The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Summer-1979

But Not Too Solemn I

I am going to open my mouth and stick my foot in it' Tho I must add that I am very grateful to you for sending The ARROW to me all of these years, for I am old (87) and ought to be dead

Could someone influence the girls to juSt look intelligently Straight forward when being photographed and give up all those fatuous, self-conscious silly grins and giggles that appear on page after page in the magazines?

Once in a great while I find one such and what a relief it is to me and how fine and beautiful that particular one looks I look back at our pictures of so long ago and we all seemed to have character and personality in our faces and no one was giggling and looking self-conscious as is now apparently the fashion. They all look like giggling teen-agers instead of college girls

What do you think?

P S How fine Mrs W E. Fisher looks on her 90th birthday!

Margaret Maar Darch Pennsylviania Alpha London , England

---. We agree that sometimes the pictures look silly, but since we must rely on amateur photographers and mostly candid pictures we use what we get We must say, however , that we prefer the current attitudes over those of a few years ago when to see a smile on the face of a college student was a rarity to be cherished.

Met Mrs. Fisher

I don't wish to brag or seek publicity-I JUSt want to share my delight in reading the article on page 12 of the Winter issue of The ARROW , about Welthy Honsinger Fisher.

Once I heard her speak and met her later when I took my husband ' s mother to hear her Mother Stewart was her first cousin-both were Honsingers from New York state

The ARROW's new look is great.

Ruth Welty Stewart Kansas Alpha Wagoner, Oklahoma

---. We too have had the opportunity to meet and lunch with Mrs Fisher, when she visited in Atlanta several years ago She is a remarkable, lovely, fascinating woman

Wants Alum Stories

I am enclosing an article about an outstanding and remarkable alumna. She received special recognition in March of 1977 at our joint alumnae-active Founders' Day celebration at the Michigan Beta house during a year in which I was president of the Ann Arbor Alumnae Club I have expanded my remarks and updated her "life and times " We all hope that it will be published , both as a tribute to her and as an inspiration to Pi Phis everywhere (See page 24)

A Iso , I would like to suggest a continuing feature or column devoted to living Golden Arrows , and focusing on their lifetime accomplishments and current activities Older alums have made and are making valuable contributions of all SOrts. Their wisdom , experiences , and achievements can provide a strength , and should be a source of pride and interest to all Pi Phis , young and old , active and alum.

Teresa Howe Bartholomew Virginia Gamma Ann Arbor, Mich

---. We have said many times , and written many times, that we want stories about our interesting alumnae, whether Golden Arrows or not. AND we Want those stories while the alumnae are living, not after they have passed awa y. But, as is tcue of chapter news, we can't print the stories if we don ' t know about them!

ObJects To Gray

I hope future Fraternity Directories will be printed in black on white paper. The dark paper of the present directory (Fall, 1978) makes reading for many an unnecessary hardship.

Mary Griffi n Newton Michigan Beta Detroit, Michigan

---. A word of explanatio n we used the gray backgro u n d on the directory to set it apart from the rest of the magazine. However, if the above is a valid objection that outweighs the reason for being, we ' d be happy to change Any other opinions?

Just A Flyer? Or Card?

This is JUSt a suggestion from a college graduate of 48 years.

I do not believe that many people after 10 years from college are interested in a magazine as thick with routine details as a magazine of this kind must (J'm afraid) be as considered from the viewpoints of officers and actives!

It seems to me that a single summary sheet on occasion would be all that is necessary That is the kind of reports we have for many of the organizations to which I belong-and it"is a pleasure (not a burden) to glance at them then and there and quickly dispose of same Once a year is sufficient-certainly not more than four at the most

I do not believe there is anyone who would not welcome the opportunity to give $1.00 for such a cause Actually , a greeting card on April 28 to the oldsters would seem sufficient.

These are my thoughts at the moment, and may change or may not. At any rate they are not written to detract from anything you are doing

I feel younger (much) than I did in college (which I loved) Every day is exciting and has so many rewards-the most delightful of which is being with people-and also, on occasion-being alone

Mary Laurens Richardson North Carolina Alpha Raleigh, N C

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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE PI BETA PHI FRATERNITY

FOUNDERS OF THE FRATERNITY

Emma Brownlee Kilgore (1848-1924)

Margaret Campbell (1846-1936)

Libbie Brook Gaddis (1850-1933)

Ada Bruen Grier (1848-1924)

Clara Brownlee Hutchinson (1850-1931)

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Rosa Moore (1848-1924)

Jennie Nicol. M. D. (1845-1881)

Inez Smith Soule (1846-1941)

Fannie Thomson (1848-1868)

Jennie Horne Turnbull (1846-1932)

Nancy Black Wallace (1846.1918)

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One of our favorite people and one who has been very active in Pi Phi, both nationally and locally , is Shirley Bradshaw, Manitoba Alpha , of Winnipeg , Canada. Now comes word that this outstanding career woman has been appointed director of the Manitoba Woman ' s Bureau which was esta b lished in 1972 to advise and counsel women who wished to return to the work force. Since then it has expanded its activities and offers guidance to women in all areas of emp loyment, as well as providing lectures on emp loyment opportunities to schools and other organizations requesting them.

Shirley is a long -time career public servant in Manitoba. She reports d irectly to Labor Minister Ken MacMaster, in a position which, MacMaster says, may be unique in Canada

Another public servant who has been recognized nationally is Mary Caner Wallace , Arkansas Alpha , of Clearwater, Fla. The President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped has cited Mary for her efforts to place handicapped workers in jobs. Mrs. Wallace, a 14-year employee of the Florida State Employment Service , received a citation for meritorious service

By the time this issue of The ARROW is in readers' hands, Pi Beta Phi will have colonized at Washington and Jefferson College in Washington, Pa. This is a small , liberal arts college, chanered in 1787 as Washington Academy There are eleven fraternities on the campus, but there have been no sororities The college became coed in 1969 Pi Phi colonized in April, and we'll have more information about this newest chapter in upcoming issues . However, we don't want to miss this opportunity to welcome the young women to Pi Beta Phi

We are pleased to note that daughters of the national presidents of rwo men's fraternities are Pi Phi initiates this year . Peggy Pollock , South Carolina Beta, is the daughter of O. Edward Pollock, International President of Delta Upsilon. Allison Smith, Iowa Gamma, is the daughter of Dr Louis E. Smith, Grand President of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Both gentlemen are in the education field Mr Pollock is Director of Development at Wright State University in Dayton , Ohio Dr Smith is Registrar and Associate Dean at Simpson College in Indianaola , Iowa .

It ' s always a delight to hear from chapters who are so appreciative of what alumnae have done for them We don't always have room to publish the stories of what h as

been done, but an example of how a chapter feels comes from Ann Feldstein of Ohio Epsilon . Last fall alumnae from the Toledo Club spent many hours redecorating the chapter apartment at the University of Toledo They worked with actives in painting the walls, hanging new wall paper , and buying new furniture, getting ready for fall rush Ann says the apartment looks great and the chapter planned a dinner for the alumnae who helped. That's nice!

Speaking of lack of space-there are two major frustrations in the life of a quarterly magazine editor . (Note, we said major . . .) One is not having enough copy to fill the allotted pages, and the other is having too much copy The latter was true this issue. We had so many good stories and good pictures left over after the magazine was dummied that we couldn't believe it. We have used at least one item or picture from each chapter submitting on or before deadline, but the folder for this issue is still bulging . So sorry- we wish we could have used everything .

We know of at least three Pi Ph is who co mp ete d fo r th e opportunity to participate in their state beauty pageants and , at the time of this writing, are waiting to find out if they will represent their states in the Miss America Pageant . Christine Cardamon, Iowas Beta , was one of rwenty-five chosen to appear in the Miss Iowa Pageant. It's possible that Cyndi Jones, Colorado Alpha, may have been chosen by now for her state tide Marla Neelly, Kansas Beta, competed in April for the Miss Manhattan-K-State title with the winner to go to the Miss Kansas pageant in July

In 1977 a local sorority, Alpha Omega , on the Baylor University campus , became Texas Zeta of Pi Beta Phi. Alumnae of the local could have become Pi Phi alums by fulftIling certain conditions within a rwo-year period of the installation, and many did at the time of the installation Others across the country have been doing so from time to time and we have two stories in this issue about A-O alumnae who have become Pi Phis . Add Mrs . Leni Henke who was initiated with thirteen other pledges in January by Maryland Beta. Leni said she enjoyed being with the chapter and sharing the job of initiation with the pledges

Had you heard-it's what you learn after you know it all that counts!?!

Have a Happy Summer- msf

1979-80 Traveling Counselors Selected By Grand Council

They are both scholarship winners, listed in Who 's Who in A men'can Colleges and Universities , and Mortar Boards. To those honors, add ones earned by each young woman in the course of her college career, and you have Pi Beta Phi ' s Traveling Graduate Counselors for 1979-80 Betsy Campbell, Washington Gamma , and Sherri Cress, Arizona Beta , were selected by Grand Council at its meeting in Phoenix in March Completely involved in campus activities as well as in their chapters where each served as president, these outstanding young women will travel the country during the coming school year, to assist chapters in any way necessary, as well as to g ive chapters an insight into the scope and love of Pi Beta Phi.

Betsy Campbell

Betsy earned her undergraduate degree in interdisciplinary writing at the University of Puget Sound . Her career plans include graduate school in journalism with the hope of working in radio eventually Betsy spent the summer of 1977 i n Sweden She has had a rather wide job experience as well , ranging from being an Intern in the office of a Tacoma City

Councilman , to wntIng , editing and arranging printing specifications for a public relations brochure. She plays the piano and guitar and sings , so she will have a ready-made audience wherever she visits.

In applying for the Traveling Graduate Counselor position, Betsy wrote, "The TGC must know how to be more than a friend. She must provide a resource to chapters She not only passe s on new information but helps chapters appreciate the 'special responsibilities ' that membership in Pi Phi entails . To her comes the opportunity to help chapters realize their strengths and build upon them . And in areas where they are not as strong, she can offer solutions suggested by other chapters and sisters The TGC is a builder and helper I hope to further the aims of our Fraternity through such a position ."

In recommending Betsy for the position, a university official wrote , "Be tsy is personally attractive , alert , resourceful , reflective and anal ytical in her thinking , self-initiating in her actions , and capable of mature judgement .... She has a clear vision of the best that is possible for women through sorority Plembership ."

Sherri Cress

Although her home is in Iowa City , Ia ., Sherri decided to go away to school, and Arizona State 'Vas just about as "away" as she could get. Her service to Pi Phi began almost as soon as she was initiated and she was elected president of her chapter as a sophomore. Her initial inspiration for applying for the position of TGC came from Barb Hengen, TCG in 1976-77 Her exposure to Barb "became a personal inspiration for me because I knew that I wanted to serve the Fraternity in the same capacity. "

During her senior year Sherri was president of the Arizona State Panhellenic. She has been a tremendous asset to the entire Panhellenic and Greek System of ASU," wrote an official. "Sherri is a very unselfish individual who is willing to give of herself to become involved and assume responsibilities so that others may benefit . This was quite evident through her involvement and participation in her sorority, the Greek system, the ASU Student Foundation, the academic honoraries, as well as other numerous University committees and organizations."

Sherri feels that the Fraternity has helped her reach a level of maturity where she is ever conscious of the needs and desires of others. She says, .• A traveling graduate program such as ours opens doors for many. It enables collegians and TGCs alike the opportunity to counsel and listen, to guide and direct, to participate and share in the growth of Pi Beta Phi itself."

Sherri holds a Bachelor's Degree in elementary education, and she hopes to become a teacher following her year of travel with Pi Phi

Has House Gran dmo th e r

Oklahoma Alphas not only have a housemother but a housegrandmother as well. Sophomore Kathy Malone is Mom Ream's granddaughter. Mom Ream has been with Oklahoma Alpha for several years and she has gone beyond the call of duty many times If anyone needs anything from a vase to an envelope, Mom helps out. Each year she gives all the Oklahoma Alphas a super Christmas party at her Norman home

Sherri Cre ss, Ar izo no Bet a , Be

Campbell , Wash i ngtan Gamma

Three Earn Pi Beta Phi Graduate Fellowships

Familiar to nearly everyone, parents with young people in college in particular, is the fact that tuition is increasing every year. This is true not only for undergraduates but in the graduate fields as well. It is with particular joy, therefore, that Pi Beta Phi was able to present three graduate Fellowships for the current year. The third Fellowship was made possible through the help of the blue mailing sent to each individual Pi Phi. Pi Beta Phi is pleased to announce that the following young women have been awarded the $1,000 Graduate Fellowships for 1979-80: Susanna Baker, Louisiana Beta; Ruth Barron, Alabama Gamma; and Nancy Mason, Texas Gamma.

Susa nna Baker

Susanna began her pursuit of a graduate degree last year at Baylor University as she was serving as graduate counselor to the new Texas Zeta chapter. Although her undergraduate degree was in speech and broadcast journalism, she has found a new interest in business administration, and is working for her Master's degree in that field She p lans to continue her studies at Baylor.

As resident counselor, Susanna has completed 36 hours, with a full year of school left. This was done, of course, while guiding the new chapter in its transfer from being a local group for many years to the ideas and ideals of Pi Beta Phi Her success in both areas has elicited words of praise from everyone concerned. One letter of recommendation calls Susanna "an unusually mature young lady , bright pretty, and extremely self-disciplined I have never known anyone, of any age, who uses her time as well , or functions as productively as does Susanna. "

Another recommendation notes that "Susanna is hard· working, enthusiastic, and exhibits a special and perhaps undefinable elan vital that is contagious to all with whom she associates Both as a person and as a student, Susanna is outstanding in every regard."

Ruth Barron

Ruth is currently enrolled in Vanderbilt Medical School, but she had been accepted at a record number of schools and was the first Auburn student to be accepted by more than one This speaks highly of her academic achievements during

undergraduate years and her achievements during her first year of graduate study are no less impressive.

An ABO winner in her chapter, Ruth went on to be named Kappa Province winner last year. She also received the Comer Award for the most outstanding student in the physical sciences as well as a number of other honors.

In writing about Ruth, one Vanderbilt professor says that "she represented the epitome of a medical student. Intelli· gence, empathy, since rity, awareness, and charm are but a few of her demonstrated qualities."

Ruth feels that she is furthering the aims of P i Beta Phi by being in medical school. She writes, "There are very few other sorority women in medical school; in fact, many of the other women in Vanderbilt Medical School are opposed to the Greek system, feeling that it stifles individuality and excellence in scholastic en d eavors. Hopefully, I can re p resent Pi P hi in a way t hat wi ll change so m e of t h eir stereotyp es. "

Nancy Mason

Nancy is currently working toward her law degree from the Bates College of Law at the University of Houston. During the three years since she was graduated from Texas Tech, Nancy has been working in the legal field, feeling it was important to get a first hand knowledge of the field before going on to attain her goal as a lawyer.

Her first job after graduation was as a grants analyst for Dallas County's Department of Planning, Research and Grants. She coordinated and wrote applications for federal and state agencies for various grant projects within the county One of the grants was the Jury System Management and Improvement Project. District judges asked her to become the project manager for the next two years, and this she did. Through her implementation of new management tech · niques, the county realized savings of $50,000 in the first year of the project. The project culminated last summer in a statewide seminar, for which Nancy had full responsibility. Attending were district and county judges, county commissioners, district clerks, and computer analysts from twentythree Texas cities and counties.

In writing about Nancy, one of the District Court judges said, "Miss Mason exhibits a high degree of intelligence and character, is a self starter and has demonstrated the ability to assume difficult tasks on an executive level I believe she has the enthusiasm and industry to pursue these fields [law and government] as a career if given the opportunity to gain the academic background. "

Ea r ning Graduate Fellows hips for 1979 80 are l r Nan c y Ma s on Texa s Gamma ; Su s anna Bake r. Lou is iana Beta ; and Ruth Barro n. Alabama

Gamma Nancy Is working on a la w degre e. Susanna w ill have a MA In bu sin e ss. a n d Ruth Is In med ic a l s choo l.

Club Celebrates 50 Active Years

Fifty years ago a group of Pi Phi alumnae living in the community of Glendale, Calif., applied for an alumnae club charter The date was December 4, 1927.

By June , 1929, the newly organized Glendale Alumnae Club was eager to participate in the Convention at the Huntington Hotel in Pasadena. Their president, Nelle Parr, was appointed chairman of publicity for that Convention.

During the formative years, the group initiated the tradition of visiting the active chapters at USC and UCLA, presenting recognition pins to the freshman girls with the highest scholastic rating. This tradition continued until just a few years ago when the number of girls far exceeded the club's budget.

According to available information, fund raisers in those first years were benefit bridge parties, teas or luncheons, and fashion shows. Proceeds always went, of course, to the Settlement School in Gatlinburg. As the years progressed, additional philanthropies were added.

During the war years, the group bought Series E bonds and donated them to the Fraternity's physio-therapy fund, Red Cross, Service Wives and Babies Home, and the Children's Hospital. They also adopted a small Belgium war orphan in support of the national aid to war victims abroad.

From fifteen aspiring women of fifty years ago , and with a membership reaching its peak during the 1950s with 116 members , the group of today consists of only thirty-seven paid members.

The first Panhellenic president of Glendale was Pi Phi Alice Herzog. By supporting Panhellenic benefits, the group continues to contribute to scholarships and to Greek orientation

They have consistently contributed to Arrowmont. In the past few years they have held an annual Arrowcraft sale at the USC chapter house.

There are ten active past presidents in the club today, five Golden Arrow members, two past province presidents, one current national committee member , and one charter member

Wisconsin Beta Chapter Returns To Beloit Campus

February 6, 1979, was a gala day for Beloit Pi Phis as seven young women were pledged to Wisconsin Beta, marking the provisional re-establishment of the chapter

Conducting the pledging were Nancy Blaicher Pollock, NPC Delegate ; Mary Ann Fisher Olinger, Director of Extension; and Mary Ann Phelps O'Callaghan, Lambda Province President Traveling Graduate Counselor Becky Rhoten spent two weeks in March on the Beloit campus to help with plans for enlarging and strengthening the group.

Thirteen members of the Beloit Alumnae Club were present for the pledging and the club held a tea for the new group following the ceremony.

The anniversary was celebrated during a Golden Reunion luncheon in November at the home of Nancy Holland DeWind Scrapbooks were thumbed through and notes from many past members were read. President Ph yllis Overton Hilts presented a historical look at the development and accomplishments for the club. Reminiscing and renewing old friendships was indeed a celebration.

Actives from Wisconsin Gamma at Lawrence University presented a gift to the new group and were responsible for teaching them some of Pi Phi's traditions, including the friendship circle and a number of the familiar songs.

Wisconsin Beta relinquished its charter in 1971 when campus conditions at Beloit precluded a strong sorority system. The Pi Phi house was sold to the college at that time so the current pledging took place in the World Affairs building on campus. The girls are meeting in a dormitory library.

Present for the ceremonies were alumnae from Rockford, Ill., Lake Geneva , Brodhead, and Orfordville, Wis.

Wisconsin Beta Colony ' s pledges are shawn with the national oHicers who conducted the oHicial ceremony. Back , I·r: NPC Delegate Nancy Pollock , Candy Rogers Jenn Stake , Janice Neustedter

Jodi Blake Province Pres ident Mary Ann O ' Callaghan , Front: Joanna Esty Director of Extension

Mary Ann Olinge r, Diane Weber Not p ictured; Adele Lennington

Holds Leadership Position On Senate Floor

"The opponunity to see politics and the process uP close and first-hand is an education that is tremendously exc1t1Og I have learned a great deal and yet there is still so much more to take in · the job remains a challenge even after two years "

These dre the words of Susan Alvarado, Ohio Beta, in talking about her position as legislative assistant to Ted Stevens , Assistant Minority Leader in the U.S. Senate . At the .age of 24 Susan is the first woman to hold a Senate leadersh1p staff

An article by Barbara O'Reilly , of 0e News Service , written about Susan , has been pnnted 10 the Congressional Record at the instigation of Sen Stevens , Alaskan Republican . . Susan is one of three staff members representlng the Republican leadership on the floor. Republicans only , gives them the mmonty leadership s POS1tion on each item , and sometimes , when asked, she even gives ad vice on how they should vO.te . is the first woman to break into these powerful ranks, 10 euher party

Her job is to "watch the floor when Senator Stevens 1S not there. Beyond that I'm there for Republican senators and staff members I'm available for any questions "

Freq u ently those questions come hard and fast. What are we voting on? What amendment are we on? When do you expect the next vote? How are the conservatives voting on this one? What's been said on this so far?

Sometimes a senator isn't at all familiar with the item up for vote. It might be an issue that had nothing. to do his committee work or constituents' inte rests H1S vote wtll b e b ased entirely on what she says.

In her capacity, Susan knows more than almost anyone else ab ut what ' s going on in what some call " the world ' s deliberative body. "

Susan works with two men , one 55 , the other 35 , elected by the 38 Republican senators to guide and advise them on the Senate floor They work under the direction of Stevens an d the minority leader, Sen. Howard Baker

Susan originally applied for a on H111 she was interested in Alaskan lSsues , hav10g hved 10 Anchorage during her junior high school years . She is an Air Force brat for whom Alaska was only one of many homes. She had been graduated from Ohio State University with a degree in political science after only three years, and had spen t a year traveling in Europe, skiing in Colorado , and teach10g tennis for Washington area country clubs

She attributes her fast job advancement partly to luck and timing , but also to ability and a drive to succeed that many women d on ' t have. "A lot of women have never competed, have never k n own what it was like wanting that next point , wanting to win , wanting to take it all , " she says

As a college student , Susan was one of six starters on the Big Ten champion Ohio tennis team She ' s still athletic , jogs a few mtles three urnes a week , and plays tenn is wit h Sen Lowell Weicker , a formidable oppone nt, every Satu rda y.

"I think the reas o n for my succ ess, f or wan u ng th lS sltuation, fo r han d lin g i t , is the fact that I've p artici pate d in sports all my life ," sh e says .

" I can say without hesitation it has been a very rewarding experience for me to work in what is still basically an all-male institution

, 'Any woman pioneering in an area expect a rather traumatic adjustment period at the beg1OOlng. A woman, as does a man, must first prove herself to be and a person of integrity before she can expect cred1btluy or approval But, in my opinion , the woman cannot do just a good job , she must do a great Job 10 order to pave the way for other women. Her job performance will depend a lot on whether or not another woman is selected for the same or similar position of responsibility. The pressure of this reality can be overbearing at times, but in the end it has made me work that much harder in my job .

"I love what I am doing and look forward to each new day Washington is unquestionably ' the political hot spot ' of the nation so I couldn ' t be in a better place to pursue my career and interests . This has been a fantastic experience for me and I am very grateful to Senator Stevens for giving the opportunity to handl e the responsibility of my posiuon w1th the Republican leadership staff. "

Susan sees the Senators as individuals now , a different light than when she started her job At first she was intimidated , but now she sees them as men as well as personalities. ' T m not intimidated by anybody any more at this stage of the game , " she adds

With thoughts of going into politics someday herself, Susan Alvarado is a young woman to watch . . a young woman whose ambition and ability will take her to the top of the heap before too many years pass . As for her Frate.rnity , Susan writes , " My affiliation with Pi Beta Phi is something of which I am very proud, and I find myself benefited by the experience every day, in many different ways. "

Sus an Alvarado c hat . w ith Se nato r Te d Steve n•. Ala .k an Re publican.

Cornelia Paton Aims

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"Women should stay at home . It won't be long before the men stay at home and women take over the working world!"

Agree? Disagree? Regardless of personal feelings about the above statement, one has to agree that the lady voicing that opinion has every right to do and say what she pleases. Cornelia Ward Paton, Illinois Beta, has earned that right by living to be a venerable 104 years of age!

Cornelia Paton, IIl1nals Beta

Cornelia was born in Pennington Point, Ill., on February 7, 1875, just eight years after Pi Beta Phi was founded. She was the only graduate of the class of 1892 of Table Grove High School. She became a Pi Phi while attending Lombard College (now Knox College) in Galesburg, III., and was a member of the class of 1897 . Cornelia taught school in Joliet, Ill . , and was also the society editor of the Joliet newspaper. She quit her jobs to become a mother, following her marriage of John Paton in 1899. They had a son and two daughters, Mary and Helen. Currently there are ten great grandchildren and one great great grandson.

Living with her daughter, Mary, in Waukegan , III. , Cornelia is an active member of the Little Fon Chapter of D.A.R . there . She and Mary attend all the meetings. She is a member of the local PEO group and an honorary member of the Lake County (III.) Pi Phi Alumnae Club . She maintains her Cleveland East (Ohio) Alumnae Club

Pam Roach Is Elected Prexy Of House Of Representatives

(The following story is excerpted from one appearing in This Is TCU , February , 1979. Photo by Public Relations Division of Texas Chris tian University . )

How can you get excited about "going away to college" only two blocks from where you've lived aU your life?

Pam Roach, Texas Delta, couldn't. Perhaps because the TCU campus had become such a familiar place by college-choosing time, she assumed that she would like another city, another school better.

She didn't though. Mter orientation at the college of her first choice, she came home to attend TCU "for a semester" during which she intended to choose another school.

She hasn't left

Now she is a junior finaflce major and president of the Student House of Representatives

Even though she was unopposed on the ballot, she visited with several student groups including most Greek organizations before the election.

"Higher tuition was asked about more than anything else, " she said. "I think 1 understand the reasons for higher costs, but I'm not sure that most students do . 1 think better explanations could be given about why tuition has to go up."

Tuition is not something she and the House can control. Some other areas of the University are more likely to feel her influence.

"We need to be strong academically. We need to have good professors. We need to make sure students get their money ' s worth when they come here , " she said

If she had three wishes for TCU, the new House president might list better academic advising, more men students, and a winning football season.

On advising: "Counseling has improved since I was a freshman, but I still hear about troubles some students are having "

On the male-female ratio (about 4060): "I wish we had an engineering school, because that's what the men seem to be going into now .... "

There are other influences on TCU social life. "The campus is in the middle of a quiet residential area . .. and has taken on the atmosphere of Fon Worth-it's slow and easy-going. A lot of us like that; some don't.

" The Greeks have it better because they have something going on most of the time . We've tried some allUniversity parties but they didn't go over vety well. We need to find some other things everyone can get involved in , get something starred for all groups "

membership . Last year , at the age of 103, Cornelia attended the Lake County (III.) Founders ' Day program

So whether one agrees or disagrees about the role of women today , Cornelia Paton 's opinion is one that must be respe cted She' s seen her share of history , and lived it well .

On football: "I get a lot out of TCV-academically, through student government, with friends-whether we're winning in football or not 1 think it imponant that the program improve both for the team's sake and to give students sOIllething to unite behind and support. "

Pam is very active in Pi Phi, loves living on campus (" it's a completely different atmosphere-yet you can take friends home for a good meal or something ' ' ) and sees herself working , probably in a bank and probably in Dallas , when she gets her BBA degree

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Mississippi Beta, University of Mississippi

Two new members were initiated into Lambda Sigma Honorary-Melissa Walker and Felicia Rabito. Kathy Brabec, Jennifer Moss and Martha Ray were initiated into Alpha Lambda Delta.

Maine Alpha, University of Maine St. Patrick's Day brought carnations to the door steps of many men and women. The Pi Phis sponsor an annual Green Carnation Sale and personally deliver the carnations on the morning of March 17 to students and fraternities. The traditional sale is the chapter's most successful fund raiser of the year.

Arkansas Alpha, University of Arkansas Jennifer Fox was chosen a Razorback Beauty for 1978-79 while Terri Scott represented the chapter as the 1978 Homecoming Queen.

Kentucky Alpha, University of Louisville

"A star is born." Karen McDevill, a communications major, made her debut as a television interviewer recently on one of Louisville's early morning shows. Her interviewee was a Pi Phi sister and airplane pilot, Lisa Johnson. The show aired at 6:30 a.m. and Karen overslept and missed her first appearance on the tube!

Ohio Delta, Ohio Wesleyan

Communicating effectively is Nadine Pastolove's chief object when interviewing prospective students in the Admissions Office. Nadine's internship as a student member of the Admission's

staff calls on her not only to interview but also to work on campus events organized by Admissions

New York Delta, Cornell

Cheryl Slinger, and Diana O'Connell serve as organizers, friends, confidants, and problem-solvers for the many underclassmen and women in their buildings, as resident advisors in West Campus dormitories. Their jobs require both counseling skill and creativity

Illinois Zeta, University of Iilinois

Bonnie Brown is performing at Opryland, USA, in Nashville this summer in a lead dance role. She goes to Opryland following two summers at Great America. Bonnie choreographed two campus-community musicals this spring-" Applause" and "Jesus Christ Superstar." Jeanne Jones was chosen to direct the University'S spring musical "Pajama Game."

Washington Alpha, University of Washington

Jenni Dunn represents the chapter as one of the twelve songleaders for the University. She was selected on the basis of her personality, dance ability, and experience. There we re over 100 applicants. Jenni, along with the other gitls on the squad, also cheers for the champion Seattle Supersonics basketball team.

Kansas Alpha, University of Kansas

Dawn Daniel has been accepted by the nursing school at the University of Kansas Medical Center. She will begin the two year program in the fall.

Michigan Alpha, Hillsdale College

For the past four years the chapter has dominated the cheerleading squad. This year three of the five cheerleaders were Pi Phis, with many more hopefuls waiting to join the ranks at the first available opening.

Indiana Epsilon, DePauw University

Cathy Jones and Cindy Gates spent their January Winter Terms doing mini-Peace Corps work in Central America. Cathy helped build a church in Bacadilla, Guatemala, and Cindy worked on an apartment for a schoolteacher in La Ceiba, Honduras.

California Zeta, U.c. Santa Barbara

Dee Ann Terneuzen and Libby Borgen spent the spring quarter in Washington, D.C. in the Capital Hill Program. Dee worked for California Congressman Anthony Beilenson on the House Rules Committee, and Libby worked with Colorado Congresswoman Pat Schroeder. The Pi Phis were among only eighteen students chosen to participate in the program.

North Dakota Alpha, U. ofN. Dakota

The chapter earned some extra dollars by sweeping out the arena after a recent Alice Cooper concert at the university. It was hard work but it gave them a chance to talk to band members and other interesting people

Oregon Gamma, Willamette University

Janet Stamper represented the university in national swimming competition in Reno, Nev. As one of the women on the team, Janet placed 11th in the 50 yard freestyle, and, at the same time, broke the 25-second barrier.

Indiana Delta, Purdue University

Lori Schnell and Kim Starzewski are among the thirty-three Indianapolis "500" princesses this spring and participated in the many exciting festival activities throughout the fast-paced month of May. Freshman Liza Conte was named second runner-up in the Miss Indiana pageant and won the swimsuit competition. Last spring Mona Franklin was first runner-up in the Miss New Jersey pageant.

Connecticut Alpha, U. of Connecticut

Cindi Marszalek is Executive Vice President for Policy of the Student Union Board of Governors and attended the NECAA in Hyannis, Mass., for that group. She has been appointed to two special committees by acting President Gant and still manages to be an Upper Division Dean's List student.

Missouri Beta, Washington University

Betsy Kahn returns inJuly after spending her junior year at Hebrew University in Israel. Kathy Morrison was a member of the Kappa Sigma Sweetheart Court fall semester Nancy Geobel , Lisa Lecker, and Elisa Recht are new members of Chimes , the junior women's honorary

Vermont Beta, University of Vermont

Christine O'Donnell has been accepted by the Temple University Medical School where she plans to specialize in orthopedics, eventually going into sports medicine. Chris was vety active in her chapter and was a Dean's List student and a member of Mortar Board.

Nebraska Beta , University of Nebraska

Mary Sawyers, former chapter president, was nominated for the McCreight Award for Outstanding Student Teacher . The annual award is given by the Lincoln school system to the student teacher who works well with the staff and children in the classroom.

South Dakota Alpha, University of South Dakota

Sheree Tiegen cheered the USD Coyote football team on to their North Central Conference championship last season. Sheree, a freshman, cheered on the varsity squad.

Tennessee Gamma, University of Tennessee

The chapter had a winning season in winter sports, capturing the AllSorority Championship in basketball and water polo

New York Alpha, Syracuse University

A semester after her sister Angela pledged, Esther Vigliotti was wearing a pledge dart also. Now Esther has been elected Panhellenic vice president and Angela is the new treasurer.

Virginia Epsilon, Univ. of Virginia

Laura Old was chosen Head Rush Counselor for UVA's formal rush program. She supervised over twenty rush counselors, chosen from each of the eleven sorority chapters on Grounds

Pi Phi's rush counselors were Dede Lowe, Jill Snyders, and Delinda Alley

Ohio Alpha, Ohio University

Lynn Adair spent spring quarter in Salzburg studying German, while Pam Kraus was in France for the French program. Lynn is a sophomore majoring in communications. Pam is a junior with a psychology major .

New Mexico Beta, N. Mex State

In February twenty adventurous Pi Phis spent two nights and one full day of

hard skiing at Sierra Blanca Cold feet and noses didn ' t keep these girls from having fun on the mountain

Illinois Epsilon, Northwestern Univ.

Beth Shapiro placed first in the intramural annual cross country meet's team catego ry last fall. Beth was one of six runners on the Delta Tau Delta fraternity team. The course is 4.2 miles along Lake Michigan on the Evanston campus.

Washington Beta, Washington State

Kelly Bohart was one of two freshman women to play on the varsity volleyball squad, the ftrst year freshmen have been accepted. She also was the chapter's intramural rep .

Iowa Beta, Simpson College

The chapter was the grand winner of the traditional Tomahawk Award given at Homecoming to the housing unit with the highest spirit and participation. Pi Phi came in first place in every competition during the week to win the coveted award.

Indiana Alpha , Franklin College

Kathy Lay and Jean McErlane have been accepted by graduate schools. Kathy will attend Indiana University Dental School and Jean has been accepted at both Northwestern University and Ohio State University Colleges of Medicine

Mississippi Alpha, Univ . Southern Mississippi

Jenifer Duchek, Teresa Holmes, and Beth Watkins were tapped for · Omicron Delta Kappa. Jenifer and Teresa were graduating seniors and Beth is a nslllg seruor.

Texas Beta , Southern Methodist

Linda Scott was hired by Price Waterhouse, one of the big eight accounting ftrms. She's had plenty of experience with numbers-she was the chapter's hard-working treasurer. Past president Carla Pearman has been named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities.

Iowa Zeta, Univ. ofIowa

Pi Phis, joined by the local chapters of Delta Gamma and Zeta Tau Alpha, raised their voices in song at the annual All-Sorority Sing. Mter mustering all its energy in presenting a rousing,

appropriately re-written rendition of "Hello Dolly ," the delegation brought down the house and walked away with the spirit trophy

Kentucky Alpha, Univ ofLouisvil le

Donna Malcomb was selected by Indiana University to attend Dijon University in France for six weeks this summer. She was chosen on the basis of a personal interview and a placement test and wil l receive six hours of credit from Indiana University.

Mississippi Beta, Univ. of Mississippi

Melanie Walker has been chosen a Campus Favorite, one of the highest honors the University recognizes. The selection involves a campus-wide election whereby ten college students are elected by the student body to represent them as Favorites.

Maine Alpha, Univ. of Maine

Mary Levesque and Brenda La Roche were varsity cheerleaders for the 1978 football and 1979 basketball seasons. The chapter has won Greek Weekend for the past three years

, Missouri Gamma, Drury College

The three top officers on the Student Union Board's executive council for 1979-80 are Pi Phis. Dena Lasker was named president of SUB, Cyndi Roper was chosen as vice president, and Amy Chenoweth is secretary.

Maryland Beta, Univ of Maryland

Sue Burke, the vice president of social advancement, is Alph a Gamma Rho 's sweetheart. She is pinned to Eddie Woods of that fraterDlty .

Indiana Epsilon, DePauw University

Sheila Horn and Martha Way were elected officers of the two major student government organizations of the university. Sheila was chosen secretary of Academic Council and Martha took over as Student Senate treasurer

South Dakota Alpha, U. ofS. Dakota

Colleen Ellingson is the newest Pi Phi to be tapped as a member of the Dakotans, an honorary organization at USD. Colleen is an accounting major and is the chapter's V P. of Mental Advancement.

Kukana's Kalabash

Will Find Anything

Have you felt a need recently to rent an "ape"pealing ape that would be "ape"preciated and "ape"propriate for all occasions? Or how about a magician, a phoner, a housesitter, a piano teacher, a new or used Mercedes, or a Rolles If you live in Honolulu, Hawaii, there 's no problem. All that needs to be done is call Kukana's Kalabash, Inc., and Susan Suman Hindle, California Gamma, will take care of it all.

Kukana's Kalabash is a $100-a-year service that puts people in touch with other people who have what they want or do what they need, within the bounds of the law and what's available. The ape that Susan rents isn't real, of course. She bought two gorilla suits in San Francisco and rents them to people who want to liven up their parties.

How did it all get started? Susan says, " I have always known where to find things it seems, or at least who to ask. I think I was a 'resource center' in kindergarden-perhaps pre-school! After having supplied so many people with so many answers for so many years , I decided to try it as a business. I continued to do what I always did and began to charge: $1, then $10, now $100-and more."

Susan and her husband have been in Hawaii nearly fifteen years. Bill is a doctor with the Straub Clinic which he joined after thirty months in the service in Okinawa According to Susan they become more pleased with living there each day.

The word kalabash is a "calabash" with a "k", and means a big wooden bowl to Hawaiians In searching for a name for her business, Susan figured that she put all the things she, and others, know and do into the big bowl and then they draw the appropriate item out as it is needed or requested. Kukana is Hawaiian for Susan.

"I have had requests for large fat juicy worms for a worm farm, camels and elephants, magicians and mimes, diamonds and dirt, private islands and midnight cooks. Nothing is too outrageous to ask for. I make no guarantees and match a lot of things."

Susan doesn't go out and get a Swiss flag or a sled-both recent requests-but she'll tell you where to look. The answers are ftled away in a battery of little tin boxes on hundreds of cards listing sources and hundreds more listing inquiries. She pairs them up.

Centennial Is Celebrated

by]UUE DAINES

1978 was an exciting year for the University of Western Ontario. It was the University's centennial and the year was ftlled with celebrations of all sorts.

Delta Upsilon fraterniry, located across the street from the Ontario Beta chapter house, had further cause for celebration as they commemorated their fiftieth anniversary on campus . The events of the year came to a pinnacle with homecoming weekend activities in October. Hundreds of alumni poured into London to reminisce and recapture their youth

During the holiday season Susan had three Santas for hire. One was a young, hip Santa, one was a lecherous Santa who hit people (gently) with a cane, and a third was the jolly ho-ho-ho type. All carried business cards that said "Have Reindeer Will TraveL"

Susan and two friends are responsible also for several books on Hawaiian restaurants. In the first one, the author credits Susan with being the world's greatest researcher since she doesn't like to cook and consequently eats out 7 or 8 times a week! "What better friend could a writer have, to help select the 'BEST 99 1/z restaurants of Hawaii? , "

The business keeps growing by leaps and bounds. "I do a bigger and bigger off-island shopping service and a growing Island shopping business for mainlanders," says Susan. "I even sold some animal puppets in Vienna over the Christmas holidays I'll be in New York City in April looking for more gorilla suits and a bear head. The jewelry business is fast growing , with set pieces and raw stones.

"It's all available and such fun to track down.

"It's a fascinating, exciting, always changing, unique business and adventure. It's full, full time because it's all the same as how I live and what I'd be doing if I had no Kukana' s Kalabash."

at the special functions of this year's celebration. Western's football team won a victory over Laurier, and the DV formal was held that evening.

Sunday mellowed things out a bit with visiting Pi Phi alumnae dropping by the house for tea and a peek at their old rooms in the house. Both Delta Upsilon and Pi Phi had spent many hours raking leaves and primping gardens in anticipation of the arrival of the respective alumni. There was even a tulip growing contest, with the winner to be named when the spring buds show who had the greenest thumb.

The weekend was celebrated by the students of V W.O , alumni, and friends, and lent itself ideally to interfraternity relations

Susan Hindle at her Kalabash desk I n Hanolulu

Two Pi Phi Achievers Among Glamour's Ten Success Choices

Two members of Pi Beta Phi were among the ten outstanding achievers named by Glamour Magazine as Success Choices for 1979.

The ten were selected from over 700 applicants who represent a cross-section of successful young working women throughout the United States. Their professions span a wide range of fields and reflect a growing interest among women to pursue careers-not just jobs.

The two Pi Phis selected are Penny S. Farthing, Indiana Delta, and Joyce Hergenhan, New York Alpha. Penny is a corporate lawyer for the Allstate Insurance Company in Washington, D . C. Joyce is vice president and executive assistant to the chairman of the Consolidated Edison Company in New York City

Penny Farthing

As a registered lobbyist and lawyer for Allstate, Penny spends more than half her time on Capitol Hill attending hearings and talking to members of Congress and their staff to gather information about issues that affect her company She is currently tracking car airbag legislation , national health insurance , and consumer protection iSsues.

After graduating from law school in 1970, Penny taught high school social studies while waiting to be hired for a government job. During the next eight years, she had five jobs specializing in regulatory work-government regulation of business. Her first was with the Federal Communications Commission In her last position, where she worked in the Food Safety and Quality Service of the Department of Agriculture, Ms Farthing was the highest salaried and youngest person at her level.

Joyce Hergenhan

Six years ago , Joyce Hergenhan was an investigative reporter for a group of suburban newspapers and wrote stories on the energy crisis , most not favorable to big business A high-ranking Con Ed executive who thought her stories were the most accurate ones offered her a position as manager of public information. She wrote press releases and speeches and researched information for the press . Within a year , she was promoted to assistant to the vice president of public affairs, a key position where she was able to observe firsthand how management handles government relations and corporate communications.

While Joyce was completing her work

in a special MBA program for executives at Columbia University, her boss resigned, and she was elected to his job by the Board of Trustees. She is the first woman to sit on the Corporate Policy Committee. In December, Joyce represented the utility industry on an energy panel at the Democratic National Party Conference, the first comprehensive policy conference.

The ten women selected 10 Glamour's Fifth Annual Search for Outstanding Young Working Women prove it takes know-how and hard work to get to the top. Some started out as teachers or secretaries; most decided they needed more than just an undergraduate degree if they wanted to get ahead. And as role models for young achievers across the country, they offer more confidence, more assertiveness, and more faith in individual talent than ever b efore.

Chapter Shines In Panhel Participation

by AMY OELSCHLAGER

An ovetwhelming interest in Iowa State's Panhellenic Council has been shown by the Iowa Gamma Pi Phis. Their participation has gone far beyond just two Pi Phi representatives each year.

Barb Lacke, a recent graduate ofIowa State and Pi Phi's Traveling Graduate Counselor this year, started this Pi Phi trend when she was elected Panhel president in 1977. Her interest and enthusiasm about Panhel was spread throughout the Pi Phi chapter.

That same year Julie Emerson became the president of ISU's Junior Panhelleruc Council. Suzanne Steinbrenner replaced Julie as president the next year and Suzanne was followed by another Pi Phi, Sean Oakley.

Diana Marcum, Iowas Gamma's current president, caught the Panhellenic fever last year and served as Panhel's assistant rush coordinator for 1978 formal rush.

Two Iowa Gammas now hold positions on Panhel executive board Mary Power, the 1978 secretary, was followed by another Pi Phi , Anne Paule , the present secretary The informal rush coordinator is now held by Pi Phi's Patti Said

Pe nny Farthi ng , Indiana Del ta , left , and Joyce Hergenhan , New York A l pha

Softball Award

Simpson College-The Jack North Memorial Award is given annually to Iowa's outstanding girls' softball player who was graduated from high school the preceding year.

This year the recipient of the award was Iowa Beta's Mary Yorio Mary was selected for her flne all-around play during the 1977-78 seasons when she led her Ankeny team to the state championship in fall softball in 1977, and the state championship in summer softball in 1978. Mary received her trophy, with her high school softball glove bronzed and mounted on top, during ceremonies at the Iowa Girls High School State Basketball Tournament in March, 1979.

A rising sophomore at Simpson College, Mary plans to continue her softball career at the shortStop position for the Simpson Women.

Sandy Bergman

Turnabout Serenade

Michigan State-Michigan Gamma Pi Phis sang their hearts out in a formal serenade in February in celebration of their chapter's thirty-fourth birthday. The women sang to nine fraternity houses.

Michigan State's Pi Phi chapter was founded in February of 1945. In honor of the birthday, Michigan Gamma sha red their love and sisterhood by singing to the fraterniry men and taking a birthday cake to each house. The men appreciated the singing almost as much as they enjoyed the birthday kisses!

Participation for the birthday serenade was fantastic and everyone wore long dresses and Pi Phi smiles. The serenade lasted the entire with sentimental songs and humorous ones.

Laurie Dailey

AnnualSweetShoppe

Dickinson College-If there is one thing that will bring a sisterhood together, it's ice cream. Pennsylvania Gamma sisters joined together, with pleasure, for their annual Pi Phi "Sweet Shoppe. "

"Sweet Shoppe" is a fund-raising function in the form of a '50s soda shoppe. Sisters waitressing in '50s cosrumes, collegiate decorations, and "Happy Days " music create a super atmosphere for eating ice cream.

Sister soda jerks scooped out fourteen stands of ice cream to create yummy sundaes and specials like "Animal House" -a peanut butter ice cream with hot fudge and animal crackers . Since it was Valentine's Day, they also had a variery of special sweetheart sundaes, sundaes to share , and, of course , a lonely hearts sundae .

Aside from the fact that it's a super fun way of raising money for the Convention fund , it's a good campus event.

Everyone looks forward each February to the smiling Pi Phi faces serving those delicious Pi Phi sundaes. For Pennsylvania Gammas, it's a great way to break a diet!

Anne Fiore

Share the Fun

Louisiana Alpha-What do a fashion show, Slightly Older Sister (S O S.) luncheon, Pi Phi Christmas parties, and a philanthropy project have in common? They are all activities which brought the Newcomb Pi Phis and the New Orleans Alumnae Club closer during the year.

Pledges were especially involved with the alums through a pledge-active-alum lunch held by senior Laurie Ellis, and a S O.S. luncheon at the home of alumna Suzanne Whann. Plenty of delicious food and pleasant conversation helped everyone get acquainted, and both functions were a great success.

In addition, the alums held their annual Christmas party for New Orleans and Louisiana Alpha Pi Phis in December. The group also worked together on a style show with fashions modeled by actives, alums, and children. Proceeds from the event were sent to Arrowmont

All these projects served to bring the Newcomb chapter and their alumnae club closer together to learn and grow in the Pi Phi spirit.

Maki San Miguel

Top Scholars

Millikin University-Last semester, Illinois Eta Pi Phis were the number one house on campus for scholastic achievement. Since this was a major victory for the house, the scholarship banquet was particularly joyous.

After all the group and individual honors were presented, Mrs . Helen Russell offered the chapter a particularly intriguing challenge. Mrs. Russell had loaned the chapter $1000, half of which was to be repaid with 3 % interest at the discretion of the chapter. At the banquet, Mrs. Russell offered to burn the contract if the Pi Phis become number one in scholarship again! It's quite an incentive to achieve good grades.

There's No Business

Universiry of Maryland-Ten girls from Maryland Beta got into the show biz swing in February when they worked on makeup, costumes, and ushering for the University of Maryland's Greek play "Guys and Dolls . "

Melissa Snowden bought cosrumes for the cast as well as coordinating coscumes purchased by the cast members themselves. Her preparations took four months from the tryouts to the accual presentation

Pi Phi was well represented on the makeup crew. Lisa Pescosolido, Maureen Collins, Michele Therien, Linda Stanton, Mary Ann Furgala, Judy Johnston and alum Sue Valenta devoted their time to transforming ordinary college students into ' 40s style gamblers and "dolls . " Debbie McCarthy, who has worked on makeup since her freshman year in high school, chaired the committee.

The Greek play was a cooperative effort among all the sororities and fraternities on the University campus.

Debra Shapiro

Win Relays

Washington University-The annual Sigma Nu Relays were held in October, and Missouri Betas made an excellent showing in the competition. Activities during the week included a luncheon for the Sigma Nus and a "When I Grow Up" costume party where everyone went dressed as what they wantea to become.

The actual competition segment of the relays took place on Saturday. The Pi Phis scored the most points in the events to win the relays. Later that afternoon at a picnic given by the Sigma Nus for all the sororities who participated, the Pi Phis were declared .overall winners and received the first place trophy for the second year in a row.

Cam'e Bumgarner

Well, Hello!

Miami U niversity- The Ohio Zeta Pi Phis, along with the Gamma Phi Betas, found a unique way to solve an age old problem .

The Miami campus is filled with charming young men that the girls would love to meet but are admired from afar, day after day. So the two sororities combined efforts and planned a "crush" party. Each girl invited two men whom they had admired but never dated, and the men were invited anonymously. The invitation contained all the information about the party and was to be presented at the door .

It was a "Shoot for the Moon" party, representing the arrow of Pi Phi and the crescent moon on Gamma Phi Beta. It was a huge success and some of the girls even left on the arms of their crushes. This was a sure sign that the party will become an annual event.

Bonnie Snyder

Winteifest '79

. University of Vermont-There are many things , good and bad, to be said about winters in Vermont, but for the Pi Phis, this was a winning season. Theme for Winterfest ' 79 was the Catamount Olympics. Vermont Beta's ice sculpture representation of the olympic torch and rings with Charlie Catamount, UVM's mascot, on the front and the caption" A light for the cats" won them second place They also captured first place in the sorority division of broomball and ended up second in the all-campus field of forty-five teams.

No season would be complete at UVM without Greek Week and its exchange dinners, skit night , games, and parries. This semester's games were a bit unusual Due to a lack of snow , thanks to an early heat wave, the snow shoeing and cross country skiing events were quickly changed to cross country running and a back-to-back race. But Pi Phi recovered and hung in for a third in games, and this, combined with a third in skits and the Winterfest finishes, earned them a second over-all performance for Greek Week '79.

Debra Randle

Winning Swimming

University of Nebraska-What were twelve Nebraska Betas doing in the middle of the winter with swim suits on? They, and other members of the chapter who cheered them to victory, were swimming away with the Annual Sorority Swim Contest title, after many years of competition.

In the past, the next door neighbors Kappa Alpha Theta, had taken the title home, but such was not the case this year. Nebraska Beta won first in every event. To top it off, they also took second places in all but a few events. They took home a big trophy and T-shirts. The latter went to first place winners so the Pi Phis took all of them!

Taking honors were Cathy and Trish Morrow, Jeanne Weatherly, Lisa Pate,Jo McFayder, Joan Light, Carol Rankin, Deb Hartford, Kim Berguin, Kelly Tooley, Sharon Young, and Pam Shald.

Amy Russell

Swedish Tradition

Washington State University-Christmas 1978 at the Washington Beta house was a beautiful experience as well as memorable. On December 13, thirty pledges, dressed in silver blue, wearing golden halos and carrying glowing candles, paraded down the stairs and into the living room singing the Swedish ballad "Santa Lucia," as members looked on.

Freshman Lori Talcott represented Santa Lucia, the Christian martyr who was crucified, by wearing seven candles on her head and a red sash around her waist signifying the stab wound Lucia received because they could not burn her . Lori recited a Swedish passage, then translated it as several others read small poems and quotes to close the ceremony. Santa Lucia brought light and goodness to all the dark countries of the world just as the 1978-79 pledge class did on that special winter evening.

Dixie Thompson

Talented Pledges

Monmouth College-In February the Tau Pi chapter of Mortar Board hosted its annual talent show. As is tradition , the Illinois Alpha pledge class entered the event. Performing a comical dance routine to the tune" Short People , " the girls placed first of thirteen acts .

Also entered in the show were sophomores Kim Kelly and

Conny Davinroy . Kim's solo, "You Needed Me, " was accompanied by Conny on the piano

Illinois Alpha is represented by senior Thea Nelson in Monar Board.

Conny Davinroy

Treat (?) Big

Birmingham-Southern College-On the morning after initiation, the new initiates of Alabama Alpha were so excited about being official Pi Phis that they just couldn't sleep. They were also so appreciative of their big sisters that they thought, "What better way of showing what good Pi Phis we are than treating our big sisters to breakfast?"

So all the old actives were dragged out of bed and asked to put on their jerseys so they could be taken out for pancakes and such-how neat to see twenty-four Pi Beta Phi jerseys all together at 4:00 in the morning!

Funny-the actives failed to see the great generosity and sacrifice of their little sisters

Lindsay Stroud

University Champions

Nonh Texas State University-The Pi Phi Packers volleyball team this year accomplished what the independent teams

Two on Varsity Team

by BETSY PFElLER

In the fall of 1978, two scared freshmen arrived at Duke University, ready to try out for the Duke Women's Tennis Team, which was ranked fIfteenth in the nation. Neither Debby Klein, from Toledo, Ohio, nor Linda Patlovich, from Lake Bluff, Ill., knew anyone else at Duke; but both needed someone to practice with. On the second day of practice, after both girls had been practicing with their fathers, they passed each other on the main quad, going in opposite directions. They took a long look at each other-both knew that the other played tennis-but were too shy to ask the other to play. At last, Debby's father said, "Go ahead, why not ask her to hit?" So they did ....

Not only did Linda and Debby make the varsity team, they also became great friends. Today they are roommates, and North Carolina Beta pledges. Debby is currently the tennis team's number 11 singles player, and is challenging up on the ladder in hopes of making the traveling team. Linda plays in the number 3 singles position, and she plays number 1 doubles. In the fIrst semester of this year, Linda captured • the Atlanta Coast Conferencefounh flight singles championship. Linda and her panner were also runners-up in the fIrst flight doubles of the tournament.

The team practices from 1:30 to 4:30 , Monday through Friday, in the fall and again in the spring, with a shon winter break. In addition, Debby and Linda try to run about two miles every day. In this way they keep in good shape so they. can indulge in the hot fudge sundaes that are so " dear to their heans! "

thought could not be done : They won the university women's championship in a major intramural spon

The Packers, who have won the overall sorority intramural trophy in previous years, became the fIrst sorority ever to win a major university championship with their win over the dormitory division champions, Wild, Wild West.

In sorority intramural play, the team also won football, racquetball, and basketball this year. And in what may be a repeat performance, they were in the running for the university women's championship in basketball.

Cheryl Taylor

Blizzards Bumped

Denison University-Avalanche Weekend, the university'S winter carnival, was held in February. Snow sports tournaments were the major attraction of the weekend. Ohio Eta, fraternities, other sororities, and campus dormitories were all represented in the cross country skiing, broomball, ice skating, and ski jumping competition. In addition, there was an ice sculpting contest in which Pi Phi and Sigma Alpha Epsilon teamed up to win fust place, sculpting a giant Indian. Included in the entertainment of the weekend were a takeoff on the Gong Show and a concert by the group McCoy. After a weekend of blizzards, Denisonians readily enjoyed Avalanche Weekend

It was a busy fall semester for Kentucky Beta's song chairman Sandra Schroat. In addition to her Pi Phi duties, she was marching the field with the University of Kentucky Marching Band. Sandra Is a sophomore and has been twirling since her high school days.

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the craft school the cottage industry

Edited by MARY AuCE BARLOW PERscHE

Arrowmont Student Now Teaching In Louisville

D orothy Yabroff came to Arrowmont in 1963 and hasn't stopped weaving since. Looking for a craft school she could attend ,between her graduation from Cornell University and her August wedding, led her to Gatlinburg, which had another advantage of being not too far from her Martin, Ky., home.

At Arrowmont, she took courses in weaving, jewelrymaking and pottery but the weaving became her real interest and continues to give her much satisfaction . This spring she taught a third series of tapestry weaving classes at Locust Grove* in Louisville, Kentucky The students used small frame looms which she consttucted as an inexpensive way for a beginner to learn weaving. An advanced class met at her home for a session with the dye-pots. Using black walnuts, onion skins , and coffee with the addition of various mordants produced a variety of shades to inspire their creativiry. Inspiration came also from her home where creativity and the love of weaving were translated into wall hangings, pillows and cunains. She is a member of the Louisville Craftsman's Guild and has exhibited work in its show. She also belongs to the Ann McGinty Weavers Guild

Mrs. Yabroff and her husband, Ronald, an engineer with E.I.duPont de Nemours & Co., lived in New York, Delaware, and Tennessee prior to returning to her home state of Kentucky. While in New York, she began graduate studies at Cornell and in 1972 completed work on her master's thesis on tapestries, receiving her M.A degree

During their stay in Wilmington , Delaware, she exhibited in the annual juried show at the Delaware An Museum with craftsmen from other eastern states . She also showed in the Delaware Women Artists , a show sponsored by the University of Delaware , and another at the University of Pennsylvania . Teaching weaving in her home , the museum , and a cultural arts center were other activities she pursued there .

She glows at the mention of Arrowmont, remembers the experiences there with pleasure, and would like to return taking her husband with her. His interest in photography complements her work by providing a record of designs and exhibits

Interest in weaving has spread to their daughters. The two older, Robin and Ann, have won prizes at the Kentucky State Fair as has their mother. Even the youngest, Jenny, can weave but has to wait until she is older to enter the Fair.

Dorothy has introduced weaving to Jenny's kindergarten class where it has proved especially interesting to the boys, and she has given demonstrations at the other girls' school.

Another interest this family shares is music with Dorothy at the piano, Robin and Ann on flute and oboe , Jenny on auto harp , and Ron as their appreciative audience

"Locust Grove is a house built circa 1792 where George Rogers Clark , Louisville's founder spent his last days. It has been by the Historic Homes Foundation, Inc. , and is open to vIsItors.

