The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Summer-1977

Who Would Have Thought ?

Plnsc tdl me how J may ,e-I in to uch with the Pi Ph i wo men wh o IIv!! In Kuala lumpur , Mala ys ia and had the art icle' in W intC'l 197 6 ARROW

I taught Kh oo t in Kuala Lumpur Ma y 19 14 - Feh I am ab o ut the oldest Pi Ph i, ha'Ying bccn initiatcd into

Io wa AlphaJune 19 10 at age 16 I did not graduate until 19 16 becauS( o f tak ing t ime' o ut t o s pe nd tw O y('an in what wa s thro callC'd FC'dC'ralC'd Malay States We' we're n O I miss io nariC' s alth o m y father had been a Mcthodi s t m in ist ct bUI hC' , my mothcr and myself wC'nt t o t eac h in whtl was then callC'd the Arne-rican Missi o n Bo th m y pare-nu had b('C'n high sc hool and universn y u:a chers We- g Ot travel and e verything pa id and $40 00 P('l mo nth

My m Olh('t dlcd in 19 1) shC' is buried in Singapore' , I am t o sprak at the Marc h mecting o f ouralumnar club a n d am so glad I sa this ani cle befo re d oi ng so , I can ' t imagine the advan c emenl there must be in the sc h oo ls , The audit o rium o f the Methodist Girl s Sch oo l In Kuala Lumpur a s named for m y m o ther Lu cy P o pham Zimmerman

It t oo k fr o m Much 17 th to April 26th to sail byJapanese boat o nly from San Fran c lSCo to Hong Kong whrre e tr.tn s- shipped to the Fren c h ma i l- stayed I." day s in Saig o n AI l l his in my t ime !!!

I have tw O daughters and one granddaughter who are Iowa Alpha Phis , and four cousins who are Pi Phis elsewhere P i Phi has meant so very much 10 me , I hope to g o to [Co nventi o nj in Minnesota

Amy Zimmerman Skinner Io a Alpha Fullerton Calif.

--i> Th e li nes of com m unica ti ons have Men e stab li sh e d In th iS Interes l ing cham offlle n d ship , m sf

Believe It Or Not I

T o yo u wo nderfull y efficient P i Ph is a huge b o uquet o f ... me earnali o ns . ued with a silver- blue r i bbo n !

T o cl arify - on November I , 197 6 I rote to C entral O ffi c e to rep o rt m y ARROW aftrralm os t SO years had not bren re ce i ved fo r KveraJ iuues T o day s later , according to th r p os tmark , m y ARR OW was mailed to me I re ceived

T he ARR O W muked Third Class on N o v , 6- 4 da ys had elapsed fr o m the t ime I wro te unt il J it H o ·s that fo r a re co rd ? Spc ci al Del ivery could not have delivered it fut er Thank you , thank yo u !

Rosalie Dau s Sloan Oregon Beta Laguna Hills Calif.

--i> C entral Offic e deserve s this crcdlt , with pe rhaps a

wc(" mltc to thc poH oUItC L)u"lh c wuld \uple\ [0 the u dcsunallom faste r than thn' rc dellvCfed bv mall'

Any More Questions?

Thank yo u fo r the W inter 1976 issue o f The ARR OW , ha ven ' t seen it in years !!

BUI is Pi Phi really 10 mean : - 24 page s o f prett y fa ce s?

- a need t o know m y hu s band ' s name ? ( He wa s a Ph i

Delt and Ihe y d o n ' t want my name !)

Is there a ritten purpose fo r The ARR OW ) I didn ' t sec o ne in a qui ck search , II s eems we lie a nalur.tl o rganizat io n t o r!!fle et the c ha n gmg ro le o f wo me n in o ur soc ie ty - but I didn 't sec th a t

C arol W illers Wh ite

New Y o rk Deh a '

Ba..inbridge Island , Wash

--+ 24 pag eso fpre u y Ye s. If th o se fa c e s reflelt t hc lea d ers h ip o ur PI Phi young wo men arc eltUllng , ellher acadl::m lC all y o r elttra ·curri c ularly on campu se s th ro ugh · OUt the co untl)'

The purpose o f The ARROW . as set fo nh 10 the Co n stituti o n and StalUtes i.s I ) to p reKnt matll::l§ o f valul:: to P , Beta Phi , 2) t o furni sh a means o f communicati o n between c hapters and o ffi cers : 3) t o rep rese nt t h e worthies t of int ere sts o f fraternit y women We feel we fulfill that purpose 10 the o verall p iCtUre , as WI::ll U reflecllng wo men' s soc ieta l ro le t hr oug h sto ri l::S of ou r many Inv o lved Fraternity me m bl::lS m sf

Thanks Tulsa A.C.

On behalf of mysdf. my wik Joyce . and my family . J sin cucly thank thl:: members of thl:: Tulsa Pi Phi alumnal:: gr o up fo r thl::ir thoughtfulnc:u during the past three yean , In Dec ember o f 197 2 JO),((, W&5 stricltrn w i th a form of en cephalitis and s incl:: that time she has bern quadraplegic and co nfined t o a nurs ing borne ,

Ea c h year th is group of P i Phi alums. 9 S% of whom never kne J o yce donates monies from their Yl::uly fund raJSlng sak and their o wn time in sh o pping f o r and wrap · p ing C hristmas preKntS i n her behalf, It is the highlight o f her yeu !

J oyce 's ma iden naml:: was Tatl:: and she ha s tw O sisters G a yle and Nan c y , , all Oklahoma BI::ta. Pi Phis , . ' I havl:: a Il - year old daughler J hope that some day she will br a Pi Phi , , My sin cere thanks to th is group , Lew WadI:: Tulsa Okla

CO VERS : This snowy ma y help cool the summer tcmpcn.tun: as Ohio Bcw display a of the: ori&inaJ PI Phi banner made by the chaptc:r and used u an outd OOf display The banner approximately lOxIS fttt is hdd by , nght bottom to tOp Gwen Oocnch Sue IvC)' Laun. Goehring , Leslie Harlan. Katen Hindman Sue Goehring and Shelley wnooo Left b , to t , Kathy Uland Kim Wadsworth Janice Manu Swic Nangle Janie Wi ttic h Sat'lh Co nr o, Bad- RoUer rkrby Queens Tcus Gammas Debbie McFarland , Eunice Bnnan , Cathy Smith Nan cy Willtc:non Ph yllis Patvtn l.ca Heck Shannon McMiUan lOci Chrissie Bonduant took advantage o f sunn y sprine wctthe:r and slta ted to a I1UllC t WIth Dela Tau Delta !

THE Arrow OF PI BETA PHI

VOLUME 93

SUMMER , 19 77

NUMBER 4

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE PI BETA PHI FRATERNITY

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FOUNDERS OF THE FRATERNITY

Emma Brownlee" Kil.ore (18<18-192'"

Johr.at'tl Campbf:1I (1846-19}6)

IJbbu: Brook (8)0·19H)

Ad. Bruen Grier (I,4a 19 H)

(lau Brownlee Hut c hinson (1850 19 )1)

Fanny WhitcnJck Libbey (1848·19"1)

Offic e of Pllbh cIIII O,, :

773 0 Caro ndd(l Su ite 333 St Louis. Mo 6310)

Staff

ARRow Edito r

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

Alumnae Club Lc:tters Editor

Lindsey Farnha.m Siegfried (Mrs J P ) 731 Franklin Ave Turace Park , Ohio 411 74

From Pi Phi Pens(Book Revi e ws)

Eleanor Bushnell Lehner (Mrs Ge o rge F ). ). 100 ) Rivcrhills Dr Temple Ter· ra ce , Fla H617

Exchange s

Marianne Reid W ild ( Mrs RolKn ). 2021 Belm o nt Rd . N W Wuh inglon D .C. 20009

Arrow File and In Memoriam

Pi Beta Phi 773 0 Caro ndelet S uite 31 3. St. Louis Mo. 6 3105

Dt'ar Ednor

Rosa Moorr (1''''·1924)

j rnnir Nicol. M D (I.H 1I81)

nu. Sm ilh Soule

Fann ie Tbnmson (I,U·II61)

Jrnnie Horne Turnbull (1846 19l2)

Nancy Black W.llacr (1846 191')

Contents

Off Tht' ARROW H ook

In Memory of Vernah Fd lowshl P Winne r Designs Fo r Elderly

H ave Bags' Will T ravetr

Pi Phi Co lon izes At Bay lo r

From P i Phi Pens

Short S to ri es of SagacIous S is ters

News of A rr owmont and A rrowcraft

A PI Be t a Ph i H ernage- H o h H ouse

DOlOg Unto Others- Through Chapter Philanthrop ies

P I Bela Ph i Inil iales

Picrure Section

FralernllY Sweelhearu

FraternllY Directory

OffiCial Calendars

In Memoriam

Lost PI Ph iS

Campus Sighu and Sounds

I nformation Bu ll t'lln Ordt' r Blank

RUS H INFORMATION-Colored bfJuf SeC/lOll

.THE Auow is printed Fall. Winter. Sprina .nd Summer by Pi Beta Phi Fntunity .t the preu of Grorle

Banta Compaa1 Inc • Curtis Ilted Piau. Menash a. Wis

G.ScGd cbanle of addreu nolice and correspondence IIf a bUl l MSS nature to Pi Bff. Phi Qnlnl Office. 17)0 Carondtlet. Su ite In St Louis. Mo. 6}105

G.Cormpondence of an editorial nature is 10 be addteued to the editor. Mn W VI. Ford Jr 261 Under · wood Or • NW. Atlant•. Ga lOU'

CJ«ond c1us poSllie paid at St Louis. M issour i.• nd lIadd iti on .J m. iJi n, olfice

Printtd In the Uniled StalU of Amrr ica

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An interesting Story comes to us from Cla udia mith Roach. Illinois Eta , of Downey. Calif. he was inqUiring about a cousin. Larrilee Smith Block. Geo rg .. Alpha . whom she had lost laudia writes, . 'Ou r fathers were brothers who were orphaned at an early age. raised in separate families. and did not see each othe r for so me twenty· five o r thirty years. When they were adults and had families. they saw each other once and exchanged information about their chi ldren and their chddren's names. When I was initiated into Pi Phi and my name appeared in The ARROW. Larrilee saw it and wrote me a beautiful letter , with several more to follow over the yea rs that we were in school. Since that time. we have lost track of each other and I would like to find her again, Perhaps one day we can meet si nce we have at least onc com mon bond outside of family , "

Central Office was able to provide Claudia with Larrilec's address and we hope those cousins will be able to get together soon. We were particularly interested. since we knew Larrilee well when she was president of Georgia Alpha l

A second story comes from Molly Sylvester Beresford. Vermont Alpha , of Birmingham. Mich . Moll y is a member of the Bloomfield Hills Alumnae Club. Last November, when her husband's office building burned. local p, PhIS organized a calling committee and telephoned a ll the names in the club directory They were told of the loss and how they could help by copying information off charred papers, so that it cou ld be transferred later to card files. The Pi Phis responded enthusiastically and went daily for nine days until the job was done. Says Molly. " I always have been proud to be a Pi Phi and knew m y affiliation was something specia l-t his experience has certainly re in forced that belieP."

Molly's daughter, an Alpha Chi at Central Mi chigan, remarked , "How great tha, this wonder· ful fraternal spirit I'm enjoying while in college continues after graduation!"

In a recent issue of that weekly picture magazine was a column about and picture of Anna Allen Zapp. We were scooped! Anna is a lost Tennc<see Delta Pi Phi we've been trying to find so that we could do an ARROW story about her. She designs most of John Denver's stage clothes as well as much of his personal wardrobe , and also cou ntsJohn' s wife, Annie. and Robert and Lola Redford among her customers. One outfit <he d«igned for Denver was a ski suit that took her more than 100 hours to make Her custom shins sell for $50-5400 Now that's a ni·i·ice shirt'

An apology is in order to Susan SkeltOn. Florida Delta. and her family , and IS herewith extended Susan was pictured on page 74 of the pring 1977 issue , and given the wrong last name . Her list of Pi Phi relatives was also JIlcorreCl . and since It is such an impressive list. here: goes again: mother. Betty Ann Munroe Skelton, grandmother. Mildred Andrick Munroe : a great aunt . Juanita Andrick Evans ; twO aums, and three COUSinS. At least we had the right picture!

Congratulations to all our new Pi Phi graduates . Our wish for )'OU is that all )'our dreams will (orne true. and that tho se dreams include a further cementi ng of Pi Phi bonds. Alumnae dubs everywhere arc walling to welcome you .

Have you noti ced. when you POJlll a finger at somebody else. you POIn[ three at yourself,,'

May your summer be sensationa l!

marilynsford

In memory of Vernah Stewan Gardner, Grand Treasurer of Pi Beta Phi from 1976 until her death last August, six scholanhips have been awarded to deserving collegians. The scholarship fund project began in Phi South Province (see Spring, 1977, Alulow, page 4) and soon burgeoned into a national effon

Mrs Gardner was a member of Grand Council, as Grand Recording Secretary, for five years prior to her appointment as Grand Treasurer. Scholanhip was her panicular inrereS! , and she was always seeking methods for providing funds to aid with the collegiate expenses of Pi Phis.

A West Virginia Alpha Pi Phi, Mrs . Gardner was graduated Cum Laude by Ohio Uni. versit y and earned her Master's Degree in an education and administration at Ohio in 1966 . Prior to her election to Grand Council , she served as national Director of Member· ship and Director of Rush . Recip iencs of the Vernah Stewan Gardner Scholanhips are Amy Stager, Oregon Gam· rna ; DebraJo Amato , Oregon Alpha ; Lynn Brenman, Michigan Beta ; Martha Hastings , Florida Beta ; Donna Cooper , Texas Epsilon ; and Susan Curry , Oklahoma Alpha .

Debra Ja Amato, Or.gon Alpha

Amy Stager. Oregon Gamma

Martha Ha.tlngs. Flarlda leta

Susan Curry , Oklahama Alpha

Danna Cooper , Texas Ep.llon lynn lrenman . Michigan .eta

Fellowship Winner Designs For Elderly

Combining the fidds of planning and architecture and applying the combination to her im<rest in elderly housing d<sign and special s<rvices for the elderly is the goal of Gail Whitney . Ohio Zeta. recipient of the 1977 Pi Beta Phi Fellowship.

Gail was g radu ate d f ro m Mia m i U ni versi t y in O h io in 1974 wi th a Bac hel o r 's Degree in Ho m e Eco no mics. Her c hapter activities res ul «d in h<r bei n g n ame d O u tstandi ng Pi Ph i Fresh m an a nd O u tstandi n g P i P hi Senior, with many offices and ho nors in between . Masler 's Degrees in City and Regional Planning and Architecture are currently being pursued at Harvard Univmity in the Graduate School of D<sign . She is in the third year of a four and a half year program. Du r ing 1976- 77 she was the recipient of the A . 1. A .I A . 1. A. Foundation Scholarship. awarded each ycar by the American Institute of Architects to out· standing students in schools of architecture . Acco rding to a form<r emploY<r, "Gail has a rare combination of inte ll ectual capabi li ty and Strong persona lity. She possesses the u n ique qua lity of rdating h<r expenise and background to people on all levels in a con cis< and acceptable fashion She truly has a gift for wo rk ing with people-the key to success in any prof<ssion - and she is ab le to p rovide di rection and a{(:lin h<r employmem goals, while maint:lining good rappon with those persons

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with whom she must work to achieve those goals. "

Gail has received professionaJ experience 10 both archi«cture and city planning he received professional experience in the latter at the Newark. N.J .. Redevdopmem and Hou sing Authority . Her exposure to archi· tecture came du ring the summer in Da ll as, whore she worked for a priva« firm doing co mmercial and residential architectural work .

Gail is pu{(ing hersdf through gradua« sc hool by tutoring archi«cture and planning in an und<rgradua« hous< . She provid<s academic counseling to freshmen on design rela«d issu<s. She supports hersdf through private commissions for her designs for am and crafts proj<cts

Af«r graduating from Harvard. Gail inlends to apply for a navding fdlowship in ord<r to res<arch in England and the Scandinavian countries where advanced programs for the elderly are now op<rating.

Kay loll.y , T.xos Alpha , has b••n nom.cl on. of the T.n Outstanding Young WOnMn of AnMrica for 197' . Kay Is a vlc.chalrman of th. Notional Transportation Saf.ty Soard and a fornMr ,.,.mb.r of tM T.xal Hous. of R.p ..... ntot l".. . Th. Sof.ty loord Inv•• tlgat •• molar accld.nts and promotes sof.ty In surface , air , roll , marin. , and plp.Un. transportation. Th. award was pr.. ented In Nov.mber at a luncheon In Wo.hlngton , D. C.

Have Bags! Will Travel! For Pi Phi

They both have been chapter presidents. They both have Bachelor's degrees in journalism They both are Mortar Boards. They both hope and plan to attend law school after relaxing for a year

Relaxing ? Only dreamen could anticipate relaxation for them, as the two girls described are Pi Beta Phi's Traveling Graduate Counselon for 1977- 78 . Roxann Goettz, Minnesota Alpha, and Kathy Taylor , Oklaho m a Alpha, h ave been chosen by Grand Council to travel throughout the United States and Canada visiting chapten and sharing with the m their knowledge and t'xpe riences .

Ro xie Goenz

" Leadenhip and involvement are two wo rds which describe Roxie's college life, " writes a frie n d . This becomes obvio us when reading her list of activities which includes two yem as student repre,entative to the Univenity Board of RegentS ; three yean as Student Se nator ; orientation leader ; rush counsdor ; National Student Lobby area representative ; National Student Association Board , and president of her campus political party . Then , of coune ,

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t he re 's Mo rtar Board , a summer int e rn ship p rog ra m at Geo rg eto wn U nive ni t y, an d th e U n ive n ity Stu de nt Se rvi ce Recog n it io n Award fo r two yem .

One of Roxie's special interestS is gymnastics, a nd she served fo ur yean as a j ud ge for the Mi n nesota State H igh School League wo me n 's gymnastics. and was ass istan t coach of hig h sc h ool gy mn astics

Roxie's achievements on the: Mi nnesota campus included wo rking as an orientation leader and coordinator of the Univenity Community Prog ram . In the orientation leader position she provided an inuod uction to the U n ivenity for a pproxi m ately 6 ,000 new st udents It was h er job t o pl an p rog rams and be a counselo r in t h e dormitory for those srudentS As coordinator of Un iven ity Community Program , Roxa n n worked with service , college . and commu nity offices to p lan a program fo r about 2.500 new srudentS and their parentS .

In app lying fo r the TGC position, Roxie said, " I wo u ld love to do mo re for Pi P hi and meet and work with more of itS women . My penonal experience with Pi P hi and the friends I have made have been and always will be

Roxann Go.rtz . Mlnn ota Alpha

Kathy Taylor, Oklahoma Alpha

Imaluable to me and I would like lO (Ofltlnu(" {hat experieme and share jt with other.;;.

Kath) Taylor

'S he IS an imelligem. compe tent. and ve ry personab le you ng lad y. She is highl y self· motivate d and is respected by b o th her pee rs and those university administrators who ha,e had the opportunity to work with her. " wrO le onc administrator.

Kathy Tayl o r is a graduate of the University of O klahoma and , in the past five years. eight for mer members of the OU Greek System hav e gone on to the nationa l staffs of their fraternal organ ization s. Kathy is one of those people who possesse, the ability to insure that her exrra-c urri cu lar involvement enhances her academic goals and vice·versa . In her Okla· homa Alpha chapter. she was assistant pledge lrainer, vice president of m ental advan ce ment, and president. On campus she chaired Wome n 's Week . Campus Chest, pub lic ity for

HOlTIeuHnlng and Howdy \Xt"eek and numer nus other (.ommHtees. he was the first woman at OL to be named to OmICron Ddta Kappa and Wa'ii named Big Woman on Campus . ali well as being selected fo r Wh o', IPh o. O ne of her journalism professor<; de scr ibed her 3C; a "d iligent worker wh o accepts assignments as a cha llenge and not as a penalty imposed talented. Intellectual. pelS o nable . ho n est an d attractive."

Another writes " While being Integr a l" inv o lved with all the c mpus activities. Kathy ha s maintained a Ihigh] ove rall average. S he is always cheerfu l and coop erative . no matte r what th e situa ti o n . She is a very mature young wo man wh o. I feci , is quite cognizant and co mpetent in regard to individu al co nce rn " as well as Internal or external sorority maners .' So P i Phj wins ag ai n - with twO ou ts tand ing yo ung women who will shaee their kn o wled ge and lo ve o f Fraternity with undergradu ates throughout the councey

Cathy So r. n en , Californ ia Z.ta I.ft , and Karl.nne Hoger , Alabama Gamma hove IMen cho • ." to h.,p guld. PI a. t a Ph I'. two new .. t chapt.,. 01 1 •• IMn' Gradual. Coun •• lors . Cathy will enroll 'n graduate school at 8aylor and work with Texas Z.to . Karl.nn. will wone on h.r BUlin ... Adm inistration Mosl.r', whll. gu iding South Carollno a.fo , at CI.mlon.

Pi Beta Phi Colonizes At Baylor

by NANCY B. POllACK, Grand Corresponding Secretary

A new colony with 138 pledges and a Byear-old history? So it is at Baylot Univmiry, Waco , Texas, as rh< Alpha Omega social club lxcame the Texas Zeta colony of Pi Beta Phi!

Formal pledging was hdd February 27, 1977, by Nancy Pollock, Grand Corresponding Secretary, assisted by Debbie Kyle, former president of Texas Alpha; &th Leachman, president of Texas Beta ; and Cynd< Collins, president of Texas Ddta. Additional representatives from these chapters and from Texas Epsilon also participated in the ceremony. Jeanne Tyrrell Eastman, president of the Waco Alumnae Club, was in charg< of arrangements.

Mrs Walter B Dossett, Sr., graciously opened her home for the three simultaneous pledging ceremonies. Later in the afternoon the Waco Alumnae Club welcomed the new pl<dges and guests at a reception Actives and alumnae alike introduced the former AOs to favorite Pi Phi songs. Special visitors included Katie Heck, Pi Province President; Sue Gibso n , Pi North Alumnae Province President ; and Cyndi Burri s and Cindy Kralis, former graduate counsdots .

Working with the colony for several weeks this spring was Joan O'Brien, Oklahoma Beta , one of this year's uavding graduate counselors. In addition, the newly formed alumnae advisory commilte< is hdping the colony with its pledge program and its transition to Pi Beta Phi chapter organization . Mrs. Robert S. &nnelt is MC chairman . Other memlxrs are Mrs Tom Cameron, Mrs. Walter Dossett,Jr ., Mrs. Malcolm Duncan, Mrs. Charles Gervig, Mrs. H. H . leCrone, Mrs. Jean McReynolds, and Mrs . William Turney. Cathy Sorensen, California Zeta , will be resident counsdor for the 1977-78 school year

Installation dates for Texas Zeta have b<en set for August 11-1 4, so that the girls can enter their August rush as a fullfledged Pi Phi chapter.

The formation of the colony climaxed a year-and-a-half wait as the six women's clubs at Baylor debated whether to seek affiliation after the university administration removed the ban on national fraternities. Alpha Omega was the oldest club on campus , established in 1924 Its alumnae roster includes over ,

m<mb<rs in 44 Stat<s and for<ign counuies. Chaptm of Kappa Alpha Th<ta and Ddta Gamma have already b<en installed . The other clubs affiliated with Kappa Kappa Gamma, Tri-Ddt, and Chi Omega.

Rock Chalk s Best Girl

by MINDY SMART, KansflS Alpha

Nancy Weidensaul, Kansas Alpha junior, won the award for the best female performance at KU's 27th annual Rock Chalk Revue. The Pi Phis, together with Phi Gamma Ddta, also won the award for the best original script.

Rock Chalk, which originated as a means of raising school spirit, is presented by fraternities and sororities who voluou:er to submit a skit at the beginning of each fall semester. These skits are evaluated and may b< chosen as one of four which are performed at Rock Chalk in the spring.

The twenty-minute productions are written. produced , and directed by srodents

In the try-out stage, when groups are selected to present the skits , Pi Phi/Phi Gam earned 449 OUt of a possible points , the highest numb<r of points givm this year.

ACE Scholars Report Progress

by An.EEN AYLSWORTH WELGAN, Chairman ACE

From Florida 10 Oregon come grateful letters fr om the recipients of the Wisconsin Alpha Alumnae Continuing Education Scholarship

In 1975 the first winners were announced at the Miami Conve ntion , and Convention '77 in Minneapolis marks the third year of fund s available to alumnae members of the Fratern· ity wishing to furrher their education. Receiv . ing "progress repons " from those who have benefited from scholarship funds is highly IOteresung .

An occupational therapist , Jean Brown Binney , Florida Delta '69, writes , " I recently graduated from the University of Florida spccial education program for physically handicapped children-thanks, in large pan, to the generosity of the ACE scholarship Now, as I begin to seck employment, I feel more confident in my abilities to service special children and meet their spccia! needs, ' ,

While teaching speech and drama in middle school, Jean Baynie Peel, Texas Alpha '48, is taking counseling and psychology courses . She hopcs to find a position as a counselor in pub · lic schools or social agencies when s he has com· pleted requirements "Without the assistance of the Wi sconsin Alpha Scholarship, I doubt that I could fulf111 my goal. At the present time, I have a daughter in college and another will enter in two years. My husband was the victim of an aircraft industry lay-off four years ago ... I am indeed grateful to Pi Phi for its help Although Pi Phi has been a source of/ove and fellowship for many of its alumnae, this is cenainly a tangible expression of the concern

that Pi Phis have for their sisters long after 'college days are 0' er' ."

Since graduating with a masters degree in May , 1976 , Jane Griffel Bradbuty. Iowa ata '58, has been working as assistant adminis· trator of a hospital in Mi chigan. Jane wrote, "Pi Phi has always believed in the education and personal development of women . There are so many who could benefit from this scholarship program over the years .... It has done so much to funher my professional and personal growth and I am vety grateful. Plus I am always proud to say that my sorority has a sc holarship available to "older" women and I was lu cky enough to be a recipient . "

From Corvallis, Ore., comes from Ellen West Hodges, Oregon Alpha '59, who is "t horoughly engrossed in doctoral srudies in adult education aand still enjoying the chal· lenge of school vety much." Besides enjoying her active seven.year.old daughter Sarah, Ellen is involved in " Pi Phi Friends" with Oregon Beta, plus being president of the Oregon stage chapter of Pacific Nonhwest Personnel Management Association.

Ellen writes, " As a single parent ... the scholarship I received has allowed more of my energies to be focused on my srudies. I am most grateful for this assistance. My doctorate [will) provide the economic sec urity that has been so imponant to me; and in this respcct, Wisconsin Alpha's generosity has brought me closer to my educational goal . . . . Besides being able to put the m oney to good use, I found it a tremendous vote of confidence .

"In this day and age of women entering the labor force in growing numbers, the C.E . Scholarship is a profound statement by Pi Phi . .. of the imponance of assisting us to rcady ourselves for new careers or upgrading our· selves in former fields . . . I think it is to Pi Phi's credit that the Alumnae Continuing Education Scholarship has been established, and I can only hopc that in the years to come this award and others like it will continue to be offered to deserving Pi Phis "

Announcement

The Grand Council of Pi Beta Phi has accepted rcgrecfully the decision of the active chapter of Nova Scotia Alpha to suspend its chaner.

Grand Council and the Fraternity hope that one day Nova Scotia Alpha may take its righcful place , once again, on the Dalhousie campus

UVM First Lady Recalls Pi Phi Tie

If th.r< w<r. a si mpl. t<rm synonymous with wif. of t h. pr<sid.nt of a univ.rsity, g...cio us host.ss would probabl y b< it.

Ina Fitzh.nry ·Coor , Mi ssou ri Beta , n<w first lady of th. Univ<rsity of Vermont , is thaI and a gr.at d<al mor< . As Ih. wif. of th. 21st pr<si. d.nt of UVM, sh. is acutdy awar. of whal that rol •• ntails Sh. is also a mOlh<r and a prof.ssional psychologist wilh a half- tim. joint ap poi ntment in th. d.partmems of psychol· ogy and psyc hi a try

Thi.r article il excerpled from one wrillen by Cindy K enl in Ihe UniversilY of Vermonl Post.

Marri.d 10 husband Latti. halfway through h<r Mast.t 's d.gr<., Ina w.nt on for h<r doctoral d.gr<. from Washington Urtiv<csity in St. Louis. That d.g,.. is in d.vdopm.ntal psy · cho log y, and h<r strong<st int<r<St is in th. social d<vdopm.m of child,.n

Th. Coor child,.n, twO sons, ag.s II and and a 10·month·old daught<r, ar< un · dout.dly th. young<st inhabitants Engl<sby Hous., th. pr<sid.ntial r<sid.nc<, has .v<r known A nurs.ry and a family room w<r. cr<at.d from what form.rly w<r. th. solarium and th. bas.m.nt .

Ina's ti<s with UVM ar< ti<s shar<d by many alumna., h<r m.mb.rship in Monar Board as wdl as Pi B.ta Phi

" Wh.n my husband was to b< int.rvi.w.d for th. first tim. , I r<m.rnb<r<d G ...c< Good· hu. Coolidg •. Sh. was a g... duat. of UVM ." Ina Finh.nry had had to m.moriu that

information for h<r pl.dg<ship in Pi &Ia Phi, which was also th. soro rity of Pr<sid.nt Coolidg.'s wi£..

Dr . Finh.ruy·Coor is in th. vanguard of women who combine a professional career with th. v.ty highly structur<d rok of wif. of a col· I.g. or univ.rsity pc<sid.nt.

"To juggk macriag" cac.<r, and highly d.fin.d rol. as pr<sid.nt's wif. is not an easy thing It r<aUy isn't

"I do .ngag. in a numb<r of roks, and I am highly committ<d to all of th.m . It 's complex, my work in psychology , my family, m«ting p.opk, and r<pr<s<nting th. Univ.rsity &ing pr<sid.nt ' s wif., in qUOt<s, s«ms quit. diff<r.nt from standing in a elassroom I«turing und<rg...duac<s , but it all com<s tog.th.r.

"W.'c< r<ally .n<rg..ic p.opl.," sh. con· eludes. "W. thought il was possible so we tackled it."

Track Coach Predicts Winning Team

by LAURA FREDERICKS , Caltforow Zela

Pi Phis ar< branching out in all n.w dic<c, lions at California Z..a wh<r. this y.ac twO of th. 1977 initiat.s ar< rn.mb<rs of th. school track t.am .

Th. worn.n's I...ck t<am at U.c. Santa Barba... is a growing on.; th.y ar< a1r<ady boasting of th. b<St t<am .v<r and th. s<aSOn has JUSt b<gun. R«ords hay. b<.n brok.n in n.arly .v.ry .v.nt.

B.th H owdl and O.bbi Floyd , USCB Pi

Phis , are considered twO of the most promising fr<shmm on the team by coach Laurd Tr<on. They ace both experienced and full of potentia l.

B h 's main <vents ar< the 440 and 880. She also runs in rdays, while O.bbi is a hurdkr as well as a rdayist.

The women work out each aft<rnoon from 3· and their schedul. for the season will send them to sc hool s all over th. state.

Edited by ELEANOR BUSHNELL LEHNER

Not oftrn do wr havr thr privikgr of discovrring a book about a Pi Phi Grand Prrsidrnt , wri"rn by a cond Pi Phi , and revirwrd b y a third May Lansfidd Kdkr, Grand Pr.,idrnt from 1908 to 1918 , prrsided at thr 1910 Convrntion whrn chr drcision to .,tablish a Srttkmrnt School was passrd Paulinr Turnbull 's book, rrvirwrd heer by a succrssor to Dr Kdlrr as Dran of Wrsthampton Collrge , Univel>ity of Ri chmond , Virginia , is a valuable addition to Pi Brra Phi historical archivrs It may be ordrrrd by srnding $8 .9 5 (plus 4% salrs tax in Virginia) and 40¢ postagr and handling , to McClurr Perss , Whirr Mmh , Virginia 23183

May Lansfield Keller: Life and LetteTi , by Paulinr Turnbull , Nrw York Alpha . Rrvirwed by Dr . Strphanie Mitchdl Brnnr" , Nrw Mrxi · co Alpha

Whrn in August , 19 76, I moved to Rich· mond . Va .. to assume: my new duties as Dean ofWrsthampton Collrgr , I borrowrd a copy of Paulinr Turnbull's book . Alchough I brgan to rrad thr book out of a dual srnsr of duty and obligation, I soon found mysdf rngrossrd in a book that is rrmarkablr for many erasans Miss Turnbull's work is not only a tributr to onr of America 's great educators. it is also an important Statement for women I s education and thr Fratrrnity spirit and valurs cherishrd by Pi Beta Phi.

Miss Turnbull's book is dividrd into thr.r ..ctions : thr first, a biographical rssay; thr ..cond, sdrcerd k"rl> from Dr. Kdk r's scho l· arly lifr ; chr third, k"rl> which for thr first time rrvral Miss Kdlrr's 10.. affair for a child· hood swrrchrarr. Thr balancr of sdrctrd rna· rrrials givrs trstirnony to Dr. Kdkr ' s ability, throughout hrr lifr, to rrcognizr and maintain appropriatr prioriti., . May Kdlrr rmrrgrs as a woman of indomitable will, firm commitmrnt , and intdketual brilliancr, capablr of diciting both rrspret and 10.. from hrr asso· ciat., and frirnds

Raisrd in Baltimorr and rducaerd at thr Woman's Collrgr of Baltimorr , latrr rrnarned Gouchrr Collrgr, Miss Krller fim pUl>urd graduarr study at thr Univel>ity of Chicago. Merr a mak ptofrssor qurrird her about why shr didn ' t marty instrad of a"rnding graduarr school, she withderw from chr Univel>ity of Chicago and continurd hrr studirs in Grrmany wherr shr "rnrd hrr doctorate. When shr rr· turned to chr United Statrs in 1904 , shr had drvdoprd thr characrrr which was to distin· guish her for the nrxt sixty yrm. In hrr wrre

of W

combined the graciousn... of che southern hrritagr and thr mrntal toughn ... and resil· irncy of the finest education available Shr was rducarrd wdl bryond chr rxrrnt of most of her contrmporarirs. Whik shr did not activdy panicipatc: in the women's movement of the rarly cwrntiech ceDtury, shr exrmplifird the independence. competence, and achievement for which other women wece suiving .

Miss Turnbull's portrait of Dr. Keller reo veals a woman dedicatc:d to acadc:mic excel!rncr ; a woman who insisted that thr gradu· ates of" her college" could gain admission to thr finest professional and graduaer schools in thr counrry; a woman who maintainrd high moral standards hel>eIf and inculcaerd chern in hrr srudents; a woman capable of intrnsr pr<.

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sonal emotion and loyalty, who nev« allowed h« personal f«lings to intrude upon h« professional lif<. May Kdl<r combined qualiti<s wdl wonh emulating: she was intdl<crualIy curious, a devot<e of the fine am, an ardent r<ad« and scholar, a committed participant in the civic life of h« community. Y<t she was a woman so certain of her competence and identity that she could panicipat< in a srudent sponsored bask<tball tournament or act in a Shak<sp<arian farc< without fear of losing h« dignity Throughout h« life, which spanned cwo world wars and p<rhaps the gr<at<St p<riod of change exp<rienc<d in Am«ican intell«rual and moral histoty, h« s<ose of sdf-identity not only gave defmition to an outstanding educational instirution, it also formed the charan« of generations of young college women .

P«haps what is most fascinating in r<ading this book is the s«i<s of insights it offm for thos< of US conc<rned and involved with women's education in the 1970s . What stanlc:s us is that d<spit< s<eming progr<ss, we are still facing many of the same problems and obstad<s fac<d by Dr. Kell« becw«n 1914 and 1946.

Cmainly May LanIfield Keller: L.fe and Lellers is wotthy of praiS< as an essay of friendship as wdl as for the insights about Dr . KeU« and education But the volume is much more; it is also a testament to its author and h<r unique place in the life of May KeU and the histoty of Westhampton College .

Pauline Turnbull m« May Kell<r at the installation of the Pi Bota Phi chapt.. at

Syracus< University; she joined h<r at Westhampton College in 1916 . She shared with Dr . Kdl« a love of an, music, history , and travd Miss Turnbull's d<dication to t<aching and I rning ar< <qual to thos< of h mentot; her pr<senc<, even today, on the Westhampton campus generates rc:sp«t and admiration -tinged with not a little awe for h« accomp lishments Like May Kell , Pauline Turnbull stands as a modd of what womeD can accomplish ; h integrity, loyalty, seholanhip, and livdy s<ns< of humor s« h« apan as a woman of great stature .

This fine book is mor< than a uibut< to Dr. Kell ... It is a uibute to the many women who formed W<sthampton College, among them the numerous Pi Phis whom Dr . Keller brought to the campus to share their exp<nise and talents with h« students:" Caroline Lutz, a Pi Phi from Goucher who taught English at W<sthampton for thirty-five y<ars, and Lucy Bartholomew, professor of Fr<nch, as wdl as Miss Turnbull.

No Pi Phi can read this book without feeling pride in the accomplishments of Dr. Kell .. who guided not only W<sthampton College, but also the national Fraternity, as Grand Pr<sident; who gave of h« en«gi<s and intellect for the benefit of young women.

Dr. Slephanie Milchell Bennell (lJJumed reJponIibili#es 1M Dean of Weslhamplon College in Augusl, 1976. She holds B .A. and M.A. degrees from Ihe University of New Mexico, and a Ph. D. degree in A men"can Civilizalion from Ihe Univemiy of Iowa She has received a Ford Founda#on Fellowship, a research fellowship from Ihe Earhar/ Foundahan, and a Nah·onal Endowmenl for Ihe Humanilies Summer Fellowship In 1974 she was named Michigan's OUlslanding Young Woman. She holds many profeJJional memberships. ships.

Slephanie Milchell WIM initialed inlo New Mexico Alpha where she received bOlh Ihe Chapler Service Award and Ihe Amy B. Onken Award. Dunng Ihe seven years she lived in Michigan, Dr. Bennell was a member of Michigan Della's AA C, Jtrving as ils chainnan for Ihree years, and a member of Ihe Michigan Della HouJt Corporalion She is cu"enlly a member of Ihe Richmond [Va.] Alumnae Club.

Her husband, Dr Ar/hur J. Bennell, is chairman of Ihe general depar/menl of Ferm Siale College in Michigan , and Ihey are parenls ofan eighl-year-old son, Brendan .

Paulin. Turnbull . author and teach.r at W•• thampton Colleg •

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California Zeta

Mary Blackwell is the new vice president of Panhellenic at the University of CaliforniaSanta Barbara. Mary has served as rush chairman and coordinator for chapter history for the Pi Phis .

Colorado wmma

Susan Smith, national ABO winner for 1976, has presented her winner's necklaee to the chapter to be used as a traveling award for academic excellenee. The necklaee is a one-inch replica of the Pi Phi crest with a diamond in the center.

Mississippi Beta

Lee Shirley and Donna Duewall were two of the top ten runners-up in the Miss University pageant . Lee performed a dance routine and Donna Ouewall exhibited her baton twirling skills.

Kansas Alpha

Pi Phi Pho Phum, the chapter football tearn , won their division by playing five shut-out games during the season. It wasn't until the semi-fina1s that the team was scored on, and lost, by a close score of 20-19.

South Carolina Alpha

Phyllis Smith and Suzie Broome were on the President's List and nine Pi Phis were on the Delln ' s List-Sheree Davenport, Kathy Denny , Beth Hiers , Claudia Holtzman, Anne Maury, Becky Moore, Kristen Wingard, Dottie Grant, and Kathy Davison . Kathy, a freshman pharmacy major, was nllmed to Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Eu Sigma .

Nevada Alpha

Three Pi Phis cwrently hold state offices in the the Order of Rainbow for Girls. Judy Kocka is Grand Worthy Advisor, Angeli Ostrander is Grand Religion, and Lynn Poulakidas is Grand Representative of California.

North Carolina Beta

Andrea Segure has been named the most OUtstanding srudent nurse in North Carolina and has been tapped for Sigma Theta Tau, honorary nursing society . Betsy Buss is the beSt sophomore member of the Duke Navy ROTC unit.

Texas Beta

Blair Pedrick was chosen to serve as a maid in the courts of two of New Odeans' oldest Carnival Balls. Blair attended the Nereus Ball in January, and tbe Ball of Prokeus the day before Mardi Gras.

Illinois Theta

Two of Peoria's annual spring bridal shows featured Pi Phis as models Showing off the lovely fashions were Ginny Seno, Jane Phelen, Cathy Barber, Terri Bell, and Patry Lau

Texas Epsilon

The chapter and Ma.garet Reynolds reeeived a special treat when Margaret 'S mother and grandmother, Oklahoma Alpha alumnae, attended initiation for the fall '76 pledges Elizabeth Boyd Reynolds , Ma.garet's grandmother, has been a Pi Phi for 63 years. Margaret's mother is Ma.garet Cooper Reyn olds.

Tennessee Beta

The house decorations committee threw a party for the Pi Phi house and it wasn't even its birthday Members brought all types of gifts , ftom house plants to crepe pans . The committee provided a birthday cake and punch and decorated with balloons and flowers Now the house is all spruced up and looks great!

Washington Alpha

A "Polly Pi Phi" award is given each week to the girl who has done the most for the house that week.

Connecticut Alpha

Berty Atwood and Debbie McMillan have been recognized as Honors Scholars because of their

scholastic achievements. Seven sisters were on th< o <an 's List for fall "mest<r: Mindy Pollack, Laurie D ownes, Arlene Goldb<rg, Jill Southworth, Susan Jurczak, iktty Atwood, and Debbie McMillan

Washington ikta

G<nrgia L<nnard will represent the chap«r on the W .S. U. ch<er squad. Six girls tried out and all mad< it to the ftoals. The squad is limited to no more than two from each living group.

California Gamma

Susan Metzler is gaining practical journalism exp<ri<nce as a memb<r of the USC Srud<nt N<ws Bureau Each w«k she is assigned sp<cific stories about USC srud<nts and press rd<as.. ar< "nt to th< hom< town newspap<rs .

Iowa Alpha

When Jeanne Eaton married John Scott, her colors were wine and silver blue and all of her attendants were Pi Phi sisters . Even pledges were included as they helped guests at the rec<ption. The newlyweds were "nt on their honeymoon way midst a medly of Pi Phi songs.

Illinois Eta

Presid<nt Nancy Krisruf<k, who has b«n int<rning at one of a chain of clothing stores in cenual Illinois, has been promo«d to assistant buyer of sponsw<ar for the chain Not only do<s she hold increased responsibilities, but sh< also receives class cc<dit for h<r job!

Texas Epsilon

Ikcause of Tide IX, many men's organizations are now open to women. Lesa Ford and Christy Gonzalez have become two of the first women allowed in Blu< Key national honor fiatemity, traditionally a men's organization.

N<vada Alpha

Thr« Pi Phis ar< I..ding athlet.. for the Univ<rsity of Nevada . Cathy Trachok leads th< women' 5 diving team and is a tOP notch swimm<r . Charissa B<rkshire and Charlene Clark are prominent members on the:: women 's gymnastic team that is rat<d ninth in th< nation

Mississippi Ikca

Th< 1976 pledge class had th< highest overall scholastic average on campus for the 1976-77

fall semester. The GPA of the forty-four girls was 2 .74!

Texas Alpha

It 's the fourth y= in a row that the chapt<r has won the volleyball championship, and currently th< chapt<r is in "cond place in campus comp<tition and first place in Greek competition for th< intramural trophy .

Illinois Iota

Imagine rushing in 2<ro degree weather! That's what happened on the first day of spring rush, but in spite of the lack of cooperation from the weather, the chapter pledged seven great girls .

California Gamma

Holly And<rson and T <ri Dion are on the USC Song Girl squad and, as such, perform at or attend special luncheons and receive many awards and trophies.

Illinois Theta

All-school champs! After three years of 2nd and 3rd pla« in baskethall, the chapter finally won first place and laid claim to the tide of Br:odley University champs. The voUeyhall team captured second place in the wom<n' S all-university froals.

California ata

Molly Ro<th<r was sd<ct<d as Srudent Coordinator for the Student Parent Ori<ntationRebysonr Staff at UCSB. Cathy Sorensen and W<ndy Watanabe w<r< froalists for th< "G reek Woman of the Y=" honor.

Texas Epsilon

For th< third time in a row, the chapter earned the North Texas PanheUenic Scholarship Award, with a grade point average of 2.94. Epsilon has outranked other North Texas sororities each semester since the chapter was in the fall of 1975. The members also have had the highest number of hours attempted and passed.

Indiana ata

Eight sist<rs "rv<d as Srudent Ori<ntation Corps leaders for f shroan ori<ntation at Ball Stat< this year. Marti Moore, Robin Hawkins , Laurd Deco .. , Kim Wis< , Cathy Hamilton , Conni< My<rs, and Ann Milkr hdped famil-

iarize new students with the campus, served as discussion group leaders , and provided e ntertainment for srudents and parents .

Louisiana Beta

Debbie Warner has been named outstanding L.S . U. Student , and received the Southeastern Life Methods Scholarship at the Leadership Convention in Dallas .

Texas Beta

Libby Ftancis attended the Notthern Hemisphere World Championships, a sailing regatta held the first week in April. The regatta was held in New Orleans and drew sailors from all over the world

Mississippi Beta

Bridget Schmitz is recIpIent , for the second consecurive year, of the Taylor Medal , the

highest scholastic award given by the University of Mississippi . Bridget has been on tbe President 's List seven consecutive semesters and was graduated in May with a 3.97 GPA!

California Del ta

On Valentine's Day , while the Kappas were gathering for their Monda y night dinner , the Pi Phis kidnapped them for a delicious dinner at the chapter h ouse. Amid red and white decorations , both groups enjoyed the unexpected oppottun it y to share each ot her 's co mpany

Kansas Alpha

Maureen Hanks has been awarded the Watkins-Berger scholarship by the University. Tbe award is ronsidered to be the highest undergraduate academic honor the University can bestow on a Kansas high school graduate.

Pledges Surprise, Delight With Gift

by KATHY TOMSYCK , Soulh Carolina Bela

When South Carolina Beta 's fall pledge class proposed their pledge class project, they didn ' t stop at anything halfway . When it was suggested that they tty to choose something which reflected pan of themselves rather than an item which flashed a mere dollar sign, they put out their heart and souls . I know . I was their pledge trainer.

It just so happened that our pledge meetings were held in our chapter room. Being so newly founded we hadn ' t had a chance to statt decorating the room and so the pledges ' prospects for a project were plentiful.

On December 2nd, Pi Phi had its first annual Christmas party . The pledges had just fmished announcing the winners of a baby picture contest which they sponsored, when Sabra Russel, pledge class president , presented the sisters with a beautiful rug to be hung in our chapter room. It was designed by Kathy Jennette with a burgundy background and light blue letters . The angel shone in white and the arrow in yellow. The sisters received this tug with great surprise , appreciation , and a big , big round of applause.!

News of rrowmon

the craft school the cottage industry

Ediled by MARY ALICE BARWW PERSCHE BOllrd of Go"ernors

Her dream has become our masterpiece , ..

She sacnftced her own creative yearnings Ihal olhers mighl perfecllheir skills . . .

Her search for Ihe mark of Ihe masler has never blinded her 10 Ihe meril of Ihe novice .

She Ireasures whal olhers achieve Her love for #ny blossoms is as greal as her love for Ihe slars

As a skIlled execulive she has been a founlain of reassurance and encouragement

She has galhered many honors bUllhey have never diminished her humIlity . . .

Her perspeclive and her sense of humor have never foiled her

Her fellow crt>ftsmen love her for her graciousness t>nd her dedicalion as much as for her skill.

Trury we can say Ihal Arrowmonl is whal Arrowmonl is because Marian is whal Marian is

Dear Marian . ..

ArliIl . .. Scholar . . . Teacher . .. Friend . . .

Y ou give til m o re Than we can co mprehend.

Eleanor Bushnell Lehner Florida Beta

Retirement Marks End of An Era

Marian G . Heard . Director of Arrowmont since irs inception. head of the Settlement School craft program for more than 30 years. and professo r in the D e p artment of Crafts, Interior De sig n and Housing , Co ll ege of H o me Economics, at th e Unive rsity of TennesS('c . Knoxville , Tenn ., since 1936. will retire AuguSt 31 fr o m both of those pOSts

For Arrowm o nt and Pi Bet a PhI, Mi ss Heard's retirement marks the end of an e ra in which Arrowmont sa w both its beginning and development take plare under h e r diroction She has guided the activities of the summer craft workshop program si nce its incepti o n in 1945

Under Miss Heard' s gujdance, a realistic working relati o nship has developed berween the University of Tennessee and Pi Beta Phi whereby Arrowmont Students can earn UT credit for their work in the crafts school. It was through h er vision and leadership that the Arrowmont School is internationally fam ous today . The school reaches out not only to educators , and students from all over the world, but it has made a significant contribution to the eco nomy and edu ca tional advancement of the Gatlinburg area

Miss Heard has been an inspiring «a cher to her students through h er sincere interest in them a nd through h e r personal philosophy She has the understanding of and the ability to relate to people of all age groups and hackgrounds She is able to communjcate to others how the crafts world can enrich their lives , and she has a genuin e co mp."ion for people everywhere

Having distinguished herself in the fields of art, crafts and interior design, her many professional affi li ations and awards attest to the esteem in wruch s he is held throughout the academic circles.

The TruStees of Teachers College, Columbia Universiry, awarded her a Distingu is hed Service Medal in 1976 in recognition of her outstanding conuibuti ons to an , education, and public service. At the University of Tennessee she was honored as the Alumnj Distinguished Professor in 1971. And in 1974 , she was the recipient of the Tennessee Women Award

In additjon to the dual career fro m whi ch s he is retiring, Miss Heard in recent years has served as chairman of the Tennessee Crafts

Advisory Committ« of the Tennessee Arts Commissio n , cha irman of the Tennessee C raft Work s ho p and Co nference , program chairman for the Environmental Craft Workshop a nd Co nference, a nd co-chairman of the National Art Educarion Workshop in Crafts.

Among her many acco mplishments in a mos t act ive: carc:rc were (he introduction of crafts in the cu rri culum at UT ; the organization an d direction of the C raft Education Program for t he Southern Highland Handicraft Guild; planning and eStablishment of the first Craftsman's Fair ; the direction of a craft survey of II southern Statos for the Rockefdler Foundarion which resulted in grants being awarded to UT and the Southern Highland Handicraft Gu ild The Ford Foundation sent her to PakiStan to help set up a crafts program at the college level and to help build an organization for the craftsmen of Paki stan . She h as hold offices in rhe following organizations : Pi Beta Phi (Miss Heard was initiated into at the Miami converntion in 1954 and is a member of Tennessee Gamma) , Phi Kappa Phi, American Crafts Council, American Home Economics Association, National Art Education Association American Association of University Professors, World Crafts Council, Southern Highland Handicraft Guild, Piedmont Southeast Crafts Council , Southeastern Art Education Association . Tenness« ArtiSt -Craftsman's Association, SOUTheaSt Section of American Crafts Council, East Tennessee Art Education Association, the Board of TruStees of the National Crafts Counci l, and Arrowmont Board of Governors . A graduate of Alfred Universiry, Alfred, N Y ., where s he earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Ceramic Design , Miss Heard furthered her formal education at Columbia Univetsity Teachers College, New York City, N Y ., where she received a Master of ArtS degree in Fine and Applied ArtS .

Her retirement in her home in Knoxville moSt certainly will be a busy one .

She is a Pi Phi - and all of us who wear the Arrow are indebted to Marian G Heard for the lifetime of service she has given in our behalf.

Ray Pierotti Is Named Director of Arrowmont

Grand Coun cil of Pi Beta Phi has appointed Me. Ray Pierotti as new Direccor of Arrowmont School of Crafu effective September 1. He comes co rhe Gadinburg , Tenn ., campus from a prestgious position as Assistant to the President and Director of Regional Programs , American Crafts Council, New York Ciry, N Y. , a role he has held since 1971.

