The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Winter-1956

There is nothing adolescent Or fleeting in the bonds of fraternity upon us They are based solemnly upon the premise that we are part of a social order in which the individual is important, and that , he must therefore endow himself with all the qualities which will help him to move our Ameri ca n way of life a little further forw ard It is this that justifies the existence of OUI many chapters in so many varied com munities .

We cherish the ritual , the heraldic symbols, and the mottos by which we are bound. Known only to us, they draw us closely and affectionately into a mutuality of purposes. They awaken in our hearts qualities and objectives of exalted worth, and they bring to our beings a renewed sense of dedication and devotion .

The essential elements of a fraternal relationship are you and me-the people who make it up. We are brought together through friendships and there are standards that unite us. We work together within the framework of recognized Rules of Order and the ideals which bind us together carry us on together into the future.

One's life becomes signifi cant only when one becomes a part of something which will outlast him .

MARGUERITE SAMMI S JANSKY, ill Alpha Gamma Della Quarterly

THEArow OF PI BETA PHI

VOLUME 73 WINTER, 1956

OFFJOAL ORGAN OF THE

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STAFF

Arrow Edit or: AntLE TAYLOR. ALFORD (Mrs Fraternity Direct o ry ,...

T. N ), 930 Olive Ave , Coronado Calif

C/llb Editor.' VJRGrNlA SHERMAN KOZAK (Mrs. Andrew J.>t R D I, Kirkville. N Y

Ch"pter uller Editor: SALLIE TUCKER, 4 ' 19 Cumberland Circle, £1 Paso, Texas.

N,ws from LillI, Pig.on: LoUISE WHIIBLOCK DoBLER (Mrs Clare R ), 3523 Federal Ave • Everett, Wash .

Ex(hanges and COII'I' N otu: RUTH WILSON CoGsHALL (Mrs. W B ) , 2001 Louisville. Ky.

Fr om Pi Phi M.u.Y EUZ 8ETH LA.sHIlk BARNETTS (Mrs. Kenneth A ) , 8 Cloister 0., Tonawanda, N .Y.

Arrow FiI,: Pi Beta Phi Cmtral Office, 4to Standard Office Bldg ., Decatur, Ill.

In Mem oriam N Oliul : Smd to Pi Beta Phi Central Offi ce, 410 Standard Office BldA ., Decatur, Ill

The 40th Convenli o n "W hither- th e Changing Fraternity ?" ..

P i Ph i Perso nalities

Fro m p( Phi Pen s

H o lt Ho use

We Po int with Prid e Chapler Leiters

In Memo riam ........ .

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«I.Member of Fraternity M.,.u:inu Auoci ued All matters pcrtain inr. to n.tion.1 .dycl1ising sbO'Jld be directed to Fraternity Ma,uiocs AsSOCiated, 1618 Orril1Jto D An., funston, II

ClEntered U 1CC0od-clus matter at the ,pc?st office at D«atur III. aod MenlShs , Wis., under the ct 01 M.rch 3, 18 79. Acceptance l o r IDailio, It specl. 1 rate of posts,c under the pro'fi lioos of Sec ,.4"",0 PSt, (D) proyickd for in the act o f Febru.ry 28 192). Pr inted in the United Stiles o f Amer ica

COVER: Michigan Gamma's New Home

01 RECTORY

FOUNDERS

Emm. Brownlee Kilgore (1848-192'"

M 'lJ'aret Campbell (lS46-19J6)

uDbie Brook Gaddis (18'0.1913)

Ad. Bruen Grier (1848·1924 )

Oat. Brolfnl ee Hutchinson (18)0-1931)

Fanny Whitenack Libbey (1848·1941)

OF THB FRATERNITY

Rosa M oo re (1848-1924)

Jennie Nicol. M.D. (18·"·1881)

Ina Smith Soule (1.46-19-41)

Plnnie ThornlOo (1848-1868)

Jennie Home Turnbull (1846-1932)

Nancy Black Wallace (184H918)

PRBSIDENT EM.ERITUS

May L. Keller, WCltbamptoo College. Uniycu ity of Richmond. Va

HONORARY GRAND PRESIDENT

Am, Burnham Onken. Chapin, III

HONORARY GRAND TREASURER

Lois Fr.nklin Stoolmao (Mrs. A. W ). lOCH S, Third St•• Cba.mp.ian. III.

GRANO COUNCIL

G,,,"Ii PflliJ"" ••••••.. ,. _ ,Mari.nne Rdd Wild (Mrs. ROMrt S.), Office: 839 17th St., N.W.• Room #410, W u hingt on 6 , D C. H ome: 202 1 Belmont Rd • N.W , Washingto n 9. D.C.

G,,,,,J Viu·P",;d,,,, •••..•.. Alice Weber Mansfield (Mrs William H ). 8 Lon, Meadows, St. Louis 22, M o.

G,,,,,II SUfi'''', Vir,inil Voorhees Speaker (Mes. James P,), 2413 Washington Blvd .• Kan sas City. Kan

G,,,,,J TrellJll re, • .• • ..• ••... ••...••. Olivi.l Smith Moore (Mrs. Henry, Jr.) , 420 Pine St., Texarkanl, Tex. Auo w P.t/ito, , . , '" ." ••....•...•. Adele T.ylor Alford (Mrs T. N.), 930 OIi,.e Ave., Coroo.ldo , Calif.

Directo, tJ/ RMlbi", ",,11 Pltt/g, T,,,i,,i,, g Helen An derson Lewis (Mrs. Ben j.lmin C.), nu N. Gulley Rd., Dearborn 6, Mich Oi,ttto, of P.xttnJ ; 01f •• , • Ruth Williams Hlnsen (Mrs. Paul), 3110 E.gle Pan Rd., Louisvi lle 13. Ky.

COUNSBLOR FOR CHAPTBR HOUSB CORPORATIONS

Mary Emrich Van Buren (MtI. E ). 262) Mande"lille Canyon Road. Los Angeles 49. Calif.

NATIONAL HISTORIAN

Mlriln Ked. Simmons (Mrs Olinr B.), 64u Morninaside Dr.• Kans.as Citr, Mo

NATIONAL SUPERVISOR OF CHAPTBR HISTORIES

Rose McColloch Dressler (Mrs. E B.), 7240 MadilOn, Kansas City 14 Mo.

NATIONAL BOARD OF TRUSTBB FUNDS

Chili, ,,,,,,, : Olj,il Smith Moore (Mrs. Henry, Jr ). 420 Pine St., Tenthna Tn:.: Lolita Snell Prouty (Mrs. Prink H ), 1760 Locust St. Denver 29,. Colo. : Amy Burnham Onken, Chlpin, III,; Marianne Reid Wild (MIS. Robert S.), 2021 Belmont Rd., N.W., Washi ng: t on 9, 0 1...: Mary Van Buren ( Mrs.), 2625 MandC'f ill e Canyoa Rd .• Los Anleles 49, Calif.

NATIONAL SUPERVISOR OF CHAPTER ACCO UNTING

Dorothea W¥k Pliot (Mn. Leroy), 2149 N. DellwHe St., Indi.lnlpolis 5, l od.

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STANDING COMMI'ITBBS

GrH:a (MIs.JI 26)0 Suthulaod Ate., Illdian.apolil " lDd. T"..,M,ff-TbUe:u. G ibson Graham (Mn. E.), 3324 N.W lSUI St., Oklahoma City 7, OkJa. S,I""Mr-Scbool Libc&lJ, Edna 00011 Arcbibald (MIs. Pred), '30 W. Uni'fuaity Parkway, IWtimore, Md. Pdli cil, [jill, Pi" •• NIW'I-Louise Wheelock Doblrr (Mu. Oare R..l, 3U3 Ped«aI An., EY««I. W sb. __ Loia Snyder P inacc (Mrs hymood H.) 606 N Elm Dr•• 8C1'erly Hills Calif S",I,.,., Sdu/-M.arioG Mueller (Mrs.), Pi Beta Pbi Settlement School, Gatlinbur, Tellll. M ••• «n Waitt Rue (Mrs. Nelson B.). Pi Beta Phi Ar ro craft shop, Gatlinburg, Tenn H ol t Hou Committu--C .urc Doroth, A.Lsea Laa (Mrs. Pbilip), :t...h Rice, Galesbur" III. T"..,.,ff-M dle Elliott Fi shu (MIs Charles M .), 3,4 ·19tb St., S B. Cedar hr.ids , 10 FiI"'I-Louise Reid Campbdl (Mrs. John C.), 117 South Ith St., Monmouth, II Fl orence Deppe H olmJ;ren (Mrs Eric) 1 4429 Pembroke Lane, Fort Wayne, lod Blizabeth POIIOO Clark (Mrs Wm. H " 28n Wall, Joplin. Mo.

Commiu aD Loaa Fuad--Ch""""'._Josephioe McCienrty, 602 MdrolC A.e. N., Seattle 2, Wash Co ",,,,;II,, M'''''''I-Lucille W.ite Wall (Mrs. Richard), S t'd Sprio,s, Mo .: Ed ith Bacoo Vio soo (Mrs. Owen), P .O. S.U[ 111. Sallta MODica, Calif. Committee oa PobUc: a.l.tioru--C,6;";,,,,._Be.trice Roehm Miller (Mrs Dooald B.), 1225 Nancy 10 Pla ce. Glend le 22. M o. Coau:nitt aD Scholenbip---CbAir",._M.arie West Went (Mrs. P.ul), 1412 Akm Dr., Ennnille, Ind. Allil'",,' Cb..;,,,, ,,-Qonr Jobnson 229 hce St., Pittsbur,cb 18, 9 •. Allil, ,,1 Ch.i,,,,.,, C ".IIi " Cb ",n-Heleo Lan, AU.n (Mrs. A. A ). 21 Blyth Hill Rd., Toron to, OnUrio till S(h,llUlhi, : Alpb_Mlf iam Holdeo Doloe (Mrs. Paul). 43 W.rwick Rd., Melrose, Mus M Glus 369 Linnmoore St., Hsrtford 6, Conn

GIIm_Eu 1. Mitchell Gullum (Mrs P. B ). 128 N. LanClster Rd ., Athens Oh io Delta-M lrybelle Carr Curl'J (Mrs. Robert B.l. , 609 Overle. Rd W. shington 16. D.C. nce Gates Madscn (Mrs. Andrew H. Jr .). 2762 Windemere Birm ingh.m, M ich.

Zeta-Mary Catherine Brewer Arth ur (Mrs. James A.), 14 78 Grand Ave., Columbus, I nd. Feuey B-4 Jdferson AptJ Nub.iIIe. Tenn

Theta-Doris PIa"e B urtoo (Mrs Jo hn H., Jr ). -400 Thomas St Uninrsity, Ala. dys Osborne H.1l (Mrs. Gerald L.J. 325 N. Benton St., t'alatinel III. Kappa-Do rot hy Paine Linl y (Mrs. Theodore 5 .). 914 Comdl Court, M.aisoll 5, Wis

Lembd_Theim. Ph.CJ' Cos: (Mrs. Ph. rr). 2110 Ash St Texlrkana, Ark

Mu-Ann H orton Jeter (M.s. Norm.n W.) 310 W. 23rd St HilS' Kan

No-L ucille Gluner M atkio (Mrs. George H ), 2225 5.11 Felipe d ., H o uston 19, TellS. Xi-Lois Sherrill Breeu (Mrs. Joseph P.) 370 Ogdeo Cao yo n, Ogden, Utah. Omicroo-Barb.ara Crosland Lind (Mrs. William), 4303 S.B. 74 th Aye., Portland 6, Ore Pi-Mug.rd: Ne.1 Herndon (Mrs. J. Prugb) Rom. A"e Ph,.,. n ;. , " riz Committee on T n.fer.-M .rgard Strum Acheson (Mrs. Ho rd A. Jr ). 126 Pine Tree Rd , Radnor Pa. Commiuee on F,.temity Stud, and Stovall King (Mrs. Ludl o ). 14' 16 Lar chmore Blvd Shake r H eights 20, Ohio. S*'"" ;I" ' J ,,, P,,,J",,i'l SlIui, ."d &.",i"tllio,, :

Alph..-<:onsul t Chairm.n.

Beta-M. ry Griffith Halbin (Mrs. John), 257 Bedfo rd BulfJln 16. N Y G.mma-Ca ro l H osler Burkho lder (Mrs. Richard). 204 1 Zollinger Rd ; Columbus 21. Ohio. Delr_Katherine Batts S lIey (Mrs W C.), 1600 West 49th St., Nor 011, 8, Va. Ep,iloo-Edith U Newman (Mu. ,Tnhn P.) 424 Ch.rles St Eut Lansinlt. M ich. Hite J o hn son. Mrs. Eric A .• Jr., 201 South West St., Craw(ordsville. Ind Et_Betty Jean Fairris Tr illion (Mrs. Thomas R.), 91-4 Lynwood Blvd Nash.iIIe' , Tenn. Thete- K'.t"hryn Leutwil er T,nton (Mrs. G. C., Jr.), 29 36 Coral Shores Dr Ft. Liluderddt, Fla, lota-Barb.,a Munso n LemUlen (M rs. Don). 806 S. Johnson, C.rbo nd ale, III. K.pp_Alice Brown Larsen (Mrs. Robe rt), 494' R usset! Ave South Min neapolis. Minn Lambda-Sue Carolyn Shepherd 1220 W est Second Ave • Pine uluff, Ark. Mu-Betty Whipple Prantz (Mri. J D ). 1402 M a in Aael , Jowa. No-Nell Ezell Th omu (Mrs Tedl 1401 Roqownod Tex IS. Xi-Mary Fos ter H ne y (Mrs. lawrence 0.), 2016 N orth Cascade Ave , Colorado Sp ri ngs, Colo. Omiaoo--Mary Angel. JahaDt Alderson (Mrs. Ed in P.), 12004 23 rd Ave , N.E Seattle Wuh. Pi-Frances Chubb, 99 N orth 17th. Sa n Jose, Calif. Commin on Sod.1 BJlc:h.oll.--Ch"ir",,,,,- 'Virgrn ia D. McM.h n, 9U 81h A.e , W., Birmingham.04 AI • P, o";",, SII,""il 'O S odJ

Alpha-Joyce Arche r Jo hnston (Mu. R 5.) 72 Deep Wood Rd Darien. Conn. Beta-Dorothy V. Miller Haller (Mrs Harold S .) , Point St ., Saltsburg. P•. Gamme-M lry Jane Stei n Derrin,lter (Mrs. P'ul) , 3306 H.rd esty A.e .• Cineinn.ti 8. Ohio. D.lta-Hele n M orAi n GI • .,er (Mrs. Leo G .), 112 Somerset Rd ., W ilmin,ton 3. Del. Ep.iloo-LoiJ 80uhart Featherstone ( Mrs. Roo ald A 'I' HI0 Oli"er , Ro y. 1 O.k. Mich Z.ta-Eugeni. Mathew Kleinknecht (Mrs. Rich.rd B , 2000 S. B St., Ri chmond. rnd S.unders Morris (Mrs William T., Jr ), P O. Box 182. Daytona BelCh,..l. F la Th.ta-R uth Bla ck Amold (Mu Sidn ey M.), 16 11 Mt Paran Rd. N .W Atl.nt •. Ua 10t_Mi ri.m Wylie Bickhoff (Mrs. Harold J ), "27 M.in St ., Do ners uroYe, III. Kapp _Mary M .rgaret Lamers Grist (Mrs. Jam es) , 24 Winona Ct., App'leton Wis. IAmbda-M.tt.l o u M. rs b.1I Ro th (Mrs Miro K .), '204 N Mt Oli.e, Siloam Spriogs, A rk Mu-Helen Walton West (Mrs. J Arch), 3108 V.lIey Dr Sioul: City, Towa. Nu-Ann. Marie Hughes St:llers (Mrs Robert V.), 360 S.B 'Waverly, Bartle"ilJe Okla. Xi-Fra nce. Annt DeKa y (Mrs. emOf'J). 302 S. 'teoth St Lar.mie, Wro. Omkron-Jean Ho rd Sm ith (Mrs. M.urice R .). 5,06 Oou,ltlas Dr ., Y.kim. , Wash. Pi-Lucinch Griffith R"rrnw fMr s. GUes W )."'16 E 20th St Sanll Ana. (' _/if Committee on F ternity Mu.ic--Ch"i,m"n-Dorothe Ande rson Lanoin g (Mrs W. J.) , P .O. Box 92, Dover. N. J Co",,,,i,,,, M,mi"l : Jerry Pruin Beltz (Mr•. Clarence L ). 801: 509 Still ter. Okl• Ueleo R. Chodu Schudel (Mrs P S l. 1014 C.ntrell ot"Catu, TIl. Lorr.ine Bu ckma n Brento n (Mrs. ), 300 E. Marcy St., Santa Pe, N.M Commiue. on aaperoa, Helen Moffett Ruuell (Mu. Robert R ), 6823 Crest A.e., UniYersity City 1.04, Mo Emma H.rper Tumer Memori,' Puod Committee--Ch.ir",.,,- Lill ian F.rringto n M cN'u,ht (Mil. Hector c.)' 2901 E Ninth Ave oen.er 6, Co lo CD",,,,;II,, Af'",;"I: Nio.belle Green Dame (Mu. 'Wya tt B.), 2900 6th A.e. N., St. Pdersburg.,!. PI • Ethel Hogan Copp (Mrs. J o.eph P ), 223 Bentley Circle Los Angeles 49 u.Hf. Ceral.aoi.1 Pund Commil1ee-Ch" i,,,,.,,- Mn T. Leoo cd Gt;Otle, HOS W. Pr.oklin St ., Richmo nd, V M'''';nl: Miu Elizabeth Jo hnson. ,64, Vista Del M on te , Van Nuy•. C lif. Mrs D D. Jack Adam • 1801 N Woodward Okl.homa City. Okla

Mrs W .lt er H Clark 2' G.llo ae. Westn,.Id N T.

Mrs. J . Lloyd Brown. 203 W. Pennsylv.ni St.: Urban., III. Comminea o n M anual-Ch"i,,,,.,,-Mildred Odell Sale ( Mu. Clarence). 7612 Bf'Jo Ma"r , Dill 25. TelliS NATIONAL PANHELLENIC CONFERENCB N PC Chtti,"' Mrs Cicero H opo G.mm. Phi Bet., 9219 Mintwood St., Sil.er Sp riolS , Md Pi S,I Pbi R",mlllllli"t-Mrs RObert S Wild, 2021 BeLmOO! Rd., N.W Washinaton. D C 0" e,I/" , P•• btll,,,irl C httinrl n-Mrs. Crecene A Farrit 2997 S W. F.in'iew Bl.d ., Port land Ore. CD"''''il''' City Ptlfl h,II,,,i(J Chtti,,,,.,,-Mn. Haswell Staehle -481 Torrence Rd ., Columbus 14, Ohio.

D I RECTORY

ALPHA PROVINCI3

PusiJtnf-Gladys Watlcins Westcott (Mrs George W.), 22 Mt. Plcasant, Amheut, Mus A,IIi", 01 Maioe, Dale: Starbird 230 Stodder Hall, U of M , Orono. Me. No,.. So)/i. A/pb_Dalhousi e Uni't'cnity, Glenda Con rad. Tuft's Con, Halifu Co. , N.S., Can VmlJul A/ph....-Middlebury College, Nancy Battell <:Ukt, Middlebury, Vt. V"",,,,,, B, ,-tln iYc nity of Vermont. Marilyn Jensen, ), Robinson Pkwy Bull ington, VI. AldulIrJulJtlU A/ph_Boston U niversi ty, Jo Ann Stella. 23 Baker St., Belm ont , MIss M ,UJ4e IIlUIW Btt....-University of Massachusetts, Marie Marcucci )88 N. Pleasant St., Amherst. Mus Cu"",inlt A/ph..-University of Connecticut, Fern Kohler, Pi lkt, Phi House, Storrs. Conn. BETA PROVINCE

PrlJi4",t- Marian& Evans Carpenter (Mrs. C. It.). Dol[ 437 R.O. I, State CoUege, Pa N,lIt Y.,." Alpb_S yracutc Un iYersil'J, janet Ga, j ohnston , 210 Walnut PI., S, raCUK, N Y N,w Y o," G.mm_St. Lawrence Univers ity, Gertrude List, Pi Beta Phi H ouse. Canton. N.Y. N,", Yo," D , IJ--<:Orndl University, EilttQ Hoffman, Triphammer Rd , Ithaca , N.Y. P'''''Sll"."i. B"..-Bucknell University, Constaoce Ponzer. Bolt W ;64 , Bucknell Univ., Lewisbur#l, Pa P,,,,, sl l •• ,,i. G mm_D ickinso n Colle#le. Ruth Garrott, Duye r HIli. Carlisle. Pa. P , ,,,ul l •• ,,i. Epsilo,,-Peonsylvania State University, Naomi Dunn, Benedict Uoivenity Pa rk, Pa.

GAMMA PROVINCE

PrtJid,,,I- j o tepbine Ryan H opkins (Mrs. Bcn F ., jr.), 298, Montae>me ry Rd., Shaker He i#lhu 22, Ohio Ohi, Alph--<)bio Uni ersity. ikrnnta aote, 6 S Colle#le , Athens. Ohio. Ohit} B"..-ohio State UniVersity. j ane Stephenson. 184, Indianola AYe .• Columbus. Ohio Ohio D,/,r-Ohio WUleyan University, Barbara jean Coombe, Stu )'n,.nt Hall, Delaw are Ohio. Ohit} EPlilt} ,,-UniversitJ o f Toledo, Mary jane Ra" 2H7 Boddte. Toledo Ohio Obit} Z,,_Miami University, Carol Neal, 201 Richard Hall, Oxford, Ohio. Obit} EI..-Denison Univenity, Anne Hampton , ShaW' Hall, Graoyille, Ohio

DELTA PROVINCE

PrtJitl,,,I-Mary Viraini. Williams, 21 E Main St Richmond, V a. M"rll."d B,'_University of Maryland. Carol Whuler, #12 Ftatunity Row , College Park, Md. of Collimili. Wasbinaton Uni ersity, Elv. Schroebel, 1830 17th St , N .W., Washington, D.C. Vir,i"i. Alph_R ando lph Macon Woman'a Colleie, Martha McKa, Bolt 24), R. M W .C., Lyn chburJ , Va Vi"i"i. G.",m-<OUege of William and Mary, jane lott, Pi Beta Phi H ouse, Williamsburg. Va Wnt Vir,i"i. Alph_West Virginia Universi ty , Ruth Keister, 14 9} Uni enity A.e ., M o rga ntown, W.Va.

EPSILON PROVINCE

P"lill,,,t - Mllnie Gardnet Christiansen (Mrs. G. T ). 141) BI d , Birminltham, Mich Aticbi,." Alph_HilIsdale College, Iklty Brow n, 234 Manninl, Hillsdale, M ic h Ati ,bi,,, ,, B, t_Universi ty of Mich iga n. j a ne Wilson, 83 6 Tappan, Ann Arbor, Mich , Afkhi,." G.rmm_Mkh igan State University, Alice Hadley. 341 N Harrisoo , E. Lansing, Mi ch O.,.,i. A/lb--Uninnity of Toronto, Suzanne Muon. 120 St. Georae St., T oro nto, Oot., Can. O"t.,;o &1_Un iyenity of Western Ontuio , Noreen Lain" 29} u ntra l A e ., London. Oot., Can

ZETA PROVINCE

P,tsill,,,I- j o Sl::ph ine Rogers Ward (Mrs. Lewis 0 ). 2704 W . Gilbrrt St ., Muncie, Ind . l"d i4 _ A/Ib_Franlcl in Colleie, Betty Smith , R..R. I, Box 261, Funklin, Ind /"lIi4". Btl_Indiana Uninrsity, Linde Schmidt, 928 E. Third, Bloomingto o Ind. 1"lIi.". G.mm_Butier UnivenitJ, j o Anne Niehaus. 8}1 W. Hampton Dr ., Indiana polis, Jnd 1"lIi.". Ddt_Pu rdue Uni.-crsity, j oa n Ma"d 1012 State St West Lafa yette , Ind I"di.". E;Jil01l'-DcPauw University, Carol,n Kay, 30} S Locust, Greencastle, Ind. I"di.* Z,I_Ball Stak Teachers' Collqe, Ann Ha dley, Rodaen Hall, Muncie, In d lITA PROVINCE P"sill",,-Margard. Elkin Hughes, 212 Dan.ille St • Lancuter. Ky. KntI.d, Alpb-UniYersity of LouiSfille, Patty Downey, 123 E. 5bipp St., Louinille, K, T'."'II" Alph_University of Chattanooia Paula Peak, U of Chattanoo,a, Chattlnooia Tenn T",., II" B,t_Vanderbilt Uoinrsil'J. Lucy Stites 118 24th A"e ., S., Nash.ille. Tenn. T''''ftllt, G.",,,,-Un i enity of T enness«, Dorothy j o H ooper, 1621 W. Cumberland A.e Knonille, Tenn N orth C.o/i"" Alph_Uninnity of N orth Carolina, Elizabeth Buie, Pi lkta. Phi H ouse, Chapel Hill , N C. No,th C.ro/i"" B,t_Duke Uninnity, Julia Hart, Duke UniY. Rd.-Rt I, Durham. N.C. S o ,h C.foli". Alph-Uninrsity of South Carolina, Neil Reid. 80s }46}, Uni of S.c., Columb ia. S C. THETA PROVINCE P,tsid,,,t-Marj o rie Atlee Parks (Mrs Leon C.), 94 4 Fairwa, Dr. , PenSlcol a. Fla Ald••• AI,d_Birmln&ham·Southern Colleie, jaYM Hupole , HUlSOO HaD, Birminabam Southern College, Birm inJ h.m , Ala

AI " &t-Uo iYen ity of Alabama , Ann Dou,las, Box 663, Uoiftrsity, Ala.

AI,h-Sktson Un inrsil'J. Mary Lane Wener, Dol: 78, Stetson Un iY., [),e Land. Fla Florid B,,_Florida State Uoi enity Kathe rine Lindle,. ,U W. Aye , TaUahalKC, F la FloriJ. G.",_Rollins College, Dorothy ED&leha.rdt, Rollini eollc&t, Winter Pm, Fla

Gttn.i. Allh--oniYenity of Georgia. Mary Ellen Puker. 886 S. Milledit' AYe., Athens, GL Pi Phi Co/u,r-Alabama Pol , techn ic Institu te, Auburn , AIL

IOTA PROVINCE Pwitl,,,I- f., M.rtin G rou eMu. L. MoreU) , 7.46 Woodund AYe., Hinsdale, 11J. llIi".il AIIb_Monmou th College, Ja net Mundt, Grier Hall. Moamouth. HI. 11Ii1l.iJ B,I,,·Ddt_Knnx Collese, Loui.e Shreves, lOS GaJabura; Road, KDonille, III. tlli•• iJ E'lil• .-NortJut·at;e.to UDive.rsiry, MUJ EllcD aark. 636 Eme.CIOD, EnniCoo, III. llIi•• il ZII-tJoiversiry of lllinois , Shirler M oo re, tOO} S. WriJ:ht. Champaian, III. llIi• • iJ EI_Millikio UoiYeniry, Diane Primm, 2}S N fa i"i _. Decatur, III. JIIi"oiJ Th ll_Bradle.y Univmity". Ph,lIis Biebel, 1004 N. Institute, Peori., III.

KAPPA PROVINC E Prl litl,,,I-MuiJd. M.ris ScYerson (Mn. R G.), 70S Oamnut. Grand Fo rks N.D. Wi/t".,ui" AI,h_Univcnity" of Wisconsin, La. V.lughn 2H unldon, lobdi.son. WIS Wiu./ui" BII_Beloi t Collqc. Nancy Lancaster, Eaton HouJe. Beloit. Wis. Witt"."li" G""'II'I_Lawrencr CoHeae. Sue Wbitmore, Colman H.I!I, Appletoa, Wis. """lIit o;" Alph--tJniversity oC Manitoba, Joce.Jyn Plant, }02 Brock St., Winnipeg, Man., Can. Notlb DU ol. Alpb_Univcnity 01 Nonh D Akota , Martha H opkins, J oh nseo ne H s lI Grand Porks, N.D. "'h,nt/ olll AI,h _Vnivenity oC Min nesota. Jacqueline K obs. 1109 S E. Sth St., Minneapolis. lotinn.

LAMBDA PROVINCe

P,uidu'I-Mariaotha James Williams (Mrs. Benjamin R., Jr ). 370 S. Maple. Webster Groycs 19. Mo ""illoll"i Alph_Un iversity" of M iSlOu ri, Gin,ter Brice. HI Rollins. Columbi •• Mo. Mitl.II,,; Btlollf-Washington University", Sus.n Marshall, M cMilla n Hall. Washinaton Univ ., St .Louis, 101n. /lfiuu , i G"",m_Drury College. Roberta Pilant, Wallace H all Drury College. Springfield. Mo. A"l"nllll Alph_University n f A rkansas. Gord oo Payne, Pi Beta Phi H ouse, Pa ye tteville. Ark. lAlliJill"" AI,h-Newcnmb OJllege , Susan Roberts, 6} Newcomb Pl.. N_ Orleans, La. lA_iii.". Btl_Louisiana State University, Camille McEl chern. Box 729} , l.S .U. , Batnn Roujtc, La .

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P"'lid,,,t-Ruth Louise Dierks, 26 1 W Rio Rd .• Lincn ln. Neb. l ow" A lph_ l ow a Wes ley.n Collele Rosa lee Rauscher. She.ffer-Trieschmann H.lI, Mt. Plnsant Iow a. l ow" Btld-Simpson College. Elaine Lucas, .4 06 N. Buxto n, In dianola, low•. / OWd Gllm", Iowa State College, Nancy B aark, 2018 Suruet Dr. , .Ames, l ow.l. l ow" Z,'_Uni,en ity" of Inwa. Elizabeth A Moo re. SIS E. Washington. Iowa City. 10 S Olll h Dill ol. Alph_University of South D ako ta, Charl otte. Olson , 440 N. Plum, Vermillion. S.D. N';'''II. BII_Uai"t" en ity" of Nebrask.,}o Anne Devereaux. 426 N. 16t h, Lincoln Neb. KIIIIIIII Alph...--univenity of K anJls. Rutb Ann Ande rson. 1246 M ississ ippi, Lawtence, Kan. Kllnl"l Btt_Kanus Stlte College of Agriculture and A pplied Science. Kare K onn, 108 S Ju liette, Manhattan.

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P" lid,n t-El oise G laz ne r H ens ley (Mrs. Carl W.), 222S San Pelipe Rd .• H owton 19 , Tex Oi/do",,, Alph_Uniycrsity" of Oklah oma, A nn Wilson, 702 Laboma. Norman. Okla. Oi l"h.m" Btt--<)k lahoma Agricultura l and Mechanical Collele, Jud , Th ompson, 9B Collele.. Stilh ter. Oldol. T'%III AI, h--tJo i"t"e rs ity" of Taas, NanC)' Heath, BOO San Antonio , Austin, Tex.

TI1:.1 B tl_Southern Methodist University". Gretchen Mauetmann, } IO I Dan ie.1s St., D.llas , Tex.

TIX4I G.m",_Texas Technologica l College Gwen Kill ian, 2}I I. 29th, Lubbock, Tex.

TUlll Dd,_Ten, Christi:an University , Annrtte Burns. Poste r H:all, T C.U , Fo rt Wort h , Tex. N,w /If,xit"o A/ph _U nive rsity o f Ne Mex ico , Mi ry Cooper 916 Parkland Circle, S.E Al buquerque. N.M.

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P,'litl,nl-Lucy Scott Steinbauer (Mrs. Geora;e N.> 3}3 Marioo St.. Denn!, Colo. Colo"uo AI,h -Uni veni ty n f Col o rado, Charlotte S.I"t"rter, 890 11th St., Boulder, Colo. Colo"a Blld-Uoiversity oC Dcn er. Carol Oemi!, 620 C lermont St., Den"t"er Co lo. Colo"dlio Gllm",--<:Olorado Ag ricultura l :and Mechan ical Collele, M arjo rie Sc<ltt. 1220 S. College Ave. , f t. Collins. Colo. W,Ufi", Alph_University o f Wyominl, Martha Minn i. , Pi Beta Phi H ouse. laramie , W,o. Utll.6 AI,h_Univrrslty" of Utab, J ulie Ha kes, 11<19 Bonneville Dri"t"e Salt uke City, Utah. Monlalld Alph_Monlan:a State. College o f Agriculture and Mechaoic Am, Laura Ward, Quad D • Bozeman, Mont.

OMICRON PROVINCE p ,tJititnt -Lou Ann ChaJe Tuft (Mrs. Stew.rt) , 19}8 S. W. Edgewood Rd., Port lan d. Ore. IV"lhinllon AI,h University o f Washington. Karil Klinlbeil. 4H8 17th. N E., Seaule, Wash Wdlhh. "on B,,_Washington Sute. College, J udy Tucke r. 707linde.n , Pullman, Wash. W"lhin, ' OIl C ",m-COllele of Puget Sound, Sa ll r M ars ball, .4 0 16 N. 14th, Tacom. 6, W h 0",'0 " Alph_Uoinrsity" of OrcJOn, Be.-rerly Bowman. U I8 K incaid , Eugene, Ore. O",fJ" Btt-<)re,on Sute College. Eleanor Atkesoo , 3002 Harrison , Corvallis, Ore.. O,tIO. C..mll7_WjJJamctte University. Garle Rogen . l.f.4S State St., Salem. Ore. .11;",1 AI,h_Univenity o f Albert•. Barbara Bennet 10981 126th St. , Edmonton. Alt•.. Can /tid. AI,h_Uoivers ity" of Idabo J udi tb Folkins. Pi Beta Phi H ouse., MOKOW. Idaho

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Pmitl,,, I -Sarah P.uline Wild Gordon (Mrs W. G .), II", S Oak Knoll An ., Pasadena 5. Calif. C"'i/o".i B,t_Univenity of Carifo/ni •• Carol Brown. 2}25 Piedmon t A"e Berkder ". Cali!. C,ui/or.i" G lI7m_University o f Southern California, Mallie Gillespie.. 6-47 W. 28th St., Los AnSdes 7 Calif. C,Ji/o""i" D,ltll-University ot California at Los Angeles, J ohann a Randall, 700 Hi lgard Aye ., Los Anldes 24 Calif. C,Ji/llNli f,li/ow-San Dic,O State College, Sandra. Bums, 1952 Patrot Street Sao o ielO. Calif. Cllli/."lIi Zt"l-uoiYCuity oC California .t Santa Barbara. Barbara Leith , 1620 Grand Avenue. Saota Barba ra, Calif. N,,,iUI Alph_University of Nevada. Adrienne Suzanne Ku ,pc:rs, 869 N Sierra St., Reno. Nev. A, ;zo" Alph_Uni,ersity of Ar izona, Rad Carlill. 10}S N Mounuin Tucson, Atiz.

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S""'6f'l /0 ,. ,hI AI.",,,. "nti G,.""J V; tt· Prll i tltn,- lt,l icc Weber Mansfield (Mrs. W m H ), 8 Long Mu dows, 51. Louis 22, 11.1 0 Di"OQ r of Ex llll lion- Ruth Williams Hln sen (Mrs. Paul). }110 Ellie Pass Rd ,! Louisvill e, K y. AI.",,,. Cld £JiIOr-V iraini. Sh ermAn Kozak (Mil. And rcw), R.D. I , Kirkvil c , N. Y. Send lette rs (o r Summer ARROW to M rs. K ozak by March Aillm me Club CorreJpondinJ! S ecrela riel • N o o fficer list receiv ed • • • N o Corresponding S«.-Usc d Pres ALPHA PROVINCB

V;u Prllil,,,I - Hel en MeEl r , Buzzell (Mrs S. R ). 20} N 4th St•• Old T o wn, Me. B Ol l o n, AfdJJ.- Mn C. W. Stug , Jr., 4 Westwoo d Rd •• In:ington 73, M.u BIl1'li". , o", Vt.-Mrt. J ohn Plcl chct.l 7 While Pllce, South Burlington. VI Eall"" Conn.- Miss Louise Cu tle r, K F D ., D al" ilIe , Conn. l!tlJ llrfl J\I in t-Miss Bern ice Thompson. 40 Rutla nd St Bangor, Me uH Jil x, N S , C n. -Miss M.deleine Mader, 149 Sou th Puk St•• Hal ilu, N.S., Can. Hllr llortl Conn.-Mrs. O. H Piau. M.rion An .• Plantsville, Conn. MOlllr,.I, QII'" C n. - M rl 1. A Chisholm. )24 Aberco rn Ave T own of Mt Royal. P Q .• Can. Nrw H .II,n. Conn.- Mrs Gilbert B Cutler, 167 Rocky T op R o.d, R D .c. H amden. Conn Plul l,,,,d, Af.int-Miu Buba,. Bornheimcr Blick Pomt Ro ad Sc boro Me. SOll lh,rn P.ir!IlJd COllll t " Co nn.-Mrs. E. B. Filion, OllkwO'Od' L. ne. Greenwich. Conn. Stwill"fttiJ. M.II .-Mrs. G W. Hilt on. " Hanwara H ill , Eut Longmeadow, Mus BETA PROVINCB V i (l. PrlliJ, III- Ann e Logan Hefl in (Mrs. Bertrand), 41 Pbillip St , Bl oom6e ld, N J AJ bll1f.J, N, Y.-M rs. W. V K innard 164 H omnte.d Ave, Alban y N.Y. BII IA'lo, N .Y.-Mrs. M E. Wrolstad', 148 Springville. Buffalo 14. N.Y . C'IIlrlU P", nIJ/rni_ Mu J P Mathi as, " S W a ler St., I.ewisburt. Pa ·H"rriltllr( C",Jill, P•.LA II" I I / llnd·N ortb Short. N.Y,-Mrs. R. L. Schreiner. 1729 Meado" Ct., East Mead ow. N.Y. N, .." y.".,i CilJ, N.Y.-Mrs. Wm. Saltsman, 42·2' 80th St Elmhurst N Y No rlh" ". N .J .-Mrs B T Sullebarger. 17 Mad ison Ave , Madison. N.J. Phi /.uJtlphi P - M rs. Robert W. Thomas. I H Sylvan D r. , Broomall. Pilllb r"h, PAI - Mrs. J C Cunningham. 319 Oveni a le Rd., Pi ttsburg h 21, P, PillJhr ,h ,Sollth I -lillI, P Deane Kei th. 8.0 Academy Pl ace. Pittsbu rgh 16. Pa Pl!II"h,i "Pli" N . Y.- Mrs. Robe rt N oyes, 41 Croft Rdjl N .Y. Rui",wooJ. N.J. - Mn. C. R 8rownt 10 Allen Place, a ir Law n N.J. Rodlllltr, N. Y - M rs. Bu rto n W.,bDu rn. " Stan ford Rd • Rochester, N Y Sr o'IItt tu1 , N.Y.-Mrs Phil ip Chenette , J r.• Ap t 2. VanD yke Bldg • Netherlands Village Schenecud y N.Y St. t t P•. C. W. Jr.. HI West Ave State College. Pa. S1!4 f.II, N.Y.-Mrs Wm. Rol lins 207 Sbe rwood Dr ., DeWitt. N.Y W,J/rhlJltr COlilltl, N. Y.-Mn Lioyd Griffin , 4 Ri chbeU Rd .• Scarsda le, N Y GAM,MA PROVIN CE V;r,.[J"liJ",,-Hden Boucher D ix (Mn Carr E ) 6028 Dublin Rd.• Dublin. Ohi o. Al'Ofl, Ohio-Mrs. 1. D. Hand sch v 40 7 Ho ll ywood Ave bAkron 13. Ohio. Alh"u, Ohio- Mn. T. H Evans. Jr 2' Elmwood PI At ens Ohio. C411101l, Ohio-Mrs Cal.in Fr i.r. 2019 32nd N.W. Canton. Obio Cin';1111"" ; Ohio-Mrs Augustus Beall. m 2'4 1 N o rth Bend Rd Cincin nati 24 Oh io. CI,rtJ nd Bul- Mrs Georce W. Brow n 26)4 1 P.rklawn Or.• Euclid 31, Ohio. Cltr tl nJ WII I - Mn. Wm. W Boss. 269 19 Woll Rd , Bay Vill alt. Oblo. Col.",h/. Obio-Mn. J ohn M Ad ams , 1728 Ashl and Ave Columbus , Ohio 0411 011. Ohio-Mrs. James A Parker. 1098 Rysd ale Rd Dayton. Ohio. H " ",i/I 01f. Ohio- Mrs. D D. Rhodenbaugh lin Susa n Dr., Ham ilton, Ohio Ntwllfl (;r n,iJ/" Ohio- Mrs Donald A Bridges. 73 8th St , O hio • Ohio V" I1". OhioSprin,{itJJ, Ohio-Mn. D E Miller. 3 16 Glendale. Springfield j Ohio. To/,ao, O"io--Mn. P H ibbert. 3 141 H rather Dow ns Blvd., T o ed o Ohio. Y U " ,IIOu/fI ' W",,,,,,,, Ohio-Miss Marian L Wilcox, ,08 Bryson St Youngstown. Ohi o DELTA PROVINCE Vi(l.P",iJ,,,,-Muie Tunstall Lingo (Mrs. B Hartlson)' Inl Pl. N.W .• Wash ington, D .C. Arli",to""A/,,, ,.Jri,,, V - M rs Charles Wissler. Old Domini on Or • Box <4n. Mcu an. Va. /h/Ii", oft, MJ.-Mrs R G. H older. '8 16 Edgrpari: Rd Baltimo rt 1<4. Md. Chllt l lllo", W.V - M rs. 1. E Wright. Chappell Rd.• Charleston. W Va W.V - Rounn e E Rogers. Route I. Lum berport , W.Va -E,U;,rI, W.V•. - Pm""""', W.V".-Mrs. J M Sargeant. Locust A ve Extens io n. F airmont, W .Va. n IOu/". W.v".-M"rs. Charles Shetler, 320 Smi th Ave'l Morgalltown, W.Va ND DIl , V -Dt-bor.h Westcott. 7666 Ma ury Arch. Norfolk. V•. Ric ",utl , V".-M rs J lmn E Hubbard. 1904 Dover Rd Richmoad Va Ro_oj" V -Mrs R VI. Putn am, 2'1 6 Swtctbriar Ave ., Roanoke Va SU lh t;r_ W.V - Mrs G Berk ",nch. 207 Granv ille Ave \ BeckltJ1 W Va. fV""h,_", .. , D.C.-Mrs. Robert B '609 O verle:a Ro • Washington 16. D C rI',aJhi_, t , D.C , Ir -Mrs Michael H Hun ter. 113 Roll ing Rd Gaitbrrsburs Md Wi/.i"" , DtI.-),liss Mary Elizabeth Smith }20<4 W 2nd St .• Foster Puk Apts. H '. Wilmin,ton Orrl.

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Viu.PwiJ,,,,- LeoIa ROJ'!'e McKieie)' Koch ( Mrs. H. C.), 1 Huvud Pl. , Anti Alber. Mich

A A,., Mid.-Mn Robert Re-ytl o lds 690 Barto n Dr .• Ann Arbor. Ahch. Bloo.}lIti Hifh-Mrs Jad: W o nh, 6940 E Dutmoor Birminltham. Mich. 0/#011;. Midt.-Mn H'". E Frakie. 16190 Gremyiew. Detroit 19, Mich.

Fli"" fith.-Mrs. Jo hn GoodJDttd G -31n Ma c Flint 4 Mich.

Grll1Ul R"litl" Mi(i -Mrs Ro6.e rt K Wyatt 282 ' Maplewood Dr S E., East Gn.oo Rapids 6 M ich. GrO ll ' PD''''' 1Mir• - Mrs David !deUer. 87 6 Trombley. Grosse Micb ' J" ( ll!,, Mit ••-!:f.u. VI: J. 20}8 Wildwood Une. Jackson Mich

'[.,,_ 1111, & 1 lAIlI"" Mlfl .-M n. Geo rge Lott, 20}4 Bnntwood..., East LaIUltlI. Mich

LA"tI , O"t ., C_.- Mrs. John Sutto n, lLR I. London. Ont.• Ull

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SOlllh"'tJl,"" Mi rh.-Mr" J ohn N. FiKher. Box }70. RI I, Au,awll., Mi ch '/"0'011'0, U", .. C ".-l-!IU j l).1n Abc- y. 86 v ltn k O.1d l otonto. Ont .• Can ZETA PROVINCE Vi" · P,niJ,,, I-unl PlyeJ Morrow ( Mil. An ry P ), P.O. Box 1888. Garl' Ind 8100",i.,,0., J.J.-Mn. ohn Colcmaa, 1726 S. W'lJnut St. BloomiDaton Ind. Co/"",bs, ilJ.-Mrs. Glmn W. Thompson. }17 PlI.ttodc Dr., ColumbUS. Ind Fl • .".. ..1.,. bu.-Mrs. J. J. James. }09 W. LritD, FL Walnt. Ind. P, "AI,., I.J. -Mrs. Mal oneyt 70 14th SL, Frankhn \ Ind. C..". J.tI .-Mrs. S. J. BtUSt.l22 Eunwood PI.. Crown POint, Ind. H,.",IIID11t1 l.fI.-Mra Frank Mills 7949 Bertram. Hammond, Ind. 1",Ji ""po!;s. I.fI.-Mrs. R. K MiJdldon, 4}4 N Eme,ton. Indiaoapol is Ind LIlt",,,,,, I"II,-Mrs. K. M Soepp, 629 Uninrsity St.• West Lafaydtt. Ind. /lfud,. iI,J. - Mrs. James McClintock, lUI Uniyenity Ave ., Muncie. Ind. Rirh",utJ, IIIfI -Mra. John J. KoOI, 27 North 28th St. Rich mond , Ind. Sulh B",tJ.ltlilh.wd •• fllfl.-Mrs G. E. auk, }401 Oaltcrest Dr., Soulh Bend U, Ind SU'bt.,"n. lu .-M rs. R. S. Smith )" North East St.• Grecosbur&. Ind. So"tbUltl""" l.fI.-Mrs W. L. Shi p1ey, Old Boonville Hwy Eu. n.vill t , Ind. T"" H""I,, ,,,fl.-Mrs Olinr O. Let, 712 Colldt, Terre Haute. Ind.

fiT A PROV I NCE Vi" Pr, sitltnl-Nancr Howa rd Brteding (Mrs. Wantn C.), 6n Spring Ridge Dr uxington Ky 8/llt Ri",t-Mrs. Flink WinuoD, 91 8 7th Ayt. Brutol. Tmn, Ch ,,1 Hill. N.C.-M,.. Lawrence Check. )4 Hayes Rd., Gltn Lenn ox Chaptti H ill , N C ChIlTIOlit. N.C -Mn. B. S M ,ers. )IS Willoughby St .• Apt. !- Ch.,(otte, N.C Chllll""OOl", Tt.n.-Ann Flo,d, ) Arn old Dr .• Chuunooga. Itnn. Colllm;i , S.C.-Mrs W. L Brooker. Jr 1007 St.: Columbia. S C K,,01C,,;II, -Littlt Pi".,,/; T,,,,,,-MIS. Lero, PUla, 46-46 Chambliss Ave , Kno xyill t, Tenn. u1C,,,,un,, K,.-Mrs. • L. Thom pson, Jr. . un Tatts Cttek Pikt. I.cxi"«ton. Ky. Lollis"iJ/ t K,.-Mra. L V. Abbott Jr., 1009 Old Cannons LIne, Louin'dle K,. Tt"",.- Mrs . Ptter SchUlltr. )142 Normand, Ave., Memphis I!) tenn. NIUhf',lIt. Ttll' •.-Mrs. James E Wood. Jt .• 10) S. Belk'ut Dr .• Nub.11 e. Tenn

THETA PROVINCE Vi"·P,lIitlt,,,-l.ois Onntrut Summers (Mrs. C. H.). 6011 Ctllini, Coral Gablts Fla A,htns, C -Mn. Home t Blad:. 287 WOodlawn A.e Athens, Ga. AI/",,'., C".- Mrs. W. W. Pord. Jr • 268 Underwood Dr. N.W., Atlanta. " G.1 8innin,b""" AI• -Mrs. W J. Nelson. Gltncot Dr , Birminsh am 9, J\1a. V, u,," P/ - )(n. J oh n w: Ktlll, Rt 1 BoI }69 Dt Land, Fla. Fl. ullj'",I,,/!t FJ•. -Mu. Punk C. Ball. 2114 O.1kfand BIYd ! Oakland Park Ft Laudt rdJlt. I'll. /<l r A/on",II" ,..I•. - Mrs P.1ulint G. l.1mb, B44 Talbot Ave ., acltsonYille. Fla LIIA,I "". P/ - Mn R M Akey, 11 09 Afton Dr uktlaod, Fla. /IIi/lmi FI -Mn. Chu. P. Abel , 916 Cotorro Avt.• Co tal Gablts, Fla. Or/II"do.Wi"I" P.,A P/".-Mu J M MiIIi6an, Jr , 60l Orivtr Avt Wintrr P.1tk Fla. PtlfSlUO/". FI•. - Mu . C. C. Fmco Or .. Ptnucola, Fb. 51. Ptltt/bII" FI".-Sallit Mu Bl ocker. Foster Hill Drjl St. Pttersbufa Fla. rllmpII, PI". - Mrs L. J Frazet. 1012 S. Oakou Avt .• Tamp.1. la.

