The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Summer-1989

Two chapters occupy first new homes built in recent years by II House Corporations

dear EDITOR,

ED I TO R 'S NOTE: This is your page-made ar 'ai/able to anyon e wishing to comment on articles, the magaZine, or any tOPic of interest to our readers Letters must be signed ll'ith full 'lame address , and chapter If reser/ 'e the rIght to edit as needed to space reqUirements and con t ent msf

Hooray!

It has taken me more than a year, but IBM has given approval for its matching grants program to contribute to our Friendship Fund. That is , they will match the amount , two for one, of the half that is tax deductible I know there mu st be other co mpanie s out there that will help us support our Arrowmont Sc hool.

Two suggestions one is to put this letter in the sum mer ARROW and the other is to compile a list of companies that will match funds , as we hear of them

Judy Friend Strohm Iowa Gamma , ( Iowa State) We s tchester Alumnae C lub Chappagua , N V.

+ Pi Phi would be most happy to hea r about other companies who have made ma tching f u nds available for contributions to our ph i lanthropy

ARROW Power

I want to bring yo u further news of the six couples from Illinoi s Zeta who were pictured in the Spring 1988 ARROW, page 10 [It'sJ called the power of The ARROW

The Univers ity of Illinois picked up on the story and ran it in their Alumni News for March , 1988 , under the title " Deja Vu - Illinoi s Style " It was seen by a man who had graduated from Illinois and worked for the Chicago Sun-Times. He phoned to ask if he could interview each couple, one by one, and the story ran on the front page (and four more columns inside) of the April 17 [editionJ He focused on the marriage s, the husband's successful careers and the fact that all of the children had received college degrees

Any front page story can be expected to be sy ndicated throughout the country Resulting stories appeared in [at least four papersJ in the Chicago area , and inquiries and comments are still being received from friends and publications across the country. The Phi Delt Scroll gave it a full page , identifying all but the Hindsleys , since Huck is a Phi Gam - though one of hi s sons became a Phi Delt at Illinois

The Boca Raton Globe called to ask if the y could conduct interview s by telephone and each Pi Phi was co ntacted ... The Minne sota Star Tribune printed the story and the Universit y of Minnesota Alumni Association ran a full page ad for the Greek system in their October issue of " Minnesota ," carrying the pictures and story, without identifying them as Pi Phis , of course

I think you will be interested to know that the group is planning a 4 0th year reunion at an Illinoi s game in October

Jane Edwards McPherson orth Shore (IL ) Alumnae Club Glenview, IL

Pi Beta Phi Legacy Introduction Form

This form is provided as a convenience for Pi Ph i alumnae to introduce legacies to collegiate c hapters _ Please comple te the following to ensure that the chapter is aware of your legacy_A co m plete lis t of chapters , their membership chairmen and addresses appear on pages 31 - 37- Please remember that this introduction does not take the place of a Rush Information Form.

This is to inform you that my daughter

name from _____________ will belis a city, state

student on your campus as a freshman, so phomore, junior, senior (circle one) beginning

Her school address (if kbown) will be/is

Signed: ___First , Maiden , Last Street Address City State Zip Telephone

Chapter of Initiation ___________

Year of Initiation _________

Send completed form to Chapter Membership Chairman concerned. A complete list is found on pages 31 - 37 of this issue of the ARRO W

ARROW Editor

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

From Pi Phi Pens (Book Reviews)

Clare Harding Sanford (Mrs. Frank W.), Little Professor Book Center, Hilltown Village Center, Chesterfield, MO 63017

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PI BETA PHI FRATERNITY

cial Organ of Pi Beta Phi 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 St. Louis, Mo. 63105

FOUNDERS OF THE FRATERNITY

Emma Brownlee Kilgore (1848-1924)

Margaret Campbell (1846-1936)

Libbie Brook Gaddis (1850-1933)

Ada Bruen Grier (1848·1924)

Clara Brownlee Hutchinson (1850-1931)

Fannie Whitenack Libbey (1848-1941)

Rosa Moore (1848-1924)

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

Inez Smith Soule (1846-1941)

Fannie Thomson (1848-1868)

Jennie Horne Turnbull (1846-1932)

Nancy Black Wallace (1846-1918)

Founded 1867

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It's always fun to hear from old friends , especially when the notes are full of special news. Such was the case when Jeanie Hester Hillis , a former national Director, writes about her daughter, Cindy Hillis Johnson , California Theta Cindy lives in Lafayette, Calif. , and is Bank of America vice president and manager in corporate human relations. She has been appointed to the Business Advisory Council of The National Alliance of Busines (NAB) . This council , consisting of 33 human resource executives of Fortune 500 companies , helps shape NAB 's position on major workforce policy questions

Pi Phi shares Jeannie 's pride in the accomplishments of her daughter.

Another California resident has been honored recently and congratulations go to Barbara Balbach Saelid , Arizona Alpha, who has been named Arcadia , Calif. , Citizen of the Year by the Chamber of Commerce. According to a clipping sent by Muriel Swenson McKellar, Barbara has served on many boards , committees and commissions in her home town , including eight years on the Sister City Commission and the Tournament of Roses board In the past year, she coordinated the Sister City International art project and arranged host families for students visiting Arcadia from Newcastle , Australia , and the 120 member troupe of Up With People.

In making the selections , the chamber looked for individuals who contributed to the welfare and betterment of Arcadia , as well as those who gave evidence of lasting contributions and leadership.

Muriel says Barbara is a terrific gal with loads of energy, dedicated to many causes and a wonderful mother, wife and Pi Phi. Barbara 's mother is also a Pi Phi - Hoige Williams Balbach , Oregon Beta .

Betty Lofton , Director of Membership, reports encouraging legacy rush statistics . Based on 110 chapters reporting as late as mid-February, 34 .75% of Pi Phi legaCies in rush pledged Pi Phi and 15 .4% of all pledge are Pi Phi legacies . What good news!

New York City Panhellenic will award two S7 50 Fellowships to sorority women doing full time grad work at a college or university in the New York City Metro area during 1989-90 Anyone interested should

request an application from Ms . Jane Reimenschneider, 671 Bronx River Rd ., Apt 5H , Yonkers , NY. 1070 4, and should return the completed form by August 1, 1989 .

Early in 1968 I received a telephone call from then Grand President Dorothy Weaver Morgan asking if I would consider becoming editor of The ARROW The call came as a great surprise but, after conferring with my husband and four youngsters , and at their urging , I agreed to fill the vacancy Since that time I have worked with five Grand PreSidents, one Grand President Emeritus, two Grand Treasurers Emeritus, national and province officers by the score, and friends by the hundreds. The ARROW celebrated 100 years of publication during my tenure

Those years since 1968 have been busy onesediting a magaZine that has grown in size of page as well as in number of pages , as the Fraternity has grown With new technologies , The ARROW has advanced from black and white print, with a second color sometimes on the cover, to four-color sections

Working with other Greek editors , both men and women , in the College Fraternity Editors Association and National Panhellenic Editors Conference has been a special pleasure and I shall miss those talented people

But it's time to pass this task on to a new editor, whoever she may be I will miss having stacks of mail at deadline time I will miss those frantic phone calls asking for a deadline extension because the photographer lost the pictures I will miss scheduling my life around ARROW deadlines and proofs times But the friendships I cherish and the love for Pi Beta Phi will continue as I sign my name for the last time to this page

May I share a favorite little bit of poetry with you? The author is unknown. Pi Phi is a chain of gold Shaped in God 's all perfect mold ; Each link a smile, a laugh , a tear, A grip of the hand , a word of cheer No matter how far or heavy the load , Sweet is the journey on Pi Phi 's friendship road !

marilynsford

Chapters occupy new homes at Texas A&M, Central Florida

The first two chapter houses to be built and owned by Pi Beta Phi Fraternity House Corporations in many years are now completed and occupied Members of Florida Epsilon at the University of Central Florida and Texas Eta at Texas A & Mare thrilled to be living in their new houses , having moved in last fall . Texas Eta

On August 15 , 50 excited Texas Etas braved the the 100 0 heat as they became the first residents of their brand new home . After three years of waiting , the day was finally here! Walls still needed paint , the floor wasn't down in the dining room and the workmen were about to become members of the family as the chapter settled in for their first rush in the house

The girls weren't even sure they were going to have mattresses that night . Those mattresses finally arrived at 7 : 30 p .m ., after the whole chapter had left for initiation . Alumnae and their husbands carried all 4 8 in-and up!

Though that day will be remembered b y all concerned , it was only the beginning of an eventful year From August to November, Jos e, th e foreman , and his workmen were always there Pi Phis came to enjoy the odor of fresh paint and the earl y morning hammering-even at 7: 00 a m on Saturdays Showers ofte n were po s tponed a s the familiar phrase " MAN O N FLOOR !" echo e d down the hall s.

The 50 in - house girls have done a lot of sharing in this past year. As a result , many new friends have been made as they endured the trials , tribulations and fun that comes with being the first residents

The house is beautiful and has an unique feature that has made it the talk of campus. It is the only one with a porte-cochere-otherwise known as the Pi Phi drive-through The popular saying is " Two Pi Phis to go ." It has been great in the rain and for quick departures and is popular with dates

The house contains 15 ,000 square feet and includes sleeping space for 50. It is a two story with bedrooms , baths and chapter room on the second floor In the bedroom area , there are four three-girl rooms and eighteen two-girl rooms . There is a lounge/TV area upstairs as well The first floor has the living and dining rooms , entry, guest room , library, TV room , house director 's apartment , office and commercial kitchen. It is a $1 ,000 ,000 project

Called " The Miracle on the Brazos" by the many alumnae who were involved in it s con s truction , much love , energy, foot mile s and talent went into the fini s h e d project . " We spent 3 lfz years in our Lodge , a split level meeting room in a strip shopping center, so we have come a long , long way in four years ," says Sall y Hammond Daniel , Indiana Delta , a member of th e House Corporation Board . " I cannot s tre ss

enough the hours of love and effort , new friendships and shared talents that have gone into our 'Miracle.' Stop a minute, though, and realize this is Pi Beta Phi - the bonds of wine and blue spread abroad."

Florida Epsilon

After seven years of planning and preparation, Florida Epsilon and the Orlando / Winter Park Alumnae Club officiall y dedicated the new chapter house in a special ceremony held on Sunday, December 4, at the Univers ity of Central Florida .

Approximatel y 3 00 guest s attend ed th e two -part dedication c e remon y w hi c h began with the official dedi cation of the hou se from th e alumna e club to the chapter. Heidi Lanca s te r Strunk , a former Florid a Ep s il o n chapte r president , presented th e hou se to c urren t pre Sid e nt , Stacy Sk i nn e r, w h o re c e ived it on b e h alf of the chapte r Hou se Corporation coc hairman , He le n Larze lere Wh i tt le , to ld o f th e exci te ment and hard w o r k t h at we nt int o bu il d ing t h e h o u se Co - c ha irma n Elea nor Yothers Fis h e r prese nte d plaqu es re cogni zing th e many Pi Ph i ang e ls and fri e nd s wh o co ntribut e d s ignificantl y t o th e $ 100 ,000 in fund s ra is ed b y alumn ae club . Architect Richard Awsomb and

The Texas Eta house begins to take shape In late 1987.

Jennifer Pearce In Florida Epsilon's entry, with the lovely stained glass window above, crafted by her father and dedicated to Jennlter.

builder Allan Trovillion were recognized for their outstanding commitment to designing and building the house

SpeCial recognition was given to Warren Pearce, who designed, crafted and donated a six foot by three foot half-circle stained glass window that is the focus of the house's elegant entry The window is dedicated in honor of his daughter, Jennifer, Florida Epsilon alumna and former rush chairman. The window depicts the Greek letters 11 B 4>, encompassed by long wine and blue hearts pierced by a golden arrow.

Following the ceremony, University officials , members of the com-

munity and representatives from other Greek organizations attended an open house. Guests were given guided tours of the living quarters. A reception followed.

Although Florida Epsilons moved in in August, it was too late for rush, held prior to the opening of school. Perhaps it was just as well, because memories of "those little things that go wrong," can now be seen from a distance and laughed about.

There was the time the sophisticated computerized air conditioning managed to freeze girls in one side of the house, while letting those on the other side swelter in the Florida heat. So much for sop histication Now the house has regular air conditioning!

As the girls were moving in and storing items in their closets, all the closet shelves fell down.

And, depending on a cook who apparently was accustomed to feeding a larger number, the chapter sat down to one of their first meals in the house The delicious looking pasta salad had so much pepper in it that the girls couldn ' t eat it. What to do? Give it to the Lambda Chis! The men loved it!

The 9200-square foot , $585 , 000 house is decorated in mint green and peach and features an expansive great room and dining area with a cathedral ceiling and an elegant fireplace. A fully operational kitchen serves breakfast and dinner to house residents. The ten furnished three-girl bedrooms include built-in study areas A house director's suite provides a private living room, bedroom , bath and entry The house, designed for eventual expansion to a second story, makes Florida Epsilon the fourth member of the University of Central Florida 's Greek Park

Furnishing this lovely Pi Phi home is still in progress As a Pi Phi husband said , " Out of all the houses on Greek row, we have the greatest e ntertainment room of all- but no furniture! "

But th a t , too , w ill co m e about , thank s to lo yal Pi Phi alumnae w h o have been working for man y yea rs to provide a home awa y from home fo r Florida Epsilon .

left: Annette Adams Peters, Texas Zeta, founding president of the Texas Eta House Corporation, and right: Charlotte Peters (no relation), Texas Alpha, current president of the House Corporation.

Florida Epsilon Chapter President, Stacy Skinner, visits with UCF President Trevor Colburn, during the reception.

From the left: Diana Staneszweskl, Florida Epsilon active; lucile Douglass Carson, II·

IInols Alpha, former Grand CounCil member; and Audrey Carlton Howard, Florida Beta alumna, helped Florida Epsilon celebrate.

Golden Arrow louise Weddington Porter, left, Texas Eta House Corporation con· structlon supervisor, looks over progress with Jose, the job foreman, and BeHy Benbow Westbrook. MC chairman and assistant construction supervisor

Artist earns critics' acclaim

Pi Phi alumnae of New Orleans , as well as those in the art enclaves of that Crescent City, are beaming over the recent honor of their own Sharon Nelson Weilbaecher, Colorado Alpha , whose painting was selected for the cover of the prestigious American Artist magazine, January 1989 Her work is also featured in the cover story, "Ten Artists Respond to a Southern Plantation ."

Sharon , whose artistic credits are many, received an honor from the magazine in 1987 also when her painting , "Amazing Grace" was selected for its Golden Anniversary traveling exhibit , shown at outstanding museums across the country. It was one of 78 paintings chosen from 13 ,000 entries

Sharon's training was as a medical illustrator and she spent 12 years in that profession after earning her master 's degree at Johns Hopkins. When she moved to New Orleans , she became director of medical illustration at Tulane Medical School. In 1974 , she went to Ochsner Medical Foundation , also in New Orleans , where she stayed for two years Nationally recognized as a medical illustrator, Sharon has had more than 800 illustrations published in medical and surgical journals and textbooks For the last ten years, however, she has worked exclusively as a fine artist .

Last year Sharon was named the Samson Feldman Visiting Scholar in Art as Applied to Medicine at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore, Md ., and delivered a lecture , " From Medical Realism to Real Life ." Last year also she took part in the exhibit , "Louisiana Realism in the ' 80s " at the Downtown Gallery in New Orleans.

An enthusiastic Pi Phi alumna , Sharon was equipment co -c hairman during the 1987 Convention in New Orleans She enjoys monthly meetings of the Arrow Investment Club, a group formed at that convention by those wanting to continue the afterglow of new friendships it had sparked. In April the group will trek

the trace to Natchez for a Pilgrimage Tour and stay at Monmouth House

Sharon and her oncologist husband , Bob, are the parents of four young people : Susan , a Texas Alpha Pi Phi in her junior year of architecture at UT; Kathy, a sophomore med student at Stanford ; daughter Ann , a freshman at Columbia along with her sophomore brother Bob, also at Columbia Talent abounds in thjs charming family . Almost aU of Sharon 's paintings are of people - everyday people she sees on the street , in the French Quarter,

on a visit to China or while driving through the rural South When she spots an interesting face , out comes the camera , and when the painting emerges , it has the fIne detail and exactness of the medical illustrator. Some day she hopes to travel out west to paint Indians and Mexican Americans , because she fInds " their dark brooding faces have the same stoic aloofness that has endured the tragjc drama of history and time ." Pi Phis everywhere can share the pride in Sharon Weilbaecher, artist extrordinaire.

"Amazing Grace" was selected tor the American Artist Golden Anniversary travel· Ing exhibition Watercolor and prlsmacolor.

"Aunt Motha"-Watercolor Winner ot Norma Shumate Award, National Watercolor Oklahoma.

Being a personal aide is position to be coveted

Calling someone a bag lady generally isn't complimentary, but Casey Healey, Oklahoma Beta, is thrilled with the designation! Casey is the personal assistant to Barbara Bush , the nation's first lady, and , as such, is the personal bag handler for Mrs . Bush

Casey began working for Barbara Bush in August, 1987, committed through the campaign and inauguration . She was hired to accompany Mrs. Bush during the campaign, in charge of luggage, some scheduling, getting her in and out of engagements on time and keeping track of her purse.

Casey's job description hasn't changed too much since January 20 . She does arrive in the first lady's East Wing office about 7 : 30 a.m., picks up the mail and delivers it to her boss, runs errands, does some typing and filing and keeps a log of Mrs Bush 's travel time. She might have to make a trip to the airport if a family member is arriving.

In a recent interview, published in The Daily Ardmoreite and written by CA. Fuller, Casey said , " I go to aU the events she goes to I hold her purse I held quite a few purses during the inauguration . . I have been absolutely the luckiest perSon in the world "

Being a bag lady isn ' t exactly what Casey planned to do when she was studying at Oklahoma State She was graduated in 1984 with a B.S degree in business administration, majoring in finance. She was involved in many chapter and campus activities and was Oklahoma Beta's social chairman and Spring Sing director She also made a name for herself in intramural sports and was named to the AllGreek basketball and football teams .

In 1985 , Casey was doing volunteer work with the Republican party and working as a convention services manager at an Austin, Tex , hotel when she heard that Barbara Bush 's personal aide had res igned Casey applied for the position and though it went to someone else, she came away

from the tea and interview an inveterate fan of Mrs . Bush 's!

It was back to her family 's cattle ranch in Davis , Oklahoma for Casey where she planned to make that business her career. She stayed there for two years , making several trips to do advance work for the vice president . When Mrs . Bush's current aide resig ned , Casey was asked to take the position .

In August it will be two years in the job for Casey and she says it 's still new and exciting She accompanied the Bushes on their European trip last year, visiting seven countries , and on the trip to Korea , China and Japan for Emperor Hirohito 's funeral.

As Casey says , " The best way to see the world is with the President ."

Mrs Bush is her idol. " She is so real and so caring and she isn ' t going to change," says Casey She and the President remind Casey of her own parents

In August , Casey will take a look at her position and if her feelings of being impressed and excited are still with her, she hopes to continue being " The Bag Lady on Capital Hill."

In an official WhHe House photo, Casey Healey JOins President and Mrs Bush during the holiday season

Mrs Bush gives Casey some last minute Instructions during a little private conference

Chapter House Corporations

by Sally Shipley Bowers, Director of Chapter House Corporations

The professionalism of Pi Beta Phi house corporation volunteers has never been more apparent than it is today! These dedicated Pi Phis are responsible for property valued in excess of $60 million. They are informed, energetic, loyal and committed to providing the very best leadership possible in this highly specialized area of Pi Beta Phi. They deal with finances, taxes, liabilities, legalities, insurance, fire safety, building security, house directors and general property management.

Chapter housing is owned, rented or maintained by a house corporation incorporated under laws of the state or Canadian Province in which it is located. While membership of a chapter is ever changing, a house corporation is capable of perpetual existence.

In addition to long term existence, the corporation form is used for the protection from liability it offers chapter and Fraternity. In general , directors and officers of house corporations are not personally liable for debts and obligations of house corporations they serve.

Functions of house corporations and their boards of directors are to establish bylaws and policies of the corporation. They own, rent and maintain all real and personal property of the active chapter for the benefit of the chapter-in effect, act as landlord . They rent (in the case of owned property) or sublet (in the case of rental property) housing to the chapter under a written lease agreement . They hold an annual meeting with the chapter at which time a written financial report is submitted. Additional responsibilities are to make long range plans for buying or providing chapter housing and to handle payments on the mortgage, taxes, property insurance, remodeling and building of additions. Further, the board oversees and pays for all repairs, purchases all furnishings and replaces when necessary. An annual report is submitted to the national Director of House Corporations . An income tax return is also filed.

The corporation board treasurer is a member of the chapter fmance committee and the board president signs the house director's contract. The board sees that housing is in excellent condition and attractive, that it is comparable to housing of other campus groups , that it helps maintain Pi Beta Phi's position in the Greek world and that it is a source of pride for collegians and alumnae.

The board of directors is elected, the number being determined by corporation bylaws Each corporation is a separate legal entity with a non-profit tax classification Boards are under the general supervision of the national Director of House Corporations

Pi Beta Phi's national Director is in extensive commun-

ication with individual house corporations , their local accountants, attorneys, bankers and realtors, the IRS and university officials. She compiles informatiOn and statistics received throughout the fiscal year. She processes applications for Fraternity loans, dispensation and permission requests, revisions of Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws and various lease agreements. She advises in the formation and incorporation of new house corporations. She reports directly to the Grand Treasurer She will sometimes visit a house corporation upon the direction of Grand Council following the request of the house corporation.

The chapter's responsibility

The chief responsibility of the chapter is to be a good tenant. In most cases, the university, along with Panhellenic, makes the decision as to what kind of housing each sorority is to have-house, lodge, suite, apartment or meeting room - with housing that is similar for all groups.

The chapter is responsible for paying rent to house corporation according to an annual agreement , for turning over the House Corporation Fund Fee and for sending in parlor dues.

The chapter should feel able to make suggestions to the house corporation board concerning improvements in maintenance It should see that house rules are written so that requests of the board regarding care, repair and maintenance of housing are promptly undertaken

Chapter officers, AAC and the house director are responsible for maintaining housing during the school year and for seeing that members keep all property in good order. When misunderstanding occurs , it is the AAC who should take appropriate action in problem solving since behavior and conduct in chapter housing is the responsibility of chapter officers under the supervision of AAe.

As it is house corporation and AAC who work most closely with the chapter, it is essential that the AAC chairman and house corporation president and their committees work together to benefit the chapter and the Fraternity. These two groups are alumnae role models for collegians and will influence chapter membership for all time.

The AAC advisor for house management should be liaison between AAC and house corporation board and should represent AAC at HC board meetings when requested to attend. She needs to stress national house regulations and a workable plan for keeping the house locked 24 hours a day. She is to assist with annual inventory of household effects and housing closings for holidays She is responsible for seeing that frre drills are held

each term and that all required safety precautions are observed . Chapter houses have served as homes for Pi Phis since the first Fraternity rooms were established in 1887 They have provided a special collegiate living experience for our Pi Beta Phi women where they may live together while sharing their lives with others

The quality of chapter housing impacts tremendously and completely on the well-being of each Pi Beta Phi chapter. It is achievable only because of outstanding alumnae h o u se co rp oratio n s and their boards of directors .

Mentor program is rewarding activity

North Carolina is one of the states leading in adolescent pregnancy. A concerted effort is underway to reduce teen out-of-wedlock pregnancies and North Carolina Betas participate in a program designed to reduee additional pregnancies among teen mothers as well as to reduce the rate of unintended pregnancies among young girls. A secondary goal is to improve teens' general skills for dealing with life's challenges

Once a week, Pi Phis go to various schools in Durham as mentors to high risk girls in the third, fourth and fifth grades . As role models, Pi Phis present themselves in a positive manner and stress the importance of communication, education and the future The cooperative program provides manuals to guide sessions with the girls. Frustrations, concerns and questions are commonly expressed during these one and a half hour sessions. In this short period of time , a number of close, strong relationships · are formed through the intimate discussions shared by both groups .

Pi Phis have taken the responsibility of revising the manual , according to their experience, in hopes of improving the program and making it more efficient

Those who participate in the Mentor Program are immediately rewarded with a sense of satisfaction. It is a great feeling to touch the lives of young girls who need just a little bit of extra attention

There are five Pennsylvania Gammas on the coordinatIng staff of the Dickinson College school newspaper. From the left: Usa D/gruttol/o, layout editor; All Meyer, advertising design; Kara VanZanten and Janet Cashman, layout editors; Jenny Lennon , managIng editor.

Graduate

Pi Beta Phi began its Graduate Consultant program in 1968-69 with one young woman, Martha Reynolds, traveling as special liaison between chapters and national officers. This highly successful program has grown, over the two decades since, into one of great reliability upon the talents , knowledge and enthusiasm of the consultants . Filling the positions this year are eight 1989 graduates , four of whom will visit chapters throughout the United States and Canada, anq four others who will live, primarily, with new chapters. The Graduate Consultant program is financed in part through alumnae donations to the Friendship Fund

Travelers

Lisa Dale Gossard, who prefers being called Dale, is an Indiana Epsilon from DePauw University in Greencastle Her home is also in Greencastle Dale earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in communications with a psychology minor. She held several chapter offices, including VP Moral, and was a member of the varsity golf team . For two years she was a newscaster on a local FM station Her internship was in news and sports with the NBC-TV affiliate in Indianapolis She hopes for a career in personnel/human resources or in law.

Amy Hartter, Ohio Zeta , has a B.S. degree in accounting from Miami University and hopes for a position in industrial accounting A member of Golden Key National Honor Society and a past president of her chapter, Amy has received a number of scholarships . She also speaks Japanese, having attended grade school at a private international school in Tokyo . She spent the summer of 1988 at Regents College in London where she attended business classes and special cultural programs.

Lisa Walters went from her home in Colorado Springs to Fort Collins to attend Colorado State. When she pledged Colorado Gamma , she was elected pledge class president , and went on to become chapter president She holds a Bachelor of Science degree , earning a 4 0 G PA in her psychology major Lisa 's plans include attending graduate school to attain a Ph D in clinical psychology with speciality in sport psychology A Phi Beta Kappa and Mortar Board, she was a sport psychology lab assistant for th e U.S Olympic Committee for three summers

Dale Gossard

Amy Bartter

Consultants

Deborah Hoeschele, Kansas Alpha , also has a psychology degree and plans to attend law school after her year as a TGC. Deborah is a ballet dancer, has won competitions as well as instructed in the art and has appeared with a number of dance companies . A past president of Kansas Alpha, she is a Mortar Board and a member of Order of Omega and Psi Chi , national psychology honor society

Residents

Andrea Noland, Idaho Alpha , will be resident consultant with Pi Phi's newest colony, Ohio Iota, at the University of Dayton Andrea holds a B S in business , specializing in human resources management , from the University of Idaho . She was president of her chapter and earned many honors during college years, including treasurer of Mortar Board , Order of Omega , Dean's List , president of Alpha Lambda Delta and Homecoming Queen finalist last fall. Andrea is leaving her options open concerning future plans. She would like to begin her career in recruitment or personnel management , but is also considering graduate school.

Danette Poole, a northwesterner from Washington State University, will cross the country to Syracuse Univers ity to spend the year with New York Alpha Danette ha s a Bachelor 's degree in communications with emphasis on

public relations She was president of her Washington Beta chapter and served on the university Homecoming committee as communications chairman. She also was a recruiter for the men's basketball team. A special activity dear to her heart was being a volunteer swimmer with mentally retarded and han d icapped children.

Kimberly Foust, A..·kansas Alpha , calls Roswell , Ga . her home , but is a spring graduate of the University of Arkansas where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English . Her permanent base will be with Mississippi Beta at the University of Mississippi , but she also will be traveling as needed . Kim, too , was president of her chapter and attended the 1985 nationa l Pi Phi Convention in New Orleans. She is an Academic All-American, received the National Greek Merit Award and the American Award of Excellence, and participated two years in the Fulbright Honors Program. Kim is also a 1989 Razorback Beauty Shelly Miller, Wyoming Alpha , will stay in the west this fall as RGC at California Lambda , u.c. lRiverside. Shelly has a B.S. degree in physical education, plans to attend graduate school and then pursue a career in corporate fitness . She was Panhellenic president at the University of Wyoming when the number of rushees increased by 70% from the previous year A Mortar Board , secretary of Iron Skull honorary and Homecoming Queen , Michelle was also active in several fitness and physical education organizations and received a number of sc holarships

Andrea Noland Danette Poole

Lisa Walters

Deborah Hoeschele

Kim Foust

Shelly Miller

Values & Ethics Commission charts program for Greeks

by Marilyn Simpson Ford

Is this fraternity?

• Woman student dies after falling from a third story ledge of the chapter house after being ordered to clean outside windows ...

• " Traditional " drinking exercise results in death of freshman pledge ...

• Four fraternity men arrested and charged with sale and possession of cocaine

• Freshman drops out of school because of humiliation he suffered from treatment during a fraternity party . . . Is this fraternity?

No, this is not fraternity. All too often, however, such activities are a result of fraternity hazing, in the mistaken idea that demeaning a pledge makes him or her a better active member of the group . Inappropriate action on the part of some individuals within the Greek system has produced negative publicity that is harmful to all

Robert E. Manley, in Fraternal Law, says, "We are on the threshold of a period when the new minority group that is legitimate game for society to attack is the Greek world We are on the verge of an era of Greek bashing on across the country Greek systems on every campus must straighten up their acts."

Those acts include alcohol and drug use, hazing , sexual abuse, declining scholarship and a lack of respect for themselves , their organizations and society.

National officers of individual sororities and fraternities have urged their memberships to follow the ideals espoused by their organizations This has not always been as effective as should be expected Perhaps this stems from a failure on the part of national fraternities to adequately provide their members with programs to combat problems facing today 's college population

It is for that reason , in an effort to lessen the disparity between fraterni-

ty ideals and behavior, and to personalize these ideals in the daily undergraduate behavior, that the National Interfraternity Conference (NIC) appointed the Commission on Values and Ethics That Commission is charged with identifying and promoting fraternity principles relating to the undergraduate. These principles Should prove exciting and beneficial to each individual member.

The Commission is chaired by Edward M. King , Sigma Chi , Director of Residential Life and Student Judicial System at Bradley University. Serving with him on the Commission are Judy Abrahamson, Alpha Phi; Jonathan J Brant , Beta Theta Pi , Executive Director of NIC : Dr. Patrick I. Brown, Alpha Tau Omega, president of NIC; Henry B. Poor, Executive Director of Psi Upsilon Foundation; Warren Richey, Sigma Nu, Director of Greek Affairs at Louisiana State University; Beth Saul, Alpha Epsilon Phi , chairman of the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) ; Jean Wirths Scott , Pi Beta Phi; George W. Spasyk , Lambda Chi Alpha Executive Director ; Gary R . Stone, Phi Kappa Sigma; and 1:>r Ronald Taylor, Zeta Beta Tau

Since the behavior of individuals reflects , both positively and negatively, on the fraternity system as a whole, the Commission will work to increase awareness of fraternity values through educational materials, programs, etc

The following Basic Expectations have been developed by the Commission stating the fundamental guidelines by which fraternity men and women should govern their individual fraternal experiences.

I

I will know and understand the ideals expressed in my fraternity ritual and will strive to incorporate them in my daily life.

II

I will strive for academic achievement and practice academic integrity

III

I will respect the dignit y of all persons ; therefore , I will not physically, mentally, psychologically or sexually abuse or haze any human being

IV

I will protect the health and safety of all human beings .

V

I will respect my property and the property of others ; therefore , I will neither abuse nor tolerate the abuse of property.

VI

I will meet my financial obligations in a timely manner.

VII

I will neither use nor support the use of illegal drugs ; I will neither abuse nor support the abuse of alcohol.

VIII

I acknowledge that a clean and attractive environment is essential to both physical and mental health ; therefore , I will do all in my power to see that the chapter property is properly cleaned and maintained

IX

I will challenge all my fraternity members to abide by these fraternal expectations and will confront those who violate them .

In an effort to develop an awareness and appreciation of these basic values , a discussion of the nine points is essential. These discussions should include undergraduates, chapter advisors and other involved alumni and college and university administrators A retreat format of at least a full day would be the best approach in presenting a Values and Ethics Workshop In another approach, a series of workshops, extending over several weeks , could be utilized.

Case studies have been developed fpr each of the nine areas of Basic Expectations . These are to serve as a starting point for the discussion of each area and will be distributed, along with other educational material and formats developed by the Commission , b y the national organizations . In addition , host organizations should feel free to develop their own case studies and augment information received .

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Africa co ntinues to fas cinate Furnas duo

by Kay Buckley Brown

Mary Lou Heatherly Furnas , Illinois Zeta, graduated from the University of Illinois and interned in dietetics at the University of California Medical Center in San FrancisC9. She married David, now Chief of the Division of Plastic Surgery at the University of California, Irvine They live in Corona del Mar, Calif.

One might think that this is the end of the story, but read on! Mary Lou 's life has taken a far different turn from that which she expected as a young wife and mother. Her horizons have expanded to include the continent of Africa . In fact, East Africa has become a second home to her.

A resident of Nairobi, Kenya , in 1972-73 , Mary Lou has returned to Nairobi for a month's visit almost every year since As surgical assistant to her plastic surgeon husband , and as co-leader of the Explorers Club expedition to Western Kenya , her links to East Africa continue.

Mary Lou , David , and their three children , Heather, Brent and Craig , lived in Nairobi while David worked as surgeon for the East Africa Flying Doctor Service. The Service, part of the African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF) , was started in 1957 and delivers .nedical care to 50 mission and government hospitals in rural areas of Kenya and Tanzania . Headquarters are in Nairobi.

The Furnas family lived in a duplex in Nairobi , bought a Land Rover and camped in the bush at every opportunity. They enjoyed the proximity to wild animals . They learned to set up camp quickly, gather firewood and get the fire going before dark , and stay downwind from th e lion . They had no problem with the wildlife except for vervet monkeys that raided the food supply

Mary Lou , a registered dietitian , became a certified surgical technician in order to assist David in the African operating rooms. She learned to do medical photography also The Furnas surgical team has worked also in Mindanao on four yearly trips to the southern Philippin e province.

While Mary Lou and David have worked on a gre at variety of surgical problems , the bulk of their work in East Africa and the Philippines has been reconstruction of craniofacial problems caused by congenital deformities , trauma , tumors , burns and diseases such as leprosy

David was leader and Mary Lou was co-leader of th e Explorer Club expedition carrying flag #171 for the project "Ababare Emetwe - Skull Surgeons of the Kisii Tribe of Western Kenya ." Trephination , the oldest therapeutic operation , was performed in many parts of the world in ancient time s. The Kisii tribe has tribal healers who specialize in this procedure Mary Lou and David have observed several of these craniotomies in the traditional setting . They feel that this surgery is likely to disapp e ar with the progress of the times , and so it was important to document it. In April they returned the flag and presented the mm " Kisii Craniotomies " at the Explorers Club in New York City

Explorei'l Club Flag #171 on expedition In Western Kenya , Is held by the t eam with co·leader Mary l ou Furna s. Team l eade r, Davi d Furna s, M D Is second 'rom righ t.

Ma ry lou Furnas 'eeds a 'lve mon t h old o rph a n ed rhino at Da phne Sheldrlck's Home 'or Orphan e d An i ma ls, Na irob i, Kenya.

Penny Bradley builds sales business from ground up

The name Bradley Properties , Ltd ., has a high recognition factor in Hawaii, and it 's no wonder. Established in 1974, the company has grown to become one of the major forces in real estate in the Islands , working with residential , commercial and investment properties throughout the state

The human dynamo behind Bradley Properties is Penelope Hartley Bradley, California Delta, 1989 president of the Honolulu Board of Realtors . In 1972 , Penny found herself in Hawaii, divorced , with three elementary school children to raise . She had never worked a day in her life. Deciding that real estate was the easiest field to enter without training or business background, Penny found a job with a local company Three years laler she opened her own onewoman office in downtown Honolulu . With definite ideas about the real estate business , she wanted to run things her way In the 15 years since , the company has grown to five offices and more than 100 agents statewide Main headquarters is in Honolulu , but there are offices throughout the state, including one on the big Island of Hawaii . The company sells more multi-million-dollar properties than any other realty firm in the Islands

Penny grew up in Riverside, Calif. , and pledged Pi Phi in 1957 at U.CL.A She comes by her Fraternity and her profession quite naturally, since her mother, Elva Hartford Hartley, is a Nebraska Beta Golden Arrow and has been a real estate consultant Elva attended Penny 's installation as Board of Realtors president . Her three children also attest to Penny 's success . They all earned college degrees and two , Scott and Tracy, are working for their mother The third , Mark , is at Stanford , in the MBA program , and it 's probably just a matter of time before he joins the family enterprise . The company believes that being a leader in the real estate industry also requires a commitment to being a

leader as an involved corporate citizen . Bradley agents give volunteer time and effort in helping a myriad of community groups and charitable organizations . At the corporate level , Bradley Properties is involved in community business organizations and puts its name behind various charitable causes

Penny is active in a number of real estate and civic organizations She does enjoy an occasional tennis game and tries to schedule a ski trip with her children each Christmas

The plusses of success outweigh the sacrifices , according to Penny.

" It 's just not how much money you can make , it 's the satisfaction of being able to make it. The other thing is meeting wonderful people . I started working because I had to, but I found I absolutely love business ."

Penny was never afraid of success " It happens ," she says , " when you ' re working hard , when you have prospective vision so you ' re able to see the big picture, and you ' re not afraid of it ."

Traveling through western Illinois this summer? Please remember that the welcome mat is always out at Holt House, 402 East First Avenue, Monmouth, Ill. , (309/734-3988).

Hostess Margaret Cooper will open the door and graciously greet you!

Margaret will guide you inside for a step back in time to 1867 when Libbie Brook Gaddis and Ada Bruen Grier lived with the Major Holt family Enjoy the period decorating , the historical collections and the upstairs bedroom as it might have looked that April . Feel the kindred spirit with our Founders as you walk in their footsteps throughout the house

Monmouth is located at the junction of U.S. Highways #34 and #67 . It is 19 miles west of Galesburg; south from Moline and west from Peoria

Don ' t miss an opportunity to visit our Fraternity'S treasure . Our preserved and well maintained birthplace deserves a spot on your summer travel itinerary. We cordially invite you to Holt House any time you are in the Monmouth area

Angela Hering, president of California Epsilon, Is an avid equestrian and accomplished rider. In the past three years, she has played In polo tournaments, winning two first places, one second and one third. Astride one of her three polo ponies, Angela rides three times a week and plays polo on weekends

Penny Bradley, real estate entrepreneur.

Three outstanding young women hove been selected to receive 1989-90 PI leta Phi Graduate fellowships In the amount of $1,500 each . CcrIherIne Michelle KIrk, left, West Virginia Alpha, received a BA In poIHlcal science In May from West Virginia University. She plans a career In corporate law and has applied to many presHglous low schools. Mary Naughton Lamberg, center, Collfornla Epsilon , received her degree In physical therapy from Son DIego state University In 1987 She Is currently pursuing a MoIlers degree In physIcol therapy at Children's HospItal In Los Angeles. Rebecca

Missouri Gamma was first runner-up In the $pIr" contest during Drury College's Homecom i ng actlvlttes They couldn't qu"e get to the top In the pyramid buDding contest however. Making a valiant effort are (bottom, I-r) Amy Evans. Carol Rotenberry, Victoria Ayer, Anne Peters; middle: Yasmine Zwerenc, Shannon Wehrli , Susan Leighton; top: Michele Duvall, Lori Baker Laura Freund, partially hidden, Is trying hardl

J. Pollard, right, New Mexico leta, was graduated from New MexIco State In 1988 wHh a B.S. In secondary education and a B.A In chemistry. She plans a Master of Science degree In education at the University of Oklahoma.

Judy Harper earns master certification

Judy Gregg Harper, Iowa Alpha , assistant manager at Sign of the Arrow gift shop in St Louis , one of the finest needlepoint shops in the country, has been certified by the National Needlework Association as a master in advanced canvaswork. She also has her teacher certification from the organization

To become a canvaswork master, Judy successfully completed all course prerequisites, then designed and created an original piece under the direction of Edie Feisner, a nationally recognized needlework designer and a fine arts professor at Montclair State College in New Jersey

Classroom and correspondence certification requires a st udent to create and design an original canvaswork piece (pillow, picture, garment or accessory). Emphasis is placed on color and design ; use of such fibers as silk, metallic s, wool and floss , applique and reverse applique; and application of found objects . Students must apply the design to canvas either by painting, drawing or charting, then finish the project by blocking , mounting, etc. Project s must demonstrate the proper execution according to Association guidelines .

''I'm grateful to Sign of the Arrow for the opportunity to participate in the certification program," Judy said " It is challenging to learn the intricate stitches and applications for certification. What is really exciting is the opportunity to teach these to others , a nd to see the fabulous results they achieve in their projects. We have some very interesting needlework being created through the shop."

As assistant manager at the shop, Judy is available Monday through Friday to help local stitchers with their needlepoint projects Sign of the Arrow, a non-profit needlepoint and gift shop, is operated by volunteer Pi Phi alumnae. In 1988, the shop donated 543,000 to ten local and regional charities , including Arrowmont. THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 15

Search for art starts business

Adding a touch of elegance to make a working place more habitable and unique is the idea behind Office Elan of Mississauga , Ontario, Canada

The lady behind the idea is Jane Looft Turner, Illinois Eta .

Ten years ago Jane had a highly successful career selling business services for a large international firm . But she wasn't happy. She had a husband and two young children whom she saw only in early morning or at night.

Then something happened . When her division in the company moved to temporary quarters until larger facilities could be located, Jane and two other employees were assigned to find some art for the barren walls. In their search, they found that either prices were too far out of line or the subject matter wasn't suitable.

That's when an idea began to take s hape in Jane's head. Why not combine her business experience with the fine art knowledge s h e had gained at university? It became Jane's new challenge: an art consulting business providing works of art-paintings , original prints , sculpture-to corporate and office environments In August , 1980, Office Elan Art Services Inc. came into being.

