The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Summer-1987

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Aiming Straight reactions

Nothing could please me more than the courageous and responsible way in which [Pi Phi) has decided to address the drug issue. I hope you will continue to report on progress in The ARROW The last article was top quality and useful for educating my teenagers and their friends I have been an admirer of Keith Suchard and PRIDE for years

Jean Garlinghouse Witwer Kansas Alpha (Kansas University) Evergreen, CO

I would like to express my appreciation and also my congratulations to the developers of the drug education program , AIMING STRAIGHT

As the mother of a Pi Beta Phi alumna , I felt pride and hope when I read the article by Beverly Jamison Barron and Elizabeth Jordan Holman Pride that Pi Beta Phi is willing and ready with a plan to address an issue that is daily clalming the lives of our youth , and hope that prevention (education) holds the key to this catastrophic problem

If it would be possible, I would like to have an address where I can write to these women and convey my appreciation and, if possible , find out if there is any way I can be of service

Thank you for any assistance you can give me and thank you for your wonderful article

Norma McKinney Oklahoma City , OK

Mrs McKinney has been sent the addresses she requested

I am writing on behalf of the St Louis Senior Alumnae Club to express our concern about the cover of the winter ARROW The feeling of the club was that the cover did not convey the message intended Many parents receive The ARROW for their daughters and the Image created by the cover, at first glance , was not one that we would hope to promote It seemed to indicate that drugs are a great problem in Pi Phi chapters

We are sure that the Pi Phi program is a good one, but would hope that the information about it could be conveyed in a less objectionable way

JoAnn Marsh Grossman

Tennessee Beta (Vanderbilt) Corresponding Secretary St Louis Sr Alumnae Club

" C " and my maiden name is Roth . One more item-my husband is a Beta also Strange , but true My best wishes to the committee for a successful Convention

Catherine " Kitsie " Roth Holcomb Wisconsin Gamma (Lawrence) Wilmington, DE

How about this?

The winter 1986 ARROW article on the New Orleans Convention really caught my eye for a very personal reason and an unusual coincidence that I had to pass along. My nickname is Kitsie and the write-up on Catherine " Kitsie" Barkley Roth was something I read more carefully than my usual flip through the ARROW Why? Well , not only is my nickname spelled the same way , but I am also Catherine with a

We're sorry I

" How disappointing' " Those were my daughter ' s words and my thoughts when we looked at the Province Chapter Service winners in the winter issue of The ARROW You incorrectly labeled her Laura Burnesaw . Laura tried very hard to help her chapter Improve while she was president of Ohio Beta Could you , please , give our daughter recognition , using her correct name-Laura Burneson?

Lucia Hossellman Burneson

Ohio Delta (Ohio Wesleyan) Lima,OH

Our deepest apologies to Laura and her mother We mis -read the handwriting on the back of Laura 's photo

Thirteen share memories

A group of California Betas have kept in touch since we graduated in 1948 There are thineen of us who have enjoyed several get-togethers through the years-including luncheons and 2-3 day " slumber parties " We do a lot of reminiscing, laugh a whole lot remembering fun times during the years between 1944-48 , and always say the Pi Phi Grace before dinner .

Our group includes Ronalie BirbeckJames, Martha Waldrond Sears , Jeanie Mahan Barry , Mary Helm Mason, Geraldine Mathews Paul , Shirley Gibson Biggerstaff, Jane Sine Porter , Ann Fitzsimmons Sacre , Carroll Winstead Innis and Georgene Calder Neely

Unfortunately , we have lost three members-Marion Church McNamara, Margaret Adams Daliam and Drusilla Love Webster Drue Webster was oniy able to join us on very few occasions as duties with her husband , William , now Director of CIA, required her presence in Washington with him

This is a very special group and we feel so lucky to share our bond in Pi Beta Phi. We ali still live in various parts of California , but distance doesn't seem to preclude our wonderful get-togethers.

Georgene Calder Neely

California Beta (Berkeley) San Marino , CA

Round robin keeps flying

In June , 1951 , nineteen Massachusetts Betas graduated from the University of Massachusetts. We [were) the first class to enter the college after it had shed its former status as Massachusetts State College Pi Phi had kept us close during those four years and some of us decided we would keep in touch after graduation with a Round Robin letter I have read in past ARROWs of other Pi Phis who kept Round Robins going, but I do not recali reading about any that have gone on for 35 years, and are stll1 going Even though the thineen of us do not see each other very often, and some of us have not seen the others of us for the whole 35 years, the bonds of wine and blue have kept us close

Edna Joslin Woodbury

Massachusetts Beta (UMass) Manchester , CT

Forstrom Gardner , the lovely First Lady of Washington Stare , strolls on the grounds of the Executive Mansion in Olympia. Read about Jean's activities on page 8

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Excitement is in the air as we prepare for our 56th Biennial Convention in New Orleans Anyone who has ever attended a Pi Phi Convention knows what a wonderful time it is , seeing old friends and greeting new ones Pi Phis young and old learning, playing, legislating , eating, and just enjoying themselves and one another. And speaking of eating, a headline in the travel section of our local paper recently rather took us aback. It read, "New Orleans: It's the city that diets forgot." In an accompanying article, John Orr, president of the city's Tourist and Convention Commissions, said, "The Pope is coming this year, the Republicans next year, and the Super Bowl in 1990." We're sure it was just an oversight that John failed to mention that the Pi Phis are coming this summer!

Two of this year's new initiates surely must have 'had special thoughts during their ceremonies . On page 57 is a story about Deborah Hosfield, Iowa Beta, who is a fifth generation Pi Phi. Her great-great-grandmother was a founder of Iowa Beta. Add to that, Jill Wood, Oregon Alpha, who was initiated with a 104-year-old pin, handed down from her great-grandmother, Susie Grubb. Mrs Grubb was initiated into illinois Beta at Lombard College in October, 1883, the fifty-fourth initiate of the chapter.

Another delightful story comes from our own chapter, Nebraska Beta. Two of their new initiates are Amee Onken and Heather Burnham. Can't you just imagine how the chapter's collective eyes popped when they saw those two names on the rushee list?

A note from Carolyn Lesh, Director of Alumnae Records, says that there were thirty-five Pi Phis attending the Mid-America Interfraternity Council AssociationlMid America Panhellenic Council Association (MIFCAIMAPCA) annual conference in March. That surely must be some kind of record. Our delegation included seven Panhellenic presidents, two university Greek Advisors, one Resident Graduate Counselor, and two national officers . Kay Brada, Director of Extension, was the second national officer.

In the spring ARRO W we had a story about Sarah Peele Allen, and.her activities in the San Francisco area . Now comes an additional bit of information about Sarah. She has been chosen as 1987 San Francisco Secretary of the Year by Professional Secretaries International Then , to cap it , she is a 1987 recipient of the University of California San Francisco Medal, "the most prestigious award given by UCSF to individuals

from the community-at-Iarge who have demonstrated great personal commitment to the enhancement of the University and the community." The award was initiated by UCSF in 1975 when the University of California declared a moratorium on honorary degrees. Congratulations, Sarah!

The Philadelphia Alumnae Panhellenic will award a $ 500 scholarship to a fraternity woman doing graduate work at a college or university in the Philadelphia, PA area during the 1987-88 school year. Those interested should request an application from Krista L. Killen, 1020 Beaumont Road, Berwyn, PA 19312.

Did you see our own Dr. Suzie Harris quoted in a recent issue of People Magazine? Suzie is current chairnian of the Pi Phi national nominating committee. She is also with the U S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, DC, and she thinks the current craze of snorting vitamin B12 is ridiculous, and "somebody's making money someplace." We'll take Suzie's word for it, and we thank good friend, Myra Reiner, for calling that to our attention.

Director of Academic Standards Jo Ann Minor Roderick has some good news for everyone. The most recent spring GPA (1986) is 2 865-up from 2 850 the spring before. There were twenty-five chapters above 3.0 and four of these were above 3.14! Sounds great!

Add the name Jane Wilcox Smith, North Carolina Alpha, to those who are adding to the education of high schoolers. Jane and a collaborator have written United States Government: How and Wby it Works, a high school social studies text package that includes a textbook, a workbook, a teachers guide and a computer program designed to aid students. It is designed to appeal to students in need of high-interest, controlled-vocabulary material. Jane is the reading specialist at Forsyth County High School in Cumming, GA. She and fellow teacher, Carol Sullivan, began their work outside the high school a few years ago when they developed computer software in the language area. They developed a phonics software program to teach students how to spell, then went on to design computer programs for four other textbooks. The new book went on the market in January and has already been adopted by the state of Georgia .

See you at Convention!

marilynsford

accountancy In May from th

Thr_ outstanding young women have been selected to receive 1987- 88 PI Beta Ph i Graduate Fellowships In the amount of $1500 each. Sydney Ba i rd left North Carolina Beta received a BA In political sci ence In 1915 from Duke and will begin her second year In law s chool at Columb ia Kathryn Gr_n Georg ia Alpha m iddle received a BA In speech communicat ion thi s month from t he Universit y of

South Dakota has Pi Phi First Lady

by Ca rla Ap l an Sab r

It was the largest inaugural weekend ever held in the state when George Mickelson became the twenty-eighth governor of South Dakota January 10, 1987 Sharing honors with her Republican husband was Linda McCahren Mickelson, South Dakota Alpha.

While she attended the University of South Dakota , Linda was active in many organizations, but she especially recalls her activities with Pi Phi where she served in various offices including president. She was graduated from USD in 1963 with a BA in English . Linda married George that year and she taught high school English for two years while he finished law school. In 1968, they moved to Brookings , SD , where he established a law practice and she kept books for the flourishing business.

The couple has three children : Mark, attending his parents' alma mater ; Amy , a student at the University of Washington ; and David , at home .

Linda has been active and served as an officer with P.E.O., D.A.R ., Brookings Country Club Women ' s Association , her church , Woman's Club and the Brookings County Republican Party She also took part in redecorating the home of the president of South Dakota State in Brookings .

Her interests now include redecorating the Governor's Mansion and acting as hostess for the many events held there " It was fun to renew old friendships during the campaign ," she said " Many of our Greek friends formed our basic volunteer organization ."

Grace Coolidge to be honored

by Clifford A. Pease, Jr ., M .D .

The University of Vermont and the Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation of Plymouth , VT , have recently signed an agreement to develop a joint program to give greater recognition to Grace Anna Goodhue , University of Vermont , Class of 1902 ; wife of President Calvin Coolidge ; one of the UniverSity ' S most famous alumna , and an illustrious member of Pi Beta Phi. Mrs. Coolidge was born in Burlington, VT on January 3 , 1879 . She was graduated from Burlington High School in 1897 and the University of Vermont in 1902 . She was a charter member of the Vermont Beta Chapter of Pi Beta Phi , and many of the early meetings were held in the attic of her home at 312 Maple Street. Following graduation she went to the Clarke School for the Deaf in Northampton, MA to become a teacher of the deaf While there she met a fellow Vermonter , Calvin Coolidge , from Plymouth, VT, and they were married in Burlington, VT on October 4, 1905. Grace Goodhue Coolidge continued to consider Northampton her home and lived there with the exception of the period 1921-1929, when the Coolidges lived in Washington during his vice presidency and presidency Grace Goodhue Coolidge maintained an active interest in Pi Beta

Phi throughout her life . Sbe stayed in contact with many of her Pi Phi friends through a series of roundrobin letters until she died. Her portrait in the China Room of the White House by Howard Chandler Christy was presented to the White House by the Fraternity, as she was the first Pi Phi to become a first lady . Her Fraternity pin was added to the painting by the artist just before it was unveiled . Her likeness in the First Ladies Gown Collection in the Smithsonian ' s Museum of American History has her Pi Phi pin which she presented to the museum with the dress Grace Coolidge served many years as Province Vice President

[office later re-named Alumnae Province President] and later as Province President of Alpha Province . President Coolidge died in 1933 and Mrs. Coolidge on July 8 , 1957 . They both are buried in the cemetery at Plymouth Notch, Vermont To honor Mrs Coolidge, the University of Vermont has created the UVM Grace Goodhue Coolidge Fund to raise funds to support a series of activities related to Grace Coolidge . The President ' s Dining Room in the Waterman Building will be renamed the Grace Goodhue Coolidge Room. Her portrait will be hung there, and a permanent exhibit of her memorabilia will be placed on display . A picture of her portrait, with explanatory material, will be placed in the entry way of Coolidge Hall on the University's Redstone Campus. Additional events are contemplated including special exhibits , lectures , seminars, etc . Pi Phis who have a particular interest in Grace Coolidge , and who would like to be a part of this effort to honor her , may assist by sending contributions to the UVM Grace Goodhue Coolidge Fund, Grasse Mount, 411 Main Street, Burlington, VT 05401. Gifts in cash or in kind (memorabilia of Grace Coolidge) are needed and will be most gratefully received All contributions are tax deductible and will be acknowledged by the University. Pi Beta Phi national Fraternity has contributed '500 to the fund.

All but two of thele PI Phil are South Dakota Alphol , and 011 aHended the Inaugural ball of Gov. George Mlckelsan after being active In hll

luccessful campaign. Linda Mlckellon II front row center.

Prior to 1880, a Pi Beta Phi Constitutional provision stated that members , upon graduation, "shall retain connection with their former chapter." Alumnae chapters were given the name of their parent chapters, followed by Omega A number of these chapters existed, but there are records on just four: Lambda Omega, Des Moines, Iowa ; Beta Omega, Fairfield, Iowa; Gamma Omega, Mount Pleasant, Iowa; Delta Omega, Iowa City, Iowa; and a chartered group in Lawrence, KS. These organizations were active locally and at general conventions .

In an early ARROW, Anna Ross Clark wrote , "The vows we made were not for a day nor yet for a year, but for all time, and we are just as much Pi Phis today as we were when we were active members of a chapter. We work to live the principles we have sworn to uphold and defend."

Interest in membership after college continued to mount, and a standing committee was appointed to collect addresses , organize Pi Beta Phi clubs, and do general alumnae work Later, a general alumnae secretary was named to have supervision of alumnae work, and Grand Council began to realize the importance of bringing alumnae into closer touch with active members, and of providing moral and financial support.

Thus, in 1893, Emma Harper Turner, Grand President, proposed , through a circular, the establishment of an alumnae association. Miss Turner felt that an association of older women would give a dignity and weight to the Fraternity beyond that of a mere college society. She believed, too, that women should form clubs, with the Fraternity retaining the term, chapter, for collegiate use.

"To maintain the Fraternity association of Pi Beta Phi alumnae and to secure their cooperation in the development of the Fraternity," became the object of the new association. Emma Harper Turner served as the first preSident , and was the "life , heart , and soul" of the group, instilling principles of action and purpose , adhered to by her successors.

Today , our loyal alumnae contribute to Fraternity scholarships and philanthropies , work with community projects , and give vital assistance to our collegians.

Barbara Sands Olsen Fraternity Historian

As a Pi Phi , it is always exciting when one ' s daughter also chooses to become a member of the Fraternity . Such was the case with Nancy Garretson Morc and Margaret Hubbard Schlup. They visited their newly pledged daughters , Katherine Morc and Lisa Schlup , at DePauw University for fall Parent ' s Weekend . Lisa saw Katherine and her mother and started to introduce them. Imagine their surprise when the mothers recognized each other. They had been in the same pledge class at Northwestern twenty-fi v e years ago !

'Holt House given antique china set

The Alumnae Advisory Committee (AAe) Chairman of Ohio Alpha , Marjorie Wheaton Walker , has donated a Haviland china dinner set to Holt House . The china , made in Limoges , France , dates back to around 1875 . She chose this set because it is close to the age of Holt House. The pattern is too old to be identified

" It ' s unusual to find that large a set intact , " said Marjorie

Marjorie and her husband , Leo , have operated the Walker Haviland China Matching Service for sixteen years They deal with people all over the world , identifying and matching Haviland china patterns . Haviland is the largest exporter of fine china and was considered a status symbol in the early 1900s . The china is porcelain , not bone , with a white bod y achieved b y flfing at extremely high temperatures

Marjo rie is an Ohio Alpha Pi Phi and has tri ed to be inv olved with alumnae clubs wherev er she has li v ed . She has returned to Ohio Alpha again and her guidance and assistance i s very much appr ecia t ed b y the c hapter .

Marlorle Walker with a portion of the Hav iland china let Ih. hal given to Holt HoUI ••

When Jean Forstrom Gardner fIrst met her husband , Booth , in 1957 , she never suspected that he would some day be governor of Washington State

" Of course , now that I look back, all the signs were there. A Phi Delta Theta , he was running for vice president of the student body at the University of Washington , and he won. He was always interested in politics , but it never really sank in , or I guess I didn't believe it, or I always thought it would go away and it never did ," conflded Jean who will have been married to Booth twenty -seven years on July 30.

The Gardners moved into the Executive Mansion in Olympia in January , 1985 . Since that time Jean has been winning the hearts of Washington ' s citizens as she seeks her own niche , establishes her own areas of expertise and stamps them with her own style.

Those who remember Jean from days in the Washington Alpha Pi Phi house at the University of Washington thirty years ago are not surprised that she is one of the most popular fIrst ladies the state has had. While at UW Jean was elected Frosh Day Queen, secretary of the senior class and was a song leader for the Washington Huskies She was a member of Rally Girls, an organization to promote campus spirit, was Miss University District for the Seattle Seafair celebration and was rush chairman for Washington Alpha Jean graduated in 1960 with a BA in business administration

Beauty , grace and intelligence are reflected inJean's warm personality. While tall and elegant in appearance , beneath the glamour and poise is an earthy , homespun qUality that is totally disarming-perhaps a reflection of the early years spent in her birthplace , Roundup , MT . She is a bright , vibrant woman who is unaffected by her status and the imposing grandeur of the Executive Mansion.

Over the years, the role of fust lady has changed considerably . "Isn't it funny how times have changed for women in the past fIfteen years?" Jean reflected. " Public women are getting so issue and work oriented It's no longer just standing

• THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Jean Gardner Washington State's popular First Lady

by Barbara Clanton Blakeley

in line and giving teas every day It's no longer only a social thing. You really have to be involved, and for some reason I wanted to be. I want to make a contribution while I'm here, and I'll feel good about it."

First Lady responsibilities

Although the role has indeed changed, responsibilities of the state's fIrst lady are great. Jean regularly puts in ten to twelve hour days . Approximately one-third of her time is taken by her role as co-chair ofthe Washington 1989 Centennial Commission and chair of the Commission ' s "Local Celebrations Committee ." Much of Jean ' s work is centered on overseeing the planning and coordination of celebrations for Washington ' s statehood , the 200th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution and commemorations of Captains Gray , Vancouver and Wilkes .

Jean is involved also with representing various state government programs and promoting state products . She also directs the activities of the Executive Mansion which includes hosting international dignitaries , cultural events and meetings for public service groups. She estimates that another one-third of her time centers around these Executive Mansion duties and activities .

The remaining one-third is spent representing the Governor or making appearances with him.

Jean also flnds time to work with the Council for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect, the Washington State Cancer Drive and the Artist Trust, a statewide effort to serve individual artists at the grass roots level.

As the state's fust lady, Jean works closely with the Foundation for the Preservation of the Governor's Man-

Governor Booth Gardner and First Lady Jean with their daught.r. Gall and son. Doug.

sion. The red brick Georgian House which overlooks the southernmost tip of Puget Sound, was nearly torn down in 1969 However, the legislature responded to public pressure and appropriated money for its renovation. The Foundation, a nonpolitical organization, was then formed in 1972 for the purpose of soliciting gifts to furnish and decorate the Executive Mansion in a handsome and historically significant manner. The Foundation is also responsible for maintenance of the furnishings and paintings , most of which date from 1740-1850 . It is over this beautifully restored and furnished house that Jean presides so naturally.

Jean was delighted to discover that two long-time members of the Foundation are Washington Beta Pi Phi Betty Jo Bouska Neils of Tacoma and Washington Alpha sister Barbara Clanton Blakeley of Olympia

mission that they often get a few unwelcome visitors.

"Every spring we get bats ," she said ''I'm not sure where they come from , but I've seen four or five of them since we moved in ."

Washington State Patrol cadets are always in attendance at the Executive Mansion. While Jean comes and goes without too much surveillance, the Governor always has a security person with him, whether he 's at work or jogging.

Much of the time, life in this formal house requires that the Governor and First Lady assume a more formal style than the casual manner they have always preferred The public rooms are lovely and Jean opens them for tours every Wednesday in addition to other special tours. However, it is the coziness of the upstairs family sitting room and the intimacy of her second floor study that allow for real relaxation with shoes off and feet up.

One stark contradition to be found in the elegant surroundings of the Executive Mansion is Jean ' s ad-

With the busy schedules of the Governor and First Lady, and with so many people around them all the time, the Gardners literally have to make appointments to be with each other . After moving from a house surrounded by eleven acres, where Jean admits they could run around in their underwear , it's quite a change to have someone in constant attendance

"You can ' t even have a good fight ," she quipped with a hearty laugh.

Having learned the value of at least a little time for oneself, Jean attends weekly Bible study sessions and can often be seen walking the shores of Capitol Lake with a Pi Phi friend or two. A time out from

public scrutiny, however brief, is essential

Although their two children are away from home now, Jean and Booth keep in close touch with Gail, 23, a recent graduate of Dartmouth college who is working in Seattle, and Doug , 24, a graduate of Pacific Lutheran University, now in Washington, D .C.

Despite the demanding schedule and the lack of personal time, Jean would not trade her experiences as

first lady for the world.

"How could you complain about a lifestyle that has allowed you to meet a Gary Hart, a Ronald Reagan or a Mike Mansfield?" she asked "I met Prince Charles and Princess Diana at Expo in Vancouver, Canada. It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience that I will never forget."

Jean is the Governor's biggest cheerleader as she boasts that he has good leadership skills. "Booth is a people person . He's got what it takes."

The people of the State of Washington might also be heard to say about Jean Forstrom Gardner, "She's a people person. She's got what it takes ."

Jean Forstrom and Booth Gardner at Phi Delta Theta 's 1958 winter formal dance.

Jean rides atop a float as Miss University District In the Seattle Seafair parade (1958). Gov. Albert Roselllni Is presenting a trophy to one of Jean's princesses.

Centenarian speaks from memories dimmed

by Mary Claire Robinson

It is not often a young woman, a mere quarter of a century old, has the opportunity to visit with a Pi Phi able to boast a century of life. The one thinks she has seen it all , while the other truly has, or very nearly so.

I was that young woman , a lucky Pi Phi who was able to share in some of the Golden Arrow memories of Katherine Berry Clapp , Pennsylvania Beta. To reconstruct these memories with the passion in which they originally occurred cannot be accomplished by mere pencil and paper . A visit with Mrs . Clapp or any other centenarian (as Willard Scott would agree) is the only avenue through which one can truly share the distant past. Perhaps a vicarious recreation of our visit will convey some of Mrs . Clapp's memories along with some of the feelings I experienced while with this Golden Arrow Pi Phi.

Some believe that being a vintage Pi Phi and living to be Mrs. Clapp's age is a blessing. Some know that reaching this point in life can be a mixed blessing. And perhaps this is so for Mrs. Clapp. Katherine Berry Clapp has lived a healthy, full life-a blessing. But, as so often occurs with many of our mothers, grandmothers and great grandmothers, long life takes its toll-the mixed blessing. The strain of long life reveals itself through weakness in physical capacities such as hearing and Sight, and through the coherent and sometimes not-so-coherent talk of the centenarian.

So it was during our visit . I spoke: loud, slow , clear and often repeated . Mrs . Clapp responded: looks of concentration , pauses for reflecting on her thoughts, temporary drifts into an abundance of overwhelming memories, final tentative selection of what was to be said This was the atmosphere.

The emotion I felt, renewed appreciation for history , wisdom revealed to me, simple, romantic feelings for life, the charge I received-this was not hindered by the difficulty Mrs. Clapp had in hearing or at times in collecting and communicating her thoughts. In fact, as she paused to organize and compose herself , I found myself daydreaming about the living history before me . . . what was it like to be a Pi Phi some eighty-odd years ago? Maybe a song could tap into the reserves of memories and awaken the experience of a young Katherine Berry

I started to sing ' 'When I was a student at college " Without prodding, a full voiced Pi Phi duet was under way, singing "Ring ching ching." I was soon left behind as Mrs Clapp took off in complete pleasure. I learned verses popular at Bucknell in 1906 that were not present in my Michigan Alpha experiences of the early 1980s .

If the song was a powerful tool in sparking some memories , perhaps a meaningful Bible verse would have the

same effect. After locating that special verse from initiation, I passed the Bible to Mrs. Clapp so that she, with the aid of a magnifying glass the size of her hand, could read it. As she read, I recited. No response. This verse did not carry the same power that the song had. I was disappointed . Mrs. Clapp sensed my disappointment from this failed effort with the Bible verse. As if to compensate, she promptly, and with conviction, recited one of her favorite verses. It did help. It did comfort me.

Our visit continued, but now we spoke of the years after Katherine Berry's college experience. Though she had left Bucknell, the Greek life did not leave her . Katherine Berry married William Marsh Clapp, a Delta Tau Delta from Wabash , in 1912. Later years brought her back to active involvement as a Pi Phi alum in the Akron, OH club. At that time she was garden editor with the Akron Beacon Journal She wrote articles three times a week, plus a special column with pictures for the Sunday issue. Some of her articles were published in Better Homes and Gardens, House BeautifUl and numerous other magazines. She continued writing her column well into her eightieth year. These articles have been compiled as references and are at the Akron Public Library where a garden has been named in her honor.

Slowly the visit brought us around to today. What is it like to be a 100-year-old Pi Phi? Well, a ritual activity for Mrs . Clapp is to read the morning paper . Along the way she marks certain articles which she believes her daughter should read. It is not unusual to find Mrs. Clapp reading Oliver Twist or some other classic during the wee hours of the night. Maintaining an awareness and involvement in her community is obviously limited. But civic duty is important to her She is adamant about voting, as she has been for the past seventy-nine years

Our visit drew to a close. One hundred years condensed into forty-five minutes? Certainly not. My wine and blue is still vibrant . Hers has faded .

Lynn Hlnrlch. and Alex Beach, Albuquerque alum. who are current oHlcer. In Junior League, aren't at all worried about the Pentaceratop' behind them. The .tatue of the dlno.aur that roamed the New Mexico de.ert million. of year. ago .tand. In front of the New Mexico Mu.eum of Natural HI.tory where many PI Phi. played a big part In I opening In January, 1916.

Pi Phis are important to Albuquerque Jr. League

By Suzette Jones Adams

Community service flourishes in Albuquerque, NM, as a direct result of many outstanding women of the Pi Phi Alumnae Club. Currently, forty-seven Pi Phis are members of the Junior League of Albuquerque, an organization of women devoted to addressing community needs Alex Doyle Beach, New Mexico Alpha, is League president 1987-88. She was the 1982 alumnae club president and 1983 Rho Province President Two other Pi Phis are members ofthe League executive committee. Lynn Baldwin Hinrichs, Illinois Epsilon, is marketing vice president and Kathy Economides Preonas , New Mexico Alpha , is secretary. Betsy Bergener Franchini, New Mexico Alpha, is editor of League Log , the monthly magazine for members.

In addition to Alex, two other past alumnae club presidents have been Junior League presidents : Ann Roberts Nelson , Colorado Gamma, and Sallie Schirmer Martin , Texas Beta. First recipient of the League 's Sustainer of the Year Award was Carrie-Mae MacNair Blount , Maryland Alpha , who was national parliamentarian , 197385. Current Sustainer chairman is past present of the alumnae club, Yvonne Garcia Beckley , New Mexico Alpha

Other former club presidents have held leadership positions in the League. They include Connie McClain Johnson , Kansas Alpha, Jane Monroe Duncan , Oklahoma Alpha, Barbara Robertson Schwyzer , Minnesota Alpha , Barbara Hyde Kerl , Nebraska Beta, Gretchen Brooks Cleff, Janet Farrington Youngbert, Patsy Bragg Bonner , Glynnie Hubbard Galles , Letitia Creveling Peirce , all New Mexico Alphas , Susan Reardon Bedingfield , Oklahoma Beta , and current club President Cathy Riccobene

Penick , New Mexico Alpha

Another outstanding League Sustainer , Helen Woodward Weaver, New Mexico Alpha , has three daughters who are new provisionals , one of whom , Ann, is a Washington Alpha. Sustainer Sue Trammell Whitfield , Texas Alpha, has been the Pi Phi lifeblood for many years, serving as New Mexico Alpha House Corporation chairman and ways and means co-chairman. Provisional Jan Stephens Wilson, Texas Alpha, was the New Mexico coordinator for the "Hands Across America " project last year.

This remarkable group of Pi Phis who have come together in New Mexico from colleges across the nation , have devoted many volunteer hours to the Albuquerque community. As a result of their dedication , Junior League projects such as Ronald McDonald House , Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence, New Mexico Museum of Natural History, and Rio Grande Project for trainable mentally retarded children have made Albuquerque, NM a great city!

Florida Delta is cited for service

by Felicia Brook

The University of Florida's Panhellenic Council awarded Florida Delta the 1986-87 Community Service Award, as the sorority who donated the most time, talent and love to the people of Gainesville, FL. Through many different events, Florida Deltas have shown that they care and are willing to help those less fortunate than they

Service chairmen Kieran Hart and Mary Beth Boudreau encourage year round participation in several fundraisers , service projects, and volunteer work. Florida Delta Pi Phis come out in full force to raise money for such community philanthropies as Stop Children's Cancer, Alachua County Girls Club, Big Brothers/Big Sisters , and Gainesville's Health and Rehabilitative Service program. Besides donating money to these groups, collected by street donations or carwashes, Florida Deltas find it much more rewarding to donate their own time. Girls from the Fraternity have organized holiday parties on Halloween and Easter for girls in Gainesville's Latch Key Program. This after school program is for young girls with working parents , girls who need a place to go in the afternoons to have fun

Some of Pi Phi ' s more athletic angels have chosen to participate in "Horses for the Handicapped " or " Bowl for Kid ' s Sake ." These events not only help others, but are fun for all.

Something on the not-so-fun side of service projects is donating blood However , Florida Deltas realize that blood donations are vital , and therefore have proven to be a " brave " Fraternity by having 110% of the members donate during last year's Greek Week . This means that not only did the girls donate blood , but 10% of them brought friends along to donate also.

Pennsylvania Zeta, Washington & Jefferson

Of sixty-six in the chapter, fifteen sisters made the Dean's List and twenty-eight made Pi Society . Cecilia Cooper was a finalist for the James A. Finnegan Fellowship and received an internship at a state agency this summer.

At commencement in May, Alette Cox and Kathy Goss were commissioned Second Lieutenants

Ohio Delta, Ohio Wesleyan

The National Dean's List recognizes only one half of one percent of the nation ' s college students, honored for outstanding scholastic achievement. Kelly Carles, Shelly Howison, Jennifer Klocinski, Lauri Laribee, Sarah McFadden, Kay Ann Taylor , Cindy Tupper and Amy Wendel have been selected for the honor

Iowa Zeta , University of Iowa

After a long interviewing process, four Pi Phis are now Student Alumni Ambassadors. These honorary student hosts to U. of I. alumni plan all activities and dinners during a summer alumni weekend . They also help put together survival kits during finals week , attend various receptions and dinners at the President's home.

hort stories. 0/ sagaclollS sisters

When California Epsilon's banner was stolen last spring and hadn 't been returned by October , Kristin Enlow 's father , Tom , started a Dad ' s Club and raised money for a new banner Kristin displays the sweatshirt the chapter bought for their dads with the money left over after the banner was purchased.

Oregon Alpha, University of Oregon

Anyone not at the annual pie sale really missed out this year. Not only was the dining room full of men from every fraternity house on campus , but the whole first floor too. The event was a giant success and the chapter ' s coffers were doubled over last year

South Carolina Beta , Clemson

There was a special treat at this year's Beaux and Arrows formal in February . Mindy Kershner performed with her band, White Light, to provide the music. Mindy sings and plays the sax and is also a member of the Clemson University Jazz Band.

Indiana Gamma, Butler University

Jennifer Rule, Nena Baughman and Teresa Dorenbusch belong to Butler's concert choir, Pizaaz Last fall Jennifer had an opportuni'ty to perform at Market Square Arena and historic Union Station in downtown Indianapolis.

Florida Beta, Florida State

Greek Week ended with a first place trophy for Pi Phis and their pairing, Lambda Chi. Proceeds from the week's events went to United Way. The pairing won third in talent night, first place in skits and the social .

California Iota, Chico State

The chapter will be receiving its charter at Convention in New Orleans and they are ecstatic! They look forward to meeting everyone. They have started another trend with the first Seniors Club They have t-shirts, afternoon parties, road trips, and, best of all, Senior Club memories of good friends and good times.

Pennsylvania Epsilon, Penn State

Several Pi Phis enhanced their lives culturally and academically by spending time abroad. Melissa Beuc spent a semester in Rome , while Chris Petri went to Tokyo and Rachel Forke and Kristin Morris were in Salamanca, Spain. Caroline Moynihan ventured to Nairobi, Kenya for the entire year.

Colorado Gamma, Colorado State

Pi Phis and Pikes held their first lobster party in October and they're sure the event will become a tradition Lobsters were cooked in huge kettles outside Inside , a big tent was erected over the dance floor and hay bales were scattered around for lobster-lovers to sit on and indulge.

Ohio Theta, Bowling Green State

Fifteen made Dean 's List for fall semester with GPAs above 3 . 5 . Better yet, Trudy Zelazny and Terri Petry achieved 4.0. This was the fifth semester that Terri, a junior, has had a perfect GP A.

Louisiana Alpha, Newcomb College

For the second year in a row, a Pi Phi is providing part of the leadership for Tulane's Greek Week. Sophomore Liz Blankenship, who also guided Pi Phi through Derby Week, is co-chair representing Panhellenic, along with IFC rep, Brad Levin. With a bit of advice from last year's chair, Michelle Bragg, Liz is working diligently to make the week a success .

Indiana Alpha, Franklin College

Nora Lowe was selected as a Pullium Fellow for 1986-87. Pullium Fellows work in the media relations and special project department of the College, writing news releases, drafting brochures and acting as liaisons between the public, the news media, and the college Nora was admissions/publications coordinator.

New York Delta, Cornell

Michelle Teillon brings lots of brains and leadership to Pi Phi. She ' s a member of the engineering ambassadors, a Kodak scholar and is on the Dean's List. She has also been a Blue Bird leader for Camp Fire.

Amy Carron and Linda Grandin are both "Big Sisters" in Ithaca and Ambassadors for the College of Human Ecology Amy directs publicity and advising for the Field and International Study Program. Linda works as an RA and serves on the Department Council for Human Service Studies. Laurie Agin is also an Ambassador for the College of Human Ecology

Pennsylvania Beta, Bucknell

Five sisters studied elsewhere during second semester. Mel Judd and Elise Pastore were in Washington, DC, Michelle Flemming studied in Switzerland and Leigh Ann Gilbert and Christine Lamson were in Madrid.

Tennessee Gamma, University of Tennessee

Melissa Crumley presented a technical paper during spring competition of the Southeast Regional Conference of American Society of Civil Engineers student chapters, held at the University of Central Florida. Melissa is vice president of ASCE at the University.

Pennsylvania Eta, Lafayette College

Academically, the chapter is ranked second in overall cumulative aver-

age. This standing is out of the twenty social living groups on campus .

Florida Delta, University of Florida

Mia McKown is Panhellenic's new vice president and Kim Greenwood is IFC/PHC relations chairman. Renee LaCasse was recently named Greek of the Month.

Washington Beta, Washington State

Sara Goodenough has been selected for membership in the Greek honorary, Order of Omega.

Indiana Alpha, Franklin College

Twyla Waters was one of nine students selected for the 1987 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. She is a past chapter president and treasurer, a member of the field hockey team and has made the Dean's List every semester.

New York Zeta, Colgate

Gail Peck has co-chaired the Colgate Lecture Series, with a budget of nearly $20,000, for the past two years. She was responsible for bringing speakers such as John Irving, Willi am F. Buckley, Phyllis Schlafly and Dr. Charles King, among others, to campus, as well as running a weekly radio show on the university station.

California Eta, U. C./Irvine

Eight angels will be on staff this summer as counselors for UCl's Student/Parent Orientation Program.

Christine Robinson. Oregon Beto. has b_n accepted Into dental school as a lunlor. Therefore. It was only natural for Christine left. and her little sister. Lexa Cookson. to dre for Hallow_n as a tooth and tooth paste.

Ontario Beta was lucky to have Patty Bennett. TGC. (second from left) to assist them In a very successful rush. With Patty are (lor) Marilyn Clark. Daena Allen. Janet Scott and Pam Smith.

Elyse Berman, Cheryl Focht, Karen Hutchinson, Julia Kato, Rachelle Reyes, Kathy Schriner and Paige Seilhan will help incoming freshmen get acquainted with the campus and help in selecting their classes.

Michigan Gamma, Michigan State

The university recently reorganized the Order of Omega and Mary Zerafa was the fIrst Pi Phi chosen to become a member.

Shannon Alvaroe is interning as production assistant at Channel 22 in Okemos, MI. She directs and produces a show called "Speaking of Travel," and hosts and interviews local celebrities on her afternoon show, "Parkwood People."

Louisiana Alpha, Newcomb College Cecile Cutrer was crowned Queen and Julie Daigle was Princess of the Crewe of Contraband Mardi Gras Ball in Lake Charles, LA. Spending the semester abroad are Stephanie Dittman and Meredith Grider in England, Hillary Bachman and Sophia Blanks in France, Evelyn Chumo in Vienna, Ellen Steen in Germany, and Bess Yarbrough is spending the semester at sea.

Ohio Zeta , Miami University

The fall pledge class came in fIrst scholastically with the highest cumulative GPA of all other pledge

classes. It was led by nine girls making Pi Club , ten on the Dean's List, and Jennifer Barth, Jenny Kugler and Jill Stewart on the President ' s List .

Idaho Alpha, University of Idaho Pi Phi was second in grades among living groups. Pledges won the SAE Olympics and celebrated by attending their annual ATO Halloween exchange dressed in outfIts varying from mummies to dice.

Ohio Epsilon, University of Toledo Annette Hoecherl, Jean Bruney and Kari Hughes have been chosen formal rush counselors for 1987.

Georgia Alpha, University of Georgia Joann Cebulski has been accepted by the Universita Internazionale della Moda in Florence, Italy . She will attend next January through May and will study fashion design and management which will be applied to her fashion merchandising major.

Illinois Eta, Millikin March 12 marked the chapter's seventy-fIfth year on campus. They were the first of four national sororities to be established on campus. To celebrate the occasion, the chapter held a dinner at a local restaurant which included a short speech by chapter President Robin Beaty.

Florida Alpha, Stetson University

After a week of hard work, Pi Phis took first place overall in Homecoming 1987. Pledges had the most improved GPA for fall, 1986, with all pledges being initiated, a fIrst for the chapter.

Libby Threlkell is head resident for Stetson this year and Pi Phis are looking forward to their fIrst house to be completed by next fall.

Oregon Gamma, Willamette

On February 19, the chapter recognized its scholastic achievers and celebrated its overall 3.099 GPA at a scholarship banquet. Twenty-six received carnations for Pi Society and eleven received roses for being on the Dean's List with a minimum GPA of 3 .75.

The chapter received the Willamette Valley Alumnae Panhellenic Scholarship award for the highest overall GPA among the three sororities on campus for the fall 1986 semester Oregon Gamma has received this award twice in the last fIve semesters .

New York Gamma, St. Lawrence

Annette Colangello pulled St. Lawrence through its largest rush this spring as Panhellenic rush chairman. Kathleen Cassidy and Kelly O'Hare gave their support as rush counselors

Wendy Woods and Ellen Krudop were resident assistants in fall and spring semesters ; Victoria Arriola, Kelly Gaydusek and Chris Cawley were RAs for winter term and Victoria stayed in that position for spring semester.

Beth Blue. Oregon Alpho len lor • II one ofthe eight Unlverllty of Oregon women on Kor •• on honor given eoch yeor to lororlty women by Ponhellenlc.

Four Arlzono BetOI ore oHlcers on the Ponhellenic Boord ot Arlzono Stote. From left: Potrice Colianca. president; Leslie Day. sorority relotions; Sherldon Boon. assistant public relotions; Ann Auelmann Intramurals chairman.

During Simpion College Homecoming. Sen. Charles Grassley vilited the campus. rode In the Homecoming parade ond. ot noon. lunched ot the PI Phi house. With the Senotor are Kothy Bennett. Sobrlna Bird and Lori Cameron.

