The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Winter-1986

AIMING STRAIGHT

dear EDITOR,

EDITOR ' S NOTE : This Is your page-made available to anyo ne wisblng to comment on articles, the magazine, or any topic of Interest to our readers Letters must be signed with full name, address, and chapter We reserve tbe right to edit as needed to space requirements and content msf

Hooray for C.O.

After graduating from Virginia Tech in 1984 , I have married and moved three times in the course of one year Despite my various addresses , Pi Beta Phi Central Office and The Arrow have diligentl y kept up with me , and for that I am extremely grateful.

When I was in Tulsa , OK , I notified Central Office of my new address and asked who I could get in touch with to join the Tulsa Alumnae Pi Phis The answer came back within a few days , and I enjoyed eight months with the Tulsa Pi Phis!

I recently moved back to Virginia and , in the process , didn ' t receive the summer edition of The Arrow . A quick note to Central Office had my request delivered within a week Keep up the good work! Pi Beta Phi is always number one and I am so proud to be one!!

Carolyn Crowley Wilkerson

Virginia Zeta

Newport News , VA What can we say? That's our super efficient Central Office!

Loved Spain. Missed PI Phil

The article written by Kim Johnson (Summer' 86) about her semester in Europe had special significance for me I too had to make a similar decision She brought back man y of the same feelings I had when I left my chapter for Granada , Spain . It was tough to leave UConn and my sisters , but it was the experience ofa lifetime and I'm so glad I went Not one day went by when I didn't look at my pictures and other Pi Phi belongings I even met another Vermont Beta who was also studying at the University

I encourage every Pi Phi to go abroad if she has the chance . It might be difficult to go , but the experiences she ' ll gain will be invaluable One thing both Kim and I learned , a Pi Phi can always come back to sisters who love her and missed her .

Anne Varrone

Connecticut Alpha Guilford , CT

Remember this to help remember.

I read the excellent Arrow from cover to cover , but even so could have missed the point I'm about to make

In your " Arrow Hook " paragraph (Summer ' 86) on alumna / alumnus, you do not mention pronunciation , and so man y college graduates still fumble there.

Some years ago I wrote-for a Convention Dally as I recall-a brief verse a la " Thirty Day s Hath September " to clarify thiS , and it might be worth repeating : When one speaks of you and me , Sisters , we are alumnae (nee)

But with our husbands , you and I

Together are called alumni (ni ).

Sic biscuitus distintegrat ." °

Many thanks for your good work

Marion Wilder Read North Dakota Alpha Morristown , NJ

°That's the way the cookie crumbles ! And we just can ' t resist repeating Marion is an alumna Her husband , if such there be , is an alumnus

Wonts scholarship Information

I thOUght that perhaps you could steer me in the right direction for some information I am beginning law school at Columbia University in New York City this fall I have been trying to gather and organize all the financial aid and loans necessary to fund this ambitious project I happened to notice , while reading my Summer ' 86 Arrow, that Pi Phi has in the past awarded Graduate Fellowships I would be very interested in applying for this type of grant Perhaps you would know who specifically I should contact about applying

In a more careful examination of this issue , I came across a small notice concerning the New York Metro Area scholarship of '700 which I have called to receive an application for And oddly enough , on the final page , was a note about the new Dean of Columbia Law School , the first woman So interesting that all this information should have been contained in this one issue I will be sure not to miss any other issues as they may prove as helpful

I have very much enjoyed reading all my issues of The Arrow , always searching for people and places that I know . I am rarely disappointed . It makes the world seem so much smaller

Sydney Allison Baird North Carolina Beta Durham , NC

We sent the following information to Sydney : For Alumnae Scholarship application forms , write Mrs Patricia A Cooke , 10328 Berkshire Road , Bloomington , MN 55437

COVER-Learn all about Pi Phi's new drug education program, AIMING STRAIGHT. The story begins on page 15. Cover is reprinted with permission of The Ohio D. 0 a magazine of the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine.

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Margaret Campbell (1846-1936)

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

Alumnae Club Forum Editor

Carol Busch Marlowe , 5199 Firestone Place, Santa Rosa , CA 95405

From Pi Phi Pens (Book Reviews)

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Those of you who have admired our cover this issue will note that it was ftrst produced by the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine . The staff of The Ohio D O magazine used the photo to illustrate a story about the college ' s support of a drug rehabilitation center in southeastern Ohio

Two of the doctors on the clinical faculty at Ohio University have added to their regular duties by serving as medical directors at a drug rehab residence for teenagers. Students at the college also often serve as presenters and advisers to the recovering addicts . The program to help drug dependent teens is just one of the many community outreach efforts of the college

As Pi Phi begins its own efforts to ftght drug abuse , we applaud the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine for the help its staff is contributing to the battle And we thank them for the use of the cover art which so vividly identiftes the enemy for us

On page 69 of this issue , you will ftnd pictures of the province offtcers. They were taken at the officers ' Leadership Workshop at Arrowmont in Gatlinburg, TN, the weekend of September 20 . That workshop is always an extra special time . Not only do "old" offtcers have an opportunity to renew friendships , but it is the ftrst time new offtcers meet together and are welcomed to a happy group. It is a special time of learning surrounded by the beauty of Arrowmont , and offtcers, old and new, return to their duties inspired by the progress our Fraternity continues to make.

A new opportunity was presented those who could stay over an extra day. Sunday afternoon four-hour classes were offered in miniature tapestry weaving, basketry, and batik. Our complete lack of artistic ability made us the butt of several unkind remarks in the tapestry weaving class , but it was fun to experience , at last, a class at Arrowmont , even though it was just a sample.

When Katharine B. MacKay was elected alumna trustee on the Board of Trustees of St Lawrence University, the news was duly noted in the Watertown , NY daily paper. The item neglected to mention an important fact, however , and the omission was noted by Marion Acker LaRue , president of the St Lawrence Arrow Association alumnae of New York Gamma

In a letter to the editor , Marion wrote , " I strongl y feel that the public should know one more important fact about [Katharine]. Miss MacKay be l ongs to Pi Be ta Phi Sororit y and is an alumna of New York Gamma Chapter .... "

Katharine is an assistant executive director for administration of the Port Authority of New York and New Jer se y.

Marion ' s letter w as printed in the paper , and now the entire area is awar e of Katharine ' s affiliation . Hooray for Marion !

When the Rockford , IL Alumnae Panhellenic Council held its annual Woman of the Year luncheon , Nancy Nichols Olson , Illinois Zeta , was one of the four finalists . Nancy has been extremely active in the local alumnae club as well as in her community , and is currently philanthropy and Arrowcraft sale chairman of the alumnae club

When the New York Zeta chapter was installed at Colgate last May , it became our 118th chapter, was colonized in our 118th year , and offtcially resides at 118 Broad Street! And when California Kappa is colonized at the University of California-San Diego , it will be the first Pi Phi chapter with the Kappa designation , and the tenth chapter in the state of California .

Congratulations to Evelyn Wilie Moody , Texas Alpha , who has received the President ' s Award of the Society of Independent Professional Earth Scientists , Houston Chapter . The award recognizes outstanding contributions in the fteld of geology as a whole and to the Society itself.

Word from her mother , June Bietsch White , Pennsylvania Gamma , tells us that her daughter , Sharon , Vermont Beta , was named Computer Person of the Year by the Anchorage , AK chapter of Data Processing Management Association Sharon owns her own company and along with her partner , Steve Gregg , owns two other companies. According to June , •• Sharon and Steve do a bit of work for Gov . Sheffteld in Juneau and the commuting gets quite hectic playing hop-scotch with the fog They often end up in Ketchican to wait out the weather. It is an interesting life. She could write a book about her experiencessalmon fishing in Jackpot Bay , belonging to the Auxiliary Coast Guard in their sailboat , computing for Aleyska while oil was in demand , snowmobiling to their land claim (with two German shepherd dogs on sleds in tow), almost getting stuck on melted rivers , and trav eling the pipe line to educate the use of compute rs to o utpost s -fo ll owing snowplows to clear the way."

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Call to Convention

PI PHI LOVE AND " ALL THAT JAZZ "

awaits you when the Fraternity ' s 56th Biennial Convention convenes at the fabulous Fairmont Hotel in the Mardi Gras city, New Orleans, Louisiana , June 20-25 , 1987.

" ALL THAT JAZZ" will include a full program of workshops, special meal events , legislative sessions, songfests , inspiration, friendship , hospitality and of course "PI PHI LOVE ."

Join us on June 20 on the banks of the Mississippi where the spirit of New Orleans and Pi Phi friendship will pervade!

The Grand Council of Pi Beta Phi Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg Grand President

The charm of New Orleans comes, for the most part, from an exciting mixture of old and new. Trolley cars stili clang on St. Charles Avenue, but the streetcar named Desire , made famous by Tennessee Williams , Is only a memory. New Orleans Is a city of Mediterranean mood where people, of many cultures-French, Spanish, American, African-have created a singular way of life. (Photo courtesy of New Orleans Tourist Commission)

CONVENTION INFORMATION

The 56th Biennial Convention of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity will be held at The Fairmont Hotel, University Place, New Orleans, Louisiana 70140, from Saturday , June 20,1987 to Thursday , June 25,1987.

CONVENTION COMMITTEE

CONVENTION CHAIRMAN :

HOSPITALITY CHAIRMAN :

REGISTRATION CHAIRMAN :

Kitsie Barkley Roth (Mrs. Jon B.) 1838 State Street New Orleans, Louisiana 70118

Cindy del Corral Ellington (Mrs Stanley , Jr ) 10 18 State Street

New Orleans, Louisiana 70118

Nancy Morarity Michiels (Mrs . Leo P.,Jr.) 442 Lowerline Street

New Orleans, Louisiana 70118

NATIONAL CONVENTION COORDINATOR : Mary Kahlenberg Schroeder (Mrs Alan) 4284 Woodland Shadows Place

Santa Rosa , California 95404

HOTEL INFORMATION

Full American Plan: (rate includes room, meals, sales tax and 15% gratuity on meals).

Single-$122 per day, per person

Double-'88 per day, per person

Triple-'77 per day, per person

Full American Plan will begin with dinner Saturday night, June 20, 1987 and end with breakfast Thursday morning, June 25, 1987.

SPECIAL MEAL EVENTS

If you are eligible and plan to attend any of the Special Meal Events, please mark the CONVENTION REGISTRATION FORM. Please see separate information page in this issue All fulltime hotel registrants are automatically counted to attend all evening meals.

INDIVIDUAL MEAL TICKETS

Pi Phis who are not fulltime guests at the hotel may purchase individual meal tickets at the Meal Ticket Desk in the Registration Area at the hotel. Tickets must be purchased at least 24 hours prior to the time of the meal. Tickets may also be purchased in advance by mail through the Registration Chairman (address above).

Breakfast: '8.00; Lunch: $15 .00; Dinner: '24.00; Banquet: '34 . 00. Prices include: the cost of the meal, sales tax and gratuity. Times of meals are as follows: Breakfast 7:00 to 8:00 a .m . ; Lunch: 12:00 noon; Dinner: 6:30 p.m.; Banquet: 7:30 p .m .

TRANSPORTATION

Pi Beta Phi is proud to have Delta Airlines as its official carrier for the 1987 Convention. To obtain a special discounted air fare , call HMS Travel (in Santa Rosa, California) toll free number: 1-800-331-6086 California residents, call collect : 1-707-526-2929 All Pi Beta Phi Officers and official Collegiate Delegates who are attending Convention at national Fraternity expense must make travel arrangements through HMS Travel. HMS will cOrUtrm your reservation at the lowest available rate If Delta does not service your city , HMS Travel will confirm the best possible route and fare to New Orleans.

AAC and HOUSE CORPORATION PRECONVENTION SEMINARS

Indicate on the Registration Form if you will attend either of these Seminars. You must be an official member of an AAC or House Corporation Schedule your arrival before 6:00 p.m. Friday, June 19, 1987 Meetings begin Friday evening and continue until 4:00 p.m Saturday, June 20, 1987. There is a registration fee of '20 for those attending these seminars.

CONVENTION CHORUS

Sign-up space is provided on the Registration Form. Chorus practice is held late in the evenings. It is an excellent opportunity to learn new songs and sing old favorites.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

Upon arrival at Convention, go directly to the hotel registration desk. Proceed from there to the Convention Registration Area. Bellman tipping: usual fee is '1.00 per bag.

Credentials: All voting delegates must show credentials in order to vote. Voting delegates must register at the Credentials Desk in the Registration Area

DAILY/PART-TIME REGISTRATION

Daily Registration Fee is '20.00 per day, per person, meals not included, for those attending Convention on a parttime basis without hotel accommodations. This registration fee is required for all Pi Phis attending any portion of Convention, except for meal events. Fill in the appropriate space on the Registration Form or pay daily registration fee at the Pi Beta Phi Registration Desk during Convention.

Note: Pi Phis who are staying in the hotel on a part-time basis are required to pay the daily registration fee of '20 for each night spent in the hotel.

OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION

Opening Reception: 3 to 5 p m. Saturday , June 20, 1987. "Meet Grand Council "

Dress: White dress is required for attendance at the Memorial Service. Banquet on the flnal evening is formal, long or short dress. Other meals are less formal; dress as you would for a sit down meal in any flne hotel. The hotel is air conditioned; a sweater or jacket may be desired for extra comfort.

Cameras : Pictures may not be taken during ceremonies . Moderation is requested during meals, programs and meetings .

Recreation: Tuesday aftemoon , June 23, 1987. Tours include a Riverboat Cruise, Shopping in the French Quarter , A Tour of Homes in the Garden District and an Art Museum Tour. See Information Page in this issue for descriptions and prices. Tuesday lunch will not be served at the Convention Hotel. Please fill in the appropriate part of the Registration Form if you wish to participate in a tour . All recreation tours will include lunch. Some of the tours are limited in the numbers they can accommodate .

