The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Summer-1982

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SUMMER 1982

One Agr......

I too am confused when you use only state and Greek chapter names in your references

Please use Kay Buckley Brown's suggestion (Winter , 1981 issue) to designate the schools

I've felt this way often and have neglected to write before Good for Mrs Brown

Joan

Lindberg

Wilmette, Illinois

And Then Again

Greetings from smallest of the 50 capitals I am proud to be married to a Pi Phi , Massachusetts Alpha , 1930 , as well as to be a life member Sigma Phi Epsilon , 1933 Vermont Alpha (Norwich University) Our best man was New Hampshire Alpha '33 (Dartmouth). Both sets of parents lived dose to Amherst, so we have friends among Sig Eps, Massachusetts Alpha (UMass) Thus I don't have to memorize even so far as Beta , in contrast to Washington Alpha Kay Buckley Brown . Four time assigned to Pentagon . where District of Columbia Alpha was kind to me

I see no other device for having THE PIN whether your arrow or my heart, reflect college of origin without attached Greek letters

Dr . Fred W. Steele III

Vermont Military Archivist Montpelier. Vt

More About Mered ith

Upon reading the cover story on Ohio Alpha's Jody Galbreath Phillips in my Spring, 1982, ARROW, which arrived today. I was reminded of another Pi Phi sister on whom good fortune has smiled over the years-Meredith Auld Brokaw S D Alpha, 1963. I think the Story of her life as the wife of Tom Brokaw of NBC and "Today " show fame would be most interesting to Pi Phis everywhere

It is the purpose of my note to encourage you and your editorial staff to

develop a feature Story on her for an upcoming issue of The ARROW I am sure that research into the 1960-63 issues of The ARROW will reveal notice of some of her collegiate accomplishments as she represented South Dakota in the Miss America contest. was elected to Mortar Board and Who 's Who among others Those of us who had the privilege of knowing her and loving her as a sister Pi Phi will never forget the experience

I look forward to receipt of my ARROW-it has been my only contact with Pi Phi for suetches of time. as I seem to locate where alumnae dubs and even a few " sisters " are rare

Thank you for a high quality publication I hope you wj)) be able to pursue the suggestioD enclosed herewith.

Karon Lampy Schaack South Dakota Alpha Pierre S D

-. We had a Story about Meredith Brokaw in the Fall 1981 issue of The ARROW but we are delighted to have this additional information about her

Memor ial Fund

The Corvallis. Oregon Pi Phi Alum Club has established the Oregon State University Pi Beta Phi Memorial Fund following the recent deaths of its last rwo charter members. Bertha McHenry Johnson and Frieda Spitz bart Teutsch. both of whom were initiated in 1917 Bertha and Frieda had lived in Corvallis for many years and had been lifelong supporters of Pi Phi and. especially their local chapter and alum club

The fund is designed to be an ongoing memorial to any member of Pi Beta Phi whose memory fellow alums. friends and relatives may wish to honor . It will administer low cost loans to Oregon Beta students. both graduate and undergraduate Donations may be sent to : Pi Beta Phi Memorial Fund clo O S U Foundation Oregon State University Corvallis. Ore 97331

For further information. contact: Kathleen Gibson Thatcher 3625 Hayes Ave . Corvallis. Ore 97330

Cover photo of the Morgan Library on the Colondo State Universiry campus is by David Moss . The Story about the Morcans and their contributioDs to CSU and Pi Beta Phi is on page 5.

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At least one of the 2,500 delegates to the White House Conference on Aging last December was a Pi Phi. Carolyn Reid Sisney, Illinois Theta, was chosen by the Secretary of Health and Human Services, Richard Schweiker, as one of the twenty delegates from Arkansas In addition to the delegates, the conference, held every ten years, was attended by 1,500 observers and 200 foreign observers . The group was divided into 14 committees, which together made 680 suggestions to benefit the elderly. Carolyn is a professional music teacher and taught music at Bradley University in Peoria, Ill., her alma mater, for 28 years prior to her move to Hot Springs, Ark., where she and her husband now live.

This item comes a full year late but cannot be ignored. Anna Smedley Bartram, Pennsylvania Alpha , celebrated her 100th birthday June 6 of last year, so that by the time you receive this, she will have celebrated her lOlst birthday

This "young" centenarian is pictured on page 28 Anna was born in Chester County, Pa ., was married . and had one son . She taught at Darby Friends School, worked with the American Friends Service Committee, served as a volunteer in the Philadelphia Yearl y Meeting office , and worked for twenty-five years with the Paol i Pub lic Library

Her sister , Lauretta Smedley Dutton , was one of the charter members of Pennsylvania Alpha at Swarthmore College That chapter surrendered its charter in 1934 because of anti-fraternity legislation by college authorities Loving congratulations are sent to Anna from Pi Phis everywhere .

We loved a letter we received from Geraldine DeB enedetti Senner, Nevada Alpha. She writes, " [I] have been carefully raising my legacy all these years, and when my daughter, Cassie, graduated from high school in Honolulu in June , 1981, we flew to Gatlinburg to go to Arrowmont summer school together-the last chance at the mother-daughter relationship It was outstanding We stayed in the same dorm, took the same class , and had a lovely time. As we say in Hawaii, no ka oi!

"Then on to Reno, Nevada, to the University of Nevada and fall registration Gerry went to the Pi Phi house to look around and found the 1958 Outstanding Pledge paddle hanging on the living room wall with her name on it. 23 years later, living proofl Well, after all that, what else, Cassie Senner pledged Pi Phi Mom sent flowers to both daughter and the house, with the message "I know that you've chosen right." Gerry is back in Hawaii now, both mother and daughter are doing fine . N ot too many long distance phone calls. Happiness is Pi Beta Phi ."

We remember Gerry from the Miami Convention in 1975, when she arrived as a delegate from her Honolulu club loaded down with orchid leis which were presented to all the national officers.

If you carefully read the write-up of the NPC Convention in the last issue of The ARROW, you noted that the National Panhellenic Editors Conference presented a public relations package entitled "Going Greek in the Eighties." One-third of the package is a 22x28" full color poster of the badges of each member group. In addition, a slide show of approximately eight minutes, with sound synchronization, carousel, cassette tape, instructions, script, and professionally produced, is available for sale. The third part of the package is a pamphlet designed to accompany the slide show, though it may be used separately . This public relations package was prepared by NPEC to introduce the freshman student to the benefits of "going Greek." The materials are also useful for active and alumnae member education, Greek displays, meeting and convention entertainment, and should be used by member groups, alumnae Panhellenics, campus Panhell enics, and Offices of Greek Affairs The posters are $4 each (3 for $10.75) ; the pamphlets , $12.50 for package of lOO; the slide show, $95 We hope that Pi Phi alumnae clubs and active chapters will urge their respective Panhellenics to take advantage of these excellent presentations To order, write the National Panhellenic Editors Conference, Box 2079, Columbus, Ohio 43216 .

We have received word that another young Pi Phi has been selected as an Outstanding Young Woman of America Pamela Key Eades, Texas Delta (T.C.U.) of Pasadena, Texas, in addition to Julie Heron (Spring, 1982 issue), has been honored The O Y.W A. program is designed to honor and encourage exceptional young women between the ages of 21 and 36 who have distinguished themselves in their homes, their professions, and their communities. We congratulate these two young women, and hope that if there are other Pi Phis among the group that we will be notified of same

From Pioneer Proverbs : Gratitude takes three forms : a Feeling in the heart , an Expression in words , and a Giving In return

May your summer be a happy one!

marilynsford

Morgan Tradition Continues At Colorado State

by CINDI SCHWAB

Just west of the historic oval drive, Colorado State University's yellow stone buildings merge with new red brick buildings. The difference in architecture marks the separation of past and present-Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College and Colorado State University.

The modern additions, which stretch toward the foothills, were erected during William E. Morgan's presidency from 1949 to 1969 He recognized a need for the college's expansion and blended the structures of the new campus with the old.

Among the developments were the majority of dormitories; the student center, which houses many student oriented services; Moby Gym Sports Complex, the scene of numerous CSU sports events, an international gymnastic meet, and even a movie; Hughes Stadium nestled beneath the large "A" on the mountainside and home of Rams football; and the library, later named for Mr. Morgan.

During Morgan's term, the "Aggies" evolved to the CSU Rams, and the student body grew from 3,400 to 15,000, with comparable faculty growth. He also saw a need to expand the Greek system, and consulted his wife, Lila Bryan Morgan, a Pi Phi alumna from Texas Beta. With his encouragement, she explored the possibility of adding a Pi Phi chapter at CSU

Mrs Morgan and Grand Treasurer Lolita Snell Prouty made preparations for Grand Council to come to Fort Collins in 1951.

"We worked awfully hard, but had such a good time " Mrs. Morgan remembered. "The national officers visited in 1952 and were interested."

In 1954, newly colonized Colorado Gamma participated in rush for the first time. "We came out all right and pledged a good number of girls against well-established competition National gave us support in every way. That's what a strong organization with a good reputation, as Pi Phi can do to help individual chapters get started," she boasted.

The first chapter house was on the main street and , in 1964, the present house was built.

The Pi Phi tradition in the Morgan family has continued. Their daughter, Dorcas Morgan Murray, is a Pi Phi from Colorado Alpha, and their granddaughter, Laura Murray , is currently a Colorado Gamma active.

Every student at CSU has gained from the Morgans ' contributions. These prominent Fort Collins citizens were helpful in establishing not only Colorado Gamma, but the university itself

Special Two Attend

Melissa Reno , Washington Gamma, was honored to have her mother and grandmother attend her initiation ceremony and the following banquet

Her mother,Joanne Sorensen Reno , from Boulder , Colo ., and her grandmother, Helen Trimble Sorensen , from Palm Springs, Calif., Hew out to the University ofPuget Sound just to be with the new initiate on her special day.

Mrs . Reno is a Pi Phi alumna from the Universi ty of Colorado , and Mrs . Sorensen was initiated, by Amy B. Onken , into California Delta at UCLA .

Lila and William Morgan outside their Ft. Collin. home.

Traveling Graduate Counselors 1982-1983

Sharing with sisters , laughing and crying with sisters, giving to sisters , and most imponandy , caring about those sisters . . . that's Pi Phi.

Wearing wine and blue, wearing an angel, an arrow, learning the Founders , and learning songs . . . that ' s Pi Phi.

But learning what a sororiry has to offer beyond all of these things, learning that a sorority means a lifetime association , and learning that the entire Fratern ity is not just in your chapter and on your college campus .. . that ' s Pi Phi too , and a very imponant pan of Pi Phi indeed!

by BLYTHE BUDDENDORF

Jerelyn Wright, California Delta

Blythe Buddendorf, Texas Beta

Beth Barker, Ohio Alpha

Jennifer Hinchman. California Zeta

The Travelers ...

Blythe Buddendorf, Texas Beta , Southern Methodist University V P Moral Advancement co-chaired Standards Board teaching assistant for finance professor in Business School SMU Program Council 1981 Community Service Award given by Dallas Alumnae Club Pi Phi mother and younger sister compiled "The Organization of Texas Beta," including a description of each office , interest group , the standards program, and rush procedures alternate delegate 1981 Convention .. . "'people' skills and •paper ' skills " . . . "quiet, natural leader" "a motivating force among her peers" "a carefree coed , a sophisticated lady , and a reliable friend."

Jennifer Hinchman, California Zeta, U.c. Santa Barbara vice president and president of chapter BA in Communication Studies, coaching minor Mortar Board member national legislative committee, 1981 assistant tennis coach "natural leader, reliable, understanding , considerate " "sensitive to the needs and feelings of others" "committed to raising the consciousness of sorority women to realize their full potential as women in a constantly changing society" ... tennis instructor for beginning, intermediate, and advanced clinics ... member of nationally ranked UCSB Women's Tennis Team · .. "poised, soft-spoken, articulate."

Beth Barker, Ohio Alpha, Ohio University . .. ARRow Correspondent . . . Secretary . . . V. P. Moral Advancement ... Province Community Service Award · .. Monar Board and Omicron Delta Kappa . .. third generation Ohio Alpha · hard worker, mature "greatest contribution to chapter and university is through BACCUS program of alcohol awareness and alternatives" . . . "a deep and abiding dedication to the Fraternity" ... "meets people well" .. . "LISTENS" .. . "genuine concern for others" .. . "gives the extra energy and goes the extra mile which differentiates the 'good' from the 'excellent '" ... limitless enthusiasm •• excellent interpersonal communication skills. "

Jerelyn Wright, California Delta, U .C.L.A .. .. chapter president ... attended Dallas Convention 2nd V.P Panhellenic planned IFC/Panhellenic officer retreat and programming for sorority row, Greek Week, and Panhellenic .. . women's captain sailing team, 1978-81 . .. team captain 1981-82 .. . mature , stable,. out-going ... "quickly liked and respected by others " . .. "responsible decision-making abilities" ... "totally trUStworthy and inspires confidence" .. . "genuinely warm and caring" . . . "a gracious, charming young lady " .. . traveled to intercollegiate regattas up and down California coast, to New Orleans and Chicago .. . "exudes enthusiasm" . .. "has brought honor to her chapter."

Cross-Stitch Wins

Georgia Alpha's 1981-82 pledge class made gifts for their big sisters and presented these gifts during initiation week. The gifts were judged and Tammy Neu was named winner with her cross-stitch picture of the University of Georgia chapter house She designed the pattern and wrote a poem to go along with the gift.

This house is just a symbol of the sisterhood inside, Of the angels that are here wearing arrows with such pride.

This house is just a symbol of the girls who really care, Of the very special moments that we cherish and we share

This house is just a symbol. but the one thing I have known Is the love that you have given me has made this house a home

ColI_n Ca •••rly , IIlInol. Zeta, was ••Iected as on. of .Ight Outstanding G k Wom.n In 1981 at the Unlv.rslty of illinois. Among oth.r honors , ColI n Is a member of Omicron D.lta Kappa , national lead.rshlp and scholastic honorary , and Mortar Board

Attendl", a "mlnl·conv.ntlon" last Jun. w • Ight of the fou n Michigan Gamma. of the cia of 1950 at Michigan Stat•. L r: Nancy LeHon Parka , Jean Nichol. Schopp. , LouAnn

Woelk Taylor , Kath.ryn Otterbl.n W.I.h , EII.n Ud. Battaglia , Mary Gravln. Kllpf.I , Sally Jo Ellber And w., Patricia Tlld.n Marsh

Two Are Selected For Fellowships

Each year Grand Council of Pi Beta Phi selects one or more Fraternity graduates to receive the Pi Beta Phi Fellowship. The award is based on scholastic standing of the applicant, as well as the "all-around development of character with its resultant ability worthy to represent the Fraternity."

The recipient must have received her bachelor's degree and the award is available for use in any university.

Two young women have earned the 1982-83 Fellowships in the amount of $1,500 each-Velma (Vykie) Smoyer, Colorado Gamma, and Laura Loomer, Virginia Epsilon, Vykie will be pursuing a Master of Science degree in Energy Management and Policy at the University of Pennsylvania. Laura has been accepted by the University of Virginia Medical School where she plans to pursue a career in academic medicine.

Vykie Smoyer

Vykie earned her Bachelor of Science in geology from Colorado State University in August, 1979. During the ensuing years, she has worked with the Tennessee Valley Authority in Knoxville , Tenn , as an engineering geologis t, and the United States Geological

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Survey as a geologic field assistant in a minerals exploration and evaluation project in northern Michigan.

These positions helped her define her career objectives and she is personally concerned as well as academically interested in problems in the field of energy management.

Writes Vykie, "The energy problem is multidisciplinary and requires professionals with a broad understanding of the overall industry. My goal is to be one of those professionals."

As a collegian Vykie was selected for membership in Phi Beta Kappa, Xi Sigma Pi and Gamma Sigma Delta Honor societies; was president of the University chapter of Society of Mining Engineers of A.I.M.E.; secretary of the C.S U Geology Club, Vice President of Mental Advancement of her Pi Phi chapter; student representative on faculty and various college committees, intramural player, coach, and referee .

A Pi Phi sister who was a chapter vice president along with Vykie, Mary Jo McGinnies, notes that Vykie "was a constant source of suppon to the other officers " She was dedicated to the chapter scholastic program , and many of the scholastic programs she initiated are still being utilized by the chapter

and "have allowed for Pi Beta Phi to become the sorority with the highest grade point average at Colorado State ...

Laura Loomer

Laura received her Bachelor of Am degree, with high distinction, in May, 1981, from the University of Virginia. During the past year she has been House Director for her Virginia Epsilon chapter, a position she served with seriousness and maturity.

Laura's history major indicates her original plan to become a lawyer. It wasn't until her third year in college that she finally admitted to herself that she had no real enthusiasm for the law, and her attraction to medicine surfaced. She realized that it was important to her to maintain fellowship with others.

The field of academic medicine is beginning to open up for women. Laura wants to combine patient care with clinical research and informal instruction of medical students. However, academic medicine is almost totally dominated by men.

"I think that the pioneering spirit within me is panially responsible for my attraction to this area of medicine! " writes Laura. "I feel that academic medicine would be most challenging because it would offer me the simultaneous opponunities to continue to seek knowledge while teaching students and patients. "

One of her history professors at the university notes that Laura's background as a history major •• should be considered an asset in weighing her potential as a medical student. In an era of careerism and over-specialization, she offers the kind of broad, humane learning rare among today's young professionals. "

Another professor wrote that •• not the least of her strengths is her natural gift as leader and organizer. She relishes human interaction, problemsolving, and constant intellectual stimulation, and I am delighted to observe the exhilaration she feels at this point in her life when academic and extracurricular success both have converged to give her direction and motivation.' ,

Thus, once again , two outstanding young Pi Phis are being aided in their academic pursuits by Fellowships from their Fraternity

Vylde Smoyer, Colorodo Gamma

Laura Loomer, Virginia Epsilon

Harv&rd Names 1st Woman Dean

(The following article appeared in part in the Lafayette, Ind., Journal & Courier, Dec. 10, 1981, written by staffcolumnistJohn Norberg )

Effective July I, 1982, Patricia AIbjerg Graham, Wisconsin Alpha and Indiana Delta, will become the first woman dean in the 345-year history of Harvard University. She has been named dean of the Graduate School of Education which has 1,000 students and about 75 faculty members, and Patricia feels she is getting some of the credit her mother should have received many years ago.

It was in 1927 when Marguerite Hall Albjerg, Indiana Alpha, arrived at Purdue with a Ph.D . from the University of Wisconsin. But she couldn't get a regular appointment there. Her husband taught history at the University, retiring in 1963 . He died in 1973 . Her mother later taught history, government , and sociology at Purdue , and finally worked on the dean of women ' s staff She died in 1971.

Pat was raised in the Pi Phi tradition . In addition to her mother, four aunts had been Indiana Alpha sisters . Pat was pledged and initiated at the University of Wisconsin in 1952 , but transferred to Purdue her sophomore year and affiliated with Indiana Delta. In 1955, she was graduated with highest distinction with a degree in English. Her husband, Loren, received his degree in chemical engineering.

Following a stint in the navy for Loren , during which time Pat taught high school English , a daughter was born , and Pat had enrolled and completed a master's degree in English and

guidance , Loren received a fellowship at Columbia University to work on a Ph D. in Russian history. That allowed Pat to take courses there-free. She started teaching in a New York City high school.

"I decided to take a course at Columbia and the one course in American history that was taught when Loren could baby-sit was the history of education," Pat says.

In 1964, they both received Ph D.s from Columbia.

In 1974, Patricia became a professor of history education at Harvard and dean and eventually vice president of Radcliff. In 1977, President Jimmy Carter named her director of the National Institute of Education, which had a $100 million annual budget.

"We did a lot of research in improving the teaching of reading and improving teaching generally," she says. "We did some research on how children learn mathematics. "

In 1979, she left and returned to Harvard. Her husba,nd is also there.

"I cenainly hope that in the next 345 years they'll have a lot more women deans than they have had in the past. One of the things that has happened in the past 15 years is there are more opponunities for women in all the professions than there were 20 or 30 years ago," she says.

Patricia Graham is very happy with her appointment as a dean "I'm very pleased about it," she says. "I certainly hadn't been counting on this.

"I'm sorry my parents aren't alive to help me enjoy it."

Pat received an honorary doctorate from Purdue last year. In December she was a Woodrow Wilson Fellow at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D. c., and she is writing a book .

Lora Folger, Tenn _ Beta, I. the recipient of the Chatton_ga Alumnae Club'. Sophomore Award. She was cho.en on the ba.l. of her outstondlng academic honor. and her chapter, Vanderbilt University, and community .ervlce.

Four In /Family Are Past Prexys

by PATrY SUCER

Jackie and Allison Smith, Missouri Alpha Pi Phis , have quite a legacy of Pi Beta Phi members in their family. They not only have four close relatives who are Pi Phis, but all four were presidents of their chapters

Frances Ferguson Freeman, the girls' grandmother, is a Missouri Alpha , and was an English major at the University of Missouri . Each family Pi Phi since has been initiated with her pin. Ruth Freeman Thomas, their great aunt , went to Drury College and is a Missouri Gamma. Mercedes Freeman Smith , the girls' mother, is a Missouri Alpha , as is Martha Freeman Collet , their aunt.

Mrs Freeman, Mrs Thomas, and Mrs . Smith are all Springfield, Mo . , residents and active in Pi Beta Phi. Mrs . Smith is the corresponding secretary of the Springfield Alumnae Club .

Jackie , a journalism major and VP Mental of the chapter, says she is sure that having a legacy in Pi Phi played a large part in her choice of the Fraternity . " I ' ve always known it was a good house and having family ties makes i t special . "

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Utah Alpha. University of Utah

A spunky fall pledge class pulled two "sneaks" on the actives during fall quaner. On the first one. the actives successfully caught the pledges hiding at Snowbird. a local ski reson But the pledge dass was victorious in the second round when they hid at the home of the chapter president. Peggy Eble The sneaks were fun and gave the pledges an opponuoity to get to know one another better.

Texas Gamma, Texas Tech

Kim Fouts was named Freshman Sweetheart in the annual contest, after competing with several other entrants from various and dubs.

Oregon Gamma, Willamette University

Four sisters performed in the presentation of the opera, Dido and Aeneas in March. Cathy Tucker sang the role of the First Witch, with Brenda Philips and Sandra Wold singing in the chorus of Courtiers and Witches. Tracy Taylor played the violin in the accompanying Chamber Orchestra .

Texas Delta, T.C.U.

The chapter received the Most Improved Scholarship A ward for last fall's semester from Panhellenic. And watPi for Cindy Friesen in the Miss America Pageant in August. She was named Miss New Mexico for 1982 in March.

Illinois Zeta, University of Illinois

Two Pi Phis interned with State Senator Alan Dixon. Jenny Kelley was his personal secretary in his SpringfIeld office last summer and Donna Ross worked with him in Washington , D. C.

Jenny earned three hours credit handling such activities as scheduling Dixon's mobile office for appearances at state and county fairs and shopping malls Donna earned six hours creditthree for anending a weekly seminar and three more for her internship.

Ontario Alpha, University of Toronto

Deb Fletcher, a chapter alum, was elected secretary of the University of Engineering Society and has just completed a second year of studies in mechanical engineering. Deb was chapter president in 1979-80.

New Mexico Alpha, University of New Mexico

Two seniors, Terri McBride and Kelly Morse, were chosen by the student body as members of the Homecoming Coun.

Indiana Delta, Purdue

Beth Polanka is the 1982 Purdue Royal Queen. The Royal is the University's annual livestock show. Beth, a pre-vet science major, was selected upon personal interviews, her active involvement in many of Purdue's agricultural organizations, and academic achievements.

Ohio Eta, Denison

Two Pi Phis played a large part in the success of the March production of " Electra. " Alexandra Moussouris had a leading role , and Ellen Rooney choreogrllphed the show and was a member of the chorus

Wash4lgton Gamma, University of Puget Sound

In the squad of six football fD.d ball cheerleaders, three were Pi Phis. Christie Lindeman, Carla Phaneuf, and Linda Black traveled to Utah and California in the fall with the football team, and cheered home basketball games ,

California Gamma, U.S.c.

The scholarship award is resting, once again, with this chapter of 150 girls. It was awarded, for the second year in a row, by the L.A. Alumnae Panhellenic for the overall GPA of 3.366!

New Mexico Beta, New Mexico State

On January 23 the chapter celebrated its tenth birthday at a luncheon in Las Cruces, attended by actives and

alumnae from all over the state. One of the delightful activities was the fonning of a huge friendship circle, and even though many of the Pi Phis had never met, the sisterhood was felt by everyone.

Nebraska Beta, University of Nebraska

Ann Dahl was one of founeen girls chosen to be in the 1981-82 Figi calendar, the fourth year in a row that a Pi Phi has appeared in the calendar. Shari Elston is the Phi Kappa Psi Sweetheart, with the announcement being made at the fraternity ' s formal .

Washington Alpha, University of Washington

Laine Seeley and Dena Blevins were members of the Sigma Nu White Rose Court last winter. Four girls, Kristie Anderson, Gina Simonton, Nonie Tao, and Karen Uglesich were finalists in the Delta Chi Calendar Girl competition. They were chosen from a field of over 100 girls.

California Epsilon, San Diego State

The chapter made its annual spring road trip to the University of Southern California campus where it serenaded fraternity row, visited the Pi Phi chapter house, and concluded the trip with a visit to the Beta Theta Pi house How could the Betas be so lucky?

Indiana Epsilon, DePauw University

Debbie Markstone, Julie Miller, and Krista McCormick were princesses for the Indianapolis 500 Race and participated in the Festival Parade and the many activities revolving around the race.

Louisiana Beta, Louisiana State

University coeds have something to look forward to every month as they flip the pages of the "Classic Male Collegians," a calendar of the 13 best looking guys on campus. Kenny Van Amringe, a chapter houseboy, appears on the month of August Kenny is a mechanical engineering senior and a Phi Gam.

Iowa Zeta, University ofIowa

Ellen Wood and Christina Valanis are members of Beta Gamma Sigma, national society which recognizes academic excellence in the College of Business Administration. Ellen is a finance major, and Christina majors in madceting.

Mississippi Beta, Ole Miss

Kathleen Dickerson has served for the past two years as head of the university drill team, the Rebelettes, and in the spring she received the non-finalist talent award in the Miss University Pageant. She was also the chapter's nominee for Sigma Chi Derby Day queen

Indiana Beta, Indiana University

Julie Degitz is a member of Sigma Theta Tau, nwsing honorary; Ann Nolan and Kathy Zimlich are members of the business honorary, Beta Gamma Sigma.

Mississippi Alpha, U. of Southern Mississippi

Jan Mooney has been chosen advertising chairman of the Student Activities Council. Catherine Aris danced in the University Dance Concert in March.

Georgia Alpha, University of Georgia

Twenty-three girls made the Dean's List for f.ill quarter and of those twentythree, eleven made a 4.0.

Kentucky Alpha, University ofLouisville

At the Panhellenic Scholarship luncheon, Pi Phi was honored for having the highest active grade point average for the 1981 fall semester. Susan Schaefer and Kitty O'Donnell were recognized for having a 4.0 GPA, the fifth semester in which Susan has reached that lofty goal.

Michigan Beta, University of Michigan

Judy Nelson is Panhellenic treasurer and Kathy Whearty is internal rush chainnan. The University Activities Center has Sumi Lewis serving as vice president of publicity and promotion. This is the largest student organization on campus, and Sumi is responsible for implementing all advertising campaigns for student programs.

North Carolina Beta, Duke

Nancy Novotny held a leading role in t.he spring musical production of Encore. Alison von Brock was stage manager for the show which received two standing ovations after its final performance.

illinois Eta, Millikin Univemty

Four varsity and two junior varsity

cheerleaders for the Big Blue are Pi Phis. Tara Harvel, Bridget Devlin, Carolyn Cuttil, Alice Hayes, Melodie Aruens, and Jill Newman are the builders of enthusiasm.

Louisiana Alpha, Newcomb College Margaret White and Stephanie Slatten flashed their pearly teeth and flowing hair and were chosen to be ATO calendar girls. Tulane men also saw the pretty smile of Lynn Maddox who was a Homecoming Queen nominee.

Tennessee Delta, Memphis State Founders' Day luncheon in April was extra special for the chapter since it was the 20th anniversary. The active chapter presented skits and the alums presented awards.

South Carolina Alpha, University ofS. Carolina

It was a weekend in Gatlinburg that highlighted late January for the chapter . They toured Arrowmont, spent money in the Arrowcraft Shop and other city shops, and had very little sleep, but lots of fun and laughs.

Washington Alpha, University of Washington

Tracy Taylor, Sheryl Garland, Carolyn Hansen, and Carla Swanson have been initiated into Pi Omicron Sigma, Greek honorary fraternity. Until 1981 this was an exclusively male organization. At that time, sororities were asked to nominate candidates to be considered for membership, and Pi Phi was proud to have had four chosen for the honor.

Ohio Epsilon, University of Toledo

Pi Phis are making the headlines in more ways than .one! Mary Beth Regan is a reporter for the Collegian, the UT student newspaper, and has had numerous front page articles. Emily Burkart and Janet Salimbeni are photographers for the paper.

Virginia Delta, Old Dominion

Academic achievement was honored at a special meal where everyone had soup and salad, and the Pi Club (those with 3.14 GPA or better) earned little pies. The rest of the chapter were given "academic angel" cookies. Various awards were given during the course of the celeblation.

Illinois Iota, Illinois State

Karen Willmot and Jill Bode will be serving as rush counselors during formal rush in the fall. Two other chapter members have been studying abroad-Angie Killian in Austria, and Paula Tegmeyer at Oxford University.

Colorado Alpha, University of Colorado

The f.ill pledge class has given a big head start to the redecorating of the chapter room, a much needed project. M&Ms were all over campus after the pledges had made the rounds of dorms and, naturally, fraternity houses.

Arkansas Alpha, University of Arkansas

One of the most active girls on campus is Kathryn Pryor. She was chosen for Omicron Delta Kappa, Blue Key, Angel Flight, Cardinal Key, and Cardinal xxx. The new president of the College Republicans is Mary Laughlin. In a completely different activity, Missy Holder was first runnerup in the punt, pass, and kick contest held during the Sigma Chi, Sigma Nu Charity Bowl.

Ohio Delta, Ohio Wesleyan

Four Pi Phis, Melissa Dewall, Lisa Gray, Ann Eliot, and Kristen Scannell, sing in the University'S Choral Arts program. The select choir performs a concert on campus every term, and tows biennially throughout the northeastern U.S.

Texas Alpha, University of Texas

Cliffy Laforce spent the fall of 1981 traveling through twelve foreign countries during her Semester at Sea. Other Pi Phis who were traveling the world together in the program were Melissa Hawkins, Colorado State; Lanna Humphrey, Oklahoma State; Cynthia Jones, Miami University; Maribeth Corradetti , Cornell; and Susan Soto , S.M.U

Colorado Gamma, Colorado State

For the third semester in a row, the chapter topped the Panhellenic glade list in the f.ill-the best sorority glades on campus.

Kentucky Beta, University of Kentucky

For three years, Monmouth Duo was all but forgotten on campus . But after lots of hard work by the chapter and Kappas, they pulled off a fun, success-

ful Duo. For a change of pace, they held the celebration in a barn on a spacious bluegrass horse farm 10 Lexington.

Florida Beta, Florida State

An exceptionally large number of sisters had grades to boast about fall semester. Twenty-two received over a 3.5 GPA, and forty received between 3.0 and 3.5! A proud record indeed!

South Carolina Beta, Clemson

Janice Murphey is quite a talker . She won second place in a school-wide speech competition . Of 22 participants, Janice made it to the final four and then captured her second place with a persuasive speech on America's train system

Maryland Beta, University of Maryland

Gina Tesoriero, chapter president, is editor of the University's Greek yearbook, and Lori Lamore is sports editor of the Greek newspaper.

Virginia Delta, Old Dominion

Five Pi Phis are prepared to save lives after they spent a Saturday getting CPR certiftcation Tama Griffiths, Barbie Jones, Donna Einarson, Lori Washelofski, and Anne Schwind were instructed by CPR instructor and Arrowman, How Staples, in the Heimlich maneuver, mouth-to-mouth breathing, and CPR. The course was offered as part of the chapter's Educational Enrichment program, and plans are being made to offer more classes so that the rest of the chapter can be certifted also.

Illinois Epsilon, Northwestern

Several members were involved in dramatics last winter. Marilyn Perlman and Adrienne Driftmier were set designers for the Dolphin Show's production of Little Me. Daryl Heller had one of the leading roles in Uncommon Women. Daryl was also in the cast of Black Comedy in the spring, and Stel Fine appeared in the spring production of Patio

New York Gamma, St. Lawrence University

Lori Buttorf is a double major in music and economics, and she has participated in many activities in the music department. Fitst she was a member of Sinners, the women's choral group. Then she moved on to play in the Con-

cert Band, and soon became its conductor. She spent a semester teaching music to elementary students at the local schools and gave instruction in piano and clarinet at St. Lawrence.

Alabama Gamma, Auburn University

Linda Jackson was one of the top twenty Miss Auburn candidates. She was chosen from among several hundred girls through a series of interviews.

Michigan Gamma, Michigan State

Maryann Gallagher and Annette LaMore had internships as legislative aides for a state representative and a state senator during fall tean. They worked eight hOUlS daily at the capitol building in Lansing, where they handled constituent casework and attended meetings of the session.

New York Delta, Cornell

Monika Woolsey, graduating senior, has had a teaching assistant for Human Sexuality, a 300-level course in the Human Ecology school. She developed class topics, lead conversation in section, and corrected journals, papers, and tests.

Kansas Beta, Kansas State January 31 marked a day of accomplishment for Katie Kuehl and Chris Exline, along with a Gamma Phi Beta neighbor, Marilyn Kissenger. The girls shot in the All-University Rifle Shoot and won the sorority division. Each won a T-shirt and together brought home a trophy which they have decided to pass back and forth between the two houses.

Oklahoma Alpha, University of Oklahoma

Members like Amy Brundrett are what keep the chapter on top. She was selected as an O. U . Calendar Girl , is on the President's Honor Roll, is chapter recording secretary, Panhellenic rush chairman, secretary of Women's Emphasis Event, and Panhellenic elections chairman.

Missouri Alpha, University of Missouri Christmas vacation was especially exciting for Beth Bell. She was a debutant at the famed Veiled Prophet Ball is St. Louis. As one of 71 women presented, Beth participated in numerous luncheons, parties , and dances, all culminating in the ball on Dec. 21.

Spirit Trophy Won Mter TKE Kidnap

by CARLA SWANSON

It happens every fall quarter at the University of Washington, but the kidnapping of all the sorority housemothers by the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity always seems to catch everyone by surprise. The Pi Phi house was no exception. The mysterious ransom note tacked to the bulletin board instructed the chapter to arrive at the TKE house prepared to sing in return for the release of Washington Alpha's beloved housemother, Ethel Hart . Awards were to be presented for the best song, most spirit, and most people.

The spirit trophy had been captured by the Pi Phis for the past two years, and the girls were determined to win it again. Chanting "We want Ethel!" as they entered the fraternity, the Pi Phis entettained the TKEs with favorite chapter songs and various cheers, including a spellout of' ' Ethel. "

These demonstrations of enthusiasm earned the Pi Phis the spirit trophy for the third time over all the other sororities , but what really mattered was that Mrs. Hart was rescued and back with " her girls !"

Elizabeth Mayfield, a South Carolina leta beauty, was named Mill North Georgia, and, In addition to repr entlng the area at various f tlvltl , will aliist In the Iec· tlon of next year's winner.

Governor's Pi Phi Wife Cites Mansion Changes

by LAURA LAKER DORAMUS

The Dallas Pi Phi alumnae , as well as Texas Beta actives, had a real treat last November! Rita Crocker Clements , Texas Alpha, the wife of Texas Governor William P. Clements, Jr., spoke to the group at the SMU Pi Phi house about the restoration and renovation of the Governor's Mansion in Austin The Pi Phi Junior Night Alumnae Group arranged this event, and it proved to be an evening of fun and learning . Mrs . Clements made the governor's house seem more like a home with some of her tales of past governors who resided there

Built in 1856 , the mansion in Austin is the fourth oldest governor's mansion in the United States Thiny-five families have lived there, the first being the Pease family. Mrs. Clements related that Mrs. Pease was skeptical about moving in at all since, at that time, Austin's population was barely 3,000 and cattle literally roamed the streets.

"Mrs Pease was afraid that indians might kidnap her children, " Mrs. Clements said, laughing.

GovernorJames Hogg was elected to office in 1891 and was the first native-born Texan to live in the lflansion. His children were known to slide down the banister, especially during the middle of parties . To put a stop to this, GovernQr Hogg drove nails into the banister.

"We will leave the nail holes there as a part of history," said Mrs. Clements.

Mrs Clements emphasized that a major objective in restoring apd renovating the mansion is to incorporate modern' conveniences with history. One of the bedrooms will be named after Governor and Mrs. Pease. Among its fufnishings is a four-post wooden bed, found in the State Archives, from the period in wl1ich the Peases lived.

Another bedroom will be named in honor of Governor Sam Houston . He and his family were the third occupants of the mansion . Portraits of Governor and Mrs. Houston are being restored and will be hung in the front parlor.

"Every piece in the mansion is absolute museum quality , " said Mrs. Clements. "We literally searched allover the country for many of them "

"I like to think of the mansion as a grand old lady and want to restore to her the grace and dignity she deserves. "

The Dallas Alumnae Club presented a pair of candelabra as its gift to the mansion in March.

The 1980 Texas Alpha pledge class also participated in the mansion project. Through two special functions, money was raised to assist Governor and Mrs. Clements in the purchase of an Audubon bird print for the mansion.

Sisters Add Special Bonds

by KAREN GUNTHER

Sisterhood has an extra special meaning for Ohio Epsilon Pi Phis. Of the fifty-two members of the chapter, seventeen have sisters who are also Ohio Epsilons

Currently in the active chapter are Patti and Cathy Casper, Karen and Margaret Gunther, Cindy and Chris Lopinski, Mary Beth and Margaret Regan, and Laurie and Lisa Taylor.

Following in a sister's footsteps is common at the University of Toledo where the commuter population dominates , but Pi Phi is especially known for its siblings Not only that , but for the third year in a row , Ohio Epsilon ' s Executive Council will include a set of sisters. Just elected were Laurie and Lisa Taylor as VP Mental and VP Moral Past sisters serving together were Patti and Cathy Casper as VP Social and Membership Chairman, and Beth and Karen Gunther as President and Panhellenic Delegate .

Having such a large number of sisters in the chapter at the same time has its advantages and disadvantages . It can cause some problems during rush , but it certainly saves on postage and phone calls !

The special bond of sisterhood is especially strong when shared with your sister, and Pi Phis at UT are proud t o be able to share Pi Phi's special meaning with famil y.

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Amid the hustle and bustle of a busy tourist town, one can fInd tranquility after entering the Arrowmont driveway. The campus is nestled against a wooded hillside which reflects the beauty of the changing seasons

Many Pi Beta Phi chapters have stayed in the Red Bam, Staff House , Teachers, and Stuart dormitories this past fall and winter Those chapters visiting their philanthropy were: Florida Epsilon , Georgia Alpha, South Carolina Alpha, South Carolina Beta, Tennessee Beta, and Virginia Zeta. They enjoyed touring Arrowcraft and Arrowmont as well as visiting the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. If your chapter is interested in coming for a visit, please contact Roben H Skinner , Administrator, for details.

In addition to our Pi Phi groups and regularly scheduled workshops, the faculty at the University of TennesseeKnoxville have found our campus to be a pleasant place for conference/retreats. We have hosted the Microbiology Department, School of Journalism, University Studies, and Board of Visitors Other departments have requested dates for this fall.

In conjunction with the Gatlinburg Garden Club, Arrowmont houses the Wildflower Leaders for their annual Wildflower Pilgrimage held each April.

Groups using our facilities must bt' educational and/ or non-profIt organizations , including church groups when space is available Approximately 500 people from such groups have stayed on our campus since September, 1981.

Ben Liberty demonstrates "g/lunae- construction at the National Conference on Leather In March

The Red Barn houses mony visitors to Arrowmont.

The Red Barn Patio Is a favorite place for PI Phi cookouts.

Above: These six Virginia Zetas braved a snow storm to visit Arrowmont.

Below: Florida Epsilon discovers the Red Barn.

The 1982 World 's Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee will bring many visitors to the Smoky Mountains and Gatlinburg Arrowcraft invites you to come by and see the beautiful weaving and handcrafted items displayed and sold in the shop. From May 1 through October 31 the campus will be host to many new and old friends who will come for classes or just a tour

If a visit to Gatlinburg isn ' t possible, plan to shop by mail through the new Arrowcraft catalog which will be available inJune To request a catalog, send $1.00for postage and handling-to:

Arrowcraft Shop

P . O. Box 567

Gatlinburg , 1N 37738

In recognition of the interest shown in leather as an art medium , Arrowmont was host to the frrst national conference on leather and an invitational gallery exhibition "Forms of Leather. " The conference provided an opportunity for professional and serious amateur leather workers to join together sharing information concerning techniques, materials and tools and exploring new concepts for design The exhibition brought together the work of 36 contemporary leather workers in a survey of functional and non-functional objects

In the past Arrowmont has co-sponsored several workshops with state, regional and national organizations including the American Craft Council, Southern Highland Handicraft Guild, Surface Design Association, National Council for the Education of Ceramic Artists, the American Home Economics Association, the National An Education Association, and the Tennessee Arcs Commision. This national conference on leather, however, was a frrst, not only because of the medium feature, but because there is no leather organization for which we could receive suppon in assisting us with any facet of the conference. The conference and accompanying exhibition became a reality and leather conferees are corlvinced of their need for an organizational structure to give them viability and visibility .

This conference and exhibition were funded by Pi Beta Phi Fraternity with assistance from the Tenrtessee Arcs Commission and the City of Gatlinburg

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With the exception of one day of snow, the weather was beautiful and warm-just right as a welcome for the many students who attended spring classes at Arrowmont

Five one week classes featuring weaving, quilting, textile resist , printing techniques , jewelry, metalsmithing, enameling, blacksmithing , clay working, photography , papermaking, and painting were offered. The March 8 through April 9 sessions included many university age students who were on spring break from their own studies. In addition , many production oriented students and several retirees attended . The curriculum, special programs, and the general environment of the school offered the student the opportunity for personal , technical , and creative growth .

"The Fan/New Form-New Function" was a competitive national exhibition sponsored by Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, which was on display December 5-February 6, 1982, in the Arrowmont Gallery . Hundreds of visitors were attracted to the school to see the exhibit, which included work in a variety of media . The focus of this exhibition was to explore new meanings as related to the fan and to project new forms and functions in any two or three dimensional media, including clay, fabric, fiber, metal, wood and paper . The juror for the exhibition was Thomas Riesing, Associate Professor of An, Depanment of An, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Riesing, a painter/printmakerwho exhibits internationally, selected 124 pieces by 100 artists from 450 entries .

In stating his impressions about the exhibit, Riesing made these comments: ••Where the professional presentation of the work greatly facilitated my task, the high quality of the pieces made the selection process very difficult . These (selected) pieces best demonstrated for me that subjected blend of personal vision and the purposeful interpretation of that vision through a chosen medium or mixed media. Having used the fan image in my own work for the last three years, I sincerely enjoyed seeing the many unique interpretations of the fan form. I believe that it is an excellent exhibition. "

An Arrowmont purchase award was made to Jan Yager, Providence, Rhode Island, for a copper "Fan Container."

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Arrowmont School and the southeast region of the American Craft Council will sponsor a three day conference at Arrowmont , October 6-9 . The conference will offer a varied program of demonstrations , slide lectures , seminars , and panel discussions. Concurrent with the conference will be the juried exhibition •• Spotlight ' 82 : Southeast Crafts . "

Plec... elected for award. In the fan competition were, above left: "Black mere" mixed media by Laurence Holden, Atlanta, Ga.: above right: "Ribbon Wrapped Fan" metal by LInda Watson-Abbatt, Santa Cruz, Calif.: and, left, "Double Fan" ceramics by Kathy Dambach, Birmingham, Mich.

Tolley Family Named Illinois' Young Farmers

Margaret Shragal Tolley, Illinois Beta-Delta, and her husband Steve, of Galesburg, Ill., have been named Illinois' Outstanding Young Farmers of 1981. The Young Farmers Award was presented at the annual Illinois Farm Bureau meeting in .St. Louis The Tolleys had been selected earlier as the DlStrlct 2 wmners, covering a 16-county area were one of six fmalists for the recognition honor.

Steve IS graduate of the University of Illinois, and Margaret recelVed her BA degree in education from Knox College: Until her first child was born, in 1968, Margaret taught m the Galesburg, Ill ., school system. The family now includes three children.

The Tolley farming operation consists of 360 acres with pork production as the main emphasis of the farm is an instructor in farm management at Carl Sandburg College during the winter quarter . said her first priority as a farm wife is "flexibility -especIally at mealtimes. This is a family-oriented farm " she said. "We enjoy it as a place to raise our children, to the results of our work. "

At the presentation in December, the six state finalists were introduced and then the winner was announced.

"It was just like Miss America," Margaret laughed. "Except instead of roses, I got a programmable calculator. "

Vanderbilt's spring bid day brought Nancy Crosthwaite running down the Tennessee Beta front walk

All the actives were excited, but one in particular grinning ear to ear. Edna, Nancy's older SISter, was espeaally happy that Nancy had chosen Pi Phi as her home too.

Edna and Nancy are the sixteenth and seventeenth Pi Phis in their family!

Canadian Chapter Has Anniversary Celebration

by MARNI PEARCE and CHERYL KOSHKA

Alberta celebrated its fiftieth anniversary September 11-13, 1981, m Edmonton, where the Pi Phis are still strong at the University of Alberta. All functions were held at the MacDonald Hotel, an old and beautiful establishment where many previous Sweetheart Balls have been held . '

The first evening brought together Pi Phis from all over the world with a wine and cheese social. It was exciting to see Pi pledge classes from over the fifty years get re-acquamted.

On Saturday, the actives held a campus tour in the morning. Many of the visitors commented on the tremendous growth the University has undergone through the years-growing from a small college to one of the most prestigious and competitive universities in Canada today.

Various alumnae in Edmonton hosted luncheons for of Pi classes in ten year segments, beginning the members of the chapter. Following this, the actIves held an open house, inviting the alumnae to drop in for a cup of tea and a tour of the house which many had not seen since their graduation. A particular pleasure was reading the chapter histories, and nearly everyone commented on the quaint and unique chapter house.

Saturday's activities concluded with a formal banquet. Among the honored guests were Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell Grand Vice President of Collegians, who gave an and warm speech that touched all the Pi Phi hearts; Lois Badgeley Laycraft, an Alberta Alpha who is Canadian Philanthropies Chairman; and Hazel Rutherford McCuaig, one of the chapter's founding members who has remained active throughout the years

Pi Phi voices, young and old, still rang out loud and clear when the Vancouver Alumnae Club initiated a singsong. It was a beautiful evening for all those who attended, but the weekend not complete until Helen "Honey" Rutherford McCUaIg McEvoy fmally became an initiated member on Sunday.

Many tears were shed when hearing the words that were so familiar to everyone but which hadn't been heard by many for too many years. Sponsored by the Vancouver Alumnae Club, Honey was deserving of the honour, as she had taken an active interest in involving herself with the club for several years. What made this time even more special for Honey was the fact that, not only was her mother a chapter founding member, but her two sisters are also alumnae of Alberta Alpha. The McCuaig family has been a definite influence in insuring the success of the chapter.

The Golden Anniversary weekend of Alberta Alpha will be a fond memory in the hearts of chapter members both collegiate and alumnae, for many years to come. '

The Tolley family, Marga and Stev., with two of their three tiny TolI.y•.

Alum Initiate Endows Scholarship

by JOANNE DIIl.EY DANNEMILLER

When Marguerite Hudson D illey was initiated into Ohio Beta on February 23, 1980, her two Ohio Beta daughters, Joanne Dilley Dannemiller and Barbara Dilley Thorpe, were present to participate in the ceremony.

Since her college days at the University of Akron, where she was awarded the coveted "A" key, Marguerite has been very active in the community Her many volunteer positions include being the ftrst woman chairman of the Summit County Planning Commission. In 1967 , she was named the Akron Beacon Journal 's " Woman of Achievement."

With all her activities, Marguerite always had time for the Pi Beta Phi Mothers ' Club and enjoyed meeting and entertaining her daughters ' Pi Phi sisters Over the years these friendships grew and it just seemed natural to many alumnae that she should join them in wearing the arrow.

In celebration of her initiation , Marguerite established an annual endowed scholarship to be awarded to an undergraduate at Ohio Beta , or to a descendent of a member of the Akron Alumnae Club. She added an additional scholarship in 1981 because there were two equally deserv ing app licants .

Rece iving the awards were Carolyn

Davis, dau ghter of Akron alumna Betsy Strother Da"is, a Chi Omega at Miami .Uhiversity, and Patricia Hewes, Ohio Beta, "ho was pledged and initiattd 'With Marguerite The sch olarships are an example of her commitment to Pi Beta Phi. It is the same kind of commitment that was acknowledged by a resolution from the Ohio Historical Society , "commending Gilbert and Marguerite Dilley for having devoted splendid service to the advancement of law, history, archeology, natural history , music , and other cultural activities; and their lives and ftne achievements reflect the best traditions of Ohio history ."

Certainly Marguerite's life also exempliftes the best traditions of Pi Beta Phi.

Urtion Picks Designer

When Kansas University's Student Union Activities prints posters, adverwements, and leaflets, they have a touch of Kansas Alpha Class .

Jamie Hastings was selected to be one of the two graphic designers for SUA in the spring.

Jamie , a graphic design major , §aid she was pleased to be chosen because some very talented , advanced students competed for the spot

Music Teacher Is Honored By State

Adeline Denham McCall, a charter member of North Carolina Alpha , was honored twice by the state of North Carolina in 1981. A resident of Chapel Hill, she was cited as a Distinguished Alumnus of the University of North Carolina for her work as edu cational director of the North Carolina Symphony, bringing classical music into the lives of the state's children through children's concerts of the Symphony, and as supervisor of music in the Chapel HillCarrboro elementary schools.

The University'S citation of this Phi Beta Kappa grad u ate of the class of 1922 sai d , in part, "With energy and infectious enthusiasm, through books and articles, throu gh classes, demonstrations, consultations, and workshops offered in universities and other schools in 22 states, Mrs McCall has with striking effect taught children, their teachers and the general public to enhance the quality of their lives through music. "

Leaders in the arts and sciences from throughout North Carolina saw Governor James B. Hurtt present Mrs McCall with her second award this year-the North Carolina Award in Fine Arts As one of ftve citizens of the state presented with this prestigious honor, Mrs. McCall shared the spotlight with N.C. native and New York Times Associate Editor, Tom Wicker . A native of Denver, Colorado , Adeline studied at the Julliard School in New York .

Help During Flood

The midwest received more tha n its share of bad weather this year , with the worst coming in March Fort Wayne, Ind. , was the focal point of Mother Nature's wrath when the rising waters of its three rivers forced thousands to evacuate their homes

Many Indiana Etas assisted in helping in this time of need by donating their food , time , and energy Girls from the chapter went " sandbagging " to help keep the flooding water under control.

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To My Pi Phi Sisters, With Love . ..

This is a story about legacies and love. Do you have a Pi Phi legacy, or did you, or do you hope to? Then this story about my two daughters is for you.

By the time my first daughter, Cathy, went through rush I had been an active member of three different alum clubs. That year we had moved again, and I was dragging my feet about getting involved again. (You know, going through the agony of all the strange faces again, the serving on telephone or program or Arrowcraft committee again-I mean, it's an effon!)

Of course I wanted Cathy to be a Pi Phi, but I didn't think about it much at the time. I told her that it would be nice, but "I want you to make your own decision." I made sure a couple Pi Phis wrote letters on her behalf, and I also made sure she had recs to many other groups. After all, the imponant thing was for her to have a "good rush"-right? Well, she did She called me every day and it was very exciting and the tension was building. She kept going back to Pi Phi and gave me good reports (' 'Mom, you should see their beautiful, light blue carpeting!"), and for final parties she went to Pi Phi and Gamma Phi Beta. Then the last phone call came. Gamma Phi Beta.

She said, "I just decided I liked the Gamma Phis better, Mom You don'treally care, do you?"

I said, "No, sweetie, it's okay. It's your decision." And congratulations.

I was not at all prepared for what that decision did to my insides . In private, I cried. Then, after deep introspection, I realized how much of a Pi Phi I really am-how deep the wine and silver blue go into my very bones-and how very much I would have liked to share that dear relationship with my own daughter. I felt very mad at myself for not recognizing my deep attachment and expressing it to Cathy before rush. Surely she would have gone Pi Phi had she only known! But it took her decision against Pi Phi for me to wake up to how strongly I feel about being a Pi Phi! I was thankful that at least I'd learned something about myself, and I threw myself into work with my ,. new" club with great joy, as if I' d been pledged allover again.

Time went by, and my renewed Pi Phi zeal was rewarded with the marvelous job of delegate to Convention. Then I was elected alumnae province president. More time went by, we moved again, and I was elected Director of Alumnae Activities. And while I was becoming more and more immersed in Pi Phi, my second daughter, Linda, was growing up and getting ready to take off for college . . . and rush.

I allowed myself to hope. Surely this time it would be different since Linda was aware of my devotion to Pi Phi. She knew many of my Pi Phi friends with Pi Phi daughters , and she knew how I felt about that special relationship.

by KATE GaBERT PHIFER, Director ofAlumnae Activities

Cathy, in the meantime, expressed to both of us her contradicting feeling about not wanting Linda to be a Pi Phi ("two against one! "), but understanding what it would mean to me and wanting me to have that pleasure with Linda. Funny, but now that I think back I realize that the possibility that Linda might go Gamma Phi was never mentioned!

Linda didn't rush utltil second semester. By that time she had made friends with several Pi Phis, had repeatedly told me how beautiful the Pi Phi house is and how nice all the Pi Phis are. When she came home for Christmas she was so excited about the prospect of rush she could hardly wait. I heard her mention that the top groups seemed so similar that she was sure she'd be happy with any of them and that she might as well go Pi Phi "because of Mom " Her main reaction to her first semester grades (3.94!) was what a help that would be in rush.

At that point, a week before rush, I tried to low-key Pi Phi. I decided that if she didn't know by then how much I wanted her to be a Pi Phi, she never would! And besides I wanted it to be her decision-I really did! I didn't want her to feel pressured-I really didn't!

I did try to lay a couple of ground rules. I had learned that in most cpapters invitation of a legacy to flnal party means automatic placement on the top of the first bid list, so I thought that it was only fair to the chapter (as well as to me!) if Linda was going to cut Pi Phi that she do it before final party . I also told her that I didn't want her calling me every day during rush the way Cathy had. I knew I was going to be under enough tension without that!

I was busy counting my chickens before the eggs were laid. When I hugged her goodbye at the airpon, my main thoughts were joy that the next time I was with her she would be a Pi Phi pledge and regret that I just couldn't swing flying out for her pledging. I had collected a few little Pi Phi things to send her-angel stationery; a bookmark, myoid arrow bracelet-and they waited in my bottom drawer. I mentally composed a telegram .

At the same time, I was mindful of Annette Mills' letter on legacies in which she emphasized that we now have too many legacies to pledge them all, and the imponant thing is to "think Greek." So in addition to the 7 Pi Phi friends who had written letters for Linda, I made sure that she had recs from all the other groups. Linda was not only a legacy to Pi Phi and Gamma Phi, but also to Delta Gamma and Alpha Xi Delta, through her two grandmothers (both deceased) I felt conftdent that she, like Cathy , would have a good rush

It began , and she did call me everyday "I really want to share this with you, Mom-it's so exciting!" How could I refuse? She mainly talked about Pi Phi .

It wasn't until the day of the fInal panies (Pi Phi and DG) that she called and said, "Mom, will you still love me if I don't pledge Pi Phi?" It wasn't until then she told me how much she liked the DGs .

I did not want Linda to pledge Pi Phi because I wanted her to. I desperately wanted her to choose Pi Phi because of Pi Phi-and because she decided to share that bond with me. But at eighteen, who thinks in terms of a lifetime? She said, "I know the DGs like me for me." No way could I persuade her that so did the Pi Phis.

