The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Winter-1959

THE --.-A-rrow OF PI BETA PHI

OfflOAL ORGAN Of THE

Offire o f PliblitQlion: 264 C itizens Bu ilding , Decatur II I.

STAFF

Arrow Edilor: AD!L! TAYLOR ALFOKJ) (Mrs T. N.> , 9'0 Olive Ave., CoroD.do, Calif.

Club &ilo,.: VIRGINIA SHERWAN KOZAK (Mrs Andrew J), R.D. 1, Kirk• • iIIe, N.Y.

CIMPII,. 1..111". EJiJ(w: ADELS ALFORD HEINX (Mrs. Hans), 43724 N Gadsden A , Lan. caster, Calif.

News from lilli, Pigeon: LOIs SNYDER FING ER (Mrs Raymond H ), 606 N. Elm Dr ., Bev· erly Hills, Calif

ExthtUlX,J (lnd Coli.,. NOltJ: R UTH WILSON CoGsHALL (Mn . W S ). 2212 Wynnewood Circle, Louisville 7, Kv

Fr om Pi Phi Pens: MARY ELIZABETH LASH ER BARNBITB (Mrs. Kenneth A. ). 8 Cloister a , Tonawanda, N.Y .

Arrow File : Pi Beta Ph i Central Off. e 264 Citizens Build ing, D eca tur, III.

111 Mem oriam NOJius: Send to Pi Beta Phi Cmlral Offi ce, 264 Citi zens Building, De· catur, III .

"THa .A.,ow is printed Fall. Winter. Sprill¥ and Summer b), P i Ikta Phi FuternitJ at the preu o f Gcorle aantl Comp'anJ. Inc .• Curtis Reed Plua. Menasha, Wi•. Subscripti on price is $ 1.)0 a )'ear )0., for sina le copia, $ 0.00 for !Jfe lubKription.

G.Send .ubscriptio ns. chanle of .ddle" notice. and correspundence o f a business nature to Pi Beta Phi Centr.1 Office, Decatur, Ill.

ClCorrUpOndence of an editori.1 nature is to be addruwd to the edit or Mu T N Alfo rd 9}0 Ol i,.e AYe Cotonado, Calif. Items (or publication sh ould be addressed to the editor to arrive not later than July I), October 10, JanlUr')' I). March )

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Printed in the United Mates of America

Members of Pi Beta Phi had dinner with Harold Bachmann , Account Ex e cutive of the George Bonta Company , Official print e r to the Fraternity To the right , around circle from Mr Bachmann ! Alice Weber Mansfield , Grand P",sident; Margaret Dick , Director of Cen'ro l Office ; Evelyn Peters Kyle , Director of Programs ; Helen Anderson lew il, Director o f Membership ; Virginia Voorhees Speaker, Grand Secretary ; Marianne Reid Wild , Notional Panhellenic Conference Delegat. ; Adel. Ta ylor Alford , ARROW Editor; Oliv ia Smith Moor. , Grand Trea s ur.r, and Dorothy Weov., Morgan , Grand Vice President

BOCA RATON , FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 1959

fthoto tohn during NPC showing Dean Kather ine Warren, of Flor ida Stat. University, Mariann. Reid Wild , PI B.'a Phi NPC Delegat., and chairman of the NPC-NAWDC Liaison camm iH", and Dean Etta Turner of John I St.tson Un iversity.

:10 th e 1959 ple dge:1 0/ A

we dedi cate thi :1 i:1 :1 ue 0/ :1h e

Beta Phi

Asked why she pledged Pi Beta Phi, a recently pledged member made this statement-"The gi rls in Pi Phi were the girls I would like to have as my friends and with whom J would be proud to be seen. They are sincere, pleas ant , friendly , and natural. But, J think that the thing that pleased me most was that the Pi Phis had a wonderful reputation and hi gh ideals "

In the weeks since you first put on the little gold arrowhead, symbol of your affiliation with Pi Beta Phi , you have studied the proud hist ory of our fraternity, and you have learned of its size and its outstanding philanthropic program. I hope that you . have gained a knowledge, as this pledge h as, of what membership in Pi Beta Phi is going to mean ....

Fo r then you will under stand the respons ibilities that come with initiation ; that you must join the members in fostering the best interests o f your university, your chapter and your fraternity. You will realize the importance of the value to be placed o n worthy scholarship, hi g h social standards and irreproachable personal conduct . Y o u will realize that every act of yours should reflect credit on your fraternity sisters. And succeeding generati o ns of rushees will be as proud as you were t o put on the go lden arrowhead-symbol of affiliation with Pi Beta Phi.

Gra/Jd Pr esident

Main dining room-Arlington Hotel

COni/ en/ion

On June 19 , 1960, Pi Beta Phis from the United States and Canada will gather at the Arlington H otel in H ot Springs, Arkansas for the fraternity's forty-second biennial convention. Every Pi Phi who has ever attended Convention agrees that there is no experience in life that 9uite compares with a Pi Beta Phi Convention . For Convention has as many facets as the famed Arkansas diamonds. It is a time of fun and hard work; of late nights and early rising ; of inspiration and so ng; of reunion with old friends and the opportunity to make new ones . Above all it is a time of carefully considered acti o n, by Pi Beta Phis , to assure the continued strength and development of their fraternity. And pervading every meeting and event there is the satisfying sense of devotion to those fundamental objects and ideals which have met every test for some ninety odd years. All these things are waiting for you-to be shared with hundreds of others who feel as you do about the golden Arrow of Pi Beta Phi . It is o ur hope that you will co me and help make this the best Convention ever.

Cltiu

Grand PreJidel//

Fo r th e Gral/d COlIl/cil

SoU room (Con ntion HolII Arling ton Hot.1

Majestic Hot .l, Hoi Spring' National Par" Ar k anso s

Lanai s it.s at Maj.st ic , o rl oo" ing pr iv ate pool

(Th. Artlnvton a n d the Ma j•• tic Hot.l. will both be .... ed for Conv.nti on )

YOU are invited-in f act Y OU are expected in H ot Springs N at io nal Park , Arkansas, June 19-25, 196 0, for the 42 nd Bienni a l Convention o f Pi Beta Phi.

LAMBDA PROVINCE Pi Phis h a ve been hustlin ' and bustlin · for mont hs making a ll kinds of exciting an d wonderful plans for Y OU R visit .... We hav e two beautiful h ote ls to ho use us-t he Arlington and the M ajestic-a nd each h as a private pool plus many o ther unusual features We know yo u ' ll love it so d on ' t disappoint us Make you r pl a ns now and se nd your registration today

COME TO ARKANSAS TO SEE US AND MAKE IT J UNE 1960

CON VENTION GU IDE

Fran ces Br igance Ca l ve rt is a 1940 ini tiate of Ark ansas Al pha an d se rve d as chapte r president two years, 1941-43. While at th e University she wa s a member of Mo rt ar Boa rd and se rved as it s vice- president. She ho ld s BSE and ME deg rees from the University of Ark a n sas and is a me mber of t h e M ar ked Tr ee, Ark a nsas Hig h School Facu lty. Fran ces has se rved as Lambda Province Preside nt and Provi nce Supervisor of Frate rnit y Study a nd Examination. She is a chart er member o f the Mark ed Tree-J onesboro Alurnn cr Club, attended the 19 58 Swampsco tt Convention as its del egate, and has rece ntl y co mpleted a two yea r term as it s pres ident. Sh e se rves on the Arkan sas Al pha Ho use Corporatio n Board of Directo rs and is a member of th e N at io nal Comm ittee on Fraternity Music.

Con ve ntion

Registration and Accommodation

Register early and save 55 .00. Th e registrati on fee befo re May I is 5 20.00. Aft er that date it will be $25 00 Pl ease fill in the blank for regist ration a nd mai l with your ch eck. Yo u will be sen t a rece ipt wh ich must be p resented at t he Arlin gton H ote l be · fo re a room assignment is made.

S20.00 prc ·conventi o n registrati o n fee includes :

Fo r Ibose s/(lJi llg til Ibe hOlels:

a. Entr a nce to meet in gs of th e Convention.

b. Cop ies of t he D a ily

c. M ea l tips to h otels.

Po r Ih ole uol sl4)ing 41 'he h OlelJ:

a. Entrance to meetings of CoO\entioll.

b . Copy of the D a il y for that d ay.

e. Ban'luet.

$4.00 daily regis/rali o n fee incl"des;

a. Entran ce to that day 's m ee tin gs.

b . Copy of t h e Daily for t h at d ay.

Eac h pe rson is to reg iste r on a sepa rate bl a nk

NOTE: $ 20.00 Regist ration Fee is NOT included in expenses paid by Act ive C h apters. atio n a l, Alu mn:r C lubs

Please do not p lan to a rriv e before Jun e 19t h unle ss offi c ially designated to do so.

CO NVENTION REGI ST RATION BLANK

M ai l $20 .00 check payab le to Maxine A . and mail to: Mr s. M ax in e A . Smith 65 1 West Oak Avenu e J o nesbo ro, Arkansa s P lease fill III bl a nk NO

WHAT YOUR OFFI C IAL CAPA C ITY

Name .... ( las t name ) (first n.lme) (n uide n n,lm e if marr ied) (husb.md s in

Address (Street) (CoIy)

s if marr ied)

I shall a tt e nd th e Pi Betd Phi Convention and plan 10 arrive by tra in (State) au tomo b ile o r o n a t ... A M , P M. a n d leave hote l on at , , A M ., P M.

Check accommodat io n des i red : Single 2 in a roo m 3 in a room

Owing to the s ize of ou r Convention , si ngl e accommodation is not recomme n ded, Y our ch oice of tw o or three to a room will be granted i f possible NOTE- active deleg ates wi ll be assigned rooms with active dele,':ates- a l umn:r del ega tes w ith a lu mn:r delegates . No change from th is poli cy Can be made for those com ing at Nationa l Fra ternity e xpen se. If yo u desi re spec i al roomma tes, please pr int n ames and addresses bel ow : Name :

PLEASE C HECK YOCR C LASSIFICATION BELOW :

Active Del egate

A lumna.' D e lega te Chapter

Alu m nr Club ( i f any)

Active Altern ate Alumn <l' Alt ernate

Address: , '" Nati o n al Offi cer

Year of In it i.lli o n

J expect to atte nd the foll o w in.'! sp«idl fun c t io ns: Plea se c h« k :

Convention Old Timers

H onorary Societ ies .,.'

M other· D aughter

Active Vi s it o r .,. Alumn<l' V isi to r

Canadian BreakfJst

G o lden Arrow "" " • , , ' (Scholas ti c. Activ ities &. Theta Sigma Pi )

Pl ease see Page. , for H o tel Room Reg is tr.lti o n Blank , 104

Franc e. Br iganc e Ca lvert lOS

Hotel Room Registration Blank

Pl ease fill in and mail to the Arlingto n Hot el ( Conve nti o n H eadq uarters ), H ot Springs, Arkansas. Will everyone who wish es to stay at o ne of the hotels, NO MATIER WHAT YOUR OFFICIAL C APA C ITY, p lease fill in thi s blank for the hote l. I t means you will be assu red of a room rese r vation at one of the hotels.

Owing to the size of ou r Convention, single accommodatio n is n ot r ecommended. Y our choice of two or three to a room will be gra nt ed if possi bl e NOTE- active de legates will be assigned rooms with active delegates- alumna: delegates with a lumnz delegales No ch ange from thi s policy can be made fo r th ose comi ng at N a ti o na l Fra te rnity expense. If you desire spec ia l roommates, please p rint names and addresses be low:

Roo m rat e per day (Ame ri ca n Plan)

Name

.l

( last name) (first n ame )

Address (S"..,t) ( city ) (State)

I sha ll alle nd the Pi Beta Ph i Co nve ntio n and pla n to arrive by train , automo bil e o r plane . o n at A M ., P M. and leave hotel on at A M , P.M.

Check accommodatio ns desired : Ra tes i nclu de mea ls a nd lodging

Name : Address:

Name: . Add ress:

PLE ASE CHECK YOUR CLASS I FICAT ION BELOW:

Active D e legate

Alumnr D e lega te

Chapter

Addres s City & State

Al um nr Alt ernat e

Officer Titl e , Active Visit o r Alu mnz A lte rnate Y ea r of Init ia t

Alumna: Vi s it or

Hospitality Chairman

Paula Reagan McDowell is a 1947 initiate of Arkan. sas Alph a. She served as president of Arka nsas Alpha and was a member of Mortar Board while at· tending the University of Arkansas, where she reo ceived h er B.A. degree in 1950 . She is married to Thomas J. McDowell. They are the parents of twins and have recently moved to Memphis , Tennessee . Paula served as Kappa Province Scholarship chair. man in 195 1. She was president of the Little Rock Alumn", Club last year. She is a member of the Juni o r League. Paul a was an active delegate to the 1948 Convention in Fren ch Li ck and accepted the Balfour Cup when Arkansas Alpha retired the Cup.

Registration Chairman

Maxine Ammons Smith was initiated into Arkansas Alpha in February 1942. She had attended Arkansas State College before enrolling in the University of Arkansas.

After working in the public utilities business in Jonesboro, Arkansas for a number of years, she married Ber! Smith, Jr ., a Jonesboro attorney.

She is a m ember of the Marked Tree.Jonesboro Alumn", Club and has rece ntly completed her second year as its treasurer .

Arlington Hotel Lobby

The Parlor at the Arlington

HELLO FROM HOLT HOUSE ! Th e seasons change, summer passes and the snow comes, but things don 't change mu ch at Ho l t H ouse. One nig h t last fa ll I was working in my kitchen when I heard a n ewscaste r o n TV cut into the program with a specia l news bulletin and tornado warnings My ea rs rea ll y pricked up when r h ea rd him mention "the l itt le town of M onm out h in W estern Illin ois." I scu rr ied to the den when my h usba nd was watching the telecast and ca ug h t th e concl udin g words It seems that a tornado had passed ove r Monmouth leav ing conside rabl e destruction in its wake.

I was tremendously concerned and app rehensive and for several d ays watched the p ape rs for any furt h e r comment regarding the sto rm , but saw none. A few days late r I wrote to o ur H o lt H ouse hostess , Mr s. J o hn so n, and inquired conce rnin g the h ouse and how it h ad fared durin g th e sto rm . She rep lied , " Yes, we h ad a terr ibl e sto rm an d t he y say if it h ad been twe nty fe et lower it would have wiped out a good portion of th e town Ho rribl e thought! Here at t h e house it just blew out two screen s, smas h ed a storm window and twi sted off a l arge walnut tree, leavi ng just t h e trunk sta ndin g. It (t he tree) fell to th e no rth and did not hit t h e house. It is still there as the tree me n a re sti ll busy removing the ones which fell on the hou ses so repair wo rk can be done . Wh en ( see some o f the dest ruction cl ose by I marve l t h at we were so lucky h e re at t he h ouse."

I a m ce rtain eve ryone will sig h w ith re li e f to learn t h at H o lt Hou se was not seriously damaged in what might h ave been a destructive storm It wo uld be interesting to kn ow how many sto rm s t h e o ld house has weathe red. Th e re is no way of d ete rminin g this, but we a ll know there have been many . M o reover , n ot al l the sto rm s h ave been atmosp h eric in nature Th ere h ave been many sto rm s, and will be many more, a n d I am certain that all Pi Phi s h ope, as I do, that the sto rm s will n eve r prove too much for the o ld house and everything sh e symbo li zes As fraternity wome n

we must be co nstantly on the alert for u nfri e ndly elements whi ch asse rt th emse h 'es mare a nd more f re· que n t ly in opposition to t h e fraternity system as a who le. As we wou ld support any othe r cause in whi ch we believe, Jet us not beco me lax in o ur defense of t. he fraternity ca use in genera l and the Pi Phi cause in particular . Mo n mout h and H o lt ho use are h ome" to Pi Beta Phi , SO just as we would defend ou r homes, let us k eep a watchful weather eye on anyt hin g which m ight p rove "sto rmy weather" for P i Phi and h er h ome.

Mr s. J ohn so n a lso said in h er letter that after a rathe r quiet summer at H o lt H ouse the fall season opened with th e usual whirl of activit ies culmin atin g, o n t h e day my lette r arrived, in the end of rush activit ies and the formal p ledge dinner. D u rin g the hot summer months most clubs s uspe nd act iviti es, but th ere were a few meetings, a nd o ne wedding receptio n (th e siste r of a P i Ph i). About fifty peop le, most ly Pi Phis visited during the summer They came from F lo rida , Ohi o, Iowa, Ar izo n a, Co lo rado , Mi ch· igan , W as hingto n, Virg in ia, Mis so uri , Ca l ifo rni a, K a nsas, and Illino is. If you have n e ver visited H o lt H ouse wh y not cha rt your ro u te in that direction next vacat ion? Y ou' ll be g l ad you d id

Dist in g ui sh ed vis it ors wer e Al ice M ansfield and Am y B. Onke n

I f yo ur cha pte r or club h asn't see n th e H o lt H o use s lid es you should a rra nge to program th em through Mr s. D av id Turnbull , 30 l E . M ai n, in M o nmo uth . Th ose who have see n t h em repo rt e nj oyab le and instructive programs Th e slid es are co nstan tly o n t he move so get yo ur bid in ea rly.

One more word conce rnin g p lanni ng. Wh e n setting up your budgets remember that the r eve nu e derived f rom the organizations and individuals who use th e faci l ities of H o lt H ouse does n ot nearly cove r t h e cost of ma int ena n ce The suppo rt o f every Pi Phi is needed to keep H o lt H o use in repai r st ru ct ur all y as well as in maintaining t h e ch a rming inte ri o r

Florence Deppe Holmgren {Mr s. EricJ , Holt House Committee

8.for. the native .'one fireplace in the second ftoor lounge , th e Owl ', N.st Left to ,ight , Marionne Wild , Not ional Panh. llenie Deleg ate ; Alice W b.r Mans fiel d , Grand ' id n' ; Marion Mue ller, Director of Se Hle men ' Sc:hool , and Virg inio Broc kett G en, form , cha irm an of the Settlement School Comm itte •

Th. Red

The Red Born--be for

FRO M LlTILE PIGEON

The Red Barn-Before And Aft r

With tremend o us p ri de in a drea m that h as become a reality , Pi Bet a Phi formally dedi ca ted THE RED BARN at the Settlement School in G at linburg, T e nnessee o n June 22, t 959.

Prese nt f or th e ce remony were the members of Grand Council, the Prov in ce presidents and Vi cepresidents, the Settl e me nt School Committee, representatives fr om the University of T e nn essee, res id e nt members of Pi Beta Phi , and many loca l friends of th e Sch oo l.

Virginia Bra ckett Green , Settlement Schoo l Chairman , traced the history of the barn and presented the key to the Grand Presi dent, Alice Weber Man sfield , wh o, in turn , gave it into the k eeping of M arion Mueller, Director of the Settlement Schoo l. A trio co mposed of Elizabeth Waitt Ru e, Majorie C ha lm e rs and D orothy Manley sang BLESS THIS HOUSE , and the ceremonies were close d with prayer by Lois Summ e rs . In the socia l hour w hich foll owed g u es ts were taken t hrough the building a nd re fr es hm e nt s we re se rved.

The red barn , now comp let ely remode led and chri stened THE RED BARN , was built in 19 23. It served its purpose then as a mod el barn where the herd wa s kept and where boys of the Sch oo l were taug ht the ca re of l ivestock. It was th e h ome of Lady, the horse whi ch the first Pi Phi nu rse, Mi ss Phyllis Hi g inbotham , rode far into the hills to serve the mountain people I n t h e hayl oft a ne w form of educat io n was introduced when the fir st movies ever shown in the Burg were shown there . It was the si te of the first ba sketball ga mes It has co ntinued to be of service all through the years, and most rece ntly it has been the winter sto r age space for the scenery o f the Gateway Players, a N ew Y ork Stock Company which plays in the Pi Phi hi g h sch oo l a udito rium during th e summer month s.

N ow, thanks to the generous bequ est of a decease d Un ive rsity o f Mi chi ga n Pi Phi, Jo anne Kin g H empstead, the o ld red barn begins a new ca ree r a nd a peri od o f n e w u sefu ln ess. It will p rovide at· tractive a nd comfortab le h ou sin g for stud e nt s who atte nd the Summer Craft W orkshop; it will make poss ible a se ri es of spec ial wo rk sh ops in early sp rin g and l a te fall; an d it will provide h o usi ng fa ci l ities for those pa r ticipating in t he Cuftman's Fair. Pi Phi g roups may u se it, a t a minimum cost, fo r week· end retreats and it will be open to other organiza· 11 1

Edit e d by Lo is Snyd e r Finger, Iowa Z

tions that a re directly concern ed with educa ti o n in c raft arts , fine a rt s, rehabilitat io n , t ea cher training, yout h leade rship and similar educational areas.

O ccupa nt s and visitors find The Red Barn a well· p la nned , modern building with an attra ct ive back· gro und for their work an d r ecreati o n They enter the inviting C HANTI CLEER LOUNGE on the first floor. D esigned for small gro up use, it is furnish e d with stud y tables, chairs a nd lam:!'s. A saucy chanticl ee r d eco rates the native woo mantle above a la rge woodburning fir ep lace. N ea rby is a cl e verly enclosed h otel unit o f stove, sink and refrigera to r to be used for snac ks or fo r info rmal entertaining. Th e rema ind e r of the fir st floor co ntains three bed roo ms with adjoining bat hs, service closets, other laboratories and a utility roo m.

On the secon d fl oo r the front half of the ha yloft has been reta in ed as it o ri gi nally was built, with the ce iling extendin g to the roofline This spacious loun ge- f as hi o ned fo r re laxatio n and r ecreationis ca ll ed THE OWL ' S NEST. Three l a rge wind o ws overl ook a beautiful va ll ey wit h its mountain back.· drop Two walls and the adjoini ng h ip rooBine are pa n e led in kn otty pine with t h e o ld supporting raf te rs exposed to form a n interesting co ntra st. A hu ge fire p lace of n at ive stone extends t o the ce ilin g and dommates o n e co rn e r of the lo unge. Thi s room seats twenty·five co mfort ab ly and it h as been known to h ave over eigh ty guests at one time wit h out ove r· crowdi ng. Th e co lo rful an d attractive furnishings we re mad e possible by a specia l cont ribu tio n from the Pi Be ta Phi Alumn ., Club o f P asade na, Ca l ifornia .

The rear h alf of the o ri g inal loft was divided in t o two fl oors, an d both may be reached from an in · te ri o r stairwe Il o r from an exte ri or fire escape. From Th e Owl' s N est the seco nd fl oo r co ntinues o n toward t h e rea r to provide fou r bedrooms for ten, plu s o ne la rge multiple bath The third Roo r is named

THE

LITTLE

PIGEON

LOFT- to co ntinu e the barn atmosp h e re, and also t o pay respect to th e n ea rby Li ttle Pigeo n Ri ver. Thi s is a one·room dormitory fo r twelve, with a d joini n g multiple bath. The buildin g, in addition to the two firepla ces, is equipped with electrical h eating throughout.

It is hoped that Th e Red Ba rn, Pi Ph i 's newest an d per haps the most f asci natin g o f its bui ldin g projects will fulfill the purpose for w h ich it is i nt endedthat of widenin g th e scope of t he Fra ternity ' s usefulness in educationa l field s.

Mr W arne r Og d en w rote in the NEW YORK TIMES of Sunday, May 17 , 1959 in a sto ry about th e Great Smoky Mo unt a in s-

"Many vis itors l ike to see handic raftmen at wor k. ... Th e an nual Craft sman's Fai r of the South ern Hig hl and H andi craft Guild will be held in Gatlinburg Jul y 27-3 1.

Th e fi ve- day fa ir will brin g together a hundr ed Or more c ra ftsmen (rom seve ral states. Potte rs, weavers and spi nners, metal workers, ena me li sts and broom makers . .. will be there to demonstrate and to exp lain their work.

A new ' red barn' workshop -dormitory is bei ng added to the annual Crafts W o rk shop at Gatlinburg , June 15-2 1. Th e W orkshop is spo nso red by the Uni-

\'crsity of T e nness ee H ome Eco nomi cs Department and t he Pi Beta Phi Sett leme nt Sc hoo l at Gatlinburg Th e new \'(I o rkshop 9ua rt ers is a co nverte d barn . Among the 16 co urses w ill be po tte ry , me ta l work. ename lin g, jewelry , texti le and craft desig n, and weaving . Th e Workshop each yea r att racts stude nt s from all over lhe Unit ed States and other co untrie s." Th e October issue of SA TA ' S G R EEK EXC HANGE ca rr ied a detai led story of Pi Beta Ph i·s ve nture in the field of Arts and Craft s, stressing the fact that thi s venture has res ult ed in Gatlinburg's rat in g as an o utst and in g craft ce nt e r in th e nat io n. In co ng ra tula tin g Pi Beta Phi , BANTA'S GREEK EX CHANGE believes t hat this new proj ec t brings credit and honor to the entire fraternity wo rld .

At time s there is need for a Grad uate Student Co unse lo r to guide a new Pi Beta Phi c hapter I f any 1959 grad uates are interested in this sort o f fraternity work , ple ase fill out this bl a nk a nd m a il it t o Mr s.

William H . M a nsfield , # 8 Lo n g Mead o ws , St . Lo ui s 22, Misso uri . N ame Chapter

College

Edited by Mary Elizabeth lasher Barnette

M AR ION CLAYTON LI N K, New Y o r k Al p ha, Sea Di ver, Rin eha r t & Compa ny , In c., 333 pp.

\'(fh o h as n ot kn ow n at SOme time o r oth e r t h e irresistible lure of the treasure hun t? It presents it· se lf in many a g ui se: the att ic o n a rainy day, an a nt ique s h op, a s he ll sca ttered bea ch , fl ecks of go ld in a mountain st rea m. For M ar io n and Edw in Link it is the treas ure left by treasure hunt e rs o f the past on the bottom o f the ocean.

Th e inv ento r of th e Link trainer a nd oth er aids to aviation and hi s wife are revea led by thi s book as pe rso n s of enthusiasm, en e rgy, and enterprise wh o ha ve d e veloped a ski n -d ivi ng h o bby int o a program o f o ce an archaeo logy of g row ing hi sto ri ca l importa n ce.

Fo rtun a tely for the reader Mr s. Link is a tra in ed n ewspaperwo man with the abi l ity to repo rt v ividly and m ean ing fully what s he sees and experiences. She is also hist o ri a n enough to h ave d one th e kind of thorou g h research whIch gi ves the discove ry of a wr ec k ed ship s ig nifi ca nce b eyo nd the mon e t a ry va lue o f the treasu re it ca rri ed.

A s turdy shrimp trawle r , skil lfully outfitted by Ed Link with such m o d e rn too l s as radar , m etal d etecto rs, a nd a sa nd suction h ose, ha s taken the Link s and various amateur and professional scientists on num e rous to urs of th e Fl o rid a K eys and th e West Indi es, with the di scove ry of a n a nc ho r whi ch m ay mark the wrec k of Columbus ' San /a Mari a bein g t h e ir most ro manti c ac hieve me nt to date.

Th e co mbination of past adventures with present adventuring makes Sea D iver fa sc in at ing entertainm e n t. It wh ets the appetite for fu t ure re po rt s o f L ink exped itions, o ne of which is curre ntly underway at Port Royal , J a mai ca, where the S ea Dil 'er is a nchored

ove r a sunken city. A winter issue of the National Geographic M agazine will repo rt on this exp lo rati o n whi ch the magazine is spo n so rin g along with the Lin ks an d the Smith so nian Institut e.

Next year it is to be divin g in the o ld port of Caesa rea o ff the coast of Is rael fo r the Lin ks. Th e re' s exc ite m ent a head for th e m and for Mari o n Link ' s rea din g publi c.

AUTHOR INTEREST : Mar ion Clayton (Mrs. Edw in A .) Link , New Y o rk Alpha , dedi cate d her book to he r husband " who first intr o du ce d m e to t h e wonders of forest and sky a nd sea-a nd n o w to that n ew fronti e r , the bottom o f th e ocea n ." On ce introduced s he became ac tively inte rested and a writer of articles in th e field o f sa ilin g a nd diving. She h as been a newspaperwo m a n , is the m ot h e r of two so n s, a nd , via her latest ca ree r, is a member of the Society of W omen Geog rap her s.

RANDOM NOTES: One of the nation 's outstanding professiona l women , K a ns as Alpha 's Dr Leona Ba umgartn e r , Commissioner o f Health for N e w York City, spent five wee ks early thi s yea r o bser vi ng m e di ca l practices in the Soviet Union. H e r report, " A D octo r Diagn oses Soviet Me di ci ne, " appea red in a M ay issue of the New }'o rk Tim es iH agtlzi n e. In it she d isc u ssed the diffe rences s h e f o und betw ee n th e two co untrie s and exp ressed the beli e f t hat with societies so different t h e variations may w e ll represe nt wh at is best f o r each in it s o wn case. Fo r examp le, sh e found th e ve ry young c hildre n a nd go vernment nurse rie s to be " remarkably healthy and h appy" indi cati n g th at thi s syste m whi ch has met with " almost universa l opposi ti o n " h e re is sat is· factory f o r the Russ ians.

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ARROWCRAFT NEEDS MANAGER _ CAN YOU HELP FIND HER?

On January 1, 1960, Elizabet h Ru e will retire as manager o f Arro wc raft. Some wh e re there must be a Pi Phi wh o is qualified for this positi o n and who would enjoy wor kin g with th e lovely Arrowc ra ft products Th e beauty of the Smoky M o unt ai ns is a n additional in ce ntiv e, not to ment ion t h e oppo rtun ity of giv ing service to the philanthropic p roject of Pi Beta Ph i at Gatlinburg, Tennes see. If int e res ted , write to Mrs. Ro be rt R Russell, 6823 Crest A ve nu e, Uni · ve rsity City 3D, Mi sso uri , Chairman of t he Settlement School Committee.

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Th. Din in g hom

Former Housemother Lindo Clifton , and pre.ent one , Mrs Ruth Wayne chat In the living room

Mary Gregory and her .i.t.r, both Golden Arrow Pi Phi. , po •• with the Balfour Cup

On Sclwlardhip - :Jhe new national Chairman Speakd-

Pursuit of Excellence in Scholarship

" PURSUI T OF EX CE LLEN CE" is the theme o f ou r forthcoming conve nti o n . N o th o ug ht co uld be more exemplary of wh at Pi Phis everywhere should st rive for in a ll the path s they follow , and the path o f sch o la rship is no exception.

Unfortunately, in thi s competitive wo rld the t ru e meaning of rea l scho larship h as been lost beca u se more emphasis and reward have come to be put o n g rades rather t han o n the true intention of an individua l to develop h is mind and thoughts . P eop le are not ed u cated simply becau se t hey have, upon receiv ing a dipl oma, t h eo reti ca lly te rminated th ei r days in the classroom. Th ey a re o nly ed ucated if they ha ve lea rn e d t o think clea rly , ale rtly , thoroughly , and o ptimisti ca lly , and if they are prepared to fa ce each day as it challenges them to g reater h eights in the classroom of the wo rld . If students pursue th e ir studies in co ll ege with the e xcellent intenti on of beco ming educat ed , good g rades wi ll automatically be t h e result, and conseq uentl y they beco me meanin g ful and indi cative.

Pi Beta Phi Fra ternity enco ur ages sch o la rship as a pe rso nal goa l beca use of the importan ce of indi· v iduals rea lizing their am biti ons and th e n ecess ity o f and devel opm e nt of mature thinkin g. It is t h e h ope t h at these in dividual goals will eve ntu a lly become the mainstay of Pi Phi scho l arship id e al s, but until thi s beco mes a rea l ity , the fraternity h as wi se ly pro· ma ted the use o f ch apter scho lars hi p progr a ms in o rd e r to safegua rd its goa l of dev e lo ping the very best in each of its members. Th ese programs sh ou ld be workable and as fair as possib l e but in a se nse quite demanding because of t h e failur e o n the pa rt of so me to rea li ze the ob li gatio n t h ey owe to themselves to r ise above m edi oc rity . It takes good sportsma nship and a r ea l desire to make the r ules of the p rog rams effective, and the co n scie nt io us h ave a ri g h t to expect the same dem o n st ra tio n of t hese tra its in regard to sc h o la rs h ip as wou ld be sh own in ot her pha ses o f co ll ege l ife.

Beca u se of t h e prevalent " Iive for today " atti tud e it h as become easy a nd sometimes more co nve ni e nt

to neglect t h e more p r actica l and serio us aspect of a n ed ucat io n How eve r, tomorrow a lw ays arrives with its expectations and if they can't be m et, life becomes meaningless I t is impe ra tive for peace of mind a nd fulfillment of life to be prepared SO that each tomo r row becomes exc itin g intellectually as well as soc ia lly .

In the pursuit of l earning. ass ista n ce in the form of tutoring and group discussions is sometimes neces· sary and helpful , but these aids, if used as an easy means to a n e nd . a re dest ru ctiv e to the mora le of a stud ent becau se t he y rob him of the sh eer joy a nd se lf·satisfactio n de r ived fr om exe rcisi ng e no ug h curi o osity to lea rn the answers fo r himself . There is no better way to develop se lf-co nfiden ce t h a n to discover latent abilities a nd pr om ote th e m to the full est.

Althoug h aut h o rs a nd l ect urers so m etimes seem· in g ly leave a great deal to be desired , quite o ft en an ana lysis of personal attitude and endeavo r revea ls that the fault li es with t h e stud e nt him se lf. T oo often h e disco ve rs that because he h as n o t read an assignment dili ge ntly a lecture becom es meaningless and fruitl ess. and co nseque ntly bo re d om a nd fru st ra · tion set in. At this point an edu cat io n beco mes a co m plete was t e of tim e.

True intelli ge n ce is not sy no nym ou s wi t h snobbishness. It te nd s to seem so at times beca use it e levates those wh o h ave tak e n advantage of t h eir privileges and oppo rtun it ies to b ecome intellectually sec ure and u se f uJ. W e ca n be g rate ful fo r those w ho are wi ll ing to m ake th e necessa ry sac ri fices to prepare t hemse lv es for accomp li shm ent a nd leade rshi p. Th e re is no better defense agai n st t hose who would destroy us as a fr ee peop le llli s fact a lone sho uld in still in eve ry true Pi Phi a never-ending d es ire to deve lop every potentia l sh e h as fo r we ca nn ot dismis s the ob l igation w e owe to society a nd future ge n era ti ons as well as to ourse l ves.

Pursui t of Ex ce ll ence in Sch o la rsh ip is a ve ry rea l c h a ll enge. It ca n be accepted o r rejected. Thi s is your d ec isio n to mak e.

H ELENA DI NGLE M OORE Naliollal Chai,.man of Commiuee 01/

Scholarship

Sue 0. V Orqoft ."

Kay Smith Virginia A National Wlnn.r

Barbara McDotteoI

DaIIota

JJonol' StuJentd 1958-1959

-)0- IT IS INDEED a rleasure to close my seven years as Chairman 0 the Pi Beta Phi Committee on Scholarship with the Honor Students Report. I am happy to be able to report to the fraternity that there was an improvement during 1958·59 over the two preceding years which had showed a decline from the all·time high of 1955·56 with the largest number of elections to Scholastic Honor Societies ever reported in anyone year. Although other phases of a well rounded modern education are more glamorous and receive much emphasis and publicity on many campuses, it is evident that many collegiate members of Pi Beta Phi consider a n academic educat ion of primary importance.

Only the names of those elected during the year 1958 ·59 to the highest general scholasti c Honor Societies are included in this report . The standards of Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi have been used Limited srace prevents printing here elections to departmenta , professional, and class honoraries They are reported in the chapter letters.

Below are the comparative figures for the past three years :

19 56 · )7

Phi Beta Kappa '8

Phi Kappa Phi 48

·Similar t o the above 46 Chapters n ot reporting " 18 Graduation honors 49 (19) 19 57·58

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The figures in parentheses in the above table in · dicate the number of chapters whi ch returned the blank provided for reporting graduation honorS. The number is larger for the past two years, beca use a special blank was sent to chapters.

For provinces, Beta, Zeta, Mu, and Nu were 100% in sending Blank #4 on whi ch scholastic H o nor Students are reported. All chapters except one in seven provinces, Alpha , Gamma, Delta, Epsilo n, Iota , and Lambda , sent Blank #4 . Three provo inces were 100% in returning the H o nor Graduates Report, Delta, Zeta, and Nu

Maine Alpha has the distin ction of reporting the largest number of elections to national general Scholastic Societies with three chosen by Phi Beta Kappa and four by Phi Kappa Phi Other chapters

· 'n thi s classification are incl uded : (I) l oca l Hon o r Societi es which have scholas ti c requirements simi lar to those of Phi Beta Kappa with members hip l imited to a small percenl:lge of the graduating class; (2) national H o n o r Soc ieties in university schools o r such as Beta Gamma Sigma in Schoo ls of Commerce or Bus iness, which have similar requiremmts; (3) ot her o rganizat io ns of a general nature with similar requirements, such as Alpha Chi with 4' chapters localed principally in so uthern colleges and universities; (4) local general Scholastic Societies with equivalent standa rds A few chapters are on campuses which have DO co mpara ble Honor Societies .

with three elections to Phi Beta Kapp a are Vermont Alpha, Ohio Alpha , Ohi o Zeta, Iowa Zeta, and Oklahoma A.lpha.

Ohi o Alpha and W isco nsin Alpha are tied with Main e Alpha for the hon o r of havin g the most members of Phi Kappa Phi with four each. Chap. ters with three elections to Phi Kappa Phi are Wyo· min g Alpha, Utah Alpha , Ma ssac husetts Beta , Illinois Eta, and Kansas Beta

It is gratifying to be able to include for the seco nd year a more complete number than formerly of o ur members who were graduated with ho nors. Maine Alpha, Verm o nt Alpha , and Idaho Alpha, with seven each, tied for the honor of reporting th e largest number of H o no r Graduates. M aine Alpha is classified as a medium sized chapt e r ; Vermont Alpha, large; and Idaho Alpha , small. Indiana Delta , a large chapter, is second with six Hono r Graduates. Massachusetts Beta and Mi chigan Gamma, both large chapters, had five . Special comm endation is due to Alpha Provin ce for an unu sually large number of H o nor Students and Honor Graduates. This province reported six elections to Phi Beta Kappa; ten elections to Phi Kappa Phi; two to similar general Scholastic Honor Societies ; and 23 Honor Graduates

The Committee on Scholarship is pl eased to note a gradual increase in the proportion of correct Blanks #4. This year on ly a very few chapters reo ported names and sent photographs of members elected to organizations whi ch are not general Scholastic Honor Societies, or that do not meet the high scholastic standards of Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi.

Mayall good things come to the chapters of Pi Beta Phi, including worthy scholarship. Respectfully submitted, Marie West Wever

PHI BETA KAPPA

ALPHA PROVINCE

MAI NE ALPHA- Judith Adam s, Enid Marshall, Judith Webster.

V £KMONT ALPHA- Anna Katheri n e Ma rtin , Patri cia Frances Sherlock. Nancy Smoller.

BETA PROVINCE

New YORK ALPHA- Peg Dilts , Katherin e Kittle . NEW YORK GAMMA- Ruth Van Wagenen, Jeanne Gifford. NEW YORK DELTA- M artha Shedri ck.

GAMMA PROVINCE

OHIO ALPHA-Susa n Anderson , Patricia D o nah ay Cooksey, Nina Dav is Longfellow.

OHIO BETA-Barbara Tiemeyer.

OHIO ZETA-Sally Cochran, Sue Stinchcomb, Nancy Webster.

OHIO ETA-Elizabeth N ida.

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DELT A PROVINCE

D .C. ALPII A-E l izabt th Ellen Evan s.

VIRGINIA A LP HA- Be ll y J o File , K ay Smith .

VIR GIN IA GAMMA- J ane A udrey Boo r ma n Barba ra Sue Singer

EPS I LON PR O VI NCE

MI CHIGAN BETA- D o nn:! \'(' ic kh am.

ZETA PROVIN C E

I N DIA NA BET A- Martha C. C ri s t.

ETA PROVINCE

T ENN ESSEE GAMMA- M i lli ce nt D a ir Stone

NORTH CAROLINA A LP IIA - Caro l yn Wi s le r Prin ce.

NORTH CAROLI NA BETA- M ary L o is Eskrid.': e, Sa ndra Add in,J.;l on

THETA PROVINCE

ALABAMA ALPH A-Gai l Bea ll, Sara El izabeth Bennett.

IOTA PROVIN C E

I U IN OIS EpSILON - Anne Witmer.

ILLI NO IS ZETA - Pa t ricia C lahn , Mary Ann Kell ins-: o

KAPPA PR O VI NCE

WISCONSIN AL PHA - J ean Sorum

NORTH DAKOTA ALPHA- Lois Fo rtin

MI NNESO TA ALPH A- K are n Th ra n a Samels

LAMBDA PROVI NCE

MI SSOU RI ALPHA- M ercedes Free ma n ARKAN SAS ALPHA- Jan Graham , K ay H ampton . LOUISIANA ALPH A- Eli se H op k ins , Linda Las k ey.

M U PROVIN CE

IOWA ZETA - j ean T e Pask e. Gay H ass , Dea nn a Min er.

SoUTH DAKOTA ALPHA- Kar e n Joy Frei b e rg

KA NSAS ALPHA- M a rci a j a ni ce H a ll.

NU PROVI NCE

OKLAUOMA ALPHA- Lynn B i,cgers. Sharon D ob bs , P a t S hu bert

TEXAS A LPIl .... - Bar bara Bredt Robe rts. M imi Campbe l l.

X I PROV I NCE

COLOR .... OO AL PH .... - Susa n Ely, Kay Cornum . COLOR OO BET - M ary Gay Buckley , Di a ne M a r ie Dwyer.

OM ICR ON PROVI CE

WASHINGTON A LP H - Ne va Fuller WA SHI NGTON BETA- Billie jean Bergersen ID AHO ALPH - Phylli s M c Al exa n der Sheppa rd.

PI PROVI NCE

CALI FORNI D ELT - Robert Condi t A RlZON ALPH - Pat K in g.

PHI KAPPA PHI

ALPHA PROVINCE

MAI NE ALPIt A- Jun e A dams. Ba rb ara Coleman. M a ri e Ifill. Enid M arsha ll , M arian n e h m id t , Judi th Webster. M ASS CHUSETTS BET - Janet M anning. Sandra Strong , D iane D er Sarkisian

CONNECT ICUT ALPItA - F lo ren ce Aub ia n

BET A PROVINCE

NEW YORK ALPH - Peg Dilts K ather me K ittle

NEW YORK D ELT - M artha hedri c h PENNSyLV NI Ep SILON- M argaret A Smyers.

G AMMA PROVINCE

0 1t10 A LPH .... - Susan And e rson. Patricia D o n ahay Cou ksey . M artha \'('e ll e r H en s h a w , N in a D avi s Lo ngfe ll ow.

DELTA PROVI , CE

M RYL ND BET - Susanne O Con n or

E PS ILON PROVINCE

MI CHIC N BET - Barbara Griffing

MI CH IC N G MM - K are n Fox , Evelyn Carlson

ETA PROVINCE

TENNESSEE G MM - M ary Anna Winiger , M i ll ice nt D ai r Sto n e.

THETA PROV I NCE

AL .... BAM .... G .... MM .... - jO Ann Ba rtl ett.

GEORG I ALPH - V i rJ,!;i n ia Sisko

IOTA PROV I NCE

I LLINOIS ZET - Suzanne Alt ho ff Na n c y Wilson

ILLI NO IS ET - L i nda Brow n j oyce Fancher. J udy H aJ,!; ebush

LAMBDA PROVIN C E

LOUIS I N BET - Lo retta Ra)' Ri vers , Loyce K il patrick

KAPPA PROVIN C E

WISCONSIN ALPlt - j ean Sorum. K are n C hr iste n se n Grace D ah le, Judy Boon e.

M U PROVINCE

l ow G MM - Bar bar a Rank

K NS S BET - M arc ja Boyd, Charlen e Th ouve n e ll e.

Fran ces Sc hw ar t z

NU PROV I NCE

OKLAHOM BH - Shi rle y Ewing. Rose M ar ie Kubri t ht.

TEX S G MMA- ju dy Ecklun d. Pe8}::y M a l in a k

NEW M EXICO A I.P H - j ea nn e Bennett

X I PROV I NCE

WYOMING A LP lt - M ary Elizabeth Bunce J. Babe tt e M elcher D anne u ell. M arie Elea no r a K allerud

UT H A LPH - Carol Ann Jackson Kir s ten Lo ui se M aim Ca lh ou n , Sally Marie A c k e rma n .

M ONT NA ALPH - Deanna (ada.

O MI CRON PROVI NCE

WAS HI NGTON BET - Bill ie j ea n Ber,l;ersen

OREGON BET - Lau r ie All en. Pam Clayton

PI PRO VI NCE

ARI ZON AI.PH - M eli n da Tho mas , Carol Jean Lee.

SIMILAR TO PHI BETA KAPPA AND PHI KAPPA PHI

M ASSACIIUSETTS ALPH - W alda Corbett , Ph yllis Fazzari.

OHIO ZETA- Nanty \\:/ t:bstt:r.

MI CH IG N A LP H - Ast rida Gelzis

ONT RIO BETA- Lorna E M cKinn ey , E. Di a n e Wilso n

IND I N BET -Judi th M oviu5, Laura J ea n P assow, H a rr iet St illw e ll, V lrglOia Sly.

IN DI NA ZET -Ja ni ce H attendorf.

TENNESSEE G MM - M ary Ann \'('i nig er.

FL ORID ALPHA - Carolyn M ille r Carol H owe ll.

I LLINOIS A LPH - M e li ssa M el"in , D iane D unlap Barbara D ivinsky

I LLINO IS THETA-Jan hooley, Sondra Seifert.

NORTH D KOT AL PH A- D o rot hea Prete.

MISSOURI A LPHA - D iane Stanley

MISSOURI GAMMA- Connie Elmore . ARKANSAS ALPIIA - judy G ilbert low," ALPHA - D el o res Sue urruthers

IOWA BETA- M ar)' Ann Bullis M arcdyn A Myers. OKLAHOMA AL PHA- Barbara Wilkonson

TEXAS BETA- Nita Ann Fraser Suttendorf. TEXAS D ELTA - M argaret G ooc h COLORADO ALPHA- Lynn Lennertz . OREGON Ann Lowe

HONOR GRADUATES

ALPHA PROVIN CE

MAI NE ALPHA- ju dith A dams , with distinction ; Ba rbara Co leman, with distin ction; Ann Cru ick sha nk , with d i sti n cti o n ; Alice Lane, valedictorian; Enid M arsha ll with distinction; Marian ne Schmidt. with distinction; judith Webster. wi th distinction

V ERMONT ALPHA- Ann a Ka lh eri n e M arti n. magna cum laude , salu tatory honors ; Dorothy Louise D ever cum laude; Mary M ead H insma n, cum laude; Elizabeth Evans Layer, cum laude; Patricia Frances Sherlock. cum laude ; Nancy Smoller, cum laude; Patricia Frances Sherl ock , with honors

V ERMONT BETA- Al berta Kausman. special honors

MASSACHUSETTS BETA- janet Ellen M annin g. cum laude; Sreta Elaine Bro wn c um laude; M a ureen Rose Casey , cum laude; Sandra Louise t ronJ.;, cum laude ; M ary Ell en Ellam, cum laude

CONNECTICUT ALPHA- Floren ce Arabian , with hiJ.;h honors; Barbara Gustafson. with honors; Nancy Winlers, with h o no rs

BETA PROVINCE

NEW YORK ALPHA - Peg Will s, cum lau d e; Kath e rin e K itt le. cum lau de; D e Ell Fryba c k, cum laude ; Ba rbara Zschiesche, cum laud e.

NEW YORK GAMMA - Rull l V a n W age n en , cum lau de; Ruth cum laud e; Barbara Gray, cum laude ; Nancy Schloss. cum laude

PENNSYLYIINIA GAMMA- Marcie D o rnin cum laude. P ENNSYLYAN IA EpsILON - Mad,,;e M cKee, with hi,.;hest honors.

GAMMA PROV I CE

OHIO AL PHA- Susan An derson. with high hon o rs ; Patricia Donahay Cooksey , with ho n ors. second girl ever to have betn Araduated from Ohio Universi ty with a siraigh t " A U avera.l;e ; M a rlh a Weller H enshaw , with h iJ.;h honors; Nina D avis l o nlol fe ll ow , wilh honors.

OUIO DELTA - Ca ro l Lynn Rees , with hi.l;h honors ; jane Au st in Mcube , with honors

DELTA PROVINCE

MARYLA ND BETA- Adele Corinne Rit ch ie, first ho no rs ; M a rie Eve lyn Dean second h o nors: Emily Suzanne O'Connor, seco nd honors ; M a ril yn Sanders. Gold Cup . D .C. A LP HA- Elizabeth Ellen Evans , wilh disti n ctio n .

VIR GINIA ALPliA- Beuy j o I:ite , cum laude; Lu ci lle Goodall , cum laude; Ka y Smi th with honor

VIR GINIA GAMMA - Jan e Au drey Boorman, Sullivan A wa rd WEST VIRGI NIA A LPHA - Fran ces Barnes Cox , with honors

EPS ILQ PROVINCE

MI CHIGAN ALPIIA- Ann ao.Jnar. cum laude ; Ali ce D exter. cum lau de ; K a lh y K e r r, magna cum laude; j o yce K arnahan K iess, cum laude

MI CH IGAN GIIMMA- Eveleyn Carlso n maJ.:na cum laude; Karen Fox magna c um laude; j o ann GistinAer. cum laude ; Sue Sh oe maker, cum laude ; Carol Youn.':: , cum laude

ONTARIO AL PHA - jill A rms tr o nJ.; c um laude; Wendy Law , c um laude

ONTARIO BETA- Mary Suzanna H awkins with honors ; Lorna E McKinnev with ho no rs: l o uise V assar, wilh ho n o rs ; E. D iane \x/ ilsan , w i th honors

ZETA PROVINCE

ISDIANA BETA - M artha Crist , with dist in cti o n; V irJ.;inia Sly with distincti o n I ND IANA EpSILON-Sue Strickland . with h o n o r ; oel Wyandt. with honor.

INDIII NA DELTA- Suza nn e Bartlett. with h ig h es t distinc t io n ; Sandra jane Forbes, with highest distinction: Mary Elizabeth Lyles. with dislin ction; jan et H ale Goldsberry Marquis, with dis tin ctio n ; Linda Sue Mc Neely, with disti nc t io n ; J oanne M ary Po ttlit zer, with distinction.

INDIA NA Z ETA - jani ce H a tt e n dorf , Presidential Recogni · tion.

THETA PROVINCE

A LABAMA ALPHA--G ai l Beall , valedictorian , summa cum laude ; Sa ra Elizabeth Ben n ett, cum laude; Sara Ann e Sialon , cum laude; Evelyn Din smo re, cum laude . FLORIDA ALPHA-Caro lyn M iller, maJ.;na cum laude ; M ar th a H amilton , cum laude

IOTA PROVINCE

ILLI NO IS A LPHA- M e l issa M e l vi n , summa cum laude

I LUNOIS ZETA- Suzanne Altho ff, wi th hiAh honor.

I LUNOIS ET A- joyce Fan che r, mag na cum laude

KAPPA PROVINCE

WISCONSIN AL PHA- Lee Ann Pri ce. with honor; Mary j ea n W andry , with h o nor; Barbara jean Marie N o rm and , with ho n or; Jan et Ruth Pratt , with h o no r

NORTH DAKOTA ALPHA - Lois Forti n , summ3 cum laude; Shirley Ebel , cum laude.

LAMBDA PROV I NCE

MI SSO URI ALPHA - Merced es Fr eem an , with d is tin ctio n

MI SSOUR I GAMMA- Connie Elmore, cum laude.

ARK ANSAS ALPHA- jane Pa rkin with honors; jan Graham , with honors; K ay H ampton , with honors; Ba rbara Simpso n. cum laude

M U PROVINCE

IOWA BETA - M a r y Ann Bullis , summa cum laude; Marcdyn A M yers , cum laude

SoUTH DAK OTA A LPHA- Thea Raybu rn s umma cum laude; Karen j oy magna cum laude

KANSAS ALPHA- Barbara Lee Blake, with distinClion; M a rcia j an ice H a ll. with distinction.

K ANSAS BETA - Cha rl ene Th ouve nell e , with honors.

NU PROVINCE

OKLAIIOMA BETA - Emmy Lynn BiAAers, with d isti n Clion ; Sharon M o n ette Dobbs, with distinction.

TEXAS AI.PHA - Barba ra Bred t Robert s, wi lh hi,Rh honors: Amy Weischael Ca mpbel l. with ho n ors; Sh aro n Pre nt ice Elledge, wi th honors; VirJ.; in ia Rae Wi ley, with honors

TEXAS BETA - Nita Ann Fraser Buddendorf, wilh hiJ(h hon o rs

T EXAS GAMMA - Kare n l ouise Williams , wilh h onor; Ann M alinak with honor

TEXAS DELTA- M arjota ret G ooc h summa cum laude.

NEW M EXICO AI.PHA- Ida jeanne Bennett . with dislln ct ion .

XI PROVINCE

COLORADO BETA - Diane M ar ie Dwyer cum laude

WYOMING A LPHA- M ary Elizabeth Bunce, with ho no r ; ). Babette Melche r D annettell with hon o r.

M ONTANA ALP HA - Anna M ae Brenden An derson , with

hon o r; D ea nna Sunneso n, with honor ; Carol O ' Neil , with ho no r .

OM ICRON PROVINCE

WASHINGTON BETA- Pat Venter, magna cum laude; B illie

Jean Ber,l;ersen, magna cum laude.

OUGON BETA- Lauretta B. Allen , cum laude ; Nancy C. Owe ns, cum laude ; M ary K Heal y, cum laude.

OREGON GAMMA- Margaret Lowe, cum laude.

ALBERTA ALPHA- J oyce E. Aylen , Florence E D odd Prize; Ann e H Brodie, First class standi ng; D onna Lynne Rundle, Geographers' Pr ize.

IDAHO ALPHA- Joan Ferris Deal , cum lau de; D oris Gi.ssel Brannan , c um laude ; Shirley H enriksson Parker, c um

THE ARROW OF

laude; Frances Stockdale, cum laude; Kay Kelly, cu m laude ; Tonia Peterson , cum laude; Pat D ay M oo re , cum laude.

PI PROVINCE

CALIFORN IA D ELTA- R oberta Condit , cum lau de; PeAAY Wyman , cum laude.

CAlIl"ORNIA Et'SILoN-Brenda H eiman, with distinction; M ario n Fitch, with hon o r s ; Linda Barbour M cAll is ter. with h ono rs.

CALIFORN IA ZETA- Fa y Tysdl , outstanding graduate

ARIZONA ALPHA - M elinda Thomas, with hig h distinction; Pat K ing , wit h d is tinction; Pame la Hoeg land , with distinction; Jan Dedman, with distinction.

OHIO UNI VER SITY

MASTER' S DEGREE GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS

Availab le to women in te re sted in pursuing careers in: stlldent personnel, gllidance and cOllweling, community Je rv ice, hllman relati01T!, edllcation, psychology, and administratioll.

Ea ch graduate assistant is assigned a sin g le room in a residence hall. The stipend is $1800 the first year and $2000 the second yea r, p lu s waiver of registration fees, whic h is suffi cie nt to pay expe nses incurred for living.

For addit io nal information

CONTACT: Mi ss M a rga ret M D eppe n, D ean of Women Ohio University Ath ens, Ohio

Sue Ely Colorado A

Pa t Kin g A,r ll ona A

Ruth VanWagenen N e w York r

Gay Ha n Iowa Z

Deanna M iner Iowa Z

Joan TePo,k e Iowa Z

Martha Cr ill Ind iana n

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IneUano A

Elain e Prot heroe , Manit o ba A, in the dress s he wore at Gov ernment H ouse Friday wh en sh e was presented to Queen Eliz abeth and Prin ce Philip . A Ciel Chapman model in bronze-beige Chan ti ll y l ace over deeper toned si lk o rganza, th e gown sh ows a draped nec klin e, lowe red in the ba ck, with g irdle waistline. Mi ss Prot h eroe slips o n matching toned lon g g loves. H er invita t ion marks a d isti ng ui shed dual ca ree r in sch oo l and figure skating. She g radu ated from Kelvin Hig h School w ith th e h igh est marks among 250 stude nt s a nd was class valedictorian. At t h e University of Mani to ba sh e was awa rd ed sch o larships in first a nd second years and was lady st ick of co mmerce. She g raduated in the sp ring in comm erce and h o no rs act uarial maths. She holds bot h Cana dian and Un ited States fi g ure skating associations' go ld meda ls.

J oa n Ro hlfin g, D C. A, is active in the Lega l Aid Society board , the boa rd of J ane S Park kinderg arten , works with th e sch oo l division o f C h est Vol unteer Service Burea u, and Junior League. She was form erly J oa n Halfo rd, a nd wa s a P i Phi at Geo rge Washin gto n University; is active in th e Pi Phi Alumna: g roup in H o no lulu. H er husba nd , Fred Ro hlfin g, is a memb er of the H ouse of Rep resentat ives o f th e fir st State Leg is lat ur e in H awa ii. Mr and Mrs. Ro hlfin g h ave two sma ll sons.

Joan Halfo rd Rohlfing

Ela ine Proth e ro e , Man itoba A

A new associate biochemist wi th Eli Lill y and Company is D e nny Gray, Indi ana D elta, who joined th e biochemical department fo ll o win g her rece nt g raduatio n from Purdu e University .

Her wo rk is conce rn ed with isolating new antibiotics from fermentation broths.

At Purdue M iss Gray received a Bachel o r of Science deg ree in pharmacy.

She is a member of the Am e ri can Ph armaceutica l A ssociat io n a nd Kappa Epsilon, professional pharmacy sorority.

De nny G ray , Ind ia na 0

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Chapter LETIERS

Edit e d by Adele Alford Heink , Calif. t.

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ALPHA PROVINCE

MA I NE A LPHA-UN I VERSITY OF MA I NE Ch.rtlNld , 192 0 INITIATED, April 26. 19'9: J ane- Batn. Vir,leinia Cu shman, Ruth KImball. Oro no ; Eliubcth En,ICl:J.nd, H arvard, Mass .: Br en da FIrem an, Kenne bunk; S :UJ Kennett. Topsham: M a ry Labbe , Fai r · have-n , M au.: Alice McK ir l. Alb Ion: Rose mary R ich, Old T o wn; Ann Sl t 'RIlI, EaSIPo rt ' k Vicki Wa l le, Lc-II>'isfO n ; Annelle \'il alke r, Is land F311s: Jud y m",n, R udrn g Mass Spr inR ekCl ions o n the campus b rou ght many importan t o ffict'S to V ic k re \'(Ialle "'as c:lc:cted se c retary of Ihe /l..W S wh i! e M arie Ifill was chostn as W. A .A. president Sc:cretHY o f the Studen t Stnate is Melisn Boo mer four members o f Pi Bela Ph i, Brenda freemJn , Ali ce M c K iel, H o no ra Samway , and Blrbara Y o rk , ""ere c:lm ed t o sc:rve o n the j udicial Board , Bar· bara Y o rle and M artha Z oidis were c h o sc:n 10 serve :as president and vice president of !\ :). II res pc:c livc:ly. J une Adams and Charlene Man c h este r wc:re sc:lected All M aine Women, a seni o r h o norary socie t y similar to Morbr I3lJard. of which jun e is presiden t Sa ra Kennett Al ice M cKie:!. R osc:mary Ri ch, an j udy Wilkin so n were appointed to be: Eagles, a sophomore honoruy society fo rmc:d to RU lde: freshmAn women Ruth Kim bJIl bc:came a mem:,c:r of Nui Muhetai. a scholastic h o n o rary socre ty for the ten highest scho luti c ranking "" n men in the fruhman clus. judy \'I!l ebslCr "" ;105 h o n ored by r«eiving the Alpha Province Award ""hi c h is g iven for ou t standing c hapter service. The rc:cipient fo r the annual Soph o mo re: Award , ,!t lyen annually by the Pn rtland Club. was Iotiven t o M.uil yn Lellie

A Pan hellenic \'\;' «kend "'U hc:ld in April ""ilh an Or iental theme pred minltrng. The annual Pl n he:llenic Ball ho nored the ne'" SorOllly pre:srden ls an d the ne Panhet!enic Prc:sident Eliu · be:l h J.un!, a member o f 4> II fratern ity. Work s h ops and a lun chc:on foll owed on the second day.