Post Convention Tour: Thursday , June 25 , 1987 . Following Convention , there will be a one-day Plantation Tour. Buses will leave the hotel in the moming and return that evening . The hotel will honor the Convention room rates (excluding meals) for those taking the tour and wishing to stay an extra night . See the Post Convention page in this issue for a full description of this " bit of Louisiana lagniappe " (something extra) . It promises to be a fun day !

Transportation between tbe airport and tbe botel: Special airport-hotel transportation will be available Details will be included in the conflmlation letter from the Registration Chairman

Recreation Day Tours

Depart The Fairmont by chartered air-conditioned motor coach to the legendary French Quarter and world famous Brennan ' s Restaurant In the exceptional, patio-accented atmosphere of this culinary landmark , you'll enjoy a delicious luncheon.

After topping off your lunch with Brennan ' s famous Bananas Foster , you will rejoin your guides and chartered coaches for a picturesque ride out Esplanade Avenue to City Park and the New Orleans Museum of Art where you will find the finest collection of art in the Gulf-South. Specially trained docents of the Museum will lead you through an evergrowing collection of impressive exhibits .

While the French Quarter is identified with the Creoles and their courtyards , the Garden District , in contrast, belonged to the wealthy Americans in pre-Civil War days . There they built Greek Revival mansions and Creole plantation style cottages with lush gardens.

First , you will be driven by air-conditioned motor coach along the route of the St. Charles Streetcar to fabulous Commander's Palace Restaurant for lunch. It is a world -renowned restaurant known for its superb cuisine and elegant service. Following lunch, your guides will take you on a walking tour of the Garden District where you will visit two private residences that will be opened especially for Pi Phis.

Your very special afternoon in the Vieux Carre will begin as chartered , air-conditioned coaches pick you up at The Fairmont for a short ride to the interesting French Quarter and Arnaud's Restaurant , the Grande Dame of Quarter restaurants

Following lunch , the afternoon will be free to discover the French Quarter on your own or browse through the unique and interesting shops that line the Vieux Carre streets Whether you spend the afternoon shopping , browsing the artists at work in Jackson Square , taking a horse ' n buggy tour through the Quarter , or strolling along the narrow Vieux Carre streets , you are sure to enjoy the beauty and ambiance of the fascinating French Quarter.

Take a nostalgic trip down ' ' Ole Man River " and witness the history and excitement of one of the oldest cities in the South.

The Creole Queen , New Orleans' newest paddlewheeler , will take you down the Mighty Mississippi as you view the bustling Port of New Orleans and listen to an informative narrative either from the airconditioned salons or the open deck . Once the cruise begins , a delicious , all-you -can-eat buffet from The Gumbo Shop in the French Quarter will be served

Comfortable walking s hoe s are s ugge st ed for all to u rs and , p lease , no shorts except on Riverboat Cruise

OPE NING NIGHT DINNER : Saturday, June 20 , 198 7 6 :30 . " Welcome to New Orleans " Dinner .

LEGACY LUNCHEON : Sunday , June 21 , 198712 :00 Attendance open to Pi Phi sisters , mothers , daughters , grandmothers attending Convention together. Mark Registration Form if eligible and planning to attend

DINNER BY CHAPTER: Sunday , June 21 , 19876:30 Seating by chapter of initiation.

CANADIAN BREAKFAST : Monday , June 22 , 1987 7: 00 Attendance open to all collegiate and alumnae members of Canadian chapters and others living in Canada . Mark Registration Form if eligible and planning to attend .

PANHELLENIC LUNCHEON : Monday , June 22 , 1987 12 :00 Attendance open to all area Pi Phis wishing to participate (Hotel conventioneers are automatically included.)

ARROWMONT DINNER: Monday , June 22,19876:30. Theme : Settlement School Celebration-75 Years .

OLD TIMERS " REUNION " BREAKFAST: Tuesday , June 23 , 19877:00 Attendance open to all Pi Phis attending Convention for the tbird time or more Mark the Registration Form if eligible and planning to attend

SONGFEST DINNER : Tuesday , June 23 , 198 7 6 : 30. Convention Chorus presents the songs entered in the Convention Song Contest.

HONORS BREAKFAST : Wednesday , June 24, 19877 :00. Winners of National ABO , National Chapter Service and National Evelyn Peters Kyle Awards j Sigma Xi , Phi Beta Kappa , Tau Beta Pi , Mortar Board, Canadian First Honors, Phi Kappa Phi , Alpha Lambda Delta , Omicron Delta Kappa , Lady Sticks and Blue Key. Mark Registration Form if eligible and planning to attend

GOLDEN ARROW LUNCHEON : Wednesday , June 24 , 1987 12 :00 Attendance open to all who have been members of Pi Beta Phi for 50 years or more Mark Registration Form if eligible and planning to attend.

WINE CARNATION BANQUET : Wednesday , June 24 , 19877 :30 Theme : " Pi PhiLove. " Seatingbyprovincej alumnae in province of current address , collegians in province where chapter is located

Hotel registration automatically entitles you to breakfast, lunch (except Tuesday, June 23) and dinner If you are eligible and plan to attend any special breakfast or lunch , you must sign up on the Registration Form.

Breathtak l ng l St Loui s Cathedral is not only a histor ic landmark In the French Quarter , but It's also an Insp i ri ng sight by n ight

Post Convention Tour

Are you disappointed at the thought of visiting Louisiana without seeing some of our famous plantations ? We hav e scheduled a one -day Post Convention Tour of several of our most noteworthy examples of antebellum plantation homes for your enjoyment

On Thursday, June 25 , following Convention , you will travel along the Mississippi River from New Orleans by chartered, air-conditioned bus We will visit San Francisco , famous for its " Steamboat Gothic " architecture ; Nottoway , the largest plantation home in the South with 64 rooms including an all -white ballroom ; Houmas House , a Greek Revival mansion built in 1840 ; and Tezcuco (an Aztec name meaning "resting place") , an example of a raised cottage which is a unique type of architecture found frequently in Southern Louisiana .

You will lunch at Nottoway and , at dinner time , enjo y a Cajun " Black Kettle " buffet at Tezcuco Plantation before returning to the Fairmont that evening .

The cost of the Plantation Tour is $65 per person This includes transportation , all entrance fees , lunch and dinner The Fairmont Hotel will honor the special Convention rates for the extra night . Be sure to include this extra night when determining your departure date.

Advance reservations are a must for this tour and since space is limited, be sure to sign up early for this bit of Louisiana laginappe (something extra) Y ' all come!

Relive the days of Rhett and Scarlett. Visit Louisiana's charming past and stroll along the gardens of one of the beautiful plantations. This

lovely home is typical of what will be s_n on the Post Convention tour of antebellum plantation homes.

CONVENTION REGISTRATION FORM

Pi Beta Phi 56th Biennial Convention June 20-25, 1987

This form MUST be complete so that your registration can be processed correctly. The fee for full registration is $80.00. This must be received by May 8, 1987. If not , there will be a late charge of $25 .00 added to the $80 .00 . Parttime attendance requires a registration fee of $20.00 per day. See Convention Information section: Daily/Part-time Registration.

PAST TITLES: PAST NATIONAL OFFICER OR NATIONAL COMMITTEE ONLY

CURRENT TITLE __________________________________

NUMBER OF PREVIOUS CONVENTIONS ATTENDED ___

I WISH TO SING IN THE CONVENTION CHORUS ____

I WILL ATTEND SPECIAL SEMINAR FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1987 FOR: __ AAC MEMBERS __ HOUSE CORPORATION MEMBERS

MARK ONE OF THE FOLLOWING COLLEGIATE

___ Voting Delegate

__ Alternate __ Visitor ALUMNAE ___ Voting Delegate ___ Alternate

___ House Corporation ___ Visitor

EVENTS

Grand Council Officer/Director PP/APP __ Nat'l Committee __ Past Officer __ Staff

(C.O , TGC, RGC, etc )

See Information pages for description of these meals. All fulltime registrants are automatically counted to attend all evening meals. If you are eligible and plan to attend any of the following Special Meal Events, please check below:

__ LEGACY LUNCHEON, Sunday, June 21

Attending with How related

CANADIAN BREAKFAST , Monday , June 22

OLD TIMERS "REUNION " BREAKFAST

Tuesday , June 22 __ HONORS BREAKFAST

Wednesday , June 24

Honors received __ GOLDEN ARROW LUNCHEON

Wednesday,June 24

Hotel Registration

Pi Beta Phi 56th Biennial Convention June 20-25 , 1987

To reserve your room, The Fairmont Hotel requires a deposit of one night's charge. We cannot guarantee your reservation without the deposit. Only emergency cancellations will be honored after June 1st. Room rates are for Full American Plan, which includes room, meals, sales tax and 15% gratuity on meals. You are responsible for your hotel bill and you must settle the balance to the hotel before departure. Acceptable methods of payment are: Vi sa, Mastercard and American Express . Personal checks are accepted with proper identification. Unfortunately, credit cards cannot be accepted for your room deposit. Please send a check payable to: PI BETA PHI CONVENTION RATES: Single Occupancy: $122 per day , per person, Full American Plan

Double Occupancy : 88 per day, per person , Full American Plan

Triple Occupancy : 77 per day, per person, Full American Plan

HOTEL RESERVATION TO BE MADE FOR :

Arrival Date

Departure Date

NATIONAL OFFICERS AND ALL VOTING DELEGATES ARE ASSIGNED ROOMMATES. ALL OTHERS CHECK BELOW: ___ Single ___ Double Triple Smoking ___ Non-smoking ___ My Age (so we can give you an appropriate roommate) If possible, I would like to room with: ______________________________

MODE OF TRANSPORTATION:

Car ___ Air Arrival Date

Departure Date ___________ Arrival ___-=_-::-=:-______

Depanure

Date & Time

Date & Time

Airline & Flight No

Airline & Flight No.

Remember, you must arrange your own transportation. See TRANSPORTATION information on the CON VENTION INFORMATION page of this issue.

TO REGISTER: Fill out both sides of this Registration Form and Summary below. Indicate what you are r egistering for and send these forms along with your check.

Send to: Pi Beta Phi Convention

Pi Beta Phi Central Office 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 St. Louis, Missou ri 63105

Please note:

If your arrival or departure dates change , you are financially responsible for your original hotel reservation.

REGISTRATION SUMMARY

CONVENTION REGISTRATION:

Full Registrationor:

Pan-time Registration-(please indicate day(s): ___ Sat. ___ Sun ___ Mon. Tues. ___ Wed.

AAClHouse Corporation Seminar (Friday, June 19) Registration Fee ___ AAC ___ House Corporation

HOTEL DEPOSIT: __ Single $122 __ Double $88 __ Triple $77

RECREATION DAY TOURS: (See Recreation Day Information Page for details)

___ New Orleans Museum of An Tour with Lunch at Brennan's

___ Garden District Homes Tour with Lunch at Commander's Palace

___ French Quaner Shopping with Lunch at Arnaud's Riverboat Cruise with Lunch aboard the Creole Queen

POST CONVENTION PLANTATION TOUR: (See description in this issue)

___ Tour of four plantations : Thursday, June 25, 1987 (includes transportation, entrance fees, lunch and dinner) LATE FEE (if applicable)

TOTAL AMOUNT OF CHECK ENCLOSED , payable to : PI BETA PHI CONVENTION CANADIAN REGISTRANTS-PLEASE SUBMIT PAYMENT IN U S. MONEY

YOU WILL RECEIVE CONFIRMATION OF THE ABOVE FROM THE REGISTRATION CHAIRMAN PLEASE CONTACT HER ABOUT ANY PROBLEM : Nancy Michiels (Mrs Leo P. , Jr ) 504-866-1344

It's New Orleans for Convention and All that jazz

returning to New Orleans in 1979. She is currently ACRIC for the local alum club, in addition to being a reading specialist in private practice.

Kitsie's husband,Jon, is a Beta from Tulane with a B.A. in business administration, and a master's degree from the Naval Post-Graduate School in California. In addition to Lisa, the Roth's have two sons-Jon, Jr. , father of their nine month old grandson, Christopher, and Gary, attending LSU Law School.

Emily McFarland McComiskey

Kitsie's able assistant is Emily McComiskey Emily has been recording secretary and assistant treasurer of the alumnae club and is a member of the Junior League of New Orleans. She received her B A from Newcomb and held many chapter offtces at Louisiana Alpha

Waiting for It all to come together are hard-working Nancy Morarlty Mlchlell. reglltratlon chairman: Cindy del Corral Ellington hOlpltallty chairman: and Catherine "Kits Ie" Barkley Roth. local Convention chairman.

Can you imagine the aroma of warm beignets right out of the skillet, hot coffee and chicory freshly dripped, the slow easy pace of horses pulling their carriages along the snug streets of the French Quarter? And then think of the hustle and bustle of Canal Street , the ships and barges gliding silently down the great Mississippi, the click clacks and gay bells of the St. Charles Avenue cars as they roll down the tracks, the great houses of the Garden District and the serenity of Audubon Park. Put all these elements together along with two more-the bright sounds of horns and drums of a jazz band and a group of topnotch women who compose the Fraternity of Pi Beta Phi , and you have the "Gumbo ftxin's" for a SUPER 56th CONVENTION! So come on to New Orleans in June , 1987, where you will find loads of Pi Phi Love and All That Jazz!

Catherine "Kitsie" Barkley Roth

Local Convention chairman Kitsie Roth , along with her very enthusiastic committee, and Mary Kahlenberg Schroeder, National Convention Coordinator , have been busily laying the groundwork for the most successful Convention ever. Kitsie comes from a New Orleans family wrapped in Pi Phi tradition. In fact, there are three generations of Pi Phis in her family Her mother , Gladys Hopkins Barkley , was a Louisiana Alpha preSident , graduating in 1928 , and her daughter , lisa , is a Louisiana Beta . Kitsie has been active in various alum clubs around the country since her graduation from LSU in 1959 ,

Emily and her doctor husband, James , have three children also. Jamie, 23, was chapter president at Texas Beta and received the Pi Province Chapter Service Award. Colin is a Phi Gam at SMU and Allison, 16, attends school in New Orleans.