In accepting the appointment Me. Pierotti stated, "I look forward co becoming a part of Pi Beta Phi ' s long hiscory of humanitarian contributions and encouragement for Qllr nation ' s talent borh past and present "

His career in New York City has included serving as Administrative Assistant at the Museum of Contemporary Crafts of the American Crafts Council ; instructor io rhe School of Visual ActS , Department of Graphic Design ; Director of rhe Kipsbay Gallery ; department head and instruccor , Franklin Private School. .9

Arrowmonr 's new director was academi c adviso r, The Experiment in International Living , Purney , Vt ., and taught French Language and Literature at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City , Utah , while completing his master' s.

A graduate of rhe Universiry of Utah where he earned Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Musi c and Master of Music degrees, he also received a Certificate de la Langue Francaise from the University of Paris where he studied from 1958 co 1960

His honorary appointments include : Board of Directors, Citizens for Artists Housing , New York City; Board of Directors, International Art Regisrry, Ltd .; Board of Directors , rhe Participation Project Foundation , Inc .; Advisory Board , Mary Duke Biddle Gallery for rhe Blind and Sighted , Raleigh, N . C. ; Vice Ptesident, New York chapter of rhe University of Utah Alumni Association ; past ptesidem of rhe New York Experiment in International Living Alumni Association

Tteasurer of rhe Board of Directors , Les Amis du Traiteaux de Paris (French theatrical troupe, touring non-French spealcing counrries under rhe auspices of the French Bureau of Cultural Affairs) ; chairman of the National Arts Competition, Camp Fire Girls, Inc ., 1973 through 1976; National Endowment for rhe ActS and New York State Council on the ActS grant to research museum and community relations in Italy, France, Germany , and England the spring of 1971.

Mr . Pierotti, who has combined an active painting career with his administrarive appointments , has had one-man exhibitions at the Springville National Annual Exhibition , Springville, Utah ; University of Boise Art Gallery , Boise, Idaho ; Minneapolis Museum of Art , Minneapolis, Minn .; Kansas Art Institute , Kans . ; Miller Galleries, Cincinnati, Ohio; Hunter Art Mu seum, Chattanooga, Tenn .; South Carolina Museum of Art , Columbia , S.c. ; Kipsbay Gallery and Sawdust Gallery, New York City ; University of Utah, Salt Lake City

Mr . Pierotti has had numerous magazine articles and musical compositions published

As Direccor of Arrowmont he also will be an ass oc iate professor at rhe University of Te nn essee , Kn oxville , in the Department of Crafts, Interior Design a nd H ousing , Co llege of H o me Eco nomi cs.

"Y ou Must Be Proud To Be A Pi Phi "

by B.O.G. CO-CHAIRMAN SARAH "SIS" MUllIS

(Ed note : " Sis " Mulli s attended Arrowmont as a scudent in the summer of 1976 )

This comment did not come ftOm another sorority woman or from anyone associated with the fraternity system These were the words of an Arrowmont srucl<nt who knew nothing of Pi Beta Phi except that we owned the craft school she was attending .

Students Mart in Muell.r , f rom Ch ll , and "SI," Mu lll • lOG coochalrman . (I to r) , ob•• rv. a. their In,'rudor , AI And.non , demon.tra ... the fine poln" of fll1nl In lewelry cia .. at Arrowmont . And.rson 01.0 I. on au l••an prof or of metolcroft Penn.ylvan la State Unlvenlty .

Last July I was enrolled in a beginning jewelry class at Arrowmom and was attempting to be jUst another scudent . Purposely, I had asked Marian Heard , Director of ArrowmoDt, not to introduce me as a Board of Governor.; member. I wanted to be a scudent like everyone eise, to be a part of my class, and to be able to listen to their comments, good and bad, about Arrowmont. I did not even tell my newly found friends who worked at the same table with me that I was a Pi Phi.

My "cover was blown , " however, through an innocent series of greetings by Janie, one of our hard working maids, and Ernie, one of our ever smiling maintenance men, and other BOG member.; present that week who insisted on taking my pic cure while I was in class . Fellow students knew this was my fim time to take a cour.;e at Arrowmont , so one asked how I knew so many people . I told her that I some-

times came to meetings in Gatlinburg Then she asked if I was a Pi Phi , and I answered in the afftrmative She put down the piece of jewelry on which she was working, thought a m in ute, and said, 'You must be very proud to be a Pi Phi." I replied that, yes, I a lways had been, but that I was especially so that week.

I have one regret about attending Arrowmont-that I did not go sooner. Other.; had tOld me about the feeling of oneness of the students , about the total dedication of the instructOr.;, about the •. Arrowmont Experience." I have heo.rd convention speaker.; talk of the "Arrowmont Experience," Marian Heard describe it, but there is no way to put a feeling like that into words-there is no su bsticute for BEING there and BEING a part of it.

As a hospital pharmacist I normally spend my days ftIling prescriptions, not filing metals . I am living proof that someone with no art backg roun d and no craft experience ca n go to Arrowmont (My instructor would co rroborate this, if needed .) I would not say it was easy; it was JUSt as I had been told. I was in class from morning till night. I was in class tho u gh because I wanted to be. To "get away from it al l ," I us u ally take skiing vacatio n s bll t m y week at Arrowmont served the same p u rpose. The co mm itment and in volve m ent you fe el toward yo u r class a nd your project tota ll y engulfs yo u fo r the days yo u are there.

If you want to find a new source of pride in Pi Beta Phi-attend Arrowmont School of Crafts . Other.; can tell you what a tremendous school we have, but believe me, there is NO comparison to being th<re. There is NO comparison to experiencing Arrowmont yourself.

Arr o wcraft Shop ex pan, lon wa s und.r c on.trvctlon dur ing the w i nter month.. Mov ing the wHvln, ct.partment and bookkeeping oHlc. Into new facility wa ••ctt.duled th l. May. Farmal clect lcat lan I. planned for the fall.

Cooper Bequest Benefits Arrowmont

"In Pasadena, Edith enjoyed gardening, housekeeping, being able to entenain friends , belonging to thS Shakespeare Club, and being a member of Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club ... . "

With thesc words, Edith I. Cooper's sister Edna panially explained the love for her Fraternity that prompted Edith to bequest $100,000 to Arrowmont School of Am and Crafts . Both Edith and Edna, and an older sister Carrie, were members of Indiana Gamma . Edith served as president of her chapter and was delegate to the Berkeley Convention in 1915. In college, she majored in English Literature , and taught three years in Indiana before joining Edna in 1919 in Sheridan, Wyoming. From that time on, the two sisters lived tOgether and shared their experiences.

Miss Edith enjoyed the western life very much, according to her sister. Her life revolved around the friendly people, the good school in which she taught, a nd weekend uips to nearby mountains. sometimes on horseback into more remote areas. She panicularly loved the spring when lovely flowers covere'd the hillsides.

In 1924 she moved to Long Beach, Calif., and taught in Los Angeles. In 1941 'Edith and Edna bought a home in Pasadena where they

lived until 1963 . During that time they were both loyal , active members of the Pasadena Alumnae Club Even aft., they moved to a retirement home in Pomona , Calif., they continued to be dues paying members of the club, and were listed in its roster. Miss Edna called them "a wonderful group of women whose friendship has continued, even from a distance "

During her active life, Edith panicularly enjoyed uaveling, having spent several summers in the Pacific Nonhwest, as well as journeying to Alaska, Hawaii , through the Panama Canal to New York with side excursions along the way, and two uips to Europe

Edith passed away March 5,1975 .

Over the years, and especially after her retirement, Edith enjoyecj careful study of business trends and investments , She was quite conservative, according to Edna, and liked to know the history of stock, its appeal to public acceptance, the populariry of its product, etc.

The principal of her gift to Arrowmont will be invested t with the income from the invest,meors being used as a constant memorial to Edith I. Cooper's love for Pi Beta Phi.

In acknowledging the gift, Grand President Elizabeth Orr stated, " though we sometimes feci progress has been slow [at Arrowmom,] it has not been when you realize Pi Phi is the only soro rity having a solely financed philanthropy Our alumnae have made this possible and sometime in the future we hope to realize our dream of a year-round school. The Edith Cooper bequest brings this dream ever closer to reality .

Tribute To A Friend

by CoNSTANCE FEGw ADAMS , Minneapolis A . C.

Mildred Ozias was the youngest daughter of the first principal of Minneapolis West High School. After studying at the University of Minnesota, where she was a member of Minnesota Alpha, she continued her education in Europe. Her major interest was music, as she was a gifted singer.

While in Berlin, Mildred met a fellow American , Dr. Bern de Vries, a young practicing orrhodontist and student. After her return to Minneapolis, Mildred sang professionally for ten years. Prior to her marriage to Dr . de Vries, "Mid" was unaccustomed to sportS or an outdoor life, but she was introduced to hunting and fishing by her young husband She 21

enjoyed participation in these activities, becoming an ardent fisherman and a proficient shot.

Mildred de Vries loved life and kept in close touch with friends Her commiunent to Pi Beta Phi remained strong, true, and active throughout her life . When she died in 1970, the loss was fclt by ' many who had known and loved this talented and colorful lady

Soon after Mildred's death, her husband established a scholarship fund for the usc of Minnesota Alpha Pi Phis who were facing financial hardship and who could not continue active Fraternity membership without tempo(Co "li ,,,uJ Oil page 86)

A Rebuttal . ..

Dear Editor:

I wish to rebut and take suong excepdon to the bulk of Mrs Lamb's article on "The Volunteer Professional" in the winter 19 76 ARROW I would like to say on the outset that men and women most certainly do have a responsibility [Q their community in offering volunteer services. I , myself, have been on numerous boards- Pi Phi Jr . Alumnae Club being only one of them. I have planned and run a booth for the local Children's Fair each summer for several years to benefit the nursery school. I PUt many hours in for the I..e2gue of Women Voters in helping to keep the public aware of county, start, and national issues lhat affect their quality of life a nd that of their child ren . I am also active in the Chicago Junior League. I have a lso worked on the paS! (WO presidential campaigns.

I would first like to direct myself to Mrs Lamb's ... remark s about the women's movement Wherever did she get the idea that we are out to convince every woman or (:Ycn every man for that ma!!er that he /s he must be an oil executive to be "fulfilled?" Secondly, I have been in the working world for nine years and have seen only several "clenched teeth and doubled fists." Mostly, it was in polirical campaigns (where I was in a volunteer capacity and so was rhe person with rhe clenched teeth l )

Of course there are alternatives! There are more alternatives now than ever before. The reason? Because Feminists like myself believe in freedom of choice, pure and simple, and have been fighting for these alternatives for SO long We are not telling Mrs Lamb what to do wirh her life . If Mrs. Lamb wants to be an oil company executive and can do a good job she sho uld be able to aspire to it. If she prefers to sir in a sink with a ca n of comet all day, then she shou ld do it! This is reall y what the women's movemem is all about. Choice , pure and simple. I would truly like to know why Mrs Lamb feels for some reason that there is a dictate that says she's a slob if she doesn't earn a living. Is that really what they believe in Indiana' Astounding .

The most ludicrous part of Mrs. Lamb's article concerned the statement that because a wife and husband both pursue careers the next door neighbors would be forced out into the work force, too. The neighbors on the right both work and don ' t make what my hu sba nd does alone. Thar doesn't mean they plan on taking extra jobs at night to " keep up ." The people in the next block have onc breadwinner and she makes more than my husband and me put together. That certainly does not mean I would turn my part tim!' business into a full time one juSltO "keep up ." When you think of it, Mrs Lamb' s supposition is almost tOO ridiculous to discuss .

Finally, I think most people would agree that devoting rime and attention to growing and developing children is important . But certainly not to the exclusion of everything and everybody else . Twenty-four hour mothers and/or fathers do n o t automatically qualify for Parentof-t he -Yea r Awards . Please excuse the tired old cliche' 'Quality is better than quantity, " but it does apply so well here Being a working parem either part time or full time or a twentyfour hour " at home" parent does not make one a good or bad parent in itself. I know far tOO many twenty -four hour " at home" parents that don't have the time of day for their kids and tOO many superb working patents to be able to put either kind of parent automatically in a particular category. Across the board you will find bad parents in both categories and working really has nothing to do with it

So , yes, Mrs Lamb is right Volunteer work is definitely a responsibiliry that one has to his/ her community, but one must let the individual decide when, where , and how much . Don 't blame the women's movement for the ails of soc iety I get a lirtle tired of that when all we are trying to do is bring freedom of choice to all

Suzanne Green Stevens Illinois Alpha 1968 Winnetka , Illinois

Parents Enjoy "Camp Pi Ph i"

"M y dad is sp<:cial because he still wears a crewcut," proudly stated Sue Mullen as she inttoduced her parents at Arizona Alpha's Parents' Day brunch Sue, her sister Peggy, also a Pi Phi, and their parents joined 75 other sets in a weekend of festivities.

All parents were sent invitations promising a weekend of "fun, and good memories, and the chance to meet all those girls you have been hearing about." October 9-10 provided that chance.

Coupling the theme of' 'Camp Pi Phi" with the slogan "Parents are Special," the Pi Phis prepared a warm welcome to their University of Arizona Parents' Day.

When parents entered the Spanish-style sorority house Saturday, they were greeted by howdy posters and friendly gals. Snacks, tours, displays, and smiles were available to all.

Lorraine Smith and her crew presented the skit Summer camp<:rs, decked OUt in bermuda shorts, backpacks, and freckles, entered whistling and piping on kazoos. Led by Camper Chipmunk, alias Lisa Stilb, the sixteen misfits sang a parady to the rune of "Camp Granada," and finished with a boisterous round of "There's Nothing Like a Pi Phi . "

Ar iz ona Alpha. Peg8Y Mullen . left . and Sue Mullen . right , ent.rta ln th.l , par.nt. on pecla l w ke nd .

Parents and daughters then helped themselves to a spread of submarine sandwich flXin's a la Mrs. Fredericks, our housemother. Conversation centered upon the evening gridiron match between U. of A and the University of Texas at EI Paso Before leaving for the game. parents wen: invited to guess the outcome, which was a Tucson win. To brate the victory, parents returned to the house and enjoyed after-the-game snacks hostessed by Jane Geure and Adrienne Kalyna.

The next morning families gathered for brunch around tables decorated with Camp Pi Phi cabins, designed by Ann Tucschmidt and Lu Lullo. A number of special fun awatds were presented during the meal. Closing the brunch, each girl introduced her parents with reasons why each is special to the Pi Phi daughter.

"My mother is special because she is a quilt expert.

Panhellenic Work Brings Special Sat i sfaction

by DENISE DIBITONTO , Nevada Alpha

As a member of Pi Beta Phi, I am honored to hold the position of president of Panhellenic on the University of Nevada, Reno campus. It is the one organization that encourages participation among girls belonging to every sororiry. After all, Panhellenic means all Greek . When I see Gamma Phis, Alpha Chis, Tri Delts, Thetas, and Pi Phis working and laughing together, I get a deep feeling of satisfaction knowing that I am instrumental in their involvement . Panhellenic is fun and play, but it is also work-in service projects to the community as well as to the campus. Our philanthropies this year included a blood drive for the city of Reno , a book drive for Veterans' Hospital , Christmas caroling, and a fund-raising for

handicapped sports lovers For our campus we have donated rose bushes for the Associated Women Students ' Rose Garden In special recognition of the Greek Bicentennial , mem· bers of Panhellenic and the Interfraterniry Council planted trees on the soccer field. Yes, there is work in each of these projects , but the happiness of being together makes the job easier. Our playtime activities include roller skating with the fraternity men and aU-Greek socials.

I will have held this office for twO years. Our fund raisers and activities have all been successful. The feeling of companionship· is deep within all members of the Greek organizations and boosts morale at the University of Nevada

Ocean To Ocean Friendship Established

by NANCY FRIEDMAN, Maryland Beta

Ever since I became a Maryland Beta in 1975 , I've heard it said that no matter where you go you ' ll meet Pi Phis , but in January , I found OUt for mysdfjust how true that is!

Spring semester 1 had the opportunity to do an internship on Capitol Hill-to work in Sen Warren Magnuson's office The senator , a Washington State Democrat , is chairman of the Committee on Commerce , Science , and Transportation, and is ranking member on the Appropriations Committee

I'm a journalism major , so when 1 found out I would work in the press .office , 1 was especially excited . This would be a great chance to get some on the job experience.

Early in January 1 went down to the Senate Office Building and met the press secretary and assistant press secretary . My first impression was how friendly they both were , and how intriguing it was going to be to see news rdeases written and radio tapes made

Mter I had worked in the office a couple of weeks, 1 began to fed more comfortable . The assistant press secretary , Gretchen Kiehn, was panicularly hdpful ; she had a world of patience, and a sparkli ng personality

O n e day as 1 was putting on my coat to leave for the day, Gretchen noticed that I was wearing the G reek le tters Pi Beta P hi .

"Are yo u a Pi Ph i?" sh e as ked.

. 'YcS," ] answe red . "Soam I!"

L to r: Gretchen Kiehn , Wa shington "ta . Senator Wor,." G . Magnuson ( D Wash .). and None y fr l.cl . man , Maryland leta .

Gretchen , 22 , was graduated from Washington State University in 197 6 . &fore starring her present job , she was an active campaigner in the 19 72 Presidential dection and served on George McGovern ' s national staff She , tOO , had done an imernship on Capitol Hill , and has worked for Senator Magnuson since June, 19 76 .

When Gretchen told me that she was imerested in joining an alum club , I was happy to supply her with some names and phone numbers I told her about some of the activities in College Park (home base for Maryland Beta) and urged her to visit the chapter house any time.

I learned a great deal while working in Senator Magnuson ' s office-about communication berween the media and the senator ' s office on major issues like oil tanker safery legislation and the 200-mile fishing limit law- and also the not-as-major, but still important , tasks like supplying photographs of the Senator and information on Washington state to people allover the country.

I also learned that you're likdy to meet a Pi Phi and find a new friend anywhere-even on Capitol Hill!

Fraternity Entertains

by JAN BURSON, Ca/ijornitJ Gamma

Sixty -five ATOs gathertrl at the California Gamma chapter house on St . Patrick's Day, and after the ritual ATO spell-out and Pi Phi greeting songs , the girls were escorted to the ATO house next door There several beautifully -set long tables, a magnificent salad bar, and plate after plate of barbecued steaks awaited them

During dessert, the ATOs had a surprise in store for the girls-entertainment by a comedian who was the hit of the eveni ng . After much laughter and chit-chat, the girls were escorted back to the Pi Phi house.

The luck of the Irish was certainly with the chapter that night, as they were treared like queens at the St Patrick's Day Dinner Exchange

Alumnae Up-Date Has Good Response

by BARBARA SANDS OLSEN, Grand Vice President of Alumnae

Ono of tho most gratifying aspocts of tho coplios to tho r""ont Alumn.. Up-Dato quostionnaico (ARROw, Wintor '76) was tho numbor cocoivod from Goldon Arrow mombors of tho Fratornity. Thoso womon, with thoir woalth of "porionco in Pi Bota Phi, "pcossod c10arly thoir fodings on tho alumn picruco; tho friondships; tho fino association with othor mombors; tho philanthropic ondoavors; and tho continuing links with today's colkgians.

Many rocoot graduatos also rospondod. Most statod that Fratocnity "porionco had moant so much during thoir undorgraduato yoars, that thoy wantod to corurn to Pi Phi at loast a bit of what had b.on givon thorn during thoir colkgo yoars. Thus, from brand now a1umn .. to thoso long stoopod in Fratornity traditions, our momborship indicarod thoir fodings concorning tho status of our a1umn dopartmont, particularly as to thoir own involvomont with a1umn.. clubs.

Most coplios indieatod paid momborship in a chartorod alumn .. club, or tho dosiro to bo such. Whon.voc possiblo, club pcosidonts woro informod of thos. living noar a club aroa, and stating a wish to b. a club momb.r. Narnos of thoso individuals coquosting information on tho chanoring of clubs or pockots woro SOot to alumna. provinco pcosidonts of tho particular provlOCO acoas Whilo it was irnpossibk to answer each query , information was forwardod to tho propor officor in ovory instanco, namos of thoso "pcossing Interest in prOVInce or national offices to the nominating committee.

Some questionnaires were answered on an individual basis. In tho .vOnt a mombor had a question concerning procedures or current policios, it was fdt a porsonal coply was nocossary, particularly to corcoct misinformation.

Ovoc % of tho coplios woro in a favorablo and complimontary voin Horo again , whoro oach complaint could not bo answorod individually, stopS will b. takon to corr""t inoffi-

ciences , and co overcome poor programming and / or " wrong meeting times. " in so far as a1umn clubs may b. oxpoctod to cooporato It is ovidont, with so many of our a1umn ompl.oyod, that it is irnponam that clubs plan a sortoS of staggorod mooting timos , in ordor to accommodato moco fully as many dosiring a c1osor affiliation as is possibk. Thoro is no roason clubs may not form ono or moco subgroups , with a chairman to copon to tho club pcosidont aftor oach group mooting. Hoco, particularly, businoss or profossional womon would wdcomo a noon-timo, or lato aftornoon , meetIng among those with common interests and noods. This typo of group nood not bo limirod to tho working woman, and could oasily bo a pan of tho ostablishod club Coctainly, such a group could bo chartorod in itsolf, if tho momb.rs woro ablo to fulfill coquicomonts of a chartorod a1umn .. club. This subjoct was doalt with at Convontion, and ddogatos woro ablo to discuss tho morits of additional groups within tho framowork of our alumn clubs.

Many .. a dosiro to cocoivo both a club and a chaptoc nowslottor. Clubs havo long b.on urgod to koop mombors informod of activitios, bur thoy must know of an individual's intorost in ordor to includo hoc on a mailing list. A numbor of chaptors havo cosumod publication of a nowsktter, and othors should bo oncouragod by thoir own mombors to prim iroms of intorost to aU.

Sincoco thanks is oxrondod to oach Pi Phi who took timo to answoc our quory. Tho Grand Vico Prosidont of Alumn is always opon to constructivo suggostions, and will continuo to wdcomo thoughts and idoas whieh would b. of bon.flt to tho a1umn .. dopartmont of Pi Bota Phi.

Jean Gal.,I • Adair Morris. Cath.rlne I nnan. "lor .rantley. ond ••n.. Gala , T.nne.... Delt". added beauty to SI,rna Alpha Ep.llon'. annuol Ca.lno 'arty , when they • .,.,ed •• w.lt,.. ....

A History

by JAN PAPKE LANDESS, Holt House Chairman

Shining through the fabric of the history of Pi Beta Phi is the faseade of a gracious , white dwelling that to all of us who wear the arrow , symbolizes a house of heritage . And when we enter that house , we step backward in time to our beginnings.

The house was purchased in 1853 by Jacob Holt , known by the honorary title of "Major," who came west from New York to survey his land holdings in an attempt to find a suitab l • place to settle. The Major kept a record of his adventures of this period and his accounts on the Civil War and the Reconstruction shed important light on the views and ani tudes of a liberal petson of that time . The house itself rdays to the observe r the American way of life in the early days of our nadon.

Monmouth College was founded in 1856, a time when women were mHitantly demanding equal rights with men . The fact that women were admitted with equal academic privileges was an important factor in the movement that led to the creation of the first fraternal organizarion for college women

Wirh the outbreak of the Civil War , much of the enrollment of Monmouth College was lost , until the number totaled only 48. POstwar enrollment brought many back to school, however , including Ada Bruen and libbie Brook They were considered fortunate to find living quarters in the home of Major Holr. Only twO years had passed since the end of the war, and those terrible years lingered in rhe memories of all.

Monmouth is not only the birthplace of Pi

Beta Phi, but also of Kappa Kappa Gamma. These foundings occu rred only a few short yea rs after the end of the war , and the rise of soro rities closely paralleled the women's rights movement thar had begun in the 1840s and which had reached a high pitch of agitation by rhe ourbreak of the war .

Under the guidance of Monmouth College president , Dr. David A Wallace, Ada and Libbie and ten other friends fi rst formed an o rganization called " The lantern Brigade . " It is believed that Dr . Wallace then inspired the Founders to establish the first Greek-letter fraternity for women . The first meeting was held in the southwest bedroom at Holt hou se where: (he name , constitution, and other topics of primary importance were: discussed.

Unfonunately , after Ada and libbie left co llege, little was heard of Holt House. The Major and his last surviving daughter died and the house was abandoned and neglected . lt was at the Asheville Convention of 1938 that the purchase of the property was proposed and through the efforts of Mr. Hugh Moffet , it was bought for the Fraternity for the sum of Si100 at a delinquent tax auction .

Plans for restoration and furnishing were: approved at the Pasadena Convention of 1940, with the details left to Grand Council. The Holt House Committee was established and met for the first time in October, 1940 . The first chairman, Lorette Chapman Ter rell, and Grand Counci l Advisor Amy Burnham Onken deserve much of the credit for getti ng the house ready for the fotmal opening i n OctOber, 1941.

The desire of every member of the Fraterniry to give the fulle st measure of support to Pi Beta Phi 's World War II project , the Physio. therapy Scholarship Fund -a desire which was concurred in by the Holt House Committeeresulted in the curtailment of many longplanned expenditures. The distribution of publicity and the purchase of additional furnishings were postponed For six years the co mmittee: administcred what was link more: than a subsistence budger.

In a letter hefore the Swampscott Convention of 1946, President G rier of Monmouth College, the son of Founder Ada Bruen Grier , expressed the appreciation of the college and the co mmuniry for all that Pi Bera Phi was doing in maintaining Holt House: .

Today Holt House continues to Monmouth and a fining to our

'at Adolr loth., South Carolina Alpha , a member of the Mlddl. Georgia Alumna. Club In Moeon , d.monstrat the tol. painting skUls that sh. teach at the Macon YWCA 'at took up tol. painting In the Bahamas when another Navy wife completed a carr•• pondence course In the art and showed her the basin.

When Volentine's Doy f.1I on Texal Epillon' s r ulor Monday me.tlnsr night th. chapter celebrot.d by having ev.ryon. wear red and whl". Kim Irown made sure ev.ryone knew what the occasion was wh.n sh. appeared like this I

Cella Cupp II.ndon, s.oteclleft , and Sylvia Schooler Gregg , seated right , are alumnae Initiates of Arkan ' sos leta , The ceremonies took place Decemb er 5 Pictured with the Inltlat are Gwen Stuckey Cupp , Cella ' s mother and Sandra Schooler Pa non Sylvia ' s sister , both Llttl. Rock alumnae

Mary Hewell Quackenbush . Ohio Delta , wa. on. of six women Inducted Into the Ohio Wesleyan Unl · verslty Athletic Hall of Fame during ceremonies on campus rec.ntly Mory was honored for her athletic endeavors In field hockey , basketball voUey · ball , tennis , and swimming In her senior year sh. was pre.ldent of the Women ' s Athletic Association The Induction was the flnt for women In the college', hl,tory Pre.enting the plaque Is Unlven..., President Dr Thomas E Wendou

L.ft to right . Mary Hum. Ma...,..on . pr•• ld.nt of Wo hlngton Alpha Hou •• Corporation Board ; AI.xa

Gr.gor.s . 1976 pledg. clo ll p r•• lant ; Cory Cro...

Wa s h ingto n Alpha p re. ld.nt ; and Sarah lane Pau ls on Vana .... pr•• ldent of th e Seattt. A .C. and pa. t Grand Pr.. lden t of PI le ta Ph i. bu m the chapt.r haus. mortgage .

Chapter Burns Final Mortgage

by JOY VANASSE GOODENOUG H , Seattle A. C.

Former Grand President Sarahjane Paulson Vanasse joined wit h Seatt le alumnae and active members of Washington A l p h a on the evening of November 8, 1976, to burn the final mortgage on their gracious chapte r house . Of Southern colonial design, the house was constructed in 1941. Having previously burned rht" original mortgage , rhili wac; rhe finale of a second mortgage, begun in 1962 , when study rooms and a solarium were added to the original building .

Many of the antique furnishings in the Washington Alpha house were collected and donated by De Ette McAuslan Stuart, a Golden Arrow member of the chapter. Her devotion was evident at the November occasion also by the gift of a massive bouquet of wine carnations that graced the Sheraton table in the entrance hall.

Seattle Pi Phis who had an important part in the pleasure of that evening were Washington Alphas Margaret Wilson iknnett, past house corporation chairman , and Toni Sulak Kennedy , who arranged the elegant tea ble in the sola rium . Alumnae and actives happi l y came together to witness this important moment.

Jennie's Arrow Is Proud Possession

by LYN BROWN, Texas Gamma

Jennie Horne Turnbull was initiated as one of our Founders with a pin that has since built itself an even greater heritage . The pin was worn by Jennie's granddaughter . Kay Turnbull Campbell , during her initiation in 1931, at Monmouth College Marjorie Turnbull Fritz was initiated on the pin at Monmouth College in 19 32 . Eleanor Turnbull Sassano , another sister . was initiated with the same pin in 1941 , also at Monmouth Jennie ' s fourth descendant to be initiated on thi s pin was her great granddaught e r , Marjorie Lee Fritz , the daughter of Marjone Turnbull Fritz . Marjorie Lee Fritz was initiated in 1963 at Monmouth, but died of cancer her sophomore year at college.

After resting fourteen years, the pin was removed and sent in secret to Lubbock , Texas Then, on February 26, 1977, the Texas Gamma chapter of Pi Beta Phi iniuated Susan Drew Hutcheson with her great great grandmother', pin at Texas Tech University The initia l surprise grew to a kind of wonderment among SUSIe's pledge class that with them was the pin that one of o ur Founders had worn so many years ago . However. all the Texas Gammas shared the feeling of a continuing heritage in Pi Phi that this physical link with th e pa" brought

According to Susie . Jennie Horne Turnbull had twO daughters who were both Pi Phis at Illinois Alpha , one of whom , Susie Turnbu ll Crowe . was Susie's namesake . Jennie was married to a minister for fifty-nine years and lived the last years of her life in Philadelphia She was an emhusiastic supporter of the Settlement School and was also active in her local alumnae club .

Susie , a freshman at Texas Tech , said her grandmother has a ttunk full of items that belonged to Jennie , including many Pi Phi things Susie fully intends to explore the trunk while in Greenwich , Conn . this summer .

Could Jennie Horne Turnbull have ever imagined that her great great grAnddaughter would become a part of what developed from the bonds of friendship she shared with eleven mher girls so many years ago?

Ice Skaters Earn Coveted Awards

by AUDREY RElFENSfEIN, Ontan'o Alpha

Believe it or not, Ontario Alpha has the next Dorothy Hamill!

Penny Clapp, chapter president, is an avid skater and has been a member of the Univer.;ity of Toronto var.;ity skating team for three years. Rising before sunrise and through the s now for her early morning prac· tices cenainly paid off. She has been on the team for three years and for this she was awarded the Intercollegiate Figure Skating Shield. Last winter Penny was the captain of the team, which PUt an extra bu rden o n her shou lder.; . Nevertheless, throughout the season she proved to be an exceptional athlete For outstanding achievements she was presented with the Univer.;ity of Toronto Second Colour.;. This is one of the highest awards an athlete can receive.

Another athletic Pi Phi walked away with five awards '{ the. annual Engineering Dinner. Anne Zielinski, a graduating engineer, has been involved in a number of spons during her year.; at the U niver.;ity of Toronto . She was awarded the Engineering-Alumni Trophy for being the outstanding woman athlete of the year. She was also presented a plaque recognizing her as the most valuable player in basketball. Last year Anne 's volleyball team was in the finals, but unforrunately they were not victorious . This year , however , nothing stoppe d them from winning. For being a finalist last year, Anne was presented with a pen set and this year she received a pewter stein for being one of the champs .

Anne's effons were recognized by the Faculty of Engineering and they awarded her a Bronze S for her continuous participation in athletics.

Karen Hu ckvale , a student at St. Michael' s College at U of T ., is yet another Pi Phi involved in campus spons. Karen played intramural field hockey , ice hockey, and badminton for two years This year she was awarded a St. Michael's Letter which recognizes those who have been avid participants in so me aspect of univer.;ity life.

Named To Fill

Unexpired Term

Sourh Coast (Calif.) Alumnae Club Presi· dent, Trudi Peabody Roger.; , is now a Newpon Beach City Councilman. T ru di was appointed unanimously by lhe City Council to fill the unexpired term vacancy caused by her husband 's death in September. Howard was Ma yo r of ewpon Beach and Councilman in the First Di strict. He was serving his third term in the Council and the term expires in April , 1978.

T rudi was swo rn in at the October 26th Council meeting , and new Mayor Milan Dostal presented her with a plaque and the Mayor 's gavel, com mem ora ting her hu sband's service to the city Nancy Gauthier Cox, Phi South Alumnae Provin ce President , presented a bouquet of flowers from the South Coast Alumnae Club. Several member.; were present for the occasion.

Trudi has been active in co mmunity and school projects si nce moving to Newpon Beach in 1960 She managed all three of her husband's successful election campaigns . She is now serving her second tcrm as president of the South Coast alums

As Councilman , Trudi's most recent activity is to present classes on local government to mentally gifted elementary school students, second through fifth grades, throughout the Newport Beach sc hoo l district .

Trudl Peabody Rogen . ri ght . fs .wom In •• Newport Beach Council man by City Clerk Dorl. George

New Chapter Is Full of Smarties

by JEANA MULLINs, Kentucky Gamma

Kentucky Gamma , one of Pi Phi's newest chapters. ranked numlxr one in sorority academic standings at Eastern Kentucky U niversity for the fall semester of 1976 . Installed on the Richmond on the weekend of August 27, 19 76, the Kentucky Gammas made a strong beginning as a new chapter.

Of the nine national sororities on (heir campus, the newly installed Pi Phis took first place with an overall grade point average of 3 . 140 . They received the EKU Pan hellenic Scholarship Award, presented by Mrs Jill Harbin, Panhellenic Advisor, at the Association banquet in March

An initiation /sc holarship banquet was held in March also . to congratulate the new initiates and the honor students . Dixie Bales Mylum , Kentucky Gamma AAC member , proved to be guest speaker e",raordinaire, as her delightful talk brought still more cheer to the happy girls . Maryanne Hamlin received the Nancy Bla ic her Poll oc k Awa rd for her 4 0 GPA for the semeste r. Melissa Davis was awarded theJennie Hogg Pledge Scho larship.

Other Kentu cky Gamma honor students were Choo n Dho Burns a n d Donna Carroll , both members of Kap p a Delta Pi education honorary, Georgene Perry, Jeri Isbell , Debbie McMillen , Panye Flood , Carolyn Lyemance , and Sandy Robinson

Families Have Fun

Family Day provided a wonderful opportunity for Georgia Alpha to get together with families and to show them some of the reasons we are so proud to be Pi Phis.

Caroline Thrasher, the chapter's first president , began the ceremonies by talk.ing about college life and Pi Phi in 1939. The Washboard Band performed their Rock. and Roll skit.

Open hou se was fun for the fathers and brothers who rarely see the sleeping quarrers. Our housemother provided deli cious cookies and coffee for refreshments. Of course, the most enjoyable part of the afternoon was meeting all the parents and being with our families .

Ohio Z.to', foil pled" •• prelent.d a HQutlful hand lew" quilt to the chopt.r at the Initiation banquet In February . Eoch pl.dge d"'gMd on. squar., and the thirty .quar.. were lewn togeth.r to comple.. the quilt to be used In the lult• . D Ione Rluollo . I.ft , and SUlan Ro ••nbere-r proudly d l. play the ma.t.rp lece.

Is Orientation Counselor

Karen Wallace, California Delta , didn ' t really leave UCLA when she was graduated in the spring. After interviewing against hundreds of other interested students , Karen won the job of Orientation Counselor. She will remain on camp us throughout the summer and counse l inco ming students . She will work with them on an individual basis , acquainting them with the UCLA school system . Karen is well qualified to wo rk with people as s he is a past president of California Delta , and received her degree in communication s tudies . She plans to attend law ><.hool.

Eight Kanlos Alphal ore m.mben of the ltudent government of the Un iversity of Kanlol . EI.cted In the fall were , back row , lisa Cove , Anne lurke , Nancy We ldenlaul , and Melanie Mart in . Front - Oawn Daniell , Ann Holderman , and Kathy Pebley Alia elected but not pictured wal Jan Davidian.

Rob i n Fli es Among Golden Arrows

by ROSALIE DAUS SLOAN, Oregon Beta

There has been the sharing of much happine s and some sadness. Twice yea rl y the "Robin" flies the width and breadth of the United States. We have many beautiful Pi Phi daughters and arc looking forward to Pi Phi granddaughters!

Through these contacts, and the contaCtS made through alumnae clubs following various moves, Pi Phi continues to be the source of much happiness, not only in friendships, but in golden memories .

Long may Pi Beta Phi continue to grow and bring joy to all members

Attend ing the Robin Reunion In Mont.r., . Calif .. were , front row , I to r: Jo Polhemus , Nad,"_ Scott Myrtl. OeCha ln•. Bock : Fay. Frykman . TIna Bake r . V io l a Ch ri st lan • • n , Mary H.len Wilcox Vlna John. ton , Ruth Sp ight , Ro . o lI . Sloan .

1977 marks the golden anniversary of a thrilling experience for twelve Oregon Beta Pi Phis This time of year, when Pi Phis are graduating, seems the propitious time (Q share the experience . It has proved to be one of many "pluses" of being a member of Pi Beta Phi . In 1927 , after graduation, three Oregon Betas wanted to keep in touch, so they started the "Robin." Three members were tOO few, however, and subsequently others were added. The original members were Jo Hartzell Polhemus , Myrtle Logan DeChaine , and Vera Roger Ware Then Tina Amick Baker , Viola Husted Christiansen, Mary Helen Reider Wilcox, Ann McPherson Kenyon, adyne Waddell SCOtt, Thelma Cole Knox, Vina MuelierJohnston, Faye Montgomery Frykman, Alice Peaper Jenkins , and Rosalie Daus Sloan were included .

The assured success lies in having a "leading lady" who inspires the participants to follow rules. The star of our show is Jo Polhemus who ruled that the " Robin " must be mailed within twO weeks after receipt , it shou ld include family news and snapshots and news of other Oregon Beta Pi Phis; and there should be reunions in California or Oregon at intervals of five years.

Singing Valentines Earn For Arrowmont

by LYN BROWN, TeXIIJ Gamma

On Valentine's Day, several Texas Gamma Pi Phis diligently manned their phones from midnight to midnight. What were they doing ? Well, in an effon to increase our donation to Arrowmont, the philanthropy group decided to sell singing valentines. Members of the group wrote four songs for prospective buyers to choose from and started taking orders. Pi Phis visited all the Greek lodges, selling valentines. and were met with an enthusiastic rc=sponse from all. Everyone had to have a vakndnc= sung to their honc=y or friend and took a special delight in ordering them to be delivered between the hours of twelve midnight and six in the morning.

Valentine 's Day dawned early for those who had the honor of singing these delightful messages Even when the phone rang in the wee hours of the morning. recipients loved it. Many were laughing so hard they could not even say thank-you Of course, Pi Phis received an unusual number of calls that day, and several valentines were sung at chapter meeting. Laughter ra.ng as valentines were sung to three different girls-all from the same guy!

As Valentine's Day drew to a close, the last ca ll s were made and money turned in. It had been tiring but fun , and very successful. adding several hundred dollars to money alread) collected from a ski raffle .

Doing Vllto Others, , .

Through Chapter Philanthropies

Roller s kating can be fun - but for twentyfour hours ? The pledges of KANSAS BET A did exactly thai for their class community project. Along with Delta Sigma Phi pledges, they roller skated on the Student Union parking lot to raise money for United Way. Prior to the skate-a-than , pledges were collected from Manhattan residents . with contributions totaling $4)0 .

TEXAS ALPHA was involved in a variety of philanthropic projects this year. Pi Phis joined forces with Lambda Chi to hold a Halloween party for the children of the Texas Welfare Board At Chrislmas , pledges sang carols for the residentS of a retirement home. On Valentine ' s Day , cookies were made and delivered to 10) children at three Day Care centers in Austin . M. D . benefitted through moneys collected from various projects .

CALIFORNIA ZETAs joined in the raising of$7),OOO to be given to a Santa Barbara high school girl who needed a bone marrow transplant in order to survive . Dennie Doan was instrumental in raising the chapter's contribution for Terty Toon's Fight for Life.

OREGON GAMMA had a party at Christmas and one at EaSter for children from welfare families. Handicapped blind children were entertained at the house one evening, and a rummage sale was held to raise money for the state home for the mentally retarded.

About twenty TEXAS EPSILONS helped hostess a brealcfast given by the American Heart Association in Dallas and were named 19 77 SweetheartS by the Association. The chapter also collected approximately $200 in the Association ' s door-to-door campaign . Working through the International Book Exchange, KENIUCKY BETA and U.K Sigma Nus co-sponsored a book drive and collected unused books for all types. These books are diStributed all over the wocld to countries where books are scarce.

Tennis shoes , two pairs of socks , fOOl powder . and fOOl massages are ingredients in the recipe for success, according to Terri Torseth , WASHINGTON BETA, and her SAE parroer , SCOtt Borth, in the ATO dance marathon . Terri and SCOtt danced for )2 hours and raised $1.001.49 . to help push the ATOs over

their goal of S 11 ,000 for the Epilepsy Foundation of America .

CALIFORNIA GAMMAS are the proud sponsors of a Girl SCOUt troop in a nearby Los Angeles Spani sh speaking community . The weekly program is supplemented by field trips to the mountains, beach, state capital, cultural events , and frequent dinners at the Pi Phi hou se .

Up and down. Up and down . For one hundred hours , INDIANA DELTAS and the men of Sigma Chi jumped on a trampoline to raise money for Settlement School. Sponsors pledged money to each participant and paid according to the length of time jumped Jumping began on Wednesday evening and continued day and night until Sunday afternoon.

OHIO ETA's bowling team came through with flying colors in the Muscular DYStrophy Bowling Tournament sponsored by Lambda Chi Team members scored a total of 1682 points to claim first prize in the Greek division , as well as the highest scoring in the tourney . Forty teams participated.

For an unusual philanthropy, CALIFORNIA DELTAS helped the handicapped in their search for suitab le apartments by measuring doorways, corridors, and stairwells of b u ildings in a nearby community. It was a useful way for the chapter to spend a Sunday afternoon.

Winter pledges of GEORGIA ALPHA conductcd a Dial-A-Hean on Valentine's Day , making telephone calls for the sisters and relaying Valentine messages. The charge was 2)( per call, and the proceeds were used for a Valentine's party for children in a local hospital.

Panhellenic sponsored a student production of Godspelliast spring, and Ruthanne Richardson , CALIFORNIA ZETA, and sister Pi Phi Ann Bche were active in the presentation. Funds raised went to the Child Abuse Learning Mediation Center in Santa Barbara .

ONTARIO ALPHA raised money for Arrow in the Arctic by kidnapping all the fraternity presidents, mcn and women, on campus. A ransom notc was left at each house demanding 2)( per member for the return of the officer. All the "captives" were taken to the Pi Phi house and served refreshments

ATTENTION ALUMNAE:

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

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

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

Name of Rushee

PI BETA PHI RUSH IN}<'OR)lATION DATA

Unclude picture of prospective rushee If posslble.1

WHERE TO SEND RUSH INFORMATION FORMS

If there is no club in the rushee's horne town, send form to the Chapter Membership Chairman at the college address. If the rushee is from a town covered bv a club, (see send the form to the Club Rush Information Chairman of that club.

Cltap, ,. &

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Chapter Membership Chairmen

FOR 1977 78 RUSHING SEASON

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Milne Alpha of M,lIne

M&$Ml;:huKIIS Alrha Botton Um\cr1u)

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M Beth Barrell 161 SI} Stile Rd Bol( '43 blon, MA 0211

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Janel Hc\cnnan 210 W.inUI Piaor S),TBCUK. NY InlO

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Donn. A Knckd

Grace G.ub)

100'1 S Wnr.ht \1 Chamj)lall". n 1>1310 fall\l_ Il 61322 "'l PCN'll.ll61flt)(.

109 W CoIk-I':'''' "t" ,K1n;d. Il 61161

II J2 SanJp_pcr Lane '''P«'1Uc. II 60S«»

R R J. VorFOII. It 62691

2600 Vlrllnlll St P,trk RldlC , 'L 60068

1728 Okll'lckr 'lin.. It 6(fM1l

Sept" II, '1

Au. " l. 11

Srlrtlf.1

Alpha 100u WC'Sk)iln Umv

Bet.lo

SlmJ*)n Collt,e:

lov.a Gamma 10000iI Siale llnl\-

Iowa Zela of

Nebraska Beta Un of I'«ebrasl..a

Knn a Alrha Unl\erllt) of an!tas Iktll Kansas Siale Um\

Mls..oun Alpha of Mluoun

MlMOun Beta WlShl"ltO" Unl\'erSII)

Ml$SOun Gamma

Nurn*, of Cltuplf'r Mf'mh.."h,p Chairmall

Rencllt Moore

Am) M Reder

Am)

Jeanine Hen'OC

Paula E. Fuller

Lynne Monarl)

Arkans.at Alrha

Lna Wao<bon Umv. of Arkansa,

Arkansas Bell Danme Hoffman Unl\'. of Ark al lillie Ro..:l..

Oklahoma Alpha of Oklahoma

Oklahoma !kl,t Oklahoma State Un

Loul!.ana Alpha Nev.'comb College:

Loulliuna Bela lOUISiana Slale Um\

Texa, Alpha Um\eNlly ofTeJln

Ten Bela Soulhern Melhodlst Um\ Gamma Tuu TcdI Umy

Teus Delta Teul Chnsllan Unl'"

Tnas EpSIlon North SUle Un1\'

Te'\iIS:Uu Colony Baylor UnivenJly

NU PROVINCE

S-T Itali. 80l J6 MI. Pkasanl IA

Boll _\406 Indianola. IA

81S E. Washmllon lov.a CII),. 1A North 161h llTlcoln. Nt: 68508

XI PROVINCE

1612W ISthSI Lawrence. KS 6b044

1lI19Todd Rd Manhattan. KS 66S02

511 Easl Rollins Columbia. MO

.19,0.6,t, W)down Bhd 51 M06110'

1421 N Jeffeftl)n

Burse Scllool of Nur$ln Dorm Sprlnpld. MO 65802

OMICRON PRO\Ii\CE soz \\' \taplt 72701

80'1> 497

I/Ilmt

Rosc\llIe ll6147J

80'1> l406 Indianola IA SOilS

316 Lynn Ames.. IA 50010

Tr., SE Cedar Rapids. IA S2403

80ll 81(0) lmce'lln. NE 6lISOI

W 9:!nd nrr leawood. K 5 66206

1975 Jamaica EI Dorodo. KS 67042

106!>O Tlo,. Ct SI. LoullJ. -"063128

) I 5 S2nd Place: Western Spnnp. Il6OS58

80).188 Slcelvd1e. MO

1009 Broadmoor 81)the\-llle. AR 72)1'

Susan SIelner

lynda Ahrbtrl

Susan McGrael

Ann Sieffenhasen

Kan AddmllOn

)117 South Ta)lor Lillie Rod.• AR 1701 Elm Nonnan. Oil. 7J069

324 S, (1t\tllnu OK 74074

PI PROVINCE

Boll C696 64 Newcomb Place N('WOrleam. LA 70118

PI ikla Phi Hou 80ll 17560-A B.oIOR Rou.jo1. LA 1OS91

2.100 San Anlafuo TX 7870'

3101 Daniels Dallu. TX

Donnda Babb

Mao L« Elhs

Barbara Sehaehl

Lanna Rhodcs

Colorado Alpha Um\. of Colorado

Colorado Bela Denver Unlvenll),

Jane wah

Sara Wilson

'202 BanJOr 0 ·201 lubbock. TX 7941"

Boll TC.U. FOri Worth, T'( 76129

200 Avenue 0 Denlon. TX 76201

BOll

Baylor UnlYCrSIly Waco, TX 76706

RHO PROVINCE

890 Illh 51 Boulder, CO 80302

210 Eudora Den\er, CO 10220

)508 Royal Oak North llttk: Rock AR 72116

1510 Hampden Bartlcsvilk. OK 74003

I v.m lrcek ApIS.. I'll Perkms Rd SlIlIwller. OK 74074

)92' Hanover Olll1Rs, TX

)204 Clifford Dr Metairie, LA "T{)(l(l2

2300 San AnconM) Austin. TX 78705

SSOI E ereu Amarillo. TX 79106

,... Bell PhI lodac 4)24 Tech Slatton lubbock. TX 79409

'IS) Inv.rood Rd Fort Worth, TX 76109

)217 Comell Dallas, TX 7S20$ Boll; 2442 lon,vlC'W. TX 7'601

801 Lyra Dr Colorado Sprmas. Co 10906

220 Eudora Den\-'Cr. CO 80220

Coklrado G.mma Colorado Stllte Un",

\l0Dta.na "'1lhA Montana Stale l'NY

W)-om,n, Alroha linn· orw"oc\ln,

Aruona Alpha tn,\ or Arlzoaa

Anzona Bet. Ar,zona S.a.e Unl\'

MulCQ Alpha Unl\ of Nc:"" Mt"uco

Mt'luro Bela MCltM:O Stalc L'm\

Utah AI",ha of l'l-.h

Alberta Alph. URI\er'Su\ of "lberta

Idaho Alpha lJnl\CNI) or Idiolho

\\o,.stlln,lon Alrh.r. Lnl\ _ of Wuhjnl,on

fku

W"hlnlton State t.:m\

Wuhlnlton Gamma Unl". or PuIC!! Sound

Ne\-lIIda Alph. Um\enH) orNt'\ada

Orqon Alphl ororqon

Ore,on Bet. OreJOn Stalt' UalY

Ort'lonGamma W,lhameltc Unn'CNt,.

Ort'JOfI Deltll Portland Stale Unl\

Ca1lfOfNa Beta Urm ore.1 1,8erkt'le)

California Gamma or So, e.1

Cahfornllt [)etta l ! C l A

C"lJIornla i;.pa&Ion ()1qO S talC ('ou.

California loti t.: or Cal., Santa B,ub.

CaIifomta E:ta l orC., .llrvtM

""""/lurCh "",,. "'tm#t,nlrip C/wlrI"Wn

hlS)'Glll

K.,.lI AhneWr Bell) Wood Swann

Ten J..,hn.on

J.ne Johnson

Rcbcc:..:a Boettchcr

Kann J Bu..hncll

Vldu Crook Sad)' 8(lCkle

Pea>- Mallon

HoII,. Lamu, DorOlh)

K Rusch Hahcnon

5('->01 AdlkclI tlr ('!tqtc,. \'rmb Ch,.m

62S,," l"'e St. FI, C(tIlIM. CO 80521 1}()4 "'"uh 5th 8<»ZLmWI.

PI Bet;& Phi Frail' It) Ro LirU'IC. W)" .2011

SIGMA PROVINCE

103' N Mounlllln TIICIOft. AZ "119

Palo Vrrde '1.ln, ,174 ASU. Tempe, AZ 85281

1101 Mesa VI,ta. NE Albuquerque, NM 17106

PO 80, J 13-4 Unn·ertlt)' Park Las CrUCH, N\1I1!OOI

2050 Ebt 11th South Salt Lake: CII)" UT ""'OR

TAU PROVI!';CE

11012-85 Alie Edmonton. A8 T6G 0\1.'6 Canad.