Founders ' Day was obsuyed by Maine A wi t h a church sc:rvicc o n Sunday. April 16, in tht Clmpus c hapc:1 at which time membtrs of the c haptc:r part icipa t ed. Fo u n d tu' Day banqut't wu held on M o nday at the: Pe:n o bkot Valley Country Club The dinner ",' as attendc:d by members o f tht Ea slern Ma ine and Po rtland Alumnll: Clubs Follo ""ing the banquel tht Ot'W initiates presented en/Oyabl c enterU in ment co ncerning fraternity life evo lying ar o und the P('ter P.ln

The yur ended ith a Stu""bcr ry Brnkfast h ono ring stnion. 8 - nny BrO""n presc:nled a ckver and descriptiYe ode t o the ,!tudu.lting ch al'lc:r membc:rs. Folto"" in ,lt the bruldast, the PI Ikta Phis jnu rneyed tn Bayside ' hen: on ('e alotain the: senio r mt'mhc:u ""e:rt' " h n n o red " by a n rnpuls o ry dip in the c hilly ocean.

8A1I8AII\ You::

NOVA SCOTIA ALPHA-DALHOUSIE UN I V E RS I TY

C h a rurrd , 193 4. Pl r dg r Da y. Febn.ary I , 19S9 INI TIATED , 2 1 19,Q: je.ln Grant. Loru rnt' Ki : by , Margaret Ross, Ha li· fax: j anet T h mpson. Nt'"

After IOl t r3tl<l", a ba nq uet ""as held in hon o r o f the ne · mem· be:rs. A ls"} In Marc h the Pi Btu P his ""e:te inY lted by fhr • X mc:d Lc.a 1 futernilY for a .sociJI eyeninR at t hei r fntc:rnity h u u se. N 1YJ SCtllla -\ sponsorc:d .I successful PlOlry Sa le o n Marc h 26. D unnl: Inilia ti on "'«k a futernlly le .l "'.15 held 10 ho no r o f fr nhe:lles e:nterinl! UniversilY. Pledl>td March 11, 19'9: June Edm iso n Dartmo uth.

JOANNE: OOWItLL

-VERMONT ALPHA- M I DDL E BURY Chaneted, 1893. Pled ge Day, Fcbru..-y 14 1960. INI TI ATED, Apr il 16. 19)9: Eliza beth Barkenlln Cos Cob. Conn. : Barl»ra 8 0 nnavilt \Xlest Onnae, N j : Bon nre Boyd, Pine Or c har d, Con n .: El rzJbeth Dunphy, Welluley Hill s. M us,; Kar in Ecke l meyer, Los Angeles. Caiil. :

Marianne Galbghrr, Grut Neck, N.Y.: Sara h Garabrant. Bl oom , fie:!d H ills. M ic h .: H t'lt'n Goodfell o,,' , Cranfo rd N j .: jun t' Lrye ly. Watt'rt O" ' n. N Y, : K aren Ma c Lc:lJen, W a kc:fit'ld. Mass.: Consrancr M o rgan, \'(fallingfor d. Pa .: j acquc:iine Ro ss, Pitl5fo rd N.Y.: Pamela Schmid t , Chath3m. N, j ,; nne Th o rnton, Summit, N. J : fane V olland. Au burn, N Y .: M arren Ward. Chevy Chase, Md .: Janet Y Oung, TlunlOn, Mass, I NITI ATED. Sc:ptt'mber 28. 19)9: :-.l"ancy T o wne, Braintree Ma ss. The pu r chase o f nt'w furniturr for the chapte r r ooms has begin Verm o nl A ' s yur on an e specially happy n o te. f o r the e ighth sc:mestcr i n SUCCUSI On. Vermont A has malOtained the h lllhc:s t III· c am p u '> avenge. Th e rOlltmg Pa n hellenic sc h olars hrp Cup will remain wit h t he chapter.

Vermo n t A and U cdebuted founders' Day with a pi cnic ind oors at M iddlebury, La st semester Eliube:th Ke:lley and Ruth Bro ""n ",' ere by M o rtar Board. Ru!h was Ihe re cipient o f the Optima A""ard ", hich is given Ih e most outstandi ng iunior. Clrol Nicholson rc:ceived t he M o rtar Bo ard cu p whICh is awarded to mos t ou t s t 3nding so ph o. mo rt'.

The class of 19)9 brought m3ny ho n ors 10 Verm o nt A A nne K , Mlrt in wa s awarded Salutatory H o no rs and llraduated M agna cum Laude Elec ted t o • B !\ wert' Patricia Sht'rl ock and Nancy Smaller. Dorothy Dever, Mary HLOsman , El izabeth layer , Patr ici a She rl ock and Nancy Smoller ""ere 8raduatcd cum laude PatriCia Sherlock won High H onors in matht'malics.

Deborah \'(Ic:tmore is pres ident o f the Women's Underllraduate Association. R Ulh Bro wn is prt'lldent o f tht' W o men 's forum. Ihe campus· ' id t' phil.nthropk o rganiul ion. Carol NiCh o lson jud ith McCann, and Anne Tho rnton have bc:c:n c:lc:cted res pt'Crlve:!y presl' dent, vke-pres ident. and secretary of the W o men ' s ReCl eali 10 A sso· cil t ion. j a cqudlnt' Ro n. J udith McClnn, Ind Elizabelh Kelley arc Ihree of SIX judges on Ihr W o men 's j udici3 1 Boa r d. H allie Carol Nicholson. Nancy Pe:ck, and j ane Werner are d o rmit o ry preside:nts.

Lalt j une the prt'srn!t'd tne: chapter with I very ' onde rful gift, a silver tea strvice A wisht's to express its d«p and sincere thinks t o M lddlt'bur)' P i Bela Ph is everY""here ""h o heJt:: ed to make thu lo vely gift possible. To each Verm .)n ! ,!tirl It w;as a ve ry r eal example of Ihe P i Ikta Phi spiri t whi c h " 'i ll stay w ilh ('Ich sister so lo ng after these four short yurs of college ate: past,

KALA" PoWERS

VERMONT BET A-UN I VERS I TY OF VERMONT Chart r. «d. No,",embu 4 , 1898. PledB' Day, February 13, 1960 Marc h 10. 19 )9: Penc:l o pc: Fienem.tnn Milto n: Charl o tte Gage. Silly Nadon N o rthfic:ld : J udith Hanna Chatham. N j .; Alsa Ho lroes. Verona. N j " Suzanne Stlls. Arl ing t o n, Va. INITIATED April 26. 19 )9 : Brian r.e Eastman Mary Anne Vande· , enter. Noel H allelt. Burlingt o n : j oyCf Alexan dc:r. Wilmington, Del.: Christine Bo uunann. Scarsda le. N Y .: Pri sci lla Pau l, O ui n · 109 , N.Y.; Barbara Dayi5. Waynt. PI. : jean GianatelJr. Barre: Nlncy Paqu l:'l, Lind.l Stickney M o ntpelier : Agors ESPf)5ito, Brrd"epoll. MarC il Smith. Bristol, Co nn .: Diane Hc:dlcy M ou nu in Lakes N j .: Linda ja cobsen. Maywood , N.j .; Nancy Mac Adlm Bl oomfield N }. : Anne Maclean Tr nafty. N j ,: Humphr"" Sl£mJW , Mi ch, Vermo n[ B ""15 J«ond o n the: Clmpus 10 scholarship last )·ear. Gall Kaufmann. Cynth ia and jan Lc:dbury ""err elc:cted to M o rtar Board judy H un!, Judy Hanna Sally Nad o n , and Nano Paquin are in Staff and Sandal, [he iunior wo men ' s h o n o ur'!. In Sophomore: Aides j o yce AIC:Xlndcr Christine Borgmann. Agnes Esposito, jeln Glanuelli, Dilne Hedley. Jacqueline Humphrey , Linda ja cobsen and Nancy M ac Adam Paltlci a fenn r«elved Ihe Mary jean Simpson A ward for character and di stingu is hed serYice: at U.V M , 13.

Hi.hli.hti n. plans for H om«omin ill be an ope:n h OUK " ' llh a jazz band and the buildin. of a postel. later in N o vember, " Hernand o ' s 'ay" " ,ill be hdd a in, Th is is spagh ett i dinner ope:n to everyone,

GAYLE

MCQ UILKIN

MA SS A C HUS ETTS ALPHA-BOSTON UNIVERSITY, Char (<Ired , M arch 17, 1896. Pied Ra Day, Octobe r 26, 1959. Masu cbuKttJ A " 'o und UP the spr ing by finishing th ird In annual 5Orority and fraternIty swim mut, In J une t he wh ole chapler lOo k annual u ip 10 Cape: Cod wbere a wonderful t ime W15 had by a ll. Walda CorbC' rt W l$ cho$otn vice p resident of H ono r Aux ili ry, W lda Co rbtH .and Ph yllis Fazzare ,, ' ue el«ted to Scarlet KeY Sue Ann Powell wu d«ted prt$ldent of P nbelknic, Mulene McKay was chose n queen o f Iht Military Ball at Bodon Univer· sity, j oyce Fis htr and Penny King rD.ade " l ittle Sisters of Mint" by I A K annUli PO" 'dtrpuff Footblll .ame wu held Oct ober 24. ag.inlt Z T A,

BARBA

DIETRI CH

MASSAC HUS E TTS B ETA-UN IV E RSITY OF MASSA C HU· SETTS. C h.rland , 1944 Pladga Da y, Octobe r 27, 1958. INI · TIATEO, M,y }. 19)9: Elizabeth Bam for d, Middleto n' [)tborah R Bro,, n Dan vers ' Canuel, Natick; linda Griffin, Melrose ; Patrici a Kllft Clinton}. Shirley Matthews , East Bridge ' ater; Mat · gard Mor iuity , Springneld; BtverlY ROO imo n, Hampden ; Saundra Tro va. Pillstit ld; Sheila Woodworth, NOrlh Weymo uth ; Dianne Zwic ker, Miho n , Bro nzed PI Bet, Ph is rffllr ntd 10 camp us th is fall and " 'elco mtd a hou$ot morher and a beautiful new living roo m ru• Many of the girls spen t the s ummer wo rking on Cape: Cod , others summer schools and two of the members had a o nderful educa· ti on traveli ng in Europe:, last May, the Spring lud e rs Convoca ti on bestowed many honors upon Pi Phi, Bett y Bamfo rd. Dillnn Coyle. Pen ny Matthews and Beverly Rodim on " 'e re n amed to Sc rolls, the sophomore wo m ' en's ho nor society, Tapped to Mortar Board ere janet Carlso n (his to rian) , Jani ce Re id (vice·preliident), and Alta Mae I de (presid en t) At tnis time al5O Carlson, Diane DerSarki s ia n and Yoland ll Russo were choscn for membtrsh i p in K Dune is d oing H o no rs wo rk in Bllcte ri o i ogy this yur.

Serv ing o n W o men ' s j udiciary are Bullard Chief Ju stice , and Patri cia Binkley. Acting u Women's Dormitory HOUK Counselors arc M u riel Bro wn , lee H adsall, Mary Leahy and Ada Tieri. Musa chust'lu B placed first in sch o larship am o ng the sororit ie s on campus and also captured second place in the inte r·soror ity song co mpetiti on.

At the football games this fall. the Pi Beta Ph is have been ing a lot o f enthusiasm, Diann Coyle is one of the cheerl e ade rs and Rosalind Tepper, Linda Lippert and Elaine \\; la lJ are marching ith th e PJ'('cisi o nettes, the W o men 's D ri ll Team, We are very pro ud of Elelln o r Galbraith, a sophom u re frum ho w as selected as one of the ten best dressed co llege ome n in Ame ri ca and appe:ared i n th e August issue of GlamOIl'. Ell ie is now married and l iving in Noru'ay fo r a yur

Dunng the fraternity ple dge formal sea50n D iane Z icke r " '15 named local T K E Swtttheafl and Beverly Rodi m :m was in the Swettheut Court o f I E, ALTA MAE JD E

CO NNE CT I CU T ALPHA-UNIV E RSITY OF CONNECT I CUT. C hart'rad , April 10, 1943. Pled ga Da)" Onobu 20, 1959, I NITtATf:U,I Octobe r 3, 19'9: Mar il yn Ac kerso n, Willimanti c; G i nny Arh o na, ;,torrs; Ellen Belva!. N n rw ich; Carol Cogs"'elJ, Southbu r y; Trudy Hohnec ker, Stamford; J udy Ketterbaugh, N ew Canaan; j eln LaC laire. Man c hester; a euy McCabe. J udy McCann. W estfi eld. M us. 'k j lne Mc D onal d. Norwalk; H ar r:et Morgan, Shelton; l ou ise 0 On Wilson; Sandy Pool e, Ne Lon· don: Fa it h Raymon d. Stamfo rd; Marcia S m ith, Mon tpelier , Vt : J.yd ia Solu k H artfo rd ; Mar i lyn Walker, Middleto wn : Ell i ne Wheeler. N orth F"nkl in Co nnecticu t A is very proud o f Flo Arab ia n ' ho r«eived t he Amy Burnham Onken A"'ard fo r Alpha P ro vi nce. D ian a Grimm and Ha nnah Fall o n have betn ini t iated in to '" T O. H ome Eco· no mi cs hon ou ry , Calista Sargent is co rresponding secretary, a nd Jane McDona ld is re co rd ing secretary of T 0, K J, n , Edu cation hon o ra ry , has elected McCamp hill , Betty Barnes, Shelly M o· k ris k i a nd 10 mcmbenh;p. Lydia Solu k and Peg/lY V:lnDyke have bc-come membe rs of Ta sse ls, a o me n' s hon o rary society , The Pan hellenic A ssoci ation a t the Unive rs ity o f C o nnect ic ut has the chapter as ha ving placed seco nd in number o f ac ' t ivities am o ng wo men 's frat erni t ies o n campus. Several Pi Be la Ph is have recently betn el«ted to mai o r offices on ca m ')us, jud y Viben. pledge, is a member of the H -.use of ReIHesenta t i\'es and IS cor· responding s«re ury o f t he ISO polit ica l party, Sue j umey has been elected to th e Board of G .:>vernors and jean laCiaire is p resident of the J uni o r P nhellenic Cou nc il. Barbara Gleaso n is busi · ness m nafter of \\:I HU S. campus radio SUtlOn , Terry Miller is ltC' rtlary of the W o men's Srudent G o vernment Cc uncil. l ast sp r Ing C " nn ecticu t A participated in the Community C hes t Carnival a nd Calista Sarften r was chosen a member o f th e Cou rt o f M ISS Univenity of Connecticut durin/( the carnival. Calista "'as also a finali st for J unior P ro m Queen. Marr), Manghue a 5 X <I> 's Pledge Qu een hil e l c uise Okon as a finali st in the ja ycee " M iss WIllImant Ic" Co n·es t. TI le c hapt er 'a s a wa rd ed a fi rst place tr op hy fo r atten d ance and

I KCon d tr ophy for "ents at tht !: X A [)trby 0".

Members hon o red Mrs S igrid Carl5On. new chapter residence co unKl o r. a t a formal dinner on Oct o be r ).

Pa t Shorrock and A rline K ro i s attended the Alpha Pro vince Summer W orkshop at S"' ampscou, Man.

HANNAH fALLON

BETA PROVINCE

NEW YORK ALPHA-SYRAC USE UNIVERSITY. Charte red , Ap: il 28, 1896 , Pledga Day, N ovtmber 4, J959. Ne · York A re turned to its chapter th is hll and found that the had had Ihe tel"ision room painted Ind had us I new rug fo r th e dming room, Th ey also su rpIIKd the chap ter by hiv ing ,",, 0 bedrooms pai nted over the summe r and p ro m is in. 10 ha ve ca rpet ing for Ihe KCond R')Or smo ker and the seco nd fl oo r stairs which will be ready for the firs t rushing N rt y.

LYn J ohnsoo. Pamtla Dilli o n, Signe Boye r Patr ic ia H ahn, l ind a Mo rr o w Sue T emrle and Lucy Pari s i welcomed the ne fre s hme n to the Syracuse campus as " Goons. " Caro l NOflh was o ver, all chairman o f the GUides and j an et Collier, c ha i rman of the I nter· national Guides. welco med all the new foreig n s tud ents, while Sally S""alm was a junio r /luide, Susan Parry is now stud ying in Italy as an exchange student as pan of "S yra cuse 's Semester in ha ll'," Signe Boye r spen t a " 'o nderful summe r in N o rway and Sue Frey jus t ret u rned fr o m a summer in Equad o r, Katherme Wallis, chapter president. allended the PI Beu Ph i Prov ince Conven t ion in Pr inceton, N , J t his summer. la st sp ring Peg), Dilts and K arherine K itt le were elected to B K, lynn Watson is Manag ing Ed ito r for the DlliI, O',,"/I,r and laurie Carter is J unior Ed itor of the Syracuse yearbook. Ka ther ine Wallis is chairman o f Unive rs ity Cho rus and Rose WelJive r is president of the D e bate Club. Sally S waim a lumor officer o f W o men 's Student G o vernment and is an a ssis tant instruct or in " Through th e Keyh o le," W o men 's Student Governmen t training cluscs, is very enthusiastic ab'l ut our rushing seuon wh ic h began Octo ber 2, An eventfu l fa ll is ahead of us all " ' ith th e cooky·shine N ovember 4 , the Flappe r party Novem!>er 7 Ind o u r chapter Chr is tmas f o rmal DC'Ct m be r -t

J.OUIS E FRASU

NEW YORK GAMMA-ST. LAWR ENCE UN IV ERS ITY

C ha : tnad , 19 14 Pl ed,a Day, Feb n :: llry 7 , 1960. INI TIA TED, A pril 22. 19 '9: Fran ces A Bd ' er, Camp H ill. Pa ,; Beverly J, Beyer, Pittsfield, Mass, : Judith E Chase, Kenm Ife: Kathryn M , Chase, Binghamton ; PatrJ ci a A , Co nly, Mineo la; Ann l, Davey, Pleasantville; E Katz. New Yo rk ; l ucille A. Presco tt. Potsdam; Phi lo me na M , Vico. Cortland; Susan L Vo sseler. East A urora; Virginia K , Sig afo os. Ynnl:e rs: Carole I Sperlel. East Nor t hport: Anutasia Shakliks. N o rth Ea stern, Ma ss.: Cynthia L larsen, De mare st , N. ) , Aft er spendmg enloyable and var ied summers, th e members o f Ne ' York I' aga in assembled for another year in They began their $Cci31 year with an open house f o r freshman wh ic h was a gr eat s uccess: both the members and the ir ,"uesu en· joyed themKlves

All of th e st uden ts at St I. a" rence arc part icu l3rly proud o f the ne women's res idence, a btautifu l brick buildi ng trected during the sprin g and su mmer Ano ther new b i ldinl-(, the O"'en D , Young J.i b ury, is an o th e r s r urce of pride fo r SI. lawrcn ct stud ents. T he c hapter is f till Il:lo wing over aJl of t he honors that it re, ceived o n Up D lY last spr ing. Fo ur membC'rs were t....,ped fo r Mortar B ) ard w" men's hon o rary One memhc r wa s app l int ! d a member of the Student j ud ic iary and one wu e lected KcretafY of the st ude nt Th el

Ne'" York I' is look ing fo rward to as and 15 prospe rous a year in 19)9,60 as that which ended last spr ing ALI CE j , PLA CE

N EW YORK oELTA-CORNELL UN IV E RSITY, CharterEd, 1919 Plad ,a D ay, Februa.ry 21, 1960. INITIATED, Oct ober 11. 19)9: Nancy Brando n, T am .., a, Fla.; Br .) n Pittsburgh , Pa .; Pat ric ia Carlin. Co rtland ; Ka te Co v. les, New Yo rk ; Lesley Evan s , Wingate. G,uden CIty; l ind a Garla nd o. Po ughqu.:/;g; Mariiean Herte l, It haca; l anet H nfhls, Ren sse lae r ; H o rsfal l. Eu cl id, Ohi o: Belte k ,ngan. An eola; Vau j! h ao Koehle r, Grut Neck: Ju dy le ach, J ane t W el ler , Sy r lcuse; Patri c ia Lo ux. lynn ' field, Mass ., MJr /o: a; et l ovett l ocu st Valley : Karen Ma ynald, Chatham, N,j.; J udith Uinghampton; Btverly Moche!. Wllmmgton. DtI, : Sue Perry, AIcX:lndria. Va, ; Emily Pennell , Ivyland, Pa .: t.iyrle Rta ul.\h, \" ihi n ier. Cal i f,; Susan Shafe r, Stroudsbu r/l , Pa .; I.),n nt Arca d ia Calif.; \'(fe ndy Steven · son, Mc (bni el; Ann Wh ,tman. H.lc kessin, D e l. : Eliubeth \'(fIll. Evans to n. III ; F ran ces Zlle, El !t A u ro u.

M n. Mar ie T , Falrar 'as presented t!le G 'l lden Arro w in recog, niti o n o f fif ty member shIp 10 Pi Beta Ph i Mrs Farrar " 'as formerly c h ape r" n of the I' c harter at Cornell.

Mart ha Shedrick as to <P B K, Nancy Hi s lop and Penny Nixon " 'e re taoped for Rl\ en .) ! rPC'nt, l un lO r Wl1 me n ' s ho n· orary. Berh Weiskeil " 'as dec ted t lON, H o me Eco n , m in hon, orary. and n ;\ a. Edu catiln h on o rary and J udy Wetzel was c h osen fo r A E 1\ , Ec o nomi s h r n ra ry. Mar ianna Gi acalone is o ne of tW O Co rn dl ians atrdiJcinl-( with the Merri ll - Pal mer School in Detroit this Kmester. In celeb rat l( n of Founders' Da y, Sue Bates as announced as New Yo r k Jl 's cand:date for the Amy B, Onken

AII.'ard and was a lso u the o utsund ing member of the senior class. Cuolyn Culson, H ulop. :and J oanne Ho rsfa ll "'cre announced as the ou tstand inlii: mtmbers of the lunior. so pho· mo re and frnhman dautS, and J udy Wetzel ""as g;\'en :a :award for ucdltnce in bOlh scholarshIp :and activit lts. Pi Btu. P hi and. ! K won Stcond Pri ze: in the Spung Weekend Fl o at (onteS( ilh :a /lOll i , " Peter Pan," Wendy Stevenson u c hose n to be :l member of t he' QuC'cn's Court. The ,haplef Jl so "''' awardt-d seco nd ptiu in t he 1Ft Song Contest. Kath y Smy the , Diane Ba il le l , Ja ne R uyle, Lind a Whitman. :and I n Evans 3rt freshman counselon livin); in t lot JUlrns. H is lop, Sandy T Oll'Ct, Pa t Aug:ll , Karen May na rd Kath y Smythe , Di ane Baillet. Ja ne Ru yle. Lu fu ns E V, Dobbins, and Margie Stack ""e re OrIentatio n counselo rs with Judy \'(Ieatl lnd Penny Nixon as D irectors o f Or ientation. Liz Will is yice·presldent o f t he senior clan. and Ho ff si, and K.aren May nard ue secre · taries o f the junio r and sophomore clam, rnp«t i\·ely Sue J o bes is as.sistant edito r o f th e campus yearbook, J udy Atkm· son is Head o f Commun it y Seryice fo r Cornell United ReligI OuS Work, and Nancy H Islop is yice·president of the W o mens ' At h· lcti c Assn. , and of t hc Publication Committec o f WSGA. Lu I sprin g socia l nchanp:cs were held ilh A "' , !: A E. A II A'f 6 , 'f K <I> !: K .l e. and A 'f n. Chapter eyents held lut spring were a pledgc project Ba r·B·Q ""hich as a fin anci al lucceu. a plcdgc party "" it h ;I Mothe r Goose th emc deco rations. and costumes. the pledge formal. an open ho use. and an oyc rn ip:ht retreat in a mountllin lodl!tc ' hich ""ill be re pe ated this fall in th c chliP ter ho use.

MARGIE STACK

P E NNSYLVANIA BETA- B UC KNELL UN IV E RSITY C h a r. tued, 189 5. Pled ae oal' , Febru ary 15 , 1960 I NIT IAT(O. M ay 6. 19)9: El izabet h Bunnell Rud mg; Nan cy H ockenbury. Harrisburft;; M arjorie Mc Ltan. T o"'so n. Md.: Linda O""en. Dl nyille: Lin da Pullen. Belle Mud N J .: Camilla SCh legu. Ne",' Yor k N Y : Rod la Tinsl er. Orchard Pl rk N. Y .; An ne Wagnu Darien, Conn. ; Sand ra Wood. Alex andr ia. Va At a n o yerniJ!: h , re t reat to Co"' an, the studen t conferencc cente r th e ch:apter enl husiutically be/l:3n Ihe f311 te rm ith mlny l:aughs at J ean Sp:aulding ·s. Nancy Dun ' s. Lori Was serm a nn ' s ules of Euro pe and w jth m uch excitement oye r pl:ans f o r the coming mo nths.

La S! spring a n umber of girls broup:ht ho no rs to thc ch apt er. Lo ri Wassermann "' u elected 10 K .l E. profcssional cduca t ion soro r it y; NanO' Griggs and lean ne Th o mu :arc in i' !: ps),cho logy h o n· o rHY; and Debbie as Inyilcd to jo in -\ \ .l frcshm:a n hono rary J udy Moser lind 0« Picper " 'ere nom inatcd fo r Senior Pro m Queen and D ale Eyering " 'U in the Ma y Day Court. BetSY Bunnell ,, U cro ned ! X Derby Quecn.

An lIlumnae IU. a Foundeu ' Day ce lebration ""ith Pcnnsylyania r and Pcnn sylya nill E Ihe pledgc for mal . a nd senior retr eat were o n Ihe s pr in g c:a le ndl r Holding respon si ble positions and ma jo r o ffi ccs o n urnpus are the follo " ' in/l:: freshman counsel o rs. Suzanne F riedman. Anne W i le y. lind De bbie M ihon. head counselor; hud residcn t Lori W use rmann : Christian Associa llon Cabmet. Anne ""i ley. Nancy Dean , lind J o Nidun: K .l t: secrctary, J ane l Stockham: socill l hostesses for ellISS o f 19)9. Dee Pieper and J udy Mose r ; Ylce· president of \,(/o men ' s Rec rt:at ion Associ:at ion. Debbie M ilton; tre asu re r o f Glec Club. S:a ll y F:ac k ler ; co·ch:airman of Ne ·smen·s Conferen ce. Peggy H o llinsht:ad: ho use p residen t Bobbie Wr ig ht: :and ho us e social c ha i rmcn W ood :and Ja net Stockhlm. R UT H ELI!ANOII BoDY

P E NNSYLVANIA GAMMA- DIC KINSON C OLL EGE Chartered, 1903. Pledge o.y, Febru.ry 15, 19 5 9. ISITIATEO. Septem· be r 27. 19)9 : Susan E McDo ",·dl. Pennsylvlnia I' is p roud of I he m:any scholarshIP hon o rs which ha \'c been rccently lI uded to the c h:&pte r and t n indlYldulil rJ\flTlben. Bub:& r:a Rumy 15 J unior Sophister; BlI rbJu Fogg Lynn Hammond .lind Barbna Ream y won unous scholarshIp puzes lind t hc nev.' ini ti a tes " 'o n Ihe B K prize for the hlghtst pledgc aYeuge. '«' it h Batb:&u Reamy. B,ubua Fogg. Fu nccs Enseh. Marcia Dornin and Mary 1-hrt in on Dun ' s Li st Pcnn sy lyan ia r is no in second phce .Imong Gr«k fra te r nities. Ikauty ise. Pennsylyania I' rc cc h'cd an hono r at spring fo rma l hen Soni Gohn ""U chosen queen by b1ndJeader. 1-" Elglrl. Soni G ohn lIS ll so selected + E " '" Dream G irl. "

Chosen to be counselo rs fc>r the coming yen ""ere Susan Whltc Ind Mary Ll oyd Th n mson. Do tti e Gayncr :and Ikth Griffith wcre lapped fo r Wheel and Chain. Serving o n the H o use Council Soni G oh n Jnd Bubara Re1my. a ctIng u secret ary Sally ChrIs t · man h:as been electcd lI5 presidcn t o f Aq ullc.ade and DollIe Gayne r ,, ' U ag a in electe d IS the director

EUZA 8£T H ST. CLA IR!

P E NNSYLVANIA E PSILON-PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERS ITY Chartered. NOYlmbc.r 15, 1953 Pled ge D.y, Odobtr 9, 1959. INITIAT£P September 19. 19)9 : J oanna Aluise. A lloona : Jo anne Gl;au:. Phihdcplhia. La Verne Co" an. Pmsbun:h; Pur icill Fr«t. Glen Ridge. N J .; Ann Ghiglione. Va.: Diane G imber. N orfo lk V•. : M:a r/l:ue t Gr«n Latrobe' Bonnie Gusufson. W ashmg l o n D.e. : Judith Han iglln. \'\! alimgfor d: Mer ry Ho llisler , Kenmore. N.Y : J anct K unt l el:nan. Ehubc lh l)"' n; J o an Lovej o y. Oceanport. NJ ' ; M iri am M cA\·oy. PhocOll ville: Jan ice Olson. HollIdaysburg; ayne Payne Oil C lry; Car .) 1 Ro bm· son Ithllca N.Y: Nancy SenIo r Yo ungst o wn. N.Y : An lu Sheldrake. J udith Shepudson. Madison. N J .; B:arbarJ V lnccn l LJnsd o"' ne

THE AIROW OF

PI BETA PHI

T he fall semester is in full s""inp: and Pennsylvania r. is very bu sy. The qUllttel. ClIllcd the '" H i· Fi·s" 53ng for an Onenulio n Wed: P rogram. No ""e arc making pbns fo r! X' s Derby D ay Sho ·. In formal rush IS g o ing \'ery " ' cll :and ' e ho pe to h:lYe seYcn new pled ges on O cto ber 9.

Our soci:al calendar II very full th is fall. Wc ill be enter· tained by: n K A A X !:. !. X T K !: r II , <to K !: K .l 1' O .l X , 0 E II <I> K O -\ Z. lnu II K <1> • Pe nnsylya ni a E will enterlaln III of the alumnae :at a Ho mc · comm/( par t )'. Octobe r 17, in the suite.

Mln), ho no rs hl Ye comc I., Ihc chap ter the PHI yur. So mc o f these inc l ude: first pla ce in the !'F .e. Q uarte t Sing. StCond place in the Aoa l PJude. firs t place trophy lor in tra m urals. and cnn· siderab le scholarshIP Improyc ment Indiyiduals ho o n scholarship honors are: Pcggy Smyers K + .-\ e. II r M J udy Hl niIln, and J udy Shepardson, C" 'ens; M arg Hul st Scrolls: J o anna Alulst A II .l; Jean De Mcyere. H lirnet Rutherf o rd J ohnstone. hobrship: Nanq H ubbell r 0; M ary TlI yl o r ! A II; linda Walrath .-\ 9. II r 8: and J o:anne Glan , .l • A 1-hn y Pi Beta Ph,s ate yery actiye on campus. A fe w o f th ese girls are : Marg H ulse, so ro r ity editor o f the Yur book; J ean IXMeye re jun io r Jeat in AII ·Uniyersity Caro l J o R arkness. Scn io r Class Ady isory Boud and Elections Bo ar d i J oanna Alui sc, Elccti o ns Board: J ln Olso n Chllpel Choir: Li Ma Stnson, Mariorie Tighe Barb ara V incen t Angel Flilhl.

CAaOL J o HA IIKNIISS

GAMMA PROVINCE

OHIO ALPHA-OHIO UN IV ERSITY Ch.rund, 1889.

Pledge Day, September 22, 19 '5 9. I NITIATED. March 6, 19)9 : Susan A pple. Rebecca COllcrmlln. Caro l Do"'nin l , Dayt on; Alice Bl endermann. Valley Stream. N. Y .; J udi th Nlncy Ullch. Columbus; Mary Beth Crimmins. Chulesto n \'(1 Va.; Shlron Do nud, J udi l h H d l At hens; Palri ci a N o lan. Elmhurst. III. ; Stephenson. VIenna \'('. V a.; Wise Se""ickely, Pl.; J udith Jurk o Yic. Wyom ing. September 10. K im Cupenter. Warren; Nancy H iser. Roc ky R iyer; Ell en Pi ercey. Detroit. M ich.;. J ane SembClC. t ynd· hurst; Ann \'\falt ers, M ansfield. Th c close of the s pring semester broulJ:h t ma ny sc ho lastic hono rs to Ohi o girls. J ane Stephcnson a nd J udy H ill ere c hosen fo r A ,\ .l Jud y H i ll u d ccl ed presidenl o f th e society. Mlti l yn D1yis wu ini t i:a ted into K .l II educat io n ho norary Chimes claimed Naney Yo nker and K:aren \'(' lIldron Nlin c y Younker was elected yice·president o f t he gro up. M o rtar Bo ud tapped Mu ilyn [):aylS, D ebbie Sl one. and J udy Stub. M:ar ilyn Dayis ""u c lccled Ir U s urer o f MOrtar Bolfd. Nina Dayi s longfell o · ·lIS elected 10 '" K lind cfo Ii K. Foundc rs ' D1 Y brough t the ne""s Ih:l.l Suun Ande rson h:&d rccei\'ed I he PrOY InCe Am y B urnham Onkcn A ard Women ' s league plays an Impor tant pan in the l iYes of Oh io University " 'omen Pi Stili Phis ho lding Women's Ltague POSI' ti o ns lire: Suzanne Cavanagh. senate secretuy; M a ulyn DJYI S, chaIJm:an : lnd Barbara M ),ers. socia l c hairman.

OhIO .-\ furl s pJrlicipallng In the a ctlyi t les of t he Oh io Unl ' yersi t y Student Cen te r :are : Mary Ann K lnn« r recordc r : Cuole Go ldie, dance lessons c hairman : N:anC)' Yo un ker recrea t ion chairm an ; M ars h:a nc Slc Il Cr ch:airman; and Pat N o la n. communic atio ns chairmln.

The ch:apte t" s s"'· ,mm ing tum splashed its ay to th ird pla ce in Tek cq uade. l wo men ' s S" 'l mmlng compet It Ion sponso red ea c h spr ing by T K E T he PI Stili P hi J·Pro m skll. having II its therm the currentl y popular con l emporary gr«llng cards. "' o n first pbce in v.·omen 's J - P ro m skit compelllio n Gre ta Spuier " ' as elected \ X .-\ pledge Queen.

The chapler " 'as cll represented in speci.lll IOterest gr oups on Nancy H Iser ""11 clecteJ treasurer of the Y W.C.A M :&ry Ann Kmneer sccrelllry o f the Childhood Educati o n C lu b. lo,S Roper. president of t he Home Econo mICS Club. lnd M:artha Grisso m trusurcr o f L' All illncc V ic k i RlI uch and Ol iYe Fredericks ""erc chosen student d Irec to r and st ag e manager of the Ohio UniYers, t y T hea trc productIon of "Arms and Ihe Man ."'

T o students returnmg to the campus fo r the fall semtste r :a nc'" science buildmg. a ne · education building and a ne'" men ' S d o rmit ory emphasized rhc Cfln l inuous gro wth of Ohi o UOIyers,ty

In lIpp reciation of I heir helD during Ihc ru s hi ng season, the chap tcr enteruined mcmbers of t he At hens A lumnae Club al an inf n rmal suppe r held at the chapte r house.

Lois Ro per. ho meco mlnK yo llng chai rm:an and Marsha Carlisle. Greek \'( Ieek convocat,on chll rman , helped to make th e fall semcs · ter ' s tWO big e\-ents successful.

P L£DG£D : Lmda A llaman. o.ll)'lo n: !klh Sr letensteln. Re becca ThornlOn Susan Todd Puu burKh. PlI .; Jenny RlIY Bush. Judllh Ferguson. Ltlia Ro berts , lynn Tedrick Elunor Tha c keray Alhen ' , J mica Ca.mpbell. VlIlda nd. N J : Sharon Cole Nelso nyille ; K ann Frick. CIC"'c!lnd HeIghts. BJrbara Gllmorc. D ) ugiasto n. N Y , Kuen Je nkins. H o nululu Ha au: Cherry K lnnlk,". Blrmmgham MIc h .; H elen Kellenng; Rebe<ca Moreloc k MlIr )'l ' yllle; Barbara Se\'CtnJ, W o rth injO:lOn ; ShIelds. Ne,,' uk DeL; Bryn Stark. Er ie , PI .: D I:anli Weber Sc arsdale. N Y ; Suzanne \'(' «kl,.. IklleYue

MAITHA GIl ISSO M OHIO BETA-OHIO STATE UN I VERS I TY Chartr.re d , 1894. Pledge Day, J anuary 28, 1959 INI TIATED. A plli 16 19)9: Annette An dre. PUHkall ; I. lIldli GIlfillan. Mt Gdud: Ellubeth

Meyer Wolverhampton. England: Sandy Toledo: Peggy Pride Bronxville. N.Y.: Phyllis \'(' ilson. Ashtabula; MarY Kay Woodman. Mansfield: Carol Sievers. S,n j ose:. Calif.; Mary Ltt Corde r. Karen Fanu. Rlla H lte. Molly McElroy. MerrY 10 •• Jeanne Plnsonchaum. loyce Richa rdson, Sharon Stil c:1I. Robena Tar box Wi SOn. Columbus.

Sprmg quarltf began with many of the Sids r(tUrning back to school after haVing spen t an enjoyable spring vacarion in Flo rida.

March ..jth the Freshman Clus Council sold s orority pled," It an auction in order 10 SUrt I scholarsh ip fund. Our pledges ere purchase:d by one: of the fraternities to do spring house:· cleanin, ",·ork.

• B K national scholastic .$OCic:ty announced the election o f 42 students to mc:mbership. Among students included Barbara Tiemeyer.

Kaye Madison and jun j ohnson ere mcmlxn of the cast for the un iversi ty musical production. "Showboar."

MarY Lee Co rder and Elizabeth Me:ye:r ere: se:lc:cte:d to member · ship of the Angel Fl ig ht. They ere a part o f the ROTC marching unit on Corps Day.

The Alumna! Council sponsored a Dessert and Bridal Show hono ring the Ohio State senior women. Among the models fo r the show included Cleone McNamarl , Anne Allen and Betty J o Rand o lph.

All CJ.mpu.s tlc:ctions ""ere held Ap ril 22nd. PeAAY Pride u c:lected a memlxr o f the Executive Boud of the Buc keye Poli t ica l Patly. Karen Fanta received the position of Datts and Dau business manager. She also received the appointment of WSGA Editor for the ABC Boo klet. Sue Cra ·ford " IS elected co· chairman of the W S.G.A. Style Show for Orientation Proic:cts.

April 19th the Me:n ' s Glee Club tn t o n a spring tour. The o nly girl soloist for this lOur was Jean J ohnson.

The scholanhip a ards for winter quarter " 'ere as fo ll o ws; hishest active. Sarbllra Tieymeyer. active with the greatest im· pro vement. j ill Koehler. highest pledge. Peggy Pride.

Initiation ·ed: was April 22 to 26. Belly j o Rand olph. help · mi stress. pbnned lin excellent program fo r tne pledges. A mong th e actiVi t ies included a combined active and pledge ClIr " ' ash. and Big and Little Sis 5urpriK p,arly. Then on April 26 Ohio B " 'elcemed 18 ne'" actives 10 the ch,pter, Fo ll o ing Ihe: initiarion lind ludiliona l 1I bllnquet as given in Ihe ho nor of the ne",' lIctives.

Among the members of the pllnning commillee for Ihe Alumna: Co uncil's dessert fo r senior wo men incl uded our president. Salty Phipps.

With the beginning o f May ClIme plans for the Founders ' DlIY b,anque!. The banquet ""as held in the Gold Ballroom o f the Fl. HIYes HOlel. Mly 4. The speaker for the eve:ning " ' 15 Mrs G. T. Christiansen of Birmingham. Mich, She was Ihe former president of Epsilon Pro vince and the pUt president o f her o n alumna: club in Birmingham.

Sharon Stilwell and Karen Fanta wefe tapped for M ir rors. th e sophomore wo men's ho norary Our president Sally Phipps. was tapped for Morru BOlrd. H er many ac t ivit ies in clude: chlpter presiden t. Student Life co·ch2irman. Chimes \' ice president. M i r· rors I niti2tion chairmln. co·chairman for the Pledge Princess Prom. Student Senlte usistant KCre l arY. \'V.S .G. A Board. Otien· tati o n Proiects Week chllirman. Social Board secrellrY. Panhellenic Committee co·ordinator. and Scarlet and Gray, Judy Elwell wu elec ted to Soc ia l BOlird.

May Week feSlinties got underwlY with a rally puade. The theme for May Week was " Ve Old England. " We chose for our o"'n th eme "The Black Plague of Lond o n City." We ""ere co·workers " 'I th the A r P fraternity. The "'eek was climllxcd by ""inning first place in bo t h the parade and carnival. and placing third fo r t he gund trophy. Sue Craw fo rd as a finalis t and on the l\by Week Queen 's Court.

New committee chairmen selected for the Ohio Unio n activities. Amo ng th ose selected included Kar en Fanta. perso nnel secre tary in the personnel department. J oyce Richudson open house and tou rs in the social department. •

PUDGED : Jean Jo hnson. Findby: Ann Lewto n. Sp ringfield; St. Marys; Edinaurle Williams. Toledo: MarY Unc knch. Gah on; Ann Enns. Ja yne Ann Rlbold. Lib by Woodard, Columbus.

LINDA LONGWELL

OHIO DELTA-oHIO W ESLE YAN UNIVERS I TY C hlU"' lertd, October 3, 1925. Pl ed ge D ay, Octobe r 6, 19 59. Early las t MarCh Ohio "'as visited by Mrs Willilim H Mansfie:ld.. Grand Pre sident. and the chapter enjoyed so much geUins to kn o w her. The girls felt that they profitled very much from her visit and learned a lo t about Pi Beta Phi Upon returning to schoo l this fa[1. t he members of Ohio were welcomed by a ne'" h ouse mot he r. Mrs. Abi,ICaii WoodburY. formerly th e <It M housemother at Michiglln SU te University. We all hllted to see Mrs Felicia Dampeer JellYe. but kno · t hat Mrs. W oodb ury is the perfect on e to take he r place. Mary Alice Boyd. Fl o rida r. is a new transfer to Ohio this year. Girls fr om the chap ter el ected to offices and ho no raries last sp ring include G""en Greenfield seCretary o[ IT oil. E; Elain e Petersen. n M Kati e: M c Kenz ie 9 -\ 4> : Sheperd. secretary of Pan hellenic Counci l and Jane Wiegel. president o f the H o me Econo mics Club. Mugie Ed ards and BeUY Bedin were elected to Mo rtar Board. li nd Jane Wiegel. capta in of the cheer[uders ·ill be the Pi Beta Phi candidate [or H om('Coming Queen Sue Hns ""IS elc:cted vice president ,, [ D !)l phms. lind many ,iris fr o m the chapte r will wo rk on publicali J ns and. st udent govern·

ment committees this yellr The Pi Beu Ph is Ind Ddts won nut prize for the ir boot h in the Greek We-ek held las l April.

PLEDGED : Judi AleXand er New PhiI,adeiphia ; Ja cque Boring. Columbran,a; Nancy Fanchild. Ju lie Schetter. Oberlm: Elaine Hahn T ol edo ; Luc ille Id dings. St. ChlfSVllk; Jeffers. Blirbarl McCracken. Shaker Heigh ts: Ju dy Mc· DanIel. Cuy.thOS.t Falls: Judi Moore. Delaware: Sandra SchilZ. Sandusky ; Slindra Shane. Solon: SUlnne Shrider. Hebron: JIll Steinle. Greenville; Linda Tha yer. Cleveland; Carolyn Ullman. Marietta: Sue \);' hitehead. Bo"'li ng Green: Sarbau Babcock. Grllnd H lven. Mich. : Sara MacCo y. Ma ry Lou Putnam. Wuhington. D .C.; Betsy Pett it M illicent Wille. Garden City. N.Y.: Blirbna Schumacher, Hampt on. N.J.; Lynne Th o mpson. Rutherf ord. N.J. ELIZABETH ANN BULIN

OHIO EPSILON- UN IV ERS ITY OF TOLEDO. Chart.rd, April 28, 1945. Pl ed •• Day, Octob.r 14, 1959. I NITIATED. t5. 1959; Carolyn Durrant. Lois Ger ·in. J Oi n j ackson. Lmd a Marshlill Julie Overmeyer Sand.u Unde ooa. Kerry Vin· son. Martha Wuver. Carol Welker. Toledo : Lee Giuneili. West Ne'" Yo rk , N.J.

This summer " 'as a busy one fo r Ohio E. The annual party fo r o ut of ro .... n Pi Beta Phi s was held in July and the chapter ,attended a Ccntennilll Dln ce in August. Both events were ven successful. Several eddings plus mo nthly meetings e re al so on the lIgenda.

Everyon e was anxious to re turn to school th i, year bc:ullulC of the new Student Union and Engineering ,Science building. The Unio n conllins six bo ""ling lilley, and a pool room for student use. It also has 1I ufeterill. lounges. meeting rooms and a much· needed bookstore. Piped ·in music is another o f its lIttractio ns. The Engineering·Science building IS nur completion ,and iIl Ix ready for classes by the seco nd semester. These new additions 10 the campul are the fitSt since the libnry. which lIS built in 1952.

Ohio surted o ff the college year ell by winning t o t rophy·s. One was for the " 'inning booth It the T K E street dllnce and the other u the nlltional Pi Phi T i mes Award The chapte r is \'erY proud o f this 0:Je: and extended congn tulalions to VlIleria Loos ",' ho ""U Pi Phi times chairman lut year.

Honors were received by seveul membe rs. Amo ng them ""ere Judy Fusler .• A 9 n r M K .l n. Judy Plitterson. Peppers (similar to Mo nllr Board>. Gloria Rehk 'l/f. Miss Toled o and M iss Ohio Tal ent. Bar bua Gruggman. usistant genenl chairman of h o me:com ing and Judy H arris. vllrsity cheerleader. The chap· ter. again this year is honored by having three of the ei/o:ht ·omen UP for homecoming .as its ' memlxrs. They lire Louise Cox. DNW Club. men 's do rm. Lee Gillrnelb. IlK and Patsy Radunz. ! A E.

Rush lind many plans fo r coming events ill provide Ohio E with a busy schedule during the coming mo nths.

JUDY PATT ERSON

OHIO ZETA-M I AMI UNIVERS ITY. ChaMered, May 10, 1945. PIt·de'" Day, Orto Mr 8 , 195Q. I NITIATED March 8, 1959: j udi th Anth o ny. Po[and: Shelia Ikck. Hammo nd. Ind. : S,ally "Eender. Nancy Sa",·ln. Toledo : Nlincy Benko>. Llikewood; Beverly Sr!) "' n Dayt on: J udith Clayton. Madi son. W is.; Karen Dean. Umversity Ci ty. Mo.: Carlyn Hli scings. Ber kley. Mich.; Junne JlImes. Gretchen Stimpfie. Co lumbus; Carol Kurtz. Bethesda. Md.; Judith Mead. Rocky River: Marglret PlItk s. Oak Hi[l : SaUy Schaefer. Sandusky; Sue Sm ith. Birm i ngham. Mich. : Marilyn Van Swearingen. Ev a nstnn. Ill. : Pamela Wagner. Akron; Eliubc:th Wallace. M II"' aukee. Wis.; Nancy Wichman. Des PllIines Ill.: A l ice Wilkinson. Westfield. N. J .: Merry GOre. Findby. Ohi o. INITIATED September 15. Corinne CUb ill. Springfield: Mar ly n Davi s. Cinc innati; Joyce Saul Ger""e, Indianapolis. Ind .; SUZllnne Smith. Sandu Southworth. Columbus ; Margme Tessend 'rf. N o rw ood

Mi ll mi University is celebrating iu Sesquicentennial this year: Ohio Z has betn proud to participate i n the festivities. I n honor o f th is spe("ia l yur t he Juni o r Prom "'as ClIlIed the Sesqui ce n · tennial Ball : the chapter " 'as especially proud when Nancy \'\lebster "'as crowned Sesquicen tennilll Bal[ Queen She ",ill reign over many campus functi o ns during M ia mi 's t,oth yellr.

Many members of Ohio Z hllve achieved high honors recently. SlIUy Cochrlln. Sue Stinchcomb. and Nancy \'\lebs te r were initillted into <It B K in t heir j uni or year. Barbarll Kl ein and NancY Webster ·ere upped for Mortllr Board: Sue Stinchc mb became a member of n j, <It (French). and Nan cy Webster was asked to join K J, n. tho: Ed.u cuion ho norary. Tho: lophomore "" om!n', hononry. ewe:n. upped Karen Dean. Carol and Jud Ith Mea d. Eig ht Pi Beta Phis ere chosen to be counselors in freshman d orm it ories: they are Jud it h ClaytOn. Kare n Ikan. urlyn Hasting s. J udith Mead Margnet Parks Sally Schaefer. Plimeia Wligner. and Nancy Wich man. T he iuni)( "' omen s service honorary. SPERo chose Sally BUl%berg e r. Sally Mnt in. Jud ith Re eb. Virginia Sick fv ice president) Ald onna Unrath. Ind An ne Woodley. JudIth H o i· comb is 1I house chllirman in a freshman hall.

Ohi o Z is proud of th e girls ·ho " 'ere elected 10 high positions in ClImpus activi t ies. Nlincy \'\lebster as vo ted first vice president o f Associated Wome:n Students: Anne Bohlin becllme a member o f the Student and Barbau Kilen is an Air Fo rce Ang el. Kuen Dean is nl' a varsity cheerleader. Constance Mal o ne played Em i ly Ih e lead in "Our TO"·n." for 1I M iam i University Thute r production. Slindu Sou th"'o rth is nu w the S""eetheart of T .l and Anne Bohlin "'35 the runner·up fo r Greek We-ek Queen. Withm o ur chapler there are se:ve ral ,a ards h leh me-an a grnt deal to all of us. The M ic key Claypool Award. is given to

the pledge ,,·ho '('rves the chaptet best in the spirited. sdfless manner which an idul Pi Ikla Phi: J unne J ames reo ceived this coveted awud. Anllher unique nonH is the 50litJire dj1.mnnd pin by the Cmcinnall Atumn:e Club to thc girl who has contributed the most in spirit and Rrvice. Judith Nieh ous chosen t o be ou r PI Phi Debutante.

The M I.lmi chaplu has suned .1 new philanthropic project for t he !o",n spot.lple of Oxford. GIrlS art assigned one night J wrek to "" a r k at the Oxford hospitll: they dinners, (:.Irf)' tr,lf!, lind genenll y Juiu Ihc hospital naIf. Th is ptajut hu pro ved 10 be a " 'orlhlto' hile and htarl· ·ummg ('lIPtrjencc for uch member. Ohio Z h.ad an extremely successful rush this FJII. At t hird period the no vel Shipwrecktd, Circus Surprise. and Pi Phi H taven and H ell part iC'S convinced t onderful girls 10 become

PLEDGED : OClober 8. 19)9: Diane A uck. Bucyrus: Suunne B.ltzlt)'. Huntington Mi ch.; N.ncy Becker, Ind ianapolis. Ind.; Sharon Brumm ond. Patri cia Fr itzlen. W.u\';egan. III. : Karol Burge, Sylvania: Barbau. Champe. T o ledo: Ellubeth Collins. Springfield' Ellis. Ma nhasSt'lt. N.Y.: Chulee Evans. Glencoe. I h.; J anice Kay Ferl!:uson. Anne Wiseman, Cincinnati; / udith Ann Har tung. Western Springs. III. ; Ann H aughey. C levc· and; Whitoey Ji ll H O" 'st r. Mar ion: J eanne J ohnslOn. Wilmet te. Ill. : Ba r bara Mathe ·s. H amilton; Kathryn Mead Rocley River: Emily Niemi. Painuville ; De Anna Polka. New Phila : J udith Robe ",. Ashland: Mary Ann Rudyk. Parma ; Cynthia Rusteen Western Sprinjil:s. I II.; Elizabeth Savage Man io oc, \"C/is.; Rutb Snydacker. EV'nsto n, III.; Michael Stouffe r Birm ingha m. M ich. Diane Th o mas. Akro n

MARNI RANSEL

.O HIO ETA- D EN I SON UN I VERS I TY Chartered, September 8, 19S4. Pledle Day, Sep tember 2 7, 19S9 J o Lynne Belt. president o f Ohio 11 was chosen in the spring of for Mo rtar Boa rd. H nnored with a Roc kefeller Scholarship for graduate work WI5 Alice Ann Hurst. D o nna Immen ·as for Crossed Keys the JunIOr " 'omen's honorary. and fifteen o ther membe-rs of Ohio H " 'ere selected for membership in depanmental ho no r ies.

Ann I. ueas. is co·editor of the schoo l yeHOOole; and Tr ish Thomn and Grace Fochtmann He junio r Advisors. a coveled t itl e among Denison Junior lOo omen.

Diane Touder. I'lected in Ihe sprinl( of 19'9 by Ihe residents of Ohio as " Mi ss Campus Cover GirL" was chosen "Miss Cleve· land" t his summer in the preliminaries of the " M ISS con test. Cindy M indrup ,..1.5 firS! attendant 10 the Juni o r Prom Queen last SprlOJI;. and she to be a model in the August issue of T o be a candid ate for H omcccmin,; Qu een at Ot'nison is Ann I.ucas. ne ·1y elected pledge triliner fn r Oh io II

The 21 pled,ll;es of Ohio Hare givink thei r open house fnr all ff:loterni t y r ledges on c-ampus October 3rd. The parl Y is alwars su c h a success that Ihis year. after fi\'e yean. it is a Pan· hellenic affair

University ·wise. here are two ma'or buildings c' nstruction. a large residence hall and combin.ltion dining hall and dormito ry. And the university has received appr oximately one millio n dollars t.) be used to"' lrd a college uni ) n for stude1U and faculty.

Pledged : Marti Brunb:augh. Greenville; Sue Buchanan. Aler on; Mel i nd:a Fi sh \'Val'etly: Linda Nichols. Cincinnati: SillIy Ste art. Van Wert; Carnl Eeers. Floosmoor. III.: Mary D:atr o" ', Sylmar. Calif.: J anet Dil vies. Pi ttsbur.li:h. PI .: Deanna Derr. Birmh.li:ham. M ich.; Drechsler. Maynard. M ass.: Ihrb:ar.l Dutcher, Duien. Conn.: Nancy Peoria Hu III ; J udith H ess. Sewick ley. Pa Patr ici:a H ill'f'lllS. Conn.: Melisn H udson. Bethesda. Md.: Carol jJeger. Alt on. Ill. : J udIth J ohnson, Northbrook. III.; Nancy J o hnson Exrelsio r Sprinvi. Mo.; Diane J ones Jamestn,,·n. N.Y.: Ruth \'<' ehling, Park Fo rest. III.; Pat Williamson. W. Va

SALLY A TYlU

DELTA PROVINCE

MA RY LAND BETA-UNIVERS I TY OF MARYLAND Ch tered , 1945 P1edle Da y, SeptemlM.r JO. 1959. ISln TtD. October II. Patr icia Duggan. Sudleuville; Kare n D.lOlclson. HyatUvdle.

umpus beauties al the UnlvefSlty of Maryla nd include Kathy Fealy. t he runner·up to Bus Boy's Queen. and Richardson, named :'umpus Cutie" in the DiamondbHIe. oUere ne" spapcr. Sally Gibbons " 'as selecled by a panel nf to be one of five girls to model in Associaled \'(fomen Siudent ' s Bndal Fa ir JacquellOe Spencer was initiated IOto M ortu Board. and e'«ted SectetHY by Ih.ll ItIYUI>. Med lIa Graves "' as elected to V- ' bo s Jr/ ho ,,, A",uu"" Coll,t.1J tllld U",rtrlltlt s In the field of music. M.lryland placed seco nd in the Inte rhaternity SlOg.

Andru VIa#s and J,lCqUcllOe Spencer " 'ere upped for Diamo nd wronty hon o rary. an Shirley Grimes. PHt member. " ' as elected tru surf'r of the Pan icipalln(C In sporu. Ma ryland B on first place lmong so· rontin in the Vo lley Ball Tournament.

Gracc Andl'rson u clc-cted a member of the Senior Legislature. " ' hile Andrea Vlasn was chosen to be secfCtary of the Studenl Rclic ious Council. and secrrury of the Westminster Fo und,lllon. Servin« as co chalfm,ln of Freshman Orlentat ., n Board. and aho as Cultuul Committee chairman. was Jacqueline SPC-ncer.

THE

ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Robe-rta R icha rd son Ind Jacqueline Spencer " 'e re t1pped for Z X the PsycholoKY H on o rary PL(I)GrD. Sf'Plemhc:r 30. Sylvi) Briuinl(ham. S:alisbury: iOy Dittmar, Chambersburg. Pa ; Denise S2urel. Fa irfax. Va .; udi: Cliffo rd, T o son; Nancy Tho mpson, Colleu P.lrle; P.ltricia l cGhan. Che'y Chase; Sally Sle,,·art Marg ie Roul!. J acqueline Al uisf'. Garo n Reltzer Si"'er Spring; Donna DIFrancis. , Heighl : J udy Porler Temple H ills: Ann Reibli ck. M ary Ann Con lee B;allimo re: Cathy Rafhel o. Newark. N.J.: • j('an J ones. A lenndrla. Va. C HIIJlL5 I£ HAalClNS

D I STR I CT O F COLU M B I A AL PH A - GEO RGE WAS HI NG · TON UN I VERS I TY. ChaMend. 1889. Pltdge D ay, Stptembu 21, 19S9 I NITtAno. Octoher II. 19'9 : Martha L. Mueller , F,llis Church. Va.

D.C. A completed sp rlOg #meller in a busy hirl of social activitlcs and scholastic awards.

Under Ihe direction of Bett Warner the D C. A 's won second place in th e annual P:anhelltnic Sing wilh their presentation of " The Children's Marching Song" and " Remember t hc Pi Ph i Arro" ·." H ope Barto n played tht le.ldin8 role 10 the Univers it y production of Anastasia. "

Found ers' Day was celebuled with Maryland B and the ArlingtOn and A luandlia Alumnz Clubs at I luncheon at the ArmyNavy Coun try Club In Arlington. Va here D.C. A Odsy Evans " ' u a"' arded the Delta Province Amy Burnham Onken A" ,lfd taler in Ihe D .C. A's Alumnz AdYisory Group en tertained th e chapter members at a picnic.

At the annual May Day awards assembly Nancy Head and NoIncy DaVIS " 'e re chostn tor membe-rshio in Mortar Bond. Beuy Evans " 'as Maid of Hono r to the May Queen. and J anace H amilIo n and T erry RoO! served in tht quetn 's Cllurl which was com· posed o f students listed in Who's If'/ho In AWI,rit "" ColI'fI,tJ Il"d U"j, ' ,rl;UtJ. Also , J an ace Hamilt on received the Outsllnding Big SIS a,, ard The ended with Ihe ch.lpte r placing high in scho larship on eampus and ",th ) members on Ihe Dean's Lists of their schools. Al so. Nancy Davis was initiated into " to 8. :a national ho norary for Edu cation majors.

During the summe r D.C. A T2nia Akh o nin as a guide at the American Nati o nal Exhibilion in Mosco w and was tater featured in a Litt magazine arlicle concerning the exhibition. Later in the fall she will sho w slides laken dur ing her suy in Moscow at a Pi Phi Night.

The fall semester be.an ith many BII' Sis activi t ies under the d'rc-ction of President Nancy DaviS, and Viclei Powers and Nancy Head , officers of rhf' Big Sis Executive Baud: many other D.C. arc active in th is one hundred and fWenty five member or ien· tatlon group.

Nancy Head. rush nptain. brellthed a sigh of relief as the hectic formal rush period closed. and Ihe chap te r feted in nml' new pled.es " 'ith a cooky shine follo inR formal pledgin •.

P u:oGt:o. September 27: Carol me Clly. Ri chmond. V:a .; Claudia Cooper. Sandra Sims, Falls Church. Va .; Sharon Glenn. Franlefo rt. Ind.; Penn y Koines. Rockville. Md .: Barbara ).anyon. West Orange. N J ; MUl o ne Va.; Suunne R,ll e r , Washmgton. D.C.: Bubara Warrick. Ke nsington. Md NANCY ANN DIIVIS

V I RG I N I A ALPHA-RANDOLPH - M ACON WOMAN ' S COL· LEGE. Chartend, 191) Pledge Day, Oct o bu 1. I NITtATED : Frances A nderson. Pine Bluff Arle .: J ane Barrell. Whttling. W. Va .; Ott Dlakemore. Pel(gy I.oyd. J.ynchburl(; Blun· dell Hous ton. Tex .: Karen Brill. Wilminl(lon. Del. : linda Black· 000. Oklahoma City. Okla.; Belly Copeland. C.lthenne Remmel. little Rock. Ark.; A nn Douglas. Priscilla Davis. l ucy Tol.and. Dallu. Tex.; M:arialys Ha nkJOS. lubbock. Tex.: Ann He ndrick. Orlando. FI.a.; l ucinda H o tchkiss. Cortland. N.Y.; Judy HOIOo ard. Elmh u rst Ill. : Shannon Jeter Fla.; Nancy Ja ne Kerr EI Dorado. Ark.: Gwende Koch. Scauaale. N.Y.; Ellzahc-th McCtoskey. Corpus Christl. Tex.; jane Marshall. Pliducah K y.; Patricia McGehee. J ackson. Susan Danville; Carolyn Richards. toJ Angeles. Cailf.: Susan R ichey. M ounta inside, N.J.; Catherine Robttts. Alexandri.l: Karen Thorenson. San Francisco. Calif.; A nn T rousdale. Monrne. la.; Eliubtth \X' aller. Durham. N C.: SllZY Willillms. POrt Art hur. Tex

Many ho nors lind distmctlons ume to Ihe mtmbers of VItI'inia

A .It the of lut semester. AmonR th ose elected to • B K " 'ere Belly J o File and Ka y Smllh. Kay Smith also studied In Ihis summer on a Y.\'(/. C.A. prog ram Those reCelVlnj.'; Dean ' s 1.15t Rrlldes ere Martha M dls. Mary Newsom. lynn H ume. and Emily Sykes. a sophomore.