Jane began learning by doing , and Office Elan, despite initial difficulties , developed a steady clientele When the recession hit , Jane had to make a major decision : should she develop into a true art consultant or just give up? She survived and Office Elan is prospering.

Most of the company 's clientele are referrals or previous customers , and the majority are located in Toronto and Markham A number of large corporate clients enlist Office Elan to provide art for their offices in other cities across Canada

An interesting and developing sideline to the company 's services is commissioned art , when a corporate client has a special need for a particular piece of art. These are often large sculptured pieces. Through an elaborate proces s of matching artist and idea , the commissioned piece takes shape. Jane monitors the progress of the project , in concert with the client .

Most of this busy lady 's leisure time is spent with her children , daughter, Stacy Lynn, and son, Matthew, and her husband , Robert. The family enjoys skiing and sailing together.

Jane is also active in her community. She is a director of the Mississauga City Board of Trade and the Peel Art Gallery She also devotes time to the University of Toronto ' s Erindale campus Art Advisory Board

Wyoming Alpha efforts e.arn highest hono.rs

by Tatia Netzner

Pi Phi pride seemed ' to light up the Union Ballroom at the University of Wyoming as Wyoming Alpha left the Greek Awards Ceremony, sponsored by the Interfraternity and Panhellenic Councils . The chapter 's efforts in creating productive and successful means of studying paid off when the chapter won the award for Outstanding Scholarship Program Wyoming Alpha was recognized as having superior study programs , for establishing places to study and for requiring the women in the chapter to complete study hours at the house . As a result , the 1989 pledge class won first runners - up honor for Best Pledge Class G.P.A.

Not only were Pi Phi 's academic efforts recognized , but because of athIt:tic accomplishments , the chapter received an Athletic Excellence award. Participating in intramural sports and extra-curricular sports plays an important role, also Because the women of Pi Beta Phi understand the importance of participating in volunteer work, community activities and other outside activities , they received the Outstanding Service Program award Not only did 100 % of the members actively participate in volunteer work and activities within the community, but they participated in clubs such as Student Government , cheerleading , Porn Squad and drama as well

Finally, Wyoming Alpha took home the honor which every sorority hope to receive The Sorority Excellence Award , recognizing an overall good chapter, went to the women of Pi Beta Phi. While this award encompasses many things , it basically rewards the c hapter for scholastic , athletic and extracurricular achievements.

The Pi Phis have won this award for three consecutive years , but their efforts in maintaining all-around excellence haven ' t diminished

Jane Tumer, at the desk of her company, Office Elan Art Services, offers her extensive business background and knowl · edge of art to corporate clients.

Nicole CosseHe, North Dakota Alpha , Is the only student member on the North Dakota State Board of Higher Education. She was appoJnted for the term of July 1, 1988 through June 30, 1989.

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A talented watercolor student Is Intent upon her work durIng a recent Elderhostel program held at Arrowmont.

Cynthia Huff contrIbuted the stories and photographs for this Al'rowmont/Arrowcraft sectIon.

Blanche Huskey loves her weaving

" I have been weaving for Arrowcraft since 1941. I don ' t know how many years that is. Don 't count it up! "

Blanche Huskey repeatedly begged her friends not to count it up, while Arrowcraft Manager, Mary Dale Swann continued counting out loud , exclaiming, "N o , no Blanche, I think that 's just miraculous! "

When it was decided that Blanche has been weaving for Arrowcraft for nearly 50 years , she beamed and said, " That's right . I don ' t get tired of it . I do it for pleasure now more than I do it for the money I like the money, but I do it for pleasure. "

Nella Hill , who has worked at Arrowcraft for 35 years and has been its designer since 1964, knows nearly as much about Blanche's career as Blanche does. "Since Blanche's husband , Beecher, has retired, he has started weaving , so he and Blanche work together."

Blanche explained Beecher 's interest in weaving. "Well, he's always known about it. His sisters wove ."

Beecher weaves the Yuletide mats , their daughter, Yvonne Coster, weaves napkins Blanche is an extremely versatile weaver, but Beecher makes the Yuletide mats only.

Perhaps the hardest thing is to keep the selvedges straight. When making mats , the weavers c u stomarily put on an 85 ya rd warp which makes 108-110 mats. When th t mats are h e mm ed , or finished , they are taken to Nella at the s hop , along with any unused yarn . Nella checks in the mats and distributes yarn for the next project.

Over the years Blanche has had the foresight to buy a piece of every design she 's woven . Nella reports that Blanche has woven more than 75 different designs as an Arrowcraft cottage weaver, in addition to many special projects . She has no plans to quit weaving and said , ' 'I'm not going to stop weaving 'til the Lord calls me home ."

Donors are listed in hand-made book

Xi Province President Meg)ordan Bradley, took full adva ntage of her September visit to Arrowmont during the Pi Phi Officers ' Workshop. Artist Chris Yarborough , Winsto n Salem , NC , was on campus at the time , teaching officers how to marbleize paper Examples of her books were also o n display in an Arrowmont exhibition called , " Regional Selections ." Meg liked what she saw and she commissioned Chris to make a very special book for the large new chapter room in the Louisiana Alpha lodge .

" Meg asked me that day if I could to a book for the new room in New Orleans . I was excited about it. She needed it very soon , but I already had on hand the proper materials , so we agreed I would start on the project."

Chris designed the cover with a simplified raised arrow, using the Pi Phi pin as a model. " I used deep wine leather for the cover, and the end papers are marbleized in pale blue and deep wine with touches of gold The paper I used for the pages is 100 % cotton in pale blue ."

Names of those who contributed to the building and furnishing of the new room will be entered in calligraphy, and the book will be kept on display in the room . Chris has taught papermaking and book arts many times at Arrowmont

Blanche Huskey In her basement workroom with one of her three handmade ' looms The Yuletide mat Is visible In the left foreground.

This Is the book specially commissioned for the Louisiana Alpha chapter room, to list donors' names.

time I come I think that the money is being used for such a wonderful purpose, and yet chapter members don 't really have a concrete idea of what's really going on here unless they come."

When asked if the Fraternity 's money is being used in a beneficial way, Elizabeth said , " Oh, absolutely!"

" The facilities are really wonderful ," said Elizabeth . " It 's Simply that when I'm here I feel like I'm right in the middle of what is going on at the moment in contemporary crafts. That's exciting "

While attending Arrowmont for one class , students can observe and sometimes try things that are going on in other classes This "extra and unexpected " aspect of Arrowmont can be inspirational to many and neighboring classes have influenced Elizabeth in positive ways

"It's so rt of like lagniappe, which is a Louisiana tradition. For instance, when you go to a grocery store, or any kin d of store, and you buy a whole b unch of stuff, the s ho p kee p er will give you somet h ing extra for free . It 's good pub lic relations."

An d it's part of the Arrowmont experience.

Former student is A'mont assistant

Baton Rouge resident , Elizabeth Owen , is the kind of assistant not often found at Arrowmont . Each year approximately two dozen artists become quaSi -staff members through the popular assistantship program . To have an assistant who is a Pi Phi is rare. Full time staff members who had been working alongside the Vanderbilt graduate were thrilled to learn that she is a Pi Phi , in addition to being a studio quiltmaker.

Budding professional artists from across the United States submit slide portfolios and applications in the hopes of being selected to participate in the assistantship program. Free classes with Arrowmont's distinguished faculty are what motivates most applicants

Elizabeth had been an Arrowmont student several time s and was encouraged to try for an assistantship by Staff Assistant Cynthia Huff. Cynthia remembers that , in clas s, Elizabeth was like a kid in a candy store

Once on duty in March Elizabeth said , " There are s o many reasons I love having an aSSistantship It 's sort of like being in graduate school in that it 's quasi -professional Running Arrowmont looks very effortles s until you see how much there really is to do . It 's nice to feel that , as assistants , we ' re needed , that there are things for u s to do that are valuable. But what 's reall y nice is there 's a fe e ling for me that I really belong rather than just being one among 100 strangers coming in on Sunday night to register. "

During a two week s tint at Arrowm o nt , Eliza bet h compared her perceptions of the place as an a c t ive to what it 's reall y like " What you see when you ' re in college is the Arrowcraft sales and you learn the histo ry of the school as a pledge. My perception wa s that it w as re al traditional with people doing split oak baskets and woven table runners When I got here I discovered it 's a completel y different environment and reall y exciting. Eve ry

Magazine features

conference at school

Arrowmont will be getting a big dose of national publicity this summer According to Surface Design Journal editor, Charles Talley, the school will be spotlighted in the summer issue of the Surface Design Association 's journal in preparation for the National Surface Design Conferenc e at Arrowmont in October. The article will describe Arrowmon t' s basic program , give an abbreviated list ing of equipment in the textile lab , and feature color photographs of surface design work by students and facult y Conference date s are October 19 - 22 , w i th additional pre- a nd p os t -co nfe re n ce works hop s One need not b e a Surface Design As sociation member to attend Featured topic s will include color, direct application , fiber reacti ve d ye s, airbrush , papermaking , repeat and render i ng , c areer management , licensing / contracts / pricing , and health and safety.

For more information , contact Arrowmont , P O Box 56 7, Gatlinburg , Tenn . 3773 8 .

Elizabeth Owen pauses to reflect on he r work duri ng a class c alled ' 'Qu IHs Pieced , Pointed and Dyed " Elizabeth Is a PI Ph i and has tw ice take n the class taught by Nancy Halpe rn.

Zoe La n caste r, center, shows her fa bric desig ns to participa nts during a 1987 c onferenc e at Arrowmo nt. As p re si dent of the Nati o n al Surface Desi g n AssOC ia ti o n, Zoe will be co -cha i ri ng the Na tio n a l Surfa c e De sign C o nfe re nce w it h A rrowmont Di rector Sandra Blai n .

Kentucky Gamma, Eastern Kentucky

Paula Stoltz, AAC chairman, was named Outstanding Greek Advisor by Panhellenic Council. Paula has been extremely active with her chapter, and the chapter, in turn, thinks she is the greatest!

Iowa Gamma, Iowa State

Jodi Berg , sophomore majoring in graphic design , has a third interest in addition to her major and Pi Phi. Jodi is a member of the Iowa State Marching Band , an activity that demands eleven hours of practice per week.

California Epsilon, San Diego State

During Sigma Chi Derby Days, the chapter was overall champion, won "most spirited" and Shelly Ricktor won the title of Derby Queen . This is the seco nd year in a row that Pi Phis have won the overall competition and third in which they have dominated the event. In 1986 they won "mos t spirited" and Derby Darling also.

Oklahoma Beta, Oklahoma State House renovations began in April. Plans include a snack bar for study snacks, an extension of the dining room and kitchen, and a multipurpose room with a stereo system for practicing such things as Varsity Revue and Spring Sing Eight new suites on the second floor will be added and parking will be expanded

Nebraska Beta, University of Nebraska

Tiffany Seevers has been tapped into the black Masque chapter of Mortar

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Board Tiffany is an honor student with a 3 8 GPA and currently is Panhellenic president.

Heather Burnham and Heather Strait are members of the Student Alumni Association, an organization that works on projects to serve the student body, promote the University and involve alumni in current campus functions

Illinois Zeta, University of Illinois

The chapter was thrilled to learn that its sorority scholastic ranking leaped from 14th to 4th after fall semester. The GPA rose six hundredths to 4.153 and 19 Pi Phis had 5 0s!

"Cl owns " was the theme of Tennessee Gamma's performance in the University of Tennessee's AII·Slng competition. Pi Phi won 1st place in large division and 2nd overall

Michigan Gamma, Michigan State

The chapter received the highest sorori ty GPA for fall term . Laura Townley was spotlighted in the campus's first Greek God/Goddess calendar, sponsored by Alpha Xi Delta and Delta Tau Delta Laura was Miss June .

New York Gamma, St. Lawrence University

Four Pi Phis were inducted into honorary societies last semester. Kati Chenot became part of the Ives Society for music ; Laura Lindberg and Elaine Putinas were inducted into the psychology honorary and Judy Tompkins is a new member of the national biology honorary

North Carolina Beta , Duke

Four Pi Phis spent fall semester studying in Paris. Jacqui Fahey, Margee Morrison, Laura Wilson and Allison Gamble took courses at the University of Paris and each lived with a French family.

Alabama Gamma, Auburn

Of a total of 75 rush counselors for 1989 rush, seven will be Pi Phis Included are Liz Burley, Susan Julian, Heather McQuiston, Martha Perkins, Nance Pittard , Meredith Snyder and Karen Woltersdorf.

Texas Alpha, University of Texas

On March 1 a pep rally was held in Memorial Stadium in celebration of the Independence of Texas Pi Phis participated in forming the state of Texas on the football field , covered by TV networks , radio and newspaper. Pi Phi also celebrated by holding a bake sale that benefited Arrowmont

Responsible, dedicated and enthusiastic are three words that describe Oklahoma Betas Suzie Revell, leH, and Lisa Lorenz_ They were named Best Overall Directors for the 1989 Varsity Revue at Oklahoma State_ PI Phi and Beta Theta PI won 1st place for costumes and lrd place overall_

Missouri Gamma, Drury College

Pi Phis took top honors in scholastic achievement with a 3 14 GPA for fall semester. They kept pace with fraternities and placed 2nd out of eight Greek organizations on campus. Eleven actives and seven pledges made the Dean's List

To enhance sorority relations and to improve alcohol awareness, Pi Phis teamed with 'fri Deltas to sponsor a chauffeur service. 'fri Deltas volunteered to drive from the Pi Phi suite to the site of the initiation dance in January and, later that month, Pi Phis returned the favor to 'fri Deltas .

Illinois Alpha, Monmouth College

Three angels received 4 .0s for winter term : Sue Kozyra , Tiffany Mekshes and Jackie Bell. Four others qualified for Dean's List: Pam Bowman , Jan Cone, Emily Suess and Katie Hale. Stacy McQuellon and Jodi Karwath earned a 3 5 which qualified them for Honor Roll . Kirstin Hartman , on oboe, and Renee Soderstrom, on trumpet , accompanied the Monmouth College Wind Ensemble on their spring concert .

New York Epsilon, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

In the fall term, 19 of the 45 Pi Phis were on the Dean's List of Distinguished Students, for obtaining a 3.0 or better GPA.

New Mexico Beta, New Mexico State

For Homecoming 1988, Pi Phis worked on a float with SAE fraternity and ended up getting 1st place in the parade. This year New Mexico State celebrated its 100th birthday and the Pi Phi/SAE float was decorated as a bottle of champagne.

Indiana Gamma, Butler University

The Littlest Angel Award is a new award presented by Indiana Gamma's AAC, based on grades, involvement in the chapter and on campus, interviews and the national pledge test score. The first "littlest angel" is Sarah Blume, the daughter of Patty Thomas Blume and granddaughter of Elizabeth Blume, both Missouri Gamma Pi Phis. Sarah now wears a beautiful jeweled pin.

Pennsylvania Epsilon, Penn State

After a long interviewing process and against stiff competition, Krista Dayton was chosen as one of Penn State's 103 Lion Ambassadors She joins Sharon Strandberg, chosen last year.

1\velve Pi Phis made Dean's List fall semester, while 38 made Pi Society.

Kentucky Alpha, University of Louisville

Jennifer Carrico is the reigning Greek Goddess, selected during the fall semester Greek Week celebration .

Minnesota Alpha, University of Minnesota

Scholarly efforts really paid off for Pi Phi fall quarter. 31 girls received a 3 .0 GPA or above, while Julie Larson, Jackie Jacobs and Drea Hageman obtained a perfect 4.0 .

Mississippi Alpha, Univ. of Southern Mississippi

For only the second time in the history of Greek life at USM, there was full initiation of a fall pledge class , and it was Pi Phi's They also had the top grades of all other pledge classes . The chapter won the Most Improved Scholarship Award for fall semester and had the 3rd high grades of the sororities

Tammy Gremillion won USM's Junior Panhellenic Scholarship.

Georgia Alpha, University of Georgia

Laura Finnell was one of four Resident Assistant's chosen to represent the University at the Georgia residenf assistant seminar in February

Bid day for California Theta was a day of enormous excitement and bright smiles for everyone Helping welcome their new pledges were (I-r) Michelle Sommer, Kelly Balamuth, Sue Berman, Miriam Sherman and Brooke Channon.

Krlstle Geck, Montana Alpha, auctions off pledge baskets to raise money for a gift to the house-this year, two new cof· fee tables. Those baskets contained everything from stuffed animals to red, slinky lingerie.

Indiana Zeta, Ball State

Valerie Helms and Carolyn Spake have been inducted into Order of Omega Greek honorary. Dayna Dombkowski, Kathy Wurster and Cami Bruin are members of Golden Key Honor Society.

Illinois Theta, Bradley Katie Sullivan is vice president of the Panhellenic Council and oversees Junior Panhellenic. Katie is the only underclassman on the Council.

Alberta Alpha, University of Alberta

The colorful songbirds of Alberta Alpha sang their hearts out to the enjoyment of all who attended the annual Panhellenic Songfest and came away with a second place.

Idaho Alpha, University of Idaho

These angels have been hitting the books. The chapter earned a first place in grades for fall semester on campus.

Nikki Charlton is Delta Chi Fantasy Girl and Courtney Flynn is Delta Sigma Phi Dream Girl, both members of the 1988 pledge class.

Mississippi Beta, University of Mississippi

Suzanne Skipton was named Outstanding Female in the junior class, selec ted by the Association for Women Students .

Tennessee Gamma , U.T. Knoxville Pi Phi and ATO teamed for Homecoming festivities and pla c ed 3rd in banner, 2nd in window display and 1st in large float. Overa ll , the two placed 1st and put Pi Phi in top running for the All Campus Events trophy, the first sorority ever to be that close to winning the ACE Cup!

Shannon Noland, Andrea White and Terri Thrner are new initiates into Phi Eta Sigma, freshman honor society.

Colorado Alpha, University of Colorado

Raising their G PA from 7 t h place to 1st place was quite an achievement and Pi Phi received the Panhellenic Scholarship Award for h ighest GPA on campus.

lWo Pi Phis have been elected to Panhellenic executive board-the first members in over seven years G ina Gn:en is junior Panhellenic advisor, in charge of the pledge Panhellenic and next fall will organize the annual pledge convention and olympics. Gillian Cooley is Panhellenic rush counselor coordinator and will train the new PRes for fall rush .

Leslie O'Neill , Texas Gamma, was crowned Miss Fall Rush at Texas Tech. Leslie, and competitors from each of the sororities on campus, was judged on poise, beauty and Intelligence.

Christina Klzlrlan, Florida Beta, had at least two special honors this year. Not only Is she Delta Tau Delta fraternity sweetheart but she earned the deslgna· tion of Greek Woman of the Year at Florida State.

Texas Delta, Texas Christian

Amy Serface has been elected PanheUenic president. She is the past treasurer and led pledge Panhellenic last year.

Pennsylvania Gamma, Dickinson

This year the chapter celebrates its 85th year on campus and one of its best rush parties last spring was a Pi Phi Birthday Party. The celebration allowed them to show the enthusiasm and dedication that has enabled the chapter to be so successful for the last 85 years.

Oregon Alpha, University of Oregon

House director Charlotte Mason received a flower from each member on her birthday in March. Each one brought individual flowers of her preference and gave them to Charlotte, one by one, before dinner The resulting several bouquets were arranged around the house and in Charlotte's room

The chapter received the high es t GPA among the 11 sororities on campus for winter and spring terms of 1988 and second highest for fall term . Fifty members received GPAs of 3 0 or better and 25 had 3 5 or better

N orth Dakota Alpha , Universi t y of N. Dakota

Janet Bailey is winner of the North Dakota State Board of Higher Education scholarship and receives $5000 a year In return she must teach one year for every year she receives the scholarship. Jane is majoring in secondary education.

Pi Phi went from 6th place in the All Sorority GPA competition to 1st place this past year. There were six 4.0 students: Denise Flanagan, Nicole Cossette, Lisa Svare, Laurie Bickett , Kyler 1\vine and Tami Bernstrom

The fall pledge class had the highest GPA of all pledge classes on campus and received the Junior Panhellenic council's Scholarship Award

Oregon Gamma, Willamette

Five bright Pi Phis received a GPA of 4.0 for fall semester. Freshmen Kim Coglan , Jennifer Campbell , Cinda St. John; junior Darien Harwood ; senior Jill Catton earned these honors . Freshman Glee, the University 's oldest tradition pitting classes against one another in a marching and singing competition, was held in March and the sophomore class, aided by a song co-written by Laura Zinniker, placed 1st overall for the second con-

secutive year Jennifer Campbell helped lead the freshman class to a 2nd place finish as a class manager.

P ennsylvania B eta, B ucknell

Penelope Kokines starred as Becky in the fall production of "The Tooth of Crime" which won an invitation to the American college Theatre Festival's Regional Competition at SUNY, Binghamton , in January.

Kentucky Gamma, Eastern Kentucky

Pi Phi placed 1st in Greek Sing this year with the theme of " Psychedelic '60s ." Their show included the Beatles , the Supremes and a large group of hippies and go-go girls

Indiana Epsilon, DePauw

Jessie Gregory starred in DePauw 's production of " The Night of the Iguana " by Tennessee Williams , in the role of Maxine Faulk. Jill Frederickso n was on the lighting crew.

At the initiation banquet in February, Laura Rankin , with a perfect 4.0, re.ceived honors as pledge with the hightest GPA and most outstanding pledge Amy Koeneman was voted most spirited pledge

Virginia Gamma, College of William & Mary

This spring three new initiates were elected to offices in student government. Lisa Stewart, Heather Murphy and Betsy Willcox were elected senior class president, junior class vice president and sophomore class vice president , respectively.

O hi o Al p ha, Ohio University

A much improved GPA has placed the chapter with a rank of 6th among all camp us sororities. There were 24 girls on the Dean 's List.

Florida Beta , F lorida State

T h ree Pi Ph is, Lori Pessag n o, Lisa Bradford and Susan Rogers competed in the Miss FSU Pageant in February and Susan was named 2nd runner-up . Deanna Geners, Lynn Grizzard , Jenny McCollum, Karol Saltrick and Kathy Williamson are new members of Rho Lambda. Three other Pi Phis are officers : Deanne Sharer, president; Daryl Mase, secretary; Christina Kizirian, P.R. chairman.

Cali fornia I ota , Chico State

Tracy Palmer and Nicole Lafayette were in New York during spring break attending the International Collegiate Conference They were among 1600 students from across the nation who attended.

Sarah Richart coordinates all intramural sports for Panhellenic and Melissa Northway is public relations officer.

Holly Hodges, Texas Epsilon, was pre sented at River Oa ks C o untry Club Debutante Bailin Houston In December Holly was one of three PI Phis to be presented.

Oklahoma Beta takes great pride In these six new In iti ates who earned a 4 0 GPA. Bac k, I·r: Mary Beth Rob i nson, Jenn i fer Thomason , He i d i Waldren Front : Kerrye Ga r. reH, Heathe r Hagen , Amy Holloman.

Headaches lead to artist's successful career change

Headaches altered Foree Peterson Hunsicker's life and artistic career, but ultimately led to the creation of her business, Medalias . With the 1976 discovery of an acute allergy to petrochemicals, the artist, a Texas Alpha Pi Phi from Dallas, was relieved to know the source of the malaise which had plagued her for so many years Yet , Simultaneously, she was devastated that her passion for oil painting would have to be aborted

It was while reapplying techniques and skills she acquired from earning a BFA degree from the University of Texas , studying portrait painting at Corcoran Museum in Washington , DC , and fashion drawing and painting at the Art Students League in New York City, that Foree accidentally found a new outlet for her artistic expression - designing jewelry and one of a kind clothing, Having always enjoyed working with her hands , she made a necklace and crocheted vest for herself Both received so many compliments and inquiries, she began selling her pieces With the opening of China, she began incorporating antique Chinese silver pieces with semi precious stones in her jewelry. To coordinate with her tops of ribbon crochet, she restored Chinese antique men's skirts and later designed jackets using pieces of 100 year old Chinese silk embroidery

Because of her fervent attraction to the unusual and to antique silver, Foree chose a new direction when she became enthralled by the unique designs of the American luggage tag. Searching from coast to coast, she has amassed one of the largest and finest collections anywhere of these sterling silver items , popular in the 1800s among affluent American families in the era of steamship and railroad travel. At the suggestion of her husband of 29 years , she began casting exact tag reproductions in sterling silver and conceived the " Luggage Tag " necklace

In 1987 , her Medalias company was formed , with three necklaces and one earring encompassing her

entire line Now Medalias ha s grown to more than nine necklaces and 20 earrings, plus bracelets , pins , key chains and luggage tags. Examples of her work can be found in art galleries, museums and fine specialty stores across the country

Approached by the- Dallas Museum of Art , Foree 'was asked to design a line of jewelry in the southwestern influence to offer in the museum's gift shop during its Georgia O'Keeffe exhibition, last July through October.

Foree masterminded a special piece in honor of the occasion por-

traying the style for which O

is noted. She handcrafted an exact miniature replica of a ' familiar weathered longhorn skull strung on rare antique African white heart beads, yellow jade beads , turquoise beads or silver dimes , allowing for a selection of color. She also designed earrings and a pin bearing the same weathered skull, complementing the necklace.

Since the exhibition in the Museum of Art, Foree's skull design was purchased by several retail stores for the spring season .

Hughes joins Atlanta law firm

Lori Powell Hughes, Tennessee Alpha, has joined the Atlanta law firm of Alston & Bird as an associate in the litigation department Before joining Alston & Bird , Lori was an associate with firms in Jacksonville, Fla ., and Chattanooga , Tenn

Lori is a 1985 graduate of the Universit y of Cincinnati college of Law in Ohio She earned a bachelor 's degree in criminal justice from the University of Tennessee, Chattanooga , graduating magna cum laude in 1982 . In law school she was a member of the 1984-85 National Moot Court

Team, 1984 Tri-State Moot Court Team and winner of the 1983 Anderson Moot Court Competition She was also a member of the Order of the Barristers and the Cincinnati Inns of Court.

As a undergraduate , Lori was a member of Mortar Board , the student publications board and on the Pi Phi executive board She was also listed in Who's Who Among American University Students

Lori is a member of the American , Tennessee, Florida , Georgia and Atlanta Bar Associations .

This unusual jewelry piece was crafted by Foree Hunsicker for the Georgia O'Keefe exhlbH" featuring ' the famous longhorn skull,

Included In the Hunsicker line Is the ' 'PassIn Thru " necklace, combining southwestern pieces wHh the sterling silver luggage tag. for which she has become noted.

'Kee ffe

Elizabeth Ricketts, back, a newly Initiated California -Epsilon, Is one of 12 PI Phis In her family WHh her are her grandmother, Margaret Paynter Curtis, lett, and her mother, Camille Curtis Ricketts, right, both Missouri Gammas

New Texas Beta InHiate Melissa Light Is welcomed Into PI Phi by her Texas Beta family. From the lett: Aunt Susan Light Lawhon, Melissa, Aunt Polly Chappell Davis, Grandmother Polly LaRoche Chappell and Mother Carolyn Chappell Light.

Delmah Lohmuller Sears, right, a 1927 InHiate of Ohio Delta, Is rightly proud of her three generation PI Phi family. WHh her, from the lett, are granddaughter Klmberlyn Rowley, Arizona Alpha 1989 InHiate; granddaughter Christine Rowley, California DeHa; daughter Delmah Sears Rowley, Ohio DeHa, Polos Verde Estates, Calif. Delmah, Sr., Is a member of the" Northern New Jersey Alumnae Club ·

Alums feed chapter at finals

Women of the Arlington Heights Alumnae Club take great pride in the Illinois Epsilon Chapter at Northwestern University. They take good care of them, too. For years alums have taken meals and treats to the girls during finals This practice involves the time and culinary talents of a few volunteer alums who are willing to bake desserts , make sal:!ds and side dishes. A collection is usually taken at alum club meetings to defray the cost of the main course.

Since Sunday night supper is not served in the dorms or sorority houses, the girls are thrilled to have a home cooked meal from the alum club. Time is precious during finals and stopping to go out for supper is not an option for these study-minded students.

Collegians aren't the only ones who benefit from the alumnae club's generosity. Alums themselves look forward to their " Meals on Wheels " evening with these outstanding young adults.

'Thanks, Dads!'

At Washington Beta , it 's not uncommon to find a group of Pi Phis relaxing and enjoying one another's compan y while watching a few rented movies . They can thank their fathers for those fun times together, as those fathers donated the 40 inch , big screen television and VCR to the house

There are three generations of Arkansas Alpha PI Phis In this family of Thomasas. From the lett: catherine Thomas. Mary Thomas Benjamin, Martina Moss Thomas, Martha Hili Thomas. Elizabeth Thomas. The great grandmother of catherine and Elizabeth was a member of the group that became Arkansas Alpha

The chapter benefits not onl y from this addition , but from several exciting renovations as well . The y ha ve new twilight - teal carpet throughout the house and new furniture has been added to the living room and fo yer to brighten the main floor. Also , bathrooms have new wallpaper and new sinks have been installed

The chapter takes good care of their beautiful house and greatl y appreciates its fresh , new look

Ann Montgomery

Zepeda

Jacqueline Jacobs

Angela Kleeschulle

Tamllubendort

Lori Squires Missouri Gamma Drury College

Marilyn 0' Connor, Laura Dockery Arkansas Alpha University of Arkansas Sigma Nu Sweetheart Court

Caroline Cocke MllIlsslppl leta Ole Miss Phi Kappo Psi Sweetheart

Heidi Richardson Utah Alpha University ot Utah PI Kappa Alpha Dream Girl

Michelle Rodda Wyoming Alpha University of Sigma Nu While Rose Queen

sweet'eavts

Kort Ann Peel, Suson Kern, Sarah Nabholz Arkansas Alpha University of Arkansas Sigma Chi Sweetheart Court

Jackie Carlson Utah Alpha University of Utah Kappa Sigma Dream Girt

Crluy Marderoslan Ohio Alpha Ohio University Sigma Chi Sweetheart

Paige Davis Arkansos Alpha University of Arkansas Pledge Queen ht Runner-up

Holly Dimond Washington Alpha University of Washington

Kappa Sigma Moonlight Girl

Heidi Weas Indiana Epsilon DePauw lambda Chi Sweetheart

Cindy Cummings California Epsilon Son Diego State Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart

Kelley Maybo Washington Alpha University of Washington Sigma Chi Sweetheort

Mary Ann Ellis Utah Alpho

0 1 Utah Phi Della The la While Carnallon Prince"

Dee lalley Arkansas Alpha University of Arkansa s Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart

Stephanie Jensen Oklahoma to Oklahoma State AGR Sweetheart

jennifer Turner Indiana Della Purdue SAE Sweetheart

Irtdget Irooks Montana Alpha University of Montana Kappa Sigma Stardust Queen

Pamela Gabbard illinois Zeta University of illinois Phi Della Theta Sweetheart

Dionne Federson ArIzona to ArIzona State Sigma Nu Sweetheart

ATTENTION ALUMNAE SCHOLARS!

If you have :

• •• been out of school at least 2 years

• • • careers requiring further education

• • • evidence of need for scholarship help

Write for Scholarship Application Form to : Mrs K C. Jones 14 Dogwood Court Walnut Creek , CA 9 4 598

DUE DATE FOR COMPLETED APPLICATIONFebruary 1, 1990

A very special day

by Brooke Malouf

She rolled herself down the halL Her feet alternately helped along "Nothing and nothing and all I do all day is nothing nothing ." she mumbled quietly to herself Her eyes were wild, unaware of our presence as we quietly passed by her. I bent my head low to avoid another encounter such as this one and I silently prayed for strength to make it through this early Saturday morning .

When I signed my name to volunteer as part of Texas Gamma's community interest program , I had no idea that an hour of volunteer work was going to change my perspective on aging .

I went to breakfast this morning wishing I could have had one more hour of sleep Eight o 'clock wa s just too early to entertain th e thought of volunteer work I complained to a fri e nd that I HAD t o wr it e le tte rs for some old people as part of a community service project. Tho se were the words I used to describe them" old people." But I had forgotten something when my friend said , " You are going to do something good for someone and you are complaining about it ?"

He was r ight , s o ver y righ t. T h e s e are p e opl e a fte r all , I thought to myself Thes e are the neighbors God told u s to love as ourselve s My selfishnes s diminished and m y attitude quickl y changed I thought about what m y friend had said on the way to th e hospitalit y center

When I arrived at the c e nter, my s isters w e re in the lobby. We waited to receive our assignments. I wa s gi ven the name of an elderly lady who wanted me to write a letter for her Luckil y another Pi Phi offere d to help out and give me support. We walked down the hall , looking for the room number we were assigned As we reached the room , I knocked on the door and explained who I was and wh y I was there . T h e lady insid e was hard of hearing but eventuall y she told me that s he would rather not have m e write le tters for h e r because s h e w as too tired . Sh e n ever eve n o p ene d th e d oor

I wasn ' t su re w h at I was s up posed to do after that. Other Pi Phis wand e red aimlessly aro u nd . They too had been rejected. While we discussed our dilemma , an orderly, ove rh earing th e conversati o n , p o inte d toward a room and sa id that the woman inside would like us to visit w ith h e r. I was excited that someone finall y wanted to talk with u s. She sat in her s mall chair and her e ye s beamed when she saw us . I knelt next to her and introduc e d m yself. Ob -

vi ousl y she was somewhat hard of hearing because she insisted on calling my friend Rochelle, not Michelle. We let it slip by with a smile and asked the lady if she would like us to write a letter for her. She said she didn ' t really have anyone to write, but that she would love for us just to sit and talk with her for a while. We did just that.

Her daughter was out of town visiting her own children T he lady insisted that she approved of her daughter 's trip, even though it meant leaving her in the care of a nursing home But I could see in her eyes that she wished her daughter had never gone. Her expressions showed her desperation for an eager e ar for her wisdom , an open heart for her loneline ss and an extended hand to join her in friendship on this Valentine 's day.

We talked for almost an hour and when we were ready to leave, she asked us to sign her guest book and thanked us for making her morning so bright. It seemed her eyes shone with a new sparkle.

I could feel a hint of sadness among my friends as we turned to leave, each wondering if we would see her again. I walked down the hall quietly Things I had planned for the rest of the day didn't seem so important. Thinking about my earlier reluctance made me realize something I had not anticipated I had never expected an e arly Saturday Valentine 's morning could be as rewarding as the one I spent that day I never expected that one hour could make me feel so good.

Chapter sweeps Homecoming

Nevada Alphas swept up during Homecoming week last fall at the University of Nevada/Reno. Th e week began w ith 198 7 Homecoming Queen , Linda Ree d , handing th e c rown to h e r Pi Ph i li ttl e s is te r, Mauree n Johnson

Maureen was s uperv isor and announ ce r for th e w ee k 's eve nt s Pi Phi , paire d wi th Sigma Nu , w ent o n t o wi n several ma jor events incl ud ing the QuiZ Bowl games; Wolves Frolic, a skit fo ll owing t h e week 's theme of The Wizard of Oz ; and the Emeral d City building contest. The two groups also placed in the float competition , scavenger hunt and mocktail contest , a com p etition for making no n -alco h olic d rinks

T h e p a rade, UN R game and Ho mecoming dance c o ncluded the week when Maureen announced Pi Phi/Sigma Nu th e overall winn e rs for Homecoming 1988.

Maureen Johnson, left, University of Nevada's Homecoming Queen 1988, accepted the crown from her PI Phi big sister, Linda Reed, who reigned at Homecoming 1987

75 year Pi Phis

Pi Beta Pi honors her sisters who were initiated in 1914 and have reached their seventy-fifth year as members of the Fraternity.

Ruth Barrow Astholz, Virginia Alpha , Virginia Beach, VA

Helen Hungate Browder, Washington Beta , Tucson , AZ

Elizabeth Towne Cordery, New York Gamma , affiliated New York Alpha, Orlando, FL

Lou Rice Craig, California Beta , Oakland, CA

Lois Locke Curt is , Missouri Alpha , Nokomis, FL

Orpha Smith Dillard , Missouri Gamma , Springfield , MO

Catharine Wright Donnelly, Pennsylvania Alpha , Cockeysville, MD

Phyllis Rudd Fletcher, Illinois Delta , Santa Fe, NM

Ruth Bridge Flynn , Illinois Delta , St Paul , MN

Helen Canfield Howard , Washington Beta, Yakima, WA

Marian Wright Hull , Florida Alpha , Deland , FL

Mary Minard jay, Missouri Gamma, Oklahoma City, OK 73112

Doris Onderdonk jelks , New York Alpha , Macon , GA

Carol Miller Kinzler, Michigan Beta , Little Rock , AR

Mabel Clark Maltby, New York Gamma , East Syracuse, NY

Hope Miller Matthews , Illinois Epsilon , Evanston , IL

Laura Parker Meredith , Vermont Beta , South Burlington , VT

Helen M Milligan , Iowa Alpha , Oklahoma City, OK

Lena Pavey Morrow, Indiana Gamma , Greenwood , IN

Gladys Luckan Murphey, Kansas Alpha , Vidor, TX

Rofena Beach Polk , California Alpha , Nevada C ity, CA

Lena Ely Stoddard , lllinois Delta , Craig , C O

Frances Taylor Westbrook , California Beta , Smith River, CA

Clara Mae Robbins Wright , Indiana Beta , Fullerton , CA

Models

Pi Phis and spring combine for fun

Nothing accentuates the celebration of spring like renewing Pi Phi friendships that may have hibernated through the winter. Add to this the chance to see the latest spring fashions and enjoy a delicious luncheon and you have the ingredients for a delightful afternoon The Indianapolis Alumnae Club has found this combination also makes a successful fund - raiser as they combine their March meeting with a luncheon/style show.

Committee chairman B J. Hendershot Maley and club president Denny Gray Baldauf organized the event , held at the Country Club of Indianapolis The fashion show highlighted various spring ensembles , coordinated b y Mary jo Fell Grundhoefer Betsy Mitchell Yates assisted in the fashion show preparation . Pi Phi pledges , actives and alums modeled .

In addition to the luncheon and style show, an Arrowcraft sale table was set up , offering the newest items , along with proven favorite crafts There were drawings for door prizes and each gue s t received discount coupons to Talbot 's , a local fashion store

H was a successful and enjoyable afternoon to celebrate the coming of spring in the company of Pi Phi s

Chairs conference at Duke

Pam Seamens , North Carolina Beta , will chair the 1989 Conference on Career Choices at Duke University Pam , a senior, has been planning the biennial event for the pas t two years The conference pulls Duke alums from all o ver the country to counsel students in various career field s , ranging from consulting to medicine Fifty alumni will b e panelists and over 1500 students are expected to flock to the panels to draw career advice and insights from th e alumni

Each panel has two s tudent moderators who supervi se the discussions and keep the alumni under control. Of the 100 moderators , o v er 20 are senior Pi Phis .

at the Indianapolis Alumnae Club fashion show Included (I-r) Dlerdre Lynn Spicer, Diane McCallister McElheny, Jenn ife r Housefleld , Barbara Anderson Gates. Kim Johnson , Cat hy Shotts and Tracl Elker

Mae Marie is alum angel

When I pledged North Dakota Alpha in the fall of 1985, I was confused about something. I kept hearing about the alums, but saw onl y one person. Who were these alums and why did I always see the same lady whenever the alums were mentioned?

When I asked my pledge trainer about this, she told me about the Grand Forks Alumnae Club and its more than 50 members What about the lady I always saw around the house?

"Oh, that 's Mae Marie ," she responded .

Mae Marie Blackmore

When I became an officer I found out that Mae Marie was Mae Marie Blackmore, chairman of the Alumnae Advisory Committee. I even had the opportunity to attend monthly meetings with her when AAC and our executive council met. I remember thinking that she was a very knowledgeable person .

The following year, when I was chapter president, I really came to know Mae Marie. Her knowledge of and involvement with Pi Beta Phi were something I only hope I can match Mae Marie's guidance and advice helped our chapter through some rough times ; she was always there for North Dakota Alpha I became house manager at the same time Mae Marie became the new House Corporation chairman She said she needed a break from AAC after almost 20 years. She

by Kristen Gall

jumped right into the job. She had the entire main floor remodeled , along with the kitchen , laundry room and bathrooms , and a new roof installed .

It sounds as though Mae Marie has been a full time alum since she graduated, but she has been involved in numerous other activities

She has been director of the University Children 's Center for 27 years . She is involved in the Panhellenicl IFC Advisory Board and has been selected twice as Outstanding Alumni of the University of North Dakota

Much of her other organizational work is related to early childhood education She is a member of the National Council on Campus Child Care, board member for Child Eva luation and Treatment Program at Medical Rehabilitation Hospital , past president of the North Dakota Association for the Education of Young Children and a member of the Day Care Advisory Committee to the Social Service Board of North Dakota

Mae Marie 's dedication and hard work have greatly benefited the North Dakota Alpha Chapter. She has been an example of loyalty, service and true friendship. Mae Ma rie represents the saying , " Once you're a Pi Phi , you're a Pi Phi for life ."

While having lunch with their fellow teachers, Beth Simmons Dixon, left, South Carolina Beta , and Sherry Bockstanz Hughes , right , Indiana Epsilon, discovered they were both Pi Phi s.

As the story goes , during lunch one day Sherry began tapping her class and saying , " Ring , Ching , Ching ," where upon Beth asked , "How do you know that song? " To their mutual delight , they discovered they were both Pi Phis

Both had married Canadians and moved to Canada from their home states of Michigan and South Carolina Today they both teach at Sir Wilfrid Laurier Public School in Brampton, Ontario Their specialty is Special Education and their classrooms are side by side.

When you're a Pi Phi , it's a small world indeed!

Members of Colorado Gamma's fall '89 pledge class visit with Ella Lyle Shawver, WyomIng Alpha '13, a 99-year old PI Phi who lives In a retirement home In Fort Collins The first Colorado Gamma house was donated by Mrs. Shawver, and CSU PI Phis visit her frequently.

ALUMNAE YOUR HELP IS NEEDED!