B oard oj G ollt!mo rI

Doroth y Yabro H com es to the aid of one of her students

Chapters Fascinated By Visits To Arrowmont

"A fantastic time"-"a much-needed break"-"were extremely impressed" are comments Pi Phis made following recent trips to Arrowmont . The schedule for rental of the Red Barn and Stuart Cottage reads like a roll of chapters in adjoining areas to Gatlinburg and their enthusiasm for repeating this experience and encouragement to others to try it are evident in their letters and pictures

Here is part of what Martha Collier, Philanthropies Chairman for Alabama Gamma said : " After a seven hour drive in a five-car caravan , the Alabama Gammas arrived at Arrowmont on Friday, November 3, just in time to tour Gatlinburg Because it was so late, we could only experience part of the excitement that awaited us The group split on Saturday morning to enjoy the beauty of the area Some climbed Pi Phi mountain , some got an early start in the craft shops , and others enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere of the Red Barn. After lunch, we joined Mrs Caroline Riddle for a tour of the campus It was during this time that the pride of Pi Phi was lifted as we began to realize the true worth of Arrowmont l\nd the part we, as Pi Phis, have played in making it so. In the evening, we built a fire in the Red Barn , ha d a talk session, ate, and played cards . We hated to leave the beautiful mountains covered in multi-colored trees and the campus of Arrowmont , but we carried back with us a renewed p ride in Pi Beta Phi Su ch an impact was made on the sisters and p ledges of Alabama Gamma that we p lan to in corporate the trip into our Fraternity orientation program. We enco u rage any chapter within the travel limits of Gatlinburg to tak e advantage of this resource made so readily available to us "

Alabama Beta ' s six visitors are talking it up for more to participate next year . Pledge Elizabeth Foley detailed their group's experiences thus: "On arriving, we went straight to the Stuart Cottage which had seven bedrooms all decorated with Arrowcraft wal l hangings. Saturday was most eventful as we browsed through the Arrowcraft Shop buying Christmas presents for our Pi Phi sisters and then toured Arrowmont. It

was reall y excltlng to see what Pi Phi has contributed to society rather than simpl y reading or hearing about it . As a pledge , it made me feel proud to be a Pi Phi and made me realize we were more than a social club devoted only to ourselves "

As frequent visitors from not-so-far-away Chattanooga, Tennessee Alpha President Janet Jordan calls this a yearly " spirit retreat" for members and said: " It was both fun and educational , especially for the pledges The chapter took time out from ice skating , singing , playing backgammon , and shopping to visit Arrowmont The pledges were fascinated fmall y to see the school they had heard so much about The Red Barn was great as usual because there is such a warm , coz y feeling there ."

Regarding shopping , she said , " The number of angels we bought that day was unbelievable ." About the tour of the school , "It is such a great feeling to know that we support such a fantastic school. Though some of us had been there several times, we see something new and interesting every time "

Indiana Alpha traveled to Arrowmont the weekend of March 9 . The weather , rain on Saturday and snow flurries on Sunday, didn ' t dampen their spirits and everyone enjoyed the weekend Nancy Giover said, " We were in awe of the vast outreaches of Pi Beta Phi . Seeing this portion of Pi Phi ' s involvement truly deepened our pride. That weekend provided an experience which the Indiana Alphas will never forget . In order to be a larger influence ih this philanthropy, we scheduled a game marathon in April, and all proceeds are going to Arrowmont . ' ,

South Carolina Betas decided to add a touch of history to their forma l this yeat by having it in qatlinburg. T h ey ch ose the theme' 'Pi Phi Premiere" since Gatlinburg is the place where many aspects of the Fraternity began. -

Conclusion : The Great Smokies are a beautiful part of America and a visit which includes Arrowmont will make for a memorable experience for all Pi Phis .

Preparing for a shopping spr_ ar e Ci ndy Horton , Mary Bess Tlrrel , Tammy Lauderback , Dana Batson , and Cathy Smith- ali Alabama Betas

Tenne ss ee Alphas Tere se Hixon , Julia Reaves , Paula Hemphill , Kathy Clark , and Carolyn Farme r at The Sign

Third Generation Is New Ohio Beta Active

by EDIE RADER

Three generations of women in the same family have called Ohio Beta at Ohio State Universit y their fraternity home . Edith Hoyer Rankin was followed by her daughter, the late Mildred Rankin Rader , and now by Mildred's four daughters , Edie , Carol , Linda, and Janet Rader. Janet is the youngest daughter and the newest Pi Phi active , having been initiated last February

The late Mildred Rader was the 1946 National Amy Burn· ham Onken Award winner . She was a member of many campus organizations and honoraries, including Phi Beta Kappa, the first woman elected president of Ohio State University Student Senate, and national secretary of Mortar Board. In recognition of her many contributions to Pi Phi, a large lighted trophy case was built in the chapter house.

Edie, a 1976 graduate of Ohio State, was active in chapter offices , as well as serving three years on the campus Panhel· lenic executive board, one year as vice president She received the Conaway-Chase Award, given to four senior women at the university for outstanding contributions to her Fraternity, university , and the Greek system as a whole Since graduation she has served on the Columbus Alumnae Club board as membership chairman , corresponding secretary , and currently as assistant treasurer

Carol , a senior majoring in animal science , is a member of Gamma Sigma Delta agriculrural honorary She has been chapter Pan hellenic repre sentative a nd a member of the chapter Coffee House singing group

Linda , a junior marketing major , is an officer in the American Marketing Association , Pi Sigma Epsilon She is on

the Greek Week steering committee and Greek Year Book staff. She was the recipient of the Verna Stewart Gardner Scholarship award from Pi Phi and is currently serving as chapter vice president of mental advancement.

Janet is a freshman majoring in business administration She was vice president of her pledge class and is currently working on the Greek Week committee. Janet and Carol are both members of the chapter Academic Honor Society.

Mrs Rankin, a Golden Arrow , has given continuous service to Pi Beta Phi from active chapter, to alumnae club, to mothers' club, as well as province and Settlement School participation . She was the recipient of Eta Province Evelyn Peters Kyle Award Her greatest joys are the facts that her daughter Mildred was the 1946 National ABO Award winner and that Mildred ' s daughters have become members of Ohio Beta .

Alabama Gamma. enjoy the ru.tlc life Left to right are Shirley Burnette . Ginger Mullin •• Su.an SchlHman . Patt i Hannigan . Beth Hick • • Kim William.on. and Debra Swindle

South Carolina Beta. Bebe Buchonan. Judy WiI.an. and Laura Coy-and Gatlinburg .now.

Ohio Beta. all Linda. Janet Edle and Carol Rader have followed In the iIIu.trlous foot . tep. of their grandmother . Edith Boyer Rankin •• econd from left,

Four Complete 1978 Marathon

by GERALDINE DEBENEDETII SENNER

On December 10, 1978, four Hawaii Pi Phi alumnae ran the sixth annual Honolulu Marathon in Honolulu, Hawaii. All four completed the twentysix mile 385 yard event, running with 1,037 women, the most female entries in any marathon ever run anywhere. The Hawaii Pi Phis. acknowledge that women's running is an idea whose time has come, and Honolulu is the running capitol of the world as any visitor to Hawaii can attest. There were a total of 7,204 entries in the 1978 marathon, making it the third largest field in the world.

Cathe Christiansen Huemer, Colorado Gamma, and Ann Brockman Axelrod, Indiana Delta, were both running their second marathons. Cathe is a group worker with the Honolulu YWCA and Ann is a homemakerstudent.

Wende Sackerson Lyman, New York A lpha, an instructor in marketing and adve rt isi n g at the University of Hawaii, finished with an injury. " But I finished," says Wende.

Geraldine DeBenedetti Senner, Nevada Alpha, state program administrator for Child Protective Services, entered her first marathon as her fortieth birthday present to herself. Geraldine and her 15-year-old daughter, running her second marathon, won the third place motherdaughter team trophy.

All four of the women have found that tunning has changed their lives. One cites running as responsible for the "total transformation" of her legs. The seven-year-old child of one of the running ladies took up distance running in order to have "something to do while mommy runs" and recently completed a ten mile event. Family eating habits and household obligations created role reconsiderations for spouses and children, and a new appreciation of the" mature athlete" in the home.

In describing the 6 a.m start, one runner notes, "There is nothing that can really describe the sensation of standing nearly naked in the middle of

an eight lane highway in the dark with 7 ,000 people. All about are people slathering vaseline on chaff areas, drinking de-fizzed coke, and gulping aspirin. And when the gun goes off, you get to create a peak experience in your life."

What's next for these Pi Phis who run? The second annual women's 10 kilometer, the Primo Beer Relays, the United Airlines 30-30, the ten mile Turkey Trot, and the 1979 marathon in Hawaii on December 9, 1979, are among other events. All visiting Pi Phis are welcome!

At the annua l G reek We ek A w a rds Banquet at the Un iversi ty of No rth Dako t a Matil da Marls Severson Montana Alpha wa s named Outstanding Al umna of the Year She was nom i nated by North Dakota Alpha Mattie Is a pa s t prov ince pres iden t. and serve s an both House Corpo ration and AAC . A si ste r. two c ou si n s. and thr daughters a ll we a r th e golden arrows

P anhe llenic Goal Is Soro ri t y Interaction

by BETH STIER

The Panhellenic Council at the University of Illinois governs twenty-seven sororities, part of the largest Greek system in the country In order to keep the system strong, it works through various committees headed by sorority members. Roz Baudendistal, Illinois Zeta, is chairman of the House Interaction Committee, working to foster friendship and good relations among the sororities. One of its primary goals is to get sororities to interact, especially since many friendships made through rush are broken up when girls pledge rival houses. A second goal is for committee members to form friendships which will last after the term of service 1S over.

The twenty-member committee has members from sixteen sororities, including a second Pi Phi, Patty Hurdlebrink, chosen for her enthusiasm and willingness to work hard.

House Interaction planned three major events before the new committee is chosen next February. Sororities for m ed trios f or the Pro gressive D inn er in April. Also, in Ap ril, a new d isco in town was the setting for the Greek Ladies' Happy Hour and style show.

The committee is planning a unique rush psych-up for next fall which will involve active members traveling from house to house "rushing." The committee also sponsors workshops which center on the improvement of house offices.

Roz and Patty hope that their hard work will help break down house stereotypes and promote sorority unity and affinity.

Proud of Busboy

North Dakota A lpha Pi P his are extremely proud of Bobby Stalker, a busboy at the chapter. Bobby received first place honors in the World Junior Curling Championships held in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Along with an enormous trophy and a gold medal, Bobby won the chance to travel to Switzerland to curl, and to tour all of Europe next fall.

Geraldine Senner left and Ann Axelrad ready for the Honolulu Marathon

Doing Unto Others ... Through Chapter Service Projects

LOUISIANA ALPHAS participated and raised approximately $2,000 in the annual Children ' s Hospital Fund Raising Festival in New Orleans in October.

The project included ciry-wide participation. Pi Phi's booth, 'The Treasure Hunt," was one of the main attractions. A huge treasure chest was filled with 5 ,000 capsules, each containing prizes ranging from a "Whopper" at Burger King to a weekend for two at a luxurious New Orleans hotel. Prizes were written on paper inside the capsules and sold for $1.00 each. The chapter worked in conjunction with their ever-active and supportive alums. Actives decorated and manned the booth, as well as buying chances to win the prizes. The Newcomb College Pi Phis raised more money than any of the other participating booths during the twoday event.

The Campaign for the College at William and Mary is an all-out effort to solicit aid from alumni all over the country. The campaign included an all-sorority competition in which all nine national sororities on campus participated in the fund-raising drive. VIRGINIA GAMMA's Susie Callison was coordinator of the competition. Of a total of $51,323 raised in the competition, Pi Phi was responsible for a whopping $9,466.50, earning a plaque and first prize of $250. Funds raised are put to faculty development, student aid, program enrichment , concert and lecture series, and library supplies, to name a few uses

Carrie Brown, CALIFORNIA EPSILON, and her partner danced for thirry-two hours for the San Diego Epilepsy Society in the "Dance to Give Them a Chance" dance marathon. Mter bringing in over $200 in pledges from various sponsors, Carrie danced her way to a first place trophy and a $500 scholarship Carrie is Panhellenic president at San Diego State.

For a fun fall philanthropy, OKLAHOMA BETA joined with the men of Delta Tau Delta to build dog houses for the. Stillwater Animal Shelter. Mter a fun filled afternoon of building, with all the nails hammered and all the paint brushed on , the Pi Phis and Delts had made three dog houses

During the first week in March , ILLINOIS ETAS participated in the Millikin University Campus Chest . There were various events held each day with the proceeds going to the Cancer Fund . Six Pi Phis danced the night away to win the trophy for raising the most money One of the Pi Phis , Carol Young, won first prize for the highest amount raised by an individual, collecting over $600

SOUTH CAROLINA BETAS , in conjunction with the Clemson Theta Chi fraternity , collected over $1 , 100 for the Heart Fund during the month of February

NORTH DAKOTA ALPHA provided entertainment at a party for mentally handicapped citizens sponsored b y the Valley Association for Retarded Citizens The time was spent pla ying games , singing, and dancing

The University of Georgia Panhellenic Associati on presented a spring fashion show to raise money for the American

Cancer Society. Pam Anderson, GEORGIA ALPHA, was the Pi Phi model. Theme of the show was based on "The Wizard of Oz" with background music being taken from the soundtrack of the new hit movie.

Six INDIANA GAMMA Pi Phis gave time and love to the Indianapolis New Hope Foundation of Indiana this spring. The facility is the home of over one hundred handicapped teens and adults. Cheryl Geer teaches piano to those who are musically inclined; Michelle Human lifeguards at New Hope's large swimming pool; Sandy Nelson's creativeness is revealed in the ans and crafts classes. Lisa Klingenberger, Annie Klausing, and Brenda Healy spend one evening a week playing checkers, ping pong, or disco dancing with the residents .

MISSOURI BETA presented a Thanksgiving play for the children of the Edgewood Children's Center and the Methodist Children's Home. Everyone participated in some way and found the experience to be very rewarding. The play was called "Thanksgiving is for Everybody. "

Laura Goehring, OHIO BETA, participated in a style show sponsored by Kappa Kappa Gamma at Ohio State. Funds from the event went to the "Recreation Unlimited" camp for mentally retarded citizens in Columbus . Laura was chosen the Model Most Likely To Succeed!

WASHINGTON ALPHA Pi Phis participated in the March of Dimes Walk-a-Lot to raise money for muscular dystrophy, played volleyball at 4 a.m. at a Variery Club volleyball marathon to benefit the Pacific Northwest Heart Fund, and solicited pledges for the University of Washington alumni fund in a phone-a-thon sponsored by UW. Over $600 was

Oregon Gamma provided many of the participants In the first annual Oregon Lung Run. with proceeds going to the Oregon Lung Association. Participants Included Jan Rogers. Terri Talbot. Karen Beals. Lisa Abrash. Nancy Wolnez. Debbie Church. and Kellee Caseb_r.

raised for charity and other services as a result of the chapter ' s hard work .

OHIO EPSILONS bowled in the Cystic Fibrosis Bowl-aThon and had a chance to win T -s hirts , jackets, and free games while raising money for a good cause. Ten members worked as phone operators on the TV public broadcasting station's pledge drive . During breaks between shows Pi Phis took pledges totaling $30,000 and had a chance for plenty of camera shots The fall pledge class and guys from a campus dormitory sponsored "Steppin' Out," an all-campus party in the dorm cafeteria, benefitting the Autistic Society . The party raised $400, enough to send seventeen autistic children to summer camp

A campus-wide dance marathon for cerebral palsy was held at Northwestern University in February ILLINOIS EPSILON Marsha Metzdorff and her Chi Psi partner , Howard Beder , danced a total of thirty hours . Jan Good and Francine Twine were participants also. The Marathon raised over $30 ,000 and of that, $1,400 was raised through the efforts of Pi Phi and Chi Psi . Out of 62 couples, Marsha and Howard placed fourth.

NORTH CAROLINA BETA contributed to the campus philanthropy scene by donating money towards the operation for a ten-year-old boy who underwent extensive heart surgery at Duke Hospital last January. Pi Phis sponsored a contest to guess the number of jelly beans in a large jar, with each guess costing 50¢. The person whose guess came closest to the actual number of beans won the entire jar $200 was raised and donated towards a successful operation . The youngsters at Syracuse's Elmcrest Children's Center

Vermont Beta Hits Top With Greek Awards

Greek Formals is an annual event at the University of Vermont, with the evening including dinner , dancing, and the presentation of various Greek awards.

This year was an extra special one for Vermont Beta as they received awards for performances throughout the year in Greek Skits, Greek Week, and scholarships, and a very special sister, JoAnne Wall, was named Greek Woman of the Year . But no award is quite as special as the Lambda Cup, presented each year by Lambda Iota fraternity in conjunction with the Greek Coordinating Council, Fraternity Manager's Association , and the Dean of Students' Office

It was presented with few words this year, each of which will be remembered forever by Vermont Beta Pi Phis: "I would like to present the Lambda Cup for the outstanding sorority, and we all know that that is Pi Beta Phi!" It brought the Pi Phis to their feet with excitement. It was a moment of glory for years of hard work, dedication, and time from hundreds of actives and alums

The last time Pi Phi had the cup was in 1968, the year Sandy Wynne Liable was president . Sandy is now chairman of AAC for Vermont Beta, and her dedication and understanding have been instrumental in returning the cup to Pi Phi

The cup was dedicated to the seniors who have experienced and watched the climb to the top, one small step at a time .

have a new ping-pong table , thanks to the recyling program at NEW YORK ALPHA The chapter regularly schedules cleanup days when they collect cans and bottles , thereby cleaning the community and accumulating points toward a prize The chapter has placed each semester and prizes won include a quad stereo , tapes for the tape deck , and a dishwasher . •

CALIFORNIA ALPHAS spent an evening at the Stanford Children ' s Hospital baking with the kids Chocolate chip cookies widened many young eyes as the products of their labor emerged from the oven . The only casualty was a dropped egg .

Excitement and enthusiasm were generated in January as twenty couples bumped 64 hours in the annual all-campus Bump-a- Thon for Muscular Dystrophy at Kansas State. Patty Cook , KANSAS BETA , and her SAE partner, Mark Dayvault, raised $1,130 for the cause and earned the right to travel to Florida to participate in the M.D. Youth Convention

OHIO ALPHA collected a grand total of $800 for the American Heart Association in spite of heavy rain and flooding. The chapter collected $425 on a February Sunday, along with $150 from local alumnae and $300 from individual chapter members

WASHINGTON BETA's Terri Torseth was honored at the end of the fifth annual ATO dance marathon . Terri has raised money and participated for the past four years, with the Eastern Washington Epilepsy Foundation benefitting. The pledge class visited a convalescent home, entertaining with songs and visiting individually.

Each addition and improvement brought Pi Phi a little bit closer to the cup. Winning skits and Greek Week; fu ll pledge classes; officers on GCC and Panhel ; philanthropies for Pi Beta Phi , UVM , and the Burlington community; intramural sports; ice sculprures; scholastic achievements for individuals and the highest sorority cumulative average; and, most of all, an amazing amount of enthusiasm, spirit , and Pi Phi loveall had a part in returning the award to the chapter.

Chapter Has Founders ' Weekend

Several major changes have taken place for Founders' Day at the University of North Carolina. It has been changed to a weekend instead of one night . Recent alumnae were asked to spend the weekend at the house. Saturday activities included a softball game, a cookout, and home movies of the chapter ' s activities

Sunday plans included a luncheon to which all area alumnae were invited A special award was presented at that time. The Buff Wick Memorial Award, a gold medallion, was given to the chapter member who best exemplified the qualities everyone saw in Buff These include strength of character, leadership, enthusiasm , love of life , and contributions to Pi Phi The medallion is similar to one Buff wore in high school. Each year the name of the new recipient will be added to a special plaque Buff' s favorite poem is engraved at the top of the plaque

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Golden Arrow Overcomes Handicap To Serve Others

by TEREsA HOWE BARTHOLOMEW

Sparkle and savvy, sensitivity and service, spirit and a secure sense of self-all are attributes of a super, vety special Pi Phi alumna, Evelyn Harwood Schmale, of Ann Arbor, Mich. A positive philosophy of learning, doing, and caring characterizes her life. Her life is one of careers-as collegian and student, as salaried professional , as homemaker, and as volunteer.

Evelyn fIrmly believes that a woman has both the freedom and moral obligation to exercise options for personal development, and to help and inspire others to do the same . Her accomplishments and contributions have resulted not only from making the most of her own natural abilities, but, in recent years, in spite of disability. She lost her sight and nearly her life in an accident about 15 years ago. But she says that " other than the blindness, I have had complete recovety, and fInd that I can still enjoy my own life and hopefully justify my continued existence in this beautiful world by doing what I can to be a responsible, helpful person." And so she does! One year before becoming a Golden Arrow, she serves and has served in capacities which would challenge a younger, sighted person.

Evelyn was born and grew up in the small town of Marshall , Michigan. Living in the same town of the then province president and several other outstanding women who were Pi Phis, led Evelyn to the conviction that there was "never any other sorority but Pi Phi." She was initiated into Michigan Alpha at Hillsdale College in 1930. In her college career, she served Pi Phi as rush chairman and vice president. Her sophomore year, she represented the college at the Carnegie Internation Relations Conference on world peace and interracted with students from around the world. She won prizes for public speaking and debate, was the fIrst woman editor of both the college newspaper the yearbook, was maid-of-honor to the May Queen, and was graduated valedictorian of her class!

A master's degree in clinical psychology from the University of Michigan led to her selection as clinical assistant in a psychotherapy pilot program, and the beginning of her professional salaried career. Later, she became an American Red Cross professional in the fIeld of military welfare. She served in the Red Cross throughout World War II, both in Michigan and overseas, on duty that was often difficult and hazardous. Marriage to a psychiatrist-in-training began her career as a wife, and later, with the birth of two sons, as a mother. Committed to the strength and unity of home and family, and conftdent in the value of her own contributions to such a career, she was satisfyingly and completely occupied. When her children no longer needed her always available, she felt free to expand her activities outside her home. Thus, she began her career as a volunteer.

After recovering from her accident and upon her adjustment to an unsighted condition, indomitable Evelyn returned to volunteerism . She served for over a year as Coordinator of Volunteers with the local Juvenile Coun . After training, she served as a mental health worker at the com-

munity Crisis Walk-In Center for three years. Active in the RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteer Programs) since its local inception, she became Coordinator of Volunteer Programs at the Higli Point Center. This center is a pan of the Intermediate School District and serves the needs of severely mentally impaired and the trainable mentally impaired children and young adults.

It is characteristic of Evelyn to develop new interests as well as challenges . Thus it was typical of her to become involved in an innovative geriatric program The Turner Geriatric Clinic was established in 1977 to provide under one roof, comprehensive service-physical, psychological, emotional, and social-for those citizens 55 years of age and older. Evelyn took the special training to serve as peer counselor on a oneto-one basis, which she does by telephone. She participates in monthly workshops on subjects of interest to older adults, and functions in a leadership position in the low vision group. She has spoken eloquently on behalf of the Clinic and its care to interested persons in the university and the community. As a senior citizen, coping with the problems of low vision, she feels she is adding to her understanding of human beings and helping others to deal with and experience the "Golden Arrow years" with dignity and self-respect.

Always loyal to Pi Phi and its ideals, Evelyn held the office of treasurer in the alumnae club for six years. She has helped to strengthen the bond between actives and alums by her presence at Michigan Beta initiation ceremonies, by opening her home to joint active-alumnae gatherings and for summer rush parties, and by speaking at the house about volunteering. She has held the office of vice president and program chairman of the Ann Arbor Alumnae Club. Two years ago, she became co-chairman of the fIrst " Pi Phi to Pi Phi" project , an effort to make contact with older or inactive Pi Phis in the area. Through telephone, letter, or visit, about 40 alums were reached with the personal message that Pi Phi remembers and cares . A number were encouraged to become active alums; others were heartened and helped in other ways.

Evelyn loves to cook, enjoys books for the blind, types for herself, and travels (she made a trip to Sweden unaccompanied). Her vital interest in current and community issues is often expressed in an informed and pertinent letter to the editor of the newspaper. An effective and articulate public speaker, she is aided by a fIne memory and her clear, warm voice . A witty and stimulating conversationalist, with an abiding interest in individuals, and a great capacity for true friendship, she is an inspiration to and beloved by her host of friends and admirers.

Summer Schools Dwindling

SUMMER SESSIONS are being viewed as a possibly "dwindling down" institution on the college campus, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education The reasons, observers say, include the expansion of continuing education throughout the year-so that the traditional summer session shon, specialized course can be had at other times; the combining of administration of summer session with other duties as a diluting factor , and the decline of the student clientele traditionally found on campus in the summer-school teachers and undergraduates accelerating themselves into the job market faster.

Needlepoint Is Memorial Gift

by LAURA BRAUTIGAM JUNE

South Coast (Calif.) Alumnae Club president-elect Ronnie Richards Leonard, Utah Alpha, devoted thirteen

Trudl Rogers displays Ronnie Leonard's com· pleted needlepoint for cushions along with a picture of her late husband. In the from Is needlepoint done by Trudl as a thank oHerlng to the rector of the church. It was designed by her from a necklace she owns of the Holy Trinity design.

months working needlepoint for cushions as a memorial gift to the memory of Mayor Howard Rogers of Newport Beach. The cushions were dedicated at St. James Episcopal Church on Lido Island, Calif., in January, and were accepted by his widow, Trudi Peabody Rogers, California Gamma, past president of the South CoaSt club from 1975-77.

The alumnae club provided the materials for the cushions which were part of St. James Alter Guild's project of furnishing the church with needlepoint kneeling pads and sanctuary cushions. Of all contributions to the project, Pi Phi's was the only memorial gift.

The cushions are in ultramarine blue with the one for the Bishop's chair bearing the state seal of California, and the one for the priest's chair, the seal of the City of Newport Beach. Boxing on both cushions is embroidered: "In Memory of Mayor Howard Rogers. " Rogers had served as Newport Beach councilman for 10 liz years and was mayor for four months before his death. At that time his widow, Trudi, was appointed to fill his vacancy and served for twenty months.

Two Cal Zetas Earn Hono.rariums

by MARTY MCCLURE

At U c. Santa Barbara, Golda Marshall , an Alpha Chi Omega and later a staff member on campus , was the embodiment of the "perfect sorority woman." She was so admired that, upon her death, three annual $100 honorariums were established in her name to be given to the most outstanding senior sororiry women on campus. Cal Zetas are very proud that this year, two of the three recipients are Pi Phis-Lori Boyer and Ricki Vinyard. Lori is a health studies major and plans to continue her education in physical therapy. A caring individual , she ' s presently volunteering her time working with and teaching handicapped children. Within the chapter she has been secretary and VP Mental , and

in Panhellenic she has been head rush chairman. She is responsible, much respected, and often sought out by her sisters for advice.

Ricki, a political science major, is planning to go to law school. A true go-getter, Ricki is very involved in campus activities, having been a campus Tour Guide, a member of the head committee for the annual Spring Sing, and is volunteering her time currently as a "Big Sis" to an underpriviledged child Within the chapter, Ricki has been "Big Brother" chairman, and she contributes her creative and imaginative ideas to every activity California Zetas consider themselves fortunate to have two such devoted , outgoing, hard working members as Lori and Ricki-women who truly deserve the honor of a Golda Marshall honorarium .

Stunt Flying Is Unusual Hobby

by DENISE ORTEN

Kathryn Ann Braden, better known as Kakie, is -a Texas Beta junior with several unusual hobbies, one of the most interesting of which is stunt flying! Kakie started flying at age 17 after inheriting an interest from her father and brother who also fly. She continued her private training until her freshman year at Southern Methodist where she began stunt flying with national stunt flyer Duane Cole in Ft. Worth. Kakie's training included Hammer Heads, Loops, Chandels, and Crazy Eights.

All of this is not out of character for Kakie, as one can tell from her past activities. As a senior in high school in Hutchison, Kan., Kakie was fourth in the state discus throw . Later the same year she hiked through New Zealand · while helping launch weather balloons for the National Center for Atmospheric Research of Boulder, Colo

Other sports that Kakie enjoys are scuba diving, golf, tennis, and racquetball. She has been active on campus serving on the executive board of Student Foundation, a member of Kirkos (women's honorary), and as Texas Beta's Panhellenic representative She will graduate in 1980 with a double major in accounting and economics , and a history minor. She intends to continue her broad span of interest by studying at Middlesex PolyTech in Britain during the 1979-80 academic year

Pi Phis Reign At Mardi Gras

by CATHY COBB

In New Orleans, Mardi Gras is celebrated with parades and beautiful carnival balls. This year the police strike caused the cancellation of the parades, but the balls, not affected by the strike , celebrated Carnival in the traditional fashion.

Several New Orleans Pi Phis from Louisiana Alpha, Louisiana Beta, and Mississippi Beta were lovely queens or maids of honor in the different Mardi Gras balls .

Serving as Maids to the Queen of the Caliphs of Cairo were Katherine Casey, Beth Rome, Anne Lovick, Louisiana Betas , as well as Meg Farris, Mississippi Beta, and Cathy Cobb, Louisiana Alpha

In the Prophets of Persia, Meg Farris reigned as Queen , with Cathy Cobb serving as one of her Ladies-in-Waiting.

In the Elves of Oberon, Ann Vandenburgh and Margot Rapier, Louisiana Alphas, enjoyed their presentation to the Queen of Oberon.

In the Knights of Momus, Carol Becker, Louisiana Alpl)a, was presented the Royal Edict requesting that she grace his court as a Maid of Honor Cathy Cobb reigned as Her Majesty, the Queen of Nereus, while Beth Rome, Katherine Casey, and Allison Kelly, Louisiana Betas, served as her Maids .

as Queen of the Prophets of Persia Ball during Mardi Gras. New Orleans Is Meg's home town and she Is a Junior at Ole Miss where she Is a chapter oHicer and In a number of campus activities.

Ann Vandenburgh and Mary Ellen Caraway, Louisiana Alphas, as well as Allison Kelly, Meg Farris, and Beth Rome, enjoyed their glamorous night as Maids of Athenians.

Enjoying royalty in the Court of Proteus for a night were Margot Rapier, Ann Vandenburgh, and Carol Becker as Maids of Honor.

Margot Rapier and Mimi Harper, Louisiana Alphas, celebrated their night in the royal court of Mithras.

Last but not least , Mary Ellen Caraway in Achenians, Beth Rome in Osisrus, and, in Mystery, Beth Rome, Allison Kelly, and Maureen McCarthy, Mississippi Betas, were all Maids of Honor to their respective majesties.

Swimmer Holds Six Pool Records

Jenny Tatnall, a record holding member of the women's swim team at the College of William and Mary and an active member of the Virginia Gamma, completed a very successful and exciting season in the spring. The possessor of six William and Mary pool records , Jenny rerurned from the Virginia State Championships in March with tw9 first places in the 200-yard and 500-yard freestyle She also placed in three other individual races and in two relays . Nationals were held soon after the state championships , in Reno , Nevada . The change in altirude was a big adjustment for many , including the swim-

mers from William and Mary , but the team placed an impressive sixth in the competition-an eight place jump up from last year. Her performance in Reno made Jenny a seven-time All American in the Small College AlAW Nationals.

jenny's outstanding ability is not limited to the pool. She has recently been elected Vice President of Mental Advancement at Virginia Gamma and also serves in the Volunteers for Youth program sponsored by the NCAA Despite all the time and dedication put into these activi ti es, Jenn y manage s t o maintain an admirabl y high academi c average.

Stetson Returns To Greek Week

For the fust time in years , Greek Week rerurned to the Stetson Universit y campus , and , of course , Florida Alphas were involved as usual.

Each sorority and fraternity contributed a banner promoting Greek Week and the Pi Phis started the week off right by winning the contest for the best banner . They took second place for having the second largest percentage of people attend the " Olympic Most Anything Goes Games ." They also participated in the Egg Toss, Helen Keller Tennis , Tug-of-War , and relay races . The next day Pi Phis surpised the campus with a unique and excellently decorated bed for the Bed Race down Minnesota Avenue. Each bed carried with it, in addition to its rider, a list of sponsors The sponsors had donated money for a memorial fund established for three Stetson students killed in Austria inJanuary . The Pi Phis came up with nearly $200 for this fund, as well as money they had collected for their own fund , the Katy Resnick Memorial Fund.

Stetson had a barbecue for srudeOls on Friday and ended Greek Week Saturday night with a dinner dance at Daytona Beach. Awards were given that night , and , as a grand finale , Pi Phi Susan Perry won the First Lady of Panhellenic Award The entire week was a great success for the Pi Phis as well as for the entire student body.

Cyndi Roper, Missouri Gamma, was this year's Homecoming Queen at Drury College. Cyndl was nominated by the Student Union Board. PI Phi's nominee, Kathy Anderson, was one of the three finalists.

Meg Farris, Mississippi Beta, reigned

Radio-TV Major Writes, Directs Children's Shows

by ANNE ROSE

Some day that woman in Barbara Walter's chair could be Illinois Epsilon's Joan M. Etten. The ftrst impression that one gets from Joan is that she knows where she wants to go: to the top. And that she's going to get there.

Joan was graduated this spring of Northwestern's three year Bachelor of Arts program with a major in radiotelevision. That is not the beginning or the end though, for Joan has been involved in broadcasting as a career, and plans to continue her education at Medill School of Journalism Graduate School.

Joan talks quickly and easily about her involvement in broadcasting She lists her successes matter-of-factly and without pretentions.

''I've held every major executive office at WNUR (Northwestern's radio station)," she begins . The list she reels off includes station manager and is colored with a few of the projects she initiated . One was a series of sixty-second news features, called' 'News Projects. "

Joan's jump into the world of professional broadcasting came after one of the' 'Morning Shows," which featured soft rock and Joan, as disc jockey, reporting weather and Evanstonl Chicago news. A woman heard the show and called to ftnd out the name behind the voice. An offer followed to do voice-overs for Borg-Warner audio-visual projects and straight narration with Systems 80 machines, doing educational tapes and ftlms .

Last summer Joan received a job offer in a similar manner when the director of telecommunications for WBEZ Chicago called a professor to get her name. She went to work on a children's broadcast, "Lollipops and Stuff," which won the Peabody Award in 1978. Joan now writes children's news , mixes, and directs the show. "'Lollipops and Stuff is up for the award again this year," she adds.

Joan also is writing a soap opera called " Herbie the 63rd Street Brownstone." It will be used on WBEZ's children's talk show, Audio-Jam. On top of that , she is co-authoring a book on television and education with her father , Dr John F Etten .

At this moment , much of Joan's professional focus is aimed towards children and young teenagers. Last summer she taught classes in radio at the National High School Institute Program at Northwestern. She had been a "cherub" -one of the students-in the program in 1975 That was the ftrst year she was a disc jockey at her high school, after she started a radio station with an interested German teacher and ending up with the school's Golden Mike Award .

Joan moves so quickly through what anyone would consider one conquest after another that the future seems to be with her every second. But her greatest ambition is to be a television personality "I want to be more than a talking head I want to be an investigative reporter " her voice trails off. That is the future.

Dallas Club Gala Is Spectacular Event

by SALLY FREEMAN McKENZIE

The members of the Dallas (Tex.) Alumnae Club decided to raise their aim this year and to shoot their arrows for bigger quarry They got it, bagging a new kind of partnership in a major annual event : the Neiman-Marcus Fortnight Gala, held last October at the Fairmont Hotel in Dallas. The gala had the flavor of a Brazilian Carnival ball , complete with Sergio Mendes and his music, appropriate food, and Brazilian VIPs, serving as the prelude ' to NM's Fortnight celebration held each year . Proceeds of the gala , a whopping $36,500, were presented to the Dallas Parks and Recreation Department for a new Arboretum to be established in Dallas-a living, growing collection of trees and plants designed both for public enjoyment and for serious study The check was presented in Febtuary at a gathering of "city fathers" hosted by Margaret Milam McDermott.

The Pi Phis were the organizational element for the gala, providing the volunteer leadership for the highly successful event. Serving as chairman and co-chairman were Carla Cocke Francis and Sistie Henderson Stollenwerck. Peggy Sloan Hill, assisted by Jean Gratigny White, was in charge of invitations and reservations (950 people attended). Ann Rife Cox and daughter, Chan Cox Mashek, were chairman and co-chairman of table sponsors. Anne Mewhinney Monning, assisted by the Junior Alumnae Day Group, transformed the ballroom into a Brazilian fairyland, a ttue work of creativity.

Two years ago current, former, and future officers of the . large alumnae club got together to ftgure out how they could do something more for their community It wasn ' t that they underrated past and present philanthropic involvementftnancial aid to the Dallas Heritage Society and the Caruth Rehabilitation Center, support for Pi Phi ' s national philanthropies, a Southern Methodist University scholarship program, and a scholarship for an active member to Arrowmont They simply felt both able and obliged to take on a bigger assignment. This officers' meeting, a newspaper story about the city's commitment to an Arboretum, and pleasant dealings with Neiman-Marcus during past Fortnights all led to sessions with the Park Board and NM officials and eventually to the three-way partnership.

St.phanle Sp.lch.r, Indiana Ep.llon, left, and Kim WI.e, Indiana Zeta, right, are two of the thlrty-thr_ Prine••••••• Iected for the 1979 Indlanapoll. 500 F•• tlval. Ov.r 250 Indiana calleg. wom.n partlclpat.d In the all·day campetltlon In F.bruary wh.n the flnall.ts w.r. cho•• n

Memories Shared By Golden Arrow

by MARTHA MARTEN CEASE

Northern New Jersey Pi Phis have a treasured asset in Phyllis Hoskins Darlington, Maryland Alpha Golden Arrow, who shared her Pi Phi memories from Goucher College on Founders' Day.

Phyllis had the happy privilege of being the delegate from Maryland Alpha to the national Convention in June, 1910. She lived only eighteen miles from the Convention site at Swarthmore, and her expenses were most reasonable by today's standardsthirty-two cents each way on the train and a hotel bill for three days of 64. It was at this Convention that Captain Hobson, who gained fame at Santiago Bay, Cuba, during the SpanishAmerican War, was the speaker who "set them on fire" about the handcraft potential of the people who lived in the Tennessee mountains. The idea had appealed to Grand Council, and the delegates shared this view by passing the resolution to establish Settlement School. Phyllis had an opportunity to teach academics at the school, but her family opposed the idea of her "pioneering with those moonshiners ."

It was Maryland Alpha's good fortune to have May Keller (soon to become Grand President) on the Goucher faculty in the English department. The Pi Phis adored her and considered her' 'one of the girls" except in class where she was dignity itself. Phyllis remembers her as a brilliant woman, and a close friend who would invite the girls to Sunday dinner at her home in Baltimore.

Social life and rushing at Goucher were a bit different then-in some ways more elaborate and in some, quite restrictive. Being a small girl's school of 500 srudents, the girls did not have dates as we know them today . Young men would occasionally come to call on Friday nights in the large living room of the dormitory where they had sofas to seat two so that the girls and their dates would face one another. Those without dates would make many trips downstairs to see who was dating whom. It was necessary to have a

chaperone for Saturday night parties at Annapolis unless one were a senior.

At the Senior Prom all would dress in their very best, the girls would receive corsages from their escorts, the underclassmen would gather on the great balcony to watch the event, and dance cards were given out upon which the young men would sign up for dances. Alas, no dancing was allowed at Goucher in 1911 even though the girls danced at home. When the music started, the couples merely promenaded around the room, never even holding hands!

Lest one thinks life at Goucher was like a nunnery, Phyllis assured us that they had a wonderful time and felt they actually made more life for themselves by putting on impromptu plays, skits, and panies than the students do today.

Rush lasted three weeks and began with teas in "cozy corners" which were areas in the dormitories at the end of the corridors given over to the various sororities These areas were attractively decorated by the sororities.

Not all of the rushees lived in dorms as Goucher had many local students living at home in Baltimore. To accommodate these girls, members would calion them in the evenings and would meet and talk to the parents also.

Rush continued with a small reception followed by the final party which was a big house party on Chesapeake Bay where the girls took a boat to a lovely old inn for the weekend The highlight was a formal dinner party , where the girls danced with each other!

After bids were given out and accepted , actives would go to the windows and wave to the girls in the

next dorm to tell them how many pledges had been taken. After all this rushing, only six or seven girls were ever pledged at one time. Chapter size was around 25, and there were seven sororities on campus. Chapter rooms were in rented apartments in private houses not far from campus and chapter meetings were held on Saturday night! Initiations, followed by dinners, were held at the lovely homes of patronesses who were prominent Baltimore people and not necessarily Pi Phis .

Goucher had an outstanding student government which Phyllis represented as president her senior year She was also president of her junior class .

After graduation from Goucher and taking special courses at Columbia, Phyllis taught history in West Chester, Penn In 1915 she married a young man she had known in high school who had just graduated from Lafayette as a chemist. They moved to Westfteld in 1922.

Always active in her church, St. Paul's Episcopal, she became very interested in the Church Mission of Help, formed during World War I to help poor girls who followed the soldiers to army camps and became unmarried mothers. She expanded her interest in this group to the state organization and became the board secretary . After the war she continued serving on the local board and helped guide it into its present roll as a community service organization, the Youth and Family Counselling Agency She organized an auxiliary for the agency to provide continuing financial help.

Phyllis has been involved in many activities through the years which she modestly says are "ro utine ." She is the mother of a daughter and a son and has six grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Phyllis Darlington's spirit is best summarized by a quotation from Robert Browning which she shared, "Grow old along with me, the best is yet to be."

ARR 0 W Deadlines

July 6- for Fall Issue

September 21 - for Winter Issue

Chapter &: School

Connecticut Alpha University of Conn

Maine Alpha University of Maine

Massachusetts Alpha Boston University

New York Alpha Syracuse University

New York Gamma St. Lawrence Univ

New York Delta Cornell University

Chapter Membership Chairmen

FOR 1979·80 RUSHING SEASON

Vermont Beta University of Vermont Name of Chapter Membership Chairman

Debra Herr

Brenda C. LaRoche

Felicita Saiez

Pamela B Tiger

Susan P. O'Day

Cheryl Slinger

Tracy Dittrick

Maryland Beta Joyce Verdone University of Maryland

Pennsylvama Beta Andrea I. McGlincy Bucknell University

Pennsylvania Gamma Cheryle L. Baker Dickinson College

Pennsylvania Epsilon Sherry Welsh Penn State University

Pennsylvania Zeta Colony Mrs O O Olinger Washington & Jefferson Coil.

North Carolina Alpha Univ of North Carolina

North Carolina Beta Duke University

Virginia Gamma CoIl. of William & Mary

Virginia Delta Old Dominion Univ .

Virginia Epsilon Univ ofVirginia

Wet Virgin ia Alpha Univ Virginia

West Virginia Gamma Bethany College

Field Le slie Ruda Nancy Tammi De s iree Plummer Lauren Gross man D ia na B Murrin

We nd y Kuhn

School Addres s of Chapter Memb Chrm

ALPHA PROVINCE 1461 Storrs Rd Storrs , cr 06268 123 Kennehec Hall University of Maine Orono, ME 04469

140 Bay State Rd Box 3 Boston, MA 02215

BETA PROVINCE 210 Walnut Place Syracuse, NY 13210

21 Romoda Dr. Canton, NY 13617

330 Triphammer Rd Ithaca, NY 14850

417 Christie Hall University of Vermont Burlington , VT 05405

GAMMA PROVINCE

7806 Temple St. Adelphi, MD 20783

C-415

Bucknell University Lewisburg , PA 17837

Box 50

Dickinson College Carlisle, P A 17013

314 Hibbs Hall University Park , PA 16808

2401 Wood mont Dr. Muncie , IN 47304

DELTA PROVINCE

109 Hillsborough St. Chapel Hill , NC 27514

9779 Duke Station Durham , NC 27106

Pi Beta Phi Hou se Richmond Rd Williamsburg , VA 23185

6314 Richmond PI. Norfolk, VA 2 3508

1509 Grad y A ve Charlottesville, VA 22908

1493 Un iversi t y A ve. Morgantown , WV 265 0 5

Box 509

Bethan y College Bethan y WV 26032

Home Address of Chapt er Memb. Chrm

8 Budding Ridge Meriden, cr 06450

c / o Delta Tau Delta College Ave. Orono , ME 04473

P.O. Box 570940 Miami, FL 33157

78 East Shore Rd Denville , NJ 07834

125 East nnd St. New York, NY 10021

695 Cheyenne Dr. Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417

364 Manchester Rd Ridgewood, NJ 07450

'7806 Temple St Adelphi , MD 20783

Jackson Dr Lancaster, PA 17603

Elliott Dr Bridgeville, DE 19933

Wintergreen Lane Fairview , PA 16415

Woodmont Dr Muncie , IN 47304

Hillcrest Dr. High Point , NC 27262

Westpath W ay Bethesda, MD 20016 180 Harding Place Maywood, NJ 07607 6314 Richmond Place Norfolk, VA 23508 8020 Cindy Lane Bethesda , MD 20034 390 Mason SI. M organt ow n , WV 26505

Colonial Ave Larchmont, NY 10538

Chapter & School

Florida Alpha Stetson University

Florida Beta Florida State University

Georgia Alpha University of Georgia

South Carolina Alpha Univ. of South Carolina

South Carolina Beta Clemson University

Michigan Alpha Hill dale College

Michigan Beta Umversity of Michigan

Michigan Gamma MichIgan State Univ.

Michigan Delta Albion College

Ontario Alpha University of Toronto

Ontario Beta Univ. of Western Ontario

Ohio Alpha Ohio University

Ohio Beta Ohio State University

Ohio Delta Ohio Wesleyan University

Ohio Epsilon University of Toledo

Ohio Zeta Miami UniverSIty

Ohio Eta Denison University

Indiana Alpha Franklin College

Indiana Beta Indiana UnIversIty

Indiana Gamma Butler University

Indiana Delta Purdue University

Indiana Epsilon DePauw UniverSIty

Name of Chapter Membership Chairman

Bernadette Britz

Mary Beth Johnson

Pam McCuen

Rebecca Ann Orr

Lisa Chreitzberg

Cindy L. Massara

Janice Luvera

DIane E. Hall

Kim Good

Kathy Riotic

Rachel Smeijers

Martha Nelson

Sherry Peterson

Janet Raup

Monica Almond

Claire M. Kane

Leslie Addington

Suanne Miller

LIsa Elliott

Janme Gall McCauley

LuAnn Essex

Margaret Carman

School Address of Chapter Ml'mb. Chrm.

EPSILON PROVINCE

Stetson University Box 28 DeLand, FL 32720

519 West Jefferson St. Tallahassee, FL 3230 I

886 S. Milledge Athens, GA 30605

Box 85124-U.S.C. Columbia, SC 29225

Box 5026, University Sta. Clemson, SC 29632

ZETA PROVINCE

304 Hillsdale SI. Hillsdale, MI 49242

836 Tappan Ann Arbor, MI 48104

343 N. Harrison East Lansing, MI 48823

1107 E. Cass St. AlbIon College Albion, MI 49224

570 Dundas St., West Toronto, ON M5T IH5 Canada

46 Beaufort SI. London, ON N6G IA8 Canada

ETA PROVINCE

6 South College DS• .n 5 O1

1845 IndIanola Ave. Columbus, OH 43201

96 Elizabeth St. Delaware, OH 43015

2801 West Bancroft Toledo, OH 43606

Pi Beta PhI MacCracken Hall Miami University Oxford, OH 45056

Slayter Hall, Box 332 Granville, OH 43023

THETA PROVINCE

Elsey Hall

Franlclin College Franklin, IN 46131

928 E. Third St. Bloomington, IN 47401

831 W. Hampton Dr. Indianapolis, I 46208

1012 State St. W Lafayette, IN 47906

303 S. Locust St. Greencastle, IN 46135

Home Address of Chapter Memb. Chrm

1059 E Page Dr. Deltona, FL 32725

1071 Grove Park Lane Orange Park, FL 32073

4 Harlan Dr. Savannah, GA 31406

214 McDaniel Ave. Greenville, SC 29601

711 Ploma Dr. Seneca, SC 29678

4601 Blrchwold Rd. South Euclid, OH 44121

299 Allen Lake Dr. Union Lake, MI48085

8801 Alhambra Prairie Village, KS 66207

900 Puritan Birmingham, MI 48009

42 Oldham Rd. Islington, ON M9A 2CI Canada

46 Beaufort St. London, ON N6G 1A8 Canada

3307 Park lane Dr Patma, 0H 1'3"4

495 Southbrook Dr. Dayton, OH 45459

260 Brighton Rd. Springfield, OH 45504

6058 Gillingham Sylvania, OH 43560

7841 Graham Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46250

6 East Scott St. Chicago, IL 60610

R.R. 4, Box 36-8 Franklin, IN 46131

8324 Lookout Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46217

2 Clarence Rd. Wayland, MA 01778

2707 Lafayette Ave Columbua, I 47201

1232 Hackberry Rd Deerfield, IL 60015

Dales of Major Ru.rh

Sept. 9-15, '79

Sept. 16-23, '79

Sept. 8-14, '79

Aug. 21-31, '79

Aug. 21 -26, '79

Sept. 2- 21, '79

Sept. 13-24, '79

Sept., '79

Sept 17-0ct. I, '79

Sept., '79

Sep't. 9-12, '79

Oct. 7-20, '79

Sept. 12 29, '79

Oct. 1-14, '79

Aug. 19 Sept. 3, '79

Nov. 2-10, '79

Sept. 4-7, '79

Aug 26-Sept. I, '79

Oct 22 Nov. 21, '79

Aug. 26-30, '79

Nam e of Chapler School Addres.! of Home AddreS.! of Chapl er & S chool M embe rship Chairman Chaple r Memb . C hrm Chapler Memb Chrm Da.,es of Major Ru sh

IndIan a Zeta Julie Ankenbruck SUIte 316 2625 W Law son Rd Sept. 14-24 , '79 Ball St a te University Rogers Hall Marion, IN 46952 Muncie , IN 47306

IndIana Eta Judith Feichter 3324 Figel Ave. 3324 Figel Ave Sept. 9-23, '79 I.U -Purdue, Ft. Wayne Ft. Wayne, IN 46805 Ft. Wayne, IN 46805

lOT A PROVINCE

Kentucky Alpha Debbie Vessels 2030 Confederate Place 6612 Astral Dr Univ of Louisville Louisville, KY 40208 Louisville, KY 40258

Kentucky Beta Paula Cvengros 385 Redding Rd p l98 385 Redding Rd /1 198 Aug. 19- 29, '79 University of Kentucky Lexington , K Y 40502 Lexington, K Y 40502

Kentucky Gamma Stephanie Maria Geromes Eastern Kentucky U 10104 Horseshoe Trace Aug. 19- 25, '79 Eastern Kentucky Univ Telford Hall , Box 374 Louisville, KY 40223 Richmond, KY 40475

Tennessee Alpha Wendy Deitch 846 Oak St. 4606 Biltmore Ave. Sept. 10-14, '79 Univ. of Tenn. at Chat! Chattanooga, TN 37403 Chaltanooga, TN 37411

Tennessee Beta Karen Stadler Box 2044-B 1909 W. Route 29 Jan. 7- 20; '80 Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt University Urbana, OH 43078 Nashville, TN 37235

Tennessee Gamma Elizabeth Helton 6505 Deane Hill Dr Route 6 Sept. 13 - 27, ' 79 Univ.ofTennessee Knoxville, TN 37916 Fayetteville, TN 37334

Tennessee Delta M Susan Depperschmidt 1246 Cherrydale Ave 1246 Cherrydale Ave Aug. 20-24 , '79 MemphIs State Univ. Memphis, TN 38111 Memphis, TN 38111

KAPPA PROVINCE

Alabama Alpha Catherine Lay P.O . Box A-59 805 5th Ave . , SE Sept. 2- 8, '79 Birmingham-Southern Coil. Birmingham-Southern College Cullman, AL 35055 Birmingha, AL 35204

Alabama Beta Kaila Kimbrough Box BP 6730 Riverbirch Rd Aug. 19 r 25, '79 University of Alabama University , AL 35486 Memphis, TN 38138

Alabama Gamma Claudia Ware Dorm J, Room 221 202 Edington Dr Sept. 11 - 20, '79 Auburn University Auburn University Mobile , AL 36607 Auburn, AL 36830

Mississippi Alpha Beth W a tkin s P.O Box 7058 P O Box 7058 Aug. 20-24, '79 Univ of Southern Miss Southern Station Southern Station Hattiesburg, MS 39401 Hattiesburg, MS 39401

Mississippi Beta Kim Coffman P O Box 8347 8229 Georgetown PI. Aug 25-31 , '79 University of Mississippi University , MS 38677 Germantown , TN 38138

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Minnesota Alpha Sue Mogck 1109 5th St. , SE 6504 Na vaho Trail Sept. 1521 , ' 79 Univ of Minnesota Minneapolis , MN 55414 Edina, MN 55435

North Dakota Alpha Elizabeth Hoop 409 Cambridge 607 Campbell Dr. Aug . 2330, '

South

WIsconsin Bet a Colon y Mr s. Mi c h ae l McFerran

Illino is Alph a K im F ur man

MU PROVINCE

E Pa llad ium Dr Sept. 9- 21 , ' 79 Monmouth C ollege Monmouth Co ll ege Jolie t, IL 6043 5 Mo nmout h , IL 61462

illinois Bet a -Delta R i ta D e nn isar

Knox College Knox College

Illinois Epsilon Cbristine E Feldt 636 Emerson 1804 Walden Lane, SW Sept. 4-16. '79 \ Northwestern University Evanston, lL 60201 Rochester. MN 55901

lIIinois Zeta Barbara Kaiser 1005 South Wright SI. R.R. f/4 Aug. 28-Sepl. 9, '79 University of IllinOIS Champaign, lL 61820 Shelbyville, lL 62565

lIlinois Eta Emy Trotter 235 N Fairview St. 4775 W. Dupont Rd Aug. 24--29, '79

Millikin University Decatur, lL 62522 Morris, IL 60450 I

lJIinois Theta Vicki Muller 1004 N. Institute

243 E. Cruger Rd Aug. 27 - Sepl. I, '79 Bradley University Peoria, lL 61606 Washington, IL 61571

lllinois Iota Cheryl Buckingham , 709 W College 18849 Castle Rd. Sept. 8-12. '79 Illinois State Univ. Normal, IL 61761 Homewood, IL 60430

NU PROVINCE

Iowa Alpha Marye McCloud S-T Hall, Box 50 406 N Main Sept. 13 - 27, '79

Iowa Wesleyan Univ. Mt. Pleasant , IA 52641 Mt Pleasant, IA 52641

Iowa Beta Tami Miller 406 N. Buxton 1231 Birch Lane Sept. 7-10, '79 Simpson College Indianola, IA 50125

Des Moines, IA 50315

Iowa Gamma Jill Lynne Thompson 208 Ash I Crestwood Circle Aug. 30-Sept. 4, '79

Iowa State University Ames, IA 50010

Iowa City, IA 52240

Iowa Zeta Rita Nesci 815 E. Washington 29 Dukes Lane Aug. 19-29, '79 University of Iowa Iowa City, IA 52240 Lincolnshire, IL 60015

Nebraska Beta Cathy Morrow 426 N. 16th St. 1705 S. 108 SI. Aug. 23-25, '79 UniverSIty of Nebraska Lincoln, NE 68508 Omaha, NE 68144

XI PROVINCE

Kansas Alpha Julie Mercer 1612 W 15th 1115 Holl Parkway Jan., '80 I Kansas University Lawrence, KS 66044 Kansas City, KS 66102

Kansas Beta Cheryl Dawson 1819 Todd Rd. 1411 Marion Aug. 16-21, '79 Kansas State University Manhattan, KS 66502 Leavenworth, KS 66048

Missouri Alpha Anne Greene 511 E. Rollins 1421 Northlin Aug. 22-26, '79 University of MIssouri Columbia. MO 65201 St. Louis, MO 63122

Missouri Beta Lisa Lecker 7260 Dartmouth, Apt. 2E 3750 Lake Shore Dr 4B Aug 22 ,·28, '79 Washington University SI. Louis, MO 63130 AI. 60613

' MIssouri Gamma Ceily Gordhamer 317 Wallace 324 West Elm Drury College Drury College Enid, OK 73701 Springfield, MO 65802

OMICRON PROVINCE

Arkansas Alpha Pam Griffin 502 W. Maple 20 Meadow Lane Aug. 20-26, '79 University of Arkansas Fayetteville, AR 72701 Texarkana, TX 75503

Arkansas Beta Tammy Dial 3117 S. Taylor 3117 S. Taylor Sept. 5- 9, '79 Uiliv. of Arkansas at L.R. Little Rock, AR 72204 Little Rock, AR 72204

Oklahoma Alpha Kittye Little 1701 Elm 2449 Smoking Oak Rd Aug. 16-21, '79 University of Oklahoma Norman, OK 73069 Norman, OK 73069

Oklahoma Beta Tish Worsham 324 S Cleveland 3624 NW 44th Aug. 17- 22, '79 Oklahoma State Univ. Stillwater. OK 74074 Oklahoma City, OK 731/2

PI PROVINCE

Louisiana Alpha Maria Ciatti P.O Box 1013 3529 S. Brookwood Cir. Aug. 25-Sept. 9, '79 Newcomb College 31 McAlister Dr. Mountain Brook, AL 35223 New Orleans , LA 70118 "

Louisiana Beta Susan B Carrere P.O. Box 1756O-A 205 Nicholls St. Aug. 11-19, '79 Louisiana State Univ. Baton Rouge, LA 70893 Houma, LA 70360

Texas Alpha Nancy Schoen vogel 2300 San Antonio 5359 Mandell Aug. 27-Sept. 2, '79 University of Texas Austin, TX 78705 Houston, TX 77005

Texas Beta Dana Sloan 3101 Daniel N12 Blue RIdge Circle Jan. 6-12, '80 Southern MethodISt Univ Dallas, TX 75205 Little Rock, AR 72207

Texas Gamma Barbara Speck 362 Knapp Box 4324, Tech Sta Aug. 26-Sept I , '79

Texas Tech Univ . Tech Station Lubbock, TX 79409 Lubbock , TX 79406

Texas Delta Sarah Johnson 4061 Modlin 4061 Modlin Aug. 25 - 30, '79

Texas Christian Univ Ft. Worth, TX 76107 Ft. Worth, TX 76107

Texas Epsilon Margy Eddleman 200 Avenue D, #245 618 Richfield Dr. Sept. 9-13, '79

North Texas State Univ. Denton, TX 76201 San Antonio, TX 78239

Texas Zeta Laura Magruder Box 165 7320 Turtle Creek Blvd Jan. 8- 12, '80

Baylor University Baylor University Dallas, TX 75225 Waco, TX 76706

RHO PROVINCE

Colorado Alpha Lisa Muehlstem 890 11th St. 1320 Tall Timber Trail Aug. 30--Sept. 3, '79 University of Colorado Boulder, CO 80302 Kettering, OH 45409

Colorado Beta Ellen C Maxwell 1670S. High St., Rm 517 17803 Hillside Way Sept. 5-9, '79 Denver University Denver, CO 80210 Lake Oswego, OR 97034

Colorado Gamma Mary Jo McGinnies 625 W Lake 1909 Navajo Dr. Aug. 27-Sept. 3, '79

Colorado State Univ. Fort Collins, CO 80521 Fort Collins, CO 80525

Montana Alpha Peggy Peterson 1304 S. 5th St. P.O. Box 7741 Sept. 12-15, '79

Montana State Univ Bozeman, MT 59715 So. Lake Tahoe, CA 95731

Wyoming Alpha Jani Agvilar 1417 Spring Cr 1417 Spring Cr. Aug. 20-25, '79 , University of Wyoming Laramie, WY 82070 Laramie, WY 82070

SIGMA PROVINCE

Arizona Alpha Peggy DavIs 1035 N Mountain 6141 San Leandro Aug. 20-27, '79 University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85719 Tucson, AZ 85715

Arizona Beta Amelia Shewman Palo Verde Main, Box 171 3201 N. 63 St. Aug. 13-18, '79

Arizona State Umv. A.S.U. Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Tempe, AZ 85281

New Mexico Alpha Helen B Hayes 1701 Mesa Vista, NE 2901 Euclid NE #23D Aug. 19-23, '79 University of New Mexico Albuquerque , NM 87106 Albuquerque, N M 87106

New MeXICO Beta Susie Johnstone 2223 E. Missouri , 21 4235 Ridgecrest Aug. 25-30, '79 New Mexico State Univ. Las Cruces, N M 8800 I EI Paso, TX 79902

Utah Alpha Jill Burbidge 1443 East First South 4391 Parkview Dr. University of Utah Salt Lake City , UT 84102 Salt Lake City , UT 84117

TAU PROVINCE

Alberta Alpha Sue Bartley 11012-85 Ave 34336 St., SW Sept. 19- 30, '79 University of Alberta Edmonton, AB T6G OW6 Calgary, AB T2S 2M5 Canada Canada

Idaho Alpha Debbie Thompson 507 Idaho St. 300 N Atlantic Aug. 18-23, '79 University of Idaho Moscow, ID 83843 Boise, ID 83704

Washington Alpha Gerilyn Ewing 4548 17th Ave ., NE 4548 17th Ave. , NE Sept 20-26 , '79 University of Washington Seattle, WA 98105 Seattle , WA 98105

Washington Beta Mlssi Smith NE 825 Linden Ave P O Box 509 Sept. 14-19, '79 Washington State Univ Pullman, W A 99163 St. John, WA 99171

Washington Gamma Laurie Chappell Seward Hall 23820 S W Farmington Sept. 3- 7, '79 Univ of Puget Sound University of Puget Sound Beaverton, OR 97005 Tacoma, W A 98466

UPSILON PROVINCE

Nevada Alpha Barbara Chimits 11450 Pickens Dr 11450 Pickens Dr Aug 20-26, '79 University of Nevada Reno, NV 89511 Reno, NV 89511

Oregon Alpha Julie Nelson 1518 Kincaid 415 S 6th Sept. 10-14, '79 University of Oregon Eugene, OR 97401 Coos Ba y, OR 97420

Oregon Beta Jennifer Klep ach 2685 N W Taylor 1850 Birch Ave Sept. 17-23, '79

Oregon State Univ Corvallis, OR 97330 Klamath Falls, OR 97601

Oregon Gamma Beck y Banks 844 Mill St. , SE 385 Upper Powell Cr Rd Aug. 21 - 24, '79 Willamette University Salem , OR 97301 Williams , OR 97544

Oregon Delta Cindy Howe 12727 S E Washington Ct. 12727 S E Washmgton Ct. Sept., '7 9 Portland State Univ Portland , OR 97223 Portland , OR 97223

P HI PROVlNCE

California Alpha Pat Baldazer C / O Dinah Toylor C / O Dinah Toylor Apr ., 'SO Stanford Unive r sity 161S Willow Rd #302 161S Willow Rd Palo Alto, CA 94304 Palo Alto, CA 94304

Ca lifo rnia Beta Susan Paulson 2325 Piedmont Ave. 26 Camino Don Miguel Sept. 10-17, '79 Univ. of Cal. at Berkeley Berkeley, CA 94704 Orinda, CA 94563

Ca lifornia Gamma Pam Blasiar 667 West 2Sth SI. 264 Patrician Way Aug. 20-Sept. 5, '79 Univ. of Southern Cal. Los Angeles, CA 90007 Pasadena, CA 91 105

California Delta Sue Gulbrandson 700 Hilgard Ave 5123 Willow Wood Rd Sept. '79 U C.L.A Los Angeles, CA 90024 Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274

Cali forma Epsilon Terri McCleary 5OS0 College Place 1725 W. Balboa Blvd Aug 19- 24 , '79 San Diego State Univ. San Diego, CA 921 15 Newport Beach, CA 92663

California Zeta Gretchen Watters 763 Camino Pescadero 629 Nob Ave Sept. 10-14. '79 U. or Cal. at Santa Barbara Goleta, CA 93017 Del Mar, CA 92014

Californ ia E t a Beth Forge P. O Box 149 2711 Sparrow Circle Sept. 17- 21 , '79 U. of Cal. atlrvme

Alumnae Club Chairmen

CONNECTICUT

Ct.)