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Viu·PmiJtnl- Betty Phares Shelto n (Mu. Richacd). 107)6 S. Grren St ChiCiBO 4l, III. Arli"&,o,, Hti t..hll, III.-Mu Raben M. Griffith. 408 Carlyle PI.. Arlington Heigh ts, 1II Avo", III. (Lib,1t B,oo/l GdtJiI) - Mr •. Htnry Hatch. R. R. 3, AY on. III . CbAmp i&"·U,b",,• • III.-Mu Anh ur Burke, 1001 Wtst Whitt ! Champaign, III. Ch i{.&6 8111i"tll W'Dm,n , I11.-0orothy M D yso n 2416 LaktvltW Avt , Chicago 14. III. Chir.&D No,th. III.-Miss Mary Lindemann, 423 Blukhawk St Chicago 10. Ill. Chir.,o SUlb, 1lI.-Mrt. Robert S. Tunic, 16n W. 10ist St.• Chicago 43. Ill. ChilA&o Wt sl Sd.,b.", III.-Mrs. E. E. Lungren. 4072 Hampton Wuttrn Springs. II I. DU.I",. III.-Mn. Lloyd Irish, 1230 Semor, Oreatur. Ill. D"P,,!, CU"'I, III. (Ni"" AI/'II)-Mrs. M. 0, Simmons. 67) Duane. Gltn Ellyn Ill. C.I" II'", 1II. -Mrs. James Hutch croft. lOI E. North. Knon-iIIt, III "llJillDII Pu Ri", V./I,,.-Mrs. William Warren. 131 S Ennslawn , Aur nra, Ill. III. ( AmI B. Odm)-Mn. John McQu ill an, Jr.• }4S S. Main. Hall. Ill. I Dllt l JI/. - Mn W. A Me.1d ows , R F.O. 2, Romto Rd .• !.oCkpon. Ill. CUII't" 1II.- Mu. R E Bants. '02 S. Elmwood Avt III. Miltoll P. H Manball. 1307 E. EYergreen, Wheaton, III. AIOllmOlllb , III .-Mu. J o hn Ktlltrtr. 8U E. BrO.1dwa y. Monm ou th. III. No,lh ShD'" JI/ .-Mu. Edw. M Torcom. 9lH Hamlin Ave Eunston. Ill. N o ,th Sh o". 11/ Jr.-Mrs. R S. S«bc- 1128 Evanston. Ill. Dill p",A·Ri"" FOltlll..JII.-Mn. E J. Wickland, }<Io S Aust in Bl.d O.1k Patk, Ill Pt o r;", 1II. - Mn A yickfotd, 4202 l-IolIU'idge Citdt, Proril , III Rod/o,t/, III.-Mn. Eldon Prather, ,811 Burrmont Ra ., Rockford, Ill. SOIlI), S";II';." Chi l .,o. /I/.-Mrs R W. 148 Dogwood, Park FOltSI. 111. Sp,i"J.fitIJ, I/I. -Mn. ChIS. T obe rm an n, llnY2 0) MacArthur. Springfield. III. T,i CiI,.-Mrs. Steven Drobny. 2606 Grant. Ikttendorf, Iowa.

KAPP A PROV I NCE Vitt -Prtli"tlll-Shitle, Bradshaw. l6, Montrose St. 1 Man .• Can. BtlDit. Wil.-Mn. B. A. UstlUck 120U Elm St .• Be oit. Wis. D_Illtb , Mi" n .s.,,,.io,, Wh.-Mrs. V. D. Johnso n , 221) E. 1st St .. DuluthJfinn . P01C Ri," V.llt" Wis - MIS J ames McKinst,.,. 1321h Edna A.e !"Jeenah. wis. C,."d Po,l, N.D.-Mrs. P C. Engel, 72 4 Cherry. C-Und Po rks. N.D "'_iso", Wis.-Mn L C. Webster, 12n S. Midnle Blvd Madison ), Wis. Milw ••"'r Wis .-Mrs. M E. Moran. 2101 B Marion St .• MjJwlukte 11. Wis. /lfi""t.r.011J 1 }HhM'.-Mrs. Htnry Quist. 4116 Glmcrest Rd Tyrol HiIls\ Minnta polis, M inn. St. P"" , M'''II'. - Mrs Byron Rasmussen 13)8 E. MaYDard Or St. Pau 16. Minn Wi""ipl,. /If.n ., C.".-Mrs. A. Currie . t412 Wtllinston CrtsCtnl, Winniptg. Man .. C1.n . LAM BDA P ROV I NCE Vi,,·Pmitiu/-Bcttr Rowtoo H olt (Mts. Josepb R.> , 6826 Footalll Rd .• Kan us City I). Mo. BAlon ROlllt{ I....-f,hs Dlle R. Carvtr. Inl Chtrrydale Ayt., B.1ton Rougt La Co/"mhi•• It D.-Mrs. Chesttt L. Brewtt, 200 Sttwart Rd .• Columbia. M o. e/ D o,-_o, A,A.-Mrs. Tom McQuade, Jr 1207 W 6th., EI Dorado. Arlt P A,• •-Mu. Ralph Goff. Jr.• 128 Hiahland Aye . • Alit . PfIf'I Sm,th, A,A.-Mrs. D. B Crane. Jr.• 2726 Ifcedtr Pl.. Ft. SmIth. An:. K •• slU Cil!.. MD. -Mrs A C. Jr .• n40 Canterbury. Prairit Village I), Kan Ld , ChllT II, LII.-Mrs. H E. Smith, 2607 Alltr St., LIke Charles. U. Litll, R.,., A, • •-Min Dorru Karcher 340) Ridl;CfOad Park Hill. North l,jltle Rock, Ark Af rA,J T"t, A,A .-Mrs C_ R. OWtn. ,OS HotJlC St., Marktd Trte, Atk Nt1II Orltn/, L.....-Mn. John Sbarp, 124 Audubon St., New Otluru, La

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OU I O/., Arl -Mrs Guy Newcomb , Osceola, Ark. Pi", 81.,. Arl.-Mrs. Robert P. Ferranti. 700 Hudson..l Pine Bluff, Ark. SI. fAllis, Mo.-Mrs.. Wayoe L. TOW'Dlend. Bla.ckacre 1'IJlII , Dittmer, Mo. SIJ".,po", lA.-El izabeth Coole, 9-41 Trabue:, Sbrevcpon. La. Si/(wn S"i",I, A,j.-Mrs M ilo K. Roth, 524 N. MI. Olivet Silo am Springs Alk. Sprhun,ltI. Al o -Mrs EUICDC Evcrrtt , 139 Cherry $pring6c d, Mo r,:lUil""", (Oli " i" Smit h Mo(),,)-Mn. Sam Buchanan. }O16 Pine St., Texarkana, Tu. Tri·Star-Mrs. Hal PaHcrJOn, )20 Conno r J op l m , M o.

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Vicr-P"sid , ,,,-Dorothy Weaver MOIgln {M rs. K ent R.>. 2648 H igb St., Lincoln 2, Ncb. Aml/, OialO" 1 Adams, 1204 Orchard Dr., Ames, 10"-', Blldinlltnl, l ow_Mrs. J &. lundgrtn, N. )th., Burlington, l ow • Ce"lI , RApi"!! IltwlII-M rs. T. L. Huebscb, Htb St. N E., Cedar IUrid s. lo a. CtJllnci/ BbllTs , lowr-Mn. Charles Maxwell, 241 Graham An ., Couoci Bluffs, Iowa. D'J Moi",s, l owr-Mu Roger Miller, UI 2 Linden Lane. 0C1 Moines, Jowa. "HII.YJ, KII".-Mrs Frank }.fol2 22 00 Ash, H ays, Klln . H. , e/Jinlo. J Klln - Mrs H. O. Crawlord. 12 Counuy Side Or' t Hutch inson. Kan. I""ill,,ol., ow#-Mn. B. C. Brown , 909 E. Salem Indianola ow•. l ow. Cill, 10Ulr-Mn Richard lIoyd Jones, 401 Grandview C. , Iowa City, l ow •. KII" st/IJ Clll. KtI1I.-Mrs.jlfDCS Fennel, 3022 N : KaRlU City Kin. Utw""nt.Xlln - Mu Richa rd Piskoty , 2003 SUatEo r;;!., .Lawrence, kin. LIMoln, Nd -Mn. M. N. G ral ' 4000 Washing ton , Lincoln. Nc b Mllnh"u" n , X .n.-Mrs J. H cCoy. U16 Humboldt. Manh.ttan K.n. MI P/'lIs.nl, 10Ul#-Mn Columbus Hayes, J egenon St Mt. Pleasan t , Jowa. Norlh P/.II,.- Nd.-Mn. T. E. Dcnt.J "02 S. Sycamote St., Nonh Platte, Ncb. Omilh".J. N",.-Mn Thoma s Clark 02 7 J. E. George Bh·d., Omaha. Ncb. Si ollX t.i11. I owr-Mn. James R Brodie, 1821 Douglas Sioux City , lo a. Si oll% P.J'Is, S D -Mrl. Richard Quiter, 2420 Ken wOOd" Manor, ApL n. Sioux Falls, S D. Top,u K.n .-Mn James Tramer. 1630 W 28th St Tm Topeka, Kin v""'iilio S.D.-Mn. Jam.ts J oraenson, n7 Valley Dr., Vermillion S D. Wichil", Alln.-Mrs L E. Crame r. 11 2 N. Terra ce Dr .• WichLta. Kan

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Vin.P,ui"' nI-Ro bcrb Roberts Rowland (Mrs. Alben A ) , Rt. Box "76, Texukan., Ta A.iI,." T,x.u-Mss R S. Bridwell, <1210 S Abilene , Texas. AJbfll"fll', N.M.-MIS. E. G Asmus, 712 Florida S.E., Albuquerque, N.M. AIIf.,iJ/o, T.x.u-Bctty Lou Tolleson, 2"17 Crockett, Amatillo. Tcus. h""' O"t O' I • -Mss. Ward L. Party', 629 Northwest Ave., Ald morrt Okla. AIISli", , u I-Mn H. M. Whit:tinaton. Cherry Lane Austi n. eXiS OJ/•• -Mrs. J. c. En.ns 328 S E. G reystOM, Bartlesville. Ok II B,,"OJ V.Jl"t Tn",-,-Mn. Georie H. WatJon , 200 Penhing South. Colle$e Stati on. Texu. Co,JJlS Cb,iJII, T.Ul-Mrs F. J. Kelley. " 10 Williamson PI., Corpus Chnst i Texas D.n.J, T,x.I-Mrs. J ack Hyman, <1717 Lawther D r., Dallas. TeD I. EI PIUO , T,x.u-Mrs. Wm Duncan , 2113 N. Campbell EI Puo , TUII. F , W o"b, Tt'X.u-Mrs. H. K. KibbieJ.1309 Medford COurt Eut, Fl. Worth. Teu s G,.,SOII, T.XAJ-Mn. Jack Hall. 303 w. Tens St., Sherm.n. Texas. HOIISIO", T.x",-,-Mn.llcn White, ) 618 Olympia Dr., Howton 27. Texas. Ldllt" j , T',YIIs-Mrs. OsCII! SI.to n 3-403 20th St., Lubbock , Tex. MeAl,JI", OH•. -Mn B H Shudar, 400 E Miami McAlester, Okla. Mi"I",,", T,x"I-Mrs. R. O. Miller, 23U CoUDtry dub Dr., Midl and. Texa s MIIJlo,,,, Oll•. -Mrs Pat Pi te:, J r. , 900 N. T errlce, Mwkogee, Okla. Ntff",,,,,, OJ/•. -Mss. Mack B. Datbout, 1119 Caddell Lane, Norma n , Okla Ol/d o",. CilY, Oll•. -Mrs Meryl Cur. 1120 Bedford Ave. , Oklahoma City, Olrb. 01",.11..", OJ/••-Mrs J ohn K Gill, N. Morto n, Okmuilcc , Okla. P_ls V.JI" , Oll••-Mrs R. y H. Lindsey, Rt. Il,..T.-tn Ow, Pau ls Valley, Okla. Pu c Ci l l , O.itJI.-Mn. Stuan Hartma n , 016 E. Po nca City, Okla RO Jw, ll b N M -M rs. H H MeG«. 706 N Kentu cQ, Ros.-ell, N M. S i", ill';" (Nit" Hill 51",I)-Mrs. J ohn Blair, 242" Harri son , Beaumont . Texas. - S.1t A."I., T,JU/SII" Tu",-,-Mrs. W P Siegmund, 31 9 Robinbood PI.. San An tonio 9 TexIS SliII"''''"t ui/tilo-Mrs. R. H DonaidJon. 181 6 W. Arrowbead PI., Stillwater. Okla. r.h., O.itJI.-Mn. Penelon Bocsche 1311 E. 26th PI., T u lsa, Okla. T,,", T,,Y.u-Mu Tom B. Ramey, it .. 619 W. Dobbsl.J'yler'rTc:r.u. TY«o, T,x.u-Mn. Morse Harrison, 1607 West Ave • waco, au. Wirhllil FtIlls, T,UI- Mn. Jules D. Robe rts , 1604 Burl ington, Wichita Falls. T exas. XI PROVINCE Vict.Prtsiti,nt-E vdy n Ln1fmao DarbI' (Mn Geo. T')b7 W. Canmillo, Colorado Springs. Col o &IIU", Col •• -Mrs. Phillip B. Kin gdom, 1728 Colum ioe Avr., BouJder. Col o. B () %t"'''''t j\fOflt.-Mrs E"in Hintzpcter. 619 S Willson, Bozeman. Mo nt - B IIII,./I#«o"J., !rf01t1c.sPtr, "'''o.-Mrs. A. B Madam. 2)).f Hanway. Cuper. Wyo. Ch",,,,,., lP',o.-Mrs. Paul Rechard N ewton Dr .• Cheyenne , Wyo. CIt / O''''''iI SIrl",J , Co/lt.-Mrs C. A Reid, <107 Rid.teway, Colorado Springs. Colo. D,,,.ff, C. I •• -Mrs. Stuart Clark. 2716 S M arion Circle. [)cnnt, Coro. Ftfft CMlilII, Colo. -Mrs L. H Ham. 820 Pctenon St. , Ft Collins. Colo. w.", i" TYl0 .-Mrs Dick Brown. 29 Wain right, Laramie, Wyo. 0,"'''' Ut.b-M ra. Kenneth C. J ohnso n, 17 23·2'th St , Ogden. Utah. PII,.'o, Clt/•. -Mn. W. J Bennms. Jr • 2203 West St Pueblo Co lo. S"" LAj, Cil 1, U'IIb-Mrs P. K. Rllns, 1770 Mcad ow Moor Rd , Sslt Lake City. Ut a h OMICRON PROVINCE

Vict·P"li",.,-SarahjUJe Paulsen Va nuse (Mrs. H orace J.) , Howe St., Seattle. Wash B,I/"•• , Robert Lund, 8611 N.B. 7th. BeIiCTUe, Wash. B,JIi" ,htllm, TY...,h.-Mn. Richard Waters. Marine Dr , Bellingham, Wuh &iI" ltI.htt-Mn. R. 1602 Broad y. Boise, Idaho.

UJ,tiIr,. All•• , C.".-Ms,. K. S. Att:reli 2H2·16th St. S.W., Cal.ary. Alta un C Oil S Cu.,y, O".-Mrs. Chu Robinson, J! ., 1109 CoalmcsdaJ St Coos Bay Ore. Ou.-Mrs. S W. Wallace 1399 N. J.4th CorulUs. Ore. 81"'''''0 •• AJIII., c...-Niss Ruth Shiplc,; Ste <18 iklsrui. AptI 11 6 20·79th Ave • Edmon t on. Alta ., Cln b"." O".-Mrs. JUchard K. Mane. 3203 W 16th, EUJ:CDe. Orr P.."III. "",-,h.-Alice Pett: rson, 3)26 Broadway, Everett, Wash. Klt1IIIf4Ih PMII, O,•.-Mrs M. E. Shannon, 1000 Pacific KJlOl.Itb Falls. Ore M,J/tlrJ, O".-Mrs. T. M Garbart, 1017 Redc!J Ave.. MCdlOtd, Ore. IP"",-,II.-Mn Earl R B renner, Rt. 1. 8o:r: 173, Olympia, Wash. Or,.-Mra. J R. 2700 S.W. Glen Rd., Oswego, O re. Riditlllr", "",-,h.-Mn James Schill Rt. I, Pasco HCllbIJ, Pasco, \'11m. Stllntf, 0". (NtillK181MJ JI'.'.u)-Mrs. J:)cTUs, Hoyt SL1 Sa lem Ore. S,IIIII" r,ub.-JLn. J obo L Wilfood 2723 BOylstoo N., Seattic, Wun..

S/JottZ"t, W""h.-Mrs. A W. Carlson, jr., }I W. 39th Ave .• Spokane, Wash. TMO",tZ. WtZ,h. (I"n S",itb SOIl/t)-Mrs. j Holroyd, 7229 Cuskr R., S.W., Ta com", Wash. V.IUOMJT" 8 .C., '.".-Mn. H. C. McBeth 6109 Arngus Dr • Vancouver, B.C.. Clin. Wt"tZlchtt. Jean Smith 600 Douglas St , Apt. 4, Wenatchee. Wuh. Y";i",,,,, W..uh.-(Fannie Whitenack libbq)-Mrs. L. L GOrdinier, 470} E n&lcwood Ave., Y.d:im., Wash. PI PROVINCE

Virt.Prtlidtnt-Evelyn Peters K ,le (Mrs. Stanley E .), 23 Oak Knoll Gardens Or' l Pasadena ), Calif. BIIl:trJfitlJ, C41iJ.-Mrs. Campbell P. Mino r, 1401 Mt Lowe Dr , Ba kersfield, u if. B"l:tlt1, C.1il.-Mrs. j ames V. Angwin, 11)1 Harvard Rd .• Piedmont, Calif. C,nti"tI. V.u II, Cllli/,-Mn. Eugene Eldredge. 11012 Atkinson Ave., Inglew ood, utif. Co"". COII",/ C.Jif.-Mrs. R. K ohler, n61 N. Lucille Lane, Ld' Ydtc( Calif. F,t",tI, CllliJ.-Mrs. Adrian Hal e, 149) West San M.dele, Fresno, Ca if. Gllndlllt, C4IH.-Mrs. T. C. Wilson, 4608 West A'fcnue 41J • Los Angeles 6) , Calif. HtI"ol.l. T.n.-Mes. F. Rolpbing. B07·D·Kala nunaole H onolulu. T.H. Ut c.,,;;t. V.Jlq, C.li/, -Mrs. Henry A H.rbordt, 4227 Encinas Dr., La Canada, Calif. fA /0/1., CIt/if (Add, T"' ,/0 ' AJ/o,d)-Mrs. Thos. A. Durham, 621 Loring St., San Diego 9, Calif. Lu Vt&/U. Nt•.-Mrs. Paul Jeannel' 2202 Cedar Las Vegas. Nev. LA", C.Jif.-Mtt. Scott). 1934 Volk Ave • J..nns &ach. uHf. LOJ A" SdtJ , Cmtl.-Mrs. Lawen ce M orehouse 3)0 S. Fuller Ave , Los Angeles 36, Calif. M"d" COM"t" CJi/,-Mrs, George Stapleton, 00'1 383, 4) Willow Ave. ! Ross , Calif. P"'o 1'1110, Gordon Solt.n, )22 jackson Dr., P.lo AItC!t Cahf. P""""'"'''' CII/i/.-Mn. Gene Gregg 1718 EI"ado A'fe., A rca dia l ulif. Pho,,,ix, A,iz.-Mrs. john Hilts, 6112 N. 16th PhoeniJ:, ArIZ R,IIo, Nff.-Mn Tom Whitney, 13)) Westwood ur.• Reno, N". S"".""nlo, Cmi/.-Miss Donna Florence. 3731 17th St., Sacramento. Calif. 5 " Brr"lIrdi"o, ''''i/,- Mrs Wm. F. Melli'1. 2128 lugo Avc;.'1 San Bernardino. Calif. 5 " Di"o, C.Iif.-Mrs G. W. Lowe, 9330 Jropico Rd., La Mesa, Calif. Sa" P""a"do V.ll t ,C.lij.-Mrs. D E. Hyde, 18916 Victory Blvd .• Reseda, Calif. Sa" Fr""duo, '.Ji .-Mrs O.rence 18 Santa Monica Way, San Francisco, Calif. Sa" JOlt, Ca/t/.-lt rs. Thomas Stevenson. ()41 S. 6th St., San j ose, Calif. San Malto COUI ! Calif.-Mrs. B T M:itchell. 26 West Fourlh Ave., San Mateo. Calif. Stln'. B.,/'a,., .-Mrs. Williams C Hall, 122 W. Valerio 51., Santa Barbara, Calif. S"nl Mo"ictl, ' Mi .-Mrs. Robert N. Thayer, 1274 Capri Dr Pacific Palisades. Calif. 50/""0 COllnll, i/.-Mrs. P. H. 1120 Ohio St .. Valleio, Calif. SOlllh COIlII. C.Jif -M n. S. C. Van Dyke, 428 Narcissus Ave., Corona del Mar, Calif. Stodto", C./i/.-Mrs. j oseph Diehl. 1834 W, Alpine, Stockton, Calif. TII(Jon, A,jz.-Mrs. R. F O'ConnOr )416 E. Eastl.nd, Tu cso n, Ariz. Vill/" o/Ih, Moo" (5.",. Rot., Ca'il.) - Mrs. Owen Thomas, 2127 Iri s Court, Santa Rosa, Calif. YIlbIl ,SlIlIer. ell/i/.-Mrs. Beckwith C ark, Live Oak. Calif.

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PLEASE PRINT

Left to right : Marianne Wild, Kansas A , Grand President, Doris Frazer, Oregon A , Honolulu delegate; Ann Harris, Ontar io A i and Evelyn Kyle, Illinois A, Pi Province President.

EDITOR I ALS

The artidq about the installation of the two new chapters will have to wait until the next issue as the material did not arrive in time for this onc. CongratulatIOns from the whole Fraternity to Texas Delta and Alabama Gamma !

California Alpha Scholarships

Mrs. Madigan, secretary of the fund says: "This year because we have h:;d such a g reat response to our scholarship program we are limiting the scholarship to uppe rclassmen. The freshmen who h ave applied h ave been very needy, but with less th an one year in college. they canno t compare in either fraternity service and loya lty, or activity participation. Therefore, only girls who will be IIpperrlaJ!lIIe11 in the fall are to apply.

The personal letter to be sent with application will now cove r need, fraternity service and loya lty, activity participation, scholarship, and fll/llre plallJ for use of education.

This personal letter is to be accompanied by two recommending letter s this year, one letter from the advisory board of the chapter, and one letter from the Dean of W omen. We feel it will be easier to judge the girls if we know how much weight to give each letter. Often the girls have friends write seconding letters, but we are never exactly sure how much weight to give these letters.

We will, of course, send out the usual letters to each chapter with th e new information on it, but every year several girls write for an application blank. There is no application blank for this scholarship Th e three letters are all that are required ."

Mrs. Richard B. Madigan, 5 Garland Pla ce, Menlo Park, California, is the Pi Phi to whom California Alpha applications are now to go.

Did You Know That-

One more wish has been granted from the Wishing List of Chairman of the Settlement School Committee. Virginia Brackett Green . At Convention the wish for a sterilizer at the Health Center was voiced. At the instigation of Marjory Casey Hayes , California Beta , Marin County Alumn., Club Delegate, a wishing well was placed at the dining room e ntrance of the Huntingto n-S heraton H ote l. Convention delegates and visitors filled the well with $80.00 of the necessary S [00 .00. Luell a Martin Speakman, Vermont A, Jackson Michigan Alumn., Club Delegate, contributed personally the remaining amount in memory of the Founders of her Chapter.

The Shining Things of Pi Beta Phi

A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE FRATERNITY

Now available from The Pasadena Alumn", Club 50¢ a copy postpaid [0% discount on 35 or more copies

Address all correspondence to

Mrs. Paul B . Cramer, Chairman, Publi cat ion Committee, 3067 Maiden Lane, Altad ena, California

Each delegate received a copy as a banquet favor. 1 t 7

Articles desired by Historian

Photographs-Convention

Chicago 1893

Swarthmore 1910

Early types of Arrows

1899 Boulder 1925 Bigwin Inn

Elongated, angular type- usually set with emeralds or rubies, period of the nineties. Arrow with diamond in the chain about 19 11-13.

Platinum arrow- usually set with diamond s-pe riod of early twenties.

"Tail-light" pin- single large stone set in angle made by end of wing section. "Converted" Ie pin-ociginal Ie pin with wing section filled with white enamel to meet specifications ordered by 1888 co nve ntion.

Any and all types of guards.

Photographs of prominent Pi Phis and fraternity officers.

Convention badges- progcams-oflicers badges

Early issues of ARROW.

Old letters discussing fraternity policy and problems.

Early charters.

Early type banners and pennants.

New Cook Book

A new Pi Beta Phi Cook Book is to be published. The new book will feature a recipe from each club and will sell at a popular price. Each club is urged to submit five recipes, one or more of which will appear over the name of the donor and the club. The book will have a washable cover with a plastic ring binder. A Settlement School section with recipes from the area is being planned . In order to underwrite the cost, advertising will be sold. This is a bargain for advertisers for the ads will be placed in with the r ecipes -and the book should be printed for 20 years. Send in five recipes from your club , typed on 3 x 5 file cards. Include name of contributor , address and club on each card. Give measurements in level cups, tablespoons, teaspoons-never in hearing, scant or "size of an egg" measurements.

Mai by JaHuary 1, 1957 to Mrs Virginia Br ackett Green, 2650 Sutherland Ave , Indianapolis 5, Ind

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GRAND COUNC IL, CONVENTION 19 56

THE 40TH CONVENTION

- )- "DROP A COIN in the fountain and you'll come back to Rome," so goes the old saying. Surely some foresighted Pi Phis must have emptied the entire contents of their piggy banks into the azure pool of the Huntington Sheraton Hotel way back in 1929-and perhaps again in 1940-for they definitely came back! They returned for the 1956 Convention of Pi Beta Phi, bringing with them enough other Pi Phis to swell the attendance to the unequalled number of 1, 318. This amazing registration made the 40th Convention the largest in the history of our fraternity.

This Convention, held in th e land of sunshine and hosp it ality, was indeed an enchanted week that produced many splendored things .

If you 've read your September ARROW you know 11 9

of the constructive work completed during those six days in Pasadena, but no printed words can possibly bring to you the beauty of the setting, the variety of the activities, or the work of those who made it all possible.

Perhaps I am the last person who should be attempting to tell you of the social side of Convention for I saw much of it only through sleep-weary eyes. As the editor of the Conventi on Daily there were times when I rushed to the printer on the heels of a galloping deadline, looking for a ll the world as though Simon Legree were on my trail. But as I now look back on that week I realize that my work was immeasurably lightened by four people in particular First there was Adele Alford, my beloved " boss ," wh ose blue pencil has a velvet point and

whose appreciation of the problems makes those problems seem trite after three months. Then there was Janet Patton, Director of Central Office, the Ceil Chapman model with a brain. She has the dis · position of a saint. As my angelic roommate she slept through my 3 a.m. typing It was for her the mockingbird sang in our window all night lon g. Isabe l Cramer, dever, efficient. and as quick as a flash, did dozens 01 things beyond the call of her office-Business Manager of the D aily. Elsa Davi · son, my assistant, was as pretty as she was willing , and as efficient as she was delightful. And of course the staff was a joy!

We a ll missed our beloved Honorary Grand President, Amy B. Onken, but her presence was felt in many ways. Especially helplul were the timely per· sona l notes many of us received during the week. She seemed to sense the exact moment we'd need a pat on the back. Of all people she knows that conventions can be wearying for those charged with the back stage work. We also missed vivacious May Lansfield Keller, President Emeritus, and Nina Harris Allen . These three had atteDded the Miami Convention in 1954 and had dODe much to give it the name of "The Happy CoDveDtioD."

But this was a happy one too. Conventions, however, are as different in character as the people who attend them, and each ODe means something different to every Pi Phi who is privileged to be a part. To me this 40th ConventioD meaDt trying to do the job of editiDg the Co n.en/ion Daily for the eighth time so that the printed word would not only give

the news of Convention but reflect the spirit of it. The fun really began when I boarded the Sante Fe Special at Chicago to spend the next few days with province officers and committee chairmen . The work began in earnest on the bus which took us all from San Bernardino to the Huntington Sheraton. Isabel Cramer had written me to keep my brief case handy since we'd be working en route. From that moment on it was real work- and real fun!

From the dignified and deeply impressive me· morial servi ce which followed the reading of greetings and the introductions at the opening meeting. to the final flicker of the last candle on the ex -

decorated banquet table, Convention was like a series of pictures in motion.

Looking back is like strolliDg leisurely along the corridors of an art gallery with plenty of time to study and appreciate each picture Some of the scenes and portraits will always be framed in fragile gold leaf; others, as ethereal as a water color Or a pastel, deserve a dainty frame. There were people and incidents as finely contrived as etchings, and quick sketches in soft pencil as Heeting as the mo· ments they depicted. There were even a few examples of sturdy, folk.type art.

If you' ll come with me we ' ll stroll through that gallery and pause while I tell you of those pictures still bright in memory.

The ODe on my right sbows great activity. It is fairly. alive with motion. The background is the newly decorated lobby of the Huntington Sheraton where registration is in full swing. There's color

CONVENTION COMMlnEE 1956

and light and much less confusion than anyone would believe possible. No jumbling of the masses here Surely the Registration Chairman, Dorothy Thomas, who is the central figure and the artist of this canvas, has the hand of a fine technician. How else could she handle so efficiently the registering of over thirteen hundred Pi Phis?

The one in the gold leaf frame shows more than a hundred of these same Pi Phis each solemnly placing a wine carnation in a silver vase. The last one rounds out a gorgeous bouquet-symbolizing the passing of members of the Fraternity during the interim of Convention .

A companion canvas shows these girls again. l1,is time they are bobbing up all ove r Convention Hall. They have been standing for hono rs-everything from queens to Phi Beta Kappas. Truly are· markable record.

To my left is a group of about 16 small etchi ngs, each one slightly different but with an over·all similarity. They depict the Province Get·Togethers where each province officer arran ged some special type of entertainment as a means of letting h er chapters and clubs get better acquainted .

That magnificent picture just in f ront of you, the o ne in gold and white with the sp<Cial lighting , is of o ur Grand Presid ent, Marianne Reid Wild She is performing the model initiation of Helene Higgins Bauer of St. Lo uis . This picture is the one every Pi Phi will carry in her memory as long as there are pearls in her arrow . Two more attractive women

would be hard to find, each dedi cated in her sp<Cial way to a life of service.

Near it is an equally impressive canvas entitled "Golden Arrow Lunch eon " We have only to look on the faces of our Golden Girls to know the truth of the saying that one does not grow old in Pi Beta Phi . One just GROWS . These are the women who have kept their arrows shining for more than fifty years . They are mellow with wisdom and warm with the ineffable sweetness that comes through Jiving the idea ls of our Fraternity. Truly h ere are our greatest Jiving models.

Over there by the window where the sun sends a

shaft of brilliance across the ca nvas is an arresting picture entitled simply "Sett lement School Night."

Since Virgin ia Brackett Green, Chairman of the :;et· tlement School Committee, painted it, there's much laughter and joy depicted. And yet there is much that is lo ng-end uring in it too. How cleverly she has drawn h er characters from her audience as she shows the growth of o ur Settlement Schoo l, the memorial to our beloved Founders_

Of cou rse you can never fo rget the one with the odd name. Luau. And just what is a luau ? It is an H awaiian feast, and yet it is not merely a means of satisfying hunger. It is a meeting of old friends, a time of laughter, music, and entertainment. Against a fantastically beautiful background for one en · chanted evening we were privileged to taste the nectar of papaya and to smell the heady fragrance of lovely Bower leis which had been flown across

Seated a nt Janet Hughes Dougla s, Kentucky A. and Janet PaHon , Illinois 11 . Standing is luan Harkne ss Sands , Colorado A

We all enjoyed the beautiful scenery from the Picture Bridge and delighted in the superlative cuisine in the fabulous dining room .

Th. famou s Pictur. Brldg.

1M Cry.ta l Dinin. loom

the Pacific as a gift of friendship to the Grand Council from the Honolulu Alumn", Club. Many talented women touched their brushes to this canvas and produced the perfect evening. In this festi"e setting Lois Finger presided over Fun Night in her own inimitable way.

Gertrude Niblo and her able fellow artists had many pictures in this gallery. The two that were shown before the exhibit was open to the Pi Phi public were especially appreciated by Grand Council and the province officers. The former will long remember the fairy-like picture of an exquisite d in ner where gauzy butterAies, c rysta l epergnes filled with pale pink carnations, and lighted tapers gave a charming setting for the pre-convention affair. The latter will not soon forget the patio supper with its she ll decor and lobster Parisienne!

But we must move on for there is much to see. That picture with the homespun mat and the hand carved frame must be "Arrowcraft Shop" for [ see Elizabeth Rue and Marion Mueller p r esiding ove r tables of place mats and bags, sto les and aprons, jewelry and woodcarvings .

There are many really fine portraits in the ga llery. Certain ly the one that draws the largest crowds is of our Hi storian, Marian Keck Simmons. This picture is not simply photographic. Like all good portraits it brings out mu ch of the character of the model. Surely we can be justly proud of Marian's fund of knowledge of the Fraternity history and he r unsurpassed way of p resenting her findings on Historical Night.

Another portrait that commands attention is of Sarah Pomeroy Rugg, Convention Guest, former Editor of the Arrow. In a way she seems to represent all the former members of Grand Council who have attended conventions as special guests since their retirement. We admire her stately bearing, enjoy her fascinating anecdotes, and marvel at the hi story she so obligingly recounts.

There's a really remarkable charcoa l sketch of a nimble singer. [t should be labeled "Perpetual Mo·

tion , " but it's really Dorothy Kissinger directi.ng the singing of Convention. It had to be drawn quickly as Dorothy never stops long enough for posing. We all hope she wasn't serious about resigning as Music Chairman.

[n another room the walls are splattered with thousands of thumbnail sketches as though pencilled in a g reat hurry. These are the pictures of the hundreds of little gatherings where old friends met and new friendships were born. There's one of Isabel Cramer rushing frantically from one province get·together to another trying to locate the pretty active who posed with the magazine chairman. We all r emembered her face but forgot to get her name for the underlines. There's one of the editor on Luau night gasping as she at last looks into the face of Luan Harkness and recognizes her from the picture! Another sketch shows the Proutys, Lolita, Chairman of Chapter House Corporations,

INITIATE, 1956

and her th ree Pi Phi daughters. They're all just a little bit sad because Mrs. Snell, the grandmother, could not come and thus make it a three generation affair. Another is of the Canadian Pi Phis lunching together. There are Mothers and Daughters, Theta Sigma Phis, Phi Beta Kappas , and Mortar Boards. There's a group rushing back from Disneyland on Recreation Day, and a sad picture of the Daily editor, the on ly cha rter member of her chapter present at the Dinner By Chapters , unable to find a seat! There were several husbands of local committee members hanging around the lobby hoping to catch a glimpse of their wives in action . or any glimpse for that matter. The tiniest sketch was of Ruth Schoenbaum , flower chairman , who garlanded Convention in blooms and won the blue ribbon as the most artistic miniature arrangement. or were the men omitted . Dr. G . Herbert

GUEST

Sarah Pom roy RU99

Hel ene Bau er Hi99 1n.

Th. LuClu

Three Nelly Don dreue, were prize I ot the Golden Arrow Luncheon

Anothe, view of the Luau Ihowing the beautiful bockground again,' which it wal ,.t.

Smit.h. President of \X/i llamette University, past of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity hangs prominently In our gallery of stars. His talk on " Whither the Changing Fraternity ?" will be lo ng remembered.

There's a deli cate pastel sketch of Katherine Devine K ennedy, New York Delta , Convention Initiate o f 1950. The artist has ca ught a bit of the twinkle of her eyes a nd some of the same force we remembe r SO vividly that she used in delivering her speech at the formal banquet at Jasper.

OUf attention is drawn to an empty frame. It was meant to contain the likeness of Sally Wild Gordon, Convention Guide. H owever I'm to ld the artist is sti ll looking for her. Sally was such a busy person at Convention she ne\'er remained l ong in any spot. If and when he r portrait is painted we'll title it "Sally the Superwoman."

Two large ca nva ses command attention Ea ch depicts seven women. Th ey a re our Grand Council members. Th e one at the top shows each woman smilingly composed. We rem e mber them as gracious g reeters , as efficient presiders, as capable administrators. We also rem ember them chatty a nd rel axed as they sat with va riou s groups at mealtim e, and remarkably poised as they co nducted the business of the Fraternity.

The ot h er picture is of the same seven dedicated women. But this shows them behind the scenes: one arising at dawn to read the copy of the banquet story, another snatching a few valuable minutes from her precious hours of sleep to press a frock, and all meeting in the wee small hours to perfect some part of their work in order that we might gain the last fuJI measure of their time. These pictures win the sweepstakes!

There ' s time to view just one more picture. It's called "The Shining Things." In a setting as g littering as the theme of the program, Pi Beta Phi displayed its most beautiful painting-the formal banquet p resided over by Alice Mansfield, Grand Vi ce President, t h at brought to a climax t h e perfect week . They're turning the li g hts out in the ga llery, but nothing can ever dim the memory of the pictures of ou r larg est Convention.

RUTH WILSON COGSHALL, Ky, A

Ind iana University Internsh ips offer an opportunity for professional experience in guidance under the direction of a staff trained in the personnel field . Graduate study may be pursued with a major in Personnel and Guidance, or in Education, Psychology, Recreation , Sociology, or other fields

Stipends whi ch cover room , board, and basic fee s a re granted for h alf -time service in the Women's Resi den ce Halls. In addition to the personne l responsib ilities in the h a ll s, the coun selo rs carry a part time academic prog ram limited to a maximum of ten h ours each semeste r . Th e Master's degree may be completed under this plan in four semesters, either with o r without a thesis. During one semeste r of the second year, CounselOfs may gain further experience by supervised employment in University offices dealing with student personnel administration. The training and experience received in the combined program of work and st udy in personnel may lead to caree rs in education, government , industry. or socia l agencies.

LOLITA PROUTY AND THREE DAUGHTERS

"Whither the Changing Jraternil'j?"

-DR. G. HERBERT SMITH, Ben

By Elsa Davidson, Montana A

- >- DR G HERBERT SMITH, President of Willam· ette University, Salem, Oregon, was the principal speaker at the Thursday luncheon held in the main dining room . Dr. Smith's speech tit led, "Whith er th e Changing Fraternity 1" was timely and of much interest to all in attendance.

Durin g the co urse of h is speech Dr. Smith stated, "The Ameri ca n College Fratern ity, as repre se nted by the Greek Letter socia l organizations for men and wome n on the co llege campuses of the United

DR. G. HERBERT SMITH

States and Canada, has been remarkably resilient. Durin g the centu ry and a quarter of its life, the Fraternity has adjusted to changing educational de· mands and envi ronments and has survived when many other student o rganizations have passed from the academic scene.

' The College Fraternity has some basic qualities whi ch have endeared it to its members, enabling it not o nly to survive but to multiply and grow . I n a society whi ch encourages young people of di vergent soc ial her itages, mental capacities , and educational interests to go to college and universities in large numbers, the college fraternity has provided an op ' portunity for small homogeneous g roups made up of individuals of like tastes and interests to 'Work and live together This has been possible because

of the fraternity system of selection of members as is practiced by the Greek letter organizations. l n many instances, the loyalties which have resulted more nearly resemble fami ly l oyalties than any other relationship.

"Throughout the nation we must anticipate co llege enrollment totals by 1970 that will double the 1954 figur es. The co ll ege fraternity must decide if it is to maintain its approximate present s ize, and thus rep resent an even sma ll e r minority of the tota l , o r if it will expand and keep pace with co ll egiate growt h and run the risk of losing its value by so doing.

" The problems faced by fraternities today a re the res ult of their position as a definite minority grouP . Pressu res from those who wo uld destroy th e fraternity system will increase if the American College fraternity becomes more and more representative of a sma ller and smaller segment of the college population Conve rse ly to attempt to expa nd with the times cou ld prese nt prob lems which may not have a sat isfacto ry so lu tion. To expa nd mean s eit her more chapters on a given campus o r larger chapters. If existing g roups are doub led in size, the fraternity could lose so much of its va lu e as to jeopa rdi ze a rea l reason for con tinuin g ex iste nce."

Dr . Smith stated that seve ral years ago, Dr . George Starr Lasher of Theta Chi advocated existing fraternities on some of the large university cam· puses co nsid e r the possibility of establishing a sec· a nd chapte r on the same campus. At the time it was taken larg ely as a joke . Under present co nditi ons , however , it appears much less a joke and more a possible so lution .

Dr. Smith co ncluded his speech by stating, "It is a happy co nclusion that the college fraternity of the future must be even more const ructive than in the past. The greatest hope for the future is found in a return to the basic ideals, principles , and goa ls on which your fraternity was founded."

Let us wear our pins with pride, but let us so live that no pin is needed to show the world that we have benefited by a great p r ivilege---association with friends of our choice , bound together in the further· ance of high ideals

EUUBETH F ARNOLD / 1IIernalionaJ Grand Presidenl Gamma

Phi B ela

PIP HI

Dorothy Deemer Houghton Has Nonsen Medal

Acc " pting the Nan .e n Medal for 1956 is Dorothy D Houghton , Iowa r. Shown In the council chamber of the Palol, de s Nat ion . in Geneva with Mn Houghton are Dr Odd Nan •• n , I on of Dr Frldflof Nan te n for whom th i. medal i. nam e d , Dr Jam M Read , Deputy United Nation Hig h Camm illioner for fugee., Mr Georg •• Palthey , who read th e mell age from the Secretary-Gen e ral of the Unite d Notion ., and Mr. Charle Jordan

Mrs . H o ug hto n beca me t he second Am e ri ca n i n h istory to be awarded t h e Nansen M eda l. Thi s world·wide recognition for Mrs . H oughton ' s dis· tinguished se rvi ce to refugees was the occasion for a moving ce remony in Geneva.

In t he words o n the sc roll presented with the meda l the comm ittee ch a rged with making this awa rd , cited Mrs H oughton as fo ll ows: "Apprec iating the deep humanita ri an conce rn of Mrs. Doro· thy D . H oughton with the p robl ems of refugees , and h e r un ti rin g efforts to promote their interests in the many private a nd vo lunt ary o rganizations in which sh e has always p l ayed a prominent part; recognizi ng the leading role played by her as Deputy Director for Refugees, Mi gration and Volun ta ry A ssista nce of the United States Foreign Operations Admini st r ation, in t he impleme ntation of the United States Escapee Prosram, a nd in promoting th e ad· mission of refugees into the United States."

The medal , named for the great Norwegian hu · manitarian, Dr . Fridtjof Nansen, was presented to Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, in 1954, and to Queen Juli a n a of H oll and in J 95)

Pi Beta Phi Rotary Fellowship Winner

Karina H agman , Indi ana B, of K okomo, Indi ana, a member of Pi Beta Ph i, will attend the University of Grenoble, France, as a Rotary Foundation Fellow during the 1956-57 academic year. One of 126 young men and women from 33 co untries to receive a 127

g cant this year from the wor1d·wide service club organization, she will study French literature and history in preparation for a ca ree r as a teacher of foreign languages. The Rot a ry C lub of K okomo recommended her for the Fellow ship

The Rotary F oundation Fe ll ows h ips p r os r :un was inaugurated in 1947, as one of Rota ry's cont r ibutions toward the promotion of international und e r stand· ing. good will, and peace. T o date, 83 1 young men and women (rom 6t count ri es have been awa rd ed Rotary Fellow ships for a year of g raduate st udy in 40 co untries . Total g ra nts s in ce J 947 a re in excess of $2,000,000.

Karina Hagman , Indiana B

Clare Brown Williams, N. Y. A, Wins Top GOP Post in Florida

Mrs Fr a nk E. Will iams, the forme r Clare Ire ne Brown, New York A, 1931, won a hotly con· tested election on May 29 for th e post of Rep ublican National Committeewoman in Flo ri da. While liv ing in St. Lou is Mrs . Williams was active in the la rge St. Louis Alumn", Club of Pi Beta Phi a"d served as its President. She t h en became Epsilon Province President and served for t hr ee years. When Mr. \ 'qilliams retired from hi s law p ractice in 1948 they moved to Fl o rid a and now live in St. Peters· burg . Mrs. W i lli ams is active in su ch organizations

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as the D.A.R., the Women's Club, Pi Beta Phi Alumnre Club, as well as in Repub li can politics. She is President of the Women's Republican Club of St. Petersburg, the la rgest po l itical organization in t he South , and is t he State Committeewoman from h er County and the State Committee Vi ce· Chai rman for the First Congressional Di strict wh ich e lected Wi lli am C. Crame r to Congress in 1954 as the on ly Rep ubli can sout h of No r th Caro lina. She h as a lso served on the Executive Committee of the Flor ida Fed eration of Republican W omen.

Top DAR Officers

In the Spring issue , we used a picture of Allene \ Xlilson Groves, Wi sco nsin A, who was elected Presi. dent G eneral of the D . A.R . Now we hear t hat another Pi Phi, Sara Ray Way , Pennsylvania B, of Bayo nne , N.J ., was elected a Vi ce President from the state of New Jersey . Mary Govie r Ain sworth (Mrs . Wm . L.) , K an· sas A, is Registrar Genera l of the National Society of DAR

Gold e n Arrow Twins

Every club, too , is proud of its Golden Arrow member s, as is Chicago West Suburban o f its 5 li ving members. The club bases its cJaim to di sti nction, however, on having the only Golden Arrow twins. And twins that have been Pi Beta Phis for over 64 years!

Mary and Susan Lewi s were initiated into gan Beta in 1892. They have been interested and loya l Pi Phis all these years, and are today devoted members of the Chicago suburban club and regular attendants at its meetings . In this age of families being frequently t rans·

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ferred and moving about, they have a rare and envi able reco rd of being unusually deeply rooted, fo r they lived for 70 years in the house in which they were born, in Hyde Park in Chicago (5605 Dorc hester Avenue) and then moved to an apa rtment on ly a block away where they lived fo r anot her to years! (57t8 Dorchester Ave .)

Fo r the past 54 years, since 1902, they h ave spent thei r summers at the love ly summe r reso rt at Ephraim in beaut iful Door Co unty , Wi sconsin. ] n t917 their fathe r bu il t their own f ami ly cottage th e re whi ch they have occupied eve ry summer since. It was, by h appy co in cidence, through neig hbors of many years ' acq uaintance in Ephraim that they later became affiliated w ith th e Chicago suburban club ,

They attended the University of Michi gan for the two years of 189 t -'93, and then went on to g rad uate from the University of Chicago in 1895, wh ere th ey a lso made Phi Beta Kappa. Mi ss M ary taught in Bowen Hig h School in Chicago for 41 years. Miss Susan taught in the Starrett Sch ool for Girls for almost t hat lon g.

They co nsider one of the great highlights of t hei r lives a round- robi n letter which has fl ourished actively for over 62 yea rs! All the participants were members of their Pi Phi chapte r back at Ann Arbor They were 35 strong in the beginning in that summer of 1893 when the chapter circle first began to part. Now there are but 5 left , though the letter continues to be as active and cherished, and more so, as it was at the start. A truly remarkable record of what fraternity bonds of friendship ca n mean throughout a long lifetime!

ALINE MORTON BURT

Clar

illi am ., Ne w Yo rlc A

The Mines Ma ry and Susan lew is, twin Gol d en Arrow members

Connie Short , with the ukelele, and two of he, claumate . at the Univenlty of North Dakota , Annabell e Jame', Forgo and Joyce Ann Garve. of Ealt Grand Fork. , wore "Beef for Falhe,' s Day " bannen and long weltem longs at the club womens banquet, at Annua l Convention of North Dakota Stockm e n'l Auoclatlon .

T wo lifetime fri e nds , whose outstanding ca reer s h ave influenced t h e lives of many young men and women in Mi chi ga n, will receive hono r ary deg rees in Mi chigan State University'S spring comme nce· ment exercises Sunday (J une 10).

The two are Mi ss Marie Dye, retiring dean of t he Co ll ege of H ome Economics at M.S .U., and Mi ss Sa r ah Van H oosen J ones, who retired in Dece mber afte r 12 yea rs as a member of the State Boa rd of Ag ri culture, governing body of M .S.U. They will be amo ng six prominent persons to r eceive hon o rary docto ra l deg rees at t he unive rsity's 98t h an nu al commencement Sunday at 4 P.M. in Ma cklin stadium

Th e h o no rary Doctor of Laws degrees t he two friends will rece ive will be added to doctoral d e· g rees bot h earned ea rli er in life , Mi ss Dye received the Ph D. in 1922 at the University of Chicago and Mi ss Jon es Ihe Ph D in 192 1 at t he Universily of Wisconsin

Their friendship , which has co ntinued for more t han four decades, "began when we met in the fifth grade at the University of Chicago elementary sch oo l," M iss Jones recalled recently. " We were classmates t hrough the g r ades, high schoo l and col· lege." Miss Jones gives partial credit for her early

education to Miss Dye wh en she explains, "She was a great help to me in mathematics ."

I n 1914 they were graduated together from the University of Chicago. And it was during their co llege years, says Mi ss Dye , " that Sarah always said I would be a teacher.'·

It was also in 1914 that the two friends made decisions whi ch not on ly separated them, but determined their future caree rs.