Nancy Morarity Michiels

Boundless energy, organizational talent and an undeniable devotion to Pi Phi are characteristics that personify Nancy most , and Pi Phi is fortunate to have her serve as registration chairman . As an alumna, Nancy has been a moving force in shaping the New Orleans Pi Phi community . She has held many alumnae club offtces, has served on Louisiana Alpha House Corporation Committee and on AAC as advisor to the treasurer She has been Pi Phi representative to Newcomb College Panhellenic Board. Nancy attended Millikin University and is an Illinois Eta. She was graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in romance languages. She and her late husband , Leo, have five grown children: Chip and Greg, ATOs at LSU;Joanie , Louisiana Beta; Robbie, nowattending the University of New Orleans; and Larry , a Chi Psi at Ole Miss.

Joan Michiels McCullough

Nancy recruited daughter,Joanie, to serve as her competent assistant. Joanie is fast following in her mother's footsteps. While at LSU she earned the Chapter ABO Award She was a Mortar Board, Phi Kappa Phi, Who's Who , and was awarded Pi Phi's Louisiana Triple M Scholarship She served in various chapter offices and earned a B S in accounting.

Joanie , a CPA , is married to a CPA. Husband Jerry is a Millsaps College graduate where he was president of Kappa Sig Joanie and Jerry have an infant son , their fust child

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Cynthia del Corral Ellington

Taking on the responsibilities of hospitality chairman is capable Cindy , another super volunteer . As member of the New Orleans Alumnae Club , Cindy has been president, vice preSident, recording secretary , and alternate to the Phoenix Convention. She has taught kindergarten for eight years and has done extensive community volunteer work, serving on many community boards and actively participating in her children's schools.

Cindy attended LSD and was graduated with a B S in preschool and elementary education. She and husband , Stanley, have two children: Cynthia, 11, and Catherine , 9. Stanley is an investment banker.

Members of Convention's malor <:ommltt_s are , ba<:k lor: Joan M<:Culiough , aulstant registration; Pam Stanton , New Orleans Alumnae Club president; Margaret Maxwell , aulstant hospitality. Front: Ann Satterlee, aulstant hospitality; Mary Helen Keefe, treasurer; Emily M<:Comlskey, aulstant Convention chairman

Margaret Brady Maxwell

Assistant co-chairman to Cindy is Margaret Maxwell. As an alumna, Margaret has served as chairman of practically every fund-raiser the club has undertaken since she has been a member. She was second vice president for three years and editor of the Arrowpoint newsletter . In addition, Margaret has been an active supporter of her child's school and is a board member of her neighborhood civic association. She has worked also for the Greater New Orleans Tourist and Convention Commission.

Margaret graduated from LSD with a B A. in journalism, and while an active, served as Arrow correspondent . She and her husband, Max, a petroleum engineer, have two small children.

Ann Smith Satterlee

Third member of the hospitality team is Ann Satterlee. Together the three comprise the best hospitality crew ever. Ann attended the University of Texas, is a Texas Alpha, and was graduated with a B.A. from Loyola . Since 1982 she has been a member of the Louisiana Alpha House Corporation Committee. She has been an active

volunteer for her children's schools , is a member ofthe Christian Women ' s Board and past president of Theresians , a Catholic Women ' s organization

Ann and her attorney husband , Kent , have seven children: Kent, Jr ., 28 ; Cynthia, 27, Texas Alpha ; John , 25 ; Stephen , 24; Mary , 22 , Louisiana Alpha; Allison, 20 , Florida Beta ; and Scott , 13

Mary Helen Burns Keefe

Mary Helen has taken on the responsibilities of Convention treasurer. She is a highly qualified CPA and a tax supervisor. As an alum , Mary Helen has been both assistant treasurer and treasurer. She was graduated from LSD with a B.A. in accounting . Her leadership qualities were apparent from the beginning when she was pledge class president. She then went on to be chapter treasurer and rush chairman.

After graduation, Mary Helen married Michael, also a CPA. She is a member of several profeSSional organizations and also finds time to teach aerobics

Pamela Casey Stanton

Pam, while not holding a Convention office, is current president of the New Orleans Alumnae Club She was graduated from LSU with a degree in French and then earned a Master's from Tulane . While an active member of Louisiana Beta, Pam was VP Moral She has held several alumnae club offices She has the leadership qualities that will help guide us to a super Convention.

Pam is a member of the Orleans Club and the Symphony Junior Committee. She also donates volunteer hours to the Children's Museum .

Pam and husband, Kim, a CPA, have two small children and expect a third in October.

During the last twenty years a profound change has taken place in American society . Drug use has become a fact of life ... and death . Estimates of increases in drug use rates run as high as 1,000 to 3 ,000% during these two decades For every age group , except one , life expectancy has increased dramatically . For those in the 18-25 age group , life expectancy is going down Those in this bracket are dying at an 8 % greater rate than in 1960 . Accident , suicide and homicide are the leading causes of death. In addition , we have seen an increase in teenage pregnancy , crime , delinquency and sexually transmitted disease The search for a common denominator ends with drug use.

This deadly toll on our nation's young occurs at the time when they are furthering their educations , making career decisions , preparing for the future and moving into position to accept the leadership of this country .

As college men and women persist in seeking the momentary pleasure over the long-term hazard , as they fall prey to the glamorization of mind altering substances by a society intent on seeking chemical solutions , we are witnessing a further depletion of our natural resources .. . our youth. It is imperative that we take a close look at this stumbling block to the realization of potential among our young and the resultant l oss to our society Further , seeking a r emed y to the problem should be the number one priorit y of t ho se concern e d abo u t o ur n at ion ' s futu re .

by Beverly Jamison Barron and Elizabeth Jordan Holman

It is self-deception of the most pernicious sort to presume that the 54 % of high school seniors in the Class of '85 who have used marijuana , and the 17% who have used cocaine, miraculously ceased this activity upon entry into college .

Pi Phi launches program

It is in recognition of the increasing use of illicit substances that Pi Beta Phi has determined to take the lead and be the first to initiate an educational program designed to address the issue. AIMING STRAIGHT is a program to be launched nationally on every campus where Pi Beta Phi has a chapter, and it is intended that it become an integral part of membership requirements. It is hoped that eventually it will be utilized throughout the Greek system and by college administrators , reaching an even broader segment of campus population . A videotape to be accompanied by supportive materials , AIMING STRAIGHT brings together key experts in the field of prevention to discuss health hazards , trends and possible solut ions to the problem .

The first step

First step in development of the program was to narrow the focus and determine which drugs to target . In conSideri ng available studi es and talking to students and administrators around the country , evidence clearly pointed to the fact that marijuana and cocaine are those drugs most frequentl y used . Some areas o f the c ountry w it n e ss a highe r le v el of us e of the so-called " de-

signer drugs" such as Ecstasy, while other areas see a sharp increase in the use of amphetamines. Some view pot as entirely too pedestrian, while on other campuses it is so commonly in evidence as to be a regular feature on the party scene. In spite of slight variations, there remained no question as to a very high level of use of both cocaine and marijuana . The unfortunate truth is that most collegians lack concrete information on the potential harm caused by these drugs , and find themselves illequipped to serve as reliable sources of information or to make adequate decisions on personal use . Most have not received accurate health information from parents or educators who are often woefully unprepared to deal with the subject. Upon entering college , students often find drugs more in evidence than ever before . Availability , more leisure time and less supervision combine to place this segment of the population in the position of highest risk.

Marijuana

With regard to information held by the general public , marijuana is perhaps the most misunderstood of all the illicit drugs. Not quite a " soft" drug, not quite " the harmless giggle" described in the '60s , marijuana is a very complex substance. In the past twenty years , marijuana has joined tobacco and alcohol as the most significant threats to the health of our nation Even more frightening is the fact that often marijuana is not percei v ed to be the dangerous drug

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that it is . Marijuana has increased in potency significantly in the past few years

In Getting Tougb on Gateway Drugs , Dr. Robert DuPont, with the American Council for Drug Education, states that "Marijuana plays a special role in the drug dependence process . " While not all users of other illicit drugs began with marijuana, the vast majority have

DuPont adds that "Marijuana use has been the leading edge of an intertwined, unprecedented rise in the use of dozens of other illegal drugs ranging from LSD and cocaine to PCP and heroin."

In over S,OOO studies on the effects of marijuana on various bodily systems , not one gives it a clean bill of health. Marijuana effects the brain in numerous ways, including causing short term memory deficits, problems with communication and concentration, and producing what is known as the amotivational syndrome, an I-don't-care attitude. These are obviously not compatible with the attention to studies normally required to make the grade at the college level. As to the cancercausing properties of marijuana, it is widely held that pot is much higher in carcinogens than cigarette tobacco, and the link between lung cancer and cigarette smoking is universally accepted. Of particular concern to young adults is the increasing evidence of a connection between birth defect and pot use Many of today ' s college students will be the parents of tomorrow , and the sexual and reproductive difficulties associated with marijuana use will be discussed in AIMING STRAIGHT by Dr. Susan Dalterio, the nation's leading researcher in this field.

To date, 421 different compounds from eighteen different chemical classes have been isolated from marijuana. When a joint is lit for smoking, this number rises to over 2,000, according to Dr Donald Macdonald in his article Drugs, Drinking and Adolescents, in Year Book Medical Publishers . As a crude drug with many chemicals , marijuana differs from all other psychoactive drugs in that it is fat soluble rather than water soluble This means that THC , the main psychoactive ingre-

The Pi Beta Phi AIMING STRAIGHT drug education program was developed by Elizabeth Jordan Holman , Arizona Alpha , and Beverly Jamison Barron, Texas Delta, with assistance and consultation from Marsha "Keith " Manatt Schuchard, Louisiana Alpha/Texas Alpha.

Beverly Barron is a regional coordinator for Texans' War on Drugs, a statewide prevention network funded jointly by the Governor's Office and Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse. In the past five years, Beverly has made nearly 400 presentations throughout Texas and on the national level. She lives with her husband and two daughters, one of whom is a Pi Phi at SMU, in Odessa, TX.

Elizabeth Holman, former Phi Province President , is Pi Phi's Director of Undergraduate Activities She holds a master's degree in community health nursing and is director of Arizona State University ' s College of Nursing Clinic in Scottsdale, AZ. Liz and her husband live in Paradise Valley, AZ

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Keith Schuchard is co-founder of PRIDE (Parent's Resource Institute for Drug Education) and author of Parents, Peers, and Pot I and II. She won the "Pace Setter Award" from the National Institute on Drug Abuse and the White House Presidential Award for National Service. She was a speaker at the International First Ladies Conferences on Drug Abuse and was guest on "Night Line" to address "War on Drugs " Keith, her husband and children live in Atlanta, GA.

dient, is stored in the body for long periods of time Long after the "high" is gone, residual effects linger to cause problems for the user who no longer feels the effects of the drug. Stated in another way, the user who smokes one joint a week is never entirely free of the drug.

The various ways in which marijuana affects the user will be discussed in AIMING STRAIGHT by such experts as Dr Keith Schuchard and Dr . Richard Hawley, in addition to Dr . Susan Dalterio and Dr. Donald Macdonald. Even then, those desiring an in-depth understanding of this very complex drug will want to do further study , relying on the recommended materials to accompany this program.

Cocaine

In recent years, cocaine has exploded on the drug scene, and even now most people do not realize the extent to which it is being used Dr Mark Gold , founder of the I-S00-COCAINE hot line and the nation ' s foremost expert on cocaine use , estimates that 25 million Americans , one out of every ten , have used cocaine at least once, and each day 3 ,000 more try it for the first time

The most glamorous , seductive

and destructive drug on the market, cocaine in its various forms is the most addictive substance known. Arrimals given free access to cocaine will self-administer until they die, ignoring food and water. Cocaine use is the fastest growing drug problem in America, having become widely available at affordable prices . Experts grimly predict that the worst is yet to come. Starting with jet-setters, entertainers and sports figures as an expensive, glitzy drug of the privileged few, cocaine is now spreading into all levels of society , none more markedly than in the IS-24 age group . Dr . Gold states that 9S% of those who have tried cocaine have also used marijuana, and at least 93 % of these used marijuana first. However, it would appear that there are those few who begin experimenting with cocaine, having rejected marijuana and believing the undeserved reputation that cocaine experimentation is associated with little risk . Nothing could be further from the truth.

There is no way to predict which ones who experiment will become compulsive users According to Dr. Gold , a first experience can result in a second , and a third , increasing in quantity and frequency until it becomes the most important and

driving force in life. Obsession replaces experimentation in a neverending struggle to recapture that first high Ambition and drive diminish and eventually disappear. Relationships deteriorate, finding pleasure through simple every day experiences becomes unattainable, and nothing matters but the relationship with the drug. As pleasure centers of the brain are affected by repeated use, the user becomes emotionally fiat, unable to function normally. Cocaine can, and does, kill, and those dying are often in the prime of life when usually it would be expected that the best years were yet to come.

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But the story doesn't end here Newer forms of cocaine are adding to the tragedy. "Crack" is quickly becoming yet another national

scourge . A form of cocaine virtually unheard of a year ago , crack is a purer , more concentrated material resulting from further processing cocaine. Sold in rock-like pellets , crack is usually smoked in glass pipes. Dr. Arnold Washton , director of research for the National Cocaine Hotline, says that crack is even more addictive than any other form of cocaine. Responses to crack are the same as to cocaine, only more intensified.

"It's effects are cocaine's but amplified, sharper, meaner, uglier. Users become anhedonic, all but incapable of pursuing or feeling normal pleasure. Addicts are prone to suicide, accidents and drug overdoses Drawn by the prospect of a brief, inexpensive thrill, a user may find that he pays for crack with his life," wrote Dr. Washton in Time Magazine last June.

It is not surprising that our Founders were so successful in their efforts to extend Pi Beta Phi membership to other colleges and universities. The few women in these institutions were eager to establish friendships with others of similar interests, and women were experiencing a new-found freedom, primarily as a result of the Civil War.