South Dakota Alpha, University of South Dakota

Chris Lueken has been elected secretary of the Strollers organization which sponsors a variety show each spring on campus. Strollers includes members from each fraternity, sorority and independent living group

Kentucky Alpha, University of Louisville

At the spring scholastic dinner , those with a 3.0 GPA or above were treated to a chicken dinner. All other

members ate hot dogs

Highest GPA in each class were Lee Ann Risner , freshman ; Karen Ford , sophomore ; Donna Stottman , junior ; Kay Farris , senior Susan King received the award for having the most improved GPA

Texas Beta , S.M U

Mary Kathleen Terry was one of two students who participated in S.M.U.'s political science study program in Washington , DC , coordinated through American University. She studied journalism and met many professionals in the field. She took full advantage of her opportunity by earning straight "A"s for her work .

MississiPPi Alpha, University of Southern Mississippi

Laura Ingram, a voice major, placed third in the Greek talent show Sabrina Johnson had a starring role in the USM production of Arthur Miller's "All My Sons ." Rebecca Prescott has been hired as creative consultant/program manager of a new television station .

Maryland Beta, University of Maryland

Following fall formal rush , the chapter earned a plaque for Most Improved Rush , awarded by Panbellenic.

Christa Catignani , Karen Klvac , Adell Nestor and Aggie Nestor have earned membership in Order of Omega.

California Theta , U C./Davis

Fifteen Pi Phis migrated to Hawaii for spring break The y stay ed on Waikaiki Beach and had a great time tanning their bodies and seeing the sights .

Montana Alpha, University of Montana

Melissa Snyder has been chosen as an orientation leader this year. She will help incoming freshmen with scheduling and answer their questions during four orientation sessions this summer.

Washington Alpha, University of Washington

Twenty-six girls made the Pi Club in fall quarter and eleven made the Dean's List. The fall quarter accumulative was 3 17

Illinois Theta, Bradley Rachael Shevey, a member of the Bradley Forensic Team, has qualified for the National Tournament and the American National Tournament with her prose, poetry and duet interpretation events. Rachael received a scholarship in forensics in order to attend Bradley .

Stacey Cramer, Denise Napoli , Mary Polewarczyk , Sally Ropp , Tracey Shaw and Kelly West have been initiated into Pi Society, having earned a GPA of 3.14 or above

Florida Epsilon, University of Central Florida

Hours of studying , study tribes and required study hours in the library paid off when the chapter placed second of six campus sororities for the highest GPA during fall semester

The chapter had much to be proud of at the February Panhellenic awards banquet. Andrea Steinemann was inducted as 1987 Panbellenic president and Jeannette McNerney , Jennifer Pearce and Ann Peters were tapped into Rho Lambda .

MississiPPi Beta, Ole Miss

Cathy Curran was elected Sigma Chi University Bowl Queen in February . The Bowl is a fund-raising event , and the queen is selected by putting money in a jar decorated with her picture

Jennifer Day is in the top ten Mo s t

Colleen Whartan. Texas Delta. will return this summer fram Tokyo. Japan. where she has been modeling. Her career started when she won second place In Love's Baby Soft contest. She has modeled In New York Germany. Milan. Spain and the Majorca Islands.

Seven angelic PI Phis made their debut In Oklahoma City In November From the left: Ann·Marle Henry Indiana Epsilon ; Angela Nobry Texas Beta ; Megan Balyeat and Dawn Taylor North Carolina Beta ; Ashley Hall Oklahoma Alpha ; Connell Sullivan California Gamma and Ann Duncan Indiana Epsilon

Beau ti ful Eyes in Missi ss ippi competition She won the Delta Gamma Anchor Splash contest fi r s t semester and her roommate , Beck y Owens , s ent a photo o f Jennifer ' s e y es to the state competition

Oklahoma Alpha, University of Oklahoma

Susan Patrk , Betty Hendrickson , Julie Ziegler , Tricia Kikugawa and Cindy White have been inducted into Order of Omega , honor society for Greeks

Amber McKinnon and Christie Phillips , new i n i tiates , received Junior Panhellenic scholarships for excellence in academics and activities .

Tennessee Alpha, U. T.lChattanooga

During each school year , all organizations on campus battle each other to show the most school spirit . This year Pi Phis were proud to accept the UTC Cheerleader ' s annual Spirit Award for their various activities

Arizona Beta , Arizona State

Laura Herrick received the $500 Arthur Young Outstanding Senior Award , given by the School of Accountancy in the Business College.

Patrice Cabianca , Alii Gerrish , Carrie Wade and Debi Arnold are members of Devils Adv ocates , an organization of thirty-five ambassadors who he lp acquaint the public with A S.U

Colorado Delta, Colorado School of Mines

Since the chapter was installed they have made great improvements in scholarship . The chapter GPA has i ncreased and the new initiates' GPA was very high this year 50% of the chapter has scholarships and most members hav e more than one. The average is two but one member has four ! 64 % of the newly installed officers have scholarships

Texas Delta, Texas Christian Big and Little si sters , Heather McLaughlin and Kathy Morris , worked together through the semest er and each earned perfect 4 .0 GPAs Other hard workers , Bets y Jacob , Melissa Want and Marg aret Burgess also attained that high goal .

lily Barker. Teml Dogon and Michelle Alex· ander were among the Tenness_ Betas who gathered In Gatlinburg for a pledge retreat It was a perfect se"lng far the pledges to get to know one another

New Mexico Beta, New Mexico State

To raise the university ' s awareness of sororities ' emphasis on academics , the chapter held a scholarship banquet in March and each girl invited a professor In the course of the evening , many awards were presented by V.P . Mental Rebecca Pollard.

Nevada Alpha, University of Nevada

Three Pi Phis are training for future careers as interns that deal with their majors. Mary Dunlap works in the Children ' s Division of the state Welfare Department for fifteen hours every week and receives credits towards her social health resources major Rhonda Hopkins is a political science major and receives credits for working two days a week at the Nevada Legislature for State Senator Charles Joerg . Ilene Katz was in Washington , DC last semester interning for Senator Paul Laxalt . She worked five days a week to receive upper division credits for her political science major .

Virginia Epsilon, University of Virginia

The chapter ranked number one among the sixteen sororities on campus for having the highest chapter GPA for fall semester-3 202!

Indiana Epsilon , DePauw Univers i ty • P i Phi earned a 3. 0 GPA w hich place d t h em third o f nine so rori t ies on campus. This was a five notch

h;ap for the chapter who ranked e i ghth t he p r e v ious semester

Pledges climbed from last to first place among sororit y pledge classes after earning a 2.972 GPA

Nebraska Beta, University of Nebraska

Fifty-six members received a 3 14 or higher for fall semester , making them members in the Pi Society

Thirty women received a 3 . 5 or higher . Seven members-Sarah Biehl , Jenny Dickey , Trish Freeman , Shelby Greene , Cindy Hansen , Kathy Murphy and Mimi Sherlock -attained 4 0s. The senior class had the highest overall GPA of a 3 . 5 . The performance of all these Pi Phis has given Nebraska Beta the highest overall GPA in Xi Province and placed them among the top in the nation.

Oklahoma Beta, Oklahoma State

The chapter had the highest overall GPA of all fraternities and sororities on campus for the second consecutive semester Pi Phi's average was 3 107 which was much higher than the second place score of 3 .056 and the sorority GPA of 2.89 .

New York Zeta , Colgate

Seven have been selected as members of Phi Eta Sigma, freshman honor society . Mary Ellen Lane , Debbie Consolini , Betsy MacDonald , Letitia Hurford, Margo Burnham , Kim Kramer and Julie

During the Gr_k W_k awards banquet at the University of Oklahoma two Oklahoma Alphas received Panhellenlc scholarships

Debra Grigsby left earned the Outstanding Pi Ph i Scholarship and Cindy White rece ived the Panhellen lc Outstanding Service Scholar· ship

White had a 3 . 5 GPA while carrying a full course load for one semester and were eligible for membership .

Virginia Epsilon, University of Virginia

Hope Reynolds is the reigning Miss Virginia Farm Bureau , representing Washington County As queen she has visited California , the Secretary of Agriculture in Washington , DC and was introduced to the General Assembly in Richmond where she spoke to the Senate. She travels around the state almost every weekend to give speeches, representing the Farm Bureau .

Tennessee Gamma, University of Tennessee

Lesley Lyons was chosen Resident Assistant of the Month during winter quarter She presides over forty girls , works dorm office hours and plans activities. She is also involved with the local Adult Learning Center and is active in her field placement job .

Ohio Delta, Ohio Wesleyan

Academic achievement is a top priority for this chapter, and it shows. For fall semester they maintained the highest GPA among all campus Greeks. Numerous girls were on the

Dean ' s List and several attained 4.0s . The fall pledge class also had the highest GPA among all pledge classes , with four earning 4 .0s.

Arizona Alpha, University of Arizona

Christy Bulkeley has earned recognition within her chapter as well as at the University She was named Sophomore Outstanding Greek Woman of the Year (1986-87) in recognition of her hard work and dedication in every new challenge.

Illtnois Zeta, University of Illtnois

Thirteen Pi Phis earned a 4.0 GPA for the first term of the school year. They helped the chapter jump from sixteenth to sixth in all-sorority rankings. The fall pledge class also jumped up to sixth place, making the move upward the biggest one on campus

Iowa Beta, Simpson College

A Pi Phi only Germany party honored Kris Rust, Sabrina Bird and Sharon Hartun, studying in Germany. The chapter ate strudel and drank root beer, and made a gigantic German greeting card They also taped some favorite songs and conversation to send to their muchmissed Pi Phis.

Melilia Hamke, left, and Beth Hackett are members of two of Purdue's spirit teams. Melilia dances with the Gold Dusters and performs with the Purdue AII·Amerlcan Band In halftime shows. Beth Is a Boller Babe, raising enthusiasm for the Boilermakers.

Beth Caldwell, Arkansas Alpha , was named 1986 Pledge Qu_n and will represent Pi Ph i In the Miss Unlyerslty of Arkansas pageant

Shrevepart PI Phis honored at the Debutante Ball Include (I·r) Elizabeth Beard, Texas Eta; Julie Hensley . Texas Beta ; Sh i rley Stephens , Mississippi Beta; Laura Fox, Texas Beta; Marlorle Querbes , Texas Alpha

Last September Pi Phi national and province officers met in Gatlinburg for the biennial Officers Workshop. For the first time , officers were given the opportunity to participate in specified "hands-on" classes following the closing of official meetings. Carolyn Llchtenburg, Grand President , dries the hand-dyed silk scarf she created In the class conducted by Ed Lambert , right , Instructor , an associate professor of art at the University of Georgia. Watching Carolyn's progress are , I·r: Carol Warren , Grand Secretary; Sis Mullis , Director of AACs ; Jean Scott , Grand Vice President of Membership

Margaret White Lofross , Florida Gamma, parti(:ipated in her tenth Elderhostel program at Arrowmont in October. The class she attended that week was Nick Cook's woodturning class.

Woodturning , a phenomenally popular technique in woodworking , entails the use of a lathe which spins the wood and carving tools that cut and mold the shape while wood is turning. Nick's class made bowls of many variations, baby rattles and honey dippers. Margaret was a whiz on the first turn, winning the respect and hearts of her teacher and fellow students. She was star of the woodturning class.

Before she started turning wood, Margaret spent twenty-four successful years in real estate and fifteen years serving the local government in her home town, Mount Dora, FL. One term she served as president and another as the first woman mayor.

After many years of dedicated service to her community, Margaret is still active in helping others as a

"professional volunteer." She now divides her time between North Carolina and Florida. She is a patient care volunteer at a medical clinic and a member of the Mount Dora Community Trust. In Franklin, NC she is a volunteer at Marco Crafts.

During winter months before the hustle and bustle of spring and summer sessions at Arrowmont, interests are turned toward the local community. Two exhibitions featuring local talent were on display in the main gallery and the atrium gallery.

InJanuary and February the Sevier County juried show was on exhibit , sponsored by Arrowmont and the Gatlinburg Arts Council . Featured was a large variety of artwork done by Sevier County residents . Over 100 pieces were entered , with fifty being selected for exhibition . Juror was James Gentry, director of the Southern Highland Handicraft Guild in Ashville , NC . Sandy Blain , Arrowmont Director, commented on the overall high qUality of work entered, thus the qUality selections for the exhibit .

Opening reception on January 31 was hosted by the Arts Council .

Juror's awards of excellence were presented that evening to five artists whose pieces conveyed strong aesthetic statements and technical competencies.

From December 6 through January 24 , art work from the two local high schools were on display. Art teachers submitted student work in painting , batik , ceramics and drawing Many people viewed the work and a sense of self-accomplishment and confidence was felt among the students .

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International was the feeling in the air at Arrowmont during a week in March when sixteen Japanese art students were on campus taking classes. These textile students from the Seka Art School in Kyoto came to Arrowmont with Shuiji Asada , their professor, to learn American craft skills unavailable to them in Japan and to be exposed to arts and crafts in this country. Purpose of the trip was not just to learn a skill but , more importantly, to develop concepts ' they could take back to Japan and incorporate into their own textile design work.

Asada notes, "The history and tradition in Japan of more than a thousand years is pressure to prevent them from creating new things . In the U .S. , history is just forming and new ideas are encouraged. I am very interested in American ideas ."

Asada , an internationally recognized textile designer, is transforming old Japanese textiles into contemporary ideas and taking American ones to Japan While in the U S he attended the Surface Design Conference in Kansas City

Eight of the students studied metal smithing and jeweley design with David Logan, professor of art at East Tennessee State University Others studied basketry with Bryant Holsenbeck , studio artist from Durham , NC .

Glen Kaufman , professor of art at the University of Georgia and a past Arrowmont faculty member , arranged the student visit while in Kyoto .

Many friendships were formed and cultural exchanges took place between students and faculty After leaving Arrowmont, the Japanese students toured the Smoky Mountains and visited historical s i te s around the U .S.

Margaret La Frail displays the bowl and honey dipper she designed and crafted.

During Arrowmont's show lost fall , "Space: New Form / New Function ," the quilt , left, would have b_n of special Interest to PI Phis Titled "Arrow I: Golden Troll ," It was exhibited by Donna Stader of Indianapolis. A new addition to the Arrowmont permanent collection is the coiled basket, right, by Michael Ballot , exhibited In the some show.

Last fall Arrowmont hosted a national juried exhibition , " Space : New Form/New Function " that brought national recognition and acclaim to the school. Focus of the exhibition was an exploration of a variety of concepts as related to space: concrete , atmospheric, architectural, illusionary , psychological , interstellar and pictorial.

316 entries were submitted with a total of 799 pieces , represented in slides , from twenty-eight states The juror , Ken Holder, painter and professor of art at Illinois State University, chose eighty -five pieces for exhibition in the Arrowmont gallery.

Holder expressed his reaction to the jurying process , saying , " I could write several volumes about the quality of entries and the enormous task of jurying this highly competitive show It has been a pleasure and pain in heavy doses ; pleasure in see -

ing so much interesting artwork and pain trying to tailor it to fit gallery space.

" I began with the intentions of just selecting the most exciting show possible , regardless of media The most difficult cuts at the end were based finally upon which works I felt addressed thc space theme best . The result was a very exciting exhibit with a wide diversity of media and styles ."

Juror ' s Awards of Excellence and merit awards were indicated for eleven artists . Major awards went to Michael Aurbach of Nashville , TN , mixed media ; Alan Goldsmith , Boscobel , WI , oil on canvas ; and Steven Tucker , Philadelpha , PA, fiber construction . An Arrowmont purchase award went to Michael Bailot , Santa Barbara , CA , for a basket that has become part of the Arrowmont permanent collect i on

Lucinda Trabue , Tennessee Beta , a member of the Arrowmont Board of Governors , was on the Arrowmont campus in March cultivating her creative juices and partaking in a week of personal renewal and growth in Bryant Holsenbeck ' s basketr y class . Lucinda , a public relations director for an advertising agency in Nashville , has been developing her basket making skills for a couple of years , taking classes at Arrowmont and working on her own.

She became interested in basketry while taking a class with Holsenbeck two years ago at Arrowmont . It was Bryant ' s unique and personal approach to basketry which really started Lucinda's addition to this means of creative expression Holsenbeck is original in her approach to the basket making process Hers are spontaneously and impulsively made ; they retain their basket form but are whimsical and full of enthusiastic expression . They are constructed of almost anything that can be woven in any form or fashion. It was this first basket class which broke Lucinda free

After her discovery of Arrowmont in 1981 , Lucinda took a class every year , exploring new media . " But ," she said , " I have found my interest wi th basketry ."

In just two short years she is teaching workshops , one to the Nashville Alumnae Club , and selling her baskets . She is even adding an addition to her house for a basket studio.

Lucinda insists that you don't ha v e to be a profeSSional artist or pursue an artistic career to attend a class at Arrowmont It's just a handson learning experience

Six Japanese students were in her basketry class , none of whom spoke English . They made incredibly beautiful baskets just from watching the instructor.

The experience of being at Arrowmont for a week is a creative one , and Lucinda encourages all Pi Phis to atten d a class .

Bryant Holsenbeck critiques baskets of the Japanese students

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Arrowmont faculty consists of an exceptionally diverse group of artists and craftsmen from studio settings and universities throughout the country. Each faculty member has an approach to teaching that is unique to his/her creative discipline and offers a wide scope of experiences to students

Each year new instructors are added This spring John McGuire taught a Nantucket basketry class McGuire , a self-taught basket maker , became interested in baskets twenty-two years ago as a collector and historian While in graduate school in Boston and unable to finish his sculpture thesis on welded iron due to an allergic reaction to the metal , McGuire started making baskets . He has written a book , Old New England Splint Baskets and How to Make Them He teaches workshops allover the U.S and is resident basketmaker at Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield , MA McGuire ' s class was an intense experience using traditional materials and techniques , and everyone finished his own Nantucket basket.

Since the late ' 60s , Cynthia Bringle has taught many ceramic sessions at Arrowmont Bringle , a potter from Penland , NC , is a self-supporting craftsman whose line of production pottery sells throughout the country Her twenty-five year s of experience in cerami c s makes her a knowledgeable , acute in tructor .

Teapots were the fo c u of her spring workshop at

Arrowmont , with students making new forms , handles and s pouts With most ofthe students being professional potter s, thi s class wa useful , practical and productive

Next fall Cynthia will be curating an exhibit for the main gaUery at Arrowmont entitled . ' The Dripless Spout : Innovative Teapots. "

Kathy Woell, also a returning faculty member, is a production weaver from Deer Isle , Maine . Woell's woven coats , jackets and vests are designed and constructed in her studio home. The business has grown since she first started weaving and making garments in the early '70s . She now employs weavers and seamstresses while she does the designing and pattern making. Her class at Arrowmont not only emphasized weaving construction techniques , but the business aspects of being a studio craftsman and marketing products. Her students, some beginning and some advanced level weavers , all wove the material and constructed a garment in the week session.

All three instructors taught a practical and useful trade . in one week and encouraged their students to continue to market and/or exhibit their craft.

-A REMINDER-

Settlement SchoollArrowmont contributions qualify for corporate matching funds.

lucinda Trabue begins construction on a coil basket

Kathy Woell weaving instructor. holds one of her own hand-woven coats .

John McGuire helps 0 student with her basket during spring classes.

Ginny Fry, Central OHice Director , constructs a basket of honeysuckle ond gropevlne during the hands-on workshop for oHlcers

That's a teapot being assembl.d under the artistic honds of Cynthlo Bringle , a production potter.

The basketry class fascinated a number of PI Phi's oHlcers during the workshop. From left: Betty Brizendine , Delto APP ; lucy Womer , GVP Alumnae; Noncy Braski , Instructor; Elizabeth Feullle , PI South APP ; Joan Arnold , Iota PP

When Susan Teaster. right. left LaGrange GA ta enter the University of Georgia there were two other sisters ta fallow In her footsteps And follow they did-right into Georgia Alpha I Left second sister Jane Teaster Smith and Susan were on hand when youngest sister Mary Allee was Initiated

When Zeta North Alumnae Province President Betty Butler Holdcraft and her husband. Robert celebrated their golden anniversary It was occasion for a family reunion. A three generation Pi Phi picture resulted. From the left: Karen Gorman . Texas Gamma collegian. Grandmother Betty Indiana Alpha and Mother Diane Holdc roft Gorman. Indiana Z.ta.

Kansas City, MO/Shawnee Mission, KS Alumnae Club 30th Annual

NEW YORK THEATRE TOUR

October 22-26

Optional Pre-Trip Williamsburg

October 19-22

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Pi Phi, Sigma Nu face date rape issue

by Catherine Dugan

Date rape is a hot topic on many campuses , but often it is not one that people are willing to recognize in their own communities. Because a major study on acquaintance rape at Cornell University concluded that the problem is prevalent , New York Delta was forced, along with every woman in the Cornell community , to face this issue head on. In December, Denice Cassaro (residence life) and Roz Kenworthy (university health services) conducted a workshop at the chapter house to enlighten Pi Phis on the subject The importance of educating men was not overlooked, and twenty-three brothers from Sigma Nu were also present

After an introduction by Roz Kenworthy in which she defined acquaintance rape and cited frightening statistics about its frequency, the workshop began The casual "this could only happen to other people : ' tone of the evening quickly evaporated as Denice Cassaro read the first fictional scenario. This told the story of Karl, a student who assumed her attitude against premarital sex was insincere because of the way she dressed, who forced himself upon his girlfriend .

Participants broke into four groups , two of women and two of men, to discuss the situation and some basic questions . Is it rape?

How do you think Karl is feeling right now? His girlfriend?

What could have been done to avoid this situation? What should be done now?

The entire group reconvened and an interesting discussion followed On the whole , men were more likely to understand why Karl thought that his girlfriend was "really asking for it." Sisters disagreed vehemently with many of the assertions that the male groups made and brought up points that they had failed to consider, such as the possibility of pregnancy. Suddenly, a strange and wonderful thing happened-the men were really listening! They asked compassionate questions and sincerely attempted to relate the answers to their own experiences.

Denice began to read a second scenario, in which a woman attempted to seduce a man. The same questions were asked , and the responses from the sexes were more similar

A heated discussion evolved over the issue of power. Most men can use physical force successfully against women and this was not an issue in the second scenario. Still , the men made a powerful argument for the mental pressure that could have been involved

The evening closed with a discussion of less specific issues and both Pi Phis and Sigma Nus took pains to be honest and learn from each other Some of the guys even began to say "woman " instead of " girl! "

Ohio Zeta initiates special pledge class

On February 8 , 1987 , Ohio Zeta at Miami University initiated its fall pledge class This year's ceremony was extra special for several reasons The entire pledge class met its scholastic requirements for initiation. Even more , the pledges ranked #1 academically above all other pledge classes on campus

A special guest was present for the festivities Grand President of Pi Beta Phi , Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg , participated in the initiation of her daughter , Sara , into the bonds of wine and silver blue . One could clearly see what a proud and exciting day it was for both Sara and her mother

At the initiation banquet , Mrs Lichtenberg gave an endearing speech which touched the hearts of all those attending the celebration.

Ballerina has exacting schedule

by Kathy Morton

Dedication. That is the word that comes to mind when describing Mary Suzanne Handy, a third year member of Virginia Epsilon and an accomplished dancer with the Concert Ballet of Virginia in Richmond. Since Mary Suzanne has attended the University of Virginia, transferring there her second year from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond , she has managed to schedule both her academic and social life to spend a great part of her time dancing on a professional level. She makes the ninety minute drive to Richmond several days a week to practice and rehearse, sometimes until as late as three in the morning.

Mary Suzanne began dancing when she was three years old At nine she became an apprentice with the Concert Ballet of Virginia and has moved up through the ranks of Junior Company , Senior Company soloist , and is now a principal-the highest level in the company! She is trained in ballet , tap , modern and jazz dancing, but ballet is her forte Besides dancing in many productions , including the part of the Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcracker Suite in December , 1986 , she has also done choreography for th e c ompany .

When she was fourteen , Mary Suzanne went to New York to audition to become a professional dancer . However , she decided that she would rather have a normal high school and college life , and so ret u rn ed t o Richm o nd

Being both a danc e r an d a full-

time student at U.Va. requires quite a demanding schedule Scheduling her classes in the morning leaves her afternoons free for making the trip to Richmond and back In addition , Mary Suzanne teaches ballet classes twice a week at the Academy of Dance Arts in Charlottesville

Even with her dancing and academics she still has time to be an active member of the chapter. She did a super job of choreographing a flapper-style dance for a rush skit in January .

Celebration planned

Washington Beta reached its 75th birthday on June 6 this year In recognition of the memorable event , a Diamond Jubilee celebration will be held September 11-13 on the Washington State University campus.

Tentative activities i nclude tours of the chapter house and campus , evening buffet and Cookie -Shine on Friday Saturday will have more house tours , football game (optional) with a social hour following , and plent y of time to renew friendships A banquet will be held Saturday evening , complete with skits , house histor y , and much nostalgia .

A Sunday brunch a t the c hapter house will concl ude th e activitypacked celebration .

Grand Pre,ldent Carolyn Lichtenberg and her daughter Sara. ,hare Initiation excitement.

Mary Suzanne Handy demon,trate, her ballet expertl,e and agility during one of her many performance, al a principal ballerina

The mayor is a lady and a busy Pi Phi too

The Westchester , NY and Southern Fairfield County , CT Alumnae Clubs held a joint Founders ' Day luncheon April 23 at the Woodway Country Club in Darien , CT and their speaker was "one of our own ," Sheila Smith Stein, Minnesota Alpha

The popular , vivacious , and many-faceted Sheila was sworn in April 6 as the mayor of Bronxville, NY , a suburb north of New York City , having already served two terms as a Trustee of the Village Politics has long been an interest fo r Sheila , who was involved in earlier campaigns of George Bush , whom she describes as " a close friend ."

Following her original career as a teacher in Minnesota schools, She il a moved to Houston , where she was Director of Women 's Banking an d v ice presiden t of t he Ri ver O aks Bank

Married to Dr Ralph Bowen , in the early ' 60s she accompanied he r physician husband to a post in East Africa . There he undert o ok a s u r gical fellowship with two other pl astic surgeons , operating t he Flying Do ctor Service in Afr ica . The fo un d er had a long -s tanding relationship with Albert Sc hwe it zer , and o n ce a y ear hi s s ur gical team flew the

12 ,000 miles from Nairobi to spend six weeks on site at Lambarene , operating on the lepers who needed plastic surgery Sheila and Dr Bowen lived in Kenya during an exciting time , the year of its independence. Their first child was born there These African experiences were the subject of her Founders ' Day message.

Dr Bowen died in 1968 Sheila later married Dr. Martin F. Stein , Jr., now Medical Director of St. Joseph's hi YOl..kcrs, NY . "St:trting Over" was the theme of an earlier Founders' Day message, in which she described the happy-hectic process of melding three familieshis (2) , hers (3), and theirs , baby Maggie , now 10 years old .

Having by then moved to Bronxville , Sheila became a member and later chairman of the high school council, a director of Eastchester's Family Consultation Service , and founder and president of the Bronxville Youth Council. In 1983, former Mayor William Bell appointed her to the zoning board of appeals .

After her 1984 election as trustee , Sheila became active in the village ' s parking task force and later that same year received the Concordia College President ' s Medal for excellence in educational service to the c ommunity . In May of this year she was further honored when Concordia College extended an invitation to deliver the major commencement add r ess .

" I was so delighted ," she refle ct ed , " but I couldn ' t believe the y' d ask me-I thought they ' d want someone famous !"

Fo r unassuming Sheila , who consi de rs her life very ordinary , it ' s all i n a day ' s work . This may explain wh y she is so well loved by all who know her-and s uch a tribute to Pi Phi!

League hO'rlors

Carole Jones

Carole Cooke Jones, Washington Beta, was the twenty-third recipient of the outstanding Sustainer Award presented annually by the Junior League of Spokane. The award is given for outstanding contributions to the community and the League Carole was graduated from Washington State with a B A degree in home economics She was president of her chapter in 1954 , and has continued to be active as an alumna. She's a past president of the Spokane Alumnae Club, is chairman of the Alumnae Advisory Committee , and has served on that committee for Washington Beta since 1977.

A long list of Carole ' s involvements and activities made her a winner ofthe Sustainer Award . She has been recognized in the past for service in the Spokane PTA Council when she was awarded a Golden Acorn ; she was a finalist for " Outstanding Young Women of America "; and was chosen " Mother of the Year " at Washington State in 1977-78

Presenting the award to Carole was League preSident , Karen Robideaux , mother of Wa s hington Gamma active Shani Robideaux . In making the presentation , Mrs. Robideaux cited Carole for •. unselfish contributions made through the years in almost every phase of communit y endeavors. "

Carole Jones left accepts the Sustainer Award from Spokane Junior League president. Karen Robideaux

L.Andra Slaat Unlv. at Utah PIKA Calendar Girl

Tanya MI.n.r Unlv. at Idaho Delta Sill Sweetheart

KrI.tl Read Oklahoma Stat. PIKA Dream Girl

KlmmyWidra San Dlega Stat. Slilma Chi Sweetheart

Sh.rry Rockholt Unlv at Gaargla PI Kappa Phi Pledll. Clall Sweeth.art

Barbara Stallil' Oklahoma Stat. SllIma Chi Sweetheart

Chrlatlna AlI.n San Dlago Stat. Sill Ep Quean at Heart.

llac:ky Owen. Ole Mill Chi P.I Sweatheart

KIm Edward. Unlv of ""nol. Phi Delt'. Sweat••t PI.dll·

Stocl. Park.r San Dlega Stat. Tak. Sweetheart

Jean IIckn.1I Oragon Stat. PIKA Dream Girl Cal.ndar

Sandy Pet on Unlv of ""nol. Lambda Chi Sweetheart

Katy KolI.r San Dlega Stat. SllIma Ch i Derby Oarl lnll

K.llt"·"· HIII.da • Collage SllIma Chi Sweetheart

Sh.rl Bowllnll Ohio Stat. SAE Sweeth.art

Lea POrion. flo ri da Stat. ATO Sweetheart

Stocl Clark. Unlv of Arkan.a. Sill Ep Mill Knockout

lI.a Hamlbraok Unlv. at Arkan.a. SAE Sweath.art

Cathy Farr.ttl Ohio Stat. SllIma Chi Sweeth.art

Su.an Stuart Un lv. at Habra.ka Sill Ep Mill Ruth Weak

Stephanie Sonbum loll State leta Sw_theart

Elizabeth Gibson Unlv. California/Davis Sigma Chi Sw_theort finalist

Liz McLaren Simpson College ht runner·up SAE Sweetheart

andy Gracia Washington State AGIl Goddess of Demeter

NanCr Reed Unlv. a Oregan Sigma Chi Sw_theart

MI y Magill Simpson College SAE Sweetheart

Lisa Ioker Washington State Farmhouse Farmer 's Daughter

Karllowle loll State Phi Sigma Kapfo Calendar Glr

Laura McAf_ North Texas Unlv KA Sw_theart

Jilliolla Washington State DU Diamond Girt

Kathy Davis loll State Delta Chi Sweetheart

Erin IIrx Unlv. of Florida Theta Chi Pledge CIa Sweetheart

Arnyllodow Unlv. of Mlssourt ht runner·up PIKA Dream Girt

Cathy WaocIs loll State Sigma PI Sweetheart

Melissa McFartand Unlv of MI aurl Delta Tau Delta Orchid Qu_n

Brenda Walker Unlv. of Idaho FIll Island Girt

Cathy Collins Unlv. of Kentucky Phi Kappa Tau Dream Girt

Mlschon Stlgleman loll State Lambda Chi Sw_theart

Jul_ Warren William & Mary KA Sw_theart

leekey L1l1lbel Unlv. of Toledo Alpha Sigma Phi Sweetheart

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 27

At the University of Idaho five Pi Phis were fraternity sw thearts. L·r: Tommy Charlton Delta Chi Fantasy Girl : Jody Wagner Delta Sigma Phi Dream Girl: Leslie Whiles Theta Chi Dream Girl; Teresa Runge PiKA Dream Girl; Amy Uentz Sigma · Chi Sweetheart

Jenny Moeller. Missouri Alpha was the Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha at the University of Missouri then was one of the top five finalists In the national contest

Betas Beth Gammon. left. and Karen Koerper. right. are both Sigma Nu Sweethearts. Koren Is the present Orle and Beth held the title lost year.

The thr Knight sisters of Palatine IL have found an additional bond in Pi Beta Ph I. Jeann ine left Is a junior at Indiana University and an Indiana Beta . Kathleen . center . a sophomore . and Diane . right . freshman both attend Illinois State and are illinois Iota Pi Phis

Kimberly Gro Indiana Zeta I. Theta XI Sw theart at Ball State. An Augu.t graduate In journali.m· advertl.lng Kimberly was a volun · teer at the 30th World Congre of Advertl.lng In Chicago

At the University of North Dakota Sarah Hammer left is 1987- 88 PiKA Dream Girl and Leslie McCabe ri ght appeared in th e 1986- 87 Pi KA Calendar

Heather Warner Indiana Zeta and Michael Cox Delta Tau Delta were the Sigma Ch i Bowl a rama Qu n and King at Ball State

Sally Nolen enters ministry

Sally Strauss Nolen , Michigan Beta , received her B.A. in Wstory and English from the University in 1951. In 1986 she was ordained into the Christian ministry at Plymouth Congregational Church in Lansing , MI. In the thirty-five years between those important dates , Sally and her husband have raised four children, and she has spent hours studying and working toward her goal.

Nine years ago Sally was employed by her church as their minister of membership. As her job grew , she became involved in counseling activities, particularly with homebound and terminally ill parishioners. With the encouragement of her minister, and the support of her family, she began to study theology and was ordained as the first lay minister at the church in 1982 . She has been preparing for the professional ministry for the past five years

Sally received a Master of Arts in Pastoral Ministry last summer from Marygrove College in Detroit. Attending a Catholic University gave her an excellent ecumenical back-

ground , according to Sally . A nun and a priest from Marygrove participated in the ordination service A special aspect of that service was that her son , also a Congregational minister , preached the sermon.

Always a participant in community activities, Sally is an active member ofthe Pi Phi alumnae club , a past president of the Junior League of Greater Lansing and has served on several community boards. In her position as Associate Minister , she does a great deal of counseling and has appeared at several regional and national Congregational meetings .

Sally's faith has taken her through good times and bad. It was the need to express that faith and assist others that led her to become an ordained Congregational minister . She brings many life experiences to her job and this has allowed her to feel at home in her role. Being comfortable with dying and troubled people is a particularly important aspect of the ministry and eventually Sally would like to use that skill as a chaplain to nursing home residents and terminally ill patients .

Missouri Alpha will hold a reunion for pledge classes from 1966 (initiated in 1967) to and including 1971 (initiated in 1972) in Columbia , MO September 25 , 26 , 27 , 1987 . Any alumna not receiving the mailing should contact : Candy Towns Culivan , 11943 Amherst Drive , St Louis , MO 63131 , or Judi Fehrman Roberts , 9104 Shady Hollow Way , Fair Oaks , CA 95628 .

Kirk interns in governor's office

The Pi Phi chapter at West Virginia University , leading the fraternal community on campus in academic achievement for many semesters , has exhibited excellence , once again , through sister Michele Kirk.

Michele , a junior this year in the International Studies program, has maintained close to a 4 0 cumulative grade point average during her semesters spent at WVU . This semester , however , she is spending her time doing something other than studying Michele , through the help and recommendation of one of her professors , was hired for an internsWp in the governor ' s office in Charleston. She works for Governor Arch Moore and duties include attending legislative sessions and committee meetings, monitoring and keeping track of legislation that the governor ' s office introduces She is also responsible for determining which sections of the West Virginia Code will be effected once a bill is passed . Michele is receiving 15 credit hours for her work in the governor ' s office in addition to a salary . " I plan to go on to law school and the people I am meeting and the experience I am getting are very important ," says Michele.

Michele Kirk is an active member of West Virginia Alpha. She has devoted her s elf to her fraternal duties and has achieved a great deal toward the improvement of herself.

Kentucky Beta pledged twa sets of Identical twins during fall rush at the University of Kentucky

From left : Melanie and Meredith Fletcher and Ronda and Tanda Barlow.

Children's author wins John Newberry Medal

by Beatrice Warner Vincent

Patricia Pritzkau Maclachlan , Connecticut Alpha , is winner of the 66th John Newberry Medal for her novel , Sarab, Plain and Tall The medal is awarded for "the most distinguished contribution to literature for children published in the United States ."

Patricia spoke at a recent Cape Cod Alumnae Club 's meeting . With all the celebrity fallout of a Newberry Award , she remains an unpretentious , enthusiastic lady who makes the writing of prize-winning novels seem easy and make believe seem real .

There have been many reviews of Sarab , Plain and Tall I like the one by Eden Ross Lipson , Editor of The Book Review:

"The 58-page book , poignant and affecting even to weary adults, is the simplest of love stories expressed in the simplest prose A young girl living somewhere on the prairie with her widowed father and little brother toward the end of the 19th century tells how Sarah, a mail-order bride from Maine, came into their lives."

Patty has lived for twenty years in a 200-year-old house in Northampton, MA and she summers in Orleans 01'1 Cape Cod. She began to write in her mid-30s after her children were in school. She says that without the unfailing support of her husband, Robert, a psychologist , there would have been no Newberry Medal for her. Through all the rejection slips at the beginning, his constant advice to "keep writing" was crucial to her career .

Characters and stories in her books all came from memories of her childhood. An only child herself, she said , "Looking back, I see that I write books about brothers and sisters, about what makes up a family , what works and what is nurturing."

Her experience in the field of social work and as a teacher of young children helped mold her style. Patty says she also eavesdrops a lot, talks to everyone, especially on planes , and listens carefully to her own children, John, Jamie and Emily.

Other books by Patricia are Moon, Stars, Frogs and Friends, The Sick Day, Tomorrow's Wizard, Artbur,/or tbe Very First Time , Cassie Binegar , Unclaimed Treasures , Seven Kisses in a Rowand Througb Grandpa 's Eyes

Each spring she teaches a popular introductory course on children's literature at Smith College for the local fivecollege consortium. She also goes into many classrooms, mostly in Massachusetts , and works with children , which "takes more energy than anything "

Patty is a delightful speaker The same warmth and humor that are in her writing comes through to her listeners. She fielded questions from the Cape Cod alums and , when asked about future books, Patty said she has the beginnings of about twenty-eight in her head

Girl Scouts honor outstanding women

Seventy-five women from the Kansas City area were named Girl Scout Women of Achievement by the MidContinent Council of Girl Scouts Of the seventyfive , twent y-fiv e were featured as exemplary achievers Ginny Ward Graves , Kansas Beta , was one ofthe twentyfive.

All the women were honored in a museum-quality exhibition designed to celebrate the 75th national anniversary of Girl Scouting in the United States . The exhibition was open in March in Crown Center

Each of the twenty -fiv e featured women of achievement was able to trace her ability to succeed to skills and values learned through her Girl Scout experience

Ginny 's entrepreneurial spirit has made her a national leader in creative art and education for youth . As founder and director of Discovery Series for the Johnson County Library in Prairie Village , KS, she has influenced the creativity of thousands of children.

In commenting on her Girl Scout experiences and how scouting had enhanced her life , Ginny wrote , "Girl Scouting first demonstrated to me the mystical interconnections between art and nature . These fundamental links have served as a strong philosophical base for the youth-directed creative art and educational work that I have completed in the community."

Texas Gamma 's libby Dunn is the leading model for SkibeU's , a fashion clothier in lubbock, and was chosen as the "SkibeU Girl." She appears weekly in the University paper and on TV commercials throughout the state

Consultant treasures Pi Phi friendships

Four degrees from three universities , sailing , nationally-known counselor to corporations and professionals , newly-wed after seven years of being a single parent, skiing, Dean ' s List through her Masters and PhD programs-the list of accomplishments and interests goes on and on They are all credited to Kate Gillmer LhyleMacDonald , Washington Alpha , ' 1964.

Kate lives in Scottsdale, AZ where she is a consultant with Organizational SystemslHealth Care In that capacity she provides consulting services to various businesses and corporations regarding employee development , psychological testing , stress management , goal setting, decision making , etc

She has worked with top managements of over 100 healthcare organizations during the past three years alone, and through the Hospital Council of Southern California , she is responsible for input on key training activities at 230 hospitals in southern California

Kate earned her B.S.N. at the University of Washington and was a song leader in the chapter. She holds two Masters degrees-one in Human Relations-Guidance & Counseling from Northern Arizona University and one in educational psychology from Arizona State. Her doctorate in psychology was also earned at Arizona State .

There are two children in the family . Son Marcke attends the University of Arizona , and daughter Paige is waiting to be a Pi Phi.

" My ll-year-old daughter is determined to become a Pi Phi , " writes Kate , "and is a dyed-in-the-wool little angel.