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

2. Return the completed form to the ACRIC in 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 receiving a copy of factual information

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 1989-90 RUSHING SEASON (RUSH INFORMATION FORM - PAGE 44)

Name of Cbapler Schoo l Address of Summer Address of Dales of Chap ler & School Membership Chairmall Cbapler Memb Cbrm Cbap

ALABAMA

Alabama Beta Karen Anne Berger P O. Box BP Kathryn Reill y Aug 16-21 Univers it y of Alabama Tuscaloosa , AL 35486 900 Hargrove #79 Tuscaloosa , Al 3540 I

Alabama Gamma Deborah Deese Dorm j , Auburn Univ. 4-0 Westshore Landing Sept. 10-16 Auburn University Auburn , AL 36830 Auburn , AL 36849

ARIZONA

Arizona Alpha Cindy Bannen 1035 N Mountain 1035 N Mountain Aug 12-17 University of Arizona Tucson , AZ 85719 Tucson, AZ 85719

Arizona Beta Debra Zeschke 340 E. University 8636 N Avenida del Sol Arizona State University Tempe , AZ 85281 Paradise Valley. AZ 85253 Aug. 14-20

ARKANSAS

Arkansas Alpha Michelle Bien 502 W Maple 502 W Maple Aug 22-27 University of Arkansas Fayetteville , AR 7270 I Fayetteville. AR 72701

Arkansas Beta Tammi Tun 3117 S. Taylor Rt 2, #14 Tadlock Sept. 7- 10 Universit y of Arkansas Little Rock , AR 72204 Alexander , AR 72002 at Little Rock

CALIFORNIA

California Alpha Patricia Munter P.O Box 11400

50 San Benito Way April, 1990 Stanford niversity Stanford, CA 94309 San FranCiSCO, CA 94127

Ca lifornia Beta Angela Chandler 2325 Piedmont Ave

173 58 Creekside Ct. Aug 20-26 University of Ca lifornia Berkeley, CA 94704 Monte Sireno, CA 95030 (Berkeley)

California Gamma jeannie Trautmann 667 W 28th Street c 10 Sara Brain Aug. 30-Sept. 4 University of Southern Calif. Los Angeles , CA 90007 3561 Courlside Circle Huntington Beach , CA 92649

Ca lifornia Delta Ci ndy Klein

700 Hilgard

700 Hilgard Sept. 9-16 University of California Los Angeles , CA 90024

Los Angeles, CA 90024 (Los Angeles )

California Epsilon Kamela McArthur

5080 College PI.

23 ew Boston CI. Aug 11-18 Sa n Diego State Universit y San Diego, CA 92115 Danville, CA 94526

Califo rnia Zeta jenifer Busching

763 Camino Pescadero

57 5 7 Penland Rd Sepl. 9-13 University of California

Goleta , CA 93117

Hidden Hills CA 91302 (Santa Barbara )

Chapter & Scbool

Califomi2 Eta University of California (Irvine)

California Theta University of California (Davis)

California Iota California State University, Chico

<;alifomi2 Kappa University of California (San Diego)

California Lambda University of California (Riverside)

Colorado Alpha University of Colorado

Colorado Gamma Colorado State University

Colorado Delta

Colorado School of Mines

Connecticut Alpha University of Connecticut

Connecticut Beta Coiony Yale Uni versity

Name of Chapter Membership Cbairman

Gina Marie Lichacz

Pamela Ann Beckman

Marideth Post

Paris Leavell

Paula Haggard

Lis Jaeckel

Molly Jacob

Susan Wester

Andrea Suhie

Ann Varrone

Florida Alpha Suzanne Leitner Stetson University

Florida Beta Sharon Line Florida State University

Florida Delta Sheri M Vianello University of Florida

Florida Epsilon Nicole A Bilodeau University of Central Florida

Georgia Alpha University of Georgia

Idaho Alpha University of Idaho

Illinois Alpha Mo nmo uth Co ll e g e

illinois Be ta-Delta Kn o x Co llege

Illinois Ep s il o n Nonhwestern Universit y

Illinois Zeta University of Illinois

Scbool Address of Cbapter Memb Cbrm

64 Berkeley Irvine, CA 92715

445 Russel Ave. Davis, CA 95616

413 West 4th Street Chico, CA 95929

7770 Regents Rd. ,. #113 - 238 San Diego , CA 92122

P O Box 56248 Riverside, CA 92517

COLORADO

890 11th Street Boulder, CO 80302

625 W. Lake St. Ft Collins, CO 80521

P O Box 442 Golden , CO 80402 -0442

CONNECTICUT

11 Gilben Rd Storrs, CT 06268

181 Edwards , #3 New Haven , CT 06511

FLORIDA

Stetson University Pi Beta Phi Box 8237 Deland, FL 32720

519 W Jefferson St 1lIl1ahassee, FL 32301

1152 E Panhellenic Dr Gainesville, FL 32601

4304 Greek Park Dr Orlando, FL 32816

GEORGIA

Lynn Kendall

Brenda Mathis

Jo nna Brewe r Susan Schmi d t

Barbara G allagh e r

Teri L. Jansen

886 S. Milledge Ave. Athens , GA 30605

IDAHO

50 7 Idaho Ave Moscow, ID 838 4 3

ILLINOIS

Bo x 9 18 Mo nm o uth Co ll e ge Mo nm o uth , I L 6 1462

Box 1637 Kn ox Co ll ege Gal es burg , IL 6 140 1

636 Emerson St. Evans ton , IL 60 201

1005 S Wright C hampaign , IL 618 2 0

Summer Address of Cbapter Mem Cbrm

23 Rue Cannes Newport Beach, CA 92660

11901 Hillfield Ct. Elk Grove, CA 95624

233 Glen Drive Oroville, CA 95966

7976 Playmor Terrace San Diego, CA 92122

1327 Massachusetts, #204 Riverside, CA 92507

P.O. Box 17697 Boulder, CO 80308

1707 Grape Ave Boulder, CO 80304

P O Box 442 Golden , CO

117 Cornell Circle East Hartford, CT 06108

181 Edwards, #3 New Haven , CT 06511

7232 Jacaranda Lane Miami , FL 33014

102 Orchid Way Howey -in - the - Hills , FL 32 7 3 7

320 S.E 3rd St. , Apt. 14 -A Gainesville, FL 32601

1903 Knight Ave. Orlando , FL 32806

2712 Butler Place Augusta , GA 30909

Box 47 1 McCall , ID 83638

5 60 East Mapl e Rosevill e, IL 6 1473

7108 S. Re dbud Ave Broken Arrow, O K 740 11

520 Alexander C t. Barrington , It 6 0010

33 1 Woodridge Dr Dunlap, IL 61525

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Illinois Etl Carla Brink 235 North Fairview 8 Orchard Drive E Aug 22-26 Milliitin University Decatur, IL 62522 Centralia , IL 62801

JIIinois Thetl Beck¥ Hadrys 1004 N Institute RR 4 , Box 378 Aug. 22 - 26 Bradley University Peoria , It 61606 Lockport, IL 60441

JIIinois 1012 julie Fernandes 709. W College ' 13 Crestwood

18 - 20 JIIinois Stlte University Normal, IL 61761 jacksonville, IL 62650

INDIANA

Indiana Alpha Karen Lineberry Franklin College, Elsey Hall 309 S Montgomery Sept 4-9 Franklin College Franklin , IN 46131 Bremen , IN 46506

Indiana Betl Shannon Whipple 928 E 3rd St" 72 Fox Trail Oct 27-29 Indiana' University Bloomington, IN 47401 Lincolnshire, IL 60069

Indiana Gamma Rhonda jacobs 831 West Hampton Drive 10343 Winchester PI. Aug 20-26 Butler University Indianapolis, IN 46208 Indianapolis , IN 46280

Indiana Deltl Megan Elliott 1012 Stlte Street 4205 Ridgewa)) Ave Oct 20-22 Purdue University West Lafayette, IN 47906 Columbus , IN 47203 Nov 4-5 jan. 5 -6

Indiana Epsilon Beth Coats

303 S Locust St.

365 Piney Po nt Oct 12 - 15 DePauw University Greencastle, IN 4 6135 Houston , TX t 7024

Indiana :letl Kimberly Everson Suite 316 Rogers Hall 9851 Chesterton Dr Sept. 8-18 Ball Stlte University Muncie, IN 47306 Indianapolis, IN 46280

Indiana Etl Kim Koczar 2101 Coliseum Blvd 407 Newton Square Sept IN - PUTdue University Ft. Wayne, IN 46805 Ft Wayne, IN 46805 at Ft. Wayne

IOWA

Iowa Alpha Karen Grubb 406 North Main clo Roland Shook Sept. 1 Iowa Wesleyan University Mt. Pleasant , Iowa 52641 307 West Warren Mt. Pleasant , IA 52641

Iowa Betl Tamara A Thelen 406 N Buxton 2203 Chelmsford Lane Aug 27-30 ' Simpson College Indianola , IA 50125 St. Cloud, MN 56301

Iowa Gamma Susie Walker 208 Ash 150& S W 4 th Street Aug 17 - 21 Io wa Stlte Univefllity Ames, Iowa 50010 Altoona , IA 50009

Iowa :letl Sarah J. Fagg 815 E

308 S. Gilbert #1l17 Aug 15·20 University of Iowa Iowa City, IA- 522 4 0 Iowa City, IA 52.2 40

Iowa Etl Darq' Joan Davis 1219 34 th Street 5595 Christmas Lake Point Aug. 24-30 Drake Universit y Des MOines , IA 50 3 11 Shorewood , MN 55331

KANSAS

Kansas Alpha jenn ife r Horn e 1612 West 15th 1611 W 8th" Terr., Apt. Aug 17-26 Kan sas Universit y Lawrence, KS 66044 "Lawrence, KS 66044

Kan sas Betl Rh o nda Gibson 1819 Todd Road 1819 Todd Road Aug 16 - 21 Kansas StltC' Univers ity Manhattln , KS 66502 ManhattlO , KS 66502

KENTUCKY

Ke ntucky Alpha Ca rrie Balthrop 2030 Co nfederate Place 915 Lone Tree Co urt Aug 21 - 25 Uni vers it y of Louisville Louisville , KY 40208 Louisville, KY 40223

Kentucky Betl Kathleen McDuffie 409 Co lumbia Ave 145 Westgate Dr Aug 12- 18 Uni versity of Ke ntu cky Lexington , KY 40508 Lexington , KY 40504

Kentucky Gamma Sandy Grau Box 397 Telford , EKU

8-693 Sk yview Dr Aug 23 - 2 7 Eas tern Kentucky Un iversity Richmond , KY 4 0475 Florence, KY 41042

LOUISIANA

Lo ui sian a Alpha Tanya \'ener 7014 Zimple St. 10215 Bird River Rd Sept. 1 9 Newcomb Co ll ege New O rl eans, LA 70118 Baltimore, MD 21220

Louisiana Betl Courtney Durant P O Box 17560 -A 1865 Elise Aug 20 - 27 Louisiana Stl te University Baton Rouge, LA 7 0893 Baton Ro uge, LA 708 15

MAINE

Maine Alpha Sue Deshaisis 107 College Ave 149 l:.lke Street Sepl. 11-18 Uruversity of Maine-Orono Orono, ME 04473 Auburn , ME 04210

MARYLAND

Maryland Beta Stacie Broadw:uer 12 Fraterrllty Dr 2105 Seminary Rd Sept. 5 - 24 University 'Of Maryland College Park , MD 20740 Silver Springs , MD 20910

Michigan Alpha Carrie Croft 304 HiUsdale SI. 7956 Jeremy Dr Jan 14 -17, 1990 HiUsdale College Hillsdale, MJ 49242 Tecumseh, Ml 49286

Michigan Beta Justine Young 8361llppan 16101 Goodman CI. Sepl. 15-29 Uruversity of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI 48104 burel, MD 20707 OCI. 2 -4

Michigan Gamma Katie E. Vickers 343 N. Harrison 06300 Bo yne City Rd Sepl. 15 -27 Michigan State Uruversity E Unsing , MI 48823 Charlevoix , MI 49720

MINNESOTA

Minnesota Alpha Cynthia DeSimone 1109 '5th St SE 11 Spyglass Rd Sepl. 15 - 22 University of Minnesota Minneapolis , MN 55414 Dellwood, MN 55110

MISSISSIPPI

Mississippi Alpha Christine Breerwood SS Box 8376 SS Box 8376 Aug 21 - 26 University of Southern Hattiesburg, MS 39406 Hattiesburg, MS 39406 Mississippi

Mississippi Beta Angie Akins P O. Box 83 47

Uruversity of Mississippi Uruversity, MS 38677 Walls , MS 38080

MISSOURI

Missouri Alpha Sandy Borgschulte 511 E. Rollins 1212 Fieldhurst Dr Aug 22-27 University of Missouri Columbia, MO 65201 Manchester; MO 63011

Missouri Beta Shelia Martinez Washington U Box 1182 258 ChurchiU Ln Aug 31-Sepl. 11 Washington Uruversity SI. Louis, MO 63130 Ballwin, MO 63011

Missouri Gamma Debra Deputy 900 N. Benton , Drury College P O Box 1391 Sept. 1-4 Drury College Springfield, MO 65802 Lebanon, MO 65536

MONTANA

Mont:Hla' Alpha Kristie Geck 1304 So 5th 1404 Terry Ave

-2 5 Montana State Uruversity .Bozeman, MT 59715 Billings , MT 59102

NEBRASKA

Nebraska Beta Julie Youngscap 426 N 16th 4120 lllliesin Dr. Aug 18 - 22 Uruversity of Nebraska Lincoln , NE 68508 Lincoln, NE 68520

NEVADA

Nevada Alpha Michelle Chavez 869 North Sierra P O

8598

21 -2 6 University of Nevada Reno, NV 89503 Reno, NV 89507

NEW MEXICO

New Mexico Alpha Karen Joy WojtaS 1701 Mesa Vista NE 917 Eighth Street NW Aug 13-17 University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM 81106 Albuquerque, NM 87102

New Mexico Beta Lisa Franchiru PO Box 3134 UPB PO Box 3134 UPB Aug 14 -18 New Mexico State University Us Cruces, NM 88003 Las Cruces , NM 88003

NEW YORK

ew York AJpha Courtney Ellinger 210 Walnut Place 518 Burg 51. Aug 31-Sepl. 9 Syracuse Uruversity Syracuse, NY 13210 Granville , OH 43 023

ew York Gamma lllmmy Badger 21 Romoda Dr 79 Maple 51. Jan 21 - Feb 14 51. Lawrence University Canton , NY 13617 Rouses Pont , NY 12979

ew York Delta Anne Peracca 330 Triphammer Rd 10 East Meadow Rd Jan 14-27, 1990 Cornell University Ithaca , NY 14850 Westport , CT 06880

New York Epsilon Noreen O ' Brien 1985 15th Street

420 Mass Ave Jan 18 - 25 , 1990 Rensselaer Polytechnic Troy, NY 12180 lexington, MA 02173 Institute

New York Zeta Nancy Wemmerus Colgate Box L3061

9 Bowdoin Lane Feb. 1990 Colgate University Hamilton , NY 13346 Wappinger Falls , NY 12590

NORTH CAROLINA

North Carolina Alpha Laura L. Webb 109 Hillsborough St. A-42 White Oak Sept. 5-16 University of North Carolina Chapel Hill , NC 27514 105 Fidelity St. Carrboro , NC 27510

North Carolina Beta Elizabeth O'Neil PO Box 5039, Duke Station 1910 Carrs Hill Rd Jan , 1990 Duke University Durham , NC 27706 Charlottesville, VA 22903

NORTH DAKOTA

North Dakota Alpha Dorothea leppi 409 Cambridge 4716 Woodland Ave Aug 22-27 University of North Dakota Grand Forks, ND 58201 Duluth , MN 55803

OHIO

Ohio Alpha Anjanette M llano 6 S College Street 6703 Lupine Lane Sept., 1989 Ohio University Athens , OH 45701 Mclean, VA 22101

Ohio Beta Mary leslie 1845 Indianola Ave 12900 Lake Ave PH #1 Sept 15-24 Ohio State University Columbus , OH 43201 Lakewood , OH 44107

Ohio Delta Kelly Carles 91 W Wimer St. 4437 Havasu Court Sept 18 -24 Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware, OH 43015 Beavercreek , OH 45431

Ohio Epsilon Brenda A Muraco 2909 W. Cemral 7211 Wild Haven Pk Sept 13 -17 University of Toledo Toledo, OH 43606 Lambertville, MI 48144

Ohio Zeta Kama Tate 126 Minnich Hall 2011 Honey Ridge Ct. Aug. 20-Sept. 3 Miami University Oxford, OH 45056 Chesterfield, MO 63017

Ohio Eta Jane E Milbourn 425 W College Street 8262 Whitney Lane

15 Denison University Granville, OH 43023 Painesville , OH 44077

Ohio Theta Kim Sarty 425 E Court St. 901 Goldenrod Dr Aug 16 - 22 Bowling Green State Pi Beta Phi Bellevue , OH 44811 University Bowling Green , OH 43402

Ohio Iota Colony Tracy Simecek clo Lori Feldhouse 2598 Bridgeton Dr Aug 30 - Sept. 20 Un iversity of Dayton 306 Kiefaber Hudson, OH 44236 Dayton, OH 45409

OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma Alpha Denise Reed 1701 Elm Avenue 3112 Meadow Avenue Aug. 17 - 22 University of Oklahoma Norman , OK 73072 Norman, OK 73072

Oklahoma Beta Monica Minjares 324 S Cleveland Ave 6440 S Sandusky Aug 9 -15 Oklahoma State University Stillwater, OK 7407 4 Tulsa , OK 74136

OREGON

Oregon Alpha Michelle Pix ton 1518 Kincaid St. 14695 S w. Foust Dr Sept 16 -21 University of Oregon Eugene , OR 97401 Beaverton, OR 97007

Oregon Beta Jodi L. Knox 2685 NW Taylor

2472 Bora Bora Way Sept 17 - 24 Oregon State University Corvallis , OR 97331 Medford , OR 97504

Oregon Gamma Tammy Deminger 900 State St H-230 5608 Schiesel Aug 30-Sept. 2 Willamette University Salem , OR 97301 Klamath Falls , OR 9 7 603

PENNSYLVANIA

Pennsylvania Beta Teigue Thomas Box C - 2031 , Bucknell University 33 7 Benson Place Feb 1- 25 , 1990 Bucknell University lewisburg, PA 1783 7 Westfield , NJ 07090

Pennsylvania Gamma Janet M Cashman Holland Union Bldg 135 van Homon Ave. Jan 25 - Feb 8 , 1990 Dickinson College Dickinson College Chatbam TWP , NJ 0 7 928 Carlisle, PA 17013

Pennsylvania Epsilon Betb Ann Rebuck 5 Heister Hall

3361 Ocean Dr., Unit 3 Aug 28 - Sept. 13 Pennsylvan;a State University University Park , PA 16802 Avalon , NJ 08202

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Pennsylv:mi2 Zeta 1lka Hanselmann 241 E Beau St. 49 East Wheeling St., Apt. 3 Feb 5-9 , 1990 washington & washington , PA 15301 W-lshington , PA 15301 jefferson College

Pennsylv:mia Eta Laura F Woodward College Station , PO Box 5345 22 Pelham Road jan .- Feb 1990 Lafayette College Easton, PA 18042 Weston, MA 02193

SOUTH CAROLINA

South Carolina Beta Melissa Armbrust Box 2246, University Station Box 9646 , University Station Aug 21 - 28 Clemson University Clemson University

Clemson University Clemson , SC 29632 Clemson , SC 29632

SOUTH DAKOTA

South Dakota Alplu Mary Pat Zimmerman 118 N Plum 1114 S 1st

6-10 University of South Dakota Vermillion , SO 57069 Sioux Falls, SO 57105

TENNESSEE

Tennessee Beta Wendy Parrish 118 24th Ave., South 817 Westchester Dr jan 9-20 , 1990 vanderbilt University Nashville, TN 37212 Lexington, KY 40502

Tennessee Gamma Sharon Sawyer 1531 West Cumberland Ave. 4108 Garden Dr Aug 19 - 26 University of Tennessee Knoxville, TN 37916 Knoxville, TN 37918

Tennessee Delta Michelle lfim 72 57 Hillshin: Dr 7257 Hillshire Dr Aug 20 - 24 Memphis State University Memphis, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38133

TEXAS

Texas Alpha Blair Duwe 2300 San Antonio

University of Texas

, TX 78705

1l::xas Beta Mandy Heist 3103 Daniel 787 Ocean Shore Blvd jan 9-13 , 1990 Southern Methodist Dallas, TX 75205 Ormond Beach , Fl 320 74 University

Texas Gamma julie Bosworth Box 4324 1ech Station 303 Detroit, Apt. 204 Aug 22 - 27 Texas Tech University Lubbock , TX 79406 Lubbock, TX 79415

1l::xas Delta Cindi Collins PO Box 29704 T C.U

Christian University Fon Wonh , TX 76129 Fon Worth , TX 76132

Texas Epsilon Angela M Monschke P.O. Box 13187 P O Box 292 Aug 21-25 North Texas State Denton , TX 76203 Krum , TX 76249 University

Texas Zeta Renee Thomason 1500 S 15th , #216 415 Georgetown jan 9-14 Baylor University Wotco, TX 76706 Beaumont , TX 77707

1l::xas Eta Pam Bell 1601 Munson Ave Pi Beta Phi Aug 20 - 26

1l::xas A & M University College Station , TX 77840 PO Drawer BL College Station , TX 77841

1l::xas Zeta Caren Crouch 1222 S 11th #7201 8700 Appamatox jan 9 - 14 Baylor University Wotco, TX 76706 College Station , TX 77840 (co-chainrum)

UTAH

Utah Alpha C. Paige Hanks 1443 E 100 S 1608 Chapel Oaks Cir. Sept. 17 - 23 University of Utah Salt Lake City, UT 84102 Sandy, UT 84093

VERMONT

Vermont Beta Brittany Callard 369 S Prospect 5501 Carnoustie Ct. Sept. 19 -24 University of Vermont Burlington , VT 05401 Dublin , OH 43017

VIRGINIA

Virginia Gamma Katherine Binswanger Pi Beta Phi, Sorority Ct

2700 Stratford Rd Sept 14-24 College of William & Mary Richmond Rd. Richmond, VA 23225 Williamsburg, VA 23185

Virginia Delta Jill M Harhai 1532 W. 49th Street

77B Whiton Rd.

Aug 27 -Sept. Old Dominion University Norfolk, VA 23508 Neshanic Station , NJ 08853

Virginia Epsilon Deme Kalleres 1509 Gndy Avenue

5596 Blake House Ct. Jan 14-30, 1990 University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903 Bucke, VA 22015

Virginia Zeta Christine V:m Scoyoc P.O. Box 417

4608 Sherwood Dr Jan. 12-20, 1990 Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg, VA 24060 Pittsburgh, PA 15236 & State University

Virginia Eta Kirsten Lynn Eisel Box #55 , University of Richmond

25105 Seneca View Ct. Jan 7-13, 1990 University of Richmond Richmond, VA 23173 Gaitbersburg, MD 20879

WASHINGTON

Washington Alpha Gigi Beall 4548 17th NE

5250 SW Landing Sq #13 Sept. 12-19 University of Washington Seattle, WA 98105 Portland, OR 97201

Washington Beta Peggy Cowling NE 825 Linden

3140 SW 97th Ave Aug 17-21 Washington State University Pullman, WA 99163 Portland, OR 97225

Washington Gamma Kelly Wolff UPS Smitb Hall, Pi Beta Phi 1575 Willow Dr. Jan. 13 - 20 , 1990 University of Puget Sound Tacoma, WA 98416 Long Lake, MN 55356

WEST VIRGINIA

West Virginia Alpha Paula Rebich 1493 University Ave. 2342 Monroeville Rd West Virginia University Morgantown, WV 26505 Monroeville, PA 15146 Sept. 17-23

WISCONSIN

Wisconsin Alpha Cynthia Geocaris 130 Langdon SI. 3309 Cameo Ct. Aug 27-Sept. 5 University of Wisconsin Madison, WI 53703 Green Bay, WI 54301

WYOMING

Wyoming Alpha Rachel E Black Pi Beta Phi , Fnternity Park 28629 Newcastle Rd Aug 21 - 25 University of Wyoming LaDmie, WY 82070 Highland, CA 92346

CANADA

Alberta Alpha Brenda Bonetti 11012 85 Ave 11012 85 Ave Sept 17 - 22 University of Alberta Edmonton, AB T6G ow6 Edmonton , AB T6G OW6 CANADA CANADA

Ontario Alpha Paola Turner 220 Beverley St. 24 Pinehurst Crescent Sept 18 - 29 University of Toronto Toronto, ON M5T IZ3 Toronto, ON M9A 3A5 CANADA CANADA

Ontario Beta Jennifer Thomas 29 3 C entnl Ave. 508 Oak Park Dr Sept. 17- 2 4 University of London , ON N6R 2C9 London , ON N6H 3N 7 Western Ontario CANADA CANADA

Alumnae Club Rush Information Chairmen (ACRIC)

FOR 1989-90 RUSHING SEASON

ALABAMA

Auburn - Op"llka , At -Mrs D G Christi:msen, 203 Bibb Ave. , Aub urn , AL 36830

Binninglwn , At -Mrs. Stan Br:adl ey, 3344 Faring Road , Birmingham , AL 35223 Huntsville, At -Shannon K2ylor, Box 737 , Huntsville, AL 35804

Mobile, At-Mrs Lenore Johnston , 2713 Perin Ct ., Mobile, AL 36693 Montgomery, At -Carol Tdehany, \086 Roslyn Dr., Montgomery, AL 361\1 Thscaioosa , At -Mrs Charles R Cobb, 23- B Indian Lake Townhomes , Nonhpon , Al 35476

ALASKA

Anchorage, AX -Debbie Poling , 1519 F Street, Anchor:age, AK 99501

ARIZONA

Gre"n Valky, AZ Pock"t - Mary H Hildebrand, 140 Green Valley, AZ 85614

Pboub:, AZ- Carol Poore, 4217 N 3 1s t Place, #B, Phoenix , AZ 85016

Conway, AR Pock"t- Carol M Bolding , 5 Flintstone, ConMY, AR 72032

Eastuo Arkansas-Mrs Gere Carnalhan , 46 Neil Rd ., Hele na , AR 72342

Fay"tttvlll"-Springdale, AR-Mrs SIeve Noland , 1632 BoSlon Place, Fayetleville, AR 72703

Forrest City, AR-Mrs Rausc h Hodges , 2935 Mary Dr , Forrest Cit y, AR 72335

Fort Smith, AR-Mrs Edward s"dweil , 2200 Soulh 46 1h SI , FI. Smith, AR 72903

Hot Springs, AR -Mrs Brooks Rice, 307 N Point Lookout , HOI Springs , AR 7 19 13

Thcson , AZ- Sue Ste rling , 4609 N Avenida Del Cazad or, Thcson , AZ 85718

ARKANSAS

Lltde Ked River, AR Pocket -Mrs Rutherford , Rt 2, Box 477B , Eden Isle, Heber Springs , AR 72543

Lltd" Kock , AR-Mr.; Charl es Whiteside, 2905 N Fillmore, Little Roc k, AR 72207 AND Mrs David Menz , 5 Sunset Dr., Little Roc k , AR 72207

Osceola , AIt Pocket-Mrs Scon Fergus , 6 Linda Sue, Osceola , AR 72370 Tnarkana , A1t-TX - Mrs Denni s Landreaux , 6111 Pleasant Lane, Texarkana , TX 75503 Wyllfte, AR PocILet - Mrs Ken Johnson , 14 Wynnewood , Wynne, AR 72396

CALIFORNIA

Antel0p" Vall"y, CA -Mrs Jim EdW2rds , 44040 Halcomb SI. , Lancaster, CA 93524

Bak"rsfield , CA-Mrs William Palmer, 7100 Mesa Verde, Bakersfield , CA 93309

B"rkd"y-East Bay, CA-Mrs Eric Fos ter, 5744 Bue na Vistl Ave. , Oakland , CA 946 18

C"nt1'2i Orang" County, CA - Mrs James Scanlon , 2725 1 Calle del Cid , Mission Viejo, CA 92691

C"otrai San Joaquin Vall"y, CA-Mrs Linda Henderson , 2461 Wesl Menlo, Fresno, CA 93711

Chico, CA Pocket -Mrs Elizabeth O Hill , 2520 Ramada Way, Chico, CA 95926 Contra Costa , CA -Jean Pentimonte, 27 Southampton PI. , Lafayette, CA 94549

Del Sol North , CA -Mrs. John Kelting , 439 Lorna Larga , So lana Beach, CA 92075 Glendale, CA-Kristen Fiss , 1981 Cres ts hire Dr., Glendale, CA 91208 La Canada , CA -Mrs. Donald Lincoln , 812 Valley Crest , La Canada , CA 9\01\ LaJolla , CA-Mrs Pal King Sell , 8440 Cliffridge Lane, La Jolla , CA 92037 Long Buch, CA-Margo Wilton Lesse'r, 5315 Canterbury Dr , Cy p ress, CA 90630 Los Angeles, CA-D ian ne Diannino, 4612 EI Reposo Dr., Los Angeles , CA 90065 Marlo County, CA - Mrs Mack Mill e r, P.O. Box 89, Ross , CA 94957 Monterey Peninsula , CA - Mrs A E Downs , 1\22 Wildcat Canyo n Rd ., Pebble s"ach , CA 939 53

North Orange County, CA-K2therine Shaheen , 391\ Ravenswood Dr., Yorba Linda , CA 92686

North San Diego County, CA -Judy Ruzich , 329 w. Eastridge Lane, Escon did o , CA 92026 AND Estelle Finste r, 11\5 San Jacinto Glen , Esco ndido , CA 92026

Boulder, CO-Mrs John Hamer, 4883 Tanglewood Coun , Boulder, CO 80301

Palo Alto, CA-Mrs John Barnel, 2 Roberl S Dr., Menlo Park, CA 94025

Pasad"na, CA -Mrs Donald M Mcinnes , 5 Halsted Circle, Alhambr:a , CA 9180 1 RIverside, CA-Mrs Ric hard D Cartier, 1\00 Co untry Club Dr., Riversi d e, CA 92506

Sacramento, CA -Susan Smrekar, 8952 Lismore Dr., Elk Grove, CA 95624

San Diego, Ca -Mrs Thomas Darcy, 12897 Corben Ct ., San Diego, CA 92130

San FerD2lldo Valley, CA -Gay le G McClean , 4025 Declar:alion, Woodland Hills , CA 91364

San Francisco, CA-Ms Gaye M Baldauf, 3465 Pierce SI. , #4 , San Fr:ancisco, CA 94 123

San Jose, CA - Mrs S }. Gurnmersall , 25 1 Old Adobe Rd ., Los Gatos , CA 95030

San Mateo County, CA-M rs John Br:awner, 303 Ascot Rd Hillsborough , CA 94010

Santa Barbara , CA - Mrs Neal C. Rasmussen , 5100 Cat he dral Oaks, Sa nta Barbara , CA 93 111

Santa Monica-Westside, CA -Mrs G H Moyer, 720 Lachman Lane, Pacific Palisades , CA 90272

South Bay, CA - Mrs Ric hard Fallgren , 6620 Via Siena , Rancho Palos Verdes , CA 90274

South Coast, CA - Betty Bacon Bonge, 600 Myslic View, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

Stanislaus County, CA -Les lie McAdams , 1006 Ashford Ct ., ModeslO, CA 95350

Twin Sisters, CA Pock"t -Mrs. G Douglas Thompson , 340 Peach Tree Ave., Vacaville, CA 95688

Vall"y of the Moon , CA-Mrs Thomas Blackslone, 4728 Stone hedge Dr., Santi Rosa , CA 95405

Ventura County, CA-Mrs James O lloyd - BUller, P O Box 4007, Saticoy, CA 93004

Whitder Area , CA -Mary Hohne, 8632 La Tremolina Lane, Whinier, CA 90605

Yuba-S utter, CA - Mrs S R Murry, 487 SI. James CI. , Box 166 , Yuba Ci t y, CA 95991

COLORADO

Co lorado Springs, CO-Karla Heard-Price, 62 Rising Sun Terr:ace, Color:ado Springs , CO 80921

o.,nve r, CO-Joyce Metz (i n -s tlte) 9561 E Grand Ave. , Englewood , CO 801\1 AND Cy nthia F Chase (o ul -o (-s ute ) 550 E 12th Ave., #1907 , Denver, CO 80203

Evergreen, CO-Mrs F. A Fry, P O Box 944 , Evergreen , CO 80439

Fort Col1lns, CO-Mary T. Hodge, 827 Ashford Ln ., Ft Collins , CO 80526

Jefferson County, CO - Mrs Mark Neises , 444 Sirong , Brighton , CO 80601

Pu"bl o, CO-Mrs D Henrikson , 2029 Elizabelh , Pueblo, CO 81003

CONNECTICUT

Hartford , CT -Mrs G Kendall Wrighl , 39 Van Buren Ave., West Hartford , CT 06\07

Mancheskr Aru , CT - Mrs Daniel Miller, 54 Leland Dr., Manchesler, CT 06040

New Haven , CT -Anne E Varrone, 181 EdW2rds St ., #3, New Haven , CT 06511

Southern Fairfield County, CT -Jane C. Micati , 34 Copper Beech Rd ., Greenwich , CT 06830

, DISTRICT O F COLUMBIA

Maryland-DC Suburban-lkth Witorsch , 11033 Powder Horn Dr., Potomac, MD 20854

Washington, DC-Mrs V H Weitzel , 4974 Dr , lktb(S«a , MD 20816

FLORIDA

Bl'n'2rd County, FL-Cacla S Pinkney, 3301 Rivercrest Dr., 1305 Melbourne, Fl 32935 Cleuwater, FL-Ann Schneider, 2608 Sycamore Dr., Clearwater, Fl 34623 Daytoll2-0rmond lkach , FL-Carol yn J. Hartigan , 275 Indigo Dr., Unit 309 , Daytona &acb , FL 32014

Deland, FL-Mrs _ J. F McCallum , 1600 E Minnesou AR , Deland , FL 3272 4 Fort uudcrcWe, FL-Margaret Jelstrom , 625 SW 12th St. , Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33315 Fort W:liton Beach, FL Pocket - Mrs Ted Hanson , 107 1>ominica Wzy, Niceville, FL 32578

Hollywood, FL Pocket-Mrs Bruce Johns , 414 S 57th Terr., Hollywood ,' Fl 33023 JacksonvUle, FL-Mrs Matthew Schellenberg , 131 lkrmuda Ct ., Ponte Vedra &ach , FL 32082

Miami, FL-Julie F. Hill , 8025 SW 158 Terrace, M12mi , FL 3315 7 Naples, FL-Mrs Mark Ackerman , 3184 Ponce de Leon Dr., Naples , FL 33942

Athens, GA-Mrs Hugh Fowler, 125 Mal Bay Rd ., >'.thens , GA 30606

Atlanta, GA-Mrs R A Garner, Jr., 1980 Nonh Akin Dr NE , Atlanta , GA 303 4 5

Ocala·GalnesvUle, FL-Renee laCasse, 1500 NW 16th Ave., #214 , Gainesville, FL 32605

Orlando-Winter Park, FL-Carlotta Watson , 239 Quayside Circle, Maitland , fL 327 51 Palm Beach, 'Fl.-Mrs J A Poner, 147 Thrde Creek Dr., Tequesta , FL 33458

Pensacola, FL-Mrs Ashton Hayward , 2380 ' Hallmark ar., Pensacola , FL 32503

Port Charlotte, FL Pocket-Mrs W E Kimball , 23 77 &acon Dr., Pon Charlotte, FL 33952

SL htenbutg, FL-Mrs Robb A. Bauman , 6072 18th St. South , St Petersburg , FL 33 7 12

Sarasota-Manatee, FL-Lucy 8. Harrison , 5900 Midnight Pass Rd ., IW -103 , Sarasota , FL 342 4 2

Southwest Florida-Mrs Larry Davis, 2924 Gladiola St ., Fon Myers , FL 33901

Tallahassee, FL-Ms Mahaska Whitley, 4 27 N Ride, Tallahassee, Fl. 32303

Tampa, FL-Mr.i G H Domingues, 1504 Sheridan Forest Dr., Tampa , FL 33629

GEORGIA

Mld-Georgla-Mn. George A Krause, 1Il0 River Nonh Blvd ., Macon , GA 31211

HAWAII

Honolulu, HI-Karen E MCCarthy, 249 K2elepulu Dr., K2i1ua , HI 96 73 4

Boise, 10 - Terri Gray Schultz , 120 E Mallard Dr., #203 , Soise, 10 83 706

Alton-Edwardsville, IL-Bonnie R Tiemann , 1802 Arrow Head Lane, Godfrey, IL 62035

ArlJnctoa Hetpb, JL-Mn Arthur C. Thompson , 556 Woodrnar Terr., Crystal Lake, IL 60014

AYOIl-Bushnell, IL-Martha Davis, 600 East 'M>ocI St. , Avon , IL 61415 AND Ilene Lawson , 931 N Crafford St. , Bushnell , 61422

BI8OIIliap>a-Normal, IL-Mn Patrick Collins, 14 Barley Circle, BlOOmington , IL 61704

Champaip-Ur:barua, IL-Mn Philip SUIIIJDen, 2112 Byrnebruk , Champaign , IL 61821

Cblaao South Suburban, IL-Mn Ron SIatcr, 2855 Cambridge Lane, Olympia Fields , IL 60461

Cblaao West Suburban, IL- Mn Helen Speir, 327 S Catherine, La Grange, IL 60525 Decatur, IL-Martha R. Grohne, 3077 Fltzgera1d Rd ., Decatur, 1L 62521

DuPaae Couty, IL-Mn Richard D Warfel , 760 Forest , Glen Ellyn , IL 601 37 AND Mn R L. WaotIdin , 844 Euclid , Elmhurst , IL 60126

Foll lliftt' ¥alley, IL- Mn. L. Schuster, 18 Hathaway Aurora , IL 60504

GalesburJ, IL-Mary Ann Whiteman , lOS Bayard Ave. , Knoxville, 1L 61448

HinIdaIc-Napenille, IL-Mn Sra,en Satkamp, 414 E. First St. , Hinsdale, IL 60521 (Hinsdale area) AND Mn James Brown , 88 Waxwing St. , Naperville, IL 60565 (Lisle -Naperville)

IDAHO

ILliNOIS

lake Couty, IL-K2thy Roscher, 1332 Edgewood Rd ., Lake Forest , IL.60045

Lake Shore, IL-Stcphanic Cross , 330 Thackeray Lane, Nonhfield , IL 60093

Mllton Township, IL-Angela Killian Underwood , 27W2l1 Chartwell Dr., Winfield., IL 60190

Monmouth, IL-Mn Ruth B: Thrnbull , 19 Lincoln Cn , Monmouth, IL 61462

North Shore, IL-Mn Ronald Balsbaugb , 7 15 Ashland Ave. , Wilmette, IL 60091 (New lHer &: Regina 1>ominican H S ) AND Mrs Robert Heiberger, 2536 Matey, Evanston , IL 60201 (Evanston , H S ) AND Mrs Donovan Ellis, 2120 Clover, Nonbbrook , IL 60062 (Glenbrook No. H S.) AND Ann HaU , 821 Hudson Rd , Glenview, IL 60025 (Glenbrook So H S.)

