The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Winter-1962

)'£:5. THIS IS HOW' PI PHI GR()WS It IS through theoutstandmg accomplish. ments of Its act,,'e members :-[I<S Amenc •• of 1963. Jacquell'n Jeanne Mayer, 11,111015 Fpsdon PI Phi from Sandusky. Ohio appears before the youth of America !Odal' as a shining symbol of noble \\ omanhood Her determlllJtlon In pursumg a goal IS admirable, but her humdltv on achievement of that go,d IS even more rr.llseworthy Her IdentificatIOn \\ It11 PI Btta Phi reAects credit and honor on the Fraternlt) and on the system of \\lnch it isa p.ut.

The Cover-JACKIE MAYER, Min 1963, ,n the ball gown tho I dorted her on the way 10 fome _ore it in the Min Ohio conlell. The photo i, by her homelown photographer Alden

Bock ..... ilh Ihot winn,ng l,"oIe enCircled ,n oronge blonoml 01 Cypreu Gordenl. Florida, where she lempled Ihe ide .,oriely Of Ipath and entertainment offered for year round family fvn

THE Arrow OF PI BETA PHI

VOLUME 79

WINTER 1962

OFFICIA

L O RG AN OF THE

NUMBER 2

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Off th e ARR OW H ook

M iss A merica , 1963

A Girl with Stars in Her Eres

The Story of a Pi Phi

These Are the Pride of Pi Beta Phi

New P i Phi H omes

G o lden Arrow Pi Phis

News From Lillie Pi,i.:eon

From Pi Ph i Pens

Pi P hi Pers o na l iti es

Library Proj ect s Claim P i Phi Interest

Anch orage Phi Phis Fo rm Club

Mo rtar Board

Campull Leade rs

Qu ee ns an d Swt'fthearts

Cha pter Le tters

In M emoriam

D irecto r ies

Calendars

Supp l ies

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The ARROW bids to give your year a fraternal ending or beginning depending on the timing of its arrival. It brings the editor's hope that you have known a happy holiday and her wish that the coming year will hold a gene rous portion of happiness and achievement for each of you.

All fall your husbands, sons, brothers, and perhaps some of you h eard spo r tscasters commen t that foot· ball was a g ame of inches. Parti cularly was that phrase employed in tense'moments when a play bare ly missed its mark

About that time I was finding that magazine editing and mailing ca n a lso be a game of in ches . The fall ARROW was a week late getting to the printer because I missed my mark while rea c h ing in a folder for a pape r in our weekly newspaper shop and snipped a fraction of an inch off a typing finge r . Some six weeks lat e r another fra ctio n of an inch reared its minute head to delay t h e mailing of the magazine .

Thi s o ccurred when Centra l Computing Company in Decatur, which prepares the huge rolls of ARROW mailing tapes, specified that the tape to be used would be punched for perforation every 2 and 11 / 16 in ches ; and our p rint ers, George Banta Company, had a wheel made for its mailing ma chine that would cut the tape at such int e rvals However, when the tape a rr ived and was put on the mailer , it was found to be punched every 2 and t3 / 16 inches-a difference of !Is of an inch. This required the making of a new wheel for the machine before the magazine cou ld be addressed and mailed

It was a tense moment- and o ur "p lay" missed its ma rk in not getting the magazine to you when we had hoped it would be there-early in O ctober.

The gi rl who didn't miss her mark graces our cove r this issue. Ja ckie Mayer seems completely worthy of this outstanding h ono r that she achieved early in September. I know that Pi Phis everywhere who watched her the ni g ht she was named Miss America and who have kept up with her activities since are filled with justifiable pride.

In compiling the information for this issue it was my privilege to come to know her love ly mother, Beverlie Bu ck Mayer, through a telephone co nversation and correspondence. Knowledge of Jackie's wo nderful family and their happy h ome gives a better insig ht into her preparation for that big moment in h er life which came in the Mis s Ameri ca Pageant.

Her father , Ja ck Mayer, is president of a small manufacturing firm , Sandusky Nut and Ma c hine Company, which does sub -co ntract work. He is a member of th e Kiwanis C lub and wa s an organizer and ch a rter president of the second Kiwanis Club o rgan ized in Sandusky- whi ch is a town of 33,000. For many years he was Council President of the Camp Fire Girls H e had already known p ri de in his daughter in those days when she attained the hi g hest lo:a l rank in Camp Fire Girls three times in homem aki ng , d a nce, and musi c.

Mrs Maye r apparently is one of those remarka ble people who ca n c rowd thirty-six h ou rs activity into a twenty -four h ou r day and love it. She is in h e r fourth year as a full time teacher of vocal music in Adams Juni o r Hi g h , where she h andles 400 seventh graders daily. She directs the Congregational Church choir and the Firelands Chorus, a semi-professional group of 35 lovers of singing h e says that in her spare time she "manages a few piano and voice lessons, keeps house, prepares a few meals, tries to coe rce someone else into ironing, and li stens to the various tales of whatever young people are in th e h ouse at the time."

jackie's older brother , Lynn , was not at the Pageant to appear with the famil), because he was already in Ph oenix, Ariz ona, working on his master ' s degree at the Institute of Foreign Trade. Beth , the sister who is 14 months younger than Miss America charmed everyone she met in Atlanti c City with her bubbling personality She is a sophomore in the Conservato!), of Musi c at Baldwin -Wallace College in Berea, Ohio There is no Pi Phi c h apter at Berea, so Beth did not have an opport unity to join her sister in Pi Phi and chose Alpha Gamma Delta as her soro rity. The proud younger brother, James , who joined Ja ckie on-stage when she was crowned, is a busy man in Sandusky Hi g h sports and musi ca l activities. H e is a junior student out fo r football , swimming, tennis, and baseball, sings with the A Cappella Choir. is a member of 2

Keyn otes, an instrumental group, and wa s elected to Octet this year. He is vice-president of this year s Juni o r Class and on the Student Council.

.. . This brief introduction to the Mayer family seems to lead to an obvious and heart-warming conclusion Pi Phi 's new Mi ss Am e ri ca comes from an All-American family. + + +

In the fall ARROW you saw the new Loom H o use at Settlement School and read of the dedication of the E\'eJyn Bi shop Lounge in the building. That lo un ge, which is a memorial to one of the school's most dedicated staff members, was made possible throug h the gifts of Pi Phis and friends in Gatlinburg. Henrietta M cCutchan Huff, who h elped administer the fund, wrote me in September that S600 00 was given and that she was sure that a ll Pi Phis who had co ntribut ed would be very happy with the type of memorial th at their g ifts had helped establish.

Tw o fine people who have enriched the programs of the Settlement School and Arrowc raft immeasurably have both chosen to retire fr o m active se rvi ce this year. You will find news of their retirement and a word of app rec iation from the Settlement School comm ittee a nd Fraternity in the Little Pi geon section of this magazine

Marj o rie Chalmers and Winogene Redding have served as nurse and weaving instructor over a long period of years and each has g iven freely of her talent, time and interest to build the Settlement School program into a stronge r and more productive endeavor.

To say they will be missed is a classic understatement. They ca nn ot help but be remembered always, because the evidence of their co ntributions lives quite abundantly everywhere you turn at the Pi Beta Phi Settlement School and Arrowcraft facilities in Gatlinburg. + + +

Th e a ttention paid to that outstanding Pi Phi , the late Grace Goodhue Coolidge, in the magazine in recent issues has brought word of the death of one of Mrs. Coolidge ' S closest friends from active chapter days on throu g h h e r life . Ethel s. Guptil , who died in Aug ust of this year at the age of 81, was one of the founders of Vermont Beta along with Grace Goodhue . Later she was young Grace's maid of honor when she married Calvin Coolidge. Mrs Guptil was a loyal supporter of Pi Beta Phi for 64 years. She had lived in New Haven , Connecticut, for the past 40 years and was active in its civic work until her death.

Th e a nnual report of National Scholarship Chairman Helena Moore, whi ch appears in this issue , sh ou ld be a sou rce of rea l pride to all members of Pi Beta Phi, both active and and should serve as a challen ge to active c hapter members in their academic work this year.

Speakin g recently, Dr . Elvis J. Stahr, Jr ., who has succeeded Dr . Herman B Wells as president of Indiana University said, ·' A fraternity chapter offers a unique opportunity in emphasizing sc holarship e ndeavors, one of the reasons why fraternities have a lasting place on our ca mpu ses."

Surely there is no area in whi ch the college members of our Fraternity ca n render greater se rvi ce to their c hapt er, the Fraternity at large, and the entire fraternity system than th at of scholarship .

A we ll planned chapter scholarship program offers both incentive and guida nce to the individual member . But it does a g reat deal more than that in its success. It maintains the concep t that the fraternity system is capa bl e of making real and lastin g contributions in the field of academic excellence. It gives irrefutable p roof that the fraternity is cogn izant of our basi c rea so n as individuals for being on a college camp us and that it accepts its respo nsibility to challenge us to give our best in fulfilling that reason.

The net gain of academic ac hiev eme nt by an individual always accrues to her in the benefits that she will know throughout h e r life as a result o f her study and academic accomplishment. Her sorority enjoys the fringe benefits of respect, admiration, a nd evidence that it has met the test of its ideal of wo rthy sc holarship .

As we reach the mid-way point in this co llege year, there is st ill time to re-eva luate o ur efforts as individuals and our programs as chapte rs in the scholarship area. If the expe rien ce of a semester h as taught us new lessons, revealed weaknesses o r pointed up strong points , that expe rien ce should be used to the fullest adva ntage in the time that remains in the colle ge year.

If this is done, there is every reason to believe that the 1963 Scholarship Repo rt will exceed that made this year, and t h at the accomplishments of the individuals who made it SO will playa vital part in making their campuses better today and our world a better pla ce tomorrow

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"She is a 1Iumber 0/ Pi Bela Phi Sor orily"-

Jacquelyn Jeanne Mayer Illinois Epsilon

Miss America 1963

Chee rs formed a background fo r Miss America Pagea nt emcee Bert Park 's repeated announcement t hat "Jacque lyn Jeanne Mayer, Miss Ohio, is ou r new Miss America ," when another voice s li pped onto the air with, "She is a member of Pi Beta Phi So ro ri ty."

Those words from a Pi Phi siste r, M ar il yn Van Derbur, 1958 Miss America, brought a breat hl ess thri ll to thousands of Pi Phis ac ross the nation on September 8, 1962. Th e specia l kins hi p deve loped in so ro rity siste rh ood formed a background of its own f or a g reat, co ll ective feel in g of immeas ura b le pride and happ iness that one of Pi Phi 's own h ad agai n been judged the epitome of fine young woman · h ood.

A m essage of cong ratu lations in th e name of the Fraternity fr o m th e Grand President went out im· mediately and arrived with those from Illin ois Eps il o n sisters and bales of ot h ers.

J ac ki e Maye r of Sandusky, Ohio , had pledged Pi Beta Phi at Northwestern University in 1960 and was initiated in 1961. This versatile young woman, wh o w as to know unanimous approval as a Mi ss Am e ri ca ca ndid ate. came to Pi Phi from a warm and h appy home, o n t he h eels of an outstanding hi g h sc hoo l ca reer and an unusual expe ri ence as an Am e ri · can Fi e ld Service Student in Au stria. She interrupted he r co ll ege ca reer in 196 1 to accept an in vi tat ion to trave l fo r a year with F red Warin g and hi s P e nn · sylva ni ans.

L1st summ e r she won the Miss V acat ion land title that led to an}' entry in the M iss Ohio contest- and sudde nl y the path of Jac ki e M aye r took a momentous turn towa rd the threshold of i nte rn at iona l recog n ition and fame when she was named M iss O hi o and thus designated her state 's representative to the Mi ss Am e ri ca Pageant.

On winning th e Mi ss Ohi o tit le, J ackie Mayer h ad confessed to a dream held from ch ildhood-t h at of winning her state" s top beauty and persona lity title and with it a chance to compete for the Miss Amer· ica hono r. The fact t hat both dreams did come true for this love ly haze l-eyed, brunette daughter of Beve eli e and Jack M ayer, is due in large measure to the fact that she didn't leave the development o f th at eventua li ty pu re ly to wis h ing.

Bl essed with much natural beauty. a keen mind and musical talent, sh e had worked resolutely through the years to gua rd t h e beauty t hrough selfdiscipline, to broaden and deepen t he mind through study and v ica rious learning, and to develop the ta lent through practice and h ard work.

Coincidentally these are the att ributes that writers often associate with the building of the great nation Jackie Mayer now rep resents They also reflect ideals underlying the fraternity system o f which she is a part. The kn ow led ge of their embodiment in her life and career adds a deeper meaning for many in those words, "Sh e is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority."

Along th e ramp before millions of televi si on vlewen and the ludge,

AS A CONTESTANT .

A Girl Wi

by Jill

Sudden ly she was no longe r J ackie M aye r, a 20 year o ld girl who cou ldn't decide for h erse lf whether to co ntinu e to t ravel wit h Fred W a rin g and h is Pen n· sy lvanians o r to return to Northwestern University in t h e fa ll of '62; for now sh e was " Mis s America," J ac'lue lyn J eanne M aye r, th e Am erican idea l of wo m anh ood and reign in g beauty of t he world. H e r l ife was n o longer h e r own and for a full year sh e would h ave to disca rd h er previous p lans in o rd e r to become t h is shining goddess of beauty, talent and pe rsona l ity.

Alm ost imm ediately afte r M aria Bea le Fletcher pla ce d th e cove ted crown o n J ackie ' s h ead, s he was spirited away to her room which was flanked by a gua rd k eepi ng a nig ht' s vigil at her door, She was pe rm itted to see h er famil), for a brief time and t hen was left in a sort of solitary confinement. Th at night th e d elegat io ns f rom O hi o and Te xas ce lebrated h er winning b)' throwing a big impromptu party, com· p lfte with a band, in the downstairs lobby of Jackie'S motel. J ackie's younger siste r, Beth , e ntertained the g u ests by singing a few se lections. Al so Gerry Toti , a so loist fr o m t h e W a rin g g ro up , s h ared hi s talent wit h the ex h ube rant crowd. And at the same tim e, in t h e same bu ildin g, the mi ss ing gues t of h o nor sat a lone in h e r room, munching on a h amburge r and a m alt, aware o f t h e tumu ltuous party that was being give n in her h ono r, but unable to attend due to pageant policy,

Th e few week s between h e r Ohio victory and the subseque nt trip to Atlanti c City were fi ll ed with hecti c activity for the brunette miss. She was advised by Atlanti c City officials to chan ge h er talent se lection. For t h e Ohio contest sh e h ad given the dramatic reading from st. J oan. Because this piece had been done so many times in the past and had been butchered almost as frequently as it had been perfo rmed, it w as felt that even if she were ab le to perform it well, it would be an automatic st rik e agai nst h e r Th us J ackie was prompted to ch ange her selection. This problem pro\'ed eas)' to so lve, as Mrs. M aye r, j ackie's mother, ,,"'rote a new talent sketch for her daught e r whi ch incorpo rated a bit of singing, dancing, and dramatic reading talent. Thi s seemed to be a geni us p l an, as it manifested j ackie's versatile ta lent capacit)'.

Th e week befo re the pageant began , Jackie went to New Y o rk City to confer with her aunt, a p rominent fashion designer, on her wardrobe plans She and h er aunt spent endless hours visiting the many famous fashion salons and finally Ceil Chapman joined their ranks and the three women plotted the meticulous fashion course which Jackie was to fol · low Th e)' selected one unifying color, spanish red, which Jackie wore as often as possible Her inter-

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view dress, bathi ng suit and talent cocktai l dress were a ll spanish red, a co lo r that se rv ed to acce ntuate Jackie's lovely tan and made the most of her dark co lo r ing.

Wh ile in Atl antic City, s he shared a suite with the vivacious " Mi ss T exas," Pe nny Lee Rudd . She and J ac ki e became friends a nd spent the enti re pageant week in close co n tact with each other Th ey both adopted jello as thei r main dish for eve ry meal. Th ey requested so much jello t h at the motel had to make a specia l o rd e r and provision so that th ese two young ladies could h ave their desired jello d iets.

Jackie's officia l chaperone for t h e week was h e r mother, who was he r co nsta nt compa ni on day a nd night. She was responsible for j ackie's safety and regimentation. J ackie, lik e the ot he r 51 co nt estants, was not permitted to speak to any mal es, not even to her own (ather.

The pageant week was ri go rous Ja ckie ope nly admits t h at her yea r of travel with t h e W a rin g g roup was of imm easu rabl e help as f a r as culti va tin g t h e enviab l e social po ise whic h she possesses.

Upon meeting J ac ki e, one wo uld n ot find h e r to be an extrove rt. H e r ge neral mood is quiet and reo served. H e r se lf compos ure enab les her to meet a lm ost any s itu atio n with a se rene ch ar m She mig h t be described by a pe rso n a l friend as a true lady, since re, ge nuin e, an d as loya l a friend as anyone m igh t ever wis h to have. She radiates wa rmt h a nd since ri ty.

Within a month s h e and h e r two fema le ch ap· erones were to trave l to London and Paris w h ere she would make persona l appearances. Around Oc· tober 25th s he was to appear in Chicago, but wheth e r she would be ab l e to escape f o r a brief visit wit h h e r Northwestern friends a nd Pi Phi s isters was doubtful. She is simply not permitted to deviate from her carefu ll y planned sch edu le.

H e r h eadqua rters a re in N e w Y o rk City w h e re s he ope rates out of the P a rk lane H otel. All h e r p h o n e ca ll s and mail are scree ned. She rece ives h und reds of marriage proposa ls weekly, and ado rin g letters fr om sm all children wh o beg for an a utog rap he d ph ot og rap h o r a lette r fo r th e ir sc ra p book.

J ackie was t h e on ly " Mi ss A me ri ca" in the en tir e hi story of the pagea nt who eve r received t he un a nimous vote of a ll the judges.

J ackie's very nature is not presumptuous o r pompous. She never has conside red h e rse lf a "fem me fatale" nor one ext reme ly endowed with good looks. She hopes to return to Northwestern next fall to finish her college education and to h ead for a se rious ca reer in drama. H e r name appear ing with those of the immortal sta rs of Broadway may eventual ly be· come a rea lity, for as Arl e n e D a hl said o f Jackie "This girl was born with stars in h er e}·es."

THE WINNER

Crown e d by 1962 ' s M ill Americ a , Maria Beale FI.tch.r , . AS

Singing for he' Miss America "s upper " in final talent competition

The Story of a Pi Phi

by Beverl i. Buck Mayer

J acquelyn Jeanne Mayer was born on a hot August 20, 1942 , just about the time most of the nurses were off to lun ch and at Good Samaritan Hospital in Sandusky, Ohio, so that father Jack thought for a while he was going to be the chief obstetrician. She was the seco nd child, following a two year old brother Lynn , and was named for her father and her brot her, with he r second name for her on ly cousin on Daddy's side, She was a very active child; by the time she was nine months old she was walking . The on ly thing that did not come quick ly was speech, because for three years she used only vowel sounds and climbed to get h er wants fu lfi ll ed when peop le did

not understand her. At five s he started tap dancing lessons, which continued for thirteen yea rs, augmented by five years of ballet with Kay Lutes, who is the leading teacher of the Cecchetti method of ballet training in this area. School to Jackie was fun, and with a certa in amount of studying s he managed to make good g rades . She a lways loved to sing, and since Mother is a music teacher, she began her piano lessons at home . When she reached junior high , she also took clarinet and in hig h school added bassoon to her accomplishments.

Her first dramatic role was as a seve n year old in the Harlequin's ( Sandusky 's little theater group) production of "The Great Big D oorstep." This she loved. and each year pestered to be in another show . Her g reatest playtime activity was putting on "shows" .. . after cowboys, for she was a horse fan without ever owning a horse . Her assortment of play pistols and gu n holde rs rivaled any boy 's in the neighborhood . In hig h school , besides four years of band, she was the soloist for the dance band and filled in as

accompanist on occasion. As a sophomore she was selected for A Cappella Choir and the following year made the exclusive Key Notes group and Octet. She was one of four freshm e n chosen for Swan Club , the synchronized swimming group whose yearly show p lays to so ld -o ut houses.

Her g rea test honor in high school was to be chosen by the Am erican Field Service as the first Sandusky H igh student for the winte r Am e ricans Abroad prog ram. On a month 's notice, with French as he r background language, Jackie mastered enough German to sail for her six-month stay at the home of Dr . and Mrs . Bruno Sitka in K apfenbe rg, Austria . H ere she mad e many new and dea r friends, the best o f wh o m was rrmi Sitka ; and here she l earned to think as an international wit h a firm belief in American democratic princip les.

After her return to her Ameri can home, she was accepted as a Freshman at Northwestern. Th e first week w as that mad period kn own as Rush Week. Ja ckie met many lovely gi rls in various sororities and beca me more and more co nfu se d about which o ne to pledge. She had sought help in making up her mind . Mother had belonged to a loca l at Baldwin·Wallace, so this was no help. I remember te lling her to look for girls with similar interests and to try to eva lu ate the group by the co mpos ite picture o r impression the gi rls made upon her . One set of girls had this, another had th at, and then she said, "Mothe r, there are seve ral Ameri ca n Field Service students in the Pi Phi house." I reminded Jackie how difficult it was to be chosen as an AFS student, how the students were sorted, sifted, and screened for these scholars hips. Then I suggested she go to bed Wedn esday ni g ht and sleep on it Jackie always said that she went to bed Wednesday night not knowing what to do and awoke the next morning with the ce rt ain knowledge that she should g ive Pi Phi her first choice. Jackie has a strong inner faith that helps her in difficult times-<all it what yo u will , a feminine intuition, a guiding li g ht. a Divine Powe r. It is there, and she believes in it and trusts it For this is what made he r a Pi Phi , this is what led her to accept Fred Warin g's offer to be a Penn · sylvanian last year, and this is the magic that carried her victoriously through Miss Vacationland , Miss Ohio, and now Miss America .

Jac ki. waf already 100kln. up at th e age of five.

HONO R STU D ENTS 1961-1962

It is the fraternity 's p rivi lege to acknowledge and commend its members who distinguished themselves with h igh scho lastic honors during the year 196 16 2. In so doing, th ey have upheld o ne of the highest ideals of Pi Beta Phi . It is re g rettable th at twen ty chapte rs f ailed to fil e a report, and that some very worthy scholars are n ot li sted for this reaso n Fift een of the ot her eig hty-ei g ht chapte rs reported no such honors this yea r.

The f o llowing breakd o wns are given to recognize the three chapte rs and p rovinces having the larges t number o f members in each category. In some cases more than three are li sted because o f existing ties .

CHAPTE RS

Phi Beta Kappa-Penns ylvan ia Gamma 4, Fl o rida Beta 4, Missour i Alpha 3, Id aho Alph a 3 Phi Kappa Phi- Montana Al pha 6, Idaho Alpha 4, Maine Al pha 3, Illin ois Eta 3, Oregon Beta 3 Other bonoraries-Indiana Zeta 7, Illinois Eta 6, Arkansas Alph a 6, Kans as Alpha 6 Honor Gradua tes-Ve rmo nt Alpha 7, Connectirut Al pha 7, Pennsylvania Gamma 6, Wisconsin AI· pha 6, T exas Alpha 6, Mo ntana Alpha 6

P RO VINCES

Provinces ha ving 100 % of chapters reportingAlph a, Zeta, Xi , Omicron and Pi.

Members elected to H o nor Soc ieties - Omicron 18, Jota 17, Beta 15.

Members g raduated with h o nors- Alpha 2 1, Kappa 19. Zeta 14.

La rgest number o f membe rs elected to Hon o r Societies and / or g raduated with H o nor s-Alpha 32, Omicron 26. Zeta 25, Xi 25.

Compa rat ive tota ls f o r the la s t three years are shown in the tab le be lo w. Figures in parentheses indicate th e number o f chapters reporting ho nored members.

1959-60 1960 -6 1 196 1-62

Phi Beta Kappa 52 44 53

Phi K app a Phi 47 40 37

Other h o no rarie s 29 47 71

H o no r Graduates 153 11 8 143

T ota l 281 (70) 250 (64) 304 (73)

The fraternity cong ratu lates th ose wh ose name appears o n t he chapte r H o no r Roll below and wishes them G'Very su ccess that such honor s hou ld make possible fo r t hem

H ELENA DI N GLE M OORE NA TIO NA L SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRltfAN

These Are The Pride of Pi Beta Phi

Adr len Tuflt , Michigan aeta , Phi a e ta Kappa and Ph i Kappa Ph i.

MAINE ALPHA

CHAPTER HONOR ROLL

ALP H A PROV I NCE

Phi Kappa Ph i-Ru th K imball , Rosemary leonard, Alice M cK iel

Other honoraries- Rosemary Leo nard

H ono r Graduates-Ruth Ki mba ll , with distin ction , Rosemary with distin ction , A lice M cK ie l, wilh disl inct io n

NOVA SCOTIA ALPHA

Ho nor Graduat e-M a ry Ann Sta rr ak, with ho nors

VERMONT ALPHA

Phi Beta K appa - Eli zabeth Barkentin , Bo nnie Boyd

H o nor Gradu a tes-E li zabeth Bark e ntin , V aledic to ri an, mag na cum l au de , Bo nn ie Boyd, Saluta t o r ia n , cum laude, M ar ianne Gallagher , cum laud e, K are n M ac l e llan , cum la ude, Ann e Th o rn ton, cum laud e, J a net You ng , cum laude, Jacqu eli ne Ross, cum laude

MASSACHUSETTS BETA

Ph i Ka ppa Ph i- Linda Griffin

Othe r ho norar ies- Linda Gr iffin

H o nor Graduates- l inda Griffin , cum laude, Judith Ke ll ey, cum laude, V irgi n ia Ve nt i, cum laude

CONNECTICUT ALPHA

Phi Kappa Phi-Carol Wilson , M a rgue rite V an D yke

Other honoraries-Elaine Perk ins

H o no r Gradu ates-Caro l Lee Wil so n, hi JZ h ho no rs Pa tri cia Kun cik, ho no rs, H a rri e t honors, El ai ne Perk i ns , ho nors, J acq ue li ne Ste nstr om, hono rs , M arguerite V an D yke, ho nors, Susa n Whi tin g, ho nors

BETA PROVINCE

NEY YORK DELTA

Phi Beta Kappa- M yrl Reaugh

Phi Kappa Phi - Pat Carli n

Other honoraries-Pat Carli n , Elizabeth Schomo

H o nor Graduat e- Pat Carli n, with dis t incti on

PENNSYLVANIA BETA

Ph i Beta Kappa - Ann e Wagner

PENNSYLVANIA GAMMA

Phi Beta Kappa - Barbara Grove , Frances Enseki, Eli zabeth H ammo nd , Carol J o nes

Other ho nora ries- Jan e Bidwell, Fra nces Enseki, Harriet H ard ing, Ellen H asenritter, Carol V iUopique

H o no r Gradua tes- Frances Enseki, magna c um laude, Vir· ginia Fros t, cum laude, Barba ra Grove, summa cum laude Elizabeth H ammond. magna cum laude, Carol J ones: magna cum laude, Caro l V illopique , c um laude

PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON

Phi Beta K appa- Ly nn Stevens

GA MMA PROV INCE

OHIO ALPHA

Phi Beta Kappa - Rebecca Co n erman, Barbara Wise

OHIO BETA

H o nor Graduates-Jane Conyers, summa cum laude, Sarah D iehl, cum laude, June Li\ely , cum laude

OHIO EPSILON

Phi Kappa Ph i-Sa ndra Underwood

H onor Graduates- Sandra Cnderwood , cum laude, Carol Wargo, cum laude

1961·62

OHIO ZETA

Ph i Beta Kappa- Pat Fritzlen

Other hono raries-Judy M ork, Ja ckie M iller Jo Reinhert

H onor Graduat es- Pat Fri tzle n, magna cum laude, ge neral hono rs

DELTA PROVINCE

MARYLAND BETA

G radua tes- J ea n with hon o r, Linda Poo re , With ho no r, Bunny Ross , wJl h ho nor

D.C. ALPHA

H o no r Graduat e-Isabel D a"it's, spec ial hono rs in H is to r y

VIRGINIA GAMMA

Phi Beta K appa-Na ncy V an Schreeven

NORTH CARO LINA ALPHA

Phi Bet a Kappa- Betti Brown

H o no r Graduates-Be tti Brown , with ho nor, Ann e M axwell, wi th ho no r

SOUTH CAROLINA ALPHA

Phi Beta Ka ppa- Patty An n Whit loc k, Va l Jean D e rr ick

H on o r Gradu ates- V al J ean D e rr ick magna cum laude Pa tty Wh i tl ock, c um laude , Lana Bell , cum laude, M cCartney, cum laude

E P SIL ON PROVI NCE

MICHIGAN ALPHA

Other honoraries-M arily n Laverty Charlene Ridley

H onor G r adua tes-J ane H enderso n, salu ta to ri a n mag na c um laude, Coila An de r son, cum laude '

MICHIGAN BETA

Phi Be ta Kappa- Adrian Tufts

Phi Kappa Phi- Adri an Tuft s

H o no r Graduates- Sally Furnas , with h igh disti ncti o n Andrea Roge rs, with distinctio n , Ad ria n Tufts with high distinction '

MICHIGAN GAMMA

H o nor Graduates-Janet Nernath, cum laude, Judith Sibert, cum laude, Sharon Sn aka rd , cum laud e, A lexand ra W alczyk, cum laude, Lynda Wolfinger, cum laude

MICHIGAN DELTA

H o no r Gradua tes-Ba rbara Gardner, cum laude, Charle ne Adams, cum laude

ZETA PROV INCE

INDIANA ALPHA

Other ho no raries-Geo rgia Bullard , Jane Dema ree

H o nor Gradua tes-Geo rgia Bullard, mag na cum laude J a ne D emaree, valedic to ri an , mag na c um laude, Wa lt ers, cum laude

INDIANA BETA

Phi Beta Kappa-Janice Nieland

INDIANA GAMMA

Phi Kappa Phi-Judith Gray

H o no r Graduates-Judith Gral'. with hono r, Ann Stewart. with ho no r

INDIANA DELTA

Hono r Graduates- Barbara Ann Barri ck, with highest dist inction , Janet Jarrell . with distinction. Lois M offi t, with disllnction , Barbana Tenzer, with distin cti on

I ND I ANA EPS ILO N

H onor Gnduates-Suunne Charbonn eau, wi th disti nctio n, Nancy H orner. wi th distinc t io n, Kaye Lewis , with d.istinction. Barbara Ehni , wi th distinction , Sue Dodge, With disti nction

INDI A NA Z ETA

Othe r honora r ies-! aocylee Cambrid te, G lo ri a T oble r, Betty H untoo n , Lelia K irkley, Sue P iueng e r, Sunn)' Ll oy d Carolee Atkinson

ETA PROVINCE

TE NNESS EE ALPHA

Other honoraries- M ar lene Wri ,s: ht

H o no r Gradu a te-M arlene Wr i,/ol ht , ho nors

TENNESSEE BETA

Phi Beta Kappa-S hirl ey McC ullou,lolh , Linda Loy

Other ho no raries- Lind a Loy

TENNESS EE GAMMA

Other hononrics- Lind a Swa nson

T E NNESSE E DELTA

Other honoraries-Ella Doyle

THETA PROV I N C E

ALABAMA ALPHA

Phi Beta Kappa-J a n Gober, Betty Luttre ll

H onor Graduates-Jan Gober, cum laude, Betty Luttrell , cum laude

ALABAMA BETA

Ph i Beta Kap pa-J o y Cla rk. Carol

FLORIDA BETA

Phi Be ta Kappa- Fr ancis Exum, Mrs. T M Fi sher, Gai l Gillespie, Gl en da Po we rs

Other ho no ra ri es-Gai l Gillespie , Linda Mi ller

H o no r Graduates- Fran cis Exum , c um laud e, Gail G i llespie, cum la ude

lO T A PROV INCE

ILLINOIS BETA·DELTA

Phi Beta Kappa-Ja ne Aa rn es

ILLINOiS E PSILON

P hi Beta Kappa- Ju di th Bauern fei nd , Gl o ria Lcgv o ld

H o no r G radua tes-Ju di th Baue rnfe ind , w i th highest distinction , Mary Ea to n, with di stinct io n, Sandra Po well , with disti nct io n

ILLI N OiS ZETA

Phi Be ta Kap pa - K a re n Ri chard son , Barba ra Sta n ley

Phi Kapp a Phi - Ka ren Ri cha rdso n , Barbara Stanley

Other honorari es- Judy H aski ns, Ealine An de rso n

ILLINOiS ETA

Ph i K appa Ph i-Pa t r ic ia Maj or, Sharo n Skidmore. Na ncy

Guy

Other honoraries- P at ri cia M a jo r, Sharon Skidm o re , N a ncy

Guy , Nancy Rice. Rosa lin d Cordts

H o nor Graduates- Patr icia M ajor, summa c um laude, Sha ro n Skidmo re, summa cum laude

KAPPA PROV IN CE

WI SCONSIN ALPHA

Phi Beta Kappa- Lynn Va n fleet

Hono r Graduates- a ncy Natwick sc- ni o r hig h honon, M ary Jo Dallic h senior honors, Sandy Gerland , senior honors, Ali ce K uja th , sen io r ho nors, Mary M cCa rter, senio r ho nors, Lynn Van Fleet, sen ior ho nors

WIS CONSI N BETA

H o no r G radua tes-Aclttn Johanson . Valedictorian, magna cum laude, Susa n J. Phillips, c um laude

WIS CONSIN GAMMA

Ho no r Graduates- M ary H elocher , with high ho nors and c um lau de. Johanna Herr , cum laude

MANITOBA ALPHA

Other bo noraries- M argare t Mu ir head

H o nor Gra dua tes- Li nda M cMill a n t.: n iversity Silver Medal. Fran Ru sse ll , 5e(ond class ho nors, Susan BUAAey, seco nd class ho nors, She lagh D wyer, seco nd class ho nors, Nan Stewart , seco nd class ho no rs

NORTH DAKOTA ALPHA

Oth e r ho no raries-J udith Paus. Kathleen Ch r isfl' nse n

Ho no r Gradu ates-ju di th Pau s, cum la ude, Ka thl een Christen se n, cum lau de

ALBERTA ALPHA

H o no r Graduate- Ali te Pay ne, cum laude

LAMBDA PROVINCE

MISSO U RI ALPHA

Phi Beta Kap pa - M a rth a Freema n, D onna Le wis, Ph oebe

T oalso n

MISSOURI GAMMA

Other hono ra ries- El ai ne \'(l ard

Ho no r Grad ua tes- M elinda Adams, w ith dis tin ctio n Nath. a li e Smith , with distin cti o n '

ARKANSAS ALPHA

Other h ono ra ries-Judy Edwards , Sa nd ra Yates Jane Ki tche n, M a tta lou Rot h, An d rea Antho n y, J udy Newman

H o nor Graduate-Caro lyn Smi th , ho n ors in Hi sto ry

LOUISIANA ALPHA

Ph i Beta Kappa-J oa n Gueymard

LOUISIANA BETA

Phi Ka ppa Ph i- Brent Fen et

Oth e r ho no ra ries- Rosemary Fl e ming, M ary Sharman

H o no r Gradua te-Ann M arie Johnson , c um la ude

MU PROVINCE

KANSAS ALPHA

Ph i Beta Kappa-Sue Cross

Othe r ho no ra ries- Lynn M ag nu son, J ay ne Seymour , M ar t y Rowe, a ll y Ho lmes, Sara Pfieffe r. Sue Cross Graduates-Marcia Casey , with ho no rs, Sue Cross , With ho no rs, Carolyn Gist , with h o no rs, Donn a Stuber , with hig hes t distinction, M artha Rowe, with disti ncti o n

KANSAS BETA

Ph i Kappa Ph i- Jean ette M a rs h, M a ry Sn ider

H o no r Graduat es-Sa ra H ybs kmann , Jea nette M a rsh , Geni a M a ngelsdorf

NU PROV INCE

OKLAHOMA ALPHA

Phi Be ta Kappa - Cynthia Curtis

H o nor Graduate s- Di ane Cay lo r, with distinction , Jea n Noble , with distinction

OKLAHOMA BETA

Phi Kappa Ph i-J a ne Purl ee, Sue Suffield

TEXAS ALPHA

Ph i Be ta Kappa-Nancy Cotton , Elizabeth Hod,s:t"s

H ono r Gca.duates-! ancy Cotlon, with high ho no rs , Tamara Baird, with honors. El izabeth H odges, with

honors, Carolyn Kerr, with honors . M argaret Pa ce, with honors , Louie Woodward. with honors

TEXAS BETA

Honor Graduate-Tom Espy. with honors

TEXAS GAMMA

Phi Kappa Phi - Sharon Wileman XI PROVINCE

COLORADO ALPHA

Phi Beta Ka ppa- Anne

Other honorarics- Anne EIOOn

H o nor Graduate-Ann e Lingle, with dis tinct ion

COLORADO BETA

Phi Beta Kappa - Ann Fortner, Di ana Howe

COLORADO GAMMA

Phi Kappa Phi-Janet Laman

H onor Graduates- Nancy Dodd , high distinctio n , Janet Laman, distinction

WYOMING ALPHA

Phi Beta Kappa - Loeta Heil

UTAH ALPHA

Phi Beta K appa- Karen Rosenbaum

H onor Graduates- Kare n Rosenbaum , with high honors, Judy Ralphs , with high hon o rs, Nancy Foll and, with high honon

MONTANA ALPHA

Phi Kappa Phi - Geraldine Blackman, Helen Coffman, M arjorie D eWi t, Hel en Hagen , Karen J oh nson, Marjorie Mattso n

H o n o r Graduates- H e len Coffman, wi th honors, M arjorie D eWit, w ith h onors, H ele n H age n, wit h h ono rs, Claudia Haskin , with honors , K aren J o hn so n, with honors, M arjorie Mattso n, with ho nors

OM ICRON PROVINCE

WASHINGTON ALPHA

Other honoraries- M a riJ yn M ills

PHI BETA KAPPA

WASHINGTON BETA

Phi Beta Kappa- Marth a M illa rd H onor Graduate-Martha to'l illard. with ho nor

WASHINGTON GAMMA

Other honoraries-M ary Brown, Ivanna H anlin, Martha H oyt

H o n or Graduate-Judy Co rd sen, with honors

OREGON BETA

Phi K appa Phi - Nancy Ad ams, Sue Briggs, Su e Goeller

Other honoraries- Nancy Adams, Deanna Epps

OREGON GAMMA

H o n or Graduates- Marian H auke, with h o n ors, Marcia Ruby , wit h honor, Judy Smith, w ith honor

OREGON DELTA

Other ho n ora ries--M ary H ibbs

IDAHO ALPHA

Phi Beta Kappa- Barbara Brooks, Charlene M cFarland , Peggy Phillips I

Phi K appa Phi-Ja n Al de n, Barbara Brooks, Charlene McFarla nd , Peggy Phillips

H onor Graduates-Jan Ald en , cum laude, Peggy Phillips , (um laude, Charlene M cFarland , cum laude

PI PROVINCE

CA LIFORNIA GAMMA

H ono r Graduate-Mary Linda Woods, cum laude

CA LI FORNIA DELTA

Other honoraries-Jeanne H avert

CA LIFORNIA EPS ILON

Hon o r Graduates- G ladys Collier, hi g h ho n ors, M arche ll c FoX' , high honors , Mary Sc hr oeder, with distinction, Sydney Shook, with distinction

ARIZONA ALPHA

Other h o noraries- Chryssee Perry, Barbara Drew, Patti Cohn , Carole Raymond

H o n o r Graduate-Chryssee Perry , with h o nor

Mary Helscher WiKon,in r

Jank. Nieland IncHana B

Sue Herr WIIC onsin r

Gloria 0 Welch Legvold lIIinoi' E

Leoda Hen Wyom ing A

Ann Lauro. Fortn.r Colorado B

PHI BETA KAPPA

Faith Ford Tuas A

lettle .rown North Carolina A.

Lynn Hommond Pennsylvania r

Vol Jean DelTick South Corolina A.

EIlIobeth Macey Hodges 'eKa. A

Potty Wh itlock South Carolina A.

Susan Klttridge Fish., Florida B

Lindo loy Tenne"ee B

PHI BETA KAPPA

Bonnie Boyd Vermon' A

lynn Morbel Stevens Pennsylvanio E

Donna W. lewi. Missouri A

Coral E. Jones Pennsylvanio r

Rebecca Cotterman Oh io A

Barbara Wis. Ohio A

Diona Howe Colorado B

Elizabeth L. Barll:entin Vermont A

PHI BETA KAPPA

Sue Croll Kansa. A

Connie Millard Wa.hington B

letty Luttre' Alabama A

Nancy Jean Colte n Texa. A

Patr icia Frltzlen Oh io Z

No,.n Rosenbaum Utah A

PHI KAPPA PHI

Sharon S'remmel Wilemon Texa. r

Gerakli ack n Montana A

Janie Parl.e Oklahoma B

Alice McK le 1 Moine A

Sue Suffield Oklahoma B

Ann Wagn.r ' nn.ylvania B

luth Kimba ll Mo in e A

Br e nt Fe ne t Lou i iana A

PHI KAPPA PHI

Nancy Guy IlIinoi , H

J. Gray Indiana r

Sharon Skidmore IIlIno ll H

Uncia M Griffin Malloch" •• ", B

Pat Malor IIIlnol. H

Jeanne"_ S Marsh KanIa. B

Jan loman Colorado B

Mary Sue 5nlckr KonlGl B

PHI KAPPA PHI

Koren Johnlon Montano A

Nancy Adami Ore90n B

Sue .r1991 O'-sJ0n B

Marior l. MaHlo" Montana A

Su. Gael'-, O,..on B

Helen Coffman Montana A

Hel.n Hog.n Montana A Morto," DeWIl Montana A

OTHER HONORARIES

Sally Holm •• KonlGl A "'I Alpha Th.ta

Ela ine Ward Mlnour l r Skiff

And," Anthony AtkanlO. A Kappa o.lta p,

Deana Epp. O,egon B Omicron Ny

Jane Kikhen Arkansas A Alpha Ep.ilon 0.110

Ro se mary l ith Le onard Maine A Om icron Nu

Jeann e Havert Californ ia 4. Om icron Nu

OTHER HONORARIES

Nancy llc. illinois n Pi Mu Th.ta

Chrys ' try

Aril.ono A

Pi D.lta Ph i

Lynn Magnu son Ka ns a A Delta Ph i D.lta

losallnd Cordt Illinois H Pi Mu Th.ta

Jane Ann Dema,.. Ind iana A Alpha Soc iety

Marty lowe Kansas APi Lambda Th.ta

OTHER HONORARIES

Judy Mork Oh io Z

Alpha lambda Delta pr•• id.nt

Gloria J Tobl.r Indiana Z Kappa Delta Pi

Judy Ha.kin. lliinoi. Z Kappa D.lta PI

Nancyree Cambridge Indiana Z Kappa D.lta P'

Sunny Lloyd Indiana Z Alpha Ph i Gamma

Jackie Miller Oh io Z Alpha lambda O.lta .ecretary

Jo "'nhart Ohio Z Alpha lambda Delta tr ea'Ur.r

Sue 'ittenger Indiana Z Kappa Delta ' 1

lula Klrkl Indiana Z Sigma Tau O.lta

Ann Elbon Colorado A.. Pi lambda Theta

Kan sa s lI e ta 's new home

Cl im ax in g seve ral exc it ing years of plannin g, building, and deco rating by the acti \'es and a lum n:.e o f the K ansas Beta chapte r of Pi Beta Phi , the new four -s tory Pi Beta Phi sorority hou se wa s officia lly dedicated Saturday, October 13, 1962, by the nati o nal president, Mrs. Ali ce Weber Man sfie ld Construction on the Frenc h Regency h ome, loca ted at 1819 Todd Road, Man hatta n, Kansas, was begun June 1, 1961; howe ver, the l ot w as purchased in 1958 and the o ri g in al p l ans for the new home were drawn during Th e o ld chapter h ouse, located at D en ison and sold to 1he Lambda Chi Alph a fraternity , was vacated by the women Jun e I, 1962. W o lfenbarger and A ssoc iates o f M a nhatt an were the architects, while the gene ral co ntractors were Smith, T oo thacher and Nolder. The electrical contractors we re Y eo and Truby, and the plumbing wa s furnished by Powell Brothers, all of Manhatt an Mrs . Joe Price of Price Ru gs and Draperies , O ver · land Park, K ansas, was the interi o r decor ator. The square foot lawn was landscaped by the Blu evi ll e Nursery. Contract pri ce of the home wa s listed at $3 25,000.

The Frcoch Regency home with a mansard roof is co mpletely air cond iti oned and houses 60 gi rl s plu s the house mo ther . T he exte ri o r, Arkansas white bri ck with black wroug ht iron deco rations, utilizing the Pi Beta Phi symbo l , the a rrow, appears on the ba lcony, door panels, and stairways. Black wro ug ht iron lamps offset the extended front porch. Four floors comprise the elegantly furnished home . Pink marble fl oo rs , whi ch highlight the ent rance, co ntrast with the da rk cherry furniture uph o lstered in soft rose and pale blue . Leading in from the back pati o, th e terra ce room is a popula r pla ce to play b ridge o r listen to the ste reo set before dinn e r. The terrace room features the p ink marble floor and two trophy cases built into mahogany paneling .

A whi te g rand piano sets a luxuri o us atmosphere in the living roo m, decorated in shades of green and blue _ The cut stone firepla ce, set into mahogany

New Pi Ph KANSAS STATE

p ane ling , is flanked by large built -in bookcases. H and painted double -s heer curtains extend from the cei ling to the celodan carpeting.

Three ltali an go ld ca nd elabras and ind i rect lamps li g ht the dinin g room, which can seat 100 persons at one time . Th e ten cherry dinner tables feature formica tops. Pal e blu e broca de drapes co mpl ement the ivory and light blue walls and th e i,'ory vinyl tile floors . Th e comp lete ly sta inl ess stee l efficiency kitchen was designed exp li c itly for coo kin g for la rge numbers of people . Three electric ovens, a gas stove, and the deep frier assure maximum ove n space. Th e metal sto ra ge cabinets ha ve stain less stee l tops . The ext ra large refrigerator featu res f o ur co ld storage compartments . Four stainless steel sinks, one for the h ead cook, another for the second coo k, the third for the houseboys and the las t in the d is hwashing a rea. are loca ted in sepa rat e a reas f o r com'enience. The dishwasher and drier are by H obart. Tw o popula r items with the Pi Beta. Phi w o men a re the ice cube maker and the co ld milk m ac hin e. An outs id e delivery entrance opens into the pantry. A dish storage warmer keeps ho t meals ready until se rvi ce. The quarry tile fl oo r means easier cleaning .

Three roo ms comprise th e hou se mo ther 's suite . Mrs Josephine H aig ht , o f Fa yettev ille, Ark a nsas , is enjoying her first yea r with the Pi Phis . H er li ving room , deco rated in blue and lavende r, f eatu res a small kit c henette for entertaining. A pink tile bath and her bedroom complete her private rooms . Light blue wrought iron stai r rai lin gs with the a rrow design lead to the uppe r floors. The second and third sto ries co nt ai n the bedrooms. There are fifteen rooms on each fl oo r as two gi rl s share each room . Every bedroom conta in s a studio co uch , desk, built-in chest of drawers and a double closet. The rooms host i ndi vidua l co lor schemes, and the p resident's roo m is decorated in the Pi Bet a Phi colors, wine and blue . Two sleeping do rms on each floor (C OII/iltll,d 0 11 pagl' 24)

omes at . • •

OKLAHOMA STATE

A lovely new home welcomed the Okla h oma Betas as they returned to classes t h is fal l. The m embe rs were fi ll ed with exc itement and wonder as th ey tou red t h eir new h om e for the fi rst time. Eac h g irl was overw helmed with gratitude to everyone wh o h ad h e lped make this d ream come t ru e.

The h ouse, bui lt in provincia l style of used b ri ck with w hi te trim, is th e newest one on the campus at Sti ll wate r and will be the new h ome for 72 O k lahoma Beta active m embe rs. The new house had to be big, s impl y to fit the needs of SO many g irl s in one place at o ne time. Y et, by u sin g low beamed ceili ngs a nd div iding its ma in li ving and entertaining a reas into specia l sections, its planners avo id ed a barn- l ik e appea ran ce.

Another surp r ise was the way t h e builders put the huge structu re on the lot with ou t destroying seve ral native e lm s. One e lm is enc ircl ed by a well in t h e front courtya rd a nd ot he rs stand at the edge of t h e back pat io. Th e house is located at F o ur t h and Cleveland, a few b locks from t h e Uni vers ity campus, and as you app roach it, you not ice immediately how the trees frame the h ouse, softe n its steep roof, and sh ade th e paved cou rt ya rd in front.

Th e courtya rd is enclosed by a low b ri ck wall with wooden benches set just inside it. The ya rd is paved in co ncrete squa res set in a diamond pattern with st rips of used brick separa tin g t h em. All th ' movab le furniture in the courtya rd is black wrought iro n . On the lo n g po rch , h oweve r, the sett ees a nd ch airs a re of white wrought iron, as white as th e wood en supports and trim on t h e h ouse itself.

Beautiful dou bl e front doo rs with decorative h andles lead to the inside A co lo r scheme of o ff -w hi te and pale blue and French provincia l furnishings were c h osen fo r the inte ri or. A long ga ll ery run s the width of the hou se just inside the front door, and a lo w used brick wa ll topped with white wooden ba lustrades divides t he ga ll ery from t h e s pacioll s clubroom-cJrdroom beyond.

Like an inverted T , the pink tile paving is used 23

in the gallery and in a st ri p extending between the co mpanion club roo m and ca rd room. These rooms are tw ins a nd a re fu rni shed a lm ost identica ll y. Th o ug h much of the wood is Fre nch p rovinc ia l a n tiqued white wi th go ld trim, there are some tables an d ch ai rs in wa lnut. The quilted built -in divans t h at run t h e width of t h e rooms against the ba lust rades a re done in flowered blue on off-whi te. Both a reas h ave ranch plank floors with soft off-white rugs edged in long fringe . These a re shaped to fit conve rsat iona l g roupi ngs of the furnitur e.

There are en oug h differences, t houg h , to give each a rea individuality. Th e enti re sou th wall of t h e ca rdr oom is fi ll ed with trophi es protected by a g lass fr o nt The backing h e re is of the same flowered blu e fabric used on t he long sofas. In t h e clubroom, it is the pale blu e baby grand piano that catc h es the eye. Fini sh ed to m atc h exact ly the ot h e r lig h t b lu es i n th e room , the piano was presented by Mrs. F E. Stanley of N o wata, Oklahoma.

I f the clubroom -ca rdr oo m has ri ch info rm a li ty, the p a rl o r h as a plush e lega nce. It is sepa rated from th e ot h e r living a reas o nl y by th e ga ll ery, but what a difference in tone. Th e re is t hi ck off-w hit e ca r peting instead of flooring and rugs _ The fabric used at t he wind ows is the same h eavy o ff -w h ite linen as the cafe curtains in t h e ot h e r parts of the house, but it is m ade into full -length d rapes held back by wide self bands Th e co lors, though they stay with in the realm of blues a nd whit es, go in for a wider and deeper scope. Some of th e blues a re a lm ost purple, some a re m ou nt a in blue, a nd som e border on turquoise . Y e t, t h ere is sti ll enoug h of the pale b lu e to reAect the oth er parts of the house. The huge fireplace that nearly fills one wall , t h e h andsome c redenza , the sconces and a dai nt y wroug h t iron cande labr a a ll combine to produce an ai r of t rue gra ndeur

Th e hostess' suite is across t h e hall from the parlo r a nd follows the blue and o ff -w hit e co lo r scheme whi c h is p rett)' as a ba c kgr o und f o r the rnahog.lnr (C Olilitllll'd on 24)

New home of O kl a homa leta

A lice We be r Ma ns fi el d , Gra nd Presid e nt, Virgi nia Voorh e ••

Spe a k. r, Grand Secr. 'a ry and Ro .e McCo lloch Dre le r, Sup .,..., isor of Chap te r His tori es, In li v ing room of the ne w

Ka ns a s 'Be ta chap te r house. Th ey ar e s ta nding besi de th e

A ll ee We b . r Man . fl e ld Bow l, wh ic h Kan sa s Be la w on th is y. ar

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furniture . Th e guest roo m, rese rved mainly for v is iting office rs, opens through double doors from the cardroom and ha s a lo ng window looki ng out onto the back patio.

From the clubroom , folding louvered doors open in to the hu ge dining room. Th e b lu e wainscotted walls and the Rowe red wa ll paper above ec hoes the design o n the living area divan s. The tabl es seat e ig ht g irls eac h and are in walnut w it h matching chairs upholstered in blu e .

The bedrooms for the 72 girls in the three-story house are all decorated in simi lar style with varying co lo r keynotes. The predominating co lo r may be yellow, pink, blue or g ree n, and the drape ri es a nd plaid bedspreads in eac h room b lend with the mai n co lo r A desk and po le lamp for each gi rl and a d resser finished in walnut for each two gi rl s complete the furniture arrangement.

Everywhere th e re are te lep hones in special wall in se ts-a n absolute necessity, as everyone will agree, wh en 72 g irls are l iving together in one house. There is also a loun ge with a coffee urn handy for late hour studying, a laundry room equipped wit h two washers and two dryers , and a sund eck laid in redwood, an added feature for those sun ny Oklahoma days.

M rs_ Phil C. Bennett of Oklah oma City was in charge of the fund drive for the house and worked with professiona l decorators from New York and Chicago on the inte rio r.

Th e house was officia ll y opened just befo re classes started this fall , when hundreds of alumn", throughout Oklah o ma and surrounding states were invited to visit. But, more fun than jwt visiting is living in this lovely house, according to the Oklahoma Pi Beta Phis .

KANSAS STATE

(C Ollli"" t'd from pa ge 22)

ho ld 16 gi rls per dorm The firepr oof rooms have sound-proof acoustical p laste r cei lin gs and brown and wh it e vinyl tile Aoo rs.

Unique to the second Roor is the lounge, which opens onto the serenade balcony that overlooks the f ront po rch . A hairdryer and card tables a re included in the loun ge.

A pink bat h on second and a ye ll ow o n t h ird a re fl oo red with ceramic tile. Special features include fold-out ironing boards and built -in sprayers

A fu ll basement ho lds the furna ce roo m , a lau ndr y roo m featurin g a N o rge washer and dryer, a snack bar, the cook's room, the houseboy' s rooms and adjoining bath , the chapter room and archi ves, the rec reatio n roo m with television, and p rivate g uest room , closet and bath.

The house co rporatio n trustee committee formed the nucleus of the planning g ro up Th ey are M rs. C h arles (Nadine Smith ) Green, president, Mrs . E L. (Lillian Beck) Holton, treasur e r, Mrs T. J. (E la no r Dempsey) Griffith, Mrs Ge rald ( Dorothy K e nda ll ) Smith, secretary, Mrs Ward (J ea n H o lmg ren ) Keller, Mrs Ra lph (Ruthan. Jo nes) Lashbr ook, an d Mrs Chester (E dith O'Bri en ) Brewer, who acted as the chai rman of the h ouse bui ld ing committee. Oth ers who actively ass isted 3re Mrs . Perle (Jean Lawson) Botige r, Mi ss Beve rl y Ha yes, Mrs Ivan W assbe rg, Miss H e len M oo re, and Mrs. Jo hn Buse nbark

For Mrs. E. L. H o lton, a Golden Ar row member and an outstandi ng Pi Beta Phi member, this newest Kansas Beta ho use is the third for which she has co ntributed her tireless efforts. Mrs. H o lto n h as se rved Pi B eta Phi for many yea rs, including 17 years as a nationa l officer. She was the assistant to the nati onal treasurer, the ch airman of the Settlement School Committee and the counse lo r fo r the Ho use Corporation during thi s time. She he lped orga ni ze the fir st Kansas Beta chapte r house, and has been instrumental in bot h t h e bui lding and fur· nishing o f the second and third houses. Mrs . Holton has served as treasurer o f the Kansas Beta Alumnz House Co rporation for many years . It is throug h such o ul standing peop le as Mrs . H o lto n a nd the house corporation trustee co mmittee that the n ew Pi Beta Phi sorority h ouse was finished for fall rush week of 1962 and the women were able to enj oy the new home immediately upon their return to Kansas St at e .

Golden Arrow Pi Phis

Life and Its Problems Have Been Her Challenge

Norma Counci l O'Bannon was initiated into Pi Beta Phi 's Il linois Eta C hapter i n 1912 , F ifty yea rs late r she h ad a role in th e insta ll at io n of the Fraternity's 108th chapt er in the stat e that has been he r home f o r the past 49 years, Mi ssissippi, and said at th at time, " Now, a ft er fifty years of being a Pi Beta Phi , I am eve r thankful for t his ho no r and I st ill say how in sp iring to be a Pi Beta Phi I shall endeavor to be wort hy o f the nam e."

The rem ark ab le record o f leade rship in the fields of educat ion and ot he r civ ic improvement co mpil ed by this G olden Arro w Pi Phi speak out boldly in testimo n y to the f act that she has been truly wo rth y.

A mo dern schoo l in Greenville, Mi ss,. bea rs the name "O 'Banno n Schoo l" in grateful recogni ti on o f her dete rmin ed leade rship in conso l idat in g, improvin g , an d expa nding co lored school facilities in W as hington County, Mi ss., where she has been County Superintendent of Education the past fifteen yea rs

N o rma O'Bannon ca rried the c riti ca l problems o f sca tte red, inadequ ate colored schoo l fa cilities to every g ro up in her area- from the people to th ei r elected rep resentatives in state gove rnment . In twelve years , the program she instigated and perseve red for had resulted in the reducti o n o f the number of co lo red schoo ls from 8 1 to 7. Sh e had in sp ired and chall enged Neg ro teachers to brin g up accreditation from 11 4 be lo w standard li censes to only 9 at present a nd from 38 with bac h elors' degrees to 125 with such degrees and from no tea che rs with maste rs' deg rees to eleven with such degrees .

In he r fifteen years as supe rint end ent nea rl y three millio n dollars h ave been spe nt o n all schoo ls with much of th at coming from bond issues urged b ), Mr s. O'Bannon and her co- wo rkers . Colored schools have evolved from frame, o ne roo m buildings to new brick buildin gs with well C<Juipped and p lant ed ca mpuses-a ll with ca f ete ri as and ce ntral libraries and all hi gh sch oo ls with gyms, auditoriums, shop s, scie nce labo rato ries, business ed ucatio n and homemakin g depart m ent s.

Wh en she wa s nominated for a civic award in 1961 , a f ell ow townsman paid tribute to Dr . O ' Banno n for ,

"Th e treme nd ous improvement brought about, alm os t sing lehand ed ly in co lo red ed ucatio n in W as hin gto n County, particula rl y in schoo l facilities . . . and in upg rad in g qualifications of a ll school teachers ," and he ca ll ed her, "t he one most powerful influence in estab li shin g and consta nt ly improving rac ial re lations throug ho ut the county ."

Dr. O'Bannon received he r A .B. degree from

Millik en U niversity in 1912 and that University awa rd ed her an ho no rary D octo r of Pedagogy in 1959. She earned an M A degree f rom the University of Al abama in 1938 and has don e g raduate wo rk at seven other co lleges and universiti es ranging from the University of Mi chigan to the University of Fl orida

She is an active member of eleven civ ic g roups in G ree n vi ll e including the DAR, AAUW, Bu siness and Pr ofession al Women 's Club and was the nrst wo man to be e lected an officer of the Greenville Comm unity Fund . She has been recog nized in Wh o's Wh o of Am e ri ca n W o men, Wh o 's Wh o in Ameri ca n Education , and Wh o's Wh o in the South and Southwest.

She marr ied Fred Q 'Bannon soo n afte r moving to Gree nville w ith her parents and has one daug ht er, Mrs. Frank Ho liman and two g randso ns .

Look in g back on he r fifty busy years since h e r Pi Phi initi ation, Mrs. O'Banno n says she is g rate ful for their varied expe riences, glad and sad, and adds, " Life and its problems ha ve been my challenge; a healthy body my secu rity; an active mind has given me an in centive f o r work and service; and open hea rt has helped me share and love and unde rstand; my wish is to use eve ry day to the fullest to grow 'before the Lord.' ..

Dr. O ' Bannon

News from Little Pigeon

Edited by Sarah Wild Gordon , Wisconsin A

Two Valued Staff Members Retire

D ecemb e r, 1962, will reco rd two important mil est o nes in Sett le ment Sch oo l h isto ry with the retirem e nt of Mrs . Marjorie Ch a lmers and Miss Win oge n e B Re ddin g Each h as dev oted a considerab le

number o f ye a rs i n se rvi ng th e Settlement School a nd the Fraternity o wes a n imm eas urab le debt o f appreciation and gratitude to both of th ese fi n e resident st a ff members for their m a n y co ntributions .

Thank You, Marjorie Chalmers

Af te r t we nty-seve n co ntinu o us years, M rs. M a r· jorie C halmers ret ires as Registered Nurse in charge of h ea lth service a nd education at the Jenni e Ni co l M e mo ria l He a lth Ce nter " Miz Charmer," as she is kn o wn , brought patience, t ac t, and tirelessness when sh e ca me in 193;; to assume her vita l position in th e co mmunity . She has wi t n essed the gro wth of Gatlinburg from a quiet l itt le village to the bustling t ourist town of

today and h as ever kep t H ea lth Center se r v ices ab reas t of the ch a ngi ng times. She se rved thirteen years at the Old H ea lth Center a nd w as espec ia ll y happy when the "new " H ea lth Cente r was built in 19 48 . With Marj o r ie's w arm personality, ability, and d edica ti o n to her wo rk, the way w as paved to trust a nd love; th e H ea lth Center ca m e to be what M a r· jo rie herself was- a haven in time of n eed.

Initiated In 1958

Pi Be ta P h i was honored to initiate Mrs. C h almers int o the Fra t e rnity at the 19 58 Swampscott Co nv e nti o n and t o m ak e h e r a part of the o rga ni zatio n for whi ch sh e h ad w o rked so sei Aess ly and faithfully. Her code through the yea rs is expressed in h e r o wn word s, " Ma y I neve r be too b u sy with pe rso ns to ca re for personalities. M ay I never see duty so clearly as to be blind to its blessings. M ay I a lw ays find beauty in li fe a nd be eve r g ratefu l for each love lin ess th at I lind "

Althoug h " Mi z Charmer" is retir in g, she will not be forgotten by the thousands o f individuals s h e h as he l ped She will conti nu e to reside in the community she h as served. All Pi Phi s join in grat itud e a nd best wishes to M a rj o r ie Chalmers as s h e ret ires f rom Settlement Sch oo l service.

Thank You, Winogene Redding

Mi ss Win oge ne B. Reddin g, W eaving Designer an d Supervisor at Arrowcra ft , fir st ca m e to the Sett lemen t Sch oo l in 1925. A lt h o ug h not serving co ntinuously since then, sh e will retire at the end of the year with twenty-two years of se rvice acquired in seve ral different employment pe ri ods.

She h as received recognition ove r t h ese many years f o r the successful p l anning and organization of t h e Ar rowcraft \ '{!eaving program I t is very fitting that du r ing her last yea r h er ac h ievements should be ho no red by being among t hose h andc rafts exhibited last June and July at the Smithsonian I nstitution,

W ino g_ n Redding loo ks down af a loom thot is be ing u ,ed to put on e of h e r unu . ual d e.i gn . in cloth .

and t h at the perma nent ex hibit will include he r designs.

" Mi ss Gene" will lo n g be remembe red by t h e loca l weave rs [or h e r assistance and g uidan ce. Aft e r gaining th ei r confide nce a nd friendship. she pa· tiently and co nstantly s u pervised their work t o ac hi ev e exce ll ent high standa rd s of weaving we know so well today.

Helped Guild Organize

The W eave rs Gui ld was o rganized by the Arrowc raft wea ve rs under M iss Redd ing 's d irection , a nd la ter s h e helped the Guild found the Garden Club.

Throu gh h er work at Arrowc raft, Gatlinburg h as become a major cente r of h and weavin g, and from this h as co m e th e g rea t rev iva l of t h e other hand · c rafts in t h is a rea. H e r technique of desi g n and h e r abi l ity to pass it o n to ot h e rs will leave an influence

at Arrowcraft for a lo ng, long time . M iss Redding also plans to retire in the ar ea and is building a new h ome near by Pigeon Forge. All Pi Phis join in appreciation a nd best wishes to Win o· ge ne Redding as she retires from Settlement Sch oo l sen' ice

Permanent Exhibit in Smithsonian Institution

Pi Bet a Ph i has aga in bee n h ono red by the Smit h · sonian I nst itut io n , the United States Nati o n al Museu m . A permanent co ll ect ion of Arrowc raft h andweaving was se lected by the Smithsonian from item s in t h e m ont h -long exhibit held last summer . Three pieces o f o ld weavin g that were loaned to us for t h at ex h ib it were cn ose n alo ng with nin e items that are cu rrent ly being wove n at Arro wc raft.

Old Pieces Included

Permission has g r ac ious ly been given by t h e owners o f t hese o ld pieces to add them t o the perm anent co ll ection . An o ld , well-preserved co verlet is donated by J essie M oe ur H ami lton (Mrs J ames Monroe), Arizona A a nd P i North Al umnre P rovin ce Pres id ent, in mem o ry o f her m ot h e r, M rs. B B M oeu r, to wh om it belonged. M a rga ret Glandin g Rupp (Mrs. C. R .), N ew York A, is kindly donating a linen g u est towel in t h e M on k's Be lt patte rn, whic h wa s purchased fr om Arrowc raft i n the 19 20's The third item is another towe l in an ea rl y Am e ri ca n pattern ca ll ed M a nd O T h is towel is frin ge d at o ne e nd a nd h e mm ed at t h e ot h e r, with a loop at one corne r to han g o n a nai l. It h ad been g iven to the Settlement Schoo l by Eva L. H ath away, Iowa B, a former teacher at the sch oo l , after t h e death o f her dear fr iend, " Mi ss Evelyn" Bi sh op, N ew Y o rk A, who was Head R esident of the Settle· ment Sc h oo l from 19 18·1933. Thi s towe l was one o f the Log Ca bin Mu seum co llection . Th e currently produced items, a ll designed by Mi ss Reddin g, a re a red a nd whit e Wh ig Rose tablecloth a nd matching napkin , a length o f blue woo len ya rd age, a brown and go ld afg h an , a bro wn po nch o, a go ld stole, a brown stole, a brown and go ld g uest towel and m a tchin g finge r tip towe l.

Th e Smith so nian plans to make t h ese items a small comp reh ensive exh ibit in 1967 the Centenn ia l Yea r o f Pi Bet a Ph i. They are accessioned as a g ift fr om Pi Beta P h i

Album Proms Will Go to Settlement School

The Philadelphia Alumn", C1ub's record " Pi Beta Phi - K eep Singing" h as been turned ove r to Cent ra l Offi c e for further sa le and distribution

T h e p ri ce is $4.2' per a lbum including a mim eogra phed copy of t h e lyri cs to t h e songs

The Phil ade l phi a Alumn", Club was a ll owed to stipu late where any future profits from t he a lbum sa le sh ou ld go and it voted that a ll profits from future sa les sh ou ld be sent to the M usic Department of the Pi Beta Phi Settlement Sch ool.

FROM Pi Phi Pens

Ediled by Mary Elizabeth Lasher Barnette, Ohio A

JULIA SIEBEL, For the Time Being. Harcourt, Brace & World , 219 pp .

I n this age of h yperbole displayed on a wide sc reen, we read For tbe T ime Beillg and its predecessor, The Narr oUJ Coverillg, with a building sense of profit. Here are two tightly written novels which make capital o f the f act that the elements of good drama are to be found in the way human beings, however insi gnificant in the worId

Ju lia Sleb.1 as a whole, work out their life 's problems.

The writing itself has quality; quality which suggests it ha s been w ri tten , rew ritten, and listened to by an author who demands more of herself than just the tellin g of an absorbing story. Her characterizati o n is strong. and she has a se nse of the fitness of things which keeps the story from jumping boundaries that .ppear to have been well defined from the beginning

For the Tim e Bein g is an intimate story of five distinct individuals h aving in common little morc than the fact that they are husband, wife, and three c hildren. There are a few peripheral characters, but the emphasis is on Paul Bembroy against whom fate has s li g htl y weighted the odds. He isn't a tragic figure . In fact, his wife, blinded in a gratuitous acc id ent, is m ore nearly that, but both of them, and their son and two daughters , also, are consistently a little short o f nearly every goal.

If any symbolism is intended , it would be in that area that this one mid·western family, fa cing the economic problems of the thirties together with its own private difficulties , could represent the "family o f man."

Paul Bembroy is a dedicated amateur astronomer, and it is against a backdrop o f the universe that o ne co mes to see him clearly and to know t h at he is neither tragic nor a failure and wh)' .

AUTHOR INTEREST: Recognition came promptly and positively to Julia Ferguson Siebel, Illinois Epsilon, when her lirst published no vel , The Na" o lU Cot 'ering, won the annual Friends of Litera-

ture $500 award in 1956 Born in Kansas, now an Illin ois resident, sh e h as had three residencies at the MacDowell Co lony for writers at Yaddo, Saratoga Springs, N.Y . In addition to novels, she has written short stories for The New Yorker and Netv }t7orld Writin g magazines and s h e served several yea rs on the editorial staff of Poe lry Her married son is doing g raduate work at the University of Chicago and h er daughter attends Washington University in St . Louis.