"I enjoyed my college experiences as a Pi Phi and treasure the sisterhood , belonging ness and friendships as special memories Because I moved away from Seattle after graduation , and have lived so many places, I do not have contact with my Pi Phi sisters. Much to my delight , I occasionally come in contact with one and a rush of warm , frenetic conversation follows ."

, Kate has kept an active interest in the Fraternity , however , and has been a member of the alumnae club in San Diego and Phoenix.

"Alum clubs were a great source of contact and networking for me as I moved around ," says Kate . " Now that I ani finished w ith my schooling , I would like to resume that acti v ity and participation Through Paige ' s excitement and involvement I hope to rekindle my own ."

In sharing her pride in Arrowmont , Kate writes , "Arrowmont is such a singularly outstanding accomplishment and I am proud that , as a Pi Phi , I have been a part of its formation and continued development It is an inspiration to me as a means of peaceful and carefully channeled energy to accomplish a philanthropic endeavor.

" It reminds m e of the purposefulness of m y accomplishments in view of what the y contribute to mankind what I c an gi v e bac k for all t hat I have ."

Bess Ware honored in South Carolina

Bess Dowling Ware, South Carolina Alpha, is South Carolina's 1987 Mother of the Year. She was chosen as the state's top mother by the South Carolina Mothers Committee and was presented with an award and pin by Gov Carroll Campbell in a special ceremony in April. The presentation was followed by a reception in her honor at the Governor's Mansion

Bess has four children, one of whom , Barbara, is also a South Carolina Alpha and was president of the chapter Two more girls and a boy complete the family. All four were outstanding during school days and continue to lead exemplary lives . During her children ' s formative years, Bess sponsored cheerleaders , chaperoned dances , attended countless ball games , held every office in parent-teacher associations and was a grade mother in every class. She taught Sunday School for twenty-five years and sang in the choir for eighteen years . In her church, she served in many capacities and held both district and state offices in the United Methodist Women. She helped organize a local garden club and is a master flower show judge , lecturer and state garden club officer . She has also been actively involved in the historical society and DAR .

Bess sums up her parenting philosophy in one word : " example. " She says that children are greatly influenced by the deeds and actions of their parents . She also emphasized the importance of being a consistent disciplinarian , stressing that " no " means just that Later this year , Bess will vie for the National Mother of the Year title at Lexington , KY

Following the theft of the new PI Phi sign New York Gammas purchased last fall. St. Lawrence President Gullick came to their old and bought the chapter a duplicate sign in time for spring rush. The chapter Is happy to be Identified once again and grateful to President Gullick.

thletic ngels

Four Oklahoma Alphal are on the Unlverllty of Okiahoma'i Iplrlt Iquad. L-r: Trlcla Klkugawa , pampon girl. Kery Miller, PauleHe Ferlln and Captain Kelly Stallingi

Intramurals

OKLAHOMA BETA won the championship in alluniversity football for the second year in a row. They also had their flrst championship in swimming, and the softball team won all-Greek and second in all-university.

INDIANA EPSILON Pi Phis placed second in the swim meet last spring for the second semester in a row.

Jennifer Elliott, TENNESSEE GAMMA, swam the 50 meter breaststroke in 31.91 seconds, beating UT's best time by over three seconds. She also set a new National Intramural Recreation Sports Association record in the women's division.

OHIO THETA earned the Intramural Sports Award given by Panhellenic Council. Victories in volleyball, tennis, softball and flag football helped add up the points for the distinction

ARIZONA BETA pledges won the Phi Sigma allsorority volleyball tournament last fall semester.

Henry , Washington Beta, was a member of the Washington State

ski team for the second year in a row. She finished 26th out of 52 In the women's slalom during the Northwest Collegiate Ski Conference championship in McCall,IO.

FLORIDA EPSILON's soccer team became a big hit on campus when they had an undefeated season and flnished in flrst place in the sorority division. The basketball team tied for third place with Zeta in the sorority tournament. Not to be outdone, the football team flnished second.

Kristy Weber, MISSOURI ALPHA, has been #1 in racquetball intramurals for four years in a row at the University of Missouri.

Varsity

Five members of Willamette's softball team are OREGON GAMMAs-Janine Pringle, Linda Lim, Paula Rodda , Sharon Tadaki and Jayneen Toguchi. Janna Brobeck , Linda Lim andJanine Pringle are on the basketball team. Lee August and Sherry Neumeister swam all the way to NAIA Nationals, with Nancy Olsen also on the swim team. Michelle Kirkpatrick and Julie Olsenius are on the women's tennis team and Narcisa Delgato, Karen Schulz and Erin Weeks round out Willamette's track team.

MONT ANA ALPHAs Jennifer McGary and Mary Orchard are starters on the Lady Bobcats basketball team at Montana State . Page Jefferson, Laura Graves and Jill Beauchamp are on the gymnastics team and Annie Combes and Katrina Couchot are members of the tennis team

At the Colorado School of Mines , CO LORADO DELTAs make up half the women ' s swim team Tracy Vowel

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placed third in backstroke at the u .s. Air Force National Qualifying meet! Nancy Prisha , who has played competitive tennis since the age of eleven, tried out for the men ' s tennis team and was ranked fifth at the beginning of the season. Nancy is now the only female on the newly named CSM tennis team

Last fall five INDIANA EPSILON Pi Phis made great contributions to the DePauw tennis team. Caren Althauser, Susan Belt , Leslie Dexheimer , Susan Oetting and Katherine Morr constituted a large part of the team which had a successful season.

Kathy Evans, a member of the DePauw swim team, qualified on two relay teams for regionals.

MISSOURI GAMMA's volleyball player, Julie Coble, was voted Most Valuable Player on the Drury College team. This is her second year as team co-captain.

Missy O'Shea , PENNSYLVANIA ZETA, placed in five events in the President's Athletic Conference swim meet. She was third in the 200 yard individual medley, 400 yard medley relay, 100 yard butterfly and 100 yard breaststroke and second in 200 yard butterfly . Other Pi Phis on the swim team are Lori Stemmerich and Sue Strimbu.

NEW YORK DELTAs Theresa Brown, Kendra Eaton and Becky King are on the women's soccer team which will tour Europe this summer. Mary Beth Delaney, captain of the varsity field hockey team, is also a member of the Red Key Athletic Honor Society. Sue Davis is also on the field hockey team. Mary Beth and Gina Savarese play lacrosse . Laura Rossin rows on the varsity crew team and Sue Kallfelz is on the novice team.

Madeleine Willard, IOWA ZETA new initiate , has been playing tennis since she was seven and now has the most wins on the University of Iowa team. Another new initiate, Sarah Ward, has been golfing since she was seven The golf team is remarkably young and Sarah has been a big part in their wins in her first season on the women ' s team.

PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON ' s Casie Siegel is a member of Penn State's varsity tennis team Chris Petri, Christie Rutter and Kara Pilewicz are on the synchronized swim team Robin Manbeck and Terri Mason are members of "The Touch of Blue " -the majorette squad and Sue Rank! and Tracey Pogochnick are part of the Nittany Lion's cheecleading squad.

Rae Kirchhoff , lOW A BETA , qualified for nationals in track , after working hard for this all year.

Chris Cawley , NEW YORK GAMMA , was elected captain of the women ' s hockey team for the 1986-87 season and was named All-Star senior and most valuable player Donna Carlin was also on the team

Jill Johnson, third from left, Is cheerleader, and, from left, Mimi Little, Cathy Hedgecock and Carole lawson are pompon girls for the Arkansas Razorbacks. The pompon squad placed third In the Ford National Callege Cheerleadlng competltlan In San

Four Oregon Betas are members of the Oregon State crew. From the left: Gretchen Fogelstrom, Andrea Rosenast , Kathy Cooper and Judith Stapleton.

California Epsilon had a tough but undefeated football season last fall at San Diego State The team gave 100% and champions of the Inter-Sorority Faatball League Playing In Olylslon II , they defeated all the tellms In their diyislon and then beat the first and second place teams In Olylslon I.

Florida Delta Kathy Smith shows her Florida Gator spirit by being a Doll for the Unlyersity of Florida's baseball team

Hall of Fame names third Grand Dame

by Beverly Bryant Huttlinger

There was a world war going on when Margery Young Martin was initiated into Ohio Alpha-not the second world war, but the first Now silver-haired but as dynamic as ever , Margery has been a Pi Phi for almost seventy years!

In January , in Fort Lauderdale, FL, where she has lived since 1927 , some seventy guests and members of the International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) gathered for a reception , luncheon and presentation of "This is Your Life , Margery!" As an honor for her outstanding service to Fort Lauderdale ' s world-renowned Swimming Hall of Fame , to aquatics and to the entire community , she had just been chosen the hall ' s third annual Grand Dame. She is a founding member of the ISHOF Dames , a unique women's volunteer auxiliary organization which began in 1965. The Dames act as official host for all major functions on the ISHOF complex.

Margery was instrumental in the College Coaches Swim Forum which celebrated its 51st anniversary in Fort Lauderdale in February . Over the years she has housed and cared for dozens of swim team members. Three of children and two grandchildren came from as far away as Connecticut for the occasion. Also in the audience was her proud husband, Harold . The pair will soon celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary.

PI PHI AUTHORS-ATTENTION!

"From Pi Phi Pens " editor , Clare Harding Sanford , would like to review your books. To do so , she must have the books themselves These , in turn , are sent to Holt House where they become part of the permanent collection of such books . Clare 's address is on the title page of each ARRO W.

Campus rock band has Pi Phi vocalist

by Kelly Jefferson

Pokey and the Cosmonauts is Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's newest hit rock band, and New York Epsilon ' s Amy LaForte is a proud part of it. The band was formed last September by four RPI men: a keyboard player , guitarist, bass player , and drummer In October they auditioned and accepted Amy as lead vocalist

Amy credits (blames?) drummer Andy Stenwell with conceiving the band's curious title at a band-naming lunch at Burger King " Pokey " obviously came from the revered sidekick of the famous Gumby, but Amy is frank to admit she has no clue where "Cosmonauts" came from

But no matter. Since their very successful debut at Pi Kappa Alpha, where guitarist Craig Piekarz is a brother , Pokey and the Cosmonauts have played a Tau Kappa Epsilon Valentine ' s Day semi-formal. They were also hired to play at Troy's Russell Sage College and at a quad party kicking off RPI's " Grand Marshal Week, " a wild week of fun leading to student government elections The Saratoga Battle of the Bands was also on the semester's schedule.

The band's repertoire of danceable party tunes , by artists such as Police , Elton John, and Peter Gabriel, is apparently just what the people want. The band has also performed an original ballad entitled " Your Day ," composed by Amy and Craig.

" This bas been a lifelong dream for me ," says Amy , "and I can ' t believe it's happening in college! "

By the way , for those who may still be unsure about the band ' s name and exactly who's who, Amy explains , "Everybod y's Pokey , no one ' s a Cosmonaut ." Now figure it out!

Ft. Lauderdale alum Margery Martin was the third ISHOF Grand Dame ta be chosen .

At a family reunion In Monroe LA these four shared PI Phi love From the left: Kathryne Witty Nelson Texas Gamma: Kathryne Baker Witty Virginia Alpha. who started It all: Mary Kathryne Olmsted. Minnesota Alpha granddaughter: and Anne Witty Olmsted Texas Gamma.

Un iversity honors composer

February 1, 1986 was a special day, among many , for Libby Larsen Reece , Minnesota Alpha. That was the day she received the University of Minnesota 's Outstanding Achievement Award , given by the University Alumni Society. Libby is a composer, and in conjunction with the presentation was a concert that evening featuring her works.

Libby is not only a composer , however. She is a teacher , writer , administrator and lecturer, and currently is a composer-in-residence with the Minnesota Orchestra . Her principal commissions and performances afford her much recognition in the music world today.

Most recently Libby began a residency in Waterloo and Cedar Rapids , lA, where she was involved in the ftlming of a special program for Iowa Public Television entitled "Larsen and Her Works." Following that she makes a second visit this season to San Francisco for a performance of "In a Winter Garden " with the Bay Area Women ' s Philharmonic , under conductor Jo Ann Falletta

Libby ' s " Symphony: Water Music " received its world premiere under the baton of Sir Neville Marriner and the Minnesota Orchestra in January , 1985 . Her two act romantic comedic opera , "Clair de Lune ," with libretto by Patricia Hampl , was premiered in February , 1985 , with

the Arkansas Opera Theater in Little Rock. Her choral symphony with Mrs. Jehan EI Sadat , collaborative librettist and narrator, entitled "Coming Forth into Day, " was premiered in St . Paul , MN, in April, 1986 . She is currently composing a new work for the Minnesota Orchestra , " Coriolis ," and a full length opera , " Frankenstein ," for the Minnesota Opera ' s 1988-89 season

Libby , her three sisters and her mother were all Minnesota Alpha initiates. Libby graduated with a B A in 1971 , earned her M A in 1975, and a PhD in 1978

Wang is named as top engineer

by Karen Hutchinson

California Eta Pi Phi Angela Wang was honored in March as the University of California/Irvine Woman Engineer of the Year for 1987-88

Angela is a senior expecting a B.S. in June in electrical engineering and has an overall GPA of 3.67. Honors she has received include Dean's Honor List, Who's Who , 1987, Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society, Chancellor's Scholar and McDonnell Douglas four-year scholarship She is ranked sixteenth in a class of 284 for the School of Engineering

Apart from her academic achievements, Angela has been active on campus as well. She is chairman of Engineering Student Council , engineering representative for Associated Students of UC/Irvine, professional chapter liaison for the Society of Women Engineers, a member in the Institute of Electrical Engineers, editor of The California Engineer for UCI , campus representative and summer staff orientation counselor

After graduation Angela will seek a position in electrical engineering with interest in signal processing and communications.

The 1938 Iowa Zeta pledge class held Its third reunlan at Lake Okoboll. lawa. last September. Back. I·r: Virginia Mlddletan R_d Annabel Anderson Bishop. Jane Fink Marlorle Mains Ross. Lynnd a l Limes Genung Helen Mcintosh Meier Ann Jayne Beiler Schneider. Betty Styer Calkins

Fro nt: Florence Gr_n HaHmann. Helen Rose Ford. Jane Eller Collins. Evelyn Mitchell Smith Em ily Shaw Poller. Not pictured: Jean Strub Fitzgibbons

Libby Larsen composer extraardlnalre

Jona Garner Arkansas Alpha. wears the crown of Miss Arkansas State Fair Qu_n She Is also Miss Ashley County 1987 and Is a member of the University of Arkansas Donee Company .

Interest in dolls fosters business

by Isabelle Henderson Loomis

Children enjoy Fish show

by Roz Robello

From her isolated childhood growing up on a ranch in Idaho , Yvonne Neal Shaw, Idaho Alpha, has honed an interest in dolls to a fine point through the years.

Through an active lifetime including a to ur of d uty in the WAVES, twenty-five years as a newspaper woman, marriage and rearing four children, she kept her interest in dolls and has a vast collection of valuable ones. Now she owns her own doll-making business appropriately named "Cherished Memories." She teaches the art of porcelain making to both adults and children, gives lectures and is the winner of many awards. It is astonishing to see what she can accomplish with children. More than one twelve-year-old has made a beautiful doll in Yvonne's classes.

Sculpturing her own original dolls in clay, Yvonne casts molds and then makes the dolls in porcelain Finally , she dresses them exquisitely . They are in great demand.

A past president of the Washington, DC Juniors, Yvonne is immediate past president of the Whittier Area (CA) Alumnae Club. She is an active community member and is a former recipient of the Citizen of the Year award

Pi Phis are seen everywhere on Oregon State University ' s campus . They are on 1M basketball and football teams, they are active participants in student government, and they are even seen in the ocean Well , sort of Oregon Beta ' s Suzanne Oster is part of a research program sponsored by Oregon State University marine science center . The program, entitled Mr. and Mrs . Fish , travels to elementary schools around the state from January to May and helps educate Oregon ' s youngsters about life in the Oregon coast .

"It's a great program and such a learning experience , " Oster said A sophomore majoring in theater arts, Suzanne plays the part of Mrs. Fish . She and her partner , Matthew Owen, a senior also majoring in theater arts , entertain over 1,000 kids a month Oster and Owen take to the road every Tuesday and Thursday with makeshift costumes , six-pack of diet pop , and all the energy and enthusiasm they can muster for the long day ahead.

'The variety of students we entertain makes the show more exciting , " Oster said.

The hour long production consists of two skits and a slide show. Benefits of the program are numerous

"The skits get the students involved and that helps them remember the animals a little bit more , and adds to the spontaneity of the program , " Oster said.

Oster and Owen are provided with a state car and are paid $500 00 a month

"The money sure helps and it's fun getting paid to do something you enjoy, " Oster said.

And Suzanne does enjoy acting Since being at OSU, she has participated in six shows , but her acting career did not begin in college

"I've been doing some sort of entertainment since the age of five I've always been a performer whether it be dancing or singing ," Oster said

Suzanne , who lives in Atherton , CA , plans to transfer to UCLA next fall , so why did she pick OSU?

"At first my major was physical therapy and OSU has an excellent school for physical therapy. When I got here , I auditioned for a show on campus , got the part and I've been stuck in overdrive ever since," Oster explained .

This vivacious , bubbly and energetic woman brings to life Mrs. Fish and her surroundings with such an ease one would not think it was acting . Suzanne credits her success to her learning experience at OSU and her family.

"I've learned so much here , I would not trade it for the world. I'm thankful for all the shows I participated in. My family has also been the support system that I can count on," Oster said

New chapter is tops on campus

One month short of its first anniversary , Ohio Theta met its primary goal-becoming the Number One chapter at Bowling Green State University On March 12, 1987, the eleven-month-old chapter was awarded the coveted Outstanding Chapter Award by the Interfraternity and Panhellenic Councils.

The award is presented annually to the Greek group who has displayed , over spring and fall semesters , a consistently strong, wellrounded record . A point system is employed to determine the recipient Thirteen areas evaluated include accumulated GPA, rush excellence , intramural competition, Greek leadership and campus leadership . While most onlookers expected the Pi Phis still to be at the crawling stage of development, they took off running for the top Their hard work and devotion , along with that of countless alumnae , has paid off . Now the c hapter is striving to make year number two even better!

Yvonne Shaw holds one of her original sculp· tured do lls.

ALUMNAE YOUR HELP IS NEEDED!

1. Fill out a Rush Information Form (RIF), See the form in this magazine , Additional forms are available from the Alumnae Club Rush Information Chairmen (ACRIC) listed in this issue or from Central Office, 7730 Carondelet , Suite 333, St_ Louis, MO 63105,

2 , Rerurn the completed form to the ACRIC ill the rushee ' s home city or send a personal letter directly to the Membership Chairman of the appropriate chapter , If the form is sent directly to the chapter, the ACRIC from the rushee's club area would appreciate receivillg a copy of facrual irIformation ,

3. Although only one RIF is needed for each rushee, letters are welcome from all alumnae who may wish to write

Chapter Membership Chairmen

FOR 1987-88 RUSHING SEASON

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Name of Chapter

Chapter & School

Conn«:ticut Alpha U niv ersity of Connecticut

Maine Alpha University of Maine

New York Gamma

St. Law rence University

New York Ddta

Cornell University

New York Epsilon

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

New York Zeta

Colgate University

Vermont Beta University of Vermont

Pennsylvania Beta Bucknell University

Pennsylvania Gamma Dickinson College

Pennsylvania Epsilon

Pennsylvania State University

Pennsylvania Zeta

Washington & Jefferson College

Pennsylvania Eta

Wayette College

School Address of

Summer Address of Membership Chairman Chapter Memb Chrm Chapter Memb. Chrm.

ALPHA-BETA PROVINCE

Kdky T. Hathaway 11 Gilben Rd RD #1, Box 137 Storrs, CT 06268 Saratoga Springs , NY 12866

Manha Collins So merset Hall UMO

179 Jason St. Orono, ME 04469 Arlington, MA 02174

Barbara A Boudreau 21 Romoda Drive HC61, Box 8 Canton, NY 13617 Massena , NY 13662

Lisa A Miller 330 Triphammer Rd P .O. Box Ithaca , NY Gates Mills , OH 44040

Rachd Maskew RPI Union , I & Sage Ion Greenwood Blvd SW Troy , NY 12180 Issaquah, W A 98027

Wendy Knudsen 118 Broad St 360 Fawn Ridge Dr. Hamilton, NY 13346 Scotch Plain s, N] 07076

Cathy Carlson 369 S Prosp= Brook Farm Lane Burlington, VT Bedford, NY 10%0

GAMMA PROVINCE

Karen Jean Malak Box C-2949 7704 Bay Ave Lewisburg , PA 17837 Beach Haven Crest, N] 08008

Julia Bernardi 31 W. High St. 11910 Sc<:ond Ave • Carlisle, PA 17013 Stone Harbor , N] 08247

Melissa Beuc Hiester Hall 614 West Dr. University Park, PA 16802 Sewickley , PA IH43

Michde Brenner

241 E Beau St. , Box

RD #2, Box 600 Washington , PA 15301 Ringoes , N] 08m

Kimberly S. Peairs Reeder Street Box 188 Easton , PA 18042

St. Petersburg , PA

Dates of Major Rush

Sept.

Sept. 13-18

Nov

Jan. 20-Feb. 2

Aug 31-Sept. 7

Oct

Sept 14-20

Feb 2-27

Jan 2 I-Feb 8

Sept

Dec. 1- 3

Jan. 30-Feb 7

DELTA PROVINCE

Maryland lkta PaUlCla DiPr.t. 12 Frat.mity Row

330 Oaklawn Av• s.,pt. 11-21 Univ.rsity of Maryland Colkg. Park , MD 20740 Cranston, RJ 02920

Virginia Gamma Maura Sarmi.nto Pi lkta Phi , Sorority Ct Carlona Av • S.pt. 10-20 CoII.g. of William & Richmond Rd Hyannis, MA 02601 Maty Williamsburg, VA

Virginia Delta D.bra Lynn. McAul.y 1B2 W.st 49th St. 2233 Kl •• n St s.,pt Old Dominion Univ..-sity Norfolk, VA Virginia lkoch , VA

Virginia Epsilon Margar.t Niv.r 1509 Grady Av• 14349 Lost M dow Jan 18-F.b Univ..-sity of Virginia CharlonesVill. , VA 22903 Houston , TX 77079

Virginia uta Diane L. Btyson P O Box 417 3821 Chantel Lane Dec 4-11 Virginia Polytechnic Inst Blacksburg, VA 24060 Fairfax , VA 22031 & Scate University

Virginia Eca Sally Gwaltney Box Rt 4, Box Jan 12-17 University of Richmond Univ of Richmond Smithfield. VA 23430 Richmond, VA 23173

West Virginia Alpha Nicole Collw. 1493 Univ.rsity Av•. 4118 Sleepy Hollow Rd s.,pt. 13-18 West Virginia Univ..-sity Morgantown , WV Annandale. VA 22003

EPSILON PROVINCE

Georgia Alpba Cole. Lynn Mattoon 886 South Milledge Av•. Lak.View Blvd s.,pt 1-10 University of Georgia Athens. GA 30609 Lakeland FL 33813

Nonh Carolina Alpha Tenley Farr.lI 109 Hillsborough St. 1H3 E Franklin St #118B s.,pt 10-17 University of Nonh Carolina and Chapel Hill NC 27H4 Chapel Hill, NC Lou is. Pauick Eastover Rd Charlott. , NC 28207

Nonh Carolina lkta Marita Bell P.O Box Duk. Station 10 Ironwood Jan Duke University Durham , NC 27706 San Antonio, TX 78212

South Catolina lkta Val.rie Kay Wood Box 2246. Univ.rsity Sta. Rt 2, Box 148 Aug. 17-24 Clemson University Clemson, SC 2%32 Gray Coun, SC

ZETA PROVI N CE

Alabama Alpha Audrey Hill Box BSC 3B1 Rhodes Dr. Sept 9-14 Birmingham-South.m College Birmingham A.L Birmingham , 1..1

Alabama lkta Suzie Rankin P O Box BP

71 Mississippi Av•. Aug. 16-22 University of Alabama Univ..-sity AL 3 Signal Mtn TN 37377

Alabama Gamma Peggi. Banon Pi Beca Phi Dorm J 144 E. University Dr .• #[-207 s.,pt 13-19 Auburn University Auburn Univ.rsity Auburn , AL 36849 Auburn, A.L 36849

Florida Alpha Lyn Faust Box 8237. Stetson Univ 8B9 Clemantis Ln. s.,pt 6-12 Stetson Univ.rsity Deland FL 32720 Orlando. FL 32819

Florida lkta Allison Satterlee H9 W. Jdferson St. Orpin. Aug. 16-23

Florida Scate Univ Tallahassee, FL 32301 Baton Rouge, LA. 70808

Florida Delca Kieran M. Han

1000 SW 9th St

2337 SW Arch.r Rd #1109 Aug. 17-22 University of Florida Gainesville , FL 32601 Gainesvill., FL 32608

Florida Epsilon Jenny Johnson 12127 Mendel Dr. 12129 Mendel Dr. Aug 16-22 Univ of Central Florida Orlando. FL 32826 Orlando. FL 32826

ETA PROVINCE

Michigan Alpha Kimberly K Watters

304 Hillsdale St.

131 lkdford Dr. Jan 17-22 Hillsdale College Hillsdale M[ 49242 Brooklyn M[ 49230

Michigan lkta

Mary R Maniaci 836 Tappan St.

28611 Kimberly Laoe s.,pt 9-30 University of Michigan Ann Arbor M[ 48104

Michigan Gamma Patti Pastoria

343 N Harrison

St Clair Shor.s, M[ 48081

131 Bloomfield s.,pt. 23-Oct. Michigan Scat. Univ East Lansing , M[ 48823

Warr.n , M[ 48089

Onurio Alpha

MaryD.n yse White

220 lkverley St. Kindale Way s.,pt 21-Oct. 2 University of Toronto Toronto, ON MH IZ3

Thomhi11 ON L3T 4Z3 CANADA CANADA

Ontario Ikta I-ieather Massey 293 Cenual Ave 13 Gormley Ave. Sept 20-27

Univ ofWcstern Ontario London , ON N 6 B 2C9 Toronto, ON M4V IY9

THETA PROVINCE

Indiana Alpha TeresaJ Elkin Elsey Hall , Franklin Col. 1015 Morton St Aug 3 I - Sept. 5 Franklin College Franklin, IN 46131 Anderson, IN 46016

Indiana Ikta Anna Mangiamele 928 E 3rd St 1401 W. Golf Rd Jan. 12-16

Indiana Univmity Bloomington, IN 47401 Mt Prospect, lL 60056

Indiana Gamma Stephanie Doster 831 W Hampton St 2911 Roslyn Tr. Aug 25-29 Butler University Indianapolis , IN 46208 Michigan City , IN 46360

Indiana Delta Lori Clark 1012 State St 3660 Mary Cliff Lane Jan 8-10 Purdue University W. Wayette , IN 47906 Brookfield, WI 53005

Indiana Epsilon Jill C fuchs 303 S Locust St

E. Forest

22-28 DePauw University Greencastle , IN 46135

Indiana uta Julie Pflum Rogers Hall, 3rd floor , #316 RR I, Box 10 Sept. 14-29 Ball State University Muncie , IN 47306 Milton , IN 47357

Indiana Eta Pamela A Howes 210 I Coliseum Blvd East 5402 Radcliffe Ct. Aug 13-Sept 4 lNU-Purdue U. - ft Wayne Fott Wayne, IN 46805

IOTA PROVINCE

Ohio Beta Julie Reed 1845 Indianola Ave

20-28 Ohio State University Columbus , OH 43201

Ohio Delta Andrea Griffith

Wesleyan Univ

OH 43015

Ohio Epsilon Lori 0 ietsch 2909 W Central

Ohio

Ohio Eta

Ohio

, OH 43606

, OH 45056

OH 43023

Kentucky Ikta Kristi A. Weihe

KAPPA PROVINCE

KY 40508

Tennessc=e

iversity

Tennessc:e Gamma Debbie Blount IHI Cumberland Ave

25 University of Tennessee- Knoxville , TN 379 16

Knoxvil.le

Louisiana

Tulane Un iversity

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Louisiana Ikta Kelly Melton P O Box 1756O·A

Louisiana State U niv Bato n Ro uge , LA 70893 Baton Rouge , LA 70808

Mississippi Alpha Malloty Brooks 55 Box 8376

5 5 Box 6736

Aug 17- 22 Univ. of South(rn Hatti(sburg, MS 39406 Hattiesburg , MS 39406 Mississippi

Mississippi Beta Angie Burkardt P.O. Box 8347 P O Box 9320 Aug 21 - 28 University of Mississippi University, MS 38677 University , MS 38677

Tennessee Ddta Laura Lovett P O Box 81365, MSU 4961 Alrose Aug. 23-28 Memphis State U niversi ty Memphis , 1N 38152 Memphis , 1N 38117

MU PROVINCE

Illinois Alpha Emily Suess Box 9 18 815 North Third St. Sept. 14-18 Monmouth College Monmouth , 1161462 Monmouth , Il61462

Illinois Beta-Delta Margar(t Creig hton Box K163 7 , Knox Colleg( 1181 Willard St. Sept 10-13 Knox College G2.1esburg , Il61401 G2.1esburg, Il 61401

Illinois Epsilon Holl y Cook 636 Emerson St 2989 Macbeth Dr Sept 13-27 Nonhwestern University Evanston , IL 60201 Rocky River , OH 44116

Illinois Zeta Shawn Bill 1005 S Wright St

305 Harper Ct.

Aug 21-30 Univ of Illinois- Champaign , Il61820

Normal , Il61 76 1 Urbana-Champaign

Illinois Eta Susan Steen 235 N Fairview

920 Hawthorne Lane Aug. 30-Sept 5 Milliken University Decatur , Il 62522 Northbrook , Il60062

Illinois Theta Anne Joel Axup 1004 N Institute Place 2917 36th St. Aug. 25-29 Bradley University Peoria, Il61606 Rock Island , Il61201

Illinois Iota Nancy Paluch 709 W College Ave

Illinois State U niv.

, Il61761

NU NORm PROVINCE

, Il60559

Minnesota Alpha Andr(a Hag(man 1109 SE Fifth St 3671 Widgeon Way Sept. 18-23 University of Minnesota- Minneapolis , MN 55414

Eagan , MN 55123 Twin Cities

North Dakota Alpha Dawn Olson

409 Cambridge Box 186 Aug 18-23 University of North Grand Forks , NO 58201 Kensai, NO 58455 Duota

South Duota Alpha Amy M Kelley 118 N. Plum 2704 Franklin Sept 8-12 University of South Vermillion SD 57069 Council Bluffs, IA 51501 Dakota

Wisconsin Alpha Ann Ayres 344 W Dayton #1101 5843 Clarendon Dr Aug 23-31 University of Wisconsin Madison , WI 53 703 Rockford , Il 61111

NU soum PROVINCE

Iowa Alpha Kari Sndl 406 N Main St 2808 W. 13th Sept. Iowa Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant , IA 52641 Davenpon, IA 52804

Iowa Beta T(rri Stammerman 406 N Buxton

305 Tenth St Sept Simpson Co llege Indianola , IA 50125 Dallas Center , IA 50063

Iowa Gamma Janine Brown 208 Ash Ave

2518 Hum St. , #3 Aug 19-25

Iowa State University Ames , IA 50010 Ames , IA 50010

Iowa Zeta Jill Habenicht 815 E Washington

2810 Bellevue Ave Aug 17-27 University of Iowa Iowa City, IA 52240 Iknendorf, IA 52722

Iowa Eta April 1. Riley 1219 34th St

11980 Charter House Ln Aug 28- Sept 2 Drake University Des Moines , IA 50311 St Louis , MO 63146

XI PROVINCE

Kansas Alpha Jennifer Stoddard 1612 W 15th St

1700 N Calhoun Aug 16-22 University of Kansas Lawrence , KS 66044 liberal , KS 6790 1

Kansas Beta Amy Morrison 1819 Todd Road

210 Greenway Aug 12-17

Kansas State University Manhattan , KS 66502 Salina , KS 67401

Missouri Alpha Kimberly A Utlaut 511 E Rollins

Rt 1, Box 209 Aug 19- 23 U niv ofMissouri- Columbia , MO 65201 Waverly , MO 64096 Columbia

Missouri Ann Miller Women's Building 2568 Ptrkins Lane

Washington Unive"ity Washington U Box 1182 St. Louis. MO 63130 Cincinnati. OH

Aug 23- Sept. 1

Missouri Gamma Leigh Ann Agee 900 N Benton Rt. Box 427-A Sept. 4 - 7 DrUlY College Springfield. MO Springfidl. MO

Nebraska Beta Deb Burchell

426 N. 16th St. Box 272 Aug 18-23

Univ.ofNebraska- Lincoln. NE Fon Calhoun NE 68023 Lincoln

OMICRO N PROVIN CE

Arkansas Alpha Cathy Hedgecock West Maple Coronado Placc Aug 24-30 Univ. of AJkansas- Fayetteville. AR 72701 Nonh Little Rock AR 72116 Fayetteville

Arkansas Linda Savary 3117 S. Taylor #8 Oillum Dr. Sept. 10-12 Univ. of Arkansas- Little Rock. AR 72204 Little Rock. AR 72202 Little Rock

Oklahoma Alpha TammyRahhal 1701 Elm 3301 N. State Aug. 13-19 Unive"ity of Oklahoma Norman. OK 73072 Oklahoma City. OK 73122

Oklahoma Stacey Ford 324 South Cleveland 1206 E. 9th Aug. 13-18 Oklahoma Univ. Stillwattr. OK 74074 Sand Springs. OK 74063

PI PRO VINCE

Texas Alpha Kim Manin 2300 San Antonio 2529 Rio Grande. #13 Aug. 23-30 Unive"ity of Texas Ausrin. 'IX Austin. 'IX

Texas Beta Virginia M. Thompson 3101 Daniels 6239 Valley Forge Jan. 11-16

Southern Methodist Univ Dallas. 'IX Houston. 'IX 77057

Texas Gamma Holli High Pi Phi. TIU 4901 4th. #20 Aug. 22-29

Texas Tech U nive"ity P.O. Box 4324 Tech Sta. Lubbock. 'IX 79416 Lubbock. 'IX 79406

Texas Delta Rachel Ryan TCU Box 29704 4H2 Ridgehavcn Rd. Aug. 18-24

Texas Christian Univ. Fott Wonh. 'IX 76129 Fon Wonh. 'IX 76116

Texas Epsilon Kris Fenwick NTSU Box 13187 N.T Box 9722 Aug 24-28

Nonh Texas State Univ. Denton. 'IX 76203 Denton. 'IX 76203

Texas Zeta Priscilla Wylie CSB Box 7133 Teakwood Jan. Baylor Univc"ity & Baylor Uoive"ity Dallas. 'IX 75240 Shelley Davies Waco 'IX 76706 Larchview Dallas. 'IX

Texas Eta Kathy Garberding P O Drawtr BL P.O. Box 7571 Aug 24-30

Texas A&M Univc"ity College 'IX 77841 College Station 'IX 77844

RHO PROVINCE

Colorado Alpha Kathleen Farrell 890 11th St 14th St. Aug 22-31 Univ ofColorado- Boulder CO 80301 Boulder. CO 80302 Boulder

Colorado Gamma Leslyn Jones West Lake St. W. Indore PI. Aug 26-Sept 1 Colorado Univ. Fon Collins. CO Littleton. CO 80123

Colorado Suzette Thompson Bradford Hall. 3rd Floor 200 W. Kelly Rd Aug 23-29

Colorado School of Golden. CO 80401 Woodland Park CO 80863 Mines

N", Mexico Alpha Holly S Plan 1701 Mesa Oakmont NE Aug 16-20 Univmity of New Mexico Albuquerque NM 87106 Albuqutrque. NM 87111

New Mexico Janet Light P O Box 3134 U P B P O Box 3134 Aug 16-21

New Mexico Univ Las Cruces NM 88003 Las Cruces. NM 88003

Wyoming Alpha Tanya Carter PiB= Phi P O Box 166 Aug 21 - 23 Unive"ity of Wyoming Sorority Row Basin WY 82410 Laramie WY 82070

Chapter & School

SIGMA PROVINCE

Alberta Alpha R(na Misk(y 1101285 Av( Box 31 27-Oct 3 Univ(rsiey of Alberta Edmonton. AB T6G OW6 Stony Plain. AB TOE Z60 CANADA CANADA

Idaho Alpha Eva HalIvil< 507 Idaho /\V( 717 WallaC( Av( Aug 15-19 Univ(rsiey of Idaho Moscow, ID 83843 D'AI(n( , ID 83814

Montana Alpha N(na Cronin 1304 So. 5th 1104 East Firna 21-24 Montana Stat( Univ. Boz(man , MT 59715 Gr(at Falls , MT 59404

Washington &ta Kathl((n K((nan NE 825 Lind(n St 2115 E Phinnq Bay Dr. Aug 13-18 Washington Stat( Univ Pullman , W A 99163 Br(m(rton, WA 98312

TAU PROVINCE

Or(goo Alpha Juli( Crosby 1518 Kincaid St. Qtrs A, Tongu( Point 20--24 Univmiey of Or(goo Eug(n(, OR 97401 Astoria , OR 97103

Or(gon &ta KJist(n W(bber 2685 NW Taylor 2355 NW Estavi(w Circl( S(pt. 20--27 Or(gon Stat( Univ(rsiey Corvallis, OR 97330 Corvallis, OR 97330

Or(gon Gamma ksli( L. Dail(y 900 Stat( St SE , H230

900 Stat(·BI47 10--12 Wilbrn(([( Univ(rsiey SaI(m , OR 97301 SaI(m, OR 97301

Washington Alpha Can Cook 4548 17th NE 4548 17th NE 14-23 Univ(rsiey of Washington Sanl(, WA 98105 Sanl(, WA 98105

Washington Gamma Mary &th Haun UPS, Smith Hall 4022 SW 55th Dr. Aug. 30--31 & Univmiey of Pug(t Tacoma, WA 98416 Ponland , OR 97221

Sound

UPSILON PROVINCE

California Alpha Mimi Ballard P .O Box 4342 April 7-16 Stanford Univ(rsiey Stanford , CA 94305 Palo Alto , CA 94301

California &ta Mdissa Car(y 2325 Pi(dmont Av( 11151 Ophir Dr. Aug 16-21 Univ of CaIifornia- &rkdq , CA 94704 Los Angd(S, CA 90024 &rkd(y

California Th(ta Allison Locklin 445 RusseU Blvd 51 0 Lour( Bid ., #250 17-23 Univ.ofCalifornia- Davis , CA 95616 Davis , CA 95616

California Iota Jan(t L. Eliason 617 Chrnnut St 829 Columba Lan( 11-18 California Stat( Univ.- Chico , CA 95928 Fost(r Ciey , CA 95926 Chico

N(Vada Alpha Kdly Damon 869 N. Sima

2725 Pion((r Dr Aug 24-29 Univ(rsiey of N(vada- R(no, NY 89503 R(no, NY 89509 R(no

Utah Alpha M(gan E Mill(r 1443 East 100 South 1238 Cashman Dr. 20--26 Univ(rsiey of Utah Salt i.ak( Ciey, UT 84102 Las V(gas, NY 89102

PHI PROVINCE

Arizona Alpha Suzann( Gor(ham 1035 N. Mountain Av(. 8021 E. Columbw Aug 22-28 Univ(rsiey of Atizooa Tucson, AZ 85719 Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Arizona &ta Tracey D' Agostino Palo V(rd( Maio, Bo" 171

8345 Via Mia Aug. 16-21 Atizona Stat( Univ(rsiey T(mpe , AZ 85281 Scottsdale, AZ 85258

California Gamma Stacy Ann( Brann(n 667 W (St 28th St

29677 Highpoint Rd Aug. 1 Univ. of South(rn Los Angd(s, CA 90007 Rancho Palos V(rd(S, CA California 90274

California Ddta Crista D(t(miah

700 HiIgard

56 Drak(S Bay Dr 5-12 Univ of California- Los Angd(S , CA 90024 Corona Dd Mar, CA 92625 Los Angd(S

California Epsilon Barbara Gross

5080 CoU(g( PlaC( 5080 CoUeg( PI. Aug 14-21 San Diego Stat( Univ San Di(go , CA 92115 San Di(go , CA 92115

California ata Lisa GanahI

763 Camino P(SQd(ro

402 Dwy(r Dr 4- 11 Univ ofCalifornia- Gokta , CA 93117 Anah(im, CA 92801 Santa Barbara

California EI2 Pau 10. Salcido P O Box 403 7 9382 Bal2via Sc:pt Univ of Califomia- Irvine , CA 92 7 n Orange , CA 9 266) Irvine