Oak Park-iiivet' Forest, IL-Marian E. Gilbert , 642 lklldone, Oak Park , IL 60302

Park Ilidae-.Des PbJDcs, IL-Molly O Wiggins , 438 Meacham , Park Riclge, IL 60068

Peoria, IL - Laura Wilson Kolb, 4315 N Universiry, Petlria , IL 6161 4 Quad City, IL-IA-Mn: Peter Benson , 1313 30th St , Moline, IL 61265 Rockford, IL-Barbara G McCoy, 10022 ReUswood Dr., lklvidere, IL 61008 AND Georgann Johnson , 913 'iIUodJane Ave. , Rocldord , IL 6110 7 Sprloafidd, IL-Jane Suter, 2308 Sylvan , Springfield , IL 62 704

Windy City, IL - Elizabeth L Shaw, 533 W Barry Ave. , #9A , Chicago, IL 6065 7

INDIANA

Anderson , IN - Mrs Jam es Wcssar, 37 Co lo ny Rd ., And erso n , IN 460 11

Bloomington , IN -Mrs James To polgus , 840 Woodscrest , Bloo mingto n , I 47401

Columbu , IN - Mrs Roben Evans , 333 37th t ., Co lumb us , 1 47203

EUthart County, IN - Julie O ' Brie n , 322 Cherry Tree Lane, El kh an , IN 46514

Fort W:ayoe, IN -Sara Rumage Quigl ey, 923 Aurora Knoll Trail, Fon W2y ne, I 46825

Fraoklln , IN - Mrs John C. Snyder, R R II, Sox 284 , Frankli n , IN 46131

EvansvUle, I - Mrs Daniel McGinn, 1024 Kirkwood Dr , Evansville, In 47715

Greencastle, IN Pocket -Mn Russell Elliott , R. 4 , Greencastle, IN 46135

IN -Lynn D Underwood, 10033 4th t ., Highland , I 46322

Indianapolis, IN -Linda Lukens, 5111 Woodside Coun , Carmel, IN 46032

indianapolis -South Surburban , IN -Mn Raben Sowles , 6125 Bryan Dr., In d ianapolis , 1 46227

Kokomo, I N-Mrs Donna Colvill , 3208 Susan Dr., Ko komo, IN 46902

Wayette, IN - Mn Russell Anhur, 2710 Covi ng ton , West Lafayette, I 47906

MJchlana, IN -MI - Tracy P Gre ulich , 1815 McKinley, South lknd , IN 46617

Munde, IN - Mrs Raben milSOn , 2601 Chelsea , Muncie, IN 47304

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

Southeastern indiana -Mary C. Swans, 12 10 N. Harrison, Rus hville, IN 46173

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

Terre Haute, IN Pocket -Mrs Joh n Tem pl eton, 96 Forest Glen Ct ., Terre H:lute, IN 47802

Vaiparalso, IN -Mrs Raben Laterw, 64 - 2W 550 N., Y2 lparaiso, IN 46383

A8ea, lA-Carol CuIbcnoo johnson, MacDomld Woods, Ames, lA 50010

Cedar tipida, IA-Ma janIcs Saultt, 2507 Whitt E2Ik lk2II SE, Cedar Ibpids, lA 52403

Da lIoIaeI, IA - Ma Carrou De Vries, Il2 S 3200 St ., 1Ibt Des Moines, lA 50265

lDdWtola, IA - AJdcne K. Downing, 1801 Counuy Club Rd ., lndlanola, lA 50125

IIayI, D Podet-Barb Ruliffson, 1005 w. 38th , Ibys, KS 67601

D-Ma: David 1Wcito, 3918 WIbon R.oad , Hutchinson , KS 67502

&auas City, D-M2ry IJnn Holbrook, 2005 Wash.lnctoo BIYd ., Kansas City, KS 66102

&auas City, 1I00SIIawKe IIIIaaoA, D-Ma Rdcbnwl , 11810 Glen AIbor ltt , ltaDsas CIty, MO 64114

IOWA

lo_Oty, lA-Mrs R: W Fincham, 1475 Grmd Ave. , Iowa City, lA 52240

lIollllt Pleawlt, lA-Mrs Richard Garrds , R R II , MI Plcasaru , lA 52641

Qua4 CIty, D.-lA-Mrs. I'Uer IIcnson , 1313 30th St ., Molinc, 1L 61265

Sioux CIty, 1A-}C2n Knm , 4812 Royal Ct , SiouI City, lA 51106

KANSAS

laWftncc, D-Jane IWIcUffe, 515 Lindley Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044

1IaabaIaa, D-Hothcr Gritton , Elm Unc, Manbm2n , 1CS 66502

Topeka, D-Mrs Kenneth PaTy, 3126 SIwIow Unc, 1bpcb, KS 66604 AND Ma

Thomas \1tIch , 3115 W 15th, 1bpcb. KS 66604 Ylcbla, D - K2y 1tcYdI, 8609 Wicbitl, KS 67206

KENTUCKY

1.c:IrJaaCoD, ltV - Ma. M2rcic Hicks, 284 Glendale Ave. , l.aiJI8ton , KY 40505 lowmnc. J;Y - Ma G G Maler, 6305 Glen Hill Rd ., Louisville, KY 40222

OWCIISboro, ltV Poc:tct-1Crri R. Coke, 10435 Hwy 81 , Ullca , KY 42376

LOUISIANA

A1CDadria, LA-Ma James David, 7161tidgcwood , A10:andri2, LA 71303 BafoD LA-Ma A L. WmI, Jr., 4846 Bcccb tbrbor, Ibton Rouge, LA 70817 l.afayUtir, LA-Sally Herpin, 214 .oodbIuIJ Rd , W2yette, LA 70503 lake CbarJa, U-Sus2n EIcndtt, 1200 lnvemcss , Lake Charles, LA 70605 loalslaaa PfcJrtMIJoft-Ma H Scott GilrcIth , 550 N Lotus Dr. , M2ndcviIIc, LA 70448

Moaroe, LA-Ma James E Lowery, 2206 Bcccbwood Monroc, LA 71201

New 0rIeaas, LA-Calberinc Kcboc, 305 Southern Rd ., River Ridge, LA 70123 Shftftpon, LA-Ma J }. Cnwford , 9533 PilCh Pine, Shrevqlon , LA 71118 AND Mrs Robcn Haley, 7820 CrcswdI, Shreveport , LA 71106

MAINE

1!aItaD 1IaiK- Ma David MilCbeU , 63 ItuMing Hill Rd , Sc:uboroush, ME 04074

MARYLAND

IID -Ma. L. A 1ldnIwdl , 4100 Nonh Charles St ., 1l106, lWtimore, MD 21218 ,.,.".,... 1ID -1Jnn Ibtcb , 928 Bayberry Dr., Arnold , MD 21012

Maryland-DC Suburban-Beth Wilorsch , 11033 Powder Hom Dr., PoIOmac, MD 20854

MASSACHUSETTS

IIcrbIIift Couaty, IIA -GCItt M Hutchins, 27 waverly St ., Pimfldd , MA 01201

IIoIIOa CIty, IIA-Carolyn S Leaman, 52 Garden $1 , 133 , CamhridBc. MA 02130

a-Jaa, IIA-Ma Y Richard Allard , 18 Bamcsdale Rd , Natick , MA 01760

Cape Cod, MA-Ma R W. Cressey, 29 Bayshort Road, Hyannis, MA 0260l Greater SprIDaftclcl, IIA-Mrs Robcn Zlnncn ; 4S Oxford Rd :, Longmeadow, MA 01106

MICHIGAN

III-Janis Coara, Albion CoIIqc, Albion , Mi 49224

.Ya ArtIot; III-Mrs Charles A KldnscbmidI , 200 W Northfidd Church Rd ., Ann AriIor, MI 48105

a&oo.6dd I11III, III-Ma Don Carbon , 1350 Country Club, 8Ioomfidd Hills, MI 48013

DdroI& West StIIIattJaa, III joan B SIwp. 1753 KirIs BIYd ., 1205 , noy, MI 48084

Gnad..,w.. III-Nancy Scott, 1555 Mackinaw SE , Gnnd Rapids, MI 49506

G.- PoiDr, III - Ma janIcs V 3'9 McMillan , GI055C I'ointt Farms, Mi 48236

Jam-. III-Janice B. Ross, 2940 PhcasanI Run , IG, Jackson , MI 49202 '--"-Eat MI-Gayle Dunn, 1127 Farwood , WI Laming , MI 48823

lII1dIIua, IN-III- ThIcy P Grculicb , 1815 McKinley, South Bend , IN 46617

Nordl1lOOclwucl, MI-Mrs James E Clark , Jt , 32540 Old Post Rd ., Birmingham, MI 48010

1hIftne Bay Area, III-Mrs David Hicks, 303 \lblorub , navcrsc City, MI 49684

MINNESOTA

1Oaacapo1ls, MN-Jackie Hcgman , 4913 E Sunnyslopc Rd ., Ediru , MN 55424 AND ElaiDc R.cpn. 10049 lrwin Rd ., BloomIngIon , MN 55437

IIatdabatJ, IIS-Pauida M Robcruon , 713 Camp St ., tIanicsbwg, MS 39401

Jam-. IIS-Ma Pauid McNames, 915 Briarwood Dr., Jackson, MS 39211

1Icridba, IIS - WIagc Dillwonh , 1613 Hrd St ., Meridian , MS 39301

St. Paul, lIN-Mrs Bill 697 S. Grigs, St. Paul , MN 55116

MISSISSIPPI

Nortbe:ut MissIssippi-Mrs D Orman , 5 Cambridge nt , lbpclo, MS 38801 Oxforcl·UalftrIity, KS-Mugarct Anne 312 Gamer St ., Oxford , MS 38655

VlcUburs. MS Poc:tct-Ek2nor C Goins, 6696 Halls Ferry Rd ., Vicksburg , MS 39180

Columbia, 1I0-Mrs Brucc lkcketl , 500 So Glenwood , Columbia, MO 65203

MISSOURI

Jdfcnoo City, 1I0-Mrs Cyril M Hendric ks, 401 Oak Valley CI , Jefferson Ci ty, MO 65101

IWuu City, 1I0-SbawDee 1I1uI0Il, a-Mrs Geo'XC· klchnwl , 11810 Glen Arbor Tcr., K2nsas City, MO 64114

St. Jotepb, 1I0-Annc Douglass , 1418 No 26th Sr , Joseph , MO 64506

BozemaII MY

Uncoln , NE-Mrs. James M. Williams, 2916 Ctd2r Avc., Lincoln , NE 68502

Las VepSj NV-Mrs Barry Auten , 2905 Bryanl Avc. , Las Vegas , NY 89102

St Loub, 1I0-Mrs Thomas Hiz2r, 11 2 Squira.l.anc, 51. Louis, MO 63 131 AND Mrs JIobcrt Ncururiltt (Missouri a: Washington U ) 181 4 Kings Cliff Rd , St Lou is, MO 6 3 122 AND Mrs DousJas Albtttbl (K.lJ.) 14 HuntkiJb Manor Dr , 631 3 1 AND Mrs Robert Cappidlo (Drury) 9118 W Lawn , 51 Louis, MO 6 3 144

SpriDaflelcl, 1I0 - Mrs Jon Paul Bndsbaw, 2865 s Versailles, SpringfIeld , MO 65804

MONTANA

NEBRASKA

Omaha, NE-Jcncllc Pritchard , 4666 Hickory, Onuha , N£ 68106

NEVADA

limo, NV -Mrs Robert Chrisltn , 2060 Dunes Circl e, Reno, NY 89 509

NEW HAMPSHIRE

(no club)

Ikrsen County, J'I(J - Mrs Charles Kinnaird , 52 2 Hensler Lane, Oradd), NJ 0 7649 Jersey Shore, J'I(J-Karcn A Go ldbotl , 1551 Oakshirc Lane, Manasquan , NJ 087 36

NEW JERSEY

Northern New Jersey - MaryMargam McDono ugh , 22 Wendc ll Place, Clark , NJ 07066

NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque, NM -Jo an M Watcns , 8 74 lhmway Ln CI , NE , Albuquerque, NM 87122 Las Cruces, NM - Mrs Scou Ack!cso n , 4937 Thbosa , Las Cruces, NM 88001

RosweU , NM -Mrs Kendall Joyce, 709 Kansas , Roswell , NM 88201

NEW YORK

Albany, NY -Alicc M Wilson, no No nh Pinc AR, Albany, NY 12 203 Buf&lo, NY - Mrs Mark Forresl , 260 Knox 51. , Wesl Seneca , NY 14224 Lo0llsbod- North Shore,· NY - Jud it h Was il c huk , 2 1 Capilol HIS Rd ., Oyslcr Bay, NY 1177 1 New York City-Manhattan , NY -Sarah liylor, 12 1 E. 3 1s1 51 ., 11 -A, New Yor k , NY 10016 Rochester, NY - Mrs Richard L. Bailey, 20 Cay Wood Lane, Fairport , NY 14450

Schenectady, NY -Roberta Pallante, 1334 Sumon! 51. , Schenectad y, NY 12308 Syracuse, NY -Mrs. MeriJcc K100twyk , 102 W Davcnha ucr 51., Easl Syracuse, NY 1305 7 1I'cstchester County, NY - Mrs Marian E Moore, (So ul h) 99 Lon gvaJc Rd ., Bronxville, NY 10708 AN D Mrs Josephinc B G ray (Nonh ) Box 128, Kemeys Covc 6-19 , Sc arborough , NY 10510

NORTH CAROLI NA

Charlotte, NC-Mrs Thomas C. Britlon , 5024 Jarrell Court , Ch arlotle, NC 28211

SandbUls of North carolina -Mrs ]. Strause Campbell , 3 Ridgewood Place, Pinchursl , NC 28 374

NORTH DAKOTA

G reater Grand Forks, ND -Mrs Curt Magnuson , 2515 Chestnul , Grand Forks , NO 58201

Akroo, OR - Patsy Hewes Gill , 21 7 1 Pincbrook fuiJ , Cuyahoga Falls , OH 44 22 3

Athens, OR -Mrs Charles Fulks, 44 Maplewood Or., Athens, OH 45701

Cantoo , OR -Mrs David Massarclli , 1817 Jackson AR NW, Massillon , OH 4464 6

Clnclonatl , OH -Mrs Stevc Gilmore, 7 104 51 Edmunds Dr., Cincinnati , OH 4 52 30

Cicvdand East , OH -Mrs John Harrington , 22 Chelsea CoUrt , Cba8rin Falls , OH 44 022 Clcvdand WCIt , OH - Mrs Kevin 4'nch , 63 70 Stanbury, Parma , OH 44 129

COlumb OH -Mrs Richard Royer, Collingswood Rd ., Columbus, OH 432 21 Dayton, OH -Corrinc Broad, 4233 MumU Or. , Kritering , OH 4 54 29

OHIO

Dc Iaw2re, O R -Mrs Jan Latson , 37 5 Hickory Lane, Delaware, OH 4 3015 Hudson , OH -Mrs Krith Dixon , 194 0 Hines Hill Rd ., Hudson , OH 44 236

Portsmouth , OH -Mrs Cyrus Kahl , 2014 Franklin Blvd ., Portsmoulh , OH 4 5662 South Central Ohio Pocket -Mrs Rockic Natoli , 15 4 Skyline Dr_, Waverl y, OH 4 5690 Springfield , OR -Mrs T Wincbert! , 1511 Creslview Dr., SpringfIcld , OH 4 55 04 Toledo, OH - Mrs WoIIWn B Kupsky, 7 550 Bonnid>rook , Sy lvani2 , OH 43 560 ""« Unl, WV- Ohio Valley - Mrs ]. K Chase, 111 7 Seventh 51. , Moundsville, WV 26041

OKLAHOMA

Ada, 01: Pocket-Mrs Gordon N Oem , 1010 S CoOSWll , Ada, OK 74820

Ardmore, Ol:-Nancttc Bt2mktt , 2618 Ridgew2)', Atdmort, OK 73401

1Iartlarilk, Ol:-Mrs .)oho Kane, 1919 Hillcrest , Banlesville, OK 74003

aJatoa-1VcaIbctfoni. OK-Mrs Randy Mcaclwn, Box 1314 , Climon , OK 73601

Duacaa. Ol:-Mrs Bruce Scott, IlL 3, Box 1'J9A, Marlow, OK 73055

Edmood Ol:-Mrs Milton Farlq-, 1900 Timberwolf Th., Edmond, OK 73013

EAld, OK -Mrs. Jim L. Anderson , 18 Rolling Oaks, Enid, OK 73703

ltay Couaty-PoIlc:a City. Ol:-Suc Lembke Helton , 2717 Homestead , Ponca City, OK 74604

Uwtoa-fort S1ll. Ol:-Mrs J. J. Young, 204 Mimosa Lane, Lawton , OK 73507

Midwest City. 01: Pocket-MIs R J Richards , 330 croat Bmd , Midwest City, OK 73130

M,,*OS«' Ol:-Aooa A. Bmman , 4501 Ocruson , OK 74401

Nol1lWl. Olt-Mls William R Coleman , 3713 Burlington , NOI1ll2ll , OK 73072

Oklahoma CIty. Ol: -Mls. Bill Pttry, 3436 NW 18th St., Oklaboma City, OK 73107

Paul's \'allq. 01:- MIs. Robert Rmnie, 1800 S Walnut , Pauls VaIIq-, OK 73075

Sapulpa, Olt Pocket-&val y Smith , 725 Country W2y, Sapulpa, OK 74066

SouthEastern OIdahoma-Polly Rq-nolds, 3002 Qu:liltidg( Cit., Dunnt , OK 74701

Stillwakr. Olt - Mrs Doug Ames, 6 Yellow Brick Rd ., StlIIW2ttt, OK 74074

lbba. OK-MIs Bruce H01mboe, 7312 So. Guy lIJlsa , OK 74136

OREGON

Cona1lls, OR-Mrs. Ucq-, 2685 SW Dearmond , CoCV2llis, OR 97333 Eupe, OR-Mrs M Clark , 975 Chippendale, Eugme, OR 97401 LaU Oswqo-Duathorpc, 08-Jodith R. Swanson, 17580 1ltt 1bp War, lili Osftgo, OR 97034

Portland. OR- Collttn Spelman , 47 EagI( Crest Dr., '49 , Osw(j!o, OR 97035 Salem. OR - Dailq-, 807 Libttty St SE , Salmi , OR 91302

PENNSYLVANIA

Caltral PennsylftJlia-Mls N W. Acklq-, 8 Easy St ., ScUnsgrove, PA 17870 HarrIsburg-Carlisle, PA-Mls Charles E Jacobs, 352 Willow Camp HlII , PA 17011 LdlJp \'alley. PA-Mls R. W Kochman , 4936 Macunge, PA 18062

Ph1Iacklpbla-Malo LilIe, PA-Mts Kathy Add/)(l)I(r, 1630 Sheridan Ln ., j(ffeoonvilk, PA 19403 Plttsburp-North .- PA-Mls Inglis, 108 Wilmar Dr , Pittsburgh , PA 15238 Plttsburp -South Hills, PA-Mls G L. Cordis , 81 Dr., Pittsburgh. PA 15241

RHODE ISLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA

Columbia, SC-Hdm J Pbillips, 722 Kinlock Coun , Columbia , SC 29223 Greater Cbarlestoa Area. SC-Mrs J. D Switztt, 675 Dr., Charleston , SC 29412

Gl'ttDville, SC - MIs Rhett hubinet , 201 Lady Slipper Lane, Gr(cr, SC 2965 I SpartanbU'l!. SC - Beth Cook Wolfe, 310 Harr(U Dr., Spartanbu'll, SC 29302

SOUTH DAKOTA

Sioux

Black Hills. SO-MIs Jay C Shultz , 3301 Flint Dr., Rapid City, SO 57702

TENNESSEE

Bristol VA-TN Pocket-MIs K Thomas Smith, 125 \lOOdland , Bristol , VA 24201

Cbataaoop. TN -Janis Johnson, 1017 Elaine 'frail , Chatt2DOOga , TN 37421 1Ul0XTil1e, TN-Ms. Gail W2uford, 1406 Apt C Knoxville, TN 37919 eoo. TN-MIs Brojamin C RI I , Box 334 , GIDiobU'l! , TN 37738

Abilene, TX-Mrs Scott Bishop, 1317 Sayles, Abilme, TX 79602 Amarillo, TX-Miss Dawn Butz, 3406 Amarillo, TX 79102 ArUoatoa-Mid Cities, TX-Mrs. Celesl( 4820 Femc=k Coun , Arlington , TX 76017

AustIn, TX-Mls John H. Sharkq>, 4613 LaUr(1 Canyon Dr., Austin , fi 78731 Bay Area, TX-Mary Dunn , 15515 Sohorse Dr. , Houston , TX 77062

BcawDoot. TX-Mls Burrus, 180 Caldwood , Beaumont , TX ro07

Bnzos \'alley TX-Mls Randall Rother; 8706 Chippendale, CoII(j!( Station, TX 77840

Bredtcarlctae. TX Pocket-MIs David L. Cl2rk, 3 ChapamI , Breckmridge, TX 76024

Camctoa-1Vl1Iacy. TX-Monica Barrera, 1640 Sam Houston , Harliogm, TX 78550 AND Thlci Muir, 2901 Dr , Harlingm , TX 78550

CarroUtoa -fanDcn Br.anch TX Pocket-Judy W Cargc:II , 3221 Rolliog Knoll , Farmm Br:aoch , TX 75234

Comoc-HuntnUle, TX-Gail leWy Jordon , 49 Vicksbu'll, Conroe, TX 77302

Corpus ChrIstI, TX-Mls Haydm W. Head , Jr. , 6221 Lost Creek , Corpus Christi , TX 78413

Cypress Crc:ck-NW Houston, TX-Mls William E Jones, Jr., 3719 Houston , TX 77068

Dallas, TX-Mls Roy A KuII , Jr. , 2928 SouthWCSkm , Dallas, TX 75225

Deotoa, TX-Mls Don Holt , 2110 Emc:rsoo Circle, Dmton , TX 76201

East fort Bead County TX-Marty Maddux While:, 610 Sugar C=k Blvd ., Sugar Land , TX 77.78

East Tau-Susan M Frmch , RI 2 , Box 279 , IDngview, TX 75605

EI Paso, TX-Sandy Jansm Cooke, 6305 Nostalgia Ct. , El Paso, TX 79912 fort Worth, TX - MIs J. Chris Stadler, 2610 G=e, Fon 'lbrth , TX 76109 Gal-. TX-Mrs. John H Clyburn, 4615 Sh=, Galveston , TX 77551 Garland, TX-Carol Mowery, '}06 Carroll , Garbod , TX 75041

Memphis. TN-MIs Mark Broughton , 5035 Dr., n , TN 38116

Nashville, TN-Evy Kay Ritzm , 5433 Camelot Rd ., B=twood , TN 3702 7

TEXAS

Graham. TX Pocket-MIs Edwin S Gra1wo III , 1510 Oak Forest Dr., Graham , TX 76046

WdallG County, TX - MIs Wilson , 700 Wiskria , TX 78501

Hill Country; TX - Mrs L. A Williams , Jr., Hunt Star Route, Box 206 , Ingram , TX 78025

Houston. TX-Mls John M Greer, 407 Lane, Houston , TX 7705 7

ltaty TX-Paroela Sprowl Diel!l , 19811 SulllltlaSet W2r, Houston , TX 77094

Lobbock. TX-Leslie Malouf, 4520 St ., Lubbock, TX 79416

LulIdn TX Pocket-Mrs. Jack D Hicks , 906 \lOOdland Dr., Lufkin , TX 75901

ManhaIJ TX-Mls Martin SpaogIer, P O Box 1212 , 2 Wingwood Terr., Marshall , TX 75670

Midlaod, TX-Mls R. M Dunbar, 909 Princeton , Midland , TX 79701

Northeast TX Pocket-MIs 10m Cobb, Jr , Box 156, Paris, TX 75460

Odc:ssa, TX Pocket-Carolyn Quillm , 1525 Sandalwood , Odessa , TX 79762

Pampa, TX Pocket-MIs Doug Carmichad , 2229 Charles, Pampa , TX 79065

Richardson - Plano, TX - MIs. William D Gaither, #6 Shmaodoah Place, Richardson , TX 75080

San Aogdo, TX-Mls. Comell , 1000 Mon((Cito Dr., San Angelo, TX 76901

San Antonio, TX - Laura F. Dawson , 1719 Encino Spring , San Antonio, TX 78259

Sherman-DenIson, TX-Mls Ron Rq-oolds, 614 McKown , Sb=, TX 7 5090

Dallas County TX-Jmoifer 4'00 HlIIery, 214 Linda Lane, Duncanville, TX 7513 7

Temple, TX Pocket-MIs 10m NOl1ll2lld , 23 18 Marbodwood Rd ., Tmlple, TX 76502

Taarbna. A1t-TX-Mls Dmnis Land=ux , 6111 Pleasant Lane, Taarkana , TX 7 550 3

l'ylc:r. TX-Mrs Tom Raroq-, 530 Shttry Lane, lYkr, TX 7 5701

Victoria, TX-Mls J B Hudson , 501 Victoria , TX 77901

Waco, TX-Mrs Harold 341 7 Circle, W2co, TX 76 708

WIchita Falls, TX-Melissa McDonald Huff, 1821 Victory, Wicbita Falls , TX 76301

Falls. SO-Ann Thompson Cole, 2621 S Lake, Sioux Falls, SO 57105

Salt Uke City, lIT-Kim Woods, 4011 Guy Rd ., Salt Lake City, lTT 84124

(no dub)

UTAH

VERMONT

VIRGINIA

Bristol, VA-TN Pocket-Mrs K. Tholll2S Smith , 125 Bristol , VA 24201

Ch2rlottcsvWe, VA - Thco Savory, RI I , Box 627 -5, Stanatdsville, VA 22973

Hampton Roa4s, VA-Mrs William A Espich, 16 Langhorne Rd ., Newpon News , VA 23606

Norfollt, VA-Janet fellS Carltr, 737 Helmsdale way, Chesapeake, VA 23320

Northern VIrgInIa- Payne BaiD , 3807 Acosta Rd , Fairfax , VA 22031

IUcbmond, VA-PoUy 703 F N Hamilton , Richmond , VA 23221

Roanoke Valley, VA-Mrs Alben C. Skelley, 5904 Saddleridge Rd ., Roanoke, VA 24018

WASHINGTON

BeUcvue-Eastsidc, WA-Carol Emmerson, 15433 59th PI. SE , Bothell , WA 98011

Brcmcrton-lUtsap County, WA Pocket-Mrs. Jack C Coleman, 2621 Fircrest PI. SE , Pon Orchard , WA 98366 knt; Aubum, WA-Mrs. R L. Johnson, 18916 SE 440th, Enumclaw, WA 98022 Mount Baker, WA Pocket-Mrs Pam Van Selus , 37091tempeter CI. , Mt Vernon , WA 98273

Olympia, WA-Ardie Hilden , 2606 S Fir, Olympia , WA 98501

Seattle, WA-Barbara N Wiper, 19705 11th NW, Seattle, WA 98177 AND Rena MmRitchey, 205 40th Ave. E, Seattle, WA 98112

Spokane, WA-Mrs Neal Degerstrom , E 7804 Woodview D., Spokane, WA 99206 'IlacOlD2, WA-Mrs Jack Knapp, 8937 51st 51. W, llIcoma, WA 98467 1V:alIa 1V:alIa, WA-Ethel Jett Giard , 1927 Leonard Dr., Walla Walla, WA 99362 Wenatcbee, Morris Wiggum , 1800 NE 10th 51. , East Wenatchee, WA 98802 YaklID2, WA-Mrs Thomas T O'Brien , 721 S 32nd Ave. , Yakima , WA 98902

WEST VIRGINIA

Ch2rlcston, WV-Betty L. Kisner, 410 Edgewater #1330 Kanawha Blvd ., Charleston , WV 25301 Clarksburg, WV-Mrs V"mcent A Collins , 738 Brightridge Dr., Bridgepon , WV 26330

Morgantown, WV-Mrs Phillip Belt , H-7 Bon Vista AplS ., Morgantown , WV 26505 Wheellng, WV- Ohlo VaJiley-Mrs J. K Chase, 1117 Seventh 51. , Moundsvilk, WV 26041

WISCONSIN

Beloit, WI-Mrs Robert Daniel, 2128 East Ridge Rd. , BelOit, WI 53511 Madison , WI -Mrs. EmestJohnson , 118 51. , Madison , WI 53705

Casper, WV - Mrs Robert Kidd, 5050 Yesness Lane, Casper, WY 82604 Cheyenne, WY - Mrs Don Riske, 617 Meadowlark Lane, Cheyenne, WY 82009

Calgary, A8 - Mrs G E Harris, 3842-1A SW, Calgary, AB T2S lR3

MJhnukee, WI-Kris Rozran, 4749 N Cramer Ave., Whitefish B.y, WI 53211 AND Muy Beth Quinn , 6117 N Alben. Lane, Glendale, WI 53217

WYOMING

WY-Mrs R L. !:men, 1012 Grand Ave., Lanmie, WY 82070

CANADA

ALBERTA

Edmonton , A8 - Mrs C. T. #7 10811 115 St ., Edmonto n , AB T5H 3 L2

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Vancouver, BC-Mrs. T H Smith , 4468 Marine Dr., West Vanco uver, Be V7 W 2N9

MANITOBA

Wlnnlpq, MB-HoUy D Mopes, 55 QUincy B.y, Winnipeg , MB R3T 4)(2

Toronto, ON - Mrs. F Bott , 623 Chrism 51. , #4, Toronto, O N M5 G 3E5

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Jolako City, 1IX-<aiI Stanford del RosaJ , MEXICO -USTTA P O 80" 3087, Lmdo, TX 7804 4

ONTARIO

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MEXICO

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In mid-January, MISSISSIPPI ALPHAS participated in an unusual fund-raiser when they helped a local department store with its annual inventory. All proceeds went to Arrowmont.

Arrowmont also benefited when VIRGINIA GAMMA held a Cut-A- Thon which was so successful that the hours had to be extended to the next day. Haircuts were $8.00 and two professional hairstylists performed the service. $214 was raised for Pi Phi's philanthropy.

Last fall the annual Pledge Olympics and the Move for Fun charity benefit at the University of Colorado combined and raised large sums of money for the Winter Park Handicap Ski Program, Boulder County Special Olympics and the Boulder Day Nursery. Of the ten sororities that competed with 21 fraternities, COWRADO ALPHA pledges raised the most money for the event.

Each winter term at the University of Oregon , the Greek system participates in Greek Days of Giving Each day of the week there is a different activity in which points are given for participation OREGON ALPHA had super participation and placed 2nd overall. The money and food from the various events were donated to YMCA children.

Colgate's Phi Delta Thetas held the third annual Sorority Superbowl in November to raise money to send mentally handicapped children to Washington , DC, in order to learn about American government. NEW YORK ZETA lasted to the championship round , when they were defeated by Gamma Phi Beta , 17-10. Much money was raised for youngsters.

DePauw 's "Winter Term" is designed to provide broad opportunities for students who wish to work on offcampus projects during January. INDIANA EPSIWN seniors, Becky Relic and Molly Maloney, chose to travel to Africa on a mission trip for their project They worked in the second largest city in Sierra Leone as part of a construction team of 35 students .

The Indiana Epsilons helped host the 1989 Indiana Women's Special Olympics Basketball Championships in March Sixteen girls and two coaches were housed with the chapter for the weekend.

TENNESSEE DELTAS hosted a crush party with Alpha Gamma Delta with girls from both sororities required to take two cans of food to be donated to the needy.

The annual IFC dance marathon at Penn State, the largest student run philanthropy in the nation, raised $456,000 this year for the 4-Diamond's Fund, benefiting families whose children suffer from cancer and are being treated at Hershey Medical Center. PENNSYLVANIA EPSIWN was right in the middle of the action, sponsoring, along with Sigma Alpha Epsilon, three official couples, as well as five additional ones.

CALIFORNIA ALPHA's spaghetti dinner with Kappa earned a generous donation for the Children's Hospital and served about 250 people.

NORTH DAKOTA ALPHA's fall pledge class sold hugs and kisses to be delivered across campus and earned money for the Grand Forks Children's Museum, becoming founding members of that organization A number of Pi Phis were United Way's Phone Pals, a hotline for children and teens. The Grand Forks United Way has won a national award for this service

In February, North Dakota Alpha and SAE sponsored a Dance-A-Thon for Muscular Dystrophy and raised over $3,000 . A Rock-A- Thon with Phi Delta Theta raised almost $2,000 for the Arthritis Foundation.

Mara Blom and Jena Franklin, CALIFORNIA EPSIWNS, participated in the Wilson School Project, tutoring and giving guidance to underprivileged children in the San Diego area . Mara and Jena each spent at least two hours a week with a child.

CALIFORNIA ALPHA held a Mexican fiesta to benefit the Children's Hospital 260 tickets were sold and the local Mexican restaurant was packed with people enjoying the food and the company. Children's Hospital received $1,300 from the event .

NEW YORK GAMMA has played an instrumental role in aiding a quadruplegic student for the last two years

Oregon Alphas sold pizza by the slice for $1.00 a ticket, which Included a drink and a movie In the PI Phi living room. Obviously well attended, $400 went to Arrowmont, and $200 each went to the Association for Retarded CHlzens and the American Cancer Society.

Michele Larson has been the Panhellenic rep and coordinator ofthe project since it began Each sorority at SLU took turns staying with Lauren Matura at night , enabling her to remain on campus , and helped her parents , who live in Canada , avoid the drive to Canton each night. Michele and Lauren graduate this spring with a wonderful friendship

Kim Coghlan , OREGON GAMMA, has organized a small group to speak to elementary school children about social issues , giving workshops concerning refusal skills , self esteem and drug and alcohol awareness. Although it is supported by the campus Alcohol Consumption Education organization and open to anyone on campus , it is largely composed of Pi Phis while it is getting started .

ILLINOIS IOTA participated in Chi Omega's annual philanthropy, March Madness , with proceeds going to the Leukemia Foundation of St. Jude 's Hospital.

CALIFORNIA BETA's major philanthropic activities were coordinated with the Berkeley Neighborhood Safety Project Tutorial Program to provide academic assistance and positive role models to disadvantaged students in the Berkeley area

GEORGIA ALPHA is helping make the dream of summer camp come true for a child with cancer Camp Rainbow, at the Medical College of Georgia , is a week long camp in June Not only did Georgia Alpha contribute money to send a child for the week , but Lynn Kendall will be a counselor at this special camp

Eight INDIANA GAMMAs are involved in Alpha Phi Omega , a service organization whose main project is sponsoring a blood drive for the entire Butler campus

MISSISSIPPI ALPHA was paired with the Pikes for Greek Week and their community service project was spending the day with a group of children from the Ellisville Retardation Center.

California Gamma has started a Greek Volleyball Tournament, to be he ld annually and benefiting Arrowmont. The first Arrowspike champions were the Betas and more than $450 was donated to Arrowmont. Krlstee Ponfll and Renee DeAngelis hold the T-shirts designed by Kristen Cotsldas.

Tennessee Delta and PI Kappa Alpha held a skating party for girls from st. Peters, a Memphis orphanage. The party consisted of pizza, gifts for the children and a visit from Santa. Assisting with the fun were (I-r) Tom Collins, Carla BuHer and Pork Jarrett.

illinois Iota 's fall pledge class visited the Americana HeaHh Care Center to play bingo and talk wHh the reSidents. At the end of the evening, they sang PI Phi songs and Christmas carols, Joined In by the residents

Florida Betas stole the show during Lambda Chi's "Heart of the Night" line dance, raising money for the American Heart Association. Dancing In the show were (front, I-r): Diana Genders, Amy Adams and Lisa Bradford. Back: Ashley Hopkins, Zoe Judge, Kelly Schirm, Chollet Godwin and Christina Klzlrlan.

Erin Egan, Wisconsin Alpha, represented PI Phi In PI Lambda Phi's Sweetheart calendar for 1989. Proceeds from sale of the calendar benefHed Special Olympics

The annual Arizona Beta Christmas party was a huge success. Instead of exchanging gifts, members took toys to donate to the Phoenix Children's

chapter went Christmas caroling at a

MIssOuri Gammas tloxanne Edelman , Kelly Litle and Robin Dietzman (I-r) participated In the Beach Bowl to benefit muscular dystrophy PI Phi bowlers placed 4th out of 11 teams In terms o f total money raised The e ffort from all bowle rs ra ised $3 ,000 for M D

New York Gamma Diamond Jubilee

seventy-five years is a memorable occasion! New York Gamma is proud to be celebrating her Diamond Jubilee in September. A festive weekend is planned for all who attend. Alumnae , we want you! Come relive your days as an active wine and blue sister!

The schedule includes ; a reception and cookie-shine Friday evening . .. tours on Saturday . .. Homecoming football game formal dinner Saturday evening . .. a trip down memory lane . . . and much , much more! Plan now to return to Canton . This will be a weekend you don ' t want to miss!

Greeks are recognized

February 26, 1989 was the semi-annual meeting of Grand Chapter for Brad ley University, sponsored by Panhellenic Council and Interfraternity Council Greek men and women who excelled in scholastic achievement were recognized and awarded Ten members of Illinois Theta earned Dean's List recognition Kelly West and Lisa Kallio received special recognition for their 4.0 grade point averages Kelly was honored also as Highest Ranking Greek Woman in the College of Business Administration

As a chapter, Illinois Theta had the third highest active GPA However, the award these Pi Phis were probably most proud of winning was " Most Panhellenic Chapter at Bradley," an award voted upon by all sororities on campus . Pi Phis know the spirit of giving and sharing and make Greek Life special for the entire Bradley campus .

Home After the party, the

Phoenix nursing home

Texas Gamma Stephanie Ogelsby serves a resi dent of a local nursing home In Lubbock , while the chapte r v isited with the residents on Va lenHne's Day

2000 sandwiches give warm feeling

by Nancy Gibson Prowitt

Martha 's Thble in Washington , D C. is a volunteer organization that mak es 2000 sandwiche s ever y day of th e ye ar and delivers to the homeles s at designated places in th e District Food is donated b y charitable organizations, surplus from the U S D A ., local s tores and restaurants Th e labor force is all volunteer, some on a r egular basi s and s ome drop - ins

After hearing about Martha 's Table , Northern Virgini a Pi Phi alumnae decid e d to volunte e r t h e re for a philanthropy project. Bright and earl y on a Saturday morning , the first shift of " angels " appeare d to start making 2000 sandwiches . The thought wa s a bit overwhelming to our s mall group , but the director of Martha 's Table told u s t o have faith - the sandwiches always get made

With this bit of encouragement , Edie Smith Beer, Nan cy Gib s on Prowitt , Karen Klvac , Lindse y Youker, Tracy Warmu s a nd Li sa Evans Tucktan , who brought hu s band , Ken , and lo--'year -old twin daughters went to work In the afternoon , the shift consisted of Mar y Lu Pendergra s t Meixell , husband , John , and son s, And y and Clay, Jan e J e nnings Cunningham , daughter, Tricia , and two fri e nd s . They peeled vegetable s , washed pots and picked up bread , Alth o ugh w e w ill pro babl y n eve r e at an o ther pb & j agai n , it was a joyo u s occasion for all t h e vo lunt eers . It made u s feel very good to pre p are foo d for t h ose w h o really n eed it to sustain their lives The response so far fro m t h ose who participated is - let' s d o it ag a in I

Face painters help during arts festival

by Diana Murphy

On March 7, Florida Beta sent o ut volunte ers t o help alumni involve d in thi s year 's s ixth annual Very Spe cial Arts Fes t ival. The program provide s creati ve ex pre ssion opportuniti e s for exceptional student s within five Florida counties . The Festi val Day allows s tudent s to s hare their s pecial talent s through the art s

There are four goal s of the Very Special Arts Fes t iv al:

1 - To de velop and broaden qualit y, ye ar-round and ongoing arts programming which integrates disabled and non -disabled persons

2 - To foster and maintain cooperation among a variet y of organizations and individual s in the de velopment of arts programs and opportunities for disabled persons

3- To provide training and technical assistance to , enhance art s- related services to disabled persons

4- To create an awareness on the part of the general public a s to the need for, and benefit of art s opportunities for disabled persons.

Florida Betas SharonJonatti, Diana Murphy, Jenny Pearson and Cathy Unger volunteered to help the Festival reach its goals One fun job was painting faces. Every kid likes to have his face painted in as unusual a way as possible So the Pi Phi volunteers were able to make friends with just about every child who came to the Festival that day

Friends are an important part of every life and were an important part of the Festival. The song , " Friends ," wa s · the Festival theme song Anyone who participated in the events that week was guaranteed a friend!

Luncheon In Gulfstream Pork 's Orchid Room , followed by an afternoon in the exclusive Turf Club boxes, was enjoyed by 70 PI Ph i alumnae representing a dozen cities In Florida Alice Winters Donn , wife of Gulfstream's president and CEO, was hostess. Among those attending were (I-r) Mabel Bennett Grlley, Peggy Jackson Brown, Alice and Kim Deitz Sellers, all Florida Betas

Nancy ProwlH, Tracey warmus, Lisa Tucktan, Karen KIvac and Lindsey Youker headed the peanut butter and Jelly brigade of the Northern Virginia Alumnae Club.

ATHLETIC AN'G'EL'S

TEXAS GAMMA's intramural football team placed 1st in All-Greek division and 2nd in All-University competition at Texas Tech. Then the soccer team brought home the All-University award, and the chapter's athletic angels are proud and happy

Out of nowhere, INDIANA EPSIWN captured both the football and basketball intramural titles at DePauw. Not only did they win those championships but they were undefeated in both

Lisa Grey, ranked #1 in Illinois in horseback riding for ages 15-17, competed in the Harrisburg National Horse Show 'in Pennsylvania last October. She rode in the American Horse Show Association Medal which included 250 other qualifiers and made it into the top 100 list.

ILLINOIS THETA sophomores, Mary Doden and Caryn Sotonoff, won 1st place in the annual Bradley Homecom -

squad at 'Bradley University They pertorm routines at home games during the basketball season . ing ,5K race. Because neither girl wanted to take first place alone, they grabbed ' hands at the finish line and clocked in together. These two also rode 47 miles in the Phi Tau 500 annual bike race in Septemoor to benefit the American , Red Cross.

Nicole Clayton, OHIO ALPHA, has launched an exciting career as a professional skater by joining Ice Capades last winter. She. has been traveling with the overseas company since joining.

'CALIFORNIA IOTAS Cate Hinchman and Kim Berry ran 13 miles in Chico's Bidwell Classic Run, sponsored by Chico Recreation and Parks Department. Candy Swire is ranked #2 on Chico State's women's tennis team

A home on a golf course is an unusual home, but for KimJenkins , IOWA GAMMA, it was perfectly normal. Kim began hitting balls at the age of ten and now is a member of the Iowa State University golf team. Her long hours of practice helped land her a scholarship.

CALIFORNIA ALPHAS Lisa Green and Katie Connors are currently ranked among the top in the nation in their sports. Lisa is a tennis player and Katie is a diver.

Becki Clark , NEBRASKA BETA , is also a diver and just placed 3rd in Big Eight trials She has been diving for three years at Nebraska and the coach has said that she is one of the three best divers he has ever coached

CALIFORNIA GAMMA Pi Phis are on a winning streak with USC's Helen of Troy inter-sorority sports program . They are in 1st place out of 11 sororities , are undefeated in football and volleyball.

Three CALIFORNIA EPSIWN angels are part of the San Diego State football team , serving as Aztec Angels Jennifer Smith , Laura Smedes and Tessie Troani fill a hostesslike position for the football team with duties similar to ambassadors They give school tours to incoming recruits and accompany them to home games

ILLINOIS IOTA took home a 2nd place trophy in Sigma Pi 's annual snow softball tournament and a participation award as well.

KIrsten Collter, lett and Deb Herring, Virginia Gammas. are doubles partners on William and Mary's tennis team. Both were #1 players on their high school teams and both have two sisters who also play tennis.

Ffom the lett: Alina Romanowski, Claudine Kazaneckl and Mary Polewarczyk, illinois Thetas, are members of the Merrl-n-eHes, dance' team/pompon

Anne Duncan, hockey star

Hockey star is All-American

by lady Whittier

Anne Duncan , Indiana Epsilon senior, has be e n an outstanding leader on DePauw's field hockey team for the last four ye ars. She has played half back and has been one of the leading scorers for the team each year

Anne began playing field hockey competitively when she was 13 , and has become a dominating factor on the field . Her coach has high praise for Anne , saying, "Anne is the most outstanding leader I have seen, on and off the field , in my 27 years as coach She helps bring out the best in everyone."

This praise is certainly warranted Anne has been named all-state honorable mention twice , all-state twice and all-American honorable mention once. In her senior year, she was elected captain of the team and was all-state , all -American regionalIst team, all-American 1st team a nd allchampionship conference Also , during her se nior year, the team won the sta te c hampion ship for the second yea r in a row.

The one award Anne prize s above the others is the Regional AlIAmerican Award , because all coaches from the region vo te for the one outsta nding person from the most va luable player list.