.\07 Idaho St \1osc;o"". ID 83M,,]

4S41C 17th. "-iF Sullie. WA

N[ 825lmdcn Pullm.n. WA. 99161

3502 No. Union Tat;oml, WA 9R401

L;PSILO,", PROVI!,;CE

1BOO Wrondel Wa,. Reno, N V 19502

KIOCIJd EuFnc. OR 97401

2685 N W T.)lor eonoallil.. OR 97HO

144 "hll SI Sakm. OR 91)01

621 S,," Jadson Portland. OR lil201

PHI PROVINCE

2JH P!edmonl Aye Ikrll.dC), CA 94'104

66 '1 28th Strrel Lot Anlda. CA 90007

100 Hllprd Loti CA

WIIO Lollqc P\1ICr Dqo. CA 921"

Holftr Ad"CfJ of ",,.mh. Chrlft

'" Lake 51. 'A)()1

I't. Collins. <."0 10521

Rt I. Ikn; 0 Biodralo, WY 82.).4

n2 Ar.p.ho Cheyenne, WY 12001

4'" "" "'.rmonl Dr Glendale, AZ l.n02

II J1 EAlI Or.nac .• 2 Tempe. AZ .5211

1701 MtsiI \'I$ta. /'olE Albuquerque. NM 87106

195 EI Prado Lu Cruea. 1"M 18001

2Oj() EaSI 11th South S.1t Lab Cit)', UT84101

1823 Churchill Dr, SW C.'pl'}. A8 nV 252 C

6400 Plertt P..,k Ln

801!\Ot'. to '3102

4s.4t117th. NE Sciolltlc. WA

870"""W Lake eretl Vl.I'Icoul(:r. WA 98665

RI, 1,80\ UIA Burton, WA 9801J

ltoo Wrondel W.) Rmo, NV 111502

J22' 5W HanullOn 51 p.mland. OR 97201

12lOII Oak Tree PI. Taalm., WA 91491

1703 Wt\teVo A\'C Eurctt. WA"!IM

RI2,Boxill Estacad•. OR 97203

116 Verba Buen. Avt: Los Alto.. C.94022

12 Whltcwater Dr Corl)n. Del Maf, CA 92625

2H 15 Olellndcr Dr Hl&hland. CA 92346

-'010 ColJcsc PI.,;;c San DlelO, CA 92115

Au, 2J 21, 17

Au, 21-2l '11

Au, 21 28. '17

Au. 10. '"

Au., 1J-I1, '17

Au, 28·Stpt I, '71

Sept_ 11-24, '17

Sept. 26-10. '71

Au :!(). '17

Sepl 11--22. 77

Sept. 4 9, '71

Sept '71

AUI 21 21, '17

Week orScpl. II. '17

Sept. 19 26, '77

Au, 21-Sept. I. '77

Flnl part of o.:t • '17

Sepl. 18-24, 'n

Sept. I 9, '"

Sept 1-11. 17

Au," 14- 19. '17

C lh,. (nnkl

163 Ca""no Pncadero Goleta. CA 9JOI1

1912 ard Lane "C'I'pon Beach, C A 92660

10701 Donn.r Coon 'ian Jote, CA 95121

1912 ter-ard Lane "'"_PO" Beadt. 92660

Sept II 16. 11

Sept 16- 10. "

Alumnae Club Chairmen

CO!\lNECTJClJf

Moo (5« Hutford. CI )

Branford (5(c. c:w u.)

Bloomfidd (, )

BytlIm IS« Falrhdd Cty Cr ) (Sec New HlVen. CA.) F;urliddCry.Cq

Inmn(Sc:cSo F.urfir1dtcy .• CI.)

Ea!.t Hutford (S« Ct.) HlIvcn (S« Nrw Unc:n Ct) wwn So FaulW'ld (Iy Ct.)

Elmwood Hwfurd (I)

hurfidd (Sc:e)o hufidd Cty '. Cl ) Farmington (Sec: Hallf"rd. Ct ) GlulOnbury (5« Ma.no:hcslrr. Ct.)

Granby (S« Hanford. CI )

GlffrtW.(:h (S«- So. Faufidd ety. Cl) (,J,ulIfUld (S« New (I ) Hamdc-n (S«. "' HIYcn, (I )

Hanford (Set: HanfOld. U )

MlIXhctlc:r (S« t-hl'khrRC:1 (, )

MdiOfd Hawn CI )

Mount CarITK'I (Sec: f'I,;('W C( )

Nrw Caoun So faufit'ld elY. Ct.)

New H1\('0 (S« New Ha.c:n. Ct ) NnrinKton (S« Hartford. (I ) !'\unbford (5« N('W Hawn. Cc.)

r-.ionh H.ven (S« New Havcn. Ct ) '"rwallr: Fauflt'ld Cty., Ct.)

Old Grttn'Wkh (S« So fauhdd Uf·. Ct )

Orange (Scc: Nrw HJ.ven. CI,) Redding So. Faufielcl Cty,. Cl.) Ridgefield ($cc So. fairfield elY., el.)

R,ve lde (Sce So, fairfield eW, Ct.)

RowaYlo n (m So fairfield ety CI.) !i:irrubury (See Hanford. el.)

Som("n (5« Cc )

South W,rubor (Sec MafKhotet, Ct,) Sourhpon Furf'tdcI Cry, Ct.)

Scam!ord (Sc-c f.,QI("k! Ccy • Ct ) otfI (S«o Mancbt1ttr. a 1

FOR 19n-7I RUSHING SEASON

A LP HA PROV I NCE

Suffield (Stt M'nckoll"[, CI I Tolland (Stt NaOlnn', , , Ct Trumbull (5et S<, ftuilekl elY. CI ) Wallmgford ($(c:!,\ew Haven. Ct.) WOt H.anford (S« f-IanfOfd, CI,) Ha-vt'n New Hlven, Ct.) (Sce Southern Fairfield CoonIY. CI.) Falrfidd Counry. Ct ) Wcthcrfic:kI (5« H.nford. C, I WdtOn (S« Southc:rn Faufrld County. Cr ) WIndsor- (Sc:r Hanford. CI ) Woodbndgr (Xc N"" Haven. Ct )

MAINE

Bangor (Stt Ea.!utn MaJl1C') Brewe:r (5« Eatlt'fn Mount')

Cumberland CnIN (Sec Ponland, Me: ) CwnbtrJand Milk (Set Ponbnd. Me ) Gotham (Sec Ponland. Mt' ) Old Town (5« & lM"n MaUle)

OronO(S«EaRcm M;I;If'IC) Ponland (5«: Ponl.ukl. Ne,) 5a(o (Sec Ponlaod.. MC' )

ScarborouBh (xc Portland. MC'.) South Poniard (xt' Portland. Me.) ullwarer (5« hAem MollO(") Village of Hunpden (Sec Eamm Maine. Wc:srbroolc (Scor Ponland Me) WlOdham (S« Ponland. Me-) Yarmouth (5«Ponbnd. Me)

MASSACHusms

Adams (SeC' Bcrhhut'. Ma.ss.) 8erksture fkrkstuf't'. Mats.) (.xe- Wesc Suburo:.n Boootpn, MUI) Chofurt (5« Brrbhlre. M.I5$.)

Dalton (5« Bnbhllt". M ) lkdham lStt "til, Suburban Boston. Mas ) frammghMll, (Sec Wm: Suburban BoRon, Ma.)

Club. and Chairmen

'Ibnfon:l CI MISlI KadLIRn Waucil'. 42 PKJOffr Ci Ie. \fan- ME 04468

choler. cr oGo4o

Gmu Bwtll&'OfI (5« Btrbht«, M ) Huw:ock(S« IkrbhU"(, M.a,) H.,udaJe (5« Mus.) HousatonK (Sec: 8crkshJtt. Mass.) wcsboro($ce Btrbhlf't'. Mw,) (S« Bcfhhlle. Md.) (5« Bcrkshu·e. Ma.)

Laington (5« West Suburban Boswn. Mau)

Lncoln (Sec- Wttt !i:ubutban &"ton. Ma I Nautk. (See West Bouon. M_ ) Needham (S« Wnt Suburban Boston. Mm NewtOn (Set' Wnt uburban Boston. Ma!I ) , 'unon Cc.nut' (Sec \\-m Suburban Bostoa. M )

NhVton (S« WOI uburban Boston. Mus )

Nt'Wtollvilk lSfto Wm Subt.Ubu1 Bosron. Mm)

'>nh Ad IS« 11<<1<"=, M ) '<.)rwood C;uoorban &.wn. MIlS ) 'ItufJdd M_ ) (5« Berkshlt't'. Mus)

Sadbury- (Stt West Suhw-han Boston. MUI ) \X.alpolf Suburban Boston, Mus )

Wayland (S« West Subwban Boston. Mass ) (Sa We:n uburban 801100. M ) '«'t'Unley Hills (Sec W"! Suburbsn Boslon. Mm)

WCSt . 'cwtOO ,Stt Suburban Bmton. M )

Wnton (Sec WCSt Suburban Boston. Ma» ) Westwood (Set Wnt Subu rban Boston, Mass,) Williamslown (5« 8erhhire. M_.)

NOVA SCOTIA

Danmouth. Nova ScOtti (xe Halifax, ·0 Scotia. Canada)

Haldu. ,'ova Scoca (Sec Hah{u, N S l.anada)

PonIand. t.uior-Mn Paul M. Wilis. 5S MosbC'l Rd • South Wlndtum. t.hnchmet Arc:a. Cr "'" ROBC'r Woodbury. 26 Nyc Stttn. Wan MEo4082 CT 06040 'Scrbhirc- Coun", MUI -Mrs. John Batty, View Dme at 49, Piusfidd. 'New H,lYen Ct Mrs, J H Dedman. 6 On.ngewood Drive Dc-rby. MA01ZH CT06418

SOI.Hhc'rn fanflC"ld Coumf, CI -Mn; jame) ConflQrs. H Horton Uf1C.' New Cannun. CT

Wnl Suburban &"ton. Mas.-Mrs Donald Andtt'W5. 489 Dulton Ruad. Sudbury. MA 01176

'Hali(u, N S Canada--MB H. D. AndC'non 47 Canary Ct"'tnt. aHern MalOC'- Mt), Rt'l Buzzell, 20; No founh Slrttt Old Tcrwn, Haltfn. NoYI xOlit, B3M IR2. Canada

BETA PROVINCE

NEW YORK

Albany (See Albany. NY)

Alplaw (See Schenectady, N.Y.)

Alr.unoot (Sec Alblny. N Y.)

Amhcm IS« Buffalo. NY)

ArdslC'J (Scr WntcbetC'r Counl}'. NY,)

Armonk (SttU,'nttheo erC 11'. Y)

AvcTlIIPark(S«Albany,N Y.)

Bannon We (5«0 S. NY)

Baluvelt (Stt Rockland Counry. NY)

Bardonia (S« ROlkJand CounlY. N, Y.)

Butt'f Elmes (Sec LonlulaDd·Nonh Shan. , '.Y.)

8C'dlord (Scc- Wes[(hntCf. N, Y.)

Bo mansville (Sec Buffalo. N.Y.)

Bnarddf Manor (5« Wcstchcslt'r County. NY

Brooklyn (S« YoIt UI). NY} Buffalo (Set Buffalo. NY)

Camtlhu (5« Sn1Kux.. Y)

Cark Pl:act' (Set lotti Island-Noeth Shott, NY)

Bfumwllk (xt' Altnny, N.Y.)

Ch.2ppaqua (Sec Wr"JfI,.:hC$trr County. NY.)

CII<ck..,..,.,(S«Buffalo, NY)

Ouli ($« Rochestrr, NY)

Chu.rch,.illt' fSct Rochatt'r, NY)

Cbf't'nct' (Sec N. Y.)

Clartrtlt' Vflfrr (xr Buffalo, NY.)

afton Park (5« Sd»t'Ofitad" NY.)

Cohon (S« Altnn, NY)

ColonlC (5« Alba",. N, Y )

Congrrs (Stt ROl"kiand County, 1\ Y.) (S", Wen. hrstt'r Coutlty. NY.)

Cropv-yvdlr(S« Albany. N Y.)

Cross-R tf (Ser Wntch('JH'rCouOlY. N ,Y.)

Crmoo fills ($tt Weachnlrr County. N Y)

Croton-on-Hudson (Sroc- Wntlhoter Co N.Y.)

(Scl" WOUhc:-.!lcr Coun1Y. N,Y,)

DrfrmtviUr (Srt' Albany, N,Y.)

Drlnw (Sn:' Alhany, NY)

IXpcw (S« Buff NY.)

lkWill NY)

OobtJ. Ft'rry (S«- Wcsuht-!.tt'rCo , N ,Y.)

agkMllb (Sn- Albany, NY,)

Ea!t Amht'm (Stt Buffalo. NY.J

Ease AUf(ll'l (S« Buffalo. NY.)

Earuhcst« (S« Wcsrd)t'Strr Co" N,Y.)

WI (Srr Albany, N, Y.)

E.uI: Hllb (Set lona: bJ2nd·f'\,'onh Shocr, N.Y.)

Easl Mt"ad""" (5« Loot bland· North Shoff. NY)

Fu Rochnta{xr Rochesttf. NY,)

Wt Syruux (St-r Syracwt, NY)

Edt'n Buffalo, NY.)

EIllt'ruvlllC' (St'r Buffalo. NY)

Elm2 (S«- Buffalo, N.Y.)

flmsfOfd (St'r Wdl(hntt'r County, N, y,)

Elsmt'fr (S« Albany. NY,)

F:urport (S« RO(ht'$lrr. /'10' Y)

fayt'nC'Vlllr (5« SyratU5t'. NY.)

Ft'Ura Bush (S« Albany. NY.)

Flowt'r Hill (xt' Lone Isl21ld·Nunb Shorr, NY.)

Gudt'n City (Src Long hbnd·Nonh Short, NY)

(.ratckn City Park (Sott LonK hland.Nonh 5hotc:.N Y)

Gudt'n City South {Stt Long hland·North Short'.N,Y}

G1C'n Covt' (Srr loojt: hland Shaft-. !'Ii Y)

Giro (Set' lont: Id.and·NOf1h Shon:, NY.)

GlrnmOl"lt (S« Alhany, NY.)

Gknwood tandlD' (SeT Long hland·Noeth "ihoR.NY)

C'ealdrn·. '\XrC'flt"hcsu-r County, NY)

Grafton (5« Albany. NY.)

{,rand Idand (S", 6ufTa1o. NY.)

GrrC"n Ishnd (Set' Albany, NY)

Gtttnnk (5c't' I..onr bland-Nonh ShunY)

GfO(,ms worn (Sct' Schcntt:tadv N.Y.)

Gulldrrtand (St't Alblny. N. Y.)

HunbulJ (See Buffalo, N Y I

Harroon lS« Wmchncer CountJ, NY)

......w. (Stt Wmd>a<n eou..." NY.)

Hastings-on-Hudson tXt' Wmdtt'"er Count,. N,Y )

}-I,umuaw (Ser lockland County NY)

lbwchoroc(SttWnuhemrC.AX1nty Hnarietta tSC't Rocbcmt, NY)

lMlbwn iSet Ro..kland County, N Y I

lIonw}'C" hl1s (Sec Rochester. N.Y 1

(Srt Wt'fflhH«r County, NY)

)one5vlllt' (Src Sc.ht'nt'uady, N. Y.)

Kamt'r(Srt'Albtny.N Y.)

K.atonah (5« Wntchmet County NY.)

Krrunore (Sft BulWo. NY)

K,nd<_ (S« AIb"'J', NY)

w,hmonr (S« County. NY)

Latham (5« Albany. NY)

lrwlSboro (Set WrmhmrrCoumy. NY.)

lA:w.ust Vtlln- (S« Lon( bland-!'ionh Shcft, 'IY)

Loudonvdk(SreAlbany. y,)

Macedon (Sec RodK'SU'r, N.Y.)

Mamaronctk (Stt Wt'St(hl:\tC'f Co .• N. Y.)

M21lhUK't \5« Lona hbnd·Nonh " Y.)

Manom.W'('n (Set' long hland·Nonh hM', NY.)

Manila (See Buffalo. NY,)

Manon (Sn: Rochester. NY)

Mauydalr (S« SyracUlt'. N.Y )

M<Knownvillt' (5« Albany. N. Y.)

M«hanll"illt' (Sec Alban" N.Y.)

Mill N('fk (Srt' Lon, hland·Nonh Shorr, NY.)

Mtllwood (Scor Westchm.rr County, N.V )

Mmrola ($cr Long bbntl-Nonh Shorr-. N Y·I Mohrpn lAc (So« County, NY.)

Mon!oty (Scr Rodland County, NY.)

Munrrosr (Srt' WCStdl(Stt'f County, N. Y.)

MI, Kisc:o(Sec Wt'St(holrr Cwnry. N,Y.)

'41 Vt'rnon (Srr Wnuht'SIt'1 Counl1. N. Y )

Mumford NY.)

Mumc:y Park (Sec LM, hland-North ShoK. NY)

Muttontown (Srt' Lon, hland-Nonh Shurt'. " Y.)

Nilnuer (5« ROI.kland County, N. Y.)

NtwCity c.,unty, N,V.)

N"" Ro..hrlk (S« Wnl(ht'llcc County, "Y)

N('W Stolland (Su NY.) (Srt' Albtny. NY.)

NC'W York Cuy IS", NC'W Yc>rk City. NY,)

Nlikayuna (Set Schrnt't'tady. N .y,) N"nh Grn-Tlbush (Srt- Albany, NY.)

Nonh Mauaprqua (5« long hb.nd·Nunh Short',N.Y)

North Mmuk. (Stt loft&: blatld·Nonh Cihoct. NY)

North !\iC'. HydC' Park ,Set Loo, Lsbnd'onh Slpt', N 'r' )

:-'<l.rth SYlKUSt' (S« 'yracuse. N Y 1 North lOI1ll' ndl(S« &11;110. KY.)

Nyatk (xt' Rockland County. NY.)

Old BtookYIIlt' {Set' lon& Mand-North "ihott">

Old Wmbury (S« La", hbnd·!\;onb Shott, NY.)

Orchard Pm (Stt 8ufblo. NY.)

0rangt'bull (Srr RtIlkbnd CoUnty, N. Y.)

o.lmn«(SttWrstthmetCounry. NY)

Orner 8 (Sec Long bland.·onh 'ihon. NY)

Oyurr s.y Co\·t' (Srt' Island· North Short. !'oJ Y.)

Palisadn (S« Rockland Ccunty. NY) (S« Roclland CounQ'_ S Y ) P«kslill ,S« Wtstehcsm Coumy. Y ) Pc-lham

Pdham M.aIlOl fSrt' Wnuhntrf Coum),. " Y )

PmflCtd (Sec Rocoo.rr. N Y I

Ptennonl(Stt Rockland County. NY)

YI

PUui""d(S« ROtkun.N Y, PI2lll"ICW fS« long 1,land,!\:onh Sborc-, 41

Plandome (Set' I.ont bland·NQfth Shorr. NY)

Plandomr Ht'ight1 ($rr Long hland·Nonh holt' NY)

Plandomr (S« um, bland North hoft',N Y

PlC'2!:Jnrtlllt' (5« Wt1t£hntC'rCounfY, NY) (Sc:rAlbtny. N,Y)

Pum0C2 (S« Roc.kbnd Cou nry, NY)

Port Cheslrr (S« WrsttbnttrCOUflt)', NY.)

Pon Wuhinpo (S« Lone bIand·NoM !\IY)

Pon Washmgwn North (S« lon, hland· North NY)

Pound Rldgr (5re NY.)

PunhlX(SttWHKhatt1'CounlJ. NY)

RensKlacr(S« Albany. 1'0 Y.)

Rnlon! IStt Scht'ncuad NY, I

RodlNlC'r (Sec ROlhCSft'r, N. Y.) ($rc Long hland·r-.ionh Sho rr. N, y,)

R06lyn &ta1C'1 is<<- L>nl hland Nonh Sho rt'. SY)

RoaIyn Hetghu (Scot' L.ona Shott, NY I

R""lyn Harbor (St't' Lone h la.nd·Nonh Shorr, NY)

Rye (Stt W(5(lhC'Stt'f COUnty, t.; Y)

Sands POint (5« I.oat SJand-Nanh Short. NY)

Scarborough (Srr Wc-'m'ht'Strf Counry. NY.)

Sc-.mJ.a1e CSt"(' Wnt,hcsfrrCouary. NY.)

xMflfttady (5« S\hrn('('rady. NY)

xOlla (Set' <;":hrncmdv. NY)

$tomvillt' (5« Roc:halrr. !'II, Y )

Sra eMf (S« I.ong hl:and·Nonh Sho rt' " Y.)

Shrul\OU NY.)

Shnntrlt's (S« SytkUl('. N. Y )

Sbnlt'tlands (Scot' Alban),. N. Y I (Stt Roc.khnd CoullI)', NY.)

Snydrr (St-e NY,)

Snyden Albany. NY,)

Somen (St't'\\'emhmnCounry, NY.)

Sout.h ChuktowaRa (Stt BuAilo, NY)

South (5n:' ROlkland CoonIY, NY.)

South Salt'm (xC' 'lXiesuhntt'r County, NY,)

South Walt'S (Srr Buffalo. N.Y., (S« Rochc:stcr, N.Y.)

Spnng Valley (Srr RO(kiand County. N, Y., 5lal('n hbnd (xe !\lew York City. NY)

Sfc-wm MAnor (Set' l.ona hland·North Shon: NY)

Swny POIOI Roc:iland County. .,) lool hland-North Shorr. NY.)

Sullem (Sct' Rotkl nd County. N Y,J Tallman (Stt Roc.kland County, KY ) rappm IS« Roc:kland County. NY, Tarrytown (St:r ""nuhestt'r County NY) Thornwood (Set \It'stttu:sttr Count)' NY.)

TOIlawanda!S« Buffalo. N, Y 1 1 roy (XC Alban)', :"II Y I NY.)

lippC'l' Sy.d: (SC'C' 101 kbnd Cowtty, NY)

Valhalla (Stt WnlChnlu CounTY. NY)

Vallry C..0tt2gt' (SttJudland CoutIty. "l Y ) Vlno. Rotkland (.A.lUnty. NY)

VIKm-r I ft'rrv !\I Y )

Voorhtnvllk{SrrAlbiny. 'Y)

Meabut- Cowttr N V)

\\ ala (Srt &fT1Io NY)

W.It'lunlrIlSrt' IlufraiG. NY I

\\ uuhh (S« Buffa"'- Y .)

Watt'rfOfd ISct AIbtn, NY)

Watc-rvikr (5« Albany .' y ) ($tt Rochener. Y \\'t'1tbur)' (&t Long Idand.. '(X\h 5hort_

N.Y.)

West Falls (Sec Buffalo. N.Y.)

West (Sec Rockland County. N. Y.)

West Sand WI: (5<"c Albany, NY)

Wtst kneu (Set Buffalo. NY.)

White Plains (Stt Westchester eoIJnty, N Y.)

Willianuvillc (5« Buffalo. N.V.)

Wynan($kill ($('C' Albany, NY.)

YOMen (Stt Westchester County. NY.)

Club. and Chairmen

'Albany. NY -Mrs. A T Coupe:, 103 BI«kcr Road, GuiJdc:rbnd, NY 12084

Buffalo. N.Y.-Mr!. Allen O'Donndl, 2840 Girdle Road. Elma, NY 14059

Lon, Island·Nonh NY-Mrs. W. Wnght. lA SUluford Road, POCI Washtnaton. NY 11050

"NC'1'I York City, NY.-M". Richard Pavia. 323t Waterbury Ave, Bronx. NY 1(46)

Rochester. N Y.-Mlss Dawn WilkinS, 10 Arrowhnd Way N .• Faupon.

Yorklown HC!'lghu (Sec Westchester Couney. N.Y.)

QUEBEC

MonucaJ (5« Montreal. Que.)

'Rockbnd County N.V -Mrs Tl'llvtsJaduon. 3 Dawn Suffern, NY 10901

Schen«Udy, NY-Mrs. Bruce HoU, 248) McGovern On " Schc· llKudy. NY 12309

·SYI"ACWt. N Y,-M.s. Lr:lgh Smith, 419 Fdlows Ave NY 13210

WatcheiluCoumy. NY.-Mrs. Paul Slrohm. 74 &vm Bndges Road. Chappaqua. NY

Can. (PI Phi R B Rrynolds P O. Box 409. Hud50n He:lghu. ljO. Canada NY 144)0

GAMMA PROVINCE

DElAWARE of Delawaff (5« Wilmington. Del.)

Dl5n.ICT OF COLUMBIA

Washington. D.C. W shm,ton, D.C.)

MARYlAND

(Sec- Balumote. Md .)

Iktht5da (Sa Maryland·D.C Suburban)

BowIe: (5« Maryland-DC. Suburban)

Camp Spnnc (Sec: GrorJd County)

Catonsvllk (Sec Baltimore-. Md.)

Chevy Ch. (Stt Marylaod-D.C. Suburban)

Clinton (5« County) (5« Md.) Park Maryland-D.C. Suburban) Dunsdalk Md.)

(Set Maryland-D.C. Suburban)

Hltkrest Prince Georges County) (5« Maryland·D,C. Suburban)

Laurd (Set: Maryland-D,C. Suburban) (Set: Balumorc, Md.)

Oxon Hill (Sec Pr.nce Georges Counry) (5« BalutnOK. Md.)

Potomac (See Maryland-D.C Suburban)

Rockville (Sec Maryland·D.C. Suburban)

RU:lIloai$«-8&ltin)(ll • Md.)

Silva Spo." Maryland-D.C. Suburban)

SUitland (5« Pnnce Ci«lr,es County)

Te:mple Hills Prlna:

Timonium (S« Baltlmo«, Md.)

Towson (Sec Balumorc. Md.)

Uppc-r Marlboro (Stt GcotJt:I County) Upper Montgomery County (Set: Maryland. 0, C. Suburban)

Wheaton Mlryland·D C. Suburban)

NEW)ERSEY

(Stt County. NJ.) (Stt)meyShorc. NJ)

A.bu,>, Pm (Se.) • ..., Sho N.).)

Atlantic Highlands Shorc-, NJ.) (Stt)ersey N J.)

Baslnng (Sec No. N.j.)

lklmar Shorc-. N J.)

8crke:ky (Stt No. N J., Mn

8cmardsvllk (Stt No N).)

Bloomfield (Stt No N J)

C..Id e:1I ($« No. N J.)

Cedl1Grcn'e(SttNo N).) Chatham No. N).)

Colts Short, N J.)

Convent Souion (Stt No. NJ.) Crulford No. NJ.)

!hi (Stt) , Sho!<o NJ) (See No N).)

Dovu No. N J)

EatootoWn (5«)e:ncy N-J.)

EnglIShtown ($« Je:rscy Shore:. N.).}

fun Fdb (Stt No. NJ)

Fair Ha en (Sct)ency Short. N J )

Fair Lawn (Sec: Bellm Coumy, NJ.)

F",wood IStt No NJ) (SeeJmty Shore-. NJ.)

florham Park (5« No N).)

Fon Monmouth (S«Jerscy Short. N.J.) (5«)erxy Short. NJ ,)

Franklin (S« County. NJ.)

Ridge No. N-J.)

Rock (See Strlen County. N.J.) (Stt Scrgen County. N.).)

Highlands Shore:, N .).)

Holmdd ($etJerst)' Short. N J.)

Ho-Ho-Kus Btrgt:n CoUnty, N.j.)

Howdl N.).)

lincroft Shore. NJ.)

lmle Falls (Stt No NJ.) N J.)

ylo;;:n;BI"''''n<h (Se.)"", Sho". NJ) " (S«. rI·)

MadiSOn (5« No. NJ MD. Mayfield)

Mahwah (5« &rJen County. NJ.)

Manasquan Shore. NJ.)

M,plewood (SttNo. N).)

Marlboro Short. N.j.)

Mattlnn Shore, N.).) (Sec r-io. N.j.)

Mctuchtn (See No. N.j.)

Middktown (S«)trscy Shore. N J.)

MIdland Park (See County. N.j.)

MIlburn (5«- No Mn

Monmouth Beach (Sc:e)e:N;')' N .).)

Montclair 1\;0. N J Mrs. Lorentzen)

Morm PI3ins (S«No. NJ.)

MortlStown (Set No NJ Mn. Ma)fidd)

Mount:unLakcs(Sttl\io. NJ) (S« No. N).)

Murray Hill (Su No. N J .• Mrs. Enghck) Short. N-J.)

r-.;o:w (5c:c No. N .)., Mrs. Englllk)

New Shrt'WSbury Shore. N J.)

Nonh Caldwell (S« No. NJ.)

Nonh Plllnrll!ld (S«: No. NJ.)

Nutley (See No N.J.)

Oakhum N J.)

Oakland County. NJ.)

Ocean (Stt)erwy Shore. NJ.)

Ocnn Counuy ShOfe: N.J .)

0<""",,, (Stt)""'I S N J)

PanlpJntly (Stt No. NJ.)

Plamfield (Sec No. N.j.)

Ramsc:y (5« BeCJm County. NJ.) Bank (5« Shore-. N J.) (Stt IkrJen County. N.).)

Rl'ef (Sec Bergen County. N.J.)

Rocka,"y (5« No. N.).)

Rosdand{SttNo NJ)

Rumson Short. N.j.)

Saddle RiVtf (5« &r,en County. N.j.)

Scotch PlalOs (xt')\;o N.j.)

NJ .• Mn. Elsnauglc)

Shre: sbury (Scc)etSq' Shore. N.j.)

SomervIlle (Set: No. N.J-> South Plainfield N.J.)

Spring (xe)erscy NJ.)

Summit No. NJ Mrs Mines)

Uppt:r Montclair (5« No. N.j.)

Uppn Saddle Rive:r (Sec &rlle:n County, N.J.) (S« No. NJ.)

Waldwick (See StCJen Countv. NJ.) WuIISe.)""'I Sho N J) (SttNu. :'-:J.)

Wc:sdield (5« No. NJ Mn. uasc:)

WC"!Ii.onglkxh (xe)erscy Shore. NJ.) (Sec County. N .).)

PENNSYLVANIA

Abtngdon (Sec Philadelphla-Matn unc. Pa.)

Aldan (5«- Philadeiphla·Delco. Pa.)

Allison Park (See Pmsburgh-South Hllb. P:a.) Phlladdphta.MalO Ltn(. Pa.)

AsplOwaJl (Set' Ptmburgh·South HIlls. Pa.)

Bala C)'n,,),d Phlladdphla.Ml.ln Lint. Pa.)

Baldwm (Sec PiltSburgh·South Hills. Pa.)

Bea\'tr (Sec PlttSburgh-Soulh Hills. Pa.) Falls (S« PutSburgh.South Hills. Pal

Bellefonte (5« Stue Colle:ge. Pa.)

Be",,)'n (5«- Philadclphi:t-Mam lU1(,. Pa.)

lklml Par\c Piusburgh·South HIlls. Pa )

Boalsburgh (S« Pa.)

Bf2ddock (See PUl5burgh·South Hills. Pa.) (Sec PittSburgh.South Hills. PI.)

Broomall (5« Pa.)

Bryn Mawr (See Philaddphia·MaJn line:, Pa.)

Camp Hill (S«: Hamsburg-Carhslc. PI.)

CuILdt' Hanuburg.Carhsk. Pa.)

Carnt',It' (5« Plu5bur,h·South Hllb. Pa.)

Cbdlenham (5« Philadt'lphl•. Mam uoe, p, ,

CM'ner Phlladclpru2·0d(o. Pa.)

Chur(rull (5« Pm5bur,h·SouIl'l Hd15. Pa.)

CoIalt'i"llle (See Phlladdprua·Dd(o. Pa.)

Cynwyd (5« Philadelphla·Malne- une. Pa.)

[)e"on (Sce Phlladclphl2·M2l1le uoe. Pa.)

DrnhC'r (Sec Philaddphi2.t.bln Line. P2.)

Dre.d HIIiIStt Philadelphta·Deko. Pa.)

Erdt'nhelm (Sec Phlladdphl2·Mun unt. Pa.)

EdgC"Wood (Stt PlftsbulJh. Pa.)

Flourtown (5« Ph!laddphla.Maln une. Pa.)

Fun (5« Phlladdphla.Maln Une. Pa.)

FOIl Ch.:apel (Sec- Plnsbuflh-Soulh Hills. Pa.)

Glt'n"h::nv IS« Plmburgh·S()tuh Hills, Pa.)

Gle-Nlde- (5« Philadelphia·Maul UI"Me. Pa.)

Gn.dyvdlt' (Sec Phibddphla·Deko, Pa.)

Gree-nuu (S« Pltubuflh·South Hilb, Pa.)

Hampton Township (S« Pntsbur,h.South Hilb, Pa.)

HarmOOr, (St'e Harrisbur,.CarI.de. Pa.)

Halboro (S« Ptuladdphl2.Main un<, P2.)

H2ve-nord (Stt Philaddphta·M:&u1 Unt. Pa.)

Hnettown CS« PhtIaddphll..Delco, P2.)

Ht'nMy {Sec- Harruburg·CarIis.k, Pa.)

Jamuo,.-n (S« Phibddprua·MlIn une. Pa.)

Jenkmtcwo (S«: Philadelphia·Main une. Pa.)

Kennm Square: (5« PhiladdphJa.Delco, Pa.)

lansdale- (Sce Philadelphia·Maine l.me, Pa.) landsdownC' (St'c Philadelphla·Delco. P2.)

l.C'monll (S« SWC' CollqC', P2.)

Lemoyne (S« Harrisburr·Carlislc, Pa.)

l.nrrl5bur, (S« Pennsylnru2, Pa)

Wna (See Philaddptua·Odco. Pa.)

M,Murray (S« Pinsbur&h.Soutb Hllb. Pa.)

M«haruoburr (Su Ham\burJ·Cartisle, P. )

Mc-dIJIStt PhiladtJptua·Odco. P2 )

Menun StattOn (Sec Pluladelph Mam UfIC'. 1'>.)

Mlddlebur, (S« vntnJ PC'nnsylvanla. Pa.)

MdTinburg (5«: untral Pc-nruylvania. POl.)

Milton (5« CC"ntral PenruylvaJ'lIa. Pa.)

Mr. Carmc-I (Sc-e Pe:nN}'lvania. PIl.)

MI , l.C'banon (Sec Plttsburgh·South Hllb. Pa.)

Moylan IS« Phll.ddphla·Dc-ko. Fa.)

NarbC'th {Stt Phlladelphla.Main un<. Pa.} !\;C"W CumbC'rland (5« Hamsbw,·Carh,.Ic-, Pa.)

NC'Wtown Square (5« Philacklphia.lkko. Pa.)

Nonh Hills (5« Phlladelphla·Main Lme-, 1'»

Nonh Alleghenr (Stt Pl1l1burgh.South Hills. Pa.)

Nonh Htlls (See PltuburJh·SotJ(h Hills, Pa.)

NonhcumbC'rland (SeC' Pennsylvania. Pa.)

(Sec- Hills, Pa )

Oreland (S« Phlladelphla-Mam Lne. Pa.)

Paou (SC'C' Phll:Mtelphu· Uf\(':. Pa.)

Penn Hllb (Stt Puubuflh·$outh Hilh. Pa )

Pc-tm Townslup (Sc-C' Pnubullh·South Hills. 1'>.)

PmC' GrO'¥'(' Mil., (Stt Siale- Pa.)

Plnsam HiUs (Set' Pltuburgh·South HiUs, Pa.)

Radnor (Sc-C' Phlladdphia·Main une, Pa.)

Farms (Sec PlttSburgh·South Hills, Pa.)

Rosemont (Scoc- Phibdc:lphia.M2In Lme, Pa.)

RuthC'nord He'lhu (Sec HamsburJ:-Carhlle-. 1'»

Club. and Chairmen PA pgp

·Wilmington. [)coo _Mn H F Mallory. 1224 Arundd Drive. Wilmmg. ton, DE 19808

'W""hinlton. D.C. -Mrs B J FishC'f. 7801 Old Chest(,:r Road, MD 200}4

Baltimore. Md ·Mrs Joan B Howard. n68 Conace Une, T.,.."'iOfl. MD 21204

Maryland.D.C. Suburban

Gc-nc-raJ Chairman· ·Mrs. H \Xi, Pf'anz, 1221 Falls Mod Way, Rock· ville, MD

Potorrw., Rcxkville, BethC'Sda Chcvy·Chase· ·Mrs H VI pfanz. 1221 Fall. Mc:sd Way, Roc:kvlllt-, MD

KeNlngtOf'!, Silve-rspnnJ. Gailhc-rsbufl, CoIlt'IC Part. Laurel- ·Mrs. C. H Cissd. 215 Watu Branch Parkway. Rockvdlc. MD

$oolhc-rn PrincC' GC'Ot,C'S County, Md -Mrs. H Mulay. Reid

(Ul:IC'. OxonHlll. MO 20022

8cflcn County, N.J.-Mrs. C. 8 Lilly,)6 Hilb!de- Glen Rock. NJ 074)2

Jent:y N.j.-Mrs. R G Kc-yes, 180 Oak PlacC', Fa.1t Haven. NJ 07701

Nonhl'rn Nn. Jmcy, N.j

General OWrnun-Mrs Thoma S. Hc:rwknon. 118 Van HoutOQ Avmue. Charham, NJOi928

Bcrkeky HC'lghrs--Mfl C. l Coopn, 104 Bn.uwood Wnt. Bc:rkek-y Heights. NJ 01<)22

Mildoon &: MonUttnVn-Mn. Edgar Mayfield. 12 Harwood DrlvC'. MiKfison. NJ 01940

Momdair-Mrs. Peter Lore:ntze-n. 26 GrttnviC1V Way. Upper Mont· dair. NJ 070.0

Shan Hilb &: Jad E$121.1Jk. 5 Tuhp lane, Short Hllk. !'-oJ 07078

Nt"W ProvidctKe &: Murray HIO- Mn.Jad E. EoJhdc. Acorn Dnve. NC'W ProondC'OI:e, NJ 0797<4

Summlt- -Mn. William W Mines. )) StvC'tly Road. Summit. NJ 07901

Watfidd -Mrs. Prulip H CcISC'. 2 Road, Mount2ltlSlde, N}07092

('ntt 1 Pt'nnsyhrania- -Mn Thumas M Mlin. RD I, Box LMVI5burJ.

St Davld's (Stt Piuladdphu.·MIlfI une. Pa)

SC'w1t klc-y (Set Puuburgh. Pa )

Spnngfldd Pa. )

SUIt' Colk,e- Slate" CoUetc_ Pa.)

Strafford (S«: Phlladdphia·Mam une. Pa.)

Sunbury (SeC' Penruylnrua. Pa., Swanhmort' (5« Phlladdphla·Dclco. Pa.)

ThornburJ (Sec Pithburgh·Su\uh Hilb. Pa.)

lIppc-! Darby 1SC'e- Philaddphla·Oeko, Pa.)

Lippa St allr Twp (SeC' PlIIsburgh·South Hills. Pa.)

Villa.nQ'l."a (Sec Phlladdphla·MalO une. Pa.)

Wallingford (Sec Philadelphl [)('ko. Pa.) (Stt Philaddphla.M2Jn unt. Pa.)

West Ptuladdphla.Dclco. Pa.)

Woodlyn (5« Philadelphta·Deko. Pa.)

",',Ihamspon (Sec Ccntn.1 PelWylvarua. Pa.)

Willow Grove: (S« Philaddphta.Main une, Pa.)

WyncolC' (See: Phtladelphill·Mam LinC'. Pa.)

Wynmoor (S« Philadeiphla.Maln uOC'. Pa.)

Wynnewood (Sc-C' Philaddprua·Ma.inc uOC', 1'>.)

VIRGINIA CO C. AREA)

AI(':undna (S« N<XthC'm VA)

Annanda.1r (SC'C' VA)

Arhnrmn (Stt NonhC'rn VAl

F2Inax (Stt !\'onhtm VA)

Falls Church (Stt NonhC'm VA)

Manassas (Sec- Northern VA)

MrLean (See_NonhC'rn VA)

Ralon (5« Nonheco VA)

Spnngficld CS« NonhC'rn VA)

TnanglC' (S« NonhC'm VA)

Vienna (Sec- Northern VA)

HarrisburJ·Carhslt'. Pa -Mrs. CharlC's e. Jacobs. }H Willow AvC'..

Camp Hill. PA 17011

PluJaddphill.Oeko. Pa -Mrs SWIKY Anders. 1)01 Firei.horTlC' lane. Wyndmoor. PA 19118

Phtladelphill.Malne .uflC', Pa -M3. tkn}&l1lln Hayward. Country une Rd .• Radnof. PA 19087

Plluburgh·South Hllb, Pa

Gc-ncn.1 Ch2lrman-Mn. R. W. HombakC't. 260 Conna:un8 Rd PllIsburgh. PA 15128

Baldwm. Brentwood. (;r«OIr«, Me Lebanon. PIC'ap,m Hills--Mrs. R w. Hornbaker. 260 Conncning load. Mt Lebanon. PA 15228

Allison Park, GI('tISMW. Hampton TownshIp. f'IOonh Hills-Mrs. John Farley. 4448 Mt RoyaJ Blvd. Allison Park. PA UIOI

A{pinwaJl. Fox Cbapc-I-Mn Suzanne Baney. 402 Buckingham Rd , PittSburgh. PA 1521)

8c-lhel Park-Mil ThaddC'us Zckmki. Dasnwood Dnve, &thd Park. PA 15102

Carnqt:iC'. Roslyn Farrru. Thornbur,-Mn. Howud Scon, 21 Winthrop Rd ,Camc:,tc:, PA 1)106

Chun:ruU-Mn. lotx-n McConnKk, 220 Harwick OnYC. P:itubur,h. PA IH})

EdgC'WOOd-Mn J C 319 Overdak Rd Pmsbur,h. PA IH21

McMurray, Pt'tc:n Townshlp-Mn. W. B Marshall. 2)) Gttc:shead Drive, McMurray. PA IBI7

Nonh AII(,gheny-MB. W C. Sell, 9}OO Doral DrlvC', Pimbur,h. PA IH}7

Oahnont. XwtiJ:kr- Mn. Gc-orJ:e ThomJ)'On. 8J9 Twelfth St. (hkmont PA n Ill)

Penn H.Jls--Mn 8nke Andrewi. 109 E.arlwood Rd • Plnsbutth, PA

UppuSt. CbirT.,..nahlp- ·Mrs. W L 2J.'8 Southwood Dr. Pittsburgh, PA I)Z41

'State CoUege, Pa. Mrs. James Aodmon. 74} Glenn Rd., Stale CoIIC'ge, PA 16801

Nonhern Virginia:

Gencral C hairman- Mrs R.j 440) Ossian Hall Lanc Annan· dalc. VA 22003

Aloandria-Mn R. T Miuautt , HO) Farm Road, Akundria, VA 22302

AnoacbJe-MA Claud L Clask. 9013 Glenbrook Road Faufax, VA .BO)O

AriinglOn- Mn W S. Evans.}6ll N. Roberts larK. Arlington, VA 2220:'

Fairfax-Mn. T Moody. Prado Fairfax, VA 23030

NORTH CAROUNA

Chapel Hill (SttChapel HIli, N.C.)

Chario uC' (S«: CharlQtlc. N.C .)

Ga-\Ionia (S«: CharlouC'. N.C.)

PUI300rO (xt' C hapd Hill. N.C.) (Sct' Winston-Salem NC.)

VIRGINIA

(odudi ng D .C. Arca Kt'Gamma)

Bon Alf (Sce RK' hmond Va .)

Big Stone Gap (5« Blut' Ridgt' Tt'nn.)

Bnstol (Sce BrinoL Va.)

C hariotlt'svillt' (5« C harioltt'SVllk V2.)

Cht-sape-ake (Sce Norfolk. Va.)

DrydC'n (S«: BluC' Rldgt'. V2 .)

Hampt o n (Sct' Hampton Roach. Va.)

Hampt on RoaciJ (See Hamplon Roach. Va.)

Harr oonburg (SeC' Charloum'illt'. Va.)

Highland Sp rings (5« RKhmond. Va .)

Falls C hure h-Mn Ronald). 440) OS$l2n Hall Lane, Annan· dale, VA 22003

Manassas, Triangle-Mn) F Femeyhough , 18360 Sharon Road. Tnangle. VA22172

McLean-Mn. R F Zlaru. 1)62 Forest Villa lane. Md.c-an , VA 22101

Vienna-Mrs. J. J. Lorfano, 402 O ld Road. VKnna. VA 22180

Springfield MB 0 L. Cragon. Midas Coun. Annandale. VA 2200}

DELTA PROVINCE

Leban on (5« Blue Ridge, Tenn.)

Mo:hanll3ville (5« Richmond , Va.)

Midlothian (Stt RIChmond Va.)

New-pon Nt"'WS (5« Hampton Road s. Va .)

Norfolk (Stt Norfolk. Va.)

Porumouth (Set Norfolk. Va .)

R.iehmond (S« RKhmond, Va.)

Sandston (Stt Ri ch mond Va.)

Staunton (5«Charionnvllie, Va.)

Waynesboro (SttCharloue5Vllle. Va.)

Williamsburg CS« Hamplon Road s. Va.)

Virgmia Hcach (Scoe Nolfolk, Va.)

York County (See Hampton Road s, Va.)

WEST VIRGINIA

Alht'os (5« MerccrCount y, West Va.)

Belhany (SeC' Wheeling , Va-Ohio Valley)

Bluefield (Sec MC'n:C'rCounIY WC'SI Va .) Bramwell (Sec MCfCt'rCouflIY. Wesl Va.)

Clubs and Cha i rmen

'Chapel Hili. C - Mrs PalrK:k Crocken. 413 Umt'ron "Vt' Chapel HIII.)\: C

Bndgt'poct (5« Clarksburg, WCSt Va.)

lkllilol (5« Clarksbur,. West Va .)

Buekha.nnon (Sct' Clarbbur,. West Va.)

Charleston (Sc:e Charleston, Wn:( Va.)

Clarksburg (Sce Clarksbur&" Wt'S1 Va.)

Dunbar (5« Charleston. Wtsl Va.) (Scc Clarksburg, WCSt Va.)

Morgantown (Sct' Morgantown , West Va.)

Moundsvillt' (Scr Whcdmg, West V2.·0hio Vallcy)

Niuo (SeC' Chult'5ton , West Va.)

Princeton (Stt Mt'ccer County. Wesl Va.)

51 Albans (5« ChariMtOn, WCSt V2.)

5alrm (See Oarksbu'1. WC51 Va .)

Shinnston (Set Clarksburg, West Va)

South Charkston (Stt Charleston, Wesl Va.)

Wesl Union (Sec Clarksbur,. Wen Va.)

Wh«ling (See Whttlln,. West Va ·Ohlo Volk,)

VA2Bn

Rllhmood. Va Mrs Alict' W Phillips, 6310 Three Chopt Rd, ILch· Charlotte, C Mn S. C. Glllxn, 6138 Carriage House: Lane mond. VA 2}226

CharlottC', N C 28211 WIO \ltlO-$a lrm , N C - Mn Scon H Richardson. }614 WlOdmR Creek N C. 27106

Charit'}loo, W. Va-Mrs Harry M Brawley, IH4 Ik-dfo rd Road, Chuleuon. W VA 2H14

Clark._hurg, W Va Mn. P R WatsOn.)r ., 214)ohn Cl:a rlubu ra. Bmwl , Va. and It'nn (PI Plu Pocket)-Mrs WiJliam M HagC'y.6021 Rd. , TN W VA 26}01

CharloucWlIlC', Va Mr<; R M MacLeod, Braeburn Farm. Free Union, VA

HamplOn V2 -Mrs. Wm. Espic h , 16 Langhorne Road. Newport VA 23606

" Nolfolk. Va Miss lkVt'rly)o Spencer. 820 laurel Ave ., Chdapcake,

flORIDA

Alachua (Stt G21nt'·sville. Fla .)

Ahamome Springs (5« Orlando- Wimer Park. Fla .)

Apopka (5« Orlando-Winter Park. Fla.)

Archer Fla .)

AdantW,: Ikalh (Scot'jaduonville. Fla .)

Hal Harbour(Sce MiMTli, Fla)

Sanow (Se c lakeland. Fla .)

Iklleair (Stt CIt'lI"*ater, Fla.)

Bellt':ur ikach (See Clearwater. Fla)

Boynton Beach (See West Palm Bcach. Fla..)

Bradenton (See Sarasota, Fla.)

Bronson (Sce Fla.)

Brooker (See GainesviliC'. Fla.)

Cape Kenned, (Sce Brevard County. Fla.)

Cape Coral (See Southwest. Fla.)

Carol CilY (See Miami , Fla .) (5« TallahU5tt, Aa.)

(5« Orlando-Wiott'r P1.rk. Aa.)

Oeanlo'2ter (See CkanratC'r, Fla.)

Cleuwater Beach (5« Clcarw2tt'f. FIa ,)

Cocoa (5« 8tt'VUd CouOlY. Fla.)

Cocoa Beach County, Fla.)

Mener County, W. Va. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. Waitcr G. Bunon, H il ls· Addllion.}8 Cresrview Dr., Pnnct'ton , W , VA 24740 'Mor,amown, W Va.- Mrs. john SpcflCt'r. 621 Grand Stlret, Morgantown. W VA 26)0)

'WhedInA, W Va Ohio Valley Mil Ragt'f Stra tfo rd Road. Wh«lIng, W VA 26003

EPSILON PROVINCE

Coconut GfOVt' (5« MiMTlI. Aa )

Coral Gables (See Fla .)

Coral Springs (Set Ft. Lauderdalt'. Fla.)

Cryslal Bnch (SetClcarwater. Fla)

Dania (Set' Hollywood, Fla.)

DaYlOna 8t'aeh (Set Daytona Sch .• Fla .)

Darlona Beach Shores (St'e Daytona Beh. , Fla.)

Davie (Set Sr laudttdale Fla .)

De Bary (Stt Dt'Land. Fla .)

Der:rfJdd (Set' Fl. Laudt'rdale. Fla.)

De.Land (Set Dt'Land. Fla.)

Delray Bc:ach (Stt W Palm Bc:ach , Fla.)

Ddtona (See DcLand. Fla.)

Dunedin (See ClearwUt'r, Fla.)

Dinnellon (See Ocala. Fla.)

Eau Galllt' (Stt Brcvard CoUnty. Fla.)

Ft'fnandina Beach (Seejaduonville, Fla .)

Ft. Lauderdale (5« Fl. Lauderdale Fl2.)

Ft. Myen (Set Soulhwe5l. Fla.)

GainesvtJle (Set Gainesville. Fla .)

Golden Beach (Stt Miami. Fla .)

Grant (Scc BtcYScd Coumy Fla.)

Gtttn Cove Springs (Stt:jachonviHe, Fla .)

Gulfpon Bead1 (Stt SL Pelenbws. Fla.)

Hames Ciry (Stt: Lakeland. Fla.)

Hallandale (See Hollywood. Fla.)

Harbor Bluffi (SttCIC'2tW2ler, Fla.)

Havana (Scc Tallaha.utt , Fla.)

Hawthorn (Set G1Jonvtllt', F1a.)

Hlal«h (Set MiMTlI Aa.)

High Springs (SeC' Gainesville, Fla.)

Holly Hill (Sec Daytona Bc:h., Fla)

Hollywood (See Hollywood, Fla.)

Homeslead (See Miami, Fla.)

Indiala.nne (Sec Brevard County. Fla.)

IndIan Harbor Beach (Sec Brevard CoUnty. Fla.)

Indian Rocks Beach (Sec Clearwater, Fla.)

jacksonvillt' (S«-jacksonvilJe , Fla.)

Jacksonville Beach (SttjacksonvilJe, Fla.)

juplter(SeeW Palmlkach Fla.)

Kt'ndall (Sec Miami. Fla.)

Key 81liC2yOt' (See MiaffiJ. Fla.)

KeYSlOne Heights (Sec G2lncsviJle. Fla.)

I<Jsslmm« (5« Orlando-Winter Park, Fla.)

lake Atfrcd (Sec Lakeland. Fla.)

lakeland ($tt Lakeland Fb.)

lakC' Pm (Stt Wnt Palm 8c:uh, fla.)

lAC' \\ onh (SC'C' Wnt Palm 8c:ac:h. Fla ., LatKo (5« Qcan..Utt. AI. )

laudcrdalC' , AI.)

lutl (S« Tampa. Fla.)