Fo r hi/i:h aveuges In theu sophom nre ytar. both Francie Flte and Bee Ste"'art ha\'e been named Ju ni o r Ushers and ill serve u and ushers fo r school progrJms thr ' )Ul;hout th e year

Student Golerntnent decti o ns f l rth Carol Penn. Lynn H ume. and A nn Pryo r u d o rm presidenlS In addluon. Bc-c Ste an ""U elected lunio r class president. and SUlY Chalfant t he N S.A. rtprestnUtlve. Emily Sykes "'IS elected sophomore and K illY Walker Y.W.eA

Several secret added PI Beu Phis to their membership. Bee Ste ' ut " ' 15 elected 10 Am Sam recognizJOtt leadership Gamm.ls. Ihe class SpUl t leaders. el«ted Suzy Chalfant and Bee Sle"' art. and Nancy Ward " ' 15 to be- a PI.

OrienUtlon t his /all found many P, Beta Phis helping the fre-shmen The Senio r Trarning Group leaders " ' ere Jane Cornick. Connie Bethel. SUS,ln Weitbrook. and Mary Ne,, som. " ' ilh Suzy Chalhnt. Bee- Stewart. Sedley Ho tchkiss, Jan Walleer. Blythe.

and Dd)« Gunnln IS AsSISUntS Emily Syku. Mary Hunttr Croxron. and Killy

This h.u ph.nnC'd sc.tul Inltr-SM .) rlly iunctlUm. alt no ' NtParlng for tht fint, a NC fC'St un Octubtr 19. In tIt art lookml( for"'ud to , 'UII [rom our nt" prt$ldtnl. Tht house IS slIlI 10 us. and are so 10 hl.'t ou r Ih lr ty " 'o nderful pledges 10 t%y II "lIh us.

Smu:y HOTC HKISS

- VIRGINIA GAMMA-COLL EG E OF WILLIAM lI€ MAR Y_ C hartered , 19n. Pled ,e 0 .)', Fe b ruary 2 0 , 19'9. INI'l1 TED. October 4. 19)9; VlIl(lnla HaH.Jnt. Aone Haynes Suunnt Taylor. N orfolk; Nancy Hulto n. Chari JIIt'S\ Cynthia Stach , f Ori 8ugg, N.C.: Kay Davenport, DalllS. Tu. VirgiO/a r II both pleascd and honored thi S to be the of tM £duntion A"ard.

Tm Pi Ikta PhiS are on Dean 's lut this fall. Ife : J oan Couabdl, Sydney St-ville. Judy Dickerson Maureen Rumana. Lorna 8o"'en, jan Bray liZ 8allud Jacklt Good, Anne H ltt' , and Kay DlIVenporl Our scholarShip chairman. Joan Cosubdl. h:u proved "orlhy of the lob by h«omlnM; a Mem Scholar. For her oulSrandin& scholastic rKo rd. Sue Singtr " "U initiated into • 8 K lUI sprinjl:. Boornun .1150 a • B K , "".Ill chosen as M ost OuuundlOlt Member of scnior cI.lu.

Our chapter II proud Ihis yur of Our presidenl, Judy who is chairman of M o rtar Board, and of our VICe presidtnt. Ann PerkinS ""ho II IKret.try to Mortar Bo.ttd. Judy DICkerson and Ann also iCtvt U Aid" Ann PerkinS is chllfm:an of I he Women's Judicial Council .lind IIlso II mtmber of the William .lind Mary Choir in ,,'h ich she serv" u stCretary. pruidenl Ihe W o men 's Council is M.lureen Rumuu ' ho IS also a mtmbc-r of the chttrludinM; squad. :IS Nancy M oo re and Sue H airston. Sophomore members to the H onor Council are Sue H airston and H ollie Engle: J unior member is Btrh Humrickh o uu , H ud sponsor for thiS year is H o", land. The auistant hud sponsor is Kay Davenport ho uses her utistic 10 d"ign ou r H o mecoming 80al. 10 be -art tdilor of our student M; ove/Omenl handbook. and to draw carloons for the school Other o fficu held by Pi Btla Phis on campus president of Landrum dornH l ory. Sunnnt of Landrum Kay D.lvenport; ,HC'Sidm l o f Orchesis ·. Howland' pruident of Wilma f o ' lu; s«reury of Nano W il htlmi. '

Pi Btt2 Ph i beauty hono rs Ihis go 10 the finalis ts for the H omtCo ming Court. Judy Dicke rson. Ann Perkins. Nano Gilliam. Romnu , Jkth HumrickhouSt JOOy Polk , H o llie Enale and Julie Morlun. Pu was second runner up for the Miss Willtamsburg (onl('ll held this past spring. j oanna Ktllh was ont of Ihe final iSIs for M iss William .lind Mary Pi Btu 'Phis on tht ROTC Court tItre Billie Ho" l:and Dana Br('nner Brinkley. and Cuo l yn Todd.

Rt'cenlly iniliated in l o X .p was Marly Andrus: j ackie Good " ' as initiated into K II.

After the Homecoming ",aude fall Virlunia J' planning a breakfast lit tht house for the alumnz and t hr ir ,IIIuests. A SOCIal Pany with K is planned fo r the mo nth o f October.

Virginia r is 1(H) king fo n.,ltd tn II visil in October of Dela pro\'i nce 's prUIdent, Mrs Bla c k Massen bu rg P ntc' FO)T

W EST VIR GINIA ALPHA- W EST VIRG INIA U NIV E R SITY C huttred, 1918 Pl e d ge O .y, O nob u 2, 19'9 West Virginia ,\ returned to campus 10 find II very pluunt sur· prise. Chariulon Alumnz Club had uiud ('nough money 10 paint Ihe pillus an,d trim on our chapltr houu.

The PI Ikta Phis are proud of the ne · pruident o f WC'SI Vir· 81nla Univeuuy, Elvic J Stahr. J r ""ho ",as Inauguuted October ,.

Among qutens on camrus are Nancy Love, Allnrl/(oltl queen finialisr: Sarah Bra ley. Lady of Spring finalist: Carolyn Houck. S"'etlheatl of K !: Chosen for honorarits ere Lois Conley, 4> TO, Mary J o Cox. SPOles, MarIlyn QUlnilln. Orchesis ; P:l!tl cia Grt'tnlee. Sarah 8uw ley. aod 1.0i5 Conley. Chimu. Mountllinla ir oRlces art' held by: Jane Evans. ('Xecutive secre· Ilry: Lois Conlty, films and ou tlOgs chairman: and Ann Roberts. fine ans ch,lilman MOun talOilIlf " Heelers" IOclude Myrah Euckson. Smilh, Ind Marltatel \Vuder. Sarah Bra ' lty " 'IS el«red vice president of the lunior clus and rtceivC'd the government awltd for the most OUl$ t:and ing sophomore Anne Tayt or rectlvtd a scholarship 10 study in Ala ska th il summer and also a Bolfd of scholarship. PI Beu Phis" ""ere Suzanne \X'al ktt }ane EVins. P"lIy Jud y Sluh ley. Dtbouh KUr, Frances Cox, and Taylor Anne u elt<:led ucrelary of the 1960 ludership Confttenct Steerlflg Committee.

Officers on the , \l fl1f1/(ol" sllff include; Sarah Bn kyo secrellry: Maulyn OUlOlan assislant ('Xecutlve stereury: Barbllra Sut 8o",ert, publlcily challman; Lynn Crom",('11. clus edit 11: and \X' lIdn. IUMeIiPlion and diStributmn manalle!. Freshman ,lCuidu Anne Tayl m. Mary JI) Cox. l.oi5 Cllntty. 8u ley. and Lynn Cr.)m", eli. Suzanne 'Ji' alktt IS on J udiciHY BHard of A .W.S. t nis C,mleY is 0100 Studenr C,OVttnment Social Committee. J an Gro",' 1$ secrelary of HomecomioM; \X' eekend and Jant Evans is sK retary IIf Moun talne t r Wrtktnd. WC'SI A ,,"' III be honored on October 11 by rhe visil of M IS. ne Delta Province P,es ident. PlrOCf.D : P'III Meyer Ikckley: Jun GIX. Bluefield ' Kay Huffman , 8uchhanr.on: Dia ne 8ro n. Ma ry Hill , CharlulUn;

Caml,n

Del.; lackle Cobbs. RIChardson. le""aburg: EJi«n MatllO Little \X'u hlnaton, Pa.; Carnlyn Hubert I.umberpon. Ju n f isher, n; BonnIe Moun dsnllr: Mary Patricia full, Parkers burg, TampllO Neumsch .Inder. Sisteuville: Vaughn. )uth Charlest,) n. Vdml Spencer: Mny VaulEhn. St Al bans: Rose Ellen Sal\er , \Vdch; Mary Ann \'\: 'efl \X'heeling. lOIS CONlEY

EPSILON PROVINCE

MI C HIGAN ALPH A- HI LLSOAL E C OLL EG E. C h an ue d , 1881, INIlI TED. Mu ch I' 19)9: 8euy Ikck, Plymouth; Car.)· Irn Brahm. Worthlnj:lOn. Ohio; Caroline CJreckman. Pt rry sburM;. OhIO; GlOria Grom«k. S,glOa'" : Hmderson, Pluunt R idge. Shanna K.IImmerud Grand Pat OrOlovick, Fluihlflg. N.Y.: Joyce Julie Rteves, Grand Rap ids: Mary Ellen StOlt. Baul t Creek; Cawl Sm.llEa. Grosu JOln Smllh. farming· ton; Ann Sha • H lkhland P.lrk

As for honors MlCh'kln A letlrtd the scholarship cup for Ihe third COnStCU Ilve time 1.151 Aplli. 1 anCY Gunn. TrombleY.N.lncy and Kalhy Ilpped by Lamp fo r el:celling in actlvll.lu. scholarship. chatacler and leadersh ip. This 1$ Similar to Mortar Board. GelZIS "":IS iOlllatC'd by E .l A for scholastiC honors. Sue Hendttwn ".1S initiated by A ::: Q for dramatic honors.

C,Impus officers ale Judy of t inda Alltn edllOr of )urbonk. Nancy Sheldon. IIf ,\lntl o" campus hand boo k , Nano Fltlcher, presidtnl of Pan · hdlenlC board, Mardyn Hudskempe-r sccret"',y of Studffll rion. Ja c kl t Puhl, pr es ident of Womens Rtcrulion A SSOC lali :n. Linda Alltn. CCUN delegate. Nancy F letcher. co-p rogram c hair · man. Ind Pat O rozovlc k , secrnJry of I nlernati 1O1l1 Relation s Clob. B"bar.1 Harris ""JS choSt'tl as Miss Blood Drop dur in g the campus blood Michigan A ""000 the a ard for the grulest contribution in the Th ompson " ' as elmed May Queen to reign ove r the campus Rima RlIbb " ' U a member of Ihe COUtl. Ktrr a uded a University of Michigan scholuship for lEuduate srudy at the Horace Rockham School of gradu.lte SI udies for the yur 19'9·60. This is glVffl to tOP scnior plmnIOg to d o graduate " 'o rK III University of Mi chigan. Jackit Puhl lind Nancy Fletchu altendt'd the Epsilon Province \X'orkshop 10 Dearborn 9-11.

Ann Shaw, Shanna Kammtrud Jane Jud,. Pelle· gren. Linda Alltn Siontr. Terry Griel!ler, Nancy Flelcher represcnted Pi Beta Phi as during orientation eek this C\J.Ol BoHNrJ.

- MI C HIGAN B ETA - UN IV ERS ITY OF MI CH I GAN C h ar188 6, Pledae o.y, Febru a ry 28, 19 60 I NITI TED 19'9: M lIilyn Am os. M idl 2nd: Mary J o Andrew s. K;'lamazon: Barbara Bo ssc ht'r. Caro l yn Wells , Grand R3pids 'baBeISY Carroll. Nano Hagen , Birmingham: 8arbar:a Condon. Dtar rn: Sally Furnas. Aurora III .: Jun Lu ch. Ponl illC: Grnchen M anternach Warren, Olli{); Dorothy Morrall, YOungSlo" ' n. Ohio; Nancy Po wer Norwalk. Conn.: Bet sy Qurnlan. Plainfield. N.J.; Barban Rehner, Weslfield. N.).: P,Iu icia Roberts. T oledo, Ohio: Andrta Nt 8rltain , Conn.; Juhe Strickler. Albi on' Karen S an· $on. Wilmelle, III.; Cynthia Zdrowdowski. Poinle

The Michi8an B chapter house rectived some new furnishings over Ihe summer. With addition of a ne ' front door a ccPtiOn desk and carpetin g 10 nt""' " 'ing. houK' to look more beaullful tach c hapter "ill be very busy ", ith activities thi s fall. Cynthia Zdrodo"'sk! and Andru Rogers have been elected Homecomrn/l and busy makin8 plans fo r tht dIsplay. coming will be Ihe ",«kend of October 31. the Wisconsin football Lantern NI,IIht, the all· ome n. campus sing ",ill be Novtmber 2. Afte r winning fils t in the sing last fur. Kirl s are wo rkin/l ve r y hud , to regain their firs t pbce hnno r They 111 be led by the sonK luder Sally H anson.

DUling the second eek of school. the }\ }\ I"s dinner guem of Mi lhi gan II

Karen Taylor won a five hundred dollar scholarship in Aplli. after innln g tht State· Grinnell Piano She ' 111 be playrng various conct rU uound the IhlS fall. busy on CJmpUl acllVllle$ Ihls fall are : Kat y j uhnsnn. ""ho " 'IS eltcled president o f the Women ' s l.u8ut Ellen Le il. churman of Relat iOns Board, MarciJ on Join l ludICiary , Cynthia Lister. co·chalrman of Oriental ion and Sally HlIn sun. president of M lchi-fish.

MI C HI G AN GAMMA- MI C HIGAN STAT E U NI VE RSI T Y C h Arte red , Febru 'l' 11 , 1945, Pl ed ge o y, J a nuary 25, 19'9. SprinK term bro ught many hunon to members of Mi chigan r. Karen Fox " 'IS Chll5C!n as Iht' Out standing Senior Woman ; Evelyn Cads.m and Karen f,)x ere named to tht '9 Club, ""hl ch con · sists f)f fifty nlnt outslandinl( joCradualts: and Sally Kesuillng and T onia H ors tman ""ere naffit'd as put of tht Fifty Outstanding 'Ji'omen. !.ynda Wolfinger ""U at ,\h,. Mo rni ng SIn,lll to T II "'er Guard. frtshman ", omen's ho norary· Marilyn lXI· ·eiler "'U tlKted A. W/.S. Actl vJlleS \ ice-prtsiden t ; and Shirtum as el«led to Studtnt Congre5.S.

Elected 10 honorafies were K.lIn:o Fox and Evelyn Cad son. K 4> , and Lynda Wolfinger, A ,\ l. scholutic honor.1ry. Marilyn Moyer received a Hur iel Rutherford J ohnstone Scholanhip. Recent IPpo intmtnlS to Clmpus ;1ctivilies include \'(fynifrtd Wagne r (J:tcutivc secretary of Car«r Carnival, lnd Sharon j onts lnd Muir),n Moyer rcsp«tivdy chosen as corresponding secretary .lind recording secretary of Act ivities CarnivaL Dur ing Gr«1c W«k activitiu, the Pi Beu Ph is ",'on first pbcc in Athen a's lIolid:lY. Guduation 'cckend brought Wucr CarnIval, .In annual srxoctlcuJar of flous ,,'hich talces place on th e Red Cedar River Mi chigan [' joined wilh the men o f B 9 II to prescnt "Colossus Collapse," Th is faU the chapte r is anticipating the visIt of Mrs Wild, Nation 1 Panhtllcn ic Conference Delegate.

DoIlE£N WOOD

MI C HIGAN D E LTA- ALBION C OLLEG E. Chartued , March 7, 19 '9. Pl e d"e Day, Oct obe r ' 19 '9. INI TIAT Il D, Octobtr 4, 19'9: Sue Fuller, Grand Rap ids; k aren Gullivtr. Vasur; Nancy Mayer. Chtlsn: C:ara Young. A lbion; Signia Young. Charlotte. Th e fall ttrm began w ith three excitins and challenging weeks of rush, which left the actives quite exhausted. but pleased w ith its fo u rteen new pledgu. Ou r rush c hairman, Lynne B row n. had many origin21 and clever ideas and did a marvellous job. Th e n th e r M ichig a n chapte rs were wonderful to us by sending some o f t heir girls to htlp us rush at our puties.

This year marlts Al bio n College's anniverury. Many programs have b«n planned in commemoration including Carl Sandburg, the Canadian Players , and t he Dtt roi! Symphony. The H omecomin g theme is f r o m th, .lfltl. Our fl oat is to be en t it led " Ano ther Chap ter in A lbion's H is to r y" and will show ou r founding as the eighth and most recent so ro rity at A lbion. Our candIdate for H omecoming Oueen is Signia Y oung.

LUI spring the chapter p:articipated in S X 's Derby Day Contest. It was a lot of fun for .11 of w. We also competed in the SA T Song Fest at which o ne of ou r songs wu "Ocean to Ocean."

The honon acquired by cha pter members in the last few we e ks of the spdng stmeSler included th e E. R Sleight AlI-'a rd in math by Signia Youn g and the Band Service A ward by C:arolyn Curtis. The members elt<ted t o honoraries were Nancy Schultz to Con· Iflbutor's Club, an Engli.th honoury, Ann Wood to A '" r, and Carolyn Cu rt is to A 0 and M ort:ar Board.

PL I!DGI!D: J udi t h Barney, Nancy Bates. H illsdale; Susan Braund. Roclcy River, Ohio; Sunnna Capper. M anistee: Gail H o tc hkiss , Livonia: J u l ianne Hover. South H JYen: Karin Kesler , Birmingh:am; Nancy Lenz, Grosse Pointe; M:aples. Dearborn: N:ancy Patton , Terre H aute, I nd.; Marlha Jean ShuPt', Bad Axe: Marcia Tjomm. Elm hurst. III. ; Barbara J ill Gardner, Spa r ta: H tlen M eyn. Glenview , III.

B£VI!R I.Y MARTIN

ONTAR IO ALPHA-U NIVERSITY OF TORONTO C h , lered , 1908 Pledge Da y O<: l ob u 19 19 '9.

Since the president. Dr. Bissell. delivered his open ing address nn September B. On l arlO has been eagerly in the form:ation and orga nizati on of the new term's activities. Elections for positions o n the executive committees of various social. :ael' demic, and :athletic s<Kieties are tak ing place; the formal rush period is in full swing: and IryOuts for many dIfferent VarslO' and intramural teams are bein", held.

Academlully, Sandy McMullen ·as awarded a scholarship by P:anhellenic. Several of 19)9's graduating Pi Bela Phis received ptJzes and coveted " A "s.

In rushing, "e Ite busily painting trees :and honer pots. m:aking ubbit and POOh·beu costumes and learning many "hums," for the theme of our fin:al p:arty is "Winnie Ihe Pooh." The teas and dinner parties were \'ery successful.

I n other tltracuricullt activities. AliSOn Gunt and Cathy Sheldon were e[ected to the H ouse Committ« of Cody H ouse. a University College residence. Ka l hy Kennedy has resumed her duties as a coach and manager of an intramu ral basketball team. M:ary Timmins. Lynn Ph ilpot, Sandy McMullen and Signey Paul· sen are vyin, for places on the Varsity basketball team. SWIm· mers are Signey. liz Bell. a nd Pam Putdy. Pam is :also playing on a Vatsit y ground hoch,. team. Even thoush this yeu's IClivities are really still in the em· bryonic Slage, On tn io A is becoming well immersed in the a cademic, social, athletic and cultural life of th e new term.

CATHEIlIN£ SHlIlDON

ONTA RIO B ETA-UN IV E RSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO. C h rcued, Octo ber, 19 }4. Pledae Da y, October 4, 19 '9. Ont:ario B welcomed ei$hteen new pledgcs Ind t enty-nine act ives at t he Ch:apter Con venlJon held o n the week·end of Septembe r 26. A feature tnction were the slidcs of a trip 1I\' hich fnur (If the :actives took in Ihe early summer. The g irls, Diane Hammaf Carol An ne Coutts, Wendy Smith and Joy H onsbe rger, travdled from London to Florida ,!Siting IS many Pi Beta Phi chapters as POuible. The girls made a special point of visiting Ihe Settlement School u Gatlinburl which was the high -light of the trip Connie Lawson and Kath y Smith who spent the summer in Europe abo sho ·ed their slides which e re enjoyc-d by all.

The London Alum nz Club entertained the plt'dges and actives at a barbeque at the home of Mrs Blackburn. Tbis event hu be. come an Innual affair and pro'l'ides In n:cellent opportunity (or past and Present members of t he chapter to bttome betler acqUJinted.

On October 1-'. our pledats and the pledges of r '" Band K A 9 held a joint beatnik pam whicb wu tbol'Ou&hJr enjoyed

THE ARROW Of PI SETA

by :all. The focal point of the evening " '15 :I hunt which mcluded VIsits to all the on campus

A square dance was held for the pledges on N o vembe r 6. A[th oug h few members were very 3dept at foIl01l\'in,l[ the caller, the event W2$ a ro mpin,ll success.

A s this is Ontario Irs r" enty·fifth year on campus, an alumnz reunion was htld on the w«k·end of November 14. Fo rmer members of Ontario B rcturned to l.ondon to meet the present members of the ch:aPler and to remember their years at college.

In the final examinalJon held last May. Diane won a UniveUlty G o ld Medal fo r the highest ,unding in Botany.

PI Ueu Phi s are certainly " 'ell represented in the campus' fall actIvities. Ca161 Anne COUIIS has returned u a .Ma jo rette and JJ lomed by Nancy Kolle and p[edges Sue Pee ver. Diane M urphy and Carole Bro" n. An o ther pledge. Pat Mo loney. is a member of the cheuluding squad. Th is fa ll M:arg H il c hins. and pledges Ann Euns. Nan MO"' r y and Wendy Robe rt so n became members of t he Purple Spur Society joining previ ou s members Martha Farn. comb, Carol A nne Cou tt s, Connie Lawson and Wendy Smi th With such a great begmning the chapte r is bound to have a wonderful year scholastically , socially and fratern:ally.

PLI!OGJ!D Octobe r 4, Bon nie Bayne. Ann Evam. Pat Mo lo ney, Nan M ow ry , Sue Peever, Conn ie SCOtt. J udie Talbot, I.o nd on : I. i n n J erv is. Oi M Urphy, T oronto; Caro l "Brown. Hali fax, N S.: S hirleYln G r ieve , Muico; I.inda J o lly. CI[gary. A I. be rta : Beth Meldrum, Corn1l\'all; He[en P ridh:am, Goderich: Wendy Robert S() n , Kitchener: Bonnie Taberner Burl ing to n: She i lah Tweed ie, H amilton: Marg Westcott. Simcoc. Lo iS JAM ES

ZETA PROVINCE

INDI ANA ALPHA- FRANKLIN COLLEGE. Chartered, 18 88. Pledae Day, Se Juembu 19, 19'9. INITIATED September 12, 19 )9: Lorn:a Britain. Franklin; George Bullard. H olyoke , M ass.; Virginia Cummings, Nancy J o Puckett, Bargersville; Jane Demaree, Perri Ir ish. Barbara Parker, Charlotte Hensley Franldm ; K aren H ibner. Mic higan City: J anie Kesscl, Terre H aute; Anne Lynch, Speed. ay; Linda Suhre, Co lumbus: Peuy T oler. Indiana polis. tilt spring I nd,an:a A 1I\'as 1I\'ell rt'prestnted during the H o n n rs Convocations. Connie Ri chardson was a1l\'uded the "Benjie" for the outsunding ac ltess of the year, and certificates fo r exceptio nal service in the field of dramatics were awarded to Christina Sigmund, Anne Lynch :and Barbara Erland son. Indiana A was awarded the intraAlural basketball trophy. Listed on the A lpha H onor Roll fo r o utstanding scholarship were J ane Demaree , Georgia Bullard. Barb3ta Parlcer. Christina Sigmund. an d Don na Calvin. Se rv ing on th e Ma y Qu«n's Court w as Conn ie Ri chardson. Ja ne Demaree was l in ked for Laurels, u ndtrclass wom en ', h onorary a t the May Day ce re mo ny. Pi Beta Ph i was represented on t he Prom Quten' s court by Linda Cummings.

A fter SI)ending the Summer in many interuting ways. twenty -t1l\'0 Pi Btu Phi s returned to Frankl i n fo r the opening of rush week. At the fini s h of a very busy and successful w«k. golden arrowheads were pinned on fifteen happy gi r ls. The pledfl;es were then fet ed at the tr:aditional luncheon and cooky·shine. Honors at Ihe cooky shine 1I\'ere awarded to Sigmund. ou tstanding senior in Ihe humanities, V ir,llinia Va ndlviu. grade improvement over a three ytar period, Donna Calvin. gra de improvement ove r her sophomore yen. Ja ne Demaree. highest gn.des in f rt'Shma n year, :and J anie Ke ssel, o utstanding pledge.

The .ppearance of the Frank[in campus ""as ch anged con. sideubly during the summer by the comple tI o n of the new men's residence h:all and student cen ter. Work is no w In progress on the ne"" tennis courts which ,.,ill be completed sometimes in the near future.

Becky Redman was choscn IS one of Franklln 's cheerleaders. and Judy Ulrey was chosen as :a Candidate for H omecoming Qu«n Bolh girls are pledges of I ndiana A

PUDGI!D: Jane Betts. Greenwood; Sue Clemmons. V i rainil M ac. Sue Strinhour, Judy Ulrey , Indianapolis: Grace Cleveland. Lmda K eeslmg. Nancy Stout, Anne Tnanter, Franklin: Alice: Gill Needh.m: Barbara Hlthl. Jeffersonville: Rebttn Redman, H ope ; J oyce Thompson. Columbus; and Roberta Wickens. Greensburg. BARBARA EIILANDSON

INDIANA BETA-INDI ANA UN IV E RSITY Char1t!«d, J893 P ledae D.y , Septe mbt!r 24 , 19 '9. I NITIATED Octobe r JO 19)9: Anne K lock, A uburn; Judith A nn M artin 'Connersville : Patricia Urmon, Dunkirk: Connie Ohl. Evansville; ' Alice Chattin: Goshery j. J ane S:ackm:an. Ha mmond ; Susan M ax " 'el l In dianapo l is; Judy H lmsel, J uper: POPpas, Kokomo' Linda Roberts LQweU; Heidi Erns!. )'fu!lcic: Judy Rader. V'alparaiso; I,OYC; H o reln, Wakuusa: Ka y Knesba um \'(Tatten ' Mar ilyn Sell Washington; Julie },! dls. Moline, Ill .: 'jan ice cOffey, Oak Pa;k. III.; CynthIa Peasley, Slron&hurst. Doris McCull ough Wilmette 1[1.; Par H :arvath, Louisville, "'Y ; Arden Campbeil H o bart: Martha Nourse. Indianapolis. " For the thud consecutive yur the members o( Indiana B ""on thell diVISIOn of the :annual Spring Sing. sin&in& a medley o f sonAS from ,clln 1I,,,J Doll} WIth the men of A T D. Also Ian spun. Sherry uae-y. Marga ret M cConnell, Ind D iane Roe were t1ected 10 Mortar Board. Bevetly Mead ""as chosen for PleIades. the junio r actiyilies honorary Those chosen (0 1 En o mene, activ!tiu honorary .""ere Jan Ke Coffey. He idI Ernst. Ka y Julie Mdls CoOOl e ObI, Gndy Peasl ey, and '.ne Sackm.an.

Upon Ilriving 11 the Ind i.n. c&mpus this bU, not n nly uswl frtshmen confused .nd lou. but bcultr members and upper c1aumen also 5«n .nd sn rcbinl , fb lbntin c H.lI • new stOry hum.nitin buildlDg. and .n .ddltlon to Union the causes for questionin& loob, PI Phis embarked on a busy season 'ith Dad', ' cUcnd the first event, The memben their fathers .t a football lame, dloner.• nd a cooky·shine, second ,td:end Barbara Goins "15 elected of the S""eater H o p sponsored annually by Skull and Crescent, An open house ""as held October 4 for the: SUlDm(r pledges, Fonnal teas .'ue held October 17 and IS for the 1109 fresh· men interestw in tuSh in January , On October 24, Pi Stla Phi ioint<! ""ith men oE Z B T for the fall carnival. a campus United Fund project. Their booth featured. movie parody of "High Noon" surring membeu of the t.·o

PUOGIO : Grollina Saum , Niles, Mich ,; Ann HaytS , Evans · ville; Blrban. Enns Wabash; Beverly McIntosh. Paoli; Peggy Meyers. Columbus; Suzanna La""renceburg.

DEBORAH WALDEN

INDIANA GAMMA-BUTLER UNIVERS I TY, Channed, Auaull 27, 1897. Pled.e D.y, Septembe r 12. 19n. INll1ATED, April 12, 19)9 : Susan ArmslrOnlkPII CavoSLe, Paula Dlstelbout. Judy Gray, Sybil Hudlins, Judy itt, Pope:, Ellen Po rteous, udy RosenbelrY, Ann Schumaker, Jndra napOlis; Kathuine Blair, Asbland, Mus .; Bonme Briggs, Fort Wayne: Toni Ferris, Ander· son: Lan. Shaw. Nc"" Hann; .nd Sharon Tucker. Logansport.

The Call Kmester (or IndIana l' be,an wilh much ""hich ""as durins rush, The chapter added twen(y·threc new due to the combined of its mcmben.

TMse Pi Beta Phis will be 'dive in various ca mpus org'niu· tions this year: Janet Guver .nd Pat Crook as social co-cha irmen for A,W .S,: Ja net Grl1'er as oE both Y .W.C. A _ .nd Morta r Bo.rd; Barbara Voss will serve on tbe W,R.A. advisory board and IS president; and Pal Crook is tre:asurer oE A K 1:.

Mr. J I. Holcomb, president of the board of directors for Butler has presented a '100.000 carillon u a gilt to the Tbe ClLrillon h ic h IS placed at the highes t point on the campus overlook in, Holcomb and Lake:. will produce 366 individual bell

Last lo.by, the Pi Beta 'Phis were among those chosen for cia" honoraries, Ther include thc lollo""ing: Susan Annslrong, Katherinc Blair, Bonnie Briggs. Paula Distelborst, Lana Shaw, Sybil Hu d· ,ins, Ju dy Rosenberry, and Ann Schumaker. Spun, sophomore women's honorarY; Barbara Vou, Cbimes. junior o men', ho n or· ary: S.ndra TemD lin , Janct Guve r and Nancy Bush, Mortar Board. At the Matrix banquet by e 1; 4t, Barbara Voss .n award fo r her outstanding activit ies

Sonia H arm 11''' chosen to be on qurtn 's court fo r the Innual ",00 Mi le Ra cc" mechanic's Judy Rosenberry md N.ncy Wachter represen t In diana l' as for the foo tball and basketball I.mes,

PLEDGI!D: ur olyn Boots. hnet Eyden. K ay Hensel. Cynthia H opinl. Mary Jo K endall. KIY Marburgcr. Suun M orro w Julie In dianapolis: Karcn Strgstrom. Rock.Eord. III.; Rebecca Bro""n. Carolyn DiXOn. Pa oli; Susan Copeland, Lafayettc; J oan Joyce Grigsby, Frenc h Lick; T on i Hodsd on. laGrange, 111 .: Nancy Hu nt, South Bend: Sandi Jacobs. River· side, Ill.: Emily Kurtie, D«rfield Stach. Fla.; l enni K irklin: Sondra M oon, Noblesville; Rebecca Obenauf. Pon tiac. Micb.: Ellen N orthb rook. Ill.; and Nancy Wachter, Glenvie"", Ill. MAAY Jo HAIlOING

INDIANA DELTA- PURD UE UN I VE RSIT Y. Cha l1ered , 19 21. Pled ,e D.y. Febru.ry 14, 1960, Purdue started off right beating N o tre in the first home football game, aidt<! by a "Pluck Luc k " sigo from the Pi Stu Phis made in coalition with the 4> e's, Alth o u,h actlYities just started , have already snatched four poSitions for Mock Poli tical Convention, to be held th is sp ring, Marge Erkilctian, Ruth Ann Cornish, Harlan \Vilson. and Diane Burt .re o n committees for the .U-campus .ctivity, H onon coming ou r way late last sprin& and dUling the sum' are numerous, Ou r Ann Brockman received a ' )00 schnlarship for bdn,e the outstanding sophomore in Home Economics school. chapter sang in the University Sing finals unde r the leadership nf N.ncy Hadley Garsung.

Selected for Angel Flight Chris Hultman, Jeanne Ed· mond, Ind Harlan Wilson. Jill received a jun io r job position .t Student Union, Susan Guyton is on the Senior Class Council: Jill and J eanne Edm o nd are on the Juni o r Class Council.

WBAA, Purdue radio lution. chose Ann Brockman and Jeanne Edmond l o r tbe J unior Managing Board; and Jea nne was the outstand ing nUt year 'o lk award at \VBAA.

Barbara Clingman and Edmond will represent Pi Beta Phi on the Studen t ·Fa culty this year, The chapter nabbed the first place Co·Rec baseball trophy three days before Khool as out, In the queen department, Susie Bartlett .nd Sandy Forbes "'ere nn thc May Qut'Cfl CoUlt: Nancy ikiriger .as on t he 4> K e COurt. Sandy Jrwln u A T 0 sweetheart. and Harlan Wilson .'as on the court, Jeri Paskins, .fter being ArT .",,«theut at M oton In stitute at Flint, Mich, • ·ent on to grab n.uonal ArT QueeD , J UDY Coos

INDIANA EPS ILON-DEPAUW UN r VERSITY Chartend, 1942. Pled,e Day, September 24. 19l9_ Back at college, the PI Beta Phil nmembcr last sprina: wben Betsy was capped Eor Mortar Board, Nonie Wyandt as cro""ned A X A Crescent Girl .nd received the state a""ard for the best scholauhip program, and Susie Crabb as the recipient of the State Chapter ServICe Award, The ch'Pler ""as proud to the: NIta Hil i Stuk. Vase for the best bistory.

Betty Sue Garner, Liz K ins. Ka re Lewis, Jane M orriJ, Tricia Myen, Phyl Osborn, and Sue Strickland made the deao's lIS t Wtlcomcd back from studying in Europe were Jane Bo""man and Kay Greene. Welcomed back, alJo. from a ync', absence. • ere the I Xs in tbclt ne"" house next door, Calkins. Ginny Nelson. and Sally Smith represent Pi Bela Ph i on the cheerleading squad.

Candidates Eor H omccomin,e Quten in Octobe r include Pi Beta Phis Carolyn Phillips and Kay PU:OOfD: Di.n Alfrey , Syracuse; Carolyn Bohannon, Ncw Albany; Suzanne Doud, L. Gunse. lII'i Martha Forester Mil · 'aukte. Wis,; lo.hry Jane Ubanon; Kathleen St Lou is. M o, ; Barbara Klingner, Springfield, Ohio; Marg o t T o ledo, Ohio; Nancy Markham, Ann Arbor, Mich,; Marilyn Man sfie ld, Ohio: Barbara River FOrnI Ill.; Carolinc Mu. ic k, Mendota , III. : Susan Parker, Indianapolis; Nancy Phillips , Valparai so: Reid. Chicalto. JlL; Patricia Su, Cro""n Point: Sue Walker, Dayton. Ohio; Marilyn Warrenton, M o,; Barbara Wells, Decatur. III.; Zabel. Brownsto""n,

CELIA WILSON

INDIANA ZETA-BALL STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE. Charlend, Au,uat 2), 19l2. Pled ,e D ay, 16, 19 59. I NITlAT[D, April 19, 19)9: Ann Kincaid. EI""ood ; Sue Ikrlien, Suun Craig. Susan FlightMr , Janeann Thomas. Ft , Sara Ste""lft, Frankfort; Barbara Stringer, Nanq Williams, Hamm o nd. Ctrolee Atk inson, Hund ington' Karm H ied, Adra IndianaPOlis; N.ncy LlnJa M oss, Karen Yen na. Kokomo; Sandra Baughman, Mish'''''aka; Lind. Marsh. Muncie; Barbara Smyers, Munster i. Virginia Lee Patterson, RushyilIe; Marilyn Ranier. South Ikna; Dixie Bro""n, Warren.

Indiana Z is prnud of the recognition its members have reo ceived as individuals and as a chapter durin&: pUI

Tapped for Clavia women's h onorary "ere Paula Boleriack Gruber and Sue Barbara Bailey, Nancy Leininger. Rosie Roo f. and Jeri Trusty wcre selected as outstandins seniors and on Dean 's Lis t WIS H. ttendorf.

Rec ogn izt<! as an ou tstanding iunio r in home economics was Sue Spitler, Sue was also selected IS student staH (or this Judie Meuninck was 8 X Dream Girl and Sedien served on the Military- Ball court, LISt spring I ndiana Z was pleased to place three more trophin in suite. placcd fint in the sho"" ith the skit "I.ittle Bit of Luc k." Under the direction of Sally Simpson, they won first place in the all·school sing with "In th e Still of the Night." And placed first in the A X A Bike ,a·Tho n f OI nutstanding costumes, Ruth Neel was chairman of Freshma n Camp and serving as counselors Sandra Baulhman, Susie Craig, .nd Pat Stratton. Sue Bellien is recording secret2ry of Student Execurive Cnuncil and Sharon Ronneau is r«reation dirKtor on StUdCllt Center Goyerning Board. Other chairman of Student Center committees Judie Meuninck , Jocne Wagnor. and Sprungu, Members o f K 6 n education honorary are Paula Boleriack Gruber. Sharon Ronneau, and Sue Ruth and Sue Brochvogel ""ere initiatt<! into t A H speech and honor· ary; pledges o f 1; A I music honorary are Sandra Ann Kincaid h and Virginia · Ltc Pattenon; president and hi storian of '" T 0 ome: economicJ honorary are Suc Spitler and Lois Chisman respectfully Workinl on Ball State N""s staH are Gynie Sprunler, n""s editor; J oa n Trusty, editor; Sue BrC)(' hvogel , businus managu; .nd Carole assistant society editor,

At the the Ball campus is preparing for home· coming and chairman o f various homecoming activities .re Judie Meuninck, Gynie Sprunlcr, Ruth Ned, and Judie Pi Beta Phis are ushering at all convocations fall quarter as their to school.

Hatt e rdorf. a 19)9 graduate, \ll'1S one of only two women admi tted to the I ndiana University Sch oo l of La",', SIIA.ON RONN JlAU

ETA PROVINCE

KENTUCKY ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF LOU I SVILLE. Ch.rtered, Octobe r 9, 1921. P ledge 0.1', September 20, 19l9 A second place honon in t he U, of L Barber · shop Qu.rtet Contest and the annual fraternity ·sororlty Fryber,etr Sing. both held lut sprinl!:, At Fryberger Sing. Beverly Hener M y La""rence Irw in. Barbara M iles tapped for MOrlar Board. T apped Eo r membership to a sophomore wo mm's honorary, Jane Harmon PeIJgJ' Choate. and En Griffith Mary Bev Wade ""as selected Outstanding Senior "" o man, Lut fall's pledlC clus ""as awardt<! the Scholarship Trophy presented .nnually by K .0.. The chapter is first in scholar· ship 00 campus, Lois CliHord m:eived thc t<!itonhip of the Thoroughbred.

U ( L AOnU.l1. Flvt: PI 8th Phis art of camru ' Uf !l:anlZlll ons. S<lIu.h Bake-f. Internol i io nal Rdall ons Club; J lnt Harn}(ln , (.'('os: I mcl:a K amblch. '\?c:stminisrtr Club: Loil CliR"flId, Student Natlnn:!] Educat ion Associ.ui nT!: and 8arhu l Miin P i Deha Elected to the Student .xnalt for tht cuminI' lear "'ere Mu y L.Ul'rtn(c in. linda K amblch. Peg/(' Ch o alt, "nd EVil Grltfllh. Barbna M iles u d«:ud VICt preSI dent Hf the St udent Cfluncil.

R t l !i:nlnj/; U .l + S.'«tnun .lind EngrnC'Crs ' Ouuo rnrecti\'d y ere Beverly H U i tt and J udy Smysu Sarah BlI ktr PhyllI S Bader , and M;Hr b ·rtnct lr"" in WCft tx c nllnjiCt students Ih is summer In PL.OCI'D ; (onny Carin , Lmda (auddl. Carroll DeHln Dlnl Gllth.lm, Dian" H ud. J udy H ellOn, Ml ddyn K at l Jo)' MIddle ' tnn , M arilyn Rm u. SUSln Sdmeider. Sandrl Smith. Me red! t h 5"',nn. A nn \\: I dkinson.

Ew, GRlff lTlI

TENNESSEE ALPHA-U NIV E RSITY OF C HATTANOOGA C h.n end, 192J Pl edKe D .y, Sep l embe r 16 , 1959. I NCTIATI O, 4. 19)9 ; Marlene W r ight. Chatlan ooga ; M artha J onn. Cle \'eland; Frances "n n Cux. Lo ng Beac h , Calif. T enne,see A has s Urted I/us se m ester o fT with many hnnms. aWMds, :and aClivlties. In t he line o f sPOrts Gaylor H )Idel is 1 JunIOr ch('('riuder. and Mug lret Brom ley lIS selected lOto memo bership of M ocen es. In hon o ury athletic organiu t ion. M a r ilyn Voges i, the on l y female C3pla in of a men 's nrsity TennIS T eam She hu brnu,ll:h l publicily to Pi Be t a Ph i by having her pi cture and a ""' nte -up in T"" t M:&g.uine. Last spunlit ""e nn s.e<ond place in the S""' im M eet. a ne ly organized lnter-futernltY con test. "Io n,ll: the line of 111enl Tht e""trs;l)' Erh Q. the sch oo l is e(h led by the ne"" Iy mUlled H elen BHrell Gr('('n Three of nur members are st df editHrs o f th e school yeHboo k the II I " uall".

Gay lo r H olde r Pa tsy K aylo r and Ma rglre l Bromley. Ma ry " nn M eredIth ""' U c hosen M "ua}'" Beau ty wilh Pa tsy K aylor ""'i nnin« fuurth place rn the ume C.IOI('5I (;Jylor H ulder ;as chtlsen D leJm

Girl of " K ,\ Fr a tern Ity M:& tl l yn V O,ll:es is the SC'cnhrY-!fusure r o f the Student B' )dy; and Margaret Bromle y, s«relJry of the Junio r cbss Bu th gIrl, are on the H ono r Cuun c il. We hlVe Ihue members for the yur "n Ihe Dormrtury Council, Cour tne y M c C3mpbeil. Pa tsy K aylur. 3n d Marga re t Bro mley.

Lut spring \ on second pbce in the annual Blue Key Follies, t hird place in ,, 1I·Smg. lnd firs t place in se h o13rs h lP fur t he pled,ltes. Emily Calla ay o n Ihe Er h o Alum ni awltd Th e Pi Bell Ph i hlS a ne · loo k , " especially t he PO der room ",,' hich has been redecofl ted. and the \lvlnll; r oom " ' hich has a new carrxot T his ne look " ill ", ive r ise III J " Bea tn ik " Plrty on Oct obe r 16 to be ,II: ;\'e n by th e actives f,)! the pled,ltel \'<I e are 311 " 'ell acquai nted nnw after the s l umber P3rty. enjoyed by all. after the fi rs t f"ot bail itam e. PLF oc,£D; J ean BailI e. M ar garet Chrut noiCh t Carolyn Cbyron, Barbara D al to n. Vicl"e Dan iel. " I ildred FOliO. Ginny Fos t t'r. " nnJ Sue Giles. Suun H u :&rd Belly Kief er. Plt Nurris. Carolyn Payne J udie Smuh. Mary Scott Thach , M ickie Wlde. "l ice Wril{ht. ChatunOOjl:a: Susan Com pton. J ane H uffmln, G lo m \-"; ' il l ill ms, Oak Rid ge P AT Sn PH [N'>ON

TENNESSE E B ETA-VAND E RBILT UN IV ERS ITY Chu· tered , N ovember 9, 194 0 Pledg e Da y, Jan u.ry 28, 1960. (sln ,n.m 10 19'9 ; Ann Dobson. Shuley Freeman Iktty Tha cks t o n. Nashville : Lila Fuzel!. Cha tt anooga ; J ane Robison. PellJ!-y Smith. M emph,,: "hulyn M cG r egor, Cbrksville: J ane H nna I.ouisv ille. K y : Belli Bro n. J ackSOtl. MI ss.: April FIs her M IamI. Fb .; j udy H nl ke, HuuslOn. Tex .: "n n 'h lle r Dall as, Tex .; H aruet H o pklOl MU SCltlOe, l o a: "nn Kl gey. j 3ne ROKers Ca t hy Yuunlt. "t lanu , Ga.: li nda Loy. NeVlda M o.: Gall Rasmussen, Webster Grnves. Mo.: D ian l Sh3nklin, Elklon. K y. S('\'e",1 members nf Tenne ssee B ere 10 sen-e on Ihc vuious publlotions staffs. J. ind l W ' illl:&ms. ClIhy Y oun g " nn K agey, EUJj:cnla Che rr y, Luq ue K err. H 31flet H o pkins , :&nd Apr i l FI sher ""' ill d o ork o n the year book Tht Co wutl otimt. V3n K irtley and j ulte Scheffer ""' ill serve a) society c,,·ed ltors on Th t II J1J lltr scaff. CynthlJ. H asflngs represents PI Beta Phi o n th e Publicati o ns 8 Hard.

Spunlt elcct tOns found seveul jl: rrls of I he " no""'" t3klnlt t hc Ita\' c! III hand for the comm,J.: yell. B,ubafl Grayson. cha pter nt u ab., dClied proldcnt of the Social Standards Com · ml ll ee. Pat Ha,J.:!urd is th e ne president o f t he V ande r bilt Uni · verslty Theater , lnd Belly " nn CurUs se rv es ;as cha irmln nf th e "d"i50ry Council f.1I freshmen and tun sfe n t n the VanderbIlt (ampus. SlOce I he A dVIsory Coun Ci l are I he first lit i rh hi the pr. )s pco::li\c Tennessee Il " ' as IOrtunate 10 el Jl:ht member' el«ted to rhe council. Pe}IoJO C" krill. Jul Ie heffer Ellen Pu rson, 0 t MartIn Caro l O ' Dln lel. Blrbara H Ancock I.lOd, Loy. and Shawn LIJl: tln "'ere o n durinfl; 10 1 meet .Ill I he ne "'" C.l·WS.

Checrleading electi ns Jl:a\e Tennessee B Ihree of the cf)- eds "n the ch('('tlnlt squJ.d Tush Ch3mp l'JO. JAne Rnlten. and Ellen Purson are 1,)(. I" ng fo r""ard 10 nrSl foo l ball fl;J.me :u cheerluders.

X 's Ihink !kIlY "nn Curtiu in In ide.lll gul. so they chose her t o .liS then for 19'9-60. Beny " nn "" AS "cry actl\'e laSt )'ur o n the Studen t Senilte and ""'.15 tlPped along"" uh PJ.t Haggard fo r M Olu! Board.

T he were n u l t o be o ut d o ne by I he acti"es 5<) orgamzed orefully and In out 10 "" In the X Derby O.llY cup

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

The o th er pled,.:e ("ould no t cumpere "" 1Ih rhe snappy PI Beu P hIS, And (",}{)§eQuen dy B n, )",,' boasts 1 lo \ely , new IInphy Among campus activllies that find Pi Bet:& PhI members enthususllcally ""'o rbng are the H ono r Council :&nd I he Studen t ChuSllln " ssocia t JO n. A nn K agey and EURenia Cherry "'ere e l eered t n t he H o nor Council fo r the f:& 11 semester. and Eli\(' D u bson, [lien p :U50n Peyto n Cockrill. and Connie Slegrut un the summer cou nci l. Euge n ia Cherry 15 co,chair man o f th e /unlUl clus in the S.c. " :&nd se rv es Ith Barbara Han cock nn th e Kcneul Clbillet. Van K i rtley is 3 m ember of Ih e senIor cabi n et (,f Ihe S. C. " " nn K llitey and A nn Dobson ""ere selecl ed 10 the members hip o f the I OIus Eaten, an hon o ury ,J.:roup fo r sophomo re sirh. j :& n e R obison is a member of the M ele ti an!. a Illerary 50ciel y fo r under,ll:radu3le women. Bar blU Ma ssey is the Spon sor of th e Aqu atIC club J.UCY Lee K err IS vice pres ident. M rs. I nez R iggs, the ne m Ol her. :&Ire:ad y o n Ih e hearts of T ennessee B. " tea was plaon ed in her h o n o r 10 in tr oduce her to the whole campus, a nd also to sho \<" o ff the r edec o rat ed c hapter Rush 3nd ho mecoming com e ithin th e S3me m o nth th is fall Sf) Il is busy finishing the fin:al pl3ns, Amo ng fall plan s is a l SO') included a trip t o the PI Bel l Ph i Senlement School in G:&tllOburg

CONN I I! S II:CR IST

TENNESSEE GAM M A-UN I VERS I TY OF T E NN ESSEE _ Ch. " ered, M ay U , 1948. Pledlle O 'Y. October 4, 1959_ I NITIA'"ED. April 19, 19)9; Gale Buc hanan Mary\ jJ le: Mar y Belle C ox, Jane M ou lt o n , K inlj:SPO rt ; Phyllis M yers. Brenda Clemen l K noxville: j udy Loy, Clinto n: Celia Wright Gr('('nville ;H e len Idd lOs. j efferson Cl l y; M el i ndl M an ley , Gatlinburg; J .lIne Th omp · son. Cente r v ille; Carole Spooner , Asheville. N.C.

I NIT IATED, OCl obe r 4 19'9; K aren J am mes, Clevebnd: Judy \X/ estb roo k , Phyllu S""' ann. Chatunoog3 : MImI L('(' ClIes. M lll · InltlOn; j eanette Gordon. "tl1 nl1, Gl.: Con n ie Cox. GlIlinburlit. Tennessee I' m e m be rs relU rned eagerly t o th e University of Ten · nessee campus Ih is fall to begin rush. R ush ""'eek ended $cp l ember 28 :&nd the club en l e rt ained the ne w pledges and ac ti ves "" l l h a buffet suppt r All t enty·fo ur ne"'" pledges en , oyed th eir pledge d ance o n O ctober 2 1

Cclil Wrighl and Phy ll is S""' ann ""'ere r ecent l y chosen as mai oret tes fo r th e " Pride o f the Southl:&nd Band " here a l The University C uo lyn Patton w as c h ose n u o ne of six l OP Vo lunteer Beauties. S anh And erson no holds the positio n of Ne s Ed ito r for the Ora,,«t a"ti IT'' hilt , our o ffi ci31 sc h oo l K.ay D i l lon "'U named co·chair mln for H o mecomi ng Fo ur Pi Beta Ph is hlve be-e n c h osen :as sopho more aid s for t he fre s hnun d o rm. They arc Connie Cox. Clara Cox, H elen Iddin s. and Jan e Th o mp5 o rl. T ennessee I' too k second pbce i n Ih e sc h olars h i p r ating for SPllng qUlrter. J ane Tho mpson ""'15 tapped for A A .1 , se h o l u l ic honorary for \<'"Ome n. P lEoc" l> : Kathr yn Bon d "tl anu; Fran Murphreesbo ro: Nancy Cuffmln, Cleveland; Pat sy Oon:&hoc. Caro l ()ych. Paul a H alte wood. Pat Hoff Gatlinburg; Anne Godda rd Dandr ids e; H o pe H olco m be, J. indl Rh oden. L in da Swanson. Chattlnooga: Jul ia Stone. K in .ll: spo rt : Pall i St r ic k Clrole M cCormic k K aye Smith , SuSln K ader/y. Marg3 r et Ke lso, Em ily S.lIffold , K noxville: PalSy M oss. Nashv i lle; Lind3 K oger, Falls Church, V a Nan c y Sams, White Pine: Linda Sey fr ied, 03k R idgt'. GALE BUCHANAN

NORTH CA ROLINA ALPHA-UN I VERS I TY OF NORTH C AROLINA Chutt red. 1923. Pl e dg e D.y , Octobu 5 , 1959. I NITIATED. SePle mber 12. 19'9: M a ry 81 i lc-y. K e ",,' ly: D i ana H u · m ono Greensboro: Plula Quick P ortland. Ore. ; " nn Sh ,.., Che"" M d.; V irgiOia Vann. Dunn

Bonrtz ""' as ele<ted c h:& ir ma n of Residenc e Counci l and Slndy T ro tma n ""' as elected chlirman o f H onor Council. Both girls also served on I he Orientatio n CommIttee Sue Wood u elected s.e<ret.llIY o f the Studenl Body, lnd Cynthi:& Gran l is the ne"'" secretary o f the senior class.

DIAna Har mo n "" as ele<l ed to serve o n H onor Council, Cynthl.ll Grant IS .lI member o f the Y\XI CA Cabinet and Sally Pullen has a ro le 10 t he musical production of t o be produced in late October Ori enution counse/ou ere Caro l yn K ing sle y Nancy T urner. " nn H aulOger. and J oday LHl on. Sue \'<I oo:>d "'U c hosen .lIS .lI cheer/e3der.

Cl1l re Ha nner ""' as the Q ueen of Lonsohd aud Univenity Da y. Sue Summe rson is t he S ",,'eel heart of !: X 3nd M ary Ba iley is t he "TO S ""'eetheart I n the Spring. Cuul "U the runner-up lO the M ISS Chaptl H ill Contesl. Carol Lynn J o hnson "" H the M!l lury Bl11 Q ueen at StAte C III;II e. 3nd Sandy I ro tman ""' a s t he M ilitary Ball Q ueen here at UNe.

In t he spnnlj:, Ihe chapter enj o yed :& Fflunden' D3Y party here _Ith the PI Bct-a Phis fr om Duke , and Ihe faculty ""ere hon o red It the Fa cu lty Tea. Fall 5o'1('ial cven ts include p a rt ies wllh \ 0 , !: :\ E 1\ !: II 1\ -\ and .1 K There ·as Iso a B lg· Lm le SUler pJ.rly tlO Ocrober I) al "" hich tunc th e BIg Sluers treated theu Imle SI$I('rs 10 , $leak dlOner.

The :&Iumn;c- club has constructed a ne"" fll'<ed parklnlt lo t ""' nh 1 ""' JII and s t epS fo r we o f the PL £OClD. October ,. 19'9 ; J udnh " Ibergo lli. Or.lngeburg. S .c. : Nan G r ay A tkinS, At lan l :&, G : Ste""'art Balcer , Flav ia LeU Y, Shrevl:POrt. La ; Geo rg ia Fuller Ada Ellen H oell , Wash ington; Suun GfC'\Ilach. Ch3rxol H ill; \X' endy H obson, Chuloltesvdk, VA .: NJ.nq j o hnson " ,he,·,lIe; EmmA Smllhncld ; Cu o lyn

THE A llOW OF P I BETA PHI

Kelley. ArlmJCI',". V.; P,H ,i ci, Lllchfidd. j,dc.son: Jacquelyn Kelly Lufy P'lilack Klng!t fln; Mart ha M c Kln nty. AU l'ld l. G,.; Dorolhy Ma y. Du,ham; Lmda Moose. Albtmarlt; Junne MOSie,. Grttnvllle ;G lhnme POlle r Bt.uf o n ; AlICe RISltn Hounon. Telt .; Rebecca Ro benon, R" btrsonville; Pal flci a Su,' yer, \\7e,veO".lle; Kan: Sh,fter, G rtt'nsboro.

SASDaA JEAN TIIOTN AS

NORTH C AROLINA BETA- D U KE U NIV E RSITY Chu· (ued, 1911. Pl f dKe D. y, Occ ob.! r 8, 19 )9. N o rrh Carolina 8 had a Ulhtt compJ.caled ru sh sch edu le due 10 Ihe fact (hat o u, P,nhdlenlc bUI lding "'15 condemned as a fire hUlI,d .nd ""e "ere fo rced t u ,ush m a clus room. But SPII HS re ' malntd undllunled and lifter nine dan of elttC'ns,\'e rushmg. "'e g:athtred r-.fntr top pledg« On Oct obe r 8. pledgmM :and the ,nnua pledj(e banquet ""ere held al Ihe Grolina Coun lry Club, The fall promlSts to brJtlg many socia l lICIIVi,," meluding several part lts ""Ith futern,lIU nn WtSl , and of co urse Iht annual G o lden Triad pkdge dance hdd i nm !!y ""ilh the K K r and K A 9 Fo r Ihe firsl time thi s year ,,-e plan 10 have a buffe l supper afler the homeco mlnK game 10 welco me all Qur back to Duke Add ing 10 the festivities will be our two candid lies fo r hOrT\K o ming quten, Myrna Pope and j udy H eckwth. ho IS also the c hairman o f the Fr" hman A dvisory ccuncil and a member of While Duchey al ung ith Mary Rhamsl ine. PLEDGED. Oclo Mr 8. )9 '9: j ayne Williams , Paducah , Ky.: Pa tti Ro btrl$ Teaneck N J ; Btrte (,arrtll Malia n; Ho lly H ic ks Ma son City. 10 ""a; Sue Carolyn J o nes. Sparltnburg. S C.; j ean I nnes. I.allranllt' , Ill.; Ann Ir in. Pittsburgh , Pa : Pli sy Davis , Richmond. Va .: Kill en H o rack Ne Orleans La .; Ckbby Gallup, Sue Curry. Ind Ia napolis Ind .; Contlle Finfrock Wintn Park Fla .; 1.1l. \X' aten. Ta mpa , Fla .; Edwards. M iami. Fla .: Diana Graham. [knver , Colo.; Sandra H arrison M adison. Ky .; RUlh I.upton Burlinllt.ln; Kalie Ma son, Norfolk. Va : Fran ces H Itchcock. La""renceville, N j

ANNE SWANV

SOUTH CAROL I NA ALPHA-U NIV ERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Chartered, 1928 O cto bu

$ou lh Ca rol ma A is now busily engaged in ru s h For Ihe first time II the unlvemty. ru s h ""ill lut t "O ",ttkJ. havmll begun Ocrober 4 and continuing thr o ugh Oct obe r I"'. The Panhellenic Council hopes that I he 10nlltr rush period ill give mt mbel5 and rushrtl a chance to Stl to kn o · ea ch ol her beller be fo re pledging 1'1 50 . the quOlI llmiulion sySlem ' ill be tried fo r the nrs l lime III ma.ny years

Du r inK dectio ns in th e sp ring. Marth3 Dabbs "':as elecled sec rtl ary· lre l$u,er of the sophomo ' e elus and J ane Coffman "15 elected secretary treasurer of Ihe juni or class. I n the Panhdltnic elections in April j n Lynn H uffma n wa s elected seertla ry for thi s year J o Lynn was also o ne "f tw n de l t'ga t n 10 the Southe:aslern Panhell enic Conference he ld during April at Fl o rida Su re Unlver· slty. T:allaha utt. Fla Man y ne "" members ·ere a. ccePted in to th e Euphrosynean !.ilenry Soc iel Y in t he sp ri ng. j o Lynn H uftm3n a n d J d l Ryon ",'e'e elecled sec rellry and critic respe ctively o f t his orgamu l ion for this Ytar. D ul \X'a rner. Claire Hutto, and Becky Fmky were attendanl S m th e USC May Colur t The Pi Btla Phis did Ihem selvu p , ou d by camurmg fir st pbce in the annual So rorily Siunt l\:lght • llh the i r skl l , " El Oi se. " J ill Ryon as selected M aid of Chi Psi FUltrtllry.