Branford (See New Haven Ct )

Bloomfield (See Hanford, Cr.)

Byram (Sre So Fairfield Cty .• Ct )

Ches h ire (See New Haven, Ct )

Cos Cob (See So Fairfield Ct ., Ct.)

Darien (See So Fairfield Cry Ct.)

East Hanford (See Manchester, Ct.)

East Haven (See Nrw Haven, Ct.)

Easton (Sre So Fairfield Cty • Ct .)

Elmwood (See Hanford Ct.)

Fairfie ld (See So. Fairfield Ct., Ct.)

Farmi ngton (S« Hanford, Cr.)

Glastonbury (See Manchester. Ct )

Granby (See Hanford, Ct.)

Greenwich (Stt So Fairfidd Cry .• Ct )

Guilford (See New Haven Ct )

Hamden (Stt New Haven Ct .)

Hanford (See Hanford. Ct )

Manchester (See Manchester Ct )

Milford (Sre New Haven. Ct.)

Mount Carmel (Sre New Haven. Cr.)

New Canaan (See So Fairfield Cry .• Cr.)

Nrw Haven (See New Haven Ct .)

Nrwington (See Hanford Ct.)

Northford (See Nrw Haven. Ct .)

North Haven (See New Haven. Cr.)

Norwalk (See So. Fairfield Cry .• Ct .)

Old GreenWICh (Stt So Fairfield Cry ., Ct.)

Orange (See New Haven, Ct .)

Redding (Stt So Fairfidd Cry ., Ct.)

Ridgefidd (Stt So. Fairfidd Cry .• Ct.)

Riverside (See So. Fairfield Cry., Ct.)

Rowayton (See So Fairfidd Cry Ct.)

Simsbury (See Hanford, Ct.)

ALPHA PROVINCE

Somers (Stt Manchester. Ct.)

Windoor(Stt - ndiester, Ct .)

Southpon (See So Fairfield Cty .• Ct.)

Stamford (See So Fairfield Cry .• Ct.)

Storrs (Sre Manchester. Ct.)

Suffield (See Manchester, Ct .)

Tolland (Sre Manchesrer, Ct .)

Trumbull (S"e So. Fairfield Cry .• Ct.)

Wallingford (See New Haven, Ct .)

Wesr Hanford (Sre Hanford, Cr.)

West Haven (See New Haven , Ct.)

Weston (S« Southern Fairfidd Counry, Cr.)

Wesrpon (See Southern Fairfield County , Ct .)

Wetherfield (See Hanford, Cr.)

Wilton (See Southern Fairfield Counry , Ct .)

Windsor (Stt Hartford Ct.)

Woodbridge (See Nrw Haven. Ct.)

MAINE

Bangor (See Eastern Maine)

Brewer (See Eastern Maine)

Cumberland Center (See Ponland Me.)

Cumberland Mills (Stt Portland. Me .)

Falmouth (See Portland Me .)

Gorham (Stt Ponland , Me.)

Old Town (See Eastern Maine)

Orono (See Eastern Maine)

Portland (See Portland Me .)

Saco (See Portland , Me .)

Searborough (See Portland. Me .)

South Ponlaod (See Portland. Me.)

Stillwat.r (See Eastern Maine)

Village of Hampden (See Eastern Maine)

Westbrook (See Portland , Me .)

Windham (See Portland, Me.)

Yarmouth (Stt PonJand Me.)

MASSAeHtISE'ITS

Adams (S« Berkshire , Mass .)

Berkshire (See Berkshire , Mass .)

Brighton (See West Suburban Boston, Mass .)

Cheshire (See Berkshire Mass .)

Dalton (See Berkshire Mass.)

Dedham (See West Subutban Boston Mass .)

East Longmeadow (See Southeast Springfidd, Mass Pi Phi Pocket)

Framingham (See West Suburban Boston , Mass .)

Great Barrington (See Berkshire. Mass .)

Hampden (See Southeast Springfield, Mass Pi Phi Pocket)

Hancock (See Berkshire , Mass.)

Hinsdale (See Berkshire , Mass.)

Housatonic (See Berkshire. Mass .)

Lanesboro (See Berkshire, Mass.)

Lee (See Berkshire. Mass.)

Lenox (See Berkshire, Mass .)

Lexington (See West Suburban Boston , Mass .)

Lincoln (See West Suburban Boston, Mass.)

Longmeadow (S« Southeast Springfield, Mass Pi Phi Pocket)

Natick (See West Suburban Boston Mass.)

Needham (See West Suburban Boston Mass .)

Newton (Stt West Suburban Boston , Mass .)

Nrwton Croue (See West Suburban Boston, Mass.)

Newton Highlands (Stt West Suburban Boston Mass .)

Nrwtonville (See West Suburban Boston Mass .)

North Adams (See Berkshire , Mass.)

Norwood (See West Suburban Boston, Mass.)

Pittsfield (See Berkshire. Mass.)

Stockbridge (See BerltsblTe. Mass.)

Sadbury (See West Suburban Boston, Mass.)

Walpole (See West Suburban Boston, Mass.)

Wayland (See West Suburban Boston, Mass.) l

(5« West Suburban 8o5ton, Mass,) Hills West Suburban Boston, Mass,) West Newton (See Wen Suburban Boston, Mass,)

Weston (See West Suburban Boston, Mass,) Westwood (5« West Suburban Boston, Mass,) Wilbraham Southeast Springfield, Mass, Pi Phi

Clubs and Chairmen

Hartford, Cf-Mrs, Kendall Wright, 39 Van Buren Ave., West Hanford, Cf 06107

Manchester Area, Cf-Mrs , james Trail, 262 Brentmoor Rd., E. Hanford, Cf 06118

New Haven, Cf-Mrs, R. K, Werner, HI Derby Milford Rd" Orange, Cf06477

Southern Fairfield County, Cf-Mrs, F. C, Scott, 96 Marshall Ridge Rd., New Canaan,

Cf06840

Eastern Maine-Mrs, Stephen R. Buzzell, 203 N. Fourth St" Old Town, ME 04468

Ponland, ME-Mrs, David C. Dutton, 108 Longfellow St., Westbrook, ME 04092

NEW YORK

Albany (See Albany, N.Y,)

Alplaus Schenectady, N.Y.)

Altamont (See Albany, N.Y.)

Amherst (See Buffalo, N.Y.)

Ardsley N.Y.)

Armonk (See Westchester County, NY )

Averill Park Albany, N.Y.)

Ballston Lake N.Y.)

Baluvelt Rockland County, N.Y.)

Bardonia (See Rockland County, N.Y.)

Baxter Estates Long Island-North Shore, N, Y.)

&dford N,Y.)

Bowmansville (See Buffalo. N,Y.)

Briarcliff Manor (See Westchestet County, N.Y.)

Brooklyn New York City, N.Y,)

Buffalo (See Buffalo, N. Y.)

Camillus (See Syracuse, N,Y.)

Carle Place (See Long Island-North Shore, N Y )

Center Brunswick (See Albany, N, Y.)

Chappaqua Westchester County, N.Y.)

Cheektowago (See Buffalo, N.Y.)

Chili (See Rochester, N,Y.)

Churchville Rochester. N.Y,)

Clarence Buffalo. N, Y.)

Clarence Center (See Buffalo. N.Y )

Clifton Park (See Schenectady, N.Y )

Cohoes (See Albany. N Y,)

Colonie (See Albany. N, Y.)

Congers (See Rockland County. N,Y.)

Crestwood (See Westchester County, N ,Y.) (See Albany, N.Y )

Cross-River (See Westchester County, N,Y )

Croton Falls (See Westchester County, N,Y.)

Croton-on-Hudson (See Westchester Co N ,Y ,)

Crugers (See Westchester Counry, N.Y )

Defreestville (See Albany, N.Y.)

Delmar (See Albany. N,Y.)

Depew (See Buffalo, N,Y.)

DeWitt N Y.)

Dobbs Ferry (See Westchester Co , NY ,)

Eagle Mills (5« Albany, N Y.)

East Amherst Buffalo, N Y )

East Aurora (See Buffalo , N ,Y )

Eastchester (See Westchester Co,. N Y )

East Greenbush Albany, N,Y,)

East Hills (See Long Island-North Shore, N,Y )

East Meadow (See Long Island-North Shore. N Y )

East Rochester (See Rochesta. N Y ,)

EastSyracU5e (See N.Y )

Eden (See Buffalo. N Y.)

EggertSVille (See Buffalo, N ,Y )

Elma (See Buffalo , N ,Y,)

Elmsford Westchester Counry , N.Y )

Elsmere Albany, N.Y )

Fairport (5« Rochester, N Y,)

Fayetteville NY)

Feura Bush Albany , NY .)

Flower Hill (See Long Island-North Shore N Y )

Garden Ciry Long Island-North Shore, N.Y )

Garden Ciry Park (5« Long island-North Shore, N ,Y )

Garden Ciry South (5« Long Island-North Shore, N Y )

Glen Cove (See Long Island-North Shore, N Y.)

Pocket)

Williamstown (See Berkshire, Mass.)

'&rkshire County, MA-Mrs. Edward j. Trager, 116 Clydesdale Dr., Pittsfield, MA 01201

Southeast Springfield, MA, Pi Phi Pocket-Mrs K. D. McKillip, 24 Eastwood Dr., Wilbraham. MA

'West Suburban Boston. MA-Mrs. C.

02181

BETA PROVINCE

Glen Head (See Long Island-North Shore, N, Y ,)

Glenmont (See Albany, N,Y,)

Glenwood Landing (See Long Island-North Shore, N,Y.)

Golden's Bridge (See CoUnty, N.Y.)

Grafton (See Albany, NY)

Grand Island (See Buffalo, N Y )

Green Island (See Albany, N Y.)

Greenvale (See Long island-North Shore, N.Y.)

Grooms Corners (See Schenectady, N.Y,)

Guilderland (See Albany, N.Y.)

Hamburg (See Buffalo. N,Y.)

Harrison (See Westchester Counry, N,Y ,)

HartSdale (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

Hastings-on-Hudson (See Westchester County, N. Y.)

Haverstraw (See Rockland County, N Y.)

Hawthorne (See Westchesrer County, N Y.)

Henrietta Rochester, N, Y.)

Hillburn (See Rockland Counry, N.Y.)

Honeoye Falls (See Rochester, N,Y.)

Irvington-on-Hudson (See Westchester Counry, N Y ,)

Ithaca (See Ithaca, N.Y,)

jonesville Schenectady. N Y.)

Kamer (See Albany, N. y,)

Katonah (See Westchester Counry. N.Y.)

Kenmore (See Buffalo. N. Y ,)

Kinderhook (See Albany. N.Y,)

Larchmont (See Westchesrer Counry. N, Y.)

Latham (See Albany, N Y )

Lewisboro (See Westchester County. N. Y.)

Locust Valley (See Long Island-North Shore N Y.)

Loudonville Albany N Y )

Macedon (See Rochester. N ,Y )

Mamaroneck (See Westchester Co N. Y )

Manhasset (See Long Island-North Shore. N.Y.)

Manorhaven (See Long Island-North Shore. N ,Y.)

Marilla (See Buffalo, N,Y )

Marion (See Rochester, N, Y.)

Marrydale (See Syra=. N Y )

McKnownville (See Albany. N.Y )

Mechanicville (See Albany N Y )

Mill Neck (See Long Island-North Shore. N,Y,)

Millwood (See Westchester County. N Y )

Mineola (See Long Island-North Shore. N ,Y )

Mohegan Lake Westchester Counry , N Y.)

Monsey Rockland County N Y )

Montr= (See Westchester County. N, Y )

Mt Kisco (See N ,Y )

Me. Vernon Westchester Counry, N.Y.)

Mumford Rochester. N Y )

Park (See Long Island -North Shore. N Y )

Muttontown Long Island-Notth Shore. N Y )

Nanuet Rockland Counry N. Y )

NewCiry Rockland County. N ,Y )

New Rochdle (See WestchcsterCounty N Y )

Scotland Albany. N Y )

Newtonville (See Albany. N Y )

New York City (See New York Ciry , N Y )

Nl<kayuna Scheo«tady. NY)

North (5« Albany. N Y )

North ($ee Long Island-North Shore. N Y )

North Merrick (See Long Island-North Shore. N Y.)

North New Hyde Park Long Island-North N ,Y.)

North N.Y.)

North Tonawanda Buffalo, N.Y.)

Nyack (See Rockland Counry, N,Y.)

Old Brookville (See Long Island-North N.Y.)

Old Westbury (See Long Island-North N.Y.)

Otchard Park (See Buffalo, N.Y.)

Orangeburg (See Rockland County. N. Y.)

Ossining (See WcstchesterCounty, N.Y.)

Oyster Bay (See Long Island-North Shore, N. Y.)

Oyster Bay Cove Long Island-North Shore. N. Y.) (See Rockland Counry. N.Y.)

Pearl River (See Rockland County, N,Y.)

Peekskill (5« Westchester County, N. Y.)

Pelham (See N.Y.)

Pelham Manor (See Westchester Counry, N. Y.)

Penfield (5« N.Y,) (See Rockland Counry. N.Y.)

Pittsford (See N.Y.)

Plainview Long Island-North Shore, N.Y.)

Plandome Long Island-North Shore, N.Y,)

Plandome Heights (See Long Island-North Shore, N.Y.)

Plandome Manor Long Island-North Shore, N.Y.)

Pleasantville (See Westchester County. N,Y.)

Poestenkill (See Albany. N.Y.)

Pomona (See Rockland County, N.Y.)

Port Chester (See County, N. Y.)

Port Washington Long Island-North Shore. N.Y )

Port Washington North (See Long Island-North Shore, N.Y.)

Pound Ridge Westchester County, N.Y.)

Purchase (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

Rensselaer (See Albany, N. Y.)

Rexford (See Schenectady, N.Y.)

Rochester Rochester, N. Y.)

Roslyn (See Long Isl:lnd-North Shore, N.Y.)

Roslyn (See Long Island, North Shore, N.Y.)

Roslyn Heights (See Long Island-North Shore, N. Y.)

Roslyn Harbor (See Long Island-North Shore. N.Y.)

Rye (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

, Sands Point (See Long Island-North N.Y )

Scarborough (See Westchester County, N.Y )

Sca"dale County. N. Y.)

Schenectady Schenectady, N.Y.)

Scotia (See N.Y )

Scotrsville (See Rochester, N Y.)

Sea Cliff (See Long Island-North Shore, N.Y )

Shrub Oak N Y.)

Skaneateles (See N.Y.)

Slingerlands (See Albany, N.Y )

Sloatsburg (See Rockland County. N,Y.)

Snyder (See Buffalo. N,Y.)

Snyders Lake Albany. N.Y.)

Somers (5« WeslcheslerCounty, N,Y.)

South Cheektowaga Buffalo, N.Y.)

South Nyack (See Rockland County, N.Y,)

South Salem (See Westchester County, N Y.)

South Wales (See Buffalo. N Y.)

Spenceport (See N Y )

Spnng Valley (See Rockland County. NY )

Scaten Island NewYorkCiry. N.Y.)

StewanManor Long Island-North Shore, N Y )

StOny Point (5« Rockland County. N Y.)

Strathmore Long Island-North Shore, N. Y ) N.Y.)

Grant, 68 Lowell Rd., Wellesley, MA

Suffern (See Rockland CoUnty , N.Y .)

Tallman (See Rockland County. N Y.)

Tappan (See Rockland County, N.Y )

Tartytown (See Westchester County , N Y .)

Thornwood (See Westchesrer County, N Y .)

Tonawanda (See Buffalo, N Y .)

Troy (See Albany. N Y )

Tuckahoe (See Westchester County, N. Y )

Upper Nyack (See Rockland County. N Y )

Valhalla (See Westchester County. N.Y.)

Valley Cottage (See Rockland County , N.Y )

Victor (See Rockland County, N.Y.)

Vischer's Ferry (See Schenectady, N.Y )

Voorheesville (See Albany, N.Y )

Waccabuc (See Westchester County. N.Y.)

Wales (See Buffalo, N Y )

Wales Center (See Buffalo , NY )

Wanakah (See Buffalo NY )

Waterford (See Albany , N Y .)

Watervliet (See Albany, N.Y .)

Webster (See Rochester. N Y )

Westbury (See Long Island·North Shore. N Y.)

West Falls (See Buffalo, N.Y )

West Nyack (See Rockland County, N.Y.)

West Sand Lake (See Albany N Y )

West Seneca (See Buffalo, N Y.)

White Plains (See Westchester County. N Y )

Clubs and Chairmen

Albany, NY-Mrs. Jonathan Harvey, 38 Cameron Rd ., Troy, NY 12180 Buffalo, NY-Mrs.JohnK. Howell, 289 Ashford Ave, ,Tonawanda, NY 14150 ·lthaca, NY-Kathy Rich, 254 Westwood Knoll,lthaca , NY 14850

Williamsville (See Buffalo , N Y.)

Wynantskill (See Albany, N.Y )

Yonkers (See Westchester County, N.Y .)

YOr4town Heights (See Westchester County, N.Y )

QUEBEC

Montreal (See Montreal , Que ) VERMONT

Burlington (See Burlington. VT)

Williston (See Burlington, VT)

Schenectady, NY -Mrs Gerald S. Seay , 1303 Fox Hollow Rd ., Schenectady, NY 12309

Syracuse, NY-Ms. Debra A Tetrler, 220 Longmeadow Dr., Syracuse, NY 13205

Westchester County , NY-Mrs Frederick Wishner, 10 Knollwood Dr ., Pon Chester, Long Island·Nonh Shore, NY -Mrs Will Wright, 2A Stratford Rd ., Pon Washington , NY 10573 NY 11050

'New York City, NY-Mrs. Richard Pavlica, 3231 Waterbury Ave , Bronx, NY 10465

'Rochester , NY-Mrs. Philip Cianciona, 156 Hoover Rd., Rochester NY 14617

'Rockland County , NY -Mrs. TravisJackson , 3 Dawn Lane, Suffern, NY 10901

DELAWARE

State of Delaware (See Wilmington, Del.)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Washington , D C. (See Washington , D C )

MARYLAND

Baltimore (See Baltimore, MD)

Bethesda (See Washington, DC)

Bowie (See Prince George's County, MO)

Camp Spring (See Prince George's County, MD)

Catonsville (See Baltimore, MD)

Chevy Chase (See Washington, DC)

Prince ' Coon &.iItunore , MD)

College Park (See Prince George's County, MD)

Dunsdalk (See Baltimore, MD)

Essex (See Baltimore, MD)

Gaithersburg (See Maryland.D.C Suburban)

Hillcrest HeightS (See Prince George's County, MD)

Kensington (See Matyland·D.C Suburban)

Laurel (See Prince George's County, MD)

Lutherville (See Baltimore, MD)

Oxon Hill (See Prince Georges County)

Pikesville (See Baltimore, MD)

Potomac (See Maryland.D.C. Suburban)

Rockville (See Maryland.D.C Suburban)

Ruxton (See Baltimore, MD)

Silver Spring (See Matyland·D.C. Suburban)

Suitland (See Prince Georges County)

Temple Hills (See Prince Georges County)

Timonium (See Baltimore, MD)

Towson (See Baltimore , MD)

Upper Marlboro (See Prince Georges County)

Upper Montgomety County (See Maryland.D C Suburban)

Wheaton (See Maryland.D C. Suburban)

NEWJERSEY

Allendale (See Bergen County, NJ)

Allenhurst (See Jersey Shore , NJ)

Asbuty Park (See Jersey Shore. NJ)

Atlantic Highlands (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Avon·by·the·Sea (See Jersey Shore, N])

Barnegat (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Basking Ridge (See No. New Jersey, Mrs Mayfield)

Beachwood (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Belmrar (SeeJersey Shore, NJ)

'Montreal, Quebec (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. John M. Hobbs, 2300 Seneca Rd., Montreal, QU H3P 2N3 Canada • Burlington , VT-Mrs Richard Higgins, 3 Lamplite Lane. Williston. VT 05495

GAMMA PROVINCE

Berkeley Heights (See No New Jersey, Mrs. Gutmann)

Bernardsville (See No New Jersey, Mrs Mayfield)

Bloomfield (See No New Jersey, Mrs. Howes)

Brick Town (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Brielle (See Jersey Shore , NJ)

Caldwell (See No New Jersey)

Cedar Grove (See No. New Jersey, Mrs. Howes)

Chatham (See No New Jersey , Mrs. Henderson)

Chester (See No New Jersey)

ColtS Neck (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Convent Station (See No. New Jersey)

Cranford (See No. New Jersey, Mrs Cease)

Deal (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Denville (See No. New Jersey)

Dover (See No New Jersey)

Milburn (See No New Jersey, Mrs Eisnaugle)

Monmouth Beach (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Montclair (See No New Jersey, Mrs Howes)

Morris Plains (See No. New Jersey)

Morristown (See No. New Jersey)

Mountain Lakes (See No. New Jersey)

Mountainside (See No New Jersey, Mrs. Cease)

Murray Hill (See No. New Jersey, Mrs. Englick)

Neptune (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

New Providence (See No. New Jersey. Mrs. Englick)

New Shrewsbury (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

New Vtrnon (See No New Jersey)

North Caldwell (See No. NewJersey)

North Plainfield (See No New Jersey, Mrs. Cease)

Nutley (See No NewJersey)

Eatontown (SeeJerse Shore, ND ========== Oakhu m--(See:Je rse y-Shore , N]) isoni ia' o ew ersey

Englishtown (See Jersey Shore , NJ)

Essex Fells (See No NewJersey)

Fair Haven (See Jersey Shore , NJ)

Fair Lawn (See Bergen County, N])

Fanwood (See No New Jersey, Mrs Cease)

Farmingdale (See Jersey Shore , N])

Florham Park (See No. New Jersey)

Fon River (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Fon Monmouth (See Jersey Shore , NJ)

Freehold (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Franklin Lakes (See Bergen Courlty , NJ)

Glen Ridge (See No. New Jersey, Mrs. Howes)

Glen Rock (See Bergen County , NJ)

Hackensack (See Bergen County, NJ)

Highlands (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Holmdel (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Ho-Ho-Kus (See Bergen County , NJ)

Howell (SeeJersey Shore, NJ)

Jackson (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Lakewood (See Jersey Shore , NJ)

Lincroft (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

w,t1e Falls (See No New Jersey)

werle Silver (See Jersey Shore , NJ)

Long Branch (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

wvingston (See No NewJersey)

Madison (See No NewJersey , Mrs. Mayfield)

Mahwah (See Bergen County , NJ)

Manasquan (See Jersey Shore , NJ)

Maplewood (See No New Jersey)

Marlboro (SeeJersey Shore, NJ)

Matawan (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Mendham (See No. New Jersey)

Metuchen (See No. NewJersey)

Middletown (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Midland Park (See Bergen County, NJ)

Oakland (See Bergen County , NJ)

Ocean (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Ocean County (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Oceanpon (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Parsippany (See No NewJersey)

Pt. Pleasant (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Ramsey (See Bergen County, NJ)

Red Bank (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Ridgewood (See Bergen County, NJ)

River Edge (See Bergen County, NJ)

Rockaway (See No NewJersey)

Roseland (See No. New Jersey)

Rumson (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Saddle River (See Bergen County, NJ)

Scotch Plains (See No. New Jersey , Mrs. Cease)

Shon Hills (See No. New Jersey, Mrs Eisnaugle)

Shrewsbury (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Somerville (See No. New Jersey)

Spana (See No. NewJersey)

Spring Lake (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Succasunna (See No. New Jersey)

Summi, (See No New Jersey, Mrs. Mines)

Tom's River (SeeJersey Shore, NJ)

Upper Montclair (See No. NewJersey , Mrs Howes)

Upper Saddle River (See Bergen County, NJ)

Verona (See No NewJersey , Mrs Howes)

Waldwick (See Bergen County, NJ)

Wall (See Jersey Shore , NJ)

Waretown (SeeJersey Sbore , NJ)

Watchung (See No NewJersey)

West Caldwell (See No New Jersey)

Westfield (See No New]ersey, Mrs. Cease)

West Long Beach (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Whippety (See No. New Jersey)

Wyckoff (See Bergen County , NJ)

PENNSYLVANIA

Abingdon (See Philadelphia. Main Line or Delco. PAl

Aldan (See Philadelphia.Delco. PAl

Allison Park (See Piusburgh·South Hills. PAl

Ambler (See Philadeiphia.Main Line or Delco. PAl

Aspinwall (See Pittsburgh.South Hills. PAl

Bala Cynwyd (See Philadelphia·Main Line. PA)

Baldwin (See Piusburgh.South Hills. PA)

Beaver (See Pittsburgh.South Hills. PA)

Beaver Falls (See Pittsburgh-South Hills. PAl

Bellefonte (See State College. PAl

Berwyn (See Philadeiphia.Main Line or Delco. PAl

Bethel Park (See Pittsburgh·South Hills. PAl

Boalsburgh (See State College. PA)

Braddock (See Pittsburgh.South Hills. PAl

Bridgeville (See Pittsburgh.South Hills. PAl

Broomall (See Philadelphia.Delco. PA)

Bryn Mawr (See Philadeiphia.Main Line or Delco. PAl

Camp Hill (See Harrisburg.Carlisle. PAl

Carlisle (See Harrisburg·Carlisle. PAl

Carnegie (See Piusburgh·South Hills. PAl

Cheltenham (See Philadeiphia.Main Line. PAl

Chester (See Philadeiphia·Delco. PAl

Chestnut Hill (See Philadeiphia.Delco, PAl

Churchill (See Pittsbutgh.South Hills, PA)

Coatesville (See Philadeiphia.Delco, PAl

Cynwyd (See Philadeiphia.Main Line, PAl

Devon (See Philadelphia. Main Line or Delco, PAl

Dresher (See Philadeiphia.Main Line. PAl

Drexel Hill (See Philadeiphia·Delco, PA)

Erdenheim (See Philadeiphia·Main Line, PA)

Edgewood (See Pittsburgh·South Hills, PAl

Exton (See Philadeiphia.Delco, PAl

Flourtown (See Philadeiphia.MainLine, PAl

Fort Washington (See Philadelphia-Main Line or Delco. PAl

Fox Chapel (See Piusburgh·South Hills, PAl

Glenshaw (See Pittsburgh-South Hills, PAl

Glenside (See Philadeiphia.Main Line. PAl

Gradyville (See Philadeiphia.Delco, PAl

Greeneree (See Piusburgh·South Hills, PAl

Hampton Township (See Pittsburgh.South Hills. PAl

Harrisburg (See Harrisburg·Carlisle PAl

Hatboro (See Philadelphia.Main Line, PAl

Haverford (See Philadeiphia.Main Line, PAl

Havertown (See Philadelphia-Delco, PAl

Hershey (See Harrisburg·Cariisle, PA)

Huntingdon Valley (See Philadeiphia.Delco, PAl

Jarrettown (See Philadelpbia.Main Line. PAl

Jenkintown (See Philadeiphia.Main Line, PAl

Kennett Square (See Philadeiphia.Delco, PAl

Lansdale (See Philadelphia. Main Line, PAl

Landsdowne (See Philadeiphia.Delco, PAl

Lemont! (See State College. PA)

Lemoyne (See Harrisburg·Carlisle. PAl

Lewisburg (See Central Pennsylvania)

Lima (See Philadelphia. Delco, PAl

McMurray (See Pittsburgh.South Hills. PAl

Mechancisburg (See Harrisburg·Carlisle, PAl

Media (See Philadelphia-Delco. PAl

Merion (See Philadeiphia.Main Line or Delco, PAl

Middleburg (See Central Pennsylvania)

Miffinburg (See Central Pennsylvania)

Milton (See Ceneral Pennsylvania)

Mt. Carmel (See Central Pennsylvania)

Mt. Lebanon (See Pittsburgh·South Hills, PAl

Moylan (See Philadeiphia.Delco, PAl

Narbeth (See Philadelphia·Main Line or Delco. PAl

New Cumberland (See Harrisburg-Carlisle, PAl

Newtown Square (See Philadeiphia·Delco, PAl

North Hills (See Philadeiphia.Main Line, PA)

North Allegheny (See Pittsburgh·South Hills, PA)

Nortb Hills (See Piusburgh.South Hills, PAl

Northcumberland (See Ceneral Pennsylvania)

Oakmont (See Piusburgh·South Hills, PAl

Oreland (See Philadelphia. Main Line, PAl

Paoli (See Philadeiphia.Main Line or Delco, PAl

Penn Hills (See Pittsburgh.South Hills, PA)

Peters Townsbip (See Pittsburgh·South Hills, PAl

Phoenixville (See Philadeiphia.Delco. PAl

Pine Grove Mills (See State College, PAl

Pleasant Hills (See Pittsburgh.South Hills , PAl

Plymouth Meeting (See Philadeiphia·Delco, PAl

Radnor (See Philadeiphia·Main Line , PAl

Roselyn Farms (See Pittsburgh.South Hills, PAl

Rosemont (See Philadeiphia.Main Line or Delco, PAl

Rutherford Heights (See Harrisburg·Carlisle. PAl

St. David's (See Philadeiphia.Main Line or Delco. PAl

Sewickley (See Pittsburgh.South Hills, PAl

Springfield (See Philadelphia-Delco, PAl

State College (See State College, PAl

Serafford (See Philadeiphia.Main Line or Delco, PAl

Sunbury (See Ceneral Pennsylvania)

Swarthmore (See Philadelphia. Delco, PAl

Thornburg (See Pittsburgh·South Hills, PAl

Upper Darby (See Philadeiphia.Delco, PAl

Upper St. ClairTwp. (See Pittsburgh·South Hills, PAl

Villanova (See Philadeiphia·Main Line or Delco. PAl

Wallingford (See Philadeiphia.Delco. PAl

Wayne (See Philadeiphia.Main Line or Delco, PAl

West Chester (See Philadelphia.Delco, PAl

Woodlyn (See Philadeiphia.Delco, PAl

Williamsport (See Central Pennsylvania)

Willow Grove (See Philadeiphia.Main Line, PA)

Wyncote (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PA)

Wyndmoor (See Philadeiphia.Delco, PAl

Wynmoor (See Phiiadeiphia·Main Line, PAl

Wynnewood (See Philadeiphia·Main Line, PAl

VIRGIN1A (D.C. AREA)

Alexandria (See Northern VA)

Annandale (See Northern VA)

Arlington (See Northern VA)

Fairfax (See Northern VA)

Falls Church (See Northern VA)

Manassas (See Northern VA)

McLean (See Northern VA)

Reston (See Northern VA)

Springfield (See Northern VA)

Triangle (See Northern VA)

Vienna (See Northern VA)

Clubs

·Wilmlngton. DE-Mrs M.J. Carney, 226 PotomacRd , Wilmington. DE 19803

and Chairmen

'Washington, DC-Mrs. ]. M. Gready, 5409 Albermarle St .• Washington. DC 20016 PA 15238 Bethel Park High School-Mrs. Thaddeus Zalenski. 5946 Dashwood Dr., Bethel Park. PA 15102

Baltimore, MD-Miss Anna K VonSchwerdmer, 2111 St Paul St • Baltimore. MD 21218

Maryland.D.C. Suburban-Mrs. Ronald R Kovener. 11405 Woodington Terrace. Potomac, MD 20854

'Prince George's CoUnty, MD-Mrs. H. Maclay 13509 Reid Circle Oxon Hill, MD 20022

Bergen CoUnty. NJ-Mrs. C. B. Lilly. 56 Hillside Ave., GlenRock, NJ 07452

Jersey Shore-Mrs. R. P SaUee. 111 Woodgate Rd., Middletown. NJ 07748

Northern New Jersey:

General Chairman-Mrs. Tom Keene, 103 Durand Rd Maplewood , NJ 07040

Basking Ridge, Bernardsville-Mrs G L. Mayfield, 9 Timber Rock Trail, Bernards· ville, NJ 07924

Berkeley Heights-Mrs. R. E. Gutmann. 17 Sherbrook Dr. , Berkeley Heights , NJ 07922

Chatham-Mrs Thomas Henderson, 118 Van Houton Dr , Cbatham, NJ 07928

Madison-Mrs. Edgar Mayfield, 12 Harwood Dr , Madison. NJ 07940

Montclair Area-Mrs. Paul R. Howes, 31 The Fairway, Upper Montclair , NJ 07043

New Providence, Murtay Hill-Mrs. Jack E. Englick, 25 Acorn Dr., New Providence , NJ 07974

Short Hills, Millburn-Mrs. Jack Eisnaugle , 5 Tulip Lane , Sbort Hills, NJ 07078

Summit-Mrs William W Mines. 55 Beverly Rd ., Summit. NJ 07901

Westfield Area-Mrs Philip H Cease. l Greenwood Rd Mountainside , NJ 07092

Central Pennsylvania-Mrs Thomas Miles, R.D. 1, Box 35, Lewisburg, PA 17837

Harrisburg.Carlisle, PA-Mrs. Charles)acobs, 352 Willow Ave , Camp Hill , PA 17011

Philadeiphia·Delco-Mrs. Craig Hacker , 5 Hawthorne Lane, Rosemont, PA 19010

Philadeiphia·Main Line-Mrs Wesley Eason 260 Form Hills Circle , Devon PA 19333

Pittsburgh. South Hills PA :

General Chairman-Mrs W. Lange Krayer. 2348 Southwood Dr. , Piusburgh , PA 15241

Upper St. Clair High School-Mrs W Lange Krayer , 2348 Southwood Dr. , Pittsburgh. PA 15241

Fox Chapel High Sehool-Mrs Suzanne Barley 206 Kensington Coun , Pittsburgh

Carlynton High School, Chartiers VaUey Higb School-Mrs. Howard ScOtt, 27 WinthtopRd., Carnegie, PA 15106

Hampton Township High School-Mts. John Farley, 4448 Mt. Royal Blvd., Allison Park, PA 15101

Churchill High School, Ellis School-Mrs. Robert McCormick, 6827 Reynolds St., Pittsburgh. PA 15208

Edgewood Higb School-Mrs.). C. Cunningham, 319 Overdale Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15221

Peters Township High School-Mrs W B. Marshall , 255 Gateshead Dr., McMurray, PA 15317

North Allegheny High School-Mrs. W. C. Sell, 9300 Coral Dr., Pittsburgh, PA 15237

Shadyside Academy , Winchester·Thurston School, QUak"r Valley High SchoolMrs George Thompson. 839 Twelfth St. , Oakmont. PA 15139

Penn Hills High School-Mrs. Bruce Andrews, 109 Earlwood Rd , Piusburgh, PA 15235

Mt. Lebanon High School-Mrs. R W Hornbaker , 260 Connecting Rd , Piusburgh, PA 15228

• State College PA-Mrs. A. Anderson. 650 Glenn Rd , State College. PA 16801

Northern Virginia :

General Chairman-Mrs. Ronald Oberle. 4405 Ossian Hall Lane Annandale. VA 22003

Alexandria-Mrs. R. T Mirrauer, 3005 Farm Rd .• Alexandria. VA 22303

Annandale-Mrs. Ronald]. Oberle, 4405 Ossian Hall Lane. Annandale. VA 22003

Arlington-Mrs W S. Evans , 3611 Roberts Lane. Arlingron. VA 22207

Fairfax-Mrs HeruyW Meetze, 4408 Rockcrest Dr , Fairfax. VA 22030

Falls Church-Mrs. M A Barron. 512 Anne St., Falls Church, VA 22046

McLean- Mrs ) W Pope 6921 Arbor Lane, McLean, VA 22101

Reston/Vienna-Miss Lisa Grable. n 18 #202 Republic Coun, Alexandna VA 22306

Spnngfield-Mrs Byron O Bohannon 5405 Guinae Rd ., Fairfax , VA 22030

Triangle/Manassas-Mts J F Ferneybough. 18260 Sharon Rd .• Triangle VA 22172

NORTH CAROUNA

Asheville (See Asheville. Nq

Chapel Hill (See Chapel Hill. Nq

Charlotte (See Charlotte. Nq

GastOnia (See Charlotte. Nq

Pinehum (See Sand Hills. Nq

Pittsboro Chapel Hill. Nq

Whispering Pines (See Sand Hills. Nq

Winston-Salem (See Winston-Salem. Nq

VIRGINIA

(Excluding D.C. Gamma)

Albemarle Charlottesville. VA)

Bon Air (See Richmond. VA)

Bristol Bristol. VA)

Charlottesville (See Charlottesville. VA)

Chesapeake NorfolJc. VA)

DELTA PROVINCE

H2.mpton Hampton Roads. VA)

H2mpton Roads Hampton Roads. VA)

Harrisonburg Charlottesville. VA)

Highland Springs (See Richmond. VA)

Meclwlicsville (See Richmond, VA)

Midlothian (See Richmond. VA)

Newpon News (See Hampton Roads. VA)

Norfolk Norfolk. VA)

Ponsmouth Norfolk. VA)

Richmond (See Richmond. VA)

Sandston (See Richmond. VA)

Waynesboro (See Charlottesville. WA)

Williamsburg (See Hampton Roads. VA)

Virginia Beach (See Norfolk. VA)

York Counry Hampton Roads. VA)

WEST VIRGINIA

Bethany (See Wheeling. West Va.-Ohio Valley)

Club. and Chairmen

Bridgepon (See Clarksburg. West Va.)

Bristol (See Clarksbutg. West Va.)

Buclchannon Clarksburg. West Va.)

Charleston (See Charleston. West Va.)

Clarksburg Clarksburg. West Va.)

Dunbar (See Charleston. West Va.)

Lumberpon (See Clarksburg. West Va.)

Morgantown (See Morgantown. West Va.)

Moundsville Wheeling. West Va.-Ohio Valley)

Niuo (See Charleston. West Va.)

St. Albans Charleston. West Va.)

Salem West Va.)

Shinnston Clarksburg. West Va.)

South Charleston (See Charleston. West Va.)

West Union (See Qarksburg. West Va.)

Wheeling (See Wheeling. West Va.-Ohio Valley)

Asheville. NC (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. C. L. Robinson. 33 Evelyn Place. Asheville. NC 28801 Charlottesville. VA-Mrs. Roben Macleod. Braeburn Parm. Free Union. VA 22940

"Chapel Hill. NC-Mrs. Pattiek Crocken. 413 Cameron Ave .• Chapel Hill. NC 27H4

Charlotte. NC-Mrs. H. A. Unley. 5714 Sharon Rd • Charlotte. NC 28210

"Sand Hills ofNonh Carolina-Mrs. James C. Wilson. P.O. Box 1634. Pinehurst. NC 28574

"Winston-Salem. NC-Mrs. F. M. Isley. 730 Archer Rd .• Winston-Salem. NC 27106 Bristol. VA and TN (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs William Hagey. 6021 Old Jonesboro Rd .• Bristol. TN 37620

FLORIOA

Altamonte Springs (See Orlando-Winter Parle. Fla.)

Apopka (See Orlando-Winter Park. Fla.)

Arlantic Beach (See Jacksonville. Fla.)

Bal Harbour Miami. Fla.)

Bartow (See Lakeland. Fla.)

Belleair (See Clearwater. Fla.)

Hampton Roads. VA-Mrs. William Espich. 16 Langhorne Rd .• Newpon News. VA 23606

"Norfolk. VA-Beverly Jo Spencer. Harling Dr.• Chcxpeake. VA Richmond. VA-Mrs. James Barnett. 8401 Knowland Circle. Richmond. VA 23229 Charleston. WV-Mrs. Harry M. Brawley. IH4 Bedford Rd .• Charleston. WV 2HI4 Clarksburg. WV-Mrs. P. R , WatsOn, 214John Ave., Clarksburg. WV 26301 "Morgantown, WV-Carol Cardyack, 2744 Universiry Ave.,,Morgantowo. WV Wheeling, WV-Ohio Valley-Mary Pat Rice, Edgewood St,. Wheeling. WV 26003

EPSILON PROVINCE

Hallandale (See Hollywood, Pia.)

Harbor Bluffs (See Clearwater, Fla.)

Havana (See Tallahassee. Fla,)

Hialeah (See Miami, Fla,)

Holly Hill (See Daytona Beh .• Fla.)

Hollywood Hollywood. Fla.)

Homestead (See Miami. Fla.)

Indialantic (See Brevard Count. Fla.)

BelleaIr Beach ct a t =======,...;;:.Indian-Hlltbor ry, a

ynton eadi (See West Palm Beach. Fla.)

Bradenton (See Sarasota. Fla.)

Cape Kennedy (See Brevard Counry, Fla.)

Cape Coral (See Southwest. Fla.)

Carol Ciry (See Miami. Fla.)

Carrabelle (See Tallahassee. Fla.)

Clearwater (See Clearwater. Fla.)

Clearwater Beach (See Clearwater, Fla.)

Cocoa Brevard Counry. Fla.)

Cocoa Beach (See Brevard Counry, Fla.)

Coconut Grove (See Miami. Fla.)

Coral Gables (See Miami, Fla.)

Cotal Springs (See Ft, Lauderdale. Fla.)

Crystal Beach (See Clearwater. Fla.)

Dania (See Hollywood. Fla.)

Daytona Beach (See Daytona Bch .• Fla.)

Daytona Beach Shores (See Daytona Bch .• Fla.)

DaVIe (See Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.)

Deerfield (See Ft Lauderdale. Fla.)

Deland (See Deland. Pia.)

Delray Beach (See W. Palm Beach. Fla.)

Deltona (See Deland, Fla.)

Destin (See Ft Walton Beach. Fla.)

Dunedin Clearwater. Fla.)

Dinnellon (See Ocala. Fla.)

Eau Gallie (See Brevard Counry, Fla )

Fernandina Beach (See Jacksonville. Fla.)

Ft. Lauderdale (See Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.)

Ft Myers (See Southwest. Pia.)

Ft. Walton (See Ft Walton Beach Fla.)

Golden Beach (See Miami. Fla.)

Grant (See Brevard Counry. Fla.)

Green Cove Spnngs (SeeJacksonville. Fla )

Gulfpon (See St Petrrsburg Pia.)

Haines Ciry (See Lakeland. Fla.)

Indian Rocks Beach (See Clearwater. Fla.)

Jacksonville (See Jacksonville. Fla.)

Jacksonville Beach (See Jacksonville. Fla.)

Jupiter (See W. Palm Beach. Fla.)

Kendall (See Miami. Fla.)

Key Biscayne (See Miami. Fla.)

Kissimmee (See Orlando-Winter Park, Fla.)

Lake Alfred (See Lakeland. Fla.)

Lakeland Lakeland. Fla.)

Lake Park (See West Palm Beach, Fla.)

Lake Wonh (See West Palm Beach. Fla.)

Largo (See Clearwater, Fla.)

Lauderhill (See Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.)

Longwood (See Orlando-Winter Park, Fla.)

Lutz (See Tampa. Fla.)

Mdntosh (See Ocala. Fla.)

Madeira Beach (See St. Petersburg. Fla.)

Maitland (See Orlando-Winter Park. Fla.)

Brevard Counry. Fla.)

Mandarin Fla.)

Margate (See Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.)

Mary Esther Ft. Walton Beach. Fla.)

Maypon (See Ft. Walton Beach, Fla.)

Melbourne Brevard County. Fla.)

Melbourne Beach (See Brevard Counry. Fla.)

Merritt Island (See Brevard Counry. Fla,)

Miami Miami, Pia.)

Miami Beach (See Miami, Fla.)

Miami Shores (See Miami. Fla.)

Miami Springs (See Miami. Fla.)

Mims (See Brevard Counry, Fla.)

Naples Naples. Fla.)

Neptune Beach Fla.)

New Pon Ritchey (See Clearwater. Fla.)

Niceville (See Ft Walton Beach. Fla.)

Notth Miami (See Miami. Fla.)

Nonh Miami Beach (See Miami. Fla.)

Nonh Palm Beach (See West Palm Bearh. Fla .)

Opa Locka (See Miami Fla.)

Orange Park (SeeJacksonville. Fla.)

Orlando (See Orlando-Winter Park. Fla.)

Ormond Daytona Bch .• Fla.)

Pahii Harbor (See Clearwater. Fla.)

Pass a Grille (See St. Petersburg. Fla.)

Patrick AFB (See Brevard Counry. Fla.)

Pensacola (See Pensacola. Fla.)

Perrine (See Miami. Fla.)

Pinellas Park (See St. Petersburg. Fla.)

Plantation (See Fc. Lauderdale. Fla.)

Pompano Beach (See Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.)

Ponce Inlet Daytona Bch Fla.)

Pon Orange (See Daytona Bch .• Fla.)

Ponte Verdra Beach (See Jacksonville. Fla.)

Pott Malabar (See Brevard Counry. Fla.)

Quincy (See Tallahassee. Fla.)

Redington Beach St. Petersburg. Fla.)

Redington Shotes St. Petersburg. Fla.)

Riviera Beach (See West Palm Beach. Fla.)

Rockledge Brevard Counry. Fla.)

Safery Harbor (See Clearwater. Fla.)

St. Petersburg (See St. Petersburg. Fla.)

St. Petersburg Beach (See St. Petersburg. Fla.)

Sanford (See Orlando- Winter Park. Fla.)

Sarasota (See Sarasota.

Satellite Beach (See Brevard Counry. Fla.)

Sebastian Brevard Counry. Fla.) (See Lakeland. Fla.)

Seminole St. Petersburg, Fla.)

Shalimar Ft. Walton Beach. Fla.)

Sharpes (See Brevard Counry. Fla.)

South DaytOna (See Daytona Bch .• Fla.)

South Miami Miami. Fla.)

Swfside (See Miami. Fla.)

Tallahassee (See Tallahassee. Fla.)

Tampa (See Tampa. Fla.)

Tarpon Sprints (See Clearwater. Fla )

Temple-Temce (See Tampa. Fla.)

Tierra Verde (See St. Petersburg. Fla.)

Titusvine (Sec Brevard County Fla )

Treasure Island (Sec St Petersburg Fla )

Valparaiso (Sec Ft. Walton Beach Fla )

Venice (See Sarasota Fla )

West Hollywood (Sec Hollywood , Fla )

West Melbourne (See Brevard County , Fla )

West MWni (Sec Miami. Fla )

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

Windemere (Sec Orlando-Winter Park. Fla )

Winter Haven (Sec Lakeland. Fla )

Winter Park (See Orlando- Wimer Park. Fla ) GEORGIA

Athens (See Athens. Ga.)

Atlanra (See Atlanta. Ga.)

Chamblee (Sec Atlanta. Ga.)

College Park (See Atlanta. Ga.)

Decatur (See Atlanta. Ga )

Doraville (See Atlanta , Ga.)

Dunwoody (See Atlanta. Ga )

East Point (See Atlanta. Ga )

Forsyth (See Mid-Georgia)

Hapeville (Sec Atlanta, Ga )

lilburn (See Atlanta, Ga )

Macon (Sec Mid-Georgia)

MarIetta (See Atlanta. Ga.)

Milledgeville (See Mid·Georgia)

Montezuma (See Mid-Georgia)

Perty (See Mid·Georgia)

Roswell (See Atlanta, Ga )

Sandy Springs (See Atlanta Ga )

Smyrna (See Atlanta, G:. )

Stone Mountain (See Atlanta. Ga )

Tucker (See Atlanta, Ga.)