At our first Convention in 1868, it was decided that, in order to pursue our aim of being a national fraternity, one of the Founders must leave Monmouth Libbie Brook volunteered to do so, and entered Iowa Wesleyan. Five girls were pledged to Gamma chapter (for it was to remain a secret for several years that Alpha was founded at Monmouth), and first wore their arrows to chapel in January of 1869

Nancy Black established our third chapter at Mount Pleasant (IA) Female Seminary in October of 1869 . Kate Preston left Mount Pleasant and founded the next chapter at Asbury University (now DePauw UniverSity). A short-lived chapter was established also at the Baptist Young Ladies' Seminary in Indianapolis during this period. Thus, Pi Beta Phi was flourishing before our first rivals appeared.

Kappa Alpha Theta (at Asbury) and Kappa Kappa Gamma (Monmouth) were founded in 1870.

In those years , the mid-section of the country was known as "The West"; and was inhabited by those with a pioneering spirit, a spirit infused in the women with the foresight and independence so evident in our Founders Yet they chose to grow with care , for they wished to be compared favorably with the well-established men's fra-

Where will it end?

Education is prerequisite, and AIMING STRAIGHT is the first step in what may prove to be a long journey toward the control and elimination of those drugs tearing at the very fiber of our nation. But until young people are willing to exercise personal control, resist temptation for momentary pleasure, and reestablish those values proven to be fundamental to a meaningful existence, nothing will happen to reverse the trend. Until thoughtful, well-informed leaders accept the challenge to serve as positive role models and a force for positive change, we will continue on a pleasure-impelled path to destruction.

Pi Beta Phi can be that positive role model. Pi Beta Phi can be that force for change. Let us begin today Let us begin with AIMING STRAIGHT.

ternities. Chapters were to be connected with accredited institutions; and high ideals, intelligence, and advancement of women were standards of expansion.

Many years later, Libbie Brook Gaddis said, and could say again today, "Girls, we builded better than we knew."

Barbara Sands Olsen Fraternity Historian

On Bid House Day , Oklahoma Betas had a picnic dinner In honor of their new pledge class and were honored themselves by having past Grand President Jean Wirths Scott attend festivities Mrs. Scott was in Stillwater to see her son who plays football for Oklahoma State. From left: Jeanne Cheatwood , Jean Scott and Marel Murray , chapter president.

California Iota is installed

by Jeannie Buechner

Goals are a necessity in life. Goals provide direction and a feeling of worth Upon completion of a goal, feelings of accomplishment and selfsatisfaction arise and make a person complete On September 5 , 1986 , sixty-four women at California State University , Chico , reached their goal of "going national," as they were installed as Pi Phi's 119th chapter, California Iota.

After the ten-week pledgeship in the spring of 1986, having learned the importance of the foundation and true meaning behind the Fraternity, as well as studying current officers in Grand Council, the readings became a reality when Grand President Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg initiated the pledges.

Initiation weekend began Thursday night , September 4, with the reading of the Pi Beta Phi constitution. Their first Cookie-Shine followed , hosted by Betty Olson Hill and Kathleen Hatfield, Resident Graduate Consultant. The presence of national officers, various alumnae club members and chapter presidents from California Theta and Nevada Alpha made the occasion even more special Many gifts were given by local alumnae clubs and special friends

Honored guests included Carolyn Lichtenberg; Marianne Reid Wild, Grand President Emeritus; Jean Wirths Scott , Grand Vice PresidentlMembership; Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell, Grand Vice President/Philanthropies ; Alice Weber Johnson, past Grand President ; Sarah Holmes Hunt, past Grand Vice President/ Philanthropies; Marion Swanson Oster , Director/Alumnae Activities ; Sarah Ruth Mullis , Director/AAC; Jeanie Hester Hillis, Supervising Officer; Mary Kahlenberg Schroeder, National Convention Coordinator; Maurine Hagar Jones, past Upsilon Province President ; Karen Thompson Greenwood , Upsilon Province President ; Sandra Warner Weinthaler , Upsilon Alumnae Province President ; Lisa Masters , Travel-

ing Graduate Consultant; Lisa Gamel , past Resident Graduate Consultant

The initiation ceremony took place on Friday at the First Christian Church in Chico . Initiated with the pledges were four outstanding members of the Chico community,Jessica Laurence Conklin , Lisa Marie Merlo , Jean Dille Reagan , and Carol Muehlstedt Telander

Initiates' warm feelings continued to grow through the evening during the installation banquet at the Butte Creek Country Club , chaired by Barbara Allen Conklin, AAC.

Saturday was a full day , with a model chapter meeting in the morning. National officers acted as chapter officers and members and presented an ideal forty-five minute meeting. In the afternoon , a campus and community reception introduced new initiates and their families and friends to faculty, community members and delegates from other Greek organizations .

A bit of history

Chico is a small town ninety miles north of Sacramento . Student population of about 15 ,000 comprises half of the city's population . The campus is famous for its beautiful setting and friendly atmosphere , and students consider it their home

away from home Chico State is known for its business, communications, computer science and nursing departments. Last year Chico State had more graduates recruited in the above areas than any other college or university in California.

Before Pi Phi colonized at Chico , a new sorority had not come on campus since 1975. In the spring of 1984 , a group of girls who did not care to go through rush, but knew they had unique qualities to contribute to a new group , met to discuss an idea for forming a new sorority. At that first informal meeting, goals were discussed and ours, we decided, was to "go national." Our interest group was named Gamma Nu. Of the Sixty-five girls who attended the second meeting the following fall , forty-six were still with the group when we initiated ourselves into Gamma Nu a semester later Our core was extremely strong and we accomplished all that we set out to do. It took us three months to become recognized as a campus organization and recognized by Panhellenic Council.

From day one, when we elected officers, made up our constitution, practiced rituals, and developed friendships, we grew stronger and stronger. A true sisterhood emerged among us and we extended that sisterhood to thirty-eight new girls

Charter members of California Iota.

who joined us after our first rush We guided pledges through a program which we felt would most beneficially enhance the knowledge and appreciation of sisterhood and our ideals.

In February, 1986, Pi Beta Phi and two other national sororities, Alpha Phi and Gamma Phi Beta, were invited to Chico for presentations to colonize. Pi Phi's ideals, diversity and overall goals matched ours and we knew Pi Phi was what we had been looking for

Our goal to be a national fraternity has been reached, but we do not stop here. As a Pi Beta Phi chapter, we have new inspiring goals, and when we reach those goals we will develop new ones and will continue to do so. We are proud to be members of Pi Beta Phi and we look forward to meeting our Pi Phi sisters from the many schools across the nation

Charter members

Charter members of California Iota are Gail Astone, Linda Ausonio,

Andrea Austin, Deborah Bateman , Kelly Bates , Christie Bing , Gayle Blumenfeld , Dana Bragg, Lisa Brillhart, Jeannie Buechner, Nancy Bushhorn , Theresa Campbell, Gen Cannon, Kristin Corr, Marilyn Cumming , Anne Duffy , Janet Eliason, Holly Eller, Robin Englund, Dyan Fitzsimmons , Debbie Gawle , Laura Golino , Melissa Graham, Lisa Grover, Susan Hanson, Chantal Herrmann , Amy Houser, Holly Hunter, Deanne Icardi , Janet Jeffries, Elizabeth Kautz, Alicia Kay, Kathleen Kennedy, Karen Killian, Megan Manzi , Kathleen Mayes, Holly McCann, Diane Meyer, Danette Mifsud, Angela Miller, Caroline Miller, Gina Moise, Jill Nightingale, Julie Norquist, Mary Beth Ogne, Kristie Patterson, Elizabeth Price, Julia Pursley , Anne Purvis, Kellee Rhoads, Susan Rodrigues, Kelly Rosenheim , Laura Schaefer, Cathleen Seeds , Shelley Seven, Madeline Smith, Linnea Sorenson , Yolanda Souter , Elizabeth Stone, Wendy Strickland , Sherry Tellam, Jill Thomas, Elizabeth Thompson, Cammy Walker .

Cal Betas remember pas t

by Shelby Hildebrant Sperling

While a decade and several gray hairs had changed many, the California Beta graduating class of 1976 enthusiastically joined together for a two day reunion last spring. Of thirty graduates , thirteen were able to attend the May retreat in Pleasant Hill , California.

In addition to exchanging news with old friends, the first day was filled with rememberances of Pi Phi days past . Over dinner we played our own version of Trivial Pursuit of Pi Phi " who was ," " who did ," and " who said ." After camping out in sleeping bags , something many of us hadn't done in years , the next morning we enjoyed a typical Cal Beta brunch

Attending the reunion were Susan Macaulay , Leslie Townes Navarra , Lisa Johnson Creele, Leah Shadowens , Madeleine Seig Wolfe , Pam Stunz Aglams , Ann Schnugg Ralph , Judy Johnston McCraw, Jane Scanlan, Jollyne Toste Van Drimmelen , Margaret Crosby Zeiger , Barbie Love Gutterman , and Shelby Hildebrant Sperling.

Twenty-thr_ PI Phis from six dlHerent states spent their summer working at KanokukKanokomo Christian sports camp near Branson MO. Among the group were front from left: leigh Morgan Kansas Beta: Chris Fr_man North Carallna Beta: Joyce Park Texas Zeta : Tammy Rahhal Oklahoma Alpha: Tommy Stamper Missouri Alpha Back: Susie Johnson Oklahoma Beta : Kim Jones Texas Zeta: Michele Mackey Missouri Gamma : Susie Peterman Texas Zeta: Ashley Hall Oklahoma Alpha

Dr. Joab Thomas. Presi d ent of the University of Alabama. presents the John Fraser Ramsey Scholarship Award ta Alabama Beta Whitney Wilson. The annual award Is the highest hanor a lunlor can receive and the second highest award given to an undergraduate at the University Whitney also received a check for $1500.

Jane Faust is honored by Little Rock League

by Jane Hammans Miller

Jane Roth Faust, Arkansas Beta, was named Sustainer of the Year of the Junior League of Little Rock, AR, at the annual Sustainers' luncheon in April. President of the League, Cindy Coates Miller. Arkansas Alpha, presented the trophy. Jane has been chairman of the Sustainers' Club and has just retired from the Sustainers' board.

In making the presentation , Cindy told of the many years of volunteer work Jane has devoted to the community and to Arkansas. She described Jane ' s dedicated commitment to volunteerism as tireless, generous, involved and supportive Jane has logged over 3 , 000 hours as a volunteer at the Arkansas Art Center She has served the American Red Cross, March of Dimes , St . Vincent Infirmary Auxiliary, Girl Scouts, Fine Arts Club and the Arkansas Conference for the Handicapped. She has been president of a junior high and a senior high PTA, the Little Rock Boys Club Auxiliary and the Junior League of Little Rock.

She has chaired several United Way committees as well as chairing the board of the Museum of Natural Science and History. She has also served on boards ofthe Arkansas Art Center and the League Sustainers.

Jane has been a very active Pi Phi since she became an alumna initiate in 1963 when Arkansas Beta was installed. She was Omicron Alumnae Province President national elections coordinator and chairman of Board of Governors for Arrowmont . She has also been president of the Little Rock Alumnae Club and has served on the Arkansas Beta Alumnae Advisory Committee .

Jane Faust is considered a hard act to follow. Those who have followed her in the various offices have come to recognize her organizational skills and her great charm

Alumna husband is club's special friend

by Frances Horn Verwoblt

In recognition of his many years of devotion and service to Pi Beta Phi , Don Hiestand , Whispering Pines , NC, was named "Arrowman" of the Sandhills Alumnae Club of North Carolina at a special luncheon held in his honor.

About fifty years ago , Don , a Delta Tau Delta a t the University of North Dakota , met and courted his Pi Phi , Alba Halverson . They met in the clarinet section of the University band Don soon became a favorite of the Pi Phi housemother and later was adopted as Big Brother of the Pi Phis .

Don was a busy man on campus He was his fraternity 's president , president of IFC, Homecoming chairman , chairman of the senior prom and many other activities , including the University band and a dance band which played at most campus parties As an alumnus of the University, he received the Distinguished Service and Outstanding Achievement Award

Don and Alba were married in 1941 at her home in Minnesota . The entire Pi Phi chapter and the housemother attended and serenaded the Hiestands with " On a Pi Phi Honeymoon. "

During the ensuing years Don has been active in the community and has always helped Alba with her various Pi Phi jobs He has particularly enjoyed helping Alba when she served as Arrowcraft chairman. Alba is the proud possessor of a Little Pigeon Pin as a result of their combined efforts .

In 1979, two years after the Hiestands retired to North Carolina, the Sandhills Alumnae Club was formed Alba has served as Arrowcraft chairman since then Two of these years she also served as president . Again Don has helped in all ways possible . In 1981 , at the Dallas Convention , the club received an award for Arrowcraft sales for clubs of its size .

Jean Faust, left, accepts the Sustalner of the Year award from Junior league President Cindy Miller. (Photo-Gene Prescott, Arkansos Gazette)

A special Pi Ph i couple, Alba Halverson Hiestand and her husband Don

Club challenged to find opportunities

by Darcy Fellows Todia

One never fully understands a job until one does it. As the new president of the Cypress Creek N W Houston Alumnae Club, evidence came early in the summer that this was going to be a different year for our club. Committee jobs were slow to fill . Volunteers for our annual charity fund-raiser could not be found . A thriving club had seemed to stall.

First came disappointment , then self-examination, then some deep critical thinking . What had happened?

We are from Houston, the 1960 era in particular That means a loss of oil related jobs and many gals returning to work . That means a club that has reduced the geographical area from which it draws its members because new alumnae clubs are forming in nearby suburbs , reducing active participating members.