M iss Dye ch ose to co ntinue h er studies at t he University of Chicago and received the Ph.D . the re in 1922. S h e then began to teach

Mi ss Jon es, h oweve r, chose to enter "a man's world ." At 22 she announced to h er unsuspecting family that she wanted to ope rate the fa rm whi ch h ad been owned by the fami ly since J 823 . H er family agreed, but with the advice to first " lea rn wh at you need to know to run the fa rm ."

Fo llow ing this advice Miss Jones received the master's degree in animal husbandry at t h e University of Wisconsin in 191 6 and comp leted the Ph D there in genetics in 19 21. Befo re starting her 365day-a -year job on t he farm, h owever, she toured the O r ient with her mother and aunt.

The paths of the two (riends crossed again when Miss J ones returned to the 400-ac re fami ly farm nea r Roch ester, Mich ., in 1923, and late r came to

The Omaha AlumnCII Club with m ingled reg,e's and rejo icing sold goodby e to delightful Ruth Turner Potter

IWeit V I,glnla Alpha) He r hU l band, Maj WIlliam E Potter, hod rec eive d from Pr eli dent Eilenhowe r and the United States Senale th e nomination for th e office of Governor of the Panama Canol Zon e, e. officio member of th e Boord of Directors, and P,ellden' of the Panama Conal Company

On May 28 Gen Pott.r become th e Conal Zone 's twelfth Goy ernor and Ruth ill new Firs t Lady and charming hod ' ll of th e great old Go ve rnor' , HOU le. Here th e Pott rs and their daughters or. adm irin g two macaWI, Johnny and Duff , inh e rited add itlo nl to their family SUn le, who il a le n ior at Balboa High School hold s a baby Capuchin monkey which II h e r pe cial pet Jo Ann wal graduated In Jun e from Brownell Hall in Omaha and In Sept e mbe r e nter.d Buckn ell Un ivenity 01 a fre s hman

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Mi ss J ones, who h as just returned from a tri p a,ro un d wo rld, ,exp la in s: " Now I want to spe nd tIme domg so methlOg 1 have a l ways loved - keeping h ouse ."

Miss Dye, whose responsib ili ties at M .S. U. end this su mme r , p lans to "t ravel, rest and v isit fri end s a nd h ome economics a lumn re."

t h e East Lansing ca m p us to seek a d vice w hi ch h e l ped h e r bui ld a prize H o lste in-Fres ian d ai ry h e rd Sh e found that M iss Dye h ad been appointed a h orne eco nomi cs assistant profe,sso r at t he sch ool.

Mi ss Dy e became d ea n o f H ome Eco nomi cs in 1930. M iss J o nes was first e lected to t h e State Board of Ag r icultur e in 1943

N o w that both h ave reached retir eme nt , they p la n to d o t hin gs th ey p rev iou s ly h ad been too bu sy to do

Ba r na rd Co ll ege and t h e Nationa l Broad casting Company joint ly spo nso r a su mmer sch oo l o f radio and tel evisi o n in N ew Yo rk City. Cour ses are taught in the NBC stud ios at Rad io City. I nst ructo rs a re membe rs of th e staff of t h e N at ion a l Broad cast in g

Among six p en ons to receive honorary d e grees at Mich igan State University lo s t Jun e were two life-long fri e nds whose careeu hove included yean of service to M S U They are M in Morie Dye lI eft), who reti red as d e an of the Coll e g e of Home Econom iu, ond Min Sarah Van Hoo se n Jon es. who retired la l t Dece mber aft e r 12 year' 0 1 a m e mber of th e Stot e Boord of Agriculture M S U: gov e rning body Bath ore chorter mem bers of Florida A.

Company. Th e prog ram of stud y offers a co mprehensive picture o f the radio and te levision fi e ld a nd workshop experience in directing. ann o un cin g. p rodu cin g prog rams for ch ildren , wr it in g, adu lt edu ca· tion and teJ ecast in g.

The Why of It

When Te xas Chri stia n invit ed and welco med f ra· ternities and so rorities to the ca mpus , Dr. Thom as F R icha rd so n , D ean o f Students named six spec ifi c benefits th at t he uni ve rs ity expected fr om t hese fra · ternities Th ese f acto rs were base d o n t h e investi g1 ' tion the admin ist rators h ad made at ot h er uni ve rs iti es where t h e f rate rn ity syste m was a lr eady estab lis hed. " Fir st," he said, "we believe t h at g ro up and indio vid ua l compet ition will raise th e scho lastic achi evement average o f the univ ersity. We are a lready see · in g the in te rest and enco ur ageme nt of fell ow memberS in the study habits of stude nt pledges

"Str oud, we believe that with t hese gro u ps or · gan ized and functioning as democ rati c bodies there will be many opportuniti es for lea dership, lead ers hi p trainin g, individual and group responsibility, and othe r benefits in growth to ward citizenshi p

" Third, we believe that wit h each g ro up setti ng hi g h mo ral and et hi ca l sta nda rds o ur e ntir e co ll ege comm unity wi ll be rai sed to a hi g he r sta nd a rd

" Follrth , we be lieve t hat socia l expe ri e nces in o ur so ro rities will tend to give poise , hi g h socia l sta nda rds and di g nity to t he many parti cipatin g member s.

" Fifth. we believ e t h at t h roug h a p rogram of worthwhile, well ch osen, grour p roj ects, o ur students wi ll get the real se nse 0 co n ce rn for ot he rs an d a g reat t ra inin g for civic, social a nd co mmunity res pons ibili ty.

" Sixth. we believe that thro ug h training and expe ri en ce in g roup loy alty there will develop a deeper loya lt)' to the university and its idea ls and objectives ."

From K appa Alpha Thet a M agazine .

Patricia Kolk , Ve rmont B-Fulbright 5cholouhip and Phi Beta Kappa

Ed ite d by Mary Eli zab e th lash e r Ba rnette, O" io :\

D OROTHY COFF IN HI CKI'I' , Peumyhal/itl A AND ESTHER WI ER, Th e AII I II 'er Boo k 011 NIll'al Social Cllll o llll, Mil itary Service Publi shin g Co., 122 pp.

Fo r most of us ou r soc ia l p rob lems are easily so l ved by Em ily Post, bu t for those wh ose li fe is l ived largely in either Arm y or Navy ci rcl es, there are specia l customs to lea rn and o b serve. Thi s p rese nted compa ratively l ittle ditliculty p rio r to Worl d W a r II wh en p r actically a ll officers were either W est Point o r Annapo l is trained and, therefore, well drill ed in tradition lon g before be ing co mmissioned.

Tod ay, however , many rese r ve office rs have no lon g N avy or Arm y backg ro und , and th e ir wives h ave less with the resu lt th at t h e y not on ly d o not under sta nd the specia l soc ial custo ms of t h e se r vices but a lso often rese nt t hem.

For yo un g pe r sons in the Navy, at leas t, rea din g t h is book will make life mu ch eas ier and pleasanter. Not o nly will th ey lea rn wh at th e cu stoms a re, but also they will find that these cu stoms, in most instances, h ave good reasons fo r th e ir exis ten ce and a re not m e re ly a rb it ra ry rul es.

From a p hysica l standpoint th e book is ex tre m e ly att ractive, being very well laid out for easy refe rence, and t h e illu st rati ons by G r ace H a rri so n , th e wife of Commander Arthur G H a rr ison, sh o w a delig h tf ul se n se of hu mor whi ch can be appreciated both in and out of the avy.

Th ere could sca rce ly be a mo re usefu l g ift for t h e bride w h o is to be a N avy wife, a nd every N avy fami ly should ce rta inly add it to its o wn pe rsona l libr a ry .

AUTHOR INTEREST : D o rot h y Hi c key , t h e Pi Phi co-a uth o r of thi s h a nd boo k , ha s many soro rity ties Sh e is from the Pen n sy lva ni a Alph a c h apte r, and h as a daughte r from N ew Mex ico Alph a as well as two siste rs from Iowa Beta and Gamma respec· tively Fo r the past five years Mrs H ickey, who h as h e r B S. in Library Science from Simmons Co ll ege in Bos ton , h as been a Navy Li bra ri an station ed at three d i fferen t Ca li fornia posts wh e re she g re w Inc reasingly awa re of th e n ee d for a book lik e t hi s. H e r co·author h as bee n a avy wife fo r twenty -two yea rs, an d together th ey hav e performed an admirable task .

MARION AND B EN F ERR I ER, G Oft l R it 'er Country , Pre n t ice- H a ll , Inc., 2 12 pp.

Even in thi s e ra o f man·made marvel s there remain a few a reas in North Ameri ca wh e re man can · look u pon his s urrou ndings with t h e eyes of a pionee r a nd see the world sti ll mu ch as it mu st have been in the beginning. D oi ng this was the comparati vely recent expe r ien ce of a gro up of teen-age boys and yo un g men guided to the God -s R iver co untry of Canada by explorer Be n Fe rr ier.

Hi s wife , the first wh ite woman to make t h e trip do wn G od's Rive r by ca noe, is the a utho r of thi s \ ol ume abo ut th ei r once -in -a- l ifetime journey into t he wilderness to whi ch Mr. Ferri e r co ntributed the photographi c illu st rations. Th a nk s to thi s n a rrativ e oth e r adventure-mi nd ed yo ung people ca n sh a re t h e ex p er ien ces o f Fr an klin Dunbaug h , Willi am K . Ke ll ogg Ill , Adl ai E. Stevenson Ill , and their companions int o this sub -arctic reg io n w here wint e r crowds the o th er three seaso n s int o such a brief time that viol ets and g oldenrod bloom toget he r

So rugged were t h eir expe ri ences in portaging ca noes and n egot iating rapids that t hey returned to their departure point physica ll y matured to t h e exte nt t h at the city- bred clot h ing they h ad le ft behind for t he boat trip home looked as if it be lo nged to younger b ro t h e rs. The cha nges we nt d ee pe r, ho weve r, a nd th e experie nces of a summer p rovided l ifetime en r ichment.

For pe rsons in search of a teen-age r C hri stma s s i ft , t hi s would be an excell e nt choi ce.

AUTHOR INTEREST : M arion Zilley Ferrier, a \,(/isconsi n Bet a Pi Ph i, has with her hu sband explored most of the untam ed wi ld erness o f thi s co nt inent , and h e r book is one of th e Lod es tar Series be in g reco mme nded fo r teen-agers. Be n Ferr ie r, a membe r of the Exp lo rers Club , ha s h ad a Ca ndi a n is lan d nam ed for him

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RANDOM NOTES : Bot h the CbriJliall Science

Sell/illel and t h e ' ollmal h ave published poems by ALICE TR OXEll M CCOUN (Mrs. Leste r B., N ebraska B ) this yea r , Ever-Present Frui tion" appea rin g in the former, and " Endurin g Peace" in th e latte r ,

Those of you who h ave wrestled with the vagaries of workmen and weather (sunny days no onc works inside) who h ave lived with your homes up set by paperhanging and painting, ca n sympat hize with Mrs John son, t h e H o lt H ouse h ostess. During July and August. the lower floor of the house was com · pletely renovated with all the woodwork freshly painted and new paper placed on the walls. It had been fifteen years since this was la st done, and it speaks well for our h ostess th at it had not been necessary before. The large loun ge used for club meetings has lovely new drapes a lso. Mrs. Johnson has worked h ard and deserves t he thanks of the en· tire fraternity for a beautifully kept hou se It is a pleasure to those o f us here to welcome ba ck for their fall openings the various clubs whi ch meet he re and many exp ressions of pleasure h ave been h eard.

The new H o lt House committee, appointed at convention, met on O ctober 5 and 6 at t he h ouse . Alice Mansfield drove up from 5t. Louis on Friday and it h ad been arranged that Mrs. Jo hn son and I should drive ove r to Galesburg with her and meet Dorothy Lass, who lives in Galesburg and is t he new ch a irm an and also M adge Fi sher who arrived abo ut seven by train from Chicago, and what a sur · p ri se we had for them! M aurine Cook , the former ch ai rm an had arrived on Thur sday h aving driven down with a friend who was going through and , who would pick her up aga in on Saturday morning

Alice Mansfield, as she came through Chapin h ad persuaded Our beloved Am y B Onken to come with her. We all h ad dinner together and a good time Mrs. Holm g ren , the ot her new member found it impossible to ar rive until Saturday A. M , aturday morning we got down to actua l decisions on matters we had di scussed at dinner. Th e purcha se of a d ehumidifier (or the ba seme nt and a vacuum cleaner to r ep lace Mrs . J ohnson 's own , which ha s been worn out on the house, were authorized Other routine matt ers were di sposed of and afte r a jolly luncheon Ali ce and Mi ss Onken sta rted on th ei r way as did Mrs H o lm g ren Mrs Fis her left by bus and the bienni al meeting was over.

Outside the h ouse stands the new marker. [t is of wrought iron with go ld lette r ing.

Holt House

The Birthplace of Pi Beta Phi Ap ril 28 , 1867

\"(fe h ope many of you will vis it H o lt H o use soon . Loui se Campbell

HOLT HOU SE

We Point W I T H P RID E

- >- WHILE t h e Ch ai r man o f the Committee on Sc h o lars hip was compi lin g the statistics for t hi s report , it became evident that pe rh aps a record h ad bee n b roke n Sh e delved into the r eco rd s, go in g ba ck yea r afte r year, and discovered that it was tru e. Pi Bela Phi had more members elecled 10 Phi B ela K appa alld Phi K appa Phi dll rill g the college yea r 19 5) -1956 thall ;1/ allY previolls yeti' 011 recordJ a t otol or 125 It is with specia l pride that this comm ittee p rese nts to t he fraternity t h e names o f the P i Be ta Phi students who were awa rd ed in 1955- 1956 the h ig hest scholastic hono rs of their un ive rsities o r co ll eges.

Below are the compa rat ive figures for the past t hree years :

19 53-' 4

Phi Beta Kappa . H Phi Kappa Phi ,.. 37 Simi lar to Phi Beta Kappa. 31

Chapters no t reporti ng . 11

Graduation honors 99 19H-"

The figures in parentheses indicate the number o f c h apte rs which r epo rted the names of honor gra duates,

Provin ce 100% in f o rw a rding B lank # 4 on whi ch H o nor Stud ents are repo rted a re: Eta, Th eta , Iota, Lambda, Mu , a nd Nu

Okl a h oma Alph a h as the h on or of leading the li st in t he number of elections to P h i Beta Kappa wit h s ix, followed by N o r t h Ca rolin a Beta with fi ve, an d Ohio Al pha with four

T o M ichi ga n Gamma goes t h e hon o r of reportin g t h e largest number of elections to Phi K appa Phi with six. M aine Al pha , Mi chi gan Beta , Okl a h oma Beta, Mon ta na Al pha, and Orego n Beta eac h had four elections to Phi K appa Phi .

Repo r ti ng the l argest number of elections to simi la r o rganizatio n s a re K a n sas Al pha , six; Texas Gamma, five , a nd Co nn ec ti cut Alph a, fo ur.

Tennessee Ga mm a and Wisconsin Beta had seve n hono r g rad u ates; M ai n e Alpha a nd Indiana Epsilon, s ix; Ohio A lpha , Indi a na Bet a, I ndian a D e lta , and K a n sas A l pha, five.

M AR I E WEST W EVE R

ChairmalJ Co mm illee 0 11 S cholarlhip

PHI BETA KAPPA

ALPHA PROVINCE

VERMONT ALPHA- Julia K ing, Barbara Esty .

BETA PROVINCE

NEW YORK ALPHA- Mary Lynne M i ll er. PENNSYLVANIA BETA-Elizabeth Ann Fogg. PENNSYLVANIA GAMMA- Carolyn M enin H oppe. PENNSYLVANIA EpSILON-Al ice Gardner.

GAMMA PROVINCE

OHIO ALPHA- Ma.rilyn Paulsen , Su za nne Colbert, Pennie Hendri ck, Jane Carter Bartlett.

D ELTA PROVINCE

VUI.GI NIA GAMMA- Alli son M ercer.

WEST VIRGINIA ALPHA- Sandra Kessel.

EpS ILON PROVINCE

MI CIIIGAN BETA - Nancy PleUa, C laire M alcolm Finge rl c

ZETA PROVINCE

INDIANA BETA- Nancy Ul lrey Witte, Carol Sue Hu dso n INDIANA EpSILON arol Conway, Sarah Seiler M cWilliams.

ETA PROVINCE

NORTH CAROLINA A LPHA-Anne Garrett Penn, Edna No rt heross Quinn , Edna Fr ances Rogers.

NORTH CAROLINA BETA- Sarah Whinrey. Nancy Saunders, Sarah Pfohl, Ann Al exander, M ary Lynn Williams.

THETA PROVINCE

ALABAMA ALPHA - Fran ces Copeland Evans .

GEORG IA ALPH A-Ell yn Duggar .

IOTA PR OVINCE

ILLIN OIS EpSILON- Phy llis Elliot t.

WI SCONS IN Weyers

KAPPA PROV INCE

A LP H - Eli zabeth Ann Gricm, D arlene

WISCONSIN BETA-Jun e Cavins , J oan ne M a ry Berg

W ISCONS IN"GAMMA- Kay M ur ray.

NOR TH DAKOTA ALPHA-Carol Christensen.

LAMBDA PR OV INCE

ARKANSAS AL PHA-Nena Sue H ampton, Kay We ll s Trumbo.

MI SSOUR I BETA - C lare H arding.

Mu PROVINCE

IOWA ZETA-Sandra Betz H anford , Barbara Parker

NEBRASKA BETA- Glenna Berry.

KA NSAS ALPHA-Rosemary Ise, J o Scholes, Dodie Ramsey

KANSAS BBTA- M ary Snowday.

Nu PROV IN CE

O KLAHOMA ALPI-fA - Susan D owni ng, Fl orence iva li y. Merica Shawver, Caro l M organ, Suzanne Riley , Caro lyn Good . TEXAS AL PH A- P eggy Petillo.

TEXAS BETA- Po rti a Bl udwor th

XI PROVINCE

COLO RA DO AL PHA- D orcas Lili as Morgan, Leslie Schum. COLORADO BETA - Edith Rit chie f erris.

WYOM ING ALPH A- M a ry Ellen Savage, Emily Ann Summers.

UTA H AL PHA - V ella Sydne Neil, Barbara V. H awkes.

OM ICRON PROVINCE

WAjHINGTON ALPHA- Ann D ietzen, Ann H oyle, Sara McNichols.

WAS HI NGTON BETA - Patri cia Hen ry

OUGON ALPH A- Patricia Southworth

IDAIW ALPHA- M argaret Costell o, Kristine An derson.

PI PRovINCE

ARIZONA ALPHA- K aren Miller, M ary Wheeler

PHI KAPPA PHI

ALPHA PROVINCE

MAINE ALPHA - Charl otte Brackett. Joann H anson, Elizabeth Smith, Lois Whitco me.

BETA PRovINCE

NEW YORK ALPHA- Mary Lynne Miller, L ynna M. Stephens.

GAMMA PROVIN CE

OHIO ALPIIA- Marilyn Poul sen, Suzanne Colbert.

EpSILON PRO VINCE

MICH IGAN BETA- Nancy Pl e tta , Claire Malcolm Fingerie, Henrietta (Penny) Brown, Ann Taylor Tommelein.

MICH IGAN GAMMA - Barbara Brines , Ann Ferguson , Sue Brinkman, M ary H olmes, Paui,ia McDonal d, Anne Nelson.

ETA PROVINCE

KENT UCKY ALPHA- Sally Dri sco ll , Margare t Fif e.

TENNESSEE GAMMA- Jane Suite Dri sco ll, Ca rol Arn o ld Cress, Patri cia Louise Huff

THETA PROVINC E

GEORGIA ALPHA- Jud ith Cohen, Ruth Tribble

IOTA PROVINCE

I LLINOIS ZETA- J oan Ruth Gro wth, Mary Sanrord

I LLINOIS ETA- Pat sy Kerns Schneiter

KAPPA PROV INCE

WISCONSIN ALPHA- Barbara Gariepy, Darlene '\i,/ eyers.

Mu PROVINCE

I OWA G"MM,,- Shirley Bee Zu s t, J ea n Murphy, Mary Mili · so n

K" Ns"s BET,,- ]ani s Crawrord Smith, Marianne Ptacek, J oa n Sargent Sherwood

Nu PROVINCE

BETA- Ann Loy. S ue Ann White, Gerry Wyatt, Pat Graham

XI PROVINCE

WYOMING ALPHA- .M ary Ellen Savage. Emily Ann Summers.

UTA H ALPH,,- V e lle Sydne Neil , Barbara V Hawkes , Ann Wilkins

MONTANA ALPHA- Jean All e n , Laura Kramer. Mary Parker , M ari lyn Lewis.

OMICRON PROVINCE

W"SH INGTO N BETA- Arlene M ehn er. Phyllis Vaux

OREGON BET,,- Patr icia Fri ed line, Patricia Fit zwa lter, Marilyn Cook, Sue F iller

PI PROVINCE

ARIZONA AI PHA- M ary Wheeler.

Similar to Phi Beta Kappa and Ph i Kappa Phi

ALPHA PROVINCE

CONNECTIC UT ALPHA- Phyllis Valenti, Elizabeth Berwind , Beverly Klambt , Ellen Chadwick , all Gamma Chi Eps ilon.

GAMMA PROVI r-:cr

OHIO ZETA- Merica Waite, M arilyn Rondi na, Kappa rklta P i.

EpSILON PROVINCE

MICHIGAN ALPHA- Fl orence Eubank , Judith Worden , Epsilon Delta Alph a.

MICHIGAN BETA-Jane Germany, Pi Lambda Theta

ONTARIO BETA- H elen Governo r General's M edal; Barbara Holmes, University Gold M ed al; Jane Sturgeon , U n iversity Counc il H o n o ur Award.

ZETA PROVINCE

INDIANA BETA-Judith Walter Rake, Beta Gamma Sigma ; Jill Harris, Pi Lambda Theta.

I ND IA NA

EpSILON - Martha Mus, Pi K appa Lambda

ETA PROVINCE

TEN NESSEE GAMMA- Emily Turn er, Patri cia Ballard, Beta Gamma Sigma.

NORTH C"ROLINA ALPHA - M ar tha Ann Stockton, Beta Gamma Sigma.

THETA PROVINCE

FLORIDA ALPHA- Joanne Motes, Ann Whitaker, "The H o nor."

K"PPA PROVIN CE

WISCONSIN ALPHA- Elizabeth Ann Gri em, D arlene Weyers. Beta Gamma Sigma.

Mu PROVINC E

IOWA ALPHA- Jodie Beck Wendell , Catherine Elizabeth Clark , Io ta Phi

IOWA BETA- D oris Kit zm an , Epsilon Sigma

KA NS AS ALPHA- J ocelyn D oug h e rty, Judy Howard, Nan cy Rei ch , Jeri Lyn Sanders, Pat Pierso n Burke, Ann Straub , al1 Pi Lambda Theta.

Nu PROVINCE

TEXAS B ETA- Arden Bowers , Beta Gamma Sigma.

TEXAS GAMMA-Virginia Carr, Bette McGehee. Sylvia Diet ering , Gwen Killian , Joanne H o l mes, all Alpha Chi.

OM ICRON PROVINCE

OREGON GAMMA- J O Terhark, Alpha Ka ppa Nu- Ioca l ; J udy M o rtz Benson. Alpha Kappa Nu.

HONOR GRADUATES

MAI NE ALPHA- Mary June Renfro , with highest distinctio n; Elizabeth Ann Smith, with highest dis tinction; Jane Libby Wi sema n, w ith distinction; Barbara Helen IIv onen, with distinction ; Gweneth Jane Bryant , with distinction; Ju dit h Weeks Barker , with high ho n o rs.

CONNECTtCUT ALPHA- Phylli s Va len ti , U niv ersity Scholar

PENNSYLVANIA BETA- Mary Alice Bryfog le, cu m la ude; Elizabeth Fogg, c um la ude.

PENNSYLVANIA EpSILON- Ali ce Gardner, cum lau de; Peggy Byrnes, cum laude .

OHIO ALPHA- Sue Colbert, with high ho n o r; Mar ilyn Paul sen , with high honor; Ann Gutridge. with honor ; Pennie Hen d rick , with ho nor; Leila M errill, with hon o r

WE ST VIRGIN IA ALPHA - Nancy A sh worth Sanderbeck, cum laude; Sandra Kessel , cum laude

INDIANA BETA- Carol Sue Hud son, with high h onors; fr ances Elvis Hubbard , with distinction; Ju d ith Walt er Rake, with d isti nction ; Jill Ann H arris , with d istinction ; Nancy Witte. with h o no rs

I NDIANA DELTA- Jackie Bu chsba um, with distinctio n; J oa n Finnander. with distinctio n ; Barbara Da vis, with distin ct ion ; M a ry Ali ce M ajor, with distinction; Judy Jackson , with distinction.

I NDIANA EpSILON-Caro l Conway, summa cum lau de ; Martha Mus , summa cum laude; Judy Leerkamp, cum laude; Virginia J o rdan , cum laude ; Ruth H o lton Graff. cum laude ; Phyllis H ahn Lauter, cum lau de ; Sue M orrison cum lau d e ; Jane Nelson cum laude.

K ENTUCKY ALPHA-Barbara Bettinger, with h o n o rs

TENNESSEE BETA- Molly M cNamara, cum laude; M ary Lewis Brown , cum laude; Nancy H a il , cum lau de ; Mary Love W eeks , cum laude

TENNESSEE GAMMA- Carol Cres s, magna cum lau d e ; Pa· tricia H uff, magna cum laude ; Caro lyn Car r Crou ch , magna cum laude ; Claire De Barri s, magna cum laude ; Ann Shivers, magna c um laude; Jane Dri.scill , cum la ude; Sara White, cum laude .

I LLINO IS ZETA- Joan Ruth Gro wth . Bra nz Plaque (high es t honors) ; Mary Sanfo rd , Bronze Plaque (highest hono"); Alice Jane Stewart , with h o nors

WISCONSIN BETA- Joanne M ary Berg , magna cum laude ; Jane Cavins , magna cum laude; Joanne Ruth Adam s, cum laude; Mary Jackso n Byrd, cum laude; Lu cille An · n ette Poninger , cum laude; Jean H e len Roberts, cum laude; Theodora Albree Tower, cum laude

MI SSOUR I GAMMA- Caro l Mullen Att ebury, magna cum laude; Betty Moore, cum laude .

LOUISIANA ALPHA- Freddy Thomson , with distinctio n IOWA AL PHA-Jodie Beck Wendell , summa cum laude ; Catherin e Elizabeth Clark , summa cum laude

SO UTH D AKOTA A LPHA- Phyllis Odland Blake , cum la ude ; ancy T ay lo r, with honors

KANSAS ALPJlA - D od ie Ram sey, hig hest 10% in Liberal Arts and Science s; J o Scholes, highes t 10% in Liberal A rts and Sciences ; M ary Snowday , high es t 10 % in Libera l ArtS and Scien ces; Ro semary Ise, hi,'t hes t 10 % in Libt:ral Arts an d ien ces; J ocel}'n D o ug herty, highest 10% in Sc h oo l o f Ed uca tion

KAr.; SAS BETA- Janis Crawfo rd Sm ith, wilh high honors; Mariann e Pta ek, w ith hig h ho no rs; J o an a rgent Sh e r \\'ood , with hon o rs

OKLAHOMA ALPHA- M e rica Sh a wv er Edward s, with s p«ial distincti o n ; Carolyn G ood. with s peci a l di stincti o n ; Carol M organ , with di st in cti o n ; Suzanne Riley , with distinction

TEXAS BETA - Nancy Ca m pbell H arriso n , with highest honors ; Po rtia Bludw o rth , with high ho no rs; Margaret Otis, with high h on o rs ; Arden Bowers. w i th honors.

TEXAS GAMMA - Virginia Carr , with ho n o rs; Belle M cGehee, with hono rs

M ONTANA ALPIIA - Laura Kram er , with ho n o rs ; Lois Ward , with h o n o rs ; M ary Parker, w ith h o n o rs; M a ril yn Lewis , with ho n o rs.

IDAHO ALPHA - Marga ret Costell o, with hig h hono rs ; Billie Wilbur Bro wn , with high hono rs ; an cy Nel son Bro ughman , with hig h ho no rs ; Cl eo ra Andres, with high ho nors.

Leland Award

The beautiful trophy esta bli shed as a co ll ege Panhell enic awa rd by Me and Mrs . Lel and F. Le land of Pratemily M onlh was p resented t h is year to t he University of Kentu ck1' with h onora bl e mention to Iowa Sta te an d Al abam a Po lyt echni c. At t he last mee ting of t he Panhell eni c Conference, the award had been presented to the Uni ve rsity of N ebr aska . Th e fact ors taken into acco un t towa rd this pre·

Sororities are reproached f o r taking too much time, and I myself so metim es h ave misgivings on that point. But the fact remains th at year afte r year, when all the g rades a re ave r aged, the total soro ri ty sco re is higher th an !he campti! average, and hi g her thall the al/-w o men' s average I attribute their high sc hol a rship to the pressu re bro ug h t by the older g irls and t he a lumn re advisors. Perhaps also to th e emoliol1al secllrily which comes f rom bel o ng in g, o f accepta nce, and which creates a cl imate favorable to ac hi e\'ement. •

Th e so rori ties a re re proached for their emp h asis u po n soc ial ski ll s. But the technique of social life is not friv o lous ; it is basic and esse nti a l. M a ny a woma n ha s lost out in h er bu s in ess ca ree r beca use she lac ked it; many a man h as been denied a big job because hi s w ife was socially in ept.

Wh at finishing schools used to do for a gi rl , t he so rority d oes now Wh at her mot her and I would li ke to d o, her co ntempora ri es succeed in doing . Th ey are the ones who can give h er poli sh and poise, improve her manne r s and appea ran ce, pus h he r out into spo rts, dramatics and t he " Y , " arrange dates for her, and stand gua rd while she studies. All this she will accept from h er chapt e r at a time when sh e is becoming restive unde r the aut h o ri ty of her elders.

Last Saturday I was h av in g lun ch with a gro u p

sentation are : ( 1) scho lars hip (2) gua rd ia nshi p of good hea l t h (3) coope r atio n for wise co ll ege sta ndard s and (4) service to the co ll ege commun ity The announcement of t he winner was made at t he banquet previous to Jud ge M ye rs' sti rr ing add ress , b y the comm itt ee ch ai rm an, Mrs. Claren ce P. N eidi g of Pi K appa Sig ma.

of wom en who h ave met at inter va ls eve r since ou r co ll ege d ays.

" \'(fhat s h all I say about so ro ri t ies ?" I as ked.

" Say that we a re toget her today beca use we joined a sorority Say that it gives us f ri ends hi ps "

So that is what I sh a ll say.

From T he AI/ch o r of Al p h a Sigma T au

DEEKM.AN TOWEll 1I0TEL

on l y " Irat e rn;ty" hot e l in NE: IP YORK

in t he orld , for Ihn matter, opt n to the p ublic. both mcn and " ·omen Th is mod ern 26. sto ry hOlel ""a s bui lt a nd is o pe ra ted by members of the Nat ion 11 Pa n hell cnic Fr:llc rni l ics. That al one assu rtS you of a " {fl lernity" wcl cOffit in thc hig ci t y . to sa y nothi ng o f thc Iktkman T o wer's f riendly almos phe re and excel · le nt se rv in'.

400 comfor ta ble ouu id c rooms comp lete faci li ties. Spkndid 10CJ lion on his tor ic Ikckman H ill ne xt 10 Ihc U ni l('d Nat ion s convenien t 10 all mi d town.

Sl n ll le•• h a ln bnh- r m S I 7 5

Si ngle. prl t b ,h-r cun 1 6 50

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TOW.EII IIOTEI

O.,.,' oki n II, U"itfld NQtiOA • • • F.lUi Rio" " Eu t 4 9th S , .• , ' 1.1 A e nue New Yo,lo N Y.

Cynthia Pfennig Illinois B-.1.

Sylvia lambo Pennsylvania r

Sandra Lynn Adki sso n Wa.hington A

Carol luth Neal Oh io Z

Sonya Ch ris toph.r Onta ri o n

Marilyn Qu igley Illino is H

Norma Carpenter Colorado B

Barbaro Harvey District of Columb ia A

He l' n Mak l Ontar io B

Barbara P, ',non Il li no is E

Mary Jone Renfro Maine A

Kr istine And enon Idaho A

Joanne Mot.s Florida A

Nancy Anne Rooke Illinois e

Frances 0. Young Co lorado B

Phyllis Elliott Illinoi s E

Carolyn Good Oklahoma A

Martha Hop kins North Dalicata :\

Sondra Mc:Cro(k en Washington A

Chapter LETTERS

Edited by Marjorie Brink , Indiana B

ALPHA PROVINCE

MA I NE ALPHA-U NIV E RSITY OF MA I NE. Chlll'lir.red, 1920. l-'Iedge D.,.. DeC<ltJl1bu 9 , 19 )6, iNITIATED, April 0, 19)0 Judith Adams, Ann CruICkshank, Needham, Mass: ; MarjOrie bancroft, East Orange, N ].; Barba" Carroll, Machus; Barbara Coleman , Basking kldge. N.J.; Barbara Covell, Waterville; J o Ann DumOn t, "'resque Isle; Deanna Dunfee, Wantagh, L.I., N. Y. ; Judith Fleet, POri WuhlOgton, N. Y.; Al oia Glflin, N orfo lk", Va.; ticlen Inman, H oulton; Judith Pendleton, Islesboro; ::tandra Pendleton ( Bacon), J udith webster, Bangor; Mar ianne Schmidt, Secaucus, N.J.; Sally Spranger, Brewer, Carol Stevenson. Rud· 109, Mass.

rhe University of Mame o pe-ned the fall semester with the addition of the ne"" uppc-rclus women ' s dormitory, Siodder H all.

NUl Mathetll 's Judith Adams and Barbara Coleman were among the len hlghe51 ranking freshman ·omen. Jud ith Ada ms, Barbara Covell, A nn ClUidcshanlr:, Hel en Inman, Marianne Schmidt, Carol Stevenson, and J udith Webster were selected. 10 become Eaglt1, an honorary sophomore society devoted to assisting fre shmen. The All Main e Women, an h onorary seniOr organlza' tion. tapped Frances Roderick and Lois Whitcomb. Charlotte Brackell, J oan Hanson, and LOIS Whitcomb ,.,'ete elected to 4> K 4>, schobstic society at the un i versity.

Pi Beta Phi activities btgan wllh the annual Scotch Auction and the outing at Bayside.

The University of Maine introduced the H onorable Herbert M orrison at the first Univenity·Community Lecture Se ries. The distinguished English gcotltman had many outstanding experi. ences to offer the publ ic.

Mary J une Renfro and Elizabeth Smit h graduated with highes t di stinctiOn h onors. Gwen)'lh Bryant (Gilson). Barbara IIvonen, and June Wiseman Guduated ""ilh distinction. Ju dith Barker 8raduated ith h ig h honors.

The Am y Burnham Onken A ud of Alpha Province was presented to Mary j une Renfro. The Portland Alumnz Club chose Bett y Buzull as Ihe Outstanding Provin ce Sophomore.

Deborah Plummer is the recipient of the Nalional Settlement Sch ool Program Award.

DALE STAROI RD

NOVA SCOTIA ALPHA-DALHOUS I E UN I V E RS I TY C hanlfred, 1934 Pledge D.)', Oct ob er 28, 19 .56. I NITIATED. Mar.ch , 19).6: Carolyn Crowell. Mary H orne , Mary Sheppard. Halifax: Dustan, St. J ohn's , Newfoundland.

Nova Scotia A has been back on campus only one eele. The first active mCfling wu hdd on October !, ",' hen fall rushing and a coke party fo r freshetles and their mo thers ere discussed.

The last of September the Pi Beta Phi Ictives ""ere entert ained by the alumnz club at a buffet suppe r, after which novelty games were played.

On campus, ntra-cu rricular activities are being orl';lniled, ith the Dalh ousie Glee .lind Dramatic Club drawing iu Ihare of Pi Btta Phis. The chapter hopes to be- well represented in all olhe r cam pus o rganiutionl.

The first weele was characterized by initiati on activities, which in cluded a Kavenger hunt and numerous dances. During this ", eele. placards .nd beanies, in the Dalh ous ie blaclc .nd gold, dOlled the campus, and these- proved a great aid in mtcli og the n('w comers.

GUNOA f AYII CONkOD

VERMONT ALPHA-MIDDLEBURY CO LLEG E Chutlfred, 1893. INITtATED A pril 22, 19 )6: Jean BvbC't. La Joll ., Calif. ; N ot l Caseley, W olla ston, Mass.; Dorothy Dever , N.Y.; H arriet Falls, Schenectldy N Y ; Mary Hinsm.n, Rutllnd; Mass .; Martha LUKn, Clevebnd Htights. Ohio; Elizabeth Layer , Gre tchen Jordan, 0.21. Parle, Ill.; Doroth v !.andry. Wlterto n Warren, Ohio; Nancy McKni ght, Mn'we Il A F.B., All .; Anne Martin. Leonia N J .; .Mary Louise Moote, Po ughleeepsie, N.Y .: Lu c), Paine, Walth am Mus.; Judith Seibert. Troy, N Y .: Patricia Sherl ocle , M ontpelier; Carol SipPel. Elma N Y.; Nancy Smaller, Arlinet on Va .; Sarah Wapler Wilminl!t on. Del. Vetmont A closed the spring semester in a ""hid of soci.1 ac tivit ies, including a Panhelienic l nterfraurnifY Dan ce. a house · armin,ll: in our newly decor.llted rooms. dinners with 11 T K 6 p. and n K T and .II tea for alumnz durin2 graduation eek. Ver · ffi(Jnl A led the women's campus, academically, wilh a 82.7 ,ll:tOu p average.

The fall KroeSter promues to be a bus)' onc. Vermont A is co ntmumg 10 lid Its fOs tef child , Lc:da Coco. In h.1l y; It has organIzed a local philanthropy, that 01 hclpulg the: glade "hool In VillO US " ' ays: and plans arc 10 progrcss f ur such ev('nts II a cabm o \crnigill, and cntcrumment of alumn:.: at H OlJ)(comlOg and parents on Parents ' Wcd:cnd. On October first Vnmon t A enterulOcd at an open hOU5C -(Onumc pany. lee Johnson is prnident of the PanbclleOlc Council. NANCY GUINfY

VERMONT B ETA-UN I VE RSITY OF V E RMONT C h artered , November 2 4, 1898 I N I TIATED, April 22, 19)6: Carole J un Foss, l...atham, N.Y.; PatTlCla Burns, S. Dorset; MUllyn OuerhaUl, Voorhesville , N.Y .; J.lOd.ll Ball , Saugerties, N Y.: Pauline Humon , Glen Ridge, N.J.; J udy Haucle, Burlington; Sauh Humphrey, Carmd, Conn.; Mary J o Judd, Burim8lOn ; Albtru Kau%mawn, Map lewood, N J .; Mary Lte M o wll, .M o rrISville; Dianne Moue, Burlington ; Abigul R ussell, Woodstod:; Carol Suckney, Essex Unter. );:gam thl5 spung, the chapter were privileged 10 have man y c hosen to vanOU5 hon orary glOups. Patrien!. Kolk, ",' ho is no In Germany on l Fulbright Scholarship, was elected 10 4> n K. Sandra Waugh and Marilyn F:a.lby SteUon were dected Mortar Boud; Jud ith Clark, Ellen Ander son, Carolyn Hunt, and Anne ue Kn o pf, Junior Women's H onorary; Mar), 10 Ju dd. Dianne Morse, Mary L« Mo rrall, Abigail Russel, Sauh Humphrey, and J udith Hau ck, Sophomore Women 's Hono rary , Pi Ikta Phi was second on campus in scholarship for second semester. The chapters ""as also awarded the new Panhdlenic plaque for greatest schol:usillp improvement.

Spring brough t the I ntcr Fraternity Council Sing in which the chapter placed third, Ind J unior Weekend proved to be a happy one for Vermont B due to the fa ct th at Nancy Bush and Linda McKerley were dected Junio r Beauties.

Jan Bailey, official chapter ddegue to Convention, also covered htrself ""ith glory by wmning the faltern Women ' s Alpine Com · baned Skiing Champio nshi p and the Combined Univers ity of Vermont In vitational Meet

With three members holding sophomore class offices and several on Student Court, Student Association and W ,S. G.A., Pi Ikta Phi is well represented o n campus.

In dosing, t he chapter adds a word of welco me 10 the very gracious Ind ""onderful ne h o usemo ther, Mrs. Rosana Shepard. MAR I LYN JI!NSIlN

MASSAC HUSETTS ALPHA. C h aMfre d , 'M,.arch 17 18 96. Pled ae Da y, Oct obe r S, 19 S6 , ' NlnATED, MIY n, 19'6: Bbcle, Nashville, Tenn

As a start of th e social year, the chapter was invited b, 6 I n to a wo rle party. This weele Pi Btu Phi has been invited to assist A K with a rushing fun ct ion.

Pi Btla Phi was strongly represcnud at the .IInnual Fall Can · \·oc.lltion The members, dressed in malChing bluers md skins , .1111 sa t together and received mu ch attention

The chapter is now in the procC'$S of fedecoral in,:: its room in the Plnhelienic H ouse. Wilh the assi5tance of the a vtry complime ntlry scheme has btC'n chosen The new room should Ioe \ery btndicial to nat semester's rushing pmRram

P I,ns are also in progrtss for Pi !Xt:1 Phi's entry in this ytar's Homecominl/: Floll competition.

Barbara Rice was initiat ed in to M E, a n honoury mwic society. j oanne Stella '"'IS initil ted into .lin ho norary I c tivit iu society. Besides theS(' individual hono rs mlny of the ,ltirls are representing Pi Btta Phi as class flfficers in then sepaute collegu. PL!DG!D, May n, 19,6: Jacqueline Smith; September 24, 19' 6: In8tr Tr os t

JOANNE SnLLA

MASSA C HUSETTS B ETA -UN I VERSITY OF MASSA C H U· SETTS. C ha Meu d 1944 INI TIATm, Ap ril n, 19)6. Jlne Bro",·n. Ma ry E. ElI.IIm, Suun J. Harringto n , Jl net Manning. Dnroth ' McGrath Clrolyn Ne",·ell. 103n Piantoni, Shea, Sandra Stron,t, juli. Taft, Louise W.IIll is.

Spring pervaded ever)' corner o f the 700 .IIere campus It the UOlversity o f Massachusetts as the chapter enjoyed the annual vilit of our Prov ince Presiden t Mrs Ghdn WestCOtt. Informati ve Ind inspiri n&: informal talks ith Mrs WesteOIl Jpurrcd us JlI on to finish Ihe semester'" ith spi rit althou,IIh spring fever as runnin,!: lampant.

\'Qest W3S invi ted to join the H ome Econnmics H ono r

Soci«r Omicr on Nu. Dot Don:dd and J udy D inmlor t wue selected by Slama Phi Eps ilon and TJU K2P P2 Epsilon respectivrh .u candida!" fOf Greek Ball Queen Lorraine Willson as de-ned Eucutive Ed i tOr o f the /l1" WlUhIlJtllJ CQlItJ;"", uo det&u.dul te newspaper, .,, ' hlle Mid:i M arcucci Mcam e: EdH orial Editor o f the same publicati on Put President Pat M acDonald displayed her ofl en·prann t hespian utenl by ""innina t he University Burnham Declamati on ConlC'st.

Pi Phi son$budl haying pracllced lon& and hard under the baton of )aclrae J on'n. did It 1,II:IIn by placin,lt third In the Inl etsorority Sma during Crttk Week Coppin, I co\'tted intcnorority ho no r t he same niShI, Pi Phi pledge- S:.l.ndra StronR: ""'on the dec· lama lion cont" ' with her rendi ti on o f "The erution " 10 add 'Mlher iml?fe1UVC plaque 10 the pj Phi (olleetli on. Foun ders Day, Apri l 27 , found the Pi Phis a t a delig htf ul luncheon with t he S p rinR neld Club at the Lo rd Jeffry Am hers t Inn

App., intments fo r d o rmitory councill ors in cl uded chairmen

InRely H,n nsmann ,nd ja net A ndrews 3nd councill Irs Mar" Ann Coope r, Barbara BurniSlOn. El he Kall in s. Ellie H arris. M arv Ar nold. Sh('ila Dri sco ll. M er ry Fernald. J udy Sumans. and M a rilyn Rich:udson Selected to do hono rs wo rk w('re Marv A nn Coope r and M u,II: Bo isyert in c h('mistry and In gel Ha nnsmann in economics.

At H onors Conyoca tiOn Nan c" Colbe rt "'as t, pped bv Mortar Board :and later becam(' its president. D orothy M cG rlth Sue H ar rin llton, and Sandra Stron,ll: wer(' tapped for Sc ro l ls. sophomore ho nor society. J.o rruin(' Will so n 1\' U lward('d the M orlar Board scholarship.

The year ended o n a melanch o ly no te with th (' Senior Fa rewell Ba nqu('t T h(' Pi Ph is Clme back to A mherst thi s fall fres h from C.1Ipe Cod Europe and ulifornia Our president Anna Sayate dellRhted us with hscinatin,ll: Ineedotes f rom com'entio n and her many id eas. esp('ci3l1y conc('rn in,!: rushin lt. are alread y benentinjt: us III MIC KI MARCUCC I

CONNECT I CUT ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTI · CUT. Chntered, April 10, 194). Pledge D.y, October 16, 19.56 , I N ITIATED, April 7 1916 : Betsy Chubbuck. Middleto"' n ; Gall Coope r, Laur ie Neill. Eut H artford; Charlyne Dean. Bure Vt .; K ather ine Dc Ma yo, Bridlte po rt; Betty tuck· Barbara Koby l('n s ki, Essex ; Bllbua M ac M«klO, Kensl n, ton , Md .: Ph yll is St(' yens, Medford , Kath y Thomas Bron xv ille. N Y : Nata li(' Walt('rs, Fa y(' tlevll!('. N.Y. : Jem \'(f lil ever. Fl or· ham Park. N J

Aftcr a Itrand summcr Connect icu t A beltan I new "eu on Septemf)('r 17. Th (' c ha ptcr wu ycry happ y to welcome t ·o tran sfers: Donna Crosset. f ro m Vir,Rinia r and BetSY Dean fr om Illino is 8 4

Th e Univcrsity Co ncert Series, held in the new audi to rium , has announced its pro,Rram for th (' yea r. It incl ud es con· cert s by the Boston Symphon" Orch('Slra. the Cleveland Symph o ny Orchestra , th(' New Yo rk Ci ty Opera Company, Artu r Ru benstein and l,t ot Go rin

At a tea for junior Ind sen io r futernit" 'A'omen held ea ch yea r by the Storrs PanhelJenic Association. th lte trop h ies ate a,, arded The scho luship cup is to the womcn' s fl a· tern it, "'ith the hilthest sc holast ic fo r the put tw o semesters the schnlarship imp roy('ment tra" for the ItrUle!t sch olarship improycment durin,t the put two 5('mntcrs, and t hc act ivities plaque fo r the highest number o f activities. On M ay I , Connecticut A 1\'as the recipient o f III three a ard s. Ellen Chid · wick Ind Ph yllis Valent i aho rtc('ivcd individual awards fo r the two sc ho last ic averu:es junio r 1\·omen. That same the chaptcr received thc K trophy for th(' o ut · sundinlt women ' s futerni t, o f the ,ear. M any members received ind ividua l h onors du r in l!; the past lemnt('r Cuol Lanhr,te and Nauli(' Walters 1\'ere elected to th e Student Senatc. and Elizabeth Be rw ind a1 el ected Vice Prts,iqent of W S.G c. She will also act as ch.1lirman of the J udICiary Board Maur«n M assa as chOKn to Krve on the Student Uni on 80ui o f eo"ernors, .lind Ellen Chadwick. Beverly K lambt. Eli za. beth Berwind .• nd Phyllis Valenti 1\'ere to r X E th e o ld('st scholast ic honorary soc iety It thc uOIverslt,. On Mav 8 , thrte actives. Beverly K lambt Elizabeth Berwind. and Ellen Ch,dwic k were tapped to Laurels Chapter of M ortar Bolrd On M ay 12, El izabeth Berwind was chose n Q uttn of

BETA PROVINCE

N EW YORK ALPHA-SYRACUSE UN I VERS ITY Chuttred April 28, 1896 Pled.e DIY, Noyembe r 8, 19'6. Nc Yo rk A returned to campus this fa ll to 1\' clcornt' its De_ chaperone. Mrs H o rd A M('ncilly

The fint tek of school found the cha£)ter busv decou tinR their newl, p3interl rooms. They have t.ken on suerll old Ind DeW 10010 , unR i nR from I colonial seltinR to ultrl ·mode rn one. complcte with bedspreads of upholstery ma tc fl31. Rushin,t buin! Ocotber and the refore $On,t and skit rehearsals hue tlken UP most of the member' s t ime.

The new frnhman dormitory "'u th is fall It is lou k<! on top o f a hill Ind alfectiCHlitel, called M e. OlvmPl.u b, SYr3cusans

Betq frtcman Ind Fran Errood returned from a sun'ImC'.r In Europe. Al on,!: ith exc itinlt sto ries, they som(' new Idus for costumes .nd sk its

THE ARRO W OF PI BETA PH I

Jea nne Clark and Anne Manc Kupler fOlJod their ttk at COn\entl on very bc:neticlal. Thclr new .Ldcas and $Onlts lor rushln.': have alre.adv bc:come a tradition for the P i Btu Ph is at Syracuse Univcrs it r.