MdntOlh tS« ()nb, Fla)

MwC'ut 8al;h Pt-u:Bbur,. Fh ) Fl.)

Malabar Brt'vvd CountJ Fla.)

Mandal11l (xC'JilC.luonvllk. Fla )

Millate (xt' fl. Uudrrd.k Fla.) (SttJadsonvilk Fla )

MdboulM (s..-c BrC'VUd County, FIa )

Mdboun'lC' (Sa 8ct'vard County, Fla.'

MC'lC05(: (SrC'Ga."C'mlk, Fla.)

MefTItt hland (5« 8rnud County. Fla)

Mwnl (S«- Miami. Fla.)

MWT\I Bnth (Sec MIami. Fla.)

MIami ShQm Fla.)

Miam i Spnn" (S« Miami. Fla.)

MKanopy (5« Galnnvil le. Fla.)

Mlms (S« Brtva rd Co u nty. Fla,)

Napln (Sec Nap les, Fl•. )

Neptune Bnth (SC'c:Jlkksonvdk. Fla.)

N('W Pon RU(M-r (S« CIC'aJW1Itc:r , Fla.)

Nc:wberry Fla.)

NOM MIIIN 1SC'c: Mianu. Fla.)

Nonh Miami Bnch (SttMlamJ, Fla.)

Nonh Palm Bc:ath (SC'c Wc:st P2.1m Bnch, Flo)

Opa Locb (S« Mtaml. Fla.)

Onngc: Put (SttJaduonvllk, Fla.)

Orlando (Stt Orbnoo.Winter Part. Fla.)

Ormond (5« Daytona Bch Fla.)

Palm Bc:a(h (5« W Palm 8c:ach. Fla.)

Palm Harbor (5«" Clc:lIWatC'r, Fla.)

Pus. GnllC" IS« St. PC"tcAburg. Aa.)

Patrick AFB (SC'c:' Bre-vw County. Fla.)

Pc:rwtcola (5« PcnACola, Fla.)

PCf1'tnC" (5« MiamI. Fla)

Plndlas Pm (xC" St P(fcBburll , Fla )

Planutlon (Stt Ft Laudcrdak- Fla .)

Pompano lkach (S« fl LaudC'rdak , Fla .)

PoncC' InlC't (S« O.'(tona &h ., Fla .)

Pon Orange DavHIN 8c:h Fla)

POnit VC'rora 8c:.h (S«J.dtllOflYtllt , Fla )

Port Malabar (5« Bl"C'Vlrd Counry , Fla .)

QuinCY (SttTaUahasxC' . Fla )

Redington &ac.h (S« St PctC'nbuq Fla )

RC'dlngtOD Shorn (5« SI PC'ttt5burll, Fla)

Ri\'lttl Beach eSC'\" Wesl Palm Bc:ac.h. Fla }

Rodkdgc:- (S« Brtvud County, Fla )

R.os,c-Iand (S« Brevard County Fla )

Safet), Harbor (Sec:' CkanratC'r FJa )

St PC'ttl"5burg (S« Sf. htc:nburg, Fla .)

St PC'tC'rsburg lkach (5tt St htC'flbur" Fla )

S:uuou (Sec: Sarasota, Fla )

Satdlut Snch (S« BrtVOlId County. Fla.)

Sebastian (Sc:C' Brevard County. Fla )

SC'b ring (Scc: U1tdand, Fla.)

SeminolC' (Sc:C' St PC'tcl'Ibu,.. Fla.)

Shaqxs (5« Brtvard County, Fla.)

South Daytona (5« DaYlona Bch • Fla.)

South Miami (5« Miami. Fla )

SurkC' (S« Fla )

Surfside (5tt Miami , Fla )

Tallahustt (Sc:'C' Tall.ah:aIItt Fla )

Tampa (5« Tampa. Fla)

Tarpon SpnnlS (SttQt'alWatCf. A• .)

Ttmple.TC'rT2CC' (5« T.mpa. Aa )

TiC'ITa VctdC' (S« St Pt-tmbur•. Fla.)

TIt11SVilic (5« Brevard Count)', Fla.}

Tr('UUrC' Wand (5« St. Pnmbu,.. F1a )

VenicC' (5« Sarasota. Fla.)

Waldo (Stt GalnesviliC', Fla.)

WC"St (5«- Hollywood, Fla.)

Waf Mdboufl'lC (SC'C' Brnard County. Fla.)

Wcst Miami (SC'-c Mi1mi, Fla.)

Club. and Chairmen

Breurd County, Fla-Mrs. H ubert G riw. Jr. 1708 lamarcht Dr Cotoa. ft U922

CklfWau:r, Fla -Mrs. J05C'ph M , Condon. nOI LakesidC' DrivC', Du nC'din. Fl 33528

'Daytona Stach, Fla.-Mrs 8c:nrand Heflin. 2801 N. Halifax AvC'., ApI. 2)4. Daytona 8c:xh, FL HOt8

'Dc:Land, Fla -Nfl. G B Hm, 237 W Piymouth .• Dc:Und. FL}2720

Ft LaudC'rdaJC'. Fb \41"5. M V.Jtbuom, 62) 12th St .• SW , Fe Lauckr· dI.It.RlHn

GalOcsvlIlt Fia E M Edmondson , J,U9 N. W 20th Strm:, GalflC'ftillr R U601

Hollywood. Fla-Mrs. R C. Saluid;, 4416 Ma.ehson St .• Hollywood Fl}}021

Jxkionvilk. Fl. -MA. Marun W , Hc:rbeoar, 28)6 Mdhollm Jlkluonnlle. Fl }l216 l.akdand, Fla- MI"5 D L. M(Swttn 1212 Hunt, Lakdand, Fl }}801 Mwnl, Fb -Mrs. Alan Fogg, }lll Andel'JOn Road. Con.! Gablc::s, n ;:: HIH

Naples, Fb -Mrs T P Abbott, 1741 MlJru Dnve. Naples, fL 11940 Orlal"l4>WlntC'f Park. Fla-Ml! Lew- MC'ad . }200 Ardsley OmC'. Otlando.

MIC HIGAN

Ad. (S<-e Grand Rapids, MIl

Allen r . uk (Scc Detroit, MI)

Ann Arbor (SeC' Ann Arbor MI)

Bank Crc:-tk (5c:'C' BattlC' Clult.MKhJpn Pcxkt-t)

BcdfOfd (5« TGkdo. Ohio)

Bertcty (5« onh Woexhnrd. MIJ

Birmi"lham lSC'c:- Bloomfield Hilh. WI)

BJoomf..1d Hills IS« Bloomf.. ld Hills.

'£'("$t p,lm Bc.-a,h (5« West Palm 8c'kh, Pia .) (xc: Orlando-WlntC'1' Put, Fl •. )

\t' lntc'r Han'n (SeC' lakdand. Fla.)

Wln t('f Part ( Set Orlando>Wiottt Put. Fla.)

GEORGIA

AthC'm (S« Adltns Ga )

Adun a (See Atlana G2 )

Ch;,mbitt (5« Atlanta. Ga.)

College Park (Set- Adana. Ga)

DmHur (Sec Mbnla, Ga.)

Oora\'ilIC' (S« Atlanu. Ga.) (S« Atlanta. Ga.)

Eall P!')int (Stt Atbrua. Ga.)

fonylh (Stt MKi·Georgll)

Hapc:'\'llIC' (Sec: Atlama. Ga.)

ulburn (Stt Aliana. Ga.) (5« Mld·GC'orgla)

ManC'ttI (5«" Atlanta, Ga.)

MII1C'dgcvllle (Sec Mid·Georgia)

Montczuma (5« Mld·GC' orgi.)

Ptrry (5« MJd.GC'o rgia)

Roswtll (5«- Atlanta. Ga.)

Sandy Spl'lltJS (Stt Atlanta, Ga.)

Smyrna (Set Atlanta, Ga.)

SlOne Nounwn (Stt Adaou. Ga.)

Tw.kC'r (5« AtI.una, Ga.)

Wamtr·Robln5 fSeC' Mid-Gtoflia)

SOUll! CARO U NA

BI,m..ood (S« S.C.)

Cay<:C' (SeC' Columbia. S.c.)

Columbia (Stt Columbia. S.C.)

OC'ntsVll1e (5« Columbia. S.C.)

Gr«nville (See Gr«nvilk. S.C.)

Hopkin' (xC' Columbia, S. C.)

","'est ColumbIa (Sec Colu mb ia S.c.)

PC'n';.l(ola. FI, ·Mrs. James C , T'rI1.l1. 2600 Tamb ri dg C' Ci rtiC' , PCnsJ.· cola, F1. 32)03

St. PC'lmbur•• Fla._MD. LouIC' N , Adcod::.Jr 260 Rafael Bl,d N E., 51. Pc:tC'l'1burg. FtHi'04 ·SaJ'Il(lta. Aa-Ml!. RobC'n HOle:. ))00 MC'rnmac Dri ve FL 31581 Southwest Florida-Mrs Roben M T.ylor, 9}) Robalo Dm'C' Ft. Mycl! FtH901

T.llahus«. A•. -Mj Susan Rcspas. 1000 South Boulevard .109 rallahasv-C', FJ. 32}O1 T.mpa. Fl. M" Joseph \I: T.,lor. 4937 Sl CroP: Dnn Tam,.

Wm Palm 8nl:h ru -Mn Wa!i:am Bolli., 1439 O nd Strtt'l Wc:sc Palm Stach. n 31407

Athens Ga -Mn Hugh Fowla, MaJ Bay Rotd, Ath ens, GA 30G0l Adantt. Ga -Mrs. L G. OlivC'r, 4)}JamC'SSuttt, u lb um , GA )024 7 Mld·GC'OfAla-MB , Wm Heminpay , 4681 Oxford urc lc Mkon , GA 31204

Columbll. 5 C -Mary Fral'KC'S NC'Wnham 701 Shadow- Brook Dr ., Columbia, SC 29210

S.C , ·M15 !Umn' W Rttd, KC'nw-ood laM, Gf'c:'('nvlliC' SC 2?W9

ZETA PROVINCE

Brooklyn (Sc:cJachon. Mil

Ccmer line (SCT PpmtC', MI)

C4tl Wc: (S«J WII, MI)

($« Nonh Wood ud, Mil

Cokhratc:r(Sc:-C' Ht!bdJ,k. NO

Dearborn (5« Dc:trort·Dc:arborn. WI)

Druborn Haghts lStt

Mil

Oc:-uozt (S« Dttro&d>nrbom, MI)

OarC'!' (Stt" Ann Arbor MI)

East OctroLl (S« Grosse POlntc. MI )

Ea" Grand Rapids (St'C' Grand IUpllu, Pdt) t..s c UllSlI.g (Set: L.IHSW" MI ) &:onc (5C'C' Dct.rolt-OC'atborn, MO

Erla (SeC' Tolt'do, OH)

Farminrton (xC' MI)

Fnndalt (5« Woodw-an:i. MI J Franklm (S« BloomflC'ki HIlls. WO Garden Citv (Set Dct:roit·Ontbcwo, MI)

GDnd Rapjd,(S« GDnd pc.. MO

Grass MI)

Grosse (Stt OttrOlt-Dearborn. MI) (5« MI)

City (Stt Gf055(: POlOtt. MI)

GI"OiK Farms (Stt GrOSS(' MI)

Park (SttGf'OS5C MI)

GrOlK Shoru Grosse MI)

Grosse Woods (Set Gf'OSK M1)

Harper Woods (5« Gf'OSK' MI)

Huel Park (Stt Nonh Woodward, MI) (S« Hillsdale. MI)

HununglOf1 Woods {Stt North Woodward MQ

(Sec Dmoit·Dearbom_ MJ) Jackson MI) MI)

Kingswood School Cranbroolr: (S« Bloom· fidd Hills. MI)

lansing (Su Lanslng·East Lansing. MI)

Lathrup North Woodward, MI)

lmcoln Puk (5« Omon·Dearborn, MI)

litchfield (Stt MI)

Livoma (Sec Dmoit·Dearborn. MI)

Machson (5« Norlh Woodward, MI) (5« Detrolt·Dearborn, MI)

Michigan untcr MI)

Nankm (Set: Dctron·[karborn, MI)

Niln (Sec MiWana. IN)

North AdaJ1\$ (Stt Hillsdale. MI)

NOrthvllk (5« Dttrolt·Dearborn. MJ)

Novi Detroit-Dearborn. Mil

Oak Park (S« Nonh Woodward, MI) (5« lansing-East lansing. MI)

Osst-o (S« HilUdak. MI)

Panna (SttJacbon. MJ)

Pittsford (S« Hillsdale. MI)

Pleasant (S« Nonh Woodward, MI)

Plymouth (Stt Ann Arbor. MI)

Quincy (5« Hillsd:llc. MI)

ReadlOg (S« HiUsdak MI)

Rt:dfotd (Stt Iktron·Otarborn, MI) (5« MI)

Rochnter (5« Bloomfield Hills. MI) (Set MI)

Club. and Chairmen

Ann Arbor. Mlch-Mrs Richard 2143 DelaW1fe_ Ann Arbor. MI48103

Bloomfield Hills. Mich

Chairman-Mil Mauntt D_ AJlen, Jr" 4325 Derry Rd,.

Bloomfield Hill!. M148013

Bloomfield Hills-Andover High School-MIl_ Thomas E. Dailqo, 2468 Wickftdd. Orchard i...Ut'. M148033

Bloomfield Hllk·lah.1t:r Hl,h School-MIl_ Paul Ethmgcon, }628 Halla lant. Bummgham, M148010

Blrmloctwn·Grovn High SchocN-Mrs_ William W Cowan, H IS I Downing PI Btmungham, M148009

Bmntngham-$oholm High School-Mil. T D Knut, 835 West· chntt'r. BlrmlOgham, M148009 School Cranbook-MIl, Charles Clippcn. 586 Fairfax, Bi rmllliham. M1 48009

Matlan High Scnool-Mrs JamesJoyct', 4625 Rd. Bloomfield 1111Is. MI 48013

Royal Oak (5« North Woodward. MI)

5(. Clarr Short'S (St'(' POlOte, MI)

Southfidd (Sec North Woodward. MI)

Southgal(, (Sec Detroit-Dearborn, Mil

Taylor (Stt Dctroit-Dcarbom, Mil (Set: (ktrolt·Dcarborn, MI)

Warrt'n (SetGrossc MI)

l.ak.t' Ann Arbor , MI)

Wyandout' (Stt Dt'troit-Deuborn, MI)

Yp6iiami (5« Ann Arbor. Mil

ONTARIO

Agincoun (Stt Toronto. Onl., Can,)

King Toronlo. Onl Can.)

Mapk: Toronto, Ont,. Can,)

Oakville (Stt Toronto, Om._ Can.)

Pon Credit (Sec Toronto. Ont Can,)

Richmond Hills (St'(' Toronto, Ont Can.)

Thornhill (Sec Toronto. Ont., Can.)

Toronto (Set Toronto, Ont Can)

Rochntt'r High School-Mrs. William Waninbtt. 880 Rochesrt'f. M148063

Detroit-Dearborn. Mlch-Ms Marcia Stoklosa. 14383 Ft'f1ton. R«Iford, M148239

'Grand Rapids. MKh-MIl_ Jamn Rtn. 909 SE. Grand Rapids, MI 49506

Gros"t' POlOtC. MtCh __ Mrs_ Karl F Barr, 185 Bt:dfold Road. Gf05St' POlOt Paric-. M148230 Hllbdalt'. Mich __ Mrs_ Kt'n 00w0C'y, 424 W H:lIlt'-n. Rtc" .f.4. Hillsd&lt:. MI49242

Jackson. Mich.-Mrs. C. A. Hemman. 3193 PmtOC' Road. RlvnJcl,. MJ 49211

lanslOg.East lanstng. MICh.-Mrs. Anhur Nolt'f1. 4223 Mar Moor Dmt'. lansing. MI48911 Nonh Woodward, Mich.-Mrs. J. M 30550 Grorger.own. BLrmingham, M148010

Ontario M 2M 2C5

·Toromo. Om MISS Patncia Sutht'r1and. 28 GUStav Crn Willowd&lc. Wnt Bioomfidd Hlgn School-Mrs. R:lIph Ma$(Iw, Htatnt.r Heath Lant:, Wt:St Bloomfidd. MI 48033

ETA PROVINCE

O H IO

Akron (Sec Akron, Ohio)

Albany (Stt A,h('m, Ohio)

Alpha (5« Day too. Otuo)

Amlxrlqo (Stt Cincinnati, Ohio)

Amcs\'111c (5« Athens. OhIO) (5« Ohio)

Aurora East. Ohio)

Avon Lak(' (Stt Ckvdand West. OhIO) (Sc(' ClnC'iand WI, Ohio)

Barbenon (Stt Akron. OhiO)

Bath (S« Akron. OhiO)

Bay Villagt' (Stt Wnt. OhiO)

Ikachwood (5« Clt'vdand East. OhiO)

Ikdfocd (S«- Oevt'land East. Ohio) Wheding Wesl Va_·Ohio Valley)

!kllbrook (Set' Dayton. Oh iO)

Ikllfo u ntain Sprlllgfitid. OhiO)

Ikmlcyvtllt' East. Ohio)

!k rn (Set Wnl. Ohio)

Ikxky (5« Columbus. OhiO)

Ash (5« Cincinnati. Ohio)

Bt«ksvillt' (Set' Ckvdand West. Ohio)

Bndgt'pon (Stt Whc-chng, W Va,-Ohio Vallq')

Brookvillt' (Sec [)a)'tOO, OhIO)

Burna Vista (Set' Porumouth. Ohio)

Canal Wirxhnlt:r (Set: Columbw. OhiO)

Canton OhIO) (5« Dayton. Ohio)

Chagnn Fall! (5« CIt'Ydand East, Ohio) Chardon (Sec Clt'Ydand East. OhiO)

Chnu:rhill (Stt Alht'ns. OhIO)

Chnlerland (Stt Clevt'land East. OhtO) Cincinnati (5« Cincinnati. Ohio)

Clayton (S« DIy ton, OhIO)

Ckvdand (Sec East. Ohio) Ckvdand (WOt (Su Wnt. OhIO)

Ck-vdand Ht'llhts East. OhIO)

Clwton (St't' Akron. OhIO) Hill (5« CinclOnui. OhIO)

Columbus (5« Columbus, Ohio)

Coplt'}' (S« Akron. OhIO)

Cuyahoga Falls Akron, OhiO)

DaYlon (5« Dayton. OhiO) Park (SecCioclnnau. OhIO)

(klaware (Set OhiO)

IX Graff (Set SptLngfidd. OhiO) Dublin Columbus. OhLo) East Clevdand East. Ohio) aton Richmond, Ind.)

Engkwood (5« Dayton, OhiO)

Euclid (Stt East. Ohio)

Evt'rdalt' (SttCincinnau, Ohio)

Fairborn (Stt Dayton, OhIO)

Farrfidd (St'C' Hamilton. OhIO)

Farrvtcw Park (St'C Wnt, Ohio)

FinOC'ytown (Sct' Cincinnati. OhIO)

Forest Park Cincinnati. Ohio)

Franklin (5«: Davton. Ohio)

Franklin Furnatt Ponsmouth, UhlO)

Frlt'ndshLp (S« Pommouth. Ohio)

Gahanna (Stt Columbus. OhIO)

Gahon (Su Columbus. OhiO)

Galuopolis (See Ati-It'Ol. Ohio)

Garfidd Ht'ighlS (S« Ot'Vdand Ea$[. Ohio)

Goun Mills (5«: CIt'Vdand East. OhiO) (Stt Dayton. OhiO) (Stt Cincinnati. OhIO)

Grandvl("W Columbus. Ohto)

Granvillc Newuk·Granvlllt', Ohio) (Sec Cincmnatl. OhIO) (Sec Dayton, OhiO)

Grove City (Set Columbus. Ohio)

Grovt'pon (Sct' Columbus. Ohio)

Hamilton (5« Hamilton, Ohio)

Havcrhill (Stt PortSmouth. OhIO)

Highland Ht'lghu (S« East. OIHO)

Hliliuds (5« Columbus. OhIO)

Holland (S« OhIO)

Hudson (Set Akron. Ohio)

Hunung Valley East. OhiO)

iochan Hill (Stt CinclOnau. Ohio)

Jamt'Stown (S« SpnngflCld. OhiO)

Kt'nt (Set Akron. Ohio)

Ketlt'rlna (S« Oa),lOn, Ohio)

lakewood (S« Cle"cJand Wt'", Ohio)

Lanuucr (Stt Columbus, Ohio)

London Spnngfidd. Ohio)

Logan (S« OhIO)

lutawdlt- (S« Pon mouth, OhiO)

Lyndhuru CkvC'iand East. Ohio)

M.edorua (S« Clt'W'land Eut. Ohio)

Mc.Anhw (Sft Amms, Ohio)

McConndwllIC' (5« .AdK'l'd. Ohio)

McDermott (S« Pvnsmouth, OhIO) (Sc-e CIlKinnau. Ohio)

Milpk HC'llthtl (xC' Cln-dand East , Ohio)

Mariemont (St-e Cincinnati. OhiO)

Manella (5« "'hens, OhiO)

Manms Fe rry (Set' WhC'dlng. W Va ·Ohio V>lI",)

(See Camon. OhIO)

Maumee- (Sec Toledo, Ohio)

Mayfield (SttClevcland East, OhIO)

Mayfidd HC'ights (Sec ClcvC'land East, Ohio)

Mtchan inburg (xe Spnngfidd, OhiO)

Medma (SeC' .Akron, Oruo)

MC'nlor (See Cleveland East, Ohio)

Mlamlsburg (Stt Dayton. Ohio)

MKldlebura HC'i,hn Ckvdand West, Ohio)

MKldlt-pon (Sec Athens. OhIO) Milford Ohio)

Mtnfocd Porumoulh. OhiO)

MopdOl'C' (Sec Akron, OhiO)

Mocdand Hills (Sec- Ck><dand Ean. OhIO)

Mt Hnhhy (See CII\(lnOlIl, OhIO)

Mt Wuhmllton (S«: Cincinnati. OhiO)

Monroe Falls (S« Altson. Ohio)

Mom,omery (5tc Cmonnall, OhIO)

!\;eoonville (Set Athens. OhlO)

Nt'Wark (5« Newark·Granvllie. Oruo)

!\;cwbury (Sec CIC'wdand Eau, OhIO)

Nnr BoslOn (Scc PortSmouth. OhIO)

Nt'W Carlis-Ie (SeC' Dayton. OhiO)

New lamgton (Sec Athms, 01110)

New Ptm(See RKhmond, Ind.}

North CanlOn (Sec Canton, Ohio)

Nonh CoJle,e Hill (S« Cinonnati, Ohio)

Nonhfield (Sec Cleveland Wt, OhiO)

North OlmsrC'lld (5« Cleveland Well OhiO)

No""ood (Sec CinCInnati, OhiO) (Sec Clcveland Eau. OhIO)

Oakwood (Sc-e lli,-roo, Ohio)

0lms1ed hill (Srt Cltwcland "'·nl. OhIO)

OranRt (See Cleveland wt. OhIO)

Otegon (5« Toledo. OhiO)

Drway (Sec Porumouth, OhiO)

Painesville (SC'e Cleveland East, OhiO)

Parma (Sec WCSt. Ohio)

P2rma Heights (Sec Ocvebnd WCSt, OhIO) (Sec PortSmourh. OhiO)

Peninsula (Sec Akron. Ohio)

PenkC'ri naton (Sec Columbus. Ohio)

Pepper Pike (Sec CIC'Veland Wt. OhiO)

Perrysburg (See Toledo. OhIO)

Pcsqw. (Sec Cincinnati, OhiO)

Philipsburg (Sec Dayton. Ohio)

Piketon (Sec Portsmouth, OhiO)

Pomeroy (5« AtheN, OhiO)

Pornmouth (SeC' Pommouth. OhiO)

Powell (5«: Ohio)

POWC'linille (Stt Porumouth. Ohio)

Rock, River (S« CIC'wcland West, OhiO)

RU5SC'.1I (SC'C' Cleveland Wt. OhiO)

St. Clauwille (5«: WhttlinC. W. Va·Otuo Voll",)

.xiorovillt' (Sec Porumouth. Ohio)

Shaker Heighu (xc Oa-eland East. OhiO)

Shad}'S.Jde (Sec WhttlinC, W Va·Ohio Valley)

Sharonville (SrtCinClnnau. Ohio)

Silver Lake (5« Akron. OhiO)

Slocum Station (Sec Pommoulh, Ohio)

Solon (SC'C' Cleveland Ea.st. OhiO)

South Charleston (See Springfield, Ohio)

South Eu<:lid (See C1C'Ve 11l1d East, O hi o)

South RUS5C'JI (SH Cleveland East. Ohio)

Club. and Chairmen

Akron, OhIO-Mrs. jack Wen, 417 Garnette Road. Abon. OH 44313 Athens. Ohio- Mn james Starr Ferguson. 107 Maplewood Dme, Athens. OH 4FOI

South Webuer (Sec Porumouth, OhIO)

Spring Valley (SeC' Oa)·ton. OhIO)

Springfield (Sec Springfield. OhiO)

StOW (See- Akron Ohio)

StrongswlllC' ($« West, OhIO)

S}-Ivanta (S« T olcdo. Ohio) Akron. OhiO)

Tern-lC' Putt (Sec Cinc.innati. Ohio)

Tlpp Ciry tStt Dayton. Ohio)

Toledo (Sec Tokdo. Ohio)

Trorwood (Sec DaVlon. OhIO)

Troy (m Dayton.·Ohio)

TWlnsbulJ {S« Clcvdand East. Ohio)

UOIyerSlt, Hcighu (Sec- Cleveland Ean. Ohio)

Uppcr Arlington (SttColumbu,. Oruo)

Urbaoa (Sec Springfield. Oruo)

Vandalia (Sec Ohio)

Wadswonh (5« Akron, Ohio)

Wakefield (SeC' PortSmouth. OhiO)

War rensville He lghu (5«- Clcveland East. OhiO)

Waterville (Sec T o lC'do. Oh io)

Waverly (Sec PortSmOUlh. Ohio)

Wellston (5« Athens. Ohio)

Won Carrollton (Sec Dayton. Ohio)

West (Stt Cin(lnnaU. Ohao)

West Milton (Sec Dayton, O hi o)

PortSmouth (5« Porumouth, Oruo)

Westervule (5« CoIumbw. Oruo)

WestiakC' (SC'e West. Olue) (SC'C' Porumouth. OhIO)

WhllehaU (SC'C' Columbus, Ohio)

Whltehowc (Sec Toledo, Oruo) (Sec Cln-C'land East. Ohio)

WillouChby (Sec- Clewcland East, Ot'llo)

Wilmsnl'on ($« Dayton. Ohio)

W'onhsncton (Stt Co.Jumbw. Ohio)

WyomsnC (5t't' Cincinnati. Oroo)

Yellow Sprinp (SC'f: Spnncfjeld, Chao)

Xenia (5« Dayton. Ohio)

ColumbUl. Ohio-Mrs Jeny Campbell. 2646 HC'I'Ithomt:. Colu mbus. OH 41221

DaYlOn. Ohio-Mrs Richard StOlle. 7g78 BtKWood Trail, CcntC'I'ViUe, OH45419 Canton, OhIO-Mrs. E. '«' Dykes. nz4 2200 St. N W Canton. OhIO 44"08 Cincinnati. otuo--Mn. loben W R 1. 9185 Soian Drivt', CioclMati.

Hamlhon. Ohlo-Mn.jcffLowe. 18 Fatrbom Ct. Hamilton. OH ·non NC'W2rk·Gnn iUe. Waher KrauSC'. jr. 22, ProIpcc1 Sf GtuwLlle, OH 4 OH 4)242

Ckvdand EasI. Ohio-Miss SUNIl StevC'flJOfl. 2470 Bryden, 8C'a.ch1lrOOd. OH"122 POIUmouth. Ohio-Mrs. C)'NJ Kahl, 2014 Franklin Blvd .• Porumouth, OH4,662

NOI'tIlan lozeU. 78' Quilhams Rd, South Euclid. OH 4-H21 Springfield, Ohio-Mrs. ) . G Gtanakopoul05. 1540 Nonh Fountatn Ave Spnncfjeld, OH ,"w, OcvC'land Wnt. Stephen Hlltebrant. 30850 Pcny Dr Say Villa,;e. OH «140 Tolroo. Ohio-Ms. Cath. Otremba. 4108 Woodmont Road. Toledo.

INDIANA

Acton (xc Southpon, 100')

Albany (Stt Munut. Ind}

AIC'lIandtla (Stt Andmon. Ind.)

Andenon (5« Andmon.lnd.)

Buaemil1c: Ftl.nkhn. Ind.)

Bedford (Stt Bloorrunrton. Ind.)

8ttch Grove (5« IndaaOIpoIis. Ind. 01 South· pon.lnd )

Bloomlidd (Set B1oonunctoo. Ind.)

Bloonunatoo (5« BloorrunJ1OO. Ind·l

BoooC' G""C' (Set Vtlpanao. 100 )

Boon illc (S« Jnd.)

8om>o (5« JUduoond. Ind )

THETA PROVINCE

8ruu (Sec- GrC'C'lXutk. Ind.)

8nnol (5« Elklwt. Ind.)

Bmwn5burg (5« Indian:apolis, Ind.)

CambrKlgeGty (Sec RichmoDd, Ind.)

c.mb, (5« Sou<hpon. Indl

Carmel (SeC' Indi.napolis. Ind.)

CC'nttnlllie (SC'C' lIchmond.lnd )

Chesterfield (5« Andmon, Ind.)

Chestmon (S« ValpuUo. Ind.)

CUfford (S«- Columtn.. lod )

Clinlon (SceTelTt Haute. Ind.)

Columbus (Set Columbus. Ind.)

Conncnville (Sec- ltichmond. Ind.)

c...n Po"u (5« Guy. lad )

47

DalC'Ville (Sec. Ind.)

Danville (Sec lndJa.oapolis. Ind.)

D:o:tur County (5« SouthC'UtC'm, Ind.)

Dunkirk (Sec Murxit.lnd.)

Dyer (Scc Hammond. Ind.)

East ChIClCO (Sec Hammond. Ind.)

EdmburJ (Sc:e Franklin. Ind.)

Elkhan (S« Elkhan. Ind.)

Elwood (Set AndenoD.lnd.)

Ev:ann-ilk (Set- Southwmem. Ind.)

Farmland (S« Muncie, Ind.)

ft. WaVtle (5« Ft Ind.)

founrainGty (Sec RKhmond, Ind.)

frankim (5« franklin. Ind)

Frankton (S« Guy (Sc.Ga'l'.lnd.)

Guton (Sa: Gosh('n (5« Elkhan.lnd.) (SttGr«ncasue:. Ind)

Grt:tnfidd CS« Indianapolis. Ind.)

Grt:tt11bu'l (5« SC'M llbwmn. Ind ) Gtttnwood (5« Southport 100) Gnffith C5«Hammond.lnd.)

Hale:ntown (Sa: RKhmond. Ind .) Hammond (5« Hammond. Ind.)

Hanford City (Stt Munctr. Ind )

He:bron (S« Valpm..iso. Ind.)

Highland (Sa: Hammond Ind .) Hoban (5« Gary. Ind.)

Hope (5« Columbus. Ind.)

Huntin&ton (Set: FI Wayne:. Ind.)

Irxhanapolill (5« IndtanlpoliJ or Southport. Ind .)

JasonVlUe: (S« Bloommlton. Ind.)

Kokomo (5«- Kokomo. Ind..) Kouts (5« VaJpan..tso. Ind.) lafa)'('t[e: (5« Ind.)

lapd (5« Andt:non, Ind.) (5« InwanapollJ. Ind)

l..t:bannn (5« lodiulapollJ. Ind.)

LMnY (5« RM:hmond. Ind.)

Loton ($('t: Bklomlllgton. Ind.)

Low.1I (SceGa'l'.lnd.)

Lynn (Xe: Richmond, Ind.)

ManinsviUe: (St:e: Bloomlnllon. Ind .)

Me:rnilv.Ut: (xc Gary, Ind .)

Milroy ($('(' South('2ncm, lnd.)

Mi.hon (See Ru:hmond, Ind.) (5« South Bt:nd·MlShanka. Ind.)

Moordand (S« Ind .)

Mounl V('mun (St-t: Southweltt:rn Ind) Mune)( MUn(ie. Ind )

MUfUl('qSet: Hammond, Ind)

Nappantt (S« Elkhan. Ind.)

r\ttdham (S« franklin. 1nd )

Nt:WC1SIit: (5« MUDCJe. Ind .)

N"" fStt Ft WaYM, Ind.)

N('w Whltdand (Set: Frankhn, Ind or South· pon.lnd.)

Nnburgh (Set: Sou[h"'ote:rn Ind.)

Niocvt:h (Set: franklin. Ind)

NobJn..,illt: (5« Indl1tlapo!i J. Ind., Ogdt:n Dunn (S« Gary. Ind.)

05(('011 (St:e:SoUlh Bt:nd·MtShawHa.lnd.)

Owt:nsvllI(' (Set: SoulhftStt'rn Ind.)

Parka ($t'c: MUo(lt'.lnd.) (xt' Andt:non, Ind .)

Pt:tt:nbu'1 (Set: 5outhw('Sle:rn Ind.)

PI:ajnfidd (S« In<lillllpolil Ind.)

Ponag(' (SttGary. 100)

Portland (St:c MunCIe: , Ind)

P()5('yY,/It: (St:t South'frt'llt:m Ind.)

Pnnct'tOfl ('Sfot'5outhwNt(rn II'Il! )

Club. and Chairmen

·Andt:t1On. Ind -Mn O. R. Nichob.Jr 804 North SUttC, Cht:il('r, rtt:ld,IN 46017 Bloomington. Ind Te:d Hubn. }t02 nmngtoo Drm: . Blooming· ton, IN 47401

Ind_Mrs ChariG Waoon 4241 N Rn'cnldt' Dnvt:.

Richmond (See Richmond, Ind .)

Roanokt: (St:t' h Wayoc.lnd)

RU5h CounlY (Set: Soulhcasu'rn Ind.)

St.John (S«Hammond, Ind)

St Paul CS« Sou,hC25l(rn Ind )

St:ymour (5« BloomlnlEton. Ind.)

xht:rt:rvil1t' (xt" Hammond. Ind )

Sht:lb)'\'.Ue (StC' Soulh"(1tt:rn Ind )

South Iknd (5« South lknd·M.hawua. Ind .)

Southpon (S« Southpun. Ind )

Southern Manon County Htah Schools CSt"(' Southpon.lnd )

Spt:edWl}' (Set: Indianapolis. 100 )

SullIvan (SttTetrt" HaulC', Ind)

Te:m H2Utt: (Set: rcln' Hault:, Ind.)

TrafaJ,U (See Franklin. Ind.)

Union Ciry (Set: Muncit:,IOO )

V2iparaillo (S« Valpanuso. Ind )

Waldron (St:t: Southe:UIffl1 Ind )

Wan2l1luC'r (Sc-e St1uthpon. Ind )

Wanalah (5« ValparllJlI).lnd.)

Laia)'('tlc (xt: Lafa)'t'ut:, Ind )

W('SI Tart: Hault: (S« Te:rr(' Haule: Ind .)

Wt:Srfidd (Stt: IIlI:hanapohs. Ind)

Whiteland (Set: Franklin Of Soulhpon, Ind )

Whiting (St:e: Hammond. Ind )

Wlneht:ilt:r (xt: Munel(' ,Ind.)

Yorktown (5«- Muoue, lod )

Zioosvillt: (Set: IndianapolIS. Ind.)

£ail Mrs Roland Baron. IO}01 Ronaid Ct IndlanapoUl. IN 46229 MrJ Jvnn B COUI05 Bel.upon Rd Indianapolis. IN 46U4

PartJ(hlal and Pm'ale: Sc:hoob_ MI'\ Robt:n V Wt:kh. 10 vrt'U Rd Indlan:apnhs. IN 4626(1 Columbus. IN 4nOI Kplwmo. Ind Mn Garl)' Williams. Wn! MapiC' St .• Koftomu, IN4MOI E1kha.n County. Ind-Mll. Kt:lth Holmo:. 1901 Grunbf Bhod Elk, han. IN 46, I. 'u(.Iyt:ue:. Ind MI1 Gary Lt-hman. 1-">8]\1 215t SI. Wayeut:. IN • Fon Waynoe, Ind -MI]. PainckJ Malone. 1}621 Rldgt:Vlnf Ct .• P 0 80s Grabill IN 46741 MUIXIt:, Ind Nrc GC'nt: Gumll. UI6 Dnvr, RR .1\. Franklin. Ind _Mn. Mill WIt:Sl'Qan, 24 Momlng Dr .• Ff'lnklm. IN 46J}1 &11616. MUllut: IN r302 R1thmond. 100 Mrs John Turrtt:t. 1137 Abm,lon Plkt: , RIChmond. Gary. Ind -Mil Jantt'S Moody, 2) W Cle-vcbnd A'It:.. Hobart . IN 46}42 IN 47}74 South Iknd.Ml1hawalta. Ind Mn. Anthooy Orlando, 131 E. Tuhe:t Grt:tnt'2Sde:. Ind (PI PhI P<xtt:I)-Mn. Kt:tth Gossard. R R }. St .• South Bmd , IN 4661. Sht:rwood Dr GrttnCasdt:. IN 461})

Hammond Ind .-Mrs RKk Rybrll, 9016 Grxe:. St.. Highland IN 46}22

Southcasl('fn Indiana- Mrs Rtchard 0 Wt:kh. R RIO. BIn 2, Grttns· bur,. I 47240

Southport. Ind -Mn Robc:n Bow&n:. 612S Brpn DrlVC'. IndianapolIS. irxilanapollS.IOO IN 46227

Gc-rtt:D.1 Chamnan-Mn JOICph J Rt:yoolds 10903 Jocdan Rd Carmtl. IN 46032

Southwe'llC'rn IndWla·-Mn I..anT IkIKI. 4)0 Audubon. EnnmJk. IN 4771) North Suburban-Mn Jack J El1Iledow. 11822 una'lIt'f Ordt' Carmt:!. IN 460}2

Tt:1'n' H:aute:. Ind -Mro; John 814 C Ilt'tI Aff Tn«" Hautt:.I. 4"804 f\;onh unlnl- Mn Chutes A Garn. )233 E. 70th SI • IndW\l;pohs . Valp:af'loo.lnd -Mrs. John C EVlln5. R R 116. 80s I... ·C ValpaDl1O, IN 4638} IN 46220

KENTUCKY

Alt'nndna (5« Clnonnan. OhIO)

Arx:horagt: (Set: LouavilLe: , Ky ) Bu«hd (5« LouISVille:, Ky )

Cov:tnglon (5« Cinc:lnruu. OhiO)

Cynthiana (S« lnlO,ton. Ky.)

DanVille: (Set: Lalnlcon, Ky.)

Fern Crttk (Set: lou ""i lie. Ky.)

FI M,uhdl (S« Cincinnati. OhIO) fr Thoma! (Set: Cinc.innau. Ohio)

frankfon ($« Latngton. Ky.)

GarrlJOn (Stt Porumouth. Ohio)

Gt:orlt:'lOWn (xt: tn.n&ton, Ky )

Grttnup (Stt Pornmouth. OhIO)

Hurudsbutg (St:t: lnInctoa, Ky .)

Hanods Clttk (5« LoulSVilit: Ky .)

Jdfe:nomown (St:-t: l.ouJm.Ilt:. Ky .)

IOTA PROVINCE

LaO<.:l5It:1" (S« Lntn,lon. Ky ) i..amltOn (Set: Lt:lImJ!:tlHl., Ky ) LouliVllle Kr)

lynn (S« Porumouth. Ohlll) Mt SIt:'rhnll (S« 1n:mp:'tm. Ky ) '('wpon (Stt Cmclnnatl. OhiO) Nlthowvllk Ky.)

Okolona (St:t' lOl.lIwdle:. Ky.)

Parl$ (S« mUlItOn. Ky)

Pt:wtt Valky (See Lou.vllle:. Ky .) PI(aSUrt Pa.rk (Set: louISVille:. Ky )

Raceland (Stt pQf1SfDOUth. OhiO)

Richmond (S«- LnIRcton. Kr ) St. Pa.ul ($ott Porumouth. OhIO)

South Pommouth (5t:t: PortsmOUth Ohio)

Stanford (5« l..n&n&tOO, K, ) Valley Stauon (S« toumllk. Ky )

Varn.t:bulJ; (Set: PotutnoUlh. OhIO)

VtrulUn (S« lnlncton. Ky )

Winchester (St:e: le.r:tnl(lHI.. K, ) Wunland (5« Pomcnouth. OhIO)

TENSES..I;,EE

Bartlt:tt (Set: Mt:mphl$, Te:nn ) 8rt"nt'lll·ood (Stt l';&shvlllt:, Tt:nn )

Bruiol (St:t: &"tSII>I, Va Poc,kt:t)

ChattanooJl (5« Ch:all_nooaa. Tt:nn ) (S« Nashvdk. Tmn )

Ckvel:and (S«- ChauaI'IOOf2. Tcnn )

CoIlIt:I'YIIle: (Stt Me:mp.hu. Tmn.)

Columbia Tt:nn )

Cookn'tlie (Set: "'ashVille:. Tmn )

Dondson (Stt /'I;ashvilk Tt:M ) Fa,cttCYllie IS« aslmllt:. Tmn)

frulklin (S« lenl'l.)

Fr"Y"Kr <Sc-c Mt'mphI5. Tmn )

GallUlburJ (Set lmJe PI(t'OfI, Tenn )

Germantown {Set Mc:mphts, Tenn

Hcndcnormllc (Sc't Nuh'filk: T enn I HIxon (SttChauanoop. Tenn)

Johnson Clfy (Stt BIt!(" btl!" Tenn)

K.i",spm (Stt 81ut Ridge: T('nn ) Knox Ie Sec KnoutUr. Tenn )

Lootout M,)unuln 1enn.)

MadISOn fSt-c{'.;a.,hvule, Tenn.) (Srt Na..Jwille. Tenn)

Maryvule.Aka- (5« Koondlc:. Tenn)

Memphis (Set- Memphis. Tenn ) NuhvlDe renn)

adwillc (Sc:e Nashvdle:. Tmn )

Oak Ridgt' (Stt Knm"lIk tenn)

Club . and Chairmen

Otd (See Nuh Uc. lenn )

Pluman Cc:nter (See utile: PI.con. Tron ) b.I(,I,h \'>ec Mc:mphD. Tenn ) SC'YiertiUc: (5« lutk Plecon, Tenn) Shdb",IUr NasbvlUe. Term Slgn..t.!. tourmm Ten"l.) \5c:e Nrnsp!us. eM) W 1ft( hntcr (Sec:: 1'10 ;r.sh.illr "'I" t'Oft )

LninKlon. Ky MISS Sl-K-rry l.(Mamr. n4 Louisiana Ave. LninglOn. Knoxville, Tcnn ·Mn. B H .• lOS Suffolk Or KnoltVlllc 'f"!\,I 3 922 KY

l.wl$vtllc. Kv Ml She(1I1 Br"ketn(ic:r. 9102 Trenlham louiS- Lule Pigeon. Tenn -Mrs J... k Hc:ruy. M....rshall 'ilo'oods. SClYC"rriUr Th J7862 vilk. KY 40212

'Blut' Rld,e, TeM. Mn. Gary Honaker. 909 Edgtwood Clide: Kinespon, TN H660 Memphis, Tenn -Mn William M Md)onald. 8626 lmlq falnWllY, Cordon. TN ,S018

·Chauanoop. Tt'nn Ms. Marilynn 700 Mam.iQn Clnk. ApI "OlE. Chattanooga. TN H.O)

ALABAMA

Auburn Auburn.Opelika. AI.)

8aldwlO ("...ouOlY (Sec: Mobile. 11.1.)

Bmrungham (Set Blmllngham, AL)

Gr«nvilk (See Montgomrrv. AI.)

Hunt:SY'llk (Sec: Ilunmillc AI.)

Mublk (Str Mobilr, AI)

M.ltugamety (Set MontgOf1\lCl"1. AI.)

Nonhpon TunIoasa, AI J

Opdlka (5« Auburn-Opdib. AJ.)

Pntmlk: (Stt M.Xlfgomcry AJ)

Theodore (Srt \tobilr. AI ) rusaloosa (xr TusaJooa. AI.)

Wetumpka'S« Montgomery, AI)

MISSl SIPPI

Balemllt ISc-c-UnMnn,.. M,.)

BiltJl0lS¢rMiSs GulfCoasI)

NasJwllIe. Tenn. Mn. Sam Kuykrnd;ili, ..(52) Wayland Dn'l't. Nash· Ville. 1:'101 nIl)

KAPPA PROVINCE

fIoltOa (Xej k50n. Brandon (Sttjac;kson, Ms.)

Canaon (Sc:e):uUoo, Ms )

Clarksdale (Set MlSSUSlppi Ddta) Ckveb.nd (StT MWlS!lppl Delta)

CbnUln (S«Jac.bon Ms. ColumbialSee HattlC"3burg. Crucet(Srt Delta) Ct)-sal

fJorcnce (SecJacb>n. M.s ) Grttnvilk MlSSlWppi £kla) (Ser MISSI:SJ1PPJ Dehl) o..lfpon(S."", Gu[Cou<)

HamesbutJ (Set' I bnirsburg. Ms" Holly Spnngs (Sec: UnrveBIlY. Mt.)

Incilanob MiSSlSSJppi Oella) J.kson (S«)a(kson, Ml.)

Club. and Chairmen

(Str MWl!5lppt Dc:Jra)

Lona Bnch ($re Mississippi Gulf Coat, M:IIdI5Of16cc:)ackson. Ms.) (See Uruvcnuy. \h ) \fengold IStt MlIDSSlpPI Delta)

<Xun Spnngs (S« Mia. Gulf Couc) Oxford I Set Uruvmuy. M.s.)

Raymond (Scc)adsoa. Mq lUdc<bnd (5« )ubon. /.I. )

Rmrdalc: (Srt- MisslDlPPI Dela) Sha.IXc MisslSsipp' Ddu) Mt!.:S.!Wppl Delta)

Sumner (Ser ldJSSi:wpp1 Delta)

TC'rry (Scej_bon. Mi)

Uruvrnny (See Uni'en ity, V.ksbu.tg tSec Vi.:.ltsbuf,. M\.)

Yuoo C'Q' (5« MiSSISSippi Drlta,

Auburn-Opelika, Ala Mn.) VI MathC"i't'l.)r .• 1228 Ferndale Cirdc. HauiC5burfl:, Mill Carnlyn Nail. Jl06)amt1town Road. HatunbucJ. Auburn, Al )68jO MS

BimuOftham. Ala MrJ r A '1 aylor, }46 Cunbo Lane, Blmnngham. )iI(kson. MIa Mrs. J H Andrcnon. 940 Fa.rfu elr, )a.:bon. MS )9211 At 3)126

Huntmlk. Ab -MD Shealy H lynn. lSI" Wll.:lamsbwg Dmoe MImSIIPPI Drla Mn. Henry Graeber Como. MS 3.&619 W' • 1-·Lttltnlne. At ,)805

Mobilr Ala Judith E Pullen, I CarDlll1 Coun. MobIle AL 16606 }totUgomrry Ala .Jot11. S Ross. }O2 Kroy OnW'( Monqonxry. At ,6109

·M.ISSJSSlppt Gulf Coast (p. Phi Pockct)-)anc Owen. 21 "rd 51 • Gulf. poll MS \9501

UniYmlry. MISS Ma ROkOC A 312 Gamer. Cbfotd. MS t86" TUSCliIDOSa. Ak MI1. w E. 1 919 11th A"fC _ •• Tuscaloosa. Y.:bburR Mm. (p. Ph. Pock«) Mn. R. H lcsa. SO) NcwI, Vd. AL ,"W01 MANJ',OBA Chatlcswood. Man ('itt Wmnipe" Man. Can I Eul Kildonan. Man (SH Wlnrupc&. MU1 Can I Fon Man. (See WLM!pCI. Man. Can Norwood. Mzn nn.ipc, Man Can) Sr. Boruf'acc Man (Sec: Winnipeg. Man Can St. "amn. Man {Xt Winrupq. Man Can' St ViuJ. Nan (Sec- Wlnniprl. Man .• Can Tn.nx )Ill. Man. (Sc'c Winrupcg, Motn .• Can Tuxedo Man, ($re Wloruptl, Man .• Can.) IGldona.n Man (Sc:-r 'Q;'mrupcg, Man Can J Wll'lrupt. Mtn (Sc-c Winnlpc,. ibn .• Can)

Drl",. V bbull. M..'tl9180

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Anota (Sec Mlf1ntapolii. Minn., 81oonungton (m MInnt:lpohs. MinD. (See MlN\elpoh•• Minn ) Couagewood (See Minoopol.i:s. Mlnn J Coon RapHb (Stt Milln I Dttpfu-n:n (Sc-c MIO.nc2pOtis, Mlna ) WI Gf2I'Id Forb (Sec GftOd Forb. NO) «lina (5« Minneapolis. Mmn M )

HopkinS (Sec Minneapolis. MlIln ) Loog uk: (Stt Mmnapolis. Mmn.)

Mahtomrdi (Set Sf Paul. Minn ) Mllmtapolil (Set' Minntapolu. Mmn.)

M.ftnt:ronka (Sec: Mlnnrapolis, Mum)

M·)Undi (Srt Mlllnrapolis. Mlnn) "' Bn,hton (Sec Sf Paul, Minn.)

:-.i. Oaks ,Sec St. Paul. Minn ) Orono (Sec Mlnnc:apalis, Mlnn Richfield (5« Mlnn ) Robbinsdale (m MonflC2pohs. Mir: , kosnuk- (Sec SI Mlnn ) 51 louIS M (Sec Minnt'2pObs. ) 51 Paul (Sec St Paul. MIfli\ ) C; lit Paul (S« SI Paul Minn.)

Shakopee (Sc:c: MiMOpob5. Mlnn) StiUwater (S« S MItln.)

Wayzata (Stt Mmnnpolts. MlDn

Wll.uc Bear Lake (Sec Sc Paul. MID . W Paul (Stt 5t. Paul. Nlnn

NORTIIDAKOTA

(i.lb, (Scevnnd Forb. N.D J c;,."d FotbAfB IS«Gttnd F N D)

Gntnd Forks (5« Grand Forks. N.D.)

Thompson (5« Gntnd Forb, N.D.)

soum DAKOTA

Bdk Foul'the ($(e Black l-lIlb of South Otlr:ot:a)

Custer (Sec Blatlt Hills of South DakOta)

Dn.dwood (Sec Black Hilb of South Duou)

Hot Sprinl1 (Scoe Black Hills of South DakOta)

Lc2d (See Blxk Hill$ of South Dakota)

Rapid City (Sec Black Hilb of South DakOta)

SIOUI. Falls SK>ull S.D.)

Vermillion (See Vwnilhon. S.D.)

WISCONSlN

Appleron CS« Fol. RlvcrValley. Wis.) (Stt MLlwaukee. Wis.)

Bdoit (5« Ikkm, Wis.)

Brookfidd (See Milwauket. Wis.)

Brown Dttr (Set Mdwaukct. Wis.)

Burlington (See Beloit, WtS.) Milwaukee, Wis.)

Udarbul1 (See MI),r.-aukee, Wis.)

Cudahy (xe MilWiukee, Wis.)

Iklavan (5« &1011. Wis )

Elkhorn (Set &Iolt, Wis.)

Elm Grove (Me MII'Wtukee, Wis.)

Fonu.na (See Beloll. Wu)

Fox Point (Stt Milwauk.ee. Wis.)