Warner-Robins (See Mid·Georgia)

Clubs and Chairmen

Brevard County, FL-Mrs.Janice Wilkerson, Hannah Dr .• Merritt Island. FL Clearwater. FL-Mrs Gene Schneider. 1942 Rececca Dr., Clearwater. FL 33H6 Daytona Beach. FL-Mrs. Isaac W. Johnston. 4 Springwood Trail, Ormond Beach. FL

SOlITH CAROUNA

Blythewood {See ColumbIa. sq

Cayce {Sec Columbia , sq

Chapin (Sec Columbia sq

ColumbIa (See Columbia. sq

Dentsville (Sec Columbia. sq

Elgin (Sec Columbia, sq

Greenville (See Greenviile sq

Greer (Sec Greenville. sq

Hopkins (See Columbia. sq

Irmo {See Columbia, sq

Laington (See Columbia. sq

Mauldin (See Greenville. sq

Pontiac {See Columbia. sq

Taylots (See Greenville. sq

Travelers Rest (See Greenvine, sq

West Columbia {See Columbia. sq

Orlando-Winter Park, FL--Mrs. R. C. Woodbety, Halls Circle. Orlando. FL 32807 Pensacola. FL-Mrs. Nicholas P. Gecker: Munro Rd .• Pensacola. FL 32'03

St Petersburg, FL-Mrs William Michaels. 1640 Fairway Ave .• South. St. Petersburg. 32074 FL 33712

Deland. FL-Mrs. O. R. Martin. 602 N Woodland Blvd., Deland, FL 32720

Ft. Lauderdale, FL-Mrs. MargaretJelsuom, 6n S W 18 Terrace. Ft. Lauderdale. FL

Ft. Walton Beach. FL (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs J F Mclain. Beachview Dr Ft. Walton Beach. FL 32H8

'Hollywood. FL-Mrs. Alfred Ryll. 4'00 Fillmore St., Hollywood. FL 33021 Jacksonville FL-Mrs Martin W Herbenar. Burning Tree Lane South. Jackson-

'Sarasota. FL-Mrs. Albert Anderson. 2242 Shadow Oaks Rd • Sarasota. FL 33'77

Southwest Florida-Mrs. Robert Baldwin. Sunnyside Dr Ft. Myers. FL 33907 Tallahassee. FL-Mrs David Miles. Mill Branch Rd .• Tallahassee. FL 32312

Tampa. FL-Mrs. John Livingston. 2442 Prospect Rd .• Tampa. FL 33609

West Palm Beach. FL-Mrs. Norman Kapner. '09 26th St .• West Palm Beach. FL 33407

Athens. GA-Mrs. Hugh L. Fowler. Mel Bay Rd .• Athens. GA 30606

Athens GA-Mrs R. A. Garner. 1980 N Akin Dr .• Atlanta. GA 3034' ville, FL 32223

'Lakeland, FL-Mrs C. R. Sargent. 1044 Euclid Ave , Lalceland. FL 33801

MWni. FL-Mrs. T W. Bilhorn. 4820 San Antonio. Coral Gables, FL 33146

Naples. FL-Mrs. Tom Abbott. 1471 Murex Dr , Naples. FL 33940

MICHIGAN

Acme (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Ada (See Grand Rapids MI)

Alanson (See Crooked Tree MI)

Alden (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Allen Park (Sec Detroit Ml)

Ann Arbor (See Ann Arbor MI)

Battle Creek (See Battle Creek MI)

Bedford (Sec Toledo. OH)

Bellaire (See Traverse Bay Area MI)

Benzonia (See Traverse Bay Area MI)

Berkely (Sec North Woodward MI)

Beulah (Sec Traverse Bay Area MI)

Birmingham (Sec Bloomfield Hills. Ml)

Bloomfield Hills (See Bloomfield Hills MI)

Boyne City (Sec Crooked Tree. MI)

Brooklyn (Sec Jackson. MI)

Buckley (Sec Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Cadillac (Sec Traverse Bay Area MI)

Cedar (Sec Traverse Bay Area Ml)

Center Line (See Grosse Pointe MI)

Central Lalce (Sec Traverse Bay Area MI)

Charlevoix (Sec Crooked Tree MI)

Clark Lake (Sec Jackson. MI)

Clawson (See North Woodward MI)

Coldwater (See Hillsdale. MI)

Dearborn (See Dcuoit·Dearborn MI)

Dearborn Heights (Sec Deuoit-Dearborn MI)

Deuoit (Sec Detroit-Dearborn MI)

East Deuoit (See Grosse Pointe MI)

East Grand Rapids (See Grand Rapids MI)

East)ordan (See Crooked Tree. MI )

East Lansing (See LaD>ing -Eas t Laru.ing MI)

Eastport (Sec Ba y Area MI )

Ecorse (See Detro it ·Dearborn MI)

Elberta (See Traverse Bay Area MI)

Elk Rapids (Sec Traverse Bay Area MI)

Ellsworth (Sec Traverse Bay Area MI)

Empire (Sec Traverse Bay Area MI)

• Mid·Georgia-Mrs. George A Krauss. 210 Angus Blvd .• Warner Robins. GA 31093

Columbia. SC-Mrs. Guy Meares. 17 Heatherwood Rd .• Columbia. SC Greenville. SC-MIS.JosephJ. Pazdan. 29 Chanticleer Dr .• Greenville. SC

lETA PROVINCE

Eria (See Toledo. OH)

Farmington (See Deuoit-Dearborn. MI)

Ferndale (See North Woodward. MI)

Fife Lake (Sec Traverse Bay Area MI)

Frankfort (Sec Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Franklin (See Bloomfield Hills MI)

Garden City (Sec Detroit·Dearborn. MI)

Gaylord (See Crooked Tree. MI)

Glen Arbor (Sec Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Goodhart (Sec Crooked Tree. MI)

Grand Rapids (Sec Grand Rapids. MI)

Grass Lake (See Jackson MI)

Grawn (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Grayling (Sec Traverse Bay Area MI)

Grosse lie (See Detroit-Dearborn MI)

Grosse Pointe (See Grosse Pointe. MI)

Grosse Pointe City (See Grosse Pointe MI)

Grosse Pointe Farms (See Grosse Pointe MI)

Grosse Pointe Park (Sec Grosse Pointe MI)

Grosse Pointe Shores (Sec Grosse Pointe. MI)

Grosse Pointe Woods (Sec Grosse Pointe MI)

Harper Woods (Sec Grosse Pointe MI)

Hazel Park (See North Woodwatd MI)

Hillsdale (Sec Hillsdale. MI)

Honor (See Ttaverse Bay Area. MI)

Huntington Woods (See North Woodward MI)

Inkster (Sec Deuoit·Dearborn MI)

Interlochen (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Jackson (Sec Jackson MI)

Jonesville (See Hillsdale MI)

Kalkaska (Sec Traverse Bay Area MI)

Karlin (See Traverse Bay Area Ml)

Kewadin (Sec Traverse Bay Area MI)

Kingsley (See Bay Area MI)

Kingwood School Cranbrook (Sec Bloomfield Hills MI)

Lake Ann (See Traverse Bay Area MI )

Lake uelanau (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Lansing (See Lansing-East Lansing MJ)

Lathrup Village (Sec North Woodward. Ml)

uland (See Traverse Bay Area MI)

Lincoln Park (See Detroit-Dearborn. MI)

Litchfield (See Hillsdale. MI)

Livonia (See Deuoit-Dearborn. MI)

Ludington (Sec Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Madison Heights (See North Woodward MI)

Mancelona (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Manistee (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

ManIOn (Sec Traverse Bay Area MI)

Maple City (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Mayfield (See Traverse Bay Area MI)

Melvindale (Sec Deuoit-Dearborn. MI)

Mesick (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Michigan Center (See)ackson. MI)

Nankin (See Detroit·Dearborn MI)

Niles (See Micbiana lN)

North Adams (See Hillsdale. MI)

Northport (See Traverse Bay Area MI)

Northville (See Detroit-Dearborn MI)

Novi (Sec Detroit-Dearborn MI)

Oak Park (See North Woodward. MI)

Okemos (See Lansing-East Lansing MI)

Old MISSIOn (See Traverse Bay Area MI)

Omena (Sec Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Osseo (Sec Hillsdale MI)

Parma (See Jackson MI)

Petoskey (Sec Crooked Tree. Ml)

Pirsford (Sec Hillsdale. Ml)

Pleasant Ridge (See North Woodward. MI)

Quin cy (See Hillsdale. MI)

Rapid City (See Traverse Bay Atea. MI)

Reading (See Hillsdale MI)

Redford (See Detroit-Dearborn. MI)

River Rouge (See Detroit-Dearborn. MI)

Rochester (See Bloomfield Hills. MJ)

Roseville (Sec Grosse Pointe MI)

Royal Oak (See North Woodward MI)

St Clair Shores (See Grosse Pointe Ml)

South Boardman (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Southfield (See North Woodward. MI)

Southgate (See Detroit·Dearbom MI)

SUttons Bay (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Taylor (See Deuoit-Dearborn. M1)

Thompsonville (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Traverse City (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Tremon (See Deuoit-Dearborn. MI)

Warten (See Grosse Poime. MI)

Clu bs and Chairmen

Ann Arbor. MI-Mes. Michael Rothwell. 2876 Eisenhower Pkwy .• Ann Arbor. MI 48104

Battle Creek. MI (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs_ Jan Zimmerman. 258 Beckwith Dr .• Battle Creek. MI 490 I

Bloomfield Hills. MI: General Chairman-Mes. Maurice B _ Allen. Jr.. Derty Rd • Bloomfield Hills. MI48013

Bloomfield Hills-Andover High School-Mes. Tbomas Walbridge. 3289 Interlaken.

Williamsburg (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Wyandotte (See Deuoit-Dearborn. MI)

West Bloomfield High School-Mes_ Ronald J- Vodika. 6077 Wellesley Ct_. West Bloomfield. MI 48033

Rochester High School-Mes_ William Wartinbee. 880 Aspen Dr Rochester. MI 48063

Crooked Tree. MI (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mcs_ E_ H_leedy. Box 1010 Wildwood. Boyne City. MI 49712

'Detroit-Dearborn. MI-Mes. Kenneth c.Jensen. Redford. MI 48239 Grand Rapids. MI-Mcs. Warren Moody. 7400 Kenrob Dr SE. Grand Rapids. MI Orchard Lake. MI 48033

Bloomfield Hills-Lahser Higb School-Mes_ Robert Pavich, Marlborougb Dr Bloomfield Hills. MI48013

'Grosse Pointe. MI-Mcs _ L. D Blatt. 172 Hillcrest Lane. Grosse Pointe Farms. MI 48236 -

Birmingham-Groves High Scbool-Mes. William W. Cowan. 31151 Downing Place. ' Hillsdale. Ml-Mes. Ken Downey. 424 W Hallett Rd Hillsdale. Ml49242 Jackson. MI-Mes. N. Willoughby 1634 Mardee.Jackson. MI49203 Birmingham. MI 48009

Birmingham-Seaholm High School-Mes. Jack wlie. 2371 Radnor Dr.. Birmingham. MI48009 Lansing-East Lansing. MI-Mes. D Allan Shaffer.

Kingswood School Cranbrook-Mes. Charles Clippert. Fairfax. Birmingham. MI 48009

Marian High School-Mes. James Joyce. 4625 Stoneleigb Rd .• Bloomfield Hills. MI 48013 MI49684 OHIO

Akron (See Akron, Ohio)

Albany (See Athens, Ohio)

Alpha (See Dayton, Ohio)

Am berley (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Amesville (See Athens. Ohio)

At hens (See Athens. Ohio)

Aurora (See C leveland East. Ohio)

Avon Lake (See Cleveland West. Ohio)

Bainbridge (See Cleveland East, Ohio)

Barberton (See Akron. Oluo)

Bat h (See Akron. Ohio)

Bay Village (See Cleveland West, Oluo)

Beachwood (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

Bedford (See Cleveland East. Oluo) :Qh.io..Valley)

IXllbrook (See Dayton. Ohio)

Bellfountain (See Springfield, Ohio)

Bentleyville (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

Berea (See Cleveland West. Ohio)

Bexley (See Columbus, Ohio)

Blue Ash (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Brecksville (See Cleveland West. Oluo)

Bridgepon (See Wheeling, W. Va.-Ohio Valley)

Brookville (See Dayton. Ohio)

Buena Visra (See PortSmouth. Oluo)

Canal Winchester (See Columbus, Oluo)

C2.Ilton (See C2.Ilton. Ohio)

Centerville (See Dayton. Ohio)

Chagrin Falls (See Cleveland East. Oluo)

Chardon (See Cleveland East. Oluo)

Chesterhill (See Athens. Ohio)

Chesterland (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

Cincinnati (See Cincinnati. Oluo)

Clayton (See Dayton. Ohio)

Cleveland (See Cleveland East, Ohio)

Cleveland (west side) (See Cleveland West, Oluo)

Cleveland HeightS (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

Clinton (See Akron, Ohio)

College Hill (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Columbus (See Columbus. Ohio)

Copley (See Akton. Ohio)

Cuyahoga Falls (See Akron. Obio)

Dayton (See Dayton. OhIO)

Deer Park (See Cincinnati. Oluo)

De Graff (See Springfield. Ohio)

Dublin (See Columbus. Ohio)

East Cleveland (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

Eaton (See Richmond , Ind.)

Englewood (See Dayton. Ohin)

Euclid (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

Everdale (See Cincinnati. OhIO)

Fairborn (See Dayton. Ohio)

Fairfield (See Hamilton. OhIO)

Fairview Park (See Clevel2Jld WeSt. Ohio)

Finneytown (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Forest Park (See Cincinnati. OhIO)

Franklin (See Dayton. Ohio)

Franklin Furnace (See PortSmouth. Ohio)

Friendship (See PortSmouth. Ohio)

Gahanna (See Columbus. Ohio)

Galion (See Columbus. Ohio)

Galliopolis (See Athens. Ohio)

Garfield HeightS (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

Gates Mills (See C1evebnd East. Ohio)

Germantown (See Dayton. Ohio)

MI-Mrs. Jonathan Gregoty. 6369 Peninsula Dr.. Traverse City.

MechaOlcsburg (See Spnngfield. Ohio)

Medina (See Akron. Ohio)

Mentor (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

Miamisburg (See Dayton. Ohio)

Middleburg HeightS (See Cleveland West. Ohio)

Middleport (See Athens. Ohio)

Milford (See Cincinnati, OhIO)

Minford (See PortSmouth. Ohio)

Mogadore (See Akron. Ohio)

Moreland Hills (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

Mt. Healthy (See Cincinnati Ohio)

Mt. Washington (See Cincinnati Ohio)

Monroe Falls (See Akron. Ohio)

Montgomety (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Nelsonville Athens Ohio)

Glendale (See Cincinnati. Ohio) 1"";' N.....u"-Granvill O.hio)

Gt 0 Cleveland East. Ohio)

Granville (See Newark-Granville. Ohio)

Greenhills (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Greenville (See Dayton. Ohio)

Grove City (See Columbus. Ohio)

Groveport (See Columbus. Ohio)

Hamilton (See Hamilton. Ohio)

Haverhill (See PortSmouth. Ohio)

Highland Heights (See Clevebnd East. Oluo)

Hilliards (See Columbus. Ohio)

Holland (See Toledo. Ohio)

Hudson (See Akron. Ohio)

Hunting Valley (Su Cleveland East. Oluo)

Indian Hill (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Jamestown (See Springfield. Ohio)

Kent (See Akron. Ohio)

Kettering (See Dayton. Ohio)

Lakewood (See Cleveland West. Oluo)

Lancaster (See Columbus. Oluo)

London (See Springfield. Ohio)

Logan (See Athens. Ohio)

Lucasville (See PortSmouth. Ohio)

Lyndhuest (See Cleveland East. Oluo)

Macedonia (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

McArthur (See Athens. Oluo)

McConnelsville (See Athens. Ohio)

McDermott (See PortSmouth, Ohio)

Madeira (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Maple HeigbtS (See Cleveland East. Oluo)

Mariemont (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Marietta (See Athens Ohio)

Mattins Ferty (See Wheeling. W _ Va -Ohio Valtey)

Massillon (See C2.Ilton, Ohio)

Maumee (See Toledo, Obio)

Mayfield (See Cleveland East Ohio)

Mayfield Heights (See Cleveland East , Oluo)

New Boston (See PortSmouth. Ohio)

New Carlisle (Su Dayton. Oluo)

New l.c:xington (See Athens. Oluo)

New Paris (See Richmond. Ind )

Nonh Canton (See Canton. Ohio)

North College Hill (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Nonhfield (See Cleveland East. Oluo)

Nonh Olmstead (See Cleveland West, Ohio)

Norwood (See Cincinnati. Oluo)

Novelty (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

Oakwood (See Dayton Ohio)

Olmsted Falls (See Cleveland West. Oluo)

Orange (See Cleveland East. Oluo)

Oregon (See Toledo Oluo)

Otway (See PortSmouth. Ohio)

Painesville (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

Parma (See Cleveland West. Ohio)

Puma HeightS (See Clevebnd West. Ohio)

Peebles (See PortSmouth. Oluo)

Peninsula (See Akron. Ohio)

Penkerington (See Columbus. Ohio)

Pepper Pike (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

Percysburg (See Toledo. Ohio)

Pesqua (See CinCinnati. Ohio)

PhilIpsburg (See Dayton, Ohio)

Piketon (See PortSmouth Oluo)

Pomeroy (See Athens , Ohio)

Porrsmouth (See Porrsmouth Ohio)

Powell (See Columbus Oluo)

Powellsville (See PortSmouth, Ohio)

Rocky River (See Cleveland West, Ohio)

Russell (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

St Cl ai csv ille ( ee Wheeling , W _ Va. -Ohio Valley)

SclOt oyille (See Portsmouth , Ohio)

Shaker Heights (See Cleveland East Ohio)

4600 Oakwood Dr .• Okemos. MI 48864

North Woodward. MI-Mrs.James Ries 20128 Forestwood. Southfield. MI48075 Traverse Bay Area.

Shadyside (S« Wheeling, W. Va ·Ohio Valley)

Sharonville (S« Cincinnati , Ohio)

Silver Lake (See Akron, OhIO)

Slocum Station (See Portsmouth, Ohio)

Solon (See Cleveland Easr, Ohio)

South Charleston (5« Springfield, Ohio)

South Euclid (S« C leveland East, Ohio)

Soutb Russell (See Cleveland East, Ohio)

South Webster (S« Portsmouth, Ohio)

Spring Valley (See Dayton, Ohio)

Springfield (5« Springfield, Ohio)

StoW (See Akron, Ohio)

Strongsville (S« Cleveland West, Ohio)

Sylvania (See Toledo, Ohio)

Tallmadge (See Akron, Ohio)

Terrace Patk (See Cincinnari, Ohio)

Tipp City (S« Dayton, Ohio)

Toledo (See Toledo , Obio)

Trotwood (See Dayton, Ohio)

Troy (See Dayton, Ohio)

TWinsburg (See Cleveland East, Ohio)

University Heights (S« Cleveland East, Ohio)

Upper Arlington (See Columbus, Ohio)

Urbana (See Springfield, Ohio)

Vandalia (See Dayton, Ohio)

Wadsworth (See Akron, Ohio)

Wakefield (5« Portsmouth, Ohio)

Wamosville Heights (5« Cleveland East, Ohio)

Waterville (S« Toled o, Ohio)

Waverly (See Portsmouth, Ohio)

Wellston (See Athens, Ohio)

West Carrollton (See Dayton, Ohio)

Clubs and Chairmen

Akron, OH-Leslie Burton, 1332 Weathervane Lane, Apt 20, Akron , OH 44313

• Athens, OH-Mrs. Debbie S. Lowe, 2 Woodside Dr , Athens, OH 45701 Canton. OH-Mrs. Wayne Yeager, 3483 Banyon, NW. Massillon. OH 44646

Cincinnari, OH-Mrs Mike Maier, 509 Knob Hill. Ft. Wright, ICY 41011

West Chester (See Cincmnari , OhlO)

West Milton (See Dayton , Ohio)

West Portsmouth (See Portsmouth , Ohio)

Westerville (See Columbus , Ohio)

Westlake (See Cleveland West, Ohio)

Wheelersburg (S« Portsmouth, Ohio)

Whitehall (See Columbus, Ohio)

Whitehouse (See Toledo, Ohio)

Wickliffe (See Cleveland East, Ohio)

Willoughby (S« Cleveland East, Ohio)

Wilmington (S« Dayton, Ohio)

Worthington (S« Columbus, Ohio)

Wyoming (See Cincinnari, Ohio)

Yellow Springs (See Springfield, Ohio)

Xenia (See Dayton, Ohio)

Dayton, OH-Mrs Tom Radabaugh. 424 Tamarac Terrace, Dayton. OH 45429

'Hamilton. OH-Mrs. John Ubi. 8 Picadilly Dr., Hamilton, OH 45013

Newark-Granville, OH-Mrs. Stephen L. Thompson. 996 Hickory Rd • Heath. OH 43055

Cleveland East. OH-Mrs. Philip Newbold. 22288 Westcbester Rd • Shaker Heig h ts. Portsmouth , OH- Mrs C yrus KahI. 20 14 Frankli n Blvd .• Portsm ou th , O H 4 5662

Springfield. OH-Mrs James G. Giankopo ulos. 1540 N. Fountain Blvd .• Springfield. OH44122

Cleveland West. OH-Mrs. Stephen L. Hiltebrant. 30850 Perry Dr .• Bay Village. OH 45504 OH44140 Toledo. OH-Mrs. Howard Hilfinger. 7009 Hickory Ridge Rd., Sylvania, O H 43560

Columbus. OH-Mrs. Ted A Brown. 110 Nob Hill Dr , South. Gahanna, OH 43230

INDIANA

Acton (See Southport Ind )

Albany (See Muncie. Ind.)

Alexandria (See Anderson, Ind )

Anderson (See Anderson. Ind.)

Bargersville (See Franklin. Ind.)

Bedford (See Bloomington. Ind )

Beech Grove (See Indianapolis Ind. or Southport. Ind )

Bloomfield (See Bloomington. Ind )

Bloomington (S« Bloomington. Ind.)

Boone Grove (See Valparaiso. Ind )

Boonville (See Southwestern. Ind )

Boston (See Richmond, Ind.)

Brazil (See Greencastle. Ind.)

Bristol (See Elkhart. Ind )

Brownsbutg (S« Indianapolis. Ind.)

Cambridge Ciry (See Richmond. Ind )

Camby (S« Southport Ind )

Carmel (See Indianapolis Ind )

Centerville (See Richmond. Ind )

Chesterfield (See Anderson. Ind.)

Chesterton (See Valpataiso, Ind )

Clifford (S« Columbus Ind )

Clinton (See Terre Haute. Ind.)

Columbus (S« Columbus Ind.)

Connersville (See Richmond Ind )

Crown Point (See Gary Ind )

Daleville (See Muncie Ind )

Danville (See Indianapolis. Ind )

Decatur County (See Southeastern Ind )

Dunkirk (S« Muncie Ind.)

Dyer (See Hammond Ind )

East Chicago (See Hammond, Ind )

Edinburg (See Franklin Ind )

Elkhart (See Elkhart, Ind )

Elwood (See Anderson Ind )

Evansville (See Southwestern. Ind )

Farmland (S« Muncie. Ind.)

Ft Wayne (See Ft Wayne Ind. )

Fountain Ciry (See Richmond Ind .)

Frankfort (See Clinto n County Ind .)

Franklin (5« Franklin , Ind )

Frankton (See Anderson Ind .)

THETA PROVINCE

Gary (See Gary. Ind.)

Gaston (S« Muncie. Ind )

Goshen (See Elkhart. Ind.)

Greencastle (See Greencastle. Ind )

Greenfield (See Indianapolis. Ind.)

Greensburg (See Southeastern. Ind )

Greenwood (See Southport. Ind )

Griffith (See Hammond, Ind )

Hagerstown (See Richmond, Ind )

Hammond (See Hammond, Ind.)

Hartford City (See Muncie. Ind )

Hebron (See Valparaiso Ind )

Highland (S« Hammond. Ind )

Hobart (S« Gary Ind )

Hope (See Columbus. Ind.)

Hunrington (S« Ft Wayne, Ind )

Indianapolis (See Indianapolis or Southport, Ind )

Jasonville (See Bloomington, Ind )

Kirklin (S« Clinton County. Ind )

Kokomo (See Kokomo. Ind )

Kouts (S« Valparaiso, Ind )

Lafayette (See Lafayotte.lnd.)

Lapel (See Anderson. Ind.)

Lawrence (See Indianapolis. Ind )

Lebanon (See Indianapolis, Ind )

Liberty (See Richmond, Ind.)

Linton (See Bloomington Ind )

Lowell (See Gary, Ind.)

Lynn (See Richmond, Ind )

Martinsville (See Bloomington, Ind )

Merrillville (See Gary Ind )

Milroy (See Southeastern, Ind )

Milton (See Richmond. Ind )

Mishawaka (See Michiana. Ind )

Mooreland (S« Muncie Ind )

Mount Vernon (See Southwestern Ind )

Muncie (See Muncie. Ind )

Munster (See Hammond Ind )

Nappan« (See Elkhart. Ind )

Needham (See Franklin , Ind )

Newcastle (See Muncie, Ind )

New Haven (S« Ft. Wayne , Ind )

New Whiteland (See FrankIin.lnd or Southport , Ind .) ,

I

Newburgh (See Southwestern Ind )

Nineveh (See Franklin, Ind )

Noblesville (See Indianapolis. Ind.)

Ogden Dunes (See Gary. Ind )

Osceola (See Michiana, Ind.)

Owensville (See Southwestern Ind.)

Parker (See Muncie. Ind.)

Pendleton (See Anderson. Ind.)

Petersburg (See Southwestern Ind )

Plainfield (See Indianapolis, Ind )

Portage (See Gary. Ind )

Portland (See Muncie. Ind.)

Poseyville (See Southwestern Ind )

Princeton (See Southwestero Ind.)

Richmond (See Richmond, Ind )

Roanoke (See Ft. Wayne. Ind.)

Rush County (See Southeastern Ind )

St.John (See Hammond, Ind.)

St. Paul (See Southeastern Ind.)

Seymour (See Bloomington, Ind )

Schererville (See Hammond, Ind )

Shelbyville (See Southwestero Ind )

South Bend (See Michiana Ind )

Southport (See Southport, Ind.)

Southern Marion County High Schools (See Southport. Ind )

Speedway (See Indianapolis, Ind .)

Sullivan (See Terre Haute, Ind.)

Terre Haute (S« Terre Haute , Ind )

TrafalgarJSee Franklin, Ind )

Union City (See Muncie , Ind )

Valparaiso (5« Valparaiso. Ind.)

Waldron (See Southeastero Ind.)

Wanamaker (See Southport, Ind .)

Wanatah (See Valparaiso Ind )

West Lafayette (See Lafayette, Ind )

West Terre Haute (S« Terre Haute, Ind )

Westfield (See Indianapolis, Ind )

Whiteland (5« Franklin or Southpott, Ind )

Whiting (See Hammond , Ind )

Winchester (See Muncie , Ind )

Yorktown (See Muncie , Ind )

Zi onsv ille (See Indianapolis Ind .)

Clubs and Chairmen

Anderson , IN-Mrs James Wessar, 37 Colony Rd .• Anderson. IN 46011

Bloomington , IN-Ann Welke, 3209 E lOth Apt ]-12 , Bloomingrnn 1N 47401

Clinton County , IN-Mrs Jack D Scbeid 911 Eastwood Dr ., Frankfort, IN 46401

'Columbus , IN-Mrs. Victor Thompson 1848 Lafayette Columbus. IN 47201 Elkhart County IN-Mrs Terrance Brennan. 1661 Broolrwood Dr. EUthart. IN 46514 Fort Wayne , IN-Mrs Bob Platz 4604 Glennwy Dr ., Fort Wayne, IN 46806

Franklin, IN-Mrs Charles A Pnltt 144 South Home Ave, Franklin,lN 46131

'G2.ry , IN-Mrs Daniel Bencie , 6)) Yorktown St. , Crown Point , IN 46307

Greencastle , IN (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs Keith Gossard , R R. 3 , Sherwood Dr ., Green·

Kokomo. IN-Mrs J. David Massey , 90) Mdody Lane, Kokomo, IN 46901

'Lafayette, IN-Mrs Jeffrey R. Longenbaugh, 142·7 Halsey Dr., West Lafayette, IN 47906 castle, IN 4613)

• Hammond , IN-Mrs A G Dempsey, 1424 Fisher St Muoster IN 46321

Indianapolis , IN : General Chairman-Mrs. Philip R Duke , 71) Round Hill Rd ., Indianapolis. IN 46260

Nonh Suburban-Mrs. Leland Fine, 8201 Connerwood Lane, Noblesville, IN 46060

Nonh Central-Mrs John Biddinger , 9121 Spring Hollow Dr ., Indianapolis, IN

Mlchiana, IN-Mrs. David Kaser. 62841 Orange Rd., South Bend, IN 46614

Muncie, IN-Mrs John Adams, R.R. 12,6) Redbud, Muncie, IN 47302

Richmond, IN-Mrs. Joseph lore, 14 Parkway Lane, Richmond, IN 47374

Southeastern Indiana-Co-chairmen :

Mrs. Richard D. Welch, R.R 10, Box 2, Greensburg, IN 47240

Mrs. Norman Swans. 1210 N. Harrison, Rushville, IN 46173

South Suburban (Indianapolis) IN-Mrs. Roben A Bowles, 612) Bryan Dr ., Indiana46260 polis, IN 46227

East-Mrs.)ames H Armingtnn, 7330 Hampstead Lane, Indianapolis, IN 4(2)6

West-Mrs Ronald P Robson, 910 KildeerCoun , Zionsville , IN 46077

Private and Parochial-Mrs George Maley , 4H1 N Meridian St ., Indianapolis, IN 46208

KENTUCKY

Alexandria (See Cincinnati , Ohio)

Anchorage (See Louisville, Ky )

Buechel (Sec Louisville , Ky .)

Covington (See Cincinnati , Ohio)

Cynthiana (Sec Lexingmn. Ky .)

Danville (See lexington, Ky.)

Fern Creek (See Louisville, Ky .)

Ft Mirchell (See CinclOnati, Ohio)

Ft Thomas (See Cincinnati , Ohio)

Frankfon (See Lexington, Ky )

Garrison (See Ponsmouth Ohio)

Georgemwn (See Lexington, Ky .)

Greenup (See Ponsmouth, Ohio)

Harrodsburg (See Lexingron, Ky .)

Harrods Creek (See Louisville, Ky )

Jeffersontown (See loUisville. Ky .)

Lancaster (See Lexington, Ky .)

Lexington (See Lexington, Ky )

Louisville (See Louisville. Ky )

Lynn (Sec Ponsmouth, Ohio)

Mt Sterling (See Lexington, Ky )

Newpon (Sec Cincinnati, Ohio)

Nicholasville (See Lexington. Ky.)

Okolona (Sec Louisville, Ky.)

'Southwestern Indiana-Pam McGinn, 2136 E. Walnut, Evansville, IN 47714

'Terre Haute. IN-Mrs. Charles Poths. Rt 1127. Box 23). Terre Hllute, IN 47803

Valparaiso. IN-Mrs. A. C. Eldridge. 407 Napolcon, Valpariso. IN 46383

IOTA PROVINCE

Paris (Sec Lexington, Ky.)

Pewee Valley (See louisville. Ky.)

Pleasure Ridge Park (See Louisville, Ky )

Raceland (See Ponsmouth, Ohio)

Richmond (Sec Lexington, Ky.)

St Paul (See Ponsmouth, Ohio)

South Ponsmouth (See Ponsmouth, Ohio)

Stanford (See Lexington. Ky.)

Valley Starion (See Louisville, Ky.)

Vanceburg (Sec Ponsmouth, Ohio)

Versailles (Sec Lexington. Ky.)

Winchester (See Lexington, Ky.)

Wurtland (See Ponsmouth, Ohio)

TENNESSEE

Bartlett (See Memphis, Tenn.)

Brentwood (See Nashville. Tenn.)

Bnstol (See Bristol. Va. Pocket)

Chattanooga (See Chattanoogll, Tenn.)

Clarkesville (See Nashville, Tenn.)

Cleveland (Sec Chattanooga, Tenn.)

Collierville (See Memphis, Tenn.)

Columbia (Sec Nashville, Tenn.)

Cookeville (See Nashville, Teon )

Donelson (See Nashville, Tenn.)

Club s and Cha i rmen

Lexington, KY -Mrs. W. G Erwin 2940 Runny Meade. Lexington, KY 40)03

Louisville, KY-Julie 3810 Kingsbury Dr., Louisville, KY 40207

Franklin (See Nashville. Tenn.)

Frayser (See MemphIS, Tenn.)

G2.t1inburg (See Little Pigeon, Tenn.)

Germantown (See Memphis, Tenn )

Halls (Sec Knoxville, Tenn.)

Hendersonville (Sec Nashville, Tenn.)

Hixon (See Chattanooga, Tenn.)

Knoxville (Sec Knoxvillc, Tenn )

Lenoir City (See Knoxville, Tenn )

Lookout Mountain (See Chattanooga, Tenn.)

Louden (Sec Knoxville, Tenn.)

Madison (Sec Nashville, Tenn.)

Manchester (See Nashville, Tenn.)

Maryville-Alcoa (Sec Knoxville, Tenn.)

Memphis (Sec Memphis, Tenn )

Morrisrown (See Knoxville. Tenn.)

Murfreesboro (See Nashville. Tenn.)

Nashville (See Nashville. Tenn.)

Oak Ridge (See Knoxville. Tenn.)

Old Hickory (See Nashville. Tenn.)

Pittman Center (Sec Little Pigeon, Tenn.)

Powell (See Knoxville, Tenn.)

Raleigh (See Memphis, Tenn.)

Sevierville (Ste Little Pigeon, Tenn.)

Signal Mountain (See Chattanooga, Tenn.)

Whitehaven (See Memphis, Tenn.)

Memphis,TN :

Memphis State Universiry-Mrs. Charles Eatherly, 2633

Cove, Memphis. TN 38138 Chattanooga, TN-Katherine L. Frost, 936 Mountain Creek Rd., Apt T-210, Chattanooga, TN 3740)

Knoxville, TN-Mrs. B. H. Hixson,Jr ., 108 Suffolk Dr. Knoxville. TN 37922

Lmle Pigeon , TN-Mrs Jack B. Henry, 411 Oak Dr., Sevierville , TN 37862

ALABAMA

Albcnsville (See Huntsville , AL)

Athens (See Huntsville, Al)

Auburn (See Auburn -Opelika , AL)

Baldwin County (See Mobile. AL)

Birmingham (See Birmingham, AL)

Decatur (See Huntsville, AL)

Greenville (Sec Montgomery , Al)

Guntersville (See Huntsville , AL)

Hartselle (See Huntsville , AL)

Huntsville (Sec Huntsville , AL)

Madison (See Hunrsville , AL)

Mobile (See Mobile , AL)

Montgomery (Sec Montgomery , AL)

Nonhpon (See Tuscaloosa, AL)

Opelika (See Auburn-Opelika, AL)

Prarrville (See Montgomery , AL)

Theodore (Sec Mobile, AL)

Tuscaloosa (See Tuscaloosa , AL)

KAPPA PROVINCE

Wetumpka (See Montgomery, AL) MISSISSIPPI

Batesville (See University, Ms.)

Biloxi (See Miss. Gulf Coast)

Bolton (SecJackson, Ms )

Brandon (SecJackson, Ms.)

Canton (See jackson , Ms.)

Clarksda1e (Sec Mississippi Delta)

Oevdand (Sec MISSissippi Delta)

Clinton (See Jackson Ms.)

Columbia (Sec Hattiesburg, Ms )

Cruger (See Mississippi Dela)

Crystal Springs (Sec Jackson , Ms.)

Florence (SecJackson, Ms .)

Greenville (Sec MissiSSippi Delta)

Greenwood (See MissISSippi Delta)

Gulfpon (See Miss Gulf Coast)

Hattiesburg (Sec Hattiesburg. Ms .)

Holly Springs (See Universiry, Ms.)

Indianola (See Mississippi Ddta)

jackson (SeeJackson, Ms.)

Leland (See Mississippi Delta)

Long Beach (See Mississippi Gulf Coast)

Madison (See Jackson , Ms.)

Marks (Sec Universiry, Ms.)

Merigold (See Mississippi Delta)

Ocean Springs (See Mississippi Gulf Coast)

Oxford (Sec Universiry, Ms )

Raymond (SecJackson, Ms )

Ridgeland (See jackson , Ms.) (Sec Mississippi Ddta)

Shaw (See MISSissippi Delta)

Sidon (Sec Mississippi Delta)

Sumner (See Mississippi Delta)

Terry (See Jackson , Ms .)

Universiry (See University. Ms .)

Vicksburg (Sec Vicksburg , Ms .)

Yazoo City (See Mississippi Delta)

Inverrary

OUt of town-Mrs. Thomas Pera, 2249 Massey, Memphis, TN 38138 Nashville. TN-MIS Lee Greathouse, )627 Kendall Dr., Nashville, TN 37209

Clubs and Chairmen

Aubum.Opdih. AI-Mrs. James W Mathews, 1228 Ferndale Cr., Auburn, AI 36830 Birmingham, AI-Mrs. Tim A Taylor, 346 Cambo Lane, Birmingham, AI 35226 HuntsVille, AI-Mrs. Shealy Lynn, 3874 Williamsburg Dr., HuntsVille, AI 35810 Mobile, AL-Cheryl Walker, 151 Wood Valley, Apt. 19·F, Mobile, AI 36608 Montgomery, AL-Mrs. James E. Arrington, 4436 Pepper Ave., Montgomery, AI

Jackson. MS-Helen Murphey, 3704 North State. Jackson. MS 39216 'Mississippi Delta-Mrs Craig Milner. 309 Randolph, Greenwood. MS 38930

Mississippi Gulf Coast (Pi Phi Pocket)-:-Mrs. Kimsey Pollard. Rt. 10, 141 Depew Rd .• Gulfport, MS 39503

University, MS-Mrs. R. A. Boyer. 312 Gamer, Oxford, MS 38655

Vicksburg, MS (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. Rodney H Resta, 803 Newit Vick Dr ., Vicksburg, MS 39180 36109 Tuscaloosa, AL-Mrs. Riley Lumpkin, 2 Ridgeland. Tuscaloosa. AI 35406 Hactiesburg, MS-Mrs. Gerald Robertson. 713 Camp. Hattiesburg, MS 39401

MANITOBA

Charleswood, Man. (Sec Winnipeg. Man .• Can .) East Kildonan. Man. (Sec Winnipeg. Man., Can.) Fort Garry. Man. (See Winnipeg. Man .• Can.) Norwood. Man. (Sec Winnipeg, Man .• Can.)

St. Boniface. Man. (Sec Winnipeg. Man .• Can.)

St.Jaroes. Man. (See Winnipeg. Man .• Can.)

St. Vital. Man. (See Winnipeg, Man Can.) Transcona, Man. (See Winnipeg. Man .• Can.)

Tuxedo. Man. (Sec Winnipeg. Man Can.)

West Kildonan, Man. (See Winnipeg. Man., Can ) Winnipeg. Man. (Sec Winnipeg. Man .• Can )

MINNESOTA

Anoka (Sec Minneapolis. Minn.)

Bloomington (See Minneapolis. Minn.)

Burnsville (See Minneapolis. Minn.)

Cottagewood (Sec Minneapolis. Minn.)

Coon Rapids (See Minneapolis. Minn.)

Crystal (See Minneapolis. Minn.)

Deephaven (See Minneapolis. Minn.)

East Grand Forks (See Grand Forks. N.D.)

Edina (See Minneapolis. Minn.)

Excelsior (See Minneapolis. Minn.)

Hopkins (See Minneapolis. Minn.)

Long Lake (Sec Minneapolis. Minn.)

Mahtomedi (Sec St. Paul. Minn.)

Minneapolis (See Minneapolis. Minn.)

Minnetonka (See Minneapolis, Minn.)

Mound (Sec Minneapolis. Minn )

New Brighton (See St Paul. Minn.)

New Hope (See Minneapolis. Minn.)

N. Oaks (Sec St. Paul. Minn.)

Orono (Sec Minneapolis. Minn.)

Richfield (Sec Minneapolis. Minn.)

Robbinsdale (See Minneapolis. Minn.)

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Roseville (Sec St. Paul, MinD.)

St. Louis Park (See Minneapolis, Minn.)

St. Paul (Sec St. Paul. Minn.)

S. St. Paul (Sec St. Paul, Minn.)

Shakopee (Sec Minneapolis, Minn.)

Stillwater (See St Paul, Minn.)

Wayzata (See Minneapolis, Minn.)

White Bear Lake (Sec St. Paul. Minn.)

W St. Paul (Sec St. Paul, Minn.)

NORTH DAKOTA

Gilby (See Grand Forks, N.D.)

Grand Forks AFB (See Grand Forks, N.D.)

Grand Forks (See Grand Forks, N.D.)

Thompson (See Grand Forks, N.D.)

SOUTH DAKOTA

Belle Fourche (See Black Hills of South Dakota)

Custer (Sec Black Hills of South Dakora)

Deadwood (See Black Hills of South Dakota)

Hot Springs (Sec Black Hills of South Dakota)

Lead (See Black Hills of South Dakota)

Rapid City (See Black Hills of South Dakota)

Sioux Falls (See Sioux Falls. S.D.)

Vermillion (See Vermillion, S.D.)

WISCONSIN

Appleton (See Fox River Valley, Wis.)

Bayside (Sec Milwaukee. Wis )

Beloit (See Beloir. Wis.)

Brookfield (Sec Milwaukee, Wis .)

Brown Deer (See Milwaukee. Wis .)

Butler (See Milwaukee, Wis.)

Cedarburg (See Milwaukee, Wis )

Cudahy (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Winnipeg. Manitoba-Mrs. Joseph Frend. 1001 1710 Poerage Ave .• Winnipeg. MB R3J OE2 Canada

Delavan (See Beloit, Wis.)

Elkhorn (See Beloit , Wis.)

Elm Grove (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

Fontana (See Beloit, Wis.)

Fox Point (Sec Milwaukee. Wis.)

Franklin (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

Glendale (Sec Milwaukee, Wis.)

Greendale (See Milwaukee, Wis.)

Greenfield (See Milwaukee, Wis.)

Hales Corners (See Milwaukee, Wis.)

Hartland (See Milwaukee, Wis .)

Janesville (See Beloit. Wis.)

Kaukauna (See Fox River Valley, Wis.)

Kimberly (See Fox River Valley, Wis.)

Lake Geneva (Sec Beloit. Wis.)

Little Chute (See Fox River Valley. Wis.)

Madison (See Madison, Wis.)

Menasha (See Fox River Valley. Wis.)

Milwaukee (Sec Milwaukee. Wis.)

Menominee Falls (See Milwaukee, Wis.)

Mequon (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

Muskego (See Milwaukee, Wis .)

Neenah (See Fox River Valley. Wis.)

New Berlin (See Milwaukee, Wis.)

Oak Creek (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

River Hills (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

St. Francis (Sec Milwaukee. Wis.)

Sharon (Sec Beloit. Wis.)

Shorewood (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

South Milwaukee (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

Sussex (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

TtUensviUe (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

Waukesha (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

Wauwatosa (Sec Milwaukee. Wis.)

West Allis (See Milwaukee, Wis.)

West Milwaukee (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

Whitefish Bay (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

Williams Bay (See Beloit, Wis )

Sioux Falls, Ingvoldstad. 2020 Pendar Lane. Sioux Falls. SD 57105 'Vermillion. SD-Mrs. V. D. Morris, 414 Norbeck, Vermillion. SD 57069 Minneapolis, MN-Sue Batcher. 697 South Griggs. St. Paul, MN 55116 'Beloit WI-Mrs. L. K. Laughran, 407 Salem St Rockton. Il610n St Paul. MN-Mrs. Graydon Page. 1796 Beechwood Ave .• St. Paul. MN 55116 Grand Forks. NO-Mrs. Roland Severson, 705 Chestout. Grand Focks, NO 58201

• Black Hills of South Dakota-Mrs. Roger Wilson. 4825 Steamboat Circle. Rapid City, SD 57701

Antioch (See Lake County, Il)

Arlington Heights (See Arlington Hdghts. Il)

Aurora (Sec Fox River Valley III

Barrington (Sec Arlington Heights. Il)

Batavia (Sec Fox River Valley, III

Belvidere (Sec Rockford. Il)

Berwyn (Sec Oak Parle·River Forest, Il)

Brookfield (See Chicago West Suburban , III

Burr Ridge (Sec Hinsdale Township, III

Chicago (City schools south, Suburban Chicago sec Chicago West Suburban. South Suburban, Oak Park· River Forest. or North Shore, Il)

Chicago Heights (See Chicago South Suburban. Il)

Fox River Valley, WI-Mrs. Richard Uehling. 1700 Briarc1iffDr.• Appleton, WI 54911 Madison WI-Mrs. John Peuerle. 933 Waban Hill. Madison. WI 53711

Milwaukee. WI-Mrs. W C. Scheid,Jr., 4707 North Wi1sbirc Rd .• WhitefISh Bay, WI 53217

MU PROVINCE NORTH

Clarendon Hills (Sec Hmsdale Township. IL)

Congress Park (Sec Chicago West Suburban. Il)

CoUntry Club Hills (See Chicago South Suburban, Il)

Crete (Sec Chicago South Suburban, III

Darien (See Hinsdale Township , IL)

Deerfield (Sec NOM Shore. IL)

Des Plaines (See Park Ridge·Des Plaines, IL)

Downers Grove (See Hinsdale Township.IL)

Elk Grove (Sec ArltDgton HeIghts. Il)

Elmhurst (Sec DuPage County.ll)

Elmwood Park (See Oak Park·River Forest. Il)

Evanston (See NOM Shore,Jr .• Il)

Flossmoor (Sec Chicago South Suburban. Il)

Forest Park (See Oak Park. River Fdrest. IL)

Freepon (Sec Freepon, III

Geneva (See Fox River Valley. III

Glencoe (See NOM Shore, Ill.)

Glen Ellyn (See DuPage County. Il)

Glenview (Sec North Shore, Jr.. Il)

Glenwood (Sec Chicago South Suburban. IL)

Grayslake (Sec Lake County. Il)

Harvey (See Chicago South Suburban, III

Hazel Crest (See Chicago South Suburban, Il)

Highland Park (See NOM Sbore. III

Hinsdale (See Hinsdale Township. III

Homewood (Sec Chicago South Suburban. Il)

Kenilwonh (Sec NOM Shore. Il)

laGrange (See Chicago West Suburban. Il)

laGrange Park (Sec Chicago Wesr Su burban, Il)

Lake Bluff (Sec Lake CoUnty, Il)

Lake Forest (See Lake CoUnty , IL)

Lansing (See Hammond , IN)

Libertyville (See Lake County , IL)

Lisle (See Hinsdale Township , IL)

Lombard (See DuPage County , IL)

Matteson (See Chicago South Suburban , IL)

Maywood (See Oak Park-River Forest , IL)

Melrose Park (See Oak Park-River Forest, IL)

Morton Grove (See North Shore, IL)

Mt. Prospect (See Arlington Heights, IL)

Mundelein (See Lake County , IL)

Naperville (See Hinsdale Township , IL)

Northbrook (See North Shore,Jr ., IL)

Northfield (See North Shore, IL)

Oak Brook (See Hinsdale Township , IL)

Oak Park (See Oak Park-River Forest , IL)

Arlington Heights, IL :

Olympia Fields (See Chicago South Suburban, IL)

Palatine (See Arlington Heights , IL)

Park Forest (See Chicago South Suburban , IL)

Park Ridge (See Park Ridge -Des Plaines, IL)

Prospect Heights (See Arlington Heights, IL)

Richron Park (See Chicago South Suburban , IL)

River Forest (See Oak Park-River Forest, IL)

Riverside (See Chicago West Suburban , IL)

Riverdale (See Chicago South Suburban, IL)

Riverwood (See North Shore, IL)

Rockford (See Rockford, IL)

Rockton (See Beloit, WI)

Rolling Meadows (See Arlington Heights, IL)

Roscoe (See Rockford , IL)

St. Charles (See Fox River Valley , IL)

Clubs and Chairmen

General Chairman-Mrs Earl Trostrud, 609 S. Kennicott Ave ., Arlington Heights, IL 60005

Wheeling & Hersey High Schools-Mrs Clinton Bowman, 113 Brook, Prospect Heights, IL 60070

Prospect High Sehool-Mrs James Keelan. 2405 E Miner, Arlington Heights , IL 60004

Conant. Hoffman Estates & Sehaumburg High Schools-Mrs. F W Bensing, 263

Englewood, Hoffman Estates, IL 60173

Elk Grove High School-Mrs. RonaJdJones 1046 Warwick Lane , Elk Grove , IL 60007

Palatine High School-Mrs.}. Humphrey , 961 Topanga, Palatine. IL6OO67

Fremd High School-Mrs Robert Sherman , 804 White Willow Bay, Pal"une, IL 60067

Arlington High School-Mrs Robert Lincoln, 531 So Pine, Arlington Heights, IL 60005

Forest View & Buffalo Grove High Schools-Mrs. Ralph Wen!<. 303 S Ranmer, Arlington Heights. IL 60004

Barnngton High School-Mrs Harrison Kennicott Ill , Box 221, Route 3. Willow Bay. South Barrington, IL60010

Rolling Meadows High School-Mrs E }. Trostrud , 609 S Kennicott Arlington Heights, IL 60005

Chicago South Suburban :

General Chairman, & Homewood and Flossmoor High Schools-Mrs Robert D"rnell, 2244 Evans Rd Flossmoor. IL 60422

Bloom High School. Chicago Heights IL-Mrs. H. A Swanson, 518 Fitch Rd ChIcago Heights, IL 60411

Rich Central High School Olympia Fields, IL-Mrs E C Becker. Jr .• 25 StrauSS Lane, Olympia Fields. IL 60461

liornwOOd - igh SChool outh olland , lL-Mrs. :John Wakeman, 709 Margaret St .• Thornton 1L 60476

HIllcrest High School. Countty Club Hills , IL-Mrs T J Letter , 922 Elder Rd ., Apt 2N, Homewood IL60430

Chicago West Suburban :

General Chairman-Mrs. Gael Westerhoff, 4635 Franklin Western Springs, II 60558

ILLINOIS

Abingdon (See Galesburg , m .)

Adams County (See Quincy, Ill .)

Aledo (Ser Monmouth , 111.)

Alton (See Alton-Edwardsville , m.)

Altona (See Galesburg. III .)

Arthur (See Champaign-Urbana, III.)

Avon (Srr Avon·Bushnell, IlL)

BeardstOlVn (See Springfield, 111.)

Bement (See Decatur, 111.)

Bethalto (See Alton-Edwardsville , 111.)

Bethany (See Decatur , 111.)

Biggsville (See Monmouth, m .)

BlandinsviUe (See Avon-Bushnell, 111.)

Bloomington (See Bloomington-Normal , 111.)

Blur Mound (See Decatur , Ill.)

Bonville (See Champaign·Urbana, 111. )

Bushnell (See Avon-BushneU, Ill.)

Calumet City (See Hammond , Ind.)

Cameron (See Galesburg. III .)

Canton (See Prona m.)

Carthage (See Quincy, 111.)

Champaign (See Champaign·Urbana, 111.)

Chillicothe (See Peona 111.)

Skokie (See North Shore,Jr.. IL)

Thornton (See Chicago South Suburban, IL)

Villa Park (See DuPage County, IL)

Warrenville (Wheaton Central High School), (See Milton Township, IL)

Waukegan (See Lake County IL)

Western Springs (See Chicago West Suburban, IL)

Westmont (See Hinsdale Township, IL)

Wheaton (See Milton Township. IL)

Wheeling (See Arlington Heigbts, IL)

Wilmette (See North Shore, IL)

Winfield (Wheaton North High School only) (See Milton Township, IL)

Winnetka (See North Shore, IL)

Woodridge (See Hinsdale Township, IL)

La Grange-Mrs George Speir, 327 S. Catherine, La Grange, IL60525

La Grange Park-Mrs. Theodore D. Kratt, 4055 Grand Ave , Western Springs, IL 60558

Western Springs-Mrs. Gael Westerhoff, 4635 Franklin, Western Springs, IL 60558

DuPage County, IL-Co-Chairmen:

Mrs Lloyd Renfro , 519 N. Main , ION, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137

Mrs. R L. Wangelin, 844 Euclid, Elmhurst, IL 60126

• Fox River Valley, IL-Mrs. Thomas Pearson, 69 S Calumet, Aurora, IL 60506

Freeport, IL (Pi Phi Pocker)-Mrs. Thomas D Clayton, 711 S Harvey, Freeport, IL 61032

Hinsdale Township, IL-Mrs. Peter Cook, 323 S Washington, Hinsdale, IL60521

Naperville-Mrs Roben Smith, 1149 Mary Lane , Naperville, IL 60540

• Lake County, IL:

Lake County-Mrs Bruce Cerling, 366 Birkdale Rd ., Lake Bluff, IL 60044

Lake forest. Lake Bluff-Mrs Edward). Davis, 106 Woodland Rd. , Lake Bluff, IL 60044

Milton Township, IL-Mrs Don Higgins, 1348 S Main St .• Wheaton, IL 60137

North Shore, IL:

General Chairman-Mrs. James Wood, 235 Sunset Dr ., Northbrook, IL 60062

Deerfield-Mrs. John Camp, 1559 Wincanren Dr ., Deerfield, IL 60015

Glencoe , Kenilworth, Wilmette, Winnetka (New Trier East)-Mrs. Earl Dahlheim, 2318 Elmwood, Wilmette, IL 60091

Highland Park-Mrs. Frank McNulty, 1992 Westgate, Highland Park , IL 60035

North Shore, Junior, IL: (Glenview, New Trier West, Northbrook, Evanston High Schools)-Mrs Donald O'Brien, 18330 Wildbetty, Gkllview , IL 60025

Oak Park-River Forest, IL-Mrs John B. Carroll, 915 Keystone Ave., River Forest, IL 60305

Park Ridge.Des Plaines , IL:

General Ghainnan and M lne South High G1areCrai 22-Peale,Avc; , = Park Ridge, IL 60068

Maine West High School-Mrs. Max Liggett, 587 Webford, Des Plaines, IL 60016 Maine East High School-Mrs Lawrence

Rockford, IL-Mrs David Marth, 2133 Jonquil Place,

MU PROVINCE SOUTH

Coal Vallry (See Tri-City , Ill.)

Danville (See Danville, 111.)

Decarur (See Decarur , III .)

East Alton (See Alton-Edwardsville, 111.)

East Moline (See Tri-City , III .)

East Peoria (See Peoria , 111.)

Edwardsville (See Alton-Edwardsvillr, III .)

farmer City (See Champaign-Urbana , III .)

Farmington (See Peoria , 111.)

Galesburg (See Galesburg , III .)

Gibson City (See Champaign-Urbana, Ill .)

Godfrey (See Alton-Edwardsville, III .)

Good Hope (Ser Avon-Bushnell, 111.)

Grrrnview (See Springfield , III .)

Hamilton (See Quincy , IlL)

Kirkwood (See Monmouth , III .)

Knoxville (See Galesburg, 111.)

Little York (See Monmouth, m .)

M:>con (See Decatur , IlL)

Macomb (See Avon-Bushnell, III.)

Mmomer (See Champaign-Urbana, 111.)

Maquon (See Galesburg. 111.)

Milan (See Tn-City, 111.)

Molinr (See Tri·City, III .)

Monmouth (See Monmouth, III .)

Monticello (See Champaign.Urbana. m.)

Morton (See Peoria, m.)

Me Zion (Srr Decatur, m.)

Moweaqua (See Decatur, m.)

New Berlin (See Springfield, 111.)

Niantic (See Decatur, 111.)

Normal (See Bloomington-Normal, m.)

Ogden (See Champaign-Urbana, Ill.)

Oneida (See Galesburg, m.)

Pekin (Ser Peoria, III )

Peoria (See Peoria , m )

Peoria Heights (See Peoria , m )

Petersburg (See Springfield, III.)

Pittsfield (See Quincy, m.)

Pleasant Plains (See Springfield, Ill .)

POrt Byron (See Tri·City, m )

PraJrie City (See Avon·Bushnell, m .)

Quincy (See Quincy , III .)

Rantoul (See Champaign-Urbana. m .)

Rairan (See Monmouth, 111.)

Rio (See Galesburg , m.)

Rock Island (See Tri-City , III .)

Roseville (See Monmouth , III .)

Roxanna (See Alton-Edwardsville, IU .)

Sr. Joseph (See Champalgn.Urbana , III.)

Holst, 1327 Elliot Ave., Park Ridge, IL 60068

Rockford, IL 61107

5oron (See Monmouth. m.)

Sbelbyville (See Decatur. m.)

Silvis (See Tri-City.ll!.)

Spnngfield (See Springfield. m.)

Taylorville (See Decatur. m.)

Tolono (See Champaign-Urbana. III.)

Tuscola (See Champaign-Urbana. Ill.)

Urbaoa (See Champaign·Urbana. III.)

Clubs and Chairmen

•Alton-Edwardsville. IL-Mrs. Mary Ann Eiserman. n 12 Pine St .• Highland. IL 62249

•Avon-Busbnell. IL-Mrs. Don Smith. Rural Route. Bushnell. IL 61422

Bloomington·Normal. IL-Mrs. Roben Kennett. 2002 E. Washington. Bloomington.

Washington (See Peoria. 111.)

Wenona (See Peoria. 111.)

Wood River (See Alton-Edwardsville. 111.)

Decatur. IL-Mrs. William Schoettle. 721 Karen Dr • Decatur. IL

• Galesburg. IL-Mrs. Mon Hotchkiss. Galesburg Rd • Knoxville. IL 614448

Monmouth. IL-Mrs. Roben Grier. 1112 E Third Ave • Monmouth. IL 61462

Peoria. IL-Mrs. James Heintz. 2230 West Reservoir. Peoria. IL 6161 IL61761

Champaign-Urbana. IL-Mrs. Francis Anastasia. 704 W. University. Champaign. IL 61820

Danville. IL-Mrs. P. A. Phillips. 141 Thornhill Dr.• Danville. IL 61832

IOWA

Altoona (See Des Moines. Iowa)

Ames (See Ames, Iowa)

Ankeny (See Des Moines, Iowa)

Badger (See Arrowhead, Iowa)

Bettendorf (See Tri-City, IlL)

Boone (See Ames, Iowa)

Buffalo (See Tri-Ciry, III.)

Carlisle (See Indianaola, Iowa)

Colo (See Ames, Iowa)

Coralville (See Iowa City ,Iowa)

Council Bluffs (See Council Bluffs, Iowa)

Davenpon (See Tri-City, III.)

Des Moines (See Des Moines, Iowa)

DeWitte (See Tri-City,I1L)

Indianola (See Indianola, Iowa)

Iowa City (See Iowa City, Iowa)

·Quincy. IL-Mrs. Harold Knapheide.Jr.. #9 Countty Club Dr .• Quincy. IL 62301

Springfield. IL-Mrs. Hugh Graham. Jr.. 1934 So Glenwood. Springfield. IL 62704 Tri-City. IL-Miss Mary Concannon. 14 Harrison. Apt N-l. Davenpott. lA

NU PROVINCE

Johnston (See Des Moines, Iowa)

LeClaire (See Tri-City, III.)

Malvern (See Council Bluffs, Iowa)

Marion (See Cedar Rapids, Iowa)

Mt. Pleasant (See Mt. Pleasant, Iowa)

Mt. Union (See Mt. Pleasant, Iowa)

Moville (See Sioux City. Iowa)

Nevada (See Ames, Iowa)

New London (See Mt. Pleasant, Iowa)

North Libeny (See Iowa City,Iowa)

Norwalk (See Des Moines, Iowa)

aids (See Mt. Pleasant, Iowa)

Pleasant Valley (See Tri-Ciry, III.)

Salem (See Mt. Pleasant, Iowa)

Sergeant Bluff (See Sioux City, Iowa)

Sioux City (See Sioux City, Iowa)

Swedesburg (See Mt. Pleasant, Iowa)

Clubs and Chairmen

Stoty City (See Ames. Iowa)

Treynor (See Council Bluffs. Iowa)

University Heights (See Iowa Ciry, Iowa)

Urbandale (See Des Moines. Iowa)

West Des Moines (See Des Moines , Iowa)

Winfield (See Mt. Pleas.or, Iowa)

NEBRASKA

Bellevue (See Omaha, Neb.)

Lincoln (See Lincoln, Neb.)

Millard (See Omaha, Neb.)

Omaha (See Omaha, Neb.)

Papillion (See Omaha, Neb.)