Californ ia Kappa Pauicia Falsl2d 7770 Regents Rd )337 Viclcie Dr. Sc:pt. 1)-2 1 Univ of California- Suite 113-238 San Diego , CA 92109 San Diego San Diego , CA 92122

Alumnae Club Chairmen

RUSHING SEASON

AlPHA PROVINCE

Hartford, CT-Mrs. Robert Barley , 1) Sunset Terrace, West Hartford, CT 06106

Manchester Area, CT-Mrs Carlson Williams , 100 Somerset Rd , Gbstonbury , CT 06033

New Haven, CT-Mrs J H. Dedman , 238 Sylvan Valley Rd ., Orange, CT 06487

Southern Fairfield County, CT-Mrs. Barbara H Colwell , 32 Surrey Glen , Wilton, CT 06897

Eastern Maine- Mrs. Samuel Sc:zak , P O. Box 12 , Orono , ME 04473 Berkshite County, MA-Mrs. Jed Smith , Rt 49-Colonial Acres , Pittsfield, MA 01201

Bostonian, MA-Kim Warson, 21 East St , #3A, Mansfield, MA 02048

Cape Cod, MA-Mrs Joyce Teir Hosford , P O Box 223 , Barnsl2ble , MA 02630

Spcinsfield, MA-Mrs Robert O Zinnen , 4) Oxford Rd ., Longmeadow , MA 01106

BETA PROVINCE

Albany , NY- Mrs. Jonathan Harvey , 38 Cameron Rd. , Troy , NY 12180 Buffalo, NY-Rosemary Trimboli , ))8 Paradise Rd ., E Amhem , NY 140)1

Long Island-North Shore, NY-Judith A F Wasilchuclc, 21 Capitol Hts. Rd., Oyster Bay , NY 11771

New York City-Marthartan-No Liscing Available

Rochester, NY-Mrs Barbara H Stoutz, 11 Falcon Lane West, Fairport , NY 144)0 Schenectady, NY-Mrs Alan Fairbanks, ) Hollywood Dr ., Burnt Hills , NY 1202 7 Syracuse, NY-No Listing Available

Westchester County, NY-Marian E Moore , 99 Longvale Rd , Bronxville, NY 10708 (South) ; Mrs Malloty Gray , Kemeys Cove , 6-19, Sc:arborough , NY IOHO (North)

GAMMA PROVINCE

Wilmington, DE-No Liscing Available

Bergen County, NJ - Mary A Williamson , 1) Beechwood Rd ., Ho Ho Kus, NJ 07423

Jersey Shore, NJ-Dawn Woodmore , 217 Schindlor Dr ., Briutown , NJ 08723

Northern New Jersey- Mrs James Crandall, 1) Overlook Rd , Chatham , NJ 07928

Central Pennsylvania - Mrs T Miles , College Park , Lewisburg , PA 17837

Harrisburg-Carlisle, PA - Mrs Charles Jacobs, 3)2 Willow Ave ., Camp Hill , PA 17011 Philadelphia-Main Line, PA-Mrs Lawrence T Adelberger , #10) , 412 N Wayne Ave ., Wayne, PA 19087

Pittsburgh South Hills, PA-Mrs G L. Cordis , 81 Lambeth Dr ., PittSburgh , PA 1)241 Pittsburgh, North, PA-Mrs Nora Jaclcson , 310 Guyasul2 Rd , PittSburgh , PA 1)21)

DELTA PROVINCE

Washington. D C - Mrs David A Blair, 7212 Ridgewood Ave ., Chevy Chase , MD 208n

Baltimore, MD-Mrs John A Harter , 1))0 Cottage Lane , Towson , MD 21204

Chesapeake, MD - Barbara J Murray , 328 Stonehouse Dr. , Severna Park , MD 21146

Maryland-D C. Suburban-Mrs Ronald WlUtney , 611 Smallwood Rd , RocIcville , MD 208)0

Bristol, VA -TN (Pi PIU Podetl - Mrs K Thomas Smith , 12) Woodland , Bristol , VA 24201 Chadottenille , VA- Mrs R N Macleod , 1335 Rugb y Rd , Charlottesville , VA 22903 Hampton Roads, VA-Mrs Robert P Jones , Jr. , 42 Barday Rd , Newport News , VA 23606

Nocfolk, VA-Beth Vinson , H76 Eagle Run Rd , Virginia Beach , VA 23464

Northern Virginia-Mrs John Bird , 237) N Vernon St , Arlington , VA 2220 7 Richmond, VA-Mrs Floyd R Farleigh , 10700 Darby Cirde , Midlothian , VA 2 3 11 3 Roanoke Valley, VA-Mrs W B Bales, 4868 Deerfield Rd , Roanoke , VA 24014 WiIJiamsburg , VA- Mrs Robert Stoddard , 186 The Maine , Williamsburg , VA 231 8) Charleston, WV-Renee Rosia , 371 9 'h Noyes Ave , Charleston , WV 2)304 Cbtksburg , WV- Mrs James Sparks , Rt. 3, Box 66 E, Bridgeport , WV 263 30 Morgantown, WV-Krisl2 Mendelson , 124 Morgan Dr. , Morgantown. WV 26) 0) Wheeling, WV-Ohio Valley-Mrs Charles T Moore, 24 Maple Ave ., Wheeling , WV 26003

EPSILON PROVINCE

Athens, GA - Mrs Hugh Fowler , 12) Mal Ba y Rd , Athens , GA 30606

Atlanl2 , GA-Mrs Robert A Garner , Jr. , 1980 North Akin Dr , NE , Atlanl2 , GA 3034) Chattahoochee , GA - Theresa Wilkinson , 38B Vinyard Way, Mariena , GA 30062

Mid -Gcorgia - 0 Liscing Available

Chadotte, NC - Mrs Tina F Gilbert , 4220 Kuykendall Rd ., Matthews , N C 2810 ) 5andhills ofNC-Mrs R N Mathews , 11 7 Highland Dr ., Whispering Pines , C 28 32 7 Columbia , SC-Melissa Ann Phillips , 3840 Overbrook Dr. , #1 3, Co lu m bia , SC 292 0 ) Greater Charleston Area , SC-Mrs }. D Switzer , 67) Ayers Dr. , Charleston SC 29412 Greenville , SC - Mrs A S Mull e n , 106 BoI2n YRoad , Greenville , SC 2961)

ZETA PROVINCE NORTH

Auburn -Opelika , At- Mrs D C Brinkle y. 575 E University Dr. Auburn, AL 36830

Birmingham. At-Miss Valerie Grigsby , 1413 33rd St S ., Birmingham , At 35205

Huntsville, At-Mrs Shannon Kaylor , 706 Holmes Ave ., HunlSVille AL 35801-3628

Mobile, AL - Mrs.]. Martin , 3533 Spring Ave ., Mobile AL 36608

Montgomery , At- Paige Newman Sullivan 2140 Meadow Lane Dr. , Montgomery, AL 36106

Tuscaloosa , At-Mrs Frod Fletcher , 12 Monnish Dr. Tuscaloosa , AL 35401

Daytona-Ormond Beach , FL-Miss Carolyn Hartigan. 275 Ind igo Dr.. #309 Daytooa Beach. FL 32014

De Land, FL-Judy McCallum, 1600 E Minnesota Ave De land. FL 32720

Fort Walton Beach, FL (Pi Phi Pocket) -Mrs John S. Rumph. 85 Lake Lorraine Circle

Shalimar FL 32579

Jacksonville, FL-Miss Mdissa Harrdl 1747 Danq St Jacksonville FL 32205

Oru.ndo-Winter Park , FL-K=n Clayton , 1701 Lte Rd .• #M430 Winter Park FL 32789

Pensarob , FL-Mrs. Ashton J Hayward , Jr ., 2380 Hallmark Dr. , Pensacola FL 32503

Talbhass«, FL-Kirby Brown , 1317 South Meridian Rd Tallahassee , FL 32301

ZETA PROVINCE SOUTH

Bctvard Counry, FL- Janice S Wilkerson 27 Indian St .• Merritt Island FL 32952

Clearwater, FL-Mrs John K Mckllan 455 Holly Hill Rd Oldsmar FL 33557

Fort Lauderdale, FL- MargaretJdmom , 625 SW 12th St. , Ft Lauderdale FL 33315

Hollywood, FL (Pi Phi Pocket) -Mrs. Bruce Johns , 414 S 57th Terr ., Hollywood , FL 33023

Miami FL-Mrs David Shoaf 1516 NE 104 St. , Miami Shores , FL 33138

Naples , FL - Mrs ]. C Davis , 9051 Gulf Shoro Dr. , #703 Naples FL 33963

Palm Beach , FL-Berty Porter , 14 7 Turtle Croek Dr Tequesta , FL 33458

Port Charlotte, FL (Pi Phi Pocket) - Mrs. W. E Kinnball , 2377 Beacon Dr ., Port Charlotte. FL 33952

St Petersburg, FL-Nan q Suzanne Eads, 12500 Capri Circle N ., #208 Treasure Island, FL 33740

Sarasota, Fl-Nanq Windt 222 Ltde Pond Ln ., Sarasota, FL 34242

SoUthwCS! Florida - Miss Stephanie Benton , 17409 Ingram Rd ., Ft. Myers , FL 33912

Tampa, FL-Mrs Aaron Hendry, 86 Bahama Circle , Tampa, FL 33606 AND Mrs Dan McLain 3317 W. W yoming Circle Tampa, FL 33611

ETA PROVINCE

Albion, M1-No Listing Available

Ann Arbor. MI - Mrs Charles Kleinschmidt. 712 W Huron #302 , Ann Arbor , MI 48103

Bloomfield Hills, MI - Mrs. Richard G Post, 2999 Pine Hill, Troy, MI 48098

Detroit-West Suburban - Mrs Ron a ld R Irwin , 22518 Chestnut Tree Novi, MI 48050

Grand Rapids , MI -Nancy ScOtt 1555 Mackinaw St .• Grand Rapids , MI 49506

Grosse Point, M1 -No listing Available Jackson, M1-Janice B Ross, 2940 Pheasant Run. #G, Jackson, MI 49202

Lansing-East Lansing, MI - Gayle Yerkey Dunn, 1127 Farwood, E Lansing , MI 48823

North Woodward , MI -Jean H Clark, 32540 Old POSt Rd , Birmingham. MI 48010

Traverse Bay Area, M1-Mrs David Hicks 303 Wenonah Traverse City , MI 49684 Toronto, ON Canada-No listing Available

THETA PROVINCE

Anderson , IN - Mrs James Wessar. 37 Colony Rd , Anderson , IN 46011 Bloomington, IN-Mrs James Topolgus , 840 Woodscrest Bloomington. IN 47401

Col umbus , IN - Mrs Charles Watson , 4241 N Riverside Dr ., Columbus , IN 47203 Ellthart, IN-Mrs Terrence Bronnan 1661 Brookwood Dr., Ellthart. IN 46514

Fort Wayne IN-Mrs Thoma s PortS. 5311 Tomahawk Trail , Ft. Wayoe IN 46804

Franklin, IN-Mrs John Snyder R.R. #1. Box 284. Franklin. IN 46131

Greencastle , IN (Pi Phi Pocket) - Mrs. Keith Gossard 800 Sherwood Dr. , Groencastle IN 46135

Hammond Area, IN -Mrs Rick Rybicki 9016 Grace St • Highbnd. IN 46322

Indianapolis, IN - NeIa Swinehart , 3039 Bush Parkway , Carmd IN 46032

Indianapolis South Subutban-Mrs Robert A. Bowles , 6125 Bryan Dr Indianapolis, IN 46227

Kokomo, IN-Mrs Donald Colvill , 3208 Susan Drive , Kokomo , IN 46902

Lafayette, IN-Mrs Russell Arthur , 2710 Covington, West Lafayette. IN 47906

Michiana, IN-MI-Barbara S Kuhny 2929 Sunnymede Ave South Bend IN 46615

Muncie , IN - Mrs. Jerty Snyder. 3401 Vienna Woods Dr .• Muncie , IN 47304

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

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

Southlake, IN-Kay Moody. 911 Lake George Dr.. Hobart, IN 46342

Valparaiso, IN - Mrs John Evans 203 Oakridge, Valparaiso, IN 46383

IOTA PROVINCE

Akron, OH-Mrs Jinn Hadett , 1174 Oalc Knoll Dr. Aleron. OH 44313

Athen , OH -Mrs. Virginia Hoover FranlcJin. 62 If: Elmwood Place. Athens , OH 45701 Canton, OH-Mrs David Meek 307 Gaslight Circle SE. N Canton. OH 44720 Cincinnati, OH - Mrs Keith Trautmann , 7075 Old Chapel Cincinnati, OH 45244

Cleveland East, OH - Margaret P Anderson 5240 Maple Springs Dr. , Chagrin Falls , OH 44022

Cleveland West , OH-Mrs Robert Weber #4 Chippenham Ct. , West Hampton Cts Rody Riv<c OH 44116

Columbus, OH-No listing Available Day too, OH -Maryjane Hotaling, 121-E Shertingham Ct .• Dayton OH 45429

Delaware, OH-Mrs. Jan Larsofl, 375 Hickory lane, Delaware , OH 43015 Hudsoo, OH-Mrs Ktith Dixon, 1940 Hines Hill Rd ., Hudson OH 44236 Newark-Granville, OH -Mrs Jocl Berman , 96 Carmottheo Way , Granville. OH 43023 Portsmouth , OH -Mrs Cytus P Kahl 2014 Franklin Ave .• Portsmouth , OH 45662 Springfield, OH -Barbara Scroggy. 2430 Red Coach Dr Springfield , OH 45503 Toledo, OH -Miss Karen Gunther , 1956 W. Alexis Rd #402 Toledo. OH 43613

KAPPA PROVINCE

Eastern Kentucky- No Listing Available

kxington , KY-Lisa Slatin , 3478 Casderon Way N Ltxington , KY 40502 Louisville , KY-Mrs G G Maier 6305 Glen Hill Rd Louisville KY 40222 Owensboro KY (Pi Phi Pocket )-Mrs. H W ilson, 1830 Stratford Dr. Owensboro. KY 42301

Chattanooga, TN-Mrs W C. Morris. 1043 Englewood Ave ., Chattanooga , TN 37405 Knoxville, TN-Mrs William Petty 6613 Westland Dr .• Knoxville TN 37919

Lttle Pigeon , TN-Mrs. Jad Henry , 411 Oalc Dr. Sevierville TN 37862 Nashville, TN-Mrs Robett Durrett 6005 Jocelyn HoUow Rd .• Nashville , TN 37205

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Alexandria, LA- Marhy Donnell, 4606 Parliament , #208 , Alexandria, LA 71303

Baton Rouge , LA -Mrs. Cary Guglielmo , 1021 Steele Blvd , Baton Rouge , LA 70806

Lafayette, LA-Sally Brockschmidt Herpin , 214 Wood bluff Dr., Lafayette , LA 70)03

Lake Cbarles, LA - Miss Susan Elender, 1200 Inverness, Lake Charles, LA 7060)

Louisiana North Shore -Mrs Joseph R Gholston, 209 Cottonwood Lane , Mandeville , LA 70448

Monroe , LA-Miss Mary Buffington , 2210 Pargoud Blvd , Monroe , LA 71201

New Orleans , LA- Mrs. Gerard R Kchoe , 30) Southern Rd , River Ridge , LA 70123

Shreveport, LA-Mrs Robert Haley , 7820 Creswell, Shreveport , LA 7 1106

Hattiesburg , MS-Pat Robenson, 713 Camp St ., Hattiesburg , MS 39401

Jackson , MS-Margaret Anne Forester , 4226 Canterbury CoUrt, Jadson , MS 39211

Meridian , M No Listing Available

Northeast Mississippi -Mrs D Orman , 18 Quail Creek, Tupelo, MS 38801

University-Oxford, MS- Mrs Dwayne Sagen , 4 La Ronda Dr. , Oxford, MS 386))

Vicksbu" , MS (Pi Pill Pod<et) -MIS. C. Collins, 32) Goodrum , Vicksburg , MS 39180

Memphis, TN - Mrs Richard Hobein, 3031 Bald Eagle, #181 Memphis, TN 3811)

MU PROVINCE NORTH

Arlington Heights , IL-Mrs Robert Bukowski , 219 Country Club, Rob Roy Country Club Village , Prospect Heights , IL 60070

C1llcago Soulb Suburban , IL-Mrs T V Williams , 232) Carroll Parkway , Flossmoor, IL 60422

Clllcago West Subutban , IL (NO INFORMATION AVAlI.ABU FOR CHICAGO

GIRI.S)-Mrs George G Speir II , 327 S Catherine, laGrange , IL 60)2)

DuPage County , IL- Mrs Richard D. Warfel , 760 Forest , Glen Ellyn , IL 60137

Fox River Valley , IL-Mrs L. Schuster. 18 Hathaway Crescnt , Aurora. IL 60)04

Hinsdale Township , IL-Mrs Richard M Held , 1130 Oak Hill Rd. , Downers Grove. IL 60) I) AND Mrs Richard Breese , 1220 Heatherton, Naperville , IL 60540 (Lisle and Naperville only)

Lake County, IL-MIS Andor J. Roscher. 1332 Edgewood Rd ., Lake Forest, IL 6004) AND Mrs Edward Davis , 106 Woodland Rd. , Lake Bluff, IL 60044 (Lake Forest-Lake Bluff)

Lake Shore , IL-Ms. Stephanie L. Cross, 330 Thackery Lane , Northfield , IL 60093

Milton Towns1llp, IL-He idi LubISen Gagnon , 20)4 Sherwood Place , Wheaton IL 60187

North Shore , IL-(New Trier H.S .) Mrs.} W Bradbury , 2206 Elmwood. Wilm ette, IL 60091 AND (Glenbrook North H S ) Mrs Donovan K Ellis , 2120 Clover Rd. , Northbrook , IL 60062 AND (Evanston Township H S.) Mrs Robe rt Heiberger, 2H6 Marcy , Evanston , IL 60201

Oak Patk-River Focest , IL- Marian E. Gilbert. 642 Belleforte , Oak Park , IL 60302

Pari< Ridge-DesPlaines, IL-Molly O Wiggins, 438 Meacham Park Ridge , IL 60068 AND Mrs Max Liggett , )87 Webford Ave ., D es Plaines , IL 60016

Rockford, IL- Mrs Donald Holder, 323) Andover Dr. , Rockford , IL 6111 1

MU PROVINCE SOUTH

Alton-Edwardsville, IL- Mrs. Fred Tiemann , 1802 Arrowhead Lane , Godfrey , IL6203) Avon-Bushnell , IL-Martha Davis , Box 430 , Avon , IL 61415 AND Ilene Lawson , 931 Crafford St. , Bu shnell , IL 61422

Bloomington-Normal , IL- MIS Fred Knapp , 413 Orlandn , Nonnal , IL 61761

Champaign-Urbana, IL-Mrs. Philip A Summers , 2112 Btynebruk, Champaign , IL 61821

Decatut, IL- Martha Grohne, 3077 Fitzgerald Rd ., Decatur , IL 62)21

Galesburg, IL-MIS. George Burgland , 144 1 N Prairie , Galesburg , IL 61401

Monmouth, IL- Mrs C C. Stanton , 802 N. 9'h St ., Monmo uth , IL 6 1462

Peoria , IL-Laura Wilson 431) N University , Peoria , IL 61614

Quad-City, IL-IA-Jane Coryn, 3296 Jonathan Ave ., Bettendorf. IA )2722 OR Kathy Weigle , 310 Holm es St ., Bettendorf, IA Springfield, IL-Mrs Jack Suter, 3208 Sy lvan Rd ., Springfield , IL 62704

NU PROVINCE NORTH

Winnipeg , MB Canada - Susan May Fred , 1004-99 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg , MB , R2M VA2

Minneapolis, MN-Eb.ine Regan , 10049 Irwin Rd , Bloomington , MN 5)437 AND Wynn Meeker , 4800 Wilford Way , Edina , MN ))43) AND Sharol Kaufman , 2960 Tonkaha Dr. , Wayzata , MN ))391

St Paul, MN-Susan Batcher , 697 South Griggs , St. Paul , MN ))116 Greater Grand Forks , ND-Mrs Curtis Magnuson , 2)1) Chestnut St , Grand Forks , ND )8201

Black Hills , SO - Mrs M O ' Connor , 49 12 Breckenridge Ct ., Rapid City , SO )7702

Sioux Falls, SD - Mrs CUrt Magnuson , 2)1 ) Chestnut , Grand Forks , ND )8201 Beloit , WI - Mrs Betty Daniel , 2128 E Ridge Rd Bel oit, WI H)l1

Madison , WI-Mrs EmieJohnson , 2124 Chamberlain Ave Mad ison WI )370) Milwaukee, WI - M<s Jeffrey Reitz , 9720 N Brown Deer Rd ., #7, Milwaukee , WI )3217

NU PROVINCE SOUTH

Ames , lA-No Listing Available

Cedar Rapids , lA-Mrs Sally Haas , 524 Knollwood , Cedar Rapids. IA )2403

Des Moines, lA-Julie Ann McNeal , 1067 Hrd St. , #101, Des Moines , IA )0311 Indianola , lA-Ardene Downing , 1801 Country Club Rd Indianola , IA )012)

Iowa City, lA-Mrs R. W. Fincham. 147) Grand Ave ., Iowa City, IA )2240

Mt Pleasant , lA-Elizabeth E. Garrels , R R #1, Mount Pleasant , IA )2641

Sioux City , lA - Erin M Rice , 2300 lodian Hills Dr. #2-202 , Sioux City, IA H 104

XI PROVINCE

Hays, KS (Pi Pill Pod<ct)-Barb Ruliffson, 311 Skyline Ct ., Hays , KS 67601

Hutchinson , KS-Terry Beach Edwards , 73 Willowbrook , Hutchinson , KS 67)02

Kansas City, KS-Mrs Reed Holbrook, 200) Washington Blvd , Kansas Ciry , KS 66102

Lawrence, KS-Mrs Bob Radcliffe , )I) Lindley , Lawrence, KS 66044

Manhattan, KS-Cindy Norris , 1426 Beechwood Terr ., #4 , Manhattan , KS 66)02 Topeka, KS-Nan ey Petty , 3126 W Shadow Lane , Topeka , KS 66604 AND Tam Vincent , 10120 SW 10th, Topeka , KS 6661) Wichita, KS-M rs Betey Smith , 132 S Fountain , Wichita , KS AND (KU) Mrs Ann Ramseyer , 2)42 Greenlead Ct. , Wichita. KS 67226 AND (KSU) Mrs Anita Allard , 20H S 160th E ., Wichita, KS 67230

Columbia, MO-Mrs Terry Cox. Rt 3, Columbia , MO 65203

Jefferson City, MO - Mrs. Cyril Hendricks, 401 Oak Valley Ct ., Jefferson City , MO 65101

Kansas City, MO -Sbawoee Mission , KS-Mrs Richard POrtO , 6)27 Summit. Kansas Ciry, MO 64113

St Joseph , MO-Mrs Robert Douglass , 1418 No 26th, St Joseph , MO 64)06

St Louis , MO- Mrs Richard E Carlson , 2229 Ridgle y Woods Dr. , Chesterfield. MO 63017 AND (U. ofMO) Mrs T Hizar , #12 Squires Lane , SI. Louis MO 63131 AND (Washington U ) Mrs Don L. Micel i, 1999 Lake Clay Dr. , Chesterfield , MO 63017 AND (Drury) M<s H O Moline, 10631 Mentz Hill Acres , St Louis , MO 63128

Springfield , MO-Mrs William C. Johnson , 840 So Weller , Springfield. MO 6)802

Lincoln, NE- Mrs Robert C. Dawson , 3401 So 31st St. , Lincoln , NE 68)02

Omaha , NE-Ginny Aita , 9366 Dewey Ave ., Omaha NE 68114

OMICRON PROVINCE EAST

Conway , Ai (Pi Phi Pocket) - Mrs. C harles Morg an. Rt. ). Box 11 4- 01 Conwa y. Ai 72 0 32

Eastern Arkansas - Flo ye Carnathan 46 Neil Rd Helena Ai 72342

Fayetteville -Springdale, AR- Carlena Lambert 1202 Che yenne Trail. Springdale Ai 727 64

Fort Smith , Ai - Mrs. Paul Henson 10009 Jenny lind Ft Smith Ai 72901

Hot Springs, Ai - Mrs Chris Polychron 106 Leslie Dr .• Hot Springs , AR 71901 AND Mrs Brooks T Ricr 307 North Point Lookout Hot Springs Ai 71913

Little Red River, Ai (Pi Phi Pocket) - Mrs Dale Denman Rt. 2. Box ) 06 A Hebe r Springs Ai 72)43

Little Rock AR- Mrs E Fletcher Lord Jr. 22 14 Co untry Club Lane li ttle Rock. Ai 7220 7

Northeast Arbruas-Mrs Rausch Hodges. 303 South East St. Forrest C ity Ai 72 33) Osceola-Blytheville. Ai-Mrs Scotty Fergus 6 Linda Sue Osceola Ai 7237 0 Texarkana, AR-TX- AnnJ Hathoot Rt 3 Box 49 18 Texarkana. TX 7))02

OMICRON PROVINCE WEST

Ada , OK (Pi Phi Pocket) - Mrs Gordon Deen 1010 S Constant , Ada OK 74820

Ardmore , OK- Mary EUen Van Eaton Gillespie 220) Wimbleton Ct .• Ardmore OK 734 01

Bartlesville. OK - Jamie Johnson Kane. 191 9 Hillcrest , Banlesville OK 74003 Clinton -Weatherford , OK-linda Meacham 122) Camelot , Clinton. OK 73601

Duncan , OK - Mrs W C. Henson 1810 Country Club Rd • Duncan OK 73)33

Edmond, OK-Mrs Milton Farley 1900 Timber Wolf Edmond OK 73034

Enid, OK- Mrs Jim Anderson 18 Rolling Oaks Enid OK 73703

Lawton -Ft Sill , OK- Mrs Johnny RobertSOn. 16 SW Hst. Lawton. OK 73)0) Midwest City, OK (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs R ). Richards , 330 Cedar Bend , Midwest City OK 73130

Muskogee , OK- Mrs ). W Brennan 4)01 Denison St Muskogee OK 74401

Norman, OK-Missy Berry Minty 3907 Morrison Circle Norman OK 73069

Oklahoma City, OK-Mrs Fred Kempf 1814 Drakcstone Oklahoma City. OK 7312 0 Paul's Valley, OK-Ma o Robert Rennie , 1800 S Walnut Paul's Ville y. OK 730 7) Ponca City-Kay County, OK - Sue Helton , 27 17 Homestead Ponca City OK 74604

Sapulpa, OK (Pi Phi Pocket)-Ma Perry Collins , 411 N Hope Sapulpa OK 74066

South Eastern Oklahoma-Marty W Manahan 907 N. lOth , Durant , OK 74701

StiUwater, OK-Ma o Douglas Ames , 6 YeUow Brick Rd Stillwater OK 740 74 Tulsa, OK-Carolyn Fulton. 2020 E. 46th St Tulsa. OK 7410)

PI PROVINCE EAST

Bay Area, TX - Mrs Jerry Dunn. I)H) Seahorse. Houston TX 77062

Beaumont , TX - Kathleen Shipley 17)0 Rikisha. Beaumont , TX 77706

Brazos Villey, TX-Mrs Les Palmer. 3008 Camelot Btyan TX 77802

Conroe-Huntsville, TX-Mrs. Thomas Edwards 30 Brandon Rd .• Conroe , TX 7730 2 Cypress Crcck-NW Houston, TX-Mrs Lee DanielllI 8919 Tranquil Park Dr. Spring TX 77379

East Fort Bend County, TX-Mrs Owen Irish 3106 Robinson Rd Missouri City. TX 77 4)9

East Texas- Susie French Rt. 2. Box 279 Longview TX 7)60)

Galveston , lX-Ma John Clyburn 461) Sherman , Galveston. TX 77 ))1

Houston, TX-Ma William Hogan 6111 Crab Orchard , Houston TX 77 0)7

Katy, TX-Lori Dow. 101) Barkston Dr Katy TX 774)0 AND Cynthia Bryant 11 23 Barkston Dr ., Katy TX 774)0

Lake Jadcsoo. TX (Pi Phi Pocket)-No Listing Available Lufkin, TX-Ma. Jack Hidts. 906 Woodland. Lufkin TX 7)901

MaahaU, TX-Suzanne Watson Planchard 402 Yates. MarshaU TX 7 )6 70

Northeast Texas (Pi Phi Pocket)-Ma Tom Cobb Jr.. Rt. I , Box Paris TX 7)460

Tyler, TX-Mrs. Tom Ramey. )30 Sherry Lane. Tyler TX 7 )701

PI PROVINCE NORTH

Abilene, TX-Mrs Scort Bishop. 1317 Sayles Blvd .• Abilene TX 79602

AcnariUo. TX- Mrs Mike Harris. 3723 Rutson. Amarillo. TX 79106

Arlington -Mid Cities. TX-Mrs Smith A Brownlie 1II 241) Palo Alto Dr. Arlington TX 7601)

Breckenridge , TX (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs David l. Clark 3 Chapparral. Breckenridge. TX 76024

Carrol ton-Farmers Branch. TX (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs Judy Cargill. 3221 Rolling KnoU. Dillas. TX 7H34

DaUas, TX-Mrs )' R Rodgers Park Plaza '302. 4)00 Roland Dallas TX 7)219 Denton, TX- Mrs Vicki Holt. 2110 Emerson Circle. Denton TX 76201 Fort Worth. TX-Mrs Homer Price. 1409 Thomas Place. Ft Worth TX 76107

Gacland, TX-Carol Mowery 906 CarroU Dr Garland. TX 7)041

Graham, TX (Pi Phi Pocket) - Ma Edwin S. Graham Ill IHO Oak Forest Dr .• Graham , TX 76046

Lubbock, TX-Mrs. Bob Duncan 8629 Jordan Ave Lubbock, TX 79423

Pampa, TX (Pi Phi Pocket)-Jane McDaniel 2384 Chestnut Pampa TX 79(6)

Richardson-Plano, TX-Ma. Richard Marricle. 2228 Covinton Lane , Plano TX 7)02 3

Sherman-Denison , TX-Mrs Ron Reynolds 614 McKown Sherman TX 7) 090

Southwest DaUasCounty, TX- Ann Pinkston. 1314 High Ridge. Duncanville , TX 7H 37 Waro, TX-Mrs Attie Giotcs. 7209 Fish Pond Rd Waco, TX 76710

Wichita Falls , lX-Debbie Lee Brown 4)16 Barnert Rd '10)4 Wichita Falls TX 76310

PI PROVINCE SOUTH

Mexico City, Mexico-Ma Antonio Del Rasal , Sierra Ventana. )1) Lomas 11000

Merico D F Austin. TX- Ma Ty Puckert 2)03 Jarratt Austin TX 78703

Camcron-Willacy, TX-Mrs John A Ferris Rt 4 718 Caro Circle Harlingen TX 78))2

Corpus Christi, TX-Mrs George Craig 239 Indiana. Corpus Christi TX 78404 AND Mrs Fred DottS 4018 Santa Fe , Corpus Christi TX 78411

El Paso. TX- Ma Earl McGlothin 7020 Granero El Paso TX 79912

Hidal,o County , TX-Mrs Billie Swanson 220 Toronto , '47 McAllen TX 78)03 Hill Country TX- Mrs lindsey A Williams Jr. Hunt Sw Rt. Box 206 Ingram TX 78Ol)

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Midland. TX-Louan Rogea. #) Churchhill Way , Midland TX 79 70) Odessa, TX-Carolyn Quillen , 1)2) Sandalwood , Odessa TX 79 762

San An,do, TX-Patti Page Gardner 2)3) West Ave J , San Angelo , TX 7690 1 AND Becky CorneU , 1426 S Monroe , San Angelo TX 76901

San Antonio, TX-Beveriy BeU Parton. 712 Morningside Dr.• San Antonio TX 782 09 AND Mary Peerman n03 Elm KnoU , San Antonio TX 78230

Temple , TX (Pi Phi Pocket) - Mrs Tom Normand 23 18 Marlaodwood. Temp le, TX 76)02

Victoria, TX-Mrs John B Hudson )01 Rosewood Victoria TX 77901

RHO PROVINCE

Boulder, CO-MIS Steven Bosley , 6936 Baseline Rd ., Boulder, CO 80303 AND Mrs John Hamer, 4883 Tanglewood Ct , Boulder, CO 80301

Colorado prings , CO-Caryn Marsh Kocel , 32S AUNmo Ridge Circle , Colorado Springs , CO 80906

Denver, CO-MIS A Meu, 9S61 E Grand Ave ., Englewood , CO 80111 AND (Out.of.State) MIS. Jon R An, 9363 Corral Lane, Castle Rock , CO 89104

Evergr«n, CO-MIS F A Fey , P O Box 944 , Evergreen , CO 80439

Fort Collins, CO-Mary Hodge, 2118 Dover Dr ., Ft Collins , CO 80S26

Jefferson Couney, CO-MIS Gary Ballegear , c/o Lorna Nelson , 6999 Estes Dr., Arvada , CO 80004

CO - MIS Duncan B Henrikson ,

w Cru=, NM-No Listing Avaibble

Roswell, NM-MIS KendallJoyce , 709 Kansas , Roswell , NM 88201

Casper, WY-Gaye Evans , 1I0S Waterford , WY 82609 WY-MIS. Doug Brunner , S03 Princeton In , Cheyenne , WY 822 09 laramie, WY-No Listing Available

SIGMA PROVINCE

Calgary , AS Canada-Susan Oxford Harris, 3842 IA Street SW, Calgary, AS ns IRS CANADA

Edmonton, AS Canada-Peggy Hutchison, 7119·94 Ave ., Edmonton, AS T6B OY3 CANADA Boise, ID-Jodi Bergeson , 204 Village Lane, Boise , ID 83702

MT-No Listing Available

WA-MIS Mel C. Ellis , South 4302 Altamont , Spokane , WA 99223

Walla Walla, WA-Carmen Snitily Sirmon, 720 So Palou$< , Walla Walla , WA 99362 YaIcima, WA-Alice P O ' Brien, 721 S. S2nd St , Yakima , WA 98902

TAU PROVINCE

Ale-No Listing Available

BC Canada-MIS Berty Smith, 4468 Marine Dr. W , Vancouver, B.C. V7W 2Y3 CANADA

Corvallis, OR-Judy Thompson, 320 NE Cambridge Cr., Corvallis, OR 97330

OR-Mrs King Martin, 3936 Spring Blvd., Eugene , OR 9740S

OR-Mrs Cra.ig M Swanson , 17S80 Tree Top Way , lake Oswego, OR 97034

Portbnd, OR-Colleen 2073 SW Park, #116, Portland, OR 97201

OR-Cindy S. Okada , 1662 Corrage St SE , Salem , OR 97302

WA-Sandi Boschee, 1380 IS6th Ave. NE , Suite 297, Bellevue , WA 98007

Couney, WA (Pi Phi Jack c. Coleman , 2621 Fircrest PI. SE, Port Orchard, W A 98366 W A-No listing Available

Mount WA (Pi Phi William W Vaux, H08 Heather Dr. , Anacortes, WA 98221

Olympia, WA-Betty Gill , 7326 N.W , Olympia, WA 98S02

Statde, WA-Cathy G Hylton, 8708 26th NE , Seattle , WA 9811S AND Karin T. Grimm, 2442 3Sth W , Statde, WA 98199

Tacoma, WA-Mrs.JackW Knapp, 8937 HstW., Tacoma , WA 98467

WA-Kathleen Waslenko , IH8·lst St , Wenatchee , WA 98801

UPSILON PROVINCE

Bay, CA-Mrs. Kirby 1000 Longridge Rd. , Oalcland , CA 94611

Central San Joaquin Valley, CA-MIS Sandy Stubblefield, H27 North Farris, Fresno, CA 93711

Chico, CA (Pi Phi Pocket)-No Listing Available Contra Costa, CA-MIS. Gary Robinson, 142 Zander Dr., Orinda, CA 94S63

Marin Couney, CA-MIS. Henry Cole, 70 Ridgecrest Rd , Kentfield, CA 94904

Peninsula, CA-No Listing Available

Palo Alto, CA-Mrs John Barner, #2 Robm S Park, CA 9402S Sacramento, CA-Martha 4S09 Rd ., Sacramento , CA 9S821 San Francisco , CA-Victoria S Hanlon, 179 A1bambra St., #302 , San Francisco , CA 94123

CA-MIS s. L. 2H Old Rd , Los Gatos , CA 9S030

San CA-Mrs John Brawner , 303 Ascot Rd ., Hillsborough , CA 94010

Stanislaus Couney, CA-leslie McAdams , 1106 Ashford Ct ., Modesto , CA 9HSO Stockton, CA-MIS H N Shea, 1601 W Lincoln Rd., Stockton, CA

Twin SistelS, CA (Pi Phi Pocket)-MIS C Douglas Thompson , 340 Peach Tree Ave ., Vacaville, CA 9S688 Valley of the Moon, CA-Maey Bell Fox Blackstone , 4728 Stonehenge Dr , Santa Rosa, CA 9S40S

CA-MIS S R Murry, P O Box 166, Yuba City , CA 9S 99 2 Honolulu , HI-Mary 84 Aikahi loop , Kailua , HI 96734 Reno, NY-Arlene Kristen , 2060 Dune Cir ., Reno , NY 89S09

Salt City, UT-Kirn Walton, 2S94 West 6640 South , West Jordan , UT 84084

PHI PROVINCE EAST

AZ-Miss Karen Sulley , 3601 E Glenrosa , #1 , AZ 8S018 Tucson, AZ-Mary Jane W Turner , 1072S E HaveNer Way, Tucson , AZ 8H49

Del Sol North, CA - Mrs Ken Dunford, P O Box 1114, Rancho Santa Fe, CA 9206 7

Inland Empire, CA-MIS. W Surton , 27720 20th St ., Highland , CA 92346

LaJoUa , CA-MIS M H 604S Waverly , LaJolla , CA 9 2037

North San Diego County , CA-MIS o Link , 12184 Purting Green Row, San Diego , CA 9 2128 AND MIS 167S4 Avmida Florencia , Poway , CA 9 2064

CA-Mrs Richard D Carrier , 1100 Country Club Dr. , RivelSide , CA 9 2S06

San CA- Jill Fiero , 701 Kettner Blvd ., #196 , San Diego, CA 9 2101 w Vegas , NV-Stacia K 3200 Mcleod, #22 9, w Vegas , NY 89 121

PHI PROVINCE WEST

CA-MIS J Edwards, 44040 Halcom , Lancaster , CA 93H6

untral Orange Couney , CA-MIS 1379 1 Carlsbad , Santa Ana , CA 9270S

Conejo Valley, CA-Mrs Betey Bingham , 9 76 Jeannerte Ave ., Thousand Oalts , CA 91360

Glencbk , CA-Carroll Ranek , 1874 Idlewood Road , Glendale , CA 91202

La Canacla CA-Mrs Donald G Lincoln , 812 ValleyCrrn , La Canada , CA 9 1011

Long &ach , CA - MIS W Cash , 830 Santiago Ave ., Long Beach , CA 90804

Los CA-MIS David DulSt , 4S7 23rd St , Santa Monica , CA 90402

North County, CA-Julie Fromknecht , 7 14 W Park Lane , Santa Ana , CA 92706

Pasadena, CA-Mrs Ftan.k Haltom , 1170 Shenandoah Rd , San Marino , CA 9 1108

San Fernando CA-MIS 402S Woodland H ills , CA 9 1364

Santa Barbara , CA - Evelyn Long Fay, 1006 San Rd ., Santa Barbara , CA 93\O S Santa CA - MIS Geoffrey Moyer , 720 Lachman Pacific Pali · sada , CA 90272

South Bay, CA-Mrs Steve Zurnaciyan , S040 Golden Arrow Dr. , Rancho Palos CA 90274

South Coast, CA - MIS TorlceUs , 9002 Bobbie Circle , Huntington Beach , CA 9 2646

Venrura Couney , CA -Cynthia lIoyd.Buder , 231 7 W Los Angeles P O Box 4007 , Saticoy , CA 9 3004

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Michigan Alpha centennial will be super celebration

The October 3 Homecoming weekend at Hillsdale College will be a spectacular centennial celebration for Michigan Alpha, thanks to the efforts of the Michigan Alpha Centennial Committee and Alumnae Advisory Committee.

Co-chaired by Nancy Fletcher Rhoadarmer and Linda Allen Pavich, the group sent a letter of inquiry to approximately 900 Michigan Alphas , outlining a tentative program and soliciting biographical information from each individual. A month later the entire planning committee met at the chapter house in Hillsdale for a luncheon and planning session.