My fIrst reaction was that Linda had suddenly rebelled against me. And inside I screamed for her to choose any other way but this. But outwardly I couldn't talk much because of the heart in my mouth. And because at this point, as at so many other acute moments in mothering, I felt that whatever I said would be wrong. Of course I told her that I would love her no matter what she did. I told her that it was her decision.

The next night was bid night. Linda fIrst choice: Delta Gamma. The phone call was one of those memories I'd rather forget-I didn't react with poise and grace. I cried. If a vice squeezed my heart the fIrst time around with Cathy, this time a hammer-lock took hold of my soul.

Why am I sharing this agony with you? Because if we're so insistent about sharing the joy of our Pi Phi bond together, then we must also share the anguish. And for all of us with legacies, we must share the painful disappointment when those legacies do not become Pi Phis. Many of you know what I feel. Many of your daughters have rejected Pi Phi too. And many of your daughters have been rejected by Pi Phi. Why? Is it something we, as mothers, have done wrong?

I had lots of feedback in those fIrst few days when I couldn't think, just feel. My husband sent me a basket of wine and blue flowers with a card saying "Hang in there!"

The fIrst night when I woke up in the wee hours and ached allover, he held me while I cried it out. Reacting to my pain, he was furious at Linda.

My closest friend since birth (a Kappa!) said, "Good for Linda!" She thought the decision was a step towards independence and maturity, a sign of strength to be able to go her own path, "do her own thing." She doesn't always tell me what I want to hear-but she helped me on the road to understanding, and wisely chided me out of self-pity . She made me realize how large my Pi Phi presence is-and how overwhelming to an eighteen year old who's trying to grow up.

A good Pi Phi friend, who has a Pi Phi daughter, confIded that it took her daughter a year to believe that her chapter liked her for her and not her mother Other Pi Phi mothers have told me the same-but their daughters had chosen Pi Phi anyway. Does that mean Linda is "stronger" -or "weaker?" Does that mean our motherdaughter relationship is less close? Did I just botch the whole thing, not expressing my own desire enough to Cathy and expressing it too much to Linda?

Or did she just like the DGs better than the Pi Phis? Was it just that simple? No inner rebellion, no striving for independence from me, no deep psychological meanings? Linda says that's all it is. She tells me now that she would have cut Pi Phi sooner, but "!kept trying to like them best." If that's so, and if that's happening on many campuses , then aren't our chapters measuring up? Or is it just that

there are "different strokes for different folks?"

Many of my sympathizers have said, "Be thankful she chose such a strong national group." Yes, I am thankful. If Pi Phi had to lose her, we lost her to one of the best!

But I'm sorry Pi Phi lost her-lost both my daughters. We need them, and hundreds like them. If it was my fault in some way, I'm sorry, Pi Phi, I'm sorry.

Now that more time has passed, and I can think as well as feel, I realize that Linda made the kind of decision I've taught her to make. She did what she believed was right for her. She wrote me a lovely, aniculate letter on pledge day, attempting to explain her emotions and decision. In the vernacular of today, she said Pi Phi just didn't "fIll my space like it did yours." She ended the letter with, "I love you eternally and am so glad that I have such a devoted Greek to follow after. Believe in me ... Linda."

Well, I do believe in her.

I'll probably always feel a little sad that Cathy and Linda aren't Pi Phis too, but now that the hun has passed, I harbor no sense of rejection, no resentments, no guilts. I am very thankful that my daughters have found meaningful sisterhoods that help to complement and fulftl.l their lives, just as I find in Pi Beta Phi. Our separate experiences in the greek world do not diminish our relationship.

But I'll always feel sorrow that Cathy and Linda aren't Pi Phis too.

Now that I've "seen the elephant," as the pioneer used to say, I'd like to pass along a few words of advice! First, if your legacy rejects Pi Phi, don't expect ·her to do so before fmal party. If she's trying to please you, she'll try to the bitter end. ,

Second, don't ask your daughter not to call-there is no way you can be spared the daily excitement, joy, tension, agony. So prepare yourself!

Third, it really is wise to remember that all of our chapters are very different-not only from each other today, but also each one is different from what it was when you were in college. Since I've become a director and am priviledged to visit chapters, I know their variety in strengths and in spirit. In my opinion, 329 alum clubs nationwide are far more similar in makeup and spirit than are the 116 chapters. If we remember this variety and ever-changing conditions and competition on campuses, perhaps we will be understanding when our daughters do not choose Pi Phi. Perhaps we will hun less when it happens. At the same time, let us remember that we must continue to help our chapters to be in the front ranks so that many of our daughters will choose Pi Phi!

Finally, I think it's imponant that we continue to encourage our legacies to follow our Pi Phi tradition Yes, their Pi Phi heritage is one of our Fraternity's strengths The continuing thread of family relationships lends depth and- durability to our flexible Pi Phi tapestry. For those of us whose thread is broken, for whatever reason and at whosever choosing, we must heal the wound and not let it rip our cloth. We are still Pi Phis no matter what our daughters do. We can still fInd the fulfillment and joy with our sisters, even if they are not also our daughters.

Our daughters will always be our daughters, with that special bond of love. And our Pi Phi sisters will always be our sisters with that special bond of love.

Two Place In Seattle Pageant

Two University of Washington Pi Phi pledges competed in the 1982 Seattle Miss Chinatown Pageant in January. Nonie Tao and Tina Nguyen , along with the other contestants, were judged in five events : personal interviews , Cheong Som traditional fashions, talent, evening gown, and question and answer.

For the talent portion of the contest, Nonie played a piano medley, and Tina performed a diffiCult karate routine . The many Washington Alphas in the audience enthusiastically supponed Nonie and Tina throughout the competition, and nervously awaited the judges ' decision after all the scores had been tabulated

They weren't disappointed Tina had been voted Miss Congeniality by

Nebralko

the other contestants and finished in the third runner-up position. Nonie was named second runner-up which placed her in the Queen's coun as a princess . The winner represents the Seattle Chinese community in various parades, banquets , and other community social functions , as well as in Seattle ' s summer festival, Seafair In addition , Miss Chinatown goes on to compete in the Miss Chinatown USA Pageant in San Francisco . The queen and runners -up also received cash prizes , trophies , jewelty, and flowers.

Both Nonie and Tina felt that the fun and friendships gained through the pageant made all the hard work wonhwhile

Counselor Job Aids Adjustment

by LAURA OLDER

Karen Harragan, New York Delta , has been a Cornell Orientation Counselor for the past two semesters , meeting with incoming freshmen and transfers to make their adjustment to school easier Working with these new students can take many formsa talk over lunch or dessen , student olympics , dances , camping or hiking , or even sundae building contests ! O .c.s take their "kids" on library and campus tours, speak with them in groups, and give a personal approach to assimilation to a strange environment Karen says, " The students are extremely receptive and excited to do everything at once . The people I've met stay friendly with me for more than just orientation week. " Karen has taken her "kids " for ice cream ' in a college-town deli, ice skating at the campus rink, and to campus events like sports and guest speaker appearances.

Being an O . c. is not an easy task , however There are two months of training involving role playing in situations with which an O .C . might be confronted , including depression , homesickness, isolation, and how to deal with a student with a handicap Presentations are also given by Alcohol Awareness groups , gay liberations groups, Planned Parenthood, Panhel, and the Inter-Fraternity Council

one away game a y_r , and were at the Oro",e Bowl game In Miami.

Karen feels that this is an excellent way to meet new people , especially prospective rushees and to build her own i nterpersonal skills. " Being an O . c. has increased my self-assurance , self-reliance and oral communications ability I plan on being an O c. every semester. "

Nonie Too, left and Tina Nguyen, Washington Alphol

Betol Tracy Angelo, Wendy Miller, J_nne Weatherly, and Toml Tyrell are memben of the Unlverllty of Nebrolko Flog Corps. They are four of the 25 glrll who perform during half time at home football gam They 0110 attend

Doing Unto Others . . .

Through Chapter Service Projects

Pi Beta Phi's own philanthropies benefited from the efforts of several chapters within recent months.

MONTANA ALPHA held its second annual "Catch a Cupid" dating game at Montana State in February . Bachelors and bachelorettes from dorms, fraternities, and sororities were contestants, hosted by Dr. Don Collins, a biology professor. Linda Bon was the Pi Phi contestant who won a perfect date and prizes donated by Bozeman merchants Admission was $1.00, and all the proceeds went to Arrowmont . V. P. Moral Cathy Lane organized the successful effon.

A whole-house effott by KANSAS ALPHA in a car wash raised money for Pi Phi philanthropies. The chapter also took first place for panicipation at Delta Gamma's Anchor Splash; first for Phi Delta Theta's work for Amyatrophic Lateral Sclerosis. The chapter held a picnic dinner for handicapped children and co-sponsored, with Phi Gamma Delta, a Christmas party for underprivileged children in the Lawrence community

GEORGIA ALPHA's Kidnap Social raised money for Pi Phi philanthropies . The chapter kidnapped presidents of the 26 fraternities and 16 sororities on the University of Georgia campus, as well as others from various campus clubs. They were taken to a local nightspot where a popular band was playing . Anyone could come and hear the band for a donation at the door, and it cost each organization $15 to get their president back.

Every Sunday night, NEW YORK DELTA bakes up a storm. Cooky sales have become a weekly tradition. In about two hours, the Cornell chapter can make and sell ten dozen cookies and earn plenty of money for Arrowmont or Arrow in the Arctic.

The 1981 pledge class at VERMONT BETA held a "TuckIn" as a fund raiser for Arrow in the Arctic. People from UVM signed up themselves or their friends to be tucked in one night by two pledges. They tucked in people all over the campus, in dorms, Greek houses, and off-campus housing. They were even asked to tuck in the president of the University. The pledges arrived with a choice of bedtime stories, a treat of cookies or candy , and a little cut-out Teddy bear!

The wind was cold and the temperature stood at 2 below, but that didn't stop a group of Pi Phis and Alpha Phi Omegas at Birmingham-Southern from taking pan in a street party for United Cerebral Palsy. Mter an evening of fund raising, the group appeared on the local telethon at 2:30 a.m. to present their donation of $515.75. Six ALABAMA ALPHAs panicipated.

Many COLORADO GAMMAs were directly responsible for $11,000 raised for Easter Seals during a 24-hour dancea-thon held in March Kelley MacKay was one of the coordinators for the event at Colorado State University

As their service project, the IOWA BETAs, along with the Lambda Chi Alphas of Simpson College, sponsored " The Party That Won't Quit," i.e. , a Muscular Dystrophy Dance-a-thon. Approximately $1,500 was raised.

la.ted for two weeks. and during their night to help. the PI Phis raised approximately $500 for the fund.

Beth Timmerman, soum CAROLINA BETA, entered the Dance-a- Thon for Muscular Dystrophy, sponsored by Pi Kappa Alpha at Clemson. Beth and her panner, a cousin who has M.D., won a plaque and a 10-speed bicycle for the most money raised.

Pi Phi and Lambda Chi worked together again at Syracuse raising money of M.D. to go towards the annual university Dance Marathon They have raised money through bake sales, carnation sales, a party at the campus Mason Jar, delivering pizzas, and a pancake breakfast. NEW YORK ALPHA Cindy Billone was in charge of the events.

FLORIDA EPSILON sold singing valentines the week before Valentine's Day, with all the proceeds going to the American Hem Association

ONTARIO ALPHA Pi Phis were also . involved with the Hean Fund. They sold roses at local theatres and restaurants to raise money to be used to finance medical research. That chapter also raised $150 for a free clinic near the University of Toronto by baking goodies for a lunch hour bake sale .

•• Games People Play" was the theme for ILLINOIS IOTA's annual Hean Fund efforts. The Illinois State Pi Phis and Alpha Kappa Lambdas organized competition in such activities as the electronic Pac Man game, the baseball throw, and the traditional kissing contest. Trophies were awarded for panicipation and local merchants gave donations .

The chapter also won third place in a variety show sponsored by Chi Omega , with all proceeds going to St . Jude's Hospital in Bloomington, ill .

Carol Heins was one of the Tenn _ Deltas who helped Memphis Stat. with Its annual Alumni Phone-a-thon. The Phone-a-than

The Panhellenic Council at the University of Georgia held its annual fashion show spring quarter to raise money for the American Cancer Society. Each year the activity raises about $5,000. Lisa Garrard, GEORGIA ALPHA, was fabion coordinator this year, and Terri Grimes and Susan Howell were models.

During a day filled with fun and play, TEXAS GAMMA's and Phi Delta Theta held their first blood drive at Texas Tech. Over fifty pints of blood were collected.

To raise money for their philanthropic projects, OREGON GAMMA, at Williamette University, sold M&Ms to the campus community and people at home for spring break.

OHIO ALPHAs fall pledges took the afternoon off during winter quarter at Ohio University to play "Mother, May I?" and musical chairs. They volunteered their time for the Athens shelter for battered women and entertained the children who usually go to a day care center.

NEW MEXICO BETA, along with all the Greek organizations on the New Mexico State campus, participated in the annual Alumnae Association phonothon. A total of $15,538 was raised for scholarships and research projects. The chapter received an award for getting the most money pledged, with 213 pledges totalling $3,848.

A check for $800 went to New Mexico Beta's local philanthropy, Garcia Foster Home, as a result of the trampolinathon, held with Sigma Chi.

Several Pi Phis from INDIANA ETA participated in a community-wide "Focus on Health," sponsored by a local television station in Fon Wayne. The Pi Phis participated as runners, guides, and health screeners.

IOWA ZETAs paddled their way to second place in the annual Delta Gamma Anchor Splash, benefiting the Foundation for the Blind. They participated in a variety of contests and games, with a series of swimming events ending the week-long event at the University ofIowa.

TENNESSEE DELTA participated in the annual Bowl for Millions in February. United Way and Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Memphis sponsored the community-wide bowling tournament. The Pi Phi team raised $75 for the cause.

Working with the Special Olympics provided a rewarding experience for CALIFORNIA BETAs. Along with Chi Phis at U.C. Berkeley, they spent an afternoon in February with those special people, swimming, playing basketball, arm wrestling, weight lifting, arts and crafts, and tumbling.

ILLINOIS ALPHA Pi Phis, along with Theta Chis, sponsored an all-campus dance as a money raiser for the new gym fund at Monmouth College. $250 was presented to the college as a result of the activity.

MICHIGAN DELTA helps suppon the Big Brother/Big Sister program in Albion. For the past two years, they have presented their own version of "The Gong Show" to raise money for this organization. Students from Albion College participate in the event, before a panel of three judges.

On a Sunday in February, the Pi Phis of WEST VIRGINIA ALPHA were involved in a community fund raiser for the Emergency Medical Service in Morgantown . The Pi Phis represented a local business in a water polo game against local radio celebrities. Needless to say, the Pi Phis won.

As one of their newest service projects , KENfUCKY ALPHA visited Nonon Children's Hospital in Louisville. The University of Louisville Pi Phis plan to supervise the

children ' s playroom there several times a month.

The University of Southern California CALIFORNIA GAMMAs paired with the Kappa Alpha Psi, Chi Phi, and Phi Psi to win Greek Week. This is a week full of activities to raise money for Troy Camp for under-priviledged children

Many are the ways of sharing and caring. When patients at the Convalescent home in Hattiesburg, Miss., say, "The children are coming today," chances are they are referring to members of MISSISSIPPI ALPHA who have adopted the nursing home as a new philanthropic project.

Three PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON sisters danced 48 hours with only a three minute break every eight hours during the annual Interfraternity Council Dance Marathon at Penn State in February. Over $95,000 was raised for the Four Diamonds Fund, established at the University'S Hershey Medical Center to aid families of children being treated for cancer. Pi Phi and Tau Kappa Epsilon raised over $3,000 of that amount .

Santa Breaks Routine

The SMU Pi Phis sponsored an all-school study break before finals last December, "Santa Comes to Sorority Park." Texas Betas made cookies, punch, and other Christmas goodies and decorated Sorority Park in red and green to break the tension everyone feels those last days before final exams.

Each fraternity had to sponsor one member to dress as Santa Claus, and there were prizes given to the best dressed Santas . Several Texas Betas also dressed as elves and handed out candy canes and cookies.

Tickets were sold for a dollar and included all of the goodies , plus a popular SMU singing duet, with proceeds going to the Caruth Rehabilitation Center. For the Sunday afternoon right before finals, "Santa Comes to Sorority Park" proved to be the perfect study break for everyone!

PI Phi elve. at Texas Beta's philanthropy, "Santa Come. to Sorority Park." Top: Sara Loul Wood, Trlcla Shields, Julie Thompson. Bottom: Jackie Pratt, Kelly Purdy.

Fashions . Sail For Philanthropies

by VALERIE BREIT

Take thirty attractive senior actives, a Sak's Fifth Avenue store on the edge of Stanford campus, and a terrific philanthropy interest group . Add a little creativity and a lot of hard work. Mix well. What do you get?

On Saturday, February 27, California Alpha Pi Phis cooked up a Fashion Cruise, fearuring Sak's spring and summer clothes modeled by senior Pi Phis and the exec board The theme was nautical, with tables covered in red, blue, and yellow, the walls covered in netting, and life rings labeled "S . S. Pi Phi" floating everywhere .

The diligent coordinators of the show, Amy Cummings and Diane Wills, solicited for free door prizes from restaurants, beauty salons, and wineries. These were raffled off at the end of the afternoon. Tea and pastries were served as refreshments.

All proceeds from the event were split between Arrowmont and California Alpha's local philanthropy, the Big-Little Sister Organization of East Palo Alto.

What could be a better recipe for an enjoyable, profitable Saturday afternoon?

Phi. taok part In pulllnil aH anather .ucceI.ful marathon -'tend last spring.

Founder's Family Holds Reunion

It took almost one year to make the arrangements, but all agreed it was well worth it!

The three granddaughters of Pi Beta Phi Founder Jennie Horne Turnbull, their husbands, children, and grandchildren (50 altogether) gathered at Sanibel Island, Fla., and had a most unusual Thanksgiving last fall

The granddaughters, all family sisters as well as Illinois Alpha sisters, are Kay Turnbull Campbell of Boulder, Colo.; Marge Turnbull Fritz and Ellie Turnbull Sassano, both of Chappaqua, N.Y. All attended Monmouth College as their grandmother had years before Eleven children of the sisters and

Is Professional Model

Florida Betas at Florida State have a professional model as one of their

Kathy Elliot started her modeling career at the age of 15, when she won the title of Miss Junior Teenager of Jacksonville, Florida . She went to a modeling school there , and the school's owner took some of Kathy's pictures to New York . Wilhelmina Models Inc. , asked her to sign a contract with them, and she did . She lived in New York and California, and then moved to Tallahassee to attend school. Now Kathy models for local concerns, does television commercials, and fashion shows.

twenty-three grandchildren were present for the reunion which was a first meeting for many of the cousins. To make it easier to separate families, each wore color coded T-shirts (red, green, or blue) from the smallest (6 months) to the largest. They took over one whole building of a condominium and created quite a stir.

The five day reunion was highlighted by a traditional Thanksgiving dinner in a private dining room at the condo

The great granddaughters have a Panhellenic unto themselves, with Pi Phi, Kappa, and Chi Omega represented among the group.

Lumene Domlnque II Colorado Gamma'. .,.clal 1I"le .I.ter In Haiti. PI Phl's 111ft of money help. provide Lumene with food. clothlnll. medlcol core. ond educotlon.

sisters.

Taml Hu left. and Susan Dawns __strate a bit of their danelnll technique Uled durlnll the MUlCular Dystrophy Danee Marathan at I_a State. The twa 10_ Gamma PI

Jennie Horne Turnbull'. IIranddoullhte,.. I·r. Marie Fritz. Ellie So.sano. ond Kay Compbell. durlnll a quiet mament at the family reunion.

Maralou Juday Crane. Director of Ext.nalon. was on hand to _ the Alabama Alpha volleyball team win the Intramural champlonlhlp at Blrmln,ham·Southem lalt fall. T_m members with Mrs. Crane are. top row. Cindy HOMY. Connie $chipman. Lynda Henhfelt. and Lelchen Nobll. Front: leeky Thamal. Lila D_n. Manha Schnetzler. and Helen Herlhfelt.

Intr.unwals

Mississippi Alpha placed ftrst in bowling and soccer for overall champs at the University of Southern Mississippi.

Cornell's New York Delta won second p l ace in football, third in soccer, and ftrst in cross country

Missouri Beta Claire Tsung was a member of a top ranked waterpolo team at Washington University. In the semiftnals, Claire helped her team beat the top undefeated team of the season, which had three members from the 1980 Puerto Rican Olympic waterpolo team.

Indiana Deltas had an undefeated record of 5-0 in basketball and then won the three-round championship com· petition at Purdue.

In the annual canoe regatta at the University of Louisville, Alice Zeller and Rachel Jenkins paddled hard and came in second out of 42 entries.

Indiana Alphas were also league champions in soccer, with six wins and only two losses

Helen and Lynda Hershfelt, and Becky Thomas, Alabama Alphas, were on the volleyball all-star team at BirminghamSouthern.

Georgia Alpha's soccer, ping-pong, and shuffleboard teams all came in ftrst and the basketball team made it to the playoffs in the winter season at the University of Georgia.

Basketball

Annette Christensen, Iowa Beta, was the reCipient of Simpson College's MVP for women's basketball for the third consecutive year She broke the all-time scoring record last season and now holds the record with 1,282 points Cheryl Stunnegger is the star player of the Oregon State Beaver Women ' s team , leading the team to a winning 12-5 season

Swimming

Ontario Alpha Anne Stewart is a part-time swimming instructor and a member of the Toronto City Golden Jets , Toronto's women's waterpolo team

Karen Carboni, Michigan Gamma, is one of the Michigan State's varsity stars and holds numerous records at the school.

Willamette Pi Phis were proud of Gigi Hunt who qualified for the AlAW National Championships held at Alleghany College. She qualified to swim in the 50, 100, and 200 yard breaststroke events and four relays and helped the women's team to a tenth place at the meet.

Tally Costa, Nancy Nunan, and Karl Pedersen, New York Deltas, are members of Cornell's diving team.

Tennis

Susan Dale, Ontario Alpha, once again topped the Ontario University's tennis scene She also won in the pairs division.

Three Nebraska Betas are on the University women's varsity team Sue Moore, Ann Swanson, and Mimi Magiera are often gone on weekends, traveling with the team or just practicing.

Two Oregon Gammas are on Willamette's varsity team . Lisa Lindburg is ranked 3rd on the team and Diane Doidge is 6th after a walk-on tryout for the team

Soccer

Linda Huff, Michigan Gamma, leads Michigan State's women's varsity team to victory, as well as the Pi Phi chapter to sorority success.

Janet Spivak and Shelly Clough play on the Colorado State Women's Soccer Club.

Cross Country I Track

After a winning season on the University of Puget Sound cross country team, Lori Kelly, Washington Gamma, was elected team captain for the 1982-83 season She also competes on the U.P.S. track team and was a national competitor last year in the 800 meters.

Jackie Jamieson, Pennsylvania Epsilon, is an all-region high jumper at the Eastern Division I track championships held in March. Jackie and her Penn State teammates captured the Eastern Title for the second year. She won both of the Penn State open indoor track meets in her high jump speciality.

Oklahoma Alpha Amy Ackerman is training for a marathon race in August and one in December in Dallas. She is also an instructor in aerobic dancing at Oklahoma University.

Five Oregon Gammas star on the Willamette University track team. Kim Trinidad leads the high jumpers; Theresa Church excels in shotput and discus; Shanti Mizuno and Leslie Fridley are running the 3,000 meters after running successfully in fall cross country. Cathy Nash leads the team in the 800 and 1, 500 meters, promising to repeat her excellence in going to regionals again.

Two New York Gammas entered their ftrst marathon in May in the 26.2 mile race in Ottawa. Valerie LaGas ran track during high school and her ftrst two years at St. Lawrence Patty Baker ran in all of last year ' s Frozen Foot races and broke a record in March when she ran a 4 mile race in under 27 minutes.

Crew

Eric a Bruce-Robertson , Ontario Alpha , has excelled in both varsity and national competitions. Her University of Toronto crew placed second at the Ontario Championship s Last summer she rowed for the Hanlon Rowing Club and both her crews, the Junior Women's Four and the Junior Women ' s Eight , won at the Canadian Henley, making Erica a member of Canada's Championship Women ' s Team

A Michigan Gamma new initiate , Sue Miller , is on the crew team at Michigan State which has enjoyed a number

Volleyball

Tri Deltas and Thetas will not forget the mighty Michigan Beta volleyball team who trounced them all on their path to victory in the annual Kappa Sigma Charity Volleyball Tournament at the University of Michigan The girls took home the grand prize and a trophy All proceeds of the March event went towards the Madalin Pound House , a facility for needy families.

The Texas Gamma team did it again. For the second year in a row , the angels won the all-Greek bracket at 'Texas Tech

Miscellaneous

Melissa Hawkins is on the Colorado State Women's rugby team and Pam Morris is on the ski team

Oklahoma Beta Sandi Soergel placed third in women's singles in raquetball at Oklahoma State.

Lisa Crossland, Arkansas Alpha , Is the 1981-82 Intramural Woman Athlete of the Year at the Unlvenlty of Arkansas.

Becky Bryant, Texas Gamma , Is a member of the Texas Tech swimming and diving t_m , and recently qualified for the Na· tlonals In diving.

Oklahoma leta Jane LeGate attemph to guard an opponent In a game that turned out to be victorious for the PI Phis. They received a third place standing In the women's Greek Intramurals at Oklahoma State.

Indiana Epsllanl Krllta McCarmlck, left, and Cindy Sutton let, Iplked, and ICOred for the Women'l Volleyball Team at DePauw.

From the left: Wendy Lund , Dione Sharp, Jull CUllck , and Julie Jam , Indiana Epsilons , were memben of the vanity field hackey t_m at DePauw Jill and Julie were captalnl

Anna Smedley Bartram, Penn.,lvanla Alpha 'CWo alilm the chairman of the praperty comml of her Irement home. In groundbreaklng c.... monle.. Sav.ral area. of the c.nter or. to be enlarged. according to an artlcl. In the Ambler. Penn •• GazeHe. (R_d about Anna In "off the Arrow hook")

Olympic Swimmer Is In Retirement

North Carolina Beta Nancy Hogshead is a 1980 Olympic swimmer frotn Jacksonville, Florida. During her thirteen years as a swimmer, she has represented the United States in international competition nineteen times in thirteen foreign countries, including Egypt, Greece, Germany, Russia, Israel, Holland , and Taiwan . She has held several American and world records in the butterfly and individual medley events .

In 1977, Nancy was the only American ranked first in the world in an international event, the 200 butterfly. She received the Nathan Mallison Award for being Florida's outstanding amateur athlete, and was nominated for the Sullivan Award. She was undefeated in high school competition, breaking four national high school records

In 1980, Nancy made the Olympic team in two events, the 400 individual medley and the 200 butterfly. Since the team didn't compete in Moscow , they toured Washington, D C ., China , and Hong Kong . Currently , Nancy has retired from her swimming career to pursue other interests- academics , sailing , and Pi Phi!

Vocalist Earns Honors In Competition

Nancy Elliott , Wisconsin Gamma , a spring graduate of Lawrence University, received top honors last winter in her field of vocal performance Nancy was the second place winner of the I Wisconsin Federation of Music Club's Women's Voice Competition at Alverno College in Milwaukee in February . The competition was open to students between the ages of 18 and 25. Nancy , last year ' s first place winner, received a cash award and an invitation to perform on Wisconsin public television

Nancy was also one of five senior soloists selected by the faculty of the Lawrence Conservatory to perform with the Lawrence Symphony Orchestra in its annual Commencement Concert . This is the highest honor available to a performer at Lawrence

In addition to her musical activities, Nancy is a member of Mortar Board and Pi Kappa Lambda, and was a Merit Scholar and the 1981-82 Presser Scholar at the University. She has served Wisconsin Gamma as music chairman, Panhellenic representative, and as the alternate delegate to the national Convention in Dallas. She

has led her chapter scholastically for three years.

Upon presentation of her senior recital and receipt of the Bachelor of Music degree this month , Nancy will continue her vocal training on the graduate level and aspires to a career as a professional performer.

Krln.n Hodgin. c.nter. I. the Swaathaart of Sigma Chi at the Unlv.,.lty of California at Santo Barbara. Th. 1912 Court 01.0 Included Callfomla Z.tOl L••11e Z.II left and Sharon Ch.w.

Casey Herschler Is Friend and Inspiration

From a cattle ranch in Arizona to the governor's mansion in Wyoming is no skip and a jump But that long leap was the one taken by Kathleen Colter Herschler , Colorado Alpha, who has been Wyoming's First Lady for six years

Casey, as she is known to nearly everyone, had her sights set on working in the fashion world during her college days at the University of Colorado, and did earn a degree in fashion merchandising. Instead, she decided to marry, raise a family, and work with her husband to build his successful political career.

She doted on high-fashion shoes in those earlier days. "But," she says matter-of-factly, "I can't wear them now anyway."

Instead, leg braces, canes, and a wheelchair have been frequent companions in Casey's 34-year struggle to overcome the effects of multiple sclerosis. In all that time, her physical condition has never been an obstacle in her drive to conquer life's frontiers.

"It's been a good character builder," she says of the disease.

Casey truly embodies the spirit of the West. In the 1920s, she worked a l,600-head cattle ranch in Arizona with her parents and two brothers. Then, in the early 1940s, Casey went to the University of Colorado, where she met her husband Ed. After World War II, they settled on and worked his family ranch in southwest Wyoming When political aspirations came to the forefront, Casey became a reliable campaigner for her husband She loves the political life and takes in stride even the most difficult aspects of. being in the public eye.

In an article printed in Choice magazine, Casey told of an incident which occurred after the first inaugural ball in 1975. The host of a Cheyenne-based television talk show described her as having arrived on the governor's arm so drunk she could barely stand.

"I wanted to straighten that out fast," Casey said.

On the air, she told the embarassed host that she had multiple sclerosis and that people should take care in making judgements about others.

People fascinate her and she is particularly interested in getting to know those people who seem withdrawn into an " invisible shell . " Nearly everyone in Cheyenne seems to know and love her

Riding horses is one of the few things that multiple sclerosis has prevented Casey from doing . She also would have liked to have a larger family The disease struck her when the Herschler's daughter , Sue, was two years old and their son,}im, six weeks

But today Sue's three children keep grandmother busy whenever she gets a chance to visit them on the family ranch.

The Herschlers love of the outdoors is evident in the governor's mansion Nearly every room on the ground floor opens to an outdoor patio. Casey has her breakfast coffee at the kitchen table looking out on a garden of bright flowers.

Landscapes and paintings of weather-worn faces hang throughout the spacious home . Casey ' s golf cart, labeled with her name , sits ready on the back patio. Ed golfs on the

course just beyond the back fence. Casey rides

Friendliness and honesty are the qualities both Ed and Casey strive for in themselves

"How else could a Democrat be elected to two terms in a Republican state?" she asks with a grin.

Plaques and certifIcates cover her office walls, many given in appreciation of her service to others. (See "Wyoming's First Lady Honored On Her Day," The ARRow, Winter, 1980) Casey has appeared at fundraisers for everything from Scouts to animals .

And, of course, she is a crusader in the fight against multiple -sclerosis.

The disease makes it difficult for her to move around easily. She hates to have people feel sorry for her, however, and spends a great deal of her time trying to cheer others Her life has been full and she has accomplished the things she set out to do.

Her adventurous spirit cannot be dimmed.

'T m sure I could find other herds of buffalo to whip," she reflects thoughtfully.

Daytonian Works To Preserve Local History

by ZEBBm MEADE BoRLAND

One of the members of the Dayton (Ohio) Alumnae Club is Martha Hibben Boice. As chairman of the landmark committee of Centerville Historical Society, she was largely responsible for the writing of A Sense of PllICe, relating the history surrounding the 98 historical homes of Centerville and Washington Township.

In 1971, Martha applied to the National Register to establish Centerville-Washington Township as an historical district. After a year of work, this goal was accomplished.

Martha and her committee statted out with an 1875 map, one of many produced throughout the nation to celebrate America's 100th birthday. They divided the map into four quadrants and the city of Centerville, and a member of the committee took responsibility for each of the five areas. A photographer was hired to record the homes as they are today. To date the homes, deeds were studied to establish the chain or ownership. Tax records were studied to check valuation from year to year since often it could be determined when a home was built on a parcel of land by a big change in the tax bill . Research was done on the early owners or famous people who lived in the early dwellings. Living -relatives were asked for family albums, diaries, and tales-anything which would relay what went on in and around the homes. On visits to the homes, architectural details from basement to attic were studied to help -determine the age of the home.

Martha's project this summer is to reproduce an herb and root garden like one grown by an early settler. The settler was a doctor of botanical medicine, and there was a bill in his estate packet for his garden supplies. Martha deciphered the bill and convened the names of the plants from their early names to their current ones

Thus Martha continues her quest to preserve the local past.

Soap Actress Promotes Illinois Zeta Philanthropy

by KATHLEEN Fr.YNN

Illinois Zetas are cashing in on soap fever. Robin Mattson, Heather Grant Weber from ABC's "General Hospital," visited the University of Illinois chapter house on Saturday, Feb. 21. Robin was there to promote Illinois Zeta's philanthropy, the Mental Health Association. She acted as the Association's honorary chairman.

Originally the brainchild of Jane Nolan Missimer, a Pi Phi from Michigan State, and her daughter Cathy, Illinois Zeta philanthropy chairman, the project has expanded to other Pi Phi chapters in Illinois . The statewide goal is to raise $100,000, while the University of Illinois campus goal is $20,000.

Raising money for the organization entails selling the most $1 .00 memberships to the Mental Health Association. The Pi Phis enlisted the help of other student housing units to promote the membership drive. As a special incentive, the housing unit selling the most memberships was eligible to win the prize which consisted of round trip air fare to Los Angeles, a visit to the taping of "General Hospital," and a private meeting with Robin Mattson. The housing unit winning the prize determined how the prize was awarded within the unit.

There was 100 percent suppon for the philanthropy within the chapter house, and they know that the $20,000 goal will be met.

City Folks Establish Their Country Roots

What happens when a "city feller" and his family decide to shuck the complicated life and return to the land? While some families might fInd the adjustment too great, Tim and Anne Bickel Emerson, Pennsylvania Epsilon, have found great happiness in their move from New York City to a ranch in Devon, Kansas, outside ofFon Scott.

It was after the birth of their third son that Anne and Tim really decided that they wanted to move to the country and their search for a home began. That was in 1970, and "after years of unrewarded searching, we began to wonder if such a lifestyle existed within a reasonable commute of New York."

When they were about to give up their search, they received a phone call from the midwest. A close friend had bought a 2,600 acre cattle ranch in southeast Kansas. The friend jokingly suggested that Tim give up his position on Wall Street and take on the McLiney Ranch as manager.

"Weeks stretched into months and with each passing day, we began to take George's offer more seriously. Trying it for a year would give George the time he needed to find good ranch help. And it would give us a perfect opponunity to learn whether farming and ranching could live up to our expectations. ' ,

At ages 4, 5, and 7, the boys were not yet fIrmly rooted in schools. Living on a farm would be an education in itself, so the decision was made.

When Jim went west to Kansas to prepare the neglected farmhouse for a family of fIve, Anne stayed behind to sell their home in Rutherfo rd, N.J. They anticipated a separation of only two weeks . When two months pad passed, Anne wrote: "Ready or not, we're coming! I've just sold the house."

With the move, their big city ties were severed. Ann had been assistant creative director of Faberge, Inc. But her activities didn't decrease. She is Director of the Fon Scott Area Chamber of Commerce as well as an advenising and sales promotion consultant for Creative Communication Services. She is president of the Friends ofFon Scott, Limited, on the hospital lay advisory board, and a ruling elder of the First Presbyterian Church. Ann also has done election campaign work for Nancy Cassebaum and Roben Dole.

The Emersons love their present lifestyle. Writes Anne: "The price we pay is a less convenient life but unquestionably a more rewarding one. At an age when many young couples seem dissatisfIed at having settled into a plateau, as we felt we had, we are grateful for this opponunity to learn, to grow and to reach out for more meaningful goals. "

In writing about her sister, Elizabeth Bickel Foster, Pennsylvania Epsilon, says, "Anne's achievements and service exemplify the Pi Phi philosophy, 'As we love, we serve ' As a wife, mother, and sister, Anne also represents the lastingly fIne and beautiful things of personality and character. "

Robin Mottson of "General Hospltol." second from left. with illinois Zetas Theresa Hutchinson and Cathy Missimer. and Mary Corcoran. right. Mental Health Association representative.

Four Ohio Delta adlves show their excitement and enthusiasm during pledge day at Ohio Wesleyan. From the lift: Connie Ellopulos. Sue JohnsOft. Lauro Young. and Jennifer Henricks.

Pi Phi Co-Hosts IP.M. Magazine"

by DENISE RICHARDSoN fEHLER

Washington Beta has reason to be proud of alumna Elaine Busby, an enthusiastic and gifted television personality and producer

Elaine is the co-host for Spokane, Washington's edition of "P.M. Magazine," a national program composed of human interest stories, culinary segments, and travelogues, originating from San Francisco . In conjunction with her co-host Larry Blackmar, Elaine is responsible for submitting stories to the national "P.M . Magazine" concern, and once a week a local story is insened into the program. Elaine and Larry introduce each segment of the program from eastern Washington locations that are appropriate to the subject matter, spending two days a week in the field, and the rest in editing and production of new stories.

This young woman has had an unusual amount of experience for one her age . During her sophomore year at Washington State, she transferred to Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, where she became anchor woman and producer of the university news station, as well as a disc jockey at KBRD-PM in Tacoma on weekends and during vacations. She was also a disc jockey and public affairs director at KUPY in

Puyallup, Wash . , and completed an internship at KSTW in Tacoma . After graduation, Elaine secured a position at KVAL-TV in Eugene , Ore., where she was weather girl, anchor of the noon news, and co-anchor and producer of the 11 p . m . news .

A very busy and qualified young woman, Elaine aspires to even greater responsibilities in her field, and feels that Pi Phi was a good experience for her. She will be a Pi Phi to watch for.

Special Ed Results In Service Project

Laura " Lolly" Evans , Texas Epsilon , is a junior majoring in special education . Her interest in the field evolved follow i ng a philanthropy project when she was a freshman . The Nonh Texas State chapter played a volleyball game with the upper level patients at the Denton State School, and had a party for them afterwards . Because of that , and the fact that many of her family are involved in the field, Lolly decided to switch her major from journalism

She is required to work sixteen hours per week at the state school. " It's rewarding ," she said . "It has helped me because i t makes me appreciate being able t o get up in the morning , brush m y teeth , and dress myself "

She had a practicum requirement to work wi th elementary age children , and

chose D.S S. She works on a one to one basis with a young girl.

"I show her a card with a picrure of an everyday item on it-bed , brush , comb I say the word to her and she repeats it back to me . That ' s a pretty big accomplishment "

Sometimes , however , Lolly ' s job is not smooth sailing. It depends on the mood of the girls with whom she has to work " I feel very lucky when I'm there , and I feel good when I go home It's exhausting work. "

Lolly doesn ' t feel sorry for the patients. "They don't feel sorry for themselves , so I don't feel sorry for them ," sh e said . " The y are p robably happie r than we are, and they don ' t complain . "

Loll y leads a ve ry busy life In addi-

Alum Club Effort Renovates Room

by PATIl GROVE WARNER

Serving your local community is friendship too!

The Colorado Springs Alumnae Club chose to show their friendship to a local cause, Workout Limited . Workout Limited is a work restitution program for juvenile delinquents in Colorado Springs . Club members volunteered time and used a minimal amount of money to renovate a conference room at the program offices by bringing articles from home, such as plants ; using the expertise of two of the members who are interior decorators; cleaning, painting, and papering the room; purchasing supplies and decorator shades for the windows ; having the rug cleaned and bound; and supervising youngsters who were helping. What used to be an eyesore to the staff changed into a pleasant, clean room where the kids could be interviewed, talked to, and advised.

The Pi Phis felt great pride in their wonhwhile and fun project that mainly needed volunteers and work power to accomplish the task. And, as a very special bonus , the Colorado Springs Alumnae Club won the Nonhern Virginia Community Service Award at the Dallas Convention for their work on this project . Colorado Springs plans to continue helping and being friends to some local agency needing assistance. Why don't all alumnae clubs try to adopt one of their city's wonhwhile projects as their friend , and help in volunteer time and manpower? Who knows? They just may find themselves accepting the beautiful Community Service silver tray at the next Convention.

tio n t o her work at D S S., she is administrative assistant to the Student Government Association president and on various Pi Phi committees . She plans to get a degree in physical therap y with the goal of working in a state school with the ph ysically an d mentally h and icapped

Sweethearts of Sigma Ch i

Chapter Has 20th Birthday

On March 10 , the members of Mississippi Beta celebrated th eir fIrst twen ty years on the Ole Miss campus . The membe rs h eld a t ea that afternoon and among the guests were sorority pres iden ts , house mothers, campus leaders , and alumnae . At the chapter meeting that night , the V. P Moral read newspaper clippings announcing the new sorority on campus . Later the secretary re ad from the minutes of the fIrst active meeting . Presented to the cha pter was an amusing collection of pic-

tures , ads , and articles depicting the signs of the times when the chapter was started in 1962 A list of terms and phrases u sed at Ole Miss d uring this time was read , and became the hit of the evening .

Two of the chapte r coloniz ers are still giving their time for the betterme nt of th e chap ter Penny Ray Sisso n is the current chairman of the alumnae ad visory committee. Mrs. Sisson attended the leadership workshop at SMU in March . Another chapter member , Sarah Miener Hind , is presently serving as treasurer of h ouse corp oratio n.

Martha Flagg University of Texas ATO Sweetheart

luH McCarthy Hillsdale Callege

Micky Johnson University of Mlnn ota Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight Girl

Connie Sw_ney Miami University

Cindy Jackson West Virginia University PI Kappa phi Sweetheart

Marla Haveky Oregan State

Alisan Jacksan Auburn University Theta Chi Dream Girl

Janice Parmal_ Carnell

Trlcla McKay University of Washington lambda Chi little CrelCent Girl

Cathy Warren Duke

Julie Miller Simpson College ATO Sweetheart

Susan Odenbaugh University of Mlnn ota

S_ethearts of Sigma Chi

Saskla Vervloet University of Wash i ngton

Shawne lucius louisiana State

laurie Fellows (1980) University of Utah

linda Rackhold ( 1911 ) University of Utah

Nancy Smith University of I_a "taTh_PI Sweetheart

Dream Girls of Kappa Sigma

Sandra lruton University Arkansas / little Rack

Chapter de School

Connecticut Alpha University of Connecticut

Maine Alpha University of Maine

Massachusetts Alpha Boston University

Vermont Beta University of Vermont

New York Alpha

Syracuse University

New York Gamma St. Lawrence University

New York Delta Cornell University

Ontario Alpha University of Toronto

Ontario Beta Univ . of Western Ontario

Pennsylvania Beta Bucknell University

Pennsylvania Gamma Dickinson College

Pennsylvania Epsilon Pennsylvania State Univ

Pennsylvania Zeta Washington & Jefferson Coli.

Pennsylvania Eta Lafayette College

Maryland Beta University of Maryland

Virginia Gamma Coli of William & Mary

Virginia Delta Old Dominion University

Chapter Membership Chairmen

FOR 1982·83 RUSHING SEASON

(RUSH INFORMATION FORM-INSIDE BACK COVER)

Name of Chapter

ALPHA PROVINCE

Catherine Danyluk 10 Gilbert Rd

28 Mustang Dr. Storrs, cr 06268 Shehon , cr 06484

Valerie Ann Sewall Somerset Hall, U of ME Box 577 Orono, ME 04469 Deer Isle, ME 04627

Sharon Geary P.O Box 615, Kenmore Sta.

Kathy Kelley

40 Crocker Ave. Boston , MA 02215 Piedmont , CA 94611

369 S. Prospect St

24 Forest Rd. Burlington, VT 05401 Essex Jct., VT 05452

BET A PROVINCE

Cynthia R Casey 210 Walnut Place 139 Drood Lane Syracuse , NY 13210 Pittsburgh , PA 15237

Clara Leigh Upson 21 Romoda Dr 2931 Courtland Canton, NY 13617 Shaker Heights, OH 44122

Lizbeth L. Nash 330 Triphammer Rd 2201 E. 27th St Ithaca, NY 14850 Tulsa, OK 74114

E Anne Stewart 220 Beverley St. 2 Clarendon Ave ., #121 Toronto, Ontario Toronto, Ontario Canada M5T IZ3 Ganada M4V I H9

Lisa Kangas 293 Central Ave 14 Abbeywood Tr London, Ontario Don Mills, On t Canada N6B 2C9 Canada

GAMMA PROVINCE

Patricia M Lee P O Box C-2949 7 Cypress Lane Bucknell University Berwyn , PA 19312 Lewisburg, PA 17837

Dana Carter 60 W. Pomfret St 1030 Ridgefield Rd Carlisle , PA 17013 Wilton, cr 06897

Donna Dauterich 5 Hiester Hall 1911 City Line Rd University Park, PA 16802 Villanova, PA 19085

Janet Lee Golonka Box 583, 241 E. Beau St Box 392 Washington , PA 15301 Slovan , P A 15078

Nancy Elzey 225 Reeder St 200 Woodland Ave Easton , PA 18042 Haddonfield , NJ 08033

DELTA PROVINCE

Anne Gallagher 12 Fraternity Row 5911 Anniston Rd College Park, MD 20740 Bethesda, MD 20034

Sherri Lynn Sell Pi Beta Phi, Sorority Ct. 8440 Cliffridge Lane Richmond Rd . LaJolla, CA 92037 Williamsburg, VA 23186

Anne D Schwind 1532 W 49th St P O Box 222 Norfolk. VA 23508 Falls Church , V A 22046

Sept. 22-0ct 3, 1982

February 10- 25, 1983

Jan.20-Feb I, 1983

Sept 20- 27,1982

Sept. 27 - 0ct. 3, 1982 Feb. 1-15, 1983

Feb 15 -19, 1983

Sept 11-20, 1982

Sept. 18 - 25 , 1982

Sept & Oct ., 1982

Virginia Epsilon Ruth Lyons Hart 1509 Grady Ave

Jan 19- Feb. 3, 1983 University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22904

Virginia Zeta Tricia Hill 129 Johnson Hall, VPI 3903 Lavaine Ct Jan 8- 15, 1983 Virginia Polytechnic Inst. Blacksburg, VA 24061 Annandale, V A 22003

West Virginia Alpba Sbelley Massack 1493 University Ave R.D . I, Box 273A Sept. 19 - 24 , 1982 West Virginia University Morgantown, WV 26505 Cbeswick, P A 15024

EPSILON PROVINCE

Georgia Alpha Angela Mangold 886 S. Milledge Ave 9905 HuntclilfTr. Sept. 4- 11 , 1982 University of Georgia Atbens, GA 30609 Atlanta, GA 30338

North Carolina Alpba K.ate Kittrell 109 Hillsborough St P.O Box 139

Aug. 26- Sept. 9, 1982 Univ. of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Henderson, NC 27536

North Carolina Beta Elisabetb Fallon P O. Box 5039, Duke Station Box 361A, Rt 2

Jan.20-Feb . 3,1983 Duke University Durham, NC 27706 Ricbmond , VA 23233

Soutb Carolina Alpha Susan Gonzales P .O. Box 85124, U.S c. 8805 Castleford Ln. Aug 25 - Sept. 7,1982 Univ. of South Carolina Columbia, SC 29225 Cincinnati, OH 45242

South Carolina Beta Carol Caughman P . O . Box 2246, Clemson U. Sta. 4501 Sandy Ridge Rd August 15 - 24, 1982 Clemson University Clemson, SC 29632 Columbia, SC 29206

ZETA PROVINCE

Alabama Alpha K.aren Patricia Cotton P.O. Box A-59, 3421 Sierra Dr Birmingham-Southern Coli. Birmingham-Southern College Birmingham, AL 3521b Birmingham, AL 35254

Alabama Beta Linda L. Schalow P O. Box BP, Pi Beta Phi 220 Bobwhite Aug 22 - 28 , 1982 University of Alabama University, AL 35486 Kerrville, TX 78028

Alabama Gamma Laura Holland Pi Beta Phi , Dorm J, Auburn U 717 Westmoreland Dr ., W . Sept. 12- 18, 1982 Auburn University Auburn, AL 36849 Mobile, AL 36609

Florida Alpha Joanne Diniaco Box 1237, Stetson Univ. 606 Riverview Ave. September, 1982 Stetson University DeLand, FL 32720 Altamonte Springs , FL 32701

Florida Beta Donna Howell 519 W. Jefferson St. 1834 Jackson Bluff'Rd , Aug. 23 - 29,1982 Florida State University Tallahassee , FL 32301 Apt 2-F , Tallahassee, FL 32304

Florida Epsilon Julia Hayes P.O. Box 26280, UCF 12303 Coral Reef Dr . Sept. 2-9, 1982 Univ. of Central Florida Orlando, FL 32816 Orlando, FL 32817

ETA PROVINCE

Michigan Alpha Terry Smith 304 Hillsdale St.

43 Beacon Hill Hillsdale College Hillsdale, MI 49242 Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 4<1236

Michigan Beta Amy Seitanakis 836 Tappan St. 4169 Golf Ridge Dr. University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI 48104 Bloomfield Hills, MI 48013

Michigan Gamma Janet M Roney 343 N Harrison Rd 77 N Deeplands September 19-28, 1982 Michigan State University E . Lansing, MI 48823 Grosse Pointe Shores, MI 48236

Michigan Delta Virginia-E Banner 1107 East Cass St 107 N. King St. September, 1982 Albion College Albion, MI 49224 Leesburg, VA 22075 January 1983

THETA PROVINCE

Indiana Alpha Susan Branigin 1205 East Jefferson St. 1205 E. Jefferson St. Sept. 1- 5, 1982 Franklin College Franlclin, IN 46131 Franlclin, IN 46131

Indiana Beta Kathy Showalter 928 E 3rd St. 2455 S. Audubon Rd Nov 11 - 13 , 1982; Indiana University Bloomington, IN 47401 Indianapolis, IN 46203 Jan 4-9 , 1983

Indiana Gamma Deborah Milstead 831 W Hampton Dr. c /o Andrea Cutler Aug 23 - 28, 1982 Butler University Indianapolis, IN 46208 5007 Radnor Rd Indianapolis , IN 46226

Indiana Delta Bonnie McCallum 1012 State St.

735 Enterprise Ct. Purdue University W Lafayette , IN 47906 Chicago Hts ., IL 60411

Name of Chapter School Address of Summer Address of Chapter de School Membership Chairman Chapter Memb Chrm Chapter Memb Chrm Dates of Major Rush

Indiana Epsilon Pam Buecking 303 S. Locust 626 SW 20th St. DePauw University Greencastle , IN 46135 Richmond, IN 47374

Indiana Zeta Sara Bodenmiller Rogers Hall, Suite 316 3548 S 100 E. Sept 17 , 1982 Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Lafayette, IN 47905

Indiana Eta Laurie Shepard 2101 Coliseum Blvd. 751 Candlelite Ct. Sept. 12- 26, 1982 Ind-Purdue Univ. at Ft. Wayne Ft. Wayne, IN Ft. Wayne, IN 46807

I0T A PROVINCE

Ohio Alpha Melody Hughson 6 S. College St. 6 S. Middaugh St. Sept. 11-17, 1982 Ohio University Athens, OH 45701 Sommerville, NJ 08876

Ohio Beta Tracy Jerman 1845 Indianola Ave. 1362 Widham Ohio State University Columbus, OH 43201 Columbus, OH 4322 0

Ohio Delta Kyle Griffith 96 Elizabeth St . 1755 Meadow Lane September, 1982 Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware, OH 43015 Wilmington, OH 45 177

Ohio Epsilon Deanne Damschroder 2909 W. Central 3514 Mary Allen University of Toledo Toledo, OH 43606 Oregon, OH 43616

Ohio Zeta Alison V. Cain 104 MacCracken Hall, Miami U c / o C. Cabin Racquet Club Aug. 15-28, 1982 Miami University Oxford, OH 45056 P.O. Box 5310 Hilton Head Island, SC 29938

Ohio Eta Constance Gardner 425 W. College St. 4 Maryview Lane Mid-October, 1982 Denison University Granville, OH 43023 St. Louis, MO 63124

KAPPA PROVINCE

Kentucky Alpha Julie Mills 2030 Confederate PI. 2411 Napoleon Blvd. Sept. 6 - 11, 1982 University of Louisville Louisville, K Y 40208 Louisville, K Y 40205

Kentucky Beta Sally Grizzell 409 Columbia Ave 1020 Castleton Way , S. Aug 15 - 22, 1982 University of Kentucky Lexington, K Y 40508 Lexington, KY 40502

Kentucky Gamma Karen Logan Telford Hall, Box 423, EKU 8605 Nottingham Pkwy Aug. 22-28, 1982 Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, KY 40475 Louisville, K Y 40222

Tennessee Alpha Chris Corley 846 Oak St

311 Wygoda Circle U niv of TN -Chattanooga Chattanooga, TN 37401 Chattanooga, TN 37411

Tennessee Beta Edna Crosthwait 118 24th Ave., S. 2210 Ridgewood

Jan 9 - 22, 1983 Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN 37212 Waco, TX 76710

Tennessee Gamma Deborah A Griffith 1531 Cumberland Ave 587 Byron Dr. Sept. 17- 24, 1982 University of Tennessee Knoxville, TN 37916 Memphis, TN 38109

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Louisiana Alpha Kathleen Jordan 7014 Zimple St Rt. I, Box 75-B Aug 28 - Sept. 7, 1982 Newcomb College New Orleans, LA 70118 Columbiana, AL 35051

Louisiana Beta Lydia Ann Rome P.O. Box 1756O-A 2207 State St.

Aug 14- 22, 1982 Lonisiana State University Baton Rouge, LA 70893 New Orleans, LA 70118

Mississippi Alpha Karen Irby Southern Station Box 8376 Box 812, Lake Serene Aug 23 - 27, 1982

U. of Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg, MS 39401 Hattiesburg, MS 39401

Mississippi Beta Lee Ann Horner Box 8347 15 Stratford Lane Aug. 20 - 27 , 1982

University of Mississippi University, MS 38677 Pine Bluff, AR 71603

Tennessee Delta Karen Bratcher P O. Box 81365

5275 Dee Rd Sept. 12 - 18 , 1982 Memphis State University Memphis State U Memphis, TN 38117 Memphis, TN 38152

MU PROVINCE

Illinois Alpha Pam Murray Box 918, Monmouth College 944 N Main Sept. 12 - 17 , 1982 Monmouth College Monmouth , IL 61462 Naperville , IL 60540

Illinois Beta-Delta Lesa Holmes

Box 1637 , Knox College

207 S. Knox Knox College Galesburg, IL 61401 Onedia , IL 61467

Illinois Epsilon Adria East 636 St.

700 N. Eastwood Ave . Sept. 20 - 0ct. 5, 1982 Northwestern University Evanston, IL 60201 Mount Prospect, IL 60056

Illinois Zeta Nancy Short • 1005 S Wright St 201 W Lincoln Aug 25 - Sept 2, 1982 Unive rsity of Illinois Champaign, IL 61820 Normal, IL 61761

Illin o is Eta Melissa Kirkland 235 N Ave 155 N Harbor Dr Millikin University Decatur, IL 62522 Chicago , IL 60601

Illinois Theta Mary Ann Price 1004 N Institute 2614 Meadow Dr. Aug. 25 - Sept. I , 1982 Bradley University Peoria, IL 61606 Louisville , KY 40220

Illinois Iota Kim Blazec 709 W. College 255 S. Judson Aug 27 - Sept 2, 1982 Illinois State University Normal , IL 61761 Bensenville, IL 60106

NU PROVINCE

Iowa Alpha Kristi L. Phillips 406 N Main 1602 S 6th St.