T he Pi Bell PhiS are proud o f Iheir chaNt r since I he mem o bers ·o rked IOgelher 10 pb ce Ihe fratermty in the numbe r on e scholaSl ic poillion amon,lt all campus o rganiuIi o ns Of course. th is '" as not due to the o rk of anyone member. Bul the chapler nllurally is quile proud of Mary Savage ho IIradualed magna cum bude and numbtr one in her gradua t ing elass in Augu s t OUI of a poss ible perfect record o f 6.00(1, M ary compiled 1I '.91(1 o vet all avtrage

A campuS·.lde drop in as held Se-p lember 21 in Ihe soro nty room. Th is "u an especial l y en lOyabl e evening. since i! oftered a second OpO rlunlty t o meet many ne.· sl udenu

The USC manhinK band Ihis yen has :a ne.... look -i l has maiorettu for the first lime In many years. Th ree of Ihe fou rt rtn gill s selected 10 lead Ihe band Ih lS year art mtm bers of PI Btu Ph i. j ean Carull. Pat Turner and Dollie GrlY j o Lynn H uffm3n ·u a re ciP Ient IIf "ne o f 1""0 S ' OO schoI3rshi ))5 a'" arded each yur III ri si njC ,uni ors by Burlingt o n Indu s t rit:s.

The Chap!tr is looking for.ard "'Ith uCllemen l to D«tmber )0 "'h en th e blcnnial Arro w Slll "'111 be hetd for Pi Bet3 Ph is. dal ts. and Iheir KU t:s IS J o LY NS H UfFMA N

THETA PROVINCE

ALABAMA ALPHA_B IR M I NGHAM SOUTHERN Char· rere d, Occ obu 7 1927. Pledge D. y, S e plembe'l' 29, 1959. I ",,· ITIA n D, Ap,,1 21:. 19'9: Anne tle Fu ler Marga ltl SmtIh. Drane Y "un ll: , Hlrm lO li:ham ; H nuse, Mu nford. Spring q uarter u really an "uts lanumg qua tier Bett y Scru/o:jts • ' IS de cled VICC president OIf the Student Body .nd Marll artl H ouse. Betty l utt rell. and Jerry T a l um .tte el«ted IS reprC'StnU ' tlVes 10 Student (;()vernmtnt A SSOCla !ion. Jer ry Ta! um and Beny Scruggs ere upped fo r M o ,ur Bond. Selected for Triang le Club membersh Ip _er e Sherrill l.amPPln, Betty I.uttrell. Marg:a re l Smith. and Glnl!l;er Wil son. j3n Gober, Bell ) LUllrd l. a nd Ginger \"( Iilso n Wtre sc:l« ted ;IS

Prei lden tJ S<.hnlars-an h<lnonrY $Iudy /i:!HUP of OtIaundm/( frtsh · men chosen by tht Prtildtnl of B"mmll:ham · Juthern.

Lelsc:r Ch,ndler had Ihe female lead m the CulJe/i:t Thuue s Sl'lIng producllon " V lllt 10 a Small Plane!.· '

Bttry I. ullretl. Eillne Myers and Sara Stnlom .ere eI«ted III t he Ma y Oil' Cuurt lut §pIIng.

Ala bam. A fimshed o ft a lOp scholastic rur by .mnm/i: Ihe scholarshIp cup SPring quarter. The pledge elus also Ihe Clry Pa nhdlenic Scholanhlp Cup fo r the highest clUJ "trage

The Pi Btu Ph i Icam ·on the sohball tr o phy spun K" quarter. Carolyn Fe rrell, Btny Scruggs. and j erf')' Tat um _ere sc:lecled In the lOP te n spo ru omc:n last year.

The chap te r .as hono red in OClober by a \'isl t from the Grand P,esidenl. M il. A lice Weber Man sfiel d

PL[DGI D: Cdesle jac kson. j oan Rivers Bllmmgham; Mar y Ed· "'ards. M obtle; S.lrbar. G"d frey Florence; Lrt H elren. Tallahaute, I. mda M alhis. Ellen SI«d, Boll.; Bttty Wl)od ard Tusc al oosa: Barb ara FerKU $Un, Fll r burn , Ga.: j oYCt Ann Sharpe. Emily Tubb Pensacola. Fla

DIAN I! HA U ISOS

ALA.BA M A BETA - UN I VE RS I TY OF ALA BA M A C h ' l'(ued , September 19, 1949 Pled,e D.y, Stplembu 1 1, 19 )9. I NITIATW , October 7. )959 : Erm Bngl(s M iami, Fla.; [)(,nna Flyn n. St. loUiS. Mo .: Slurnn j ern*an. And:alusia. Th e chapler Vo IS stCond In sc ho larship io Ihe sp lln/( sc: mtsler

Margaret M cClin l o n .as c h ose n as a beauty 10 Iht Coro lla ye ar · b JO k Ellen Haas WIS apPOinted c hallm:an of ·omen ·s ludiCiary c,)u nci l and SC'cond o f Associated W o men Studenl5. She "" IS also dected nllional vice·prt'Sldent of A WS

Shlron Russman ", U chosen ISsistanl head of Ih e chrtrlead ers fo r Ih e coming rear. Connie Archer "":a s c hose n IS alternlte c heerleader 00 the SGA leg lsla lure are Lou Ann Mulllmks. School nf Ed uca t ion and I.mda Lal1\b(rl School o f Mall o r y Wilkerson " ' n chosc:n M ISS Crimson Tide ""hlle Rosemary Eppe r· son ""n chosm MI SS Com merce Da y. Lioda I.am bnl and Sharon j trnig'n '(le IllPPtd as members o f Ml) rlllr Board, the hiKhes t h onu r for .-omro nn ou r ca mpus Sh ar on jerOl/(an received Ihe Oul slanding Transfer A""ard In It'S first yur of uis tence /(lri S we rt upped inlo \ ,\ .l. freshman honoury, j oy C1:arlr, Belty Ro bins and Claire Robe rt s. Triangle , a ·omen service o rg.niution. lapped first yur mem o btu, Sonie Coo k j oy Clnk SHa Ja ne H armon, Claire Ro be rls. Sh:ar<ln J ernillan, and La ura \'(' eaver: second yUr membeu, Kl ye Cu rr y. Pal Procl o r. C la udi:a Mclaughlin. and V,rgln" Collier: third yea r m embers, Elle n H aa s. l ind3 Lambtrt. Lou Ann Mu lliniks. T ·o Rirls ·on th e I ntram u ral Debue Tro phy , Ellen H us and Claire Robe rt s. J OY C l uk is stertlary of the Cotillian C l ub and Claire Ro bens is secretlry o f hOffi rcoming. So nie Cook is se rv ing on Ihe AW S ju dIC iar y board and I.i nd:a I.:am be tt 9o'1S elected presid ent of Pasteur Socit'!y.

PUO(;w : Ma ri l yn Alv erson. F:airtield; Co nn ie A rcher I.y nn Pnrter Sylacauli:a: Ka l hy Boyle. W atte n. Ohi o; PlIsy BridJCes Gad Croft, Carol Fulltt Donna Griffis. j an Linduy , j udy Mu rdock. Betty O""ms, j oan Penick, Cynthia Smith. judy Spears, Blrm in g· ham: M artha Cook. Kalhe, ine Ann Ric hard son. ruscaloou : Carn! Co ""n Bessemer; Lelry Da vis. Shreveport. J. a. · Ka y EnKle, Jac k so n , Tenn .; Bttt y Gunn. Nash vill e. Tenn .; Par .J. ohnson. Charu· n()()ga. Tenn.: Aphra J ustice. Ne"" Orleans , La. : K ir kendall, Lafayette 1.1 .: A nn Miller. M emphis. Te nn.: Annabe l Pagan. Tnarkana Tn .; Schock. Glen Ellyn III. : j3c k ie \'(fall. Mob ile LISDA YunHYF.I\

ALA BAMA GAMMA- ALABAMA POLYTEC H N I C I NST I TUTE. C h.rtef'td, Feb r u a ry 2, 19) 7. P led.e Day, Sep lember 27, 19 59. IS IT'AnD ApII I 9. 19l9: Carolyn Loyd Ontanlll: j oyce Whlllen. Birmingham ; Carol A nn Fo ltt , Stirn.: Linda Ro e. Mo nUlOmtry " Everybody 's go ing Pi Phi ." Th is theme so ng as su nil by e\' try · one fro m tht SlOg 109 starfish In the "Uod er the·Sta" skll to Ihe Ilger In the lun"le pa rty dutlng fall rush a l A .P.1. This stt'med 10 be a very apprdpriate so ng luO. for Ala baffi3 r pledgcd I""enl y· four fi:1f!s

On "squ ta l" ' nighl. U guls picked up thtll bids. they ere ",e lco med Into th e ,ha pler room ""ith 3lfO • uke an d cuftee.

After formal pledglO/(. Ih e t'nl t' ruined th e ne PledKes :and Ihe aClivts ""ilh suppe r in Ihe cha pt e r 100m.

Alabama r eI"sed Ihe chapler room dunr ar the tnd " f s pring quute r ""Ith , ne"" (wphy added In " ur '" llecti nn. Matl""e DIXIIIl 'o n th e in ler mull1 tennis Ito ph y.

The hole ch.p lrt parllcipned in Srhinlt Sin/( ' h ich '" H held last $pll n/ol ThiS ycar members $:ling. ' 'I'll Walk \'('i lh Gild " and " Rllch M ah Soul."

Par He nley Voas selected u "M lss Sldie Ha kins .·' Kathy SI )h"P Vo IS chosen II K A Calendar Girl ." j :anice Saur • u numlnlled as the c hapte, ' s choice for Edith B Ty ler A"" a ,d Betly Ann C:al· houn "' IS Inllllled in to () X hllnnra r y home eC'IO'l ml[l fra lernlly

An ne Brul(h VoU UU Su rer of Pan helleniC.

Kltl y Ara nt receIved tht .l. .l. .l. SCholalShlJ) a."d Kilt y "' IS also upped for G.·ens. sophomJre umen 's ho noury. as as j oyce \X' htlten

A labam, r II planning w havt a It' in the near fUlure to prtsC'nt I!S ne pledl1;t$. \Xle are also l()() k inl1; {or ard to a 151 1 ;"; o\t mher 2 by M rs. Grand Prtsiden l

PLEDGED : I.inda Ashnoft, Orlando, Fla .: Barbara At ater. Kay Ann K ight, Waycross. Ga.; Lyn ette Gurc.tl. Vidali:!., Ga.; Mary J ean Taylor. TIfton. Ga.; Carolyn Culcbff. Adanu, Ga.; EugcniJ. Canon, Centre: Judith Cole. H untsville: Linda Ellis , Columbiana; !.ynn Flannagan , Anniston: J un J ohnson. Auburn: Charlotte H o pk ins, l\{ont8omcry: Nancy ) 0 Sims, Falkville: Clair Roberts, Andalusia; l.inda Fay Lane, Ea st Gadsden; Nancy 8ro n. Br('nda Gray. Gadsden; Ih.rbara Lynn Dunn, ;:,I11roo Grt'Clcy, J oan HarIman, Paula Huffstuller, Ann Rolling. V irginia Thiering, Jeanette \'(Iebb, Birm ingha m

LAUREL SPl' lH.t:-.:

FLORIDA ALPHA-STETSON U NIV E RSITY. C h a r u red. J anuary JO, 1 913 Pl e dge Day, Febnlary 2 1, 19 59. INI TIATE D, October 3. 19'9: Ju dy Auger, Orland o; SUu" Isbdl MiJmi; D orothy Platt. St. of Florida A just in time for la51 mmule touches nn their It W:15 redecorated th is summer in an theme. The ne u op hy shtlf di sp lays the Pannelleni c Schola rsh ip Trophy recendy reclaimed.

t.l3ny honon were received by Pi Beta Phi s at Ihe cl ose of the term. include t he induct io n of j ean Donn e lly. El izabelh Fr ix. and Gloria Parker the scholutic honoury for freshmen. 4> Society. B B B (Bi ology honorary) tapped D iana Kunze; La Fran c;adt tapped jean Donnelly and elected Ann Taylo r Presi· and 4> B upped Pat Painler and Frink The Hall t" J choice of Outslanding $cniors Flan o la Frink. Marlha Ham il ton. and Caroly n Mill('r coincided with the listing of Ihese same girls in IPho'J Who;n Amtriran ColltgtJ.

Class office rs included El izabeth Frill: Sopho mo r(' Class SeCr('t:lry and judy Hohman. Businus School S('cretary. Ann I.ouis(' Pyle was sd('cted Sweetheart of rr K A. R(' sPOns ibili tiu for 1959·60 were also ""ailing fo r Pi Ikta Ph is to fill. Serving on the cabin('t for Ihe Stetson Stud('nl Governm('nt H(, Susan Beall. vic('·pr('sidtnt. and Diana K unze. secretary. Eliza · beth Frill: is a s tud('nt repr('stntative to Ih(' Stttson Union Board. Carnl H O""d l is 5('lving as pres id('nt of the sc hol astic honorary. Scr 'l l! and Key. and secretary of M o rtu Bo.trd. At the 1959 Convention. Elizabeth Frix and Carol Howell ",'ere as of Univ('uilY Class Award s of futt luition "iven 10 the tW o m('mbcrs with the high('st painl av erag e in Iheir respective class('s, j ('an Donnelly recently re<eived a Certificate of Award from th(' Elks National Foundati on Scholarship Fund for her pflZ (' winning essay, She is currently spending -a semester in \"'a shington. D.C.. under an exrcnsion p rogum of Stetson's Political Scitnct D('partment, Pi Beta Phi is being by tw o oth('r Florida A undergraduat('s in F rance and Pu('rto Rico. Kat(' Page is studying art on Ro tary funds in Dij on; A nn Tayl or is studying bnguage at a univ('tsity in Pu (' rt o Ric o, CAROL HOWELL

FLORIDA B ETA-F LORIDA STATE UNIVERS IT Y. C h ar tered, O cto ber 14, 1921. Pledge Day, Seplember 30, 19.59. Florida 8 belun the year with Mrs. A. \'(f, Landstrom as the h ousemother She ""as October 7 IIdth a I('a, inviting many friends of Pi Beta Phi.

The n('w pledges were introduced to th e univ('rsity fl3lerniti('5. by th(' traditi onal " Ydl ln". Dancing and socializing in the recrea· ti on room followed the " Yell l n", ust spring at fraternity ",'('('kends Carol Ha ir was c hosen K A Rose: and Ann \'(Iear was rum('d l: N Sweclhurt. At th e Inle r· frat('rnilY Council Dance. Pi Beta Phi was selected on(' of the top thr('e so ro r ities on (3mpus. and also placed second in campus scholarship for Ihe second semester.

Th os(' chostn to help t he f reshmen as Sophomore Counstlors th is yrH ",'('rt Culyn D on ath. J oyce Guinta, Lucy Ann Griffin. Carol Hair, Susan Kitlledgr. Carol Sally Moure Linda \'(falter, and Gayle Gillupie. V ic(' president. junior C ounselors arc Marger y Blank('n ship, Yvonn(' Olliphant, Glrnda Po""ers. Kitty Wad('. and Ly nne Will ia ms. Student government officen arc M onty Gillham. chairman of Uni· versity Court: Lynne Jud iciary; Ann W('u. Senate; Kitty Wad('. H o no r Court; Al sop. Traffic Court; and judy M cMillan. Junior Class S('cr('lary, Pi Beta Phi WetJ,::end. held annually in Ma y found Bob K('riey, ! A E. as "Pi Ph i Man of the Y('ar ." Fl orida Stat(' University is conlinuing 10 gro"'·. Two dormi· tOrles will open soon--one for m('n and one for wom('n (Dorman). Magnolia H all will become a "'''Om('n's dormitory, P LEDGED: Carolyn Beardsity. T('try Douglas, Hazel Harby. Jack. son"illc: Becky Briley Lou Ric h S3ndra Cono\'er. Linda Walton. Tampa; Dcnist Ed""ards. Ann Eldndg(', Coral Futral. Frostproof; J nan Gillespie. Carolyn J onts , Neptun(' Ikach: Diane Ridertr , \'(/est Palm Such; .Marthl Ann Roebuck. Ann Sch los s, Ft. uuderdalc; SUlian Staley, Ft. Mytrs; Connie Mims. Thomasville. Ga,. and N o rma Stearn. At· lanta, Ga, ANN WEAR

FLORIDA GAMMA-ROL LI NS CO LL EGE C h,nlfud, Septem. bu 28, 1929 P1lfd81f: Day, J -.nuary 1 0. 19 .59. INITIATED , April 25. 1959: Mary Alice Boyd. K ingsport. T enn.: Sydney Burt, Whetl· ing W.Va,; G3il Cissna, Diane Dt-saunden. Diane Higgi ns. Dallas, Tn ; jann Cummings. Atlanta. Ga.; Paula j ones. Paducah. Ky.; Patti Mape:s M inn.; Jea n Peningrr. Washinltton Court H ouse. Ohio; Nini Thompson, Larchmont, N.Y.; Mim i Wier. Fort Worth. Tex Spring tenn Ihe chapttr "as third in scholuship. and Mimi \"i ' ief wu OD the DeaD's Li st.

OV('r the summ('r Sally Olson aucnd('d th e Univ('rsity of H a""aii and Bctty Sue I.uki ns and Nini Thompson att('nd('d the Uni\'er· sity of Grenoble in Grenoble, France, Plan s for rush (informal. 16. 17, and 18; formal. No· v('mber 18. 19. and 20) arc well und('rway. Syd Btrt n d('cted Th (' Girl of ,\ X A, BETTY SUE I.UK INS

GEO RGIA AL PHA-UN IV ERS ITY OF GEORGIA. Cha rt e red, 1 939. Pledge Day, September 23, 1 9.59. INITIATI!D, Arri l Ann Kemble. Augus ta; Ann WiUiams. Savannah. 'NITIATED. $cpt('mber 27. Ju ne Christy. Mary Conkin , Allanta: Barbara Mathew s. Toccoa; Kenl('y Pearson. Sally Pearson. Athen s; Marlha Scriven('r. J acksonville. Fla.; Beth Sh('ppard. Tiltnall.

Georgia A ""as entertained by th(' Atlanta Alumnx: Club on Found('f"S' Day. April 28. Th(' cha pter journeyed to At lanta by c hartered bus. and spent a d('lighlful eV('ning with the Atlanta alumnr. At the banqu('t Georgia .A presented a skit and Ialer in th(' evening j ane Easer ""U preStntm the Amy Burnham Onken Award fo r Theta Province. T dve o f our girls were placed on Ihe Dean's Lisl for Spring Quarter.

May 2 was a most ('xciting nigfi t, fo r our freshmen won first place in th(' "Z Night" The girls prestnttd "Cit· tonella." a satire based on the s tory of Cind('r('lla, Th e chapter th(' alumnr and pa rents of Ath ('ns girls with a back yard dinner 'On May 4, Activ('s dectm to sclVe as officers on campus organizations for Ihe following year w('re: Meriam McDonald. p resid('nt of Stud('nl C('nter. ch airman of Annual Leadership R('treat. Ar t Edilor of P,md ora; Ros (' mary Clifford. of "Angd's Flight ": K ay I.uncefnrd. secretary of S t udent Council, Council of Panhellenic. vice·pr('sid('nt of Studell t Center; Elaine H unter. vi ce · presidtnt of Mod ('rn Dance Club; Ja ne Hangar secretary·treasurer of Gretk Chaplains A ssoc iat ions; Susie F('w, m('mbership chairman of I' l: I. r. {('mbcrs e leclC'd to honorary societies we re ; Kay Lun ceford. "Angd', Flight"; ju dy Ann Cars ell. Psi Chi (Psychnlogy); Barbara. T Olt tn. I A I (Music) : Lois S tov all and EII('n Th ompson. ,\ A 6. ; Lorn a UPI'. n I' K ( Broadcasting) ; Debhora Su(' Roge rs. <I' l: (Biology) ; Irene Norrid. Z 4> If.

P('IUlY Ann Bryan was Ihe first runn('r ·up in the contest to choost Qut('n of Forestry School. Sandy I rwin was Ih(' fi rst ru nnu· up in the " Mi ss Roaring Twenti('s" Contest. and Penny Tuml in wu s('cond runner·up in the Miss Business School Conlest. On campus during Spring Qu arter the new multi·m i llion dollar Cen te r was dedica ted.

F'Or " Little Commencement"' I. F.e. brought to th(' campus Ka i Winding and his orches tra with Chri s Conn('f Also during Spring Quarter a n('w Panh('lI enic sorority. A Z 6.. was brought to the campus.

P LEDGED: Nancy Arno tt, J udy Smallty, Fort Laud e rdale. FIa ,; Mi che ll e Berkowitz. W erner Robbin s ; DorstY Betts Sh('ri Blair. Susan Cohen. D onetta G('rhart. l\' orma Golden Carolyn Wynn Ath('n s: Carolin(' Cannon. Sumter. S.c.; Kay (' Cowart. Griffin; Janet Crouch. Ft, Belvoir. Va.; Pat D o novan, Berryville, Va ,: RostmarY Marett. H artwdl; Nan Newman, T occoa: Mary Fran c('s Pravy. Dublin: Margar(' t Qu ant('. SavJnnah; Mary Charl('s Sew ard. Atlanta: Mary jane Shrin('r. Euslice. Fb, Pat Sommers, Saddle Rive r. N.j.: Pauletta Y oungblood Mill en.

JOANNE GUNN

IOTA PROVINCE

ILLINOIS ALPHA- MONMOUTH CO LLEG E. Chal1lfre d April 28, 18 67 Pl lfd[lc D ay, Octo ber 3, 1 9.59. I NIT IATED. $cptem· ber 19. 1959: Ellin McDougall. Ind.: Sybil R oot. Linda Th ornburg. M onmouth: and Mari lyn TrlCY, Arlington Heights Although Monmouth Colltgt hal in sessio n less than a month, Illin ois A has much to report from the spring setn('5ter. Last March. Sundberg was installed as president of the Monmou th YWCA. On Scholarship Day. Bub Divinsky. Melisn Melvin. and Diane Dunlap er(' tapped by I 0 M M('lissa was 8i"en special recognition for having high('st cumulalive grade averag('. and Barb was elected pr('sident of honorary, In April. 20 ere UpP<'d for Pcp Club. 8 of wh om ar(' Pi Phi s. Th('y are j oan Bart('k. Ellin McDougall. Carole Row land Gately, Ma.r ilyn Tracy. Linda Th ornbtlrg, Sybil Root. and Sue Perr ine.

Lat('r in Ap ril, Sue P('rrine ""as ch osen OUlsl;lnJillro: Fr('shman Woman by T n ""as also chosen as an attendant t'O th e :\Ionmoulh Relays Queen, April H ""as a big day for M onm'Outh Pi Phi s. Bub D i\'insl.::y ""as elccted student body after a tw o ""«k campaign. Barb ""a s also upped for T T. M ortar Soard £'<Iuivalent. On May 16. $he ",' U chostn Q u«n of Htarts by ! 4> E.

lIlinoLs A had an esp«ially inspiflng Founders ' Day last spring. N OI onll' was our Grand Pres ident. M n. Mansfield. -abl(' to bt with tis. but Miu Amy Burnham Onken as also present. Both of these: ladies spoke to Out chapter follo ing a bJnquct at th(' Colonial Hotel.

To round out our 5pring season of honors. Slndy Hall iday and Nancy Nevious Wer(' a ttendants 10 the M ay Fete QuCC'n afe two Pi Beta Phis on the squad. Linda Th orn· burg and Pat M cFarland.

Judy Sluka ".11.$ elected president of the freshman dorm. Karttl Do"'man, Kay Irey, Lucy Itwio, Jan Patterson. Coleen Fisher, Monmouth: Kaye Crusey, Avo n, Carol Dettman, M,nnuPQlis , Mmn .; Judy Hadley, Mayw ood; Jant Hamburger, St, Louis. M o.; Lynette lrndrup. Clifton: Pal M cFarland. Molme; Karen McMaster , urthq:e: Ann Mack, Ifts M oines. fl.: Anne Manhews, Aurora , Mary Ann Nolen, Stron,hurst; J oEllen Ru ssell, Princeto n ; Mary Shetse, Park Ridge, Judy Sluka , Chica,lto; Laura Turner. Corning, Ia .; Sue Walters, Villa 'Puk; Kay Wissinger. Des Moines; Leslie Griffin, Lone Island, N.Y, JOAN BAaTEK

I LLINO I S BETA D ELTA- KNOX C OLL EG E. Chartf-l'e d , 1930 ( Be ta 18 72-De ha 18S4). Pl ed a. D a y, N o ve m btl' 21, 19'9. H omecomilll. nuh and the Po w Wow , our fall part)'. are the activities that are keeping lIIinoil Beta Delta active. Homecomin, Aoat chaittnan, Rosalie Kin ie tl and Mary Klfr. have oraan ized a theme in connection ith the Siwash ')9 theme of the "Popular fiftIes." The Annual Pow Wow, planned by Lnda Kar,er. the social chairman, was held in October abo. This year we held it in the Oocey OM Square Dance club, Again thi, yur we held a .Halloween party for the Galesburg Free Kindera:arten. Barbara Barnstead was the genel'lll chairman of this n-ent.

Kn o:l College lind. the theatt!' occupied with many of our mem· ben. Linda Karger is directina a Ihealer. Nicky Parsons has the lead in the Homtc'Ominl show, " The Rainmaker. "

• 8 finds Pi Iku Pbi, active too. Barb Bamstead serves IS th is year's stCrflal"}' and Judy Riha is the program chairman.

Susan Davi. is to serve as t he GALE business manager, Also o n the yearbook staff is Mary Karr.u index editor, Pi Beta Phis feel especially proud to be represented in Pan hellenic this yur with Barbau Walzer as Social Coordination and Campus Chest Committees include many Pi Beu Phis On Campus Chnt fo r the fourth yur is Bub Bun· Sle.ld. Judy Riha holds the position of servin, on the H OmK'oming paude comrruuee in conjunction witb Social Coordination, Ch ris J ohnson, Linda Kuae! and Barb Lee are candidates for the Homecoming queen.

Illinois Beta Delta has been victorious in csmpus elections, Barb Lee h.u betn tl«ted vice president of the " Y". Sue lawrence "'ill serve as the " Y " social chairman and Betty Rucker is chairman of a Sophomore Service Committee. Sue Davis " ' ill serve on the Williston Hal[ Council. Chris J ohnson is a new Student Senate member. Mal"}' Macdonald is st.rving both o n the KAWS boud and on the $ttIior council.

BAR8AitA BAP.NSTIIAD

I LL I NO I S EPS I LON-NO RTHWEST E RN U N I V E RS I TY C hartered , MI Y 2 6 , 189 4 Pled ,a Day, Sep tembe r 27, 19 ' 9. North 'estttn University produced its 28th Wu Mu student musical sho" 1.111 May. Cuol Mc K ay and J lne Riley ""ere in the st..tet and jill Mulliken w.u a dancit18 g irl. IS was Anne Witmer. I_inda Fletcher was a show girl, Lee Pelto n ""as the usisunl Show Book m;tnage r

J anet Brnier wu given an honorary scho lsrship as well as elected to M ortar Board. Sue Snyder was also cholCn for Mortar Board. T ·o seniors returned from studying abroad for a year, Lynn Nesbit Ind Carol Dimmlt

Anne Witmer was elected s""eetheart of 40 K as well as elected to • 8 K The chapter participated in May Sing, Beclec Ne"'comer is on the Student Religious Council.

We were very happy to win the WAA sweepsulces trophy last Spring a nd hope to keep it for ano t he r yeu. The new initiates won fi r st place in the booth conttSt at the Freshman Carnival. Sylvia Linde w on the Big Sister award for being the most outs t.lnding Bia Sister It Northwestern, Ann Darlington was elected to Shi Ai, the iunior womens honorary,

PLEDGED: Mary Allen. Suzanne Allen. Kansas City. Mo.; Leta Bloomlleld, Saginaw, Mich ; Lois Braun Wilmette; Joan Bnin, Springfield, Ohio; Barbara Brauer, Wiscon sin Rlpid s, Wis.; Sydney Bro wn, Concord, Mass.; Belly Jane Clu r, WilmC1te: Ann Dick, Winnetka; Christ ine Dostal, Bron:lville, N. Y .; J un Evans , Denver, Colo.; Carolyn Goodman, Tlmara Smith, Kansu Cit)'. M o. ; Cindi Green, Kirkwood. Mo .; Susan Hartung, M ilwau ke-t Wis ; Margaret Hubbard, Waterto"'n, S.D.' ae. hckson, South Sllem. N.Y.: Linda J enewein, Chicago; LinJ. Lerch, Caryl Libby, Wyomissin,. Pa ; Anne Macdo nald, Shardon, Ohio; Mlrtha Mac· kinnon, Des Moines, 10wl: Jean Mli r , Minneapolis, Minn ,' Anne Mille r, Hlmmond. Ind.; Salry Nesti, Spring Valley; Nora Nichols, I.orain , Ohio; J eanne Nolte Bl oomington ; Sur Ogllby, Rockford; Jane Ric ketts. Pekin; Sarah Schneider, Kalamazoo, Mich.; Jane Shields , Kensineton, M o.; Cynthia Snyder, Menashl, Wis.; Shenil Splithoff, Piedmont, Calif.: Linda Stephenson, LanclStt!'. PI.: Lilla Stevens, Petersham. Mass. : Judith Townsend, Poun d Ridge. N.Y ; M:lIgaret Weatherly, Kansas City, Kan. BElTE WHITESIDE

I LLINO I S ZETA- U N I V E RS I TY OF I LLINOIS C h a rt e red , 18 9.5. P led.e D ay, Oct ober " 19'9, INlnATED, October II, 19'9; An ne Clevelsnd, Webster Groves, Mo. Spring Kmtster ended success fully for Pi Beta Ph i. In Silly SWlnJOn was tapped for Mortar Boud. Marcia Glaqow, Kris \X'anbcr,g, and Nita Neal are members of Torch. the activity honorary for junior women , Donna Shapiro and Marina Lucco "'ere chosen as Shi·Ai memben. the actiVIty honorary for sophomore Greek women. Pat Long was a finalist in the Illinois Press Photographer contHt; Noron J onts " '.IS chosen to be in the newlY formed Anlel flight ; and Nancy \'(/dson " '.IS a member of the

May Queen's court. One of the si:l lIlio beautIes on campus u Diana Flynn RaCine Since Ou,! return to the Illinois campus this fall, Illinois Z has been an:llously a"'ailing the results o f Panhellenic scholarshIp fo r the spnng semester of lut year, Pi Betl Ph i reglined the travelioa trophy lut sprins for having the highest sorority house a,'erJ&e for the precediq scmrster, Illinois Z is lookin& forward to the annual pledee dance on Octobe r 24 u the chapter h ouse when the class of will be presented t o the campus. Pi Beta Phi is campli,nin, vigorously for Kuhl Parker and Nancy who air finalists for Home· coming Queen, Sue B.lch, Jo Mary 1.«, Barbara Maurus, Norma Jonn, and Betsy Brubaker are all finalists (or Dolphin Oueen, "'ho will be crowned Dad's OJ)' weekend, Pi Beta Phi and ! N complC1ed tryouts for H omtcom.ing Stunt Show Ind were pleased to be among the fiheen finalistS who competed for hon o n on October 17,

PLEDGED ; Diane Althoff, Rock Island; Lynd is Sue Bach, De · carur; Barbara Stanley, ltanne Blumann , Champaign; Martha Bliss, Cooksville; Shlron Branch, Klnkakee; Elil.lbn.b Brubaker St. Louis, M o.; Laurel CaPPI, DI:lon; Joan Christopher. Columbia; Jan on Tucker, SUDn Doyle, Silly Frye, Urbina; J udy H ackins, Ridge; Judy J o hnson , Belleville ' k Sharon Jo hnson Glen Ellyn; Jewd Jones, Edwsrdsville: NanO' ovar, On Plaines i Barbara }.taurus, Skokie: Pauline Seefeldt, La Gu"-e: Stephanie Sheets. Prospect H IS.

J ONI W INELAND

I L LI NOIS ETA-M I LLI KI N U N I V E RS I TY Chart e.rtd, 19 12. Pl ed a e Day, Sep te mbel' 26, 19' 9 I Nln ATl!D, October 19)9: Nancy Dehner, Lincoln; Sue K ral, Wilmin,t o n; Deanna Law, K irkwood, Mo. ; J oAnne Rizzuti, Tinley Park

Our year be,an with four Pi Beta Phis .IS counselors at fre s hman camp, Betty Patterson, Caro le Brooks, Barbara Bu t ler, and MarY Ga.ge, Illinois U wu very proud when 111 of our candidates for cheerleaders were elected We have on the squad this yesr, urole Brooks, Beverly Bray. Klrla fleck, and Sue Barnett , who is a .4 r from the Uni"enity 'O( Illinois and an Illinois H social member. We also have Roma Bradley as an altt!'nate This is Karla's thi rd yur .Ind Caro le'. $t'Cond yur u cheerleaders.

We are now in the midst of preparing for h o mecomina. Karla Fleck is co·chairman of homecoming al ong with Tufl' Gibbons, t A E. Carole Brooks is our H omecoming Queen candidate, Ind natuully "'e are all pulling for he r If Caro le is chosen queen, it will make the third Pi Beta Phi Hornecomina Que-tn in t hree years. J udy Eskeridge is co·chairman of the HolDtC'Om ing Show , with Blrb Butler, Jo Benson , A nn Drenan, Betty Yode r, Carole Brooks, Carolyn B aldwin , Jea n Kolb, and Vicki Crouch i n t he cast , There Ire also severaJ pl td&es in the show , Pat H OWitt, NinO' Myers, Kay Jean Lyerla, Be Bny, and Roma Bradley. The Pi Beta Phis are a lso very active in many other activities at school: Betty Pallerson, chai rman of Religious Life Committee; Carole Brooks, vice president of Student Council; Mary Glge, Religious Emphasis Week co-chairman; Barb Butler snd Sandy Berush. co·chairman of Campus Chest; and J udy H.gebush, pres ident of Panhe ll en ic Council.

T own and Gown is putting on " T he Lark," as its first dramatic production of the year l Ind J ean Burkhaltt!' has the lead as JOin of Arc , Abo in the p ay are Roma Budlty and Ann Drennan. Illinois U's Khobrship is still right on to p, Lut semester " ' e again took the Iud ith a 2.8) on a 4.0 bui•. The aU women's average is 2.61, and we are very proud to be leadina for our fourth semester

PLEDGED: Roma Budley, Evanston; Btvu l y Brly , J acksonv ill e; Mul. G ross, Au rora i Na ncy Guy, Spr ingfieldi Maretta H ayes, Danvers; Pat Howatt, H ills; Rita Milno llin, Carol A nn Je,,·ell. Decltur; K ay Jeao Lyerla, Hillsboro: NatlC)' Myers fred· erick, Okla.; Nancy R.iCt', EI,in; Claudia Smith, J UDY HA NIIS

IL L I NO I S TH ETA- BRADL E Y UN I V E RS ITY. C harte red , M'r 17 , 194 ' _ Pleda' D,y, Septembe l' 20, 19' 9

The spring semester closed at Bradley University with mlny queens steppin, into the season's spotlight, Sh.ron H lfVey was crowned ql1«O of the Junio r .Stnio r Prom Two roya lties be· stowed on Judy Ro th. "S " 'eethtart of t X" and "Campus Carni· val Oueen." The fraternities honored Betty J lne Code IS queen of the fnterf raternity Ball. V ictorious in t he campus elections were: Judy Boucher, Sondra Seifert, and Judie Gell, Student Senate, and KathY Roberu, s o phomo re class secretaI"}'. In May .I "first" was secn It Bndley, the newly organized Activities Banquet. Two tr ophies were Iwuded to memben of the chapte r : Sharon Harvey. "All-Campus Queen Attendant" Ind Janet Schooley. "Student Center Award ." The weelts o f song pracllce proved rewarding when lIIinois 9 won first place in the annual Psn·Fra Sing. A lso It this event, Wakapa. I senior womens hono raI"}', lipped Sondra Seifert and J anet Schooley. During the H ono rs DIY Convocat ion, Sindy Erikson wu recognized as Bradley's most outstanding cheerleader. The annual Foundus' Day Banquet concluded the spring semester "'ith alums and actIves enioying the knowledge and wit of Mrs Virginia Green, Settlement School Chairman.

Followin!! the fall Convocation, Judy Block reianed IS qut'tn o f the ! X Wltermelon Bust.

Re cen tly selected members join in harmony with the Bradley Choule: J ulie A ndeuon, Sue H ech t , Sue J anssen. Bubarl Mille r and NanO' Sandrock, V icki McClarence "'iI! star in " Auntie Mame," tbe openina fall production of the Budley Theater, AJ captlin and co-cap tain , respectively, Bonnie Roth .Ind Sa ndy

Eriksun will cheers at eVl;'nts Juring Ihe ),ur. Recently dected cheerleade r IS K 3rcn Sutton. II "U dlsclused that h\C' have numlOlttd f", H nm«o ming Qu een. Jud) Puucher. Bett)' Jane C,lde, Nancy Sandrnck, Nancy , '''.I=III;ln, \X' ilsan. J nimng the ranks "f the An,.;c1 He Judy Bolucher lnd Kalhy R ltx n .s.

A Danu: ;lnd !)rill Team h:n been OI)llnlud by Ihe w p(crform aI alhh:llC funct ulOs. Among the :Ire J ulre' Anderson P;J.t Bohanon. Jud y Bouche r , lnd Judy Guy. PLEDGED : Pal Addberg Aurora : J ulie AnMuon. Pekin ; Jud y Bluck, Sue W(}t)Jsey. Maquon: Pat Bohllnon, ) I)lln Conley. Pam Fauss. SuC' H «ht. Ann e "hplC', Kay Momson , PaUl PallerS"" , Nan RIChm ond. Mary Alice Seiler. Karen Sulllm, Gale Thom son. Whitcomb. Care Wilson, Pwnl; Sut 8rocktJll:ler, Plt Eld s"'ick , PHk ; Jln Giufire. Spllngfitld: UIPtZ, CuaCls, Vtntzuel:!.; Ann McOnid , D«,uur; Marie Plley , \l:' dmwe; Sally Pu r tell , Northfidd: Robtrtl SIOII. Waukel(Jn; Barhara \X' iltilmson, Indianapolis. Ind. J ANET SCUOOu:y

KAPPA PROVINCE

WISCONSIN ALPHA- U NIV E RSITY OF WISC ONS I N C h.nued , November 1, 1894. Pl e d g e 0 .)' , Seplember 21 , 19 59 \'(/isconSIn A relurntd to Ihe bnd o( Oz " and Stt t.) " 'o rk (ur a busy yeu ahud. Aher 1"" 0 and one·half wtcks o( fun and ucitellKnt, lIlt Itlrntd on ptembtr 27 that "'e had twenty -Se \'en p ledges.

J udy Sch""ar t z and Becky C o l", ell are ""nrkin" o n t he Uni on Dlfect orale. J udy hudln" the Ne"'s B«ky in charge o( tht Forum Committee. judy NaJ,;ky rtturntd 10 tht campus early tillS fall 10 I:lke charge of t ht Ntw Student \\:'ee ks Tun sfer Committee.

last june ,,·t hJd a M or tn Bolld uppinjo; ceremnny al Iht hnust In '" hich jtan SHlum and Knen Christensen "'ert asked t o bt· c()m e members.

PL Beta Phi i) "'ell representtd on the cheerleading squad lJ.:lin thiS yur with Bttty Miller joinmg Marilyn \'\Iasso n in Ihtir SOlppy ntw r ed and ""hlle striped out h u. BellY Milltr is also btm,lt kept busy in her o ffict s as Penhcllcnic Bal l Genenl Chairmln and co· chair/Tl.3n of tht H omecommil Buttons.

j Ol n Bradley is cn·chalrman of Grtck Week whi th will be cn ming up 10 a few "«ks and sounds Irkt II "III bc: a I(rut SUCCtss. O onmtory offices :are ",til represt'nted " ' llh Pi Beu Phi S. Kathy Murray IS president of a unit in Chadbourne H all, Cuolyn \\:' atson is YlCt·presldenl of n ne o f the Elm Drivt H alls. and Paub Bublit2! IS tht judicial chairman of htr unit in Chadbourne Hall. P L£DGrn : j tan Beck. Chnlotlt Chiduler. H ope Dahlt. j tan EYans, Nancy Watkins. Nancy Y ost. H llebreckx. Kathe-rint Luedke. ,\t ilwau'.;ee: j udith Mahont)', \'Vaukesha: Kay Schnabel. Ctdarbur,.;; Mar y )0 Seh'" albach. Menomonee Falls: Suun j ontS, DtPtre: Alice KUlath Waupun; Wiest'. Chetek; Sharon llPsch ultz. Lynda Schelker. Chicagn Ill.; Elunor Avtrill, M r. P rosp«l. lit.; CarnIc Bril(ance , Elmhurst. III.; Linda Sue H anson Auro ra , Ill. ; jane Hollin/o: s wnr th Rock Island. III : Suo un Pitt , Edina, Mmn .: Di"nt E) th Mt. Cltmtns. M ich.; Melinda H a .,n, Aui cl, Ind .: Lida Kets. St. j ose ph M n.; Turner. St. tours. Mlo.: /udlth Brld,li:mao, M t. KI SCO. N,Y.: Judi t h Shelby. H Ollywood, Cali

PAT \VOLFE

WISCONSIN B ETA-B ELOIT C OLL E GE Ch ll rlltte d, August 2 0 1919 Pl t d, e 0 11 ,.., SeJ!l t mb t r 2 6 19' 9 6n Saturday afttrnoon. Septembtr 26. I enty-nine pltd{o:u "er e ere grttted al a "elcomt party by \'l:' iscllnsin 8. After ribbon pltdl(ing and much sinp:lOg tach ne'" pledp:t a s I(lvtn a b'l( sis· ter who will help her becuffit' acquainted in the chapter until tht Ilmt whtn pltdgt mothers art asSll(ntd.

On \'<' edntsday morning, SePtember 30, tht pledges "ere a""alr:· ened at 6;00 A.M. fo r a sur pnse brukfan and pin pledl(lOg.

The " 'hole chapter touk !>art in prtparallons f<lr H omecomi ng house decoration). H omtcominfj; ""n (l0 Octllbcr Hth in BelOit al "hich tune tht lum playN R,t)o)O Colltgt

PLEDGED ; RobtnJ Bliss. Detrntld. III.: Jan ICe Chc-ster, Linroln"'000. I II.; Linda De8crard \'(' ilmeltt. Ill. : Gail Enl(tis. Glen Ell yn. III.; Susan Fullbrabt Kanhk« Ill. ; Nan cy HJrtma n. Ik 101 1 : B.:uhara Htrrin ('lty, M o.; Junetlt Holl" tll. Burlmgton. I II.: S"lly HuSt. S"'arthmore, Pa .: Kather int junuu M inntapalis: K:llhl«n KtrSltS Kalamuol. M ICh .; Rebbc:ca Kind. jack sonville Ill.: J nct lyn l wpoltd. Short ood: Mutha Lloyd. LoulSyille. Ky. ; juay Mldlcit J. M ulYlne, Kan .: Carnl Mundt Park RldliCt III ; j udy Obtrlink. Cit). luJ urvlyn Opit. Snlu M ound, Ill.: CynthiJ PJrks H ighland PJrk III.. lois Retvts. jennmlls , M o.; Nancy Rich Kan sas City. M o. ; V"p:m ia Van Waer. I:kloll; Susan \Va«httf. Ne" OeltanJ; Judy Winchtster. Hmsdalt. Ill.: SuUnne \l:'o rdtfl. OIU"a. rll .: Susan Wright. Kansa s City. M,l Barbau Ruchutl't, M inn. Marcia Zithn. DC's PI.a intJ. Ill.

DoNNE RAE CHAVU

WISC ONSIN GAMMA -LA WR E N CE C OLL E G E, C h.nered Se p lember 1 2 , 1940. Pled gt D .,.., Oct obt r 4 1959. IMTlATl:D , Stptembtr !O. 19'9: Marr on 8«k. Crystal Lakt. Ill.: jlnt kill. Elmhurst. III.; Shtib Moyle. An n \Vin8tt P"isky. j ack.sonville. III. lorna Schuur. CarPtflteuvlJlt. Ill. PUDGED Oct obt r I , 19'9 : ViC1;)IIJ Ag« , \\: 'tbster Grv\' n;. M o. ;

Mary Grace I3rJu.sc h. N.)rthbrook. Ill.: tucy Bridges Oak Palk, Ill. : j oann E 8r\,"'n. Mich .; Ruth Ann Cade. Rantoul , III.: Eliubeth jane Fasr. R ichmond. Ind.: R oxannt Fulltr b · Cr,lsse: Evalrnt H einnchs. Urblnl. III.: Sandt'/' Karlwn, Euns· IOn. I ll.; I3Jlbara Lar sen. McK «. Appltton: K aren MUIphy. Glen Ellyn. Ill. Bnsy jtan Myers , SU5an Wllhams, lp(llrs. MlOn ; Vl vlennt Reinhard. San Rafad Calif.: Sunn Schntider, Fond du I.J c. I.inda Shermer. B.IIrlOl(ton. Ill.; KIISllt Zahm. Rockford, Ill. : EltnMC' Hoke. Lakewood, Oh io. On Stpltmbet 1-2. Prnident Pene and Asst. Sp/)n · '''r, Mlr cia Krl ust. mtt ""th Wi!>l.unsin A and WisconSin K l o r an inter·chapter wo rkshop.

After 1 su((usful p re·ru ,h retr ea t, Wisconsin r turned its attenlion Itl thlee ·teks of rush. The climax in pHties ""U a ne"" 10' formal party, "'uh a japantSt motif and included all members in aUlhtntlc k,mon o and ' Igs. Mary Wildtr and j ant Vou wtre rush chai rmen PltdM:ing was hdd at Ri,uvlew Country Club and ",' as follo ·ed hy big·hule sister visits to fraternity ope n h OustS H mneCHming follo"ed o n October 10 .lind lIlt burl t unique houst' lnd fioat d«orali nns " 'I th K T. Mary McKet, MUIlOt RY.lln and Ilcll'n Ed:lllu{ti "'l'rl' attclldl'nts tu lilt <lucen.

Our pledl(e formal was held on Octobc:r H at M emoria l Union "'ith l: E Accor dlOI( to ludition. "e elected :a " Pi Phi Man '" w "fficially prestnt o ur attuct,, t pledgt clus. Be-ISY Collin and Ryan lrranM:td the event, "Dld's Day ," October 31sl. found tht P i Beta Phis busy allain, this t imt hon o ring the " Pi Phi Pops " at a banqutt. Each "pop" "'as presented "'ith a derby, banded in "lOt and blut, 10 cllm· memoratt Ihe tudit ional cdebra t ion.

NANCV J EAN NELSON

MANITOBA ALPHA- UN IV E RSI TY OF MANITOBA. C h.,!fred, M a y 19 29 Pl e d !!, e D.y, Octo ber 22 , 19'9.

On the first ·tekend In May the chapter held :l camp at Gwtn Lewis's COlugt at Penema Lake. T ht chapter drove do n afttr the Founders' lunchwn on Saturday and suyed until Sunday eyenlnl(. Tht "'uther " 'as niCt and JII had an enioyablt wttkend. Also in Maya legacy party was hdd. Fo ur Itgacles "ert pres· tnt at a tyPt of treasure hunl which ltd them and the active chap· ter all ovtr WrnniPtl( and thtn back for rtfrtshments.

R ush prtparations have h«n goins on all summer '" ith orkshops. and sonJt practicu. All our decorati o ns and cards art madt and the invitations mlde {Ju t (or tht rushing pa rt ies bc:llin · ninl' Octobc:r 13 and ending Oct o ber 21. PledgLng as hdd t he 22 of OCILlbtr foltn 'td by the Panhellenic Fo rmal , \'\It ' rt all coff«dlllnl' likt no,,' t o gtt acquainud ith tht rush«s wh o a ccordlnl( to Ihe new rult: mun be in second ytar at tht univtuily. Aldi s Thorsttinson. Nancy Slt"'arl and Heatht r Sigurdson atltnded t o of the rush parties at North Dakota A ,, here H ta t htr " 'U ,". Ylted t o sing. They <amt back with Itrrihc ne ' idtas for rushing ",hich ,, ' 111 hdp us ronSldtubly.

R eJ,; is l ra t ion at Universi l Y nf M anitoba too k pla et f rom t ht 1)t h to tht 19th \!f Sep t embc:r and classes commtnctd on Stpt embcr 21. Fn:shlt Week is ell underway ith The Guy and Dolts D<ln(' t PHI and tht Frt'Shlt Parade. tht sclection of Iht Q ueen and I he Roya l Prtmiele still t o comt. Sharun H annah. is represe nting EduClwm In the comPtlltion for Freshie Qu«n o n campus. Pi Btl.ll Phi 11l also hlvt a converllblt In tht paude carrying tht tIIeculI\e of nu r chapttr.

The Kappa Proyinct President held a "" ors hip i n Wisconsin at th t C'nd nf August hi c h Shirley Merritt, pledtte supervisor and Sharran Hannah attendtd.

LORNA YOUNG

NORTH DAKOTA ALP H A - UNIVERS I TY OF NORTH DAKOTA Ch rlu.,d, O t l o bu 1. 19 21. Pltdge D a y, Sepltmber 20. 19'9. INITIATED. February 20. Brenda AtchlSOo RUflby: jantt Grove. Hillsbo ro: judy H obbs. Sharron Miller, Gnnd Forks; Carol Kan ischer. H arvty: Carol Kuchera. \'l:'a hpeton; Pa t ri cra McGinley. Karen Olson. M inot: judith Morris. jamtst o ,, ' n; j tan Ann Quentmoen. Peggy Rosenau. Carrington: Bonnit Anderson Casper. Wyo.; Helent Glimsdahl. Eait Grand Fe rks. M inn.; Judith Paus. Scobc:y, Mont.; Sandra Showman. Detroi t ta k es, Minn. A highlight for North Dakota A Ilst spring "as the winning of I trophy for first plaCt in the Gr«k Gamts. A lso in conn«tion "ith Gretk Wtck " ' U tht announcement Ihat Mrs. Rolland ,St\e rsoo a member of North Dakot l A Alumnz A dvisory Board "'as chostn outsl3nding soroflly alumna at the Univtrsity o f North Dlkot3.

Tht North Dakota P i Ikta Phis ue tastr to rc'turn 10 schoo l this fall 10 carry ou t plans for tht fall rush program. The biggest Ic.tson for thcrr eagerness as tht arrival o f M rs. K mt Mo rgan. Gund Vict PreSiden t Mrs Morgan 's visit "':lS a trtmtodnus in· 5pllatlon 10 Iht entne chapter. Her gUldrng hand led to the btst rush selson N orth Oak.}la \ hn had for many yurs.

Tilt lI1tmbtu art also guttful to Hellher SIiCurdson. Nan Steart, and AldLs Th orstelOson of Man it oba ,\ ' ho made the iour' ney do"n from the north to hdp Ilh rush ", ttk and Jho gtt Idtu for thtir chapter.

Important offictrs and honors on campus this ytar art Maqu Costello, prtsident of II n II honoralY 10 business education; j udy PJUS , prUldent Ilf Y \l:'. C.A.: jantt R lChards. state trtuurtr of North Dakotl Student Educatron Auociatron: Patricia S anSlon and HdM AtklOS init ia ted inlo l: T X, social "' or k hooorary, and Dorothta Prtte tht honor of being Iht lunll)r ,,'i lh the highesl a, eralott In Ihe College of BusintU aDd Public Admin istration and ....u Initiated into B r hononry of Iht ('ollegt.

Tht r«lpitnt of a "Smorglt'" a"' ud (or oulUandlO8 co·oPttJlion in Srudent Union aCtivlllts u Flortnct Fischer. Tht chapter IS

"'SO proud of pUt Knhy ho on the chlptef )CIVice a ard [or KapPl Pr OYlnce. Schohrshlp this selm'ster "'1$ raised one from p reylOUS yur and ran ked founh of all competmg groups on campus.

T he moll: UCltmg nt's thIS PJ!st yea r for the UniveUl t y of No n h D a ko ta ""as the ' mnln" of the chamfHonshlp in the NatIonal T ournamen t htld 10 Troy, N. Y last M uch.

The theme for t he homecoming fl oll thIS yur U a huge Ra shell ,I th the of chC'Cung on the UND Sioux ' uh the slogan SIOUX Shtll Su Succns .· .-\g:.lin Ihn yur nuny and slumnz helped to m:.lke the annual hornecomlnlj: open house :.I huge I n charge of homt"Com1Og aCtlvl tl" Judy Mo r ns, J udy PaUl, and j anct RIchards.

Pl EDGf'D : Kay Courtenay; Se tt y Buus, Caro l $110 m , Carr in g ton; O anduran, J ulIa G rant, O a 'n T ·eten, Grand For b ; J udi t h Er ickson. Sharon $orenson, Dlckmson; J ameAo"" n: j udy G r md!. Pnnbml: K risi J a(l.bson. Alu, ande r ; G:.IY Johnson. Shnenne; truln, Dorothy Ne""mao, i PatriclI Olson. Caro l Suits; Phyllis Osme r , M IChon \X' :.Ilford ClIy; loiS Savelkaul, J o· annl!' Undlin La nsfo rd: J oan 8 a kusb, Brandan. M anitobJ; R uth GrC'Cn. M innedou, Manitoba: Nedra H omme, Nancy Morken. E nt Grand Fo rk s. Mmn.; Caro l Tal l Z ion. Ill.: J anIe Trumbo O t U a. 11 1. COOl. McGU I NESS

MINN ESOTA ALPH A- U NIVERSITY O F MINN ESOTA

C hartered 1906. Pl e d ge Oa,. April li p 19'9, September 17. 1959 I NITIA TED. M ay 4. 19'9. Sandra K 1Ogsley. S t Paul. Las t sp r ing qUJr!e r found P I &12 P hi ve r y aC1ive on t he u ni, vel$l t y campui. e X in Campus Carnival by produc· t he inning "carne" sho ·• "SmlttM o f bot h groups ele rewarding btouse they 'OfI all a ards that ue given. all partIcIpa tIOn. best sho most moncy. best clo n an d most tic kets so ld Fou nde rs' sponsored by th e M innupolis Alumn:Ol! Club. was h e ld at I nte rl ache n Cnuntry C l ub. Th e maIO of I he luncheon w as th e presenta tio n o f sc hobnhi p J wa rds. Aw ards w ere given to t h r u g irl s fo r mainuinin,lt an of " B" or for to t ·o ,' r is fo r the most shU""n. Jnd also an J ud to t hl!' lIh hi g hest scholastic ayeuge. Kappa M n. j :.lmes A McGhie. viSIted t he in May. and 15 t he guest of honor at a n nual M ()(h· er's D ay t u. As home IS 10 M inneapulls. members find her a an d Vtr y h tlpfu l visi tor. an h:/ fr ller ni t ies on CJ mp us. T hey also exchanges wi t h K and e x h ighliRh t of the scholars h ip dinner was a speech by D r. Wi lli amson. Dun of t he Co ll ege o f ScIence. and Ans. Be sid es h is t ips on schn lu t ic im portance. It ·u pleasant to hur of his confidence in the GrC'Ck on campus.

Th e sp r ing forma l ·u. as usual. colorful. It as a 5UC' ceuful due 10 th e coope ratlYC tfior ts nl PI Beu PhIS. senio r fue 'tli including t uditionJI cooky shine. ""as a occulon ye t ..., ith a sombe r tone. B:.IrbuJ Hedin and Carol Peterson wele chosen "outst Jndinl( seniors of t he yta r."· hono rs wn n by du pt e r m e m bers last sprin g Mot n in g wu electe d to t he na ti o n al men·s music fra te r ni t y !: A I and Patricia Foss ' u e lected the re presen t ative to t he H o me Econo m ics A uociation.

T he sunune r f:u rly Ae • by for all t he ,ltirls. Jnd chaPle r soon found itself plannin, for rail rushlO" prOftum. Th rough t he ·ork o f rush capta ms and PanhellenlC CounCIl. a ne · program " ' U es tab l is he-d fo r t he univcrsity. P rev iously. rushing ""u htld du r ing th e fir st wC'C k of bu t t his fall it be /l: an tw o ·eeks t h e begm ni ng of sc hool. has a/l:rC'Cd t hJ t the sySwas verY successfu l because o f th e lesse r amoun t of strain on rus hers a nd t he

The new pledge class Jnd 'C1ive O"l("mbers :.Ire :.Intici pa t ing t he ork an d th e pl ans for Ho mecoming a l t he and other of f a ll qUarter.

P LE DGED : AprI l 11, 19'9: Ku lene A lexandria: M ary Olson. \'(f i llmer: Sandrl Ne l son. M inneapolis. PlEDGI D: SePtcmber 17. 19'9: Li nda \'(IayzatJ: A nde rson. Cuolyn Meyer. M an lyn MnrneJ. M ueller. kalO; J ulie Bmnett. Susan H us, Janet Betl/:. Sharon Be rgS tr Om. H olmqUISt. And reJ Kern. J udy K ind. EUa J. undJ h l. l udy I. ynn Purson. Pa t ricia Pete rson. M ary j ane \'(f ard. lh rbJra \'(I i ik M in neapolIS: J u l ie Efl ckson, )itmld)l ; IhrbarJ S m it h. Pe nn y Ze nner. St Pau l ; j o Ann Fa ir mO n t; Susan V ul k St. Peltr.

BARBARA NU1T1NG

LAMBDA PROVINCE

MISSO U RI ALPH A-U NIV E RSITY OF MISSO U RI. C ha rICl red, 188 9. Pled ge O a,. , Sep lember 1 I , 1959. I Nl nATm. tember 26. 19'9: C;lfo l D Ixon. Normand,.: J udy Palmquist. Co l um· bla: Prudence Kanus Cily ThIS hll MIssourI A as $«I)nd on camroUJ WIth a RIJde llI)int I)f 2.7. Flynn had a per/ect 4.0. In A .\'(I.S. Tt:.lvls DJnlel serV" on Bond and u chJlrman of Merry·Co·Round. and SusIe "bfS is chJirman of Petitions and \'(Io rkln/l: 10 M .S.A. are Betsy Tunsou Hornecommi Committee; Bey H uhn. Spirit Co mmittC'C;

Emmy Puller. Alutnnz Rei;Jstration Cummluee; and Mns. Sotnate Jnd CommlttC'C. Bttsy Tunwu IS Special EYents 01' rector of thot StudMt UnIon; hlle "'"rklng IS felture editor Ith J.arJ·lc ua'er. P roductIon lnd Donna Lc ,is. head of office suff. o n the 1\ l lIntll"', Rosemul and Pat 51111111T staR. cn llaborate ith M arthJ Fr«man. Sororlty·Fu ternl t y EdItor :.Ind Sunnne Tels , Or,ltJnrutions Edit o r. ChC'CriudefS this lur are , oa n and ,\hrtha FfC'Cman. Phoebe Flynn heJds K E A. honorary. 1$ chaIrman of Romp Stomp. and Chomp; ...,hill!' Bttsy aCts as publiCIty Chllf· man for Campus Chc-st. October 7. a C'OffC'C as held honollng o ur Mrs. H andley.

SemifinJlists fo r H omecoming Queen " ere M ar t ha F r«man. J an H olman. and J udy Yount. BJrn lrmml/: Queen Candidate one nf finalists. " ' as Ca rol Dlvincen. Pl£DGU : Barbara Bro ·nins. Do ro t hy Dunlap. Ca rol Leslie lyddon. Ann Ro K:.Inus CIIY; Judy BJrbua Be\-criy Morris. ColumbIa; Ann Halens. Elu Ne man. J oplin; J ulianJ Arnold. K irksville; ClaudIa Barbtt. LonIl!Yle ·. 'rex .; J anet BuntS. Chdlorot he; linda BIJckmme Trenton. Suunne Callihan. West Pblns; Carol Dlvlncen. A ffton: Mar· ,IIaret Feld ,lsh. Wrbster G roves; Delfdre Garty. M IJmi, Fla.; Susanne Guyson. Sp r mgfield; Ellubeth Gould. Eyanston. Il l.; J ane tt Bonne T erre; M ary A nn Puther Memphis; kebecn ReICk, 51. J oseph: and J udy Smith. T ulsa. Ok l ahoma SUZANNE T Ell

MIS S O U RI

BETA-W ASHINGTON U NIV E RSITY C ha r l e n d, 1907 Pl e d ge o a,. , S e pte mbe r 28, 195 9 I NITI ATED.

October 4. 19'9 : Barbara K nox. Springfield. Il l.; C:.Iro le J. m12enich

Anne Wot r helde. St. Louis. The past spflng "IS In excillnl/: and one fo r M IUOUfl R. The chapter ente red T hunene CarnivJI Ins tead of 'o rklOg ","h a fralernllY and It h J Sho boat therm". receIved first pbce t rophitS in both the so ronty dIvision and in overall. A fter thIS I he nut event WJS Gree k SIOM. in ·hich MI sso ur i 11 took second p lace 10 th e so ro rity d iyiSj()n.