ANNE GUTHRJE , Madame Amba SJador, Harcourt, Brace & World , 192 pp

Any Jist of the world's outstanding woman leaders today would have to include Vija ya Lakshmi Pandit, who h as represented her native I ndia in Russia , England, and the United States , and has served the world as the first and, to date, only woman president of the United Nations General Assembly. One can readily understand her appeal as the subject of a book, for she is a remarkable person whose exper iences and opportunities have been equal to her talents.

As a friend and admirer o f Madame Pandit for many years and herself involved with the United Nations, Anne Guthrie imparts her own enthusiasm for h er subject without being excess ive, and though the book is directed toward the ado l escent reader, it has interest for t h e adult as w ell.

Newspapers and periodicals ha ve made the Indian leader as she is today a familiar figure, and Miss Guthrie effectively fills in the early history and is especially intriguing when showing how the Nehru family, particularly Madame Pandi!,s father and older brother, now prime minister, was first absorbed into the Gandhi movement.

Reli g ious and social customs and physical surroundings have a share in the biograp h}' and enhance its appeal for the young reader, who should find special delight in the anecdotes of courtship and marriage such as the one explaining how Gandhi ' s wife came to wea\'e the material for the future ambassador's weddin g sari.

Madame Pandit was prepared equally well for domestic and political life, and both facets came into play the time she entertained a g roup of college girls in the UN', delegates' dining room when the 5e\'enth session was under way At home the ni g ht before she took time to make a special Indian dish which she thought the gi rls would enjoy sampling. These girls, Miss Guthrie repo rts privately, were

Pi Phis whom she was guiding through the UN in the course of a week's visit. In ci dents of this character co ntribute much to the pleasure of learning about a contemporary publiC figure.

AUTHOR INTEREST: Born in San Diego and broug ht up in Denver Anne Guthrie was an undergrad uate member of both Colorado Beta and Califo rnia Alpha and was graduated from Stanford University wh e re Guthrie H ouse on the campus was named for he r. T oday, having tra ve led in over sixty count ries and lived on three continents, she is truly a citizen of the world . Her ca reer for many years was with the international Y.W .C.A _, but today she is an accredited representative to the UN from the Internation al Alli ance of Women and vice·chairman of the V .N .'s Speakers Research Committee.

ESTHER CHAPMAN ROBB , Ther e'J Somethin g Ab olll a Ri ver, Duell , Sl oa n and Pearce, 182 pp. Even an unimaginative boy shouldn't get many pages into this hi g hly readab le book without identifying with its ten-year-old hero Davey Lee so authentic is its setting and so believable its adventures . Aft e r spending numerous summers on the banks

of the St Croix River between Minnesota and Wisconsi n, Robb knows well the surrounding she chose as the site of the Lee's boat-renting business for which young Davey becomes responsible when his mother is called away by her father's illness and his own father 's hands are burned in an accident.

Davey proves his w o rth , makes a new friend , and saves the reputation of an old one, Mike, the shantyboatman, who is accused of stealing boat moto rs.

Although written to fill a need for boys' books at the nine-eleven age ran ge, this entertaining book shouldn't be ign o red for girls of the same age level. It would make a fine Christmas gift.

AUTHO R INTEREST : Esther Chapman (Mrs Walter C.) Robb, Minnesota Alp h a, has entered a new area of writing with the preparatio n of this book, but in the field of script writing she has had six radio pl ays, one Dr . Christian and two Grand Central Station ones included , accepted for nationa l network use . Her river book, ho wever, grew out of several short stories she wrote for her pen group in the American Associati o n o f University W o men . She's had ample experience with boys too, having brought up three of her own, Other Pi Phis in the family include her daughter and a daughter-in-Iaw _

The Role of Fraternity in Establishing Values

"The fraternity has a major role to play in estab· lishing values f o r its members 3nd p ledges, as well as for a campus community. It has th e best oppo rtunity of any res iden ce on a campus to promote th e kind of values and patterns of conduct about which educato rs dream . Here are small , well-defined living units with a tradition of b rotherhood, ready-made purposes and rituals , and years of tradition which develop a unique kind of loyalty among the members. Thus, ideally, they should be playing key roles in motivating individual members to become intelligent, well·educated young men and women who will make important contributions now and in the future.

Mu c h has been said in criticism of the fraternity system as it exists today , and with a certain degree of justification_ Many people, the f raternity and sorority members, and th ei r governing bodies have disreg arded the hi/lh goals and objectives set for them by their founders Rathe r, I believe that they are reflecting the mores of society. a society which no longer strongly upholds the values wh ich made us a g reat and strong country.

Today many young people are still turning to the fraternities and so ro rities as a means of identifying with gro ups whi ch work toward establishing high ideals . But there is evidence that these grouP! are not meeting their netds . On our campus an increuing number o f you n)! wo men "self-drop" from rush or depledge . I should like to quote from interviews

wit h two who dep ledged:

'I fe lt the g roup was a little false . Individually they were a ll g reat peop le and I like t hem very mu ch, but the "group front" entered.'

'There was not enough emphasis o n the academic side We were told to go to study tables and then had so many meetings and functions during that time it was impossible to study as we sh o uld. Those mid -week functions are death.'

These criticisms can be met if the officers of the individual chapters and the Panhellenic and Interfraternity Counci ls will insist upon high standard s of conduct from their constituents. Too often they appear to feel that a firm stand will make them unpopular. As a result they f requently lose the respect of their membership. The chapte r officers and the fraterna l governing bodies must work close ly together They cannot be fearfu l or distrustful of each other. o r o f their a lumnre advisors and unive rsity administrators w ho work with them . Fear and distrust destroy, and we have no right to destroy a system w h ich has such a unique opportunity to con· tribute positively to a way of life of which we can all be proud.

I believe strongly that the challen ge to the fraternity ,. system is an exciting one, one which the mem?"" are quite capable of meeting."

- DEAN PAULINE PARRISH, Dean

of W o men , Uni . versity of Colorado in Kappa Alpha Th.la magazine

Pi Phi Personalities

Edited by Dorothy Davi s Stuck , Arkan s as A

Pi Phi Claims a Loyal Friend

STELLA SUE HUFF COX, SETTLE M ENT SCHOOL

P U PIL AND TEAC H E R I S A

Stella Sue Cox is t h e daughte r of t h e ma n wh o led t h e effo rt s to heIp Pi Be ta Phi Frat e rnit y estab· li sh its Settlement Schoo l in Gat l inburg. At th e age of f ou r sh e was a member o f its initial first g rade class in 19 1 2 a nd she h as served many yea rs as a teacher in that school. With this bac kgro und of friendship w it h th e Fr aternity, St e ll a cemented t h ose ties in M a rch 1962 wh e n sh e was an h ono r initiate o f Tenn essee Gamma Chapter of Pi Beta Phi H e r invitati o n to membe rsh ip ca rne fro m Grand Co un ci l on the recommenda ti on of the Little Pigeon Alumn", C l ub of Gatl inburg a nd Tenn essee Gamma H e r initiation was particu la rl y significant si nce it came in the go ld e n annive rsary yea r o f the Settlement Schoo l wit h whi c h she has been so close ly identifi ed throug h out her life.

Andy Huff

' s Daughter

It wa s through th e efforts o f Sue's fath e r , the late And y J, Huff that t h e Pi Ph is remained in G at l inbu rg in 19 12 and he rem ai n ed a true f ri e nd o f Pi Phi throughout h is l ife.

Altho ug h s h e was o nly fo ur t h at yea r, sh e e nte red t h e first g rade of t h e new Sett lement Sch ool. After s h e h ad completed all th e schoo l ing offe red by the Schoo l in its ea rl y years, she fi ni sh ed h er hi g h sc h oo l wo rk away from Gatlinburg and g raduated from M aryvi ll e Co ll ege, M a ryville , T enn. Sh e t h e n reo turn ed to Gat linburg to teac h hi g h sch oo l Eng li sh in t h e Schoo l and h as given years of se rvice as a teac h e r

Fo r m any years sh e se rv ed on t h e loca l Sett le m ent Sc h oo l Co mmittee (w hi ch n o l o nge r ex ists) that worked wit h t h e Pi Phi Settlement Sch oo l Committee in so l ving many loc al pro b lem s. Thro ug h the years sh e h as m ade man y Pi Phi fr ie nd s and one wh o is ve ry dea r to her is M iss Amy B Onk e n , H ono rary G rand Pres ident.

She h as a lw ays been a lea d e r in civic and c hurc h work and present ly is supe rintendent o f the Baptist C hurch Juni o r Sunday School Depa rtm ent, s in gs in the chu rc h cho ir and is a Trainin g U ni o n Leade r She is act ive i n t h e P T A ., th e Gatlin bu rg Ga rden C lub a nd the Sevierville Mu sic Gub

Pi Phi Family Tie s

Sue has a Pi Phi daug h te r, Connie Sue Cox, T e n· nessee Gamma; a Pi Phi sister, M attie HuH Lawson, Io wa G a mm a; two Pi Ph i siste rs-in- law, H e nrie tta M cCutch an H uff, Mi ssou ri Beta and Pau l ine Wh al· ing H uff, lIIinois Al p ha ; and three Pi Phi ni eces , Ba rb a ra Huff BeVille, Patri cia Sue H uff and Barba ra Cox McCroskey, all of T ennessee Gamma.

H e r hu sba nd , William G. Cox, h as se rved on the Sevier County Schoo l Board from t he Gatlinburg District f o r eig h t yea rs Th ey h ave th ree c h ild ren, Co nnie who g raduat ed from the University o f T en· nessee in 1962 and now teac h es in At.lanta , Ga. ; Bill y, a hi story teacher at the Pi Phi H ig h Sch oo l an d Sammy, a freshman at Ca rson -N ewman Co ll ege Sue, who has expressed h e r deep pleasure in being a Pi Phi , now has another civic activity in wh ich she takes in tense interest-the Littl e P igeon Alu m · nre Gub

Stella Sue Hu ff Co x

It's Dr. Dalton Now

TENNESSEE ALPHA PI PHI EARNS PH_D_ WITH HONORS

by Mary Y _ Hale , Tennessee A

Elizabeth Landress Dalton (Mrs. Sethur W.) , Coordinator of Secondary Educalion in the Chattanooga Public Schools and a Tennessee Alpha alumna of Pi Beta Phi, has made a distinguished record as an educator and administrator culminating June, 1962 in the attainment of a Ph.D. degree, with honors, from George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tennessee.

Within the same week a daughter, Barbara, also Tennessee Alpha, received her A.B. degree from the University of C h attanooga and a son , David, his diploma from Ch attanooga H igh School. Another daughter, Anna, is in high schoo l and a son, Robert, in junior high The quartet of chi ldren and the husband form an admiring group around Elizabeth in h er academic role in the picture below which appeared in a Nashville newspaper with the caption, Sheepskins Pelt Chattanoogans:·

Chapter President

Elizabeth Landress ente red the University of Chattanooga in 1926 and was initiated into Tennessee Alpha in 1927. She served as recording secretary 1928-29 and as president of the chapter 1929-30 She was delegate to the national conventi on at Pasadena in 1929. E lizabeth was active on campus serving as secretary of Student Council and as an office r in various clubs-Beta Pi Theta (F rench) , Sigma Tau Delta (English) and the Spanish Club. She was graduated with honors in French and English, presenting a thesis entit led, " Rostand, His Life and Works:· Elizabeth was elected to Alpha , hono rary scho l astic society, and received the Alumni Achievement Award g iven to the outstanding senior of the class of 1930.

In 1937 she married Sethur W. D a lto n, chief accountant with Dixie Mercerizing Company of Chattanooga. Except for leaves of absence for the births

Dr Dalton ond her family l eft to right : Rob eri. Dav id , Barbara , Anna and Seth",

of her four children Mrs. Dalton continued to teach; first, elementary school; then junior high French, Spanish, English and business; and high school business education, including shorthand, typing, secretaria l practice and bookkeeping . The master of education degree, cum laude, was earned at the University of Chattanooga in 1952.

In the administrative field she was designated Educational Aide to Superintendent L. G. Derthick, who was subsequently U. S. Commissioner of Education; then she became Assistant Principal of an elementary school until her appointment as Superviso r of Secondary Education. Her present post as Coordinator of Secondary Education was attained in 1960.

Whil e comp leting the work for the doctorate, Me s. Dalton was graduate assistant to Dr. William Alexander, chairman of the Department of Education, George Peabody Co llege for Teac hers. She was granted a Ford Fellowship at this time. Her doctoral dissertation, "Preparation P rog rams of Junior Hig h School Teachers, " is being published by George Peabody College as one of its pamphlet se ri es, " Master Teacher-Classroom K eeper?"

Act ive in Civic Work

Dr . Dalton h as not limited her activities to her career and home, howe\'ec, but has also been a participant in church work and civic affairs. She is a membe r of the Central Baptist Church where she teaches a class for women. She is a member of the board of the Family Service Age ncy, an active mem· ber of Kappa Delta Pi, a national honor society in education, and Alpha Delta K appa, a national ho norary soc iety for women teachers. Among the many professional organizations in which she holds membe rship are: Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Association for Childhood Education, T ennessee Supervising Teachers and National Education Association. Dr D alton has published articles in The Tem1eSJee Teacher, The High School/ollrl1al, edited the Challallooga School New/Letter, and is a regular book reviewer for The ChaJla· 1Jooga TimeJ . It is always inspiring to watch the resu lt s and influence of an accomplished homemaker and devoted mother. When these are dovetailed with an outstanding career in a highly competitive field which demands ability, application and continuing research and study, then we point with pride to o ne of our number who exemplifies success in a triple fashion: wife, mother and teacher, Elizabeth Landress Dalton .

At Dalhousie and University of Maine PI PHIS IN ADMINISTRATIVE POSTS

Two Pi Beta Phis have recently been appointed to administrative posts at leading universities where they had been initiated into Pi Beta Pi as undergraduate students.

Mrs . Johnson At Maine

Mrs . Jane Wiseman Johnson, a Maine Alpha Pi Phi , has jo ined the University of Maine's administration as Assistant Dean o f Women.

Mrs Johnson g raduated from the University of Maine in 19% with a B.A. in hi story. After teac hing for four years, she returned to the Maine campus in 1960 and earned her master's degree in education in the field of guidance.

While she was working on her graduate degree, Mrs. Johnson sen'ed as assistant house mother at Chadbourne, a freshman girls' dormitory .

The following year she worked as guidance counselor at Ban go r High School, Bangor, Maine. Her appointment as Assistant Dean of Women came in the spring of 1962.

Mrs . Jo hnson had an outstanding career on the University o f Maine campus as an undergraduate student. In addition to being a member of Pi Beta

Phi , she was a n Eagle, which is a sophomore honor society designed to guide freshman women, a junior resident, and a member of All-Maine Women , which is similar to Mortar Board. She also served as President of Associated Women Students.

Miss Irvine

Miss Chris tine I. Irvine, Nova Scotia Alpha, has been appointed dean of women at Nova Scotia's Dalhousie University. She will also serve as lecturer of accounting in the Department of Commerce and the Co ll ege of Pharmacy.

Miss Irvin e attended Dalhousie and received a bachelor of commerce degree and became a chartered accountant in 1959 . Last June she became the first woman ever elected to the Nova Scotia Council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants . She has been very active in the association, particularly in connection with student seminars .

She is an executive member of the Canadian Club and the University Women ' s Club

Miss Irv ine was president of Nova Scotia Alpha chapter of Pi Beta Phi in 1946-47 and is a member of the Halifax, Nova Scotia Alumn., Club .

M,s. Jon. W Johnson

MIlS Christine I Irv i ne

DePauw's Highest Honor

by Nancy Phillip s, Indiana Eps il on

To M a ril yn Ki tchen, a 1962 graduate of Indi ana Epsilon of Pi Beta Phi , came t h is spring the hig hest h ono r any DePauw gi d could h ope to attain. M a rilyn was crowned M ay D ay Quee n , indicating that sh e was the most outstanding senio r woman a t DePauw Un ive rsity . Th e se lectio n for May Day Queen is m ade by t he senior women o n the basis o f persona lity. scholarship, and activities .

It is no wonder that Mar i lyn sho uld h ave rece ived such an h ono r She held th e office o f Pr es ident o f I ndiana Epsilon this past year a nd was kn own o n campus for friendliness, f a irn ess a nd charm h W S was a main part of M a ril yn ' s co ll ege l ife She w as not o nl y an active member but a lso held the office o f sec retary and was a member of the Senior Board In her junior year, M arilyn was se lected as one of two gi rl s to be t he adviso r of a fr es hman dorm. At I ndiana 's State D ay, again M a ril yn was sing led o ut

to r eceive hi g h Pi Phi distinction, that of being ch osen as the recipi ent of the Zeta Pro vince C h apte r Service Award.

N ow sh e is working just as efficiently and very h appi ly as Mrs D avi d H a lt em an. Indiana Epsilon will a lways h o ld the accomp lishments, the cha rm and friendship of sister Maril yn as hi g h as the Arro w points upward.

She Reigns Supreme in Virginia

by Susan Roche , Virginia Gamma

J oyce Hoskin s, pe rky Pi Phi from Virg ini a Gamma, has reigned sup reme ove r ta lent and beauty contests throug h out th e Virgin ia a rea. La st spring as a fres hm an at William and M ary, J oyce was ch ose n from a field of co nt estants as " M iss W i lliam and

M ary" for 1962. Thi s e ntitled J oyce to atte nd the Miss Virgi nia Pageant in June whe re h e r talen t w as dress design a nd sewing .

F as hi on design and being in a pageant was not a n ew experience [or J oyce. In 1961 she was Mi ss H a lifax County and a Prin cess in th e N a ti o n al T ob acco Festiva l. Th at same yea r sh e was state winner o f the Vogue Fas hi on·Sewing Contest.

Thi s past sum m e r J oyce served as th e Willi am a nd M ary rep resentative to the Co ll ege Board for Rip pe ' s Fa sh ions in D a nville, Va and coordi n ated a fas h ion sh ow for Leggett's Department Store in So uth Boston , V a. Since retu rnin g to school, she h as mod eled in Casey ' s Fa ll Fas hion Parade in Willi a m sburg a nd in a s h ow in H ampto n , Va.

J oyce ' s se win g ta lents h ave m ade h e r costum e c h airm an fo r rus h at Vi rginia Gamma, costum e<h ai rm an fo r t h e homeco min g fl oat, a nd on th e costume committee fo r Orches is. In additi o n J oyce designed th e costu mes for a g irl s' drill co rps wh ic h sh e trained thi s su mm e r

H e r activities at sch oo l include being a majorette with the Will iam a nd M ary Band , membership in W estm in ste r Fe ll ows hi p, Student Edu cation A sso · ciation and Pep Club. With a combined major of Secondary Education and Government J oyce h as f ound time to bring a h ost of h o n o rs to Virg ini a Gamma while wearing h er go lden arrow.

Mar ilyn I, crown.d Ma y Day Queen b y the lat Pr .,id nt l u".11 J Humb .rt of D Pau w Un iversity

Joyc. Ho. kln,

AT OREGON UNIVERSITY

Elisa Thomas Is Most Outstanding Junior

Three yea rs of acade mi c excellence and campus leade rs hip climaxed with h o no r for Oregon

Alp h a member El isa Th o mas last sp r ing when sh e w as n amed th e recipient of the GerJinger Cup awarded to the mos t ou tstanding junior woman in the University.

E l isa began this career of co ll ege service in h er freshman yea r when she was p resident of her do rmito ry. I n her so ph o more year sh e was chosen for membership in Kwama , a sophomore women ' s sc h olast ic and service honorary. and was elected pres ident of the gro up She earned membe rship in the junior woman's scholastic and service hono rary , Ph i Theta Upsilon, l ast year.

She h as a lso been tapped for membership in M o rt a r Board and as a member o f Pi Lambda Theta, a women's ed ucat ion hon o rary

Eli sa ha s been particuJarly active in the Student Union, which is the hub of student activity on th e University of Oregon campus She has served on it s Boa rd , which is the Union policy-making body and h as be e n ch airm a n of th e Student Union Perso nnel Comm ittee . Her efforts in this area o f activity were recogn ized last year wh e n s h e won t h e Student Union Outsta ndin g Leade rship award.

Sh e has served o n t he six membe r Assoc iated W o me n Students Refere nce Board T h is g roup is

STUDEN T LEADER-li nda lon e , Alabama Gamma , WO I o n outstanding stud e nt re ad . r at Auburn Un l" e n ity . Sh e wa s p reli d e nt o f the WSGA , Seni or of t he Ye or in Edu(ot ion , Mo rt a r Boo rd , and Kappa De lta Pi.

sa Thoma s

made up of represe ntatives of so roriti es, d o rms and Co-ops and is respo nsib le for disciplinary acti o n and rev iS io n of women ' s ru les. She a lso h o l ds the Associa ted Women Students' Leaders h ip Aw a rd . While filling her many campus responsibi l ities so adequate ly, E lisa h as a lso maintained a h ig h sc ho larship ave ra ge, a 3.2 accumu lative on a 4 point system.

Linda Mugg-Miss Indiana U

M iss lind a Mugg , I ndiana Beta , was selected last sp rin g from a field of 6ft ee n finalists as " Mis s Indiana University-I962." Th e final judging was based on bea uty, t a lent, a nd po ise She was crowned by h e r soro rity mo ther, K a r in Grim s ley , who performed h e r final duty as " Mi ss I ndi a na Un i vers ity- 196 1. "

Lind a, a juni or fr om Ko k o mo, Ind ia n a, is m ajo rin g in English lite rat ure Sh e is a member of Eno m e ne, a sch o lastic a nd act ivi ti es h onorary , and spe nd s most o f h e r free time singing with the li nda Mugg Jklles of Ind iana . H e r oth e r interests a re dramatics, water skiing, and h o rseback ridi ng

Linda rep resented Ind iana Unive rsity in the " Mi ss In diana" pageant this past summe r

Eli

A law Aboue Auerage

by Nancy Reynolds , Wash ington A

When you combine good looks, leadership, in· telligence, and sen,jcc, what do you have? A girl named Sandy Law. Where might you find this Washington Alpha Pi Phi? Well, for a little more than three years, she has been almost running the Unive rsity of Washington student activities. On campus where undergraduates numbe r over thousand, it is often a challen ge to "make your mark ," but Sandy h as done this in a true Arrow way, for she has served the Fraternity too.

Frosh Editor

Her £reshman year started out with work for the Pi Phi ch apter when she was e lected president of h e r pledge class. From there she hit campus as the Pi Phi represe ntative to Juni or Panhelleni c. Sandy was a lso Editor of the Fr01b Daily, and Secretary of the Bl ood Bank committee. For these, and other activities, Sandy was chosen as one of the " Top Ten Outstanding Freshmen," a prized h ono r when the freshman class numbers seve ra l thousand.

Beauty Too

During the following summer, Sandy showed that she not on ly h ad activities but good looks, too, f o r she was chose n as Mi ss M a ritime and was a Seafair Princess. Once school started again, Sandy was back in t he swing of things as the ch apter Treasurer and

Sandy Law

on the Executive Council. On campus she was not forgotten and was tapped for W.Key, a sophomore women 's scholastic and activities honorary, of which she was elected Treasurer.

When the "Husky Honeys ," an honorary that welcomes dignitaries, football teams, and other guests to the University campus, chose its members for poise, personality, appearance, and conve rsationa l a bility, Sandy was naturally one of those ch osen. Since t hi s gi rl has shown that she is usually elected an officer of any o rga nizati o n she is in it was only natural t h at she was elected &Cretary of "Husky Honeys ."

The foHowing year, Sandy was elected Vice President of t h e Ju nior dass. She served on the Program Panel , w hich schedules all student events , and was tapped fo r the Uppe rdass.women's honorary, T otem C lub H er chapter was also served this yea r, for Sandy was the Scho larship Chairman, and again on the Executive Council. This year too, Sandy's good looks h elped he r to be ch osen as the H omecoming Princess.

Busy Senior

During l ast summer, Sandy represented the University at t h e Nati o nal Student Assoc iat io n Convention in Ohio , and at the Pacific Coast Pres id e nt' s Assoc iation This year, as Sec retary of the Associated Students of the University of Washin gton, Sandy's yea r h as been as busy as ever. Sh e is on the Board of Contro l, t h e Program Panel , the Constitution and By -Laws Commiss io n , the Ways and Means Commission , and the N .S. A Committee. While doing all this, Sandy is a l so a pe rm anent membe r of t h e ch apter's Executive Counc il.

As ca n be seen by her reco rd , Sandy Law is definitely an above average gi rl and is W as hin gton Alpha 's examp le that activities, a good sc holast ic standing, service to the ch apter, and queenly pois e can a ll be wrapped up in one gir l.

Ohio U niversity

MASTER'S DEGREE GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS

Available to women interested in pursuing careers in stude nt personne l gu idan ce and counse l ing, community service, hum an relations , education, psychology, and administration.

Each g radu ate assistant is assigned a single room in a residence hall . Th e st ipend is $2,000 the first year and $2,200 the second year, plus waiver of reg ist ration fees

For additional info rm ation contact: Margaret M . Deppen, Dean of Women Ohio University, Athens, Ohio

A Summer Reunion Report

by Patricio McBride, North Dakola Alpha

late in July Nort h Dakota Alpha Pi Beta Phis had a ch apter reunion at Lake M etigos he on the North Dakota·Manitoba border. Twenty five gi rl s were ab le to attend, and five of those were guests, four from Manitoba Alph a an d o ne from Co lo rado A lpha . Conventio n D e lega te Avis Goheen w as h ostess and the "So ng of Pi Phi " below reco unts the success of the idea .

By the shin ing Bi g.lake.Water

Stood the cabi n of Av Go·heen.

D ark be h ind it rose the fo rest, Rose the white and spreading bi rch trees , Rose the firs with cones upon them; Bright befo re it beat t he water

Beat the clear and sunny water, Beat the shining Big ·lake.Water.

From their lodges came the P i Phis

Dressed f o r travel , armed for planning

Dressed in bermuda shorts and tennies . Also brought t hei r pcns and notebooks, 3

In each head, many ideas In eac h heart, the desire to s hare.

So they journe)'ed northward, northward , Crossed the mighty Missouri Rive r, Passed the mountains of the prai rie, Through the land of rob ins and coyotes

Fin a ll y reached the home of th e Blackfeet, and ca me unto the Lake M etigos he .

At th e cabi n those summer days Sat th e busy N o D ak Pi Phi s; H ea rd fr o m the conve nti on delegates H ea rd idea s of Man itoba Pi Phi s, And , of course, the Co lo rado Pi Phi, Sounds of mu s ic, words of wonder ; Saw some pictures, pretty pictures , Convention pictures, Settlement School too; and they sang the songs of P i Phi

Sang the songs they loved so well.

Sometimes their pace they slackened, Sometimes th ey paused and halted , Paused to water ski and swim, Paused to visit, hi ke , or dream .

Alice Gill Is Member of Indiana Youth Committee

A lice Gi ll , presiden t of In diana Alpha, was ap· po int ed this yea r to serve on the ln diana Y outh Advi sory Committee, a state wide project of the Governor's Y out h Cou ncil.

She was appoi nted as a Franklin College repre · sentative on the basis of leaders hi p qualities and demonstrated interest in her fe llow youth.

Al ice heads three othe r campus groups as president, t he German Club, Phi Al ph a Theta , histo ry hono rary, and Go ld Quill, a scholastic honorary. She is a lso a member of the Franklin Panhellenic Counci l Student Court Student Counci l and College Cho ir

She and ot her YA .C. members at· tended a youth gen· e ra l assembly in Indianapolis in October to meet with nearly 300 other hi g h school and co llege representa· tives to discuss yout h problems par· ticular to Indiana and propose mea.ns towards their solution.

Tak ing a b rea k fr o m mee ting.-front to bac:k : Lo is Me yer , N D Alpha ; Jud y Dunc:an , and Judy Dryborough , both of Man itoba Alpha ; Joan N ic:hol s, Dian Fartand , and Je an Je nn e r, all of N .D. Alpha .

A lice Gill

Maydell e Vaughn Foster

Jeane Bu rke Roger s

Two Texas Alpha Pi Ph i, shared a s potlig ht of hono r in the 1962 Fiesta Week In San Ant onio . Maydelle Vaughn Fo s te, w a s cho en Qu een of the Ord er of the Alamo , and Jeane Bu rke Rog e,. w a s Prince of the Ord er's Court The Order of the Alamo I, a palr ioUc o rganization of San Anton ians which has a key rol e in thl, annual week-long celebration marking the commemorat ion of Texa. wi nn ing her in d epend ence from Me.lco

Maryland Beta Wins First in Interfraternity Sing

Mary land Beta sang its ways to fi rst p lace in the University of Maryland I nte rfraternity Sing in th e spring of 1962. P ictu red on stage is the group with

its ta lented di rector, Terry McCu r ry . Th e chapte r won the Greek songfest cup with a h ighly po lis hed renditio n of " Septembe r Song ."

Library Projects Claim Pi Phi Interest

Texas Gammas Sponsor Tech Library Section

by Rebecca Parker, Texas Gamma

Local philanthropy o f the Texas Gamma ch ap ter is that of contributing to a section o f the Texas T ech library. The section is comprised o f a collection of rare books dealing with the pre-history and history of the Southwest. The Southwest Co ll ection is closely related to a v ital part of the Texas Gamma members ' annual prog ram-a biennial retreat to Santa Fe, New Mexi co. Retreats of this nature w e re origina lly a part o f the club K oShari which later became Texa s Gamma of Pi Beta Phi.

Olive Pri ce Holden was sponsor of KoShari at the time of its inception in 1932 . She was fou nd e r of the KoShari's Southwest Indian theme . This theme was devel oped furth er by Santa Fe Retreats . These trips included rituals and cerem o nies to ai d in de · veloping the club's theme Olive Holden sponsored the trips until her death in 1934 At this time Miss E l izabeth West, Tech Librarian , place d Olive Holden 's memoria l boo ks o f the Southwest in th e Tech library. KoShari's contributed to the fund , and later Dr H o lden , husba nd of Olive Holden and a lso a Tech hi story professo r, and hi s dau g hter, Jane, set up a charter to match the amount g iven annuall y by the K oShar i' s. Instead o f buying books, the amo un t would be invested and the interest be allowed to co mpound . The money would then a nucleu s o f a permanent fund which would increase until it met a sizable amount. At this time the principle would beco me static and the yearly income would be used to purchase books of the Southwest.

When the Texas Gamma chapter of Pi Beta Phi was chartered , members accepted this phil anthrop y and a new co ntract was drawn up for their co ntribution to the Southwest Collection. It was decided that the chapter would donate $200 annually to the Olive Pri ce Holden Memorial Endowment Fund . This was to be matc hed by Dr H o ld en until the fund reached a total of $100,000

Bookplate Planned

Th ro ug h co ntributi ons of the Texas Gamma members and alumn"" Dr H o lden and his daughter, and the investment, the amount has now reached a balance of The fund is presently administered by a co mm ittee of Libraria ns, the Dean of W ome n a, co mptro ller, and a represent ative of Tex as Gamma . From a recent interview with Dr . H o ld en , one time sponsor of Texas Gamma , it was report ed t hat progress is being made on a book plate for the collecti o n which will read: " Donated by the Texas Ga mma Chapter of Pi Beta Phi ."

Sacramento Club Gives Aid to School Library

At the St arr King School for Except ion al children in Sacramento, California, the alumna! members of Pi Beta Phi meet once a month to fulfill their obligati o n to this unique inst itution which w as c hosen as the group's philanthropic project.

The idea w as co nce ived five years ago and sin ce that time loyalty to the project has been co nsis tent.

The monthly worksh op activities include cu ttin g and pasting pictures, making puppets, ass isti ng in the physical therapy room on occasion and p rov id ing transportation for the ch i ldren when field trips h ave been pl anned

Mitzie ]. D o wse , chairman of the proj ect, was approached early this year by t he principal of the school w it h a ne w idea, that of being respo nsib le for the new libra ry which w as just co ming into being at the school.

The club w as consu lted and gave una nim o us approval to the project.

In Ma ya n e nthusiast ic group o f Pi Phis spent a busy mo nth stacking, ca taloguing and marking t he new books which had been heaped in t he freshly pai nted Library .

N ow, three times a week Pi Phi s check books in and out and assist the children in learning th e intricacies of li b ra ry procedure and catal og ue new books as they are received .

The w orkshop howeve r is no t neglect ed as spa re time o f volunteers is filled wit h w o rk requested by the teachers .

Mrs Bard K Dowse, cho lrman 0' the Sacramento Club p ro ject and M Victor I Lagoma rsi no in th e Starr King School Libra ry with St ph e n As hley

Anchorage Pi Phis Form Alumnae Club

by Bonn ie Lou Torrey Smith , Calilornia D

The need for fellowship is great in Alaska, the frontie r state. Here the majority of people have come prepared to make their homes far from friends and family. For several years Anchorage has had an active National Panhellenic Chapter which h olds luncheon meetings once a month but it was no t until October 196 1 that there were enough interested members of Pi Beta Phi in Anchorage to form our ow n alumna! club.

October of 1961 until April of 1962 was a time of o rganization and it was in April that there w e re at last twelve members and the time came to app ly for charter Central Offi ce was of tremendous help during this time and presented the Anchorage, Alaska Alum"", Club it.. charter on Ma y 24, 1962 .

The original twelve members are: Mildred Schiller Crowder from Co nnecticut Alpha, Kayleen Sandt · ner Erickson from Washingto n Alpha , Miriam Thomas Flagg from Michigan Alph a, Ruth Boisch Gordon from Florida Alpha, Darlene Witt Langston from Oklahoma Beta, Vivian Beckwith Moriarty from South Dako ta Alpha , Bonnie Lou Torrey Smith from California Delta , Judy Allen Stelson from Mary land Beta, Mary Ja coway Stephenson from Tennessee A lpha, Martha Mahoney Stewart from Colorado A l pha , T o ni Dickenso n Mac Dona ld from W as hington Alpha and Jan Ha le D ukes from Tennessee Gamma .

on , Bonn ie Lou Torre y Sm ith . Front row : Vi"i an Beckwi th Mo ria rty, Jan Ha le Duk e , Miriam Thoma Flag g

This summ e r the rushing recommen dat ions from Anchorage had an officia l tone at last and with the fall semeste rs start there were two pledges of Pi Beta Ph i from Ancho ra ge . The picture was taken at the nrst official meeting of the new g roup when the ne w charter w as presented by the pr esi dent, Kayl«n Sandtner Eri ckson .

Thi s has been a gratifying experience for all and one of rededication and renewed enjoyment of Pi Beta Phi fraternity idea ,ls .

California Alpha Scholarship Winners-1962

Four California Alpha scholarships were awarded in the spring of 1962

Mrs Richard Madigan , chairman, announced the following recip ients; Sharon La y, Oregon Beta; Rosa Rappaport, Wisconsin Alpha; Brenda Turner, Oklahoma Beta and H e lle Stueland , California Beta . Three of the winners are pi ctured below .

Anc ho ra ge Club me mbe rs Bad: row , le ft 10 ,i ght : Anne Koh lm.y .r, Ton i Dicke nl o n MacDo na ld , luth BoilC h Gordon , Ma ry Jacoway Stephen l on , Kayl ee n Sa nd tne r Ericks

MORTAR BOARD

Ann e Kagey Tenn." •• B

.MIG Vaught., 1uat r

Modalin. Botes Michigan B

leliy Baker Texas r

Barbara Blair Idaho A

Anne Weaver Texa. r

Yand a Marcum Kentucky B

MIc:h.U. Gu ill ot -Texas A

MORTAR BOARD

lesley Ward Virginia r

Mary Linda Wood. California r

Suz ann e Gray.an Missouri A

Nancy Wright Minouri A

Sue Tomlinson lowo r

Deanna Sm ith Wafers Iowa r

Kathy Keil Iowa r

MORTAR BOARD

Jan Johnson Olclahoma B historian

Karen Cullen Oklahoma A pre.ident

Anne Laralon Oklahoma B

Cynthia Curtis Oklahoma A

Slu, "'1111,. Oklahoma A

Kathie Remmen AricanJGI A

Irenda Tume, O klahoma B pre, ldent

MORTAR BOARD

Jan. Kitchen Arkan.a s A

Alison Eckles Indiana 4 treasurer

Carol),n S.lIh. lmer Texa. B

Savilla Groll Indiana .6.

Marianna Texa, B

CAMPUS LEADERS

Kathy Rile y Ne w Mell ito A Spurs

Sherill 10H I. r Ca lifomio B Panh ellenic: pr•• iden'

l il e,on Alabama l' CWENS

Ann e Plumb California A AWS 'reasur.r Prytanean s

Ton i Church Californ ia A pres ident of Prytan"n. Ovtstand ing Junior

Barbara Wa ll ace A labama r (WENS

CAMPUS LEADERS

Pa' Sayre Wiscon,in r Sig ma Fres hman honorary

Pac. lexos A Goodf ell ow

Judy Jacob. Wisconsin r Sigma Fr.shman honorary

Polly Novak W isc onsin r PI Sigma sophomore honorary : H.ad Counulor

Carolyn O ' N.II Arizona A Panhellen ic: 'Ii" pres ident

Susan R d Texa, A Outstand ing Student

Sue Brockme ier Illinoi. e Ch rI ad ., ,ecf.tary of unlor dan

Ellen Becht.1 Ariz.ona A AWS trea.ur.r

Oklahoma A

Head ch

CAMPUS LEADERS

J."i. McDow.1I

Joon lu m p lp., Idaho A Spurs

lucy langohr Mich igan r Tow.r guard

Jaclli. Smith Idaho A Spurs

Jud i Duncan Mich igan r Senior cia" trfll,ur.r

Ma. W W.,t Virg in ia A S

V. rma Conl.y w Virg inia A Spok., tr.a,ur.r

Dian • • rown W Virg in ia A Spoke,

CAMPUS LEADERS

Patt i Eid lwick lilino i. e pr•• ldent of S C B A

larb Lull: lII ino l.8 chHrl.ad.r

L•• Ann Hor in Califo rnia Z pr•• id nl of Spun

Sh.ila Graham lIIinol. 8 ch

rl oder

Judy 1111. Oklahoma A churl.od.r

CAMPUS LEADERS

Bonn i. lade, Kentucky B CWENS

Marc ia Stud.bak.r Idaho A pr.siden' of Spurs

Ann Armstrong Kentucky B CWENS

Kat. Wilson Kentucky B CWENS

Gail Pitchford Illinois e ch.erleade, captain Westm inst.r CoUege Military Ball Qu "

Virg inia W.uh. Kentucky B (WENS

Susan linebarg., Arkansas A Student body ,ecrelary

Tile a Rouse Kentucky B LInk.

CAMPUS LEADERS

Sid Aile. Misso uri A len ator, Mluo ur i Student Auodat ion

Nancy Elnl Mlu ouri A Panhellen ic .ecretary

Dott ie Dunlap Miuouri A Pi lambda Theta

Ela ine Ward M iu our i r Sk iff

Julie Amold Mluo ur l A .ec ,eta ry-J ourna l i, m Stude nil Allocia'ion

Abby Dick ow Californ ia .1. AWS falh io n board chairman

Kathey Stevenlon Minouri A Campul Che" Drive Chairman

Sandy Sp ,.. Utah A CWENS

CAMPUS LEADERS

Sally HanMn WashIngton r AWS p,.,iden'

Judy Thompson Inlkeep Califom ia E Woman of Th. Year

Jean Norris California .c1 pr.sident of Spurs

linda Thompson Ca lifornia B Freshman of the Year

Judy Walk., Louisiana B Student Council Command.r of Angel Flight

' eglY Hunt Califomia B 'anh.lI.nlc lush chairman

Sue ScofR.ld Utah A CWENS

Pat Hill Alabama r Student lody H<N'ary

QUEENS AND SWEETHEARTS

Roberto Vthlnery Wa.hington r Whit. 10•• 0' Sllma Nil

Barbara Kohl.r Mlnourl A Kappa Alpha 10'.

Goyl. Vent.,. North Carolina A MIlS Modo,., Venul

IElalne Steckley Connecticut A Lambda Chi Alpha C,eKen' Girl

I.th Wallace North Carolina .A PI kappa Alpha Dream Girl

linda Jo Parson, Wash ington r Llttl. Sl,ler of Minerva

Kathl n Short Connecti(l,lt A Sw•• thMirt of Th.ta Sigma Chi

Jean Sp.ars North Carolina A North Carolina Azalea "slival Princ

Carol Strobel Wa.hlnt'on r Kappa Sllma Star Dutt QUM"

QUEENS AND SWEETHEARTS

SUlan Kahn hxas A Sigmo Alpha Ep sil on Sweetheart

Marian McGlaughlin Coliforn la E AFROTC Qu••n

Jackie Ho.n Iowa r Vanity"' " O..,•• n

lindo McDaniel Texas \. Sigma Nu Sweetheart

Sandy Jaworski California E M ill "outy

Linda Sauer Califomia Z

Sigma Phi Ep.ilon P,inc:." of Hea fi.

Dexter Fi.h.r Califom la E

Sigma Phi Epsilon Q" ••n of Hearl.

Marv1e loyd Californ ia E 1.11. of the II"e look 'loll

QUEENS AND SWEETHEARTS

'eg8Y Go"." Alabama B lose of Delta Sigma PI

Bonni. Lippb Alabama B Chi Ph i Ideol Girl

Naner Willon Oklahoma B Kappa Sigma Swe.tMart

Ann Schlou florida B Sw.etheart of Sigma Nu

Barbara Haugen Iowa r V.ishea Queen , 80mb aeauty, Harve" loll

Qu•• n_ Tau Kappa Epsilon Swe.theart

Jo Dietrich Florida B Gymkana Beauty

QUEENS AND SWEETHEARTS

Jill Carlson California r Chi Phi Ou "

Non DouIMt Arizona A. Angel 'Ugh,

Carol John so n Iowa r Pledge 'rinnlS

Joan ,Mlena" Ca li forn ia r Ph i Si gma Kappa Moonlight Princess

Gerrj Goetten Californ ia r Litll. si.t.r of M inerva

Patty Cohn Ariz-ana A Angel Flight

Mary Ann a.1I Oklahoma A MI II OU

Cledo ' eters illinois e De lta Upsilon Ca lendar Girl

QUEENS AND SWEETHEARTS

Lynda Park Oklahoma B Delta Th.ta Dream Girl

Judy Stanley Mlno",i A M in Heartbeat

Geraldine Wieman Minouri A Angel Flight

Judy Crowe Alabama A Lambda Chi Alpha C,e"en' Girl

Jeanne Noonan Mlno",,1 r Sigma Nu Whit. ao

Shorren laity Millourl r Kappa Alpha Ro,.

Nancy Odam Alabama A Kappa Alpha Ro••

QUEENS AND SWEETHEARTS

Dian e H"'nte r

W e" V irgini a A

Mi n Welt V irgi n ia

Lorna Miller Indiana Z Sweetheart of Sigma Chi

Sarah Schni e d er illinoi s II Sweetheart of Sigma N",

Be cky Re ick M ino"'r j A Sweetheart of Sig ma Ch i

Lin da Moore Wyoming A " Wyo" Bea",ty

Kathy Thomp son Wyom ing A " Wyo " Beauty

Linda McMorrow West Virg in ia A Pi Kappa Alpha Dream G irl

Bobbye Thatche r Wyoming A " Wyo " Beauty

QUEENS AND SWEETHEARTS

Su san llion ,i b Ind iana 8 Swe.theart of Sigma Alpha Epsil on

Sherrod Campbell Flo rida B lambda Ch i Alpha SWNtheort

Cynthia Fulwiler Virginia r Kappa Sigma Swe.th,art

Brenda Heck Arkansos A Comm , rC8 Quee n and PI Kappa Alpha Dreom Girl

Andrea Anderson Idaho A Fro.h QU"n

Una Thurston Oklahoma B Angel Flight

Bey Simon P,nn sylv an io B " M ilS Tlodot en"

Joan And ,rson Oklahoma B Ang e l Fli ght

QUEENS AND SWEETHEARTS

Susan Frie. Mich igan J' aeta Theta Pi Sweetheart

Jon" No,,"ent Virginia r Theta Delta Chi Sweetheart

ShiM Shl.ld. Michigan r Min Eatt Show Hall

Ann Hili O klahoma B Angel Flight

Joan Hatch Mkh iSlan r Daisy Moe , Delta Tau Delta Sweetheart

Sue Noll Oklahoma B Angel Flight

Th.spo Ch,istide. Mic:h iSlan r Delta Ups il on Sweetheart

Chapter Letters

Letters marked with • perfect for t h is issue . Provi nces marked with • perfect f o r this issue .

Letters missing- New Yo rk A, D ist rict of Columbia A, Wi sconsi n B, Nebra ska B, Oregon 1!.

.ALPHA PROVINCE

• MAINE ALPHA-UN IV ERS ITY OF MAIN E. C hartered, 19 2 0 Pled,. Day, Dtc.mM!' 9, 1962. I N.nATliD. M .y 6, 1961 : Kan:cn CooPt", An son. Man, important offices Wtl C acquired by chapter rmmbcrs last lPIIOI'. Ann Van [)cOo,art was prcsident o f h W.S. and The,esl Curran WIS elKt«i Ircuuler of h .W.S. Those who ,,",crt chosen to serve on Ju dicial Boud were Linda Min ott, J oyce JC(rcUfY, Bubar. !tider, and Barbara Watt". Suu.n Ward was clKted KcrcUry of Panhcllenic Council and Stephanie BuI"J was ckctcd se< lclJ ry·lrc UUlcr of Nut; Muhnai, an honor societY lor the top len unltinl freshman women. Li nd a M inott wu tapped AU Maine Women, I. senior honorary society s imilar to M ortlr Board. Bubar. Wl ters .nd P.ul. Reddy were upped E.gles, • sophomore hono r soc iety formed 10 ,uid e freshm.n women. J. ne J ohnso n •• Maine A aradulte of 19,6, auumed posi. tion u Au istant Dun of Women

The Greek Weekend held in M arch WIS one of the most en· joyable events of Ihe year. The annual ball. followina the Gr«ian theme. h onored the new women 's fraternity presiden ts and t he new Panhellenic tlresident. Highlight i ng the weekend WIS I jazz concert given by Geo rge Shurinlf and the T erri ers.

M aine A concluded the year s even ts with In overniahl out ina held al a nearby couage whe re ev e ryon e relaxed be fo re s tudyi n, for finals The stnion took a reluctant "dip " i n the la ke m uch to the deliaht of the und e rclassmen The seniors, liso h ono red It the annual strawberry breakfast. the chlpte r with • limp and a husock.

The Universi t r of M ain e is still experiencina ,rowin, pains Yo rk H all. I Itlrl's dormi tory , has been com pleted for occup"nCJ ths (all. A airl's d orm itory. two men's re sidencies. I w omen 's ,gymnasium • technoloaical building , and an .udi to ri um !ore !o be comp leted by next h ll. All the students take grut Pride In the ir rapidly upandina campus.

MAItCIA PULU&

NOVA SCOTIA ALPHA-DALHOUS I E UN IV E RSITY

Chartned , 19J4. Pled,. Day N ovember 17. 1962. The Studen t's Counci l Electio ns held lilt spring. found • number o f Pi Beta Phil electN to positions to be held dur ing the 1962 63 yur. ThoK elected ere Elizabeth WhelJn. junio r G irl; Gillian Ash, vice president o f the Girl's Athletic Society: Ind J Oin Stewart , president of Delta Gamml , the society to " ' hich all wo men students bel on!!:.

The sprin, term also uw m.ny Pi Beta Phis receivin, award for their con tributions to campus life Durinlt t he Munroe Day celebra t ions Carol Oo;,ley "'·u arded a Gold D .nd Beth Chreighton: Pe", Mlhon. and jo,.ce Smith, Silve r Os Athlet ic letters were .warded to Sheila M .son. Marcia Smith. Gillian Ash. Vir,llinia LrQuescne Ind Ma rgo t Horne, during pruentations at the At hle ti c A ,rd BanQ uet.

Fraternity life ended last spring with • dinner held in ho nor of the chapte r and liven by the Iumn r. Fraternity l ife this yur be,an wi t h I Panhel enic T u, held du rina Initiation Wuk at the h ome of Bub.u Gou,h, in honor of the freshettes tnterin, Dal · housie Uniytfsity

MAI.COT H oaN, .VERMONT ALPHA-MIDDLEBURY COLLEGe. 189J Pled._ D.y, FebrorAry 17. 1 96J. I NITIATIltI, May 6 1962: Sunn M Emrich. N orwalk. Conn.: Elizabeth Fink. T opeka. K .n.: Carol A HalS. Wilme tt e Ill.; Bubara Hee re n Tu neck. N J d · Sus.n L Hervey Wellesley, Mus : Ca rol L. H offman, Gran Rapids, M ic h .: Eliubeth H olmes. Ca ro l J OlrrutN, Rochester. N Y .; ja ne L lua cs. White PI.ins. N" Y.: Andrta j ohnson. Upper M ontclair N J.; Jean A Ma cCormad. Melrose. Mus.; S.II,. W. Scull. ·Ntedham. MalS.: Wendy West, Glenyie.,. Ill. INInATfO. September 26. 1962: Elaine Henric i. Mt. Carmel, Conn : Ruth M T omas i. Br isto l, Vt. Awards given durittJ the sprin, were m.ny. BetSY Buken tin W II v. ledl ct ori.n of the women's campus. ,udultin, mlln. cum laude ith hitl;h hon o rs in r,ych o I08l'. Bonnie Boyd. lut year', presi. dent. ,raduated cum .ude II ulutllo r iln. She .nd Betsy .,ecc

both members o f • B K. Cum laude ,raduates ""ere Marianne Galll.&h er Ann e Tho rn ton, K aren MacLeliln. and janet You ng AmoDi t he ei,hl junion tapped for M orUr Board were fou r pj Phil: j udy Bogert Beth Douty, Pat M oore and M .ry Robson who ., elected Suaan Camden, S usan Hixson, and Debby Gill et te wecc ch osen to auide this year 's Iruhmen as j unior Counse:iors. Eleven o f our 6ftten pl edaes are members of Sopho more Guid es this year: Sue Emr ic h, Liz Fink b Ca rol H au. S ue Hervey C.rol H offmln. Bc1:h H olmes Carol Imsted. jlne hues , jean MacCorm.ck. Ruth Tomasi, and Wendy West.

On th e more les t hetic side of Clmpus life two Pi Ph is .,cre in the J unior Weelund Court. jane CorCOran nd Ann W.dsworth were chosen by frat e rnities as t heir junior qutens. Beth H olmes .nd An di Georai starred in t he sprin, dramatic producti on o f "Italian Straw Hat ."

The independent wome n joined the ch.pter for In eveninl lect ur e w i th AmerlCin Literature professor l Dr Mu nfo rd .• nd later met wi t h us to discuu opinions o f col e,e and its .cad em ic o r social conve ntions_ Pi Beta Phi also SPOnsortd a Pin.ta Party l or .11 the sororit ies o n cunpus.

This fall .,e ar e redecorating the rooms with 6r e insurance money from lut year's casu. lty Unfon unltely. ther were not re ady in t im e to impress our nltional yililor, Mrs. Dix, wilh wh om we spe nt three enlo,..ble d.ys, .nd whom we sincerel, wtlcome as t he new Gr nd Vice P resid ent Our other recent nation. I con tact was through conye ntion ddea.tes P t M oo re, .nd Susa n H inson, wh o broush t the ""etk in Washinaton to more mean inaful life with slides, proararns, .nd informal discuuioru:.

PLEDGED September 24 : Helen Chadwick. uwist o n. N Y .; Barbara Huen Oranae, N'l': Ru th I naersoll , Newton M ISs.' Odiorne W oodmln Wate"il e, N. Y '. KAU N PAULLIN

aVE RMONT BETA-UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT Char reted. November 24, 1898. Pleda_ D.y, Februaty II, 1962 I NmATID. Mar 6 1962 : Frances Brickman. Ramsey N j .: MarC)' Bullock, B imunahl m M ic h .; j. ne Christie, Port Washington, N Y .; Sus.n Clarke. Y onkers. N.Y.; Sally Dewey. White Riyet Junction; S uun nt Ditena., Chath.m. N J : Parnell Ge rh ard , W est Ches ter Pa ; Gwen J ohnson, Alle ntow n, Pa.; J .ne t Koch, Greenfield, M IlS.: Emily La n,ler H orseheads. N Y ; Eileen M aclean. Te nl Oy , N j ; SUSln M onti, Susan Wesoly. Ne., Br itain. Conn.: J udi th Nelson, Wethersfield. Conn.; P atricia W.rren, G rosse Poin te. M ic h October 4. 1962: P.tr ici. Russell Sprinafield; Jlnet W.terman , Windsor.

Many Vermonl Bs met other Pi Bet, Phi, over the summer Amona them ou r del egltu , janet Hill .nd Sylyia Seibert, h.n blOu,ht blck informative and enthusiastic reports W e .re lookin, fo rwud to .n enlaraed prOiruD of lu rn ia, .bout the national Prate rnity.

We .,e!come Mn K.th lee n D uke as our mo ther T o honor M Dix. Grand Vice P resid ent, and Mrs. Duke. we held a tea on Octobe r 10. In the chapter h OUK live fourtetn &eniors .nd four junio rs , Our project o f re yi td iu t ion h.. betn ell wo rtb while and we Irt enjoyina a spirited h ouseclea n in, We Irt proud of .11 the honors .,on by our membe" M ortar Board: Norl Barcl.y, Kae GltuOn; Stdf and Sandal: Ka thy Allen by. ja niee Cole, Loyd: Sophomore A ides: Fr.n«J Bridman , j.ne Christie, Janet Koc h Susan Wesoly. President o f 0 N is Connie An de rso n Janet Koch is president 01 A A 4 Act ive o n W omen', Student Covernment u t Kae Gle.so n vi ce president, M .rth. Ruue ll hou se ch .irmln N ora .ocial ch.irman, .nd P.trici. Par rl nd public rehtions. The Univtn ity of Vermont will be by j .nice Cole Ind Patrici a Parrand at the Intem.tiond Student &sociation Conference. We f«1 luciry to cI.im Barbar. W ool as a Ve:rmont B She is .pe-nd in« her junior year at the Unjytuity o f T olcyo

Our bipest Cl mpus·.,ide en nt fo r the fall is .n Optn H ouse ..,ilh Acaci.. "The Terriers" .,iII .in, fol ksongs .t a plo,u m tn bene6t tht Com munity Chest Best .,isbes to all Pi Bet a Phis for a .ucctss ful cnllt,t year BIVULY j N H UNS

' MASSA CHUSETTS ALPHA- BOSTON U N I VERSITY, Charlued, March 17. 1896. INITIATED, May' , 1962: Pr isci lla Beaton, Belmont : linda Buckley. Newburypon: Sunn (olcock. Brookline: Rosemary DeKonmg. Babylon, N.Y.; Ruth Goddard, Simsbury. Conn.; Barb.lta Schalle r, Sherborn.

On October 6, Mauachu5('Us A was very proud to eleome Grand Vice Presidenl, Mrs Cur Oix. A dinner given by thc chapter's actn'c members by an coffee hour bighli&;hted Ihc events of this ""ce\t:cnd in honor o f Mrs 011:

The royallty in Massachusetts A's midst keeps gro wing un t il it now bouts I full cou n of queens. After Lynne M cWilliams was crowned Homecoming Queen of 196 1 and attended in her court by Jane Po rler, she in turn proudly scr\'ed on the court of her chapler daughter, Pr iscilla Bnlon who became Greek Week Oueen To cnntinue the traditi on. Prisc illa was a finalist for the Miss Boston University of 1962 con test. She is of her sopho· more cbu .1t the College o f Busmen AJmillistuti on; while an o ther active. GJil Churchill was voted president of the senior clus at SJlgent College. president o f Ho nor Auxiliary at the Jnd was honored IS Bos ton University's exchange student for the summer in Sweden. The Junior Adyisor of Sargent College and a member of H ono r Auxiliary is Elaine Mahoney.

There is much excitement here oyer the High Rise building upansi o n progum begun at the university with J new Student Union, taw and Educatinn Building, and dormitories.

Homecoming Weekend w,u one of the m os t imporbnt events nf the (JII semester Ihis year. The university welco med Wtst Poin t on November 3, for the weekend which included H o me. comin,ll: Ball. J float parade. and football game. All the J cti\'l:s agreed t his event wu :a tremendous success.

LINDA H"aBUT

M ASSAC H USETTS B ETA-U NIV E RSITY OF MASSA C HUSETTS. Cha r u re d , 19 P ledge Day Decembe r 7. 1 962. INITIATED, Mu ch 18, 1962: Joan Cuey, WestwOO ; JOJI) ChiminelJo. Quincy; Janet Crowdl" Ruding; Susan Herton. Mel · rose; Linda Sch«hterle, Springneld; Janice Smith, QuinCY: Royalyn Tanner, Ihmpton , Va.

MUIiChustils 8 wu plUSllntly surprised on returning to campus this hll. We were greeted by our wonderful new housemother, Mrs Martha Cheyne, and we also were delighted to find that the new living room " ' 15 more beautiful than "'e had imagined.

Our delegates to convention, Robe n O'Brien. president and Marie Makinen, assisunt Panhellenic Representative, returned with enthusiasm and with many new ideas.

This being the Centennial o f the Universi ty of Massachusetts, JII of the campus o rganizati ons are yerY busy making preparations for the many events scheduled. Among the workers arc Bobbie HannJ. steret:ary of the senior class; Trisha Chase, a memo ber of the St udent Union Governing Board; 'Sue l ossa. chairm:ln of the Student Union Dance Committee; the Mortar Boards. Trishl Chase, Ca rol McDo nough, Barb Vieu: t he sophom re Scrolls, Mery Halstead and Kathy Osterberg: Jnd Revder, Bo bbie H.1nnJ.

Barb Viera was elected to be Chief J ustice of Women's ludiciary Boud and Carol M cDono ugh is t he vice president 0 M ortar Boud. Debb ie Beer man is treuurer of the ZooI"87 Club.

Ann BJrt on was chosen Sweetheart of T K E their house formal last spring. t o nie Genarri is quite busy this fall cheering the Redm en on to victory as 1 member of the Cheerluding Squad. Scholastically Massachusetts B is working hud to maint!in its prestnt standing i n first plue among the sororities. Among the seniors aslced t o do H ono rs wor k in their maj or fidds are Ann Bart on, Debbie Beerman, Alice Cary. Trish.1 Chase, Priscilla Hutchinson Cuol McDonough. Jnd Barb Viera.

Karen K ober has been selected to be house ch3irman o f her dorm. The dorm counselors ne JOJn Carey, Susan Herron Mar ie Mak inen, Linda Myers. Linda Schechterle. and Mucia Trimble. J o. Anne Veale was house chairman durinA" the Fres hm3n Orient;ati o n Pro/i:um th is summe r Pat Sunkiewicz, the r«ipient II f the PJ nhellenic SchoiJrship presented at Student uader's Night lut spring was also J dorm counselor durin,ll: summer school. Durin. the annUli Greek \'(Ieek celebntions lut April. nne o f the pledgN. G3i! Benvie. was a member of the Queen's Court.

Mery Halstead , a pled,lt:e. st:acted in "'nv itation to a March ," the spring DroduCiion (If the University's theatr ica l group R ister Doister's. Al so, Pam O'Donnell participated in J program en· titled "A Summer in the Country," a nne act play produced by the exper imen tal theater groun.

Massa chusetts n had :l deli/i:htful t ime Jt the Fuunders' D;ay dinner they ere invited to by the W ' est Suburban C lub

JO AN NE V"ALJ!

CO NN ECI' I CUT ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF CONNECT • • CUT, C h aMend, April 10, 1941 Pledge Day, Octobt.r n. 1962. ISITlAT1!D. Octo ber 1'\. 1962: Nancy Ayers. WNton. Mass.; Mar ion &thdo. Windsor: Eliube:t:h Caye. Ne"IIV M ilford' Susan Fos. Winchester. Mus .: Sharon West: Hartford : Beth Fllen H icbtc. Christine Wahl. Stamf rd; Mui Irvine , Port Chester, N.Y.: Pr iscilla Mead Rivers ide: Brina Medin. Q.akville: LindJ M ichdon, Union City. N.J .: CynthiJ Moore, Troy N Y .: BubJra Slink Gree:n"'ich; Nancy Un.tterer. Manchester; Carolyn Webster. Mer iden: Lo uise William,. T orrin.ton: Pamela French, Glennis Metnlfe Devon: Pltricia Plnek. Tslinltlon. Mass. Conn«ticut A had In ncitins spring semester culminJted with lhe ern ·ning o f Louise Oko n as Min Uni"ersity of Conn«ticul. Gred: Week was hilt"hlighttd by Ihe annual Greek Sinlt in which Conn«ti('Ut A', rendi ti on nf !tuh WD,., wl'ln first place in the sorority competition. S«(lnd in the ;all $i')rOrlty scholarship ue"It"CS was w(l n by Conn«ticut A for the sprin£ tcmnter and for tht school yur. Margaret Barr ie was elected president

o f Panhellen ic and MarRaret Karbo"anC'c as elected copy edlt"r of the CO""f(tj,,,t Daily C"mp",. Ja cqueline Stenstrom Jnd Pa · tricia Kuncik " 'e re elected to ! 9 1'. nationa l honorary fraternity for nurses. and EIJ in e Perk ins to A 9, history ho norary. Con· necticut A as also proud of Nancy M oo re who re ce ived the t e T Jward for having Ihe highest average in the S')J)homnrt clus School of NursinA". Elaine Steckley reigned as X A Crescent Girl and Suun Clark u A r P queen. Fall rush "'as carried out successfully on I wild est theme ith I ch uck WJgon breakfast and a pistol Pi Phi furm31 party with Orill inJI son/i:5. The University of Conn«ticut's eighth preSIdent. Dr H ome r Babbidge W1o$ fo rmally introduced to the student body in a reception on October 4. The chapter " 'as al.so honored with a visit fr o m Hele n Boucher Dix, Gr3nd V,ce President

BETA PROVINCE

-NEW YORK GAMMA- ST LAWR E N CE UNIVERSITY. C h a n e red, 191 Pled a e D a y, February 10 , 1961, I NITIATF.U, April 12, 1962 : Sherrie Buell, Bristol, Conn.; Jill Culer, T roy: Sharon Cooper, St. Petersburg, Fla.; Carol i..ee Ec kh3rdt. Levit · town; Mari an Gilasch, H olyoke, Mass.; Eliubeth H uper , W3yne, N. J .; MarflJret Kuker, Cobleskill: M ary Koch. Seneca M uilyn bffer, Syra cuse; Diane lapham, L7nnllcld, Mass : DiJnJ Lewis. Westbury; Carol Nichols, Nell'ington, Conn.: Leslie Shill. hckson Heights; Deborah Spence r North A bington, M us.; A nne 'rownund, Chittenango.

The members of Pi Beta Phi at St. La,,' rence " 'eleome Mrs Ger· trude Vrooman o f G ouve rneur as their new housemother. Ne'" Yo rle r is pleased to have her Jnd is looking forward to the coming yeu ith her.

Pi Beta Phi hu achieved scholast ic h onors. KJthlcen M oo re Mary Babcock. Sherrie Buel! and Nancy Lud ig arc on Dean's list this semester. Muguet Kenyon was t apped for Mortar Board

This fJIl t he annual open howe ( or freshmJn men as /i:lven. The Pi BetJ Phi Octelte entertained H o meco ming as the weekend of Oct ober ,. SUC' Kra fc huk u no minated as candidate for queen from Pi Beta Ph i,

The new Edward John Noble Unive !Sity is tl? officially dedicated H omecomin g Weekend. \'<'tth bowling faCliltles and I luge snack bar it is appreciated very much by the membe rs o f New Yo rk r.

New Yo rk r was the winner of the Song Ft$t lut May durin. Moving. up Day Weekend. Dcbouh YJtes was the song leader Jnd SheilJ Klin wrote one of the scltctions that was sung en t itled "A Pi Phi CJlyl'so."

PUOCIIO: Apri l 24, 1962: Jane Petrie, MARGARET I",ROCK

N E W YORK D ELTA-C ORNELL U N I VERSITY C hart e red, 1919 P l edae Day. Febm a ry 11, 1962 I NI1 IATIlD. :'hy 18. 1962 : Lu c inda Booth, Pittsford: Anne Bue rger, Sandspoint; J ean Chen, Fo res t H ills; Ruth Colabella, Jane Dirksen, Snrsdalt: Cuherine Dtdelc. Oceanside: Consbnce Elli o tt SJrah Fry, !than: Katherine Geer, H o lland: Patricia GrOS, M illb roo k; Sunn Ku sch· ntt, Valley Michele Mattia, Ikller osed · Sandra Pine o , Liverpool : Virgin ia Prytherch, Mount Kisco; Lin a Roberts. Sche· nectad,.; Sunn ROfIers, Staten bland; Andrea Briarcliff Man o r; Alice MiddJugh, Chevy Chase, Md .: Carol Be:avtt, t onf/;. meadow. Mass.; BJrbJra. Garmirian. Whippany. N.J.: Lois He,k · Westfield, N J : Barbara Cade. Cincinnati, Ohio: P3lricil Peters, Bethel Park, Pa.: Natalie Soroka. Ver nna. Pa .: Nancy Taylor, Drexel Hill , PJ.: Sally Saunders. Westerly. R 1.

During the summer, Nancy Deeds took put in a litera cy cam· pJiltn in Britis h H o nduras under the sponsorship o f Cornell United Reli,ltious Work. Lois Weyman spent the su mmer in Belg ium the Exper imen t in IntetnJt ional Living. Carole Nels.)f) recei"ed a TnCuch grant from the National Science Foundation.

Tht chlpter 'clcomed back Cathy K art. ,, ' ho spent her junior yur at the Gcorges·August·Uniyersity in GOttingen. Gelmany. There she was I member of the governing boud o f the stu · dents' dormItory, and participated in the United Sutts Infnrmatinn Service prOflrams. Cathy r«eh'ed the Simmons Prize: in German li teT2ture before her departure

Many Pi Beta Phis rece,ved high academi c h unors. Melle Metcalfe. BarbUI Cade. l ois \'('eyman. and "'ere chose n for Ra\'en Jnd Serpent. junior "'omen's h o no rary. and BHbua Cade was elected president. Sarah Schilling and Kand,. Venfl;ris became members of M or ur BOJrd. Jnd K athy Schmitz and Betsy Shomo of ON. home «onomin hono rary : Kathy Sc hmitz is fice·p resident. Barbua GJrm iri.n is president of A A freshman ·omen·s honour,., and Patr icia Peters is t reasurer. Sa"dra V(),ltel,ll:e· un/i: was admitted to the hnnors prOjilum in histnry. CUflie Nelslll in chemistry and Mary Deituch in food and nutriti-"ln. On dean ' , list last spring were BarbJrJ Garmirian. PatriciJ Pe lers Barban Cade. M yrl Reagh Dunker. Ma,.,. Deitrich and BetsY Sho rn We U'C" cspeciJlly proud of PJlricia Carlin ,,'!w gradu;ated with distinc· t, o n.

Members of Ne. Y orle are also active in student government, and rel igious Jnd athletic association I. S,xteen arc coun· selors in the freshman dormIt ories. In WSGA. LindJ Peterson IS secretary and Merle Met nif is vice prcsident of sororities_ Sandu Vottc lgcsan/i: WIS a duec!or of frcshnun orienution, Ind is co · chlirman of the: A cademic Affairs Committee. uhan IS vice president of the Cornell Hotel Associalio n. BeISY u IS a member of Wnmen ', Judiciary Board. and lOan Crnsby is the (hlinnan nf the student, faculty cnmmlttee of tht Home: Ec"n{)ffiln College. 10 Cflff)ell United Religi ous \X'o rk, Nancy Deeds is the

Kanaf}'. Janet Shaffer is vice president and Andrea Sbulman social chairman o{ Womeo'a Athletic Auoci.lUon_

The ch.lpter is lookin, (o rwud t o the arriv.ll o f Mrs. O'Donnell, province president, on Octobt'r 13, c.u.OLl NnsoN

P E N N SY LVAN IA B ET A - B UC KN E LL UNIV E RSITY _ Ch art n ed 189' _ PI.d ,. D aYh May 2, 1962, Pennsylnnia B be,.In the fall semestu witb t e annual cookT-shine at Cowan, the student center! on Septmlber 2), ThiS Je.lr the alumnJP! ua to and Joined us u e listened t o Ellen Voegtlen, ou r president, and Karen Abel, o ur membe.rsbip ch.liroun, , ive an impressive account of Conven ti on.

Lut d A. d accepted our scholarship challenge for the third cons«utive semester and we met tbe challenge_ The steak dinner wu enjoyed b, all ud with Nancy Barl ow' s scholarship motto, "Pi 8ete-Phi lXte, " we lie l oo king forward t o .Inother fruitful semester.

Abo, at the end or lut semester, Barb Fink and Camie SCh ie'er were elected to the Educati on H onorary , K d n, Margie McLean and Anne Waltner were chosen for the May Da, c o urt.

Chosen IS Miss Tiad ote n in the spring. Bel' Simon participa ted in the Miu Prnnsylv.nia PlItlnt held at West Chester in J une, The quality of lXv's petCormanu would have made all Pi Beu Phil ex l remely proud.

We are happy t o welcome Sally Steininger bac k on the Bucknell campus after btr interest in, Kmester ar the Uni"ersity o f Paris Sally Itudied under the auspices of The Inst itu te of Eur opean Studies. Pam McElw.in is itudying at the University of Edin · burgh this semester,

H olding responsible positions th is !.all are the following: Sail, Steininger, president of Panht-lienic; Nancy Barl o w, elected t o the WSGA Jud icial Board will be serving with Sue Warner. the chairman: Barb Fink, vice' preside-nt o f WSGA; Cuolyn Goss, junior counselor; and Barb Fink and Sue Warner, head residents. Jan Irwin, a sophomore, WIS nominated fo r H om«o ming QutC'n and again " 'e will be w o rk ing with SAM on the Homecomin g float.