Iowa Wesleyan University Mt Pleasant, IA 52641

14 - 0ct I ,

IA 52577

Iowa Beta Annette Christensen 406 N Buxton R R I Simpson College Indianola , IA 50125 Bridgewater, IA 50837

IOwa Gamma Dana L. Wilson 208 Ash Ave , 3926 Brinkwood

Iowa State University Ames, lA SOOIO

Moines, IA 50310

Iowa Zeta Gina Tramontina 815 E. Washington 321 W. 35th St. Aug. 18 - 25, 1982 University of Iowa Iowa City, IA 52240 Sioux City, IA 51104

Minnesota Alpha Susan Odenbaugh 1109 SE 5th St

2133 Kings Terr Sept. 20- 26, 1982 University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN 55414 Woodbury, MN 55125

North Dakota Alpha Bonita Mondry 409 Cambridge Ardoch , NO 58213 Aug 23 - 28, 1982 University of North Dakota Grand Forks, NO 58201

Wisconsin Gamma Ellen Healey

307 E. Lawrence St.

2500 White Eagle Tr. Lawrence University Ap p leton, WI 54911 Cedar Rapids, IA 52403

XI PROVINCE

Kansas Alpha Peggy S Lockett 1612 W 15th St

6636 S 67 EAve ]an. , 1982 Kansas University Lawrence, KS 66044 Tulsa, OK 74133

Kansas Beta Yolonda Salts 1819 Todd Rd

1819 Todd Rd Aug 11 - 16, 1982 Kansas State University Manhattan, KS 66506 Manhattan, KS 66506

Missouri Alpha Gina Osborn 511 E. Rollins

Rt.2 University of Missouri Columbia, MO 65201 Gallatin, MO 64640

Missouri Beta Marla Johns Box 1182, Washington U. 1119 Glenwood Ave Washington University St. Louis, MO 63130 Oklahoma City, OK 73116

Missouri Gamma Sylvia Fahl 900 N. Benton, Drury College 2370 S. Cedarbrook Sept 3 - 6 , 1982 Drury College Springfield, MO 65802 Springfield, MO 65804

Nebraska Beta Mary Watkins 426 N. 16th

1920 E Bermuda Dr. Aug. 17 - 21, 1982 University of Nebraska Lincoln, NE 68508 Lincoln, NE 68506

South Dakota Alpha Michele Smith

118 N Plum

2824 S Maple University of South Dakota Vermillion, SO 57069 Sioux City, IA 51106

OMICRON PROVINCE

Arkansas Alpha Lisa Crossland

502 W Maple

502 W Maple August , 198 2 University of Arkansas Fayetteville, AR 72701 Fayetteville, AR 72701

Arkansas Beta ] anie Willbanks 3117 S Taylor 58 Lefever Ln Aug . 26 - 29 , 1982 U . of AR at Little Rock Little Rock., AR 72204

Oklahoma Alpha Kelly Fitzgerald 1701 Elm

Little Rock, AR 72207

1500 Camden Way Aug 14 - 19 , 1982 University of Oklahoma Norman OK 73069 Oklahoma City , OK 73116

Oklahoma Beta Jamie Johnson

324 S Qeveland

Oklahoma State University Stillwater, OK 74074

1411 Delaware

Bartlesville, OK 74003

PI PROVINCE

Texas Alpha Mar y Kay Anderson 2300 San Antonio 7 North Wynden Aug 22 - 29,1982 University of Texas Austin , TX 78705 Houston , TX 77056

Texas Beta Carolyn Ellison 3101 Daniels 3101 Daniels Jan 13 - 18 , 1983 Southern Methodist University Dallas , TX 75205 Dallas, TX 75205

Texas Gamma D'Anne Harmon Box 4324, Tech Station 260721st Aug. 22 - 28 , 1982 Texas Tech. University Lubbock, TX 79409 Lubbock, TX 79410

Texas Delta Kim Roberts TCU Box 29704 2034 Ward Parkway Aug 23 - 29 , 1982 Texas Christian University Ft Worth, TX 76129 Ft. Worth, TX 76110

Texas Epsilon Cathleen Traster 200 Ave D 1/ 6

200 Ave D 1/ 310 Sept. 7- 14, 1982 North Texas State University Denton , TX 76201 Denton , TX 76201

Texas Zeta Beth Murphy P.O. Box 165, Baylor U. 10205 Highlands Baylor University Waco, TX 76703 Dallas, TX 75238

RHO PROVINCE

Colorado Alpha Caryl Lynn Foster 890 11th St.

Aug 25 - 31,1982 University of Colorado Boulder, CO 80302

Colorado Gamma Jenny Spicer 625 W Lake St 3680 S Glencoe Aug 24- 30, 1982 Colorado State University Ft. Collins, CO 80521 Denver, CO 80237

New Mexico Alpha Beth Day 1701 Mesa Vista N E. 2924 Cagua N .E Aug. 15 - 19, 1982 University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM 87106 Albuquerque, NM 87110

New Mexico Beta Joni Houghtaling P O Box 3134

Rt. I, Box 150 New Mexico State University University Park, NM 88003 Artesia, NM 88210

Wyoming Alpha Lisa Eisenbraun Pi Beta Phi, Fraternity Park 1440 Hazelwood Ave University of Wyoming Laramie, WY 82070 Casper, WY 82601

SIGMA PROVINCE

Alberta Alpha Victoria Anne Grant 11012-85 Ave. 201-12331 Jasper.Ave Sept. 26- 30 , 1982 University of Alberta Edmonton , Alberta T6G OW6 Edmonton , Alberta T5N 3K6 Canada Canada

Idaho Alpha Katie Viehweg 507 Idaho Ave 4325 Audubon PI. Aug 13 - 17 , 1982 University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho 83843 Boise, Idaho 83705

Montana Alpha Sandra Sue Foltz 1304 S. 5th Ave 2122 Goldrush Sept. 19- 23 , 1982 Montana State Universit y Bozeman , MT 59715 Helena , MT 5960 I

Washington Beta Kris Stocker N E 825 Linden St 2010 W Courtland Sept 10- 15 , 1982 Washington State Universit y Pullman , W A 99163 Spokane , W A 99205

TAU PROVINCE

Oregon Alpha Kimberl y Coleman 1518 Kincaid

19460 S W Kinnaman Sept . 20- 25 , 1982 University of Oregon Eugene , OR 97401

Aloha, OR 97007

Oregon Beta Denise Johnson 2685 NW Taylor 4270 Calaroga Circle Sept 20- 27 , 1982

Oregon State Universit y Corvallis, OR 97330 West Linn , OR 97068

Oregon Gamma Janet L. Landauer 844 Mill St. SE

Wilamette Un iversit y Salem, OR 97301

Washington Alpha Maril yn Axl ey 4548 17th Ave ., NE

14105 Berry Cr Rd Aug 24- 27 , 1982

Monmouth , OR 97361

2632 38th W Sep t. 15-2 2, 198 2 Universit y of Washington Seattle, WA 98105

Washington Gamma Kell y Bowers Seward Hall, 1/ 317 UPS

Seattle, W A 98 199

Rt. I , Box 79

Aug 31 - Sept 3 , 1982 University of Puget Sound Tacoma, WA 98416 Burton , W A 98013

UPSILON PROVINCE

CaLifornia ALpha Megan Chesnut P.O Box 4342

P.O Box 4342

ApriL, 1983 Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305 Stanford , CA 94305

California Beta Loretta Wall 2325 Piedmont Ave.

21333 Lumbertown Ln U. of CA (Berkeley) Berkeley, CA 94704

California Theta Cameron Blake 445 Russell Blvd

Saratoga , CA 95070

2733 Belmont Dr.

Sept 11 - 16, 1982 U. of CA at Davis Davis, CA 95616 Davis, CA 95616

Nevada Alpha KathLeen Knuf 869 N. Sierra 1047 Manor Dr University of Nevada Reno, NV 89503 Reno, NV 89509

Utah Alpha Suzy Wickens 1443 E 1st So 746 16th Ave

Sept 19 - 25, 1982 University of Utah Salt Lake City, UT 84102 Salt Lake City, UT 84103

PHI PROVINCE

Arizona Alpha Kathleen Caldwell 1035 N. Mountain Ave. 1825 Palmcroft Dr. , N W

Aug 16 - 23 , 1982 University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85719 Phoenix , AZ 85007

Arizona Beta Peggy Eckman Palo Verde Main, Box 171 3818 E. Montecito

Aug 8 - 14,1982 Arizona State University Tempe, AZ 85281 Phoenix, AZ 85018

California Gamma Ann Whitney 667 W. 28th St

6 Possum Ridge Rd Early Sept., 1982

U. of Southern California Los Angeles, CA 90007 Rolling Hills, CA 90274

California Delta Robin Assaf 700 Hilgard Ave 901 Georgina U of CA (Los Angeles) Los Angeles, CA 90024 Santa Monica, CA 90402

California Epsilon Julie Willing 5080 College PI. 12913 Evalyn CT. Aug. 14 - 19, 1982 San Diego State College San Diego, CA 92115 Pomway, CA 92064

California Zeta Catherine GiLson 763 Camino Pescadero 5123 Caroli Lane Sept 9 - 15, 1982 U. of CA (Santa Barbara) Goleta, CA 93117 LaCanada, CA 91011

California Eta Kelly Ruth Barker P O. Box 149

30923 Rue de La Pierre Sept. 19 - 24, 1982 U. of CA (Irvine) Balboa isLand, CA 92662 Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90274

Alumnae Club Chairmen

FOR 1982·83 RUSHING SEASON

'Indicates the name of the new chaitman was not received, and the name of the Club President is

If your area is not listed, contact Alumnae Province President-see end of listings

CONNECTICUf

Avon (See Hartford, C1)

Bloomfield (See Hartford, C1)

Branford (See New Haven, C1)

Byram (See So . Fairfield Cty , C1)

Cheshire (See New Haven, C1)

Cos Cob (See So. Fairfield Cty , C1)

Danbury (See No Fairfield Cty , C1)

Darien (See So Fairfield Cty , C1)

East Hartford (See Manchester Area , C1)

East Haven (See New Haven, C1)

Easton (See So. Fairfield Cty., C1)

Elmwood (See Hartford , C1)

Enfield (See Manchester Area, C1)

Fairfield (See So Fairfield Cty , C1)

Farmington (See Hanford , C1)

Glastonbuty (See Manchester Area, C1)

Granby (See Hartford , C1)

Greenwich (See So Fairfield Cty ., C1)

ALPHA PROVINCE

Guilford (See New Haven, C1)

Hamden (See New Haven, C1)

Hanford (See Hanford, C1)

Manchester (See Manchester Area , C1)

Milford (See New Haven, C1)

Mount Carmel (See New Haven, C1)

New Canaan (See So Fairfield Cty , C1)

New Haven (See New Haven, C1)

Newington (See Hartford, C1)

Northford (See New Haven, C1)

North Haven (See New Haven, C1)

Norwalk (See So Fairfield Cty , C1)

Old Greenwich (See So Fairfield Cty., C1)

Orange (See New Haven , C1)

Redding (See So Fairfield Cty ., C1)

Ridgefield (See So Fairfield Cty , C1)

Riverside (See So Fairfield Cty ., C1)

Rockville (See Manchester Area, C1)

Rowayton (See So Fairfield Cty ., C1)

Sandy Hook (See No Fairfield Cty ., C1)

Simsbury (See Hartford, C1)

Somers (See Manchester Area, C1)

South Windsor (See Manchester Area, C1)

Southport (See So Fairfield Cty., C1)

Stamford (See So . Fairfield Cty. , C1)

Storrs (See Manchester Area, C1)

Tolland (See Manchester Area, C1)

Trumbull (See So. Fairfield Cty , C1)

Vernon (See Manchester Area, C1)

WalIingford (See New Haven, C1)

West Hartford (See Hartford, C1)

West Haven (See New Haven, C1)

Weston (See So Fairfield Cty., C1)

Westport (See So Fairfield Cty., C1)

Wetherfield (See Hartford , C1)

Wilton (See So. Fairfield Cty , C1)

Windsor (See Hartford, C1)

Woodbridge (See New Haven , C1)

Bangor (See Eastern Maine)

Brewer (See Eastern Maine)

Cumberland Center (See Ponland , ME)

Cumberland Mil1s (See Ponland, ME)

Falmouth (See Ponland, ME)

Gorham (See Ponland, ME)

Old Town (See Eastern Maine)

Orono (See Eastern Maine)

Ponland (See Ponland , ME)

Scarborough (See Ponland, ME)

South Ponland (See Ponland, ME)

Stillwater (See Eastern Maine)

Village of Hampden (See Eastern Maine)

Westbrook (See Ponland, ME)

Windham (See Ponland, ME)

Yarmouth (See Ponland, ME)

MASSACHUSETTS

Adams (See Berkshire Cty , MA)

Berkshire (See Berkshire Cty , MA)

Brighton (See West Suburban Boston, MA)

Cheshire (See Berkshire Cty , MA)

Dalton (See Berkshire Cty , MA)

Dedham (See West Suburban Boston, MA)

East Longmeadow (See Greater Springfield , MA)

Framingham (See West Suburban Boston , MA)

Great Barrington (See Berkshire Cty , MA)

Hampden (See Greater Springfield, MA)

Hancock (See Berkshire Cty ., MA)

Hinsdale (See Berkshire Cty , MA)

Housatonic (See Berkshire Cty , MA)

Lanesboro (See Berkshire Cty , MA)

Lee (See Berkshire Cty , MA)

Lenox (See Berkshire Cty , MA)

Lexington (See West Suburban Boston, MA)

Lincoln (See West Suburban Boston, MA)

Longmeadow (See Greater Springfield, MA)

Natick (See West Suburban Boston, MA)

Needham (See West Suburban Boston, MA)

Newton (See West Suburban Boston , MA)

Newton Cenue (See West Suburban Boston, MA)

Club. and Chairmen

"Hartford, CT-Mrs. Thomas Burke, 12 Whispering Rod Rd., Faunington, CT

"Manchester Area, CT-Mrs Daniel Miller, Leland Dr., Manchester, CT 06040

New Haven, CT-Mrs M. Daniel Beeque, 144 Carriage Path S , Milford, CT 06460

Northern Fairfield County, CT (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. Michael McCnley, 8 Leopard,

Sandy Hook, CT 06482

Southern Fairfield County, CT-Mn Gordon L. Jones, 31 Lake Wind Rd , New Canaan, CT 06840

Eastern ME-Mrs. Ralph Leonard, Sargent Drive, Old Town, ME 04468

NEW YORK

Albany (See Albany, NY)

Alplaus (See Schenectady, NY)

Altamont (See Albany, NY)

Amherst (See Buffalo, NY)

Ardsley (See Westchester Cty ., NY)

Armonk (See Westchester Cty ., NY)

Averill Park (See Albany , NY)

Ballston Lake (See Schenectady , NY)

Baxter Estates (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Bedford (See Westchester, NY)

Bowmansville (See Buffalo, NY)

Briarcliff Manor (See Westchester Cty ., NY)

Brooklyn (See New York City , NY)

Buffalo (See Buffalo, NY)

Camillus (See Syracuse, NY)

Carle Place (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Center Brunswick (See Albany , NY)

Chappaqua (See Westchester Cty., NY)

Cheektowaga (See Buffalo , NY)

Chili (See Rochester , NY)

Churchville (See Rochester , NY)

Clarence (See Buffalo, NY)

Clarence Center (See Buffalo , NY)

Clifton Park (See Schnectady , NY)

Cohoes (See Albany, NY)

Colonie (See Albany, NY)

Crestwood (See Westchester Cty ., NY)

Cropseyville (See Albany , NY)

Cross-River (See Westchester Cty ., NY)

Croton Falls (See Westchester Cty , NY)

Croton-on·Hudson (See Westchester Cty ., NY)

Crugers (See Westchester Cty , NY)

Defreesrville (See Albany , NY)

Delmar (See Albany , NY)

Depew (See Buffalo , NY)

DeWitt (See Syracuse , NY)

Dobbs Fetty (See Westchester Cty., NY)

Eagle Mills (See Albany , NY)

East Amherst (See Buffalo , NY)

East Aurora (See Buffalo , NY)

Newton Highlands (See West Suburban Boston, MA)

Newtonville (See West Suburban Boston , MA)

North Adams (See Berkshire Cty. , MA)

Norwood (See West Suburban Boston, MA)

PittSfield (See Berkshire Cty , MA)

Stockbridge (See Berkshire Cty , MA)

Sadbury (See West Suburban Boston , MAl

Walpole (See West Suburban Boston, MA)

Wayland (See West Suburban Boston, MA)

Wellesley (See West Suburban Boston , MA)

Wellesley Hills (See West Suburban Boston, MA)

West Newton (See West Suburban Boston, MA)

Weston (See West Suburban Boston, MA)

Westwood (See West Suburban Boston, MA)

Wilbraham (See Greater Springfield, MA)

Williamstown (See Berkshire Cty , MA)

VERMONT

Burlington (See Burlington, VI)

Williston (See Burlington, VI)

"Ponland, ME-Mrs William). Murphy, R.D. 3, Gorham, ME 04038

"Berkshire County , MA-Mrs Prescott Hill, 289 Stockbridge Rd., Lenox, MA 01240

Greater Springfield, MA-Mrs Roben Zinnen, Oxford Rd , Longmeadow , MA 01106

West Suburban Boston , MA-Mrs. A Richard Christlieb, 20 River Glen Rd , Wellesley, MA 02181

"Greater Burlington, VI'-Mrs Richard Higgins, Greenfield Rd , Essex Junction,

BETA PROVINCE

Eastchester (See Westchester Cty , NY)

East Greenbush (See Albany, NY)

East Hills (See Long Island-North Shore, NY)

East Meadow (See Long Island-North Shore, NY)

East Rochester (See Rochester, NY)

East Syracuse (See Syracuse, NY)

Eden (See Buffalo, NY)

Eggensville (See Buffalo , NY)

Elma (See Buffalo, NY)

Elmsford (See Westchester Cty . , NY)

Elsmere (See Albany, NY)

Fairpon (See Rochester , NY)

Fayetteville (See Syracuse, NY)

Feura Bush (See Albany , NY)

Flower Hill (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Garden City (See Long Island-North Shore, NY)

Garden City Park (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Garden City South (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Glen Cove (See Long Island-North Shore, NY)

Glen Head (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Glenmont (See Albany , NY)

Glenwood Landing (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Golden ' s Bridge (See Westchester Cty ., NY)

Grafton (See Albany, NY)

Grand Island (See Buffalo , NY)

Green Island (See Albany , NY)

Greenvale (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Grooms Comers (See Schenectady, NY)

Guilderland (See Albany , NY)

Hamburg (See Buffalo, NY)

Harrison (See Westchester Cty ., NY)

Hartsdale (See Westchester Cty ., NY)

Hastings-on.Hudson (See Westchester Cty , NY)

Hawthorne (See Westchester Cry ., NY)

Henrietta (See Rochester , NY)

Honeoye Falls (See Rochester, NY)

Irvington-on-Hudson (See Westchester Cty , NY)

Ithaca (See Ithaca , NY)

Jonesville (See Schenectady, NY)

Karner (See Albany, NY)

Katonah (See Westchester Cty ., NY)

Kenmore (See Buffalo , NY)

Kinderhook (See Albany , NY)

Larchmont (See Westchester Cty , NY)

Latham (See Albany, NY)

Lewisboro (See Westchester Cty., NY)

Locust Valley (See Long Island-North Shore, NY)

Loudonville (See Albany, NY)

Maredon (See Rochester, NY)

Mamaroneck (See Westchester Cty. , NY)

Manhasset (See Long Island-North Shore, NY)

Manorhaven (See Long Island·North Shore, NY)

Marilla (See Buffalo, NY)

Marion (See Rochester, NY)

Mattydale (See Syracuse , NY)

McKnownville (See Albany , NY)

Mechanicville (See Albany , NY)

Mill Neck (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Millwood (See Westchester Cty ., NY)

Mineola (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Mohegan Lake (See Westchester Cty , r:IT)

Monuose (See Westchester Cty ., NY)

Mt. Kisco (See WestchesterCty , NY)

Mt. Vernon (See Westchester Cty , NY)

Mumford (See Rochester , NY)

Munsey Park (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Muttontown (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

New Rochelle (See Westchester Cty , NY)

New Scotland (See Albany , NY)

NewtonviUe (See Albany, NY)

New York City (See New York City , NY)

Niskayuna (See Schenectady, NY)

North Greenbush (See Albany , NY)

North Massapequa (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

North Merrick (See Long Island -North Shore , NY)

North New Hyde Park (See Long Island-North Shore, NY)

North Syracuse (See Syracuse , 'NY)

North Tonawanda (See Buffalo , NY)

Nyack (See Rockland Cty., NY)

Old Brookville (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Old Westbury (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Otchard Park (See Buffalo, NY)

Ossining (See Westchester County , NY)

Oyster Bay (See Long Island-North Shore, NY)

Oyster Bay Cove (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Peekskill (See Westchester Counry, NY)

Pelham (See Westchester Counry , NY)

Pelham Manor (See Westchester Counry , NY)

Penfield (See Rochester, NY)

Pittsford (See Rochester, NY)

Plainview (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Plandome (See Long Island-North Shore, NY)

Plandome Heights (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Plandome Manor (See Long Island-North Shore, NY)

Pleasantville (See Westchester Counry, NY)

Poestenkill (See Albany, NY)

POrt Chester (See Westchester Counry, NY)

Port Washington (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Port Washington North (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Pound Ridge (See Westchester Cry , NY)

Purchase (See Westchester Cry , NY)

Rensselaer (See Albany, NY)

Rexford (See Schenectady, NY)

Rochester (See Rochester, NY)

Roslyn (See Long Island -North Shore, NY)

Roslyn Estates (See Long Island-North Shore, NY)

Roslyn Heights (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Roslyn Harbor (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Rye (See Westchester Cry ., NY)

Sands Point (See Long Island-North Shore, NY)

Scarborough (See Westchester Cry. , NY)

Scarsdale (See Westchester Cry ., NY)

Schenectady (See Schenectady , NY)

Scotia (See Schenectady , NY)

ScottsVille (See Rochester , NY)

Sea Cliff (See Long Island-North Shore, NY)

Shrub Oak (See Westchester Cry , NY)

Skaneateles (See Syracuse, NY)

Slingerlands (See Albany , NY)

Snyder (See Buffalo, NY)

Snyders Lake (See Albany, NY)

Somers (See Westchester Counry, NY)

South Salem (See Westchester County , NY)

South Wales (See Buffalo, NY)

Spenceport (See Rochester, NY)

Staten Island (See New York Ciry, NY)

Stewart Manor (See Long Island-North Shore , NY)

Strathmore (See Long Island-North Shore, NY)

Syracuse (See Syracuse, NY)

Tarrytown (See Westchester Counry , NY)

Thornwood (See Westchester Counry, NY)

Tonawanda (See Buffalo, NY)

Club. and Chairmen

Albany, NY-Mrs Jonathan Harvey, 38 Cameron Rd , Troy, NY 12180

Buffalo, NY-Mrs John K. Howell, 289 Ashford Ave , Tonawanda, NY 14nO "Ithaca, NY-Mrs RalphJohnson, 310 2nd St., Ithaca, NY

Troy (See Albany, NY)

Tuckahoe (See Westchester Cry , NY)

Valhalla (See Westchester Cry., NY)

Vischer'sFerry (See Schenectady, NY)

Voorheesville (See Albany , NY)

Waccabuc (See Westchester Counry, NY)

Wales (See Buffalo, NY)

Wales Center (See Buffalo, NY)

Wanakah (See Buffalo, NY)

Waterford (See Albany, NY)

Watervliet (See Albany, NY)

Webster (See Rochester, NY)

Westbury (See Long Island-North Shore, NY)

West Falls (See Buffalo, NY)

West Sand Lake (See Albany, NY)

West Seneca (See Buffalo, NY)

White Pwns (See Westchester Cry ., NY)

Williamsville (See Buffalo, NY)

Wynantskill (See Albany , NY)

Yonkers (See Westchester Cry. , NY)

Yorktown Heights (See Westchester Cry ., NY)

QUEBEC

Monueal (See Monueai , Que )

"Schenectady, NY-Mrs Robert Spearman, 2276 Pine haven Dr., Schenectady, NY 12309

"Syracuse, NY -Angela Vigliotti, 162 Dewitt St., Syracuse, NY 13203

"Long Island-North Shore, NY-Mrs. Stanley). Mackney, 7 Woodoak Dr., Westbury, NY "Westchester Counry, NY-Mrs. Howard Hill, N Chatsworth Ave , Larclunont, NY 10)38

"New York City, NY -Mrs Richard Pavlica, 3231 Waterbury Ave , Brom<, NY "Rochester, NY-Dawn Wilkins, 10 Arrowhead Way N , Fairport, NY

Monueal, Quebec (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs FrederickJohnston, 78 York Rd., Beaconsfield, QU H9W 412

DELAWARE

State of Delaware (See Wilmington, DE)

NEW JERSEY

Allendale (See Bergen Cry , N))

Allenhurst (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Asbury Park (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Atlantic Highlands (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Avon-by-the-Sea (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Barnegat (See Jersey Shore, N))

Basking Ridge (See No New Jersey)

Beachwood (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

BeImrar (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Berkely Heights (See No New Jersey)

Bernardsville (See No New Jersey)

Brick Town (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Brielle (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Chatham (See No New Jersey)

Chester (See No New Jersey)

Colts Neck (See Jersey Shore, N))

Cranford (See No New Jersey)

Deal (See Jersey Shore, N))

Eatontown (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Englishtown (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Fair Haven (See Jersey Shore, N))

Fair Lawn (See Bergen Cry., N))

Fanwood (See No New Jersey)

Farmingdale (See Jersey Shore, N))

Flotham Park (See No New Jersey)

Fort River (See Jersey Shore , NJ)

Fort Monmouth (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Freehold (See Jersey Shore , NJ)

FranIdin Lakes (See Bergen Cry NJ)

Glen Ridge (See No New Jersey)

Glen Rock (See Bergen Cry ., NJ)

Hackensack (See Bergen Cry ., NJ)

Highlands (See Jersey Shore , NJ)

Holmdel (See Jersey Shore , NJ)

Ho-Ho-Kus (See Bergen Cry. , NJ)

GAMMA PROVINCE

Howell (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Jackson (See Shore, NJ)

Lakewood (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Lincroft (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Little Silver (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Livingston (See No. New

Long Branch (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Madison (See No. New Jersey)

Mahwah (See Bergen Cry , NJ)

Manasquan (See Jersey Shore , NJ)

Maplewood (See No New Jersey)

Marlboro (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Matawan (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Mendham (See No New Jersey)

Middletown (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Midland Park (See Bergen Cry. , NJ)

Millburn (See No. New Jersey)

Monmouth Beach (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Montclair (See No New Jersey)

Morristown (See No New Jersey)

Mountainside (See No. New Jersey)

Murray Hill (See No New Jersey)

Neptune (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Oakhurst (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Oakland (See Bergen Cry , NJ)

Ocean (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Ocean Counry (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Oceanport (See Jersey Shore, N))

Point Pleasant (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Pottersville (See No. New Jersey)

Ramsey (See Bergen Cry. , NJ)

Red Bank (See Jersey Shore, N))

Ridgewood (See Bergen Cry ., NJ)

River Edge (See Bergen Cry , N))

Roseland (See No New Jersey)

Rumson (See Jersey Shore , N))

Saddle River (See Bergen Cry. , NJ)

Scotch Plains (See No New Jersey)

Short Hills (See No. New Jersey)

Shrewsbury (See Jersey Shore , N))

Somerset (See No New Jersey)

Somerville (See No New Jersey)

Spring Lake (See No. New Jersey)

Summit (See No. New Jersey)

Tinton Falls (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Tom's River (SeeJersey Shore, NJ)

Upper Montclair (See No. New Jersey)

Upper Saddle River (See Bergen Cry., NJ)

Waldwick (See Bergen Cry , NJ)

Wall (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Waretown (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Watchung (See No. New Jersey)

Westfield (See No. New Jersey)

West Long Beach (See Jersey Shore, NJ)

Wyckoff (See Bergen Cry., NJ)

PENNSYlVANIA

Abingdon (See Bucks and Montgomery Counties, PAl

Allison Park (See Pittsburgh-North, PAl

Ambler (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Ardmore (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PA)

Aspinwall (See Pittsburgh-North, PAl

Audubon (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Bala Cynwyd (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Baldwin (See Pittsburgh. South Hills, PAl

Beaver (See Pittsburgh-South Hills, PAl

Beaver Falls (See Pittsburgh-South Hills, PAl

Bellefonte (See State College, PAl

Bensalem (See Bucks and Montgomety Counties, PAl

Berwyn (See Philadelphia-Mainline, PAl

Bethel Park (See Pittsburgh-South Hills, PAl

BoaIsburgh (See State College, P A)

Braddock (See Pittsburgh-South Hills, PAl

Bridgeville (See Pittsburgh-South Hills, PAl

Broomall (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Bryn Mawr (See Philadelphia-Main Line , PAl

Carnp Hill (See Harrisburg-Carlisle, PAl

Carlisle (See Harrisburg-Carlisle , PAl

Carnegie (See Pittsburgh-South Hills, PAl

Center Square (See Bucks and MontgOmery Counties , PAl

Chadds Ford (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Cheltenham (See Philadelphia-Mainline, PAl

Chester (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Chestnut Hill (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Churchill (See PittSburgh-South Hills , PAl

Churchville (See Buds and Montgomery Counties , PAl

Devon (See Philadelphia-Mainline, PAl

Downington (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Doylestown (See Bucks and Montgomery Counties, PAl

Drexel Hill (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Edgewood (See PittSburgh-South Hills, PAl

Elkins Park (See Bucks and MontgOmery Counties , PAl

Erdenheim (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PA)

Exton (See Philadelphia-Mainline, PAl

Fon Washington (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Fox Chapel (See PittSburgh-Nonh, PAl

Frazer (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Furlong (See Bucks and Montgomery Counties, PAl

Gibsonia (See PittSburgh Nonh, PAl

Gladwyne (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Glenshaw (See PittSburgh-Nonh, PAl

Glenside (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Gradyville (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Greenuee (See PittSburgh-South Hills, PAl

Hampton Township (See PittSburgh-Nonh, PAl

Harrisburg (See Harrisburg-Carlisle, PAl

Hatboro (See Bucks and Montgomery Counties, PAl

Hatfield (See Bucks and Montgomery Counties, PAl

Haverford (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Havenown (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Hershey (See Harrisburg-Carlisle, PAl

Holicong (See Buds and Montgomery Counties, PAl

Holland (See Bucks and Montgomery Counties, PAl

Homestead (See PittSburgh-South Hills, PAl

Huntington Valley (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Jamison (see Buds and Montgomery Counties, PAl

Jenkintown (See Bucks and Montgomery Counties, PAl

Kennett Square (See Philadelphia-Main Line , PAl

King of Prussia (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Lafayette Hill (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Lansdale (See Bucks and Montgomery Counties , PAl

Landsdowne (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Lemott (See State College, PAl

Lemoyne (See Harrisburg-Carlisle, PAl

Lewisburg (See Central Pennsylvania)

Lima (See Philadelphia-Mainline, PAl

Malvern (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

McMurray (See PittSburgh-South Hills, PAl

Mechanicsburg (See Harrisburg-Carlisle, PAl

Media (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Merion (See Philadelphia-Main Line , PAl

Middleburg (See Central Pennsylvania)

Miffiinburg (See Central Pennsylvania)

Milton (See Central Pennsylvania)

Mt. Carmel (See Central Pennsylvania)

Mt Lebanon (See PittSburgh-South Hills, PAl

Moylan (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Munhall (See PittSburgh-South Hills, PAl

Narbeth (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

New Britain (See Bucks and Montgomery Counties, PAl

New Cumberland (See Harrisburg-Carlisle, PAl

Newton (See Bucks and Montgomery Counties, PAl

Newtown Square (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Norristown (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Nonh Allegheny (See PittSburgh-Nonh, PAl

Nonh Hills (See PittSburg-Nonh, PAl

Nonhcumberland (See Central Pennsylvania)

Oakmont (See PittSburgh-South Hills, PAl

Oreland (See Philadelphia-Mainline, PAl

Paoli (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Club. and Chairmen

Penn Hills (See PittSburgh-South Hills , PAl

Peters Township (See PittSburgh-South Hills, PAl

Phoenixville (See Philadelphia-Mainline, PAl

Pine Grove Mills (See State College , PAl

Pleasant Hills (See PittSburgh-South Hills, PAl

Plymouth Meeting (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Radnor (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Roselyn Farms (see PittSburgh-South Hills, PAl

Rosemont (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Rutherford Heights (See Harrisburg-Carlisle, PAl

St Davis's (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Sewickley (See PittSburgh-Nonh, PAl

Southampton (See Bucks and Montgomery Counties, PAl

Springfield (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

State College (See State College, PAl

Strafford (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Sunbury (See Central Pennsylvania)

Swarthmore (See Philadelphia-Mainline, PAl

Thoroburg (See PittSburgh-South Hills, PAl

Upper Darby (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Upper St Clair Twp (See PittSburgh-South Hills, PAl

Villanova (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Wallingford (See Philadelphia-Mainline, PAl

Wayne (See Philadelphia-Mainline, PAl

West Chesrer (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

W Homestead (See PittSburgh-South Hills, PAl

Woodlyn (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Williamspon (See Central Pennsylvania)

Willow Grove (See Bucks and Montgomery Counties, PAl

Wyncote (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Wyndmoor (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Wynmoor (See Philadelphia-Main Line, PAl

Wynnewood (See Philadelphia-Mainline, PAl

Wilmington, DE-Mrs Mary Ann Beale, 6 Pagoda, Newark, DE 19711

Bergen Counry, NJ-Mrs F Williamson, U Beechwood Rd , Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ 07423

Jersey Shore, NJ-Kathryn Sehneberk-King, 49 Broadway, Freehold, NJ 07728

Nonhero NJ-Mrs. H P. Bright, 132 Alexander Ave., Upper Montelair, NJ 07043

Bucks and Montgomery Counties, PA-Mrs G Tutwiler, 60 Merry Dell Dr., Church-

• Central Pennsylvania-Mrs. N. W Ackley, 8 Easy St , Selinsgrove, PA 17870

·Harrisburg-Carlisle, PA-Mrs John G Feinour, 3842 Montour St., Harrisburg, PA 17111

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

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

MARYLAND

Baltimore (See Baltimore, MO)

Bethesda (See Washington, D.C )

Bowie (See Maryland-D C Suburban)

Catonsville (See Baltimore, MO)

Chevy Chase (See Washington, D C )

Cockeysville (See Baltimore, MO)

Damascus (See Maryland-D C. Suburban)

Dunsdalk (See Baltimore, MO)

Essex (See Baltimore, MO)

Ft Washington (See Maryland-D.C Suburban)

Gaithersburg (See Maryland-D C Suburban)

Kensington (See Maryland-D C Suburban)

Laurel (See Maryland-D C. Suburban)

Lutherville (See Baltimore, MO)

o.on Hill (See Maryland-D.C Suburban)

Pikesville (See Baltimore , MO)

Poolesville (See Maryland-D C Suburban)

Potomac (See Maryland-D C Suburban)

Rockville (See Maryland-D C Suburban)

Ruxton (See Baltimore , MO)

Silver Spring (See Maryland-D C Suburban)

Timonium (See Baltimore , MO)

Towson (See Baltimore , MO)

Wheaton (See Maryland-D C Suburban)

PittSburgh Nonh, PA-Mrs. William Sell, 5903 Fifth Ave , Apt 107B, PittSburgh, PA U232

·PittSburgh-South Hills, PA-Mrs Andrew Vettel, Jr , 158 Oubvue Dr., W. Miffiin, PA 15122

Philadelphia-Main Line , PA-Mrs Benjamin Hayward, 525 Counry Line Rd , Radnor, PA 19087 ville, PA 18966

•State

DELTA PROVINCE

VIRGINIA

Albemarle (See Charlottesville, VA)

Alexandria (See Nonhero Vitginia)

Annandale (See Nonhem Vitginia)

Arlington (See Nonhero Vitginia)

Bon Ail (See Richmond, VA)

Bristol (See Bristol, VA)

Charlonesville (See Charlottesville , VA)

Chesapeake (See Norfolk , VA)

Fairfax (See Nonhero Virginia)

Falls ChUCth (See Nonhero Vitginia)

Great Falls (See Nonhero Vitginia)

Hampton (See Hampton Roads , VA)

Hampton Roads (See Hampton Roads , VA)

Harrisonburg (See Charlottesville, VA)

Herodon (See Nonhero Virginia)

Highland Springs (See Richmond , VA)

Mclean (See Nonhero Virginia)

Mechanicsville (See Richmond , VA)

Midlothian (See Richmond , VA)

Newpon News (See Hampton Roads , VA)

Norfolk (See Norfolk, VA)

Oakton (See Nonhero Virginia)

Ponsmouth (See Norfolk , VA)

Reston (See Nonhero Virginia)

Richmond (See Richmond , VA)

Roanoke (See Roanoke Valley , VA)

Sandston (See Richmond , VA)

Springfield (See Nonhero Virginia)

Vienna (See Nonhern Virginia)

Waynesboro (See Charlottesville , VA)

Williamsburg (See Hampton Roads , VA)

Virginia Beach (See Norfolk , VA)

York Counry (See Hampton Roads , VA)

WEST VIRGINIA

Bethany (See Wheeling , WV-Ohio Valley)

Bridgeport (See Oarksburg , WV)

Bristol (See Clarksburg , WV)

Buckhannon (See Clarksburg , WV)

Charleston (See Charleston , WV)

Clarksburg See Clarksburg, WV)

Dunbar (See Charleston , WV)

Lumberpon (See Clarksburg , WV)

Morgantown (See Morgantown , WV)

Moundsville See Wheeling, WV-Ohio Valley)

Nitto (See Charleston , WV)

St Albans (See Charleston , WV)

Salem (See Clarksburg , WV)

Shinnston (See Clarksburg , WV)

South Charleston (See Charleston , WV)

West Union (See Clarksburg , WV)

Whee li ng (See Wheeling , WV-Ohio Valley)

College, PA-Mrs Reed McCormick:, Skytop Farm, State College, PA 16801

Club. and Chairmen

'Washington D C -Mrs. D A. Blair. 7212 Ridgewood. Chevy Chase. MD 2oo1S

'Baltimore. MD-Mrs A1fred Harmann. m. 13813 Ansari Ln • Baldwin. NO 21013

Maryland-D C Suburban-Mrs John Kilty 13102 Jingle Lane. Silver Spring. MD

Arlington. Falls Church. Great Falls. McLcan-Mrs. Walter S Evans. 3611 N Roberts Ln .• Arlington. VA 22207 20906

Bristol VA & 1N (Pi Phi Pocltet)-Louise A Bowdoin Meadow Dr .• Bristol. VA 24201

Charlottesville. VA-Mrs Ray C. Hunt. 312 E Monacan Dr .• Charlottesville. VA 22901

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

Oakton Vienna-Mrs Mark H Foreman. 2702 Pleasantdale Rd • #203. Vienna. VA 22180

'Richmond. VA-Mrs David Norsewonhy. Rt 4 Box 23N Powatan. VA 23139

'Roanoke Valley VA-Mrs William Bales. 4868 Deerfield Rd SW. Roanoke. VA 24014

Charleston WV-Mrs. Harry M. Brawley. 1534 Bedford Rd .• Charleston WV 25314 'Clarksburg. WV-Mrs. Kim Gemonds. 339 W Main St .• Clarksburg. WV 26301 Morgantown WV-Barbara Alexander and Maria Mancini. 8 Orehard St • Morgan'Norfolk. VA-Beverly Jo Spencer. Harling Dr .• Chesapeake. VA town WV

Nonhern Virginia-Chmn Mrs Byron o. Bohannon. Guinea Rd .• Fairfu. Wheeling. WV-Ohio Valley-Mrs Wm. R Grubler. Jr • 46 Era St .• Wheeling. VA 22032 WV26OO3

Alexandria-Mrs John Adams. 8201 Oxbow Ct • Alexandria VA 22308

EPSILON PROVINCE

GEORGIA

Acwonh (See Chattahoochee GA)

Alpharetta (See Chattahoochee GA)

Atlanta (See Atlanta. GA)

Austell (See Chattahoochee. GA)

Chamblee (See Atlanta or Chattahoochee GA)

College Park (See Atlanta. GA)

Dalton (See Chattahoochee. GA)

Decarur (See Atlanta GA)

Doraville (See Atlanta. GA)

Dunwoody (See Atlanta. GA)

East Point (See Atlanta. GA)

Gainesville (See Chattahoochee. GA)

Griffin (See Atlanta. GA)

Kennesaw (See Chattahoochee. GA)

Lawrenceville (See Chattahoochee GA)

Lilburn (See Atlanta. GA)

Macon (See Mid·Georgia)

Marietta (See Chattahoochee. GA)

Newman (See Atlanta GA)

Norcross (See Chattahoochee. GA)

Rome (See Chattahoochee. GA)

Roswell (See Chattahoochee GA)

Sandy Springs (See Atlanta. GA)

Smyrna (See Chattahoochee GA)

Stone Mountain (See Atlanta. GA)

Tucker (See Atlanta. GA)

NORTH CAROLINA

Aberdeen (See Sand Hills of Nonh Carolina)

Asheville (See Asheville Nq

Belmont (See Charlotte. Nq

Buncombe County (See Asheville Nq

Carthage (See Sand Hills of Nonh Carolina)

Chapel Hill (See Chapel Hill Nq

Charlotte (See Charlotte. Nq

Gastonia (See Charlotte. Nq

Pinehurst (See Sand Hills of Nonh Carolina)

Pittsboro (See Chapel Hill. Nq

Salisburg (See Charlotte. Nq

Sanford (See Sand Hills of Nonh Carolina)

Shelby (See Charlotte Nq

Southern Pines (See Sand Hills of Nonh Carolina)

Whispering Pines (See Sand Hills of Nonh Carolina)

Club. and Chairmen

Hills of

Winston-Salem (See Winston-Salem Nq

SOUTH CAROLINA

Blythewood (See Columbia. sq

Cayce (See Columbia sq

Chapin (See Columbia. sq

Charleston (See Greater Charleston Area sq

Columbia (See Columbia. sq

DentsVille (See Columbia sq

Elgin (See Columbia. sq

Greenville (See Greenville. sq

Greenwood (See Greenville. sq

Greer (See Greenville. sq

Hopkins (See Columbia. sq

Irmo (See Columbia. sq

lexingtOn (See Columbia sq

Mauldin (See Greenville. sq

Pontiac (See Columbia. sq

Taylors (See Greenville. sq

Travelers Rest (See Greenville. sq

West Columbia (See Columbia. sq

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

NC 28387 Atlanta. GA-Mrs R. A Garner.Jr • 1980 N. Altin Dr N E • Atlanta. GA

Chattahoochee. GA-Theresa N. Wilkinson 3853 Vinyard Way. Marietta. GA 30062

Mid-Georgia-Jane Krumrine. PO Box 464 (3876 Nonhside Dr.). Macon. GA 31202 'Chapel Hill. NC-Ms Margaret Smith. 119 Birnamwood Dr .• Chapel Hill. NC 2n14 'Charlotte. NC-Mrs.Jack Coppage 6001 Springhouse Ln .• Charlotte. NC 28211

ALAl3AMA

Albensville (See Huntsville. AL)

Auburn (See Auburn-Opelika. AL)

Baldwin County (See Mobile. AL)

Birmingham (See Birmingham AL)

Decarur (See HuntsVille AL)

Dothan (See Dothan. AL)

Florence (See HuntsVille. AL)

Greenville (See Montgomety. AL)

Guntersville (See Huntsville. AL)

Madison (See Huntsville AL)

Mobile (See Mobile AL)

Montgomety (See Montgomety. AL)

Muscle Shoals (See Huntsville AL)

Nonhpon (See Tuscaloosa AL)

Opelika (See Auburn-Opelika. AL)

Prattville (See Montgomery AL)

Scottsboro (See HuntsVille. AL)

Theodore (See Mobile AL)

Tuscaloosa (See Tuscaloosa AL)

lETA PROVINCE NORTH

FLORIDA

Altomonte Springs (See Orlando- Winter Park. FL)

Apopka (See Orlando-Winter Park FL)

Atlantic Beach (See Jacksonville. FL)

Carrabelle (See Tallahassee FL)

Daytona Beach (See Daytona Beach. FL)

Daytona Beach Shores (See Daytona Beach. FL)

Deland (See Deland. FL)

Deltona (See Deland FL)

Destin (See Fon Walton Beach. FL)

Fernandina Beach (See Jacksonville. FL)

Fon Walton (See Fon Walton Beach FL)

Green Cove Springs (See Jacksonville FL)

Havana (See Tallahassee FL)

Holly Hill (See Daytona Beach FL)

Jacksonville (See Jacksonville. FL)

Jacksonville Beach (See Jacksonville FL)

Kissimmee (See Orlando-Winter Park. FL)

Longwood (See Orlando-Winter Park FL)

Maitland (See Orlando-Winter Park. FL)

Mandarin (See Jacksonville. FL)

Mary Esther (See Fon Walton Beach. FL)

Neptune Beach (See Jacksonville FL)

Niceville (See Fon Walton Beach. FL)

Orange Park (See Jacksonville. FL)

Orlando (See Orlando-Winter Park FL)

Onnond (See Daytona Beach. FL)

Onnond Beach (See Daytona Beach FL)

Pensacola (See Pensacola. FL)

Ponce Inlet (See Daytona Beach. FL)

Pon Orange (See Daytona Beach. FL)

Ponte Vedra Beach (See Jacksonville FL)

Quincy (See Tallahassee. FL)

Sanford (See Orlando-Winter Park. FL)

Shalimar (See Fon Walton Beach FL)

South Daytona (See Daytona Beach. FL)

Tallahassee (See Tallahassee. FL)

Valparaiso (See Fon Walton Beach FL)

Windemere (See Otlando-Winter Park. FL)

Winter Park (See Orlando-Winter Park FL)

Sand

Nonh Carolina-Miss Caroline Hodgkins. Box 123. Southern Pines.

Columbia SC-Mrs }. A McGeary 30 Gibbes Ct .• Columbia. SC 29201

Greater Charleston Area. SC-Mrs.J D Switzer. 6n Ayers Dr .• Charleston. SC 29412 Greenville SC-Miss Sharon Richey 1SL Yorktown Condo Greenville SC 2961)

Club. and Chairmen

Auburn-Ope/ib, AL-Susan H. Murphree, 1104 Willow Run, Ope/ib, At 36801

Birmingham , AL-Anne W Taylor, 346 Cambo Ln ., Birmingham , At Dothan , At (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs C H. Espey , Jr ., 400 Espy Ct ., Dothan, At 36303

HunlSVille, AL-Toni Reynolds, 1210 Stonehum Dr. SE, Hunstville, At 3 1

'Mobile, AL-Mrs. C V Johnston, 2007B N Portier Ct , Mobile, Al36607

Montgomery, AL-Mrs JimArrington, 4436 Pepper Ave , Montgomery, At 36109

'Tuscaloosa, AL-Ginger Vedel, 1212 12th St ., Apt 10 , Tuscaloosa, At 3)401

Daytona Beach, FL-Mrs. I. W Johnston, 4 Springwood Trail, Ormond Beach, Fl. 32074

Fl.ORIDA

Bal Harbour (See Miami, Fl.)

Barrow (See Lakeland , Fl.)

Belleair (See Clearwater, Fl.)

Belleair Beach (See Clearwater, Fl.)

Boca Grande (See Poct Charlotte, Fl.)

Boynton Beach (See Palm Beach Counry , Fl.)

Bradenton (See Sarasota, Fl.)

Cape Kennedy (See Brevard Counry, Fl.)

Cape Coral (See Southwest Florida)

Carol Ciry (See Miami, Fl.)

Charlotte Harbor (See Poct Charlotte , Fl.)

Clearwater (See Clearwater , Fl.)

Clearwater Beach (See Clearwater, Fl.)

Cocoa (See Brevard Counry, Fl.)

Cocoa Beach (See Brevard Counry, Fl.)

Coconut Grove (See Miami, Fl.)

Coral Gables (See Miami, Fl.)

Coral Springs (See Foct Lauderdale, Fl.)

Crysral Beach (See Clearwater, Fl.)

Davie (See Fort Lauderdale, Fl.)

Deerfield (See Fort Lauderdale , Fl.)

Delray Beach (See Palm Beach Counry, Fl.)

Dunedin (See Clearwater, Fl.)

Eau GaUie (See Brevard Counry, Fl.)

Englewood (See Port Charlotte, Fl.)

Feather Sound (See Clearwater, Fl.)

Fort Lauderdale (See Fort Lauderdale , Fl.)

Fort Myers (See Southwest Florida)

Golden Beach (See Miami , Fl.)

Grant (See Brevard Counry , Fl.)

Gulfport (See St Petersburg , Fl.)

Haines Ciry (See Lakeland, Fl.)

Harbor Bluffs (See Clearwater, Fl.)

Harbor Heights (See Port Charlotte , Fl.)

Hialeah (See Miami , Fl.)

'Deland , FL-Miss Lnu King, P O Box 1984, Deland, Fl. 32720

Ft Walton Beach, Fl. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs John S Rumph , Lake Lorraine , Shalimar, Fl. 32579

Jacksonville, FL-Miss Krisry A Langley, 7740 Southside Blvd ., #2903 , Jacksonville, Fl. 32216

Orlando-Winter Park, FL-Miss Kathy Tague, 3021 Drake Dr ., Orlando, Fl. 32810 Pensacola , FL-Mrs. L. C Seott, 3420 Dunwoody Dr ., Pensacola , Fl. Tallahassee, FL-Joanne Bridges, Terrace St , Tallahassee, FI32308

ZETA PROVINCE SOUTH

Holiday (See Clearwater, Fl.)

Homestead (See Miami, Fl.)

Hollywood (See Hollywood , Fl.)

Indialantic (See Brevard Counry, Fl.)

Indian Harbor Beach (See Brevard Cry , Fl.)

Indian Rocks Beach (See Clearwater , Fl.)

Jupiter (See Palm Beach Cry ., Fl.)

Kendall (See Miami, Fl.)

Key Biscayne (See Miami, Fl.)

Lake Alfred (See Lakeland, Fl.)

Lakeland (See Lakeland, Fl.)

Lake Park (See Palm Beach Cry ., Fl.)

Lake Worth (See Palm Beach Cry ., Fl.)

Largo (See Clearwater, Fl.)

Lauderhill (See Ft Lauderdale , Fl.)

Lutz (See Tampa, Fl.)

Madeira Beach (See St Petersburg, Fl.)

Malabar (See Brevard Cry. , Fl.)

Margate (See Ft. Lauderdale, Fl.)

Melbourne (See Brevard Cry ., Fl.)

Melbourne Beach (See Brevard Cry. , Fl.)

Merritt Island (See Brevard Cry ., Fl.)

Miami (See Miami , Fl.)

Miami Bearb (See Miami, Fl.)

Miami Shores (See Miami, Fl.)

Miami Springs (See Miami, Fl.)

Mims (See Brevard Cry ., Fl.)

Naples (See Naples , Fl.)

New Pprt Ritchey (See Clearwater , Fl.)

North Miami (See Miami, Fl.)

North Miami Beach (See Miami, Fl.)

North Palm Beach (See Palm Beach Cry ., Fl.)

Odessa (See Tampa, Fl.)

Opa Locka (See Miami, Fl.)

Palm Beach (See Palm Beach Cry., Fl.)

Palm Harbor (See Clearwater , Fl.)

Pass a Grille (See St Petersburg , Fl.)

Club. and Chairmen

Brevard Counry, FL-Dorothy Duncan, 28 Ocean St. , Merritt Island, Fl. Clearwater, FL-Jacquelyn Miller TysaII , 1211 Alameda Ave ., Oearwater , Fl.3H19

Patrick AFB (See Brevard Cry , Fl.)

Perrine (See Miami, Fl.)

Pinellas Park (See St Petersburg, Fl.)

Placida (See Poct Charlotte, Fl.)

Plantation (See Ft. Lauderdale, Fl.)

Pompano Beach (See Ft. Lauderdale, Fl.)

Poct Charlotte (See Poct Charlotte, Fl.)

Poct Malabar (See Brevard Counry, Fl.)

Punta Gorda (See Pott Charlotte, Fl.)

Redington Beach (See St. Petersburg, Fl.)

Redington Shores (See St Petersburg, Fl.)

Riviera Beach (See Palm Beach Counry, Fl.)

Roclcledge (See Brevard Counry, Fl.)

Rotunda (See Poct Charlotte, Fl.)

Safery Harbor (See Clearwater , Fl.)

St Petersburg (See St Petersburg, Fl.)

St Petersburg Beach (See St Petersburg, Fl.)

Sarasota (See Sarasota, Fl.)

Satellite Beach (See Brevard Cry ., Fl.)

Sebastian (See Brevard Cry., Fl.)

Sebring (See Lakeland, Fl.)

Seminole (See St Petersburg, Fl.)

Sharpes (See Brevard Cry., Fl.)

Sourb Miami (See Miami, Fl.)

Surfside (See Miami , Fl.)

Tampa (See Tampa, Fl.)

Tarpon Springs (See Clearwater, Fl.)

Temple-Terrace (See Tampa, Fl.)

Tierra Verde (See St. Petersburg, Fl.)

TitusVille (See Brevard Cry ., Fl.)

Treasure Island (See St Petersburg, Fl.)

Venke (See Sarasota , Fl.)

West Melbourne (See Brevard Cry ., Fl.)

West Miami (See Miami, Fl.)

West Palm Beach (See Palm Beach Cry ., Fl.)

Winter Haven (See Lakeland, Fl.)

'Palm Beach , FL-SusanPerry, 32 W PlwnosaLn ., Lake Worth , Fl. 33460 Port Charlotte, Fl. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs R C Ritchey , 139 Danforth Dr ., Charlotte Harbor, Fl. 3 'Ft Lauderdale, FL-Mrs. F E Stark, 22320 Doran Ave., Boca Raton , Fl. 33433 Hollywood, Fl. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs Bruce Johns, 414 S 57rb Terr ., Hollywood, Fl.33023

Lakeland, Fl.-Mrs David L McSween, 1212 Hunt Ave., Lakeland , Fl. 33801 Miami , FL-Mrs David Evans, 7910 SW Ave ., Apt. B , Miami, Fl. 33143 Naples, FL-Mrs Tom Abbott, 1471 Murex Dr ., Naples , Fl. 33940

MICHIGAN

Acme (See Travene Bay Area, MI)

Ada (See Grand Rapids , MI)

Alanson (See Crooked Tree , MI)

Alden (See Travene Bay Area, MI)

Ann Arbor (See Ann Arbor, MI)

Bedford (See Toledo, OH)

St Petersburg, FL-Mrs. Thomas R. Brew , 39th Ave N ., St Petersburg, Fl. 33703 Sarasota , FL-Mrs Louis Barona, 1044 N Casey Key Rd ., Osprey , Fl. 33n9 Southwest, FL-Mrs Allan Decker, 1096 N Town and River, Ft Myers, Fl. 33901 'Tampa , FL-Mrs Aaron Henry , 86 BaharnaCircle , Tampa , Fl.33606

ETA PROVINCE

Bellaire (See Travene Bay Area, MI)

Benzonia (See Traverse Bay Area , MI)

Berkely (See North Woodward , MI)

Beulah (See Traverse Bay Area, MI)

Birmingham (See Bloomfield HiUs, MI)

Bloomfield HiUs (See Bloomfield HiUs, MI)

Boyne Ciry (See Crooked Tree, MI)

Brighton (See Ann Arbor, MI)

Broolclyn (See Jackson, MI)

Buclcley (See Traverse Bay Area , MI)

Cadillac (See Traverse Bay Area , MI)

Cedar (See Travene Bay Area, MI)

Center Line (See Groose Pointe , MI)

Central Lake (See Travene Bay Area , MI)

Charlevoix (See Crooked Tree , MI)

Clark Lake (See Jackson, MI)

Clawson (See North Woodward. MI)

Dearborn (See Detroit-West MI)

Dearborn Heights (See Deuoit-West. MI)

East Deuoit (See Grosse Pointe MI)

East Grand Rapids (See Grand Rapids MI)

EastJordan (See Crooked Tree. MI)

East Lansing (See Lansing-East Lansing. MI)

EastpOn (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Elberts (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Elk Rapids (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Ellsworth (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Empire (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Eria (See Toledo. OH)

Ferndale (See North Woodward. MI)

Fife Lake (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Frankton (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Franklin (See Bloomfield Hills. MI)

Gorden City (see Deuoit-West. MI)

Goylord (See Crooked Tree. MI)

Glen Arbor (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Goodhart (See Crooked Tree. MI)

Grand Ledge (See Lansing-East Lansing. MI)

Grand Rapids (See Grand Rapids. MI)

Grass Lake (See Jackson. MI)

Grawn (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Grayling (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Grosse lie (See Detroit-West. MI)

Grosse Pointe (See Grosse Pointe. MI)

Grosse Pointe City (See Grosse Pointe. MI)

Grosse Pointe Farms (See Grosse Pointe. MI)

Grosse Pointe Park (See Grosse Pointe. Ml)

Grosse Pointe Shores (See Grosse Pointe MI)

Grosse Pointe Woods (See Grosse Pointe MI)

Harbor Springs (See Crooked Tree. MI)

Harper Woods (See Grosse Pointe. MI)

Hazel Park (See North Woodward. MI)

Holt (See Lansing-East. MI)

Honor (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Huntington Woods (See North Woodward. MI)

Indian River (See Crooked Tree. MI)

Interloche (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Jackson (See Jackson. MI)

Kalkaska (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Karlin (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Kewadin (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Kingsley (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Kingwood School Cranbrook (See Bloomfield Hills. MI)

Lake Ann (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Lake Leelanau (See Traverse Bay Area. Ml)

Lansing (See Lansing-East Lansing. MI)

Lathrup Village (See North Woodward. MI)

Leland (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Livonia (See Deuoit-West. MI)

Ludington (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Madison Heights (See North Woodward. MI)

Mancelona (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Manistee (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Manton (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Maple City (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Mayfield (See Traverse Bay Area. Ml)

Club. and Chairmen

Ann Arbor. MI-Sally Jo Kleinschmidt. 712 W. Huron #302. Ann Arbor. MI48103

Bloomfield Hills. MI-Mrs. Maurice B. Allen. Jr .• 4325 Detty Rd • Bloomfield Hills.