Ralston (See Omaha, Neb )

South Sioux City (See Sioux City. Iowa)

Springfield (See Omaha, Neb.)

Ames, lA-Mrs. Curran Swift, 2131 Prairie View East, Ames, IA

IndIanola, lA-Mrs. Bob Downing, 1801 Countty Club Rd., Indianola,lA 50125 • Iowa City, lA-Mrs. Dale Erickson, 86 Olive Coun, Iowa Ciry,lA 52240 Arrowhead. lA (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. Jeffrey G. Berger, 308 2nd Ave. N, Badger, IA

Cedar Rapids, lA-Mrs. James Sawyer, Crandall Dr., NE, Cedar Rapids, lA Council Bluffs, lA-Mrs. Ronald Sealock. 1011 Simms, Council Bluffs,IA 51501

Mt. Pleasant. lA-Mrs. G. R. Bontraler. 701 Alter Dr .• Mt. Pleasant.lA 52641 Sioux City, lA-Mrs. R. D. Ellis, 4545 Perry Way, Sioux Ciry.lA Lincoln, NE-Mrs. Elliott Wagnrr. 6401 Meeker Circie. Lincoln, NE 68506 Omaha. NE-Mrs. Dan Durrie, 3708 Terrace Dr Omaha, NE 68134 Des Moines, lA-Mrs. Terty Hancock, 4306 Harwood Dr , Des Moines, lA 50312 KANSAS

Augusta (See Wichita, Kan.)

Berhel (See Kansas City, Kan.)

Bonner Springs (See Kansas Ciry, Kan.)

Buhler (See Hutchinson, Kan.)

Cheney (See Wichira, Kan.)

Derby (See Wichita, Kan.)

Edwardsville (See Kansas City, Kan.)

EI Dorado (See Wichita, Kan.)

Emporia (See Kansas City, Kan.)

Fairway (See Kansas City, Mo.)

Goddard (See Wichita, Kan.)

Haven (See Hutchinson, Kan.)

Haysville (See Wichita, Kan.)

Holton (See Topeka, Kan.)

Hutchinson (See Hutchinson, Kan.)

Kansas City (See Kansas City, Kan. & Kansas City, Mo.)

Lake of the Forest (See Kansas Ciry, Kan )

Lawrence (See Lawrence, Kan.)

Leavenworrh (See Lawrence. Kan.)

Leawood (See Kansas City, Mo )

Lenexa (See Kansas City, Mo.)

Malle (See Wichita, Kan.)

Manhartan (See Marthattan. Kan.)

Maple Hill (See Topeka. Kan.)

McPherson (See McPherson. Kan.)

Mission (See Kansas Cary, Mo.)

Mrriam (See Kansas City, Mo.)

Mulvane (See Wichita, Kan.)

XI PROVINCE

Muncie (See Kansas City, Kan.)

Newton (See Wichita. Kan.)

Olathe (See Kansas Ciry, Mo.)

Ottawa (See Lawrence, Kan.)

Overland Park (See Kansas City. Mo )

Pomona (See Lawrence, Kan.)

Prairie Village (See Kansas City. Mo.)

Quivera (See Kansas City, Kan .)

Salina (See Salina, Kan.)

Shawnee Mission (See Kansas City. Mo.)

Shawnee (See Kansas City. Mo.)

Silver Lake (See Topeka. Kan )

Tonganoxie (See Lawrence. Kan )

Topeka (See Topeka. Kan.)

Turner (See Kansas Ciry. Kan.)

Valley Center (See Wichita. Kan )

Wesrwood Hills (See Kansas City. Mo )

Wichita (See Wichira, Kan.)

Williamsburg (See Lawrence, Kan.)

Winfield (See Wichira, Kan.)

MISSOURI

Aurora (See Springfield. Mo )

Ballwin (See St Louis Mo.)

Blue Springs (See Kansas Ciry Mo )

Bolivar (See Springfield Mo )

Brenrwood (See St. Louis. Mo.)

Chesterfield (See St Louis. Mo )

Clayton (See St Louis. Mo.)

Columbia (See Columbia, Mo.)

Cresrwood (See St. Louis. Mo.)

Creve Coeur (St Louis. Mo.)

Des Peres (See Sr Louis. Mo.)

Ellisville (See St Louis Mo )

Ferguson (See SI. Louis. Mo )

Florissant (See Sr Louis. Mo )

Forsyth (See Springfield. Mo )

Fromenac (See St Louis Mo.)

Glendale (See SI. Louis. Mo )

Grain Valley (See Kansas City Mo )

Grandview (See Kansas City Mo )

Hannibal (See Quincy. III.)

Hazelwood (See St Louis. Mo )

HlCkm.n Mills (See Kansas City Mo )

Independence (See Kansas Ciry . Mo.)

Jefferson City (See Jefferson Ciry Mo.)

Kansas City (See Kansas City. Mo • & Kansas City Kan.)

Kirkwood (See St Louis Mo )

Ladue (See St Louis Mo )

Lee' s Summit (See Kansas City Mo .)

Manchester (See SI. Louis Mo.)

Maplewood (See St Louis. Mo.)

Marshfield (See Springfield Mo )

Normandy (See SI. Louis Mo )

Olivette (See St Louis. Mo .)

Ozark (See Springfield. Mo )

Raytown (See Kansas Ciry Mo )

Richmond Heights (See St Louis Mo.)

Shrewsbury (See SI. Louis Mo )

St. Ann (Sec St. Louis, Mo )

St. Charles (See St Louis, Mo.)

St. Louis (Sec St. Louis, Mo.)

St. Joseph (Sec St. Joseph, Mo.)

Springfield (See Springfield, Mo )

University City (See St. Louis, Mo.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Hays, KS (Pi Phi Pock.et)-Mrs.JoeJeter, 206 Northridge Dr., Hays, KS 67601

Hutchinson, KS-Mrs. Charles T. Hinshaw, Jr., 2801 North Van Buren, Hutchinson,

Warson Woods (See St Louis, Mo.)

Webster Groves (See St Louis, Mo.)

Kansas State University-Mrs. James Grier, 3031 Benjamin Coon, Wichita, KS 67204 KS 67501

Kansas City, KS-Mrs. Reid Rogers, 2005 Washington Blvd., Kansas City, KS 66102 Lawrence, KS-Mrs. J. Newsom, 2200 Princeton, Lawrence, KS 66044

Columbia, MO-Mrs. H. G. Riggs,Jr., 904 Cowan Dr., Columbia, MO 65201 -Jefferson City, MO-Mrs. Philip D Freeman, P.O. Box 95, Jeffcrson City, MO 6HOI Kansas City, MO-Shawnee Mission, KS-Mrs. James Wassberg, 6101 Howe Dr., Fairway, KS 66205 Maoltatwl, KS-Miss Amy Button, 1430 Cambridge PI., Apt. 23, Manhattan, KS 66502

McPherson, KS (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. Fred Pierce, 1344 N. Maple, McPherson, KS

St Joseph, MO-Mrs S. D. Lawrence, 1305 N 25, St. Joseph, MO 64506

St. Louis, MO: 67460

Salina, KS-Mrs. Jun Berglund, 152 Hillside Terrace, Salina, KS 67401 Topeka, KS-Mrs. Arnold Mueller, 5043 Cedar Crest, Topeka, KS 66606 Wichita, KS:

General Chairman-Mrs. Ronald Banon, 8027 Morningside, Wichita, KS 67207 Kansas University-Mrs. MonteJobnson, 7735 Killarney Court, Wichita, KS 67206

ARKANSAS

Alma (Sec Ft. Smith, Ark.)

Arkadelphia (Sec Hot Springs, Ark.)

Armorel (Sec Osceola, Ark.)

Bauxite (See Little Rock, Ark.)

Benton (See Lttle Rock, Ark.)

Blytheville (See Osceola, Ark.)

Burdette (Sec Osceola, Ark.)

DeQueen (Sec Texarkana, Ark-Tex )

Etowah (See Osceola, Ark.)

Fayetteville (See Fayetteville, Ark.)

Fr. Smith (See Ft. Smith, Ark.)

Hot Springs (See Hot Springs, Ark.)

Jacksonville (See Litde Rock, Ark.)

Leachville (See Osceola, Ark.)

Little Rock (See Little Rock, Ark.)

Lonoke (Sec Ltde Rock, Ark.)

Luxora (Sec Osceola, Ark.)

Magnolia (See Texarkana, Ark.-Tex.)

Malvern (See Hot Springs, Ark.)

Manila (See Osceola, Ark.)

1==='1<1 ' , 0ft1i' Roc (Sec It?RU< ,mk:-)

Osceola (See Osceola, Ark.)

Ozark (See Ft. Smith, Ark.)

Paris (See Ft. Smith, Ark.)

Prescott (See Texarkana, Ark.-Tex.)

Scott (See Little Rock., Ark.)

General Chairman-Mrs. H O. Moline , Jr. , 10631 Mentz Hill Acres, St Louis, MO 63128

Missouri Alpha-Mrs. Byron Bury, 728 N. Clay, St. Louis, MO 63122

Missouri Beta-Mrs. Charles Genthe , 7365 Kingsbury, St. Louis, MO 63130

MissoUri Gamma-Mrs. John Shon, 803 Elm Tree Lane, St. Louis, MO 63122

OMICRON PROVINCE

Springdale (See Fayetteville, Ark.)

Texarkana (See Texarkana, Ark.- Tex.)

Van Buren (See Ft. Smith, Ark.)

Wilson (Sec Osceola, Ark.)

OKLAHOMA

Ada (See Ada, Okla.)

Ardmore (See Ardmore, Okla.)

BartlesviUe (See Banlesville, Okla.)

Bethany (Sec Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Bixby (See Tulsa, Okla.)

Blackwell (See Ponca City-Kay County, Okla.)

Broken Arrow (See Tulsa, Okla )

Checotah (Sec Muskogee, Okla )

Comanche (Sec Duncan, Okla.)

Copan (Sec Bartlesville, Okla.)

Dewey (Sec Bartlesville, Okla )

Duncan (See Duncan, Okla.)

Edmond (See Edmond, Okla.)

Enid (Sec Enid, Okla.)

Glencoe (See Stillwater, Okla )

Gracfoo ooca C'ttrK'arGOunt ,Okla.)

Healdton (See Ardmore, Okla.)

Jenks (See Tulsa , Okla.)

Kaw City (Sec Ponca City-Kay County, Okla.)

Lndsey (Sec Pauls Valley, Okla.)

Loco (See Duncan, Okla.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Fayetteville, AR-Mrs. GeraldJones, 200 Holly, Fayetteville, AR 72701

Madil (See Ardmore, Okla.)

Marietta (See Ardmore, Okla.)

Marlow (Sec Duncan, Okla.)

Maysville (Sec Pauls Valley, Okla )

Medford (See Enid, Okla.)

Midwest City (Se( Midwest City, Okla.)

Muskoge( (See Muskogee, Okla.)

Newkirk (See Ponca City-Kay CoUnty, Okla.)

Norman (Sec Norman, Okla.)

Oklahoma City (See Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Pauls Valley (See Pauls Valley, Okla.)

Ponca City (See Ponca City-Kay County, Okla.)

Poncreek (S(e EnId, Okla.)

Putnam (Sec Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Ramona (See Bartlesville, Okla.)

Sand Springs (See Tulsa, Okla.)

Shilder (Sec Ponca City-Kay County, Okla.)

Stigler (See Muskogee, Okla.)

Stillwater (See Stillwater, Okla.)

Stratford (Sec Pauls Valley, Okla.)

Tahlequah (See Muskogee, Okla.)

Tonkawa (See Ponca City-Kay County, Okla )

Ida.)

Waukomis (See Enid, Okla.)

Waurika (See Duncan, Okla.)

Westetn Heights (See Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Wynnewood (See Pauls Valley, Okla.)

Edmond, OK-Mrs. T. E. Haller, 3400 S.E. 15th, Edmond, OK 73034

Enid, OK-Mrs.JirnJohnson, 1718 Paris Place, Enid, OK 73701 Fon Smith, AR-Mrs. Michael Mcferran, 2309 South' 'L", Ft. Smith, AR 72901 Hot Springs, AR-Mrs. Mark Anthony, 210 Woodridge Dr., Hot Springs, AR 71901 Little Rock., AR-Mrs. Patrick Miller, 5200 Country Club Rd., Lttle Rock., AR 72207 Mrs. Bryan Brackin, 515 W.Johnson, Osceola, AR 73270

Midwest City, OK (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. Roy Richards, 617 W. Silver Meadow, Midwest City, OK 73110

Muskogee, OK-Miss Maggie Bresser, 3905 Border #5, Muskogee, OK 74401 Osceola-Blytheville, AR-Karen Ogilvie, 1012 Montclair, Blytheville, AR 72315 Texarkana, AR-TX-Mrs. L. Eugene Keeney, #10 Northridge Circle, Texarkana, TX

Norman, OK-Mrs. Tom Ridgway, 910 Meadow Ridge, Norman, OK 73069

Oklahoma City, OK-Mrs. C. Scott Symes, 3005 Kent Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73120 Pauls Valley, OK-Mrs. Bob Rennie, 1800 S. Walnut, Pauls Valley, OK 73015 75503 Ada, OK (Pi Phi Pock.et)-Mrs. Gordon H. Deen, 1010 S. Coostant, Ada, OK 74820 Ardmore, OK-Mrs. Bob Bramlett, 321 "K" SW, Ardmore, OK 73401 -Bartlesville, OK-Mrs. William D. Smith, 2717 Oxford Ct., Bartlesville, OK 74003 Duncan, OK-Mrs. Tom McCasland, 1308 McCasland Pkwy., Duncan, OK 73533

Alexandria (Sec Alexandria , LA)

Bastrop (See Monroe, LA)

Belcher (Sec Shreveport, LA)

Benton (Sec Shreveport , LA)

Boss,er CIty (See Shreveport, LA)

Boyce (See Alexandria, LA)

Ponca City-Kay County, OK-Mrs. John Farrar, 2433 Kingston, Ponca City, OK 74601 Stillwater, OK-Mrs. Paul Wekh, 16-6 N. University Place, Stillwater, OK 74074 Tulsa, OK-Mrs. GeneA. Land, 6560 East 60th St., Tulsa, OK 74145

PI PROVINCE NORTH

Buokie (See Alexandria, LA)

Chenyville (See Alexandria, LA)

Delhi (See Monroe, LA)

Farmersville (See Monroe , LA)

Ferriday (See Monroe, LA)

Greenwood (Sec Shrevepon , LA)

Jonesboro (Sec Monroe, LA)

La Compte (See Alexandria , LA)

Lake Providence (Sec Monroe, LA)

Leesville (See Alexandria, LA)

Marksville (See Alexandria , LA)

Mer Rouge (See Monroe , LA)

Minden (See Shrevepon , LA)

Monroe (Sec Monroe , LA)

Oakdale (Sec Alexandria, LA)

Oak Ridge (See Monroe, LA)

Springfield, MO-Mrs An Haseltine, 4741 S. Warwick, Springfield, MO 65807

Pineville Alexandria LA)

Plain Dealing (See Shreveport. LA)

Rayville (See Monroe LA)

Ruston Monroe LA)

Shreveport (See Shreveport LA)

Simsboro Monroe. LA)

St Joseph (Sec: Monroe. LA)

Tallulah (Sec: Monroe. LA)

Vidalia (See Monroe. LA)

Vivian (See Shreveport LA)

West Monroe (See Monroe. LA)

Winnsboro (See Monroe. LA)

TEXAS

Abilene (See Abilene. TX)

Albany Breckenridge

Aledo (See Fort Wonh. TX)

Amarillo Amarillo. TX)

Anson (See Abilene. TX)

Archer City Wichita Falls. TX)

Arlington Mid·Cities. TX)

Athens (See Tyler. TX)

Baird (See Abile n e. TX)

Bedford (See Mid·Cities. TX)

Bedias (See Brazos Valley. TX)

Be lton (See Temple. TX)

Borger (See Amarillo TX or Pampa. TX)

Breckenridge Breckenridge TX)

Btyan (See Brazos Valley TX)

Calvert (See Brazos Valley. TX)

Cameron (Sec: Brazos Valley. TX)

Canyon (See Amarillo. TX)

Canadian (Sec: Pampa. TX)

Carrollton Dallas TX)

Clarendon (Sec: Pampa TX)

Coleman Abilene. TX)

College Station (See BIUOS Valley TX)

Coronado City (See Abilene. TX)

Dallas Dallas. TX)

Dalhart (See Amarillo. TX)

Demon (See Denton. TX)

Dumas (Sec: Amarillo. TX)

Duncanville Dallas. TX)

DenIson (Sec: Sherman·Denison. TX)

Eastland Abilene. TX)

Elema Wichita Falls. TX)

Euless (See Mid·Cities. TX)

Farmers Branch (See Dallas. TX)

Ft. Wonh (Sec: Ft Wonh. TX)

Franklin (Sec: Brazos Valley. TX)

Friona (Sec: Amarillo. TX)

Garland (Sec: Dallas. TX)

Graham (See Breckenridge. TX)

Grand Prairie (See Mid·Cities. TX)

Grand Saline (See Wills Point. TX)

Grayson Sherman·Denison. TX)

Hamlin (See Abilene. TX)

Hearne (See Brazos Va ll ey. TX)

Henderson (See East Texas)

Henrietta (See Wichita Falls. TX)

Hereford Amarillo. TX)

Highland Park (See Dallas. TX)

Hurst (See Mid·Cities. TX)

Iowa Park Wichita Falls. TX)

Clubs and Chairmen

Alexandria LA-Mrs. Curt Smith. 6026 Cherokee Lane. Alexandria. LA 71301

Monroe LA-Mrs. Elton Upshaw. 1109 Nonh Third. Monroe. LA 71201

Shreveport. LA-Mrs Ron Parker. n4 Slattety. Shreveport. LA 71104

Abilene. TX-MIS DavidJefferies 2017 Sylvan. A b ilene. TX

Amarillo TX-Miss Vicki Ste rquell. 2700 S W. 16th St • #H 1. Amarillo. TX 79102

BlUos Valley. TX-Mrs. Luther Westbrook. 1 East 31st St Btyan. TX 77801

Breckenridge. TX (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs David Clark. #3 Chaparral Trail. Breckenridge TX 76024

Dallas TX-Mrs Robert l. Shaw. 902 Blue Lake Circle Richardson. TX n080

Demon. TX-Mrs. Don F. Holt. 2110 Emerson Circle. Denton. TX 76201

East Texas-Mrs Richard A Dial Greenridge. Longview. TX n601

Fort Worth. TX-Mrs.James D. Parks. HighviewTerrace. Fort Wonh TX 76109

Lufkin TX-Mrs Celeste McCarroll 7 Red Oak. Lufkin. TX n901

LOUISIANA

Amite (See Baton Rouge La )

Baker (See Baton Rouge La )

Baton Rouge (See Baton Rouge La .)

Breaux Bridge (See Lafayette La )

Covington (See Tammany Parish La )

Denham Springs (See Baton Rouge La. )

De Ridder Lake Charles. La )

Gonzales (See Baton Rouge La.)

Lafayette (See Lafayette. La .)

Lake Charles (See Lake Charles La.)

Napoleonville (See New Orleans La .)

New Orleans (See New Orleans La )

New Roads Baton Rouge La )

Opelousas Opelousas La )

Plaquemine (See Baton Rouge La.)

Port Sulphur New Orleans La .)

POrt Allen Bato n Rouge La .)

SI. Francisville (Sec: Baton Rouge La .)

Zachary Baton Rouge La.)

TEXAS

Alamo (See H id a lgo. TX)

Alvin (Sec: Bay Area TX)

A ustin Aus tin TX)

Ballinger (See San Angelo. TX. or Abilene TX)

Basuo p Aust in TX)

Jacksonville (See Tyler. TX)

Kilgore East Texas)

longvIew East Texas)

Lufkin (See Lufkin TX)

Madisonville (See Brazos Valley. TX)

Mansfield (See Mid·Cities. TX)

Marshall MaIShall TX)

Mesquite (Sec: Dallas. TX)

Miami (See Pampa. TX)

Mt Pleasant (See Paris. TX)

Nacogdoches Lufkin. TX)

Navasota (See Brazos Valley. TX)

Palestine Tyler. TX)

Pampa Pampa. TX)

Panhandle Amarillo. TX)

Paris (See Paris. TX)

PittSburg (Sec: East Texas)

Plano (See Richardson. TX)

Richardson Richardson. TX)

Rotan (See Abilene. TX)

Salado (See Temple. TX)

Sherman Sherman·Denison. TX)

Stanford (See Abile ne. TX)

Sweetwater (See Abi lene. TX)

Temple (See Temple. TX)

Texarkana (See Texarkana AR.TX)

Throckmorton (See Breckenridge. TX)

Tyler (See Tyler. TX)

University Park Dallas. TX)

Waco (See Waco. TX)

Wichita Falls (See Wichita Falls. TX)

Wills PoiD! (Sec: Wills Point. TX)

Marshall. TX-Mrs. Louis M. P lanchard. S. Washington. MaIShall. TX Mid.Cities. TX-Mrs. A. Craig Barton. Rivervalley Ct Arlington. TX 76011 Pampa. TX-Mrs. Hobart Fathe ree. 1032 Christine. Pampa. TX

Paris TX (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. D. l. Patty. 4020 Shannon Dr .• Paris. TX 7H6O Richardson. TX-Mrs. David Holland. n23 Overdale. Dallas. TX n248

Sherman·Denison TX-Mrs Mark McPherson. Rt. 2. Box Ill. Denison. TX n020

Temple. TX (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs George Marble. 703 N. 11th St • Temple. TX Tyler. TX-Mrs. Steve Wolf. Radcliffe. Tyler. TX n703

Waco. TX-Mrs Tom Chase. 7212 Westover Rd .• Waco. TX 76710

Wichita Falls. TX-Mrs. Randy Winfrey. 4633 El Capitan. Wichita Falls. TX 76310 Wills Point. TX (Pi Phi Pocket)-MIS W Bruce Mooning. 439 West James. Wills

POInt. TX 7H69

PI PRO V IN CE SOUTH

Beaumont (See Beaumont. TX)

Boerne (See San Antonio. TX)

Brownsville (See Cameron Willacy TX)

Burnet (See Austin. TX)

Conroe (See Conroe Huntsville TX)

Cotpus Christi (See Cotpus Christi TX)

Cuera (See Victoria TX)

Del Rio (Sec: San Angelo TX)

Dickinson Bay Area TX )

Donna (See Hidalgo County TX)

Edinburg (See Hidalgo CoUnt y. TX)

Edna (See Victona TX)

Eldorado (See San Angelo TX)

Elgin (See Austin. TX)

EI Paso (See EI Paso TX)

Friendswood (See Bay Area TX)

FI. Stockton San Angelo. TX)

Galvmon (Sec: Galveston TX)

Georgetown (See Austin TX)

Goli ad Victo ria. TX)

Groves Beaumont. TX)

Harlingen Cameron·Wilbcy TX)

Houston :

Cypress Creek TX)

Zips : 77 017

(Sec: Ba y Area Tens)

All other zip s Houston TX)

Humble (Sec: C ypress Creek TX)

Huntsville (See Conroe-Huntsville. TX)

Kemah Bay Area. Texas)

La Feria (See Cameron·Willacy TX)

La Porte (See Bay Area. TX)

League City (See Bay Area TX)

Lubbock (See Lubbock TX)

Lyford (See Cameron.Willacy. TX)

Magnolia Cypress Creek TX)

McAllen Hidalgo County TX)

Mercedes (See Hidalgo Counry. TX)

Midland (See Midland TX)

MISSion (Sec: Hidalgo County TX)

Missouri City East Fort Bend TX)

Odessa (See Odessa. TX)

Olmito Cameron·Wilbcy. TX)

Orange (See Beaumont TX)

Pasadena (See Bay Area. TX)

Pearland (See Bay Area TX)

Pharr Hidalgo County. TX)

Port Arthur (See Beaumont TX)

Port Isabel Cameron·Willacy TX)

POrt Lavaca (Sec: Victoria TX)

Raymondvi lle (See Cameron.Willacy TX)

Refugio Victoria. TX)

Rio Hondo (Sec: Cameron.Willacy TX)

San Angelo (See San Angelo TX)

San Antonio San Antonio. TX)

San Benito Cameron·Willacy TX)

Sanjuan (Sec: Hidalgo County. TX)

San Marcos (Sec Austin , TX)

Seabrook (See Bay Are • • TX)

Sebastian (See Cameron-Willacy. TX)

Sonora (See San Angelo TX)

South Houston (See Bay Area. TX)

Spring (Sec Cyprcss Creek , TX)

Stafford (Sec East Fon Bend TX)

Sugarbnd (Sec East Fon Bend. TX)

Taft (Sec Corpus Christi. TX)

Texas City (See Galvoston. TX)

Tomball (See Cyprcss Creek, TX)

Vicroria (Sec Vicwria TX)

Websrer (See Bay Area. TX)

Woslaco (Sec Hidalgo Counry. TX)

Yoakum (Sec Vicwria. TX)

Ysiena (Sec EI Paso TX)

Clubs and Chairmen

Baton Rouge. LA-MIS Nelson A. Bourgeois 6275 Seven Oaks Ave .• Bawn Rouge , LA 70806

• Lafayette LA-Mrs Atthur D Green , 1308 Greenbriar Rd • Lafayme, LA 70503 Lake Chatlos LA-Mrs E H Hixson Jr.. Roure 2 Box 149 E-H Lake Chatlos. LA 70605

New Orleans LA-Mrs Richard A Whann. 1030 Srare St.. New Orleans. LA 70118

Opelousas LA (Pi Plu Pocker)-Mrs Roben Wolff. 1111 Caddo Dr.. Opelousas, LA 70570

St. Tammany Parish. LA (Pi Phi Pocker)-Mrs William P Gilben. P.O Box 659. Covington. LA 70433

Austin. TX - Mrs Joan Rybnder, #33 Woodswne Square. Austin. TX 78703 Bay Area. TX-Mrs. C. C Beatry 1506 San Sebastian, Houston, TX 77058 'Beaumonr TX-Mrs John Newton. 1492 Thomas Rd Beaumont. TX 77706 Carneron-Willaey. TX-MIS. Jim W Russell. R.R #1. Box 48H. Russell Lane. San Beniw. TX 78586

Conroe-Huntsville. TX· Co-Chairmen :

Conroe-Mrs W D Wilkerson 1516 N SanJacinro Conroe TX 77301

COLORADO

Arvada (See Jefferson Counry Colorado)

Aurora (See Denver CO)

Boulder (See Boulder CO)

Broomfield (Sec Boulder. CO)

Casde Rock (See Denver. CO)

Colorado Springs (See Colorado Springs. CO)

Cripple Creek (Sec Co lorado Springs. CO)

Denver (See Denver. CO)

Edgewarer (SecJefferson Counry. Colorado)

Englewood (Sec Denver CO)

Evergreen €olorado)

Falcon (See Colorado Springs. CO)

Fon Collins (See Fon Collins CO)

Fountain (Sec Colorado Springs , CO)

Golden (See Jefferson Counry. Colorado)

Greeley (See Fr. Collins, CO)

Lafayetre (See Boulder. CO)

MEXICO

Matamoros (Sec Cameron- Willacy. TX)

Any other pan of the Republic of Mexico (Sec Mexiro City Mexico)

Huntsville-Mrs _ William Louis White. Box 96 Willuns Lake. HuntsVille, TX 77340

Corpus Christi. TX-MIS.Jim Weathers. 4118 Harry. Corpus Christi. TX 78411

Cypress Creek TX-Mrs Dan R Long , 4147 La'erock. Spring TX 77373

Easr Fon Bend TX (Pi Phi Pocker)-Mrs. Jack M Spinks. 2906 Naney Bell. Missouri Ciry. TX 77459

El Paso TX-Mrs W. D Skov Box 376 , Clint. Tx 79836

Galveston. TX-Mrs John Clyburn, 461) Sherman. Galveston. TX 77550

HiJdago Counry. TX-Mrs. Billie Swanson. 1200 Yucca. McAllen, TX 78501

Houswn TX-MIS Richard R. McKay 410 Piocwold. Houston. TX 77056

Lubbock, TX-Mrs Pete Broome. 4705-81st Place. Lubbock. TX 79424

Midland TX-Mrs Jack Swallow. 2208 Sincbir. Midland. TX 79701

Odcssa, TX-Mrs J. L. Barnett, #10 San Miguel Sq u are, Od cssa. TX 79762

San Angelo , TX-Mrs Sam Edwards 910 Austin. San Angelo. TX 76901

San A.ntonio, TX-Mrs Douglas Fell. 118 Tyrol, San Antonio. TX 78209

Viewria TX-Mrs John B Hudson. 501 Rosewood. Victoria. TX 77901

Mexiko City D F.-Mrs Roben Harper. clo Texaco Mexicana. Insu rgentos Sur 1776.

Mexico 20 D.F

RHO PROVINCE

Lakewood (SecJefferson County Colorado)

Lirtlrron (See Denver CO)

Louisville (See Boulder CO)

Longmonr (Sec Boulder. CO)

Maniwu Springs (Sec Colorado Springs CO)

Math=n (See Colorado Springs. CO)

Morrison (See Jefferson County. Colorado)

Nonhglenn (Sec Denver. CO)

Parker (See Denver. CO)

Pueblo (See Puehlo. CO)

Sccuriry (See Colorado Springs CO)

U S. Air Force A.cademy (See Colorado Springs CO) Wcstminster-{Sce Elenve • GO)

Wheauidge (SecJeffcrson Counry. Colorado)

MONTANA

Belgrade (See Bozeman Mont )

Belr (See Grear Falls. Monr )

Clubs and Chapters

Boulder. CO-Mrs Friu leuter , 5113 Idylwild Trail Boulder. CO 80301 Colorado Springs CO-Mrs Jack Agee 813 Mira Dr Colorado Springs , CO 80906 Denver. CO :

General Chairman-Mrs. James R Harris 23 Brookside Dr.. Littleton. CO 80121

Arapahoe High School-Mrs. William Hine>. 3500 E Arapahoe Place, Littleton. CO 80122

Aurora Central. Gareway & Hinkley High Schools-Mrs. John H Jacobs. 60 South Cherry St Denver. CO 80220

Catholic High Schools: Central Catholic , Machebeuf. Marycrest. & St Mary'sMrs We>ley Merritt 3755 South Depew. Denver. CO 80235

Cherry Creek High School-Mrs Thomas M. Hallin. 4991 So Boston St. , Englewood. CO 80110

Douglas Coumy HIgh School (Castle Rock and Parker srudents)-Mrs Dale C. Beelman. 573 2 Srrawberry Lane Castle Rock CO 80104

George Washington and South High Schools-Mrs Norman wter. 725 So Elizabeth St. Denver. CO 80209

Hentage High School - Mrs D W Davidge 15 70 W BriaIWood , Littleton CO 80120

Li ttleton High School-Mrs D G Glasco 230 E Gravos Ave Linleton CO S0121

Nonhglenn and 1bomton HIgh Schools-Mrs Warren E Wirth 885 Daphne St Broomfield CO 80020

Pri va te H igh Schoo ls : Col o rad o Aca dem y, Kem -Denver Coun try Da y- Mrs J o hn Grow Jr. 920 So Jackson St .• Denver. CO 80209

Billings (See Billings, Monr )

Bozeman (Sec Bozeman. Monr )

Columbus (See Billings. Mont )

Great Falls (See Grear Fa lls Monr.)

Hardin (See Billings. Mont.)

Huntley (See Billings. Monr.)

Laurel (Sec Billings. Monr )

Manhattan (See Bozeman. Mont.)

Miles Ciry (Sec Billi ngs. Monr.)

Shepherd (See Billings. Monr.)

Wirnrns (Sec Grear Falls. Monr )

Casper (Sec Casper. Wyo ) Cheyenne (Sec Cheyenne. Wyo ) laramIe (See Laramie, Wyo.)

Glenrock (See Casper, Wyo.)

Midwest (See Casper , Wyo )

Smokey Hill HIgh School-Mrs. David A.inswonh 12263 E. Batos Cirrle. Aurora. CO 80014

ThomasJefferson HIgh School-Mrs John Kemman 3630 So. Pontiac Way. Denver, CO 80237

Wostminster and Ranum High Schools-Mrs P F Roan. 3788 W 81sr Ave .• Westminster CO 80030

Evergreen. CO-Mrs. Tom Gueu 7855 Swamps Trail, Evergreen, CO 80439

Fon Collins. CO-General Chairman-Mrs. Charles HIckman. 1812 Stover St Ft. Collins CO 80525

Greeley CO-Mrs. Ed Pittock. 120148th Ave Greeley, CO 80631

Jefferson Counry CO : Arvada , Arvada WOSt. Pomona, Wheat Ridge and Golden High Schools-Mrs. Sam Marler 13888 W 3rd Pbce. Golden CO 80401

Jefferson Lakewood. Green Moumaln Bear Creek. AWneda and Columbtne High Schools-Mrs John D Terry 12963 West Tufts Ave Monison CO 80465

Pueblo CO- Mrs William Mitchell. 8 MacNaughton Pueblo CO 81001

'Billings MT-Mrs Roben HItchens 2102 Nonhridge Circle. Billings. MT 59102

• Bozeman MT-Miss Maureen Callahan 407 Nonhwe>t Dr • Bozeman. MT 59715

Great Falls MT-Mrs.Jack Holland. 704 Skyline Dt. Great Falls. MT 59403

Casper WY-Mrs Roger Teat 2408 OddJ Ave .• Casper , WY 82601 • Cheyenoe WY-Mrs T R Hanley 1222 Wost 32nd St Cheyenoe. WY 82001

Laram ie WY-Jaoi Aguilar 1417 Spring Crescent , I.ara.nue. WY 82070

ARIZONA

Chandler (See Camelback. Ariz.)

Glendale (See Phoenix. Ariz.)

Litchfield Park (See Phoenix. Ariz.)

Mesa (See Camelback. Ariz.)

Paradise Valley (See Camelback. Ariz.)

Peoria (See Phoenix. Ariz.)

Phoenix (See Phoenix. Ariz.)

ScottSdale (See Camelback. Ariz.)

Sun City (See Phoenix. Ariz.)

Tempte (See Camelback. Ariz.)

Tucson (See Tucson. Ariz.)

Yuma (See Camelback. Ariz.)

SIGMA PROVINCE

NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque (See Albuquerque. N.M.)

Anmony (See EI Paso. Tex.)

las Cruces (See las Cruces. N. M.)

Mesila (See las Cruces. N.M.)

Mesila Park (See Las Cruces. N .M.)

Roswell (See Roswell. N.M.)

Ufm

Bountiful (See Salt Lake City. Utah)

Clubs and Cha i rmen

Camelback. AZ-Miss Camy Clements. 4nl E. Rhonda. Phoenix. AZ85018 las Cruces. NM-Mrs. Frank

Phoenix. AZ-Mts. Armur Gehr. 3033 N. Manor Drive West. Phoenix. AZ 85253 Tucson. AZ-Mts. R. M. Bishop. 5741 East Norm Wilshire Dr .• Tucson. AZ 85711

Brigham City (See Ogden. Utah)

Clearfield (See Ogden. Utah)

Kaysville (See Salt Lake City. Utah)

Kearns (See Salt lake City. Utah)

layton (See Salt Lake City. Utah)

Magna (See Salt Lake City. Utah)

Midva le (See Salt Lake City. Utah)

Murray (See Salt Lake City. Utah)

Ogden (See Ogden. Utah)

Roy (See Ogden. Utah)

Salt Lake City (See Salt lake City. Utah)

Sandy (See Salt Lake City. Utah)

Uf-Mrs. Robert M. Heald. 1040 12m St .• Ogden. Uf 84404

Albuquerque. NM-Mts. Armur Beach. 2015 Dietz Place. NW. Albuquerque. NM Salt Lake City. UT-Mrs.

87107

ALASKA

Anchorage (See Anchorage. Alaska)

ALBERTA

Calgary (See Calgary. A tl a .• Can.)

Edm onto n (See Edmonton. Atla Can.)

Sou thern (See Calgary. Atla .• Can.)

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Burnaby (See Vancouver. B.C Can.)

Coquitlam (See Vancouver. B.C.. Can.)

Deep Cove (See Vancouver. B.C.. Can.)

Haney (See Vancouver. B.C.. Can.)

Langley (See Vancouver. B. C Can.)

New Westminster (See Vancouver. B.C Can.)

North Vancou ver. B.C. (See Vancouver. B.C .• Can.)

Richmond (See Vancouver. B.C .• Can.)

Surrey (See Vancouver. B.C.. Can.)

Vancouve r (See Vancouver. B.C.. Can.)

West Vancouver (See Vancouver. B.C .• Can.)

IDAHO

Boise (See Boise. ID)

Couerd'Alene (See Spokane. WI..)

Meridian (See Boise.ID)

Post Falls (See Spokane. WI..)

Priest River (See Spokane. WI..)

WASHINGTON

Auburn (See Kent. Wash.)

Bainbridge Island (See Seartle. Wash.)

Bellevue (See Bellevue. Wash.)

TAU PROVINCE

Bellingham (See Mt. Baker. Wash.)

Bemel (See Tacoma. Wash.)

Blaine (See Mt. Baker. Wash.)

Bothell (See Seattle. Wash.)

Bremerton (See Bremerton-Kitsap County. WI..)

Brewster (See Wenatchee. Wash.)

Bridgeport (See Wenatchee. Wash.)

Burli ngton (See Mt. Baker. Wash.)

Cashmere (See Wenatchee. Wash.)

Centralia (See Olympia. Wash.)

Chehalis (See Olympia. Wash.)

Chelan (See Wenatchee. Wash.)

Cheney (See Spokane. Wash.)

Cowicbe (See Yakima. Wash.)

Davenport (See Spokane. Wash.)

Deer Park (See Spokane. Wash.)

East Wenatchee (See Wenatchee. Wash.)

Edmonds (See Seanle. Wash.)

Ellensburg (See Yakima. Wash.)

Entiat (See Wenatchee. Wash.)

Ephrata (See Wenatchee. Wash.)

Fairchild AFB (See Spokane. Wash.)

Ferndale (See Mt. Baker. Wash.)

Fort Lewis (See Tacoma. Wash.)

Gig Harbor (See Tacoma. Wash.)

Gtandview (See Yakima. Wash.)

Granger (See Yakima. Wash.)

Harrington (See Spokane. Wash.)

Issaquah (See Bellevue. Wash.)

Kent (See Kent. Wash.)

Kirkland (See Bellevue. Wash.)

Lacy (See Olympia. Wash.)

Lakewood (See Tacoma. Wash.)

Liberty Lake (See Spokane. Wash.)

Lynden (See Mt. Baker. Wash.)

Mabton (See Yakima. Wash.)

Mercer Island (See Bellevue. Wash.)

Clubs and Cha i rmen

Anchorage. AK-Mts. Larry Ross 2111 Dawnlight Ct Anchorage. AK 99501

Calgary. AB. Canada-Mrs. John laBrecque. 19-Cherovan Dr SW. Calgary. AB nv 2P3 Canada Edmonton. AB. Canada-Avery Ascher. 119. 9819 - 111 St .• Edmonton. AB T5K 1)9

Canada Vancouver. BC. Canada-Mts. J. R. Wilson. 2340 Palmetston Ave .• West Vancouver. BC V7V 2WI Canada

McChord AFB (See Tacoma. Wash.)

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Moxee (See Yalcima. Wash.)

Naches (See Yakima. Wash.)

Olympia (See Olympia. Wash.)

Orondo (See Wenatchee. Wash.)

Pehastin (See Wenatchee. Wash.)

Port Orchard (See Bremerton-Kitsap County. W A)

Pullman (See Pullman. Wash.)

Purdy (See Tacoma. Wash.)

Puyallup (See Tacoma. Wash.)

Quincy (See Wenatchee. Wash.)

Reardan (See Spokane. Wash.)

Redmond (See Bellevue. Wash.)

Renton (See Seattle. Wash.)

Ritzville (See Spokane. Wash.)

Rockford (See Spokane. Wash.)

Roy (See Tacoma. Wash.)

Seattle (See Seattle. Wash.)

Sedro Wolley (See Mt. Baker. Wash.)

Spokane (See Spokane. Wash.)

Sumner (See Tacoma. Wash.)

Sunnyside (See Yakima. Wash.)

Tacoma (See Tacoma. Wash.)

Tieton (See Yalcima. Wash.)

Toppenish (See Yakima. Wash.)

Tumwater (See Olympia. Wash.)

Vancouvrr (See Portland. Ore.)

Vashon Island (See Tacoma. Wash.)

Walla Walla (See Walla Walla. WI..)

Wapata (See Yalcima. Wash.)

Waterville (See Wenatchee. Wash.)

Wenatchee (See Wenatchee. Wash.)

Winslow (See Seattle. Wash.)

Yalcima (See Yakima. Wash.)

Yelm (See Olympia. Wash.)

Zillah (See Yakima. Wash.)

Boise. ID-Mrs. Ray Adams. 1079 Leadville. Boise.ID 83706 Bellevue-Eastside. WA-Mts. Earle Smim. 315 S.W. Forest Dr Issaquah. WI.. 98027 Bremerton-Kitsap County. WI.. (Pi Phi Poc.ket)-Mts. Roland S. Dick. Jr .• 2115 Mad rona Point Dr BremertOn. WI.. 98310 Kent-Auburn. WI.. (Pi Phi Poc.ket)-Mts. W. W. Cooke. 13911 SE 242nd Place. Kent. WI.. 98273 Olympia. WA-Mts. Mark Elliott. 5806 Athens Beach Dr NW. Olympia. WI.. 98502 Seattle. WA-Mts. Kevin Clark. 3624 37th Avenue West. Seattle. WI.. 98199

Spokane. WA-Mrs. Charles Curtis. South 11803 Player Dr.. Spokane. WI.. 99203 Tacoma. WA-Mts. Barry McCabe. 3801 Alameda West. Tacoma. WI.. 98466 Walla WaUa. WA-Mn. Robert McPhenon. 707 Wauna Vista Dr WaUa Walla. WI.. 99362 Wenatchee. WA-Mts. Suzaone Gaukroger. 1509 Anton. Wenatchee. WI.. 98801 Yakima. WA-Mts. Gary Davis. 114 Gilbert Dr Yakima. WI.. 98902

Chavez. 1701 N. Valley Dr.. #101. las Cruces. NM 88001 Roswell. NM-Mts. Wayne Glass. 3009 Diamond A. Drive. Roswell. NM 88201 ·Ogden.

Wallace Brooke. 2879Jenny Ln Salt Lake City. UT 84117

NEVADA

Boulder City (See Las Vegas, Nev )

Carson City (See Reno, Nev.)

Elko (See Reno , Nev.)

Ely (See Reno, Nev )

Eureka (See Reno, Nev.)

Fallon (See Reno, Nev )

Gardnerville (See Reno, Nev )

Hawthorne (See Reno , Nev )

Henderson (See Las Vegas, Nev.)

Lake Tahoe (See Reno , Nev.)

Las Vegas (See Las Vegas, Nev )

Lovelock (See Reno, Nev )

Reno (See Reno , Nev )

Smith Valley (See Reno, Nev )

UPSI LON PROVINCE

Sparks (See Reno , Nev.)

Virginia City (See Reno , Nev )

Winnemucca (See Reno , Nev )

Yerington (See Reno , Nev )

OREGON

Albany (See Corvallis , Ore )

Beaverton (See Ponland, Ore., Mrs Stephens)

Blue River (See Eugene , Ore.)

Corvallis (See Corvallis, Ore.)

Conage Grove (See Eugene, Ore )

Creswell (See Eugene , Ore )

Dallas (See Salem , Ore.)

Dumhorpe (See Lake Oswego-Dunthorpe. Ore )

Eugene (See Eugene , Ore .)

Clubs and Chairmen

Las Vegas, NY-Mrs. Richard Peterson, 6209W. La Palma Pkwy., Las Vegas, NY 89118

Reno, NY-Mrs. Max Culp, 3440 Berthoud Ln., Reno, NY 89503

Corvallis, OR-Mrs. William Brennan, 2505 N W Mulkey, Corvallis, OR 97330 Eugene, OR-Mrs. Scott Irving, 1515 W 26th Ave , Eugene, OR 97405

Klamath FaUs, OR (Pi Phi Pocket)-Dianne Spires, 2030 Fremont St. , Klamath Falls, OR 97601

Lake Oswego-Dunthorpe, OR-Mrs R. F Rinde, 10666 Colina Ave , Ponland. OR

CAUFORNIA

Alameda (See Berkeley, Calif )

Alamo (See Contra Costa. Calif )

Albany (See Berkeley, Calif.)

Antioch (See Contra Costa, Calif )

Apros (See Santa Cruz, Calif.)

Atherton (See Palo Alto, Calif.)

Au b urn (See Sacramemo, Calif.)

Belmont (See San Mateo County, Calif )

Belvedere (See Marin County , Calif.)

Ben Lomond (See Santa Cruz, Calif )

Bodega (See Valley of the Moon. Calif.)

Boulder Creek (See Santa Cruz, Calif )

Burlingame (See San Marco County, Calif )

Campbell (See San Jose, Calif.)

Capito la {See Santa Cruz, Calif.}

Carmel (See Monte rey Peninsula, Calif )

Carmichael (See Sacramento, Calif.)

CastrO Valley (See Berkeley, Calif.)

Centerville (See Berkeley, Calif )

Ceres (See Stanislaus County. CAl

Chico (See Chico, Calif.)

Citrus Heights (See Sacramento, Calif )

Clarksburg (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Clayton (See Contra Costa , Calif.)

Cloverdale (See Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

Clovis (See Central San Joaquin Valley, Calif )

Colusa (See Yuba-Sumr, Calif.)

Coocord (See Contra Costa, Calif.)

Corte Madera (See Marin County, Calif.)

Cotati (See Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

Courtland (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Cupertino (See San Jose Calif )

Danville (See Contra Costa, Calif )

Davis (See Sacramento Calif.)

Emeryville (See Berkeley, Calif )

EI Cerrito (See Berkeley , Calif.)

EI Dorado Hills (See Sacramento. Calif.)

EI Macero (See Sacrameoto, Calif.)

Elverta (See Sacramento, Calif )

Escalon (See Sranislaus County Calif.)

Fairfax (See Marin County, Calif )

Fairfield (See Twin Sisters, Calif.)

Fair Oaks (See Sacramento Calif )

Felton (See Santa Cru z, Calif.)

Folsom (See Sacramento , Calif )

Floreoce (See Eugene , Ore .)

GervaIs (See Salem , Ore )

Gresham (See Portland, Ore.)

Harrisburg (See Eugene , Ore )

Jennings Lodge (See Portland, Ore )

Junction City (See Eugene, Ore )

Klamath Falls (See Klamath Falls , Ore.)

Lake Oswego (See Lake Oswego·Dunthorpe, Ore.)

Lebanon (See Corvallis, Ore.)

Mapleron (See Eugene, Ore )

Marcola (See Eugene , Ore.)

Milwaukee (See Portland, Ore )

Oakridge (See Eugene , Ore )

Oregon City (See Portland Ore )

Philomath (See Corvallis , Ore )

Pleasant Hill (See Eugene , Ore .)

97219

Portland , OR :

Co-Chairmen: Mrs Detyl Richter, 6228 S W MilesCt. , Portland, OR 97219

Mrs. Dale Reynolds , 2887 N W Westover Rd , Portland, OR 97210

Beaverton schools only : Mrs. John Stephens, 7740 S W Canyon Dr , Ponland, OR 97225

Salem , OR-Mrs Dean Zografos, 225 - 25th St. , NE, Salem, OR 97301

PHI PROVINCE NORTH

Foresrvilk (See Valley of the Moon , Calif )

Oakdale (See Stanislaus County, Calif.)

Fowler (See Central San Joaquin Valley, Calif ) Oakland (See Berkeley, Calif.)

Fremont (See Berkeley, Calif )

Fresno (See Central San Joaquin Valley, Calif.)

Geyersville (See Valley of the Moon , Calif.)

Glen Ellen (See Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

Grass Valley (See Sacramento. Calif )

Greenbrae (See Marin County, Calif.)

Guernville (See V.lIey uf the Moun , Calif.)

HalfMoon Bay (See San Mateo County. Calif.)

Hamilton City (See Chico, Calif )

Hanford (See Central San Joaquin Valley, Calif )

Orangevale (See Sacramento. Calif.)

Orinda (See Contra Costa, Calif )

Pacific Grove (See Monterey Peninsula, Calif )

Palo Alro (See Palo Alto , Calif )

Paradise (See Chico, Calif )

Panerson (See Stanislaus County, Calif.)

Pebble Beach (Sec Monterey Peninsula, Calif )

Pengrove (See Valley of the Moon, Calif )

Pascadero (See San Mateo County , Calif )

Petaluma (See Valley of the Moon, Calif.) =BeriI:e1 iLl ==:::;:;:;;:n!!t '

Healdsburg (See Valley of the Moon , Calif )

Hillsborough (See San Mateo County , Calif.)

Irvington (See Berkeley, Calif.)

Kensington (See Berkeley, Calif.)

Kentfield (See Marin CoUnty, Calif.)

Kenwood (See Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

Lafayette (See Contra Costa, Calif.)

Larkspur (See Marin County , Calif )

La Setba Beach (See Santa Cruz, Calif )

Live Oak (See Yuba-Sutter, Calif )

Livermore (See Contra Costa , Calif.)

Lodi (See Stockton, Calif )

Los Altos (See Palo Alto, Calif )

Los Altos Hills (See Palo Alto. Calif )

Los Gatos (See SanJose , Calif )

Manteca (See Stockton, Calif )

Mather AFB (See Sacramento , Calif )

Marin CoUnty (See Marin County , Calif.)

Martinez (See Contra Costa, Calif.)

Marysville (See Yuba-Sutter , Calif )

McClellan AFB (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Menlo Park (See Palo Alto, Calif.)

Milbrae (See San Mateo County , Calif )

Mill Valley (See Marin County, Calif )

Mission SanJose (See Berkeley, Calif )

Modesto (See Stanislaus County, Calif )

Monterey (See Monterey Peninsula , Calif.)

Monte Sereno (See San Jose , Calif.)

Moraga (See Contra Costa , Calif.)

Nevada City (See Sacramento , Calif.)

Newark (See Berkeley , Calif. )

Newman (See StanlSlaus County Calif.)

Niles (See Berkele y, Calif,)

N o rth Highlands (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Novato (See Marin Couoty , Calif.)

edmon (S Berltel-..r ,;> \ ========1

Pleasant Hill (See Contra Costa, Calif.)

Portala Valley (See Palo Alto, Calif.)

Rancho Cordova (See Sacramento, Calif )

Richmond (See Berkeley, Calif.)

Riverbank (See Stanislaus County, Calif )

Ronnert Park (See Valley of the Moon, Calif )

Ross (See Marin County, Calif.)

Sacramento (See Sacramento, Calif )

Salida (See Stanislaus County, Calif.)

San Anselmo (See Marin County, Calif.)

San Bruno (See San Mateo County "Calif.)

San Carlos (See San Mateo County , Calif )

San Francisco (See San Fraocisco , Calif )

Sanger (See Central San Joaquin VaUey , Calif.)

San Jose (See Jose, Calif.)

San Leandro (See Berkeley, Calif.)

San Lorenzo (See Berkeley, Calif )

San Mateo (See San Mateo County, Calif.)

San Rafael (See Mario County, Calif.)

San Ramon (See Contra Costa, Calif.)

Santa Clara (See SanJose, Calif.)

Santa Cruz (See Santa Cruz Calif )

Santa Rosa (See VaUey of the Moon, Calif )

Saratoga (See SanJose , Calif.)

Scorrs Valley (See Santa Cruz , Calif.)

Sausalito (See Marin County, Calif )

Sebastapol (See VaUey of the Moon, Calif )

Selma (See Fresno , Calif )

Sonoma (See Valley of the Moon , Calif )

Soquel (See Santa Cruz , Calif )

South San Francisco (See San Mateo County , Calif. )

Stanford (See Palo Alto Calif.)

Stockton (See Stockton Calif.)

Sunn yv ale (See SanJose , Calif.)

Terra Linda (See Mario County, Calif.)

I '

Tiburon (Sec Marin County, Calif )

Tracy (Sec Stockton Calif.)

Turlock (Sec Stanislaus County. Calif)

Union City (Sec Berkeley, Calif )

Walnut Creek Contra Costa. Calif.)

Walnut Grove (See Sacramemo. Calif )

Warm Springs (See Berkeley , Calif.)

Waterford County Calif )

Watsonvllle (Sec Santa Cruz. Calif )

Woodland (See Sacramento , Calif )

Woodside (See Palo Alto , Calif )

Clubs and Chairmen

Berkeley-East Bay, CA-Mrs Edward Isaac, 6201 Buena Vista. Oakland CA 94618

Cenual SanJoaquin VaUey, CA-Mrs J. R. Walton. 614 N Bethel, Sanger , CA 93657

Chico, CA (Pi Phi Pockct)-Mrs. Betty Merlo, 19 Pebblewood Pine. Chico. CA 95926 Contra Costa, CA-Co-Chairmen:

Mrs. Stewart Bowers, 348 Glonetta Blvd., Orinda. CA 94563

Mrs. Gail A.James, 63 Ivy Dr., Orinda, CA 94563

Yuba City (Sec Yuba-Sutter, Calif ) HAWAll

Honolulu (Sec Honolulu , Hawaii)

San Jose , CA-Mrs Stcvan GummersaU, 2H Old Adobe Rd., Los Gatos, CA 95030

San Mateo, CA-Mrs. Bard Dowse, 1427 Parrott Dr., San Mateo, CA 94402

Santa Cruz CoUnty, CA-Mrs. Reynold Hansen, 323 Spring St., Santa Cruz, CA 95060

Stanislaus ' County, CA-Mrs. Edward C. Keller, 1031 Carolyn Ave., Modesto, CA

95350

Stockton, CA-Mrs Henry Shea, 1601 W. Lincoln Rd ., Stockton, C A 952 0 7 Marin County, CA-Mrs. Henty Cole. 70 Ridgecrest Rd., Kentfield, CA 94904 Monterey Peninsula. CA-Mrs. BarbaraJohnson. Box 565. Carmel, CA 93921

Palo Alto, CA-Mrs. Tor Lund, 514 Outlook Dr., Los AltOS, CA 94022

Sacramento, CA-Mrs. Ronald Moss, 4960 Puma Way, Carmichael, CA 95608

San Francisco, CA-Mrs Joseph Kremer. 301 Urbano Dr , San Francisco, CA 94127

APO and FPO San Francisco addresses: DO NOT SEND to San Francisco Rush Information Chairman.

CALIFORNIA

Acton (Sec Antelope Valley. Calif.)

Agoura (See San Fernando Valley. Calif )

Alpine (Sec San Diego, Calif.)

Altadena (Sec Pasadena. Calif )

Anaheim (Sec Notth Orange County, Calif.)

Arcadia (Sec Pasadena. Calif.)

Balboa (See South Coast, Calif.)

Balboa Island (Sec South Coast, Calif )

Beverly Hills (See Los Angeles, Calif.)

Big Bear (Sec San Bernardino. Calif.)

Bonita (Sec San Diego. Calif.)

Borrego Springs (See San Diego Cahf.)

Brea (See North Orange County , Calif )

Burbank (Sec Glendale. Calif.)

Calabasa (Sec San Fernando Valley , Calif.)

Camarillo (Sec Ventura Calif )

Canogo Park (Sec San Fernando Valley. Calif.)

Capisuano Coast. Calif.)

Carlsbad (Sec LaJolla, Calif.)

Carpenteria (See Santa Barbara, Calif )

ChatsWonh (See San Francisco Valley , Calif )

Cheviot Hills (See Los Angeles or Santa MonicaWestside. Calif )

Chula Vista (Sec San Diego. Calif.)

Colton (See San Bernardino, Calif )

Coronado (Sec San Diego. Calif )

Corona (See Riverside , Calif.)

Corona del Mar (See South Coast. Calif )

Costa Mesa (See South Coast Calif.)

Culver City (See Santa Moruca- Westside, or Los Angeles, Calif.)

Dana Point (See Cenual Orange County , Calif.)

Del Mar (Sec LaJolla, Calif )

Del Rosa (Sec San Bernardino. Calif.)

Descanso (Sec San Diego, Calif )

Downey (See Whittier. Calif )

Duarte (See Pasadena. Calif )

Edwards Valley Calif )

EI Cajon (See San Diego, Calif )

EI Segundo (Sec South Bay , Calif.)

EI Toro (Sec Central Orange County Calif )

Encino (Sec San Fernando Valley , Calif )

Escondido (Sec LaJolb Calif.)

Fallbrook (Sec LaJolla Calif )

Fillmore County , Calif )

Flintridge (Sec La Canada Valley , Calif.)

Founwn Valley (Sec Central Orange County , Calif.)

Fullenon Orange County Calif.)

Garden Grove (Sec Central Orange County Calif )

Gardena Bay, Calif.)

Glendale Calif )

Goleta (Sec Santa Barbara Calif )

Gorman Valley , Calif )

Granada Hills (Sec San Fernando Valley , Calif )

Twin Sisters. CA (Pi Phi Pocket}-Mrs Caroline Stallcup. 1019 Tanage r Faitfield, CA 94533

Valley of the Moon, CA-Mrs Clifford Chappell. 5222 Lockwood Circle. Santa Rosa, CA 95405

Yuba-Sutter, CA-Margaret Henze Murty, P O Box 166, Yuba City. CA 95991 Honolulu.