JA NET GAY J O HN STON

NEW YORK GAMMA-ST. LAWRENCE UN IV E RS ITY

Chartered, March 20, 191 Pled,e Diy, Februery 10 , 19,,. INITIATED April H. 191 6: Fae Bi,!:e1 ow. Pland ome: Barbara Boyink, Roc hest('r ; Janet Bro nlce. Hudson FIlls; Ruth CUlinl , Hcm pstcad: A nne fmklcr, T ull y ; Fnncci Ireland, So uth Glens Falls i Jen nife r H all, Briu o l, Conn.: Winifred Leithud. Scarsdale; Mar CIa l.ittlehales and Ru th Va n Wa,Renen. Syracuse; L.inda MeikerJO n Fl o ral Parlc : Kath leen Murphy, Chevy Chase. Md .; Caro l A nn Na,!:elc, N o rth port ; Svlvia Ry an, Pi tt sfor d: J ulie t Stark , TenaRy , N J : Diane Ti eti('n, Me rrick; B.1Itbara Van Hcu sdcn , Great N('cir:.

Fa ll semcster at St. J.awl eocc started with Or ienta lio n o f hic h Sandr.1l C lar ke ""15 chairman.

Th e ch apt ('r is nlO ud o f its newlv decora ted lind furni.h l'd s t ud y room wh ic h was th(' ,Ri ft of the clus of 19'6.

Sin ce lut year 's n(' rushin,ll: sntem of pledRina in second semcs te r proved to be Yerf s uccessful, it is a,ll:ain beinlt put int o practice this vur.

The New Yo rk r Pi Beta Phis provcd to be outstandinlt at the Movina Up Da , C('remo n ies lut sp rinR. M ortar Board Ci ta · li ons 1\'cre conferred upon A nn V She ridan. Ba rbara D i ren,ll:a , Elaine Rh odes, and Doro thy f le tchc r Sand ra Clark(' wa s the r('cip i(' n t o f the Plnhcll enic Act ivities Cup. Fran ces Coyle and Barbara Wood were a arded the .K 6. and the K K r sch olar · ships respectively The a"'ard fo r thc bes t supPO rt inlt lI ctress 1\' as Itiven tn C, Lynn Koss fo r her ro le in the s tud ('nt production o f Pic" ic. Elun or R3nsom and D oroth y Fletcher 1\'crc r('cipients o f th e Lt."" ,i." Lite rary Awards. C. Lynn Koss 1\'15 installed u W S G A president.

The cha p ter hn the ho nor \"'o mcn's Ath let ic Associa ti o n. prtsident; Ruth Van \'(faltc nen. trea su rer

o f holdinlt three o ffi ces in th e Fran ces Coyle w as dect('d , icc· sccreta ry; a nd Fa ith Scheideman , Ina Rappe and J anet \\i'hiteside 'ere elected pr('sident .nd vice · preside nt r('spectivdy o( A K 0, hononn' soc io lo lt, fraternity PUOCFn , March 20. 1916: Ja nc t Bro wnltt, Hud so n Fall s. M ay 8, 1916. Barbara W ood , Ellcnville Octobe r I, 1916. Clito l Kee nan. M ill burn, N J

GIlItTRUDIl LIST

NEW YORK DELTA-CORNELL UN IVERSITY , Ch. rt fred, 1919 Pledl\f Day, Februlry 26, 19.56 The formal dedicatio n o f Ne 1\' Yo rk ncw ho use was held Ma y 6, Thc ch,pter was ho nol ed to entertai n bo th Grand President, Mu Mari.nne Reid Wild and Beta Province President, Mrs Marion A rkle y. Marj orie Nelson, New Y o rlc 6. Pt('sidcnt. acccp ted the ke.,. to thc housc fr om the , Hdlta Mund qualined fo r the Chilean Olym"ic Diving Tea m 3nd is tuin inlt this term in Aus tra lia fo r thc W o rld Olympics Mar ilyn Steffen w as nominated fOI the Am , Burnham O n ken Award {or the year 1916. Jea nne Waters 1\'as clected to Omicron Nu b yonne T lrl eton was elected ed ito r o f the CtJr",1J /!"xi""r At Corn('II's annual Sprin2" Wtehnd. thc chapter " ' ith <I> ! K fra ternity 1\'o n nrst prize i n the fl oat Plrade ",, ith In en try en title d " Kis me t " Sandra ShIV;tl starred in th(' Dramati c Club presen ta · tion of "Electra." Sandra Shl'1it1: , Ann Re ime r Jea nninc Gu suf so n , Dale Reis, Suc Bat('s and Sand ., Roberts wert eJected to the ir reSp('ctive clau cou n ci ls Sally M cFa rl,nd _as electcd President of the Ju nior Cla ss.

A faculty rtceP tio n as hcld in April. The nc_ pled .R:tS attended t he Ple dlte Banquet Ind the Pledlte Formal , held in the i r h onor. l r won the popular P i Beta Phi Pled « Co:y (o r EILIIN HO'F"AN

PENNSYLVANIA B ETA- BUCKNELL UN IV ERS I TY. Ch.r tered, 18 9.5. Pledee D.y, Februu-y 19", INm ATllD, Se"tember 27. Shirley Culbertson, Gcnmo, N Y \'(f i th many n('W idcas brou1/: hl blclc from the conven tio n Pennsylvanil D beRan th e school yelt On Sunday Seot('mbcr }O. a meet in1/: wu hcld. in the suite, to helt t h(' convenlion re po rt and to discuss plans fo r the cominR yelf.

Trautwc in is b.ck .f ter hav in,lt been at T em p le University for a semester Underclassmcn " ho 1\'ere not able to rtturn this fa ll ar(' : Dott ie Hun d, who is on an u chanlte pto.rlm at the American Universi ty in Washin"tton. D C. : Linda S peidel, who is home because of ilIn ('n : an d Mary An n Else Huntsma n ""h o ma rr i('d in AU,,"us t

The chaPi('r will wor k this ,.('I r ith A X A o n th e tl o at fo r the H omecom in.R Parade, October 20. CONflANCE PoNzn

PENNSYLVANIA GAMMA-DICK INS ON. Chart ertd, 190). Pled.e 01', September )0, 19S6. Stlr in ,c semester "" hi,chli,t;hted fo r P('nn syluni a r bv • vis it from M". Mansfield

In Apr il the ch apter sponKlred I campus · ide p roa re-ssive dinner II the s.-nIC'lDent School projC'Ct fot tbe ' f: U The JU(' CI:1lS of the dinner promiJltS thlt it _ill brcomc a ClmpW tradition Founde'" Da , u celebrated .11 I luncbecn with the H arris · burR Ahlol:nne Oub

Syl.il Rlmbo as 3wuded th e D ickinson ColleRe Panhel1enic Scholarship at the Ma ry D icki nson Dub banquet Carolvn Mcn in Ho ppe _as elected <I> 8 K Caro l J oho $On u ti pped by Wh«1

and Ch.ain, kajor ""omen's b onora ry, and _u subW'Que:ntl y electe.! Dresidenl of that fitIOUC.

Pi Ikl. Phi bade: hrrwdl to the seniors at a {otImil dlncc In their honor, held at the A.. 1: P bouse:. hll scmc.ter betao with tWo weeks of rwhln.l: wbich IHoved to be most rcwUdint: to the (hal/eer.

PLmc:;w : K,u Barn a, Sue: Browne. lanne Thomas, Lancuter: Bt1h Griffith , Ald an ; Su%2nne Sinclair, Kennett Square:: Yjr.lim. Oo"'oi o.l:lo " 'o: Sallie: Dietrich. Sonj a Gohn. Edna Walton. Baltimore:. Md ; An n Frcu, Bethesda. Md.: Marcia Dorn in, A nn Hooff, Paula Shedd, El izabeth St. Claire:. Wuhinalon. D .C.: Dotlie: G.ayner , Sdem, N.J.: Jud y Ward, PrincetOn, N.J.

R UT H GAJ.I.OTT

P E NNS Y LVANIA E PSILON- P E N N SYLVANIA STAT E U NIV E RSITY N ove lllbu 14, 1 9B. INITIATED, May 19. 19'6: Ikverly Fish, Rostmont.

The fall seffitster has 5tartM 9. ith enthusi.2Sm runn in.r: hil/:h. From ou r windo""s in the dorm. ....e can Ste the conSlructi In of a new dormitory, ""hich will mean a suite for our chapter sometime next vrar.

We are busy planning initiation for seven of our sophomores, and are eagerly awaiting the be,ltinnin,lt of informal rushing this fall. The formal rush period "'ill be held onlv in the sprin.r: this year.

Al ice Gardner Simpson was elected to 4> B K last sp rinl/:. Out local Panhellenic Council has fleeted Grace Antes of our c hapter as this yean vice president. Pe.R:,ltV Boyd ""as elected to Mo rtar Baud.

Sue Conklin has been choosen managin,v: editor of our campus newsp.aper, and Steky Zahm is the ne · copy editor.

One of the mon outstandi ng achievements of our chapter last sprin,v: was ou r scholarship unkin.ll:. We placed third in all of the ·omtn·s futernitiu on c.a m)lUS.

Al so in the sDring 'e worked ",' ith K K r on a lollipop nle for Ihe benefit of the Olympic Fund

We had our .an nual week·end cabin party th is fall, hich was a highlight on our Pi Phi social calendar.

Our chapter ""ould like to upress its sincere appreciatio n to a ll nf the chapters and alumnll:' who remembered us in the loss of Sally Lau,v:hlin our vice president.

NAOMI DUNN

GAMMA PROVINCE

OHIO ALPHA-OHIO UNIV E RSITY C h rte u ,d. 1889 ,

Pl e dg e O. y, Sept e mber 2 ' , 19 ' 6. INITIATED, Octobe r ,. 19, 6: j ean Bachman, L.tkewood: D. Christine Oo'(['£ett, Martha NoJan, Cincinnati: Florence H easley, Wheeling. W.V •. ; Paul.a Saylo r, Chu]eston, W ,Va.: G. Susan Strahm, Columbus; Martha Weller, Nelsonville.

Ohio A Pi Beta Phis startM rushin.R this fall with a dissap· POintment. The house, to which had been added an additi on and a new front, ""as not ready. The chapter, therefore, did most of its rushin;: at the Ohio University Unter.

A new party. Pirate Party, ""15 ,l:iven this year which was fol· 10""ed by the annual " Heaven and Had e'S" party. This , as al""ays, ""35 the most successful of the Stason. The last p.arty ""as the Plantation Tu

Myra jane Blair .11 elected Greek Week Princess at OU's Greek Week. Ohio A also 'on first prize for booths at the Greek Week Carnival.

b rou,ltht many honon. Kay Sears, Julia Shannon. and Sue Colbert were tapped for M orur Board Chimes, junior women's honorary. claimed Jo y Ashley and Mary Alice Wolfe.

Former Ohio A president .and National Am y B Onleen ""inner, Muilyn Paulsen. became the Stcond ""oman in the 1H· )'ea r history of Ohi o University to with a 4.0 accumulative. The first womm "'as Mu,ltuet Slhlin, Ohio A president ho served befote Mllilyn.

Thia year there are three Pi Ikta Phi majorettes and two ch«ricaders .aidin, the OU Bobcats to victory. Majorettes Ire Nina Davis, Ann Anderson, and j oa nn McDermott. Cheerlellders are Joy A sh ley and J ackie Tu r ner.

PUDGHD: Ann "'ndefSon, Purici.a Beckert, J o.a n Bush, jenifer Davis, Carolyn G i lmore, Athens: M uilyn D avis J.ackson: Kay G.mble, Tiffin: Jill Grav. Ntlsonville; Mlrtha Grrssom, Parkers · burfO:, W.V•. ; Marti M cCorm ick, Whee l ing, W.Va.: J oann McDermott. Milford; Sarah McPhers on Gr«nv ille ; Mary Carolyn Miller, Middleport ; Lo is Roper, Middleto",·n;. Snoderly, Fairmon t, W Va , Deborah Stone, Chesterhill; loiS Yaeger, Cinci nnati.

BUN ETTA M. CLOS I!

OHIO B ETA-O HIO STAT E U NIV E RSIT Y. Ch.rt e re d , 189 <4 , INIT1ATUl April 29, 19,6: Nancy Bo""er, Po rtsmouth: Kay Cannon, Loian; julia Gerhut, Cincinnati: Jud, Hamilton, Carolyn Markley. Lynn Olt. TiemC'Ye.r, Suzan!le Th omas , D.aJlon: Sail, Mavko , Madison : Ar-n Robinson, Kay Sandow. Elym: Linda Gate ood, Elaine Kellett, P.lttlcla Stember, Cuol Williamson, Columbus: Ann Thome , Urbana ; and Mu,aret Surbe"ck W, Allenhurst N J

As f.all quarter got underway Ohio B members. thou.Rh in the middle of rushin" found time for many ? ther l<;tivitie5 During Orientation Wttk Pi Iku Ph is predominated In heh)ln,ll: the freshmen. Student Leaders ""ere P.au l.a Jo Galbraith, Carol,n

Gotter, Barbar: Harder , Ruth Ann Cuigb t'.ad , Carolyn Crtnmtt and Ann Gilmore Working in Informauon Booths on the campus were: Deanna Smith, chairman, Vi Sat'eu, jean Cowden, Lroda Curtis, and Elaine Kellett. Susie Williams sef"Yed u HostHs and Ann Gilmore was Chairm.ln of tbe Union (}pt>n House f or the 6,000 freshmen. Madding in the Sryle Show , sponsored by W.S.G.A. and presrnted to the freshmen women, wtre Deanna Smith and Susie Williams. Working as Ril shin,v: Counselors weteGinni HIrSch, Sharo n McCl elland and Ann Gilmore. Sharon M cClelland has betn .cting as one the university ' s chttrleaden. In regulu campus activities the Pi Ikta Phis ate well represented. Members of the Soclll Board of the Unive uity arc Jane Dickerson, Secretary and Carol Newhouse. judy H.lmilton is Servi ce Ch.lirman o f W.S.G.A. , Sophomore Edito r of /tIAKJO, the university yeubook, and AsSIstan t Secretary of Buckeye Political PJrty. On the Big Sister Ccmmittet of W.S.G.A. are Elaine Kellett and Caro lyn Gotter. Member of the Unio n Board of Overseers is Carolyn Gotter. Ohio B is very proud to have Carolyn Cranmer serving u Ed itor of the 1957 MIfK I O. OhiO B holds with great esteem its members in honorlfies In Chimes, juni or Women's H onor ary, are: Ruth Ann Cui,lthead, Cuolyn Cranmer, jane Dickerso n, Ann Gilmore. Carolyn Gott er, and Barbar. Harder , pres ident. judy Hamilton is a member of Mirro n. Soph o more Women's H onoruy. j .anet Lade and Sally Mavk o ate memben o f A A .6 Scholastic H onorary. Becky M ichaels 1$ in n A e.

Last SprinR Pat Bl ackburn became Fiji Island Girl, and Alice von Lehmden became .a member of Ma v Queen Court.

As a j oin t money mak;n}; project for the Build in,lt Fund. the actives and .Iumnll:' o f OhiO B assembled and sold H orse Sho programs at the Ohi o State Fair.

jAN.I STEPHENSON

O HIO D E LTA-O HIO W ES L E YAN U NIV E RSI T Y, Ch. rtere d 192' , PI Ed ae O .y, Octnber I, J 9,6. Ohio A chapter was proud to hear thai its scholarship r.ating on campus had jumped fr o m 6th 10 1st place durin,lt the pan semestet. Chat Patterson, Phyl Dobben, and Mary lou Walker were tapped for Mortar Boud.

Char Patterson was elected as judicial president of A.W .S. and Carolyn Strecker .15 elected as the A.W.S. treuurer. Mary Lou Walker was elected the vice·president of the Y .W.C.A. Ann Bal. linger ""as elected to be the secretary o f Austin H.tII, an upper· clus dormitory fo r women.

Phyl Dobben and Susie Semans were chosen to be Stnior coun· selors, .nd Barbie Coombe was chosen to be .a Stnior aid.

Susie Semans rei,ll:ned as the queen at the annual Bro""n J Ug Races held at the DeI.aware coun t y fa ir. Judy Mears was c hosen for Ihe H omecomin,ll: Court. and Carol Saunders and Barbie Coombe were chosen 10 be A.R.O. T .e. sponsors. S.lly Trumble ""u.6 T .6 Sweetheart.

PUUGED: Anne Bennett, Rockville Center, N.Y.: Iktsy Ikrlin, Youn,l::st o wn; Lydia Chawner. Diana Everhut. Washington Court H ouse; Chloe Crum, El yria; Mar.Ruet Edwuds, Bloomington, Ind .; Linda Esslin,ll:er Narberth, Pa.: Lyn ne Evan s. Dela are; Ruth Hossenlopp. Maplewood, N.J.: Annette McDonald, East Lansing, Mich .; Katherine McKenzie, Jane Wiegel, Springfield; Elaine Pel e rson. Laleewood: Sharon Rose, Scarsdale, N.Y.; Delmah Stus, West Orange, N.j.; Alice Sharpe, Delta: Nan cy Simpson, Oberl in: Margaret A nn Steele, Washin.r:ton, D.C.: Molly Tarbutto n, Worthington: Barbara \'(/'atlein s, La III.; Carol Y ounkma n , Ravenna: linda Zehrin.R, Silve r Spring. Md.: Judith Mean, W:u""i ck Neck, R.I BA"III.I COOWIII!

O HIO E PS I LO N-U NIV E RSITY OF TOL ED O C h rtere d , A pri l 2 8 , 1 9<4S. INITIATED, April 8. 19,6: Sharon Bartley. J o.n Culp, Nancy Gamble , Nanc y Gauth ie r, Judy Harloff, Vir&ini.a Humphre ys, Carol Johnson, Mary Lopresto Suunne Not, Nancy Ohler, N.lncy Pommeunz, lois Thackeray. T o ledo.

INITIATI!D , October " 19'6 : Ruth Bender, Marianne Mitchell , J udy Douglas, J ane Fenner. Gerri Shrader, Marcia Steger. Tam 'ro nsend t T o ledo: Dora Edwards, Windsor, Ontario, Canada: j oyce Flick, Cleveland.

Ohio E is off to a good start this fall ""ith plans now under , way for homecom ing weekend. "To Devil with BG" is the themt of the Ao.lt for the homecomin,lt parade. The chapter is husy ca mpaigning fo r its t o candidates for homecomin ,ll: quten; J ean Coleman n om inated by n K 4> and Jan e Fenner named bv 4> K +.

Many Pi Beta Phis ""ere seen In the news latt lut spring. Patri ci a M oulton, Mary j ane Ray and Donna Tayl or were tapped fo r Peppers, W o men' s H onorary; Mar.Rie Dietsc h was named Grttk W«1e Queen: jean Coleman "'.1$ nllmed T K E S 'teth eart and Queen of the Men's Dormitory. Ruth Bender and jane Fenner IS S ·eethearts of 4> K +.

Nan W.lker "".15 the District Dream Girl for n K A while janet Becker and Sharon Bartley served as her .ttendants. The chapter', Pres id ent, Mltcia Bruggeman, "".15 named May Queen Fall elections on campus found LuAnne president of Panhellen ic Nancy Ohler on Student Senate and Carol HiKhka Secretary of the YWCA. Ma ry jane Ra y is president of WRA and Judy Burk is Secret.ry.

O HI O ZETA - MIAMI U NIV ERSITY , C h rtered, M .,. 11 , J 9<4" Pl Ed ge D. y, October 11 , J 9'6. 25, 19,6: Catherine Baumann, Cleveland: Donna Di ckey , El,v:ln. III,:

1 4 2

(Penny) Jonu, III.; BarbarJ K:mp , Glenridge , N J.

At the annual 0 .4 K carnival the Pi Iku Phi-A T !J. booth, "Milk. Yc .W.y," gave M iamians a chance to try their milking skill on life-slled. paper machi, mOVollblc cow, and the two chapters fC'Ccived the th ird pla ce a ard. Ohio Z part icipated in the Republi can Mock Convention wilh the members of I E IS the New York Sute delegation and ,..'C'rc ',udtd the nrst place trophy for the best d dcRali on in the parade.

Dur ing Mlr. Day fcstivities, Charlo tl e Dockum and Carol Neal were tapped Or Mortu Board. Nancy Arndt , Betsy Britten, Blfbar. Kemp , Carol Christianson, Diane Divers Diane Cukey. Sue King, Penny J ones, and Virginia Walder. ,",'cre for ewen, the sophomo re leadership honorary.

In campus dC'Ctionl, Nancy Arndt was to represent the sop homore c1asJ. and Sally GroS! wu chosen u junior c1us repre· sentative. Charlotte Dockum presides :as president of Panhellen ic Associa tion. and Ka y Glass was elected treasurer nf A.W .S.

Patricia H ous ton. current sweetheart of I X is the t hird CO nseCutive pj Bc:ta Ph i 10 honorcd. Lynne Dav idson, a new addi· tio n to t he cheerleading squ:ld, has keepina up Miami spirit at football .umes this fall.

For the best sorority aude averaae l ut semester, the ch:ilpter W:lS awardtd the rout ina scholarship cup.

CAIIOL

NEAL

OHIO ETA- DEN I SON UN I VERS I TY. Charlered, Seplember 8, 1954. PI,da' D.)', Oclober 2, 19:56. INITIATED , September 18, Mary J ant Imhoff. MI. Vernon; J acquelyn O.lllesby, Linco l n, Ill , Denison Pi Beta Phis on returning to Ihe house Ihis fall. found three of their number amonfl the missing. Alice Ann H ursl was on her ay to H oward University to participate in Ihe Denison cxchange student pro,,;ram there. S:lndy Kuhl :lppearin.ll: in a summer theat re production of "The Tender Trap" 10 Canton. and J oanne McMath not yet h:lving rcturnN from Vcruillu where she music th iS summer al the Palis de Fontainbleau. AddN to our rosier. however. and wel comed by all was N:ilncy Kr omer, a Cleveland Pi Btt:l Phi who tra nsferred fr om Hillsdale Anothe r pleasant surprise was the effective outdoor lighting supplied by Dr. Wagner, a loyal "Pi Phi PoP." hich makes our happy home away from home sp :nkle like the Ta; M:lhal Having returned fr om Convention. J anie Botsford. the chapter rush chairman. set things into motion immediately. Ohio Bat · tended the novelty pany which they have decided to use th is fall at Ohio SUle.

The universitr UIS building and theatre ere opened thi s fa I. Pnnclpal speaker at the dedication prO.ll r:lm, O ctobe r ;15 Mr J o hn Gusner. Professo r of Pla ywr iting at Yale University. prominent New Y or k Dra matic cr itic and th e foremost writer on the theatre in America today The theatre is experimental; the auditorium holdi ng three stages all of which ill be utilized in i ts nrst production. "Be.':.':ar On Horseback," October 27.

As a final note to a very successful fall. cheers ,11:0 to Marti Shraplcs and Sandy M iskelly , Pi "Beta Phi iunior Advi sors wh o "'cre such reliable representatives in the freshman d orms. Also Jean ie Wilson. upped last spring for Morl:llr Board Ohio H as treasurer and acts as co·editor of the D'1fIJ D fWI1f , university ne""$paper.

PLwcro : Jo lynne Belt. Weirton. W.Va.; Rd)t:cca Bryant. South Charleston, W.Va.; Marp;aret M Cleland. Pa .: Di ane B Conner. West Englewood. N J .: Nancy E. Gibson, Great Neck. N Y .: Marlto Hart, P iedmont. Calif.: Karen G. H:ilmdah l. louisville. Ky.; Bdty J. H ess, Clevebnd: Nancy K Locke, Madison WIS. : Ann E. lucas, Piqua : Jea n M cFadden. Chicllto, Ill.: Suunne Marston, I ndianapolis. I nd.: Nina E. Miller EI-;n Grove. Wis.: Judith U. Nagley. Ft. uuderdale. Fla .; C.,nthla Ne", hall. Hartingt on. III.: Sue Sahr, I ndianapoli s I nd.: Carroll A. Tarvin. Sout h Bend. I nd.; Sandra J. Teel Wayne. Pa.; Diane J. T orRler. S. Euclid: and Sally A Tyler. Columbus. A NNE HAMPTON

DELTA PROVINCE

MARYLAND BETA-UN I VERS I TY OF MARYLAND. Chal" 190 I NITlATlD. October 6. 19) 6: Mary Ruucll Baltimore: Irene Schaeffer. Oxon Hill; Patricia Mulve y. WuhinRton. D .C.; Nancy Peckham. Y orkto n H eiRhu. N.Y .: Kath y Fcal.,. Green Mcad o s

Ml ryland B has just completed a very successful formal rush period: nincc«n girls pledgN Pi Beta Phi. Th is year there ""ere two w«kJ of rushin. rather than only one u in the put. Durin,g the fim two weeks 01 informal rushin •• three mo re ,l:tirls pledged, bringing the pledge c1IU to a loral of ",'enry·two.

Last Apr il. the chapte r placed second in the Interfraternity Sing with the telectlon "Wiltz of the Fl o eN,.. arranged by Fred Waring Medo u. Graves. the chapter's 5On,c Ic.a.der. was onl, a freshman .It the time. so it is h o ped that this year. with her help Pi Beu Phi w ill be: arst.

Another award .inn the chapter u Ihe blood trop by The Red Cross bolds a blood drive twice a fur on campus and laSt setncJter the chapter had a1mou 100% donation.

Oueens of laS! seme:ster include Rutb umhe'rl Crescen t G irl of ,\ :( A and urol Wheeler , Dream Girl of • K T.

THE ARROW OF PI aETA PHI

Tapped fo r Diamond. the soro rity h ono ral'}'. ere Francu Reyno lds and Carol Wheeler.

Barbara l..cc Cox haS her o ·n news program o n \'(' MUC. the campus radio stltion.

Mrs Wild h onored the cholpter by attend in. the laS! rush diSCU.lsion before bids were .scnt out. A lso at this m«tlna W:lS Mrs. Hansen, Director of Extension.

PLF.OCIW : Grace An derson, Gaithersburg: Joan Buck. Ann Mendelis. Balt imore: Dottie Christensen. Adeline M oo re. Silver Spring: Georgia COrn ell. Bridgeto n, N.J.; PeRlY Creyke D Oily M cCabe. Adele Ritchie. Chevy Chase: Margaret Duncan, Barbara Hall. Cathy Schoen. Washington. D.C.; Louise Gillick. Ni:ilgara Pall s, N.Y.: Pat Martin, Arnold: Lynda Mye ts l Lake W ort h. Fla.: ja ckie M CDe rmott, lufkin. Tex ; Joan Pittman. Cheverly; Donie Sie,ltman, R oc away Ikach; J ackie Spen cer. West H ya tt sville; Martha Sterback. Fallston: Gay White. Tu stin. Calif.

CAROL WHIIIILft.

D. C. ALPHA-GEORGE WAS HI NGTON UN I VERS I TY Ch."er,d, 1889. D.y, September 30, 1956 I NITIATI!D September 22. 19:)6: Betty Ja ne Johnson , WuhinJ;ton. D.C.; Sandra Schorbach, H oba rt. Ind.

A fter a busy ,ummer the c hapter returned to school to help freshmen an orientation program planned by M yra Littl e. Student CounCil freshman Director. Three Pi Beta Phis, Bonnie Borden, Beuy Evans and I.inda Wagener. " 'e re upped for Tassels. sophomore omen·s hon orary, durin.!: the or ientat ion week hi ch featured a fashion show spo nso red by Delphi. fraternity women 's ho n orary which numbers Bev Borden and N:ilncy Wilson, and :l skit. put on by Mo rtar Board. of which Bev Borden is vice presiden t

Preceding into Fall Rush. M yra Little captained a successful rush season greatly honored by frequen t visits from Mrs Wild :ilnd highly rewarded by a full quota pledge class.

No"," relaxinR in the leu strenow period of informal rush. D.C. A alon,lt ith the whole school is eagerly awaltin. the bi,lt Weekend chairmaned by Bev Borden lIh aSSis tan ce from committee heads t ou Bernard and Nancy Wilson. M eanwhile. Betsy EVolOS and Nancy Wilson are workin,lt on the Student Council. Lou Bernard is chairman of the Student EOI oliment Com· mittee; Betsy Evans is news editor o f the paper and Nancy \\i'ilson is senior editor of t he yearbook and a member o f • E. nacional jo urn:lliism honorary.

The chapter. very proud o f the Inter Sororit y Athleti c Board Cup ·on by Pi Beta Phi, is no · warming up fo r the various tournamen ts determined to keep t hat h onor and to add many mo re in order to m:lke Pi Beta Phi tops o n the Geo rie Wuhing ' to n campus.

P lIIDGIID: Barbara Bernard. Arl ington. Va. Elizahcth Gis,:nialliat. Savannah. Ga.: Nancy Lee Head, Ka y Palk Sue Po rter Linn Fuller, Eleano r H ol t. Washington, D.C.: Nancy Oldham, Cuya· hoga Falls, Ohio: Barbar:l O Neili \'(forcester, Ma ss.: Ter ry Peters. Rochester. N Y Vicki Po ers. Evanston. III.; J ill Zell. OJ-yton Ohio.

ELVA Lilli SOIlOI!BEL

VIRGIN I A A LPHA- RANDOLPH MACON WOMAN'S C OL. LEGE. Ch.",nd, 1911 D.y , Sepltmbu 22, 19:56. INITIATED October 4. ConStance Carriere, J o y Hanna. The climu of the spring semester came ·ith the Rand o lph Macon tradit ional May OJ.)' at which time the Ma y Queen :lind her coun ere presented. Members of Virjinia A appunng in the cou rt were Anne Breckenr idge. Druci la Carothers. Cla ire Clay Liz Kendall Lila Scott. K ay Smith, \'(f )'n Sykes. and M arie \'(food:r' Actresses and dancers raking part in the pby itself 10' dude Anne Brec kenridge , Fl orine Hawl ey. Muy Hollenbur,l[ Sally and M a.nha McKay; Sidne)' Reid 1"15 in charge o f the mVltatlo nS comm ltt«.

At :lI chapel urvice near the end of the semester spec ial awards " 'e re presented to several outstan d in,lt members of Pi Beta Phi. Bruce Koobge received t he l yncbburg bun ch of the A.A U W annual membership award. Elmor HNden is now on a teachin,lt fellowship in the Department of Chemistl'}' at Smith Colle,l:te lor Driver wu awarded the distinguished J os eph Lamb A rmstrong Scholanbip presented each )'ear to a ,rudent in English. Recently Barbara Lovey Driver. Win Sykes were named to the Dean's LISt. and Virginia Catching. T on i Day Frances Persinger. and Matth a M cKa v will serve as J unior Ushen during tbe J ur, this award beiOJ: based on scholarship for the sprins;: semester.

The various J«rcc SOciCCles functioning on our campus sclected to be: their memben many girls from our c hapter. New II members a re A nne Breckenridge. T o ni Day. Anne La,, hon. and Lucy Suns · bury. Am Sam chote Ton i Oaf and Lovey Driver. and O. a be:auty organiza tion. added Connie Carrier and Dru cilla Carothers to their ,ltroup.

T o ni Oay was appointed assistant chairman in char,l:te of Freshman Orientation. Tuinin,lt group leaders under her ere Marlene Ba yliss. Tali Burton lovey Driver. An ne H une. Harr iet Man in Mar ie W oody. olnd Virginia CatchinR, Renie FerlC'uJOn Jo Grosan. Henrietta Gwaltney, M artha McKa y. Frances Pers inger. Sid ney Reid and Lucy SWlJbury sen'ed as ass istants The Sopho· more "Ask Me ' s" had Mary Cox. Betty J o Fi te. Mercer M cK ee: Kaney V oth. and Sue '\l,7 hitcIord t o help them o rientate the fr cshmen Elected to the Y W.C A Cabinet were Virginia Catcb. ing. Marlene ihyll55 and Nanc), Griffin,lt, while Mercer M cKee:

"'ill sern as auisunt chairman of the social committee of ' hicb Virginia CatcblO« and Rmie ferguson lIe abo members.

Freshmen of Ian year elCCltd 10 sophomore o ffi ces arc Betty J o Fite, 5Ophomore Judiciary fCprcsentative Sue Wbiteford. soPhomore student commm« member; Mary Cos, who is in charze of Sophomore Pllents' Weekend the end of October. Ginny Catching " ' 1.1 elected "Ice·presidenl of the junior class. Two seni ors of ,hom the chapter is prOud arc LovCJ Driver. president of the Knior class, and Wm Sykes, pmldent of Judiciary committee. I n the sprln, Win Sykes, Lucy Siansbury. and Pusy Terry, put president of JudiCiary comnuuee, partlclpated in the Regional National Students ' Associatio n m«ung

Lovey Driver and Paula Ra,usa, a plcrlge, " ' Iii appear in lead· in, roles in the fall "Sock and Buskin" play , to be prescnttd in connection With Sophomore Parents ' Weekend. Mar ie Woody and Martha McK.y have been named as new members to the Dance Group.PLEDGED ; Constance Bethel, Ann Cathey, Cora Conner, Jane Cornick, Ann Darby, Betsy Dohrman, Edith Gallager, Lynn H ume, Polly Ishmael, Mimi Kerr, Susan M cGee, Mary Ann Michaelis, Martha Mills, Paise Murray, Mary Newson. Ann Nichols, Nancy Parkin, Carol Penn, Ann Pryo r, Paula IUlI:usa, Susan Searle, Deane Shafer, Ann Schudy, Cita Smalley, Martha Trotter, Susan Westbrook. Penny Zimmerman.

V IRGINIA GAM.M A--cOLL EG E OF WILLI A M AND MARY C han c red , J 92'. INIn.o\TEJ), October 11, 19'6 : Grace Mu nson, Ar lingto n; Mary Jo Rink (Mrs. Thom.as). Sutherl.and.

All 01 the Vir&lI'Iia I' Pi Bet.a Phis welcomed the "tut of .an· o ther school year enthusiastically, Sel'en o f them had spent the summer in EW'Opc and Kay Wirth and Donna Kay Smith returned bUBtioa: ith convention t.alk, new ideas, and longs.

The fiut events of the semelter were .a picnic given in honor of the new initiates and a social party gi"en for us by 4> K T frllernity.

Last spring J oan R.a y, Ka y Wilth, .and Donn.a Kay Smith _ere t.appcd for Mortar Boud, and twenty members were elected to the Dean ' s LiK, The achievement o f which the chapler was the most proud wu the rlK fr om third to second place scholastically on the campus. Lois V,II shone as .a member of the senior M.a v Court and s cctheart of K A fr.aternity , Patsy Bo)'er 11'25 elected president of ! 6 n nlti onal h onorary Sp.anish Society: Suzanne J ou rnee president of the Future Teachers of Amen c.a; Diane O.akerso'n, president of Orchesis, the modern d.ance group. The most outstanding honor was the selection of Ju lie Mudge 25 M iss William and Mary.

J ANE IOTT

W EST VIRGINIA ALPHA- W E ST VIRGINIA U NIV E RSITY, C hutned, J918. Pl ed"e Da y, Se ptember ) 0, 19 ' 6 , IN!nATI!D, April 7, 19,6: Elizabeth Darn.all , F.ayetteville; Mar ilyn Garrison, Weinon, Hon ors whi ch came to West Vi rgini.a A l.ast spring included: Mortu Boud, Judith Porte r: Chimes • .aJne McMillion and Carole Riggs; Li T oon-Aw.a, Frances Buncs; 4> B K Sandra Kessel: initiated into 9 I 4>, Ann M cMunn; pledged to !If. ., Fran ces Barnes; p residen t o f Y.W.C.A., Jud ilh Po rter; junior representative to Y,W.C ,A, Cabinet. Fran ces Barnes: sccret.ary of A.W.S, Carole Riggs; senior represent.ative to A .W.S., urolyn byfield': M ountainlair Advi sory Board, J.ane McMillio n; Mountaineer Weekend Steerin ,t Committee secretary, Marj o rie Fre w : Freshman Guides for 19,6, J.ane McMilli on. Judith Porter. Ann M cMunn , and urole RiAAS; vice-president of Jun io r c1.au. Ja ne M cMillion; K j). IT secretary, Judilh Porter; "inner o f West Vi r· gini.a Junior Chamber of Commerce fl o .at desi.£n contest, Nanc y S.anderbcck; AssisUnt Business Manager of Al o n/ito/d, Ann Mc· Munn i Student Health Commiuee and a discussion leader It West Virgil'lla Rural Health Conference, Ruth Keister. o f Dolphin, Lucie Tuckwillcr; Swcrtheart of I • E, urol,n Gunson: • I K Sweethurt, Linda M c Nary; Attend.ant to IT K A Dream Girl, Elizabeth Darnall. The past president, Linda M cNary, is now Issistant dean of women at Adelphi Colle.Re, Garden City, N Y. H onors won by the new pledges are , prince" to Po rest Festival, Ann Tlylor: president of Woman's Hall North, Junne Roth , West Virginia A Convention delegates, Ann M cMunn and Jane McMillion, reported on their "wonderfu l , excitin.R, and thrill,".£" esperien ces at national n 8 '" Convention, For the benefit of t he chlpter, Ann prepared I notebook co ntainin.R a report and souvenirs from the tr ip.

Du rin, the summer, the ho use usoci.ation redecorated the living rooms with the Iddilion of 1"'0 new curved sofas and a marble lopped coffee uble, The Build ing Fund Committee re ported o n plans for the addition to the house whi c h is to be started in June, 19H , The summer contributi ons to the Bu ildin.R F und touled $3 28.00.

The university campus is the scene o f mu c h buildinJ: I ctivity with reconstruction of Mech.anica l Hall which burned this summer and the con stru c tion o f a new wo men ' s dormitory which ill house }70 airls Unt il the completion of the new d ormi tory, there arc sil[ active members liv in.R in the ch.apter room. They will move into their rooms in the new hili sho rt ly.

Rushin g season begin September 16 and the chapter entered with grel t enthusiasm D rop list bidJing was initilted on the campus this rushing season I ndian Party , Gnomt Pa rry and Canni· bal Party were futures o f Ihe rus h 'ed:. The 18 pled.Re J were ,::il'en white carnat ion cor5l.Res and booklet schedules. in the fo rm of the pled,e pin, immediately upo n r«eivin,lii: the ir bids , They

'ere entertaintd at the house overnight aod " ' e re Krwlded by the IctlVct , The ch.apter attended chur ch '" .a body and plcdgmJ: .. as held that afternoon fo llowed by I buffet supper whICh w as attended by the alumnz:.

The chapter w on Ihe second place trophy on the h1lJl:e 20 fOOl R.aggedy Ann doll which 'as the house deco ration for Mountain· eel' Weekend,

PLEDGm : Lcl.a A liff. BailCf. Ka thryn Simpson, Ann Tayl or, Charlesto n: Sandra Conwell, Oarksburg' MafJ Jo Cox C.arol K arr Cie,ndenin; Jane Enns Galton; <:.armen G&mblc: Moorefield; J anice Grow Parkersburg: Ann Mo rris. Chatb.am N J .; Mary Thrasher, Sistersville; Jlne Runner, Wash in.Rton: D .C.: Jeanne Roth , P.a uime Cannon, Wh eelinJl: ; Mel ind.a Morris, J oy Strawn, N.an cy Troller , M o rg.antown.

RBPLEDGED : H elen Ha djis , Wheeling: Ann H arless, M onl.Romery. Runt KIIIS TEIi

EPSILON PROVINCE

MI C HIGAN A L P H A- HILLSD AL E CO LL EGE. Ch.rlert d 188;. Pl ed ,c D .y, M uch 8. 19'6 Michig.an A was honored to r«eive second pl.ace in the M.ardi Gras skits, The score was fr om " The Ki ng Ind I" and the lyrics revised by Jud y W o rden. J oy Solberg, President of W omen's Council officiated at the c ro wnlllB of the M.ardi Gras Rex. • The coliege J - H op held in tht Spring. reco.Rnized Thel ma Mullm. Sandy Sisso n, M.arc ia J ann.asch and Lois Gib · bons on the queen's (ourt. ' " Rhapsod y in Wi ne .and Blue" was the theme for ou r Spring Forml l, held .at Tecumseh Country Clu b. Ro,lters Coman wu crowned .as o ur " Ar row Man ."

Marci.a Jannasch, Mi chigan A presiden t • .also ho ld s the o ffices of P.anhellenic Council .and president o f L.amplighten. ThiS hll, eight of our ,lii: irls p.articipated in o rient.alin&: Ihe new fresh!!,en o n campul, They are Jo anne ummett, Betty 81'0" 1'1, M.a rcla Jan n.asch, Thelma Mull i n, Lucie Bruere, J udy Arno ld, J o· anne J ones Ind K.a y Fahey

\'(' e be,ltan o ur fall semse ter with ou r semi-.annu.al ope n house for all new men o n campus. It " 'as .a tremtndous success and a good time 11'11 had by all.

Chapler schol.arship winners receh'ed recognition and .a ' ards .at ou r annual Pi Phi scholarship night

Pat Aldrid,lte, Provin ce $crvice A a rd ""i nner, M arcia J .annasch and Betty Bro wn attended convention.

PL(DGED : Rim.a Freeman , Sandra Smith, Detroit: Pat Curtis. \'(layne.: Norma Jean Tho mpson, T o ledo. Ohio; Alice D e Pew , J oneSVille, BETTY Ross DR OWN

MI C HI GA N B ETA-U NIV E RSITY OF MI C HI GAN, C h l rlere d , 1886, Pl ed lie D ay, October 7, J 95 6 INtTlATliD September 18, 19 )6: Ros.alie Hil debrcch t, Evanston, 111. '

M ichigan B was very proud o f the many hon ors con (erred upon its members last Iprin,lt, The foll o win,lt " 'ere tapped for campus ho noraries : M ary Nolen and S.ally \'Vilken son "'ere tapped for Scrl,)lI, senior women activities hon orar y; C.aryl Dumond and J OCie Watt were fo r M ortar Board, senior women 's act ivi · lies .and sc hola rship honorary : N.ancy Pkll.a Brehm was ci«led to '" n K and '" K 4> : Penny Bro"' n Ed ison and Ann Tayl o r T ommtlein being elected to • K 4>. Ma ry A lice Cia,lt.£el wu elected 10 M • E, n.ationd musi c ho norary. Se"eul sop homores were fo r Wyvern, .actiyi ties ho norary for junior women. inc1udm"yDee Bak er, Ali ce Louie h Lin d.a Ball in,lt. Jan et Neary, .and Polly .an Schoick. Three fre s men " 'ere .appointed to A A freshman ho noury , including urol Kinzie, Alice Ro yer, and J u lie Windh.am Pa t rici.a Mooney, .a June ,ltraduate, became a mem bel' of the American Pharmacy Associati on :rhe chapter will be " ' ell represented in the W omen's ua,ltue thiS year IS severa l house members were elected to positions i n Ihat organiza tion: Al ice Louie, Women's J udici.ary Council : K ay Yonkers, Inte rviewin,lii: and N omin.atin.R Committee; Lind.a Dallin,lt Publicity Chairman fOr J unio r Girls' Play; Vera Kh oury. As: s istln t Chairman Special Proj ects Committee; .and A li ce Roy er \'<'omen's Athletic Associ .ati on Dance Coordinato r ' J ANII L WILSON

MI C HIGAN G A MMA- MI C HIGAN STATE U NIV E RSITY C ha r1 e red , Febru uy 17, 19 4 5. Pl f d ge D ay, J a nu ary 20, 1956. INITIATr:o, Ap ril 27,. 19'6: Sonia Badu.ak, J anice Hut, [)cuborn: ).u ve r, OctrOlt: Bubara East iansiojl;; S.a ra Cook, SallOe; K.aren Fo lt', Flint: T o nta H orstman , Berkeley: Nancy JulieQ , University. Pa!k, M o.; K.aren Kaunitz. Bay City: J udith Co lumbia Ci ty. I nd. ; Carol An n LUJ:e, Buffalo, N.Y.; l udrth Larwood, Snyder, N y ,: P eAAY Nelson, Bl oomin.Rton. Il l.; Barban Pelton , T olcdo. Oh io ; Const.ance RoscnberRtr, Br ecken· rid,lte; Mary Jane Wool ncr. Grand Rapids: urol Y oun,lii: , Ponti.c. This fall tne Mi ch igm r ' s returned to find the bedrooms of the house newly painted. New foldin,lt doors "'ere instatled in the butment between the dinin,lt room and the ch.apler room pro· vid,nM: mOle privacy fo r chapter meetin.':s md .a quiet study room. The chapte r i mproved in suholarship last term fr om 6t h to }rd place and now hopes to improl-e eyen more wilh the new .tudy roo m.

Jani ce VanDerJa,lii:t 'as in chu.Re of the Pi Beta Phi Newsletter "' hich keeps the M ichi.R.an r's in contact th rou,lii:hou t the SUmll'itr. Pe,ltIY Foster " 'u tliPped for Mortar Board and chosen yi ee·

president. Eve:!yn C.ulson. Sonia B.dauk J udy u"-,ood. and KafClI Full: wefe for T o er Guard. th e Soph omore Women's Ho nora...,; Eyrirn .nd Sonia were .n nou nced as pres ident and secretary rCl pec u vd y. Caro ly n K o walik was ap pointed to Jun io r Council.

Sally Sharp " 'o n the M ichi.lt.n Sute Women's Amateur Golf Ch ampionship and mlny other tou rnaments during the summer.

Audr. Stark, • for mer memMr of Mich i,ltln r W.IIS crowned Miss V;'J: ini a in the Miss Unh'cr sc contest.

With the inspi rin.lt reports from Connn i ion Mi c h i.lt. n r is stri.,ing to ward. "better than e ver" vcar

PLEI)CI!.D; Jan Ande rso n , St. Louis, Mo .; Evelyn Cadson. Wh,le Cl oud; Judy Me yer , Ft Wayne , I nd.: Di2nc WillIams, Webs te r Grovu. Mo.

ON T ARIO A LPHA -U NIV E RSITY OF TORONTO C h I" tfred, 19 0ft The school ycar ended ve ry successfully fo r t he T oro nto Pi Bela Phi s. EiRhteen Rirls Rradu.ted and sill" of thue S.A.C. h o no r ald, Jll: ivcn by the Univeu ity o f T oro nto. They were : Mary j ane Chimp. Kt. t hl«n Leonard, Anne Kil,e: ore, Meredith Robinso n and Diana H oas. Diana H oas was o ne of t he th ree who represen ted the Universit y of Toron to on the \'(fo tld Universi ty Service Sem inar in Europe. Ann H arris "'u the deltJIate to the fonieth bitflnial conven tion i n Ct.lifornia. She then studied F ren ch o n l1 $C ho ll1uh iD at La vol Universi t y in T ueber City.

T he annuai ho use partf was held , after examinat io ns , l1t Barbara Cuham 'l CO Ill1ge 10 Mus ko ka This 'as l1 line oppor· t unity for t he Rirls o f Onurio A to be tORether for an entire eek.

ONTARIO

SUZANNE MASON

BETA-U NIV E RSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO

Occ o btr 19 1 4 Pltdl. D.y, s.ptt m bar 10, 19.5 6 Ontario 8 ninetun active members l1nd twent y Dled,lt1:S o n t he weekend of ScDtember 21, at ch l1 pte r This is l1n institu t ion wherein the new Rir ls are ,ltiven an opp(lttunity t o know the old ,ll:irls better, bdo re t he y l1re o fficial ly pled,lted. Gail Funston. the chl1pter deleRue to Convtfltion l1 t Pasadena in june, g IVe a very in lerestin,lt account of the activities Cl1rried on there.

Pi Beta Phi al so 'el co med ano ther t ravellin,lt member, Pat Ro b inso n, ' ho was the university dele,ltate to a s t udtfl l seminar in Europe th is .umme r,

The c hl1pter wu proud to lurn tha t last fur's president. H e len Mak i, no M rs. Kenneth H obso n , wo n the Governor Genera]'s Medal at graduati o n. T h is medal is t he l1 wa rd fo r the hi,;:he s t standing ill final examinations for the Bac helor of Art ' s De,ltree

The Clu b o f Lond on entertained the ne pledlt;C5 and the l1ctive chapter a t a ·iener roast sh o rtly afte r the pled3ing ceremo ny , At t hat time Pa t Robinson sho e d slides whi ch s he too k in Eu ro pe

PLEDGED : Ph i llipa DuMou lin , Ikverley Ha rtwe ll , Mu io n Ma c· Lean, Pam eb Perk ins, N o rma Purdo m , Louise Vassar , London: j oan Hamilt on Relinl1 , Saska tc hewan; j aqutiine Tait , Shanty na y; Lo rna M c K i nne y, Sl1ult Ste. Marie ; Sl1ndr a Boe,d , K itche· ner; Doreen Anderson, Freel ton: Gaye P hilips, Weilan d; Katherine Kal bfleisch, Zu rich; Suunne H a kins , Donna Sadlerr, T oro nto; Mau reen Burke, Cl1I./rl1ry. A l berta; Patr icia Ma cK«n , Windsor: Mar,o Currie, j o an Playfair, Ottl1wa : Ph yllis Ump · bell. Ailsa Craig

NORUN 1.J. I NG

ZETA PROVINCE

INDIANA ALPHA- FRANKLIN C OLLEGE C hart.nd 1 aaa P led J. Day, Se p t.mbar 1 .5 , 19.5 6 INITIATED September 8 , 19'6 : Carole Esserman. ja net Stewart, Kl1therine Tanon ;s. Indiana A is makinlt; iuel f at home in t he ne suite of room s in Brodehurn Elsey Hl1ll, ne dormitory for om en just bein,lt completed , Af ter a successfu l rush eek auo heads ere pinned o n the chapter 's nine pledges.