Mesick (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Michigan Center (See Jackson MI)

Niles (See Michiana. IN)

Northpon (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Northville (See Deuoit-West MI)

Novi (See Detroit-West. MI)

Oak Park (See North Woodward. MI)

Okemos (See Lansing-East Lansing. MI)

Old Mission (See Traverse Bay Area MI)

Omena (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Parma (SeeJackson. MI)

Petoskey (See Crooked Tree MI)

Pleasant Ridge (See North Woodward. MI)

Rapid City (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Redford (See Detroit-West. MI)

Rochester (See Bloomfield Hills. MI)

Roseville (See Grosse Pointe. MI)

Royal Oak (See North Woodward. MI)

St Clair Shores (See Grosse Pointe. MI)

South Boardman (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Southfield (See North Woodward. MI)

Sunons Bay (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Thompsonville (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Traverse City (See Traverse Bay Area MI)

Warcen (See Grosse Pointe. MI)

Williamsburg (See Traverse Bay Area. MI)

Williamston (See Lansing-East Lansing. MI)

Ypsilanti (See Ann Arbor. MI)

'Grosse Pointe. MI-Mrs. Michael Jennings. 383 Fisher. Grosse Pointe Farms. MI 48236 MI48013

Crooked Tree. MI (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. E. H. Leedy. Rt. 2. Box 126G. Charlevoix.

'Jackson. MI-Mrs. J. B. Ross. 2940 Pheasant Run. #G.Jackson. MI 49202 'Lansing-East Lansing. MI-Mrs. James Gasnier. 831 Collingwood. E. Lansing. MI 48823 MI49720

Detroit-West Suburban. MI-Mrs. R. L. Kelley. 36824 Sunnydale. Livonia. MI48154 'Grand Rapids. MI-Mrs. Frank Fisher. 431 Lakeside Dr • N.E. Grand Rapids. MI 49503

INDIANA

Acton (See Indianapolis South Suburban)

Albany (See Muncie. IN)

Alexandria (See Anderson. IN)

Anderson (See Anderson. IN)

Bargersville (See Franklin. IN)

Bedford (See Bloomington. IN)

Beech Grove (See Indianapolis South Suburban)

Bloomfield (See Bloomington. IN)

Bloomington (See Bloomington. IN)

Boone Grove (See Valparaiso. IN)

Boston (See Richmond. IN)

Brazil (See Greencastle. IN)

Bristol (See Elkhatt. IN)

Brownsburg (See Indianapolis. IN)

Cambridge City (See Richmond. IN)

Camby (See Indianapolis South Suburban)

Carmel (See Indianapolis. IN)

Centerville (See Richmond. IN)

Chesterfield (See Anderson. IN)

Chestenon (See Valparaiso. IN)

Clifford (See Columbus. IN)

Clinton (See Terre Haute. IN)

Columbus (See Columbus. IN)

Connersville (See Richmond. IN)

Crown Point (See Southlake. IN)

Daleville (See Muncie. IN)

Danville (See Indianapolis. IN)

Decatur County (See Southeastern Indiana)

Dunkirk (See Muncie. IN)

Dyer (See Hammond. IN)

East Chicago (See Hammond IN)

Edinburg (See Franklin. IN)

Elkhatt (See Elkhart IN)

Elwood (See Anderson. IN)

North Woodward. MI-Mrs. Steven Gifford 707 Suffeld. Birmingham. MI 48009 Traverse Bay Area. MI-Barbara Gilmore. 1318 Peninsula Dr .• Traverse City. MI49684

THETA PROVINCE

Farmland (See Muncie. IN)

Fon Wayne (See Ft Wayne. IN)

Fountain City (See Richmond. IN)

Frankfon (See Clinton Cty .• IN)

Franklin (See Franklin. IN)

Frankton (See Anderson. IN)

Gary (See Southlake. IN)

Gaston (See Muncie. IN)

Goshen (See Elkhatt. IN)

Greencastle (See Greencastle. IN)

Greenfield (See Indianapolis. IN)

Greensburg (See Southeastern Indiana)

Greenwood (See Indianapolis South Suburban)

Griffith (See Hammond. IN)

Hagerstown (See Richmond. IN)

Hammond (See Hammond. IN)

Hartford City (See Muncie. IN)

Hebron (See Valparaiso. IN)

Highland (See Hammond. IN)

Hobart (See Southlake. IN)

Hope (See Columbus. IN)

Huntington (See Ft Wayne. IN)

Indianapolis (See Indianapolis or Indianapolis South Suburban)

Jasonville (See Bloomington. IN)

Kirklin (See Clinton Cty.. IN)

Kokomo (See Kokomo. IN)

Kouts (See Valparaiso. IN)

LaCayene (See Lafayene. IN)

Lapel (See Anderson. IN)

Lawrence (See Indianapolis. IN)

Lebanon (See Indianapolis. IN)

Liberty (See Richmond. IN)

Linton (See Bloomington IN)

Lowell (See Southlake IN)

Lynn (See Richmond. IN)

Martinsville (See Bloomington. IN)

Merrillville (See Southlake. IN)

Milroy (See Southeastern Indiana)

Milton (See Richmond. IN)

Mishawaka (See Michiana. MI)

Mooreland (See Muncie. IN)

Muncie (See Muncie. IN)

Munster (See Hammond. IN)

Nappanee (See Ellthart. IN)

Needham (See Franklin. IN)

Newcastle (See Muncie. IN)

New Haven (See Ft Wayne. IN)

New Whiteland (See Franklin. IN or Indianapolis South Suburban)

Nineveh (See Franklin. IN)

Noblesville (See Indianapolis. IN)

Ogden Dunes (See Southlake. IN)

Osceola (See Michiana MI)

Parker (See Muncie. IN)

Pendleton (See Anderson. IN)

Plainfield (See Indianapolis. IN)

Ponage (See Southlake. IN)

Portland (See Muncie. IN)

Richmond (See Richmond. IN)

Roanoke (See Ft. Wayne. IN)

Rush County (See Southeastern Indiana)

St John (See Hammond. IN)

St Paul (See Southeastern Indiana)

Seymour (See Bloomington. IN)

Schererville (See Hammond. IN)

South Bend (See Michiana. MI)

Southern Marion County High Schools (See Indianapolis South Suburban)

Southpon (See Indianapolis South Suburban)

Speedway (See Indianapolis IN)

Sullivan (See Terre Haute. IN)

Terre Haute (See Terre Haute , IN)

Trafalgar (See Franklin, IN)

Union City (See Muncie, IN)

Valparaiso (See Valparaiso, IN)

Waldron (See Southeastern Indiana)

Wanamaker (See lodianapolis South Suburban)

Wanatah (See Valparaiso, IN)

West Lafayette (See Lafayette , IN)

West Terre Haute (See Terre Haute , IN)

Westfield (See Indi anapolis , IN)

Whiteland (See Franklin or lodianapolis South Suburban)

Club. and Chairmen

'Anderson, IN-Mrs John Kanable , 1818 LoweU Ave., Anderson , IN 46012

'Bloomington, IN-Mrs JackDaerr , 2413 W Ellsworth Rd ., Bloomington, IN 47401

'Clinton County , IN-Mrs Ronald K Trees , Ann St , Frankfon, IN 46041

Columbus , IN-Mrs C David Ryan, 4340 N Riverside Dr ., Columbus, IN 47201

Elkhan County, IN-Mrs Kathy Brennan, 1661 Brookwood Dr , Elkhan , IN 46)14

Fon Wayne , IN-Mrs. Marthew S CaveU, II, 4102lodiana Ave., Ft. Wayne , IN 46807

Franklin, IN-Nancy D McMee, R R #1 , Box 63D , Nineveh, IN 46164

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

Hammond , IN-Mrs. Rick Rybicki , 9016 Grace St ., Highland, IN 46322

Indianapolis , IN-Mrs Carl Meyer , 914 E 78th St. , lodianapolis, IN 46240

OHIO

Akron (See Akron, OH)

Albany (See Athens, OH)

Amberley (See Cincinnati, OH)

Amesville (See Athens, OH)

Athens (See Athens, OH)

Avon Lake (See Cleveland West, OH)

Barbenon (See Akron, OH)

Bath (See Akron, OH)

Bay Village (See Cleveland West, OH)

Beachwood (See Cleveland East , OH)

Bedford (See Cleveland East, OH)

BeUaire (See Wheeling WV-Ohio vaUey)

BeUbrook (See Dayton, OH)

Bentleyville (See Cleveland East , OH)

Berea (See Cleveland West, OH)

Bexley (See Columbus, OH)

Blue Ash (See Cincinnati , OH)

Brecksville (See Cleveland West, OH)

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

Buena Vista (See Ponsmouth , OH)

Canal Winchester (See Columbus, OH)

Canton (See Canton, OH)

Centerville (See Dayton , OH)

Chagrin Falls (See Cleveland East, OH)

Chardon (See Cleveland East , OH)

Chesterhill (See Athins , OH)

Chesterland (See Cleveland East , OH)

Cincinnati (See Cincinnati, OH)

Cleveland (See Cleveland East, OH)

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

Cleveland Heights (Sec Cleveland East, OH)

Clinton (See Akron , OH)

CoUege Hill (See Cincinnati, OH)

Columbus (See Columbus , OH)

Copley (See Akron , OH)

Cuyahoga Falls (See Akron , OH)

Dayton (See Dayton , OH)

Deer Park (See Cincinnati , OH)

De Graff (See Springfield , OH)

Delaware (See Delaware , OH)

Dublin (See Columbus , OH)

East Cleveland (See Cleveland East, OH)

Eaton (See Richmond , IN)

Englewood (Sec Dayton , OH)

Euclid (See Cleveland East, OH)

Everdale (See Cincinnati, OH)

Fairborn (See Dayton , OH)

Fairview Park (See Cleveland West , OH)

Finneytown (See Cincinnati, OH)

Forest Park (See Cincinnati , OH)

Whiting (See Hammond , IN)

Winchester (See Muncie , IN)

Yorktown (See Muncie, IN)

Zionsville (See Indianapolis , IN)

lodianapolis South Suburban-Mrs Roben Bowles , Btyan Dr , Indianapolis , IN 46277

Kokomo, IN-Mrs David Massey , 906 W Superior, Kokomo, IN 46901

'Lafayette , IN-Mrs S P Thompson , 726 Vine St ., W Lafayette , IN 47906

Michiana, MI-Mrs Arthur Eastman, 1609 E. Madison, South Bend, IN 46617

Muncie , IN-Mrs James Barnes, 2004 N Brentwood, Muncie, IN 47304

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

Southeastern Indiana-Mrs N R. Swarts, 1210 N Harrison, Rushville , IN 46173

Southlake , IN-Mrs. James Moody , 6924 Broadway , Merrillville, IN 46410

'Terre Haute , IN-Mrs B F Crawford , 3224 Oak St , Terre Haute , IN 47803

Valparaiso , IN-Mrs John C Evans, 203 Oakridge Ct ., Valparaiso, IN 46383

I OTA PROVINCE

Franklin Furnace (See Ponsmouth, OH)

Friendship (See Ponsmouth , OH)

Gahanna (See Columbus, OH)

Galion (See Columbus , OH)

Galliopolis (See Athens , OH)

Gates Mills (See Cleveland East , OH)

Glendale (See Cincinnati, OH)

Grandview (See Columbus , OH)

Greenhills (See Cincinnati, OH)

Greenville (See Dayton, OH)

Grove City (See Columbus, OH)

Grovepon (See Columbus , OH)

Hamilton (See Hamilton, oft)

Haverhill (See Ponsmouth, OH)

Highland Heights (See Cleveland East, OH)

Hilliards (See Columbus, OH)

HoUand (See Toledo, OH)

Hudson (See Hudson, OH)

Hunting VaUey (See Cleveland East, OH)

lodian Hill (See Cincinnati, OH)

Jamestown (See Springfield, OH)

Kent (See Akron , OH)

Kettering (See Dayton , OH)

Lakewood (See Cleveland West , OH)

Lancaster (See Columbus , OH)

London (See Springfield , OH)

Logan (See Athens, OH)

Lucasville (See Ponsmouth, OH)

Lyndhurst (See Cleveland East , OH)

McArthur (Sec Athens, OH)

McConnelsville (See Athens, OH)

McDermott (See Ponsmouth , OH)

Madeira (See Cincinnati , OH)

Mariemont (See Cincinnati , OH)

Mariena (See Athens, OH)

Martins Fercy (See Wheeling, WV-Ohio vaUey)

Massillon (See Canton, OH)

Maumee (See Toledo, OH)

Mayfield (See Cleveland East , OH)

Mayfield Heights (See Cleveland East , OH)

Mechanicsburg (See Springfield , OH)

Medina (See Akron, OH)

Mentor (See Cleveland East, OH)

Miamisburg (See Dayton, OH)

Middleburg Heights (See Cleveland West, OH)

Middlcpon (See Athens, OH)

Milford (See Cincinnati , OH)

Minford (See Ponsmouth , OH)

Mogadore (See Akron, OH)

Moreland Hills (See Cleveland East, OH)

Mt Healthy (See Cincinnati, OH)

Mt Washington (See Cincinnati , OH)

Monroe Falls (See Akron , OH)

Montgomery (Sec Cincinnati, OH)

Nelsonville (See Athens, OH)

Newbury (See Cleveland East , OH)

New Boston (See Ponsmouth , OH)

New Lexington (See Athens , OH)

New Paris (See Richmond, IN)

North Canton (See Canton, OH)

North College Hill (See Cincinnati, OH)

Northfield (See Cleveland East, OH)

North Olmstead (See Cleveland West, OH)

Norwood (See Cincinnati, OH)

Novelty (See Cleveland East, OH)

Oakwood (See Dayton, OH)

Olmsted Falls (See Cleveland West, OH)

Orange (See Cleveland East , OH)

Oregon (See Toledo , OH)

Otway (See Ponsmouth , OH)

Painesville (See Cleveland East, OH)

Parma (See Cleveland West , OH)

Parma Heights (See Cleveland West , OH)

Peebles (See Ponsmouth, OH)

Peninsula (See Akron, OH)

Penkerington (See Columbus, OH)

Pepper Pike (See Cleveland East , OH)

Penysburg (See Toledo , OH)

Pesqua (See Cincinnati , OH)

Piketon (See Ponsmouth, OH)

Pomeroy (See Athens, OH)

Ponsmouth (See Ponsmouth, OH)

Powell (See Columbus, OH)

Powellsville (See Ponsmouth, OH)

Rocky River (See Cleveland, OH)

Russell (See Cleveland East , OH)

St Clairsville (See Wheeling , WV-Ohio vaUey)

Sciotoville (See Ponsmouth , OH)

Shaker Heights (See Cleveland East , OH)

Shadyside (See Wheeling , WV-Ohio Valley)

Sharonville (See Cincinnati , OH)

Silver Lake (See Akron , OH)

Slocum Station (See Ponsmouth , OH)

Solon (See Cleveland East, OH)

South CharlestoD (See Springfield, OH)

South Euclid (See Cleveland, OH)

South RusseU (See Cleveland East , OH)

South Wesbscr (See Ponsmouth , OH)

Spring vaUey (See Dayton, OH)

Springfield (See Springfield , OH)

Stow (See Akron, OH)

Strongsville (See Cleveland West , OH)

Sylvania (See Toledo, OH)

Tallmadge (See Akron , OH)

Terrace Park (Sec Cincinnati , OH)

Tipp City (Sec Dayton, OH)

Toledo (Sec Toledo, OH)

Trotwood (Sec Dayton, OH)

Troy (Sec Dayton , OH)

University Heights (Sec Cleveland East , OH)

Upper Arlington (Sec Columbus , OH)

Urbana (Sec Springfield , OH)

Vandalia (Sec Dayton, OH)

Wadsworth (Sec Akron, OH)

Wakefield (See Portsmouth , OH)

Warrensville Heights (Sec Cleveland East , OH)

Waterville (Sec Toledo, OH)

W avedy (See Portsmouth , OH)

Wellston (Sec Athens , OH)

West Carrollton (Sec Dayton , OH)

West Chester (See Cincinnati, OH)

West Milton (Sec Dayton , OH)

West Portsmouth (See Portsmouth , OH)

Westerville (Sec Columbus , OH)

Westlake (Sec Cleveland West , OH)

Wheelersburg (Sec Portsmouth , OH)

Club. and Chairmen

Akron, OH-Mrs George F Davis , 866 Lafayette Dr ., Akron , OH 44303

Athens , OH-StarW Ferguson , 10 N May Ave , Athens , OH 4H01

Canton , OH-Mrs James H Steen, 1S63 Dunkeith Dr NW , Canton , OH 44708

Cincinnati , OH-Ms Leisa S Ebeling , 4812 Chalet Dr , Apt 11, Cincinnati, OH 4)217

Cleveland-East , OH-Mrs Donald Green , 7821 Oakridge Dr., Mentor , OH 44060

Cleveland-West , OH-Suzaone W Rogers , 1197 Woodside Dr ., Rocky River , OH 44116

KENTUCKY

Alexandria (Sec Cincinnati, OH)

Anchorage (Sec Louisville, KY)

Buechel (See Louisville, KY)

Covington (Sec Cincinnati, OH)

Crestwood (Sec Louisville, KY)

Cynthiana (Sec Lexington, KY)

Danville (Sec Lexington, KY)

Fern Creek (Sec Louisville , KY)

Ft Mitchell (Sec Cincinnati, OH)

Ft. Thomas (See Cincinnati, O H)

Fra.o1cfott (Sec Lexington , KY)

Garrison (See Portsmouth, OH)

Georgetown (Sec Lexin gton , KY)

Greenup (Sec Portsmouth , O H)

Harrods burg (Sec Lexin gton , KY)

H anods Creek (Sec Louisville, K Y)

Jeffersontown (Sec Louisville, KY)

La Grange (Sec Louisville , KY)

Lancaster (Sec Lexington , KY)

Lexington (See Lexington, KY)

Louisville (Sec Louisville , KY)

Lynn (See Portsmouth , OH)

Middletown (Sec Louisville, KY)

Mt Sterling (Sec Lexington , KY)

WhitehaU (Sec Columbus, OH)

Whitehouse (Sec Toledo, OH)

W ickliffe (Sec Cleveland East , OH)

Willoughby (Sec Cleveland East , OH)

Wilmiogton (Sec Dayton, OH)

Worthington (Sec Columbus , OH)

Wyoming (See Cincinnati, OH)

Yellow Springs (See Springfield , OH)

Xenia (See Dayton , OH)

Columbus , OH-Mrs. Ted A Brown , 110 Nob Hill Dr S ., Gaha.ona , OH 43230

Dayton , OH-Mrs John Mummey , Jr , 4410 Overland Trail , Kettering , OH 4)429

Delaware, OH-Mrs C W.Johoson , 7648 Summerwood Dr ., Worthington OH 4308)

Hudson , OH (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs NeiJJones , 130 Aurora St., Hudson , OH 44236

Portsmouth , OH- Mrs CytUS Kahl , 2014 Franklin Blvd ., Portsmouth , OH 4)662

Springfield, OH-Sandy McGregor Winks , 1821 Longview Dr , Springfield , OH 4))04 Toledo, OH- Mrs James Scheib , 2638 W Rockridge Circle , Toledo , OH 43606

KAPPA PROVINCE

Newpott (Sec Cincinnati , OH)

Nicholasville (Sec Lexington, KY)

Okolona (Sec Louisville , KY)

Owensboro (Sec Owensboro, KY)

Paris (See Lexington , KY)

Pewee VaUey (See Louisville, KY)

Pleasure Ridge Park (Sec Louisville, KY)

Prospect (See Louisville, KY)

Raceland (Sec Portsmouth, OH)

Richmond (See Lexington , KY)

St Paul (Sec Portsmouth, OH)

South Portsmouth (See Pottsmouth , OH)

Stanford (Sec Lexington, KY)

Valley Station (Sec Louisville , KY)

Vanceburg (See Portsmouth, OH)

Versailles (Sec Lexington, KY)

Winchester (Sec Lexington , KY)

Wurtland (See Portsmouth , OH)

TENNESSEE

Brentwood (Sec Nashville , TN)

Bristol (Sec Bristol , VA Pocket)

Chattanooga (Sec Chattanooga , TN)

Clarkesville (Sec Nashville, TN)

Club. and Chairmen

• Lexington , KY-Mrs Allen Grimes , 2019 Han Rd , Lexington , KY 40)02

Cleveland (Sec Chattanooga, TN)

Columbia (Sec Nashville , TN)

Cookeville (Sec Nashville , TN)

Donelson (Sec Nashville, TN)

Franklin (See Nashville , TN)

Garlioburg (See Little Pigeon, TN)

Halls (See Knoxville , TN)

Hendersonville (See Nashville, TN)

Hixon (See Chattanooga, TN)

Knoxville (See Knoxville, TN)

Lenoir City (Sec Knoxville , TN)

Lookout Mountain (Sec Chattanooga, TN)

Louden (Sec Knoxville, TN)

Madison (Sec Nashville , TN)

Manchester (Sec Nashville, TN)

Maryville-Alcoa (Sec Knoxville , TN)

Mo rristown (Sec Knoxville , TN)

Murfreesboro (Sec NashviUe, TN)

Nashville (Sec Nashville, TN)

Oak Ridge (Sec Knoxville, TN)

Old Hicltoty (Sec Nashville , TN)

Pi ttman Center (Sec Little Pigeon, TN)

Powell (Sec Knoxville , TN)

Sevierville (Sec Little Pigeon, TN)

Signal Mountain (See Chattanooga, TN)

• Chattanooga , TN-Beth Hicks , 936 Mountain Creek Rd ., C-28 , Chattanooga , TN Louisville , KY-Liz BuUock , 2234 Wyonewood Circle, Louisville , KY 40222

Owensboro , KY (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs Ronald L. Smith , 3)23 Roundtable Loop , 3740) Knoxville , TN-Mrs H. P Neff, Jr ., 2234 Keller Bend Rd ., Knoxville, TN 37922

Owensboro , KY 42301

·Little Pigeon , TN-Mrs B C. Lewis , Rt 1, Box In , Garlioburg, TN 37738

Nashville , TN-Mrs Blair Wilson , 3901 Harding Rd ., #906 , Nashville, TN 3720)

LOUISIANA

Alexandria (Sec A1enndria , LA)

Amite (Sec Baton Rouge , LA)

Baker (Sec Baton Rouge , LA)

Bastrop (Sec Monroe , LA)

Baton Rouge (Sec Baton Rouge , LA)

Belcher (Sec Shreveport , LA)

Benton (Sec Shreveport, LA)

Bossier City (Sec Shreveport, LA)

Boyce (See Alexandria , LA)

Breaux Bridge (Sec Lafayene , LA)

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Bunkie (Sec Alexandria , LA)

Bush (See Louisiana North Shore)

Chenyville (Sec Alexandria, LA)

Coushatu (Sec Shreveport , LA)

Covington (Sec Louisiana North Shore)

Delhi (See Monroe , LA)

Denham Springs (Sec Baton Rouge , LA)

De Ridder (Sec Lake Charles , LA)

Farmersvill e (Sec Monroe, LA)

Ferriday (Sec Monroe, LA)

Folsom (Sec Louisiana North Shore)

Gonzales (Sec Baton Rouge , LA)

Greenwood (Sec Shreveport , LA)

Haynesville (Sec Shreveport , LA)

Joneshoro (Sec Monroe , LA)

La Compte (Sec A1enodria, LA)

Lafayette (Sec Lafayette, LA)

Lake Charles (Sec Lake Charles , LA)

Lake Providence (Sec Monroe , LA)

Leesville (Sec Alexandria, LA)

Madisonville (Sec Louisiana North Shore)

Mandeville (Sec Louisiana North Shore)

Maosville (Sec Shreveport, LA)

Marksville (Sec A1enodria, LA)

Mer Route (See Monroe, LA)

Minden (See Shrevepon , LA)

Monroe (See Monroe , LA)

Napoleonville (See New Orleans , LA)

New Orleans (See New Orleans , LA)

New Roads (See Baton Rouge , LA)

Oakdale (See Alexandria, LA)

Oak Ridge (See Monroe, LA)

Oil City (See Shrevepon, LA)

Pineville (See Alexandria, LA)

Plain Dealing (See Shrevepon, LA)

Plaquemine (See Baton Rouge, LA)

Pon Allen (See Baton Rouge, LA)

Pon Sulphur (See New Orleans, LA)

Rayville (See Monroe, LA)

Ruston (See Monroe, LA)

Shrevepon (See Shrevepon, LA)

Simsboro (See Monroe, LA)

St Francisville (See Baton Rouge , LA)

St Joseph (See Monroe, LA)

Tallulah (See Monroe, LA)

Vidalia (See Monroe, LA)

Vivian (See Shrevepon, LA)

West Monroe (See Monroe, LA)

Winnsboro (See Monroe, LA)

Zachary (See Baton Rouge, LA)

MISSISSIPPI

Batesville (See UnivelSity , MS)

Biloxi (See Mississippi Gulf Coast)

Bolton (See Jackson , MS)

Brandon (See Jackson, MS)

Cantoo (See Jackson , MS)

Clarksdale (See Mississippi Delta)

Cleveland (See Mississippi Delta)

Clinton (See Jackson, MS)

Columbia (See Hattiesburg, MS)

Cruger (See Mississippi Delta)

Crystal Springs (See Jackson, MS)

Florence (See Jackson, MS) _

Greenville (See Mississippi Delta)

Greenwood (See Mississippi Delta)

Gulfpon (See Mississippi Gulf Coast)

Hattiesburg (See Hattiesburg, MS)

Hernando (See Oxford, MS)

Holly Springs (See UnivelSity, MS)

Indianaola (See Mississippi Delta)

Jackson (See Jackson, MS)

Leland (See Mississippi Delta)

Long Beach (See Mississippi Gulf Coast)

Madison (See Jackson, MS)

Club. and Chairmen

'Alexandria, LA-MIS Constance Laird, 1312 McNutt, Alexandria, LA 71301

Baton Rouge, LA-MIS John Boston, 245 Woodstone Ct W , Baton Rouge, LA 70808

'Lafayette, LA-MIS. D. Doucet, P O. Box 306, Milton, LA 70558

'Lake Charles , LA-MIS Brent Lumpkin, 3600 Holly Hill Rd., Lake Charles, LA 70605

Louisiana Notch Shore-MIS Charles R Ernst ., Jr , 156 Crapemynle Rd ., Covington ,

Marks (See University , MS)

Meridian (See Meridian , MS)

Merigold (See Mississippi Delta)

Ocean Springs (See Mississippi Gulf Coast)

Oxford (See University , MS)

Raymond (See Jackson , MS)

Ridgeland (See Jackson , MS)

Rosedale (See Mississippi Delta)

Shaw (See Mississippi Delta)

Sidon (See Mississippi Delta)

Sucnner (See Mississippi Delta)

Teny (SeeJackson, MS)

University (See UnivelSity, MS)

Vicksburg (See Vicksburg, MS)

Water Valley (See Oxford, MS)

Yazoo City (See Mississippi Delta) WESTERN 1ENNESSEE

Banlen (See Memphis, TN)

Collierville (See Memphis, TN)

Frayser (See Memphis, TN)

Germantown (See Memphis, TN)

Memphis (See Memphis, TN)

Raleigh (See Memphis, TN)

Whitehaven (See Memphis , TN)

Jackson, MS-MIS Jan Collins, 508 A1vetton Ct. ,Jackson, MS 39208

'Meridian, MS-MIS Howard Meek, 6704 11th Ave , Meridian, MS 39301

Mississippi Delta-MIS C Karlson, P.O Box 1693, Greenville, MS 38701

Mississippi Gulf Coast (Pi Phi Paeket)-Jane Owen Roberts, 5103 Quincy Ave. , Gulfpott, MS 39501 LA 70433

Monroe , LA-MIS H I. SchendJe, 3000 Deborah Dr , Monroe, LA 71201

New Orleans , LA-MIS. Roben E Binel, 4501 Orleans Blvd. ,Jefi"elSOn, LA 70121

Shrevepott, LA-MIS. Chuck Sawyer, 10005 Rainuee, Shrevepon, LA 71115

Hattiesburg, MS-Debbie L. Oakes, 1208 Velma St , Hattiesburg, MS 39401

Oxford-UnivelSity, MS-MIS. Roscoe Boyer, 312 Garner, Oxford, MS 38655

Vicksburg , MS (Pi Phi Pocket)-MlS. R H. Resta, 803 Newit Vick Dr , Vicksburg, MS 39180

lLLINOIS

Antioch (See Lake County, IL)

Arlington Heights (See Arlington Heights, IL)

Aurora (See Fox River Valley , IL)

Barrington (See Arlington Heights , IL)

Batavia (See Fox River Valley, IL)

Belvidere (See Rockford, IL)

Berwyn (See Oak Park-River Forest, IL)

Brookfield (See Chicago West Suburban, IL)

Buffalo Grove (See Arlington Heights , IL)

Burr Ridge (See Hinsdale Township, IL)

Chicago (City : Use chapter membership section committee) (City schools south , Suburban Chicago see Chicago West Suburban , South Suburban , Oak Park-River Forest , or Notch Shore , IL)

Chicago Heights (See Chicago South Suburban , IL)

Clarendon Hills (See Hinsdale Township , IL)

Conant (See Arlington Heights, IL)

Congress Park (See Chicago West Suburban , IL)

Counuy Club Hills (See Chicago South Suburban , IL)

Crete (See Chicago South Suburban , IL)

Darien (See Hinsdale Township , IL)

Deerfield (See Notch Shore, IL)

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

Downers Grove (See Hinsdale Township , IL)

Elk Grove (See Arlington Heights, IL)

ElmbUlS t (See DuPage Coun ty , IL)

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

Evanston (See Notch Shore , Jr., IL)

Flossmoor (See Chicago South Subutban , IL)

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

M U PROV I NCE NORTH

Forest View (See Arlington Heights, IL)

Freepott (See Freepon, IL)

Geneva (See Fox River Valley, IL)

Glencoe (See Notch Shore, IL)

Glen Ellyn (See DuPage County , IL)

Glenview (See Notch Shore , Jr. , IL)

Glenwood (See Chicago South Suburban , IL)

Grayslake (See Lake County, IL)

Hazel Crest (See Chicago South Suburban , IL)

HeISeY (See Arlington Heights, IL)

Highland Park (See Notch Shore , IL)

Hinsdale (See Hinsdale Township, IL)

Hoffman Estates (See Arlington Heights , IL)

Homewood (See Chicago South Suburban , IL)

Kenilwotch (See Notch Shore , IL)

laGrange (See Chicago West Suburban, IL)

laGrange Park (See Chicago West Suburban , IL)

Lake Bluff (See 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)

Monon Grove (See Notch Shore , IL)

Mt PrOSpect (See Arlington Heights , IL)

Mundelein (See Lake County , IL)

N aperville (See Hinsdale Township , IL)

N otchbroolt (See N otch Sbore , Jr ., IL)

Northfield (See Notch Shore , IL)

Oak Brook (See Hinsdale Township , IL)

Oak Park (See Oak Park-River Forest, 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)

Richton Park (See Chicago South Suburban , IL)

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

RivelSide (See Chicago West Suburban, IL)

Riverwood (See Notch 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)

Schaumburg (See Arlington Heights , IL)

Skokie (See Notch Shore , Jr , IL)

Stevenson (See Arlington Heights , IL)

Thornton (See Chicago South Suburban , IL)

Villa Park (See DuPage County , IL)

Waukegan (See Lake County , IL)

West Chicago (See Milton Township , IL)

Western Springs (See Chicago West Suburban , IL)

WesunOnt (See Hinsdale Township , IL)

Wheaton (See Milton Township , IL)

Wheeling (See Arlington Heights , IL)

Wilmette (See Notch Shore , IL)

Winfield (See Milton Township , IL)

Winnetka (See North Shore, IL)

Woodridge (See Hinsdale Township , IL)

Memphis, TN-Judy Shelton, 4756 Lorece , Memphis, TN 38117

Club. and Chairmen

Arlington Heights , IL-Chmn Mrs ). Keelan , 2405 E. Miner , Arlington Heights, IL60004

Chicago South Suburban, IL-Mrs R Slater , 2855 Cambridge Ln ., Olympia Fields , IL 60461

Lake County, IL-Mrs Bruce A Ccrling, Chmn ., 366 Birkdale Rd , Lake Bluff, IL60044

Lake Forest & Lake Bluff-Mrs Edward). Davis, 106 E Woodland Rd., Lake Bluff, IL60044

Chicago Wosr Suburban, IL-Mrs. John F Davis, 108 S Kensington, laGrange, Milton Township, IL-Mrs. Thomas Vogelsinger, 1427 Lakeside Dr , Wheaton, IL60525 IL60187

Du Page County,IL-Mrs Richard D Warfel, 760 Forest, Glen Ellyn, IL 6013 7

Fox River ValIey,IL-Mrs. Mike Ochscnschlager, 2371 Talioscn Dr , Aurora, IL 60506

Freepon, IL (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs Dennis Garkey, 922 S. Bauch Ave , Freepon, IL

Noeth Shore,IL-Mrs. Richard D Simonds, 130 Winnetka Ave , Kenilwoeth, IL 60043

Noeth ShoreJr , iL-Cathy Lyall, 1105 Shenner Rd , Glenview, IL 60025

Oak Park River Forcst,IL-Mrs. Dale Rider, 207 Gale Ave., River Forest, IL 60305 61032

Hinsdale Township, IL-Chmn Mrs. Roger Missimer, 200 Ninth Ct. , Hinsdale , IL60521

Naperville and Lisle, IL-Mrs. Roben Smith, 1149 Mary Ln., Naperville, IL 60540

IllINOIS

Abingdon (Sec Galesburg, IL)

Adams County (See Quincy, IL)

Aledo (See Monmouth, IL)

Alton (See Alton-Edwardsville, IL)

AI tona (See Galesburg, IL)

Arthur (See Champaign-Urbana, IL)

Avon (See Avon-Bushnell, IL)

Beardstown (See Springfield, IL)

Bement (See Decatur, IL)

Bethalto (Sec AIton-Edwardsville, IL)

Bethany (Sec Decatur , IL)

Biggsville (See Monmouth, IL) ,

Blandinsville (Sec Avon-Bushnell, IL)

Bloomington (See Bloomington-Nonnal , IL)

Blue Mound (See Decatur , IL)

Bonville (Sec Champaign-Urbana, IL)

Bushnell (See Avon-Bushnell, IL)

Calumet City (See Hammond, IN)

Cameron (Sec Galesburg , IL)

Canton (See Peoria , IL)

Carthage (Sec Quincy, IL)

Champaign (Sec Champaign-Urbana, IL)

Chillicothe (See Peoria , IL)

Coal Valley (See Tri-City, IL)

Danville (Sec Danville , IL)

Decatur (See Decatur , IL)

Park Ridge-Des Plaines, IL-Jo Ann Liggett, 87 Wehford Ave., Des Plaines, IL 60016 and Mary Craig, 922 Peale Ave., Park Ridge, IL 60068

Rockford, IL-Mrs. Thomas G Olson, 1119 St. Andrews Way, Rockford, IL 61107 and Mrs. WilliamR Johnson, 913 Woodlane Ave., Rockford, IL61107

MU PROVINCE SOUTH

East Moline (Sec Tri-City, IL)

East Peoria (Sec Peoria , IL)

Edwardsville (Sec AIton-Edwardsville, IL)

Farmer City (See Champaign-Urbana, IL)

Farmington (See Peoria, IL)

Galeburg (Sec Galesburg , IL)

Gibson City (Sec Champaign-Urbana, IL)

Godfrey (Sec AIton-Edwardsville, IL)

Good Hope (See Avon-Bushnell, IL)

Greenview (See Springfield, IL)

Hamilton (See Quincy, IL)

Kirkwood (See Monmouth, IL)

Knoxville (Sec Galesburg, IL)

Little York (See Monmouth, IL)

Macon (See Decarur, IL)

Macomb (See Avon-Bushnell, IL)

Mahomet (See Champaign-Urbana, IL)

Maquon (See Galesburg, IL)

Milan (See Tri-City, IL)

Moline (See Tri-City, IL)

Monmouth (Sec Monmouth, IL)

Monticello (See Champaign-Urbana, IL)

Monon (See Peoria, IL)

Mt. Zion (See DecalUC, IL)

Moweaqua (See Decarur, IL)

New Berlin (See Springfield, IL)

Niantic (See Decarur, IL)

Nonnal (Sec Bloomington-Nonnal, IL)

Club. and Chairmen

AIton-Edwardsville, IL-Mrs. Fred Tiemann, 1802 Anowhead Ln ., Godfrey, IL 62035

Avon-Bushnell, IL-Mrs John Lawson, 931 Crafford, Bushnell, IL 61422

Bloomington-Nonnal, IL-Mrs Robett Kennett , 2002 E Washington, Bloomington,

Ogden (Sec Champaign-Urbana, IL)

Oneida (Sec Galesburg, IL)

Pekin (Sec Peoria, IL)

Peoria (See Peoria, IL)

Peoria Heights (See Peoria, IL)

Petersburg (Sec Springfield, IL)

Pittsfield (Sec Quincy, IL)

Pleasant Plains (Sec Springfield, IL)

Pon Byron (Sec Tri-City, IL)

Prairie City (Sec Avon-Bushnell, IL)

Quincy (See Quincy , IL)

Rantoul (See Champaign-Urbana, IL)

Raitan (See Monmouth, IL)

Rio (See Galesburg, IL)

Rock Island (Sec Tri-City, IL)

Roseville (See Monmouth, IL)

St. Joseph (Sec Champaign-Urbana, IL)

Seaton (See Monmouth, IL)

Shelbyville (Sec Decatur, IL)

Silvis (See Tri-City, IL)

Springfield (See Springfield , IL)

Taylorville (Sec Decarur , IL)

Tolono (See Champaign-Urbana, IL)

T\l<Cola (See Champaign-Urbana, IL)

Urbana (See Champaign-Urbana, IL)

Washington (See Peoria , IL)

Wenona (Sec Peoria, IL)

Galesburg , IL-Mrs. Don Grieme, 1811 N Clark, Galesburg, IL 61401

Monmouth, IL-Mrs Roben M. Grier, 112 E Third Ave , Monmouth, IL 61462

Peoria, IL-Mrs. Don Miller, 512 Prospect Ln , Peoria Heights, IL 61614 IL61701

Champaign-Urbana, IL-Mrs. Philip Summers, 2112 Bymebruk, Champaign , IL 61820

"Danville, IL-Mrs L. C. Hahne, 1909 Oak, Danville, IL 61832

"Dccarur, IL-Mrs Stephen Pierce, 855 Stevens Creek Ln , Decatur, IL 62526 IOWA

Altoona (See Des Moines, 1A)

Ames (Sec Ames, 1A)

Ankeny (See Des Moines, 1A)

Bettendorf (See Tri-City, IL)

Boone (See Ames, 1A)

Buffalo (See Tri-City, IL)

Cambridge (See Ames, 1A)

Carlisle (See Indianaola, 1A)

Coralville (Sec Iowa City , 1A)

Council Bluffs (Sec Council Bluffs , 1A)

Davenpon (Sec Tri-City , IL)

Des Moines (Sec Des Moines , 1A)

DeWine (See Tri-City , IL)

Indianola (Sec Indianola , 1A)

Iowa City (Sec Iowa City , 1A)

• Quincy , IL-Mrs. Charles Copeland, 19 Windy Hill Rd., Quincy, IL62301

·Springfield, IL-Mrs Steven Foreman, 2304 Bates, Springfield, IL 62704

·Tri-City, IL-Mrs. Alton Bell, 329 N. State St , Genesco, IL 61254

NU PROVINCE

Jefferson (See Ames, 1A)

Johnston (See Des Moines, 1A)

LeClaire (See Tri-City, IL)

Malvern (See Council Bluffs, 1A)

Marion (See Cedar Rapids, 1A)

Mt Pleasant (See Mt Pleasant, 1A)

Mt Union (Sec Mt Pleasant, 1A)

Moville (See Sioux City , 1A)

Nevada (See Ames, 1A)

New London (See Mt Pleasant, 1A)

Noeth Liberty (Sec Iowa City , 1A)

Norwalk (Sec Des Moines , 1A)

Olds (See Mt Pleasant, 1A)

Pleasant Valley (Sec Tri -City , IL)

Salem (See Mt Pleasant, 1A)

Sergeant Bluff (Sec Sioux City , 1A)

Sioux City (Sec Sioux City, 1A)

Swedesburg (See Mt. Pleasant, 1A)

Stoty City (Sec Ames, 1A)

Treynor (See Council Bluffs , 1A)

University Heights (Sec Iowa City, 1A)

Urbandale (Sec Des Moines, 1A)

West Des Moines (Sec Des Moines, 1A)

Winfield (Sec Mt Pleasant, 1A)

MANITOBA

Charlcswood , Man. (See Winnipeg , Man ., Can.)

East KiJdonan , Man (Sec Winnipeg , Man , Can )

Fon Garry , Man. (Sec Winnipeg , Man ., Can )

Norwood , Man (Sec Winnipeg , Man ., Can )

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

St James , Man (See Winnipeg , Man ., Can )

St Vital , Man (Sec Winnipeg, Man , Can )

Transcona, Man (See Winnipeg, Man , Can )

Tuxedo, Man (See Winnipeg, Man., Can.)

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

Winnipeg, Man (See Winnipeg, Man ., Can )

MINNESOTA

Anoka (See Minneapolis, MN)

Apple Valley (See St. Paul, MN)

Blootnington (See Minneapolis, MN)

Burnsville (See Minneapolis, MN)

Cottagewood (See Minneapolis, MN)

Coon Rapids (See Minneapolis, MN)

Crystal (See Minneapolis, MN)

Deephaven (See Minneapolis, MN)

Eagan (See St Paul, MN)

East Grand Forks (See Grand Forks, ND)

Edina (See Minneapolis, MN)

Excelsior (See Minneapolis, MN)

Hopkins (See Minneapolis, MN)

Lake Elmo (See St Paul, MN)

Long Lake (See Minneapolis, MN)

Mahtomedi (See St Paul, MN)

Mendota Heights (See St Paul, MN)

Minneapolis (See Minneapolis, MN)

Minnetonka (See Minneapolis, MN)

Mound (See Minneapolis, MN)

New Brighton (See St. Paul, MN)

New Hope (See Minneapolis, MN)

N. Oaks (See St. Paul, MN)

Orono (See Minneapolis, MN)

Richfield (See Minneapolis, MN)

Robbinsdale (See Minneapolis, MN)

'Ames, lA-Mrs. Larry Black, R.R. #1, Cambridge, IA 50046

Roseville (See St Paul , MN)

St Louis Park (See Minneapolis, MN)

St Paul (See St Paul , MN)

S St Paul (See St Paul, MN)

Shakopee (See Minneapolis, MN)

Stillwater (See St. Paul, MN)

Wayzata (See Minneapolis, MN)

White Bear Lake (See St Paul, MN)

W St Paul (See St. Paul, MN)

Woodbury (See St. Paul, MN)

NORTH DAKOTA

Gilby (See Grand Forks , ND)

Grand Forks Am (See Grand Forks, ND)

Grand Forks (See Grand Forks, NO)

Thompson (See Grand Forks, ND)

WISCONSIN

Appleton (See Fox River Valley, WI)

Bayside (See Milwaukee , WI)

Beloit (See Beloit, WI)

Brookfield (See Milwaukee, WI)

Brown Deer (See Milwaukee, WI)

Butler (See Milwaukee, WI)

Cedarburg (See Milwaukee, WI)

Cudahy (See Milwaukee, WI)

Delavan (See Beloit, WI)

Elkhorn (See Beloit, WI)

Elm Grove (See Milwaukee, WI)

Fontana (See Beloit, WI)

Fox Point (See Milwaukee, WI)

Club. and Chai rmen

Franklin (See Milwaukee, WI)

Glendale (See Milwaukee , WI)

Greendale (See Milwaukee , WI)

Greenfield (See Milwaukee, WI)

Hales Corners (See Milwaukee, WI)

Hartland (See Milwaukee , WI)

Janesville (See Beloit, WI)

Kaukauna (See Fox River Valley, WI)

Kimberly (See Fox River Valley, WI)

Lake Geneva (See Beloit, WI)

Little Chute (See Fox River Valley , WI)

Madison (See Madison, WI)

Menasha (See Fox River Valley, WI)

Milwaukee (See Milwaukee, WI)

Menominee Falls (See Milwaukee, WI)

Mequon (See Milwaukee, WI)

Muskego (See Milwaukee, WI)

Neenah (See Fox River Valley , WI)

New Berlin (See Milwaukee, WI)

Oak Creek (See Milwaukee, WI)

River Hills (See Milwaukee, WI)

St. Francis (See Milwaukee, WI)

Sharon (See Beloit, WI)

Shorewood (See Milwaukee, WI)

South Milwaukee (See Milwaukee, WI)

Sussex (See Milwaukee, WI)

Thiensville (See Milwaukee, WI)

Waukesha (See Milwaukee, WI)

Wauwatosa (See Milwaukee, WI)

West Allis (See Milwaukee, WI)

West Milwaukee (See Milwaukee, WI)

Whitefish Bay (See Milwaukee, WI)

Williams Bay (See Beloit, WI)

Minneapolis, MN-Mrs T Veitenheimer, 5029 Queen Ave So., Minneapolis, MN 55410 Cedar Rapids,IA-Mrs.Jarnes Sawyer, 6921 Wilton Dr., NE, Cedar Rapids,lA 52402

Council Bluffs,IA-Mrs.Jarnes Gamble, 306 Timber Dr., Council Bluffs,lA 51501

Des Moines, lA-Mrs Michael Huston, 9396 Indian Hills Dr., Des Moines,lA 50322

Indianola, lA-Ardene K Downing, 1801 Country Club Rd., Indianola , lA 50125

'Iowa Ciry,IA-Mrs. Gene Wandling, 2225 Macbride Dr ., Iowa Ciry,lA 52240

Mt Pleasant, lA-Mrs Richard Garrels, R.R. #1, Mt Pleasant , lA 52641

St Paul, MN-Mrs Terry Rust, 1465 Osceola Ave ., St. Paul, MN 55105

Grand Forks, ND-Mrs. David Vaaler, 209 Cleo Ct ., Grand Forks , NO '8201 Beloit , WI-Berry Daniel , 2128 E Ridge Rd , Beloit, WI 53511

Fox River Valley, WI-Mrs. Clarence Baumgartner, 424 Klein St ., Kaukauna, WI 54130 Madison, WI-MiS Bill Winter, 6009 Driftwood Ave., Madison, WI 53705 Sioux Ciry,IA-Mrs Henry]. Metz , 4001 Perry Way, SiouxCiry,1A 51104 Milwaukee, WI-Mrs. ThomasP Darnm, 6955 N. BelmontLn , Milwaukee, WI 53217 Winnipeg, Manitoba-Mrs. D Bailey, 27 Burning Bush Bay, Winnipeg, Manitoba R2J 2E9

XI PROVIN CE

KANSAS

Augusta (See Wichita, KS)

Bethel (See Kansas Ciry, KS)

Bonner Springs (See Kansas Ciry, KS)

Buhler (See Hutchinson, KS)

Cheney (See Wichita , KS)

Derby (See Wichita, KS)

Edwardsville (See Kansas Ciry, KS)

EI Dorado (See Wichita , KS)

Emporia (See Kansas Ciry, KS)

Fairway (See Kansas Ciry, MO)

Goddard (See Wichita, KS)

Haven (See Hutchinson , KS)

Hays (See Hays, KS)

Haysville (See Wichita , KS)

Holton (See Topeka , KS)

Hutchinson (See Hutchinson, KS)

Kansas Ciry (See Kansas Ciry, KS & Kansas Ciry , MO)

Lake of the Forest (See Kansas Ciry , KS)

Lawrence (See Lawrence, KS)

Leavenworth (See Lawrence, KS)

Leawood (See Kansas Ciry, MO)

Lcnaa (See Kansas Ciry, MO)

Maize (See Wichita KS)

Manhattan (See Manhattan, KS)

Maple Hill (See i'peka, KS)

Mission (See Kansas Ciry, MO)

Meriam (See Kansas Ciry, MO)

Mulvane (See Wichita , KS)

Muncie (See Kansas Ciry, KS)

Newton (See Wichita, KS)

Olathe (See Kansas Ciry, MO)

Ottawa (See Lawrence, KS)

Overland Park (See Kansas Ciry , mo)

Pomona (See Lawrence, KS)

Prairie Village (See Kansas Ciry, MO)

Quivera (See Kansas Ciry , KS)

Shawnee Mission (See Kansas Ciry, MO)

Shawnee (See Kansas Ciry, MO)

Silver Lake (See Topeks , KS)

Toganoxie (See Lawrence , KS)

Topeka (See Topeka, KS)

Turner (See Kansas Ciry, KS)

Valley Center (See Wichita, KS)

WestWood Hills (See Kansas Ciry, MO)

Wichita (See Wichita , KS)

Williamsburg (See Lawrence , KS)

Winfield (See Wichita, KS)

MISSOURI

Aurora (See Springfield , MO)

Ballwin (See St Louis, MO)

Blue Springs (See Kansas City, MO)

Bolivar (See Springfield , MO)

Brentwood (See St Louis, MO)

Chesterfield (See St Louis , MO)

Clayton (See St Louis, MO)

Columbia (See Columbia, MO)

Crestwood (See St Louis, MO)

Creve Coeur (See St Louis, MO)

Des Peres (See St. Louis, MO)

Ellisville (See St Louis, MO)

Ferguson (See St Louis, MO)

Florissant (See St Louis, MO)

Forsyth (See Springfield, MO)

Frontenac (See St Louis, MO)

Glendale (See St Louis , MO)

Grain Valley (See Kansas Ciry , MO)

Grandview (See Kansas Ciry, MO)

Hannibal (See Quincy, IL)

Hazelwood (See St Louis, MO)

Hickman Mills (See Kansas Ciry, MO)

Independence (See Kansas Ciry, MO)

Jefferson City (See Jefferson Ciry , MO)

Kansas Ciry (See Kansas Ciry , MO & Kansas City , KS)

Kirkwood (See St Louis , MO)

Ladue (See St Louis, MO)

Lee 's Summit (See Kansas City, MO)

Manchester (See St Louis, MO)

Maplewood (See St Louis, MO)

Marshfield (See Springfield, MO)

Noctnandy (See St. Louis , MO)

Olivette (See St Louis , MO)

Ozark (See Springfield, MO)

Raytown (See Kansas City , MO)

Richmond Heighl3 (See St Louis. MO)

Shrewsbury (See St Louis. MO)

St Ann (See St Louis. MO)

St Charles (See St Louis. MO)

St Louis (See St Louis. MO)

St. Joseph (See St Joseph. MO)

Springfield (See Springfield. MO)

University City (See St. Louis. MO)

Warson Woods (See St. Louis. MO)

Webster Groves (See St Louis. MO)

NEBRASKA

Bellevue (See Omaha. NE)

Lincoln (See Lincoln. NE)

Millard (See Omaha. NE)

Omaha (See Omaha. NE)

Papillion (See Omaha. NE)

Ralston (See Omaha. NE)

South SioUJ: City (See SioUJ: City. IA)

Club. and Chairmen

SotTIH DAKOTA

Belle Fourche (See Blaclc Hills of South Dakota)

Custer (See Blaclc Hills of South Dakota)

Deadwood (See Blaclc Hills of South Dakota)

Hot Springs (See Blaclc Hills of South Dakota)

Lead (See Blaclc Hills of South Dakota)

IUpid City (See Blaclc Hills of South Dakota)

SioUJ: Falls (See SioUJ: Falls. SD)

Vermillion (See Vermillion. SD)

Hays. KS (Pi Phi Poclcet)-ChetyIJeter. 1117 Oakmont. Hays. KS 67601

St Louis MO-Chmn Mrs Edward S Johnson 29a Chapel Hill Estates St Louis. M063131 Hutchinson. KS-Mrs Charles N Brown. 606 Adair Circle. Hutchinson. KS 6n01 Kansas City KS-Mrs. Reid Holbrook. Washington Blvd • Kansas City. KS 66102 Lawrence. KS-Mrs Diclc Ponto. 1117 Avalon Rd .• Lawrence. KS 66044

MO Alpha-Mrs Joseph Laffler. 128 LaGorce Or • Chesterfield. MO 63017

MO Beta-Mrs Fred Zaegel. 11112 Conway Rd .• St. Louis. MO 63131 'Manhattan, KS-Mrs.Latty Weigel. Montgomety. Manhattan. KS Topeka. KS-Mrs Michael McCoy. Yorkway. Topeka. KS 66604

MO Gamma-Mrs. Rodney Vestal. Bauer Rd St Louis. MO 63128 Wichita. KS-Mrs JohnJaediclce. Mission Eastborough. Wichita. KS 67207 Columbia. MO-Mrs H G Riggs. 904 Cowan Dr • Columbia. MO

'Springfield MO-Mrs Forrest Fay.Jr .• S Holland. Springfield. MO Lincoln. NE-Oiane Dudley 8021 Trendwood. Lincoln NE Omaha. NE-Mrs Jack Mannama D666 leavenworth. Omaha NE 68118 Jefferson City. MO-Mrs Phil Freeman. Sarinwood Jefferson City. MO 6)101 Kansas City. MO-Shawanee Mission. KS-Mrs. Droste D. Milledge. 2201 W. 70th St .• Shawnee Mission. KS 66208

'Blaclc Hills. SO-Mrs Roger Wilson. Sub Rt .• Box Rapid City. SO H701 'SioUJ:Falls. SO-PatR Meyer. Slaten Ct • SioUJ:FaIIs. SO Vermillion. SO-Mrs. Melvin Heer. E Main. Vermillion. SO H069 'St Joseph. MO-Mrs.Latty Elder. 3346 Chatham Ave • St Joseph. MO

ARKANSAS

Alma (See Ft. Smith. AR)

Arkadelphia (See Hot Springs. AR)

Armorel (See Osceola. AR)

Bauxite (See Little Roclc. AR)

Benton (See Little Roclc AR)

Blythcville (See Osceola. AR)

Boonesville (See Ft. Smith. AR)

Burdette (See Osceola. AR)

DeQueen (See Taarkana. AR-TX)

Etowah (See Osceola. AR)

Fayetteville (See Fayettcville. AR)

Ft Smith (See Ft. Smith. AR)

Greenwood (See Ft Smith. AR)

Helena (See Eastern AR)

Hope (See Texarkana. AR-TX)

Hot Springs (See Hot Springs. AR)

Jacksonville (See Little Rock. AR)

leachville (See Osceola. AR)

Little Rock (See Little Roclc. AR)

Lonoke (See Little Roclc. AR)

Luxora (See Osceola. AR)

Magnolia (See Texarkana. AR-TX)

Malvern (See Hot Springs. AR)

Manila (See Osceola. AR)

North Little Rock (See Little Roclc. AR)

Osceola (See Osceola. AR)

Ozark (See Ft. Smith. AR)

Paris (See Ft. Smith. AR)

Prescott (See Texarkana. AR-TX)

Russellville (See Ft Smith. AR)