PHI PROVINCE SOUTH

Green Valley (Sec San Bernardino. Calif.)

Hacienda H eights (See Whittier. Ca lif.)

Hawaiian Gatdens (See Long Beach, Calif.)

Hawthorne (Sec South Bay Calif.)

Hermosa Beach (Sec South Bay, Calif )

Highland (Sec San Bernardino. Calif.)

Hollywood (See Los Angeles, Calif.)

Huntington Beach (Sec South Coast. Calif )

Inglewood (Sec Los Angeles, Calif.)

Irvine (See Central Orange County, Calif )

La Canada (Sec La Canada Valley, Calif.)

La Crescenta (Sec Glendale, Calif.)

Laguna Beach (Sec South Coast, Calif.)

Laguna Hills (Sec South Coast, Calif.)

Laguna Niguel (Sec Central Orange County or South Coast, Calif.)

La Habra (Sec Whittier, Calif.)

LaJoUa (Sec LaJoUa , Calif.)

Lake Arrowhead (Sec San Bernardino , Calif )

Lakeside (Sec San Diego, Calif )

Lakewood (Sec Long Beach, Calif.)

La Mesa (Sec San Diego , Calif )

La Mirada (See Whittier. Calif )

Lancaster Valley Calif.)

Lemon Grove (Sec San Diego , Calif )

Lomica (Sec South Bay, Calif.)

Long Beach (Sec Long Beach, Calif )

Los Angeles (Sec Los Angeles or Santa Monica- Wesrside, Calif )

Los Alamicas (Sec Long Beach, Calif.)

Malibu (Sec Santa Monica-Westside. Calif )

Manhattan Beach (Sec South Bay, Calif.)

Mar Vista (Sec Santa Monica-Westside, Calif )

Meiners Oaks (Sec Ventura County, C.Jif )

Mission Hills (Sec San Fernando Valley. C lif.)

Mission Viejo (Sec Central Orange County , Calif.)

Mojave (Sec Antelope VaHey, Calif )

Montovi>. (Sec Pasadena, Calif.)

Montrose (Sec Glendale Calif )

Moorp:uk (Sec Ventura. Calif )

National City (See San Diego. Calif.)

Newbuty Park (See Ventura County, Calif.)

Newpon Be ch Coast, Calif )

North HoUywood (Sec S n Fernando Valley, Calif.)

Nonhridge Fernando Valley , Calif )

Nuevo (See Riverside, Calif )

Oak View (Sec County Calif )

Oceanside (See LaJolla , Calif )

Ojai (Sec Ventura, Calif )

Orange (See Central Orange County. Calif.)

Oxnard (Sec County, Calif )

Pacific PaltSades Santa Moruca-WeslSide Calif.)

Pacoima Fernando Valley , Calif)

Palmdale (See Antelope VaUey Calif)

Panorama City (See San Fernandn Valley , Calif )

Palos Verdes Estates (See B y, Calif.)

Paradise Valley (Sec Camelback. Ariz.)

Pasadena Pasadena. Calif.)

Pine Valley Diego. Calif.)

Placentia (See Notth Orange County. Calif.)

Playa Del Ray (Sec South Bay, Calif.)

Pon Hueneme (Sec Veneura County, Calif.)

POrtuguese Bend (Sec South Bay, Calif.)

Quam Hill (Sec Antelope Valley. Calif.)

Rancho Palos Verdes (Sec South Bay, Calif.)

Rancho Santa Fe (Sec LaJolla , Calif.)

Redlands Redlands, Calif )

Redondo Beach (See South Bay, Calif )

Reseda (Sec San Fernando Valley. Calif )

Rialto (Sec San Bernardino, Calif.)

Riverside (Sec Riverside, Calif)

Rolling Hills (Sec South Bay. Calif.)

Rosamond (See Antelope Valley, Calif.)

Rossmoor (Sec Long Beach, Calif.)

San Bernardino (See San Bernardino, Calif.)

San Clemente (Sec Central Orange County. Calif.)

San Diego (Sec San Diego. Calif.)

San Fernando (Sec S n Fernando Valley Calif.)

San Gabriel (See Pasadena, Calif.)

S:<n Juan CaplStranO (Sec Cenual Orange County, Calif.)

San Mo.rino (Sec Pasadena. Calif )

San Pedro South Bay, Calif)

Santa Ana (See Central Orange County, C lif.)

Santa Barbara (Sec Sant Barbara, Calif.)

Santa Moruca (See Santa Moruca-Westside , Calif.)

Santa Paula (See Ventura County, Calif.)

Santa Susana (Sec Ventura County. Calif.)

Santee (See San Diego , Calif.)

Saticoy (Sec Ventura County. Calif.)

Seal Beach (Sec Long Beach, Calif.)

Sepulveda (Sec San Fernando Valley. Calif )

Sherman Oaks (Sec S n Fernando Valley, Calif.)

Signal Hill (Sec Long Beach. Calif )

Simi (Sec Veneura County Calif.)

Spring V Uey (Sec San Diego. Calif )

Solana Beach (Sec LaJolla, C lif.)

South Laguna Be ch (See South Coast, Callf.)

South Pasadena Pasadena. Calif.)

Seudio City (Sec San Fernando Valley. Calif.)

Suosct Beach (Sec Long Beach Calif )

Surfside (See Long Beach, Calif )

Sylmar (See San Fernando Valley. Calif.)

Tarzana Fernando Valley, Calif )

Temple City (Sec Pasadena, Calif.)

Thousand Oaks (Sec Veneura County, Calif.)

Toluca Lake (Sec San Fernando Valley, Calif.)

To rrence (Sec South Bay , Calif.)

Tustin (See Cenual Orange County , Calif )

Van Nuys San Fernando Valley, Cahf )

Vemee Monica- Westside Calif )

Ventura (Sec Ventura County. Calif )

HJ-Mrs Jeff Rhebeck. 95-325, #221 Kahoonui Ct., Miliani Town. HI 96789

Victorville (See San Bernardino Calif )

Villa Park (See Cenual Orange County Calif )

Vista (See LaJolla. Calif )

Vista Lejana (See La Canada Valley. Calif )

West Los Angeles (See Santa Monica-Westside Calif.)

Westlake Village (See Venrura County. Calif )

Westminster (See Long Beach. Calif )

Whittier (See Whittier Area. Calif )

Club. and Chairmen

Antelope VaUey. CA-Mrs. Don Roe. P.O. Box 1263. Lancaster. CA 93534 Cenual County. CA-Mrs. Thomas Marcin. 16140 Cache St Fountain Valley. CA92708

Glendale. CA-Mrs Fredrick Custer. n)9 Hillcrest. Glendale. CA 91202

La Canada Valley. CA-Mrs Alan L. Taylor. 1104 Roanoak PI.. La Canada-FlinuidJe. CA 91011

LaJolla. CA-Mrs R J. Haerr. 14)0 LaJol1a Rancho Rd • LaJolla. CA 92037

Long Beach. CA-Mrs. Edward Kupfer. 3917 Linden Ave • Long Beaeh. CA 90807 Los Angeles. CA-Mrs David M Durst 4)7 23rd St.. Santa Monica. CA 90403 Nonh Orange County CA-Mrs DonJuncker. 19941 Fernglen Dr .• Yorba Linda. CA 92686

Pasadena. CA-Mrs Charles R. Plott 881 EI Campo Dr .• Pasadena. CA 91107 -Redlands. CA-Mrs. W Worcester. 1227 Mira Monte Dr • Redlands. CA 92373 Riverside. CA-Mrs. Richard Canter. 1100 Counuy Club Dr • Riverside. CA 92)06

(See San Fernando Valley. Calif.)

Woodland Hills (See San Fernando Valley. Calif.)

Yorba Linda (See North Orange County. Calif.)

Yucaipa (See Redlands. Calif.)

'San Bernardino. CA-Mrs. John W. Hall. 336 E. Ralston St .• San Bernardino. CA 92404

San Diego. CA-Mrs. Riclwd Tompkins. 1037) Caminito Swabaya, San Diqo. CA 92131

San Fernando Valley. CA-Mrs. Elsie Whitaker. 19569 Ilinaldi '10. NonhridJe. CA 91326

Santa Barbara. CA-Mrs G. F Kuskey. 4041 Via Lacuna. SantaBarbara. CA 93110

Sanra Monica-Westside. CA-Mrs. D. E. Emenon. 6334 Paste Canyon. Malibu. CA 9026)

South Bay. CA-Mrs. David Lawson. 6613 Via Siena. Rancho Palos Verdes. CA 90274

South Coar. CA-Ma. Merle Kant. 1706 TradrwincIt .• Newport Bcxh. CA 92660

Ventura County. CA-Mrs. Betty W Bin,twn. 976 Jeannette Ave .• Thousand Oab. CA91360

Whinier Area. CA-Mrs. H. E. Hammons. 2131 Sreams Ave La Habra. CA 90631

Alumnae Province Presidents

ALPHA-Maty Jane Wick Bender (Mrs John D.) 134 Walker. Lenox. MA 01240

BETA-Helen Cook Nelson (Mrs. George R ) 42 Washington Rd Scotia. NY 12302

GAMMA-Margaret Thomas Oliver (Mrs H. R ) 6933 Southridge Dr Mclean. VA 22101

DELTA-Jane Mueller Burdick (Mrs Charles L.) 81) ottingham Dr.. Charlotte. NC 28211

EPSILON-Genevieve Carlisle Easley (Mrs Richard K.) 18) St. Croix Ave .• Cocoa Beach. FL 32931

ZETA-Margaret Gardner Christiansen (Mrs G. T.) Fairfax Rd .• Birmingham. MI 48009

ETA-Lucy Baker Warner (Mrs John R.) 21222 Endsley Ave Rocky River. OH 44116

mETA-Barbara Baebler Fleming (Mrs Lawrence R.) ))20 Overbrook Circle. Indianapolis. IN 46226

IOTA-Delaine Hamby KeUey (Mrs. Jimmie) 6786 Fossil Creek, Memphis, TN 38138

KAPPA-Gray Thorworth Zimlich (Mrs David L.) 23 Blacklawn, Mobile, AL 36604

LAMBDA-Parncia Hunt James (Mrs. William W ) 12211 Woodside Coun, Wauwatosa, WI )3226

MU NORm Eleanor Hougham Guerine (M.s R J ) 90' Norwood, Melrose Park, 11 60160

Enjoy Transfers Music

by PAMELA SIRIANNE

Almost every afternoon the California Gammas delight to the music of Diane McElheny , as the downstairs fIlls with her beautiful melodies .

A junior majoring in music, Diane is extremely talented. Besides having a gorgeous voice, Diane is her own accompanist on the piano , which she has studied for eighteen years She also plays the guitar and flute.

Diane transferred to USC from Indiana University where she was a member of the Indiana Beta chapter. She is pursuing a career in the performing arts, and so came to USC on the recommendation of her voke teacher in Indiana.

Diane has been involved for many years in developing her talents . She worked with Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians, and as a member of the Indiana Hoosiers she performed in a show with Bob Hope and Della Reese . During the summer she sings in a Florida supper club.

Diane realizes that the pursuit of a career in the performance fIeld is difficult because the competition is stiff, but she says, " If you ha ve the drive and determination , you will d o it "

The Cal Gamma Pi Ph is are am o ng D i ane 's most avi d supponers.

MU SOunl-Katherine ScWtt Dallenbach (Mrs. W. C.) 712 Wesr University. Champaign.IL61820

lies Robb (Mrs W.J.) 2330 Linden Dr SE. CedarRapids.IA )2403

XI-Lee Thompson Berger (Mrs. John T .• Jr.) 2 Covington Lane. Sr. Louis. MO 63132

OMICRON-Suzanne Logan Talley (Mrs. Richard) 3817 Bristol. Norman. OK 73069

PI NORTH-Ann Dudgeon Phy (Mrs. Paul W.)46'1 Beverly Dr .• Dallas. 1X 15209

PI SOU1ll-Beth Van Buskin: Leachman (Mrs G. S.) 12122 Boheme. HOUlton. 1X 77024

RHO-Mary Hay Bauer (Mrs. William C.) 115 Cordon Coon. Boulder. CO 80303

SIGMA-Katherine Reeves Lords (Mrs. James L.) 4190 Soveqn Way. Salt Lake City. UT84117

TAU-Lois Badgely Laycraft (Mrs.) Box 26. Pacldockwood. SK SOJ 1ZO. Canada

UPSILON-Frances Bruning Mumey (Mrs. Keith H.) 3424 S.E. Harold Coun. Ponland. OR 97202

PHI NOR1lf-Joann Rich Willey (Mrs. Riclwd D.) 6299 Fordham Way. Sacramento. CA 9'831

PHI SOUnI-Nancy Gauthier Cos (Mrs. Frank) 13792 Claremont St .• Westminster. CA \12683

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Foster. left. displays a Christmas quilt dftlgned and decorated by Indiana Epsilons who wanted to show their love and appreciation for her_ WIth Mom Faster Is Priscilla Pope who sewed together the Individually crafted squares.

Pi Beta Phi Heritage Is Proud Legacy at Missouri Alpha

by LISA CANTWELL

Elaine Reichman, Missouri Alpha, has grown up among angels, arrows, and the wine and blue. Following the arrows of her mother and grandmother, Elaine is the third generation to be initiated at Missouri Alpha.

Elaine's mother, Travis Daniel Reichman, pledged at the University of Missouri in 1956. Her grandmother, Agnes Hildebrand Leonard, was a 1923 pledge at Mizzou.

Before Elaine came to college in the fall of 1978, the family Pi Phis prepared her for rush week by telling her how that eventful week was for them.

Mrs. Reichman told Elaine about the busy week of rush parties, skits, and, of course, smiling faces. It seemed that rush in the 1950s was not much different from today.

That important week was much more casual for Elaine's grandmother. The sorority girls and the rushees did not sit sedately in the living room and chat, as they do now. Instead, they had rush picnics, danced together, and talked. It appears that rush week during the Roaring '20s was much livelier than it is today!

Although rush week customs may have changed, Elaine said she always wanted to be a Pi Phi because there's one thing you can count on staying the same-having lifelong friends among Pi Phis. When she was younger she was "impressed with the closeness of her mother's Pi Phi friends. "

Elaine 's grandmother has kept close ties with Pi Phi also as a past province president and through the Mothers' Club.

at California Gamma

by SUE GoRDON

A-one and a-two and a-three consecutive generations of Pi Phi women from the same family uee have become California Gammas.

Wendi Tilton , initiated in March , was preceded by her mother and her grandmother as members of Pi Beta Phi at the University of Southern California

Patricia Badham Tilton, Wendi 's mother, was an active at USC from 1957 to 1958 . When she married , she never dreamed her daughter would become her Pi Phi sister. Mrs . Tilton now serves on the house corporation board for California Epsilon.

From 1927-28, Virginia Dabney Badham, Wendi's grandmother was a California Gamma. Mrs. Badham is now a Golden Arrow and Wendi was initiated with her grandmother's pin.

"I always saw the long years of continued friendships that my mother and grandmother had ," Wendi said. "I remember when we went to Hawaii, a Pi Phi pledge sister of my

mother's contacted us and invited us to dinner. The love between them was still there after all those years!"

Wendi has three younger sisters and she thinks they're all " little angels." (HMMM ... is there any meaning behind her statement?!)

at Michigan Beta

by SUSAN Kn.GORE

Sara Van Winkle , Michigan Beta, is the seventh Michigan Beta in her family The legacy began many years ago, in 1906, with Sara's grandmother, Annabel Kellogg Van Winkle Annabel joined Pi Phi the same year the chapter moved into its present chapter house at 836 Tappan in Ann Arbor Her two daughters, Annabel Van Winkle Adams and Elisabeth Van Winkle Person , also joined Pi Phi while studying at the university Later Mrs. Van Winkle's granddaughter , Annabell Adams Muenter, joined Pi Phi, bringing the total to four.

Sara's other two Michigan Beta relatives are her sisters, Mary Van Winkle and Margaret Van Winkle Gajda, who were in the in the 1960s.

Sara is a rising senior at the University of Michigan and plans to go to law school. She is active on campus and within the chapter, and is holding the office of V.P. Mental for a second term.

Sara 's response to her Pi Phi roots? "I feel right at home here," she said, laughing.

at Louisiana Alpha

by CAROL BECKER

The president of the sophomore class at Newcomb College, Mary Aton, tells her Louisiana Alpha chapter that, "My mother , and all my sisters, cousins, and aunts are active alums."

It 's quite a legacy. Two of Mary's sisters and her mother were Missouri Gamma initiates, while a third sister is a Missouri Alpha alum. Mary's two aunts are Pi Phis , as are two of her ftrst cousins.

The Atons are a family of Pi Phi leaders . Mary's mother and sisters held a number of offices ranging from pledge class president (Ann Aton Mellers, 1968; Julie Aton Leeth, 1971) to chapter president Oulie, in 1972). Mary continued the uadition of scholarship and leadership, since she is Louisiana Alpha's Vice President of Mental Advancement. Moreover , Mary participates in all aspects of campus life. Besides being sophomore class president, she is a Newcomb Big Sister and a member of the Sophomore Honorary Society. She serves on Tulane University'S Lyceum and Recreation committee, and is a staff writer for both the Tulane newspaper and yearbook

Even Mary's father is caught up in the Pi Phi spirit Naturally Mr Aton could not attend Mary's initiation with her mother and three sisters, so he sent her a letter of congratulations on "a job well done."

Surveys Field; Becomes Surveyor

by JUDITH FERRIll HOULGATE

The Nonhern Virginia Alumnae Club and Pennsylvania Epsilon have good reason to be proud of Anne Davenpon Geiger. She is the civil engineer for the town of Herndon, a rapidly growing town in Fairfax County, Virginia, outside of Washington , D C.

A 1976 graduate of Penn State, Anne happened to be visiting a friend one weekend when an ad for the job appeared in the Washington Post She thought the job sounded interesting, sent in h er resume, was interviewed, and close to a week later was hired. An environmental engineering major in college, Anne is well qualified to handle her duties of planning reviews of all new subdivisions and site plans, inspecting these jobs when ready (supervising two technicians on this), doing survey work for the town, and h and ling design and bidding of town projects .

This is Anne's first job since college and she loves the work and especially the town of Herndon. Coming from N ew J ersey, she fi nd s the rather rural

Horsewoman Is World Champion

by KIM SCHIESSER

It is hard enough for anyone to become a World Champion once, but when a person does it twice in one year, it is amazing Nonh Carolina Beta's Kate Williams did not accomplis!} this feat by herself, however; she had help from her two horses, Barbados Exit and Big Co u ntry

Kate has been riding and showing for eleven years, and she has won numerous awards including National Champion. This past year she won the Amateur World Championships for both 3-gaited and 5-gaited Saddle Horses Kate has owned and trained Barbados Exit , her 3-gaited horse , for three years, while she has had Big (Conti nu ed o n page 72)

and quaint atmosphere of Herndon a delight. Anne 's office, as are many of the town offices , is presently located in the old train depot, a real " touch of history" dating back to 1857 when Herndon and Alexandria were first linked by uain. Since then Herndon has grown from a town of four houses to a population of more than 11 ,000. The historic depot is soon to become a museum and Anne and her fellow workers will move to a nearby building

Anne hopes eventually to get into "hands on" engineering work where she can do more actual field workboots, hard hat, and right there on the job. Anne has found a surprising lack of any discrimination to her being a "lady engineer" -all seem to find her position most credible.

In addition to her busy job, a new home and husband (Anne was married inJune 1978 to her college sweethean, Roy Geiger), Anne is one of the founding members of the Junior Alum group in the area and serves both the Junior and the Senior clubs as PanheUenic delegate and a member of the ACRIC committee

Kathy Dunag l n , Mississi pp i Bet a , Is t h e ne wl y el ec ted edi to r of the University of Mississi pp i' s ne w s pape r, th e Doll y M ississippi an. She has he ld many po siti on s on th e pap er before her election , and ha s been a staH wr iter and photog r aph er for th e McCo m b Enterprise-J ourna l.

Is Crowned Queen Of Fishing Rodeo

by LYNN BEALMEAR

Cindy Gedling, 1977 Indiana Zeta graduate, was recently crowned Alabama's Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo Queen During her reign as queen, she traveled throughout Florida, Mississippi, and Alabama, with highlights of her travels including an audience with Alabama Governor George Wallace and speaking to both the Alabama House of Representatives and the Senate

Cindy also appeared on several television shows, spoke on radio talk shows, and made several commercials for the special event.

The Rodeo attracts approximately 22,000 people for the weekend event, coming from all over the United States and Canada. Cindy reigned over the three day event at Dauphin Island, Ala ., and was the official hostess for those VIPs in attendance .

The city of Mobile had a very special way of thanking Cindy for the outstanding job she did. They presented her with the city's highest award of merit and citizenship-the M O. Beale (Continued on page 72)

In d iana Zeta alumna , Cindy Gedllng , seated , rei gned , wi t h he r cou rt, a

Alabama 's Deep Sea Fis h ing Rod ea Que e n

Chapter Has Special Angel

by KAREN PIERCE

During the past year Connecticut Alpha was blessed with the presence of a very special Pi Phi angel. Norma Paul McCormick has the qualities that embody the meaning of true sisterhood

In the spring of 1978, Mrs McCormick made her presence known to Connecticut Alpha She had learned about the chapter through her affiliation with the Manchester Alumnae Club. Mrs McCormick is an Iowa Gamma Pi Phi and has been in the area only in recent years. But she felt the bond of sisterhood reach out, and she responded

Mrs McCormick donated two large sums of money to the chapter. Of course everyone was thrilled and, after some discussion, the chapter decided to spend the money on needed improvements in the chapter house.

The girls first decided to have the house exterior painted and the kitchen re-carpeted . Soon the Pi Phi kitchen had beautiful, functional carpeting on its floor. Everyone was impressed!

Then the chapter realized that the drapes in the living room needed replacing, so alums used their good judgement and chose lovely cream-colored drapes The chapter and all who visited were overjoyed!

A new shower curtain and drapes were needed for the bathroom, so a creative alum made that her responsibility Matching towels were found by another clever alum and it was like a new bathroom Along with the washer and dryer donated by the Southern Fairfteld Club, the whole house was like new .

The sisters are so grateful for Mrs . McCormick ' s gift and kind concern for the chapter Her generosity is demonstrated to the sisters and those who visit each time the improvements are seen Her Pi Phi love will live on in the Connecticut Alpha house and in the hearts of all those who know her

New York Alpha Comes Thru

by FRAN DESIMONE

New York Alpha ' s chapter house , at 210 Walnut Place in Syracuse , has seen a complete change in Pi Phi sisterhood over the past year . At the beginning of September , eight sisters , including two December graduates and four seniors, comprised the entire chapter Even with TGC Barb Lacke's help and open house party aid from the Beta Province chapters , there seemed to be little hope for the chapter ' s survival. But the tide changed. An intensive open bidding effort by the sisters, the two formal pledges , and the Resident Advisor , Anne Vitullo , a New York Delta from Cornell , gave the chapter a strong core for rebuilding . A January initiation paved the way to the installation of a young but enthusiast ic executive council. Spring open bidding brought seven more pledges .

The crabapple in front of the house emerged from the sno w covered lawn and showed promise of gorgeous bloom in the spring Like the sisterhood of 210 Walnut Place , its leave s

Alumnae Initiate Is Author, Cook, Granny

by CONNIE CLEM

Becoming a Pi Phi is a special time for anyone , and an initiation can be even more special when one of the initiates is a grandmother! Among those initiated at South Dakota Alpha last Febtuary was Lady Rae Eastland, a grandmother from Martin, S.D., and a woman with a wide range of interests through which she exemplifies Pi Phis allover.

Originally from a small town in Texas, Lady Rae was a student at Baylor University , and a member of Alpha Omega , a campus sorority . Since graduating in 1926, she has lived in many places, settling in Martin recently to be nearer her grandchildren. The Alpha Omegas, in the meantime , applied for admission to Pi Beta Phi, and received full status in 1977, as Texas Zeta. Deciding she would join the other AO alums as a Pi Phi, Lady Rae was directed to South Dakota Alpha, where the idea was enthusiastically received. She and the chapter discussed the details in the correspondence that followed

Upon her arrival Febtuary second, Mrs. Eastland became acquainted with the girls before the scheduled events began Her formal pledging took place just before dinner , after which followed the depinning ceremony , conducted by chapter president Linda Darr . Lady Rae then joined the other "neophytes" for the evening's subsequent events. In honor of her initiation, Lady Rae received many congratulatory messages from her new sisters, or "granddaughters, " as she refers to them Mter her recognition at the chapter's initiation breakfast , she surprised the girls in turn by presenting the house with a thick, crocheted afghan which she made herself. It has been a welcome addition to the basement study!

Lady Rae has been a Pi Phi in all but name for years , being involved in community groups and working for personal satisfaction in many areas . While working as a legal secretary for a state's attorney, she has compiled two pioneer-day cookbooks . The Cornbread TratJ and Once on a Time are both parts of a series entitled Little Sktllet on the Big SktJlet 's Nail Lady Rae is also active in DAR and recently took part in a production honoring Martha Washington. She has been teaching , too , a t the area ' s Communiry Learning Cente r, primarily a college for Indians Pi Phis everywhere may be proud of such an accomplished new. member !

Lady Rae kept busy during her stay at South Dakota Alpha, and augmented her stay by visiting with her grandson , Pat , a USD student . The girls in the house , she says , are the only people she knows that never asked if " Lady Rae " were her real name (it is !) , and adds that she will always cherish the memories of her days with them . So, too , will her adoptive granddaughters , who we re glad to have played their part in the addition of such a special woman to Pi Phi 's bonds of friendship

awakened f rom th e dea d of winte r 3.fld it stands as a monument to the faith wh ich took the chapte r through th at lon g winter and ont o the promise of a beautiful spring .

Arrowmont Shares In Proceeds

by MARY ANN MCCLURE

Alabama Gamma and Sigma Chi held their fourth annual dance marathon in January, under the leadership of Suzanne Williams. Auburn University students were invited to dance at the su ccessful event which raised $ 1,00 0 , shared by Arrowmont and the Easter Seal Society

Members worked hard to publicize the marathon with Tshirts , posters , an I signs

The 28-hour marathon featured a laser light show, special dance contests , and professional dance shows during the ten minute breaks Seven couples danced the entire period Prizes d<?nated included TV sets, blenders, luggage, and clock radios.

Easter Seal poster child, Tony Morgan, was a special visitor.

Attend Communications Meet

Two Ohio Alpha actives , Laura Balishin and Mary DeNiro, both journalism majors, spent four days in Chicago attending the National Women in Communications convention which took place in February .

The Pi Phis met with at least ftfty professional women journalists to learn about careers, resumes, and professional internships in the fteld of journalism

Highlight of the trip was the "Monday Morning on the Job" -a morning spent at the medium of choice . Laura experienced a morning at the Chicago Magazine, with the advertising production assistant and staff, while Mary spent a worthwhile morning at Standard Oil , learning about their publi c relations department

The girls learned mu ch abou t the ir ftelds and they met many other college women who share the same interests .

T rip Inst il ls Pr i de

by JULIE HERRON

Georgia Alpha Pi Phis returned to Athens in full force after Christmas break, but not for long On January 12 , just one week after winter quarter classes had begun, pledges and sisters boarded a bus bound for Gatlinburg , Tenn . The pledges were naturally excited at the prospect of seeing Arrowmont for the ftrst time, but it was also a ftrst for many of the sisters. The bus ride was long , but it gave them a chance to get to know each other a little better and the time passed quickly. They rolled into town around 9 : 30 Friday night, and all thirty-six stormed the Red Barn where they were to stay.

Gatlinburg was all they had hoped for, with a few special surprises thrown into the bargain The ftrst of these was " Sis" Mullis , chairman of the Board of Governors, and a very special friend of Georgia Alpha She had driven to Arrowmont for a meeting with the school ' s officials . The second surprise came at 6:30 Saturday morning when word ftltered down the mountain that the ski slopes had snow! About half the group piled back on the bus and were off to Ober Gatlinburg ski resort Those who stayed behind spent the day in town shopping and exploring and even venturing up the mountain to cheer on the skiers

Later that afternoon, Mrs. Riddle, Administrator of Arrowmont and A rrowcraft , took the chapter on a tour of the school. Although they had learned the history of Arrowmont as pledges , nothing could beat actually being there. All the left-over excitement from skiing died down and was replaced by a sense of awe-awe at the beauty of the school itself, and awe at what it represents. Mrs. Riddle helped the young women realize that Arrowmont is the realization of a dream for all Pi Phis everywhere

It was a somewhat subdued group of girls who left Gatlinburg the next morning and headed for home They took with them memories of skiing, souvenirs from Arrowmont, new friendships, and a sense of pride in their organization-pride that only Pi Phis can share.

Cindy Penn lmon , left , wa s capta in of SMU 's wom e ns' sw im te am that ploced third In the Southwest Conference and fourteenth nationally Fellow Texos Beta swimmer Jenny Compbell , ri ght , qualified fo r the Notlonol AI AW swi m meet I n March . Sh e swam I n the 800 f r_ re lay which placed tenth , qualifying the team for the Coaches ' Assoclotlon AII·Amerlca.

Eight North Dakota Alphas boogied to "Grease Lightning " and took t hi rd place I n a un ivers ity t al e nt show Dancing the i r way Into the ludg es' heart s we re Jan Ceci l, DeAnna Ols e n , Jod y Krau se, Gretche n Flackoy , Ci ndy Nordqu is t , Me rry John son , V ick i Klipfel , and Jacl Bu ran .

Earns Award

As Volunteer

by SUE GIBSON

California Delta Shari Munson recently won the Youth Hourglass award given by the Hilltoppers Auxiliary, Assistance League of Southern California. The league is supportive of the Volunteer Bureau of the San Fernando Valley, an agency maintaining files of volunteer needs throughout the valley area.

Shari, a rising sophomore at UCLA, is the twenty-third recipient of the award. Pi Phi mom, Anne Munson, is a former Hourglass awardee. Shari's continual service to her community includes five years as senior chairman of the Valley Deb Assesteens, Candy Striper representative at the Tarzana Medical Center, volunteering at the Hollywood Bowl , musical entertainment for the Woodland Park Retirement Center, providing music therapy for disturbed girls at Camarillo State Mental Hospital, and more!

Shari was one of twenty-five freshman women serving as Bruin Belles, the official hostesses for UCLA, selected from 175 applicants. In May, 1978, she was awarded the Outstanding Service Award from the Valley Deb Assisteens for her continual service to her community.

Shari is serving as ARROW Correspondent for her chapter

of the body under stress. and help treat inluries occurring on the playing field. Charissa worked mainly with the football team but she also teaches acrobatics.

N.Y.C. Panhel To Award Two Scholarships

New York City Panhellenic announces the continuation of the scholarship program which it has sponsored for many years. There will be two awards of $400 each available for the school year 1979-80.

These cash awards will be given to fraternity women who wish to pursue graduate studies in the New York City Metropolitan area. Recipients must attend a school located within a 50mile radius of New York City which offers an accredited graduate program in the student's selected field.

In the past, these scholarships have assisted many [me women working for advanced degrees In some instances the awards have been the deciding factor in enabling the student to proceed with her graduate work. It is this sort of experience that inspires New York City Panhellenic to strive for the continuation of this program . Applications are available to all interested fraternity women and the completed applications must be received by August 1, 1979. Inquiries should be made to the Scholarship Chairman , Miss Marjorie W. SchIeher, 57 Adams Street, Garden City, N Y , 11530.

Round Robin Is 33, Still Flying

by ANNE TILTON STEVENS

Graduation, for the Massachusetts Betas of the class of '46, was the start of something special-a round robin letter which has held us together as nothing else could after we dispersed to the four winds thatJune. It was conceived in high enthusiasm and hatched in great expectationsand perhaps a slight overdose of regimentation The fledgling had to learn for himself what was best for him, and sadly, a couple of his mommas were lost in the process. But the chick thrived despite the unlucky number of thirteen surviving mommas. Because of him, we have kept up with one another for nearly thirty-three years, and have met at regular class reunions and at our own special ones from time to time. We have shared careers, growing families, travel experiences, and one another 's losses and tribulations, successes and honors. Growing older, we now share our arthritic twinges and exciting retirement plans. The warmth of our Pi Phi college years endures in Our Robin.

He has survived more than a quarter million miles of travel and also a twoyear layover in someone's desk! He travels regularly (most of the time) from northern Vermont to Georgia, and from Boston to San Francisco, and once flew an extra 20,000-mile loop to Taipei! His latest round crossed a time barrier as well. It contained a bonus letter from a Pi Phi '45, updating us on all our sisters graduating the year before us-a real joy, since the college reunions are scheduled strictly by class year, and thus we don't get to see those who were sophomores or seniors when we were JUDlors . I suppose we were getting a little smug. But then we heard of another such Robin enduring from 1911! A sixty-eight-year-old. No fledgling he. And not even a Pi Phi Well! Then we smoothed our ruffled feathers and reflected: think of all the fun we still have ahead of us Why, we're JUSt getting started on this winter migration thing!

Charissa Berkshire. Nevada Alpha. is the only woman trainer at the University of Nevada. Reno. Trainers tape athletes to provice additional support to parts

Model Has Interesting Career

by SUSIE HUTCHESON

Texas Alpha had a wonderful pledge class this year, full of surprises. One of the most interesting surprises was 18year-old Kim Hanson

Kim is from San Antonio and has been modeling since she was three She made many commercials and advertisements as a child and throughout her high school years. During high school she also served on a department store's Teen Board which gave her experience in informal modeling in tea rooms , fashion shows , and club meetings

Since reaching Austin she has not slowed down She has done several commercials for local merchants and restaurants . Last summer she was a contestant in the Miss Texas Universe Pageant , an exciting experience for her. Following the pageant, she and her mother, a fashion coordinator, went to the New York market where she was able to view the workings of the clothing industry. From New York she flew to Florida where she posed for a boat company 's advertising layout

Blizzard Cools Monmouth Trip

by KAREN FISCHER

Iowa Alpha 's plans went awry last January when they had planned a trip to Monmouth to visit Holt House and give their pledges a historical and memorable trip . Their first stop after leaving Iowa Wesleyan was at treasurer Susan Stuelke 's house for an old fashioned Cooky-Shine and a good night's rest

One night turned into three, however , because of a blizzard that hit Iowa. Fortunately the Stlielke's freezer was well stocked and they were able to provide nineteen girls and one mother with enough to eat

The girls were disappointed that they couldn't continue on to Monmouth , but they spent t heir time playing pool , learning new disco danc in g , and watching TV As close as they were, the sisters learned more about each other, strengtheni ng their bonds of friendship.

That com p an y was so im pressed with her work that they asked her to go to the Chicago Boat Show as one of their representatives.

Kim is a communications major interested in advertising agency work. She also plans to continue with her dancing, as sh e danced with the San Antonio Ballet Company for six years .

Pi Phis Compete On Basketball Court

by CINDY GILLEN

When Pi Phis compete against each other, it is always a battle to finish first. This was shown when Monmouth College and Knox College got together for women's basketball. In the two regular season games between the schools, five Pi Phis contributed a total of 91 out of 235 points scored In the first game, four Pi Phis played : three for Illinois Alpha and one for Beta Delta. All four scored in double figures and averaged 11 .7 rebounds in the contest . The Beta Deltas helped their team win both games by a total of nine points.

The best game for the Alpha Angels showed freshman Cindy Gillen with 21 points , while sophomore s Conny Da vinroy and Kim Kelly followed closely behind with 16 and 13 respectively, a total 000 out of 76 points scored. The three also co mb ined for 15 assists, 38 rebounds, 12 stea ls , and 8 fouls.

Annual Carnival Staged For Kids

Each year on the campus at IndianaPurdue Universities at Fort Wayne , the Student Government stages a carnival for the children of the West Central Neighborhood in Fort Wayne -Each organization on campus sponsors a booth for the children. The children pay a penny to play the games and they receive candy and small tokens or toys at the booths .

This year Indiana Eta used the theme "The Land of Oz" for their booth With donations of small items from local businesses, they were able to provide nice little toys and candy for the children that day. A cake walk, ring toss, and fish pond added to activities for the children. Chapter members dressed as Munchkins and Vicki Azar was Dorothy The outfits were wild and the children loved them A yellow brick road was made by dying sheets yellow and drawing black lines on them The road led to the backdrop of a large castle with Pi Beta Phi written across the entranceway.

After t h e chil dre n h ad gone, awa rd s were given to the most outstanding booths a nd Pi Phi was jud ged the Most Creative.

Sue Ann Burchette , Kentucky Beta , was a finalist In the Miss Kentucky Universe Pageant for 1918·79 She had b_n named Miss Congeniality In the 1977·78 pageant.

Alumnae Set Example O f Good Sisterhood

Connecticut Alpha has been pleased and proud to have the support of alumnae clubs in their area, especially in the last year. Everyone has worked hard and shown the actives what sisterhood really is

In September, members of the Hartford A.C. gathered with the actives for the annual rush workshop. Enthusiasm and sharing ideas made the weekend very special. With the creative touches, promises of delicious specialties for rush refreshments, and a great amount of brain power, the girls left the workshop prepared for a super rush.

Many new projects were created, as well as rejuvenating older, successful ones. One of the latter was the ' making of IP pin-ups which were placed on the walls of the house and later dorm room doors. (IP IPH is PI PHI spelled backwards-almost!) Each IP IPH had a sister's name on it and they were so successful that the chapter used them again in spring rush.

The Southern Fairfield A. C. has become more active lately, much to Connecticut Alpha's delight . They too have great ideas and a willingness to help and work. Last spring they donated money for a much-needed washer and dryer, and visited the house several times to learn about the chapter and its needs. Sisters were pleased to see several of the club members at an initiation banquet inJanuary

The Manchester A.C. has been busy for the chapter also. They made most of the decorations and some of the refreshments for rush Adorable snowman nametags, with wine and silver blue hats and scarves, and lovely candle favors were among their many contributions. Their work certainly eased a heavy burden from chapter shoulders!

It has been a great year for Connecticut Alpha and their alums. All have gained friendships , insights into other aspects of Pi Phi life, and a deeper meaning of sisterhood that will never be forgotten. The links of the chain have been strengthened in Connecticut.

"Sing i ng

Val e nt i n es" I s Project F o r Arrowmont

Manhattan , Kan. , was invaded by some strange looking crearures on the nights of February 12 , 13, and 14. Dressed in red and white with hearts on their faces , the creatures sang and danced for people in homes , dorms, fraternities , and sororities.

They were the 1979 version of Kansas Beta's "Singing Valentines . ' ,

This is an annual project to raise money for Arrowmont. The girls set up a booth in the Union to sell the valentines Customers had a choice of five songs , each accompanied by a dance , that could be ordered to be performed for their special valentines . On the evenings of the 12 , 13 , and 14 , the girls were divided into groups and , dressed in crazy red and white costumes, danced their way into the hearts of man y to wish them a " Happy Valentine Day "

Tale Of A Transfer

by JEANNE GoDE

Missouri Beta-located at Washington University in St Louis , a small , private institution plagued with a predominantly anti-Greek attitude on the part of the students. Missouri Beta-a dynamic chapter that is helping the Panhellenic Council overcome this negative attitude and to dispel the stereotype of "Suzy Sorority . " Missouri Beta-the chapter of my pledging and initiation , where my affection for Pi Phi began. In that dark room lit by candles, I knew as I pledged that Pi Phi was something special, but in what ways and to what extent I had no idea Through my pledgeship and initiation, I soon became acquainted with many beneficial aspects of Pi Phi, but little did I know that there was more to come

Transferring to another university can be traumatic , especially after developing the close friendships that result from membership in a Pi Phi chapter . Yet, for academic purposes, I was obliged to leave Missouri Beta, and as I left I was sure that I would never again find anything exactly like it.

Well, I did find something , very different, but just as good as Missouri Beta-Iowa Zeta at the University of Iowa . I dreaded becoming a number in a computer at a big state school. I feared getting lost in the crowd. But once again I witnessed Pi Phi sisterhood as the girls of Iowa Zeta opened their home and hearts to me. Instead of feeling like a lonely fish out of water, I was suddenly surrounded by another group of sisters, just as willing to share their experiences and themselves as Missouri Beta

Now , after only four months, I feel a part of Iowa Zeta, and because they have entrusted me with leadership responsibilities , I hope that I can give back to Iowa Zeta at least a part of the " special something" that they offered to me.

Five of the eight basketball ch.erleadlng Iquad members at Simpion College are Iowa Beta PI Phil. Front: Taml Miller and Ret O hnemul. Back: Julie Miller, Martha HaUler and Rondelle Kllmowskl. The latter three were also ch_rleaders for the football team lalt fall and Julie was captain of both squads.

-Intern Programs Aid Career Plans

The University of Michigan sponsors two unique programs to help liberal arts undergraduates find jobs after graduation. Known as the Public Service Intern Program and the Summer Business Intern Program, the two groups seek to place liberal arts majors in the business world for ten week periods during the summer. Working with the Career Planning and Placement Office of the university, the programs scout out possible internships with companies in Detroit, New York, Chicago, and Washington. This year the program expanded to include some overseas internships. The program is run by srudents who participated in the program the previous year, with the help of Career Planning and Placement.

Several hundred srudents apply initially to the programs each year. Out of these, about one hundred are seleced for personal interviews and a final forty are selected. This year Michigan Beta has three participants, Anne Dohrs , Mary Fitzgerald, and Wanda Yorters.

In the past, several Michigan Betas have participated in the program and their summer internships led to a full-time job after graduation, often a tough search for liberal arts undergraduates. The programs are unique because they not only help interns decide if they like a certain job, but they teach the srudent how to look for a job.

Social Week Warms Spirits

by JULIE ROSNER

Being buried under eighty inches of st:l0w last winter was enough to dampen the spirits of many Illinois Epsilon Pi Phis at Northwestern . Although the eighty inches wasn't all dumped at once , it seemed that way at times It ' s easy for spirits to become low when temperatures outside become even lower, So, to perk up spirits, social chairman Mindy Post set forth a plan of operation dubbed "social week."

Social week officially began January 16 with room inspection. Mindy, Leslie Bender, and Pam Fall searched rooms for such items as caviar and designer clothes. Points were given for each item found and signs, such as "social climber," were posted on each door according to the number of points accumulated.

An exchange with Fiji was set for Wednesday night, and a mysterious "Debutante Dinner " was scheduled for Thursday night All were instructed that white gloves were required for the latter. As each girl entered the room, she was given a corsage made of tissue. As the meal ended, paper and pencils were distributed so that they could take an Emily Post test of euquette.

Social week ended with Friday

night's candlelight dinner to which guests were invited. Awards were given for the following categories: Miss Popularity Award to Sheryl Hodges for receiving the most male callers and telephone calls; Miss Fashion Plate Award to Joan Etten for having the most designer clothes; Miss Etiquette Award to Lori Rhodes for scoring highest on the Emily Post test; and the Love Is A Many Splendored Thing Award to Sue Graese for getting the latest candle.

Sheila Barber. Mississippi Alpha was chosen fourth runner-up out of thirty-six conte.tants In the Miss Southern Pageant In January. Sheila performed a ballet dance from the classic "Swan Lake." The Miss Southern Pageant Is a preliminary to the Miss Millis. sippi Pageant.

illinois Epsilons hold two out of seven Panhellenic Association offices at Northwestern Christine Feldt . left. heads Public Affairs . and Becky Jo Galovlch right charges Research and Evaluation . Also Involved In Panhel Is Lisa Dietrich president of Junior Panhellenlc

Laurie Engle. left. hug. her new 1i"le sister Katie Miller. after a fun-filled. hilarious hunt through the Texas Beta hou.e. The cute matching tee-shirt. and visors were made by Big Sis Laurie-watch out Calvin Klein II

Electricity Gone, They Carry On!

by LAUREL SHULTZ

"It was the dead of winter-in the middle of rush and Pi Beta Phi seemed left in the dark. No lights would turn on, the heat was off, no electricity to be found-not even a spark."

The night before the third round of parties during Virginia's January rush, a great ice storm hit Charlottesville, coating trees and electric lines with sparkling ice, and leaving Virginia Epsilon Pi Phis without electric power -no hot baths, no lights, no heat! The lights went out at 11 o'clock Saturday night and didn't come back on until 3 o'clock Monday morning. But, of course, rush had to go on!

The girls rushed by candlelight, and a fire in the flCeplace (which " smoked terribly throughout one skit and party creating "atmosphere") kept everyone from freezing. The Pi Phis' togetherness and inner warmth must have shown through brightly, keeping both actives' and rushees' teeth from chattering.

However, the best was yet to come: membership selection by candlelight! Every candle and match in the house was in full flame as the fireplace began smoking so badly that actives had to leave the living room and squeeze into the much smaller dining room-all in the dark. The session finished just as the last three candles burned out. Pi Phi had succeeded ag"ain, despite all obstacles, and grew even closer from the experience .

The 400 rushees at this round were impressed also, and provided Virginia Epsilon with a pledge class of thirty of the best girls ever.

Have Tenth Reunion

by GAYLE MCCUllOUGH MEEK

Homecoming in November, 1978, brought thirteen Illinois Zeta Pi Phis back to the Champaign-Urbana campus for a fun-ftlled reunion weekend. For many of the Pi Phis, it not only was their first visit back to 1005 So. Wright Street since leaving the campus in 1968, but also their flfSt reunion with the sisters of the wine and silver blue in ten years.

In 74 degree weather, the women and their husbands watched the Fighting Illini get trounced by Big Ten rival, Michigan State. Mter the game, a journey to 1005 So. Wright was in store. The house looked grandPi Phi and Pi Kappa Alpha had won the Presidential Award for the best theme in house decorations. Two Pi Phis were in the Homecoming Court.

Inside the alumnae found a friendly group of actives who welcomed them back. What fun they had reminiscing as they walked through the "dormer," the upstairs halls, and the study nook. It seemed impossible ten years had gone by!

That evening the group socialized at the Urbana Country Club with dinner and dancing. It was refreshing to see how super everyone looked and to realize that the bonds of sisterhood remained ever true.

Initiate Special Alum

Oklahoma Beta was part of a very special initiation in the spring. The chapter received a letter from Ernestine Ryan Henry requesting that she be initiated. She had been a member of the local sorority, Alpha Omega, at Baylor , before it became Texas Zeta In order to be an active alumna , Ernestine had to be initiated into Pi Beta Phi.

On February 24 , Oklahoma Beta initiated Ernestine Henry with their pledge class . Experiencing her initiation was very special and meaningful to the girls of Oklahoma Beta .

Greek Feast Is Panhellenic Fun

bYELLEN ENGLEBRECHT

Early in March the Panhellenic committee at Hillsdale College added a new activity to its agenda. An allsorority dinner included all members of the three groups on campus. Kappa Kappa Gamma and Chi Omega , together with Michigan Alpha Pi Phis, joined in the fun at a local pizza restaurant. For entertainment the restaurant provided backgammon sets and a dart board.

This feast came at an especially opportune time, with Greek Week just weeks away. The girls enjoyed singing and cheering, and although the Pi Phis weren't the biggest group, they made a strong effort at being the most enthusiastic.

This get-together served to pull the Greek houses together. Because of the overwhelming success of the event, Panhel plans to sponsor more of these gatherings.

Four Gymnasts On Varsity itA" Team

Four New York Delta Pi Phis are on the Cornell Women's Varsity "A" Gymnastics team.

Kathleen Cote was an All-Ivy gymnast again this year. In 1978 she was the All-Around Ivy League Champion, while in 1979 she placed fourth in the All-Around Competition . Kathleen was voted the woman Athlete of the Month at Cornell in February.

Marcia Geller also competed for the team. Barb O'Mara was vaulting " specialist and runs cross-country at Cornell . Rounding out the Varsity team was Ann Farnsworth as a beam specialist and a national competitor in modern rhythmics

Pi Phi boasts Laura Dake on the Varsity "B" team which includes three of New York Delta's pledgesDonna Regii , Glynnis Stone, and Amy Murphy. A former sister, Renee Hack, competed nationally in 1977 and is now competing for Brigham Young University .

Hosts N.E. Regional Panhel Conclave

by KIM NAVIAUX

On March 9, lO, and 11, the University of Maine at Orono hosted this year ' s Northeastern Regional Panhellenic Conference Invitations were extended to all Panhellenic Councils in New England and New York to send any interested members from their sororities to the Conference The theme focused on Panhellenic as a separate yet unified sisterhood

At U M.O., we feel that the "sisterhood" theme is of particular importance due to the fact that a strong Pan hellenic is only as strong as its members. Our experiences are different from most in that our members live in dormitories and off-campus. Because we have no houses, many Panhel members, representing different sororities, live together. The U .M.O. Panhellenic Association was eager to share with others our lifestyles and learn more about theirs. For these reasons, arrangements were made to accommodate the women attending the Conference in the dormitory rooms of the fraternity women at the University.

Designed to meet the needs of the

schools responding to the initial letters of inquiry, the Conference gave participants the opportunity to attend five workshops held in the sorority rooms during the one and a half day working session . The workshops covered a range of Greek-related topics, including Effective Leadership and Skill Identification; Sorority Scholarship ; Time Management; Alumnae and Sorority; Public Relations ; Committee Works, Peaks and Pits ; Pledge Programs ; Motivation ; Greeks and Non-Greeks; Panhellenic and Sisterhood.

Four Maine Alphas were members of the seven member conference committee. Kris Schott, a sophomore new initiate, was treasurer ; her roommate, Martha McWilliams, was the committee's corresponding secretary ; Jo-Anna Totman was co-chairman of public relations ; and Kim Naviaux was program co-chairman . Due in great part to the devotion and energy of these four women, a successful and enlightening weekend was experienced Conference participants were able to develop a deeper understanding and appreciation for national Panhellenic and the problems and assets of their own chapters, as well as those of others.

The University of Maine is com p osing a pamphlet of helpfu l hints for organizing a conference . This information will be available to all future NRPChosts

INFORMATION BULLETIN

Ski Team Ranks

Lynette Andrews , Colorado Alpha. is a member of the University of Colorado cro ss country ski team which se cond place in the nation last winter.

Regionals were held in Salt Lake City where Lynette qualified for nationals. coming in eighth out of thirty participants who competed on a seven-and-ahalf kilometer course Lynette's relay team overwhelmed its competitors by five minutes, sweeping first place Nationals were held in Marquette , Mich . There Lynette was thirtieth out of sevent y women , coming in only rwo minute s behind the fust place winner.

Officers' reports are compiled and distributed by Central Office Each national and p rovince officer , each active chapter and club , and all t h ose who receive the Grand President's letters , automatically receive a copy of this Information Bulletin . Any other mem ber of Pi Beta Phi may order the bulletin , available in early fall, by sending the coupon below to

Pi Beta P hi Central Office 7730 Carondelet , Suite 333 St. Louis, Mo. 63105

Please send the Information Bulletin to:

Ja ni ce Warth l ngton , left , and Tracy Wede r, ri ght , Ok lahoma Beta s, are two of the Top Te n Se niors of the College of Bu si ness Ad · ministratio n of O kl ahoma Sta te Un iversi ty .

Alabama Alpha. Birmingham-Southern College-October IS 1975 : Anna Marie Keegan. Huntsville February 25 1979 : Catherine Marsh Bessemer ; Marchetti Guthrie Lindsay Stroud Stephanie Whetstone Birmingham ; Cathy Lay Cullman ; Gloria Hilton Haleyville ; Valerie Snipes Huntsville ; Rita Westbrook . Thomasville ; Patricia McGuigan . Jacksonville . Fla. ; Martha Meacham Owensboro. I<,y.

Alabama Beta. Uttiversiry of Alabama-August 19 1975 : Debbie Kahn

Caren Lillich Allison Leon Mobile ; Teresa Lorant Birmingham ; Susan Barr Mary Ann Farmer Tuscaloosa ; Kathy Smith New Orleans La .; Melinda Cooper RobertSdale ; Jenny Collins ScottSboro ; Tina Hagood. Demopolis ; Aimee Davison Springfield Ill. ; Nanc y Naegel Louisville. Ky .; Beth Wheeler. Nashville Tenn .; Lee Ann Kelly Montgomery

January 26. 1979: Elizabeth Foley Linda Thorton Christy Vlahos Birmingham; Loretta Gleason. Leigh Jacob. Lesa Kennedy. Mobile; Beverly Himel Katherine Killeen. New Orleans. La .; Lisa Dawn Howard. Lori Sumner Louisville Ky ; Lisa Ausley. Triangle. Va ; Libba Barr Vestavia Dana Batson. Clarksville Tenn ; Barbara Best. Hueytown ; Eugenie Bondurant. Metairie La.; Pam Borland Lisle Ill. ; Bonnie Browne Miami Lakes Fla .; Gayla Graham. Bayou La Batre ; Beth Ingham. Odessa. Fla .; Jackie Karst Montgomery ; Zodie Lavender. Boligee ; Tammi Louderback. Randolph Air Force Base Tex .; Susan Mach Marshall. Mo .; Laura Moore Shreveport La .; Catherine Sharp. Nashville Tn .; Cindy Sharpe Huntsville ; Lizzy Skinner. Bratenahl. Oh .; Patty Slucher Worthington. Oh .; Michelle Smith. St. Simons Island Ga .; Natalie Smith. Lakeland. Fla ; Lisa Wahoff Columbus Oh.; Kelly Walsh Forest Miss. ; Renee Brewer Bowie Md .; Kathy Hall Moulton

Alabama Gamma. Auburn University-January 20 1979 : Gwendolyn Brown Montezuma Ga .; Shirley Burnett Albany Ga .; Laura Hood Panama City Fla. ; Lynne Laughna Coca Beach Fla .; Lynda Lyttle Atlanta Ga .; Ann McGee. Miami Fla .; Dawn Page. Miami. Fla ; Dana Simmons. Macon Ga .; Susan Storey Rome. Ga .; Deborah Swindle Lubbock. Tex .; Tammy Weldon Stone Mounran Ga ; Elizabeth Williams Nashville. Tenn .; Karen Workman. La Grange. Ga ; Leslie Bouler. Monroeville Susan Can ant Birmingham ; Julie Eggars. Mobile ; Anne Ellis Decatur ; Laura Holland Mobile ; Frances Jackson. Demopolis ; JuliaJohnson Dothan ; Linda Jackson Opelika ; Louise Jackson Talladega ; Kimberly Kersh. Mobile ; Catherine Lassi ter Montgomery ; Monica Rogers. Cullman ; Andrea Fairhope ; Carol yn Tatum Decacur ; Suzanne Tinsle y. Alexander City ; Jul ie Robison Thomasville

Alberta Alpha. University of Alberta - January 12 1979: Shauna Bates Edmonton ; Leslie Bergman Medicine Hat ; Colleen Feheley Rosalyn Forest Shelley Gallagher Mary-Ann Hanson Patsy Ho Christina Ilkiw Heid i Keeler Beverl y Miskiw Debra Poon Ramona Rea Andra Weis Edmonton ; Ni cola Lundregan Sherwood Park ; Kath y MacLeod Cynth ia Orr Karen Smart J a nice Toews Calgary

Arkansas Alpha. University of Arkansas - O ctober 10 197 5 : Tish Ligon Marvell ; Maud Powell Fort Smith ; JeraJa ckman Tricia Crews Tulsa Okla .; Dot Medlin EI Dorado February 17. 1979 : Terri Adam s. Bartlesvill e. Okla .; Ann Bodenham e r Cary Cravens Li sa Crosslan Lisa Hain Laura Hasting s. Cynda Scott Sall y Sloan Joye Tr i mble Little Rock ; Cindy Breashears Denise Dandeneau

Brianne Faulkner Kathryn Norris Liz Sullivant Pine Bluff; Leslie Bryle s. Rogers; Lori Campbell Blytheville ; Leila Dodge West Memphi s; De Ann Duckworth Heber Springs; Beverl y Harr ison Linda Walker Texarkana ; Anne Henson Rita Patterson Annie Powell Cora lie WattS Fort Sm ith ; Maurie Hoge Spri ngdale ; Dana H owell N aperv i lle Ill. ; Jan Johnson Lisa Mills Dallas Tex .; Mary Jones Minturn ; Kell y Maddox Tul sa Okla .; Teague Martin Hot Springs; Margaret Mclarty. Patt i Newell EI Dorado ; Laura Olmst ea d Riso n ; Be cky Pugh Portland ; Mo ll y Sax on Camden Val e rie Sm ith Searcy.

Arkansas Beta University of Arkansas at Little Rock - Fe bru ary 12 197 5 : Karen Sm i th C ind y Bonds Laurie Branton C ind y Ric hard son Renee Malcz yck i. Paula Thompson Little Rock ; Sher i Ho tv edt Eau Claire W is Jul y 30 197 5 :Tamm y Dial Michele DeVi t o Little Rock ; Vic ki Moor e. Lisa G as h DeDe Shellenberger North Little Roc k

February 17 1979 : Kathryn Branton Little Rock ; Sharon Clay Leslie Cox Debbie Peterson Michele Sullivan North Little Rock

California Alpha. Stanford University-November 11 1975 : Pat Baldazar. Kaneohe HI; Caroline Caires. Carlisle. Md .; Molly Cleland. Oregon City Ore .; Susan Fischer. La Jolla ; Katie Forte Englewood. Colo ; Lauren Gray Atherton ; Tracey Grown Sherman Oaks ; Marie Haxton. Mill Valley ; Jane Irwin Kellee Medearis. San Marino; Darcy Ketchum. Los Angeles ; Jean Kimmel Huntington Beach ; Suzanne McCauley. Alexandria. Va .; Barbara Mullin Seattle. Wash .; Margaret Murphy San Francisco ; Mari Ostendorf Bonita ; Susan Sharp . Dallas . Tex .; Lori Sutherland. Palm Springs ; Colleen Sweeney Honolulu. HI. ; Teri Tompkins. Santa Monica ; Sharon Ullman. Portola Valley; Mary Van Maren. Citrus Heights ; Ann Vosti. San Jose; Susan Woolley . Palos Verdes Estates ; Alison Wrigley. Paradise Valley. Ariz .; Charlene Shugart Pomona; Nancy Hopkins. Hillsborough; Connie Jones Kirkland Wash.; Jill Liscom. Northridge; Terry Marshall. Manilla. Phillipines ; Lindsey Mead La Mesa ; Lori Mitchell. Lafayette Ind .; Janet Rappaport Sanra Ana; Dion Russell Tacoma. Wash .; Mary Pang Betsy Miller. Louise Stewart. Kathy Kashima. Palo Alto .