Oklahoma Betas won All-Greek A team basketball and All-Greek B team basketball at Oklahoma State and then had to play each other with the A team winning the champ ionship. Back, I-r: The A team Mary Beth Robinson, Unda LeGate, Lori DIllingham, Joanna Straka, Jennifer Robinson , Stacee Bynum, Meleesla Hili , Jlna Thorn and Barbara Sellers Front: Shelly Robinson, Jennifer Harrison, Katie Armstrong, Missy Hampton , Tracee Bynum , Polly Grunewald

Shelly Mlzaur, New Mexico Beta , Is cocaptain of the women's swim team at New Mexico State This Is Shelly 's third year swimming at NMSU and she Is a role model and spirit booster for the younger girls on the team

AHer seHlng nine new marks In Bucknell 's pitching record books, Sharon Nichols, PennsylVania Beta , was named conference co-Pitcher of the Year for 1988 and earned a spot on the conference all-star team

These young women have initiated recently into Pi Beta Phi chapters

Alabama Beta, University of Alabama-August 13, 1988 : Suzi Hall, Pehlham ; Margie Foreman, New Orleasn, LA ; Amy Culp, Tuscaloosa ; Eve Schremp, Atlanta , GA; Elizabeth Warner, Chattanooga, TN

January 20, 1989: Rebecca Ard, Ellisville, MO ; Leslie Argote , Kerry McGoey, Metairie , LA; Jennifer Bassett , Jill Palmer, Montgomery; Katherine Bedingfield , Jacksonville, FL ; Annsley Bone, Atlanta , GA; Stephanie Brace, Martha Favrot, New Orleans , LA ; Jill Carney, Columbia , MO ; Marianne Carpenter, LaPlata, MD ; Lydia Courson, Opp; Cindy Cravero, Pembroke Pines , FL ; Carla Crossno, Decatur ; Abby Curry, Leesburg; Carrie Downes , West Hartford, IT; Rebecca Flemming , Tuscaloosa ; Tracey Goldbrug, Marietta , GA ; Ashlyn Graves, Baton Rouge , LA; Kate Kelly, Butler ; Jennifer Kelly, Tampa FL; Traci Love , Kimberly Silvidi, Winter Haven , FL;Julie Manger, Fayetteville, AR ; Genny McQuade, Brecksville, OH; Rachel Plunkett , Palm Beach Gardens , FL ; Anna Roadley, Berryville, VA; Tracey Sobel , Roswell , GA; Stacey Sparks, Brentwood , TN; Mary Templin , Demopolis ; Carin Thornley, Prattville ; Tracey Tyson , Pensacola , FL ; Missy Wells , Dunwoody, GA; Teresa Wheeler, Signal Mountain, TN.

Alab ama Gamma, Aub u rn University-April 9 , 1988 : Cherie Matheny, Tampa, Fla .; Lynne Williams , Milton , Fla ,; Missy Moon , Gadsen; Rebecca Bellomy, Scotsboro; Susie Beaty, Daphne ; Wendy Ballard , Montgomery.

September 9 , 1988 : Lynn Jeter, Leeds ; Susan Powell , Andalusia February II , 1989 : Elizabeth Blake, Lawrenceville, Ga.; Alicia Boehm , Littlelong , Colo.; Michelle Bockhoven, Kristen Cooper, Marietta, Ga .; Jennifer Bradley, Germany ; Tonia Brousseau , Brentwood , Tenn .; Blake Brunson , Renee Rowe, Enterprise; Nancy Casey, Slocomb; Michelle Davis , Jeannie Webb , Roswell , Ga ; Julia Duncan , Coral Springs, Fla.; Ronda Gamache, Monroeville; Heather Glaze, Suzanna Taylor, Kennesaw, Ga .; Karin Grigsby, Birmingham ; Amy Hirsch, llunpa , Fla ; Cynthia Hornsby, Chattanooga, Tenn ; Elizabeth Howell , Alexander City; Laurie Hughes, Karen Lofton , Huntsville ; Nancy Jenkins , Hartford ; Alicia Lawrence, Manchester, Mo .; Jill Lovett , Sherry McClendon , Athens ; Scarlett Lynn , Bogalusa; Kelly Mangan, Stone Mountain , Ga. ; Wendy Martin, Metairie, La.; Ginger Mersaris, Amanda Payne, Montgomery ; Kelly Murphy, Shannon Small, Margaret Suggs , Atlanta , Ga.; Michelle Pippin , Pensacola , Fla .; Teresa Powers , Hopkinsville, Ky.; Lorie Redovian , Dunwoody, Ga .; Karen Ricks , Childersburg; Jennifer Smith,Jackson , Miss .; Shelley Smith , New Orleans, La .; Jennifer Steen, Lafayette, La.; Andrea Stillwell, Tabb, Va.; Stephanie Tincher, Goshen , Ky.; Leigh Trieschmann, Niceville, Fla.; Jennifer Weaks, Alabaster; Tiffani Weise, Alpharetta, Ga.; Heathe Werner, Thllahoma , Tenn .; Sandi Lawson, Ft. Rucker

Alberta Alpha, University of Alberta -March 25 , 1988 : Catherine Ford, Patricia Hau ser, Edmonton.

January 7 , 1989 : Shawna Donlevy, Marissa Fernandez , Sandra Paulgaard , Calgary; Wendy Bruner, Maricris Buenaventura , Jane Dowhaniuk , Carmen Fidler, Susan Ghali , Rhonda Guy, Patrice Koshman , Abe Kyeremanteng , Chantal Lefebvre, Natalia Lombardi , Rebecca MacGregor, Tracy Renz , Tracy Smith, Edmonton ; Carmen Isralson , Terri Wynn , Launa York , St. Albert.

Arizona Alpha , University of Arizona -August 8 , 1988 : Jennifer Correl, Wickenberg , Liz Tully, Phoenix , Joanie Michaels , Sacramento, CA; Michel Daniel, Jody Swartz, Dallas , TX February II , 1989 : Karise Allen , Marianne Goedecke, Kristin Kniaz , Jennifer Merz , Mimi Torrington, Tucson ; Tiffany Danielson , Denise Hubbs , Laura Polk , Nancy Porter, Phoenix ; handa Vredevoogd , Erin Moore, Karen McClanahan , Flagstaff; Andrea Ager, Pilar Figuerola , Jessica Teisch , Scottsdale ; Gina GiaJlonardo , Lori Hickson , Jacqueline Patterson , Chandler; Kristine Rockwell , Katy Stine, Paradise Valley ; Andrea leCours , Prescott ; Christine Wilker, Sierra Vista ; Pamela Albertson , Escondido , CA ; Stephanie Allen , San Diego, CA ; Diane Bay, La Jolla , CA ; Holly Blaney, Cotode Caza, CA ; Megan Cavenaugh, Fremont , CA; Catherine Cordova, Mission Viejo, CA ; Ann Fallgren , Kimberly Rowley, Palos Verdes , CA ; Jill Howard , ewport Beach , CA;Jennifer Keegan , EI Toro, CA ; Tiffany Howell , Danville, CA ; Dana Koch , Camarillo, CA; Sallie Kyle ,

Sonoma, CA ; Amy Winslow, Brenda Vaughn, Littleton , CO; Penny Pickett , Parker, CO ; Cate Porter, Denver, CO; Amy Banmiller, Irving , TX ; Susan Hassenmiller, Dallas , TX; Michelle Putthoff, Leneka , KS ; Ashley Embry, Mission Hills , KS ; Cheryl Soukup, St. Charles, MO ; Susan Bernstein , Kansas City, MO ; Jennie Bonner, Bay City, MI ; Kerry Grimes , Brighton , MI ; Christie Perez , Aurora , II ; Torie Childs , Beaverton , OR

Arizona Beta, Arizona State University-February II , 1989 : Nicole Gordon , Birmingham , Ala .; Melissa Bingman , Laura Davis , Sibley Inman , Missy McCarty, Mamie McGee, Caroline Semmens, Phoenix ; Jennie Bond , Andrea Hayden , Irvine , Calif.; Dionne Fedderson , Encino, Calif.; Nancy Kimmel, Sacramento, Calif.; Lacy Mayers , Beverly Hills , Calif.; Ashley Olson , Alison Poad , La Canada , Calif.; Felicia Robbins , Hermosa Beach , Calif.; Shannon Roberts, Costa Mesa , Calif.; Stephanie Morrow, Littleton , Colo.; Kim Murphy, Colorado Springs, Colo.; Allison Wadsworth , Engelwood, Colo.; Bethany Bassler, Woodridge, Ill .; Marianne Cielak, Riverwoods , Ill. ; Jennifer Martin , Wheaton , Ill. ; Melissa Fry, Des Moines , Iowa; Jennifer Chism, Wichita , Kan .; Jodi Lewin , Leawood, Kan .; Marianne McClusky, Nicole Ugel, Bethesda , Md ; Carolyn Peet , Ann Arbor, Mich .; Jodi Suttor, Mtka , Minn. ; Kekky Brown , Kirkwood , Mo.; April White, Las Vegas , Nevada ; Alicia Frederick , Shorman , New York ; Carey Morgan , Terrace Park , Ohio; Heather Vossler, Columbus, Ohio; Amy Neff, Franklin , Tenn. ; Ashley Cotten , Austin , Tex .; J.). Goldthwaite , Ft. Worth , Tex .; Michelle Long, Dallas , Tex .; Elyse Pangborn , Mercer Island , Wash .; Kristin Lueneburg , Racine , Wis.; Amanda Simonis , Hartland, Wis

Arkansas Alpha, University of Arkansas - August 18 , 1988 : Laura Dockery, Fayetteville; Tricia Northcutt , Stuttgart; Ann Martindale , Nashville; Louise Herriott , Dallas , Tex .; Margaret Murchinson , Austin , Tex .; Kelli Cassidy, Pine Bluff

February 4, 1989 : Catherine Thomas, Angela Harri so n , Paige Davis , Martha Gray, Candace Holt , Helen Dickey, Ashley Hamilton , Libby Core, Christi Sims , Little Rock ; MelindaJoyce, Houston, Tex .; Kimberl y Hardman , Allison Conine, Rachel Rodgers , Arkedelphia ; Camille Thorton , Karen Luft , Lila Henslee , Pine Bluff; Elizabeth Coo ley, Caro line Hubbard , Robin Schwarz , Fort Sm ith ; Anne Trinca Fulton , Linda Mullendore, Tulsa, Okla .; Kristy Knight , Tyler, Tex .; Amy Estes , Caro lyn Trumbo Jones , Melanie Eoff, Susan Hart , Fayetteville; Danna Sue Crouch, Hot Springs; Jill Estes , Benton; Mallory Vandover, Marvel; Shelly Ebersole, Broken Arrow, Okla .; Andrea Baggett , Camden ; Shannon Inebnit , Holl y Grove ; Courtney Carter, Helena; Michelle Grimmett , Pacific Palisades , Calif. ; Dionne Baxter, Bate sv ille ; Ann Eldridge, Augusta ; Carla Hollin sworth , Memphis , Tenn. ; Tracee King , North Little Rock ; Bet sy Trice, Stuttgart ; Hillary Hughey, Jonesboro

Arkansas Beta, University of Arkansas/Little Rock -June 5 , 1988 : Wendy Tate, Fort Smith; Teresa Hastings , Mandy Henderson , Beth Thompson, Little Rock January 8 , 1989 : Tammi Thtt, Alexander; DeAndra Tate, Fort Smith ; Ashley Wernette, Jacksonville ; Angela Alexander, Alice Fulk, Kerrie Keith , Carol Storey, Laura Warren , Little Rock ; Staci Cammack , Michelle McFadden, Karen May, Beth Wiesner, North Little Rock

California Alpha , Stanforo- ovember, 1988 : Sheri Bryant , Kirsten Buchanan , Jill Cardon , Elizabeth Collet, Jamie Collette, Brandyn Criswell , Kristina Emanuels , Christi Gregorak, Stacey Jessiman, Christy Jones, Elizabeth Lambird , Alex Levy, Liz McKibben , Christ in e Mossmer, Kari Murnane, Michele Murray, Khrissy Paolino, Amy Paye, Marney Peet , Tess Roering , Kristin Ryan , Laura Simon , Heather Snider, Christie Volastro , Andrea Wotan , Tia Yansen

California Beta , University of California, Berkeley - April 20 , 1988 : ancie Bailey, Portola Valley ; Sally Shea , ewport Beach

February II , 1989 : Debbie Alvarez , San Jose ; Masie Brewer, Folsom ; Elizabeth Crandall , Hidden Hills ; Nicole Crncich , Mill Valley ; Ann Curtis , Council Bluffs , Iowa ; Jane Faulkner, anta Rosa ; ell Flattery, Pacific Grove ; Wendy Forrest , CaIabassas ; Kirstin 4'nch , Whitney Pollack , Menlo Park ; ettie Mason , San Diego ; Bonnie McBride, Palo Alto ; Monica

Nelson, Burlingame ; Charlene Niessen , Los Gatos; Lisa Poett , Kentfield ; Shauna Slingsby, Laurie Wooten , Newport Beach; Thrah Smith, Los Altos ; Lisa Smittcamp, Fresno ; Stephanie Stevens , Danville ; Marion Westphal , La Jolla; Liza Wintroub, Laura Westwater, Los Angeles

caIifornia Gamma, University of Southern caIifornia-January 28, 1989: Lisa Adrian, Newton, KS; Jenny Aubert, Anya Kochoff, Kimberly Robinson, Los Angeles; Lauren Bacich ; Fair Oaks ; Carolyn Buckner, Newport Beach; Cathy Cholakian, Jill Williams, La Canada; Lisa Closson , Boulder, CO ; Wendy Costin , Villanova , PA; Debra Davis , Beverly Hills ; Renee DeAngelis , Paradise Valley, AZ ; Holly Denton, Rancho Santa Fe ; Carin Falconer, El Cajon; Jennifer Fish , Corona Del Mar; Vicki Graveline, Fountain Valley ; Andrea Hays, Signal Mountain, TN; Holly Holt , La Mesa ; Teffy Jacobs , Dallas TX ; Suzanne Jennings, New Canaan, CT; Andrea Kraus, Fort Worth , TX ; Steph Kush , Laguna Hills ; Christy Marc, Glendale ; Kristina Matthews, Costa Mesa; Sandi Mori , Rolling Hills Estates; Julie Nolan, Metairie, LA ; Mandy Odum , Placentia; Christina Palmer, Encino; Kristee Pan£1.l , Playa del Rey; Jennifer Stephens, Pacific Palisades; Amy 'freadwell, Morgan Hill ; Kelli Walsh , Alto Loma

caIifornia Epsilon, San Diego State University-February 18 , 1989 : Jill Rivers , Livermore; Tori Olsen, Susan Carter, lhlci Baldwin , Huntington Beach ; Jennifer Smith , Toluca Lake; Kristi Doorlag , EI Cajon ; Sunday Cagle, Heidi Starnes , New Port ; Joelle Forteza, Noreen Thompson , Marnell Raykoff, Long Beach ; Tina Franklin , Laguna Niguel; Brandy Parker, Salinas ; Jennifer Dunmire, Fresno; Lanie Dean , Mission Viejo; Justine Susser, Los Angeles ; Gina McAfee, Seal Beach ; Kari Kcekorian, Valley Center; Tiffany Hill, Santa Monica ; llunara Darst , Orange; Sheryl Smith, Chatsworth; Kristen Oswald , Van Nuys; Mindy Olsen , Yorba Linda; Theresa Smith, Anchorage, Alaska; Kimberly Morris , Lodi; Rachel Good , San Francisco ; Kristine Birch , Westchester, PA ; Jill Burns, Fullerton; Stacia Janus , Manhattan Beach ; Wendy Farnsworth , Sacramento; Cathy Stinchfield, Villa Park; Kcyssa Klink , Danville; Amy Weinstein, Lafayette; Emily Coffee, Thhoe Paradise ; Orysia Zubricky, Los Gatos ; Elizabeth Ricketts, Whittier

caIifornia Zeta, University California Santa Barbara -January 20 , 1989: Marlen Armitage, Redondo Beach ; Molly Biehl, Jennifer Harrison , 1luni Horowitz , Newport Beach ; Margaret Bolt , Berkely ; Laura Contreras, Pasadena ; Kimberly Crawford, Westlake Village; Lisa Crump, Hollister; Kirsten Etnyer, La Mesa ; Michelle Everett , Jennifer Wilson , Anaheim ; Judy Guzman , Del Mar ; Lisa Kasper, Walnut ; Dustie Kellett , San Ramon ; Alexandra Kent, La Jolla; Kiersten Kinsley, Stockton ; Ruth Lang, Brandi Martin , San Louis Obispo ; Kristine Mackevicious , Dana POint ; Lisa Menze, Cheri Sneed, Fountain Valley; Molly Munoz , Balboa Island; Sheryl Onopchenko, Walnut Creek; Shannon Owens, Oceanside ; Mariah Perkowski, San Diego; Cindy Phillips , Thousand Oaks ; Maria Phillips , Sunnyvale; Andrea Reinhart , Dallas Thole, San Clemente; linda Richelieu , Debra Yanover, San Rafael ; Gwen Rodgers , Carmichael; Liesl Rohlfing , Moraga ; Katherine Shapiro, Piedmont ; Cameron Sorenson, Thstin; Nikki White, Morro Bay ; Allison Barton, Wendy Martin , Darien , CT; Shannon Connery, Lisa Lisman, Denver, CO; Caitlin Moore, Westport, CT; Maria Sargent, Salt Lake City, UT

caIifornia Theta, University of caIifornia, Davis-January 14, 1989 : Wendy Arthur, Piedmont ; Julie Bain , Sunnyvale; Kari Blair, San Jose ; Kristen Blake, San Clemente; Keri Bowen, Diablo; Suzanne CathraU , Piedmont ; Anne Clendenin , Menlo Park ; Michelle Covington, Ventura ; Amy Davis , Palos \hdes Estates ; Anjelica Dirtadian , LaJolla; Jen Firestone, San Rafael; Gretchen Gilman, Santa Barbara ; Sarah Godley, Watsonville ; Jamie Goldfarb, San Diego ; Emily Gould, Sacramento ; Shicine Karaka , Palo Alto ; Ayoung Kim, Saratoga ; Heather King , Orinda ; Karen Leach , Penn Valley; Diane Leslie, Menlo Park; Meredith Lincoln , La Canada ; Kristin Lipman , Sunol; Marianne Marotto, Davis; Kim Martin , Alamo; Tina Mielke, San Raf:IeI; Kelly O ' Connor, Danville ; Kris Pickel , Sacramento; Michdle Porrazzo, San Bruno; Stefl Rosztczy, Litchfield Park , AZ ; 1iicia Scalzi , Danville ; Lara Schneider, NW Gig Harbor, WA ; Wendy Sears , Anaheim; Jamey &hon, Redding ; Timi Smith, Salt Lake City, Utah; Villi Sparks , Orangevale ; Bradlee Steel , Salinas ; Jenni Sweeney, Sebastopol ; Amy Thatcher, Carson City, NY; Claudia Viazzoli , Chatsworth; Kristin Yogt , Thstin; Elizabeth Williams , San Jose.

caIifornia Iota, Chico State University-February II , 1989: Mia Allen , Northwest Albany, OR ; Leslie Bandow, Elizabeth Conlan , Kerri LaMott , Kimberely Perata , Sacramento ; Sara Bargas , Libby Walker, Lisa

DelAgostino, Walnut Creek; Amber Bertoni , Huntington Beach ; Sterin Bird, Worthington , OH ; Terri Bumbarger, Westlake Village; Chere DeMott , Heather Smith , Nicole Lafayette, Danville ; Kelly DiGuisto, South Lake 12boe ; Cathy Caplin, Stockton; Chris Ferguson , Santa Rosa ; Carolyn Healy, Napa ; 'fricia Hatfield, Seal Beach; Macci Giottonini , Wedderburn, OR ; Anita Gonzales , San Carlos ; K . D . Gulko , Kentfield ; Sarah Gibson , San Francisco; Jill Harshbarger, Corona Del Mar ; Noelle Krizch , Los Gatos ; Julie Mires, Darla Pluma , San Luis Obispo; Leslie Mladinich , Alisa Moraes , Alameda; Megan Murphree, Los Altos ; Dawna Moody, Fremont , Jill Moffet, Woodland ; Terri Redecker, Palo Alto ; Michelle Riley, Chico; Jill Rosenberg , San Bruno ; Carrie Stallcup, Volcaville ; Liz Schmid, Foster City; Michelle lluantino, Cupertino; Tina Wilson , Castro Valley ; Renee Wilkinson , Santa Rosa ; Ann Thvernetti, King City; Robin Vranesh , Pleasanton

caIifornia Lambda, University of caIifornia, Riverside -January 14 , 1989 : Julie Geer, Alison Jung , San Jose ; Ruth Koller, Sidney Baird , Lafayette ; Rebecca Boyts , Julie Soma, Anaheim ; Chantelle Cohler, Stephanie Ellis, Kymberly Kaplan , Northridge; Julie Ramenosky, Sherri \v.ttkins , Riverside ; Jennifer Krawczyk, Melinda Brough , Lisa Budris, Ranchos Palos Verdes ; Jeanie Cho, Santa Cruz; Sondra Courey, Moraga ; Carolyn Day, Caroline Vazquez , San Diego ; Susan Dicker, Thczana ; Gwenyth Elliott , Dana Point ; Sara Furlong, Seattle, WAsh .; Ryann Gerber, Alhambra ; Miriam Gluckman , Los Altos ; Jennifer Hayden , Redlands ; Suzy Hungerford , Claremont ; Susan Hyun , Irvine ; Melissa Jones , Fremont ; Karen Kim , San Gabriel; Mary Kay Lallier, EI Centro ; Lora Lubin, Norco; 'fracy Matsuo, Cypress ; Gabrielle Middaugh, Glendale ; Kryssie Mingst, Sunnyvale; Kristin Parker, Los Alamitos ; Anessa Pastore, San Francisco ; Michelle Pocinich , Fullerton ; Anita Prasad , Long Beach ; Heather waymire, Laguna Beach; Jeanne Barbour, Danville ; Christine Berry, Corona Del Mar ; Shani Castaldi, Upland.

April 8 , 1989 : Lauren Davis , Sherry Farhang , Moraga ; Erika Heggie, Whittier ; Peggy Lee, Orange ; Karen Meyers, \bl.ice ; lCacie \erlinde, Citrus Heights .

Colorado Gamma, Colorado State-February 11 , 1989 : Wendy Beem , Denver ; Nanci Ashworth , Cherry Creck; Leslie Cagle, Littleton ; Dara Canada , Denver ; Alison Carstens, Colorado Springs ; Kyla Clark , Ames , Iowa ; Laurel Elliot, Wheatridge ; Jean Ellison , Omaha , NE ; Kelly Finch , Los Angeles , CA; Shawn Groendyke, Colorado Springs ; Laurie Hammond, Fort Collins ; Amy Havens , Fort Collins; Lisa Jarvi , Los Angeles, CA; DinaJohnson , Palos Verdes , CA; Cindy Kroeger, St. Louis , MO ; Paige Larsen , Cherry Creek ; Terri Lundin , Aurora ; Ginger McDonald , Berthoud; Cathy Menees , Colorado Springs ; lCacy Morrison , Northglenn ; Shannon Murphy, Roswell , NM ; Ashley Poole, Cincinnati , OH ; Brooke Power, Chicago, IL ; Jennifer Ressler, Denver ; Susan Schaeffler, Edina , MN ; Wendy Simonson, Minnetonka , MN ; Val Stephan, Denver ; Denice Sweeney, Westminster ; Katie Tintsman , Lincoln, NE ; Kim Watkins , Poquoson , VA; Lorrie Weiser, Littleton August 20, 1988 : MolliJacob, Boulder ; Becky Larson , Littleton ; Julie Lickfet , Frisco ; Vicki Regnvall , Littleton ; Susie Reynolds , Mirago , CA; Gretchen Schroeder, Grand Junction

Colorado Alpha, University of Colorado-Gretchen Alkema , Diana Andonian , J'amy Bates, Christina Bockman , Juli Brase, Michele Brewer, Karen Burdick , Becky Burrows , Lisa Chambers , Lisa Childs , Deborah Clayman , Amy Cole, Mary Coleman , Kristen Dalton , Shannon Davis , Jennifer Fait , Sarah Fordyce , Kim Foster, Lida Gregory, Tiffany Harbour, Kristen Heckert, Sarah Hemphill , Ashiey Hill , Maureen Hoover, Arnie Jenkins, Jenny Jenkins, Robin Julian , Andrea Kahn , Lisa Kallins, Meredith Kaplan , Kristen Klug, Wendy Leopold , Caroline Lieberman , Lista Lincoln , Carrie Long , Michelle Marcu , Erin Mclain , Missy Munro, Hilary Musgrave, Nina Oh, Teri Paulson , Terri Peaker, Kai Reese, Michelle Reitman , Jennie Reschke, Megan Riggs , Anne Ross , Sara Simonson , Krista Speer, Sara Topologus , Andrea Vattano, Stacie Wunsch , Tori Zook

ConnectIcut Alpha , University of Connecticut-September 13 , 1986 : Marie Protomastro , Milford

January 30, 1987: MaryBetb Chulak , Stratford; Susan Ciotti, Madison ; Sharon Glass , Wilton ; Kelley Hathaway, Saratoga Springs , NY; Michele Mientek , Glastonbury ; Cheryl Varrone, New Haven . May I , 1987 : Leslie Atkinson , Bedford , NH ; Amy Grady, New Fairfield ; Brigid McCarthy, Wethersfield ; Shari Wynn , Rocky Hill ; Debra Zirnbler, Stamford

Florida Alpha, Stetson Unlverstiy-September 6, 1988: Kathy Bloodworth , Edgewater; julie McFall , jacksonville

February 10, 1989: Melissa Brown , Dunwoody, GA; Ame Cividanes, Toms River, Nj; Christa Cowart , West Palm Beach ; jean Esteves, Santa Domingo, Dominican Republic ; Melissa Giarusso, Atlanta , GA; Karen Girvin, Lakelllnd ; Mallory Glass, jacksonville ; Amy jensen , Stephanie Migliore , Ft Meyers ; Michelle Maas , St. Petersburg ; 1'y Petrey, Arcadia ; 'fraci Sangster, E Falmouth , MA; Maria Scales, Ft Sill, OK; joy Surratt, Ormond Beach

Florida Beta, Florida State University-August 13 , 1988 : Carol Croley, Shannon Sbar, llunpa ; Kathy Curry, Indialantic; Holly Kinghorn , PllIntation ; Bonnie Nimmons , Thllahassee ; Melissa PllInt, East Lansing, Mi . February 11 , 1989 : Lisa Bradford , jennifer Crusoe, Elizabeth Francis , Choltet Godwin , Meggin Schmeling, Thllahassee; Heather Brewer, jacksonville ; Christina Treppendahl , Susan V:lsileff, Pensacola ; Kim Skowronski, Winter Park; Kelly McCollum , Seminole; Stormi Littrell , Fern Park ; Stacey Lesmerises , Sarasota; Breck Knowlton, St Petersburg ; Kristina Pizzano, Ft Meyers; Kelly Schirm, Sandra Swanson, Casselberry ; Amy Adams, Amy Weisgerber, Longwood; Arden Fletcher, Laura Peed, Orlando ; Laura Keel, Tampa; jennifer Gwaltney, Neptune Beach ; Kelly French, Cocoa Beach; julie Keller, Cape Canaveral ; Mary Alice Thcker, Kathleen Young , Fruitland Park; Beverly Sellers, Palm Beach Gardens ; Catherine Unger, West Palm Beach ; Virginia Stirling, Kelley Barraclough , Lake Worth ; Lisa Marie A1exadre, Boca Raton; julie Williams , Ft lauderdale ; jennifer Lovejoy, Plantation ; Evelyn Dallara, Pembrooke Pines ; josephine Calhoun, Elisabeth Fuller, Shannon Kelly, Miami; Kathleen Burts , Atlanta , GA .; Amy Elliot , Macon , GA ; Heidi Nix , Ft Benning, GA .; Patricia Scott, Thcker, GA ; Laura Simmons, Chamblee, GA. ; Noelle Norvelle, Austin , TX ; Allison Swann , Sun Valley, ID .; Colleen Mundorf, Allentown , PA

Florida Delta, University of Florida-january 28 , 1989 : Sharilyn Bain , Ft . Hood, Tex .; Cheryl Balaban , Chatsworth, Calif.; Lisa Black , Melissa Thaler, Kimberly Glickman , PllIntation; lHcia Burdsall , Kelly Noe, West Palm Beach ; Kim Burgess, St. Petersburg; Christina Buttell, Gulf Breeze; jennifer Cook, Miami ; Candance Curls, Lakeland; jennifer Ernst , North Palm Beach; Elisa Herre.ra , Lonnie Powell , Winter Park ; Angela johnson, Leigh Steeks, Little Rock, Ark .; Erin Lower, Gainesville ; Deborah Mitchell , Boca Raton ; 'fracey Morrissey, Palm Beach Gardens; Christine Neely, Dalton , GA ; Cheryl Nellenbach , Seminole ; Adrian Neiman , Coral Springs; julie Picard, Susan Schatzberg, Tampa; Laura Rahaim , jacksonville; Elizabeth Rippard , Longwood ; jennifer Rourk , Orlllndo ; Laura Solis , Clearwater; Amy Williams , Zepherhills; jennifer Wexler, Coral Springs; Linda Wheeler, Alexandria , Va

Florida Epsilon, University of Central Florida - August 13, 1988: i-falah Baker, Bell Bouton , Linda Dicks, Lori Dickes, Sarah Edwards, Terri Smith, Beckee Phillips , Orlando; jill Allen, Fort Pierce ; Lynne Gianicotti, Plantation ; Lisa Neeley, Fort Meyers ; Susan Scher, Coral Springs; Teresa Co llinson , Winter Springs january 14 , 1989 : Michelle Koetter, Melissa Personette, Titusville; joyce Baron, Crystal River ; jennie Blanton , Sarasota ; Cissy Burgess , Daytona Beach ; Tori Vihlen , Okachobee; Kim Kurth , Coral Springs; jenny Latran , NokomiS ; Kimberly Mark , Merritt Island; Amy Menna , Clearwater; Thra Greene, Orlando ; Heidi Haise, Ocala; Heather Hanson , Bushnell ; Nicole Hayne, Winter Park

Georgia Alpha, University of Georgia - February 4 , 1989: Chris Sombar, Augusta; Lili Kawaminami , Avondale Estates; Missy Black, Clarkesville; Ronda Kester, Decatur; Shawn Marsh , Doraville; Tonya Edwards , Jennifer Joyce, Dunwoody ; julie Pardue, Gainesville; Michelle Boyd, Hogansville; Kim Matthews, laGrange; Ashley Collins, Kim Franklin , Lawrenceville; Beth Anderson, Lilburn ; Amanda Ellis , Rachel Whatley, Macon; Kelly Christy, Tammy Ryan, Michele Shade, Marietta ; April Baker, Betsy Derrick, Norcross ; Christy Cable, Riverdale ; jennifer Benson , Amy Conti, Melissa Teller, RoswelJ ; Tricia Pellegrini , Savannah ; Amy Fortenberry, Susan Stratton , Stone Mountain ; Ashley Moore, Amy Neal , Thcker ; Kathie Godwin , WWdnsville; Lindsey Rozhon , Woodstock ; Teresa Hill , C harlotte , NC; Maureen Musgrove, Greensboro, NC ; Lara Gangloff, Winston - Salem , NC ; Melissa Craig , Columbia , SC; Lisa Cochrane, Myrtle Beach , SC; Sandy HandJos, Summerville, SC; Stephanie Hunter, Vienna , VA

Idaho Alpha, University of Idabo-january 28 , 1988 : Erika Anderson, Nikki Charlton , Coeur d ' Alene ; Suzanne Anderson, Twin Falls; Estephania Ballantyne, Lori Bracken , Thlcy Rimel, Boise ; jennifer Beck , Cascade; Corey Boyd , Kellog ; Su san Cornwell , Caldwell; Mindy Cox , Sarah Poole, Lewiston ; Courtney Flynn , Pocatello ; Thmara Ingram , Nezpere ; Kim Kern , Spokane, Wash .; jill McCoid, McCall ; Dawn Overstreet , Moscow ; Angela Ovard, Sun v.utey ; Heidi Peterson , Sandpoint ; Teresa Stallman, Garfield , Wash .; 'fracy Strong , Sacramento, Calif ; Thra 1h:ntham, Taiwan; Kristy Yamamoto, Kuna

Illinois Theta, Bradley University-January 28, 1989: Sylvia Ahlstrom, Amy Chamberlain , Kimberly Galsky, Michele Gorman , Dana Stephens , Peoria; Dana Akerman , Amboy; Wendy Bugiel , Schaumburg ; Erica Cesche, La Grange Park; jennifer Chase, Omaha , NE ; judy Ciesla , Shorewood; Christianah Coker, Belmond, IA ; Stacey Crabtree, w.aggoner ; Elizabeth Daugherty, St Louis, MO ; Susan Egeness , St Charles ; Melissa Graham , Serena ; Kristin Griffin , Edina , MN ; Victoria Hanson , Glen Ellyn ; Lisa Kallio, Fond Du Lac, WI ; jennifer Nolting, Flossmoor; Lisa Nordini , Farmington, MI; Laura O ' Tool , Alpha ; Teresa Pinto, Hickory Hills ; Casey Rice, Pampa, TX; Cynthia Ridenour, Libertyville ; Alina Romanowski , Lockport; jocelyn Shiels, Mundelein; Heidi Thoma, Elgin ; Kristin Udovich, Franklin , WI ; Katherine Vevang , Ballwin, MO ; Stacey Zarnstorff, Richmond.

Illinois Alpha, Monmouth Coilcge-january 22, 1989: Darci Boles, Bloomfield, IA; jonna Brewer, Roseville ; Dawn Fordyce, Abingdon ; Angelll Frederick, Mt Carroll; Kirstin Hartman, Round Lake Beach ; Karen Hestroffer, Matteson ; Lori Hipple, Canton ; Shannon McCurry, Marengo ; Shannan Morris, Bethalto ; Deena Simester, Rock Falls ; jennifer Sims , Highland ; Laura Voetberg, Bettendorf, IA

March 9 , 1989: jennifer Mason , Barrington ; Susan Naab, Peoria

Illinois Epsilon, Northwestern University-January 30, 1988 : Christine Arand, La Grange Park, IL ; Carolyn Barth, C1evelllnd , OH; Marci Bernstein, Northbrook, IL; julie Bridges, Elisabeth Ritter, St. Louis , MO ; Cassandra Brown, Dover, MA ; Suzanne Bukinik , New York, NY; Sally Cobau, Springfield, OH; Alissa Cohen , Buffalo Grove, IL; Lillian Crippen, Denver, CO; Neelee Cymbal , Brooklyn , NY; Robin Dimling, Findlay, OH ; Laura Fischman, West Newton , Mass .; Thmmi Gahimer, Dublin , OH ; Rachel Gandin , Melville, NY; Leslie Greensberg, Reno, NY; Laurie Hollingworth, San Leandro, CA; jenny Koo, Munster, IN ; Emily Kriegel, Englewood, NJ ; Elizabeth Lapkin , Boston , MA ; Megan Marsh, Portland , OR ; Susan Morrow, Pittsburgh , PA ; Laura Norwalk , Dayton , OH ; Margaret Nottoli, Stone Mountain , GA;jenny Ottolino, WJ.uconda , IL ; Sara Pickens , Princeton , NJ ; Erika Putre, Baldwin , NY; jill Rodkin , Ridgefield , Cf;julie Sandor, Chicago, IL ; Amy Scallan, Glencoe, IL ; Susan Schima, Omaha , NE; Lynn Schnaiberg , Evanston, IL ; Mary Beth Searles , Unionville, PA; Lisa Shim, Lincolnshire, IL ; Petra Sindt, Colorado Springs, CO; Christine Stephens, Lake Forest , IL; Elizabeth Stryjewski Davenport , IA

April 20, 1988 : Stephanie FerrelJ , Kansas City, MO

january 21, 1989 : Leslie Caldare lll , Arnie Goldman, Evanston; Brigitte Dayan, Senta Gaertner, jackie Lee, Chicago ; Karen Alexander, Crestwood; julie 8encic, Westlake, OH; Danielle Crawford, Dekalb ; Molly Darnhorst , Pacific, MO ; Karen Gliwa, Hinsdale ; Mimi Goel, Hawthorne, NJ; jessica Harris, Greenwich, Cf; Melllniejubelirer, Thlsa, OK; Milly Kellam, North judson, IN; Lana Lazarus, Flossmor, I L; Mary Beth Leisen, Dubuque, IA; Katy Marringa, Milwaukee, WI; Thmi Neuhausel, Malvern, PA; Penny Penniston, Suffolk, VA; Miriam Pollard, Rocky Hill , NJ; Lisa Robinson , Redding, Cf; julie Schonberger, Teaneck , NJ; Nancy Schory, GICQView; Megan Sheehan, Sylvania, OH ; Lisa Smith, Mt. Prospect ; Mayva So linsky, New York, NY; Amy Sugarman, Fort Wayne, IN; Phoebe Timan, Mendham, NJ; Chuti Tiu , West A1Jis, WI; Anne lYl er, Elwood; Abbie Willing, Devon, PA

January 29, 1989 : Sarah Stolper, Newton Centre, MA; Nadine Takai, Waipahu , HI; Sarah Weersing, Grand Rapids, MI

April 3, 1989 : Lora johnson , St Peter, MN ; Kris Kerbel , Jenison, MI.

Illinois Zeta, University of Illinois - February 4, 1989 : Eli abeth Almer, Melissa Breger, Colleen Shannon , Chicago ; Elizabeth Anderson , Dixon ; Lesen Anderson , Rolling Mead ows ; Robbin Bedard , Aurora; Debra Brandt , Niles; Sandra Carlson, Lisa Ulrey, Park Ridge; Linda Chalupnik , Kathleen Klug , Lauri Welch , Downers Grove ; judy Chang, Susan Dunn, Naperville ; Carrie Davis , St. Charles ; Sally deFina, Orland Park; Susan Devlin, Arlington Heights ; jill Doll , Northfield; Sarah Feit, Mary Garippo, Glenview ; Bianca Gallo, Palatine ; Molly Godrey, Evangeline Secaras ,

Kenilworth ; Bryn Green, Elgin; Laura Green, Geneva ; Melissa Gregoire, Danville ; Susan Higgins , Munster, Ind. ; Nancy Jozwiak , Susan Quinlin, Wheaton ; Brandy Kurth , Thomasboro ; Susan Lee, Broadview ; Laura Lynch, Buffalo Grove; Jill Matheny, Huntington , Ind. ; Susan McCann, Bourbonnais ; Maribeth Mehmel,.Chicago Heights ; Shannon Moore, Lake Forest; Tiffimy Nash , Noblesville, Ind .; Monica Newport , Belvidere; Amy Patterson, Crystal Lake; Joann Potthoff, Spring Valley; Lisa Puryear, Morton; Mary-Fran Ransick , Rockford ; Kendra Sharp, Barrington ; Jane Elmhurst ; Rachel Spivey, Petersburg ; Lori Stanovich , Oak Lawn ; Krlstm Temple, O'Fallon

Illinois Eta, Milllkln Universtly-September 9 , 1988 : Colleen Rorison , Barrington; Suzanne Gill , Bloomington ; Erica Gant , Decatur ; Laura Frazee, Divernon ; Jennifer Smith, Elk Grove Village ; Debby Hart , Shannon Lynch , Glen Ellyn

January 27 , 1989 : Georgia Campagna , Mary Hendrick , Susan Hope , Alton; Toni Piazza , Bartlett; Ann MendygraI , Bloomington ; Julie Bernahl , Chicago ; Darlene Delgado , Amy Vasquez , Decatur ; Heather Lisk , Glen Ellyn ; Jennifer Masters , Godfrey ; Mirella Ostrec, Granite City ; Leslie Miller, Havana ; Michelle Marsh , Maroa ; Ellen Beyers , Pana ; Lynn Hewing , Teutopolis; Anne Jeffrie, St Louis , Mo.

Illinois Iota, Illinois State-January 18, 1988: Myra Moses , Flossmoor; Jean Kelsey, Des Plaines; Chris Motz , 'fraci Cooper, Wood Dale; Amy Baird , Dahinda ; Missy Wright, Wendy Blanchette, Schaumburg; Stacey Hall, Waukeegan ; Jennifer Marcellus , Champaign ; Julie Apollo, Skokie; Kim Wolfe, Calumet City ; Laura Zeman , Park Ridge ; Staci Noble, Rockford; Sara Nuelle, 1llylorville; Diane Peugh, Lacon; Joanie Heppe, Villa Park; Kris Bruscato, La Grange ; Julie Fernandes , Jacksonville ; Oena Fiat , Oak Park ; Jenni 'froy, Peoria; Laura England, Springfield; Kim Bilotta, Elmhurst; Thmmy Collins , Riverton; Debi Robinson, Diane Mackey, Rachel Kaiser, Kelli Herron, Naperville ; Carolyn McDonnell , Silvis; Stephanie Rauscher, Hampton , N); Lori Eslinger, Grayslake; Laurie Petersen, Gibson City ; Jennifer Lawson , Moline ; Deena Donnell , Humboldt; Judi Vinson , Park Forest; Jennifer Jezler, Glenwood; Ingrid Petersen, O denton, Nd .; Laura Fairfield, Bloomington.