Prepared for anolher active semester. "'e are looking forward to the visit of our province president, Mrs , O'Donnell, in October.

PLtDGED: Diane- Froud. Norwalk, Conn.

JOAN EGGI

.P E NNSYLV A NrA GAMM A- DI C KINSON C OLL E GE_ C har-

t lt Ad , 190' _ P leda e D ay, Fe bru ary 11 , 19 6 2 _ INITIATED, May 13, 1962 : Lynne Archbold Linda Ashcraft. Pam Maxwell , Lind.l Morro w, P ittsburgh; Elaine A rmo r Williams , Oreland; Carolyn Berry , Fort ClmpbeJl. Kent; Kuen Davis, Catawissa; J udith Davison , Cranford, N. J .' Dudley Dickinson, AleIlndrra, Va.; Sally H owa r d, M c Lean , Va.: Penny K ingman. Mer r ick. N. Y .; Beverly Morey, Mo rr istown, N } .; Caro l Ann R askopf, M ontuale, N.Y.; Tin.l Schmidt, Wyom issmg; Anne Seldon, West Hartfo rd, Conn.t __ Ann Smith. Sprindield; Judy Warren, Bethesda, Md.: J oyce wise, Nube t h; Emil, Zug Haverfo rd.

Pi Bet'a Phi honor graduates of 1962 include Frances Enseki, GinnJ Frost, lynn H .mmond .• nd Carol J o nes. Lynn Hammond and Carol J ones wer e elecud t o <I> 11 K. Lynn, our pas t vice preside-nt, re ceived a scholarship for her n cellence in English literature and Carol J o nes, ou r past scholarship chairman, is now stud,ing at the- Sorbonne on a Fulbright Scholarship.

T wo outstanding members of Pennsylvania r "'ere elected to Wh«l and Chain, Dickinson's senior women's hon o rary outan· iution equivale-nt t o MotUr BOlld. Carol Lindstro m, ou r ch.lpter's president, has been a consistent Dean's Ijst student as " 'ell as occuprin(l import.nt offices in Pres ident's Cnuncil and the Student Facult, Jud ici arY CommitteC'. Kath, Linduff is no'" serving as t he p re-side-ot of the Panhellenic Council Ifter holdin,( the positi on o f secretarr·trtasure-r last yur. She was a freshman counselor and is presently Pe-nns,lvania r vice -p resident.

Several campus pnsitions lIe held bJ members o f Pennsylvania r. Susie Earl Ind Ginny Sutton have bC'en chosen as freshman cnunselors for 1962·196}. Kay Davis capably heads the F'l tC'ign Student Committee which iJ wo rkinJl: with the twelve foreign s tudents on umpus this yelt. The ch«r1eading squad is its support b, Barb Duvall, P:l.ts, Hitchens, Ind Linda AJl hcrlft , Ch'pter activities lie in full Iwing with our tests fo r fre s hman men and our desurt parties with vario w fraternit ies. The Rirb are .Iso bus, Jl:ettinJl: tC'.Idy fo r our .Innual fashion sho w , As the c hapter's social .Krvice- proie-ct, the f uhion show has acquain ted numerous PC'Ople ith t he $eule-ment School t hrough disp l.yin8 hand icra fts msde- in Gatlinburg

K ATHRYN KUHN

·PE NNSYI.V A NIA E P S ILON - TH E P E NNSYLVANIA

STAT E UNIV E R S I T Y C h..-tered N ove m b er U , 19B. PI dle Da y d anu ry 2 8 , 1963. INITI ATED. Ma, 20, 1962; Barb.,a Bur· Iter. lensidt; Jud ith Sandra H artman, Marilyn Mc· Cull,. K.lthleen Rou mul AleIlndria Va.; K aty Fey , Emmaus; Cynthia Funk Hauisburlt: Ruth Good , Plainfield. N. J .; Suun HauJl:h t Ch.ddJford; Jill Hoe-rntt, Judy H unt, Pittsbu r lth: Patricia H oward Ch ambenburg; JanC't Hunter , Williamsburg : Elaine Kent , Levittown: Mettendo ff, Eut o n; Luanne M oore, SchenecN ' Y " 'yMariesta Patterson, Oakdale; Cinda Rosenl old, I.ewIstO"' n, N ; Tun Shepard",IO, MadIson , N.J.: A nn. So\. Chevy Chase, Met: Evelyn Solin« , Y ork; Mered ith Switl&, Falls Church. Va : Carole Wa,(ner, Sprindield, Del. Co.; Pt-nnelope Wareham. Chappaqua, N.Y.: .nd Mario n Wltmough, Malvern. HiJthliJl:ht ina the In it iation Banquet last st)finlt the awardjnlt o f nutslandinJl: pledJl:e to Marion Watm"'ulth and 'luuunding scholarship in the pledge class to Judy Duquette.

Since: tbe lilt leuer, Jan Somerville h.ls bC'en tapped (or M o rur Bolld. Jud:r Duquette, Kath, ROUlnUS, and Sue H.lUlht have been uppe for C"'ens, sophomore honorary_ Mu,o Lewis hu bC'en elected secretar,--treasurer 01 the student body. Sprin.c Wuk brought K'Vuai hoaon t o Pennsrlvania E Pi Bell Phi t ook second place in the ptl5ter contest and third place in the skit contest. The theme u Wide, Wide World. The ch.lpter worked with. A. 9 usin, Bruil. Carole Waant:! wu a finalist in the Mus Penn Sute contest Last yeu Pennsylvaoia E started a program of laculry associates. Thru faculty membeu wue inVIted to come t o the suite and dining hall for ioformal discussions witb Pi Beta PhIS The program wu SUited t o bring Studeob and faculty memMu tOltther on a less fo rmal bllis than the cilS5rOOm. The faculty membeu will continue their participatioo this year and it i, hoped thu the pro,ram will be eJ:"anded 10 that the flrulty members will attend vario us chapter social events and include actives in Ihe- Ir social events. LOIS A pPUCI(

. GAMMA PROVINCE

.O HIO ALPHA--OHJO U NIVERSITY C h rttred, 1889. Pl e d .e Da y, S.ptemlHr 2,. 196 2 INITIATED, October 1961: 8renda Freeman, SUlln Keck, Toledo; Cuol FOJ:, hne Martin, Cincmnati: J lne McClure. Bridgeville- Pa.; Betsy S.ms, Grove City, Pa .; Nancy Wells, Cu,ahOia Falls ; Kitty Sue Zimmerman. "hmns Fell, OhIO University began its fill semester with two ou tstanding additions. One' is the ne Space Arts Build in g, aod the o ther IS a new West Green incorporating men's and women's hOUSing units. Looking to the future, the faculty is in the initi.ll slages of making plans for a fra ternity ro"".

Ohio A also beg.n the fall semester ith two o urst.ndinJl: achievements. One " ' as the Stoolman Vase, and the o ther was ca mpus recognition fo r being t o p in Khobrship.

Barbara Wise was tapped into + :B K; Beth Bre itenslein was tapped into M o rtar Board and flO'" serves as presldenl; Susan Barnhart was t.:apped fo r Chimes: Pu Nobn was invited t o 1<lI n K T A; Karen Jenkins, a member of n r M, is now serving as vice president.

The Pi Beta Phis are proud of their queens , SUlln bngenicamp. Miss Tekequacades, and Bubara Severns, the Sweethent o { I X.

In the spring we entertained the flrult)' children wilh an Easter Egg Hunt in the backyard, and we climaxed the year ith our annual Luau. For H o meco ming this year " 'e selected a Kanltar oo for our fl o at wi t h the t heme, "' It's in the bag." Penny Bll ckford is o ur queen candidate. I n November we .re lonkin,. fOl"'lId 10 our Three , for Tonight Party with A Z d and X {] Sororities. Ohio A is well re fllesented in campus extra·curricular activi· t ies. Beth Breitenstein, Cllolyn Law rence .:and Sandra Bagna ll are cheerleaders. J oy Washburn and K aren Heffe l finger were selected t o be majorettes. Carolyn La rence is president o f the Bobcat C l ub. Mary Kay Schneider is the Greek representative nn \'(fomen's Standards. Three Pi Beta Phis hold offices in the Childhood Edu · cation Club; Barbara Severns, president: Sara W.lde, tre asure r; Carolyn Helman, publicit, ch:auman. T ·o Pi Deta Phis hold offices in the Conservative dub: Linda Gullum, plesident; Bette Neiderauer, JC'cretary. The ne"'est of campus activities is Ihe M ock United Nations which "'ill be held the last " 'eekend in November. Two Pi Beta Phis .re active in the planning. Kalen J enkins is serving as secretary,general and Becky Morel oc k is serving as under,secretary-general.

PlED(;ED: Rebe cca Biggs. K aren Heffelfinger, Alhens; SUlln Burton, J o G.:ambrel. J uanita Hollis, Cincinnati: Carolyn Cillbe r l , Glouster: Carol Congrnve, Pat Ho lroyd, Columhus; Ann l)e-mpsey, Carol Miller Phyllis Yeager, Pittsbur,r:h : 1.« Hodges , F.llIs Church, Va.: Ann H ohomme r, Chicago, Ill.: Susan MIl one, Summit , N.J.: Nanette Mann. Fremon t; Mu cia Myers, Upper S.lndusky; Judy Niemi. Chillicothe: Mary Pedill;o. Lancaste r i Pat S:apP. Wauseon; Susan Suely, Akron; J ny Washburn, Ja ckSon: Kay Zulauf. Parm:a H eights.

BeCKY MOlUIlOCK

OHIO 8 ET A --O HI0 STA T E U NIV E RS ITY C h a reered , 189 4 _ Pl e d. e D ay. J a nuary 14 , 1962 I NI TI"TJ!D. April 28, 1962: Karen Ad.ms , Berta: Kathryn Baker, Carol Bloom, Nancy Dare, Rebe<ca Geib. Patricia J.mes, Judith McConne ll , Barbara Oliver. Carol Sain, Marsha Stewart, Patricia Websler Judith Y oung. Columbus; Anne Bechtle , Mario n: J oan Bi r chbickle! Westerville: Ann Esther Gabalac, K a thryn Ne-ttl inJl:. Akr on ; Nlncy H elser, Highland, Calif.; Charlotte J ones, Darien, Conn.: Alice Knapp , Cas talia: uutene K riscak\ Lalrewood; J ill Lafferl y, Wllren: Diana T oon. Cincinnati: PatriCIa Whi l ney, Medina: Bonnie Williams , Cleveland His , : Susan Wyatt, Mnnphis, Tenn,

In spite of the bU$J fall, Ohio B still has memoties o{ a busy and eJ:citing ,pting. The annual Founders' Day banquft was held o n April 16 The evening was highlighted by the appearance of Chet l.ong, televisi on newJustet. IS the guest sJ)C'aXer, hose wife and daughter are both Pi Beta Phis.

The social highligh t of spring quarter was our Ipring form.I, which wu held at the Aquamarine Club, Jim Ham ilton, + r d, was crowned our Pi 8et.l Phi Min of the Year , Ohio Stale's We-c:k proved to be successfu l for Ohio B Am idst al the festiVities, we had Rebe cca Geib tapped fo r Mirron , sophomore honora ry; Carol Davis and Susan l.ngan tapped fo r Chimes, junior women's hnnorary: and Judy MorrilOll and Kalen Stun Poll ock tapJ)C'd (" r Morta r Board Also Judy McConnell Ind Rebecc.a Geib " ' ere appointed office s«reUtlts o f Ohio Union Activities,

In addit ion to all o f Ih u e honors, (l ur pledge clus president , Bubau Oliver, was chOKn OUlJland ing Pledge of Ohi o Siale fo r 1961. She wu selected o n the basis of umput Ict ivj· t its , Ind contribution to the c hapter Bar bie appe:atcd on Iclev ,sion and received I tremend ous tr ophy.

Of course, we had O Uf shue of queens too. An n Esthu G.blliac .U a M ay Queen finalist Ali ce Knapp o n tw o honor•. Dream Girl of L\ t nd on the co urt o f 4> K t Plantation Ball. L i nd. Myers ""II v o ted as Miu Conicniality in the M in unital Ohio pasean! Al so, Anne Rane), "'31 o n t he court of 9 X S""«thclrt .11 Colgate University, Besides ou r serenades with frltcrnilies. we had several fun c ti ons wilh other sororities on campus. We invited K K r ove r for delsert and co ff« for the annual n K K r Oli O Day. Also, we h ad th e annual n "' -K A 9 picnic , Th e M other- Dauahter hanqurt, held at Scio to Country Club, was a huge success! We put on a skit to hon o r our mothen _ Ohio B aOt toaether t his summer fo r a picn ic at Sci oto River. The office rs returned to sch oo l urly t his fall CO make plans for the comins yUr, Then the whole ch apter had a retrrat at Camp Cardinal in Ro mr, Ohio, to start the year off with a bang. We swam, una , Ind really enj oyed our last few days befo re c1uses beRa n

PLI!DGED: Louise Lindner. Cincinnati.

SU$II! FITZ G IBBON

.OHIO 08LTA-OHIO W ES LE YAN UNIVERSITY_ C hartend, Oct o ber 3, 19 2'. Pleda_ Day, Octobu 8. 196 2. I NITIA.TlD, September 26, 1962: Elizabeth Joh nson, CinCinnati: Ro berta Cumberworth. StlOnisvilJe; Mar ie Colli ns, Balt imo re, lI.l d .: Barbara Bryans Wayne, PI.

Members of Ohio 6. .re looking forward to t he inauguration of Ohio Wesleyan's new presiden t Eldon T Smith. Several mtm bers of the chaplet _ill be helpina to make the ceremon ies run smoothly. P.rt of the celebrati on will i nclude dedi ca tion of the new Kience buildin,_

The Pi Bet. Phis h.l'( a new housemother th is yra r: "Mom " N oker is .lready In intearal part o f life .t the Pi Beta Phi house.

The Ohio 6. ch.ptet is well re presented in many activit ies on campus _ Linda Druble is scO'ina II se<rrtary of the Student Education Association , of which Ann H ofstra is vice pres id ent Barbara B.bcoc k is st('retary of t he senio r class, whil e Barbara Tatum is 't'ice president o f th e student body. ChIPter mrmben servin, on student ,overnment committrn Ire J udy Moo re Sarah A plin. Dambrough, H olly Jones l Lee Metcalf. Barbara Beddo w Ann Hofs tra. POppy Grrlro, ana M.ry Selby.

The Pi Beta Phis were .lso .ctive in the home eco nomiCI club : Buffie M cNauahto n was president, Gwen Vestal was tre asurer, Barbara H ites WIS on the membership seJ ection commiltrr. and Sue Rud in. WIS social chairman. Those memben eJected to the home econo mics hon o rary were Barb .ra Schumacher, K ay Iddings, and Gwen Ve stal.

Sue Readin, W IS train e r of the Y .W.C A. freshmen camp counselors, who included G9Ien Vestal , Sue Ruding , Barbara Ta tum , Marie Collins, and BarbUI Ikdd ow. Senior advisors to t he freshmen were Nancy Fa i rchil d, Millie Wille, Barbara Babcock, and Julie Schrttler.

Members o n th e women's hockey tum u e Nancy M ollin. Ann Hofstu. Sue Readin" and Unda Deuble Cherrluders for the co lle&e are Debb1 Dambrou,h lnd Sue Readin, _ Libb y Bun tin. is a member of th e Bisho p Boosters committee which pla ns the support for th e athletic eve nts fo r the co lleae.

JEAN MeBlID8

• OHIO E PSILON-TOLEDO UNIVERSITY_ Chartered, April 28, 19 " PJed , _ O.y, Oct obe 10, 1962 _ Spr in, semester brou.ht man y ho no n to Ohio E Jea nn e Florence. Sandy Underwood Ind Dorene M O" 'ery were cnosen IS Spr in, Fest ival Queen attendants. Pi Beta Phi phced second in the Innual W omen ' s Son&(est .nd seco nd in the I '" E Chario t Ra ce Peppers (similar to Mo rtar Bolrd) tapped Bonn ie Upton (o r membruh ip. Jani ce Askey wo eleC1ed president of • r M

M .ny members o f t he chapter Ittended the World's Wrest lin. Chlmpionships hich ere held o n Toledo Un iv ers ity's campus last summer

Two new build;n" are in t he ptexess of constr uctio n The Snyder Bui ldi n. wh ic h is well under way, 91 ill house the College of Edu cat; on. Also, a ' HO,OOO Idd ition will be bu ilt t o M. cKinnon Hall , the 91omen ' s dormitory. Both o f these buildings will be ready fo r occupancy in the (all o f 196}. The proposed Univenity of Toledo Med ical Schoo l wh ich has aroused mu c h in terest in the past yur is nearing a criti cal poin t in the pJannin,ll; stage

The be' i nnina o f the fall semester has brought I ne w troph,. t o the chapter_ Th is was earned by collectina the hi,ll;hest sales fot the charit,. organization " Aiding Leukemia Stric ken American Children," better kn o wn IS ALSAC. T oltdo-bo m Danny Thomas. head o f the oraanintion, will prt$tnt t he tr ophy to the at a banquet on October 24.

Rush Ind homrcom in a higblight the eve nts o f the fall srmuter. Donna Car roll is ,eneral chairman of h omecoming. K athy V auahn. ft oat chlirman, hll chosen I Thanksgiv in g theme to acco rd with the h isto ric tbrme of homccomina_ Leslie T urby, Joyce Ste in and Ela ine DePrisco are comprtiRll for tbe t itl e of H omecom in, Queen. Joyce Ste in _IS also narned n K • Rose o f tbe Mon th Many Pi Beta Phis are ho ld i n. responsible posi tio ns and o ffi ces this fill. Betty A nn Smyth was re -electr-d to Student Scnate IS luniol women's rt'Prr:srn t,lIive_ J oyce Stein is vice president o f the Student Uninn BrIard Another Pi Beta Phi was added to th e chttrlradin, squad Nancy Dennis won the position th ro u&h her

THE ARROW OF PI BET A PHI

ac rnbatic talen t Theresa Bl nic was general chairman of the Varsity Draa and is re -wr i te ed ito r o f Th, ColI,,,;a ,,, the campus ne"'spaprr.

PL EDGED: Sue Stephens, T ol edo: Pat Ju ne, Will ou,hb,.; Caro l Ri tter , Grosse li e, M Ich.

B IITTY A NN BING

OH I O ZETA- MIAMI UN I V E RS I TY _ C hartued, M ay )0, 19 .,. Pledae DIY. Sepcfrnbu 2 1 J96 2_ I NtnllTED, O ct obe r 7, 1962: Linda Bll c kburn. Evans to n, {II ; Ja ne Jaffer, Danville, III. : Ja c kie Lancaster: J udy M ork, Bir mingham , M ic h .; Vi r · a ini a Stout, Akr on; Sandy Wiswell, H o mewood, III May Da,. celebrations arc held every yrar It M ia mi Uni versi t y to hon o r outstand ina wome n Candy Cox , Jo Ann M cCu llo ugh, and Bec ky Russell 91ere on the freshman prann ina committee for this celebra tion. Numrrous Pi Beta Phis were honored. C.nd,. Co x, G inaer St out J uAnn Lynn Ro berts, Linda Farquharso n , Beli noa Bell, Ind Sandy wiswell are ,ll;oing to be soph omore counselors in fr esbman residence h a lls SPER, wo men', se rv ice o rganiut io n se lectr-d Sandy Grosscup, Lyn n Ir win , Wendy Kuhmrir, and Fran Stearns wh o was later elected t relSu re r Selec ted to be members of CWEN, the so phomore bono ra ry were J ackie Miller, ) 0 Re i nhart, and Barb Rudyk Jeanie Bryln was c h osen assis t ant ho use cha irm an of a freshman hall. while Ellen Plummer was selected to be an uppercJus house chairman. Anne Wiseman was tiPped (o r Mortar Board The secretary of InterResidence Council, Barb Rud,.k, was als o ackn09lledged_

Ch osen 10 serve as president of Associated W omen Students the a o vernina bod,. of M iami women was Anne Wiseman. Lynn Irw in was elected secretary of Panhellen ic Counci l. Pat Fritzlen beclme a member of + B K.

On t he second semester comparatiVe grade averlges Ohi o Z was s«o nd on campus

Sprini' WIS In excitina time fo r many Pi Ikta Ph is. Belinda Bell and J udy Sofll: were elected to be Air Force Angel , while Sail, Meyers WIS chosen vice president The president o f M iam i Unlversil1 hon ors one ouuundina man a nd woman in the sop h omore. iunior Ind senior classes. Pat Fr itzlen WIS ch osen t he mos t o ut· sund in ,s se n!o r woman, and An ne \X' iscman was chosen the m ost out s ta ndll'l g lunlor wo man.

PUDGED, September 27. 196 2: Tara Balfe , Lafayette, I nd.; Linda Ikrger Clevela nd He iahts; Carol Boltz, M ilfo rd; Bonnie Bru ce Columbus: Barbara Burr o,,'s. Lyndhurst; Mary Ann Dale, Wlukesha Wis : Phyllis Darley. Sandusky; Dia ne Douaherty, Falls Church, VI .; D onna Druhpi!. M cLean. Va ; Pam Edwards, Elkhart. I nd.: Carolyn Ell iso n , Middletown: Mary Fis k Hu nti ngton W oods, M ich. ; Marth a H 0 9lell. A lexandria Va .' Julie !rgens , S t J oscph, M ich.; Lynn J eneson, Fl oss m oo r Ilr.: Pat Job nson, Lond o n; Sberie Lad in. Park Ridge, III.: Polly Lawso n , k alamuoo M ic h : Ginger Lombar d o, South Eucl id: Gwen Mit c hell W o rt hington: Bets y M o rr o Oakhnd. N J. : Mary Pat Myen, Edwards Ai r Force Ba se , Ca l : Chris Panek, Parma: M arcia Ric hards, H amilton; Susan Roberts. Ashlan d : J o yce Robinson, Cincinnat i; La uri e S unds trom. Fl ossmoo r, III.; Caro l \'(I'idd o ws , She ffield Lake.

ELLEN PL U WMU

·OH I O ETA -DE N I SON UNIVERSITY. Ch.rtend, Septembu 8, 19 '4. Pledlle O .y, Occobllr 2, 1962. I NITIATfD, Oct o ber 2, 1962 : Gretchr:n Lon,.

All Dcni sonia n ere thrilled t his fall when the,. returned to find Slayter Hall t he ne91 s tu dent union, fully comp le ted The snack bar, l oun,e , audit o riu m meet ing roo ms, and recre alio n room all in ultra -modern de cor , Car s u rp aucd all rxprctati o n•

At prrunt t he entire campus is an t icipating the annUli H ome · com ing Werkend th e t he. me of whi ch is " Myth -ti - fy the Mus k its" as the football ,ame will be 91ith Musk ingham Coll ege The Pi Beta Ph i theme In cco rdance wi t h this is "Merc y Circe."

Ohio n WIS proud to have so many o f its a i rls named in the annual honors convocatio n last sprin,. V irttinia K ramrr and Lee Sidener are mrmbrn of Crossed KtT s, the JuniOr w<, men's se rvice ho norary APT tapped Betsey Chamberlain and Mo lly M oore fn r in this art honorUl'_ Those ta pped by laQ&uaie honorary societies werr: : Ginger Jjdbrtter. by IT I + cllssical la '1lua,ts; A n n Tuttle , b,. I 6. ., Spanish; Kay Beth Ba rt n letti. Judy Brundage, Betse,. Ch amberl ain. Susan Du ck. Mart y T uttle and Janet Davies, by n 6. +, Fre nch. Other girls rewarded for their efforts we re Judy C. Anderson, wh o was made a m ember n f Francn·CaJiiopean Society for c reative wr iting: V irginia Kra mer and Diane Liebner , tapped for '" X, psych o logy h ono ra 'l : Cyn th W o lileger. Nano H l rdacre and Pam Mak ,.. members 0 K 6. n educltion honorar,.: Par Stricklerh Iwarded membership in A M music ho norary _ Pam Maky was c o scn for membership in • A F) history ho norary_ Je an Wiley as uked t o become a me mbe r nf Masquerad e rs fo r ex cellence in the field o f d rama. In high POsi · tions on campus are Linda Nichols. vice president of Shaw Ha ll, and M arty T uttle , iunio r advisor in the freshman dormi lOry. Mart}' is l lso the chai rman o( the Rul" Commi tter o f the Den iso n Campu Governmen t Associa ti o n.

Pt.mcm, October 2, 1962 : Barbara Bro wn, Colum bus: Bonnie Browne Carmen H in man, I ndianapolis I nd.: Jo,.ce Burnet, Clevelan d: M ildred Caldwell W ichita. Kan.; Karen Dymond _ Rockf rd III.; J oa n Everson, M idland. M ich _: Sa" Fr ita , Gibsonia, Pa .: Ra mon a Gibbs. Peori a III.; El inbrth Goldstein. A mbridge Pa .: Kathar in e I..c uba. Yell ow Springs: &nnie Limous , Carbondale. 1I1. i. H GU,. Ma tchett, O,k Park. III.: Mltilynn Naish. N ew Yo rk N T _: Rita Ramsayer. All ian ce : Jan«n Rutull. Rocky Ri't'er; I.inda Fo rt Warne Ind .: Caro l Westerman , St. Louis, M n.: J S uun Will iamson P illshurgh, P a.

DELTA PROVINCE

-MARYLAND BET A -UNJV E RSITY OF MARYLAND. Char· urfll. 19''' PI.d. _ D ay. Ocl o bu 2, 19' 2. INITlATED, 21, 1962: Rosalie Arcun, Sand, Scmma. BJitimorc; Fun Cocke" T o"lOn : Pam Gra(, Rj iera Buch; Tan,a Kossiakoff, Brookvill e. Gtcck Week this ,Ut "proved to be veIT profit.ble (or Pi Beta. Pbi. M' r}'land B on a noc tropb, b, winnin&: 6rat pbce in loter· IUlemity Sina: Terl)' McCur t')' did an ocelienl job in us in "September SOna Tm cbapln this nne performance u Pounded ' Oa,. An other hono r Ct.oted to t he ch.pter durlna Ihis wedt kCond pllCe in Sorority Olympia.

The ch.pter is ery proud of urolyn Sh.llcrou ho as chosco Crncent Girl of AX A and Domn D i Funcis ho wu choscn a mcmbtr of the Queen ' Court of 1: • E.

Ru.h as ,iyen a tertl6c boost in ith K re nadcs b, 1: A E, • .:1 e, and A T 0, Dcucrts have been held ith l X, andl A E.

Ginn, Writ;b t a nd Duane Pincuspy ete elected to D iamond, S,lvi. Briltin,ham was elected hud of house dKoutions (o r hom«omlna for the enlite campus and cbosen lor scnlor le.lllature, She was allo el ected to be on the committ ee fo r the £ruhman handbook, Grell fun was h.d b., all the cbapter in participatioa in aopho · more carnival and Ihe car wash sponsored by umpus Chcsi.

Mickey Moore was chosen histori.n lor Campus Chest and head tush counsclor lor P anhellenic, She i. also Or•• oill tion D. y display chairman (or P.nhelknic Tert')' McCurry as cboscn II chaplain of l A I. Christy Merrill. P.t H.uinaton. Jill JeHer is, Ann Miller. Joline Dehart, Sue Guce, Jocelyn WeKr, S,hla Br it· ti nahlm served on the Freshm.n Oric:nt2ti on Board.

Wh ile Mrs Musenbur, was here in Much , Maryland B initiated a new tradition on campw by hnin&: a " Mc:et the Can· dldates 'Tea" which as held dllrina the campliS ide e1c:ctions.

PUDGED : Ten Clark F.lIs Church. V2.; Candy Crawlord, Annapolis : yth, Crou;K.ld, Dana Galotta, Pat Mullendore, Silver Sprina; Sue Dayton, S.lisbury; Lilli Fen ick, Leonardtown; Sharon Fiemin&:. Sprin,.6eld, V• : CoOlie H j ertbera Potomac; Marilyn Kru eae r, Hyatuyilie; K. th., Landis, Anne Venables, Ch.tlotte Zome. Baltimore; Sandy l\iyrant. Bethesd.; Je.n Nelson, A berdeen ; Carol O'Bryon, Frederick: Arlene Pulli.ll, Hammon ton. N.J. ; Fa, T omase llo. Cheye rly : Betty Welltr, Chey, Chue. ELLE N FLOOD

-VJRGINIA GAMMA-WILLIAM AND MARY Charttr.d, 192' Pl.dl' D_y, O Clobu, INtTIATED, May 6, 1962: Ethelyn Abbott. Diane BfI,ht. Mary Enkine, Arling to n i Patri cia D.IIyil, M .rth. wI. J ane t Thllrman, Lauric Y i nalma, Alc:n nd ria; Catherine Carr. Falls Church: SuZ.llnne Frayser Suzanne Shom.n, Rosl rn Reanu, R ichmond' Joyce H oski ns, H.lifn; Mary Ell e n Rowand, Sari J ane Sha efe r, SUlln Sle yc:nso n , Po rtsm Olllh ; Mary Kathleen Walsh, H opew ell: Leslie McA neny , Fo rt lc:e: Madeline M iller, Wooste r, Ohio: M.ry J lne Mitchell, Vew Be3th, Fla .; Susan Roberts, Pert')' Ga .; Mary Elizabeth Smith. K ailua. H a"'aii: A nn Stell Wayne. Pa

Pirst semester is jammed it h ac t ivities and honors for V i rgini a r . Open biddinl betan Oct o ber 1 wilh dinnetl and in form. 1 let locethers for actiyes and prosPtctiyt rushccs. Intramural sports find Virainia r frolickina o n the te nnis COllrts ith an eye to keepinl Ihe cherished Intramural Trophy won by Pi Bet. Phi last semester Other act ivities include frantic work on the float fo r Homecoming in betwccn spaahdti dinners and fU Ic:rnity socials. Schoi.lluhip h ono n at the close of lut year brOUJIht smiles to m.ny Pi Beta Phis Carolyn Rooscyelt ' 13 elected president of E 6 n, Sydney $cyille was tapped into K 6 n , and Lesley Ward, the chapter president, ' IS t.pped into Mortar Board. NanO' Van Schrccyen claimed the Viraini. A lpha Scholarship and a Full· bri,hr Scholarship to Lima, Peru. Dc'n ' s List st udents include: Diane Briaht , P.IItricia Guyes, Linda K "'ntnier, Madeli ne Miller, janet N o rme nt. Sus.!!n Roache, Carolyn ROO5Cvelt. Sheila Sawyer, Sidney SUlln Stevenson, Anne Sweatt, N.ncy Van Schrtt\'en, and Lesley Ward

Virainia r won nurncrous other campus ho n ors Joyce H oskins WII selKted M iss Willi.msbura and particip.llted in the M iss Virg inia conles t She is .bo ac tiye nn campus as a maj o rette. Pat Wide wu a finaliSI for the co veted tide o f Miss William and M ary I his put Kmcs ter Honors continued II Cynlhia Ful.' iler was crowned K E Sweelhu!1 and Janet Norment 9 6 X Sweelhnrt. Ch«rleaden are .Iso represented by P i Beta Phi with Martha Lcd and Mary Ellen Row land seTvin • .lIS a[lernate,. A \'(/jI[i.m, · burg department store will feature tw o Virginia rs .lIS models in • fuhi on show this f.ll , J oyce Hos kins and janet Thurman. V irg in ia r excels in the field o f leadership as dem onstrated by flluher campus h onOrs. J.ynn Th omas is president o f Women's At hletic Associ.lliion .nd ch«n the chapt er on in t hei r in t ramural endu\'otS. Polly Mayhew strves the junior class .115 its SCClet.ry· unsurer. Pflliy has also been elected yice president d both Orchesis and French Club. Shirle., Pinkston is busy .IS secretJry o f the Pep Club. P.t Graves cl. imed the Ouliunding Leadership Awud fo r W nmen's Student Co·cperatiye Ass ocia ti o n Susan Stevenson, Susan Roberts and Mar}' Erskine ' ere sclected II orientllion sponsors for Ihe c1us of 1966. Susan Roache hIS .Iso bttn choKn b, the college administratio n to u ludwell H ouse Pr esident t his year.

JANET NOIWINT

-WEST VIR GINIA ALPHA-WEST VIRGINIA U NIV E R SITY. 1918. PI .d. _ Da y, OccoMr " 19'2. INITIATI D. Septembe r 2J, 19 62: Sharon Lrnne N ibe rt, A pple Gr oye: M ary N.talie Smith, Charleston.

The new school .,ear finds Well Vircinia A in man., ICUVltJ6 o n campus. lut sprioa Ml.e West as elected P.nhcllenic Presi · dent. The student un ion nnds urol Flenniken. P.t Full, Mary Ellm D' l ley, Carol Greenlcc, Nanci Nunn, and Vicki Orl e r on Iii lener.1 commlttcc•• nd Sandi Sm ith as chairman of the Pine Arts Committee. Carol FlenOlkrn is servin. on the stccrina com · mlttee for H omecomina Weekend. urol Greenlee WI.5 chosen to be be.uties editor of the ,ear book .nd Pat Mummy II subic,ip· tions editor At the annu.1 YWCA conferrncc. Carol Flenn i ken was installed IS rel Kln.1 S«rcta.rJ. Last sprine Lind a Md.i o rro.. chosen as n K A Girl and Kathy Grccn became th e A :x Crescent Girl. One of the grellest honors West Virginia A blS receiYed was the crown in, of D tane Hunler as M ilS Well Vir,ini •. Diane Brown. Vel m. ConIc.,. and M e West ere t.pped for SPOk:ct. Knior womens hono ur}'. and Velma Conley as chosen IrelSure r of the or,'niuti o n. Sue NeuenKhwander IS elected to serve on the student leaisillure. and Baro.ra Geutin, w choaen 10 serve IS the .tudent representative on t be University Heah h &atd. Carol Grttnlee. Marlou Grt'Cnticld, H arriet Buwley. M ae West, Velm a Conley , and Diane Hunler represent Pi Beta Ph i as APROTC sponso rs. Por t he M o thers ' Day Parade. Carol Green· lee wu chosen IS head sponso r This year we hIVe two .irla $Crvina on A WS, N.nci Nunn on j udici.ry Bolld and Velma Conley o n Proaram Boud.

MAIlLOU GIlIlIiNf'III LD -NORTH C AROLINA ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. Chartlred, 1923. Pled a Day, Odo"" <t , 19'2, I NITIATlD, 18, 1962: Callie Fru: ier , Oxford: Eleanor Goodwin, FayetteYllle: Beth Mannin, Chapel HiJJ: Ma t')' Moore. Clinlon; Becky Sli kelellher. Asheville; Pu. Waddell. Ralei,h, Members of North Drolina A arc lakin' an active p.rt in campus life as may be secn b., the ir many bonors: first place in the ! I Derby witb G.IIyle Venters winnin, Miu M od ele Venus and Charlot te Winstead placing .eco nd; chccrleaders, L'!l n Bonne Ind Chulotte Winste.d; Orientation Commi ttcc, Jua., Van Vlu e· jo Brent Miller; orienta t ion counselors. Po fl, Hastings, A nn Hendrick, Callie Prazier SUlY Johnson. Chri. Kress, Betb Wallace. Tracy Spencer, Charlotte Winste.d, Sally Mc Oure M.t')' Ruth Walleu, Becky St ikele.llther , Kilty Motsinge r, lynn Bo,ettej ' n K A DreamJlrI, Beth Wallace; Al umni Footb.1I Queen, Sun ohn so n ; l X Sweetbeut Court, Jean B.ttle, Lynn Boyette G ayl e Venters. Pulici p.nts in other campus o r.anrut ions are Cecil Collin. , Kcrelat., of Student Union: Polly H Ulin.s, chairm.n of Elec· ti o ns Board, the firs t ,id to rece ive th is honor; SU'ly j o hnson. (o·chairman of Tor on to Exchange Program; Belt, M c Dona ld , Sta te Stud ent Leg:is lalllre: Jud y Van Vlaanderen, ch.irma n o f l ud icial Board o f Pa nhellenic Counci l; Beth W.llace , Stud e nt egisillure File C lerk j lls t recently Jean SpellS and Beth Wallace .....e re selected 10 lit o n t he Conso l idated University Cour t .

One o f the highlights of lut sp ring WII the Founders' Day Prn,um with North Carolina B The g roup, medina a t the Cllo l ina Inn i n ChaPtI H ill, " forhlOate to have as speaker Mrs M.y Dust Murph y has t aken a year ' s leave to be Kcr e tary to • dean at the Amer ican H iah School in lug.no Montasn o la, Swit%Cr' I.nd. Next fall she will return to the Univeuity o f N o rth Carolina to compl ete her education.

PUDGm: Trici. Armst rong. A nn Branch , urol M.nn in" B.ird Williams, Chapel H ill: li11i.n Be.IICh. Arlinat on. Va.; Et hel Bush, New O r leans. L•. ; j udy Butler. Wilmington: Anne Eskridle, Shelby: j oan H .le" Charlotte Whel.nd. lookou t M ount.in, Tenn.; Pat H. I, New York. N Y .; Punkin H Olist on. At l.nt • • Ga .: Bonnie Hoyle, Henderson : Gene Hunte r, AsheYille : &cuy K.lk· hurs t: Sue Simonds. Raleish: Bu rnie., K inne." Grccnsboro: Bonnie Lowo:e r A lbemarle; j udy Merritt , Mt. A iry: Bee Pitt Tarboro: S.nd, Saine , lincolnton; Carol SUrr. \'Vashingt o n , D .C.; Sally T'lhwell, Ch.r1otte.

KATHIlYN M OTS I NGEIl

- NORTH CAROLINA BETA- DUK E U N I VERS I TY Ch.r ler.d, 1933. Pl.da' Da y, Oct ober 7, 1962 , I NITIATED, $cptember 23. t962: P.tricia Bradsher. Durham.

Soon after I he school year beg'n, Pi Beta Phi busy with Nsh. After a nry successful rush season. t he ch.pte r welcomed ilS new pledges wi t h • coo ky shine and .II pledge banquet.

As freshman advisors, the fo ll o wing Pi Beta Ph is ere yery active durinl Orientatio n Week: Sue Curry. Becky Ha as, j o H arrie t H.l ey, G inny lilly, Mary Lu cus, Sally M cKa ig:, and Patti Williams

Pi Beta Ph i campus leaders i ncllld e Anne Ir ln. president o f WSGA : Sandy H .rrison, ch.irm.lln of J udicial Boud; Liz W.ters, house president; and Sue Persons WSGA usistant IrelJuru

PUDGED : Ma ry Lynn Ke lso, Ne Bern : Gay Willi.ms, Ch.r1otte; Ikth Phillips, Durham : Ann Tha yer, Greensborn : Randy Brooks. New Y ork , N. Y .: Becky Burgen. NeW pO rt News, V •. : Tina Sifers, Shawnee Mission Kan .: K aren Lundry , Summil, N J .: Me ril,n H ooyer, Wheeli ng. W.Va .: Palt i Adams , Sa n Fnnci.sco , C.IIlif.; Ester M oger, lexinlton, V •. : Jeri Reuler , Wurord, Pa.; Rene Hebble, Sw.rthmo re. Pa .; Kar en Kelley , Arl ing ton. Va : S.lIy Mulder, Villanoya. Pa ; louile' M atthews, P•. : Beth Slocum, Columbia, S.c.; Sally Kleberlt. K in!tsYllle, Tax.: Chriu, H oeJe. Mathe Hcad , Mass ; and Jane Much , Edin. , M inn.

NANCY DAILl Y

-SOUTH CA ROLINA ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CA ROLINA. Chut.red, Odo",I', 1928 PI.d,e D. y, Odobal', 19'2. INI TIAT£D, 28. 1962: J o Ann Grttn, Rllth ie He nderson, Columbia: Faye Madd rn, Cie.llrwat e r: Sharon Cu t1I. Charlotte Orr, North A ugus ta.

The fint big event fo r the !aU se:rnester at the Univers ity o r South Carolina was t he ope ning of rush Campus-wide drop-ins were given in the women's fraterni t y looms on Sunday. September H. Rush form;ally began on Fr iday. September 28.

Named on the Dean's Lis t ""tre I..na Bell, Jane Boyce , Val J u.n Derrick, Patty Whitl ock, Sherry Ro ttman, Pat Peden , Brenda Williams, Dnd A nn Sanders. Har r ie t EUer , Ann Gray, and J ane Wasson ""cre named on the sop ho m o re honor roll.

Donna Russtll was selected as Feature Editor o f the G4muock for t he fall

South Carolina A was fir s t place winner of the :m nuai 1: X Derby Day contesls sponsored in the spring of tach school yur. Glenda Gunle r was chosen May Queen

Graduated <I> n K WlU Val Jean Derrick Gradua ted (urn laude were Pa tty Whitlock, Lana Btl I, Anita McCartney. Val Jean Detrick was t hi rd honor graduate. Pa tlY Whitlock recehed the A lgernon Sidney Sullivan Award wh ic h 1WHded 10 the out· s t anding senior boy and girl respe c t ively for their service to t he college and their fell ow students. Pat Adair Pat t y Whitlock. and Glenda Gunter captured three o f the seven oUlsunding senior awards.

Anothe r highlight of the f.jlll semester was the rep ort thu Brenda Willi ams gave the chapler about Cilnven t ion and h o w wonderful it was to meet new s isters and t o learn ne ' and usefu l facts lbout Pi Bet:! Phi.

GAIl. BROUGHTOR

'EPSILON PROVINCE

MICHIGAN ALPHA- HILLSDAL E C OLL EG E. C h a rt e r ed, 188 7 INITIATED. O ctobe r 1962: J an POsty, St. Clair Shores; Barbara Trombley, Birmingham; Mary Shehan, Jackso n; j lne Fitch, Galesburg. III.

Michigan A was t hc proud win ncr of the scholarship cup for the second time in a ro w. At the annual Crcek \'<'eckC'nd, Pi Beta Phi wOn the all·women's tr op hy by being first in the sinl( and winning o ne of the three sPOrts evcnts.

Barbara Kerr was named Hill sd ale 's goodwill ambassador in the Experimcn t in I nternational Living. This pas t summcr she livcd with a family in Belgium fo r a while and th e n toured the continent.

N:lmed to honorary organizations wcre ; umpl ighters : Ann Shaw, A ldie j annasch, and Linda Ol so n; E 6 A scholastic hon· orary; M a rilyn Laverty and Charlenc Ri d ley; A '" 0 dramatics h onorary: Patricia H inckley. J udy Weller was presented the Helen Lewis Award as Ihc outstanding sophomore.

Representing Pi Beta Phi on the May Queen Court was Ann Shaw.

The spring semester was climaxed by having ou r past president. J ane Henderson, named salu tatorian of the Class of 1962.

This fall the Pi Phis were delight ed to welco me our new housemother. Mrs. Olga StrasMrger, with an Open H ouse in het hon or on OctoM r 4.

Mentors during Or ienution \'<'eelc 'ere Nancy K norr. A pril R ussell. Barbua Kerr, J oannc Bo lognl, Nancy Carleton. Pa tt i D oyle, Do ro thy Ulery, Gretchcn Gentile. Carol Kleinsmith, Linda Ol so n, :and Ardie j annasch.

MARC IA PO HTO

- MI C HIGAN B ETA-U NIV E RSITY OF MICHIGAN Ch · ter ed , 18 86. Pl ed ae D ay, Feb uary 2 4 , 196 3. I NITIATED, M:ay 19, 1962: Bon nie Bennett, Midland; Virginia Cross. jean Gentry, Detro it ; Sarah Dissly. Memphis, T enn.; Nancy G r ibbi!lJ T o ledo. Ohio; Susan Harvill , Elkh a rt. Ind.; Marguer ite ttenderson. Chatham, N.J.; Do ris H odges. Summit, N. J .; Sheil2 Hydc, Carol Peck, Peggy "ro lonen, Dearborn; Stephanic J ohnson. Pamela Stone. j ackson; Diane Kewley. Shakerheighu, Ohio; Marth:a Mamroe, Grosse lie; Nancy Mintz, Mansfield. Oh io; Alli son Schmiekr. Naperville. Ill.; Patricia Seider, North M uskegon: Suzanne Sher· wood. Grand H aven; Gai l Stanford, Chelsu; M arj orie SteU· backer. Birmingham; Suzanne Stimpson, Ann Arbor ; Judy Tapley. Battle Cra"k; J oan Wlternan. New York, N J ; Suun Weed, Franklin; J ane Wessels. W. Hartfo rd, Co nn.; Vict oria Zaun, Grosse Pointe Park

This fall Mi chigan n has experienced some changes. The chapter has bo th :a new province president. Mrs. R. H Meyers. and a new house chaperon, Mrs ROMrt Arthur. On Sunday, SeptemMt 30. a tea W:lS held in hon or of Mrs. Arthu r.

Another change hich was campus ·wide was the grant i ng o f unlimited hours to senior ·omen upon the receiPt of ,, ' ritlen permission from a parent or guardi:an to eliminate the former curfe ·.

For the first time, Panhellenic open housts cre included in the fall orientatio n program for ·omen newly enrolled at the university . Sunday. September 16, represent:a l ives fr n m eac h o f the t 'enty fou r women·s fraternities aCled as hostesses at one of the fou r chapter housts ",' here open houses were held.

During the past summer, both Sorosis. a loc:lI wom en ·s frater· nity. and Il Il 11 completed large new additions to their houJeS. :!: :!: has bought a large new house and no longer ma in ta ins an annex fo r thcir new initiates

H omecoming as held nn the wC'C'k cnd o f OctoMr 26·27 and had as its theme , "SinJj: AJ ong itb Mich " Susie Brockway as one of the co·chairmen of Ibe homecoming central commiua" and as instrumental in arranJj:ing an elephant race wbich was pub· licized natio nally o n tdev isio n.

Suzie SheC"ood and Doris Hod&es ,., ere selected t o perfo rm in Soph Sbow a musical 'Which wu presented NO't"ember 17·18.

SANDRA NUNNEl£Y

THE

ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

- MI C HIGAN GAMMA- MI C HIGAN STAT E U NIV E RSITY.

C h a rter ed , Fe bru a y 1 7, 1 9 4 .5. Pl edg e D ay, April 1 .5, 19 6 2.

I NITIATED, Apri l 28. 1962: Prudence Baum, Grosse Po inte; Nancy D oeine r. \'<'ebster Crove, M o.; Sandi Govato s. Susan Warner. Kalamazoo; Ca ro lyn H o lbrook, Kn oxville , Tenn. ; ja nc t Ko walik. Detroit: Lucy Langohr Columbia City, Ind ; P amula Rams ey. East Lan sin g: Renee Ross , Bl oomfield H ills; Sandy S3mpSOn. Battle Creek; Francis Shields, Grand Rapids. I n an aUempt to so lve the i'roblem of over c ro wded clan buildings the university h.as added a new building and a large co ed dormit o ry.

Mi ch igan r has also jo ined in the surge to new additions Ncw dlapes 'ere found in each room complimented by freshly painted walls, plus a wonderful new housem other, Mrs Beyer.

Last s pring tw o members of the chapter were chosen 10 be am o ng the Fifty M os t Outstand ing Seni or Women. They were Judy H aack and Lynd .l \'<' o lfinger. I " same term Prudy Baum. Carolyn H olbrook. and LucY ungohr we re t:!pped for Tower Guard and A A j oan H atch as chosen a member of the S eetheart o f 1: X Court and O.:aisy Mae for the annual Sadie H a kins 03Y. Susan Fries as chosen a member of the Varsity Club Court. Michigan I' was .:also ho nore d at thc A X A Jr.

Races ith Sobo Christides rePICstnting 6 T, Shine Shields :IS Miss Eas t Shaw Hall. j oan Hatch at the Il T .1 sweetheart, and Sus:!n Fries rePresenting B 8 Tl

Chapter members active on campus Ihis year are J udie Duncan. Scnior Class Treasurer; jean Buchanan. Barb Cisl!, and Linda Ho lliday, justices of Student Traffic Appeals Court; and l.inda H o lliday. chairman of Activities Carnival.

P1.P.DGED : ThcsPO Chri stides Clarksto n; Mariorie Smith. Nan Stewart. Detroit; Sandra Speer. Saginaw.

J AYNE HULTMAN

- MI C HIGAN D E LTA - ALBION C OLLEG E C h aMend , M arc h 7 , 1 9.59 Pl edge D ay , Del ob u 8, 19 6 2. I NITIATED. September 22.

1962: M ary Klthleen Adams. L.:achine; M a ry Margaret Bu r ns, Paw Paw; J oellyn Kay PrOut, Uni on Lake.

Michigan 6 finished the 1961·1962 school year with many exciting events and good scholarship. Among the events taking place in the busy last month of school was the annual 1: X Derby Day. held in late April. Pi Beta Phi placed founh in the com· petition. A ··Twist" party was held , it h l: N, and also a Saturday breakfast ,, ith 6 T 6. The theme or this breakfast was ··Breakfast a t Ti ffany·s.··

The P i Beta Phi spring fo rm11 was held at the Embers in H o lt and given as favors were large German steins. A Brides' Tea concluded the yeu 's activities. given ror the senior members of Michigan A.

At the annual Poundeu' Day Program, Lynn Bro n ' as Pre · sen red with t he chapter Amy Burnham Onken A 'ard. Martha Grove received the Outstanding Sophomore Awud, and Carl Young received the Chapter Service Award.

Scholastically, Michigan 6 ranked second on campus w it h an overall aver1ge of 2.10, and Jan Parmelee was tlpped 1S pres ident of Mortar Board for the coming year.

There was much excitement as tw o chlpter members, Claudia Stafford and Jan Pumelee attended the 1962 National Con· vention in Washingt on, D .C. They returned th is fall with many new ideas and experiences to rCffiemi>er.

T o Michigan IJ.s returned th is fall fr om study abroad. Yvonn e McR oberts s tayed in Dublin , Ireland here she attended Trin it y College, and K athryn Young attended the University of H eidel· berg, H eidelberg, Germany. Pan Pumelee also rcturned fr om a summer in Mexico.

Michigan is n ow l ooking (or ,ud to a succcssful rushing seaso n.

GRETCHEN SU E MILl.FR

- ONTARIO ALPHA- U N IV E RSITY OF T ORONTO C h a r · lered , 1909. Pl ed ie Da y, O ttob er 9, 1 9 6 2. Fo rmal rushing under the auspices of College Panhelt enic as hcld fr o m September to Octo ber 4. The skit for thc final parties as led by Ann Schrand, the rushing chairman. She too k the rushees on a tlip to "Pi Phi Land," where hula dancers acted as the hostesses at a del icious IU:lu. The first act ivity fo r the ne pledl(es ill be the raising of fifty dollars for the Canadian Pr oject. Info rmal rush beltan o n October 10 and continues until chapter qu ota is rea c hed.

D iane Bushell, stnior Panhel knic Delegatc. is pres ident of College Pa n hellenic on the T oron to cami'us this year.

No ' th3t fo rmal rush is ovcr, the chapter is loo k ing forwlrd to the regular fraternity activities such as th e visi t fr om o ur ne prov incc president. Mrs. V i rginia Me yer, and the P.1 nhellenic formal. held annually in N ovember.

PLEDGED ; Judith Secco mbe, Pa mela Medland. Pet ie Prenderlt3st, Cuolyn Foot it . Lynda Warner . Anne Wuods , Joanne Mde , Rochester, N Y .: Linda A itken Cooksville; Ja ne Mason. Guelph ; PaUt K ime, Londo n; Cora lee Phill ips, Saskatoo n JEN NIFER MOOR ¥.

ONTARIO B ETA-U NIV E RSITY OF WE STE RN O N · TARIO C harte"d, Octobe r, 1 9J". Pl ed ae D ay, 30 , 19 6 2. The 24 act i ves and 26 pledges of Ontario B began the year "'ith chapter convention held Ihc ""ed:end o f September 22. Conven· tion delegates, Anne Askew and Sue Edwards en enthUSiastic over their experiences i n Washington and they had a very eager audience. Our second socia l get together was at the lea held fo r the acti ve chaPter and pledses by the alumnz club on October I. At Convocatio n lut Ma y. sevenl o f Our graduates re ceived hon our ul' uds. Sheilah T'WC'C'die W15 honourcd wi t h a Un iveNiry

College Muit Aw ard: Occidentalia H ono ul Awards ent to Susan PttVfr, Llbbr M cA1klle, .lnd SbirleY.ln G rieve We ere naturalb lery proud of l hac ,iris .Ind for IMil outsunding co n· tributions to Western U. Ontuio B is once I.&.io ful., paf{lciratmg in the various campus .Cli"ities. In Student Gou:rllment. Dr DavIS /I Mminu of Ex· te rnal AH.Jl1 on the Umvenlty Students Council. On the Uni· venllY Collc&C Couocil are Sail., Young. \ice presIdent of ' 63 , Mary J &lie Pryce, represrnt.ltl'e of ' 64. pledge Mary Greenwood, vice presidcnt of '6', and Carole Kcnnedy. as c1crk. RepreKntlOC Pi Beta Phi on thc Purple Spur Society are Sally Younc as secretarY. Noelle Shu o n M clean , pledces, J O.ln H .lUlh, M.rnie Campion, A nne ,:,en,busch, and J an Spe:ncer.

Our Musune football team " ' ill be led to victories this fall with the .id of cht'Crleadeu Mary Jane P ryce. Anne Setl&busch t and Carolyn H o u:, Lovel., majorettes Noelle Grace as hcaa majorette, pJtdgcs Htathcr Mitchell .Ind Ge orgina Hartwell, .Ind Julie Ann McCallum IS a subslltute will a/50 be helping alona With plo:h:e Barb.lra Phipps in the Colou r Party. These Pi Beta Phis will cerUinly con tribuJe to the colour and precision o f ou r famous Must an, M atching Band, Ontario B'I pledg« arc " 'ell in the middle of I very busy term, The new furniture in our pledCC donn has b«n rtvatnished .Ind the dining room is u:pecting a frelh coat o f paint from these easer &irls. Scars lor punishment. they have organiud a maid $Crvice for the fraternities and private homes in London, plus a babY·littina service for the alumnae. With H omecomine Weekend fut app roaching, t he pledges are .Ilso busily pllnning the Pi Beta Phi HOlt for the H omecomlfl, Parade and are ou t for prizts.

The activ« Ire alrud)' making plans for our annual Christmas Baznr in urly IXcember. We hope it will be t he usu.l1 IUCcesS fin.lncially Ind socially,

We in Onurio n are anticipating ano ther year oE good Kholarship, scrvice, Ind fun.

PLroGED, Strtembtt 30, 1962: Nancy Aikcnhead Munie Campion, Hartwell, Gail Ibbotson. Ann M cLachlin, Heather Mitchell. Blrbara Phipps, J anet Richardson, Anne $cna· bUJCh, j.ln ice Spencer, Lynn Taylor, Patti Ann Tr.avers, London, J O.ln Armstrong, Stratford: SUlly Beeston, Welland: Margaret Church, Windsor; Mary Greenwood, Chatham: Karen Hammar, K itchener; Joanne Hauch, Port Credit; Karen Lamb, Brenda Lorimer, Toronto: Ruth Mel.hne. Brantford; Judy McCraney, Willowdale i Kaye Neal, Weiland; Penny Robinson, H ami lton ; Sheila Souiso)" Collingwood: uthy Williams, All iston. SALLY YOUNG

ZETA PROVINCE

·'NDI ANA ALPHA-FRANKLIN COLLEGE. Chlrtered, 1888. Pled._ DIY, September il, J962. INrTIATED, March 17, 1962: Sylvi Bohall. Columbus: j ane t Wysong, F airmo unt : lesle)' Mal one, Fort Wayne; J udy rowle r , Jud y H ensley, Sharon H icb, Frank lin: Susan Selsor, Gertrude Shultz. Indi :m:r.po l is ; Ann Fisher, Lawren ceburg ; Tamala Hickson, S.lndra Smitb, Lebanon : Candace Poindex ter, Odon; J anet Coers, Waldron i Rebecca ja cksteit, Swarthmore, P, Last sp ring the P.lnhellenlc Sc holars hip Trophy was presen ted to I ndi.ln.l A. ; this " ' IS t he sixth SlIaight semester that the chapte r has tanked first scholastically among tbe fOur women's fraternities on campus.

The spring semester blought hon OIS to many individuals liso. At the Zeta Province Founders' Day Luncheon Ja ne IXmaree: as .Iwarded the Amy Burnham Onken Award lor the province At the annual spring honon convocation Georgi.l Bullard .nd j .lnt Demaree were elected to Alpha. similar to + B K Grace Creve· land wa s presented the Journalism H onorarium for serving u editor of the 1962 yurbook, Ann Fisher received the L.aurels Trophy for the outstandlDril (rnhman " 'oman, and Trudy Shultz received the German Award Indiana A. is proud of several members who were elected to membership and offices in campus honoraries. Ann Fishe r, Becky Ja cksteit, .Ind Sue Scho r "ere lappe:d by L.aurels, freshman and sophomore ".'omen's honoruy: Grace C le veland, Al ice Gill, and Joyce Thompson were initiued into the honorary for junior Ind seni o r women, Gold Quill. I. inda , Bryer, Grue Cleveland, Alice Gill. and Joyce Thompson ere tapped by 9 r. "' ; Grace Cleveland and Alice Gill ,,-ere upped by A ." r,' and Ann Davison wu tapped by K A IT and 9 A 4> , Grue C eveland was elected president of K 6 IT and Alice Gill of Gold Quill .nd ." A 9

At the initiation luncheon Janet Cotrs was presented the Outstanding Pled,e A ard.

Late last sprins the mothen' club entertained the chaptet with a dinner in honor of the 5eniors. Each senior as pre· sented a rIIift certificate for a teaspoon of hcr silver pattern.

Returning: to campus this fall, the members of Ind i.lna A were pleued to find their suite redecorated in a wine and blue color scheme.

Rush wcck as climaxed with a l uncheon honoring the new pledges and the traditional cooky shine, At the cooky shine honors were awuded 10 Trudy Shultz for the highest grade average of the 1961 pledge c1us, to Ro berta Wickens for the srutest gr.ade for the rnst three yean, to Ann Davison for outstanding ork in the humanities, and to Sharon Potter lor the grutest Itude improl'ement during her 5Ophomore yeu.

Alice Gill hu b«n named to the Indiana State GOyernOr'S Youth Coun c il which met in October to discuss youth p roblems and to propose soluti ons. Joyce Thompson is serving IS vice president of Student Counci1.

Updelnff, and one .ctive, Marty Mohr. were elected by the studen t body to serve as checrlc.aders.

REPLEDGm. $cptcmber 8, 1962; Mary j ane Pbillips, Columbus. PUDGUI, $cptember D. 1962: Carol Cummings, Paige Fulmer. Bucersville: urol Stuk. Bro wnstown; Sandra Corbin. Pallida Jonel, Columbus; Ann Arnold, neCltur; Janet Edmondson, Jun l-Jeflich, Beverly Parker, Susan Wood, Fra.nkhn; Avonelle Upde graff. Shelbyville ; Ellen Thorn, Washington; Barbua PauiBer Winamac: Berlt Yalmer, Brooklyn, N.Y.

GUCE CLEVELAND

- INDlANA BETA-lNDIANA UNIVERSITY. Char1lrrt.d, 189] , INITlATUI, M .lY 18, 1962; J.trl. He len Smith, Concord. Mass.

Indi.na B 's house mother, Mrs. Helen Smith was initi.ted lut sprina .fter Krvin& the Pi Beta Phis of Indiana Uoiverslty lor nine yean.

At the bealnoing of the school term Indiana B had • house retreat t o discuss plans for the year, h o uses \\ere planned for home foo tball "ames and d.ltes were set for monthly faculty dinners. At the opening scholarship lDeeting ph.ns "ere made for the schoh.rship pro&um.

Indi.lna B supported + 9 in the "Little '00" lut spring and are work in ith A X A in Fall Carnival this fill.

M ore queens for Ind iana 8! Linda Muge was selected Itom • field of U finalists IS Miss Ind ian. University. Susan Bonsib WII chastn as S"'eclheart of 1: A E and Ann Rudictl II A X A Crescent Girl.

Ju dy Chapline as sclected IS a member of M Ortar Board. Mary · ann Bucha and Karen Kli ne became members o f Pleiades, With l ud y Rice beine elected president. Enomene, an actiVities honorary or sophomo re women, selected Marty Belry, A lice Cample;ohn, Susie Crouch. Barb Fenton, Mar ie K uchur is/ Pnscilla Lo8an, Susie Pinkston, Vicki Scott. Carolyn Tracy, ana Heather WhIttemore. New members of A A A, a scholutic h o norary, arc Kat ie Chapin. Ku churis. Sherry M owry, and Heather Whittemore. Kar in Gllmsley and Kathy Sconce Il:ere placed on the Board of Executives fo r L U. Found.ltion.

Orientation student leaders this fall were Ann Bartholomc, Katie Chapin, judy Chapline , Nancy Gift. K.II in Grimsley, ShelfY Mowry, Jud y Rice, GInny Sh.lw, and Heather WhittemOle. Priscilla I ogan Ind Muy Jo Thompson were orientation ,,«k dOlm le.lders, l.c.lders in other campau .Ictivitin lie: Judy R ice and Priscilla Lorllan, Fall Carnival Steering Committee; Ann Blitholomc, A ,W.S. secretary and a member of the Concert Steering Com· mittee: Susie Crouch, A.W.S. judi c ill Board: Kar in Kline, vice president of Student Athle tic Board and YWCA secretary. J an Lungren .nd Jeannie Curoll were $Clccted as v.luity cheerleaders. SUlln BonSlb received the Chaptet $crvice Award and Ginny Shaw was chose n IS rush counselor.

PUOCIlO: Ruth Ake, Judy Witham, Indianapolis, Penny Gar· rett, El Delorado, Ark,; Naney Nuh. New Castle; Caro l Nor· quest, D«atur: Sally Webb, Warsaw, GINNY SHAW

INDIANA GAMMA- B UTLE R UNIVERS,TY. Chlrtered , Auault 27, 1 897. Pled8e Diy, Mpttmbee 19 1962. INITIATED, March 4, 1962; Dagnifa Ozols, Roberta Bowsher, j oan JuvinalJ, Diana J ones, Joan Poole, Indi anapolis; Marlene R«5C, Sharps· ville; J oan Rumu55en, Webster Groves, Mo .: Mary Duckwall, Nappanee, Maggie Sadowsky , Rochester; Di.lne Gable, Deerfield, Ill.: Jan Clare Evanston, Ill.

India na r has begun a wonderful fall semester filled ith studying and fun We arc especially proud of ou r new pltdae clUJ of eighteen, Lut semester, India na r achieved th ird place in scholarship on campus, Each sirl worked very hard for th is scho last ic improve· ment, bu t much of the credit goes to the fine scholanhip program o rsan ized by Pam Ulery. Kholarship ch.irm.ln. Pam, alon, with Norma J o K o lbe and Dagnifa Ozols, was .1.150 honored ith eleclion to Chimes, the junior women's honorary. Eltcttd to Spun, the sophomore " 'omen's honorary, ""ere Marlenc R«5C, J oan Rumussen, M.IIY Duck"'all, Joan Juvin all, and Robert. Bowsher. urolyn McCoy accompanied Susan Vandivi vie r, president , and Nancy Wachter, rush ch.lirm.ln, to the national Convention t his summer. We ",ere all delighted to hear .bout the inspirat io n and wonderful experiences they shared with Pi Beta Phis from all over the U.S,

I.ut spring, t he DelIS held their annual Delt Triclytron Race, patterned .Ifter the Indianapolis Mile R.lce , Marlene Reese was chosen to reign as queen, .Ind our tricycle drh'eu, .ided by the r. X pit crcw, placcd second in the flce be t ween the sororities. Marlene also recently won the title o f Miss Centn l Indiana to add to her queenships. Ind i.na r is enthUSiastically looking forward to another yu.! of meaningful experiences and c.amous activity.

PLEDGED : Ann Boyd! Patrici.l Hadley, Norlin Hartley , Clro lyn Mo neyhun, I ndianapolu: Shirley Boyer, urmel: Kathy Bri"s, Shelbyville: Christie Hud50n, Anderson; Kuren Knud son, P.rk Ridge, Ill.: Karen Merkey , Linda Stout, Ft Wayne : Marci. Myers, Susan Wel¥er, Pendlcton: Jud., Scott, Elmhurst, III ,: Rosan Shields, Lomb.ard, III.: Dixie 1rittschuh, Plainfield : Sherrie Tschirll i, La Granrlle, III.; Donna Urbancic, Speedway: Jecp WJ..f1'eI. E"anston. JlI.

LYDIA ANN HILOUTH

Th ree: pledlN, Ann Arnold, Carol Cummings, and Avonelle 65

- INDI ANA DELTA-PURDUE UNIVERS ITY Ch.rte red, 1921. Pled al DIY, j.null'Y 30, 196). Illdi.ln. A took first place in University Sina wnich was held on M o thel,' Day We .Iso tied

for the t hi rd phcc tro phy given (or participation for our Penn,. Csrnival booth.

,\boy Ind iana girls rcuivt'd out1u,ndina positions in campus actIvIties. Mal')' An n M lnardo is on the Manq ini: Board of WBAA Ronne Po Ul itut is on the Junio r Board of the same cam pus SUtl on. Savill. Gross was tapped Ind dected pres ident o f Gold Peppers Othcrs tapped (or Gold Peppel'S include Jan A ikman Rarbar. Bran ch , Mary Beth Douglus. Alison Eckles, .nd Mal ' garet uhnrun n. Marg.ret L.hrml nn "'s 150 tlc cttd prtsidcnt 01 the G tten Guard H onoury.

K ilty L.nd1Vehr is t he campus COpy editor o f the Expo""" H o ldins junior CIrcu lat ion man.ger positions on the same papet arc Lolil ia Beaty and Christine urson. Carol Riner is the national advertis;n" secretary for the Exp o ntnl while Carolyn Brewer is secretary of office dire ction.

The vice president of Associaled Women Stu,jentJ is jan Ai k · man Carolyn Comin is now in charge o f Ac tivil in Services f o r the Office of Student Governmen t Services. J ane Gall o way is the Vocations Commi ttee Chairman for O.I.A. and also holds a ;ulllor boud position fo r the Purdue Union.

Susie Carlson is in charge o f photographing all campus fra · ternities for the 196} O tb ril while Carol Farchmin is in charge of sorori ty and co·operative house pi ctures.

A liso n Eckles is the seCletary fo r the Student Senate. She also h old. the position of Ma rlar Board Trusurer Others tapped and initiated into M o rtar Board include Savilla GrOis and Ian A ik· man.

Ou ch Fell again holds the position of studen t direct or of Pur · duettes. The t reasurer of Pan hellenic is Mary jane Randolph

S HIRLEY WUNU

- INDIANA E PSILON- D E PA U W U NIV E RSI T Y Ch a rt lfre d, 1942 Pl ed ,e D ay S epltlnbe r 28. 1962 INITIATED. October 28, 1962 : Sue Allen C1evelaod, Ob lo; Meliod. Pa ine. Chica&o, III, Back on campus (o r anotber year, the chapter at DePauw is burning with enthuuum of fift y·eight girls. "Mom" Dietz, .nd twe n ty new pledges. Fo ur girls wh o studied in Europe lut yur, Marilyn Wehrman, Mary Jane Headley , Kathy j ones. and Magg ie Hend rick, are we lcomed back to I ndiana E Barb Meium returnS f rom Illinois E .nd Marty Fo rester from Wisconsin A ro make I ndian. E complete.

The Pi Beta Phis remember lut spring: wheo Marilyn Kitchen W.llS Clo"' ned May Day Queen and was voted the Zeta PrOVince Chapter Service Award; when the Pi Beta Phis had four (ra· ternity swedhurts, Barbie Wells ""1$ Sweetheart o f 11 T 11, Barb Klingner of • r 11, j ackie H oltgrieve of I A E. and Patti See of 1: X: when Sandy j ones W1$ chosen .lIS a DePJU"" cheerleader ; when Judy PettU and Sue Ann Guilkey were voted into h ockey club; when Pam Fulle r and Nancy Ratcliff were selKted as mem o bers o( Angel Flight with Suzanne Doud dected u commJnder of Angel Flight. On the Dun's List for l ut semes ter we re J udy Diehl, Mary Macklem.nn, Marty Sigmond. Suzy Charbonneau, Coby Bat tey, Bub Kormos, Sally Smith, LYnn Fishbeck , and K aye I.cwi s.

The lirst few weeu of th is ltmester have been busy ones I n· diana E completed ru sh with formJI pledging. a pledge banquet. a kiss· in and an open ho use t o proudl,. introduce twenty new pledges to the ca mpus. Plans are underway for homecoming weelr:t nd, Dad's Day and the pledge dan ce Ind ian a E is Ioo kins fo rward to the v isi t of the province pres ide nt , Mrs. Allan Raup.