Actives Laura Deimel, Kathleen Allen , Lori Nims, Linda Lodise and Kim Watters are working on a written history of the first 100 years of Pi Beta Phi at the small liberal arts college in the southeast corner of Michigan , near the Ohio and Indiana borders The printed history will be presented to each registrant and donor

Alumnae Advisory Committee

members Katherine Spicer Williams and Sue Stoner Hayes will be in charge of registration and the Wine and Blue Luncheon Guests can expect a fashion show of classroom , casual and prom attire from each decade. Keynote speaker will be Barbara Sands Olsen, National Historian

Following the Homecoming football game, Patroness Laura Foulks Pavka and Housemother Risa Hasted are planning an all-campus open house Included will be refreshments and tours of the "Decade Rooms" filled with memorabilia from each era of college and sorority life. Another highlight scheduled for the afternoon is the dedication of the brick house marker , flagpole and landscaping, a joint project of the Parent's Club and Centennial Gift Committee , chaired by Hattie Marie Moore Spiteri.

Members interested in receiving further information may contact the Michigan Alpha Centennial Committee, 1026 Puritan, Birmingham, MI 48009 .

Granfield is elected a Fellow

Elizabeth Jane "Lib by " Hicks Granfield, California Delta '4 9 , a board certified marriage counselor and psychotherapist of New Canaan, CT, has been elected a Fellow of the American Orthopsychiatric Association and was among 200 worldwide professionals selected to attend the Third International Conference on Clinical Social Work at the University of York, England . Libby received a B.S. in psychology from U.C.L.A. , attended Claremont Graduate School of Clinical Psychology , Columbia University Graduate School of Social Work, and received a Master's degree in psychiatric social work from New York University before completing two years training at Nathan Ackerman

Institute for Family Therapy , New York City She has had further training at Harvard Medical School Department of Continuing Education, Georgetown University Medical School Department of Psychiatry and the Center for Family Learning, New York

She has been on the staff of Waikiki Medical Group, Honolulu; Stanford University Hospital , CA ; and the Mid-Fairfield Child Guidance Clinic and Child Guidance Center of Southern Connecticut. She speaks widely throughout Connecticut on marital problems , divorce and psychotherapy , is the mother of two grown daughters , and is in private practice in New Canaan .

Five elected to Panhel offices

by Kelly Jefferson

The word at New York Epsilon is Panhellenic involvement. This year Pi Phis at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have held more than half of the Panhellenic executive board positions as well as an important appointed position.

Last year's November elections put Pi Phis in four of seven Panhel offices. Karen Benjamin headed the list by assuming the office of executive vice president. Succeeding New York Epsilon sister Christine Cioni as vice president of rush was previous chapter Rush Chairman Terri Anderson. Past Panhel Delegate Lisa Kelly and past chapter President Robin Vogel were voted to lend their expertise as members-at-Iarge . In addition, Kris Blackwell was appointed rush counselor coordinator for spring semester

These capable Pi Phis accepted what promised to be action-packed terms of office R.P .I.' s Panhel has undergone some exciting changes Most notable was the implementation of a preferential bidding system, the formation of a rush council, and the acceptance of a new local sorority This year is sure to end with Panhel a little stronger becaus e of experienced Pi Phi leadership

New York Epsilons serving as Panhellenlc oHlcers this year Include (front. I-r) Krls Blackwell. Karen Beniamin. Back : Robin Vogel. Terri Anderson Lisa Kelly

"Blackbird" flies with personal items of six

by Jeannie Buechner

Six California Iota Pi Phis each had the honor of having a personal belonging fly in the world ' s fastest, highest flying aircraft, the SR-71 "Blackbird."

This opportunity arose for the chapter when alumna initiate Lisa Merlo Pappas, wife of SR-71 pilot Major Terry Pappas, offered the chance to tour Beale Air Force Base in Marysville, CA, home of the SR-71.

Merlo also informed that as part of the personalized tour , six people , chosen by the group , could have a personal item fly in the SR-71. This is a tremendous honor

Selected by majority vote, Andrea Austin , Kathy Hall , Kathleen Hatfield (RGC), Carrie Miller, Madeline Smith and Sherry Tellam handed in jewelry items of personal value .

Thirty-one girls , including Lisa and her Pi Phi mother , Betty Henkel Merlo , treasurer of California Iota House Corporation , toured Beale AFB

At Beale they visited the training branch , the base museum , hangars of the SR-71s and the Officer ' s Club .

Employees at Beale were extraordinarily accommodating to the Pi Phis They explained functioning of the SR-71s and Beale's other operations

Many questions about the SR-71 were answered but some couldn't be. California Iotas' curiosity about exactly how fast the SR-71 flies, how many SR-71s exist or whether or not any SR-71s have been shot at or destroyed was answered with , "I'm sorry , that's classified information "

What can be known about the SR-71 is that its primary function is strategic reconnaissance , otherwise known as spying . It supports national intelligence requirements on an almost daily basis Its aircrews operate from o v erse as as well as from the aircraft ' s home at Beale

Th e SR-71 can fl y more than 2 ,000 MPH (Mach 3 +) , abo ve 80 ,000 feet and mo r e t h an 2 ,000 miles at Mach 3 . It flies around the world with aerial refueling and is c apable o f su rv eying o v er 100 ,000 square mil es eac h hour .

The SR-7 1 has set numerous speed and altitude records , all of which hold firm today .

Major Pappas said the speed of the SR-71 is comparable to a bullet coming out of a rifle . Its take-off speed is 200 MPH .

At the end of the Beale AFB tour , California Iota ' s President Debbie Bateman was presented a 17 " x 21 " photograph of an SR-71 , autographed by each SR-71 airc rew member .

The girls then wen t out to the runway and watched an SR- 71 take off, circle around and fly directly overheada truly body-shaking experience

Illinois Theta alums share chapter pride

The love and enthusiasm for Pi Beta Phi and the loyalty to Bradley University instilled in Illinois Theta Pi Phis carries over to their alumnae status. Three of the four Illinois Theta Pi Phis who live in Sarasota , FL attended the local Bradley alumni chapter ' s luncheon in February, to hear University President Martin Abegg give an update to the alumni

The three who attended the affair were Lisa Musolino Scholz , a member of the Alumni Recruitment Program for Bradley ; Fran Stewart Wells , a past president of the Pi Phi alumnae club and assistant to husband , Jack , on the Bradley fund -raising steering committee ; and Nancy Roake O ' Neil , president of the Sarasota Pi Phi Alumnae Club .

In writing about the event , Nancy says , " The University photographer took a picture of us and submitted a copy to the University newsletter , sent to all alumni. [Bradley alumni] seemed to be impressed that there were three of us in Sarasota from " their" Pi Phi chapter and they were aware that "their " Pi Phi chapter was the Balfour Cup winner for 1985-86 So , we three and Bradley University are so proud of " our " Illinois Theta Chapter of Pi Beta Phi. "

Unknown for a whole year to the rest of Pennsylvania Betas , Bucky Bison , Bucknell's mascot , was a Pi Phi. Jayne Wieboldt , alias Bucky, performed and entertained thousands at all the football and basketball games. It was the first time Bucky had ever been a female Jayne was well qualified for the position , hav ing been the mascot at her high school. She did a super job at all the games and gave Bucky great char a ct e r!

Debbie Bateman with the 5R·71 photo pre.ented to the chapter.

Carolina Carol wins CAA office

by Martha Blackwelder

At the University of North Carolina, athletics are very important and one would fmd the office of president of Carolina Athletic Association (C A.A ) a prestigious and challenging job A major purpose of the C.A.A is to keep students involved in athletic activities such as intramural sports, Homecoming and ticket distribution. It also represents their needs in athletic issues like increased time for students in the gyms and the recently-constructed natatorium . The for C.A.A. was a hard-fought one as Carol Geer , a sophomore Pi Phi, competed with three juniors for the office . Carol's vivacious attitude and enthusiasm toward her campaign swayed the student body electorate causing her to, " win by a landslide ." She campaigned door-todoor in all the residence halls and her flyers and posters covered the school.

She gave a new image to the C.A A campaign! Most students didn't realize how important the C A A. is and what the organization might do in the future for them. Carol has already introduced a fitness trail that should be completed this fall She is also working on a monthly calendar of intramural , club and varsity sports events for the student body which should be in circulation shortly

Carol's overwhelming victory did not surprise the North Carolina Alpha Pi Phis.

Suber Scholarship honors alumna

by TaraJennings

One of Mississippi Beta's most outstanding alumnae , Josephine Porter Suber, died in March , 1986 , leaving a scholarship, in her name , to the chapter

Mrs . Suber was initiated as an alumna by the Oxford club . She served for many years on AAC and house corporation.

The Suber Scholarship was set up this year for an active , outstanding in the chapter, on campus and in the community . It is based on need and pays a portion of the honoree's monthly Fraternity expenses .

Mrs. Suber , born in 1911, held a pharmacy degree from Ole Miss and attended law school there . She was executive officer of the Mississippi Pharmaceutical Association and taught pharmaceutical jurisprudence at the University

Elaine Wilson, who worked at the nursing home where Mrs Suber lived before her death, wrote, "The people inJo's life that she loved and in turn loved her, taught her respect for herself and her own abilities . This love was not given on dependence , but on independence . She needed this love for a foundation to

build upon, not as a haven to hide in. And grow she did ."

Mississippi Beta surely grew , and continues to grow with the help of Josephine Suber.

Members of the South Coast (CAl Junior Alumnae Club provide "tray treats" once a month for 0 meol service progrom for homebound senior citizens. Treats may be fabric covered heart magnets or lust simple bright construction paper flowers. Working on the flowers are, front, I·r, Elizabeth Ferguson , Cheri Kuptz, Janice Dickie , Kothl Vogel. Karen Chastain. Back: Jenny Klein, Terl Akhamllch , Noncy Schreiner.

Gay Warren Robirds. Texas Alpha, has been named a partner In the firm of Fellers, Lacy ond Goddis Morketing Consultants of Austin, TX. She directs the compony's creative ser' vices group and serves as a consultont to Its health core busine.. component. Goy is 0 magna cum loude graduate from the University of Texas.

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MISSISSIPPI BETA held its second annual King of Hearts contest the week of Valentine's Day, and made over $560. Each sorority at Ole Miss nominated a fraternity man for King of Hearts . Money that counted as votes was collected by Pi Phis in a booth in the student union. The winning sorority was Kappa Alpha Theta who nominated Kappa Alpha Dallas Baker Theta and KA were entertained by Pi Phi at a party , and Baker won a dinner for two at a local restaurant Earnings from the contest were divided between Pi Phi philanthropies and the Red Cross

Pi Phi philanthropies also benefited from the activities of fifteen OREGON GAMMAS They took inventory in the hosiery and accessory departments of a local store in Salem and earned $150 for three hours of work . Last year FLORIDA BETA was asked to help raise money to send a little girl to Muscular Dystrophy summer camp. This year, under the leadership of Edie Barry, Pi Phis have had various fund-raisers and , as a result , three children in the family who have MD will go to camp

Ten SOUTH DAKOTA ALPHAS participated in the annual Muscular Dystrophy Association ' s Dance for Dystrophy They collected pledges for dancing twenty-four hours, and, although the girls were tired by the end, they were glad to have participated and had a great time doing so .

Muscular Dystrophy also benefited from an activity at the University of Minnesota Hope Howard, Jill Peterson and Kimberly Rasheed , MINNESOTA ALPHAS, did aerobics for two hours straight in an aerob-a-thon and helped earn over $40,000 for MD

Sigma Chi Derby Week ended with a first place trophy for FLORIDA BETA , making it the fourth victory for Pi Phi in five years . The week long events were conducted as a service project for Sigma Chi , with proceeds benefiting Students Against Multiple Sclerosis (SAMS) Under the leadership of Laurie Neafsey and Karol Saltrick , Pi Phi ended up on top , sharing first place with Phi Mu

OHIO ALPHA displayed an outstanding effort during the annual Lambda Chi Kidnap Tl'!.Toughout the week they participated in a treasure hunt , and collected $166 00 along with 3 , 100 pounds of food Proceeds went to the American Red Cross

WASHINGTON GAMMA'S chapter philanthropy is the YWCA Women's Support Shelter . The shelter can provide beds for 60-70 women and children on any given night , and also provides a 24-hour crisis line The chapter held a bowl-a-thon to raise money for the shelter and felt it was a very successful fund -raiser

The chapter also joined forces with Phi Delta Theta , holding a raffle for a trip to Sun Valley . The two groups raised over $7 ,000 for ALS . FLORIDA EPSILON Pi Phis ' most rewarding project was for Straight , Orlando , a 24-hour intensive teenage drug and alcohol rehabilitation center A local car dealer donated a new car to raffle off and Pi Phis put in over 120 hours maintaining booths and selling raffle tickets at

Susan Kratt Nicole Krltikos and Virginia Tracy enJoy the afternoon practice and team sp irit of Tenness_ Beta during Derby W_k helping Sigma Chi raising funds for thei r loca l philanth ropy

local malls and the Central Florida fairgrounds They helped raise more than $20 ,000 .

OKLAHOMA ALPHAS participated in Delta Upsilon's annual Run to Dallas , with the money raised going to the Leukemia Society. Pi Phis and DUs joined together in a two-day effort to run a football from Norman , OK to the Cotton Bowl in Dallas

COLORADO DELTA was busy this semester with community service and philanthropy projects. They participated in the annual phone-a-thon for Colorado School of Mines , and raised the most money. They also did a campus clean-up after the Engineers Day celebration , biggest event of the year at CSM . 9-Health Fair is a community service offering free health services to community residents. Pi Phis did vision .screening , height and weight checks, hearing test and similar tasks during the Fair.

One third of the MISSOURI BETA chapter was present at the Special Olympics competition at Washington University They woke up early Sunday morning, after setup the night before , to coach participants Pi Phi's team won and went on to state competition.

Nine FLORIDA BETAS showed their dancing style and bright smiles in the sixth annual Lambda Chi Alpha Heart of the Night Linedance competition, and ended up with a second runner-up trophy All proceeds went to Lambda Chi's philanthropy , American Heart Association

Carolyn Ladd, WASHINGTON ALPHA , undertook a special task this year which may result in an annual event. She collected Pennies for the Philippines in a huge jar, sending the money to help students pay for their college education. Cebu College in the Philippines costs 50¢

a day to attend and Carolyn felt the Pi Phis could easily help many students go to school and receive the education they are so desperately seeking .

For the past year , 10 WA ZETA alumna Karen Duve has been living in South Africa , teaching children how to read and write. Enrolled in the Peace Corps , Karen has been working v ery hard to accomplish her goals , and has requested the help of her chapter to send books so she

has more materials to work with. Pi Phis are undertaking a huge drive for beginning and intermediate level books to send to Karen ' s school. They are involving the entire Greek system and community at the University of Iowa

CALIFORNIA ETA, paired with Lambda Theta Delta , participated in U.C./Irvine's Greek Week to raise money for the American Cancer Society The week inchiaed a carnival day , pizza night, sports day and a concert.

For Penn State Pi Phis , pulling " all nighters" is not done to cram for exams, but, instead, in order to raise money for children with cancer. In February Penn State's Interfraternity Council sponsored the 15th annual Dance Marathon. PENNSYL VANIA EPSILON teamed with SAE and sponsored six pairs of dancers . They contributed $5,000 to the overall $297,000 raised during the marathon.

FLORIDA DELTA'S "Bowl for Kids' Sake" benefited single-parent children who participate in Florida's Big BrotherlBig Sister program.

Each year on the University of Arkansas/Little Rock campus , Pi Kappa Alpha organizes a powder puff football game with the three sororities on campus-Chi Omega, Tri-Delta and Pi Phi. For the past five years ARKANSAS BETA has raised the most money for Easter Seals, and this year they not only raised the most money, but won the trophy as well.

In OHIO EPSILON held a 50/50 drawing benefiting the Arthritis Foundation 300 tickets were sold at $1.00 each. $150 went to the Foundation, with an equal amount given away in prizes.

Pole sitting helps animals

by Anne Wilson

Believe it or not, from Monday, March 16, to Thursday , March 19, there was nothing but bad weather in Lincoln, NE. Most people might not consider that unusual , but it caught a group of girls, along with Phi Gamma Delta , off guard. This particular week things were " up in the air ," as the Pi Phis were invited to participate in the annual Phi Gamma Delta Pole Sit.

Members from both houses collected pledges totaling at least $10 each . In addition, one person from each house sat on a platform , atop a twenty foot pole , for one hour each (Shades of times past!) At the end of the four days , the time pole-top totaled 100 hours Proceeds went to the Humane Society of Nebraska which desperately needed the funds

This was just another example of Pi Beta Phi helping out in the community . Nebraska Betas had two minor chapter service projects as well-a clothes drive and a can drive .

California Alphas participated In the mud volleyball classic. sponsored by Kappa Alpha . to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy. From the left: Amy Biehl. Mimi Ballard and Mirunl Soosalpillai take time out for a coHee break .

Ole Miss PI Phis have eight pairs of sisters In the chapter From left, back and front: Page & Beth Crossley: Sharon & Ida lupe: Sherrl & Stacey Parker: Kathy & Krls Brady: Stephanie & Melanie Cunningham: Amy & Holly Cook : Sandy & Susan Cammer: and twins Melanie & Natalie Ruffun In front are houseboys Blake & Ben Hennington .

Three North Dakota Alphas are members of Order of Omega which sponsors many activities on campus , Including seminars for all new pledges and a hazing seminar Seated : Cathy Kinzler. Standing I-r: Mary Ostrom , Darla Smith.

Beth Sykes , Georgia Alpha , was selected as best pledge from all the University of Georg ia sororities. She was a member of the Greek Honors College , and Rho Lambda, and served as secretary-treasurer of Junior Panhellenlc

Susan Williams, Maryland Beta, made her debut at the Patriots 8011 In Baltimore. The ball Is sponsored by the Sons of the American Revolution.

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Kendra McKenzie, Texas Gamma, Is secretary of the U.S. Central Region of American Association of University Stu · dents. She Is one of thr_ who will help organize a regional convention to discuss campus problems and their solutions.

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annual Lambda Chi Alpha Fight Night at North Texas. Wendl livingston , center , was named 1987 Knockout Qu_n ,

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Jerri Wooten stand beside Arkansas Beta's new crest. Money for the crest was provided by Grand Treasurer Emeritus Olivia Smith Moore and Is a memorial to her

Fisher to attend LeaderShape

Shannon Fisher , Michigan Beta , has been selected by Grand Council to represent Pi Beta Phi this summer at the Alpha Tau Omega LeaderShape Institute in ChampaignUrbana , IL.

Shannon, a sophomore economics major at the University of Michigan, was "thrilled and honored" when she received the news.

The six day intensive leadership program begins July 25 and has as its purpose the significant improvement of "a person's knowledge of, and ability to demonstrate, basic leadership skills in daily life." The workshop premise is that "everyone is a student and everyone is a teacher." Therefore, the week is packed with plenty of opportunities to be both a leader and a follower . Participants will be paired to assess and learn positive and negative aspects of their own personalities. Shannon already knows some things that she would like to improve in herself and feels the program will assist her in becoming a better leader in her chapter

Shannon is from Toledo, OH, and it was in high school when she recognized her leadership qualities. She actively participated in a number of organizations, was a state speech finalist and National Honor Society president , She also helped in numerous political campaigns locally , and danced and sang in civic theater productions

It's a chapter house! No , it ' s a cake in the shape of a chapter houseOklahoma Alpha ' s house , to be exact . Last summer a chapter room , office and project room were added to the rear of the house at the University of Oklahoma. Approximately 300 attended the October reception celebrating completion of the addition . One interior wall is brick , and includes bricks imprinted with the donor ' s name and initiation date in black letters on red , copper , silver and gold colored bricks for contribut i ons in denominations of $500 , $1 ,000 , $2 , 500 and $5 , 000

Plans underway for parents' fun

by Mary Gallagber

Mary Gallagher , a Virginia Gamma, has been chosen as student chairman of Parent's Weekend '87 at The College of William and Mary. Parent's Weekend has been held annually for twenty years Mary will be the first student to act as chairman twice , having held the position last year

Working closely with Dean of Students Samuel Sadler, Mary's responsibilities include the organization of over 200 student volunteers, introducing guest speakers, and helping with registration of parents. The highlight of Parent's Weekend '86 was a lantern tour of William and Mary's Old Campus, which includes the oldest academic building in continuous use in the U .S., the Sir Christopher Wren Building . Noting the overwhelming response to the lantern tour , Mary plans to include the event in Parent's Weekend '87. Although the job requires several twelve hour work days, Mary feels that the record number of parents in attendance last year and being chosen as '87 chairman is ample reward.

Preparations for Parent's Weekend '87 began well in advance with the organization of volunteers and the start of a student slide show to be shown Mary enjoys being able to work with so many other students to prepare a successful weekend

Hoaalaoha Le' Ale' A

Panhellenic of Hawaii invites Pi Phis and their families to join our seven day cruise aboard the American Hawaii luxury liner , The Constitution .

This exciting trip is a project of Pi Phi alumnae in cooperation with Panhellenic of Hawaii , and is a scholarship fund-raiser.

The Panhellenic group will cruise from October 31 to November 6, 1987 at a reduced rate which includes a $100 contribution to the Hawaii Panhellenic scholarship fund. The air supplement is about 50% of the usual fare A complimentary four night hotel package at the Hawaiian Regent Hotel in Waikiki is offered for early booking . For details, contact Rosemarie Warriner , 1030

Aoloa Place , #2 lOB , Kailua , Hawaii 96734; telephone (808) 262-5847 or (808) 955-0030

Lip-sync helps MS

What do you get when you combine four Pi Phis, a lot of enthusiasm and imagination , and a song entitled, "The Homecoming Queen's Got a Gun? " You get an unusual way for Missouri Alpha to earn over $ 300 for Multiple Sclerosis.

Through a nationwide college competition called Rock-a-Like , the generosity and creativity was aroused in Angela Jackson, Butch Mencl, Julie McKittrick and Sue Miller as they decided to compete in the annual lip-sync contest at the University of Missouri. Most all other participants opted to lip-sync to current popular hits. However, the Pi Phi quartet went a step further and dug up a tune that they knew no one else would have

Ingenuity paid off as Angela and her backup group made it to the campus finals , placing fourth overall in talent and fifth in money collected through cup sales and random collections.

Twelve share double bond

What is sisterhood? That question can be answered many different ways. At West Virginia Alpha, several girls, when asked about sisterhood, would probably respond, "a double bond with a girl or girls."

This double bond many Pi Phis at WVU share comes fcom being a legacy. The 1986-87 chapter includes twelve legacies: Beth Abbott , Kitti Boland, Laurie Browell, Cindy Castilow, Melissa D'Aurora, Lori Forbes, Heather Glasser , Michele Kooch , Mary Stautzenbach , Kelly Stone, Judy Wathen, and Christi Woody.

These girls share Pi Phi sisterhood not only with their close friends, but the "Pi Phi Tradition" is one that is passed through their families.

Mary Stautzenbach , a new initiate, stated just after being initiated, "The pin I wear is my mother's and because it is so important to her makes it even more special to me "

West Virginia Alpha also has four sets of sisters. Tracy and Laurie Browell, Colleen and Cindy Castilow, Lesli and Heather Glasser, and Mary and Michele Kooch share a double-sisterhood as actives this year.

These eight girls not only feel the ties with Pi Phi and its members but seem to grow closer to their own sister through "the Pi Phi experience."

"My sister wanted for me all the things Pi Phi was to her . She said nothing could replace the feeling. My sister encouraged me to pledge and I've never been happier , " says the younger of a set.

For the Glassers , double sisterhood may change next year. At a previous function Lesli turned to her sister Heather and said , " Hopefully there will be three of us next year ." Triple sisterhood may be on the way for these Pi Phis in West Virginia Alpha

Alabama Alphas Andra Shabo , Donna Tolliver and Judy Coiling (I·r) had a great , but cold , January In France However , the snow In Rauen didn't k_p them from enloying their visit to the city where Joan of Arc was burned at the stake

The Jersey Shore (NJ) Alumnae Club started the year with a Cookie. Shine, a first for many since college. Participating In the fun were (I·r) Barbara Condon Feldkamp, Anne Chestnut BartleH, Margie Berry Fullen and Carol Odorlzzl Dillman.

Four follow in founder's path

by

Lisbeth Blattenberg Hosfield

When Deborah Hosfield entered Simpson College in Indianola, IA in the fall of 1986, she took with her a long-standing family tradition of Simpson College and Pi Beta Phi. She is the fifth generation in her family to attend Simpson College and also the fifth generation to become a member of Pi Beta Phi.

Deb's link to Iowa Beta began in 1874 when her great-great grandmother , Ida Cheshire Parker, was asked by Anna Porter of Monmouth College, to find nine other " estimable" young ladies to found a chapter of I.C. Sorosis at Simpson. Ida was fifteen at the time. The next link was to Ida's daughter, Edith Barker Blattenberg , Deb ' s great-grandmother. Edith's daughter , Marilyn Blattenberg Wallace , was next, followed by Lisbeth Blattenberg Hosfield , Ida's great -granddaughter and Deb's mother

As Deb was initiated with Ida's I.e. pin , I tried to visualize the pride

Ida would have, knowing that her great-great granddaughter was being initiated over 100 years after she started the chapter I'm sure she would be as proud as I am to see this family legacy being continued. Pi Phi and Simpson go hand-in-hand in the family and it's an important tradition of which we're all very proud. Pi Phi has made us more than

just relatives, we're all sisters! We're a family in Pi Beta Phi and in the Pi Beta Phi family.

Deb is a Presidential Scholar at Simpson, is working in the Admissions Office and is also an Admissions Ambassador She served Iowa Beta during her pledgeship as the pledge class president.

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From her great-great grandmother. Ida Cheshire Parker. a founder of I.C. Sorosls at Simpson CoUege. the PI Phi legacy has passed through five generations to Deborah Hosfleld. 1987 Initiate of Iowa Beta.

These young women have been initiated recently into Pi Beta Phi chapters

Alabama Alpha, Birmingham-Southern College-August 28, 1986: Lynn Marshall, Rome, GA.

February 21 , 1987 : Lonna Harris. Rhonda Richards, Birmingham; Cay Walker , Tuscaloosa ; Melanie L. Miller, Watson ; Kathryn Moon, Pleasant Grove ; Suzane Kelley, Cresskill, NJ .

Alabama Beta, Universiry of Alabama-August 17 , 1986: Susan Doughry, Melanie Remmen , Natalie Remmen, Birmingham ; Katherine Wnuk , Jackso nville , FL ; Paula Kimbrell , Montevallo ; Jennifer Duncan, Pensacola , FL; Angie Bell , Montgomery ; Lindy Henry , Alabaster ; Kaci Cunningham, Alison Beach, Atlanta , GA

January 21, 1987-Jodie Phillips , Marietta , GA ; Jennifer Knight, Jaelee Williamson, Beth Bostick, Tuscaloosa; Andrea Myrrue, Helen Gooding , Alison Andry , Rebecca Fransen, New Orleans , LA ; Michele Payne , Kelly Dickinson , Ann Marie Phillips, Susan Gilben, Shannon Williams, Sonja Hill, Birmingham ; Noelle Steele, JulieJames, Mobile; Pam Carr, Tulsa, OK; Amy Evans , Camden ; Karyn Weisgerber, Longwood, FL; Jennifer Sklerov, Bradenton , FL ; Mary Ben Mcleod , Pensacola , FL; Dana Baker, Winter Park, FL ; Cami Carpenter , La Plata, MD; Cindy Kellum, Adrienne Holman, Memphis, TN ; Jessica Mantione , Montgomery; Andrea Wilson, Montevallo; Michelle Lanoue , Chicago , IL; Laurel Boothe , Springfield, VA; Susan Senn, Opp; Nancy Adams, Oneonta ; Anne Fraser , Columbia, MS

Alabama Gamma, Auburn-September 12, 1986: Polly Bostrom, Jill Bowen , Susan DeVira, Joan Nave, Melanie Stockdale.

January 24, 198 7: Gwen Andersen, Melodie Anderson , Missy Boyd, Jan Brown , Jeanne Cleveland, Michele Cordes, Suzanna Etheridge, Tonya Graham, Alicia Hailey , Beth Hathorn, Kim Hockman, DeAnna Hoots , Dawn Hudson , Kelli King, Leigh Ann Kominek, Lillabet Lacey, Amanda Lightfoot, Paige Lightner, Lea Magan, Jan McAlister, Heather McQuiston, Suzanne Miner, Caroline Molchan, Angela Morris, Kathryn Perrie, Denise Pirer, Nance Pittard , Wendy Posner, Meredith Snyder, Mary Steadman, Andrea Tidd, Tonya Tucker , Cathy Williams, Karen Woltersdorf

Arizona Alpha, University of Arizona-September 13 , 1987: Michelle Diboll, New Orleans, LA; Marci Cohn, Visalia, CA; Julie Powell, Mission Hills , KS ; Elizabeth Wonhington, Pheonix; Stacey French, San Marino. CA; Amy Cordova , Denver, CO March 7, 1987 : Margaret Beaham, Katherine Hennesy, Lesly Lentz, Lisa Warne, Tucson ; Heather Haughland, Jennifer Jackson, Christina Running, Phoenix ; Melinda Carrer , Paige Charlton, Andrea Fischer, Paradise Valley; Jenny Tang , Phoenix ; Nicole Habros , Scottsdale; Marlo Donato, Mesa ; Julie Eiberg , Melissa Fish, Westlake Village, CA; Pamela Kearns, Anne Kelley, Rapid City , SD ; Janai Phillips , Hilary Wright , Houston, TX; Deborah Pope, Staycee Stone, Irvine , CA; Kirsten Barron, Honolulu, HI ; Whitney Bennere, Pasadena , CA ; Leah Bricker , Wheaton, IL; Elizabeth Carey, Huntington Beach , CA ; Jody Crum , Los Alamitos , CA; Ellen Goldberg , Little Rock , AR ; Sheila Hunt, Wilmette , IL ; Carolyn Johnson, Barrington, IL ; Sara Keitges, Kansas City , MO ; Sibel Koc, Livingston , NJ; Nicole Krebs, La Jolla, CA; Paige Laakso , Newpon Beach , CA; Michelle Margulies, Santa Barbara, CA; Kelly McMorris, Tim math , CO ; Mary Pianalto, Diablo, CA; Diane Riley, Chicago , IL ; Elizabeth Schoettler, Los Angeles , CA; Jennifer Skenderian, La Canada , CA ; Amy Valaika , Laguna Miguel, CA; Emily Vogt , Millstadt , IL; Debbie Wilamoski, Sterling Heights , MI.

Arkansas Alpha, Universiry of Arkansas-February 21, 1987 : Andrea Anthony, Marilyn O'Connor, El Dorado ; Baxter Ayre, Houston, TX; Dee Bailey , Paragould ; Cynthia Brown , Lisa Haynie, Nonh Little Rock; Beth Caldwell , Vickie Lynn , Sheri Rothwell, Hope ; Sissi Davis, Nashville ; Sherri Eldridge , Jackie Logsdon , Kathleen Malone, Lyn Sheets, Hot Springs; Leigh Ann Ellis , Faires Landers , Camden ; Elizabeth Hatfield , Elizabeth Yancey , Searc y; Kari Hughes , Sara lvey , Cammie Mitchell , Little Rock ; MarthaJames, West Memphis ; Jan Jones, Texarkana ; Brenda Laroche , Fon Smith

Arkansas Beta , University of Arkansas-Little Rock-July 28 , 1985 : Lisa A rri ngto n , Margaret Miller , Linda Savary , Tracy W i nchell , Little Rock ; Rose m ary Moo re , Sheridan ; Donna Falkenhaim. Raleigh , MO

January 5, 1986 : Shannon Bramel, Pam Corum, Angie Thomas, Bonnie Troillere, Little Rock ; Kim Mahanay , Sherwood; Donna Wittenburgh , Mabelvale; Melissa Loomis, Alexander.

June 8, 1986: Lisa Glover, Ann Saunders, Belinda Vandergrift, Little Rock ; Serita Abernathy, Janiece Billing, Bryant; Melissa Jordan, Sherwood.

January 18, 1987: Kristie Badley, Tracy Manning, Kelle Mills , Anita Zorn, Little Rock; Jerri Wooten, Terri Wooten, Hazen ; Kelly Barbee, Bryant; Lisa Kilby, Malvern ; Judy Coose, Sturegarr; Amy McMillan, Atlanta, GA ; Angela Morin, Corpus Christie, TX.

California Beta, U.C./Berkeley-Tracy Carney , Emily Castallanos, Shana Connell, Gina Cook , Pauicia Curry , Bridget Eklund, Susan Facey, Annalisa Frasca, Georgianne Gibbs, Jennifer Heinzel , Karyn Hillman, Vandy Howell , Amy Hubanks, Julie Huntington, Corie Inman, Rachel Kushner, Liz Marken, Becky Merrell, Mindy Nagle , Michelle Nagle, Katie Newell, Jana Platina, Jamie Price, Pauicia Rowley, Stephanie Schipper, Kay Seesel , Paula Shorum, Lara Soloman, Cindy Stephens , Ann Vasey

California Epsilon-San Diego State Universiry-September 27 , 1986 : Kim Avey , Anaheim Hills, Michele Ball, Del Mar; Dawn Dexter, Concord; Sheryl Henry, San Diego ; Mara Kalnins, Glendale ; Cindy Kelley, Anaheim; Kary Koster, Salinas; Kim McMee, Seal Beach; Valerie Nunes, Newpon Beach; Myra Seymour, Hermosa Beach

March 7, 1987: Christina Allen, Orange ; Shelly Amoroso, Hillsborough ; Kelly Bames, Altadena; Franca Benvenuto, Cone Madera; Tracy Breece, EI Monte ; Julie Byrne, Amy Vavrunek, San Diego; Jocelyn Coluin, Jennifer Rose, Jennifer Wolf, Manharean Beach; Caren Cook, Catherine Gowen, San Jose; Pamela Corbett, La Canada; Kelley Croke, Aurora, CO; Gina Denny, Holly Steed, EI Toro; Betsy Drobish, Villa Park ; Diane Ferigo, Nonhridge; Laralee Forese, Debbie Segal, Las Vegas, NY ; Lisa Geosano, Huntington Beach ; Tracey Goldvarg, Scorrsdale, AZ; Valerie Gonzales, Monuose; Susie Grant, Sydney Price , Rancho Palos Verdes; Angela Hering, Buenos Aires, Argentina; Amy Hoffman, Mission Viejo; Christy Jacobs, Riverside; Nancy Jaszkowiak, Chasrwonh; Debbie Kaye, Glendora; Tracey Keller, Sunset Beach; Denise Ledford, Kirkland, WA; Michele Melonas, Ventura; Ane Niksic, Danville; Stacie Parker, Campbell; Suzie Pray, Los Seanitos ; Duquesne Richmond , Pacific Palisades ; Kendall Routh , Mill Valley; Kris Selin, Santa Ana; Heidi Smith , Anchorage , AK; Wendy Thompson, Cloverdale; Statey Voll, Hacienda Heights ; Stephanie Weide, Whittier; Debbie Wieseler, Los Alamitos ; Julie Wileman, Culver Ciry ; Kim Wolf, Rolling Hills Estates ; Nicole Yates, La Mesa

California Zeta, Universiry of California, Santa Barbara-January 9, 1987: Gina Andronico, Bethel Island ; Eden Bachtell, Fullenon; Lisa Bright, Irvine; Cori Boone, Carmichael; Karen Broomfield , Thousand Oaks; Kerrie Cushing, Glendale; Kathy Dickerson , Rancho Santa Fe ; Julie Edwards, Lodi; Kathryn Farrokhy, Pacific Palisades; Lynley Fenchel, Los Gatos ; Kim Froest, Ventura; Cari Frankson, Palos Verdes; Lisa Giannini, San Francisco; Lisa Gilben, Fremont; Sue Goldwag, Costa Mesa; Anneree Juptner, Laguna Beach; Timory Murphree, Los Altos; Stacy Krammer, Seal Beach; Kim Marrin, Lafayette; Annisa Mayer , Lancaster ; Jennifer Mcleod, Fair Oaks; Kristi Pauletich, Danville; Sally Packman , Camarillo; Lisa Pescatello , Arcadia; Pam Pressley, Mission Viejo; Robin Richerson, Saratoga; Kim Rodie, Laguna Hills ; Lisa Rosin, Palm Springs; Debbie Salustri, Agoura; Mary Stephanides, Laguna Hills; Lisa Schulman, San Jose; Pam Schaffer, Tahoe Ciry; Julie Snyder, Palm Springs; Meg Spence, Colorado; Laura Stinchfield , Villa Park ; Dina Tilkian , Encino ; Kathy Toothman, Burlingame; Claudine Weinstein, Mill Valley

California Eta, Universiry of California, Irvine-February 7, 1987 : Theresa Manly, Anaheim; Hannan Gabal, Anaheim Hills; Darlene Camey , Balboa Island ; Wendi Lireel, Cathedral Ciry ; Noelle Pedace, Cerritos ; Laurie Flournoy , Claremont ; Joanne Amash, Michelle Frankley , Cypress ; Stacee Whynaught , Lisa Weidner , Downey ; Julie Skidmore, EI Toro ; D'arcy Burkes , Stacee Moore, Fresno ; Yvonne Cooperman , Fullenon ; Lyn Hornbaker, La Habra ; Becca Pyatt , La Jolla ; Erica Rice, Lakeside ; Elyse Berman , Suzanne Berman , Los Altos ; Pauicia Kramer , Los Angeles ; Nelly

Talebi, Mission Viejo ; Tavi Stanley , Newport Beach ; Tanya Hall , Orange ; Lany Schuster , San Carlos ; Nina Reinhart , San Clemente ; Carolyn Holck , Santa Cruz ; Kristin Serakos , San Diego ; Sallie Lim , SanJose ; Maureen Daly , Sanjuan Capistrano ; Marisa Andrini , San Mateo ; Laura Hudson, Thousand Oaks ; Virginia Teglas, Upland ; Lisa Yoon , Walnut ; Ellen Gerardo, West Covina ; Kim Connell , Westlake Violage ; Wendi Bennet , Whittier

California Theta, U C.-Davis-Debbie Andrade, Karen Andrade , Fremont ; Helen Beebe , Los Altos Hills ; Molly Bigelow , Redding; Siri Bjornstad , Walnut Creek; Dawn Carper, Red Bluff; Lisa Cunningham, Yuba Ciry ; Anna Donnelly , Mission Viejo ; Nancy Doody, Merced ; Monica Fascher , Laguna Niguel ; Lisa Fredrickson , Petaluma; Michelle Gaudet , Vacaville ; Jeanne Anne Heilig, Orinda; Sara Hicks, Palm Springs; Luisa Kelly, Monterey; Maureen Kelly , San Francisco; Julieanne Kost , Los Altos ; Krista Kott, Danville; Annie Middlebrook, Marysville; Jill Okimoto, Yuba Ciry; Fiorella Pellegrino, Alamo; Sandy Pickel, Sacramento; Laurel Rees, West Linn, Oregon; Stacy Santin , CitrUS Heights ; Tiffany Schaeffer, Santa Cruz ; Moyra Schwinger, Rohnert Part; Cynthia Wallacker, Davis ; Kim White, Alameda; Denise Wilkins , Lancaster

Colorado Delta, Colorado School of Mines-September 17 , 1986: Melinda Moore, Wheatridge ; Monica Steikunas, Holly Buntenbah, Arvada.

January 17 , 1987 : Amanda Lopez , Sterling; Katharine Misken, Michelle Poff, Littleton; Renee Milliken, Pagosa Springs; Nancy Prusha, Wilmette, IL; Michelle Roll, Holyoke; Elaine Gort, Loveland; Lisa VanZee, Mountain Home, ID; Debbie DeMayola, Lakewood; Lori Decker, Fountain ; Jenny Cardell, Boulder.

Florida Alpha, Stetson Universiry-September 8, 1986 : Brenda Daniels, Ft . Myers.

February 6, 1987: Ashley Alderman, Todd, NC ; Allison Ashwood, Deland; Sheryl Brinkley, Winter Park ; Barbra Brown, Naples; Emily Buss , Palm Ciry; Betsy Bym, Longwood; Dona Cowden, Deland; Laura Duckworth , Orlando ; Liz Fedele, Stuart ; Jennifer Galbreath, Versailles, KY ; Lisa Garthright , Gaithersburg, MD ; Angela Giles, Ft Myers; Nancy Holjes , Dunedin; Laura Janezcko, Deltona ; Suzy Leitner, Miami Lakes; Lisa Lent, Nadine Mescia, Sarasota; Leslie Paulsen, Plymouth , WI; Michelle Ramaekers, Lakeland; Patricia Riko , Curacae, Netherland Antilles ; Kerry Rogers, Boca Raton ; Peggy Threlkel, Winter Park.