H onors leceived by members during the sp r ing se-mester include the stlcction of Diana Zlmmtrmln as E ngmetrs' Q uC'Cn.

Mara Kelle-y JS a in t he cou r! :.Ind Sarah SImp· son as a member of the " S C'Cthurt Court. J oan Fedder and Doris S ·eet tlected to membe rship in Angel Flight. Mary Pinke ·u Co·Chalrman of CJmpus Y and Kathie Sch u m:.lche r " ho received the Lambda Province a ud as outst anding sophom o re is secretary of t he same o rg anization. J oan Fedder is president of RI!'(lI!'J II Onal Associa t io n T hose gi rl s elected 10 hono raries include Pam Eoff R 1\: Lynne BIJnd and D ian a ZImmerman. Mo rt ar Board: Che r i Ltt K ruse. Mar y Pieske. a nd Kathie Chimes.

T he chJPle r is no'" bosy ma king pbns for Bearsk in Follies Ind wo r king on a Homecom ing Aoat. Cheri Lte K ruse is Co-Chalfman of H omecoming aC t iVI t ies fo r the enti re umpu5.

P LEDGED. Septembe r 28. 19)9: "h rtha B:.Ild",in. M anh6eld. Wis.; Elaine Earh.ut. Kanus Clll"; J oan Es tes. J dferson City; J ane K itchM. Emmtt. Ark.; Caro le k oblnson. Ne • York City. N Y.; j a n T homu. Springfield, Il l.; Susan Gallo ·ay. Wu h ingtlln. D.C.: Star r WJ lker. Bir m ml/:ham. M ich.: Sue Bay, Soe Dohr· ma n n. J udy H artiS. Ju dy H u nk ins. Pegg y Ke r wi n N ancy KIpling. M a d eleJOe M ar t i n Susan P ill S. Pa t Ryan. J an Se nge r, St. I.ou is. J EANN I'

MISSO U RI G AMMA-DR U RY C OLL EGE C h a r1 er-ed 19 14. P le d ge D ay. Sep t.mber 27 19'9 I NtnAT£D. October J(I. 19'9 : GlOny 8ur Spungr.eld: Sally J acoby. Notm:.lndy.

M Issour i r IS ell rep reSl!"n ted t hroughout t he campus in many Jc t ivi t i" t his year.

Ma lllyn F reund w u of Red Peppers: Stavros. of Tr i Do r m H ou$C Council Jnd WJllace HJl I: j ac kie M organ is sery iOA: as sec retary of t he Wome n 's At h let ic Associat ion and IS t he j unio r member nf houSl!" council: Suun FIKher Charlot te O en. Jnd Elaine Ward. new pledRes el«ted to t he freshman cnuncil: Bet h H unsucke r is of I' 1\ A nn Woody. pr eSIdent of Student Umon Boud of GOyet· nors ; MJrilyn Ka l twasst r :.Ind A nn Wuody :.Ire co·edltors of t he cluSt'S sect ion on Ytarbook.

Nathalie Smith and Hattie Leu: ere initia ted into E ,\ I and Nathahe IS Kueury. H anle (In the T B E a ard lor Ihe ou ts t Jnding bands ·oman of the Yur. H attIe also recelyed the Women's National Officid RUlOg " hich ':.IS a 1ll-' uded 10 only two Drury ,IIlth; Nathalie wa) t he "unt Ihe Ne Yor k Symphnny in Chi ta qua. Ne '" York. ",' hic h "'as prestn ted o n N.B.C. Radio and will a ppea r it h Spri nlj:fidd Symphony u solois t t his hll.

In the field of beauty Dona K ub lu u cra ned at yearbook Mary Quinn and Elean"r 15o ne-y 'ere t o o f t he four findlsu. The rontl!'s t thiS YUr as ,udged by J ack Pur.

J obeth Ellis " 'as choSl!"n PJnhellenic Queen and Elmore wu an a ll endant. They chnsen by the facul t y. based on service to the Khoo l fra ternI t y. scho l arshIP. and humor.

Cook is X White Rnse.

At annual SuC'Ct Jponsl)led by t he Student Union. Sua Elkins "'.15 ! X candldJte fnr "C utest K nees .'

PLEDGED: Sharon BaIty. Cnol Enl/:elmJnn.

Fart hIng. Ozark; Susan FIscher. St. I.ouis; Cbra bne. Becky l.a ·ry. Susan Seabaugh. Spflngheld; luyce Linde r Chiul(o. Ill.; Charlotte Owen. Stockton; NJncy s.., ergren. Musio n , KJo .; Pat

Thomn, KaoU 5 City; Elaine Ward, Glendale: Darla Williams, Aurora.

A NN WOODY

• ARKANSAS ALPHA- UNIVERS I TY OF ARKANSAS C harDec:cmbcr 2 9 , 1909 Pltdgt! O.y, Septlfmber II, 19 '9. INlnATED, ?hrch 8, J o Ann Finley. Ellcn Ha",' bccker, J anel

Rowland , Mary Lynn Sch""arz, Ann T,icschmann, Lillie Rock: J ackie Sandtrl l Ph oebe Specr, Fort Smith: M olly Molitor, Bubara Pope , Marvel ; Mar y Gale Bullock, Dudanelle; Ann Dlvis. Cllrksville: }o Ann finch, Marked Tree; Roum,uy foncs, Roge iS. Lynn Francis, J oplm M o.: Ruth lerrol Van Buren: BC1 Mal one:, Camden: Pam NoUls EI D orado' E elinor Obt-t, H OI Springs; l ulia. O'Oanirl, Waldo: Anne Padgett. Batesville: Carol TUum , topeh, Kan.; Mary Ano TomDkins. Burdette; M ary Sue Thornl o n, MUSK08U, Okla

Modd Pledge wu J o Ann Finley : Mary Sue Thornton was ""inner of the pledRe scholarship award. A rkans.s A is happy to have as its new ch3peron, Mrs Ruth \'<'ayne. of Scott, Arkan sas. " M ot her Wayne" formerly served as house mother fo r T eX3s B chapter. j an Graham and K ay H ampton were chosen fo r m embership in B K, j udy Gilbeu was upped for Mortar Board and is a member of B I' 1:.

Mary Lynn Schwart was chosen as Mi ss University of Arkansa s. Inte rfra ternity Pledge Queen last year was j anet Rowland, J ane Co l lier is a Razorba c k chee rleader fo r her .second year: ShIrley j ack.ron serves the Razor back. band as a maj oret te , , Sammye Johnston Pleps IS Sll>'eetheart of 1: N frater nI ty ; Mary Ann Cumberland was chosen as the tirst s""eethurt of the local A T 0 chapter: j anis Walls is sweetheart of A r p, An exchange dinner was held with the K ! fraternity on has 9 sophomore counselors, and Betty Clark is secreu ry of the sophomore council. Serving u a senior counselor in the new freshoun dormitory, Fulbright Ha ll, is .Mary Sue Thornton.

Molly Molitor was selected as a Lady of the Rea lm fo r the Memph is Cotton Carnival.

J o Ann Finley is activi ties editor of the R.zz orbdr t ; Betty Clark is index editor. , Sharon Rane y is servin,ll: on the jud icial Board of the Assot'l2ted Women Students, Carol Tatum is chairman ,o f the AWS Projects Committee and K rves on the ExecutIve Board of th IS ,ll:aniut ion. Ann Triesc hmann is chairman of the Student Umon Special Projects Committee.

PL EDGED: Sharon Alexander Marilyn H arris, LU Ci e 8tlle M urphy, j osephine Ra scoe, EI , Dorado; MiI?red Crom a 'ell, Conmt Ellis, PtSf!;y McKtnn on. MarIan M oo re, LIttle Rock; ,lklty K a te Brown Muth a Dalt Cook. BelSy Damal, H o t SprrngS: Mary Andtrson, Eleanor Kin ley, Beebe; J.eannie M orse, Carolyn Smit h Fayeltevillt: Betty Clark. Walnut Ridge: Ellen Cleveland, A tkins; do A nn Coope r , Truma .nn: Elmor j onesboro ; Tolise athings, \'<'est MemphIs: Rayanne H eltn. Stu ttgart: Shirley jackson , H arrison: Bettye j ohns ton, Birdeye : Pat McMahen, Augus ta' j ulie Ann Terry, St, Charles: Sandra Yates Blythe· ville' rl-e Oglesby, Ft. Smith; ju dy Stallings, Morrilton: j udy Nu :nan, Tul», Okla.: Ann Ba iley, Si loam Springs. j"N 15 WALLS

LOU I S I ANA ALPHA-NEWCO MB COLLEGE Chntued, Octobu 29, 1891. Pledae Diy. October 7. 19 59.

The school sta.ttd oft for Louisi ana .A with a house pa rty on the Gulf Coan to prepare for rush wC"tk. A fter this hectic week of open houses Mostly Ghostly, Pnrl Ind Football parties, t enty·five u Cl ttd happy pledges were feted at a swimming party by the actives. After the pledging ceremo ny, actives and pltdges enl oyed the uaditional dinner at Arnaud's one of New Orleans' fintst French rts lautanu

Louisiana A's chapter houSC' has just undergone ulensive face· lifting. and e feel that ou r h o use was a great asSet to u.s during lush ""eek. A formal "vmg l oom and a plntlled chaptet room are two of ou r favorite featu res.

The opening of Tulane's new University Center has brought an increased interest in campus activitIes, and loUisiana A's presIdent, Judy O ' Brien, in her capacity as secretary or the Student Body, has been in the midst of Ihe organiUlion of various commltl«s and actlvilles. The new building boaslS such recreational flCllities as a yur round sa'imming pool and bowling alltes. and all ca m · pus o rganiUtl o ns, such as Pan hellenic, publicatIons, and Studtnt Government, are centra lized in this building.

Pat Van Scoy represented Tulane at the Berkelty Football festl ' vsl In Berkeley, Cahf., earlltr this munth. There she enjoyed meetln,g an o ther Pi Beta Phi, Diane Meyers, fr om Ortgon B.

Louisiana A IS very proud of one of il$ ne,..· pledges, Bev BrtU, who has been ChOKn freshman cheerluder. V If8inia Bus. who is Krvlng on Inner Council, and the many other glris of the chaptn who are ukln. an active part in school activities. PUDCI!D : Boot ie Born, Grenda Edmo nson. judy J ones. Marsha 1hller, Kat hleen Roth. jessie WiDI Sinnott, Barbara Wilhams, Nancy WitherSpOOn, New Orleans; Comella Barnes, Nashville, TeOD .: Bettina Bla ir, San Ant onio. Tex.: Susie foster, Lubbock, Tu ,; Gerry Picton, POrt Arthur, Tu.: Ellann Thompson, Tyler, Tex,; Landru Ducote. Sue Stubbs , M onroe: joan Gueymard, Mo rgan Gry: E vie WiDder. Shrtvepon; jeanne Bart lett. San Francisco, Calif. ; Beverly Bretz, H insdale, III.; Carol Carmichael, Kansu City, M o.; Gin,n M itchell , Beaufo rt, S.c.: julta Nan,

THE ARROW OF PI BETA

Louisville, Ky : Janie Phur. Chicago , Ill. : M artha Reiss, Sheboy· gan, Wis .; hun Worley, Flossmoor. III. P T V"N ScOY

LO U IS I ANA BETA-LOUIS I ANA STATE UN I VERS I TY C h.nertd , October 13. 1936 , Pltd,t O.Y Seprtmber II , 19'9

INITI Tm, March, Pauicia O'Shea , Celeste Tindol, A lex· andria; Martha jane Burns, LouiK Gray, M onroe ; Susan Dupre, VirStnla Fo ntenot, Ville Platte; j ulia Courtney , Dilnt Dickson. Ann J ohnso n , Jane Rosenblath, Shreveport; Louise Baultt!, Susan ugg, Ne Or eans: Lucy Lutgring, Brent Penet, Lake Charles: Marilyn Clements , Rebecca Speer, Vivian; Vtlda Br idges, Bastrop; Jane 8umsarner. Metairie; j ane Cointment, Plaquemine: Ella boyle, Fulton. K an.: Elizabeth Edmonson, H o uma; Frances Fai r · hanks, Pintville: j udith Fingerle, A nn Ar bor , Mi ch.: Margaret Mag«, Franklint on: Eva MoreSlJ.. j eanerette: Mel inda Osburn, S t j ostph; Suellen Scott, Baton Kouge ; Bltnda Shirley, M o rgan City; Rhetta Stro he, Welsh; Mary Summersgill, Golden M tadow; Maude Ann Whittingto n, Natchitoches.

Bdo re the spring semes ter ended, several Pi Beta Phis were honored with offices fo r the school year. Loretta Ray Riv ers became coed vice·p resident of the Stude nt Governme nt Assoc iati on, the hiflhest honor a coed can juli a Bran dt. secre tary tre asure r of Music : Sally Hi nkle, Education representatiVe to St udent Council: Det Stahl, president of A WS; Loyce K il· patrick, president o f K 11 n: Sally H inkle , president of Angtl Flisht. The Dean of Women chose Ann j ohnson, Margaret Magte , Rhetta Strohe. j ulit Courtney, Brent Ftne t to be freshman ad · visors. Scholastic honors came to the chapter through tht initia · t io n o f Loyce Kilpatri ck, loretta Ray Rivets, and Dee Stahl in to M ortar Bolrd, The members ret urned to Louisiana State University to again tlke part in the spirit surrounding the college with tht nation's number I foo t hall team, gelling 43 p ledges in a SUCcessfu l rush, Two o f tht varsity cheerleaders are T oni Whittington .nd Carolyn CherrY. The scene was compl eted with the ann ouncemen t that for the 2nd consecutive year a Louisiana Bet:a is Little Colonel of the ROTC. This year Ltnda Hill holds this honor. ROTC sponsors are Suun T ucker. jul ie Courtney, Peggy C o ll ins , frances fairbanks, Mtl inda Felker, R hetta Strohe. Betsy H a ll.

PL£OGED : Susan A bell, Barbara Bachman , Dortlthy Gayle Chil· dress, Mel inda Felker, Marie Prados, New Orleans; Mary H tlen Barksdale, Rust o n: Sarah Biles. Bunkie: Sandra Gi ro uard, Kaplan; Diane Buquoi. Covin,gton; Barbara Gmpbell, Dicksey Gerlach, Vicki i"ongmirt. Shrevepopt i Carofyn Cherry Franklin, PelSgy Collings, I. akt Cha r les: Cecilia Y o ung, Sauh Davis, Ge n e Ge Ier, Oo lorts Hackett , Betsy H all. Linda Litton. Nan 'Peabody , Bato n Ro uge: Betty Hall , Man stidd: Lau ra K ent, Barbara S loan, J ackson, Miss.; Saundra Kn o wles. Mary Elitabeth Wdlster, j enny \'ViliiamJ, Mo nroe; Elizabeth Rawls, Elizabeth Leavell, V ikki Nielsen, Bas t rop; Gertrude M cNeely, M arksvi ll e; H arryette Turpin , Natchi· tochts: Shirlty M itr. C3ro l yn M o rvant, La fayttt e; Ann Waites, Delhi : 'Kathlten Pettigrtw, H ouma: Bonnie Strohe. Wtlch; Pe gg y Robe rts. Boyce: Cathtrine Schulze, M ary j o Sta hel, Metari t; Mary Sherman , H ous ton. Tex.; Catherine Stap les , St. Louis, M o.; Sidonia \'<'atts, Bowdon, Ga, SA LLY HI NKL8

MU PROVINCE

IOWA ALP H A- IOWA WESLEYAN COLLEG e Ch.rttttd, 1867. Pltdg t O.y, October 4, 1959. I NITI",TI!O, S(pttmb(t 24. j anet Cah oon, AleJ:is Ill.; janet Fo rd , Co lumbus j unction: l orenz. Chnton: Margaret Parh. Excelsior, M inn , : Mary Shellsuom. Rockford, III.: Sandra Smith, K irkwood, Ill.; Donna Turner, Oxrord.

Plans Were made for th t Iowa Wesleyan CoUtge H omecoming which was held Oct obe r 24. The t htme fo r the dance was " At Sund;t,..'n." Russ Carlyle 's band pro vided the music. Co·chairmen ror tht event Wert ; Sandra Smith, finance committee ; jatol Ornduff. boom nisht co mmitt«: Agnes Pope, halftIme ceremonies; and Nancy RilChit, dance deco rat ions committ«.

Pi Beta Phis a ' ho are members o f Qui Est this fall are Glenda Nicholson, Agnes Pope. Rosal« Rauscher, and J a ro l Ornduff. Rthnruls have begun fo r "Sabrina fair ," the first play of tht year. Pat H tleman has the female Iud, ;tnd linda SchneIder also partici Ptes in it.

PLEOGr.t> : Linda Blagg, Park Ridge, N, J .: Sara Crume, Omaha, Neb.; Bonnie Fint, Oak Park. III.: Dorothy H oppe: , Traer: Belle Kr ieck. A ppltton. WIS.; Gail K ille n, Ma nchester, la.; Michele M ichelet, Wilmt(te, 111. ; Beth M iller , Park R idge. Il l.; Dana P.&lton. M oltne , III.: Karin Pen ce. K irkwood, III.: Catherine Reed , Cedar Rapids: Linda .xhneldu. fannhamville.

Glenda Nich o lson ""1$ ;t member of the All Star Girl,' Basket · ball t tam that played In the Pan-Ame r ican sames this summer The games were played in Chicago from AURu st 27·SePtember 7, This tum w o n a g o ld medal for the United SUtes 21 Glenda wi! leave to tour the country with th is team \'(Ih ile rourins, they will play the RusS IJ.D tearD. J OL O SOUff

IOWA BETA-SIM P SON COLLEGE 1874 , Is ITl.UED. September 26, Caro l Ann Adams , wddo n: Cay Canavan, Osceola; JudY Foster , Madrid; Sue Gel"tDC'rud , Crete Ill.: Manha Hann , Ottum a : Ardene K.i ld al SIOUX Falls, S D .; Janice Moore, Eld o ra; Sandra Pickensl GrInnell; JanI c e Spahr , Anke-ny ; Kay Thomas, Creston; linda Trpkosh, Ely: Mama

Tschirgi. Des Moines; Barbara Hubbud. Judy Pilmer, Kay Van Hellen. Indianola.

Wilma Thomas has been t1Kted one 01 four candidates for homtcoming princess_ Sue Hubbard, Linda Trpkosh, and Ardene Kildal have been cheerleaders with Hubbard as capuin. JANET LANNING

I OWA GAMMA-I OWA STATE UN I VERSITY. Chlrtered, 1877. Pledae D .y, Sep tem be r 7, 1959. INITIATED, August 30, 19)9: Linda Taylor, Osbloosa; Leslie Graham, Frogmore. S.c.

Alter rush " 'ee k and pledging, Iowa r started OUI the school year with an all-howe f(1reat at the Larn -Jo Dude Ranch. Not only was fun had by all, but the evening discussion of our activities for the coming yur proved very valuable_ Next came Father's Week-end, when all the Pi Beta Phi dads came for the Iowa Sute Missouri Football game and then took over the house Saturday night. They were serenaded by their daughters Ind by our Ben "brothers." For our fall fireside this year, we went in with .4 1: for an informal evening of dancing. again at the Larry·Jo Ranch.

Jud y Heale y was a finalist for H arvest Ball Queen. and Keeney was attendant to the Greek Week Queen. Patt i Walter. ho was chosen as Ihe Pershing Rifles Honorary Lieutenant· Colonel lut spring. served this fall 15 a member of the Greek Week Central Committee, and during that ,,·eek. Belinda Tho rne was tapped for r r, Greek honorary.

Our two new members of Mortar Imard are Belinda Thorne and Carole Lea Taylor. Marty Kecney was pledged to e 1: journalism honorary, and Sally Blanchard is a new initiate of A A A. freshman honorary. On Homtcoming Central Committee this fall were Carolyn Cole and Sharon Phillips.

The chapter is very proud of Marcia Grunwald. ",·ho was selected as co·chairman for Veishu, and is one of the few girls ever to hold th is post. Last spring, Marcel' Christian was attendant to the Veishca queen-and congratulations go to Marcel' again this fall for hav ing chosen to receive the Pi Beta Phi J unior Alumni Associat ion Sch'O larship.

PI..I:DG!!D: Ra e Barsness. Humbolt; Ann Collison. Ma rshalltown: K aty Gwrlett. Moline. III.; Nina Guerrero. Elmh urst. Ill.: Jacki e H ash, Noblesville, Ind .: Barbara Rake : Nancy H oughan. Fort Collins, Colo.: Jack ie j epson, athy Kerl Sioux City; Mary Susan Lee, Susan Nottkoff, North HoIlY""ood, Calif.: Sheralyn Stoddard. Elm Grove. Wis.; Suun Tomlinson, Minne· .apolis, M inn.; Carole Walsh, Ames; Ann Wheeler. LaCrosse, Wis. Jo ANN $cHJ,AWPFIiIt

IOWA ZETA-STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Cha rt e red , 18 82 Pledae D.y, Septe mbe r 19 , 19 '9 INITIATED , October 4, 19)9: Sandra Wilderson, Sioux City.

At the close of the s!>Tina: several honors were bestowed on girls in the house. Winifred Files was tapped for Mo rt ar Bo3td and la ter elected president. Both J oa n T ePaske and Gay H ass graduated u members of <It B K

During the summer Iow a Z beauty contestants were Blrhlra ByWater and Karen Swan in the Miss 10"'a Contest and Mary Ann Sheahen in the National Press Photographer's Contest.

An annual fall event on the campus is the Dolphin Sho"'·. produced by a men's swimming club, and the selKtion 'Of a Dolphin Queen. Representing Pi Beta Phi. Karen Harri s ""as selected as one of th e top five con tntants for the queen's title.

Other honors have come to members of the chapter. Nancy G lenn and Jud ith Ja nssen were selected for the Scottish landers. the world's largtst all·girl bagpipe band. The following were chosen for Central Party Committec sub-commi tte n: Deanne Algyer. Terna Sm ith. Sally Echternach t , Judy Richm ond, Mirillm Eisma. Melind a Moravec. Donna Gherardini, and M idge Anderson.

PLEDGED: Jcrron J o Chen hall. Gail Gibson. Bettendorf: Emily Grabau, Doone; Margaret Carrigg. Nancy Files. Cedar Rap ids: Nancy Murray , Davenport; Deanne AIgyer, Decorah; Linda Dahlgren. Georgiana Sexaurer. K im Schoch. Teresa Smith, Dcs Moines; J o Ann Kramer Eldora; Nancy Close; Evanston. III.: Sally Echternlcht. Fort Dodlte: Ann Vogt. Grinnell; D onna Gherardini, Sandra Looney, H ighland Puk. Ill.; Nancy Glenn, Iowa City; Janet Armstrong, J oliet. Ill.: Sharon K arr, Omaha Ncb.; Connie Larson. OttumWa; Janet Doerr. Ju dith Ja nssen. Maqu oketa; Klten H arris, Mar shalltown; Midge Anderson, Park Ridge. III.

SARAH FRANKS

SOUTH DAKOTA ALPHA-U NIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA , Chartued, 1927 Pl eda:e Day, September 19, 19'9. South Dakota A toolC top honors for the second consecutive ye3t in Swingoutr the competitive sing. At the same time Kar en Pool. Georgia Thiel en. and Georgia Westra were tapped for Mortar Board, Coleta Beringer, Linda Eyres, and Kay Myron were initiated into Guidon, junior women's honorary. Karen Freiberg has bun accePted into <Jo B K. Georgia Westra played the leading role in the all university musical. "Wonderful Town." I ncluded in the cast were Linda Eyrcs. Nancy Gibson. and Reva Konegni.

The univCfsity was rep resented by Kay Myron at the Miss South Dakota beauty Karla Gunderson was chosen A X A Sweethear t The Sno Ouecn of 9 was J oey Campbell. J immie Gardner 'as l.1iss Vanity Fair, yearbook (lueen. Linda Eyres and Dorothy Coe have been elected president and vice· president of Toastmisuess respectively. Leading cheers at the pcp rallies .nd games wjll be Mar y Lou H eacock. J ill Hendrickson will be marchmg with the band as a malofette.

The "'eddy ne spaper claims Coleta. Beringer. social editor: Molly Gleason. ne""S editor; Jean Ann Weiser, of the Bulletin Board column. Nancy NickelSOn is the assistant business manager of the 8/. sl, a campus humor magazine. Last spring South Dakota A established an a"' ard to be pre· sented by the School of Education to a descrving student.

PLEDGED: Mary Lynn Collins. Gettysburg; Frances Crain, Red· field; Jeanette Durst, Gretchen H ovda, Ruth Rothenberger. Mit· che ll; Sandra Goodell. Charleen Nickerson. Jul ia Nielsen Ra pid CIt)'; Funcene Ha nsen, Marcia Tonner, Aberdeen ; Jill Hendrickson. Wayne. Neb.; Judy Hiatt, Jul ia Johnson, Linda McCahren, Sue Mu ilenburg. Sandra Smidt. SiollJ[ Fa lls; Ann Larson, Paullina. 10" ' a; Helen Reinschmidt, Clark.

SANMA HANKEN

N E B RASKA B ET A-UNIV ERSITY OF NEBRASKA. ChII" tered, 189 '. P1ed ae D.y, Se pcembu '. 1959. I NIT IATED, Octobc:t 4, 19'9: Jud ith Bro"' n, Ann Dowling, Omaha; J an Peterson. 51. Paul: Sue Turner, Dallas, Tex. Nebraska B climaxed its spring semester with many honors. Marilyn Pickett participated in the Ivy Day Court, and K aren Peterson was tapped IS Mo rtar Board president. Sandy J ohnson ...·as chosen as a varsity cheerleader and as I member of Student Council. Marilyn Pickell is president of Panhell enic, MaO' Hill is Junior Pan hellenic president, Ind K aren Peterson is Student UnIOn pfesident. Sharon Jenike was selected as a union committee chairman. Ja net Rhoda was elected u Young Repuhlican president. with K aren Dcmpscy and Sue Turner u public relat ions ch airman and secretary, respectively. Gari Hathaway was selected to be on the Teachers College Ot'an's Board. Skip Harr is and Bunny Aikens arc members of the 19'9 Cornhusker staff. Nori Yost and K aren are new Pi !kta. Phi represenutives to selective pep o rgan ization, Tassels. Eilecn Warren was elected as secretary of Delta Sigma Rho. Mary Kn oll, a tran sfer fro.m S.outh. qakota A was chosen as a member of Madrigals, a university smgmg group.

Skip H arris received the national honor of being chosen 19 '9 Drake Relays Queen. Sally Wengert was chosen as A T A ,""·eet · hea rt. Rh onda Minnick was picked as <I> r Il sweetheart, and Bobbie Tayl or was a finalist for t X ,wedheart. On the beauty side, J oan Griffiths ""U chosen IS the A T 0 candidate for Mi ss Nebraska and was runner-up in the contest. J an Peterson was Mi ss Custom in the Omaha Auto Show.

The fall semester began with a v isit from Mrs Olive Man sfield, General President. At the conclusion of her visit, the chapter had a retreat to become better acquainted with the pledges. Ex· cellence in scholarship. the chief aIm of Nebraska B was stressed at the retreat. The pledge banquet was held at the newly re· modeled s tudent union. The pledge class placed first in th e annual t X Derby Day events Ind the Pi Beta Phis re ceived a trophy and a victory dinner with the t Xs. Skip H arris was chosen as the chapter nominee fo r the H omecoming Q ueen.

PL EDGED: Kathy Anderson. M ary H ill, Fremont; Nancy Bow en, Bellevue; Gayle Branigan. North P latte; Kathy Campbell, H astings; j udy Crooks, Sioux Falls, S.D.: Jane Cumming, Gail Gallo· way, J ackie Gatto, Karen Peterson, Ruth Read Lincoln; J ane Foster, York ; Gwynne Greving. Central City; Sally Lancaster, Lexingt on; Janet Atlantic, Iowa: Connie M iller. H oldrege: Gail Milligan. H ooper; Margaret McCubbin. Elkhorn; Kay McKibben. Omaha; Marlene Noble, \'(Ieeping Water: Ikth Randln, Fort Scott. Ka n.: Sharon Reiling. Seward; Leah )0 Smith, Mitchell, S.D.; Jane Tidrich. Des M oines, Iowa; Phyllu Timmons. Beatrice. ELISE KENDAll

K AN SAS ALPHA- KANSAS UN IV E RSITY Chl rt e red, Apri l I , 1872. Pl edge D.y , M.rch 1 7, 19 ,9·Stptember 1 ' , 19 ' 9

Due to the change in the Pan hellenic rushing sYStem at the University of Kan sas. two rush weeks were held in Ru sh week was held for freshmen in March, and in September rush "'eek was held for transfer studen ts.

Th e Lawrence Al umnz Cluh gave a picnic fo r both pledge classes at the home of Mrs. Justin Hill. On October 9 , the new pledges were hon ored at a Fall Open House given by the members of the ac t ive chapter.

Greek Weck was a very exciting time for Pi Beta Phi. Mary Gay Di llingham was crowned Greck Week Queen. and she reigned over the campus festivities. Second place in Ihe Greck I ntetfraternity Sing was awarded to P i Beta Phi. One of the winning entries was an o riginal song, "The Wine Carnation. " composed hy C reta Carter, with word s by J anie Dean and Sue Suran.

I ndividual honors were attained by seve ral members of the ac tive chaptet. Elected to Mortar Board were j anie Dean, Alice Gould. Mary A nn Mize. and Sue Suran. Marcia H all was elected to B K Judy Gorton received a Watkins Scho larship. and Nancy Suellentrop received a Landis Scholarship in ma thematics. Barbara Blake was awarded I Natio nal Defense Educatio n Act Fello wship.

PLEDGED, March 17, 19)9 : jud y Addi s, Wi chiu; Mary Eliza· beth Allen, Anne Dann, Pat Getm. Phyllis Wernberger, Lawrence: Sally Barhydt. Prairie Village; Judy Bowlus, lo la; Marcia Casey. Hutchinson; Frances Fullerton, Cynthia La ckie, Martha Rowe. Sue Sladek, Kansas City, Mo.; Kise Krueger, Laramie, Wyo.; Lynn Magnuso n, Wcstern Springs, III.; Ann M orgenstern, Eliza· beth Riedell. Salina; Sue PattOn. I ndependence, Mo.; J oanne Peppercorn, Overland Park: Sara Pfeiffer. Parsons: Judy Pierson. McPherson; Connie SCOlt, Pittsburgh: jayne Seymour, J oplin. M o. PLEDGED , September U, 19'9: Linda neeman. Sue Cross, T opeka; Rebecca Bell. Maryville. Mo. ; Betsy Breidenthal, Kanus City; Stephanie Brooks. Sally Ho lmes. Hutchinson; Ka y Cromh. Carolyn

Gbt. Kansas (Ity, Mo.; JJnt Dunlo p. Oous Evans, ta"'rcncc; H('lh Innes, 'IX'a rrcnsbuffC Mn ,; Nancy Meyn, l.el\cn1\'o nh; Mary N ell W"oJ, Sallna,

JI'A N GAR UNGIIOI TS I!

KANSAS B ETA- KANSAS STATE UN IV E RSITY Chart e red , 1915. Pledge D ay, SCF," mMr II , 1959. I SITIATED, October 4. 19'9 : Kay Scholten, Sa 101; Sally Wilcox. Hohon. " Tul':ic 'U the narl'W! of the titst place inner in Ihii YUt'S Y·Orphcum V3TICty sho"'" ThiS shuw as presented b) K lnS:lS Bcta and '1> ..l O. The: spung S('mCSlct also hrought K ans.lS fiTS[ p!:ace in sorority ,l(udu Queen hootHS "('01 tu : Nancy Johnson, II K A Drum Girl; Sylvl:l Brehm. A 1\ \ Sweelhurt; Kay Nordstrom, S"'eethUrt of !: X: M,)one \'(fills, firs! allcodan t In SwttthuJI <If !: X and CUIII)," A llen, '1' K Swecthnrt. Marl' Richardson "'.:IS (hosto IUSI :ltItodalll to M ISS K ·Sutt ·i\hohaltao , :a t itlt bastd on !>tauty and ultnt.

I ndividual honors tnt 10 M:angtlsdorf ,ho as chHStn nuuundm8 frtshm.lon gul (If Northwtst dormitory. Sail Umbergtr h.) was dtcttd t" Studtnt Council and Fran cts SCh arlZ. the ne · o f Studtnt Cnuncil.

EltCttd to MOrlar Bnard trt Ir tne Ma n"dsd ltC, Ka y Nurdslrom, Frlncts Sch aH% and Lynne i\hnin. Chimt5, Juniur women's honorary. J udy Tyler. Joyce Rngt'rs and Sara Um!>trller. J udy Tyler and J udy Hoy tle dtCled t o Arll Sc"mcts Council and J udy I yier u t hen chosen prts.dtnt by the cnuncll.

To chee r our athlttlc turns to viClury this yur will be J udy H oy. Chtryl Barnet[. J ao Ste art and Brenda M.H,I!an, four ,( the ei,l!ht v:arsity chee rl eadtrs.

PLEOGEO: J udy Allemang. Lyndon; J udy Alltn. Ryt N.Y : Peggy Dalton, R.vtnidt. Calif.: J un DtFortSt, Pubody: Kartn D,etdOrf, Smith Ctnttr: J oan F:luJcontr. A ugust.1: Ju dy G o rrtll. Sunn M a rt in, TO{)tb: Pat H:lrr ison. \'Vlchlu: a,lIit HeJltr. Omaha, Ntb,: Eunlct H ouse. Goodland: San Hy bs kman H o r ton: Jud y I ngnham, H opkins, Mi nn.: N:ancy h z, Singaport, B.C.c': Kar en K ern. Palcn: Kartn K linge r Ashland: K ay M cAninch. P"I Rike r. Salina: Lou An n Mc K inno n, Manhattan: Llflda My tN. j udy Rtid. Susie Youn,IC. Kan us CHy. M o.: Nancy Noyts. M CP htrS(m: Chnnit Schader. Sttrling: i\hry Sue Snider, A bilent: ,\tucia Stt tr· man. Empnria: D,ant Zeckstr. H nlton. Rtpledged: Ann M organsttrn, Salina

LYNNE MAItTlN

NU PROVINCE

OKLAHOMA ALPHA-UN I VERS I TY OF OKLAHOMA. I, 19 10 O .y, September I I. 1959. I NITIATED. Stpltmbtr I. 19)9: Carnahan. \X'ic hiu. Ka n.: ,\ li lburn Hudson. Ardm ore: Bttsy M annin,.;. Dallas. Ttx. On A ugun 30. sixty-ont e3ger movtd int<> the be3utiful P i Beta Phi rudy fo r "' o rk " '« k and rush «k. T o of tht fortmost toPICS of 'e rt tht ch:aPlcr 'hich are txtrtmtly pmud of. and the B21four CUP. a"Hdtd I" Oklah l) m2 A this ' hich hu a \'try sJ)«i. 1 place In our hearn. By the of rush «k ItHIs donned t ht wine lind blue ribbons U Ihe ch3pltr ,lClo ed ""Ith pride. Lasl spring. Pi Ikt:a Ph i off ·ith top scholarshiD honoJ5 for Ih e fourth constCullve Th t class txcelled as ell. fllr c3pt urtd the Pl td,ICt SchoJ:arship Cup ,th :In avtrage oj 3.0". Okl:lhom:a A has no t relinquished Its huld on tht hiJo:h cup but n nct in the JaSI six YUts. A "" o m3n 's frAttrnlty hu 10 mJmtolin tht hllthesl for t hrtt c.mStCull\e semesttrs In mdtr to rttirt a cup and Oklahoma \ has rtwed nint cups. Our chap ter i.s t ht only fratern.ty on Clmpu.s chlt has relired a Scholarship Cup

P"I Schubtrt as ont of four studtnts in Ihe Junio r cl2U 10 a 4> n K key lnd Lynn Biggers. a senior as :llso cho$tn. Tapptd (or M ortar Board laSI sprin,IC ·ert p:Iou y F lood. SoIlly H o .,d. Marilyn and Pat Schubtr!. J tan BonntY, P3t O Nul. Ann Glllallhtr :and Sherron Shu " 'e rt namtd 10 A \ .l h o norary scholastic frattrnJly for ·nmtn. held a rtlltat Oct nber 1- U hich the members and pledltu got t o discuu our "oals for tht coming )'ear. and to build a strong. clost rtlationsh.p bet '« n the 3C1ivt$ and pltdjtu.

PL£OO£O: Btuy Bard. Marilyn Black. Diolnt Caylor. 1,,« Ann Cltmtnl5, Susln Matty Maddux Linda M o lt Cll<llyn RhndH Tulsa; ':lni Beth Benson. ulolr \1(1""tll, Chick2!h<l: H ta t her Butll. Nancy Buell. Okmulg«: J an Bunch. Rocky: I. mda Cuhwn. Enid : K artn Culltn. Wood ud: Cynthia Curtis. M id· est C,ly; Barbara Davis. Alt us; OJ"'n Dobbins. Wichita Tu .: C10millt EmtfSlln. M10rsha HOf'nijt Su,ie J essit ,\\cO') tll. Jerry Ann McKnlf(ht Jtrry MonllCOmtry. Fr:lncit M nran. Irtnt Ptll o ·. K lis R«vtS ROSlt Gmny Scnn. Oklahoma City; Nancy Gallo Jy. Elk City; Sue Guthrlt. M ontI!. M o. : PJul.lo I..rFan. San Mateo. C1oIi(,; Judy Muon Colo.: Sally Merlill linda Polum ort. Dun{,1n; N2ncy Mtytr Mar ilyn :-"nrmln : Sissy Phill,ps JacltSonviJit. Ttx.; Rodtll Sht.lo. Jud y V.Ion Aken. I.oulse Tupntll. PnnC:il City; 1<.1U) Mulltndort. P:I huskl. Sl' E TAO '1t

OKLAHOMA B E TA-OKLAHOMA STATE U NIVERSITY. C h.nued, Augu.t 12 , 191 9. Pled ge Oa),. S.p t embu II, 1959. l'ITlAT£D 19W' C,avlt Y lukum. Adol. Jm G,M"n Ha\' lllnd, Bflst<l": i\hrguet P.Iork. Chandler; NJncy St,1plts, EI

D Mldo. K an.; tindl Price, Ros"'e ll, N.M.: Jtrr y Hiuks, J:ani ct Smith. Tul5.J The spnn,l! stmtsler prmc:d to be an fo r Oklahoma B Miri am Oesch and Edys Burr is lapptd for M Ortar Il u ard, after hich M iriam Oesch "'.:IoS Diana ·as chnsen .l X S «thea rt .:ind M allanna (JolflJ;ter :as K \ Rose. Tht chapttr t ook lOP honon III I.F .c'-PanhtlltnlC Spring Sing ,th their o ·n arran/itemtnt of "Su rrey With Fringe on T up." Ca r ol Schmidt " ' U seltcttd as VaNity Chttrle2dtr Fo r Iht s«ond IImt. i\hlindl Berry "'u chosen 3S a Rtdskin Cungntulate fur bnnglllg national accl:aim t o Okbhoma SUtt University M d of COlton.

Aft tr :1 rush season, Okbhoma 8 setlltd do ' n to a busy f:loll. Gr«k W«k as filst on glVmg Oklahuma SU t t Greeks an opportunity t o ork tosether If1 :I v3lit t y of activi t ies. ClimaXing tht «k as the cro ning of J.F .C,"s Prin Ct5S Athena. J erry H icks, ho on tht title for Pi Beta Ph i (or stcond stuight year.

Onct again. tht chapt tr hu ,",,'0 girb. Judy and Carol sinj/;ing ,..uh S «lhurts. G2ylt PO"'tll u chose n as :I Rtdskln Beluty Flfl10list and Lynnt Yeandle is p.1rIlCipat · mit In the u"""eIMtY') l"uJooj(ln IIf "Sun,IC of N u rway," P UOGw: Mary J ant Cowdery. J an POSt. B:l rtlesvillt; J odi Davis. Chick:ilsha: Anne Ja rasun. Fargo: Suunne Cra fo r d. Grovt: SUt R:llston. H ealdton: Brewtr. N2ncy M oore. H oldtnvillt; Griffin. b"' l o n: J ane Overby. No ata: Mtrtdith Let K atie Murphy M i3mi; B:arbara Gabriel, OctansiJe. Calif.; Sara Al ict Colty, Susan H arkey. J an J ohnso n. Nancy Wilson. Oklah o ma City: Kend.loll Gaithe r Btvtrly Ntlson. P ryor; Dela ine H amby. Riplty Tenn .; Susan Yuvonnia K o rntgay. Roswell. N.M.: Ka y DC' Long. Sapulpa: Mary 1.« Casey. Sha n«; Sandra Palmt r Still· "aler: Gail Ech "Is. Hurlbutt, Mlm Sllly Sntddtn. Tul5.J; Robyn Burns. V in,u: Curran. V,SU, Calif.: Sara H ill. Wichita, K an.; Lynda Cunningham, Y ukon.

SANCHA

TEXAS ALPHA- UNIVERS I TY OF TEXAS Ch.rtered, Feb· n. a r), 2 , 190 2. PJed ge O.y, Septe mber 1 3, 19'9. I NITIATt!O. March 19'9: Ann }.hcty Anne Kn ight. Susan Austin: Btverly St ephenson, Bayw n: Sally Gr:1Y. Corpus Chr isti; Nancy Colton, El izabeth J ones. Al ict Kun Ann M cN ilcht , Mar!Caret Ann Taylor. Dallu: J ohanne Rtpper. I. ynn 1'trrell. Fort Worth: Susan Shulty, Gah'es t on; P:lt Dayvault. Mar y K ay M c Far · bnd. Nina Ptrlll%. Susan Ray, A nne Thomu, Ly nn \'(' alling. H o uston: Faith Ford. La Edith Broyles, longvlt : J essit Fa y Ohvtr. M idland: Patricia Fullingim , Odtssa: Annabellt An slty, Mary Bahan. Ma ydellt Foster, Nancy H ill, Annt K a t h· enne Schuhmachtr. San A ntonio; GJil S enson. Sta mfo rd I N ITI ATED Scpttm be r 4. 19'9: B rooks, Abiltnt: J t<IIn EI · lis Bright. Au stin: Ann e E:asterling. J lllt Mayts. Corpus Chllst i: Carolyn Gurert. D3nbury: Shaw. Sharon Smith. H ousto n : Btlty I.3n itr. Carmtn Fulton. Midl3nd ; Cathe r ine Sealcy. San A nton io; Sharon H all. Sherman ; Lou A one Ward. Tyler : L aita Ellubeth J nntS, Waco. sPring of 19)9 "as very evtntful for Tuas A. Betty Bro n, Maline Gilbert. and Clut in tht lOp t f(ll University o f Ttx1o$ S wh ile tinda L ink ·u in the top five. Ttxas A is vtry proud of their pledgt. Pt/l:gy P act. "" ho W35 Stltcted chterluder 3t Guthtrit ....as chosen the Rose of K A, and Susan RlIY as in the t op live f,)r M ost Bt3utlful Freshmlln. l inda tink ,,'as also in the t np th ir t y fnr lkllt.

Ma ny of tht Pi Btta Phis 3[ T exas ·elt n,)minte-s for v:arinus tltln : Iklly Bro n. AC.Iocia Var si t y Carnival: Ma cty X <I'; Nancy Btth J () hnson .l X: '-ynn Lyles. ChartOs. A dvisors in [he d,)fm.lOrits are seltCled at tnd of the yur. and lanier "'as chostn for o tush Dormitory. while Penny Brooks. Nancy COllon. and Jan't ert chosen for Kinsollvlflll: Dormitory. N2ncy Cotton 'as also as a JUnior Fello and VlCt Prt'Sldent of A .\ .l.

J ant StollS ·u elected plesidtnt o( Racket Club. and J ean Rosers is vice presldtnt of the "Y." Nancy Foy ' as of Cap lIod Go n. and Fine Arts Asstmblyman. S211y K ay Mu tll ....15 c hosen as lin Outstandin/l: Student .Iond Jo H u ell ·u H a Gnodfello,,'. ("Ibert ·as upped fo r Mnrtal Board. 2nd Amy Campbell is a 4> B K Coltlle l eboulS and Anot Thomas tlt sdtcttd (or II .l 4> I Fren ch H onoruy). o f hich Coltttt 'as rltCltd secrttu)'. S.Iondu Str«t ":IS chOStn fur! \ If ISpttCh TheraI') HonoraryL 10nd Schuhmachtr "as chosen for'" X (PsycholoSY H o nor · HY).

PUOGrD. Stplember 20. 19)9: J an Pruit, Abiltne; M ala Butler. Julia Corlty. Lmda Heath Jane Jordan. Susan Phinney, Ma ry A ustin: Virginia Oxford. J ane S« ald. lkaumunt: Dlle P 'Her. ".Iotr ici.lo \'('"",10:11. Columbus: Julia Dudley. Lomln· che: SUlolnnt Sciblenski. Martha SI":ln, Corpus Chriui. B.Iorbara Buche!. Ph)'lhs By attrs. Mlchtlle GUillot. Patricia M cGullt. M an-·ell. M:arS:lrtt Ptnt Ptttit. Jlnt Woodward, D11 · 12$; }'hnhl Colltlt. Carolyn Ktrr. Lynd.lo Landreth Barbara Lolf · Ilnd. Fort \'( 'orth; C.Ior.)lyn Shirlty. Buch:lnan Hut SprlnjlS. Alk .: Slily Brockschmid t ny" deMon, Juanne Edmundson. Ruth ,,;ralfl" fight. H oJuston; Louan Parks. SUl.lnnt Jtl.1uld. Lufkin; tyda Starr. Mi dland: Mluou ri City: Ann H andrtyx. POrt Arth ur; Cathtrine Sharp. M nico. D F : Nan Chipley. Sue alolty. M lchat l C"hun. linda Le is. Nancy Riddtr. G.Ioil Funcn Robinnn. letitia R"j/;ttf. Annabel! S,,«nty. Soln AntoniO: Ann Scrutchin. SAn i\hr · CUI, "tugatet J ohnson,

TEXAS B ETA-S OUTH E RN M ETHODIST U NIV E RSI TY. Chartere d, 19 16 Plde(j:e DIY, Stpltrnber 12 , 1959 Elicited o\'er a chaperon. a Kdecouted I"' II\@: room, a ne · SfO\'e, and complete .n 01 china and slh'er"·ue. TnJ.s B has high hopes for a succus· ful and happy year

The chaperon. Mrs. Ruth Arnold, COI'MS from the Uni"euit}' of [)(m' e.r hue SN: spent four years at the women ' s mideOf hall.

S MU's continual expansion can hi: s«n In the ne'" 8Irls·. boys ' and marr ied s t udtnts' durms. and a ne • hulth ctnter.

Selected as the thtmc of H omecoming this yur IS "Sports Thwush the Ages ." hoooring forl'Mr All AI'MCIuns from SMU. Tnu B ""111 havC' a rOORer UYlng "S MU ' s gOl to ero about." and Sluing on ew, each of hlch reprtsc' nu an AII Ameliun player from S MU

the chapter as H omeco mmg Q ueen nominee " ' ill be Sue and freshman nomlOe'(' ill be Sandn H obbs.

Gilmore u called ou t for Mo rur 80ud and ill §('tve as corrnpondlOg JotCrC'ury of thC' orga niut mn.

EIKled vaUlty chC'erludel for S MU J aney Goff as also cho§('n Fn endl!est Girl on th c campus.

Texu IJ IS Plllud nf Its finl place tr o phy for th e beSt M anada s k it. Man ada i5 CIr n ival lime at SMU and each so ro rit y and fu · lern il y eilher hn a s k il or a boo t h. Pi iktJ Phi won first ·I th a ski t enti l led " H amlet on Rre ."

F.u Ihe SC'Ci)nd consecutive yeu the s"' uthcul of :E X ""en l to a PI Stota Ph i. Sue Conley "15 IhiJ year 's sei«lIon.

Sally Rh odus ill serve as vice p resident o f 9 + national jou rna lism (uternity, and Sandra Shell. fu t ure edi l o r of th e school ne"'s paper. '11 111 Krve IS J«reury. Kir kos. t he SMU h <l norary t hat invilt1 o utslandinf( girls on campus to become mtmbers. elected Btuy Mcl lheun. vice Plesident. Sue Barnt1 "u s.ekcted record tOg s«re l ary o f Rally ro mmlttte th e organizati on d«lgned ttl booS I school SPII; I and M artha Ha mblen. Pegg y H ooles. Bess M ary Earle Persons and Carolyn Fulgham ere uked to tN:come memhl:n.

PU:OCED : Sa ra Alex ander. Ju dy Bond. Mary lou 8o ",uf, Kay Clark. Terry Coverdale. j un Gill i land, Liebe M ayo. Gail Mel etlo. Al ice Rollins. Ca roly n Scilhelmer, J ane Smilh, j oan SpudllO. 011l:as : Kathlcc:n Brook.s Atl anla: Heverly Buzzlni_ Ruth Hammond San A nl onlO: ChlldreH. J acison. M iSS.: Ellen Coltman. [Iiubeth Graham, Paris: Carol lAan. l ynn Flte, T yler: Carolyn Gr«n. Q Uitman: Ann e Gregory. Graham: M arianna Haberle. h ck· iOnvil le: I.iz Hami lt on. Palu t lne: J udy H u kin s. Durant. Okla .: Sandra Ho.bb •. Ho pe, Arlt: .; Margaret Hoover, H ouston: Mar ilee M ills. DenISon: Kalherine Pearcy. little Rock , Ark : Marlh a Rainer. Odessa: T oya Rlke. M cAll en; Betsy Ron. WichIta Falls: Pesgy Seay. Tu lsa, Okla. : la uu l ee Smi lh Caucus. Vtn ezueb. SANO..... S HELL

TEXAS GAMMA-TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE. C h a rtered April 2). t 9'3, Pledge Da y, S e plember 12, 19 '9, I NITJATED , SePlember 21. 19)9: Judilh G rundy. H ouston.

O f the (OU I ellU favOlltcs c hose n Iasl sp r ing, Ihree ere Pi Beta Phis Pre Kn led by th e $tudent body 'ere Kay Woody, Freshman Favorite, S hirl ey Stephens, Sop homore Favotlte; and Ju dy Ecklund. Senior flvorite

Karen O ' Br ien " ':IS uleCied as th e " Rose of II " and became Ihe second Pi ikla Ph i in Ih e lu t t o yurs to ho l d IhlS posi t ion. Spo rt in'J: Ihe Aif Force blue IS a Winl!: S 'tClh urt t his yur is Shirley Stephens. PeQY O ' Neal. Tyrian R ifles S,,·eetheart. and Kay Woody CompJny S,,' ulhurt. urve Ihe A rmy branch of the R O T .e. leading the AnJlel Fl ighl of the A F.R O.T .C. is l inda Barnhill, DrIll Commander.

Ba rbau Undtrwood has been choKn " Golden Ano'll' Girl" of Septembe r for out!undinl!: services contributed to the chapler as rus h u ptaIn this ) eat. Thmulth her leadership, our chapte r "'as one of t he t'll'O SnfomlU o n the campus " ' ho filled Ihe ir quous

Our thru ne'" memtN:u of M orur Board are Martha K aiscr. J ean and Johnanna U>urnu. JunIor Council members boasl five Pi Stou P hls-Elecive Bla" Donna "C hris " Christopher M arl' Iyn G ardner , Anne Mc Elh eny. and MUlCa ret Moore.

The t o co·tditon of t he 19'9·1960 La VenUna are M arilyn Gardner and Donna "Ch ril " Christopher. R«eivin,lt a "ds for outsunding service to the T ech Siudent Union were Nancy Car lock. J oanne Craver Manlyn Gardner, M arIha KaiK r , Anne M cElheny. hne Wi,lht. lind M ary Ka y S'llafford. PI Stoll Ph is chose n for "Who's Who" ele Barbara Pef.!:ity M alina k, an d J u n Sc hepers. Bar ba ra Mc D ougal and J ean Schepers were alsQ selected (or " Te ch Salutel."

D iane Fe rrell hu been elec ted I he vice presiden t of Junior Panhellenic. Ne ll Quain is as seCleury 10 t he prnldenl of the Studen l Body

Ellecutive offices held by our ,1irls in Ih e ome n ·s dormitoriu are PelU!Cy O ' Neal. lHuident o( Kn app H all; K arla J o Cox, president of Drane Hall : Nonnie Sue Blocker, vice president of Drane Hall. Enj oyin K a summer abl oad In Europe 'A'ele Elecive Bla ir. Delra Clost. M ar l hl Kaiser, Malinak, Kar en O ' Buen Gail and J an Pfluge r and lean Schepers. ' TexIS r '11 0ft the scholushlP plaque for first place in the w rolt l Y diviSIon and (or th e h li heu all-over average among SOfOntlts and fralernilies

In Ihe first (all eleclillns. Pi StotJ Ph is whll nn pnsili lns are Shlfley Stephens. junior K'C'retalY: and K aren O Bllen jUnl Jr rep. resentallve 10 A W.S. Pam Hurn ,,'as 10 the run-off fo r frt1hman

PLEDC£D : Pepper Connelly, Carolyn Dav is. Ann English. Dune Ferrell. Hearn LoVella Hopkins, Deana McNeil. Judy Rob· erl.son. Bilsy Signo r , RtCU Vauahlet. lubbock; Betsy Baker. lutl H elm. Carol jJne I\hrun , Kakle Shau!':hneu. Chire Shtlwn. Da 135;

ColOe, Sandra DICkt-y. Fl Worth; Karla J o Cox. Pamra ; tady Falls Snyder; RoblO Flthlln EI Pa so; SUJJn Graham, Btuy Kaiser Sharon Strtmmel Gini Vetter , Anne Wuver. H ouston: Cookie Greltor)'. Spur: Glenda link. Prcsidio: Bonnie McClam COllluS Chuul; Bnbara Sudduth, Sanderson: Be\erly Kerm it.

CnESTE ULLRICH

TEXAS D ELTA-TE XAS C HRISTIAN UN IV E RSITY. Chartered, AU(j:u. t 30, 19'6 _ Pledie D.y, October 11, 1959_ 'Nln uO) , October 3. 19)9 : l'\ancy A lmand. K llgole; lois Ann Callan , Spur: Manlyn M ei" Ft. W o nh.

Spr lOg of 19'9 seemed to bring good luck to TellJs .l fOI e Inrned that e ere raled firs l place In scholarshIp on campus fill Ihe nauonal sutOrltlU. In additiOn e on first place in the annUli Z T A Song Fest ,,"h a medley o f " Blue Shado'As o n the Trail " J.nd " Pecos Bill ." M argaret Gooch u a'Aarded flnt place in the Creative WntlOg Conlesl. graduated 10 19)9 Summa Cum and receIv ed an oUlstanding Khllarship to do graduate 'II IIIk " the UOI ' vUS Il y o( Nllrth Carullna. A nneue Burns gnduattd Cum I. aude. J an Beaty wu chosen M OSI OutstandlOg Member on Ihe busy cn m , millet (I( sc hon l wide decQrati 105. Soon after, J an 15 tltCted Ihe Decor ation CommI Il U'S nC'W c ha irman. Belly McGre 'll' u elected represenUtlve for H arris Colle8e of Nursing 10 Siudent CongrHS and Julie Tipto n ""IS elected leplC"stntatlve fo r Arts and Sciences College t ll Student Con"ness In all campus elections. T he TCU orchestfa stIccted Emily Ti pto n as its president.

D ianna !..tath was elected one of t'll"O D uchesscs of AFROTC. The \ X A C reKen t Girl for 19)9 ""15 M artha T uis. SeJected to represent TCU It Bayl o r University's M ayday celebralions "'15 l uann Stranon Bettie B. Porzeltus as in I he finals for Sophomole Favo r · Ite and "as nomInated fo r TCU S «thearl.

PLFOCr:D ; Lynda Campbell, Plain vie"" ; Carolyn Cla rk Carolyn Farrington M ary Morns Love. Joan Mc Evoy, J ane Parker. Sally Tobin , Dallas : Iknn i l ynn EUlman. Sebrinll:. Fla ; Funces Gaf· ford. Whi te Plaines. N. Y .; Betty Gorman. Cyn th ia H arvey. Wlch· Ita Sue Grttn. Bubara Ho pkins. Beaumon t ; Bevelly J aml ' nn. GJlnesvllle: TlOa J ohnson. lind, J onts, Mlr)' Ellen KemITItrer. Ft Worth: Bt1sy J ohnston Tyler; A iice Ann Kelly. Nash · Ville. Tenn .: K napp. Mercedes: An n LIOd$t'y Ktn ll:sville ' Stov· erly Mu sick. !tus k ; Ann Myers, Olney ; Ma ry Pat illo, A us t tn; 'Suun Stoul, J o plin, Mo.; uSle Templ e l o n , Denver. Co lo.; Margar et WilllJm son , M id l lnd.

ZoLA M ORGAN

NEW M E XI CO ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF NEW M E XI CO. Chartt red, September II, 1946. Pl edat DIY. Se ptembe r 11, 19'9 I NITIATIlD. OcloMr I I. 19'9 : Marl ClOVIS.

Pi Beta P hi alked o ff ith fi rs t plact honors at the annual Sp ring Stunt Night. T he ski t 15 bued o n t he beatni k th eme.

On Ihe M Oltar Board roll call are Vick i Brooks B ranc h , Pat Dalbey Finley and J ane l J en kins Tr ish CrO""ity has elected :u q:ere t ary fo r Campanu. the iunior omen 's honora ry T.'o nell.' SpUtS lfe J an StO e Ind Sandra Sandra serves u Ihe ,!tro up 's H isto r ian.

Ja net J ln kln s has recently on a 10 the ,\1 ".11'm oiJrllr art con tes t J anet's pict ure Ind the prize innlOK painting appeared in the issue o f Ihe mattuine.

The (.11 .semesl e r began " 'i th the traditional K K r , PI Beta P hi picnic held at the pl cture5.que spot calltd Dead Man's Gulch.

Th e active chapler, during rush school. co nverted the Sl ollige blumtnt In to I study hall fo r t he pledges. The scholarship program 'II ti l be/(in 'II' llh a sc ho lars hip banquel. Those " 'ith hilj:h gradt1 "Ut hl:rmudas and eat stnks, hile l hose ith loll.' ,!trades are at · tired in cock l ail dresSC's and have tN:ans for their dinner , Mary We" McCord IS the chairman (or the Un iled Nati o ns stu· dent ITI«tlnlt to be held in t he ne"' ly comp leted Ne ' MUlco Union. R(f:lresentatives " ' ill come from schools Ihroughout the South est.

The Student Art GUild is headed Ih ls year by Trish C,O'll ley

Sarah Novak urves as vice president and Kat hy Gilbert is t he treasurer J anel J en k ins is th e group 's publicity chairman.

G retchen Bronks has betn elected to se r ve as a ch«rlnder fo r the cumml!: yur Lynne T o uchst one Bursey " 31 choKn by the Lettermen's Club for Iheir V,rsity Queen

Under Ihe dU« l lon of Judy Ervtn PI Beu Phi placed first in the I ntramunl plOlIum. Judy " 'as also presented " ' ith a trophy for the indiVidual w!lh th e most parti ci pl t ion p<>inlS. Gdhtu has betn honored by !: A E by being chose n J mtmber of Ihe Mi nerva Club.

PLEDGE!) : I. mda Burl eson, Sharon Dale. J anet FUrinf(ton, Yvonne GarCIJ. Ju dy Llckey , Penny NaUltht 'l n, J udy Tho mas , A lbuquerque; Chen II CummlOJlS. Carlsbad: Sandra A braham. San l e Fe: PatH BIlIIUI. Helen J onn. Roswell: Carolyn Volpato. Raton; j' N lu Elluhtth Arthurs. MI. Vernon. III. ; Pamela Schrom. Wilmette , Ill.; M arylyn Cn rs meltr Cin c in nati. Ohi o; MarKJre t Kelly. Emmell' bur/(. La .: Carnie Cottle, EI Pa so, T ell.; I. amu j un \'( ' olley, Lub· buck , Tell TUS H CROWUY

XI PROVINCE

C OLORADO ALPH A-UN IV E RSITY OF C OLORADO Chartered, 1884 Pled ,. D ay, Sepltlllbe r 13, 1959 I NITIA1[D. October 8. 19'9: Anne El bnn. Grand J unctIon; lynn Corsuch. 011 · Ion; J o Ann !.ane_ Gr«ley; Virginia Parker, J ulesburg: PJ.tr loa Po ell, En,le " ood; Sharon StoJ.td. M cPherson, Kan : Ann Chambe r lin, \'Ie ' alnut Cr«k. Calif.; Debor<lh Daves. t os A ngelcs. Calif.,

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Kuhrrn Mosl ing, Oshkosh, Wis.; Palmtr. Danville. III.: Betsy Shellabarger , Alexandri3. Va .; J udy White, Berrien Springs, M tch.