California Gamma. University of Southern California-March 3 1979 : Karen Alison. Lisa Cashion Kathleen De Ruff. Denise Doering Claudia Graham Newport Beach ; Lisa Barrett Fullerton; Kelly Bryan Yorba Linda ; Stacy Burkett Lisa Wilson. Laurie Wilson. Los Angeles; Paige Dooling San Rafael ; Terri Galles. Albuquerque N M.; Laurie Hansen. Susan Styli. Costa Mesa ; Kim Withrow Joanne Harding San Marino ; Jane Hodges Sanra Ana ; Karen Hoedemaker. Helen Reinhardt. Washington ; Stacey Hollister Anaheim ; Kelly Irvine. Huntington Beach ; Jacquelyn Johnstone Glenda le; Kimberley Khoury Alhambra ; Dana Kitchin. Piedmonr ; Karen Klugman. Sherman Oaks ; Paige Lademan. Erin O·Brien. Rolling Hills Estates; Claudia Lampner Los Altos ; Stephanie Luebke Sally Sharr. Mission Viejo ; Sally Metzer Greenwich. Conn .; Anne O·Neal. Los Gatos ; Marcia Oswald. Toluca Lake; Jill Pflaum. Cynthia Curtis Jill Sassa. Torrance; Gretchen Thomas Rancho Palos Verdes ; Wendi Tilton. San Diego.

California Epsilon. San Diego State University-November 12 1975 : G inge r Ho y. San Diego ; Eileen Sterk Arcadia ; Betsey Brinck EI Macero ; Su si e SC Ott Nanc y Brown. Antioch ; Lisa Turner. Pasadena ; Dawn Reynolds Calipatria; Susan Rexrode Poway; Terty Preston Yuma Ariz Februa ry 25. 19 79 : Kimberly Bello. San Diego ; Tali Brockmiller. Julie Cook Jody Tapscott Kimberly Zimmer Fullerton ; Debra Cline. Nancy Knesel Arcadia ; Robyn Dalby. Carolyn Sweiss. Newport Beach ; Laurance Fe ll ows. Ironia N.J .; Kr isty Johnson. San Francisco; Elaine Jurgensen Lexi Van Dyke Long Beach ; Debra MacDonald. Palos Verdes Estates ; Deborah Ma res. EI Cajon ; Laur ie Ann McCoy Davis ; Chris McDonald Santa Rosa ; Martha More y. Menlo Park ; Maureen Newton Ventura ; Karen Olson Laura William s. Santa Barbara ; Sarah Peggs Kentfield ; Michele Pelfini Elizabeth Wh eele r. Meg Ri chard son San Rafael ; Sallie Pfeiffer Costa Mesa ; Anne St a ger En cino ; Vic ki Van Cleave Palos Verdes

California Zeta U.c. Santa Barbara-January 20 19 79: Ann Ballard

Los Alto s H i lls ; Su si Bre slin . Valer ie Johnson . Los Angeles ; Kim Clark . Ra ncho P alos Verde s; Kath y Colwell Morag a; Sherry Corwin La Jolla ; Susan H a m il t o n Ch ic o ; Barbara Hinchman Santa Barbara ; Karen Kirb y Alh a mbra; Joy Messenger Long Beach ; Loraine Nakaji. Saratoga ; Pe sc hon Los Altos; Les li e Proll Maty Rowe Danville ; Cheryl Stammer Orange ; Diane Szabo Irvine ; Barbara Trainer Burlingame ; Joan Vieau. Pa cific P alis ade s; Patri cia Wolfe Balboa ; Chri stie Yeo San Carlo s.

California Eta University of California at Irvine - January is . 19 75 : C h ery l Co he n Ra ncho P a lo s Verde s; Lind a Ford Newhall ; Julie Hai ber EI To ro; Grace J asmine. Costa Mesa; Nedra Kayas him a . Pomona ; Anne Kra • Christy Morrison N ewp ort Beach; Poll y Ruhl Tu stin ; Sharon Wadsw ort h

Coro na D el Mar ; Ju lie Walke r Lo ng Beach ; Lisa W i nter San t a Ana

April 20. 1975 : J ulie Hecht. San Di ego ; Steph an ie Starr Palo s Verde s Estates.

O cto be r 19. 197 5 : Les lie Compton Westm inster ; Karen Chris ten sen Yor b a Lind a

February 3, 1979: Shelly Cochran, Irvine ; Roxanne Colaw, Piedmont; Liz Degener , Jill Jacobs , Suzanne Theal , Mission Viejo ; Eloise Hardy , Santa Barbara ; Linda Hirsch , Beverly Hill s; Laurie Holmstedt , Moraga ; Holly Hostrop , Palm Springs ; Gigi Johnson , Riverside ; Cecelia Kennedy , Playa Del Mar ; Dona Lewis , Lisa Russell, Tami Taecker , Jane Thomason, Newport Beach; Katie Moore , Long Beach ; Linden Moss , Woodland Hills ; Curlee-Iyn Petry, Huntington Beach ; Carol Reinheimer, Palos Verdes ; Barbara Turner, La Mirada ; Veronica Young, Altadena

Colorado Alpha, University of Colorado-Anne Amundson, Melody Arnold , Karen Ashworth , Susie Bauch, Barbie Bowen , Margaret Campodonico, Janet Coombes, Carolyn Davis, Brooke Fenton, Janet Figley , Tracey Fisher, Lisa Fortlage , Jill Garrison, Tammy Gatgers, Kathy Graves, Amy Harris , Diane Hicklen , Kathy Hron , Cindy Jones , Diana Joseph , Allison Kernahan, Kaki Logan, Karen Lutz , Linda Markham , Kathy Meyer, Linda Nichols, Terri Nisely , Lisa Nock, Nancy Payne , Debby Pearce , Suzanne Phillips , Julie Poremba, Nancy Posthauer , Donna Reid, Jennifer Richardson Cami Riley , Kathy Savage , Martha Smith , Kris Stebbins , Tracey Swain , Gretchen Wendt , Gina Williams

Colorado Beta, University of Denver-Fall, 1978: Carol Craig, Weston, Mass ; Nancy Ealy , Golden ; Jeanine Holman, Denver ; Lisa Law, New London, Conn; Ellen Maxwell, Lake Oswego, Ore ; Hope Stout, Lakewood ; Lisa Strawn, Lee Wright, Littleton

Colorado Gamma, Colorado State University- February 11, 1979 : Julie Ahrens , Casey , Ill. ; Cindy Allspach , Castle Rock ; Laurie Anderson, Ft Collins; Bonnie Bates , Morrison ; Debbie Brink , Ft Collins ; Teri Buttenob , Eng lewood; Lynn Fetterolf, Parker; Terri Groen, Denver; Susan Harding, Leawood, Kan.; Carol Jerman, Ft. Collins; Beth Kaskel, Lakewood; Kelley MacKay, Littleton; Debbie Phelps , Pueblo; Sue Powell , Wheatridge; Peggy Rink, Cindy Schwab, Englewood; McKinnon Smillie, Carefree, Ariz; Kathy Trembath , Littleton ; Kiki Wiley , Indianapolis , Ind :

Connecticut Alpha, Universiry of Connecticut-April 23, 1978 : Andrea Carroll , Newington ; Deborah Elizabeth Herr , Meriden ; Karen Leonard, Madison

January 27, 1979 : Debra Brunner , Glastonbury; Joanne Hartmann , Madison; Cynthia Marszakek, Middletown; Gail Piserchia, Norwalk; Hope Richardson , Rowayton

Florida Alpha, Stetson University - October 11,1978: Mary-Beth Horton , Miami ; Priscilla Hubbard , Jacksonville ; M. Lee McGraw, Essex Fells , N.J .; Katharine Resnik , Stockbridge, Mass, ; Suzanne 1. Till , Stuart

February 11, 19 79: Barbara Billings, Tampa ; Becky Brumfield: Winter Park; Carol Fromhagen, Atlanta, Ga.; Ann Gregory, Deland;Jeffi Kautsky, Robin Martin , Naples; Lizanne Randall, Neptune Beach ; Genivieve A Young, Cahppaque, N Y

Florida Beta, Florida State University-October 21 , 1978: Dorothy Downs, Lynn McK-enna, West Palm Beach

January 20, 1979: Alice Connor, Catherine ' Lamb, Tallahassee; Christi Alexander, Delray Beach ; Elizabeth Bostick, Mary Clingenpeel, Mary Beth Henson, Nancy Taylor, Vicky Tonn, Jacksonville ; Catherine Carratt , Lorrie Davis , Kim Sloan, Ft. Lauderdale; Patti Catena , Tampa ; Julie Fisher , Laurie Mueller, Winter Park; Media Gass, Key Biscayne ; Katrina Gray, Pensacola; Deborah Greathouse , Hindsboro , Ill. ; Kellie Griner , Cross City; Patricia Harmening, Boy ton Beach; Katherine Hatfield , Merritt Island ; Cynthia Johnson, St. Petersburg; Lisa Katros, Winter Haven; Kelly Keltner, Lynn Haven ; Wendy Refram , Zephyrhills ; Janice Rinehart, Boca Raton; Maryanne Scialla , Palm Beach Gardens ; Kimberly Westmoreland , Knoxville , Tenn

Georgia Alpha, University of Georgia-May 7, 1978 : Adele French, Mary Beth Kruer , Atlanta ; Lindy Sumner, Athens ; Susan Cook , Decatur; Rita Morrison, Marietta ; Alice Benbow , Winston-Salem, N C .; Lexey Alcorn, Victoria Tex

October 11 , 1978 : Kathryn Clark , Augusta

February 3-4, 1979 : Sandra Kenney , Cynthia Wall , Lisa Wall, Athens ; Nana Culpepper , Teresa Everert , Margaret Guise , Catherine Nort , Deirdre O'Sullivan, Leslie Plumlee, Alice Reed, Mary Rodrigue , Karen Schwab , Atlanta ; Susan Brodie , LaVaughn Brown , Kelly Pipkin , Bonnie Smith , Decatur ; Taren Nichols, Dora ville; Anna Hansen , Lou Headley , Dunwood y; Jane Teaster, LaGrange ; Angela Flippin, Lilburn ; Melan ie Martin , Elizabeth Musick, Marietta; Jennifer Seabolt, Oakwood; Kelly Eulenfeld, Peachtree City; Susan Whatley, Re yno lds ; Cyntllia Miller, Rjchland; Sheryl Pr ice, Snellville; Cynthia Shoemaker, Stone Mountain ; Nancy Harrison , Swain s-

boro ; Margaret Douglas II , Thomson; Donna Lewis , Carolyn Waters, Tucker; Karen Rockett , Waycross ; Michelle Dupree, Clearwater, Fla .; Elizabeth Hinso n , Tallahassee, Fla.; Diane Pitts , Bethesda, Md .; Margaret Carpenter, Winston -Salem , N. C. ; Gail Reeder , Princeton, N J .; Rose Mary McDaniel, Aiken , S. C .; Connie Parker , Lynchburg, Va .; Jann Robinson, Bristol, Va

Lllinois Alpha , Monmouth College-March 25, 1978 : Jeanne Bleck, Paula Heller , Kimberly Kelly November 4, 1978 : Susan Cory , Conny Davintoy, Dian Merrill , Jeanne Smith

Illi nois Epsilon, Northwestern University-January 27 , 1979: Mary Beade ll , Lincoln , Neb. ; Hilda Contreras , Oak Forest ; Lisa Dietrich , Wayzata, Minn .; Elizabeth Donadio, Rochester , Minn .; Adrienne Driftmier, Deerfield , Wis .; Stel Fine, Plantation , Fla. ; Susan Fribley , Pana ; Ann Granberry , Valparaiso , Ind .; Laura Henry , Hinsdale ; Amy Holtzman, Cliftside Park , N.J.; Kathryn Kages , Park Ridge ; Marjorie Leake, Metairie, La .; Hagit Limor , Nashville , Tenn. ; Regina Morrow, Pittsford, N . Y .; Lori Rhodes, Kenda ll ville, Ind .; Janet Roller, Elmhurst; Erin Shields, Chicago ; Judith Soloman , Adrienne Sweet , Chicago; Lori Turk, Richfield, Minn .; Evelyn Twine , Chicago; Mary Videka , Flossmoor; Julie Wallace, Grand Rapids, Mich.

Illin ois Zeta, University of Illinois-January 27, 1979 : Bonnie Oldham, Susan Aeschliman , Wheaton; Julia Allen, Seymour, Ind .; Kathy Bailey, Bloomi ngton ; Shawn Bales, Arling'ton Heights ; Barb Bitner , Litchfield ; Karen Brandon , Taylorville ; Deanna Butler, Mary Pat Casey, Mary Pistorius, Springfield; Heather Carrwright, De Kalb ; Colleen Casserly, Tracy Cleland, Champaign; Anne Clayton, Freeport ; Amy Couture, Belleville ; Jill Dowell, Colfax ; Sue Fenstermaker , Sycamore ; Kathleen Guinan, Petersburg ; Sue Hill, La Grange ; Janie Husa , Jacksonville; Darcy Ibach , Naperville ; Lari Jackson , Decatur ; Madeline Kane, Wilmette; Bobbie Kruger , Mantino; Kathy Muser , Chicago ; Libbey Parkhurst , Moline ; Rhonda Rutledge, Northbrook ; J ud y Schmidt, Mt Prospect ; Judy Skeehan , Barrington; Vicky Virgin, Lebano n ; Diane Wheeler , Pekin ; Kate Ziff, Urbana

Illi n ois Eta, Millikin University-March I, 1979: Laura Boehm , Julie Gray , Colleen Heneghan , Ju lie Moore, D iane Teason, Dee Bromley, Lynn Cocagn e , Bridget Devlin, Jean D iepholz, Pam Jacobs, Nancy Johnson, Kyri Merbitz , Kelly Serafini ,Jean Simpson

Illin ois Theta , Bradley University-September 17 , 1978 : Susan Gorecki, Calumet City; Kathleen Griesser, Park Ridge ; Georgene O'Rourke, Evergreen Park; Sylvette Ortiz , Levittown Puerto Rico

Feb ruary 18 , 1979 : Julia Berggren, Quincy; Jean Casserly, Jayne Christensen, Mary Beth Donovan, Michelle Locascio , Mary O'Donahue, Chicago; Annette Early, East Peoria ; Caroline Gorman, Diane Jacobs, Dana Simpson , Peoria ; Karen Hoffman, Hickory Hills ; Sue Hoffman, DeKalb; Suzie Kilgore , Webster Groves , Mo. ; Ashley Knight, Wood River, Mo .; Karin Kurp, Arlington Heights ; Jennifer Maserang, Collinsville; Amy McBride , Canton , Mo. ; Jenny Nolan, Chestetfield , Mo .; Debbie Schnese, Schaumberg ; Te rr y Wildhaber, Marine ; Beth Willenraiter , Tremont.

Illin ois Iota, Illinois State University-August 26, 1978: Sue Artemenko, Des Pla ines; Mary BartSch , Arlington Heights; Kaye Duewer, Waverly; Gail Galatte , Palos Hills ; Mary Hackett, Flossmoor ; Bonita Lamb, Taylorville; Janice Maschio, Elmhurst ; Kerry Miller , ' Blue Mound ; Janet Niestrom, Downers Grove; Connie Oller, Morton; Maryalice Roberston , Vernon Hills.

India na Alpha, Franklin College-September 3, 1978: Janet Petersen, Bedford

February 10, 1979 : Joni Anderson, Pine Village; Jennifer Wellman , Merriville; Sue Ellen Scott , Beth Gilliland, Janet RobertSon, Franklin; Kimbe rle Smith , Matawan , N.J .; Polly Billheimer, Nashville ; Sarah Myers , Gary;Jeannine Swain , Kimmell

Indiana Gamma , Butler Universiry-September 30, 1978 : Susan Black, Chagrin Falls , Ohio ; Jean Stucker , Hinsdale , Ill.

February 10 1979: Janet Albea , Anderson ; Kathy Anderson , Judy McMah on , Mishawaka; Janet Andresen, Northbrook, Ill.; Lisa Colvin , Melrose, Mass ; Christie Grueninger , Tracy Hansen , Lisa Klingenberger , Indianapolis; Lynn Hadley , Cindy Rutledge , Danville ; Michelle Human , Merrivil le ; Annie Klausing, Leipsic , Ohio ; Karen Koehler , Cincinnati , Ohio ; Julie Me hling , Alexandria ; Karen Smith, Seymour ; Teresa Welte , Eberfeld

Indiana Delta , Purdue University - Valerie Berger , Dayton , Oh io; Mariann Bolmarcic h , Babylon , N Y.; Linda Buchanan , Munster ; Debra Christy , Noblesville ; Alicia Cox , Monticello ; Jan Fair , Danville ; Mona Franklin, Egg Harbor Twp., N.J. ; Patti Glowacki , Oakfield, N.Y. ; Rhonda Guard, Lebanon ; Anne Hall, Margaret Moorhead, Pam Vogel , Indianapolis ; Julie Hauser ,.. Lynda Muncie ; Lafayette , Sharon Hines , East Lansing , Mich .; Tamara Kelling , Milwaukee, Wis .; Hilary Kralis, Warsaw ; Debbie Lehman, Upper St Clair, Pa. ; Rebecca Mast, Kokomo ; Jeanne Novas , Arlington Heights , III. ; Kathy Piccillo, Hamburg, N Y .; Terri Rhodes , Plainfield ; Kim Starczewski, Gary ; Janet Thornton , Elkhan; Jodi Zarosi , Barrington, III ; Mary Vasiliou, Elkhart

Indiana Epsilon, DePauw University-October 14, 1978: Becky Beavers , Terre Haute ; Julie Durin , Cedar Rapids , Iowa ; Sheila Horn, Romney ; Cathy Jones, Carmel ; Julie Schwarz, Waukegan III ; Stephany Speicher, North Manchester ; Martha Way, Zionsville; Martha Weber , Lake Forest, III. ; Judy Yount , Franklin.

February 24, 1979 : Pam Arbuckle, JoAnn Reinacker , Indianapolis; Leslie Buntain , Winnetka , III .; Amy Cannon , Decatur , III .; Tracy Cochran , Hinsdale , III .; Steph Craft, Crawfordsville; Flo Davis , Flossmoor , III .; Susie East, Karen Morton , Evansville; Mary Beth Flurry, Barrington, III.; Mary Grote, Laura Hays , Susie Horstmann, St Louis , Mo .; Karen Goebel, Bloomfield Hills , Mich.; Debbie Hack , Godfrey , III. ; Anne Guild, Plymouth; Janis Jones , Monticello ; Julie iCiritsis, Mooresville ; Kim Leonard, Downingtown, Pa .; Shelley Lescak, Highland; Tammy Maione, Bonnie Spindler, South Bend; Missy Martin, Waynetown ; Kara Moseley , Valparaiso; Mimi Mullen , Manchester , Mo.; Betsy Nelson, Fairway, Kan .; Dotsy Quinlan , Cincinnati, Ohio; Nancy Rider , Greenwich , Conn.; Chris Sbooter, Carmel ; Christy Smith, Naperville, Ill .; Linda Steil, Oak Brook, III. ; Sue Stevenson , Glencoe, III.; Cindy Swearingen, Des Peres, Mo .;- Ann Thompson, Kenilworth,I1I.

Indiana Zeta, Ball State University-September 30, 1978 : Deb Grile , Jane Thomas,Julie Ell, Susan Tarnow

February 10 , 1979 : Karen Bates, Lynda Berdusco, Becky Birt, Debbie Bowles , Patty Calvin, Cindy Duke , Terri Elixman , Geneva Fehling , Tina Hudson, Krystn Kaub, Kim King , Cathy Laker, Brenda Largent , Diane McCallister , Ann Neff, Allison Peddicord , Carrie Peterson, Tracy Pribble , Diane Ray, Linda Sandhage, Cathy Solmon , Deidra Webb , Cheryl Wilburn , Nancy Williams, Cathy Wright, Mary Grace Walsh , Laura Soderstrom

Indiana Eta, Indiana -Purdue at Fort Wayne-January 20, 1979 : Valerie Adamson , Eve Colchin, Donna Del Priore , Terri Faulk , Ann Haller, Laura Lindsay , Kim McQuade , Lynn Ruckman, Sara Rummage , Carol Russell , Chris Schneider , Sally Slick , Anne Steckbeck , Beth Watson.

Iowa Alpba, Iowa Wesleyan College-September 9, 1978: Kristy Schloss; Riverside

March 3, 1978 : Ann Marie Chiero , Elk Grove Village, III. ; Nanette Flaherty, Morton , III.; Jody Rae Henderson, Anamosa; Jeanne Schantz, Washington; Shari Ann Stout , Ainsworth ; JoAnn Lynn Thorson, Attica.

Iowa Beta, Simpson College-Marcb 4, 1979 : Mary Yori, Ankeny ; Bergman , Dike ; Christine Cardamon , Rondelle Klimowski , Tami Miller, Des Moines.

Iowa Gamma, Iowa State University-February 11, 1979 : Marcia Campbell, Washington ; Amy Creel, Cherokee; Sally Eckert , Susan Eckert , Kyle Hanna , Kathy Kimmel, Pan Lietz , Davenport ; Kate Hopkins, Omaha , Nebr .; Suzanne Hurd , Fort Wayne , Ind .; Ann McWilliam , Jefferso n ; Judy Montgomery, Arlington Heights, III.; Barb Naber, Reba Roof, Cedar Rapids; Sean Oakle y, Holstein ; Liddy Rogers, Shell y Thompson, Iowa City; Tanna Siefert, Des Moines ; Susan Scheuerman , Lake Elmo , Minn .; Alicia Tessling, Northbrook, III .; Tricia Tierney , Dubuque ; Carol yn Woodcock , St Paul, Minn .; Allison Smith, Cathy Yugend, Indianola.

Iowa Zeta, University of Iowa -Fe bruary 10, 1979: Tracy Noser, Iowa City; Stepbanie Johansen, Debbie Linford , Elizabeth McDermott , Des Moines; Barb Brady , Barb Ebert , Julie Post , Ames ; D iane Anderson , Union; Kim Flaherty, Davenport ; Kim Forsythe, Cedar Rap i d s; Carol Gorman, Winte rset; Kristie Keefe, Eldridge; Madeleine McKee, Muscatine; Judy Oebrle, Dubuque ; Lisa Robinson , Burl ington; Teri Shafer, Eldora; Amy Smith , Sioux City; Cornelia Braun , Lake Bluff, III. ; Debbie Fishman, Highland Park , III.; Lor i Lauten , Mundelein , III ; Nancy Rubel , Glencoe, III .; Ca thieJaeger, Madison , Wis

Kansas Alpba, University of Kansas -November 30, 1978: Susan Claassen , Newton; Jennifer Jackson , Topeka ; Katie Kearney, Lake Forest, III .; Sand y Knox, Salina; Blai r Sue Meador, Oak Park , Fla .; Judy Pillar , Wichita ; Nancy Ri z ley, Tu lsa, Okla

Kansas Beta , Kansas State University-Augu st 29, 1978: Marla Neelly, Kansa s City ; Cindy Re mbolt , Kansas City , Mo • February 10, 1979: Susan Flemming, Sally Onken , McPherson ; Dianne Danner , Hania Shaheed , Manhattan ; Julie Bunck , Everest ; Teresa Larson , Hiawatha ; Connie Fagan , Leawood ; KathiJanne , Linda Conn, Kansas City ; Jud y Palen, Scott City ; Kelli Stromgren , Hays; Darla Hall, DeKalb , Mo ; Julia Dalbom , Clovis, N.M .; Kathryn Sargent , Wichita ; Susan Oltjen, Robinson ; Karen Fogo , EI Dorado; Meg Schwensen , Clay Center ; Lynn Randall, Wakeeney ; Debbie Stock , Leavenworth

Kentucky Alpba, University of Louisville-February 4, 1979 : Patry Gagel, LisaJohnson, Kim Kays , Lisa Koltveit , Kim Koshewa, Elisabeth Long , Laurie Mazzoni , Judy Muller , Susan Schaefer , Sherri Schupp, Denise Scott , Suzy Sexton , Louis ville

Kentucky Beta, University of Kentucky-August 19 ; 1978 : Leta Dicken, Alexandria ; Debbie Fries , West Point; Lori Buchan, Columbus, Ohio; Judy Score , Rocky River , Ohio ; Sandra Schroat , Frankfort ; Kelly Williams, Murry

January 27 , 1979 : Suzanne Alford , Sally Noe, Stanford; Ann Sanford, Columbus, Ohio; Anna Kay Austin, Owensboro ; Claire Borgman , Linda Miller , Leigh Ann Jones , Fay Dorval, Louisville; Lisa Slatin, Patricia Holloway , Julie Ross , Mary Claire Canton, Lexington; Judy Donnelly, Inkster, Mich.; Karen Ferguson , Elkhart, Ind. ; Mary Jo Hurst , Bardstown; Terry Smith , Ashland; Nora Ann Spalding , New Haven ; Laura Smith, Arlington, III.; Donna Schuller, Rocky River, Ohio; Karen Miller , Shepherdsville; Julie Netcher , Scott Depot , W Va .; Valerie Garrison, Hickman ; Mary Pat Cullinane , Cincinnati, Ohio ; Terri Snide, Dayton , Ohio.

Kentucky Gamma, Eastern Kentucky University-September 23, 1978: Cess Perry, Dayton , Ohio ; Becky Lykins , Bev Vance , West Liberty; Holly Neff, Dale , Ind

February 3, 19 79: Janet Cole , Lisa Griffin , Lexington ; Diane Davis , Galloway , Ohio; Stephanie Geromes, Martha Neef, Terry Ouzts, Vicki Rollins , Louisville; Cheryl Goldsmith, Elizabethtown ; Kathy Morreau , Paducah ; Kim Niederhelman , Montgomery, Ohio

Louisiana Alpha, Newcomb College-February 11 , 1979: Margie Schwegmann , Mary Ellen Caraway, Priscilla Ellis, Tina Gibert , Carey Watters , Bridget Whalen, New Orleans ; Luci Amberson , Adrienne Atwell, San Antonio , Tex.; Ka y Anderson, Fort Worth , Tex .; Carrie Bratton , Margaret Wilson , Houston , Tex .; Jennifer Gandy , Corpus Christi , Tex .; Susie Low , Dallas, Tex.; Hilda Penn, Austin Tex.; Jean Williams, Waxahachie , Tex.; Martha Waggaman , Vero Beach, Fla .; Maki San Miguel, Thibideaux ; Carol Salot, Lynn Maddox , Louisville , Ky .; Sarah Derr, Makati Rizal, Philippines ; Melinda Harvey , Tallahassee, Fla .; Holly Hobson, Connie Hobson , Annapolis, Md .; Margaret Hu ck, St. Louis , Mo .; Meg Meurer, Bloomfield Hills , Mich .; Lisa Moore , Marian Quackenboss , Memphis , Tenn ; Elizabeth Re ynolds , Oklahoma City, Ok .; Eleanore Rhanghos , Savannah , Ga .; Janet White Kemp ,Ja net Ro ss Purd y, New Orleans (Baylor); Beth Clark, Columbus , Ohio

Louisiana Beta , Louisiana State Universiry-Kathryn Rogers , Goleta, Calif.; Jennifer James, Austin, Tex .; Debra Short , Northfield, III .; Julie Evans , Greenville, Miss .; Stacy McKinley, North Olmsted, Ohio; Julie Bolton , Karen Calkins , Kim Curry, Connie Evans , Lauren Herbert , Nancy Landry, Martha Levert , Susana Lozada , Lisa Lupo , Tammy Ozley, Shannon Sweeney, J ill Thomas, Baton Rouge ; Sara Adams, Boss ier City; Lorraine De sl atte, Centerville; Karen Bethke , Covington; Stacie Melanco n , Lisa Sotile, Donaldsonville ; Jacqui Gautreau , Jeanine Gautreau , Gonzales ; Carmel Waggenspack, Houma; Annette Hank s, Kaplan ; Jana - Brown , Suzanne Cotton, Nanette Sonnier , Lafayette; Cathy Elender, Jane Peters , Lake Cbarles ; Darren Drake, Sarah Fritts, Metairie ; Loretta Rivers, Monroe ; Melissa Cloutier , Ellen Sutton, Natchitoches; Margaret Brooks , Courtney Clement, Mollie Filosrrat, Deborah McC ra cke n , Pamela Reinhardt , New Orleans ; Tamara Hicks, Pineville ; Lisa Freeman, Plaquemine ; Leeza Arango, Raceland; Tracy Chappuis , Ra yne; Sandra Braswell , Nancy Davis , Suzanne Pearce , Katherine Smith , Shreveport; Heide Gravois , Vacherie .

Maine Alpha, University of Maine-September 25, 1976: Kristie Mapes, Springvale; Moira Tryon, Wilmington , De l.; Wynne Graves, Ringwood,

NJ ; Manha Cyr, Cape Elizabeth; Sue Bosley , Hampden ; Sue Cyr , Van Buren

April 2, 1977 : Cole , Bangor ; Sandie White , Orono ; Sheridan Lafayette , Winterpon ; Kim Deveau, Jo Anna Totman , Jo Linda Totman, Kathy Perry, Hampden; Claudia Lowd , Randolf, Mass .; Kathy Mahoney, South Portland ; Donna Uttley , North Andover, Mass Jane Anthonakes, Needam, Mass .; Dawn Murray, Gardiner

September 23 , 1977: Martha McWilliams, Canton, Mass

Nove m ber 12 , 1977 : Mary Levesque, Auburn; Diane Lecompte , Lewiston ; Karen Steinen, Cape Elizabeth ; Laura Nichols , Philadelphia, Pa .; Ann Sheenan , Sciruate, Mass.

March 11 , 1978 : Elaine Currier, Lincoln; Lisa Shinay, Waterville ; Mary Brackett , Scarborough ; Cindy Pikelis, Millinocket; Jo Lynne Tarr, Eliot ; Brenda La Roche , Morrill ; Sherri Jackson, Guilford ; Lisa Raymond , Orono ; Andrea Bucuzzo , Haverhill , Mass .; Sandie Caron , Brewer ; Linda Pettinato , Bridgeton

September 18 , 1978: Colleen Trainor , Cumberland

November 4, 1978 : Manha Lancaster , Charleston, WV; Diane Morrow, Van Buren; Kim Naviaux , Coventry , Conn .; Barb Rafter, Succasunna, NJ; Tammy Rourke, Orono

March 17,1979 : Lee Blumenstock, Old Town ; Debbie Cooley , Canaan ; Diane Haug, Waterville; Cheryl La Flamme, Old Town ; Carol Rutan, NJ; Kris Schott, Lewiston; Kathy Strout, Bangor

Massachusetts Alpha, Boston University-April 22, 1978 : Karen Dohner, Baytown, Tex ; Elizabeth Ramirez, EI Paso, Tex .; Wendy Wagner, Scotia, N Y

Michigan Alpha, Hillsdale College-March 16, 1979 : Molly Newell , Potomoc, Md .; Sue Smith, Bay Village, Ohio; Janice Swanson, Traverse City; Katie Timmons , Columbus , Ohio ; Pat Urschel, Toledo, Ohio

Mich ig a n Be t a, Universiry of Mich iga n -Fall, 1978: Astrid Caicedo, Amy Conlin, Sabrina Ford, Margaret Gergely , Pene Harrison, Mimi Herrington , Karla Kantrow, Lori Leslie ,Janice Luvera, Pat Thomas, Julie Webster. February, 1979: Sharon Aravosis, Nancy Blair, Lee Ann Cunningham, Linda Farwell, Carol Higgins, Ruth Kaufman, Heidi Kaul, Cathy Keyes, Ellen Lindquist, Wendy Maeda, Sarah Marek, Lynette Neal, Catherine Nichols, Corinne Ranger, Susan Reade, Beth Savage, Christie Schwyn, Carolin Sto d dard, Marianne Tho m as Emily Tobin. Gretchen Verrneulen , Susa n Wel d on. Isabelle Williams

Mississippi Alpha, University of Southern Mississippi-February 17 , 1979 ; Shanna Bullard, Terri Jene Case , Shelley Migues. Biloxi ; Mary Loflin. Clinton; Dorris Harrod, Beth Perkins, Gulfport; Alenda Woods, Jackson; Lydia Steiner, Laurel; Pauicia Franklin, Long Beach ; Melissa Gordon, Marigold ; Linda Rose, Meridian; Bettye Coghlan, Newton; Jerrie Saucier, Picayune ; Myra Gilmore. Purvis; Rhonda Ivy , Quitman; Cassandra Addor. Nancy Cook, Vicksburg; Teresa Holmes. Wiggins.

Mississippi Beta, University of Mississippi-February 4, 1979 : Sheila Baldwin, Felicia Rabito. Angela Dickson , Cathy Middlebrook, Jenny Moss , Kathy Brabec, Martha Ray, Debbie Ryan, Susan Shaklett , Mary Dallriva, Debbie Brashier, Sara Marks, Kell Harper, Natalie Burns , Yvonne Gilbreck. Mareen McCarthy, Melissa Walker, Debra Phillips, Lisa Sherman, Grace Hull, Esther Wenczl, Jennie Whitt, Elizabeth Partlow, Bonnie McNew, Heidi Schmitz, Shannon Kimbrough, Mary Patton, Shellye Vines, Lauren Ives. Leslie A Rohan, Kathleen McCanhy , Marilynne Harris , Carol Holt , Dana Auer,Jane Alexander

Missouri Al p ha, Unive rsity of Missouri-August 19, 1978 : Margaret Hayob, Marshall ; Michele Sargeant, Sikeston

February 16, 1979: Laura Anderson, Independence; Diana Baynham, Kathy Berry, Gail Hanson. Kansas City; Susan Bloess. Sedalia ; Nancy Bohannon, Kerry Duncan, Sikeston; Brenda Burnett, Leigh Ann Clough, Liberty; Martha Craine, Ballwin ; Nancy Dickens, Cindy Willman, St . Joesph ; Sally Ellifrit, Julie Vanlandingham. Columbia; Mary Lewis , Cape Girardeau ; Sally Lusk, Platte Ciry ; Linda Manes, Sally Schell , Jefferson Ciry , Amy Mechlin, Macon. Kim Mucke. Lee's Summit ; Helen Mueller, Joplin ; Elaine Reichman, Des Peres; Anne Shaughnessy, St Louis ; Karen Sletten , Kirkwood ; Anna Van Hout , Boonville ; Sherri Wynn , Nevada ; Dana Degenhan , Blue Springs

Missouri Beta, Washington Universiry-January 21, 1979 : Liz Bettleheim , Lyndee Burt , Carol Eckstein , Simone Eichac ker , Cheri Gassel Laura Kistner, Peggy Klein, Susan Klotz , Karen Kramer, Judy Linka, Kyle Matmuller , Alison Robbins , Carin Rubin .

Montana Alpha, Montana State University-April 15 , 19 78 : Laurie Graf, Billings ; Janet Kiely , Butte ; Kimberly Perryman , Worland , Wyo .; Vicky Vadala. Kalispell ; Sarah Schoo, Buffalo , W yo.

September 12 , 1978 : Laurie Hageman , Laramie , Wyo .; Jeanne Young , Great Falls

January 20 , 1979 : Cindi Casagranda Butte ; Susan Clyatt. Frenchtown ; Kate Hahn, Billings ; Susan Huntly. Wisdom ; Zoe Ann Kaisler, Bozeman ; Pamela Knowlyen. Noxon ; Linda Woods , Inverness

Nebraska Beta, University of Nebraska-February 23 1979 : Janice Birk , Bellevue ; Jackie Schall , Broken Bow ; Shelly Raitt, Kelli Tooley, Columbus ; Kylie Smith , Gordon ; Mary Meston, Grand Island; Barb Beck. Pam Smith, Robin McKone. Hastings ; Rhonda Rogers. Lexington; Kathy Brady , Sheila French. Betb Watkins , Lincoln ; Sonja Barton. Kim Berguin , Roseanne Graham Deb Hartfor , Margo Houseworth , Judy Huerter. Judy Little, Kelly Park , Pam Shald , Marguerite Vacanti Jeanne Weatberly, Omaha ; Dottie Feik , North Platte ; Janice Kallweit , Platte Center; Lori Pasonault, Rising City ; Deb Suaub. Syracuse

Nevada Alpha , University of Nevada - October 6. 1978 : Lisa Gianoli , Ely ; Barbara Chimits , Jill Holderman, Reno

February 9. 1979 : Kim Berkshire. Redlands. Calif.; Kathleen Meiners. Glendale. Calif.; Pam Stronge, Bakersfield, Calif. ; Jaymie Morris , Renee Welles. Las Vegas ; Susan Uhalde , Ely ; Tammy Atgeres , Kelly Baker. Brenda Becker, Julie Hueftle , Jane Lazovich, Marie Ramsey. Susan Trounday , Kristi Walters, Meg Peterman. Janet Getto , Reno

New Mexico Alpha, University of New Mexico-September 9 , 1978 : Frances Eckert, Mona Ghattas, Laurel Case. Albuquerque ; Deborah Forsman, Tulsa , Okla.; Helen Hayes, Carlsbad

Spring 1979 : Theresa Mahoney. Leslie Foster, Beth Day, June Parker, Jane Bultman Albuquerque ; Mary Miller, Red River ; Leigh Brandebury , Santa Fe; Sandra Rosendale, Carol Schwarz, Ann Mowry, Albuquerque.

New Mexico Beta, New Mexico State University-October 7. 1978 : Sarah McCahon, Lynda ' Paulsen, Sandy Williams, Albuquerque ; Monica Mills, Artesia; Jan McCarty , Alamogordo ; Valerie Essary Las Cruces; Jackie Studdard. Roswell.

March 3, 1979 : Tonya Alverez, Carmen Garza, Karen Grossklaus. Linda McCabe. Las Cruces; Cher Berner, Denver, Iowa; Janet Floyd, Roswell ; Rene Gregory. Farmington; Claire Hudson, House ; Sandy Jansen, Beth Kelly, Cynde Koury, Rulleen Lazull , Kristin Schultz , Michelle Wimpling, Susan Yeich, Albuquerque ; Robbie Rowe, Cari Skillman. Silver City ; Karen Rahe Hobbs

New Yotk Alpha, Syracuse University-Debroah E Becque, Orange, Conn .; Susan Davies. Marcellus ; Karen Gabriel. Syracuse ; Kristen Lombard , Washington , D C. ; Patricia O'Donnell, Larchmont ; Lisa Ross, Walton ; Marilyn Stevens, Madison N ].; Pamela Tiger, Denville, N.J .; Angela R Vigliotti. Esther Vigliotti , Syracuse .

New York Gamma, St Lawrence University-October 28. 1978 : Beth Hanggeli, Succasunna , N.J

November 11 , 1978 : Susan O'Day , New York

New York Delta, Cornell University-September 9, 1978 : Patricia Bahr, Kalispell, Mont.; Vera Brandt, PorrJefferson; Carol Buder, Clinton ; Kathleen Cote, Somerset, Mass .; Lori Cowley, Wayland ; Mary Ellen Cox, Mendham. NJ ; Laura Dake, Saratoga Springs; Ann Farnswotth, Boston. Mass .; Jill Flack. Wilmington, Del. ; Naomi Gelzer, Winston-Salem, NC; Heidi Grasberger, PittSford; Diane Held, Binghamton; Sigrid Klich, Hamburg, Germany; Joanne Langhauser. Feura Bush; Cathy Marcucci, Mechanicsburg, Pa. ; Mary Jane Marlinski, Hamburg; Tara Milhaupt, Lodi. Wis .; Sarah Murray , Westfield, J ; Paula Nolan, Itbaca; Gretchen Pankow, Buffalo; Amy Pemula , Shaker Heights, Ohio ; Sharon Raymond , Harrington Park , NJ ; Jennifer Read , Rochester ; Cynthia Rohrbeck State College , Pa. ; Susan Scanlon, Fair Haven , NJ ; Rosemary Schraurh, Hamburg ; Barbara Sherbon , Lansing ; Cathy Theron , West Simsbury, Conn .; Sandra Waring , Derby

North Carolina Alpha, University of North Carolina-August 28, 1978: Lanny Bennett , Margaret Clements, Raleigh ; Eleanor Morgan , Shelby ; Heidi Hatfield, Winston-Salem; Margaret Scott, Wilmington February II, 1979: Beth Avera , Kathy Kolb, Mary Ann Rickert , WinstonSalem; Laura Bowles , Greensboro ; Allison Brooks , Neely Currin , Durham ;

Wend y Bryant , Mooresville ; Margare t Churn, Raleigh ; Tori Clement , Greenv ille ; Perry Dowd, Emma Gover , Charlotte ; Sally Hardison , Wadesboro ; Caroline Ives , Cece Lippitt , New Bern ; Page Pless , Asheville ; Sue Saunders , Oulander ; Suzanne Tanner , Rutherfordton ; Crickett Cassedy , Tallahasse , Fla .; Ann Cox , Marshalltown , Iowa ; Beth Danis , Lexington , Ky ; Lisa Dodson, Cahappaqua, N Y .; Marie Dupre, Lyn Hardwick , Linda Kulman, Martha Mattingly , Eleanor Winborne, Atlanta ; Carol Fri, Kate Wellford , Memphis , Tenn. ; Katherine Hancock, Bluffton, S c. ; Kathy Koelle , Wilmington, Del. ; Libby Mathiason , Potomac , Md .; Paula Murray , Middletown , Ohio ; Pam Sigal , Torrington , Conn ; Ginger Tipton , Nashville , Tenn

North Carolina Beta, Duke University-September 24, 1978 : Alice Aixala , Miami, Fla. ; Julie Barry, Ormond Beach , Fla .; Cheryl Bondy, Wilmette, III.; Stacie Christie, Randallstown , Md ; Julie Crothers, Karen Reid, Lancaster, Pa. ; Julie Fansler, Indianapolis, Ind .; Jane Farley, Greenville ; Evamarie Gaviotis, Wayne, N ).; Nancy Glankler , Cincinatti , Ohio ; Jan Guenther, Barrington , III. ; Jenny Johnson , Reidsville; Becky Koehler, St . Louis, Mo .; Millie Lee , Southern Pines; Mary Lou Lindegren, Maura Lyren , Riverside , Conn ; Shelagh Markey , Summit , N ). ; Lori Matia , Cleveland Heights, Ohio; Tara McCarthy, Garden City , N Y.; Sharon Rather , Milwaukee, Wis ; Bonnie Roberts, Anne Simms, Atlanta, Ga.; Leslie Ruda, Bethesda, Md. ; Margaret Simpson , Berkeley, Calif.; Laura Steinschneider, Westport, Conn .; Eileen Tomaselli, Pearl River, N.Y ; Elizabeth Tredwell, Pleasantville , N Y .; Amy Waldo Hillsdale , N.Y .; Betsy Williams. Lynchburg. Va ; Liz Wineland. Alexandria Va.

North Dakota Alpha, University of North Dakota-Gail Beck. Fessenden; LuAnn Diehl Hillsboro; Beth Elkington. Grand Rapids; Claire Goddard. Ellendale; Kathie Hendrickson Kerry Taylor. Grand Forks; Karen Jenson Minneapolis Minn .; Vicki Klipfel. Ashley; Monique Knox. Fisher; Denise LaQua Minot; Renee Lean. Lisa Schraufek Sue Stottler. Fargo; Joan Morris Jamestown; Cindy Nordquist Washburn ; Mary Schmitz. Heimdal.

Ohio Beta, Ohio State University-September 28. 1978 : Di Ann Bucher. Krista Virgilio. Centerville ; Kayla Fitz. Middletown

February 11 1979 : Jamie Elson Karen Kier Cincinnati ; Donna Carpenter. Lebanon; Terry Bennett Toledo; Kirston Fornell. Dover. Del. ; Debra Gabel. Linda Serenius. Mary Thomas. Centerville ; Jennifer Gafford. Dublin; Lisa Herms. PortSmouth ; Janis Johnson. Venetia Orlandi , Pittsburgh. Pa ; Kim Hiles. Bay Village; Carol Kendall, Nancy Kerber. Laurie Simon. Cindy Gardier , Lisa Harp. Janet Rader. Columbus ; Sue Squire Defiance; Karen Welch Springfield

Ohio Delta, Ohio Wesleyan University-February 4. 1979: Carolyn Chicoine. Grosse Pointe Mich .; Melissa Dewall Dayton ; Stacey Ryen Oradell N.J .; Polly Brown. Chagrin Falls; Darlene Cheshire. Riverhead. N . Y . ; Camela Chop , Hanover . Mass .; Susan Cooper . Port Washington , N Y ; Constance Eliopulos Delaware ; Betsy Foltz Cherry Hill N.J.; Elizabeth Horace Birmingham Mich ; Deborah Lenzycki. Norwalk, Conn .; Melody McDaniel. Cincinnati ; Elizabeth Mersereau. E Grand Rapids. Mich .; Beth Reed Malibu Calif.; Alexandra Ritchie. Wynnewood. Pa .; Elizabeth Safford Shaker Heights ; Dawn Schnably Westminster. Md .; Valorie Schwarzmann. Marlborough. Conn

Ohio Epsilon , University of Toledo - March 12 , 1978 : Jackie Berkey. Ann Feldstein Cheryl Merkle. Phyllis O·Brien Elizabeth Pfeiffer Cynthia Spinazze Tami Spoerl Emily Steinmetz Toledo February 18 1979: Patti Casper Kathy Demko Karen Gunther Kelly Hayne s. Sue Jani cki Laurie Mitchell Cindy Robb Shelli Spinazzi Karen Studer. Marcia White

Ohio Zeta, Miami University - January 27 , 19 79 : Julie Bell. Karen Brogen , Joannie Budde . Lisa Carpenter . Mamie Dalton . Ann Davies . Carol Draheim . Trac y Flanigan , Mim i Flynn C i ndy Jakes Jody Kapp, Kris Keil Judy Larch. Lauren Lauflin Jan e Lombardi Holl y Miracle. Mary Nally , Jill Radar Debbie Rose Diane Siles Nancy Stover Amy Trace. Lori Zettler , Ohio ; Laura Blue Linda Larsen S C .; Heather Burns N Y .; Ronee Gawrych , Va .; Carol yn Hemmer , Ky ; Sue Suelte r , Ind .; Connie Sweeny Mo .; Cath y Vivian Mich

Ohio Eta , Denison Universiry - Apri l 9, 197 8 : Leslie Add ington , Chicago III .; Katherine Alder Dover Mass.; Wendy Bainbridge Jane Bell. Shaker He ights ; Linda Balzac Scarsdale N Y .; La ura Bradley Fort Wayne Ind .; Kimberly Cleary , DeWitt , N Y ; Kathryn Cullen Youngstown ; Jill Den-

ison Mclean Va. ; Martha Dunbar , Louisville Ky .; Christine Eldridge Springfield ; Nanc y Ennvistl y. Meadowbrook Pa .; Karen Erck. Rockv i lle , Md .; Anne Gehron , Alexandria Va .; Mary Elizabeth Goodwin Charleston , W V .; Su zanne Gui se , Ann Arbor Mich .; Deborah Hayes PittSburgh. Pa .; Jennifer Huettner. Madison. N.J .; Deborah Jones Leslie McCoy Cincinnati ; Dristen Lundstrom , North Canton ; Kimberly Maxwell. Lewisburg , Pa .; Kathryn Otto St. Louis. Mo ; Laura Rademacher Chelsea. Mich .; Catherine Ray, Columbus; Sarah Rogers. Moorestown. N.J .; Sandra Smith. Grosse Pointe. Mich ; Hilary Thornton , Ottowa III .; Gail Weiss Phoenix , Ariz

September 26 1978 : Juliann Godine. Charlottesville. Va ; Kendra Grandberg, Elizabeth , N ). ; Elizabeth Lubrano Hingham. Mass

Oklahoma Alpha, University of Oklahoma-Lisa Blankenship. Susan Britt Jill Brundrett Louann Buhlinger. Melany Carroll. Harriet Chenault Christi Cox Deborah Detamore Harriet Dickson. Pamela Dunn. Jennifer Eve Kelly Firestone. Jana Floyd.Jill Gale Julie Griffin Darla Grob Starlene Hindabrand. Kimberly Hyde. Karen Kemp. Lynn Lafevers. Kathy Lynn. Kathy Machel. Beth Martin. Laura Mason. Teresa Randolph. Cari Sanborn. Teri Skinner. Stephanie Solow. Joy Stephens, Mary Sullivan. Jana Swales , Casidy Ward, Cynthia Whitman Rebecca Worrell

Oklahoma Beta, Oklahoma State University-August 14. 1978: Tracy Nelson. Enid

February 24. 1979: Anna Gavula. Lucy Grubin, Jill Herndon. Julie McWilliams. Tari Tibbets. Jan Warlick. Angie York Oklahoma City; Linda Alexander. Bebi Beck. Kim Burns. Carol Edwards. Mrs R Paul Henry. Rosanna Rist. Tulsa; Terrica Duncan. Lanna Humphrey. Tina Keeling. Lori Nelson. Lucy Stephenson. Enid ; Teri Crossland. Pam Kasner. Altus; Leigh Ann Ferrell. Laura Ward. Norman ; Kim Ryan Bartlesville ; Susan Anthis. Boise. Idaho; Tracey Waterfield. Canadian. Tex.; Alesia Peterson. Columbus. Ohio; Cathey Frazier. Hominy ; Annie Douglas, Lafayette. La.; Jennie Huvendick. Lansing. Kan ; Becky Krittenbrink. Medford; Kathy Gibbens. Muskogee ; Anne Robinson. Overland Park. Kan ; Dana McArghur. Ponca City ; Lakeita Hurley. Sallisaw; Rikki Norgaard. Stillwater ; Kim Wilson. Woodward

Ontario Beta, University of Western Ontario-September 22. 1978 : Kathryn Brown. London; Cathleen Carrel Thunder Bay; Julie Daines Montreal. Quebec ; Janet Dietrich Galt; Patricia Poole. Chatham January 12 . 1979 : Wendy Best. Cathi Dernich. Stacey Douglas. Barbara Guthrie , Lorraine Mingie Janice Robichaud. Toronto; Mary Davidson Glencoe ; Rachel Smeijers. Owen Sound ; KarenJones. Fingal.

- Oregon Gamma, Willamette University-February 3. 1979: Heidi Bialkowsky The Dalles ; Nevette Bowen Petersburg. Ala.; Lisa Camp Lake Oswego ; Mindy Elliot. Newberry ; Tammy English. Barb Rife Beaverton ; Anne Gilbert , Cath y Rinio Roseburg ; Jama Hudelson. Federal Way Wash .; Nancy Lewis Walnut Creek. Calif. ; Lisa Lindburg Salem ; Debbie Purdue Mercer Island. Wash .; Holly Riggs. Redmond Wash .; Denise Rogers. Pullman. Wash. ; Lori Roser Walla Walla. Wash .; Lori Schmer Portland ; Janet Stamper Coos Bay ; Tracy Taylor Malibu. Calif

Pennsylvania Beta, Bucknell University-Susan Atkinson. Mary Baria , Laura Bykowski. Allyson Campos. Susan Cook , Miranda Happer Sharon Hayes Janis Huber Cynthia Karbowski Linda Martin Mary McCormick Virginia McMinn. Sarah Offutt. Janice Paulison. Donna Spinweber. Ellen Stevens Kathleen Silvius , Meredith Taylor Dana Tropp Janet Valenza. Lori Welsh Lisa Wetzel.

Pennsylvania Gamma , Dickinson College - February 9 1979 : Dana Alwine York ; Mauri Baumann West Lawn ; Robin Daly Albuquerque N M .; Karen Gustafson. Annandale. Va .; Janet Kucinski Trenton N.). ; Chris Leister , Hanover; Debbie Miller , Millville N ). ; Nalini Thornton , Washington D C .; Nancy Ann Toher Oyster Bay N Y .; Martha Wilcox , Glastonbury , Conn

April 29 19 7 9 : Bernie Del Rosario Harrisburg ; Tracey Dugdale. West Redding Conn .; Kari·Ann Fandek Towson Md ; Camille Faust Shillington ; Kristen Franz , Meriden , Conn .; Bella Germinario , Woodbridge N ). ; Pam Henrich Bayport N Y. ; Diane H ickman Lexington. Va. ; Lisa Horn Summit N.J .; Jan Kennedy Chapel Hill. N C ; Janet Lussier Middlebury Conn ; Ma rti ne Mis hu ck Co mmack N Y .; Mind y Moskowitz. Margate N.J ; Mary Ann Pierranton i, Durham N C .; Cathy Pischke Cherry HiJJ. N ). ; Wendy Rub icam , Greenwich Conn .; Lisa Ruffino Potomac Md .; Laura Scherk , St Loui s, Mo. ; Carr ie Shaw Sim sbury Conn ; Lisa Smith ewport New s. Va. ; Linda Spe cht Carlisle ; Pam Stearns Elkins Park ; Amy

Weaver , Sayre ; Tracy Woodruff, Springfield ; Laura Yaeger, Lloyd Harbor, N.Y .; Randye Zerman , Englewood , N J

South Carolina Beta, Clemson-August 22, 197'8 : Betty Anne Dodson , Ware Shoals; Beth Tinsley , Easley.

January 20, 1979 : Debbie Lawless , Greenville ; Janice Murphey , Leslie Sullivan , Columbia , Peggy Pollock , Dayton , Ohio ; Kathy Blackmon, Charlotte, N.C.; Anne Cain , Clemson ; Lisa Chreitzberg, Seneca; Janet Ellison, Silver Springs, Md .; Melissa Featherstone , Lancaster; Mary Jane Goodman , Alexandria, Va .; Debbie Hutto , Orangeburg; Melissa Moody, Florence ; Sheri Ramsay, North Augusta ; Chris Tedesco, Spokane , Va .; Terry Traynor, Roswell , Ga .; Cindy Wood, Pelzer

South Dakota Alpha, University of South Dakota-February 3, 1979 : Kay Brower, Kathy Krall , Mitchell ; Kim Carlson , Carol Knobel , Beth Vrooman , Sioux Falls ; Elizabeth Coplan , Canton ; Lady Rae Eastland , Martin ; Julie Eigen, Sioux City , Iowa ; Jackie Evanson, Lily ; Lori Hutchins , Mary McCue, Rapid City ; Kathy Kanne, Lidderdale, Iowa ; Tanya Harris , Huron ; Julie Knight , Westmont , Ill .; Jeanine McNaughton, Lawton , Iowa ; Pauicia Mundt , Mobridge; Vicky Palmer, Custer; Peggy Rex , Odebolt , Iowa ; Robin Swenson, Mission Hill; Sheree Tiegen, Vermillion; Mimi Wagner, Ida Grove, Iowa; Melinda Williams, Aberdeen

Tennessee Alpha, University of Tennessee at Chattanoog a-January 13, 1979: Carol Cox, Cathy Gang, Carol Highlander, Terese Hixson, Julie Reaves , Pat Rich, Chattanooga ; Kathy Clark , Carolyn Farmer, Lori Hall, Red Bank ; Rebecca Blanton, Patti Marchese , Ooltewah; Lori Powell, Lisa Ray, Lookout Valley; Carole Athearn , East Ridge ; Tetesa Dye , Greenville , S.c.; Denise Freeman, Cartersville, Ga .; Bess Gustafson , Nashville; Sarah Leatherwood, Harrison; Debbie Meador, Ringgold, Ga .; Lucy Wood , Oak Ridge.

Ten n essee Gamma, Uni versity of Tennessee-February 4, 1979 : Carrie Brown, Greeneville: Lisa Chester , Corona del Mar , Calif.; Margaret Davis, Kingston Springs; Libby Duer, Crossville; Michelle Feulner, St Petersburg, Fla.; Liz Gordon, Lisa McNutt, Phyllis Mycoff, Knoxville ; Yvonne Gulas, Sharon Sesko, Chattanooga; Rene Gregg , Brenrwood ; Pam Haller , Youngstown, NY;JanJaggers, Cleveland ; Zanda Lynn, McMinnville; Angie Proccor, Nashville; Karen Reedy, Madisonville; Lisa Stanford, Lisa Zadick, Memphis; Lisa Stulberg, Oak Ridge.