Franklin (Stt MII ukee. Wis.)

GleodaJe (5« Milw-wktt. Wis)

Gm:ndale (Sec }.hhrnukee. Wu.)

Gtttnfidd (Sec Mil'Wtuktt. Wis.)

Comers (See Milwauktt. Wis.)

Harland (See Milwauku. Wis.)

Jan('Wilie (5« Beloit, WK.)

lUukau02 (Sec: fox River Valley. Wis.)

Kimberly (Sec: fOJ River Valley. Wis.)

lake Geneva (5« Beloit. Wis.)

Lmle Chute (See Fox Rivet Valky. Wis.)

Machson (xc Mad/SOO, Wis.)

Club. and Chairmen

Winnlpc:g. M • - MD. R Drmkr. cfo Donna Frend, loot·PtO Ponage AVII: l anmpc:g. Canada Mtnneapoll!. .n-Mn. 0 Green. 10'; Shashont Tra.il. Apple: Vallty, M. ';)124

51 Paul. MlJ1n.-Mrs [knntS Costello. 664 Como Avr .• SI. Paul. MN 5o';IO.l

MenlSha (5« Fox RlverVailcy, Wu.)

Milwaukee (5« Milwaukee. Wis.)

Menominee falls (Set Milwaukee, Wis.)

Mequon (See Wis.)

Muskego (Set' Milwaukee. W •. )

Neenah (See fox RlverValJey. WIS.)

New Bcrbn {SttMllwaukee. Wu.)

Oak Creek (Stt Mllwauktt, WIS )

Rlycr Hills (5« Milwsukee. WI' )

St Franc:u(SccMIhn.l1ktt. Wu)

Sharon (See BelOit. Wis.)

Sho«wood (See: Mllwauke:e, Wis)

Soutb MLlwauk« (Sec MJi-.rwkee. WIS.)

Sussa: (S« Milwaukee. Wis.)

ThiensvIlle (Sec Milwaukee. WU.)

W.UWlltola (See Mj}waW:ee. Wd.)

West Allis (S« Milwaukee, WIS.)

Wesl Mllwauke:e: (5« Milwaukee. WIS.)

Whltefuh Bay (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

Williams Bay (Sec Bdolt. Wis.)

SIOUIi falls. '\ D -Mrs G Spenc('r. )20'; E 381h. tOUIi falls. SO )710,\ Vermillion. SO Mrs. M P Httr. 91S E Main, Venmllion. SO 507069 Ikloll , Wi) Mrs. Roben Darurb. 2128 E. Ridge Rd. Beloit. WI B50tI

FOil RMr Valley. Wis. Mrs Richard Uehhnc. 1700 BnmhfT orJ\'e. Appleton. WI 504911

Grand Forb. N D MD. Roland 1 050 ChC:SlOUt, Grand forks. MadlJOn \lVi, _Mn Ron Jemrn. H4 Mrrlham Dnve. MMtISOfl. 1\'0,;8201 W11}705o

Black Hills of South Oakon- -Mrs Dick Johnson. 3806 Brookside Or lbpld CIl), S D P"OI

IWl'OIS

Arling(On He:"hu (See Ariln,ton Hc"hu. III)

Auron (Stt fox RlverVane:y.III.)

Barnngton (Ste Arltnl10n He:lghu Ill.)

Batavia (See Fox RIver VaJlq. III.)

Belvidere: (See Rockford. III .)

Ikrwyn (Sec Oak Park·Rlver forest. III. )

Brookfidd (Su Chicago Wc:st Suburban. III.)

Chicago (Ory schools south, Suburban Chicago Itt Chicago West Suburban. South SubllfMn Oak Pane-River Forest. or Nonh Shott. III)

Chin.ao Hei,hu (S« ChKIfO South Sub· urban. JU )

Owe.ndan..H.illt ( c Hu.daJe Townvup, III.) eonert'U Park (Sec Ouago VIm Suburban. ilL)

Country Oub H,U$ (See Churo South Suburl>on)

Crete (See ChKago South Suburban. 111 ) [)err(,e1d (See !'orth Shore. IU )

On PlaJl)n (S« Pari RMiee-Des Plamc:s. III ) Downen Grove {See: l-lImdale Townshlp,lII)

Elk Grove (S« Arllncton HellhlS. III.)

Elmhunl (S« DuPageCounty.IU.)

Elmwood Put (Sec Oak Puk·River Fom;t. III)

Evanston (See NonhShOfe,}r III.)

Flo5smoor (See ChICago South Suburban. Ill.)

Forest PaA: (S«Oak Park·RIvt'rfornt.III.) (See FOIl RIw:rVaJky. III.)

Arlin,uJO Helchu. III

MII""aukee. W.-·Mrs Robat Hudy. 7619 N. Fanduld Rd .• Mil· waukee. WI H211

MU PROVINCE NORTH

Gkncoc: (Su !'Iiorth Shcm. III )

Glen Ellyn (See OuP2ge: Count,. 111.1 GlenvIeW (Se:e: North Shorc:.Jr .111 )

Gle:nwood (5« ChlCaeo South Suburban. III.)

Grayslake (Stt lake County. III.)

Harvey (Sc:e ChKaaoSouth Suburban. III.)

Haul Crc:st (See Chicago ScMJlh Suburban. III.)

Highland Park (Set Nonh Shore. 111.)

HHM-aJe (See: H1md:a.le Townihlp.lII.)

Homewood (See ChlClgo South Suburban. IU.)

KeniJwonh (See North Shorc:.III.)

uGrance (See ChJcaCO Wnt Suburban. III.) laGrange Park (See ChIeJ,o West Suburban. 111.)

L.ake 8luff(S« W:eCounty.III.)

lake Fortit (See Sonh Short'. III )

Lanstne (Sec HJm.rnond. Ind.) libertyville (S« LHe County.ID.1 Lombard (5« ou Page County. III ) Matteson (Stt ChalCO South Suburban. 1111 Maywood (Sec Oak Pan-Rnoer Fomc..1II )

Mnrose: Puk (5,('eChl Park·Rlver foccst. Ill.)

Monon Grove (See NOM Shote.Jr .. III.)

Mt ProIpett (5« Arlme.on Hellhts, III )

MunddelJ1 (See lake County. III ) Napc::","le (See DuPaae County. III.)

Northbrook (See fIOonh Shore.}r ,III.) l'onhfield (See !'Iionh Shorr. Ill.)

Oak Park (S« Oak Park·Rjverforat. III )

Olympia Fields (See Chltalo South Sub·

Club. and Chairmen

Genera! Ctulrman Mrs R. M Wenk. 303 S Rammer. Arlll\(ton Hellhts. III 60004

urban. Ill.)

Palaune (S« Arlingtoo HelghlS. III.)

Park Forot (See Oua,o South Suburban. 111)

Ridge (S« Park RIdge-On PWIldi.III.)

PJ-o,pect Heighu (See Ariincton Helghu.III.)

Richton Pt.R (See ChlCaco South Suburban. ilL)

RIver Forest (See: Oak Park·Rlvcr FOfest.1II ) RlveBlde: (Sc:e Chic:a,o West Suburban. III.) (Stt ChICago South uburban. III .)

RlvetWood (Stt North Shore. III.)

Rockford (5« Rockford. III)

Rockton (Stt Belou, Wis.)

Rollin, Meadows (Su Arilnl10n Hellhu. III.)

RoKoc (5« l\odf",d, III.)

Lh..-Ic:s RI'fIetV liqo.1U}

Skoluc (Sec Shcn.Jr 111.)

Thornton (S« OUraao Soulh Suburban. 111.)

Villa Pm (See DuPare Coumy.III.)

WarrenVille (Wheaton High School). (5« MIJ{On Township. III.)

WaukCJ2l1 (See Lake County. m.)

Western SptlJ1p (See ChICagO Subud,an.III.)

Westmont (Sc:e: Hlrudalr Township, m.)

Wheaton (Sec Milton TowrlJhlp, III )

Wheeling (Stt ArlingtOn Hrlehts. 111.)

Wilmette (See !'\onh Shore. III.)

Wlnf.cld (Whoton Nonh H"h School 0"',) (See Mihon TownJtup. III )

Winnt:tka(Stt onhShorc.III.)

Pr H.,h 'Xhoul-MB Jamn Keelan. 24050 E Mtnc:r. Arllnlton Hel,hu.. III 60004

u.nanl and HolTnun Estates High SchoolJ-Mn Fred Berwn,. ood. Hoffman Estates. III 6011} • '\)th«III'I and HCfK) High Sehook-MB CI,mton Bowman. In Brook Prosp«1 HCllhu. III 60070

Elk GfUVt' H1Ch School-M" Ronald Jonc:s. 1046 \l'arwllk UrIC',

E.lk Grove III 6000 1

P.I.ut)(' High School Mrs J Humphl'q' 96 1 T o panc:a. PaiaU nt , III 60"6'

Fremd High School - Mr; Ralph Hnd 181) Porumouth unt" ScNumburJ , iii 601'JoI

ArhnltOn HI.h xhool - M1 Plm01 Bukmrnu 2424 E Eud id ArlmKlon HelJhu , III 60004

Vit'w :and Buffalo (,tnve High Schools- Mrs Ralph Wenlr. JOJ S Hammt't , MilnltOO He1lhn.1II 60004

Nonh Shart' 11I

ChaIrman - Mrs James M Wood H1 SUnK"t Dr Nonh· broo k IL 60062

[kerfKld · Mrl j Uk" ph La Rtih , 1300 "" iIJlro'lt:k Ct Drc-rfltkl Il 60011

G It'l"k o. Ken tl o nh W l llm"ttC' \l( Inntlka , t, .t' Triet Us t ) Mrs Ear l [}",hlhelm 18 Elm.'IInd \l- ,lmC'ItC' IL 6(j(XlI

uke f O fn( - Mil l:: J DaYI' , 10\ 6 Waveland Rd Lake Forn, U "'>04 , BamnlfOn HlfiI;h School - Mr; Hunson Kenmcoll III 80. 22 1, Routt' Bay. Svluh Barnnlto)fl , III 60010

Quugu South Suburban III - Mn Ml(had Keelil'lB 17 U5

Ctlun , .- IUth Holbnd. IL6O-I 71 ChillCO \l(.'('5f Suburban III Mn \l'll/wn I"lXOfl 204 L:a Granle, Il60125

HIghland Puk - Mn Frank M,:'\uln , 199 2 \l'ntptt' Hl,hl;md Park , Il 6()(m ,lfth C;hortjuniOf

Chairman - Mrs DaYld FC'uhdkr Huntt'( ad Glrn· vtC''I' IL600n County. III - Elmhu"T ·Mrs A T 28<.1 Pllplu Ave .• Elmhu""t , IL60126

E, aos,,,n Gkny,t'1I'. :-.oC"1\" TnC'r Wnt - Mll Day,d FC'1rhtller 8-41 Huntt'rRd Glenview III. 60021 Northbrook - MM Wdls 39 BndJewood une. !'l'onhbrook. Glen Ellyn , Lomb:lld, Nlpt'rvLlle. III - Mrs. R. L Renfro. 119 N IL60062 MaIO, ION. Glen Ellyn. II. Fox RI\er Valley 1/1 -Mr.; John f McKec 460 W Downer. Apt 40 , Aurora.

Oak Pm-RtYC'r Fomt, IlI. Mrs John Carroll. 915 Kq-;tone Ave., Rivrr Fornt IL 60301 Park RKlge Des Plaines III. : Huooalt' T01I'mhip. IU_Mn, Pettr D. Cook_ 323 S WSlhIOllon Park Ridge - Mrs Clare Craig. 922 Pe:ale , Park Ridge It 60068 HtO$dale. IL 6012 1 On Plalon- Mrs Mas liggeu , ""'eMord Ave. On IL6001 6 Wt' County , IU - Mil Brute A CcrlmC.}66 ButdaJe Rd J..a.k.t' Bluff, Il60044 Ro( kinrd 1/1 _ Mrs Donald Ho/dtf 3 2 H Andover Om-e Rockford. Milton Towm.hlp. Ill-Mrs TC'ff'ttKe Hendeooo. 122 Wt Farnham Lane. Whearon. Il60181 IL 61111

lWNOIS

AbIngdon (Stt Galesbur,.1U )

AdanuCounty (SttQuIl"lCJ.III )

AIC'do (See Monmouth. III.)

Alocander (Seeja(DonVIUe. III.)

Alton (Sc:e Alton.EdlW"atdnllle, Ill.)

Ahon:a (Sc:e Galesburg. III.)

Anhur (See Ch:ampaign·Urb:an:a.III.)

AYon (S«: Avon.BushneU, lit.)

Bt:ardnO'Nn (5« III.)

Bement (5« DccllNr.III.)

Bethalto (Stt Alton·Edwardsvllle III )

Belh:any (S« Decatur. Ill.)

Blgpville (5« Monmouth. III.)

BI:andul'tviUe (S« Ayon-Bushnell, Ill.)

Bloomington (5« Bloomln«ton.Nomul.II1.)

Blue (5« DC'atur. [/I.)

Bluff, (Sttj:aeIr.soO¥llle.lII.)

Bonville (5« Champaign-Urb.na. IU.)

&nhndJ (Sec Avon-Bushnell, ilL)

Calumn City (5« Hammond Ind.)

Camt-ron (See G:a1csbulJ.III.)

Canton (St-e Peoria. Ill.)

CartMge (S« QUirk)' III )

ChampaJJn (Sa Champai,n-Urbana. III )

ChanderkrviIJe (Sttjadoonville . IU)

Chapin (Sttju.bonviUe. III.)

Chd!tcothe (5« Peoria. Ill.)

Coal Valley (Set Tn-City, 11/.)

CofKord (St-tJacbon,ille,lU.)

D:an\'ille (Sec Danville. 111.)

Dt<afUr (Sec Decatur, III.)

MU PROVINCE SOUTH

East Alton (Sec Alton-EdwardwIUe. III )

WI Moltne(5«Tn.ury, Ill )

Eut (5« Peoria. 111.)

Ed-...udwille (5«- Altoo-Edwudmlle III ) (xeChampalgn·Urbana. III )

Farmington (xe Prona. III.)

Galesburg (St'e Galc<'burg. III.)

Gibson City (See Champaign·Urbana, III )

Godfrey (Set- Ahon-Edwardsville Ill )

Good Hope Avon-Bushnell III.)

Gr«nv,"" (See Sprulifield. III.)

HamiltllO (S« Qume)'. m)

Jacksonville (Set-j:adJonvillt. III )

Kirkwood (S« Monmouth. Ill )

Kool'\lll/e (See Gabburg. III.)

lillie York (SeC' Monmouth, Ill.)

Macon (SC'e OC't::alUr, Ill.)

Macomb (See Avon.Bushneli. III.)

Mahomn (SeeChampa.ign-Urbana , III .)

M:aquoo (Set: G:alesbut" III )

Mil.n (See- Tn-Ciry. III )

Mohnt (Sc-eTri·Cuy, m)

Monmouth (Set Monmouth , III )

MoolKdlo (See Ownpa1lO-Urbuu IIl )

Monon (See Peooa , JJl )

Me Zion (5« Decatur. III )

Mowe:aqu:a (5« D«atur , 111.)

New Bt:rlin (See SpnngfK:ld. III )

l\'ianttc (Stt Decatur. 111.)

r-iorm:al CS« BloommltOO-NormaJ.III )

Ogden (SccChampalln·Urlnna. Ill )

Oneida (Stt

Ahon-EdW2l"dsviJle.11I -Mrs. O. MclaIn, 700 St:ate. Aiton, IL 62002

Avon-Bu$hndl. III -Mrs. john Lawson. 931 N. Crafford, Bushncll lL6t422

Pelr.m (See Peona. III)

PC'002 (xe Ptotu lU )

Pwna He'lthLS (Sec Ptona. Ill )

Punflcld (Stt Quincy. III )

PiC'"aS2nt Pbms (See SprlnJfjdd.III )

Pon Byron (See Tn-City, III.)

prune City (Set Avon·Bushnell. 111.)

Quint)' (Set Qutncy , ilL)

R2ntoul (5« Olampaign-Urbana.IJI.)

R.nan (See Monmouth 111.)

Rio (Set GaJesbutg. 111.)

Rock Island (Sc:t TtI·CIIY. III )

RoodbolUC (SeejacbonYIUc IIJ )

ROkVll/e (S« Monmouth , IIl )

Roxanna (Stt Alton-Edwardsville , IU.)

Rushville (Stej:acluoovllk, III.)

St. Joseph (Stt Champaign-Urbana. III.)

Seaton (See Monmouth III.)

Shelbyville (See OC'atur In.)

Sih-tS (Set Ttl-City. Ill )

Spnntfidd (5« SpnnpltJd. III ) T:aylotvllJe Df'ulur. III )

Tolono

Twwla (S«- Champ&l"n-Urbana.1II )

Urban:a (5« Champailn-Urban:a.IIl ) Virginia (Sttjar.:kscJOYt.lle. 111 )

Washmgton (Sec Peori:a. 111)

Wenona (See Peoria. III.)

WhllehaJl (SttjacbonYille. III )

WlochC'S1("( (SeeJacboovt.lk 1II.)

Wood (Set- Alton·EdWlldsvilk , IU )

'Jacbonville , III. Mn CharlesSykcs. RR_2, Wlutc Hall,Il62092 Monmouth III - Mrs RoixltGrier. 1112 E 3rd MonrnoUlh. II 61roomlnp,n-NonDal.1Il - M'f'! Raben Kennc:lt. 2002 E Wuh:qt.an , BloomJnlton.ll61701

Champa..tln-Urbana. IU _MQ R L NKOkttt: 1008 West John Chamr- n.IL61820

OanYiIk. JU._Mrs john Shant".' ywood Oanvtlk.lL618J2 rkca.fur. Ill-MIS Kathi Mo:CJul"'-CC', jjil N. Taylor AYC' .• Oct:atur IL62)26

Galnbwa. III -Mn Rum F Bn-...n. 19 East Gro¥c GaJobulJ Il

6 1i62

holia 11I - MR Evem Prydt' , 2}4 TOWC'rLant" feona, 1161614

QuinCY. III - Mn Robert 'IX<'ibon 40 lincoln H,Il. QuUXY IL62101

Spnncfield III - Mn Frank Kaw.nich 2101 "'U1ns Sprulafidd, Il 6"'04

Tn-City III -MR Samuel J Hanna. 3722 fofnt Road.. IA )280 7

IOWA

Ahoona (See JXs Moines, Iowa) Ames Amtl. loW2.)

Anhny (S«: CRs Moina. Iowa) 'Brmndorf (S« Tri-City, III.) (5« Amn. lov.2.)

Buff2.lo (Stt Tri-City, Carlisk Indianola. Iowa)

Colo (Set A mel. Iowa) (S« low" City, Iowa)

Coune:!1 Bluffs (See Council Bluffs, Iowa) Davmport (Sce Tn-Ciry, III.} IXs Moines (See CRs Morna:, 10Wt0) DeWitte, Ia. (5« Tn-Ciry.lIL)

Indianola (S«: Indianola, 10W2I) 10W2 City (Set- 101V" City. Iowa)

NUPROVINCE

Johnston ($tt [ks Momo, Iowa) LcCbirt ($«Tri-City, III ) (Stt CounCIl Bluff" Iowa) Manon (SI=c udar Rapids, Iowa)

Mt. Pleasant (Stt MI. PICtoSant, Iowa) Mt. UnIOn (Set M, Pltuam.lowt) MOYilk (See SlOW: City. Iowa) Nevtoda (Set AJ'D('5. Iowa)

Ntw london (5« Mr. Plnsant. Iowa)

North Libtny (Sec loWl. City. Iowa)

No""alk (Sec On MoUlo, Iowa)

Olds (Sec Mt. Plcuant, 10Wt0)

PitaJant Valky (Stt Tn-Ciry. III.)

Salem (Sec Mt Iowa)

Scrgtant Bluff City, JOWl)

Sioux City (Stt SIOUX City, lo SwcdcsburJ (Sec Mt. PltUUlt. low,,)

Club. and Chairmen

• Ames lowa-Mn.James Grabau. )09 S. Story. Boone, JA 50036

IA )2240

Story City (See lov.2)

Trtynor (S« Council Bluffs. 10 ")

UhIl'tBUY Heights City, Ion)

Urbandale On Iowa)

West Dc! MOlnts (Set De! Momcs, 10wI)

Winf.dd (Sce Mt Pkuam, Iowa)

NEBRASKA

Brllevut (Set Omaha. Ntb.)

Lincoln (Stt limoln. Neb.)

Millard (Stt Omaha, Ntb.)

Omaha (Sec Omaha, Ntb.)

Papillion (5« Omaha. Ntb.)

Ralston (Set Omaha. Ntb.)

South Sioux Cny (5« Sioux City. Jon) Springfield (Sec Omaha. Ntb.)

udar Rapids. 10wa-MI1i. John Nt:lson, 1424 2)th S. E., Ccdar Rapid! MI. Plnsant, JOWl-Mrs Gregory R. Bontrager. 701 Ahtr

DriVt:. Mt. III. )2403 PlnSlnt. IA 52641

'wun,,1

Iowa-Mrs E S. Rallis, 308 Ervin Buildmg, Council Blufb. IA )1)01

Sioux City. JOW1l-MI1i Jamts Fennema. 1707 Helmtr. Sioux City. lA ItO} uncoln. Ntb -Mrs. E. F. Jtnklm. 1020 Robtn ROJod. ul1("oln, NE 68)10

-On Momes Iowa-Mrs MKhaci Momoo, 2200 Mt:Jociow Brook Om't. West IXs Plaines. IA Indianola. Iowa-Mrs 0 R Downing, Counuy Club Road. IndllrlOla , III. Omaha. Neb.-Mrs StCYt:n Huff. 717 Nonh Avt Omaha. NE 6R132

10WlI City. ·Mrs. Harvey PotpKl. 1720 Glendak: Road. Ion City,

XI PROVINCE

KANSAS

AUKWta (Sec Wichita, Kan.)

Bcthd (Sc:t Kansas City. Kan.)

Bonntr Springs (m Kansas City. Kan.)

Buhler (5« Hutehlmon, Kan.)

Chase (Sec Wottm K1tU1!I)

Ghtnq' (Set Kan.)

Oallin Wt:Sttrn Kansu)

Colby (See: Wnu:rn Kansl.li)

Duby (Sc:t Wichita. Kin.)

Dodgt City (Set Western Kansas)

Downs (SceWtsttm Kan.)

Edwardsvilk (Set Kansas City. K2D.)

El Dorado (Set Wichita. Kin.)

Ellinwood (Set: Wottm Kansas)

Emporia (Set K2.nsas City. Kin.) (Sec Kansas City. Mo.)

CIty (Set Wetlem Klnsas)

Goddard (Set- Wichita. Kan.)

Great Bend (Stt Wtstem Kansas) Haven K.n)

Hays eStt Wtsttm KlfISa5)

Harsvillt (Set: Wichita. KaD.)

Holton (Sec Topeka. Kan.)

Hunhuuon (Set Hutchinson, Kan.)

Kansas CIty (S« Kanw City. Kan. &: Kansas City, Mo.)

lake of the Fornt eScc Kansas City. Kan.)

tarnt<! (Set: Wt<itern Kansas)

Lawrtnct (See: !.awrtnce, Kin.) (Stt lIwrcnce. Kan.)

Leawood (S« Karul.li CIty. Mo.)

Lenexa (Set Kansas CiIY. Mo.)

Liberal (See Wtnttn Kansas)

Lyons (5« Westt:tn Kansas)

Maizt (Stt Wichita, Kan.)

Manhanan (Sce Manhattan. Kan.)

Maplt HiU (Sec Topekl. Kan.)

McCraken (Set Wemm Kansas)

McPbmon (5«- McPhmon. Kan )

Mission (Sec Cu •. Mo.)

Mtman (Scc Kansasuty, Mo.)

Mulvtonc (5« Wkhu2., Kan )

Muncic (5« KansasCilY. Kan.)

Ntwton (Sec Wichit2. K2n.)

Nonon (5« Western Kansas)

Olathe(Stt KanmCity, Mo.)

Onawa (5« La",rcrkt, Kan.)

Overland Park (Set KallSti City. Mo.)

Philipsburg (5« Wtstern Kansas)

Pomoru (Ste Lawrence, Kin)

Prairit: Villagt (Sc:c Kansas CiIY. Mo.)

Quivt:ra (5« Kansas City, Kan.)

RuSSC"1I (5« Wellem Kansas)

Shawntt Mission ($tt Kansas Cny, Mo .) (St:c Kansas City. Mo.)

Silver Lake (xeTopeka, Kan.)

Syracuse (.5« Wesrtrn Kansas)

-longanOX-le t:,cr i..aw1Y:I'ICt, KID., Topckt (Sec Topeka, Kan.)

Turncr (Set KaMUCUY, Kan·l

VaJky unttr (Sec Wicrut1. Kan.)

Wc:stwood Hilb (xt Kansas City. Mo.)

WKhita (Set: Kan.)

Wilh:unsburg (Set- Lawrt'rkt, Kan)

Wtnfidd (Sec Kan )

MISSOURI

Aurora Spnngfitld, Mo.)

Ballwin (5« St Louis. Mo.)

Blut: Springs (S« Kansas Ci(}" Mo.)

Boliv:u(Scc Sprlngfitld. Mo.)

Bttntwood (Set S[. Louis. Mo.)

Chesttrfidd (5« SI. Louis, Mo.)

Cl2ymn (Set St. loUIS. Mo.)

Columbia (5« Columbia. Mo.)

Crestwood (&t St. LouJs. Mo.)

Crcvt Coeur (St. louis. Mo.)

Club. and Chairmen

DcsPtm{SttSt LolJlS,Mo.)

Ellisville (Stt St. loul$, Mo )

Ferguson (5« St Louis. Mo.)

FlorlS5:lnt (5« St Louis. Mo.)

Forsyth (5« Springfidd. Mo.)

Frontenac (See St Mo.)

Gltndalt (5« St Louis, Mo.)

Grain Vallq (Set Kansas City. Mo.)

Grandview (Set KansasCity. Mo .)

HanOlb21 (S« QUincy, Ill.)

Hazdwood (5« S'- Louis. Mo.)

Hickman Mills (Ste Kansas City, Mo.)

lndepcndtnce (Set Kansas City, Mo.)

Je8'trson City (SeeJdftrson City, Mo.)

Kansas City (Sec Kuws City. Mo .• &: Kansas City. Kan.)

KIrkwood (5« St. Louis, Mo.)

Ladue (5« St. Louis. Mo.)

Ltt's Summit (Stt Kansas City. Mo.)

Lbcuy ($c:c: :,:".) Louis. Mo.)

Mapkwood (Stt St. Louis. Mo.)

Marshfldd (5«- Mo.)

Moiro (Stt MCXlco. Mo.)

Normandy (S« St. Lows. Mo)

Ohvettt (5«- SI loUIS. Mo.)

Ozark (5« Springfield. Mo.)

Rayrown (Set KaIUJo!City. Mo.)

Richmond Htighu (Set St Louis. Mo.)

Shrtwsbury (See St. Louis. Mo.)

SI. Ann ($te St Loul). Mo.}

St. Charlc:s (Set St. Mo.)

51. Louis (Set St Louis. Mo.)

St.Josc:ph (Stt St.Jostph, Mo.)

Springfitld (Sec Sprmgfidd, Mo.)

Umvtrsuy City (S« St. Louis. Mo .)

Warson Woods (Set St. louIS, Mo.)

Wtbsttr Groves (St-t St. Louis. Mo.)

Hays, Ka.n. (Pi Phi Po tn.)-Ms. Cheryl JttCJ", 206 Orivt, Hays, KS6":'601

HUlChlO'iOn. Kan -Mrs. Mtrl Selkn. t 19 KlSiwa Parkway. HUlchimon. K 67)01

Kansas en), Kan Mr R{'ad Holbrook. 2001 WashlnJtlOn Blvd

La"'ITIl(.{'. Kan Mr\ Wm Campbdl. 1B uwrenu· AVt'. Lawft"nce. KS 660-1·1

\hnhanan Kan "Irl \t'tlham Vanwy. 216 Fordham. Manhattan. K!'i 66\02

M{Phmon Kan (Pi Ptn Podc{'u Frf"dJ p,nte 11,44 N MaplelIL. Phmon 6'1'460

Toprka. K.an Jan" CampMII nu -l.H. T(>pth. KS 66614

Kansas- MB Roland Smnh.Jr. 29)0 nth. Grnu Iknd. KS 611}0

WichllJ. Kan Mn Tom \to("hllr:e 6409 E 8th SU"t'et. ""!ChilI.. KS 67206

Columbia. Mo Mr;. 0 A Oh'ltr. Route 4, Columbia. MO 61201 'Jdfenon UI)·. Mo). Mn. Don R. Pt"rdue. 1421 Satinwood. Jeffmon uly.MOMIOI

KaIlA5 Cit)·, Mu Stuwoce MISSion Kansas: Chalflna" Mn Roben Barbe. 6021 W. 891hTerr Overbnd Patk. KS 66207

Ka.nsas Alpha Mn John Boyd. 8101 EI Monte. Praine Village. KS 66208

Kamas lXu·Mn. Donald R Smith. 1900 W 61ft Terr Shawntt MlSion. KS 66208

MISSOUri Alpha _MA. Robt"rt iNC, 'S413 Mw.lon Rd. Shawnt{' MlJIlon. KS 66201

Kansas Out of Stltc-Mn Tom Cameo, 1700 W 98 PI Overland Parlr:. KS66201

\,t'DOUri Oul e,f SUle-MR. Donald Siren, 1339 MlSSJOn Woods Road. Stu_net Mmmn. KS 6620'S

.I.tbc-try M" Mn. C K lanron. 1001 Jxbon I:>me. ubertY MO 64068

MC1lKo. Mo (P, Phi POlkct)-Mn. lawrt1KtM Bam,=,. 70'S E Motro. MO 6126'S

St.JOkph, Roben B MU"IC"r. Jl21 Fredend: Ave. St jokph. M06n06

51 Mo.; Gen{'ral Chairman-Mrs. K Dane Broobhe:r, 7 Edgnrooci. SI loon. M0631l4

MISSOUri Alpha Mrs Douglu Albm:ht. 10029 B Rodium. St Loul$. M063123

Mmoun Ronald Paget. 12948 51. Louis, M06}141

ML"SSOUn Gsmma-Mn. John Short. S03 E1rnm::e. St Louis. MO 6}121

5pnngficld. Mo Mr! David Knopke. 1}69 East Spnngfit"ld. totO 6'S1JO.I

OMICRON PROVINCE ARKANSAS

Alma (Sec Ft Smith, Ark)

Arkadelphia (Sec HOI Spnngs. Ark.)

Armorel (Sec Osc:eoJa. Ark.)

SaU.IIC (See Litle ROI:lr:, Ark.)

Benton (See Lmle Rod.. Ark.)

BI,theville (5« Osceola, ,,",rt.)

But<kne lSec Ckct"ola. Ark)

DcQUtt11 lSce TcurkaDa. Art.·Tn.) Ark)

Fatcttcville (Set Arid

Ft Smith Smith. Arlr:.)

Hot (Set Hot spn.ncs. Ark.)

Jacksonville (S« Linle Rod::, Ark.)

lnchvjlle (x{' (),(eoI1. Ark.)

Litle R()(k (St'e l.inle Rock. Ark.)

Lonoke (Stt lmle Rock. Ark.)

Lu.ora (Sec Osceola. Ark)

Magnoha ($("e Te.atkana. Ark,.Tex.)

Malvern (Sec HOI Spnnp. Ark.)

Manila (xe Oscrola, Ark.)

NOM ultle Rork ($tt tude Rodc. Ark )

Osceola (5« Okcob. Ad.)

Otark(SuFt 5nuth.Ark.)

Pans CS« Fr Smith. Ark )

PrescOtt (5« Tell2 rlr:ana, Ark Tex.)

ScOtt ROI.k. Ark.)

Springdale (S« Fa)·clIeviJle, Ark.)

Texarkana (xc Texarkana. Arlr:.,To.)

Van Buren (5«- Ft. Smith. Ark.)

Wilson (Sc-c Os.::t"OIa. Ark.)

OKu.,HOMA

Ada (Sc-c Ada. OkIa ) (5« Ardmore. Okb.)

Buttemlk (Sec Ban.1"",llIe. Olli.)

Bethany (Sc-r Oklahoma City. Olli.)

Bixby (Sec Tuba. Ollb.)

BJxmll (5« Ponca Ciry·Kay County, Okla.)

Broken Arrow (See Tulsa. Okla.)

Ch«otah (Sec Mu.\kolee, Okla.)

Comanche (S« Duncan, Okla.)

Copan (Sec Bartlesville, Okla.)

nc9fey (Sec Banlenlll{', Okla.)

Duncan (Set: Duncan. Okla.)

Edmond (See Edmond. Okla.)

Enid (Sec Enid. Okla.)

Glencoe (5« Sullwatt't. Okla.)

Hnkhon (5«- Ardmott. Okla)

Club. and Chairmen

Jenks (xe Tulsa. Olda.)

K1W City (Sec Ponca City·Kar Count,. Okla.)

Loco (Sec Duncan. Okla.) (Se-t Ardmore. Okla.)

Mancua (S« Ardmore, Okll..)

Mmow (S« DuncJ.n. Okla.)

ModfonllS« Enid. Okb )

Macht,est Cit)' (Sec NutwCJt Cny. Okb,.)

Mw.ko,tt (Stt MuskOSC't. Okb.)

Newkirk (5« Ponca City-Key Counry. Okla.)

Sonnan CS« !'Oonnan. Okll.)

OIclahoma City (Sec Oklahoma City. Ok.!a.)

Ponuttk (Stt Enid. 0lr:Ja)

Putnam (Set- Oldahoma City. Okla.)

Ramona (Set' BanlcsYillc, Okla.)

Sand (Sec Tulsa. Okla.)

Stigler (Sec Muskog«. Okla.) (xc Stillwater. Okla.)

Tahlequah (Sec Mus1ogC't. Okla.)

Tonkawa (5« Ponel. uty·Kay CounlJ. Okla.)

Tuu (St"e Tuba, Olell..)

Waulconu5 (Sec Enid. Olr:la.)

Waurika (Sec Duocan, 0.lr:1a.)

Wesu·m Hcilh(S (Sec Oklahoma Ciry. Okla.) (Sec Oklahomauty, Okla.)

Fayeun'IUc Ark Mn. Gc-r;,ald, 100 Holly. Box 4116. FaycneYlUe AR 12701 ville, OK 7.too) Duncan. Okla.-Mn. RXhud Dixon. 1102 Harville RC»d, Duncan. OK 13H3 Fon Smuh. Ark. Mn Dan Evans. 3916 Frnno. Fon Smith. AR 72903 Hnt SPrlF\g\. Ark Mn M R, Springt"r. 121 Tnnstl. Ri«he. Hoc Spnnl'S, AR 71901

Little RO(k , Ark ·Mn. Norman R Faun, 16 Normandy Road. Lulie Rode. AR'i':!207 Ark

Blrtht"VIik Ark Ms. Alice C. Williams, 1309 W Wa1nut. Wythe· vll,,=,AR 7l}U Osceola. Ark .Mn. JIX Ednngton, P O. Box 884. Os.:cola. AR 72)70

To:ukana. Ark.·To -Mrs. Eucene Kttncy. 10 NonbOOKe Circle. Texarhna, TX 71501

• Ada. OUa (PI Phi PCKket)-Mrs. Blue Ot)C"n. 1003 S. Towrucnd. Ada, OK 74820 Ardmore, Ok.!a -Mn Bob 321 K StIttt S. VI .• Ardmore. OK 7J-401

Okla - Mn.John Vaughan. 1031 Grandview Road. Battle

LOUISIA."'IA Alexandra (Sec AJcundna. La.)

Edmond. Okla - Mrs . L. F Nimlan, 1)01 Briarwood. Edmond, OK 7}0j4

Erud.Okll. -Mrs. [knnu bellO. lSOI xnca, Enid. OK 7J701 Midwnt Cny, Okla (Pi Phi Pockn)-MB. lUnd, Matl()(k. 2120 Glenhaven. F ,Midwot CnT, OK Okla.-MnJlm NC'C'ly, nos s. 40th, MwkuI«. OK 74401 Okla ·MR. Donald Murry, 1119 Magnol1a Court. Nonmn, OK 73069

Oklahum" Cur, OkLa -Mn. Roben L. SulliVJ.l1. 1424 ShC'rwood lane, Oklahoma City. OK 73116

Ponca Uty-Kay County. Okla.-Mrs. Josc:ph Kotarski. 2309 Meado,,brook. Ponca Cit)'. OK 74601

Stillwatcr. Olr:Ja. __ MI. Beth FentmO«:. 716 Wic.klo'lll'. SlilhrllCf. OK 74074

Tulsa. Okla. ·MA. Bill Noble. 2840 E 39th Strttt. Tuu. OK '410'S

PI PROVINCE NORTH

Bastrop (Stt Monroe. la.)

Benton (5« La.) BnlsjerCiry (Sec Belcher (Sec Shrcvcpon. La.)

[)(Ihi

Alexandria. La.) (Sec: Alo2ndria, La.) (5« la.)

(5« Monroe:, La.)

Ferrid"y Monroe. La.)

Grunwood La.)

Jonesboro (5« La (5« Aloandria.La.)

(Sec Monroc.l.a..) (5« Alexandna. la.)

Marluvilk Alexandna.la.)

Rou,e (Sec Monror, 1..11.) (Su Shrevepon. La.)

Montoc (Sec Monroe La.) (Sa- Alellandoa La.)

Oak Monror .l..II) (Sec: Aln:andria, La.)

Plain Dealing (Sec: Shrn'Cport. La.) (See Montoc. La.)

Ruston Monroe , La.) (5«

Simsboro Monroe .la.)

St J,*ph (See Monroe , La.)

T2.llulah (See Monroe: . La.)

Vidalia (Sec MontO(. La.) • Vivilrl La.)

Monroe Montoc. la.)

Winnsboro (Sec: Monror La.)

1nAS

(Su Tell.) (See Tn.)

AIMo (Sec Fan Wonh, Tn.)

Amarillo (Sec: Amanllo. Tex.)

Anson (See Abilene, Tex.)

Archer City (Set ""jerulA Falls. Tex.)

Arlinglon Mld-Ciues. Tn.)

AWn! (See Tyler. To.)

8aJrd (S« Abilent, Tex.)

Ikdford (5« MId-Ciues. To:.)

Ikdias (See Bru06Vallty. Tn.}

Borger (5« Amanllo. Tn Of Pampa, Tn.) (See Breckenndge, Tex.)

8ryan {S« Bra105V2.lley. To:.)

Calyen (Sec BnlO5 vaUey.

CaJmron (5« Brazos VaHey. Tex.) Canyon To.)

Canadi2.n (See Pampa. Tn.)

Clmndon (See Pampa. Ta.)

Coleman (5« To.)

SUlIon (S«: BralOi Valley, Tn.)

Coronado City (Xc Abilene, Tell.)

Dal1as (See Dallas. Tex)

Dalhan (See Amarillo, Tn.)

Denton Ormon. To.)

Dumas (Sec: Amal1Uo. Tell.)

[)(nison (Sec Sherman·Denison, Tex.)

EastJand (Sec: Abilrnc, EI«tra (Set- Wichi!a Falls. Tn.)

EulCS5 (Sc:e Mid·Citles , To.)

Ft. Wonh (SccFI Wonh, To.)

Fnnkhn (Sc-t BralOS V2.lley. Tex)

Fnona (Sec: Anwillo. Tex.)

GWand (Set: Dallas. Tex .)

Gram.m (5« Brrcktnndge Tn:.)

Club . and Chairmen

Alexandria. La -MrI.J Mart Lamprn. 4713 Westgardtn Blvd Alexandria. LA 71301

La.-Mrs. C. H TraVIS. 702 Hilton. Monroe , LA 71201

La -Mrs. DaVId M Oliver. 641 Omario. Shrevepon, LA 71106

Abilene . Mike Denny. 2027 S. 16th. Abilene, TX 79602

Amarillo. Tex Mrs. DaVid S Johnson. 1710 Polk Amarillo, TX 79102

Grand Prairie Mld.Ciues Tex.)

Grayson (See Sherman·DenISOn, Tn.)

Hamlin (Set- Abilene. Tex.)

Hearne (Sec BralOS Tex.) (5« WichIta Falls. Tex.)

Amarillo. Tex.)

Highland Park (Set' Dallas, Tex.)

Hurst (Set- Mid-Cities. Tex.)

Iowa Park (Set- WichIta. Falls, Tex.)

Jacbonyilk (Set' Tyler. Tex.)

Lufkin (S« Lufkin. Tex.)

Madtsonvilic (Sc-t Braz.OI VaJky. Tex.)

Mansfidd (Stt Mld-Ciues Tn.)

Manhall (SceManhaU, Tex.)

Miami (Sec Pampa. Tex.)

Nacogdocbc-s (Sec Lufkin, Tex.)

Navasota (Sec Brazos Vallc-y , Tex.)

Paksun(' (See Tyla, Tex.)

Pampa (See Pampa. To.)

Panhandle (Sce Amarillo Tn.)

PartS (Stt Pans , Tex.)

Plano (5« Richardson. Tex.)

Richardson (SeC' Richardson Tex.)

ROt3n (Sec Abilene, Tn.)

Sherman (Sec: To.)

Stanford (See Abilene. Ta.)

S..-cctwata (Sec Abilel'lC, Tex.)

Texmam (See Texarbna, Ark .To.)

Throckmonon (Stt Bm:kenndge To:.)

Tyler (Stt Tyler, Tn.)

Pm (Sec Dallal. Tex.)

Waco (5« Waco. Tex.)

WKruta F2.l1s (xe Wichita F2.lls. Tex.)

Lufkin. Tex.-Mrs. Cdrs(e D. McCarroll , 117 Oak, Lufktn. TX W)OI

Marshall. To.-Mrs. Scon BaJdwtn, P. 0 Box H9, Marsh.all TX Mld·Cities , To.-Mlss Nancy Cra..ia. HI Ridings Placr. Apt. 120, Adington, TX 76011

·Pampa. Tn.-Mrs. David A. McDaniel. 1109 Duncan. Pampa, TX 7906'

Pans. To (Pi Phi David L. Patty. 110' 34th S. E.• Pans. Bra:zos Valley, Alan Hanson. 2906 Oaks Circle, Bryan. TX 7)460

Rirhardson, Tel .- MI1. Frank Frey, 7131 Mossyim: Driye. OaHu. TX 7U40 TX 77801

To: (Pi PhI Pocket)-Mrs David L. Cla.rk. #3 Chaparral Trail. TX 76024

Dallas. Tex.-Mrs Roben Shaw. 902 Blue Lake Circle. Richardson TX 7)080

[)(mon. Tex .- Mrs Don F Holt. 2110

Oc:nton. TX 76201

Sherman.DenlSon, Ta.-Mrs. Charles L. Tempkton. 2817 WindJOf, Sherman, TX n090

Tyler. G. C. Clark, 2425 Chihon, Tyler. TX 7)701

Waco. Tex - MB ThomasG Chast'.Jr, 7212 Road. Waco , TX -'6'10

FOri Wonh. Tell.-Me) K('Ul Kioolf:. 2919 ood. fOil Wc.nh, TX 76109 'X'iihit-" F;.ili. Tex. Mrs. Jam" Thompson, 4414 Tobt:o. W!cbitl Falls. TX 76}08

LOU1SIANA

Amite (Sec Baton Rouge La.) (Sec Balon La.)

Baton Rouge (Sec: Baton Rouge , La.)

Breaull Bndge (Sec Lafayeuc, La.)

Covmgton (See Tammany Parish. La.)

Denham Spnngs (See Baton Rouge. La.)

De Ridder (xe Charles, La.)

Gonuld (Stt Baton Rouge. La.) (See La)

lake CharlN (See Lake La.)

Napolconydle (Set' New Orleans, La .)

New OrleanS (Sec: New Orleans. La.)

Roads (Sec Baton Rouge. La _)

Opdouw (SeeOpc:lousas. La.)

Pla.qurmme (Scc BalOfl La.)

Pon Sulphur (Scc La.)

Pon (Sec: Baton Rouge , la.)

SI. Francisvilk (Scc Balon Rouge. La.)

Zachat)· (Sec Baton Rouge. La.)

PI PROVINCE SOUTH 1nAS

Alamo (Set' HIdalgo Tn.)

AUSlln (Scc Ausun.

Balhngtt San Angelo. rex or Abilem:. Tel.)

Bastrop (Stt Austin. Tex.)

Beaumont (5« Beaumont, Tex.)

Boerne San Antonio. Tn .) (Set Cameron-WilJacy. Burnet Austin, Tex.)

Conroe (Scc ConrDC-Huntsville, Tex.)

Corpus Christi (Sec Corpus Christi. Tex.) (S« Vietona. Toc.)

Del Rio (Sec San Angelo, To.)

Donna (Sec HIdalgo County, To.)

Edinburg (5« HidalgoCoumy , Toc.)

Edna (Sec VictOria.. Tex.)

Eldorado (Set' San Angdo. To.)

Elgm (S« AUStin, Tn.)

B Paso (See EI Paso. Tn.)

Ft Stockton (Sec San Angelo. Tex.)

Galvrston (Sec Ga.lveston. Tex)

Gcorgt'town (Sec Aunin To:.)

Goliad Victona. Tex .) (Sec 8c-aumont. Tex.)

Hulingen (Sec: Houston (5« Houston. To)

Houlton " 77066. 77068. 77069. 77070. 77073, 77090 (Sec Crull. , Humble (Sec Creek, To.) (See Tex.)

La Cameron·Willary Tex.)

Lubbock (Sec Lubbock. Tex .)

L)ford (See Cameron-Willary. Tel.)

Magnolia (5« Cypress Crttk. Tell.)

MrAlIen (Sec: Hidalgo County. Tex) (Sec: Hidalgo County. Tex.)

Midland (SttMKlland, To:.)

MlS!lon (5« Hld2.lgo County. Tel')

Odessa (Stt Odew., Tex.)

Olmito (Stt WilJacy, (5«' lkaumonl. Ta.)

Pharr HldalJO Counry. Tex.)

Port Arthur (5« Be:aumonc. Port Inbd Pon Lavaca Tex.)

Camtton-Willacy.

Re(u,io Virum•• Tex J

Rio Hondo Tex.)

5111 Angtlo San Ancelo. Tn.)

San Antonio San Antonio, Tex.)

San Benito (See Camuon-WiIiICY, Ta.)

Sanjuan (See Hidalgo CoUnty , Ta)

San MartOl Auum Ta.)

Scbuuan(SeeCamtron.Willacy, Tn .)

Sonora San Anldo. Tn.)

Spring (5« Cypms Ta)

Taft Corpus Christi. Ta.)

Tomball (Stt Cypress, Cretk, Tn.)

Victoria Victoru, Ta.)

Club. and Chairmen

W(!;III.CO (xe Hidallo CoUnty. Tex.)

Y02Ikum (Set Victoria. Tex.)

Yslrtta (5« EI Paso, Telt.)

MEXlCO

Mawnoros (Ste Telt.)

Any pan of [be Rtpublice of Malto ($« MeuoClty. Maico)

Baton La Mrs Sam Brten, t}64 W Chima St Baton LA 70802 Cyprca Crttk, To -Mrs. Joe A Wananulter, 2007 Tucumcari, Houston. TX 11090

La -Mrs. Freddie Mush, 121 Kaun Dove. LA 70501

Charles. La -Mrs, Edky Hixson, Jr .• RT. 2. Box 149 EH. LA 70605

New La-Mn. Richard A. Whann, 10JO State New O rl eans. LA 701 18

OpdoUJaS. La. (Pi Phi E. A. 618 S. Coun St.. Opdouw. LA 70570

Tammany Puuh. Lt. (Pi Pru Pocket)-Mrs. William P. Gilbm, P 0, Bolt 659, Covi"lton. LA 70433

Awun, To.-Mrs. laureN Fish. 1406 Wathen. Austin. TX 7870J

Beaumont, Tex-Mrs. C, E. H ohhe Dab. Beaumont. TX :7707

To.-Mrs. H. M. Uhlhorn. RT. 1. Bolt 360. San Be:nito. TX 18586 Conroe·HuntsVille. Tex: Conrot-Mn. E. G, Mathis. 202 P,inceo(Waks. Conroe. TX 77301

Huntsville-Mrs. J« B. 220 Nonnal Park. TX 71340

Corpw ChrUu. Tex -Mrs J. F. Cram. 6329 St. Andrews, Corpus Christi. IX 78413

COLORADO

Arvada (5« Denver. Co lo.)

Aurora (5« Drnver. Colo.)

Boulder (5« Boulder. Colo.)

Broomfield Boulder, Colo.)

Rock (See Oenycr, Colo.)

Colorado Springs (Stt Colorado Sprinl5. Colo.)

Cripplr Crttk. (5« Colorado Springs. Colo.)

Denver (5« Colo.)

En,lewood (Sce [)envtr, Colo.)

Evn-green (S« DC1lVrr. Colo.)

Falcon (Sec: Colorado Springs, Colo.)

Fon Collins (Stt Fon Colliru. Colo.)

Fountain (S« Colo. Spnngs, Colo.)

Golden (See: [)c:nver, Coio.) IS« Boulder. Colo.)

Lakewood (5« Colo.)

Lttleton (5« Colo.)

Louisvilk: (Sec Boulder. Colo.)

EI Paso. Tex.-Mn. Bill 6028 Cabrillo. EI Paso, TX 79912

Crtlveston. Tex (Pi PhI PocketJ-Mn. John Eckel. 6500 Bayou Front Dr Galvenon, IX 77)51

HldllllO County. Ta.-Mrs. Glynn Morgan. 1220 Kerria. McAllen, TIC 78501

Houslon, Tex.-MI!. H Kirby Atwood. 5956 RIverview Way. Houslo n TIC 77057

Lubbock, Tex.-Mrs. Dan R Johnston, 5416 14th. Lubbock. TX 79416

Midland. Tex.-Mn. William H. Lei(cne. 1605 Seaboard. Midland. IX 79701

Odeua, Tex-Mrs. David Kemp, 4136 Springbrook, Odessa. IX

San Ao&rlo. Tex.-Mrs. Mike Barren. RT, 4, Box 124. San Angelo. TX 76901

San Antonio. Tra 3222 Howard SUeet, 1202 W San Antonio, TIC 78212

AglStant Chairman (ot San Antonio-Mw Barbara Mathews. 3210 Tophill, San Antonio. TI( 78209

Victoria. Tex._Mrs. John B. Hudson. 501 ROK"Nood. VictOOI. IX

MexiCO Ciry. D. F.-Mrs W P Jacobs. Ca1zada Lomas 105B, Lomas Virreyes. MexICO 10. D. F

RHO PROVINCE

LongmoRl (See Boulder. Colo.)

Manitou Sprtngs (Sec Colorado Spnn,gs, Colo.)

Matheson Colorado Springs. Colo.)

Morrison (See Colo.) Colo.)

(See: Denver. Colo.)

Pueblo (5«: Pueblo. Colo.-<ny and couRlY)

Security (S('(' Colorado Sprinp, Colo,)

Thornton (Stt Colo.)

U. S. Air Forre Acadt'my (See Colorado Sprinp. Colo.)

WesuninsU':r (Sec Denver. Colo.)

Whcatrid&e (See Colo.)

MONTANA

(5«: Bozrman. MonL)

Bdt Gmt Falb. Mom.)

Billings (See Billings. Mont.)

Bozeman (S«- Mont.)