We are in our thirteenth year . Each year our programs are getting more elaborate and our charity auction now includes the Arrowcraft sale , a fashion show and luncheon . But that means that some of our most faithful and hard working members are tired

The officers pondered our fate. Then we decided on a new focus for the year , a focus of fun and fellowship as Pi Phis. We are going to get to know each other better by compiling an album of membership survey forms with photographs . We will be sharing our talents with each other at meetings. We are establishing a care committee to help our members in need or suffering from illness We have found a new charity fund-raiser that has as much or greater potential and far less work for our members We know that we must begin to organize a night group in order to reestablish our relati onship with the many working Pi Phis in our area

We do have challenges ahead of us , but the light of opportunity has nev er seemed brighter

ARROWCRAFT MANAGER

FULL TIME SALARIED POSITION IN GATLINBURG, TENNESSEE

• MERCHANDISING, MANAGEMENT SKILLS REQUIRED

• ARTS/CRAFTS BACKGROUND DESIRABLE

Direct inquiries to:

Chairman Arrowmont Board of Governors

Kay Murray Pirrong 8 Carol Road Westfield, New Jersey 07090

Pecsok cited by D ePauw

On June 7, 1986, Marilyn Wiegand Pecsok , Indiana Epsilon , was recognized as an alumni citation recipient at DePauw University . After graduating from DePauw with an A B in Romance Languages, Marilyn was a teacher in the Indianapolis public schools until 1962. During that time she completed her master's degree in education at Butler University

At DePauw , she was a member of Alpha Lambda Delta and Mortar Board She was named to Phi Beta Kappa , received the President's Scholarship and the Westminster Fellowship She was also her chapter's ABO Award nominee

Marilyn is extensively involved in volunteer services. She is a board member of the Day Nursery Association , the Children's Bureau of Indianapolis and the Butler Alumni Association, as well as past president of the Children ' s Breath of Life Guild She has worked with the Child Abuse and Neglect Council , the Indiana Governor's Conference on Libraries and Information Services , has been president of the United Way League , advertisement coordinator for the Indianapolis 500 Festiv al Program , and was listed in the 1984-85 Who 's Who in tbe Midwest

An acti ve Pi Phi alumna , Maril yn has se rved on the Indiana Epsilon House Corporation Board and on the Indi ana Gamma AdviSO ry Board.

Special honors Marilyn has earned include being recognized for the Honor Award of the Governor's Voluntary Action Program and " Those Special People" Award, presented by Theta Sigma Phi , fraternity for women in communications .

... arrowfact At the 1899 Convention it was decided to have a Traveling Delegate visit each chapter in the interim of Conventions. This delegate was to be the Grand President when possible .

It was a proud moment when Arrowmont earned the Governor's Award in the Arts this year. Representing Arrowmont at the presentation were Nadine Whitted , Business Manager ; Helen Anderson Lewis, BOG

member; Sandra Blain, Director; and Clare Verstegen , Assistant Director. Tennessee Governor Lamar Alex· ander and his wife , Honey , are in the middle.

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Arrowmont has long been recognized nationally as an outstanding visual arts complex , functioning as a cultural center for residents of East Tennessee and attracting thousands of students and visitors from the United States and foreign countries.

On August 18 , 1986 , the school was given special recognition for its achievements as recipient of the 1986 Tennessee Governor's Award for the Arts in the area of Arts Education . The award, a cherry , lathe turned bowl, was presented to Arrowmont Director Sandra Blain by Governor Lamar Alexander during a special reception/ ceremony at the Governor's residence in Nashville. Also representing Arrowmont at the reception were Assistant Director Clare Verstegen, Business Manager Nadine Whitted and BOG member Helen Lewis.

The Governor's Awards for the Arts were initiated in 1971 by the Tennessee Arts Commission as a means of recognizing individuals and organizations for outstanding achievement in support of the arts in Tennessee. Granted biennially, the Arts Education category includes organizations who have enhanced arts education locally or statewide through model programming, increased financial commitment to arts education, and research or analysis that has led to actual programs or product advocacy

In addition to its spring and summer workshop program, Arrowmont hosts a series of Elderhostel sessions; national, regional and local conferences; and classes for community residents . Children's special classes and gallery sessions are conducted to augment the public school programs. With over 100 visiting faculty of national and international reputation as well as state and local artists/ craftsmen comprising the changing staff, diverse programs can be provided for students of all ability levels , interests and backgrounds.

The Arrowmont Gallery provides changing juried and invitational exhibitions year round , as well as special local and regional exhibitions. The Gallery is open free to the public , with guided tours available for special groups. The campus also has a library and resource center open to the public with art and craft books , periodicals, historical research material, slide and print collections and supply catalogues comprising the collection

Arrowmont strives to promote qUality art and craft education through avenues available at the Gatlinburg campus , and seeks new opportunities to make an impact on future growth and development of the arts and crafts movement in the United States and abroad.

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The Arrowmont student body is a changing group of people , with each week during a workshop program bringing new faces and friendships However, it is always interesting to have repeating students-to watch their progress and growth, and to see their influence on the overall Arrowmont program.

Elinore and John Bowman, Gainesville, FL, were at Arrowmont last season participating in two different basketry workshops and sharing their enthusiasm and experiences with others on campus Elinore has been attending classes at Arrowmont for fifteen years, originally concentrating on creative stitchery workshops As a teacher of different forms of stitchery through community education classes, shops and guilds, the workshops furthered her teaching expertise.

John , a dentist , retired six years ago . He had served in the Navy for twenty-two years , in an academic setting at the University of Pittsburg, and then established the dentistry program at the University of Florida . He had never been involved with crafts , usually opting for golf while Elinore attended Arrowmont. At the time of his retirement , basketry was becoming a popular reestablished craft , and he and Elinore decided to take a beginning class from one of John ' s former patients .

The Bowmans are like many who attend classes at Arrowmont They act as the best P.R. system a school could have. Because of their positive experiences, they return home and share these with others who might also have an interest in this type of learning environment This perpetual cycle , involving interesting , creative people such as the Bowmans , is one of the keys to success of the workshop program at Arrowmont

Elinore and John Bowman epitomize the Interesting and creative people found In many Arrowmont classes.

When students and faculty members arrive at Arrowmont, there is a certain awe and appeal to the glitzy tourist town of Gatlinburg where the school is located Arrowmont residents find fun in taking time out to shop for souvenirs, watch thousands of tourists walk up and down the parkway, or sample the various culinary delights of popcorn , ice cream and cotton candy found in every block

This carnival-like atmosphere that dominates Gatlinburg each summer is highlighted by the annual Fourth of July Parade Gatlinburg hosts the country's first parade each Fourth by starting the procession one minute after midnight on July 3 . The main road is lined with crowds of onlookers as floats and area groups make up the parade cast.

In previous years , Arrowmont residents attended as spectators only ,

but last summer decided to be parade participants as well. Assistants did most of the arranging , with faculty, staff and students aU pitching in to coordinate and decorate the float . Clowns carrying a special printed banner led the Arrowmont group, followed by a kazoo band playing traditional favorites Next came the "Flamingo Walkers ," a drill team with large walking hot pink flamingos, one of the many artistic design developments resulting for parade participation. The Arrowmont float (school truck) was decorated by students and carried an elected court featuring Mr. and Ms Liberty of Arrowmont and a living rendition of the Statue of Liberty.

Needless to say the crowd loved Arrowmont's efforts and participants had a rather off-beat memory to take home!

Scholarships at Arrowmont are made possible through various means-private or corporate donations, proceeds from auctions, alumnae clubs and a number of other sources. One very special scholarship is the Helen Anderson Lewis Scholarship. Anonymous donors established a trust fund in honor of Helen so that the interest might be used each year for a scholarship to the school.

Helen is a Gatlinburg resident and has been active in many Pi Phi roles through the years. She is an Arrowmont Board of Governors member and regularly helps out around the school with various projects. When scholarship recipients are being chosen each year, Helen takes part in the selection process for the scholarship in her honor.

1986 recipient of the Lewis Scholarship was Sharon Annis, an active Pi Phi at the University of Toronta, St. George campus. Sharon is a fme arts major with a minor in psychology/ sociology, and works part-time to help with college expenses. The $350 scholarship made it possible for her to attend a one week painting course taught by Mary Weidner.

Sharon ' s enthusiasm was quite apparent when she discussed the class. ''I' m so impressed by the professional outlook. Everyone here is so involved in some aspect of art ," she said.

With her class of people of various ages , backgrounds , and from different areas , the learning experience was very different from Sharon ' s university setting

The diversity was a positive one as Sharon stated , "The people in the class are growing a lot, changing style and technique quite a bit It 's refreshing .... There's no competition as at school. . . . It frees you to learn a lot more."

Another bonus to Sharon ' s week at Arrowmont was having a chance to meet Helen Lewis over lunch on campus.

It was parade time in Gatlinburg , highlighted by Arrowmont participants. Puzzle: find Arrowmont Director Sondy Blain. She's quite a clown I

Sharon Annis , Ontario Alpha, shares a quiet moment with Helen lew is, for whom Sharon 's Arrowmont scholarship wos nomed.

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by Joyce Hulbert

Assistantships are awarded to artists/craftsmen each summer at Arrowmont . These people have the opportunity to take classes from instructors of national reputation and learn to work within the organization of the school on special assignments.

Typical events involving assistants are picnics , auctions, slide presentations and demonstrations on the mall in Gatlinburg. As time allows, art pieces such as bowls , pots, table cloths and stained glass windows are made to embellish the school.

To illustrate what assistants do and how their talents make for a more exciting learning experience for students and faculty, five assistants described their work , their impressions of the school and what they have learned at Arrowmont.

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Pam Brackenbury, 22, from Palos Park , IL, is a recent graduate of Illinois State University. She holds a B.F .A. in Fiber and it was through recommendations of her faculty at ISU that she applied and received an asSistantship

Pam was interested in trying something totally different from her work in tapestry and woven textile design In her classes, Quilting with Terri Mangat and Embroidery Surface Design with Tom Lundberg, she threw her energy into something she might not have tried on her own. At Arrowmont, Pam felt she could be assured her classes would emphasize the quality and artistic expression she might not find in classes offered locally near her home

What seems paramount to Pam's experiences at Arrowmont is the great interaction with faculty and fellow students. She felt that working so closely with peers of different backgrounds and experience made the learning experience all the more valuable. The ideas and techniques she learned will allow her personal statement in fiber to expand and grow in new directions.

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Thomas C Lee was an art teacher in a public school system, doing ceramics on the side before committing to being a professional potter. He holds a B S in art education from the University of Wisconsin -La Crosse , and while he has taught ceramics in his home studio , he saw the assistantship position as an opportunity to go back to school.

What Tom found at Arrowmont was the chance to branch out and try new approaches to pottery with access to different kilns and firing techniques This was especially important for his emphasis on contemporary graphics on clay. He also was lured to Arrowmont b y the opportunity to work with leading potters with inte r-

national reputations such as Bill Hunt and Tom and Ginny Marsh

Arrowmont offers many amenities and Tom enjoyed the bookstore and library, proximity of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park , as well as interaction between students in different media. The creator of Mud Junction Pottery and owner of the Phoenix Gallery/Studio in Delavan, WI , Tom feels the assistantship gave him a professional boost for his business know-how and for his credentials as a professional potter.

Tadashi Mitsui , originally from Tokyo,Japan, has been in the United States for six years. He holds a B.A. in literature from Hosei University and a B.F.A. in Graphic Design from West Virginia University. He received several grants to study at artists colonies in the United States and his drawings are shown in galleries and private collections .

Tadashi had heard of Arrowmont more frequently than other schools of arts and crafts. The assistantship offered him an opportunity to learn new media and to develop a more extensive technique .

" The place is wonderful ," is his impression of faculty and facilities He felt the school was well organized and is a conducive environment in which to learn.

Interaction within the class was very important to Tadashi. Since most classes have students both of basic and advanced exper ience in a medium, one has the opportunity to learn , to help others learn, compounded by learning how the instructor teaches. It was this repeat education that Tadashi felt was valuable and rewarding . For that reason and many others, Tadashi was very impressed with Arrowmont and appreciated the opportunity he was given to study there . Tadashi is now attendin g the University of Cincinnati, working towards hi s M. F.A. and teaching intermediate drawing .

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Arrowmont assistant , Tom Lee, demonstrates pottery wheel throwing techniques during craft demonstrations on the Mall area In front of the school.

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Nickey Cave , 27, from Chicago, holds a B F.A. in Fiber/ Textiles from the Kansas City Art Institute and is currently working on his Masters at North Texas State University where he teaches beginning FiberlTextiles and Design I. As a fiber artist, Nickey creates one of a kind garments with hand printed fabrics, as well as mixed media wall murals uniting themes of pattern and dance .

Nickey heard of the assistantship program from a fellow instructor, Shigeko Spear , at NTSU. He saw the position as an opportunity to continue doing his own work with the added bonus of interaction with other fiber artists. He feels the facilities are very good and the location of the school, away from urban distractions, was good for concentrating on his work.

Nickey gets his vitality for his work by interacting with others and responding directly to the energy that is created. For him, helping others and working with them is an important creative process, and for that reason, he is interested in collaborative design work Arrowmont offered him the opportunity to do that as well as teach others that to be creative, to be an artist, is a gift, and that it should be a vital part of life. Nickey will be attending Cranbrook Academy of Art in 1987.

Joyce Hulbert, 29, is a professional tapestry weaver from San Francisco. She has a B.S. in Textile Technology/Design from North Carolina State University . After working in New York City weaving commission work for an interior design firm and a tapestry studio, she moved to San Francisco to devote more time to her own work.

Joyce found out about the assistantship through a local fiber gallery. Being out of school for six years and at a new beginning in her career, the opportunity to be an assistant seemed very timely Instead of learning more fiber technique, Joyce took classes in other media to expand her creativity .

" Arrowmont is a warm, interactive environment where your work is of greatest importance," Joyce says.