Elizabeth Ric hard son, member o f the 19'6 clau, bro ught to the ch apter many hono n in bein,lt named outsll1ndin,lt senior , o ne o f Wh o'l Wh o ;" Am,r;u" Co/hIli .",/ U,,;II,rl;r;tl, a arded a scho lars hip to Colsate Rochester medical school. and ,t; uduate d summa cum il1ude ith an A aveta,lte fo r her fo ur years.

Betty Smith received tht Panhell e nic scho larship cup fo r the hi3hest total hours of A l u t year She is servinlt; l1S Dresiden t of the coil e,e cho ir , vice·president of the collqe you th fello s h ip, and .u student necutlve ch a irm an for Rdi, lous Emphasis W«k th is fal l. jud y Stark is in Germany for l1 ynr's study n an Exc hanlt;e studen t , j udy B"bcock u co·dir«tor of the ori,inai student s ho , " lJianca ." J udy is nrinlt; the ho nor pin a arded to outstanding snllot in H umanities: Ellie Voss Bri niun a n the "rhtest $Cholastic improvemen t : j udy Stuk sophomore scbolu tic Carole Esserman , hi.& hdt fruhman scho ll1nh ip.

P UDGto: Patty AndrCWI Ka ren Lemley. COnDie Richard.on. Vir,i nil Vandivier. Fr.anlcJin; june M i tc bell Bru il; Lind.a Van · divler. Morll ntOwn: A lice S Ol1n En White New Alban y, Annelle Templeton. T ipton.

BllTT Swrm

INDIANA BETA- INDIANA U NIV E RSITY Cb.artcnd, 1891 P 1tdl r O af', s. p lt mba r 17 19.5 6 INlnATED, October 19 151)6:

THE AtROW OF " UTA PHI

Judi Bolld. Am, Lou Ponton Carol P urves. Carol Ra,ta n , Indian· Jpo i.; Y ol andl1 Br«do n Ande rso n: Beuy Cra f o rd. Vitlt;in ia Sly, EvansYille: Barbua Embrey. Sue LeSer. A lbany; Connie G')Odknigh t, Mari o n ; ) oa o Hattendorf , F Ori Wayne ; V ir"i n ia Ree d , Elkhar t ; Margie Stl1n forth, j effersonville i Nancy Goshen: j oan Bro n. Varna. Il l.; j udy M OVIUI. Rivet Po res t , Ill.; Beck., Norman, Danville. 111.: · bura jean Pas so j ud y Seese, Park Rid,e , Ill ,; DubaJl1 Stevens. ShenandOl1h. 10.1.; Martha Crays. Springfield. Oh io ; K athryn K irkland, Owen s· boro. Ky, : Caroly n T odd, Beaumon t , Tell" , Ind ll1n a 8 Joined • r l1 for the Fall u rniva l, benefit for the Cl1mpuJ Comm unity Chest, in Octobe r , The theme for the chapter's boo t h as Grecian Market. 1: N and P I Beta Ph i san3 t03ether in the Annua l H om«omin ,;: Sh o w It w., a re pel1t performance of the producti o n/resented for the I. U Sina la s t May hi c h on l1 first plICe l1war

Mrs Lewis O. Ward Z P rovinct Presid ent, visited t he c hapter fo r ICve rl11 da ys in O ctober, The ne init iates we re hOllessn at the A T 0 house for a reception ho norin3 Co lonel H eury j M ulle r , Jr I' MS&T

The Pledge D ance, held Dt cembe r 1, hl1d a theme centered afound a SwiM Chl1let. H ono ubk me ntio n as ,ltiven to the Chaptet f o r the " Little )00 " pit deco ut io ns. Indiana B 15 the co·ed sponsor fo r 4> 11 9,

A t the W omen's Man meet ins lut sprin,lt the Pi Beta Phis re ceived ml1ny honors. Barbara Hrbner and Nancy Crouch. who is no W' president, ere elected to Mortar Board. P leiades, juni o r H o n o rary , sel ect ed Sana Franke and Ela in e Mi tc hell. Laura Jean Pa.sso..... Virginia Sly, j Ol1n H attendo rf, Marthl1 Cuys. urol Purvu, and Virginia Reed "'ere chosen for membership in Enomene , Sophomore H ono ruy.

I ndiana B on the Sc holarsh ip CUD fo r the third consecutive semuter Last spring. The y no retain the Cup. the Chl1pter to ud this gOll ere Carol H udson and Nancy Ullrey. chosen for • B K Frances Hubbard and jud y W a lte r ere e lected t o B T 2:. j i ll Huris beumo a membc:r of n A e Nl1tio nal Educa· tion H onorary.

At the be,ltin nin g o f the semester ll1ura jean Passo as ulected for membership on the Board of Standards A .W.S. LI Noa L ScHMIDT

INDIANA GAMMA - BU TL E R UNIVERSITY

Auau'l 2 7, 1 8 9 7 Pl e d •• D a ),. Stpt mber 8 19 .5 6, I ndiana J' belan the new eollele term ith a great dea l o f enthusiasm hich u bro ught back by the five members wh o l1l1ellded Convention. The Pi Be l a Ph is elected into the clUj; ho n o uries last Ma y in · clude the fo ll o wi ng : Chario ue Forsyth. Cuol H ouselield, Alell"' l1ndu Lemc ke. Mug are t Pa r ke, Anl1lie Shulthesis, and Nancy Van A nddl. Spun, sophomore omen ·s ho no ut')'; Mucil1 DeWitt , Helen Foster , Caro l yn Green Sue Lo nlJest , and E l inor Sheppt.rd, Chimes, junior o men' s ho no rar y. I nillaled into th e new M o rtl1r Board Chap te r in stl1Ued at Bu t ler Universit y in t he SP rin3 , " 'ere Nancy Flemin,;: A n n K o hlme; er and j o A nne Niehau s. C hl1rte r members o f the M o rtar Boud chapter included two I n· dil1na rs , Che r ry Sheppard and judy Wool,ltu Wilson.

The new women's do rmitory th e first on the campus, was read y for occup an cy th is fall and now ho uses some 12, ome n students. Pl edged : Ma ry Ha c kemeyer, Patticil1 Helt , j oanne Metca lf, j udy Pave y, Kath ryn Williams, Ind iana po lis; j oan Abraham. Seymour ; ja nn Heeb. Connersville; Sandra Templin, R ichmo nd jo ANN.B N I.BIfAUS

INDI A NA D E LT A - P U RD UE UNIV E RSITY. C hartered, 192 1. P le d , Da y, Ftbruary 12, 19.56. The Indiana 6 Pi Beu Phis returned to the cam pus to be welcomed by the charminR ne housemo ther, Mrs Gwendolyn Cushing fr o m Suffield, Con n The ho use had been repain ted Ind o ur pl1neled recre l1 tion room "'U no w completed.

Spring aqd rail have besto e d many honors on Pi Betl1 Phis J oan ne Buschbaum ,raduated ith highest distinction hono rs in the upper three pe rCen t 0 1 the of the Science Sc hool. Bubu1 O les. j oan Fmnl1nder, Jud i t h j ac kson , and Mary Alice Ml jor were 3udua ted with dis tinction in the u pper ten pt"rcen t 01 their clau. We had 28 chapter members h o no red IS dist inguished stu denlS lor the 51?rinR semelter

Jed y Do",nlng , Lois H arrison , Marilyn Henley and Nan cy Lowe were tapped f or Mo rt.1.r Boud. Darbua Davies and Dia na Humbau,h ere l1 ar ded M o rnr Bol1rd scholarships. They I re usin3 them to study abroad.

Th ree Pi Beta Phi s, Barbara D ies. j Ol1n Fin na n der, and Ku i n Hellman , were chosen fo r the Ma y Qu«n Co urt , Cl1th i Riley is t he new Sweet hurt of IN.

J ody Downin, bu Men chose n u Edi to r of the 19'7 DtI,riJ , the Purdue Nancy Lo e is a Senior Edi tor, and M adonna O imhut, Marilyn Schafer and Tl1jana Schm idek are servin, IS j unior Editors of t he yearboo k Betry M ood, and Shirley Gayd.. were e lected IS Student Union Vice·Presideots. &/u,,,t jun ior Ed i tors incl ude O rue Wilkes and Nancy Worden In cl au electiON, Marybetb Lyles u chosen Secretary of t he sophomore class.

J oan Ma f'Yd was chosen to set'Te on the O ld M utcrs' Comm ittee a prosram whicb brings persons o f the professio nal l1nd business fields In tbe campus durin. the fall. JOAN M ARV El

IND I ANA E PSI LON-D EPA UW U NI VE RSITY. Charttffd, 19 4 2 P led,a D .y, Septe m ber 2 6 , 19.56. INln ATm. October 1-4, 151'6: Sandra Oi1[o n Miam i Be acb, Fla .; Carolyn D uncan, Day·

laO, Ohio: ural Ja nel, Victori.a CIC'YcI.and H righlS, Ohio: Bub.ara ChinlO, Ill. ; Judith Robertson Brownslown: P.auiCla Sommen Kule.'ood M o.: )Ulhlcen Wood, udu R.apidl, Iowa.

The I ndiana E Pi Btla Phis 10 DePauw's campul with a full house of fifty-onC". A new scrttn d oo r, a freshl, painted Ii!". inl room and dinln,R loom. a new dn'enport, wallpaper In the card room, and the add ilio n o f a foldinlt dmin.c room door had been addrd 10 hOUR during Ihe summer

I ndiana E ,amed a ·onderful clau. AI inforrnal ing. the chaptrr prtSldrnl pinnrd and blue ribbons on ,.'enrr An open hnUI(" was in Iheir h onor.

The ch:lpttr is no.' m,kin.c plans for Its Old Gold O:lY. and Fie ld Oa),.

LUI sprioS NanO' Ford and Annt J:ludo n wrre ek<"led to M ortar Board' and C:lrol Con.' ay 0 11 8 K H onon.

Pledged: Jane Bo)wman. J i!1 W e bstrr Grovu Dtborah Davie"!. I-{erlthts. Ohm: Ann Ooohllle. Mlsha · 'al.::l; M artha Dorset!. Janr Mrdairs, I ndian:lpolis: Duncan K ansil City. Mo.: J udy Lind, I.y nn Eun SlO n. III.: Betsy Vil1 cenne"! ; Nancl I vtt so n. Murris, I. rnda \,(hlson ChiulO, III.: Caro l M rJ T lliedo. Ohio: SJUy Mood v, Paul s Valley, OldJ : Carolyn Phillips \'(Iarnw: Sl nnrr , Bl oomin,ltt on: Lind:l Wuhin,ltlon: Crli:l WillOn. Day · lon, Ohi o: J o \"o n Roscn, Rivu Forest, 111

CAKOLYN KAY

I NDIANA ZETA- BALL STATE TEACHERS C OJ.L EGE. C hlnued , AUlun 2J, 19 52. PI4!d le D ay. AUj;luIC 21. 22. 19 52 I NITIAlED. April 15, 19 )6: J udilh Ash c raft. Seymour: Ihrhar.ll NJncy R ()('If, fori (u o hn Cuulson, M:lry Gllrs. Je ri Tru sty MunCIe: P:llrici :l EnRlish. l-hrion: Grunka, East Chic.IIgo; J udnh H.IIm · mond: Sh:ltlln K:l Y JII"", A nderson: Phyllis Linh. Co lum bus : Mtnndl, Fum!lnd: FJnchon Tipto n: Jun Rinr. Koko mo: Annt SUh!y. Bc-rne: Sunn Th ompJ<')n J :lnn Trituchuh CUlle; Phyllis Vwom:ln M:lry So ulh Bc-nd: Dunn Albln y. INlnAT£O , n. 19)6: \'(I yn arJ Mu ncir: Muy I.Ou HOlstman. Hro Jud y M iller. lbmmn nd lht fr o m I ndi.llnJ Z to the mlid Feslivl! " Outtn of con les t this .III N o rth ·u as "Miss F:lrmbnd " :lnd second pb ce. Rulh Ha ntman .'.IIS :I mtmber of J unior Prom Court.

Ann H adlry, Ruth Horstman , Berta I r.' in. :lnd Alice Ra y eluled 10 K to n NJ l ionl1 Edunl ion H onorary. Ru th Ho rsi ' man :lnd A nn Hadley to Cbvia. Senior H ono l:lry Outs t:lndinjl; Knlors by th r deln at Ihe senior convOC:ltion wtr t MU l h:l Mon J Beru I rlJl'in. Nruen. A lice R:lY .nd O onnJ Wilber

Th t ch:lp ler ilJ annua l spring formal 101 I he Coun · try Club on MJ y 4. Thr theme fo r ·as "lkau and Arrow Ball."

On 1-o1:ly 28 Pi Beu Ph is hon ored their Rradu:ltin,l.! a t dinnrr :u Houst. Bert:! Irwin I hr schnluship trophy :lnd Ray wu :IS the nndldatr for (nltrnily strvlCe I. ard

In May, I ndiallJ Z 5tltclrd :I suite in womtn's d ormi · lOry 10 be t he home for Ihe c h.pttr durinR comin,lt }"urs Tht sui lt is located in H Ili Room 316. A NN H AD I F.Y

ETA PROVINCE

KENT UC KY ALPHA-U N I VERSITY OF LO U ISV I LL E C hanered , 192J. Pl tdKt Day, Se-pe4!mber 1 7 , 1956. INI1IATTD, }O, PJll y o owntS. Kentuc ky A 'on Bar ber Sh o p uHtet and Sin2 T o :ldd to these twO trophic, plr cbss 1$ a udrd all umpus sc ho brship trophy.

Carol C.IIud ill Outltlndinl Frts hman \'( 'omao o n umpu, ••-IS for io hono rar y sorori ty She W:lS pruidtnt of the or,lll niuli on Other Pi Bela Phi , tll"PCd for ho no rary rre: Fi fe and Sally D riscoll fnt 4> K 'I, and Orlly JOtI Fift' for Mortar Rnud Pi I3eI1 Phi wu tll It the uni \'ersi tv I. udrrship Camp by C:lr OI Caudill Ru nny H a,lton. Zumwalt Fifr. K aren A nn Krmdhal and Karen Sprinf(strd tltcted 10 commissio n huds o f Ih r Counci l.

PIIOCt:O : F:I )e COUrt Mnna ri Fr ui ts Jun Bush. NJnC)" Griffin, He kn Slin c hcomh. BarblU Oodir Prict', L.toddit Zum 11 M iri:lm Roe. Mary &"rrl y PATTY OOWNF.Y

TENNESSEE AI. PHA-U NIV E RSITY OF C HATTANOOG A. C h .re4!red, 1 92J. Pl edK4! D .)', Stpet'mber 2'. 1956. Tennt'utt A II Iht Univtnft )' of Chall:ln OOIt:l. bel!;an this sch()()1 \ur bv t l. co ming ne pledRts. All are lookinlt for ard to a gr:lnd sch oo l \ tar "' ith its ork .nd fun. Alrt'ad y 5eulinlt do n 10 'or k. Iht' chapt er is rtminded of tht many h onors by Pi Btta Phis al clost o f last YUr, -hic h o,'er for thi s yur Chief of thm W:lS Ihe sch oo l annu:ll editorship ' hi c h ent to P:lula Pule. PI fOCFn : Buhu. Burc kh.lttt Pat P:lllt'rSlln. St. Pt'teubur.,

Fb .: Matllyn Scott, St"anee; Mary Francct H oUaad, CbtTJ Chut' , Md .: Carter. Allanu. G • : A nn Clark Al ice John son, ChJtunoo.ca.

PAULA PEAK

TENNESSEE T UN IV ERSITY Ch • l 4!r4!d , No vember 9, 19",,0 INITIATED Much 195 6: ikt!y Emi ly Sm ith. Memph is: Connit M cK.IIY. Oak Ridle; Sauh LuO' Tr itschler Nashvil le: Betty Gunson. Adcock, Jackson. M in.: M arcella McKtnzi e:. Tyler, Tn ; Peggy A nmuong, BirminRh:lm. Ala .: Junoe 8ortr. GnClOnui. Oh io; Carro ll Langlry Alb nla. Ga. ; On: A nn D iC'l:r ns. St. loUI S, M o A fter DclnfE throu lh o ut the 'o r1d Ihis summer. Ihe mrmbels 01 renncss« 8 10 Jnd bel:lll (I n 2(i. All plu.5C'd 10 lind the house Itp'JlOlrd. Pi Btta Ph is on the Ad · vr sllty CounCIl and on :lssrSI IOR 10 ' C<lmlnlt freshmrn Fi,r .irls ftom the Conven· r; on In /I broug ht hu k o f insr iling in PJudrn;a The mrmbeu .eknmtd Ihr o f Ihrbar:l 8eUnrd .h o JUtnded III Edinburgh. Scoti:lnd last yur. In Ih r umpuJ elttlions !:aSI spring. Turntt was a at "".S G.A and Ikrfflice Mi!kr u chosen to I)n St-na tr. Mo ll y McN.IImJ rI Su,er, :I J une lIr1duate u ch oKn 1•.IIdy o f the Dott ie Fisher is o f Social Standuds Committtt, and Eluo or M cCarn IS m:lking p!:ans for 19)7 AnnUlI of hich sht' is rd ito r. Oe-!:ayed ruJiI al will uke p!:acr afler the Chmtmu ho lid ays Pu 1)(, 1 D A pril 17 , 19) 6: I.ynnr BI:lnd. St. Lo uis, M o.: M ary GormJn, K y. Ll rcy STITF..S

T E NN ESS EE GA MMA -U NIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE. C huttred , M ay 15 , 1948. Pl edge O a)" September 29 1956 Af ler of !:III rushln,lt, Tennes.5C'e r for J bioS ),e:l L J(li,es and o f Pi Bru Ph i cnloyrd a droner by Ihe 241h A house· puty \Io :lS pl:lnoed for Stplember 29t h Ind includtd :I visit to thr Pi Ikt:l Phi Sc hoo l 10 Ga t linbur,R :lnd Ihe plrdj:in,R o f niort«n girls. Binnie :I p1tdge, was 10 be of V.T Elun or H ub " ' u n:lmtd 115 Co Ed ito r of the V Ofllfltur, thr sc hool :lnnu:ll. The EleJn o r a trJn sfr r from tht Vnivrrsity o f Thr Pled,Rt :15 for O c tobe r }Ist.

PI [()('I.D: Sarah And rrson, Nancy Dixo n. K :lderly. Iklty Kn oxvi lk; 1hry Currey Sharon G. t ittle. Chalt:lIlI"'I-:I: K ay D illon, McMinnville:; SJuh E. Frr.cu50n, Pigron SU:lh H unley, H arrim Jn: Kelty , AII:lnta. G.II ; Elizabeth Mimi. Wi lma Rogrrsvillt: Binnie Rrnntr. I.il li,n Ronlo, Athrn s; I:lne Sheld on, Oak Ridge; Ann Tius\lo·orl h. Smithvillr: Nancy \'1; Il IO n. l-hdi so nvillr; Errol C. Co lumbia. DoIIOTl I Y } o H ooPBII

NORTH CA ROLINA ALPHA-UN I VERS I TY OF NORTH CARO LINA Ch," t-r 4!d, 1921 Pledg. 0. )', {kto bt-r "", 1956 North Carol in.ll A is now rnJ oy inlt nr • additi o n to the house hi c h "'.115 complelrd lut hll. Tht Itirls pr o ud o f the W.lll] to "JII c upclinlt do"nsl:lirs .lind Ihr new drs ks in !ludy room

Campu s aCli,itits beg.lln with Nivtn u Chairm.n of Orient It ion and 001 Greul:lch JS Co ChJi , man o f Orirn· ution Ad viser Train i n,lt St-rvinj.! JS or it'nUlion ad visers wrrr SJndrrs. Sha libo. Bobbitt. Susan French, Iklty MJ ddi50n. Belh Buir .nd H:lN' Y \'(I:l t5011.

Siu rn n W:lrin j.!ton is servinlt on Hooor Council and H ar rirl I.rwis o n Studrnl Council. Mult it Su ub is of Nurses Dorm ll n!y. Flt nch is tr r asuru of \'(Inmrn 's Council. and Nivrl1 is SCClttar, of Ihr Vnivt r,i ty Club. HHrirt Robbi ll wu 10 on N:llionll Auo· ci alion aod i, :l lso of the P:lrt )'. Sunn wu t'lrcted o f Gah:lm ACl ivi lirs Baud :lnd she is also of AFROTC Spnnsor Squ.dron. Sunn servtd u a marsha l Iut

Ja nr Ed uds produ ct ion o f " Sou nd and Fury" Jnd .IIl so playrd a IrJdrn.l1 role 81 Y ' on Ournin,R wu in Ch:lr,Rr o f .lind Ndtie Sandr rs. von Ammon. and Fl ournrv in Ihe CUt, SarJ is scfvinlt on thr Board and von Ammon is 1 chttrlcadtr. SUsJn \'(' alkrr and Sandrn " 'rrt tlecttd to YWCA C.IIbintt.

SJlly Ro ber son. S usa n Jnd Lillir o n thr Blut Cou rt a nd Gract Boney • .., on S rrthUrI of ! X Court In the M ISS M odtrn ConttSf Valerie vo n Ammon ' 1$ S usan W.IIlktr was chosen Quttn o f thr !-lilil:lry Ba ll. AFROTC sponson Hdtl1 WiJliams. Grace Bonty Suun and Bllb:lu Fle shmln.

Prggy Ball.tord was uppe-d by Ihe Valkries highest ·omffl·S ha n o rary 5,OCI Hy o n C:lm pus. T ht' Ordrr o f Ihe: Old \'Qcll

Susan Q Uinn .nd Edn.ll Rogers members also re · • B K kr15 Marth J Stockton wu elccttd to B r t and

Susan Quinn was elected t o K T A. Th e end of thc yeu found tbe chapter nut place in .scholarship, PUDGED: .Mary Beth Ac kerson, Louisville, Ky; Billie Rose Britt, Lumberton; Nancy Carpenter, Hillsboro; BeUy Sue Clark. WiI· liamston: Kitty Corr, Nancy Llewellyn. Bronxville, N.Y.; Nanc y Davis Mooresville: Carol Dennis , Fells, N }.; Susan Donald, Nassau, Baha mas; Sue: Fagan, Miami, Fla.: Elizabeth Fcn""ic k, Winston·Salem; Arn o ld Garvin, Aiken, S.c.: Pat Gregory , Benson; jacqutline H aithcock, Kanna pol is: Rober ta H astings, Oun ge, Va.: Margaret Htad , Wilmington; Bellie Kcll, Bristol Va,; Barbau Madison, \'\f:as hi nl: ton. D C.: D oris Peter, Orlanao, Fla.: Susan Saunders, Chapel HIll; Jane Sawyer. Wallace: Cynthia Segraves, Jack sonville, Fla : Sarah llne Shaw. St. Petersburg. Fl a. : Mollie Spruill, Rocky Moun t : Sarah Ann Van Weyk, Winnetka, Ill.: Susan W a rburto n. Williamsburg. Va.: Mildred Whitehurst, Danville, Patri c ia Wilson, Charl Oll esv ille, V,. ELIZABETH BUill

NOR T H C AROLINA B ETA- D U K E UNI VE RS I T Y C h a r · tere d , 1933. Pl edge D ay, Ocl o b e r 19, 19'6. INITIATED, Septem· ber 27, 19,6: Sarah Fran ces Forte, Charlotte: Sarah Swann Ha,l!' ler, Durham: Nara Lee Crawford, Elizabeth Clark Grant, Orlando , FIl.; Judith Riverside , Ill.

North Carolina n finished the 19,,·,6 year in ,li:rand style wilh a beach part y at M yrtle Beach, S.C. The c hapter re turned to school in September full of cutJosity to sec the newly.decorated chapter room whi c h is mos t attractive. The room itself is white and the furniture, curtains. and o t he r decorations are of a contemporary style in black, and two harmonizin,li: s hades of turqu oise blue. The actives are especially happy to have the room comple ted in time for rush season which began October 1 and Ilsts through October 19.

Construc t ion con t inues on two new d orms. one of which will house two hundred wornen students, and also Duk e's new lS·hole golf course which should be comple ted by May. 19'7. The new women's dorm is scheduled to open next fall.

North Carolina n is again active in campus affairs, being repre· sented in the various orglniutions, committees. and hon o rari es here at Duke. A number returned early to assist with freshman orientation in variou s capacities.

We are happy to have two new transfers: Nancy Rodhouse from Iowa Z and Mary Ann \'(IoU from Ohio A. Sally T yree was \II,'elcomed back after a year at the Sorbonne, J ULIA HART

SO U T H C AROLINA A LPHA-U N I V E RSITY OF SO U T H CAROLI NA. C hart ere d, 192 8 Pl e d ge D iy, Apri l 10 , 195 6. South Carolina A, after many days of practi ce , won the first trophy at the annual sorori t y songfest.

The pledges entertained the acth'es and their dates with a " Pi Phi Night." \II,' hich included refreshments and dancing.

Sigma Chi Derby Da y WH also a big event o n the calendar and South Carolin2 A won third place.

Lou Kell er was awarded the sch ol2rs hip cup, presented each year to th e senior with the highest Neil Re id was tapped for A K r, honorary fraternity f o r women. J ean Huffman was selected lor the beauty section of th e Garnet and Black. Ina Nelson was class editor of the Garnet and Bla ck. Neil Reid was e lected chairman of Freshm2n Y Camp for the following year. and Pat Annt , I na Nelson, J uanita Edward s and B. J, Murra y \II,'ere selected counselors.

PUDGED: J oan Arant. J ackie Sturdavent. Ruth Edmonds.

NE I L REID

THETA PROVINCE

ALA8AMA A LPHA - 8IRM I NG H AM: SO U TH ERN C OL · L EG E. C hart e r e d , 7, 1927. Pl e d fl:e D iy, Oct ober 2 , 19' 6 , Birmingham·Southern this fall with a /!reat increase in the enrollment The campus wu really buzzing with new an d old students when the quarter began.

Rush, this year, a two period. Due to the in· cre2sed freshman class thert was a larger number of girls goill8 throug h ru sh than in previous year. The system was a. ,l!reat help to both the rushees and the sororities in that it enabled the girls to become better acquainted with each othe r There wu a gn:lt deal of .pirit among the Pi Beta Phis which to a very success, ful rush season.

The fact that A labama A. was first in schobrship th e previous quarter helped to raise th e spilit of th e chapter.

Schedules were already being se t up and plans in the mak, ing for the intramural prO,li:r am for the comin,li: year.

The fall dter .1 Conventio n summer always seems unusually enthusiastic ' hen Pi Beta Phis are concerned. On the Al abama A program agenda are reports from Convention by Patsy Pace, chapter and Amau H urt ' ho was alternate delegate.

PLEDG£l>: Gail Beall. Andalusia.: Judy Clem, Elaine Mye rs , Nancy \"'Veir, Birmingham: Jerry Tatum, Decatur: Carolyn Ferrell. Fort Pa yne: Diana Harriso n. l.1nefl: Ja nice K iI,!!ore, Irondale: Kay iaHadega; Sallie Sibley, Tuscumbia; l\lanlyn Smith, NashVille. Tenn J AYNE HARPOLE

ALABAMA B ETA -UN I VE RSI TY OF A LA BAMA. C hme re d, September 19. 1949 Pledge 0 1,., Se ptrmbc r 1 ', 1 9'6.

THE A I ROW Of PI aETA PHI

In April, the chapter entertained K K I' with a M o nmou t h Party. Alabama B returned this fall to a newly decorated chap. ter house and a very successful rush week. Pi Beta Phi wnn the in t ramural swimming meet trophy. At Honor 's COnvocation the chapter re ce ived the Pan helleni c Scholuship Trop hy again Gail Finlay and Mary \X'in gard were to Mo rtar Board. Ruth Barksdale has been chosen spOnsor for the A ir Force ROTC Saber Patrol. Pat Fulton, Sue Anderson, and Dabney Miller have been chosen as cheerleaders.

PLIIDGED, September ", l ouise Akard, Louise Pyle, Bris tol, Va.: Rose land Alexander, linda Lambert, Betty OZment, Sara Th o mas. Tu sca loou: Camille Dunkin. Mario n; Martha Ann Gra h am, Caro l Waites , Birmin/!ham: Mary Ellen Haas, M o bile: J oan Kintz, S;avanah. Ga.: Janet McFerrin. Butler: Dabney Miller, New Orleans, La.; Lou Ann Mulliniks. Atlanta, Ga.; Rita Ogla. M o ntgomery; Deanna P hillip•. Th o mas · ville: Ann S2nders, Meridian, M iss.: Sue Jane Shelton. livin,l!5ton ; LiliJa Yutm eyc r, Opelika; Edith Mertin, Sheffield. ANN DoUGLAS

FLO RID A U N I VERS ITY C h ar tend , N ove mb er 30 , 19 13 Pl e d ge D I Y, Fe br uary 19, 19 '6 Fl o tlda A ended the year with two nrs t place awards to up' ho l d and from which to gain inspiration during this year. The chapter was nrst on umpus in scholarship for both semesters and was also the winn e r of the annual I nterfraternity Sing, Fl orida A was a nom i nee for the Balfour Cup.

Martha Jane Sinf:eltary and Merrill Maguire were convention delegates from Flo tlda A Ann Delaney and Caro l yn M iller were tapped by ! t. n. Spanish honorar y. 1hrtha Jane Singeltary repre · sen ted Fl orid a A in the establishment of Pi Beta Phi Gamma at Auburn. J oa nne Motes received the Amy Burnham Onken Award from a Province. Sharlene Stockard Florida A in t he '"Miss Stetson" contest. Carolyn Miller was elected Y.W.A. Com· munity Missions Cllairman. Ann Delaney was chosen "'Miss Haller" or the yearbook. Sue Davis, Marion Sternberg, and Mary Lane Weaver select· Fall Beauties. Elizabeth Ezell was chosen as a H atler ikau t y. Martha J ane Singeitary was named Sweet· heart of t. ! 4>. M ARY LANE WEAvll R

FLOR I DA B ETA- FLOR I DA STAT E UN I VE RS I TY C ha r O c to ber ) 4, 192 1. P le d ge Day O c t o ber 3, 19' 6 T he Florida B were hono red at the traditi o nal "Yell· In All the fraternities were invited and t he ""ere intr Od uced and later there was dancing and refreshments.

Fraternity weekends las t sp rin,li: 51110' Mary Ed Williamson and B.etty J.ou Whillle chosen Sweethearts of A T nand r x. J oan lavel wu chosen Queen of the Junior.Senior Prom. and in her Court were Pi Beta Phis Fa ye Anth on y, Bell ., lou \'(Ihilll e, and M ary Stewart Bolt o n. Faye also added t he t itle of Miss F.S.U. to her long list of ho n ors.

New Council members , chosen for se rvice are Nam Chamberlarn, Belly J o Iknzin/!, Jeanette Carrett. D o ro thy' Goodwill, DeAnne He.1d, Cynthia lawrence, Nan cy Person. Nancy Space, Eleanor Sweatt, Carol Trayl o r, and Carol Uhl ich Garnet Key , " 'omen's honorary reco,l!:nizing leadership, service. and spirit. c hose Charlotte Patten, PhylliS Patten. and Pat Smith. These three were also lapped for Mortar Board. Another honor for our Patten twins came when they " ' ue tapped for 0 N, along ""ith Janice J arrett. and they have also been elected pr esident of the newly· forme d Student Religi o us Associati on. Sarah J ane Griffin is the new pre-sident of V illage Vamps, the campus hostess organiza t ion, J ean Tedder was tapped fo r 4> A a, history honorary.

Florida B added twO more trophiC! to il5 co llectio n by retirin,!! !he intramural swimming trophy and winning the sc holars hip Improvement cup.

PLEDGED : Catol Cole, Melinda Dix on, Ann Easterday. Jackso n , ville: Paull Ruth Edgar, Mary Nolle Adams. Ann Wear, lake · land: Linda H.1nshaw, Do ttie Hallon, Wendy Fairnington, Or · lando: Margie \'..; I illiams;.. ,Carline McDou,li:ald, Judy Culbreath , Jo Ann M cKeithan. Barto w: lynn Funk· 1m. Ind,: Nancy Newsome. Columbus, Ga.: Tine Phillips, Man · chester. Tenn .: Margaret Ann Wundeclich , Dallas. Tex.: Monty Gillham. Atlanta. Ga.: Barbara Eissey , \"'Ves t Palm Bea c h; Eliza · beth Woodruff. Sanford; Sholl Ion Crochet, Clewiston.

REPLEDGED : l\hry Ann Hannah, Eustis.

KATY LINDLEY

FLOR I DA GAMMA- ROLLINS C OLL EGE. C harte nd , S e p · tem ber 28, 1929. Pled ge D IY , O ctober 17 , 19". The fall term at Rollins College began on September 27. and alon,!! with it came the first day of rush. The informal parties are ove r now, and the formal partin ""ill be hdd the 11th 12th, and 1}th of October. Pledging was the 14th of October. The themes for the fOI' mal parties were; Bowery Ball, Pi Phi Pugato ry, and Pi Phi Heaven.

During th e spnng term, Fl orida r won two \'ery distinc· tive honors, In Mar ch the chap ter 'S Fiesta float won first prize in the parade contest. The float was .2 huge. Ihockin,li: pink whale riding on bright ""' aves. At the May Awards the chapter received, for the second year in a row, the scholarship trophy. Th is award is given to the fraternity on campus with the highest scholarship record ror the year.

Barbara M oynahan and Ann \'(Itbster are back at Fl o rida r this term. B.arbara attended the University of Grenoble in Grell ' oble. France laSt year. Ann spent winter and spring terms at the in Wash ington, D .C.

There is a bun of new eIcitement at Rollins th is year. Fo r

the lint time in the college's history, Roll ins is goin,l:: 10 hne a socker team To'hich will pl.1y with scboob in and around Flo rida.

During the swn.mt:r, the Ford Foundati on made a substanlial grant to the college To'hich ·ill be used for. pension fund. The college hu Ibo been gunted money from the government which wiII be used fo r construction of a new commons buildinR .nd two new dormitories.

DoTTIE ENClEHAJ.DT

G EORGIA ALPHA-U NIV E RS ITY OF GEORGIA. Chartered, 19 39, Pled ae O.y, October 10, 19'6. During the summer months. nah parties To'ere given by the actives of Georaia A and vuioUJ alumnz clubs throughout Ihe state in Augusta , Columbus. and Athen ••

Rush Week at the Univeuity began on September 23. The first two niShu wen devoted to open h ouses. to 'hic h III .Rirls • ttended. There were no planned entertainment or skits The third night the chapte r initiated a neTo' ski t at a Chinese party. A Pi Scta Phi Bowery skit was given the next niRht and the tradilional B eaven party the last day. Then noses were counted and Georgia A wu delighted to diKo\'er 26 pledges whl') came over to the house for an informal coffee hour with the actives on the day tbey rKrived their bid •.

Carolyn Enlli sh WIS society editor of the RrJ ""J BI"ce, campus neTo'.paper. for rail quarter.

The Innu.1 Pledge Dance has been set for No\·ember. Also an exchange dinner has betn planned with the Navy Supply Corps School here in Athen s.

Arlene Greaory WIS elected presiden t of U.R.S.A., a Rroup of cutfullr chosen sophomore RirIs who live in freshman d ormitories Ind help the ftc$bmen in their adjustments to coHeRe life. Arl ice Gregory, Arlene '. twin, is another member of V.R.S.A.

In spring inuamurals. Pi Betl Phi copped third in tennis double., fourth in tennis singles, fourth in s imminR. and fourth in softball. At the annual W. A.A. banquet .Mary Ellen Parker was named to Key Club, an honorary sports club and Jo Ann Harrell .nd Ruth Ann Boul.',re ·on letter. for intra · mural participation

PLEDGI!D: M aril,nne Applebaum. Anne Weatherford. Athens: Cecile Boggs. East Point; Kath ryn Chlrles. M iami. Fb Obie Gillen, Lcxin,lt:ton, Linda Dickey, Kingsport, Tenn . ; Prances Dunaway. Connie Davis, Connie Owens, Patti Mendel , Deborah Sue Rogers, SaVJnnah: J o,ce Brooks. Janice T roy , Lorellee \'X'ri,l.:ht. Atlantl: Amel ia Ocnicke, Sandra Jarrett Katherine Smith. Oc· catu re; Barbara George, J onesboro; J oyce Hancock. Albany; Fra!1ces Laney J une Kemble, Augusta ; Carole Pete rson. C:utersvdle: Beth Newton. Millen; Harlene Scroggins , West Point; Marth.2. Smithers , Columbus; Edwina Talley, Dublin. MAR\' E LLEN PARKER

IOTA PROVINCE

IL L INOI S ALPHA-MON M OUT H COL L EGE Ch.rttred.

Apri l 28, 1867. Pledae D. y, October 6, 19'6 I N!nATEO, Sep. tember 22. 19)6: Helen FranCIS, K irkwood; Kar en J ohnsen. Nites; Victoria Schleich, Av on.

Liz AlaDne .nd Meli ssa Melv in were initiated into I T b., honorarr English fraternit,. H arriet Still.·ell iJ president of the Panhellenic Council. and she and Jud y Earp were recently taoped as new members of the Pep Club. Jan ie Mears and Barbara Row. land were selected for T n. M ortar Board equivalent.

Mon mouth's women', rille team " 'o n fourth place in national competition lut sprinR. .nd four of the five members of the leam were Pi Beta Phis: Liz Abnne , H arriet Stillwell , Barbara Rowland and J aoct Mundt. Melissa Melv in won the T n cup. which is awarded annu.lly to the o uuundinR freshman Rirl. Pu Hickerson and one of our new plcdaes , Shirley Thur lwell, were eltcted as cheerleaders. Valerie Bergord was initiated into nAN, honorary music fra te rnity .• nd she. Cheryl M oore, PegRY Evans, and J anet Mundt have been selected to sinR in the chorus of th is faU's nAN show. Audrey Veit was elected treasurer and Jane t Mundt secretary of the R iHe Club. Janet Mundt is vice·president and Sandra Ha llid.y assistant po lywog trainer of the Dolphin Club. Conn ie f rey reigned as queen last spring at M onmouth's annual M. y Fete Fest ival.

Following a "cookJ·!hinc" was held at H olt H ouK. Supper was served by the alumnae club. and the alumnae intro· duced th emselves to the pledges, who. in turn, introduced them · selves to the alumnae

PlaDCBD: Roberta Bier. Bu.hnell: Patt y Baird , J anet H amilton, M on mou th: Barbara Divinsky, Chicago; Caro l Gamsh-v. Rutland Va.; Barbara KOttw itz. Pa rk Ja ne t M ille r, Denver. Colo.; Nancy Nn-ius. Galesburg: Norma Peterson, Elmhurst: Chesney Smith , H annibal, Mo.: M ary Ann Smith. Kirkwood; Karen Sund· berg, AYCn ; Shirley Thutlwell, McH t"nry; Karen Zugschwerdt. Mt Carroll.

JANIT MUNDT

J LLINOIS BETA - DELTA- KNOX COLLEGE. Ch.rtend, 19 30 (Bdl 18,2-DeJt. 1884 ). P ledae D ay, N ovembe r 20, 19'6. In addition to preparing for H omecoming .nd TU$h Illinois B 4 held it. fall "POTo' W ow" at the Kooz County Country Club on October 6. Everyone dresscd in Indian costumes and a prize ""as gi.en to the molt cleverly .ttired couple, Maril)'n Vei th Roberts is Student Stnate Secrcury .nd a M ortar Board member; J oan Christiansen is on Sen io r Council

of Slxtccn; Gingt"r Gengler is Pep Committee Chairman; Anit Toseni IS Phi Beta President. winner of the Lorraine Smith Puze In French and the 8ookfcllow J ournalism Award for the best oews story: Ann Ju na: is news editor of Th, K_ox SUttl"u. 19)6 Militar, Sail Queen WIS Pat NelJon ' ith Jean Martm Clark and Ginger Gengler IS attendants.

Chapter honors 'ere awarded to Mari lyn Foster. the senior ...ith the grade improvemen t ; Maril,n Veith Roberts ou t · Junding ,uni or; Anita T osetti. oulStandln,lt sophomore: Anne Geraghty Broolcs. outsta nding pltdge. The certifica te for hiahcst scholasllc standing in the chapter as well IS the Recolnition Pin for highest IOphomore scholarship ere awt.rded to Anlla T osell !. LoUISI! SHUVRS

ILLINOIS EPSILON-NORTHWESTERN UN I VERS I TY Chanered, M.y 26, 1894. PledKfc D IY, Septembe r 30, 19'6 INI""TI!D, May 13, 19)6: Mrs Purl He ilma n

This past Spring quarter the Pi Beta PhiS were very active. In May, Northwestern University held its H th annual WAA·Mu all student ttV!!:W. Barbala Brown aud allol M cK ay cre in the double sextet. Marilyn Melvin, Marcia Corley, Betsy Fergurson

Jnd J anet Haun stein were s how girls and dancinR .Rirls ere Joanne Allaband. I.y nn Behrman and Ann Witmer. PltSY Peterson "'as in the coral Rroup.

Marcia Cr ford wu elected rush chairman of Z H and Ann Edmunds social chai rman of e 2:

Dollr Ross wore the outstandi ng senior pin this quarter.

Ph yl iJ Elliott graduated 4> B K and was awarded the Provin ce Amy Burnham Onken Award at Founders' Day. Lynn Wilson was chosen the most outstandiilJt at Founders' Day Diane Stoakes WIS Iwarded the Arlington H eights A ward.

JIIinois E initilted Mrs Pearl on May n. 19)6. Mrs Heilman had been with the chapter u chaperon for several Tears and is now retired.

Suzanne Strallht 'U named by Mortar Board u havin,l: the hip:hest scholarship in the frtlhman cia".

Diane St oakes " 'as elected vice.presiden t of the junio r dass. Diane wu also awarded the Panhtllenic Award on M ay Day

The Pi Beta Phis held their annual SprinR formal at the Tam O'Shanter Country Club on April 27. 19)6.

PLEDGED: Miriam Gibson, Ann Welter. Evanst on; Bette and Bonnie Whiteside. Wilmette; Janet Blair, Nancy M aescher. Lydia Wyman, Cincinnati; Constance Smoley, Scarsdale: J olene Abboud. Mexico, M o. ; Jlnet Brazier, East A lto n, E stell. Carter, Winnetk.: Carole Clarke, Whetlin,lt:. W.V•. ; Lauretta Cotterman. A lexandria, Ind.: Mary Evan., M inneapo lis. M inn.: Kath ry n Freeman, Kelrney, Ncb .: Penny Fu ller, Lumberton, N C.; Kri stin kntfer, LivinRston , M on t : Elizabeth Martin. Tulsa. Okla.; Paula M at h ie· so n, Des Moines, Iowa: P at Miner, Ind ia na polis , Ind.: Patri cia Sue M cAuler. Rocky Mount, N.C.; I.cslie Pelton. New Brita i n. Conn. : J oann Rawlins. Elkh orn. Wis : M1fT Ann Santavy, Berwyn; Caro l Sue Snyder. Carpentersville: Julie V an Dustn. Met amor l, Mich. : Luise Von Ehren, Bronzville, N.Y, M Alty ELUN CLAItK

I LL I NO IS ZETA-UNI VE RS I T Y OF ILLI NO I S Chln ered, October 28, 19 , 6. P/ ed8e O.y, Se p tembu 25, 1 956 I NrT IATJ!D, Jackie Sowers , Nellie M cLauRhlin. Fairfield.

Pi Beta Phis returned to the campus this fall anticipa ti ng year u outJtand ing as the previous one. The chapter WIS pleasan tl, surprised to find the music room and card room had betn compl etely redecorated by bouse cooperation. Plans are bo under To'.y to remodel Ihe chapter room by the Pi Beu Phi D.d s.

Pi Beta Phis .nd 4> r b.'. were reTo'arded for their combined effort in Spring Carnival lut semester by winninJt a fint place troph y.

Rhea Peterson as tapped lut spring for M ortar Board and Nancy Fischer is • member of Sh ortu Board. Anne Naranick, Ray B:ard.y .nd Shirley Moore ,,'ere chosen for membership in Torch, jUnior women's .ctivity honorary. Sue Buchheit and Lois I.ee Rucker were elecled by the Pi Scta Phis to Shi·Ai , sophomore ,,'omen's activity h onorary.

Sallie Cappa and Pat CIaRin l\'e re initialed inlo A A b., fr esh· ma n women's scholastic honorary.

The new pled,ltes ere honored at I costume dan ce, "Angels in Dc Skies," on Octobe r 6 at the chapter house.

PlEOC)!/): Jlc.kie TJochner, Arlington H tillthts; Di ane Buc hh olx. Puk Ridge; Bonnie SprinRfitld: Ocann Donov.n. Gales· burp:: Mary KeliinR. Belleville; J eann e K lier, M o line ; Gretchen Misher Chingo; Mlrgo Kriege, Ed wardsv ille; J oan ne J.conard. Bethalto; Sh.ron Parker, Newton ; Jeln Pigott DeKalb: Courtn ey Read, Bl oominR to n; 'Sharon SkoRlund, Rochell e: Sally SWinson . Mernl Tucker, Nancy Wilson, Granite City: and T oni Wineland , Plora.

SHllLEY R Moo

ILLINOIS ETA-MILL I K I N UNIVE RSITY. Charte red, 1912 Pledle D ay, Sept ember 2 1, J9 5 6 INI TIATED, September 10, 19'6 : Peggy Brown, H illsboro; Carole Frey, Dan"iIIe: Pat lynch. Taylor \·il1e; Janis Rice, EI Puo.

Illino is II btaan the Khool ycar with I " 'cck of rush partie1 including: Open H owe, Cand,llnd, Wizard of Oz Party Ind the Preferential hich wu Pi Phi Heaven. The chaptet wu very proud of the 19 aids pled.Red It the close of this week

Pi Beta Phi hu n ominated M'rr J eaD M.thers, a Junior from Dt"catur. to 'Rainlt four gnls hom ather orRaniutions on campus for the title o f H omecominR Queen.

Earl y mornin,ll:. September 28 , (ound the Millikin Pi Beta Phis invading the other Grtclr: leiter o rgan izations On campus 10 bring t he girls to the Chapter H Ollse fo r a surprise breakfast.

Ja ck ie Crioigan, Sprin,li:field and Maril yn Wilson, Shelbyvill e. have been ejected cheerleaders by the student body.

Pi Beta Phi opened its soc ial season September 23 wi t h an Open H ouse honoring the ne w initiates and pledges

The Chapter H ouse l ook on a new look dur ing the summ er. Rtdecorating and painti ng headed the l ist of done.

PLtDGED, September 21, J anice Bruns, St. Louis; J ean Burkhalter Suunne Curtis, Jud f Hagebush Susan Ferguson, J udy H anes, Pat M yers, Ann WrIght, Deca tur: Shirley Darnell. Sally Pletcher, Peoria; J ayn e Ganschinietz , Belleville: Jean ne Geou, Chicago; J ane He ufer, K irkwood , M o.; J ean Kolb , Wilmingto n; Barbara M ayne , EI Paso; Joyce Mcintyre, H ome· wood; Rosemary Whiuker). Streator; Mar ifyn Wilson, Shelbyville; Barbara Wiu:eman, Springneld.

DIAN!! PIUMM

ILLINOIS THETA- BRADLEY UNIVERSITY Chlrtued, May 17. 194 7 Pledge Day, Septembu 23, 19'6. I NITIATED, J une 3, Bess Potosanos. I NITJATlD, Octobe' r to , 19'6 : Thelma Kana r is, Zanesville, Ohio; Carol H o ppe, Oak Park: Judy Morgan, Peoria: Cynthia M usia l, Elmwood Park: Sharon Neher, Savanna Nancy T rogma n, Highla nd Park.

Fo ll o wing: the open ing day Convocation at Budley University Fieldhouse, M arilyn Frank was crowned queen at ! X Fraternity's annual w ate rmelon bus t

T he completion of Bradl ey's new Women ' s Dormitory. which houses 1 girls, brought m increasing numbe r of women stu· denlS to the camp us. Construction o n t he new Student Union is sc heduled to begin at the end of October.

A successful ru s h ""eek must always be attributed , in part, to the effectiveness of the rush theme Our th eme was "Pi P hi H ell" fo r ou r first party a nd "Pi P hi H eaven " fo r the follo wiog parties. D evils and angels i nvaded the h ouse and anured us o f our wonderful pledge class.

Eagerly awaited over the summer mon t hs is H omecoming. Pi Beta Phi candidates for queen, to reign over the dance and parade, includ e P hyllis Biebel. So ndra Borin, Do rothy DeBruin, Audr ie Suffiel d, and Nancy Trogman

Nancy Roake, Marilyn D urham. Beverly Golat.I , Bess Potosanos, Audrie Suffield, and Barbara J urim returned 10 Illinois e with many wonde rfu l ideas w h ich they had recei\'ed at Convention. The entire c hapter ""ished it cou ld have b« n in attendance a t the H untington Sheuton.