August 20, 1988: Cathi Cappelletti, Chicago Hts; Wendy Dolan , Schaumburg ; Rhonda Hess, Yates City; Mindy Miller, Belleville

January 21, 1989: Melissa Barnes, Belvidere; Maryrose Beirne, Cathy Peterson, Chicago; Julie Berner, Flossmoor ; Linda Blasko, Dagmar Englebrecht , Marianne Morrison, Nancy Hild , Naperville ; Nancy Boehm , Carla Sawatski , Arlington Hts; Tina Cox , Kathryn Hopper, Bloomington ; 1llra Dieckmann, Bowen; Jenny Doucette, Waukegan; Rae Ann Drungelo, Carol Stream ; Nancy Eble, Mercer Island, Wash. ; Beth Edgar, Schaumburg; Deana Flerlage, Oakbrook; Marla Goldberg, Wheeling ; Eva Gut , Northlake; Julie Hamlin, Lake Villa; Gori Hartman, Jacksonville; Allison Hatch, Libertyville; Lynn Howe, Macomb; Dana Huston, Mary Ma(lonia , Beth Nicoud, Springfield ; Ann Marie Maas, Deerfield; Darcy M:Iki , Mundelein ; Wendy Marke, Washington; 1llmara Mei , Streator; Katrina Parker, Maroa ; Beth Paul, Westmont ; Laurel Pojman, Lombard ; Lana Roe, Laurie Roe, Towanda; Cheryl Scassellati, Deerfield; Aimee Smith , Dekalb ; Maggie Walton , Hazelcrest

Indiana Alpha, Franklin College-February 18 , 1989 : Susan Beeman, East Windsor, N) ; Ann Burton , Wendy Whitaker, Washington ; Amy Collenbaugh , Terre Haute ; Laura Cooper, Nineveh ; Sherri Groves , Mindy MatheiS , Loogootee ; Meredith Hanke , Kokomo ; Gretchen Heitz , Madison ; Kim Ingram , Jacqueline Lakes , Conne rsville ; Debbie Kapke, Bremen; Erin McCay, Franklin ; Trena Paulus, Middlebury ; Karmen Raymer, Amber Williams, Brownstown; Leigh Ann Voss , Columbus ; Cindy Withrow, Indianapolis

Indiana G2m.ma, Butler University -January 28 , 1989 : Julie Bacino, Munster; Elizabeth Ann Baker, Easton , CT; Julie Baker, Wooster, OH; Marla Barber, Holley Milligan , Michelle Olin , Jennifer Semones , Kimberly Spilker, Indianapolis ; Robin Becker, Crown Point ; Brenda Bishop, New Castle ; Sarah Blume, Jamelin Caudill , Hanover ; Christina Brew, Northfield , IL ; Jolinda Buchanan , Lisa Friend , Columbus ; Kimberly Buffano, Lansing , IL ; Amy Carson , St Jacob, IL ; Susan Clodfelter, Farmersburg; Katherine Collier, Springfield , OH ; Jennifer Dail y, Monique French , Kokomo ; Bridgett Davis , Silver Lake ; Kerri Dunniway, Morton , IL ; Emily Hannon , Beech Grove ; Adrienne Hay, Cincinnati , OH ; Kathy Hiday, Connersville; Julie Kroffikowski , South Bend ; Gretchen Meitl , Darien , IL; Andrea Pittman, Terre Haute ; Jennifer Pribe, Columbus , OH ; Rochelle Sederberg, Valparaiso ; Sandra Shaefer, Elkhart ; Rita Shell, Bremen ; Heather Vincent , Goshen.

Indiana Delta, Purdue-September 25 , 1988 : Lisa Anderson , Kettering, OH ; Diane Atwell , Julie Reagan , Cris Wagner, Susan Caldwell , Valencia , CA ; Karen Dorney, Chesterfield , MO ; HeidI Floren , Las Cruces , NM ; Kimberly George, Sterling, Mass .; Debra Hosey, Fort Wayne ; Jill Jankauskis , Oaklawn , IL ; Teresa Kane, Bethany Carmel ; Jennifer Karas , Shelby Parham , Greenwood ; Amy Lebanon ; Jennifer Lamont , Valparaiso ; Thmara Meats , Noblesville ; ChriS Pechin , Saline, MI ; Amy Revers, Mt. Prospect , IL ; Clare Seng , Toledo , OH; Chadyne Sierra , Fort Lauderdale, FL ; Sue Smith , Oak Brook IL ; Michalene Stoming , Harnntond ; Pride Turner, Lake Forest , IL ; Stacey Wartonick , Stillwater, MN

Indiana Epsllon, DePauw University-February 18 , 1989 : Kirsten Ailes , Jennifer Howard , Valparaiso; Kimbra Andler, Barrington , IL ; Jennifer Babcock, Longboat Key, FLA ; 'fracey Broeker, Elgin , 11. ; Julie Byrne, St Louis , MO ; Rebekah Comfort , E Grand Rapids , MI ; Julie Constance , Belleville, IL ; Anne Derrickson , Norfolk , VA ; Anne -Renee Farkonas , Glenview, IL ; HoUy Firman, Wooster, OH ; Kim Fitzgerald , Lisa Grey, Catherine 1llylor, Winnetka ; IL ; Amy Fleming , Seymour ; Jill Frederickson , Indianapolis ; Leigh Gannon , Chattanooga , TN ; Amy Geraldson , Evanston , IL; Kristen Hall, Paradise Valley, AZ; Laura Hutton, Dallas , TX; Amy Koeneman , Clarendon Hills, IL; Lisa Kroeger, Shaker Hts , OH; Barbara leSourd , Xenia, OH;Julie Licklider, Caroline RaIl, Columbus, OH; Amanda Martin, Ann Arbor, MI; Leslie Matthews, Little Rock , AR; M'Liz Mawicke, Jennifer Mills , Kenilworth, IL; Kelly McCabe, Englewood, CO; Polly O'Brien, Rockford , IL ; Laura Rankin, Mt Pleasant , lA ; Emily Richmond , Simsbury, CT; Rebecca Snyder, Grand Rapids , MI ; Scab Thsker, Kirkwood , MO ; Ann Walters, Mason City, IA

Indiana Zeta, Ball State Universtly-January 21, 1989 : Mary Ellen Bender, Carmel; Kimberly Boyd , Elkhart ; Kathy Bramel , Mooresville ; Jill Caccamo, Cincinnati, OH; Elizabeth Clark , Indianapolis ; Michele Cobb, Highland ; Amy Gaskins , Carmel; Simone Hattop, Fort Wayne ; Lisa Helms , Muncie ; Kristin Mahan , Muncie; Nikki McClain , Hinsdale, IL ; Kate McDonald , Fort Wayne; Danielle Miller, New Haven ; Stephanie Murray, Carmel; Bonni Nuest, Valparaiso; Drusilla Petticord , Hobart; Liz Phillips , Crown POint ; Nicki Ruby, Loveland , OH; Nikki Sims , Springville; Karla Snyder, Argos; Thmmy Stephens , Woodburn; Margaret Suprak, Racine, WI ; Kim llIylor, Kokomo; Shellie Thrner, Lafayette; Jill Voelz , Muncie ; Laura Woodley, Greenwood

Iowa Beta, Simpson College-February 10 , 1989: Sarah Berkson , Julie Joynt , Leight Wadden , Melinda Wagner, Des Moines ; Tina Couchman , Allerton ; Kamie Downing , Jennifer Ripperger, Indianola ; Jolene Erickson , Madria ; Jill Guess , Seymour ; Tami Kunze, Leon; Stacia Mather, Newton ; Jacki Nachazel, Alden ; Beth O 'Hara , Shenandoalt; Tracey Ringsdorf, Denison ; JoLynn Schaefer, Lacona ; Candy Smock , Red Oak ; Michelle White, Postville

February 13 , 1989 : Lori Freking , Council Bluffs

Iowa Gamma, Iowa State University-August 17, 1988 : Courtney Grund , Des Moines; Andrea Haddock , Killeen , TX ; Lynn Henry, Eagle Grove ; Jill Lache, Naperville, IL ; Laura Lennon , Fort Dodge ; Amy Turnquist, Des Moines

February 19 , 1989: Kristin Reisinger, Red Oak ; Becky Rhinehart , Dallas Center ; Bethany Russell , Elgin , IL ; Amy Arthurholt , Red Oak; Laurie Baker, West Des Moines;Jody Berg , Rock Rapids ; Christine Breen , Sioux City; Michelle Dix , Janesville ; Debbie Ewen , Des Moines ; Amy Hartwig , Boone ; Heather Hildreth , Jennifer Holton , Des Moines; Angie Jensen , Garner ; Bonni Johnson , Red Oak ; Tracey Leonard , Batavia , IL; Denise Lilly, Wheaton , IL ; Brenda Mann, Muscatine ; Laura Murphy, Carlisle ; Anne Marie Reudy, Cedar Rapids ; Darcy Ruka , Lake Mills , WI ; Susan K Voellinger, Clear Lake ; Joan Wulf, Sioux City ; Gina Zauhar, Cherokee ; Ann Naney, Des Moines

Iowa Zeta University of Iowa-January 21 , 1989 : Jill Anderson , Sarah Kindig , Lisa Lewis , Kristin Shuster, Tricia Sulli van , Cedar Rapids ; Jennifer Bedard , Becky VanWyngarden , Amy Weidner, Waterloo ; Laura Bindi , Lisle IL ; Sarah Brunkan , D yersvill e; Marcia Day, Carlisle ; Tamm y Denemark , Bloomingdale, IL ; Jill Dodds , Sioux City; Lori Dorpinghau s, Kin! Horstmann , Barbie Poepsel , Iowa City ; Holly Dotseth , Buffalo Center ; Lori Duffy, Lake Forest IL ; Sue Dumerauf, Kristin Howland , Bettendorf; Erin Glynn , Davenport ; Sherry Hammond , Hoffman Estates , IL ; Gina Harnis , Dennison ; Margot Hoogendorn , Evanston , IL ; Jan Hoyer, Fort Madison ; Lisa Isaacs , Deerfield , IL ; Katie Hensen , Arlington Heights ,

IL ; Kristin Lindgren, Normal , IL ; Kerri Lopossa , Wheaton , IL ; Angela Love, Joy Pierce, Chris Timm , Council Bluffs; Christine Martinson , leslie Yazel , Des Moines ; Bec k y Nelson, Hampton; Kim Pierce , Rockford , IL ; Lisa Swo rows ki , Hins dale , IL ; Abby Vahey, Elgin , IL.

Iowa Eta, Drake University-September 10 , 1988 : Darcy Davis , Minnetonka. M ; Megan Johnson , Ro c kford , IL ; Julie Devo re . No rm al . IL ; Julie lac op i Barrington , IL ; Kris Jordahl Bre cke nridge M ; Cathy Luddington. Oak Park , IL ; C r ys tal Stammer, Mannin g.

February 1989: Mar y Garrels. Mt. Pleasa nt ; Brend a Andersen , Harl a n ; Tracy Underwood , Amy Anderson . Des Moine s ; Heidi Holli s , Waterloo ; Cris t in Fitzgerald , Dubuque ; Kri s tin Robers o n , leawood , KS; Je a nni e Peterson , Bloomington , IL ; Stacey Galloway, St Louis MO ; Carey O ' Co nner Kan s as Ci t y MO ; Sarah Routzo n Denve r, CO ; Amy Daggett , Frazee, MN ; Rochelle Tobin Arlington Heig ht s , IL ; Amanda Koenig s kne c ht St. John 's , MI ; Lora Lowe orth Dartm out h MA

Kansas Beta , Kansas State -Aug u st 7, 1988 : Sheri Medsker, eodesha

January 21 , 1989: Amy Miller, Katie Morgan , Sharon Roberts , Overland Park; Alison Shultz, Karen Folger, leawood ; Kristi Patterson , Prairie Village ; Dana Franklin, Heather Dery, Laurie Kratz , Shawnee ; leslie Greer, Olathe ; Renee Sandstrom , lenexa ; KristaJohnson , Suzanne Smith , Traci T homson , Wichita ; Linn Lundgrin , Karen Malir, Salina; Chrissy Congrove, Angela Reinking , Topeka ; Rasha Carney, lewis ; Heather Coleman , Co lleen Mclain , Sheila Thomann , Hutchinson; Cindy Brigg s , Minneapoli s ; Lori Blake, Assaria ; Betsy Berkley, Tescott ; Janna Brewer, Hugoton ; Denise Rice, Stacey Simms, Manhattan ; KeUi McMillen , Great Bend ; Julie Graham , Bennington ; Jada Kohlmeier, Sabetha; Lyn Kendrick , Johnson ; Jenny Heiniger, Teresa Hiatt , Ottawa ; Jeanine Franklin , lola ; Amy Muiller, Westwood ; Tricia Dryden. Dodge City; Kim Svaty, Ellsworth; Inger Myhre, Stillwell ; Dee Rice, Hays ; Mitzi Nelson , Phillipsburg ; Staci icholson , Newton ; Andrea Raker, Derb y; Erin Steadman , Gering, NE ; Tori Blackwelder Sa lt Lake City, UT; Angela Waters Shreve p o rt , LA

Kentucky Alpha, University of Louisville - Januar y 15 , 1989: Dena Berry, Jennifer Ca rrico. Katie Carrico Tara Dornfield , leslie McCabe Melissa Rohman Tracy Scheler, Michelle Schmitt Jenna Vans ickle Karen Woo Louisville; Paula Thurby, Grayso n Co unt y

Kentucky Beta, University of Kentucky-Augu s t 8. 1988 : Amy Burrows , Toledo , OH ; Kell y C unningh a m Winchester ; Bo nnie Jeffers Hopkinsville; Renee Mo ses , Louisville ; Harriet Simms Springfield January lB. 1989 : Cy nthia Anderson Newburgh Ind ; Jill Brady Peoria III .; Kristin Brun e r Roswe ll GA. ; Jennifer Bull She lle y Frazier Che r yl Long, Joyce Sason Angela Will. lexington; Ashlie Blaney. Owens b o ro ; Mellisa Coo mb s. Angie Gr u ss. Dublin Ohio; Laura Nell Cowan Edmonton ; Michelle Cra ig Paucah; Carrie Daniels Mayfield ; Alli so n Dillard Northbrook III. ; Rebecca Ewers , Meta ; Heather Garrett Prospect; Tiffany Gay heart . Dry Ridg e ; Julie Getz. Terrace Park . O hi o; Laura Hightow e r Danville ; Missy Ho urigan , lea Swee n ey, Louisville; Su sa n Kenned y. Manchester ; Derby Newman. Lucasville. Ohio ; Deana Nichols , Robin Ru f Cincinnati. Ohio ; Jill ickerson Florence : Amy Sherow, Dayton . Ohio ; Rhonda Smith . Slanford ; Hilliary Spragens . Lebano n ; Kri ' Ian Staton. Fort Thomas ; Kim Walsh Bardstown ; Sherr y Young Morningview.

Kentucky Gamma , Eastern Kentucky University-Amy Barney. Portsmouth OH ; Emily Cooper Cynt hiana ; Terri Cowherd Campbe ll sv ille ; Kimberl y Kay Davis Richmond ; Ch ri s lin e Gongo la Whee ling , WV:Julie Hargis , Science Hill : Janel Larson Susan Larson. SWeickle PA ; Sh annon McComas , lexington ; Evon na Mullins Eubank ; Rena Murphy, Richmond ; Robin Reynolds , London ; Shana Wallace , Ewing , September 9, 19B8 : Lisa Davenport Williamsburg ; Sherry Krelzer. Wint:hester ; Michelle eedy, Mt. Washington ; Greta Prall Hazard ; Mind y Reed Troy, Ohio

Louisiana Beta , Louisiana State University-August 18 1988 : Diane Baddock , Tammy Means , Baton Rouge ; Collen Rooney, icole Schott , Shelly Langenhenning , Carrie Gannuch ew Orlean s: Tan ya Swindle, Mansfield ; Kim Mathis . atchitoches ; Sarah Crothers . Ferriday ; usan Morris , Mandeville ; Ph y llis Stinson. Dallas TX ; Danielle laFleur Mobile , AL ; Joany Barnett , Natchez MS February 18 , 1989 : Charla Accardo, Lori Bergeron Audra Bryant , Kell y Covington , Carrie Taggard , Baton Rouge ; Missy Bender, Kim Halhorn . RacheUe O ' Brien, Meredith Olivio Ashlie Segura , Sarah Shuler Stephanie

Wells , New Orleans; Mary Katherine Cryar, Melanie Distefano, Erin Haley, Danette Hidalgo, Donna Watkins, Morgan City; Melissa Denson , Deborah Erny, Beth Laing , Kathryn Olivier, Alison Ory, Houma ; Anna Friedberg , Shawn J o hnso n , Jolie laFleur, Ann Mills , Veronica Weitzel , Lafayette ; Krislina Owne , Monica Petty, Kristie Weeks , Shreveport; Kimberl y Murrell , Mandy Wesley, San Antonio, TX; Kat Broussard , Dunson ; Kay Burke, Danville , CA; Shawn Carney, Estherwood; Kelli Clayton , Germantown , T ; Sy nde y Hall , Mansfield ; Danielle Hemard , Thibodeaux ; Carolyn Hymel , Vacherie; Kara Kessler, Bowie, MD ; Michelle Koch , Bayou Goula ; Sus ie Lambert , Patterson ; Melanie Lanaux, Hammond ; Dee Dee Lancaster, Metairie ; Ed y Landreneau , Eunice ; Wendy lenard , West Monroe ; Terri Ove rb y, Tricia William s, Mandeville ; Amy Sanders, Minden ; Kelle St ri c kland , Mobile, AL; So ndi Ward, Vidalia.

Maine Alpha, University of Maine-January 1988 : Jennifer Enterline, Herndon , VA; Stacy Jensen , Falmouth ; Sharon Michaud , Sanford; Stac y Seabrease, Bangor ; Donna Schriever, Massapequa , NY. Se ptember 1988 : Lisa Callonan , Houlton ; Shiela Cook, Biddeford ; Su sa n Deshaise, Auburn ; Kari Erickson , Lake Placid NY; Heidi Frank , Hampden ; Deborah Maxwell , Acton , Mass ; Lauren Peabody, Houlton ; Elizabeth Petr, Timonium, MD

February 1989 : Michelle Cohen, Bangor ; Beth Christopher, Rockport , Mass ; Kim Gagnon, Auburn; Kim King, Norwalk , CT; Valerie Mariani, Buxton; Jod y Myers , Auburn ; lee Nolan , Baldwin , NY; Cherie Sanborn , Cranbe rr y Isles ; Laura Sindoni , Boxford , Ma ss. ; Ke rie Walsh , Newburyport, Mass

Maryland Beta, University of Maryland-September 2, 1988: Catherine Byrem , leMoyne, PA ; Janine Wright , Pasadena ; Kelley Deblois , Hyattsville ; Lisa Englehart , Damascus ; Stacie Broadwater, Silver Spring; Nora Szeto, Hong Kong.

January 21 , 1989 : Christie DeVore, Lori Rand , Severna Park ; Julie Krolicki , Stevensville; Helen Thomas , Cambridge ; Linda Bialas , Olney; Julie Lincoln, Bowie ; Kim Storey, Silver Spring; Jennifer Kiggins , Baltimore ; Kathleen Maskulak , Rockville; Tessa Newman , Montvale, NJ; Bernadette Allman, Upper Marlboro ; Donna Goffredo, Peckville, PA ; Gretchen Gamble, Springfield , VA ; Sue Ellen Braden , Avenel , NJ ; Karen Ekman , Gaithersburg; Pamela Evans , Enfield , CT; Cynthia Fehlman , Elkton ; Amy Schwartz, Annapoli s

Michigan Alpha, Hillsdale College-Fall , 1988 : Lynn Cavender, Sharon Hammond , Megan McCarthy, Jen Voisin

Winter, 1988: Kathleen Biermann , Pamela Bloom , Lynn Cavender, Carrie Croft , Rebecca Everett , Valerie Ferguson , Erin Gardy, Susan Hoey, La ura Kreider, Julieane Malia , Cathereine Monteath , Heather Morgan , Michelle Morrow, Elizabeth Murry, and Victoria Sterling

Michigan Beta, University of Michigan -Elisabeth Barnum , Eva Bongiovanni, Rachel Brod sky, Jill Brouwer, Patti Burke, Christina Cash , Janet C lark so n , Patt y Dandron, Kathy Dawson , Lisa Deboer, Mary Ann Deleon, Mary Jane Demock , Ann Doran , Jeanie Elmlinger, Liz FeaIk , Wendy Feldbaum , Patti Fine , Kristen Fox , Erin Fuller, Jennifer Gilbertson , Kim Gorniak , Laura Gries , Nancy Hackenberger, Julie Hale, Dian e Halpin , Christie Kennedy, Nicki Larson , Elle n Martin , Kristin Matey, Cheryl Oppinheim. Holly Poag , Elarta Ro sof, Julie Rybi cki , Nancy Sagar, Kathy Sandford Pau la Sirowich, Sha nnon Sutch , Michelle Tilmann, Terra Work , Jen Wylie Amy Ya nu s , Michelle Zawislak.

Michigan Gamma, Michigan State University -January 16 , 1988 : Lisa Ahearn, Jackson; Catherine Augustine, Essex ; Natilie Bean , Eagle ; Karen Berger, Grosse Pointe Woods ; Alexa Boorstein , Newton, Mas s; Heather Buhl , Lake Orion ; Kelly Carroll , Roches ter ; C hri sti n e Chamberlai n , Ann Arbor ; Laura Clary, Novi ; Carrie Combs, Spencer, NY; Jenifer DePlanche, Belleville; Ann DeRonne, Utica ; Susan Eckel , Mason ; Barbara Fleetwood , Traverse City; Julie Gallagher, Farmington Hills; Christien Geppert , Kathy ruel , Rochester Hills ; Jennifer Jackson , St Joseph ; Amy Justice, Michelle Pieps ney, Troy ; Samantha Lieberman , Owo so ; Janet McGurk , Livonia ; Marcie ModraII , Woodbridge, VA ; Barbara Piesiak , Romulus ; Karen Raden, West Bloomfield ; Kristen Ridings , Ada ; Dawn Rosen , Pennsylvania , OH ; Julie Sherrill, Roseville ; Jennifer Sickel, Grosse Pointe ; Greta Smith , Sterling Heights ; Laura Townley, Midland ; Katie Vickers , Charlevoix ; Amy Walberg , Grand Rapids ; Jenifer Wilder, St. Clair Shores ; Jennifer Young , Saginaw

April 9 , 1988 : Pamela Crossman , Glen Ellyn , IL ; Alexis Davis , Orchard Lake ; Brenda Hilliard , Sterling Heights ; Dawn King , Owosso ; Susan O ' Connor, Birmingham ; Tina Trivan , Naperville, IL.

Minneso1a Alpha, Univcl'Sity of Minneso1a-September 13, 1988 : Kristen Blomberg, Edina.

January 14, 1989: Amy Dietz, Mendot2 Heights; Kristen Erickson , Carolyn Holmes, St Paul; Jean Lindquist, East Grand Forks; Stephanie Mcham, Las Cruces, NM; Anne McInemay, St Louis Park; Colleen McMillen, Mound; Nancy Olson, Sioux Falls, SD; Missy Sackman, Hayward, WI; Wendy Smith, Willmar; 1luni. Sterner, Eden Prairie ; Lori Zucker, Olievette, MO; Kris Hagestuen, Brooklyn Park ; Iris Han, Rapid City, SD; Linda Anderson, Edina; Heidi Buech, New Brighton ; Mandie Cripps, Robin Randolph, Kristine Olson, Minneapolis

Mississippi Alpha, U:nivel'Sity of Southern MississippiSeptember 15, 1988 : Sherri Simpson, Biloxi; Missy Light , Scottsboro, Ala; Cindy Crawford, Picayune

February 17, 1989 : Jena Rollins, Lisa Frish, Shanna Holloway, Christy Corona, Amy Johnson, Christy Sanders, Slidell, LA ; Kelly Russell, Melanie Moore, Mandi Davis, Randon; Randa Elkins, Andrea Anderson, Hattiesburg; Nat2lie Garnett, Picayune; Erin Radka, Mobile, AL; Hillary Ashcraft , Madison ; Katrina Rodney, Clifton, VA; Daisha Walker, Perkinstpn; Michelle Stewart , Forest; 1lunmy Gremillion, Bellevue, WA; Tracy Hoffman, New Orleans, LA; Andrea Canon, Clarksdale; Cindi Powell , Hernando ; Mary Helen Wingo, 'Illylorsville ; Carolin Brenke, Ocean Springs; Patricia Wilson, Leesville, LA ; Susan Dreyden , Gulfport; Tonya Osborn , Purvis ; Monica Beausoleil, Gautier

Mississippi Be1a, The Univel'Sity of Mississippi -Jill Armistead, Heather Houchins, Blaire Kennerly, 1hlcey Ryan, Dana Stover, Amanda Lehman, Caroline French, Houston, Tex ; Nichole Bassett, Manderville, La. ; Laura Binford, Fulton, Ky.; St2cey Blanke, Jeanne Menard , Lisa Ryals, Shauna Horgan , Met2irie, La ; Angie Brown, Hollandale; Aimee Carlin, Lake Charles, La ; Carrie Carlson , Wheaton , ill. ; Desiree Dodd , Julie Marschc:wski, Little Rock, Ark ; Liza Dodson, Klaire Fitzgerald, Julie Koncak, Meredith Hitchcock, Ellen Shelton, lHsha Smith, Joann Ferrell, Mary Alice Kennedy, Dallas, Tex.; Kathleen Durbin, Kathleen Mills, Mina Overton, St Louis, Mo. ; Joanne Parks, Misty Thrner, New Albany; Caroline Smith, Memphis , Tenn.; Peyton Shuttle, Montgomery, Ala.; Lissa Wilson , Midland , 1Cx.; Alice Eilers, Chillicothe, ill ; Gina Freeman,Jackson; Gina Galvini, Gulfport; Barkley Gamble, Carol Salassi, Helen Schmidt, New Orleans, La .; Jessica Klaus, Sauget , ill .; Beth Lee, Frankfort, Ky ; Guyla Lowrie, Coldwater; Mechelle Moore, Koscuisko ; Kourtney Munster, Kenner, La.; Kelly Nelson, Fort Smith , Ark .; Patrice Johnson , luka ; Abby Allen, Alex City, Ala .; Virginia Peppiatt, Lexington , Ky.; Melanie Marvin, Edmond , Okla ; Susan Lynch , Springfield, ill

Missouri Alpha-Univel'Sity of Missouri-Jennifer Auer, Emily Baehr, Julie Bales, Sheri Boren , Stephanie Boxberger, Michelle Brashiers , Katie Collins, Cristin Conboy, Kristin Cox, Carrie Crawford , Nikki Crighton, Lara Donelson , Robin Doolittle, Kathy Everett , Jennifer Falkenberg, Julie Fennewald, Amy Fortune, Jacquie Frank , 1hlcey Gaillard, Alyse Hakami, Kathleen Harn , Amy Harris, Julie Harvey, Robin Hinton, Ashley Hughes, Elizabeth Jackson , Michelle LaForge, Gretchen Lillis, Michelle Mayo, Melissa McKittrick, Kerri McManus , Linda McReynolds, Susan Metzger, Kayla Mick, Katey Newell , Suzy Ollar, Laura Payne, Kari Porter, Sara Powers , Laura Ray, Jennifer Roels , Ally Sacks , Carmela Shorey, Beth Siemens, Diane Silvius, Wendy Thlarico, Gina llunborella, Jill Thake, Susan Tourtillott, Cricket Wolrdein , Missy Webb, Holly Westoff

Missouri Gamma, Drury CoUege- August 19 , 1988 : Victoria Ayer, Cabool.

January 27 , 1989 : Yasmine Zwerenz , Blue Springs ; Jacqueline Campbell, Susan Huff, Branson, Heather Decker, Camdenton ; Dianne Stiner, Carrolton , TX ; Shannon Wehrli, Des Peres; Joan Perkins , Dexter ; Lana Cawthorne, Harrison , AR; Laura Rushing , Jefferson City; MonicaJohnson , Point Lookout ; Meribeth Cortes , Michelle Mettlach , Republic ; Allyson Evans , Rogers , AR ; St2cie Camp, Angela Teters , Rogersville ; Laura Freund , St. Louis ; Holly Black , Tia Hayter, Brooke Hobbs , Nikki Holden , Lisa Miles , Sheri Rhodes , Angie Rollins , Carol Rotenberry, Jennifer Tipton , Springfield ; Kristie Lock , Westphalia ; Courtney Gohn , West Plains

Montana Alpha, Montana S1ate Univel'Sity- january 7 , 1989 : Erika Barret , Marla Battle, Kris Semenza , Bozeman ; Deanna Bentz , Polson ; Amy Berseiker, Lolo ; jeannie Crusch , Heidi Harmon , Bainville ; Lori Hoover, Columbus ; St2cia Krause, Kalispell ; Nicole Marsh , Vienna , VA ; jamey McDonald, Bellvue, WA ; Christine Putzier, Columbia Falls; Richelle van Voast, Thrner

Nebraska Be1a, Univel'Sity of Nebraska/Lincoln-January 28 , 1989 : Beth Anderson , Kiki Apostol , Jill Booge, Jodi Bromm , Shawn Burnham , Michele Faris , Cathy Farrell, Amy Fenster, Suzette Gammel , Kara Gappa, Krisa Goracke, Mary Hayes, Heidi Hubner, Lisa LaMar, Jill Michel , Kelly Palmer, Holli Parish, Sarah Peterson , Kacy Philips, Jill Pilakowski, Kit Scott, Jodi Simon , Christy Steele, Tina Timmerman, Elizabeth Wallace, jill Wendland , Casey Wills , Kelly Witherby, Abbie Young, Alex Zinga

Nevada Alpha , Univcl'Sity Nevada-Reno-January 25 , 1989 : Katie Banks, Becky Baldwin , 1hlci Carbon , Heidi Dankel , Trudie Goodwill , Kelly Griffm , Maureen Johnson , Jennifer Lacerda , Suzy Lambert , Shelly Livingston , Holly Lockhart , Christina Mayer, Stacey McClure , Sonja Meizel , Shari Poterfield , Susan Starkweather, Kristi Steinbroner, Tracy Stokem , Kari Tinder, 1luni 1hlcy, Linda Vestbie, Kelly Welch , Reno ; Baily Amicucci, Tenafly, N) ; 'Illra Anderson , Kristy Etter, Las Vegas ; Cara Clarkson , Catrie Coates , Carson City ; Alana Kroll , Fallon ; March McPherson , Auburn, Calif ; Shannon Napier, Los Gatos , Calif

New Mexico Alpha, Univel'Sity of New Mexico -january 14 , 1989 : Michelle Bates, Rio Rancho, NM ; Sarah Blair, Santa Fe, NM ; Julie Brainerd , Sara Browning, Julie Crooks ; Heather Dunbar, Margaret Evans , Raton , NM ; Lisa Francis , Mara Gottlieb, Ellen Graham, Ruidoso , NM; Dana Horcasitas , Jillian Liesse, Justin Light , Portland, OR; Lynda Mullen, Ivy Schumer, Deborah Schwartz , Santa Fe, NM ; jennifer Stepetic, Denise Venzuela , Natalie Weaver

New Mexico Beta, New Mexico S1ate - February 12 , 1988 : Missy Arcbibeck , Traci Brannon, Sandi Miller, Monica Steen , Albuquerque ; Michele Barbour, Mary Alice Walker, Roswell

September 24 , 1988 : Lori Bloomfield, Cat h y Crane, Carol Tidmore, Misty Widholm , Albuquerque ; Lara Ryzman, Santa Fe

February 18 , 1989 : Stephanie Breck, Felicia Groff, Linda Hobbs , Christine Hoeft , Tracee Smith , Stephanie Trujillo, Albuquerque; jennifer Campbell, Socorro; Kim Scorah , Roswell; jill Underwood , Alamogordo; Lisa Martinez.

New York Gamma, St. Lawrence Univel'Sity-ApriI16, 1989: Tara Conlan, Cincinnati, Ohio ; Sarah Finley, Fairport; Carol Fisher, Syracuse ; Dawn Griffin , Hudson ; Kelly Hardiman , Middleport ; Alicia Hooks , Jamaica ; Pamt:la Johnston , Ogdensburg ; Patricia LaDuke, Morrisonville ; jennifer Leamy, Summit , NJ ; Periscilla Moore, Wyandanch ; Dagmar Plaza , Bronx ; Michelle Smith , Dickinson Center ; Denise Terrance, Syracuse ; Debra Thomas , Manlius; Heather vaughn , Hartsdale ; jill Walker, Mexico

New York DeI1a, Cornell Univel'Sity-April 29 , 1989: Kathy Alaimo , Holindel , N) ; Debbie Berland , W Hartford , Conn; Jan Best, Chatham ; Laurel Beverly, Schenect2dy ; Sarah Chambers, Massena ; Liz Clisby, Radnor, Pa .; Peggy Cochran , Burlington , Mass ; Katie O'Connor, Annapolis , Md .; jocelyn Cramer, Port Washington ; Deanna DeBendictus , Newburgh ; Theresa Faraci , Hackettstown, N); Cheryl Flinker, Shaker Heights , Ohio ; Anne Fogarty, Corning ; Tracey Furner, Palatine ; Pallavi Gholkar, Webster; Liz Goldman , Tonawanda; Shelley Halloran , Orinda , Calif.; Stacy Harbilas , watertown , Mass . ; Anne Hellwig , San Bernardino, Calif.; Gina johnson, Anchorage , Alaska ; C hrist y jordan , Apple Valley, Minn. ; Kelly Keim , Attleboro, Mass .; Kristen Koh , Arlington Heights, Ill .; Sylvia Konze, Columbus , Ohio ; Sarah Litt , Scarsdale ; Linda Lutkus , Foxboro , Mass .; Karen McCalley, Riverside , Conn .; Heather McHugh , Highland Park , Ill .; Jennifer McSorley, Grosse Pointe Park , Mich.; Christine Meyer, Timonium , Md. ; Kathy Moran , Ithaca ; Lisa Munter, Tiburon , Calif.; Silvana Nazzaro, Princeton , N) ; Rachel Raabe, Charlotte, Vt. ; Karen Schanzer, Larchmont ; Sarah Siedman , Glen Cove; jennifer Siegler, Toms River, NJ . Lisa Slow, Weston , Conn .; Becca Thompson , Florence, Ala. ; jen Troiano, Huntington ; Kris Trapp, Merrimack , NH. ; Carolyn Ththill , Orient; Christina Verni , W. Babylon ; Erin Webster, Silver Spring , Md .; Jenny Yang , Bridgewater, N} ; Kriten Zittel , Eden

New York Epsilon, Rensselaer Polytechnic lnstitute-Septetnber 4 , 1988 : Elaine Lambert , Shirley ; Nicole Mantell , St2ten Island ; Patri c ia Mo rales , Brewster ; Sandra Sims , Middle Island ; Noelle Mann , Boonton Township , NJ ; Leslie Thompson , Holliston , Mas s ., Tan ya Yenkevic h , Sugarloaf, PA ; jennife r Mick , Belfast , Main e

January 21 , 1989 : Shannw Albert , Delmar ; Debra Bais uck , Schenect2dy ; Lauren Coman , Clifton Park ; jennifer Donnelly, Hamburg ; Carri Leon , North Woodmere ; jody Meht2 , White Plains ; Elizabeth Urtecho, Highland ; Christina Stehnach , Falls Church , VA ; Lynn Giard , Statesboro, GA ; joi-Ling Portugues, Lio Piedras , Puerto Rico

New York Zeta, Colgate UnIversity-November 19 , 1988 : Susan Jensen , Lake Bluff, IL ; Dawn Besculides , Setauket ; Pamela Douglas , Morristown , NJ; Ellen Mecrey, Boston , Mass .; Thlia Sher, Boxborough , Mass ; Sarah May, Clio, Mich .; Tami Rao, Mountain Lakes , NJ

North Carolina Beta, Duke-January 198 9 : Frances Harlow, Elizabeth Peters.

North Dakota Alpha, UnIversity of North Dakota-April 30 , 1988: Denise Banasnewski , Hastings , MN ; Tamara Bernstrom , Hallock, MN ; Dorothea Leppi , Duluth , MN; Amy Mohberg , Milnor; Suzanne Orstad , International Falls , MN; Tanya Scheeler, Minot ; Alyson Strohl , Portland , OR ; Christine Wyman , Bottineau ; Julie Ziehl , Sauk Center, MN . January 14 , 1989-Becky Berg , Thompson ; Kristi Thorson , Northwood ; Kyler 1\vine, Naples , Italy ; Kristianne Blaese, Washington , D C. ; lluni Bubendorf, Krestin Olson , East Grand Forks , MN ; Tami Spraggs , v.tI1couver, British Columbia , Canada ; Tami Ingstad , Valley City; Rochelle Olson , Burnsville, MN; Laurie Bickett , Carrington ; Amanda Kenyon , Fort Ransom ; Hcather Arman , Bismarck ; Angela Elsperger, Cando; Amy Dewald , Grand Forks ; Janet Bailey, Wahpeton ; Janna Kroke, Fargo ; Kim Strand , Cooperstown

Ohio Alpha, Ohio University-April 23 , 1987 : Sara Beam , Mclean , Va , Elia Rivera, Mahwah, N ). ; Susan Koon , Piqua October 15 , 1987-Kathleen Edwards , Plain City ; Daryn Hoppel , Cleveland Hts ., Crissy Marderosian , Franklin , Md February 6 , 1988-Laura Short , Broadview Hts .; Alison Cooper, E Liverpool ; Dianna Calaboyias , Susan Soltis , Pittsburgh , Pa .; Pamela Pierce, Springboro; Leslie Zimmer, Troy ; Tami Lybarger, Mt. Vernon ; Andrea Schroer, Paula Watkins , Westerville ; Leslie Eichberg , Rockville , Md .; Natalie Williams, Heather Hill , Springfield ; Amy Parsons , Beaver, Pa .; Heather Peterson , Vinita Koshal , Athens ; Cari Washburn, Az. ; Kristen Kiselica ; Nicole Clayton , Cincinnati ; Leigh Ann Gerber, Norwalk ; Vicki Eickelberger, Thornville ; Kathleen Hanna , Tami Peterman, Dublin ; Cori Kenny, Allison Pk ., Pa ; Christina Glanz , Northbrook , Ill. ; Bobbie Quaye, Cheryl Quaye, Caraopolis , Pa .; MaryJo Battersby ; Tracy Sicafuse, Poland ; Laura Schweikert , Brecksville ; Molly Holmes , Holly Wenz , Centerville ; Kathleen Hurley, Park Ridge, Ill ; Alysse Hecker, Bloomfield Hills , Mich .; Jill Boardman , Grosse Pt. , Mich ; Richele Zimmel , Butler, Pa .; Erin Fox , Westlake ; Lori Rhees , Hilliard ; Andrea Kahn , University Hts .; Lisa Bauer, Highland Hts .; Julie Henry, Gaithersburg , Md

April 15 , 1988-Peggy Barker, San Diego , Ca . ; Jennifer Cummings, Stow ; Alexis Thscano, Columbus ; Renee Saunders , Judi Sturwold, Cincinnati ; Wendy Naranch , Medina ; Kristin Rothe, Sewicky, Pa .; Lisa Cummings , Prospect , Ky

September 2 7 , 1988-Jane Ann Maurer, Columbu s; Jill Staab, Fredericksburg , Va .; Megan Younker, Darian , C1.

January 28 , 1989- Tricia Parsons , Beaver, Pa . ; Patricia Jo Rutter, Greensburg , Pa ; Krista llano, Elizabeth Lichtenberg , Julie Banerjee, Mclean , Va ; Shelly Waterman , Whitehouse ; Sally Leach , Laura Millen , Marcy Ferris , Elizabeth Claypool , Columbus ; Tricia Roddy, Birmingham , Mich. ; Elizabeth Aten , Ashland ; Sarah Snyder, Columbia , Md .; Carrie Trojack , Whitehall ; Natalie Kapral , Kathleen Johnstone, Dublin ; Jennife r Budde, Grand Rapids , Mich .; Suzanne Crider, Alliance ; Meagan Bro wn , Findlay ; Erin Trautman , Beth Harmon , Chagrin Fall s ; Denise Bowker, Arnold , Md .; Shani Alge, Concord ; Julie Connor, Rocky River ; Erica Bean , Ra c hel Ganim , Cincinnati ; Melanie Clutte r, C her y l Williams , Kettering ; Sh e ila Goldman , Beachwood ; Tracy Hamler, Mansfield ; Mele s a C lark , Po w e ll ; Jennifer Coleridge, Flemington , N J .; Leslie Kimicata , Kathr y n Grubbs, Pitt s burgh , Pa ; Julia McMahon , Cleveland Ht s ; Wend y Anderson , Lakewood , N.Y. ; Sarah MacArtney, Upper S1. C lair, Pa .; C y nda Bacani , Yo ungs town ; Heather Simpson , Wes tchester ; Rachel Loftu s, Sc arsdal e , N.Y. ; Pamela Shomo, Boardman ; Lori Fraunfelder, Pe tos k y, Mic h .; Victoria Klein , Medina ; Kimberl y Anderson , Woos ter. Ohio Beta , Ohio State UnIversity - Janu a r y 3 0 , 1988 : Nic o le Armogida , Julie Suarez , Massilon ; Chris Arvin , Ft. Th o mas , KY; Co rey Avery, Littleton , C O ; C hri s Broy les , Mun c ie , I ; Sh e ri Burkos k y, So lo n ; Kri s ti Callaghan , Am y Drake , Ch e r i J o hnso n , Rob y n Leo nard , Columbu s ; Saundre a C ika , Yo ungs to wn ; G race Ge r vaso n , Roc k y Rive r ; Sh a nn o n G laze, Sylvania ; Su sa n Haberstro , Ke tter i ng ; Kr issy Humm el , Am y o r val , Akro n ; Marj o ri e Land eve r, Shaker Ht s. ; Ma ry Les l ie, Beave rc ree k ; Mary Ka y O' Bri e n , S1. Loui s , MO ; Tra cey Radi c an , We s tlake ; Be t sy Stewa r t , Lima ; Missy Wes t , ew Philadelphia ; Lisa Zimm e rman , Wes terv ill e ; Li sa G roves , Fos to ri a , Megan Th o m as , F1. Way n e , I April 17 , 19 88 : Co lleen C arroll , To le d o ; C hri s D e twil e r, Tallmadge ; C hris J o hnso n , Centerville ; Er i n Mac Gilli v ray, Mc le a n , VA; Kr is t i Mill e r, Madisonvill e , KY; Laura Moat s , Columbu s ; J e nn y Mye rs , Washingto n C. H. ;

lfacy Powaii , Highland Hts ; Amy Shaffer, Butler, PA ; Jenny Smith , Athens ; Melissa McCoy, Kettering

September 12 , 1988 : Kristin Mennella , Boca Raton , FL ; Terri Findlay, Mentor

January 29 , 1989 : Erica Armogida , Massilon ; Heidi Bachert , Susan Bugno , Ann Edwards , Laura Hubbard , Mary McFadden , Sheila O'Donnel , Laurie Wallace, Molly Walsh , Kim Wood , Columbus ; Kristen Schweinfurth , Marion; Krista Chester, Cambridge; Jennifer Dahl , Grosse Pt , MI ; Julie Dickhart , Manalapan , NJ ; Amy Galleazzi , Kirkwood , MO ; Susan Gordon, Toledo ; Colleen Janosik , Warren ; Julie Leet , Mentor ; Adrianne Lenavitt , Akron; Tina Lindquist , Kettering ; Kelley Schaulfelberger, Fostoria ; Tina VanBuskirk , Ashland ; Nicole Woods , Dublin

Ohio Epsilon, UnIversity of Toledo-january 24 , 1988 : Beth Mclemore, Kory Kaintz , Mary Ruszkowski , Jenny Kruzel, Jodi Jones , Belinda Guzman , Tarnrny Veroneau , Debra Wilder, T6ledo ; Stacey Sell , Kim Thomas , Sylvania ; Michelle Jackson , Ridgeville ; Betsy Marshall , Ashtabula; Kim Viney, Maumee ; Lisa Voleski , Mentor ; Lissa King , lambertville, Mich ; Kim Dennis , Adrian , Mich

September 10 , 1988 : Jennifer Walker, Toledo ; Christa Gordon , Vickie Gordon , Barb Powazki , North Olmsted

January 22 , 1989: Ansley Abrams, Rebecca Angelbeck , Kristi Comes , Lori Gray, Lauryl Hanf, NicoleJenkins , Gina Johnson, Stacy Kruzel , Ellen Stechschulte, Toledo ; Dawn Dietsch, Edgerton ; Marcy Lehto, Ashtabula ; Dara Kearns , Butler; Sandra Willingham , Van Wert.