Last spring scholastic honors "'crc won by m:any mem bt rs. Mar i· lyn Van IXrbur ' as lapped by Morur Board, KniOr hono nry ; Ju dy RCll. by HC'sp(:ria , junior 'Offien's hononry: A nne Lingle. ).l;arla Greim, Jo Ann bot, Sue Biddle. Lynn Gorsuch, and plcdSt Sllly Hat che r by Spur. sophomore women', honorary.

Guduating seniors Kay Cornum and Susan El y cfe initia ted into 4> 8 K.

The ch;aPt er now has Iwo members in Angel's Flight , the Ai r Force R.O.T .C. hono rary : Lendy Flrtsto ne , J udy Wells. l on; Gravtlle w as c hoscn for th e newly for med Army Cadet H onorary Corps.

P:acescUcrs in the 19)9 yearbook included K ay Cornum .lind Lynn Lcnn:lrtz, I n Ihe Colorado A chapler, NanCY jensen re,eived Iht II B '" Outuanding Stnio r Awar d for the class of 1960

The annual spring form al , held at H armony Guest Ranch, Puk , was very successful.

Sue Braun crowned Phi Gamma Delta queen.

ju dy Wells was a finalist in the M us Colorado University con teSI

One member from each clus, Ann e Li ng le, jud y Rel z, and Nancy Jensen. spent the summer in Europe on the Experiment in I nte rn a l in nal Living.

Pledge·actlve activities began .I l\'d:e UP brukfast and , serenJde to six fraternity houses on Ihe c:ampus.

Pledge, j udy Van Deventer is a finalist for the Freshman Queen j udy Retz is serving as Commissioner of Student Welfare, wh ilt Daphne Baine is general secreta ry of the Associated Studenls of tht University of Colorad o.

Dasha Mchan and Daphne Baine are administrative co-ordinatou for Campus Chest

Th e Wardenburg Student H ealth Center on the c:ampus was opCned at the beginning of the fall term

PLEDGED : Donna Van Zandt. J unetta \'Q;ltemytr. Boulder: Sut Bu cknum. Evergreen: Catherine Cooper. Cno l Coun(er, Gai l Gil· bert. j udith KnOll. Sandy Wilcox. I.i nda Zimmerman , Denver ; Cuol Cundiff, Lake ood ; Cynthia Curlu, Sterling: Roberta Bailey San FranCI SCO, Calif.; j udi Buller, Brookline, Mass .: Sally Connn. New M adrid, M o. ; Sherry Craig, Joplin, M o.; j eannette Cullinane. Ha vana. Il l.: Diane Davies. J udilh J ohnson. Bl ooming ton. Ill.; D ian2. Davis. Bayt"own. Tex .: Davis. Webster Groves M o.; Chr istine Demeritt. Chapel HIli. N.e.; Dorothy Dwyer. Colusa. CJlif.: Linda Englehart. Alamo , Calif.; Bubau Ferguson. Shreve· po rt. La .: Mary Ferguson. Pacific Pahs:ades. Calif.; Diane H ale. Armon k. N.Y.; Cynthia H all, Ross, Ca lif.: Sally Hatcher. Great Falls, lolont.: Vir,inia H olter. Ka nsas City. Kan.: Jeanne Johnson. Groton. S.D.; Barbara Maider, At her ton Calif.; Barbara McBcJn. Los AllKeies, Calif.: Patricia M cllwraith, Sparta. N. J .; Emi ly Mye rs, Ev anston. III. : Nancy Neighbors. Sheridan, Wyo.; K aren Rieh l. Aberdeen. S. D .; Palricia Sa wyer. W est Covina Calif.: Mi riam Scolt, March A ir Fo rce Calif. ; Linda Skaff. Menlo Park. Calir.; Sandra S ing. San Bernadino. Cali f.: Constance Ta ylo r. LanSing. M ich.; Susan Th ompso n. H elena. M on t.: Mary Trot · ler Auron. III. : JudIth V an De\'e nlet. Whllller. Calif.; Susan Wal ker, Peo ria HClghls, II I.; Judith Weston. New Orleans. La. NANCY Jr.NSEN

CO LORADO BETA-U NIVERSITY OF D ENVER. C h an ered, 1885_ Pled ge D a)" Se ptember 21, 19 59. I NITIATI!D. $cptember 27, 19'9: Karen Oscar. Denvtr; P rudence S"' ain. Emmetsburg. 10"':1

The remodeling of the Denver Univcrsity Student Union during th e summer was a surprise to all.

Sp ring quarter at the University wu filled ",·ith many Jctivities and the most impOrtant of these being M.1Y Days. Color.1do H and B 8 n sang together in the T ilight Sing :and fCceived third place fo r Ihe over ·ali t rophy for the entire erk's activJlles.

A lso. during May Days M orur Board upped t"' O Coloudo Bs. Neill Keller and Sandra Dallu Neill and Sandra ""ere also elected to the Student Stnate.

Othe r Pi Beta Phis elected to offices are: helyn SUlick. ju ni o r c1au secretary. and J oyce Carlson, pruident of the College of Bu si· nelS Administration. Shirley Rider and Diana H O" 'e "'ere elected to the Campus CommilSion.

Colorado B was also honored by having Diann D"' yer and Mary Gay Buckley chosen for'" B K

With the pledging of 22 ouutJnding girls. this fall has begun for Coloudo B. One of the pledges, Lauu.e Fortner. has bttn se· lected as one of t ·o majorettes for the band during football Ipmes.

The calendar for the fall includes: Freshman Camp, the!: X Rodeo, and H OmKoming on Novembe r n, 14. and ". Neill Keller IS the chairman of Homecom ing.

PLEDGED : Donna Burke. Nola DIvis, Judy Donaldson. lindJ Eustace. Diane M alloy. Patricia Noonan, Diane Smil:h. Constance Squires, Denver: Trena Le... is. Elnou WUren. Sherri Wlknx r .,I.,_ rado Springs J ' Joanne Haker! Sydney, Ncb.; I..aurae Fo rtnel. Ster· Img: Kar en onnwn. P" e1 • Wyo.; Kal Y K oontz, Buffalo. :..: Y Dorothr Knebel. Belmont, Mass .; Judith Lambert. Guy. I nd.: Jann Lister, Joyce Singlnon, Tulsa. Okla.; Judith Schoonover. Pound Rid,lte N.Y.: Jan Stverence. Omaha. N"eb ., P.uflcia V igd. Sante Fe , N.M.

SHIII.LIIY RIDEII.

CO LORADO GAMMA--COLORAOO STATE UN I VERSITY

Chartered Septtmber 8, 19,... I NIT IATED. April 19. 19'9. Judy B«mJn, Pat HudspCth Pat O ' Hearn , Denver: Merinel 8olUlger. 8ozemJn. M ont.; MushJ Engdahl, Boulder; Katie Henderson. Indianapolis. Ind .; Charlene Keller, Port Collins; Sandy S«hlest. K.lnsas Cily, Mo.; Lee Torkelson. SIOwr; City, Jo

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Carol Peterson wa s chosen Silver Spruce Queen lut sprin,. Cha r · lene Kellcr was imtiated into II K She also is p res ident of Counselettes Execut ive Board. jeannte R ichardso n now wears the uniform o f an Aggie Angel. Net,· Army Ca·det1es are Margaret Bir · rell. Ann D..-yer, and Vee Young.

Em Bana ""as IOltiated into T B 2:. Barb Perry r«eived the scholarship gIven by A WS last spring. Em Baru, Ann Dwyer Carolyn Parker. Nancy Weinland and Vee Young are new Spurs: H esperiAns include Jo n Burns, Shen Green. Pat Ltech and Liz Lips. EiI«n Wtockloff obtained a place on the Stud;nt Union Soud. J ill Ford w as recently elected sec retarY of Li beral Patly Em BarlJ. aud Liz Lips (hud cheerluder) are new ch«riuders. Sheri Gr«n. Betty Hutchins and Vee Yo ung (head pepperette) .are neV( pepperettes for this year.

Debbie Bryant h.as organized a marching drill. the Skyliners. fot CSU and the Pi BetJ Phis make up a large por tion of it: Jan Barge r Jud y Beeman Debbie BrYant. P at O ' Hearn, Carolyn ParKer. loan Slagle. Lee A lice Klich, A nn BJiley, Nancy Weinand. Ba rb Plank and Edle Fedln ic.

P i Beta Phi 'on first place in the H esperia Song Fest Ju t spring. Barb Perry was a candidate for Ih e M ilitary B:a1J Queen. Sheri Green represented CSU in the Inter·Colle"ia te Talent Show. Jeancue Richardson is now president of 2: E K Pat Leach was tlecte-d sec retary of Associaled Students. H ostesses include: M a ry O lson. Barb Plank , .lind Alice Kl ich.

Last spring the chapter presented a fashion show fo r our mothers on MOlher's Day. Girls in t he chap ter modeled clothes and it was a big success.

Colorado r is very proud of its new housemother, M rs. Erickson. She " 'as the 2: '" E h ouse mother at K ansas S tate University fo r eigh t years.

PUOGED: Spring: Marlfie Pres ton. Denver : Edle Fed inic. Cuig: j ill Fo rd. Glenwood Srmngs: An n Ba iley. Rockford. I II.: Wanda Morrison, Cheyenne, \'(/y o. ; Roxanna Emmerson. Notlh Pembroke. M us.

fall : RobertJ Bi rrell. C lau dia Carbone. Nancy Dodd. Pat Fry j. net Kemmon. Linda LeOuire b Karen M iller. K athy Peavy J udy Sh«hJn. Jo Urling. J oan Wlm ush, Sandy Stemmler. Denve r ; Zoe Ann Wolfe, Boulder; Gretta An derson, Del Norte; Mar y Atk inson. Carol Burns. Marilyn Reichelt, M ary Wenke. Fort Collins: K a ren Starr A nderson. Colorado Springs; K uyl Gilmore. Pueb lo: Jud y Cutler. Phoenix. Ariz.; Pat M cMahon, Mad ison. N. J .; Lynne Ev ns. Margie Griffen. Cheyenne. Wyo. P.ECCY MI ZIlIt

WYOMING ALPHA-U NIVERSITY OF WYOMING C h · rered, 1910. Pledge DI Y, September 20, 1959. INlnATED , SePtember 10, 19)9: Sheila Fitzgeuld, Anit a Simon , Diane A lbers. Diana BrYJnt, Betty Barton. J osie fernold.

T orch Light Laurels climaxed the 19'8-'9 schoo l year wh en M ary Lou Foreman. Ka y Kepler. and Lin M cLaugh lin rapped for Mo rt 3t Boa rd. Lyn Hun sberger was chosen for Chimes and Sue Ann Mo rgan and J udy Flett were selected u Spun. Elected to I ron Skull " 'e re LYn H arnsberger and K aty Kug land

Reigning :as Q ueens ere M3t y Ka y Kin"ha m Ar my R .O. T .e. Queen. and K aty Kugland. Air Force R .O.T.e. Queen and H ome· commg Queen. Nancy Long wu also attendant to the I nblinger 's gueen. and Manlyn H off mJn reigned as the T K E S"'eethurt ueen.

I n the all school spring el:ct ions Lyn Evans. Ka y Kepler, !.in Mc Laughlin. Rosalie A podoca. and K aren K:ahJeen were chosen as student Senators.

Our chaple r has already accumulaled many honors since the beginning of t he semester. RepresentlOg the ch aPler as A rmy Spon· SO lS are A nita Simon. Tuni Stu:art. Nancy Long. Jan Park s. J udy Mart in, and J udy Sinko. The A ir Force Spon sors for this year are Liz Fox Georgia. Doll, Katy Kugland. janet H u'ley, Judy Gardner .lind Ann M organ. Sheri HannJ will be leading the student body in the yells u churieJder. J udy Gardner was chosen as an ahe rnate cheerleader.

PLEDGED : Anne A tkins. Merriam Cooper. Doro th y Sorensen, Jane Mc K inney. Cuper; Susan K irkpatrick. Mary Guth rie , NewcaJ t le: hnet H awley. Grc-en River; J anet Barnard. Walnu t Creek, Calif.; Robin so n. Pleaunt H ill. Calif.; Connie Steele. J udy Mart in. Rapid City S.D.: J udy Sinko, Lucille Sarcletti. Rock Springs: K ay Kraus. Cynthia kn ight, Ann Gilroy. laumle: Carol Cuw. Judy GJrdner, Cheyenne: Lucille PJtrick. Wheatland: Bett)' lun Patterson , Themopolis; H anna. Clarendon H ills. Ill. },Iartha Ca rlson, Douglas.

KA THEa INII K UGLAND

UTA H ALPHA-UN I VERS ITY OF UTAH. Chartered, 1929 Pl ed._ O a)" Seprember 19, 19 59. I NITIATED. A pril 26, 19'9; Bartchi. M a rion Brown. Donna Chapman, J ane Coombs. Mar· ,pret J mkins. Ruth A nn 's. G.1d Salt Lake Lily; Suz.anne Cross. Ogden: Mar ilyn Ma son. Brigham City. Sprmg qU.lrter brousht honors to m.lny oC Ihe girls at Uuh A. Du.ne Teece elected W.R. A Qu«n by the student body. Carol Ja ckson "'as elected to Beehive. the highest honorary o r · fo r both actIVIties and scholarship. SJlly AckermJn, Ann and urol Ja ckson named to + K +. Karen COX "AS chosen for M orur Board, and C""en, the ,uniot service organllltion, picked Cathi Peterson and A nn Boehmer. Our new Sputs are Karen Rosenbaul m and Folland. A A 6. chose Sue Stev ns and Kuen Rosenbaulm for Iheir excellent scholarship.

Utah A had .I fine rwh this fall. Panhellen ic Rush Committee. headed by Shuon Ware. ¥oted to replace the elabonte Theme p,!tl' ith a "Casu.al Dar." The Pi Beta Phis had a Dog Palch Put y. The highlight of the day a re.ll BUlt"tt H ound na.med Gc:ne·

"itve'. Tbt rush«s laW the: Pi Bd. Phi musical talent in • JUl. Bottle. and Fife Band thJt playtd rt.1 folk mUJ ic.

Elichansn with 1: N. :t A 10; •• nd K :t highlighted the quarter climutd Ith the Christmas Dinner Dance.

PUDGED : Doanie Brockhank. Gtorglan. Burton. Mary Kayt Cad· quiJt, Robcru Colnti. Judy Coombs, Amanda Crttr, Gay GJllivan. Sunny Htnde non. Linda Lehntr, Judy Ralphs, SUt Stevens. S.1t Lakt City; Lynn Gridley, Provo; Shellt'J Ames, Fulltrton , ulif.; Sandra Detomasi. Hendenan, Nev.; J.n Poole, Corvallis. Ore. ANN MAin BoYDEN

MONTANA ALPHA-MONTA N A STA T E C OLL EG E. Chat · fe re d, Se ptfmbu 30 , 1921. Plfd,e O .y, October I , 19)9. INITIATED, May 3. 19'9. Mu in u Johns ton. Bozeman.

M ont.na A pltdgts and aCt!vt'S rtm1lned on tOP scholastically last spnn, ith tM pledgts bri"Jinl home the Aun ior P.nhellen ic Scholarship Trophy at H onors Day lut sprins. nn. Mat Brenden Anderson as ncipitnt of the province scrvict a.·ard. M ortar Board mtmbets art Deanna Cada. Ann Sandberg, DtslJ Ostenson. Carol Smith Ridg y. Ind Shuon Ktlly Helen ColfmJn and Helen Hagen ue members of A ,\ A. the fruhman omen·s honoratY. and DUnnJ Cad. is a member of • K • Spurs fo r the rom in, school yur .re Mar Jo r ie MJlt son Claudia HasklO Nancy Place. Helen Coffman, Helen Hagen. Marjorlt De Win •• nd Sonj. J ohnso n

Sh.ron Kelly is • nt ly initia ted member of M 1: A, th e music honoury. Bub Redman is secrnary of that org.nization.

Judy Gentenberger .nd Sally Ashley art membtrs of • T O. the Home Economics honour)', .nd Phyllis [)eJ.n. represenlS M onuna A as chttrluder

The din in, room in the ch.pter hourse as rederorated this summer by the alumme club and is Mlng enjoyed by the actives .nd pledgtS.

The chapter IS hard .It o rk o n fl oat and house decorations lor H omecoming The theme this year is "Sa y it with Music. " K.ren SperrY is the ch apter's candidate fo r Oueen.

PI.ItDG!!D, April 18: Sonja Joh nson. Havre; ArdiS Armstrong, Fair · /itld. October I: Dorothy Sttroaman, Anaconda ; MJurine Big T i mber; ) 0 S ecker, Sharon To nsend, Billinp; Ann Carrell. Birney; K i rstan Anderson, Sheila Brow n. Jackie Dunl!... lane H o · ard, Donna lubebbe. Myrna Lutes, Mar)' Jo M CLow re Grace T schache and J ill Pepper, Bozeman; Judy Gunderson. Chester; Dee Shook, Co nner ; Pati.n Bielenberg , Oter lodge; Cuol Peterson, Fort Benton; Ann H anson. Glasgo ; Dorothy Perry Mu ian Wylie, Ha vre ; N.ncy Benke. Lorraine MtlSure. Kalispell; Judy Nance. M iltS City; Susie Pi le r. Idaho Falls. Idaho; Sydnie flale, White· fish; Shirley Sorenson, Dol Pal os, Calif. ; Sandra Ode. Ots Moi ntS, lo a; P.t Keane , Pasco, Wash .; Judy Kl ind t. lusk, Wyo. MA.ION O ' BalE N

OMICRON PROVINCE

WAS HIN GTO N AL PH A- UN IV E RS ITY OF W A S HI NG · TON C h ur ned, J .n uary 7 , 19 0 7 P Jed le D. y, Se p lember 2', 19'9. Washington A once again s.·ept tbe campus during rushina. The ch.pttt upe:ritnced • very tll o rganiztd program huded by Je.n Forstr om and assisted by J o.n Bersren, and it reflected the unity possible. Because of this onderful sp irit we were able 1'0 pledge twenty·nine outstanding girls

The house is n o planning for t o big events. The first is H omeco ming which will be: October 16·17. This under the direction of tw o very talented sophomores, Liz Freeman and Julit M cCl ung e are having an .nimaled

The second evtnt is the visit o l Mrs. J amn F. Spe.ker. the Gnnd She will be ith us from O ctobe:r 19 to Ocrobe:r 22. Wt are looking lor ard very much to visit.

One o l this quarter 's biggest days o f eJ:citment was the day on hich Sharon Joyce Vaughn was chosen Second Runner 'Up in Ihe M iss America Contest in AtlantI C City, Ne · Jer sey. Sharon also on tht the Buhing Suit Contest. She returned home it ll .n armful of bnutiful trophies .nd • scholarship to tht Juilliard School of MUSIC in New Vork She plans soon to sho us thrilling slides of the Pageant

As the quutcr gets under y we are planningm.ny ,ex' changes, dances and Queen contests With a ·Ide variety of campus activities. Our scholarship program has been greatly improved and It ,.,.ill help us to o ur high scholas tic alms. :ahud we 5« .II very tll'citing. in $pi ring. :and succeuful year .head of us- ith an eduution being o ur highest th ough!.

PLltDGfD : Nancy A$h ford, Eliubeth Bell, Neva J o Berg, Barbara A Clanton. Ann Cluke, Anna Margaret Deines. Judy Dennis, Jul ie A. DIll. Jo hann .h L. Egan, M.ryhelen Fishburne. Connie lfolmsud. Ellen Koogle, Sandy La SUfln Gilmore, Suun Lund. Sally Marr , Muil Yn MUKhJnte Cathryn Mean y, Nancy Peterson. Judy Pittman , Mary L. Radtmalcer, Terry Rlndall , Sue R isk. J ulie Sandstrom. Maryl Kay Schiffner. Ellen Trapp Patricia Werherger, Jud ith Whiteman, LindJ M Willi.ms.

NO.EEN RAYWOND

WAS H I NGTO N BE T A- WAS HINGTON STA T E U NIV ER · S I TY Ch.r1 tr ed, J uly 19 1 2 Ple dJ. D e!:t Se ptemb er 29, 19'9. I NITIATED. September 26. 19'9: urol vunther. BtttY Walku Stattle; Betty J ohnson, Spokane; Jan Burke, Bremerton; and Kayt Buchanln, Selah.

Last spring Marilyn Wolfe "'15 elected Yell Queen 'it h Nancy Van dtr Hyde on her suff. Spurs upped Connie Millard, P.I Johnson. Ind Bonnie Hubbard. M ortar Bnard t.pped Mar iro

Shannon and Dilna Gibson. )111 Reid u elected Junio r Pr om Oueen. Kathy Aetzel •• X Drum Girl fin.bst, Ind Janet M cBride, Queen finalist. Connie Millard as for Rally Com· mlttee.

This fall is the first time that students registered at Washing· ton Stue University due f O the official name change September 1. Washington B "'IS pltned to find thu thty had been fint in Kholauhip for the second consecuti ve If the chapter gets fim this fall semester, the PanheJlenic Scholarship t rophy .'ill be the chapter's to keep.

This ytar Cougar Booster's Drill Tum le.der ilI be: Susie B.tn. with Belly W.lker, H olly Buker , and Ja ckie Neill u members. Gaylt Willi.ms IS s«retary of YWCA , and P.t J ohn· son IS a finall5t for H arves t Ball Quem.

The pledges of \X'uhin#cton , have already #Cotten risht in to college Me ith the K ! WafHt Brnkfut. Iht A X A \X'.termelon Bust and a s. imming Plrty ."·en by the .Iumnz club.

PLEDGED : Mary Lou Hay Dia:le Schepper, N.ncy Small ood. Seattle; Mel i nda Rail, Belly Sh Jane Smith, Vakima; Connit Blank. Lynne Edgeflon Spokane; Barbara Johns ton. J ill Amans Olympia; Suun Crocker, Tacoma; Barbafa Bl fus. Endicott; Marilyn Alivertl , Willa Walla; Sammie Myr on, Selah: Nancy Mit chell Kennewi ck; Sue Berger. Everttt; Heltn Henry, Aberdee:n , S.D.; Vivienne Marlall. M OKO Id.h o. JILL Rsw

WASH I NG TO N GAMM A--COLLEG E OF P U DG ET SOUND

C hartered , Sf ple m be f 9, 19 4 8. Pl ed ge De y, Se purnber U, 19'9.

The chapter gained tirst in scholarship among the omen·s fr.ternities for the entitt yeu. This tnabltS the members to live m Tender HJII , the nt tSt dorm on campus. rt'$t'rved fo r those ith the highest scholarship. Besides living in I new dorm 1M chapter's room has just b«n completed in the ne'" student union building. With all the ne furnishings tht roo m is most altu"ive. As there .re no indo s I panel of 'allpaPC'f resembling french doot5 overlooking a lovdy garden ·as p!.a ced on t o sides of the room. Thus the members tell the visitors who are admiring t he room that the chapter has to ""ter and mo.". the lawn as e11 as .·ted the fl o er g.rden

Seven of the sophomore members are being kept very busy as Spurs. Judy Cordsen is president and Helen Ann Hattley is song leader for the o rganization.

With lou of pep Bell'}' Strobel helps "'ith the school spirit as Song Leader on the Pep Squad.

Phyllis was elected to the office of secrell ry·treuurer o f the juniOr clus.

The director of the Adelphian Concert Choir se:lecttd Bretina Christian and La Nit. J o rdJn 10 blend their voien in " 'i th the choi r. SusaD Sprin&er is vice prtSident of the choir.

I n the freshman dorm Mary Brown as eltcted prtsident and Donna Williams was eI«ttd steretary.

PtEDG!!D : Robe:rta Baker. Kels o ; M ary Bro n. Gretchen H unt, Olympia ; Nancy Brown. Brttina Christian. J ackie House, De EUe Slater. C.rol Ste.dham, Tacoma; Rosalie Curry. I.ind ; Sandra H all. Bellevue; Pit Haugland, Sellde; Mlrtha H oyt, Portland. Ole ; La Nit. J ordan. D.yton; J anice Schmuch. SeQuim; Anna Sloan, Kenne ick; Danna WilIi.ms, HJdl ock; Judi Wil · Iiams, Osweao. Ore.

MAAY MU ••ILLS

OR EG ON AL P H A-U N I V E RS I T Y OF OR EGON C harteud , Oct o be r 29 , 19 0 '. Pl e dg e D ay, Sept e mber 22 , 19'9

Due 1'0 the faCt that fall term has jus t begun here at the Uni· venity. there is really not too much news of importance to report. Rush .'«k has ended and e here at Oregon A fed that it u a very successful one.

Two Pi Beta Phi s were directing the affairs of Panhellenic this year. Bunny Brissenden is prC'5ldent and Sharon Burdett i5 vi ce president.

Barbara Yoemens is chairman of the Bunion Dtrby for the coming year. Thi s is an Innual event at t he Universil'}' of Oregon At this dance. the futernlly men go from one sororilY to another. st.y ins for five minutes at each house for short danctS.

Geri Chal'man sene<!. as co·chairman for the Duckling counselor program for onenta llon of freshman women.

Sandi J ohnson. a member of Oregon's Rally SquJd recent ly returned from a tnp to Stanfo rd here she cheered the Oregon team to victory.

Two sen iors ()f lut year were initlatcd into '" B K They are Gail Griuch .nd BubHa Rum •.

PLEDGED ; Den ise Allen Sue Burke. J udith Funklin , Maryann Gilbaugh, Sue Goodnight. urol Ann Ivey. Kay Smith, EliS(' Thomas. P.t W.hlstrom, Mary Sue Woolfolk, Carol Sue Wylie, Portland; Sharon Lay. Sharon McKernan , Patricia Perlich, EUli:ene; M ary Jane Kuratli. A storia; Ka ren Foote. Canby; Susan Graff. Medford; Penny Fromong. Pendleton: 1.« Coffey Nancy Miller , Joyce Stephenson, Salem; Wendy Ander$On. Paudtna. Calif.; Sarah Oestethnl. Rivers ide, C.lif.; ChristlOe Pall en. San MUln o. Calif.

.O REGON B ETA-O REGON STAT E C O LLEGE. C h art ftlf d , 19 17. Pl ed ,e D ey, s.pltmlM r 2 8, 19'9. INITIATED. January 3t. 19)9: Carol Keema Sacramento, Calif.; Elizabeth LataplC , San Rafael. Calif.

INITIATED. April 18, 19'9: Suzanne Gotller K lamlth Falls; Muleah Compton. McMinnville; Barbara K euJell. Salem; Jean Under ood, San M.teo. Calif.

Spring term honor .uemblies named several Orelon B membeu

fllf honors IhlS fall. Debbie !knottt. ClarIOn. and M ary Gris'401d 'litre f"f MUft r Bo:ud. Melinda RlCk snn was lapped fnr Taln ns. serVIce: honor;1l)' fo r Juphumorc "" omen, J anis Ihe r as lapped for the Orange "0," local honorary fo r ",omen's recru.ll o n ,1J$Ooali o n. lnd Sunnne Goeller "";1S for A A .l , national hunorary schoLls lI' fraternity for fttshmcn ",·omen Liter Suc 15 ('1«lcd s«ttl:ary o f A \ .1 , and P:lmeia (bYl o n as cltClcd pruidfflt of Morur Boud.

I n the ouuty )p(III,,,hl. K "y M:anning " '115 named Bell y Coed, Sandu J ooes " U chnSt n n K ,\ Drum Girl, Diane Myers ,..a s chosen M iu OSc. Dru,," A. 0'''1''''11 8, and Oregon r celebrated Founders Dn IOgclha u Oregon St.ue. A n inSIde pIcniC u pbnncd , "1'11 1'1 cn l c n ainmen! fr om each chapur. II .IS a fun e_'cnl. :lnd Oregon II is looking fo rw ard w ith en t huslurn 10 ne)'t year ' s get tOj{e th e r.

A join t II <I, and .1 r picnic was held at Ave ry Park in M ay It r,lined. bu t in spi te of this. the girls enloyed themselves 1nd nu,' fritnds were made Each sprmg Oregon B invlles favorite faculty members In th e chapt r r hnu se for a le1. T his even t u ag:illn hdd , lIS well lIS the annU11 " A loha Dancr.", presen l ed by t he freshmrn m ho nnr of t he seninrs.

A progum ICI pro m o tr Oreg o n S tat e's rduut io nal facili t irs h llS bten in effect fnr the lu t yeu. M any members of Pi Be ta P hi :.are on this committee entitled "Oprra l ion BITE ." Thr summr r 111 find them VIsiting lInd spraking 10 vuious organiu t ions i n their homr 1O ' ns.

PLFDGIIO : I.mda G. Felle r N1ncy C. H u tchinson. J an M MHquiss. S hirle y P Sm1 11 Co(Vallis; K1ren D. K is ke y. !.:Ike Grovr: An toinette G. Arena, M ilwau kee; D o nna L Hodso n , Newbrrg; Marci. L G1j{nOn, Sandra A Sh" ",' Os elW: Beverly A , Bergren. Donna E. BIAAS. Shan L Eastman. J udi th A , G ross, Funeu H , J o hnson. Nmcy K J ohnson. M uy E, MeDermon, Pn"land: 'rhelm.:a E, Greenfield", Sally J , M yers, Roseburg; Barbara E , Ro t h. Salem; K .:aye E, Mil ler. A rc.:a dla C.:aliL; Virginia E Batc h el· ler. Claremont , Calif.: J udith L As to n. l ong Bu ch, C2 l if.: Patric ia J Warner. P,I"hC PaJ.udes, Calif.: Can.!.t.!ey. Sanu Barblu Calif.

KA THLU:N H FItt'DU ICK

OREGON GAMMA-W I LLAM ET TE UNIVERSITY Chartued , Jun e ), 1944 _ Pled ge Day, <ktobcr 5, 1959. INIT IAn:o. October 24. 19'9: Linda Dumas. Becky Bro""n WiJlamelle ' s Pcp group , th e H oneybtars. h:n dected Helen Beeche r J o Ann Gay. I. ucy H u lm. t.inda Sim;lOsen. Sandy St llgeberg and Tr ish Evans as new members, Rosemary S tephensnn IS the socie ty edi to r of th e newspaprr and reporters ue Jlnee D u m.md. J oAn n GlY. I. il Ke yser and Penny Vulg as. Carol M c M lOlmee is enro l led at th e Amcr ic.ln University in \'(fashington, D .C. th is semeS ter. She " ' ill be back "'lI h us second serotstrr. in a Capprlla c ho ir He Thelm a Ra y. Susan I.e ' is and Son ja Pe terso n St udent elections /(()! under ay ith nominations of candidue5 fo r cI.:a ss o ffi cers. Tri s h EVl ns Linda Si mo nsen. a nd J <)y Dl vis are the f ros h fn r sec rel3ry. Pllly M itzel is seeking th e position of secretary of t he senior class. M ary O rns is running for the "ffice of senior clus trC20 su re r Lee Th orn ton ' as n u mlOl t rd for the office of "f the senio r class. J ean Sher"'o<ld II so ph o more is secklnil: thr position of secre t arY of hrr clus. J udy Teufel is the iunior numlnee for treasurer. J uni or Karen Urier IS a candidate for Ho meco ming H ostess.

Pt.EOCf:D : Hel en B«cher. J o Ann Gay, M :HY Ann \'(' uj(hl. Sue u is. Thelma Ray , I. ucy H olm. I.ind.:a Simonsen and Judy Trip · lett. Po rtilnd: J ane Y aple, Ashland; Tri5h Evans. Bea ert n; Sue Keech and l.iz Kc-ySt'r, Salem; Sandy St.:agebrrg, Oswefl;o; Sandy Cline. \'(' alla \'(fal1.:a \'(fa s h .; and K ristine H ansen. S,In Mat eo, Calif.

PEGGY HOfFMAN

ALBERTA AL PHA-U NIVERSITY OF ALBERTA. Cha rlned , 22 , 19)1. Pled lie Da y, <ktober 2), 19 S9. INI TIAHO. October"" Irene Benura. Co n ine H u tchinson, Sally Shodlffe. J o an \X' ense!. Edmonton; Lorraine Cot, Cllgary: J oan \'(' h.:a!. Cat1um: Eveline W ' he.! t ley, Banff

Once aglln V anity co mmences for the fall term. and Albcrt.:a .A begins its .!ctil1 t ies for another year. It is nice to be all back togr th e r .:again. and 10 exchan ge stones of summer VllC3 t IOn. M any of our members hne spent the i r ho li days ""orking in t hr resorts of Banff. J lsprr. and Lake louise. The Edmonton Pi Beta Phi ', kep t in conuct " ' Ith one another by ho lding bridge p,uues thr oughou t the summer.

F.:all rushing has bej{un in ellrnest. In the [ale summer Ihe Panhellenic iety hel d an Informa[ /(et to-ge-the r and fashion shwA ' fu r all the Edmo nton /(irls ho planned tn ente r varsity In th e (lll lind e re in terested in fu terni t ies. The Pi Beta P his have alSlI held an Icc ""ater PArty and 1 to ur o f t he nell l,. femodrlrJ h()use fvr the pr05J!«1lve rushees o f thiS term

Hon o ur·",se A lbena A ""111 have to '\l a rk hard this fall in o rder t n m.:ainl1in the I'fulil(e "" o n a t t he end of t he last term. A t Colour N ight. the closlnK elent ()f the ,"unty year. J OYCe Aylen. vice-president of the Student Union , recell'ed a I( o ld A rin•. th e highest hon o ur bestu ed o n a studen t Del o res Shymko received a Silve r ,.\ un8 lnd Anne Brodie ,I gold A ,)In fo r thelt o rk on umpus

Ano t her highlight in the sPring " 'as the " ' inning of Songfest by Pi Btu P hi R«ordings of the songS have been fo r the chapter EUASOI B£1T5

JDAHO ALPHA-U NIVERSITY OF IDAHO Chartered.

THE ARROW OF P I BETA PHI

192 ). Pledge Day Septtmbtr 18. 19 59. I NIT IATED October 3, J9W : J ean Andea,)() Mc Call; Lynda B ro ""n, T"' ln Fall s; J o.:an Carnefix. FrUItland: J o Anne FIOgerson, Wendell; Sue George, Ka ren Kelly, Ne ' m:an. Boise: G [o n .:a Spo kane. Wash.; Llnd:a H alsh t , Sandpoin t ; Sharon Nieland, M arsha Buro ker Bonners Ferry A n Otlenul garden party .:1.$ the theme of Ida ho A's main ru s h The chapter "" ore Oriental attlCe cho"" - mein and tU \lefe sefled 10 th e rushees wh o sat on m alS and cushions around 10'" tab lu while the ( haptrr sang Lin g Chin" Ching an Oriental e rsion of R ing Ching l cco mpanied I-oy

P I Hecla Phi "" on fint place in the Blue Key ta[cnt sho "" ith Lizzi e Bordo n, l mUSICal numbtr f ro m th e Broad"' ay s how "Ne Faces."

S pring bro ught se era l ho nors 10 I daho A Charlene Pe teu, Barbara Brooks, and I. in da Sm ith e re ta pped fo r Spurs. Gerr i Will iam s and M ary J o nes " 'ere sclected for M o rtar Bo ard LYnne Shelman was again c he.sen as a po mp om lind she " '.IS als o .:a finalist fo r the M i l iury Ball Q ueen. Peggy Ph ill ips, J an A lden , an d C harlene Pe ten were c hosen for A \ .l. , freshman women 's scholastIC hononry. A I music honorary tapped l.inda S m ith .:and Carolyn K ud l ac. Bu ro ker wa s chosen a s the W o m en ' s Edit o r o f th e tffJ(O RlIut \'(IR A elected Be ve rly Buck l in as secre tary treHurer \'(fith th e coming o f fall. four pledges ",,'e re tapped fo r PreOrchesis : Barbara H arrison. Sue Sie l'e rt , Patt Kelly, and Sue Carn efix Sharon Nieland as c hosen fo r Orchesis. I.in da Smith and Dona Newman .:arc si nging in Va nda [eers, th e co lle/(e co ncert choi r Sli ly W ilban ks has a lea d in the forth comioll dramati c prod uction. " Th e S leep ing Pri nce." Di.:an e Smi t h w u appointed to th e Stud en t F.:acu lty Committee.

Plans are no"" under " ' ay fo r the bu i ld ing of the Homecoming !tau "' ith farmhouse Fra terni ty Ho mecommg 111 be Octobr r 31 " ' ith the University of O regon.

PL£OGlO ; Suun Arms. Payelte; Barbara Blair , Jud ith Sperry. Bette Vickerman. Spokane, Wash.; Kar en Brandt, Glenn J oh nst o n , Barba ra H arnson Nampa; Marie Brodeen , Buhl: Sue Carnefix. Fruitl.!.nd ; Nancy Dl"'I5 , K .:aren Koontz T"' in Falls; Beverly D IUSI. Mafles; J udy ElI s",'o rth , Sally tau Kar en Melquist, Ida ho falls : Lynne fhllvik. Ginger Hea th A n n Je"'ell, Palt Kelly. Mr r yl Kay K urdy. Boise; H elen Method. Sandpoint: Pej{SY Ph il· lips. Mosco w : Suun SIe "'e rt. Oak Puk , Ill.

PI PROVINCE

CA LIFORNIA B ET A-UNIVERS I TY OF CALIFORN I A C h a rtu ed, 1900. Pledge D ay, Stplember 19 , I NITIATrD O{ wber 3, 19)9; Ca t hy Devlin, Sacramento; Sue All e n , Ath e r ton. Pi Bela P hi btKa n this seme ster with a visit from t he provi nce president. M rs. Wilmnt Go rdon. Mrs. G o rd o n wa s en t rrtained by th e :IS e ll as by the aClive chap te r wh ic h gave a ttl fo r the D ean o f Wllmen i n her hono r M rs. Gordon fo und it necessary 10 remain th.:an sh e had planned. so s he was able to ioin 10 pre -in itia t ion fenivi t ies. Improvement of is nur main .:aIm t his semester O u r mo tto IS F.C.C. First C ha pt e r on Campus. W e ho pe th a t $()O n it will be made truth.

PLEDG ED; Sue Barnes. Arca d ia: Betsy Bourret. Nicki $eve un ce. Athert o n: Beth Booth, Claremont: Laurie Bischoff. M a r ilyn Rodger. Piedmont: Lynn Bu sh, Napa; I.oUlse Cianciarulo, Mc Farla nd. Orinda; K athy M on terey: Caro[ G riffith s. Mo r.:aga; J un Hato;esud, Bakersfie[d: la u r ie Hand. M cl lOd a M enzies, San Francisco : Nancy H ayhurst. Fresno; P.!. mel.:a K imball, Berkel ey; H arriet K imble. Susan Snodgrus. T oni Tayl o r. San Mu lOo; PatriCIl McCall, Everett, \'(' ash.; Be th Mar stelle r Chicago. I II.; Terry M ills, Sacramen tO; Lo rna SeOtl , M d""au k«, \'(fu .: H.:arr iet Star k , Port ola Valley

J OAN H AM ILTON

CA LIFORNIA GAMMA-UNIVERSITY OF SO UT H E RN

CA LIFORNIA, Cha rt ered, Ju ly 27. 1917 Pltdge Day, ttmber 20, 19S9, I NITIATED OCiobtr 1-., 19\9: J oan Ne-ely. Pal os Ve rd es: C.:arol Cummin gs, Pacific Pali sades; J anet H arri man, Whittirr

Ca l ifornia Gamm.:a re t urned to U .S.c. with e.:agerneSS for th e ne" yelt and lIS busy schedule.

Upon returOing 10 the fall many o f the 81rls " 'e re greeted ith the txCltIOg ne""s that Klthy Niemeyer had wo n the NUIo n.:a1 A my Burnhan Onken A", a rd.

M any exchan/(cs I(r eete d th e girls as the term got unde r" ' ay Hu d ing these wu a deliciuus s teak dinner " ' ith Ihe A E and later a fun dessert e)'chlnge " ' ith the B 9 II A new exchange pm · gr.!.m hu been ini t ia ted by California Gamma. one 10 hlCh dessert t)'ch.:anges have bt-tn arranged "ith o t her 50 rtlnlles. K A 9 u the firs t f ollo ed by K K r

Our firs t puty as held Octobrr 3 in ho nor of th e ne ' pledg es. This party. an annua l event. is o ur Pledge Actl e and u in the lo\'ely ho me o f Nancy Smi l h of \Vhltller

Ano t her annUlI el ent o ur retre.!t ""a5 held Octo ber 10 the home of Phd and Fran Lay. T he purpose o f the rctrUI IS 10 acquaint the ne members lth the chapter ,1nd ch apter o ffi ces and, most imporUnt 10 formulate and evalua te po[ICIes.

Ano ther hl,ghligh l ed and gfntly enJoyed event IS that of our Jnnaul viSit " 'I th M u. Gordon She spent t ·o days ith us Octo ber 12 -13. and the first nlSh t l dinner ""U held In her honor. Guest at the occasIon i ncluded M rs. J o hn Dean o f "" o nwn

Llnd.l Mdls "lS elected secrct.ary o f Spurs , .I mllional sophomore scrvlCe o rg.lnLZ.ltlon, and Ann Murphy wu elKted ueHurer of Trotds , :a frt'Shm:an .omtn s o rg:an iutlOn Ikv S" eney ch:aPler pre'ldtnl and :a Denul Hyg iene m:al u r, .U uktd to JOin A K r, a Natronal Denul H Y81tne sorority. Outstanding amol'll!: our Mond:ay nlShl pnlKnms " 'U a ulk :and movie .bout tht J hn Tr:aey CIII'II<. Khool for the de:af lOCUM in Los Angelts At thiS IS the ch:apter philanthropy it .:as grutly tn;OYM by Mr Wuson. dlr«tor of tht cI'IlIC. ltd :an inter""ng discussion. Don.ttd hours by gub to tht clinic helP5 fill thtu ule:ndars.

Anticipattd in the um:alOing stmuter are mort achan&es, and :annu:al Fuhtr Oau&hter Christmu dmner and homecominl. A ne" chapttr scholarship prOf!;um IS beIng InI!T.lttd 10 studyin& will undoubtedly hud the list of activit its.

PUDGW : Judy Armstron, Studio City: Marilyn Somn, Marcia Tappnn, P:asadena: Jun O:allmayr. Francli lay, Ann Murphy hnnt 0 ' Mara. Barb:ara Sun, Los An&cle s; MarilYn Henry "'.lry 10 Huffman, Siln Man no; Lt-slie H K'u. Arcad ia; Vir,in ia Lon". burbank; JaM Paull , La J olla: N,n.l Smith, Gltndale: Stuffy Smllh. Pal os Vtrd"

SUE CHENAULT

C ALIFORN I A D E LTA-U NIV E RS ITY OF C ALIFORNIA AT LOS ANG E LES Charte red , Scpltmbcr, 1921. Pled .e 0.", S.ptember 1 8 , 19 5 9 IN ITIATED. M:arch 21. 19'9: J unette Amber · son. Cunmon,a: l e rtmy Armstro ng. North Holly.·ood· Barbara Austin , Linda OJ][, Sue Gausman. Claire Groi(r. Kathfttn Peli Vicki Puff. Los Angeles: Doris Carlson, Orange; Carol Cuur. Garden Grove' M'n Ann Chast, Riven: Deborah Gabbert. Playa Del Rey; Barbara Gustafson, K in gsbury : Linda Leishman, Alta · dena; Kathleen Murphy. Barbara Pence. Glendale; Atkne PaUtr · lOll. Santa Ana : Sue Richardson, Holly."OOd; Larol Stevenson, La Canada: Shuon Ward , Alhambra I NITIATED. October 2, 19}9 : Donna Cu.,ford, Los Angeles; Ann Rice , San Marino.

Tht California Delta Pi Beu Ph is have rnurned to Hilgud with fond memories of an active and busy 5ummtr 2nd arc looking for.'ud to a full and rich ne.' yur Lookmg back to uriy M.lY. we rc:mtmbtr "'!lh real excitement the fun of singing ·it h t he 8 a Ws at the H ollywood Bowl in UCLA's annual Spring Sing. As copies of the year book, the SOlilbtrn CflmpliJ v. e t e distributed in June. it was " ' ith pride thai c noted Barbara Gustafson as Southern C:lImpUJ Fall Quttn, and Linda Dill as faJi P rince".

In A ugust. Tahiea Sparling again achieved national fame by placinl third in p l atform diving at the Pan Amtr ican Gamn in Chica.a.

The exci tement of fall rushing is o ver, Ind we asain feel the TI 4>s "s v. e:pt the row." With the commencement o f school. the gi r ls are being quickly envdoped in Ictivities. The wealher j, cool and crisp and perftet for football. The ni,ht ,arne witl, Purdue " ' IS tspeciall" fun becau5e it was the 6.rst Katl\(' f o r the new pledges. We were abo able to watch Ann Rice, rtC'cntly chosen Song l.t,der On campus. Kathie Murphy has betn choStn co·chairman of Coordination Board. and Dtbby Gabbert w as appointed co·chairman of the Philanthropy Board, both under tht sponsorship of A W .S. Barbua Wells and Sue Schacffer hIVe been upped fo r Bruin Bdlts. the offic i:al H os tus Commmtt fOI UCLA

M any of the liris have betn chosen for honorariu. both this Stmester and last. Robe rta Condit as stlected as a member of 4> 8 K; Tonya Tuplin and R uth Neel are mcmbers of Mortar Board. ,, ith T onya dected vice prtlidenl. Kathie Murphy and Dtoby Gabbert were t:llpped for 'Spurs and Sunn Plumb was chosen for P r ytanean. Susan Burdick was o ne of a seltct few choStn for the University Rdi,i ous Confertnce Studtnt Board. a diSC'U5Sion panel compost<! of student leaden. Sue M on tg olT\try was rt«ntly asked to be • mcmber of the A T (} Lillie istt.! group California is anticipating tht annual relttat where ideas and plans for the coming selllCste r will be formulated.

P LEDGED : Sue Ellen Akunder , Sue Schaefer North H olly ,, ood, Vicki B.lughman Carol Mason Glendale: Twonnet!e Church, San Gabrid: Carol Clark. Sally Springer , Carolyn Thurmond. Lon, Stac h: I rene Dunn. Nancy J usenius. Arcadi a: Gayle Etienne. H illsborough: J eanne Havert, Los Angelu: Kristen Kdly, Man · ha ttan Stach; Ad.l Oldenho f. The H ague, H ol land: Martha P ir ie, Ikverly H ills; Vivian V ickery, Santa BArbua KATH(ltINIl fl17.G IBOON

CALIFO RN JA E PS I LON-SAN D I EGO STAT E C OLL EG E C hart.ted, September I , 19 4 9, Pl.d •• D ay, Sc pte mbt.t 20, 19 59 , INITIATTD. September 20. Norma Arce. San Diego: Nancy Olson, Chula ViJea

Returnmg studcn ts to SIn D iego College found two new halls , one for men and one for "umen. nch housing 200 students.

Pi 8e:ta Phi placed s«ond in the annual "Sptin& Sing." hdd May J. Nancy OllOn .U sdected Drelm Girl of e X, It their annual dance in the spring. She WIS also narntd e X regi onal Drum Girl i n competi ti on with ,,'omen fr nm USC and UCLA. Amon" many ouUl anding students on campus are : Barbara Allen and Di:ane Anderson , Cap and Go.'n ( Mortar Board equivalent) : Linda D obbs. freshm:an represtntatlve to the AS Council: Judy Thompson , lo ,, tt division reprtRntative to the AS Council; Lynne Luchy songluder

At the annual Blue Book B:all hdd in the spring. Pi Stu Phi had tw o of the quttn c.andidaltS. they " 'ere : Phyllis Ridgewa y ! • }:: Swan Willit n K ;\. At the AWS B:anquet. Cetza. th e

lo.et dIVisi on ·umen 's honman upped Ma ry Jo Yar brough. M archtlle Sauun , and Pan, Klme Pt.rDG£D : Sue Riley , Mar82ttt TImer, Chula Jan Hodl(t Ctl lton; Nancy R uehlo.·. Muy Jane Schrotder. Coronado: Pat Sibley , Escondid o: Shetdl BOII,t! , PhylJlJ Mowry. Imperial Stach: Marilyn H:ales, Paude na: MafJ o(le Stnson. Jud y 8o. n. Clrol J ean franddl, Ju dy Goodman. S:and l Ju ou ki , Collete Mertel , an Diego: Plm PUlhtr. San MarlllO; Carolyn Budt!'. V,st l. PAT MCW ILUANS

C ALI FORN I A Z E TA-U N I V E RS I TY OF C ALIFORNIA A T SANT A BA RBARA C h a rtere d, Febru ary 2, 1 950. P l ed g. D. y , $c p tembt.r 20, 1959. INITIATED. SC'ptembtr , 19'9 : Sandra J ohns, Santa M ol'IIC'J. Califo rnia Z began the ne.· school yur by elcomin8 back thc tuvden of the chapter : Nancy Woo(h and Nancy All in frum Workshop : Sally Spnr from a lummtr's study In Mexico CIlY: Sue SWIft rnurnln, from fonuintbleau , France , .hert she studied all summer" the Fontallle-blt:au w:hool of music: and Val Hall ar. coming back to Pi Iku Phi after a ytu ' l absence, having uktn her Jumo r year .It the Sorbonne in Paus, france

The mtmorlu of Iau spring Kmestcr's hi,hllghl5 rcnt.·ed th c rich enthUSiasm o f the chaptu after the lo ng summtr months : SwttPuake5 and the Musici:anshlp troph ies " 'ardtd to the JOInt II 8 • A E undert:aklllg of the TryptiC for Spung Sin!!: the ero n of Mil itary Ball Queen placed o n t he head of Sue S"' i(t, keeping the tr ophy fo r the third WYlt in a ww that of Pi Btta Phi Ifinally, the ven wtlcomt ne"'s of Naney Woods' receivlll" one 0 the eight Hartler Rutherf o rd J ohnstone scholarships ,iven natIOnally III Pi Btta Phi , California Z is also boastinll :an active partin college activities, holding such officH as: Vicki Post, A WS hrSt vlce·prHldent: Wtndy Let. AWS SCCrttary: Anne Carpentu, junior class vice pr",dent; DollS \X/ond. sophomore cliUs vice pruident: Cawlyn Lane. song leader: Sail" Beth J ones. ASSOCiated Students RepreStntat ivt·at· large : and Kay Armour Associattd Student Sororit" Representative The chapter is likewise ell repre5tnted In academiC Ichievemenu : Dons Wond and Mi schde Gellen, Spur5. sophomore v.'omtn·s honorary; J oan Chaplis, Chil'Ms. ,unio r ,,'.omen·s honorary; Sue S"i(t. preSident of (m.' n and Scepter. StnlO r " 'omen ' s honorary; fay Tysell lut year's c hapttr plUldent. selected o ne of the (tn outstanding Senior women at UCSB: and Wtndy Lee. awarded first place in the W omen 's Oratory at UCLA Championship Speech Tournament. follo inll this Wendy :as selected to ork as SPftch guidance counStlor at VCSS durin, the summer. This fall the UCSB campus " 'elcomed th e inauguration o f a ne.· chancellor. Dr Samuel Could. formerly in the administrJtion of Antioch Colltgc. His new and II'Ispning ideas on Mucation are a1ludy produCln, :a tnthusiasm among the entire student body of the college.

PU' OC£D: Gerda Alisc h , Glendale: Sue Ames Linda Stck, Altadena: Sue Stlsey, jean ine JenSt'n Katie Mc M illan. lan Swartz. Brenda Wait, Los Angeles: Brooke Clandge, Portland, Ore.: Kay de ]a Guardia, Btrhlty: Julie Du B"I is. Laguna Stach: DarCic Gutttl'O, Manhaltan Stach: Cathy Hairgrove. Stevenson. La Canada: Tina Hanso n. Sue H iKhno te. Paudena; Tonya Haycock. Redlands: Linda !vey Buena Park : Chcryl Liggett, San Marino: Dian2 Livie. Penn" Mills Arcad ia; I.canne Moffett SantI Paula ; Penny Pettengill , Santa Ana : Ann Robinson. Brea: Lindl Robinson, Whittier.

V ,u H ALLOl

N E VADA ALPHA- U N I V E RSITY OF N E VADA C h artere d, 1915. Pledge 01 " , Sept. 2 0 , 19'9.

Macka" Day proved to be another feather in the Nevad:a A s cap as e took the tr o phy for our Song team DUnne Munk wa s sdecttd Macka" Day Princess dUrll'lg tht festivilltl. Dunne 15 allO stlKttd for Wh o'J II'l h" It, Amt""m COllt.tl alon, ",t h our othtr out&oing Stnior. Letitia Sa" Ie.

The approaching sumn vacation did not offer any rdicf for the members of Ntvada A as plans being made for the forthComll'lg rush season which proved 10 be verY successful. Our thirty ne'" pledgts ere pr"ented ro the Student Body, hich cunsuttd of just Greeks. at the gala {:all social tvent, hdd at the H idden Valley Countn Club.

H o n\tCOmin" being next big even t on campus. A is fortunate in hav ing two candidatu se lected to run for Quctn- Billie Mae M orris and Ann Scott.

Other outstanding Pi Beta Phis on campus are: Karen Decker. v:arsity cheerleader. and also the ne"' ly dected president of P .E. M .S.: Sandra HeS5e. Women's Upper Cla55 Commltue: !.ynn Spell, chairman of the Activi tin Puade: Shirley Smith. a pltdge, is one of the ne.' Son,leadtrs: Ellen Murphy also a pledge IS runnIOg for A W.S. RepreStntat lve.

T o II'Itroduce the ne"' nt trend 11'1 college fashi o ns l A.W .S. is prtStntll'lg il$ annU:ll1 luncheon and fashion sho , to IX stagtd in the Ri verside Ho ttl. J oanne Dumhlt, as chairman of the enllte function. has put III many houlli to ' ards il5 SUCCHS.

PLEOGED : Brenda Bun" , Sandra Carrara, Mary Clack. Barban Colel. Faun DIxon. Pit H O)'Slud Ellen Murphy. Cathenne Patr ICk. Beverly Pin eolini, Rebe cca Rose. Shirley Smith. Susan Snetden. Ren o; Marg o Bartlett. Julie Moo re , LIS VC1CU; V irsini:a Bath. Pat White, Ely: Katheren Bishop Sta"a e: Shtlla Donovan. Slh u City: Susan f orden. San Lui s Obispo. Cabf.: 'Peggy Keller , Penny McCollum, Carol Richard s. Sparks: Kobeina Kistr Lake Tahot. Calif.: Karol Koehler. Lo rraine Odell. Carson City: Jani s Palziz, Napa, Calif.; Elaine P iscio tta Sacramento, Calif.: Bonnie Robtrts. GardnerniJle: Junne Sadler. Eureka.

10 AS N Tooo

-A RIZONA ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF AR I ZONA. Ch.r. lued, Auault I, 19 1 7 PI.djl;t Oty, September 18, 1959. IN ITI· ATED, Oct obe r 10, 19'9: Den ise Barnard. Tucson; CrissC')'. U""istow n, Ill i J unne M cGillan, Alberqucrquc, N.M.; Nancy O""cn, Sa n M armo, C.lif.; Elizabeth Landrum, Ross, Calif. Amanda Bur is Arizona A 's candidale fo r sophomore secrdarY, and M argie Tench fo r fre shman treasurer. Dolly Bonus is Ariz anl A 's nominee fo r H o mecom ing Quem.

The combined effor ts af Anzon a A and .6. X Fraternity in the Spring Sing of btl semester look tim pb.ee in the mixed dlvi· sia n E lizabeth Th omas , J oan Savage, Dolly BonUJ and R icki Farquhar ue Po mpom sirls for the University of A rizona. R icki is H ead Po mpom girl, and Kath y H inkle is an al t ernate.

Am and a Barr , Ju dy H odge , Rut h Lubben, 2.n d C2.role R2. ymond were selected to be Spu rs, Nation2.1 h ono ury fo r sOphomo re w omen, an d the an nual Women's Da y, PLEDG ED: Bar bara M oller, Nancy M oore, P2.m M o rr is, Dorothy Pumphrey, Mari orie Te nch, Marguet Greeley, Ninl Hi ll, Tucson; Susan Pllmer , Suun R2. d ni c h , Victori2. S t ill m2.n , Li nda CO lt erm2.n, Jan Glover, KlIh lee n Hurl ey, P hoenix: Carolyn Marsh , Lu ci nda Coburn, Sa n Dcrnudino, Calif.: Nor ma Nicol, Los Ang eles, C2. li f.: Ann Ogl esby, Flo Sm ith , Arlc : J ill Penni ngton. Glenn2. Anne Blake, Altad en2.. C2. l if. ; S he i la Pn ce Long Bea ch! Cdi£.; Carol R iller, An derson, In d.; CI2.re Terry. Warren; S andU Troup. Sa n Mar ino. Ca l if.: Judy Van Lente, Ventura. Calif. ; Caro l Wiedern2.n. De nver. Colo.: Virginia Wolfe, W2.uwatou. Wis.; J o an Wyant , Donna Gaylord, Menl o Park, Calif.; El iubeth B lack, Lynne Buskirk, M idland. Tex .: A lexandra Bon nyma n. S2.nte Fe , N.M.; Barbau Bo"'e, Orange. Calif.; P2.t ricia Butler. Orinda, Calif.; Suunne Cutler. S2.nt. A n2.. Calif.; Susan Ely, Roswell, N.M. : K2.thlecn F bnlg2.n, P asaden2., Calif.; Nancy J ones, Boone. Co l o.: Dorrie Ke nnedy, Lake Forest. Ill.; Connie Kro ll, P iedmon t Galif.; J udy Leenhouts, Berkely, Gal i f.

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Ih e o nl y " frat e rn i t y" h o t e l in NEW Y ORK in the worl d, for that matter, to the public both men and wome n. This modern 26-story h otel was built and is op erated by members of the National Panhellenic Fra · ternities That alone assu res you of a "fraternity" welcom e in the big city to say nothi ng o f the Beekman T ower 's frie ndly atmosphere and excellent service.

400 comfortab le outs ide rooms compl ete facilities. Sp lendid loca tion on historic H ill ... next to t he United Nations ... convenient to a ll mid-tow n .

Your Personal Gift Orders Are Given Prompt Attention At The Arrowcraft Shop, Gatlinburg, Tennessee

Make use of your Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency , Central Office, 264 Citizen s Bu i lding, Decatur , Illinois .

Arrowcraft linens are perfect gifts for the Pi Phi bride .

Send your good used baby things to the Health Center at the Settlement School.

Good u sed teen-age cloth ing is welcome at the Settlement School. Send to the Director-Marion Mueller .

If you li ve far from a Pi Phi Alumnce Club , do you know that you can buy the lovel y Ar rowc raft product s direct from the Arrowcraft Shop at Ga tli nburg , Te nne s see?

m emoriam

GRACE PALMER A8B OTTS ( Mrs Th omas H .), initiated into Wi sco nsi n Beta A p r il 13, 1923, di ed September 24, 1959, in Ca led Onia, Min n.

CORA HINKL EY ATW EL L ( Mrs. Geo rge B.) initiated in to Wi sco ns in Alpha O ctobe r 12, 190 3, died in N ovember, 1957.

V,RG, NIA MCCARTY BARE (Mrs. Ca rl B.) initiated into Virgi ni a Alpha Oclober 16, 1913, died Augu st 7, 1959, in N ew port, R I.

ELIZAB ETH BLI SS in it iated into lllin o is Bet a O clobe r 13, I BB7, died Jul y 5, 1959.

MARGARET EB ERT BR OWN ( Mrs. K ennet h Wh ee ler ) initiated into o rth D akota Al p ha September 22, 1930, di ed July 20 , 1959, in Bake rs field , Calif.

ANN ABETH WI LSON CARNES ( Mrs. D J .) initiated into Fl orida Gamma Septembe r 2B, 1929, di ed July II , 1959.

L UCIL E B. COR RI STON initiated in to Minn esota Al ph a April 20, 1923, died J anuary 2, 1959.

ELIZABETH H . Foss initiated into Minnesota Alph a January 14 , 1B9 3, died M ay 17, 195 9.

H ARRIET D . GEROUlD initiated into Vermont Alph a De cembe r I, I B93, di ed September 2 1,195 9, in Medfo rd , Mass.

SARA O ' ROU RKE GILLEN ( Mrs Peter ) initi ated into Ohi o Alpha January ll, 191 2, died Ma rch 13, 1959.

ANNA BEATTY GLAUSER ( Mrs Will is K. ) ini tiated int o Pennsy lvania Al pha O clober 26, 1917, died Jun e 2B, 1959.