PUDGED ; Marth. / 0 Anderson, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Cynthia Batts. Mt Pr ospect. II.: PJmda BIJke, Jackson Mich.: Barbar. DaFoe App le to n. Wis.: Sally Fletcher. Huntington , W.VJ.: Bar · blIta Full er, EVJnston, Ill. : Beth Hunter, Br idgeville, PJ .: Barbara N iess, Ann Arbor. M ich.: Nancy Norberg. Skokie, Ill.; lynn Organ. Sullivan; N.ncy Pederson. Davenport. Iowa ; Carson Rodl!ers. Cairo, Ill .: Carolyn Schrank. Tulsa , Okla .; Frederica Sherrdan. Cleveland, Ohio; Charlotte T irman. Sou th Bend; Naney Wakefield. Racine , Wis.: DonnJ WJlker. St Louis. Mo. : Jud y Wise, Dayto n Ohio; L,.nn Wood. Scarsdale. N.Y : Linda Younu , Downers G ro Te. Ill NANCY PHILLIIPS

- I N DI AN A ZETA - BALL STA T E T EA C H E RS C OLL EG E. AU futl 2J, 19'2 Ple d ge Day J a nuary 29, 196J. INITIATED, April 29. 1962: Nancy Beam. Nortb Manchester; Caro· Iyn Blum , Crown Point; Bonnie Breti ng. J an et Campbell. Beverl,. H oughton. Sue Peterson. I ndian.polis: Marcia Cline, Ko.komo ; Ardelb DeCourcy, Marlatet Dillard Frankl i n; TJ,.a Erekson, D«atur: Ma til,.n F ishe r, PI,.mouth; Susan Hewitt Lind a loaD, M uncie: Carol,.n H ickman. Mary Ann Phillips, Fo rt Wayne; jani ce Jo hn son. Kn o x ; Ellen Lockwood, Noblesville: janet Mullen, Con · nersville: BetSY Noel. Goshen: Shirle,. $e.,.bert, Anderson: Carol Sharpe. Peru: Dia nne Wilson. Sulphur Springs Ind iana Z was hon o rt'd to hue two Pi Beu Phis n.med as fraternity sweethe.rtJ .t tbe fraternity closed dances lut spring The,. were L.,.nd. Burton. II: II: Sweetheart .• nd LornJ Miller t he first S eetheart of Z X on 8all $tJte's campus KJren Dav id· son brough t ho nors to o ur chapter when she u named. memo ber of t he Orient Queen Court.

T.pped fo r Clavia lut spr ins " 'ere NJocylee CambridAe Ind GloriJ T o bler.

At the uu Pro vince Founders' OJ.,. luncheo o , Ind iana Z "u presented w ith the state KholJrship tro ph.,..

I ndianJ Z pJrticlplled in the X IXrb.,. Da,. held last M.,. I n the different rd.,. compd.itions betwem .Ill the sororities. the Pi BctJ Phis came ou t o n to p The da,. wu hiahli&:hud hen Dianne W ilson was chosen a of the Derby OJ,. Queen Court. Everyone wu gild to be back .t BJIl Sute this hll. Our lint ni'ht bJck was hi,hl i, hted with .I potluck supper in the su ite

THE ARROW OF PI lETA PHI

H o meco mlnl is in the air at Ba ll State .lind Ind ian. Z is busil,. ·orkin, on i ts ft OJt f o r the paude which w ill be held o n Octo ber 13 Margie Miller is ft OJt chairman this yur an d It do ing. wonderful Job! PIJns Ite underway fo r t he annual faculty tea sponsored h,. Pi Bet. Phi wh ich will be held in N o vember.

We at In dIana Z are loo king f o rward to Jnother year filled with activitie, .nd ex citement. Rush isn't too far aWJY, and the entlfe chapter is very rnlhuu-d Jbout the prospective rushees.

CHRISTI NE COOK

ETA PROVINCE

- KE NT UC KY ALPHA - UNIV ERSITY OF LO U ISVILL E.

Ch a rl e red , Octobe r 9 , 1925. Pl e d ,e Day. Se ptem ber 2 6 , 1962

Kentu c ky A spent the: )UIllIUc:r wvrlr: illtl VII ti,e: J, OUSt;: anJ vrganiz· ing summer rush parties The Louisville Alumme Clu b had the house rede co rated The week before lush began the members " 'ent to camp to wo rk on hll rush.

Befo re the dose of the sp ring semester the chapter and its mem o ber received many ho no n j ane H armon was elec ted to the W ood· cock Societ y. Peggy Choate WIS chosen f o r 4> K 4>. Sherry Penn was tapped {or M o rtar Board .lind Nancy K ambach W.IS tapped {Or Cwens. The chapter re ceived a first place awud {o r tile Blood Drive. Linda Caudill , Al i x Williams. Betty Christian, and judy Smyser wo n second place in the Bubershop Contest

This yur Meredith Swann is ed ito r o f the Th rJr() II.hltrtlJ and Sallie Gulledge is JSsociJte editor. Sandy Marr is treasurer o f PGO and Marilyn Ritter is trelSurer of the A nlel Flight Sherry Penn is assistant dirKt o r o f Belknap Theater

A fter a very successful hll rwh. Kentu cky A is n o w w o rk i n, on scholarship an d deco rati ons for ho mecoming.

PLEDGED : Ann Tw illy. Kens ington\ Md ; Ma y Stuart BJrnes , Ch risty Lewis. Ikts,. San(fra Suhl BarbarJ Taylo r: Sandra KirkpJtr ic k, M idd lesboro; Ann Peters. TampJ, Fla. CHAaLOTTE M OR ,n !

K E NT UC KY B ETA-U NIV E RSITY O F K E N TUC KY C h ar. Mare h J. 1 9 6 2 Pled ge O a,. Octo ber I , 1962. INITIATED , September D. 1962: Mary Ann Bennett, Fulton: Barbara Dc an, Manhasset , N.Y.: Harriet Hieher, Ft Th o mu; Rebecca M oo fe , Covington: and alumna in itiate , Mn. Charles T. Nugent, Ln· ington.

The sprin, semester last year found Kentucky B with bright new arrows as the chapter was installed over the w eekend of Mar c h }. Among the Jwards presented a t the init iation banquet IlI'ere awards for high scholarship which wenl to upperdass and freshman members Carol H arper too k the honors among the uppercla ssme n with a perfect stJnding for the first semester. and Kate Wilson received the freshman awud. An award for the m os t improvement in scholarship went to Bubara Bean, and Ann Arms tr o ng received the M arianne Reid Wild Spirit A ward

Late r in March Betty Kavanaugh and Ann Arms tro ng were elec ted to the A WS Senate. lkltY as one of two se ni o r senators and A nn IS • sophomore senJto r. Other honors f o r Pi lktJ Ph i during March CJme when V i rgin ia Wesche .lind An n A rmstrong were chosen YWCA Cabinet members, .lind when Vanda Marcum WJS elected vice preside nt of Pan hellenic for th is year. SIan ill thl NI&ht , a program honor ing outstanding o men on ca mpu s, bro ught mu c h ucitement. as many Pi Bela Ph i, were tapped fo r campus and nationJI hon o uries .lind for s pecial awa rd s. VJnda Marcum WJS t apped fo r M o ru r Baud; Virginia Wesche and T ika Rouse ""ere invi ted 10 join Links , the juni o r women', h a n · oruy and KJte Wilson. Bonnie Bader. and Ann Armst ro ng were IS members for C,, ens. Ca ro l Har per was the mos t o utstanding junior in the College o f Educa t ion. M os t exc itmg fo r Kentu c ky B, however, was the ann o uncement thJt th e Helen Dodge Tayl o r Spirit Award , to the socority best ClCempli · fying Panhellenic spirit was to be' presented to Pi BetJ Phi. A rotatin. tr o ph.,.. the spirit Jward is • silver pun c h bowl with t he oame o f the winning sorority engraved on i t ea ch year.

Th is fall brought m Ote nc ilt:menl fo r Ken tucky B u we rushed .nd pledged thirty tw o wo nderful addit ions 10 o ur chap te r w ith the help .lind .dvice of Mrs. Ro bert Wild, NationJ I Pa n· hellenic Conference DelegJte. We feel 5ure that we added thirty · two of the finest girls at th e University of Kentu cky to o ur chapt e r with ou r fine pledge class

PLmGED : Joice Gail Allen Ft Richard son. Ala .; Nancy Brei · sacher, Charreston, W Va ; Mary F. Cammack, Nancy Duke S to kes Mt Sterling; Ann SCOtt Couvert. Harrodsburl: Donna DeCos tas , Coral Gables, Fl a.: Susan Furner. Loretta Nepka Patr icia O ' Don · nell, jenn ife r Patr ic k. Merr y We ine r PJt Lee Witt, J.uingto n: Carol Freeman. DJwso n Springs; Deborah Good. Nashville , Tenn .: MJrY Susan Groff, Pitt5 bu rgh Pa.; JJne Haven s. Lnuise H uss. Cincinnlli. Ohio; Anne Wells H o us ton. Brownstown, In d.: An ne Jenninas. Camp H ill. Pa : Nancy J o K ,vJnau,Q:h. FrJnl:fOl t : KJtherine M cCallum. 5JIlJ Sk inkle. Lake Forest. lit. : Lucia M c Do ell. Ni chol asville : Mel in. M orton. St j oseph M o. ; Sail,. Ochsner. Jimmie P arrott. Louisville; Charlotte A nn Richard son. D iana Webb , Arl ington. Va.; BubJU Sm ythe. Garden Cil.,.. N Y ; Gail Stoskopl, Great Bend Kan.: Paige Sull ivan. Paris; DonnJ \X1 i lcmr Princeto n ANN AU4SnONG

-TENNESSEE AL PHA - UNIVERS I TY OF CHATTANoo· GA. Chanered, 192J. P le d ee O JY, .scptember 20, 1962. I Nm· ATE D, March 3. 196 2 : J Oin Call oWJ,. Jea n Duffy, Kare n Duff,.. Ma,.,. Groves , Betsr Ma rtin LindJ Milriken. G i nn,. M o ntlo ml!tY, Fo nu i ne Patten, Linda Ric ketts A lice Thompson, Barblfa T yner.

Chatunoo,a; MaO' Wallace, N orfolk, Va.; Teresa Thomas, DaI· ton , Ga .; Nora Ledbetter, Camilla, Ga.: Connie Day, Barbara Turner, Cln-dand; Ann K illebrew, Debby Kaylor, Diane Arm · stran" Oak Ridge; Maril yn H ale, Shelbyville.

june 18, 1962: Paula WOJruck

Spring of 1962 found Tennessee A en,ased in many acti.ities. Chapter membe:rs entertaitl(d t heir Cathers at a Pi Phi PoP" Niaht SuPPtr was krved at the chapter house, after which everrone a!tended a U.c.

Tennessee A _as hObore in March by the visit of Mrs. William Akers, Eta Province President

Blue Key FoUies wu won by Pi Beta Phi for tbe third year in a row, this time with a skit entitled "The Wizard of Oz " Then. chapkr members chanaed from actresstS to athletes and won the ! .I Derby

Tassels is a ne.. or,anizatioo created by Mortar Board for junior ,irl •. Chosen for membeuhip were Martha Clemmer, Gail Gladney, janet Parks, and Elma O ' Neal. Gail and Mutha were eJec ted president and -vice president, respectively.

I n Junior c1au elections, Marilyn H ale was elected secre tary and Connie Day, treasurer.

At H onon Day, K X E, women's service futernity, tappe d Diane Armstrong, Ann Killebrew, and Linda Rickctts. Fontaine Patten became a member of A A 4, freshman scho lastic honorary, .od Un i versity Scholars , a literary d iscuSlio n ,ro up Mulene Wriaht rece lYC'fi the hij:hest for Kholanh ip by being d«ted t o Alpha Society, the un iYC'rslty ' s equlvalent to • B K.

Barhara Tyner as a candidate for Sw«t;heart of t :I, and Linda Milliken u a member o f the A X A Crescent Girl Court

This fall, Tennessee A started the year much elated oYC'r the fiut place taun by its histo ry at Convention in Ju ne Con,ratulati on' 'Went to historians Evelyn Bailey and Martlla Clemmer , Studenu retu rning to the U , C campus found a new A 4 n h () use, a new Ca th olic Center, a()d plans being made for a ne'W Methodist Student Center. The universi t y is also planning the co nstruction of a ne'W gymnasium auditorium.

An info rmal party as ,iven in honor of the I"'enty-eight new pledges. The Chattanooaa alumna! lave the party, which was a biB success All lOro rity pledges ill be presented It a semi -fmma! dance to be sponsored by Panhellenic.

The chapter is lookiog for ard to Homeco m ing festi-vities, a trip to Gatlinburg, and a visi t (rom the new president, Mrs. Peter Schuyler.

PU:DGeD: Linda A ckerson , Delphine A ins"' onh , Chulotte Brid,e, Ann Burgner, Betsy Clemme r , Glenda Cunningham, Lin da Draper , Andrea Duke. loretta Ettien, Btcky Evans, Yvon ne Hays, G ai l Nevins, Ann Parks, Ann Roberson, Patsy Roberts, Carol Sanders, Sue Thompson, Chattanoaa.; Sand,. Bomar, Apison; Anne B Austin, J udy Haley. Cornelia H ines, Maxine Sims, lookout Mountain; j uai NOlris, Oak Ridge; Suun Pohl , Mary Gamble, Atlanta, Ga.; Brenda Acton, Mi.mi, PI •. ; Ann Clark, Columbus, G.,; Rivers Shaw, Alexand ria , Va , EUofl, O ' NeAL

-TENNESS EE BETA- VAND ERBILT UNIVERS ITY. Char. tered, N ovi!.lnbe.r 9, 19 0. Pledle Dar, February , 196J , I NITIATeD, May 13, 1962: Tudith Shanks, Doris Temp leton, Nashville: Rita Grimes, Lola flurison, Memphis; Pamela Oliver, Peuy Young, Atlanta; Sandra Bridges, Louisville, K y.; j ane E.ans, Webster Glm'd, Mo .: V irginia Jeans, j oplin, M o.; A nn K i rkp.trick, Gr«nville, K y.; Helene Lampton, Columbia, M iss.; Corinne I.e'Wi" Alea:andrl., Va.: Ruth M ontgomery , Arii n'lon, V•. ; Penney Po ppe Miami, Fl • : Sandy Scavnidcy, Lantana, Fla ; j anet Terry, Rockville, Md .; Stephanie Souby, H ighland Park, Ill.; Mar8aret Teague, Hu dson, N Y ; Georftia Wilsom, M.yfield, Ky

The bettinoing of fall u m ester found Te nnessee 8 gathered .t the Red Barn in Gatlinbur, for • houseparty. A ll the interesting features of the Settlement School, combined with hikes in the beautifu l Smoky M ountains. and exciting news about the cominl rush season, made this Pi Beta Phi retreat a memorable occasion.

Back at the Vanderb ilt campus, fall semester acti,.ities began ith Freshman Orientation Week. H elping the new students find their y .round c.mpus ere ten Tennessee 8 Pi Beta Phis who sefYed as members of the Women's Advisory Council. Ellen Pear· son is secretary of the counc il, .nd members include K ate Harwood, Winn ie Duncan, Judy Mannin,. Susie Ma cDonald, Nancy Culer, Corntlia Cunn ingham, Ruth Montgomery, Penney Poppe, and Corinne le is.

Orient.tion \):/eek was a fashion sho presented by the Women'S Standards Committu. Modeling new fall fuhions were Pi Btta Phis Lin dy Wikle and Lynn Greenha Members o f the committee include Betty Boyle C.rol Wikle and Sandy BridACS. Many rectnt honors hIVe been received by members of T ennessee 8 Lindy Wikle U' chosen Sweetheart of t X, .nd Ellen Pearson and Lynn M ayes 'Were members of her court. Dee Tem· pleton reill:ns as S"'utheart of K t, and Mutye Tucker was a member of her court. Representin, Pi Beta Phi in the M iss Com · modore Contest j ane Kirkpatri c k , Martye T ucker, representing K t , was a 6nalist in the contest, and Lindy Wikle, sponsored by I X, was a IDtmbtr of t he M iss Commodore Court ChoKn from Pi Brta Phi as candidates for M isl Vanderbilt ere Marge Thorpe , jane Kirkpatr ick. and Lindy Wikle Other Tenness« Bs ho have r«ei.ed hll non include Ellen Pu rso n wh o ... as tapped by Mo rtar Board , a nd Ruth M o ntl omery judy Sh.nks, and S.ndy Btidlttl 'Who hold membership in Delphians. the honorary society for freshman omen. K a te Harwood, Ma rge Thorpe: and Ciuy Kerko are members of the Student Sen.te, .nd servin , on the Women'S Resi"dence H alls Council Ire Nancy Glen, vice president of the counci l , Kate H arwood and Cornelia Cunningham, ju dici.1 Board reptcJentativa , Lynn Grunhaw, pres ident of the Pi Beta Phi

h ouse, and ball presidents Judy Wood and Ruth Montg omery Tennessee 8 is happy to elcome Mn. Will iam Fred Clark , our new house mother, and Gay Finney who hu transferred to Vanderbil t from Fl o rida r.

PLEDGED: Barbara Buist, Nashville; Flossie White, Murfrees · boro

COl.NlltlA CUNN I NG H AW

·TENN ESS EE GAMMA-UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE. ChartcHd, M. r. U, 1948. Pledle Day, Septcmber 22, 196 2_ INITIATED, April 14, 1962 : Carol Clem, Phyll is Gifford, Melinda Key, Cbatunooca; Ma.ry Nell Hicks, Pu Kelly, Knoxville; joAnn &wen, Memphis; Matioo Mullican McM i nnville; Mary Margaret Trent..t. Morristo n ; Linda Pike Oak Rldle; Anne Har · rison. White t'ine i Connie Cra ford, Coronado... Cahf.: BKk, Hannah, A1aandna, Va ; J oan Meyer, Batav , N Y ; Pam Stroyan, Newport News, Va

September 29, 1962 : Shiela Freeland, Chatunoo,a

Last spring quarter, Tenn ess« r incorporated t he MIlY Elizabeth Peck Btst Pled,e A'Ward into the ir ceremonies , The a'Ward -..i11 be liven .nnually to the pled,e with the most ouutandin.c Kh olarship, leadership, .nd fello ship , The new initiate honors the memory of Ma ry Elizabeth Peck, • deceased member of the chaptet, by wearing Mary Elizabeth Peck', pin untd her own arrives. Chosen for t his bonor was Pam Stroyan

The mtmben ere especially proud o f Linda S n llO n , hen she ...as tapped fo r M ortar Board. Ele<1t'd to other hon nraries were Bette Stubbs and Anne Goddard T o help the freshmen get or i· ented to college and dormit o ry life, Clem , Me li nda Key, and j oan Me nr were chosen as Soph omore A ides

During the summer month., many Tennessee rs held inter · esting j o bs. I ncluded was Lynn Oliver who s tayed in Kn oxville " ' here she served as co·chairman of Mi ller's College Board. Becky H lInnah was .ppointed Student AJjistant of the Post Office De · par tment in Washina to n , D C" and Susan T hompso n dug Indian artifac ts ith t he Tennessee Archaeological Society.

When the chapter returned to the univers ity this f.1I they wele surprised by a completely redecorated chapter roo m The "good fairies , " it as learned.. " 'ere members of the Mothers' Club Fall ,ctivities go t under ay ith d Olm itory el«tio n,. Anne Goddard was e1«tC'd treasurer, Anne Harriso n, secretary: Mary Mar,aret Trent, -vice president; and Sunn Tho mpson, president I n addition, Suun WII placed on the A W S judici al Board and was elected top A i r Force R.O.T.e. spon sor

In April , Lynn Oliver and Linda S anson wele selected IS deleg. tes to the National A .W.S. conventioo in K ansas. They brought back p lans for an Honor Dormi tnrY. Under their 1e1lder· shi p , Acondll Court is open t his fall houses nine hon nr Pi Beta Ph is.

Thc chapter ugerly anticipa tes the ac t iv i ties and honors o f the new school year.

P LEDGED: Kay Delon. Vir,inia Elliott, j ane H ooper. Ad ele K in· scy, Bonnie Perkins, Suunne Richud J(") n , Alice Rae Setl iff. Kn ox· ,.ilk; M artha Bacon, AliCe Peek. Jean Petrie, Chattan ooga: Ina Matt, M ary Mewh orter, Cam White, Tullahoma; Joan Porter , Nashville: Sally Thomp50I' , Memphis; Beny t o u McDowell. Morristo n: Suzie Sommers. Oak Ridge; Carol D ll"o n. Trenton: Linda H .rtsook , Lenoir City: Phyllis j ohn son. Soddy: Susan Lackey, Cleveland: Ma ry Al ice McMillan, Akoa: Mary Jean Sharp. Sevierville; Aleece Wolfe, Rutled ge: K aren H arald'son. Mary-v ille; je.n Awalt. Dal las , Tn:.; Suun H arry, Shelby. N e.; Po lly H enll', Winston Salem, N C.: Sheryl j ones, Amandale, Va. Carol Pobletts N Miami, Fla SUS AN THOMPSON

TENNESSEE D ELTA- M EMPH I S STATE UN I V E RSITY Februny 2", 1962 , Last year M ary Ann was a membe r of the H omecoming Court .nd li so SAE sweetheart This year she is vice president o f th e senior class Bobbie Lynn Morrow as selected t o serve IS a member of th e ROTC Court, and Delaine H amby was elected secrct.ry of Angel Flight.

j ennie Guinn, Sally McGreg or. and Kay Brothers ele elected to serve on the Dormitory Council for thi, year Kay will ah o Krve IS vice president of her d rmit o ry Scotty McPheeters has been selected as a member of A A

For the April Charity Pn>iect Tennessee 6. hid I ElStrr Eg.(J It t he Am usement Park M artha Boyd and Kay Bmthers publicized this project by ,ppearing in a picture in the Co m· ","d.1 An,,,! , Kay Brothers also appeared on television to fur· ther publicize the project

Ten nessee 11 had the privilege ()f having Mrs M organ and Mrs Speaker to help them durintt rush \'Q e hope to have a successful year with a pledge class o f girl s.

ScOTTY M C PllflP,TrRS

THETA PROVINCE

ALABAMA ALPHA-BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN COLL EGE_ Chartered, Octobcr 7, 1927_ O.y, Sepltmbtr 27, 1962, SpriOl" quarter Binningham Southern Pi Beta Ph iS wo n many awards and ho no rs Alabama A as first in scho larsh ip and jud ie Fields rKeived the M o rtar Board sc ho larsh ip Jan G obe r and Btlty tuttrcll ere eJ«ted to R K and Lee Herren was el« ted to Mortar Board Barbara \XIrlfl:ht Ho lly Farmer , K imi St i nson , and Melinda McEachern " 'ere i nv ited to A A 4 a sch " b sti c hon o rary for outsundinolt freshmen Ho lly Farmer Barbara Wright. lo. felinda McEachern, Kimi St inson and Nancy Carol Murphree " 'ele st · lec ted IS President Sch o l" s. a group of outs ta nd i ng Sludents wh o are sel«ted by the presiden t o f the c() lIe,e j udy Crowe was el«ted as tleasurer of the Student G overnm ent

Association and K imi Stins on and Karla Tatum were elected as representatives fro m their respe cti ve clusts K imi Stinso n and Melinda M cEachern wcrc ckcted t o the Triangle Club. an hono rary service organi:u.tion. Lee Henen and Pegg y Pa tterso n were elt'cted to Amazo ns, a n organizati o n for outst a nd ing senior women. Naney Od o m was selected :lli K A Rose Girl and Judy Cro we was se lroed as A X A Crescent G i rl.

Alabama A was also outstanding in sports. We wo n fin t place in intramural sOf tball; Nancy Od o m an d Beck y Scott wcre eleCted all stars and Bec ky Scott was elected 1 11 star official. Holly Farmer and Becky Sco tt WClC selected to represent Pi Beta Phi in the stud e nt vs. faculty softball g.llme. Barbara Wright and Melinda McEach e rn won the ping pong i ntramural tournamen t and Lee H e rren, Becky Scott , and Margaret Sm ith were among th e t op ten sportswomen.

Special hoo or s were caphl red over th e summer and a t t he be· ginni ng of fall quartet when Melin d a Kerr was selected as Ran· d o lph County M a id of Co tt o n and !klty Owens was elected state vice pres ident of the Baptist Student Unio n and vice pres ide nt o f the Religious Council here on campus.

Filled with the enthusium of the things already won and with the plo udness o f th irteen new pledges, Alabama A is off to another outstanding year o n ca mpus and in Pi Beta Phi.

PUDCI!D: Ann Paulk. Hartselle; Aleeta Paulk, Ginger Ferrell, Ann McKnight, Nashville, Tenn.: Sylvia Shumake, Anne Warren, Decatur; Anne CheneY, Allg ood: Celia Ann Mills. /ackie Curry. Birmingham: Christine McPhaul Ozark; MarY Pu liam, Barry; Carolyn Gomillion, M o ntg o mery; Lyn Ward, Pratville REBECCA SCOTT

-ALA BAMA B8TA-UN IV ERS I TY OP ALABAMA Charter ed , Septembe r 19, 194 9 , Pled,e D.y S e ptember 20, 1962. Back on campus fo r another year, the chap te r at the Un iversity of Alabama is bursting with the enthuliasm o f 72 g ir ls. Our co llege year ha" stuted ou t with Pi Beta Phi" h ol ding many o utstanding offices on the campus.

Last spring, Maraiyn Childress , our president, wJS tapped for Mo rtar Board and 21 of our members were tapped for Triangle, a service hon ora rY Other h o no rar ies X .:1 4>. 4> '" O. and A A .:1 claimed Sandy Hugh es, Jan Wood, and Connie MaiShall respectively. We were a ll excited and Pro ud of ou r pledges when they won the Scholarship Cup f o r the highest average among pledge classes o n campus. Many Pi Beta Phis are active on clmpus this fall: Barbara Carlto n and l o an Sut o represent th e school" of Arts and Sciences and Nursing III the SGA Legis l ature: Judy Murdock serves as Cotill io n Club secretary, a we have held f a t the past seven years; Susan Hardy IS office manager o f the C,.;'nJon· Whiu; D o nna Griffis is SG A SecretarY; and Ja ne Files is homecoming chairman f o r Lawn Decora t ions. D u ring the summer s c hoo l sessions. Connie Ar cher served as Pan hellenic Presi dent.

Beauty·wise Pi Beta Phi ranks h i'lh. At the 1: 4> E Po rmal , Peggy Brown was crowned Queen of Heart!. Bonnie Li ppke was selected as X 4> Ideal Girl. and Peggy Garrett was chosen as Rose of 0. 1: n. Co mmerce hon o rary K ay Dockins was finalis t fo r 4> K 1: Gnde rella Girl while Grace D a lton was chosen as a member o f the Co urt fo r'" 1: K M oon light G i r l. In the competition for Miss Venus sponsored by the Inter Praternity Council, tw o Pi Bet a Phis. Beth G ri mes and Deed ee Mc Padden were final ists. J an Ru sse ll bas recently been chosen as Air Force ROTC Sponsor.

A$ the fall semes ter begins, everyon e is looking forward to the 1: X Derby, pledge swaps and H omeco ming

PLEDGED; Rh oda Graves, Sherry Gray, Barbara Hilbert, Jenny H ol mes, Marcia Meyer, Jan Ru ssell Patty Sto mps, Pinki White, Birmingham : Alice Chenaul t , Kathy Leo nard, Decatur ; Ann C oa ts. Diane Th o rn burg, Bessemer; Lake, Ann Nicholas. Lyn R iden , Dot Turnipsee Tuscaloosa; Sandra Ad cock , Foley; Jane Harriso n , Marion: Judy Kipfer M ontgomery: J ean Gann , Syllcausa: Rich ie Starnes, Guntersville: Ann Th o m pso n. Cian t o n; Nancy Wagner, Colu mbus, Oh io: D o ttie Mnellar, Seattle Wash.; Lynn Grentner. Coral Gables, FI I. ; Barba ra Marks, Memphis, T enn, JOAN Sum

ALABAMA GAMMA-AUBURN UN IV E RSITY. Chartered, February 2, 19". Pledae D ay, Septltmber 23. 1962. INrTIATED. April 12. 1962: Nancy Arant , J o A n n Bart le tt MargaIrt Earl Bufo rd , Lee Rollins. Nancy Simmons, H i l dl Messer

Spring quarter was In act ive and rOo'ar ding one for Al abama r Suun !krry re p re sented Al aba m a I t the Youth Conference in Washington. D C. Pat Hill was elected secretary o f the Auburn Stud ent Body and was als o selected as se<retary o f Pan hellenic. Linda Lane was selected Senio r of the Year in the Schoo l of Edu cat ion. She was tapped fo r K .:1 n. an educa t io n honorary. and for MOrta r Board. Li nda sel'1'ed IS secreta..ry and then president o f the Woman's Student Gow rnmen t Association summer qua rtet. A lice Ann Liles WIS a represe ntative o n Judi ciary.

At the sp ritl,ll: conyocation Barbara W allace was ta pped f o r Cwens. Lil Cross wit tapped by A ,\ 0. and Cwens. Pa t Ke ith was selected by !. T 0. Ind K 6. II.

A laba ma rind the M on tg omery Al u mnII:' Club celebrated Pou nders' Da y w ith I jo int ban quet at the Montgo merY Coun trY Club. A no ther hi&hlig ht o f the quarter 1II 1S Mrs. Connelly's visit. She gave the chapter many helpful

The first weekend in May A labama r invaded Pensacola !kach. Fla fo r the annual houseparty.

The chapter t oo k part in the 1: X Derby. II K • Eutt t Egg H un t, and the Q T 1: Treasure B un t Nadine V ogel ,.,as cbosen as II K A Calendar G i rl.

Pall rush in our new chaptet r OOID WIS ery sucatsful.

PLEDGED : Sharo n Elaine Anthony. Nasbyille. Tenn.; Nlncy be

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Ba rrett, Sa lly Marion Braswell, K atherine Lynn Bush, Diane Eliza beth Grant, Mary Ann Long, Nell Clardy Spivey, Beverly Mar ie Strner. Donna Gay Va nderver. Sandra Gene Walsh, Ma ry M unger Walts. Alma Elaine White, Kay Lee Wilson. Birmingh a m, Caro l Je an Callaway, Caro l T imms T urn er , M a ry Anne Will ia ms Syla caug a : Anna M arie D avis , Mo n r oevill e: Lind a Lee Gailla rd , Auburn; Virginia C owan H ucksl ep, Naney Louise Jennings, H ome· wood; Mar y Anne M cCra w, Kathryn Newberry, AndalUSIa : J Oi n Patricia Odom, Decatu r: Sarah Pearso n, Opelika; Marilyn Ma. has ka Rain ey, Tusc a loosa ; Linda J oa n SeSSIons, Ann iston: Suz · anne Temple, Evergre en.

NADINE VOGEL

'FLOR I DA ALP HA-ST 8TSON UNIVE RSITY. Chartend, Jlll1uuy 30, 1913. Pled,. DIY, M vc:h I, 1 962. Flo rida A was very a ctive the last couple of mon ths o f lut year. We 1111.) our ini tia t io n banquet at wh ich was revea led h o n o rs which we a ll h ad been wonder ing about. The Arr o w Girl was Lynn Evans; Schohr· sh i p Pledge, Mary Kn ox Abernathy; Out!tanding Pledge. D o nna

D olle ns: Suns hine Girl, M a ry Dell Harden

Lynn E va ns was selected as the bes t dressed girl On Ste tso n's ca mpus Ind th e candidate fo r Nationa l Glamou r Girl M agazine Contest o f the Bes t Dressed College G irl. Ci ss y H arris and Jud y Wood fo r runners-up fo r t he queen at the Military Ba ll. Can· d ida tes f ot Miss Stetson were: J o P ar ks. representing n B 4>:

Penny Gray 1: N ; Ginny H oltzendOIf, 1: E. Suzanne Higgins was selected by II K 4> to be their repreSlentative in the National Rose Queen Contes t Our fraternity sweetheart! are: J oy H artun g , II K 4>: SUly Hankins. 1:'" E; Penny Gra y, 1: N

J ane Hall was elected rresiden t o f the So uthern Women's I n· terc o llegiate Associatio n 0 Student G o vernment. lud y Woo d was a lso elected as a senato r f OI th e senior class yn n Evans was awarded I certificate for one of the m ost o utst an ding Stetson seniors. M o rtar Board members are SUlY Hankins, Elean o r D ic key T o end the 196 1·62 year the seniors were g iven a senio r fare · well beach party whi c h was su n soaki ng f o r 111.

So far this year t he acti vi ties ha ve been exclusi vely fo r ru s h Rush was started with the Panhellenic Welcom e Party. Our in· formal p a rty was "The IT B 4> Round up," a cowboy theme in a coun try barn. The atmosphere was ideal and everyone fel t the y were ba ck in the Wild West days.

PUDGED: Carol Carpenter, Miami Sh o res; Sindra Liddy, S t. Petersburg: K aren Mari o n, Orlando ; Barbara McGuine", H yattsviile, Md,

DONNA JA CQUES

'FLOR IDA B ETA-FLORIDA STAT8 UN I VERSITY Cha r ·

te red, October 14, 1921. Pledge D ay, September 20, 1962 , The annual "Gree k Week" cele brati o n at Fl o f/da Slate University was a t ime o f specta cular su ccess fo r Pi Be ta Phi Lovely Linda Walt o n was c r owned the new Greek Goddess by Caro l H air, he r own sister in Pi Beta Phi wh o had reigned the previous year. Th en , Gail Gillespie, the president of Florida B, re ceived the campus ' wide "So rority W o m an o f the Yea r " award In addition. th e "Soro rity of the Year " t rophy w as presented t o Florida B. Gail G i ll espie 1IIas n amed to Fl o ri da State University's H all o f Fame and was the fi rst co·winner of th e Amy Burnham Onken awa rd Ga il also graduated at th e head of the June, 1962 , class. Eva Skelton will serve as Panhellen ic Treasurer Lou Ri c h was appointed secretarY of Student Events o n the Cabinet o f the Stu· dent Body President. Brya n Hall elected junior counselo r, Bunnie W o rsham, as its new president. Others selected as j uni o r coun· SeiOlS were Ann Pha r r Sally Dunlap, Peggy Neel, Beth A nn Le· Gate, and Ph yllis W ebb. Sue Mullis and Sherrod Campbell will act IS tran sfer counselors.

Flonda B ""on the Ci ty Pan hellenic Scholarship Tray fo r m ai n · taining the highest c hapter average on campw during the put year. Ind iv idual ac ademic ho no rs include Fra nces Erum a new member o f 4> B K, and Dia ne Goodwin and Lou Rich. bo th tapped fo r M o rtar Board. Lou is the new treasurer of M o rtar Board as wel l , The Overall Inter murals tr o phy went t o Flo rida B. D iane R ickett was tapped by "F" Club

PreSIde nt of Sophomo re Council is Lynne Rodgers. Others se· lected 1IIere Da na Pharr , Shari S pons ler , In d M a rilyn J o hn so n Garnet Ke y chose Beth Ann LeGate for membership. Sara Boggs is a new M arc h ing Chiefs Ma ;o rette.

Clmpw elect ions placed D a n l Lenahan o n Traffic Cou rt , and Beth Ann LeGate o n Bo ard o f Publicati o ns. Dana Phzrr beca me a sophomore representative to J udiciarY. and Mar ilY n J o hnson was elected treasu rer of the sophomore class.

Fraternit ies chose Ph yll is Webb fo r the 1: X Sweetheart co urt an d Cindy Cl in e IS a Litt le S ister o f M inerva. Ann Schloss is Sweetheart o f 1: N, and Sherrod Campbell is Sweetheart of AX A Beauty honors inclu d e t he selectiOn of Cindy C li ne U I 1: E Calendar Girl and t he appezrance o f De n ise Edwards on the !.brJune 1962, cover o f C,,,,'PIIJ IIlI/Jlflll,,1 magazine, a nation·wide publication. Denise will also be fea tu red in publications put ou t by the Pl or ida Devel opmen t Commissio n. Members of the Gym· kana !kauty Court are Sara Boggs, Pam Carleton, J o Dietrich and Kay A1Yarez. Diane G oodwin is a member of the H omecoming Co urt

The Ben Frate rn ity fro m the UniYenity o f F lorid a honored t he c hap ter with a beautiful serenade during the i r vis it t o the Florida State University campus

Pubcm: M arY Alfr iend. Ka y AlYart:l Sidney Barnes, Atla nta. Ga : Carol Sue A wtin. Lakeland : Edress Barineau, TaUahusee : Anne Barro n, Rockle dg e; Sar a Boggs. Elberton, Ga.; Sherrod Campbell, Key West; Pat Clark Sandy C lar k: , H o mestead; Donna Fu tral, Frostproo f; Sandy Gilley, Mableton , GI ; Janyth Hamil-

ton. Odessa. Tex.; Eliubrih HafP(,'t. Tampa; janice Peoria, Ill.; Mary Hutchison, Mancbester, lo a; Barbau A nne ja clcson Cordtle, Ga.; Pe"y Neesc, Columbus, Ga.; Jao Pu· reur. Tampa; Carolyn Schmidt.• Ridaewood, N.J ; NOr1ll;l ,Jane Smitb l St. Ptttrsbur&: Kay Tlcbenor. Orlando; Kay Williams. Miami.

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·FLORIDA GAMMA-ROLLINS COLLEGE. Charttred. S p. ttmb." 28, 1929. I NITIAn», A pril 19. 1962: K aren K.t1tenbom. Palm Beach; hne Gardner. Tampa; Carol La"'rence. Fort dale; Susan Ka ese r West Palm BelCb; Sandra N on-ell. Danville. Ky.; Gwyne Godter. Mount Dou. This summct jo Ann McDonald ".SltN HawaII. and jane Gardne r went to .ummer schoo l in Muico. jerry Huntu .nd Stephanie Milll .ttended Convention in Wuhington. D.C., and are full o f ne excitina ideas for the chapte r 0« ulo went to the University of Miami summer Khool. and j ody Frutchey supervised the redtcon t ing of the living Spring quarter the chapter won the Intramural S"'lmmmg t rophy for the second ytlr and hopes to in it again so as to retire the trophy. Barbara Hoc.n as chostn Min Tomo kan and Sandra Norvell benme Fiesta Qu«n

Orientation week found JOOy Frutchey. G"'yne God td. and An n Garctlon IS ,roup leaders.

PUDGED: October 7 1962: P.tsy Bla ckburn Shar!,n J ones. Con,nie K irby Kllhy Gefler. Miami; Laura Booth. P.ltsburch; Gall Buettner. Tamp. ; Laurie Gordon. Memphis; Ann Grady. San Ant onio; BUNra Hariman. Hart ford; Ikborah H aruhorne. Pl or· ida; Cynthia Rush. Elea no r Riker, Manchester. Conn.; Mary TIY' lor. Ann M onttdonico. Memph is.

ISABEL MACLEOO

-GE ORGIA ALPHA-UN I VERS ITY OF GEO RGJ.A Chlrt t rt d , Ftbrulry 4, 1939. PI d ._ DIY, 2611962. INIl1 · AnD , September 30. 1962: Muy C.arole Lay. Dary Vernoy. AtI.nta; ShellY [kcatur: DuBose•. Dunwoody; MarJuret Ann Tagan. Bl ossb urg , Pa .; Martha WIcker. Gray; Mary Ruth Williford. BronllVille. N Y : Calol Melton. Monroe; Ruby Ann Rostm uy Horton. M Ulphy S annah; M.ry Jo Williams. Spartanburg. S.C .; Mar jorie Boyd. Swainsboro.

Georgia A hu just completed a very successful ruJh pledging thirt y·two top girls. Mabel Bandy, :II new pledge, IS also II. lI;eoriette ith the Dix ie Red coat Band.

Georgia A president. Carol yn Wynn. is also strving J.5 president of M orur Board Ca rolyn has als o been initiated into Zodiac. a n hon o rary otganiution for the t senio r women the est scholastic .veral'les. and 1: n. h onorary Spamsh [uternlty Marj orie Boyd, Martha Wicker. and Margaret Murphy were selected to serve IS USR A Maj ors th is year. Brenda Lynch and A nn Phillips se rved as rush advisolS.

Carol Melton is a member o f Dell Co rp '. MaW' fle Boyd. PatTlClIl Mart in, Mary Ellen Samoden. Claudia Sherrill Williams, and Linda Carol BUldette are members o f A A .6. freshman bon orary fraternity. Boyd was fir st run ner·up in the Most Outstanding Freshman competition.

Spring qUllter Geor,ltia A was qu ite busy en tertaining. The chapter gave the "'edding reapt if) n for their housemother. Mu Mary K ing. wh o as married Apr il Pi Beta Phis also hon ored their new chaperoo. Mrs David Robinson. "'ith a tea. c hapter also held open h ouse to show the ne additio n of the h ouse to the people of Athens, university officials. and luders of campus o rganizatio ns _

PLEDGED (Spr inll:. 1962) : Lay. Atlanta; Shelly White. Decatur: Betle Fros t , Reba Hall Ma co n: Patricia Kay Sanders. Sylvania: Sandra Gilliland, Mc Rae ; Martha Wicker, Gray; Mary Ruth Williford. Bronxville. N Y : Carol Mell on Mrm roe; Ruby Ann Exley, Rosemlry H o rton, SUlnnah; M a ry Jo Williams. Spartlnburg. S C.; Mariorie Boyd. S ainsboro.

PLEDGED (Fall. 1962): Teresa Adams. MarY Greenwald. Rebecca M cNair. Linda Williams. FranCH Wright. Trudy Boyter. A tlanta: Mabel Louise Blndy. Ringgold ; Barbara Bishop Donna Garmt. J anet Th omps on. Marian Weinmain. Athens; Brenda Collins. Canll Zone: Emily Dryman. Lieberls. Marth a MorriSOn. Carhy Sewell, Savann;1h; Mary Darlene Felchlis, Germ.ny ; Ferrell. Th omuton: Betty Ann H atche r Irwinton; Laverne H o i· land. G reenville. S c.; Susan j :lckson. Cornelia; Nan J ord.n. Mariett.; Sally KinR CovinRton; Nancy Le is West Poi nt; ArI « t. M cCann. Co lq uit t; Fred,icka Moss. A lexand ri.. V a.: Suun Rigel!. KinftsPQrt. Tenn .; Bubara Snead, Ellersli e ; H arriet ChaltanOOolta. Te nn.: Ann Tayl o r. Tayl o rs. S.c.: Lea T f)mlinson. Columbus; Donna VidJlia MAllETT

IOTA PROVINCE

- ILLINOI S ALP HA - MONMOUTH CO LL EGE. Chart.red, April 28. 1867. Pled •• D .y, F.br-u.ry Il , 1962. Apr il 2B. 1962: Martha Ham ihon. Mabel Johnson. Mon m outh. In itia ted J une 2. 1962: j oyce Mescnbri ., lC. Libertyville In i tiated September 10. 1962: K it Rafferty. Ne York. N Y : Carnlyn R ic hard t, Rivetslde Co nn

The chapter was especially proud last sprin,ll: ""hen several of its members received ho no rs. Ann M aclC and Anne P.htthe1to's ""ere tIPped for T TI "' hich is Mon m outh 's equivalent t.) Mortar Board Matthe s is n o '" secretary·treasurer of rhe orll;aniution. Lynette Lyndrup wu elected to the Student Affairs Commin« AnM Matthe s WIS named student ch. irman of the Liberal "'111

Festival by the college president Dr. Gibson Anl: e was aloW) st· l«t ed to ear the Bessie Price Rice pin .• rerlica o f Po u,:,ders' pin , uded to an o utstandins junior lir to be worn durlna bitt scniot yltar.

Mary Ann Gusta.fson u elected 9 X Drum G i rl .nd M IISY Mmh.1I .nd judy h -erson were atttlldants in tbe Monmouth. lays Court. Many of the girb who were t.pped fo r membership In Pep Club were Pi Beta Phis.

The Pi Beta Phi-Kappa Duo ""IS a unique event. After I de· licious dinner .t the Blackhawk H otel in D.venport. nenone boarded I Missiuippi rivnboat. the T hundelbird. fo r a toman l ic moonlilht cruise.

The ch.pter was V«Y proud to initiate Mrs Mabel Johnson .nd Mrs Marth. Hamilton on Founders' Day. Mrs J o hnson was the hostess at H olt H ouse: fo r many ycars and Mrs H.milton has b«n the advisor fo r 10 yuu

The d.y after school was ou t in June. the chapter initi.ted Mewnbr inlC so thn she would be able to wear her ne Itrow hile .tudring this term t Laval Un i versity in Q uebec. Canada. Three 0 our members who were o ff campus last yu r have returned. K arin Loya as studying in Neuchatel. Switzerland. Jjvvy Lunn as studying in Gen"., S itzerland. and Lolly Turner ""II studyin, in Washington. D .C.

The chaptel is pro ud that five o f its mnnbcrs partic ipated as In the freshman orientation program .

JUDY

- ILLINOIS BETA D ElTA- KNOX COLLEGE. C h l rtertd, 19J O (B.cI 18 72; 1884). PI.d,. D.t!. 19, 1962. INITIATED October 11 1962: Barbara UeLong •. Neenah; Mary Duncan, Chicago; Nan Garton. Sheboygan WIS .: Jean Grant Galesbur,c ' Mary Ellen Kettley. Watseka : Sally Kenlla. Minn .: PaislO', J ackJonville: Wendy Wells. Littleton Colo. : Mary Lou Williamson. [knver. Colo.

During Ihe spring semester. 1962 the PI Ikta PhIS o f il linoiS )I.·A rem ained active in college affairs. Dale Kl ama as cro ned queen at annual Military Ball. The Cancer Drive tr ophy was Igain awarded to Illin ois B-A for collecting the largest .mount of funds Jane Aarnes was selected fo r rmmbership in • B K

Dale K lama Ind Nancy Mader started the (all semester (I ff by lItending the Knox leadership co nference. pale and Nlne.y Ire servin,c as freshman counselors thrs year. Dale is also the presl' dent of Whiting Hall.

Other Pi Beta Phis serving in ca mpus offices this YU t lu e : Billie Starkey. president of Campus Chest; J ean M artin. mlrsha,! .o f Williston H .II: .nd Sandy McGovern and \Vh ltney Wdlrs · ton H all House Cou ncil.

J ean Grant is ag.in help ing to m a intain the K nox spirit as a cheerluder.

Nan Garton has been (or membersh ip in Puddles, t he women's syn chr oni:r.ed swimming organiza ti o n

Illin ois 8-.6 is very proud of its t h ree candidate., (or H <'I me ' coming Queen : Judy J ablon,. Dale K lama •• nd M ?r tens. The Interfraternity CounCI l and the Pan helleniC .t Knox have raised the grade average needed for pledgmg to a 1.00. This requirement iII be effective th is yur.

MAllY MCGUIIB

-ILLINOIS E PSILON- NORTHWESTERN UN IV E RS ITY

Charttre:d, M.y 26, 1894. PltdK' D.y, 2J, 1962. I NITI ATED. September 21, 1962: Sandra Cullen. Evanst on; Susan Spitler. Dayton. Ohio.

Northwestern University. and especially the Pi Beta Phis are proud of the ir classmate and s ister. Jackie Mayer. who danced and san, her way to the title o f "Miss A merica of 1961." For the nnt yu r Jackie will be making numer ollJ appear.nces throu,h o ul this cou ntrY .nd Europe, re p resent in g the ideal American girl. ish h.ppiness and success in her new role. as well as In her duma career in the future.

Po r the fou rth consecu tive year the Pi Bet. Phis mn the W omen's Athletic Associat io n Sw«pstakes trophy. Other spring quarter honors ent to ]ill Borland ho as named executive secretary to Symposium. and Susan Ramahr ho .,.,as named pro · duction hud of the WAA -MU s how. Swann a Guenther as elected standards trainer of the Associated Women Students.

This ytlr Ellen An dre s Donna Reybur n ""ill serve on com mitt« s of the M oc k PolitICal Congress. Tanny Benson IS I member o f May Court. and Barbara Brauer is serv ing on M orl ar Boa rd The Pi Beta Phi sch ola rship pin is being o rn by Rom. Bradley t his quarter. Recently Roma became. m ember o f Z 4> IT a nation. 1 speech honorary.

Sarah Schnieder as the s eetheart of 1: N. j uliJnne Peril ., busy this summer in Melody Pai r summer st o.clt

PlBDGJ!D : Ju n Babcock, Barbara Clinton. Barbara Seamons. Piu s· burgh. Pa .: Ri ta Balt is, Riversid e : Blake., JilJ McGl'l yer!l. Green ich Conn.; Carol Bos ell. Dayton. Ohio; Jane DaviS. Arlington, Va : Sandra Dietel. South Bend. Ind : Bar6ara Downs, Laura PhIllipp. Ridgew ood. N J.: Sherry Fifield. St Paul. M in n : Jill Forste r\ lancaster Pa .; Gallaiher. Bethesda. Md ; Frances Heagpath. Marion Ohio ; Susan Lauber. Rive t Porest; Lois Lione Ali ce Viertd Stamfor d. Conn. : Saodra McGrego r. Springfield. Ohi.., ; ArI«n M ikos. Skokie ; Muilyn Brent · wood. Mo.: M ict.a l O·Neil. St Petersburg. Fla : Kathwne Po Richmond, Va .: uvina Price. Winston·Sa lem. N .C.: Caml R«tM. Gr«ncastle. Ind.: Kather ine Rossi. K ankakee: Velia RusSl\. Or chard Park: Ellen Smith, Lincoln. Mass. ; Mary Ta ylor Rh ine· hnde-r. WIS : T immons, Coshocton. Ohio : Sandra T u rner

TenaHy. N J .: Patricia Walbridge , La J o lla Calif ; Dianne Whit · Conn

<:AllYL LIIIIIY

ILLINOIS ZETA-UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Cb.I'(ued 1895 PI.d,e Day, Oc1obtl' 8, 1962. The activities at the Illmols Z chapter of Pi Beta Phi have been chiefly ((nlerro around t he H omeco ming festivities. J OI n Christopher and Candy Pro teau Ife both candidates [or H omccomina Queen. and six Pi Bela Phis lIrc finalists in th e D o l phin O ueen contest. The finalists arc Sandy Christ. Nancy Ferguson, Sluton Ha utau, K athy H rudka Marda M olto " and Barbara Williams. Nancy Ferguson has also been busy pllnnins house duotali ons ccntend around the Homecoming theme "Twenty·Fint Vnlury." The Fighting lIIini have c hoStn three: Pi Btu. Phi Boosters Pom· Pom g irls include Diane Bunk. Sharon H auuu, and l\hrda Mouows. This se mester ou r social prOlum Ju.s been revamped Each Wednesday evening from five to have an exchange' with a or with sorority. A highlight in ou r social pro· gum will be exch.nge dinners .and fo r u ms ith the f or eiin stu· dents on c.am pus,

rllDCBD: Sha ron Adams, Washington ; Bar bar.a Bisho p, Diane Bonkman. Decatur; Barbara Gus tafson, Abingdon: H .ale. Omaha; H .aUeman. Elmw ood P.ark; Sharon H.a ut.u Oak Park ; An n H op.1c:ins. ,E. Ah on; Susan Hr!-,dka, Winnetka: Ch'r istine l be r , East Ptona: Linda Kocn, Park Ruige; Laulldi H er· rin i D i.ne Long, Chica,lto: Carobn To edo: N.ncy if oore, P,nt Palest: Mard.a Morrows, Newm.an; (.arol N o rt on Scogg in. N,ncy $ci tm an, Champ.ign: j oan Scott Shuman. EI Paso; Gail Veasman. Oak Porest; illry Ann Walker Mt Vern on; Barbara Williams, Columbus, Ohio.

SHEUY JOHNSON

ILLINOIS ETA-MILLIK I N UN IVERSITY C hart e red M .rch 29, Pltdtt:e D.y, 16, 1962 schooi' year at Millikin beltan In a tradlllon.1 way Freshman Camp ""as as.ain a very successfu l for all new studen ts and freshmen Beverly Bray served 15 co·chalrman; five ot her members includina Roz Cordts, Beth Gage. S,ra Gillolly Bev Lenz, and' Nancy M cClel · land served 15 counselors

Illinois n was very p roud to hear the won derful nt 's of thei r Kholauhip standing on campus from the preceding semester The chapter was first with .n overall ave rage of 2.864: the 'active chapter was also firSt with a 2.90 ,verage. Beth Gage and Sharon received a 4 0 aver.ae on a 4.0 system.

illin OIS H IS also very proud o f the chapter's outs tanding repre· sentation in campw activities. Ju dy Hutton and Beve rl y Bray hold automatic varsity posi tiorys fo r t his year. as they have served for two consecut ive yea rs preViously. Linda Richardson was .Iso elected to a varsity position, and Barb Carlin was elected as fiut alternate. Sarah H itzeman was c h osen co-chairman of the newly formed Rally Committee.

The appointmen ts fo r committee wo rk from last SPring i nclude many members o f Win ois H. Linda Downs is editor of the year· boo k.

MiIUJ:l: Gage is co·chairman o f t he Reliaious Life CommIttee: University Center Board representatives are Linda Dustin and J ulie Edwards : Beverly Bray is president of j unio r Panhel,len ic and vice president o f Senior Panhellen ic: 8ev Lenz is co.c.ha llma!! o f Campus Chest. Jud,y H utton is Student Council Social ChaIrman and Bev Lenz, ulle Edwards and Darlene H eil are .11 counci l representatives, • Illin ois H is :lItain looking fo,...·ard to a very succeuful H o me · cominlt. Beverly Bray will Pi Beta Phi as qu«n candi· date Oarlene H eit was chosen t o be choreographer for the Home· coming Show; among th nse participating in t he show are Nancy Co pe. Linda L1therow. Chris Kl oker. J udy Hutton .nd Mart ha Evans Bey Lenz Judy Hulton. and Nanq McClella'nd are H ome· coming committee chairmen

PLf.l)GI!'O: l1na Chaney, Mary Kay Gisolo Carol Ph ife r De · catur: Inll:r id Sue M ullins, J anet· Nanney. Betty Barbre. Sprmgfield: Bette Downs. Lesl ie Steele. LaGrange Park : Janet I)ykema, H illsoo rn : Sidney Hamm an, Tulsa , Okla .; H itzeman. Downers Grove: Ch ristina Kl oker. Elmhurst: I lnda Lathemw , Carthage; Jane Looft. Seneca' A licia Roe Alton' Ter,.,. Tayl o r Peoria: Cheryl Thompson, A utora ' Beth 'T o byne: Villa Park: M arilyn Wimberly Salem, • MAITHA EVANS

' ILLINOIS THETA-B RADL EY U NIVERSITY Ch.tte.red, M.)' 17, 1962 P I,d., Day, Scpttlnber 16 , 1962. INfnAnD 5e'ptem ber 23. 1962 : H olly Amr ine, Joliet; lynne. Halber Springfield: K athy Ke rbe r, Ladue, Mo.; Patr icia Putnam Wash· Jeanne Ro ·e. G.lesburg. ' Wendy Clucas , Nancy Karnes, Marilyn H oerr .nd Paui Eids· wick are new members o f An gel Plight ' ue Brockmeier as el«ted secretary of th e senior class. Ju dy Ange ll i. presiden t of A WS and will serve as junior c1us senator. Wendy Clucas is a senaMr at larae. Anne M apl e and Linda Janson are members of th e Homecoming Cot;nmittee. Jul ie Ande tslln. Judy A ngell. Sue Brockmeier. Pattt Eldswlclc. Anne M.ple , .nd Sue Woolsey .re candidates fo r Homecoming Queen Sue Brockmeier and Patti Eidswid: were J.lso finalists for J unior·Senior Prom Queen

Seven of the ten cheerleaders .re P i Beta Ph is includin. the CJ.ptain. Gail Pitcbford. Gayle N ic holas. a freshman, recently joined the squad.

Bradler's all drill team, the Meri·N·NeH". have added Ruth Ann Sylvia Reisenbigler. Cbris Pr itz. Pat Omar and N.ncy Karnes to their number. Jul ie A nderson wu e1C<'ted

Sheila Graham was 9 X Dream Girl for 1962 and Sharon Whitcomb and Sue Woolsey ""ere members of her co u rt Cled. Peters Wl$ nlmed OU C.lendar Girl for 1962. undidalrs for IFC Queen were Sheil.a Graham and Kae Ottmann,

THE ARROW OF PI lETA PHI

H olly A mrine Wl$ a findist fo r I E Sweetheart and Lind a J anson WIS nominated for ROTC Queen

A nne M aple wu e lected president of Board of Con t ro l and Gail Pi tc h ford was nlmed sec retary

Stud e nt Cente r Board of A ct i vit ies elected Patti Eid s w ic k 1$ president J udy Weglarz and Mari lyn H oerr are members o f the j un ior Board, PtEIl(;.J!D : j an Binkele , Pam H elman, Barb M ason Ka y R ingel, Pat Wilson, Ptoria; Lynn Cuhon, Kuk"'ood. M o.: ConnIe Croolahank. H artsdale, N.Y.; Betsy GIbbs, Rockford; Chris Ja ckel. A lbuquerque, N.M.; Glyle Nicho las, Grayslake; Pat O·Mar. Park Ridge; Louise Ostrom. Lot)' Sandburg. Galesburg; ucy Pledler Wuhlngton. D .C.; Carol Steffens, Pa rk Rldae; Julie Swaim , Fleeport; and Kay Woolsey. M aquon.

CAROLB KELLEY

KAPPA PROVINCE

WISCONSIN ALPHA-UN IV ERSITY OF WISC ONSIN Chartered, November I, 1894 Pled"e 0.)', October 8, 196 2 Return ing t o co lle ge. th e Pi Beta Phis beGan t he year wi th a picnic at Nancy Yos t's house whelc they heard about Eu ropc fro m the girb, Ju dy Bridama n. H ea t her Millar , GinGer Wolfe, CJ.role Nech ron y, Lee Evan sh Kitty Zimmerman, Carole Walsh and MJ.rtha Baldwin, ""ho ad been l ourmg Con· tinent all summer (.arol Condon. Jane H o llingsworth, Sheryl Barnes and Norma H irose l nme back from Conven ti on with many new ideas which they eagerly shared with the rest of the chJ.pter. During the tirst w«k before duses belan, a Panhelienic confer· ence was held on the campw i 111 of the women's fraterni t Ies par t icipated and each representati ve gained much valuable info rma· tion. After a few days of di l iaent song prepa ra t ion and tuJh practice, th e Pi Beta Phis sta rt ed t hei r " Alpin e" rush. Complet i ng a very successful rush! Wisconsin p lC<iged tbirty two girls.

Mem bets of the cnap tet have been well rewarded fo r their high Kholarship during t he pu t semester. Th e follnwing Wiscon· sin A Pi Beta Phis ha ve received h onnrs: I E r, (rcshman honorary fraternity, Mary Kay Ba WDan; 1: A M, honorary speech and hearing fratern ity, Rosa Rappaport: 4> T 0, ho me economics honorary fraternity. Jane H o llingsworth JudY M oyle: IT Ii. 9, honorary educat ion fra te rnity, Bette Bardeen ' A T professional nursing fratern i ty , Mary Lynn Estes: Sue and Carole Nec hrony were for Mo rur Board. I n addition. J udy M oyle rece ived th e Bess Tyrei Burns A ward, entitling her to :II sc ho lar · shi p Al so, Ros. Rappaport secured a California Alpha Scholar· ship.

T he Pi Beta Phis have also been very active in utra·curricu l ar activi ties t his semester. Heading the lis t is Carole Ne chrony. who ""1$ e l«ted president of the Wisconsin Mem o ria l Union, the fiut gi rl in many years to ob tain such a position. Pamela Phelps was selected for th e H ouse Committee of the Union, a nd under that co mm ittee s he also is chairman of the Beefeaters Banquet Bette Bardeen returned to school early this fall to assume her duty IS c hairman o f the guides fo r th e New Studen t Week Program. Participating on the Student Faculty H uman R igh ts Committee is J.ne H o ll ingswor th In addition. Bette Bardeen heads the sub· committee on FUlernd Organizati on on the St uden t Life and Interest Committee. of h ic h Carole Nechrony is also a member. To be copy edi to r o f the 8ad&" , the unive rsity yearbook, is Lynda Schelker's big jl'lb fo r the year, Carole Nechrony is a member 0{ the Student Senate. the student governing body of t he university.

Pi Beta Phi also has tw o officers on the Pa nhellenic Council this yea r : J ane Holli ngs orth is the tre asu rer and Lynd. Schclker is the mechanics rush ch.irman. The executive secretarY of Ho meco ming this year is Carol Condon. Head ing the A ssociated W o men Students' Execu ti ve Council are Judy Bridgman, auistant secretary. and Charmaine Tetik academics chai rman. Piannin,!\: the A .W.S. Pashion Show will be M arcia La ton. the chairman o f this .nnual C'Vent; helping her are t o o th er Pi Beta Ph is. G re tchen Brown personnel chai rman. and M ary M anske, skit chai rman Bonnie Burbidge is presently the co·publicity chairman o f the Bl ood Dr ive.

Numerous beauty honors have been captured by Wisconsin A Marci.a Lawton was chosen Badger Beauty , sel«ted ftom a field of }OO candidates In addition. Grttchen Bro n ""IS first runne.r·up in the :1 t IT Rose Qu«n conttst An o ther tirst r unner·up was KarCf! Kr umm. who placed seco nd in the Miss M adlY)/') pueanr.

PUDC F.D: Kathleen Burns K athrun Lynne Cowden. Re bel Davis. Karen Louise urson. Colleen McCabe. Mad ison: Karen Allie, Kathleen Fishbec k Manitowoc : Saily O Neal. M ary Ellen SDan,K' Icr. Be loi t: Sue Ellen Bradley Mary Lynn Lauson. West Bend: K aren Brindley , Richland Center: Cheryn Davis Ra cine: Nancy M o rgan W.u at osa: Elizabeth Natwick. Wisconsin Rapids; De · A nne Roseno w West All is: Mary Ellen Summeri l Mo nroe: Jeanne Spiner. Burlington: Gail Soman. Ant i,Ko; Marsie Th nmp. son Superior; Elizabeth AiJre. Quincy. 111.: l o ya Barker. Glen· coe, III.; Virg inia Dicke.nson. Cfi.ppaqua N Y. ; Susan Dorman. Hammond , Ind .; 8arb.au Gleeson. Sioux City, Io wa; Mary Itt· noble. Bismarck. N Dak.; RebtcCl K noo p Troy. Ohio; M. rcia Smith. N orth Arl ington, V.a .: Kath arine Son ·. Darien, Conn.: Nancy Sulli"'an. FayettlCVille N Y .: Carnie Willi.mson. Bridge· ville. Pa .; Karin Winner. La Jolla. Calif. KRISTIN S EK5Tao)(

.W rSCONSIN GAMMA-LAWRENCE C OLLEGE. CharteHd, September 12, 1940 Pledge Da y, J.nuary 1}, 19(; ]. I NITIATED September n, 1962: Jea nne H udson. M orton. M inn.: Patricia Sayre, Ptoria, fl. Wiscons in r is proud of the m.ny Pi Beta Phis ·ho

scholastic honoJS last sprinl. Jud , Ja cobs, Mario n Coclc, Pat S.ayre and Ma rgo Wil: ht were deCkd to Sigms, the frahman Kholu tic h ono rary group The honorary so pho more gr o up , n 1: , ('hose Po lly No vak and Jud y 8a,!Cemlhl. Sue Herr and Mar y H dscher were duted to R 1\ V icki was taPPtd a' presiden t of Mo rtar Soard The PI Rna PhiS "' ere abo ht 10 scholarship on campus.

_ _ Mao, Pi Btu Ph is arc' in posilions o f ca mpus res po nsibil ity th is ,ear J udy J acobs is stu in, u chauman o ( the PrOlpKtlve Student Committee, while Ju nne Skidmore is chairman o f the Social Committee. $crvlng as dorm o ffi ce u fo r the yur lie t he Eollowin,: Pe, Crane. president o f the 5Ophomore·juni Ir dorm; Jeanne Hudsoo.. head procto r; Barb Ives , social c ha i rman ; and kay Landon, Polly N ovak was chos.cn IS hud counselor; Pam K olb, Audrey Gratz, and Jeanne Skidmore arc also servirIJ as junior counsclorl to the freshman ,..o men.

The trad i ti onal May Day festivities culminated ,..ith the crowning 01 Mat)' M cKee as queen, .nd Margo Ryan was an attend. n t on the M ay Day couTl. M .r,o Ryan was cboKn ., the <I> 4 e l<l\fffl · hear t K aren Kress, IS a cburleader, will be rooc:ins the Vik ings o n 10 victo ry thIS year.

There arc many ne. aspeCU at La"' renCe College this year: a new addition to the l ib rar y wu just co mpleted, the be,innin, of the "} .} plan" (or ui mester), an acadtmic ho nors ,y.tem, and dde rr ed lUsh.

JEANNE SKIDwoaa

MANITOBA ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA. Chartll rlld. May, 1929. Pled. a oa", Odobu 18, 1 962, Early th is ,prinR: the active c hapter held its annual IO co r ity camp at Shelagh D,..yc, 's cotUIe in the WhittshelL Everyon e attending agreed that th iS u one of the highlighu of tb( co llt't year.

All summtr, twih meetings were held in preparation fo r t he fall ru sh season beginn ing October 11. This year ,..e art starting a ntw quota syste m o n our campus whi c h will apply to all sororitie:s in th e PanheJJen ic Associ.ati on, Thi. year abo, girls dilible fo r rush are no t required to re:sister but ,..iIl automatically be Stnt inyi t.ationJ to e,'ery soro rity's .fint party.

Frahie Week at the university was filled with activities from tht Guy' and DoIIJ Danc( to the Roy al Prem ine Ball Pi Beta Ph i WIS wtll reprcscnted in the Panbellenic fl o at in the Frcshie Pa rade by Lois Flnt and Ire nt Wh ite Our "s ilver blue" sorority dress was modeled in the annual fashion sb o,.. fo r fre shman ,.. o men by J OYce M atheson.

Somtthinl ntW at the U ninui ty oE Manito ba! Football has o nct again comt t o o ur campus alter an absence of fo urteen lo nl years. Rtpr('K ntllivt$ Itom Pi Btu Ph i and othtr soro rit ies ushtr at all the home: games Ju dy Duncan and Linda Muir arc " Bison· et tes," chee rltadtu for the tea m. H eather Henderson, pr(sident o f M ani to ba A, has been awarded the r 4> B scholarship pr tscn ted annually to the 5Orority girl with the hilhest .ver.ge who has cont r ibuted the most to htr uni · versity!

GAIL M OffAT

NORTH DAKOTA ALPHA- UNIVERS I TY OF NORTH DAKOTA , Charteflld , Ckto bar 7. 192 1 Pl lld,1I Day s.ptllmba.r n. 1962. INITIATED, 29, 1962 : p.mela Faile, Velva ; Judy Fraser, Harvey; Patricia H ealy , Red Lake Fa lls , Minn ; Patty Ann J ohnson, MinneapOlis, M inn. $cptember rolled around and Nonh D.akota A rolled into .ction, gaining m ome:n lum fr om tht late J uly week tnd retreat pllnning se:ssion and the wel com( aide or Mrs. Stewart Tuft, N.liona l DirKtor o f Membership. The wo rk and fun o f ru sh seaso n re· warded us with 16 "Iop·no tch" pledges which brings o ur tota l membership to 6}.

Annl Christen Haynu is tht girl who holds an txtra special place in the hurt of P i lkta Phi •. Chris is (rom Stockholm, Sweden, and is l iying in th( Pi Beta Phi house while sht .ltends Khool in the U.S. fo r one year Pi Beta Pbi hdps UNO wi th Chris's .scholarshi p by provid ing room and board. While Chris is about our wa, o f lift, we art certainly learnin« • lot about Ide in Sweden

Pi Beta Phis will h old 2 of the} w o men's puts in the UNO Playmaktu' firs t produc ti on of t he UIson, Ar ltnt M cNtili and Pat G ro no,..Jlti ha ve bttn c hosen fo r parts in Oliyet Gold! mith's "S he Sto pS to Conquer ."

By appliCition and , M o nica H yneic was cholen to be a mtmber of the Associa t ion o f W o men StudtnlS. Monica has also named to t he Council o f the Christis Rtx Luthern Stu· dent Association.

Ruthannt Nedrud bas been eltcted presidtn t of t he local chaptt r o f Littlt S isters of Minerva

PUOOIID: Sharo n Rae An derson, Ptkin; Susan Jane Cra,..fo rd, Roc hester , N. Y .; Susan A nne DuddlC'Ston, St. Paul, M inn.; Kather i ne Marie Elert , S io u2 Falls , S Dak. : Ju dY Kae £Spel.nd, DIwne Marie Gtinddand, Diann Marie Hager, Jacqueline E Thomforde , Grand Fo rks: Penny Joann Ferguson, Winnipeg, Manit oba, Can ; Pat ricia Gro nowsci, Mandan; Pat ricia Ann M o ni o t , Ph ila delph ia , Pa ; Do ri s Elaynt Norman. Sandra Jun Tho mpSon. WC'Sth o pc i Mttida Pleasance, Aba : Sherron Poo lt , H o pk i ns , Minn.; ,anlce ScnKhal , Anamoose:. PAnlCIA J McBalDll

.MINNESOTA ALPHA-UN I V E RSITY OF MINN ESOTA C hart llred, 1906. Pllld, e Day, April 1', 1962, May 14, 1962 and SlIptll mMf J2 , 1962. INITI ATRD, April 12, 1962 and October 27. 1962: Mrs. Am y Hansoo, LonA: Lake; Priscilll Lord, E2Celsior; M yr «n Gayle, K ar t n Platt, Albert ua ; J i ll Ha llquist, Susan

N obl e, Eileen Rude , Diane Sinu, Mmneapalis; Carol Halte rman, Bil lings , M o nt .; CoII«n K reidltr, M ary Myle., Duluth; Pu N octon , Cindy Shtrman , E2ctwor; Bonn ie O 'en" Wanall; Kathy Pasek, Cloque t · Mary Va.la, Dawson

At the beginning of lut ,pring quarterh the Pi Beta Phis were hus ily preparing fo r a w«k o f fo rmal rus ing and Campus Carn i · yal. Both endtlYOrs ,..ete very re,..ardirIJ M in nesota A ,..o rkcd With e X and for the seco nd time in the last (our yeau tbe y ·on the coveted Campus Carni"al all·partici pation t rophy.