Ohio Zeta, Miami University-April 17, 1988 : Kirsten Bell , Columbus ; Andrea Kaplan , Akron ; Elizabeth Keane, Concord , Pa ; Paula Masterson , Granville ; Denise Montgomery, Hershey, Pa .; Amy Roba , Williamsville , N.Y.

August 28 , 1988 : Jayme Hughes , Uniontown ; Susan Woelking , Huntington , NY

January 29 , 1989 : Beth Enright , Akron; Megan Kelley, Karen Williamson , Cincinnati ; Jenny Sand , Christy O ' Brien , Dayton ; Lori Foust, Lima ; Marne Levine, Cleveland ; Jill Annarino, Lisa Taylor, Toledo ; Allison Malfatt , Dublin ; Shelley Headlee, Mount Vernon ; Julie Lambert , Chesterland ; Erin Kennelly, Wilmington ; Kara Reed , Wauseon ; S Ranee Oberley, Delaware; Gina Moriconi , South Bend , Ind .; Beth Stauffer, Indianapolis , Ind ; Jenny Ahern , Lincolnshire, Ill .; Kris Bil:kinbine, Northfield , Ill . ; Jennifer Fairbairn , Northbrook , Ill. ; Sarah Issleib, Hinsdale , Ill .; Meg Haas , Heidi Griesser, Wilmette, Ill .; Lisa Tagli , Long Grove, Ill .; Natalie Staats , Susan McLynch , Lexington , Ky. ; Christine Wilmsen , St. Louis , Mo.; Kelley Grose, Midland , Mich .; Amy Isley, Blissfield , Mich. ; Carrington Powers , Bloomfield Hills , Mich ; J Christy Brown , Greeley, CO ; Tracy Chace , Berwyn , PA ; Diane Marsh , Fairview, PA ; Suzanne Wilkes , Knoxville , TN ; Julie Van Der Thuk , Leawood , KS ; Lara Langstaff, Mission Hills , KS; Jennifer Gilbert , Houston , TX ; Katelyn Corbett , Concord , Mass. , Ann Forrest , Minneapolis , MN ; Kate Venuto, Potomac , MD

Ohio Eta, DenIson University-March 11 , 1989 : Carol Ackad , Ridgewood , N ). ; Michele Berman , Chappaqua , N Y. ; Susan Coughlin , Adrienne Shaw, Greenwich , Conn .; Dee Cutler, Cincinnati ; Anne Denk , Columbu s; Marilyn Denison , Arden , N.Y. ; Sharon Dewey, Alexandria , Va .; Allison Dowd , Shaker Height s ; Me gan Doy le , Boc a Raton , Fl a. ; Winnie Enloe, Rome, Ga .; Julie Gilmer, Wes t Lebanon , N.H .; Gretch e n Glase r, Erin McMahon , Orchard Park , N.V. ; Trish Golitz , Hagerst o wn , Md .; Ali Hartman , Buckhannon , w:v... ; Julie Haskell , Oneida , N Y. ; Conna Houghton , Lake Forest , Ill ; Jennifer Jeffery, Pepper Pike ; ElizabethJo n es , Washington , D.C. ; Katie Kaye, Betsy Moran , New York , .Y. ; Donna Kell y, Weston , Mass .; Kristen Korfman , Switzerland ; Meli ss a Kuhn , Fall s C hurch , Va ; Kerr y Lyons , Wellesley, Mass ; Noel Manak , Hudson ; Laura McConnell , Mi ssion Hill s , Kan .; Sheila Mc loughlin , Garden C it y, N Y.; Nicole Ruckman , Gates Mills ; Maura Sullivan , Dover, Mass .; 1lira Theune , Devon , Pa ; Jody Thomas, Novelt y ; Anne Williamson , Little Roc k , Ark September 17, 1988 : Maria Chris tina Alexandraki s , Greece ; Melin d a Medley, Short Hills , N.J .

Ohio Theta , Bowling Green State UnIversity- October 1, 198 7: Sta cey Edwards , Sidn ey.

Janua ry 23 , 1988 : Am y Sh ipm a n , Wo rthingto n ; Ava Ag osto n , Akro n ; Nic o le Ahrn s , Mins te r ; Ro b i n Beal , Shelb y ; Marsha Bcmm es , C in ci nn at i ; Ke ll y Bodkin , Sy lvan ia ; Cath y Bonn , pringfield ; Mich e ll e Brun o , Tracey Stre ite r, Parma ; Suss an C iri n o , C h es te rland ; D e nise Co l ins , Mar io n ; Juli e C ramer, Pitt sburgh , PA ; Mi c helle D o bbs, Lim a ; Annette Dress , Put - inBay ; Kim El we ll , Wes tl ak e ; Jane t Fields ; Cheryl Kent , Mis s ion Viej o , CA ;

Teresa Nicol, Marysville ; Karen Ravas , Toledo ; Shawna Ried , Wickliffe ; Donna Ruck , Castalia ; Catherine DeCrane, Rocky River ; Marcia Tanner, Maumee; Andrea llttro , Battleboro, VT;. Mary Ziegler, Massillon ; Carrie Dilts , Youngstown ; Denise Dohse, Waterville

August 16, 1988 : Julie Hamilton, East Lansing , Ml ; Lee Ann Harkelroad , Huron; Bridget Hummel, Akron; Kristin Feeley, Toledo ; Amy Gray ; Niki Leonard, Worthington; Judith Telb ; Karen Virost, Mayfield Heights

January 21 , 1989: Christina Amos , Bowling Green; Sandra Applebee, Ottawa , IL; Margaret Baron , Amherst, NY; Beth Betscher, Mansfield ; Allison Burke, Columbus; Kristin Gibbons , Noblesville, IN; Lisa Frey, Rochester, NY; Maria Gonzales , Baltimore ; Cathy Grimesey, Brunswick ; Cheryl Hejl , Broadview Hts ; Cathy Holowczak, Hinkley ; Vickie Hughs , Solon ; Laura Koch , Pickerington ; Lori Kokensparger, Newark ; Lynette LaGatta, Mayfield Hts. ; Lisa McDonald , Jennifer Schoof, Perrysberg ; Susan Miller, Toledo ; Julie Poore, Sylvania ; Kiersten Proctor, Garrettsville ; Ann Purvis, Middletown ; Rita Schafer, Maineville ; Wendy Schubert , Kettering; Andrea Smith, Tina Trueblood, Westerville; Karen Stuart , Oakville, Ontario; Melinda Whalen, North Olmsted

Oklahoma Alpha, University of Oldahoma- Denae Crosswhite, Angie Robinson, Kristin Erdman, Diane Lowe, Kelly Roberts, Stephanie Dinsmore, Sasha Beard, Liz Bridges, Jennifer Goldman, Ashley Peck, Shannon Suchy, Kathy Bass, Kerrie Brinkman, Stephanie Adams , Amy Fletcher, Christy Reilly, Kimber Wigington , Carolyn Shannon, Leigh Haswell,Jill Lord, Lori Yeager, Natalie Martin, Melanie Nolan, Molly Davis, Amy Onofrio, Edy Goldblatt, Denna Rooker, Jennifer Yenor, Kelle Russell , Kristen Couey, Jenna Haywood, Jennifer Davis, Robyn Tenery, Jennifer Doubet, Christy Brady, Justine Gooden, Amy Curran, Kathie Compton, Cindy Nelson, Michelle Pieper, Diana Dean, Carolyn Holmes, Julie Passmore, Tina Shook , Thlci Wright , April Heagerty, Jennifer Moses, Pam Schmidt, Deena Alli, Megan McFarland, lltbitha Bogard, Susan Harroz , Gina Parrish

Oklahoma Beta, Oklahoma State University-August 7, 1988 : Michelle Haglar, Edmond.

February 4, 1989: Carrie Altendorf, Julianne DeShazer, Kclli Fergusion , Marni McCown, Angela Payne, Amy lltckett, Shauna Schultheis, Oklahoma City; Angi Anthony, Anne Fry, Enid; Lorraine Belcher, Choctow ; Jennifer 8orovetz , Muskogee ; Rebecca Brackeen , Shawnee; Terri Brown , Jones; Joelle Brummett, Colorado Springs, Colorado ; Ruth Cather, Julie Emery, Amy Holloman, Ann Wilcox , Edmond; Catherine Clift, Linda SanMiguel, Brynda Whitlock, Thlsa ; Emilie Coffey, Heather Hagen , Stacy Stewart, Stillwater ; Jandra Cox, Newport News, Virginia; Kerrye Garrett , Amy Hafner, Perry ; Meleesia Hill , Wilburton ; Linda LeGate, Claremore; Dionne Patterson, Andrea lltluc, Sapulpa; Jina Payne.. Grandfield ; Rebecca Reed, Fort Gibson ; Amy Robinson, Elk City; Mary Beth Robinson , Ponca City, Andrea Schedler, Richmond, Virginia; Barbara Sellers, Sand Springs; Jennifer Thomason, Heidi Waldren, Durant

Ontario Alpha, University of Toronto-September 10 , 1988 : 1ltmara Sheats, Kingston . January 29 , 1989 : Samantha Parras , Mississauga ; Jennifer Sue, Ottawa.

Oregon Alpha, University of Oregon-January 14, 1989 : Christine Bates, Debbie Black, Heather Scott , Kristin Solso, Thlcy Youel, Eugene ; Julie Brewer, Liz Powell, Amy Wilcox, Bainbridge Island ; WA; Pam Cahill , Fair Oaks, CA; Kimberly Cooper, Julie Peterson, Salem; Heather Dean , Thalatin; Laura DeLeone, San Francisco, CA; Carrie Dobbel, Piedmont, CA; Meg Farquhar, Stanford, CA; Debbie Feinstein, Bellevue, WA; Christina Fowler, Lisa Sacconaghi , Lake Oswego; 1ltra Iden, Anchorage, Alaska; Michelle Kelm, Albany ; Tiffany Krieger, Tracy Lolich, Arissa Oliveros , Sherri lltlty, Portland ; Jennifer Lasher, Kelly Low, Seattle, WA ; Debbie MicMinds, Laura Paul , Corvallis ; Colleen Nealon , Woodland , CA ; Erica Panzer, Aloha; Jenna Parson, Astoria ; Melanie Pearson, Keely Picard , Grants Pass ; Laura Perry, Thousand Oaks , CA; Kristen Peters , Littleton , CO ; Gretchen Stark , Bethany Strasburg , Medford ; Hilary Roberts , Ashland ; Mary Robertson , Bend ; Lisa Sumida ; Gresham ; Jennifer Tate Davis , CA ; Kati Thmbull , Palo Alto, CA

Oregon Beta, Oregon State-Jessica Blair, Laurie Cameron , C heri Cutts , Jami Duelley, Nicole Egging , Gita Elek , Anita Geyer, Spring Gunter, lltmara Hoffbuhr, Melinda Kirk , Deborah Kyle, Pamela Nelson , Cynthia Studebaker, Kristen Thompson

Oregon Gamma, WUlamette University-August 28 , 1988 ; LInice Fitzgerald , Scappoose ; Rebecca Woodrum , Seattle, WA

September 16 , 1988 : Michelle Bogatich , Yakima , WA

January 21 , 1989 : Kaarin Axelson , Janelle Paxton , Beaverton ; Lori Baldwin , Sharon Kay Daly, Anne Stetson , Portland ; Nancy Bledsoe, McMinnville ; Holly De Grow, Grants Pass ; Karen Estcourt , Gresham ; Lisa Fernandez , Gaston ; Melinda Filbert , Corvallis ; Adriene Oster, Hines ; Helen Patrice Phillips , Canby ; Kristina lltylor, Lake Oswego ; Alyssa Valenti , Tillamook ; Elizabeth Ayers, St Paul , MN; Paula Bandonis, Kihei Maui , HI ; Jennifer Campbell , Aiea , HI ; Amy Bouillion , Christina Bruce, FairbankS , AK ; Sonya Cirone, Sparks , NV; Kim Coglan , Spokane, WA ; Kathleen Dent , Edmonds , WA ; Benta Fries, Fresno, CA; Karen Greene, Seattle, WA ; Cinda St John , Fullerton , CA ; Diane Morton , Kalispell , MT; Laura Periman , Helena , MT; Tiffany Smith , Fairfax Station , VA

Pennsylvania Beta, Bucknell University-May 10 , 1988 : Heather Anastasio , Woodbride, Conn .; Andrea Apuzzi , Huntington Stn ., N Y.; Patricia Baron , Colonia , N.J. ; Jennifer Billings , Bath , N Y.; Paulette Bruneau , E. Weymouth, Mass. ; Lara Bulota , Bellingham, Wash .; Jaime Burdick , Monroeville ; Hillary Busch, Ridgefield , Conn .; Jennifer Cockroft , West Chester ; Christina Crowley, Waldwick, N }. ; Chrisanne Curka , Chatham Township, N J .; Helen Da Silva , Saratoga , Calif.; Lisa Di Giacomo , Westfield , N.}.; Diane Galbraith , Cranford , N }. ; Dabney Giles , Lynchburg , Va .; Christine Ginouves , Summit , N J ; Samantha Gladish , Pittston ; Tina Henninger, Colleen Samuels, Pittsburgh ; Sydney Johnson , Alexandria, Va ; Lisa Kellett , Longwood , Fla .; Linda King , Dallas , Tex ; Peppy Kokines, W. Simsbury, Conn ; Sam Moppett, Wellesley, Mass ; Monica Myers , Doylestown; Sharon Nichols , Williarnspon; Jody Potteiger, Trappe; Kelly Purcell, Bethany Rich, Bethesda , Md. ; Nadine Rapacioli , Pelham Bay, N.Y.; Susan Scroggie, Rochester Hills , Mich .; Gin Seewaldt , E . Williston , N.Y. ; Mary Ann Sigler, Port Huron, Mich . ; Shelly Simonds, Oxford, Ohio;Jo Ann lltlbot , Cinnaminson , N }. ; Susan Tinsley, Fayetteville , N Y.; Callie Winkelmann , Mantoloking , N }. ; Tanja Wranik , Corning , N Y

Pennsyl vania Gamma, Dickinson College-Heather Bacher, AnnaLisa Brown, Lisa Carey, Janet Cashman, Julie Cheney, Andrea Comes , 1ltra Cunningham, Anne -Liza Delacruz, Paula Difabio, Marie DiFrancesco, Lisa Digruttollo, Yvonne Dobblemann, Sara Fleet-"'oster, Alicia Fowler, Laurie Holston , Heather Hoover, Elizabeth Jefferson, Wendy Jenkins, Stephanie Koeppen , Ali Meyer, Jackie Pasquarella , Ruth Percival, Cynthia Preston, Allyson Radcliff, Lauren Rychlik, Karen Scheafer, Heather Schneider, Courtney Seda,Jill Seiscio, Andrea Shea, Anne Sturges , Priscilla Tiffey, Kara vanzanten , Suzanne Windus , Julia Wood

Pennsylvania Epsilon, Pennsylvania State UniversltySeptember 17 , 1988 : Amy Quinn , West Chester ; Kiki Shaw, Devon. Febraury 10 , 1989 : Jennifer 8oebnel , North Canton, OH ; Laurie Bruce, Bethesda , MD ; Susan Thomas, Wendy Huber, Laura Monroe , Kirsten Singleton , Kim Willingham , Pittsburgh ; Erin Adams , York ; Susan Amoruso, Darcy Kent , Newton Square ; Susan Antrim , Sparta , NJ; Laura Baisch , Whippany, NJ ; Pam Blanch , Steelton; Cheryl Brown , Concord , NH; Carol Burger, Sugarloaf; Carolyn Chelli, West Hartford , CT; Jennifer Church, Statsburg, NY; Tracy Cramer, Absecon , NJ ; Tracey Follis , Northport , NY; Jeanie Gammon, Glenmore ; Heather Gatley, Huntington , NY; Kimberly Greul , Strongsville, OH; Pam Kauffman , Malvern ; Kathleen Krum , Emmaus ; Susan Landis , Colmar ; Deanna Lombardo, Mayfield Hts. , OH ; Diana Roeshot , State College ; Diana Ross , Devon ; Jill Schadle, Elizabethville; Beth Silverie, Rosemont ; Laura Sloane, Southampton ; Amy Solinski , Harrisburg ; Samantha Swift , Butler

Pennsylvania Eta, Lafayette CoDege-JilI Backerman , Amy Balsbough , Susan Butler, Jennifer Crews , Maria Coello , Jocelyn Davies, Tracy Fiedler, Christine Fiumara , Alissa Freimark, Alison Glaser, Amy Golombek , Elizabeth Grogan , Leigh Grygotis , Jody Harrison , Karen Heiniman , Sally Heyniger, Cindy Lamontanaro, Annemarie LaPietra , Holl y Lenz , Jennifer Lilore, Catriona Logan , Lori Magistro, Courtney Matthews, Monica PelOSi , Jennifer Pinola , Leanne Pike, Rachel Rankin , Catherine Reddy, Kirsten Ricketts , Mary Sieling , Susan Sm ith , Debbie Stanek , Candice Struck , Cathy Szu1c, Ka y Tweed y, Kath y Walsh , Stephanie Warner

South Dakota Alpha , University of S. Dakota- Tammy Biehler, Kristi DeMersseman , Heather Francis , Jennifer Hawke, Renae Howard , Kathi Johnson , Kandi Joneson , Bonnie Jorgenson , Kathleen Knudtson , Ja y mi Larson , Lavin Masters , Connie Nilles , Dana Olson , Dewanda Pesicka , Shari Reedy, Jennifer Reince, Leslie Riley, Dawn Rock , Sue Rogge, Kerri Shoener, Libby Skinner, Kim Wagner, Nichol Wilson , Jody Wittrig , Shelly Petrik.

Tennessee Alpha, University of TennesseelChattanoogaSeptember 17 , 1988 : Laura Briggs , Hixson ; Tracey Fergason , Redbanlc January 7 , 1989: Kristy Hall , Ooltewah

Tennessee Gamma, University of Tennessee-Feb 13 , 1988 : Loree Chunley, Donna A Cruze, Olga Keramidas , Margaret Mounger, Katherine Pesut, Sharon Sawyer, Knoxville ; Tiffan Davis, Bowling Green , Ky ; Amy DePiero, McMinnville; Claudia Garrison , Nashville ; Cindy Gumm , Wise, Va .; Stephanie Orman , Hixon ; Stacy Pettry, Staunton , Va ; Pammy Raines , Jackson ; Hope Roberts , Signal Mountain ; Elizabeth Thacker, Kingsport ; Perri Tipton , Michelle Dodson , Memphis ; Dana Thrner, Germantown ; Jackie Howard, Sevierville ; Maelena Ramsey, Cookeville

April 23 , 1988 : Shannon Corn , Cleveland ; Helen Curtis , Chattanooga ; Melinda Gibbs, Fairfield Glade ; Erin Washam, Johnson City; Lori Thcker, Memphis; Roxanne Whitener, Lenoir, N C. ; Julie Waddilove, Franklin ; Cathy Lewis , Saint Albans , W.Va . September 10 , 1988 : Lisa Stone , Knoxville

January 28, 1989 : Kimberly Cantley, Bluff City ; Mary Frances Evers , Nashville ; Susan Gumm, Wise , Va. ; Rebecca Harty, Katherine Blalock , Memphis ; Karen Boney, Omaha , Neb .; Susan Dominick , Knoxville ; Marie Drabb , Cookeville; Renee Fannin , Oneida ; Julie Griffith , Johnson City ; Bonnie Gombos, Norwalk , Conn .; Jennifer Gregory, Oak Ridge ; Christy Grubb, Sevierville ; Julie Harrison , Knoxville ; Heather Jackson , Franklin ; Shannon Noland, Clyde, N.C. ; Laura Painter, Chattanooga ; Monika Peterson, Oak Ridge ; Shandra Rogers , Cleveland ; Jacqueline Stilp, Knoxville ; Carla Truckenbrodt , Clarksville ; Terri Turner, Knoxville ; Melanie Waller, Nashville ; Lorie Ward , Mountain City ; Andrea White , Nashville ; Leslie Sinclair, WPAFB , OH

Tennessee Delta, Memphis State-August 19 , 1988 : Lynn Backey, Germantown ; Kathy Orthaber, Shira Scott , Memphis ; Lori Myatt , Murfreesboro , Becky Wadell , Collierville ; Tori Petrus, Carlisle, Ark

January 29 , 1989 : Ellen Browder, Boliver ; Jamie Durdin, Camden ; Laurin Fogel, Nashville ; Lori Graves, Renee House, KelliJohnson , Paige Morris , Memphis ; Kimberly Kaiser, Ashley Olivere, Germantown ; Elizabeth Ussery, Clarksville; Keri Wilcox , Thllahoma ; Amy Nash, Corinth, Miss

Texas Alpha, University of TexaS-August 24 , 1988: Dana langworthy, Griffith Mason , Schel Mason , Dallas ; Kristen Harris , Fort Worth ; Andy Gaedke, Houston ; Lauren Smith, Florence, Sc.

February 4 , 1989 : Ginny Driver, Mary Gilbert , Jenifer Greenway, Deidre Rushing , Cecily Small , Catherine Young , Austin ; Caroline Kopecky, Kristyn Manning , Tracy Morse, San Antonio; AIix Crystal , Jennifer Donnelley, Hailey Etheridge, Berkeley Holmes , Kathryn Josey, Heather Mclemore, Melissa Milton , Laura Thunmell , Helen Vaughn , Anda Wallace, Shepherd Wallace, Sarah Womack , Houston ; Melissa Currey, Micheau Folse, Michele Haltom , Dallas ; Anna Highnote , Corsicana ; Kerry Keiser, Horseshoe Bay ; Allison Matthews, San Angelo ; Heather Way, New Braunfels ; Christi Craddick , Midland ; Brooke Betts , Katy ; Susan Ogden , Texarkana ; Rebecca Anderson , Fort Worth ; Holly Clement , Conroe ; Leslie Pangburn , Southlake ; Kathleen Winslow, Beaumont ; Staci Long , Am y Maner, Lubbock ; Kendall Grahm , Kingwood ; Shanno Phillips , lYler ; Missy Brown , Lufkin ; AiIison Hutson , Rockwall ; Bonnie Moffitt , McAllen ; Katy Hirst , Harlingen ; Anna Whorton , Galveston ; Shea Harkin s, Alic e ; Beth Bonner, Allison Jone s , Corpus Christi ; Heather Heartfield , New Orleans, LA ; Tiffnay Corley, Aurora , CO ; Collette Copretz , Lafayette, LA ; Tricia O ' Neil , Rye, NY

Texas Beta , Southern Methodist - April 17, 19 88 : Su san Abraham , Li s a Barbatsul y, Ly nn Boswell , Sta c ey Bowden , Laure n Brod e , Shell y Bro wnl e e , Ashley Burr, Beth Clay ton , Loui se Co nklin , Debbi e Cooper, Aimey Corcoran , Kellie Coston , Maggie Fawcett , Patt y Floyd , Sawni e Ferguson , Melinda Gist , Betty Jane Harvey, Beck y Hers c hler, Sarah Hinton , Sus an Irwin , Debbie Kading , Liz Lane, Michelle Latour, Kim Leukhart , Melissa Light , Alice Ann Linker, Camille Longcope , Trac y McCut c hin , Mand y McNames , Melinda Miller, Andrea Ro na y, Kim Ryan , Su san Salch , Alliso n Sall ee, Sta cy Shawn , Ca ss ie Sheel e r, Coll e en Sher, Ann Sours , Carol y n Thompson , Laura Wate rs , Jani e Wea ve r, Mary Beth Willis , Shaw n Wise

January 7 , 1989 : As hley Akin , Jairn e e Wo lfe

Texas Gamma , Texas Tech University - Augu s t 15 , 1988 : Shanno n Casperson , Levelland ; Stephanie Harrison , Austin ; C hri s ti Irish , San Antonio ; Holl y Huff, Susan Hou s ouer, Lubbock

February 18 , 1989 : Jenni Cockrell , Emily Kimbrough , Lori Knight , Brooke Malouf, Mary Woods , Dallas ; Jonalee Barta , Garland ; Stephanie Carson , Leslie O ' Neill , Leigh Warren , San Antonio ; Jorond Casler, Shannan Haragan , Cathy King , Lubbock ; Kimberly Conner, Plano; Charla Covey, Carrollton ; Kim Drawe, Sinton ; Sheree Dumas , Haskell ; Julie Dunn , Colleyville ; Michelle Gaynor, EI Paso ; Lauren Gross, Kim Schroeder, Houston; Elizabeth Hickman , Marta Wallace , Midland ; Janet Hill, Breckenridge ; Melissa Hughes , Grandbury ; Andrea Koziol , Jenee McDonnell, Arlington ; Thicy Logsdon , Spearman ; Darn Martin, Carlsbad , New Mexico ; Kristine Martin , Austin ; Amanda McDaniel , Irving; Barbie McGuire, Amarillo ; Kerri Morgan , Gainesville ; Stacy Newman , Cookville; Melinda Nezbitt , Graham ; Amy Perkins , Bedford; Kim Ragan , Richardson ; Jennifer Whaley, Lorena ; Wendy Williamson, Abilene ; Maurisa Young , New Braunfels

Texas Delta, Texas Christian University-August 14 , 1988 : Kirsten Scott, Tiffany Edwards, Ft. Worth ; Kim Hieger, Kildeer, Ill .; Kimmi Kwake, MuIkilte, Wash

January 28 , 1989 : Leslie Bernard , Karen Biddison , Carrie Birnie, Houston; Jill Davey, Rockwall ; Michelle Dodds , Kathy Jo McAteer, Fort Worth; Molly Donnell , Lanette Long , Graham ; Josey Evans, Bellaire, Cindy Hagler, Richardson ; Paige Hagood , Denison ; Melanie Mango, Hurst ; Ginger Moore, Grapevine; Amy Peal , Leslie Tiller, Corpus Christi ; Robin Shaddix , Garland ; Renee Smith , Midlothian ; Christie Warren , Dallas ; Julie Watts , Amarillo ; Ashley Weaver, Colorado City; Tammy Durand , Boise, Idaho ; Sarah Glanville , Edina, Minn .; Dee Dee Hampton , San Diego, Calif.; Christine Kerr, St Louis , Mo ; Amy Kennett , Slidell , La .; Chantal Lambrix , Lake Bluff, III. ; Jennifer MacAdam, Marietta , Ga .; Sarah McCalla , Billings, Mont .; Annie Murphy, Wilmette, Ill ; Kathi Orvis , Thlsa , Okla .; Amy Parkerson , Lisle, III ., Mariett Schrieber, Overland Park , Kan. ; Shannan Sonnabend , Jeanine Thomas, Chesterfield , Mo ; Kelly Stevens , Lincoln , Neb ; Danette Stand , Cedar Rapids , Iowa ; Katie Thompson , Riverwoods , III. ; Jennifer Trammel , Kansas City, Mo .; Sissy Vallas, New Orleans , La

Texas Epsilon, University of North TexaS-August 20 , 1988 : Jamie Garland , Lewisville ; Ginger Guthrey, Lisha Woods , Dallas ; Holly Hodges, Paris ; Kate Ranc , EI Paso ; Allison Sharlach, Mt. Pleasant.

February 11 , 1989 : Janet Bailey, Jennifer Chase, lYler ; Jody Bartley, Auralie Edwards , Tracy Morgan , Plano ; Beth Boyd , Fort Worth ; Rebecca Buckner, Van Alstyne ; Shelley Buresh , Mindy McManus , Texarkana ; Kelli Cole, Michelle Crossman, Denton ; Dawn Conner, Richardson ; Eileen del Valle, Greenville , S c. ; Michelle Faulk , Spring ; Jennifer LandiS , Arlington ; Julie Friedberg , Joncilee Miller, Dawn Metcalf, Dallas ; Shannon Fries , Fredericksburg ; Darla Gray, Gena Warren , Kimi Young , Wichita Falls ; Elisa Gregg , Hurst ; Kather y n Griffith , Palmer ; Kimberly Griffith , San Antonio ; Missy Jensen , Holly McManu s , Houston ; Kristen Kirkpatrick , Brownsville ; Holl y Lynch , Veronica Youngblood , Garland ; Jane Pullman , Lewi s ville ; Jonna Rolfe, Bedford

Texas Eta, Texas A a: M University - Augu s t 14 , 1988 : Karen Palumbo, Mis t y Moraitis , Spring ; Erin Shafer, Denton ; J essica Dolling e r, Pag e Sigler, Beaumont ; Laurie McC art y, Amarillo

Februar y 4 , 198 9: Jane Abernath y, Nome ; Kimberl y Addi s on , Aimee Coate s , Sall y C rum , Courtn ey Steve n s , Jennifer Gambre ll , Hou s ton ; Kim Allen , Waco ; Cath y Argue , Baton Rouge , LA ; Michelle Barclay, Tiffani Fergu son , Garland ; Amy Benson , Dawn Miller, Beth Henderson , San Antonio ; Arnie Braswell , lYler ; Becky Bray, Karen Fricke, Jennifer Lemm o n , Ann Powe rs , C hri s t y Schram , Au s tin ; Beth -Ann Crott s , J e nn y Thomas, Arlington ; Shana Da v is , Bedford ; Kim Hess er, Cath y Wilson , Kingwood ; Kris ten Oliver, Gonzale s; Ci ssy Pinkerton , Lewi s ville ; Angie Read , Ke ll y Rick s , Lufkin ; Mar y Ross , Sonora ; Stephanie Sanders , Karen Ste ven e r, Pearland ; Tam i Thom son , Corpu s Chris ti ; Tricia Tow , Duncanvill e ; Vicki Wade, Richmond ; Alisa Ward , Nacogdoches ; Lisa White, Wimberl y ; Ke ll y Wood , Kat y

Virginia Gamma , College of William and Mary - Fe bru ary 4 , 19 89 : Kimberl y Anglin , Loring ; Laura Wheeler, Fairfax ; Megan Burs ki , Annandale ; Kathryn de la Osso, Angela McDonald , Virginia Beach ; Eppi e Hogan , Poquoson ; Ann Leigh Kerr, Appomattox ; Erin McCool , Stafford ; lYnan Perschbacher, Courtney Snyder, Arlington ; Lisa Stewart , Re s ton ; Sheri Susi , Catlett ; Betsy Willcox , Roanoke ; Betsy Almond , Hartfo rd , CT; Kimberly Hardy, Wethersfield , CT; Michelle Loomis , Madis on CT· Ali Miller, Stamford , CT; Vanessa Smith , Darien , CT; Cutler Shom:UCer: Vero Beach , FL ; Janel Hansen , Norwe ll , MA ; Sophie Lee, Gaithersburg ,

MD ; Robin Marino, Potomac, MD ; Kimberly Baumbach, Hillsdale, NJ ; Sarah Bikofsky, New York, NY; Siobhan Does, westbury, NY; Amy Brown, Tohawanda , NY; Heather Murphy, Pleasantville, NY; Laura Gallagher, Copley, OH; Deborah Herring , Ooltewah, TN.

February 20, 1989 : Jennifer Grahl, Falls Church ; Lauren Gadkowski , Centerville, MA

Virginia Epsilon, University of Virginia-April 16 , 1988 : Stephanie Bini, Monticello, Ark .; Pamela Bishop, Carolyn Gorman, Vienna; Patricia Bowman, Boonton , N.J. ; Celeste Browning, Mechanicsville ; Liza Caraballo, San Antonio, 1X .; Jo Ellen Constine, Melissa Ramos , Mary Reaves Wimbish , Richmond ; Jenifer Cooke, Kathryn Ferguson, Virginia Beach; Sara DeRuyclc , Marshall , Mn .; Johnna Duncan , Fredricksburg ; Eliz:tbeth Dunn, Savannah, GA ; Laura Garvey, Dix Hills , N Y.; Carolyn Kunz, Miami , Fla .; Linda Leeson, State College, Fa .; Anne Mckeehan, Knoxville, Th .; Jennifer McNeil , Ridgewood , N }.; Monique Merrill , washington , D C.; Janice Meyer, Little Rock, Ark .; Sian Miller, Houston , 1X. ; Anne O'Donnell , Chagrin Falls , Oh .; Leigh Pierce, Susan Spooner, Mclean; Shannon Putman , Chapel Hill, N C. ; Kim Renzi, Reston; Karen Speer, Highstown , N .J.; Leah Stanton, Coral Springs, Fla. ; Lori Thmpkins, News; Carson Whitley, Danville; Lesley Witt, Spring Grove

Virginia Eta, University of Richmond-April 16 , 1988 : Elizabeth Cash, Lynchburg; Shannon Early, Staunton; Kim Haynie, Shannon Riley, Virginia Beach; Mamie Larkin , Alexandria; Kristen Anderson , Suffern , NY; Cathy Astle, Medfield, Mass .; Sandy Bae, Potomac, MD ; Angie Bauer, Shelton , CT; Anne G Brewster, Bluefield, WV; Molly Brooks, Marshfield Hills, Mass ; Kathy Brown, Cherry Hill , NJ ; Julia Brubaker, Catasauqua , PA ; Christie Marks, Karen Busenlener, Metairie, LA; Parrish Cox , Kingstree, SC i Christy Creighton , Audubon , PA ; Susan Davis , Port Washington, NY; Hilary Day, Bryn Mawr, PA ; Elizabeth Earle, Winston Salem, NC ; Amy Eisenbaur, Marblehead, Mass .; Jennifer Fron , Wilton , CT; Lauren Fry, Lancaster, PA ; julie Gallagher, Wayne, PA; Pam Geck , Danbury, CT; Amy Henderson, Newtown Square, PA ; Rachel Kay, Houston , TXi Christine Kerby, Summit, NY; Kellie Knoerzer, Garden City, NY; Jenny Keatsa, Wawa, PA; Michelle Ledford, Morrisville, PA ; Carolyn Louttit, Barrington, Rl; Darcy Lynch , Phoenix, MD ; Thicia Mayo, Fort Wayne, IN ; Pamela McDonald , Rome, GA ; 'fracy Morton, Simsbury, CT; Colleen O ' Keefe, Oakland, NJ ; Mary Falmer, Coral Gables , FL ; Michelle Paoner, Sewell , NJ;Jackie Percy, Plano, TX ; Heather Phillips , Pittsburgh , PA ; Kathy Pierson , Bayville, NY; Lauren Ponterio, Rye Brook , NY; Lori Poveromo, Rockville, MD ; Jenni Riggle, Brunswick , OH; Kathy Robert , Hampton ; Chris Rovero, Hewitt, NJ; Kim Sayle, Chagrin Falls, OH ; Katie Smith, Kingsport, TN ; Katy Thorbahn , Media , PA ; Beth Todd , Gallatin , TN ; Debbie 'frimarchi , Powder Springs, GA ; Kim Victoria , Allendale, NJ ; Maureen Victory, Mamaroneck, NY; Ellen Walsh , Fort Worth , TX

Washington Beta, Washington State-January, 1988 : Heidi Adams , Gig Harbor ; Sally Anderson , Angele Burton , 'fracy Jensen , Suzanne Bachler, Heidi Berger, Karen McMurray, Seattle ; Kim Atteberry, Tina Casne, Karen Laird, Liza Porter, Bellevue; Gemma Chase, Sunnyside ; Nancy Clark, Michele Fallon, Leslie Overstreet, Carri Wurzberg , Shelley Hatch , Spokane; Sally Clark , Portland, Ore. ; Hillary Crowe, Pepper Ingram , Puyallup ; Heidi Griebe, Mercer Island ; Jennifer Galka , 1llcoma; Bonnie Hilden, Olympia ; Michelle Johnson , Edmonds ; Jackie Jones , Eltopia , Terri Kirtley, Everett; Carol Kutch, Vancouver ; Shelley LedrayBomcamp, Mt. \bnon; Jenny Lipo, Everett ; Holly Ostermiller, Longview ; Janet Reinbold , Davenport ; Paige Stancatto, Graham ; Heidi Stephenson , Redmond; Janna 'frefren, Bellingham January 14 , 1989: Kelly Lines, Bellevue; Heather Freeman , Stacie Lowery, Bellingham ; Leslie Servine, Everett ; Cassy Held , Fairchild ; Shawna Rorem, Gig Harbor ; Wendy Smith , lone ; Kim Zutter, Issaquah ; Amy Raekes, Kennewick ; Dana Hayes , Kirkland ; Melissa Barnet , Lake Stevens ; Hilary Lee, Angie Mawer, Mercer Island ; Kristin Kivland , Nord1and ; 1llmi Dissmore, Christy Nielson , Pullman ; 'frova Hutchins , Puyallup ; Casee Kindy, Christi Lewis , Kristi Queen , Redmond ; Heidi Jurisich , Lisa Knipe, Seattle ; Lisa Jenney, Snohomish ; Wendy Campbell , Shelly Elliot , Laurie Ranch , Lori Skillestad, Jennifer Stevens, Spokane; C armen Swent, St. John ; Kim Peacock, Woodinville ; Kelley Bullion , Yakima

West Virginia Alpha, West Virginia University-February 11 , 1989 : Amy Alexander, Morgantown ; Pam Adams , Lykeus , Pa .; Michelle Affolter, Tornado; Cecilia Ambrosio, Spencer ; Beth Aungier, Greensburg , Fa .; Lisa Bafundo, Cathy Smith , Fairfax , Va .; Ranee Borgna , Montville,

N .J.; Beth Choby, Dudley Fletcl:ler, Sara Mckenny, Charleston; Bridgette Cogar, Kelly Mays , Lori Thompson , Beckley ; Susie Daugherty, Follansbee ; Lori Duncan , Bridgeport ; Melisa Farberow, Pittsburgh , Pa .; Kelly Farrell , Fairpon, N .Y. ; Thlcy Farris , Vienna ; Marci Frishkorn , New Brighton , Fa .; Andrea Gochnour, Everett , Pa ; Becca Harman , Grafton ; Aimee Hogan , Williamsville, N Y.; Margaret Hoge, Martinsburg; SarabJenkins , Gaithersburg , Md. ; Amy Jordan , Phoenixville, Fa .; Stephanie Judge, Sistersville; Jenifer Kujawa , Washington , Fa .; Karin Miller, Amy Ramsey, Clarksburg ; Missy Miller, Ravenswood ; Elizabeth Pell , Wheeling ; Erin Poe, Elkins ; Kristen Prophet, Middletown, Pa. ; Halle Shenker, Nonheast , Fa .; Julie Stromick, Hopwood , Pa. ; Andria Neal , Martinsville ; Teresa Conley.

Wisconsin Alpha, University of Wisconsin-August 24 , 1988 : Carrie Britten , KeUi Heider, Bella Sverdlik

February 4, 1989 : Laurie Adix , New Berlin ; Amy Anderson , Green Bay ; Pamela Colburn , Madison ; Jenifer Frederickson , Sheboygan; Kerry Crowder, Burlington ; Jennifer Durso , Brookfield ; Erin Galli , Wausau ; Hilary Harker, BelOit ; June Mushinski, Neenah ; Heather Nelson , Eau Claire; Poett Ryan , Milwaukee ; Divina Tiuseco, West Allis ; Maria Rieder, Nashotah ; Pamela Hentges , Minneapolis , Minn ,; Nancy Beal , Roseville, Minn .; Cathryn Christenson, Jennifer Fox , Chris Weber, St Paul , Minn .; Kristin Donnelly, Heidi Novogratz, Jennifer VanLeer, Edina, Minn .; Susan Weiler, Micki Galinson , Minnetonka , Minn .; Shannon Bartlett, Chicago, Ill .; Michelle Bittle, Caledonia , Ill .; Carrie Cheff, Hinsdale, 111. ; Nancy Chestnut , Kenilworth , Ill .; Thicia Gillick , Becky Wolfram , Park Ridge, Ill .; Stefany Gordon, Wilmette, Ill .; Michelle Labow, Des Plaines , Ill .; Heidi Ladendorf, Northbrook , Ill . ; Angeli Mehta , Mt . Prospect , Ill .; Linda Nix , Palatine, Ill .; Kelly Ransford , Olympia Fields, Ill .; Katherine Browne, ThIsa , Okla .; Lisa Goodman , Santa Fe, Calif., Casey Martin , Palos Verdes , Calif ; Andi Kohn , Brunswick , N J .; Tiffany Smith , Sparta , N.J. ; Stacy Landis , 1llmpa, Fla .; Kristina Wildeveld , Las Vegas , Nev.; Elyse Aronovitz , Birmingham , Mich .; Katie Kramer, Huntington Woods , Mich .; Deirdre Cohen, Newton , Mass .; Michaele Nason , Falmouth , Maine.