R ALICE PITT ENGER GOUGH (Mrs.) initiated into Indi ana Beta April 6, 1895, di ed Jul y 19, 1959.

JANET W,LLIAM S HART ( Mrs Jam es R.) initiated into Ohi o Delta O clobe r 27, 1936, died May 6, 1959.

H ELEN R ICHARDSON HENRY ( Mrs .) initi ated into Ca lifo rni a Beta September 5, 19 14, died August 15 , 1959.

MAB E L D OA K E H URST (Mrs. Law ren ce) initi · ated into I ndiana Zeta August 22, 1952 , died August 3 1, 1959, in Mun cie, Ind . GR ACE J ACKSON IRELAND ( Mr s. Carrol B. ) initiated into I llin ois Zeta May 9, 19 13, died June 6, 1959, in Chula Vista , Calif.

MAY ELIZABETH C HURC H JOHN (Mrs. Au g ustus F.) in itiated int o Wi sconsi n Alpha January 12, 1895 , died Septembe r 6, 1959.

ELEANOR WHI TE J ONES ( Mrs. E. Gordon) initiated into Fl o rida Gamma February 12, 1933 , died April 26, 1959.

J OAN D ONALDS K ENNEDY ( Mrs. Richard J .) initiated into Wi sco nsin Al p ha March 27, 1949, di ed May 1 1, 1959.

N ANC Y BoPE KI EF Ii ABER ( Mrs. Edward Lee) initiated into Ohio Beta April 26, 1952, died Jun e 2B, 1959.

J EAN KI NZLE R KI STLER (Mrs. George W .) intiated into Mi chi gan Al pha March 6, 1937, di ed J une 4, 1959, in Coral Gab les, Fl a.

EVA W AL LEN LOVETT ( Mr s. Edmund S.) initiated into Pennsy lva ni a Al pha D ecembe r 9, 1B99, died September 4, 1957.

KATH ERYN BROCK M ERR ITT ( Mrs. J E.) initiated in to Wyoming Al pha Feb ru ary 24, 1923 , died June 5, 1959, in W inte r Pa rk , Fla.

LOUISE MORR IS M ONTFOR T ( Mrs. G eorge D .) initiated into M i nn esota AJph a N ovember 5, 1894, died N ovember B, 195B, in Ta coma, Wash.

MARY UE MU CKENFU SS initiated into Virg inia A l pha O cto ber 26, 1931, di ed September 7, 195 9, in Richmond, Va.

L OU ISE P EARCE in it iated into California Al pha Feb ruary ll , 1905, di ed August 9, 1959.

FRAN CES BARNE S P ICKEN S (Mrs . M yro n A .) initiated into Fl o rid a Gamma September 2B, 1929, died July 17, 1959, in Delan d, Fl a.

H ARRIET OSBORNE P ROSSER (Mrs. Fr ancis) initiated into Kansas Al pha February 17, 1920, died Septembe r 2, 1959.

OLIVE FOGGY ROUSE ( Mrs. C has. H .) initiated into Iowa Al pha Septembe r 20, 18BB, died July ll , 195B.

CATHERINE MORGAN SALLS ( Mrs. E. K .) 101 11ated in to T exas Alpha F ebruary 25, 1937, died May 4, 1959, in H ouston, T ex.

M ART HA M ULLEN WESCHE ( Mrs. D C.) initiate d into Kansas Beta February 27, 1937, died May 3 t , 1959, in Ma nh atta n, Ka n

CLYDE COBB WmT E ( Mr s. Edward S.) in itiat ed into Iowa Zeta in October, 1B93, died Aug ust 3 1, 1959, in Harl an, Iowa,

GENEV IEVE AL VORD YAT ES ( Mrs. Robe rt M .) initiated into lIIin o is Zeta February 13, 1913, died August 16, 1959, in Chicago, III.

DIRECTORY

FOUNDERS O F T H E FRATERNITY

Emma Brownlee ( 184 8·1924)

M arl.uet Campbell l ibble Brook Gaddis (18)O.19H)

Ada Bruen Grier (1848.1924)

Clara Brownle e Hutchinson (18)0·1931)

Fanny \'Vhit enad: Libbey (1848-1941)

Rosa M oore (1848·1924)

Icnnic Nicol, M.D. (184)-1881)

nex Smith Soul e (1846-1941)

Fannie Tho mson (1848·1868)

J ennie H ome T urnbull (1846·19H)

Nancy Bla ck Wallace (184' - 1918)

PRESIDENT EMERITUS

Ma, L. Keller, Westhampton College, University of Richmon d, Va

HONORARY GRANO PRESIDENT

Amy Burnh.llfD Onken Chapin, Ill.

HONORARY GRAND TREASURER

Lois Franklin StOOlml n (M IS. A W.), 1001 S. Th ird St .• Champaign, Ill.

G9.AND COUNCIL

G,." rJ P, eJ;J"" ," Al ice Weber Mansfield (Mu. William H.), 8 Long Mudo , St. Louis 3 1, M o G ra,," V;u Pru;t1,,,t Doro thy Weaver M organ (Mrs. Kcnt R ), 2648 High St., lin col n 2. Nw.

G ramJ Surtlar1 ", VirgInia Voo rhecs Speaker (Mrs. J ames F.), 24U WaJ h ingt o n Blvd Ka nJU City 2 Kan

Gra"d Trta Jll r,r

Olivia Smith Moo re (Mrt. Henry , Jr )..( 4 20 Pine St., Texarlrana, Texu Pad,lI",i( CtIIIl"",u I),h ,art

Marianne Re id Wild (Mrs. Robert :,,). 202 1 Be lmon t Rd ., N. W Wuh ing to n 9, D C. Dirut or Df M,mj"lhi, Hele n Anderson Lewis (Mrs Benjamin C.). 731) N G u l ley Rd .• Durborn MIch D i rtft Dr Df PrDlratnl

Evdyn Peters K yle ( Mrs Stan le y E.', 23 Oak Kn oll Gardens Dr • Puadena ) CaEf A RROW ED IT OR A dele Taylor Alford (Mrs. T N .). 930 Olive A ve Coronado. Calit.

COUNSELOR FOR CHAPTER HOUSE CORPORATIONS

Rosse r Ke mp ( M rs. J oh n PIle), 6 19 E Blacke r St ., EI Puc, Tex.

NATIONAL HISTORIAN ,\hrian Keele Simmo nJ (Mrs. Olive D.) 809 WI. 69th St.. Kansas City 13. M o.

NATIONAL SUPERVISOR OF CHAPTER HISTORIES

Rose McColloch Dreul el (Mrs E 8 ). 7240 K ansas C it y 14. Mo.

NATIONAL BOARD OF TRUSTEE F UNDS

Chairm",, : Olivia Smith Moo re (Mrs. H enry' Jr ). " 20 Pme SI Tenrkana. Tn.: 1olit3 Snell Prouty (Mrs. Fr3nk H .). 1760 locust St .• Denver 20. Co lo.: Al ice Webe r M ansfie l (Mrs. WiIII3m H .), 8 Lo ng Meado J St. Louis 31 . Mo.: M ariann e Re id Wil d ( Mrs Ro bert S.'. 201 1 Belm on t Rd N.\Y/, Wuhingt o n 9. D.C.; Mary Van Buren ( M rs. E.), 26 2) Mande vill e Canyon Rd 10, A n,t16 49. Cal if.

Chapter Treasurers send your monthly reports to Fraternity Accounting System, c / o Mr. John DornBlaser, 310 Ga2:ette Bldg., Little Rock, Ark.

PI BETA PHI MAGAZINE AGENCY

Margaret J Dick, 264 Citizens Building. Decatur. III.

PI BETA PHI CENTRAl. OFFICE

Dirtft Df D/ C,,,tral Offiu- M argarct J D ic k, 264 Cit izens Buildinl. Occatur, III. NOMINATING CO MMI TfEE

Chairm3n- H den Boucher Oil[ (Mrs. Carr E.). 6028 Dublin Rd .• Dublin, Oh io. Sar3h Pauline Wild Gordon (Mrs. W. G.), 11', S. Oak K noll Ave;.l Paudena ,. Evelyn 1o'A' man Darby ( Mrs. Gw. T.), 7 C3umillo. Colorado Spring,. U) lo. Calif.

SPECIAL CO MMITT EE OF SEVEN, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON NOMINATION PROCEDURES

Chlfirm.,,,-Rut h Barren Smith (Mrs. Warrtn T .), 1100 E. Denn Blvd., Long Beach 2. Calif. Adele Wadhams Wright \ M rs. A llan 1.'.21 Reservoir Rd Ne ington 11. Conn. Almeta An de rson M itchel (Mrs. W. fl .). 3114 Overton Dr .• Birmingham 9, A la. Jean SchePt'u. 9 12 W. Sil[th St Tel[. Shirley BradJh 363 Mon t rose St WUlniJ)t's. Manitoba, Can. Carol Eby. 1469 Perry. Wichita. Kan Hui'f: Hughes Prcsstn3n (Mrs. E. Ch,r1cs). 164-4 E -th , Fust-ne , Ore

STANDING COMMITT EE S

School Committn-Ch"itm",,- Helcn M offett Russell ( M rs. Robert), 6823 Crest Ave , University City 30 Mo. T",wmr-Zot: Saunders Jamn ( Mrs Richard E.), 1116 Alim inso Dr Indianapolis 20. Ind. SUfttar)'-Annie Laune Keys Whipple (Mrs. Sidney). 28 Linbrook Rd 'X' est Ha rtfo rd. Conn. P,,6lifil:l j F.lhlDf Df ulll, Pi&'D" N,wl-1ois Snyder Finfer (Mrs. Raymond H .). 606 N. Elm Dr Bt'verly H ills. Calif. Slitin Dut,,6,II; Dfl-Loi, Ovenueet Sumtnt'tS (Mrs. Charne Ie H .). 6011 Cellini $1.. Coral Gables 46. Fla. Dirta O f of Stlll,,,,,,,1 SchDDI-M ,lfion Webb Mueller (Mrs. Albert G.). Pi Beu Phi Settlement School. Gatlinburg Tenn ,u""., &tr. A"Dwrrllft ShD,o---Eliubeth Waitt Rue (Mrs. Nelson B.), P i Beta Phi A r ro c raft Shop. GJllinbuflt. Tenn'.

CONVENTION GUIDE-Fran ces B rigance ulvtrt (Mu ). P O. Box 244, Marked Trc-c, Ark H OI , i ,.JiJ, C"_irM_"-P3Ula Reag3n McDowell (Mrs. Thomu J.). ·U16 Princeton. Memphis Tenn R,. iJlr Hu, CII.j _M uine Am mons SmIth ( M n. Berl. J r.) 6'1 West Oak, J onC$boro. Ark

H oh H o use Commiuu--Cb.i,m.,,-!kth Olt i n Da so n (Mrs. H S.L 924 W Charles. Champai.n. III. T". J."tt- Joa " Pa cty Boydsru n (Mrs. J 5.). 12, Vi cto ria Avr l.r.lnburg. III. Slidll - R utb Buc hh olz Turnbull (Mrs David), }Ol S. Monmouth. Il l. Elr.nor Brmdrl Ml l1r r ( Mrs. H rrKhcl E .). 4200 E 7lst Mrd ky Ac rr , I ndianapolis 20. Ind Florrncr OtpPt Ho lmgrm ( Mrs. Enc), 4129 Mrda Pass. Fort Waynr Ind. ,., COll1mi ttee on Lo.n Fund -Cb""m " - Josr phinfe McC lr verO' 602 Mr! rosc Ave. N Studr 2, Wash. (o m"fllftt J\llmjrrl-Lucllk W. itr Wall (Mrs. Ri chard), S « t Springs. Mo. : Ed ith Baco n Vi nson (Mu. O.' rn), P .O. Box Ill, San ta Monica, Calif

Commirtu o n Public RI!. t.i o n-Cb";rm",,- Dol'O(hy Davis St uck ( Mrl H o ward c. ). P.O. Box 2 1 B Markrd Trrr. Ark Commi uee o n SC ho l hip-C h,,'rm.,n- H rlrna Dinglr Moorr ( M rs. Grorge R , J r ), P.O. Sox 49 Nr.'po rt Beach, Calif.

/fuM "r (b llm.,,- M a fle Wn t Wevrr (Mrs. Paul), 1412 Ak in Dr ., EvanSVille, Ind /luiJl,,"1 Cb."",,,_ Mary V. Willi.1ms. 2600 Mon um rnt A vr., ApI. 3. Ri chmond. V•. /l JJtJl"' ''' Cb"hm",,, lo r (. "",d um Ch"pllrJ-J ocdyn Yulr Arch iba ld (M rs. Raymond D .), 2, fra nk lin Avr., T ow n of M ount Royal, Qudxc, C.1n.

Pr Olln C ' S.PtrlJiUUl D" Schol"'rl bIP : Alpha--Cn ns ult Chairman

81E1a--ChJtl ou e Cuss Groshen (Mrs. Robert M .). 61 Dnis Rd ., H .1mihon Park , Am blrr, Pa. G.mm.- Janr A mrr Wo lte I Mrs Grorgr l..). 22 6 Elmd.alr A vr Akron 13, Ohi o, O " .-M J rytxllr Car r CU r ry (Mr ,. Ro bert B ), , f,Q9 Ovrrlr.1 Rd WuhinRt on 16. D.C Epailon--ConSUncr G.alrs Madsen (Mrs. Andr rw H Jr.l , ''3 Kimbe rly , Zer.-M uy Ritz Boyd (Mrs. Emrrson), 14 0} W. '2 nd 51.. Ind iJnapa l is 8, Ind b l.-P.atrlci a Conaway Rudd rll (Mrs. ; P ), 12 22 Chandlr r PI., Chulo llr , N.C. Thet.-A nncttr M ilChd l Mil ls (Mrs. ack). 311S Ovrtto n Dr Birmingham 9, Ala IOI .-Gladys Osbornr Hall tMrs. Grrald l.), 32' N. Brnton St Pal.1tinr III K.po.- D filthy To mok ins Rrvdl (M rs. A I 1"'0 Rth 51 5 F.1f1w, N.D L mbd.- Mary Bell W hi tr BeJairr (Mrs. Rodnr y) 813 W. Claudr. Lakr Charlu. la Mu - H den t'hrlPi OIeVIO ( Mrs. Jo hnl. 1011 W. 2nd St. , Mt. PJuUnt, l o .a Nu-J un On Oonalc\son (Mrs Robe rl). 1816 Wrst Arro hr.ad Dri vr, Sti llw .alrr , Okl.1 Xi-M Hgarrt Rrrvu Tho mas (Mr•. D.1Vid c.). 96' Fairv ir An Salt l.1kr CitJ " Ut.1h. Omirron-Kather inr Burlriah Fruirt (Mrs I '02 Abbot t St M osco I .aho. Pi--Carol Troh.1n Gl o ver (Mrs. Waynr). , IS S. M r.1do Rd Wut Covina. Calif. Committee on Suum Achrson (Mrs. Ho ard A Jr.I 116 Pine Tr re Rd Radn o r Pa. Commitcee 00 FnternilY Study .nd Enmin.rion-Ch"irm",,-Mary F:os ter Ha nry (Mrs. L.1w t rocr 0 .), 2016 N. Cucadr Avr., Colorado Springs. Co l o. PrD,,,,,a SII,"";} DfI D" F,,,u,,, ily SllIdy ""d &",m;,,(/;O"I ." Alph __ Mi n Rond a G.1mble , 1<1 Mi ddle 51 Brvrrl y, M us. De t.-M yra DrPal ma R eimer ( M u. Wm. E. , Jr.) , 214 Oxfo rd H i ll Lane , H.avrriow n , P.a G.mm_J anrt Laudick G.II (Mrs E. B I 1321 H a rvard Blvd ., Da yton 6 Ohio. Oe1t_K alhrrine Ban. S,llr v ( Mr '. W C \ lNX1 We<I 49 th St No rf o lk S Va Epailon-A nnr Chntnut Bartlr tt (Mrs C. Ph ilip). "9 11 Laudrrdalr. M k h Zeta-August.1 H itr J uhnson (Mrs. Eric A Jr. ), 101 So uth West St Cu" fu rdsl ' illr. loJ. Et.-An n Wood o rth 9 12 Mt. Vern o n, Chll:an '>Olo:a. T enn. Thet--COnsult Ch.irm.n. Mun son Lrmuters (M rs. Don), 80 6 S. J o hn son Ca r bond.1le. III K.pp.-A llcr Brown unrn (Mrs. Robert ), 494' Ru sse ll Avr. Sou th , Minnra po li s 10, M inn. L.mbd.-He len Gorle, 6 16, Wat r rma n A ve St. l o uis 12 M o M u-M.rtha H ennessy A usti n (Mrs. J R .). 720·63 rd 51., Drs Mo inrs 12 rowa. N u-R oberta Ro berts Ro land (Mrs. A lbert). Rt " B OI <1 76. Taark.1na. Tn u. X i-El izabeth Kn o les Ande rso n (Mrs. C. H ). 180} 17 lh Avr .• Grulry Colo Glur r Davison ( M rs. Ea rl N. ) , 636, Lake Ave Taco m a WHh P I-M .1tda Lee B udsh.1 (Mrs. Jam es H " 770 Ruby Avr Rr no, Nrv. P i P h i Time. Comminee--Coordin", tD': Mafl an lha J a mrs W illiams ( M rs. Brnilmin R ., Jr ), 37 0 S. Maplr Ave., Wrbslrr Cro vrs 19, Mo. Pr of/ ;" c t CDo ,d;".tD'I: Alph_Hden Overh olt Tinkrr (Mrs. Alrx) , T o wn .lind Country Apts Grernwic h, Conn. Del.-Doro t hy V ; M illrr Ha ller (Mrs H .aro ld 5. ) , Po int St. S.ah sburg, Pa. G.mma-M lss Elizabeth Dran , 2277 l.ambcrto n Rd , Clrvdand Hr igh ts, Oh io. O. it _H e len M o rR.an Gl usrr (Mrs. Lro G.), 112 Somrrsrt Rd Wilmingto n 3, Del. Golden Pickl (Mrs. Josrph, Jr .), 16 19 P latrau Dr ., Ja ckson , Mic h Zel.-Ma ry Wloklu Brrnn3n (Mrs. l r rry E., J r.). }616 Elm Ct Andrrson Ind. Eta-Elr.1n o rS.1undrrs M or r is ( Mrs. William T Jr ) , 76 E. Chrslnut St., As hrv il lr , N.C. Thet_Rut h BI.1Ck Arn old ( M rs. Sidney M.), 1611 Mt. Par.n Rd., N.W Atlant.l' Ga. l o t.-M iriam \'Uyl ie Eickho ff (Mrs. H .a rol d I') ' H27 St , Downers Grove. Ill. K.pp.-M al1 M.1fsud Lamers G ris t (Mrs amrs). 24 Winon a Ct ., A ppleton, Wis. L.mbd.- M.an. l o u M.rshall Ro th ( M rs. Mil o K .). ,24 N. Mt Olivr. Si loam Springs, Ark M u-Hd rn Walto n West (M rs. 1. Arch), 3108 V alley Dr Siou x Cily l o a Nu-J .1net Mc D onald S ye r ( Mrs J.1ffiCS T .), 3413 Bri stol , Amarill o, T rlr.1s. X i-M ildred Smi th Andr rso n ( Mrs. NorV.1l M .), 204 Arg ylr Purbl o, Col o. Omicron-Hrlrn V O slan d McPhrrso n (Mrs. W. E ). 7640 S W. N o rth s hi re St Po rtland H, Orr. Pi-Lucinda Griffith Burro (Mrs. Gates W.), 9' 0 R ivrr unr, Sant.1 An .1, Calif Committu o n F,.te m ily Muaic--Ch",i'II'1",,,- Do ro thr And r rso n u nn ing (Mrs W. J ). P.O. Box 92, D over. N J C Dm",;II11 M""blfl ." Fr.ancrs Br isa ncr Calvert (Mn.) , Box 244. M .1fkrd Trre A rk H r lrn R Chod.at Schudd (Mrs F. 5 ) ,1014 St O«.1tur.1I1. Lo ru in r Bu ckm.1 n Brtnlo n (Mrs,), }OO E , Marcy St., Sant.1 Fr. N M Committe. on Chaperon.

Ehir Murra., H ubbard (Mrs. Willis M.l , H, Bri sto l tanr Arl ingto n H e igh ts, II I. Emm. H uper Tu r ne r Memo".1 Fund Commi tlle--Ch"ir",,,,,,-Lillian Fa rringt o n M cN.au ght (Mrs. Brc to r C.), 2901 E Ninth Ave., Dcnvrr 6 Colo.

CDm m ;lIt, j,{",,6 , rl." N in.abell r Grre n D am fe ( M rs. Wya lt E.) , 2900 6th Ave. N St Pelrnburg. Fla. Lillian Beck Holt o n ( M rs. Edwin Lcd , 217 N. 14th St., M anhatun, K.a n C. nlenni. 1 Fund Commitu e--Ch,,;,m,,"- M rs T tr o nard G eo rge, H08 W. Frankl in St ., Ric hmond, V.a. T"" JII ,t r- M iu Eliz.abr th l o hnso n , ,64, Vist.a Dd M o nte, Van Nuys , Calif.

CD ",m;" tt /l1,m6,'1 "d A" " DiJ/ , ilnll; o n: Al pha, !ku , Gamma: M rs. F H o mr r 130 1 Mrdf o rd Rd Wynnrw ood, PJ. Delt.1, Epsil on, Zetl , Ela : Mrs. T Leonud Grorgr HOS W Pranklin St ., Richm ond, V.a Thrl.1 , l ola, Kapp a, lambda : Mrs J Lloyd Bro wn, 170S G C' Hv ir Dt .• III. Mu , Nu : Mrs. Th r odorr N Shrrvr, 1784 Lcydrn St ., D rnv rr 7, Co lo, Xi. Omicron : Mrs Ph illip J Shrn o n , 13\9 Third Avr S.1lt Lake Cit y Utah Pi : Mi ss El iubrth Jo h nson, ,64, V ista Dr! Mo ntr. V.1n N un. Cal if. Co mmiue. on Ft .lernlly ExUn.;on-Ch" "m " ,, - M .ari.ann e Reid Wild (Mrs Ro bert 5.). 202 1 Brlm o nt Rd., N.W WashinRlon 9 O .c. Committee o n C.n.di.n Ptoject-Ch";,m,,n- Mug arct Dfl.Immife Bagg ( Mrs. D. c.), ,,51 Qurrn Mary Rd. , 29, Q urtxc', C.1n CommiUel o n M.nu.l .......ch ;,m"/I - D orothy Colrman Th o rma n ( M rs. Fl o yd). 122 1 El m St ., \X'innrtka, I ll. Committre mrmbrrs: iklle Fullrrlon Foot r (Mrs. \'(' allacr H .). 3028 Gran t St ., Ill. ikrn.1dlOr Cheslry Sall e n ( Mrs. Arthur R .l. 1146 Ed,l:ew ood Lanfe, WinnrfkJ, III. NAT I ONAL PANH E lLEN IC C ONF E RENCE NPC Ch i rm._Mrs. Darrdl R N o rd .all. 900 l.1kr Shore Dr ., C h icago 11, III. Pi B,t Phi DrI" ./r-Mrs. Robr rt S. W ild , 2021 Brlmont Rd. , N.W Wuh ington 9, D .C. C" ",milttt D" P /lh ,II,,,;o Ch.;,m"n-Mr5 Crrcrn r A Fa rr is, 2997 S W Farrvir Bl vd Portl.1n d , Orr Com m ;U" D" Cit, P "h,II,,, io Ch"j' m"," - Mu H as" 'fe ll St.1rhle. 48 1 To m'ncr Rd Colum bus H. Ohio.

-.-Actiue DIRECTORY

ALPHA PROV I NCE

PrtJid",t-Ethei Sanford (M'r\. Philip E ) , 170 Marlboro 51 Bruto n 16. Mau. M";,,, Alph_University of Maine , Barbara Y o rk, 210 N. EJtab rookc, U. of M ., Orono , M e. No"" St oti d Alpha-Dalhousie Um ve rsity, J oanne Dowell, 31 Bridges 51., Hali fax, N.S., Can. V"m o nt A/ph Middlebury College, Kalah Powers Battell Center, Midd lebury College, M iddlebury, VI V,r",o,,' Btta- University of Vermont, Gayle M cQuilkin. 369 S. P lOSP(!ct St., Burlington, VI. Mal1ath,lltllJ Alpha-Boston Uni ve rs ity. Barbara Dietri ch , UO Ba y St,ue Rd., Basran 15, M ass. AlAJlllrhMlttll Btla-University of Massachusetts, Alta -Mac I de, 388 N. Pleasant, Amherst, Ma ss. Connu/iolt A/pha- University o f Connecticut, Han nah Fall o n, Pi Beta Phi H ouse, Storrs, Conn.

BETA PROV I NCE

P,tJidtnl- Mariana Evans Carpenter (Mrs. C. R.). Twigs Lane, R.D. 1 State College. Pa. Ntw Yo,! Alph.-Syracuse University. Louise Fr uer 210 Walnut PI. , Syracuse, N.Y. N,w Y o,! G"mma- St. Lawrence University, Al ice Pla ce. Pi Beta Phi House Canlon, N.Y. Ntw Yo,! Ddl_Corneli University. Margaret Stack:, 436 Risley. It haca. N.Y.

P""l1,l"ania Bt ld-Bu cknell Un ive rs ity, Ruth Eleanor Body, W ,Z, Bucknell University, Lewisbu rg. Pa. Pt nnJylvani" Gamma-Dickinson College. Elizabeth St. Claire, Drayer Hall. Dic ki nson Coll ege. Carlisle. Pa Pt nn!,I""nia EpJi/o n- Pennsylv:ania State University. Ca rol J o H arkness. Box 161, McEIv. ain, Unh'ersity P ar k. Pa.

GAMMA PROVINCE

p, tJid,n l - Marr J tne Stein Derringe r (Mrs. Paul) 3306 Hard isty AV5. , Cincinnati 8 , Ohio. Ohio Alpha-Ohio University, Martha Grissom, 6 S. College, Athens. Ohio. Ohio B,,-<)hio State University , Lin da Longwdl. 18 ·" Ind ianola Ave .• Co lumbus, Ohi o. Ohio Dtll--ohio Wesleyan University, Eliubeth Ann Berlin. Aust in Hall, Delaware, Oh io. Ohio EpJilon- University of T oledo, J udy P3llerson. 1826 Je rm:ain Dr" Toledo. Ohio. Obio Z,ta-Miami University, Marni Ransel, 222 Cen ter H all, Oxford, Ohio. Ohio Ela-Denison University , S.lIy Tyler. Shaw Hall, Denison U • Granville, Ohio

DELTA PROV I NCE

p, t/id,nl-Kttherine Wartidd Blade Musenberg (Mn Ceorle). ,60s Pu rl ing to n Way. Balt i mo re 12, M d. Ma,y/and Btta-U nivers iry of Maryland, Chubie H ar k ins, 12 Frat erni ty Row, College Park, Md. District of Collanbia Alphtt-George \'Qashington University. Nan cy l ee Head. 1931 51. N.W Washington. D .C. Virgi"ia AI,ha-Rand olph·Macon \'(Ioman's College. Sedley Ho tchkiss. 46 1 Webb Ha ll. R.M.W .C Lync hbu rg, Va. Vi, gi"ia Gdmmd--College of William and Mary , Patricia Foit. Pi Beta Phi H o use, Williamsburg. Va. Wul Vir gi"id Alph_West Virginia University, Lois ConleY,l"93 University Ave., M organtown, W.Va.

EPSILON PROVINCE 'fuiJt"t - Mu ine Williams Morse (Mrs. Carl H .), 6641 Glenwa, Dr ., Birmingham, Mich. Mi c/t iga" A/phd-H Illsdale College. Caro l Bohner, 200 Bear lk. Rd Hill sdale. M ic h. Michi gan Bu,,- University of Mich iga n. Karen T aylor. 836 Tappan, Ann Ar bo r , Mich. Gamma- Mi chilan Statt University, D o reen W ood, 343 N. Harri so n , East lansing, Mich. Mi c higa n D , It_Albion College , Ikverly M artin. Susanna Wesler H all. Albion, M ic h. O"'d,io Alph_Univenity of T o ront o, CatheriM Sheldon. 8151. George St., T o ronto, O nt., Can. Oma,; o Btla-University of Western Onta rio, lois J ames , ,8 EsseJ: St.• London, Ont., Clln.

ZITA PROV I NCE

Pr tJ id ,,,t- Marr Catherine Brewer Arthur (Mrs. James) , R.R. #'. White Oak: Lake Col umbus. Ind. Indiana AIPhIl- Frankl in College, Barbara Erl andson, Elsey Hall, Franklin , I nd. I"dia"a B , ,_lndiana Univers ity , Deborah Walden , 928 E. Third. Blooming to n, I nd. I"Ji""" G.mm_Butler Univers ity. Mary J o Harding, 831 W. Hampton, In ditnaPOlis, I nd. I" dian " Dd,_Purdue University, Judy Coon. 1012 State St., West Lafayette, I nd.

I"J;"na Epsilon-DePauw University. Celia Wilson. Pi Beta Phi H ouse, Greencas tle, Ind. InJia"a Z,ta- Ball State T eachers Co llege. Sharon Ronneau, Crosley Hall Munde, I nd.

ITA PROVINCE

Prtli dlnl-Miss SUcy H all, 2217 Alta Ave Lo uisville, Ky

Krnlll c.t:Y Alph,,-University of Louisville. Eva Griffith. 123 E Shipp St Lou isvi l le. Ky. T,nnlJJtI A/ph_Unl,·eUl ty of (hatt.lnoog.l, Pal Stephenson. Mother G oose Trail Lookout Mouutaiu. Tell'" Trnnt JJU B"a-Vanderbilt Universiry. Connie Siegrist, 90 1 Cantrell Ave " Nashville. Tenn T ,,,n'I"1 Gamma- Unh'ersity of Tennessee, Gail Buchanan , 1618 W. Cumberland. Knolfville. Tenn No,th Cllfoli"a Al ph_Uni ersity of North Carolina, Sandra Trotm an , Pi Beta Phi H o use, Chapel Hill , N.C. N o"h C",oli"a B,ta-Du ke University. Anne Swany, Box 7266, Colle&e Station. Durham, N .C. SO/lib Cafoli"" Alphd-University of South Carol ina. Jo Lynn H uffman, 3407 M o nroe St Columbia. S.c.

THETA PROV I NCE

PmiJ",t -Bt:cky Gumm Conley (Mrs. Adelbert) "'48 Mu n day Rd Ardsley , )a ckson,·ille. Fb , 1I.b ",. Alph _Birmingham·$outhern College. D itna Harr ison, Box 47. Birmingham·Southern College, Bi rmingham, Ala AIIIb.",. Bt'I_Uninnity of Alab.ama. Linda Box 2)8Z, Uni.ersity, Ala. AIIIb.",,, Ga",ma-Alabama. Poh te cbnic Institute, Lau rel Spurlin, Dorm 4 , Roo m 206. Auburn Ab. Flo,iJd Alph _Stetson University, Caro l Howell Bolf 132. Stetson Uni•. , DeLand Fit Flo,iJ Bt'I_Florida SU te University, Ann Wear, 'U W. Ave. , Ta. llahassee. Fb.

Flo,id. G.",,,,_Rollins Collece. 8dtJ Sue l ukins. Rollins Collece Winter P.rk PJa. G""i" A/,h-U niyenity of Georai•• J o Ann Gunn. 186 5 Milleder Aye .• A thens, G • •

IOTA PROVINCE

P,tJitl",,- F'r Mutin Gross (Mrs.l. H6 Woodl.nd Aye • H insd .le. III A/,b_Monmoutb Collese. J o.n Bartek. Grier H. II. Monmouth, III. Btl,, · DtlI_Knoz College Barb.ra Barnstead. HI D'r St .• Galcsbwe III JI/i" oi, E'"/D/r-North "'estern UnIversity, !koue Whiteside , 636 Emerson Evanston , fli. Illi.oil Z"-Uninn.ity of Illinois. J oni Winebod, 100) 5. Wrigh t St .• Champaign. III. 1I1i."il b_Millkin Uninnity. J udr H anes. 46 First South 5hora. Deca tur, III. lIIi"oi, Thr,_Budley Uninrsity, Ja net Scboolt"f. 1004 N. Institute. Pcoria, III.

KAPPA PROVINCE

p, tJ;tlrlf l -Emaa L B.chelder Sorum ( M rs. C. H .) 938 Uni'I'Cu ity Bar D r .• Madison , Wis. WiUD" /i ,, AI,b-tlniYersity of Wisconsin, Pal Wolfe, 233 Laoedo n St Madison. Wis Wi uo,ui" Btl_Brloi t College, Donoa Ch ayer Ion Bluff 5 t " Belo it. Wis, Wi J('O ",ilf G.",,,,_lI.wrence CoUtle N .ncy Jean Nelson. 4 S.ge Hall , La ren ce Collele, A ppleton Wk M""it "J AI,b-tlnivtnity of M.n ito ba. Lorn. Young 276 Ash St., Winnipeg 9, M.n .• Can. Nor/b Dd " '1f A/pbil- Univers ity o f North Dak ota u ral McGuiness, -409 CambridJe, Grind Forb, N.D. Mi""tJ olll A/Ph_Universitr of M inneso ta B.arbara Nutting, 11 09 'th St .• S.B .• Minnea polis Minn. LAMBDA PROVINCE

P",itl",,- MaTT Eliz.beth Zimmermao Knipmeyu (Mrs. L. L.). 612 W. 'Oth St • KanSH City 12, Mo. MilloN,i A/,b_Uniyersitr of Missouri. Suunne Teis. 'II Ellt Rollins, Columbia, M o. MillONri Btl_Washin"ton University. Jea nne Behrens. 9 Drvondale, St. Louis 31. Mo. J,fiIlOM,; Glfmm_Druf)' Colleae. Ano Woody. Wallace H a ll, Drury College. Springfield. Mo .1,I..IlI.o1J A/,b_Uniyersity ol Arka nslI Jan is Walls. P i Beta Ph i H ouse, F.yetteyille Ark 1.#11;1;"•• A/ pb_Newcomb College, Pa t V a " Scoy, 67 Newcomb PI., New Orleans. lI. Lui/;ana BtI_Louisi:&na State Uninuity. Sallr Hinkle, Box 7644, LS.U" Baton Roule 3. La.

MU PROVINCE

P",itl",,- Ru th Louise Dierks. 261 W , Ri o Rd., Lincoln, Neb. l owlf A/pb_low. W esltT.n Colltle, Jarol Orndu.lf, Scheaffer Trieschmann H.II, Mt. Pleannt , Iowa , l owlf Btl_Simpso n Co Ueae. J .n et Lanning. 406 N. Buxton. Indianola. l ow• •

l ow G" mm l ows SUte Uniyersitr. J o Ann Schr.mpfer, 208 Ash Ames, ) 0 111'1 l owlf Ztt_UniversilY of 10"',1, Sanh frinks. SI) E. Wuhington. Iowa City . Iowa, SOlllh DalOIa Alpb_Uni'"ersiry of South Dakota. Sandra Hanken, liS N. Plum, Vermillion. S.D. N,b,4Jla Blld-Uninuity of Nehraska. Elise Kend.lI. 426 N, 16th. Lincol n. Ncb. Klfnllli A/ph _Un iversity of Kan s JCln Garlinghouse. 1246 M issiuippi, l ren ce. K.n K""JlfJ Btt_Kansu SUte College of Agr icultu re and Applied Sc ie nce. M , Lynne M.artin. '0' Denison. M.nh.tt.n Kan.

NU PROVINCB

P,,,itl,,,,-El o ise G lune r Hen sley (Mrs. Carl W .). P O. Boz ·"S. K emah, Tau Olillhomlf A/pb _Un ive rsitr o f Oklah oma. Sue T ro er. 1701 S. Elm, Norman, Okl ., Ol/lIho mlf Btl-okl.t.hom. State Unint1itr. Sancha Griffith. 923 Un iversity, Still ater, Okla. Tt x.J A/ph_Un inuitr o f Tczu, Elizabeth An n Bro n. 2300 S.n An tonio, Austin Tczu Ttxlfl Btl-SOu thern Methodist Universitr Sandra Sbell. 3 101 Daniels, Dall as. Texu Ttx.olJ Glfmm_TelJ.lS Technololical College, Cdeste Ulrich, Weeks Hall. Ten s T ec h .• Lubbock. TelJ.ls T n.J Dtll Tu u Christian Universitr. 2'..01. Mo rlan, Box 7n. T .C. U.• ft WOlth, Texu Ntw /lftxirtl A/,,b,,- U niyersily of Ne Mexico. Trisb Cro ley. 613 17th St., N.W, Albu que rqu e N M. XI PROVINCe P,,,idtnl - Lu C'f Scott Steinh.uer (Mrs , Geo rge N .). 030 E . 6th An .• Drnyer 20, Colo, C%'lfdo A/p b...-troinl1 itr of Colorado Naner Jtnsen, 890 11th St ., Boulder, Colo. C%,lfIio Btl-tlnifCtJity of Drnyet Shirley Rider, U90 S. J oscphin e. DeoYC t. Colo. c,to,.,Jo G.",,,,--<:Olorado SlUe Uoiyersirr. Peur Mizer. 1220 S. Coliege, ft Collins, Colo. W,o",inl A /ph_University of W}'tIminl, Ka therine Kugland. Pi Brta Phi H OUle, bumie, Wyo. U ld A/ph_Univel1ity of Uuh, Ann Marie Borden, tOOO Militaf)' Dr.. Salt Lake Citr, Ur.h, MUIII". A/,h.- Montana Sllie Collece, Mario n O'Brirn. Qu.d D .• Bozema n , Mont.

OMICRON PROVINCe p",id,nt- Lou Ann Chase Tuft (M rs, Siewart), 1938 S. W. Edgewood Rd .• Po rtl.t.nd 1. Ore. W .oIJ bi" ,'o n A/pb_University of Washi ng ton. No reen RarRlOnd , 1232 Pareside Or , Se.ttle, Wash. W"Jhi". ' on Bt l_Wuhing ton Stile College, J ill Reed , 707 Linden, Pullman, Wash. WIf Jhi""o n Ga",,,,_College of PUlet Sound. Mat)' Ali ce M u rrills. Doz 33. Ten.der Hall. C PS. Ta coma 6. Wuh 0"&0 " A lpha-University of Oreaon, Marlha Macr, I) 18 Kinc.id, Eugene. Ore. O",on B,,-o rrlo n Stale Collele, K athleen 3002 H arriso n , Corv.llis, Ore. 0",0" Glfmm_Willametle Uniyersity. Pegsy H offman, 144) Stat e St Salem, Ore. A lbu'" AI,b_Uninuitr o f Albert• • Ele.n o r Betts, 68 SI Gcorle's Crrs., N urse's Res UniY. Hosp .• Edmonton, Aha .• Can Iddo Alpb _Uni.eu ity of Idaho. EI. ine Wacker Pi Beta Phi H OUle. Mosco w. Id aho. PI PROVINC E Pr tlidt",-S.uh Pauline Wild Gordon ( M rs. W. G.). "" S. Oa k Knoll Aye , Puadtn .' , Cal if. C"/i/",ni,, Btl_Univcrsill' of California. Joan H.m ilton. 232) Piedmonl, Berkeley 4. Calif. Cllli/o,lfill GIf",,,,_UniYenity of South ern Ca lfo rni•• Susan Chenault 647 W. 28 th St Los AnaelH 7. Calif. C.li/o,ni. D,II_Uniyersitr o f Cali fornia at Los Ana eles, K.t.therine Fitzgibbon , 700 H ilga rd Aye., Los Angrles 24, Cal if. CJi/o", ill Eplil",,-San Dieao State Colleae, P.t McWilliams , ,0'8 Mansfield St .• San Diego, Calif. ClIli/o,,,ia Ztt_Unive rsi tr of California al Santa Barbara. Valerie Hallor. 1620 Grand Ave .• SantI B.uba ra. Calif. Ntl/lfdlf AI,b-'Jniversitr of Ne•• da. JoAnn Todd, 61' Lan der St., Ren o, N C" Ari;:o "a A/ph _University of Arilonl, Nancy Wl5hburn, 10" N. Mounllin, Tucson, Ari z.

Alumnae DIRE CTORY

Srrr""" 1M (ht Imd Grand VUt -P, tudm l D o rothy \X' uver M Olgao (Mu. Ken! R.), 2648 High 51., tln coln Ncb. D"uJo, oj P,o"toIml- Evdyn Kyle tMn. Stanley E , 1} Oak Kn o ll Gardens Dt., PHadcna. Callt. AIM",,,. ClH/J EJil or- Vi'a i nia Shelman Kou k tMr s Andre w), R D I, Kirkville, N Y O,,/t, 0/ G old,,, co rre spon dence 10 Central Office.

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Vlft - P , tJIJ,nl-RCllJ Campbtll Bowlt:s (Mrs. Merril l ), 21 Fo rrst Ave., Blogor , Me. B"ilbi,t, AlaJl. - Carol COlU Bundy (Mrs. James R.), 121 Windsor. Pittsfield. M :lSS. 811.1;"/(1 0", V, .-Irenc Ovill Cheney (Mrs. Arthur), 88) S. PrOSl'I«t St., BuriinglOn, VI. E"""" CtH,,,trIIO.t- MISS Viob Fedo rszyk. R.R J \'(/illim!lOtic. Conn. E" Ju ,,, Mam r- M9ry Gulnlc H oughton (Mrs. H erbert R ) , J6 Myrtle St Orono, M e. Gr,at" 8 "Jto " , Ladd (Mrs, Harold M .) , n Monument Aye ., S Mn s. 11"",11", N,S ("n,-CU(l lyn M cKillop (Mrs. S E ). 1) i.uckn,," Sr.. ApI. 16. Hlli fax. N .S Ca n. Ha't /oNJ , Co"".-Doro thy jurgtlu Kriyi ck (Mrs. Ceo. A.). 90 Aym Rd ., \XIapPlng. C u nn. "' o nt"ili Q",bu , C.". - Kay Cuig Sovak (Mrs. R j .), 47 Cabin Ct., Btaco nsfield, Que Can. N, w U" "", C" "". - jlne Weber Ru ck (Mrs. Don V.l, 124 Pool Rd .• Nonh C o nn. Po,II""d , Robtru Wyu. 108 Long felluw St., \Xl estbrnok. Mc S" ",I}"" F,mp,IJ (o,'"u,. Co"". - Cathclinc Clark M:addcn (Mrs R S ), 104 Tokcnckc Rd., Dlri:an, CIOn. Th"", tJ Ril", COlln. - C:arol Bior k Plul IMrs. R D l, H AlIcn SI Grnwn. Co n n.

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Vitt P, oih"f- Mildred Moyc r O ' Donncll (Mrs. Allen T .), Cirdlc Rd Elma. N. Y. Alb""J. N. Y .-Alison V:ail Cr:aig (Mrs. Bru cc), R.D. I. Voorheesyille. N.Y. 8"611/0. N.Y, - lkuy Schmitt Shcedy (Mrs. K j ouph), 109 N. Ell ico tt St .• Willilmsyille 11. N.Y. ("",11/ P,n" syl.lI "i Muguct T om linson Confe r (Mu. P. C). 642 Upper Mukct St Milto n. Pl. HiI"ilb"r« ·(II r1iJ/,. Pa. - MISS Louise: H eckman, 33Z W. Gteen SI., Mec hanicsburg. Pa. LIJ"IC / J/,md·Nor fh Sh or,. N.)' .-Constancc Wilder Compto n (Mrs j G .). 89 Dcepdale Dr., N.'. N,w }'o ,.i (itJ, N.l'.-Mi ss !\retta Burt, 30B E. 79th 51., Ne'" York 21, N.Y. North"" Nfll' j"sty- Mar ilyn Berg Spoerl (Mrs. R. E.). 8 H,llt"p Rd Sh o rt H ill s N.J. P hi/dd,/phi", P II. - Belty Black Lendcrman ( M rs. E. H arvey J r.). SI«plcchase Rd Ocy o n. Pa. PllfJh' 1.b. Pot .-Laura Ha ys ao"' man (Mrs j o hn). Fihh Ave Piusburgh J2. Pl. PlIIJb",dS o",h HI/h Pa .- Ru t h Wright (Mrs. Budlord /I..). 1180 LO!!lIn Rd Bethel Park. PJ Po".h! uPl ii N.Y.-Ruth O.tggetl Noycs (Mrs. Robtrt) , 41 Croft Rd ., Po ughkeep s ie, N.Y. N./ .- Polly Vcnning Gle.t son (Mrs. j F.). Ru skin Rd RadbulO , N j. R ot h'II" N.l'.- Mary janc G ro ycs Cruikshank (MiS. j o hn). JO \\:ttndo yer Rd Roc hcster 10 , N Y. S r h,nrrf""J N. Y, - Gladys Cottrcll Larabet' (Mrs. j o hn C. L 116 Wi llow Lanc. Scotia. N Y. 5,"" C oli,,,,. Pa - Ro hto ru M at' Moun lt Shul tz IMrs.). 101 Old MIlO UnivcUIlY Park Pa 5J'ilrlll', N.}' .-jean Crtnnan McCu en (Mrs. D onald), 10 1 Do"'n ing Rd" Oc"du. N.Y.

1I/'l l t h' J/" ("" ,,11. N }'.- Eleannr H erman PU suy Fred 8 L 120 7 Ca li f" rniJ Rd Easrches tel. N Y ( 0 ""'1. P - Priscilla A n/.:-lm ln Chancellor (Mrs. T ho ma s. jr .). I .zH Ogon tz St York PJ

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Vi "· P" liJ,,,f - Htien Boucher Oi, (Mrs Carr E.) 6OZ8 Dublin Rd Dublin, Ohi o. A., o", J o Ltfferson Gus (Mrs. K. W.L 2389 14th St., Cuyh o ga Falls , Ohio. Alh,,,I , Ohio-Gretchen BJutow Barnes (Mrs. BertL 74 Stewart St. , Athens. Ohio. C""' O", Ohio - Nancy Shuman Pi chrd (Mrs. Wayne). 371 4 Cnn"" ood, N W., N n nh Cant o n, Ohi o. r;" ( in",,li Ohi o- Bttty lkrry RoSt (Mrs. A. H.). 91B Elm, Terracc Park, Ohio. ell ",/ilntl Eal l - Harriet Billma n Weidnl!'r (Mrs EbI!'rt), 1078 Avo ndalc Rd South Eu clid 2 1 Ohi o. Clotlllnd 1r/ ' J t- Mary Alicc Barl o w PetSchc (Mrs. Robt.), 31709 Lake Rd., Ayo n Lakc Ohio. C O/llmb"l. Ohio-Barbau Osborn HogII' (Mrs. R A ). 1973 H illside Dr Columbus. Ohio. OilJl o" Crabbe McCormIck (Mrs J o hn L ). 98 jeanette Dr ., Centc rvillc Ohio. 1I"1IIiltoll, Obi j U411 Hii ic.try (Mrs. Don). 617 Havcn Aye H amilton. Ohio /...,1, CO""'J, Ohi o- hnn Harg roye Cox ( Mrs. jerry L.). 2147 Gtecn Ridge Dr ., Wickliffe. Ohio. N,,, ",.i G,""' II I,. Ohio- Mary Blackman Parsons (Mrs. H ugh), Cn lumbus Rd R F O I. GrJn villc, Oh io. Ohio V"IJ" Ohi o- Ann l. uupp OsbornI!' ( Mrs J o hn G ). 2) Reid Ave W Va S'"",{II/J Oh, o- A nn.a jean Pappu Gianak o POulo s (Mrs Jamc5). ZI Trent o n Pl. Springfield. Ohio. TOltd O. janel M cWilliam, 2&46 In"·oOO Dt., To ledo 12. Ohio. Y OU"Jf O" " Wa,,,,• • Ohio-Vitl-iniJ Ward j oh ns t<> n (Mrs. H O L.), 640 H il-h. N E Warrl!'n Oh io.

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Vi" ,P,lIlj,,,r-Mu ic Tu nJull Linl-o ( Mrs B H:arr ison) Inl Lanicr PI.. N.W Wash i l\lt o n 9, D C Adi"" o" Alu "d"", V -Gracc Dunn Lno rch ick ( Mrs. D. C), 100Z Marc Dr Falls Church , Va. B.J"".o" , Md .-M ill Suunne \x ' ilbon. 129 Dumbuto n Rd BJhimorc 12. Md Ch rllI' IJ " WI. ViI BarbJU C l ark McElw« (Mrs. Chules) 30J·e 29th St • S.E ., Char ll!'s tt:l n , W VJ. ,..

W.V -CJirol H K ibler GUItIn (Mrs. Jamn). 60 t 8avC'r 51.. Clarksburg. W Va

W.V - M ary BUC'man Duis (Mrs. L M Sr ). 401 Rolar., St., Morgant o,..n W.Va N o r/"J , Williams GrC'C'n (Mu J A ). 278 W Ba}' Av C' Norf n lk Va. Rid""""tI, V (Ma}' L K d lC'r) - "'gnes PricC' ClnvC'bnd (Mrs GC'o r,C") 707 RucliffC' AvC' Richmond 22. Va R" " ". " TY 50n Bry50n (Mrs. G. T .). 2641 N ntti naham Ave S E., Ro an okC'. Va S". ,lur" W.V",.- Elizabeth "' rchibald Carru t hers (Mrs. W S.). 1806 Honaker Ave , PuncC'I'ln, W Va

D .C.-Do rthlyn Gnffin 5mllh (Mrs. E C). 2 11 8 49th 51.. N .W Wash D .C

D .C., Jr.- Diane McM ed W(lhC'rill (loin. J P .) 4012 51. N.W., Wnhlnjl:l"n 16, D.C. Wi/.,i"""" , DII.-"'nn ' Mary Rllf,,,,.y un, (Mn E f .), 16 GramtC' Rd., Abpocu. Wilm in,l on 3 Dtl. E P S I LON PROVINCE Vif' ,P'l litl",,- Rut b AnD Christimscn TC'ea.cI (Mrs. "'lbc:rt P , Jr.). 11) R ivard BI d Grosse Pointe 30. M ich. A __ A,," ,,r Mi,h.-Nancy f ilCh Pearson (Mrs. WaliacC')' 1141 Ka., Pkw., • Ann Arbor , M ich. BI" " /II/1, H iIJJ-Beuy ROK Hildu ( M rs. Fraur f.). 2682 Endslei,h Dr•• Birmingham Mi ch. DI', oil , Mil h.- Mar ilyn March Carl (Mrs T. M . ' . 8570 I ngum Dr • Garden City. Mi ch. Gr,md R pull, /il/( b.-Dorothy TuttlC' H agerman (Mrs.), 140' Elli ot 5 E.• GI;"".1 Rapid), M ich. G NJII ' P";"'I, Muh.-Ann Ph ipps Bennu (Mu C. J .). 1377 DuonshirC' Rd Grosse Po intC' 30. Mich. H a /PII I,o", 0",., C.n.- M lss SuzannC' M Henry. 8 1} Ma in St E Hamllwn , Ont Can. J'U j l" " , Alflh.-8C"uy Shields \1(/hilmu (Mrs Donn), HI Rock C' 1I St .• J ackson, M ic h LI" 111f6 &Jl I.A1III"g, La IC'r 5laplC'1 on (Mrs. Wm }.). 8U l.inco ln "' ve bn Sln " Mich. Lo"tlo", 0", .• C ".-Rulh Black Rus hlon ( Mn. John "' .). 36 H I8hv ie w /l.vC' .• R R II. London. Ont N " r'. W "otl.",.i, Afirh .--Gina:C' 1 Mou lton H uck ( M rs. V. R ). 613 Coolid8C' , Bi rmin,h.m , M ich. S" ,hWII U,,, ,, - Patrici. Butle r C rouse (Mrs. Edward). 229 Ill inois. BanlC' CrC'C'k, Mi ch. T" ,u'. , 0" , , c.." .-Di.na Cameron Robinson (Mrs. Joh n), 19 7 Sandtinah m Dr.• Downs Onl .• Can.

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Virl ,P'llid,,,r - Barb.r. DoUSlu McQuisto n (Mrs. Ra lp h) , 6110 L rC'nce Dr., BrC'ndun ood. Indi.napol is 26. Ind. A n tll,IM , l "tI - N.nC}' Ba rt l M.d d}' (M rs. GC'nd, 3D W 371h St .• Ander so n, Ind. B/ o"",;"! ,,,,, , '"i.-Anita H .ven Fraz ie r (loin. Harris l. EI/C'lUville. Ind CO r.U"h /, I"J. -5 all., He r,C' nuder (Mrs. W. J .L 319 NC'wsom Ave., Columbus, In d. Fo,' W" , "I , I" .t.- Jean H o lm&rC' n Vo h: (Mrs 5. A .L 2141 Ed8ehill Dr f o rt WaynC' Ind. Fradlin , TC'etets V.ndivier (Mrs. David). 401 N. Main, fr .nklin Ind Gar" I"J. - Pilomac Tra inC' r Schmidt ( M rs. Ltonard). }7H Madi lOn St Gary. Ind. Grl,,,c.IIII , l"d.-BarbJlra Van Vranken ColC'man ( Mrs. W M.L 822 Indi .n.po lis Rd ., GreencasllC'. Ind. f1 ",,,,01Id , I"d.- Pat Pickfo rd Blake (Mrs. Tom) 14 11 Forest AvC'., CalulnC'l City. Ill. f"Ji.""p oJil, ",d.-El izabeth D ixon Stua rt (Mrs. Don ald), 228 E 82nd 51 I ndian a polis, I nd. KoAo", o, ' "d -Joan Zachari as Sch«1 (Mrs. A M ). 1710 Co l umbus Blvd. , Ko komo, I nd. U/",'UI, I"d,-P.ula AluandC't Woods (Mn. Rona ld). 729 N. C ha uncey, West u fa yC'tte. I nd. AI""til, I "d.-Rulh Lan um (Mrs Ra y), 909 Cardinal. ).iu ncie. I nd. R/ r h ", o "tI , r"d. - J OOy Do wn ing TurnC' r (Mu. J ohn) 72 2 South West "' '' St ., R ich mond. I nd. $ " II , b BI" d MisAlIWd" , /I, tI,-<.:arol}'n Funic FostC't (Mrs. Jam C's L.). 1601 E. Udar. South Bend. Ind $ OIl,b," II I,,, l"di.,._Do n na H owiso n CrC'nsha (Mrs. Wm Jr ). R.R 6. 5hC'lbyvillC'. Ind SOIIlhwllln" 'ndi __ Ruth Bell Smith (M rs Charles E .). 3808 E. Mulberry 51 • Ev.nsvillC'. I nd. TI," H III" I"d. - Jean Craft Rei fe nlxrg ( M rs. J alnC's) , 806 T a lisman Rd • TC'uC' Hau tC', I nd.

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V/t I· P,IIUJ..",-5. I.ucile P O Box }06. K in gspo rt TC'nn. 8/'1I Rid6 Emma H olsto n GrcC'n ood PylC' (M rs. GtOr8e). }03 Parlc St., BriSlol, Va. Ch ptll-lill, N.C.- Mary Lo",ry Pucvc k (Mu. ErlC'), 2 Granville Rd Chapc-I H ill. N .C. Ch.rI"III, N .C.- Patrici a M orl a n Schaffer (Mn. Wm. R.). 4 237 WC'ndover LanC', Charl otte, N.C. Chldl ""o , ... Carol An dC'rsnn, }OO LynnC'st. T C'nn. Co J"m bill. S.C.-Camilla Ph ilson H umphrey (Mrs. J \'(t.), 2421 Blosso m St., Columbia. S.c. K " ox"i/l" T,,,,,.- jann Skidmore Skinner (Mu. Robl.). Me rr iwood Dr Rt 14 , Kn oxv illC' TC'nn U "i" "O", K,. - Ruth FitC' SC'Iur ( M n Wendell C.) 311 Irvine Rd Le][in8to n , Ky Lillli PiglOll, TI"" .-<.:a rolyn SchweizC't M uC'lIC' r (Mrs A rmand), R R 1 Ga tl inburg. TC'nn. LOIIil ";/I,, K,, - Iktty BC'uchtl Marlin (Mrs. GC'Orge). 3743 Ro,uC' W.y. l.ouisvill C' Ky. "h"Phil , T,n.-Prances Hayes Sm itb (Mu. T H • Jr ). 77 G rov e Park Rd .• TC'nn N lh"i/l" T,. •. ----Gco rgca nna Whi le Payne (Mrs. J ohn), 1323 Bur ian VallC'}' Rd .• NashvillC'. TC'nn

THETA PROV I NCE Viu P,uid",t- Kathryn uu t"'ile r Tant on (Mn. G. C), 29}6 Coral Shorts Dr ft. Lauder dal C' Fla. A , h",J, G - A,I." ,.. , G - Ma ry Co x 5hiplC'}, ( Mr s. W. R.), 21'8 MC'l inda Dr N .E Alla nta 6. Ga. AI•. - Ann "'ndlC' wl H ili ( Mrs . J immy). 1820 5aultC'f Rd .. B irmin&h am . Ala . CIt.rW llr , F'•. Edith Twit ch C'1l H .mm ( Mn Lewis H ). 1438 j asminC' Way, CIC"ar Fla. Dlu"tI , PI - Bubar. Rutter Dykes (Mrs. G. M , Jr.>' Bo x 193. DC'und, Fla. Fl uIIJ"d"ll. FJa.-Bttty Schmid t Tfln it in8 IMrs. J B.). 1318 5, E 12th W ay Fl l.a uderdalC'. Fla. JtII IOII "ilJl, FJ - 8C"tty Jane f o,- (Mu. Daris). 2434 BarladC' D r , Jackson.-iIIe F la. Wtl_tl. FJ•.- Mildr C'd Hampton CotJibc:ar (Mrs. H W.). 1841 Casco 51.• Lakd and fla Mi ",i , Elbd Gilbc:r t Prather (Mrs. S. W.>' lin} 5.W. 881h AvC' .• Miami ' 6 F la

Mo"', II .. n" AI• -( Anita Van DeVoo rt H udson). P.t 5had oi n Williamson (Mrs. Wm. "' .• J r ), 2638 As hla"' n Dr .• Monl&o mC'r)' Ala Od_tl,,·Whlt" P.r., Burtness Kel,C'n ( M rs. E. A ). 22 like Dr WintC't Park , Fla. Plnlll(ola, M ars tull Smith ( Mrs C. G ). N o rth "''' 51., PC'nsaco la. fla S , FI" - JC'an Burro w, HC' nig ( Mrs O Pau l ), 1340 Robin Rd 5 51. PC't ersburg 7, fla T",,/p. , Fla .-Lou Parmcl« H allon ( MIS Lon). 360-1 GardC'nia Dr T .mpa 9. Fla. Ful &.rth , FI - A nnC' Hull Varn (Mrs. A G.). 3801 S. Olive , WC'5t Palm Beach , fla

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Viu-PrtJ;J"r/-Ednl Elrl Duncan (Mrs. Perl'}'). 2121 lIlini Rd " Sprinllicld. III.

Ar/if",o" Il, i,hll. IJ/.-Mlt"f Warburton Anderson (Mrs. Ray). 933 N. Harv.ud , Arl inlton Heights, III ,bu, III. -( Lbbic Brook Gaddis)-Etbe"lYII Ray Prinin cn (Mrs. Ra y), }."o n, III. Chlfmplli,,,·U,b,,,,.. III.-Carol Lundin Lcndrum (Mrs. Peter). 140) S. Matt is A ve., Champaign, fli. Ch i t ll '/} 8" 1;"111 117"""11 /I/. - Miss Do ro thy Tousit'y 7047 Bennett Ave ., Chicago 49. Ill. ehu",,, NOr/h. III.-)clo Bowlsb, AIn old (Mrs. Willard) 211t N. Hudson, ChiCJIO 14 , III.