The annual Fou nders ' Day luocheon, sponsored by tbe St Paul Alumrue Oub was hdd at the Mendak o ta Country Club. The main ('Yent o f t he luncheon "'u the presentation o ( scholuship a.ltds to the lUis havin& the biJ:hcst scholastic avellgel f o r tht year

At the t nd of M.y, the ,unddauabters HCorttd their sen ior ,randmothers to the Cap and Go"'n Day luncheon spon50red bt the university At th is time, the ntw me:mbcu a f Mo rtar Board and the recipienlJ o f university service awards wtre ann o unced. Shei la K napp was t apped fo r Mortar Board and Bobbit Weinard, Sua Streic h, Ind Barbara Smith t«e;yed Skj·U·Mah awards Other lOCial evenU inc!uded. the M othtrs' Day ttl, tht sprinS fo rmal, held at tht Wh Ite Pine I nn, and t he .nnual $cn io r Fart· ,..ell.

Minnesota A wu especi llly happy last spring when it rcceiyed I'(rmiuion to initiltt tht house mother, Mrs H anson, as mem o be r of Pi Beu Phi Fo r nine years, Mrs Hanson has bcco greatly lo ved aod rC'Spected by all the Minnesota Pi Beta Phis ThIS hll, fo rmal lUsh "'as held tw o «Its classes: began. A fter rush, many Pi Beta Phis particip ated i n Wtlcomc W«k as adyi50tS and in FrC'Shm.an Camp IS counselors. AltboU&h fall quarter hIS just M innesota A hIS already o btaintd many hono,. Jan Ba rber IS chosen chairman o f the FrC'Shman Qu«n COOIC'St , Dilne Sims WIS e1«tcd assistant adviSOr (o r Unio n SOard Council, and t,.. o new pledges: Wend" Gls lason and Carole Obe rg wtrt chosen to be o f Unio n Board Council. H o m«om ing and a vis it from Kappa Pro vince President. Mrs. Con nie A dams , w i ll highlight fall quarter for Minne50la A and bo th actins and pledgu .re l oo ki ng fo rward to a busy and prosperous year

PLEDGED: Apr il U, 1962: Myr«n GaYle-, Al bert Lea; Eileen Rude, D iane.Sims, Mmneapolis; Carol H alterman , Billings M on t. : Colleen Krei dler. Mary Mylu. Duluth: Pat Nocton, b ceisio r ; Kath y Pasek , Cloqun; M ary Vaala, DawlOn.

May H, 1962; Jill Hallqu is t , Mi nneapOlis.

$cp te mber 12, 1962: M il)' Lou Baker, Jud y Jo hnson, Carol e Oberg, Barbar a Ro bin so n , Mary Vanlen, Muge White, M in· nuPOlis; J un Burkland , Buffalo: Li nda Davis , W.yzata · Wtndy G:islason , J udy Grohs , Kathy O 'Co nnell, Sua Rosroc', Sandy Slme, St Pau l : Jo yce H am ren Owatonna: K.thy McGrann , \'I1att rt o wn, S.D.: Pat Piefl(, Mahtomedi; Pat Robl, St Louis Park. BAlBA'-A WIIK

'ALBERTA ALPHA-UNIVERS I TY OF ALBE RTA. Chartllnd, S.ptllmbar 22. 1 93 1. Pllld" Da y. N ovll mber 4, 196 2. I NIT IAT ED, 6, 1962: leno re Brnldey , Lynda Cunliffe, Il ona R.aycheba, Ruth Rodger, Edmonto n; Je.an Edmundson Dray · to n V.alley ; Mar ilyn Kr o pp , Clo ver Ba r ; Ca rol Sheppard, Red Deer; R ita Viala , Rocky M o unllio H o use

During tht SurIlIDtr • sho er was hdd for eight Pi Phi brides tlKt Engrayed silver tra ys were prescnttd to each g irl.

On A ugus t 28, A lberta A too k part in the annual Panhdltn ic Puhi o n Show set up esl)tcia lly fo r {reShtiles. Maur«n D orosh, Marilyn Reid and M ary Cross were Pi Beta Ph i models Frtshman I ntroduction Week was held Septembt r 24 28 and included activities designed to orientate {rtshmen to t heir new role. Paohellenic members sold foo tb all ti ckeU during tht week. A " J oe College" dan ce "'u held which was prtsen ted by Pan · hellenic and Nurses

Pi Beta Phis puticipated in t he Wauneita big and little sis ter plan which WIS very successful this )'tar A "Big and l iltl( Sisttr Party" was held Ind a pand o n university li fe was presented.

The U of A campus is rapidly npanding A new u ltr.a modern Education build in, is being trcctcd Plans for a Commerce Building arc bei ng pu t in to tfftct and wo rk has begun OD .a graduate libr ary. New multi ·sto ry rtsidtnce bu ild in gs art being erected to men tht rapidly expanding demand fo r accommodation.

Tht new term sees Pi Beta Ph is ,..ell re p rese:nttd in vario us ur>ectt ot elmpus lile Anne- Dodd s is vice of Stu· dent's Unio n .nd many clubs and cDmmittus have Pi Beta Phis i n neCU t iye pOsi t ions.

Rush will lOO n be under way and there is mu ch enthusiasm and anticipa t ion oE fun and success.

A prtscnt of cur tain s Ind bedsprtads fr o m the M o th tu' Club has brighttntd up the house Enr the eleven girls living in. A wo rk pany is scheduled for the r(Da int in, of the bedrooms. Ru shees will surely be impressed with t he res ults o f Pi Phi Spirit !

LAMBDA PROVINCE

' MISSO U RI ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF MISSO U RI , Ch • tlln d, 1889 Pilld•• Oayl. SlIpttmbll!r 7 , 1962 , INtnATED, M ilch 18, 1962: J oan GrtU, I'at Lewis, Kartn Wtlsh, KanSIJ City; Jane An drae, J efferson Ci t y: Dyan. H artley. Hann ibal; J ancan Tho mpson , Nevada: Nancy Witzigreuter, $cdllia: Nancy l auch, Joplin; H olly Mann in" Sa, in aw. M ic h .; Ka rtn Ikcraft, Hill A ir Fo rce Base , Utah: Linda Scot t , Claremore, Okla ; V ir,lnia WaG· less, Sprin&field, Ill.

Spring iCmester ended \'ery $ucccufully for Missouri A. I n spite of the new intem o f deferred rush, t"'cnry freshman pledges WefC welcomed into the bonds o f wine and blue. Soon after, the shiny gold loving cup lot winning Sorority Sing u proudly added to the aheady crowded trophy Clse, Pi Beta Phi beauties added many hon o rs t o the chapter. Amo ng these WC I C; Becky Re ick, S",,«thcatt of EX: Barbara Kohler. K A Rose Queen: J udy Graves, Engineering Queen; Diane Griswold and J o an Crcgg, attcndlnts to Savillr Queen; J oAnn Eggcrnan. attendant to Grcd: Week Queen The ,h-lP ter was also ho no red in havin, Susanne Grayson and Nancy Wright lapptd fo r Mortar Board. Susanne G ra yson was elected t o Purple Mask z the dum.ari c h o n o rarY, and was o nt o f the few juniors eYcr to De elected t o Who'; WhD i" "", ,,ita ,, C(J"t!tI Im d U"i,,,lhits. M.arth.a Fr«ro.an wu .also chosen u a member o f Wh (J 'J Wh(J E lected to n A 9 were D u tt ie Dunlap. Connie JudY Smith Harmon H o lly Mann i ng PI l\,>e bc Flynn T o lson, Nancy Rauch and Nancy Wr i,ht. Earnin, leading campus a cti vities were Susanne Grayson, director of Carouui Night Club .and director o ( Savitar Frolics; Mary Ann AZlr, secretary of the M ock World's Fai r ; Ski Allee, senator (o r the Misso uri Students Association. Martha Freeman , Donna Lewis and Phoebe Flynn Tolson were gr.adulted as members of B K.

The undergraduates kidnapped and surprised the senio rs at I gall skating party before everyone settled d o wn t o study f o r final ex.aminltions.

M issour i A is especially proud of Mutha Fr«man who r«eived the National Amy Burnham Onken Award u National Conven· tion this summer.

"Everybody 's g o ing Pi Phi" closed the fall rushing seuon and bro uaht together fifteen upperciaQ pledges t o wear the wine and blu, pledge flbbons.

Linda Sco tt and Becky Rei CK showed the new freshmen what I well dres\Cd coliege girl sho uld " 'ear at the annual A W,S. style sh o w. Jane Ri sdon wu elected to A .W.S. Conferen ce Boud.

October 14 and 2t Pan hellenic sponsored h :J uscwarmings for Z T A and A r d who h3d built new ho uses ove r the summer. Missour i A entered th e "Phi Psi a tri cycle race sponsored by K ; Pu R«d was .attendant to the Qu«n

The "Pi Phi Pops" were 10YIlly entertained in O ctober for the Ok lahom a State game, Our "dates " f o r the weekend proved to be most entertaining and were enj oyed by all.

Mary Ann Azar was o n the st«ring fo r Homecoming. as well .as being a no minee for H omecoming Queen, al o ng with Barbie Ko hler.

Kathy Stevenson fo ll owed Ino ther Missou ri A as ch.irman fOf the annual Caml>US Chest Drive. Many o ther Pi Beta Ph is ·orked as chairmen Or o n c o mmiU«s to make the drive one oC the most successful in years.

Nancy Wrrght was chosen choreographer o f the AII ·Student Mu sical fo r the second consecutive year. and Pat Lewis was selected as publicity man.ager Sus.anne Grayson had the Iud in the first university dramatic production, "Who Was That Lady I Saw You With," Nancy Ell is was elected secretary o r Pan hellenic and Julie Arn ol d was elected secretary of J ournalism School.

The chap ter enjoyed t he November visit with Mrs Thomas LaFon the new pro'l'ince president.

PLEtIG£D, Much 10. 1962 : Sus.an McDougall. Susan Graham. K irkwnod; Sunn Seclen. Nancy PUllh , Co lumbia: Bobbie Aussieker. St. Louis: Donna Sue BunCl, Tre nton: K.athy Fay Rockport; K aren Flemming, Kan sas City; Judy Gra'l'es, Ha nnibal: Diane Gr iswnld. Washingto n: Christina Laym.an. Parkville; Sherie Rand o l, Chillicothe : M arcia Beck. Decatur, III.; Karen Goltz. A lton. Ill.; Laura Grebel. Chica.'to. Ill. : Sara Hatcher , Walnut Ridge. A rk.: Patricia Reed , Fort M on roe. Va .; Jane Ri sdon. Dcs M oi nes. Iowa; El izabe th Slayt on, Wausau, \V is,; Kathleen Sten· zel. Belleville. III, September 7. 1962: Jenny Lee Booth Clinton; Linda Bunn, Sedalia; Donna D uns ted ter Fort I.e n nard Wood; Bever l y Foland, Crestwood: Sunn Hart y. JeffefS r)O City; Christine Orl. St. Louis: J o an Puckett Columbia ; Ju nne A nn Tayl o r Carro llto n: linda 'Beltz Central ia. Ill .; Barbara Bost, Shelby. N C ; Donna Helms. Arcadi a. Calif.; Ellen Hutter Q uincy. TIl , ; Nancy Low, Sa n ta. Rosa. Calif.: Sara Mantz , Alton, III.; Kathy Meyers. P iedmont. Calif.

NANCY WalGHT

.M ISSOURI BETA-WASHINGTON UNIVERS I TY Chartered, 19o , Plfdgf D.y, <ktobtr 4. 1962. On September 24. the members o f the l oca l chap ter of Pi Beta Phi began their new schoo l year in a beautifuU,. redecorated room. " ' ith twe n ty ·one new pledges. many plenant memo ries from a succeS5ful past ynr. and eager antic i patio n fo r 1962·6 )

Under the baton of PhylliJ Grothaus Cooper. the chapter won the second place t rophy in the Inn ual Greek Sing w ith the selectio ns "Patterfugue." "M is ty ," and " In that Great Gettin· Up Mo r nin.· "

Nanq Halzelton hold, t he key to the M c,Millan Dorm it o ry trusury fOf the comins year

At the sprin. f o rmals o n Washinston's campUS. many Pi Beta Ph is ,ltraced the courts as ma ids or Robbin Jay was chosen S ·enheart o f 1: A E. Ind R O .T.e. Peggy Kerw in Ind J oanie B loo mer ·ere mc.mbers of the 1: A E Swenbcart Court

Carol e Robinson is the new K t Sweetbear., and Diane Holmes was o n her co urt

1: X selected St one as Ma id of Hon o r at the heart Dance; Suzan Murray reprtsented Pi Beta Phi in the cowt of K A's Dix ie: Ball.

For the founh year in s uccession. a member o f Missouri B has

been dected Engineers' Qu«n. This year. Deanna Deer bore the cro wn. aDd Lynne Turner was one of her bon o r attendants. Sophomore Commission elected Barb Smilh to membership; Chimes initiated Rob bin J ay and B3fb D o lva (treasurer) : M o r· tar Bo ard t apped Elaine Earhart Ina Fitzhenry, and Mar ianne He inicke, and elected th em tre asurer. secretary and president. re s pectively

The univers ity's annual Fres hm3n Camp wa5 a success under the cbairmanship of Caro le Robinson. Bett y R ice wo rked lIS assis tant Girls' Camp chairman. M ano n and Shirley Cleary were publicity co·chairmen. and Mauanne Heinicke held t he poSition of camp co-ordinato r Many Pi Beta Phis were counselors at the camp , among them the vaulty cheerlea d ers ; Betty Rice (capta i n) , Ro bin Jay. Ann Boyer. and Cyrilla Sennert.

The greatest h o no rs o f t he year g O t o Phyllis Grothaus Cooper. Martha Lew is C h ar o • and Cal ol Ken[ OigjU f o r havlOg re· ceived the Key of 41 B K It their gradu.ation in J une.

PUDGED ; Carole Cayl o r. Tulsa, Okla.: Katy ielpher, Kensing ' t on. Md .: Plicka Rahn. Pittshurgh, Pa.; Pam Fleming \ St. Charles. III.: Mary Maudsle y, Aurora. III.; Carole M cDaniel Jefferson City, Mo .: Mary Don o van, Chicag o He ights III.: Carole Sto tu. Great Falls. M ont.; Becky Ta ylo r, Wichita. K an, ; Ginny K i ndler. K ansas City. Mo ,: Pen ne Peress in. Bryanne Marvin. Nancy White. Julie Wessel. Stephan ie Sartoris. Nanq Ste iner. Susan Stoehr. Jul ie Wells, Iud,. H aefne r. Marty Wobler. Muty K err, St. Louis. MAt.JAN NB R , HEINICKE

·MISSOURI GAMMA-DRURY C OLLEGE Chlrt4!l'ed, 1914. Pled.e DIY, September 22, 1962. INITIATED , September 8. 1962: MarCia Bosley, Webster Groves: Vicki Rook, Greenfield; M.rtha Turnbow. Tulsa. Okla.; Di ane Wilks, Pi erce City. Pi Beta Phis eagerly returned to campus t his taU, ready to fulfiU respon sibil ities and offices attained tbe preceding spring. Chapter members desisnated (or campul aDd frat ernity ho n o rs since the last publication of the ARR OW are: Jeanne N oo nan. ch o sen t N Wh ite Rose; Carol Pfander Massey, chosen SOIt'wIII , r yearbook queen, .and Diane Wilks. attendant; J udy Roberts, chosen for the lead in the campus productio n of 'Summer Ind Smoke " : Elaine \'(/'ard. cho scn for Skiff, the campus fraternity {o r women {or dis· tinguish ed scholarship Ind leadership. Elaine was also chosen t o be the r« ipien t of a Harr ie t Rutherford J ohnstone Scholarship. Missour i r Pi Beta Phis' urows were painted especially hish when awarded the Panhellenic Scbo larship Cup f or the ou t · standing scho lastic achievement of wo men's haternities on cam· pus, Th is award is based on the compariso n of accumula ti e averages o f each wo men's fraternity f o r tw o consecutive semesters. After greeting rushces with the familiar refrain o f " H o ney" for a week. Missouri r eleven p ledges who. on September 28 , " 'ere presented t o the Sp rin,ltfiel d Alumnr Club at a lea.

PLEDGED; Janet Hrad s ky, St. Louis i Jane Br ite, M ade l ine Bart· ling. Kat hy Ellis. S:I;ndy Marlin. SPllngfield; Vicki Carler. Webb City: Edwina Tr ioui. K:I;nus City: Linda Lo we. Donna Benson. Fa yette ; Suzanne Dischbein Floris.sant: BeUy Stoddard, Webster Gro ves. J uom-. ANNE HullST 'A RKANSAS ALPHA-UNIVERSITY Of ARKANSAS. Chlrte«d, DecembU' 29, 1909. Pled,e DIY, September 'r 1962. Chimes. a new service organization fo r freshman gir s. was installed on the University of A rkansas campus in September with Ark ansa.s A pledges Marinell Coc. Mary Ellen Rothe. and Dinah Whitley ch o Jen as chlrter members. Among the o utsta.ndina pledges are Cathie Harkey. Mary Ellen Rothe. Shirley Meyer. Cherry Lubker, Kathy Raff. Marinell Coe , Dinah Wh itley, Barbara Hallam. Beverly Moore, Charl o tte Ann Ec kel. and Vicki Knap· heide. all sophomore c o unsel o rs for Fulbright H all.

Sheila Boylan is a senior counsel or at Futrall H all, the new girls' d o rmitory just opened this fall. Other P i Beta Phis serving the campus Ire Suun Linebarger, secretary o { th e Student Body. Kathy Remme l. M o rtar Board Ind president o f Panhellenic , and Marinell Coc. Studen t Un io n Publicity Chairman Ind secretary o { the Arkansas Booster Club pledge class. Beth G iffo rd is edito r or the personality section o f t he Rn o,j,4f i , and Brenda H«k is of the G.ilJ Ti( iN. Jane Kit chen. a member o f M o rtar Board. is chairm.an o f the A W S. Sch o larshi p Commilttt. and Mary Ellen Ro the is soph o more sec retary. S h irl ey Me yer is a member o f A A d. ho norary scho l astic fraternity

Entertaining the {ootbalJ playe rs 0 0 Sunday Septembe r 30 , ac · lives and pledges wrved dinner and presented a sk it An after date call party was siven o n Saturda y, September 8 ho n n r ing the new pledge class Ind special guests. Mrs Alice Weber M a nsfield and Mrs. Doro thy Stu ck , Arkansas A Chapero n Mrs Renfr o w was presented with a b ir thday g i ft (ro m the chapter. I n tramural basket· ball season 09Cned successfuJl,. for the Arkansas A team which woo the first game I.g.a i nst the freshman g irls Beauty hon o rs ere won by Jerri A nn McAdoo, N o rthwest Atkaruas Po ultry Pr i ncess Ind Swan Helmig Army R O T C HonoralT Lt Ma jor Brenda Heck is Comme rce and II K A Dream G irl. a nd Cher ry Lubke! is A X A Crescen t G ir l. julia Pede was cho wn t o be a duchess in the Shreveport Coli lion Court.

The Pi 'Beta Phis at the Univers ity o f Arkansas are entbusiutically supPOrt i nc the 196 2 Razorback foo tball team in the drive {or Inother South"est Co nference ch.lmpionship.

PL BDG ED : Kay Alfo rd. Russellv illt: Beth A nthonYI Fordyce ; Bedell. Ann Bogy. Bonnie Bumpers D In ah Whitley. Little Rock ; Mary Kather ine Brumm. New po rt : M arinell Coe. Tuckerman: linda Cox. Sha ro n Fo g lrty. M ary Ellen Ro the EI Dorado; Charlotte Ann Eckel, N. Little Rock; Barbara Hallam, Carth.age,

Mo.; Kathy Hllk",. Susan Helmig, Roswell, N.M. Vicki Koapheide Quincy Ill.; Cherry Lubker, Koob Luckett McDonald Weldo n: Sharon Blythnille 8cdry Mann, Osceola: Mead, Beverly Moore, Cappy Ware Evelyn WC:St, Pine Bluff: Sbirley Eudora: jul ia Peck, Hope; Kathie Peterson, Memphis, Tenn.; Martha Webb, Kathy Raff, Hclena; Jill Thompson. Port Smith.

PAULA HAJ,(w

-LOUISIANA ALPHA-SOPHIE NEWCOMB COLLEGE

CharceHd, Octobe,. 29, 1891 Pled ,e D.y, Octo ber I, 1962, The members of Louisiana A returned to school to lind that tbe chapter holUC bad been beautifully redecorated. The chapter be,an the fall KlJ)C:Ster .,th their annual house party on the Gulf Coast.

Lut spring broulI;ht more honors to Louisiana A: Lynne Far· well, Gridley McKim, and Diana Snsions ,,'erC' choscn ne mcmbers of Assets, the sophomore hanoral')' ludenhip socicty

There wu much excitement hen the chapter learned that Anne 'McDonald was the recipient of the National Chapter $crvice A ud prC'sented th is summer a t Conven tion.

Welcomed back from j unior Yur Abr oad study is Carol Car· michael , whu nlC'nt lut year in Spain.

ActiVIty-wise the Pi Scta Phis arc linding themselvcs in rcsPOnsible PO.itions in various Of,anjutons. bnne Farwell was elmed president of the IOphomore clus , and A nn Fot her,i11 'Was elected president of the junior class. j ackie Heslwood. was chosen president of Warren H ouse and Carol Borco is the new president of the Bartacuda Synchroniud S imming Club. Sand., Groves is newly c1med cheerluder.

Lynne Farwell. j ocy Grace. Gerl')' Picton Patty Heatherly, Jeanne Rawlinson. Gridley McKim. and Shannon Cookson were chosen to be members of Angel Fl igbt, aDd Nancy Snellina.s was elected presidenl of this orsanilliion.

T he student body is anxiously awai,in, the co mpletion of new residence halls which arc under construction this hll.

On $cptember 22. the alumnI! entertained Ihe nC"W pledget with an afternoon swimmin, part)'.

PLEDGED : !ktte Barnum, Oak Puk III.: Dorothy Berquist, Montgomel'}'. Ala.: Dudle., Braselton, Kathy Hardin fort Worth. Ter.; Mary Brown, S.c.; Betty Brunani. Texarkana. Ter .; Connie Cole. Karen Dct•..,iller, Nashville, Tenn .; Pam Dykes. Crockett, Tell" ; Nancy Fo ler. Paduca h. Ky .: Susan Graham, Frankfort, Gt-rmany; Alice Hopkins. Tenn .: Nancy Lattin. Plainfield. N.J.: Penny Lord. Beaumonl. Lynne McOo cll. Sarasota, Fra.; Margaret Madden, Patt i Robert, Dallas, Tex .; Camilla Atlanta, Ga.; Louisia Stripling , h cksonville , Tex.·} Sandy Groves. Baton Rouge. Pope, bunk ie: K athy Sa e. Haynesville; Mary H elcn Y oung, Campti ; Suunne Sellcn, Metarie: Martha Eshleman, Suzanne Maginn is , Nell Nolan. j ackie Tarleton , New Orleans. CAROL BonN

-LOUIS I ANA BETA- LOU J SI. ANA STATE UN1VERS I TY. Chutered, Octo ber 13, 19 36. Pledge D.y, Sep tembe r 23, 1 962. I NlTlATm, Much 12 1962: J udilh Manning Allen. Ca rol A nn Butcher. Pe nnye Lucill e Procter, Lafayette: leanne Bel, Stephanie LUlgring, Karen Anne Vidrine, Char es: Nancy Bickham. Margaret Rose Colon. Cynthia D:lle Dickson. Susa n Loyd Franks, Dorothy Ann Grabill, Linda Eugenia La ' too, Martha Nell Plum· Ie.,. Ed ith Carolyn R oss, Anne laRue Vetsch. Shreveport; Linda Ruth Bird, Monroe; jacquel in Bland. Mansfield: An ne Marie Colton. J oslYn M Delah ousuye, Doris W:lllice Durbin, A lida H ainkel. New Orleans: Rosemal')' Fleming. Dall T er.; Marg ie Jud ith H olley. Bastrop; Sandra Lee H ouuiere. j ennings; Elizabeth Diane loyner, Boyce: Sar.h Page McCran ie Bosier City; haron jud ,lh RlChard. Sarah EliubC'lh Todd, Franklin; Rebe< ca Sue Royer, Anne Eliubcth Brian, Baton Rouge: Brenda Lou White. Home r , Spring umester incl uded many activities for Louisiana B: Harryette Turtlin, Fleminolt. and jenny Williams wete selecled to Mortar Board' judy Walker and Ro.semal')' Fleming were electcd to the Student Council. OthC'ts recognized were: Linda Bird, president of A II. A; Margaret Colon and Cindy Dickson. members of A A A: j udy W.lker. commander of Ang el Flight : Janet White. Hu ryette T urpin. Anne Vetsch. Doris Our· bin. Linda Bird. Iklt)' Ann H all. members of Angel Flight: Susan Franks and Cindy Dickson. advisors; jenny Williams, K ! Drumgirl: j acque Bland, K I Drcamgirl court: tenna Armstrong .nd Carolyn Cherry, t X court; H arryet teTurpin .n d Dixie \Villiams ,\ X A Crescen t Girl cnu rt: Caro l Ann Butcher and Mary j o SlIhel .p K e C(lu rt Fo r the third consecutive yur the IT B .p t A E booth won fint place in t he annual J ambalaya J:lm borC'e.

l.ouisiana B welcomes K A 9. who colonized this fall, to the Louisiana State UnjYersity campus.

PI.f!OGI!D: Barb.ra K A llis, Jane Ann Wiley. Lafayette: S.lIy Barham. Dorothy J o Biedenharn. Rostmal1' Upshaw. Monroe: Mary C. Bm, SDringhill: E. Lynne Boston. Mobile. Ala .; R Bro wning Martha Lou Humphrey. Bossier City : Ruth Anne Bueter , Quincy. III. : Cindy A nn Ca(l:le, Clovis, N M ; Anill M. Carte r ft. G.yle Gillum. Elizabeth A. H amp ton. Sandra 1. Bcnnatd, Katy G WatU. Baton ROUll;e; Judith A. Chamblin, j oa n A Laborde. ) o.n Frances Davis. Vicltsburolt, MIss : Prances S Delaha ye. M imI C H ebert. Plaquemine: Toye K Eberhardt, Marll;aret E Gallow.y. Louise A Gelpi. Sunn W_ Hurt h. Mary Lynn McMillan Al ice G. Witherspoon. New Or· hniCe' M. Edmon.l) n, Cheryl M Gaudet. Judith A H enni· gan, I-fouma; Carol E. Fischer. Alexandria: Mar,ar« j

Carolyn R_ McCatl', Viol et D. West. Sbr",eport: JUy Godfrcy, Columbia: Winifred I. He.1lh. St_ Louis. M iss.; Judith A H iatt, Bethany. Mo ; Sallie F. Inabnett. Lucia A. Li«letna, Minden; Nlncy B Kelly, Virginil M. C. ThlIDC'l. jackson, Miu.; Helen C;. uuahlin. Carolyn C. Me!Dphis, lenn.; Pltrici. L. LeWd, Ft. MonrOC'. Va_: JudIth A LInton. Stun.ut l Ark .: Vicki D Ne... lbem' Carolyn W_ McCormiCk, Oak Groye; Veeder B. McKoin. Franklin: Ann Marie Robinson. Lake Charles; Nancy jo Snider. Dclhi; Carolyn R Will, Po mp.n o Buch. Fla.; Sheira j o White, jennings. jANKT WHITt

-MISSISSIPPI ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH E RN

MISSISS I PP I Chartered, April 8 , 1961. Pled,e Oaf, s.ptem bel' 23 1962. iNmATI!D A pril U, 1962: Sandra Gail Baker. Susan Parker. Meridian; J udith Ann Clark. Nortb Kansas City. M o.; Carol Pleck, Birmingham, Ala .; Donna Gamble, M cKeesport, PI : Evelyn ReN Hill , St. Petcrsbuf"l. Fl •. : Carolyn M iddleton, Memphis. Tenn.; Helen MUrPhey, Perkinaton; Catharinl Punessen, Hattiesburg; K aye Vandegrift. Lons Island, N.Y.; Zirkelbach, Pensacola, Pia. Mississippi A held its second .noual Euter egg hunt for under· privilegcd children It the Lamar Elementary Schoo l. They also provided baskeu for the mentally relarded class. The girls partici· pated in intramural bueball and in the campus Civil War Centennial celebration. j oyce Sanders was Pi !ktl Phi 's candidate for Miss U.S.M. Joyce was one o f six girls selected to A p. le;lder· ship fraternity for ,,·omen. She serves u the organization's secre· their lint annivC'rul')' the ch;lpter " IS treated to a surprise visit from their former graduue co unselor, Karen Edilh Ann Mil ler. former president and counsel or, was t he first re o cipien t of the Karen Peterson A .ard for outJtanding chaptet sen-ice. Spring initiation was held Apr il 14 and I). The inifiation banquet wu ,iven by members of the H attiC'Sbulg AlumnI! Club .t the home of Docto r and M rs. W. D. McCa in. The chapter selected Sam Della. Ma son Frye. Dav id H inton, Michael Ka vanaugh, and Frank Pickering u Ano..- Men for Ihe year.

The rush workshop was held ScptembC'r 4-8 at the home of Miu jessie Morrison, faculty sponsor. Formal rushing was held September 9·14.

PI.EDGED , May 24, 1962: OIiYia H odgin, Meridi.an; J..hrgaret McGra • • Hattiesburg SeptembC'r n . 1962: Barbara B ilbo. GuifptJrt: Sherry Bumhall. Charlotte N.C.: Connie Brown. Natchez: SUC' Guntham. Bundon: j udith Hatcher , Lynne Nuh. Haltiesb u rg; Carol H ill. St. Petersburg, Fla.: Scolly H untington, Bowling Green. Ohio; Barbara Johnson, long Beac h: j eanette King, Fairhope. Ala .: Kathy Mangum. M.g«: Kathl«n Murphey , H azelhurst ; Cheryl Sanden, West Poin t : Sandra Shelton , Tupel o: Barbara Smith. M on tiCe'llo; Vick i Walker, Meridi:ln.

NANCY P RAf04SAY

M I SS I SSIPP I 8 ETA-UN I VE RSIT Y OF MI SS I SS IPPI. Ch.r _ tered, M.rch 10 J962 I NITIAT ED. M arch 10. 1962: Sandra Smith. Penny Ray, Helen Wood. Sylvia Abcrn;lth y, Mal')' Randall , Hatriet Long , Eloise Born, Sue McCull oug h. Lmda Lou EVins. Sally Hi nes. Mrs Frank Peddle, Mrs Fred Kellogg. Mrs. Jo hn Dawson. Mrs J. yle M urph r«, Mrs Lyle Bates , M rs. Elizabeth M c· Al elflnder, Christine Drake. October 14. 1962: J ane M cClurC'. Linda Ann Eib. June Clark. Mrs. FI')' P. Buys.

Mississippi B besan the spring semester in a line " 'ay by rece iving its charter. On Much 10. 1962 , lint plcdge clUj was iniliatcd.

Several .ctivitiC'S we particiPatcd in were the bo"' l ing l ou rna· mcn t wbich we ",on lirst place and ;llso the softball tournament. .g.in winnins first place. Sandra Smith ",IS initiatcd into Cwens. an h onotal')' scholastic club. Harrietle Wicks wu chostn to bC' in Angel Fliltht Mal')' Randall u elected as prc:sident of • women', dormitory. Patricia McGehee 110'15 IS vice president of Womco's Recre.ati oo Association. Sylvia Aberneth., was chosen secretary of the Meglpho ne Club Ending the se mester we were rated second in scholarship amons the sororities.

M issiuippi n. the newes t chapter, was represented by fou r of its girls at the 1962 ConvC'ntion in Wuhington. Those attending were: SUI Mieher president; Linda Lou Evans, uusurer; Silly Hines. Ind jane Steele.

A fter a rush workshop in Jaclcson , Mi ssissippi. M ississippi B held its first fo rmal rush thIS 1311 and Mrs Wild help<!d us make it I very successful Mrs. Man sfiel d and Mrs M oore were .Iso presen t. Eleven very fine l1:irls were pledolted.

PLmGI!D: Susan H eyward. Ma ry K nill;ht, Fern j oncs, Marianne M cElroy. J udy G.il Wright lu ey Lanon. Ptl sc illa Wilman, Janey Ligon, Loydale Ligon, Rosely n Perry. HI!LI!N WOOl)

MU PROVINCE

-IOWA ALPHA- I OWA WESLEYAN COLLEGE. Ch.rtered, J867 Pled.e D.y, September 30, 1962. INmATm , September H, 1962: Prances Kiss inge r , M onm outh, 11 1.: Leah McCaho n , Shannon City Affil iated: Sindy Stith. ColoNldo B.

low. A be,an the year with a retrC'at to plan for the evenu of rush and homecoming. The overnighl Jt:lY It the home of • patroness proved valuable in work and fun. The results were • wondtrful new pled&e class Ind C'Xcellent plans fo r the homecomioe skit Ind fl ol t

Upon their relurn to campus, they fo und that the Pi Beta Phis ho h:ad remained near the collcst over the summer had been hard at o rk on projects The chaptcr apartment now has In lUI conditioner. and the a ctive room has been redecouted.

Sue Spero and Sue Templeton have been awarded lead paru in the drama d e p:utment's prtscntal in n o f " Coc k·A Doodle Dandy , " Sue Spero is vice president o f A n, an hon o rary drama futemiry.

Sue MacFarland i s [tign i og as quan o f Hershey Hall, Ihe men ' , d o rmitorY, Ihis )'tar. She is abo ed itor of the co llege nc spaper.

Jan Odem is II ho meco ming qu«n candidate for 1962

Peggy McKinstry, Judy Melcher. Mary Ann Navcloski, Sue MacParland. and Mary Riess are members o f thc II cappella choir. Av o n is secret:try of the choir.

Helping to cheer ttam on to victory Mary Ann and Sandy St ith wh o o n cheerltading squad

PLEDGED : Patri c ia Keefe Mny McLcun Reg is ter, MI. Plusaut; Christina Fostn, <...athersburg, Md : Sunn J o hnson, N.Y.; Judy Melcher. Chades City: Mary Ann NaverO$ki , Elizabeth Woodard, Roc kford. JJl , : Lynn Ober· meier, Mary Riess, Judy Schneider, Farmhamville; Beth T o mlinso n, Rushville, III.

J AN I IlCR OOll ).(

IOWA B ET A -5 I MPSON C OLL E G E, C hartered, 1 8 7 4 _ P l edee

D .y, Se p tember 14, 19 6 2. INITIATED, October 14, 1962: Sue McPherson, Lombard, Ill.; Wanda Triplett, Anhny_

Io wa 8 o ff ucitin, year with Judith Pilmer, Cno l Van joan Book, C.rolyn Bakker, and Sue Germerud named to the Dean's list for SI>!in8

After an ru s h period 10 n started plans for the Chris · tian Liberal A rts Fes t ival. Since (lur chapter hu the hi8hes t 8rade point average (If any housing unit on umpus we were by entertaining Dr C A _ Simpsan, Dean of Christ Church, Oxford Univers ity. at our house for an evening Homecom ing plans for this arc underway and wo rk on the float has been ma in co ncern f o r Io wa B this put lII eek. Two girls o ut of three no minated fo r Ho mecoming Princeu arc Iowa &: Mngo Ke i l, Beaver and Wright We .re quite pro ud of these girls .nd all of us ho ping t ha t the honor of will co me again to the house for the third year III a ro w

Cuol Van BergM is serving as chairman of t he H o no rs Com· for Student Senate. Sue is of H o me Eco nomics Club and Ann Timberlake is president nf Bbck f riars. Everyone is h o ping fo r a succcs.sful year in the Io wa B house.

PLEDGED : Nanc y Blum, Glen Ellyn, III : Suun Ferguson , Newton: Chris tine Johns o n, Sheboygan, Wis., Sandra Sorenson, Des M o ines; Pat Guden , Oskaloosa SUII HALDIIWAN

J OWA GA MM A - I OWA STAT E U N I V E RS I TY C h r t e red , 18 77 P1edee D .y, Se ptemb e r 4 , 19 62 , l NITIATItI), August 28. 196 2: Linda Boyd, Boone : Bub Flickinger, MinnUPOlis, Minn.: Po lly Horl cher. Sto rm l.ake: Cleta Iverson, Ellsworth: Car o l Struhle. Anne Van Ness, Ames.

Io wa r began another busy fall u a so n with as much enthus iasm IS was b,. lut spring ' s campus activities invo lvln/oC nuPi Beta Ph is A t o ur Fo undeu' Day luncheon the nnu a l chapter alll'ards lII'ere t o descrvin,; act ive members Sally Blan chard received the Scholarship Plaque for having the /oCrade fo r o ne Nancy Lesul rated the Sch o lauhip Arr ow for raising grades the mo st in one Quarter , and She i la Hagaar won the Effo rt A :ud t o the girl who has wnrked the hardest to attain high s c ho larship Suc Tomlin so n was awarded the activi t ies lavalier f o r o utstanding participatio n in Clmpus and so ro r ity activit ies

April also meant the D inner" Ind the Spring Strenade, d irected t o ward org , n i%ed ho uses and fratern it ies with pinmates. Friends and pinmates of the girls better and o ur cirde o f friendship was extended Naiads held their a n nual aquatic productio n in spring l "" ith Cindy l.oy, Linda BoYd, and Matilyn Mack all parti c ipating in the sh o w.

Pi Beta Ph is h,J\'e both t ime ,Jnd mo ney to Iowa

Sute 's co n cei ved Peo p le -ta- Peo p le program Th ose taking a n a ct ive part both comm ittee members and Ire ; Kathy Kerl , Susie Pillars , Iud,. O uitrup , Judy Suhr, Gleneta M i ller. Karen Sco tt , and P.m Helm

P i Bet,J Ph i gained a ne w q ueen d ur ing s o rin ,ll act ivities as Ja ckie Hash, cheerluding caPtain , wu VatSIty " I" Q ueen by campus Ja ckie 111':15 atso the 1962 " Miss in university's Char ity Btas t Deanna Smith Pi Beta Phi senio r. III U named at ternHe w inner o f the Harol d Fell o ws Memo r ial Sc h nl a t1 h ip In rece ivi ng this ho no r Deanna is consid e red o ne o f the t o p f o u r bro ad cutin,k stud e nu in the nat io n P i Beta P hi wa s in the campUJ ne.'s th ro ugh ut the th ree ·day M,Jy Ve ishe,J fest iv il. T his holi day u a r>e rfect climax t o a yur o f activ ity an d rec o gn iti o n Fo r the t hi rd year in a nw Pi Beta Phi ho no r o f sec ing a cro wned Ve ishu o E I.es lie Graham 196 1 Queen, c ro wned Bub J.laUJIcn the 1962 Q uee n. :r. nd Caro l J o hnso n , " Pledge P r incess ," presented rOSts to B:r. rb

The ch a pter wu tripl y ho n n red when nelll' members of Mo rtar Board ere tapped. :r.nd Deanna Wate rs. Kath,. Kerl and Sue T oml inso n recei ved t hc rccOftnition Deann :r.' s husba nd [);a \ e wu u pt)Cd fn r Card ina l Key. ad din g a happy not e to • P i Bc-u P hi hmi ly. Sally Blan ch ar d. Mo rt,Jr Board president "'u on ha nd t ,1 t,J I' t he ne w in com in(l: pres id e nt Pi Btu Phi a nd 8 9 " co m -

THE ARROW OF P I BETA PH I

bined t o win honors in the combination fl o at divisi o n. The " Stars Ove r Veishe:.a." production "Wonderful T o wn " cast Stlts B:r.u lw l and J.n Readhead, with Anne Coll iso n costume ch:r. irman, a nd Deann. Waters co-dircct u r Am o ng the many o ffices and hon o rs which Pi Beu Phi held and received during the spr in tc and {o r the fall se aso n these : Br oo khart, Yo ung Republ icans secretary; Cleta Iv e r5<ln Kathy Ked, members of Student Un io n Board: Sue T o ml inson. Dean ' s Advi so ry Board Chairman: Karen Sco tt , YWCA VICe President, and Sandy Krumrey, " Y " Kcrellry : Cindy Lo y, P1o n· helleni c Secretary: J ackie Hash , 196 2·6} Cheerleading Sq ua d : Barb Haugen. T K E Sweetheart; Bcuy Cnne and Nancy Fli c ki ng e r , Merrill Palmer I nsti t ute in Detro it.

o N, home honorary. added Stoddard as a nelll' member. A A 4 , freshman scholast ic ho no rary, tapped fkn Sauk o l .nd Jean ie Grant. Sally Blanchard was ann o un ced t he t o p Jl ucltnl i n t he ho me econ o mics ed ucati on Jiv i)iu n o f unl ' Pi Beta P hi is d o ub l y proud o f Sally, ho wu chosen Amy B Onken candidate from Mu Province

With the rtturn f o r "rush " week. t he chapter was saddened b y the sudden death of o ur beloved Don ." The many h o urs o f ioy and st rength she t o Io wa r will long be and it was with o f her des irt for o ur sUCCtU that we tackled the preparation f OI rush week, and added lo vely girls to our ho Ult

We art prtsently l oo kin8 fo rward to October I visit of n ur Gr.nd Mrs A lice Weber Mansfield. as well as be · g i nnin, plans fOI the 1?6 2 H o mecom ing celebrat io n PLEDGlD, 4, 1962 : jane Anniuge, Mar,. Cord, Sioux City; Barb Erbc, Dawn Rosenglctn. Boone: Marlys Grage, Manila; Barb H emerson, Sheldon; H o rton , Marshalltown; Lynne J ohnson. ada : Mary Larson, Minn : M arlene Lyo n, Si o uI Falls. S.D.: Lynn Mitchell. Adtl: judy Nagel, Cedar R:r.pids; Linda Ohde. Manning : Ro bin R uhe. kartn Smeda!. A mes: Lynda Spragut, La Grange. I II : LeAnn Sutherland, Sandra Wood, Des Moines; Margaret Wil so n MI Pleasant.

JAN READHEAD

rOWA Z ETA-STAT E UN I V E RS I TY O F I OWA C hart eH d ,

188 2, P l e d g e D.y, Se p tember 14, 19 6 2. A fttr an active summtr and :r. vtry su cceuful rush season. t he l o a Z members sett ltd d o wn to thei r new Changes were found o n campus and students were qui te impresud lII' ith the new addition t o the Student Un ion ;\ohny of the members were still starry-eyed O\'e( an exceptio nally rewarding spring semester of ho nors and activit ies Io wa Z claimed three MOIUr Roards: J antt Armstrong. Nln cy Files and Glenn Nancy Files was alll' uded the Adel.ide L Burge and the Penningro th awards whi c h arc given to the outstanding Juni o r wo man

Ac t ivi t y-wise, Nancy Files wu secretary of t he senior clau, pres ident of Council. and chairman of the Central Judiciary Board Janet A rmstr o ng was eleC1ed president of As sociated Women Students Nikki Patton was vict pres ident of the YWCA. Linda Newell was c h osen president of the iuni o r nursing class. Nancy Gltnn was 'I'pointed Ch id Just ice o f the Tllffic Court and secretary o f the Unio n s...ud Central Puty Committee members Mary Bywater a nd Sandra Watson. Central Plrty plans many of the school socia l func t io05

The beginning of fall also br o ught many new activities. Gini H all and Linda Markulin ere ho no red by be i ng c ho un Po m Po m girls. Porn Porn squad III U a new additi o n t o the cheering S«tion this year Rachael St ock was ulected t o be a member of University Cho it and Muriel Pfis ter ch o un fo r Old G o ld Singers

An .nnua1 fall o n cam pw is the D "l lph in Sho w, spon · Sl' red by • men's swimm ing fraternity. and select io ns o f a Dolphin Queen. Jean Fee was o ur candidate Anne Parham as our candidate for l-fomccoming Queen

Io wa Z wu plelStd t o have the visit o f the Grand Alice Weber 1hnsfield. 10 our chapter Mrs l\hnsfield attended a cooky shine with the pledges .nd lII'as serenaded by a ct ive chapter

PLEDGED : P.am Avery, Marci. Files. Jeanne Ska ls ky, Cedar Rlpids : V i rginia Calame Omah., Ncb .: Mar i lyn Coo k M n ntezuma: Sharon Cortimilt/ i a , Io wa City: S ioux Ci ty : Jean Fee. Deni50n : Fl o rt! Cu o lyn Murphy, Des Moi nes ; SUZlnne Hydt N n rmal III : Anne H a lll' ley , West Liberty : linda K,Jhler Gr innell ; Paula Rashke Suz:r.n \'(I alla ce, Clint o n : Diane Shotnberg, Skokie, III.; Jane Scho tt Davenport; Martha Way , Galesburg , III. SALLY EcHTUNACHT

.S O U TH D A KO T A A LPHA-STAT E U N I V E RS I TY O F SOUTH DAKOTA. Ch. Mtre d , 1927_ Pled .e D av, Se plelll bcr U, 1962. INmAn:D, Octobe r" 1962 : M ry Ann Ke o wn Ra p id City; Cheryl Wicreng.a Si oux Falls South Dako u A co ns iders u o f i ts Jtreates t 2ch it\'ements this put year the winninfl o f s cho larship tr o phy f o r mainta ining the highest scho lastic aven.e o n campus Olko ta Day plans are under ay with Jul ie M ic kelso n serv in. on the University Dak ou DIY 8 0 at a nd house d eco ra · ti ons arc be ing Lind;a McCahren as ch o sen IS one o E lhe five candidates f 'lr M ISS D a kot :r. Reccntl y sdteted c heerlu d e n indu dt E i leen Will Che ryl W lercna:a a nd J an Bl iss. Lyn n Bro"'-n is one o f the mll otrtt". Ju li N ielsc n wo n t he t ille o f MISS Yo ung Republican in 1 rece n t elect in n The c h,Jpler ,J bus "" a nd e\en tful Sl' r in 8 Ste,lnJ

rb ce ho n o f' elr rece;\'ed at S. ingoul, annud compn;(;\'e sinJ:, undu the: duectl o n of Eilrc:n Will. Barb Anderson, Sara £,.ru. Karon Lamp,., and Lnda Smith wrre initiated into Guidon. 1unior Yo'omen ' s hon OIl",. jud,. Perkins was selected to B r t , natio nal busincsi h l'l no ra". and S.ndra Fu rne,. to • ! I nJilOn.1 rom.nce Ianguqe ho no ury

Headina Z 9 U th is ytar ill M Sara £yru ....ith K aron

Lampy st"rvml " unsurer ltId Sue Mu il enburl as marshal. E,,«lish Club elected Bub AndeBOn as president. S.n Eyres IS s«rUuy. .nd S.ndra Roth as publicity chairm.n

The V o /i."lt Il.ff cI.ims und. Smith as manaa;na edito r and PI.( H.rr is &Ji socic:t)' ed ilor Included on the C#,#" staH arc Barb Anderson, editor. Sandra Roth , usinanl edito r tur o n Lampy .nd Ann Hns, assistant business m.nagers The ch.pter was very proud of Leny S rle ho as cro ned queen of the S'o ux Falls Mardi Gras.

Selected fo r A A 6. fralunan omen's honout}', lut KmtSter • ere Lynn Bro n. Mat}' OuffYt Pat Harns. Trish Leavitt, Julie M iclcc:l so n. Cam i lle Pc:tenon, ana Linda Peterson. Judy Arn o ld , Yankton; Jan BIiN. Barbara Carl, Pierre: l inda Broolcs. Abt rd«n: j un CahoY j Co lome; j .n Gilbert. Pruy O Donnell. Lrslie Swark. Sio ux Fal,; Diane Gundenon. Ren.e Schlcftlbc:i n. Clear Lake : jud,. Ho Ueman. jean Nielsen. Rapid City: Emil, Johnson. Huron: judy Lutterman, Lenno lll:; Marilyn Peterson. Diane Tubandt. Redfield; Sally Peterson. Ch.mberlain: I.inda Scully. Madison; Sandra Silkenson. Dell Rapids; Wendie Ullyol, Cluk: J o yce Wilson. H ot Sprinal; j udy Odaen, Rt'd 0.1e. 10 : A nn R.ebe. Falls Church. V a. BAli AND£IISON

- KANSAS ALPHA- U NIV E RSITY OF KANSAS ChUleted April J, U 12 , Pled ae Day, February.. 1963. 8r the end 01 the ,pring scmcster the Pi Beta Phis at the UniverSity of K ansu had attained many ho nOrs. Scho laSlic,lIy. Kansu A ain excelled Donna Rankin Stuber ,nd Sue Crou e re elected te) • 8 K. Muaaret jeter received a Watkins Sche) l uship, and M arcia CaKY and Phyllis Wertzber&er ' ere selected as HilJ t o ppers Sue H ud isty and Susan Callender ""ere tapped for M o rtar Board, and ten of O Ut ne pledges '('Ie tapped fo r C ens : Martha Hershey. Naney EaY, j an Eppc:rson. Sydnie Bo""lin&, Barbara Bo man. Lyndcl Saunders. Gayle Shillins. Mary Westo n, M uil,.n Moffat. and Belt}' Maline • ho ""1$ later dected seCret.ry of Ihis honorat}' gro up

The Chapter als o claimed their ,hare of queens Frances Fullert on ""as selected as Fiji Girl; Marcia Myers and Fran O ' Brien 'ere chosen 1: X S «theart and attend,n t , respc:ctiydy; A nn Leffier was a Greek We-tic attendant; Lois Rhodus wu K U. Relays Qurc:n : and J anet Benson was ch()jCn to be a j ayha ker Princess Activity- ise. ,",'e can • .It:ai n be found in positions. Susan Callender. Donna GOUld. and A nn I.effier we re elected t o the A W S Senate K ay Cash and Phyllis Wertzbc rser ere elected t o the All Student C o uncil. Mdinda Hall was selected IS secretar)' o f the Student Union Activitic:s Boud: I he Jay Janes Pep Club chose Diane M ull.ne. Pa t Wylc:s .• nd M ary Wes t on as members: and M uy B.umgartner was elected vice president of t h e K U .- Y :and " cho sen t e) be on I he Co liege I ntermediarY Board.

The Pi Beta Phi members excelled not o nly as i ndividuals. but als o IS a g ro up f o t e wo n seco nd plaie in the W o men's Sm,1I Gro ups' Divis io n in the Gr«k Wccle Sing. We also won first pl.ce in both divisions of t he bowling inltamurais.

We did nol t o college as uriy as '""e h,ve in t he put h«.use: the Pan hellenic Council decided not t o have hll r ush this yelt The: camDuS l oolu vet}' differenl th,n it did lut spring. Con s tructio n is under ,y o n t hett new university buildinllS. and best of all, constructi o n is almost finished on the ne w P i 8c: ta Phi house. We are hoping that we shall bt moving in soon.

M.uY BAUNGAIITI"U

- KANSAS BETA- KANSAS STATE U NIVERS I TY Ch.rt.ted, 19 15 PI.dill e D y, S p te mber " 19 62 IN ITIATf.O, Septembtr I. 196 2 : Sue Carson H ays: M.ry K .y Dunlao. I a rence · M a r y Ann Kice , Wichita: Ruth Rich:ardson Stafford: Anne' Struss, WaKeeney

Exci tement is high am o ng Ihe Kanus B Pi Beta Phis as they plan fo r an opCn house on Octo ber 7 in ho no r of t heir new ho usemrrther, Mrs j osephine H aigh t A dedicuion ceremony (o r the ne.' ch311ter is 10 be held on Octo btr 13.

Upon IIr.du,li o n last Sllrin Sar3 H ybl'<m.nn graduated magna cum laude Ka nus B ·on fint place in umpus Kh n larship for the si lll:th co nsc:cutive year ." K • ho no n wrre awarded to Gay M a nh and Mary Sue Snider Mnrtat Bo3rd tapped two members ; Susie YOUnl, prc:sidtnt and Mary Sue Sn ider hile Ch i mes juni o r o men·s ho nont}'. chnse Betty Bo,.d. Penny H eyl, and Debby H ines , v ice president Diane u elected vice president of the educalin n ho nout}' YWCA prc:sident il Susie Yo un, and A\XIS plflident is Luci3 Schafter The a.' ard f o r o UDtanding member o f the 196 I - t9 6 2 Student Co uocil U plestnted to Fran Boyd The SAE a ard fo r scho l.rsh ip. strvice. and interest in the field I'lf luching u a. arded to Mat}' Alice Humc:s

Oueen hono rs 'ere a. arded t o Penny Hey!. Au c ia s. tetheart a nd Md itary Ball qurc:n ; I. inda P ilt/!: , !. X s. cclhnrt: and Mar ie At.·"N')(f. K ! s eetheart

D iane Fairbanle in Germany arrd Betty Boyd in S. ilzerland ale studyin/{ abr o ad durinlt th ir iunior yea r PLI!DGEO ; Peverly Abmcyer , T o peka: Muilyn Butho lome Sandra Ca nfi el d Cindy La mmers Sue A nn Schneidrr , Mat}' S , ffar K,nus City ; Suzy 8tck Vi cki Lee , Sue Schneider, Helen Tr ipp, Manhattan: Suzanne Benjamin. Hutchinson; Leslie Blake:.

Wich ita ; Barbara Brodine. Pam Flot)', Mary jane ftjddle, Patr icia McAnmch. Salin'; Alana HoHman. HlJtinss Neb.; Ann Hoy. EI Oorado r ' Theresa Galyardt Pla i nville; Brenda Kay Swan, Hays ; Kath een Mat}' AnderJOn McPherson; Roesa Bo. ie, Oakley : Mar)' Lee Burk. Cheyenne. \XIyo.: Bcttr /,0 Roop, Fo rd; Beverly Wl nt Ft leaven.·orth; Jane Waddle , uncti o n City KAUN KLiS GER

NU PROVINCE

OKLAHOMA ALPHA-OKLAHOMA UNIV E RSITY Ch • t. nd , Scpl e m M t I, 19 10 Pl ed , e D a Y t Scpt.mbu 10 , 19 6 2

ISITIATED. September 3 , 196 2 ; Linda vanl, Po teau : Kendall Jacobs, Pf')'Of; Cathie Corrigan, Memph is. Tenn ; J:ane Gu\a, San Mallno. C,IIf.

Olel.homa A as ""elcomed b3cle t his year by Mrs. Velma Pfeiffer. the ne She is mOll charmina and graci o us. a pCrfect Pi Bda Phi hostess

Of the fo ur a ir! ch«r1e,d i nl POSitionS o pen o n the Oklahoma squad, Oklah o ma A ho lds three. Leading cheers th is yur a.re judy Ellis , Belly Bard .nd Jessie McDo ell • ho Krves as head c heerleader

PI Beta Phi is c:spccia ll,. proud o f Mary Ann Bell who as c:lccted " MISS Oklaho ma Univers ity " o yer ten other finalists lut sptlng MaO' Ann has reprc:scnted OU al the annual " M ,ss F()f) t b.II" conten in Bclkc:ley , Cahfornia and will also be Oklah o ma University's envoy to t he A meriun Ro yal Pagunt t o be held in Kansas City, Missouri , in Noyembtr

Dr Dorothy Truex. Dean of W o men Students o n the OU campus. .....11 have dinner ith Okl.ho ma A on her b irthday, October 6 The chap ter is certainly l oo ki ng f o r ard to her com ing

Selected 10 Mo rllr Board last spriog ere Sissy Ph illips Cynlh ia Curtis and Karen Cullen. who as elected president. K aren and Cynthia. BWOC are also listed in If/ h o ' s If/ h o in A"",.uII" "'" U"il'ulilitl C ynlh ia as the o nly junio r o man named to • n K lut yeu

Paula LeFan as re cently elccted president of the 1: A E Little Sisters of Minerva and Nanelle W,II, "ic e prcsident Nanelle .Iso strvc:s as secrellt}' of the Uni o n Activit ies Council. .....here she is ioined by Sherry Strc:Je:. Sherry ' JJ ch oKn of A A 11 in sprin8 e lections.

Oklahoma As ere akent'd early Saturday morning, September 22, to a surprise breakfUI liven by o ur ne neiahbors. 1: 6 T. £Yet}'one had a fun t ime Ind their ne house is rully beaut i ful.

Trude Stee le, ho is servinlt IS JJsistant edito r o f t he 1963 SOONER yelrooole has also been elected t o I he OU Student Sena te. Sue McCoy and Nanelle Wall Pi Beu Phi in Tassell. honoflt)' junior omen·s society; Sue Jtrva as Tasscls' treasurer.

j udy V an A ken acts as social o f Pan hellenic ""hile J erry M ontgomery praides o ver meetings of K 11 •• hon o rary educational association. A nita DiGiamcoco is the tre:asuru of AT. hon o rat}' medical technolosi cal soc itty

PLEDGED ; Kathy Bell, Ada; Laura D o bbs. Altus; janice Ellio tt. Bartlesvi l le; A nn K errt, Bris to ; Rebecca Herit3ge. Claremore; CarolYn B reede n Cleveland; j ane M onroe. C1intorr: Pa t ricia Kuen Tho mpson. Duncan; Lind. Griffin , Co nnie K yt le. Law l o n: Sue Ann White, N o rman; /ud ith A. Akri,ht. Willa je.n Buck. Penny Cornell, janet Delhote, Eileen Edin8er. Judith Ellis. Beth Ken - ",dJ and Mary Nagle. Oklahoma City; Nrycl Hart. Pauls Valley: Lin a K ay Schmidt, Ponca City; Gail A nn McCurdy. Purcell; Marilyn H amilto n , Sally I.ee Maness , Sapulp.; J udit h AsburY. Tonka. a: Penny l som. Susie Martin. Diane l\(orrison. Diane W"ur, LUlln Williams, Tulsa; Kathy Curnutte. Vinita; Susan Boddy. Herrrietta, Tex .; Ro nna Cal i nson. Fo rth Worth , Tu.; A nn Clary, Plainv le Tex : Susan Cockerham. Elise Wheless, Shreveport, La.; Sandi K Den t on. J udy J ones Ft. Smith, A rk ; CuOlyn Dixo n, Otis AFB. Mus : Martha DO.' ling, E I Dorado. A rk .; Manha F i nley. Lauric Manninl, Dallas, Tex. ; Martha Key Rose. ell. N Melll:.

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OKLAHOMA BETA-OKLAHOMA STAT E UN IV E RSITY

C h artered, Au,u.t 1 2, 19 19. Pl e d gt D ay, S.pt e mMr 1 , 196 2_ I NITIATED. October 28, 1962: Linda Atchmson , TerrY Atchinson, Enid; Sheri Black, Shirley Swinney. Oklaho ma City: jeri Butler, Perryton. Tu ; Susan Gardner , Tulsa: Una Thurston. Topeka, Kan : Linda Pearce Carnes. Cleveland

A beautiful ne.... h l'l me IJrccted the members of Oklah o ma B hen they returned this yur f o r rush ' eek. Eyeryo ne had been an t ic ipating iu completion for it . ·IS a long a a ited drum co me true

Many Pi Beta Phis Ire busy this fall filling the o ffi ces to which they ""ere tlected last spring. Linda Ward is president of • A 9 H isto ry ho norary: A nne l.arlSo n is co editor o f the college ne s· p.per; MaO' A nn Smith is president of Orange and Blacle Quill so phnmore women ' s scholastic honorat}' : Brenda Turner is .ice pres ident of the state SEA (Student Educatio nal Association) :and member of I he Educali ')n Student Council: Gladeen Burr is , secretary SUAB (Student Uni o n Activity Board): r inda Husler is SUAB Public Relations committee chairman: I.ynda McF ar lane is SUAB S()('i.1 committre chairman: Sue Nail, H o me Eco n omics Siudent Counc il ; C o nnie Beasl.! , Educatio n Student Council: Trudy Symes IS vICe J'lTcsident an Bubara Gabr id is treasurer o f the Educalion Studenl Co uncil.

To begin .n .cti o n -packed semester, the senion sponsored a "arty fo r Ihe members and Iheir dates on September 21. The band hc:lpCd to make the first "arty held in the ne_ h ouse: a IIlIa affair The senion also .is itcd ,Sequo ia Sute Park in Waloner Okllho m,. on their Innual snuk They caulht the othe r members

ny Surprise lIcon 19 <If rnC'm snu ked a""ay .t 6:00 ' .m. f or 11 tun ·hlleJ ,",,,ck -end o f swimming. houeba ck ndlOg lind o lher a ctlviliC's.

H o meco ming is scheduled for October 13. H OUk decorations and an open hOUK are being planned 10 celebrate th is annual event. Several o ther events have bun Khcdukd for this semeste r Two ope:n houses will be held o n Octo ber 21 and N ovember 4 Tht (l lrlt are already uCllcd a bo ut M o th elS" week -rod t o be htld on N o vember ]·4. A feature h ieh has b«n added 10 our .ocial calendar f or the filst t ime is t hc fa culty dmner planned [or November II AI this l ime the members will have an opportunity 10 mt'(1 several prof t SJO u fr om tbe vario us fields in wbich Oklahoma B5 are enro lled

The sp nng semester b,ousht many hon015 and awards t o thc members o f Oklahoma B. The chapler pla ced first in the annual 1: X Derby Day co ntes t Sue Nail was a finalis t fo r the Dan · fortb Award in H o me Eco nomics. An o ther Oklahoma D. Suzanne Cra ford as the choreo,upher f o r t he broadway hit "Bye, B ye, Bi rd ie" wheo it was st ag ed on the Oklahoma State campus. This production was the lirst to be held on any campus since the show stopped playin, on Broadway Moru.t Board tapped t hree Pi Beta Ph is fo r membership. Brenda Turner was elected president. jan j ohnson h ist o rian and Anne Lauson. edit o r. 11> K ho nors were awarded t o Sue Suffield and j anie Putlee. Two Pi Bell Phi s. Anne Lauso n and M arcy J o nes. ", ere li$led on the Pres ident' s H o nor Roll (4.0 ,.::rade point). Suzanne Crawford was t X S eetheut. Other Queens honored during tht spring were Nancy Wilson , K t Sweetheart; Lynda Park A e Dream Girl; and jani s Griffin, Au cia S eet· heart Courtney Risntt was chosen Auie Pri nctu Autndant •• nd Carol e Gunt as • Business Oueen Finalist. Sevtn Oklah oma Bs. Joan Ande rson. Ann Hill, Juay j onts. Gladeen BUllis. Sue NaH, Brenda Turner and Una Tfiurston were selected fo r 7 of th e 11 vauncits in Angel Flight (h o nou ry soc iety fo r girls SPOnso rtd by the Arn o ld Air Society). Sharon Hanno n, Becky Hart .nd Marg.arel Wtlls were chosen as altern.tes.

PLEDGED : Betty BertY. Sue M arlo w, Mary Margaret Gage, S t ill · water; T o ni Biard, Ann J effrey Hugo; C.thy Corbin, TISh oming o ; hnrt H o pkins, Bnumont, Tex. Faye Ingle. j ulie Adelman, Babs }}olto n. Shirley Satterfield. Tul sa; Caro l Sco tt. Ad a: Sue Anne A damson, Marsha M a rtin, Linda Service. Edmo nd: Diane Agar. Midwest City; Nikki Bentley, Ia ton: Jun ie Cooper. jerlyn Davi sl Geri Evans. Sharo n Gray Marilyn M obley. Petrina Russo. J o hnt Fer,uson, Oklaho ma City: N o rman Gray. Clinto n: Susan Green. Seminole; J an Lemast er, Bartlesville ; S"Uy R ich ter, Enid ; Shuon R ussel, Sha net; Non. J o SlIpcri t o Pryo r.

CAROL MILL ER

.TEXAS ALPHA-UN I VERS I TY OF TEXAS Charttred, Ftbmlry 2, 1902 Pltd,t Day, Stpt tmbu t6, 1962. INITIATED. September 8, 19 62: Mary Ellen Dooley Gretchen Bickel , Anne Rogers. Dallas: Mard ie' Fishe r, Ft Worth : Susan Fowle r, NanS)' H oskins, Sewllrd Rubey, J.ne Wilton, H o ust o n; Bea Ann Smith. Mid l"nd ; Belty j o pling. Par is; PlItricia Puker, San Antonio.

The spring semester ended Quite successfully I t Tens A wilh mllny pro ud ho no rs to bou t Mortar Board tapp ed fo r member· ship M iche lle Guill o t ; Orlln&e t.1p ped Stephan ie Buch"nln.

B K se lected Nlncy Coll o n, Fa ith Ford. and Ma cey Hodges t o be new lIddiri o ns to the hon Orary socie ty. Susan Rted was chosen Outscanding Student: Peggy Pace. Goodftllow. Amo ng t he ho no rtd S eethurts Linda M c Daniel as chosen by 1: N, Susan Kahn by 1: A E. and Rl chel Merrimln by 1: • E to represent t htse fra· lern ities. Tuas A is, indeed. proud of these o ut stllnding ,iris

R ush week this fall W15 definitely II success fo r Texas A, Ihllnks to tht hard o rk and ludtuhip of Carol Co ry Ru sh uptain. T ht fifty ne"" pledgts. IS " 'ell as che scventeen new t ransftrs, seem as eagtr IS d o t he "ctives t o mllkt thi s school yur the very best yet. T he pledges hllVe been quite indus tri o u s ly involved w ith retreats. wo rk days, parties, lind studies Thty lire anxi o usly a""aiting formal pleagin, hi c h ill bt held o n Octobtr 20.

The wh o le chapte.r feels qu ite fo rtunate t hat the property next door t o the P i Beta Ph i H o use has been acquired and thllt pllns fo r a ne extension are under lIy. This, of c ou rse. means mo re room. re ·decoul ion, lind something. indeed, about which t o l oo k forward. Tht new addition ill be finishea by nut fall.

A lpha Xi Delta women's (utern ity hIS coloniud I new chllPttr o n t he University of Texas nmpus. The chllpter did no t h o ld • for m,,1 rush. but uther it schtduled intervie. s It t he end o f rush week. A Z no"" has forty·five pledges and iIl be allo ed to pledAe. thir ty·five mo re in the spnnl T ens A e1 comes the. ne addi t ion t o the campus and wishes it much success.

As th is school yea r unfolds alrelldy tht Uni\'ersity o f Texas campus is filled it h spir it The first t wo foo tball ,ames hllVe been ncit iog .ictorits. and "" ith the tncourl,J:e.ment of Ka y Ba il t y. chee. r le.1der finalist, e n th usiasm hu been greal !