OMICRON PROVINCE

Scott (See Little Roclc. AR)

Springdale (See Fayetteville. AR)

Texarkana (See Texarkana. ARtx)

Van Buren (See Ft Smith. AR)

West Helena (See Eastern AR)

Wilson (See Osceola. AR)

OKLAHOMA

Ada (See Ada. OK)

Ardmore (See Ardmore. OK)

BanIesville (See BanIesville. OK)

Bethany (See Oklahoma City. OK)

Bixby (See Tulsa. OK)

Blaclcwell (See Ponca CityKay County. OK)

Broken Arrow (See Tulsa. OK)

Checotah (See Muskogee. OK)

Clinton (See ClintonWeathcrford. OK)

Comanche (See Duncan. OK)

Copan (See BanIesville. OK)

Deer Creek (See Edmond. OK)

Dewey (See Bartlesville. OK)

Duncan (See Duncan. OK)

Edmond (See Edmond. OK)

Enid (See Enid. OK)

Glencoe (See Stillwater. OK)

Gtainola (See Ponca CityKay County. OK)

Healdton (See Ardmore. OK)

Jenks (See Tulsa. OK)

Kaw City (See Ponca CityKay County. OK)

Lindsey (See Pauls Valley. OK)

Loco (See Duncan. OK)

Club. and Chairmen

Eastern Arkansas-Mrs. Gere Carnathan. 36 Highland Park. Helena. AR 72342

Fayetteville. AR-Mrs George Knight. 29271nnwood. Fayetteville AR 72701

Fon Smith. AR-Linda E Schmidt. 2017 Warwiclc. Ft Smith. AR 72903

Hot Springs AR-Mrs. Eldon Cooley. 701 Oak St .• Hot Springs. AR 71901 Little Roclc. AR-Mrs Ernie Bruton 79 Kingsbridge Way Little Roclc. AR 72212 Osceola-Blythville AR-Mrs John Logan 801 Broadmoor. Blytheville. AR 7231) and Mrs Brian Braclcin 6 Linda Sue Dr .• Osceola. AR 72370

Texarkana AR-TX-Mrs L. E Keeney 1400 Laraca Texarkana TX n)Ol

Ada OK (Pi Phi Poclcet)-Mrs. Gordon Oeen. 1010 S Constant. Ada. OK 74820 Ardmore OK-Mrs Garland Clay. 1023 Bixby. Ardmore OK 73401 and Mrs George Hahn. 329GS W Ardmore OK 73401

BanIesville. OK-Mrs. W. O Smith. 271 7 Oxford Ct .• Bartlesville OK 74003 Clinton-Weatherford OK-Valerie B Lorenz 2611 Sunset Or .• Clinton. OK 7360 1 Duncan OK-Charlene S Sullivan 1602 Country Qub Rd .• Duncan OK 73)33

50 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Madil (See Ardmore. OK)

Marietta (See Ardmore. OK)

Marlow (See Duncan. OK)

Maysville (See Pauls Valley. OK)

Medford (See Enid. OK)

Midwest City (See Midwest City. OK)

Muskogee (See Muskogee. OK)

Newkirk (See Ponca City-Kay County. OK)

Norman (See Norman. OK)

Oklahoma City (See Oklahoma City OK)

Pauls Valley (See Pauls Valley. OK)

Ponca City (See Ponca City-Kay County. OK)

Poncreek (See Enid. OK)

Poteau (See Ft Smith. AR)

Putnam (See Oklahoma City. OK)

IUmona (See BanIesville. OK)

Salisaw (See Ft Smith. AR)

Sand Springs (See Tulsa. OK)

Sapulpa (See Sapulpa. OK)

Shilder (See Ponca City-Kay County. OK)

Stigler (See Muskogee. OK)

Stillwater (See Stillwater. OK)

Stratford (See Pauls Valley. OK)

Tahlequah (See Muskogee. OK)

Tonkawa (See Ponca City-Kay County. OK)

Tulsa (See Tulsa. OK)

Waukomis (See Enid. OK)

Waurika (See Duncan. OK)

Western Hcighl3 (See Oklahoma City. OK)

Weatherford (See Clinton-Weatherford. OK)

Wynnewood (See Pauls Valley. OK)

Edmond. OK-Pat W Farley. 1900 TirnbcrWolfTrail. Edmond. OK 73034 Enid. OK-Viv Johnson 1718 Paris Place. Enid. OK 73701

Midwest City OK (Pi Phi Poclcet)-Mrs Jetry Long. 2420 Maple Or • Midwest City. OK 73110

'Muskogee. OK-Mrs Mike Norman Poner Ave • Muskogee. OK 74401

Norman OK-Mrs Wm C Hammond 421) Valley Vista Norman. OK 73069

Oklahoma City. OK-Mrs C. S McGrew 2619 N W 66 St Oklahoma City. OK 73116

'Pauls Valley OK-Mrs Tom Clark 1n) S Walnut Pauls Valley OK 730n Ponca City Kay County. OK-Mrs Joseph C Kotarski 2309 Meadowbrook Ponca City. OK 74601

Sapulpa OK (Pi Phi Poclcet)-Mrs Bill Seay Box 6)0 Sapulpa OK 74066

Stillwater OK-Tara Linville D23 Mansfield Stillwater OK 740 74

Tulsa OK-Mrs James Firestone 2634E 3)thSt Tulsa OK 7410)

TEXAS

Alamo (See Hidalgo County, TX)

Alvin (See Bay Area. TX)

Athens (See Tyler , TX)

Austin (See Austin , TX)

Bastrop (See Austin. TX)

Beaumont (See Beaumont. TX)

Bedias (See Brazos Valley. TX)

Belton (See Temple, TX)

Boerne (See Hill Counrty, TX)

Brownsville (See Cameron-Willacy. TX)

Btyan (See Brazos Valley. TX)

Burnet (See Austin. TX)

Calvert (See Brazos Valley, TX)

Cameron (See Brazos Valley. TX)

China (See Beaumont. TX)

College Station (See Brazos Valley, TX)

Conroe (See Conroe-Huntsville , TX)

Corpus Christi (See Corpus Christi. TX)

Cuera (See Victoria, TX)

Dicltinson (See Bay Area, TX)

Donna (See Hidalgo County. TX)

Edinburg (See Hidalgo County. TX)

Edna (See Victoria. TX)

Elgin (See Austin. TX)

EILago(SeeBayArea.TX)

Franklin (See Brazos Valley TX)

Friendswood (See Bay Area. TX) (See TX)

Georgetown (See Austin. TX)

Goliad (See Victoria. TX)

Groves (See Beaumont. TX)

Harlingen (See Cameron-Willacy, TX)

Hearne (See Brazos Valley. TX)

PI PROVINCE EAST

Henderson (See East Texas)

Houston :

Zips: 77066.77068.77069.77070.77073.77090

(See Cypress Creek-Northwest Houston. TX)

Zips : 77017. 77034. 77058 77059. 77062 (See Bay Area. TX

All other zips (See Houston. TX)

Humble (See Cypress Creek-Northwest Houston. TX)

Huntsville (See Conroe-Huntsville. TX)

Jacksonville (See Tyler TX)

Kemah (See Bay Area. TX)

Kilgore (See East Texas)

La Feria (See Cameron-Willacy. TX)

La Pone (See Bay Area. TX)

Lake Jaclcson (See Lake Jaclcson, TX)

League City (See Bay Area. TX)

Liberty (See Beaumont. TX)

Longview (See East Texas)

Lufkin (See Lufkin. TX)

Lyford (See Cameron-Willacy. TX)

Madisonville (See Brazos Valley, TX)

Magnolia (See Cypress Creek-Northwest Houston , TX)

Marshall (See Marshall. TX)

McAllen (See Hidalgo County, TX)

Mercedes (See Hidalgo County. TX)

Mission (See Hidalgo County TX)

Missouri Cicy (See East Fon Bend. TX)

Nacogdoches (See Lufkin. TX)

Nassau Bay (See Bay Area. TX)

Navasota (See Brazos Valley. TX)

Nederland (See Beaumont. TX)

Olmito (See Cameron-Willacy. TX)

Orange (See Beaumont. TX)

Palestine (See Tyler, TX)

Pasadena (See Bay Area. TX)

Club. and Cha i rme n

Austin, TX-Mrs Roy C. Snodgrass. 2603 Velasquez Austin, TX 78703

Bay Area. TX-Mrs. Thomas W Saunders. 2317 Colonial Ct South, League City. TX77573

Beaumont. TX-Mrs. Reed Yates. Jr .• 560 Poner Dr .• Beaumont. TX 77707

Brazos Valley. TX-Mrs Jarvis Ponce 1815 Shadowwood Dr.• College Station TX 77840

Cameron-Willacy. TX-Mrs Francis M Fennegan. 2201 Riverside Dr .• Harligen, TX 78550

Conroe-Huntsville. TX-Mrs R. C Weisinger. 105 Broken Bough Ln , Conroe. TX 77304

Corpus Christi, TX-Mrs Richard Whin. 5130 Cape Ann, Corpus Christi. TX 78412

Cypress Creek-Northwest Houston, TX-Mrs. John L. Hill. 17719 Bune Creek , Houston TX 77090

East Fon Bend (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs Owen Irish, 3106 Robinson Rd • Missouri City TX 77459

MEXICO

Matamoros (See Cameron-Willacy, TX-Pi East)

Any other part of the Republic of Mexico (See Mexico City Mexico)

TEXAS

Abilene (See Abilene TX)

Albany (See Breckenridge, TX)

Aledo (See Fon Worth , TX)

Amarillo (See Amarillo. TX)

Anson (See Abilene, TX)

Archer City (See Wichita Falls TX)

Arlington (See Arlington-Mid-Cities. TX)

Baird (See Abilene TX)

Ballinger (See San Angelo TX or Abilene. TX)

Bedford (See Arlington-Mid -Cities, TX)

Borger (See Amarillo. TX or Pampa. TX)

Breckenridge (See Breckenridge , TX)

Pearland (See Bay Area , TX)

Pharr (See Hidalgo County , TX)

Pinsburg (See East Texas)

Pon Arthur (See Beaumont , TX)

Pon Isabel (See Cameron-Willacy TX)

Pon Lavaca (See Victoria. TX)

Pon Neches (See Beaumont. TX)

Raymondville (See Cameron-Willacy. TX)

Refugio (See Victoria, TX)

Rio Hondo (See Cameron-Willacy, TX)

Salado (See Temple TX)

San Antonio (See Antonio. TX)

San Benito (See Cameron-Willacy , TX)

San Juan (See Hidalgo County. TX)

San Marcos (See Austin. TX)

Seabrook (See Bay Area. TX)

Sebastian (See Cameron-Willacy, TX)

South Houston (See Bay Area, TX)

Spring (See Cypress Creek. TX)

Stafford (See East Fon Bend. TX)

Sugarland (See East Fon Bend. TX)

Taft (See Corpus Christi. TX)

Taylor Lake Village (See Bay Area, TX)

Temple (See Temple. TX)

Texarkana (See Texarkana AR-TX)

Texas City (See TX)

Tomball (See Cypress Creek-Northwest Houston, TX)

Tyler (See Tyler. TX)

Victoria (See Victoria, TX)

Vidor (See Beaumont, TX)

Webster (See Bay Area. TX)

Weslaco (See Hidalgo County. TX)

Winnie (See Beaumont. TX)

Woodville (See Beaumont. TX)

Yoakum (See Victoria, TX)

'EastTexas-Mrs Reuben Manin ill. 1112 Azalea. Longview. TX 75601

TX-Mrs.John &kel. 6500 Bayou Front Dr .• TX 77551

Hidalgo County. TX-Mrs. Billie Swanson 1200 Yucca. McAllen. TX 78501

Hill Counrty. TX-Mrs }. L Lockett.Jr .• 207 West Lane. Kerrville. TX 78028

Houston. TX-Mrs. George S Leachman. 12122 Boheme. Houston. TX 77024

'Lufkin. TX-Mrs. Bob McCartol. #7 Red Oak Ln • Lufkin. TX 75901

'Marshall. TX-Mrs John Stokes. 700 Bergstrom Rd .• Marshall. TX 75670

San Antonio. TX-Mrs John Triesch. 118 Woodcrest. San Antonio. TX 78209

Temple. TX (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs R R White IV. 3021 Hemlock Circle. Temple. TX 76501

Tyler. TX-Mrs Brad Brookshire. 3813 Glendale. Tyler. TX 75701

'Victoria TX-Mrs Harold Leon. 2202 E Lorna Vista Victoria. TX 77901

PI PROVINCE WEST

Canyon (See Amarillo. TX)

Canadian (See Pampa. TX)

Carrollton (See Dallas , TX)

Clarendon (See Pampa , TX)

Coleman (See Abilene, TX)

Coronado City (See Abilene TX)

Dallas (See Dallas. TX)

Dalhart (See Amarillo, TX)

Del Rio (See San Angelo , TX)

Denison (See Shennan-Denison , TX)

Denton (See Denton , TX)

Dumas (See Amarillo. TX)

Duncanville (See Dallas , TX)

Eastland (See Abilene , TX)

Eldorado (See San Angelo. TX)

Electra (See Wichita Falls , TX)

EI Paso (See EI Paso TX)

Euless (See Arlington-Mid-Cities, TX)

Fanners Branch (See Dallas. TX)

Ft Worth (See Ft Worth. TX)

Ft Stockton (See San Angelo , TX)

Friona (See Amarillo , TX)

Garland (See Richardson, TX)

Grand Prairie (See Arlington-Mid-Cities TX)

Grand Saline (See Wills Point TX)

Grayson (See Shennan-Denison TX)

Hamlin (See Abilene , TX)

Henriena (See Wichita Falls TX)

Hereford (See Amarillo. TX)

Highland Park (See Dallas TX)

Hurst (See Arlington-Mid-Cities TX)

Iowa Park (See Wichita Falls. TX)

Lubbock (See Lubbock , TX)

Mansfield (See Arlington-Mid-Cities , TX)

Mesquite (See Dallas TX)

Miami (See Pampa. TX)

Midland (See Midland, TX)

Mt. Pleasant (See Paris , TX)

Odessa (Se e Odessa. TX)

Pampa (See Pampa , TX)

Panhandle (See Amarillo TX)

Paris (See Paris. TX)

Plano School District (See Richardson. TX)

Richardson School Disuict (See Richardson TX)

Rockwall School District (See Richardson. TX)

Rocan (Sec Abilene TX)

San Angelo (See San Angelo TX)

Sherman (See Shennan -Denison TX)

Sonora (See San Angelo TX)

Stanford (See Abilene TX)

Sweetwater (See Abilene TX)

Club. and Chairmen

Mexico City Mexico-Mrs John Ferch. Sierra Paracaima 106). Mexico 10. D F Mexico

Abilene TX-Mrs J P Dchlinger #7 Augusta Abilene TX 79606

Amuillo , TX-Jane Simms 3317 Eddy #137 Amuillo TX 79109

Atlington-Mid-Citics TX-Karen R Brooker 1710 East Valley Ln • Grand Prairie TXno)o

Breckenridge TX (Pi Phi Pocket) - Mrs David Oarle 43 Chaparral Tr • Breckenridge TX76024

Dallas. TX-Mrs Roben G Vial. 7067 Elmridge Dr • Dallas TX 15240

Denton. TX- Mrs Don Holt. 2110 Emerson Circle Denton TX 76201

EI Paso TX-Mrs Roben Beard PO Boz 17486 El Paso TX 79917

Fon Worth TX-Mrs R E Palm 6363 Lansdale. Ft Worth TX 76116 Lubbock TX-Mrs Bill Young 780) Louisville Ave .• Lubbock TX 79423

COLORADO

Arvad a (Sec Jefferson County. CO)

Aurora (See Denver. CO)

Boulder (Sec Bould er CO)

Broomfi eld (See Boul der CO)

Castle Rock (Sec Denver. CO)

Colorado Springs (Sec Colorado Springs CO)

Cripple Creek (Sec Colorado Springs. CO)

Denver (Sec Denver. CO)

Edgewater (Sec Jefferson County. CO)

Englewood (Sec Denver. CO)

Evergreen (Sec Evergreen. CO)

Fal con (See Co lorado Springs. CO)

Fon Collins (Sec Fon Collins CO)

Fountain (Sec Colorado Springs CO)

Golden (Sec Jefferson County. CO)

Greeley (Sec Ft. Collins. CO)

Lafayette (Sec Boulder. CO)

University Parle (See Dallas TX)

Waco (See Waco. TX)

Wichita Falls (See Wichita Falls. TX)

Wills Point (See Wills Point TX)

Y$l eta (See EI Paso TX)

Midland TX-Mrs Edwin E. Watts 1409 Bedford Midland TX 79701

'Odessa TX-Mrs Marsha Goates. 4621 Redbud. Odessa TX 79762 'Pampa TX- Mrs JayJobnson 2H7 Beech Pampa TX 7906)

Paris TX (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs D L. Patty 4020 Shannon Dr • Paris TX 15460

Richardson TX-Mrs Ferman Wilmouth 2901 Hunters Creek Pl. Plano TX non

'San Angelo TX-Mrs RobenJunell 3609 Vista Del Arroyo. San Angelo TX 76901

Shennan -Denison TX-Mrs Ben Munson 911 Fairbanks Denison TX 15020

Waco TX- Mrs Morse Harrison 3421 N 32nd. Waco TX 76708

'Wichita Falls. TX- Mrs Randal Winfrey 4033 El Capican Wichita Falls TX 76310

Wills Point TX (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs Gordon R Wynne 301 S Mary Wills Point.

RHO PROVINCE

Lakewood (See Jefferson County CO)

Littleton (See De nver. CO)

Louisville (Sec Boulder. CO)

Longmont (Sec Boulder CO)

Manitou Springs (Sec Colorado Springs CO)

Matheson (Sec Colorado Sp rings. CO)

Morrison (SecJefferson County CO)

Northglenn (Sec Denver. CO)

Parker (Sec Denver CO)

Pueblo (Sec Pueblo CO)

Security (Sec Co lorado Springs. CO)

U S Air Force Academy (Sec Colorado Springs CO)

Westminster (See Denver CO)

Whcatridge (Sec Jefferson County. CO)

NEW MEXICO

Alamagordo (Sec Las Cruces NM)

Albuquerque (Sec Albuquerque NM)

Club. and Chairmen

Boulder CO-Mrs Roben D Turrill 7298 Mt Meeker Rd • Longmont. CO 80)01

Colorado Springs. CO-Mrs DeanJobnston 29)0 Shoreham Circle Colorado Springs

Anthony (See El Paso TX)

Deming (Sec Las Cruces NM)

Hatch (Sec Las Cruces. NM)

La Mesa (See Las Cruces NM)

Las Cruces (Sec Las Cruces. NM)

Mcsila (Sec Las Cruces. NM)

Mesila Parle (See Las Cruces. NM)

Roswell (Sec Roswell NM)

Silver City (See Las Cruces NM)

Truth or Consequences (Sec Las Cruces NM)

Tu1arosa (See Las Cruces NM)

WYOMING

Casper (Sec Casper WY)

Cheyenne (Sec Cheyenne. WY)

Laramie (Sec Laramie WY)

Glenrock (Sec Casper WY)

Midwest (Sec Casper. WY)

'Pueblo CO - Mrs D Henrickson 2029 Elizabeth St • Pueblo. CO 81003

Albuquerque NM - Mrs Jon A Bedingfield 130) Arizona NE Albuquerque CO 80906 NM87110

Denver CO-Mrs. Jack Peck 9342 E Eastman Pl.. Denver. CO 80231

'Evergreen. CO-Mrs Peter Seott 26262 Wolverine Trail Evergreen CO 80439

Fon Collins. CO-Nancy Henry 2)07 Flintridge Ft Collins. CO 80)21 and Twila Wilbur 1)00 Teakwood Ct • Ft Collins CO 80)2)

'Jefferson County CO-Mrs Joseph Downs. 1484 S Ward Ct • Lakewood CO 80228

Calgary (Sec Calgary AB. Can )

Edmonton (Sec Edmonton AB. Can )

Southern (Sec Calgary AB. Can )

Boise (Sec Boise ID)

Couerd ' Alene (Sec Spokane WA)

Meridian (Sec Boise ID)

Post Falls (Sec Spokane WA)

Priest Ri ver (Sec Spokane W A)

Las Cruces NM-Mrs R F Perkins 1829 Fairway Circle Las Cruces NM 88001

Roswell NM-Mrs James Stockton 2603 Gaye Dr .• Roswell NM 88201

Casper WY- Mrs Michcal Gurkin )00 7 Alcova Rt .• Box8 Casper WY 82604

'Cheyenne WY- Mrs Maurice Laycock 3) 17 Central Ave • Cheyenne WY 82001

Laramie WY- Karen Simonsen 1714 Mitchell Laramie Wy 82070

SIGMA PROV I NCE

MONTANA

Belgrade (See Bozeman M1)

Bozeman (Sec Bozeman. M1)

Manhattan (Sec Bozeman M1)

EASTERN

WASHINGTON

Cheney (See Spokane WA)

Cowiche (Sec Yakima, WA)

Davcnpon (See Spokane W A)

Deer Parle (Sec Spokane WA)

Ellens burg (Sec Yilim2 WA)

Fairchild AFB (Sec Spokane WA)

Grandview (Sec Yakima. WA)

Granger (Sec Yilim2 WA)

Harrington (Sec Spokane WA)

Libcrcy Lake (See Spokane WA)

Mabton (See Yakima. W A)

Moxee (Sec Yilim2 WA)

Naches (Sec Yakima WA)

Reardan (Sec Spokane W A)

Ri tzVille (Sec Spokane W A)

Rockford (Sec Spokane WA)

Spokane (See Spokane WA)

Sunnysi de (Sec Yakima WA)

Tieton (Sec Yilim2 WA)

Toppenish (Sec Yakima WA)

Walla Walla (Sec Walla Walla WA)

Wapatll (Sec Yakima WA)

Yakima (Sec Yakima WA)

Zillah (Sec Yilim2 WA)

Club. and Chairmen

'Calgary , AB , Canada-Mrs H W Cummings, 1304 Killeam Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2V 2N4, Canada

'Edmonton, AB , Canada-Mrs C P O'Brien , 3624-34thA Ave , Edmonton, AB T614Z9, Canada

Boi5e,lD-Tami Gou!, 132 Raymond, Boise,lD 83704

ALASKA

Anchorage (See Anchorage, AK)

BRITISH COLUMBIA

AU areas in British Columbia (See Vancouver, Be)

OREGON

Albany (See Corvallis, OR)

Beaverton (See Pottland, OR)

Blue River (See Eugene, OR)

Corvallis (See Corvallis, OR)

Cottage Grove (See Eugene , OR)

Creswell (See Eugene, OR)

Dallas (See Salem, OR)

Dunthorpe (See Lalte Oswego-Dunthorpe, OR)

Eugene (See Eugene, OR)

Florence (See Eugene, OR)

Gervais (See Salem , OR)

Gresham (See Pottland, OR)

Harrisburg (See Eugene, OR)

Jennings Lodge (See Pottland, OR)

Junction City (See Eugene, OR)

Lalte Oswego (See Lalte Oswego-Dunthorpe , OR)

Lebanon (See Corvallis , OR)

Mapleton (See Eugene, OR)

Marcola (See Eugene, OR)

Milwaukee (See Pottland, OR)

Bozeman , MT-Beverly Mattson, 47 Hitching Post Rd ., Bozeman, MT '971' Spokane, WA-Ma GeoId Stocker, W- 2010 Counland, Spokane , WA 9920'

'Walla Walla, WA-Ma Michael Gillespie, 101 Brookside Dr ., Walla Walla, WA 99362

WA-Ma Douglas Lenington ,

TAU PROVINCE

Oakridge (See Eugene, OR)

Oregon City (See Portland , OR)

Philomath (See Corvalis , OR)

Pleasant Hill (See Eugene, OR)

WESTERN WASHINGTON I

Auburn (See Kent, W A)

Bainbridge Island (See Seattle, W A)

Bellevue (See Bellevue, WA)

Bellingham (See Mt Baker, WA)

Bethel (See Tacoma, WA)

Blaine (See Mt Baker , WA)

Bothell (See Seattle, WA)

Bremerton (See Bremerton-Kitsap County, WA)

Brewster (See Wenatchee, WA)

Bridgeport (See Wenatchee , WA)

Burlington (See Mt Baker, W A)

Cashmere (See Wenatchee, WA)

Chelan (See Wenatchee, WA)

East Wenatchee (See Wenatchee, WA)

Edmonds (See Seattle, WA)

Entiat (See Wenatchee , WA)

Ephrata (See Wenatchee , WA)

Ferndale (See Mt Baker, WA)

Fort Lewis (See Tacoma, WA)

Gig Harbor (See Tacoma, WA)

Issaquah (See Bellevue, WA)

Kent (See Kent, W A)

Kirkland (See Bellevue , WA)

Club. and Chairmen

Anchorage, AK-Sharon O Richards, 2306 Douglas Dr ., Anchorage, AK 99'03

'Vancouver, BC-Ma. P M Hayes, 22744-123 Ave ., Maple Ridge , Be V2X 4E6,

Lacey (See Olympia, W A)

Laltewood (See Tacoma, WA)

Lynden (See Mt Baker, WA)

Mercer Island (See Bellevue, WA)

MeChord AFB (See Tacoma, WA)

Mt Baker (See Mt Baker, WA)

Olympia (See Olympia, WA)

Orondo (See Wenatchee, WA)

Pehastin (See Wenatchee, WA)

POrt Orchard (See Bremerton-Kitsap County, WA)

Pullman (See Pullman, WA)

Purdy (See Tacoma , W A)

Puyallup (See Tacoma, WA)

Quincy (See Wenatchee, WA)

Redmond (See Bellevue , WA)

Renton (See Seattle, WA)

Roy (See Tacoma, WA)

Seattle (See Seattle, W A)

Sedro Wolley (See Mt Baker, WA)

Shelton (See Olympia, W A)

Sumner (See Tacoma, WA)

Tacoma (See Tacoma, WA)

Tumwater (See Olympia, W A)

Vancouver (See Pottland, OR)

Vashon Island (See Tacoma, WA)

Waterville (See Wenatchee, WA)

Wenatchee (See Wenatchee, WA)

Winslow (See Seattle , W A)

Yelm (See Olympia, W A)

PI. SE, Port Orchard , WA 98366

Kent-Auburn, WA (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs Richard Johnson, 18916 SE 440th St ., Enmclaw, WA 98022 Canada

Corvallis, OR-Mrs Gene Kid, 3339lil w Firwood Dr. , Corvallis, OR 97330

'Eugene, Scott Irving, 151' W 26th, Eugene, OR 9740'

Mount Baker, WA (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs Jane Olson, 1920 Forest Ridge Place , Mt Vernon, WA98273 Lalte Oswego-Dunthorpe, OR-Mrs .]. Campbell, Jr., 2600 S W De1lwood Dr ., Lalte Olympia, WA-Mrs Mark P Elliott, ' 806 Athens Beach Dr. NW , Olympia, WA Oswego, OR 97034 98'02

Portland, OR-Mrs ]. Cooke, 1076Honderosa PI. , Tigard, OR 97223

Seattle, WA-Mrs Charles Conner, 4316 NE,6th , Seattle, WA 9810' Salem , OR-Patty H Osborn, 479 Wonnwood St S.E. , Salem, OR 97302 Bellevue-Eastside, WA-Ma M J. Seenlt, '811-143rd PI. SE, Bellevue , WA 98007 Bremerton , Kitsap County , WA (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs Jack C Coleman, 2621 Fircrest

'Tacoma, WA-Mrs JarkW Knapp, 893nlstSt W ., Tacoma, WA98467 Wenatchee, WA-Jeanena Schmidt, 18230 Springwater, Wenatchee, WA 98801

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

Alameda (See Berkeley, CA)

Alamo (See Contra Costa , CA)

Albany (See Berkeley , CA)

Anderson (See Shasta, CA)

Antioch (See Contra Costa, CA)

Aptos (See Santa C..ruz, CA)

Atherton (See Palo Alto , CA)

Auburn (See Sacramento, CA)

Belmont (See San Mateo County, CA)

Belvedere (See Marin County , CA)

Ben Lomond (See Santa Cruz, CA)

Berkeley (See Berkeley, CA)

Bodega (See Valley of the Moon , CA)

UPSILON PROVINCE

Boulder Creek (See Santa Cruz, CA)

Burlingarne (See San Marco County, CA)

Campbell (See SanJose , CA)

Capitola (See Santa Cruz, CA)

Cannel (See Mooterey Peninsula, CA)

Carmichael (See Sacramento, CA)

Castro Valley (See Berkeley, CA)

Centerville (See Berlteley, CA)

Ceres (See Stanislaus County, CA)

Chico (See Chico, CA)

CitrUS Heights (See Sacramento, CA)

Clarksburg (See Sacramento , CA)

ClaytOn (See Contra Costa, CA)

Cloverdale (See Valley of the Moon, CA)

Clovis (See Central San Joaquin Valley , CA)

Colwa (See Yuba-Sutter, CA)

Concord (See Contra Costa, CA)

Corte Madera (See Marin County, CA)

Cotati (See Valley of the Moon, CA)

Courtland (See Sacramento , CA)

Cupertino (See SanJose, CA)

Danville (See Contra Costa, CA)

Davis (See Sacramento , CA)

Emeryville (See Berkeley, CA)

EI Cerrito (See Berltdey , CA)

EI Dorado Hills (See Sacramento , CA)

EI Macero (See Sacramento, CA)

Elverta (See Sacramento, CA)

Escalon (See Stanislaus County , CA)

Fairfax (See Marin County , CA)

YaItima,

Fairfield (See Twin Sisters , CA)

Fair Oaks (Sec Sacramento , CAl

Felton (See Sana Cruz, CA)

Folsom (See Sacramento, CA)

Forestville (Sec Valley of the Moon, CA)

Fowler (See Central San Joaquin Valley , CA)

Fremont (Sec Berkeley, CA)

Fresno (Sec Central San Joaquin Valley , CA)

Gcycrsville (Sec Valley of the Moon , CA)

Glen Ellen (See Valley of the Moon, CA)

Grass Valley (See Sacramento , CA)

Greenbrae (Sec Marin County , CA)

GucrnviUe (See Valley of the Moon, CA)

HalfMoon Bay (See San Mateo County, CA)

Hamilton City (Sec Chico, CA)

Hanford (Sec Central San Joaquin Valley , CA)

Hayward (Sec Berkeley , CA)

Healdsburg (Sec Valley of the Moon, CA)

Hillsborough (Sec San Mateo County , CA)

Igo (Sec Shasta, CA)

Irvington (Sec Berkeley, CA)

Kensington (Sec Berkeley, CA)

Kentfield (See Marin County , CA)

Kenwood (See Valley of the Moon, CA)

Lafayette (Sec Contra Cosa, CAl

Larkspur (See Marin County, CA)

La Selva Beach (Sec Sana Cruz, CA)

Live Oak (Sec Yuba-Sutter, CA)

Livermore (Sec Contra Costa, CA)

Lodi (Sec Stockton, CA)

Los Altos (See Palo Alto, CA)

Los Altos Hills (See Palo Alto, CA)

Los Gatos (See San Jose , CA)

Manteca (Sec Stockton , CA)

Mather AFB (Sec Sacramento, CAl

Marin County (Sec Marin County , CA)

Marrinez (Sec Contra Costa, CA)

Marysville (Sec Yuba-Sutter, CA)

McClellan AFB (Sec Sacramento, CA)

Menlo Park (See Palo Alto, CAl

Milbrae (See San Mateo County, CA)

Mill Valley (See Marin County, CAl

Mission San Jose (See Berkeley, CA)

Modesto (Sec SWlislaus County, CA)

Monterey (See Monterey Peninsula, CA)

Monte Sereno (See San Jose, CAl

Moraga (See Contra Cosa , CA)

Nevada City (Sec Sacramento , CA)

Newark (Sec Berkeley , CAl

Newman (Sec SWlislaus County , CA)

Niles (See Berkeley, CA)

Notth Highlands (See Sacramento, CA)

Novato (See Marin County, CA)

Oakdale (Sec Stanislaus County , CA)

Oakland (See Berkeley , CA)

Orangevale (Sec Sacramento , CA)

O rinda (See Contra Costa, CA)

PacifIC Grove (Sec Monterey Peninsula , CA)

Palo Alto (Sec Palo Alto , CA)

Paradise (See Chico, CA)

Patterson (Sec SWlislaus County , CA)

Pebble Beach (Sec Monterey Peninsula, CA)

Pengrove (Sec Vall")' of the Moon, CA)

Pascadero (Sec San Mateo County, CA)

Petaluma (See Valley of the Moon , CA)

Piedmont (See Berkeley , CA)

Pleasant Hill (Sec Contra Costa, CA)

Pottala Valley (Sec Palo Alto, CA)

Rancho Cordova (Sec Sacramento , CA)

Redding (Sec Shasa , CA)

Redwood City (Sec San Mateo , CA)

Richmond (Sec Berkeley , CA)

Riverbank (Sec SWlislaus County, CA)

Ronnen Park (Sec Valley of the Moon, CA)

Ross (See Marin County, CA)

Sacramento (Sec Sacramento, CA)

Salida (Sec SWlislaus County , CA)

San Anselmo (Sec Marin County , CA)

San Bruno (See San Mateo County, CA)

San Carlos (See San Mateo County, CA)

San Francisco (Sec San Francisco , CA)

Sanger (See Central San Joaquin Valley, CA)

San Jose (See Jose, CA)

San Leandro (Sec CA)

San Lorenzo (Sec Berkeley , CA)

San Mateo (See San Mateo County, CA)

San Rafael (See Marin County, CA)

San Ramon (See Contra Cosa , CA)

Santa Clara (See San Jose , CA)

Sana Cruz (See Sana Cruz, CA)

Sana Rose (Sec Valley of the Moon, CA)

Saratoga (Sec San Jose, CA)

Scotts Valley (See Sana Cruz, CA)

Sausalito (Sec Marin County, CA)

Sebastapol (Sec Valley of the Moon, CA)

Selma (See Fresno, CAl

Sonoma {See Valley of the Moon, CA)

Soquel (See S:lna Cruz, CA)

South San Francisco (Sec San Mateo County , CA)

Stanford (See Palo Alto, CA)

Stockton (See Stockton, CA)

Suisun (See Twin Sisters , CA)

Sunnyvale (See SanJose , CA)

Terra Linda (See Marin County, CA)

Tiburon (See Marin County, CA)

Clubl and Chairmen

Berkley-East Bay , CA-Mrs Kirby P. West , 1000 Longridge Rd ., Oakland, CA 94610 Central San Joaquin Valley : CA-Mrs Frank Helm 13' E Harvard , Fresno , CA 9370' Chico , CA (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs J R Turner , 6727 Woodland Dr ., Paradise, CA 9'969

Tracy (See Stockton , CA)

Travis Air Force Base (Sec Twin Sisters , CA)

Turlock (See SWlislaus County , CA)

Union City (Sec Berkeley , CA)

Vacaville (See Twin Sisters , CA)

Walnut Creek (Sec Contra Cosa, CA)

Walnut Grove (Sec Sacramento, CA)

Warm Springs (Sec Berkeley , CA)

Waterford (Sec SWlislaus County , CA)

WatsonviUe (Sec Sana Cruz , CA)

Woodland (Sec Sacramento, CA)

Woodside (Sec Palo Alto, CA)

Yuba City (Sec Yuba-Suncr , CA)

HAWAII

Honolulu (Sec Honolulu , HI)

NEVADA (EXCEPT LAS VEGAS)

Carson City (Sec Reno , NV)

Elko (See Reno , NV)

Ely (See ReDo , NV)

Eureka (See Reno, NV)

Fallon (See Reno, NV)

Gardnerville (Sec Reno , NV)

Hawthorne (Sec Reno , NV)

Lake Tahoe (Sec Reno , NV)

Lovelock (See Reno , NV)

Reno (See Reno, NV)

Smith Valley (See Reno, NV)

Sparks (See Reno , NV)

Virginia City (See Reno, NV)

Winnemucca (Sec Reno, NV)

Yerington (See Reno , NV)

UTAH

Bountiful (Sec Salt Lake City, un

Brigham City (See Ogden, un

Clearfield (See Ogden, un

Kaysville (See Salt Lake City, un

Kearns (See Salt Lake City, un

Layton (See Salt Lake City , un

Layton (See Salt Lake City, un

Magna (See Salt Lake City, un

Midvale (See Salt Lake City, un

Murray (See Salt Lake City , un

Ogden (See Ogden , un

Roy (See Ogden , un

Salt Lake City (See Salt Lake City , un

Sandy (See Salt Lake City , un

Santa Cruz County , CA-Mrs RordonJ Cole , 344 Los Altos Dr., Aptos , CA 9'003 Shasta, CA (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs E W Hakes , 3110 Bonita Way , Redding, CA 96002 ·SWlislaus County , CA-Mrs. Mike Ruddy , P O Box 791 , Waterford , CA 9H86 ·Stockton, CA.-Mrs Michael Charles , 1600 N SanJosc, Stockton , CA 9'203 Contra Costa, \..:A-Mrs Stewart Bowers , 348 Glorietta Blvd ., Orinda , CA 94,63 Marin County , CA-Mrs H Cole , 70 Ridgecrest Rd ., Kentfield , CA 94904 Monterey Peninsula , CA-Mrs Uoyd W Clapper , PO Box 222 , Monterey , CA 93940 Palo Alto , CA-Nancy Lund , 240 Golden Hills Dr., Ponola Valley, CA 9402' Sacramento, CA-Mrs Michael Gates, 410' Puente Way, Sacramento , CA 9'82' San Ftancisco , CA-Mrs ). Gross , n Vasquez Ave ., San Francisco CA 94127

APO and FPO San Francisco addressed : DO NOT SEND to San Francisco Rush Information Ch2irman SanJose , CA-Sarah GurnmersalJ , 2H Old Adobe Rd ., Los Gatos , CA 9'030 - San Mateo , CA-Mrs Ben Yohanan , 322 Ascot Rd ., Hillsborough, CA 94010

ARIZONA

Chandler (See Phoenix and Camelback , AZ)

Glendale (Sec Pbocnix and Camelback , AZ)

Litchfi eld Park (Sec Pbocnix W est and Camel back, AZ)

Mesa (See Phoenix and Camelback , AZ)

Paradise Valley (See Pbocnix and Camelback , AZ)

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Twin Sisters , CA (Pi Phi Pocket)- Suzanne Thompson , 340 Peachtree , Vacaville , CA9,688

Valley of the Moon , CA-Sue Thomas , 4760 Stonchedge Dr ., Sana Rose , CA 9'40'

Yuba-Sutter, CA-Mrs S R Murty , P O Box 166 , Yuba City, CA 9'991

Honolulu , HI-Mrs Victoria L. Suyat , 47 -600 Hui Ulili St ., Kaneohe , HI 96744

Reno , NY-Mrs R Christen , 2060 Dunes Circle , Reno , NY 89'09

• Ogden , UT-Mrs Roben M Heald, 1040 12th St ., Ogden , UT 84404

Salt Lake City, UT-Mrs Jerrold S Jensen , 217' South 2200 East , Salt Lake City , UT84109

PHI PROVINCE EAST

Peoria (See Phoenix and Camelback , AI)

Phoenix (See Phoenix and Camelback , AI)

Sco ttsdale (See Phoenix and Camelback , AI)

Sun City (See Ph oenix and Camelback , AI)

T empe (See Pbocnix and Camelback, AI)

Tu cson (See T ucson , AZ)

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA-EAST

Alpine (See San D iego , CA)

Big Bear (See San Bernardino, CA)

Bonia (See San D iego , CA)

Bonsall (See Fallbrook , CA)

Cardiff (See Del Sol Notth , CA)

Carlsbad (Sec Del Sol NOM, CAl

Chula Vista (Sec San Diego, CAl

Colton (Sec San Bernadino, CAl

Coronado (Sec San Diego, CAl

Corona (See Riverside , CAl

Del Mar (See Del Sol NOM, CAl

Del Rosa (Sec San Bernadino, CAl

Dccanso (Sec San Diego, CAl

El Cajon (See San Diego, CAl

Enciniw (See Del Sol Noah, CAl

Escondido (Sec NOM San Diego County, CAl

Fallbrook (Sec Fallbrook, CAl

Green Valley (Sec San Bernardino, CAl

Highland (Sec San Bernardino, CAl

LaJolla (Sec LaJolla, CAl

Lake Arrowhead (See San Bernardino, CAl

Lakeside (Sec San Diego, CAl

La Costa (Sec Del Sol NOM, CAl

La Mesa (Sec San Diego, CAl

Lemon Grove (Sec San Diego, CAl

Leucadia (Sec Del Sol Noah, CAl

Narional City (Sec San Diego, CAl

Nuevo (See Riverside, CAl

Oceanside (Sec Del Sol Noah, CAl

Paradise Valley (Sec Camelback, AZ)

Pauma Valley (Sec NOM San Diego County, CAl

Peoasquitos (Sec NOM San Diego County, CAl

Pine Valley (Sec San Diego, CAl

Poway (Sec Noah San Diego County, CAl

Rancho Bernardo (Sec NOM San Diego County, CAl

Rancho Santa Fe (Sec Del Sol NOM, CAl

Redlands (Sec Redlands, CAl

Rialto (Sec San Bernardino, CAl

Club. and Chairmen

Riverside (Sec Riverside, CAl

San Bcmardino (Sec San Bcmardioo, CAl

San Diego (Sec San Diego and LaJolla, CAl

San MartOS (Sec NOM San Diego County, CAl

Santee (Sec San Diego, CAl

Solana (Sec Del Sol NOM, CAl

Spring Valley (See San Diego, CAl

Valley Center (Sec NOM San Diego County , CAl

Victorville (Sec San Bernardino, CAl

Vista (See Noah San Diego County, CA)

NEVADA (LAS VEGAS AREA)

Boulder Ci ty (Sec Las Vegas, NY)

Henderson (Sec Las Vegas , NY)

Las Vep! (Sec Las Vegas, NY)

Phoenix and Camelback, AZ-Chmn Cynthia Minon, 2233 Farmdale #1, Mesa, LaJolla, CA-Mrs. D Fanestil, 8461 Cliffridge Ln , LaJolla, CA 92037 NOM San Diego County, CA-Mrs. J. C. Ruzich, 329 W Eastridge Ln ., Escondido , CA92026

Mrs E. D. Smith, E lincoln Circle, Phoenix, AZ Mrs AnhurGchr, 3033 N Manor Dr W , Phoenix, Tucson, AZ-Mrs. Roc1cwellJackson, E. 8th St., Tucson, AZ 85711

Del Sol NOM, CA-Mrs. Ralph S Johns, Solana Circle E , Solana Beach, CA 920n

Fallbrook-Bonsall, CA (Pi Phi Pocketl-Mrs George Chilherg, 1 Via Maria Elena, Boosall, CA 92003

SOUfHERN CALIFORNIA-WEST

Acton (See Antelope Valley, CAl

Agoura (Sec Conejo Valley, CA)

Altadena (Sec Pasadena, CAl

Anaheim (Sec NOM Orange County, CAl

Arcadia (Sec Pasadena, CA)

Balboa (Sec South Coast, CA)

Balboa Island (Sec South Coast, CA)

Beverly Hills (Sec Los Angeles, CAl

Brea (Sec Noah Orange County, CA)

Burbank (See Glendale, CA)

Calabasa (See San Fernando Valley, CA)

Camarillo (See Ventura County, CA)

Canoga Park (See San Fernando Valley, CAl

Capistrano (See South Coast, CA)

CarpeDteria (Sec Santa Barbara, CA)

Shatswoah (See San Fernando Valley, CA)

Cheviot Hills (See Los Angeles , CAl

Corona del Mar (Sec South Coast, CA)

Costa Mesa (Sec South Coast, CA)

Culver City (See Santa Moruca-Westside or Los Angeles, CA)

Dana Point (Sec Central Orange County, CA)

Downey (See Whittier, CA)

Duarte (See Pasadena, CA)

Edwards (See Antelope Valley, CAl

El Segundo (See South Bay , CAl

El Toro (See Central Orange County, CAl

Encino (Sec San Fernando Valley , CAl

Filmore (Sec Ventura County, CA)

Flinuidge (See La Canada Valley , CAl

Fountain Valley (See Central Orange County , CA)

Fullerton (Sec NOM Orange County, CA)

Garden Grove (Sec Central Orange County, CA)

Gardena (Sec South Bay , CA)

Glendale (See Glendale, CA)

Goleta (See Santa Barbara, CAl

Gorman (Sec Antelope Valley , CAl

Granada Hills (Sec San Fernando Valley , CA)

Hacienda Heights (Sec Whittier, CA)

Hawaiian Gardens (Sec Long Beach , CAl

Hawthorne (See South Bay, CAl

Hermosa Beach (Sec South Bay , CAl

Hollywood (See Los Angeles , CAl

Inglewood (See Los Angeles , CAl

Irvine (See Central Orange County , CA)

Redlands, CA-Mrs. K. M Fullerton, n26 Pamela Crest, Redlands, CA 92373 'Riverside, CA-Mrs. Thomas Admon, )190 Stonewood Dr., Riverside, CA 92'06

San Bernadino, CA-Mrs. Stephen E. Anderson, 2419 N Windsor Dr. , San Bernadino, CA 92404

San Diego , CA-Mrs. David E Sapper, 10244 Moorpark St , Spring Valley, CA 92077 Las Vegas, NY-Mrs. Jack Dascler, 3090 S J ones Blvd , Las Vep! , NY 89102

PHI PROVINCE WEST

La Canada (Sec La Canada Valley, CAl

Laguna Hills (See South Coast, CAl

Laguna Niguel (Sec Central Orange County or South Coast, CA)

La Habra (See Whittier, CAl

Lakewood (Sec Long Beach, CAl

La Mirada (See Whittier, CAl

Lancaster (Sec Antelope Valley, CAl

La Palma (See Long Beach, CAl

Lakewood (Sec Long Beach, CA)

La Mirada (Sec Whittier, CA)

Lancaster (Sec Antelope Valley, CAl

Lomica (Sec South Bay, CA)

Long Beach (Sec Long Beach, CAl

Los Angeles (Sec Los Angeles or Santa MorucaWestside, CA)

Los Alaroiw (Sec Long B=:h, CA)

Malibu (See Santa Mooita-Westside, CAl

Manhattan Beach (See South Bay, CA)

Mar Vista (Sec Santa Moruca-Westside, CA)

Meiners Oaks (See Ventura County, CA)

Mission Hills (Sec San Fernando Valley, CA)

Mission Viejo (Sec Central Orange County, CAl

Mojave (See Antelope Valley, CA)

Monrovia (See Pasadena, CAl

Montr05C (Sec Glendale, CA)

Moorpark (Sec Ventura County, CA)

Newbury Park (Sec Conejo Valley , CA)

Newport Beach (Sec South Coast, CA)

NOM Hollywood (Sec San Fernando Valley, CAl

Northridge (Sec San Fernando Valley, CA)

Oak View (Sec Ventura County, CAl

Ojai (See Ventura County, CAl

Orange (Sec Central Orange County, CAl

Oxnard (Sec Ventura County , CAl

PacifIC Palisades (Sec Santa Monica-Westside, CAl

Pacoima (Sec San Fernando Valley, CA)

Palmdale (Sec Antelope Valley, CAl

Panorama City (Sec San Fernando Valley, CA)

Palos Verdes Estates (Sec South Bay , CAl

Pasadena (Sec Pasadena, CA)

Placentia (Sec NOM Orange County, CAl

Playa Del icy (Sec South Bay, CA)

Port Hueneme (Sec Ventura County, CAl

Portuguese Bend (Sec South Bay, CA)

Quartz Hill (Sec Antelope Valley, CAl

Rancho Palos Verdes (Sec South Bay, CA)

Redondo Beach (Sec South Bay, CA)

Reseda (Sec San Fernando Valley, CAl

Rol1iog Hills (Sec South Bay, CA)

Rosamond (Sec Antelope Valley, CA)

Rossmoor (Sec Long Beach, CA)

San Clemente (Sec Central Orange County, CA)

San Fernando (Sec San Fernando Valley, CAl

San Gabriel (Sec Pasadena , CA)

Sanjuan Capistrano (Sec Central Orange County, CA)

San Marino (Sec Pasadena , CA)

San Pedro (Sec South Bay, CAl

Santa Ana (Sec Central Orange County, CA)

Santa Barbara (Sec Santa Barbara, CA)

Santa Monica (Sec Santa Monica-Westside , CA)

Santa Paula (Sec Ventura County , CA)

Santa Susana (See Ventura County, CA)

Saricoy (Sec Ventura County, \CA)

Seal Beach (See Long Beach , CA)

Sepulveda (Sec San Fernando Valley, CA)

Sherman 0Us (Sec San Fernando Valley, CA)

Signal Hill (Sec Long Beach, CA)

Simi (See Conejo Valley, CA)

South Laguna Beach (Sec South Coast, CAl

South Pasadena (See Pasadena, CA)

Studio City (Sec San Fernando Valley, CA)

Sunset Beach (Sec Long Beach, CA)

Surfside (Sec Long Beach, CA)

Sylmar (Sec San Fernando Valley, CA)

Tanana (Sec San Feniando Valley, CA)

Temple City (Sec Pasadena, CAl

Thousand 0Us (See Conejo Valley, CA)

Toluca Lake (Sec San Fernando Valley, CA)

Torrence (Sec South Bay, CA)

Tustin (Sec Central Orange County, CA)

Van Nuys (Sec San Fernando Valley, CA)

Venice (Sec Santa Monica-Westside, CAl

Ventura (Sec Ventura County, CA)

Villa Park (Sec Central Orange County, CA)

Vista Lcjana (Sec La Canada Valley, CA)

w.est Los A.oge1es (Sec Santa Monia-Westside, CA)

Wcstlake Village (Sec Concjo Valley, CAl

Westminster (Sec Long Beach, CA)

Whittier (Sec Whittier, CA)

Winnetka (Sec San Fernando Valley, CA)

Woodland Hills (Sec San Fernando Valley, CA)

Yorba Linda (Sec NOM Orange County, CA)

Club. and Chairmen

Antelope Valley, CA-Mrs Hal Anderson, 8711 W Ave L, Lancaster , CA 93H4

Cenual Orange County , CA-Mrs A. H. Provost, 1230 E Palmdale, Orange , CA 92665

Conejo Valley, CA-Mrs B. W Bingham, 976 Jeannerte Ave , Thousand Oaks , CA 91362

Glendale, CA-Mrs Fred Custer, 1559 Hillcrest, Glendale, CA 91202

La Canada Valley, CA-Mrs Alan L. Taylor, 1104 Roanoke PI., Flinttidge, CA 91011

Long Beach, CA-Mrs Joseph Ullmann, 14062 Bexley St ., WestminSter, CA 92683

"Los Angeles , CA-Mrs . Donald Lagerlof, 226 N . Saltair Ave ., Los Angeles, CA 90049

Nonh Orange County , CA-KimM Backer, 1207 E Melody Ln , FuUmon, CA 92631

Pasadena , CA-Mrs. Earl Woodward, 2840 Somerset PI., San Marino , CA 91108

San Fernando Valley, CA-Mrs Michael Fenton, 43)0 Romero Dr , Tarzana , CA 91356

"Santa Barbara, CA-Mrs George Denig, 285 Bonnie Ln. , Santa Barbara, CA 93108

Santa Monica-Westside, CA-Mrs Donald Emerson , 6334 Paseo Canyon, Malibu , CA 90265

South Bay, CA-Mary Ann Dolan, 26620 Academy Dr ., Palos Verdes Penn ., CA 90274

South Coast, CA-Kleo Karst, 1706 Ttadewinds Ln , Newport Beach, CA 92660

VenruraCounty, CA-Mrs James O Uoyd-Buder, PO Box 4007 , Saticoy, CA 93004

Whittier , CA-Mrs W R McChrystal, 15990 Graceldo Ln ., Whittier, CA 90603

Alumnae Province Presidents

ALPHA-Mrs. William B . Caner, 473 Cheese Spring Rd . , New Canaan, CT06840

BETA-Mrs. Philip Cianciotto, n6 HooverRd ., Rochester, NY 14617

GAMMA-Mrs. ]. R. O'Shaughnessy, 1052 Waterloo Rd., Berwyn, PA 19312

DELTA-Mrs. William P . Olsen, 10209 Tamarack Dr., Vienna, VA 22180

EPSILON-Mrs. Joseph M. Lichtenberg, 3066 Gant Quaners Circle, Marietta, GA 30067

ZETA NORTH-Mrs Robett A. Nyers, 900-3066 U.S. 41 North, Brooksville, FL 33512

ZETA SOUTH-Mrs. John K McLellan, 455 Holly Hill Rd ., Oldsmar , FL335H

ETA-Mrs Ralph R. Margulis, 793 Pleasant St., Birmingham, MI 48009

THETA-Mrs. Charles Gates, 5233 E 70th St., Indianapolis, IN 46220

IOTA-Mrs. Thomas D. Brown, 1427C Roxbury Rd., Columbus, OH 43212

KAPPA-Mrs Joe Michael Edwards, 1nl Gateway Ln , Nashville, TN 37220

LAMBDA-Mrs. Jimmy Kelly, 6786 Fossil Creek, Memphis, TN 38138

MU NORTH-Mrs. Richard]. Warren, 5439 Cascade Dr ., Lisle, IL 60532

MU SOUTH-Mrs. T E. Berger, 1104 Country Ln , Champaign, IL 61820

NU-Mrs H E. Von Rueden, 1293 Draper, St Paul, MN 55113

XI-Mrs Robert Berguin, 3542 S. 102nd St , Omaha, NE 68124

OMICRON-Mrs . Donald S . Bowers, 6918 Free Ferry Rd ., Fort Smith, AR 72903

PI EAST-Mrs TomB. Ramey , Jr ., 530 Sherry Ln , Tyler, TX n701

PI WEST-Mrs Larry ush, #1 Forest Park, Richardson, TX n080

RHO-Mrs William F Swanton , 1028 S Beech St , Casper , WY 82601

SIGMA-Mrs. Robert W Holder, South 2707 Rhyolite Rd., Spokane, WA99203

TAU-Mrs. C L. Foushee, Jr , 1814-138th PI. SE, Bellevue, WA 98004

UPSILON-Mrs. R.J Oster, 38 Flood Circle, Atherton, CA 94025

PHI EAST-Mrs. E. Strong, 1933 Oak Hill Dr ., Escondido, CA 92027

PHI WEST-Mrs J C Kemp, 4716 Cerrillos Dr ., Woodland Hills, CA 91364

INFORMATION BULLETIN

Officers' repom are compiled and distributed by Central Office. Each national and province officer, each active chapter and club, and all those who receive the Grand President's letters, automat ically receive a copy of this Information Bulletin . Any other member of Pi Beta Phi may order the bulletin, available in early fall, by sending the coupon below to

Pi Beta Phi Central Office 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 St Louis, Mo 63105

Please send the Information Bulletin to : (NAME) (CITY)

Heads Campus Greek Board

Laura Craig, Tennessee Alpha, is the president of Greek Board on the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga campus. Greek Board is an organization for all Greeks on campus , including those who do not have chapters on campus . Purpose of the Greek Board is to help promote good relationships between all Greek organizations . It is responsible for the production and fmances of All Sing, sponsors for an all-Greek breakfast , and is in charge of Greek Week in September.

Laura's selection as president was unique for two reasons In the ftrst place , the Greek Board has been active at UTC for about three years, and the president has always been a Greek without an active campus chapter. Laura is the ftrst oncampus Greek to be elected to the position The second reason this is an unique situation is that Laura was nominated for the presidency by a member of another sorority-not Pi Phi!

Chapter Bids Fond Farewell

The excitement of being installed as new chapter and alumnae advisory council officers was tinged with sadness at South Carolina Beta this year Gale White Knowland, MC chairman since the chapter was installed at Clemson in 1976 , was leaving the area to live in Italy where her husband would be teaching . Through the years, Mrs. Knowland has consistently contributed much of her time and energy , as well as love , to Pi Beta Phi. To show the chapter's gratitude, past president Dana Ratchford presented Mrs. Knowland with the Pi Phi symbols for love , patience , charity, friendship , and the other virtues represented by the Eight Pearls She was given a gold chain strung with eight real pearls.

Amid tears and smiles , South Carolina Beta acknowledged the deep loss they will feel at saying goodbye to a super friend and advisor .