C hi rlflD SOIIlh , JIJ. - Pcgg, Hughes Leoni (Mrs. Plul E.), 601 E HI R3rd Pi., Chieseo 19, lIl. C h irll'" !POI 51th,',,,, III. - Ru Keller WiIlle i (Mrs E. E., Jr.), 4707 Grand Ave ., Western Sp rings, Ill. DUld,,,. III. - Ka, Keith Wuncr (Mu. C. R.). 19 Ridge Dri ve Dtcarur, III. V"P. &, COltn11, III. (Nina Harris Allen}-Ella Harshman Koudr:y (Mrs. P L.), 178 Garfield A ve Elmhurst, Ill. G,IItJhr&, III.-Gioria Ri ch ardson Bohan ( Mu Pet e r)' 44} Dudley St .• Galesburg. Ill. G".ltr AIlOIr A"., 1It. - Marie Sch rad er Baldridge (Mrs. Willis), 2601 Grandvie Alto n. Ill. fJli" o;1 Pox Ri,tr V.U,,-Cuol Orr Fleming (Mrs. Richard), 140 Rosedale. Auro ra , III. Idfl, o",i//" III. (Amy B. Onken)- MarC}' Haeger McQuillan (Mn j ohn). 348 Main. White Hall, III. l olin, III. - Lucille Lorimer Evans (Mrs. Glenn). 813 Western Ave j o liet , III. ul, CO ""'1, III - j oi n Weilepp Sus (Mrs. W F.), 3 11 Duke S t Libertyville, Ill. AlilrOlf Tow" , hiP-Dorothy Onis Collins (Mrs. Stan ley), 243 Van Damin Ave ., Glen Ellyn , Ill. Af onmOMlh, III.-Ahhca M cConnell Gittings (Mrs. A C.). Wi s well Farm, Cameron, III. No,rh Sh or" J1/.- Fl ora M cCann Simpson (Mrs. j ohn L) n6 Ab botsfo rd Rd Ken ilworth fit N.,rh Shor, I' " 1II.- Eliubeth j ordan H olman (Mrs. C. M L 9'0 Harvard Tet Evansto n, III. Od P",l Ri"" Portl ' , III. - Phyilis Witte Kimmel (Mn. ja ck). 901 N. Hayes, Oak Park , Ill P.rl Ridg,·DtJ Pld;'"" J1/,-Mari o rie Pie Han ck (Mrs M. W.>' 10 72 j eannette Ave De s Pla in es. Ill. P,O"". 1II.- 8uhara J urim Granger (Mrs. C. L.) 2706 North Mi ssouri Ave Peona Ill. RO f l, or4, III. - Barbar. G.rretson Strausser (Mrs. Robert). 3918 Pintcrest Rd . Roc kf o rd. Ill. So",b 5MbMrb"" Chifll&O, J1/.-Mary P.rsons Pa pp (Mn. R T.). 340 N okomi s, Park Fo rest. Il l. III. - Barbara Watkins Bullard (Mrs. C N >. nt West C.nedy. Springfield. III. T'; ·Cil)'-Min M.ri,n Staack, 2608 Sirth A ve . M oline III.

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Vi(l Prtsid"" rpha O'Rourke Coenen (Mu. An dre ). 72' N. jefferson, Liclle Chute, Wis. Bt/oil , Wis.-Dorothy Fisher Frederick (Mrs. L. G.), 1018 Bushnell St., Beloit, \'(1;1 DIII'ilb, A1i"".,sllp" io r Wil .-Jon e Nilton Sibley (Mrs. F. H " 3716 Crescen t Vie Duluth. M in n. Fox Ril l' r V.II", Wh. - Mat)' Wenul Hanegraaf (Mrs. j oseph ), 3'8 S. Ka.rlyn St Kimberly. Wis. Grd nd ForAI, N.D. - Mae Marie Maim Blackmore (Mrs. B. H .). 62}-2} rd Ave S., Grand Porks , N.D. t\ltUiil(J1f, WiJ.-Miu Catherine Collins. 416 N. Livingston. M.diso n , Wis. M;/u'"dtt, Wil, - Betty Stewut Mo un (Mrs. Marvin), 2301 E. M arlon St Milw.ukee II. Wis. ,1I;n" ,a/,oli" t\lilln.' nez Wilson Deming (Mrs. F. L.), 4401 E. Lake H arriet Blvd Minneapolis 19. Minn. 51. Plll/f, Ali"".- Bctty J e.n Marsh Rasmusse n (Mrs. B.). 7026 14th Ave. S Minnea po lis, Minn Wi"lIip", t\1,,"., C.n.-jean Fryer Wilson (Mrs. T. W.), 408 Kin gston Cres St. Vit.l. Winnipeg 8. Man Can.

LAMBDA PROV I NCE Vi" Prllid,,,,- Mad eleine Closs Lafo n (Mrs. Thomas H.), 704) Dr., Un iversity City 30. Mo. Bal oll ROil" , .t.....-j.ne Elli so n Quinn (Mrs. Louis) , 3107 Myrtle Ave .• Baton Rouge. La Cla,·PI,, 11t Co" nli'J- Mary Elizabeth j o nes Stickford (Mn Wm. S.). Bolt 208. 748 Hillside Ave Liberty. Mo. Collnnlna. A1o.-Eleanor Roberts Wright ( M rs. Scott 0 .). 921 Club Ct Columbia. M o. FiI,,,,,,,ill, , Arl.-Muilyn H oas Eason (Mrs. AI). cln Euon and Company, Fa yeneville. Ark For t S",ilh, A,l.-j.nelle Y oun8 Hembree (Mrs. H L. ), 3220 Park A.,e.• Fo rt Smith. Art. Klln l.l CII" A1o.-j o )' Godbehere Bales (Mrs. W. H.), 41' East 6,th Terr., K.n sas Cn.,. 10, Mo. ul, Ch"d" , LA.-Barb.ra Halsted S ain (Mrs. j. M .l. 1817 4th St., Lake Charles. La. lilli, ROf l , Arl.-Dorris Kar cher Welling (Mrs. L Duke), 3603 K. nnaug h, A pt C 2l. Little Rock Ark. Mllrltd Trtt /on"btuo, A rl.-Glo ri. Sloan Raney (Mrs. Bascom). 1106 Te rrace: Ct • jonesboro Ark A1"rJh aJI,CII" olll(J1f, M o.-Sunn Boyle Simonson (Mrs Ray). 1471 S S.lt Po nd. Marshall. Mo. Ntw O'/'d"J, LA. - V.lerie Fleming Turgeon ( M rs. DarYl). 10}9 SUle St., Ne Orleans. La. OJftol•. Arl. - Rosem .ry j oh nson Williams (Mrs. Ma c ), 131 9 Walnut, Blytheville. A rk. P,,,, Bf ,,6, Arl. - V irlini a Kost Sperry (Mrs. Don). P .O. Dol: 72'. PIne Bluff A rk. St LA" i" Mo.- Palt)' Smith AHUDa ng (Mrs. Geo. N.), R R 3, Spoe:de Rd Creve Coeu r, M o. Sbr,.,porl, .t..... - B.rb.ra Dyess WiII i. mson (Mrs. HermJn jr .>' 104 Esst Sla ttery, Shreveport. La. Alo - Miss Ann Calbert IH6 East Walnut. Springfield, Mo, T,xllrl."d , A". TIX. (Olivi. Smith M oo re) - Victcy Burnett Thane (Mrs. j ohn) Rt. 8, Box 710, Tenthna Tex Tri SIIII ,-Mary Campbell Weiman (Mrs. H. K.) )36 N. Wall. j oplin. M o.

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Vi"·P"sid,,,/-lnbcl Perry A llen (Mrs. Milt on P .). 1317 Strong Ave La' rence. Kan Am", l o w_Miss Klth.ri ne Goeppin,er. no Memorial Unio n. Ames , lo a. BII,/i""on, 10Nt - Ba rbara Farley Awbrey (Mu. Stuart), 104 CI." Burlington. lo a CtII., Goodner H.ldUDJ.n (Mu. j C.). 3028·tlth Ave S.E., Cedar Rapids l o a. COII"f;1 BI_I" low_Rita jeline:k MtTer ( Mu j W .). 54, Willow Me ., Council Bl uHs. Iow a V" /ofoi"", l ow_ j anet Waltet Perrier ( Mrs A 0 .), 67:5 46th St., Des M o ines, 10 l/IItrh i"SOll , K.". - PeI&Y M.h on ey M ill er (Mrs. WiIIi.m), 1909 N. Mld ison, Hutchinson, Jean I"Ji.nol., IOUl_A&nes Wrilbt Stone (Mrs. H A .). R B.. 3. India nola, low •. l ow Cit,. l ow_ju.n Wbedu Hu bbard (Mrs. Wm.). 300 Kimb.1I Rd" Iowa Citr 10 K." JiU Cit1, K -Bubara Fl orian Welsh (Mrs. j. S ), 29·404 N. 26th , Kansas Cit)' 4 , Ka a K.".-jayne Gto.iet Ireland (Mrs. james A .). I·e SUJ:Illysid t API' , Lawrence , Kt.n li"fOI" , N,•. -janet Sbuwood Shurtleff ( Mn L. E .). 2738 Stwell, Uncoln. Ncb.

, K -Ma ry Ann Mo nt&omcry McCoy (Mrs. john ). 1)16 Hum bo ldt Manhattan , Kan MI. PI' I ', 1 _Bculab Bill ingsley Ha ycs (Mrs C. P.) ,"OO West Clay St., Mt Plenant, Jo " NHth PI4III, N".-ju li. Morrill Woko tt ( Mrs R A ),}(IS S. M.p le St., North Platte. Ncb 0", 11 , N,' .-Bcttr Baggs K in, (Mrs. Robert), 151) S. 8}rd St , Omah., Nth, , d "dl" N, •. (Scott5bluff) -Barbara Nrdey Myers (Mrs Bill R.), 1" 0, 0 St • Gerina-. Ncb. Siux Cit" 1• ." - Allene Olstad Bcr&c son (Mn Mearle H , ) , }HO Pierce, Sio ux GtJ, Iowa

Siux P4iII, S D .-j o yce McFarland H owcs (Mrs, Th o s, ) , '09 S GranIc, Sioux Palls S D T.,,", K"" ,-Bubara Baltz ly Wisht (Mrs. james ). 2708 Ka nsas Awe T opeka, Kan , V".",;JJi.", S.D.-Roberta Benson Dawis (Mrs, M.l. 326 N orth Plum, Vermillio n , 5,0 W'lt,u Finch Elmore (Mrs. j o hn R., Jr.). M cCracke n , Kan. Wirhi, , RiAS Mercer (Mrs. Ron.ld) 9}9 Nonh RoolCvdt. Wichita. K.n.

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Vi" PrtIU , ,, t-Jo Francct Powell San,ster (Mrs. Robert P ). }7I8 Arnold St., H owton " Tex. A6 i l,,,, , T,x,-Bctsy Gand)' Duncan (Mrs. W. B III), 718 Jeffe no n Dr , Abilene , Tex Al6l1flllr'fllt , N.M.-Mar jo rie PunkhoulCr Mc Mi n n (Mrs ). 12} VllJar Dr S E ., Albuquerq ue, N M A", ,iIID. T,x. - Miss D aw n Nichot., 1010 jeffer lOn , Amarillo , Ta. A,""'.", O.t/ - Mis, J o anne Steward, U, A. , N W ., Ardmore. Okl •. AIIII;", T,x.-Mar)' Mar,uct TurnCf Ho lstlen (Mrs. T om). 26 19 Sprins Lane Austin Tn /krll""iII" O.t/• •- } oyc e Schultz Pasque (Mrs. R P ), '0' Vale Dr .• P O Bol( 686 , Bartles wille, Okla. V II" , Ttx.-Kathlccn Qintoo Scale (Mrs. Frank),'06 East 27th St • Bry.n. To: CIi6T I ", D,t O .t/ -Maurine Earh.rt S.muel (Mrs. C. L .• Jr .>' 112 N Pryor, Okla. CD ,'.' C II,i , ti , TI%.-Bcttr A nderson Tayl or (Mrs. R K .) , H4 2 Sin Anl onio, Co rpus Christi Ta. D II.I, Ttx .-M iu Lide SpII, ins, 380' Amherst, Dallas, Tel(. DII"' ", Hawkins P.ramore (Mrs Ed .), 1706 N. Ridse Dr Duncan, Okla &11 TtxAs-PIOfeid Fran cis Burne., (Mrs ), 124 H oust on 51., Lon,vie". Tn I!.I P",D, Tu. - Vircinia Taylor Ripley (Mrs H. K ), 1609 Bol to n Place, EI Pa lO , Tn. PI WD,th, Ttx,- Flo rence} onct Witt (Mts. Rocer). }12 Crcst ood, Ft W orth. Ta. f/ DllltD " , ru - Lucy Dodd Eastham (Mrs J ohn M Jr ), 2H 2 Po rtsmouth, Houst on 6, Tn. /.J,jII Dd, Ttx.-Vond« Lewis M oo re (Mrs. Z. A , Jr >. 2709 '9 th, Lubbock , Tex. M rAltslt" OU • - Marj orie Walcott Ikll (Mrs. Robert), 400 Eut Crttk Ave .• McAlester, Ok ll M i d/ "t/ , T,.t'.-Dia nne Ni chols Cunninaham (Mrs Alli son). "}12 Ikdford. Mid la.nd, Ta Mll lh.", O.u•.-Catherine Cave, 429 South 11th , M usko cce, Okl •. ND,,,,"" , O.t/".- Margrct H ncock Cl1.Itchficld (Mrs. O 0 ), ItO' Louisiaoa. N orman, Okla ' Odtll" , r,x .Oj/dD"," Cil" O.t/•. - BcttJ Katherine H olmes McGuire (MIS Maclt)-3'02 N W Uth, Oklahoma GtJ, Okla. O.t",I1I.", O.t/ -C.rol M nr, an Polley (Mrs. Kent). 601 5 Park, Oltmul&e-c, Okla. PAIIIJ V"lI t " O.t/•. -Je ell Palchell Robbins (Mrs Wilbur), 601 N. Walnut, Paull Valle,., Okla Po ,,,,, Cit" O-'f - Dorot hy H inkel Hahn (Mrs. William), FairvieW, Blackwe ll , Okl •. ' RDI.",II, N.llf.SII6i"t Di,l,i(l (Nita Hill St.rk) - Mario n Caffery Campbell (Mrs. Geo.). 1010 22n d St.,lkaumont. Ta. 'S " A" ,I., TuS " AnI D"iD, Tu.- Fun ces Fin le)' Fer,u son (Mrs. M L.) , Garrity Rd , S.n Antonio, Tex 'Sh"",,,,, D,,,i,01l, Tnt.S,iII.",,,,,, O .t/•. - Rulh Sundell Orr (Mrs H W >'''' Univenity Circle, Sti llw.ter, Okla. TIIIJ", Mort on Bro ach (Mrs R E .), }91} E "Olh, Tulsa , Okla T 11", T ,x.-M.rj o rie Barr Ztppa (Mrs Trent H ) , 22t1 Hish land Park Circle, Tyler, Tn Wd lD, Ttx.--c. rol Simons King (Mrs Gu)" Jr.). 2006 Hunli nS lon, Waco. T el(. IT/ irhh" P"II, Tt.t'. - Rub)' Priddy p"-{rs Robert), 2003 Indi a n Heights. Wi chita Falls. Tex.

XI PR O VI NCE

V;u P,,,id,,,t- Eyebn Lo man Da rby (Mrs Gee T.) , 7 W. ClumiJlo, Co lorado Springs, Colo. B o"lJt" CD I D.- Jean Spugue Kiendl (Mrs Arthur H .), }292 41h St ., Boulder, Co lo. BDu",,,n Af D,,' -Lora ine Lowry Whitehead (Mrs. Don), -4., W Clevel.nd. Bouman, M ont C"//I", W,o - Vl rginia D a"is Sullivan ( M rs.), 922 E 12 t h St Caspcr. Wyo. CII'ltnnl W1 D.-Helen Galush. McCall (Mrs. Oon). 2611 Pop lar Ct Che),enne. W)'o CDID ,""D S p"n&', CO/D.- M afic Hall Offutt (Mrs. W. B ). 3 16 Elm Ave ., Colo ndo Springs, Col o. Dtnlllf. Colo.- j ane t Smilh West (Mrs , M F. III). Ins Jasmine St., Denvtr 20, Colo. Fo rt Colli n t, Colo.- Lo l a T ompkin Downs (Mrs. Rober t) Rt . 2, SOl( I)', Fort Collin s. Colo. Ur.lmlt. 1r/ , o - j oSt:phme \'(/eaver G.tIZ ( M rs. Robert D.). 1}11 I.e is. l..Ir.tmie. Wyo. O,dt n , Uldb-Muil« Twi st Str.ufotd (Mu. Edw in), 2) )2 Tyler Aye Osden, Utah. PMt6l D, CD ID,-Maril),n Marsh Ell inswood (Mrs. Dav id G.), ' 10 j ac kson, Puebl o , Colo. 5,,11 LA.t, CiI" Ut h-Kat.crine Rct ves Lords (Mrs J amn L.), }1 17 Lincoln St., Salt Lake City , Utah ,

O M ICRON PROVI NCE Virt P,,,iJ,n,- Sauhiane Paul so n Vanauc (Mrs H ora ce} ) }(I2 H owe St , &attic 9. Wash B,II, ,, ,,,, W'4J'h .-N.n q Teutsch H u,& hes ( Mrs. John), 40-4 Sunn)' Brae Dr ., 8clle'fUe, Wash. Boist, ld h-Dorothy Du la n Ikll (Mu. T T .). ,,6 All ambaug h Id ho. C I, " , AI, , C n.-Joyce Cairns O'Brien ( Mrs. J 0 ). HI \'Qildwooc:l Dr Calsal'J', Alta ., Can COO l C.II"", O".-Alkt- Peapct Jenkin. (Mrs. Geot,e), Pa i n-lew Rt ., Coquille. Ore. CD r" Ili" O".-Anetta Dietz Shupe (Mrs Jo hn). U 17 N. 11th, Con-lUis , Ote E6",."ton, All • , C n .-A nn St oo ke Hanna (Mrs. C. W ), ]) T ctdsmult Crescent, Edmont on, Aha , Can 1!.M,tn" O,t .- jOOy Grctr St ou tt (MrS. Ri chard), 97' Po lk St., Euaene. Ore. E""", W.,h .-Sa ra Schlademan HIli (Mu. Harold) , 4630 Mermont. Everett, Wuh. K I. ",,,,h P II " O,t.-Sall., Mueller Ke nt (Mrs. RoooI). 19}-4 Pa inter, K lam.th Falls Ore.

16.

"',Jlorti, Orl. - Edna Slvage Db,," ( M rs. M anfred), Rt. 1, Bo x 402, Medford, Ore. Olympia. tr' aJb. K aye G«han Slndlhl ( M u. Henry), RI. 10, &1 IH, Olympia, \Vuh. PO,II" "d. BI:lhly Suand (Mu. D on). 4300 5.\'(', Dr., PORland. Ore. ·S"I,,,,. Orc, (Nancy Black Walb c( )Stau/" IT/"sb,-Gc rtrude Gnaedinger Turley ( M u. A G." 41) Smith, 9. Wull. SP Olttllft, lr/ ." h. - PcK8Y Mebe r H amedt (Mrs. J M .L E. 1611 3ilh Ave .• POkanc, Wuh.

T"c " ",,, , Wash. (lnu Smilh Soulc)-Dorothy Ann Colenc Munyon (Mn. M E.) , 7811 S. Hs t , Tacoma, \'\Iash. Tr; Cil)'-H clen Bendixen (Mrs. R K .). M td. RI 2, Rd. 4B, P ueo, Wuh. Valfe,,,.,, " ', B .C., C n, - Mar,Urel Earl Wedd ( M rs. A A .), 4490 Pine Crscccnt, Vancouvtf, B.C., Can. !Pufatrh", W"lb.-Ri ra Ri chud son Campbdl (Mrs. D. G.>. 76) Wenatchee, Wash. Y .llI"a, I(/ ash, ( Fmnie Whitena ck J.i bbey) - j ulia Sh a d bolt K Ufhn ( "-f r1. Kenneth), N. 27 th Ave , Yakima, Wash.

PI PROV I NCE

Vitt.Prnidtfll- j essie Ham ilto n (M u. j ames M .), Sac ram en to 16. Calif. A",tlo /lt Vall" ( um ralft r C.,li/ ) - Jean Bier ke Pede rson (Mrs. M E.), 38H8 Maureen St., Palmdal e, Calif. Batmfi ,U, C.,li/.-Delores Borland Nudds (Mrs W. Richard)-301J Ar no ld 51., Bakersfield , Calif. 8"1: , 1,,, Cilli/,-Viol a J acobsen T u rnas (Mrs. j ohn E.). 1623 Via Hermana. San Lorenzo, Calif. C,n li"tla VillI ,y, Ca li/ .-Jo an Shields Wise (M rs. H A., Jr.) , 6237 S. I.a Blu Ave Los Angeles Cal if. Co"t, a COi la , C."i/.-La Verne Bro wn Soult (Mrs. Kenneth A.). 3H} Silver Sp r ings Rd .• la faye t te. Calif. COfli" • Po m o"a, Caii/.-Ellen Wilhoft M iddleton ( M rs. L. D .), 2380 N. Pomona, C.lif. Frt J" o, Cali/.-Vira inia Summer Eaton (M rs. L.). no Alamos Ave Fresn o. Calif. Cltndalt, Cali/ - Ja ne Swa rtz Baug hma n (Mrs. V. L.), 1643 Opech« Way, Glendale 8 , Calif. Ha w.ii- Mal ion ash Lehmkuhl ( Mrs. C. E.). 2987 Ka lakau a Ave., #)0 1, H ono lulu. Ha aii. [.."Ca"ada V ilU", C li/ - J an e Si l ver H iggin ( Mrs. Wilfred>. 819 Inverness Dr Pasadena 3, Calif. LJ Jol/a, Cali/. ( Ad ele Ta ylo r A lford)-Constance Storm Ge r itz (M rs. Eugene I. 9480 Poo le St. La Jo lla C.llif. LtJ V' ,"I, N, - Wi lm.l Epler Fa irh.l ll (MIS. Wm.), 1212 Cherokee Lane. Lu Ve gas, Nev. lA", Bt.rb, C.,II/ - Yv onne Neal Sha (Mrs. P H .). 11008 E lmcroft Ave Oowney. C.Ii(. LOI A""itl, Ca"I.-Eliubeth M cCarthy Ta ylo r (Mrs J oh n) , 1 14 7 ChJ n t illy Rd Bel A ir Los A ngeles 2-1. C lli f. Ma,i" CONnll, C t;/.-Mary H ys lo p Wilbce (Mrs. James P .l. 2} Dorset La ne. Mdl Vall ey. Calir. Palo AII D, Guilfoil Wagstaff ( M rs. Wilbur 5 ) "'6 Ja ckson Dr. , Palo Aho, Calif. P" , ildrn , Calil - H azel Ormsby Rasmussen ( M rs. John 0.). 1446 Rose VillJ St Pasadena 4. Calif. Ph o, nix. Ariz. - R u t h Sears B u ndy (MrS. j S.), 1129 E Sa n j uan, Phoenix. Ari z. R,dl""d l, C"li/.- BlIbau DmlOnd ( M rs. H arold R.), H) SunnY5ide Ave Redl3n ds, Calif. Rrn o, Slms J tJ ifee (M IS. Th tJ rnas F.I. 1102 Ma rk T .m Ave., Reno. Nev. RiJlroidt. C li/, - M argare t Sutton (Mrs. Russe ll), Brockton, Riv enide, Calir. Sar rofmt n l o, C.li/. - Ylene (Jr ter M c Mi llen (Mn. L. E ), P O Box H. Elverta Calif. San Bt rn",di n o, Cali/.-Ruth King Mell i n (Mn. Willi am F.). 2128 LUIo A\ e., Sl n BernlUdinn. Cal i f. San D"" o, Cali/. - Colleen A llen Alexander ( Mrs. Keith). 392) Kenosha A ve S3n Calif. Sa n Ftrllando Vall ty-- LOl,lise Shoop Ki rch ne r (M rs. R. A I, n37 Simpson Ave No rth H ullywood, Cllif. San F,a"ri lfD, eali/.-H elen Stidge r Lu me n (M rs. j ohn J., J r.). 11)0 J ones St San F rlncisco 9, Cali f. Sa" J Olt, e li/. - Margaret Guice Th om son (Mrs. S. D .). 132 C laremon t Av e Santa CI.ra. (ll if. San Mdlt o CONnll , Cali/.-Nancy Corbett Robe rtson (M rs. Chas.) 4)1 Brd Ave San M :.teo. Calif. Sa "'" BIIrb a r." Cal i f.- j ean Gates Hall (Mrs. Williams C.), 7)8 J uanita A ve Slnta Ba rb a ra. Ca l if. Sola" D COM "' 1, e.lif.-Cbn Stuart Ripsom ( M rs. Frank), 11 20 Ohio St., Valle jo. Cali f S ONlh Bay, Cali/. - Edith ScOlt Craig ( Mrs. D.), Hermosa Ave H<:rmosa Buch. Calif. SONth C oal t , C li/ .-Ju ne Gr,ntley Conley ( M rs. A B.). 3n Center $t Laguna Beach, Calif. St D( .'01I, Calil, - Joan SUmme r D i<:hl ( M rs. J oseph W .). W Elm Stocho n Calif. TN f/O " , Ariz. - Ruth F ield Curry (Mrs. R uth F .>. }008 Ea stland St., Tucso n. Ar iz. V.,I/ty olth, Moon (5a" ' ,, ROl a , C li/.J-Jane A uld Olson (Mrs. Raymond W ), 1929 Mo ntg omery Dr SantJ Rosa, Calif. IT/ ulsidt, C.Ii;/.-Eliubeth Mannina G.lge ( M n. H L.), 1)933 Asilomar Blvd Pacific Palisades. Calif. Whir';tr, C li/ -N ancy Connard Ta ft ( Mn Chestet). 184 6 N. Cyprcn. La Habra. Calif. }'Nb., 51111,r , C /i/.- H elen Rothwell Parkinson ( M rs. S. R .), 1019 G St .• M arysville, C.1li f

Official CALENDARS

Comm uni ca tio ns fo r the Central Office should be Pi Beta Ph i Cenlral Office. 261 Citizens Building Decatur, III For addresses of o ther officers, consult the Fraternity D irectory i n th is issue Acr rv E

Send chec ks for initiati o n ((,6 to Pi Bela Phi Central Office

Send chec ks for Na ti o na l Pledge Fee to Centra l Offi ce.

Make chec ks for Senior dues payab le to " Pi Beta Ph i Centra l Office," and send to th e Central Offi ce.

M a ke chec ks (o r Settl emen t School payab le to the " T reasu rer of the Pi 8 el3 Ph i Sett lement Schoo\" and send to her .

M a ke checks (or H a rr ie t Rut herford J o hnst one Scho la rship Fund payable to the " Pi Beta Phi Central Office" and send there

M a ke chec ks fo r the H o lt H ouse payable to the ''Tre:asurer of H olt H ouse" and send to her

M a ke chec ks for jewelry payable to the " Pi Beta Phi Central Office " and send to that office.

M ake checks for magaz ine subsc ri p tio ns payable to the "Pi Beta Phi M agazi ne Agency," and send to 264 Ci t izens Bu i ld i ng , D eca tur, III.

M a ke chec k s (o r Centennial fund payable to " Treasu rer o( th e Centennial fun d" a nd send to th e fund Treas ur e r.

Mak e checks fo r Convention H ospi tality Fund payable to "Pi Beta Phi fraternity" and send to th e Grand Treas urer, Mrs. Henry Moo re, Jr ., 420 Pin e St. , T exarkana, Texas.

NOTICE TO CANA DrAN CHAPTERS

Canadian c h apters send check made payable to " Pi Beta Phi ·' with officia"! jewelry order form to Pi Beta Ph i Untral Offi ce. for Balfour p roducts o the r than insignia listed on official jewelry order form send o rder with c h ec k payable to " t G. Bal(our Company" directly to th e L G Balfour Company , Attl ebo ro, Massachusetts

Canadian chapte rs make all checks (o r paym ents o ( in itiat ion fe es, pledge fees , contributi o ns to all funds and payments for Bound ARROWS and Treas ur e r's Bonds. payable to Pi Beta Ph i a nd send to the Grand Treasurer , Mrs H enry Moo re, Jr., 420 P ine 51., Texarkan a, T exas. Be su re to se nd GTI form with check for fees.

GENERAL lNSTRUcrlONS

C HAPT E R TREASURERS: S ho uld see that letter (rom Grand Treasurer to the Pa rent s of Actives and Pl edges is sent to the parents as early in th e fall as i t is possible to get th e local letter o n chap te r fi na nces approved by the Provi nce President to send w i th it. It is ne<essary that pa rent s understand the fin ancial ob li gatio ns at the begin ni ng of the year. Should that fin a ncial S ta temen ts to Pa rents of Pl edges a re sent app roximate ly two weeks before the p roposed initiation. They sho uld be sent ONLY to the parents o f the girls wh o ha ve me t the in it iatio n requi reme nt s and w ho m the c hapter defi nit e ly p lans to init ia te. Thi s mea ns too that th e b lan ks shoul d be se nt o nly fo r th e g irl s who have re ceived the requ ir ed vo te of th e Exec ut ive Counci l a nd the Alumn r Advisory Committee fo r approva l o f initia t io n Should see that badges are orde red through the Centra l Office It takes six weeks o r more, to comp l ete badge orders. Badges fo r prospective members shou ld not be ordertd u ntil a ll i n itiat io n requi reme nts have been met.

Should se nd th e N a tional pledge fee for c:ach pl edSi:e wit h f orm GTI to Central Offi ce. Ca na dia n chapters send fee to M rs. Henry Moore, Jr., 420 Pine Street, T exarka na, T exas, with GTI (orm Send within two week s of any pledging or repled g ing hou ld send the i n itia tion fee fo r each initiate with form GTI to Centra l Offi ce within three days of i n itiatio n Canadian chapt ers send init iation fees to Mrs. H enry M oore, Jr., 420 P ine Street, Texarkana. Texas . with GT I form. Shou ld send mo nthl y reports to Mr . J o hn D o rnH I:1Ser, 310 Gazette Buil di n): . Litt le Roc k. Ark a nsas.

C HAPTER CORRESPONDING SECRETA RIES: Should report to the Central Office and 10 th e Provi nce Presiden t cha nges in chapte r officers if they are made a n y time dur in g the year.

CHAPTER RUSH CAPTAINS: Shou ld send within five days af ter any p ledging, to th e D ire<to r of M embership. a (e<ommenda ti o n and co nse nt to bid b la nk , or lettt"r of recommendatio n or blue blank of in formation from the State Rush Chairman, (or each J;irl pledged All blanks or lette rs mus t be counte r·signed by the chapte r alumna rush advisor.

Shou ld send w i thin two weeks after the close o f the forma l ru shi ng season, a report to the Pr o vince President on the result of rus h i ng a nd p led gi ng Al so report to the Prov ince Preside n t and tht Cen tral Office, the name and address o f th e new ly e lected rush captain.

CHAPTER PLEDGE SUPERVISORS: Shou ld send a l is t of pledges , o n forms in tended fo r that purpose. to t he Directo r of M embe rsh ip and to t he Ce nt ra l Offi ce within five days after any pledging or repledging

CHAPTER VICE· PRESID ENTS: Should se nd to the Pro\' ince President within three days after an y i nitiati o n a report th at new memberShip ca rds have been pla ced in the card file.

CHAPTER HISTORIANS: Sho ul d send to the provi nce President w i thin t hr« days af te r a ny init iati on a re po rt t hat names of t h e new i n it ia tes ha ve been r eco rd ed in the Record o f M embersh i p Book

CHAPTER PROGRAM CHAIRMEN: Sh o uld send a re po rt to the Directo r of Programs (see current AR ROW (o r name and add ress ) w ithin o ne week fo ll o wing the hold ing o f the program based u pon material sent by that o ffi cer f rom Centra l O ffice.

CHAPTER PANHELLENIC DELEGATES: Sh o uld se mi annu a l re po rt s to th e Gra nd Presi dent o n bl a nks se nt o ut by he r fur th a t pu r pose.

When co ll ege sched ul es make it im poss ible to comply a 3elly with fraternity ca lend a r dates, c hapter o ffi cers ih o uld co nta ct Centra l Offi ce or the offi cer co ncerned , explain the situat io ns and rece ive special perm issio n to vary fr o m the establi shed d ates.

CHECK GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR REQ U IRED REPORTS IN ADDITION TO THOSE SPECIFIED FOR CALENDAR DATES

SEPTEMBER 10 Chillier Pre,ldent Hnd lett.r 10 ProvlnM Pre,ldenl '::!!':c:-:t.o l.r.

Ih1 Supenllor ,"d 10 Provinoe Prelldent lett'r ,Ivln. ,llni for ,tud)' nd letter to parenti of .etlv nd plld pl.lnlnl du Ind f_ with leIt.r frolll Gr.nd Trellurer to I. ChlDt.r Con ,ondln. 8ecrttll'1 nd Aell M•• benhl. Pr ldenl und Vice Presld.nf. M IteNhl. 8:::t!: SKr.llry of chlpteN IIIllntalnln, ,...Id.nel. 111111 to Chllrnlln ot COIII.UtM on Ch,,.nlns printed can! Gr.nd

Council Ind .111 from Ih. Chl,llI", which hi. been ."rond In .dvanet by "" Province Pr ld.nl. to parenb of pl.d I ••oon It ponlbl ••«.r

• led,ln,.

OCTOBER I C'rT, ,ondln. Storetll'1 lind to Dlreetor of Protram. n •• , .nd .ddr 1 of p ld.nl ot Chlpttr' 1 lIIolh.n· Club ch.,I

OCTOBER 10 Ch.,ler P,...ld.nl nd lett.r and eeI'Y ot by·l.w, 10 Pro, Ince p,...ld.nl .nd Alu.n. Ad,hory ClmllllltH Ch.lrlllin

OCTOBER 10 Ch.,t.r C..,... ndln. Secrellry return reeel.t f fall , .n .. t. the C."tral Otic. u ,,0" u Ih ••uPIIII,1 .r. r•• I,..d

Ind E:S:.lllln.tlon "ot 1.ler Ihl" Oetober 15, Ind betor. It po lb l•

OCTOBER II Prltrllll Ch.lrman ,ubllllt pl.", to thl ProrlnM Pmld.nl tor eh.,tlr .rotr.m, for thl flnt ",,",I'r

OCTOBER 15 Olldlln. tor 1II.llrl.1 for the Winter ARROW.

OCTOBER 115 ChI_Ier Treuur.r .ubmlt 10 Ihe Pro¥lne. Pr ld.nt for

Hn l oUI wllh ".tlo".1 1.lIer trolll the Grand Tl'lilurer for parents 10 Tre.'u nd to C.ntral Olllee 15 00 10 corer bolh Ihl bond tor the Chuter Treuurer .nd the bound ARROWS ot Ihl r5e• om I re rt ce"eerllln, cUrTI,,1 ,tatu, ot dell"OIl ' nb n,ort.d I.lt Ju n. 15 whethe r thera ",, : If II. full Illform.llon

OCTOBER 20 011' I. Ih. fral.nllty Audlter, Mr John OornBI r. 31G a.lItt. Bid Llttl. Rock. Ark.n on. CDPY each af report torml C.sh Recolpb C., h DI,bun.",enh. Accounb Rec.lvabl •• nd Incoml, Ineo I"d Ex,.nll• • nd Bud,.t ."d Control. Thb b tor sehOlb which eJened prior 10 Sa,I mber 15 Ind I, the Summer·Se,tember nPOrt

OCTOBER 25 Ch.llter Schol.nhl, Chllrm.n IOnd lett.r to ProrlnCl Pro.id.nl Ind 10 Provine. Supervisor. OCTOBER 25 Ch.pt.r &chol.nhlp Ch.lrm.n tend .choIINhl. ,ro,rl. I. IIIn P.ul We"r. Auht.nt N.tI.nll khollnhl. Ch.l,m.n

OCTOBER 30 Ctt.,I Pled" SUlllnl,:II' te nd tetter 10 Provlnc. Pral. of C.nl 1

0 It'''"1 Ih.t .11 ' 1II,11)'Mt hllldlill, tood at the cttllltlt' heul h.,. l&J.Md a ,hnlcal lu. I".tlo" OCTOBER 31. Ctta,ler CotT"",,dln, Stcl'ltary "otify the CII.lr...,a" II Ih. Com...,I"M I" Tralllf.,. If ch.,ter hl l h net elllben trau. t,rrinl t ••Ihlt' cam'.' fI. u,I"1 o.cI.1 IlIirodueUI" Traufer BI."k f Ih.t 'ur AI lI"d 10 her a lilt If Ih. " "d ,.. enl .ddr • f .11 nd rldull wh. hu. not ralurned 10 the ehllll r NOVEMBER 10 Chilliif' P lde"1 lind letter 10 Pro¥lnce Pn ld, nl. NOVEMBER 10 Ch.,ler Sehol'nhl, Chllr"'.n "d I. the PnI,ln Ci Super,hor , Provl"eo P ld.nt. and Nltlon.' Schol.nhl, Ch.lrM I "

:;:::I"'t

Prcrrlnro ClOrdln.tor .f Ihl PI Phi TIMES Comlllltt

NOVEMBER II Pled" P lde'" ""d letter I. P vlnel Prelld.nt NOVEMBER 20 OUI t. Fr.tllt'"lly Adltor Mr J.n.. OIlt'"Bllllr 3" c;:

Sut ber II II will N ter lIIe"lh .t Ool.ber : tor Kh " o'lnln. Iliff k,t,lIIbet' 1$ It will be th e SII III.r·Oel.bIf rellOl'l

NOVEMBER 215 Chapler kholanhl, Chlr ., " lind lett t. Provl,," P,...ld,nl .14 tl P rillce Su.."....., NOVE.BfR 21 Chiliif' M rln Chl lr • • " nd Chr b t.u , Itt IIIb · _IJtlo'" I. PI B.ta Phi M"utll' A nO)l 10 .nlu,.. Chrhllll., ,1ft cm de llrery by O.c• • ber 25

DECEMBER I. Chl,ter Pruldl"t return Fin P tectlon Aed,,1t ,. th l CoII"Mlw I Ch.pt., Houll CorllOrllilHl l.

OECEIIIBI:R 10 Ch.,t P ld."t lind I.tt t. Prorlnce Pta ldenl

DECEMBIR Ii Chllll.r Sth.lam l , Chair n' I.tt.r to Proria" PtoIld.nl "' PrrtlaM .11

•• CR CO

JANUARY J CII.Itt CI>rT'II", di., 8M,..tIIy .,.." aad ••11 eh.Wltt litter tw ARROW I. !'Moe' CII.,I Lnler Ed it..- by JaIllIl'1 10 I.tter I. PnrtI Pr lh.l

JANUARY IS. Ch.ptlr Plodl' Su,.n'l,or tend letter 10 Provlnc. Prllld,nt.

.nd dltlributtd

JANUA RY 15 for ch.,ler with o.... nlud Ch.pt.r HOUH Cor,oralll",: the Ch ••I.r Tr ur.r I, r"IDn.lbl. for ueln, th.1 the .nnul l rllort of Ihe ChlPter Hou C atl." It filed with the Counllior for Ch,ter Houll C rallon •• nd Ihe PrOflnee Presld.nl• • nd Ih.t Ih $5 00 tM tor bI"dln, Ih, treuurer ot the Hou C "o,..".n It ,.Id BI.nks for Ih. re,.rt .n M"I by the Colln lor to Ih. Ir••turlf' .f Ih. Houll Corper.tI." who IIIlk oul the re.ort .nd ,ays the fM IMIt the Clla,l.r Tr t sur.r lIIu st Ie thll bolh the rllort .nd tM .re lint

JANUARY IS Dlldll ". for mtlerl.1 tor 80rln. ARROW

JANUARY 15 Eleh lin lor ,'Idu.lln, al mld.year I, ulr.d tl fill eul a St"lor Alllli tlon BI.nk .nd ,In the Cho.ler Tnllurer 12 110 for "a· tl.".1 Iu ,"n. du Th. ChlDtlr Tl'lllu rer II ""ulred tl forw .rd Ih. Ch.pten

JANUARY 2t. PI Phi TIME8 Rllort.r Hnd ••t.rl.1 In HOIII"I ln •• Layllty 0.,., f.eulty or nt .nlertalnMent. IIId luch olh,r "'lllrlal pl:1

....

JANUARY 20. Du. t. Ih. fr .lerflily Aldltor. on. eo,y lIeh of torill CR CO, ARI. IE .nd BC t it' the nlh ot D_",beI'. All eh"ten. JANUARY 2$ ChItter Seh.lar,hl, Ch.lrm.n lI"d I.tt.r II p,...,lnee Protld."t .ftd Prll'tl"CI SU 'lnblt'

FEBRUARY I. Otldll". f Ih. Chllll.r Protr•• Ch.lrm.n '0 Hnd ,.,ort t. the 01,...1'" ot Protralll, .n PI Phi NI.hl 'rotr "URobel' twl

FEBRUARY I PI I" for Actin Frat_lty EllImlnltion.

fEBRUARY I A, 10011 n.w Ier bellns, Chilliif' Trellur.r lind to Dlreotor of C'ntral Olllce a ,..0011 conc"'nlnl d.llnQulnt•• wh.lh.r pi" ot .n), clrl who It fl lII.ncl. lty

FEBRUARY 10. Aotlra cha,ter hblory mlt.rl.1 .houl'd b•• ubmltt.d by Ch.,t.,. Hiltorl .n 10 the N.tlon.1 Su"rvlsor ot Chapter Hltlorl"

FEBRUARY 10 Chapler Pl"llld 'nt lind I,n,r to Prowin ci Pre.ld.nt

FEBRUARY IG Fin.' dill tor thl elltelion ot eh. ,I ,r ollletn

fEBRUARY 10 er n II flew $I111 le, betl" •. Chapler COrTII "dlnl ::: Prori"M Oil, ca,,, of nlw

FEBRUARY IS flnll dlt. for Chapter Prllld."t to lind nOllllnltion ot "dld.11I ter the AlllY Bllr"h'lII Onkln .w.rd 10 Ih. Provlnc. Pr l. dInt f8M Manu.1 en Olllcl.1 AWlrdl ef PI B.t. Phi )

fEBRUARY IS. Chl,ter AltI'!ty Ch.lr ln lind rlllort 10 Ih. Provlnc' Pr ld.nt.

fEBRUARY 15 PrDlram Ch.lrm.n .ubmlt ,lint for ch.,t.r ,rltralll' tor Ih, 11C0"d 1IIIIIIIer II Provi"M PrIIld.nt

FEBRUARY 20 OUt to fralemlly Auditor• • n. eny IIch of form. CR CO ARI. IE .nd BC for ttl. "'Inlh of Janu.ry All chllllen

FEBRUARY 25 Chaoter kh.lanhl. Chairman "lid letter to P,..., llIca PtoIld.,,1 .nd Province Su"",I

FEBRUARY 25 Chllllr Seh.l.nhl, Ch.lrlll.n M"d t. the N.tI.n.1 Sehol.nhl" Ch aI r•• " "'111' of Ih. l irl ,....i'I". Ih. hl,h"l ,rad. .ftra" f Ih. yee r 811. will sent the Sehllanhl, Aettl",Me"t CartfiM.I

FEBRUARY 25 F.r th lhaptln h.rin. the IhrH·lIIu.rt.,. ,yll, m, "n lttr aoeh.llnhll CII. irllll" lI d 10 the Pnrtlneo S.,enllOr, p,..., Inca P,...ld,nl '"d N.II.".I ChllrM." ca,11I .t BI."k :3. RerlMd 1!fIO wllh ,rad fer thl flnl u.rter

MARCH I. O.cen' ,,,struetlo,, R.port Ihould be fllI.d out .nd IInl t. Ih, Province Preslde nl by Ih. Ch.,ler Prllld,nt

M:"c.c:. ,Iac.d I" Ih. Cln! fll,

MARCH I. or beton If n ibiL Cha,l Vice Prllident lind on. 00'), et VIII Pr•• ldent', Me.benhl, Re"'" t. tho Ca"tra l Ollee

MARCH I. or blfo,.. It , Ibl • Chapter ClI'TlllIOndl", Secret.ry IOnd 0'" H'y It A.II" M.mbenhl, LIII t. th, eaMra l O.ct

MARCH I Chapter CoIT«"ndl", 8acr.tary ,re,.r. Ind ••n chillier IcHor for Ihl Sam.er ARROW t. reach Ch.,ler L.ttlf' Edltlt' nol 1.I.r thin M.rell 5

MARCH 10 Ch"llf' Pn,ld.nl lind I.ttlf'to Prorl,," P,..ld.nt

MARCH 15 Ch"ltr PI.d,. Su r Mnd I.tter I. Pr.r+"c. Pruld."I with earben cOllY 10 Ih, Dlrle'.r .t Mllllttenhl,

MARCH II Oeadlln. tor Ih. Ch"l Protralll Chalr.I" II lI"d r ott to the OlrHtlt' .t P r " PI Phi Nl,ht .roer•• nlllllbar Ihrtl

MARCH 20 OUt to fr.tlr" ' t)! Audit n. eel". IIch of f.rMI CR CO ARI IE ."d BC tor onltt .f f.bru.ry All eh"t.,.

MARCH 25 Ch.,t.r Schol.nh l, Ch.lrlll.n M"d eo", .f re¥llCd Khol IttI, IfIIr.", to Nn P.ul WlMlr. Aubt"l Nln_11 khllanhl, Chalr •• ft.

MARCH 2:1 Chl,ter Seh.lanhl, Chair ••" lind I.tt to PI'hiIlOl P I de,,1 •• , Prmou SII,.m_

'lftt , to ttl. NltiMaI Cllalr 00,,1. of Bill' 13. RnIM' I" wltll lrad for the Ani 1ft'

APRIL 5 c.raM"I., Soerot.,.,. reluMi rore i ,t t ,,11 to the ea. ·

AP RIL 21 D•• te Frat.,.l.,. Alllllt e.ty .ac" .f f CR. CD

ARI. IE •• , Be f.r th t 1 ar All , ,,""-

APRIL 21 F tII_ , ,., 'he t , 'YtteM, C".fi_ Ie .,. " Qaj, _. " til. P,.......ea SIII"""hor PI"O¥I u Prul. 'elll .l1li " 11M H.tl 1 Chi,••• "ltiea .f BI t :3. R"I,ed 1160. with the .eareat AI CI,II

MAY I. CIla,.., c.rretNII'I". Ieuetary , ••• ,."..f A I Chllltef" R...." II " ecatn.1 (. KetI, _ IN.,. t. c"uter I'

MAY D dll f CII.IIt_ P,..ra. Chai, Ie d 't,..-t ta. .. ... •• 8r-te.

tor IItd .,Ir I Cent 1 o.u

AY I PI Ph i TI E8 R• .....,... Hnd ••1 1.1 Feu den' 01.)'. Arrew

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MAY 10 Ch.ltll' Prftlll 1 H.' lett PI"O'riIlU p,...ldenL

MAY 15 FIIIII '-hi t I_tl." .t dlul., 0

MAY 15 Ch , HI,tol1 IUbMlt eh.,le, hI,lory t. t Hatlo"aI 8uM!" "I , of CII.,I., Hln I

MAY II CII.,III' c:.rn'H"dln, iSMl'It.". ,end .n. lillY .t ollcer lid I. Ih. &tetral O.co .,,111 t. P,..llIu Pr "tIIl MAY II. RUlh C.,tal. ""rt 10 P,.....I"" Pr ld.1I1 OIIlIInl", ,1'111 f'r lu"''''", a d la" rll."'''' , MAY 15. Cha,11I' Activity Ch.lrmln N llort to P ro"llIc, P,..ldent

MAY 15 0--" 1 ,lnletl Reton .hMld lit 111111 t •• 11 MIt tM P,..I, ••• by "It atu'''' P ide.l

MAY 28 bcll _'et II re lred I. ftU I • hal A"IIt•• ". 111 11 • d ,I the CII Tr u 12 50 fet ".UlllaJ .,•••• da TM :.

Gra Treatur.t

AY 20. DUI I. Fraterlllt, Aud it..., .". tel" tat,".1 f CR CO. ARI. IE aft( BC fet 1M _.1 ••t Awl' All 'h.'I pc,::r..t: Chal, , .e.d lett to P"",h tl P"udnt JUHE I. CIIa,t P III••• tall n. ". ot a", "rl wh I. fllllnel.Uy •• •.,1

u , for flilh. I••••• t lie •• "...... I" .1I nOll by ttl. Dir.ctDf If 1' JUHE 10 CIIa,tet !kh.,." " Ch.Ir atnd N,art •• d .Ieta, f or ,Iudellh to N.U.IIII Sth.I.,..III, Chllrllll!! uII , SCllol I. Bllnt Sol SllId co,y III Pro"lnee Pra ldent .110. J UNE 10 ChI,ter Prlli dent atnd lolt 10 Pmille. p, ldelll JUHE 15. Chuter Trtuurtr IIlId to Dlrecl , C.al,.1 O.e•• r o11

ARt, I E BC far a tll .f May .nd that lIart 'f Jun, _. to •• d .1 tehto l IOn Alto a B.I.lle. 8heat It Ille end 01 tehool y.ar

ALU M NA:

Make ch«ks for na ti onal a lumnI!: dues payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office and send to your Provin ce Vi ce- Presi dent.

M ake ch«ks for Settlement School payab le to the "Tr easurer of the Pi Beta Phi Settlement School " and send to you r Province Vi ce-.President.

Make ch«ks fo r Emma Harpe r T u rn er M emorial Fun d payable to that fund and send to yo ur Pro vin ce Vice Pre si· dent.

Mak e ch«ks for the H o lt Hous e payable to the " Treasure r of H oll H o use " and send to your Pr ovince V ice- Presi· dent.

M ale e checks for H ar riet Ruth erfo rd Johnstone Scho larship Fund payable to " Pi Beta Phi Central Office" and send to your Prov in ce Vice-. Presid ent.

Malee checks fo r Centennial Fun d payab le to "Treasu re r of the Centennial Fund " and send to your Province Vice· President .

Make c hecks for jewelry pavable 10 the " Pi Beta Phi Central Offi ce" and send to that office.

Make ch«ks for magazine subscript ion s payable to the "Pi Ph i Magazine Agency," 264 Citi ze ns Building, Decatur, III.

Make ch«ks for Junior Group Scho la rship payable to "Pi Beta Phi Central Offi ce" and send to your Pr ov in ce Vice·President.

Ma ke chec ks fo r Convention Hospita lity Fund payable to " Pi Beta Phi Fraternity" and se nd to your Provin ce Vice. President.

D ona ti o ns from clubs to any of the above funds may be sent to th e Provin ce Vice President ally time during the club year but all ch «k.s must reach the Provin ce V ice President by April 30th for inclusion in an nual report s.

NOTICE TO CANADIAN ALUMNA:: CLUBS

Offi cial badges are ordered thro ugh Pi Beta Phi Central Offi ce Send chccks made payab le to " Pi Beta Ph i" with the o r de r

Canadian .a lumna: all chccks fo r paymen t of annua l alumnr dues and co ntr ibutions to all projecu pay. able to PI Beta PhI Frat ernit y and send to the Grand Treasu rer. Mrs . H enry Moore , Jr., 420 Pin e St., Texarkana , Tex as ment io ning speci6c int ended amount of contributi o n to eac h fund

OlrectOf' r p,..,.., N.UolI.1 P."".II."lc &t"tlre nco Oa,",I•• ,nd tlla Pro\tllle. Vlce· Pr"'d.nl

HOV E MB ER II Alumn. Clu b t r u,.,. IfInd a,,"ull .Ium". d uet to P rO\tlnet Vlc.·PrtJldent

NOVEMBER 25 Alu m"_ Club ••,ul". ch.lrmen lfI" d Chrl.tm ,1ft ,ubterl,tllIlII I P I B.I. PII' M.,az'n. A,e"e)' •• I"' u n CII,I"III Ment.ry "n d n.m•• nd .d d r , of clult Ru,hI", Recommend.tlon. Ch.lrm.n 10 Ccn tr.1 Olli e• Club Ru,hlll, R lII m,,,d.tio,,, Ch ,lrmu .hou ld b Hlecttcl 'n No. nlllber to II,," until til. 101l0 ln. HO ¥elllber

JANUARY e C , r loy.lt, O,y

ARC H I. Electi•• 01 o.cen I hllUld be held at III ul.r ".reh lIIett In. I t th. Cilib aald ofle 10 lu. oMce .t th e dOlI ot the Clu.

OF THE PI BETA PHI FRATERNITY

Unleii$ olher..,ist duign'lc:d ( IIo'ith price Qu otatio n), the supplies lilted will be furnished hw:ver o f t hem ORDERS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED AS FOLLOWS

TO GRAND PRESIDENT fo r :

Blank: applicuions for the Cdlow ship Blank charlers

Blank notification of fines to Chapter President Blank not ificat ion of fi nes to Grand Tre asu rer Voting blanks fo r chapten on granting of charters Vo ting bLanks for Grand Council

TO GRAND V ICE PRESIDENT for : Bhnk .pplicuio ns for aiumnlt clu b charters

Bhnk apJ: tiu lio ns for Ruth Batrett Smith S Ch Ol lrshlps Charten hH .Ium ml!: clubs

TO GRAND SE': RET hRY for : Blank ,ppli cati ons fo r Harriet Rutherf C", d Jo h nston e Sc ho lar ships Cipher and Key Li st o f allowed expensts to those trndin8 ,JO fratern ity business

TO NATIONAL PANHELLENIC CONFERENCB DELEGATE fo r ; In stru ctions [0 petit ion ing groups

TO MANGEL. Florist, Chicago Ill., fo r ; Pi Beta Ph i Wine Carnations

TO P I BETA PHI MAGAZINE A G ENC Y 264 Citizens Buildi ng Deca[ur. m.

TO PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OFFICE , 264 Citizens BUIl ding, D ecatur , Ill., fo r ;

Magazine

Accoun t ing Fo rms; Bill Book-3't: l E- '1.l 5 BC-' I.n CR- ' 1.2'

CD- ' l.2' ARl- ' 1.2'

Al umrne: Advisc fl' Committee M a nual, '01 Alu mr. a. A dyisofl' Officer Lisu

Alumn.: Club Dut ies of Offi ccrs A lumn.: Club Offi cers Lists AlumnI! Club Presidents ' Notc books ' 2.' 0

AlumnI! Club Rccei p t Books (blue tr ip licate reccipts , no chargc)

Al umn .: Committee Rush i ng Re commendations Manual, A l umn.: Deleg at c Ma nu al. '01/

Al umn.: Chairmen Manual 'Ot:

A lu mnI! Panhellen ic Manual of Info rmltion

Affili ati o n Ceremo ny

Ap plica ti ons for Fraternity Scho larships

ARROW (From old files) , p r ice to chapters for complet i ng ar chi yCl, ' 0 ' ; Specia l temporary life subscription fo r alumnI!. ' 7.'0

Blanks; A ctive membership lists Affi liation and Transfer Int roduction Transfer Approval fo r Affil iation

Note ot A ffi liati on Annual Report, due May I Brolten P ledge Chaperon Wbitc card to be scnt ou t in fall to chairman Blank fo r Data on Chaperon Application Blank for Chaperon " The Rel ations Between a Chapter and Its Chaperon" Unifo rm Duties of Chapter HOUR Chaperon Chapter Offi cer Li sts contin llcd o n opposi te page _

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Prica How WLaa N.w Name of Puiodical lor Each Lon. to Ot S ubKribt r·. Nam. alId Add,. 10 Stnd B.aiD Rta.waJ

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(Cootinucd (rom opposite paSC)

ConWltJ of Afcbin. Lit Credcnlub to eon'fltnhOn

DlSmiss.1 and ICln,Ulemmt Blanks

AuloaulK ProtwItlOft Automatac DlIlIlIJul Orsnll",,1 upulsioo Honorabk DlJdlwll JtltlnJtltnDml

EmbosKd Initiation urtlficuc ('- OMS replaced, )Of: uch, Pratwuty StudT Ind EumlnalJOn. Blinks, #10) #20), #10' (GTI f"tmI) for plnile IOd uutlltlOn fees

In.clive- mauc'Ulup ltltJ Inililiion Cnti6catu

RUJhll'.

Acknowltd.ina letlu of Recommtndllion Uf: for n 'nformuion Blink (rom Stile Jluhina Chairman (to chaplu)

Jlequcst for Info rm.tion (rom State Rushin, Chairman (to chlPtn)

Rushin, IN"" l·t) BI.nk. n_ for 2) !\chollf'uup 811nlu. #1. #4

Se1llor Applications (or MeJllb(nb,p In AlumnJr Dept V icc Prcsidenf, Ncmbcnhip leporl

Bouk of Initiate SianlturtS (formedy cilled Bound Con · stltution) $5 .00, (Before _orderi'" chapters must hue per· ""u,on (rom PrOYln«, or V,SlUna Officer) Book of PINIcs ' Sia;nltures, ') ,50 Book Plltes, 'UO per 100 Candle Li,h1lnJCeremonr

Cardt-for ordelm, supplies from Cenual Office. If each Cards-Data on Recent Graduucs, I, e.lch Chapter Pile Cards ) :II: 5 Inches (in lots of not less than 100. whitt, ulmoa and blue), ))'lWr 100 Gaptrl File Instruction Booklet, 15, Chapttt Prrudmtt' J.e(lnnce Bieck, Mattrial, $2 .50 Constitutlon-Wnte for infomutlon and price

DIrectory of P, Btu Phi, $l .W DismISsal Bindel, $4 .25 Financial Suttmtnt 10 ParmlS of Pled,es HlSlorical Pia" I C. S:)rOIll, 'Of Hlstoria n's Binder, $4.50 Hillorian '. nott·book paper-It pcr .heel Holt House Booklet, 50., House Rules for Chapters Initiation Ceremony. I', nch, $ 1.)0 per doltn Instructions 10 "isilin, office,. JewrJry O,der fornu )0. for )0 l.ctters 10 Parenll of Pled,cs

M.nuals for Ch.pter Ofti«rs: C.rtuor. Chapur Manual, ConupODd,na Secretary. De:lq.tc. Ac· ti"itica Chauman, HIStorian. Howe Wanaeer, Nap,ZIM Ch.irman. Oft"tc1.1 Award., Plect.c Sponsor, Procram Chairman, &ecordlnl Secrdary, R.ush Capt.I.UI, llush iftl llccommcnda · hona Chairman, Xttlcmcnt School. Soc.ial Chairman, Social Uuac, State llu,hina ChlltlDl.Q, Trnsur-cr, Vi« PmKkat, 50. each Pruicknt (IooK-Ieal kuhu coYer) $4.75 IKItcbook PIC", $1.50

PIcd&r: SIIPt"lsor (1ooJc-·leaf luther co.-er) 1-4 .'" notebook ._. 'UO

M.nual, for Nation.1 $ar:adinl CommltlCC:l: Chaperon, ChapUr HOUK Plannlnl It Buildin" Millie. P\lb· lielty, SO. e.ch

"My Seven Gifts to Pi Beta Ph i" 't cach, )0., per doun NPC-"Know Your NPC," 15c Outline lor Sy·L.w. 01 Acti"e Cbaptrrl Pi Phi Ti,,,,, BulletinS 7U

Pltdac This book include, question, and answers for pledac H.minalion,. A copy i, lurnlShed to each pkdae With · out chal"lt. The )Of priee IS :I price 101 Ie t o mnnMrI.

PINIC llitual, lOt' pcr dozen

Plcd,ina Ccmnonr. 101 cach. 'LOO per dozc-n llccclpU for P"'''lnte VICe Pruident, and Province Prcsldenu Record of Mcmbenblp Book. full.lutbcr $10 .00. (Befote order· In" chapters mUM hIVe pcnDlUIon from Pro"lnce Pmidfflt or V iSIWlC Officer.)

Re cordu" Secretary', Book: $6.00 (For minules of meetin , llibbon : Wfltc lor Information and pnca

RItual, 201 per dozen llobcs for initiltiOft\ S6.00--now lVail,blc-l wceu notICe Robe Pattern fOllDOGcllnltlition IOwa, SOt! lloll Call of ct.apole" (one is included with rich Plcd&:c Book ordered) Scholanhip Plaque----$18.00 pl\ll If pcr letter for enaranqOrder throuah Central Office Stnior Farewell Ce«mony Settlement Sch'.I01 Bookld, )Of Proaram--"It Could Happen Herr " Proaum-" A Vi,it to Settlement School" Proaurn-Current Winni". Cbapttt Pro,ram So", Book, '1.00, Supplement, 601 StatJonel'l' Offici.1 Ano letter (yellow" 15, per 2) sheets Official Co,rtSpQndence Sutionery(write Centtal OffiCe for Plied All CteJled Plpel ordertd du-ectIY from Balfour SymphonY, )Of

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(Give Zone No., please)

Podm.der: Pluse send notice of Undeliver.ble copies on Form 3579 to Pi Beta Phi , 410 Stand.rd Office Building, Decatur, Illinois.

THE BADGE OF MATURITY

On campus and off, fraternity insignia today has a powerful new appeal .. . always smart, always in good taste, worn by discriminating college men and women who respect their heritage of rich traditions.

THE BALFOUR BLUE BOOK. The famous catalog of gifts and personal accessories-shown in oolorsent free on request.

lor all insisnia man be sent to Pi Beta Phi Central Office--cxccpt recolnition pins lor whlc.h orden may be sent directly to the L. G. Balfour Company and we will obtain official approval. Member's name and Chapter must accompany all orders:

T o the prices listed must be added the Fed«al Tn: Ind any State Tax in effect.