C a mpus gro upS lite sedul o usly plllnning g overnment lind strvict activitiu for t his yur t o be. • successfu l one. JlIn J o pling. r«tntly electtd Artl .nd Scitncts Assem blyman. is d olO, • fint job. PLEDGED 16. 1962: An n HIli , 1hrtha M i nter , A bilent: Linda BllI ck. Maril yn M ayS. Aust in: K lthy Stephtnson. Blytown; Barbarl Swo pe. Chlrlottt Peters, ]kaumont : Suslln Pitztr Bueleen· ridge : Dana. W o rth am. Bryln: Ginny Gra ham. Celin.; Susln M atlin. COf'PUI Cbr is ti : DlIchitli Ahl schlager , NlIncy A le.s:ande. r Cather in e. Cocking. Sara DoU8bs, SUJ.ln G ro w, Cris Guess. SallY K nox. Kathtrine M c Ktnna. R uth An ne Walttn. Dallas; Carolyn Bruelton. El inbeth,j,0 hnson , Le.mon, 10 Muie lilly Ft W o rth; Flo Crady Idelyn DoMrty. Marilyn Dohtrty. Ma ry Nell Felt , A licia McC ullough. Bobiiean Nelson. Judy Robinso n Betsy Sauer, Li nda Walker, An na Fran ces Whrte, M arIO W hitley,

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

H ous to n; A nne F isher. j upt r; Patrici a Bri nsmadt k M exico City , Mex ico. D. F.: N an cy AIIe.n McA llen: Susa n Blu ney. Olmetto: J o anne Geyne. Pachuca Mexico ; hnt Chiplt.y. j oa n Cory Anne Fe.nstermllker Claire $earcy, J osep n i ne Tu c ker. Mu y Ann \'Ve in, DorOthy \'Vy"tt, SlIn A ntoOlo: Louunne \'Vise, Tyler; H e len M urchison, Wuo. RA CHEL MURllIAN

.TEXAS B ETA-SOUTHERN MBT H OO I ST UN I VERS I TY, C h l rt ued, 19 16. PI.d,. Day, Sept.Dlbu 17, 1962. INITIATED, Muc h II. 1962: Ju dith A nne Bag ell. Shirley Ann !kUY. Mu · gretta Lilli"n Oar\:, Carol Crosby, Ca r o l Gilliland. Mart ha Lou Hes ler Sua H o lland H oo ks, 1.lIura Mar ie Huddlesto n, Tellie lyn Kenntdy, C"rolyn Ann McCall. Susan Reem e M oo re. Dallas; Melinda CllIire Mll yes, Denison; Fun ces Nell Relld, Farme r vi lle.. La ; Leslie K lIY PlIdgett, j unit TunSlill Fo rt W n rth: D iane D ue r Ley. H o ust o n; Lmdll M ae. M oo re. J uksonville; Nanc y 1. H o lland Lee:', Summit, M o. ; E len Pharr, Lubbock; Patricill ) ubine Po rter, Midland ; I VII New t o n A ltgelt. J oan E lun or Buzzmi, Muy Lo u Por ter, SlIn Antonio : A nne Turner, Tyler; M ugue t Sharo n Broad· foot. V idalia Ga. I NIT IA no 24, 1962: Re.becca I.ee Thom pson, Wichita Falls. Texas B finisbed the spring se.mester with a feelin R of pride in their past year. Caro lyn Seilheimer lind Mui anna Habe rle ere. called out fo r M ortar Board in the tud lt ional service on t he s teps o f Dallas H all. Linda Lowry WIS eltned Associate Edito r o( the R oum da for the 1962·1963 school year. The chapter wu thrilled t o have five of t he eight finalists for Queen in the annuli! spring Man ada ", eek·end festivilie.s. lind was particularly excited ""hen Carol yn Fuls ham was elecled Manllda Queen The othe r four Pi !ku Phis MlInllda Pr i ncesse s were Frllnces Rud, J ean ie Tunstill. Suzy Scuffo rd. and Gail Meletio. Texas B w :u "Iso thrilltd th ll t T o mmy Espy W llS selected t o re c eive the Amy Butnhllm Onken P rovince. AWlIrd

A nd no the fall is here, Ind Tens B is looking forwud t o a m os t year. Tbe ye.1l is off t o a good start wilh the wo nderful new pledge clus. Also the chapttl is pr oud o f iu five. new members of Kirk os, • junior lind se.nio r wo men ' , ho no rary. These Pi Beta Ph is wtre am o ng 29 outlunding wo men on campus ho were circled by the seni o r Kirkos mtmbtrs , one o f whom is M uiannll H aberle. The newly circled me.mbers were Liebe l\hyo , Gail Meletio Clrol yn M erilee M i lls and Linda Lowry. J oi ning Gail Meldi o Ind Liebt Mayo o n the R"lIy Com· mittee th is year iII be S"lIy Gr i ffith. Llura Hu ddleston lind Sua H ooks. \'Vith H omecoming in the nur f utur e , Gail Meleti o will represent Texa s D IS H o meco min, Queen no minee, and Linda Sh"nk will bt t ht freshmlln n ominte

The women stude.nu lit Sou thern Methodist University ere ,lad t o welco me a ne Deln of \'V o rnen this filII, Mrs. Ogden Baint, Ind art l oo k in, fo r ward t o worki ng wi lh her in the coming yeus. PL £[)GEO: D onn:l Dwdlt. Athens; Kay Fran ces M c M i llian, Col umbus: Candy j ohnson, j tnniftr WYlltt. Corsicana; NlIncy DeS.lInders, Sally A nn jlli o ni c\:. A nne. E\' erdtt J ordan\ Muylyn Hurst M archman. Doro thy Cuo le M trrill. j o"n Re a o, W.nda Alice Rose Dillnne Smi t h. Sally Nash SultOn, K .t hryn GlIil Webb, Dallas; Ann Park Robe.rts. Egl i n Air Force Bue Fla. ; j udy K .lIY M ason. Fo rth \'Vorth; KlIthryn A nn !kckm"n Cheryn Dillnne Cecil, Hous t o n: Linda Shllnk. h ckso nville: Linda K lIY Jackson, La j o llll, Cllif.; Suun Lea Tuba. M ar l i n: Cuo l Loui se }thea. Mem p his, Tenn : Cordelia A nn J o hns o n. Midllnd; Lynn I.enlu. Mu leshoe: Ka te Galbrnth Eustis. Ne Orluns. La : Eliubeth Lmk Fla nllgan, Palestine; Mel inda Ray. SlIn Anielo; A nn So,,'eli. Searcy, Ark.; Linda Ka y Shrevepor t, L•. ; Pa tri cia A nn H earn. St. Louis , M o.: lane Buckler Allen. Sw.mpsco tt M ass.; Cynthia Lucille Price, 'tyler; M u t ha Ann Gravt!y. Wtstfield, N j MAIUANNA H ABULK

T8 X AS GA MM A-TEXAS TECHNOLOG I CAL COLLEGE. Chartut d, April 2 3 , 19' 3. P le dg Day , September 1:5, 196 2. INITIATED, 29. 1962: Martha Willis Cleburne; j an J oos t CyPrtss Mill; Paulene Richardson. D.ll u.

On WOIDtn ' s Da y. during the sprin:r semester. M o rtar Bolrd tIPped 8etJ:r Bilker. Reesa V aughier, an Anne Wuvtr Retu was late r name vice prtsidenl. Huel Ha le and u l hy G ordo n ert st lected fo r J unior C ounci l. Clthy is also chllirman of the presi · dent's hostesse•• lind she is serving u v ice. pres ident o f the stu· dent u nion. GlIY H lIught Lynn M c Elroy and Ch.llrlolte Dorscy ""ere. chosen fo r A A lind tre later named president. secretlltY. and In i tiation chairman.

Pi Beta Phi was especially proud of K ay Woody last spr ing ...hen ,he ""u nlmtd seni o r favorite and cro ned Miss Tex as T ech. We ""ert al so p r o ud of Cc-cilt ump hen she was named a lternate t o co mm u n ity Imbas udo r for Lub bock On the lishter side. Pi Beta Phi on t he F iji o lym pics wh ic h is In annual spring e' ent Conn ie. Mitchell as eltcttd Rodeo Queen M em· bers of Tex u r ere also th rilled hen the chapttr retired the scholarship plaque for winnin, first plact in scho larship for three consecutivt se.mesten.

Three Pi Beta Phis ""ere chose.tl t o p"rticipate in the. stu d ent experime.nt pfOlum this summer Lady Falls went t o July h i lt Sarilyn Bay traveled in Switztrhnd , and Cuolyo Dav is lived in Scotland Fill se.mtsttr be.glln with the alumnr and m ot hers giving I supper at the newly decoute.d lodge (o r the thirty new pltdges and activts. The. semeste.r is .irtady a busy one f o r of Texas r w it h A nne Weaver servin, as president of Women', RtSidtncc- Council and also IS v Ke president o f the. Associlt io n o f Women Students. Carolyn Ollvis is leading th t T ech band IS majorette Ind is also serving o n the student co uncil. Sef"t' in g ""ith

Carolyn OQ tM council CamP and 1.« M cElroy, R06t:mary is o( Knapp H aU A nn and Barbara lesislators , lady Falls, Carolyn Davis and Ann Denn ison servins Weelcs H all IS le,is lators. CamP was of HaU whe.re. McDoua.al is a

An e.xcitina week-end was had by III the. ple.dges and members u they to Amarillo for annual fall rette.n. In In inspirina: ceremony on Sunday mornin, thirty alven pin'.

Linda 1.« Loftin, Amarillo: G...,.nn GOU&h. Helld. A nn Gordon, Dianne Gayle H ale. l W hininaton. Dallas; PUJCilla j ane EI Paso; 0 HlnK n. Fort Worth; Gena O'Dell, Carland; Georgia Burrd Jean Goldston. PaUlCla Ann Smith. Gad M. Tail. H OUllon' Caror Cannon, Lima. Mary Ann Duckworth , joreen Fredrid:s. Hu nter jud y Livin&sto n. Ond}' Sienor. TlnYI Tarkilliton. Lubbock: Susa!1. Brennan. Sua R.aiuns. Midland: Plull Ha nson. Sinderson; PatrICia A nn.e Sharon Hill. Smithville.; Betty Womble Sim nett; Chulolle Peepl". T eh1,Jacana i Linda Mc· Spadden. Tulsa. Okll.; Dianne. Wheelis. POIn t N. Y.

Df!ANA McNf!IL

'TEXAS DELTA-TEXAS CH RIS T IAN UN IV ERS ITY. ChnIlt-rlt-d , Au,utl }O, 19'6 , Pllt-d ,1t- O.y, Octobu 4, 1962 , INITIATED, September 7, 1962: Nanq Mountain Lake, N. j i NOt-I Newton DawlOn; Smith. Dallas; Betty Stallinl5, M idland.

In the ,Piing of 1%2, Bonnie: Kingst on was cheer· leader for this hll. Beverly j amison re:presented T.C.U. at the: TulS Roundup in A usrin. Carolyn Wilkinson was chosen to be one: o f the cha irmen of Ihe " H owdy Week" activities for the fall. Bonnie Kings ton was chaplain of Angel Fligh t During the summe r months, t he alumnr d irected the action that was taken in the re decorating of the chapter room. On September }. Ihe members of Tuas .:1 returned t o school. pre·rush retreat was held at Camp utter. After a very successful rush week. four o f the new Patti M cCully. Chatmas. Mannina Robinson. 2nd Nancy Schoverling, were: tinalists in " H owdy Week" queen conteSI. Immediately afte r r ush Ihis the Texas .:1 pledges "'ere .uianed • weekly Beta buddy.

PUDGf!D: Caroly n A lexander B2rbarJ Nancy H ialey, Sue tent. Dallu; !klty Baggett. Ozona : Marilyn Barfield, Albany, Ca. ; K2thleen Ba rton, Carolyn Bell. A ustin: Sally Bud.sha Lufkin: Connie Chalmas Marlin: Linda Chesney, Colorado City : Denton, Sikeston, Mo. : M2ureen Gafford White Plains N .Y.; D2wn Gandy, Corpus Christi' Glory H opL:ins, Richm ond : Bubara James , Boise City, Okla.; M illicent j ones ; Phyll is Schrock. Waco; K 2ren Knorpp. C arendon: Sandy Lauden, H amp ton. V•. ; N2no Lew is, P2nama City Fla .: Pop py McKissick. McK inney: K ay McNut t, Pittsburg; itarilyn Bar tl tlville, Okla.; Sandu -Mart in, Kerm it ; Mar y Lo u Park. Hope. Ark : Pierson. Ivin; M anning Robinson. N2ncy Schoverling. H ousto n; Dee Dee Ron, Nashv ille, Tenn. ; M2rgie Templin. M ounuin H ome Air Force Sase:, Ida h o; J ane Youna, Odesu, PAW SWAl.l.

N EW MEXI CO ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF N EW M EX ICO. Chartlt-rtd , Septembu- 11 1947. Pledge Day, Sepllt-mber I' , 1962. I NITIATI!O. September 2, 1962: Carole Bo"'man, Janet Mooney. j nanna Shamas. Ros e1I; K ay Brown. H obbs; Jenan n Kennedy. H urley; Marlene Black , Carlsbad: Sandr2 Ma i$('l. Albu· QuerQue: Claire Wilson, Boron, Ca lif. Ne Muico A t ook top honor. in lut spring ' s campus ac t ivities when Donna Clauser and Kllhy Riley won tirst place in the annual "Stunt Night" contest. Carol Supp, K ay Marion Metzger. and Bonnie Walston Ibo tated a lirs t p llce: in t hei r perfo rm ance for "Gay 90s " can'Cln dance compet ition Marilyn H unter topped t he honors with o f " M iss Gay 90s," R obin Rud was nlmed firs t Iite rna te to the 0 011 Queen" co nttst while Y vonne Garcia Beckley placed in position for the annual "Fiestl" queen con test Ne Al also lirst in the Week" Donna ClauKr was named one: of twdve members of the University of New Mnico council and Onis was pledged t o 0 :E , national women's journalistic flonorarr Mutha Weidman as named to SIU' dent PublicatIon Board.

Pi Beta Phi, were not in campus honoraritl IS Redd was for Mortlt Board. senior omen·s honorlry; K ay K imble .nd Valerie Nlylor Wintrich tapped for Ca mpa nn, Ju ni o r women', ho norary: and K alh y Riley W:!.S t apped lor Spurs , snphomore women's h onorary. Olher honors wen t 10 Darlrc:n McC2u,land Sue Glendi Moon ey. Ka thy and Nlncy Rowland as t hey were asked to join A n,eI FliJtht.

While: Penny Naughton Mexico A at ou r con· ventinn this summer, urole Bowman was named " Miu ROlwell ": Pamd2 H eatOn as named "Miss Carlsb.d" ; and Donna Clauser represented the capitol. Sante Fe , in "MilS A nnivcrSary " contes t whi ch as hdd in conjunction with the commemoration o f lifty years of statehood for New Mexico. On the campus. com· pletinn o f the: new education compln was in the linal staaes. T he buildinltS lit" in the trad iti on al .dobe arch itecture.

The Pi Beu Phi, 21ready bc:RUn thc new yur with honors. IfS thc new cllSS placed th ird in t he annUli Spirit D ay con tesf Home<oming preplra tions .re bting made .nd a yur is clearly .hud.

PUDGED, $(Plember 2. 1962: Yvonne Chl con, J udy Craves. Ann Wei ler, Mary Guy, Pam Roush, P at McCrosk y. Linda Tuoni. A lbuquerque; J anice Cobb, j udy Reimc:r Las Cruces: Mary Mon tO'Ja, Smith, Santa jlnc H umc, Socorro; J o Ann

Mansur. H obbs: Pat A bOOn, Flossmoor/I II I. : jud y Brown. S.·eet· water l Tex.: Rebecca Kern. Tuwood. JUl n,' Sue Carroll, Wicblta, JUn.; Smith, Midland. teS'.; Nancy H arper, Corpus Chri.ti. Laurie JU ufman Zion, Ill.; Saodra Moffett. H oust on, Sara New Orleans, La. MAITHA

·XI PROVINCE

'COLORADO ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO Chlrtutd, 1884 , Pllt-d,. O.y, Se:ptlt-mber 16 1962, I NITIATED, 6. 1962: Jand McAllister. Sa nb Monica. Calil. INITIATED. October }. 1962: Karen Condon Toby Ann Gross· man, Gin&er Laf1Oll Denver ; j ackie HUll':. Sterling· Grace Springs; Pat Striker lakewood ; Gayle' Gowdy. Atberton. Calif. ; Pctrrson, CaliC. ; Bonnie Zimoniclc. G.reen Bay Wis.; N.ncy Bywater, Iowa City, 1091'2 ; Stephanie Lincoln Bradford. Pa, Sprin&. 5emc:ster brou,ht many h onon to Colorado A , Tbe Pi BetI Pbl' represented in the uniyerslty omen·. honor. aflel lipped Ga il Gilbert and JC ln Santi. HCSperil, the lunlor women I honoury. Sharon Curlee who was elc:cted to its presideno Spur, sopho;more women'; honorary chose Ann Day. Sherry Ginn, 2nd Pat Irwin. A nn Kryes as ,socu.l challmln of ar oup.

Ano was Iotlectc:d (or rnc:mbcrship into • B K and was lIaduated "with dlstmction," Nikki StotU rc:cc ived the Panbdlenic Iward for The Player 's Club du.ma honoury. !apped Dun DebbiH also received Xi Province Serv· ICC Award

A ngers Fli,ht , the Air Force honOllry lor women se!ected as new members j erri Comley Ind Sue Shellibarger. Ca;lle Bell s Ih e Army honorary for women. chose Ann Coleman and Lindalu Parker. took pllce in May. Gai l Gilbert Pi Bet" Ph i's chO Ice fo r th e "most outs tlnding senior" Iward is the new lirs t vice president of the Associa ted Students judy K nott is secrelary o f the senior clau and She rry Ginn :s presiden t of sophomore cllSS. Santi was deded IS of th e four Universi ty of Colorado delegates to Ihe National Studen t Associa tion congress. jean also was sdeaed as 2 freshman camp ,roup leader and was one o f six juniors cbosen as a " Pacesetter" for the: yurbOOk, the Coioru4n. Susan Roue: pl2yed the: lead in the campus play C",dtrtli•. Pi Btu Phis found themselves rei&nln& as queens. Tbree members of Colorado A were among the fin M ilila'J Ball Q uee.n final.sta. j udy Van {kvenler was chosen Queen an her tw o Pi Beta Phi att endlnts were: J erri Comler, runner uP. and Steph2nie Lincoln. Sh l.O' n H dms was (rom other .oroll ty candi dat es th e Queen of Ihe: 4> A e T urt le R ace.

j udy K no tt. M iss Wool of Colo rado).. was of /l ve finali sts for Miss Wool of Am eri ca. Diane Mc\iu o n is one of four members of Yearbook Queen Court. Two Pi Beu Phis Sharyn Hdms and Sue Steinemlnn finalists for Miss C E j une "a was a runner up fo r Rodeo Q ueen .nd u rol Ben was 2 mc:mbr r o f En&inc:c:r's Day Q ueens Court. Rocky Moun lain Professional PholQl:uphers Associalion chose Shirley Cadson IS of five linalists for Photogupher Queen In many of t he May 14th A II·umpu. wc:c:kend C U Days, Col o rado A made almost a clean sweep For Ihe sec· ond year in I. row I Pi Betl Phi reig ned. Th is Sue Biddle was IS one of t he semi·finalists, In annual chariot Sterba. r idinB t he K I ch lliot was chose n the Most Beau ti· ful Charioteer Carol Bell in t he I A E chuiot. j eanne j o hn. son was flder of t he: winning chariot. bui lt by 4> A 9.

At t he nib lice. chapter won titst pllce aWlld for th e best costumes. The second place 2....ard wen t 10 the P i Beta Ph is and • A O's in C.U. D ays lon&fes t afler they una a ""JI" of Ameri ca n r iver sonas.

A. a group t he cha:rter culminated a busy season. On M.y Day. the members serenad e all the othcr so rorities on clmpus 2nd pre · sen ted uch one with • May baskd of its IOrority Jl ow en May , was the due of the little Sisten party for «iris of the: Morrison School. Or. djffo rd H ouston o f the School of Education nloOke and chapter awards presented at the annua l Pi Beta Phi scholarship dinner. Finally, the Pi Beta Phis spon· sored 2 LegICY Day Ind .urprise rnd·of·the·year r«OBnition party for M rs. Mary Belle Wilson. housemother. M iss No rm l Gr2nd residen t adviso r, and M rs. R Keisling. alumnz advisory board presidcnt.

T he pro ud to we lco me bade astronau t Scot t Car· penter. an alumnus o f C. U

PUDGED : Wendy Bill. Nancy Goldsberry, Belty jo Helle r, Mary Hden Petit. Gina Woodhall. Denve:r: Brenda Barbua Bunnell. JUy Eberhardt) Betty Porte. Barbara Spencer. M ary kwis Siockin&. Co lorado Springs: Carol Joh nson J Boulder: j ane Scott, Eng lewood; CUltlS, Ri Pl ower, Montrose: Nancie Wambaush. La l unta : M.ry K .T Weakley. Sterling: Mary A ndenon, He en O'Neill, Mid llnd Tex .: j cmilOn Ab bott. C.rolyn H un t Dallas. Tex : Fortlter, Ann Criffith. Odessa, Dorothy Taylo r, l ",inR Tex .; Dodie Tate. Manthon, Ta ; Shirr" j ones. Ponca City Okla .; Pamela Kerns. A lbuquerque, N M.: fl.hlilda V oss, Phoenix. Ariz .; judy Po rt er, Calif ; Dailey, Lafayette:. Calif.,' Sandie H OWlett. Santa Ana. uli r,' Sherri lambert. Carmichae, Calif.; Susan McDonald, R ive.rsicie. C.lif.: H anse n T anYI UA rin San Mlrin o, Calif.; A l ix Risc:r\ Salt Lake City, U tah : J ack ie: Priedm3n. Wash.; V ick i C ral'. Boise, Id a ho : Nlncle Willilms, Dil · linas. 'Mo nt.; Ann Schoen ilt Hibbin.. Mi nn.: D ia nne Wicket· .ham. Pergus Falls M inn,: Sheila Scott. Wauwatosa. Wis .: Cathy

Donahue , Siou J: C,tT. 10""': Anne H a8 c bixck , I owa Ci17, JOWl

Molly Nu'comb. Webb City, M o.: Susan Beard, Mc P herson, Kan. Anne Y anlueu, Glencoe, Il l.; A shley Perdue, Ab ; Ba rbu Hushes. Pitubulah, Pa .; Diane McDonough, H .doonfie/d, N.].

Shuon Mari C' H o nolulu. Hl W.ii. SANDY Tlw w tu,,,NN

.COLORADO B ETA-D E NV E R UN I VE RS I TY Ch.rteud

1 88' P led,. D ay, Oct o bu 1, 19 62 I NITIATED , A pril 14, 1962 : Jeanie Biuodo , Denver; R obbie Floyd , Palm Sp rinas, C.lif,; Camille Pancake, A larnagordo N,M. October 6, 1962: SUllO Gri f· fi tts M iami, Fl • : Pa t Nai tovc, Hew leu , N. Y

One of t he hi88C!t events of the yur .t De nv er Uni,tui t y is M ay Oars. Since the IIcncul theme was Fan t uy Colo r.do c hose Its subtheme to the "Peter Pan," uurac Fortner was lapped during t he college' , annLl, 1 Twilish t Sing (or Mortar Board and was IUer elected president, Spurs• • JOphomore women's hon o rary , invited IX tsy 10 be one o f ill members.

Susie T em pleton .nd j an Lis ter are s t ili re l at ing th e ir wonde r· ful uperiences Crom Nationa l Convention Ih is s ummer

Fi na l ly, Co lo rado n was t ruly exci ted ove r its rush this fa ll A fter th ree tremendoul da l ebooks· a German puty a Snow Whi te par t y, and , Southern Preferenti.1 Dinner t he chapur pledged twenty·right new ,iris

PUDGED; Dan' C.natsey. Di:ana Duke. Suun Estlo ', Pam Fee, Denver: Lynn Bi lek , Chingo, III ; M arti Bobbitt, Po rtland, Ore.: Susan Bowen. Columbus, Ohio: C.role Davidson. Hopewell j ct , N Y .; Bonni Fisher, Clarendon H ills, II I.; Melodie Frost, W.uke· 8:an, III.; Cassie Germ:an, M oline, III.; K :aren H aeliig , Nor t hbroo k, 111.: Pam H :a l field, I ndianapolis. I nd.: Joan H ueneke. Salem. Ore .; C:arol Impy. A ltaden:a, Calif.: N.n:a Kenda ll , Sycamore, II I.; J udy K ing. Chicago Heights. Ill.: Barbu. Poppe, Po rt l.nd , Ore.; Sydney P r.ger, EI P.so , Tu : N:aney Ruggles. Oxnard. C:alif. j Prilly Sanville. G,lesburg, III .: Ott Scott , j o A nn Sutto n, Pekin, Ill.; Carol ine Smith, D.llas. Tu.; P.m Smith , Rivenide, Conn.; Lynn Tayor, Milwaukee Wis .: P:am Walker, Riverside, C.lif.; K ay Wheelts, PrYOr, Okl:a.

BETSY Buss!

C O LO RA D O GA MM A-CO LO RA D O S TAT E U NIV E RS IT Y

C h arter ed, Seplt m be r 8, 19'4. Pl e d ie D ay Se pte m be r 21, 1962 I NITIA TED , A pril I), 1962; CUherine Calhoun , Pueblo; 1.yn n Fraize r, Denver; Kim Johnso n Oshkos h , Neb. : Pa mel a M ar t i n , M:ani tou Sp ringJ: Fay }t eid , Color:ado Spr ings; M ariiane Shover , Monticello. l ow:a; Sunn G reffenius. Durango. Spring quarter WIS ,no l her busy quuler for Co l o rado r on t he Coloudo Stlte Unive rsity campus. M any honon were best o wed upon Pi IXta Phi Spurs seven of ou r girls for membe r · ship. T hese girls are Nancy M yers, Pa t T obi n , H elen Quinlan. Susan Morrison , Sue Greffenius, j ackie M ar tens. and j ani ne Frede rickson. H elen Quin l an wu elected prniden t of I his o r,llaniza· l io n T wo ,.::irls were chnsen for H esperia, Dolly Dolts :and Frances Gonules. New A(t8ie A ngels selected " ' ere K im j o hnson , N.ncy Myers, Helen Qu inla n .and Pat T obin.

Other :activilles on the campus spotlighled several members o f Color:ad o r Sandy Erick50n wu chosen ! N White Rose Form.1 Queen. Karen Miller was selected as Military B:all Queen Allendant :and also Jun ior·Senior Pro m Queen Attendant. K :athy Puvy was a Miss C. S. U. hnalist. T 'o of nu r girls were selected IS members of Ihe PtPperelle squ:ad, K aryl Gilmore and P am M:artin Susan Morriso n is now servin" on the C. S. U. Studen l Cen l er Board. Susan Greffenius now has on e of t he luding roles in t he comin, dumalic producti on. GM71 a"J D o/II. New girls servin. IS Apie H ostess« are Catherine Calhoun. }.hriiane Shover, Pam Martin, S indy Erickso n Virgini, A rnold. :and Kuhy h:ans. PLEDGED, sorin. quar ter; K:athleen Kine. Edgemon t , S.D.: Carol \"Uakefield. Wray ; Linda Heidebr«ht. A bilene. Tn .: Vir,ltinia Arnold, A tvad:a; Marci:a Donaldsl'l n, K :atherine Evans. [knver. PUDGED. September 21. 1962; j anice Booth. Eliubeth Sol e m, Bubara Wes t, Denver: Nancy A lu:ander. Los Angeles, Calif.: B.:arb.:ara COll o n. Aur ora ; j udy Goodnow. j ulie Novak. Boulder; l ud y H ermann, FOrt Collins: M ary A nn H usbands. Susan Sundine •illletnn, Virltin. Kirk. I.o m:mont: Beverly Lewis, Lakewood : Judy Mc Michael. Fullerton Calif.: Glenda Morrison Buena V.sta: Alice O'Connor, Sindra StevenSOn. Pueblo; O,na T.ppen, Moines Iowa; C.roline \"Uelsh , Albuquerque , N.M .; j ,n Whi te, Ptolll , III. o.aOl J. BURNS

'WYOM I NG ALPHA- UNIVERS I TY O F W Y O MI N G Ch.,. tere d o 1 9 1 0. PI.d .e Da y, Septembe r U, 1962 I Nun,nO), Septem\)cr 8, 1962; Gail Coleman. Bill in.s, Mon t .; Linda Moon, R:apid City, S.D.; Sharon R«d, T o rr i ngton: Sherri Shwen, Chey· enne. The fall semester sho'll"s Wyoming A -ell i n camoul honoruies. Spurs chose Col«n Bruns. Muy K .ye Budd. Adele Heink , Carol Kendall. Jo Ann S immons. Susie Tro'll"e and Alison Tyler Sunn Larson A nn Shenrd, and A nne Siren were selected hr junior honoruits. Chimes and Iton Skull. Leot. H eil is a ne w members o f M o rt.r Board. Vicki urson .nd j anice Seinrt a re active in • r N .nd Mary Guthrie .nd Anne Siren are mem\)crs of • !. r. Merri,m Cooper. K arin Fell. Linda Moore , Shuo n O'Mdi:a, 80bbye Thatcher, anci K athy Tho mpson Ire members o f A rmy Corpettes. Pi Beta Phis in the Anltei Flicht include Helen Bishop Sarah P:a yn e, Connie Sleele. Oulene Tippets, Susie T ro 'll"e. Ind j.nice VMS Campus activities find energetic support from Pi Bet. Phi KJthy Tho mpson ser.-et: IS I npresentatiye on th e Stud e n t Sen.te Barblra W impenny is a majorette (or the UW Band. Anne .nd

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

J.oy(e Thomas share the job of editing Ihe UW yearboo k :anti seve ral liste n se rve on thei r staff. Repres e nta tivu i n Little Sisten of Mine"a include Sharon O' M elia, Connie Steel e, K athy T h o rnp · IOn and j.nice Voss. 1: N Sweet he,rts Ire Gin Cole man, J :ao Falkingham, K uin felt. A nne Gilro y, Pit McKeo wn, .nd Sharon Reed EI«ted IS Pepsteu (or the 1962·63 KaSOn Ire Jl n F a lir::in,ham and Susie Trowe Wyomin. A pulchritude is exhibited in the sel«tion o f I.inda Moore. BobbYe Th :a tche r and K athy Thompson as yearboo k beau · ties. J antce Voss reigned IS both Sweater Queen .nd 1: X De r by D ay Q u een. I udy Gardene r was A T 0 Swee t hur t and K arin Fd t was an a ttend"an l to t he Whi te of 1: N. P LEDGED : Ste phanie Cobb. Kay H ufsmith, j .n K le ping u , Bern. · de lle Nei n, Cuper: J un COyle , Nancy F.ir , Cheyenne; Sarah Payne, j udy Va n BUSki r k, Laramie : Pam Thompson, Newcastle: Vick i Jr win. Cody : J udie / ohnston, Whe.tiand: S.llie O",iley, Siou x F lls S. D .; M ic1::ey K e Iy. Cha m berlain , S D .; H elen Bis h o p , Rap id C ity , S. D ; M arg ie C l ute, j an Falkinfj:h.m , Bi ll in8S , M on t .: M uily n D ecir::er, Ger ing , Ne b.; M ary Byrd, Greeley, Colo.: P a t McGlone , [kn ve r, Co lo. : IX t h Verstynen, l..os A la mos, N. M A NNR S IREN

' U T A H A LPHA-U NIV E RS IT Y OF UTAH Char te red, 1 929 , P/ed.e Da y, Octo ber 11J 1962 {NlnAnD, A pril 29. 1962 ; K aren Arbon, j udy j :ackson, 1 t arianne Sonntag, Dorothy Thomson, S.lt L.ke City: Betty ]ergensen, St A nl hony. Id.ho

Lut sp r ing brough t many h o un to Utah A : Lind:a Covey and Kar e D Rosenb:aum were tapped fo r Beehive. one of the highest honors ,iven t o gradualin, here; K ilen, a Woodrow Wilson fellowship winne r , was also tapped fo r . B K; Saundra Speers was chosen Spur o f t he Y ear :and du rin8 t he summer III'IS dec ted aNa· lional Spu r officer.

Rei.nlng as While Rose of 1:. N is Dony. Smith; Sue Sco ffield wu selecled as In :attendant to !: cf> [', Queen of Hurts and Muy j o M.ero is attend:ant to Uuh Dairy Pnncess.

A nn R o t hwd l was elected junio r dau treuurer and appointed -,«retar}' of Studen t Sen:ale.

Performing on K in,sbury H all stage "ere Donya Smi l h in " Rumpe:ls t ilu k in " and j an Poole in t he Thule! Ballel 's " Sw'n Lake."

Ove r t he su mme r Sa l ly Smi th and Sue ta Welch were members nf a cut th:a t toured Soulh America with " A nnie Ge t Y our Gun.

A wel l ·org:anized formal rush prog r:a m huded by Ann Ro th well ,nd S ue Simpson p roved a success IS s hown by Utah A 's oulstand· ing .nd enthus iutic new pledges. Due to construction on the chapte r house, which should be completed by Decembe r, Utah A rushed in t he new women's dOrmitory.

F all quarter alw:ayS me:ans lou of activity fo r the Pi IX t a Phis Sue Scoffield, chairman of H omecoming , has 'nnounced ''' Al umni F:acu in Far Off P laces" IS t he Iheme t his yur, ,nd A nita Len tz and Kr is Eberhard have been WO rk ing hard to or,:anize ou r house decoration.

Po u r busy Spurs on campus are Susan Brown in,. Sally Smith, Shuon Tho me , and j oan Trevithick.

Seen weuing purple dresses of Cwean, special junio r 'll"omen's honorary, are Sue Scollield and S:aundra Speers.

The importan t responsibilities o f headin, Union Bo:ard co m · mi tt ees I his year belong to (our Pi Beta Phis ; Linda Clawson, Liz G:arbttt, Sharon Thome ",nd j o:an Trtvithick

A oew memorial theatre h:as just opened at the University and Silly Smi t h and K alhi Welch have Ihe ho nor of being in the fint production " H :amlet:."

T o round out bll quarte r a fashio n sho sired dance during Hom«ornin, with 1: N :a Mothers' and Daughters' lea. an party fo r .ctivts. and a retreat have been planned :and are anxiously awai ted by all.

PlEDGPD; Barb:ar-a Brown , Sherrie Br o wn. Karin Christensen, Ka t hie Erickson, Sue H unter. K1thy Nichols, j .ne Parrish. C l audia Patterson j anice T huli, K :alhi Welch. Wendy Woodbury. S,1t Lake r.ity; H ila ry AUwooll. los A nge les. C:ali f.; S:a l ly Gillam. LHk: Barbu. H arker, Vir.inia H arke r T ooele: Diane Lltsen, Ogden : Billie Gay urson, M agna: Mugaret Muon. Brigham Cily. JAN PooLE

' M ONTANA ALPHA-MONTANA STATE C OLL E G E. C h a rtered , Sep tembe r 1 0 , 192 1. Pled ce Da y, Oct obe r 2 , 1 9 6 2. INITIATED. April 29. 1962; Mugaret Bartlett , Bill ings: Mary jacoby, West Des M oi nes, 10 .: Lind:a Yeo man. Grut Falls

M o ntana A had many honors bestowed upon its members last spring • K • tapped Helen Cnffman, H elen H ag,n. Marjorie MlllSOn, Claudi:a Hask in Marjor ie DeWitt Myrna. Lutes and judy N:ance

M ort ar Board chose Myrna Lutes, vice president: K irsten Ander · SOn. editor; M:aureen Haser and Jann jenkins At the nl1i on:a1 Convention. S:andra Ouickend en as named u r«ipient of the Harrie t Rutherfo rd j Oh nst one schol:anhip. Shirley Sorenson " '15 ini t i:a ted in to SPlrtanilns. the women's athletic hon orary. Gayle Swan bec,me • member of • T 0, ho me «onomics honorary: and Geo rgi. Flem ing and Gleanne Fosler we re iniliated into M !. A mUlic ho no nry, Myrna Lulu re ce ind the Ps:rehol ogy [kpartment scholanhip; .nd Maureen Hager WIS seleC1e for membenhip in the mdhematiC1 hono rary at M o ntanl SUte College .1 j, selected Lind. Warn«ke Henderson, J Oin Keene , j:ane Keeton B,tes, and j o Swecker to be members of the .rt hOnl'llu,..

The members of the Women's Athlet ic Ass oci ati o n NanCY Benh Shirl" Sorenson. Carol Peterson, .nd Karen Hlnsen from ils slate o f officers to m,nllte Y,rious .ctiYities o f th e or,:aniution for the coming yeH.

as sclKttd socidy tditor and Nancy was sel«ted for the Khool papa Moouna A WII honored to Je\'en of Its members chosen for Spurs. The'( Ire J Oin uda, Barbara Eisenrrun, Ton i Grunenfelder, Karen Hlnsen, Lindl lammers, Carol Stevenson, and Jocelyn Stewlrt.

Lynda Bramlette Nancy Halen, and Mlriln Wylie 'ere selc<ted cheerleaders ith Marian Wylie bein. nlmed cbeerqueen.

The An.tl Fli.ht of MOntana Sbte Collcsc has selected the follo ;n, members o f Monuna A fnr the ir Gleanne FOSler, comlwmder; Carol StCY"enlOo, n«uti"e officer; Carol Taylor, sene· tlry ; Barbara Eisenman, chaplain; Carolyn Kelly, publicity chlirman; and Lirwta Yeoman , pledge lrainer

This Khool year hu started off ell fo r Mon tana A ""th three of its pledges selected as officen of freshman women's dorm. They arc Eva Spain. pr«ident; Joan Mclean. vice president; and Klthy Keene, secretary,

PUDGI!D Sprin, quartu: Joan Cada, Columbia Falls; Claudi. Caruens, Nelenl : Nancy Hagen, Billings.

PUDGED October 2. 1962: Lynne Allen, Mariorie Olson , T erry TrCfisc , fi'elena : Jill D ot}', Miry Thlbaudeau , Marguet Urbanitch, Great Falls: Julie Benke, Kalispell; J oa n McLtan , Virginia Wylie , H lvre; J..lne Dodge, Kathryn Kelly, J oanne Luebbe Suah Nash, Carole nne Richardson Eya Spain. Carla Gray DOuman; Virginia Crites. Clidersyifle, Ohio: Peggy Hoffman, GIHgow: K.thryn Ketne, Billinga : Dennise Ltayitt, Shelby: Lois Lohr, Deyon; Beryl Irwin, 8arons, Alberta, Can.; Susan M ille r, M oore: Marva Rand Rapid City, 5 0 ,; Myrna Shepherd. Chester: Sharon Smith. Rudyard: Sunn Symonds, Omaha, Ncb.; Etta Webb , Liyingsto n; Peggy Winn, Uppcr Nyack, N. Y

OMICRON PROVINCE

NANCY BliNK!

·WAS HIN GTON A LPHA -U NIV E RS ITY OF

WASHING

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TON Chartered, J a n u • .,. 7, 1907. Pled,e D ay, Se pternlH r 26, 19 6 2. Followin« • succusful rush Washinston ), brought ou t brooms symboliling that again ,",e swept campus with ou r tre· mendous pledge class. Credit for thIS clean sweep goes to Ellen Koo,gle, rush chairman, and S.ndy Campbell. bet usist.nt, The leadership of these two litis .nd the spirit of th e chapter en.bled us to pledge 38 ouutandin. girls.

To relax after the strain of lush the entire chapter ""ent on. cruise aboard the "Thea Foss" around Lake Washington The day wu beautiful and the food delicious. We were all very ,grateful to Sandy Campbell's farent5 for their hospitality on the cruise.

Amid t he sounds 0 s.ws, hammers .nd confusion we arc trying to ,get settled in • study routine The noises around the house are the result of the workmtn who arc busy on the ne w addi t ion to our chapter house When finished t he addi tio n will provide "Iiying in " sp.ce fo r 70 gills. The livin,ll:toom and much o f the downstairs have been redtCOraled and loole lovely. All of us are exc it ed about the ne.,,· look our house has and 1II'e can hardly ""ait till it is completed.

Last spring quarter WIS an u:citing one for all Pi Bet. Phil at Wuhin,!tton. We pledged two wonderful girls, J udy Strang f rom the University of Vermont, and Sandy Craig (rom Seattle.

The annual ASUW Or student body electio ns were a successful adventure for us abo, Sandy La was elected ASUW secrdary, Nancy Peterson was elected senior dass trnsure r, and A nn H amil · to n was elected sophom"'re dUI treasurer. Wi t h thn;e t hree vic · to ries you cao imagine the excitement and pride we all felt.

H onan were attained by many o f our sisters. W key, sophomore women's honour}'. tapped J udi Bucle .nd A nn H amilton for mem o bership. Joyce P.rsons. N.ncy Reynolds and Marlis M cCully were tapped for Totem Club, the uppcrclass wo men ' s honorary J udi tone and M .ry Ellen Copner were welcomed in to A T 6. Marilyn Mills was selected fo r 0 N, the home KOnomics honoury , H usby H oneys. the university's official hostess ,!troup. added nine ne Pi Bet. Phis to its ro ll call: Barb.r. CI.nt"'n, I.inda Knut sen , Mary Kay Schiffner. Miry Ellen Copne r, Sue Risk , Sue Sh.w, Sue Rosene, Karyn Oberg. and Oedee Schum.

One of the proudest limes came ith the announctment tha t Marilyn Manchan le had been selected to be • V .rsity Songleader fo r next year.

In the camous beauty departmen t two Pi Beta Phis bccamc kn own Judi Lone u I finalist for Sophomore Bermud. Day • nd Dedee Schum was a fin.list for F roth Day.

Our two binest socia l functions las t spring were t he sp rina form.1 Ind the MOther D.ughttr B.nquet. The forma l was • din· ner·dance held .t t he Seattle Tennis Club On May,.. T he banquet wu held on M.y 20 It the ch.pter house. Both o f t hese affairs "",ere very successful.

Hard work .nd hiAh Kha l utic achievement enabled ou r chapter to an ain fint place in scholarshiD last quarter We ho pe that t his trend will continue t his year and for m. ny more. Under th e .bl e le.dership of Donna Schr.m, scholarship chairman. we will str ive to t?g;.ard to the near future we "'ill be honored with • visit fr om o ur ne w province president, Mrs Flinch. She will stay with us from October 21 to H. This quarter will be a busy one with the end of the Seattle World's Pair, H Ofl"\CCOmina. and the pledge dance. but .I"'ays "' e will endeavor to keep in si,ht and ruch the prom ised hnd where learnina, kn o ledge , educatio n, and enli.htenment abound.

PLmGm Stptember 26: Susan Anderson, Terry Anderson, Jean Barline. Su e B.yl on Julie Child. Chell'l Culyer"'e ll , Diane Deskins. Coleen Dombroslci. Fitzpatoick. Ruthe Green. Nancy Gordon. Faye Griswold, l ouise Henry Carlene H ildm.n. &veri, Hocffer, Janie-e Hocffer. Ron ee H nheim , Linda H opkin,. J udy Jo hnston , Di.ne

Km,sbur" Sheila Lin du Valerie Little, Karin Lofthus, Melinda lyle. Marcia Macka" Pam Ma ngini. Marchand Mel chert Karen O·Rourke. Leslie Perham , Kllhy Rein, Colleen ROI chfora. Vicki Rynd. Cou.rtney Soule, Diane Spaulding, Nancy T harp. Carolyn VO&ue, Liz Webber, Linda Willis, l.Jz Roann

WASHINGTON BETA- WASHIN GTON STAT E U NIV ER· SI T Y C hartered 1912. Pled a e Da y, SeptllmiN. 22. 19 6 2. IN InATED, October 7,1962: S.ndy Anderson, Spokane; Elaine Dutlnt, Sellh; J.n H olmes. Seattle; Carman Snitlly, Ann Nicholson, Wenatchee.

1'he hi,hlight of the sprins season was the Fiftieth Ann i versary Celebration, The chapter was honored to have nearly 80 attend the event. Thirteen o f the o ri,inal members o f t he chapter in 1911 were ,iyen speci.1 r« olnition , DUrin, the remainder of the year, r«o,n ition as liyen to Christie j ochimson, chosen as A l' 4. "Sally Sunshine," Pat Johnson, fina lit for " Mall' Queen, and Bonnie Beta as "C.lendar Girl." Spurs tlec ted Jan M oodie, Donna H oward, Ind J lne Wilmot to become part of their organi· ution and tynd. H ofstad WII elected Juni o r Pan hellenic Pres i· dent, K .thy Quinn wu selected u Yell Queen and Melind. Rail WII selected as • member o f Yell Squad. Judy Bryant 1'0'11 selected for Rally Squad. K .y Wight bec.me Wash in rl:l on Stale's Student Dody Secretary, Amonk those chosen (o r honorary club memberships were: Kathy Quinn. Crimson W: MIIY Lou Hay, reT ; J an Moodie Home Econom ics: Sue Berger , Mortar Solid; Connie Millard, n B K: K.y Wright 9 :t .; Sue Schnebly. M B B Cllman Snitily is now. final ist in the contest [or "' H a rvest 8all Queen." In other IIClS preparations lie being made for cam, paigning for members particip.tins in the fall student body e1ec· ti ons and many ait news of membership in activities. The following Sunday after pledge day was spent at Karen Kimsey's summer home on Lake Coeur d·Alene. Such activities IS boatin,,/ lot-paddling, swimm ing, Ind Water·skiing " 'ere the most popu ar with both pledges Ind members H owever , sunning and singing relaxed the group and t i red heads were bent as the day neared the end.

PLI!DGlD, September 22. 1962: Judy Allen, Pat McDon.ld Jul ie V.nasse. Seattle: Linda Carlson. Penny Waite. Taco ma; Sharnn Claus. Sedm W oolley: Margie Clegg. Colfax: Cathy Dietrich Reseda Calif.; Susan Eldridge Steyenson: Ann Goldsworthy, Betty Shannon, Yakima; Sue Johnson, Jenny Secord, Spokane. JANET l J AWA.

WASH I NGTON GAMMA- UNIV E RSITY OF P U DG ET SOUND Q,ufued, Seplember 9 , J 948 , P ledSIl O .y, Sil pt em ber 14, 1962 I NITIAl1!D. Sep tembe r lO, 1962: D i.ne Dayid so n, Se.ttle: Ann Driver , San Marino C.lif.

Spring se:mtste r was lUll of wo rle and excitement IS it brous ht many h onols to Washington r Mo rt ar Board tapped M,ry Brnwn J une Hellend , who was elected treasurer. :lnd M:lrtha H oyt Spurs, a national sophomore women's hon o rary, tapped Mary Ann Fletcher. who IS elected treasurer. J udy Kowalchuk. Jan O'Farrell, Bet h Pedersen, who wu elected song leade r Cafole Roberts, w ho wu elected Ylce president and Martha Thompson.

The semester as climaxed when several iris ere chosen IS campus queens : Sandy Seyler. Sweet heart o f :t X: Carn ic Suobel. Stardust Outen o( K :t; Linda Jo Parsons, :t A E lillIe Sister of Minery.: 'Roberta Whinery, While Rose Queen of :t N; and Sharee Shores, ROTC Coed Colonel.

ROTC chose five Pi Beta Phis to become charte r memben o f Angel Plight. T hey .re Ann Martin, CaYe Ross. J anice Smith. Shalee Sho res , .nd Sheri Zabel.

Several ,8irls ere elected IS executive officers in various c.m · pus organIzations. Sally Hanson was elected president .nd Vicki Peterson wu elected secretary of the Associated Women Stud e nts. Janice Reeder "'IS elected president of the W omen 's Recreui onal Association Also along this line Mary Brown WIS elected second vice presidtnt of the uniyeni ty, • position which hIS never bee n held by • ,irl on this campus

Natio nal Convention ptoyed If) be .n unfor8ettable experienct. nnt o nly for ou r dele8ates. Carrie Farman and M ar th. H oyt, bu t for the ch.pter u whole T o our delight we were arded two national award, one fo r Khohrship and the ot her for chapter improvemen t

Lu t spring A lice Ber,glund was chosen as Miss Salem Ind during the summer sht became the first runocr·up in the M iss Oregon contest.

A lready the fall semester has begun and cYeryo ne is caught in its whirl.

H elen Stei8et, • Washin,ton r pledge. WIS chosen Daisy M ae .t the annual Sadie H leins Dance. Chris M.tson will be Pi Beta Phi's dele,ate fo r the University of Puget Sound'. Seventy.Fifth H om ecoming Celebrati ons

PLI!OGIID : Bubara H amilton, Concord. Calif.: Meladee May, North Bend , Ore .: Janlene Craig, Po rtland. Ore,: A nn Hartey , J ay H .rvey , Salem. O re .: Carol Fr anciSCO'f'ich, Caye ROSl, Aber· deen: Jo.n ne Cook, Lynden: M aureen Finley. A nn Schneider, M t. Verno n :J:anice Em Lonl'f'iew; Helen Steiger, Charlotte , N .C.: Kinten ohnson, J.ne Reger Seattle; Sharon M.rsh , Neena Reidtr, Ikima : Judy A nde rson. Ardith Oldrid,lt.e. Sunn R obe rts , Will. W.II.: Kathryn Belyeal. Peg Grei e, Celeste Kr isto'f'ich, Catherine Zinel, T.coma ROJl.UTA WHINny

.OR EGON ALPHA - UN I V E RS ITY OF OR EGON, C h art l d, OctolH 2 ) 19 15, PI. d,1I Day, StpfllmlHr 2'. 196 2. I Nrr'A1YO. M.y '. 19/(2 M ary Gill, Carol K rag e, J udy YC<lmlnS, Po rtland ;

Joano Green, Pendleton; Sandy Broolu. Seattle, Wash.; Vield Mc· Leod, Piedmont. Calif. ; Joanne Ri si ng. H onolul u, HawaIi.

Spring te rm broUlht ho nors to many ,irls at Ore,on A Tapped fo r Mort-ar Board were Dennie Allen and Elisa Thomas. Mikdl Thurston wu chosen. member of • e, junior omcn', honoury. Ann Barker, Martha Dibble •• nd J oyce Lowery were tapped fo r Kwsma, sophomore women'. h onorary. Freshmen scl«ted for A A 6, natI onal scholastic hon o tl!!.t were Martha D ibble , Susan ParlCJ', Ginger Lumina. Ind Linda weber.

JUnior WIS tsp«i2l1y exciting for Orrlon A. Two Pi Bela Phis wcrc on the Jun ior Weekend court , Wendy Anderso n and Miry Sue Woolfolk. Wendy was chosen IS queen to rci,o ove r III the weekend', festivities. She is the third Pi Beta Phi to capture this crown in four ycart. Another exciting hono r came to Elisa Th omas. who won the Gerlinger Cup Award , which is aiven to the outstanding woman of the juniOr class.

In other campus organizations and JCtivities arc Karen Sherwood, second vice prcsident of Panhellenic. Lynne Hal vick , of the seniot c1us, Kay Davidson, • M E. math hon orary, M Ike ll Thurston, M , national music honorary, and Dennie Allen, vice president of • X 9. business hono rary

Two Oregon A girls participated in the Miss Oregon contest th is year: Mary Sue Woolfolk IS Miss Eugene , and Linda Olson as Miss Coos County . jodie Ray was selected one o f the firteen finalists in the Miss U S A. contest held th is summer

Getting ready fot the University Theater's U.S O. tOu r this fa ll is Mikell Thurst on She will be playing in "little 'Mary Sunshine," to be Presented to our tr oops in the Orient, Vi et-Nam. Tha iland. and Cambodia. Others ab road this year arc Georgia Willis and Kathi Keenan who arc attending school in Fr ance

PLtoGf.O: Sandra Allen, Rosalie Bran don, Karen Darling, Mutha Dibble, Mary H olloway. Gini Kinney. Kathy Kl ug. Ellen Mautz, Suunne Polen, Penny Welch. Po rtland : Ball, Tigard : janet Powlet , 101a"y Waybum. Klam ath Palls; Linda Ol so n. Coos Bay: Cork, Smith. Eugene: Pam H umphrey. Clatskanie : Chery l Ramberg, Meta Baerwald, Locli Calif.: Nikki Bennetts los Angeles , Calif.: Maril,n Davis. Everett. Wash.; Donna Jo hnson. Sacramento, Calif.: j oy Reist Pacific PaJiudes Calif.: Kathy Sand, Arcadia. Calif.

DIINNIII ALLEN

·OREGON B ETA-OREGON STATB UN IV ERSITY Ch. r · tered, 1917 Pledge D.Yt. Septembe.r 24, 1962. INITIATED, Sep· tem be r 20. 1962: J.net Young. Linds M otls n. Medfo rd; Lynn Fo rrest. Roscburg: Sharon Trorey, Whittier, Calif.

Orego n State opened this year with enrollment up to nearly 10.000 , s lmost one t houllnd more tha n last year. B«ause of the incresse both t he .nd Greek living groups are croWded', but the students as well as fs culty sre pleascd with the progress the univerSity is making. To help crowded conditions, a new women's d orm has buill', and s new librarY is in the process o f being finished.

This fall as we look back on last year and mainly focus upon spring term we Ire reminded of m any things Firs t of all we remember that we did wdl on grades-attaining the highest grades on campus all thr« snd spring tum hsd a house average of }.07. s 4 equalling an A Everyone in house this te rm is continuing to w ork hard to k«p UP our a oo d record

Oreg on B was the hos lC'ss to s faculty dessert held at the chapter housc o f the members of the faculty were invited snd ""ere: served stu""berry sh ortcake.

Beverly Bergren, our president, and P atty Hu ffsc hmidt , o ur delegste , both en joyed Pi Beta Phi Convention and ha\'e shared man, of the ir exper iences with us.

H onnrs "re also plentiful as evide:nced b, SharOn Trorey being Oueen of the Rook·Sonhomore picnic snd Linda Mo rlsn bein, on Ine court too. Tammy T"eed and Terry Rogers are both members 0 1 Bener Belin. a sel«t group o f girls ho set as hostesses for the football tum. Ca rol An n Warrington was elected seadary of the junio r class\ .nd Carol M ortenson is a member of Ylrsity Rslly On the JUnl o r Senior Prom court lut spring bolh Patricia Wsrner and Caro l Lindbloom were pr incesses.

PLEDG ED: Chloe Bergr«n. Sue Ch o rlton, Slepbsnie W. Parnds Ri chmond. Pe&8J Th omas. V iaers. Mary Caye Wshoske, Patricia Wilson. T amara Youn•. Portland : Ann Alth eide. Asto ria; The ress Sorensen. Beaverlo n: Ks thy Ell ingson, Klamath FsJls: lynn Saylor, EU,II;ene: Sue Arms t rong, Marcia Burbidge. Chris Busick, Sharon Ertz Salem: Charlene Dent. Roseburg; Che:rie H aines : Bonnie Demler Sherry Gillis. Lo nl!: Bu ch. Calif : ja ne Sanders, Arcad is Cali(.: Kathy Sawdey, H. y ard, Cslif.; Ja net Wilson. Santa Paula. Cali f.: Susanne Wiesner. Seattle . Wash .

MOLLY PUlY

·OREGON GAMMA- WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Char. ter'td, J une 1, 1944. Pled•• O.y, Septembu 17, 1962. INfTJATID, October n. 1962 : Cand, Coffelt, Karen Nelson. Sally Stone. Po rt · bnd; T ori H ull, Hillshor o11& h. Calif.: and Ksteen Zum lt, Fo rest G roTe.

The fall brou,:bt m:llny "ents fo r Orqon r. Our nub was very succe:ssful and e twenty top girls.

Our ho usc is finsll, under construction after. lo ng delay. It iJ expected to be finished by spring Ylcation, We lIe look ing forewlrd to moying into more sp:llcious quarters. but we will miss our 10'rely old house.

One o f ou r nrw pledges j o sn Ksne, is Oil the taUr ..... d alona with Shlro n Bro wn Che..,.1 Bohsnnon. and To ri Hul Lin H oward is the Angel Pl iaht captaln. :IIod neW' members 01 the drill Iquad include: Nancy Pumsr. M olly Glynor. and

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Lauu Hunt ing ton. Pat Hart. Sue Hemenway and Sue Sweet Ire: new membets of H oneybears, a pep ·dlnce team. jsnelie Sevy was lipped for A A A snd th e B A I' include: : Sharon Brown and Eli Griffith. J oining the: ,iris tapped Isst spring: Pat Cumer. " P\edle Presents' on September 22 at the EI Conn.

The big hurric:llne which hit the N orthwest last week was worse ri,h t here in SalemI but ""e suffered no d2mages except for fou r and on e half dan Without electricity. It is USY to imagine the C'ffecu of no hut , food, or h ot water for forty lirls! The candle lit evrnings were quite romantic sn"",a,. Our routine is back 10 n o rmal for the time bein,.

PLfDGIID : M o lly Gsynor. Beverton: Sylvia Goodrich, Bend: lsurie H all. Sue Hemenway, Matilyn Vike:n Po rtlsnd (' Dita luers, Salem; Csro]Yn M OO re, T igard : K at hy N o rris, Til amook: Sue S""«t, Bandon; Lisa Torp, Lake Oswego : Cath, Atterbury Beln· dere. Calif.· M ichel Rlis<, Sacramento, Cslif.: Nancy Parmar. Escondido, Calif.; Pat Hart, San Mateo, Cslif.; bura Huntington , S2n Marino, Calif.; j o sn Kane:, Atherton. Calif.: Donna Kemp, Sou th P.uaden a , Calif.; Elinor Lindquist. Camp Pend leton. Cslif.: Ruth Yonker. Los AItOI, Calif.; Robin Taylor, Seattle:; Pst Crsmer, Gru t Falls, Mont.

DAII8ARA 'MORSE

' IDAHO ALPHA-U NIV E RSITY OF ID AHO Ch.ttered 19 21. D.", Sepfember 1 5, 1962. I NITIATI!D: October 6: 1962 : NIkki Dahman. M oscow ' Karen Easo n Bo isc' Al be rta Standerfe r, Hermiston Ore.: Nancy Tefft, Spokane: Wash.; Arlene Ultlcan, Glenns Ferry.

The bas only begun but the Pi Beta Phis ale already busy lIh actIVIties. A A b. tapped Joan Rumpelt« Pat Findly and Rita .Smi th New Spurs are Jackie Smith. j oan' Rumptltes and MarCia Studebaker , wh o WIS e ectC'd president of the o rgsn iza t ion Barbarl Bisir "".IS selected for M ortar Boud.

Andres Anderson was voted Un iverSity of Idaho Frosb Queen .nd A.l berta Standerfer wu :II findist fo r A !: • Dreamgirl. Delo ra Coo k IS 2 spOnso r for the Arm y ROTC.

On the ligh ter sid e o f activities. Idaho A is we:1I represented at our footb.1l lames by ha ving hfo porn pOrn g irls , Bev Are:hsn and Barb Blair leading cheers fo r victory Linda Ellio tt J an Th ompson, Nikkie Dahman snd Marcia are ali ne hi,lch'sl eppen in Ibe V.ndslette drill team.

With a ne and brigh t semester ahesd of us, Idaho A is looking forwud 10 an and successful year.

PLEDGED: Judy Allwardt. Pam Bunch Moscow; CurY Am brose Alexis Lyke Caldwell; Linda Bethell. Blackfoot : Kay Lou Brown: CUl Grande Ariz .; Pltricia Cobb, Filer; Delara Cook, Bonners Pe rry: Gail Corn ell Wallace:: : Melanie Fruec hte nich t , Susan Wells, Payette; Helene Gill is, Barbars Hardy, Joa n Spaulding Linda Tsgue. Bo ise:: Nancy Grubb. Honolulu , f{a waii : Cheryl j o hns o n. rd aho PaJls; July M anville. Fruitland; Janet Ma rshal l. Port land Ore.: Csda Msttin, M eridian: Myers Annadale. Va.: Jerilyn Pspe , Duhl; Ka nde Underwood. L'Rae \'Qhipple. Spokane, \'Qash.

KAR EN PIITEASEN

* PI PROVINCE

·CALIFORNIA BETA-UNIVERSITY OF CAL I FORN I A AT Ch.ttered, 1900 Pledge D. y, Stptembt-r 15, 1962. INITIATI!D. October I, 196?: Barbara Adstns Atherton; Mtgan Dryde:n. Red ondo Beach; DIana Gre:gotJ. Oakland: Dynne Ladine. Modes.to; Thete:sa Lowe, Santa An a.

As IS always the case in September C:IIlifornia B o pened its doo r for ndbln'f" But thIS year there was adidtional pride: in the bou.sc beausc 0 Improvements made ove:r the lummer. The livins room WIS completely r.efurnished. New curtairu and pillows fo r the cha irs ""ere put In the: study hall. And shutters n o"" cover Ihe indo s in Brown and President ' s rooms. Wben we closed our doo r sin there were seventeen o utstanding pledges locked inside. The wee!.;s of scbool were: filled ilh glowina: re pOrtJ of COnye:nllon thIS summer. And e:veryone iJ anzious l, • .,siting 196;4 when sgsin meets . Girls Ire alresd, plannina their summer ncation. to include the meeting in Victoria (al ifornis B aasi n h.u mlny bonors comin, its war J sne Downer and J anet Primm were choscn fo r Pa nlle • sophomo re women'. hon orary Betsy Br igh t who WIS president' of Plnile last year gave up her gavel Ihis year after doing an excellent j ob Patsy Nicolsus, Psu l. Daly, and Ju d, Primm were tapped for W ome:n's Rslly Committee. a spirit group on campus. Bsrbar:ll Adams. Mau r«n Mary Shirley. Bubau Quaintance. T aliy B,gelow, and Sally GesslC'r were all elected to the: Card Stunts Committ«. Psm K imble is president this year of Cud Stunts On October 9 the most outs tanding honor of sll W:llS Biven to Helle Stuelar.d was chosen Panhellenic Girl Of The Year chooses tbe i r ipOSt outstandins member in grsdes, Setl'rltlCS, o ffices .• nd person:llllty And out o f these twenty-o ne s i ris one girl is chosen h, the Pan hellenic A ssociation of the Bay Area Helle ill have tbis honor fo r the ""hole ye:u.

Socis l setjyitics have slread y begun this ,eu. The entire house bsd so e:xchsnge with the K N An d the pledges hne hsd tw o successful exchanaes w ith the T K E and the: 4 T 4. We are: all looking forwsrd to Big Game this year :lind espccislly the formal ..hicb iJ to be beld o n December 7 at the Peacock Gap CouottJ Oub in County

Pu:DG1D : Natslie: Bigelo w, Ssnt2 Barbara; Maurcc:n Douchty, Ssn Marino ; Fra n«scs Drown, Sally Hall. Shirley, Los Anaeles; Dre:scilla Maureen Duffy Stanford: Eli:ubetb Emery, Psssdens; Ann French. Js ne( Suah Gessler, Nancy V ic· toria Graham, Je:aD Bisit. Piedmont; Ksthuine Ha rbaU&h. Evsnston,

111.; Pamela HaO'c,.. Berkelcy: Judith ;"hato. H illsborough; Pa· triaa Ntcolaus, Sacramento; BarDua Quaintance, Hilo. Ha w.ii; Linda William, Orind.,

"fA.a ...

FINCH

-CALIFORNIA GAMMA-U NIV E RSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Cbutel'td} Jul y 27, 19 17. Pled ,e Oat', 5e'ptem. iNt 201 1962. The members of California rare agam looking fOr"Vard to another successful )'Car 00 campus. Lut activi· t in were climaxed by the annual Univcrsity of Southern California Sonlfest in which the Pi Bell Phi and I • E entl')' "T. V. SpecIal" WIS awarded DOt 001,. first place in novdry division but also the s eepstakel t rophr. The ch.pter was proud to reeein the A 1 0 PJed&e ScholarshIp Award liven to the pledge clau lth the highest scholastic achievement on campus. Marlene Ind Dulene Coleman were honored by the university upon their graduation lor thtir outstanding schol.uhip 'Dd acth'ities on campus. The ch.pter was proud to hear .t our .nnual Founders' Day Banquet that Mal')' Linda WoodJ had bt'to choseD to receive the Pi Provincc Amy Burnh.m Onkam Aw .rd.

The fall semester 80t under way wilh a one "'eek rush ing period. were hdd September 24 , on which day the Pi Beta Phis introduced the ir twenty·ti,ht outstandin& plcdges to the row. Aga in this yrar the members of Pi Beta Phi are ukins an .ctive part in c.mpus .ctivities. J oa n Pederson Ju dy Webster, Barbara Cummings, Liz Tingom, and Lind. Brown have bt'tn invited to join Spurs. The chapter is also busily suppo rt ing Mae Rekeu' campaign for freshman class vice president. November ) is an important date on the calendars of all Californi. r's for it is tben that they will hO$tC$' a ttl in honor of the chapter's new house chaperon. Mrs. Sutton. The cbaptt.r, in anticipation of the annual H ("I me ' coming activities , has entered the house decoration competitI on under the ch.irmanship of Jud ie Thompson.

PLEDCEO: JanAnn Champlin, Karen Delellis, Jayne Gillen· "'alers, Virgmia Hilty. Melinda Hoag. Ann Nocenne, I aura Pallette, Mae Reekers, Joan Singleton, Nancy SUrk, Martha Martinez, 1.0$ Angeles: Wendy Marquand, Sandra Schaftt , Mar· Kuet Sidenf.dtn, Arc. dia; M.ry Garber, Carol Travis. San Marino; Linda Jeannc Bro""n. Mill Valley: Karl a Buck, Fuller· ton; Dianne Earl, Miraleste: Catherine Ellis, laguna: Sharon Farrell. Piedmont: Paula Grand, Santa A na; CherTl Jones. Ne • port; Lois Richudso n La Canada; Pamela Showalter, Downey ; Carole Washbu rn, Corona del Mu; Robi n Yeamans, Sherman Oaks: Carol Westpha l, Pasadena.

M. JEAN BJtuNTON -CA LIFORNIA D E LTA-UNIVERSITY OF CAL IFORNI A AT LOS ANGELES, Chant-red, 5f:ptember, 192 7 Plt-dge Day, September 16, 1962 Upon returning to UCL A [rom urious sum · mer activities t we were greeted with lOme exciting scholarship new.: despite all 0 our sprin, activities, Pi Bet. Ph i came out number one in schol.rship on the ro"". out of twe nty·three so rorities. A I. th oug h we have lotten ncar t his mark several l imH, this i•• lirst fo r lirst!

One o f the spring .clivities in which we parti cipa ted was • Mardi Gus Booth with /J, e. We helped to earn the largest sum of money ever from this activity, given to support ou r Un;· vcrsity Camp, Among Ihe officials 1I'as Sue Schaefer, booth chair· man. Then camc the ultima te in spring activities-Spring Sing. hcld in the H o llywood Bowl. We ung in Milled Divis ion with 1: A E, winnin, liut in the division, and barely missing 511·eepstakes We also. entered Women's Divisio n singinA" "Lobe." an origin.1 C.llfornia /J, serenade song. Led by Phyllis BI.cbnun, we linished second in t he comPdition.

New members in various o rg.niutions include Phyll is Blackmun .nd Anne Plumb in Pryunea n , upper division woman's honour,. of which T oni Church is the new president. A mong new Spurs. wc .re proud of Jeanne Nnuis. president, and Candy Pope, histori.n. In the lierd o f fashion, Abby oicko'" has been chosen A WS Fashion Bond Ch.irman. In the beauty line "'e had severa l Pam Ward was a 6nalist fo r 1: N White Rose Queen Janet H.wle y lo r A X Queen Maureen Webb was selected • Southern C.mpus Princess (or spring. Also top among Pi Beta Phis 0 0 campus was Kalhy Mur phy .senior clus secret.rY .nd an Outstanding Senior A ward winner She was chairman o f the Student Union Board of Governors.

This semester, our caleodar is already quite full Our exchanges ate with Z B T.• K 1: , .nd Ben from USc. November brings .and bUJilr preparing for it are pledges linda Weeks publiCIty ch.lrman, and S.nd,. Otto, t rophy J.ind. and Phyll is also arc new members of Roger W.gner's • cappell. chOI r. Another ou tstanding Pi Beta Ph i on is Pat Payne, new Bruin Belle.

PLroGl!D, September 16, 1962: N.nO' Alcerstr om. Verdts: Anne BrYant. Sanla M onica: Karen Christopher Glendora' Dianne Davis. La Joyce Dever. Santa A na: E".ns: Rancho Santa Fe ; SandIe Otto. Sacramento: M IrY Peitzkc. Los Anll:eles: A!h Pevec. Pa ula T omp kins Pauden.: Sandy Squire. Chula VIsta: Carolyn te Groen, Palo Alto: Ron ne Troup Studio City; Linda Weeks, San Dimas: Ka,. Zimmerm.n, San ANNI! PLuwa

'CALIFORNrA EPS ILON-SAN DIEGO STATE COLLEGB. Chartered, Sept.miNt 1, 1949 Pled g. O_y, Septe m ber 11, 1962. Ellcitement is in Ihe .ir at no, College A venue as news was released that. new house rna,. DOt be in the too far distant future. The La Jolla A lumna: Club worked hard .n summer to raise money fo r new house for Californi. E. They sponsored a '''Day at the R. ces" It the Del Mar Race Track:.

The Ictive charter treated the plcd,;es to • s1umhcr party It the chapter bouse 00 September 11. The plcd&es of all the wo men's fraternities were prcsenu:d t the Panhellenic sponsored "Pledge Presents" 00 September 2 at the El Cortez.

September 29 as the date of the alumna: sponsored luncheon and fashi on sho w at Vacation Village in Mission Beach. Betty Adams, SheriIJ Bottier, Anne Cobb, Peggy Hunt. and San<h' Jaworski 1I' ere models from tbe actin chapter.

On Oct ober 7 the chapter had a Jo int with 1: A. E, The theme for the ioint was "ChIldren's PJa,.sround." Everyone dressed as little kids .nd pl.,.ed games.

" oad ' s Night," on October 13 is a time when everT California [ has a date wllh her fatber for the football game and dessert after the game. Entertainment is provided for the dads b,. the pled&es.

On October 14 the Pi Beta Phi mothers have. chance t o meet and ,et 10 kno each n ther at the annual Mothers' Tea.

A "Night at the Old Globe Theatre" on October 28 will be the nellt project to raise money to ward a new house, All tickets for the even in. performance will be sold b,. the actives aod the pledgts.

1 0, A X 0 and A. ::: A have all moved into their ne ch.pter houses.

Arnon, the outstanding Pi Beta Pbis on campus .re: Sherill BoII,er, Panhellenic President; Peggy Hunl, Panhdlenic Rush ChaIrman .nd Supreme Court Justice: Dexter fisher. 1: [ Queen of H urts and Angel flight, and Lind. Thompson, Out· standing freshman of Ihe yur .nd Angel flight.

PLI!OGI!D: Wukah Miller, An.heim : Barbara K olar, A rcadia; Sara Vickers. Chula Vista: Maureen Campbell. Pat Campbell. EI Centro: Taffy Vo,.en. Encino; Joan Widel. Nancy Zetts. font.na; Nancy Lundh, Glendora: Cheryl Walker, La Habra; Phylbs Court· ney. Gay La Jolla: Geri Ikrg, Pa.tti J ones, L. Mesa; Dena A nderson, Lemon Grove; Jn anne MIller, Orange; Carol C.ssell, Diane Crowell. K aren Dobbs, Sandel' Ferguson, Hall, Janice Ma,.er, Arlene Nothomb, Georgellen Ouellette, I:-nbe Poehlm.n. Judy Roman, Pam Sellman, Janel! Shon, San DIego; Mary Anne Hawley, Van Nuys; Beth Hindley, Woodland H ills. NEDRA SNYDEI.

-CAL I FORNIA ZETA-UN I VE RS ITY OF CALIFORNIA AT SANTA BARBARA. Cha rt ered , February 2, 19'0. Pled ,_ Day, Septembu 16, 1962. INm TED, September 1962: Patti Jo Wehrheim. La Can.da: September 22, 1962: Jul ie Williams, San Gabriel; October 7, 1962: Linda Bragg. Ikllllower.