Nancy Davis Louisiana Stote

Meredith Tlatja Old Dominion

Olano Dillard Auburn

Amy King University of New Mexico

Taml Boatright Oregon State

Sondra Mucke University of Missouri Kappa Alpha Swaathaart

Lisa Bettlngar Wast Virginia University

Kappa Alpha R

Sigma Phi Epsilon Golden Heart

Phi Gamma Oelto Sw theart

Angola Whitney University of Southern MiSSissippi

Christy O'Donnell Stetson

Amy Grossman Kansas University

Jan Frudagar Colorado State

Beth Perl<lns University of Southern Mls.lsslppl

Pamela Toliver Arlzono State Sigma Nu Sw thaart

Golden Arrow Honored By Tennis Association

(Portions 0/ the /ollowing article appeared in the Arizona Republic, written by Penny But/ero/the staff. )

Marion Vaughan Glover, Massachusetts Alpha , became the third Phoenix recipient of a United States Tennis Association commemorative gold stick pin last summer in recognition of the eleven years she has been community-service chairman of the Southwestern Tennis Association.

GordonJorgensen, USTA official , presented the award to Marion as part of the organization's 100th anniversary . He praised her efforts in developing junior tennis among minority groups, particularly American Indians

It is a tribute to Marion's adaptability that, at almost 80 years of age, she has turned her social service interests into helping American Indians, cenainly one of the most deprived groups in the United States, and united her social service interests with the tennis interests of her husband.

Marion has a bachelor ' s degree from Boston University, a master's degree in psychiatric social work from Smith College, and a fierce determination to contribute to a better world.

"As a retired social worker," she said, "and with my family background (her father taught theology at Boston University for 25 years), 1 felt that tennis facilities in the valley were being used exclusively by high schools and the general public without considering the potential for creative living among elementary schools and high schools whose students had never been exposed to the sportsmanship of the game.

"An ounce of preventive social advantages prevents tons of social problems. "

Twelve years ago Marion decided she was tired of acting as social chairman of the SWTA Her husband, Jeff, had been SWTA president from 1955 to 1961, and Marion frequently was host for visiting delegates.

In 1970 she was asked to be in charge of a tournament for Phoenix Parks and Recreation. At that first tournament, she passed out donated used rackets and clothing An anonymous sponsor provided $200 for balls and trophies.

" I remember one black girl played barefoot on the coun," Marion said . "We got her shoes ."

Marion and her husband are both lifetime USTA members. Jeff, who runs the tennis pro shop at Paradise Valley Country Club, has played in tournaments all his life . Now a cardcarrying" Super Senior, " he was ranked seventh in the nation in men's 80 singles in 1980 and sixth in doubles.

"Some players are trophy-status mad, " Marion said "Jeff plays tennis for the fun of it That's why our marriage has lasted for 49 years. "

Marion is a social player who prefers to play with her grandchildren and contribute to tennis behind the scenes .

She was an active supponer of the project to install four tennis courts at the Phoenix Indian High School in 1976. She has arranged to have medallions for the PIHS varsity presented annually at the school's sports banquet . In a funher effon to stimulate interest in tennis at the Indian school, Marion bought material and a pattern to make a tennis dress in a home economics class.

During her years as a Pi Phi active at Boston University, Marian held a number of chapter offices and was a Convention delegate. She remains active with the alumnae group in Phoenix and attended many of the meetings and functions during the Convention in Phoenix in 1979.

Panhel Conference Formed

by MARy EllEN DESALVO

The Nonheastern Interfraternity Conference (NEIFC) held its annual conference on the weekend of February 26, 1982, in Atlantic City . This was the first time the NEIFC extended an invitation to all the college Panhellenies in the nonheastern pan of the United States to attend the conference . Upon receipt of this invitation, the area advisors of the National Panhellenic Conference in the nonheast organized workshops and lectures specifically for the Panhellenies. Because of the great response and attendance of the Panhellenies, the Nonheastern Panhellenic Conference (NEPC) was formed.

Pennspyania Gamma's Stephanie Kromer was one of the founding members of the NEPC. She represented the Dickinson College Panhellenic at the NEIFC and is serving as vice president and soon to be president. With the formation of the NEPC, Stephanie was also nominated and elected to serve as the first president of the NEPC. Stephanie will oversee five area vice presidents and consult with them in their organization of area conferences in the fall She will also work jointly with the NEIFC officers to coordinate the first annual NEIFCI NEPC conference to take place in 1983.

A family of PI PhIs dIsplay same good old FraternIty spIrit. Fram the left: Danna Crawford Skaer , Callfarnla Delta: her daughter DebbIe , CalifornIa Eta: Janet Skaer Ward, the gIrls' aunt from CalifornIa Beta: and Donna ' s second daughter, Kathy , an actIve at OntarIo Beta.

Pledge Daughters Follow Traditions of Families

by l.F.sLIE DAVIS

Pledge mothers and pledge families are a very imponant pan of Missouri Beta . Families often have pictures taken together and go to brunch or dinner. Family trees are written in histories and given to pledges at initiation. Some talents also run in families. In the Washington University chapter, there are many mothers, daughters, and even grandmothers who have the same accomplishments.

Three generations of one family have consecutively served as Pi Phi rush chairmen: Pam Payes, 1980-81, and daughter Melissa Frischling, 1981-82. Melissa's pledge daughter, Julia Buser, was installed in February as rush chairman for 1982-83.

Senior Ruth Raths was chapter historian for spring, 1981. Encouraged by Ruth's efforts, her pledge daughter, Mego Sledge, became historian in the fall of 1981. Mego had many new ideas for the history and for the office. Spring semester a new Fraternity history interest group was formed under Mego's direction. She is also co-historian for spring, 1982.

Jennifer Becker-Brydges is living up to her pledge mother's legacy. Her mom, Lyndee Bun, was Panhellenic representative in 1980-81, and chapter president in 1981-82. Jenni became Panhellenic representative in fall, 1981, and is the new Missouri Beta president, having been installed by her pledge mother in February.

Sophomore Debbie Berman has a new daughter from the spring class. Pledge Lee Miller and Debbie nave similar talents in the performing arts They both in the cast of Company, a mainstage musical production and had the leads in the production, with Sigma Alpha Mu, of Frat Side Story, a musical skit for Thuneen Carnival.

The pledge mother-daughter relationship will always be special. This relationship also seems to be inspiring for some daughters . Things run in the families at Missouri Beta.

Sixty Years Celebrated

On October 14 last, Florida Beta at Florida State University celebrated the 60th anniversary of the chapter's founding with an ice cream reception for Tallahassee alumnae, Golden Arrow members , and two of the chaner members. Minutes from the first chapter meeting in 1921 were read , and an old scrapbook was enjoyed The two chaner members received silver trays inscribed with the founding date.

The evening ended with the chapter and guests gathered in a circle outdoors to sing " Ocean To Ocean " and other favor i te songs. The event was much appreciated by Florida Beta as it gave its members a chance to learn of the ir chapter' s past and realize its significance in the present

A Washlngtan leta mather-daughter camblnatlan, Meso Sledge, left , and Ruth Raths, have been chapter historians In consecutive yeora.

Teresa Siracusa, Tenne,,_ Delta, Is a yellaw fever mosquito In the Delta Zeta Follies at Memphis State. Theme of the skit, performed by PI Phi and Sigma Chi, was "Memphis and Its Memories." Thr_ weeks of hard practice resulted In the mixed division trophy, and overall trophyl

Edited by CLARE HARDING SANFORD

NEAR TIlE GREATS

by Agnes Wright Spring, Wyoming Alpha

Platte 'N Press publisher, Frederick, CO, 1981, 162 pp.

The author of this book has been important to Pi Beta Phi for many years, serving as ARRow Editor, 1921-28, Acting Director of Settlement School in its early years, "Wd National Historian, 1934-38. She also has the distinction of being State Historian for two states-Wyoming and Colorado .

Her book consists of vignettes of famous people with whom she has had a direct or indirect association, with special emphasis on those from the West. More than 130 people are spotlighted, including the Unsinkable Molly Brown, Buffalo Bill, Calamity Jane, as well as presidents and fIrst ladies, authors and actors, people of interest from all walks of life.

Her portraits of many are based on personal experience. With others she relies on letters or associations with the children, grandchildren, or mutual acquaintances of her subjects to provide insight into their characters . Agnes Spring has met many famous people: she's had lunch with Mari Sandoz, talked with Mamie Eisenhower, helped Ralph Edwards research one of. his shows, corresponded with William Randolph Hearst, received an award from the National Cowboy Hall of Fame presented by Walter Brennan.

There are numerous references to Pi Phi in the book. The author studied journalism at Columbia on a Pi Beta Phi Fellowship, and her many contributions to the Fraternity are mentioned throughout the book. Also, several of her subjects are Pi Phis, including Carrie Chapman Catt and Grace Coolidge.

Altogether, it's an interesting book by an interesting lady!

JUST FOR YOU

Edited by Susan Alton Schmeltz

Illustrated by Judyth Caudill-Paye

Contributors include Patricia Taylor Augustine, Iowa Gamma; Margaret HickenlooperJohnston, Iowa Zeta

Quality Books, pub., Kansas City, MO 1981, 100 pp.

A children's anthology containing 24 stories, essays and poems for young readers up to age 12 includes contribution by two Pi Phis, Patricia Augustine and MargaretJohnston . Patricia Augustine has both a story and a poem in this book. An electronic breakdown sparked by a little boy's fantasic shoe-fmding invention is the theme of her shott story, "The Shoe Search System ." She also has a delightful poem called " Decisions! " about the weighty problem of one flavor among so many possibilities for an lce cream cone .

Margaret Johnston has written many stories for children . Her story "The Night of the Round Moon," based on a Hawaiian legend, features the mythological theme of gods and mottals falling in love and the dire consequences that follow

These two contributors join seventeen others to produce this children's book that is meant to emphasize quality in content, construction, and educational value.

niB GRACIOUS GOURMET

by Susan Burbridge Staten Florida Delta

Coral Springs, Florida, 1980, 53 pp.

A friend of mine from the Ft. Lauderdale Alumnae Club highly recommends this cookbook by one of its members who has compiled her favorite recipes in this book. In addition to writing and publishing this book, Susan Staten offers catering services in the greater Ft. Lauderdale and gives cooking demonstrations at alum meetings.

The, recipes-appetizers, salads, vegetables, entrees, and desserts-are accompanied by special notes with suggestions and recommendations by the author. Some of the recipes witlt their clear directions make gourmet cooking look easy I panicularly enjoyed reading about making "Chocolate Rolls and Curls" and my friend recommends the "Greek Stew."

YOUR PERSONAL GUIDE TO FINANCIAL FITNESS

by Paula A. Heil, Indiana Beta

Simon and Schuster, publisher, New York, 1981, 126 pp.

A former Miss Indianapolis, Pi Phi Paula Heil brings impressive credentials to the task of assembling a fmancial fItness guide : investment counselor, former stockbroker, Associate Director of Corporate Executive Services at a major New York investment banking fIrm.

In her book she outlines a simple, step-by-step 10-week program designed to educate the reader and help him or her take control of personal fmances.

Paula believes the simple secret to fmancial well-being is setting goals and establishing ptiorities. She starts her program by having the reader decide on a specifIc 12-month goal, price it, and develop a strategy to attain it

In the process of developing her program she covers many of the financial problems we all need help on: budgeting or , as Paula prefers to say, developing an expense plan; choosing a bank ; buying on credit; selecting insurance; deciding on investments ; making a will.

The book is filled with charts , checklists and exercises. It also contains many helpful definitions of fmancial terms

Barbara Bachman Exhibits Aerobics At World's Fair

It ' s entirely possible that Pi Phis attending the World ' s Fair in Knoxville, Tenn , the month Oune) will have an opportunity to see Action Aerobics Inc. in the Creative Human Energy section. Those who have that opportunity should say hello to Barbara Atkinson Bachman, Nebraska Beta

Barbara lives in Brentwood, Tenn., and she. teaches in the elementary school in Mt. Juliet, Tenn. It was there that she started teaching informal aerobic classes in late 1980. Over 125 women attended the flfSt class. Due to the large demand generated there, Barbara decided to incorporate inJanuary, 1981, and expand the program statewide.

One year later, Action Aerobic classes can be taken in 20 Tennessee cities plus 15 others located in Indiana and Kentucky. Over 2,000 students, all women, participate in the dance-fitness program.

"We plan to enter five more states in the southeast and hope to have a total membership of 5 ,000 in 100 cities in 1982," said Barbara. "After what we did in 1981, our goals are not so unrealistic. ' ,

Aerobic dancing is a popular form of exercise consisting of easy-to-Iearn choreographed dance moves performed to music. It strengthens the heart, lungs, circulatory system, and respiratory system in addition to toning muscles and increasing flexibility and coordination. Many have coupled aerobic dancing with proper diet for successful weight control.

Barbara was contacted by the Creative Human Energy section of the World's Fair last year about participating in the sports and fitness programs being exhibited at the fair.

N.Y. Deltas Are All EARS

by LAURA OLDER

EARS is a student run organization at Cornell standing for " empathy assistance referral service . " ,Lisa Rapetti , Marisa Albanese, Karen Parfitt, Mary Tynan, and Sarah Garlan are New York Deltas who are members of this group EARS provides anonymous counseling to students facing academic , emotional, or social problems The counselors receive many weeks of training to become effective listeners, and learning how to give suppon and references to students facing a wide variety of problems including drug and alcohol abuse , severe· depression, unwanted pregnancy , or roommate problems The service maintains 24 hour phone lines to EARS counselors.

Karen says she has given advice to many distraught students. She says , "It's funny the degree of difference in severity of problems the students are concerned about. Depression is one of the biggest caller difficulties. Usually , a test goes badly , or there are family or boyfriend-girlfriend problems After a while , it becomes much easier to speak with these callers , simply because of the experience gained through repetition. "

Giving advice is not the underlying goal of this group .

In November, she learned that ber program had been chosen . Since the theme of the fair is energy, it includes not only the energy that moves industry but the energy that generated human movement, creativity, and artistic expression . .

"The officials chose Energy Dance Aerobics as a dynamic form of that individual expressive energy that is so central to the theme of the fair," explained Barbara.

"We were selected because the officials felt we were the most complete aerobics program that applied . "

Barbara has been an active member of the Nashville Alumnae Club since she moved there from Phoenix in 1980. She has been membership chairman, Arrowcraft chairman, and in charge of Entrance and Security for the club's tremendous Christmas Village annual project .

Marisa says, "We just listen , repeat what is said, and ask questions to help the person son things through in their own mind. Usually, this helps them a great deal."

Lisa is an EARS counselor because she enjoys people. "It's great to help people feel better in their environment. I like to think it's my small contribution on campus . "

Sarah spends a great deal of time in the EARS office . "It ' s rewarding in many ways. At school, people tend to become so self-centered , that I enjoy expending my energy in a giving mode. "

Pat Neal Receives Flowers

Popular actress and speaker , Patricia Neal, was presented with wine and silver blue carnations by the Indiana Gamma cpapter when she spoke on the Butler University campus . The flowers were presented to Miss Neal by active members of the chapter on the first day of her two-day appearance . Miss Neal was the guest speaker for the Sunnyside Guild ' s Town Hall Series . Her topic was "An Unquiet Life ."

The Pi Phis we re mos t app reciative that Miss Neal could take some time out from her busy schedule to accept the flowers. It will be an experience long remembered by the lucky girls

Barbara and Robert Holmes choreograph a skit durfng rehearsal. (Photo-Gerald Holly)

mlnoll Aipha'i 1911-12 pledt- cia performed the winning Iklt In Monmouth', Compul Tal.nt Show. Dr l.d 01 palrl repr ntlng varioul occupatlonl, the young women lang a long laying "Th.r. II nothing w.'d rather bel" than a PI PhI.

Lawrence Picks Pi Phis For "Outstanding" Awards

For the past two years, winners of the " Outstanding Young Woman of Lawrence" award have been members of the Lawrence (Kan.) Alumnae CIJ.lb

The 1981 award was presented to Joan Gilpin Golden, Kansas Alpha, and the winner this year is Margaret "Markie" Davis Bieri, Kansas Beta The honor is presented annually by the LawrenceJaycettes .

Joan received her bachelor's degree in business administration from Kansas University, and has been an active member and leader in community activities for many years. She is a past president of the alumnae club. She and her husband, Webster, have two young legacies, Meghan and Gretchen. Joan was chosen from five nominees for the award .

Markie was one of four nominees judged on the basis of ability, personal and/or business progress, and contributions to the community She and her doctor husband, Peter, have three children.

Markie attended Kansas State and is an honors graduate of Kansas University, with a bachelor's degree in nursing. She is associated with the Geriatric Clinic of the county health Depanment. She attended the Pi Phi Convention in Dallas and is the current chairman of the Alumnae Advisory Committee at Kansas Alpha.

Tangled Webs Lead Pledges To Grandmas

by CAmY LEPOIDEVIN

My Washington Beta pledge class and I awaited anxiously for the night to come when we would get our grandmas. We knew it would be coming soon, for the excitement could be seen on the actives' faces as they rushed about on "secret" errands. Their constant smiles made us wonder even more.

The night arrived on November 4 as we were gathered for the weekly Wednesday night pledge meeting. About half way through the meeting, we were interrupted by a visit from the programs and scholarship chairmen. They told us the grandma-grand babe night had been cancelled as we had found out about it. You can imagine the disappointment we all felt upon hearing this announcement. We had heard so many wonderful stories of this special night.

But the joke was on us. The members just wanted it to be more of a surprise. And a marvelous surprise it was!

We were given matching blue laced nightgowns to put on and proceeded upstairs. In one of the rooms, we found the ends of strings with our names on them. We were told that our grandmas would be at the other end of the strings Our task was to follow the strings throughout the house until we found that long-sought end.

The halls and rooms were filled with different colors of yarn, and thirty-two girls trying to unscramble the confusion. My eyes grew bigger and bigger as I watched my ball of string growing larger. I was one of the last girls downstairs as I spent at least fifteen minutes climbing over, under, and around the beds ' in the sleeping dorm. My grandma must have had a great time throwing my ball of string around the house.

I finally came to the end of my journey where my new grandma awaited. Mter the initial excitement of meeting our Pi Phi families, everyone joined together in a circle for the traditional Cooky-Shine. We drank hot chocolate and made wishes on the giant cookies Pi Phi love filled the air as each new grandma stood up to read a poem written especially for her grandbabe.

The night ended with ninety girls roaming the Washington University campus and serenading our favorite fraternities.

The stories we had heard were true. It was an enjoyable, memorable night!

Three On Indy 500 Court

Indiana Beta was represented in the 1982 Indianapolis 500 car race by three Pi Phis who were chosen as princesses for the event. Kathy Kerezman, Holly Ralston, and Roxanne Butler patticipated in the many events leading up to the race, including modeling sessions, an Elizabeth Arden clinic, Mayor's breakfast, press conference, the Queen's Ball, and a parade through Indianapolis.

Back on the Indiana University campus , Gail French and Julie Campbell were among ten girls modeling spring fashions at the Little 500 Style Show.

Arrowmont Items Given To Museum

by SUZANNE WEBB BRUNSON

With the Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts one of the top priorities of the Tennessee Arts Commission this year , the Nashville Alumnae Club has donated two Arrowmont items to the Tennessee State Museum for its permanent collection.

Under the leadership of Evy Kay Rhodus Ritzen, Nashville Alumnae Club president, a linen printed wall hanging by Clare Verstegen , entitled "Triangles," and a "circus basket " by Sandy Blain were presented at the group's January meeting. Members gathered at the museum for a box luncheon and an updated slide presentation by Roy Overcast, current program director for the Tennessee Arts Commission which oversees the museum. Overcast spent five summers in Gatlinburg, as an undrgraduate, studying native crafts.

Also on hand to accept the gift were James Kelly , museum collections curator, Lois Riggins, museum director, and Debbie Dale Mason, another Nashville Pi Phi who is coordinator of museum information.

The Nashville Alumnae Club supports Arrowmont through funds raised at its annual Christmas Village. The club offers $600 in scholarships,

with $400 designated as first preference to applicants from the metropolitan Nashville area

Clare Verstegen has served as program coordinator at Arrowmont since September , 1980. Her work has been shown at invitational exhibitions in both Tennessee and Wisconsin.

Sandy Blain became director of Arrowmont two years ago and has been a practicing professional craftsman in ceramics since 1964. Her ceramics have been exhibited nationally since that time and she holds numerous awards and purchases for her works

Denise Deckard, Indiana Zeta, was named as one of the ten flnaliitl In the 1982 Mill Ball State Pageant In February.

Festival Sparks Weekend Fun

by SIGRID MENDEL

Every year at the University of Vermont, a special winter weekend is organized . It is a weekend of fun, parties, and activities for the entire University and community. This year the school purchased two new mascot uniforms, "Charlie and Kitty Catamount, " and decided to marry them as part of the weekend's theme of "Celebration. " The weekend includes all sorts of winter activities: BroomBall (a son of ice hockey with brooms and a rubber ball), cross country skiing, snowshoe races, a snow sculpture competition, a campus singing competition, and parties to bring everyone together for some winter fun!

Vermont Betas were active in all parts of Winterfest, but nine Pi Phis served on the 1981 Winterfest Committee . Four of the five individual planning committees were headed by Pi Phis! Liz Holland headed the publicity committee, which was staffed by three sisters, Lisa Krutt, Pam Stevens andJen Kittredge These girls were responsible for all of the slogans, posters, newspaper, and radio ads

Leslie MacKenzie chaired the recreation committee, which organized all of the outdoor events Leslie also organized the popular Broom-Ball tournament, with almost 2,000 participants! Vermont Beta also had a team in the competition.

Lizabeth Battles headed the special events committee with the help of Amy Ellis and Cathy Carr. These girls arranged for a showing of the movie "A Wedding," all of the campus parties, and the Campus Sing, where fraternities, sororities, and residence halls demonstrated their singing talents. Vermont Beta also participated with the largest group of all! Lizabeth headed the judging of the snow sculpture competition. She and other sisters esconed the three distinguished judges: Mrs. Barbara Snelling, wife of Vermont Governor Richard Snelling ; Dr. Lattie Coor, President of the University, and his lovely wife, Mrs. Ina Coor, who is also a Pi Phi.

Displaying the Nalhville Club'l donatlonl to the Stote MUleum are Debbie Dale Malon and Roy Overcalt, Jr., of the mUleum ltaH, left, and Evy Kay Rhodul Rltzen, Club President, and Charlotte Ann Eckel Edwardl, Kappa Alumnae Province Prelldent.

Up, Up To Tap

"Here's to the parties I missed to make the Arizona State University Dean's List." This was the motto sixteen Arizona Beta Pi Phis lived by during the fall 1981 semester . The chapter's successful scholastic program. chaired by Brenda Stewart and Joan Roush. brought Pi Phi from a number four standing to number one in a single semester . This achievement (active G.P.A. of 3.146) is one of great pride to Arizona Beta, who snagged the academic crown from Kappa Alpha Theta who had worn it for seven semesters.

High Spirits Win

Everyone pitched in to make a big splash with the Rain Show presented by Tennessee Alpha chapter on February 19, 1982. The Moms Club called a special meeting on Tuesday evening prior to the event in order to sew yard after yard of sequins onto umbrellas which they provided Numerous alumnae dropped in from time to time to keep up on progress as we rehearsed-for two months! One alumna contributed her time and talents to arranging the music. teaching the parts. and accompanying the group on the piano. The All-Sing director composed and directed the choreography

When the curtains opened on twenty-six girls glittering in bright green satin shon jumpsuits with navy umbrellas. everyone considered her time well spent in preparation for the contest . The Pi Phis sang and danced through a ten-minute medley of lighthearted music which included "Singing in the Rain." "Just Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella." "April Showers." and' 'Blue Skies . "

Pi Phi All-Sing director Pattye Cook and accompanist Pamper Park acknowledged the imponance of the entire Pi Phi team in the presentation of a very satisfying performance. Is it any wonder that the Pi Phis floated away with the Spirit Award?

Pattye Cook

Panhel Awards

The Washington University Women's Panhellenic Association awards sorority women for outstanding service and accomplishment. This year Ruth Raths won the Greek Spirit award and new initiate Carol Rosenfeld won the Outstanding Pledge award for Pi Phi . Eight Pi Phis were honored for outstanding scholarship. more than any other sorority Pi Phis with a 3.5 or higher were Debbie Berman Leslie Bolner . Sue Garry. Steph Hedstrom. Linda Morgan. Caren Rubin . Claire Tsung, and Kathy Weber .

Sweep Greek Week

The Indiana Zeta chapter swept Greek Week at Ball State University for the second year in a row. The Pi Phis captured the first place trophy for the "Outstanding Greek Participation Award." This award was based on group participation and contribution to the philanthropy on a collection basis . Pi Phis also captured the first place trophy for the Greek Fair Senior Tina Hudson. 1981 chapter president. represented Pi Beta Phi in the Greek Week Queen contest . Tina placed in the top five. which aided the Pi Phi victory.

Activities included the annual basketball game with Eastern Michigan; an all campus fund raiser in which the chapter sold bedtime stories ; exchange dinners with different Greek organizations; a roller skating marathon; the Greek fair exhibit ; a variety show ; and a pin and letter day.

Through chapter spirit and unity the Indiana Zetas dominated throughout the week. Due to the involvement of all the members. Pi Phis were once again successful in Greek Week

Kelly Myers

Smart Pledges

The Oklahoma Alpha pledge class had top grades on campus for the fall semester of 1981. The average was above "Pi" which was the goal they were aiming for. Seven girls received a 4.0 G . P.A . This excellent pledge class average helped the house in the overall grades . Not only did the study hall hours help but so did the new program called study tribes These and other endless hours of studying paid off.

Allison Badger

Triumph In Two

In the fall of 1981, the Michigan Delta Pi Phis participated in two of the most imponant Greek events on the Albion College campus. The first was Sigma Chi Derby Day, and the second was Sorority Songfest Sigma Chi Derby Day consisted of a number of events, for both athletes and non-athletes, in which the sororities could compete. Points were determined by the percentage of women who participated from each sorority, as well as by how well they did. The Pi Phis did well in every event and were proud to bring home the 1981 Sigma Chi Derby Day trophy.

Sorority Songfest consisted of competition in two muscial divisions-serious and popular. In the serious competition, six Pi Phis sang " Songs of the Night," and, in the popular competition, all members participated with the theme " Be A Clown." The Pi Phis placed first in the popular division and third in the serious division, with an overall second place in 1981 Sorority Songfest .

Sing For Second

The Kentucky Alphas won second place this year in the 44th Annual Fryberger Sing, a singing competition involving most Greek fraternities and sororities, as well as other campus organizations at the University of Louisville.

The Pi Phis placed second singing a medley of Pi Phi songs. Their success came much to their pleasant surprise. This is the first time since 1975 that the Pi Phis have placed in Fryberger competition.

Another surprise came when freshman Kitty O'Donnell was awarded the Mortar Board Outstanding Freshman Award . Cathy Marx was tapped for Mortar Board while Andrea Boone was inducted into the Order of Omega, an honorary society for outstanding contribution to the Greek system. Kelly O'Neal and Kitty O'Donnell were also named members of Lambda Sigma, a sophomore honorary society .

Kitty 0 'Donnell

Returns; Pi Phi Named Queen

Homecoming traditions are finding their way back into the hearts of many Syracuse University students. The Pi Phis are no exception, and New York Alpha Andrea Birbillis chaired the Homecoming activities last fall. Andrea monitored the king and queen .contests, float contest, parade, and rally, and even sold t-shirts.

Take First With Varsity Revue Act

At Oklahoma State, Pi Phi and Sigma Nu proved to be a successful combination and won first place in Varsity Revue's large group act.

The director, Leigh Ann Ferrell, worked with music coordinator, Janis Ashcraft, and dance coordinator, Tish Razook, to produce a song and dance act to the theme of "A Whale of a Tale."

The overall theme of the Varsity Revue production was •'The Inside Story." The Pi Phis and Sigma Nus told the story of Captain Jonah and his ship inside the belly of the whale .

In addition to winning first place, the group also won best music and choreography and best costumes and backdrop.

At the same time, Tricia Olgeaty was walking around campus rolling through her brain the name of every athlete who ever played on a Syracuse team, past to present. "How are you," and how is the weather" was answered with a famous S.U. player's name. The hard work paid off, however, since Tricia's determination to know everything about Syracuse University won her the position as Homecoming Queen!

Jody Fletcher. left. and Martha Huntington. Iowa Gammas. are on the executIve council of the Iowa State Panhenenlc. Jody II trealurer of the organization and Martha II rUlh coordinator. Martha kept bUIY In the Iprlng with rulh mallingi. publications. and the lelectlon of rulh counlelon. Jody II Involved with budget planning and organizing fund ralsen.

Jull Butler. Oregon Beta. II the new trealurer of the Associated Studentl of Oregon State Unlvenlty. She II allo chapter trealurer. Prior to her recent election. Jull wal a liberal artl ,enator. and chairman of the ASOSU Student Government Committee.

It wal a 'Whale of a Tale" the PI PhIl and SIgma NUl told during Vanity Revue at Oklahoma State.

Skier Ready For 1984 Olympics

by 1iA BoARDMAN

"As a new sister at Pi Beta Phi, Burlington, Vermont, my sisters thought that I might like to share my experiences with Pi Phis across the country ." These are the words of Betsy Haines, 1982 initiate of Vermont Beta chapter.

One might wonder is she speaking of experiences in growing up in a big family in Anchorage, Alaska ; on being named to the 1977 U.S. Baby Blue ski team; of her time with the U.S. "A" ski team; or the 1978 World Championships in Finland. Perhaps she is referring to her travels through the U.S. and all over Europe, training for the 1980 Olympics. Betsy is referring to all these wonderful experiences

Betsy is a skier who gained an excellent endurance base at a young age training with her brother Chris who made the 1976 Olympic ski team. "I had the greatest coaching right in my own home," Betsy says.

It was after she participated in the 1978 World Championships in Finland that Betsy knew she wanted to go to the Olympics. That year Betsy graduated from high school and trained year round until the 1980 Olympics. During this time she was able to travel the U.S. and allover Europe going to ski races.

It was New Year's Eve in a hotel in Oslo, Norway, when the head coach told her she had made the Olympic team.

When the time ftnally arrived, Betsy was a bit "shell shocked ." The opening ceremony, dressed in Olympic splendor, "feeling totally American, " and marching in to that cheering crowd was the highlight of Betsy 's life .

"A feeling of pride and exhilaration swept right through me; I was actually almost crying. I was so proud."

The next day Betsy was standing in the starting gate with bib #1 on. "I was pretty nervous," she says. She skied with heart, soul , and every muscle in her body. She started off with a pack of skiers behind her and ended up 37th out of 38, "a pretty disappointed kid. "

Betsy says , "As I look back now, and as my coach told me then, it was the

greatest experience in the world, and ifl make it to the '84 or '88 Olympics I'll be ready." The rest of the two weeks in the Olympic village was like a dream to Betsy and especially exciting was meeting athletes from all over the world.

"I'll always remember the Olympics as something very special in my life Pi Beta Phi is also very special to me. I love it! " says Betsy . Nowadays Betsy skis on the UVM ski team, tries to keep up with her mechanical engineering homework, and helps out at Pi Phi

Four of the six girls In the Connor family are PI Phis at Florida State. The first two to become Florida Betas were Ann Connor Evans and Emily Connor Hunt, now alumnae. Current actlv or. Alice , left, and Suzanne. Two Connor sisters-In-law are also PI Phis: Julie Tebo Connor and Karla Kulver Connor.

White Waters Challenge Pam

by KEu. Y WILLIAMS

For the past ten years , Pam Moeller , Oklahoma Alpha, has been spending her summers in Canada enjoying the scenic Canadian rivers She is a skilled white water canoeist and has led groups of all ages on trips ranging from two days to nine days into the river wilderness . Canadian white water rivers are rated from one to five, with five being the most difficult to navigate. Pam has successfully mastered many five rated rivers. The most rewarding moment in her canoeing career was when, at the age of seventeen, Pam received the Voyager Award This award encompasses outstanding canoeing and safety abilities as well as leadership abilities.

This summer Pam is hoping to take a two week, 450 mile canoe trip to James Bay, in extreme northern Canada, with several of her canoe instructor friends

Pam Moeller, Oklahoma Alpha

New Project Creates New Alumnae Interest

by SHEILA PEARsoN LunDY

Mter many years of collecting foodstuffs for the Hartford Foodbank during the Christmas season, it was felt that a fresh community project was needed to enthuse the Hartford (Conn ) Alumnae Club Where there were many worthwhile projects suggested, they decided to participate in the Christmas Festival of Trees at the Wadsworth Atheneum , an outstanding fIDe arts museum in Hartford. Many companies and organizations in the area decorate trees or wreaths during the festival which are donated to the Atheneum and which ·the Atheneum, in turn, sells to raise money Since Pi Phi ' s name would appear under the wreath and in the program, and because the decoration of a wreath could be tackled at monthly meetings, the members were doubly enthusiastic.

Under the leadership of program chairman Alyce Smith Kohlmann, they worked within the festival theme of Brotherhood to devise the beautiful wreath . Using small wooden spoons, they fashioned Pi Phi spoon dolls in blue calico dresses to encircle the wreath, with braided wine and blue ribbon joining the dolls one to another As one member painted faces on the bowls of the spoons, others worked on creating yarn hairstyles for the "Pi Phi angels ." Each of the calico dresses was sewn on machine by a club member , as others sewed hands and lace trim onto the dresses by hand. The wreath itself was natural sea lavender, baby's breath, and artemisia.

The final product was assembled by Alyce and Tag Groneau Barley , and entided "The Ties of Sisterhood ."

Lead adr lel

Cindy Friend, Bridget Devlin, and Kathl_n Bond.

Club Hosts Jean Scott

by MARy Lu PENDERGRAST MEIXEI.L

It was a grand evening in every sense of the word! The Northern Virginia Alumnae Club hosted an elegant dessert party in December, in honor of Pi Phi's Grand President Jean Wirths Scott.

The visit was in conjunction with the installation of Virginia Zeta at Virginia Tech, the latest chapter chartered in Delta Province, and a trip to Maryland Beta and the University of Maryland. Northern Virginia Alumnae Club was in charge of the installation banquet at the installation.

On hap.d to welcome Mrs Scott were alumnae club officers and members and Delta Province officers. A special guest in attendance was Marianne Reid Wild, Grand President Emeritus.

Mter sampling delicious desserts, the group paused to listen to reflections and reminiscing offered by Mrs. Scott, highlighting the evening

As a token of true Virginia hospitality, NYAC presented Mrs Scott with a pewter Jefferson cup as a souvenir of her visit .

Duo Diets Take Dives

The Monmouth Duo for Louisiana Alpha at Newcomb College was an event-HUed week in March. The Pi Phis and the Kappas held luncheons , a crawfish party , and a formal to make the event a special one .

Crawfish parties are a New Orleans tradition and Louis iana Alpha makes no exception to the rule. The night before Monmouth, a conventional crawfish party was staged in the street in front of the Pi Phi house. Warm weather and large appetites for the native shellfish made the evening a delightful one. The girls and their dates ate crawfish until they could peel no more Then it was horne to res t up for the big evening

The Monmouth Duo dance was held at the Marriott in the Mardi Gras ballroom Girls took their dates out to dinner or to various panies before the formal . Guys in tuxedos and girls in party clothes made the evening a very special one.

from the Kanlal Alpha performance In the Kanlal University Rock Chalk Revue pale with their Phi Gamma Delta partners.

Standing, from left: Paul Blnter, Mary Diederich, Arlene Chanco and Mike Wagner. Seated, David Claflin and Kapryce Berry.

IIlInoll Etal showed off their smiling faces to the Decatur community by hastesslng at an open houle held by a local automobile dealer. Millikin PI Phil who helped In the community activity were (I-r) Caroline Edwards, Emily Kirby , Melodle Ahrenl,

Homecoming actlyltl.. at Drury Call Included a new cantestcar decorating. Missouri Gamma's hard work and enthusiasm paid off as their carfl_t won flnt place.

Formal Rush Results Give Cause To Rejoice

by CHRIS ZACK

Virginia Zeta's first formal rush last winter was deemed a complete success by everyone who was involved. Though rush chairman Beth Holland had her hands full with organizing activities, the week went smoothly and Virginia Zeta made quota This was quite an accomplishment since, of the nine sororities at Virginia Tech, only four made quota The girls who came through rush this year looked closely at Pi Phi because they were the •• new kids on the block." But Virginia Zeta opened each party with songs and smiles and many girls seemed very impressed with how much Pi Phi has accomplished since installation last December

At Celebration, when the pledges of each sorority are announced to the excited sisters, Pi Phi was pleased to find that not only had they made quota, but that they had some of the friendliest and most enthusiastic girls on campus Celebration was truly a time to celebrate for Pi Phi.

Nursing Grad Achieves Enviable Scholastic Record

Good grades are nothing unusual for Ohio Epsilon Pi Phi Lisa Hartkopf. Lisa was one of the recipients of the Harriet Rutherford Johnstone scholarship this year and she is graduating from the University of Toledo summa cum laude this month, with a Bachelor of Science in nursing. Since beginning college, Lisa has never received any grade below an "A"! Maintaining her 4.0 average in the nursing major was especially tough but Lisa also managed to be active in Pi Phi, serving as scholarship chairman and historian. She is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, Sigma Theta Tau nursing honorary, Phi Kappa Phi, and Peppers Honor Society, a leadership and service honorary at UT.

Not only does Lisa get good grades herself, but she also has been a very active tutor for any Pi Phi who needed helpespecially in chemistry, physiology, or microbiology!

Service At Top Speed Is Cold, Wet Project

by KrrrY O'DoNNEll

Have you ever been up to your elbows in cold water, dripping wet, and trying to hand out cups in the middle of a flurry of hands and arms? No, this was not an attempt to give a very thirsty octopus a drink of water. It was a service project the Kentucky Alphas took part in one Sunday morning last fall, working at a water stop for the Louisville Metro Marathon .

Several Louisville Pi Phis showed up early one Sunday morning ready to donate their services to the Metro Parks Service who sponsored the race Little did they know that twenty minutes later they would be assaulted by almost 1,500 thirsty joggers with outstretched hands awaiting a cold drink of water. It was quite an experience, and a very wet one at that, as Pi Phis tried to keep cups fllied and waiting for the mass onslaught of runners.

For about ten minutes, everything was a blur of arms, cups, and runners. But after the hysteria (and the runners) passed, the Pi Phis were faced with an even bigger mess. Cleaning up! Everywhere for about a thousand feet were cups, and cups, and cups!-all left behind by the runners now far down the course headed for the next water stop.

It was a messy, wet, cold, but fun experience for the Kentucky Alphas. They learned just how much fun service at full speed could be!

illinois Zeta's won flr.t place for original co.tume In Kappa Alpha Theta's Bed Race. at the Unlyenlty of Illinois. Dr sed a. "Daddy'. LIttle Girl." were Bridget Donlan. Debbie Hopwoad. Nancy Repp. Sue Tarnawa. and Sue Fenstermaker.

AA C Chairman Is Teacher of Year

by DONNA MEYERs

Carol Besserer Allman, Florida Beta, has been chosen Exceptional Education Teacher of the Year in Florida.

Carol, a member of the Florida Beta Alumnae Advisory Committee, has given much time and service to her chapter as well as to her community. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from Florida State in 1971, and went on to obtain her Master's degree in 1976.

Besides being a wife and mother of two boys, Carol teaches braille at F. S.U. to students who are preparing to be teachers of visually impaired children; is a consultant for the department of education involved in putting state assessment tests and teacher cettification exams into braille ; serves on state steering committee for visually impaired ; taught the visually impaired for eleven years ; and is presently a staffing and placement specialist for exceptional student education

Israel Discovery Highpoints Summer

Leslie Dobbs, North Carolina Beta, spent last summer in Israel with a program from Duke University's Religion Department It was an exciting and rewarding expreience; very different from anything she had ever done before

The group spent a month in Jerusalem attending classes and en· joying the city'S history During the second month, they lived in northern Israel, near the Lebanese border , and worked on an archeological dig. The site was an ancient town named Nabratein, the founh of a series of her professors ' digs

Their days began at 4 a.m. and they were at work by 5. The field work was finished by 12 : 30 p.m., but, after lunch, there was always pottery washing and recording the data of the day's finds It was often tedious work, but very rewarding to come across a real find.

They discovered an aedicula, a pan of a torah shrine (a replica of the Ark of the Covenant). It was the first piece of a torah shrine ever discovered , even though scholars have long known of their existence

The dig was a great success , as was the entire summer. " I had a fabulous time while learning so much !" said Leslie

Beauty & Brains Combine In Leslie

by KRIsTEN DAVIS

Leslie Lucchina, Vermont Beta, is a 19 year old sophomore at the University of Vermont, and has shown her talent and ability in many areas Her most recent accomplishment was participation in the 1982 Miss Vermont USA beauty pageant, at which she was chosen first runner-up. This victory for Leslie has been preceded by many years of fashion modeling, ranging from other beauty and talent competitions to modeling for stores in the Burlington area

While still attending high school in her hometown of Barre, Vermont, Leslie was chosen Miss Vermont United Teenager for 1979-80 and also received recogniti on as Miss Photogenic at the same competition.

Prior to her modeling work with Magrams , a local department store, Leslie entered the Magrams modeling contest and won first place, receiving a position as a model for the store. She has also done modeling for a boutique in Burlington, as well as panicipating in television commercials for area stores.

Not to be outdone by her successes in modeling and beauty competitions, Leslie has worked hard to maintain her above average grades and a place on the Dean's List for every semester at the University of Vermont. She is interested in pursuing a career in medicine and is enrolled in the pre-med program with a major in mathematics and a minor in statistics .

Vickie Gryder, Mlllllllppi Alpha, II the current Election Commlilioner at the Unlverllty of Southern Mllllllippl. AI commlilioner, .he II In charge of all ltudent electlonl and recelv.. a full yeor Icholar· Ihlp.

Jo Dunn and LIlia Whitacre are Kanlal Aipha'i pride In the PI Kappa Alpha colen· dar at K.U. The two were lelected by Interviewi.

Thr_ IIIlnoll Beta·Deltal are ch_rleaderl for the Knox College varllty balketball team. Margaret Camalto, Tracey Palcal, and Margaret Veritoulen, front, put many long hours Into perfedlng theIr routInes.

Parents Are Rushed As Orientation To Chapter

Maryland Beta pledge trainer, Kristen Ostrom , was responsible for presenting an unusual idea to the chapter at the University. Since it is true that parents ate often not aware of the activities of Pi Phi, Kristen suggested having a parents' "rush." Soon after pledging, the chapter had an orientation for the parents of the new pledges The idea was that parents could become more familiar with the chapter and the Fraternity and have a chance to meet all of the sisters . Refreshments were served and each officer gave a presentation about her office . Parents learned about scholarship, finances, campus and community activities, and alumnae The orientation turned out to be quite a success and all the parents seemed very happy about their new knowledge and friends.

Suzanne Karwolkl, Val Buzal. and Ellen Adler (top row, I·r) and Lila Gughelmone, Alma Ealtman, and Sue Dolan (bottom row) prepare for one of New Yorit Delta'i rush theme partlel, "A NIght at the Clrcul."

Handicap Awareness Day Promotes Understanding

by PEGGy KLINE

Have you ever asked yourself what it would be like to , •run" over to a friend's dorm room in a wheel chair?

During Handicap Awareness Day in April, St. Lawrence students and the sisters of New York Gamma learned how hard this and other such seemingly simple tasks can be for the disabled. Activities included a wheel chair obstacle course and lectures from guest speakers such as the blind marathon runner Harry Corsells . Pi Phi was among the four campus community groups who sponsored the event The entire house panicipated; however , the involvement of two sisters , Sarah Elwell and Cindy Stahl , is particularly notewonhy.

Sarah , a graduating senior, has been involved in the Easter Seals campaign for the past two years . Her concern tor the problems faced by the handicapped led her to become the only student representative to this area's Affirmative Action Committee. Her efforts were appreciated and she was elected to be the overall chairman for the School's Handicap Awareness Day.

Cindy, a rising senior and New York Gamma's V.P. Moral, was Pi Phi's coordinator. Cindy plans to pursue a career in gerontology which involves working with older people. Understanding the difficulties of being handicapped was it step towards a greater comprehension of the problems laced by senior citizens.

Sarah ' s and Cindy's enthusiasm was contagious. The Pi Phi spirit of giving and helping out could be felt throughout the house. The sisters learned a great deal as they worked to broaden the understanding of their fellow students . St. Lawrence's Handicap Awareness Day was a success for all concerned .

Prize Assures Success

California Zeta ' s spring fund raiser, an ice-cream social, promised to be the most productive fund raiser the chapter at U .c. Santa Barbara has undenaken in a long time , due mostly to the chance to win a fantastic door-prize. This prize was a 2·day, I-night, white water rafting trip on the Stanislaus River in Nonhern California. It was made possible by Dani Darcy, an active member of Friends of the River , an environmental group dedicated to the preservation of California's wild and scenic rivers

Members of this group and other groups like the Sierra Club , are petitioning to pass the ealifornia Water Resources Initiative This would insure more conscientious use of California's water resources , as well as protect the remaining nine miles of the Stanislaus River from inundation behind the New Milonis Dam . For every 500 signatures that a member gets on the petition , the member wins a free ri ver trip

W ith the help from the chapter, Dani was able to donate the river trip to the chapter as a door prize

A TTENT/ON: DOODLERS • • • CARTOONISTS

ARTISTS

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YOUR PATH TO FAME AND FORTUNE

A fraternity and sorority "art" contest-

$100 PRIZE FOR THE BEST CARTOON

$100 PRIZE FOR THE BEST ILLUSTRATION

$100 PRIZE FOR THE BEST SPOT ART

$ 20 PRIZE FOR ALL SELECTED RUNNERS-UP

ALL WINNERS WILL BE PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED TO THE FRATERNITY EDITORS FOR CONSIDERATION FOR USE IN THEIR MAGAZINES -A PROBABILITY OF DISPLAY · ALL OVER THE CONTINENT. THERE'S NO ENTRANCE FEE - ONLY A POSTAGE STAMP INVESTMENT.

(Multiple Entries O.K.)

Illustrations and cartoons must be based on Fraternity and/or Sorority Ufe - Experience - Happenings; and they must be suitable for publication. All must be single color and reproducable- ink, pencil, wash , whatever.

Judges decisions will be final. Submission of entry grants permission to publish. Only prize winning entries will be published. Publication will include artist credit.

If you wish your art returned after reproductions are made, please include a prepaid self-addressed mailer

All drawings must be identified by the Artists name, address, Fraternity and college affiliation, and graduation year. There are no other ru les or limitations.

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The se young women have been initiated recently into Pi Beta Ph i chapten

Alabama Alpha Binningham-Southem College-September 1. 1981 : Martha Chenault Decatur; Karen Corton. Birmingham February 13 1982 : Tracy Fulkenon. Dallas. Tex. ; Lynda Henhfelt Clearwater . Fla .; Phyllis Runnels . Dothan ; Becky Thomas . Birm i ngham ; Suzanne Vaughan Anniston

Alabama Beta. Unh'eniry of Alabama-August 22. 1981 : Elaine Howell Tuscaloosa ; Debbie Lockhan Tricia Parish Suzanne Jetton Kelly Allen Birm i ngham ; Elaine Noble Terti Meyen Scottsboro ; Julie Gray Dothan ; Tarah Fitzpatrick New Orleans ; Cathy Crum. Richmond Ind .; Patti Davis Nashville ; Susie York. Opeleika ; Marianne Stephens . Napersville . Ill.

January 30 1982 : Charlene Gudger. Anniston; Laura Lushington Bessemer; Pam Fleck Molly Williams. Luanne Holton. Kathy Parish Birmingham ; Scarlet Phares Eutaw ; Karen Lynch Greenville ; Debbie Sockwell. Mobile ; Carolyn Smith. Montgomery; Caroline Kelly Huntsville ; Lisa Palk Cherie Fuzzell. Amy Boronow. Tana Maze. Tuscaloosa ; Kay Emfinger Tallassee ; Liz Lewis Orlando Fla. ; Susan Womble Dunwoody Ga ; Anne Folger Dahlonega Ga .; Michelle Council Naperville Ill .; Kate Forbing Bossier City La ; Lisa Badzik Shreveport La .; Beth Pebbles Dexter. Mo .; Tracey Wright Signal Mountain. Tenn ; Ruth Wood McGraw Kerrville Tex .; Cathy Inge Alexandria Va ; Jill Verdeyen Petersburg. Va.

Alabama Gamma. Aubum Uniyeniry-September 12 1980 : Bebe Cobb Mobile ; Marianne Davis Naples. Fla. ; Terri Grovenstein Granrville Ga ; Janeane Watson. Decarur. Ga January 17 1981 : Donna Bailey Mollie Beovich Theresa Heftey. Pensacola Fla ; Ruth Brown. Karen Cape. Diana Dillard. Betsy Manha Schiesz. Mobile ; Lou Ann Burry . Leesburg. Fla . ; Manha Davies. Deanne Isbell Signal Mountain. Tenn.; Maria Fowler. Gadsden; Kelley Grimm. Chattanooga. Tenn.; Lisa Harrell. Jasper ; Susan Herman . Centralia . Ill .; Lisa Hill Anniston; Tracy Hoots. Carole Skoneki Montgomery ; Susan Hoppen. Huntsville ; Eileen Jackson. EI Dorado Ark .; Tricia Kattus Melan ic Long Birmingham ; Melissa Laye Headland ; Martha Monk Warwick N Y .; Nan Nowell Greenville ; Lisa Pinson. Satellite Beach Fla ; Lisa Powell Guntersville ; Mattha Pridmore. Oneonta ; Donna Sims. Smyrna Ga .; Kathy Stroupe New Orleans. La ; Lynette Wilkenon Opelika ; Cindy Standard Jenny Wooddall . Macon . Ga . April 7 1981 : Pam Adcock Anniston ; Whitney Beard Macon Ga .; Becky Brewer . Fort Walton Beach . Fla .; Cathy Hayden . Mobile .

Arizona Beta Arizona State Uniyeniry-February 2 7. 1982 : Katherine Ann Williams Douglas ; Kristi Lee Clark Anne Marie Fournier Kay Lynn Nannestad Colleen Marie Walsh Phoenix ; Sharon Anne Chabre. Coronado Del Mar Calif.; Mary Beth Franke. Irvine Calif ; Monique Renee Richards Los Angeles Calif. ; Kerry Elizabeth Dolan Palos Verdes Calif.; Sandra KarenJonas Solano Beach Calif • Lea Elizabeth Anthony Golden Colo .; Katherine Elizabeth Fuller. Celia Maureen Sullivan Littleton Colo ; Jennifer Dowell Honolulu Hawaii ; Katheryn Ann O Brien Barrington 111. ; Alison Ann Dickenon . Belleville . 111. ; Catherine Ann Still . Glen Ellyn . 111. ; Nanc y Ann McManis Naperville IlL; Lynne A Henderlong. Crown Point Ind .; Terri Ann Downs Liberal Kan .; Amy Lynne Wilson Roswell N Mex ; Terri Lynn Shanahan Oklahoma City. Okla

Arkansas Alpha Uniyeniry of Arkansas-March 6 1982 : Lisa Bethell W ynne ; Melinda Bryant Donna Didier Alice Hudgens Little Rock ; Michele St Onge Nonh Little Rock ; Valerie Ford Russellville ; Sandy Green Fayerteville ; Missy Holder Marla James Tulsa Ok .; Dawn Kelle y. Lisa

Luter Suzanne Shirley Hot Springs ; Jamie McAlister Owensboro Ky.; Suzy Mil liken Carlsb ad N M ; Peggy Prob st Pi ne Bluff; Beth Rogen Harrison ; Margo Sloat . La Gran ge . Ill. ; J ulie T erne s. Rogen .

Califomia Beta Uni't'eniry of California Berkeley -Ja nu ary 29. 19 8 2 : Tina Bail er Laurel Co burn. Pacific Palisades; Kathy Barry San Jose ; Leslie Be ll Lauric Brown San dra Carroll Sara Li bb y Orinda ; Ca rol yn Che rry

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Julie Min ton Evelyn Simmons Sar( Marino ; Lynn Edelstein. San Rafael ; Marcy Engler . S. Pasadena ; Susan Evans. Concord ; Laura Farmer. Cathy Stephenson Vacaville; Jenny Frisch Kensington ; Gretchen Humbert. Corona Del Mar ; Fiona MacKenzie Carmel ; Kirsten Muwonhy. Pasadena ; Thea Nesis Beverly Hills ; Meg O·Dea. Lafayerte ; Paige Perkins Shelly Sutherland . S. Laguna ; Linda Regimbal . Mounrain View ; Krisry Roach . Piedmont ; Libby Schmitt San Gabriel ; Katie Thrall Hancock Park ; Marcy T rieb Wh inier

California Gamma. Uniyeniry of Southem Califomia-February 27 1982 : Kathy Backer. Lori Churchman Arcadia ; Tina Bahuth. Encino ; Debbie Barnett Annandale. Va .; Leslie Boone Patrice Theard Irvine ; Karyn Blackmore Old Greenwich Conn .; Carol Camphouse. Glendale ; Ann Chikahisa Torrence ; Tiara Chovance Pacific Palisades ; Erin Culley. Paradise Valley Ari z ; Laura Dykes Dana Seely Christine Tomasic. Huntington Beach ; Karen and Sharon Frisbie Edie Hunsaker Corona Del Mar; Gretchen Gillenwaten Sharon Hale Maureen Halikis. Kristin Josi Kathy Kellogg. Palos Verdes; Aileen Hampton. La Canada ; Betsy Hubbel. Walnut Creek; Jennifer Jackson. Joselyn Pomeroy Jennifer Van Rossem Santa Ana; Laura Lieblich. Tracy Miller. Lori Mosich. Gina Sirianni. Lisa Weber Los Angeles ; Karen Maley Edina. Minn .; Molly Meyer. Pasadena; Chris Molinari Union Ciry ; Laura Morris Fillmore; Claudia McKibben. Honolulu Hawaii ; Meredith Norton Los Gatos; Leslie O·Donnell Newport Beach; Marcia Parke. Tustin ; Melisa Rigg Mission Viejo ; Greta Schaffer Wilmington Del. ; Jennifer Turk Barbara Wolf Fullerton ; Wanda Wen Grants Pass Ore ; Lori Wendell. Seal Beach

California Epsilon. San Diego State-Sheri Arendts Thousand Oaks ; Lisa Barnett . Los Altos Hills; Berkley Bauer . St . Louis. Mo .; Lucinda Boals. Lisa Dean Fullerton; Gillian Briley. EI Segulldo ; Keri Cummings Long Beach: Randee Dillon Mission Viejo ; Christine Dodds . Houston. Tex . ; Tracy Fell. Los Angeles ; Katrina Glenn. Huntington Beach: Lori Gurley. San Jose; Susan Harland Phoenix Ariz ; Jeanmarie Helstowski Redondo Beach ; Frances Holmes Amanda McArthur Betty Pierson San Diego ; Jill Howen · stine EI Toro ; Heather Hupp Novato ; Teresa Johnston. Fallbrook ; Mia Klein Edina Minn. ; Cindy Kline Fremont ; Susan McGlone Northridge ; Julie Morgan EI Cajon ; Muna Nashashibi Lafayette ; Bridget Rielly. Irvine ; Jill Vranicar . Sally Vranicar . Westminster . September 9 1981 : Jeanne Chavez Piedmont ; Cabell Ellington San Marino ; Susan Hayes. La Jolla ; Barbara Kelly Canoga Park ; Jill Reynolds Point Loma ; Ang ie Westington Lafayette

California Zeta. U.C . Santa Barbara-Patricia Aarts. Mary Allison. Anne Appleman Mimi Arnerich Jody Berry. Cindy Bogert Tiffany Campbell Sloan Cattern. Lisa Dreyer. Roberta Floyd. Elaine Gien Jill Goldblatt Kristen Hallberg Traci Hill Jam Hillman. Julie Hillman Karen Kunzel Thyra Ladyman. Connie Mac Aloney Cathy Taylor Annie Norfleet Lin Otter Laura Pangborn Jennifer Rabbitt Bonnie Rouleau Lisa Schnider Katie Seiber. Kathy Thompson Lynn Trinipo Kia Weinberg Annie William s Susan Wilson Erica Woods Nancy Woodhead

California Eta . U .C. Inine-February 13 1982 : Jean Batman . EI Cajon; Wendy Beaudin Nancy Fisher Irvine ; Susan Castlen Seal Beach ; Eve Czarnecki . Santa Maria ; Tamie Ego. Fresno ; Wendy Foley. Fair Oaks . Cerise Fuku ji Whittier ; Teri Geaney. Denise Schaar Laguna Niguel ; Susie Hong Adrienne Kfoury Lisa Timmons Newport Beach ; Elizabeth Hotsko. Juliet MacMillian Corona del Mar ; Laura Jerrehian Los Altos Hills ; Cindy Keeling Sacramento ; Eda Kowan San Marino ; Cynthia Kurkjian. Fullerton ; Jennifer Loftfield. La Canada ; Kelly Powen. Maria Young Huntington Beach ; Michelle Provost Orange ; Alison Richards Glendora ; Kathleen Ryan . Glendale ; Melissa Spencer. Westminster ; Christine U hl . Burbank ; Dan a Uhl. Rialto

California Theta. U.C D aris-January 1 19 8 2 : Sylvie Anaker Maria Cas h a Morag a ; Ci nd y Blanchard Huntington Beach ; Carol Bracco Arlene

Coloma, Karen Kaufman, Jeane Yalon, San Francisco; Heidi Buech y, Mill Valley; Lesley Estes, Palo Alto ; Marci Fleishman, Long Beach ; Debbie Healy, Courtland; Shelly Hillsman, Susan Stampfl , Rancho Palos Verdes; Carolyn Kelly, Fanwood, N J ; Marianne Kelly , Vacaville ; Alice Kyhos, Sally Ruebner, Laura Sobortka, Davis ; Laurel Lee, Orinda; Lisa Lieder, Lodi ; Jenny Moreau, La Jolla; Chrissie Pellissier , Whitti er ; Sio bhan Pickett , Renee Protiva , Saratoga; Sheryl Podberesky , Los Altos ; Linda Scherrer , Camarillo ; Julie Schreier , Anaheim ; Sharon Sobotka , Concord ; Carol Ann Spanfelner , Red Bluff; Caroloyn Trainor, Burlingame ; Barbara Ward , Casrro Valley ; Julie Wheatcroft, San D iego ; Wendy W illiams, Newark; Laura Wilson, Fontana; and Marcy Winget, Kailua , Hawaii

Colorado Alpha, University of Colorado-February 19, 1982 : Vali Lowrie, Arvada; Kary Green , Aspen ; Mindy Kearney , Mo Pierce , Jenny Serafin , Boulder ; Carrie Robbins , Denver ; Sallie Egan , Lori O'Brian , Joanne Pearce, Jody Stanley, Nancy Ullemeyer , Englewood ; Lisa Conlon , :Ft. Collins ; Amy Hall , Grand Junction ; Stacey Barr , Lakewood; Karen Allen , Ginny Beezley , Jerri Gammon, Wendy Larkin, Littleton ; Sharon Vlass , Loveland; Lisa Yates, Monument ; Mallory Fletcher , Cathy Melbye , Atherton, Calif.; Lea Jenks , Corona Del Mar , Calif.; Debbie Feinbloom , Calabasas , Calif ; Mona Furer, Englewood , Calif.; Tamara Posner , Escondido , Calif.; Kimberly Helligos , Palm Springs, Calif.; Parrice Landauer , Rolling Hills Estates, Calif. ; Denise Blatt, San Rafael , Calif. ; Carole Chase , Santa Monica , Calif.; Terri Pisciotta , Tarrance , Calif.; Rhonda Slutsky , Stamford , Conn .; Kerry Mohan , Miami , Fla ; Leslie Boylan, Lora Deating, Barrington , III. ; Peggy Kortier, Farmington Hills, Mich .; Karen Kruer, Grand Rapids , Mich. ; Sara Rigby, Niles , Mich. ; Roxanne Morton, Las Vegas , Nev. ; Stacey Maggio , Wescfield, N.J .; Melissa Litin , Eugene, Ore .; Heidi Babler , Portland , Ore ; Georgeanne DeBlanc, Nashville , Tenn ; Kelly Watson , Carrolton , Tex.; Brooke Armsrrong , Ft Worth , Tex ; Allison PutsCh, Mercer Island , Wash .; Karen Clark, North Bay, Ontario, Canada.