Tennessee Delta, Memphis State University-September 17, 1978 : Delores Grisanti , Donna Hatley, Nan Longworth , Connie Rutherford , Memphis

February 25, 1979 : Celeste Bautista , San Diego , Calif.; Laura Bratcher , Teresa Brown, Becky Clendenin, Janet Condra, Susan Depperschmidt , Angela Hall, Kathy Hartley, Jan Heatherly, Kathy Johnson, Livia Kossmann, Patrice Mahoney , Louise Robinson, Theresa Soltys, Joni Wright, Memphis

March 26 , 1979 : Mary Jane Bowen, Carmel , Ind

Texas Alpha, University of Texas-February 10, 1979 : Lisa Archer, Aldie, Va .; Becky Borchers, Yoakum; Melanie Bourdeaux , Atlanta , Ga .; Cathy Cline , Wanon ; Tammy Cocke , Carol Kelly , Mimi Payne , Terry Pressler , Cathy Raine, Lisa Sanders , Marjorie Wandel, Carolyn Ward, Beth Williams, Houston; Mimi Bergerac, Caroline Free, Diane Hammer, Simone Myers, Deb Nicoud , Jody Thornhill, Cindy Wilkin, Dallas; Amy Bonner, Jane Holland, Carolyn Roes, Christy Roes, Richardson; Mynan Crockett, Harlingen; Carla Fishel, Cliffy Laforce, Midland ; Leila Griffith, Ingram ; Jane Holstein , Julie Little, Austin; Alicia Hudnall, Tyler; Lisa Kramer, Wichita Falls; Linda McCalla, Georgetown; Anne McIlhany, Wheeler; Michelle Meyer , Malta Island ; Laura Miller, Fort Worth; Dana Newman, Nederland ; Cathy Rose , Spring; Jan Schwethelm, Kerrville; Andrea Specia, San Antonio ; Collier Wheelus, Beaumont

Texas Beta, Southern Methodist University-September 24 , 1978 : Robin Perkins, Lufkin

January 22 , 1979 : Mary Jo Todaro, Dallas ; Kathy Grolx , Harlingen

Texas Epsilon, North Texas State University-August 26 , 1978: Paula Barnes , La Porte ; Linda Peckham , EI Cajon, Calif.; Terri Wakely , Hurst ; Karen Earhart, Midlothian ; Deborah Johnson, Carol Rosson , Houston ; Jill Kolb , Jeanette Guest , Duncanville ; Kimberly Snider, Kimberly Grissom , Denton; Ann Osmus, Bedford ; Diane Scruton, Dall as,; Sheri Tarpley, Fort Worth ; Susan Tate , Lufkin

January 20 , 1979 : Debra Beck , Sue Frieden, Hurst ; Rhonda Pepmiller ,

Heidi Maudorf, Richardson ; LeAnn Starnes, Terri Montgomery , Paris ; Stacia Reed , Nancy Ihlanfeldt , Beth Sobocinski , Houston ; Elissa Shattuck, Dun can ville; Me10dye Swan , Kimberly McGuffin, Susie Reyero, Vickie Little , Fort Worth ; DonnaJackson , Midwest City, Okla .; Robyn Blanchard , Marsha lltown , Iowa ; Lisa Venincasa , San Antonio ; Christi Craig, Smithfield ; Jayne Maxwell, Denison ; Terri Tokarczyk , Plano ; Terri Prewitt , Austin ; Michele Fazende , Bedford ; Cynthia Hughes , Laura Warren , Beth Hook , Dallas ; Patricia Haley , Wichita Falls

Vermont Beta, University of Vermont-Spring 1977 : Alison Brown, Bluebell , Pa; Patti Galvin , East Dennis , NY; Jean Goldstein, Narbeth, Pa .; Cynthia Horn , Needham , Mass .; Deb Laflam , Middlebury ; Nancy MacEwan , Wilmington , Del. ; Ellyn Massey , Hamden , Conn .; Mary Kay McGuire, Poultney ; Susan Pluta , W Rutland ; Deb Randle , Easton, Pa .; Lisa Reineman, Pitts burg , Pa .; Maryanne Russo , Huntington , NJ; Nancy Shea, Radnor , Pa .; Eileen Sheehan , Trumbull, Conn .; Mary Thomson, W Hartford , Conn .; Mary Beth Tomassetti , Meriden , Conn. ; Kelly Walter , Rochester , N.Y .; Nancy Woodcock , S Windsor , Conn ; Barbara Wright , Fairfield, Conn .; Kris Yonker , Saddle River , N .J .

Fall , 1977 : Robin Bickford, Burlington; Margaret Collari, Plymouth , Mass .; Mary E. Eddey, Orwell ; Deborah Field, Stowe ; Sue Genden, Long Meadow , Mass .; Pam Kirchner , Williamsville, N Y .; Pam Moodie , Woodstock; Jo Beth Nash, Great Neck , N.Y .; Nancy Norton, Darien , Conn .; Cathy Page , Hamden , Conn .; Suzy Rose Waitsfield ; Elaine Steele, Norwell , Mass ; Mardi Trask , Montpelier

May 19 78 : Laurie Adams , Lexington , Mass .; Diane Allen , Cherry Hill , N.j .; Nancy BartSch, Rye, N Y .; Jill Benson, Cheshire, Conn .; Susie Brooks, Montpelier ; Wilma Brooks, Utica , N Y .; Tracy Dimick , Ridgewood, N ].; Evie Dworetzky, Fairlawn , N J .; Lisa Fitzsimmons , Burlington ; Barbra Hardy, Greenwich, Conn .; Jen Hynson , Yardley, Pa. ; Deb Keeshan , Darien, Conn.; Sue Kinnard , Buffalo , N Y .; Mary Marcou, Chevy Chase, Md .; Lesley Munns , Wellesley, Mass .; Cathy Page , Hamden , Conn .; Sherri Pearl, Lisa Rosenberg , Susan Stavis , West Hartford, Conn .; Patricia Reilly, St Lowell, Mass ; Betsy Shaughnessy, Bayonne, N.J

January 1979: Liz Anderson , Norwell , Mass .; Lizabeth Battles , Gulph Hills, Pa .; Kathy Bouffard, Kim French , Burlington ; Cindy Carrier , Essex; Jan Chapman , Randolph; Kellye Fischer , Baltimore, Md .; Julie Hardesty, Ladue , Mo.; Carolyn Holahan, Rochester, N.Y.; Kelley Kalinich, Glen Ellen, Ill. ; Vicki Lewis , Greenwich , Conn .; Tcrry Marsh, Churchville, Pa .; Holly Methfessel , Guynedd Valley, Pa. ; Jan Moscowitz, Carmel , N Y .; Elizabeth Nelson , Middlebury ; Janet Owens , Weston , Mass .; Liz Raab , Gulford , Conn .; Kathy Silloway , St Johnsbury

Virginia Gamma, College of William and Mary-February 4 , 1979 : Elizabeth Bailey, New York, N.Y .; Anne Benton, Charleston, S. C .; Sharon Bowen , Warsaw; Julie Brink, North Haven, Conn .; Elizabeth Harrison, Moline , Ill. ; Laurie Brewer, Hampton ; Alice Campbell, Margaret Findlay, Kimberly Poland , Janet Boyd, Alexandria ; Leisa Charlton , Adelphi, Md ; Nancy Conlon, Wilton, Mass .; Dana Disque, Winchester ; Robin Emery, Hingham, Mass .; Lee Anne Foster, Jan Howarth, Virginia Beach ; Brenda Henry , Pleasantville, N.J .; Patricia Lank, Harrisburg, Pa .; Rebecca Lewis, Charlottesville ; Elizabeth Morrison , Newport News ; Margaret Newton, Harrisonburg ; Lisbeth SCOtt , Omaha , Neb .; Suzanne Sellers , Roanoke; Nancy Sharp, Robersonville, N C .; Carrie Solomon , Elisabeth Wallmeyer, Richmond ; Ann Gordon , Boston.

Virginia Delta, Old Dominion University-May 10 , 1978 : Ellen Blessington, Virginia Beach; Rhonda Henshaw , Chesapeake; Cynthia Mulhern, Newark , Del. ; Susan Plummer , Norfolk

January 14, 1979 : Kimberly Fleming , Annandale; Barbara Klein , Suzanne Saubers , Virginia Beach; Merideth Tietje , Greenlawn , N Y.

Virginia Epsilon, University of Virginia-September 10, 1978 : Maureen Aungier , Burke ; Nida Backaitis , Great Falls ; Melissa Boster, Paula Liekweg , Alexandria; Beth Christy , Salem ; Tina Collins, Waynesboro ; Nancy Combs , Judy Wiegand, Annandale ; Cathi Ervin , Fairfax; Carol Graupensperger, Arlington; Mary Katherine Griggs , Elizabeth Malone , McLean ; Maria Lockett, Roanoke ; Laura Loomer, Richmond ; Annette Morin , Jayne Morin , Charlottesville; Beth Parker , Winchester; Julie Sams , Fredericksburg ; Dianne Vandivier , Falls Church; Ann McGee, Wilmington , Del. ; Gena Berg , Huntsville, Ala .; Sue Carney, Rosemont, Pa .; Lauren Grossman, Bethesda , Md .; Vivien Joklik, Durham, N.C .; Sheila Mosmiller, Baltimore , Md.; Stacey Orr, Pottstown , Pa .; Shannon Sayles , Dallas , Tex., Lois Wilson , Newcastle, Del. ; Blew Johnson, Netherlands ,

Washington Alpha, University of Washington-January 1979 : Mianna Behrens. Heidi Gross , Cathy Sater Tracy Taylor. Bellevue ; Susan Randall. Sue Kern Ellensburg ; Charlene Morrison. Federal Way ; Wanda Secrist. Olympia ; Teresa Luce Redmond ; Lori Matzke Linda Penitsch Beth Taylor. Mercer Island ; Stephanie Dallas Carolyn Hansen Shannon Larkin. Tacoma ; Barb Bleck Nanette Borromeo. Gloria Dillan Rene Hunt Shirley Lowe. Frances Luster. Jenny Lyshol. Katy Nutting Janice Peterson. Erin Youell Seattle; Elizabeth Dunclln Sedro Wooley. Nancy Flume. Spokane; Joanne Glen. Walla Walla ; Lise Ovregaard Corvallis. Ore .; Carolyn Lusher Portland. Ore

Washington Beta, Washington State University-Wendy Anderspn.

Lori Baker Kelly Bohart Kathy Borth. Erin Boyle. Lisa Byers. Kim Dunham. Durena Farr. Kathy Fitzsimmons. Thalia Gregores Nancy Hales. Debbie Helms. Ce Ce Hunt. Jill Johanson. Wendy Johnson. Krisry Kain. Dena Kelly. Carolyn Lathrop. Caro l Majnarich. Kristen Russell. Sheri Sullivan. Lori Talcott. Lori Sannes. Gwyn Ann Taylor. Pam Thompson. Julie Walzcyk . Joanne Wright. Lyn Yuda

West Virginia Alpha. West Virginia University - October 1 1978 : Lynn Hyatt Fulton Md. ; Ginny Leonard Morgantown ; Jane Myers Pittsburgh Pa .; JenniferTaylor Linwood N.J .; Laura Willson. Basking Ridge N ).

February 10 1979 : Lisa Andrews. Pittsburgh Pa .; Amy Bruce Fairmont ; Kathy Casto Vienna ; Carol Creter New City. N Y.; Barbara Dalton. Parkersburg ; Georgina DeCarlo Morgantown ; Joan Hughes Hazlet. N J .; Lori Klein Morgantown ; Annett Lovett Hamburg. N Y ; Kris Lyon. Madison ; Lori Mason. Beth Merideth Fairmont; Ann McGovern. Marlboro. N.J .; Cindi McMullen. Wellsburg ; Marianne Pinkin. Garwood. N.J .; Loren Renas. Potomac . Md .; Patti Ross. Glendale ; Susan Sarber. Freehold. N.J . ; Tammy Schuler Williamson ; Gretchen Smith Fairmont ; Lisa Tondreau. Charlston; Vickie Vining. Morgantown ; Tamera Vuchkovich. Bridgeville Pa .; Peggy Wagener. Wilmette Ill.

Wisconsin Gamma, Lawrence University-May 5. 1978 : Lisa Brady. Winamac Ind .; Kris Hoover Frederic ; Lisa Weber. Milwaukee November 6, 1978 : Nancy Boehm Kay Dobberke Neenah; Kathleen Nemethy. Oak Park. Ill.

Lost Pi Phis!

The current address of any lost Pi Phi should be sent to Mrs Ralph Schulenburg, Director of Central Office, 7730 Carondelet, Suite #333, St. Louis, Missouri 63105 .

OREGON GAMMA

Joy M Davis Abele (Mrs.). C.) 1960

Diana Arpke Adams (Mrs G ) 1948

Nancy Adams 1949

Burkland

L. Lee Burum (Mrs K )

Grant Butker (Mrs F )

Karen Helen Patch Albaugh (Mrs Jeff) 196 7 Mary Campbell Carlson (Mrs. R A.)

Barbara Remelmeyer Anderson Helen Allen Carmichael (Mrs R L.)

Campbell Dolan (Mrs G K ) 1949

Averill Doughton (Mrs R P.) 1952

Eileen Bonuager Douthit (Mrs L. H ) 1944

Denison P Allen Doyle (Mrs James).) 1959

Patricia L. Duffy 1958 (Mrs G H.) 1951 Barbara L. Morse Carroll (Mrs . Ronald)

Laurel Sue Monnes Anderson Catherine Person Carstensen

Linda A Dumas 1959

Darlene L. Ridley Dunham (Mrs Lenard) 1965 (Mrs G. V.)

Marlene L. Anderson 1965 Patricia L. Hart Clifford (Mrs )

Mary Andrews 1969 Catherine H. Coffelt

Lorraine Murdock Batley (Mrs . R .) 1944 Susan Cox

Joan Balderree

Virginia Wassam Barnett (Mrs R C ) 1944

Candice Dawn Barnick

Drue L. Barnum

Louise Cutler Baxter (Mrs T L. ) 1944 (Mrs

Sonja L. Peterson Behrens (Mrs ).)

Sara Bell

Judy Mortz Benson (Mrs D K )

Kathryn Bishop

Sylvia Morrow Bliss (Mrs )

. Cole

W Akins Colvin

Marilyn G Viken Bloget (Mrs ) 1963 (Mrs Calvin W )

Betty Weber Bolton (Mrs R N )

Barbara L. Anderson Bone

A. Crawford

A McKinney Cross (Mrs. Henry)

(Mrs Thomas) 1961

AcaciaJ Wing Ebbesen (Mrs ). R ) 1944

Penny Lilles Edwards (Mrs Gaar) 1955

Endsley (Mrs R. E )

Es peseth

Frances R Sopp Faminow (Mrs P )

Mary B Van Cleave Feller (Mrs D )

Fogg (Mrs Frederi ck G )

Ann Wear Foote (Mrs David)

A Dorman Forrest

Ann Moy Frank (Mrs Greg)

(Mrs Anthony W )

Judith Ann Brecht Gard (Mrs Brian A ) 1964 (Mrs ). S .• Jr.) 1954

Patricia G Cramer Bradbury

Irene Crow

Gloria Spencer Crowson (Mrs. D P. )

Genevieve Bush Gardner (Mrs H W ) 1947

Angela A Cesario Gautier (Mrs L. P ) 1956 (Mrs. James) 1963 Nanc y Yant Dachi (Mrs S F ) 19 52

Mary E Ro se Brentl i nger ( Mrs J L. ) 1958

ThelmaJ Ra y Davis (Mrs B .)

Beverly Rands Brosterhous (Mrs A. D ) 1950 Nancy WintZ Decherd (Mrs Jon B )

Rebecca A Brown 195 9 Sus an Thompson DeLuca (Mrs Peter) 19 65

Donna B Kemp Brown ancy Kathleen Detering

Molly L. Gaynor 1963

Margaret Ghormle y 1944

Gibbons

Louisa Lamb Girod (Mrs D R.)

Heather Birnie Goldfoot (Mrs Warren R ) 1963 W i nona Dillard

Sharon Dyer Burkett (Mrs. L. D .) 19 53

Charlotte Litchfield Dixon (Mrs L. T .) 194

(Mrs. David A ) 1961

Name

Gretchen G Goodrich 195 7

Deborah Mary Lamp

Linda K. Clark Richter (Mrs William) 1961

Kathleen Louise Gould 1968 Ruth Rinney Laughlin (Mrs W. S ) 1944 Sondra Roark 1956

Stacey Ann Graham 1971

Pat Gentle Granberg (Mrs D.) 1953

Sharon A Brown Gregory (Mrs Eugene) 1962

Lorah K Griffi th 1944

Lee

Nancy Collins Lee (Mrs. R T )

Sharon E Lehrer

Joanna Lester

Joy C. Gustafson 1968 Mary L. Lieser

Jane Wisser Hall (Mrs. John) 1965

Connie Clark Lister (Mrs. L.)

Laurie J Hall 1963 Joan Ann Loomis

Jodie L. Johannaber Hampton

Maryanne WitdiffLovell (Mrs H )

Robertson 1950

Leslie Inez Robertson 1967

Lauren Meiseger Rohrer (Mrs R P ) 1954

Caroline A Howard Rose

(Mrs James H ) 1962

Lola Millard Ross (Mrs. E W.)

Sally A. Stellings Saburit (Mrs George) 1952

ViolaJacobsen Sarnas (Mrs John E T ) 1944 (Mrs L. B ) 1951

Marybeth Snow Lucas (Mrs H )

Doris Aspinwall Harding (Mrs.) 1953 Dita E Luers

Margaret Smith Hardman (Mrs ]. M ) 1950

Linda G. Simonsen Lysne (Mrs A H )

Ki((y Schlick 1971

Alison Page Schwel!n 1967

Kathleen M Secord Scott (Mrs R. L.) 1946 (initiated into Indiana Epsilon)

Margaret C. Magruder

Linda Lee Bishop Hardy (Mrs. Norman) 1974 Victor F Shaughnessy Manning

Katherine Lynne Harris 1973 (Mrs P K.)

Marjorie Harris 1950

Janet L. Hawthorne Hattenhauer

Candy Marcum

Catherine Kennedy McCallister

(Mrs M T ) 1961 (Mrs P. A )

Elanore Rigby Haverkamp (Mrs L. C ) 1952 Miriam G Daum McClure (Mrs C .)

Gwendolyn Standifer Head

Barbara Shirley 1944

Charlotte Orr Simpson (Mrs D. G.) 1944

Linda C Swan Skeleton (Mrs J ) 1961

Cynthia Lee Smith 1968

Lytle Smith (Mrs J.)

M Dougher Smith

(Mrs Lyle E )

McGee

(Mrs T W ) 1955 LornaJ Johannaber McManigill Grace Morton Sparrow (Mrs D ].)

Carol Hemke 1966 (Mrs. H )

Patricia E French Henderson

(Mrs Blair M.) 1961

Lee McWain

Lee McManus Miller

Carole Pfaff Hibbard (Mrs P B ) 1954 (Mrs Stephen)

Sharon Allen Hines (Mrs D )

Marilyn Hjort

Olga Honchariw

Marjorie]. Wood Howard (Mrs. L. D.)

(Mrs.J )

Nagl Moore (Mrs. W.)

S Jongeneel Moreland

Ann Denman Hungren (Mrs ]' V )

(Mrs Clarence W )

BowenJeane Webb Hultenberg

(Mrs . C .) 1944

Virginia Covert Humphrey (Mrs . D.) 1944

Marjorie LettekenJarrott (Mrs.) 1949

Kristine MarieJohnson ,

Pa tricia Jones

Rosella M . Bell Jones (Mrs . T . R.) 1944

(Mrs R G )

H Cotton Myers (Mrs Richa rd )

Stark Nicoll (Mrs G D

M. Osborne

I=- Shirley Hansen Kaltenbach (Mrs.) 1949 Chardell Randall Paine (Mrs.)

Linda A Berry Karmos (Mrs.J S ) 1956

Katherine Karnopp 1945

Colleen M Cochran Karp

(Mrs . Steven) 1961

Beatrice L. Kauffman

Alice Girod Kelley (Mrs G E.) 1951

Nancy Welch Kennedy (Mrs ].) 1948

Addyse Lane Palagyi (Mrs L )

A. Parrett

Julie A Boss Pool (Mrs James L.)

Geraldine L. Schmoker Preston

(Mrs R E )

Pronor

Mary J. Wigginton Ranton (Mrs L. W.)

Joan Hagedorn Klohk (Mrs. H A ,Jr.) 1961 Connie Ann Rector

Phyllis Whipple Knight

Joan Kathleen Whipple Reese

(Mrs. Richard C.) 1947 (Mrs. Dennis)

Linda Lee Naylor Kreis (Mrs. Thomas E ) 1964 Mary J Schaefer Reinhorn (Mrs. C L )

OREGON DELTA

Jill Romaine Auston (Mrs. Howard) 1966 Karen L. Fischer Comte (Mrs Thomas)

Julie A Smith Barrel (Mrs Fred)

SusanJ YOSt Boscole (Mrs. James T )

Maya Adamovics Braddock (Mrs John) 1969

Pamela]. Powell Busch (Mrs Harvey) 1961

Pamela A. Cochrane Byer (Mrs Ronald) 1966

BarbaraJ Chambers 1963

Bonnie M . Sloan Chambers

(Mrs . Thomas D .)

Gail E Moerder Gearin (Mrs Peter) 1967

Karla]. Hardey

Jean L. Healy

Penny Kathleen Hodel

Rosalie BerthaJoens

BonnieJ. Dugdale Stewart

(Mrs Douglas G.)

(Mrs K B )

(Mrs. R B.)

Tapp (Mrs Jesse W , Jr.)

(Mrs. F.)

(Mrs. R. J.)

Carolann Snarr Walters (Mrs E. H.)

Marilyn K Wright Weaver (Mrs. L.)

Shirley Wiest Whipple (Mrs.]. C )

Koupal Whitbeck (Mrs. D . W.)

Janet L. Perry Wilkinson (Mrs. Robin L.)

Karen Webley Woods (Mrs. Ben)

Moyer Wooten (Mrs. R D )

Soika Peaper (Mrs . Richard D .)

Arlene E C Matson Penrose

(Mrs Larry) 1963

Linda L. Rhoton 1963

Wilma L. Robbins 1962

Deborah Schnare 1969 ( Mrs W i lliam H ) 1963

Sharon Kaye Reynolds Keller

Susan Arlene Chaperon 1965 (Mrs. Allen)

Paula D Groes be ck Cha ss aing

Jo hann a Sue Libke

Cindy Dhein Schott (Mrs William) 1960

Sbirley A Abbo(( Schrunk

(Mrs Mi chael) 1961 (M rs Lloyd) 1961

Helen D Schroller Child (Mrs Dennis) 1960

Sue Lindsuom

Annette L. Meredity

Lola M Andrews Skipton (Mrs R M ) 1960

Joan A Vonderheit 1962

In Memoriam

SHEILA FALKNOR ARMSTRONG (Mrs Albert, Jr.) initiated into Washington Alpha April, 1940 ; died September, 1978

MARVELLA HERN BAYH (Mrs Birch) initiated into Oklahoma Beta March, 1952; died April, 1979

ANNA MACLACHLAN BEATTY (Mrs ]. G ) initiated into Ontario Alpha May, 19J1; died August , 1978.

EMILY HAINES BERNAU (Mrs H ) initiated into California Alpha November, 1917; died February, 1979.

HELEN CONKLIN BOSTWICK (Mrs W. H.) initiated into Pennsylvania Gamma March , 1920; died May, 1978.

DOROTHY TUCKER BROWN (Mrs.) initiated into Colorado Beta February , 1920; affiliated Minnesota Alpha; died April, 1978.

MARY MILLS BULLEN (Mrs . Theodore) initiated into Massachusetts Alpha February, 1918; died December, 1978

MILDRED CLARK CARRAWAY (Mrs. Jack) initiated into Colorado AlphaJanuary, 1920; died December, 1978.

MARGARET KINSLEY CLARK (Mrs Frank) initiated into Maryland AlphaJanuary, 1911; died May, 1978

GLADYS ROACH CLEARY (Mrs. ]. E.) initiated into Minnesota Alpha December, 1920; died September, 1978.

CHARLOTTE KENYON COBB (Mrs. W. L.) initiated into New York Alpha March, 1926; died February, 1979

MARILYN COLEMAN initiated into California Delta April, 1952 ; died October, 1978

CATHERINE M. COLO SKY initiated into North Dakota Alpha February, 1922 ; died February, 1979 .

HELEN HARRINGTON COMPTON (Mrs Wilson) initiated into Ohio Gamma September, 1910; diedJanuary, 1979.

DRUANNE DAVIS COPENBARGER (Mrs. Charles) initiated into Illinois Eta February, 1939; died January , 1979.

CLARA CISSNA CORBREY (Mrs C. H ) initiated into Illinois Epsilon February , 1918; died February, 1979

MARGARET HUBBARD COUNTRYMAN initiated into Illinois Epsilon October, 1902 ; died February, 1979.

AUDREY HASTINGS CRAYTON (Mrs R W ) initiated into New York Gamma March, 1914 ; diedJune , 1978.

CAROLINE DIGGS initiated into Maryland Alpha February, 1912 ; died February, 1979.

MARGARET PARMELE EASTMAN (Mrs . C . L.) initiated into Minnesota Alpha October, 1908; died February , 1979

DOROTHY ESTES ELLIS (Mrs W N ) initiated into Florida Beta March , 1929 ; diedJanuary, 1979.

CLARA LINDLEY FINCH (Mrs W S ) initiated into Illinois Delta January, 1904 ; diedJanuary, 1978.

RUTH HICKS FLAVEN (Mrs. ]. L.) initiated into Missouri Beta February, 1933 ; died March , 1979

DORIS MABIE FRAZER (Mrs F R ) initiated into Oregon Alpha February , 1936 ; died March , 1978

HARRIET SPRAGUE GEORGE (Mrs Clifton) initiated into Texas Alpha April, 1924 ; diedJune, 1978

CAROL MCDONOUGH GORMAN (Mrs. J. G ) initiated into New Mexico Alpha October, 1954 ; died May , 1978

JENNIE DUNNEGAN GOTTSCH (Mrs . E . J . ) initiated into Iowa Zeta November , 1911 ; affiliated Virginia Alpha ; died July , 1975

GENEVA MCGARY GREENE (Mrs Arleigh) initiated into Maine Alpha March , 1927; died February , 1979 .

MILDRED BEST GRISMER (Mrs R L.) initiated into Vermont Beta March, 1915 ; diedJanuary, 1979

MARY HUNGATE GRUBB (Mrs. R K .) i n i tiated into Kansas Alpha March , 1949 ; died January , 1979 .

CATHERINE Foss GUYLES (Mrs William) initiated into Washington Gamma Septem ber , 1948 ; died Fe bruary , 1979

GLADYS MOE HANSON (Mrs . Eugene) initiated into Washington

Gamma October, 1949 ; diedJuly, 1978.

JEAN HELD initiated into Ohio Epsilon September, 1949; died December , 1978.

MARGARET M. HOFACRE initiated into Minnesota Alpha February, 1934 ; died December , 1978.

RUTH EVANS HOXSEY (Mrs . M . Y ) initiated into Washington Beta February, 1913; died February, 1979.

NANCY Bo NERJOHNSON (Mrs G L.) initiated into Texas Beta April, 1921 ; died October, 1978

FRANCES MATKIN JULIEN (Mrs. H P ) initiated into Indiana Epsilon March, 1947; diedJanuary, 1979

OLIVE FRANCES KRUSE initiated into Florida AlphaJanuary, 1918; died February, 1979.

KATHRYN ALSTON LINK (Mrs. H W ) initiated into Ohio Alpha October, 1922 ; died March, 1979

WILMA LYDRICKSON initiated into Michigan Alpha March, 1928 ; died February, 1979.

MARIE McAuSLAN initiated into Washington Alpha March , 1914; died December, 1978.

MEREDITH H MCCARGO initiated into Missouri Beta January 1911; died March , 1979

KATHERINE WILLARD McDANIEL (Mrs. L. W ) initiated into Indiana Delta April, 1924; died February, 1979 .

MARY NELSON MARKS (Mrs. A. L.) initiated into Minnesota Alpha October, 1948; died January, 1979.

ALICE HURLEY MACKEY (Mrs . C . M . ) initiated into Oklahoma AlphaJanuary, 1915; affiliated D C Alpha; died February, 1979.

MABEL WORRELL MASON (Mrs.]. E ) initiated into Indiana Beta April , 1913; died December, 1978.

JOAN RAMBOUR MELVILLE (Mrs. Milton) initiated into Nebraska Beta March , 1952 ; died March, 1979.

FLORENCE P. METZNER initiated into California Alpha October , 1907; diedJanuary, 1978

DOROTHY SANDIDGE MILLER (Mrs. English) initiated into Kentucky Alpha March, 1936 ; died February, 1979.

MOSELLE WEBB MILLER (Mrs. J C.) initiated into Texas Alpha December, 1912; died March , 1979

EMILY MULLINS OULLA (Mrs E. L.) ini!iated into South Carolina Alpha October, 1931; died October, 1978

MILDRED EGGLESTON OWEN (Mrs. L. A ) initiated into Michigan Alpha February, 1914; died December, 1978

JEAN WEST PHILIP (Mrs Charles) initiated into Montana Alpha January , 1938 ; died February, 1979.

LOUISE PEASLEY PROUDFOOT (Mrs. V. E ) initiated into Iowa Beta March , 1920; died December, 1978.

JEAN ROBERTS RAMEY (Mrs . Frank) initiated into Illinois Zeta February , 1914; died February, 1979

RUTH KIEKENAPP RELYEA (Mrs. K E ) initiated into Minnesota Alpha February , 1929 ; died November , 1977 .

KATHARINE RESNIK initiated into Florida Alpha October, 1978; died January, 1979

HELEN KURTZ RIDGWAY (Mrs . C . D.) initiated into Michigan Beta May , 1952 ; died January , 1979 .

MAUREEN JEFFRIES RINGGOLD (Mrs H E ) initiated into Missouri AlphaJanuary , 1920 ; died December , 1978

MARY LINGLE ROBINSON (Mrs . R . L . ) initiated into Indiana Beta October , 1905 ; died March , 197 9

ELOISE CROOK ROss (Mrs R L. ) initiated into Iowa Zeta March , 19 2 9; died March , 1979

CAROLYN DOMEIER Ross (Mrs . Spencer) initiated into ew Mexico Alpha February , 1954 ; died January , 1979

(Conlinue" on page 7)

FRATERNITY DIRECTORY

Officers

OFFICERS EMERITIJS

Grand President Emeritus-Marianne Reid Wild (Mrs Ro bett) 2021 Belmont Rd • NW Washington DC 20009

Grand Treasuttr Emeritus-Olivia Smith Moore (Mrs Henry Jr ) 4 20 Pine St P O Box 313. Texarkana TX 75501

GRAND COUNCIL

Grand President - Elizabeth Turner Orr (Mrs.]. Gordon) 14800 SW 106th Tigard OR 9 7223

Grand Vice President of Collegians-Freda Stafford Schuyler (Mrs Peter) 5142 Normandy Ave Memphis TN 3811 7

Grand Vice President of Alumnae-Barbara Sands Olsen (MIS James C. ) 3096 5 Clinton Bay Village OH 44140

Grand Vice President of Philanthropies-Jean Winhs Scott (Mrs. Jon) 1186 Cedarwood Dr.. Moraga CA 94556

Grand Secretary-Annme Mitchell Mills (Mrs. Jack P.) 2128 Vestridge Dr .• Birmingham. AL 35216

Grand Treasurer-Esther Barrager Douglass (Mrs Harl G ) 725 Seventh St .• Boulder CD 80302

National Panhellenic Conference Delegate-Nanc y Blaicher Pollock (Mrs D Edward) 269 Nonhview Rd Dayton DH 45419

DIRECTORS

Director of Academic Standards-Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell (Mrs Bruce T ) 165 Redwood Dr. Hillsborough CA 94010

Director of Alumnae Activities-Janet Goode Durham (Mrs John M ) 7043 E Joan d ' Arc Ave Scottsdale. AZ 85254

Director of Alumnae Advisory Committees-Maralou Juday Crane (Mrs E Clifford) 625 Marview Terrace Cincinnati DH 45231

Director of Alumnae Records-Jane Houchens Tuten (Mrs R K ) 10561 Adventure Lane. Cincinnati DH 45242

Director of Chapter House Corporations-Emily Robinson Kunde (Mrs Marvin A ) 6538 Ridgeview Circle Dallas TX 75240

Director of Extension-Mary Ann Fisher Dlinger (Mrs D D«D) 2401 Woodmont Dr.. Muncie IN 47304

Director of Membership-Sharon Smith Pierce (Mrs Steven].) 9525 Woodsueam Dr. fon Wayne. IN 46804 \

Director of Undergraduate Activities-Doris Brown Fawcett (Mrs. W E ) 2216 El De Dro Dr. Clearwater FL 33516

APPDINTED NATIONAL OFFICERS

Eclitor of The ARROW-Marilyn Simpson Ford (Mrs William Jr ) 268 Underwood Dr .• NW Atlanta GA 30328

National Frateruiry Historian-Harriet Haycock Brown (Mrs. J Lloyd) 1701 Golfview Dr. Urbana IL 61801

Supervisor of Chapter Histories-Jeannette Simpson Robens (Mrs Richard A ) 1674 Longwood Dr. Baton Rouge LA 70808

National Convention Guide-Jane Hammans Miller (Mrs G R ) 6309 Greenwood Road Little Rock AR 7220 7

SPECIAL OFFICERS

Traveling Graduate Counselors-lletsy Campbell & Sherri L. Cress Pi Beta Phi Central Office. 77 30 Carondelet Suite 333 St. Louis. MD 63105

Parliamentarian-Carrie-Mae McNair Blount (Mrs R J.) 7712 Pickard NE Albuquerque NM 87110

Elections Coordinator- Jane Roth Faust (Mrs Norman R.) 16 Normandy Rd .• Little Rock AR 72207

PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OFFICE AND MAGAZINE AGENCY

Director-Sally Perry Schulenburg (Mrs Ralph E ) Pi Beta Phi Central Office 7730 Carondelet. Suite 333. St. Louis. MD 63105

Assistant to the Grand Treasurer-Mrs Douglas Moore. Pi Beta Phi Central Dffice 7730 Carondelet Suite 333 St Louis MD 63105

Chapter Finance Director-Mrs Richard Krieger Pi Beta Phi Central Dffice 7730 Carondelet Suite #333. St Louis MD 63105

RESOURCE CDNSULTANTS

Rush-Miss Bobette Brown 413 4th St S E • Washington. DC 20003

Frateruity Orientation-Joan D'Brien Hubble (Mrs. David). Box 755. Perry. DK 73077

Chairmen o f Standing Co mmitte es

Budget and Finance Committee-Esther Barrager Douglass (Mrs Harl G.) 72 5 Seventh St.. Boulder. CD 80302

Canadian Philanthropies Committee-Susan Rehschuh Hayes (Mrs Peter) 22 744 123rd Ave Maple Ridge BC V2X 4E6 Canada

The Chain-Director of Alumnae Activities: Janet Goode Durham (Mrs John M ) 7043 E Joan d ' Arc Ave Scottsdale. AZ 85254

Alumnae Committee for Continuing Educarion-Ellen L. West

Emma Harper Turner Memorial Funds Committee-Carolyn Woods Shiner (Mrs John) 120 Fernwood Dr. San Rafael. CA 94901

Frateruiry Excellence Committee-Doris Brown Fawcett (Mrs. W E.) 2116 El De Dro Dr.. Clearwater FL 33516

Holt House Committee-Aline Kinnison Sharp (Mrs Lee) 1128 W Burnside Dr Peoria IL 61614

House Director Committee-Maralou Juday Crane (Mrs E. Clifford) 625 Marview

Horsewoman

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(Continued from page 54)

Country, her 5-gaited horse, for just two_

Although Kate lives in Tulsa, Okla., she boards the horses and trains them at Crabtree Stables in Simpsonville, Ky _ She spends her summers in Kentucky and shows all summec During the rest of the year , Kate is an active Pi Beta Phi at Duke University , where she has completed her junior year _

Terrace Cincinnati DH 45231

Idea Bank Committee-Miss Cynthia Burris. 8539 Southwestern. #1176 Dallas. TX 75206

Loan Fund Committee-Sally Murphy Morris (Mrs David) 9 Lafayette St .• Middletown NJ 0 77 48

Mus;c Committee-Jana Ballard King (Mrs. Tim) 1214 Magnolia Richardson. TX 7 5080

National Panhelleruc Conference

1st A1temate-PatriciaJohnsonSchwensen (Mrs M H ) R R.4 Clay Center. KS 67432 2nd Alternate-Margaret Gardner Christiansen (Mrs. G. T.) 425 Fairfax Rd Birmingham MI 48009

Nominating Committee-Pat Fiset John (Mrs Philip) 2233 38th Place East Scattle WA 98112

Settlement School Committee (Arrowmont Board of Govemors)-Miss Sarah Ruth Mullis 190 S. Colonial Homes Circle Atlanta GA 30309

Is Crowned Queen . .

(Continued from page 54)

Scroll of Merit_ It was the ftrst time in the history of the Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo that a queen received such an award _ Cindy was an active member of Indiana Zeta in her college years_ Shortly after graduation she moved to Mobile where she is a home economics teachec She is a member of the Mobile Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi.

Official CALENDARS

COLLEGIATE CHAPTERS

Consult Fraternity Directoty in the issue for addresses of National Officers Central Office address is : 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St Louis, Missouri 6310)

All due daleS are to be dates

PRESIDENT:

Send monthly letter to Province President postmarked not later than the 10th of each month, October through May (Carbons to : AAC chairm?1l, ?1ly scheduled visiting national officer )

Send a copy of the Chapter Statistical Repon to your Province President as soon as possible after school begins.

Before September 1, write Province President of goals llnd plans for the year. (Include copy of summer letter to chapter members.)

September 2)-Arrange for fire inspection of premises by local authorities.

November 1-Beginning of Chapter Officer Election Period. Elect three alumnae members to AAC at Sllme time chapter officers ue elected.

November 1-Send Fire Protection Affidavit orexpla"atio" ofu"avoidable delay i" se"di"g it to Director of Chapter House Corporations

February l)-Final date for chapter nomination for Amy Burnham Onken Awud; send letter of nomination to Province President

February l)-AAC of each chapter in province send in its nomination for the Chapter Service Awud to the Province President date for election of chapter officers.

SECRETARY:

Send active IBM Membership list back to Central Office as soon as possible after receipt

Notify Province President and Central Office immedifltely when changes in chapter officers arc made

Send initiation ceniftcates to Central Office within three days after initiation. Coordinate with chapter treasurer who must send GT·1 form with the initiation fees

October l)-Send House Director data blank to Chairm?1l of Committee on House Directors .

November 1)-Send a copy of the chapter bylaws to the Province President and a copy to the Alumnae Advisory Committee Chairman.

Much 1)-Send nllme and address of president of Mothers' Club to Central Office .

TREASURER:

Send Financial statements to Puents of Pledges who have been approved for initiation two weeks before the proposed initiation date

Send to Office :

Annua l Budget Form BC·1 just as soon as it is prepared at the beginning of the school term Do not wait until you send your first repon Pledge and/or repledge fees with GT·1 form within two weeks after any pledging or repledging ceremony If possible coordinate with the Vice President of Social Adv?1lcement who must send the pledge list

Initiation fees with GT·1 form within three days after each initiation ceremony Coordinate with the Secretuy who must send the initiation ceniftcates.

July through April-Monthly financial repon on due dates in accord?1lce with Treasurer's Manual to Central Office

July 31-Send Annual Balance Sheet with final repon to Central Office.

September-Send letter from Grand Treasurer and local letter on chapter finance (previously approved by Province President) to parents of actives and pledges as soon as school opens Not necessary for parents of pledges if final page of the booklet Sent to them is filled in

October 1)-Check for Bound ARROW to Office

October 20-Send national dues of$10 00 per active member to Office on GT·1 form listing members' names and initiation numbers If initiated after due date member should pay national dues with initiation fees

January 1 )-Senior Application Blanks and Senior Dues for midyear graduates to Central Office

January 20-Send national dues of$10 00 per active member to Office on GT·1 form listing members' names and initiation numbers

April 1)-Send Senior Blanks and Senior Dues for spring or summer Graduates to Office

By May 20-Contributions made payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office for Huriet Rutherford Johnston Scholarship Fund, Convention Hospitility Fund, Settlement School (Arrowmont) , Holt House , and Arrow in the Arctic

MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN :

Send to Office within ten days after a"y pledging Rush Information Forms with proper signatures for each girl pledged

Send Chapter Repon of Pledges form to the Rush Information Chllirman of the alumnae club concerned within ten days after any pledging.

Send to Central Office the nllme and address of newly elected Chapter Membership Chairman on postcard provided in spring

Send the Membership Statistical Report to Director of Membership ?1ld Province President within ten days after conclusion of any formal rush

PANHELLENIC DELEGATE :

As available-Send copy of Pan hellenic Rush Booklet to NPC Delegate , Director of Membership

October 10-Final date for Repon to NPC Delegate (Part I)

Within two weeks of each FORMAL Rush-Repon to NPC Delegate (PUt II)

VICE PRESIDENT OF MORAL ADVANCEMENT :

Within one month after instaUation (deadline : May 1) , send a repon listing ?1ld explaining chapter goals in all ueas of Moral Advancement for the coming year to the Director of Undergraduate Activities Also send written program for fratern ity heritage Copies to Province President and AAC Chairman

One month before term of office expires , send overall evaluation of achievements in all ucas of Moral Advancement to Director of Undergraduate Activities . Copies to Province President and AAC Chairm?1l .

Within first 2 weeks of each term-Conduct Member Interest Survey of perso"fII and chapter needs and (Will determine special interest groups and actives for each term ) Send to Executive Council for chapter action and for i nclusion in monthly letter to Province President.

November I5-Magazine subscriptions ordered as Christmas gifts , send to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency

February I5-Final date for Active Evaluation . Whenever total number for active chapter is complete send to Province Coordinator for Fraterniry Excellence with Form 305 and list of signatures

NOTE: Fraternity Heritage and Development Interest Group should first review each essay for ideas of immediate value and use to chapter and submit pertinent material to Executive Council and AAC before sending all evaluations on to Province Coordinator

April I-Music Report, send to National Music Chairman

April I5-Send Annual Philanthropies Report (Fraterniry PhiJa.nthropy and Campus/Community Service-not Arrowmont) to Director of Undergraduate Activities , with copies to Province President and AAC Chairman

April 30-Send entry for May L. Keller Award to Chairman, Arrowmont Board of Governors

VICE PRESIDENT OF SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT:

Within one month after installation (deadline: May 1), send a report listing and explaining chapter goals in all areas of Social Advancement for the coming year to the Director of Membership Copies to Province President and AAC Chairman.

One month before term of office expires, send overall evaluation of achievements in areas of Social Advancement to Director of Membership Copies to Province President and AAC Chairman

Send Evaluation of Rush Report within 2 weeks of close of rush to Director of Membership, cc: Province President.

Send List of Pledges with parents' names & addresses within cwo weeks of pledging to Central Office, Province President, and Province Coordinator.

Send letter to parents of pledges, after it has been approved by Province President within 2 weeks of pledging to Parents of Pledges.

Send Pledge Evaluations 3 weeks before initiation to Province Coordinator for Fraternity Excellence with Form #205

NOTE: The Fraternity Orientation Interest Group, meeting with the AAC , is to review each pledge's written evaluation and compile pertinent information before sending all evaluations on to the Province Coordinator.

October 25-Send Fraternity Orientation Questionnaire to Director of Membership and Resource Consultant on Fraternity Orientation

VICE PRESIDENT OF MENTAL ADVANCEMENT:

1. Goals and Evaluation

Within one month after installation (deadline: May 1), send a report listing and exp laining chapter goals in all areas of Mental Advancement for the coming year to the Director of Academic Standards Copies to Province President and AAC Chairman.

One month before term of office expires, send overall evaluation of achievements in all areas of Mental Advancement to Director of Academic Standards. Copies to Province President and AAC Chairman

2. Academic Excellence

Scholarship Blank #3 , October 25-spring semester or quarter, annual; February 25-fall quarter; March 25-fall semester; April 25-winter quarter; send to Director of Academic Standards Copies to Province President, AAC Chairman Scholarship Blank #6- before March 15 to Central Office

Individual Academic Goal Cards stay within the chapter , but serve as the basis for Revised Scholarship Blank #3 and for the term evaluation of the vice president. Their use is strongly urged for pledges

3 Publications

As requested : Idea Bank Contributions-to Idea Bank Chairman

July 6-for fall ARROW : Chapter Annual Report. News, features, pictures Send to Editor of The ARROW.

Septem ber 2I-for winter ARROW: Pictures of Mortar Boards , Phi Beta Kappas, Who 's Who News , features, pictures.

January 4-for spring ARROW: News , features and pictures. Pictures of Campus Queens. Send to Editor of The ARROW

February I-carbon of first half of Chapter History to Supervisor of Chapter Histo ries

March 2I-for summer ARROW: List of initiates for the year News, features, pictu res Pictures of Fraternity Sweethearts.

May I5-Carbon of second half of Chapter History to Director of Chapter Histories.

MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN:

Send orders to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency as received

November 15 -Send Christmas gift subscriptions to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency to ensure gift card delivery by December 25.

PLEDGE SPONSOR:

October-Send Grand Council letter and chapter letter (previously approved by Province President) to parents of pledges as soon after pledging as possible.

January 15- Those with deferred pledging send Grand Council letter and chapter letter to parents of pledges . APPLICATION FOR FELLOWSHIP, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND LOANS:

Blanks and Information on how to make application may be obtained from Central Office

January 15-Letter of Application for Pi Beta phi Fellowship due to Grand President.

February I-Application for Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship, Ruth Barrett Smith Scholarship, Junior Alumnae Group Scholarship, Frances Hall Comly Scholarship, Louisiana Alpha Triple M Scholarship due to Grand Record i ng Secretary

January 1 to March I5-Scholarships to Arrowmont : Assistantships (work scholarships for trained students in crafts) Write to : Raymond Pierotti, Arrowmont, Box 567, Gatlinburg, Tennessee 37738

Virginia Alpha Scholarship and Brendel Scholarship write to : Mrs. D. D Riddle, Jr , Arrowmont, Box 567, Gatlinburg, Tennessee 37738.

ALUMNAE

Due dates for reports are to be postmarked dates Consult Official Directory of this Issue for names and addresses of National Officers

PRESIDENT :

October 5-Copy due to Editor of The Chain November but not later than March I5-Elect Alumnae Club Rush Information Committee Chairman and appoint at least 2 other members to serve from March 15 to March 15 offollowing year.

November I to April 20-Elect two members of the AAC to coordinate with the election of chapter officers AAC members are to be installed when elected

January 5-Copy due to Editor of The Chain

February I - Election of club officers to be held no later than March 31 , said officers to take office at the dose of the fISCal year

February I-Evelyn Peters Kyle Angel Award Committee deadline date for sending its nomination to its Alumnae Province President (Convention year only)

March 31-Send name and address of Rush Information Chairman to Central Office on postcard provided so that it will appear in Rushing Directory of Summer ARROW If not received name of Club Pres will be listed

April 5-Copy due to Editor of The Chain

April 15-Send three Annual Report Questionnaires to officers as directed.

May-Installation of new officers at regular club meeting

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY:

Must be recipient of The ARROW.

October I-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Winter ARROW .

November IO-Mail club year book or program roster with program plans (page 23 of club President's Notebook) to the Director of Alumnae Records, Alumnae Province President and Central Office.

January 15-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Spring ARROW.

April I-Send new officer list to Alumnae Province President and Central Office for Summer ARROW

April I-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Summer ARROW.

April 12-Send letter with club news to Editor of the ARROW.

April 15-Final deadline for new club officer list.

July IO-Send in Memoriam notices to Central Office for Fall ARROW.

TREASURER :

Send national dues and receipts to Central Office and as collected throughout the year.

May 20-AII-dues and donations of funds should be mailed to Central Office by this date in order to count for current year

Pi Beta Phi Settlement School (Arrowmont)

Ho lt House Convention Hospitality

Harriet Rutherford Joh nstone Scholarship Fund

Junior Group Scholarship

Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund

Arrow in the Arctic

Make club check covering total contributions payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office. Check must be accompanied by GT-2 Form showing club's apportionment to desired funds

Checks payable to Arrowcraft Shop are sent to Pi Beta Phi Arrowcraft Shop, Box 534, Gatlinburg, Tennessee 37738 .

June 30-Send Audits slips as directed.

RUSH INFORMATION CHAIRMAN:

Winter-Review with Rush Information Committee areas to be listed in Summer ARROW Send any changes in club area listings to Central Office no later than March 31st.

March 15-Send report to Alumnae Province President

MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN:

November 25-Send Christmas subscriptions to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency to ensure Christmas gift card delivery by December 25 .

HOUSE CORPORATION TREASURERS:

September-Send annual reports to Director of Chapter House Corporations Send copy of report to Province President concerned

In Memoriam

(Continued from page 71)

LOIS WHITEHEAD RUZICKA (Mrs Charles) initiated into Montana AlphaJanuary, 1940 ; died October , 1978

ROSEMARY CLOCK SADLER (Mrs J. M ) initiated into California Alpha May , 1942; died November, 1978

JOYCE SAWLER initiated into Nova Scotia Alpha December , 1945; died November, 1978

MARVINE WRIGHT SHACKELFORD (Mrs ) initiated into Arkansas Alpha March, 1935 ; died March , 1978

JANET E SCOTT initiated into Washington Beta October, 1914 ; died October, 1978

ANN WILSON STEVENS (Mrs Robert) initiated into Kansas Beta January , 1916 ; died November , 1977

MILDRED J STICKNEY initiated into South Dakota Alpha September , 1927 ; died February , 1979

BARBARA BAKER STILLMAN (Mrs ) initiated into Colorado Beta January , 1942 ; diedJanuary , 1979

BETTY BARSHFlELD STRONG (Mrs. J. R ) initiated into California

Gamma March, 1937 ; died December, 1978

GAIL FREDE TALLMAN (Mrs. J. 1.) initiated Into Illinois Eta February, 1914; died January, 1979.

BEATRICE MILLIGAN TITUS (Mrs Bruce) initiated into Oregon

Alpha November, 1927; died March, 1979

MARGARET TERRY TUCK (Mrs ) initiated into Indiana Gamma October , 1939; died March , 1979

KITTY SIMRALL UNDERHILL (Mrs T D.) initiated into Michigan Beta March , 1941 ; died February, 1979.

DOROTHY AXTELL WAGNER (Mrs A. A.) initiated into Colorado

Beta February , 1928 ; died February , 1979

JEWEL SPALDING WASSON (Mrs ) initiated into Oregon Beta February , 1927 ; diedJanuary, 1979

JANELLE LUND WHITLOCK (Mrs . Bert) initiated into Montana

AlphaJune , 1922; died January , 1979

MARY MUNSON WILCOX (Mrs W E ) initiated into Virginia

Alpha February , 1946 ; died December , 19 78

PHYLLIS HOFMAN WILSON (Mrs R C , Jr ) initiated into California Delta March , 1940 ; died November , 1978

VIRGINIA AYERS WOODY (Mrs G R ) initiated into Virginia Gamma September , 1925 ; died December , 1978

Alabama Beta's Parents' Day was especially fun for Peg Ward Daniel , Indiana Epsilon Her daughter , Elizabeth , left , Is an Alabama Beta affiliate after being Initiated Into Mississippi Beta Her second dough· ter , Eleanor , right, Is an Alabama Beta Initiate Peg herself was a graduate counselor at the new Tennessee Gamma chapter In 1948·49

California Zeta, U . C. Santa Barban Car.a Sale was announced as the 1979-80 ofSipna C!ll the

third year in a lOW that a Califomia Zeta has beea c:boIeo for this honor. Ric:ki V"lOyud was the 1978-79 Sweetheart aad s..aa Padthum held the tide durinI1977-78.

These ten Iowa Beta women pulled together to win the Intramural women ' s basketball championship at Simpson College. Girls with no basketball experience lolned girls with high schaal basketball experience to play many tough games In the eight team tournament.

Oregon Gamma Is never lacking In spirit and part of It has spread aut Into the Wlllamette University community. Leslie Church Is the school mascot "Barnle Bearcat" and Marcie Prout Is a member of the fall rally squad

Indiana Epilloni Cathy Lyall, left , and Nancy Bickell lpent flrlt lemelter lalt year In the working world of Philadelphia. Through an Urban Studies program at DePauw, Cathy worked with the Hall-Mercer Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center of Pennsylvania HOlpltal. Nancy wal production asslltant for an Interview Ihow at KOIW-TV

Ann McGee , Virginia Epillan , II a varllty cheerleader at the Unlverllty of Virginia Her pep and perlanallty do much to cheer on the unlverllty teaml.

Krl.t.n Lombard, a N.w York Alpha Inltlat. , was .urprl.ed by h.r mom, Sally Cronk Lambard Virginia Gamma , wha had flown to Syracu •• for h.r daught.r'. Inltlatlan. Sally, along with the .Ight Inltlat.',lolned .I.t.r. and alumna. for a po.t-Inltlatlon banqu.t.

In a rec.nt .tag. production of the mu.lcal "Okla· homa," p.rform.d at Drury Colleg., Missouri Gamma Jan.t Harv.y .tarr.d In the lead rol. of Laurl •. Two oth.r PI Phi., R.n •• Baum and Jull. Marr., w.r. danc.r. In the production , and thr•• PI Phi. , Tina Cart.r, T.r•• a Moor. , and Tlluana Julian , play.d In the orch •• tra.

T.nn D.lta. work.d with Phi Gamma D.lta to build the .econd plac. wlnn.r In M.mphl. Stat. Unlv.rslty' , Hom.comlng yard display cont.st In Nov.mb.r

illinois Theta's PI Phi Raiders serenade fraternity houses at 3 a.m. every week, donning their

Virginia

last August

the

Jody Thornhill , left , and Barbara Hunt, Texas Alphas, can smile even at 6 a m. I Big sisters kidnapped the pledge. on a rainy morning and took them to breakfast at a local restaurant. Even the weather failed to put a damper on the fun.

palamas and taking doughnuts to their sleepy friends.

West

Alpha's held a ten-year-reunion

at

home of Margaret Saville Rose , Fredericksburg , Va. Pldured are the six who attended , along with their children. From left: Sara Wilson McDonnell , Barbara Fisher Rader , Patti Lawn Lilly , Margaret Ro.e , Barbara Gabrl. Baker , and Pat Reynolds Dolecki

Ohio Zetas are stili congratulating Karen Peterson, Miss Miami 1979. Karen performed a clonic ballet number In a white costume which she made henelf She competed agaln.t nine other seml-flnaUsts.

MARRIED NAME

MAIDEN NAME

HAVE YOU MOVED OR MARRI ED?

Mail this slip to the PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OFFICE , (Please leave label on reverse side when mailing this form .) 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis, Missouri 63105

(Print Husband's Full Name, Please)

FORMER MARRIED NAME (if applicable)

OLD ADDRESS .........................................

State (Include Zip Code)

State (Include Zip Code)

Chapter Date of Initiation

PI BETA PHI RUSH INFORMATION FORM

(INCLUDE PICTURE OF PROSPECTIVE RUSHEE IF POSSIBLE)

NAME OF RUSHEE _________________ ATTENDING _________ COLLEGE

RUSHEE ' S HOME ADDRESS ______________________

PARENT OR GUARDIAN ____________ OCCUPATION (optional) _____

GREEK AFFILIATED RELATIVES CHURCH PREFERENCE (optional) _______ WE DO NOTWISH TO SPONSOR DUETO WEWISH TO SPONSOR WE DO NOTWISH TO SPONSOR INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION ___

ALUMNAE CLUB RUSH INFORMATION CHAIRMAN ____________________ or INDIVIDUAL PI BETA PHI ALUMNA ______________________

ADDRESS ___________________________________

PHONE NUMBER ___________________

HIGH SCHOOL RUSHEEATTENDED

SIZE GRADUATING CLASS _______

COLLEGE CLASSIFICATION WILL BE : FRESHMAN __ SOPHOMORE __ JUNIOR __

IF ATTENDED ANOTHER COLLEGE , NAME _____________________

PLEDGED ANY OTHER PANHELLENIC GROUP? ____ IF SO , NAME ____________

DATE OF PLEDGING ___________ RELEASE OF PLEDGE ___________

PERTINENT HONORS AND ACTIVITIES :

PERSONAL ACQUAINTANCE COMMENTS : (separate letter may be attached for further information)

PI pm FRIENDS

You to your way, and I to mine.

Though we share those moments, when our ways intertWine, if should they not, there is nothing to fear. There is no anger or envy, in rdating open and clear. As our direction is equal, our paths are alike. But it's the differences in us, that make us unite.

I want you to know, why I chose your suppon, why I trust in your guidance, as the furure transportS. You take whik you give; in a balance of need.

lld supply the-'righ I need to receive. If I falter in step, should I stumble or fall, you open the doors in life, and straighten my walls. You give of yourself. Of yourself you will lendwhich is rare to exist. In shon. you're a friend.

Mary Elizabeth Meston Nebraska Beta

Pottilla.t." "eo.. ..IId natlc. of Ulld.Ii able copi.. all ForIII 3579 to " leta 'hi, 7730 C_"delet, Suit. 333, St. Loul., Mlliaurl63105.

To Pi Phi Parents: Your dauBhter's masazine is sent to her home address while she is in college and we hope that you enjoy reading it. If she is no longer in college, however. and is not living at home, please send het new permanent address to Pi Beta Phi Central Office.7730 Carondelet, Suite 333. St. Louis, Missouri 63105.