Florida Beta, Florida State Universiry-August 16 , 1986 : Cindy Waller, Longwood; leAnne Petrandis, Tallahassee; Nancy Flynn, Jacksonville; Marci Wexler, Savannah, GA ; Jennifer Williams , Plantation; Ginger Redwine, Athens, GA

February 7, 1987: Jennifer Pearson, Oviedo ; Tara Berger, Sally Pearce, Julie Levine, Miami ; Lindsy Gordon, Jordon ; Dana Livaudais , Dawn Sherwin, Cocoa Beach ; Patricia Stultz, Winter Park ; Caryn Shoffner, Susan Mangum, Jacksonville; Christina Carratt, Daytona Beach; Susan Johnson, Altamonte Springs ; Kathryn Torian, Newport News, VA; Rebecca Firestone , Columbus, OH; Susan Juszkiewicz, Karol Saltrick , Hollywood ; Nancy Dominguez, Catherine Nenninger, Tampa ; Jennifer McCollum , Seminole ; Debra Slapa, Ann·Marie Pressler , Orlando ; Jane Lanier , Atlanta , GA ; Jennifer Brock, Kimberly Waters , Katlyn Tucker, Tallahassee; Vicki Abbott, Boca Raton ; Jennifer Romanchek, Sate lite Beach ; Kay Saunders, Sarasota ; Stephanie Tight, Fort Lauderdale ; Emile Ozerden, Gulfport, MS ; Allana Callaway, Lake Wales ; Kelly Jernigan, Gulf Breeze ; Rebecca Shutts , Springhill ; Leslie Bellissimo , West Palm Beach; Tami Satterfield , Vero Beach ; Courtney Torreyson , Winston-Salem , NC.

Florida Delta, Universiry of Florida-August 18 , 1986: Dina Castellano , Tampa ; Sandy Jatsko , Melbourne ; Vanessa Moore , West Palm Beach ; Debbie Pieuch, Ft Myers ; Cherie Plevin , Clearwater ; Nancy Warriner , Panama Ciry ; Shannon Williams, Plantation

January 24 , 1987 : Alicia Benham, Tampa ; Erin Birx, Stone Mountain , GA ; Mary Boudreau , Kim Sipera , Clearwater; Wendelyn Bradley , Bouthwyn , PA ; Karen Bugarin , Cape Coral; Nancy Buhr, Heather Cruickshank , Ft Walton Beach ; Laurie Burch, Kris Ecklund , Leah Ransbottom , Ormond Beach ; Carrie Burgess , St . Petersburg ; Karen Corle y, Lori Yachanin , Plantation ; Ann Devney, Valrico ; Jamie Finizio , Ft. Lauderdale; Carrie Fischer , Towson , MD ; Dana Fisher , Beachwood , OH ; Beth Graves , Gainesville ; Suzanne Hendricks , Richmond , KY ; Ruth Huntley , Kathy Kelly , Jacksonville ; Jennifer Maynes , Jennifer Overly , Orlando ; Michelle McPeak , Naples ; Beth Orsoff, Stony Brook , NY ; Kirsten Prebianca , Arcadia ; Margaret Ruszkowski , Pompano Beach ; Veronica Su , Vicki Somberg , Miami ; Alison Sands , Hollywood ; Jill Schwartz , Old

Tappan, N) ; Consuelo Sieni , Casselberry ; Anita Strawn , Me nl o Par k , CA; Jamie Terrill , Worthington , OH ; Courtne y William so n , Kiss imm ee; Tami Worden , Palm Beach Garden s.

Florida Epsilon , University of Central Florida - Augu st 28, 1986: Lisa DeGennaro , Teresa Vega , Orlando ; Donna Daugherty , Panama Ciry; D e b ra Yanovitch, Jenny Johnson , Satellite Beach ; Susan Green , Merritt Island.

January 10 , 1987 : Kimberly Brooks, Linda Hagle , Lisa K i lian , Laura Sap p, Susan Schmid , Orlando; Janeann Harris , St. Petersburg ; Charlene Pack , Seffner; Cindy Holton , Kim Smith , Ocala ; Karen Pruitt , Altamonte Spring s; Diana Staneszewski , Clearwater ; Robin Wendel , Palm Beach Garden s; Tammy Ivey , Susan Key, Meegan McCarthy, Merritt Island ; Elise Cron in , Dayton, OH ; Stacy Salce , Syracuse, NY

Georgia Alpha, Universiry of Georgia-February 14 , 198 7: Jennifer Dal y, Athens; Jennifer Amerson , Sally Artime , April Currie , Kristine SchwartZ , Beth Sykes , Susan Youngner, Atlanta ; Kimberly McDade , Augusta ; Kendra Chastain, Avondale Estates ; Diane Hill , Cartersville ; Katie Hodge s, Covington; Sherry Rockhalr , Dalton ; Cynthia Owings, Duluth; Molly Neu , Dunwoody ; Julie Gardner, Fayetteville ; Dawn Bogdany , Ft. Oglethorpe ; Kerry Maher, Hinesville ; Stacey Ferris , Kennesaw ; Mary Alice Teaster , laGrange; Tracey Johnson, Lawrenceville ; Sloan Davis , Maria Mason , Heather Miller, Lilburn ; Elspj:th French , Pam Phillips, Kim Vanderzee, Marietta ; Allison Tanner, Milledgeville ; Lynn Seibert, Monrie ; Lalain e Briones, Rome; Kim Fortney , Debbie Friedman , Roswell ; Laurie Ga y, Savannah; Pam Watson , Smyrna; Heather King, Stone Mountain; Susan Earney , Tucker; Lisa Friday , Woodstock ; Tiffany McNeill , Ft Myers , FL ; Cherie Sherrell, Honolulu, HI ; Anne Fraser , Henderson , KY ; Kristine Herrick, Four Oaks , NC ; Kelly Harvill, West Chester , PA ; Sally Yo ung , Greer; Shelley Bowers, Prosperiry, SC ; Heather Grehan , Germantown , TN ; Sharon Harp , Annandale; Stephanie Miller , Stanton , VA ; Nadia Ch i n oy, Karachi, Pakistan

Idaho Alpha, Universiry of Idaho-August 15 , 1986 : Melinda McCabe , Coeur D'Alene ; Patti Powell, Spokane, WA ; Leslie Whiles , Boise

January 31, 1987: Jeanna Baldridge , Khris Bershers, Jody Carpenter , Mikk i Schini, Debra Wold, Coeur D' Alene ; Stefanie Bistline , Caldwell ; Eli sabeth Brand, Twin Falls ; Tina Btowing , Diane Frederick , Annette Knox , Tracie Manning, Leslie Pierose, Michelle Rimel , Mechelle Uren, Boise ; Laurie Disteldorf, Sandpoint ; Tonya Misner, Gillette , WY ; Christi Rood, Emmett ; Molly Williams, Clarkston

Illinois Alpha, Monmouth College-September , 1986 : Sharon Klein , Monmouth.

January 10, 1987 : Tracy J Clevenger, Knoxville ; Janice I. Cone , Kewan ee; Shari 1. Cosentino, St Louis ; Laura 1. Grutzius , Lynwood ; Katherin e H Hale , Downer ' s Grove ; Angela K Hart , Tiffan y D Mekshes, Emil y D Suess, Monmouth ; Suzanne R Kozyra, Jennifer 1. Rotch e, Chicago ; Dawn C. Lorenz, Mascoutah ; Stacy M. McQuellon , Peoria ; Lisa A. Parsons , Roxan a; Kerry B Shine berger, Galesburg

Illinois Epsilon , Northwestern Universiry - February , 198 7: Jea n O'Mahoney, Elmhurst ; Tracy Pumilia, Galena ; Rob i n Tucker , Inv e rn ess; Barb Gallagher, Mount Prospect ; Carsi Richard s, Riverside ; Sand y Ch a, Wilmette ; Lili Matsuda , Wilmette ; Courtney Stevens , Winnetk a; Shell y Simon , Denver, CO ; Joni McMechan, Liberry , IN ; Caroline Kim , Munste r , IN; Heidi Heller , South Bend , IN ; Jenny Linderoth , Lexington , KY ; Ni co le Cattell, Ann Arbor , M1 ; Carrie Shapiro , Lansing , MI ; Sharon Burks, Columbia, MO ; Mollie Reiter , Kansas Cit y, MO ; Holl y Hi ckman , Bozem an, MT ; Greta Dembaugh, New Providence , NJ ; Becky Lies, Buffal o, NY ; Michele Fisher , Harrison , NY ; Leslie Gullahorn , Loudonville , NY ; Jac k ie Vargo, Cleveland , OH ; Laura Blaney , Milford , OH ; Shann on Brick ner. Tulsa, OK ; Tracy Poe, Portland , OR ; Rosie Seelau s, Lansd own e, PA; K im Granik, Newton Square , PA ; Nan cy Ortenberg , Pittsburgh , PA ; As ha Bahadoorsingh, Trinidad , West Indies; Jennifer Campbell , Beave r D am, WI ; Carol Fuhrman , Milwaukee , WI ; Karin Brueckner , Waupaca , WI

Illinois Zeta, Universiry of Illinois- February 7, 198 7: Christine A nderson, Mount Prospect ; Peggy Pendleton , Ballwin , MO ; Laura Paarlberg, South Holland ; Elizabeth Plattner , Gknview ; Lori Peterson , Arlington H e igh ts; Julie Roloff, Lemont ; Jill Sauder , Roanoke ; Cind y Schwenkl e r , Northbroo k ; Amy Shields , Quincy ; Kelly Snell , Morton Grove ; Melissa WalCOtt, D ixon; Tara Walling , Otta wa ; Karen Reinhard t, Glen Ell yn ; T in a Eckberg, Palos Hills ; Mary Milas , Wheaton ; Shecci Mackie , CryStal Lake; Le e Lin d berg, Burlington , VT ; Kristin Calloway, Rockford ; Karen D a vlin , Pa rk Rid ge;

Becky Baumganen , Orland Park ; Nancy Charpentier, Lori Becker , Batavia ; Sonya Hardin, Webster Groves , MO; Gina Hoekstra , Clarendon Hills ; Teri J anse n , Dunlap ; Carolyn Nethers, Chesterfidd , MO ; Debbie De Fina , Overland Park, KS ; Susanne Kirby , Philo ; Beth Schubert , Julie Rubino,Julie Hall , Oak Park ; Amy Holler , Mazon ; Monica Gerth, Evanston ; Julie Holzhall, Chicago Heights ; Juliet Lin , Oak Brook ; Ann Marie Vogd , EI Paso; Susan Fearins , Sussex , NJ ; Robin Okamoto, Elizabeth Diaz, Downers Grove ; Nancy Napier , Carolyn Dzik, Naperville ; Michdle Rener, Tracy Randall , Godfrey; Chris German , Kim Edwards, Maureen Eaton, Peoria ; Antoinette Fidd , Anne Laven, Shawn Taylor, Sonja Winther , La Grange

Illinois Eta, Milliken University-February 6, 1987 : Kristen Hood, Salem ; Kristen Parkinson , Glen Ellyn ; Kathy Schnarr , Chesterfidd; Vicki Blasucci, Schamburg ; Stacey Swan , Northbrook ; Stacey LaFeber , Nokomis; Julie Schotanus, Highland Park ; Krista King, Decatur; Cindy Mester , Athens ; Dani Waller, Cerro Gordo; Rhonda Beaty , Petersburg ; Carrie Bedrosian , Aurora ; Jennifer Shoemaker , Normal ; Michelle Jones, Metamora ; Alisa Wiseman , Bloomington ; Michde DeWerff, Nokomis.

Illinois Theta, Bradley University-January 31, 1987 : Nancy Campbell , La Grange ; Linda Cohen , Pompton , NJ ; Kim Connell, Rock Island ; Stacie Cramer , Petersburg ; Dina Dal Degan, Schaumburg; Diana Dettmann, Wauconda ; Becky Hadtys, Lockport ; Lisa Hansen, Batavia; Susan Hwang , Peoria; DebbiJohnson, New Lenox ; SherriJohnson, Oak Lawn; Kathy Kobs, Palatine ; Lori Menees , DeKalb ; Colleen O'Connor, Peoria ; Katy Otto, Wheaton; Mary Polewarczyk , Roscoe; Amy Read, Itasca; Sally Ropp, Florissant , MO ; Kate Semancik , Chesterland, OH ; Tracey Shaw, Gurnee ; Amy Weitzner , Beachwood , OH; Kdly West, Lake, MO ; Janet Wickhorst, Rockford ; Lisa Zanardo , Marteson

Illinois Iota, Illinois State University-January 17 , 1987 : Susan Bargmann , Pontiac ; Michde Lynn Brown, Monmouth; Renee Curtin, Suzanne Schauer, Lombard ; Cyndi Fleck, Westmont; Lisa Fortney, Lori Fortney, Carlock; Beth Gregoty , Jacksonville ; Chris Grdlner, Banlett; Sarah Grossenbach, Ctystal Lake ; Jill Janis , Rosdle ; Pat Kim, Countryside; Susan E. Marshall, laGrange Park ; Diane Knight, Palatine ; Nancy Palleck, Darien ; Christina Pickle , Rochelle; Joanna Runge, Northlake ; Rebecca Smith, Millstadt; Tracey Speaks , Dunwoody, GA ; Julie Tenhouse:, Amy Troy, Peoria; Pam Tooley, Springfidd, VA ; Tina VanDuyne , Wilmington; Kate Wagner, Crete; Kay Ann Wisnasky, Edwardsville:, Cristy Yargus, Naperville.

Indiana Alpha, Franklin College-August 30, 1986 : Angda Hester, Frankfort

February 14 , 1987 : Kathy Bennert, Mitchell ; Paula Cook, Bargersville ; Kelly Guilfoyle , Cincinnati , Ohio ; Lynnette Fogle: , Samantha Williams Indianapolis ; Mischdl Shumaker, Bremen; Liz Skeen, Rushville; Kim Seals, Martinsville ; Liz Montgomety , Milwaukee, WI; Tricia Neathamer, Clarksville ; Suzy Yount, Greenwood; Terri Owens, Batesville.

Indiana Gamma, Buder University-February 27, 1987 : Nena Baughman, Plymouth ; Shannon Schenck , Crawfordsville; Cheri Hannon, Beech Grove ; Beth Alderton , South Bend ; Rhonda Jacobs, Angda McCormack, Indianapolis ; Pia O ' Connor , Columbus; Kim Berty, Wheadand; Susan Bidawski, Indianapolis ; Shelly Bamard, Louisville, KY ; Joelle Breiner, Cincinatti , OH ; Teresa Dorenbuscb , Columbus

Indiana Data , Purdue-September 21, 1986 : Melissa A1ick, Elkhan; Chrissy Anwander , Lafayerte ; Kristen Carlson, Carmd ; Shannon Conley , Danville ; Michelle Crooks, Terri Trussle:r, Becky Wray, Indianapolis ; Stephanie Cunningham , Greensburg ; Trisha Duncan , Schererville ; Amy Gerhan, Kokomo ; Stephanie Gc:sse, Kouts ; Melissa Gough, Farmington Hills , MI ; Jill Gresley , Barrington, IL ; Beth Hackert, Munster; Melissa Hamke , Lebanon ; Jennifer Hausman , East Lyme, CT ; Lisa Heisler , Fort Wayne ; Angda Kleeschute , Roselle , IL ; Diann Lehndorf, 10; Kristen Lyslo, Cincinnati , OH ; Krissy Miller, Addison, IL ; Kristin Pollock, Clevdand, OH ; Kay Rawlings, Bdlville ; Heidi Rufe, San Diego , CA ; Sophie Schauer, Hinsdale , IL ; Joanna Schlegd , Western Springs, IL; Holly Schroeder, LaPorte ; Jodi Scutchfidd , North Judson ; Amy Squires, Wabash ; Laurie Tobin , Arlington Heights , IL ; Jane Walsh, Westlake, OH ; Mary Walters, Plymouth , PA

Indiana Epsilon , DePauw University-August 23 , 1986 : Leslie Dc:xbeimer , Bdleville , IL

February 2 1, 198 7: Laura Ailes , Valparaiso ; Laura Boback , Victoria Gantter , Barrington , IL ; Betsy Boxell , Signal Mountain , TN ; Robin

Brauston , Strongsville , OH ; Beth Coats , Houston , TX ; Susan Con stance , Bdle:ville, IL; Stacy Cremeans , Hunting to n , WV ; Katie Engl ish , Unio n City; Jennifer Frierson , Lookout Mountain , KY ; Heather Gillison , Fairfidd , IL ; Jessica Gregoty , Cuyahoga Falls, OH ; Ho ll y Hammack , Maureen Hanington , Dionne Korita , Linda W inton, Gle n view, IL ; Be tsy Haugh , Hinsdale , IL ; Andrea Heslin , W Lafayette ; Julie Hugenberg , Ft Thomas , KY ; Kathryn Konz , Lake Bluff, IL ; Mary Lew is, Whitefish Ba y, WI ; Debbie Mitchell , Los Altos , CA ; Katherine Morc , Evanston , IL ; Mary Powell , River Forest, II; Barbara Ristow, Pewaukee , WI ; Jenny Ruhl , Carmd ; Lisa Schlup , Littleton , CO ; Elizabeth Tdfer , Prin ceton , IL ; Tracey Thieme , Ft Wayne ; Marcie Thomson, Birmingham. MI; Heather Weems Ottawa IL ; Mare Whedwright, Palo Alto, CA ; Jody Whittier , Shawnee Mission, KS

March 3, 1987: Kim Baker , Richland , MI.

Indiana Zeta, Ball State-1985 - 86 : Julie Barnett , Tan ya Bunge , Amy Casis , Kathy Davis , Amy Dye , Lori Ferguson , Bonnie Foster , Robin Gray, Robin Grimes , Laurie HalIaert , Stacy Hinders , Kris Lamar , Amy Manin , Angie Marrot , Terri Milne , Karen Perkins , Shari Rathmann , Stephanie Sanburn , Julie Snyder , Angie Vonderschm itt , Paula Walker , Heather Warner, Caroline Wilson , Lisa Williams , Julie Pflum

1986-87 : Valerie Adams, Jana Barr, Heather Banlett , Kari Bowie, Susan Broadstreet , Cami Bruin , Anne Carey , Tina Carrigan , Nan Chenoweth , Denise Criss, Stacy Evard, Rita Fenstermaker , Khris Garcia, Kerri Harrold , Janice Hepp, Dena Hovis, Jody Jager , Beth Johnson , Sarah Kolter, Shawn Lawson, Dawn Ludlow, Gayle Mann , Kelly Marshall , Li sa Miles , Karen Moore , Jackie Odie, Shelly Palmer , Cindy Weaver , Sharon Williams , Kathy Wurster.

Iowa Beta, Simpson College-December 8, 1986 : Julie Baker , Indianola February 6, 1987 : Kristi Couchman, Allerton ; Trisha Dawson , Parndl ; Ronda Edwards, Ankeny ; Beth Graff, Chicago , IL ; Heidi Harskamp , Ida Grove ; Julie Hassebrock, Ashland , KY ; Cathy Head , Imogene ; Deb Hosftdd, Leawood , KS ; Anne Jeffety , Glenview , IL ; Anne Klufa , Christy Lang, Ames; Alissa McKinney, Shetyl Presnall , Colo; Shelley Raus, Manchester ; Janine Hjort, Add ; Rae Kirchhoff, Newton ; Lynn Shull , Indianola ; Stephanie Fagen , Perty

Iowa Eta, Drake University-January 25, 198 7: Dawn Aslaksc:n, Stillwater, MN ; Susie Crandall, Eagle Grove ; Lynda Drulc:y, Holland , OH; Mickey Hoyle:, Pueblo, CO ; Cheryl Johnson, Banle:tt, TN ; Julie Krueger, Fergus Falls , MN; Lisa Mondragon, Rock Springs, WY ; Shawna Mott. Lawrence, KS ; Kelly Ryan, Grand Rapids, MN ; Sharyl Salontai, Fountain Valley , CA ; Kdly Shoff, Carmd , IN ; Ann Thompson, Waukee ; Heather Vande Sande , Burlington , WI ; Tanya Zumach , Whittemore ; Jenny Fuller , Chicago , IL

Kentucky Alpha, University of Louisville-May 21 , 1986 : Karen Ford , Paula Hines , Ann Marie Jackson , Susan King , Monica Schroeder February I , 1987 : Tonya Dusenberty , Mary Ellen Maloney, Leslie Schott , Laura Stewart.

Kentucky Beta, University of Kentucky - January 24 , 1987 : Ronda Barlow, Tonda Barlow , Benton; Kim Copdand , Paducah ; Jaci Downing , Cathy Wegelin , Cincinnati, OH; Kristin Rickdman , Severna Park , MD ; Mdanie Flc:tcher, Meredith Fletcher, Pikeville ; Mechde Fulcher , Prospect ; Shaun Hisle, Taylorrnill; Amy Davis, Albany ; Kim Fallis , Lawrenceburg; Angda McMillan, Hopkinsville; Kellie Webb, Manila ; Susan Trent, Hardinsburg; Krista Simon , Owensboro ; Kelly Simms , Springfidd; Lisa Tanner , Florence ; Wendy Wilder , Charleston , WV ; Kelly Daniels , Mechelle Petty, Mayftdd; Mary Neznik , Brentwood, :IN ; Laura Page , Nashville , TN ; Leslie Hampton , Christy Jones , Lexington; Dawn Cooper , Ft Mitchell ; Lori Denton, Ft Thomas ; Lisa Crump , Becky Dehan , Angda Eads , SU2:y Flahetty , Jennifer Lee, Nicole Lippert, Jennifer Miller, Heather Pfeiffer , Amy Reinstedler, Louisville.

Kentucky Gamma, Eastern Kentucky University-August 30, 1986 : Carolyn Adcock, Eminence ; Tiffany Leonhardt , Joanna Stephens , Ashland ; Tracey Lafferty, Florence; Jane Penwell , Washington Court House , OH ; DeAnna Wiegandt , Sonya Elias, Louisville ; Karen Lowry , Nicholasville ; Kimberly Young , Springfidd , OH

January 24 , 1987: Samantha Bowman , Beattyville ; Susan Dabney, Richmond ; Angda Alexander , Cynthiana ; Karen Bennett , Rebecca Eastburn , Sarah Graham, Mdissa leRoy , Lexington ; Penn y Carman , Williamsburg ; Fonda Hall , West Point ; Julie Hansen , Florence ; Beth Jordan , Nicholasville , Sarah Kiser , Erlanger ; Jill Lefevre , Bridgeport , WV ; Teresa Pate , Anchorage ; Kare n White , Lou isvill e

Louisiana Alpha, Newcomb College-February 21 , 198 7: Celeste Bernard , d'Shay Short , New Orleans ; Natasha Boissier, NYC ; Emil y Burch , Dallas ; Monique Cartwright , Nassau , Bahamas ; Cynthia Cazort, Amber Word , San Antonio , TX ; Converse , Billings , MT ; Cecile Cutrer , Julie Daigle , Lake Charles ; Heather Gallagher FortWorth, TX ; Sandy Hampton , Wichita Falls, TX; Heather Hayes, Cartie Stephens , Little Rock , AR ; Amy Haynes , EI Paso, TX; Beth Holdrege, N Mankato, MN ; Lisa Hull , Suisun, CA ; Gina Karth , Swainsboro , GA ; Tammara Lurding , Louisville , KY ; Jane Moses , Narberth PA ; Kimberly Rector, Sugarland. TX ; Margaret Roberts, Chevy Chase, MD; Debra Ruther, Winnetka, II.. ; Alison Sarofrn , Cynthia Wolff, Houston, TX ; Erika Schafer, Mobile, Ai ; Alison Simmons, Nashville , TN ; Dunbar Smith, Natchez, MS ; Dena Sokolow , Tallahassee, FL ; Marsha Strauss, Warminster, PA ; Laura Strickland, Boca Raton, FL

Louisiana Beta, Louisiana State University-August 15, 1986 : Janie Kleinschmidt, Waveland, MS; Arden Riffel, Baton Rouge; Kira Culotta, Ginger Rapp, New Orleans; Wendy Wilbanks, Monroe; Debbi Campdera, Teri Smith, Dallas, TX ; Julia Narum , Houston, TX ; Beth Baldwin, Lake Charles ; Penny Pounds , Greenville, MS

February 14, 1987 : Jennifer Alford, Sparta , NJ ; Michelle Allain, Kingwood, TX; Jennifer Bentson, Pearl River; Bridget Bergeron, Jefferson ; Dana Blake , Laine Glisson, Michelle Lemoine , Moffie Wall, Shannon McGuire, Baton Rouge; Susie Bond, Kayla Hutchinson, Adrienne Picou,Jan Pullaro, Lea Ann Young , Houma; Kristen Broussar, Pensacola, FL; Nanette Doiron, Kellie Nugent, Lafayette ; Tracy Dow, Michelle Henry, Leigh Ann Johnston, Mary Lynn McCann, Lake Charles; Christy Elster, Kary Murray, Shreveport ; Margo Goulas, Ashley Higgins, Jeanne Palliser, Thibodaux; Carla Guarisco , Joan Guzzino, Morgan Ciry ; Ashley Hardy, Little Rock AR ; Becky Hastings, Edmond, OK; Roxanne Hebert , Kaplan; Caroline Hilsabeck , Alexandria ; Ann Marie Kelly, Starkville, MS ; Anne Laiche, LaPlace; Jeanie Landry, Plaquemine; Louise Landry, Tiffany Schwing, New Iberia ; Ingrid Manuel, Eunice; Sara Melder, Natchitoches; Sheli Milam, Grand Cane; Michele Mitchell. West Monroe; Laura Partison, Mansfield ; Phebe Pyron, Natchez, MS; Renee Rowly, Covington ; Melissa Savoie, Belle Rose; Simone Simoneaux, Port Allen; Stephanie Sutton , New Orleans; Stephanie Vause, Mobile, Ai; Sabrina Walling , Middleburg Heights, OH; Pam Weaver, Benton ; Becky Wesley , Universal City , TX.

February 24, 1987 : Allison Porter, Lake Charles; Claire McGee, Mansfield; Courtney Hanna, Shreveport

Maine Alpha, University of Maine-September 13, 1985 : Sandi Rivard, Rumford

January 1986: Martha Collins, Arlington , MA; Kathy Dearborn , East Corinth ; Tammy Karcher , Cohasset, MA; Suzanne Libby Augusta ; Lisa Roy, Lewiston ; Sarah Simmonds, Palos Verdes, CA; Rosalie Walsh , Maynard , MA

Spring 1986 : Jennifer Deemer, New Glouster; Georgia Flanagan , Acton ; Kelly Goodin, Thomaston ; Dawna Houston, South Portland ; Christine Labbe, Biddeford; Rhonda Leonard , Winthrop ; Kimberly White , Raymond. Fall 1986 : Kristin Billington, Bangor ; Linda Caron , Westbrook ; Gina DePastene , Johnston , RI ; Michelle Franklin , Leonardtown , MD; Wendy Glaster, Laurie Laqualia, Stacey Laqualia, Brewer; Selina Paine , Worcester , MA ; Heidi Woodward, West Buxton

Maryland Beta, Universiry of Maryland-September, 1986 : Cassandra Catignani , Patti Coppage , Maureen Duffy, Sally Meiburger, Julie Saunders

January , 1987 : Lynda Barton , Christine Buyarski , Jill Caspari , Cary Catignani, Diane Elgin,Jackie Ford, Anastasia Greene , Lisa Keenum, Anne Owens , Joan Pryzbocki , Carol Rafter, Carol Ramsey, Shelby Remick , Susan Slater, Justine Smith , Perri Sugget, Monika Takala , Anita Tracy , Susan Williams Debra Yerg , Carol Zcmbroski

Michigan Alpha, Hillsdale College-April 1986 : Stacy Alford, Jane Bethusen , WendiJohnson , Millette King , Beth Line , Kary Maddock , Malisa Morgan , Jennie Nixon Christine Palmer , Stephanie Samczyk , Jennifer Savel , Kelly Trammel , Kim Waters , Jenny Wygant

September 1986 : Carolyn Fox

November 1986 : Becky Bauman, Jill Irwin , Mary Beth Kasporwicz, Cammie Leslie, Lori Lifer , Mary Marschke, Susan Mithoff, Lynne Pasquale , Kerri Woodcox , Susan Wyllie

Michigan Beta, University of Michigan-January 17 , 198 7: Susan Bond , Martha Daas , Tina Marcaccio , Grosse Point ; Barbara Ciesliga , Martha Williams , Birmingham ; Janet Hruby , Sheila Winkleman , West Bloomfield ; Carolyn Viall, Farmington Hills ; Lynne Brooks , Ortonville ; Carlyn Cranford ,

Orchard Lake ; Kristen Girardot , Battle Creek ; Kristen Good , Traverse City; Alison Hall , Flint ; Marcy Jennings , Lansing ; Heidi Kok , Grand Rapids; Kimberly Quade , Elk Rapids ; Carolyn Rae , Kalamazoo ; Laura Schueneman , Bay Ciry ; Martha Stewart , Adrian ; Susan Cielak , Riverwoods , lL; Karen Garfinkle , Glencoe , IL ; Joy McEwen , Lafayette , ID ; Karen Fertig, Rocky River OH ; Amy Goble , Lyndhurst , OH ; Luann Hoover , Columbus , OH ; Teresa deCastro St. Louis , MO ; Suzanne Elkin Rye Brook , NY ; Kim Feuerstein, Schenectady , NY ; Debra Retzky , Scarsdale , NY ; Jessica Stockton NY , NY ; Rachel Hitch, Lawrenceville, NJ; Abbe Sorin , Kings Park, NJ ; Leslie Ciccolo , Lexington, MA ; Debra Wirtlin , Sherman Oaks, CA.

Michigan Gamma, Michigan State University-May 15 , 1986 : Cathy Barrick, St Joseph; Bethanie Buckingham, Alger ; Ann Goss, Frankenmuth ; Jennifer Held, Troy; Ann Jankowski, Gibraltar; Gwen Johnston, Lake Odessa ; Tiffany Kifer, Flint; Allison Magoon, Manchester , MA; Patry Schramm, Bloomfield Hi lls

September 19 , 1986 : Suzanne Sweet, Bloomfield Hills

January 16, 1987 : Julie Baldwin , Kim Reynolds, Grand Blanc ; Tani Bishop, Livonia; Michelle Bonanni, Rochester Hills; Keli Branch, Goodells ; Ann Marie Buccellato , Sheila Spade, Mt Clemens; Kathryn Clark , Rosemary Mualem, Grosse Pointe Woods ; Priscilla Co, Lake Forest , II..; Dianne Grimm, Alexandria , VA ; Christine Haupricht, Saginaw; Molly Helbing, Holland ; Karoline Jones, Southfield ; Kelly Lamb, Ypsilanti ; Wendy Lierman , Portage ; Julie Mcfall , Milford ; Caroline McMeekin, Rocky River , OH; Kate Pampreen, Bloomfield Hills; Laura Phillips , Flint ; Debra Porter. Lake Orion ; Maria Quintieri, Lansing ; Kathryn SCOtt, Okemos; Jennifer Siebel, Northbrook, lL; Anya Siglin, Ann Arbor; Tracy Stablein, St Clair; Molly Stachnik, Downer's Grove, IL; Jill Stewart, Washington ; Linda Susalla, Bridgeport; Karen Torigian , Farmington Hills ; Michelle Brandys, Medinah , II..; Kimberly Young , Grand Rapids; Margaret Kazmarek, Roseville

Minnesota Alpha. Universiry of Minnesota-January 11, 1986: Kirsten Amundsen , Colleen Murphy, Kristen Flynn, Madison, WI; Jill Arneson, Excelsior ; Andra Ekelund, Golden Valley ; Andra Hageman, Eagan ; Hope Howard, Elizabeth Quinn, Bloomington ; Jill Ingvalson, Prior Lake ; Jodi Krenik, Shoreview ; Marge Neubauer, Menomonie, WI; Jill Rooney, Kristen Peterson, Jill Petersen , Minneapolis; Kelli Prettner , Katie Tanner , Barb Greber , Edina ; Sarah Stehbens, Iowa Ciry, lA o

May 30 , 1986: Carrie Fox , Verona, WI ; Julie Gray Redwood Falls ; Tanya Kazeminey , Brunsville; Kristen Loso , Bloomington.

September 15, 1986: Courtnay Crivits , Minneapolis.

January 17 , 1987 : Betsy Bowden, Dana Gustafson, Jill Goigarrd, Patricia Hollingsworth , Melissa Johns, Krissy Laskow , Grace Lee , Kelly Lindsay, Marie loCoco , Amy Retterath , Kathy Stehr , Minneapolis ; Angela Ciardelli , New Hope ; Shari Crouch, Sioux Falls, SD;Jennifer Duesman, Sandra Hiller, Edina ; Julianne Falzone , St . Paul ; Suzanne Grarver, Eden Prairie ; Kristen Hartwick , Plymouth ; Lisa Beth Miller , Brooklyn Center ; Kathy Pekkala, Chanhassen ; Stephanie Sauby , Green Bay , WI ; Allison Sergam , Anne Szafranski , Mequon , WI ; Dana Schmitt , Golden Valley ; Kimberly Rasheed , St Louis , MO

Mississippi Alpha Universiry of Southern Mississippi-February 6 , 198 7: Michelle Aguilar , Gautier ; Trudy Calhoun , Jackson ; Kathryn Calvert , Mobile, Ai ; Janine Demorvelle, Biloxi; Sandra Gates , Wiggins ; Jane Grissom , Taylorsville ; Laura Ingram, Picayune ; Bette Bankston , Susan Johnson , Traci Mynatt , Daphne Welborn , Hartiesburg ; Sabrina Johnson , Bruce ; Ava Jones , Smithdale ; Lara Langlow , Natchez ; Chrisry Paciera , Waggman ; Patricia Ric hardson, Slidell, LA ; Stephanie WatsOn , Greenwood

April 6 , 198 7: Rosmari Horn , Whitfield

Mississippi Beta , Universiry of Mississippi-August 17 , 1986 : Jada Nave , Nashville , TN ; Jeni Wood , Miami , FL ; Allison Jones , Monroe , LA ; Laura Herrington , Dunwoody , GA ; Jacqueline Mettz , Shreveport , LA ; Rhonda Russell , Jackson ; Stephanie Demeris, Melissa Piper , Gabrielle Gordon , Houston , TX

August 2 2, 1986: Catherin a Kellerman , Paducah , KY

January 3 1, 198 7: Angela Akins , Walls ; Sarah Andre , Stephanie Johansen , Sabrina Mansoor , Jackson ; Caitlin Barrusek , Sparta , NJ ; Elizabeth Beary, Freddie Boyer , Margaret Hogan , Robyn Indovina , Elizabeth Kehoe , New Orleans , LA ; Susan Bolt o n , Charlottesville , VA ; Kristine Brady , Springfield , II.. ; Olivia Bridges, Alexandria , VA ; Christina Cassin, Cathy Curran , Suzanne Skipton , Houston, TX ; Tr isti Chaney , Tyler , TX ; Lola Coates , Birmingham , Ai ; Nancy Coffield , Christina Ell , Ft Walton Beach, FL ; Susan Commer , Gulfport ; Melanie Cunni ngham , Brenrwood , TN ; Donna Davenport , Kay lyn Finch , Memp his, TN ; Jan n a Douglass , Ann Reubel , Christina

Tomlinson, Dallas, TX ; Mary Dumbaugh , Louisville , KY; Cheryl Fischer, Ft Lauderdale, FL; Elaine Haley, Shreveport , LA; Kimberly Kalberer , Rowlert , TX ; Merrirt Ratliff, San Angelo , TX ; Dawne Robenson , Batesville ; Melanie Ruffin, Natalie Ruffm , Allyson Trahan , Lafayerte , LA ; Michelle Shaughnessy , Racine, WI ; Christy Tice , luka ; Lucie Zaegal , St. Louis, MO .

Missouri Alpha, University of Missouri-August 18 , 1986 : Karen Jensen , Dixon, IL; Ellen Ducey, Alton , IL; Michelle Wiltz, Kensington , MD ; Lisa Puckett, Ashland

February 7, 1987: Carmen Apprill , Higginsville ; Jennifer Arnaud , Monett ; Margaret Baumel , Ames, IA; Paula Bennett, Debbie Cybulski , Cherie leFevre, Christie leFevre, Amy Mullis, Springfield; Margaret Burfeind, Malta Bend; Robyn Crisp , Fayetteville, AR ; Teresa Crockett, Columbia ; Diana Deeter, Kathleen Halloran, Godfrey, IL; Abby Odom, Clinton ; Stephanie Fitzgerald, Napton ; Lisa Frashier, Sally Riekhof, Prairie Village, KS ; Jane Freed, Advance ; Angela Goldblatt, Leawood , KS ; Kelly Higdon , Kimberly Higdon , Easton; Penny Holloway, Ric.lmlond ; Staci Jewell , Grandview ; Diane Jimenez, Knoxville , TN; Jennifer Jordan, Carol Migliazzo , Lisa Solomon , StaCey Williams, Kansas City; Melanie Keithly , Overland Park, KS; Kelly Lamb , Apple Valley , MN; Katherine McComas, Broken Arrow , OK ; Robyn Megown, Parkville ; Leigh Olive, Neosho ; Amanda Pollock, Jefferson City ; Angela Ratliff, Springfield, Il; Lynn Scheiderer, Ballwin; Angela Schulte , Sedalia ; Dana Schwanz , Buffalo Grove, IL; Melissa Sommerhauser, Amy Sonner, Julie Zidell, St Joseph ; Laura Stevenson, Lakeland, FL ; Mary Ellen Waring, Omaha , NE; Renee Williams, Ellisville; Julie Windsor, Windsor; Elizabeth Woolsey , Strafford

Missouri Beta , Washington University-May 3, 1986 : Michelle Liddon , Al; Cathy Polera , Scarsdale, NY; Jennifer Schwaru, Rockaway , NY ; Jennifer Scollar, Chippewa , NY; Lisa Seelinger, Sharon Segal, TX; Joani Solomon, Albuquerque, NM ; Sonya Wu, Bartlesville , OK

January 18, 1987: Beth Adelman, Bangor, ME; Patricia Alarcon, Birmingham , Al ; Daniela Assail, FL; Amy Behle , St Louis; Janet Bickers, Champaign, Il; Ginger Bowman, Atlanta, GA; Vicki Cowett, Coral Gables, FL ; Kerry Fagan, Indianapolis, IN; Andrea Franklin, Lakewonh, FL ; Allison Harris, Riverdale, NY; Maddie Kahane, FL; Carol Karp, Charlotte, NC; Christine Kozlosky, Washington, DC; Sandra Lin, Wheaton, IL ; Roberta Luery, Stamford, CT; Katie Marantette, Birmingham , MI; Barbara McCollister , Albuquerque, NM; Jennifer Miller, Oklahoma City , OK ; Sara Mobasseri, Pepper Pike, OH ; Wendi Niad, New York, NY ; Elena Noto, Miami , FL; Dante Pauwels , Mishawaka , IN; Stephanie Pogue, Washington, DC ; Sara Rodney, Houston , TX; Heather Rosen, Ambler, PA ; Sheri Ross , Miami, FL ; Lisa Rottenberg , Philadelphia , PA ; Judi Sapero , Lutherville, MD;Janna Shapiro, Memphis, TN ; Viki Walasky, Henderson , KY ; Kirsten Weichert, Lawrence, KS

Montana Alpha, Montana State University-September 20, 1986 : Cheryl Aldrich, Salem, OR; Nena Cronin, Jill Hayes , Tetri Werer , Great Falls ; Teri Crowley, Helena; Katie Malee, Glendive . January 14 , 1987 : Lori Anderson, Casper, WY ; Maria Andriolo, Julie Bennet, Molly Merica, Leigh Anne Townes, Bozeman ; Mary Blackwood, Livingston; Chere Colling , Castle Rock , CO; Katrina Couchot, Clayton, CA ; Jamie Gillette, Powell, WY; Karman Kober, Park City ; Lindsey Korell, Billings ; Shelly Neybury, Fort Benton; Jolanda Nicholas, Deer Lodge ; Mary Orchard, Evanston , WY ; Julie Reynolds, Havre; Charlene Sirokman , Valier ; Stephanie SnelIman, Helena

Nebraska Beta , University of Nebraska-August 17 , 1986 : Trinette Banman , Omaha

February 14 , 1987 : Heather Burnham , Beatrice ; Brenda Butler , York ; Tanya Caauwe, Brenda Starnes, Fremont; Sue Lyn German, Imperial ; Sarah Deterding, Susan Hansen, Tiffany Seevers , Cindy Wilson , Julie Youngscap , Lincoln; Teri Henriksen, Sioux Falls, SD; Lori Fraser , Jodi Grennan, Cindy Hansen, Kathy Merwald, Amee Onken , Jennifer Turkel , Nancy Waddle , Omaha ; Julie Reiff, Columbus ; Shela Sanders, Nonh Platte; Susan Turgeon, Alliance; lisa Warner, Lexington ; Colleen O'Farrell , Mankato , MN ; Kim Rogers, Abilene, TX

Nevada Alpha, University of Nevada-Reno-August 13 , 1986 : Libby Brewer , Stephanie Eaton, Pamela Pierce, Annette Balsi , Alayne Oppio , Reno ; Kristen Kasin , Las Vegas ; Lisa Wilson , Incline

January 17 , 1987 : Jody Burau , Tami Caldwell , Monica Erickson , Kelli Feroah, Kim Griffen , Jill JohllSOn , Kaylynne Maddox , Laurel Milchak , Karin Montoya , Melissa Morris , Kim Rusche , Kerry Vogel , Reno ; Julie Anne Da y, Sebastopol , CA ; Sloane Whelan , Fairfax , CA

New Mexico Beta, New Mexico State-October 4 , 1986 : Andrea Gonzales, Emily Mauk , Albuquerque ; Diana Mejia , Roswell ; Yvonne Tabet , Belen

February 21 , 1987 : Angela Bates , Los Alamos ; Shannon Burgess , Jennifer Campbell, Christina Diaz , Lisa Franchini , Karen Kool , Angie Sruan , Teri Swift, Albuquerque ; Ann Hill, Melissa Miller , Santa Fe; Shelly Mizaur , Riverside , Il ; Lisa Pettijohn , Gallup ; Teri Schultz, Los Lunas ; Shelly Sleighel , Walnut Creek , CA; Darla Wernimont , Omaha, NE ; Sharon Wood, Germany

New York Gamma, St. lawrence University-April 20 , 1986 : Kelly O'Hare , West Seneca; Victoria Arriola , Penfield ; Cara Miller , Fairport ; Donna Srurge , Lowville ; Sheila James , Loudonville ; Martha Shene , Harrisville ; Kelly Gaydusek , Broadalbin ; Rebecca Lashomb, Clayton ; Diana Crichton, Champlain; Deana Senecal , Alexandria Bay ; Jennifer Posener , Grand Island ; Amy Wolfrum , Rensselaer ; Mildred Jacob , Hamlin ; Barbara Boudreau , Massena ; Varna Mukundan, Potsdam ; KarenJohoson , Peeksville ; Lori Cochran , Baldwinsville ; Heather Shropshire , Waitsfield , VT ; Lisa laClair , Scroon Lake ; Susan Ras , Elizabeth Lawrence , Schenectady ; Susan Fairbanks , Burnt Hills ; Dorothy Carlin, Sarasota, FL ; Michele Larson, Fleming, N); Elizabeth Perry , Madison , CT

December 5, 1986 : Karen Adams , Villanova , PA ; Margaret Blaik , Colorado Springs, CO ; Dana Wagemaker , Oneida ; Rula Kafity, Jerusalem , Israel; Rebecca Donnie, Winthrop ; Ellen Krudop, Riverhead ; Jennifer Waterman , Nonhfield, VT; Terri Nelson, Plattsburgh.