Wyoming Alpha, University of Wyoming - Febraury 11 , 1989 : Melissa Agar, Melanie Baty, Kimberly Filbin , Leigh Anne Grant , Kimberly Harris , Karen Hogarth, Janet Johnson , Corinna S Long , Elizabeth McNiff, Leslie Miller, Thtia Netzner, Christine Ose, Cheyenne ; Stacy Crum, Juli McConaghy, Janelle McDaniel , Marian Smith, Arianne Staffileno, Erin Wilkes , Casper ; Michelle Meehan , Susie Weese, Sheridan ; Sheri Mounteer, Rock Springs ; Lisa Baustert , Cody; Kristie Seeds , Newcastle ; Jannie Hawkey, Gillette ; Dena Taylor, Torrington ; Michelle Denny, Ft. Collins , Colo.; Katherine Dunn , Greeley, Colo .; Kin Henderson , Broomfield , Colo ; Victoria Peeks , Chapple, Neb.; Nanette Schaub, Scottsbluff, Neb.; Claudia Fidler, Cosette Fidler, Spearfish, S D.; Tammy Wes tberg , Whitewood , S D.; Roongnt Kay Duangchan , Issaquah , WA

Values & Ethics Commission

(continued from page 12)

The work of the Commission has been developing over the past year as a result of continuing concern over the direction being taken by Greek groups on various campuses . Alcohol abuse, negative public relations, image, scholarship and hazing have combined to confuse the goals of fraternal living, both within the organization themselves and in the mind of the general public

For this reason , men's and women 's fraternities are working together to restore the original purpose of fraternity.

" We are hopeful ," says Chairman King, " that efforts of the Commission, combined with those of NIC/NPC , will narrow the apparent gap between fraternal expectations and everyday reality The Commission envisions a five to eight year period to implement this program ."

(Contact the NIC offices for a Values & Ethics facilitators ' guide for discussion leaders and case studies at 3901 West 86th Street , Suite 390 , Indianapolis , IN 46268.)

DIRECTIONS

Phi Beta Phi's Career Networking Program

Please enter me in the Pi Beta Phi DIRECTIONS program. By completing the following form, I understand that the information may be released to any Pi Phi who requests the information. Requests for DIRECTIONS information must be made to the Pi Phi Central Office in St. Louis and include a fee of B.OO and the occupation and city desired.

Please send me names of Pi Phis in the ____ , and ____ (co de #) (co de #) (code #)

(desired City/Metroplex)

o Enclosed is my $3.00 check payable to Pi Beta Phi (name) (chap t e r ) (address) (city /statelzip) Pi Beta Phi Central Office , 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis , MO 63105

REMEMBER Pi Phi Philanthropies

o Arrowmont 0 Arrow In The Arctic

o Holt House 0 Emma Harper Turner Fund

o In Memory of _______________ Died __________ (date) or

o In Honor of ________________ From ___ ( Nam e of club or donor ) (If club give president· s name )

_____

__ Amount of enclosed check $ _____

Please make check payable to : Pi Beta Phi Settlement School" ", Holt House, Arrow In The Arctic or Emma Harper Turner Fund

Mail this form to : Pi Beta Phi Central office 7730 Carondelet , Suite 333 St. Louis , MO 63105 " "Donations to Arrowmont (Settlement School) are tax deduc tibl e.

In Memoriam

The following are given in sequence : Name, Chapter, Initiation Year, Month and year of Death

When submitting death notices to Central Office, please give month and year of death. Names cannot be listed without this information.

Naomi Christen Allen (Mrs Vern S )

Indiana Delta, 1921; December 1988

Clara Swanson Anderson (Mrs. Delbert L.)

Idaho Alpha, 1928; December, 1988

Patricia Henderson Azorin (Mrs Manel)

Florida Beta , 1943; February 1989

Julia Simpson Bartron (Mrs. H A )

Ohio Beta, 1918 ; December, 1988

Marilyn Bowen Beebe

Ohio Zeta, 1948; March, 1989

Judith Cargile Benagh (Mrs Maclin H ., Jr )

Texas Beta, 1925; January, 1989

Pamela Welling Berger (Mrs Roger A.)

Michigan Alpha, 1964; March, 1989

Harriett Davidson Bolan (Mrs R )

New York Delta, 1930; January, 1989

Elizabeth Atkinson Borden (Mrs . Charles)

Wisconsin Beta , 1929; February 1989

Elizabeth Barger Brown (Mrs H C.)

Pennsylvania Gamma, 1928 ; November, 1988

Florence Darby Browne (Mrs Donald L.)

Kansas Alpha , 1917 ; January 1989

Jane Bueermann

Califronia Beta, 1973 ; September 1988

Marion Kendall Bugbee (Mrs. H C.)

Kansas Beta , 1925; September 1988

Ruth Barrett Bush (Mrs Howard L.)

Michigan Alpha , 1928; November, 1988

Jean Holland Bybee (Mrs. Wilbur C.)

Indiana Beta 1942; March, 1989

Mary Phillips Campbell (Mrs Forrest C.)

Illinois Delta, 1918 ; October, 1988

Katherine Davidson Chambers (Mrs George T)

Nevada Alpha , 1925 ; March , 1989

Joan Sawyer Claunch (Mrs E S., Jr )

Oklahoma Beta , 1941; December, 1988

Carita Sadler Cochran (Mrs William 0.)

Indiana Delta , 1948 ; February, 1989

Helen Hewit Collier,

Nebraska Beta, 1934; March, 1989

Elizabeth Griffin Conkling (Mrs Gerald M )

Virginia Gamma , 1928; January, 1989

Marie Grumbles Copp (Mrs Cyril C.)

Florida Beta , 1921 ; December, 1988

Viola Uri Crites (Mrs C.D )

Oklahoma Alpha , 1917 ; January, 1989

Helen Poulton Davis (Mrs Charles F.)

Ohio Beta , 1920 ; January, 1989

Jane Kindrew Denison , Ohio Eta , 1958 ; December, 1988

Shirley Storm Dickinson (Mrs. Sherman)

Iowa Gamma , 1908 ; January, 1989

Virginia Blackwood Driver (Mrs. Jettie)

Arkansas Alpha , 1932 ; March , 1989

Virginia Ray Ebner (Mrs 0 )

Indiana Beta , 1931 ; December, 1988

Joan Goodrum Dedrick Elliott (Mrs Elden )

Oregoh Alpha , 1941 ; January, 1989

Florence S Erwin

Massachusetts Alpha , 1930 ; June, 1988

Jean Palmer Evans (Mrs Henry C. )

New York Delta , 193 4; January, 1989

Annette Young Everett (Mrs R M.)

Wisconsin Alpha , 1927 ; November, 1988

Viola Mehus Faris (Mrs J Harlan )

Washington Beta , 1937 ; December, 1988

Mary Bothwell Fisher (Mrs . W.R .)

California Gamma , 1935 ; January, 1989

Marian Jefferis Forbes (Mrs George J )

Nebraska Beta , 1919 ; February, 1989

Evelyn Pickrell Fraser (Mrs Emery J )

Washington Alpha, 1917 ; January, 1989

Helen Willard Fuller (Mrs Clyde W)

Vermont Beta , 1928; December, 1988

Lillian Oyster Grimes (Mrs F.J.)

Kansas Beta , 1923 ; September, 1988

Clara-Catherine Hudson Groezinger (Mrs Leland B )

California Beta , 1927 ; February, 1989

Jean Delaney Gwin (Mrs Jerry B )

Oklahoma Alpha , 1936 ; February, 1989

Patricia Crawford Hargis (Mrs. Alexander H )

Washington Alpha, 1944 ; February, 1989

Jean Landreth Hart (Mrs. William James)

Manitoba Alpha , 1937 ; March, 1989

Blanche Shirley Hayes (Mrs W B )

llIinois Zeta, 1919 ; December, 1988

Susan Holcomb Henderson (Mrs Don 0.)

Oregon Beta , 1946 ; November, 1988

Jacqueline Prescott Hildebrand (Mrs William C. , Jr )

Texas Beta, 1926 ; December, 1988

Beatrice Hughes Hofsommer (Mrs TW )

Iowa Gamma, 1929 ; October, 1988

Joan Rickert Hoge

Louisiana Alpha, 1945 ; January 1989

Joan Drennen Ingram (Mrs J )

California Zeta, 1950; February, 1989

Lois Haworth Jansen (Mrs William A.)

Wyoming Alpha , 1921 ; February, 1989

Margaret Meyer Kessen (Mrs . R.S.)

Illinois Delta , 1928 ; November, 1988

Margaret Yeadon Kronberg (Mrs Thomas G.)

South Carolina Alpha , 1932 ; January, 1989

Dorothy Williams Langton (Mrs Francis D )

California Alpha , 1922 ; October, 1988

Martha Thomas Leak (Mrs John D )

North Carolina Alpha , 1932 ; July, 1988

Clover Mae Klingel Linscott (Mrs. A O )

Ohio Delta, 1927 ; January, 1989

Mary E Macbeth

Alberta Alpha , 1934 ; June , 1988

Anne Story Marvin (Mrs. S W , Jr )

Texas Beta , 1950 ; November, 1988

Ellen Alspaugh Massey (Mrs T)

Illinois Beta - Delta , 1931 ; December, 1988

Mary Weisheimer Mattinson (Mrs. William E.)

Ohio Beta , 1951 ; December, 1988

Fritz Childress McCallum (Mrs A N ., Jr )

Virginia Beta , 1919 ; January, 1989

Ruth Meacham McCullough (Mrs. Harry C. )

Illinois Delta, 1911 ; February, 1989

Florence Jackson Meyer (Mrs A M.)

Arizona Alpha , 1919 ; February, 1989

Flora Hull Mitchell (Mrs C.W.)

D.C. Alpha , 1911 ; August , 1988

Florence Lyford Nelson (Mrs J.O .)

Nebraska Beta , 191 7; Augu s t , 19 88

Olga Poe Oden (Mrs Sydnor)

Texas Alpha , 1952 ; December, 1988

Ruth Wilbur Oha (Mrs F.w. )

Tennessee Alpha , 1932 ; January, 1989

Gay Olesen Page (Mrs Layne E.)

Michigan Delta , 1979 ; January, 1989

Winifred Dillingham Patten (Mrs . Lyal E. )

Wyoming Alpha , 1918 ; January, 1989

Betty Scott Perrin (Mrs. M.)

North Dakota Alpha , 1924 ; January, 1989

Katherine Ainsworth Peterson (Mrs , James D.)

Michigan Beta , 1922; February, 1989

Emily Shaw Polier (Mrs Rex J.)

Iowa Zeta, 1938; March, 1989

Lucretia Foster Pulliam (Mrs . J)

Idaho Alpha , 1926 ; February, 1989

Harriot Howard Romfh (Mrs . George B.)

Oklahoma Alpha, 1935 ; January, 1989

Pauline Hunt Sanders (Mrs T Kemper)

Indiana Alpha, 1918 ; January, 1989

Ruth Leavitt Schulman (Mrs. J )

Maine Alpha, 1939 ; November, 1988

Gladys Vinter Schultz

Michigan Beta, 1917 ; April , 1988

lone Horstman Scott

Iowa Zeta, 1924 ; January, 1989

Wilma Collins Scott (Mrs Raymond R )

Oklahoma Alpha , 1927; November, 1988

Mildred Smith Smith (Mrs. Kenneth G.)

Oregon Alpha , 1920; January, 1989

Josephine Franklin Snow (Mrs. William H )

Oregon Beta , 1929 ; February, 1989

Maxine Rigsbee Stephens (Mrs. Kuhrman H )

Indiana Gamma , 1930 ; March , 1989

Gladys Holliday Sunstrom (Mrs Mark A.)

Oklahoma Beta , 1921; March , 1989

Dorothy Gardner Talbert (Mrs P H )

California Alpha , 1920; January, 1989

Helen Hicks Templeton (Mrs David P )

Oregon Alpha , 1945 ; December 1988

Marjorie Moss Thias (Mrs Henry E )

Missouri Beta , 1946 ; February, 1989

Lena Pogemiller Thomas (Mrs Herbert H.)

Iowa Gamma , 1925; February, 1988

Marjorie Gibson Thornburn (Mrs John N.)

Iowa Alpha , 1927 ; February, 1989

Helen Rininger Totten (Mrs Morrell P.)

Washington Alpha, 1919 ; March , 1989

Elizabeth Hayes Townsend (Mrs L.J )

Arkansas Alpha , 1921 ; July, 1988

Harriette Procter VanSant (Mrs. Nicholas)

Virginia Alpha , 1946 ; February 1989

Dorothea Pratt Vining (Mrs. M N .)

Washington Alpha , 1926; January, 1989

Nancy Fleming Wadley (Mrs. Frederick H )

Colorado Alpha , 1917 ; January, 1989

Lucille McGehee Waters (Mrs O D.)

D C. Alpha , 1933 ; November, 1988

Marion Smith Wheeler (Mrs James D. )

Minnesota Alpha , 1920 ; January, 1989

Mary Elizabeth Crawford White (Mrs Ernest )

Indiana Beta , 1936 ; July, 1988

Marlys Shirk Whitman (Mrs E.w.)

Idaho Alpha , 1925 ; December, 1988

Nora Wray Wishard (Mrs William W)

Iowa Alpha , 1914 ; January, 1989

Laura Butler Bourret Woodford

Texas Alpha , 1933 , affiliated Arizona Alpha ; March , 1989

Lois Bishop Yohe (Mrs C. B.)

Iowa Alpha , 1928 ; October, 1988

Katharine Hamilton Young (Mrs J I. )

Illinois Eta , 1935 ; February, 1989

FRATERNITY DIRECTORY -SUMMER, 1989

Officers

FORMER GRAND PRESIDENTS

Weber Johnson (Mrs Irwin T) MO Beta , Box 337, Carmel Valley, CA 93924

Dorothy Weaver Morgan (Mrs. Kent R ) NE Beta , 2540 Stockwe ll , Lincoln, NE 68502

Sarahjane Paulson vanassc= (Mrs Horace) WA Beta , 3401 25th West, #520 , WA 98199

Elizabeth Orr (Mrs J. Gordon) OR Alpha , 14800 SW 100th , Tigard, OR 97223

Jon Wirths Scott (Mrs Jon) PA Beta , 1186 Cedarwood Dr., Moraga , CA 94556

OFFICEIlS EMERITUS

Grand President Emeritus -Marianne Reid Wild (Mrs Robert) KS Alpha , 2021 BelmoDt Road NW, Washington, D C. 20009

Grand Treasurer EmerItus-Orpha O'Rourke Coenen (Mrs Andrew G ) IN Delta, P O Box 8 , Little Chute, WI 54140

GRAND COUNCIL

Grand President-Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg (Mrs Josc=ph M ) OH Alpha , 6512 Anna Maria Court, Mclr.in , VA 22101

Grand Vice President ofColleglans-Jo Ann Minor Roderick (Mrs M W) OK Beta , 701 Greystone, Stillwater, OK 74074

Grand Vice President of AlUOlO2e-Lucy Baker warner (Mrs John R ) IN Zeta , 21222 Endsley Ave. , Rocky River, OH 44116

Grand Vice President of Membersblp -Carolyn Pavletich Lesh (Mrs Larry M ) TX Delta , #1 Forest Park , Richardson , TX 75080

Grand Vice President of PbUantbroples-Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell (Mrs Bruce T ) KS Alpha , 165 Redwood Drive, Hillsborough , CA 94010

Grand Secretary-Judith Davis Whitacre (Mrs Harold M., Jr ) OH Zeta , 445 S Beverly Lane, Arlington Heights, Il 60005

Grand Treasurer-Carol Inge Warren (Mrs Richard J.) NC Beta , 5439 Cascade Drive, Lisle, Il 60532

DlRECfORS

Director of Academic Standards - Beth van Maanen Beatty (Mrs C. C.) TX Gamma , 1506 San Lane, Nass a u Bay, TX 77058

Director of Activities -Sara Wareham Waggoner (Mrs D. D ) WI Alpha , 3223 Hartford Rd , Orange, CA 92669

Director of Alumnae Advisory Committees-Sarah Ruth Mullis (Mi ss) SC Alph. , 10 Kings Tovern Place, Atlanta , GA 30318

Director of AlUOlO2e Extension -Janet Blume Hamilton (Mrs A R ) IN at. , 20 Heritage Lane, Stamford , CT 06903

Director of Alumnae Records-Patty Price Castle (Mrs John R ) OK Alpha , 212 Foreman Circle, Norman, OK 73069

Director of Chapter House Corporations -Sara Shipley Bowers (Mrs Donald S ) NC Alpha , P.O Box 10177, Fort Smith , AR 72917

Director of Collegiate Extension-Carolyn Cromb Brada (Mrs Donald R ) KS Alpha , 52 Mission Rd ., Wichita , KS 67202

Director of Membersbip-Bett y Blades lofton (Mrs. T M ) IN Gamma , 9060 Pickwick Drive, Indianapolis , IN 46260

Director of Pledge Development-Elizabeth Jordan Holman (Mrs Calvin) AZ Alpha., 9225 North 53rd Place, Paradisc= Valley, AZ 85253

Director of Rusb-Bett y Staggs Huckaha y ( Mrs Gary) OK Alpha, 2114 Edinburgh , Yukon , OK 73099

Director of Undergraduate Programming -Marion Swanson Oster (Mrs. R J.) CA Zeta , 38 Flood Circle, Atherton , CA 94025

APPOINTED NATIONAL OFFICERS

Editor of AIlJlOW - Marilyn Simpson Ford (Mrs William W. , Jr ) NE Beta , 268 Underwood Dr NW, Atlanta, GA 30328

National Panhellenic Conference Delegate -Jean Wirths Scott (Mrs Jon) PA Beta , 1186 Cedarwood Moraga, CA 94556

National Fraternity Historian - Barbara Sands Olsen (Mrs James C.) Il Zeta , 30965 Cli nton , Bay Village, OH 44140

Supuvlsor of Histories -Jan Ruffin Hatchett (Mrs W F.) Al Beta , 2429 Fairbanks Dr , Clearwater, Fl 34624

National Convention Coordinator-Mary Kahlenberg Schroeder (Mrs Alan) Il Epsilon , 4284 Woodland Shadows Place, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

Elections Coordlnator - Matalou Juday Crane (Mrs E Clifford) OH Zeta , 625 Marview Terrace, Cincinnati, OH 45231

Shrader Mossman (Mrs David W ) NE Beta , 1211 North 126 St., Omaha , Ne 68154

Consultant Coordlnator -Cirrelda Barnard Mills (Mrs A J.. Jr ) OK Alpha , 1985 Stony Hill Road , Boulder, CO 80303

SPECIAL OFFICERS

TraveUng Graduate Consultants -Je nnifer Davis, Megan Miller, Jennifer Moeller, Kathryn Murphy, Jacqueline Ostronic, laurie \'askov

Resident Graduate Consultants -lamia Gabal , NY Alpha; Stacey lawrence, CA Iota ; Kassi Kain , CA lambda

Resident Traveling Consultant -Marci Murray, CA Gamma

PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OFFICE

Director- Virginia Bland Fry (Mrs Hugh l.) TN Beta, Pi Beta Phi Cen tral Office, 7730 Carondelet , Suite 333, St. louis , MO 63105 Phone 314 -727-7338

Ulrich, Pi Reta Phi Central Office, 7730 Carondelet , Suite 333 , St. louis , MO 63105

FRATERNITY INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVES

Property and Liability Insurance

Corbin -Gillespie Agency, 1592 Conner St ., PO Box 190 , Noblesville, IN 46060

Group Hospital Indemnity Plan

Insurance Administrators , Co , 216 N 11th St. , Lincoln , NE 68508

NATIONAl. BOAJlD OF TRUSTEE FUNDS

Chairman-Carol Inge Warren (Mrs Richard J.) NC Beta , 5439 Cascade Drive, Lisle , Il 60532

Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg (Mrs. Josc=ph M ) OH Alpha , 6512 Anna Maria Ct. , Mclean , VA 22101

laura Speer varney (Mrs T W) KS Beta , 216 Forkham Road , Manhattan , KS 66502

Orpha O'Rourke Coe nen (Mrs Andrew G ) IN Delta , PO Box 8, Little Chute, WI 54140

Jean Wirths Scott (Mrs Jon) PA Beta , 1186 Cedarwood Dr., Moraga , CA 94556

Standing Committees

Budget and Finance Committee-Chairman- Caro l Inge warren (Mrs Richard J.) 5439 Cascade Lisle, Il 60532

Canadian Pbllanthropies Commlttee-Cbalrman- Susan Ball Fred (Mrs ) 1234 Wellington Crescent , Winnipeg , MB R3N OA6 CANADA

The Chain-Director of AlUOlO2e Activities-Sara wareham Waggoner (Mrs D D ) 3223 Hanford Rd ., Orange, CA 92669

AlUOlO2e Committee for Continuing Education-Chairman -Ma urine Hagar

Jones (Mrs K C.) 14 Dogwood Ct. , walnut Cree k , CA 94598

Convention Committee-Chairman-Karen Emberton (Mrs Ken Henry ) 13115 Triumph Poway, CA 92064

Emma Harper Thrner Memorlai Fund Committee-Cbairman-Evelyn Peters Kyle (Mrs Stanley) 23 Oak Knoll Gardens , Pasadena , CA 91106

Holt House Travis O ' Connell (Mrs Robert F. ) 3 54 E Bodley St ., St. louis , MO 63122

House Director Committee-Director of Chapter House Corporations -S ara

Shipley Bowers (Mrs Don S.) PO Box 101 77, Fort Smith AR 7291 7 Idea Bank Commlttet-

Academic Programming - Director of Academic Standards Beth van Maanen Beatty (Mrs C. C.) 1506 San Lane, Nassau Bay, TX 77 058

Membershlp Programming-Dire ctor of Membership, Betty Blades lofton (Mrs T M ) 9060 Pickwick Drive, Indianapolis , IN 46260

Rush Programming-Director of Ru s h , Betty Staggs Huckabay (Mrs Gary ) 211 4 Edinburgh , Yukon , OK 73099

Programming-Director of Pledge Development , Elizabeth Jordan Ho lman (Mrs Calvin) 9225 North 53rd Place, Paradise Valley AZ 85253

Active Chapter Programming - Director of Undergrad uate Programming , Marion Swanson Oster (Mrs R J.) 38 Flood Circle, Atherton , CA 94025

Committee - ChaIrman -Jennifer Hinchman Berman , 15044 Encanto Dr., Sherman Oaks , CA 91403

Loan Fund Committee-ChaIrman -Joa n McBain Stenler (Mrs. W2yne D ) 16 Huron Dr., Chatham , NJ 07928

Music Committee-Mary Swa n son Engel (Mrs D l ) 2304 W 104th , Leawood, KS 66206

Nominating Committet -ChaIrman-Ann Dudgeon Phy (Mrs Paul W ) 4408 lorraine, Dallas , TX 7 5205

School Committee-Cbalrman-Kay Murray Pirrong (Mrs Glenn W ) 8 Carol Road , Westfield , NJ 07090

Director of Settlement School Finance- Carol Inge warrell ( Mrs Richard J. ) 5 4 39 C ascade Drive, Lisle, Il 60532

Director, Arro mont School of Arts and Crafts -S andra Blain , Arrowmont Box 567. Gatlinburg , TN 37 738

Arro craft Shop-Box 56 7, Gatlinburg , TN 37738

Buslntss Manager - adine Whitted (Mrs Tom ) Box 567, Gatlinburg , TN 3 77 38

Assistant Director of Arro mont -William Griffith , Box 567, Gatlinburg , TN 37 738

Arrowcraft Manager-Mary Dale Swan Box 567, Gatlinburg , TN 377 38

PRESIDENT:

Official CALE N DAR S-SUMME R, 1989

COLLEGIATE CHAPTERS

Consult Fraternity Directory in the fall issue for addresses of National Officers Central Office address is : 7730 Carondelet ; Suite 333 , St. Louis , Missouri 63105

All due dates are to be postmarked dates.

Chapter Goals and Evaluation Reports to Province President no later than 2 weeks after officer installatio n (copies to AAC and Central Office).

Send a copy of the Chapter Statistical Report to your Province President as soon as possible after school b egins.

Befo re September I , send copy of summer letter to chapter members to Province President . (Copy to AAC Chairman)

Septe mbe r 25 -Arrange for fire inspection of premises by local authorities

Se nd monthly letter to Province Presi d ent postmarked not later than the 10th of each month , October th rough May (Copies to AAC Chairman, any scheduled viSiting national officer.)

Nove mber I-Beginning of Chap ter Officer Election Period. Elect three alumnae members to AAC at the same time chapter officers are electe d.

November I-Se n d Fire Proteciton Affidavit or explanation of unavoidab le delay in sending it to Di rec tor of Chapter House Corporations

November I - Return Safety and Security Check form to Director of Chapter House Corporations

February 15 - Final date for chapter nomination for Amy Burnham Onken Award ; send letter of nomination to Province President.

Februa r y 15 - AAC of each chapter in province send in its nomination for the Chapter Service Award to t h e Province President.

Ap r il I-Send Risk Audit Form to the Grand Vice President of Collegians .

April I-Send Evaluation of Chapter Programming Covering "AIMING STRAIGHT" and An ALCOHOL AWARENESS PROGRAM to Central Office

April 20-Final date for election of chapter officers.

SEC R ETARY:

Return the corrected Undergraduate Roster to Central Office as soon as possible after receipt in the fall .

Notify Province President and Central Office immediately 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-I form with the initiation fees .

October I5-Send House Director data blank as directed on form

November 15-Send a copy of the chapter bylaws to the Province President . (Copy to AAC Chairman)

November 15-Send name and address of president of Parents ' Club to Central Office

TREASU R ER :

Send to Central Office :

Pledge and/or repledge fees with GT-I form within ten day s after any pledging or repledging ceremony. (Coo rdinate with the Vice Pre s ident of Social Advancement who must send the pledge list.)

Initiation fees (along with national dues ) with GT-I form within three days after each initiation ceremo ny Coo rdinate with the Secretary who must send the initiation certificates

Copy of Form 941-Employer 's Quarterly Federal Tax Return (c hapters having employees)

Copy of Workman 's Compensation Certificate of Insurance by November 1st.

At the end of each term , se nd delinquent accounts form (Form #1) to Central Office.

September 30-Financial Form #1 to Central Office

October 20-Send national dues of $25 00 per active member to Central Office on GT-I form listing mem bers ' name s and initiation numbers

If initiated after due date member should pay national due s with initiation fees

January 15 - Senior Application Blanks and Senior Dues for midyear graduates to Central Office

Januar y 20-Send national dues of $25 00 per active member to Central Office on GT-I form li sti ng mem bers ' names and initiation numbers

Februar y 1 -Financial Form #1 to Central Office.

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 Harriett Rutherford John stone Sc h olarship Fund , Convention Hospitality Fund , Settlement School (Arrowmont) , and Holt Hou se

MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN:

Send to Central Office within ten days after any pledging Rush Information Forms with proper Signatures for each girl pledged

Send to Central Office the name and address of newly elected Chapter Membership Chairman on postcard p rovided in spring .

Send the Membership / Panhellenic Rush Report , prepared jointly with the Panhellenic Delegate, to the Director of Membership, the Grand Vice President of Membership and the NPC Delegate within ten days of each formal rush Copy to Prov in ce Presi dent

April 15 - Send report of Pledge-Initiation Statistics to Grand Vice President of Membership , the Director o f Membership and the Director of Pledge Development Copies to Province President and AAe.

PANHELLENIC DELEGATE:

Send the Membership/Panhellenic Rush Report , prepared jointly with the Membership Chairman , to the Grand Vice President of Membership, the Director of Membership and the NPC Delegate within ten days of each formal rush Copy to Province Presi dent April 15 - Final date for Spring Panhellenic Report to NPC Delegate

VICE PRESIDENT OF MORAL ADVANCEMENT:

Before term of office ends , send a letter outlining your chapter 's Fraternity Heritage program to the Director of Undergraduate Programming Copies to Province President and AAC Chairman

Within fll'St 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 inclusion in monthly letter to Province President .

February 15-Final date for Active Evaluation Whenever total number for active chapter is complete send to Province Coordinator with Form 305 and list of signatures Evaluations must be received by the Province Coordinator by the February 15 deadline

NafE : Fraternity Heritage Interest Group should fll'St review each essay for ideas of immediate value and use to chapter and submit a written summary to Executive Council and AAC 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

April I5-Music Report , send to National Music Chairman . April 30-Send entry for May L. Keller Award to Chairman , Arrowmont Board of Governors.

VICE PRESIDENT OF SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT:

Send Major Formal Rush Evaluation within 2 weeks of close of rush to Director of Rush Copy to Province President and AAC Chairman

Send List of Pledges with parents ' names and addresses within ten days of pledging to Central Office, Province President , and Province Coordinator.

Within one month after pledging , send to parents of pledges : letter from VP Social (previously approved by Province PreSident) , letter from Grand Treasurer, and Pi Beta Phi brochure with financial page completed in consultation with chapter treasurer

Send Pledge Tests 3 weeks before initiation to Province Coordinator with Form #205

NafE : the Fraternity Orientation Interest Group, meeting witb tbe AAC, is to rev iew each pl edge's written test and compile pertinent information before sending all tests on to the Province Coordinator

Send Pledge Program Report to Director of Pledge Development within 10 da ys after major initiation Deadline for year : May 1. Copies to Province President and AAC Chairman

VICE PRESIDENT OF MENTAL ADVANCEMENT:

1. Academic Excellence

Chapter Scholarship Blank , October I -spring semester or quarter, annual ; March I-fall semester or quarter ; May I-winter quarter ; send to Central Office. Copies to Province President , AAC Chairman . Scholarship Improvement Program-October 15 , for those chapters below a 2 .75 GPA for the preceding spring or winter term . March 15 , for those chapters below 2.75 GPA for the preceding fall term This is not a requirement for those chapters on academic supervision or probation

Individual Scholarship Blank-before March 15 to Central Office.

Individual Academic Goal Cards stay within the chapter, but serve as the basis for Chapter Scholarship Blank and for the term evaluation of the vice president.

2 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 History to Supervisor of Chapter Histories. May I5-Carbon of second half of Chapter History, along with complete original history, to Supervisor of Chapter Histories In Convention year, chapter delegate take complete original history to Convention .

APPLICATION FOR FELWWSHIP, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND WANS:

Blanks and information on how to make application may be obtained from Central Office

January 15-letter of Application for Pi Beta Phi Fellowship due to Grand President

January I5-Application for Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship, Ruth Barrett Smith Scholarship, Junior Alumnae Group Scholarship, Frances Hall Comly Scholarship, Louisiana Alpha Triple M Scholarship due to Grand Secretar y.

January 1 for spring session and April 1 for summer session-Scholarships and Assistantships to Arrowmont. Write to Arrowmont , Box 567 , Gatlinburg , Tennessee 37738 .

ALUMNAE

Due dates for reports are to be postmarked dates Consult Fraternity Directory Fall Issue for names and addresse's of National Officers .

PRESIDENT:

September 18-For winter ARROW : News, features, pictures Send to Editor of The ARROW

October 5-Copy due to Editor of The Chain.

November but not later than March IS-Elect Alumnae Club Ru sh Information Committee Chairman and appoint at least 2 other members to serve from March IS to March IS of following year

November I to April 20-Elect two members of the AAC to coordinate with the election of chapter officers AAC members are to be installed when elected

January 8 - for spring ARROW: News , features , picture s Send to Editor of The ARROW

January 5-Copy due to Editor of The Chain.

February I-Election of club officers to be held no later than March 31, said officers to take office at the close of the fiscal year

February I-Evelyn Peters Kyle Angel Award Committee deadline for se nding its nomination to its Alumnae Province Pre si dent (Convention year only )

March 17 -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 Ru shing Directory of summer ARROW

AprilS-Copy due to Editor of The Chain

April IS -Send two copies of Annual Report Evaluation to the Alumnae Province Pre si dent.

May-Installation of new officers at regular club meeting

July 7- 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 notice s to Central Office for Winter ARROW

November IO-Maii 2 copies of club year book or program roster with program plans (page 23 of club Pre s ident 's Notebook) to the Alumnae Province President.

January IO-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 Forum Editor of The ARROW .

Jul y IO-Send In Memoriam notice s to Central Office for Fall ARROW.

TREASURER :

Send national dues and receipt to Central Office as collected throughout the year.

May 20-Dues and donations sho uld be mailed to Central Office by this date in order to be cou nted for awards Pi Beta Phi Settlement School (Arrowmont)" Junior Group Scholarship Holt House' Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund Convention Hospitality' 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 apportionment to desired funds.

June 30-Se nd review cards to Alumnae Province President

June 30-Dues and donations should be received in Central office to be counted for the current year.

RUSH INFORMATION CHAIRMAN:

Winter-Review with Ru sh Information Committee areas to be li sted in Summer ARROW Send an y changes in club area listings to Central Office no later than March 31st

March 15 - Send report to Alumnae Province President.

HOUSE CORPORATION TREASURERS:

September-Send annual report s to Director of Chapter House Corporations. Copy to Province President.

ALUMNAE ADVISORY COMMITTEES

November 15-In areas with a chartered Alumnae Club , Chapter Advisory members must be paid members of that club by this date . In areas with no chartered Alumnae Club, the Chapter Advisory members must pay National alumnae dues to Central Office by this date

November I-April 20- Time period for election of Chapter Advisory members , with election to correspond with that of chapter officers Following election of Chapter Advisory members , send current list of Advisory members to Central Office on form provided , even if there are no changes

Government student earns scholarship

by Tanya Scheeler

North Dakota Alpha's president , Denise Flanagan , was one of 105 students across the country to receive the Harry S Truman Scholarship, awarding $ 7000 a year for four years of school.

The scholarship is given to students who have outstanding potential for leadership in government service. Denise is a junior majoring in political science and public administration and would like to work for the government

To qualify for the scholarship, applicants must be entering their junior year of school and be in the upper quarter of their class Denise also had to write an essay on a current issue and chose the subject , " The Politicization of Supreme Court Nominations."

In addition , she interviewed with faculty from the university. According to Thomas Howard , a professor of history at UND, Denise was chosen because "she has her career goals set and she knows how to get there. "

Denise is very active on campus . She has been president of Panhellenic Council , is a Telesis Ambassador and a member of Alpha Lambda Theta honor society.

INFORMATION BULLETIN

Officers ' reports are compiled and distributed by Central Office. Each national and province officer, each active chapter and club, and all those who receive the Grand President 's letters, automatically receive a copy of this Information Bulletin Any other member of Pi Beta Phi may order the bulletin , available in early fall , by sending the coupon below to :

Pi Beta Phi Central Office 7730 Carondelet , Suite 333 St Louis , Mo. 63105

Please send the Information Bulletin to :

Stephanie Hassell Is South Carolina Beta's very own firefighter She Is fully trained and works for the Clemson University Fire Department as well as working as a dispatcher with the Student Police Department. Stephanie hopes to become a lawyer dealing with arson work.

Indiana Delta has a special bonus In Its newest pledge class - six In-house legaclesl

From the lett, back and front, are Monica and Chelle Eckman, Jill and Holly Jankauskls, Laurie and Kerry Tobin, Krlssy and KatIe Miller, Jodi and Jane Beer, Mlchalene and SUsan Stomlng.

When Governor Booth Gardner visited Washington State University, several palltcally active PI Phis were honored to meet him. With the Governor, a PI Phi husband, are Kristen Brown, lett, and DaneHe Poole, right. The Governor's wife Is the former Jean Forstrom, Washington Alpha.

Vi

rgin ia Eta began a new activity du ri ng sp ring rush at the University of Ric h mond Afte r preference night, gold and whHe balloon s we re released , carrying w ishes f o r a special pledge c lass On bid day, PI Phis and the i r new pledges released balloons of w ine and sliver blue, symboliz i ng that the ir wishes had come true

Convention tour includes Cupid

by Mary Christie McIntyre

With thoughts of conventions past and present in the forefront of Pi Phi minds , some members of Richmond , Virginia's May L. Keller Alumnae Club are remembering and creating some extra special memories.

When a strong contingent of Richmond area alums traveled to "Pi Phi Love and All That Jazz" in New Orleans two years ago, little did they know that the result would be a Pi Phi wedding! Among the Richmond delegation were Jill Remington , Virginia Epsilon ; her mother, Jean Jensen Remington, New York Delta ; and Carol Veasey Powers , Colorado Beta Thanks to Carol, the Richmond Pi Phis had an exceptional tour guide in her son , Mike, a New Orleans resident.

Jill was especially enchanted by the tour and became Mrs Mike Powers in a May wedding in Richmond Jill , who has been active in organizing alumnae newsletters to keep her Virginia Epsilon sisters apprised of important happenings , now has some wonderful news of her own to share!

Three Texas Gammas are married Into the same family From the left: Bonn ie Mag ruder ma rrie d Joe Fallon , Karen Vanc e marri ed Frank Fallon and Sheri Barreft ma rried Ji m Fallon The three PI Ph is g ra du ated f rom Texas te c h In 1981 , 1984 a nd 1986 re spe c t ively. It's e v ident tha t t h e Fallon men really love t ho se PI Phi misses and their klsse sl

There's a special kind of Monmouth Duo on the Iowa State campus. Iowa Gamma 's president, Liz Fuhr, right, "duos" wHh Sheila Seufert, left, Kappa Kappa Gamma, as promotional directors for Iowa State's yearbook and gu ide a staff of five

Hall of Fame honors Elliott

Ellen Nyhus Elliott, Wisconsin Alpha, of Atherton , Calif. , has been selected for the San Mateo County Women 's Hall of Fame and was honored at the awards dinner March 3 in San Francisco.

Ellen was nominated for the honor for her leadership in multi-cultural education , including a lO-year legal struggle to secure integrated educational opportunities for children in the Ravenswood City School District She established a message/request service at the San Mateo County Jail that now handles 28 ,000 requests annually. She was also successful in fmding and financing the purchase of a building for the Ecumenical Hunger Program in East Palo Alto .

Ellen grew up in Argentina and England , the daughter of a U.S Foreign Service officer. A 1954 graduate of the University of Wisconsin , she and her husband , David , a management consultant , moved to Atherton 20 years ago after he was on the Peace Corps staff in Sierra Leone They have three children

Besides organizing projects and working o n boards and committees , Ellen works in the trenches . She volunteers one and one-half days a week at Ecumenical Hunger Program as an English /S panish family counselor and program volunteer in addition to serv ing as a board member

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Outstanding volunteer honored by Hospice

Frances Peck Thompson, Oklahoma Alpha, of Armore, Okla., has been honored for Outstanding Volunteer Service by the Oklahoma State Hospice organization. Frances is one of the organizers of Cross Timbers Hospice in Ardmore, and she and her husband, James , were the driving force that started the needed service.

When Frances started talking about forming an organization that could provide home care through volunteer service to terminally ill patients and their families, the first person really interested was a nurse, Kay Trager. The women met at the beauty shop, exchanged phone numbers, and later Frances met with a group of nurses gathered by Trager to discuss the idea.

When an anonymous $5,000 contribution was received to start the organization, the fiest five-member board was formed That was in March, 1982 In June of that year, Cross Timbers received its first patient Since then , the organization has helped families of about 185 terminally ill patients in Caner County

Frances was secretary of the board of directors for six years and is currently on the advisory board She has been active in such fund - raising efforts as garage sales , salad luncheons , pot luck dinners , the Ardmore Little Theater benefit performances and others .

" With people like Frances Thompson involved , hospice will survive forever," said Cro ss Timbers executive director Mary Corbett.

May Keller fund benefits from contest

by Christie Marks

In February, Virginia Eta held its second annual Lip Sync Contest to raise money for the May L. Keller Endowment Fund at the University of Richmond May Keller was the first dean of Westhampton College, the coordinate women's college of the University, while serving as Grand President of Pi Beta Phi University Eta shares a special pride and sense of tradition with their University's ties to Dean Keller.

When Virginia Eta was chartered on May 2 , 1987, Grand Council presented a $5,000 endowment, honoring May Keller, to sponsor a campus-wide educational program . Last year a leadership workshop was held to which potentialleaders of different organizations were invited Each year the Lip Sync contest is held so that this fund can be replenished and future events can take place.

Once again the contest was a success. The theme, "Is It Live Or Is It Lip Sync?" appeared months in advance, generating enthusiasm throughout the campus. T-shirts and raffle tickets were also sold to raise money. People accived at the event three and a half hours eady so as to get a good seat The " Pier " was filled to capacity with students in the balcony, on chairs, and even outside trying to catch a peak at the fun

There were twenty acts, two of which were Pi Phis, and the event was supported by all organizations on campus.

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back and Nebraska Betas have It. New Initiate Jill Bonge makes T-shirts with PI Phi symbols, words

Greek letters and nearty every PI Phi has one. DIsplayIng the art work are (back, I-r): Cindy Hansen, Jill, Carl Dineen, jamie Schoff, Amee Onken Front: Amy Waller, Lori Fraser.

The Swinging 'Gates of Colgate University Is an all female acapella singing group. Currently, New York Zetas dominate the membership with Lisa Bernier, Pom Douglas, Kendall McCoy, Melanie Sargent, Ellen Mecray and Mauro Lofaro. During fall semester the group travels with the football team, singing at tollgates In the winter they open hockey games with the AmerIcan and Canadian national anthems and during January break, they have tours throughout the U.S.

The Arrowcraft Shop first opened in 1926 as an outgrowth of the native crafts taught and preserved by the Pi Beta Phi Settlement School Funds from the sale of these items benefit the regional weavers/craftsmen and also provide financial support for Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts.

From the looms of Arrowcraft Shop· woven by Blanche Huskey, designed by Nella HilL JACKET -of white dacron and wool, silk lined ... . . . . .. $125.00

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See article inside section of one weaver's contribution to Arrowcraft Shop.

$75.00

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