Colorado Gamma , Colorado State University - Septem ber 19, 1981 : Molly Fangman, Omaha, Neb .; Laurie Lovercheck, Gering, Neb February 6 , 1982 : Kathy Brady , Omaha , Neb .; Robin Burns, Corona Del Mar , Calif.; Jana Church , Denver ; Shelly Clough , Mary Rirtenhouse , Aurora; Cyndy Erikson, Broomfield ; Cathy Hagerty , Golden ; Kellee Hildreth , Franklin , Ohio ; Melissa Hollister, Evergreen; Ruth Hund, Warrensburg, Mo .; Karen Kevil, Knoxville, Tenn .; Lisa Lafferty, Pomeroy , Iowa ; Jaylin Larson, Greeley ; Kathy Linn, Danene Tushar , Littleton; Sue Lisco , Douglas , Wyo ; Pam Morris , East Lansing , Mich .; Sally Pecaut, Sioux City, Iowa ; Janet Spivak, Liz Stoltz , Englewood ; Karen Stanely , Los Altos , Calif ; Alison Stone, La Canada , Calif.; Anne Zacharitz , Edmond , Okla

Florida Beta, Florida State Uni,enity-March 6, 1982 : Kimberly Gowen, Laurie Batteiger, Susan Dahlberg, Theresa Kidwell, St Petersburg ; Julie Johnson, Margie Stultz , Sally Mcleod , Tracy Smith, Sybil Strates, Orlando; Celeste Sharpe, Pamela Jenkins , Whitney Boggs, Robin Bondi, Kimberly York, Tampa; Pamela Worden, Katherine Speed , Clearwater; Lisa Engle, Stephanie McKellar , Kathryn Elliot , Jacksonville ; Catherine Morrison , Linda Sue Weeks, Tallahassee; Shari Osrriecher, Natalie Reynolds , Miami ; Shannon Alequas , Cocoa Beach ; Kristen Taylor , Naples ; Kim Kiebler , Deland ; Susan Pooley, Gainesville ; Lisa Reynolds, Lakeworth ; Julie Rogers , Ocala ; Eve Gardner , Tequesta; Elizabeth Hart, Merritt Island; Susan Oargle , Ft. Benning; Sheryl Albright , Ft Walton Beach ; Robin Bondi , Ft Lauderdale; Elizabeth Cobb , Lirtle Rock , Ark. ; Katrice Howell , Marietta , Ga .; Swan Painter , Kirkwood , Mo. ;J ulie Fille , Green Bay , W is March 18, 1982: Leslie Costin, Panama Ciry ; Nancy Allegri, Ft Lauderdale

Florida Epsilon, Uni,enity of Central Florida-September 19, 1981 : Nancy Haynes, Charlotte, N C ; Tracey Heath, Orlando

January 16, 1982 : Michelle Bowen , Gainesville ; Lynne Carter , Julie Hayes, Windermere; Eileen Cooney, Winter Haven ; Party Kulize , Karla Theiss, Orlando ; Ceci Lester, Key West ; Janet Phillips , Kissimmee; Judi Moore, Gilford, N.H

Geoflia Alpha , Uninoity of t7eoflia-February 20-21, Anita Abbott, Martinsville, Va.; T raCy Askew , Bridget Cody , Melissa Bondurant , Teri Grimes, Sudie McHaney, Kristen Ride, Atlanta; Melinda Balley, Tucker; Carol Barranco , Dawn Brennes , Colleen Clement , tammy Neu, Sheila Teabo, Dunwoody ; Susan Bennett, Susan Shelton, Lilburn; Kathleen Berrigan, Melissa Cooper, Debra Key, Athens; Ashley Uhlhorn, Memphis, Tenn.; Donna Walters , Lancaster, S.C.; Deborah Williams, Tallahassee, Fla ; Lura Yates, Pelham; Margaret Bird , Susanne Rodriquez, Decarur; Cynthia Cotter, Morrow; Sarah Craig, McDonough ; Gail Davison , Nashua,

N.H.; Rob in Deaux, Leslie Dotson, Savannah; Dinah Hamilton, Sylva, N C. ; Angie Hammond, Gainesville; Susan Howell, Rochelle ; Cindy Hulsey , Teresa Rogers , Diane Tum lin , Margo Weathers, Stone Mountain ; Wendy Thomas, Roswell ; Carole Johnson, Jacksonville, Fla.; Rebecca Isenhour, Salisburg, N C.; LeslieJohnson , Acworth ; Leslie McElroy , Chamblee ; Parricia Mcfeely , Longwood , Fla ; Myra Moran , St Simons Island; Rene Nicholas, Norcross; Ashley Owings , Alpharetta ; Tracey Phillips, Murry Hill, N J .; Ann Rudolph, Clearwater , Fla ; Lori Safrit, Forest Park

Idaho Alpha, Uninnity of Idaho-February 6 , 1982 : Catherine Anderson, Melissa Ling, Rupert; Karla Anderson, McCall ; Rachel Baskins , Toni Waters, Boise ; Mary Patt Bennett, Pierce ; Lisa Bergsrrom , Coeur d'Alene ; Betsy Daubett, Lewiston ; Linda Kawaguchi , Caldwell; Lisa Lehnnan, Buhl ; Cindy Mai, Burley; Carol SerVoss, Spokane, Wash .; Stacey Stauber , Columbus , Nebraska

Illinois Alpha, Monmouth Colle,e-Lisa Buck, Dixon; Toni Donahue, Avon ; Cheryl Druse , Hazel Crest ; Patti Fogarty, Biggswille ; Cindy Gladkowski, Cicero; Kim Grove , Gibson City ; Mary Hall, Kankakee ; Sarah Head , Abingdon ; Errin Jacobus, Ipava; Ann Jamieson, Moline; Ann Jones, Knoxville; Marie Kozelichki , Alexis ; Teres. Marchiorato , Sterling; Pam Murray, Naperville ; Beth Pearson, Gtidfrey; Kim Walters, Galesburg; Daneen Williams , Aledo; Kathy West , Zion ; Shetra Wood, Roscoe .

Illinois Beta-Delta, Knox Colle,e-February 7, 1981: Claire Bailey, Englewood, Colo.; Dana Lysholm, Blue Island; ' Rose Martin, Mokena; Cynthia May, Calumet Ciry ; Theresa McMichael , Tulsa, Okla .; Lori Meyer, Jacksonville; Susan Payne, Belleville; Joanne Vlachos, Chicago. May 1981: Louise Brackman, Chicago Heights; Suzanne Brandt, Ann Arbor, Mich .; Mary Beth Compas , Chesterfield, Mo .; Lydia Latinavich , Chicago

January 24, 1982 : Nancy Grieme, Galesburg ; Lisa E Poor, Fergueson, Mo .; Carolyn E Balster, Cedar Rapids , Iowa ; Margaret Camasto, River Fordt ; Anne L. Donnelly, Eva M. Johnson, Chicago ; Paula I. Jacobsen, Moline ; Dorothy D Kinzie , Oak Park ; Julia E Martin , Rockville, Md .; Tracey M. Pascal , Hinsdale ; Margaret M. Verkoulen , Evanston ; Laura L. Young , Indianapolis, Ind

Illinois Epsilon, Northwestem University-January 30, 1982 : Carol Angelescu, Ruth Perlman, Northbrook; Anne Bjornson, Highland ; Eurydice Cbrones , River Forest ; Parricia Fadell, Andrea Granberry, Valparaiso, Ind. ; Kim Fitzgerald , Colombus, Ohio ; Suzanne Gale , Scarsdale, N Y. ; Alison Holmes , Bartlesville, Okla .; Anne Holmes, Cary; Marlene Igel , Livonia, Mich ; Emily Kart , Paula Scudella, Lincolnshire ; Cheryl Lawko, Cleveland, Ohio ; Christina Lopez, Brookfield, Wis .; Mary Beth Noel , Kokomo, Ind ; Kathy Olsen, Edina, Minn .; Cynthia Prine, Granville, Ohio ; Lynn Marie Pruss , Birmingham , Mich ; Lyssa Raichelson , Verona, N ).; Brenda Schaefer, Roslyn , N Y .; Sue Schmidt , Hays , Kan. ; Chris Seelicke , Burnsville, Minn ; Jackie Shim , Glenview ; Tiffany Smith, Glendale, Calif.; Sandy Snelson , Midland , Tex.; Cheryl Wilson , Pittsford, N Y ; Sandi Yu, Woodridge

Illinois Zeta, Uninnity of Illinois-September 12, 1981 : Ruth Hansell , Jill Nicolette, Champaign ; Missy Menguy , Urbana; Robin Simonds , Jacksonville; Claire Nester, Belleville ; Julieanne Lovejoy , laGrange ; Barb Tate, Decarur ; Chris Dowdie , Orland Park ; Kim Stimson , Dixon ; Mary Riley, Lake Forest; Chris Schaus , Burr Ridge ; Kathleen Flynn, Chicago ; Nancy Short , Normal; Kathy LODSOn, Springfield ; Carey Thornton, Franklin Park ; Alice Barnard, Godfrey.

January 23, 1982: June Carlson , Hinsdale ; Heidi Cartwright, DeKalb ; Linda Colburn, Connie Likeman, Lori Parlier, Lisa Smith, Jacksonville ; Karen Cohen, Lake Forest; Brooke Coker , Georgie Danehower , Peoria ; Kathleen Dart , Paula Perconti, Chicago; Julie Dean, Park Forest; Annie DePaolis, Palatine ; Abby Didrickson , Flossmoor ; Gail Eby , Wilmette ; Joella Frankovelgia, Oakbrook ; Karen Grunden, Quincy; Marianne Gombar , Lincolnshire; Deborah Guhl , Decarur ; Nancy Hamman , Clarendon Hills; Renee Kalinski, Lockport; Loretta Long , Mackinau ; Mary Beth Loula, Mundelein; Lori Lovekamp, Suzanne Montague , Dawn Sames, Springfield; Margaret Marr, Wheaton; Deborah Marx , Macomb; Virginia O 'Connor, Burr Rid ge ; Christine Olson , Deerfield ; Denise Pecina , Winfield ; Julie Perry, Carthage; Kimberly Pritchard, Vernon Hills; Carla Rendina, Park Ridge; Kathleen Robins , Mahomet ; Christine Stier, Champaign; Kimberl y Taylor, Dixon

Illinois Eta, Millikin Univenity-September 20, 1980: Joanne Parry, Oak Brook; Barbara Srrle, Roselle; Vicki Van Rheeden, Mount Zion; Patty Weyen, Decatur; Becky Woodard, Lovington

February 18. 1981 : Melodia Ahrens. Metamora; Tammy Babkos Wilmette; Kathleen Bond. Decatur; Tara Harvel. Hillsboro; Jennifer Johnson. Pinckneyville ; Amy McLaughlin. Hillview; Nikki Panid. Chicago Heighu; Tina Pflasterer. Decatur; Lori Reed Mottis; Carol Reedy. Lovington ; Laurie Ruppett. Ballwin. Missouri; Karen Smith. Notthbrook; Kathryn Trask. Springfield; Cindy Yarbrough. Decatur

February 18. 1982 : Diane Attig. Pontiac; Chalice Bailey. Humbolt; Julie Bowen. Macomb; Kelly Funk. Monis; Rene Irwin. Moline; Jean Jubelt. Mt Olive; Beth Klietz. Marseilles; Suzanne Koonce. Illiopolis; Janet Miller. Waverly; Melissa Sallee. Paris; Michelle Twitchell Greenfield; Sharon Haydon. Julie Hoppenjans. Belleville; Carolyn Cuttil. Lisa Mannweiler. Teri Periman. Ann Shumate. Decatur

Ilfutou Theta. Bradley Uninmcy-September 13. 1981 : Sherri Bahn Collinsville; Liz Ciota. Peoria; Cathy Clark. St. Louis. Mo ; Kimberly Ervin Illiopolis; JulieJohnson. Alton; Karin Koonmen. Rockford; Mona Kowalski. CryStal Lake; Missy Lawrence. Glenview; Gayle McCollum. Quincy; Linda Schwars. Elmhunt.

February 21. 1982: Dana Birmingham. Dubuque Iowa; Sheila Braniff. Elmwood Park; Debbie Dempsey. Midlothian; Karen Grabadek. Westchester; Jane Guth. Naperville; Theresa Henderson. Glenwood; Sandi Hendricksen. Chicago; Mary Hunsicker. St Louis. Mo.; Karina Istvan. Barrington; Chris Koclanis. Buffalo Grove; Linda Methling. Darien; Maggie Moran. Westmont; Lori Quist. Arlington Heighu; Kathy Schafer. Franklin Grove ; Alyce Weixler. Louisville. Ky ; Mary Wood. Aurora; Tammy Woods. Creve Coeur

Ilfutois 10ta,Ilfutois State Univemcy-Kim Blazek. Kathy Eagleton. Susan Kurowski. Sheryle Spangenberg. Janie Royce. Meg Zamzow. Barbara Hill. Susan Opyt. Nancy Kelley, Victoria Lillie. Robyn Brilley. Lisa Bieniasz. Michelle Riker. Diane Dehoriry. Susan Shaw.

Indiana Alpha, Franklin Colle,e-August 29. 1981: Chris Strater. Kendalville ; Regina Moore. Morgantown. October 18. 1981 : Mary Fisher. Martinsville February 13. 1982: Kathy Eddy. Danville; Denise Zeyen. Indianapolis; Judy Ware. Zionsville; Anne Clark. Brownsburg; Connie Perkinson. Boggstown; Susan Branigin. Franklin; Debbie Pilley. Fran1tfott; Becky Smith. Mooresville; Shelley Rankin. Greenfield; Ann Hammons. Columbus.

Indiana Beta, Indiana Univemcy-September 26. 1981 : chris Bayley . Kim Bayley. LeAnn McKeen. Allison Menchoffer.Julie White. Indianapolis; Cindy Daum. Ann Holtzman. Donna Mobley. ' Evansville; Barb Hage. Vienna. Va ; Tina Musto. Pam Lucas. Ft Wayne; Susie Bradfield. Lauri Martin. Cincinnati. Ohio; Frances Brown. Kenilwotth. Ill. ; Nancy Buckles. Jane Gilkeson. Muncie; Gigi Chakos. Park Ridge. Ill.; Kim Damron. Marion; Suzi Eppink. Noblesville; Nancy Fahrnow. Carmel; Robyn Falk. DesPlaines. Ill ; Nancy Nolan. Columbus. Ohio; Holly Ralston. Versailles; Paula Ricci. Kokomo; Dietra Ryan. Bedford; Shelly Smith. laGrange. Ill ; Inga Thompson. Bloomington; Donna Misura. Elkhan; Sheryl Kaiser. New Albany . September 27.1981: Lynn DeNinno. Hudson. Ohio January 30. 1982 : Sharon Boston. Kelly King. Susie O·Connor. Indianapolis; Kathie Keller. Arlington. Va.; Angela Rector. Anderson.

Indiana Gamma, Buder Univemcy-February 20. 1982: Susan Beasley Shelbyville; Elaine Bennett. Indianapolis; Kim Bryant. Griffith ; Karen Kolbus. Greenwood; Karen Maizel. Silversprings. Md.

Indiana Delta, Purdue Univemcy-September 27. 1981: Karen Brown. Dena Conese. Carol Dora. Janet Moorhead. Jill Schutz. Indianapolis; Barbara Burzinski. Toledo. Ohio; Jane DeMoss. Carol Karpick. West Lafayette; Dianne Duner.Jennie Putney. Carmel; Elizabeth Ekaitis. Merrillville; Kathryn Galik. laGrange Park. Ill . ; Linda Griffiths. Columbus; Lisa Groninger. Plainfield; Charlotte Halsema. Kelly Sarault. Suzanne Vaughan. Lafayette; Julie Huben. Evansville; Diane Kralis. Warsaw ; Colleen Lehman. Flossmoor. Ill .; Ruth Lohmeyer Debra Mowell Laura Palmer Valparaiso ; Bonnie McCallum Chicago Heighu. Ill .; Schoen Melton. Muncie ; Ann Morrison. Fon Wayne; Marcia Nelson. South Bend; Kellene Starczewski. Miller ; Krista Troy . PittSburgh . Pa .

January 21 1982 : Linda Kohlmeyer Teresa Moorman Indianapolis; Pauicia Tru chan Gary

Indiana Epsilon. DePauw Univemcy-February 20 1982 : Andrea Adsit Notthbrook. Ill ; Laura Allen. Iscon. Ill .; Margie Amoroso. Simsbury. Conn ; Julie Anderson Barrington Ill. ; Kim Bruninga Susie Trombino

Miami. Fla.; Sara Carrier. Edina Minn ; Ann Devlin Becky lloyd Wilmette Ill .; Lynn Dulin. Columbus. Ohio; Lisa Frieden. Trish Macias. South Bend; Kathy Fuller. Wheaton. Ill. ; Mary Lee Geoghegan. Kirkwood. Mo ; Debbie Green. London. England; Nancy Hasler Paris Ill .; Melissa Hermann. Chesterfield. Mo ; Susie Johnson. Glencoe Ill .; Kris Kagler Cincinnati. Ohio; Kelly Klcehammer. Valparaiso ; Linda Lukens. Evansville; Wendy Lund Diane Sharp. Worthlngton. Ohio; Michelle Mace. Peehem. Ala .; Lynne McCrehan Lake Bluff. Ill. ; Patty Montgomery. Seymour ; Sarah Race. Nonhbrook. Ill ; Becky Ruehl. Des Pores. Mo.; Nancy Rebm. Columbus Ohio ; Sibley Smith Shawnee Mission. Kan .; Jill Stephens. Highland ; Janet Tucker. Chesterfield. Mo . ; Becky Tuggle . San Diego. Calif.; Jill Zajicek. Naperville Ill

Indiana Zeta, Ball State Univemcy-October 10. 1981 : Madolyn Cain. Anderson; Cindy Rody. Ft Wayne

February 13, 1982 : Deeta Harmon. Kelly Myers. Anderson; Denise: Deckard Kris Druding Carmel; Alice Bradley. Angie Eggers. Columbus; Cheryl Sandhage. Elizabethtown; Cindy Helman Wendy Mc Murray. Elkhan; Jean Dickmeyer. Ft Wayne ; Marina Tuccio Greenwood; Kris Bowen. Anne Connelly Ellen Elliott. Melinda Standardi Indianapolis; Gail Greider. Loganspott ; Kim Bird. Muncie ; Tammy Runnels. Richmond; Julie Salrin Wheatfield ; Christie Klem. Katie Williams. Winchester ; Teresa Cunningham Carol Sueam. Ill ; Lori Voorhees. Orland Park. Ill

Iowa Alpha. Iowa Wesleyan-October 3 1981 : Lauric Hoskins. Otrumway; Kristi Phillips Oskaloosa

March 13 1982 : Laura Archibald. Fott Madison; Constance Duffield. Greene; Judith Early. Notthbrook. Ill . ; Michelle Johnson. Lake Ciry; Susan Rathje. Bellevue; Brenda Spoon. Petty

Iowa Beta, Simpson Colle,c-March 7. 1982: Terri Davisson. Grand Mound ; Crystal Fogel. Sigourney; Julie Galiene. Libenyville. Ill .; Jennifer Hoffmann. Racine. Wis .; Deb Johnson. Ottumway; Paula Kehoe. Callender ; Jackie Niels. Clearwater. Fla .; Debbie Price. Newton ; Mary Wright . Russell.

Iowa Zeta. Universiry of Iowa-January 30. 1982 : Su Amend Kristin Kalsem. Patti Tibbetu. Des Moines; Laura Carlson. Diana Speer. Ames ; Julie Burke. Amy Berger. Chell O·Connor. Sioux Ciry; Chris Maurer. West Des Moines; Chrisry Scheetz. Iowa City ; Mdissa Stammer. Clinton: Brenda Danner Sara Tischer. Fon Dodge ; Susan Pabst. Bloomfield ; Julie Schmidt, Dubuque ; Susan Cox. Charles City ; Sonya Wassom. Sac City; Angie Difulvio. Elgin Ill .; Sheri Anderson. Carpentersville. Ill. ; Mary Manning. Heather Olson DeKalb Ill. ; Lynne Gleichman Rochelle. Ill .; Diane Jen · sen Dixon. Ill. ; Robin Johns. Wheeling. Ill ; Kristie Kutz Lincolnshire Ill .; Sharon Buenger Martha Millin, Barrington. Ill .; Robena Murphy Crystal Lake, Ill ; Linda Pozzi. Lori Pozzi. Rockford Ill. ; Natalie Zuck Abingdon, Ill .; Lisa Masters. Rapid Ciry. S D ; Kristin Peterson Muncie , Ind

Kansas Alpha. Kansas Uni cniry-September. 1981 : Michelle Antrim Liberal ; Shannon Potucek , Hutchinson ; Libby Simpson . Lawrence ; Mary Kerr Kansas City. Mo .; Amy Grossman. St Louis, Mo ; Sarah Holley. Oxford. Miss ; Lynne Berney. Oklahoma City, Okla. ; Gail Goldman. Peggy Lockett, Cindi Merifield. Tulsa. Okla.; Lynne Bukaty. Laura Lonborg, Melissa Oatman Libby Seymour. Wichita ; Cathy Burke , Laura Burns, Suzanne Mason, Marilyn McGilley Lisa Williamson, Shawnee Mission January, 1982 : Becky Apperson Kirkwood Mo.; Lauren Mollenberg Creve Co(UC, Mo ; Debbie Koenig, Theresa Needham. St Louis Mo .; Molly Brennan. Karen Matthews. Julie Paradise Overland Park ; Suzy Stevenson Edgenon ; Bess Kerr. Kansas City, Mo ; Christine Hedges Excelsior Springs Mo .; Jenny Roth, Wichita; Danna Deeter. Littleton. Colo .; Sarah Williams, Omaha, Neb .; Ann Lowry, Anne Scott. Suzy Stutz. Lissa Whitacre, Shawnee Mission .

Kansas Beta. Kansas State Uni..cnicy-August 11, 1981 : Mary Bunk . Everest ; Susan Liebl, Dodge City ; Kim Perrin Olathe.

Januaty 30 1982 : Kelley Anderson Topeka ; Kathryn Jeffers. Highland ; Patricia Belden Leavenwotth ; Carolyn Berkley , Salina; Cynthia Dawson Leavenwotth; La Donna Lowe, Manhattan ; Julie Westhusing Stockton ; Abbey Peters McPherson ; Kalynn Stirn. Salina ; Anita Presta , Scott City; Kristin e Newcomer Shawnee Mission ; Lori Swan Oakle y; Mary Hodge Sali na ; Linda Meldrum Fayeneville Ark .; Tamm i Brown , Salina ; Mary Donnan Manhattan ; Tamra Knapp Prairie Vill age ; Mel ani c Bailie. Manh attan ; Hdde Swearengin Hutchinson ; Elizabeth Konz, Manhattan ; Brenda

Yancey Manhattan ; Julie Killion. Prairie Village; Deanna Post. Dodge City ; Annette Mies Goddward ; Theresa Riddle Salina ; Susan Ingold. Lenexa

Kentucky Beta. University of Kentucky-A'ugust n. 1980 : Sherie Dobbs Beth Perrine. Jackie Higgins Lexington ; Beth Highmore. Worthington Ohio ; Shelly Morgan. Jacksonville. Fla .; Lynn Shores. Charleston. W.Va

January 24. 1981 : S:l!ly Grizzell. Laura Murphy. Lexington; Jana Case. Roberta Cheatham. Mary Kay Olash. Nancy Reinstedler. Mendy Surtees. Louisville; Karen Bush. Leslie Tutt. Frankfort ; Alexandra Dallas Amy Reynolds. Michelle Watson. Ashland ; Sandra Cole. Ivel; Barbara Crafton. Madisonville ; .Anna Beth Garrison. Stephanie Roberu. Hickman; Cheryl Hardcastle. Diane Jones. Bowling Green ; Diania Myers. Sharon Weddle. Liberry; Judith Outland. Mwray; Michele Pruitt. Henderson; Jana Sherrow Beattyville; Stephanie Strehl. Karla Weller. Owensboro; Martha Young. Bardstown ; Lisa Burton. Janet Roberuon. Springfield. Ohio; Susan Emerick. Terri Hatten. Tracy Parsons. Columbus. Ohio; Jill Dorn. Washington Court House Ohio; Kelly Bullard. Loganspon. Ind.; Karen Kreutzer. East Islip N Y.

February 1. 1981: Suzanne Schmetter. Louisville

January 23. 1982 : Julie Benson Bay Village. Ohio ; Jenny Mayer. Cox's Creek ; Donna Harned. Hodgenville; Suzy Riggs. Florence; Lisa McCoy. Bardstown; Cathy Phillips. Vienna. W Va.; Tracy Ralph. Evansville. Ind.; Susan McCann. Winchester; Julie Ritchie. Ravenswood. W.Va.; Amy Robinson. Earlington; Susan Burnley. Danville; Linda Brandiwie. Erlanger ; Vea Barnard. Liberry; Lani Wilson. Germany. Europe; Karen McDonald. Theresa Clark Frankfon; Donna Burch. Beattyville; Julie Roberuon. Robin Morgan. Louisville; Mindy Cox. Athens. Ohio; Mary Lee Vance. Leslie Tucker. Deanna Rankin. Staci Moore. Kim Hand. Jennifer Hamilton. Mary Besten. Lexington; Shelly Johns. Hillsboro. Ohio; Mary Pat Giardina. Cincinnati. Ohio

Louisiana .Alpha. Newcomb College-Febtuary 14. 1982 : Geri Bosworth. Catherine Kehoe. Leslie Lanier. Mary Mackie. Marianne Rapier. Marguerite Young. New Orleans; Marilyn Clements. Metairie; Wendy Dehan. Shrevepon; Loren Hurst. Grand Coteau; Rachel McH:l!e Lake Charles; Camille Van Santo Baton Rouge; Berit Amlie. Pompano Beach Fla.; Christine Arthur. Marion. Mass.; Karen Baker. Toms River. N.}.; Lea Dobbs. Jefferson City. Mo.; Kris Dreisker. Banlesville. Okla .; Elizabeth Erdteich Becky Schoel. Birmingham. Ala .; Adrienne Fetkowitz Flushing N.Y.; Christy Fugate. Lexington. Ky.; Gina Gibson. Pam Hansen. Hinsd:l!e. Ill. ; Page Giddings Dina Schefler. New York. N Y .; Nancy Harrison Peggy O·Malley Sarasota. Fla. ; Kelly Morseman. Mission Hills. Kan. ; Margaret O Keefe. Houston. Tex ; Christy Riggs. Mendham. N.J.; Gail Schultz Nonhfield. Ill .; Le Mary Smith, Memphis, Tenn.; Tracy Smith. Dunwoody. Ga .; Susie Sommer. Mobile. Ala. ; Margaret White. Dallas , Tex.

Louisiana Beta, Louisiana State University-Sharon Alben. Katherine Bahlinger Joffa Braymer, Sheri Collins, Daphne Durant. Joy Hilliard Andree Lorio Megan Rhorer, Karen Sheppard, Ashley Smith. Cynthia Songy, Kelly Ward, Baton Rouge ; Kristin B:l!dwin, Karen Horne, Rynni Melville , Simone Rathle. Mary Satterlee. Mary Ann Schully, Shannon Smith , New Orleans ; Camille Bares, Mary Jo Broussard , Michelle LeBlanc, Patty Toce, Lafayette ; Amy Bergeron. Napoleonville; Mary Cardone , Colleen Enright , Lake Charles ; Betsy Boswell, Opelousas ; Adele Heben, Abbeville ; Shannon Herpin , Kaplan ; Sara Kalmbach. Shrevepon ; Scottie Knost. Clinton ; Mary Allen Keon. Elizabeth Parro. Thibodeaux ; Terry Laird. Alexandria; Andree Mayeux , Crowley; Jodie Oliver, New Iberia ; Arthe Richard Franklin ; Danielle Ross , Morgan Cicy ; Cynthia Spillman , Natchitoches; Anne Templet. Plaquemine ; Susan Waggenspack Houma ; Lisa Zaccaria. Ri ver Ridge ; Jcanne Bordelon D:l!las, Tex ; Leslie Boyd, Michelle Jackson. V:l!erie Payne, Houston. Tex .; Katherine McAllister , Olclahoma Cicy , Okla .; Jennifer Kelly. Panama Cicy, Fla .; Gina Wilson , Ft Walton Beach , Fla

Maine Alpha, University of Maine-Spring , 1981 : Lauric Harlow, Diane Boissoneault , Anne Couture , Pam Foster , Debbie H:l!pin Anne McBrad y, Mary Sowa Laura Fazio. Betsey Mills Fall, 1981 : Jana Austin , Mary Anne Higg ins. Nancy Goldstone V:l!erie Sewall.

Maryland Beta Uni ersity of Maryland-August 23,1981 : Kelly Anderson. Claudia Echeverria. Pamela Stockstill , Silver Spring ; Kathy Dollymore , Beltsville; Julie Fatiati, Takoma Park ; Cheryl Kalin , Baltimore , Heidi Logan, Annapolis.

January 16, 1982: Sharon Blatt Alison Crichton , Silver Spring ; Pamela Blaine, Adelphi ; Carol Clovis Wheaton ; Sherri Collins College Park ; Susan

Grant Bridgewater, N }. ; Melody McCoy , Odenton ; Mary McDonough , Clark N }. ; Cindy Savell Bethlehem , Pa

Michigan .Alpha. Hi11sd:l!e College -October 3, 1981 : Betsy Brown Grandville ; Lynda Breyer. Birm ingham ; Susan Kerr. Methuen. Mass .; Margaret Mathie , Elk Grove, Ill

February 6, 1982 : Stacy Abernathy Wonhington, Ohio; Koren Bethell. Mentor, Ohio; Kim Cammell, Fin dlay Ohio ; Amy Capps. Birmingham ; Carmen Cluff, Boise. Idaho; Jole ne Curreri, Plymouth; Noreen Flynn , Bloomfield Hills; Jenny Garland , West Lafayette. Ind .; Ann Hunter , Cuyahoga F:l!ls, Ohio; Angie Ing lis, Dexter ; Gay Jones, Toledo. Ohio; Nancy Kain. Birmingham; Kathy Karbowski , Rochester; Donna Landaeta, Oakland, N J .; Janet Ligon, .Almont; Melissa Miller. Toledo, Ohio ; Maija Pulver. Arlington Heights. Ill.; Jam ie Snyder. Manistee; Lauric Stanley, St. Joseph; Susan Swanz. Zanesville, Ohio ; Ann Warner, Denver, Colo.; Sarah Wilson, FonWayne Ind

Michigan Beta, Uni ersity of Mi chigan-March 6, 1982 : Cathy Alandt, Dearborn; Nancy Xnderson. St. Cl air Shores ; Christine Arsalanian , Sandta Gschwind Cindy Klein, Shayna Landry. Bloomfield Hills; Corinne Basler. Troy; Stephanie Comai. Battle Creek ; Starr Cornell. Elizabeth Minninger. Birmingham; Jannifer Eichhorn. Livonia ; Lynn Fast, Jonesville; Je\lnifer Foster. Okemos; Joan Keiser. Lynn Stephens. Plymouth; Julie Rogers. Kalamazoo; Erica Stevens, Farmington ; Susan Thomas. Ann Arbor; Ada Valentine. East Detroit; Katherine Agle , Pepper Pine. Ohio; Reagan Hudgens, Toledo, Ohio; Mary Baxter. Indianapolis, Ind .; Shari Odenheimer. Newton Square. Pa.; Elizabeth Beard, Clayton. Mo .; Kyla Lange, Rochester. N Y ;Judith McClean, Wesrfield, N J .; Julia Megley. Lake Forest, Ill. ; Beth Stern. Evanston, Ill.; Denise Stuntz ner. Coos Bay. Ore .; Karyn Hermann, Rockville. Md

Michigan Delta, Albion College-September 13. 1981 : Karen Bach, Saginaw; Barbara Panzl, Nonh Muskegon ; Ruth Hutchinson , Dearborn; Cheryl Roof. Flint; Amy Serra, Wate rford; Heidi Merrifield. Benton Harbor; Kathryn Barnes, Roy:l! Oak ; Virginia Banner. Leesbwg. Va.

January 24 , 1982: Susan Hubbs Gladwin ; Patricia Laird, Battle Creek; Priscilla Westph:l!, S:l!ine

Mississippi Alpha. University of So uthern Mississippi-February 20. 1982 : Theresa Anigues. Stacey B:l!I. Lisa Davis, Dec Dec Little, Stacy Smith. Lynda Ware. Jackson; Cindy Crane. Collins; Lashunda Ates. Wiggins ; Gayle Beauvais. Natchez; Rachel Benefield, Gu lfpon ; Kathleen Heard, Paige Sparks. Meridian; Kim McPhie. Marion Pitalo. Tina Wansley, Biloxi; Lois ' Montgomery, Robin Stephens. Long Beach ; Lisa Monon, Brandon; Shannon Richardson, Union; Karen Bolle. Richmond , Ind.; Jenny Craft, Metairie. La .; Beth Hardin, Memphis, Tenn ; Data Moore. Mobile, Ala .; Melanic Morris. Lafayette, La ; Deanne Sory. Germantown , Tenn

Mississippi Beta. University of Mississippi-January 30, 1982: Lisa Main. Porumouth. N.}.; Peggy Allison. Cathy Caner, Forrest Cicy. Ark .; Evin Debes. Baton Rouge La. ; Angel Seeley , Jackson. Tenn.; Aimee Brignac, Lorri James. Leslie St Paul, New Orleans, La .; Leslie Akers , Austin , Tex .; Scottie Penton. Montgomecy. Ala .; Kim Walker, Birmingham, Ala .; Leslie Hobbs. Susan Garroway. Susan Palm er , Alice Carroll. Jackson; Eva Ann Sheppard. Aberdeen ; Emily Roane, Becky Ball. Memphis, Tenn .; Karen O·Meallie. River Ridge. La .; Dabney Yarbrough. Atlanta. Ga .; Laura Haskins Olclahoma City, Olcla .; Gin ger Kitchens, Layne Moore Corinth ; Gia Wright Texarkana, Ark. ; Allison Fletcher. Naples, Fla .; Anne Monenson, Covington La .; Bettina Ncwmaier , Marie Manin , Oxford

Missouri Alpha Uni ersity of Misso uri -February 6 1982: Valerie Bryan. Kearney ; Allison Buhl. Pacific; Karen Butterfield Neosho ; Erin Conaway Nancy Houghton. Megan McMenam y, Katie Viehman. St Louis; Dana Craig. Bonnie Lawler Raytown; Renee Douglass , Vicki Fennewald. Michelle Gampper , St . Joseph ; Beth Dunlop , Webster Groves ; Debbie Eikerman . Marshall ; Judy Elliott, Bridgeton ; Kirsten Faaborg Joplin ; Jacque Gaines , Sheila Wilson, Branson ; Jenene Hall Lee's Summit ; Michelle Hancock, Jefferson City ; Karla Harding, Buckner; DeniseJohnson , Kansas Cicy ; Tracie Linville, Independence ; Paige Martin Fayetteville Ark .; Kelly Niemeyer, Bowling Green ; Carolyn Novinger, Kirksville ; Alane Poner. Prairie Village , Kan .; Deanna Ray , Columbia ; Jill Sch roeder , Chesterfield ; .Allison Smich, Springfield; Alison Tharp , Camdenton ; Cathy Unruh, Decatur , Ill.; Susan Voctter, Ballwin

Missouri Beta , Washington Uninmty-August 30, 1982 : Joanne Besasie Madison , Wis .; JuliaBuscr, Belleville , Ill.; Susan Fletcher, Little Rock Ark .;

Sue Garry Chappaqua N Y .; Anne Libby Providence R 1.

February 6 1982 : Linda Morgan. Tammy Muegler Kathy Weber St Louis ; Kim Loutzenhiser. Kansas City; Leslie Bolner Pittsburgh Pa .; Elizabeth Buonomo . Cloister. N.J .; Susan Goldstein . Bedford . N .Y . ; Julie Grieves Otterbe i n Ind .; Debbie Kauders Fairfield. CODD ; Liz Meyers Tulsa Okla.; Meg Roman. Gary Ind ; Carol Rosenfeld Dallas Tex ; Claire Tsung. Carbondale. III. ; Susan Stern Vineland N J

Missouri Gamma, Druty Colle,e-February 12 1982 : Michelle Blackwell Brookline; Chris Caywood Moberly ; Cheri Cook Salem ; Wendy Garrison Rogersville ; Sue Graham. Becky Hockensmith Kristy Owen Springfield ; Lynette Miller. Washington ; Caridad Oeceno. Monnett ; Monique Sumners Aurora; Mariann Morgan. Omaha. Neb

Montana Alpha, Montatla State Uni.enity-January 1982 : Cate Allaire Barb Bowman. Kim Bray Theresa Coonse. Mona Heupel Donna Jedrezejewski. Shelly Jones. Sandy Stevenson , Shelley Talcott , Great Falls ; Cathy Lane , Livingston ; Stephanie Phillips La Junta Colo .; Valerie Sauber Billings; Patti Sullivan. Chagrin Falls. Ohio ; Nellie Ann Williamson Big Sky

April. 1982 : Sandy Foltz. Helena ; Kelly Keyes. St . Paul. Minn . ; Carmen Perkins. Colorado Springs, Colo .; Cathy Stephens Valerie Volk. Great Falls January. 1982: Linda Gilly. Conn .; Kristen Koch. Casper. Wyo .; Tracey Taber. Harlowtown; Dixie Vinson. Thompson Falls; Kim Williamson , Bozeman; Maureen McPhail, Billings ; Melanie Perkins Colorado Springs Colo ; Jennifer Wright. Moorhead. Minn. ; Rachel Guenthner. Laurel ; Robin Siderius. Kalispell ; Machelle DeSilva , Plenrywood

Nebraska Beta, Uni.enity of Nebra.ka-Marcia Anderson. Laura Boohar. Stephanie Butler. Cris Chisholm Michelle Daman. Holly Dickey. Lisa Dobry. Mary Dunbar. Melissa Forster Angela Glover. Kim Kaufman Nina Kavanaugh. Manda King . Kristi Kunkel. Patti Meisenbach . Susan Mumby . Dori O'Keefe, Peggy Owen. Susan Nelson. Susanne Reno , Denise Riba. Ann Schuele Laura State. Lana Torczon. Karin Westin. Laura Weyand

New Mexico Alpha, Uni.enity of New Mexico-October 3. 1981: Sarah Turpee. Tracy Timilty. Baba Painter , Laura Smithburg Annique Torres, Albuquerque; Kalee Fuqua. Amarillo Tex

February 19 1982 : Debbie Pearson. Nancy Krebick. Sally Archibeck Shannon Gilbert. Mkhelle Visintaincr. LynnJanni. Aman da Barrios. Brenda Smith. Albuquerque; Anne Thompson. Santa Fe ; Paula Torres Soccoro; Mechelle Giese. Silver Ciry ; Theresa Keating. Clovis ; Ann Arnold Houston Tex .; Jean Patterson. Chicago. III .

New Mellico Beta, Ne Mexico State Uni.enity-February 6. 1982 : Diane Alpers. Peggy Cummings. Roswell ; Anne Stuan Karen Winters Joyce Domina. Rae Ann McMahan Mary Beth Mathews. Karyn Caneon. Albuquerque; Debbie Winham. Anesia ; Lisa Cleveland. Hobbs ; Mary Cay Boatright. Santa Fe ; Diane Dickerman Fon Sumner; Merrell Godshalk Hansville. S C ; LuAnna MacDonald Irvine. Calif

New York Alpha, Syracuse Uni enity-January 17. 1982 : Cynthia Billone. Cindi Casey. Jeanne Chung. Melaine Gaines. Denise Granowritter. Deborah Ponzo . Joanne Roy. Susan Shephard. Mona Lopez . April 24. 1981 : Andrea N Birbilis. Ila M Cooper. Susan Jarrell Julie A Lavery Pauicia A Olgeoty Jeanne Stukus

September 10. 1981: Christine M Corrigan Pauicia F Richards

January 30. 1982 : Sharon Goldin Margaret M McCandlish. Trachelle Olgeory Marian Persson Alicia Reed Lisa Marie Vigliotti

New York Delta , Comell Uni enity-September ). 1982 : Lori Allen Speonk ; Rose Antony. Ft Meyers. Fla .; Judy Argentieri. Hornell ; Laura Armsuong . Pittsburgh. Pa . ; Linda Bell . Ontario; Beth Benjamin . Aptos. Calif.; Karen Booth. Brockpon; Susan Brode. Orchard Park ; Laura Clark Shorewood Wis .; Mary Comerford Lewiston ; Tippy Conner Stamford Conn ; Tally Costa Warrington. Pa ; Betsy Daniels Garden City ; Jill Grossman. Westpon Conn ; Karen Guglielmone. Oakdale ; Vicky Horn Paradise Valley. Ariz .; Cheryl Kessler . Woodland Hills. Calif. ; Ingrid Kessler New York Ciry ; Cathy Klein Garden City ; Nina MacGinn Wantagh ; Judy Marlioski Hamburg ; Lorah McNally NOMp'on ; Donna Miller Camillus ; Linda Mulle Haddonfield N J .; Laurie Niseo Chelmsford Me ; Nan cy Nunan Loudonville ; Kari Pedersen Ridgefield Conn ; Debbie Readi ng Malvern Pa .; Bonnie Reuben Eas t Rockawa y; Chris Sessa Manhasset ; Jenny Sidell West Hartford Conn .; Chris Sm ith. Canastota ; Helga Smits Allentown Pa .; Amy Snow Watenown Conn ;

Wendy Suiar , Bangor Me ; Molly Tschang Rochester ; Mary Tynan Seaford ; Karen White . Chapel Hill . N . C .; Jan Wysocki . Hoosic k Fa lls .

North Carolina Beta, Duke Uni enity-4pril 24 1982 : Kellie Allen Crestwood Ky .; Amy Austin CIJ1lP kjune Va ; Sydney Baird Lauren Wagner Darien. Conn ; Lauren Bender. Princeton. N J ; Natalie Carmean N E • Md ; Laura Challoner St. Louis. Mo , ; Karen Chapman. Darlington S C .; Lesle y Cottey Tracy Spellings Dallas Tell ; Valerie Creasman Durham ; Pauicia Duncan . Scarsdale . N .Y .; Julie Eaton . Armonk . N . Y .; Brenda Fox Glastonbory. Conn .; Karen Grund Riverside. Conn .; Leigh Hallisey . Riverside . Calif.; Nancy Hogshead. JacksonviIle Fla. ; Frances Johnson Bethesda. Md .; Sharon Kenny. Florham Park. N ). ; Carol Kresge. Alexandria Va .; Meg Mataraso Gljilderland. N Y .; Laura Mauney Asheville ; Margaret Mayer Grosse Point. Mich .; Ann Moritz , Columbus Ohio ; Crisry McClintock Winter. Park. Florida ; Nancy Novotny Ellicott City Md . ; JiII Oddy . Powell. Ohio ; Carolyn O'Hara . Longwood . Fla .; Juliet Sadd . Great Falls, Va .; Ann Schlott Baltimore Md .; Deborah Skolni ck. Woodbridge. Conn ; Alison Taylor. Burlington ; Helene Tragos. Greenwich Conn ; Alison Von Brock. Cathie Canuell New Canaan Conn.

NOM Dakota Alpha, Uni enity of North Dakota-August 29 1981 : Denise Desautels. Crookston. Minn ; Lisa Anderson Theresa Johnson Stanley ; Jennifer Lammer. Menomonie. Wis. ; Katherine Winter. Valley Ciry ; Kimberly Anita Ord Conrad Mont

Ohio Alpha. Ohio Uni.enity-April 30 1981 : Ginger Weiss. Pepper Pike; Jaime Reich. Great Neck, N Y.

February 18. 1982 : Clarice Barefoot Chagrin Falls; Carol Binder Wendy Wernimont Toledo; Linda Breyak. Allison Park. Pa ; Dana Cline. Athens ; Cathy Herendeen. South Bend. In .; Marsha Koons. Canton; Erin Kren. Pittsburgh. Pa . ; Ellen Lawler . Suongsville ; Patty Lombard. Hudson ; Tam i Oliver Jackson ; Leslie Potts. Columbus ; Chris Shon Wyoming ; Mary Jo Smith. North Olmstead ; Kathy South Springfield; Molly Steltzer , West Palm Beach Fla .; Kim Svette Solon ; Sari Waak. Cincinnati ; Kari Weeda Dayton ; Ann Welsh. Bay Village

Ohio Beta, Ohio State Uni.enity-April 10 1981 : Wendy Bernard , Sylvania ; Lori Bohemer. Rocky River ; Sally Bowman, Dayton ; Leslie Sawicki Toledo; Karen Sieber, Cincinnati; Cathy Cook, Kathy Killilea. Columbus.

O hio Del ta, Ohi o Wesle yan Uni.enity-Ottober 1.1981 : Laura Marjorie Babcock. Ponsmouth; Nancy Ann Schlosser , Conneaut

Februiry 7. 1982 : Martha Freeman Berrell . Fargo. N . D . ; Jennifer Lynn Bolton, Lakewood N Y .; Carol Anne Brasmer Granville ; Cynthia Marie Code. Bay Village ; Carin Marie Coelho. Newark ; Ann Luise Eliot . Columbus ; Mollie Ozanne Bridget Fisher Princeton N ). ; Lisa Anne Gray. Ann Arbor. Mich. ; Jennifer Lynn Harris Columbus ; Bethany Gwen Hill Hilliard ; Anne Kelly Whitestone N Y ; Amy Lynne Lemmon. Springfic;ld ; Cynthia Anne Malott. Horsham. Pa .; Lynn Ann Mitchell Wilmette, III. ; Nancy Ann Nolte Wilmington ; Kristen Cheryl Scannell Pittsburgh , Pa ; Deborah 1. Sickle Highland Park III ; Jennifer Lynn Sutton . Dover ; Johanna Marie Walker , Kent ; Heather Lynne Wolf, Jeffersonville Ind

Ohio Epsilon, Uni enity of Toledo-May 17 1981 : Nancy Draut Kettering ; Penny Weckle. Sandy Studer Toledo

October4 1981 : Jenny Geiger Sylvania; Tracey Kelly , Petersburg Mich

February 7 1982 : Kay Carnicum Terri Lamb. Patti Lewis Tracey Smith , Janet Salirnbeni. Chrisry Schriner. Nan Tenel. Gretchen Vascik Polly Wisner. Toledo ; Wendy Brewer NOM Olmsted ; Becky Lutuell. Ashland ; Julie Yambor. Sylvania

Ohio Eta. Denison Uni enity-April 4 1982 : Lauri Ascher, Highland Park . III .; Lee Bagdasarian. Wellesley. Mass . ; Julie Baker. San Jose. Calif. ; Karen Beall. Shawnee Mission. Kan. ; Elisabeth Buckingham. Winnetka III. ; Linda Casanova Wayne. Pa .; Stephapie Chaufournier Potomac Md ; Carolyn Chenzoff, Pittsburg. Pa .; Kelly Cowles. St. Louis Mo ; Janet Crown Wilmette. III ; Tina Danco Cincinnati ; Pamela Emmons Kettering ; Gina Ewy Columbus ; Rebecca Fisher Hudson ; Pauicia Galante Munster. Ind ; Dawn Gatti. Ossining. N Y ; Virginia Groves Berwyn Pa .; Elizabeth Harlow Southborough Mass ; Phyllis Han. Shawnee Miss ion, Kan .; Carolyn Homeyer Baningtpn III .; Lisa Katz Rochester N Y.; T erry Kerkwood Philadelphia Pa .; Victoria Krane , Bloomfield H ills. Mich ; Laila Linden Bethesda Md ; Kelly Luther , N ewark ; Ca it li n Lynch Irvin gt on. N Y .; Lisa Masseng ill. Sho rt Hills N ). ; Michel e Ma yerso n. Eng lewood Colo .; Maria Motto Kingston Pa .; Cara Murry West Mifflin Pa .;

Alexandn.Moussouris. Eastchester N Y.; Donna O'Connor. Pittsburg. Pa. ; Julie Pisanelli, Columbus; Elizabeth Pratt. Lancaster Pa. ; Gail Prindel , New City, N.Y . ; Lynn Redfield. Akron; Ann Sinel". Hudson; Carolyn Stanton, Upper Montclair. N J ; Lucy Taylor Los Altos Calif.; Sandra Thonon York Pa .; Kathy Tosi, Gainesville. Fla.; Rosemary Trimboli. Buffalo N.Y. ; Stephanie Van Alyea. Milwaukee. Wis ; Sally Vogt. St Louis. Mo ; Elise Welch. Concord. Mass.; Holly Wittmer. New York. N.Y.

Oklahoma Alpha, Uninnity of Oklahoma-February 6. 1982 : Amy Asch. Susan Bowlan. Kaye Cohn. Lezlie Dempsey. Sharon Dillingham Jamie Griggs. Shelley Hall. Leslie Mendelssohn. Karen Osborn. Libby Saunders Dani Sexton. Missy Warren. Jacque Willces. Oklahoma City; May Chang. Lisa Fail, Lori Hughes. Cindy Parker. Pam Perdue. Dawn Radiff, Amy Rhodes. Janet Whalen. Tulsa; Laun. Bullard. Susie Dougherty, Suzanne Vaught. Edmond; Stephanie Keester. Lori Paries, Lawton; Pam Bums. Debbie Patrk. Dallas. Tex.; Allison Badger. Moore; Glenda Bonner. Albuquerque. N.M ; Anne Bucher. Godfrey, Ill.; Lisa Carey. Duncan ; Lisa Fentress. Pawhush; Stephanie Gibson. Anchon.ge Alaslca; Joni Hann. Ardmore; Ginny Hempel. Casde Roclc. Colo.; Julie Hershberger. Banlesville; Michelle Lafevers, Poteau; leAnne Meyer. Miami; Cindy Rehm, Srurgis, Mich.; Lynn Smith. Enid; Stacey Smotherman. Bethany; Pam Wagner. Notthfield. ill . • and Danell Wright. Norman.

Oklahoma Beta, Oklahoma State Univenity-February 6. 1982: Pam Miller. Alrus; Claudia Embty. Ardmore; Stacy Kaiser. Kristi Matthiesen. Banlesville; Janet Anthis. Boise, Idaho; Chrissy Anderson. Boswell; Jane LeGate. Claremore; Whitney Dralce. Davis; Laura Hancock. Mindy Marshall. Julie McClendon. Mia Muliclc. Kim Rice. Kris Swanson. Edmond; Stacia Long. Susan McEachern. Garber; Tricia Hancock. Mountain View; Kathy Rogers. Muskogee; Kathy Merveldt. Okarche; Chris Altendorf. Robyn Buck. Courtney Cutchall. Julie Duhme. Susan Hines. Debbie Holland. Pam Knox Sara Ooley. Susan Sanders. Michel Thompson. Oklahoma City ; Tyler Tunnell. Piedmont; Jamie Rogers. Sand Springs; Holly Winterringer. Shawnee; Sheri Helt. Missy McCollom. Stillwater ; Mary Creider. Tulsa.

Ontario Alpha, Univenity of Toronto-September 13. 1981: Janice Morningstar. Ridgeway

January 10. 1982 : Onelia Dc:lgado. Jane Piszc:l. Linda Thomas. Barbara York. Toronto; Dyan Aitlcen. Vancouver. B.C .; Joan Fauchere. Kitchener; Margaret Fowke. Calgary. Alta; Helen Louisy. Burlington

Oregon Alpha, Uninnity of Oregon-April 23. 1981: Annette Caner Susie Kreutzer. Margie Rapp. Gayle Rowe. Mary Stein

January 22, 1982: Monique Arnold Matea Barinaga Lisa Bernhardson. Lisa Biagini. Jill Briles. Tracey Christian. Kathy Cunningham. Laura Davis. Michelle Fazzio. Susan Granicher. Lynda M. Grillo , JoAnne Johnson Margaret Kan.kas. Lori Kleinsmith. Mary Kreutzer. DeAnna Lynn, MaryAnn MacKinnon. Dayna Marr. Lola Schantz. Theresa Schumacher. Jennifer L. Sievers Christie I. Simonson. San. Weiss Kendra Winner. Angela Elden

Oregon Beta, Oregon State Univenity-October 24 , 1981 : Lisa Crowell Pasadena Calif.; Sue Goetz. San Francisco Calif.; Diana Fleming Gresham.