Club. and Chairmen

Colo-Mr!. C, M. Hardy. 213 Vaquero. Boulder. CO 80303 Colorado Sprinls. Colo.-Mt5. l. Kdsey. 4423 Valli Vim,. Colorado Springs. CO 80915

Denver. Colo.-Mrs. John Smut. 2874 Pierson Way, Lakewood. CO 80215

-Fort Collw, Colo.-Mrs.Jack Herbamon. 1204 Lory St .• Fon Colliru. CO 80521

Colo.-Mrs. Eugene Wikox,lfI. 1744 MackelUle, Pueblo. CO 81001 BIllings. Mont-Mrs. 0 Glynn, 1831 Forest Pari: Or., Billings. MT 59102

ARIZONA Camelbeck. Am.)

Columbus (5« Billings. MonL) East Heirna (See Hdrna., Mont.)

Grt'lt Fall.! (See Great Falls, Mont.)

Hardin (See Billings, Mont.)

Hdena (See Hekna.. MonL)

Huntky (5« Billings. Mont.)

Laurel Billings. Mom.)

Manhanan Bozeman. Mont,)

Miles City (See Billings. Mont.) (5« Billings, Mom.)

Wimms (5« Great Falls, MOOT.)

WolfCreek (5«: Helena. Mom.)

WYOMING

Wyo.) Wyo.)

(Set Wyo.) (5« Casper. Wyo.)

Midwest (Stt Casper. Wyo.)

Bozeman. MonL-Mrs K. O. Johnson. 412 N. 17th. Bozeman. MT )Y7\ )

-GrUI Falb. Mont .- Mrs Jerry Shanahan, 613 Alice Dnve. Falb. MT 59401

'Hdena, Mont.-Mrs. Harold 1816 8t .• MT S9601 Casper. Wyo.-Mrs. W. M Barnhart, 1744 Lynwood Place. Ca.sptr. WY82601

Wyo.-Mr!. Ikan PfOSS('r. 1717 AIna.tKkr t\vmuc. WY 82001

-Lanmie. Wyo. -Mrs Gcorle Potekhen,jr. 2667 Krnnedy, i..uamln. WY 82070

SIGMA PROVINCE

Glendale (5«: ArIZ.) utchfidd Part Anz.)

Mesa (5« Camc:lbad. Ariz.)

ParadllC Valley (!>ee Camelback. Anz.)

Phomix, Ariz )

Phoenix Phoenix, Arit.)

Sro!lsdak (S« Gamdbadt, Am.)

Sun Cm' Phoenix. Ariz.) (XeCamdbad. AfIt)

Tucson (Xt Tutton. Anz.)

Yuma (Sec Camdback. Ant.)

NEW MEXICO (5« Albuqu<:rque. N.M.)

Anthony EI Paso, l.a5 Cruces wCrucd, NM.)

Malia (Set las CruCd. N M.)

Moda Park (S« Las Crucd. N M.)

RO)"Wcll (S« RO'>wdl. N. M.)

lITAH

Bountiful (5« Sah lakc City. Utah)

Bngh2m en), (Su Osden. Utah)

Oearfidd (S« Ogdt'n, Utah)

Club. and Chairmen

Ka)'$ViUe (Sec Salt Like City, Urah)

Ktatns (See Salt Lake Cny. Utah)

Layton (Sec Salt Lalce City. Utah)

Magna (Se:oe Salt City. Ulah)

Midvalc (Stt Salt WtCiI),. Utah)

Murray (S«: Salt Lalct City. Utah)

Ogd,n (5« Ogd"" Uw.)

Roy (SceOgden. Utah)

Salt Lake City (Sec Salt hle City, Utah)

Sandy (Stt Salt Lake Cit)'. Utah)

Camdba.c.k. Aril.-M5 Sheryl 4656 N 40th Srrttt. Pilotnix. Las Cruces, N M.-Ms. Bevcrly A. Bourguet, 700 California "., Us Cruc.H. NM 88001 AZ85018

Am MI'! OonaJd Upson, 6531 N 1st Placc. Phexna, AZ R(lISto'dl. N M -Mrs James W Stockton. 2603 G.ye Drive, Roswell. 85012 NM 88201

Tucson. Ariz.-Mrs.J Andrew MeCuM", 430 N Forgt'us. Tuaon. AZ 8)716

Uw-Ms. Jodtt Hexllein. 2674 Pierce Ogden. llf 84401

Albuqucrqut'. N. M Mrs. J P Morris. 11401 BaJdwin NE. Albu- Salt lake City, Utah-Mrs. John R Riltd', 3817 Ashland Drive. Salt Lake City. VT 84109 NM 1:17112

TAU PROVINCE

ALASKA

Anchol'2gt Awka)

AI.BERTA

CalsU)' (SttCalgary. Aw ,Can.)

Edmonton (S« Edmootofl, Atla • Can ) (S«Calgary. Ad•• Can)

BRITISH COWMBIA

Burnaby (S« Be un )

Coquulam (Set' Vancouvtt, B c.. Can)

IXcp (S« V:mcouvct. B.C ,Can.)

Hall('Y (Ste B.C.. Can.)

LInglty V1f]c(,lUvtr. 8 C., Can.)

New \'t'CSlminstcr (Sec B.C., C.n)

"Ionh V:Wc(JUver 8 C (S« Vancouver. BG.,Can )

Richmond (Stt Vancouver. B.C Can.)

urrey (5« Vancouver 8 C . CuI.)

Vanwuver (See Vancouver. B.C , un.)

West Vancouver (S« Vancouver. B.C.. Can.)

IDAHO

Boi (See Idaho)

Mn-idlan (Sec Boise. Idaho)

ASHI, fa'O ftnacones (S«: Everc-It Wash.)

Arhn,lOn Wash)

Auburn (5« Kent. Wash)

8a.anbndge IsJand Wuh.)

Iklbue (St-eBdkvue. Wash,)

IkllinJham (5«' Mr Baku. WISh)

Ikdttl (Sec Tacoma, Wuh.

Blaine (5« Mt. Bothell W'ash)

(See WenalCh«:. Wash.)

Bridgeport (Stt Wen2tchtt, Wuh.)

Burlington (5« Mt Baiu. ,",,'ash )

Cashmr-re (5« Wenatchtt Wuh)

Centralia (SttOlympl2, Wash.)

Chchalis (Sec Ol\mpla. Walh.)

Chdm (Sec Wuh.)

OwoJV) (SttSpoIc;ane-. Wuh.)

CowicM- (Sec Yalma, Wash.)

Da\'enpon SpokalK, DcerPuk East W'e-nillhC'e (Sec W'tna<.llce. Wash.)

Edmonds ($tt Sunle, Wash.) Yakima. Wash.)

Entiat (Set- WC'fIatchee. Wash.)

Ephrata (5« Wash.) (5« Everett. Fairrhild AFB (S«- Spohmo, Wash.)

Ferndale (Sec MI. 8aXe-t, Fort Lewis (SttTacoma. Wash.) Gig Hubar Tacoma. Wash.)

GtlIndvie-w (5« Yakima. Wash.)

Granger(Stt Y.klma, Harrin,ton (Stt Spok2ne. Wash )

Luaquah (Sec Belh.'vue:, Wash.)

Kent Ken!, Wash.)

Kirkland (S« Sdk-vue. Wash)

Lacy (Sec- Olvmpl2 W·I.,h) (See Ylzh.) hle-wood (Sc-r Tacoma. Wash)

Lhc:nyWe(SttSpc,bBe, (Stt Mt Baker \\ ouh ) lynwood (Stt Wtih.l Mabwn ( tt Yakima. Wash) tStt Evemt. \X.'uh.)

Island (St'c Bclln-ue. Wa.,h )

McChord AFB (Xt' Tacoma. WAh ) Monroe (Sr-e [ • If Wash)

Club. and Chairmen

Mt Butt, Wash.)

MI Vernon (Set' Everett, Wash.)

M<:nrtt (Sec Yalum •. Wuh.)

Naclles (SeC' Yakima Wash)

Oiympia (SttOhmplI. Wash.)

Orondo (S« Wenaochtt, Wl.$h)

Peha.sun (5« '£'nutcht:e, Wash.)

Pullnun (S« Pullman. Wuh.)

Purdy (Stt Tacoma. Wash.)

Puy"Jlup (S« Tacoma. Wash.)

QuinCY (SeeWenxh«. Wash.)

Rc-ardan (5« Spohnr. 'X uh )

Redmond (S«- IkllevlK. Wa,h ) Wash)

Rnzvllle(SttSpokanr,

RocHord (5«' Spokane. Wash.)

Roy (S{'('Tac(lma. Wa.,h.) (S« Seattle Wa.,h) W'olkv MI. Bolker, Selah (Sec: YakIma. Wash) (Stt Everen. Wash) Spokane- (Sec Wash.) Stanwood (5« Wash.)

Sumnc:r (See TflComa. Wash.)

Sunn)"udc (Sec Yakima, Wuh) Tacoma ('Se:e Tacoma. Wash.) (xe Ywma, Wash.) Wzh.)

Ol),!!,!pt!.. Vancouver (St'e Ponland. )

Vashon Island (S« Tacoma. Wash )

Wapata (S« Yakllna., Wllih.)

Waterville (Stt Weoan:htt. Wash.)

Wena.lchtt(SttWenatch«. Wuh) Wlrulow (Stt Seartlt'. Wash.) Yakima (5« Yakima, Wash) Ydm (SttOlymplI, Wash.) Lilah (See Yakima. Wash.)

An<.htll'2ge. Ala<ka Mrs Jatne$ Faiks. 6060 Yukon SRA 62·F. Anchor· age. Mf Baker. Wash {Pi Phi POI:ket)-Mn W W Vam:. 1431 Jura Drive. WA 98221

CalRUY. All. Can J E. 19 Cht'rovan Drive. SW, Calgary. Can. nv 'Edmonton. Aha. Can Mn. 0 H Field 8603 137 Street. Edmon· IOn Alrt Can 11R Vamouver. 8. C Can -MI1. R 2280 Quttru W6( Vancouver. B C Camlda V"V 2Y3

Idaho- -Mrs. Ronald A WCSt. -4217 Mountain View Om-c:. BoIJC. 1083704

Bdlcvuc:·wt1lde, Wash Mn Douglas Rogm;, 17829 NE 27th Redmond. WA

""'a.\h -MI'5 Robc-n Gorman. 801 Alpme, Everett WA 98203

56

Olympia, Wash -·Mrs. Mark Ellion, Ikath Dm-e, NW, Olympia. WA

Mr\. David Spomer. 6717-12th !\iE, Sea.nle, WA

Spokane. Mrs. Walter E. Fl'2nk. S. 4413 Magnolia. !\pokant, WA99203

Ta<oma. -Mrs. GtlIy, 2901 N 22 Sf. Tat.:oma. WA 98407

Sam Mills, 9 S. Fl'2nkhn. WA ?8801

Yakima. \'t:ash-Mrs. Gary Dayis. 11-4 Gilbm Dnve Yakima. WA 9 902

NEVADA

Boulder City (xt I..as Vtgas. Ntv.)

Canon CItV (S« Nu.)

Ely (Stt Reno.

Eureka (5« N" ·l Fallon NcY .) Reno. Nev .)

Hawthorne (S« Reno, N",.)

HendeOOf) (Set Las Vep , Nev.) (Stt Reno. N".)

las Vegas (S« Las Vep!. Nn' .) (Ste ReM. NC"¥.)

Reno (Set Reno, ('IOcv.)

Smuh V:alley (S« Reno. Nev.)

Sparks (Sec Reno. Nev.)

Virgmla Cny (See ReM. Nev.)

Winnemucca (S« Reno,

UPSILON PROVINCE

Ycnngton (See Reno. Nev .)

OREGON

Albany (Ste CoMlhs. Ore.)

&=:ave non (5« Portland. Ore .)

Blut Eugt"fle. Ore.)

CorvaJlts (SttCotvalhs. Ore)

CottageGrovC' (Stt EugC'nt Ore .)

CrcsM:1I (S« Eugene. Ore.)

Dallas (See Sakm. Ore.)

Dunthotpc (Ste Oswego-Dunthnrpe. Ore.)

Eugene (Stt EugeOC'. Ore.) (Stt Ore.)

GelV2.is {S«" Salem. Orc.J

Gresham (Set Portland. Harnsburg (5« EugellC'. Lodge (See Portland. Ore.)

Junuion City (5« Eugene, Ore.)

Club. and Chairmen

KJamath Falls (See KJamath Falls. Ore.)

Lake (See Lake Oswego-Ounthotpc.

Ltbanon CorvallIS.

Mapleton (S« EugthC'. Ore.)

Man-ola (Stt EuaenC'. OrC' .)

M.lwauktC' (See Portland. Ore.) ($tt EugellC'. Ore.)

Ottgon Cirr (S« POrtland. OR)

Phllomalh (See Cocvalils. Ore.)

Pleasant Hill (St-e EugC'llC'. Ore.)

Ponland (Sec: Ponland. Ore.)

SaJem (See Sa.lem, Ore.)

ilvC'non (St-C' S:ikm. Ore.)

Spn ngfield (See Eugene. Ore.)

StaYlOn (Se-e Salem. Crt.)

Triangk Lake (See: Eugene. Ore.)

Woodburn (SttSalC'm. Ore.)

las VeRas. Nev Mrs Jack SeMu, 2500 KarC'n #29). Las Vegas. NV Klamath Falls. OR 97601 Lake Ore-MI'! Richard RlOdC', 10666 SW Col· hna AvenuC'. PonJand. OR 97219 89121 Reno. "'",.-Mn Mike Dolan. 32n SeqUOia, Reno, NV 89102 Ore -Mrs 0 S Winh. 1)!l2 Corvallis. OR 973}O EugenC', Ore Wilham R BtlOt. 308 E 10th. EugC'flC'. OR 91405 Klamath Fall). OrC' (PI Phi PockC't)- Diann«: Spires, 2030 Fremont 5t

CAUFORNJA

Alameda (Stt Berkelty. Calif.)

Alamo (Stt Contra Costa. Cahf)

AIMny (5« Berkeky. Calif)

AnuOth (5« ConlD Costs. Calif)

Alherton (Stt Palo Aho, Calif)

Auburn (Seoc SaC::Dmento. Cahf)

Belmont San Mateo County, Cahf)

BelvederC' (xe Mann County, Cahf)

Berkeley (St-C' lkrkelC'y, Calif) (Sec Valley of the Moon. Calif.)

Burlingame (See San Mateo County, Calif.)

Campbell (5«: SanJosc. Cahf)

Carmel (See Monterev PtnlOsula, Cahf.)

Carmichael (SH- SacramC'nto. Calif.)

Casuo Valley (See Berkeley. Calif.)

untel'Yllle (5«" Berkeley. Calif)

ChiCO (Set ChiCO. CaM)

Citrus Hel,hu (5« SacramC'[Uo. Call.)

Clarksburg (See Sacnmento. CaM.)

Cla)IOfl (Stt Contra Cost2, Cahf)

Ckr«rdalc (Se-e Valley of' the Moon. CaM.) (SC'eCenu-al SanJoaquln Valley. Cahf.)

Colusa (See Yubl.SultC'r. CaJif.)

Con.::ord (S« Contra Cotta. uhf)

CullO: eScc c...... t). c.Jif)

Cotati (See VtIley of tM Moon. Cahf.)

Courtland (See S;I(r.lmC'nto. Calif) (Ste SanJOK'. Cahf.)

Danville (S«Conrra Costa. Cahf)

Daves (Set SM.Dmento. ulif.)

&nC'ryvlUe (5« Berkeky. uhf)

EI urnlo !krkelt')'. Calif)

E1 Dorado (See Sacramento. Calif)

EI Ma<elO (S« Sacramento, Calif) eXt: u.hf.)

EKalon (St-e Stockton. ulif)

Faufu: (5« MUIn County, uhf.)

FJJr 0aJu (5« SatramentO. Cahf.)

Fobom (Sec Sacramento. Cahf)

Focesll'ille (Sc-c Vallty ol the Moon, Cahf) VaUey. Calif)

Fremont (See Berteky. Cau.f.) unu-aISanJoaquin VallC")'. Cahf.}

GeyC'fWille (See of the Moon. Cahf.)

Glen EIIC'n (See Valky of the Moon. Cahf .}

Gr.t1l Val-lty (So« Sacramento), CaM)

Ponland, OrC' -Mary Ehzabelh QUIgley. }1 r..'E Buffalo SuCC't. Port· land. OR 97211

PHI PROVINCE NORTH

GreenbDe (See Malin County. Cahf)

Guemvtlle CS« Valleyof' the Moon. Calif)

Half Moon Bay (See San MatC'O Counry. Calif)

Hamilton Cit, (Set ChICO. Calif)

Hanford (See Central San Joaqum Valky, Calif)

Hayward (See BerleeiC'y. CalJf)

Healdsburg (See Valley of the Moon. Cahf)

Hillsborough (S«: San MatC'O CoUnty, Calif.)

Irvmgton (Sec Berkely. Cahf)

Kensington (See BerkelC'y. Calif.)

Kentfield (See Marin County. CaLf)

Kenwood (SeC' Valley ofthC' Moon Cahf)

lahyettc (Set ContD Com. Calif.)

Larkspur (Stt Marin County. Calif.)

LivC' Oak (See YUM·SUttC-r. Calif)

uvermorC' (5« Contra Cosca, Calif)

LodJ (See Srockton. Calif)

l.os Altos (5« Palo Aha. ulif)

l.os AJtOS Hills Palo Alta, Calif.)

Los GatOS (5« SanJ<*, Cahf)

Manteca (5« StCKkton. Cahf)

Mathe-r AFB (Stt Sacramento. Cahf)

Marin County (StC' Mann County. Calif.)

Mantnez (See Contra Costa. Calif.)

M " i.!1e (See- Yuba Sutter. uh!.)

McCldlan AFB (See Sacf2ITI('nto, Cahf.)

Menlo Parle (See P2Jo Alto, Cahf)

Millme (Set- San Mateo County. Calif.)

Mill VaUey (See Mann County, Calif)

MissIon SanJose (See Berkdey, Cahf)

Monterey (Stt PC'ninsuJa. Calif)

MoorC' Sereno (S« SanJOK. Calif.)

Moraga (Set- Contr:a ColD. Calif.)

Nevada City (See Skr.lmt:ntO. Calif.)

Newm (Set- BerkC'ky, Cahf)

Nil" (See Berkeley. ullf)

!'\onh Highlands is<< S;Ktamento. CalIf)

Novato (S« Mann County. CaJtf.)

Oakland (S«-lkrIteJC")'. Calif)

Orange-vale (See Sauamemo, Calif)

Onnd. (5« CDn Corn, Calif)

PacIfic (5« Peninsula, Caltf.)

PaJo AlIors« Palo Allo. Calif.)

PaMdC' (See Cha:-o. Calif.)

Pebble Bnch (See MonrerC'? Penmsula. Calt£.) (See Valky of the Moon. Calif) 57

Pasn.delO (Stt SU! Matco County. Calif)

PC'taluma (See Valley of thC' Moon. Calif)

Piedmont (See BerkelC")'. Calif.)

Pleasam HIli (See Conm Costa. Calif.)

Ponala Valky(SC'e Palo Aho. Calif.)

Rancho Cordova (Stt Sacr.unemo. Calif,)

Richmond (See Berkeley. Calif)

Ronne" Park (See Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

R0S5 (See Marin County, Calif.)

SauamC'nto (5« Sacramento. Calif)

San Anselmo (5« Marin County, Calif)

San Bruno (5« San Mateo Coumy, Calif)

San Carlos (5« San MateoCounty. Calif)

San Francisco (5« San Fr:ancisco. Calif.)

Sanger (SeC' Central San Joaqum Valley, Calif)

SanJ'* (SttJosc. Calif.)

San Leandro (.5« Ikrkeley. Calif.)

SU! LorenlO (SeoC' Btrkeiey. Calif)

San Mateo (SC'c San Mateo CoUnty. Calif)

San Rafael (.5« M10n County. Calif)

San Ramon (SeC' Conm emta. Calif.)

Santa Clara (SttSanJose. Calif)

Sanu Rosa (Stt VaUeyof' the Moon. Cabf,)

5antoga {SttSanJose. Cahf.} I Jt»'1nin VaJky. Calif)

SausaJitO (See Marin Coun£Y. Calif)

Seba.napol (See Val ky of (he Moon. Calif)

St-Ima (Stt Fmno. Calif.)

Sonoma (Sec of'the Moon. Calif.)

South San (See San MalrG County. Calif)

Sranford (See Palo Alto. Calif)

Stodnon (See Stockton. Cahf.)

(See SanJOK, Calif)

Terr:a Ltnda (Set MllIin Coumy. CaM.)

Tiburon (Set-Marin Counry. Calif.)

Trlcy (SttStockton. Cahf)

UmonCity' (See Berkeley. Calif)

Walnut Crtd: (S«- Contra CoRa, Calif)

Walnu(Gl'OYe (5ttSacramento. Calif.)

"{arm Springs (See Berkeley, Calif)

Woodland (Stt SacruneO{o. Cahf)

WoodsHK (Sec PaJoAlto. Calif.)

Yuba wry (Stt Yuba·Suuer. Caltf.) HAWAII

Honolulu (See HoooIulu. Haww)

Salem. Ore Mn DC'IIn Zogr:af25. In St. NE. Salem, OR 97301

Club.

and Chairmen

Berkeley·East Bay, CA-Mrs Charln R Wnvcr, 11k Uplands, Bttkdcy. CA 94 70)

Untral San Joaquin Valley CA-Mn. J. R Wahoo 614 N Bethel, Sanger. CIt. 936)7

Chico, CIt. (Pi Phi Pocktt) Mrs Valerie Curran, 1794 Vall ombrosa Ave'., Chico. CA 95926

CoRm Costa, CA-Mrs RoguJames 63 Ivy Dr.• Orinda, CA 94)63

Marin County. CA-Mrs Francis T fOiatty. 70 Cone Loyola. Grttn· Ime, CIt. 94904

Montcl'q' Ptninsula CA-Mrs BarbaraJolwon P .O. 801 56), CanMI. 0\93921

Palo Alto , CA-Mrs Tor Lund H4 Outlook Dr.• Los Altos. CIt. 94022

Sacramcnto. CA- Mrs Richard Maly 1363 44th St•• Sacramento CA 958 19

San Fraoruco CA-MB. Rolxrt F Gobar, 190 Bc:acon St. San

CAUFORNIA

A(lon (Sec AntcloJX Valley. CaJif.)

A,OUn. (5« San Fernando V.Ucy. CaJif.) (S« San Dtrgo. Calif)

Alradcn. (Sec: Pasadena , Calif.)

Anwtm (S« North Orange County. Cabf.)

Arcadia (Set Pasadena, Calif.)

Balboa South Coast. Calif )

Balboa bland South Coast, Cahf.)

Beverly Hills (Sec Los Ang el", uhf)

Bi, Bear (Set San &mardino CalIf.)

Bonita (S« San Diego Calif.)

Borrego SponJS (Set: San Diego Cahf)

Br« (Set: Nonh Orange County. Calif.)

Burbank (Set: G lendale. Calif.)

Calabasa (Set: San Fernando Valley Calif.)

Camarillo (See Vcmuf2. Cahf )

Unogo Park (5« San Fc.mando Ulif.)

Captstrano (Sec: South Coast. Calif.)

Ca:rlsbad (Sre LaJolla Calif.)

Carpcmma (Set: Santa Barbara Cahf )

Chatsworth (5« San fr1ncisoo Valky Calif.)

ChrvjOt Hills (See Los Angeks or Sama Monica-Wcstslde. Calif)

Chula Vista (Sec: San Diego Calif.)

Colton (Set: San Bernardino . CaLf.)

Coronado ($« Sao Dqo. Calif )

Corona {See Rjversldc. Calif.}

Co rona del Mar (Sec South Coast. Calif.)

Costa Mesa (Sec South Coas t Cahf.)

Culver C ity (Sec Santa Monica WestSide , o r Los-A ngc: kj. Calif.)

Dana Point (Set: Central Orange County. Calif.)

Dd Mar (Set: LaJolla Calif )

Ikl Rosa (Sec San Bernardino Calif.) (Sec San Diego Calif)

Downey (Stt Whnuer Calif)

Ouam Pasadena. Calif.)

Edwards (Set: Antelope Valley Calif.)

E1 Cajon (Set: San DICIO Calif)

EI Segundo (5« So,,,h Ib, .ulif.)

EI Toro (Set: Central Orange County. Calif)

Enemo (Sec. San Fernando Calif,)

Exoodido (5« Calif.)

F'(lb<ook (5« !.oJolI•• Calif )

FillmOre" (Set: Ventura CoUnty, Calif.)

Flintridge (Sec. La Canada Valley Calif)

Fountain Valley (Sec Ccou-U Onnge County. Calif.)

Fullenon (Stt Nonh Or.angc County. Calif.)

Garden Grove (Sec Central ODngc CounlY , Calif.)

Gardena (Sec South Bay Calif )

Glendale (Sec G lendale , Ca lif.)

Goleta (Set: Sama Barbara Calif)

Gorman (Sc-c Antdope Valley , Calif.)

Francisco. CA 94111

APO :and FPO San Francisco addr(S$('$ 00 NOT SEND to San Francisco Rwh Infonnauon Chairman

SanJosc, CA-Mrs Roben O. Warr 1210) Suaglan Dr., SaratogJ. CA 9)070

San M:ateo. CA-Mrs Bard K Dowse 142 7 P:arfOt Drive San Mateo CA 94402

Stockton. CA-Mrs. H M Shea., 1601 W unco ln Rd .• Stockton. CA 9)207

Va lley of the Moon CA-MIS. J05Cph S _ McCklland 39)0 Montecito Ave Santa Rosa , CA 9)404

YUbl'SUUCl , CA-Mrs. Shmvin R Murry PO Box 166 Yuba City. CA 9 )991

Honolulu HI - Mrs Jeff' Rhrbcck 9-;2)

Town. HI 96789

PHI PROVINCE SOUTH

Granada HLib (Stt San Fern:ando Valley. Calif.)

Green Valley (Sec San Bemudmo Calif.)

HaClend:a Hci,hu (Set WhIlUCf Calif.)

HawaJ ian Gardens (Sec Long Beach. Calif.)

H:awthorne (S«South Gay. Calif.)

Hermosa Beach (Stc South &, .C:alif)

Hlghlaod (See San Bernardino Calif.)

Hollywood (Sec Los Angeles , ulif.)

Huntington Beach (See South Coast. C:alif.)

Inglewood (Sec Los Angeles. Calif.)

Irvine (See Central Orange Counry. Calif)

l:a Canada (Sec La Ca.nada Valley. CaJjf)

La Crc:scen ta (Sec Glendaie- Calif.)

Laguna Beach (Sec South Coast. uhf.)

Laguna HjJls (Scc South CO.$(, Calif)

Laguna Niguel Ccmr:al Or:ange CoUnty or South Coasl. Calif)

La Habn. (Set Whittier. Calif.)

l:aJolia (Sec LaJoIl:a. Calif.)

L:aJce Arrowhead (Sec San Bcrnudmo. Cahf.)

Lakeside (SttSan Diego. Cahf)

lakewood (Sec: 1.oog Bcac;h , u1if.)

La Mesa (Set $:an Diego , Calif.)

La Mlr:ad:a (Sec Whinier Calif)

Lanaster (Sec Antelope V:allcy Ca lif )

Lemon Grove (5« San Diego. Calif.)

LomlCa (Set South Ba y. Calif.)

Long Bea.c:h (5« Long Bt-ach, Ol"(.)

Los Angeles (Sec Los Angeles or S:am:a Monira-WcslSide. Calif.)

Los Alamitu (Sec Long Beach Calif)

Malibu (Sec $:ant:!. Monit:!. Westside: , Glif.)

Manhattan 8c:ach (Sec South Bay uhf.)

Mar Vtsta (Sec Santa Monlca.Westside Cahf.)

Melncrs Oaks (Sec Ventura County. Calif.)

Mission Hills (Sec San Fernando Valley. Calif.)

Mission ViejO (Sec Central Orange County. ulif.)

MOjave (Sec Antelope Valley , C:alif)

MonrOY la (Sec Pu:adcna , Cahf)

Montrose (SccGkndale. Calif.)

Moorpan: (Set VtntUD. Calif)

N:ation:al City (Sec San Diego Calif.)

N"-,bury Part (Sec Vemura County. Calif.)

Ncwpon Beach (Stt South Coast . Calif.)

North Hollywood (Sec: San Fernando Valley. Ca lif.)

North ridge (Sec San Fcrn:ando Valley. Calif.)

Nuevo (Set R,,·crude. Calif.)

0aIt (Stc Ventura County , Calif.)

Oceanside (Set uJolla. Calif.)

Ojal (Stt Ventura CaIn.)

Orange (Sec Central Orange Counry. Cahf.)

Oxn:ard (Sec Vcntur:a CoUnty, ulif)

PacifK Palisades {Sec Santa Monica-Westside Calif.)

Pacoim:a (Sec San Fernando V:aIlC')' Calif.)

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Circle.

Palmd:aJc (S«: Amclopc Valley Cahf)

Panorama City (Sec San Fernando Valley , uhf.)

Palos Verdcs Estate'S (Sa: South Bay Calif.)

Paradise Valley (Sec Camelbad:. Am.) (Sec Pasadc.na. Calif.)

Pill(' V:alJey {Sec S:an o.cgo , Calif.)

Placenua (Sec Nonh Orange County Calif.)

Playa Dd Ray (Set South Bay. Calif)

Pon Hueneme (5« Ventut:a CoUnty. Calif)

PonuguCSC' Bend (Sec South Bay Calif)

QuartZ Hill Antdopc Valley. Calif)

R2ncho Palos Verdes (Sec South Bay Cahf.)

R2nchoSanra Fe (Set LaJolla. uhf)

Redlaod$ (See Redlands uhf.)

Red ondo lkach (Sec South Bay. ulif.)

Reseda (See San Fernando Valley , Calif)

RI:a11O (Set: S:an Bernardino, Calif.)

RJvmide (Sec Riverside. uhf.)

Rolling Hdls (Sec South Bay ulif.)

Ros:amond (Sec Antelope Va.lley. Calif)

Rossmoor (Sec Long Be:ach. Calif.)

San Ikrnardino (See San Ekrnardino Calif)

San Clemente (See CcntDI ODnge County. Calif.)

San Diego (Sec S:an Diego , Calif)

San Fernando (See San Fernando Valley. Calif.)

San G:abricl (Sec P;wdena Cahf.)

San Juan Capistrano (5« Central ODnge CoUnty, Calif)

S:an M:anno (Sec Pasadena Calif.)

San Proro (See Sooth Ba y. Ca lif)

Santa An:a (Set Central Or:ange CoUnty. Cahf.)

Santa Barbara (See Sama Barbara Cahf.)

Santa MonKa (Sec: $anra Monica-WestSide Calif.)

Santa Paula (Sec Ventura CoUnty. Calif)

Sama Susana (Sec VentuD CoUnt)'. Ca lif )

Santee (Sce S:an Diego , Cahf.)

SauCO)' (Sec Ventura Coumy. uhf)

Sca.1 Beach (Sec: Long Beach. Calif.)

Sepuh·eda. (Sec S:an Fern:ando Calif)

Sherman O:ab (Sec San Fem:ando Valley Calif)

Sign:al Hill (Sec Long Beach. Calif)

Simi (See Ventura County. Cahf)

Spring V:alley (Sec San Diego c:all)

Sobna Beach (Sec. l:aJoll.:a Calif)

South Laguna lkach (Scc South Coast. Calif)

50mh Pasadena (Sec Pasadcn:a Calif)

StudiO City (Stt S:an Fernando V:alle)·. Calif.}

SUn5C:1 EkKh (Set Long Beach. Calif)

Surf)ide (5« Long Beach. Cahf.) (5« San Fernando Valley, C.lif)

Tarzana (Stt San Fernando Valley. C:ali f .)

Temple Cil} (Sec Pasadena Cahf)

Kahtkinui

Mihl:ani

Thousand Oaks (Ste VtnlUl'J County. Calif.)

Toluc.lakt ($ct San F('fnando Vallt}'. Cahf.)

Torttoct (Stt South Bay. Calif.)

Twun (SttCtmral OranitCounty. Calif)

Van Nuys (5« S.n Fttnando VaJky. Calif.)

Venice (5« s.nl. MonKa- Wtmldt. Cahf) V('flIUt1. (5« Ventura CounIY. Cahf.)

VKtorvil1e (S« S.n Bernardino. Calif.)

Villa Park (SttumraJ Dranee County. Calif.)

Vista (5« LaJolia. Cahf)

Whlltltr (5« Whim" Arts. Calif.)

Winnetka (Stt San Fernando V.III:y. Cahf)

Vim LeJana (5« La Canada V.IIey Calif) W('51 Los Aneek! (5« Sanl. Cahf.) side. Calif.)

Wemau Vd. (Sft: VmNn Count)'. Calii.) Walmmstcr(S« Lone BI:Kh. Cahf.)

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Holly William • • Ohio Eta , hold. the letter announcing .h.

hal b.. n award.d the A 8101r Knapp Award a. Oenlton Unl r.lty. whll. Dr Trevor Gamble left Dean of Student., and Dr Andrew St.rrett Dean of the Colleg. , look on Th. award I, given for academ ic competence and Int.r••t In pursuing a co,..., In liberal art • .cIuea.1on and / or coll.,_ administration

A Feather In Women's Lib Headdress

by HARRIET HAYCOCK BROWN, Champaign- Urbana A . C.

' Twas h o mec o ming at the Universit y of Illin o is in O ctober . 19 43 . and the " Fighting lIIini" were busy on another front-World War 11 . Coach Ray Eliot still tells of leading hi s football team on the field by hand due to their youth. inexperience, and fright. The band director had finally managed to locate enough musicians to field a mu sical group and the crowd of around 5 ,000 was dwarfed in a facility seating 68 , 000 .

Another problem was finding a Chief IlIiniwek to perform the traditional Indian dance at half time The position had always been filled by male students who had attained the rank of Eagle Scout and had learned Indian dances.

Idelle Stith , Illinois Zeta senior from Fairfax , Okla , stepped into the moccasins, donned the headdress and 40.pound cosrume made by Western Indians , and danced her way the length of the football field prior to smoking th( peace pipe in the customary ceremony . Idelle had spent most of her life on the Osage reservation, was an authentic Indian princess of one thirty.second native blood with the name of Munk . a-Hop , meaning " eldest chi ld . "

In the years foJlowing her stint as Princess (she was not allowed the title of C hief) III· iniwek-some sru dents referred to her as III· iniwench-auempts ",ere made to erase her name from the Chiefs war bonnet , and thus fo rget that a woman had performed the sacred rite .

However, in the fall of 19 76 a fiftieth of the chief s dance was celebrated at the Universiry Qf Illinois and all past chiefs were invited to attend and perform Id ellenow Mrs. Richard Btooks of Montgomery , Ala ., and a hostess for a television talk show q)(itled "Guest Room "- rerurned for the festivities and was assured by the other returning chiefs that her name had been teturned to the headdrtss and the title of " C hi ef' was now hers .

In an interview at that time she stated that "Even though I was the IIIiniwek long before women ' s lib , I wanted to do well then so they wouldn't say a woman cou ldn 't do it." She did it a nd long may her feathers wave Hail to the Chief!

Above . Id.lI. Stith Brooks . al .h. r.turnltd for the fiftieth annlvenary of the c:hlef'. danc • B.row . Id.lI. a •• h. appeared In 1943 , In h.r full Prlnc IIlInlwek r.galla . (Illinois Alumni News and Courl.r photos)

Kathy J. smonth . Alabama t.ta , I. the flnt woman to rec. I... . a four yea r Air Fo re. ROTC sc: holanh lp to th . Un l rsl ty of Alaba mo Sh I. al s o on of tw.nty ·fI fr. s hm n to r.c.I t h A lumn i (fou r year ) Scholar· s hip . ba s.d on ocad . mlc o chl. ... . m.n t. which s h. ,..c. I.... s abo .....

Alumnae Club Praised

by EUEN SHOWEN. Virginia EpIIlon

Tho Charlotte.villo (Va.) Alumnae Club has done such an enormous ameum of work toward the establishment of Virginia Epsilon that thoy deserve unending prais< . Virginia Epsilon. installod only [wo years ago. already has a houso .• n almost impossibk foat in Charlottesville. It is located near tho campus on the university bus line. and is more thall wo could havo imagined Our alums mado it possible for us to buy our house and have worked unceasingly to make repairs and moet the long list of regulations .

Last summer when we came lO Charlottes· ville on work - weekends the alums were right beside us paiming and plastering after having worked during the wcok . When tho basomem leaked and a drivoway and sprinkkr sysrem had to be installod (among othor they were the ones who saw that work was compkred

Aftor devoting so much of their time to our houso our alumnae still found timo to mako ccafrs for fund raisors and havo a brunch for tho pledges . ometimes . as a chapter , we fail to recognize tho time spent and tho ondlcss devotion to us . So we would liko to thank our alumnao and tell them how very much we approciate all they have done

Chairs Chamber As First Woman Prexy

by EUZABETH OLSON HIu, Oregon Gamma

Valoria Hamilton Curran. Illinois Alpha. made history this yoar when sho was insta llod as tho fIrst woman ptesidoDt of tho Groator Chico (Calif.) Chamber of Com morco.

Valeria joined tho Chamber in 1972. tho same year she and a partne r ope ned an interior dosign shop. In 1973 Va l was n. m od to tho

Chamber board of diroctors. and wo rk od with the nowslettor. She has served as vice president for organizational dovelopment and vice presidem of economic deveiopmenl.

Jim Lynch. executivo vico president of the Chamber. says of her, "She is a person of uemendous energy who is very imaginative. Sho is extremely onthusiastic and a good loador.

As an active member of tho Soroptimist Club of Chico. Val workod on tho formation of the Combined Health Agoncies Drivo. Sho also helped organizo Arcivo A live, tho forerunner of the presont lifo support systom. Tho vivacious rodhoad. motho< of two young sons, is an activo momber of the Chico Pi Phi Pockor club .

In tho spring of 1976 . Val sold hor half of tho interior design shop and now works as manager of tho Almond Orchard Shopping Center.

Pi Beta Phi Initiates

These young women have been initi:lted recently into Pi Beta Phi (hapten.

Alabama Alpha , Blrmln,ham Southern Co lle,e -

MeI:lOJ e Bel ew. Debbie C:l mer on, SUS:ln C:l rne s, Kelly

Gordon, Mc:lissa Haenisc h Johnnie K:lzy. N:lncy Pugh , C:lt h y Smallwood, Chen Wheat.

Alabama Beta University of Alab:lm:l - October 3

1976: Betsy Torsch , Louisvi lle. Ky .; Li sa G:ldel, Kim Cor retti , Birmingham ; Sherry Dolph Ft. Laudel dale , FI:l

Febru :lry 12 , 1977: KathyJesmomh , Gulf Breeze. Pia , Am y McGee , Connie Bras her , Sid Quarles. Lisa LonRsho re , Sheila Trimm , Bir mingham ; M:lry B:llem , Peggy

Se ppc r Ft Lau derdale Fla J en n ife r J o hn ston. Kri stie

John ston, Julie Hunter , P:luline Mos teller , Mo ll y C rown .

K:lren Le:l , Karen D elc h:lmps , Mo bile ; JanetJones , Huntsville ; Beth Prueh s, Louisville Ky .; Anne McN elly , P:llis:ldes Puk , Ca li f. ; D o ri s Papp as, Eufaul:l ; Jody Gup. till Hinsdale , Ill .; Kerri King , Scottsboro; Julie Wei!, Montgomery ;, Muy Mc C ully. Owensboro. Ky .; Meredit h Koehler. St Petersburg , FI:a .: Ali c i:l McD:lniel, AleX:lnder City; Je:lnne Nov:lk . Hinsdale. Il l.

Albena Alpha , University of Albert:l - November ). 1976: Les lie Allen Lynn Fox, Edmonto n , Alb ena.

J:lnuary 21, 1977' Brth Cummings, Glend:l Cam pbell , Allison Duffy. Ca lg:lry ; BettyJt:rke N:lncy Le di n. Edmon. IOn : K:lren Kirker D o nn a Wood , C.a lg:lry , AlbeC[:l

Aril.on:l Alpha , University of Aril.on:l - Spring. 1977: C:lry n Frisc h , Ind i:l n a polis Ind .; Susan R2ppin , S kokie III .; Adrianne K:lylna , She ll ey Gabe l . Mary H o lman , ScottSdale; Carla J on es, Overland Park . K:ln .; Perri Sundt, Amy Kuller , Ellen Jacobs , Heather Stilb , Tucson Laura Mo orin , Louisville , Ky .; Shelbi StocklOn Ro swell, N M.; Cari Colrr . Cincinnati, Ohio ; Anne Claghorn , Neenah. Wis .; Mariette Blair , Carrie Smith , Arcadia Calif. ; Caro l Hall Santa B:lrb ara , Ca lif. ; Batb Mendenhall , La Canada. Ca lif. ; Cyodi Edmunds , GrandJunction , Co lo .

Arilona Beta , AriZona State University - May 5 19 77: Amy Bishop , Casa Grande ; Jennifer Blac k Springfield, O hi o; Dan:l Bowen , Denv c r , Co lo .; EI:l ine Brner, Okl:lhom:l City. Okla .; Kuhy Carter, J:lyne C luk , Caro l Lynn Moberly , Cuol White, Phoenix ; M:lry Jo Cooroy. Edin:l Minn .; Karl:a McKinney, LaF:lyette , Ind .; Cuhy Marcus, Beachwood , Ohio ; Ci ndy Minon ; Paradise Valley ; Teri Mischler , Fresno, Calif.; Linda Moore , Englewood. Colo. ; Colleen Pilloid , Rancho Palos Verdes , Calif. ; Lisa Wa cknov , Pr:lirie Vill:lge. Kan .: Chery l Young , De s Moine s, Iow:l ; Julie Zolot Milw:lukee Wi s.; Lee Ann Geiste r, Elgin, III

Arkansas Beta , University of Arkansas at Little RockJuly 11 , 1976 : Cindy Ctt:ech, DeVonne Algee , North Little Rock ; Donna Haynie , EI Dorado ; Linda RllSCh. Liltle Rock

February 11 , 1977 : Martha Byrd , EI Dorado ; K:lren

Furn:ltter , J:lne Gteene, Martha Logue Lisa Pride , P:lm Welling. Pam Wood Little Rock ; Amy H:lrsh Magnoli:l ; Leis:l H:lynes , North Little Rock; Patri e i:l Redden , Benton ; Peggy Theis , Pine Bluff

California Gamma, University of Southern CaliforniaFebruary 26 1977: Kris t en Beling Woodland Hills ; Kandi s Beshore. Julie Tedesco. Newport Beac h ; Pam Bl asiar. Patti Hillier . Nancy Meyer. Pasadena ; Emily Campbell. Co rona Del Mar: Dana Carli. D ia ne: Gulielmin o. Jerrilynn Johnstone. Tracey Sturman. ELizabeth Tlly . Glendale; Robin Coffey. Rancho Pal os Verdes ; Mary Ann D e nzl e r. Riv ersid t:; Debbie Duthie . Downe y; Nancy Fo r gateh. Karen Heath. Kathryn Simom. San Ma rino ; Susan Go rd o n Whitlier ; Laurie H an ce. Stacy Nichols Lisa Ullmann , Los Angeles ; Helen Hart . Encino ; H o bbs. Carmel Valle y; Jaoet Jenson Santa A Da, Pam Morejon, San P('dro ; Loui se Nagata. Monterey Park ; Stepham e Nora . Winnetka . Ill. ; Bets y Ro b('rtson. Sierra Madr(' ; Susa n Luca s, Rolling Hill s Euates; Heidi Sau('r Sacramt:nto; Vicki Sor('nst: n Capist rano Bt:ach ; Susan St o hz e, Sa nta Barbara ; Liz Storm. Rolling Hill s; Julie WebSte r , Pal os Verdes Estat('s.

California Delta , University of California at Los AnJdes - January 19 , 1977: Lynn Amundson , Newport Beach ; Rille Brand , Sea l Beac h ; Ann Carlson. Athenon ; Sue Cuyler , Balboa Island ; Annette Eteh('verry Hillsborough; Shari Feinstein Long B(' a<. h ; Edi(' Fdice Wendy Weber Orinda ; Meli ssa Garrity , Hac ienda Heights ; Lo rilk Goodall. Laguna Beach ; Patty Gould. Maggie Smrekar, San J ose; Linda Gruchy Agoura ; Leslie J o hnson Monga ; Puu Marshall , C athy Werner Los Angeles; Ann M<.Menomy San Diego ; Linda Mohr , Kathi Smith , Arcadia ; Mi c helle Moy . Jan e Wittenburg , Danville; Kim Oden, Irvine Jean Peterson , L:l Canada, Jennifer Raff:lrty , Porter ville ; K:ltie Ro sw n Leslie Vogel , Saratoga; Mel ody Willi:lms . Costa Mesa; Linda Zohman , Fullerton; Mary K:ly W:lhon , S:lnger

C:llifomi:l Zet:l , U.C. :It S:lnta B:lro:ln - Onober 9, 19 76 : Lorie). Boyer , Sam:l Ana ; Robin Merten s, Theresa Yanni , Mill V:llley ; M:lureen So uthwi c k , Alamo ; Tr:lcey A Pharo, San M:lteo ; Janet S SW:lgeny. Miss ion Viejo Janua ry 16. 1977' Ann S('rrien Shari S3n1 , Los Angelt:s ; Kim Boehm , Or:lnge ; Libby Borgen , Sac rarnt:nto ; Tracy C:lmeron, Ah:lden:l ; N:lncy Child. Menl o P:ark ; Cathy C rinklaw. San Jose ; Ann Dauben , Berkeley; Lis:l Dunivin. Mission Viejo , K:are n Eiswald , Thou sand Oaks; Jamie Engel. Tu cso n . Ariz. : Cynthi:l Everes t . Kentfield ; Debbie Floyd , C ha tSwo rth ; Kath y Gibbon s. La C:l n:ld:l ; Connie Grigsby , Jenn y A Matuli ch, Riverside ; Elizabeth J H o well , Encinitas; Linda Kan:lgy. S:llinu ; JO:ln R Murphy , S:ln G:lb rie:l; Ruthanne Rich:lrdson , Juii:ln ; Molly V Roether , La Mesa; C:lra B Salt:, R('d Bluff; Les1ey K Smith, Enc i no.

C:llifomi:l Eta U C :It Irvine - February 7, 1976 : Yvonne Anderson , Woodl:lnd Hills; Becky B:llentine , Meg Watson COSt:l Mt:s:l; Jenny Bilek , P:ll05 Vt:rdes ; Marcy Byron , Moorehe:ld Minn .; Caro l Fi.sder , ArC:ldia ; Janice Goldberg, L:lguna N iguc:l; J:lmee Harasick , Glendale; Lauric H oefe lm eier , PI:lya Dc:I hy ; Kim Horner , Corona Del Mar; Lorett:l Kuras , Tustin ; Mary Lilygren , Los Angeles ; Dale M:l cr:le Hunington Beach ; Jan ice O'Oonnel , Downey ; Muie Rol:app . Beverly Hills ; M:lrry Tr:lne , B:llboa; Wendy Uhl. Rialt o.

April 10 , 19 76: Co let:o Co y , H:lciend:l Heights

Colondo G"mma , ColoradoSrarc Uninrsit}'-Macch " 1977 : Julie A.nm ADn Cowen. Lel,h 8amcall. uuric Ernst. Dana FOll Kathy Gentry. Daane Gcshn. Kim Gray Becky Grealcr, Mary HanKn , Kim Kilp lmick )uli Kontne y. Mary)o McG innics. Karen Merkel Tammi Meuger , Marsh a Moo re C hrin ie Mossma n , Diane O ' Neill, Laura Peters Pegg y Pugh Debbie Ross Vykic Schonberg Allison Stem. Mary Tenn iso n , Glenda Torchcr Jeanne Veltric

Connecticut Alpha, Ullin Bit, of Connecticut-Nove mber 21 197): Bonnie Rin,. Leicester Mass.; Susan Jurczak , New Britain

February 27. 1976: Kat e Scinfeld New Milford ; Lauric Downes , Enfidd ; Mindy Pollac k Steaueu,. N J

September 10 1976: Jill Southwonh. New Milford ; G:ail Ruil Bridgcpon ; Sheri W ill iams. Bloomfidd

February 12 1977 : Susannt Holmts. Madison : Betty Atwood. Falls Village ; Julit Ciuciu East Haddam : Judy Andrtws. Nashville. Tenn

GeolJia Alpha University ofGeolJia-ApriI29 1976 : Judy Hughes. PellY Lew is. Btcky Rogers . Atlanta : Cary Langford. Warrenton

October 21. 1976: Susan Thonten Btd:y Prince Atlanta : Laune Parker. Guden City; Kim Scarborough. Macon ; Sharon Phillips Roswell ; Nancy Atherton. Marietta : Alex Me ye r MI Kixo N Y,: Ka.ren COUSlns. Orange Park Fla

Ftbruary 6 19 77: Nancy Casabonnt. Julie Herron. Sandy Gabriel. Honey Hil l. Cheryl Wright Atlanta : Laura Underwood. Smyrna ; Linda Laack Chamblee ; Linda Pharri s. Deecee Kirk Athens ; Debbie Baldwin. Spartanburg S C .: Eileen Ginos. Naples. Fla .; Anne Hydrick. Liberty. S C .; Lisa Robbins. Tampa. Fla .; Rhonda Sward Winter Park Fla .; Trena Nix. Doraville; Melanie Wam Ringgold ; Mary Beth Jordan. Stone Mountain ; Pam McCuen. Savannah ; Kathy Sellers. Albany ; Suti Wasley Birmingham. Ala .; Bev Westmoreland Leesburg. Fla .; Kathy Krauss Garden City. N Y .; Nancy Morrow Charlenon. S C ; Sherryl Robinson Tucker

UlinoiJ Uta. University of Illinois-October 24. 1976 : Sara Case. Naperville ; Gail Coffman Gilson ; Sue Dudley Hinsdalt ; Pat Dunn. Highland Puk ; Pat Ewbank , Rochelle ; Maribeth Pred ing Roc kford ; Jane Hankins Arlington Heighu ; Patricia Elias. Cryna.1 Lake : Elizabeth Majers Champaign ; Maureen Muldoon. Chicago; Marcy Ruffner. Decatur ; Diane Stetson. Rock Island ; Nancy Voigtlander Urbana

February 27 , 1977: Bobbie Hendri c k Cha.mpaign; Elaine Craig_ C hilli cot he : Dana Dtjanovich. Libertyville ; Kendra Hurt . Urbana ; Laura Edmund. Cambridge ; Jerri Junon Louisville. Ky .; Mary Me Cambrid,e. OU Lawn ; Susan Morris Bo nn ie Brown Des Plaines ; Glenda Rarity Oak Park ; Lynn R ers. Stickney : Joan Schreiber. Homewood ; Katie Shuman.JilI Tanner. NormaJ:Joan Turnbull Northbrook

Illinois Eta. Millikin University - february 19 19 77: Missy Grohne. Ci ndy Hene,han Debbie Marick. Jill Scharfenburg. Donna Bussa Cheryl Carroll. Laura feetd. Debbie Grenlund Leah LisaJeffery. Judy King Tania Kosya k Bcuy Oakford Melinda Mary Purdom . Robin Julie Kim Stephenson

Illinois Theca BllIdlcy Univcrsity -January 1976: Cathy Balsamo OownC'rs Grove ; RanC'e BluC' Palatine ; Anlie Flores Des Plaines; Mary Ketc hum Wntpon Co nn .: Donna Kriekel Park Ridgt ; Libby Kuebler Ind ianapo lis Ind .; Claire Monon Louisville Ky .: Jane Phelan. Kinsman ; Pam VandehoutC'n. Lombard ; PellY Yull Wis

Affiliated September. 1976 : Doreen Mueller Fan DevC'n s. MaS$ .; fro m Georgia Alpha 28 . 1976: SUt Ash . Belleville : Chris DiOrso . Downen GroVt ; Erwin Diane Greeley Villa Park ; Karen Mueth. Mascoutah: Jean Newcornu Lanark Mar ia nnt Schrieber. Carol

January 23 197 7: Katie Niles; Berry. Hanover Park ; C.rol Cinnick Monon Grove ; Libby End. Beth Geary. Cathie Geary. Carpentersville ; Helen Gorecki Calumet City ; Trida Habecker Wuhin,ton ; Tina Hoffman DeKalb : Melissa Holloway Newbury Park Calif. ; Micheala Morrison Naperville: Vicki Muller Washington ; Lin Quemheim. Waterloo ; Mary Ri,uio. Oglesby ; Jody Roloff. Peoria ; Patty Schleiter . Des Plaines; Debbie Smith. Lombard; Kim Vukovich. Park Ridge ; G inny Seno Downers Grove ; Laura Wilson Whtaton ; Peggy Willson Rochelle ; Kathy Wimmu Cincinnati Ohio

Illinois Iota . lUinois State Uni.-crsiry-January I). 19 77:

Mary Lindstrom Sherman ; Deborah Prict Wilmette ; Glenda Milca Elwood; Rebecca Mathis. Laura Kulauski

Anne Redard Ptoria ; Kristin Meyer. Arlington Heights : Banell, Laura Muehlo Elmhurst; Jody Kataras

Lisa Coyle. Jacksonville; Patricia Mullarkey MattC'son .