PUDGI!D; Jean Bels te rlin g, Carolyn Constam: , Ga i l Harrel, M arp;ie H awkins , Sue J ansse n. Bettie Lay. Bobbie Lay J eri Poa d, J oyce Taylor, Peo ri a; Am v Lu Bird sell, Ki rkwood: M ary Bither. H ins· da le ; Dorothy DeBruin, Menasha, W is ; Cynthia Lockie. W. Chicago ; Vicki Niederer, Hav ana: La ura Qumn, Chica,llo. ANN TAYLOR

KAPPA PROVINCE

WISCONSIN ALPHA-UNIVERS ITY OF WISCONS I N Charter.d, NovemMf I , 1894. PI.d",e Day, October I, 19'6 Wisconsin A ret urned to the campus wnh grea t enthusiasm for th e coming semester. One of the firs t hig hligh u was, of course, rush· ing. Gambling rooms, Sou thern mu ra ls. and a capta in 's den all added to the atmosphere of the "Showboat" theme f o r i nfo rmal parties. The skit, "G one With the Pin." seemed to be en joyed unmensely b., rushees IS well as members. At the end o f rush season, afte r consuming ,ltallons of lemonade and devourin,lt a few hundred "black·faced" mo lasses cookies, t he chapte r fo und, on the eve o f October I, that it had twenty·four pledp;es.

Excitement was in fu ll f orce throughout the c hapter when it was found that Pi Beta Phi had four cheerleaders on the Bad,ter Iquad; there are onl., six upperclass man cheerleaders. The girls are ; Diane Hansen, J oan Froelich, Donna Roehm, and Sandra Wahl. Wisconsi n hIS no t had female cheerleaders for the pas t few JUrs so Pi Beb Phi certainl y felt proud!

Amidst t he lovely fall weather Pi Beta P hi jo ined with other fratern ities for a number of listening parties and buffet suppers. ·Cook.,·shine" was held for the pledges. The University ho mecom ing t heme was "Musical Memories. " Shuon Bell was s«rctal'J of the h omecoming committee.

Pi Beta Phi actives and p led p:e daughters attended a unique Ge rman Lawn Party givcn by the president of the Uni versity , Dr Pred

With stimulating information gathered at national conven tio n by Sharon Be U and Darlene Petersen, Wisconsin A is l ooking f or· ward to a very successful Jear.

PLEDGI!D: j udith Bran ley, Lake Genev a i Grace Dahle Nettie Evens. M argaret Keene, Jean Sorum, M aaison: Linda Orapper, Eau Claire ; A nne Gilbertson, Fo rt Atlcinson; SallJ Gilson, Port Washington: Georgia Hess , Ri Ver Forest, III.; Ju dith H Ul h, Wayette, Ind.: Nancy Keppler, Skokie, Ill : Judith johnsos, Ennston , Il l. : KaJ Mayhue, Hig hland Pa rk, Mich .; Mal'J Mc· Intyre, Lancaster; Judith Papenfuss, Wausau; Betty Lou Schaefer, Berca. Ohio; Patricia Schaughnessey , Ill.; Lorene Sin· daire , HawaIi; Sally Slezak, OcoDOIDOWOC; DlaDe Stee:n. AppletOD ; Ro berta Taucbe, LaClosse; M arilyn Un derwood, Racine : lis a Wickmann , Pat ricia Wolfe , Milwa ukee:. T

WIS C ONSIN BETA-BELOIT CO LLEG E. Chnter.d, AURU.t 20, 1919 Pledge Day, Septembu 30, 19'6 , Barbua H uston was select ed as a junior counselo r for the 1956- 19H school yeu. She WI5 also eJected to Union Board and served as co·chairman of Dad's Day l o Ber, was initiated into B K. Nilck i Donnell WI5 tapped fOI Mortar Board. K athy Cormany is se rving IS president o f N o rth College D ormi tory , and Katie Hora n was elected vice·president of W.R.A PLEDGI!D: Barbara Balch , Th iensville; Donna Chayer, Be loi t : Ruth .A nn Co r nish, f o .A nn P leak , Peggy Schumacher, Indian apolis , I nd.; Lynn e Cullinan, Lo is Duwe, Evan ston, II I. : K aren Dickey, Kathie Lehmann. M ilwaukee ; M argo Edwards, D u nd ee III. ; Lynne Engle. SaUl M cKnight. Sondra Spongberg, Rockfo rd, III.; Mary .A nn Hi ll, Freepo rt , III.; Jan ice J o hnson, La Grange. III.; Barba ra j ulian, Lake Fores t, Ill.: Marina K usulis , Diane T uom i, Chicago, III.: Andrea K oehler Des P laines, III. : Ju dy Logue, Sandu Siefert, Peoria, III.: E {sbeth M onroe, River Fores t , Ill.; Sally Scotti Sterling , III.: Stevie Sharp , CrOSSe Po inte, Mich.: Betty Spur ing, Western Sptlngs, JII.: j udy S tou t , Litt le Rock, Ark. NANCY LANCASTER

WISCONSIN GAMMA-LA WRENCB COLLEGE, Chartered, Septemb.r 12, 1940. Pledge Diy, Sel!tembet 23 , 19'6. I NITI ·

ATED, September 30 , 1956: Barbara Adrian. W a uwatosa.

The chapte r started the new year with a wonderful rushing season , and the pledging o f twenty-one o uutanding girls , After the pled8ing ceremony the Fox River V alle J Alumnae Club gave a banquet for th e entile c hapter at the Riverview Country Club.

Wisco nsin I' was very proud of Caro l Barden who was se lected fo r M ortar Board last spring a nd was chosen its president. Helen Lofquist and Pat Godc were selccted for n 1: and Waltressa All en fo r 1:.

Last May , J oann e J acobson and Ginny Stone were among th e se lected sen io r girls chosen to be on the May Cou rt Ginny w as Maid of H ono r Pat Gode was co·social c hairman in charge of th e affair.

Ki m H iett, Helen Lofquist, J an et Dolan, P a t Code and H o ll y Piper were here earl y th is fall 10 gree t the freshmen and help them as they go t h rough their first yea r at Lawrence College.

The chapte r h as new looms this yeat located in the recently built women's dormitory. The gi rl s enjoyed planning the furnishings, and are very proud of them.

The election of officers in the la rge new dormitory showed Carol Barden as president. In oth er elections this fill MI.f'J Kelt was vo ted presid ent of A q ul..fin, and Sue Willem was chosen cbair· ml.n o f swimming for the W omen's Recreation Associatio n.

P UDGBO: Elinore Adams, Ed ina. Minn. : Becky Beaumont, Coun· c il Bluffs, Iowa ; j oa n Berger SheboYJ!an; Bet sy Collin, North M uskegon, Mich .' Betsy David son, Grosse Poin te Farms Mich ; Sue Forsbe rg, M adison: Judy Eckhardt, Penne Kegel, Wauwatosa: Nancy H arris, Lincolnwood, Ill.: Gretchcn Hildne r, Ja cksonville, III.: Sheila H olzwart, Vadl. La nglie, Park Rid g e. Ill.: Julie M c· Daniel , Chicago III.: Mary H o lver son, New London : Nl.ncJ Schaffter. M iwaukee: J udy Sh ap iro, O a k P.ar k, III .; Nancy Shep · herd, Glenview, III. ; Arlene Verbeski Rockford, III .: Barbara Wussow, Bl ack Creek; Barb.arl. Nutting, Stillwater, Minn ; Pat M iller, Evanston, III.

SUI! WHITM OIlB

MANITOBA ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA. Char t.red, ,M)ty, 1929. Pledge D IY, January. 19'7 Lectures at the University of M anitoba were resumed o n September 24, w it h Pi Beta Ph is part icipati ng in the various functio ns of Preshie Week, culminating in the cro wning of the Freshie Queen. As presi· den t o f t h e Women's Associat io n, Carol Child crhose. cha pter president, WI.! i n charge of many of these functi o ns.

In the Pan hellenic Fash ion Show scheduled for October 10 , Pi Beta Phi will be wcll represented by models Rosemary Stevens. CI.udia Macdonald, and Sally Wansbrough.

Vivian Br ick ie of M ichigan A who was visiting Winnipeg f o r 2 few days , wu welcomed to the first active meeting o f Ih e f all term. Pl an s were made to informal rushing October 16 , al· tho ugh form a l rushing is agam deferred un til January. It was also decided to hold. legacy part)' late in De«mbe r. Aher the meeting, a welcome· hom e WI.! arranged (or various sisters who had returned from summe r e mployment al Ca lgal'J, Banff , Lake Louise Quebec City , and O ttawl. and also f o r Nl.nq Fishe r who h u retu rned from 2 year in En,lt land a nd the Continent. Small gifts were pre· sented to Past P resident A nnie Lou Or misto n who is leaving shortlJ [or England,

J OCELYN PLANT

NORTH DAKOTA ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA. Chanertd, October 1. J9 :n. PI.d.e D.y. Septelllber 10, 19'6. The first week·end alter pledging we had a slumber party for all the new pledges.

ManJ of the girls were greatlJ surprised to find the new edition to the bouse almost complekd when they came back to school this fall. We have a Dew kitchen, Dew chapter room , and loul new bed rooms. Also, ma.n, other partJ of the h o use were redecorated.

J OJce Ann GafVes ,.,.u elected to represent th e chapter ( o r the H o mecoming Queeo Contest.

Cuo l Christenson wu e lecte d t a Wh r/ s Wh 2nd also re· cei..-ed the Am y B, Onken A ward.

Mary Hden H ilnun as electtd to M ortu Board aDd allo decttd pre5idtnt.

Martha W. Hopkins rteeiYCd one of the California Alpha Scholarships.

PLKOCED: Rita Boknteht. Bu.rt; Caro l Burkland. Forest River ; Shirlie Buus. Crock.stoo, Minn.; Kay Connole. Mohall; Marj orie Costello. Ka)' Coulter. Bobbie McNamee Marian Van CamP. Grand Forla; Dahlen, Farco; Suzanne Humes. Shirle), Bottio. Thiel River Falb. Minn.; Babs H olbrook. Minot; j aDelle Knott Ne.. Rocldord; Ka), Leik, Catha,; jo Lobb. Pa t ricia S araton. Bismarck!' Loliu Leon Guerero , Agena, Guam: Dorothea Prete, H unttr' Mar Tn Rauk. Harvey; Kuen Sorenson. Buchanan; Junella Sued::. Kulm: Maureen Sulli'I'Jn. Mohall: Sharon Svare. Swara T aylor, Osaabtoole: Carol McGuiness, Fessenden; Rae Timmreck, Willilton. MAITHA HOPKI NS MINNESOTA ALPHA-UNfVERSlTY OF MINNESOTA Chartered. 1906 Pled" Day, April 9, 19 ' 6 , M ,y 1"'.J. 19'6 INITlATaD, M ay 21, 19,6: ja net Barry, St. Paul; Pamela 1,.lag,cett, M on teYideo; Kay Re-ed, Brainerd.

l au 'Pring brousht man ), aciting activities to the University of M innesota. M inneso ta A had the pleasure of workill}t with the M innesota A chapter of t A E for Campus Carnival. A Dutch theme was chosen and carried out complete with a wind mill and wooden .hoes. All the me:mbers worked very hard maltin,lt cos· tumea, paintin, lCenery , riting music and choreograph)" and building the set.

Founden' 01), follo ed Campus Carnival very elosd,. The St. Paul Alumoz Club Krved as hostesscs for the' fiftieth annivenary of Minnesota A Along with honoring the fifty year Goldeo Anow wearers. Karen He_ltd received the pledge scholar· ship trophy and J oetta DuBois honored for outstanding scholarshi p tb roughou t the )'ur.

Pi Beta Phi Ihould be especiall, proud of Thf'o Ganschow. Theo. former Plesident of M innesota A , initiated into" 8 K Her exceptional scholars h ip and mraordinary con t ributions to the University of 'Minnesota well metit the honor she has received. Man)' other honorlt)' fraternitieJ chose t heir members this spring. Lois Wannarlu WIS el«ted t o E t IT A e e1ecttd K aren Blood and j ean Olson. Audrey Graham. Theo Ganschow. Mar ilyn S_an$O n and jun Olson Buduated with H i,lth Dist inctio n

Along with the mIn, other activities last $pring , the Mon· mouth Duo _ .. h eld . Since both Pi Beta Pbi and K K r were founded at M onmou th, the members held their spring formal t o,ltethc:r.

Donna lath rop was chosen as "Outstanding T eacher of the Yur." K ay R"d as chosen b, the Minnuota e ngineers as , prinass for their annual celebratio n In two other contests. which filled the summer mo nths. Diane Gadbois was selected as a princus to Minneal?O lis ' S edish Queen and Barbara Te nnis re ig ned as A qulle nm al princess. Barbara spent most of the sum· mer participatlOg in events surroundin,lt the annual Minnea po lis Aquatennia l

The atudent body at the University elected Sharon K ind to A ll· University Con,ress. Cressler received the North Sta r award 'Iven to those who have done outs tanding service lor the U niversity. Rose Schottenbauet, Margaret Ellefson. Theo Gans· chow, and j oetta DuBois "ere presented with the Order of Ski·U· Mah Nancy Fovrnier IS named b), tbe U nion Board. IS an "Outstan d ing Student on Unioo Board" for the academic year

The Women's Athletic Associa tion banquet in May. the Pi Beta Pbis a Jif1t p lace trophr iD the H omecoming balloon sa les and • second place tropby In AU ·Participation. The .. rious a thletic tournaments included all t he women'a fraternities on campus.

A "coole,·ahine" WIS held for the senior farewell ceremony. in honor of t he U'niors. Maryellen Smith was announced as the outstandin& Pi Beta Phi of the year fo r MinnelOta A.. Fall rushi'!l parties. ..hich includt'd themes of Dny lones Robinhood, Gay Nineties , and Pi Phi H eaveD, provided a o t of fun for both the rusheea and the: cbapter members. PLEDGIID. April 9, 19, 6: M ary Ann Buscher, Mankat o; Nlnc), Fovmier, Barbara lee Tennis, Minnupolis; Candy Hersc he)" Clarissa; Carole Ann Olson, KaT Warble, D uluth; Ma)' 1<1. 19'6: j oa nne Olson, Min neapo lis.

JACQUII KOB'

LAMBDA PROVINCE

MISSOURI ALPHA- MISSOURI UNIV E RSITY Chart.Hd, 1899. PI,d" Sept,mbu 30, ) 9'6 I NITIATtD. September 6, 19,6: Dottie Dible, Kans., City; Pat Donaldson, Maryville; Carolyn M ilS, Bolivar. M islDu ri A u ell rf'l)re5eoted at Convention this summer b)' Carrie H o ro, Naulie Hoffman, Ann Knaue r, J oann Shale, Dede Freeman. j oanne Yount and Sondra Betti s.

Stnior girla ca n .lain no hi.&her recognition than to be chosen members of LSV. LSV 's chOICt of Muilyn McDaoiel remained KCret until th e publication of the S i l , )'earbook. Its four to six members are chollc: o yearly for their achievement in scholarship , leadership and Rnice to the university. Rush weelc WIS a tremrndow success, thanks to hard orkin, Georgeanne The evening follo iog Rush. the pled,ces were honortd at a banquet at hich time each girl received her ribbons and as intrOduced to ber pltd,e mother. The next evenio&,

Millouri A introduced its nn.- pledges to the Campus at Yell -In Afte.r the ,iris have been introduad, the new pltd«t elus ,illAs a Pi Beu Pbi IOn&, and then all the IUests in the yard are formallT introduced. After formal pledging. an active-pl edie picnic was attended by the chapter at a local park_ Tbe nat day 20 ahint)' arrow beads appeared on Mizzou's campus.

One of the atuaetions during Freshman Orientation Week u the A.W.S. fuhion sbow in bich Trellis Haworth and Claire Willilma I?articiplttd Claire woo a OI.tional beauty contnt this summer. With the title, "Miss Eye-Ease."

ROllc:mary Stone has bem elected cheerlead er at the university Chosen fo r Wo"tI"I,,1 Tow", a student musical, ere Ginger Brice:. Costumes Designer; Ba rbara j ames. Publicity Director; and the group includes Bently Barker, Trellia Haworth and Ttddy Wheltly.

Student Union activit)' chairmen heads are Janet Winter, Office Staff; and Barbar a j ames. Talent Bureau.

Student Government Association depc:nds upon Carolyn Cupp as Nunin& Rf'l)resentative, Dede Fmman II Ne s Relea se Chairman. and Sondra &ttis IS Poste r Distribution OIlirm an.

Other members of Missouri A work ilh honotariea. the yearbook staff. Red C,ou, YWCA. Mo·Maids S im Club, the studrnt ne spaper• • nd other varied utr:a-curricuilr activities.

:E .1 T has recently come on the ca.mpw , making a total of l ' sororities It the University of Missouri.

Early fall exchan,lte dinners have held with r 11 and the :E X·s. Preparat ion. for the December H omecoming and Febru· ar), Savitar Frolics are well underwa),.

PUDGED: Jo)'ce Belcher, Nevada; Df'e Danforth. Lee's Summit: Trlvis Daniel, Kansas City: Virginia Dav is. Websler G roves; Nane)' Pritts, Springfield; Caroline J acmn, Columbia; Karen KIrt ley, Independence ; Marlesc lowe. Lee's Summit; Kay 1.0 0'. La Gransf'. JII.; Ruth Muff. Trenton; Sandra M cLau,ll: hlin , Sedalia; Mary Louise Scott , Claremore, Olela.; Kath, Shannon. Kansas City: Naner Smith, Springfield; Rosemary Stone. SpritlJl:. Beverl)' Watson. River Forest, III.; Theadora Whutler, Webster Groves; Kath erine Whitfidd. Richmond He: i,l1;hta: MateJa Williams, St. Louis; and Donrll Wilson. Marietta. Okla G INell BatCI

MISSOURI BETA- WASHINGTON UNIVERS ITY. Char· lu,d, 190 7 Pl ed,e Day, Octo lar 4, 19 '6. JNITlATIID. N ovember 19,6: Mimi Belz. Barbara Bond , Suun Gruetzemacher, j oyce I u rner. H o lly Allen.

Led by Mary McK inley, Missouri 8 won t he Greek Sill,ll: Con· lest in the sororit)' division, sing ing "Ch ristophe r Robbins is uy· ing His Prayers" and "Greek A rchipe lago." H arding gu.dua ted cum laude. Ind was accep ted into 4> 8 K M arla Unruh and Bubara Bond we re chosen for Sop ho· more Commission. h onorary or&aniut ion. Marla, Caro l Sauer, and Betty Fritz ""ere elected to the Liberal A rts Council, Pat McClure Wit a maid at the &au.x: Arts Ball , and Laura M atlock was cro ned Quren of the Engineers ' 8111.

PLIDC!D: Barbara Booth, j ane Callawa)" Deanne Darr. june Fluckey, SUlin Haswell. Dottie Myers. Jane Pope. Ruth Roberts, Rita Russell, Carol Scholz, jane Spoehfer, Doris Sweet. Marj orie Thieme. Lee Thompson, Pat Thompson, Virginia Vau,lth an, Sonja Wotka, Mary Zeppenfeld. Diana Zimmerman. Sua MAItSIfALL

MISSOURI GAMMA-D RURY COLLEGE. Chartuad. 1914. Plad•• D.y, September 30, J9 ' 6 INIT1ATED October 7, 19)6: Ann Blume, Connie E lmore, Springfield; j Obeth Ellis, Kansas City , Kan.

Flore nce Snid o.... reigned over our So,,'wrJltr formal with jeanne Bender u one of her attendants. Mar ilyo Gideon was chosen Whitt Rose o f t N.

Pattb Everett hu been cbosen to edit the 19H Su'wnttr • hile joan rum right is editor of the Drlf" Mirro , the scbool ne spIper. joan is also presid en t of the Paahellen ic Council.

SaUy Price ia a candidate for (rdbman class presidf'nt; elec· tion ill bt held Oetobtr 11. Sue Cook Ind Sally ja coby are mem o ben of the house council of the freshmln dorm. Carol Cluk and Pa tty Everett are on the upperclass dorm house council.

A scholarship fund. which la to be made IYailable to any Drury git!, has been established under the auspices of Pi Beta Phi in memory 01 J anice Traer Haas Mis souri r pres ident.

PLEDGIID: Gayle Douglas. ).hry Quinn . Helen Uhr. Springfi eld; Ann DoMett, Barbara Thompson k Lebanon ; Sally Pr ice , Ann Wood),. Webster Groves: Sue Coo • A urOra; Sally j acoby. Normandy: jo Ann Pla)'ter. 8erkdey. CaliE.

Re'I'LIIDCIID. September }O, 19)6: K ay Kirchner. K ansas City. ROlliN PILANT

A.RKANSAS ALPHA-U NIV ERS ITY OF ARKANSAS Char. ter d, D tcemM r 29 , 1909. P I,d,. DIY! MPt,mber " 19'6. INInAnD. September 16. 19,6: Beth Brickel

Arkansas A ia off to I bi,lt start this year. The chapter is anxiously awaiting the da)', in December, when a round will be broken for the new chapte r bouse. The new Pi Beta Phi house ill be the laraest sorority house on tbe University o( Arkansas campus. The house ill be two Itoriea and ill house seveoty five girls. On the first floor there will be a fC1V student rooms to be occupied by tbe top officers of the chapler. the remainde r of tbe rooms ill be on the second lloor in three wingJ A lso on the second Boor there will be I kitchenette Ind a la undry room. The fitlt Boor iII have a formal living room, and informal liyin,ll: room, a dinin, room which operu ooto a patio for dancinl

and infoJDlal gatherings. T he dining l oo m will ope n, into a l ovdy modern kitchen. The chapter and library will be bu i lt in the back of the house to prOVide for more study and privacy. The ho use will be ready fo r the 19"·'8 school ytH. Gail Wb iUsett and M.ugie Stewart have been elected officers o f the Arkansas Booster Oub Arkansas A is qu ite lucky to have eight sophomore counse lors in the pledge class this year. Ann Denker IS the Dean of Women ' s to the Stude nt Court. Margaret Malone is the society of the the campus newspaper, and several of gnls h o ld poSitIOns on th e Raz o rbate naff. J anis Hyde Camp 15 the song leader for M ortlf Board. Bubara Simpson and Rolx-r ta Crow have been named sophomore secretaries for two of the Auociated Women Students committees. Cherie Bollo'en M iss Arkann s holds the highest honor in the Army ROTC sponsors, th at of Honoury Cadet Colonel., Ka y Kit chen is a committee c hairman of on e of the AWS commIttees, Pat Bigger is secretary of the Elementary Club, an edu ca t,i o n

• b a entertained Pi Beta Phi at a breakfast h ononng A!Jce Ann Gi rdner, who is. 0. Dream Girl.

PLEDGED : Sandra Smith J oan Holt, Claudette Sc hock, Fort Smith; Lorna Barron, Shi;ley Grayson, Margie, Funk, Nikki Poiyc hro n, Olmstedt, J ams Llt.tle Rock; Rhea Bridges, Barbara SI,mpson. Mary A n n R ob,nson, Pln e Bluff ; Sue Harper, Hansi lecklttner. Flogene Perry H o t Sprrngs; M argaret Mal o ne, Ali cia Horto n, Camden: Nancy Worthy, Roberta Cro,.,' Marlced Tree: Ginny H arrell, Jud y Mc Fall , Poea· nontas' Pa t 'K ilgore Fo rdy ce: Gail Wh itsett, Blylhville; Riu Beatty,' Siloam Sprin85: Virginia White. Elair:'J e Smith, Forrest City' Cherie Bowen, West MemphiS; J oyce Richardson, Lepanto: A nianda H ilton, Fa yetteville : Elaine Durham, Muskogee, Okla,: Sunn Stoffer, Denver , Colo.; Karo Kampbe ll, Boulder, Colo,

GORDIE PAYNE

LOUISIANA ALPHA- NEW C OMB C OLLEG E C ha rtere d, O Cl o ber 29 , 1891. Pled ae D ay, Ocl o ber 8, 19S 6 I NITIATED, M ay 28, 19S6: Beth Warren, Midland, Telt. Starting off the year in a big wa y the actives spent three days on the Mississipp i Gull coast on a houseparty to plan rush week. T he outing was mos t enjoyable, and profiu bl e as far as the work was concerned, f o r Louisiana A had a very successful rush.

The chapter is proud o f its completely redecora ted house. The NC'Vo" Orleans girls wOlked very hard on it thi s summer. and i t is really lovely,

PL EDGED , October 8, 19,6: Mimi Clan, l olita Gelpi, Grace l ahnke, Lise Kerrigan, Donie Le Duul: Charlotte Puker , Yv onne lto t h. Ne w Orleans; Sally Berwald, Virg ini a Jones, Susan Sybil T yrrell , Shreveport; Ann Jarrdl, Monroe.; J udy 08nen, Morgan City: K aren Akard, Dallu, Tell',; Adrienne Davis. Baytown, T el:.: Martha Craig, Houston, Tel:. : Carol Ann M OO re, A ntonio Tu.: Lou M artin , Witchita Falls, Telt,: Mary leWI S, H opc, Ark.; Susan eaven, Ark :; ?at Cousins. Beau Fly, M emphis , Tenn,; J oa n H o ppen)ans , Ala , : Pat Van Seoy, Tuscaloosa. Ala.: J udy Barnes, 'Chdhcothe , Mo ,: Nata l ie Paine. J acksonville, F la,: Vi rginia Byrd, Jackson, M iss, H arriet Davu , Fron t Royal , Va.; Jackie Yeager, Macon, Ga. SUSAN ROBERTS

LOUISIANA B ETA- LOU I S I ANA STAT E U NIV ERSITY

Charteeed Octo hu 13 , 19 3 6_ Ple dg e D ay, S ep t emh f e 20 , 19 ' 6 , Louisiana B had a most successful Rush Wetk after the annual houseparty in Covington , La, The newly decorated chapter room was a highlight of the rush parties. Louisiana B placed ,th ID the AWS Swimming Meet, Members a nd pledges participa ted in the parade celebratin,lt L.S.U,'s new mascot, Mike the Tiger. Homecoming decorations we re under, the direction of K itsie Barleeley, and the display was entItled "R.ockin ' on Our Record."

Inne Charlton was chosen to be Little Colonel of the R.O ,T .C. Other sponsors selected were Mary Ann M claurin , Eddy Kahn, Beverly Schwaner, Shirley Joyner, Carol l.ec GeiscnbelJter, "Piclcle" Jennings.

PLmGm: Laura Alaander, Lake Charles: Marianna Braselton, Oil Gty: Truly Chapman, West Monroe:: Eleanor Collier, Betty Lynn Duball, Edith Folt. Elizabeth Higgins , Mari lyn I.e Roy, Nul' Orleans: Kay Conger, Mary Sterling Rolfe. Oale Ridge; Ann Feli ce Du&as. Marie Grace , Earline Jennings , Ja nice PetTine, Beverly Schwaner, June Young, Baton Grol Lee Geisenberger. Natc hez. MISS. : Gretc hen Feiri c h. Carbondale, III,; Frances Gerlach, H oLiisann J ones. Babs McGowen. Sandra Wilson, Dec Stahl, anice Holland, Alenndria: Shirley J oyner. Sorce: Carolyn lIo. earne-y, New Roads ; Loyce Kilpatrick, Donna Shively. Jonesboro; Beverly Lyon, Lake Arthur; Loretta Ray, Mon· roe; Anne Schulze, Meta irie; Mary Seber. WashingtOn. D.C : Sandra Stone, lkaumo nt; Charlotte Tannehill. Urania; Cynthia Trowbridge, H ouston Ta.; Barbara Ory, Lafayette. CAWltlil McEACHUN

MU PROVINCE

I O WA ALPHA- IOWA W ESLEYAN C OLL EGE Cbartufd, 186 7 _ Pled a e Day, St ptembet 3 D, 19' 6 INITIATED, September 18, 19)6: Marilyn Davis. Stockport; Corrine Mt _ Pleasant; Margy Wasko,.,', Sumner. Two of Iowa A' s senio rs graduated !um.m.a cum laude. They nrc T H E AR ROW OF

Jo Anna Beck Wendel of O ce anside, Calif " and Iktty Clark (rom Chicago. Ill. Roberta Watts is Qui Est president 1: T lJ. preSident, I 4> vice·president, and editor of the <:o l,l ege an ,nual. Joyce Petersen is Student Unton presIdent. VIvIan Wemy the vice .pres ident and Helen H olsteen the secretary J oyce Petersen is also Regional president and Iowa Wesleyan preSIdent of F.T A Rosalee Rauscher, Vivian Wein, and Loui se Schuster were selected as t hree of the daht outstaoding freshman women on the Iowa Wesleyan campus Pi Beta Phi won awards in the W.U,S. carniva l for the orgam:tation and for the single booth producing the largest amount of mCY::/·E. Brown was the commencement speaker at Wesleyan in J une' Je sse Owens was featured at the H omecomtn.lt ceremon ies, Ptll'ocim ' Sue Carruthers Ke osauqua; Mary Leith Crossett Selma D odds: Hillsboro: Lynn I:odi, Wis.: Eljzabeth Gentry; Cherokee; Mabel Gerling,. Pleasanrvtlle; Jane t H offman. MI Pleasant ; Barbara Johnson, Na!lCV krieck, Applet on , Wis,; Betty Shima , Iowa Clry; Joan Smith, Cantri l ; Nancy Teal, Keosauqu a. ROSALIlI! RAUSCHEJI.

IOWA B ETA-SIMPSON C OLL EGE , Ch a rt ered, 1 874 , PI.dg f D ay, Se ptem be e 18 19S6. Th e spring of 19,6 J?:lUch actIvity for the Iowa B chapter members, The annual PI Cnt.C at Lak e Auquabi, with a theme centered around the r ecent movIe !>f the same title "Picnic" was a ,t.::rand success, I n late April, Marcelyn Meyers and Bc:verlin served as attendants to the queen of the annual Beauty Gradua tion brought hi$h honors to l o!"a B SC!lIOCS. Cvnth.• a wllh h o nors in musIc education and DollS Kitzman With honors In returned in the fal[ to discover the alumnae had provided funds to remodel the chapter h o use basement making provisions for a study room, a recreation room • an d a chap · tet meeting room. Al so, the chapter me.r;nbers enl,?Y th e new automa ti c washer and dr ye r and th e new SIDk and kIt chen stove. Opcn H ouse for the freshmen was the first event on the 195657 agenda followed by, R ush !lnd many JO:ay social including the Faculty Recep tIOn which the chapter attended ID a body. The weekend of October '·7 btoll$ht to Simpson's !11any outs tandin g speak e rs to tak e part In the college LIberal An s Festival. The chapter is now making preparationS fo r H ome· coming which will have a cen t ral theme this year, "Horizons of the scholarship cup fr o m Panhellenic for the third con$c<:utive semester.

PLEDGED : Sharon Riley, Gerri Lathrop, Des Moines; l udy Sacre, India nola ; Ka y Cmman, Ann K lie,,-'er: Audubon : Wilma Thomas, Oakland; Linda RIDgrey, Coon Rapids: Sharon P on t. Massena.

ELA I NE LUCAS

I OWA GAMMA-IOW A STAT E C OLL E G E. C hartued. 1877. P led ge D iy, $fptf mbu 2 1, 19 S 6 INITIATED, September 13, 19,6: J oan Will. Evanston. Ill.

"To have fun, and not just to win," was the motto with whIch the singers of Iowa r began rehearsals for the annual sorority· d o rm sing. This spirit made the winning o f the first p lace trophy all the more exciting fo r the group dressed in white formals and wearing scarlet ribbons in their hair.

Veishea , the three day an.college event found two being "tapped" for Mo rtar Board. Roberta Nauman and CynthIa K endall were given their mortar boards, and Cynthia will be the new president of the honorary.

The chapter celebrated Founders' D ay ,Ih an alumn:e luncheon The mcmbef$ were proud to hear that J ean Murra y had been chosen to receive the province Amy Burnham Onken award.

To help the members ha ve a good start on final week in June the chapter held a nautical spring formal · ith dancing o n t he terrace. A house picnic, held before the formal, helped to relax everyone for the big week.

When the chapter came back for rush week in September. it fou nd a newly paved street by the Pi lkta Phi house and a special place f or chapter can, The alumrnr tunes had painted the kitchen, and recovered some of the bVlOg room furnlfirst dance of the year, the "Harvest Ball," had as its queen Ka y Backhaus.

Pt.!!DGED: Mary Lynn Elclo, West Bend. Wis,: Fairlyn Forsyt h \"\' ebster Groves, Mo,; Elizabeth Chero ket;. Jean H oppe , Mol ine. lll.; Sall y Olsen, Council Bluffs ; Hamet Penqulte. Grinnell: Carole Ta ylor, Des M o ines : Sandra Taylor, Manhallt o,.,'n: Belinda Thome , Hinsdale. III.; Patti Walter, Western Springs, Ill.: Sarah Wille«, Ames ; Ann Wright, Wauwatosa, Wis_

NANCY Ba..mFom Ct.Aa1C.

I OWA ZETA-STATE U NI VE RSIT Y O F I OWA. Charte eed, 1882 _ Pledae Day, s..ptembee n. INInATED, March 2S, 19'6: Doris Arntal, Shenandoah; lanet Bryan. City: Deanna Doerr, Riceville; Nancy Dun o p, Des M oines: Diane Foster. Fort Madison; M:utha Hickerson. Scarsdale, N.Y.: Jane Hu bbl" Cedar Rapids: M argaret Ko lker. Waterloo: Jean Niemeier. Sious: City; Linda Pederson, Dcs M o ines ; Mary Rate, Iowa City: Lennado re Schillener. Ames; Maryann. Spies , GraettiDBer; Joan Te Paske, Orange Cit')'_

.,. B K' s were Barbara P arker, Betty Lou T ucker &lld Sandra Ben H anford ( M rs. All en). New members of Scottish H igh· landers were Bette Bateson and M ary Jo G itchell. Ann Cooper, Ju dy O'Donnell and Winifred Files were elected to Seal s. Sally Files served as pmliidrnt. Carol H aruen was elected prrsiden t, and Ja nrt Archer, secretary. of the Ju nior Chaptrr o f the Amrr ican Dental Msociation. Publicity chairma n f o r Profilr Preview wu Lennadore Schilletter. Karen Clause was named to Union Board, and Ann Watkins and J ran Barrett, to Central Party Committee. WRA officen ""rre Virginia H unt. vice·prrsident; J ran Rrdman. tr rasurer; Beth Moorr, publicity chairman; and Maryanna Spirs. assis tant tennis c h airman. Beauty qurens wrre Pat Poll ock, Quadrangle queen attendant; J udy Shorman, Mecca qurrn at· trndant; K arle n Sutton , runnr r·up to M iss Io wa; and Deanna Dorrr, M iu M ason City.

SU I ' s ",'omen's fraternitirs inaugura ted a nrw rushing system l o r open h ouse. Merry·go·round parties of forty.fivr minulrs rach with rqual timr brra ks betwern partirs were h rl d.

PLI!DGED. Se 13, 1956: Eld on: lI.hry Berg strom, Spencer; Nancy Clark. Estherville; Ann Cooper. Wini· fred Pil es, Linda Han sen, Cedar Rapids; Constance De H aan, Fairfiel d; Ja ne Ke nosha, Wis.; Mary Jo Gi tchell, Cresco; Jea n Han sen , Crdar Falls; Mary j a nss. De s Mo in rs; Mary H rlen Kenned y, Alliance , Ncb. : K atherine McCormi ck, La Grange Plrk, Ill.; Marilyn Mine r Charles City: ju dy O 'Donnel l, Watrrloo; Carolyn Pillm orr, De K alb , Ill.

ELI ZABETH A NNI! MOORI!

SO U TH DAKOrA ALPHA-UN IV E RS I T Y OF SOUT H DAKOTA. C h .rtere d , 1927, Pl e d ge D .y, Se p tember 16, 19'6. Pi Bet a Phi was aw arded second place in t he f ntrr·Sorority Sing las t spring li'i th the selection ''I'll Walk With God," At that time Grace V andd w as tapped lor M ortar Board, South D akota A h as two mttnhrrs in Guido n, M ary R uth la ng , a nd Kare n Th orrsc n.

Th is year has started vrry succ('!:sIully with G race Va ndel being nominated f or Miss D a kota, our homecoming queen. K arla Gundrrson and Dorothy Woods will re presen t th r chaptrr [or t he Mi ss Vanity Fai r co nt rst, Nrw officrrs of T B 1: arc Marjo rir Fairbanks pets idr nt and Charlotte Olson vicr-presidrnt. Arke Frie r was awardrd a pla que f or bein$' the outstand ing frrshman girl in th e U niversity Bank. DolphinS initiated Sylv ia Ad ams, Barbara Gooddl, Kay M ortrude, Diannr Snydrr a nd N ancy Weigel. Peggy Riggs rrcrivr d a sta te h onor whe n she was crowned State Da iry Quren Prin cess at t hr Sou t h D ako ta Statr Fair.

P LEDGED; Maril yn Cronk, Joanne Riemann, Ga il Smith, Grorgia Westra, Sioux Fall s ; l o rr tta D ran Nancy Gibson. Ve rmi Jlion; Linda Dewhi rs t, Aberd un; Sharo n Grrgg, D o rothy Gurnry, Nancy W eigr r, Yankto n: Karon Pool, Rapid City; Raabr, Trip p; Jeanne T horne, Beresford; Barbara Hall, Cylinder, Iowa : Kay M o rtrude, Sioux City, Io wa; Audr ry Ro la nd, Inwood, Iowa : Ma ry Ann S paulding. Eureka Ill.

CHARLOtTE O LSON

NEBRASKA BETA- N EBRASKA U NIV E RSI T Y C h art e re d , 1 89 " Ple dg e D lYt S eptember 23, 1 9S6 I NITIATE D; D rbra Pillin g, j une 9 19' 6. NtOraska B da.ims D ian e Kn otek w ho r rpresentrd Nebrasb, first as Miss lincoln and then as M iss Nrbruka in Atlantic City. She was al so tapped as a Mo rtar Board at the Ivy Day fest i vitl rs in spr ing at wh ich Bill ie Croft re igned as Maid of H onor to the May Q uren j anet K auffman took over th e office o f presidrnt of the Association for Childhood Ed ucatio n. Dianr Kn otek wa s rlcctrd prrsidrnt o f the Studrnt Unio n Jani ce Shrader serves as t rrasurr r of Tassels, womrn's pep club organization. Di stincti o n was givrn to Glenna Berry who was named out standing scho lar in h r r graduating class la st spring. Nancy Salter w as eJect r d to be M sis tant Trrasuref of Bui ld rrs in ch arge of adverti s ing A new party was inauguratrd thi s yrar for th e pledgrs which took p lace during New Studrnt Wuk directly following R u sh W re k, Eac h class gave the nrw plrdge class a diffrrrnt k ind of a party: breakfast. picnic, dinnrr. or the lik e. This was succrsslui in aiding to better acquaint the plcdg rs a nd activrs at the beg i nning of th r year.

Sa turday, Septrm be r 29, w as th e da te of thr annua l 1: X Drrby Day conSisting of COntrsts and th e prrsen tation of a Derby Q ueen. Pi Be ta Ph i was presrnlM w ith lirst pl.,e in the events and Monica Ross , as D erby D ay Qurrn candidatr, r rcr ivrd t h ird place. Winning brought a trophy and dinner with the t X chapter on Sunday, O ctobrr 7.

PUDGI!D: lou Ann H arrison, Dav rnpor t; Patricia Rolfs, Elkhorn; Bernita Ecklund, El wood; Patricia H evnrr, Sarah Wengert, Frffllo nt: M onica R055, Gibbon; J ulie H athway. H oldregr; Jacque Mrvcs\ Grand Island; Grn r ne Bra nd t l M arcia Ell iott, }..fargaret Ga ronee, Karen Prterson, lincol n ; 1 ary S honsey, J ill M c K ibben, M arlr ne M utison , Vera Rrnstrom, Omaha; Rrbecca Colwrll, Pawnee Gty; Marily n Pickrtt , Sally Mardock, Schuyler; Sandra Sauvain , South Sioux City; M ario n Lim po , Sioux Falls, S.D. : Caro l Nun , Sutton

JO ANNE DEVEREAUX

KANSAS ALPHA-UN I VE RSITY OF KANSAS. Charte re d , Ap ril I , 1872 , Pl e d ge O .y, S eptem ber '. 19'6

On Augu st 27 thirt y·one ac ti ves returned to the chaptrr house to prepare for an o thtt rxciting rush wuk using the theme of Angel Awards A new semi·prefrrential system of rush ing was used th is an d was found to be vrry succcssfui. Kans as Uni vrnity wdcomrd Miss Emily Taylor of Miami Uni·

versity, Oxfo rd, Ohio, as the nrw De20 of WomeD.

The lawrrnce Al umnae Club gave a party at the chaplrr bouse on Septrmber 24 b o no ring K ansas Alpba for the winning of thr Ballour CuP. the H istory Cup , the 6vr nrst place athletic trop hi r s and the first place scho larship r.ting w hicb was WOn aga i n by the chapter for the spring semester of 19S6. The fall social was begun with a dinntc with '" r .:1 on September 27 and a party to thr new plrdge class on October 10.

Individua l honors were attained by seve ra l members of the chapter Ekcted to M ortar Board were Elunor Hawkinson , jrri l ynn Sandrrs Bilo tta, A nn Straub. a nd D ia nr WorthinRton who will serve as presiden t. '" B K elected three nC"'" Pi Beta Phis who ""rre J o $ch oks, Dodie Ra msey , and M ary Snowd ay. Pi Beta P his are in many principal campus activities th is yral. Among thrse arr Sandra J ames, v icr-pr rsiden t of the All Student Council and Pat Warnick and Susie Poppe , chrerleadrrs.

PLEDGED , Srptrmber ); Susie Po ppr Betsy Shan kland, Joanne T hompson, Mary C laire P urcell , K ansas City; D ora Lu Barnes. ClUo l Ann Cline, Caro l M eans, Kansas C ity , Mi 5rour i: Carolyn Reich, Independe nce , Mo.; M ary Ndl Newsom, Marcia Fink, Topeka: Nancy Parker, Sara Straig ht , Bartlrsv il le, Okla.: Evr Stevenson, Sarah Simpson, Sa l ina: Nancy Dunne , Wichita; Marcia H all, Coffryvillr : Jan H arper , Winchester, Il l.: linda Mill r r, Dodge City; Virginia Mizr. At chison; l inda Ran kin , Denver , Colo.; Patsy Straub, Chicago, 11 1.; Connie Tu cker , Eureka; Ann Underwood, Emporia; Sur Weslry, Hu tc h inso n R UT H A NN ANDI!RSON

KANSAS BE T A-KAN SA S STAT E COLL EG E. Chart ered, 19 1'. P ledge D .y, S e ptem ber 7. 1 9S 6

The ch aptrr is for t unate to have as its new chaperon Mrs. M argarrt H oJlingsworth of Nrwton. K a n. University o ffi ci al s, fa c ulty mrmbers, and housemothrrs o f othrr mrn's and womrn's fratrrnitirs attrndrd an Oprn house hdd by the chap ter hono rin g "Mothrr Holly."

K ansas B, again. placed lirst in scholars h ip among t he w omrn's fraternities at Ka nsas State for the 19S6 spring srmes te r to claim the Scholarship Plaque and Cup f o r the rnti re 19)5·)6 sc hool year.

4> K 4> hon o rs went to M arianne Pt acrk, J oa n Sargent Sherwood, and j anis Crawl ord Smith, 19)6 gradua t rs of K ansas B. J oan Shrrwood and J anet M yer H otch kiss rrcrived Srnior H o nor Aw ards for being outstanding as campus Iraders as well as academicall y. Three members of the chap ter, Marilyn Smith, M ary lyn Me· Crud y, and Margrry Cornwdl Rickl efs werr tapped by M o rtar Board, and Royannr M cMullen and M ary l« Durland wrre chosen fo r membership in Ch imes, juni o r women 's h o no rary.

Several K ansas B's (rign as camp us queens and fraternity sweet · h earts. Connie ikn jamin Sarah J olley, and Connie Taylor wrre ch osrn as Pl r dgr Queen. ::!: N Swretheart. and II K A Dream Girl rrsprctivdy Connie Taylor also rrprrsented Kansas Statr at the Brrkeley Footbal: F rstiva l in California thi s IaII. Th r School o f Agricul turr elected Caro l Millr r IS Ag Week. Princrss and as a contendrr f o r quren of the Ag School.

PUDGED; Mary Ikth Brooks, M o nn e Kay Wills, Co nco rdia; Nancy Ballwrgg Cottonwood Falls; lynn M oxley, Council Grovr: Nancy J ohnson, Dodge City: J oan P r ten, Edso n; Beverly Cloyrs, Janet Newcomrr El Dorado : Cknece Roberts, Great Bend: Carolyn Huber. Wini frrd Killian, J unction City; N ora Croc ker, I renr Mangelsdor£, Kan sas City, K an.; Patricia Myres. K ansas Gty. M o.; Susanne Wildgen, La rnrd; Ka y Burkr. Kay Nordstrom, M c Pherson: D e nise Ke nd all, Charlene Strah, Charlotte Strah, Man· hattan; Roch r lle Drnk. Mi ssi o n; J udy Mann. Prairie Village; Ma ry An n Chambr rlain, Riley; J udy Petrrso n, Salina: Cole ne H rnson, Lynne Martin , T o peka; Anna Attwater, J olenr Prathrr, W ic h it a: Su e Higso n, Cottagr Grov r , Ore.; Em i ly Mohri, Si lvrr Springs, Md.

JV.y KOON

NU PROVINCE

OKLAHOMA ALPHA- U NIV E RSITY OF OKLAHOMA. C h artered, Se pte mber I , 19 1 0 Pl e d ge D .y, Septe mbe r 7. 19' 6 IN ITIATED, May 31, 1956; linda Maness, Sapulpa; August 27, 19 '6, Jan i, G ravelle, Norman, Last K 1: Fraternity made Its 2n d annual prese ntation of the SOwnty of the Y ea r Troph y to n B 4> T o crlcbra tr. thr members of Oklahoma A entertainrd thr K 1':' s at a pi cnic.

Th e Chapter rrt urned from summ r r vacations anxio us to see the Stoolman Vase , which was award rd to Ok la ho ma A at Con · ven tio n.

Several Pi Beta P his wrre among t hr two hundrrd eagrr s tuden ts li' ho w e nt by train to see t he Sooner Football T eam play th r I ris h oE Notre D ame at Sout h Tnd, Caro lyn Otry has been rlectcd to srrve On thr U nio n A ctivitirs Board and j oanne Burkes wa s eJected to the Union A ctivities Counci l.

Betty Blanton , j oannr B urkes , Deborah Irdand, J oyce Palm a trry, and Liz Wheatley were ch ose n as charter mrmben of Tassds, an organi zation f o r junior girls sponsorrd by M o rtar Board, j oanne Burkes was also electrd as treasurr r.

Susan D own i ng, Mrrica Edwa rds (Mrs. Jim) , Flo H ughes (Mu. Ronnie), Carol Po ll ry (Mu. Kent A.). and Suzanne Rambo. (Mrs. Charlrs) are now wearing thr krr o f '" B K.

P LEDGED: Bevrrly Badgrr, Gretchen Govrr, Altus; Sally Ba tr · mao, O drsu , To:.; Sarajane Bateman, Anne Hesse. Bartlrsville:

Cheryl Bbnkcns hip. Cli nton ; Brenda Boone , J oan Edward •• l,ud, Edwards, Sondra Foristell, Iktty Griffin, Fran Hieronvmus, Dla!,c jJ ckson, Sheli. Reill" Sue Trower, Tulu; Mar, Ann Bozahs. udy Eallf' Marta fr o.t. Sheff.,. M c fall, Sue Shori>e,. Pat Carolyn hompson, Anne Wileman. Oklahoma City; VUJtlnlJ Busb,. Memphu. Tenn .; Pat Buder, Pat Gibson, OkmuIR«; Jlney Cbatman, Nancy Young, Norm'D; Jan Davidson. Wichiu f:al!l. Tex .; Fun [kxtcr, Richmond Heights, M o.; Miry Rl!th Doblt, EI Dorado Ark.; J ane ferrill, Judy M oberly. WIChita, Kan .; PIt Flood: Natalie Williams, Ardmore; Carol ,Franics. A18fOO' ,ordo, N.M.: J anie Franks, Enid; Miry Sue GIbson, Amanll o, Tex.; Sharon florton Borger. Tes:.; Kay H oward, Tn .; Janice Kelly, Elk Gty; Beverly Kennerly, H oldenville: J,oan killinglWorth, Duncan; Barbara McShane. MonelC. Mo.; PreCIous Park. DcQueen. Ark.: jane Scott. Ripley, Tenn.; Deanna Shepard. Mid est City: Barbara Wilkon50n Sapulpa; Frances Worrell. Chickasha.

OKLAHOMA

ANN W I lSON

A. and M. Chartered, AUlJu.t 12, 1919. Pl ed,e Oa,., Septembe r '7. 19'6. Alter a very successful rush. Oklahoma B. has down !o studying in the UJual manner. The cbapter IS determined to win fint place in Kholarship and win the coveted tr ophy. Tbe chapter had a "bermuda breakfast'· itb our t N. It was very luccnsful, and may become a trad ition.

Early in the semester the annual Student Union Fair WIS held. Pi Beta Phi Shirley Moore was fint runoer·up for "Faircs t of the Fair." Tbe chapter entend a Sno Cone booth. and had • onderful time as well as makinR a profit for themselves.

Puocm : Gail Artley. Paula Crisman. Suzanne He""'iJ, Bar· bara Stanley. Tulsa: Mary Bado joan Ed ards, Mary Love, Sll5ie Reardon, N.ncy Tale. Oklahoma City; Mary Helen Rosemary jurginJ Dorothy Purnell. M.ry Ann White, Enid: P.t Boston. Carnegie; Betsy Burgess. Carol Ann Hefner Gayle Po ell. Barbara Kolb, Bartlesville; Burris. i?iana Schedler l Still ater; Suzanne Gallo !. Sand Sprmgs; geme Patti P:l4e Cushing: Mar), j.ne Gerhards. jean Lil lie. Guthfle; Saucha Gnffith Midwest City; Mary P.t Hol comb, Duncan: Ka r Camp, j.nice MOtlvec W.ukomis; Peggy Shift let. Red Sullivan. Ardmore; Lynn Ye.ndle. Pryor: Nancy D.V II, Qrl eln, 10 ; j oye Lynn Dickens. Ladue, Mo.; M.dolyn Dyer. Odessa, Tu.