The University of California at Santa Barbara renews itt p romise each yur to become the linest campus in California thr ough • unique blending of culture. intellect, and scholarship. Under Ihe guidance of its new ch.ncellor, Verno n Cheadle, UCSB has begun to achieve g o.1s that educators have on ly dared to dream.

A tot ally new program has caught the imagination of many students o n the campus: the Affi liates. This is a group of Santa Barbu. residents who hIVe pledged the ir fin.ncial suPPOrt and th eir personal .ssistance to t he Associated Students. For eumpl e, if • group o f students sh.re an inlcrest in a cer tain lield. an affiliate with the same interest may invite them over for coffee and conversation. The 10.1 is to est.blish communication between t he residents .nd the students.

The University Abroad Program is well under way this year. Eighteen students from UCSB are Sl\ld),ing in Bordeaux , france, for seven months including Pi Beta Phi Colleen Malco lm, Construction of' new buildings goes on interminably. A n ei,ht· stOrT dorm, San Miguel, which broke ground lut sprinK, is nurly complete. Two national fraternities have joined the Greek world at Sanla Barbara: Sigma Chi and Phi Psi. California Zeta pledged th irteen ,drls in fa ll rush this ycar. Being slijtb!l,. under quota, the chap ter in open !Wh, adding four girls to the pled,e class and mahng a grand total of sillty three members.

The active chapter is striving for closer associuio n with the Santa Barbara Alumn01: Club. A dinner held on Octobe r 3 did much to strengthen this bond. At this time the alumna: membe rs chose for little sisters the new pledges .nd ,h," biB sisters Scholarship is as important as e'·er. Cbairman L,.nn Peterson will soon sec her efforts bear fruit u C.lifornia Z climbs to the top of grade point lut. There miRht be a slight interrupt ion in Ihl' study schedule t he weekend o f October 26 as Sanla Bubara has its H omecoming festivities. This year ' s theme is "California H eritagc" and Pi Beta Phi joins A T /J, in the ft oa t buildinlt. Lyn n Pendletn n and Peggy Schnill ate co·chairmen. T ommie Biggs is pbnnin, • slcit for Galloping Gaucho Revue a tradil io nal university talent sh o scheduled the same wcekend.

Spurs a sophomore women's national serv ice hono rary, tapped Pi Bet. Phis Jan J udy Ensign Candy Harri ngton, Bubara H owort h, .nd Lee A nne Horine. who wu elected presIdent. Su Newlin was chosen for Chimes, a junior women's honorarY.

Pled,lte. oi.na H .II and Caro l Peterson were nominated for Frosh Queen. Patti Denton was chosen t • E Queen o f Hearts • nd on her court were two Pi Beta Phi princesses: J ln Cooper .nd Lind. Sauer. I A E voted CherYl Liggett as a Little SIster of Minerva.

California Z President Mal')' J.cinster .nd Lynn Peterson are members of Cal Club this year: quite .n honor.

T he Pi Beta Ph is at Santa Barbara shue .n eagerness lo r leunin, b.lanced with service .nd social .ctlvlties whIch will stren&then the chapter and make this the best year ret!

PLEDGI!D: Julie Rudd, Alamo: Carol EmerT, Altadcn.: Diana H all, At herton: I eslie Strin,fellow Colto n: Di.na Buffington, 'H ermosa Beach: Georgia Young, Glendale ; Sallie ' "in, Inlle· wood: Sue Hill, Linda J OY Gerrish , los A ncell'S; R obin W.tts,

Long fiu ch ; Gini Hairgrove, La Canada; Sharyn Oilku , Palo s Verdts Peninsula: Vi cke· Lc iah Yu",ood, 53n Bernardino. BflUARA H OWORTII

' N E VADA ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. Ch.r. IUld, 19U. PI cds' D. y, Septe m be r 17, 1962. Nevada A has again begun a busy year, with many girls active in campus affairs. M imi Pallide is A U.N. sc(Ond vice president, J oyct Mullu is scrYiOi on the Sophomore Class Commu tec Among our presidents on campus include; Pat White who js pruidcnl of the PreS! Club , Jeanne Sadler, presIdent of S.N.E. A .• BarblU Dunnen, president of liule SiSlers o f Minerva, and M imi Patrick who IS prcsident of Cap lnd Scroll. Pal While is 2. member o f Ihe Student Jud icia l Counci l, Rcbtcca Rose is vicc president of If E, and Judy Quanchi is A .W.S. Queen Chairman.

Pages, die !ophomo:ue wnmen's honora ry, hIlS jun become a chapler of the na t ional Spurs and Nevada A has four girls: Donna Sbragia, Beny Webb, P:tm Plath, and Pat Plenn wh o ue membe rs. Cap and Scroll. the women's upperclass honorary a lso tapped three: Pi Beta Phis for roembersh ip: Ellen Murph y, Jeanne Sadler. and Mimi Patrick.

Among our queens on campus are: Betty Webb A X A Crescent Queen. Ellen Murphy Shamrock queen, and Mur iel Ellis A X A Crescent quee:n candidate. Yvette Borda. Elaine PiKio lla,: Barbua Brannen, Janis Paizis, and D iane Beyer :tfe Lmle of Minerva.

The pledge class recently received t he tr op hy for the highest grade average on campus at t he A W.S. Fashion Show. Also honored at this t ime I"ere Judy Quanchi I'. ho received the A. W S. Scholuship , and Pat Plenn I"ho was chosen best dressed coe d on campus.

PLI!DCI!D: Jeanette ZoJezzi, Lenda Zwonit2t:r, Kar en Scolari. J ane Elliot l Len o re Owen, J oan ne Denny, Jackie Uhalde, Suu.nne Stoker, J udy Crossen, M ichele S:tla, J eannine Van Wagenen, Sue Crnen, K arry De Vincenzi. Penny Whi te, Lyn Armbruster, Judi Guisti} Karen Isbell. Lesl ie Barbara Par is h, Reno: PatriCIa Bernard. Carson: Janet Mayer, Sandy Hay, Trudie Edsall, Sparks; Vi rg inia Frost, Elko; Kathletn Sadler, Eureh ; Paulette B«htold, Portland. Ore.; L« Bl oomfield , Susan Taylor, C:trol Blankenburg Sacramento , Calif.; Mary De Vo r. GrctU G:tle, Pleasanto n. C:llif.; NorlCe Di Mercurio, PillS, Calif.; Kar Buehler, Napa, Calif.

J UNNE So\DLER

ED. NOTl!: The chapter letters belol" were re ceived too late for inclusion ""ith o the rs in t heir province.

W ISCONS IN B ETA- B EL OIT CO LLEG E. C h rt ettd, Augull 20, 1919 Pled ". O .y, September 21, 1962. I NIT IATEO. October 21 , 1962: Alice GIlbertson, Janesvdle, N.1Incy Lamson, Pr inceton, N.J.; Libby Larson, fulto. NO: Bets, Reeve, Appleto n: Pamela Wall, Cazenovia, N.Y.; Sally Y oung, M:tSs.; Barbau. Youngren. M oun t Prospec t, III.

The \'<' isco nsrn Det:t Ch3pter started o ff the season at Bel oi t ith a ne pledge clus. pledged Sunday, September 23. t962. The fiftttn pledges greeted at a I' elcome party arter ribbon pledgin(!: and m uch singing, uch ne pledge u (!:iven :I. "Seta Buddy" who ill help her become acquaintt'd in the chap ter unt il the time ' hen pledge mothefl are assigned.

On Thursday mo rning. October 4, It pin pledging took place by a breakfut at the house.

Mary Groat u .selected u co-ch:airman of H omKOming. Al so. Marnie Meado ws " ' IS elected Vice President o f Les Femmes and Linda Pier ch:tla ""15 el«led .secretary of Les Femmes

Pt.EDC£D : Caro lyn Bufton! Ka nus City. M o.; Jenn ifer Burdick. Fargo, N.D.: Cheryl DaV IS , Kansas City. Mo.; laurie Doyle, Galesburll:. Ill.; Betty Erickson, Midlo thian 111.; Gay fole." Ill.; Martha Gleen, Waban. Ma ss .; Co ra J o hnson. Tulsa, Okla : A nn Melin , Guden City. N.Y.: Sunn Pelkey , P rospect Heights Ill. : Sunn Pellet, Elmhurst III.; Nancy Po 'er. Bettendo rf. lo a: Susan Smith, Mo und, M inn.; Sally Smi th Ka nsas Gt)', M o.: SUS3n Stund. Galesburg , III.; J ane Thompson, Minneapolis , Minn .; Linda Young, Rochester, Minn

KA T HERINE J UNEAU

NEBRASKA BETA-UN I VE RS I TY OF NEB RASKA_ Chute"d, 189S_ Pl edae O.y, September to, 1962 'NtTIAT£O October 7. 1962: Lynn F:tr is F:tlls Church. Va .: Jane Hanger. lincoln. Neb.; Patrici:t Latt in, Fremont, Neb.; Kay Liebers , Lincoln Neb Spring quartet nf 1962 ""IS a busy :tnd exciting fnr Beta and brought many honors 10 nur members. Scholastically. Nebruk. B claimed six Alpha Lambd:a Iftlus : J oanie Graves. V ice Presiden t .nd curren t President: Karen Bentin,t: T ommie A lexis: Ann Cunninsham: Julie Hempel : :tnd Ann McDaniel. Also Mary K nolle wu selectC'd for Pi Lambda Th('u Activi t Y-lII'i5t. Mary K nollt'. Sue Salter and Sue Vandec:tr ·ere Union Board Members Sue Salter 15 also I member of Pro gnm Council. edilor .1Ind adviser for H. J!u H IJ"JlltJtJi. and a fina li st ror the Nebruk:t Act i itics QuC"C"fl Kath., Funer u also a finalist. Union chairmen ere Cathy Or icer. Bonnie K nutson. and ""anie Grave'S. W o rkinlt diliKentl,. as AWS Mard members "'-ert' biane Armour. Kathy farner and Bonnie Knut son. Sue H ovile 1'.' 15 the copy edito r and no is Seni o r Suff Writer for the D"i/:I NtlmlJ!"', Sue also spends mu c h lime ;n YW(). "' o rk 31 do "Y" au iSlanr, Jani ce LUKhen, Willa MC:Ter. and

THE AllOW OF PI BETA PHI

-A RI ZO NA ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA_ lered, Auault I, 191 7. Pl e dae O .y, September- I ', 1962. ATEO, OCtober 0, 19 62: judy Anderson, Whittier, Calif.; Gunn, Glendale, Calif.: M olly Keil, Tiburon, Calif.; Marshman, Pasaoena, Calif.

Ch..-INITISunn Linda Ellen Bechtel was elected t o be AWS Irusurer. Carolyn O 'Ne il ,s vice presiden t of Panhellenic Council.

Patti Cohn and Nan D o ubet ""ere asked t o join Angel Flight the An Force ROTC hon ora ry. Sandra Butto n, a pledge, is a Spur.

The chapter is now busy working on camp.1ligns for fou r arrLs running fo r class offices. Plans are .1Ilso being made lor the homecoming fl oat.

fraternIty open houses were enloyed by ever yone on September 19. Refreshments and dancing added 10 the fun o f Pledge Presents on SePtember 28.

On October IJ a very impiratioulil rdreat w;u held by Ar izon:t A Topics diKuSse were Scholarship, A ctivi ties, and Social Life as they concerned o ur relati o nship to the campus as a h ole.

The fint uchange was quite a success_ It as held ilh T and J\ X A fraternIties.

PLHI)CIll>, September 15, 1962: Linda Blakely, Susan Salant, j udy Stewart Tucson ; Diane Carlson, Mary Janet James Curoil ordan , Cuey McKillip, lind.1l Salmon, jane Irent, Ce va Tucker, Sandy Button. Scottsdale; N.1Incy fair. Douglas: Sun Webb, Prescott; Dean.1l Cleland, San D iego, Cdif.: Cynthia Crowell, Sacramento, Cali£.; Patty Deplitch, Redw ood City, Calif.; Nell Edwards, San Marino, Calif.; Jennifer Hagge l Long Beach C.1Ili£.; Ann L'Ammed ie u, Menl o Park. Calif.; El en Lyk os. La J olla, Calif.; Sidney Reynier, P:tl os Verdes ElUtes, Calif.; Aurehe Shanley, San Rafael, Calif.: Sill, Bakers field Calif.; Susie White, C os ta Mesa , CalIf.: Betsy Galloway, K:lfen Keplinger. J udee Lander, Tulsa, Okla.; Pam Enid, Okl.1l.; Suzie 13rooks , San Antonio, Tu .; Ann frost, Mou st o n, Tex .; Candy Copeland, Park Ridge, 111.; janet Mal one , Oak Park, Ill.; Sunn Durilla. Ft. Smith, Ark.; Sharon fielder. Rose Valley-M o ylan, Pa.; Elaine Moe, Grants, N.Mcx.; Stephanie Papanikalu, Salt Lake City, Utah; Christy Ryan, Las Vef(l5, Ne\' .: Pam Schumacher, Pra irie Village _ Kan .: Sandie Stites. Shaker Heights, Ohio; Sally Wilder, H onolulu, H awaii. MAR JOR IE TENOf

T ommie Alexis, Sue H ovi k as chairma n organized Spring Day I'. hile Mary Ralst o n and Ardy ce GIdley were Sprin8 Day special I'.'o rkers

RUlhie Read was .selected as the vice presiden t o f Orchesis and K athy All en was chosen for membership. Terri Dlvid was a select dancer in the Spring Ko sme t Show. "GuyS and Dolls," Jane Hanger u in Aqua\ctues "The Sea Gull" and " Hello (rom Bertha " featured Sue Guenthner as a lead. Gail Gallo ay. Mary K nolle and j ulie H empel toured with the University Singers and G3il served u President of M u Phi Epsil on (professional music so ro rity)

SprinK :tlso munt several campus queens Susie Ro sewell " ' as Rose Queen of Delta Sigma Phi. the second Pi Phi in a row. Kay Schnurr was Rose Queen of Delta Siltma Pi Corn husker Beauty Oueen finalists ere Willa Meyer, and Bonnie Knu tson. Miss Air Force u Ruth ie Read Sis. Ep. SI"eethurt finalist 'Was Ann McD3niel and Theta Xi Dream Girl finalist I'.·as Susie Salter

We were Vf:t)' proud of Bonnie Knu tson ""ho ·u chosen as one of the ",,0 Palte5 in the Ivy Courl. Also in the Court " 'ere Susie Salter. Karen Skoda. A rdyce Gidley. J:tnet Luschen, Ruthie Re:td Judy Brown and Mat)' Kay Coonud. '

The entire chapter made an excursio n by chartered bus t o Columbus. Nebraska, where ""e "'ere the guests for ou r Spring Retreat at th e home o f Mary Ann Behlen.

This fall the members returned de termined t o make this In even better year. We began by pledgin8 24 ne girls during formal rush ""uk_ Sigma Chi Derby Day ""as a very exciting t ime for the umpus. The chapter I?led,lt:e class ""on first place, Susan Segrist " 'as the runner -up fo r MISS De rby Day. and the peppy Nebraska Beus " 'o n the Spirit Trophy

Two have already received honors at University pep rallIes. f isher W15 runner -up for "Miu Quarterb.1lck" and Becky Hus ""1$ • spirited plt'dge cheerleader. The pled8e5 ""ere honored at a dessert by the Linco ln Alum nz at the h o me of Mrs Richard Groff.

New councilloB are Willa Meyer and Judy KriS5 ; Diane Armour IS on the Dean's Adv iUl ry Boud: Christ)' Brehm is a Cadence Countess; and Gail Glllo .1Iy has a lead in K u rt Weill's opera, "Strut Scene. "

We are hoping fnr a vel1' successful yeu!

PLEbcro : Mat)' Lou Adams Sco ttsbluff; Cheri Jo Beel Valent ine: C!eu Bode Gothenbur8: Penny DYe. Linco rn; Eileen Eskew. LlCco ln; Lou Famt'r Valent ine ' !kv Fensterm.1l cher NeCity: Lorna Fische r, Omaha:' Mario n fisher Becky H aas, Lin co ln; Gia H emphill, Alexa ndria, Va : Moore Y n.rIc; Mal1' A nn M orlC'dl:e Omah.1l: K 3Y MOrTis , Lincoln: P.am NnrdlC. Omaha; Gail (h' erbo!t , Omah.1l; Bobbi Schock. Siou-.: falls, S D ; Karen Schnu f!. Allunce; Susan Segrist, uawud. Kan .: Susan Sruckey. Lc-xul,lttl)n : Susan S",'uIlC'Y Omaha' Lois Turner. Omaha; Gwen V inardi. Omaha. • ..' , GAll GAllOWAY fOrego" D,lta /1'1/" on page 87)

In Memoriam

A LICE M . COATS ASSE LIN ( Mrs . J . L.) initiated into M ichigan Beta October, 1907 died September 24, 1962

ANNE TITUS BAKER (Mrs. K. ) initiated into Oregon Beta February, 1928, died September 21, 1962

ERNESTINE F. BALL initiated into Ohio Beta Octobe r, 1 901, died June 24, 1962.

M ART HA A NN M EDDERS BIA NCH I ( M rs. E.) initiated int o T exas Beta M a rc h , 194 1, died March 28, 1962

SUSANNE Cox ini tiated into Ca liforn ia De lt a March , 19%, died August 25, 1962 .

K ATHL EEN GEORGE FELTMAN ( Mrs.) ini tiated into W as h ington Al p ha M arch, 1908, died Septembe r 29, 1962.

BARBARA DEUBLER FLEMING ( Mrs. J. M. , Jr .) initiated in to Ill inois Al p h a F ebruary, 1947, died Jun e 17, 1962

FLORENCE S. ROBB INS FOSTER ( Mrs. J K. ) initiated into New Y ork Alpha November, 1904, died September 4, 1962.

MARY L. M AYO FR EYTAG (Mrs. E W .) initiated into Virg ini a Beta D ecember, 1926, died Septe mber 27, 1962, in Lake Fo rest, III.

ETHEL M STEVENS GUPTIL (Mrs C C) initiate d i nt o Ve rm ont Bet a November, 1898, died August 7, 1962.

LOIs I. D EVI LB ISS H AYES ( M rs. A .) initiated into Ca lifornia Alph a February, 19 12, died October 24, 1962

ELIZABETH G IL L H UNT ( Mrs L H .) initiated into Minn esota Al p h a February, 1925, died August 6, 1962.

M ARY H ANNEMAN Ise RlG ( Mrs E.) initiated into Iowa Zeta Apr il, 1933, died July 24, 1962.

M ABEl PHIllIP S J ESSOP (Mrs. J . E.) initiated into Oregon Al p h a February, 1927, died June 9, 1962 .

EDITH TH OMAS J OHN SON ( Mrs . W. F .) initiated into Co lo rado Beta M arch, 1921, died M ay 23, 1962.

P EARL A NDERSON J ONES ( M rs. J. J .) initiated into Iowa Beta September, 1903, died September 18, 1962.

MARTHA N. KIMBALL initiated into Colorado Beta October, 1894, died July 14 , 1962.

CATHERINE IJAM S L EW IS ( Mrs. W. C) initiated into Illinois Zeta A pril, 1899, died August 5, 1962.

ELIZABETH A . BoWEN MADIGAN (Mrs. B. R. ) initiated into New York Delta M arch, 1920, died December 18, 1961, in Olean , N.Y

H ELEN D ACEY MIX ( M rs. M D .) initiated into Oregon Beta J anua ry, 1952, died November D, 1961.

TH EO TOWN S OSBORN (Mrs. F . W.) initiated into Co lo rado Alpha October, 1908, died Septem be r 16, 1962.

EDNA FAIRCHILD PIER ( M rs. C G.) initiated into Illin ois Zeta N ovembe r, 1897, died Septembe r 2, 1962.

VI RG INLA POLLARD PI STOR ( M rs. W J .) iniliated into M ontana Alpha April , 1923, died July 13 , 1962.

FLORA A SIGEL POHLMANN ( Mrs W C) initiated into Pennsylvania Beta March, 1895, died May 31, 196 2.

GENEVIEVE ORTMAN REE SE (Mrs. D . M.) initiated into N eb raska Beta May, 1926, died June 19, 1962.

B EA TRI CE B. R EYNOLDS initiated int o Iowa Zeta October, 1904, died September 27, 1962.

FR ANCES F BARB ER ROHN ( Mrs R W .) initiated into Pennsylvania Beta October, 19 1 2, di ed Septembe r 8, 1962.

EL I E B. SAYLES initiated into Iowa Al pha October, 1883 , died October 22, 1962.

JANET H OMER Scon ( Mrs D G.) initiated into Mi chi gan Beta M a rch, 1938, died September 10, 1962.

OLIVE R EEVE W AITE ( Mrs. R A .) initiated into New York Al ph a M arch, 1896, died August 2, 1962.

MI NN IE M TRIMBL E W ALDRON ( Mrs C. P.) initiated into Minn esota Al pha Septe mbe r, 1906, died Octobe r 5, 1962

M ARJORIE LOOSE WATTS ( Mrs . S. J .) in iti ated into M ichi gan Beta October, 1904, d ied April 20, 1962.

KATE L. WHITMORE WEBB (Mrs. C H ) initiated into Nebraska Beta October, 1901, died October 7, 1961.

liLLIAN W EYL initiated into Indiana Alpha March, 1892, died September 21, 1962.

MARY M . WOLFE initiated into Pennsylvania Beta January, 1895, died October 18, 1962.

DIRECTORY

FOUNDERS OF THE FRATERNITY

Emma Bro wnlee Kilgore (1848-1924)

RoSi Moore (I848·19H) Campbell (18-46.1936)

Libble Brook Gaddis (tS,O-19H)

Ada Bruen Grier (1848.19241

Clara Brownke Hutchinson 18'0·193 1)

fanny Whitenack Libbey (t848·194l)

jennie Nicol , M.D.

ncz Smith Soule (1846·1941)

Finnie Th o mson (I848·1868)

Jennie H orn e Turnbull (l846·19n)

Nanq Bli ck Wallace (184' 1918)

PRESIDENT EM E RITUS

M ay L Keller, Westh:ampton Colle,e, U n iversity o f Ri chmo nd. Va.

HONORARY GRAND PRESroENT Am y Bu rnh am Onken, Chapin, III.

ARROW eDITO R EMERITUS

Adde Tayl or Alford (Mrs. T. N.). 930 Olive A ve., Coronado, Cali(,

GRAND COUNCIL

Gr. ,,' PrtJiJtnt _ •...... _ ' Alice Weber Mansfield (Mrs William H .) 8 Lonl Mea do,,",s St. Louif 3 1, Mo e,."J Virr PrtliJ"" , , , ' Helen Boucher D ix (Mrs Cart E ), 31)4 H 3leswo rth Rd., Columbus 21, OhiO G,,,,,d S,(ftltlq •••••..•.•.....••.. .•.•• Virg inia Voorh«s Speake r tfMrS'J.amcs F.), 241) Washington Blvd., K ansu City 2. K3n Gr."d TrllUllrtr . ........

.. Olivia Smith Moore (Mrs. en ry, r .,) . Pine St., Texa rkana. Tens Nttf; O",,1 PIiI"htllfl/it Conjlrtffft Dtit,,,u Dorothy Mor" n (Mrs. ent R .), 2648 High St., lincoln 2. Nc b Dirlttor 01 Aft",btrrhip Lo u Ann Chase Tuft (Mrs. Stewlrt). 1938 S W Ed,ewood Rd Portland I. Ore Dirll l or ° Pr O, rltml E"elyn Peters Kyle (Mrs. Sunle)' E.), 23 Oak K noll Guden s Dr Pa ndena ), C31if.

ARROW ED ITOR

Dorothy Davis Stuck (Mrs H owud C.l. P .O. 80x 21 B, Marked Tree. Ark

COUNSELOR FOR CHAPTER HOUSB CO RPORATIONS

Louise Rosse r K emp (Mrs. J p.,e) , 619 E. Blacker Ave E I Paso , Tex

NATIONAL HISTORIAN

Marian K eck Simmons (Mrs. Olivet B ), 809 W 69th St., K anns City 13, M o

NATIONAL SUPERVISOR OF CHAPTER HISTORIES

Rose McCo ll och Drusler ( Mrs. E. B.), 7240 M adison. Kanus Cit}' 14, Mo.

NATIONAL BOARD OF TRUSTEE FUNDS Chili,.",.,, : Olivia Smith (Mrs. Henry, Jr.), 420 Pil'!e St., T exarkana, Tex .; Lolita Snell Prou t}' ( M rs. H )., 1760 Locust St. Denver 20. Colo.; AliCe Weber {Mn. William H .>, 8 lon, Meadows, St. LoUIS 31. Mo ; Mamnne Re.d Wild ( M rs. Robert 5.) , 2021 Belmo nt Rd .• N.W" Washington 9, D.C : Mary Van Buren (Mrs. E.), 262) Mandeville C,nyon Rd ., Los An,el n 49, Cl li('

PI B ETA PHI MAGAZINE AGENCY

Doroth)' Allen Burns (Mrs. F W ) , 264 Citizens Buildin, Dec.tur, III.

PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OFFICE

Doroth)' Allen Burns (Mrs P W >' 264 Citiuns Buildin" Deoror, III.

NOMINATING COMM ITT EE

Ch.i,man-M31")' Elizabtth Z immerman K niptne),er (Mrs. L t ), 612 W, )Oth St., KanSIJ Cit)' 12, M o Rena Clmpbell Bowles (Mrs. Merrill). 21 Fo rest Me , B.n,or, Me M uine M orse (Mrs. C:ul H .) , 664) Glenway , Birminlh3m , M ich.

NAT IONAL CONVENT ION CHA IRMAN

Helen Anderson Lewis (Mrs. Ben j lmin c.). 7315 N. GullCT Rd , Dearborn 6. M ich.

STANDING COMMITTEES

Settlement School Comrnittee--Ch.urm.n-Hden Moffett Russell (Mrs. Robtrt) , 6823 Crest Ave., Un ivenity City 30 , M o TrtIlMr,,--S.II)' Bosman Schneite r (Mrs. Fred R .), 3017 Oe:von Rd Mun cie , Ind SItTtlltr 1-Lois Overstree1: Summers (Mrs. Chlrllelle H .). 6011 Cellini St Co n I Gables 46. FII Pllhliril1 EJi t or 01 lillI, Pi&, o n NtWI-Sauh Pluline Wild Gord on (Mrs. W. G.), I U, S. 03k Knoll A ve P Ulden,) C I'f Slidll (Convention Pfolnam Ind NC"IV Glazner He nsley ( M rs. Clrl W.), 112 6 F ay A ve. Tu u I I Dirltl o,...-Marion Webb Mueller (Mu. Albert G.). Pi Betl Phi Settlement Schoo l. Gltlinbutg. Tenn. ' • A nw(' ('afl Sho p M an.j!er--M'atia Lou H utchins Tate (Mrs. H utchrn s ) Arr n cf;!. ft Shon, Gatl inhur,ii: Tenn H oh H OUM C o mmiuc -Ch.rirm.-,,-Shi rl ey Jon es Mann Robert E ). 6 W 21st St , H u tchi n so n, K an.

Trt aJll rt r-- Joa n Pacey Bo ydstun (Mrs. J S ' 12' VictOrla Ave Galesburl.lll. Slid ll- Min MU,ii:Met Dick 2RS Sou thm nre land, III. Barbara FulCT Awbtc'f (Mrs. Stuart), 10.4 Clay. Iowa Addrtll-H o l, H ult-402 E ht, M on mo uth. Ill HOJ I,n-Mrs. H enrietta H ines Hours : 10·12 " " .-2·) P W. Eyel")' D,y Except Sunda)' Committe. on Loan Fu nd--Ch.urm.-n-Josephine McClnelt1 602 Mel rose Ave Eut, Selttle 2. Wuh. Co ".", i(lI t M I"!" ' .f- I:ucill e Wl ite Will (Mrs. Ric hard) S Spr inas, M o .: Ed ith Ba co n V inso n (Mrs. O"' en) , P O 80s III. Slnta M onica, Calif Commitw. 011 Scholanhip---Ch.-ir llJ_Helena D in&l e Moo re (Mrs. Geoot:e H • Jr .), 276 Ravenn3 Or N3plC1 Lon, Belch Calif Au;tftl'" ChMrt1Jl. " jn ,1-bIl1t1t Chtlp'"J. Col o" i ts tlrld Nt ur ClI.-ptrr /'- Mlrthl Bed: Weber (Mrs Jr ): 6 )43 West 89th 51.: l.os An.clcs "'. C,I.f. Alli/!tI"t Chttir"! tI" lo r CtI".u/;tln. Ch" prtrl - Jeln H .nle1 Wud (Mrs. H G .), 6 111 ·1 1 tth A' e , Ed mnnt.,n. Alu lln. • • StlJ ol",JlJt', Alph_J ustin e ',rsons Chappell (Mrs. Dnid L). St"C1IS St. , Ayo n, Conn B.t_Marian Jdrrics Reber (Mrs. Uoyd , J r ), H Fl otenton Rd , Roc heste r 17. N Y •

Garnrn_ Lcit;b Mutin IXsaocon (Mrl. Robert) 907 Wbeadey Aye .• D.rton 5. Obio Bietsch Brizendine (Mrs. A W.L Ran,e Rd To son. Md Ep.tJo_Rutb Ann leme,.n Runquist (Mrs. Russell). 810 Stuart AYe ., East unslnf. Mich. Zel_Loude Ke lch Vand,yiu (Mn. R McCaulCT). 1715 N. Meridiao. Apt I. Ind,.napolis Ind EI_Jean Harlor Thomas (Mrs. Robert W .) , 5524 Bar6e1d ltd., Mem phis 17. Tenn. Theta-Annette Mitcbell M ill (Mrs. Jack). 1118 oYerton Dr., Birmin,ham 9, Ala. lou-M ar,uet" Blanchard Dailc.er (Mn. Donald A.), H,nman Ave .• Evanston. III. Ed_arm McPherson (Mrs. Onid C.), 5416 Stauder Circle, M inneapeli 24. M inn. L.m Mar,), Bell White Bel.ire (Mrs. RodoCT). 705 S M.in St Stutta:.rt. Ark. Mu-Maf'J lucile CrelllC'r Bostwick (Mn. Don L), U6 W.terbury Circle. Ot's M oin es, 10 Nu-Jean Orr Don.ldson (Mrs. Robe rt'! 1816 W Ar rowhead Dr., Still ater. Okla. Xi-Jean BI.nch J ohns to n (Mrs j.mes ), 4810 Harvard l.ne, Denyer 22 CGlo. Omicron-Marilynn Seitz {obnson ( Mr•. Ewing M.) , 1107 E 54th Ave., Spokanel Wash. Pi---<:arol Trohan G lover Mrs. Wayncl, ,18 S. Mead ow Rd West Covina, Cali. Committee 011 Catherine Brewer Arthur (Mrs. limes c.). 40}() N Riyerside Dr , Columbus. Ind Committee 011 Fraternity Study and I3ducation--{;'b.i,.",,, M iss Ruth louise D ierks. 261 W, Rio Rd., l inco ln. Neb. P,.", i"" S.'Ir';J "1 0" P,."I1,."il, SI.tI, ""d &/'1(1/11;0'" Alph_M iss R o nda Gamble , 14 Middle St ., BevulI, Mass. El o ise Lueder Duling (Mu. Freduick E ). 1000 E. Ave , Apt 101. Roc hester 7, N.Y. Gamml-Sabr. Hansen Qua (Mrs. George F,). 18715 Pairmnunt Blvd ., Shaker Heighu 18. Ohi o. Batu Salley (Mrs W. C ). 1600 W. 49th St N o rf olk 8, Va H ope H uurd VanderKar (Mu. R 5.',522 Riyard Blvd" Grosse Pointe 10. Mich. Flemin, Cusicle (Mrs. M ichael), 2662 Meadowlark Lane. Co lumb us. Ind Erl-Edn. Ritchey Bunn (Mrs. Jamn P ), 1208 Glenwood Dr ChattanOOIl:J. Tenn Munroe Schmelz (Mrs. Robc'rt). 11}7 Ar izona Ave Ft. Lauderdale Fla l ot_Ellubc!h Fnuhout H ill (Mrs. J Robe rt), 10 South Side Coun try Club Rd Decatur III. KappI:---A lice Brown LarKn (Mrs. Ro bert), 21" W 49th SI.. MinnUPOlis 10, Minn. Lambd_Hclen Gorse. 6 16, Waterman Ave St. Louis 12. Mo. Mu-Marl.m: Pyle McClure (Mrs. AI C.). Hillcrest Rd Wichi u S. Kan Nu-Jane Campbell Butler (Mrs. J ohn R ) , 2047 M cC lendon. H ouston 2'. Tn Xi-Patr icia R,ch ardlOn Guthrie (Mrs J A jr.), 1800 Garfi.eld Ave Laram ie. W yo. Omicro n-Kuin Cedelwall McAul ey (Mu. R. Bru ce), 7221 781h S.E Mer cer Island, Wash. Pi-M argu" Bro n R hoads (Mrs. R Alde n). 188H Growerdale. Covina. Calif. Pi Phi Comminu--Coordinalor: ulolyn Jea n M oody l nckhJrt (Mrs. Arthur A.), 62}1 E. 6th 51., Long Buch. (allf P, o,i"rr C"r/i""",.r: Al phl- D Irene Warner, 104 T Ol'teth St .• Broo kline Mus aet_ Beverly Paris D ol' (Mrs. James G"t4505 E. Pat ricia Dr., Clarence, N.Y. Gamm_Betty H uete r, 228 ROC kingham, oledo 10. Ohio. Deh_Helm M o r/l: an GlaSKr (Mrs. Leo G.), 112 Somerset Rd ., Wilmington 1, Ot'1. Eplilon-Ruth E Golden Pickl (Mrs joseph, Jr.), 16 19 Platelu Dr J lChon, Mich. Zet_Muy W inkle r Brennan (Mrs. Jerry E., r.). 40} N o rthview Ct Chesterfield. rnd, Et_Pal Whitesides Akers (Mrs Wifl iam A.). 634 Scenic Dr., Kn on ille 19. Tenn Black Ar nold (Mrs. Sidney M.l. 1611 MI. Paran Rd .• N W., Atlanta 5, GI. l ot_D o rothy Merrick Kraus (Mrs. Bert), 42' S. Parle St LaGrange. III. K.p pa-julianne Hoo per. 2741 ElVin" Ave S Minneapolis 16, Minn Lambda-Ma ttllou Mushal Roth (Mrs M ilo K .l. 524 N. Mt. Olive, SilOlm Springs , Ark Mu-Hclen Walton West (Mrs. J A rch). 110 S Valley Dr., Sioul: City, Jowa. Nu-lanet McO""n.ld S ,.,er (Mn. jlmes T .). 2206 Parker. Am arillo, Ta X i-Betty J ane H U,l:har tl auen (Mrs Richard T .). 12 19 !Jcnver 20. Co lo H Peck (Mrs. H .ro ld W >' 127'8 ·7th N w Selttle 77. Wuh Pi-C.rolyn Moody tu ck hart (Mn A rthur A ). 62}1 l. 6th St Long Beach 14 Calif. Com min ee. on Frate"';t)' MU l ic-Ch"i,,,,,,rr-Frances Bri,.Ince Calvert (Mrs.). Sol' 244, M Jr ked Tree. A,k. Commlll" Af,mh" ,: Miry Swanson Engle (Mrs Dale). 2}04 W. 104th St l.eawood , K an. N orml Ke nnedy Sherman (Mrs. Geo rge D., Jr ), 7626 Chadwick, Prairie Village , K in. 0 C".plrrons:

Edilh H onr R.nkin (Mrs A llen R " 218, Clmbridge Blvd., Columbus 21. Oh'io. E"."." H""p e, Tu",n M emo,;,,, Fund, Commit/' e-Ch"i,.",,,,,- Lu cil e Douglass Carson (Mrs Fl oyd H l, 1601 Oakhurst A ve. Winler Puk, Fla. Co",,,,iuu Af,,,,I"' I: Nena Belle Dame (Mrs W ya tt E ), IOOO·I'th Ave North. 51. Petersburg. Fla. Lillian Beck Holton (Mrs. Edwin Lee). 217 N. 14th St .• Ma nhattan , Kan. Fund Committ ee-Cb"i,m",,-Bctty Ba iley HIli (Mrs. Adin H .). 5226 Darnell H ouston }5. Tel' T""I.",. Caroline Prouty Shreve (Mrs. Theodo re N.), leyden St., Iknver 20, Col.,. Co mm it/It M""b,,.,: lou Brown Gruenbcr. (Mrs . P . C.), H9 Madison. Memph is. Tenn . lubel Mulholl and Cumer (Mrs. Paul B ), 1067 Maiden Lane Altaden., Calif. Villlinia Ha,amln (Mrs. P H omerl. 1301 Medford Rd .• Wynnewood, Pa. P rojettl C ommittee-Cb.urm"rr-Myldred Allen Hightower (Mrs. Fl o yd R." 6H2 Alpha Rd Dillas, Tu. Co", miu u f."",wrr: Edythe Mulvo-hill BrICk (M rs. Re,tinald). 6().4J Walnut Hill Lane Dallas Tel' Bamara Browne Martindale (Mrs. J Bruce , Jr ). 6221 Ot'sco Dr Dallu, Tu, Mar8ud Gessner Twyman (Mrs Margaret G.). 28 W. 44th St Ne Yo rk 36 , N Y. D o ris Houser Greenblum (Mn C. 5 ). 2t9' Columbia Ave Palo Alto. Calif. Myra OcPalml Reimer (Mrs. William E.• Jr.). 214 Ol'ford H ill Lane, Havertown Pl CommiUee o n Fr.lerl1i ty E.'IIn. ion-Cb"i,,,,a,,- Dorot hy Weaver Morgan (Mrs Ke nt R ). 264 8 Hi,ch St Linc nln 2. Neb. Commi«e. 0 11 C.nl dian Proje('l-Cblfirmlfrr-Marguel Drummie BaRg (Mrs. D. C.), "51 Queen Mary Rd Mon treal 29, P.Q Ca n Comm ittee on Ml nual _Miss M srguct J. Dick. 288 Southmoreland Decatur. III. Commi ttee on Aluml1. ProJi ram. Illd Shirley Bradshaw 531 Q ueenston St Winnipeg , Man., Canada. 0 11 Tunsull lingo (Mrs Beniamin H ." IHI Lanier Pla ce, N.W. , Washingt on D .C. Commiuee M embt:n:

jeretla Popham Hoopes (Mrs. Rober t) 1}98 N Cherry St.. Galesburg, III

Jlne Sturgeon A,mstron g (Mn. Bur y N.), 90 H unt Club Dr. London. Ont ., Can.

NAT I ONAL PANH ELLEN I C CONFE RENCE

NPC Cb.i,,,,.,,,-Mu. William Nash 410 Fairfu Little Rock. Ark Pi Bn. Phi D,f"IIIt--Mn Robel t S. Wild. 2021 Belmon t Rd. N.W Wuhin,cton 9, D .C. (Will hold Office until 1961) Pi S,la Pbi D,t" "/t'---Oorothy Weaver Mor,an (Mrs. Kent R .) , 2648 High 51., linco ln 2. Neb.

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DIRECTORY

ALPHA PROV I NCE

Sanford Adams (Mrs. Philip E.). 170 Marlborough St'bBoston 16, Mus. Mili", Alph_Uninrs itr of Maine, Marcia Fuller, 317 Kennebec Ha ll, rono, Me. No.,,, Sa"i" A/ph_Dalhousie University. Margot H orne , 21 McKay St., Dartmouth , N.S., Can. V"m o nt Alph_Middlehul'}' Co llege, Karen Paullin , Boil 106), Mid dlebu ry Collejc, Middlebury. VI. Vtrm o nt 8tr_University of Vermont, Beverly Hu mt, 369 S. Prosl'(ct St. Buriin.lllon. VI. MdJIIl(b IlJrtlJ A/pb Boston University. Linda Herbut. 131 Commonwulth Avc., Boston 16, Mass. M dJJ-nhllltttJ Br t _University of Massachusetts, Jo- An ne V eale , 388 N. Plenant 51 Am hers t , Ma ss. Co"nut;nl/ A/ph_University o f Conntcticut, Betsy A nn Jones Pi Beta Phi Houle, Storrs, Conn.

BETA PROVINCe

Pmid,,,t- Mildrcd Moyer O 'Do nnell (Mn. Allen T,). Girdle Rd., Elma. N.Y. Nnv Y6rA: University, Kate Antony, 2[0 Wl1lnut PI.. Syracuse. N.Y. N,", Y"r.t Lawrence University. Margaret LaRod: h Pi Bd:a Phi H ouse. Can ton, N. Y. N,", Y"r.t Dtll.t-Ccrnell University, Carole Nelson. Trip l1mmer Rd .• lth au N.Y. Ptnn l,t'llni UnivtUlty. j oan E. Egge. W 140. Buckntll Univ ., Lew.sburg. Pa. P,nn J,/,. ni. College. K athrr n K uhn, B iddle Houst, Carlisle. Pa. PtnnJ)/""ni" EPJilo_Pennnlvan ia State Univtrsity-, Lois Afflec k , 120 Poll oc k #2, Univtuity Park, Pa.

GAMMA PROVINCE

P, tliJ",t- Nancy Stewart Smetts (Mrs. William A.), 28327 Osborn Rd . B.ay Village 40. Ohio. Oh;/1 AJpb""""'()hio Uni¥enitT. Becky M orelock. 6 S CoUtge St .• At hens, Ohio. Oh;/1 B,t-<)hi o State Univef1ity, Susie Fitz·Gibbon, 184, I ndi.an oh, Columbus 10, Ohio. Oh;/1 O tlt--ohio Wultyan University, Jtln McBride , Aus tin H all. Delaware, Ohio Oh;/1 EPI;J/1_Univtuity o f T o led o, Betty Bing, 1030 H awk S t T oltdo 12, Ohio. Ohi /1 Z,t_Miami Univtl5ilY, Ellen Plummtr. Wells H all. Odo rd , Ohio Oh i /1 Ela>-Dtnison Uni vtf1ity, Cuol j .atge r. Box 1228, Denison UniYtnity Granville Ohio.

DELTA PROVINCE

Pr,l id ,nt - Katheri ne Bla ck M usenbu rg (Mrs. Black), ,608 Putiington W.ay, Baitimort 12. M d. M""J."J B,I_Un iv tf1 ity o r Maryland Ellen El izabeth Fl ood , 12 Frate rnity Row , Co llege Park, Md Diltrir', 01 Co llI"''';/I A/phll---George Wash ing ton University. Pa t Po indexter, 23n Pennsylva n i.a Ave N W Washington. D.C Vi,gini" C ",,,,--ColltRt of William &: M ary, J anet Norment, Pi Btu Ph i H.ause , Willil1mshu rg, V a. W n / Vi r, ;ni Alph_Wut Vir, i nia UniverSi ty, M.arl ou Grttnfield , 14 93 UniversitT Ave .• M o rgan to w n, W.Va. North C", oJi"" A/ph University or North Caro lina, Klthryn M o ts inger, Pi Btu Phi H ouse, Chapel Hill N.C. No,th Cdr" Ji" Btt_Duke University. Nancy Dailey. 7416 Collese Statio n Durh a m , N .C. ' S o uth C""OJi"4 Alph_Univtrsity o f South Ca rolina, Gail Broughton, 3H I Wilmot Ave ., Co lumbia, S.c.

E PSILON PROV I NCE

PrtliJtnt-Virginia A. Loste Meyer (Mrs. Russe l). 2600 Pine Lake Rd , Orchard Lak e 2 , M ich. Mi ( hi, n A/ph_H illsdale Colltge Muda Po hto. East Hall , H illsdalt M ic h Ali(hi, lIn B,t_Un ive rsity o f Mi chlg'n. S.andra NunntlCl' 8 }6 Ta pPJn: A nn Ar bo r, M ich.

Mi(hi'''1f G ",m Mi chilta n Stlte University j ay ne Hultm.an , 343 N Hur iso n , East Lansing Mich AlirhiAiln Otfl_Alb ion CoJJtlr:e. G SUt M iller, Susanna Wesley HJII Albio n. M ich • 01 T o ron to. jen nife r Moore 2019 Stewart Crts Cooksville, Ont , Can. O"t " o B, t_Unlvers lty o r Wuttrn O nt.ario, Sally Y oung, 293 Central Ave ., London , O nt , C.an.

ZETA PROVINCe Pft J,idtlff- Htitn R.aup (Mrs. All a n C.) 40" Guil£ord Ave., Ind ia n apo lis '. I nd. G!",-c.t .Cleveland. 1143 E. ) t ffe rson , Franklin. Ind Btl Ind iana UnlYemtT. Vuglnl .a ShaW". 928 E Th ltd St Bloomington. I nd. G"",,,,_Butlet Lydil1 Hildreth 831 Welt Hl1m pto n Dr Indi anapo l is, I nd. O,I! Purd ue UnlvttS.ty. Shirley Werntr, 1012 St alt , W est l.afayettt. Ind. epu/o_DePauw Univt nitT, Nancy Ph illip!. 303 S. Locust. Grccncutle, I nd f"d' lln Ztt Ball State Tel1 chert Collut, Chris Cook 422 N. Calvert. M uncie. I nd ETA PROVINC e Prn ;J", t - Frc da Stafford Sc huY ler (Mrs. Pettrl )142 Normandr A¥t Mtm phis, T enn. KtntMrb Afph_Univtrsity of I.ou i5Villt. Sall ie Gul1edgt, 2030 Conftde ratt PI. I.o uisv i llt , K y. K,,,tM(.t, Btt_U nivers i ty o f Kentu cky , An n A rnutron ll: , 232 E M aJ:Wt ll St Lexino!l;lon. Ky. Ttnn tlltt A/ph Un iversity o r Chlttl1noogl1. Elm.a O' Nu l , 1218 Mississippi A.-e Chl1ttl1n ooga Ttn n.

T t" " oltt B,t.t-V lnderbi lt Univ trsity. Cornelia Box 301 V.anderbilt Univ., Nashv ille Ttnn

T ' '''' 'll'' G ",,,,_University of Ten nessee, Susan Y.-o nnt Thompson, 821 T emp le AVt., 398: K no xville. Tenn. T r nn tJ Jt' Drlt_Mtmphis St ;lIe Univtrsiry , Mynders WtSt, M S.U Memphis, Tenn.

THETA PROVINCE

Pr"iJ",,- M arr j ane Stei n Derrin.et (Mrs Pl1ull. Fontl1inebluu Dr Tampa 3. Fla. Alllhdm4 A/ph_Bi rm ingh;lm SoUlhtm CoUtitt, Rd)C"cca Scott , BoJ: .(.to . B .S .C. , Bi rm ingham , A la. Bt tr-Un iversitT o r Ab bl1DU, j oan Suto, SoJ: 2209. UninJ1 ity, Ala

G ",m_Auburn UniversitT, Nadint Voge l. Dorm 7, R oom Aub u rn Ala P/o riJ. A/ph_Stttson UnivenitT. Don nl1 j uques. Box 242. Stetson U De: Lan d Fl a. Florid", B,t_Fl o rida Sute UniytrsitT Al ice Bl1r ron. ,,, W Avc , Fla Flo riJ" GII",,,,_Ro llins Collut Isabel Mawoo R olli ns Winter Parle. Fl a. G,,,,.i,,, Alp h_Uninrsity or Roscml1f}' M .amt. 886 S. M illedge AYe , At htns, Ga

IOTA PROVINCE

Martin Gross (Mrs 1. Morcll) 746 Woodland Ay t , H inSod.alt. III lIIin"iI Allh_Monmouth Collece j udy Sluka. Grier Hall, M o nmouth. III Im oil B,t"..D,lt_Knox Collette, M art M cGuirt. Williston H .all , Knox Ga lesburl: , III IIli,, /1 ;1 Ell ilo_N o nhwtstern UnrvenitT, Carol libby , 636 Ev m ton : III 1II;"oil Z,t_Uniyenity or Illinois. Shcrry j ohnson, 1(0) S Wrio!l;ht. Champ.a1&n, III. 11/;"/1;1 Et_Millikin Univtf1ity, M arthl1 E.-ans. 210 N Dcnn". Ototur III. 111;"';1 Th,t_BradlfT Un iymi tr, C.aroJe Kelley, 100..f N. I nstitute Ptori.a. II I.

KAPPA PROVINCE

Pr"iJ,./----Vx1SUnce Fecln Adams (Mrs. Cuyltr c.). 4618 Edatbroo k PI., Minnt.1polis 24, Minn. tr ' UffUJIn AI,h-tlniverslty of Wiscoasin j KIIs Ekstrom, 2H un&doo •• M.1;d ooD, Wu. Wu anui. lHl_lkloit uneau. 202 Ulltnl Hall, Btl ol l WIS Wi u()1ui" G..-m __ Lawrcna- I,...OIICle, JonDe Skidmore, Colmm. Applrton Wis M_lId..- AI,h-tJniversity o f Man itoba. Gail Moffat, 124 Larcbdait .• Winnipeg. Man. , Can. North D"J o'''- AI,h_Uni"ersi7 o f N o rth Dakota, Patricia McBride, 409 Cambridce. Grand Fo rb, N D. M;'."nol..- AI,h_Univers ity 0 MinntSOta, Barbara Wi ik, }211 E. 'Oth St' l Minneapol is. Minn. AJj"'a AJph_Unh'erslty of Alberta. (Pres.) Sandra Mark. 890l 112th , Edmonton, A lu., Can. LAMBDA PROVINCE PrlJia'tII'/-Maddtine Oou Lafo n (Mrs. Thomas H.) 70·" MJry bnd A"e St. Louis }O. Mo. MillOllri At,h_Uftlvc.rslty of Missou ri. N.lncy Wrisht, n I E. Rollins Coiumbla. Mo, Millo"ri B,t_Wuhinat on Uni"ersitr, Marianne R. Hein icke. 6UO South Gr.nd BI"d .• St. Louis II, Mo. M;II011,i G"m",_Drury Co llegt, Judltb Hu rs t. 129 W.lbce Hall, Drury College, Springfield. M o. ArJan JtlJ AI,h_Univenity of Arkansas, Paula H .mm. Pi Beta Pbi H ouse, F.yetteville. Ark L O";Jla"a AI,h_Newcomb Co llege. Carol Boren, 67 Newcomb PI. Ne Orleans. La l,A",iu""fI B,t_Louis iana State Uni,' ersity, Janet Wbite, Box 1329,l. L.S,U Bato n Ro uAe, La, Mi n mippi Alph_Univeulty of Sou thern Mi ulUi pPI, NanCY R.ms.y Sutlon A , Box 411 HattIesburg. Mi ss. t\lill Jnippi Bt fa - Univels ity of MI ssissip p i. Helen Wood. 80x 2126, University. M iss.

MU PROVINCE Prnia',,,t - BtU., Summerwill Kon (Mrs. R oy J,). }40 Hut cbinlon A ve 10 City, 10110" 10141"- Al ph_ l owa Wesleyan University. J anice Odem, S·T H all\ Mt. PIUdnt. l ow •. l ow" B,,_S impson Colleg e, Sue Haldeman, 1009 North B., Indi.nola. Jo a. l ow..- G."' __ lo a SUte University. Jand Rudhud, 208 Alb Ave , Ames , l o a. low..- ZtI_Uni"tnity of 10 Sally 8U E. Wasbinatoo. Iowa City. Iowa, So.Ih D..-J ol. AI,b_Univeuity o f South Dakota\B.rbara Andtrson, 118 N. Plum. Vermillio n. S.D. N , j,tUlfl B,I_Un i"ersity of Nebraska. G.iI Gal o"'ay, 6100 Huntington, Lincoln. Neb , KII,,11Il Alphot-University of Ka nus, M.r y Baumaartner, 1612 W. " t b St Lawrence, Kan Ka"JdJ Btt_K lnus State University Karen Klinger, 1819 T od d R d • M.nhattan. K .n.

NU PROVINCE

Prtlitl,nl-Edythe Mulveyhill Bra ck ( Mrs , Reainald). 60H Walnut Hill Lane Dallas. Tex. O J I"hu, ,, Alph_Univers ity of Oklahoma. Sue Guthrie, 1701 5, Elm. Norm.n. Okla. Oildo,.11 Btt,,-Oklahoml. Statt Un ivers ity Carol Kay Miller, l24 Clevd.nd, Stlll ter. Okl •. TulU Alph_Un iversity of Te:u s, Carol Glee Lorette, 2}OO San Austin. Tex TutU Btt_So uthern Methodi st University. Mari.nn. Haberle Daniels. Dallas. Tex , T 'XdJ Ga",,,,ot-Texu Tcchnoloeical College. Dean. McNeil 2324·6Ib St., Lub bock Tex , TutU D,It_TexlS Christian University. p.m Small, Box T C.U .• Ft. Worth, Tex. N,w loftxito Al ph-Univer sity of New Mea ico. Martha 1701 M ua Vista Rd N.E .• Albuquerque , N.M, Xl PROVINCE

PrlJitl tnl-Do rothy_Hughes Browning (Mrs. Thomas c.). 228, Walker lane. Salt Lake City 17. Utah. Colo,tZdo A/p hil-Universi ty o f Colo rado S.ndy T immermann , 890·l1lh St .• Bouldtr, Colo, Colnrado B,t_University of Denver. Betsy Bum, 2203 S. J osephine, Denver, Colo. C o lorado Gllmm-<:Olorad o Sute University, Carol Burns. Rt I, Box 299, PI. Collins, Co lo. W, 0"';"6 A lph_University of Wyom ing, Anne Sin n , '''2 N. 8tb St" Laramie Wyo. U ,..-b AJph -Uni"ersity of Ut.h, Ja n ice Poo le , 92 S. W olco tt , Salt La ke Ci ty 17. Ut.b. Mo"t_a Alphot-M o ntana St.le College, Nancy Benke, Qu.d 0 , Bozeman . M ont . OMI C RON PROVINCE Pr tlia',,, , -Lol. Story Fi nc b (M rs. Wm, H oward ) 1612 Cbarlotte St ., Pullman, Wash. WlUhi", t o" AIPh_University of Wasbi ngton, Liz Roberts. ,.,48·17 tb N.E Stattle, W asb. W.Jhi",to" B,t_W ashington Slate Un iversity J an Tama r, 707 li nden. Pullman, Wub, WII Jhi"" o" Gllmm_University o f PU.l;et Sound, Ro&erta Wbinery, North Dorm. UPS, Ta co ma '.X' asb. Or"o" Alph--t1 nivenity of Ore8 0n, Denice Alle n, "18 Ki ncaid, Eugene Ore , OrtlD" Btt-oUf( o n Slate University. M olly Perry. 3002 Har riso n , Corvall is. Ore, Or"o" G"",,,,_WiII.meUe University. Barbua Morse. 14·., Sta te SI., Salem. Ore Oft& On D,Ir_Portland St.le Collefl;e, Bonnie Apperson. 927 S W" J acksonhPonl.nd, Ore la'aho Alph_University o f Idaho, Karen Peterson, '07 Idabo, M osco w. Ida 0

PI PROVINC E P,nitl,,,,-Clara H all Sipherd (Mrs. L. W,), 4170 La Ladera Rd • Santa Bubara , Calif. C"IIJomi" Btt-University o f California. Ma rcia Cliffo rd Fin ch, 2}2' Piedmont Ave Berkeley. Calif. C..-Ji/.D,.i. G..-",,,,_Univen ity of Soutbern Califo rni •. Jean Brunton, 647 W. 28th St • Los Anades 7. Calif. C..-JiJ.0 r" i" Dtllot-University of Califo rni 1.1 Los A ngeles, Anne P lumb. 700 Hilgard Ave • Los Anades 24, Cali!. C"ltlo r" ia fpJi/on-San Dieco State Nedra Snyder, 60" Lindo P.seo #3 36- 1, S.n D iego ". Calif. Cllii/o rmll Z,t_University o f Ca li fornia a t Sanla Barbara. l.inda Sauer, 76} C.mino Pescadero G oleta Calif. N"dll Al ph-University o f Nev.d •• J unne Sadler 869 N. Sierra SI Reno , Nt.-. , Arn o"" Alphot-University of Ari zon • • Francts Koh(dd l , 10l' N. Mo untain, Tucson. Ar iz.

OR EG ON DELTA-PORTLAND STAT E CO LL EGE Ch. rtered, O ec. mber" 1960, PI«iae D .y, <>etober 1 7. 1962. This term ltafted off v. i th t ·o . 'eelts o f rulb. Tbe Oregon Deltas found themselves quite busy witb pHties prac ti cally every night of the .'etlc:. Alhou,ll:b very bu,y. the P i Phis at Portland SU te Ife or k· ing desperately to maintain the to p grades / b icb they hold on camnus,

Tbe Or egon Deltas It Po rtland State very proud of the activitits that the i r girls are mgaf:ed in Joan Welby is Panhel· Itnic President and d o in,!!: J fine ,ob I ml,!!:bl add. Pat Flanagan bas taken on the responsibili ty of A W S Pres ident \'(' e are now making preparations for th e fall Panhellen ic Dan ce

It is called the p.j.ma Dance and bu proved to be • succns in ynn; pused.

Diane Kopta Ind Bonnie Apperso n ale heading I service project for the Orego n Deltas , It consist s of gatbering Ind pIcking books for tbt Philippines

Shirley Abbott and loan Welby " 'orking o n • Cbristmas Party whi ch loo ks as j i t is go ing to be • little out o f tbe or di nuy and a lot o f (un PlFOGEO : Bonnie Slo.n Btverly K in,ll: ·ell. Ar lene Matso n , Pat DanfMd. Sbayla Miller J oy Martin, Kathy Williams. Silly S',II:ar.

Dorten McClan Barbi Chambers, Joani Walt on Linda Men Cuol Kessinger, linda Rou tan. Susan McKee.' • BoNNI!! ApPUSON

D I RE C TORY

Sur"""i or ,b, ",,4 Gr""tI Vire· Pr"itlnr/- Helen Boucher Di. (Mrs Cur E ), 31 , 4 Halesw orlh Dm , ' o, o Pr o.'''''' J'- Evelyn Peters Kyle (Mu. Sunley E ). 23 Oak Kn o ll Gardens Dr ., Pasad en s Calif. AI"",,,. td Etlilor--Virlinia Sherman Kozak ( Mrs. Andrew). R D. 1. Bridleport, N.Y O,d" Q I G o/dm Ar,ost-sddreu co rresf""'ndenct to Central Office.

ALUMNIF. CLUB CORRESPOND I NG SECRETAR IES

-No Officer list received - -No Corrupondinl Sec. UI«! Pres. ALPHA PROV I NCE

AI"",,,. Propi"" P"JiJ",,-Ad. M. Towle Hawkins (Mrs. Arthur). 9 Westw ood Rd , Storrs, Conn. 8".lbir" J\fuI.-jean Caryer Lovejoy (Mrs. H c.). 341 William St. I. Pitts6eld • Mass. B"rli".,o", Vt.-Carol Stickney Burdett (Mn. John) ,3 Church St.• I:.S$CX Junctio n, Vt. f.ut " " Co"",rt;'lil-j.net Atbns (Mrs Admn) , Box 13 7A- R. 2 Storrs , Conn. ull'," M"ill.....-M.ry Guln., H ouahton (.Mrs. Herbert R ). 36 Myrtle St Orono Me

G"",,, 80#011, AI"JI,-Miriam Sidclinler uwis (Mrs Ed'll'ard), 14 Natalie Ave Mc:lrosc , Mass. Hali/..x NS., CAIf.-jun Ross H arringto n (Mn. Frank), 10 Wilson Ave., Birch Cove. Halifax County, N S , Can H llr l lo,j, COII".- j anet Preitlg Rogan (Mrs. P. W.), 1244 Windsor Ave Windsor, Conn. MAIf,b,lfn A"", COII".- Dorothy Jurgc:l as Krivi ck (Mrs. Gco rse A.), 84 A yers Rd., Wappins. Conn Alo"I"AI, QIit.", C." .-Vivian Corrigan Tremblay (Mrs C. E.). 6 Russell Ave Town of Mount Royal 16, Que , Ca n. Ntw fl. ", ,,, Co"".- Barbara Long Cottrell (Mrs C harles), Laurel Crest, Hull Rd , Branf o rd, Co nn Fo"I""J, M,.-Helen Innman Boomer (Mrs. joseph) , 16 Oakwood Rd. C.pe Elizabeth, Me. S o",bm, Fm,fi,IJ COIi"9, Co"" -Martha Niestadt Stillman (Mrs. Charles), 26 West Hills, New Canaan, Co nn. Th.",,1 Co"".-Beverly Brown Smith (Mrs Del). Bodanski Dr Alien Heiahls, Gaits Ferry, Conn IFill S"h,."" 01 BOl i O", AI.ul.-Ann Schaut Whelln (Mn. Ouid P ). 12 73 Wllnut St , Newton H igh land s M us.

BETA PROVINCE AI"",,,. P, oP;"" P,tsiJ",t- Bc:tty Scott SUrr (Mrs. William G.). 230 Cartoll Ave " Mamarone ck. N Y, AI.AIf', N.Y.- Alice Wilson, 110 N orth Pine Ave. Al banyv N Y 8,,1.10. N.Y, - Bobbie Lay White (Mn. Wm. c., hI). 9 .i1t)' Strum Rd , Clarence\ N.Y C'IIt,.,] P'''''IY/Jl4,,;...-Patricia W.nenmacher Apple (Mrs. James), 414 St. Louil, Lewisburs. Pa. H.ril/ul" .CtIf'!;,I" P" - Marsaret Divis O'Kc:c:fe (Mrs. MIChlel p , ). ,15 5, YOrk St., Mechanicsburg. Pa. Ith",,, , N.Y.-Con stance Salm Conlon (Mrs. 1. H .'lr ), 1790 Slaterville Rd , N Y. Lo". !Jr""d.No,lh Short, N.Y,-Pay Voelker Boyd Mrl. William J.), 26 Whitlock St , Plainview, N Y. Ntw Y o," Cit" N.Y.- Jo Ann Wood (Mrs. David C.). I E. 62nd $t New Y o rk 21. N Y Nor/h"", NJ,-Mllil1n W.tkins Stone (Mrs. Ed'll"rd W ), 68 Ikverly Rd., Upper Montclair, N. j PhilttJ"Phi", P". - Al"", Li" I-Ann Shupe Maso n (Mu Eusene) '90 Kromer A ve Ikrwyn Pa. Phi/IUI,/phi", P". - D,I rr- janct Replogle Roberts (Mrs Robert), 83 7 Surrey Lane. Med ia, Pa. Piwh"b, P",-Mary Buzzard DeNinno (Mrs. E. P.), 62) Clyde St. , Pittsbur,h 13. Pa. Piwh"h-S olllh HiIIJ P". - Roberta Grigsby Ke ith (Mrs D. E ). 784 Scl'\lblrass Rd , Piusburlh 16, Pa FOIIlhA"P li" N.Y.-Marlaret Belton Brown H ousto n (Mrs. Bradley), Eclt Rd W ppingers Falls. N.Y. Ritl,l14Iooti, N.J,-Betty Barns Harris (Mrs. G. M.), 110 Waldron Ave Glen Rock, N J Ro,b,lltr, N.Y.-CC'rv.ise Larson Westerman (Mrs. j ohn), 780 Maple St. Henrietta. r-f Y Sd,ntrtlUll, N.Y.-Lynn Behrman Ham ilton (Mn. S. B ). 10)9 Packwood Blvd.\ Schenectady, N.Y. S fJ ",b"" N.J,-Dorothy Wahlstrom (Mn. Robert). 401 K ingston Dr Hadd onfiela N.J SIal, P".-Eye Murrali (Mrs. Robert K.). 1222 Old Boal sbur, Rd State Colicse, Pa. -5,''''11'' , tv Y.- Nan Unger rown (Mrs. Will is) , 211 W yclifte Rd., Syracuse . N . Y . Wutrh",,, COM"" , N.Y .-j.ne Spearman Ben,d (Mrs Robert R ), 24 Barf)' Rd Scarsdale N Y. Y o," C(J llrlt" P",-Pri sci lla A nl stman Chancell o r (Mn T E , jr.). 2)18 Stanfo rd Dr , Y o rk Pa GAMMA PROVlNCE

AI"",,,. P' OP ;II" P,uiJ,,,,-lubell Brown DJ.utel (Mrs Charles 5 ), ,664 Candlel ite Terr , Cinc innati 38 Ohio A',o" , Ohi Lorna Jeanne G ibso n Phares (Mu. james). 6 10 De bo rah Dr , Akron, Ohio. AII""I , Obi_Anna }.bra.ret Morriso n Fulks (Mn Cha rles) , 44 Maplewood St , Athen s, Oh io. CAlf t Oil , O l-i Dol o res kwis (Mrs Dcan T.), 1106 Western Ave Ca nto n, Ohio. Ci" ri"""li, Ohi_Sue LoI'o. Doan (Mrs R. A ), 103 7 Pinekn ot Cincinnati 38, Ohio C/, ,,,ltntJ wI , Ohir- Jeln Bliley Gaede (Mrs Robert), 18 3 14 Scottsdale Blvd , Sh aker He ilhu 22. Ohio CIt.,ltntJ Wut- Alice l.t:. McPherson , 17317 Madiso n Ave Apt. 19, Lakewood 7, Ohio Col"",bs... Obi Shar on Shelton (Mn. William B ), 1379 Mulford Rd , Co lumbus 12, Ohio 04"0" , ubi".......cynthia Swin,le Mo rris ( Mu. R. j.), 2717 Ridgev ille C , D.yton 40 , Ohio H"",ilt o" , Obi B.rbara Po ysdl Hollow.y (Mrs It A ) , ,6 , Fairhlven Dr , H m ilt on, Ohi o. LoI', COIi"ty Ohitt-Mary Thompson EssclstYn (Mn Wm j ), 271 Me!lidse Dr , p.inenille, O hio. - N,w." G,,,,,,ilI,, Obi_ 06; 11 V_I" , Obi_Tin. Ml t.nic (Mn. Vincent) . R. D . #4, 80. 26 1, Elm G ro ve, W .VI . Ob i r-Anna Pappu GianakoPOul o s (Mrs J G ) , 21 Trent on P l.. Sp ri nsfiel d , O hio. T oltJo, 0 ; r- Don Edw.rds Glnoom (Mrs J unes 1. 3) 40 Hlriey Rd T o ledo 13, Oh io. Y o"".ll oW" W"",,,, Obi Lu c ile Ottman Pardc:e (Mn j ohn c.). 42 N Cadillac Dr • Y o ungst o n 12, Oh io. DELTA PROVINCE A I II","_ P((J,illu P,nid,,,,- Susan Rose: Saunden ( Mrs J Maf)'o n), West Un iversi ty D r., Chapel H ill , N C. &lli",rff" Mi.-Mary Alsop Hubb.rd (Mrs. I. E ). 304 Tho rnhill Rd Baltimore 12 , Md Ch"p,r Hill , N C.- Pltricia HOI.n GrlVes (to rs Willi.m L, ), 2 10C Brin so n St , Chapel H ill. N C. Cb.,I"'fJ1I. W. V• .-Virainil Gaston Rees (Mrs Th omas B ). 2744 D aniels Ave , South Ch u lc:ston, W Va , Cb",/Oll" N C -Robert. Cuey Rank in (Mrs. j ohn W ) 400 1 Ab in,to n Rd Charl otte , N C. O..,'lhr" W V" -Ann Villey Roub (Mrs j ohn), 121 Riden ou r St , Cluluhur• W Va CoJ,,,di,, S C --G Jend. T Crlfts (Mn G. Everett) , UO Yl S Bull St , Co lumb i , S.c. M.."I""J D C. S.b,."Pf ( M..,i""", R,iJ Wi/J )-Ma r,l fe t W etmofe H u b n ( M rs J G • j r. ). g - OO Fen Bct hC$d , 14 Md M O,,,,,,tfl ""' , W V• - Fl omuie Whec: ler Fleo. n ikio. ( Mrs C W ., J r.). 44 7 jefte non St Mors .n to n. W V• NHl ol' V" -Elizabeth FentreSi Funtt (Mrs Thomas ). 10 19 Larch mo nt Ctesc,; , N o rf o lk, Va NHlb,.,,, V• -Ida PuthoB' KUl ler (Mrs Wm R l. 4106 tofa co n St ., Mclean , VI Rir#u" o"J , V" ( MolY L K, lI,,}-Minetle Ru ddi m.n Shiel ds (Mrs. Adriln) 43 27 Ch.mberla yo.e An . R ic h mon d . VI . V• - Bunice N offs irlll:u Thom as (Mrs J W B ) , 4404 W yn dale Aft , S W Ro.a no ke, Va ' Su,b"" Jt'T V" ."Mlti",I ••, D C,-M.,..m Wetmore Harlan (Mrs Jo hn G jr .), SiOO Fen'll'IY Dr • 8cthesd. Md. W,I", i" " OII , Dd. - Plu icia Bites ( Mrs T M ), 3 11 Taft Aye .• Wilmington " Dd ' EPSILON PROVINC E A/",.,,,. P, o"i'!" P,t/iJ",t - Anne Henderson Austin (Mrs A H ) . 9 Ltlc ro ft , Don Mil h Ont ., Cao.ldl A"" A,"" M"b,-Ruth Manr SInd: (Mrs. David). 26}7 El sa , Ann Arhar , M ic h

Rd , Co lumbus 21 Ohi n.