She was very pleased to have this opportunity to interact with other artists/craftsmen and felt she would return to San Francisco re-energized and dedicated to her personal vision. As an assistant, Joyce believed her work had good exposure to people with national reputation. She had an opportunity to see how a fine arts and crafts school can be run effiCiently and effectively . Joyce will be teaching dyeing workshops in San Francisco and hopes to return to Arrowmont in the future

The summer 1986 assistantship program was a success . Active and interested assistants such as these , u nder the able leadership of Sandy and Clare , made it all possible .

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Alumnae clubs across the country support the Arrowmont program in a variety of ways, many offering special scholarships as a means for people to attend classes at the school. The Corpus Christi (TX) Alumnae Club sponsors such a scholarship every other year If no Pi Phi applies, someone from the community is chosen. The only stipulation for this all-expense-paid workshop is that the recipient return to the community and share experiences or knowledge.

1986 recipient of this scholarship was Nancy Dale McBroom, Texas Alpha, a member of Corpus Christi Alumnae Club. Nancy is a housewife, mother of a twoyear-old, and volunteer in several community organizations. She is active in the alumnae club and has used her creative abilities to paint Easter baskets and make spring wreaths for the Pi Phi Spring Fair in Corpus Christi.

Nancy does not consider herself an artist, but enjoys working with creative projects and belongs to the auxiliary at the Southern Texas Art Museum While at Arrowmont, she took a watercolor class taught by Harold Gregor. Although she didn ' t feel that her level of work compared with other students in the class, she found the exposure inspirational and stated that she will view art with a more critical, appreciative eye.

The chance to relax away from the general everyday lifestyle and to pursue a new creative interest was a wonderful change of pace for Nancy. To fulfull her end of the scholarship agreement , she plans to do programs about Arrowmont for the alum club and the Art Museum , and to work with the children ' s program at the community art center .

Tadashl Mitsui demonstrates the art of Origami, a Japanese technique of paper folding. Arrowmont sponsors craft demonstrations each summer for area visitors to see craftsmen at work.

Mary Anne Osborn is Episcopal deacon

by Kathleen Simpson

To the strains of Mozart's " Alleluia, " with the aroma of incense and with the organ literally vibrating the floors of St. John's Cathedral in Jacksonville, FL, Mary Anne Osborn, Florida Beta, was ordained a deacon in the Episcopal Church in June. Bishop Frank Cervany followed a procession of clergy, choir, and friends and relatives of candidates for ordination to the altar . Mary Anne was accompanied by her mother and her minister .

Mary Anne's journey to the altar of the Episcopal Church began, she recalls, when she was a school girl. She transferred from Sweet Briar College to Florida State University where she pledged Pi Phi. After graduation she went home to Jacksonville and the University of North Florida for her master's degree in counseling. For the next four years she worked at Hope Haven Hospital for Children as a counselor for sick children and their families Her next stop was in Gainesville where she spent four years as an intern in pastoral care , mostly in pediatric wards. She also studied at the University of

Florida and has only her thesis remalning before earning her doctorate.

From Gainesville the move was geographically longer as Mary Anne was accepted at the Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge , MA , her home for the last three years. She is now a chaplain on the staff at Hartford General Hospital.

A physical regimen is another part of Mary Anne's life During her years at Cambridge, she rode her bike to the pool at Harvard every moming, and dally running is a must in her life.

The newly ordained deacon wears a significant stole. It was designed by her brother , Commander Prime Osborn IV, a naval officer and architect. The seashore motif reflects one of Mary Anne's great loves . Shells, coral and other marine symbols are embroidered in pastel colors on the sea-green linen. She now wears the stole over one shoulder. After her ordination as a priest, which Mary Anne hopes will be by the first of the year , she will wear the stole around her neck

"It is good to be doing the work I want to do ," says Mary Anne Osborn.

London theatre is exciting study course

Ronnie Scotts Club the Tower of London Madame Taussaud's Wax Museum. lllinois Epsilon's Daniella Sando studied theatre in London last year through the Mary Mount program in New York. Only twenty-seven American students were selected to study with teachers from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts and the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Daniella says that studying theatre in London is different from the program at NU because, "We lived, ate, and breathed theatre . We had greater access to the culture since we lived in central London and our teachers were actual professionals "

She was able to see over sixty shows, including "Les Miserables ," "Chess," and "Othello." Her program of study included classes in fenCing, stage combat , English literature , performance Shakespeare , dancing and private voice lessons. While Daniella was contracted not to audition for professional theatre in London, she did have an opportunity to play the role of Hamlet in the program's own touring production for high school audiences

Being in Europe for a year, Daniella had an opportunity to visit many countries , including Austria . In Vienna she explored her family and visited the castle of her great-grandmother , an Austrian Baroness .

Daniella encourages everyone to study abroad .

" I learned so much by experiencing a new culture, " she says.

To further her cultural background in theatre , Daniella hopes to perform in her native Australia next summer upon graduation .

Pi Phi leader attends ATO pilot program

Meredith Radke, Kansas Beta, is a leader with promise. This was proven by her successful completion of the pilot program of The LeaderShape Institute, an intensive six-day educational experience sponsored by the Alpha Tau Omega Foundation.

Alpha Tau Omega is a men's national fraternity dedicated to the development of our nation's leaders. The LeaderShape Institute is ATO's creative response to society's demand for change and is ATO's fulfillment of its promise to young people and their personal development.

Purpose of the Institute is to improve significantly a young person's knowledge of, and ability to demonstrate, basic leadership skills in daily life.

A Kansas State University senior art education major, Meredith was one of ninety eight undergraduates from campuses coast-to-coast selected to attend one of the two week-long sessions on the Institute's pilot program.

The program, designed by prominent education and leadership consultants was structured around a nontraditional process which deals with self-awareness and self-assessment, interpersonal communication, group dynamics and decision-making, ethics and power, social awareness, and responsible service.

The pilot programs were held at the University of Illinois Conference Center near Champaign Attendees included men selected from ATO chapter nominations and one woman from each of twenty-six national sororities. All attendees have demonstrated campus and lor community leadership, a desire to reach higher levels of personal achievement and a willingness to help others do the same.

Participants enhanced their leadership skills through cluster group activities , awareness and interpersonal skill modules and case presentations. In addition , a guest panel of leaders in a variety of professions shared their leadership experiences and counsel with the young people.

Alum reactions mixed at reunion weekend

by Catherine Dugan

Many New York Delta Pi Phis were among the June guests at Cornell University's Reunion Weekend on June 15. Alumnae from as far back as 1946 came through the open house. Included were Ruth Critchlow Blackman and Maj-Britt Karlsson Gabel, both '46, who came for their first look at the "new" house, opened in 1961. While they agreed that the house was pleasant and airy , both mourned the loss of the quaint old house they had called home It only had two bathrooms, but "a lot more character "

Members of the class of 1961 were the first to move into the new house, and Marty Allen Cole, Kathryn Smyth Tippert, Ann Smyth Morris, Linda Nevins, Diane Baillet Meaken and Nancy McPeer laughed as they remembered the old aqua wallpaper and pineapple lamps They even found a trace of the paper remaining in the mailroom! Sitting in the living room, they caught up on old times and remarked on the TV and the sofas which replaced the pillows they had to use at first. Only the housemother had a television in the old days, and they all crowded into her room to watch the NixonKennedy debates .

The class of 1981 was well represented also, and the alums were mistaken for actives as they relaxed on couches and poured over their history. Martha Garcia, Karen Osofsky, Jill Flack and MJ Marlinski were among that group and they found pictures of themselves dressed as cats, in pajamas , and standing next to dates whose names they'd forgotten. These Pi Phis were responsible for doing most of the work on the chapter house when it was renovated in 1981 , stripping paint and sanding floors to make the house the lovely home actives now enjoy

Welcoming Meredith Radke to ATO's LeaderShape Institute Is executive Director Stephen R. Siders. who heads the national headquarters sta" of the 151-chapter national fraternity.

Members of the Campus Carnival Bally Hoo dance group at the University of Minnesota In April were Minnesota Alp has (back. I-r) Shannon Fenlon. Patricia Hammond. Usa Harris. Front: Mary Dolan. Kristin Flynn. Jane Selander. Proceeds from the annual carnival go to charity.

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ELIZABETH CATHEY MARY BOSTICK PARKER

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MARGARET WILMORE MONTGOMERY MARGARET REBECCA SMITH

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ELIZABETH WARD OANIEL BARBARA HASKINS OBERMAN

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MARGIE WINTERBURN DRANE LISA GAY POWELL

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CATHERINE HORTON EISEN SARA SPARKS SANDERS

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ELIZABETH ANNE INGHAM LORI ANTONY VAUGHT

MARY CHRISTOPHER KAYLOR LlNOA SUSAN WHISNANT

KIMBERLY DRANE KROGH ELIZABETH SMITH WILDER

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LAURA PATRICIA LUSHINGTON MARCARET CHADWICK WRIGHT

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THANK YOU , loyal alumnae , for your contributions to the 1985-86 Friendship Fund. (Donors are listed whose gifts were received between August 1, 1986-July 31, 1986.)

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DENISE WOODMAN CHRISTOPHER

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CARRIE SMITH COX

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DEBORAH HUTSELL FLAVIN

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JAN PERRY MAYER BRENOA STEWART STROM