JUDY TH OMPSON

TEXAS ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS. Chartered, Feb· ruary 2, 1902 Pled a:e Day, September JO, 1956 I NITIATED. September 7, 1956: Mary MarRaen Seewald, Beaumont: Nancy Jackson, Corpus Christi; Kathr ine Fay. Houston; Carole Robin · son, San Antonio; Jan et Reeves Tyler: Brtty Kyle Walker, Waco. Mortar Board members el«ted were Rosetta M cG rellor .nd Ade lt Black, who was also elected vice-president of the honora ry organiza tion.

C.rol Gr.ce WaJ ciected a member of the Student Assembly from the educ.tion department. J oseph ine Howell was selected to be an upperclass .dvisor It Little fiel d Dormitory. Goodfell ow nominee....ere Carol Turner, Eloise Tate. and Adrle Bl ack. Harriet Hilliard " appointed .,uistant club editor of the CIUllO, the University yearbook Peggy P.tillo wu chosen. B K. j eanette Waten captured the tit le of M i» Petroleum Enlineer .nd later in the sprin,ll; as chose n Min Engineer by the entire en· gineering department.

PLEDGED : Marg:uet Clare Perkins Alice: Rosem.ry McMurtIJ. Am.rillo; janet M.tzee Guthrie\ Carol Lynn Lyles, juli. Robbins MontgometJ, SUZanne Revel. Austin; lady Gretcben Stri.n. h.geo, Beaumont; Nancy Matilda Philrn. Bro nsville; Hafllrt Ann Hill iard. ChaltanooR., Teon.; julia Qu.y Williams, Co· manche; Carol Eliubcth Chapell. Laura Lou Goyne, N.ncy Clark In ce, Ann McFadden, judy Murph. lynn Rutl.nd. Merida CoI,ltin Watson, Dallas; Ann Hamilton, Guthrie: Anne Gies«he. P ort Hood i Adrienne Gar Gooch, Melinda McCluer, Fort Worth'1 Patricia Yvonne D.vlS, H arliollen: Jill Carroll Anderson. Caro Fairfax Cro Nancy Randolp h Crow, Lid. LaC}' Edmundson. Rhett. A. Moody, N.n Fletcher Reed. Margaret Sue Steil. Mary Franci. Ward, Alice Lockett Wheless, Amett. Dun can White, Houston ; julia May CunDingbam, H un$tville: Barbara ADn Coale. McAllen; Marilyn Edith AUen ju lia Ann B.h.n, Judith Carter Cohag.n. jean Burke ROlen, Nancy 'Este lle Schuhm.cher, Patricia Vigeon, San Antonio; Nancy Bry.n Hunt, Sonora; Patty M. ys Cutwrlllht. Terrell; Jud ith Sue RUJt , Texas City: Beure Gleith Cobb Geneva jJiI c;r.inAer. Tyler; Nancy Millinlt A ynerwo rt h. Eliz.beth Ann Dud4eon, Waco: Madri ine WriRht Abell. Wharton: M.ry Glend. Hmlton, Wichita. Fails; Catol JD Sue Echols Ysleta.

Nt\NCY HZATH

TEXAS BETA-50UTHERN METHODIST UN1VERSITY

Chart d. 1916. Pled•• Day, Sept.mba" 30. 19)6. Texu B started the DCW' school yeu with a pre·rwb reUeat. The pwpos.e of the: thrte:.d.y rttre:.t wu to pl.n rwh p.rties. prepare decorations &tid twDC tq:1. and b«ome acquainted with the n1.lllCl of the ,iris loing throuah rush. The success of the retnu shows in tbe DeW' pledge class of thirty·six giris which was this yur's quot•.

A slumber p.rty u ai en for the new The class aa e a sk it. complctt with I take Dft on II is Presley. FoUowin,

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

"Work D.y," formal pledgina was held. and the bilt listers took their litt le listers out to dinner.

" Must.nJ Mythology" will. be the theme. of SMU's home· comin, thiS yrar. Each soromy .nd fr.ternlty drew a Gr«k god or &Odden for house d«otltions, Hercules, in some form. will ,race the front of the Pi Beta Phi bouse.

Sund.r. October 14, Texas B "'ill have a brunch for Texas A and Oklahom. A. K irkos, the local service honoury for junior and senior ·omen. chose Ma ry j ane Eason .nd K. y CarbauRh as members.

Student elections lie starting, and Pi Beta Phi is runninJl four girls, one from each class. For "Pi Phi Night" Mary M.ry and Gail Baker gave a report on convention, complete "'Ith slides and scrapbooks.

PLEOCED : Sue Barnes. Med ora Doherty, Nit. Fraser. Sara Anne Frazier, S.lIy Reill y, Betsr SI.ter, D.lIas: 10 Anna Cone, Booty Fulgham Carolyn Kem ble, June Neighbors. Fort Worth; Fledda Blaclc. K.y Briscoe, Gainesville;. Kath y 8ro o. Ka y C.Uo y. \'Vills Point; louann ColilOs Elmho.use; Cynthia Ann Carroll. Amarillo; Di.ne Gilmore, Paris: Patrlci. H.nnah, Sherman' PelIY Lou H odRes. Palestine; Linda J ohnson, Corsican.; Shirley Ko hler. Karen Murphey, H ouston: S.lIy Pitts. Beaumont; Sally Rhodus , Odess.: Penny Riley, Donna; Dorothy Dell Barks · d.le, Rwt in, La,; Sally Sentell, M inden. La.' Libby Do ner, Penny Wi.sc, Shreveport. La.; Bcu Fraser , M.n sfi'eld Shelley Fitch, Bowling Green, Ky .; A nn Grecn ocx;t. CookeVille. Tenl,1'; V.n Lindley, Greensboro. N.C.: S.lly Reddig HuntsbW'g, Ohio: T oby Turner, Orl.ndo. Fl •. ; Sue Conler. M.d rid Spain. GaIlTCHJ!N Mt\UElMANN

TEXAS GAJ\1MA-T E XAS TECHNOLOGICAL Chartered. April 2'. 19 31. Pledae Day, Septembe.r 23, 19 '6

As the fear beg.n with rush for Taas 1', the rush«s h.d the opportunity to sec the promineoti, displayed Phil.delphia V.se which the chapter as very pleased to h.ve been .w.rded at con· vention.

SlDce t he school yeu starttd latt. this year elections have not been completed. Campus votina for dan o m cers ill be held October 10. Pi Bet. Phis h.Ye been nomina ttd for secretary .nd A .W.S. repreSCfltative from each clau. While workin,lt on these campaians, Tuas I' is also makin$ big plans to win in this year s hom«oming parade. Pat Derrick is chairm. n for the ch.p· ter's fl oa t.

All the members are lookinR for rd to a picnic on October 10 to be held for K A 9. Th is is the result of • scho larship challenge which Pi Bet. Phi won.

The chapter is fortu nate to have two transfe rs this semester: Lynn Richards fr om C.lifornia E .nd Susan Guthrie from Okla · h om B

PLI!DGID : C.rolyn Ba chman, Wichita Palls ; Vir,ltinia Bray. Maty V. Dawson, Jene Glazner, J ohann a Zournas, Lubbock; Nancy Carlock. Honey Groye: Lynn Carr, Brownfield: Pat Cundall, judy Harris, Caroline Wood. Fort Worth: Leth. Gracey Roscoe : Nita Hedleston, Big Spring; K.y H enry. Lynn Richardso n. Dallas: Mary Herrington Odessa; Jul ia Holmes. Shamrock: M.rth. Kaiser, j .ne Sullivan, j.ne Wight, H ous ton; Kay Miller. Brown · wood!' Jean Schepers, M cGregor; Betty Sh.rp, Abilene: Delle Tisda e, B.lIniaer

GW8N KILUt\N

TEXAS DELTA-TEXAS CHRISTIAN UN IV ERSITY, Chart ered, AuauJt 30. 19'6 Pledse Dar. Sep tember 30. 19'6 INlnATID. Auaust 30, 19,6: Aonette Bozarth. Lampasas; Eliz.· beth Brumbel ow Las Vegas. N.M.: Annette Butos, Mineral Wells; Ruth 101." Dale. 10.... Park: Catherine E.ker. Lloyd McKee Mil dred Nash, Eilun Peoples Fort Worth; Marg.ret Gooch. jackson. Miss.: Sandra Guthrie, Henrieu.; S.br. Lackland, San Antonio: Mat}' A nne Lemley, Houston; C.rolyn M iller, Dallas: jan McDonald, Killeen; Phyllis Perryman. Copperas Cove; Dorothy L, Rosamond, Wax.hachle.

The members of Pi Phi .0. Colony " 'ere pledJled into Pi Beta Phi on August 29. 19,6, The next day these pledges ere initi.ted and installed as charter members of Taas .c1 chapter by Marianne Reid Wild. Grand N.tional President Olivia Smith MOOre, Grand Treasurer, and Ruth Will iams Hansen. Director o f Ex· tensi on assisted in these ceremonies.

In addition to the national officers, Eloise Gluner HensleYr N Provi nce President. .nd Kather ine Bretch Binklry N ProvlDce Vice· President were h onored It "cooky·shine" following the pledgin, ceremOny .nd at the form.1 b.nquet after install.ti on Phyllis Perryman rucived the Best Pledge Award: Maraaret Gooch .nd An nette Burns were honored for scholarship. The pledge dau .ttained the highest schol.rship .veu,lte, 2.07 in • 3.0 system, durina the spring aemcster.

First period rush of Taas September 9 to September 1), c1imaud with the pledgiog of 29 girls. The formal pledge cere· mony 5 held on September 30.

A Panhellenic Ribbon Dance, October ), presented the pledges of ten ,.mpw women's fraternities.

.:1 r as iostalled .t Texas Christi.n Uni vtrs.ity on September 29, 19)6.

PUDGED, September 30. 19)6: Owe Armsu0n&. Summit, N. J.; Carole S.ur, G.il Bro n. Gail Burgess. Ann Harbisoo, Caroline Murrio. julian ne TiptO'!t Ro..,(na Velte. Cecili. Whlte. Fo rt Worth; Becky BusiC')'. l...Ouicanna; jury Lynn Burd Clrbwne: Jeanne Cook:, Suzanne Donaldsoa. Carol Norman. K.meu; Elaine "br...enport, Jacbon iIle; Gail Gamer. Brcdtentidae; Corky Glad·

win, San Antonio; Betty Ja n e J ohnson, Jan Thornton, W ichita Falls: Carol,n Jo Johnson l Kansas Gty, Mo.: Doroth, M.trlin, Mushall; Nancy ScoffielG Nanc, Wbitulr:: er, P.ttsy Nelson, H OlHtoD: Carolyn A;:;drewJ ; B.trhara Salter, Shaker He:iltbts, Ohio; Lawa Ltc Shirley. Dallas; urolyn Stoker, Wnah.tcbie; Beverl, Wi"ins, Clebume.

ANN.!TTI BuaNS

NEW MEXlCO ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEX ICO, Chattered. Sepkmber 11 1946. Pled.e O.y, IJ, 19'6. INITIA'T1!O, October n, 19)6: Connie Chavez, Leonora D u(· rett, Albuque rque; Sail, Carpenter, FarmiDjttoD. New Mexico A was ,reatly honored R ush Week with a visit from Mrs. Mananne Rtid Wild. Grand President. Her visit was greuly .tppreciatC"d and mjo,ed by the ch.tDter At H onon Auembly, Barbara Brown and Dottie Harroun wefe tapptd fo r M ortar Board; Pat Dickin$On, Judy Little, A nn Kr ummes, Sandra BuerAi, Pat J. ones, Jeanne Bennetl, Judy Min ctS .tnd M.try Coopt'r (or Spurs eJnne Bennett and Pat j on tS were named to M orur Board H onor Roll. The cb.tpter won the Com· Action Award. and the pledge class recei ved the A :x 0 tuvelmg trophy for the hi,lthen ArldH. Bubara Lagow and Glori.t Hlnawald were .tmonA six fin.tlists for Fiesta Queen. Followi ng tryouts for Vanity Cheerleader, Jeanne Bennett .nd Mary Cooper were elected. Yv onne Peul is alternate. I n the re· cen t tryouts for freshman cheerleader, Bobbi Hesch 'as one of SIll wmnen.

The entire campus was dtlilthtC"d with the openin,lt this fall 01 the new women's dormitory, HOKona Hall, whicb will .ccommodate 600 women. A new Ass istant Dean of Women, Miu Ruth Hanen, wu "dcomed to the campus.

Outstandmll among the activn: Maril),n H ac kney. maj oret te; Sandra Buergl, Society Editor of Tb, LdfJ, Publicity and Trophies chairnl.tn for Homecomin, Studmt Senate, and Edito r of Spun: Jud)' A rnold and Esther Student Senate; Dottie Hattou!!; , l-li sto rian o f Mort ar Board and chairman o f H omecoming queen coronatio n: Barbara Brown , Editor of Mortar Board and chairman of H omecom ing queen election: Ju dy Little. Treuurer of Spun, and Mary Cooper, Secretar., of Spurs and officia l deleAate to ReAiona l Spurs Convention.

PlfDGIID: Gini Bu ssey, Carolyn Dalbey, Nomi Diehl , K athie Gilbert. Bobbi Hesch, Blanche M cCord J ane Sproul, Albuquerque; Patt Buck, Lovinston; Mary Louise Hail, M ountainair: Ann H ume, SocOrtO; Janct Jenkins. Ros lIo'ell; Marihelen Stanford. H obbs; Ellen Wilder, Los AIIIDOS: J o anne Wilder. Carlsbad ; Glyle Ain sworth, Co lorado Citl' Tell ; Sue Arno ld, Barrington , III ,; and Sarah Novak, Los cs , Calif.

MARY COOPEA

XI PROVINCE

COLORADO ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, Char· (fred, 188 Pled,. D.y, Sept.mber 16, 19 S6. Pi Beta Phi second in sch olarship for the entire school ycar 19,, -'6. Lasl spring Lellie Schum wu elected the most outstan dinA: seniOr woman o n the C. U. campus. Li sa BurAeu is the Lt. Com· mander of Angt'ls Fl i,lo;ht and vice·president o f the Association of Women Students. Marilyn Vln Dcaber is al so servin& on the h .W.S. senate Nita Glow is the head·cbeerlnder and Tttna Bennet is also a membe r of the Iquad, Lisa Burge" and Pat Hill 110' 1'11' tapped b., M o rtar Board. K a)' Cornum, Lynn Lennartz, Mara;aret Nagd , and Marilyn Van De:rber were upped by Spur

PLEDGED: Edith Anderson , Sl,.e N/'hall, Minneapolis, Mi nn.; Evelyn Anderson, Western Spri fllJ, II.: Sally BaAby, Housto n , Tex.; Pamal yn Binlham, Ogdm, Utah: Connie Briaban, La Grange. III.; Carole D,ane Darden, VirAinia Kinn ey, j.tnet Marshall, Vonnie NamH, Carol Sledge, Helen Wilcox, Sue Woods. Denver; Tandl Crail, Joplin , Mo.: Carole Devencmti, San Carlos , Calif.: Connie Nicolay, Upper Mo ntclair, N.J.: J anet Ela. Marshfield, Mau.: Linda Enfield, b,ltuna Beach, Calif.; Ann Wis ; Ann H am ilton, El Puo. Tex.: Fritsi H anCOCk, Rtno, Nev.' Betsy H owlet t, La Canada, Ca li f.: Julie lanKn, Pekin, III. ; Naner Jensen , Shaker Hei&hts, Ohio; Marcel a Ju bitz , Portland, Ore.; Sarah Kepner, H ono lulu, T H ,; Cris Koerber, Hill sborou8h, C.tlif. : Ellen lewis, Boulde r: Jean McDonnell, Ottumwa, Iowa , ; Duha Meban, Arlington, Va.; Carolyn Miller, Mtxico , D ,P.; Carol Meyer, Madiso n. Wis.: Peg Murphy, Saulte Ste. Malle, Mich : Anne Nagle, Iowa City, l ow .: Nancy Nodi, Cedar lUpidl, Iowa; Marilyn Onufroc k, Colo· rado Spring'; Betsy Phil brock , Ollnard, Calif.: Beverly Pollard, Topeka, Kan.; L)'nne Gold1ll'altr, Pebble Beach, Calif.; Anne Semmes, M emphis , Tenn .; Mar ianne Ricks , Fresno. Calif.: Joanie Ridgley, Des Mo ines, l awa; Debbie Spaulding, Littleton; Cynthia Cunningham, Ennston, III.; Sa lly S"'earingen, Pueblo; VirRinia Van DrtsOr, K oloa, Kaua i, T.H.: Marty Van Zele. Davenport, Iowa, CHARLOTTI! SALVETEIt

COLORADO B ETA-U NIVERS I TY OF D ENVER. Chartued, 188' , Pled.e Day, Ser,flrnbee 1 7, 19'6. INtTiATED, May 20, 19,6: Mary Gay Buck e)' , Pine Bluff. Ark,; Deanoe urlsoo, Tenafly, N.J.; Shuon Hagemeister, Crawford, Neb.; Colken

H udspeth, Littleton: j oan Palmer, Kansas City. M o.; Lynn White , Cheyenne, Wyo.: Sally Skinner, Denne: j oyce Bohnisch, Lin<Ha )" Calif.

Ma y Da,. was a bi,lt sucan at the Uniyersity or Denver The theme for the M ayfair Carni 1 was "Boil Wtn'il H ut." .ith Coloudo B .nd • loI A lIkin,; second place in the mixed or,lt.tni. tations dr"ision. The chapter also took secood place in the annual T.' ili,ltht Sif\J, Durin. the quarter Mary Anne Riddick was chosen Jearbook attendant, .nd Irma Sloan reigned as Interfraternity Council Queen. Jan ice WiUimont was crowQed Military SaU Queen, and Joyce Bohniscb and Anne Pennington were cbosen IS two of her allendanu. Diane Carpenter was .tn attendant to the Sweetheart of I X, as wu J oan Palmer to t he Swtttheart of A K • Gail Frye Davies was selected to + B K Mortar Board tapped Norma jean urpcnte r On the class provided entert.inmtnt for the chapter at the "coolr)'·lhlne," Colorado B was p leased to lind th .tt the pledge clast is a very clever and talented group 0 ' girls.

PLEDGI!D : Christee n Lichtenberg, Ennis, M onl.: Sandra Sorenson, La J olI.t, Calif.; Polly Porro, Great Fa!lJ;, M ont. : j oyce urhon, Trudy Crofts, Denver; Nanette Crosb,. Lubbock. iex ; Barbara Anderson, He nry, Neb. : Marilyn Miller, Littleton; J anice Crawle)" Elhart, Kan, CAROL Duus

COLORADO GAMMA-COLORADO AGR I CULTURAL and MECHANICAL COLLEGE, Septembet 8, 1914, Pled •• Day, Sept.mber 2 J9'6 , Upon returnin& to school th is fall the chapter found that the lower floor of the chapter house had been completel)' redecorated. A succtuful rush week was climaxed by the pledging of ei&h teen girls.

The chapter is proud to be growing with the school which may wo n be ulled Colorado State University instead of " AM ies." Two new men', dormitories arc now undcr construction u is a new engineering and ph,sics building. Plam arc being formulated for a new student union build inA. Secretary of the Student Union Board, whicb is making the arrangements, is Phyllis Borderud.

The .tnnual pledge dance, which was held October 20 , was based on the theme Black M aRic. The new pledges were serenaded by A X A 'nd I .:s .nd t hey have been entertain ed at fun ctions by r. A E and A A A, Al ong with pledges from o tber sororities they competed in the 2: X Plum Street Review and tied lor .«ond place.

Pi Beta. Phi is busily plan ning for with its many activi t ies, The feneral theme is to be Agg ie Storybook Land, an d competition wil be keen for Iirst place in hou se deco rations , Last spring Pi Beta Ph i p roudly Pat Miller and Ce · cel ia BowelS two of th t live finalISts for Mi u A. and M Jo Ann Mltysek il a cheerleader,

PUDGED: Carla Beedy, J oan J ohnson, Ar iana Riddle , Ph yllis Slagle, Colorado Springs; VirRinia H owens tine, Lima , Ohio; Matlene J ohnson , J anice j ones, Marcia Malan der, Glo,ia Swigert. Denver: Kathleen K ing, Kenilw orth, III.: Barbara Kn o wlH, Berwyn, Pa.: Anne Ludewig, Louise Nichols, H onolu lu. Hawa ii; Darlene Osborne, Williams, Calif.· Barbara Perry, Fort Coll in s: Bernadine Ping, Limon ; Pam Shaefer , Coronado, Ca li f. : Barbara White, Carbbld, N.M.

MARJ OUEI ScoTT

WYOM I NG ALPHA-UN I VERS I TY OF WYOM1NG, Char. lered. 19 10, Pled •• nay, Sept.mber U, 19'6. INITIATED : Sep· tember 8 , 19)6: Carola Rowland, Roberu Green Nadine G lidden, Joan Botero. This year two WyominA As. M ary Ellen SavaR;e, and Emily Summers, were elected to membership in • K + and + 8 K , the sc bolarship honoraries, wbile Margy Clare, janet Royer and A nn McGo wan were chosen for Wbo', Wbo i" 1t",";(II" Coli"" II"d U";"rJ;I;". Pi Beta Phi, in collaboration with 1: N fratern i t), won the SWllt p· stake tro ph, for ouutandlO,It performance in Cowbo y Capen. the campus vallety show, Ed Sulliv,n, ho was I5kC"d to pic k the campus beauty q uttn this year, chose Mary H ansen, ples ident of Pi Bet. Phi, I nkslingers Queen for 19)6 H omecoming at W)'ominR U. will be October 20. All ar e work· inR bard for Carola Rowland, the chapttr's undidate for Oueen Mary J o Budd. Mary K ay K ingham. Ind L.,nne M.tbee have JUSt been lecen tly chosen as Arm)' ROTC sponsors; Carol a Row· land, Mary Page, Judy H outz: , Cath)' Storm, Sondra Kl ind t an d M ar., H.t nsen arc members of the AFROTC An&;ds Flight and Mar), Hansen is Wing Commander for th e K'Co nd conlC'cutive ynr, November 16 is the date set for the Monmo utb Duo, K K r and Pi Beta Phi, to have their joint fall daoce.

PUDC8D : Elaine DeBolt, Marial FIJM, Maria! O'Melia, Ma.ry Thorson, Naner Wilson, Mary Page, JOG Re nkle, Colleen Larson, Cathy Storm, Q)nDle Hah'erson, Lin McLaughlin, Lynn Parson, Luanne Laney, Mary Lou Foreman, Sue Wile)', Sarah Spann , Betty Northtn, Ka y Ke pl c r, Adrienne McPh ie, Prances Denney, Peggy R iddell , Nancy Hart ' dl, ConDie Cover, Mary Pbyl Beyer, Mary SchlaiJhr

MAUHA M INNIS

UTAH A LPHA-UNIVERSITY OF UTAH, <l1attllftd, 1929 PI.d,e DIY. Septemba 28, 19'6. INtTtATED, April 29, 19)6;

Carol yn Che ney, Carot e Robinson, Sue Van ce, Salt Lake City; Ann Fet Vedt, Fergus Falls. M inn.

The chapter won first place for th e W.R A urnival booth and also secon d place for sonp;fest.

Luauna Love and Ka rin Nelson Wc tc t apped for Morta r Board. The c hapter also saw of th e Pi Beta Ph is become Spurs and four morc c hosen for (wens, the junior honorary gtoUp.

Barbara Hawkes , Vella Ne il. and Ann Wilkins were upped for 4> K w i th Barban. and Vella also becoming members of 4> B K

Act ivities and sc hol:uship plus beauty semlcd to be the chapler's goa l as Shirley D oane was White Rose of l: N and J anet W a ller reig ned as htr utendant, Carol Grundvig w as White Sla t o f K 2:, an d Sue Vance was lovely as Baby Orchid Q ueen of ! II.

N e wl y pledged Deni se Derr ick was a tt endant to th e freshman qu een.

T he cha pter is now lookin g for wa rd to the openinfl; of the new s t uden t union building w hich will be a \io'elcome addition t o the campus. J a nuary 1, 19>7, is th e ope-ni ng date.

The H aw a iian theme o f the chapte r's annual ,pring f u hion show was very successfu l.

PLEDCI!D: J an ie! Ashton, D orothy A n n Browning, Dcni.se O erride, M arily n Hard in , Suzanne H intze , Barbara Ann H owes, Sally Ann McKinn on, J oyce M cGregor Linda McLatchy, Marcia M cLee.se, LaNeya Peterson, LuAnn Reeves, J udy Shurtleff_ Carol So nntag , Kall y Souvall, Ke vy n Warnock, Salt Lake City; Carol Quay le, Logan; Dori s Drown, Murray; Carol Clymer, Susan Dahlstrom , Ann H olm strom, Georgia H one N"t"lie Noblit, Og den; Susan Scalley, Tremon ton; Lo rraine Snarr, Shar on W ester· gard, Idaho Falis Id"ho; K aren Cox, Boston , M assac husetts. Juu a H AWK ES

MONTANA ALPHA- MONTANA STAT E C OLL EGE_ C h a rured, Se p t emb e r 30 , 192 1. Pl ed ge D ay, Octo b e r 16, 1 9' 6

Hom ecoming was quite an event at Mo ntana State Colle,l:e this fall. J o Ann Roba n w as chosen H omecom in,l: Queen and ctowned at a very impressive ce remony at the V arie ty Sho w t he ni/olh t before the ga me. The metho d o f c hoosing tbe queen and the crowning ""ere handled in a different manner this year. J oA nn and two other con te sta nu tou red the state the week befOre H omecoming a nd :tppeared on television shows in several cities. The Pi Bet a Phi fl oa t w on second in the parade and hou.se decora t ions received firs t pla ce.

All the rooms on the second and third fl oo rs of th e house ere painted and two new c h airs added in each room durin/ol the summer by the a lumn:Je c hapter. The S tudent Uni on buildin/ol as also redone this summer. A fie!d bouse is bein.': built w hich will he large enough for all the college fuo l" tion$. It ' ·as s tar ted last spr ing and is expe<ted to be ready for use this spring.

New Spurs are Anna Mae Brenden , Carole Kamhoo t, Sonja Larso n, Bonnie Norling, Doris Peterson, Barbara Reitseh, Dean na Suneson, and Lo uise Zem pe l. Carolyn Sar,l:ent, J anet T obey , and N a ncy Lich twardt were initiated into 4> T 0 , H ome Economics hono rary, last spring. Jean Allen was elected president o f AWS and is also a new member of M or tar Board. Oth e r new M ortar Board members are J oan Raymond, J ean Painter, Eliza\)(th T obey, Ind Mary Loui se 'thomas Jean Welch , who gr:tduated in J une, w as chosen as t he Five Year Speakef for 1961 at W oma n's D ay. This year J ean is a t the Univenity of Fl orid a as a D:tnforth graduate.

El ectrons, che mistry honorary, in itiated Marcia D oris Peterso n, a nd Gayle Royal.

Bonnie M oore won firs t i n th e Stockhorse Class a t the annual Li ttle International Li ves tOCk Show last spring. M any of the girls fro m Montana A spent mu ch of th ei r t ime trai ning animals for the show. The sh ow is quite well attended by stu denu at MS C as well as man y people fr o m the surrounding to wns.

P LEDCE D: Vo nnie H:trr is, Billings: Ph yllis Kelle r, Sue K eller. Valerie Lehrkind, Ma r ion O'B rien, Susan Rin derknech t, Ann Sandberg, Bozeman; Cindy Sherman, N.Y.: Joan W elc h. Cowley, W yomi ng; D ott ie An derson, D illon, l.[ on l.: J une Long, Fiormce; Barbara WelJington, Fort Yate!!, N.D.: Rosemary O ' leTar , Carol Smith, J oan Lee Welch, Great Falls , M on t .: Mary Jea n Kronebuscb, l-Iavre, M on t ; Ger ry Day, Shope , Sharon Sko r, H dena. Mont.; K ay La Fon d, M alta, Mont. ; De su Ostenson, Miles Cir" M on t _

L AUIlA WARD

OMICRON PROVINCE

WASHINGTON ALPHA-UN I VE RS I TY OP WAS HIN GTON_ C h artered, 1 906. D ay, Se p tember 2' 19'6_ Washington A aga in swept the campus th is fall by pledging thirty-one outstanding Soon after rush week the chapter planned a cruise on beautiful Lake Wash ington in honor of tbe new pledges. An afternoon o f fun with and laUJhter ,.·bich wu to pped olf with a picnic d inner was enloyed by all.

Mn: T uf t , Provi nce Presiden t, visited bere October 6-9. D uring bet stay sbe sbo""ed slides of Connntion at Pa s.adena. Ba rbara H a.osen ' -as W ashington A'$ delegate this year and Shlcon Hull , as alternate_ Chri s Compton, Nancy Greeley , and Ma ry W illiilms also journeyed south for th e occaSIOn. Sa ndra McCral"ken, p ast president of Wash in.Bton A received the National Chapter Service Award for outstandmg lea dersh ip and service to the fra te rnity D uring M rs, Tuft ' s visit a tea wu .':iven io ber

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

ho nor; it "Iso h ono red M rs. Clara Y ounS, o ur ne:w house mo the r, and M rs. Horace Vanasse , ne w p rovin ce vice-president ftom Seattle. Homecomin,lZ, scheduled for October 26 with Ca lifornia, is in full swinp; with D onn a-Gaye Lent as general chairm:an. Af ter winninp; third pbce las t year the chapter hopes t o do e ven better ,..ith the theme '·Royal Fan - Flre_" Barba ra H anse n an d Anne Bent on are our cand ida tes for Homecomin,lt O ueen. H o wever, the thou p;hu of Pi Beta P his a re n ot all nua-curricular for .11 Washington A's are again busily studying to ma intain their ncellent scholarship standing. Spring quarter found the c haptet third on campus w it h an over-all standin g of seco nd for the entire yeThis yea r Pi Be ta Phi is looking fo rward to an outs tanding se ason with a full schedule of exc hanges , dan ces. football ralli es , queen COil tests, mingled with it s greatest goal of all-studying. With all the wondl"riul ideas and goals from the Pasad e na Convention and with the inspiration tha t Mrs. Han sen /olave the members last yea r, l"oupled with that of M rl. Tuft 's visit, it is h oped to make th is t he bes t year eve r

PUDCIlD : Bonnie Att ridge , J oann Bretz, Lorna Campbell , Nora J ean Cuye r, Nancy Corbin, ( ranees Delano, lynn Dowl in,Jt. E llero. T ina Ell ero, Sharon Eshom, Lenore Es tey, 8cverly Famsh, J ean Forstrom Kenet Fuller NancJ Goldback:, M itti e Hagin, K aren J ensen, 'Delores K nutsOn. li n a Koc ker. Sandra Landgra f, Connie Mci ver , M ary Alice M artenso n, Nelson, K ay Linda Rafael, J udith Re mber,lt , Kenys Ri c hardson, Peggy Utle , -"hri:anna Vaughan, Sharon Va up;hn, Joa n Wellman.

KA RIL M INGBJ! IL

W ASHI N GTON BETA-WASHINGTON STAT E C OLL E G E, Jul y, 191 2 _ Pl edge O .y, Oct o ber 2. 1 9' 6 I NITII\TEO, September 9, 19,6: Jean Be rp;enon , Spokane; Mary anne , Bu ssanich. Ta com a; Anne Cannon. An chorage, Alaska; a nd Pat Yen ter, Cashmere.

J ackie Lilenthal was Pan hellenic Ru sh Cbairman , and did ou ts tanding work in helpinp; to make r ush on the campus so successful.

Ch:airman o f H omecomin,l:, held on October 20 , was Je an D oug lass H eipi ng h er on the com mittee was Lucy En,l:lu nd Be for e the traditional game with Id ah o University, io M oscow o n O c tober 6 , the chapt e r hel d an exc hange with the Jd:ah o A Chapter.

H elping to encouC3ge school sp iri t th is year are Carol Crook:, a member of the Ra lly Squad and J anet M cBride, recently elected to the Yell Squad.

PUDGED : Sandra Easterly, J udy Greenup. Mary Weber, Seattle; Carol Berns te n , Ol ym pia; Janice Bu shnell , Bellingham; Nancy H egi:l. r, St. J ohn; Di ana Gibson, W allace; Ellen H ougland, Republic: linda Lov itt, Loog Bea ch, Calif.: M olly Melcher, tOn; Delight Rich ardson, K irkland ; M ari jo Shann on. Yakima; W anda Trotte r, Ephrata; R ochelle Walling, Camas ; Leanne Wood , Colfax ; A udrey Ziegler, Gig H arbor.

J UDY TUCKEit

W ASHING TON GAMMA-COLL EG E OF PUG ET SOUND_ Cbart ered. Sepum be r 9, 19'6_ I NITIATED, September 30. 19,6: Aria Chamberlain, A rlene Denr ich, Betty H offman, Geor,l:aDee Martin, Les l ie McKeen.

September brought t he members of Washington r bal"k to college. The firs t item on the age nd a was rush. Pi Phi Candy. land. Pi Phi Pow \VIow, and Pi P hi H eaven were the themes of t he part ies this year_

September also broup;h t many firesides , serenades , and foo tball games as ell as classes. The members w ere active in supporting all th e campus activities.

Rosal ie Rosso was elected Ye ll Q ueen for th e w mi n/ol year, while Carol Goodno, PJt Y ager , l eslie M uKean , and J ean Andre sen composed the song leader section.

Eloise Engbreuon, Susan Springer, and Bette Birkland were chosen 10 be members of Adelphlans, the College of P uge t Sound's Concert Choir for tbi s year.

Sally Strobel and Eloise En gbretson ,.'e re gran ted membership into Spurs, the Sophomore Women's Honorary. Sally was elected vice·president fo r t he group. Eleanor Snyder was chosen for membership in Otlah, the Senio r W omen·s H ono rary_

Campus queens from Pi Beta Ph i's ranks are Jean Sweetheart of 1: X ; Bette Bir kland. K 1: Stardust Queeo; leslie M cKean, Dream Girl o f 9 X ; and Ma ry J aoe Vlah ovich, Ma y Queen.

PLI!OGEO : Carol Brown, Gresham , Ole.; J ean Oix, Bremerto n : Carol Goodno, Gig H arbor; Katherine H o we. Buriin,l:ton : Silly K alhagen, Charlene D ahl, MarJiyn Breidenbach, Mar cia M cCabe , Marg ie Reger, Rosalie RoSJO, Louise Sibu rg , Beverly Sweet , Sue Wil son, Ta coma; Susan Springer , Auburn; Pat Y I,Jter, Seattle. SALLY MAUHALL

OREG O N AL PH A-UN IV ERS ITY O F O R EG ON I NmATED, A pril 28, 19,6: J o Ann H oover. Sal em , Ore.; M ary Lee Scott, Le"' iston , Ida .: Karan M ake. EURene, Ore.

A pleasant memory for Oregon A as the 200ual formal house dJnce. ·'The Enchanud Forest" , -hen Pi Beta Pbi and tbeil dates donned Robinhood hau for the occasion. Follo win,t dose upon this even t was "Duck Preview" dur i n.lt wbich time Pi Beta Phi , ·as hostess to t hirty-seve n higb school seniors

On Founders' Day, three girls were ini t iated into Pi Beta Pbi The Founders' Day celebratio n was held with Oreg oo r oB a t

Oregoo Sute ClIllege wbere Oregon A Pl'OTided mterujnmeot. Nancy Sue Payne WIS • lCmi·bo.alist fo r dream girl of n K A and Marilyn M oun t wu a lin.lut (or "Little ColoneL " junior Weekend wu quite tyent(ul for Pi Beta Phi. Reign ing 00 the COUrt "",ere "juDlor Weekend Princesses." Bnerly Bowman .nd Ma rli, Clauueo. TappingJ (or honouries. the same ,,·eekend. honored Nancy Taylor, Sue Helfr«ht. and Nancy Sue Payne of Kwanu. the sophomore honorary. Darlene Leland and judy Loucks were for the junior honorary, • 9 and Morur Board tap:r.in,p mcluded Marcia Mauney, Sally Jo Greig, and Nan Halta orn. junior Weekend also brou,.::ht Pi Beta Phi many trophiell. M ost welcomed WIS the trophy for the highellt gu.dell for the previous ye ar .nd also the M others ' t rophy for the most mothers present for the weekend. Marcia Mauney wu greatly honored durinll: the weekend by receivinll: the "Gerlinge r Cup" awarded to the oUhta.ndill.lt J unIor woman on c.mpus.

The term closed by hninJt three sopbomore .Rirls elected to the v.uity rail, squad for the following ,·ear. They are Karan M oke, Nancy Sue Pa,ne, and Ju d, Eckland.

BEVERLY BoW,",AN

OREGON BETA-OR E GON STATE C OLL EGE. Ch.rte red. 1917 , Ph d,e D.y, Septembe r 27, 19'6 Fall term was begun with the annual Nickel H ops. October " sponso red by th e luso · ciated Women Students. Dances were held in each of t he women's living groups , where a nickel ""'IS cbarged to each partner for a group of thrte daneu. Pri:es "'ere awarded to t he group collecting the most tickets per girl. and to the group displaymg the most unique "Man Catcher" .t tbe door.

A numbe r of Oregon 8s were acknowledged, II the Women's H on or assembly which was held May 2. Nancy Owens and Mar, Zeran were elected to A II 4, scholas ti c honor society for fresh· man women: Suzanne Erickson to Euterpt , local music bonor society: Lucy Sinnard to Orchesis: Barbara Hartle y elected 10 9 t .; and M it)' G lenn and Sunnne Ericbo n to • X 9. Carlene Inman and Patricia Crawford "'ere lapped for Talons, a service honor society for sophomore ""omen, Marian H oud, Ja cqueline Dashner, .nd janet Smet1s received the A II 11 award, while Dorothy Brodersen ta:r.,ped for M orta r Board.

PUDGED : Palricia Di d" Pe,u, Barbara Lewi s. Linda Palmer, Janet KinKIer, Portland; Ma ry Ann Baken, Rose· burg: Carole Baker. H illsboro: Elverne Bennett. Ju dy Clark, Long BeaCh, Ca lif.; Maryle Brumfield. Pamela Clayton, Salem : Diane C h ase, D allas: Sa ll y DeAnnond, H ubbard: Sally Dennis. Marsh a Kel ly, Sharon Spencer. O swego: J eannie Eberharl. Ashland; Meredith Foote, Medford; Louisa Cibson, Patricia Strand, San M ateo Ca lif.; Mary Griswold, j oanne j o h nson. Bend; Susan Manie, Sa nta Bubara, Calif.; Ann Myatt. Corvall is; Celia Tshopp. Oregon City.

ELEANOR ATK ESON

OREGON GAMM,A-W ILLAMETTE UNIVERS I TY , Char tered , Ju ne 3, 1944, Pledae D. y, September 19, 19 S6. INITI· ATED, September 29, 19, 6: M yr na H oy. Newberg; Caro l Lusch Gri tsch, Salem: Barbara Dun can. Burlingame, Calif.; Alberta Nichols. Menlo Park. Calif.; Angela Ann Cesario, San Mateo , Calif.

The insyiration of Pi Beta Ph i Convention remain ed with Ann No tson. J oyce Hill, and Carole Pfaff, IS thC"f rehHned in Sep· tember to relate the events of the ""onderful ""eek to the cbapter. f ollo wing th is. the .ffairs o f the ampus quickJ, got under way, Campus election results included Cayle Rogers, .senior class secretaI)' ; Sondra Roark. sophomore c1.ss treasurer; Ginny Grant and Roscmal)' Stephenson. freshman class secretary and treasurer. ftspt ctively . ParticipantJ in Varsity Varieties. one o f the hi,lthlights o f the fall, w ere O regon f Sharon Allen. Angela Cesario. Diane Roed ing, M yrna Man,l!eb, and Sonja Peterson. The show was co·directed bf Connie Clark.

In t he sprmg. fl ossy H odge was elected to the o ffice of bod, secretary .•nd Sindi Harris, in April ,l!taced the Va rsity Ball court as ih qu«n. Cap and Gown. senior honotal"f. tapped four Orego n f s: Carole Pfaff. president; Ann Notsoo, Flossy HooJe, Ind M ar,ie Wood, Sophomore honorary. BAr, invited to membersh Ip j une Lytl e. Sondra Roark. Sandi Harris, Lyn n Schrock, and Linda Berty.

Oregon r is extreme ly p roud of j oa nn e T erhark Finlay, chosen in May the Amy n. On ken award w inner for Omicron province.

P LEDGED : Mi riam Daum. Myrna M angels, Barbara P faff, Lynn Wilcox. Po rtland; j udy Olsen. Astoria: Robin Boardman. Bend: Joann M cGilv ra, Forest Grove: J anet J amison, j anet Pe rry, Sonja Peterson, Medford; P.tly M itzel, aswel!0: Judy Seeley. Rostmuy Stephenson Salem; Donna Scott. TIgard : Carol T iII.mook; j oanne Cunn inJham. Carmich.eI, Calif'i Diane Roeding, Niles , Calif.: Ginny Gnnt. San Mateo. Cahf.: Ann Shepherd , W.itesburg Wish.: Catherine Casper. Wal!.a Walla, Wash.; Mary Owens, Boise. Idaho.

GAYLE ROGl!u

ALBERTA ALPHA-U N I VERSITY OF ALBERTA . Chartered, Sep'e.l:Dbu 221 193 1 Pl ed"e D. y, Ru,hill g n ot held until N o ve.l:Dbe.r, A ltltrta A celebrated iu 2)th A nniversary on Sep· tember 22, with a banquet. at the Museum of Art aDd a luncheon at the Hill crest Count,.., Club. The chapter WIS presented with Klme very lovel, Jifts mcIudin,l! • silver tray and candelabra in memory o( ow IiiS t Active Chapter president. A oiu Primrose ,

FroJh Week saw the Pi Beta Phis returning to the campul read , for III the .ctivities of the coming krm Alberta A members ,.. ' ho were active in the Fresh Week festivities included Helen Clark. J oyce A,len and Marll: Schell, ho presided a t Ihe Waulliu mitialion. and Dllne Dizon, Betty Smith and Bub F;umtr. who took part in Activity Niaht skilS.

Pi Beta Phis prominent on campus this year include Pat Workun. vice-president of the Commerce Club: Joyce A ylen. If'Orts representative on Wauniu Council; Clan:, Education repre· sentui"e on Waunita; Manr; Schetl. H ouse Economics rtprtKDta· live on Waunita; Betty Smith, vice.president of the H ouse Eco· nomics club: Marg Whelihan, Directo r-House Economics Fashion Show; and Ma ry Hamilton, trelSurer of the Arts and Science Club, Omicron Provmce Presiden t , M rs. Stewa rt Tuft. visited the chap· ler recen tly A combined pledge and active supper mee t in,l! wu held on the last evenina o f her visit. a t which M rs, Tuft and M iss SImpson the Dean of Women. "'ere guests of honor After the meeting Mrs. Tuft showed slides of Convention Ind Settlement School. Several Al berta A who had been to Europe th is p ast summer. liso sho ed slides o f their trip to compl ete. very enjoyable evening.

BAI.BARA BENNETT

IDAHO ALPHA-U NIVERSITY OF IDAHO Charte red, 1923 Pl edae D .y, September 22, 19'6, I NlnATI!D, October 6 , 19,6: j os ie Anderson. I dabo Palls: A rlene Book. Sandpoint: ClIlleen McDevitt, Pocatello; Patsy Rojan. H ope.

Rush started on September 16 with thirty.six actives returninJ1:. Many honors were obtained by Pi Beta Phi th is year. j oan Ferris and Arlene Book were lapped for Orcbftu and Nanc, Squires. Loif W.lker. Gerri Williams. Carol Barlow , and K are.n Foss fo r Pre·Orchesis. Shirley Lovegren was tapped Cor Vandaleers. the college choir. Carol Barlow was recently sele<1ed (or the majorette team, Spun chose P hyllis McAluander .nd Ca th y Cannon who is vlce.presiden t of the organization. Other hon · orujes chose Kri stine Anderson, Dixie Weeks and Rochelle Thornock (or M ortar Board. Roc helle WIS elected president. Pats Harr ington if president of K 11 n, national education honor· ary. Marilyn Matthra's has been chosen finalist for Homecoming Queen.

Many of our girls attendM Conven t ion this year at Pasadena and came back with mJny new and wonderful ideas and helpful hints PLEDGED: Dati White, Kay Ke lly , Tonia Peterson, Mary Grabner. Boise; Carol Barlow. Sand poin t; Geeli Williams, Mary J ones , Dawn KecK, Sandra Summerfield, M osco w; Sh irley Loveg ren, k ubur,.::: Nancy Beardmore. Lewiston; J une H oals t , Glenns Ferry; Lois Walke r, Santa: Nancy Squires, M imi Friend , Spokane. Wash.: Karen Poss, Ogden Utah; Gin i Bums, Pittsburg h. Pa , : J udi Sleeper. Corona del Mar. Calif. J UDITH FOLKINS

PI PROVINCE

CA LIFOR N IA BETA-U NIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Cha n ered, 1900 , Pled ge D.y, September H. 1 9S6 In the linal eeks of the spring semester , California B won the voca l ,l!roup Fint Pri:e in the University Spring Sina:; the same evening, M or.se WIS chosen $conior S,,·eetheart. F rances Wyatt wu elected Intercollegiate "Soph D oll," and wu also elected WAA S",im Club Manager, jan Hi ckman Sally T uller , and K aren J ohanson all received Editorial positions 00 the Bblt ,,,,tI G tl ltI, }.Jall ie FinCKe was elected to Prytanean; she was abo chosen to co nduct the " You and th e T wentieth Century" arou p 0 0 campu•• I n the fe "'eelts of the fall semester. Martha M acEner ney and Lynn Nyeland were selected for Rilly Comm ittee

PLEDGIID: Ann Bradshaw Nona j ordan, Berkeley; Barbara Breyer, J ane Watrous, Kentfield : Ma rty Bucklen. Suzanne K resse r, Pasadena: Me linda Bud,.::e , Scottsdale, Ariz , ; Barbara C.nd.u, Woodland i Maureen Donova n , A nn Kimberlin, Paula Robe rt s, Nancy Roagers, Piedmont; Noreen Doyle. Mary Louise McDonald, Joyce Robbins. Carolyn Watson. San FrancISCo : Janet Dwnm, Sacramento: ja ckie FlIser, Elizabeth Rogers, Or inda; T oni H amilton, Carmel; Helen Harri son, Palo Alto; Sharon Little. San Marino; Linda Lorimer, Wl5hington , D .C.: Nancy McRae, ThOll Oss , Stockton: Carole Williams. South Pasadena. CAROL BItOWN

CA LIFORNIA GAMMA-UN IVERSlTY OF SO UT HERN CA LIFORNIA july 27, 1917 Pled;e D. y• SIp· te nlber 21,t 19 ' 6. INITI TED. ju oe n 19'6: Patry Fran :. A rcadia: MHilyn t" uller. Carol $coley, San Marino: J ill H o""'ell. Los Angeles: Lynn Learned, Palos Verdes Esta tes; Peagy Meus. Pasadenda; Sharon O'Haver. H ermosa Beach, Seven new initIates and the ucitement ot being hostesses at Convention hil;hlighted the summer lor California r.

With the spltit of Convention, the actives returned to the U S.C. campus to be,l)in rush season. On pledge day the ent husiasm was rewarded with twenty·three pledges. They were forma II, pre· lented the follo"'in, Monday olght.

At the recognition assembly last Ma" BarnHa Haase , Marnt't Mae Tyler, Jerra Lynn Tyler. and Mary uird were tapped (or Amazons. MaIJ Laird is presIdent of Amuons, on A S S.C. Senate. A.W S. Cabinet .nd Mo rtar Board. Mamee Mae Tyler w as for Chimes and Jackie Boyce. Gail K uho. Kathy Niemeyer 011.01. H unt. and Charlotte Keh,n "'ere tapped fo r Spurs. Lud ie Lewis,

Kathy and Charlotte Kclurt were selected for A A 6 , Freshman Scholastic Honalll'}'.

The chapter is looking forward to an .ctive semester with election•• h omecoming. and the Christmu orphan party ahead.

P lEDGI!D ! Jeanine Mcstoy. Jud y Carr, Barbara O'Conno r. Elizabeth Robcrston. Los Angel es; Pat B.dham, Newport Beach; Bonni e Broderick. San Diego ; Gretchen Behrent, Laguna Bea ch; Nancy Crum, Sacramento; Nancy Corkett. Balbo.: Hden }o Copeland, Portland , Ort.; Pat Dwyer, Palat ine, Ill. ; E stelle navi es, Chula Vist' i Edith Hall, Whittier; Sherrie Kieser, Nancy Owen, Arcadia; Louise Inman-Kane, Pacific Paliudes ; H elen Lartgaard. SaU,. Sheik:, Hawai i; Jud y Mill s San Mar ino: Kathy Reynolds. Glendale; Sara Simons, Pomon.a: Beverly Sweney, HuntiDgtoo Park; Sue Wilson. Los Angeles.