New York Epsilon, Rensselaer Polytechnic lnstirute-October 2 , 1986 : Shelly Petronis , Brunswick ; Marianthi Markopoulos, Albany ; Diana LaPietra, Latham; Loran Wasserstrom, Delmar; Teresa Keddell, Mohawk ; Roni Liebowitz, Croton-on-Hudson; Nancy Krull, East Meadow; LeeAnne Hogan , Duxbury , MA ; Tze-Mai Tsai, Wayland , MA ; Paola Rozzi, Laureldale , PA ; Adela Roxas, Virginia Beach , VA ; Karen Bookman , Fort Lauderdale, FL ; Rachel Maskew, Issaquah, WA

February II, 1987 : Rae Irwin, Plansburgh ; Mary Urzi , New City ; Kelly Banlett , Bradford, MA; Theresa Savoia , Winthrop , MA; M E Ruggiero, Ridgefield , CT ; Marcia Holbrook , Manchester , NH ; Tara Edelshick, Dale City , VA ; Kimberly Kessler , Los Angeles , CA ; Kay Nilson , Snohomish , WA

North Carolina Alpha, University of North Carolina-Sarah Bennett, Babette Goldstein, Mary Hendon , Asheville ; Martha Blackwelder, Heather Dun can, Susan Harris, Frances Robicseck, Nancy Thomas, Charlotte; Westray Bunn, Wilson; Andrea Caner, Tracy Orcurt , Nashville, TN; Alicia Corbin, Greensboro ; Claire Corter, Eleanor Huffines, Richmond, VA; Laura Crabtree , Patricia Thompson, Martha Van Winkle , Atlanta, GA ; Natalie Dick , Hickoty ; Gwen Dixon, Nicolin Girmes , Michelle Mason, Deborah Pleimer , Mary Hannah Wyman , Raleigh ; Grace Evins , Oxford ; Kathtyn Ford , Foley , Al ; Courtenay Fraley, Fayetteville , TN ; Deanna Frasche, Leavenworth, KS; Nicole Frei, Cincinnati , OH ; Caroline Garden, Lexington, KY ; Jennifer Harley, Honduras ; Alystyre Julian , New York, NY; Amy Sawyer , Shawnee Mission , KS ; Susan Suratt , Leslie Williams , WinstonSalem ; Carolyn Taylor, New Bem ; Kari Torjussen, Middletown, N); Tonya Turner , Mocksville ; Margaret Vanderberty , Lewisburg ; Mary Beth White, Morehead City

North Dakota Alpha, University of North Dakota - September 6 , 1986 : Lynn Arbour , Duluth , MN ; Dawn Olson , Kensal ; Jeanne Bano , Jill Oslund, Silver Bay ; Chrisan Herman, Sherburn , MN ; Denise McCann, Minot January 13 , 1987 : Jane Bergos , Moorhead , MN ; Susan Eggers , Mardeen Whirry , East Grand Forks , MN ; Denise Flanagan, Fargo ; Carol Forseth , Mayville; Julie Gensrich , Hatton ; Sarah Hammer, St Thomas ; Susan Hanson , Tioga ; Karen Jiran, Bismarck ; Ginger Kangas, Hibbing, MN; Kirsten Nelson, Grand Forks ; Denise Romfo, Langdon ; Susan Whatley, Thunder Bay, Ontario.

Ohio Alpha , Ohio University-January 31 , 1987 : Theresa Menendez, Tampa , FL ; LauraJane Karsten , Glen Ellyn , Il; Michelle Weir , Nonhbrook , IL ; Janet Bass, Carmel , IN ; Cathy Courtney , Birmingham , MI ; Tracey Wunder , Flemington, N) ; Staci Boltz , Wheatley , NY ; Kelli Gosen , Laura Schellin , Akron ; Alex Liggitt , Nealie Pidcock, Athens ; Melissa Drechsler , Beachwood ; Annie Dyke, Bowling Green; Christine Czerwinski , Karen Cox, Amy Newman , Scacy Schonauer , Cincinnati ; Jenny Miller , Columbus ; Lynn Maschino , Dayton ; Michelle Sm i th , Eaton ; Julia Burner , Hudson ; Elizabeth Kaner , Kettering ; Lisa Miceli , Lakewood ; Tracey Hines , Jennifer Parsons , Darcy Rosetti , Nonh Canton ; Kristen Kyle , Port Clinton ; Michelle Borders , Sidney; Lisa Koverman , Kim Slack , Troy ; Julie Erich , Xenia ; Tracey Gilm ore , Greensburg , PA ; Ann a Bl oom , Lori Ellsperman , H ollie Farmer ,

Michelle Feele y, J e nnifer Smdl ey, Pitts burg h , PA ; Alliso n Lyn ch , Great Falls , VA ; Anj anett e Jl ano, McClean , VA ; Susan W isely , Virgin ia Beac h , VA

Ohio Beta, Ohio State Univers ity - September 16, 1986 : Sharon Klopfenscein , Smithv ille

January 24 , 1987 : Erin Bunner , Plain Ci ty ; Ellen Burrows , Middleberg Heights; Danielle Carroll , Sarah Greco, West Lake ; Lynn Cashman, Amy Johnson, Centerville ; Janette Dugan , Ridgeway ; Stastia Earl , Bexley; Daphne Foltz , Canton ; Cathryn Goecke , Middletown ; Paige Goff, Katja Korpela , Sally Saeger , Upper Arlington ; Terri Gurcsik , Sylvania ; Lori Knicely, Frazeyburg ; Cindy McMullen , Grand Western Springs, IL ; Kathryn Moore, Gates Mills ; Kirsten Newell , Mason ; Heather Parish, Pottsmouth ; Kelly Powali , Highland Heights ; Mary Schuneman , Vienna, VA; Dana Smetzer, Gretchen Syring , Missy Telb , Toledo ; Elizabeth Whitely, Akron

Ohio Delta, Ohio Wesleyan University-August 30, 1986: Elizabeth Clark, Millerspott ; Jacqueline Jones , Butler , N) ; Pauicia-Ann Schullery , Danbury, CT ; Sarah Shawver , Mansfield

January 24 , 1987 : Renessa Berger , Newark ; Kris Brown , Grosse Point, MI ; Sarah Booth , Brockpott , NY ; Kelly Carles , Beavercreek ; Theresa George, Dublin; Mary Hershey, Vermilion ; Jennifer Harkness , Parma ; Michelle Howison, Hebron ; Susanne Jaklitsch , Medina ; Jennifer Klocinski, Toledo; Laura McMahon, Marysville ; Pamela Onderko, Boardman ; Heather Platt , Philadelphia , PA ; KayAnn Taylor , Berlin Center; Cynthia Tupper, Dayton

O hio Epsilon, University of Toledo-January 25, 1987 : Jodi Sender, Deerfield Beach , FL ; Brenda Muraco , Lambettville, MI ; Deana Kozel , Ashtabula ; Audrey Schoenknecht , Chesterland; Sherrie Morris , Lima; Debbie Szelesta, Suongsville; Adrienne Dubrual, Dawn Nyiuay , Sylvania ; Tammy Jakubowski , Ann Folta, Kari Gratcl , Kathleen Lowe , Marita Morrisey, Lisa Nadolny , Betsy Thorpe , Toledo

O hio Zeta, Miami University-October 5 , 1986: Amy Becker , Springfield ; Brenda Betz , Toledo ; Michelle Emmons , Perrysburg ; Renee Joubett , South Bend , IN; Lissie Lyons , Cincinnati ; Maria Redmond , Oak Brook IL ; Laura Testa, Valparaiso, IN; Paige Trevor, Rocky River. February 8 , 1987 : Jennifer Barth , Lisa Dare, Chicago, IL ; Amity Blackstone, Mansfield; Allison Boehnel , N Canton ; Erin Brown, Kenilwotth, IL ; Kelly Carr, Melissa Elliott, Jenny Sutherland , Kettering ; Cindy Crosby , Munster, IN ; Susan Curran , University Heights ; Heidi Daniels , Delaware ; Debbie Davidson , Laliobe, PA; Marnee Hall, Westfield, N) ; Sarah Harris, Framingham , MA ; Grace Harrison , Hinsdale , IL ; Debbie Henke, Lisle , IL; Dawn Jimison , Chagrin Falls ; Michelle Joseph, Woodmere Village ; Jenny Kugler, Kym Schroeder , Lima ; Kelli Kulczak , Rochester , Hills, MI ; Kathy Lenkay, Toledo ; Sara Lichtenberg , Mclean , VA ; Jennifer Lindman, East Lansing , MI ; Becky Lofsuum , Notthbrook IL ; Julie McGann , Grosse Pointe Farms , MI; Heather Mclaughlin , Dundee , IL ; Susan Meyn , Solana Beach , CA ; Stephanie Michel , Canton ; Melissa Mitchell , Akron ; Beth Montgomery , Frankfott, IN ; Jenny Nelson , Glen view , IL ; Sandy Olson , Warren , PA ; Sharon Polsgrove , Vienna , VA ; Kristin Rapach , Wilmette , IL ; Jennifer Rohrig, Cincinnati ; Jeanne Saj ben , Chesterfield , MO ; Cindy Schlitz , Lisa Tintera, St Louis , MO ; Cynthia Sherman, Colorado Springs , CO ; Jill Stewarr, Indianapolis , IN ; Tracy Swanson , Evergreen , CO ; Laura Sweeney , Orchard Park , NY ; Susan Tri ckel , O shkosh , WI ; Juli e W alker, PottSmouth ; Erin Waugh , Leawood , KS ; Andrea Williams , Fremont

Ohio Theta , Bowling Green State University-January 24 , 198 7 : Sarina Alesi , Dayton ; Kelli e Bartholomew , Amy Dann is, Mic helle Lomano , Westerville ; Beth Cherryholm es, Bro adv iew Heights ; LeeAnn D iGirolamo , Wotthington ; Allison Dowe , Mayfield Village ; Kath y Fenn , Reynolds burg ; Bethany Folu , Wooster ; Jenn y Full er, Sunbury ; Melissa Fulop , Monica Trepinski , Toledo ; Am y Harkelroad , Huron ; Bobb ie Helbling , Stow ; Lori James, Bay Village ; Paula Marks , Napoleon ; Kate Mountcastle , Louisville ; Lisa Pattison , Westlake ; Sherry Pou lio t , Chagrin Falls ; Mary Jo Ricia , Jewell ; Tammy Sanders , Notth Olmstead ; Kim Sarry , Bellevue ; Su san Shambaugh , Sagamore Hills ; Kare n Slovak , Rocky Ri ve r; Ann Spo ns ler , Bowling Green ; Debbie Walsh , Pittsford , NY ; Cary n Wilkin so n , Dublin ; Trud y Zelazn y, Birmingham , MI.

Okbhoma Alpha , University of Oklahoma-August 8, 1986: Carrie Hullender , Alrus ; Mon ica Moody, Dun can; Cami Le Wellen , Tulsa January 31 , 198 7: Karen Arche r, Broken Arrow ; Pam Bright , Sherwood ; Kelly Brunsteter , Alva; Kristen Bryant, Beth Kann eg iesse r , Pryor ; Candy Crawford , Norm an ; Lori D rummond, Stephanie H o uchin, Crista

Kennemur , Laurie Kirkpatrick , Paige Wilbanks , Courtney Phillips , Mind y Surrett , Dianne Teale , Tulsa ; Helen Green , Duncan ; Julie Green , Juli e Wilkins , Veronica Lieber , Sherr i Louthan , Bonni Marsh , Chris tie Phil li p s, Michele Sowinski, Staci Stallings , Oklahoma City ; Jami Hale, Shawnee ; Mary Lawson , Cristi Lynn , Amy Warren , Edmond ; Malinda La Geee , Cu sing ; Alana Myers , Lawton ; Karla Summers , Ames; Mindy Westervelt , Tu t tle ; Michele Atkins , Jill Burgin , Deborah Doxey , Dallas , TX ; Jennifer Greene , Susan Ingram , Arlington , TX ; Sharla Gurley , Woodstock , GA ; Ashley Kouri , Wichita , KS ; Penny Sanders, O P , KS ; Amber McKinnon , Carrolton , TX ; Susan Ward , Longview , TX

Oklahoma Beta , Oklahoma State-August 9 , 1986 : Jamie Parnell , Oklahoma City; Sheila Self, Rogers, AR February 7, 1987 : Kris Arwood , Lori Dillingham, Enid ; Jennifer Bobb , Erin Crenshaw , Ginger Giles , Ann Horne , Amy Morgan, Patti O ' Hare , Jenifer Rolston , Stephanie Sharp , Shannon Str:lin, Oklahoma City ; Joy Brock , Norman; Joellen Carson, Stillwell; Jeanne Chearwood, Stillwater ; Marcy Cole , Sherri Horton, Nancy Pekrul, Heather Shreves, Pegi Skinner , Melissa Srumbaugh, Edmond; Tacey Floyd, Beaver ; Kelly Flynn, Kimberly Hays, Juliana James , Lori McCullough , Tracy McDonough , Tulsa ; Lynne Gibson, Lisa Lorenz, Muskogee; Polly Grunewald , Murual; Dee Dawn Kauk , Elk City; Angela McGill, Claremore ; Vanessa Meacham, Ardmore; Susan Pyne, Miami;Joni Rains, Suzanne Revell , Wichita, KS ; Lata Redman, Ada; Laura Savage , Houston, TX; Joan Siuda, Overland Park, KS ; Julie Smith , Peoria, IL ; Denise Stanley, Poteau ; Janna Taluc , Sapulpa

Ontario Alpha, University of Toronto-Linda Ambos, Christina de Auer , Catherine Campbell , Stephanie Knox, Laura Koenig , Joanne Ledson, Donna McKenna , Rosalind Pell, Victoria Perkins, Adelia Valla , Louise Verweij

Oregon Alpha, University of Oregon-January 24, 1987 : Karen Anderson, Sebastopol , CA;Joo Ri Bae, Barbara Bennett, Darcie Buckley , Keven Hong , Robin Hunt, Beaverton ; Marni Beardsley, Heidi Boersma , Corvallis ; Joy Bruce, Reno , NV ; Jody Bryant, Gresham; Elizabeth Busse, Sun River ; Karine Cargo, Bend; Gina Garnero, Katherine James, Gretchen Linder, Angela Malatesta , Mary Anne Nolte , Karen Roehm , Portland; Rachel Kirby, Palo Alto, CA ; Michelle Pittack, Billings , MT; Jennifer RobettS, West Linn ; Andrea Schmidt , Stacy Tone, Milwaukie ; Whitney Taylor , Jacksonville ; Megan Thatcher, Carson City , NV; Darby Warr, Jill Wood , Eugene ; Kathy Yamase , Lihue , HI

Oregon Beta, Oregon State University-May 10, 1986 : Julia Hecht , West Linn ; Michelle Cary, Salem ; Kelly Knowles, Milwaukie ; Charlotte Peterson, Beaverton; Jean Bicknell, Lebanon , NH ; Kathy Cooper, Estacada; Laura Keefer , Vancouver, WA

January 17 , 1987 : Donna Brunner , Astoria ; Nancy Buchtel , Nyssa; Julie Campbell , Melinda Clement , Tricia Faherry, Rachel Moore , Ponland ; Alexandria Cookson , Patti Walker, Eugene ; Teresa Drew , Lake Oswego ; Anne Golden , Corvallis; Renee Hanson , Hammond ; Lee Ann Humphreys, Baker ; Corrie Johnson, Roseburg ; Carrie Kottkamp, Pendleton ; Greta LaRue , Condon ; Marleah MacPherson , Shedd ; Chrisry McCambridge , Scappoose ; Susan McCormac , Sc io ; Roslyn Robello , Makawao, HI ; Andrea Rosenast , McMinnville ; Paula Stein , Minneapolis , MN

Oregon Gamma, Willamette University - August 17, 1986 : Megan Beckett , Sacramento , CA ; Carol Boyes, Salem ;Julie Burr , Milwaukie ; Narcisa Delgado, Portland ; Dana Jacobson , Vancouver , WA ; Nancy Olsen , Ponland ; Karina Levin , Lake Oswego ; Katie McCraken, Billings , MT ; Kristin Retherford , Baker ; Karen Schultz , Newbury Park , CA ; Wendy Willis , Springfield

September 15 , 1986: Co urtne y Gw iazdon , White Fish , MT ; Jennifer Sisung , Monument , CO

January 17, 198 7: Jennifer Ashlock , Liberry Lake , WA ; Lee Augu st, Orinda , CA ; Tabetha Carlson , Twin Falls , ID ; Mary Eltz , Eugene ; Karen Erskine , McMinnville ; Darien Harwood , Denver , CO ; Stephan ie Hoffman , Phoenix ; Lori Hutchison , Vancouver , WA ; Beth Kahler , Coeur D ' alene , ID ; Linda Lim , G ig Harbor , WA ; Alisa Pierce , Glendale , CA ; Paula Rodda , Anchorage , AK ; Sharon Tadaki , Kaholui , HI ; Brenda Tall , Ro y, UT ; Erin Weeks , Tillamook

Pennsylvania Beta , Bucknell University-Julie Altshuler , Freehold , N) ; Lauren Apolito , Susan Ciccone , Notth Calwell , N) ; Lisa Aronia , Syosset , NY ; Elena Barricella , Tamm y Caulfield , Gib so nia; Barbara Bonz , Woodbury Heights , N) ; Destiny Brown , Towson , MD ; Suzanne Burbank , Camp Hill ; Lisa Buzan , Berwyn ; Kimberl y Cahill , U ls ter ; Lynn Cialdella , Olean ,

NY; Anne Marie Cox, Baltimore , MD ; Andrea David, Upper Montclair , NJ ; Maureen Diehl, Montvale , NJ; Michelle Domchek, Bethlehem ; Jackie Edberg, Pittsburgh; Susan Godshall , Hatfield ; Geri Golinello, Sarasota , FL ; Lynn Goloway , Valhalla , NY ; Kathleen Griffin , Kings Park, NY ; Vivian Gutierrez , West New York , NJ; Christine Howard, Hanover ; Linda Jilk, Boyertown; Allison Koenig, Cos Cob, CT ; Renee Leavitt, Falls Church, VA ; Alice Mercugliano, Branford, CT; Mary Moretti, Churchville, MD; Lori-Beth Motta, White Plains, NY ; Diane Pancoski, Shamokin ; Wendy Plan, Long Valley; Lauren Rebello, Gwen Segre, Medfield, MA; Amanda Rummings, Jersey Shore; Dawn Spina, Closter, NJ; Nancy Vawter, Princeton, NJ ; Ruth Wackerle, Wilmette, IL; Lisa Whalen , Warrington ; Laura Williamson , Pottstown; Laura Zidek, Woodbury, NJ.

Pennsylvania Gamma, Dickinson College-April, 1987 : Erin Armsuong, Ridgewood, NJ; Stephanie Barlett, Wiliamsport; Laura Cohen , Leawood, KS ; Amy Donnelly, Hamilon, MD ; Candace Driscoll , Coraopolis ; Alicia Fries, Parker, CO; Ginny Garrison, Pittsburgh ; Stephanie Gentry , Columbia, SC; Amy James , Cherry Hill , NJ; Nancy Johnson, Chatham , NJ ; Holly Kilpauick, New Canaan , CT ; Jenny Lennon, Washington, DC ; Meg Losey, Norristown; Mary Maccagnan, Hightstown, NJ; Kara Martindale, Princeton Junction, NJ; Faith McGauley, Hartford, CT; Mana Meadows, Easton, MD; Debbie Meritz, Huntingdon Valley ; Kelly Miller, Lewisburg; Diane Murray, Briarcliff, NY; Susi O'Meara, West Simsbury, CT; Denise Raab, Salisbury, MD; Angel Schaefer, Baltimore, MD; Kate Stark, Newtown, CT; Libby Tainter, Fairfield, CT; Heather Thompson, Westport, CT; Heidi Ungard, Hanover, NH; Karen Wagner, Beacon, NY; Kristen Watson, Killingworth, CT; Wendy Wilson, Ontario, Canada ; Susan Wood, Falston, MD; Ginny Zucal, Manhasset, NY.

Pennsylvania Epsilon, Penn State-September 6, 1987 : Susan Geruchat, Greensburg; Pam Fenchak, Cresson; Lyn Busch, Santa Paula, CA ; Julie Topkis, Greenville, DE.

February 13, 1987 : Rebecca Charles, Coraopolis; Julie Benson, Gwynedd ; Jennifer Campbell, Jody Raida, Casie Siegel, Cathy Thomas, Suzy Weber, Betsy Wilcox, Pittsburgh; Lyn Greer, Sinking Spring; Nina Klein, Philadelphia; Terri Mason, Level Green ; Jennifer Mille, Leslie Myers, Jennifer Miller, Radnor; Linda Pettine, Norristown; Kara Pilewicz, Carbondale; Heather Poole, Berwyn; Tammy Richelderfer, Coplay; Amy Romano, West Chester; Christie Rutter, Greensburg; Jill Sabol, Berwick; Karla Zoelbe, Johnstown; Michelle Juntilla, Califon, NJ; Cheryl Kremp, Holmdel, NJ; Betsy Kurash, Enfield, CT; Geri Piano, Piscataway, NJ; Sue Rankl, Middletown, NJ; Amber Forke, Flemington, NJ; KelJi Sanford, Bellingham, WA; Kathy Jones, Rockville, MD.

Pennsylvania Zeta, Washington and Jefferson-February 21 , 1986 : Colleen Conway, Verona; Phyllis Giglotti, Apollo ; Hye Kim, Camp Hill; Carol Myers, Greensburg; Lori Sobol, Pittsburgh April 26, 1986: Cathleen Bargiband, Perryopolis; Michele Brenner, Ringoes, NJ; Elizabeth Browning, Monongahela; Elizabeth Catton, Collegeville; Alana Coen, MinnaJayakumar, Karen Retos, Kirsten Zipko, Washington; Lynn Colaicovo, New Castle; Cristen Colantoni, Beth Simoni, Pittsburgh; Cecelia Cooper, Ellen Westoff, Erie; Cynthia DiMuzio, Novelty , OH; Eileen Gallagher, McKeesport; Natalie King, Sharpsburg; Lucie Lenz, Alden, NY; Erin McGrath, Johnstown; Jacqueline Soflak, Mammouth ; Susan Storrick , Lower Burrell; Sue Suimbu, Bay Village, OH; Joan Vignovich, Aliquippa; Alisa Wicks, Gastonville; Mary-Margaret Wiker, Belle Vernon September 14 , 1986 : Monica Rekai , Avella; Audra Russo, Vineland, NJ

Pennsylvania Eta, Lafayette College-February 9, 1987 : Erin Bass , Baltimore , MD ; Shetyl Ball , Salt Lake City, UT ; Christine Borowitz, Hastings-onHudson, NY; Andrea Boyen, West Islip, NY; Kelly Daley , Sudbury, MA ; Susana Espirito Santo, Bronxville, NY ; Amy Friedland, Spring Valley, NY; Amy Gabriele, Stamford, CT ; Kelly Gallagher, Beth Neighbor, Cathy Ricker, Sparra, NJ; Paula Goldberg , Andover, MA : Charlene Hoppe, Julie Urban, Lincoln Park, NJ; Susan Joyce, Pelham Manor, NY; Kristin Kenney, Willow Grove; Katy K1eemeyer, Morristown, NJ; Claudine Lilien, Lisa Vinorea , Scarsdale, NY; Eileen MacDonald, Pittsburgh ; Jadine Marks, Deal , NJ ; Keisty McCullough, Rye, NY ; Shannon McGurk, Auburndale, M.A ; Jean McIntyre, Heather Medley, Short Hills, NJ : Aileen McNamara, Ridgefield, CT; Michele Merkel, Wyckoff, NJ ; Debbie Ohnegian , Ramsey , NJ; Carolyn Opalewski , Rockaway, NJ ; Leslie Pursel , Bloomsbury ; Kim Ramstad , West Chester ; Virginia Reilly, Long Island , NY ; Nancy Rohrbach , Neenah, WI ; Tricia Volino , Westbury , NY ; Laura Woodward , Westo n, MA ; Kristin Woycik , Newton , CT .

South Carolina Beta, Clemson University - August 29, 1986 : Colleen Ptak , Marietta , GA ; Christin a Guenzer , Elk to n , MD ; Christina Guffe y, Greenville; Katharine Harbison , Sparranburg

January 17, 1987 : Amy Moorman , Deland , FL ; C yndi Lawrence , Duluth , GA ; Dayna Gaines , Marietta , GA ; Jennifer Fuller , Roswell, GA ; Daretta Bruchey , Port Deposit , MD ; Rebecca Bauer , Cindy Dieneman , Rockville , MD; Kimberly Chester, Severna Park , MD ; Tamara Quaresima , Milford , MA ; Theresa Webb, Bogard , MO ; Suzanne Schmidt , Seaside Heights , NJ ; Elizabeth Sadler, Charlotte , NC ; Maria West , Lexington ; Susan Bennett, Me. Pleasant ; Deidre Wingate, North Augusta ; Linda Fasig , Sparranburg

South Dakota Alpha, University of South Dakota-January 24 , 1987 : Kaarin Long , Anne Ruekert, Michelle Wingert, Sioux City, IA ; Mary Easter , Spencer, IA ; Trisha Klein , Spirit Lake, IA ; Molly Turner , West Chicago , IL ; Michelle Johnson, Tilden , NE ; Kris Teigen , Aberdeen ; Amy Logan, Belle Fourche ; Lori Warriner , Blunt ; Beth Laber , Bonesteel ; Deanna Seeley , Brookings ; Sara Adamson , Centerville ; Tami Maroney, Gettysburg ; Melissa Ellis , Lennox ; Ashley Tracy , Mitchell ; Lisa Larson , Ann Metli , Mary Nielsen , Stephanie Schroeder , Lisa Vernon , Mary Pat Zimmerman; Elizabeth Halsted , Utica ; Jennifer Bowes, Yankton ; Sara Ogborn , Denver , CO .

Tennessee Alpha, University of Tennessee , Chattanooga-May 10, 1986 : Cindy Englerth, Barbie Wade, Chattanooga ; Lynn Swingle , Hixson. Januaty 10 , 1987 : Eloise Costner, Oak Ridge; Charlene Denton, East Ridge ; Joi Evans, Hixson; Kelly Green, Smithville; Staci Hudson, Carol McDevitt , Kathy Rose , Heather Thomas, Chattanooga; Connie Phillips, Clinton ; Jodi Valencia , Dalton , GA

Tennessee Gamma, University of Tennessee-April 27, 1986 : A Shetyl Beaver, Nashville; Kim Berrong, Sweerwater ; Pamela Palmer , Antioch ; Julia C. Pierce , Memphis ; Robyn Young , Knoxville

January 24 , 1987 : Krista A Belt, Chattanooga ; Susan Bradley , DeAnna Ketterer , Oak Ridge; Susan Brown, Smyrna ; Kristen Capeharr , Memphis ; Kimberly Chamberlin, Carole Giles, Morristown ; Beth Duke, Dickson; Deborah Gardner, Suzanne Riepe, Melissa Siegel , Angie Vinsant , Knoxville ; Julie George, Chicago , IL ; Jill Harris , Kingsport; March Hunter , Cookeville ; Shelia Martinez, St. Louis, MO ; Susan Oster , Nashville; Cindy Oran, Harriman; Angie Phillips, Erwin

Tennessee Delta, Memphis State-August, 1987: Jeanne Beard , Beverely Bolton, Sherty Dunaway, Emil Gaia , Scarlett Gilles." Deborah Love, Bonnye Peel, Sheila Phillips, Kimberly Pierce, Penny Price, Candace Smith, Kathryn Trimm, Carol Weaver , Denise Wilson

Texas Alpha, University of Texas - February 21 , 1987 : Christi Ault , Lisa Bagby , Carolyn Blakeley , Kristin Bomar , Kate Cauthorn , Lyndie Clement , Blair Duwe, Elizabeth Enloe , Monica Freeman , Andrea French , Arden Gafford , Lyn Gardner, Allison Glover , Lindsay Hicks, Sara Hoey, Melissa Hooks , CathieJurgensmeyer, Janet Laughlin,Joanna Majors, Anne Malinak , Shannon Mangum , Joanie Marrin , Stephanie Marrin, Maty Ellen Muse, Elizabeth Oudt , Ann Payne , Cheryl Peil, Genna Preston, Marjorie Querbes , Diane Ramey, Kyle RobertSOn, Mary Ruff, Kelly Schwing , Stephanie Shelton , Louise Smith, Mary Leslie Stewart, Martha Wood 1986 : Heather Mackie , Christina Melton , Leslie McElroy , Mary Murchison, Lynette Neugebauer, Missy Oversueet, Kristin Peterson , Polly Piper, Emily Pogue, Shannon Raines , Ellen Rathgeber, Lee Roberts , Charlotte Rogers, Polly Simpkins, Tiffany Slayton, Allyson Smith, Crozier Sowden, Dede Stevens, Michele Sueckman, Martha Talley , Mary Ann Thornhill.

Texas Beta, Southern Methodist - April 6 , 1986 : Mary Geron , Natalie Hebert , Dallas; Mary Bace , Nanette White , Houston; Frances More, Paulette Puett, Suzaone Schulze, Austin ; Leah De Wolf, Richardson ; Kimberly Gaido, Galveston; Camille Miller , San Angelo , Beth McDonough, San Antonio ; Paige Kreager , Beaumont ; Sara Kane , Karla Silas , Barrlesville, OK ; Kim Cupples, Duncan, OK ; Angela Dobry, Oklahoma City , OK; Laura Fox , Julie Hensley , Shreveport, LA ; Michele Favrot , Michelle Gray , New Orleans , LA; Monique Deuaz, Metairie, LA ; Elizabeth Carroll , Little Rock , AR ; Melanie Hasty , Almyra, AR ; Lauren Gowan , Jackson , MS ; Sally Ring , Natchez, MS; Kelly Noblin , Montgomery , AL ; Stephanie Phillips , Marietta , GA ; Elizabeth Alexander, Kim Novel , Memphis , TN ; Diane Spelleri , Littleton , CO ; Cynthia Wilkinson , Englewood , CO ; Cathie Cooper , Palm Beach Gardens , FL ; Elissa Larsen , St Louis , MO ; Andrea Lins , Chesterfield , MO ; Ann Clement , Mendenhall , PA ; Marne Megquier , Reno , NV ; Michelle Bontems , Moline , IL ; Dee Anne Carlson , Bloomfield Hills MI ; Kirsten Fedge , No rth Libe rry, LA ; Ke ll y Mea d ows, Bo ise, ID

Texas Gamma. Texas Tech University-August 18. 1986 : Ashley Routh

Richardson ; Amy Dement. Lubbock; Suzanne Compton. Ft Wonh; Stefanie Oglesby Odessa ; Susan McCarley McKinney ; Lea Whitehead. Sonolll

February 7. 1987 : Christen Crews. Robin Demuth Janet Oliphant. Kim Stauffer. Kristi McMillian. Dallas ; Christi Chapman Irving ; Ann Marie Fon. Royse City ; Kristi Sumner. Mesquite; Paige Weinburg Canolton ; Deanna Miller Rockwall; Georgia GodseY. Longview ; Jill Holbrook Missy Rahn. Christie Wanen. San Antonio; Molly Sullivan. Austin ; Kendra McKenzie. Deena McQuitty. Mary Lisa Thomas. Arlington ; Party Cary. Breckenridge; Joy Taylor. Hamilton ; Kristi Craig. Heather Yowell. Midland; Paige Higley. Julie Wanen. Amarillo; Lisa Burkett. Lamesa; Staey Fiel. Canadian; Noel Sparkman. Slaton; LaDawna Gentry. Dalhan; Dorsey Jennings. Lubbock; Miui McAndrew . Pampa; Amy Taylor. Abilene ; Lauri Hester. Andrews; Lori Griffice. Big Spring; Wendy Patton. Odessa ; Suzi Grisanti. Teri Pene. Plano; Kathleen Hines. Adrianne Zinn. Houston; Keri Haines. Sugarland; Jennifer James Los Altos Hills. CA; Colette Jenke. Benicia. CA

Texas Delta. Texas Christian University-February 7. 1987 : Anna Baetke. Julie Barnhouse. Hope Manhc:ws. Connie McKnight. Little Rock AR ; Carolyn Can. Liz Herndon. San Antonio; Lauren Fangman. Robin Ford Sarah Lee. Gina Puente. Fon Wonh; Susan Cuneo. Denise Lieberman. Clayton. MO; Kelly Kelly. Alexa Rosson. Kristie Smith. Houston; Cara Brown. Redlands. CA ; J. Numbers. El Cajon. CA; Jill Bromm. Tekanah NE; Kim Chachere. Dayton; Chetyl Clark. Rockwall; Cindi Collins. Midland; Tiffany d·Arville. Naussau. Bahamas; Stephanie Eben. Euless ; Holli Hanis. Duncanville; Suzy Hall. Sugarland; Steffanie Howell. Pampa; Julie Palm. Lisa Krohn. Omaha. NE; Chris Marchesi. Mission Hills. KS; Christi McCann. Dallas; Kristen Melland. Denver. CO; Kathy Monis. Prairie Village. KS; Amy Schmitz. Overland Park. KS; Amy Serface. San Angelo ; Leigh Shields. Abilene; Georgie Thurmond. Del Rio ; Shelley Wagner Austin; Elizabeth Wieman. Saint Louis. MO; Amy Wilson. Creve Couer MO; Tia Young. Willow Park.

Texas Epsilon. Nonh Texas State University-February 1. 1987 : Karyn Ader. Kristi Meyer Plano; Lilian Avlogitos. Kathy Caner. Cathy Hunt. Jill Kranzow. Dallas; Vanessa Barker. Galveston; Darby Douglas. Linda Home Debbie Wilkshire. Sandra Zimmerman. Fon Wonh; Deanna Hall. Rae Middleton. Mt Pleasant; Jamie Haywood. Wichita Falls ; Jennifer Hillary. Julie Ingram. Jill Judd. Duncanville; Denise Hogarth. McKinney; Sharon Kaker. Bridgepon; Michelle Kirby. Jennifer Meador. Garland; Lisa Land Charyl Sandefur. Denton ; Lori Luman. Tyler; Jennifer Madden. Hallsville; Michelle Middleton. Arlington ; Tlllcy Nevill. Carrollton ; Tonya Reil. Mesquite ; Stephanie Strickland Hughes Springs

Texas Eta. Texas A&M-August 19. 1986 : Shannon Marsee. Arlington ; Angie Darby. Missy Yoakley. Conroe ; Wendy Baker. Crosby; Canie Bass. Dallas; Kim House. Fon Wonh ; Lisa De Nina Houston ; Susan Fty. Midland

January 31. 1987 : Amy Radcliff. Amarillo; Louisa Hametner Aransas Pass; Michelle Banon Arlington ; TaIlI. O Connell Austin ; Stephanie Champagne Anne Gwin. Beaumont ; Debbie Hossenlopp Brownsville ; Susan Finley. Conroe ; Carey Anderson Dallas ; Ronna Smith Denton; Amy McGehee LaUIll Taylor. Fon Wonh ; Sissie Allenswonh Dina Kearney. Galveston ; TIllCY Johnson. Guam ; Lisa Daniel Too Daugherty. Anne Dinkins Anne Duncan Susi Huffman Lynn Kennedy Joy Marcisz Houston; Leisel Daniel Kansas City MO ; Diane Schaefer. Katy ; Cyndi Cloues. Montgomety AL; Jennifer Granberry Mindy Granberry Mt Vernon. OH ; Karen Joyce. Paris ; Shawn Hanis. Johanna Sharp. San Antonio ; Demmye Booras Shrevepon. LA; Dawn Chandler. Monique Trowbridge Temple ; Salli Preston Wills Point.