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MIRIAM E WILLIAMS BETTY RICHAROS RALSTON FRANCES WINKLE FOWLER

LOUISE WILLIAMS WILLIS EILEEN NORCROSS RAUSCHERT

MARCELL ENE SNORF WILSON MARGARET SCHULTZ REA

BARBARA LAMMERS ZUST MICHELLE MENGUY REKITZKE

MARY DONOVAN GAGE

SALLIE ELSON HELLER

MARY BACON HOLTZMAN

ANNA BLAKELY BROWN JANET HILL BALL

JUDITH JOHNSON BRYAN MARY MCCAIN BALLARO

DOROTHY KING BULL BARBARA ANNE BENSON

CLARE THERESE CAMPBELL MARGO STULTS BETTIS

EOYTHE THORNTON CECIL KAREN BERGSTROM BLAIR

JOAN ROBINSON CLARK MARY M BOWER

PATRICIA JANES CLENDENIN RUTH LONG BRAOLEY

JANET HAMERSLY COLLISSON MAUREEN PLEAK BREEN

JOY THOMAS OECKER LOIS SHERRILL BREEZE

BETTY FREED DETMER IRMA CROWE BROSSMAN

GEORGINA BARRON OUNHAM FLORENCE STANLEY BROWN

JEANNE WDOD EASTON GWENDOLYN SCHORT BURRIS SUSAN MORGAN REULING

ILLIN OI S ZETA MARY MICHELLE RILEY

UNIVER SITY OF ILLINOIS MARJORIE DIEHL ROBINSON

SUZANNE ACHESON

KATHERINE M BAILEY

LINDA FITZGERALD RDOT

GLADYS BAXTER ROSS

SHAWN ANN BALES MARGARET ALEXANOER SCHILDEIN

BARBARA DEVRY BALSLEY MARY CHANDLER SEAMANS

RUTH HAWKINS BEIN MAOELEINE KANE SLiNGERLANO

SHIRLEY MOORE BIERY JOANNE KEEPERS SOUKUP

LUCILE ADAMS BRINK DOROTHY WEAVER SPEDICK

MARGARET MATHIS BROWN ETHEL LEWIS STEPHENS

MARY PETERSON BRUNING CYNTHIA SWANSIlIN

DEANNA LYNNE BUTLER CHARLOTTE KINNEAR SWENGEL

BETTY FARIS CALLANDER LOUISE RICKARD TAYLOR

JANIS JONES CARMICHAEL FAY SULLIVAN TlDEMAN

M HELEN WARD CASTENDYKE • MARGARET HUNTER TRIEBEL

RUTH RALSTON CHASE CYNTHIA HOARD TRUCKSIS

BARBARA KAY CLAYTON ELLA MORRIS TWIST

DOROTHY SEIDEL COHAGAN JAN PIERCE VELOE

LOUISE BRESEE COWGER LYNN MERRICK VOGELSINGER

SHIRLEY LOCKE COX FLORENCE KING WALLACE

MERRILEE PATTERSON CRAIN BETHEL FRANCE WARING

MARY CAROL HUTCHISON

MARJORIE LEONARD JOHNSON

DOROTHY SAYLES JOSLIN

MARY TOUSEY LAMB

MARY VERNER LUX

MARY FOSTER MCPHIE

HELEN SOMMER MEAIlIOO

RUTH BELSTERLING MILLER

KATHRYN POWELL "'ILLER

MARGARET ANN MORAN

ELIZABETH NOLAN PENN

PATRICIA LING PRYOR

GENANNE GIUFFRE SABLES

MARY ANN SCHREIBER

SHEILA GRAHAM SHERMAN

JERILYN PRICE SIMAK

HELEN BUTLER STEIN

CLARA FREDERICK WEEKS

MARGARET SPARKS WHITE

MELBA BLANK WRIGHT

MARJORIE EGBERS CULKIN BETTY GODWIN WATKINS ILLINOIS IOTA

ETHEL DOUGLAS DALLENBACH MARGERY TOMPKINS WELCH ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY

MARY SANFORD DAVIDSON AMY PLOCHMAN WERNER NANCY JO FLEMING

MARGARET LINHART EBERLY BARBARA SHEROW BUSCHE

SUSAN BLACK EOWARDS MARY CLERKIN BUTLER

NANCY FIFER EICHHORN DOROTHY DIll CAMPBELL

DAWN ROCHELLE ELSTON DEN ESE CAMPBELL

JANE MCFAOOEN FOBES SUSAN DRESEL CAUDILL

MADALYNNE SHEETS GERDING DONA DEAN CLARK

VIRGINIA SHAW GIBSON JANE HADLEY GOMER

CONSTANCE COVINGTON GODLEY JULIE FARRIS DAVIDSON

R RENAE WooOS HAEHL MARGARET SULLIVAN OAVIES

ELIZABETH WORKMAN HATFIELD DIANA OEITSCH

PAULA ANN HElL MADONNA WARNER DEVOTO

JEAN ERRANT HENDERSON CAROLINE DUNN

DORDTHY STANFORD HOWARD OEANN MANN EllIOTT

ESTHER HALE JACOBS KATHLEEN COLLINS ELLSBURY

KATHY JOHNSON MARGARET CAMPBELL EMERSON

ANN SHROYER JONEN NANCY HASTINGS ENGLEDOW

DOROTHA WILLIAMS KARSELL JULIANA MCINTOSH ERSKINE

NANCY SIEGFRIED KAY PATRICIA HADLEY FIELDER

AMY STURGEON KELLEHER HELEN E FISHER

JUDITH HIMSEL KERKHOVE JEAN PATRICIA GENTRY

ANNA GERHART KIER ANGELA HOCKETT GUTTERMAN

PHYLLIS WITTE KIMMEL MARIA DAUGHERTY HARPER

CAROLYN L KINKEL ELAINE AUKERMAN HARRISON

CAROLYN TAYLOR KLATT PATRICIA ELLIG KEEVIL

ROSALIND SCHU KYLE SUSAN BASSETT KENNEDY

JULIE ANN DEAN JOANNE L WIEDOW NANCEE R JOHNSON SUSAN CRANE KYLE KAREN ROEIIN KOEHLER

MARY JACKSON DEUTSCHBEIN MOLLY OWEN WIGGINS PATRICIA SCOTT KILLIAN

MARY JOHNSTONE IlIEWALD JDAN SCHREIBER ZIEGLER LISA ANNE LAPORT

ABBY LYNN DlDRICKSON

DOROTHY CARMICHAEL DIIORIO ILLINOIS ETA

KAREN VELDE OOLLIoIEYER MILIKIN UNIVERSITY

ELAINE CARLSIlIN DRAKE RUTH ANN ABBOTT

SUSAN SHAW MCGURY

JANET SABEN

SUSAN ELIZABETH SMITH

ANGELA KILLIAN UNOERWOOO

JULIA RENCH LAYNE MARY ELIZABETH LAFEVER

GERTRUDE WOLLENBERGER LEETZ PHYLLIS AUGUSTIN LARSEN

JUNE IRISH lILJENQUIST JULIA BOWMAN LEEDY

LUCRETIA J LONG MARTHA LEMAY LINK

AMY MAUREEN LYNCH BETTY BLADES LonON

EIJITH HAINES MARQUETTE OELLA KING LOVE

NANCY PATRICK MAHER

KAREN CHRISTINE MAIZEL

MARY ANDERSON JURGOVAN KRISTEN ANN PEREGR INE

ELIZABETH HOLDEN KARPICK

MARTHA THOMAS MARINE KAY BLACK KELLY

LEILA KENNEDY MARQUIS SANDRA BEACH KING

HELEN LOWRY MARTIN ORUE COWAN KING

CHERYL KIRKPATRICK

VICKI FOREMAN MCINTIRE

ELOISE FOSDICK MCLENNAN MARTHA CASSELL KIRKPATRICK

SUSAN KIRTS MCWHORTER CANDYCE CLIFTON KRUMWIEDE

PEGGY HARDER MERRIHEW MIMI SCHMIDT LEDYARD

KATHERINE PARRISH MONDOR NADINE WORTH LEONARD

MARGARET HARM MOORHEAD JUNE PHELPS LEWIS

HOLLY CARPEN NICHOLSON KATHLEEN MILLER LlENESCH

KATHRYN MEAD PALMER KATHLEEN WALKER LITTLE

DOROTHY SCREES PARKS SALLY CONNELL LOVE

JOYCE LILLIBRIDGE PARKS MARY BEAZELL LUSE

JEANNE OECOSTED PITTMAN

ELIZABETH MYERS PLYMATE

PRISCILLA POPE

SABRA HANSEN QUA

SARAH ANN RACE

MARCIA COLLINS ROSS

STEPHANIE CRAFT SALSICH

MARY HUBBELL SLAUGHTER

JANE ALVIS SMILEY

KAREN PASQUINI SMITH

JANICE WILLS SOWA

JILL ANNE STEPHENS

BARBARA OCHELTREE STEPP

HELEN MARIE TRUAX

KATHLEEN HOTTEL PERRIN BETH MULCAHY MACKENZIE KELLY CHAPMAN WEADICK

MARY COLVIN PRUYN BETTE HENDERSHOT MALEY VIRGINIA ARMSTRONG WEISE

GEORGEANNE VARNES RIDDELL BETTY DRISCOLL MAYO MARY WALBAUM WILLIAMS

MADELINE SANDER RIFFEY AMELIA RODEFELO MEADOWS

CATHERINE MOHR WILT

SALLY BOSMAN SCHNEITER MARILYN MUELLER MERRILL MARY BAKER WINNING

BERTHA COUGHLEN SHELHORN RUTH ZIMMERMAN MILLER

LORETTA JOYCE SHOWLEY DIANE ELIZABETH MIRR INDIANA ZETA

PHYLLIS PENNINGTON SLAUGHTER JANN MOSS MULLER

JANE DUNGAN SMITH KARIN HELLMAN MUNCIE

EUGENIA BROOKS SMITH LINDSEY ANN NESSLER

VIRGINIA GOULD SPRADLIN LORI TRUMBULL NONDORF

JOANNE SEGHETTI STADLER PATRICIA YOSHIE OKITA

JOSEPHINE ROGERS STASSEN KRISTIN NOER OLSON

E MAXINE RIGSBEE STEPHENS SANDRA FORBES OLSON

BARBARA KIDD VANDIVIER FLO MCMULLEN 0 ROURKE

TAMARAH ROGERS VANWYK GABY ROE OSBORN

BETTY BALL VICKERY JANET HUMPHREY OXLEY

ISABELLE BURNSIDE VOLLRATH MARY TEEL PAULIN

HEL EN CARSON WALKER CHERYL ALTHERR PLANALP

MARY OGLE WARNOCK SHARON JAMES POWERS

DOROTHEA EDWARDS KATHERINE HAMPE ROWE

ESTHER EMMONS VIRGINIA STEWART RUSCH

HELEN BLISS HALPERN DOROTHY MCCARROLL SADLER

GLENDA CRIST HARRIS CATHERINE RICE SCHWIDDE

DONNA JEANNE HELBLE ETHEL BUTCHER SHOGREN

FRANCES EMMONS HENDERSON DIANA MARCUM SKDGSBERGH

HELEN HARP HERNY ELIZABETH SPURRIER SMALLEY

MARTHA HESTER HILLIS BARBARA ERBE SMITH

KATHERINE ANN ILER JULIE STOLL SOKLEY

LOIS OIMICK JENSEN BARBARA STANTON SPITZMILLER

HELEN M JONES ROBERTA SMITH STARK

LAUREN SCHUESSLER KLEIMEYER KATHERINE MATTHEWS STOUFFER

CHARLOTTE SCHRIER KLYN JUDITH FRIEND STROHM

JOAN SLAKER KNAUB DELINDA HAMILTON TALBOTT

OLIVE GARDNER MCCANNON LENA POCEMILLER THOMAS

MARGARET OLSON MCDONALD SALLY ZOECKLER TOOO

VIRGINIA ELLIS MORRIS MARY HANSEN TOLLENAERE

PHYLLIS EMMONS NOflEM OOROTHY GOEPPINGER VON GILLERN

DEBORAH DUFF POWELL ELIZABETH PORTER WARMACK

JEAN WICKLESS PRATT HELEN BUDD WATTS

DEBRA RENEE PRICE LYNNE NICHOLS WAXWEILER

FRANCES HUNTSINGER PURINGTON DOROTHY KENWORTHY WHEELER

BALL STATE UNIVERSITY

LENNA HARRISON ALLMAN

KIMBERLY KAY ARNOLD

SARA JANE BOOENMILLER

JULIE SHAW BOVIS

NANCY SCHULTZ BYERS

MARY J DEVOE

DIANNE DECK DYKSTRA

NANCY SMUCKER FEUER

DEANN MIKESELL FLOREA

HELEN ZIEGLER GIBSON

FRANCIE A PYBURN FRANCES MCGREGOR WHERRY

HARRIET PROUDFDOT QUINT MARY MERRICK WICHMAN

MARGARET MEIKLE REEDY MARTHA LANNOM WILLIAMS

MARGARET ARNOLO ROGERS DOROTHY OWEN WILLIAMSON

JO ROMEDAHL SAID GRACE MILLER WILSON

ALICE SAYRE EDITH VOORHEES WINCHESTER

CLARA HALL SIPHERD BARBARA DEWELL WOOD

KATHERINE ALLEN TAYLOR ANN ELIZABETH WDOD

INEZ HAMILTON ULLRICH DONNA BETH YURDIN

PATRICIA DAYTON WARFIELD

MARY BETH WRIGHT IOWA ZETA

JANET BLUME HAMILTON UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

CATHERINE SUE HAMILTON

MARJORIE BDOTH WATKINS JUOITH AMANDA PRATT M LOUISE EARHART HASSINGER

SUSAN JOYCE WEINOENKOPF CLAIRE RATHBUN RIBBLE

SUZANNE BARNHART WHALEY JEANNE BUSENBARK ROBINS

LUCILE TYNER WILLIAMS

JUDY WOOLGAR WILSON

GERTRUDE HECKER WINDERS

INDIANA OELTA

PURO UE UNIVERSITY

AVIS MAYER ANDERSON

SUZANNE STONE RUBIN

JOLEE SCHMIDT RUGGLES

PEGGY BOYCE RYDER

EILEEN WESTOVER SCHMITT

ETHEL MEYER SCHWARTZ

JULIE CHRISTOPHER SEARLES

ELIZABETH LISLE SESSIONS

MARIA ARISTASALADO ARISTA·VOLSKY LISA IACCARINO SHOULDERS

MARTH ENE GRAY BALDAUF SANORA BOTTORFF SMITH

LYNNE ANN BATTREALL ETHEL GILLESPIE SMITH

KATHARINE SMELTZLY BENNER

MARILYN SCHAF ER SMITSON

CHARLOTTE SPEARS BENNETT RUTH CASADY SNEAD

SHIRLEY SIMMONS BENSON DOROTHY WEBER STAREK

DARLAINE BLOCKS BONE

FLORENCE SANDERS BOOTS

MIRIAM RINNE STILWELL

ELIZABETH MINNICH STODDART

LUANN DETAMORE BDOTS JANE KISNER STOVER

ANNA DOWNEN BOTSFORD JANET MARTIN STRANG

GINA NESSLER BREMNER SUSAN FOLEY SUGGS

MARGARET MILLER HOFF

CAROLEE ATKINSON KRAMER

CATHERINE A LAKER

CHARLOTTE BEACH LATERZO

CATHE EARLE LAYMAN

KAREN EDSTROM MAROHN

PAMELA LOPER MCGINN

SANDRA ZIEGLER MOFFETT

SUSAN FLiGHTNER NOBLE

NANCY GETTINGER RAY

CARREL SHEPHERD REGAN

JULIE RENEE SALRIN

JOSEPHINE GUTHRIE SAUNDERS

ANNETTE PETRO SCOTT

ELIZABETH ROLLER SMITH

SANDRA SMITH SNEARLY

JENNIFER JESKE SPEICHER

LORI ANN VDORHEES

ROSALYN JOHNSON WALTERS

LUCY BAKER WARNER

JUDITH BRANDAU BRINKMAN ANNE CHAMBERLIN SUMMERS JENNIE COX WEAVER

GENEVI EVE AYLARD BROWNELL MARY CRANE SWARTS JUDITH MILLER WILLIAMS

MARY MCLAUGHLIN BRUNSDON KIMBERLY HOLT THOMPSON

KARE N IVERSON BUBENZER AI ICF MARTIN TODD INDIANA ETA

INDIANA-PURDUE UNIVERSITY AT FT WAYNE