Bh, Dm/1t1d Hill s, "\l itb-JllI Wbite WiJ1ll'ell (Mrs. J:aIIlCS R l. Evergreen Dr Roy al OJ;k. Mi ch. D, / rDit, Mid,-lsabel Kianey Frakie (Mrs H E.,. 16190 Greeo.ie w , Detroit 19 Mich. Gr""d J("Iidl. Af;rb.-Mamie Edwards Kalliel n. A Ra ymond). 1489 Burke S E • Grand Rapids. M ic h. GrtllU Poi"t,. Afilh.-Eileeo H ickey Kin& (Mrs. J ohn), 252 Fisher Rd .• G rosse Pointe 36, Mich. H.",il' 01l, 0", ., C"II'.-Mrs. 1. F. Reesor. 28 Forsythe. Hamilt on. Ont Can /Mi ID " , ,.\In-h .-Pat rici a Lucfwig Gruner ( Mn. GUTett) , HH Pine Dr , Rt 10. JacUoo. Mich L.nsi,,& &ut Lus;". , Mid.-Maraie Moo ne Lott (Mrs. George), 20}4 Brentwood, Eut Lan. ing. Mich. Lo"do", 0",., C"/I.-Mutha Farncombe Mitchell (MIS. I). 128 St J ames St .• Apt. }11. London, Ont .• Can. No,lh W OOJfII.J, Milh.-Audety Laft2nce (Mrs. Ma"in). 282) Linwood Royal Oak , Mich. S OJ(twntn'fl. Mitbi& __ jean Mcfadden Schumann (Mrs. William), )6 N. }I.t St , Battle Cr«k. Mich. T o , o ,,'o , 0",., C_.-Elizabeth Bell, 239 Warren Rd .• To ronto. Ont .• Can.

ZETA PROVIN CE

AI"",n P,OF;"" P" s;d,,,t- Pauicia Meloy Leakey (Mrs. Bruce H.), 22680 Ireland Rd • South Bend 14, Ind. A"d"SD1f, 'nJ,- Patricia Ann Crook I H2 Winding Way, Andersen , Ind. Bloo",i"./o", I "d.-Henrietta Parrish Goodmao (Mrs. lames) , 13)) N. Lincoln, Bl oo mington, Ind. COIIII",J,III , '"d.-Barbara Zieller Grimmer (Mrs. j. E.• 32H W oodland ParkwlY"t Columbu'l l od. l!.IUM/ C/JIII"t" I"J - Patrici Stenberl Trager (Mrs. M. L ), 3'60 Go rdo n Rd, I:.lk hart. I nCl. Fo,1 W y"" ' "d.-c'aro l Schoenherr Wick (Mrs. A A.), 23 20 Springfield Ave. , Ft. Wayne. Ind. F, dli". I"d .-Lindl Cummings (Mrs. Thomas). 2)1 E. St • Franklin, Ind Gtn'y, 'nd.-Beve rly Easter EVln (Mrs. J. C.) , 100) W })th Ave .• Apt. 10), Gary. Ind, Gr"nl sll" Ind.-Marian Bixler Cassady (Mrs. W m.). 20' N. Main St. Spencer, Ind. H mm o nd I nd.- JudY Hanagan Leimbach (Mrs. T. W.). 40}6 Cameron. Ham mond, Ind Indi " po!;s, I"J.-Marilyn Bowman Blewett (Mrs. Wm H.). 1208 Collingwood Dr • Indianapoli. 8 , Ind. K oiomo, Ind .-M ildred Eikenberry (Mrs. Edward). R R. #), Peru, Ind. LI/ ym , Ind.-Marily n Keifcy Hepworth (Mrs. M.). 10 Ross Ade Dr. , West Lafa yette , Ind Muri" Ind.-Phyllis C nr ilh t Keller (Mrs. Joseph), 5044 Frankl in. Al bany. Ind. Richm o"d , '/lJ.-Eugeneia Mathew Kl einknecht (Mrs. R. B.), 2000 Sou th E Ri chmond Ind. SOlltb B,,,d Mirhtll'W,,i I"d .-Rosi e Johnson W.lters (Mrs. NoJe). 128}9 E. j efferson Rd., M ishawaka, Ind. SOllth, s" ," I"Ji.nIl-M,rtha H add on H OgJCtt (Mrs. R. H.). 1204 N. Perkins. Rushville, Ind. SOlllthwtlt"" InJi",,_Nancr Resener Caine (Mrs. Jack» ) 1)4 S. Villa, Evansville. I nd T r", H III,. Nelson Ganon (Mn tla rley , 26 Riley, T erre Haute. In d.

ETA PROVINCE

AII,m". Pr o,i"tt P,rsiJrn t-M:arg uerit e Ba con H ic ke y (Mrs , David). 174 N. Crest Rd., Miss ionary R idge Chattanoola 4. Tenn BIll' Rid,r. r,wn. - lsabel Inlham Baumgartner (Mrs L. M .L 1913 E Sev ier Ave., K inlwort. Tenn. Ch u"noo,", r,,,,,.-j o an Hill Hanks (Mrs. George R.), 1068 Druid Dr.• Silnal Moun tain, Tenn. K"o ;oill,. T ,nn.-Am anda M cCloy (MIS. E K.). }607 Tall Oales Dr. , Kn o:n ill e. T enn. u x;"gto n, Kl. - Nancy H arris. 12 21 RI chmond Rd , Apt. 3 Lezi ngton. Ky, ulll, Pis r on- Pauline Whaling H uff (Mrs. Jack) G:atiinburg , Tenn. L Olli sl' ,I/, Kl. - Mary Beverly Wade H09 Oriole Dr l.ouisville, K y. M,m phiJ, T , ,,,,. - Mae Kelle r Wei ss (Mrs. C. B ). D6 St. A lb an Dr • Memphis, T enn. N sh,iU" r,,,,,. - Lu cinda L« EVi ns (Mrs. O. T., Jr .) }812 Richm ond A ve , Nashville , Te nn. T H ETA PROVINCE

Al II"'''. Pr o,in" Prtsidtn/ - K athlYn Leutwiler Tanton (Mrs. G. C.). 29}6 Coral Sho res Dr., ft. lauderdale:. Fla. A tfanta. Ga.-Sa lly Webb K is h (Mrs. Carl), 1178 Tamw orh Dr N.E. , Atl 2;nta 19. Ga. Bi,mtn &h m, Ala. - Nan cy Turk Falta (Mrs. R Will iam), 1821 Mountain W oo ds P lace. Ala. CltdrUl"t ,'.l Fla. - Elizabeth Adell McCord (Mrs Charles L ) , }2) Mehlenba cher Rd Lugo , Fla. D t Land, t' la.-Mar;orie Bra cken Smith (Mrs. Robert). 10 25 W. New York Ave Deland Fla. Pt Lalld"d f" Fla.- Phy lli s Fa rr ingto n Kel ley (Mrs. W. J ), 739 Mid dle R iVe r Dr .• Ft. Lauderdal e. Fla. Gainu,iI/,. Fla. -E llen Wes tfall Mering (Mrs.{. V.). 1927 N.W. 7 l an e Gainesville:. f la. H o llywo o d, F/ j o Nell Proctor Duda (Mrs A fred). 3410 Cleveland St H ol lyw oo d. fla. Jackso"v ill" Pla.-C.ar ol Cole T ravi. (Mrs. O. F., Jr.) U7t Ingleside Ave J ac kso nville). Fla. ui:tland. F/•. - An n Co llin. (Mrs E. R .). 129 Graham P ar k H aines City, Fla Mi mi, FI - ja ne Rapp Dunker (Mr•. H. H ) , 805 Paradi so Cora l Gables. Fla - Afobilt. AI".t Af o ,,'& Omtrl , Ala.-(Anita Van DeVoort Hu dwn)-Elizabe th Phillips Turner (Mrs. C. C.) 1261 Woodley Rd ., Montgnm er y, A la Ot la, Pla .- Po lly Pasteur BrilAs (Mrs.). 810 N. T orrey Ave .• Ocala. Fla ' Orland o. Wintlt" Pa ri: , Fla. - Ruth Burtness Kdgen (Mrs. E A .), 22 I.ake Dr Winte r Park. Fla Prn sil lo la, Fla. - Elizabeth Jones Sims. (Mrs. Robert), E. Palmett o Ave Pensa co la Fl a. St , Ptltrs J, lI r&. FI - PatJy Stewart Rein shagen (Mrs. Patsy). 1902 Arro whead PI. St Petersburg fla. Sa "uh. G". - Patricia Murphey H uskisson (Mrs. j C.). 8 Leach Dr.• Savannah, Ga. • T /I"hIlSlll, FI".-Marilyn Little (Mrs. R ichard). 82 1 W. St A ugustin!: Tallah ass « , Fla. Tamp , PIII. - Patricia H ouk Evan. (Mrs. L. L.), 111 Ridle Dale Rd • I ampa, F la. - TII stal()osa. AI".tW, st P I", B,alh, PI ,-

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A bt",n. Prtwit", Prt'siJt.nl- D oro thy Co leman Th o rman (Mrs. Floyd M.). 1221 Elm St.. Winne tka. III. Alt o n Edw ,dJl' ,II" III. - Ann Naran ic k Ho agland (Mrs K K L 410 Bellev ie A ll on. III A,li"& t o ,, H tidu. lll.-J unn e Roush janett (Mrs. Leslie G.). 703 Glendale bne. Mt Prospect 11 1. A,. o n , 111 (UJ,b, 8,DO i Gdd"is)-Ethe lin Ray PriUinen ( M rs. Ra y ), Avon. III. III.- A nn Andrease n Kratt (Mrs Ted), 191 4 E Taylor, Bl oo minlton J\I , Il/, - H elen Ad air Hayes (Mrs. j ohn C.l. }O l W. Delaware, U rbana. III'. . BIIS/tlm W o",,,,, III. - Dorothy Kenw orthy Wheeler (M rs. Charles A ). }180 Lake Sh ore Dr" Apt . 9E. Chinlo 14 II I. S Ollth , III - Jo.n Launsp ac h Klenk P.). 21H \VI. 107th PI., Ch ingo III. Ch/liI&O WIS t S"h,b"". l /l. - H elen Parkes SpeIr (Mrs. George) H7 S. Catherine Ave La Grange III Dt r I II ' , III.-Ja ync Baulos (Mrs. 44 LaS;l\e. Decatu r, Ill." .' DuP /u CO""'" 111. f Ntntl H ..,ril Allt n ) - Fl o rence H all Gentry (Mrs. P 0.). )8) Glen Ellyn. 111. Galtsh'6. 1II .-Matlon Beatty Doyle (Mrs. ), In N. Prairie St Galesburg III H insd lt T own ship III. - Kay Bl ac k Kelly (Mrs. Robert), 21 0 Gunt Ave H ills J\I lIIinoil P'DX Ri"" Vall,y-jud ith Wheeler Gosselin (Mrs. j ohn). B7 Park'S t Batavia. III. ' 1f/ (A my B OnJ:t" J-;-An ne Geraghty Broo ks (Mrs. D A ), 121 North St Roodh ouse. III. l olu t , 1II.-M.ry Ellen RIpley Whi tmore (Mrs. W H .)' 9 11 S. Jo liet St W ilming ton , III. Co "nty , U! .- M arro ne Atwell Cary (Mrs. LOUIS Jr .), 926 Pacific Ave., Waukelan. III Mllto" T tJw"sh", III.-Mae Ore r (Mrs. R E ) , 602 South Gables Whe.ton Ill. M o"m o lllh, 1II.-Shirler McElroy Grie r (Mrs. R M.). 1112 E. Thi rd Ave TIl No rl h Sh o f, 1fI.- Patmia Po rter List (Mrs. David). 495 As h WinnetkJ III. .' N o , th Sh o ft.!r. , 1II.-NJnq Ridg t wlY Wiggin. (Mrs. W. A.). 316 Lagoon Dr N orthfield TIl. Oai PO,!st , III .-j od y Hendricks M oeller (Mrs. A Ha rris), 7}1 N Grove: Oak III. PI,,/w,s , Davidson Craig (Mrs. Clare). '0 1 S. Engle Pur. Ridle, 111. Pto,:,a. III.-Margartt furst Gne r (Mrs Ed), 713 Stratfo rd Dr Peoria, 111 0"lIIl7. III .-Ctlnstance Graham (Mrs R alph. Jr.) 3724 N orth 12th. Qu incy , III Ro, J:f o ,d, 1Il. - Lynn T omlm Radford (Mrs. C. E) 3427 Frem ont St Rockfo rd 111 S o ,,!h Chilillfo, /I/.- Linda (M rs D. W ), i7208 Elm Dr : H nelmst , III. III.- Dorothy qlll oWIY Katallnlc h (Mrs Frank). 1t Pas field Plrk PI Sprinlfie1d, III. T" C, t y-Norm. Rucher Lmdse y (Mrs. E J • jr ). 1414 Brady, Dnenport [ OWl

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;fblmn4 PrOllh,(t PrlJiJtnt-Qrphil. O'R o urke Coenen (Mrs. Andrcw G.l. 72) N. Jefferson Little Chute, Wis. Bt/oit, Wis.-Mary Wheeler Knodle (Mrs. Donald). no Bridge St., Roc kt o n, III. etll,,",, Alt., C"" - J o an Brunton Cummings (Mrs. S.), 1730-33td Ave. S.W., Calgary, Alta., Can. DM/lllh, 1II11,,,. - S.puJ o r , Wis.-Beverly R.1I bas Murphy (Mrs. R.}.) 401 E Secon d St. , Apt 0 10 3. Duluth , Minn. Edmonton, AI,• , C n.-Lois Wolfe Field (Mrs. D. H.). 106})-143 St Edm o nt o n, Alta. , Can. Pox Rill,,. Villi". Wh.-Julie McDaniel Kell (Mrs. Elmer, Jr.). 1324 Riverdale DLkApplcwn, Wis, G,,,,,J N . D. - Ruth Wilder Axe (Mrs. Charl cs). 602 !klmont Rd .• Grand Fo r s, N.D. Af4dill"" Wis,-Ellen Ekman Gc r lingho use (Mrs. R. S ). Manthan Dr., Madiso n. Wis /IIi/walil!u IT/ i/. - Gl o ria Sutcliffe Walsh (Mrs. James ). 108 , LO" 'er Ridgeway, Elm Gro ve, \Vis. lifh""apolis! Mi/uf.--Carolyn Mclean Ring (Mrs. Ward). 6304 Russell .Ave. S Minneapoli s , Minn. SI Palil. A'",,,.-Mafl' Mark McNeely (Mn. John), 1874 Highland Parkway, St. Paul 16, Minn. Wi""ip", /IIa"., Ca".-Phyllis AJ: o n McGimpsey (Mrs. L. M.), 26C 99 Ro slyn Rd., Winnipeg 13, Man., Can. LAM B DA PROVI NCE

Pr O!lin u Prtsid",I - Sar ah H o lmes Hunt (:-'Irs Huo ld D ). 90 14 H o lly St., Ka nSl S City 1-1. Mo AI,xand,ia, LA.-Joyce Greene Hayne (Mn. W P.). 2710 J ackson, Alexandria, La. 8al o" R OII, ,/ Lt. - Mary Bush Fugaso n (Mrs. J. F.). 121 2 Glenmo re Ave , Baton Ro ug e tao Camd"" Ar.e.-Ann Co ll um Suon (Mn. Caughey). 444 Agee Ave. S.W., Camden, Ark. Cla;l. Patt, COII"lits, At o - J ewel Cartland Neal (Mrs./ohn R Jr.). 4002 E, 49th Terr., North, Kansas City 19, Mo. Coilimbia, Ato.-Natalie H offman Medley ( M rs. P. A. , 104 Dundee Dr., Columbia, Mo. ElDorado Ar".-Dorothy Combs Coleman ( M rs. J H.). 202 1 Cali o n Rd., E l Do rado. Ark. Pal,tt,,,ill,, Ar". - E l iubcth Bluett Williams (Mrs. Funklin), Box 2'. Fayetteville. Ark. Por, Smith, Ar".-Terry Vo l ker Upchurch (Mn. HenrY K .), 3201 Blackburn. Ft. Smith, Ark. H aninbll r&. MiJl.-Della Harris Faust (Mn. J ohn), Box tl3'. Hattiesburg. Miss. / a("so", Alill.-Gwen Chamberlin Reeves ( M rs. J ames C.), '''8 Hartsdale Dr., Jackson, Mi ss. Ka"sds Cil" Mo,-Nancy Ann Bodwell. 1018 West 69th. Kansas City 13 Mo. -u,la,,,,, , u,. - Barbara J o an Ory Mc C.urnll (Mrs George M Sr.). 336 Charlotte St Llfaye tte ta o u,", Chari,s, Lt.-N.ncy Rose Freeman (Mrs. J oe E.), 4314 Pleasant Dr Lake Ch;1rles. La. Lillit Rod, A,".-Do"is Kar(h" W,I/i"6 (Mn. L. Duke), 19 Grego rY Lane Briuwood, Little Rock. Ark. /lfar ,d T",.jo"n/' o ro, Ar",-Loree T r ibble Melton (Mrs. Marvin). Highway #3 9 South. Jonesbor o , Ark. -/lfdrshall,Cd" olllo", Alo./lfonro" Lt.-Cuo lyn Jo Goodwin Mattison (Mrs William). 201 Courtney. M o nroe La. N,IV Orl'd"Sju.-lynne He<ht Farwell (Mrs. F. Evans). ,824 St. Charles Ave New Orleans I', La. N'IVPort, A, .-Harryette M orrison H o dges (Mrs. K.IIneaster), 412 Pine. Newport, Ark. North Min;ni"i D,It_Jo A nn Walker Wiggins (Mrs. Matthew D.). ItO N o rth First Ave Cleveland. Miss Ostto/a Bh l h,,,;II,, Ar". - Winifred Goddard Edwards (Mn. J. 0.), Leachville. Ark. -Pi", 8fll6 A,SI.los,ph, Alo. - J ean Maxwell Douglas (Mn. Robert E.). 2208 EuRtne Field Ave., St Jo seph. Mo SI. Lollis, Afo-Aaele HelmkJmpf Weicker (Mn. P. J.), '868 Walsh St St. Louis 9, M o Shr,.,porl La.-Sue Speed King (Mn. E. P.). 1030 Sheridan. Shreveport, La. SPri,,&n,iJ, Mo.- Constance Elmore Ollis (Mn. R. A.). 1314 North Clay. Springfield. M o TtxdrJa"", A, ·Ttx. (Oli"id Smith .AloDrt}-Ailecn C l uke (Mrs. George). 26 23 Hazel St TexarkanJ. Ark. Tri·Slalt-Eleanor MJupin K inchman (Mrs. R. E.). Rt. 4, Box 3'9. Joplin. M o Un;""sil,, Mi.rs. - J udith Clark Gibson (Mrs. George H. ). Box 202, University, Miss.

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Pro"i"tt P"sid",,- Ru t h Preston Pilling (Mrs. Robert). 618 S. 80th St Omahl 14. Ncb. Alliantt, N,b.-Ge rd i H ord H eath ( M n. St.lln). Lakeside Ranch Co Lskeside. Neb. Amn, I owa- Kathe r ine Goeppinge r, 330 Memorial Un ion A mes, Iowa BII,li"f{lon, l o wa - Imo Wells AbrJham (Mrs. William), 102 Avenue A FI. Madi so n, Io wa C, d ar Rapids, l ow_J immy Lou Smit h Ross (M rs. Duncan), Glass Rd. N.E Cedar Rapids. I o wa Co""ril BI,,8s, l ow_Sue Sea lock (Mn. Ronald), 28 Lynnwood Dr Council Bluffs, JOWl D,s lUoi",J, l ow_ Joyce Skinner Fredericks (Mrs. Chas. D.). ,639 Waterbury. Des M o ines, Io wa H lluhinso", Kan.-Dorothy Lemon J ennings ( M rs. H omer). 172' W. 4th. Hu t chinson, K an. I"dia"ola, l ow -Oarlene Conner Steen (Mrs. Charles). 101 North G Indianola. Iowa l o wd City, l ow_Lillian Speicher Ro y (Mrs. Max), 201) RidgewJY Dr Iowa City , Io wa Kansas City Kd". - Helen Mille r H o lliday (Mrs. Roy), 2206 Everett. Kansas City, Kan. Lawr,,,,, , Ka"'-IJni Ce Lyo n Yates (Mrs. J. W ), 719 Shelburn, lawrence. Kan U,, (o /n. N, b - '/o. arian LimPO Ya n t (Mrs ltichardL 4210 Everett St Lin co ln Neb. Afa"h ua", K n.-Sue Gro s ie an Wilcox (Mrs. Phil). 1728 Kenmar. Kan lUI. PI, sanl , l o wol-Helen Baker Eckles (Mrs. V. D.). R.D. #2 Mt PluS:l.nt. 10"' a Om"h" N,b.-Carolyn Sttger Han so n (Mn. Robert). )719 Larimore 5t Omaha, Neb Panha,,''', Ntb. Budford Rtdding (Mrs. PJul). R 2. Minatare, Neb Sio llx P"lIs , S D.-Kathryn McCahren McKeon (Mrs. Geot1;e). 1204 S Center , Sio ux Fdls S.D. S o.thlll,J,,,n , Ka".-l-hry Louise CuI Burden (Mn. Rn R.). 1102 E Chestnut. Garden C i ty KJn T OP'kd •• Kd" .- Emily Cato n Wj]]iams (Mn. C. S ). 1623. Broo klyn( .ToflCka, Kan. V,.,mtll, o n , S D. - Fl o rence lee (Mn. DeJn). '15 E. Mam Vermi lio n , S D W'st"" , K""' - l OJn H i,lthbarger Green (Mn. Pat). '10 W. nth. Larned , K J n Wi(hild , Ka".- ht)' J o Rhine Fo ulst o n (Mn. Robert>. 202 Lynwood Blvd Wichita 18. Kan.

N U PROVINCE N O RTH Pr o ,h,tt Prt l id, nt-Helen Patchell Moody (Mrs. Carroll J.). 706 N. Pine St PJuls Valier. Okla. AIIIII , O.tld. - Beverly R. BJdger (Mrs. J o hn S.). 1000 E. Commerce, Altus, Okl • A,dm Dr" O.tld.-Anto inette Cobb Hollingsworth (Mrs. George). 1)1) ·6th S W Ardmo re. Okla. 8",tlnllill" O.tld.-Funces Hampton (Mrs. C. P.). 423 S.E. Quetn s t o wn. Ba rtlesville , Okla. DliMIt". OHa -Marcia Mullendore Green (Mrs. Rufus)' 1311 Spruce Dun c an. Ok l a. Alu Jhf{t1. O.t/a .-C ar ol yn Curl Bresser (M rs H e nry W! m ) 2 1 1 S 12th St M us kolot ee. Okl3 -"' ( A ln "' , O"'dN o rma" , O.tla. - Helen Ferguson Harper (Mrs. Edlurd H.), III Page St N o rman Ok);1 O.t/ah o ma Ci" O.tld.-Mi,ltnon Putty Albers (Mrs. O. D.), 8}2 0 Glenw ood, Oklah o ma City. Okla. O"mlll." O.t/". - Helen Nelson Baker (Mrs. Dennis ), 1220 E. 9 th OkmulJ;ee. Okb Pdllis VaJJ", O.tl -Sue Holley Rennie (Mrs. Ro bert T.). 1800 S. Waln ut St • Paul s Val/ey Okla Po n ' a Ci t, Ka , Co."I ,. O.tla .-Ella Merfl' HJ ymJn (M n. Hury). 114 Whitw o "h Po nca City. OkIJ SliJJwal,., O"a.-JJne Sco tt Sis k (Mrs M o rgan). S Redwood Dr Stillwater. Okb T"lsd. O"'d -Beu yane HJu,;h Boyd st o n (Mrs J J Jr ) B 0 7 S Lou is ville Tu l sa , Okla. Wi/I R o ,"s (Oa"m o rt , O.tld. }- Rebtcca N ic hols He ritage (Mrs W. A >. 31 7 E. 6 th St , Cluem o re Okla. NU P ROV I NCE SOUT H Pr o, inu P"Jid",I - MJry Pittman Minter (Mrs. George L.. Jr.). 840 Sa yles Bl vd AbiltM Tn A biJtn" T ,x.-Lois A,ltnor Smi th ( Mrs O a l' id J l. 1473 Mn dowbron k Dr A bi le ne. Tn Alb"""q., , N Af .-C.no lyn Evans D ill (Ma. R J.>' 4020 Sm ith S E Al b uquerq ue. N M A",,,,iIlo T,x.- Rostmafl' G retn (Mrs George E ). 20 21 Crockett Amari l lo, Tex

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U SI r' u - Htlen Powdl M ilton T.lyl"rl. )01 AJrn Dr l ons\ Ir'·. Tn:. EJ PI6J O ru.-N.nCY Allnutt Owao (MIS. E 5.), 7417 KlOgn uln Dr., EI Paso. Trl[ FII" T, - Martha Leona rd Griffith (Mrs. j obn M J.:). }OS N. BallrT. f t Worth. Tn. H.- Jtu T,1f -Emily Ann FlOCb McKay (Mn. R. R .,. 410 old . H ouston 27. Tn:. LM"hc! ' ru·- Ar. Col[ SuJleobtr&tr (MIS H J.). H09·)th 51 .• lubbock, Tn:. AIIMbal' 1 Sam Wood. III, 3202 Victory Dr Marshall. Tn:. I\li;/I•• ;/ ·T, -Carol King Ctai& (Mrs. C. W ' )i 1708 DoUilu AVr., Midland. Ta. 0;/'11. Tu.-Suza nnr K emp (MIS. Arthur H IJ). 2714 E. 31st, Odeua. Ta. p""",,' Tu .-Ann Sidwell Fathc:uc (Mrs fucrnr 1911 Cbnstine. Pampa, Trl[ RIIJlV,lJ, N./of.-Susan Ely, 7 Rivruide Dr , RoswdJ. N.M. S." A""III, Tu.-Junr Po tm landrum (Mrs. C. K.) 26n Colorado. Sao An,do. Tes. S." A.'II",II. Ttl'. - j oann e AnslCT Gontin&: Fred , J r.). 40 Waring Dr Sa n Anlo ni o, Tn:. Sb" ",." O,,,iJ(11I. T , -Mary j anr Crump M.zr (Mrs. Wm. B.). 1313 W. Washm,t on An , Shrrman, Tel[ T7.'''. Tu.-Elunor Scarborou&h (Mrs Morirrr). B) F.irl.nr. Tylu. Tn:. Vitillri., T,....- M ., Lowmln K.o (Mu. H owud). 1804 E. Virl inia. Victoria. Tn:. W.CII, T,1f.-Sar. fenlrus Humphms (Mrs. Ed) 3829 Austin Ayr W.co. Trl[. If ' jch"" F"III , l,.... - Pr8SY Wyan (Mrs. FellI: G Jr.), 2907 Siurdrvant, Wichiu Falls. Tu, XI PROVIN CE

AIIIIf,,,'" P'(H""" P,rsiJ,,,/-Gladys Phillips Bon (Mrs, Cecil). 406 E, 8th St Cuptr. Wyo. 8,/1,,,,1, M OIJI.-Marilyn Rym M.honty (Mrs. D. P ). 420 Gltn Dr., Bill in,s. M ont, 8 o"U". CollI.- j o Rrn o (Mrs. Wm. F,),.t}2n·2}rd St" Bouldtr. Colo. -80u "/,,,, ' ''III1'/ ,-Nlncy Placr, 706 S. ;)exth, Bouman. Mo nt. C"s"" W),II -Mary Ann Orrw 1432 S. Ash, Casptr , Wyo. Cb,)',I1' ''" W,II,-lynn Whitt: Appltaatc (Mrs. James L), 2121 H ouse Ave Cheyenne, Wyo CII I II,.Jo S"''',I, CollI.-Jun Schmauner Foutch (Mrs, J W.). 2230 McArthur, Colorado Springs Colo. D,,,,,,, CIIIII.-Mary C. Frosl. 836 E. Sevent«nth Avr. Dennr 18. Colo. FII,t Clllli"J, CQIII.-Myrir Hollinashnd Phd,n (Mrs, t T .), 240 N. Shields. Ft. Collins. Colo. LIT ",,,, W, o.--Gract Williamsoo Gilbtn (Mrs. E L.) 610 Culter, laramie. W yo. O,d,,,. UI.b- j un Challens Hall (Mrs. l.), Bol[ 4·Uuh Grnrral DtPOt. Ogden. Uuh P",bllI CollI. - Judith Pirrcr (Mrs. Robt- rt). 18-40 Bon£orle Blvd Purblo. Colo. S /I LIlt" C' ,', U, b-lind. Mclatchy EWlOg (Mrs. Harry J.). 1180 E. Crystal An" Salt like City. Utah OMI C RON PROVINC E AI"mnlf' Pr Oll lnC' PrtJid,nl-Susannah B. Good in Hop ood (Mrs. Blakt). 721' S.E. }4th Avr Portland 2. Ore, Anch o, !" AI. JA- - Bonnir lou Tomy Smith (Mrs. Robtrt B .). 1411· nth Avr" A nch on gt, Alaslca B,I/ ,II"" 1( ' lIJh.- Audre:y S. O'Britn (Mo; Robtrl). 18QO·1461h S.E .• BelJrvur, Wash. BoiJt, IdIl'b D-Kathtrine Louise Pugh Ltr (Mrs. P. 0,). 2104 N. }Olh 51 .• Boise, Id.ho COlli Cllllffl" O".-Alicr Puptr j tnkins (Mrs. Georar H ) , 644 E. I lIh. Coquellr, Orr, CO,f/ IJiI , O".-Mary Hylton Ralsl on (Mrs. Allen T.) I 17» Garryanna WlY, CofYallis, Ore. F""", . O",-KnharlOr M oo rt Burrington (Mrs, Patrick) 111·31st A' r W .• fugenr, Olr. E"",II . Davis Fo. lds (Mrs. Ja ck). 19204 74th W, lyn.·ood. Wash. KI ",lIIh FAils , O".-Sally Mutlltt Krnt (Mrs. Robt rt) , 1934 Pa int tr. K lamath Fills. Ou. M,d/lI,d. O",-janrth Elliott Trowbridge (Mrs. B 5.). 2227 E. Mli'!t Medford. Ore. O/,"'Pi. W.I-h.-Kathrinc Guy M iln (Mrs. Don). Rt. 6. Bol[ 143. vlympia. Wash Po"III"'l. Or,.-Dorothy J or,rnson Willilms (Mu. R. B., Jr .). S,W. M itchdl CI., Portland. Ort. S./,m. O".-Couke Doughton Rhoten (Mrs, Duid). 680 l.hdron. Avr 5., Salrm, Ort. 5",111" W"s-h.-Ruth Butlrt Gertn {Mrs. R E." 24H·291h Ave. W Seattle 99 Wash. Spd n" W,ub.-Margrry l.emax: Mallory (Mrs'j' W ), W H·28th, Spokane, Wash, T"rO,"d. lr/ tI/b. - (1nn: Smith SI1Nl,) Mars.ret A len J onu (Mu Willi.m A.) 8308 W. 44th. Ta coma 66. Wash, V,HlC ONI '", 8.C C n. - M arion K ul.:l.k Mini on (Mrs. \'(taynt) }087 Pl ymouth Or North Van cou vrr, B.C., Can, W"lIa W II W Jb.-Ph yli is Hrrm es 11.1'15. Rodnry), 204 S, Walla Walla, Wash. If/,,,d, ,h,,. If/ofJh. - Gracr Wiestu, n Douglas St .• \'(/'tnltchrt. Wash. Y"ki", , W.lb. ( P.nn;, Wbiltn. ( k Lihb ,),)-Mary Elltn Phtnnrgrr Thomson (Mrs. Clfry W,), 2165, 62nd Avt Yakima. WISh. PI PROVINCE NORTH Abl"'''''' P, II"i"(I P" Ji;/tnl-Jtssie Moeue H .milton (Mrs Ja mu M onl'Ot). U28·}8th. Sacumrnt o 16, Calif. An,t/IIP' V I/" (unc.Ju,. C.Ji/.)-Jun Ptderson. }8338 'M.ue«n St Palmdalr Cllif. 8"*,,,lp,ld C.Ji/.-Babtttr Barmann Hard ing (Mrs T , ). 2813 Harmony, Bakrufield. Cllif. B"k,I,) , Cllli/.- Mar y F, Stout Clark (Mrs. GeorJ:r S.). 1966 YoSC" mitr Rd .. Btrkelry 7, Cllif. CII""" CIIJf., C"li/.- Jeln Wilcol[ V.ndrMyndt (Mrs. Rodney), Getoun Dr Concord, Cllif. P',J"", C.Ii/ -Douit (Mrs, Wil1ilm), IHO WC"St San Bruno, Frnno. Calif. H.w.;i-Yyonne Kt nnedy Brown (Mrs. Rolla). 626 H ind Dr'I..,H onolulu 16. H awaii Uri V"I6J, N".- Junnr Bunnin. P.O. Box lOB. las Vtgu, Nry. AI ,i" Co.,,,,,, C.Ii/ - Viols Buckley Pttrrson (Mrs. M. B ). 671 las Colindu Rd., R datl. Calif. AI D""", P' lI' i"I.,I., C.li/.-Gretchrn Sptar Chtwo rth y (M rs. J ohn), 1138 lubtllt 0" Seaside. C.lif. P ID AI'II. C..IiI.-M arth. T ink u J onu ( M rs. Richard). 24220 H illvirw Dr .. I.os Alt os H ills, Calif. R,,, o. T rglia Wilson (Mrs. Ro nlld A .). 138) Colltgr Dr Rrno. NC"\', S """,InID. C.li/.-Sab r lackland H uckrba (Mrs. Wm. C J r.), 3100 Truax: Ct A pi. I, S.cumrnlo 21. Calif. S." F,.",i ulI, C Ii/.-lura Ma SSt:ngalr Wilson (Mrs. A M.). 900 Chestnut. Sin Francisco 9. Calif. S n J ill" C.li/.-Sara h Chubb, 63 N, K«blt Av t .• San Jose. Calif. S " ", ,,", C"li/.- Ma rilyn Griffi th Kohlbry (Mrs. M It,), 1498 Ascension Dr San Mateo. Calif. S o l""o CO""" C Ii/.-Shirley Wilson (Mrs. Jl ck), 13) W. Butrr , Calif. St ockt/Jlf, c.Ii/,-Mary A nnt Riddick uurio (Mrs. 1921 Cilhouo Way . Stockton. Calif. V.II" II/ I b, Mil O" (S"" ' II ROI C li/.)- H ultT Dicku Garvry (Mrs, Edmund J ). 263 Chase St Sonoma. Cilif. y.,btt-S.,IIH , C",lil,-K alhtrine F rrr Hry.nt (Mrs. Robt rt), Rt 4 Box 62 Y uba CiIY, Calif. PI PROVINCE SOUTH AI"",II'* P,III1;" r, P, lIid,nl- June Plurs Stansbury (Mrs. R G.), 17711 Karen Dr EnCin o Calif. C,n'",t'I VlI/I". ClIli/.- Barba Stron" Arm strong (Mrs. W. F ). 790 Ti,ltrrl3ll Rd " 1.115 Angeln 49, Calif. COl'in Po",oll''''. C..Ii/.-M uge Burton Blt il u (Mrs. Plul), W, " )" SI .. Ontario . Calif. GI,,,d.lt. Ali cr Ro.·dl Bonnar (Mrs. J H .). 3227 Country Club Dr.. Glrndalt 8, Calif. /..11 C.,,""•. C",Iil - Jrannr Pearcr Nidson ( M rs. I. A.L 1218 Dtscanso Dr., II Clnlda. Calif I J" II., C /il, ( AtE,I, T ,III, Af/llrd)-Mary Gibbs Griffin (Mrs. J oh n J , l. 163' Yosl Dr San Dirlto Q, Calif. Lo", B,.rb , C.lif.-Lynn Washburn Inch (Mrs. RobC"rt). Hgi Mangrum Dr Hunt ing ton 8euh , Calif. I..oJ A".,ln , C",I,/.-Bnty laUlhlin Eddy (Mrs. Thomas). 11240 Cashmrrt 51 l.es Angt les 49 Calif. NII"b 0,.""CIIII"t1 , C,,/i/.-Sally Godbolt Conovrr (Mrs. W V.)\ 1062 Mua Dr Fullrrton Calif. P JIIJ,,,,,, C.I,/.-Dorothy Wiggins (Mrs. Wm. T .). 32 Ou: K noll Gudens Dr" Cilif. Pb ll,,,i A,iz.-Ann Sin.Q:rr (Mrs. Roy). 327 E. Montt Way Phoenix. Ariz R,dl.,,;/l, C.Iif.-Betty Flandu Platz. H7 Eucalyptus Rtdllnds , Calif. Ri,ltrsid" C.li/.-C hri s Maim Calhoun (Mrs. Richard), 11' E. Blsinr St Riversidt Calif. ·5 " 8"".,du' D. C lit,- S " Oi,'II C"'i/.-Paula Moldenhautr Todd {Mrs. W. L.l. 2987 Wing SI San DirRo 10, Calif. StI" P"""";/ II V"II". C liJ.- Marsrnr Eichrr (Mrs. JUry) 19 326 Calvrrt 51 Rrseda, Calif S "t 8 ,b ,,, , C.. li/.-Mlriorie Funk Boyl r (Mrs. S. R .). 444'1 V ieil Dr .. H npr Santa Barbara. Calif. S ", M II "i, "J C I;f,-VirRinia Miller Tatom (Mrs. William), 1620 H ilts Avt l os Anstirs 24. Calif. So.,th B " C"liJ.-Ptf5GY Kilgore North (Mrs. Sam), 821 Gltn.·ay Dr" Ingltwood. Calif. S(llItb COAlt. C lif.-Marie Briggs T i mm ons (Mn,), 2314 Oakmont Avr Santa An a. Calif T "oll •. A ,iz,-Virgin ia Culbt-rtson Dahlbtrg (Mrs Hrnry), 80 Camino Mirsmo ntt Tuoon , Aril If'h;rri,." C./i/. - Irm. Shaw Calvin (Mrs. E, E .), 1321 E. l ind. Vi sta Dr ., Whiuiu. Calif .,

CALE N DARS

Communications for the Central Office should be addressed : Pi Beta Phi Centra l Offi ce, 264 Citizens B uilding, D eca tur, III. For addresses o f o ther officers, consult th e Fraternity Di rec t ory in this issu e

ACTIVE

Send checks {or in itia tio n fees to Pi Beta Phi un t ra l Office.

Send checks for Natio nal Pledge Fee to Central Office.

M a ke chec ks (o r Senior dues payable to " Pi Beta Ph i Central Office," and send to the Central Offi cc.

M ake checks (or Settlement School payab le to the "Treasurer of th e Pi Beta Phi Settlement School" and send to her.

M ake checks {or H arriet R utherford J oh ns to ne Scholarship F und payable to the "Pi Beta Phi Central Office" and send there

M ake c hecks (o r the H olt H ouse payable to the "Treasurer of H olt H ouse" a nd send to her

M ake checks for jewe lry payable to the " P i Beta Phi Ce nt ral Offi ce" and send to that office.

M a lee checks f o r magazine subscriptions payable to the " Pi Beta Ph i Maga zi ne Agency," and se nd to 264 C iti zens Building , D ecatu r, III

M ake c hecks for Cente nn ial Fund payable to "Treasurer of th e Centennial Fund" and se nd to the Fund Treas ur er

M ake checks fo r Co n vention H osp it a lit y Fund payab le to " Pi Beta Ph i Frat ernity" and se nd to the Grand Treasurer, Mrs H enry M oore, Jr., 420 Pine St., Texarkana, Texas.

NOTICE TO CANAD I AN CHAPTE RS

Ca nadia n chapters send chec k made payable to "Pi Beta Phi" with officia l jewelry order form to Pi Be ta Phi Cen t ral Offi ce. Fo r Balfour p r oducts other than insig n ia listed on o ffi cial jewelry order form send order with check payable to "L. G Balfour Company" directly to the L G. Balfour Company, Attleboro, M assachusetts.

Canadian chapters make all checks for payments o f initiation fees, p ledge fees, co n tribu ti o ns to all funds. and payments fo r Bou nd ARR OWS a nd Treasurer 's Bonds. payab le to Pi Beta Ph i and se nd to th e Grand Treasu rer, Mrs . H enr y M oore. Jr., 420 Pine St., Texarkana. Texas . Be sure to se nd GTl form with check for fees

GENERAL I NSTRUCTIONS

CHAPTER TREASURERS: Should see that letter from Grand Treasurer to the Parents of A ctives and Pledges is sent to the parents as early in the fall as it is possible. The local letter o n chapter 6nances which goes with it sho uld have been approved by the Province President the previous Spri ng. It is necessary th at pa rents understa nd the fina nc ial ob l igatio ns a t the beginning of th e yea r

Shou l d see t hat Financia l Statements to Parents o f Pledges are sent approximately two weeks before the proposed i nit iation. They shou ld be sent ONLY to the Parents of the girls who have met the initiatio n requirements and whom the chapter definite ly plans to ini t iate. This means too that the b lanks should be sent only for the girls who have r eceived th e required vote o f the Executive Council and th e Alumnz Advisory Committee for approval of initiation

Should see that badges are ordered thro ugh the Central Office It takes six weeks o r more, to comp lete badge o rders. Badges for prosp«tive members should not be ordered until all initiation requirements have betn met. Should send the National pledge fee for each pledge with Form GTI to Central Office. Canadian chap ters send fee to Mrs. H enry M oo re, Jr ., 420 Pine Street, Texarkana , Tex as, with GTl form Send within two weeks of any pledging o r repled gi ng.

Shou ld send the initiation fee for each initiate with Form GTI to Central Offi ce within three days of initiation Canadian chap ters send initiation fees to Mrs H enry M oore. Jr ., 420 Pine Street, Texarkana , Texas, with GTI form. Sho uld send monthly reports to P i Beta Phi Cen tra l Offi ce, 264 Citizens Bldg., D ecatu r, III.

CHAP TER CORRESPONDING SECRETARIES : hould report to the Central Offi ce and to the Provi nce President changes in chapter officers if they are made any time during the year

CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN: Should send within five days after any pledging, to the Director of Membership, a recommenda ti o n and consen t to bid blank, or letter of recommendation , or blue blank of information from the State M embership Chairman, for each girl pledged All blanks or letters must be counter-signed by the chapter alumna membe:rsrup advisor. Should send within two weeks after the close of the formal rushing season, a report to the Province President On the result of rushing and pledging. Al so report to the Provioct President and the Central Office, the name and address of the newly elected Chapter M embership Chairman.

CHAPTER P LEDGE SUPE RVISORS: Should send a list of pledges, on forms intended for that pltrpose, to the Central Office and D irector of Membership within five days after any pledging or repledging

CHAPTER VICE·PRESIDENTS: Should send t o the Province President within three days after any initiati o n a report that new membership cards have been placed in the card file.

CHAPTER HISTORIANS: Should send to the Provi nce President within three days aft e r any i niti atio n a report th at names of the new initiates have been recorded in the Record of Mm1bersh ip Boole OiAPTBR PROGRAM CHAIRMEN: Should a report to the D irector of Programs (see current ADow for name aod address) within one wetle following the hol d ing of the program based u pon material sent by that o ffi cer from Centnl Offi ce

CHAPTER PANHELLENIC DELEGATES: Should send semi·annua l reports to the National Panhellenic Conference Delegate on blanks sent out by her for that purpose. When college schedules make it impossible to comply exactly with fraternity calendar dates, chapter officers should contact Central Office or the officer concerned , explain the situations a nd receive specia l permissi on to vary from the established dates

CHECK GENERAL INSTR UCTIONS FOR REQUIRED REPORTS I N ADDITION TO THOSE SPECIfIE D FOR CALENDAR DATES

• EPTEII.BE"

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OCTOBER

I_Tr r ,, 41 I •••1'11111" .f aetl_ .,,41 .1.41 thl I.tt., fr t hl Gr." TI'II ••ur•• ,,41 ttl. 1.e.1 IItt.r u,la l lll lnlI IIn .ncl. 1 .bll • • II.III -Plod•• '"IIIMn "d Grand C.un cll 1,It,r .nd ch.,t I,Her I parenti • t ,1.41 III '11" a n.r ,I,d,ln, a. ,. Ibl•. RlClI'dln. a.cr.t.". d Rocord ln. 8tcmll'Y" Memb.nhl , Re.ort to Celltral oacl. -...c.rrts,." d l" tt.". Hd Actin benhl. Lil t t Cenlr 1 Ollc•. --c.rr.. ,."III... a.....t.". _.. 111._ anll ddr_ f., Id.nl of Ih.,.. Clu. I. Cenll'1ll 0 -Cllln"1I,. III". Secr.I.". .f aha.ten •• lntal"llI, ,...Iden_ nd cha , · ...." .ar" .... , '11"1'11' ta blink Cllalr.a" .f CI.",Itt" on Cha"rI"" 1--CItTu dl", Item.". ,,41 chillier ' Ittor f the WI "'.,. ARROW I. Chi"" Ltlter Editor to--P,...ld.,,! _ I tt.r .n d CGIlY of b)1t_ t. P rl\'lnct Prttldell! .nd AI •• n. AllvlMr)' CI ltt Ch.lr. an 15-<:"""""411,,, Secl'lll.". lid F5&.E Blan k SI05 ,. P r lne. 5 U11,r. flnt 1 10 Olredor

• t Protra. ,"41 Pr I"H Id.nt II--T ur., Mild 10 C.ntral Olle. p 50 to c r e ot Tn urtr'. Bond and a.u nd ARROW _Tr••• ur r nd Delln.u nl Rell ort F m to Cen,ral Ofllc•.

• Seml·Annu.1 r'lIort 10 H.llo n.1 21-- 0 .nlll, Ch.lrman M nd leite r 10 "rovlnc, S upanl "f (co py to Prerin" PI'II.ld nl) -&holanhlll Chalr",all Mnd tehol.nhl, prOlro", 10 Provi ne. 5ulI.lVlsor and Pr.-l nM PI'II.l d nl _PI,d" III"",...,. Mil d letl.r Pr.-Illtl Prl. ldent (H illY 10 Director of M benhl., ,I-Com•••ndl •• Seer ". nn d IIr" nport I eo ltt 0" Tr,n •••n 11111 tariM",.f Intredwcll.n f Tran " Blanb t. Ch.lr",.n of T,anl. fer C••• IH

NOVE BER

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PIMI •• PrMIIII .n l M" d Ittt I. P H Prttl den t ..... .."d Ittl I. Pr nH lum'flllr (e ny 10 -Mlluin. Ch.lr", ." Mn d Cllr I Gift .ubMrhrtl.n, t. PI Bit. Ph i M.,uln. Atell.,. t ••n.ul'll .In c.rd di llve". by Otc, /Ilber 2a.

DECEMBER

ProtIC lion A_d vlt t. Coun ler 'er Ch.,le, Io--Prlll d."t 4 I,H'" I P ro vlntl P I'II. ld i nt. und Ittl.r t. Prowln e. SU,.IVIt., (cUI' t

JANUARY

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Il--Protld ln l 1d I t. Pr net P rMl d l"l

If-Pl d aUIII" ltO r "III Ittl t. Pr nct Prll ld,"t Tr r ,,41 Senl A"lIcatl.n bl.nb .1141 &.nl Due. for .141 ,...,. .ra 11I U CI.lrll O_C4I. Ca dl." chi"'" Inuu,.. 41 I. Grend Tr I1' _A"lIcaH.n flf PI Bib. Ph i FlII hl, d ll. 10 Grand P, ul d.nt. 2O-PI PHI TIME a II IIIIf1 Mn d •• terlal to P r.-Inc. CO.,dln.I ..... d I.tt I. Pr llc. SUIIM"fI...,. (HillY t.

FEBRU A RY

I-PI'II,,,,, Ch.)''''a" "lei f'"" on P I Phi Hl,hl J2 10 Olr !., .f Pro· ... fraltnllty I tI.n. _ T llr., MII4 Oilln ,,' R.1IOft tl Cln"'l O_co. I t-PmI4 •• t ,,4 IttI I. Pml,," P ld ••t SIOI I. PrIYIIIOI Sulll"t , • • _HIIt I d lr:t M••., dluttr hlltlf)" t. N.tl.n.1 a.."",_ 1

ChI.I'" HI,I"' Io--FI ••I 41.11 f., lctl.1II If .--..

-Gtr ,.ndln. 8ecmllY /1 41 co py o. n_ ofll etr Iht to Clntral aile• 11141 Provlnco P ldlfll ISo- AA C ., I.ch ch.,t nd In It. no.lnatlo" tot til. ch.1l1er 1arY1c. AWlrd I. Ihl P,...,IIIC4I P r ldClt -Flnll 41.1. f ch.,ter 1I lnatlon for Alii), Bllr"h •• Onk•• Aw.rd t • "t t. Provl"CI Pt ld.nt -Pr"l'II. Chal, " Mnd challl., "r•••Ian fer He.nd Ier t. Olroctor • • Pro.,.. •• and Provlnct P rfllden t

2$-SChl l.nhl. Ch.lrmlll nd Itlter to Province 5u"",l...,. (c. ,y I. Prevl"ct -Sch.lanhl,p,ttld,nt).Ch.lr",a" nd Allllntlon 1 8thol.nhl. Achlev•••nl Cutlflc.t. to NallolI.1 khol.r.hI, Chllnn.n. -Scholanhl, Ch.lrm.n-Ior ch.III,n htwln. lu.rter .,lIe_n ll BI.nk 13 r vl.... 11NiG. 'or flnt quarter 10 N.tlontl Schol.,.hI • Ch.lr.an P rl'tlnc, SU il ttY".,•• nd P' lnc. P r ld.nl

MARCH I-PrIIlde"1 nd Ollc Inttruell.n Report to Pr.-Inell P I'II<ld'n l _lI teII'dln. Nnd Reetrdin. SecrellfY" Me.blrthlll R.aort 10 Cantr.1 -Corm,","d'n.O_C4ISter.11lY nd Actin MUlbtnhl. 11 .1 to C.ntral Ollee -e.rrll,."dln. Stent.". ,, 41 Ch.,I" letter 1M SU/ll ARROW I. Ch.,t. L.tt. Edit lo-P'''''.111 nd Il tt., I. Pr",lnH P resident. -C."...,.ndln. Sacret.". Mnd Second Report to Ch.lrm", .f C It· t ee." Tr,",f"•. ISo-Pied" lu,.,.,I...,. ,,41 I.U 10 ProvlnC41 Prald.,,1 (ct,y t OlrlC'or Mnd r rt on P I Phi ,U.hl sa t. Olr"l.r of PrI.r••• - AilPllc llon, 'or Viral nit AI.h. Schof.nhl ll du to Chllrm.n .t Stltl nt Schoo l CommlltM. 211--8ch. l.rthlll Ch.lrm'n "n d laltar to P rovlnco S up.IVI , (C''I Y t. Prtwl nct P'lIlde nl). -5c hcl, n hllll Ch,lrm,n li nd flYlled K h ol.,. hlp Il tO , r.m to Provi nce Sup.rvlsor tn d Provlnc P rllid eni -Scholar.hlp Ch.lrm a n- for c h pl.n h.v ln, mul.r .y.l.m _ nd BI.nk p. r evl d 1960. for nul 1I/II ter to N tlon.1 8chol. , .hl. Ch lrlllan, Provl nc. 5u " vllor• • nd Provlnc. Pr.lld ln l

APRIL

Io-p ld.nl nd lelt., 10 Pl'llvlnet Presid en t II--T, ur.r Mn d 6tnllt Appllca tl.n bl .nh all d Senior Ou 'or Jun. .. Ollc• Can.dlan chuter t r ••, u r., nd I. _Tl'lluu Itnd .rdar for IUII,II ' er nu.t ,.. , NaUona l A_un ' · I". 8,..t•• t. CI"lr,1 Oillet _TrlUu,.,. c had!. to be .111'11 chlDI., ctntrlbul1on. I. P I B.ta Ph i 1IIf'!' ocll h.n He" "t. 25-&h.l.,..hl. Ch.lr",.n-'" ch •• t.,. hlwln, luart.r .,..t l._"d Blank JI. l'II'1'had 1160. for _"Il ,u.rt,.. t. H,U.II .I Ieh.ll,.hl. Ch.lr lII P ,.....ln 5u,,"hor• • nd Provinc PrIIld."t 2J-F ndon' Day t Ultbr.ttd with nearMt AlulllnM Clu • MAY

l-CtrTttllOndln, I5tcrc t .r)' Mnd "nllll.1 Cha pler Rllllort t. CAntra l Ollu P , ra/ll Ch lr/ll " lid 1I1IIf1 f PI Phi Nl,ht S4 t. Ol rmor .f Pro.r PI Phi Tim R.porter lin d ",.Iorla l to P ro vl nc. Coordlnal -Chaptlr 6tHI.",.nl Seh"l Ch.lr"'a n Hn d 10 Chalr"'an. h ltl e",.n l 5chool ComIllIHH COliI' of SeHle""nl Sehoo l P ro,tI/II for oon.lder• • Uon for MI)' L. KI II .r Aw.rd. -A.-lIeaUon ••or H. rrl.t Rulhtrlord Johnllon Se ho l.,. hl duo I. Gr.nd 8M , ala". _AII.Il , Uon. fot C.II'or"la Alph. Sc holanhlll duo I. MrI Rleh ., d Mad l•• n a G.rl.nd PI .ct. Mlnl o P.rk C.llfor"I • -A",ilutl.", 'or Ruth BarnH S lth Scholarlhlll du. t Grand Viet Prttld.nt. _A ",lIcaU on 'or Junl r AIUMn. GroulI Se hol .,.hl ll t. Grand Viet Pre.llII,nt. Io-Prllld.nt nd I.tt,r to Provlnc. PtIIld .nt. ISo-FIIIII d,l. for I_tt.n f ch.,ter lIc --c.errtt ndllll, Sterlll". 41 ofllc lid I C.nlra l Olllct and P ,...,I.OI Prlll d'n t -Cha.t., M•• bel'llhlll Ch.lr •• " 11,, 41 report oulllnln, .um nd ..11 r •• h III.n. to Provln lDl P mld.nt - HI .I nd ch.,t., hl.,...,. t. N.llon. 1 .u""l Chillt Hh ltt l Att lrib' Ch.lrm." ""d re,ort I. P'O'tlntl Prllld 1I1. -" u.l. Ch.lr •• " ,,41 1.1t., I. N.l lon.' M.,le CII.lr"'lIIn _Pruldent nd Olll carl' Instruction ReNrb I. Pr.vl nc. Prllld.nl Seml. Annua l I'll I. N.tl.nal 25-Sehollnhl. Ch.lr",an nd leUII'II to P rovlnc. 5 u lltn l (HPY I. Pl'llvl " H Pr.lld nt)

JUHE

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ALUMNIE

M ake checks (or n ationa l alum nr dues payab le to Pi Beta Phi Ce ntral Offi ce an d send to your Al um nor Province Pres i de nt

M ake checks for Settlement Schoo l payable to the "Treasu rer of the Pi Bela Phi Settlement S,hool" and send to you r Alumnz Provi nce President.

M a ke checks for Emma H arper Turner M emorial Fund payab l e to that fund and send to your Alu mnr Province President.

M a ke checks for the H o lt H o use payable to th e "Treasure r of H olt H ouse" an d se n d t o your Al um na: Pr ovi n ce Preside n t.

Make checks (o r H arriet Rutherfo rd J o hnstone Scholarship Fun d payable to " Pi Beta Phi Cent ral Offi ce" and send t o yOUf Al umnr Provi n ce President

Mak e checks for Cenlennial Fund payab le to " Treasurer of the Cent e nni al F u n d" and sen d t o your Alumn lr Provi n ce Pres ide nt.

M a ke c hecks fo r je welry payab le to th e " Pi Beta Phi Centra l Office" an d send to tha t office.

Make checks fo r magazine subscriptions payable to the " Pi Beta Ph i M agazi ne A ge n cy," 264 Citizens Building, D eca tur, 111.

M ak e ch ecks fo r Jun ior Group Scholarship payable t o "Pi Beta Phi Central Office" and sen d to your A lum n lr Province P reside nt.

Make checks fo r Arrowc raft payable t o "Arrowcra ft Shop" and send to P i Beta Ph i Arro wcraft Sh op, G a tl inburg , Tenn.

Make checks for Convention H ospita l ity Fund pa)table t o "Pi Be ta Phi Fraternity " and send to your A lumnlr Province President.

D onati o n s fr om clubs to a ny of th e above f un ds may be sent t o the Alumnlr Provi nce Preside nt a ny t ime during t he cl ub yea r but all checks mus t reach Al umna! Provi n ce Preside nt by April 30 th for, inclusion in a nn ua l repor ts.

NOTICE TO CANADIAN ALUMNlE CLUBS

Officia l badges are ordered through Pi Beta Phi Central Offi ce Send checks made payable to " Pi Beta Ph i" wi th the order

Canadian alumna: clubs make all ch ecks for payment o f annual a lu mna: dues a n d contributions to all p r o jects payable to Pi Beta Phi Frate rnity a nd send to the Grand Treasurer, Mrs Henry Moore, Jr , 420 Pine St , Texarkana, Texas, mentioning s pecific int ended am o unt of con tribution to each fund

OCTOBER

1G-C,""Nnd ln , Secret.ry Mn d In M morl.", n.tlc to C.nl r.1 O_co for Wlnler ARROW

NOVE BER

Oelell", Al umll. PraYin co Pr"ident .nd Com mill " Chairman on Alum II. PrOiram l a nd ProJec t l. I5-Tre u ror nd .n nual dU '1 to Alu mn. Provi ne. Pr ul dillt. _RecommendaUonl Ch.lrman Mn d repo rt to Ol ...ctor of M,. boorlhlp ts- uilt. Chalr• • n Mn d Chrht ,IU I Ub lUl U.nl t. PI Pnl li ll Ate n.)' to '"lure Chrllh" , Itt cud d U• .". II)' 0 101.· '" " .

JANU RY Secr,t.". Mnd In " morl.m notle to Central OffiCI for Sprlll, ARROW t--Chap,or Lon lb Day.

FEBRUARY

I- El oc t Off npolnt Club Rtco",,,,,n d tlon Ch.lrman t. Ie" ' I,..", May eoOI=t.!;d RROW

RCH

I- Electio n of omc, n Iho uld be he ld at Ih ruul 'T M rch " N II II , 01 the Club : Id offleen t. lake oflle••t Ih dOH 01 fi l col ,.ur, Mu

20 ( Curnn! du mUlt h " beell Id b,. thl. d t , to ,"u lo on. to voto .t tho .nnul oledlon or be ell .lbl. for otlco. )

wlttl , Iub new, t.

$-C.., ndln. leer.tal')' Mn d I n M,.orl , notlc t Centr. 1 Ollco for er ARROW

IS-Roc••••nd.tlOIil Chlr", te nd 1'.,01'1 t. Olrec tor f Member1;hhl. PRIl.

IS-Tr••lu r.r le nd n.llolIIl dU ll to th e Alumn. Province PrOil de nt Du ",uII be r ecel",d b)' Ihll dal, to 1M In e luded III curTI n! y,.r', t t ll 2a- fou nd.,.' Ou t. 1M "",brat.d with tta. "..,. t .ctl ch tor or cta t 3Ci--AII dO Il.tl O"1 to fllftd. I hould be ••U.d t. Alu. n. Prov l"" Prell d .n t .C::::I and turn a. d irocl,d

MAY

2O-Club fll c.1 ye.r ,n d l. -Cor .,ondllli 8ferotary nd now Dffleo r Lilt to AIUlll n. Provine. Prllld , nt .nd C ntral Otic (..,.11.... I, ""Ible ) CotTeI,olldln, Seer,tary .utt 1M l ubtcrllter t. ARROW -TrUilirer n d audit 111'1 d lrect.d In Central O_co 1.1t

JUl.Y

IS-Cor relt ondi n, Setr.tary n d I n M.morl. m notl cn to Cen l ra l Oll ce for fall AR RO W

Jeweled Shaft (Additional to p lain badge price)

Add 10% Federal Tax and any state or city taxcs to all pri ces quoted.

SPECIAL IN SIGN IA- We will furnish insignia in any stone combination you desire. Please write for prices or contact your Balfour representative

Orders for all insignia must be se nt to Pi Beta Phi Central Offi ce-exce pt recognition pins for which orders may be sent directly to the L. G. Balfour Company and we will obtain official approval. Member"s name and Chapt er must accompany all orders.

O F TH E PI BETA PH I FRATERNITY

Un less olherw ise dtsi.n aled (with price qu otat ion), the supplies Idled bel ow will be furoished free nted 01 tbem it at.bli,he d ORDERS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED AS FOLLOWS

TO GRAND PRESIDE NT l or:

Blank .pplicatio ns lor the fell ow.hip Blank chatten

Blink n otifica ti on of finel to Chs pter Presiden t Blink no ti&.tioo o f fines 10 Grand Treasurer Votina blanks l or ch'Pters on Ira ntin, 01 cb.tten Votin, blan u (or Grand Co un ci l

TO GRAND VICE PRE SIDENT for :

Blank .ppl icati ons fOf cl ub

Bl ank app licati ons for Ruth Blrrett Smith ScholacshiPJ:

Blank .ppli Ci ti oOi (or Junior Al umn3t Group Scbo larsb i p Chlrters for clu b s

TO GRAND SE CRETARY for :

Bl ank .pplicat ions for H l rriet Rutberf ord Scbo luships Ci p her .nd Key Lis t of .1I 0wed expe ns es to tbose luvelio, on fraternity businCJI

TO NATIONAL PANHELLENI C CONFERENCE DELEGATE fo r : Instructio ns to petitioni n, ,roups

TO MANGEL. Fl orist. Ch iello III.. fo r : Pi Bet. Phi W i ne Ca rn.ti onl (W ri te for prices )

TO PI BETA PHI MAGAZI N E AG ENCY, 264 Cit izens Buil d i n• De<&tur, III.

TO PI BETA PHI CE NTRAL OFPlCE. 264 Cit ize n s Bu il d i ng. D«atur, III., l o r :

Accou ntin, Po rms:

Bill Book-3,.: T R. Alumn3t Adviso r, Comminee M anua l 'O ( Ad .ilOl7 Offi cer Lins Cl ub Dutiel 01 Offi ce" Alumn3t Club Officers Lists Club Preside nts ' N ote boo ks $2 ' 0 Cl ub Book (tripl iCi te recei pts, no charge ) Commitlee Recommenda t ion s Manua l. '04 Delelale M.n ual, ,O C Ah,azine Chairmca M anual P.nbellenic M anu.1 of In formlt lo n Affiliat io n Ceremony

Applicati ons (or Praternity Schol.nhips

A o (P ro m o ld files) •. price co chapten for complctina rch ives , ) OJ

BlaDb : Actiyc membership Hsb Aflilillioo Ind Tunder Introd uction Transfer Appronl for Affiliation Note of Affiliation Annual Report, due May I Broke-o Pled&c Ch pero n While card to be scnt out in f.1I to chairman Blink for D.ta on Chaperon AppliCition BI.nk fo r Chaperon

"The ReI.lions Be:twn:n I Chapter .nd Its Chaperoo"

Uniform Dutics o f Chapter House Chaperon

Chapter Officcr Contents of ArchiYCs Lilt

Credentill. to Conventio n Dismiual .nd Reinstatement BI.nU

Automatic Prob.tio n Automatic Dismiss.1 D ismissal

Ellpuilio n H ODO rabie D ismissal

Reins ta temen t EmboJScd Initia t ion Certificate (iosl OOel replaced, ) 0, each) Frllcmity S tud,. and Educ ati o n Blanks, #10,. #20'. #}O)

GTI forms lo r nd i nit iJt io n lees

Ina ct i ve membersh i p lists

Initiation Certifica tes Rus h i n. : of Recommendation 100 for 604

Informat ion Blank from Stale Membersb i p Chairman (to ch apter)

Req uest f OI Info rmation from Membersbip Chairman (to cbapler)

Confiden t ia l I n format io n, ta ch Scho lal1hip Blanks, #3, #" 5t'n ior Applicatio ol £Or M'embcnbip in Dept V ia President ' , Report

Book 01 In itiate Silnatutu ( ormed, c.lled Bound Const i tution) " , 00 (Before o rderina cb.pters mwt hue pe rmiuion £rom or Vditin. Otfiar)

F o r Valclllin c's Da y; Binhda ys &:

Book of Pled&es' Sil:naturct, , ).00 Book Plain, ' 1.)0 pet 100 Cindie Ll&hlltl& urcmony Cards-for ordetln&: supplies from unlul Office, Ie tach Catd.t--Du. on Recent GudulIC'f. Ie each Chapll:t FIle Cards} • ) m.hel (In IoU of not len tllln 100 wh,te, 111m,," and blue). Uc 100 Chaplet File In,ltuet,<.n S-lOlclel. 1)( Chaplet PmadtnU' Rtftrcnct BInder M.terill, '2,)0 ConstItution-Write lot rnformati'!" ,nd prict D,rectorY of P, &11 Phi, '2.)0 D'Jmisul Bindel, FmJncial til Puent) (,I Pled," Fluhli,hts Ind DUltIIC's, Me uctt- 57.SO per OGlen Hut.,rical Play, I C. SIJr ,nu, )OC HlStori,n'. B,ndu, ' ''.00 H.Slorian. ""It-book pIper-It pcr sh«t Holt HUUM: Boo ldcl, )OC H ouu Ruin (o r Ch.lptcrs Ho to Study Booklet, 'Oc InHla t m" Ctrtmony. IH elch, '1.)0 per dozen Instructions to yuilln, IJtfaCUS Jc_cJr)' Ordtr forms I, uch uuers to Parents of Pled"es Manuals for Chapter Officers: Actl\,II('1 Cen'''t. Ccremr>niC'll, Charter Manual, Delel.1ltt, Guidt 1M ConSlilull",nal Rudin., HutOti.1ln_ House M'I,zlnc (h.1lllmln, PI PhI TImes Reporllr, Pledge SPO"'''t, P,lIICiCS and SundIn, Rukl, Pro811m Ch,irm,n, Publrcll),. Recordln, Sceleur)'. >nS Sch"JanhIP. Settlemenl School. S,)(ul Chalrm,n, SUle Mem· bership (hazrm'n. Trcasuu:t. Vice Plesident-'O( ueh, So CI.1II UUle CAs Olhers lIke You)-80( President (IooK,Jut lelther co\er) S'.OO, noteb'l k NiCS. $ 2_'0 Pled,c SUllcrvisur (lo ather covet) S ).oo. n ,(e!xK I< PIICI. S2-'O Manuals f'r NUHJn.1lI SI,ndin, (.hJpcrvn, Chapter H,lUSC JlI'nn,n, & Buddin'. Musrc, Pub 11(11),. 'OC ucb

• My C;c\cn Gilts I. Pi Btl, Phi" 'c ucn. )0. pcr dOlen (Not all supplies hand!cd In the Ccntral Officc arc listed

Know Your !-OPC," 11, Outbne fot By Law, of Acti"c (b.1lpters PI Phi Put)' s.,;.nl Duokl. )0. nch PI Phi T''''fl Bulletms. -)c

P:edl!;c e. This boc<k includes qucstlOns and ann.tt. for pJcdle eUmlnatlons. A copy I furnished FJ uch pled,e ,.,jtn out (hu,e Tne '0. IS a replaccment price fur ule tt) members Pledge Rrtual. 20. rer dOlen

PledKl(l1 urem !nY. 10c e"h. S ,00 pet dozcn Rece,>,!, fOI "Jumnol(' Pr PrUldent and Pr ,.,ince Preslden!s Ree rd A !>um PI 8cu Phi Keep SirH(lng, Hr-Fl lP. S4_n Ru"d 01 Iembcrsnip S. ,I<, full $10.00. lBeI· re olcet· Inl, chapters muH ha\e permnslon frum Pc Preslden! c.r Vls,lrn, Officer I Recordln, Bo. k S6.00 IFor minules .,f mtc!in,s) Rlbb.,n· } ,ncb IIbbon----64, yd. h mch ubbon-16. yd. RitUAl. 20c I'lCr dflun Robes fnr ,nltlat,on. $ 7.00 (Preudent $9.00) 2 w('('ks n()lice Robe Pattern fnr model initiatl"n gOll>'n, R"htrt s Rules of O,der-S2.7Q Roll f.all of thapters (one is included IIIjlh taCn P]cdle B k (lldeled)

S.b'lliUhip Applications; Calif, 'tnll Alphl Fund Ruth Burett Smith HartLet Rutherford }"hnnone Junl"r Alumnol(' Gruup Sefl· I,r-<.h,p PI.que Order Cenlnl Office :-cniM Fare eJ] (ertm 'ny Seul('mel1l School 80< kIet. Pr<llram-··It (Iluld H,ppen Here"

Pro irAm-··A Vis,t !o SeUlement 5ch101'· Pr '!rum PllnnJn8 GUIde I,en' A,,':o" lnap(tr Iclter bellow). 15< pCr B shcelS Othoal SI,ti .r.eIY (III' rIte (enlul Offite fur pIHel. :\11 (Ihted piper ordered ducctJy lrom 8.11lt"ul. Sympbony, 30(

\X'r:te for further informallon if you supplies not lilted.)

HA VE YOU MOVED OR MARRIED'

We must have all re9utsted information so please complete ;11 full. Mail thIS slip to the PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OFFICE, 26·' Citizens Bldg., Decatur, Illinois

PRESENT NAME (Print Husband's Full Name, Please)

PRESENT ADDRESS (Street) (City) (Zone) (State)

FORMER NAME

FORMER ADDRESS (Street) (City) (Zone) (State)

MAIDEN NAME CHAPTER YR.INIT.

Do you hold a club, chapter, or national office'

Postmaster : Please send noti c of Undel i'l f:table copies 0 Form 3579 to Pi Bet" Ph 2M Cit iuns Building. Dec. tu Illinois