Indiana Alpha. Fr:anklin Colle,e-february 26. 1977: Kathryn Lay Holly Fer,uon. Franklin; Colette Alberuon. Plymouth ; Pauicia Lita Fulk. Worthington : Cheryl Rodgers South Bend ; Laura Ham ilton. Jamie Mills Indianapolis ; Beth Clifton Rushville ; Deborah Swa.in

lodiua Delta. Purdue U.uyersity-Carol Atkisson

Battle Pamela Bowsc.r. Cynthia Brennan. Kimberly Eliubeth Cursin,C'f. Cula Fralty. Lisa Goodrich

Jan Jane Hickman. Kimberley Holt Suzanne Hornba ck. Sherri Kallbrier . Debra Jones . Kimberley Keefe Karen Kincannon. Janice udi, Lisa Lannan. Marcy Lewis Amy Loeb Margaret Monagle. Linda Morgan Beth Mulcahy Lindsey Nessler. Cynthia Nifong

Judy Paton Margaret Patton Lynne Petersbur,. Jane Peterson Susan Peuillo. Elizabeth Pfund Erin Phelan

Vicki Priest. Susan Remsberg Donna Sapone. Lesle y SarkC'sian . Lin Schroeter . Jane: Shattuck. Shirley Simmons , Dana Thompson Kim VanDePutCe Lynn Walljes Anne Wenberg Julie Woodsides

Indiana Eptilon. Dehuw Uninrsit:)'-Onobc:r 11 197) : Janet Butler Flossmoor. III .; Chris Bonnam y. Roselle Ill. ; Anne Bowker. Lafayette: Mary Duncan

Hinsdale Ill .; Robin Leyin. BellC'vilIe. III .: Jill Thompson

Winchester March ) 1976: Amy Buder. Flossmoor. III .; De:bbiC' Cappo Nonhbrook Ill .; Caryn Carlson. La Grange. 111. : Cathryn Cochran. Cincinnati. Ohio ; Jane Corrado. Shaker

Hei,hts Ohio; Mary Ann Daniel. Dallas Tex .: Jan ie Goe bel. Denver . Co lo.; Ann Holtz. St . Louis . Mo .; Barbara Ingham , Galion , Ohio ; Anne Joh nson. Peoria . III .; Susan Melber, Palatine III .; Lois Mills , Delphi ; Sue Mueller Cumel : Kim Owens Prospect Ky.: Jennifer Qu in n Greens Farm s. Co nn : Susie Showaher. Terre Haute ; Bety SolfubuI, Aurora III. ; Karen Ohlir. Downers Grove . lll .

October 1). 1976 : Kathy Avery Indianapolis ; Nancy Bickel. Louisville. Ky .; Cindy Danfonh St Louis , Mo., Kim H o lbrook . NorthJud50n : Edith Mapother . Louisville. Ky : Jane Ostnnder Ann Arbor Mich.

Indiana Zeta. Ball State Vni'fenit)'-Much 19 . 1977: Lynn Beumear Elitabethtown ; Brenda Bohnenk.amp Thea Emard . Kell i Miller . Indianapolis ; Kath y Bruce. Weezie Shank. Fo rt Wayne ; Lynn Caffee . Cumcl : Julie Carr Merrillville ; Ann Chamberlain Wolcott ; Ellen Clary Peru ; Julie Fisher Vnio n City ; Kim H inkle, T iplOn Kris Humphrey Mun cie ; Juli Jackson , Teresa Mullins , Jenny Robinson Julie Shaw, Anderson : Jan ie Ken ipe , Hartford City ; Lynn Kerwin , Decatur , Ill .; Kri s Oole" New Palestine ; Kathleen Watts, Rensselaer ; Eleanor Stevens, DeKalb III

Iowa Alpha, Iowa Wesle,an CoUe,e-February 21 , 1976: Kimberly Hed,e , Fremont ; Dana Hobbs, Lucas ; Cyorhia jennin,s. Winfield ; Vicky Johnson Roseville , III .; Linda "(iiler. Monmouth III .; Marsha McKallip , New Kensington . Pa . March ) , 1977: Mary Allaman , Kirksville. Ill. ; Pat Burke LeGrange , III ; Brenda Engle , West Burlington ; Becky Leininger. Calumet City , Ill. : Peggy Lindeen Sweedesb urg : Marye McLaud Cedar Rapids ; Susan StueLke. West Branch ; linda Whitenack , Muscatine

Iowa Gamma, Iowa State Vni'fCnitJ-March 20, 19 77: Susan Isaacson, Denise Max"Well , Betsy Beatty. Gretchen Hoenecke, Sally Oelschla,et Mary Power. Patricia Ann Said. Ci ndy Anderson , Vicky Cotto. lauric Damlaltd , julie Emerson . Catherine M. Gaffney. Mary jo Gulick. lisa Holmberg . Meleah johnson. Keyon, Kim . Diana Marcum , Erin Monoig ' Janet Moore Susan Palm. Stephanie Rieft. Allison F Thompson Sarah Hoeoecke Patricia A Willer

Kansas Alpha. Uni"t'en:it)' of Kansas - Julie B«k . Ktlly Burke , Marcia McGilley , Linda Warwick. Shawnee Mission ; Cathy Chase. Joplin , Mo .; Susan Coopet , Sandusky. Ohio ; Patricia Cray. Welton Mo .; Dawn Daniel Melanic Manin , Mary Stauffet. Kathryn Triplett. Topeka : Julie Gibbons, Des Moines. Ia .; Tiane Haskell . Ann Holderman . Hutchinson ; Julie Hutchison . Susan Hutchison. laura Hedges Ann Seymout , Lawtence ; Julie Mercer. Kansas City ; Ann Weimer, Dallas . Tex .; Shan Jaban , Susan Padgett , Case,. Vickers , Salli Wheeler Wichita

KentuckJ Alpha , Uni"t'Cnit)' of Louinille-February 20 . 1977 : Decie Bumen Lori Chester. Karen Colvin Paula Cven,ros.judy Gosser Sarah Kohnhorst. Mary lumpkin Nancy Ne"Wman, Denise Puthuff Elin SmaUhoovcr Debbie Vessels Sall y Walker Julie Williams

Kentuck, Bera, Uni"t'enit)' of Kentuck,-August 14 . 1976: Catherine Chavis , Beaver Dam ; Teresa GUISler Ashland ; Susan Hawkins. Grove City. Ohio ; K imberl y

Roc. Elizabeth Werner. Lexington; Karen Williams, Louisvill e . January 29 , 1977 : janet Chatfield, Nashville , Tenn .; Francis C la yto n , Bardstowo ; Sara Coak ley. Eli zabethtown; Cynthia Cooley, Uni o ntown. Pa .: Patricia Doll . Gay le Frey , jeffersonville . Ind .; Linda Ham il ton , Mary Anne Wencrer Louisville : Julie Harris , Charleston W Va .; Mary Hume , Kalamazoo , Mich .: Dorothy Kelley Covington ; Lisa Mings , Campbellsville : Jane Noe. Stanford ; Sandra Suno n , Columbus Ohio ; Barbara W ideft , l incolnwood , Ill . March 1.19 77 : Ch ris Young Lynch

KeDtuck, Gamma . Eastern KentuckJ UoiYC"rsiryMarch ). 19 77: Melissa Davis Darty Dunn Laura Grier , j ud y Haf'ole y, Jeana Mullins. Brenda Roll ins , Sally Smith , Sus an Waa,

Louisiana Beta Louisiana State Univenir, - August 19 76: Becky Au coin. Eunice ; Christia Rich ardson New Orleans : Babette Vidrine. Lafayette . February 12 , 1977 : Claudia Barfield , Pixie Bridrfon h , Leigh Ann Broobhe r , Katherine Leven , Susan Ro y, PellY Sween " Lisa Terry, Baton Rou,e ; Counney Barry , Donna Cunman , Nanette Simon i.ah:yette ; Katherine Casey. J oan Cramer . Allison Kelly , Mary Beth Minco . Jamie Moss, Beth Rome, New Orleans; Nancy Green , Metairie ; Helen Pa yoe, Susie Sanders Kim Walker , Shreveport; Cathy Burke , Becky Larson Natchitoches : lisa Hodges. Lake Charles : Juli(ue Motty Kitty Prentice New Iberia : jayne Granada, Plaquemine ; Catherine Koch Bayou Goula : Karen Hard y. Kaplan ; Sharon McMahon. Houma ; Laura Gallant. Pin(ville ; Dian( Williams. Hammood : Mary Chappuis Rayne ; julie Dubuisson Opelousas : Kiteen Duct . Thibodaux ; Michelle Fal,ou$t , St . James ; Cherrie Thibaut, Oscar ; Carmel Cashore. Houston, Texu ; Amy Alford Austin , Texas ; Nan Russell , Dallas , Texu : Tracy Bruher Gainsville. Florida ; Elizabeth Voorhees. Mobile Alabama ; Jinny Williams , Memphis Tennessee

Michi,an Beta Uni'fCrsity of Michi,a.n-April 4. 1976: Dub Allen , Cold" attr ; Sand}' Bacsan)'i Nonhville; Dianoe Beal. Anne Dohrs Bloo mfield Hills ; Kris Blaney Detroit ; Frances Bonham , Bl oom ingto n Ind .; Lynn Brenman . Valley Sueam . N . Y. ; Sue Gilbert. Grosse Pointe Farms ; Anne H ollet Rosemary Tutdtes , St Clair Shores : Sheila Jan Taylor; Julie Johoson. Grosse: Poi nte Woods ; Muffy Ke yes , Sterlin, He i,hts ; Tracy Krapohl jackson : Sandra Lurins. Saginaw ; Suzi Mainprize. Houghton lake; Dawn Maurer , Menominee ; Stephanie Michaels , Akron , Ohio; Tricia Newman , East Lansing ; Kath y Salutz Belleville ; Sue Shively Midland ; Marjie Spetz , Portage , Ind january 1) . 1977 : Brenda Buchholz . Wilmette . III .; Socorro Catalan . Highland Puk ; Lauric Davis . Bloomfield Hills : Sue Fed o ruk Sterling Heights ; Mary Fitzlerald Redford Township ; Yvette Gaff, Fort Wayne , Ind .; Meredith Go ldstein , Syosset , N Y .; Leslie Kendercs Detroit : Susan Kilgore , Birmingham ; Kathy Laybouro , Grand Rapids ; Lynn Maxwell. Lake Orion : Sandy McKenna . Fenton ; Sara Van Winkle , Howell : Wanda Vorten. Niles. jan uary 17,197 7: Kris Wolf, Roseville

Mic.hiJ2D Gamma , Mich i,an State UDinnit)'-january. 1977: Karen Adams . Kim Nyrtn . Northbrook . Ill .: Ciody

Bo,don" _ Rockford . Ill .; Katen Coyner. Gra.nd Rapids ; Laul't DcVo.dacre. Hinsdale. III Anne Fondric , Wheat on, III .; Trudi Hable Lake Orion ; Pam Harri s. Roc ky Rin t Ohio ; Laul"1I Li,hlhammcr Ann Arbor ; Nancy Reinen Saginaw; Cindy St Clair. Washington ; Sunny Smith , East Lans ing ; Shelley Steele River Forest III. ; Karen Miocie Ind

Miuiuippi 8eu. Uaivet5i., of Mwiuippi - )anuary 30

19 77: Cathy Addy Allison Humer , Jayne Manio Susan Hathaway Carol Williams, Galc Kia;, Katie Maddox Jeri Ghell,. , Memphis , Tenn .: Kelly Lu Zpur,con, Mary Lou Hymel , Nuhvillc. Tenn .; Molly Woodruff, Jackson Tenn .; Mary Beach Clarksville: Tenn

Dana E. Harbour, Doraville . Ga .: Nancy Jones . St . Louis. Mo .; Ltc Shirley , Florence:. Ala .; Julie: Smra , PCI Hu,hston Mandeville. La .; Me, Farris New Orleans La .; Lisa Walkins. Monroc La .; Lee Hay('s. Wynne Ark .; Donna DuewaU. Mouihon Ark .; Janice Puoshon. TallahasKe Fla

Pam Meaos Mar,aret Anne Johnnon. Jacksoo; Kar('n Hinton. Laurd ; Rt:atha Hu('y. Cathy Coffey. Louisville ; D('anna Davis , Bruce ; Kathy Duna,in . McComb; Joanna Morson, Ldand ; Marcia Wesuaul. Moss Point : T('resa Camp. Olive Branch; Barb Bradford. KOKuisko ; Le(' H('yer , Corinth; D('bbi(' Ruml. Boon('sville ; Jan POKY Tupelo : Gay Smith. New Alb.ny ; Cyodi Chrestman Clarksdale

MiJlOuri Alpha. Uninrsiry of Miuouri-F('bruuy 26 . 19 77: B('uy Baodoli, Diana Dawson. Linday Holwick. Amy Short. Sherryl Taylor Kansas City ; Laura Ber,er. Behon ; Jeanne Binz , Cheslerfidd; Sara Brown. Aurora: Sharon Callihan, Mexico ; Holly Collier, Kirksville : Lynn Epstein, Overland Park Kan .; Anne Gr('ene, Missy Schier· man. St Louis; Miody Gross, St jOKph; Sarah H('arn(' Mandy Morris . Jefferson City; Shirley Henry. Nrosho ; Susan Kramer , University City ; Kim Kiely , Springfield ; jill LaHue I.e..inlton ; Kristi McDoulaI , Sikeston ; Sus.n Moore D(':S Peres ; Marie Pub Florissant ; Sandy Sekk Booneyille; Lisa Steppdman Holu Summit ; Debbie Thomas. Carrohoo ; Jana Willer Columbia; jao('t Warden Joplin ; Julie Wiens. Kirkwood

September U. 19 76: Glenda Peace . Kansas City: Malinda Verner. Columbia ; julie Lewis Chillicothe

Nebraska Beta. UniYersity of Nebraska-October 9 1976: Gloria Greco , Omaha; Lynn Hackd Weston

March 12 1977 : Crc:e1ia Burton, Falls City ; Cindy Buesin, Ltslie Charles , Maureen McCormack Trish Morrow Anne Murphy Ann Schob:. Omaha ; Pam Danielson Gnnd Island : Jan Devine, Ypsilanti. Mich .; Marice Eigenberg Lexin,ton ; Susan Hendec Sidney ; Shdley Hoov('r , jodie Leikam Eleanor Swett , Lincoln; Janelle Lay. Bellevue ; Joan Lieht. Yankton. S D .; Mary O'Neal. Lan,ley AFB Va .: Carol Rankin Haninls ; Kay Sc hneider Bt:atrice; Anne Turner. Decatur 111.

Neuda Alpha, Uniuairy of Nenda-September 30 , 1976 : Catherine Trachok Reno ; Pamela Tarkanian, Lu Vtgas ; Lynn Lana.han , Los Alt os, Calif

February 24. 19 77: Dawn Anderson. Jill Bressler Lisa Casted. Patrida Frank , Karen Gilbert Lisa Johnson. Laurie Kalangts , Patricia Klaich. Mary Lolan Laurie Rober tSO n . Jtanie Vicari . Reno ; Charissa Berkshire . Red -

lands. Calif.; Sha.ron Bunnell . Ntwpon . Calif.; Kartn Hutz Lodi CaM.; Margaret Jones. Glendale Calif.; Donna Hoff Tacoma Wash

Ntw Mtxico Alpha, University of New Meaico-October 9 1976 : Patti Bondus , Huel Crest. III .; SaUy Broyles. HouSton Tex .; Monica MacVic.ar Franksville. Wis. ; Colleen Murphy, Hinsdale, III .: Cindy Marron . Thuesa Seiler, Patrida Swann. Albuqutrque

New Alnico Btta. New Naico StlIte Uninrsity -Octo· ber 2 1976: Be cky Battett Hobbs ; Marie Ashcraft. Chris Mtnefee City ; Diant Roswell

February 26.1977 : Linda Black. Kristi Cambell , Barbara Heckler . Suzanne Ikard , Susan jones. Las Cruces ; Marita Eckert, Cindy Hibbs Viki Smith. Mary Kay Manin

Albuquerque ; Becky Boswell. RosweU ; Trac.i Burnworth Cloudcroft; Susie johnnone. EI Paso Tex ; Mary Hammonds , Raytown , Mo

New Yodl: Deltll Cornell Uninl'lity-January 19 1977 : Myra Chow Nonhport ; Robin Driskel Buffalo ; Patty Garr. Carle Place ; Lorraine McManamy. Ridlewood N J ; Laura Paradzick , Longmeadow. Mass .; Abby Pert, New Kensington. Pa ; Gwen PUKY. Malvernon Pa .; Elaine Tanntnbaum, Albany

Obio DeJtlI Ohio Wesleyan Uan-eairy-Pebruary 6. 1977 : Hilary ChaK . Winchester, Mass .; Linda Copp . West Simsbury, Conn .; Diane Cowdrey. Cross. En,land ; Ann Farmakis. Dayton ; Kathy Hooker. lake· ville. Conn .; Julia Hurst, Hinsdale 1II .; Linda Milts. Bethlehem. Pa .; Carol Moore. Columbus: C hagrin Falls: Pastolove, Roslyn, N Y ; Pam Reed. Portsmouth ; Leslie Ru,h. New Castle. Pa

Ohio Zt:t2, Miami Uniyersiry-February 12 1977 : Cathy Mcfadden Sabina; VaJli Prall. Waverly ; Alison VanderVelde Ann Arbor, Mich. ; Sheridan CeDtefYiUe; Karen fkth Schroeder. Toledo ; Nancy Treuler Lori Lemmer fktsy Campbell , Cincinnati ; jacquelyn Cash Bay Village ; Missy iknnett , Claire Kane Indianapolis Ind .: Cathy Wendy Pittsburgh . Pa .; Lore Ellwood City ; Bedy Wilson Oxford ; Karen Clarke. St Louis. Mo ; Julie Wyano jtri Fisher Mansfield ; Taryn Su.mbaugh. Canton ; jill Breen. Wonhin,ton : Kim Athen-on New Canaan Conn .; Sarah Hyde , Tipp City; Mariann Fife Bloomfield Hills Mich .; Lynn Jacobs. Xenia ; Melissa Matthews. W i lmin,ton

Ohio Ets. Denison Uni.cl'Iiry-September 18 , 1976: Carol Cislak, Indianapolis. Ind .; Lorraine Cobb Cin cin. nati ; Lisa Pituburgh , Pa. ; Leigh Jackson Weston. Mass : Mary McCleod. Winnetka. Ill.; Patricia McGill , Philadelphia, Pa .; Naomi Prt:Ston Cleveland; Robyn Ra,er . Ft . Lauderdale. Fla .; Deborah Weil . ley Hills. Mass

Marc.h 6. 1977 :' Grace Bean Darien ConD .; HoUy fkllinler Ocean Rid,e. Fla .; Elizabeth Brady. TirusvilJe Pa .; Cathryn Cappetta Concord, Mass .; Elizabeth Custer Bloomfield. Mich .; Amy DewaU. Dayton ; Sarah Fredbecli:. Franklin, Ind ; Deborah Hawk ins. Gt2nd Blanc. Mich ; Margaret Hoar Weston Mass .; Elizabeth Hopkins. BaJei more . Md .; Elizabeth Kerr . EvanSton . Ill .; Sally LanGn ,

Ntw C anaan , Co nn .; Mary Mago vern. PittSburgh , Pa .; Lisa Mooney New Lrxington ; Frances Ponn , Blrmang · ham M ic h .: Ma ry Ribkl Kenilw o rth , III .: Ally so n Smit h , Edina . Minn .; EUtn Sum . Cleveland : Sharon Th o mas . Mass illon : Catherine Toman , Hamilton ; Susan T one , Park Ridge , III. : Deborah Turney , South Euclid

Oklahoma Alpha . University of Oklahoma - March

1977: Liz Ktmp Eve Floyd , Ada ; Janet Rogers, Enid : NanC)'c OCffiefson. Duncan ; Trudy Wood. Ardmorc l'.ln Hunte! Po n c a City ; Susan Sykora Stroud ; Sunnn(' Orr , Marin Maxwell, Midwest City ; Jan Compton, Marci

H('nry Lawton ; Keven Calonkey , Amy Keller Dee Ann Arm s lrong Donna Woodrow. Norman : Lori Dale , Julie J o ne s. Barbara Frierson , Virginia Lambert , Tulsa : Dc=( Ann Whitnah Julie Coulie! Karen Kerrihard, Beuy Guthrie , Becky Sellers , Oklahoma City ; Barbara Burns , Debbie Meadow s, Mary Ann Brahaney, Dallas , Tex .; julie johnson , Tyler , Tex .; Sissy Simms , Demon , Tex .; Gail Lea'll!! , Lin coln Wood , Ill. : Deede Brown , Wihon , Conn .

Oklahoma Be(a Oklahoma Slale University - August 23 , 197 6 : Cathy Pierceall , Mu s kogee

February 26 , 1977: Cecdia Ahendorf, juliann Bechtol, Jeannine Blevins , Linda Devero , Cecdia Dubberstein , Julie Elm , Cathy Gandy. Mary johnson , jennie Nickel. Kim Thompson , Denise Young , Oklahoma City : Pam Ameringer , Susie Edwards , Linda Hink, jan jenkins

Mindy Payne , lisa Steinmeyer , Tulsa ; SaUy Anderson , jan Bradley , Cindy Ridge , Mdissa Stephenson Enid ; Kay Baker , Ardmore ; Terri Born , Follet. Tex .; Palti Boulanger , Ponca City ; Paula Bruton. Durant:janna Coates, Arkansas City , Kan .; Cindy Cruce, fort Worth. Tex ; Betsy Farbro Claremore : Ginny Hathoot. Texarkana. Tex ; Brenda Hubbard , jenks : Cindy Irb y, Mannford : Pani jennings Tipton ; Caro line Jester , Sapulpa ; Audrey johnson , Mary Murray , Norman : Julie johnson, Mu skogee; Robyn john son, Yukon : Debbie Maple, Edmond: janell Miskoysky Susan Ray, Tara Roderick, Stillwater; Sue YOSt. Mulhall

Alpha. University of Toronto - September 19 76 : K:uhleenjohns(on , Toronto j:.w uuy 16 , 1977: Ro.w:mar y Bell Madela i ne ' {arring · to n K lIhleen Murray , Audrey Rcifenstein. Toronto Mar ch 20 , 1977: Louise Gilchri st , King City ; Emily Mitchell, Toronto

Ontario Be(a. University of Wesrern Onurio - Septem · Ixr , 1976: Karen Fleming Anne Manin , Susan Mo nt · gomery

Ga mma Willameue Universiry-February 21 1976 : Cindy Burt , Debbie Davis, Anita Head , Shelley McArthur , Salem ; Penny Ellings, North Bend ; Tina Et · tinger , Medford ; Barbara Gustafson, Leann Thede. Pan· land : Kalhy Raffety , Amy Stager. Lake Oswego; Cherrie Boyer , Kailua, Hawaii ; Marguerite Hill, Chico, Calif. ; Lisa Murkowski , fairbanks. Alaska February 26 , 19 77: Leslie Church, Beverly Close. Cathy Epley , Nola McDonald. Ponland ; Karen Beals , Medford : Janet Rogers , Brookings : Nancy Wolnez. Salem ; Lisa Dun · ford , Kailua , Hawaii ; Nora Hill. Chico , Calif. ; Joanne Rockenfeller Grand Island. N Y .; Terri Talbot, Orland , Cali£. ; Su sie Rumley. Phot'nix , Ariz .; Maria Mackey , Redmond Wash

Pennsylvania Gamma, Dickinson 4 , 1977 Ma ry Beth Cooke , Oa.kmont ; Dennis , Ga rde n C Il Y, N Y .; Judy Ha.rding , Danen , C o nn ; C ath y Mather , Wy OOlSSlOg ; Lisa Sampsell, PittSburgh ; Lynne Smith , Th o rnburg

Epsilon Pennsylvania Uni,et$ityMa y 197 6 : Jan Milinski , Ekland ; Ellen Neill , Union · to wn ; Karen Wen sd , Erie ; Mary Susan Frensky , Allen · to wn ; Mandy Buskirk Windgap ; Sharon Gigliotti , Pim · burgh ; Andrt'a Guiles , Hershey ; Jeanne Kandra , Allen · to wn ; Caro l Karpu s. Churchville ; Chris Loomis , Montrose ; Elizabeth McCoy , Baltimore , Md .; Sharon SCOtt, Glad · wyne ; Karen Tho mp so n. Doylestown ; Mary Louise Winters , We stfield , N.J

September 28 , 1976 : Kelly Wood , Radnor ; Maribeth Hamilmn , Ardmore

January 19, 19 77: Phylis Almony , Moscow ; Debra Carro ll , Gladwyne ; Stephanie Kohan , Ebensburg ; Hden Lamley , Wayne ; Mardy SCOtt , Hazel Solhaug , Tht'a Solhaug , Pimburgh ; Paui Green , Whitehall ; Jeanette Knight Joyce Monon, Ridley ; Pamsh , Potoma c, Md .; Donna Perloff, Narbeth ; Den ise Shor , Norri stown ; Wendy Weeks , Phoeniuille ; Candi Whelpley , Atlanta , Ga.

South Caro lin a Alpha, University of South Caro linaOctolxr 14 , 19 76 : Linda Alford. Columbia ; Ann Kelley. Arlington , Va .; Michele Munyon , Pedricktown, N.J february 2 7. 19 77: Dorolhy Grant. Lamar: Manha Heffron , Charleston ; Kathy Scraper, Columbia ; Sharon Shipmon , Greenville ; Kri sten Wingard , Lexington ; Kathy Davison , Charlotte , N C .: Beverly Meyers. East ville , Pa

South Carolina Beu Clemson University-November I , 1976 : Susan Anderson, Kim Brown, Sumter : Jana Buchanan , Kathi Tomsyck , Greenville ; Angie Carns, Karen Co rle y, Laura Murphe y, Columbia; Kay Chandler, O la.nta , Kelly Drews, Charleston : Jane Foster , H o n ea Path ; Elaine Glasscock, Denmark ; Christy Heisler, Indian Harbor Beach , fla .; Eleanor Hightower , Bamberg ; Su san Ri c hbourg , Union ; Karen Ward. Rockville Md .; Debbie John ' s Island ; Lene Van Noppen , Waynesville , N C

January 9 19 77: Bebe Buchanan , Greenville ; Cotley Christman , Dunwoody, Ga .: Christine Goode, Atlanta , Ga .; Ginger Gray , North Augusta ; Donna Harris Elloree; KathyJenneue , Potomac Md .; Lee Katonak , Aiken ; Ann Kozuchi , Charle ston : Diane Latham Anderson ; Maureen Ma c anhy , Cincinnati, Ohio ; Amy Richardson, Jackson ville fla .; Laura Stallworth , Jacksonville, Ala .: Sandy Timmons Durham , N C. ; Kathy Ward Rockville , Md .; Judy Willson , Basking Ridge , N.J

South Dakota Alpha, University of South Dakotafebruary 4. 1977 : Kathy Barth, Kathie Rowe , Sioux City, Iowa : Kristi Briggs, Rhonda Thompson, Pierre ; Kitsy Buchanan, Hartington, Neb .: Sharon Byrum , Linda Dan , Julie Harvey , Sioux falls ; Cathy Conway , Torrance , Calif.; Dixie Koons , Tripp ; Julie McMunigal. Wakonda ; Cmdy Oaks . Vermillion ; Tracy Reese , Huron ; Amy Stark , Aberdeen

Tennessee Alpha. University of Tennns« at Chat· t2noosa - Augu sl 28 197 6 : Cathy Carson Carol Cris·

m2.n, Greene. Karen Harrelson Dana Pagliaro. Debbie Potier . Pam Richie. Chattanooga . January 8 , Kan Bucmorc Karen Clark. Cathy Crisp. Sandy Davis Plula Hemphill , Janel Inalc Beu)' Lopu Jill Ndson Connlc Pettie. 8«ky SI0d:cu Chu tanooga ; Martha EHlcy. Mil lington ; Karen Mickel. Dayton ; Amy Robinson Cleveland : Karen Stubblefield Oohewah ; Margaret Wood. Oak Ridge .

Tcnnrsscc Beta. Vanderbilt UniversitJ-January 23. 1977 : Angd Dennison. Atlanta. Ga .; Bec Dowling. Fl Wonh Tex .; Jamie Augusta. Ga .; Patty Kendall Wilmette III. ; Judy Mills Tuscaloosa Ala .; Dichy Morris. Charlottesville. Va .; Lisa Pantel, Ogden Dunes. Ind .; Barbara Spaulding. Paducah. Ky .; Sara Waggener, Charlc-ston, Mo . ; Susie Wallace . Little Rock. Ark

Tc n nesstt Deha. Memphis State Uniyeni1y - Spring. 1976 : Judy Almnadt. Villa Park. Calif.; Julie Kustoff. Columbia; Donna Bradley. Blandy Carson. Mary Helen Powell Deb Rolilio. Melissa Turtle. Memphis Fall. 1976 : Elaine Bennen Briar B ntley. Julie Ciara· mitaro. Kathryn Cohen. Cindy Cole. Olivia Farmer. Anne Honan. Carmel McKeever. Adair Morris. Sloane Panesan Gina Ricci Terry Rigaans Pam Sanderson. Memphis

Tesas Alpha.. UniYeni11 of Tesa.s-February 26. 1977 : Susie Bailey . Ann Barnett . Janet Berry. Cathy Campbell. Nancy Dale. Sunn Owen. Nancy Schoenvogel. Claire Webber. Kendall Williams. Houston; Meg Carrell. Beth Johnson. Kathy Little. Martha McKenzie. Cynthia O·Brien. Rita Ross. Dallas: Beverly Bell. Cordie Harwood. Ellen Read. Woodward. Austin: Katie Arnold. L:lulie Laforce Cindy Yeager. Midland: Kim Fomon. Kay Slover. Fort Worth; Terry Boggess. Mary Marmon. San Anlonio ; Teri KflI.mer. Lau Kramer. Wichita FaUs ; Sharon Archer. McLean. Va : Terry Bentley. Richardson ; Belinda Boykin. Abilen(' ; Cindy Brown. Corpus Chrisli; Carol Clayton. Tyler; Cathy Coker. Pituburg ; Kelly Cox. Canyon; Julie Davison, Bryan ; Martha Dieste. Marshall ; Marsha Finklea. Sonora: Jennie Gooch, Richmond ; Susan H:lrris. Kerrville : Manha Harrison. lkaumont : Dorthy Muhiu, W:lCO ; Teri Penrod , Missouri City; Terri Tilson. Lubbock

Tens Gamma. Tens Tech Uninnity-Februuy 26, 1977 : Terri Amis Cindy Cole Debbie Dardag:lnian , Richardson ; B«ky 8:liley Kay Cuner. Lynn Genernux. Kristie Krahn, Mug:lKt M:lrable, Leah Plowman , Linda Raper . Suzette Scholtz. Nanc,. Scon, Tina Tisdel. Patricia Wade. Shery Williams Lubbock : Becky Blackmon Christie Blackmon. Euliss : Jill Bleiker. Canyon; Lyn Brown, Kris Kaiser Waco ; Cyndie Cadenhead. Susie Hutcheson. Clare Jumon. Phyllis Parvin. Kelli Wilson Dallas ; Shelley C:lrter, Trier: Kim Draper , Roswell. N , M.; Laur:l Grues Shreveport, L:l .; Mary Kay Hendrickson, Rockw:llI; Donna Hewitt. Donna Padgitt . Midland ; Christi Kelley. Forr Worth ; Cindy McShan. Brownwood ; Allison Middleton Houston ; Robin Scarbrough. Pampa ; Susan Schwarz. Abilene : Sheryl WUts. EI PISO

Te:las Delta. Texu Chriui2J1 Ullliycnity-Februa.ry 19. 1977 : K:a.thy Sigler. Amarillo ; Mani Clemons. Suzy Thompson. Arlington ; Linda Lawrence Breckenridge ;

Susie Wicker Ft. Worth ; Anne Mateker. Houston ; SUlY Short. KiII«n : Kim Grantham . Staney Waller . Lubbock : Michelle Snowdy Midland : Cindy Bennen Richardson ; Kathy Doyle. Diane Killoy Kelly Robinson San Antonio ; Carolyn Ikhr. Glenview III .; Kathy Mohr Hinsdale 111 _. Dawn Benson Shawnee MlSSl on. Kansu ; julie Bates Sara Quinn Midwest City Okla

Texas EPlilon. North Texas State Univtrsity-January 31. 1976 : Barb:lra Bury Valwe Troilo S:ln Antonio ; Celi:l Bennett. Debbie Deel Kim Lou:. Beth McAllister. Paul:l McPherson.Jayna Pankey Fan Worth ; Dena Comp· Io n Debbie Marder. Vickie Meyler Jan Williams Mary Rehm Lois Smith, Dallas ; Donn:l Faulkner Donna Burgess. Irving ; Denise Bartosh. Taylor ; Kim Brown. Colleyville; Donna Cooper. Gale H:lrdy Irving ; Linda Finlay. Kuhye Tarpley Denton ; Cindy Smith. Din:l Jones, Duncanville ; Ann Lattimore Levell:lnd ; Vickie Poner Longview; Sharon Story. Spring; Sh:lron Swick. Groesbeck ; S:lndy Thompson Atle : Linda WaIlS. Bedford

February 28. 19 76: Marianne Bean. Renee Williams. CI:lrksville: Susan Mosher . Barbara Onhood. Hous10 n ; Robin Wakeley Susan Eledge. Hum ; Nancy Bradfield Fort Worth: Donn:l BI:lmire Rich:lldson : Cindy Carrell. Denton ; N:lney Pinm:ln. Lockha.rc : Pam Smith. Barbara Schachl.julie Erck D:lllu

January 22. 1977 : Dawn Adams. PI:lno; Cindy Fuem Bonnie Jones. Christina Manin Velma McCollum Anne McF:lrl:lnd. S:lrah Meek. Swan Mills Fort Wonh ; Rebekah Green. M:lrl:l Hunter. U(':lna Ramirez. Sally Slalon. Martha Tucker D:lllas; Cheryl Harper. Denton ; Cindy Held. Chrissy Jennison. San Antonio : M:lrgaret Reynolds.jean Self. Beaumont : Holl r Warwick Irving

Ver m o n t Be t a. U n iversity of Vermonr - May. 1976 : JO:lnne W:lII. Burlington : Carla Boardm:ln. Maureen McGinley. South Burlington : Helen Burgess. Br:lltleboro : M:lryanne Coughlin. Swanzey Center. N , H ,; Michtle Ciecura. Scotch Plains. N J .; Jane Dickey. North Haven Conn .: Cuolyn Fa.ig Pennington. N j .: Elizabeth Mc · Clellan. Springfield. Mass ,; Christine O·Donnell. Rose· mont. Penn .; Reooca Staudt Bloomfield Hills Mich .; Chelsie Wallace Chagrin Falls Ohio; Janet Walsh Belle · vue. Wash , September. 1976 : Debbie Carleton. Wellesl,. Mass Febru:lry 1977 : C:lndy Pernult South Buriin,1on ; Sally Abraham. Shelburne ; Beth Nuner. Williston ; Wendy Burrows Molly McRoberts St Louis. Mo .: Jen. nifer 8ergo Mason City. 10"':l : Melanie Carbone Quoque. N Y .; Anne Cushing. Fr:lmingh:lm. Mass .: Andrea DeAngelis. DeWiu. N . Y .; Joann MacWhinncy . Needham Mus .; Heidi Mcintire Jody Watts. Swamp· SCOtt Mass .; Sharon Moughan Haverhill. Mm .: Jennifer Park. Villanova. Penn .; Pamela Vincent. Plainfield. N.J .: Julie Watson Rochester. N Y ,

Vir,inia Gamma. Collele of William and Mu)' -Sep· lember 19. 1976 : Nancy Parrish, Norfolk January 30. 1977 : Kimberly DeSamper. Judy M:lhaffey Williamsburg ; Jane Gresham Judy Howard Richmond ; Debbie Bishop , Yorktown : Cary Carr. Alexandria ; Lee Greeneiscn. Falls Church; Donna Hume. Chesapeake; Beth McM:lth Onley ; Jay Morr is. Puersbur, : Patty Park Annand:lle: Susan Slater. Lexington ; Chris Smith, Vir·

ginia Bach ; Pam Spicer C harl ottesv ille ; Kath y Sull ivan , Fairfax ; Debbie Hill Levittown. Pa .; Gini H i ll Claredon Hills : Ill. ; Dawn Man sfield Bloomfield H ills. Mi ch. ; Cathy McMenamin Me chanicsburg Pa .; Jeanne Me yer Greenlawn. N Y .; Mary Sowel. Georgetown S .C.; Nancy Tammi Maywood N.j : Kathy Wieland. Bloomington , III.

Virsinia Delt2l , Old Dominion Uni.,ersity - August 29. 19 76: Car lotta Bell Norfolk; Ellen Richardson Ports · mouth ; Karen Howie. Sum merville S C .; Mary Patinella Rockville. M e.

January 16 , 1977: Susan Farmer . Dover. N.j .: Ka y Laubach Yardle y. Pa .; Virginia Thomas. Chadds Ford Pa .; Cheryl Underwood , Chesapeake

Virginia Epsilon Uniyersity of Virginia-August 29, 19 76: Delinda Alley, Birmingham, Ala .; Laura Davies , Piedmont , Calif.; Linda Sasser, Atlanta . Ga .; Susan Rivello , Potomac Md ; Lori Rothstein Wayne N.J. ; Judith Bantle Fairport N Y .: Karen Nielson, Hunting· ton , N.Y .; Kathryn Smith , Pelham N Y .; CarO'lyn ROle, Westbury, N Y .; Mary Ellen Christie. McConnelsville. Ohio ; Marlene Clark Sandra Rogowski Alexandria ; Ellen Showen . Arlington ; Debora Jackson . Chantill y; Susanna Chen, Chespeake ; Tracey Cook, Fairfax ; Sandra Keen , Grundy; Alicia Tompkins Mclea n ; Amy Davis. Newport News ; Laura Old , Norfolk ; Kathryn Laguta Porcsmouth ; Jennifer Burrow. Surry; Melody Rouzer Vienna ; Nancy Pulliam Warrenton

Mar ch 6. 1977 : Marcy Jones Plum Point , Md .; Julene Rupp. Minneapolis Minn .; Mary Bardusch Bridgewater , N ). ; Tracey Thorsen, Alexandria ; Kristi File Charlones· ville; Deborah Minan . Martha Weaver . Falls Church ; Barbara Jackson , McLea n ; Janice Murphy Newport News ; Joan Vaught. Springfield

Washi.ngton Alpha. University of Washington - Pam Butterfield. Lori DeCamp Lisa DiJulio. Yvonne Ehricke, Gretchen Ford . Teri Gardner . Kathie Glu«k. Alexa Gregores Barbara Hagberg Mary Hishn , Ana Hopping , Karin H osneld Jan Hurley Jody Johnson, Kathy Lindse y. Patty Lovejoy . Sandy Lundberg . Jana Raisler . Caro l Sater . Ano Weaver Kimberl y Weisman Lynette Wi c h. Pm y Wilson

Washington Gamma. Unil'ersity of puget SoundFebruary 26. 1977 : JoAnn Ahnstrom , Diane Hamilton Pam -West Seattle ; Debbie Aldrete Pales Verdes, Calif.; Lis a Brachvogel Tacoma ; Anne Bremner Olympia ; Laurie

Chappell Beal'erton O re .; Debbie Elder Issaquah ; Pan..i Frey Redm ond ; Becky Haight Tricia Meth o t Everett : Dru Hieber Spoka ne ; Ruth Irvine. Pacific Palisades, CaJif.; G lenn a Klein. Newpon Beach. Calif.; Julie Kruger Karen Swanson , Bellevue : Shawna Phillip , Le slee Sherrill. San Marin o, Calif. ; Carla Riffe Ferndale ; Deb i Swank , Walla Walla ; Tamra Thomasson , Ro seburg , Ore .; Loc.key T odd Pie dmont C alif.; Deanna M Watson Parma , Idah o

West Virtinia Alpha, West Virginia Uninrsity - January 29 1977 : Valarie Arma Coral Springs, Fla .; Jane Carter Kim Nelson. Wheeling ; Barb Crow. Deborah Crow. Jennifer Drake Charleston ; Susan Fauber New Martinsville ; Julie Frazee . Parsons ; Margaret Henry. Huntington ; Janet Merlac k , Laurie Kincaid Pitts burgh. Pa. .; Peggy Paxto n Elkview : Nancy Richard s. Shinnston ; Patrin Thomson McLean , Va .: Karen Williamson Mo rgantown

West Virginia Gamma. Bethany CoUe,e - Ma y 2 1976 : Lynda Bu c hbinder Freehold N ). : Edith Crane Silver Springs, Md .; Amy Handley Steubenville. Ohio; Ki m · berly Haus man , SI. Louis Mo .; Debra Ireland Deer Park N Y .; Wendy Kuhn Larc hmont. N Y .; Julianne O'Neil. Downington , Pa .; Chri.stine Robinson Follansbee ; Jeri Welsh

Wisc.oruin G2mma. University - May 14. 19 76 : Avis Armfield Janesville ; Elizabeth Dodge Barbara Douglas Susan Dremr , Neenah ; Julia Hood Lake Forest III. ; Mary Hopley . Cincinnati. Ohio ; Katharine Jensen . St Paul. Minn .; Ellen Kahenthaler Unil'ersity City , Michelle Mahn Oak Creek ; Karen Nelson "Bloomington Minn . February 20 19 77: Marianne Herrmann. Greendale

Wyoming Alpha , University of Wyoming -Fall . 1976 : Melissa Duuon , Rapid City. S D .; Josette Gidon Edgewarer, N.J .; Shaunna Henderson , Wheaton. III. : Deb y H o m yak. Kim O lden burl . Cheyenne; Cindy Ruckman. Cody

Spring 1977 : Connie Anest, Nancy Ca mpbell Nancy Mitchell Kim Price Abbe Wells. Casper ; Debi Bartu , Seward Neb .; Janet 8um Kim Hodgell Kim Magill , Laura. McWilliams Denver. Colo .; Myra Costopol u s, Cheye nne ; Jerri Donahue . GrOl'er. Colo .; Julie Gizinski. Rio de Janeiro , Brazil; Julie Hunter Wheatland ; Kathy Long, Birmingham , Ala .; Penny Neumann Orange City. la .; Kris Simmons Rapid City. S D .; Kim Yonkee Sherid2ln

Families Honored At Open House

by LIsA TuooR, Louisiana Bela

Louisiana Beta's annual family patty was a uemendous success . Each membet's family received an invitation to our open house in March.

A Louisiana Beta uadition, our family patty gives families a chance to plan a uip to the Pi Phi house to meet much talked about Pi Phi sisters, their families, and even boyfriends.

Sandwiches, arrow cookies, and punch were served in the dining room preceeding presentation of our informal patty-complele with Pi Phi dancers and specialty acts.

"Pi Phi Tattle-Tales," a new addition 10 OUI family patty reperroire , was universally applauded.

The game-show lake-off consisted of a pand of Ihree Pi Phis and their falhers participating in a question-answer sessiod. The falhers answered questions such as "Which type of guy would your daughter rather go OUI with?"

The party wound up wilh Louisiana Beta's rendition of "Bye-Bye Love," leaving friends and rdalives free to roam Ihe house and visil loIS more friends.

Th. talented memb.rs of the Texol a.ta 10"g group ent.rtaln at 0 number of functions throughout the year . Th. group Includ.. Penny Porker, Chrll'I"_ Nlel •• " . An" lra,h.r, Solly Shl.I. , Libby Frand•. Mary An" Oon'.I. , Ilolr Pedrick. Lauren McDonald, An" Adams and L II. Landrum

Newly·eI.c.ed pom-pon Ilrls for the 1'"·" yea" lynda AhriMr, and Robin Norgaard will rep"'."' Oklahoma a.to 01 th.y work to promote .plrlt amonl OSU .tude"ts. Along with hours of proctlce each week . they ottend wr •• ttlng makh .. , football and balketball,am.. , pep rolll ••. and banqu ....

Is Panhellenic Woman of Year

by DoROTHY NELSEN HUNTER, O"",ha A. C.

The Omaha (Nebr.) Alumnae Club was highly honored when Dr. Mary Hosier Hall, Indiana Alpha, was vOled Panhdlenic Woman of Ihe Year in Omllha.

Mary has been an aClive member of bolh Ihe Lincoln and Omaha Alumnae Clubs. She is currently Ihe top adminisuator in Home Economics al the Unive"ity of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO). Thus she is Associale Dean of Ihe College of Home Economics, UniversilY of Nebraska al Lincoln (UNL) and carries Ihe responsibililY 10 work with department chairmen and deans on both campuses. It has been a professional honor for Mary to be the fi"l woman al UNO 10 be appoinled 10 academic deanship and 10 be a member of Ihe Council of Academic Deans.

AI UNO she has been a facullY represen· lalive on an appeals board and is now chairman of Honors Day and Commencement Commi!!ee and a member of the Greek Task Force . One service she has performed during Ihe pasl (WO yea" has been that of chairing UNO's Chancellor's Commission on the SlalU! of Women . She has served on (WO search commi!!ees for new deans-one al UNO and one al UNL.

Dr . Hall was the nominee for Woman of the Year Award by Aluusa, in Ihe area of Pubtic Affairs .

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FRATERNITY DIRECTORY

Officers

OFACERS EMERITUS

Gund Pmidmc EmmtIlJ-M ariant'lt Reid Wild (}dB Robe") 2021 8t:lmonc Rd .• N W Wuhinacon. D C. 20009

Grand Trnnartt Emmtul-Olml Smith MOOR' (MB Hmry, Jr ) 420 Pine 51 .• P O Box 313, Taartana. TX 7))01

GRAND COUNCIL

Grand Presidenl -E lizabctb Turnct OfT (Mn ) Gordon) 684, S.E. 281h, Ponland , OR 97202

Grand Viet Praidene ofColle,ians- FrNI Stafford Schuyler {MB . Pen:r) ,142 Normandy Ave Memphis TN 3811 7

Grand Vice PrHtdern 0( AhuMx-Barbara Sands OIKn (Mrs JllInn C )}096, Ointon. Bay ViII_,t:, OH «140

Gand Vi« Praicknc of Phibnthropia-Jean Winhs Scoc:c (MD Jon) 1186 Udarwood Dr • Mora&a CA 904,,6

Grand $ecm:Jry -Annatt: Micchdl Mills (Mrs Jack) 2128 Vesmdlf: Dr • Birmin,ham AL })216

Grand Conespondin, SecrrtalJ' -Nanc:y Bls.idx:r PoIkd (Mrs O Edwud) 269 NonhvnRd • Da,lon OH 4S419

Gr2nd Trnsu.rer-Lucilt: JohanntS5C:n Jtoea (Mrs Paul M ) 1)8 N Country Club Dr ., AZS)OI4

Natiocul PlnheliMic Dde,Jllt'-To be filled II Convt:ncioo

DIRECTORS

DUeaoc of AJum.nac Ad...,,,. Commiuea-Mary Ann fisher Olinae.r (Mn O Ottn) 2401 W Woodmofu Dr • Muncie. IN 47304

0i.1'CUOf of Aiumaac PlOJtlUDI-Emily Robinson Kunde (Mrs Marvin A ) 6)38 Circk. Dallas 1X 75240

Direaor of Chaptet HoUle Corporations-ESther Bunger Doul ' laM (Mn , Harl) 721 7th St .• Boulder. CO 80302

Oi.reaor of Membenhip-ShllOn Smith Piera: (MlJ J.) 9525 WoodsuumDr., ft Wayne. Ind 46804

Dirca:oc of UDcklJraduate. Activities-Doris Brown fl1vcttt (Mrs W E ) 2216 E1 Dc Oro Dr .• Clearwater. fL B116

Sec:ms.ty of the AJum.nx DeprartmeaI-PhyUis foster Pmer (Mrs Joseph B.• Jr ) 24 Stonc.rid,c Orck, Durham NC 27701

APPOINTED NA nONAL OffiCERS

Edirou(The ARROW-Marilyn Simpson Ford (Mrs William Jr ) 268 Undc.rwood Dr " N W " Atlanta GA 3O}28

Nalional Fralernity' lfutorian-Evel yn long Fay (Mrs Kevin J ) 1006 San Roque Rd .• Sana Barbara CA 93101

Supt"a.or of Chapc:tr Hislono-Jeannetle Simpson Robtm (Mrs Richard A ) 1674 Longwood Dr., BalOn Rouge , LA 70808

Nnional Con«nlion Guide -J ane Hammans Miller (Mrs G R ) 481) Cresrwood Dr ., Little Rock . AR 72207

SPECIAL OFFJCER$

Tnnlinl Graduate CounKIoG-Ronnn Gomz &- Kathy Taylor Pi Beu Phi Central Office.. 7730 Carondelet Suire .rBl 51 Louix , MO 61 101

P'ldiamenl2rian-Carrit Mae McNair Blount (Mrs R J.) 7712

Pickard N E., Albuquerque, NM 871 10

PI 8ETA PHI CENTRAL omCE AND MAGAZINE AGENCY

Dirutoc-Sa ll y Perry Schulenburg (Mrs Ralph E.) Pi Beta Phi Centra! OffKe, 7730 Carondekt, Suile 'Bl . 51 . louis MO 61 10)

financial DitC'Clor-Oorol hy Mayne Campbell (Mrs DorCKhy ) Pi Bell Phi Central OffKe 7730 Carondekt, Suitt '3B St Louis, M061 10)

RESOVRCE CONSULTANTS

Ruth-Miss Dianne: Phillips 11«·" Lafayette Dr., Columbus. OH 41220 fruemity Oritotatioa -K2.thryn FOld Yorick (Mrs . Jeffrey R .) 1249 N . ArlinltOn .• IndianapolU:, IN 46226

EduC2tional Enrichment-C:arol Wood. 14 W Ebn St Ml201 Chicago.IL60610

Fraternity Herira,e and Otytlopment - Laura Allen Bouldin (Mrs Mike) 1624 Glen Echo Rd ., Nashvilk. TN 37215

Philanthropies-Jan COlIitts Division of Srudent Pmonncl. Indiana Memorial Union , Room 30 , Bloomington IN 47401

Chairmen of Standing Committees

BI.td,a Mel finance Commiuee-Lucile Johannoscn Roa (Mrs Paul M ) 118 N Country Oub Dr .• Phoenix , AZ 81014

Canadian PhllancJuopia Committee:-Monica Hou,htOfl Mitchell (Mrs _ R E ) 222 Chaplin Crace.nt, Toronto , ON r.UP IB4 Canada

TIle Chain-Emily Robinson Kunde (Mrs. Marvin A ) 6)38 Ridle* Dallas , TX 712040

AJumnae Committee: foe ContinuinJ EdueuioD-Ailttn Ayleswonh WeI,2n (Mrs William M ) 1212 lrd Ave N • Soule WA98109

EnuN Halper Turner Mtmorial fund. Conunictee-Miss Mary Francn Pirtty , 629 Wataca Dr., LouisviUt , KY 40206

Extension Commiuee:-Nancy Blakher Polloclt (Mrs O Edward) 269 Nonhv,"" Rd Dayton. OH 41419

Fruef'ftity Exc:d&t1kZ Comminee -Doris Brown FaWtttt (Nn VI , E ) 2116 EI Dc Oro Or .• Ckarwl.tff. fL 11116

Holt Houle Comminee-Jan Papke. l.:&ndas (Mrs John) 2240 S W IIthSt . DtsMoma . LA 10111

Houte DiMtor Commiuee-Mary Ann FisMf Olin,er (Mrs O Oren) 2401 W Woodmont Dr • Munc ie , IN 4 7104

IcIta Bank Committee - Barbm 1.J.n,cn SuoINlad (MIS John) 170 Carkton Coun. Apt II Grand Forks, NO 18201

Loan fund Commincc-Sally Murphy Morris (Mrs o.v1d) U8 Marblehead Lane . Walnut Creek . CA 94)08

MuNc Committee-Mary S OJOn Enid (Mrs . Dale) 2}Oo1 W l04th, Inwood, KS 66206

Nauoaal Panhtlknic Confermce hi AJtemate-PauiciaJohRJOn Schwenxn (Mrs M H .) R R 4. Clay Center. KS 674}2 2nd Altemate-Margaret Cudn« ChristiUlKn (Mrs G T ) 421 Fairfu: Rd .• Birmin,ham M148009

Nominatinl Comminee-Pat flle! John (Mn Philip) 22B 18th

Place Eut.Sotde WA 98112

StctkmC'nt School Committee-Mary Hekn Teny Holhday (Mn James W ) 100 Santa 's Village Rd • Scott ' l Vane, CA 9)066

Official CALENDARS

COLLEGIATE CHAPTERS

Consult Directory in this issue for addressn of National Officers

Central Office address is : 7730 Carooddct , Suite 333 St Louis Missouri 63101 All '''Ie tUlu 4re to be pOJlmllrled dilIeS

PRESIDENT,

Send monthly letter to Province President postmarked not later than the 10th of each month, throuJh May (Carbons to : AAC chairman, any scheduled visiting national officer)

Send a copy of the Chapter Statistical Rcpon to your Province President as soon as possible after school begins

Before I , write Province: President of goals and plans for the yeu (Include copy of summer letter to chapter members . )

September 25-Arrangc: for fire: inspection of premises by local authorities

November I-Beginning of Chapter Officer Election Period . EJect three alumnae members to AAC at same time chapter officers are elected .