MAIlCIE GIL1.ESPIE

CALIFORNIA D E LTA-U NIV E RSITY OF CALI FORNIA

AT LOS ANG E L ES C h arte rt d, Se ptember , 1 927. PI d "t D ay, Sept m b er U, 19'6 IN ITIATE!), September 28, 1956: Barb;tn. Dapper, La Un3d • Octobe r linds California A plunging into the new semester wilh ,rut enthusiasm, remembering the wonderful sprinJt semester just put. The UCLA Spring Sing was held in pril and Pi Beta Phi ung in the mixe d d ivision with I: A E. The group won /irst place in the division, .nd then Sweepstakes for the whole Spring Sing !

The annual !J. Ball was held in May. in La J oUa. Calif. The chapter WIS dclillbted to ret urn 10 schoo l last m onth and find th e house: completel' and beautifully redecorated!

The chapter is proud of ho nors won in activities. both last semeste r Ind t his. Joy Jo hnson was elect ed Upper Division Women's Representative 00 Student Legislative Council. In umllus hon· orary organizations, M ortar Board chose Manuel a member, j oy j o hnson and j ean V.n Buren bec&me 'Chimes," and Spurs took Betsy Grinnell, Nancy Ma cKinnon. Ind Carol Luske as new members. Trolls. UCLA W o men's "Di sorga nizati on," trapped Nancy Reed and Beuy Grinnell. Sue Challman became UCLA ' s head song·leader

The chapter is lookin,lt fo rward to t he Pi Beta Phi Retreat. to be held the weekend of October' in the San Bernardino Mountain s, and also to the Homecoming week coming up soon. Thi s semester should be a ttwarding and an act i ve one for all the UCLA Pi Beta Phis.

PL8DCID: Geneal A rnoult. Barba ra B right, Ellen j ebejia n, Karen K ane, Margarita Teague. Tonya Tu p lin, Los Charlotte Neel, j anice Neal, Melba Newbill. Maliella T ieghi, Long Beach; SUS2nne Baker. Kay Brady. M olly M oreland. Glen· dale; Susan Burdick, Sharon Doty, Pasadena ; Gail Sinkule Arcadia; j oellen Gifford, Burhank: 'tahia Sparling, Duarte; j lne Seulberger, La Fayette; K athy Fitzgibbon, Pa cific Palisad es: Claire Cormack, Oakland; Becky Wheeler. Sherman Oaks: SU$iln Plum, Studio City; Charlyn Johs ton, H olly wood.

J OHANNA RANDIILL

CALI,f ORNIA E P $ ILON-5AN D I EGO STATE COLLEGE. C h arte nd , Se ptem ber I, 19 4 9. Ple dg e D ay, Sep te m ber I J, 1 9'6. I NlnATBD, J une 19, 19,6: J oyce Chadwick , Alice O 'Neal Freeman, Betty Harm on, Judf Slater, San Diego. Last Spring, SheIla Patterson u awarded the Southern Area Council Settlement School Scholarship at the Founders' Day celebrated with California .4, and California r. Spring eiectl:ons found Janet Wilson, A.S. secretary: Paula H ead ·songleader and W.R.A. president; Sandy Burns, SoD8leaae r ; and Brenda H eiman, vice·president o f Cet%a. Carol Donohue was initiated into A A .4 Alice Ftttman was name:d K t Dreamairl and Betty Harmon, Belle of K A Dis:ie Ball. Candidates for Blue Book Ball were: Sharon Fisher Hammock K t, and J ohanna Billings. :E A E. Califo rnia E placed first in intersorority sports and was a arded the Outstanding Sporumansh ip Plaque.

Ma y ended with the initiation of four pre convention initiates. The chapter was proud to have 2' members attendieg the: Con· vention Banquet in Puadena.

The City of San Diego held its fint annual Fiesta Del Pacifico, hich WIS highlighted by the outstandin,lt pageant. " The Cali· fornia Story." The festiv al designed IS a t ouris t attractio n was a huge success and Bettv Harmon served IS a hostess.

Tbe F.II Semnter began with a very Rush Season. Califoroia E tilled iu quota ith twenty-one pledges PUDGIIl) : Suzanna Alhright, Tina Alessio, Charlotte Balsinger, !Jnd. Barbour, Mary Buckley, Lynne Ga mble. Zan Harbs , Sue Jeffers, Betty Jobn son, Noralee j,0h nston. Lillian Lucas, Jud y Nelson, linda Pelton t Phyllis Ri gewaT., Susan Sellman, Marg ie Thom pson, Cynthia urner, Susan WIll e, Die.!!o; Barbau Allen, JoElt Pri ce, Coronado; Madge Lupus, San Marino. SANtI BURNS

CALI FORNIA ZETA-UNIVE RS I T Y OF CA LI FORNIA AT SANTA BARBARA Chartered, february 2, J9,0. Pledge D ay, Se p tember 1 6 , 19'6. I NITlATRD, September 6, 19'6: Janet Allen, Ann Howard, Helen Prince, Linda Thompson, Santa Barbara; Sandra Barth, Glendale; Rosalie Bell, South Pasa dena; Shirley Carlson, Hlden Garben, Merry Wilson, Pasadena; j acquelin e Frank , Stockton; Connie Hasaba les. Temple City; Bonnie K lees

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

H unt ington Park: P atricia Pratt, Arcadia; janice Wilson, EI Segundo. Janet Allen, Ann H oward, Bonnie K lees, and Fay Tysell ere tapped for Spurs. Mariana Summerhill and Barbara Foudy ""ere "'I'ped fo r Chimes, and Cynthia Thomas was elected president o Crown and Scepter. Cynthia was a[so elected president of K 0 ., h onorary H ome Economics Club. Janet Allen and Jan ice Wilson were elected to the Student Council.

Spring Sing as a d ouble victory for the chapter Pi Beta Phi w on the Sweepstakes Trophy, which has never before been awarded to a sororit Yt and the Musicianship Trophy awarded by • B. Dianne A lingham was elected vice.president of A .W.S. and Sandra Barth seCfetary Gwen Zinniger was the co·ordinator for Ihe Sister program this fall.

oy West reigned as Queen ove r the ElJter Relays last spring.

i Beta Phi took fint place in its booth at Barbary Cout.

PLBDGED : janet Bingham , Martha Campi lio , Darbara Foud y, Trudy Ger ry, Maylo Lewis. Susan Parkinson, Mar ilyn Parry. Y onna Roni. Georgia Smith, Susan \'Valker Mary Wheeler, Nancy Woods.

BAIlBARA LE ITH

NE VAD A ALP H A-UN IV ERS I TY Of NE VAD A C hart ered, 19 1 .5 Pl ed,e D ay, Se pt em ber 2t, 1 9'6, I NtTIATED, J une 12 , 19)6: Be linda Bausman, Alhambra, Calif.; Kay Calvin, Down ey , Calif.; Cari Guth Pasadena, Calif. S ,pt,mbrr 28, 19,6: Nancy Chan dler, Marsha J o Demorest, Ren o; J oan Heale r, Fallon; Carol Kirrene, Grass Vailey. Calif.; Deanne Mu nk, Lovelock; Delores Phalen, Hawtho rne.

Ne:vada A 's 19,6 Spring pledge class received the A W.S. plaque for tbe highest grade avera.!!e in a women's fraternity pledge cla ss. The class presented the chapter with a beautiful high fidelity phonograp b set and ten record .Ibums.

The Pi Beta Phis won the Ma ckay Day Song Team bopby. The chapter also received the tropby for best dance attendance. Th is is the second year Nevada A has won both t tOphies.

Myum Borders is the Editor of the University of Nevada year boo k, and Elaine Zeidman is Assis tant Editor j oan Sawle was elected vice.president o f the Associated \"'omen Students. T heresa M ar iani, Sharon Teglia, and Kay H iclu were elected University o f Nevada song leaders while Marilyn Ferrari serves as head song leader. N o ra Kell ogg and Suzanne Kuype:rs are on the yell leading squad for the coming year.

PUDGED: Marcia Bergevin, Gardnerville; Jean Best Hawthorne; Ann Dwyer Maril yn Ferrari, Sandra Hesse, Sandra Kin.!!, Theresa Mari ani , Mary Morton, Ba rbara Ruark. Reno: J 0 3.n Gallegher, Virginia City: Marilyn Hall, Sherman Oaks, Calif.; Selda K ay Hicks, Pasadena, Calif.; Myrna Howard, Fernley: Kay K ell y, Carson Gty; Carolrn McGowan, Yeringto n: Penny Pemberton, Al Tah oe , Calif.: Sa ly Riley, Minden; Judith Stammer. Alturas, Calif.; Sharon Stiff, Lovelock; Sharon Teglia, Sparks; Louann Wheeler, Taft, Calif ADJliBNN! SUZANN8 Ku¥P£ll.s

A RI Z ONA A LP HA-U NIV E RSI T Y O F ARI Z ONA. Ch artere d , A ugun I 1 9 1 7. Pl ed ge D ay, Se ptem ber 2 0 , 1 9'6.

A rizona A conclUded a most successful rush seaso n with t hirty-one new pledges. The week after pledging the girls ere presented to the campus at a formal Open House. The Tucson Alumnae C lub in conjunction with the Tucson M other 's Club entertained tbe new pledges with a dinner at the home of one of their members. Pi Beta Phi .gain bad one of the five finalists for H omecom iD8 Queen. The charm ing young lady is Susan Roads. Festivities are 01f to a fast start with work o n the Boat being forem ost. The chapte r is working this year with the K 1: and the theme is " r, Aril':ona, take Tech." A larJ;e replica of edding party iII be the center of the float. Leadmg cheers at the game: ill be Patty Meeks, and Marilyn Mays and doing the fM:'mpo o ing will be Judy Armstrong. this year's head pompoo gul, J ean MacGregor, A nn Cheairs.

Cam pa igning for class offi cers iust ended with Nancy Owens being the new Ireasurt r and Dotsy Lyo n the new sophomore vice·president. Other Arizona As active on campus j oyce Murphy Union Activity Board Assembly Chairman and Conme Mangold the Arts and Music Chainnan. Marilyn Tench has been active on the Election s Committee while other Pi Beta Phis are busy as members of the W.A.A. Executive Board. Arizona A joinJ the rr Jt of Pi Provin ce in n,inR; "Thank ,ou" for the opportunity of beiol bostess at another wonde rful convention.

PLEDGED: Donna Angle, Catherine Colbert, Sharon Farris , Kay Kel h', Jo Phillips, Judy Price , Sharon Theilkas, Phoenix; Susan Beville, Kare:':1 DoDson, Roberta Robertson, Mesa: Boezinger, Downey. CalIf.; Barbara Bostwick, Los ADAeles. Calif.; Carolyn Byrd. Loog Beach , Calif.; Mary Coons. Denn l, Colo.; Sall r Cro tt, La Canada, Calif.: Carolyn DIYies. DoU&IIS; Rkk. Farquhar. Redlands, Calif.; Linda Hart, El Paso, Tex.. : Betty Hoe, Beverly Hill s. Calif.: Susan Hudson, Bartlesville. Okla.; Sara Hutchmgs, Geneva, III.: Joanne Lang, N o rth H ollywood, Calif.; Niki Mean s Tempe:; Naoey Kate Owens. Sharon Towndsin, T ucson; Sherry Peck, Duarte, Calif.: Jean Royster, Peoria. III .; Georgia Staplrton, Ross, Calif.: Virg inia V al ent i ne, III.; Ethel Will is Easton, Md.

ORGILL

memoriam

HAZEL BAKER i ni tiated into Kansas Beta January 22 , 1916, died September 11, 1956.

ELEANOR MORRI S B EWL EY (Mrs Luthe r B.) ini · tiated into Indi ana Alpha April 10,1897, died J anu. ary 7, 19 56, in Manila, P. I.

FRANCES BRYANT BoATWRIGHT (Mrs. John W.) initiated into Illinoi s Delta M a rch 13, 19 26, di ed July 20 , 1956, in Evanston, Ill.

MARY H OAR CARPENTER (Mrs . E. W a rd) initio ated into Iowa Bet a J an uary 4, 1902, died Aug u st 19, 19 55 , in Villi sca, Iow a.

MARG ARET SANDRA CLAYPOOL init iated into Ohio Zeta March 4, 1956, di ed September 5, 1956.

AlICE VICAR DALBY (Mrs. Ca lvin H.) i ni tiated into Virgi nia Beta M arch I, 1922, died June 5, 1956.

EDITH MAY DAU GHTERS initi ated into Indi ana Alph a O ctober 19 , 190 1, di ed Aug us t 3 1, 19 56, in Dayton, Ohi o.

VIR GINI A RALPH D AVIS (Mrs . J . Walter) initiated into New York Beta M ay 18 , 1904, died September I , 1956.

VIRGINIA MEARS D EPOULD (Mrs. Frank) initi o ated into Iowa Beta M arch 7, 1936, died April 14, 1956 .

LULU H ECKE L ENGELKE (Mrs. George) initiated into Iowa Be ta J a nu ary 9, 1896 , di ed Jun e 28, 1956, in Shenandoah, Iow a.

LYDIA BIEDER MAN GRIDER (Mrs . Raymon d ) ini t io ated into Indiana Gamma O cto ber 18, 19 23, died September I , 1956.

FLOREN CE WEATHERBY HAIN ER (Mrs . Baya rd T.) initiated into Iowa G amma in 1885, di ed O cto· ber 10, 1956, in Okl ah oma City, Okl a.

BESS STIP ES H EC KER (Mrs. M o rris L.) initiated into Illinois Zeta O ctobe r 28, 1905, died Aug u st 15, 1956, in Whittie r, Calif.

DOROTHY HOKAMP initi ated into Ill inois D e lta May 17, 19 19, died April 19, 19 56, in Quinry, JlI.

OLA GoODWINB JOR GENSEN (Mrs J. F .) ini tio ated into California Epsilon Au g u st 30, 19 49, di ed September 3, 195 6, in San Di ego, Ca lif.

SUE WOOLDRIDG E K EFFER (Mrs. C harl es H ) in· itiated into Mi sso uri Al pha N ovembe r 19 , 1928, di ed August 12,19 56, in Am ar illo , T ex.

ELIZABET H CRAVENS M c DONALD (Mrs Ben P.) initiated into Kentucky Alpha March 2, 1929, died August 2 1,1956, in M a rysvill e, Calif.

DELLE M. MILLER initiated into Indi ana Beta October 13, 1900, di ed July 29, 1955 .

ETHELWYN MILL ER initiated into Indi ana Alpha November I, 1890, died August 12, 1956, in Pitts · burg, Kan

KAT E CURTIS MIRICK (Mrs W. A .) initiated into Io wa Gamma M ay 4, 1923, died M ay 26, 1956.

FRANCES K . M1TZENB ERG initiated into Ohio Beta October 23, 1899, died June 2 1, 1956, in Columbus, Ohio.

C LARISSA FOWLE R M URDOC H (M rs. Geo. W ) initiated into Pe nn sy lvania B eta November 5, 1895, died Au gus t 16, 1956 .

EMElINE PARSONS PARKER (Mrs. D o ug las) initi o ated into California Beta February 8, 1909, died Septembe r 3, 19 56

GRACE WOODS PAY NE (Mrs. W . C.) initi ated into Mi sso uri Beta February 10, 1916, died Jun e 28, 1956, in Webster Groves, Mo .

BE SS IE EVANS PEERY initiated into Iowa Zeta D ecember 11, 1886, died September 2, 1956.

AlICE RUDOLPH PETTIGREW (Mrs. James M .) initi ated into Wiscon s in Alpha October 18 , 19 10, died September 12, 1955, in Sioux Falls, S. D .

AN NE STILES JONES SMITH (Mrs . Ca rl e to n D .) initiated into D .C. Al p ha March 30, 1925, di ed Jun e 25, 1956.

ANNA M. STEWART initiated into Indian a Bet a September 22, 1894, died August 26, 1956.

J EANNETTE KNAPP STODDARD (Mrs Alexi s ErI · ing) initi at ed into Iowa Gamma June 6, 191 4 , di ed August 13, 1956, in D es Moines , Iowa .

ESTHER W ESTE RGAARD SUTHERLAND (Mrs. A P. ) initiated into California Ep silo n Au gust 30, 1949, died D ece mber 18, 1955.

Lucy N EWELL TEARE (Mrs. Robert C.) initiated into Wi sco nsin Alpha April 3, 19 26, died Au g ust 25, 1956, in Evan ston, Ill.

MARION HO OPE R WELL S initiated into N e w York Alpha May 7, 1909, died July 24, 1956.

Official CALENDARS

Communications for the Centra.) Office should be addressed: Pi Beta Phi Central Office. 410 Standard Office Building, Decatur, 111. For address of other officers , consult the Fraternity Directory in this issue.

ACTIVE

Send checks for initiati o n fees to Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 410 Standard Office Bldg., Decatur, Ill.

Send checks for National Pled ge Fee to Central Office

M alee checks for Senior dues payable to " Pi Beta Phi Central Office," and send to the Central Office

Make checks foe Settlement School payable to the " Treas u rer of the Settlement School" and send to her .

Make checlcs for Harriet Rutherford J ohnstone Scholarship Fund payable to the "Pi Beta Phi Central Office" and send there

Make checks for the Holt H ouse payable to the " Treasurer of H o lt House " and send to her.

M alce checks for jewelry payable to the "Pi Beta Phi Central Office" and send to that office.

M ake checks for magazine subscriptions payable to the Pi Beta Phi Magazi ne Agen cy, 410 Standard Offi ce Bldli\: , D ecatur, III.

Make checks for Centennial Fund payable to "Treasurer of th e CentenQial Fund" and send to the Fund Treasurer.

N O TICE TO C AN ADI AN CHAPTERS

Canadian chapters send check made payable to " Pi Beta Phi" with offi cia l jewelry order form to Pi Beta Phi Cen tra l Office. For Balfour products other than insign ia listed on official jewelry order fo rm send order with check payabl e to "L. G Balfour Company" directly to the 1. G. Balfour Company, Attleboro, Massachusetts

Canadian chapters make all checks for payments o f initiation fees , pledge fees , contributions to all funds, and payments for Bound AJUlows and Treasurer's Bonds, payable to Pi Beta Phi and send to the Grand Treasurer, Mrs , H eney Moore, Jr ., 420 Pine St., Texarkana, Texas . Be sure to send GTI form with check fo r fees.

GENERA L INST RUCTIO NS

Chapter program chairmen should send a report to the D irecto r of Extensio n ( see current ARRow for name and address) within o ne week: following the holding of the program based upon material sent by that officer from Central Office. Chapter treasurers should see that letter fro m Grand Treasurer to the Parents of Actives and Pledges is sent to the parents u early in tM fall as it is possible to get the local letter on chapter finances approved by the Province President to send with it. ]t is necessary that parents understand the financial ob ligatio ns at the beginning of the year.

Chapter treasurers should see that the Financial Statements to Parents of Pledges are seot approzUnately two weeks befo re the proposed initiation. They should be sent o nly to the parents of the girls who have met the initiation requirements and whom the chapter de6nitely plans to ini tia te. This means too that the blanks should be sent only for the girls who have received the required vote o f the Executive Council and the Alumnz Advisory Committee for approval of initiation. Chapter treasu rers should see that badges are ordered through the Central Office. ]t takes six weeks or more, to complete badge orders. Badges fo r prospective members should not be o rdered until all initiation requirements have been met.

Chapter treasurers should send the Nati o nal pledge fee f or each pledge with Form GTI to Central Office. Canadian chapters sen d fee to Mrs . Henry Moore, Jr., 420 Pine St., Texarkana, Texas, with GTI form.

Chapter treasurers should send the initiation fee for each initiate with Form GTI to Central Office within three days of initiation. Canadian chapters send initiation fees to Mn. Henry Moore, Jr., 420 Pine St., Taarkana. Taas, with GTI form.

Chapter treasurers sh ould send monthly reports to Mr. Jo hn D ornBlaser, 310 Gazette Building, Little Rode Ark. Chapter corresponding secretaries should to the Cenual Office and to Province President changes in chapter officers if they are made, any time during the year

Chapter pledge supervisors should a list of pledges, 00 forms in te nded for that purpose, to the Director of Rushing and Pledge Training and to the Central Office within five days after any pledging or repledging

Chapter rush captains send within five days after an'l pledging, to the Director of Rushing and P ledge Training, a recommendation and consent to bid blaolc, o r letter 0 recommendation, o r blue blank of information from the State Rush Chairman, for each girl pledged. All blanks or letters must be counter-signed by the chapter alumna rush adviser.

Chapter rusb captains send within two weeks after tbt dose of the fo rmal rushing season, a report to the Province President o n the result of rushing and pledging Also report to the Province President and the Central Office, the name and address of the newl, elected rush captain.

Chapter vice-p residents to send to the Province Presidmt within three days after any initiation a report that new memo bership cards have been placed in the card 61e.

Chapte r historians send to the Provin ce President within three days after an, initiation a report that names of o nt in· itiates have been recorded in the Record of Membership Book.

Reports of PanheJleni c delegates are required semi·annuall, by the Grand President and blanks for this purpose ate sent out by her.

When college schedules make it impossible to compl1 exactly with fraternity calendar dates, chapter officers should cootact Central Offi ce or the o ffi cer concerned, aplam the situati ons aDd receive sptcial permission to vary from the established dates .

SEPTE BER 10 Cha,t.,. "Nl dtllt .ud ktttf' t. PrcwlnCl P mld.nl ;:!!r.o!'kit.l. .,.ltl" ..m H' '- PrrtIIMO Pruldent lett.,. ,IYla, ,Ia t.,. ftH,. I.,.--•• at I. Ittt.lanhl • OCTOBER I. CIII." ..,. cl'l t.". Actl .,.,..hl. lim to lba c.. tnI 0_

OC10BER I Ciliallt., wkII· ld.nt "lid laactl btffili. Lilt t. I'" Callira l Oae..

OCTOBER I MI1I If ,...Iltl•. CII• ..., _ru,.II.ln, MCf'at", M ._ I.tal.I., ,..1'.11", ••11 II Chair f C••• ltt" .n C_...,. "".tllll card .a a l., dI 1I lId aJ Ittuk tll. l n, data .11 .tt.,.,..• •

OCTOBER I ., 111"11.,. If alltl • • Ch t., tn ,... th.t llrand T,.....,..,.., lett o.I.lnln, 4 d f_ I, H a t t. IIIUllh .f lat l III' .1.,,11 willi tatl.r fra. ehut"

OCTOBER I. PIHH .,011 ,ud utl.nll lid eha.l lett.n which h 1Me•• ,.,.... II)' tho PI"IYlJlCI Pr ldeJlt t••.,.111••f .Iad, al " ,. lttI••tt IN,I ,.

OCTOBER I. Carn.1,.ndln, _l"Itary Mil' t. Ol,..ot .1 Ext.",la u' addr .,tal t at cha.tW h • CI •••

OCTOBER I CIIa"" __ 1IN elllI, _etlf)' ,..", u •• all .lIut., lott., f ARROW t , Ch t.r L.U Editor II)' Octobar 10 .1 CIIa,t leI •• t I.tt u' ..". at .ylaw. to til. PrHtIlCO P,w, .. t

OCTOBER 10 ChUI.r •• "dl _.t.,.,. r.t.tII recalpt f.r ,.11 ' ''PI,II11 to the Ctlllrll Oti c••, 1-001 II tho 1 ",,1111 .ra ratal"d.

OCTOBER III Ch ••t., carrll• • lldllI, _at.,,. "lid Frat"nll,. It d,. .n' En.III.tI" BI k ltlO$ to tho Pr lllco Su"r-ri f Frat.rnlty ::. t =:'

1M PrHtIlfj. P/'tlld .llt for :::: .f

OCTOBER III. CII.,." tr•• u.r" lin' t. tI•• PI B.t. Phi Cutral Otlco SS GO t. ,. r both tn. bonll for 110 ,hili , trellu,..,. .nd the k nd ARROW8 of ptlCldln, ,.ear .n' $12 00 flf' tho chapt.,'. portl.1I of tho ahalter aOOOllllllll, .ervlco

OCTOBER 15 Ch t.r treuUI'fr Jend t. SGll rl¥lOt" of Ch"ttf' A_unt. In, a 011 conwnln, carT.nt .t.l of "lInllll llb l"I\101'ted lilt Jun , IS whnher thart art .",. : If MI full Inf tlon

OCTOBER III On lIl1. f., •• I"'fi.t I WI " , ARROW

OCTOBER 20 011 t. FraJ: trnlty Alldlt Mr. John OornBI _. Guett. B lldln, L1ttl. Roek Art... on. eGtI,. 11th of raport fOfll. , Cuh R · ."ta. Cull Ol ,bunelltlflb Account. R_I bl•• nd I" com e•• nd III 00 •• bd Ex"I1'" Till. II fot .c hooll whlcll .pltl ed ,rtor to S.P'.IIIMr II " tho 11I •• .,..8oIIt••• r.port.

OCTOBER 21 Clla,t., Ith"'reili. ellal,.111 nd I tt to P,. IIICI Pra.l. ' .n t nd P,. IIICI 8u,.",I

OCTOBER 30. C t., ,I.' " .u,.,..,I Mild I.ttar to ProvtllCO Pralld."I.

OCTOBER 80 CIIa,t'r .,. Idllli lind f_ t. th, OlreelOl' f RUlhlll. ud Pled,. Tn:lnln • • t.tllI. tilit .11 •• "loYM' hu,lIn, t oo••t th, ,h •• I hO"111 hn. , d. ,h,..leal 111111.111.11011

OCTOBER SI. Chllt.r tlrT oondllll Mel"ltary .atlf,. Chalrlltlll ,f COlli • ltl Tr.n.' If eh ••tlf' II •••, hll n.t 1II.1II1Ier. trlnl'lfrln, t athor a 1111 11, .lkl •• Illtrod udl •• Trllltftf' Bllllk fer tIIr''' I AI M.d t. II lIet at nil nd ,""nl .ddrouel .t .11 , th ••dlfWrlda.t whl h 11 1 retarll.d tho c t

NOYEMBER 10 Ch'lter Id.nt , I.ltar t. Pr IIICI Prelld."t

HOYEMBER 10 Chlflter Khol hl. chll,.1It M" t. Pro lllea 1",1'.

1 , Provlnca Pl"liident .n' N.llon.1 Ch.lrln.n caple of Schalanhl. Blink jt3. 8.nd IIrll.r If 1I001Ibl •. NOYEMBER II!. PI.d,. 1II'1I1d.nt Mn' 'atler t, Pr lnc. Prilidant NOYEMBER 20 ChI,t., 1Ot1.1 ••ch.no. chelrln." Mft' lII.t I.1 on H I".. fillt. 81..... 'or•• 1 Partl... RUlhln,. t. Pr l nca IUHrYf_ ., """.1

NOYEMBER 20 D" to Fr.tll'1llt)' Auditor Mr Job OONlSI Guatt 8ulldlll, Llttll Rltt. Ark.• on COlI" If f CR CO. ARI •• nd IE Duo frolll III chatt for lehooll .,.lIln, .r' or to Se,t•• bar 15 It will '- for ttle lIIo"th of Octobar, tOf' Ithool. Olllnl" ••nor 80,,1'111_ 15 It will '- til, lulltlller.October relort

NOYEMBER 25. Challt., lellolarlttl. ch.lr " ""' I.tt.r t. Pr lnea Pr"ldtnt a.' ProvIIIC. 8 ""leor. NOYE BER 21 Ch' lItlr ","ul". I lIal,., " lin' Chrllt." "ft lIb. __ ,0,", t. PI Bat. Phi M'IUln. AHnC)' t. I''',e Chrl.t Iitt _. '.U..,. Irt O_.bItt' 21 DECEMBER I CllapC • .,...Id.nl to rtt.rn Fire Protection .lIId '1 t. tho C.•• MI t.r Ch• .rtf' H.na Cor,or.tI

OECEMBER I' CII.,t.r ,,..,Id.nt n' 1.It.r t. P,Ht " CI Pn.ld.llt

OECE BER II Ch.,ter Ithol.rettl. chair Mil' IttI., t ••r IIICI Pl"llidfllt .", Pr nca lao'"'''.r

OECEMBER 20. Ou to Frlt nlty Auditor, an. ca.,. .at forlll CR CD ARI ••lId lIE lor tho IIIOftI" .f Non _blr. All Ch pt JANUARY I Cha.tot cor,..."adln, 111MII',. ".',11', .n' •• 11 ch •• te, "" f.r ARROW I. l"I.cll Cha,t LIlt E'ltor b,. JIIIUIlI)' 10 Mil' lilt t. Provlnco Pralld,nt

JANUARY III. CII t., .lld,. ..,..... "II' Int.r t. ProYlnCl PrNI· d.llt.

1* •• d cIIftrt"l.eI

JANUARY III Cu.ttr tr rw I. r IIIIIII. fir Ut. te ndlll, .f III. IIn ••1 I"IHrt " Ill. C.'.II, H Car.orali.1I t. tho Co.lIMler for tI ••• far tho 1''1Il0l1: .111 be Milt t. t Ir, "urer " tho Hou ll

C "." w'" .u. olrt ttt. ·"0" .n' Hlldl Ih. '5 00 fM bul tho .h tr ,., t ttt.t t nHrtI nd f , .,. IIlIt

JANUARY III

Olldlill. f at.rI.1 for S,rllI' IhU••f Ih. ARROW

.a" J Tita ctt " Inu"" I. ,.,..lrN t. flfW.,.. ",. Sa e l.,. A,,,IOIIlIoII on' •• ...,. to tho Calltnl oaco C.II.dlan ch"ton Mn' '$HI 0 11' AIfIII II 1 t. Ih. Gr."eI TI"IIIIII"I" 2ft -::. ::, for •• CR , CO.

JANUARY 21. C"lIIt lIt anhl' chaJr t. Prevf P,..leI"t ••• P "CI a."""'.....

fEBRUARY I PI for Alii Fr.I lty En.I II fEBRUARY I Or _II at lOW tar 1IIt1 I""'IN' trea•• ..., ..n' t. 8n.",b« M Chapt., AcooIIUOI• • "'tort co,,_.ln. d. _ n whaUltf' IIMro .,.. , : If to eI N.b.

FEBRUARY I' Aatl dl t. lI'n"" .attri" I lIM Ita tttllll ., ch tar IaItt...t to tho N.tI •• " •• ,,",_ CII•• I., Hlat.,. fEBRUARY .0 Chapt., ".... t lett., t. P....,. Pr"",,t. at:::.

PI"I'\'I"" ,.""'_ If 7rat 11 It••,. ••• Ea.I IIN.

fEBRUARY I'. fl t. tar i. alactl If ch --...

FEBRUARY IS CII ter 1DIfTI dI 1')' eI oat,. ..... .--. lin t. Celltraj 0... ••• p....,..e. Pr ld ••t fEBRUARY II Fl ta for cll t., .rMld t t. IIfI' ... llItI f _ndld.t for tlla A.,. B.,.III. 01111. awor. t. til. PrHln. Pn..I· dlllt. " Blillotill •• 0 111 PI Bot. Phi Aw.r'",

FEBRUARY II. CII tar aotlflb' naJ,. d I"lPOrl t. tI Prowla• Pre.Id ••t. FEBRUARY II P,...,... obi,. "HIlt 1 f ",t., "..r• • • f., IIMI M.IIt t. ttl. PI"IYlII. Pn.Id"t. If t.na. CR

FEBRUARY 21. leh"anlll, cllal,. latter t. 'rovl_ Pr.tld , IIId Pr."'IICO 811Nn'1", fEBRUARY 25. for tll'M .1Ia.ton """',r tho th llart., , ,..t••• tho 11m e...rtar ARCH I 0 ' I"tntctl •• R td Ita till out aI' ...t t. tho Prowl.ao PrnI, t.

MARCH I 1•• "late.,. lit r.r oat '"", CII t" n' oat,.. Actl hl. Lilt II tho Cantr" , 1, M.reh 5 MARCH ,I. Ch.,tar ,rallel.nt M.d loti ta the P OI P,..ld",t. MARCH 20 filial ••1. for .aJlI., of .lIlIa.1 tnt.,lIlb' 1IIlI.lntliOll for adl 1It •• ben ta PI"I'¥fIlCi Sw.antllr of Fraternity St ,.,. all' lx '1IIIn ati on MARCH 20 Da. to frat nHy A dlt '11' ClI), auh .t f lII, CR CD ARI .nd 1£ for lIIonlh 01 Fob",.l')' All Ch t

MARCH 25 Sehol".hl. Actll t Carllfleal•. lind t. tho N.II.n.1 CII_I,••,. till III•••t tho ."t n.ool , tho ttl,"nl ,rid. '\'Ira" fer Chuter Ieh.I.,.hl, .hal,. lid I.tt., tI PrntllCO PI"I.I d.nt .n' PI"IYI 8uHr-ri

..ARCH 211. F., th chllt h."'n, tho tw. t., .,..t••• ch•• t.r echol.rotll, chalr•• 11 lin' ta ttt. PrHlnCl 'lIpanllOl' ProvlllCl Pre.l. d,"t ' "' NIII 1 C lr ••• ea.l f Bllllk :ItS wit ,n., f the flnt 1I,.. lar

APRIL I Chapt" CI"," ••"dllI, lIa'.tary nt ra recal.t t.r 11 II th. Cantral O_co 1•••dl.t.l,. at t III"" " h recalYld lIIeI dll1rillut

APRIL 10 Cha,t "...Id.llt IIlIeI litter t. tho PI"IYIIlCO p,..Id.nt. ,APRIL 20 Oil to fre.l er nlty Audit "" CIf''' .ath of 1.,..1 CR CO

AR I IIId I E for .onttt of Mareh All Ch.'t

APRIL 25. Chllttl' leholanhl. ch.lr IIlId tatt.r t. ProYl.co Prall. d ent .n' Pro lnc. 8u,....,I

APRIL 21 F., th ,h'lt.n h III. the th lju.,t.r ,. .t••• ell.,tar K h.l.nhl, ch.I,••" ""' t. tho P IlCO 8 "1 ProwlllCl Prill '.nt an. N.U I Chair tI.l" " Bllllk itS wUh If"'" f.r d ."art.,..

APRIL 2t. F_lId.,,· 01J' t eal.brat wltll tbl lIan.t Alu •••

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MAY I. Order "'DIll fot N.llon.1 Accounllll' 8,..t•• for npl Yllr frOlll Ce"tral Offlca.

MAY t Chuler 8.ltt'III."t 8choo l Ch.lrm ,end det.lI relort of • ..':,. t lehoo l Chal,III'1I

AY II. Cft 1'II1d'Jlt lid I.ttlt t. till PrM1 PrM".et.

MAY II Ch.,t Mtill IXch halr.a t 11I F II'.n'

..AY III Challl., corr• .,..dI., ",ret.l')' ea,,. If It••a_ lilt t. tho Calltnl Otlco .11' t. Pr ln Pr ,d.llt. ..:: t. tho PI"I'¥f •• Pruld t•• lItllllln. 1'1'"1

MA Y II Cha.t., aetlYltf l"ltott t. tho PraYI'CI PT Id.III AY II oactn la"nlctl," R.,.rt Mllliel fill at "' " t tho PI"I_llIc. Pr ld l

f., ••lIlIIaI .I •• n Tho ell., tn II 1"ICI.'rod t. f rwar' tho Sanl.r A"lI eall'lI •• , •• n.,. t. tho Ca.trll 0 ••• Canld l ," cll .,t.n eI "al 0 n' A•• llea" ••• I. ttll 11'111. Tn r Meb of far •• CR CD • "AY 21 Ch.,! IItholanhl. ell.'r M.d 1.1t. to PrOYInco Prttld t nd Pr "CI SUl.nbor. JUJU I CIII.t., .1"I11e1 t till It 11 .f II,. lift wtta I n I,. t: .at

JUNE I flll.1 d.t. far .1"I·lnltl.tl.1I

JUNE II CII.,t.r IIltt." •• ", •• It ,t. hlttol')' t. tho H."o",1 8u,., ...1 " Chapt., HI.tlNl IUHE II c.., " .. I ,.-i.tId II' .I raph _lIttlll, t. Ita 1 t. , ••11 _If Ita ., I II)' ttll II,..... P,...ldaat. IU.,'!:., .. C:::'IIl': Blink #" " t. Pfftt Pro.Id t II Chi ., '""1. ch al '.'n MI' lott., t. Pr "01 Pratld."t U • .-..m ""'

JUNE 10. Ctl l., !lmldlnt Mnel I,tt t. th, PrftinM PNlldlllt.

JUNE IS Ch.pter t unr Mnd to 8u,.,..,hor of Ch ter Accountin, I report clno«nln, deUnClu,ntt, ",hlth., there .", : If 10 n•••. ' ••uds., Ito.

JUNE 20 OUI to Fraternity Auditor on. oop), .anh ot for CR. CD. ARI and IE for m.nth of Mil' and that part of JUn l 1111 to Ind 'f IChMI Ion. AIM • Oalanoe Sheet It the .nd of the lenool )'tar.

ALUMNiIl

Make checks for national alumnae dues payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office and send to your Province Vice-President.

Make checks for Settlement School payable to the "Treasurer of the Settlement School" and send to yow Province Vice·President.

Make checks for Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund payable to that fund and send to your Province Vi ce-Presi· dent.

Make c hecks for the H olt HOUle payable to the " Treasurer of Holt House" and send to your Province dent.

Make checks for Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship Fund payable to "Pi Beta Phi Central Office" and send to your Province Vice·Pres ident.

Make checks for Centennial Fund payable to "Treasurer of the Centennial Fund" and send to your Province Vice Pres ident.

Make checks for jewelry payable to the "Pi Beta Phi Central Offi ce" and send to that office

Malee checks for magazine subscriptions payable to the Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency, 410 Standard Office Build. ing, Decatur, Ill

NOTICE TO CANADIAN ALUMNlE CLUBS

Official badges are ordered througb Pi Beta Pbi Central Office. Sead check made payable to " Pi Beta Phi" with the order.

Canadian alumnae clubs make .11 checks for payment of annual alumnae dues and contributions to all projects payable to Pi Beta Phi Fraternity and send to the Grand Treasurer, Mrs. Henry Moore, Jr , 420 Pine St , Taarkana, Taas, mentioning specific intended amount of contribution to eacb fund.

OCTOBtR 10 AI Cia" tom nlllin. _.t.,., H.d In ori ••tleu t. tIM c..traI 0.01 for the Wln t f the ARROW. HOYtMS'ER II. AI •• n. CI Hn'M,oftdllt. "entl,.,. •• 11 club YQ.l' Ylc.· P,.ld ut.

HOVtMB'ER Ia. AI n. CI.b tr...urer H." an.ul.l .Iu du t. Preylnot YIOI.Prnld.nt. NOYE"B'ER D. AI Chi&! ••• ulll' chlll'lllc, Hnd Chri.t ,Itt

• u_ri,U t. PI B ta Pltl ,uln. AIIIC)' t. In"r. Chrlft In can! d,lI...,. b,. O,".lIIr 25 HOVE BER SCI. Ala ••• elu" cern ndl", Ment.". "nd .a •• an d addre 1 ely, Rlillhl •• RIOe••• ndltl Cllalr to C..trll Ollce Ch.' Ruthln. RIH dltI ••• CIIII,. ,b•• I' IN HIHted I. H.- .,..ber t 'IItll tIN f.".wlll, N

be 1I.ld It U,. Iar Marcil _Nt· I" ••f tlte Cillt. ,ald ,file 10 tlk•• _ce .t til••IOH .f the CI •• ::I,r::. .• t.

MARCH I. Alu. " Clult ...,..,,.ndill' Menta". ••l1li "nd lett.,. witll Clu" IIIWI ..., OI.ln. ",,,ta I. t l •• I. rueh tho Alu ••• CI Edll" .,. Marell , f til. S •• I f the ARROW

MARCH I. Alu ••• CI ....,.....nllll 11'}' t. Hnd I ••••.t notle t. the Co"tr., 0_.,. fir the Su •• " I a••f til. ARROW.

APRIL II. Alallln. Club 1III0nli daet .IIMld Hit t. the PrI'I'I"OI Vlc•• Pre.ld ' nt Th auet I'l0l1 bJ thll date to Incl.d.d III curt t ,."rol totll ••

APRIL 21. F nd • D..,. t ctl.braUd with Ih. n t letl 1I t" ur cllalllt

MAY 10. Four U.nII.lr tor InuII ,,"on .hoald ha.,. _n IU d .ut It,. the Alu.n. Clab ,,,,,IIII.nt a.d r.tu",ed dlrNte'.

MAY 20. Clab e )'tit' .ndL New .Mcere· lilt Iheuld IN Mil II,. ,..••• lIdl" • ..reta". t. Ute Pmi". VI-.Pre.hle" lad the CoIIraJ Oace. ( Eartler• •f 111111111 • •) Pi eha t. _ thlt the corrnPl"lIIInl _ret.,.,. II • _blcrilNr te the ARROW •

MAY 20. Audit ,11II1II .1I,ullll nl .,. tlte AI •• n. CI •• b- rw u "reot.d In tho Contrll O.Cllett". IUL Y II AI. Club ""' ndl •• Mor.t.,.,. nd I. •• erlaJ

OF THE PI BETA PHI FRATERNITY

Uolcu otherwiK desi,nated ( ith price quotation). the supplies listed below ill be fumished fret .bern-fer need of them is cstllbl idled.

TO GRAND PRESfDENT fo r : ORDERS SHOULD BI3 ADDRESSE D AS FOLLOWS

Blank .ppliatioDi for the lello"ibip

Blank charters

Blank notilication of fines to aapter President

Blank n otilication of fines to Gund TrUlUre, Voting blanks for cbaptcn on ,ranting of charters

Voting blanks for Grand Council

TO GRAND VICE PRESIDENT for:

Blank application. for alumnc club charters

Blank applicatio ns for Ru th Barmt Smith Scb o la rships Charters for alumnc clubs

TO GRAND SECRETARY for:

Blank application. for Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scho lar · ships

Cipber and Kn

List of allowed upenses to those traveli nlt o n fraternity bu siness

TO DIRECTOR OF EXTENSION for:

Instructions to petitioning sroups

TO MANGEL, Fl o rist, Chicago , HI., for : Pi Beta Phi Wine Carnations

TO PI BETA PH I M.AGAZINE AGENCY, 410 Standard Decatur, JlI., for Masazine Subscrip tions.

TO PI BETA PHI CENTllAL OFFICE, 410 Standard Buildin.lt: , Decatu r, III" for:

Alumna: A dvisory Committee Manual, ,0, Alumnae Advisory Officer Lists Alumnae Club Duties of Officers

Alumna: Club Officers Lisu

Alumna: Club Presidents ' Notebooks $2. )0

Alumnz Club Receip t Books (blue, tripli ca te receipts, no charse)

Alumnae Committee Rushing Recommend.tions Man ual, 'Oc Alumnae Delqate Manual, ,oc

Alumna: Magazine Chairmen Manual '0' Alumnr Panhellenic Manual of Informatio n Affiliation Ceremony

Anow (from old files) , price to cha}:?ters for com · pleting archives, 'Ot; SptCial tem pora ry hfe subscripti o n for alumna: , $1., 0

Blanks : Acti ve membership lists Affiliatioo and Transfer Introduction Transfer

Approval for Affiliati on Note of Affiliatio n Annual Report, due May 1 Broken Pledge

Chaptroo

White card to be sent out in fall to chairman Blank fo r Data 00 Chaperon Application Blank for Chaperon "The Rel.tiona Between a Chapter and Its Chaperon " Uniform Dutie. of Chapkr House Chaperon Chapter Officer Lists Content of Archivcs List

Credentials to Con.cotion

OismiuaJ and Reinstatement Blanks A utomatic Probation Automatic Dismissal Dismissal Expulsion Honorable D ismissal

Reinstatement

Emboued Initiation Cert ificate (lost ones replaced, ea ch)

Fraternity Stud, and Examination Blan ks, # 20' , #30' (GT! foans) for pledge and initiation lea

Inarun mcm'btrship lists

Initiation Certificates

Rushing:

Ack:nowlcd,ing letter 01 Recommendation 1), for 2, Information Blank hom State Rushing Chairman (to chaplet) Request l or Info rmati on from State: Rushing Chairman (to chapter) Rusbin" (Nnr Blanb 2', (Of 2) Scholarship BI.nks. l, #4 Senior ApplicatioQJ or Membership in AlumnJe Dept. Book of Initiates Signatures (fof1ntrly called Bound Co nstitution) ".00 (Before ordcrinJ chapters must have permission from Proyincc, or Visitmg Offi cer) Book of Pledgtt' Sigo.ture, '3.'0 Book Plates. '1.)0 per 100 Candle lighting Ceremonr Cards-for orderinl supp ie. from Central Office. It' tach on &«ent Graduates, 14 each Chapter Pile Cards 3 J: , inches (in lots of n ot less thin 100, white. salmon and blue) 3'_ per 100 Chapter File Instruction Soo\c:let, 0_ Chapter Presidents' Reference Binder Material, $2.'0 Constitution-Write for information and price Directory of Pi Beta Ph i $2.'0 Dismissal Binder. $4.2' Financial Statement to Puents of Pledges Historica l Play. J. C. Sorosis, '0' Historian', Brnder, $4.'0 Historian's note·book papcr-h' pcr shed Holt House Booklet, :50, H ou se Rules for aapters Initiation Ceremonr, 1", each, $1. '0 per d ozen In.ructions to 'fisiung officers Jewelry Order forms '0' for ,0 utters to Parents of Pledges Manualt for Chapter Officers : Censor Chapter Manual Contributions to THI! AIUIO" , Cor· responding Secretary, belegate. EXlra Curricular Activ i ties Chairman. Historian, H ouse Manager, 'How to Order Jewelry," Ma,&uine Chairman , Official AWlrds, Pledlte Sponsor , lltogram Chauman, RecordillA: Sc<relary, Ru.h Captain, Rushing Recommendations Chairman, Settlement School, Socid Chairman t Social Usage, State Rushin, Chairman, Treasurer Vice 'Ot e.ch

President {loose-leaf leather coverl $4.00, notebook pages, '2 , ,0

Pledge Supervisor (loose·leaf leather cover) $4.00, no te book p'r.s 'UO

M.nua. l or N.tional Standins Committees: Chaperon, Chapter House Plan ning & Bu ilding, Music, Publicity , Social '0_ elch

"Mr Seven Gifts to PI Deb. Phi" ,_ each, '0_ per d ozen

Out ine for B, -Laws of Active Chapters

Pledge This book includes questions and answers fo r pledge Cllaminltions. A copy is furnished to ea ch pledge with · ou t chuge. The '0_ price is a repl.cement price for sale to members.

Pledge Ritual. 20, per dozen

Pledging Ceremon1, 10_ each. '1.00 per d ozen

R«elpts fo r Province Vice President. and Province Presidents

Record of Membership Book. full leather $10.00. (Before o rd erinJl:, chapters must have permission fcom Province President or Vts i ting Officer.)

R« ordi ng Secretary's Boolc (FOr minutes of meetings)

Ribbon: Write for informati on and prices

Ritu"I, PCI dozen Robes for initiation, S6. QO-now availablc-2 wetks n otice

Robe Pattern for modd initiation sown, 'Of

Ro ll Call of chapters (one is included wtth each Pledge Boo k o rdered)

Scho larship PlaQue-$18.00 plus 8_ per leiter fOr engravingOrder throug h Central Office

Senior Farewell Ceremony, IH each Settlement School Booklet. '0_

Soc ial EJ:change Bulletins

Sons Book, $UlO, Supplement, 6(lt

Stationery

Official Ano w chapter Jetter (yellow>. 0_ per 2:5 sheet s Official Correspondence Stationery (write Central Offi ce for price), AU crested piper o rderrd directl y from Balfou r. Stud, Aids, 't each

Treas urer's Accoun ting Ponn s

(Not all supplies handled in the Central Office are listed. Write for further informatio n if you wish .upplia not listed) ,.,

BALFOUR SERVICE ...... Worthy 01

Around the world , the name of Balfour has become the symbol of highest quality, fine c raftsman sh ip and friend ly servi ce.

As your official jeweler, we pledge again our continued service so tha t we may be wo rthy of your greatest tru st .

PRICE LIST

Offici.1 1 pbin b.1dge , , ,

JEWELED SHAFT

(Additional to plain b3dge price)

CHECK YOUR CHAPTER FALL REQUIREMENTS NOW

STATIONERY • PLACE CARDS • INV ITATIONS

DOOR PLATES . DOOR KNOCKERS

WALL PLAQUES • GAVELS • BALLOT BOXES

MEDALS ' TROPHIES AWARDS

FLATWARE DINNE RWARE

PAPER MATCHES & NAPK INS

1. G. Balfour Compan)' Date ' Attleboro, Musachusctts

Pleuc send: Samples : o Blue Book o Stitionery o Ctramic FI)'C( o Inviutioos o Badge Price ust o Programs

Ad dreu .• •.... , ..•• " IIB+

Pea rh Ru bies, sapphires or amethysts , 7.n Emenlds 1).,,0 11.2" Diamo nds ..................•.

Ah ern:lte pearl .1nd ruby or 5:lpphi re ' AlttrMte pearl and emerald Altern.1le purl and diamond.

Altern.1te emerald .1nd diamond

Write lor your Complete Pri ce Li st

Taxes : Add 10% Federal Tax and any State Tax ill effect to prices l ined.

Regu latio ns : Orders for all insignia must be sent to you r Cc:ntul Office except for recognitio ns for which orders may be sen t directly to the 1. G. 8.1lfour Company.

19)7 BLUE BOOK

A new catalog of fraternity jewelry, gifts and favors.

Mail co upon for you r free cop y.

Official "weier 10 Pi Beta Phi