February 20.1982 : Teresa Barty. Lalceview; Kathy Bn.ndt. Seattle, Wash ; Jennifer Brown. Salem; Marie Colmey Livingston. Mont ; Michelle Croll. Lalce Oswego; Joann Grover, Missoula. Mont.; Donna Gunderson. Sandy ; Gigi Gunn. Canie Thomas Suzie Young. Eugene; Sue Haines. Albany ; Melissa Ide. Beavenon ; Karen Katherler. Palos Verdes. Calif ; Julie Kemp. Melissa Rix. Karen Wallcer , Pottland ; Jenny Navone. Orondo. Wash .; Kirsten Olson. Cottage Grove; Norma Pitcher. Klamath Falls ; Deb i Randolph. Sherwood; Kathy Schlotter. Medford ; Debbie Turin Corvallis

Pennsylvania Beta, Bucknell Univenity-December. 1980 : Catherine Cardaci. Hastings-on-Hudson. N Y ; Caroline Dillon, Bronxville. N Y .; Nancy McGrath. Cranford. N J .; Carroll Powers. Ridgewood N J ; Maria Procopio. King of Prussia; Tracy Van Ess. East Islip N Y May 1981 : Susan Burnap. New Canaan. Conn .; Lynn Dorman Pi ttsburgh. Pa .; Evangeline Edgar. Annandale. Va ; Randi Godt East Brunswick N.J .; Jayne Goodman. Pleasanrville N.Y .; Nancy Goodman. Hartsdale. N Y .; Carol Guscott. Millersville ; Susan Hanzell. Wescfield. N.J .; Lynn Hawlcins New Providence N ). ; Katherine Howk , Pittsford N J .; Katherine King. Englewood N J ; Clarissa Koppius Notth Palm Beach Fla. ; Jane Martyn. West Chester; Lora Mougalian Wayne N J ; Margaret Muckerrnan. Morristown N ). ; Catherine Nonon Centerville Mass .; Judy Olson . Silver Spring. Md .; Elizabeth Parker . Chesterfield . Mo . ;

Susan Peters Pottland Conn .; Tina Pinardo. Moorestown. N.J .; Julie Reed. Wyomissing ; Michelle Rivlin Damascus. Md .; Deborah Seymour Baslcing Ridge. N .J . ; Barbara Snyder , Clearfic:ld; Darlene Stemple. Garden City . N Y ; Sally Taylor. New Canaan , Conn ; Carrie Trimburg. Drexel Hill ; Elizabeth Van Benthuysen Broolcfield. Conn. ; Alice Wilkinson Falmouth. Mass ; Janet Williams. Rochester. N J ; Virginia W illf, N otthwest Washington. D C ; Robin Wytas. Vernon. Conn.

Pennsylvania Gamma, Dickinson CoUege-February 17. 1982: Carolyn Aspen. Villanova ; Joy Beller. Cynwyd ; Amy Causing. Princeton. N J.; Carrie Ciabattoni. Mercerville. N.J ; Elizabeth Duane. Woodcliff Lake. N.). ; Ginger Groves. Painted Post N.Y. ; Bonnie Hallett. St. Louis. Mo ; Kim Hincken, Wayne; Johanna Josephson. Trenton. N J ; Allison Kendall. Hopewell Junction. N Y .; Diane Kennedy. Reading; Holly Knepper Carnegie; Christine Lee. Clark's Summit; Beth Miller. Swarthmore ; Alexandra Morigi. Tirusville. N.J.; Joanne Nelson. Newtown; Kate Riddiford. Andover. Mass.; Sandy Schearer. Carlisle; Margaret Selhat. Jenkintown; Kathleen Sheehan. Bethesda. Md.; Sue Smith. Williamspon; Leslie Thulin. Gettysburg ; Carole Warren. Hyattsville. Md ; Barbara White. Riverside. Conn ;J. L. Wirth. Conshohoken

Pennsylvania Epsilon. Penn State-January 23. 1982: Linda Pierpont. Putnam Valley. N.Y ; Btyn Beasom, West Chester; Janet Green. Whitehall ; Karen Peter. East Brunswick. N.J.; Cindy Santa Croce. Morrisville; Lynne Valli. Upper St Clair; Diana Cimino. Baldwin. N Y ; Tracey Moskowitz. Pittsburgh; Nancy Amster. Roclcaway. N J ; Cathy Boyle. Bethlehem; Valerie Clauss, Phillipsburg. N.J ; Gina DeSantis. Audubon; Lisa DeVito. Holmdel. N.).; Amanda Estes. Yard ley; Lynn Grosso. Chalfont; Elizabeth Hannan. Malvern; Kathy Lehrman. Lauren Manini. Pittsburgh; Susan Maurey. Altoona; Susan McCaffrey. Pittsburgh; Susan Ann Nusser. Rochester ; Lynne Oberschelp. McMurray; Carla Paris. Pittsburgh ; Susan Price Bethlehem; Kathy Quigley. Camp Hill; Susan Sullivan. Hicksville; Margie Trost. Middleton Wis.; Stella Tsai. Middleton. Pa

Pennsylvania Zeta, Washington and Jefferson-December 5. 1981 : Shawn Fellner, Nanette Schuerer, Sandy Weigel.

Pennsylvania Eta, Lafayette College-September 26 , 1981 : Laura Bostrom. West Redding. Conn .; Susan Crumley, Ridgewood. N ).; Miriam Epstein. Cranford. N.J .; Margaret Ford. Holmdel, N J ; Sandra Frank, Scarsdale, N Y.; Jeannette Glock. Johnstown ; Patricia Green , South Plainfield, N.J .; Barbara Haws, Cranbury , N J ; Jane Holman, Cranbuty, N.J .; Elizabeth Huddy. Pottstown; Lisa Kadin. Florham Park, N J ; Caryn Kennedy. Doylestown; Jacqlyn Kennedy. Swarthmore ; Brigitte Kopp , Honesdale ; Laila Krauss. Boyertown; Susan Krieg. Randolph , N.J .; Linda Larson, Wilmington , Del. ; Christine Mazuryk, Wayne , N J ; Toni Mignona, Levittown ; Deborah Montag. Paramus N.J .; Janet Norcross. Rockville. Md .; Carla Panzitta, Exeter ; Martha Rader Villanova; Ivy Rufe. Sellersville ; Beverly Schultz, Hillsdale. N J ; Patricia Stare, Hummelstown ; Wendy Taylor, Wallingford ; Linda Tedori. Yardley ; Mary VenGratis Edison. N.J .; Lauren Wasserman Scarsdale N Y ; Karen Wiedersum, Broomall; Janet Wild , Alexandria. Va ; Julie Wong, New York , N Y .; Dawn Woodmore , Yorktown Heights, N . Y .

South Carolina Alpha, University of South Carolina-February 7 1982 : Diane Bellomy , Susan Gonzalez, Cincinnati Ohio ; Brenda Gardner Camden ; Carla Garris Karen Hope Columbia ; Linda Hunter Sumter ; Sandra Rochester. Charleston ; Patti Narragon. Greenville ; Cynthia Tingle, Spananburg

South Carolina Beta , Clemson University-Ruby Hood , Columbia ; Celeste Maher , Daytona Fla .; Jennifer Opitz Richlands, Va .; Carol Ratchford Eve Anderson , Aiken ; Nancy Baldino Newark. Del. ; Melissa Bannister Columbia ; Leslie Burkett , Clover ; Denise Daly, Marietta Ga ; Susan Dean , Bluefield , W Va ; Holly Deuser, Cincinnati Ohio ; Tracy Heyc:l , Savannah , Ga .; Laura Johnson , Annandale , Va .; Alison Lasher , Falls Church , Va .; Elizabeth Mayfield Mableton Ga ; Kathleen McGee Spananburg ; Lorri Medlin Concord N C .; Daiquire Moormann , Aiken ; Jodi -Lynn Ryall , Columbia ; Tamara Stowe Charleston ; Elizabeth Timmerman, Columbia ; Pamela White Shelby N.C .; Mary-Elizabeth Young Isle of Palm s

South Dalcota Alpha University of South Dalcota - October 17. 1981 : Holl y Kreft , Li nton Iowa ; Marla Klostergaard Beresferd ; Carla Hagameyer Tea ; JilI Powell , Pierre ; Suzy Donley Sioux Falls ; Carol Furois Spearfish.

Tennessee Alpha, Univenity of Tennessee at Chattanooga-January 9. 1982 : Tammy Brown . Springfield. Va. ; Cathy Cross . Maitland . Fla .; Charlsie Brown. Angela Brownsey. Valerie Bruce , Lucille Coulter Lisa Curns Donna Farmer Dianne Faulkner. Nancy Murphy Lila Statom Pam Thomas Andrea Wolfe. Lisa Zeigler , Chattanooga

Tennessee Beta, Vanderbilt-December 3. 1981 : Blair Dahlem . Louisville Ky .; Kim Stallings. Charleston ; Kathleen Davis Rockhill S C ; Sue Robinson. Edmeston. N Y ; Kristen Oelman Houston , Tex ; Mimi Skelton Melanie Patton Atlanta Ga. ; Jennifer Camp Deerfield. Ill ; Sally Hodges Montgomety Ala

Tennessee Delta , Memphis State University-January 24. 1982 : Paige Baker, Heidi Burge Michele Doring. Amy George. Stacey Harper. Julie Haynes. Julie Holmes Lisa Koehler Karen Liberto. Teri Phillips Marianne Skeen Susan Todd. Memphis ; Tory Byrd. Sikeston. Mo .; Tamara Cornel ius, Savannah , Tenn ; Amy Pulliam. Moscow Tenn .; Patty Sweat Adamsville Tenn .; Kim Thomas. West Memphis. Ark February 21 1982: Fairy Ward, Jody Wilson. Memphis ; Karen Crader Sikeston. Mo

Texas Alpha, University of Texas-February 13 1982 : Ellouise Niblo Abilene ; Barbara Archer. Aldie. Va.; Sarah Barnes. Becca Nelson . Gretchen Rathgeber Linne Sayers. Jane Schuler. Austin ; Carol Beall. Laura Blakely. Laurie Collins Madeline Collins. Kelley Dodd Jennifer Manter Lydia Mason. Melanie Mills Kathy Morris Kelly Suother. Edina Welsh, Theresa Whitwonh. Dallas; Lisa Fornan Cherrie Hamilton Sissy Wagner. Fort Wonh ; Tari Frank. Germantown. Tenn .; Susannah Brock. Judy Cuenod Laura Dyer. Lauren Lasater. Beth Mossy. Elizabeth Painter. Beth Robernan . Emily Stewart. Marsha Till. Gail Wolf. Houston ; Laura Hickey Midland ; Annette Earhan Debbie Farrington, Missy Bryant. Richardson ; Mary Stell San Angelo; Ginny Wheelock. Tyler; Carrie Watson. Waco

Texas Gamma, Texas Tech University-February 13. 1982 : Marla Cardin. Lori Cheadle Bridget Elam Houston; Melanie Bassett Wichita Falls ; Debbie Rawdon, Wichita. Kansas ; Laura Bybee. EI Paso ; Leslie Colket Albuquerque ; Cindy Jones, Plano ; Sharla Davis. Burleson ; Laura Fields

Suzanne Foreman. Karen Vance. Dallas ; Shannon Foster , Kim Fouts Claudia Green. Rene Loflin. Melinda McMillan. Vicki Shipley. Angela Stover. Lubbock; Lou Zane Gardner. Junction; Kim Griffin. Laurie Owen. Longview ; Cathy Hickman. Stacy Lewis. Midland; Laurie Hill. Odessa; Laura Hogany . 'Stacy Jasper , Austin; Amy Knock, Waco; Kathryn Lance. Cathy Organ. Leslie Webb. San Antonio ; Niki McAdams , Lisa McAuley Tracy Winters Richardson ; Jennifer Ridgeway Garland ; Sallie Swanson. Jacksonville ; Shannon Walling. Friendswood ; Abbe White. Canyon ; Tonya Winblood Ft Wonh ; Hagan Hawthorne Conroe

Texas Delta, Texas Christian University-Lana Aarnos. Libertyville. Ill .; Medley Blanton Lisa Bramanti Anne Buckley, Julie Kobs Andrea Nash. Heather Payne. Fort Worth ; Janet Blalack. Nashville, Tenn ; Sara Braden Houston ; Betsy Davis. Hinsdale. Ill.; Susan Flaxban Tulsa Okla .; Jamie Fischer San Antonio ; Cindy Friesen. Carlsbad N Mex .; Hillary Harrell Dallas ; Tamar Hasewinkel. Indianapolis. Ind .; Kay Krizov St Louis. Mo .; Liz Lambert Midland ; Ann Lawless Austin ; Mary Matkin Little Rock Ark .; Marilyn McBride. Hutchinson . Kan .; Karen Morey. Arlington ; Ellen Russell. Chattanooga. Tenn .; Cathy Schneider. Williamsburg , Va ; Tracy Stout Alice ; Martha Swords Kansas City Mo

Texas Epsilon, North Texas State-Jeri Angell Bedford ; Beth Brooke Atlanta ; Kathy Cramner Colleyville ; Brenda Foster Denton ; Rebecca Halvorson . Austin. Minn . ; Laura Hoey . Shelly Majors . San Antonio ; Kathy Kontor Grapeland ; Lori Mirick Lubbock ; Carole Morgan. Houston ; Cindy Morrow. Laura Robinson. Ft Wonh; Debbie Osburn. Sulphur Springs ; Paula Pace Vicki Woodard Euless; Elizabeth Rau. Lewisville ; Jennifer Rogers. Lisa Tarazewich , Mary Walker Julie Woolems Dallas ; Lisa Toth Richardson ; Kristi VanKirk EI Paso ; Kathy Watson. Carrollton ; Cindy Winkler . HuntsVille .

Utah Alpha, University of Utah-January 23. 1982 : Lisa Arnette. Mary Benda Monica Bettin Mary Boyd Jennifer Coates. Hope Eccles. Allison Fehr. Garnette Griffiths. Julia Jenkins Rebecca Lovato Kathy McRobens Joni Milne. Julie Scott. Sal t Lake City ; JoLynn Larsen. Donnette Mayer , Bountiful ; Elizabeth Dement. Stanford. Calif ; Torry Hogle Park City ; Ellen Kasimatis. Madison Wis.; Karen Kelemen. Moroga , Calif.; Calee Palmer Scotsdale. Ariz. ; Lynette Pool Twin Falls. Idaho ; Lisa Marie Scott. Dix Hills N.Y

Vermont Beta , University of Vermont-January 24. 1982: Lori Abatiell Rutland ; Lori Burke . Montvale . N.J.; Kell y Cook. Rochester. N.Y.; Susan Elliot, No Andover Mass .; Kelly Frey. Westport Conn ; Sally Ganett. Cha grin Falls. Ohio; StaCey Gross Peabod y. Mass .; Betsy Haines. Anchorage Alaska; Catherine Harder Poughkeepsie , N.Y.; Cynthia Hubbell. Nonhboro. Mass .; Kathryn Kaloyanides , Hingham Mass .; Jackie Hardman Bay Village . Ohio ; Sandra Kasparson . Wellesley Hills , Mass .; Lynne Katsaros. Haverhill. Mass .; Margaret Keeshan Darien. Conn .; Kathy Kelly Bedford. N H .; Karleen Koenig , Carle Place. N Y .; Amy Lauren, New City, N. Y .; Marjorie Lewis Needham. Mass .; Leslie Lucchina , Barre ; Lisa Maccini Falls Church Va ; Sigrid Mendel. Radnor. Pa .; Bethanne Ryan Rockaway , N Y ; Kim Schlesinger Katherine Soter, Scarsdale , N.Y. ; Janelle Shay. Newburgh. N Y ; Cynthia Smith , Buffalo , N Y ; Michelle Wernick. Longmeadow Mass ; Tracey White , Lincoln Mass ; Nancy Wiggleswonh , Marblehead Mass .; Deborah Windsor , St Louis, Mo.

Virginia Gamma , College of William and Mary-September 2 1981 : Jeanne Corbett. Moorestown. N J ; Karen Whitely Altavista

January 23 , 1982: Ann Burhans , Mary Coates. Susan Davis. Tracy ; Merie Sinnott. Richmond ; Nancy Cote , Somerset. Mass .; Kimberly Crace. Somerset. Ky ; Sandra DeSilvio West Bloomfield Mich .; Joan Eckert , Virginia Beach; Katherine Filippone. Houston. Tex .; Susan Friend, Williamsburg ; Phyllis Gallimore Concord ; Catherine Hubbard , Winchester; Kelly Huffman Wilmington. Del. ; Nancy Krafft. Alexandria ; Diane Limm Lancaster Pa .; Anne Lounsbery. Escondido Ca .; Lisa West. Toledo. Ohio

February 13, 1982 : Priscilla Hancock. Virginia Beach; Tamara Oakley, Newport News ; Alison Marion Wood Alexandria

Virginia Delta, Old Dominion University-May 7. 1980: Donna Einarson. Oakton ; Tama Griffith. Media. Pa .; BarbaraJones, Fredericksburg ; Jennifer Lissenden. Murtysville. Pa.; Lori Washelofski. Manville, N.)

January 18 1981 : Ruth Bufkin. Marlboro Mass .; Tammy Dodson Locust Grove ; Deanna Gianninoto. Lawrenceville . N.J .; Susan Lawless. Norfolk ; Carol Levy Mt Ephrain , N ).; Heidi Morrison , Viennna ; Anne Schwind Falls Church ; Elizabeth Taylor King William Va

May 11 1981 : Della Babcock. Yorktown ; Cynthia Brandenburg. Towson. Md .; Wendy Hurd. Houlton. Me .; Patricia Koehler. Alexandria

January 23 1982 : Linda Adams Saluda ; Cyndi Boretsky. Chesapeake ; Theresa DeLeon. Vienna ; Gina Hitt. Lorton; Lynn McCormick. Hampton ; Stephanie Ze iba . Green Belt . Md .

Washington Alpha, Universiry of Washington-January 17 1981 : Marilyn Axley Shelley Crabuee Linnea Gerness Mary-Catherine Seto. Rosie Shakarian. Karen Suzuki Seattle ; Allison Baker Theresa Bennett Meg Fraser Sherrie Guhlke Julie Lomax. Chris Ogilivie Mary Olson Lisa Paulsen. D ia ne Sennsuom. Bellevue ; Monica Bianchi , Burlington ; Dena Blevins , Lisa Gray. Walla Walla ; Randi Dresel. Larkspur. Calif.; Stephanie Finch. Amy Hirst Mercer Island; Kathy Gegner Krisry Gegner , Sumner; Lisa Haynes , Anacortes ; Jennifer Howe. Aloha Ore ; Kristi James. Richland ; Renee Millett. Hudson N H .; Barbara Nellen Vancouver; Kelli Jo Pollard Kent ; Laura Ramsey , Bothell ; Sara Springer Spokane ; Lori Stewart. Tacoma January 1982 : Kristie Anderson. Karen Bowers. Cindi Sprincin Julie Zogg. Bellevue ; Kristi Brandt . Burlington ; Kathy Curtin . Kelli Gresens. Kathy Johnson Tricia McKay Kristi Real Laura Russell. Nonie Tao Karen Uglesich Seattle ; Kriss Deiglemeier. Kent ; Sabrina Gzaskow. Margaret Hanan Mercer Island ; Kate Hanes Anchorage. Alaska ; Julie Lordahl , Annmarie Petrich Karen Wagner Tacoma ; Susan Moss. Bothell ; Gina Simonton Everett; Peggy Soule. Steilacooh ; Ann Springer , Spokane ; Saskia Vervloet, Beaverton. Ore ; Gigi Vaham Kirkland

Washington Beta, Washington State University-March 6 1982 : Ginger Blacker. Rob in Johnson Puyallup ; Karene Boyes. Monroe ; Heide Cammack , Dori Thompson East Wenatchee ; Jenny Charlton , Mikki Fanning. Ann Headquist Lauric Jaremko Lori Overstreet Debbie Relyea. Robin Sherwood . Patsy Sontgerath . Ashley Symmes. Spokane ; Kristi Colwell . Mercer Island; Linda DottaDce G ig Harbor ; Cindy Goodman , Kent ; Lorna Hauge Edmonds ; Kim Hershey Mithelle Taylor. Bellevue ; Lisa Hillestad Theresa Skagen Renton ; Sonja Holmstrom , Ellensburg ; Jennifer Justin Vancouver ; Dana Lundquist. Tacoma; Amy Overstreet Everett , Lori Smith Clarkston ; Susie Udell . Yakima . October 1, 1981 : Cathi Calhoun. Kari Kain, Spokane ; Kell y Seachris. Touchet.

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In Memoriam

BETTY TAYLOR ALLEN (Mrs. Frank C . ,Jr.) initiated into Colorado Beta February 1927, died March 1982

RUTH HoSS AllEN (Mrs. K. D. A.) initiated into Colorado Beta February 1922, died March 1982.

LAURA MCCALL BAKER (Mrs Clyde J.) initiated into Oklahoma Alpha February 1915, died July 1981.

MARY H. BEHNKE initiated into Oklahoma Alpha March 1953, died January 1982.

EMMA LOUISE SCHWALB BENNETT (Mrs. G.) initiated into Colorado Beta February 1925, (lied December 1981.

ANN MARJE SINGLETARY BILLETT (Mrs. L. R . , Jr.) initiated into Arkansas Alpha February 1942, died November 1981.

KATHLEEN BLAINE BIRKLAND initiated into Oregon Beta April 1934, died September 1981.

ELINOR BLACK, M.D., initiated into Manitoba Alpha October 1929, died January 1982.

MARGE WILLIAMS BLAIR (Mrs. John) initiated into Louisiana Alpha March 1941, diedJanuary 1982.

MARTHA ANTHONY BOLT (Mrs Robert) initiated into Missouri Gamma March 1937, died November 1981.

DOROTHY LUECK BOUGHTON (Mrs. M E.) initiated into Iowa Beta March 1942, died January 1982.

RUTH WATERS BRADFORD (Mrs. Leroy) initiated into Ohio Beta October 1916, died January 1982.

DOROTHY HELEN BRANDON initiated into Ontario Alpha February 1923, died January 1982.

ELIZABETH LANIER BRANSON initiated into North Carolina Alpha April 1924, died September 1980.

LAURA GRADOLPH BRIDENBAUGH (Mrs. R. W ) initiated into Ohio Epsilon April 1945, died January 1982

CECILE LOGAN BROWN (Mrs. G. A.) initiated into Oregon Beta April 1920, died February 1982.

GRACE GREENE BROWN (Mrs. Everett) initiated into Illinois Zeta March 1924, died December 1981.

MARGARET WILLIAMS CARTER (Mrs. W. G .) initiated into South Dakota Alpha March 1932, died March 1982.

CARRIE SHERWOOD CLARK (Mrs. W. C ) initiated into New York Alpha November 1904, died September 1981.

AIMEE ELISE MEYER CLIPNER (Mrs. George A.) initiated into Missouri Beta February 1920, died March 1982

ELIZABETH B. COLEMAN initiated into Florida Beta February 1923, died March 1981.

JODIE KLINEFELTER CONNER (Mrs Richard) initiated into Illinois Eta October 1974, diedJuly 1981.

RUTH DAVIDSON COTTLE (Mrs. Guy H ) initiated into Illinois Eta February 1917, died December 1980.

SARAH EASTWOOD COVALT (Mrs R W ) initiated into Indiana BetaJune 1917, died October 1981.

DOROTHY SCHULTZ CROSBY (Mrs. C.) initiated into Iowa Zeta February 1898, died January 1982

DOROTHY MCCALL CRUSE (Mrs . David) initiated into Oklahoma Alpha February 1923 , died January 1982.

DORIS DEXTER DANA (Mrs. H. D.) initiated into Illinois BetaDelta February 1937, died January 1982.

GLORIA CLAWSON DAVIS initiated into Louisiana Beta March 1945, died January 1982

RUTH HOLMES DAVIS (Mrs W S ) initiated into D.C Alpha March 1920, died April 1980.

EDITH MAE GILES DELLPLAIN (Mrs. Morse) initiated into D C. Alpha November 1902, died September 1981.

ANNE SORENSEN DOBBIN (Mrs John M ) initiated into Michigan Beta March 1932 , died November 1981.

JANET HUGHES DOUGLAS (Mrs. Madison E ) initiated into Kentucky Alpha March 1938, died March 1982

MARION Ross DuGAN (Mrs. D. B.) initiated into Illinois Zeta October 1906, died February 1982

MARTHA WEBB DUNN (Mrs W. G ) initiated into Kansas Beta January 1916, died March 1982.

FRANCES EDWAlIDS EAST (Mrs. Jack, Sr.) initiated into Arkansas Alpha April 1922, died February 1982.

KATHRYN BUTTERFIELD EMMERT (Mrs. John) initiated into Virginia Gamma February 1939, died January 1982.

ELIZABETH BAIRD ETTER (Mrs. J. H., Jr ) initiated into Tennessee Alpha April 1929, diedJanuary 1982.

MARY LOUISE WAMPLER FARNER (Mrs R.) initiated into Indiana Beta October 1948, died February 1982.

JEANE CLEVELAND FOSTER initiated into Colorado Alpha February 1912, died February 1982.

MILDRED THRASHER GRIFFIN (Mrs. Paul) initiated into Michigan Alpha February 1920, died February 1981.

LOIS EDWAlIDS GUINNUP (Mrs. D. W ) initiated into Indiana Epsilon March 1946, died January 1982.

IoAREE HOPKINS HANAN (Mrs. G. A.) initiated into Missouri Beta February 1930, died December 1981.

ETHEL BOSWORTH HANSCOM (Mrs. Alfred H.) initiated into Illinois Beta March 1923, diedJuly 1981.

GEORGIA STANGE HANSON (Mrs. Louis) initiated into Illinois Epsilon April 1930, died June 1981.

CHRISTINE LAING HARNESS (Mrs. Louis C.) initiated into OklahomaAlphaFebruary 1918, died October 1981.

FLORENTINE COOK HEATH (Mrs Delos P ) initiated into Michigan Alpha February 1913, died Marc\11982.

BEATRICE BERNICK HINMON (Mrs Don L.) initiated into Iowa Gamma May 1931, diedJanuary 1982

MIRIAN HULCE HORR (Mrs. Cortland B ) initiated into Michigan Alpha April 1922 , died January 1982

ENID E. IRELAND initiated into Illinois Delta May 1918, died December 1981.

MIRIAM HECKART JACKSON (Mrs E. E.) initiated into Iowa Beta December 1920, diedJanuary 1982.

ERMA ELLIOTT JOHNSTON (Mrs E E.) initiated into Illinois Zeta November 1914, died January 1982.

NANCY SHERRILL JOHNSTON (Mrs. Richard) initiated into Colorado Alpha January 1950, affiliated with Texas Alpha , died N ovem ber 1981.

SUZANNE MELLOR JUBA (Mrs George) initiated into Oregon Gamma February 1949, died January 1982.

MARTHA BECKMAN KILKENNY (Mrs J. L.) initiated into Kansas Beta February 1945, died May 1981.

HERMINE MCCORMICK KING (Mrs. John) initiated into Arizona Alpha October 1936, died November 1981.

HELEN EARLY KLINGAMAN (Mrs IvanJ.) initiated into Iowa Zeta February 1924 , diedJanuary 1982.

BARBARA BRENNAN KRUESI (Mrs P.John) initiated into Vermont Alpha April 1967 , died February 1982.

VIRGINIA ABSEY KRUMMEL (Mrs. Don) initiated into North Dakota Alpha March 1949, died February 1982

RACHAEL DEER LAsH (Mrs J ) initiated into Indiana Alpha June 1914 , died January 1982

JUNE FWCKEY lENz initiated into Missouri Beta March 1957, diedJanuary 1982

PHRYNE WEINRICH LIDDY (Mrs . Edwin F .) initiated into Ohio Alpha April 1920 , died February 1982

ANNE LYND loCKWOOD (Mrs. Ralph) initiated into California Delta March 1935 , died September 1981.

ELIZABETH HErrMuu.ER loVE (Mrs. Ernest T ) initiated into D C Alpha February 1916 , died October 1981.

BARBARA PRIER McADoo (Mrs R F ) initiated into Kansas Alpha

February 194 3, died January 1982 .

MARGARET SoMERVILLE MCINERNEY (Mrs M J ) initiated into Pennsylvania Alpha February 1925 , died February 1982

GRACE ADAMS MENEREY (Mrs E J.) initiated into Co l orado Alpha February 1917 , died January 1982

EMll.Y BAKEB MESSER (Mrs Robert) initiated into Michigan Alpha, February 1953 , died November 1981.

MARY CONNOR MINEHAN (Mrs J V ) initiated into Idaho Alpha May 1924, died January 1982.

HELEN COOPER MONCURE (Mrs Turner A ) initiated into California Beta September 1927 , died December 1981

ANNETIE COPELAND MOORHEAD (Mrs. D . D .) initiated into Illinois Epsilon February 1938 , died February 1982

NEVA MARIE KINSER NICHOLS (Mrs Earle G ) initiated into Iowa Beta April 1911, died February 1981.

BARBARA DOVE NIEBERG (Mrs Gordon) initiated into Ohio Ddta March 1931, died February 1982

MAYVELLE ROBERTS OGDEN (Mrs. James W ) initiated into New York Alpha April 1912, died December 1981.

MARALEE WALTER PAYNICH (Mrs. George E.) initiated into California Gamma March 1952, died January 1982

LoUlSEJAMES PETTY (Mrs John) initiated into Texas Alpha February 1956, died December 1981.

ELEANOR MURRAY QUIGLEY (Mrs. Lawrence D ) initiated into Nebraska Beta March 1918 , died February 1982

VIRGINIA WOOLERY RAHN (Mrs F W ) initiated into Oregon Beta February 1921, died September 1981.

MARGARET BLOOR REDDING (Mrs Herbert) initiated into Indiana Gamma September 1916, died November 1981.

PEARL BItUEGER REID (Mrs. Joseph A ) initiated into Virginia Gamma February 1936 , died January 1982

ROBERTA BEAN RICHARDS (Mrs H.) initiated into Idaho Alpha April 1932, diedJuly 1980

JOAN MACGoWAN Rn.LING (Mrs John) initiated into Minnesota AlphaJanuary 1953, died February 1982

MADGE WILIlAMS Ross (Mrs. Frank 1. , Jr . ) initiated into Missouri Gamma March 1925, died January 1982 .

DOROTHY WHITNEY RUBY (Mrs. J Craig) initiated into Illinois Zeta March 1922 , diedJanuary 1982

JESSIE SHIELS SAWYER (Mrs Horace) initiated into Texas Beta April 1919 , died October 1980

SALOME McALLEN SCANLAN (Mrs W ) initiated into Texas Alpha February 1928 , died March 1982

JUDITH KNOWLTON SCOTT (Mrs Bryan C ) i n itiated into Ver-

mont Beta April 1966 , died March 1982 .

ALICE GAY SEELEY (Mrs S B.) initi ated into Vermont Beta April 1930, died March , 1982

MARIE STlFEL SHANLEY (Mrs Leo) in it i ated into Missouri Beta October 1919 , died January 1982

EsTHER BARNES SHEPHERD (Mrs P W ) initiated into Pennsylvania Alpha February 1907 , died December 1981

JANE GIRTON SIMONSEN (Mrs . P .) initiated into Illinois Eta November 1926, died June 1981.

NANCY KRIEG SKOMP (Mrs J K ) initiated into Ohio Beta May 1948, died July 1981.

Jo VILES SLIDELL (Mrs . Kemper) initiated into Wisconsin Alpha October 1907 , died February 1982

CAROL JOHNSON SPRENGER (Mrs J. F.) initiated into Wisconsin Alpha March 1946 , died September 1981.

FRIEDA SPITZBART TEUTSCH (Mrs . William 1.) initiated into Oregon BetaJuly 1917, died February 1982

IRENE FERRIS TRAYLOR (Mrs E H ) initiated into Indiana Beta September 1906 , died November 1981.

KATHAItINE MOORE UNSWORTH (Mrs Herbert H ) initiated into Louisiana Alpha October 1940, died December 1981

MAUDE DECKAItD URMEY (Mrs William N ) initiated into Indiana Beta October 1901 , died January 1982

VIRGINIA lEEDs WALTER (Mrs Fred S ) initiated into Tennessee Alpha March 1934, died December 1981.

LOUISE KERN WARREN (Mrs. F ) initiated into Iowa Beta April 1915, died January 1982.

MARY MAXWELL WATKINS (Mrs J.) initiated into Florida Alpha February 1935, died December 1981.

BESS FRITTS WEBB (Mrs A Dewey) initiated into Washington Beta December 1920 , died January 1982

ETTA S WEDGE initiated into Virginia Beta April 1925 , died September 1981.

BERNICE ELDRED WHITE (Mrs J D.) initiated into Illinois BetaDelta February 1944, died February 1982

DOROTHEA FRAZER WIEDERHOLDT (Mrs . F . R .) initiated into Missouri Beta October 1907, died March 1982

JANE OWEN WILIlAMSON (Mrs. C M ) initiated into Illinois DdtaMarch 1927 , died February 1982.

OLIVE BRUNING Wn.soN (Mrs Ralph E ) initiated into Washington Beta October 1914, died March 1982

LOUISE ABEL YOUNG (Mrs Paul H ) initiated into Missouri Beta February 1924 , died March 1982 .

,Lois Snyder Finger

Lois Snyder Finger, Grand Secretary from 1938 to 1946 , died March 17 , 1982, at her home in Beverly Hills, Calif. , after a lengthy illness. She was 89 years of age. Memorial services were held at the Beverly Hills presbyterian Church on Tuesday, March 23.

Lois was initiated into Iowa Zeta at the University of Iowa in November, 1912. She was Beta Province President from 1933-1936 and became Grand Secretary two years later She was a member of the Los Angeles Alumnae Club , and became a member of the Santa Monica and Westside Alumnae Club in 1952, serving as its president from 1954-56 She was chairman of the model pledging and initiation for the 1969 Convention in Pasadena

A long-time member of the Beverly Hills Presbyterian Church , Lois sang in the cho ir until the time of her death She will be missed b y her many Pi Phi friends thro ug hout the cou ntry, as we ll as those f ri en ds in her church and the other organizations to which she belonged .

FRATERNITY DIRECTORY

omCERS EMERn'US

Grand President Emeritus-Marianne Reid Wild (Ma Roben) 2021 Belmont Rd ., NW, Washington, DC 20009

Grand Treasurer Emeritu-Olivia Smith Moore (Ma Henry , Jr ) 420 Pine St , P O BoI 313, Teurhna, TX 75501

GRAND COUNCIL

Grand President-Jean Wirths Scott (Ma Jon) 1186 Cedarwood Dr ., Morga, CA 94556

Grand Vice President of CollegianJ-Adrienne HiscOI Mitchell (Mrs Bruce T ) 165 Redwood Dr ., Hillsborough, CA 94010

Grand Vice President of Alumnae-Janet Goode Durham (Ma John M ) 7043 E Joan d' Art Ave Scottsdale, AZ 85254

Grand Vice President of Philanthmpies-Jane Houchens Tuten (Ma R K ) 10561 Adventure Lane, Cincinnati, OH 45242

Grand Secretary-Ann Dudgeon Phy (Ma. Paul W.) 4651 Beverly , Dallas , TX 75209

Grand Tmuwu-Orpha O'Rourke Coenen (Ma Andrew G ) P O Box , 8 , Little Chute, WI 54140

National Panbellenic Delegare-Annette Mitchell Mills (Ma Jack P.) 2128 Vesuidge Dr ., Birmingham, AL 35216

DIRECfORS

Direetor of Academic Standards-Joyte Teir Hosford (Ma C. S ) 3604 Main St ., P O BoI 223, Barnstable, MA 02630

Direetor of Alumnae Acmities-Kate Gilben Phifer (Ma Arden) 167 Hartnell Place , Sacramento, CA 95825

Direetor of Alumnae Admory Committees-Lucy Baker Warner (Mrs. John R .) 21222 Endsley Ave , Rocky River, OH 44116

Di=tor of Alumnae Reoonls-Nancy Gauthier CuI (Mrs Fran1t E.) 13792 Claremont St , Westminster, CA 92683

Di=tor of Chapter HoOle Corpo12tions-Lee Thompson Berger (Ma John T ) 2 Covington Ln , St. Louis, MO 63132

Direetor of EItension-Maralou Juday Crane (Ma. E Clifford) 625 Marnew Terrace , Cincinnati , OH 45231

Di=tor of Membeahip-Jeanie Hester Hillis (Ma. Richard) 50 Ber:lcelcy Ave ., Orinda, CA94563

Direetor ofUndeqadWlte Actinti_Robin Long Jensen (Mrs Ron R ) 1415 CTH-A , Rt I, Edgerton, WI HH4

APPOINTED NATIONAL OmCERS

Editor of The ARROW-Marilyn Simpson Ford (Ma William W ., Jr ) 268 Underwood Dr , NW , Atlanta , GA 30328

National Fratemity Historian-Harriet Haycock Brown (Ma J lloyd) 1701 Golfvjew Dr., Urbana, II. 61801

Supervisor of Chapter Histories-Ann Bowman Scott (Ma L. S ) 1749 Ft Douglas Circle , Salt Lake City, UT 84103

National Convention Guid_Jane Hammans Miller (Ma. George R ) 7201 Rockwood Rd ., Little Rock , AR 72207

SPEClAL OmCERS

Traveling Graduate CoOO!don-Sharon Rather , Cyndi Roper , Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis, MO 63105

P2rlWnentari2.n-Carrie-Mae MacNair Blount (Ma R J ) 7712 Pickard NE , Albuquerque , NM 87110

Elections Coordinator-Jan Threlkeld Moore (Ma Thomas W.) 3101 E Coolidge, Phoenix , AZ 85016

PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OmCE AND MAGAZINE AGENCY

Di=tor-Virginia Bland Fry (Mrs Hugh L ) Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730 Carondelet , #333 , St Louis, MO 63105

Assistant to the Grand Tmuwu-Bonoie Estabrook (Ma William J.) Pi Beta Phi Central Office , 7730 Carondelet, #333, St Louis , MO 63105

Chapter Finance Di=tor-Ann Templeman Felsted (Mrs Roben) Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730 Carondelet, #333 , St Louis, MO 63105

NATIONAL BOARD OF TRUSTEE FUNDS

Chairman-Orpha O'Rourke Coenen (Ma Andrew G .) P O Box 8, Little Chute, WI 54140

Jean Wirths Scott (Mrs Jon) 1186 Cedarwood Dr. , Moraga, CA 94556

Elizabeth Turner Orr (Mrs J Gordon) 14800 SW l06th, Tigard , OR 97223

Esther Barrager Douglass (Ma Harl G ) 725 Seventh St , Boulder, CO 80302

Jean Lewis McReynolds (Ma Lewis) 3801 Awtin Ave ., Waco , TX 76710

Chainnen of Standing Committees

Budget and Finance Committee-Orpha O'Rourke Coenen (Mrs Andrew G .)

P O Box 8, Little Chute , WI 54140

Canadian Philanthropies Committee-Lois Badgeley Laycn£t (Ma.) Box 89 , Paddockwood , SK SOJ 1ZO, Canada

The Chain-Direetor of Alumnae Acmiti_Kate Gilben Phifer (Mrs Arden) 167 Hartnell PI. , Sacramento , CA 95825

Alumnae Committee For Continuing Education-Dr Ellen West , 3457 N E Davis , Portland , OR 97232

Convention Committee-Linda Renschler , 1264 Bassett Ave ., Louisville, KY 40204

Emma Halper Tomer Memorial Funds Committee-Evelyn Jones Beall (Ma Fran1t) 6067 SW 28th St , Miami , FL 33155

Holt Hoose Committee-Mary Lou VanBurg Gallagher (Mrs Don) R R. #2 , Mt Vernon , IA 52314

Hoose Director Committee-Direetor of Alumnae Admory Committees-Lucy Baker

Pi Beta Phi Initiates

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(Coflh,,,ml/rom pilge 78)

Wa.shinlton Gamma, Uninnity of Pule! Sound-Fehruary 27, 1982 : Ann Joseph , Joanne Tuthill, Poniand , Ore .; Anne Davin , Walla Walla ; Melissa Reno , Boulder , Colo .; Maribeth Burns , Gail Echerington , Kay Calison, Seattle ; Beth Phillips , Lisa Armsuong , Bellevue ; Sue Coville , Redmond ; Marcie Root, Puyallup ; Wendy Meade , Bremerton ; Randi Fecht, St. Paul , Minn .; Kelly Zarones, Los Gato , Calif

West Virginia .Alpha , West VirJinia Uninnity-February 28, 1982 : Mary Catherine Barata , Tracey Johnston , Dehbie Kline , Sarah Thorn , Morgantown ; Monica Dublin, Carmel Jones , Carol Woodward , Fairmont ; Mary Dunlap , Cross Lanes ; Alais Gannon, Oak Hill ; Kim Kelly , Ravenswood ; Naomi Kudlack , Glen Dale ; Mary Lynn Tarley , Monongah ; Rosie Fara-

Warner (Ma John R ) 21222 Endsley Ave , Rocky River , OH 44116

Idea Bank Committee-Judy Smythe Sutherland (Mrs S L.) 2643 38th West , Seattle, WA 98199

Legislati.e Committee-Myra DePalma Reimer (Ma William E ) 429 Newtown Rd ., Berwyn , PA 19312

Loan Fund Committee-Mary Kaihenberg Schroeder (Mrs. Alan) 4284 Woodland Shadows Place , Santa Rosa , CA 95404

Mosie Committee-Jana Bullard King (Mrs Tim) 3309 Edenburg , AmariUo , TX 79106

Nominating Committee-Zoe Saunders James (Ma Richard E ) 3653 Crestside Rd ., Mountain Brook , AL 35223

Settlement School Committee-Jane Roth Faust (Ma. Norman) 16 Normandy , Little Rock , AR 72207

baugh , Lisa Gianelli, Jane Himmelman, Ann Moore , Pituburgh , Pa .; Lisa Bettinger, Bernardsville , N ). ; Alisa Foote, Westernport , Md .; Mary Michclick, Ann Arbor , Mi .; Leila Smich , Youngstown, Oh .; Joann Villani, P t. Wa.shington , N Y

Wisconsin Gamma , Lawrence Uniyersity-May 9 , 1981 : Angela Colman , Panama , Central America ; Linda Ferris, La Grange, Ill.; Melissa Green , Terre Haute , Ind .; Christine Pa.sko , Hayward ; Susan Russell , Bayfield ; Pamela Sandborg, Deerfield , Ill .; Elizaheth Sollitt, Nonhhrook, Ill.; Tara Temperly , Hazel Green

January 29,1982: Heather Appel, West Linn , Ore .; Lise Bulthuis, Watertown; Karen Phipps , West St Paul, Minn.; Donna Seehausen, Green Bay

Official CALENDARS

COLLEGIATE CHAPTERS

Consult Fraternity Directory in the fall issue for addresses of National Officers Central Office address is : 7730 Carondelet , Suite 333 , St Louis , Missouri 63105

All due dates are to be postmariled tUtes

PRESIDENT:

Send monthly letter to Province President postmarked not later than the lOth of each month, October through May (Carbons to : AAC Chairman, any scheduled visiting national officer )

Send a copy of the Chapter Statistical Report to your Province President as soon as possible after school begins Before September I , write Province President of goals and plans for the year . (Include copy of summer letter to chapter members .)

September 25-Arrange for fire inspection of premises by local authorities

November I-Beginning of Chapter Officer Election Period Elect three alumnae members to AAC at the same time cha pter officers are elected

November I-Send Fire Protection Affidavit or explanation of unavoidable delay in sending it to Director of Chapter House Corporations

November 15-Send annual Alcohol Questionnaire to Director of Alumnae Advisory Committees

February 15-Final date for chapter nomination for Amy Burnham Onken Award ; send letter of nomination to Province President

February n-AAC of each chapter in province send in its nomination for the Chapter Service Award to the Province President

April 20-Final 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 immediately when changes in chapter officers are made

Send initiation cenillcates to Central Office within three days after initiation Coordinate with chapter treasurer who must send GT -I form with the initiation fees

October 15-Send House Director data blank to Chairman of Committee on House Directors

November 15-Send a copy of the chapter bylaws to the Province President and a copy to the Alumnae Advisory Committee Chairman

March n-Send name and address of president of Mothers ' Club to Central Office

TREASURER:

Send Financial Statements to Parents of Pledges who have been approved for initiation two weeks before the proposed initiation date . Send to Central Office : Annual Budget Form BC-I just as soon as it is prepared at the beginning of the fall school term Do not wait until you send your first repott Pledge andlor repledge fees with GT-I form within two weeks after any pledging or repledg ing ceremony. If possible coordinate with the Vice President of Social Advancement who must send the pledge list

Initiation fees with GT -I form within three days after each initiation ceremony Coordinate with the Secretary who must send the initiation certificates

Copy of Form 941-Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return (chapters having employees).

Copy of Workman ' s Compensation Cenillcate of Insurance by November 1st .

July through April-Monthly [mancial report on due dates in accordance with Treasurer's Manual to Central Office

August 31-Send Annual Balance Sheet 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 ftIled in

October 20-Send national dues of SIO .OO per active member to Central Office on GT-I form listing members' names and initiation numbers . If initiated after due date member should pay national dues with initiation fees

January 15-Senior Application Blanks and Senior Dues for midyear graduates to Central Office

January 20-Send national dues of S10 00 per active member to Central Office on GT-I form listing members ' names and initiation numbers

April n-Send Senior Blanks and Senior Dues for spring or summer graduates to Central Office

By May 20-Contributions made payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office for Harriet Rutherford Johnston Scholarship Fund, Convention Hospitality Fund, Settlement School (Arrowmont), Holt House , and Arrow in the Arctic.

MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN :

Send to Central Office within ten days after any pledging Rush Information Forms with proper signatures for each girl pledged

Send Chapter Report of Pledges form to the Rush Information Chairman of the alumnae club concerned within ten days after any pledging

Send to Central Office the name and address of newly elected Chapter Membership Chairman on postcard provided in spring .

Send the Membership/Panhellenic Rush Report , prepared jointly with the Panhellenic Delegate , to the Director of Membership and the NPC Delegate within ten days of each formal rush. Copy to Province President

PANHELLENIC DELEGATE:

As available-Send copy of Panhellenic Rush Booklet to NPC Delegate , Director of Membership

Send the MembershiplPanhellenic Rush Report, prepared jointly with the Membership Chairman , to the Director of Membership and the NPC Delegate within ten days of each formal rush Copy to Province President

October IO-Final date for Fall Panhellenic Report to NPC Delegate

April 15-Final date for Spring Panhellen ic Report to NPC Delegate

VICE PRESIDENT OF MORAL ADVANCEMENT :

Within one month after installation (deadline : May I) , send a report listing and explaining chapter goals in all areas of Moral Advancement (includih g philanthsopies) for the coming year to the D irector of Undergraduate Activities Also send written program for Fraterniry heritage Copies to Province President and AAC Chairman

One month before term of office expires, send overall evaluation of achievements in all areas of Moral Advancement (including philanthropies) to DirectOr of Undergraduate Activities Copies to Province President and AAC Chairman.

Within first 2 weeks of each term-Conduct Member Interest Survey of perso"al and chapter needs and goals (Will determine special interest groups and actives for each term ) Send to Executive Council for chapter action and for inclusion in monthly letter to Province President

November 2)-Magazine subscriptions ordered as Christmas gifts, send to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency.

February i5-FinaI date for Active Evaluation Whenever total number for active chapter is complete send to Province Coordinator for Fraternity 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 AC before sending all evaluations on to Province Coordinator.

April I-Music Report, send to National Music Chairman.

April30-Send entry for May L. Keller Award to Chairman, Arrowmont Board of Governors

VICE PRESIDENT OF SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT:

Within one month after insrallation (deadline: May I) , 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 ten days 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 Fraterniry Orientation Interest Group, meeti"g 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 Fraterniry Orientation Questionnaire to Director of Membership

VICE PRESIDENT OF MENTAL ADVANCEMENT:

1 Goals a"d Evaluatio"

Within one month after installation (deadline : May I), send a report listing and explaining 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 Excelle"ce

Chapter Scholarship Blank, October I-spring semester or quarter, annual; March I-fall semester, fall quarter ; May I-winter quarter ; send to Director of Academic Standards Copies to Province President, AAC Chairman

Individual Scholarship Blank-before March 15 to Central Office

Individual Academic Goal Cards stay within the chapter, but serve as the basis for Chapter Scholarship Blank and for the term evaluation of the vice president Their usc is strongly urged for all members , and especially for pledges

3 Publications

As requested : Idea Bank Conuibutions-to Idea Bank Chairman

July 3-for fall ARROW: Chapter Annual Report News, features, pictures Send to Editor of The ARROW

September 18-for winter ARROW: Pictures of Mortar Boards , Phi Beta Kappas, Who's Who, ODKs , honor graduates News, features, pictures.

January 4-for spring ARROW : News, features, pictures. Pictures of Campus Queens Send to Editor of The ARROW

February I-carbon of first half of Chapter History to Supervisor of Chapter Histories.

March 19-for summer ARROW : List of initiates for the year. News, features , picrures . Picrures of Fraternity Sweethearts.

May 15-Carbon of second half of Chapter History to Supervisor 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 2) .

PLEDGE SPONSOR:

OctOber-Send Grand Treasurer 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 Treasurer letter and chapter letter to parents of pledges

APPLICATION FOR FEI:LOWSHIP, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND LOANS:

Blanks and information on how to make application may be obtained from Central Office

January 1)-Letter of Application for Pi Beta Phi Fellowship due to Grand President

January 15-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 Recording Secretary

January 1 to March 15-Scholarships and Assistantships to Arrowmont. Write to Arrowmont, Box 567, Gatlinburg , Tennessee 37738

Virginia Alpha Scholarship and Brendel Scholarship write to: Arrowmont , Box 567 , Gatlinburg, Tennessee 37738

ALUMNAE

Due dates for reports arc to be posunarked dates Consult Official Directory of this Issue for names and addresses of National Officers

PRESIDENT:

October 5-Copy due to Editor of The Chili"

November but not later than March 15-Elect Alumnae Club Rush Information Committee Chairman and appoint at least 2 other members to serve from March 1) to March 15 of following year.

November 1 to April 20-Elecr cwo members of the AAC to coordinate with the election of chapter officers AAC members are to be installed when elected

January 2-for spring ARROW : News , features , pictures Send to Editor of The ARROW

January 5- Copy due to Editor of The Chain

February I-Election of club officers to be held no later than March 31, sa id officers to take office at the close of the fiscal year.

February I- Evel yn Peters Kyle Angel Award Comm i ttee deadline date for sending its nomination to its Alumnae Province President (Convention year only )

March 20-for summer ARROW: News, features, pictures Send to Editor of The ARROW

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 President 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

July 3-for fall ARROW: News , features, pictures Send to Editor of The ARROW

September 18-for winter ARROW : News , features , pictures Send to Editor of The ARROW

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY :

Must be recipient of The ARROW

October I-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Winter ARROW.

November 10-Mail 2 copies of club year book or program roster with program plans (page 23 of club President ' s Notebook) to the Alumnae Province President

January 15-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Spring ARROW

March 30-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 Alumnae Club Forum Editor.

July 10-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Fall ARROW

TREASURER :

Send national dues and receipts to Central Office 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 (Arrow mont)

Holt House Convention Hospitality

Harriet Rutherford Johnstone 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 567 , Gatlinburg, Tennessee 37738.

June 30-Send review cards as directed

RUSH JNFORMA nON 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 :

October 30-Send Christmas subscriptions to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency to ensure Christmas gift card delivery by December 25

HOUSE CORPORATION TREASURERS :

Septem ber-Send annual reports to Director of Chapter House Corporations . Copy to Province President .

ALUMNAE ADVISORY COMMITfEES

November 15-ln areas with a chartered Alumnae Club , Chapter Advisory members must be paid members of that club by this date.

In areas with no chartered Alumnae Club, the Chapter Advisory members must pay National alumnae dues to Central Office by this date

November I-April 20- Time period for election of Chapter Advisory members, with election to correspond with that of chapter officers.

Following election of Chapter Advisory members , send current list of Advisory members to Central Office on form provided , even if there are no changes .

"Thank heaven I you're back" wal Alabama Gamma'i after·Chrlltmal·break party theme at Auburn. Big and 1I"lelllterllwapped paddles they had decorated for each other. Dllplaylng their creatlonl are (I·r) Lila Robb, Diana Dillard, Kim Roblnlon, Jenny W_ddall.

0_ Faulkner, Arkansas Alpha, has been selected as the campus·wide rush chairman for Panhellenlc at the Unl· verslty of Arkansas.

PI Phis from New Mexico State University enloyed a weekend retreat In the Sacramento Mountalnl of New Mexico Included were , top row I·r, Robbie Powe , Kelll Sco" , Carl Skillman, Carol Ingel. Frant: Rul_n Lazelle , Karen Rahe , Clair Hudlon

The 1982·83 Panhellenlc Executive B_rd at Walhlngton University hal two PI Phis on It-Lei lie Davis, left , Is president , and Debbie Berman II lecretary. They were Inltalled In February at the Women ' l Pan· hellenic Aslociatlon Banquet.

Virginia Gammal (I.r) Sara Maynard , Melanie Morgan , Aliion Wood, and Becky RUIlell contributed their talentl to the William and Mary Theater'l Iprlng production of "Cabaret." The flrlt thr were entertainers at the Kit Kat Club, while Becky worked behind the Icenel with cOltumel

Welt Virginia Alphal wore their grubblelt aHlre, grabbed their datel , and went to the belt party of the year-the annual Grub Formal Standing are Terri Anderson, Shelly Mallack , Traci Malsey , and Cheryl Walton. Kneeling: Cindy Jocklon , Kelly Shamblin.

Florida Ep.llon. take a break during Sigma Chi Derby Week at the Unlver.lty of Central Florida. The PI Phi. , In their .econd year on campu., came In second overall , only two point•• hort of winning the trophy.

Tori Boswell , Alabama Beta , I. In the annual Chi Phi calendar at the University of Alabama where .he I. a rl.lng lunlor.

A pldure of Michelle Wilder , Alabama Alpha, lIIu.trated the Fine Arts Society brochure for the 1981/82 ._.on at Blrmlngham.Southern College The pldure was tak.n In the 1979 produdlon of Sam Shepard'. "Curse of the Starving Cia Michelle hal ap,-red 0110 In college produdlons of "Out at S_" and "Po.tcard. from Morocco."

No , this I.n't another Arrow In the Ardlc , but It I South Carolina Beta ' . tribute to that philanthropy . During one of the rare 'now .torm. at Clemson , the.e energetic PI Phi. spent all day building their .peclal Igloa

Donna Jedrezelew.kl , Montana Alpha , hal been .elected Mill Gallatin Valley 1982

Donna , an engineering malor at Montana State , will perform an original dance routine to .electlons from " Oklahoma" In the Mi ss Montana Scholar.hlp Pag_nt to be held thl •• ummer

HAVE YOU MOVED OR CHANGED YOUR NAME?

MARRIED NAME

MAIDEN NAME

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)

BETA PHI RUSH INFORMATION FORM (INCLUDE PICTURE OF PROSPECTIVE RUSHEE IF POSSIBLE) NAME OF RUSHEE _________________

RUSHEE'S HOME ADDRESS ___________________________

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 __________________________________

RUSHEEATTENDED __________________________

COLLEGE CLASSIFICATION WILL BE : FRESHMAN __ SOPHOMORE __

__ IF ATIENDED ANOTHER COLLEGE , NAME _____________________ CllY

PLEDGED ANY OTHER PANHELLENIC GROUP? ____ IF SO, NAME ____________

DATE OF PLEDGING ___________ RELEASE OF PLEDGE __________

PERTINENT HONORS AND ACTIVITIES :

Postllloster. Please send notice of Undeliveroble copies on Forlll 3579 to PI leto Phi, 7730 Caron· delet, Suite 333, SI. Louis, Missouri 63105

In the 1980s , what more and more young women are choosing is sorority member· ship going Greek!

What is a sorority? It is symbols and badges , magazines and flowers, a special project to care about, but most of all, it is people, friendsand the times you like to remember, the fun, the challenges, the supportive sisters, the things you do for your school and your community It is the people you have chosen and who have chosen you for a friend , as someone to be proud of, today and always

-Prepared by the Operation Brass Tacks Committee , National Panhellenic Editors Conference

To Pi Phi Parents:

Your daughter ' s magazine 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 her new per· manent address to Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis , Missouri 63105.