November I-Send Fire ProteCtion Affidavit or expulI#lio" 0/ IIIItlfloidJJble de"', ill se"di", il 10 Director of Chap· ter House CocpoDtions

February l,-Final date for chapter nomination for Amy Burnham Onken Award ; send letter of nomination to Province President

February I,-AAC of each chapter in province send in irs nomination for the Chapter Service Award to the Province President

April20- Final date fo r deCiion of c hapter offi cers

SECRETARY,

Send active IBM Membership list back to Centtal Office as soon 2.$ possible after receipt.

Notify Province President and Central Office i",,,,ediIJlel, when changes in chapter officers are made

Send initiation cenificates to CentC1l Office within three days after initiation Coordinate with chapte r treasurer who must send GT·I form with the initiation fees.

October I,-Send House Director data blank to Chairman of Committee on House Directors.

November I-Send name and address of president of Mothers' Club to Centr2 1 Office.

November I,-Send a copy of the chapter bylaws to the Province President and a copy to the Alumnae Advisory Com· mittee Chairman

TREASURER,

Send Financial statemenu to Parenu of Pledges who have been approved for initiation two weeks before the proposed initiation date

Send to Cenual Office:

Annual Budget Form BC·I jUst as soon as it is prepared at the beginning of the faU school term. Do not wait until you send your first repon.

Pledge and l or repledge fees with GT·I form within two weeks after any pledging or repledging ceremony. If possible coordinate with the Vice President of Social Advancement who must send the pledge list , Initiation fees with GT.I form within three days after each initiation ceremony Coordinate with the Secreu.ry who must send the initiation cenificates.

July through April-Monthly fmancial repon on due dates in accordance with Treasurer's Manual to Central Office

July) I-Send Annual Balance Sheet with final repon to Central Office.

September-Send letter from Grand Treuurer and local letter on chapter fmance (previously approved by Province President) to parenu of actives and pledges as soon as school opens Not necessary for parenu of pledges if fmal page of the booklet sent to them is fllied in

October I'-Check for Bound Auow to Central Office

October 20-Send national dues of S10 00 per active member to Central Office on GT·l form listing memben' names and initiation numbers.

If initiated after due date member should pay national dues with initiation (ees

January 1 '-Senior Application Blanks and Senior Dues for midyear gDduates to eentDI Office

January 20-Send national dues of S10 . 00 per active member to Central Office on GT-I form listing memben' names and initiation numben

April 1 '-Send Senior Blanks and Senior Dues for spring or summer Graduates to Central Office

By May 20-Conuibutions made payable to Pi Beta Ph i Central Office for Harriet Rutherford Johnston Scholanhip Fund Convention Hospitality Fund, Settlement Schoo) (Arrowmont) Holt House. and Canadian Philanthropies.

MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN,

Send to Central Office within ten days after #"1 pledging Rush Information Forms with proper signatures for each girl pledged .

Send to the Rush Information Chairman of the a.!umnae dub concerned within ten da,.. after any pled,in, a list of a.!1 ,irls pled,ed from the town or tOWOl under that a.!umnat club ' s juritdKtion Send to Central Office: the name and addtc:ss of newl y elected Chapter Membenhip Chairman on posccard pro,ided m sprin, Send the Membenhip Statistica.! Repon to Director of Membenhip and Pro,ince Presideot within ten day. after conclusion of any formal nub .

PANHELLENIC DELEGATE:

As available-Send copy of Panhellenic Rush Booklet to NPC Deleeate. Director ofMembenhip October lO-Pinal date for Semi·Annual Repon to NPC Dele,ate AprilU-Pinal date for Annual Repon to NPC Dele,ate

VICE PRESIDENT OF MORAL ADVANCEMENT :

Within one month after installation, send a repon listine and explainin, chapter ,oals io aU areu of Moral Advancement for the com in, yeat' to the Dir«tor of Undcc,csduate Activities Copies to Provmce President and AAC Chairman

One month before term of office expires send onrsJl enluation of achievem ents in aU areas of Moral Adnncement to Dir«tor ofUnder,csdutte Activities Copies to Province President and AAC Chairman. Within fint 2 weeks of each term-Conduct Member Interest Sut\'ey of p,no"./ and d"pllr Deem and ,oals (Will determine special interest groups and activities for each term ) Send to Executive Council for chapter action and for inclwioD in monthly letter to Province Presiden t

November 1)-Ma,azine subscriptions ordered as Christmas ,ifu, send to Pi Bea Phi Ma,azine A,ency

March I-Final date for Active Evaluation Whenenr total Dumber for active chapter is complete send to Province Coordinator for FtlIternlty ExcdJence with Form )0) and list of sjenltures .

NOTE : FtlIternity Herita,e and Devc:lopment Interest Group should fmt review eacb essay for ideas of immediate value and use to chapter and submit peronent material to Ex«utivc Council III/ore sending all evaluations on to Province Coordinator

March U-Music Repon, send to National Music Chairman.

April I ) -Send annual Philanthropies Report (Campu s/Co mmuniI Y Service- no t Arrowmont ) to Dire cto r of Undergraduate AClivit ies , with cop ies 10 Pro vi nce President and AA C Chairman

Apr il 30-Send Annual Repon of chapter ' s Arrowm o nt program s and activ it ies to Chairman Arr o wm ont Bo ard of G o vern on , co py to Directo r of Undergtlldu3te Activit ies

VICE FRESIDENT Of SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT:

Withio oDe mooth after ionaJlation , send a repon listin, aDd explaioin, chapter ,oa.is in all arcu of Social Advancement for the com in, yeu to the Dittc::tor ofMembenhip Copies (0 Province President and AAC Chairman

One month before term of office o:pires, send ovuall enluation of achievements in areas of Social Advancement to Dir«tor ofMembenhip Copies to Pro.,intt President and AAC Chainnan

Scad Evaluation of Rush Repon within 2 weeks of close of ru.h to OUectorofMembership, cc : Province President

Send List of Pledges with puenu' name. &- addresses: within two weeks of pled,in, to Central Offlee, ProviDce Pre.ident. and Province Coordinator

Send letter to parents of pledees, lIfter it has been approved by Province President within 2 weco of pled,in, to Parents ofPled,es

Send Plcd,e E.,a1uations 3 weeks before initiation to Pro.,ince Coordinator for Fraternity Excellence with Form '20) .

NOTE : The Fraternity Orientation ImerCit Group, tIIlth'", with Ihl Me . is to ccview each pledee'a written effiuation and compile peninem information be/orl sending all evaluations on to the Province Coordinator .

VICE PRESIDENT OF MENTAL ADVANCEMENT:

I Collis ""J £ • .JII"r;o"

Within one month after installacion , send a repon listin, and cxplain.ioe chapter ,oals in all U'eu of Menw Ad'flocement for the comine yeat' to the Director of Under,radulte Activities Copies to Province Pmidel:at aod AAC Chairman .

Ooe month before term of offke ezpires , send overall oaluation of achioements in all areas of Mental Advancement to Director ofUndefenduate Activities . Copies to Province Presidc.nt and AAC Chairman .

2 A&ulIIJie Ex&,UI""

Schobnhip Blank '3. Io-sprin& semester or quaner anoual ; Februuy 2)-faU quanti'; March 2)-WI KmCSter; April 25 - wioter quaner send to Director of Under,raduate Activities Copies to Pro.,ince Petsideol. Province Coordinator for fcsternity Excelleoce

Scholarship BIa..n1: '6- bcfore March 1) to Central OffKe

Individual Academic Goal Cards stay with.io the chapter but Ktve u the basis for Revised Scholarship Blank '3 and (or the term oaluation of the .,ice president Their UK is stron,.y ur,ed for pled&es

3. Plli/ie.#o"s

As requested: Idea Bank Coouibutions-to Idea Bank Chairman .

July )-for fall Anow : Chapter Annual Repon News, {"-tures, pictures Send to Editor of The Anow

January 7-fo r sp ring Alltow : News. features and pictures Pictures of Campus Queens Monu Boards. Who 's Who and Phi Beta Kappas Send to Editor of The Anow

February I-carbon o f first half of Chapter Hist ory to Supcl"I'isor of C hapter Histories

March 22-for summer ARROW : List of initi:HI."S for the year. News , features pictures PiClures for Fraternity Swc:elhnm sectio n send to Editor of The ARROW

Ma y 1)-Carbon of half of Chapler History to Director of Chapter Hist ories. HI SIOry brought to Convenllon by delegate

MAGAZINE CHAIlIMAN,

Send orders t o Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency u re ceived

November I) - Send Christmas gift subscriptions to Pi Beta Phi Magazine: Alen cy to e:nsure: lift card deJivc=ry by D«e:mbe:r 2)

PLEDGE SPONSOR ,

October-Send Grand Co uncil letter and chapter letter (previousl y approve:d by Province: Presiden t) to parents of ple:dles as soo n after pledlinl as possible: January 1' - Th ose with deferred pledling send Grand Counc il letter and cha pter letter to parents of pledge:s

APPLICATION FOR FELLOWSHIP , SCHOLARSHIPS , AND LOANS ,

Blanks and Information on how to make application may be o btaine:d from Central Office

January I '-Letter of Application for Pi Beta Phi Fellowship due to Grand President . Pebruary I - Appli cation fo r Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship Ruth Barrett Smith Scholanbip. Junior Alumnae Group Scholarship , Frances Hall Comly Scholanhip Louisian. Alpha Triple: M Scholarship due to Grand R«ord in, S«retary

M.rch I-Lc:cter of Application for California Alpha Scholarship due to Mrs . Richard Madigan , 76 Belbrooi: Way , Athenon California 9402'

J.nuary I to March U-Scholanhips to Arrowmont : Assistantships (work scholanhips for trained studeDts i n crafts) Write to : Miss Marian Heard Auowmont Boz '67 Gatlinburg. Tennessee }7H8

Virginia Alpha Scholarship and Brendel Scholarship write 10 : Mrs . D . D . Riddle , Jr .• Arrowmont . Boz '67 , Gatlmburl . Tenncs.sce }7738 .

ALUMNAE

Due dates for reportS arc to be postmarked dates Consult Official Directory of this Issue for names and addresses of National Office:rs

PRESIDENT ,

October ,-Copy due to Editor of The Chili"

November but not later than March 1'-Elect Alumnae Club Rush Information Committee Chairman and appoint at least 2 other members to serve from March l' to March 15 of following year

Nov ember I to April 20-E lect twO members of the: AAC to coordinate ...ith the eI«tion of chapter officers . AAC members arc to be installed when elected

January )-Copy due to Editor of The Chili"

February I-Election of club officers to be held no later than March 31 , sa..id officen to tue office at the close of the flSUl year .

February I-Evelyn Peters Kyle Angel A....rd Committee da.dline date for seoding its nomination to its Alumnae Province Pres ident (Con vention ya.ronly)

March 3I-Send n.me and address of Rush Information Chairman to Central Office on postcaId provided so that it "ill appear in Rushing Directory of Summer Allow If not received name o f Club PrCl will be listed

April )-Copy due to Editor of The Chili"

April15-Send three Annual Repon Questionnaires to officers as duetted

May-Installation of ne ... officers at tegular dub me:e:ting .

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY,

Must be r«ipient of The ARROW

October 1)-Send In Memoriam notices to Centra.! Office: for Wioter Anow

November 10-Mail club year booi: o r program roStel ... ith program plans (pag e 23 of club Preside:nt ' s Notebook) to the Dircc:tol of Alumnae Programs, Alumnae Province President and Ceoua! Office:

December 31-Send In Mem oriam notices to Central Office for Sprinl Anow

April I - Send ne: offiter list to Alumnae Province PtesideDt and Central Office for Summer Anow

April12 - Se:od lener "ith club ncws to Alumnae Club Letter Editor for Anow

April I) - Send In Memoriam notices to Cenual Office for Summer Anow .

Aprill ,-Pioal deadline for new club officer list

July I )-Se:nd In Memoriam noticCl to Central Office for Fall Anow .

TIlEASU1lER,

Send nauonal dues and receipts to C.lffTlII O/fi&6 and u collected t.hJoughout the year

May 20-AU-dues and donations of fuods sho uld be mailed to CCncR! Office by this date in order co count for current ycor

Pi Beu. Phi Settlement Scbool (Aerowmont)

Holt House

CODYention Hospitality

Harriet RuthcrfordJohnstooc Scholanhip Fund

Junior Group Scholanbip

Emma HacpcrTufncr Memorial Fund

Make club check covering total contributions payable to Pi Beta Phi Central OffKC Check muSt be accompanied by GT·2 Form ,howio, club's apponionmcnt to desired funds. (Canadian clubs make separate checks .) Checks payable to Annwcmt Shop arc SCnt to Pi Beta Phi Arro.craft Shop. 80:1 534. Gatlinbur,. 37H8

June 30-Scnd Audits slips u directed .

RUSH INFORMATION CHAlllMAN,

November 1 )-Send tcporr to Alumnae Province President Winter-Review with Rush Information Committee area.s to be listed in Summer ARiOw Send any changes in club atea listings to Central Office no later than March 31st

March i)-Send repon to Alumnae Province President MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN ,

November 2)-Send Christmu subscriptions to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency to ensure Cbrisunu gift card delivery by December 2)

HOUSE CORPORATION TREASURERS,

September-Send annual repom to Director ofCbapter HOUK Corporations Send copy of rcpon to Provioce President conccrned

In Memoriam

MABEL ANDERSON ADAMS (Mrs . Carl N .) Initi· ated inco Illinois Delta November , 1904; died january , 19 77.

KENDAL INEZ GAITHER ASHMORE (Mrs Phillip) Oklahoma Bera February, 1960; died March, 1977.

BFITY lEE ARMSTRONG (Mrs. j L ) initiated into Minnesota Alpha February, 193:5 ; died january, 1977

CHARLOTTE OSBORN BARRETT (Mrs T ., jr .) initio ated into Texas Alpha February, 1949; died ber , 1976

lELA WEST BATTIN (Mrs .) initiated inco Indiana Beta February , 1922 ; died February, 1977

JEANNETrE BEIS initiated into Mississippi Beta November, 19 16; died December , 1976

MARY D LUCAS BoSTICK (Mrs R T .) initiated inco North Dakota Alpha M:uc h , 1930 ; died October , 1976.

HA ZEL WISHARD BROWN (Mrs Roy A .) initiated into Iowa Alpha March, 19 14 ; affiliated with Wisco nsin Alpha; died December, 19 76.

RUTH CARTER BUNDY (Mrs .) initiated into Indiana Delta April , 1927 ; died March , 1977

MARlON Moss BURBANK (Mrs Walter F.) initiared into Iowa Gamma Ma y, 191) ; died January , 19 77.

VERA C . HOllENBACK BURNS (Mrs . james K .) initiated into Wyoming Alpha September , 1910 ;

died February, 1977.

MILLI CENT MCDONALD CLASS (Mrs. W . D .) initiated into Indiana Beta October, 1909 ; dild March , 19 77.

BETTY BOu.MAN COBB (Mrs S B ,jr ) initiatcd into Texas Alpha March , 1947; died November , 1976

AuCE BRlGHT CORDELL (Mrs.) initiated into Indiana Delta April, 1924; died February , 1977.

KATHRY N E BROWNE CRAMER (Mrs C E.) initiated into JIlinois Zeta February, 1916 ; died january , 1977

HELENE E DOUGLAS DANIELS (Mrs . Donald H .) initiated into Maine Alpha March , 1922; died February , 1977

JUNE RENOE DENISON (Mrs V A .) initiated into Missouri Beta February , 1929 ; died October, 1976

HELEN C PARKS GALUNI (Mrs Emil) initiated into Indiana Alpha September, 1924 ; died October , 1976 .

CYNTHIA ANN GAUNT initiated into Oklahoma Alpha February , (96) ; died March , 1977 .

MARTHA CLEO DE GAGNE GAFFNEY (Mrs . R . V.) initiated into Maine Alpha March , 1927 j died March , 1977

ELSIE HAYD EN GIBBS (Mrs D. R.) initiated into Indiana Gamma September , 1916 ; died December , 19 76.

INEZ McMILLAN GIBSON (Mrs. T. G.) initiated into Oklahoma Alph2 September, 19 10 ; died October, 1976

EUGEN IA L. GOODWIN initiated into Mas sa· chusetts Alpha Novembe r , 1906 ; died January , 1977.

LUCILE LOMBARD GR ISWOLD (Mrs J. Liogan) initiated into louisiana Alpha October. 1915 ; died January, 1977

MARY THAYER GRUYS (Mrs Frank) i nitiated into Washington Alpha January , 1938 ; affiliated with Ca lifo rni a Beta ; died November, 1976.

JEANNETIE SA ER GWYNNE (Mrs J. H .) initiated into Maryl and Alpha February , 1924; died March , 1977.

LELA L. MOOR E HARP (Mrs. P . W .) initiated into Iowa Ga mmaMa y, 1910 ; died):anuary , 1977.

FRANKIE BROW N HULElT (Mrs. Bill ) init iated into Oklahoma Beta Marc h , 1935 ; died March, 1977

MARTHA AIKEN JONES (Mrs. R L. ) initiated into South Caro lin a Alpha Oc tober , 1931 ; died March , 1977

GLENDA POWERS JUU US (Mrs. William) initialed i nt o Florida Beta February , 1958 ; d ied February, 1977-

JEAN SPRAGUE KIENDL (Mrs . A. H .) initiated int o Vermont Beta Mar ch, 194 1 ; died January , 1977.

MARGARET SIMMINGER KING (Mrs. E . A .) i nitiated into Indiana Delta April , 1921 ; died Dece mber , 1976.

MARY B . CAMPBEll LEVERICH (Mrs . W . K .) initiated into Loui s iana Alpha December, 1906 ; died November , 1976.

VIOLA STORMER LINDER (Mrs. H H ) initiated into Illin ois Epsilon February , 1920 ; died June , 1976.

CATHARINE MATHER lIPPIN COTI (Mrs . J. W .) initiated into Pennsylvania Alpha April , 1923; died January , 1977.

ARENA WATTERS LLoYD (Mrs. Kenneth ) init iated i nto Iowa Zeta October, 19l4 ; died February , 1977.

ELEANOR RIDDLE loNG {Mrs Th o mas 1. ) initiate d into Ari zo na Alpha October , 1930; d ied January, 1977.

FRA NCES GROVER LUBeKE (Mrs .]. H .) initi ated into New York Gamma March , 19 14 ; died January, 1977.

MIRIAM Mc DOUGAll initiated into Mi c higan Alpha December, 19 17 ; died December , 1976.

GRACE HARLAN M c KINLEY (Mrs. S., Jr .) initiated into Nebraska Beta March , 1924 ; died Janu ary, 19 77.

STELLA HIGHT MCNAIR (Mrs. W . P .) initiated i nto Arkansas Alpha December , 19 10 ; died March, 1977

MA UD E MCPHERSON initiated into D C Alpha Apr i l , 1902; died Novembe r , 1976

CLEO BARNES MOORE (Mrs Alfred ) initiated into

Mississippi Alpha April, 1961 ; died December. 1976

HEL EN YANTIS Moss (Mrs J. C.) initiated into Missouri AlphaJanuary, 1920; died February , 1977

MARION GRAY NELSON (Mrs.J. M .) initiated into Co lorado Beta October, 1933; died January, 1977.

MARIE C. NIC HOLLS initiated into Loui siana Alpha October, 1923 ; died February , 1977.

ALENE l. CRITIENOEN OlMSTED (Mrs. B R .) initiated into D .C. Alpha Nove m be r , 1912 ; died December , 1976.

BLANCHE GILLIAT PAR SONS (Mrs. J L.) in itiated into Maine A lph a February , 1916; died January , 1977.

MILDRED BRIGHAM PERKINS (M rs. M H .) initiated into Co lo rado Alpha October, 1908 ; died October, 19 76.

GLADYS H ULT ING PORTER ( Mrs.) initiated into California Beta Septembe r , 1915 ; died March , 1977.

GERALDINE WANKE RADDITZ (Mrs.) i ni tiated into Oregon Beta January , 1938 ; died Janu:uy , 19 77.

LUCILLE VERNON REILLY (Mrs . James A .) initiated into Illinois Beta-Delta February, 1942; died December , 19 76.

H ELEN REYNOLDS initiated into Ohio Alpha March, 19 1) ; died February , 1977.

GERTRUDE E MAR CH ROBISO N ( Mrs Dan R .) initiated into Massac hu sett s Alpha Febru ary, 19 20 ; died March , 1977.

MARJORIE WHAM RUTHERFORD (Mrs. E . C.) initiated i nt o Illinoi s Zeta March , 1932 ; died November, 1976.

FLORENCE KNAPP SAMMONS (Mrs . E . c., Sr . ) initiated into Ca lifornia Alpha October , 19 13; died Mar ch, 1977.

FRA NCES RATHER SEYBOLD (Mrs .) initiated into Texas Alpha April , 1934 ; died January , 1977

FLOY SHELDAHL SHARPE (M rs. Grant A .) initiau:d into Co lorado A lpha November, 1906; died Octobe r , 1976

EUZABETH M . JEFFREYS SHORT ( Mrs . S. H ., Jr .) initiated i nt o Virginia BetaJune , 1917 ; died February,1977.

MA E GAllOWAY SEYBERT (Mrs Joseph) i niti ated into Indiana Beta Octobe r , 1917 ; died Marc h , 1977

MELODY S . SJURSET initiated into Illin o is Iota Oc t obe r , 1974 ; died February , 1977.

RUT H NEWBURN SMITH (M rs. Ca rleton D .) initia ted int o D.C Alpha Mar ch, 19 2 ); died J anuary, 1977.

MARY PALM STOLLFUSS ( Mrs .) initiated into Iow a Alpha February, 190, ; died December , 1976.

HELEN COLE SWARTZ (Mrs .) initiated into Wisconsi n BetaJ an u ary, 1922; died January, 1977

ANNALEE VERNON TEMPLE (Mrs Alan) initiated into Mi sso uri Alpha Feoruary , 19 13 ; died January , 1977.

VIRGINIA MAE THOMAS iniciated into Maryland Alpha October , 1932 ; died February , 1977

GRACIA WHITE initiated into Washington Beta March, 1916 ; died March, 1977

CONSTANCE FENNELL WlLUAMS (Mrs W ) initi· ated into Kansas Alpha February, 1912; died January , 1977

NELliE CRICHLOW WlLUAMSON (Mrs.) initiated

into Florida Delta March , 1930 ; died October, 1976 .

MAUDE E. WILSON initiated into Pennsylvania Gamma October , 1909 ; died November , 1976

BARBARA SINCLAIR WOOD (Mrs R S.) initiated into Illinois Delta March, 1927 ; died December , 1976

VIRGINIA ROGERS ZEMER (Mrs S G )' initiated into Nebraska Beta March. 1910; died March , 1977

Lost Pi Phis!

T h e current address of any Lost Pi Phi shou ld be sent to Mrs. Ralph Schulenburg, DirectOr of Cent ra l Office, 7730 Carondeler, Suite #333, St. Lo u is, Missouri 63105

OHIO BETA

(Continued from Spring, 1977 , ISlue)

Name /"itilztio1l Yell'

Mary A. Sheehan 1942

Emma Rodgers Sherran (Mrs d ) 1913

Initiated into Ohio A lpha

Margaret G Wade Sheridan (Mn. E. G ) 1947

Barbara Bates Sherwood (Mrs F W ) 1947

Betty J Reeves Shumaker (Mrs. R M ) 1939

SaN. A Strickler Sigler (Mrs S W ) 1912

Initiated ioro Ohio Alpha

Dianne Lynn Shirley Simonton (Mrs Gerald E.) 196) Initiated into Michigan Alpha

Sherry Peters Siracuse (Mrs ) L.) 1952

Carolyn Sue Smith 196'

Pamela Ann Smith 1971

Marilyn A Dickey Smith (Mrs R ) 19)8

Virginia I. Smith 19'6 into Ohio Eta

Jan L. GreenhalfSmith (Mrs . William H .) 19" Initiated into Ohio Delta

Jean Bigger Snyder (Mrs W D ) 1916

He len B Barber Spargur (Mrs C E ) 1926

)odelle Lynn Speer 1969

Virginia L. Bond Springer (Mrs C R ) 19;2

Helen Klinger Starr (Mrs W T ) 1918

Celeste Stewart 19'4

Marjorie A Baird Stewart (Mrs R E ) 1937

Jean Bertha ROC'tug Stimpflc (Mrs John) 1966

Nancy). Strayer 1960

Patricia G Brennan Swan (Mrs Paul) 196)

Ann H Brede Swint,), (Mrs Samuel H ) 1952

Ann C Taylor 1963

Ruth Mills Tcagen (Mn W D ) 19n

Name · ["iliaJiotl Ye#r

Violet M Bogen Teegardin (Mrs F B.) 1927

Hazel H . Tyso n Tejan (Mrs . W . M.) 193'

Lynn Terjescn 1963

Avalyn K . )ames Thomas (Mrs.) 1923

Jayne Anne Thomas 1971

Patricia E Jones Thompson,Jr (Mrs. William G.) 1967

Margaret E Trippy Tomczal: (Mrs H ) 1933

DianaJ Toon 1962

Susan uigh Moreton TotsCH (Mrs . Stephen V.) 1967

Mary C Campbell Townley (Mrs F ) 192'

Virginia Heyman Tracey (Mrs . C.) 1932

Barbara Hubbard Tramontana (Mrs ). S ) 1949

Joan C Traphagan 1968

Nancy L. Freas Trux IV (Mrs. Hugh R.) 1967 Initiated into Ohio Delta

Ruth Clark Turner (Mrs H B ) 1906

Mary Uehling 19H

Eleanor A Ott Updike, Jr (Mrs A L.) 1944

ConnieJ Wilson Van Horn (Mrs Do u glas) 1963

Barbara L Schaefer Van Steenbergen (Mrs A R ) 19'3

Stephanie Robinson Vannatta. J r (Mrs. O. R ) 1941

DeidreJ Voe lker 19)7

Margaret T Berry Von Hungen (Mrs A P ) 1924

Janet A Vredeveld 19'8

Jean R Ulbrich Wagner(Mrs Jack) 19H

Rose M Hanst Wagner (Mrs N ) 1940

Patricia L. Findley Wah (Mrs EricJ ) 1968

Janet A Kostyo Warner (Mrs D ) 19'8

Carolyn Weihl 19)6

Sara L. Whiteman Weiss (Mrs ) 19)'

Carolyn Faris Whetler (Mrs D H ) 1922

b"/wHo,, Yellr N ilm e

Patricia) 19)7

Mary C. Williams ( Mrs M G ) 1923

Bett y Will ia ms ( Mrs R S ) 19}2

Carole A Ford Williamson (Mrs Richard ) 196}

Marj o rie Wills 193)

Karen Lee Davis Wilson ( Mrs Dale) 196 )

Mary E Wilson 196 5

Patti} Wilson 1973

VirginiaE Wilson 196 1

Initiated into California Gamma

Nancy L Pfdfer Winters (Mrs Jackson E.) 1958

Martha Wolford 19)3

Ann Raney Wollam (Mrs. R C.) 1960

Libby). Woodard

Patricia A Ford Wea r (Mrs R S )

Maril yn) Wright

Carolyn E . Wyatt

Sally Yearling

Colleen Kay Yod er

Esther W Boyer

Cora Wickham Frazier (Mrs E R )

Adeline Cue HUliins (Mrs ).)

Initiated imo Texas Alpha 1970 1913

Initiated into Illinois Epsilon

Mary E Bands Zauderer (Mrs A ).)

Susan Lynn Zimmeran

Joann Obert Zirkle (Ma , R Bf2dford )

Trioa Sue Kessler Zoog (Mrs Jack:)

OHIO GAMMA

Name

1910 Cora L. Schlicht Moorhouse (Mrs H R .)

19 1}

Elizabeth L. Palmer Wisner (Mrs C C .) 191)

OHIO DELTA

It, ifilll;O"

Name

Vir,inia A Harri s Abernethy (Mrs. G L.) 1939

Barbara E . Batchelder Adams (Mrs Donald, Jr ) 196)

Caroline Whitehouse Adams (Mrs ) 1928

Judith D O'Neil Agee (Mrs. W F ., III) 19)8

Donna Ca rol Agnew 1967

Cy n thia Keep Aeuiar(Mrs V A } 19)9

Donna Pocock Albemon (Mrs. E ,)r ) 1932

Nancy B Simpson Alonlo (Mrs Angelo A ) 19)7

Mary A Limbach Arlcam (Mrs R F )r ) 194 7

Ard}'ce Re si ner A sire (Mrs D H .) 19)0

Carolyn Auwers 1970

Barbara) Coombe Ballard (Mrs F C.) 19)4

Mazie M McCafferty Barnes (Mrs R L.) 19 26

Catolina) Rice BatneH (Mrs.) A .) 19))

Virginia Kostulski Bartlett (Mrs . 1. H .) 19 41

Helen L Duran Baumanner (Mrs O C ) 192)

Barbara L. Benner 1948

Mary E Schill Bennett (Mrs W T ) 1947

Willa) Bieg 19)3

Sylvia). Travis Block (Mrs . R . B . ) 19))

Katherine S Boles 1968

)anine K Bowling 1962

Margaret). Bender Breck (Mrs Allen) 194 7

Joan Longley Brennan (Mrs K ) 19 42

Cara) Whiting Brockhoff(Mrs } H ) 1963

Patricia Rogers Brookhouse (Mrs G .) 1943

Dorothy Brown 194 6

Bettie) Emmons Burkhan (Mrs ) 1936

Manha Rockey Butler (Mrs ) .) 1934

Patricia Burns BUtsCher (Mrs. T . B .) 1944

Rebecca Ann Bun: 1970

Susan C Andrews 1964

Name

Eleanor Dreves

Jean E Carper

Janice Pocock Carrigan (Mrs W D .)

Mary Helm Cibelius

Christine D . Corn well

Suzanne S Neubera Corrad do (Mrs. Frank)

Sarah A Couch

Virginia M Cou luap

Ann B Swinehart Dahl (Mrs C.)

Catherine B Harding Davis (Mrs Wm .)

Jean DeDmus

Dale L. Steger Desmcdt (Mrs Robert )

Lydia A Chawner Detrick (Mrs ) )

Ruth Anne Diem

Sally V Sherman Dippel (Mrs )effrey P )

Peggy Philson Dodd (Mrs. H P ., )r )

Patric:ia Sue King Dunzweiler ( Mrs John)

Margaret L. Edwards

Ruth GOtt Engster (Mrs R A .)

Pamela S White Erb (Mrs.)

Carolyn L. Ulimann Fenton (Mrs. F R .)

Susan) Ferguson

Olive E Flanagan Fessenden (Mrs ) S 5 .)

Jean M Schultz Fiser (Mrs R W )

Sharon Lee)ulien Fulton (Mrs David)

Bonnie) Humphries Gannett (Mrs R C )

Nancy) Wintermute Gardner (Mrs L.)

Alice E George

Ann Louise Wible Gillespie (Mrs Robt .)

Lynn A Girton

Lavon Cockerill Goetz (Mrs. M G .)

Faith Ann Weston Greer (Mrs Paul K )

1"lItllllo" Year Name

l"ltw/IQ" Year F ,Jr.) 1933 Pre ston (Mrs C L.) 1939

L Duckwitzllain (Mrs R A .) 1949 Margaret Pritchard 1936

NltaJ Dowing Hamilton (Mrs H W ) 192 9 Betty A. Prugh 1947

Eleanor H . Hanna 1961 D Queen (Mrs. David) 1966

linda G. Harst o n (Mrs John D.) 1961 Louis B Rall s 1936

Julia F Harvey 1963

L Randall Harvill (Mrs Paul D.) 1%2

Katherine A Nesb itt (Mrs F D ., )r .) 19)0

Marilyn M Krahler Reiner (Mrs DavidJohn) 1964 IOta Michigan A lpha Lynn M Reinhardt ( Mrs. C liffo rd ) 1961

NancyE ood(Mrs F C ) 1941 Alison (Mo. David) 1964

Mary C Todd (M rs. M F ) 1932 Edith M ( Mrs C.) 19))

Yochem H e rin g ( Mrs C. D Jr.) 1949 Duncan Roth 197 1

Judith L (Mrs. John) 1966 Karen A. Knu tson Roysdon ( M rs. D A .) 19)4

Ann L. H ofstr2 1961 into North Ca rolina Bera

Ann ( Mrs S K ,Jr.) 19) I 1933

Eleanor Anderso n Hu ll (Mrs . Wm . M.. Jr.) 19)8 Caro l A Sc h iffers 196)

BarbaraJ Tatum H umm (Mn Wm ) 1961 E Schultz 1969

Joanne K Hunt (Mn D) 19)3 Sandra L. 1960

M2.tj or ieJ. Ingram 196) Juanita Robinson Shaw ( M rs W H ) 1942

JoyceJack 1964 Marjorie A Good She ll y ( M rs. W L.) 1943

Marion E Cox Johnson (Mrs J A .) 193) Mary L Nas h S hdd o n ( Mrs T ) 1933

MarjorieJohnson

Ruth L Johnson

Carol A San de tsS h eppard ( Mrs L. M .) 19)6

LJohnsonJones (Mrs . A . ) 19)) Barbara S m it h 1964

H olly A Jones

linda C ThayerJordan ( Mrs A D )

Jean Say re Kane ( Mrs H M )

Honan Lacroix (Mrs R C )

M. Ha yne Lampon (Mrs R M , Jr.)

Linda Ddone (Mrs W )

Anne Lappen

Joyce Barlow Lawler (Mrs. J. K.)

Mar cia A. Sch uh z Leach (Mrs Cha rl es)

P Lederer (M rs. Jack L ) 19)9 R . ( Mrs. W . A .) 1964

Mar}' M . ( M rs Stu:m)

Sylvia M San d en ( M rs. Robe rt ) 1956

Suzanne Loos (Mrs. J .) 1941 Susan Stoudt 1967 19)) S hedd St ull ( Mrs R ) 1939 A 19% Ini t ia ted in to York Alpha

Jean Mehlhope McKarney (M rs R L) 19)0 Diane Pendleton ( Mrs Scott F .) 1969

Sally Louise 1968 Doloras Dawson Sultlbach (M rs D A ) 195)

Nancy Mollin M ichad (M n. T ) 1961 Christine Clinton S umm e rs ( Mrs. F D .) 1940

Susan A. Hall Miller (Mrs D ) 19)3 Ba rbaraJ. Phillips S u ratt ( M rs. Dan T.) 1968 1966 Catherine E Rusk Swango (Mrs T. S.) 19)8

Pamda K . M ilchem 1968 Caro l Eckhardt Swartout (M rs. M W .) 1949 R Davis Moon (Mrs .) 1968 Judith A . McDaniel ( Mrs . David E.) 1960 Morgan 19) 1 Janice E. Rodgers Thomas ( Mrs R B .) 1931 L.) 1926 Adelaide Grimm Thompson ( M n J C. )r.) 19) 1

Nancy A Mormon (Mrs. H ,Jr.) 1942 L.Jane Tilley 1966

KathrynJ Myers 196 ; Jane E Jack Urick (Mrs M F ) 1961

Jean Smith Myers ( Mrs R J .) 1943 Gwendo lyn S Vestal 196 1

Cha rlotte L. Dunbar Nichols (Mrs W P .) 1966 Leslie A Vignone 196 7

Josephine L. Sayler No rdstrom (Mrs L. G ) 192) Sara Suydam Sedy Wa lk e r (Mrs M ) 196)

HdenJ. Mc Bridge Oaks (Mn .) 1960 Lorrame Ward 1966

Raleigh M Shreve Onh (Mrs) 1968 El len Way 1942

Lois H . Oswald 19)9 Susan Sherlock (Mrs E W .) 1948

usan Tweed Painter (Mcs F ) 19)) Willa Hudt Whipps (M rs E G) 19)4

Gail C. GarrISon Pasotti (Mrs ) 1963 Linda S. Hunt White (Mrs G C .) 19)5

Elizabeth C. Davis Peck (Mrs.) F.) 192) Millic ent C. Wille 1960

Emily E Price G G.) 192) Margaret E Chandler Williamson ( Mrs 1961

Barbara) Custar Pi ckard ( Mrs 1966 Wilson (Mrs. G W ) 1926

Barbara A Hites Pierre (M r5. Ronald A. ) 1961 Nora Schreier Wooley ( Mrs K R ) 1948

Marjorie HartSOCk Pin sc hmidr (Mrs. N .) 193 9

Phyllu Steward Wright (Mrs W C .) 194' L. Hoak Powell (Mrs W E .) 1927 Rebecca M Young 1962

Sue E Co ll ins Prau (Mrs Gerald B) 1963 Ba r bara K . Acklin 1963

Jane Higgins , Woshlngton a.to , is a recently .I.cl.d member of the Washington Stat. Ponh.llenlc E.-cuIlv. Council. Jane will .erve as rush chairman , coordinating spring and fall rush for the fourt " lororltl •• otW S U

Suzl Brewst.r Ann MIII.r , ond Brenda Bonnenlcamp , Indiana Z.tOI , we,. cho •• n to perform for the Ball Stat. University Homecoming variety show Suzi and Brenda performed a Ion donee duo and Ann did 0 vocal.aio

a.'a

Mary

, D.bbl. Vaughan Cathy

, and Ginny

.tond atop A.pen Mountain b.for. another run down the ,lop •• Members of the OSU Ski Club they we,. only four of the eight n Pi Phis who troy.l.d to Aspen over Christmas break

Thr •• Texol B.fa mermaids participated In the 1977 Dolphin Club water ballet Christine Nielsen and Emily Shields. left and right. swam with six ather. In a country and western number Martha Craven. , center , kicked In her ean·ean outfit to a cabaret song

Oklahoma

Ski Bunnie.

Melbergen

Pierceall

Hothoot

Koren Ackermon Virginia Delto I. crowned a prince of the Old Domlnlon·Klwanl. Clo •• lc Court by Virginia Congr man William Whltehur.t. The ba.ketball cla ••lc I. an annual event which donat It. proceed. to community .ervlce. Karen wa. 01.0 .ophomore prince •• on the Homecoming Court

Over one hundred PI PhI pledge., adlve • • alumnae , and friend. gathered for a Mother·Daughter CoH , a. the Pha.nlx (Arb.) Alumnae Club celebrated I fiftieth onnlver.ary recently. PlduNCi are chairman Edith Porker Kennedy host Jean Crulk.hank Kline , Dorotheo Wilber Miller and Arizona leta Jane Clark, a third generation PI PhI. Mn. Miller hold. thelournal contaIning the minute. of the club' organizatIon mHtlng. held In her Phoenix home fifty yean ago.

Nebra.ka aeta alumnae Barbara Noble left and Glendo Nel.on, right are .worn Into the Holdrege Nebr., .chool board by Dr. Michael S Kneale, .uperln· tendent. Borbara begin. her lecand "'year term and lecond year 01 board pre.ldent while Glenda hal lu.t been elected to the .Ix·member board.

Taml Tlbblt• • , and Tracy Weder Oklahoma "tal , are two of the Top Ten Fr•• hmen Women at Okla· homo Stote. Candidate. for the award are cho.en on the balll of their contribution. to the unlver.lty In the field. of .ervlce leadenhlp, and .cholanhlp,

campu

sights and sounds

BASIC REQUIREMENTS of education, whi cn have in disfavor on most ca mpuses f' >r a decade, are reported on the upswing. Total freedom of choice of cour><:s has produced too many "uneducated graduates ," and many institutions are reassessing the curriculum and reinsrating the neglected requirements once thought necessary to one ' s core oCknowledge.

A STIJDENT'S ANXIETY often interferes with his ability to do well. Northern lIIinois Uruversity offers a four-week, two hours each week, anxiety-reduction workshop to teach srudents how to meet aruUety and rrouce tensi o ns.

JOGGERS at UCLA have orgaruzed into the university's first non-intercollegiate track club wjth open to faculty, staff, and srudtnts interested in running .

CROWD UTTER CONTROL is reponed at Penn State where a footbill crowd was supplied with Iitterbags, and the after-mess was significantly reduced.

STUDENT UNIONS were surveyed recently by an Oregon graduate srudent who reports that 22 % of those conracred had opened a rampus pub, and another 12% planned to soon .

GRADUATE SCHOOL enrollments are down slightly for the fltst time in five years, according to a repon released by the Council of Graduate Schools io the United States. Though private schools reponed a one per cent increase in fltst time enrollments in graduate programs, public unjversities offset this with a five per cent decline

SKATEBOARDS are back but not just for the hotrodders of elementary school. At least one

campus security unit reports its policemen on the using them .

COMMUNITY IMPACf is of io 'reasing importance to many urban institutions , a fact rdIected in many ways through alumni publications . Few handle this as completely as the University of weekly Folio which outlines not only cultural and athletic events but lists job vacancies, volunteer opporrunities , scholarships and fellowships, research grants, and even surplus equjpment available forsaJe .

CONSUMER UBERATION should be a field receiving academic attention, according (0 Dr. John Bunon, Unjversity of Utah ' s consumer affairs specialist . In urging the adoption of such programs he says, "We spend a lot of time educating people how to earn money but very little time in teaching them how to spend it.

WRITING TESTS are being added to the College Entrance Exarrunation Board's testing program for college-bound high school srudents Reflecting a national concern for the deterioration of writing ability, CEEB testing will now include a 20-minute essay section as part of the English composition examination and the permanent adoption of its Test of Standard English Writing which has used on a trial basis for the past three years .

A FEW DOlLARS NOW is sometimes the most basic financial need of a college student. The Associated Srudents of Michigan State recognjze this shon term financial Stress and provide a loan program which allows any MSU srudent to borrow up to $30 and repay it without interest charge in three weeks .

OPERA IS BOOMING on American campuses

says the Central Ope'" Service, the research office of rhe Metropolican Ope'" Association. Half of the 84) ope", companies in rhe Unjted States are campus based, and one-rhird of all opera performances are by srudents.

COOKING IN ONE 'S ROOM has always been a challenge to rhe college srudent, and now a Vjrginia coed has published The International Students' Guide to Cooking Without Getting Caught. Necessary equipment includes a thermos, a POt for boiling water, and an ironthe latter to grill a cheese sandwich. In suppOtt of srudent cooking, American University has opened an AU Food Co-op where ftrst semester sales passed last year's total gross of $22 ,000 . The small co-op handles 400 items and is staffed by student volunteers

BEAUTY CONTESTS are returning to the college scene Though rhey are often called "sexist" by protesting campus groups, none have yet been halted but rarher enjoyed as they were intended to be

FOOD WASTE continues to receive considerable attention from student groups. The

anti-waste progra..m at Lawrence University included a weigh-in of food rerurned on plales, and rhe director repotted that waste totaled something around $40 ,000 each year , incl uding $600 in unused paper napkins .

UPDATE ON CAMPUS PETS : This co lumn has previously noted pets as a campus problem which has grown to unwieldy proportions Middlebury has improved rhe situation wjrh a campus dogcatcher , and at William and Mary a local volunteer has helped solve rhe problem of st"'y cats

READING COMPREHENSION and a center for its srudy at rhe Unjversity of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana has received rhret million dollars from rhe National Instirute of Education Instead of rhe conventional idea of comprehension (books in sociological or literarure courses). rhe study will emphasize the need of all human beings to comprehend any written message from a recipe to a novel.

-Prepared by the Operation BraIJ Tacks Committee o/the National Panhellenic Editors Conference

INFORMATION BULLETIN

Since there is no longer an information issue of The ARRow, officers' repotts are compiled and distributed by Central Office. Each national and province officer , each active chapter and club , a nd all those who receive rhe Grand President 's letters, automatically receive a copy o f this Information Bulletin . Any orher member of Pi Beta Phi may order the bulletin, avai labl e in ear ly fall, by sending rhe coupon below to

Pi Beta Phi Central Office 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 St. Louis, Mo 6310)

Please send rhe Information Bulletin to :

Wants Chapter News

Today I received my ARROW and o nce agaIn I was upset and d isgusted wnh this magazIne I am a recendy turned alumna of Arizona Alpha and loo k forwa rd to new s about our c hapter Ever sJO ce I re ceived The ARROW I only know of one art icle pnmed a b o ut ou r chapt e r

Now I am not certaIn that my chapt e r sends Information In ann uall y, but I do know of many lime s It has and nothing was pnmed. In fact , nothing is ever printed and n see ms to me that we should all be treated equa ll y.

It really upsets me becau se as a PI Phi , I want ou r chap ter to be re cogOlzed as it too like all the othef1, IS outsta ndmg I a m proud of It and would appreciate 10 receIve a reply on wh)' we are n eller fecognized Cy nthia Shahlan Ari zona Alph a Tucson. Ariz

-+ As one of our fellow Marge Huitscb of Alpha PhI responded 10 thIS same I)'pe of lettec DespJ[e what you one chltpter IS like anothe r 10 )'our editor. and we usc somethIng of every co llegi ate report we rt'{elve If AfllOna Alpha. or any other (hapter, doesn't appear 10 The ARROW. thece is one reason They don't \end an)lhlng in t msf

Some Club Ideas

IHave alum clubs] tried Intere st Groups> The Kan sas City. Mo_·Shawnee Mi ssion. Ka n . Alumnae C lub covers a l.arge met ropol itan a rea and u ses a m o nthl y newsletltr to co mmuni cate with Pi Phi alum s in the area . We send an Informallon Sheet in the May new s leller with a dues cequest and ask that the alum check her i ntere sts and return it in an enclosed envelope teal the "i nterest" che c k li51 included Garden C lub Gourmet Cooking Group. Book G roup. Mer cy Hospital Sewing. Antique Hunters OUHo Lun c h·Bunch

Tribute To A Friend

from 21)

rary help Dr de Vries believed fraternity involvement to be an Important part of college life . Many worthy and grateful members of Minne so ta Alpha have received temporary help from the Mildred de Vries Scholarship Fund

Dr. de Vrie s also gave his wife's Pi Beta Phi badge {Q her Fraternity , It is an unique and beautiful arrow , having a plain gold shaft one inch long , with a single diamond drop suspended by a delicate chain jUst above and within the friendship chain.

In the laS! few years of his life , Dr . de Vries

PI PhI SIngers. Brldge . and Tennis . Our Courtesy Chair' man helps the g roups get together for the first time. but then they orgaOlze on their own. planning day o r evenmg geHoget hers

In the world of alums . there IS a great vanety of mtefeslS We wam our a lums who have simila r in te ce sts to ha ve a chan ce to get IOget her and becom e frIends O ur large club (390 paid members) cepcesenlS 67 chapt e rs. and the Senlof C lu b.Junio c C lub a nd sm a lief Arr ow Section go on with their meetings but [he 100eres[ Groups help meet the van ed need s. We hope our alumnae club provides an o pp ortunity both for service and fOf making lasdng Pi Phi friendships

Ann Angle Booth Missouri Gamma Shawnee M iss ion, Kan

A Good Group

Here 10 McA lester we P i Phis think we have achieved some k ind o f a re co rd if i t 's o nl y lo ng evi t y. This week we honored twO m ore )O'year Pi Phis. Mary C hapma n Dell and Anita Rudowsky Shullet. Now t here are five o f us in rhls small town of 20 000 and all from O klahoma Alpha

We do n ot have an o rganized club altho there ace ten Pi Phi s here in all. We five "o ldie s" are not like th e co n · tr ibuto r t o yo ur page i n the- winter ARR OW We find mu ch of intecest in The ARR OW and we enjoy o ur long friend ship 10 Pi Beta Phi

lucile Cowles Turne-r Oklahoma Alpha Mc Ale ster Okla

-+ The othec rwo Golden Arrows 10 McAle st er are Elt';,(lI ut ClUwl Childers and MafJonc Wolcot! Bet! and we do appr('ciate their loyalty 10 The and to Pi Phi msf

was invited to the Minnesota Alpha chapter house on seve ra] occasions. as a guest of honor for scholarship banquets . He was a man of charm and wit , with a warm personality-a favorite of a ll chapter members . His last Pi Phi dinner date was an espec ially happy one for Dr. de Vries In excellent health and spirits, he bid his Pi Phi friends goodnight. Before morning, he died in his sleep . Mid and Bern de V ries are mi ssed by all who knew and loved them Their friendship is part of the woof and warp of Minnesota Alpha .

HAVE YOU MOVED O R MARRIED'

We must have all requested Informatlon;o please complete In filII. Ma ll this slip to the PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OFFICE, (Please leave label on reverse side when matiing this form) 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333. St LOUIS, MIssouri 6,

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If you are now an officer in the Fraternity, please check and name ; National Club

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Pi Be lo Ph i, 7730 Ca ron · dele I, Su ile 333, SI. tou il , Miu o u r i 63105

To Pi Phi Parents: Y our daughter 's magazine is se nt to h e r h ome add ress \\hde she is in co ll ege a nd we h ope th at }'ou enjo}' reading it. I f she is no longer in co llege, h owe\'e r, and is not li\in g at h ome. p lease send htr ne\\' pu· manent addre ss to Pi Beta Phi Cen tr a l Offi ce,7730 Carondelet, SUite 333, 51. Lou is , Mi sso uri 63 t0 5.