Utah Alpha. University of Utah-January 24. 1987 : Katy Albtycht. Stephanie Ames. Becky Benzley. Michelle Bettinger Marcie Boley Erin Calmes. Jackie Carlson Kimberly Carver. Andrea Dremann Amy Godsey. Julie Horsley Anne Jahries Dorothy Jahries. Stacy Jorgensen leAna Larsen. Jennifer Metos Andrea Miller Shauna Miller TaIlI. Neilson. Helen Nichols Lisa Pezel Gina Pignanelli. Denice Rasmussen. Heidi Richardson Stefanie Rawland Staci Sorensen Rachel Thain. Lori Tominaga. Julie Wanen Valerie Watson M2ry Ann Whyte

Virginia Gamma. College of William and Mary-January 31, 1987: Karen Baragona Morristown NJ; Monica Bittenbender. Pheobus; Erin Brennan , Cape Elizabeth , ME; Paige Dunning. Beaverton OR ; Elaine Egede-Nisscn. Fairfax ; Leslee Fettig, Heidi Hanzel. Kathy Layton , Springfield ; Christine

Glllhl, KaIlI.chi ; Kathy Gramling , Dunwoody , GA ; Page Hayhurst , Annapolis . MD ; Kim Hoge. Ashley Stout. Ellen Lewis. Richmond ; Mary Allison Ingram. Brooklyn NY ; Joyce Koons, Great Falls ; Amy Luigs Indianapolis. IN; Tiffany Maurycy. Schenectady NY ; Susan Medlock Lithonia. GA ; Jennifer Palmer , Newark DE ; Michele Przypyszny , Chicago , 1L; Bettina Ristau, Arlington; Elisabeth Rogers , Lynchburg, Glllce Rush , Wilmington, DE ; Alina Sabin Lee. NH ; Liz Victor , Arlington ; Mary Glllce Wall , Bedford NY ; Kris Williams, Edison , N]

Virginia Epsilon . University of Virginia - April 12. 1987 : Katherine Ballard, New Orleans. LA ; Andrea Berkley. Hope Reynolds Abingdon ; Allyson Brooks. Lutherville. MD ; Kelly Burnette. Herndon; Lori Callahan, Kelley Crute. Catherine Hendricks. Richmond ; Anne Carmack. Columbus, OH ; Mylan Denerstein , New York City, NY; Sarah Everhan, Lake Forest.lL ; Andrea Fogel. Vienna ; Cynthia Furlong, Manhasset. NY ; Lisa Goldblatt Newton. MA; TaIlI. Haydon. Knoxville. TN; Mary Jennings. Charlottesville ; Demetra Kalleres , SaIlI. Liftman, Burke ; Margaret Keller , Tucson. AZ ; Catherine Long, AR ; Adrienne McCullough Franklin ; Audrey Mitchell Spananburg, SC ; Willa Mulhollan. Alexandria ; Kimberly Palme, Heather West Fairfax ; Mary Poner. Springfield; Gigi Ramirez. Palmar Sur Isle Verde , Pueno Rico; Shari Sheppard. Winchester ; Erica Swecker Norfolk; Wendy Watson Chesapeake

Washington Alpha. University of Washington-January 10. 1987 : Mimi Alfm. Mary McGuire , Demetra Pappas. Tacoma ; Gigi Beall, Ponland OR ; Kari Bergstrom. Trish Geu Traci Granston. Elizabeth Seeley, Sheila Walgamott. Bellevue; Shawna Donnelly. Bothell ; Suzanne Erickson Woodinville ; Alicia Evans, Laura Henderson Seattle; Sheila Fairchild, Holly Mark. Pam Pavey. Alexa Peery, Wendy Williamson Spokane; Jenise French. Federal Way; Lori Green, Sumner; Frannie Jacobs. Vancouver ; Jana Johnseine , Kirkland ; Whitney Massey, Boulder, CO; Dana Myers Auburn ; Sharon O·Reilly. Gretchen Wegner, Olympia ; Leslie Patricelli. Issaquah ; Julie Plimpton. Redmond; Jee Shin, Albany. OR; Tracy Taylor. Corvallis OR ; Sally Zeiger Puyallup; April Zepeda. Mount Vernon

Washington Beta. Washington State University-January 21 , 1987 : Vicki Caner, Susan Ridley. Kathy Stalcup. Bellvue; Christy Barrett Bremetton ; Kristen Moss Colleen Wright Federal Way ; Bridget Harding , Gig Harbor ; Megan McClendon. Kirkland; Beth Brothenon. Mary Jo Gadler. Tracy Holt Mercer Island; Susan Melton. Puyallup; Angela Mitsch. Redmond; Carol Amey, Jennifer Detjen, Mindy Lamben Seattle ; Leah Plummer , Shelton ; Kathleen Driscoll. Lori Egelhofer Cindy Gracio. Cindy Hare Spokane ; Chetyl Kiesel. Kelly Kronen, Tacoma ; Tlllcy Stirrett, Tlllcyton; Toni Fowler. Woodinville ; Helen Malone Kristina Maw Heidi Reagle Meredith Smith. Vancouver; Jamilyn Schwab. Eugene, OR ; Peggy Cowling. Ponland OR

Washington Gamma. University of Puget Sound-January 31. 1987 : Kirsten Anderson. Karen Conaty Denise Sanwick. Spokane ; Suzie Curtis, Coutteney Latta , Carmen Moore, Olympia ; Donna Benedict Amy Hamilton, Bellevue ; Barbi Baker. Bothel ; Beth Grover. Bellingham ; AnneMarie Meredith. Redmond ; Krichel Trail. Tacoma ; Brooke Wight , Seattle; Vannette Yearout. Vancouver ; Heather Fisher Boise. ID ; Katie Jones , Johnstown. CO ; Amy Nelson. Boise. ID ; Melissa Palmer, Piedmont CA ; Sue Wanington Newpon Beach. CA ; Kelly Wolff Long Lake, MN

West Virginia Alpha West Virginia University-August 30, 1985 : Lisa Bianconi. Kitti Boland Beth Anne Faris , Charleston ; Chetyl Breyak , Nancy Eskew. Pittsburgh , PA ; Michelle Glass Annapolis. MD ; TIllCY Katolski. Morgantown ; Katie McQuillan Johnstown. PA ; Robin Weaver Myttle Beach SC ; Susan Weikel , Lewisburg

February 8. 1986 : Beth Abbott , Naples FL ; Chris Atella Hershey PA ; Tilley Browell Uniontown PA ; Jann Burks , Elkins; CallI. Carroll Bamesboro , PA; Julie Carpenter, St. Mary's; Christy Clemens. Lewisburg ; Nicole Collette. Annandale , VA; Diana Cook. White Sulfur Springs ; Cindy Cooper, Bridgepon ; Amy Ealy Jill Prertyman. Glen Dale ; Maria Folio, Clarksburg; Richelle Gellegani. Logan ; Andrea Giorgianni , Pittsburgh PA ; Karen Hooper. Bowie MD ; Michelle Kirk. Charleston ; Radonna Madden , Mary Beth Miller, Beckley ; Katrina Monis, Paula Woods , Christy Woody Wheeling ; Susan pfJSter, Dix Hills, NY; Lisa Reynolds. Williamstown; Juli Shaw. Ravenswood ; Carol Starkey Fairmont; Cindy Troutman. St Albans

August 28

1986 : Sarah Echols, Lewisburg ; Catherine Harman Grafton ; Kim Hickam , Bowie , MD ; Mary Kooch. Endwell NY ; Whitney Waugh St. Albans

(COllhlllled 011 plIge 70)

In Memoriam

The following are given in sequence : Name , Chapter , Initiation Year , Month and Year of Death

When submitting death notices to Cenual Office , please give month and year of death Names cannot be listed without this information

Albena Schram Adair (Mrs . Chester C.)

Washington Alpha , 1923; January , 1987

Eloise Garland Ahrendt (Mrs Frederick C .)

Missouri Beta, 1926 ; November, 1986

Jean Kennedy Allen (Mrs. Alfred J.)

California Beta, 1943; February , 1987

Virginia Heany Ardans (Mrs Geroge)

Nevada Alpha, 1936; May, 1986

Anna Smedley Bartram (Mrs W )

Pennsylvania Alpha, 1899 ; March , 1987

Joan Mace Bates (Mrs Richard W.)

Florida Alpha , 1950 ; November, 1986

Mentoria McDonald Bless (Mrs . C. M.)

Indiana Beta, 1909 , affiliated Illinois Epsilon ; October , 1986

Helen Cox Boydsrun (Mrs. Charles S.)

Illinois Delta, 1918 ; December , 1986

Betty Hedges Bramson (Mrs Edwin M )

Kansas Beta, 1935, affiliated Minnesota Alpha; December , 1986

Elizabeth McCleod Bretscher (Mrs. Erwin R.)

Arkansas Alpha , 1927 ; February , 1987

Barbara Holmes Britt (Mrs Henry M.)

Illinois Zeta, 1941 ; February, 1987

Riddell Young Brown (Mrs S D.)

Pennsylvania Alpha, 1921 ; February , 1987

Mildred Tschirgi Busch

Washington Alpha, 1917 ; November , 1986

Kathryn Warneke Clatk (Mrs. H. L.)

Minnesota Alpha, 1922; March, 1987

Mina Hopkins Dart (Mrs Alben L.)

Louisiana Alpha, 1933 ; April, 1986

Betry Smith Drawbaugh Dickinson

PelUlsylvania Gamma, 1928 ; February, 1987

Alice Kirby Dixon (Mrs Oness)

Nebraska Beta, 1934 ; October, 1986

Helen Custer Dunbar (Mrs Roscoe)

Indiana Garnrna , 1924 ; November, 1986

Catherine Frost Engel (Mrs John H ., Jr .)

Michigan Beta, 1916; January, 1986

Maidelle Platner Falloon (Mrs. Virgil)

Nebraska Beta , 1945 ; October , 1986

Gladys Harlan Foreman (Mrs Joseph M )

Nebraska Beta , 1915 ; February, 1987

Margaret French

Vermont Alpha, 1907 ; March, 1987

Mary Stevenson French (Mrs Paul W .)

Illinois Beta, 1914 ; November, 1986

Helen Jones Fulgham (Mrs Everett)

Texas Beta , 1938 ; January, 1987

Lura Tanner Givnan (Mrs ). D .)

Washington Alpha , 1921; January , 1987

Virginia A Glenn

Pennsylvania Alpha, 1916 ; December, 1986

Virginia Winkler Gordon (Mrs David P )

Missouri Alpha, 1926 ; December , 1986

Marion Kinder Gray (Mrs William S., Jr.)

NOM Dakota Alpha, 1930 ; October, 1986

Eugenia McCoy VanHouten Grumblatt (Mrs. Victor J.) Alabama Alpha , 1934 ; December, 1986

Diane Miller Halaburka (Mrs. Michael)

Washington Beta, 1964 ; January , 1987

Clara Ball Hale (Mrs Harry 0 )

Illinois Beta , 1911; October , 1986

Dorothy McCleary Hamilton (Mrs H M.)

D C. Alpha , 1912; July, 1986

Jean Anderson Harmet (Mrs . Harold H .)

Wisconsin Beta , 1948 ; January, 1987

Luise Clarke Hawley (Mrs Jess B.)

Iowa Zeta , 1911; March , 1987

Hazel Anwyl Hayden (Mrs T D )

Iowa Alpha , 1918 ; January , 1987

Lucile Martin Helms (Mrs A Wesley)

Kansas Beta , 1922 ; October , 1986

Ferra1 Thompson Hicks (Mrs . Homer W .)

Oklahoma Beta, 1919 ; January, 1987

Pauicia Pomeroy Holman (Mrs E Rex)

Utah Alpha , 1958 ; December, 1986

Mary Bacon Holtzman (Mrs Roben).)

Illinois Theta, 1947 ; November , 1986

Mary Elizabeth Stevenson Innes (Mrs Walter)

Kansas Alpha, 1927 ; February, 1987

Dorothy Hoffman Irwin (Mrs Harold S.)

Iowa Beta, 1920 ; December , 1986

Elizabeth ShilkeeJameson (Mrs Fred W ., Jr )

Missouri Beta , 1929 ; March, 1987

June Brown Jones (Mrs Frank A )

Nebraska Beta , 1909 ; February, 1987

Janet Ovenurf Kohn (Mrs William Harold)

Arizona Alpha , 1939 ; February , 1986

Olive Eames Latham (Mrs. Dana)

Illinois Epsilon , 1918 ; December , 1986

Marion Coleman Leland (Mrs Darwin E )

New York Alpha , 1924; February , 1987

Sue Wooddy Luft (Mrs O V D )

Arkansas Alpha, 1913 ; January , 1987

Ruby Wheeler Lusk (Mrs Edward F.)

Oklahoma Alpha, 1925; March, 1986

Dorothy Walker Lyman (Mrs Harris G )

Louisiana Alpha, 1929; January, 1987

Helen Swann Mann (Mrs C Frank, Jr.)

Kenrucky Alpha, 1936 ; February , 1987

Janet Whalen Mathews (Mrs Fred C.)

Illinois Theta , 1949; March, 1987

Eleanor Golightly McChesney

Pennsylvania Beta, 1943; March, 1987

Frances Avery McCorquodale (Mrs Malcolm S )

Texas Alpha , 1926 ; February , 1987

Jean Stuan McKane (Mrs. Joseph)

Missouri Alpha, 1932 ; May, 1986

Katherine Tomey McKeague

Indiana Delta, 1927 ; May , 1986

Helen Osland McPherson (Mrs William E )

Oregon Alpha, 1932 ; July , 1986

Louise Micklethwaite

Ohio Alpha, 1911 ; February, 1987

Virginia Graham Moeller (Mrs John F.)

Texas Alpha, 1963 ; February, 1987

Markeyta Hladky Morey (Mrs James R.)

Oklahoma Beta , 1952 ; December, 1986

Gracie Tuttle Mudge (Mrs . EdJ.)

Florida Gamma , 1938 ; December , 1986

Gladys Stump Nall (Mrs. V. W.)

Iowa Zeta, 1916 ; February, 1987

Mary Claire Denman Newman (Mrs . James E.)

Virginia Alpha , 1938 , affJ.!iated Texas Alpha ;

February , 1987

Inez Well Noyes (Mrs . R. Webb)

Indiana Alpha , 1920; January , 198 7

Catherine Tynan Nutter

Nebraska Beta , 1928 ; November, 1986

Betty Payne Ottman (Mrs James)

Missouri Alpha , 1935 ; September, 1986

Mary Klingensmith Pangburn (Mrs. Edward J.)

Oklahoma Alpha, 1942; January, 1987

Betty Kuhl Picken (Mrs Reavis)

Missouri Alpha, 1934; January, 1987

Margery Williams Pribble (Mrs . John H . )

Illinois Epsilon, 1931 ; March , 1987

Eleanor Stevens Reavely (Mrs. W )

Iowa Alpha, 1935 ; February , 1987

Nancy Cadwell Rettig (Mrs Roben G .)

Colorado Alpha, 1949 ; February, 1987

Vema Marshall Reynolds (Mrs Charles Low)

California Alpha , 1908 ; February , 1987

Neita Ray Rhinehart (Mrs . John)

Illinois Beta, 1929; February, 1987

Caroline Duffy Riley

Oklahoma Alpha, 1917 ; March , 1987

Jett Munroe Schmelz (Mrs. Roben)

Florida Beta, 1949; September, 1986

Lillian Gnam Sherman (Mrs S L.)

Nebraska Beta, 1916; February, 1987

Louise Rogers Sherman (Mrs Gardiner)

Florida Alpha, 1916; November, 1986

Mary Thompson Sherwood (Mrs A W ., Jr.)

Colorado Alpha, 1935; February, 1987

Jeannette Sentell Smith (Mrs W R., Jr.)

Virginia Alpha, 1939 ; December, 1986

Jane Hamlin Staker (Mrs W P .)

Ohio Beta, 1943; January, 1987

Geraldine Musselman Stanford (Mrs C C.)

Arkansas Alpha, 1930 ; January, 1987

Doris Jones Stanley (Mrs Floyd E )

Oklahoma Beta, 1928; October, 1986

Dorothy Snyder Stecker (Mrs G. J )

Illinois Epsilon, 1931; January, 1987

Jan Christiansen Stephens

Tennessee Beta, 1961; January, 1987

Marion Miller Stephenson (Mrs Waite H )

California Beta, 1913 ; February , 1987

Elizabeth Richardson Talcott (Mrs G Noyes , Jr.)

Washington Alpha, 1913; December, 1986

Gladys Craig Tebbe (Mrs E Wood)

Kansas Beta, 1915 ; January, 1987

Lillian Slavens Teed (Mrs Alben S.)

Kansas Alpha, 1919 ; January , 1987

Lorette Chapman Tenell (Mrs . Frank H .)

Kansas Alpha, 1917; December , 1986

Jacqueline Stewart Thompson (Mrs J. Frank)

Missouri Alpha, 1939; February, 1987

Betsy Bryant Vance (Mrs. James E.)

Alabama Alpha , 1934 ; February , 1987

Mary Taliaferro Wallace (Mrs W , Jr )

Oklahoma Alpha, 1935 ; December , 1986

Mary Jean Stem Walt (Mrs Ernest F )

Iowa Gamma, 1922 ; February , 1987

Eleanor Graham Walther

Washington Alpha, 1922 ; October, 1986

Dorothy Cate Ward (Mrs. Paul W )

Vermont Alpha, 1925; January, 1987

Mary Alvaretta West

Iowa Zeta, 1918 ; October , 1986

Mary Kinley Wiggett (Mrs C Brown)

Oregon Beta , 1929 ; February , 1987

Rachel Wilson

Virginia Beta , 1917 ; December , 1986

Mary Patten Winter (Mrs Samuel William)

Montana Alpha , 1923; January , 1987

FRATERNITY DIRECTORY

SUMMER, 1987

Officers

APPOINTED NATIONAL OmCERS

FORMER GRAND PRESIDENTS

Alice Weber Johnson (Mrs Irwin T ) Box 337, Cannel Valley, CA 93924

Dorothy Weaver Morgan (Mrs KeD! R ) Stockwell, Lincoln, NE 68)02

Sanilijane Paulson V:uwse (Mrs. Horace) 3401 2)th West, Apt )20, Seattle, WA 98199

Elizabeth Turner Ort (Mrs. J. Gordon) 14800 SW l06th , Tigard, OR 97223

Jean Wirths Scott (Mrs. Jon) 1186 Cedarwood Dr ., Moraga, CA 94))6

OmCER EMERITUS

Grand President Emeritus-Marianne Reid Wild (Mrs Robett) 2021 BelmOD! Rd NW, Washington, D .C. 20009

GRAND COUNCIL

Grand President-Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg (Mrs. Joseph M.) 6) 12 Anna Maria Ct., McLtan, VA 22101

Grand Vice President of Collegians-Annette Mitchell Mills (Mrs. Jade P .) 2128 Vest· ridge Dr , Birmingham , AL 3)216

Grand Vice President of Alumnae-Lucy Baker Wamer (Mrs John R ) 21222 Endsley Ave., Rodcy River, OH 44116

Grand Vice President of Membership-Jean Wirths Scott (Mrs. Jon) 1186 Cedarwood Dr , Moraga , CA 94))6

Grand Vice President of Philanthropies-Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell (Mrs. Bruce T ) 16) Redwood Dr. , Hillsborough , CA 94010

Grand Scaetary-Carol Inge Warren (Mrs. Richard J.) )439 Cascade Dr , Lisle , II. 6OB2

Grand Treasurer-Orpha O'Rourke Coenen (Mrs. Andrew G ) P O. Box 8 , Little Chute , WI )4140

DIRECTORS

Director of Academic Standards-Jo Ann Minor Roderick (Mrs. M W.) 701 Greystone , Stillwater, OK 74074

Director of Alumnae Activities- Marion Swanson Oster (Mrs. R. J.) 38 Flood Circle, Athetton, CA 9402)

Director of Alumnae Advisory Committees-Miss Sanili Ruth Mullis , 10 Kings Tavern Place, Atlanta , GA 30318

Director of Alumnae Records-Carolyn Pavlerich Lesh (Mrs larry) #1 Forest Park, Richardson, TX 7)080

Director of Chapter House Corporations-Sara Shipley Bowers (Mrs Don S ) P O Box )076, Fott Smith, AR 72913

Director of Extension-Carolyn Cromb Brada (Mrs Donald R.) 308 W 20 Ave ., Hutchinson, KS 67)02

Director of Membership & Rush-Judith Davis Whitacre (Mrs H M., Jr.)44) S Beverly Lane , Arlington Heights , II. 6000)

Director of Pledge Development-Kate Gilben Phifer (Mrs Arden) 1910 W Woodbury Lane , Milwaukee, WI B209

Director of Undergraduate Actiyities-Elizabeth Jordan Holman (Mrs Calvin) 922) North Brd Place, Paradise Valley , AZ 8)2B

Editor of The ARROW-Marilyn Simpson Ford (Mrs William W ,Jr ) 268 Underwood Dr NW , Atlanta , GA 30328

National Panhellenic Conference Delegate-Jean Wirths ScOtt (Mrs. Jon) 1 Cedar· wood Dr , Moraga , CA 94))6

National Fratemity H.istorian-Barbara Sands Olsen (Mrs. James C.) 3096) Clinton, Bay · Village , OH 44140

Supervisor of Chapter H.istories-Jan RultlO Hatchett (Mrs W F ) 2429 Fairbanks Dr , Clearwater , FL 33)46

National Convention Coordinator-Mary Kahlenberg Schroeder (Mrs. Alan) 4284

Woodland Shadows Place , Santa Rosa, CA 9)404

Elections Coordinator-Maralou Juday Crane (Mrs. E Clifford) 62) Marview Terrace, Cincinnati, OH 4)231

Parliamentarian-Janice Shntder Mossman (Mrs. David W.) 1211 N 126 St , Omaha, NE 681H

Special Programming Coordinator-Nancy Carlode Rogers (Mrs John D ) 10316 Boe· deker, Dallas, TX 7)230

Graduate Consultant Coordinator-Cirrelda Barnard Mills (Mrs A J ., Jr ) 198) Stony Hill Rd ., Boulder , CO 80303

SPECIAL OmCERS

Traveling Graduate Consultants-Patty Bennett, Mary Beth Francke, Lisa Masters , Debbie Mulide, 7730 Carondelet , Suite 333, St. Lou.is, MO 6310)

Resident Graduate Consultants-Dorothy Helfenstein, NY Zeta ; Ann Wear , CO Delta ; Mary Mitch, WI Alpha ; Kathleen Hatfield, CA Iota; Melanie Mericle, OH Delta ; Elizabeth Shaw, OH Theta ; Paige Phelps, CA Kappa ; Susan Jensen, VA Eta

PI BETA PHI CENTRAl OmCE

Director-Virginia Bland Fry (Mrs Hugh L) Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730 Caron· delet , Suite 333, St Louis, MO 6310). Phone 314 727·7338

Conuoller-Rosemarie V Jadcson , CPA , Pi Beta Phi Cenrral Office, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 , St. Lou.is, MO 6310)

HOLT HOUSE

402 East 1st Avenue , Monmouth, IL61462 ; Hours: 10:00 A.M to 12 noon and 2:00 P.M to 4:00 P M. weekdays. By appoinunent Sarurdays , Sundays and Holidays

FRATERNI1Y INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE

Alexander & Alexander , 22) N Michigan Ave ., Chicago , II. 60601

NATIONAL BOARD Of TRUSTEE FUNDS

Chairman-Orpha O ' Rourke Coenen (Mrs Andrew G ) P O Box 8 , Little Chute , WI )4140

Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg (Mrs Joseph M. ) 6)12 Anna Maria Ct ., McLtan, VA 22101

Esther Barrager Douglass (Mrs.) 72) 7th St ., Boulder , CO 80302

Jane Houchens Tuten (Mrs R K .) 10)61 Advenrure Lane, Cincinnati, OH 4)242

Laura Speer Vamey (Mrs T. W ) 216 Forkham Road, Manhattan , KS 66)02

Standing Committees

Budget and Finance Committee-Orpha O ' Rourke Coenen (Mrs Andrew G ) P O Box 8, Little Chute, WI )4140

Canadian Philanthropies Committee-Mrs Susan Ball Fred , 167 Kingston Row , Winnipeg, MB Canada R2M oT!

The Chain - Director of Alumnae Activities-Marion Swanson Oster (Mrs R J.) 38 Flood Circle , Athenon , CA 9402)

Alumnae Committee for Continuing Education-Patricia Friend Cooke (Mrs W W .) 10328 Berkshire Road, Bloomington, MN ))437

Convention Committee--Catherine Barkley Roth (Mrs Jon B ) 1838 State Srteet , New Orleans, LA 70118

Emma Harper Tumet Memorial Funds Committee-Evelyn Peters Kyle (Mrs. Stanley) 23 Oak Knoll Gardens, Pasadena , CA 91106

Holt House Committee-Anne Travis O'Connell (Mrs. Roben F.) 3)4 E Bodley St. , St Lou.is, MO 63122

House Directot Committee-Directot of Chaptet House Corporations-Sara Shipley

Bowers (Mrs Don S .) P O Box )076 , Fon Smith , AR 72913

Idea Bank Committee-

Academic Progranuning-Director of Academic Standards , Jo Anne Minor Roderidc (Mrs M W ) 701 Greysrone , Stillwater , OK 74074

Membership and Rush Programming-Director of Membership & Rush , Judith Davis Whitacre (MIS H M , Jr .) 44) S Beverly Lane , Arlington Heights, II. 6000)

Pledge Programming-Director of Pledge Development , Kate Gilben Phifer (Mrs Arden) 1910 W Woodbury Lane , Milwaukee , WI )3209

Active Chapter Programming-Elizabeth Jordan Holman (Mrs Calvin M ) 922) N Brd PL , Parad.ise Valley, AZ 8)2)3

Legislative Committee-Jennifer Hinchman , 1243 26th St ., Santa Monica , CA 90404

Loan Fund Committee-Joan MacBain Stettl"r (Mrs. Wayne D ) 16 Huron Dr. , Chatham , NJ 07928

Music Committee-Lindy Willett , )990 Arapaho, #IG, Dallas, TX 7)248

Nominating Committee-Suzanne Straight Harris (Mrs William D ) 3314 Manrua Dr ., Fairfax , VA 22031

Settlement School Committee - Kay Murray Pirrong (Mrs Glen W .) 8 Carol Road, Westfield , NJ 07090

Director of Settlement School Finance-Orpha O'Rourke CoeD"n (Mrs Andrew G ) P O Box 8 , Little Chute, WI )4140

Director, Arcowmont School of Am and Crafts-Sandra Blain , Artowmont, Box )67 , Gatlinburg , TN 37738

Arrowcraft Shop-Box )67 , Gatlinburg , TN 37738

Business Manager-Nadine Whitted (Mrs Tom) Box )6 7, Gatlinburg , TN 37738

Ass.istant Director of Arcowmont - Miss Clare Verstegen, Box )67, Gatlinburg , TN 37738

Arrowcraft M2naBcc-Box )67 , Gatlinburg , TN 37738

Official CALENDARS

SUMMER, 1987

COLLEGIATE CHAPTERS

Consult FI1ItC:mity Directoty in the fall issue for addresses of National Officers Central Office address is: 7730 Caronddet , Suite 333, St. Louis , Missouri 63105

Ail due dales are 10 be poslmtJrked dales.

PRESIDENT:

Within one month of installation date, write Province President of goals and plans for the year (Copy to MC Chairman)

Send a copy of the Chapter Statistical Report to your Province President as soon as possible after school begins Before: September 1, send copy of summer lerter to chapter members to Province President (Copy to AAC Chairman)

September 25-Arrange for fue inspection of premises by local authorities .

Send monthly letter to Province President postmarked not later than the lOth of each month, October through May (Copies to MC Chairman , any scheduled visiting national officer.)

November I-Beginning of Chapter Officer Election Period Elect three alumnae members to MC at the same time chapter officers are dected

November I-Send Fire Protection Affidavit or explanation of unalloidable delay in sending illo Director of Chapter House Corporations

November I-Return Safety and Security Check form to Director of Chapter House: Corporations

November I-Send annual Alcohol Questionnaire to Director of Alumnae: Advisoty Commirtees

Febtuary U-Final date for chapter nomination for Amy Burnham Onken Award ; send letter of nomination to Province President

Febtuary 15-MC of each chapter in province send in its nomination for the Chapter Service Award to the Province President

April I-Send Risk Audit FoctO to the Grand Vice President of Collegians

April I-Send Evaluation of Chapter Programming Covering" AIMING STRAIGHT" and An ALCOHOL AWARENESS PROGRAM to the Coordinator, Special ProgIlUIUDing.

April 20-Final date for dc:ction of chapter officers.

SECRETARY:

RetUrn the cortected Undergraduate Roster to Central Office as soon as possible after receipt in the fall.

Notify Province President and Central Office immedilliely when changes in chapter officers are made

Send initiation certificates to Central Office within three days after initiation Coordinate with chapter treasurer who must send GT -1 foctO with the initiation fees

October 15-Send House: Director data blank to Director of Chapter House: Corporations and Director of Alumnae Advisoty Committees

November 15-Send a copy of the chapter bylaws to the Province President (Copy to MC Chairman)

November 15-Send name and address of president of Mother's Club to Central Office

TREASURER :

Se nd t o Central O ffice :

Pledge and/or repledge fees with GT- I foctO within ten days after any plc:dging or repledging ceremony . (Coordinate with the Vice President of Social Advancement who must send the pledge list )

Initiation fees (along with National dues) with GT-I foctO within thrc:c: days after each initiation ceremony . Coordinate with the Secretary who must send the initiation certificates

Copy of FoctO 94I-Employer ' s Quarterly Federal Tax Return (chapters having employc:c:s) .

Copy of Workman's Compensation Certificate of Insurance by November 1st

At the end of each term, send ddinquent accounts foctO (FOctO #1) to Central Office

July through April-Monthly fmancial report on due dates in accordance with Treasurer's Manual to Central Office.

August IO-Final monthly fmancial report for combined May , June and July due in Central Office

October 20-Send national dues of $U OO per active member to Central Office on GT-l form listing members' names and initiation numbers

If initiated after due date member should pay national dues with initiation fc:c:s.

January 15-Senior Application Blanks and Senior Dues for midyear graduates to Central Office

January 20-Send national dues of $ 15 00 per active member to Central Office on GT-l foctO listing members' names and initiation numbers.

April 15-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 Hartiet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship Fund , Convention Hospitality Fund, Settlement School (Arrowmont), and Holt House:

MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN:

Send to Central Office within ten days after any pledging Rush InfoctOation Forms with proper signatures for each girl pledged

Send Chapter Report of Pledges foctO 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 dected Chapter Membership Chairman on postcard provided in spring.

Send the Membership/Panhellenic Rush Report, prepared jointly with the Panhellenic Ddegate , to the Director of Membership and Rush and the NPC Ddegate within ten days of each formal tush. Copy to Province President

May IO-Send report of Pledge-Initiation Statistics to Grand Vice President of Membership Copies to Director of Membership and Rush and Director of Plc:dge Dc:vdopment

PANHELLENIC DELEGATE:

As available - send copy of Panhellenic Rush Booklet to NPC Ddegate

Send the Membership/Panhellenic Rush Report , prepared jointly with the Membership Chairman, to the Director of Membership and Rush and the NPC Ddegate within ten days of each formal rush Copy to Province President

April 15-Final date for Spring Panhellenic Report to NPC Ddegate

VICE PRESIDENT OF MORAL AnVANCEMENT:

Within one month after installation (deadline : May I) , send a report listing and explaining chapter goals in all areas of Moral Advancement (including philanthropies) for the coming year to the Director of Undergraduate Activities Also send wrirten program for Fratemity heritage Copies to PrOY lnCe President and MC 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 MC Chairman.

Within fIrst 2 weeks of each term-Conduct Member Interest Survey of personal and chapter needs and goals (Will determine special interest groups and activities for each term ) Send to Executive Council for chapter action and for inclusion in monthly lerter to Province President February date for Active Evaluation . Whenever total number for active chapter is complete send to Province Coordinator for Fraternity Excellence with Form and list of signarures Evaluations must be received by the Province Coordinator by the February deadline

NOTE: Fraternity Heritage Interest Group should fIrst review each essay for ideas of immediate value and use to chapter and submit a wrirten summary to Executive Council and MC before sending all evaluations on to Province Coordinator A copy of the summary is to be included with the active evaluations to be sent to the Province Coordinator Report, send to National Music Chairman

April 30-Send entty for May 1. Keller Award to Chairman, Artowmont Board of Governors.

VICE PRESIDENT OF SOCIAl AnVANCEMENT:

Within one month after installation (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 Pledge Development. Copies to Province President and MC Chairman.

Send Major Formal Rush Evaluation within 2 weeks of close of rush to Director of Membership and Rush. Copy to Province President and MC Chairman.

Send List of Pledges with parents' names & addresses within ten days of pledging to Central Office, Province President, and Province Coordinator

Within one month after pledging, send to parents of pledges: lerter from VP Social (previously approved by Province President), lerter from Grand Treasurer, and Pi Beta Phi brochure, with fmancial page completed in consultation with chapter treasurer.

Send Pledge Tests 3 weeks before initiation to Province Coordinator for Fraternity Excellence with Form NOTE: The Fratemity Orientation Interest Group, meeting with the MC, is to review each pledge's wrirten evaluation and compile pertinent information before sending all evaluations on to the Province Coordinator.

Send Pledge Program Evaluation Report to Director of Pledge Development within 10 days after major initiation Deadline for year : May 1 Copies to Province President and MC Chairman.

VICE PRESIDENT OF MENTAL AnVANCEMENT:

1. Goals anti Ellaluation

Within one month after installation (deadlipe : 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 MC 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 MC Chairman

2. A.cademic Excellence

Chapter Scholarship Blank , October I-spring semester or quarter, annual; March I-fall semester or quarter; May I-winter quarter; send to Director of Academic Standards. Copies to Province President , MC Chairman Scholarship Improvement Program-October for those chapters below a 2 n GPA for the preceding spring or winter term March for those chapters below 2 n GPA for the preceding fall term. This is not a requirement for those chapters on academic supervision or probation.

Individual Scholarship Blank-before March 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

3 Publications

See ARRow Correspondent 's Calendar (from chapter spring mailing) for due dates and instructions Idea Bank Contributions-send to those national Directors listed under Idea Bank , fall issue of ARRow February I-carbon of fIrst half of Chapter Histoty to Supervisor of Chapter Histories May 1 of second half of Chapter Histoty to Supervisor of Chapter Histories In convention year , chapter delegate take complete original histoty to convention

APPUCATION FOR FELLOWSHIP, SCHOLARSHIPS , AND LOANS:

Blanks and information on how to make application may be obtained from Central Office

January U-Lerter of Application for Pi Beta Phi Fellowship due to Grand President

January U-Application for Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship, Ruth Bartert Smith Scholarship, Junior Alumnae Group Scholarship, Frances Hall Comly Scholarship , Louisiana Alpha Triple M Scholarship due to Grand Secretary

January 1 to March and Assistantships to Artowmont . Write to Anowmont, Box Gatlinburg, Tennessee 37738 . Virginia Alpha Scholarship and Brendel Scholarship write to : Anowmont, Box Gatlinburg , Tennessee 37738.

ALUMNAE

Due dates for reports are to be postmarked dates Consult Fraternity Directoty Fall Issue for names and addresses of National Officers

PRESIDENT :

September 12-For winter ARRow : News, features, pictures Send to Editor of The ARRow

October due to Editor of The Chain

November but not later than March Alumnae Club Rush Information Commirtee Chairman and appoint at least 2 other members to serve from March U to March U offollowing year

November 1 to April 20-Elect two members of the MC to coordinate with the election of chapter officers . MC members are to be installed when elected

January 8-for spring ARRow : News, features , pictures Send to Editor of The ARRow.

January due to Editor of The Chain

February I-Election of club officers to be hdd no latc:r than March 31 , said officers to take office at the close of the fiscal year

February 1-Evdyn Peters Kyle Angd Award Committee Deadline date for sending its nomination to its Alumnae Province President (Convention year only )

March n-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 two copies of Annual Repon Evaluation to the Alumnae Province President

May-Installation of new officers at regular club meeting.

June 24-for fall ARROW : News, features, pictures Send to Editor of The ARRow

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY :

Must be recipient of The ARRow

September 23-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Winter ARRow

November 10-Mail 2 copies of club year book or program roster with program plaos (page 23 of club President's Notebook) to the Alumnae Province President.

January 20-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Spring ARRow .

March 30-Send new officer list to Alumnae Province President and Central Office.

March 27-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Summer ARRow

April 12-Send letter with club news to Alumnae Club Fotum Editor of The ARRow

July 8-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Fall ARRow

TREASURER :

Send national dues and receipts to CenlTl1I Office as collecrc:d throughout the year

May 2o-AlI-dues and donations of funds should be mailed to Central Office by this date in order to count for cunent year

Pi Beta Phi Settlement School (Arrowmont)·

Holt Housc·

Junior Group Scholarship

Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund Convention Hospitaliry· Canadian Project Fund

Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship Fund·

·Required Contribution

Make club check covering total contributions payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office. Check must be accompanied by GT-2 Form showing club's apponionment to desired funds

June 30-Send review cards to Alumnae Province President.

RUSH INFORMATION CHAIRMAN:

Winter-Review with Rush Information Comminee 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 repon to Alumnae Province President.

HOUSE CORPORATION TREASURERS:

September-Send annual repons to Director of Chapter House Corporations Copy to Province President

ALUMNAE ADVISORY COMMITTEES

November U-In areas with a chattered Alumnae Club, Chapter Advisory members must be paid members of that club by this date In areas with no chattered Alumnae Club, the Chapter Advisory members must pay National alumnae dues to Central Office by this date. November I-April 20-Time period for dection of Chapter Advisory members, with dc:ction to conespond with that of chapter officers Following dection of Chapter Advisory members, scnd current list of Advisory members to Central Office on form provided, even if there are no changes.

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January 31, 1987: Melissa Alexander, Lori Forbes, Nancy Henderson, Morgantown ; Anita Baft , Jennifer Stevens, Pinsburgh, PA; Lori Baker, Fairmont; Laurie Browell, Uniontown, PA; Mc:lanie Coy, Melissa Rappold, Laura Savisky, Beckley ; Mdissa D 'Aurora, Amy Vida, Weirton; Kelly Gourley, New Cumberland, MD; Amber Hoag, Annandale , VA; Marni Jones, Stacy Phdps, Hurricane; Lisa Klug, New Maninsville; Tracy Koch, Bowie, MD; Michde Kooch, Endwell, NY; Lisa Sabatelli, Clarksburg ; Chantelle Sekercak , Charleston; Sharon Smith , East Liverpool , OH ; Mary Stautzenbach, Rochester, MI ; Traci Wildman , Renee Yourus, Wheeling ; Kay Winters, Ripley.

Wisconsin Alpha , Univc:rsity of Wisconsin-February 7 , 198 7 : Linley Abbott, Applc:ton; Mary Anderle, Sara Carr, Grc:en Bay ; Amy Berke , Naperville , II. ; Linda Cahn , Highland Park, II. ; Judith Carlsc:n , Burnsville , MN ; Jenny Catalano , Glen Ellyn , II. ; Terri Colburn , Cattier Faulkner , Amy Wood , Madison ; Michelle Essen , Ann Arbor, MI ; Debbie Estaville , Karla

Jeffries, Narda Hatcher , Fond du Lac ; Cheri Fancsali, Rockford, II. ; Bita Farvor, East Lansing, MI; Sheila Flatz , Edina, MN ; Sarah Fraasch, Lisa McCollum , Minnetonka, MN; Christine Guy, Wayzata, MN ; Gretchen Hette, Wauwatosa; Kristin Hiteman,Jennifer Nicholson, Middleton; Brenda Huenik, Hanland; Janet Kadin , New London, CT; Sharon Kieffer , Watertown; ColleenJuhl, Lake Katrine, NY ; Tammy Klein, Chicago, II.; Monica Kocurek, Savannah, GA; Cathy Komishane, South Orange, N) ; Melinda Krueger , Sioux Ciry, Iowa; June Langs, Grosse Pointe, MI ; Shawn Larsen , Horicon; Robin Linsc:nmayer, Nonhbrook, II. ; Sally Macoicz, Glendale; Marci Mast, Dalton ; Kibbe Mcgaa, St . Paul , MN; Laura Perrin, Columbus , OH; Lc:slee Plummer, Minneapolis, MN ; Donna Powell, Palatine, 11. ; Jackie Range , Mounds View , MN ; Janet Scharringhausc:n , Elk Grove Village , 11. ; Aimee Sixd , Eden Prairie, MN ; Lynn Steinkopf, Bloomington , MN ; Julie Weingarden , West Bloomfidd , MI ; Brigitte Wendt , Kansas Ciry , MO ; Jennifer Counney , Neenah ; Elizabeth Grc:shik , Cochrane ; Katherine Perino , Sun Prairie.

SHIPPING RATE CHARI

o REGIONAL HANDICRAFfS • TRADITIONAL AND CONTEMPORARY

The Arrowcraft Shop fIrst opened in 1926 as an outgrowth of the native crafts taught and preserved by the Pi Beta Phi Settlement School. Arrowcraft is the registered name applied to all articles woven by the shop's own weavers. Funds from the sale of these items benefIt the regional weavers/craftsmen and also provide fInancial support for Arrowmont School.

1. FLOWERS PLACEMAT 1000;0 cotton, fringed-end placemat intricately woven with a multicolored floral design. "X20" ••• 58.25. FRINGED NAPKIN 16 1x16" all cotton. Yellow (shown). Also available in white, blue, aqua, orange, otT-white, dark brown, gold, natural/white, red, natura1 or rust ••• $2.7S. 2. APRONS Windowpane checked aprons woven of 100% cotton. Bib style with adjustable neck strap or patio style are available in red, blue, green, yellow, brown, or oatmeal. Patio styie ••• $7.50. Bib styie ••• $16.S0. 3. BANDED 10fE BAG These cotton/rayon tote bags with shoulder length handles have many uses. The generous 121x13" bag is accented with bands of patterned weaving. Available in white/multi, navy/red, taffy/multi, navy/multi, whitelblack, white/natura1, black, navy, gray, or red ••• $10.00. 4. BREEZEWAY PLACEMAT This popular 100% cotton mat will compliment any table setting. The 13 l x lS" fringed mat is available in white, white/aqua, whitelbJue, white/tan, or white/yellow ••• $3.50. HEMMED NAPKIN Soft flat weaving of 100% cotton . 16 I xI6". Available in white (shown), blue, taffy, red, or lilac ••• $3.25.

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