IOWA GAMMA BETTY GUTCH ACKER

IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY PHYLLIS HATTON ANNABLE

CAROL HAMMERSCHMIDT ALCORN CORNELIAVANOOSTERHOUT ASHENFELTER

MELINDA DRALLE ANDERSON NIKKI PATTON BABBITT

ELEANOR SWETT BATHE JANET KLOVE BEACH

DONNA BRESSMAN BECKNER CHERYL MCDANIEL BEED

PAMELA LIETZ BERNEKING JANET WELDEN BLUM

JEAN VERSTEGEN BOGLE JULI SULLIVAN BRIGGS

BARBARA CAINE BOGLE CAROL OSTERHOLM BROWN

SALLY FANER BORN MUELLER EDITH MITTEN BURNS

ALICE CAMPBELL BOSWELL MARY JAM IESON CARLSON

AMY BECKER BROWN YASMIN SUSAN CHOUDHURY

PAULA BRAUNLICH BROWN LORIE SORENSEN CHRISTENSEN

KATHERINE RAINEY BUSSMANN OOROTHY WARD CRABB

FLORENCE JOHNSON CHAPMAN ANN WELLS CROSSEN

JACQUELINE JASPER CLARK CATHRYN ROBBERTS DYE

CATHARINE GARVER CLEMENT MAXINE SHOWALTER ECKHARDT

REBECCA DRALLE CLEVELAND JOSEPHINE MCNEILL FERRARA

PATRICIA SA ID COCKERHAM RUTH MCCUTCHEON FIESELMANN

VIRGINIA RUSSELL COFFEE JANE FINK

ELIZABETH HAKE COLBERT EVALINE A FISHER

VIRGINIA RECK COREY GAIL ANN GANSKE

MARY PAULEY CDX EDYTHE BEARD GERDES

LAURA L DAMGAARD VIRGINIA MERCER GIBBS

PRISCILLA MAXSON DAVIES JEANNE M GODE

JOAN AHERN DEKTAR JEANNE LARSON GREIWE

GLADYS LLOYD CAMPBELL BERTHA BONHAM TURNER

PAMELA BOWSER CARPENTER JANA YOUNG TYRRELL VALERIE GARLATI HOLLEY

BARBARA SANDERS CHAPMAN SUZANNE GVAUGHAN

BETH WATSON PEPIN

JAN ICE KINCAID CLIFFORD EMILY MAUZY VOGEL DEE MAY SCOTT

ORPHA OROURKE COENEN LYN ALYCE WATTJES

PAMELA LAWSON COLE H LUISE CALDWELL WERKING

CARLA GAL BRECHT CONNOR JANET KELSEY WERNER IO WA

RENEE JOHNSON COOPER MARTHA ROBBINS WHITEHEAD

DENA M CORTESE BETTY SHIELDS WHITMER

SUSAN WHITE COUNSELL LYN GLENDENING WIBLE

MARY LOSEY CRAIG DOROTHY DIGGINS WIGGINS

IDWA ALPHA

IOWA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

RUTH EDWARDS BENTZINGER

DONNA SAPONE DAUGHERTY JOAN NIXON WUTHRICH JUNE BERRY

FERN BOTTS DAVIS

PATRICIA CRAWFORD DEEM INDIANA EPSILON

PAMELA SPROWL DIEHL DEPAUW UNIVERSITY

JOSEPHINE DIGGINS JULIA LYNNE ANDERSON

GLORIA DANIELS DU GENE ANN FLACH MANN BABINGTON

MARY MAJOR DUNCAN PAULINE AUXTER BLOMSTROM

SHIRLEY WILEMAN DUNN JO MOSBAUGH BOBB

SUZANN E CONDIT OURSCHLAG JEAN GIVENS BOLL

AMY BARBETTE EARL NINETTA LING BOYER

JOAN SCHMIDT ERTEL ANN MARIE BRAGOIDIV

MARGARET HOPKINS FARLEY PATRICIA CARLSON BRUMBAUGH

LDiS MCCLURE BRINK

KAREN SMART BUTTERS

JODI LYNN OEM MEL

CAROLYN FRIEDRICH

ANNA GALLAHER·BEKEL

MAURINE COLLIVER GRAU

LAURIE THERESA HOSKINS

JANICE MARIE KANYHA

RITA RUSSELL KING

CAROLYN OTTINGER KOVENER

CELIA LEASE

LISA GDODRICH FARRER SUZANNE BLACK CAYLOR LAURIE WULF LENHART

PENELOPE S FARTHING NANCY FORD CHARLES

PATRICIA RUDY FLEET JANE KIMMEL COLTEN

LOUISE FLETEMEYER LESLIE MONSON CRIDER

EDWINA FUCHS FORDYCE MARGARET WARD DANIEL

CAROLYN COM IN FORSYTH SUE HOWARD DELVES

MONA GAIL FRANKLIN PATRICIA CRAYS DIXON

JANE BARKMAN FREEMAN SALLY FLETCHER DUNCAN

EVELYN BECKER GILBERT NANCY COX FDNTAINE

MARIAN EDWARDS GILBERT GEORGANN ELEY FREBEL

MARLA FAWCETT GRIFFITH KATHLEEN E FULLER

MADILYN HADLEY GRIGSBY SALLY COLLINS GRISCHY

VIRGINIA BUSSARD GUSTAFSON BETTY JUDY HARMLESS

KRISTINE KREISLE HARDER KARA MOSELEY HENSLEY

ANN MCCORMICK HARMON HARRIET FULTZ JAMESON

BARBARA BELSLEY HARVILL ANN GREENE JONES

ALICE BARNES MCCUEN

DIANNE MARIE NUTT

MARGARET EMERY OSTERFOSS

LOUISE SCHUSTER OTTAVI

MEDA HAUENSTEIN OTTEMAN

EUIABETH WRIGHT RANDALL

SUE ANN RATHJE

PATTY HILEMAN RULLMAN

MILDRED WEIBLEY SCOTT

ALMA KEEMER SHOEMAKER

KATHRYN GILMORE SPEICHER

SHERI STEEN WAGNER

JULIE WEITHORN

JOYCE CLARK WESTON

EDITH WHITING

ARLINE FUNSETT HECK PATRICIA SOMMERS JULIER CONSTANCE CHAMBERS WILLIS

ROSALIE SMITH HEINEMAN MARGARET ROflSCHACH KRUMME KATHARINE DRUSE YOUNG

CAROLYN IRWIN HELM ALICE MARIE LAMBERT

SARAH HOOGOON HENSON SALLY SHIELD LANGE IOWA BETA

JANE BLACK HOLUB PATRICIA ELLEN LASLEY SIMPSON COLLEGE

ELIZABETH FAYE HUBBARTT NANCY HELEN LUTZ

MARY·LOU SCHMAUSSER AVERY

ESTHER HUNGATE KRISTA ANN MCCOflMICK S LOUISE HUFFORD BELL

JOAN NADING HYDE NANCY SMITH MCKEE JO BENNETT BOLTINGHOUSE

MARSHA JEPSON JAY JOYCE DOWNS MENK

MARY SHERMAN JESSUP MELISSA PHILLIPS MEYER

DOROTHY MONK JOHNSON JANE HEINEMAN MOLDEN

KIMBERLY ANN CARPENTER

PHYLLIS STONE CORE

WINIFRED HEATON COX

AUGUSTA HITE JOHNSON SUSAN WOHLERS PEARSOIV DENiSE KAY CROSSETT

MARY STEFFENSON DENNIS NORMA KIRKPATRICK GRIFFITH

MARION CARR ELMQUIST VIRGINIA BALL HENDERSHOT

BETTY HAN PETER EVANS PATRICIA HENNESSY

HELEN GREER FEAMSTER FRANCES SORENSEN HENNING

JODY FLETCHER ELEANOR GAMBLE HICKS

MARGARET PROCTOR GAR RECHT VELLA STARKW EATHER JACOBS

ANN KATHERINE GAUKEL JEANNE ROUSH JANETT

REBECCA JANE HAMILTON LISA ROBINSON JENNISON

NORENE FLACK HAWK SYLVIA JENSEN

SANDRA 0 HERSHBERGER ELIZABETH LAKE JOflDAN

BEATRICE HUGHES HOFSOMMER MARJORY INNESS KEMPSTER

LAURA RUBY HOLBROOK MARGARET CZARNECKI KENNER

MARCIA MCKAY HOWIE ELDISE PERKINS KIBBlE

HELENA MAHNKE HUNT KAREN PETERSON KIGER

MARTHA JANE HUNTINGTON ELIZABETH SUMMERWILL KOZA

LOUISE M KALLEN BERG ANITA BLOHM LATTA

MARY KEFGEN LORI LAUTEN

WANDA SMITH KLINDWORTH MARGARET GRAHAM LEWIS

GLORIA BARCLAY KNOWLES SALLY ECHTERNACHT MADDEN

MARY GREER LANG JANE NORMAN MARION

WINIFRED LOIDMIS LARSON MARILYN ALGYER MCINTOSH

BETTY BURBANK LAZZARA JANE VANAUSDALL MEESE

ROSEMARY TERESE LlGOURI HELEN MCINTOSH MEIER

CHARLYNE FEARNLEY LOGEMAN PAMELA SHANNON MENDENHALL

ROBERTA NAUMAN LUCEY MAYBELLE BURRILL MDORE

ELIZABETH ROSSI LUM AMALIE KRAUSHAAR NELSON

JUNE COREY MAWDSLEY JUDITH A OEHRLE

DENISE S MAXWELL KRISTIN WOODS OLSON

PATRICIA BUKOWSKI MAY SUSAN JANIS PABST

LYNNAE MARTY MCCABE SUSAN FLEMING PARKER

MARILYN MORSE MCCREEDY BARBARA HENRY PHILLIPS

DOROTHY GlBB MCGOWAN JANE LEVINE POHLMANN

DOROTHY ROOT METZLER LORAINE JACOBS REANEY

MARY LYNN MEYER ADELE ROGERS REYNOLDS

DALE METCALF MEYER LOUISE REMLEY SCOTT

WILMA BOAG MORTENSEN EULALIA KLINGBEIL SEILER

JOANI TIEDEMAN MULLIN CAROL JENSEN SMITH

MARY PROCTOR NOflMAN MARY STEPHENSON STILSON

LYNNE JOHNSON OLSON SARA FLOOD SULLIVAN

MARCIA ECKERT OTTE PAULENA KELLOGG TAYLOR

JANE WAGNER PERKINS LINDA PECAUT THOMAS

CAROLYN KIRK PIGOTT JEANETTE MACLEOD WATSON

ANNA M POOLEY GWENOOLYN VINSON WEIDEMANN

BERNICE PETERSEN PRAY JEAN DAYTON WEST

BARBARA BIRCH PROSSER CYNTHIA SMITH WHISNANT

MARTHA GILES REEVES DOROTHY ALLEN WHITE

MARY OVERHOLT RILEY ELIZABETH FULLER WHITEMAN

PAMELA WDODSTRA RITCHART ANN FINLEY WIKOFF

ELIZABETH DAUBENBERGER ROBB JOAN KELLY WILLIAMS

PATRICIA BARNES ROBINSON MICHELLE MCGOWAN YAGER

THERESA JUOGE ROSS JANE REDENBAUGH YOUNG

Magical Memories

CARNATIONS

happy -faced flowers that ruffle , showing love and friendship

WINE and SILVER BLUE

colors found on desktops , adorned in pillows and worn proudly in sweatshirts

GOLDEN ARROWS ...

pierced through dresses, upward; small treasurers heart forever pointing worn over the

JANET GOOOJOI1N CLARK

MARY BEL LE HENNING CLARK

ATHELIA SWEET CLINGAN

JOAN FAULCONER COBBLE

MILOREO HOUSEWORTH CRAW FORD

MILDRED ALLISON DIVELBISS

JOAN LYTLE DYE

LIN DA LYNN EATHERLY

LUCIL E SMITH EATON

KAREN KELLY EGAN

DARLA HALL EMMENDORFER

ANN NICOLAY ERICKSON

LETITIA STAEBLER EVANS

MARY HANNAFORD EXLINE

ANN BRINKMEYER FAERBER

MARION WELCH FARMER

HELEN HUGHES FAULCONER

JANE HAYMAKER FLDERSCH

NANCY FERRELL FRAZIER

JEAN EXLINE FREDRICKSON

JEAN ELLIS GARTEN

HELENA HOTCHKISS GASTON

ROSALIE ElliS GOODWIN

BETTY ROOP GRACEY

JULIE DEPEW GREEN

CARAL EE LAMING GREENE

BARBARA KING HAGEMAN

P!lTRICIA TEMPLER HART

NANCY MCCRACKEN HENTEL

RUTH HOLTON

ANGELS

PI BETA PHI

illuminated cherubs on wisps of stardust , guarding over us; providing peace

a culmination of carnations, colors , arrows and angels ; symbols of a group of women sharing a special bond of sisterhood, an unforgettable home and .

magical memories

Sara Goodenough Washington Beta

ANNE INNES PHILLIPS

SIDNEY ASHTON GARRETT

KANSAS

KANSAS ALPHA

KANSAS UNIVERSITY

HALLIE REECE ADAMS

ISABEL PERRY ALLEN

LYNN BURTON ATKINSON

KATHERINE BROOKS AUGUSTINE

NANCY OBRIEN AVDY

VELMA WILSON BALOWIN

KELLY BURKE BANNETT

JANE VEATCH BARBER

JEAN DRESSLER BARBER

LINDA BRIERY BECKMAN

BETTY MARTIN BELCHER

LELA HACKNEY BELL

JOSEPHINE MARSHALL BERRY

BRENDA WORLEY BILLINGS

JUDITH HOWARD BILLINGS

JUNE HEREFORD BISHEA

ANNE TAYLOR BLATHERWICK

BETTY BLAUL

VIRGINIA WILBER BOLIN

• EDYTHE MULVEYHILL BRACK

CAROLYN CROMB BRADA

SUZANNE SENTNEY BROWN

KATHLEEN THOMPSON BROWN

MARY STAUFFER BROWN BACK

BETTY P!lTTON BURKE

KATHARINE HOAG BURNS

LUCINDA GRIFFITH BURROWS

ISABEL DOERR CAMPBELL

MARGARET HELLER CHURCH

SUSAN LDIJISE CLAASSEN

MARY RAMSEY CLEVENGER

MAURINE FIRESTONE COOK

MARY STARR CROMB

VIRGINIA SCHUBERT CURRAN

ANN BLAIR DALBY

SARAH SIMPSON OEAN

CAROL WALKER DOBBS

RDSE MCCOLLOCH DflESSLER

ELIZABETH TESTARD OUNNE

JDAN DARBY EOWAROS

JDAN HAMILTON EGAN

SHANNON POTUCEK ELLIOTT

NANCY REICH ESRY

LISA LOUISE EVANS

EDITH DARBY EVANS

DORTHY SMITH FANESTIL

MARILYN MULL FEAD

GEORGIA CASSITY FELT

BARBARA VARNER FRIZELL

ESTHER CONGER GABEL

GAIL HORNER GAGE

GLADYS FRIEND FRAZEE

LYNN JENKINS

FLORENCE BARN HISEL HOWE

LIlliAN HANSEN HOWELL

ROBERTA TOWNLEY JAKOWATZ

ELIZABETH JANE JENNINGS

JOLENE KAY JOI1NSON

GENEVIEVE MOTT JOI1NSON

CYNT HIA STALEY KENYON

MARY WILSON KORIAGIN

BETTY GREEN LAPORTE

ANN ALLISON LEACH

EMILY DAVIS LENAHAN

P!lMELA MORTON LESTER

NANCY CARNEY LEWIS

MARY HOUDYSHELL LEWIS

MARJORIE BRADLEY MILLER

JUDITH STRAIT MILLS

JEANNE lINGERFELTER MDORE

VIVIAN MARLOW MOSS

ESTHER ANDREWS MULLENOORE

SANDRA CANFIELD NOLAN

P!lTTI BARNARD NOWELL

KAREN CORN P!lTTERSON

DIANE RAMSEY PETERSON

NORMA MYERS PIERCE

MARCEL ENE LIN SCHEID PROFFITT

PEGGY PROFFITI OUATTLEBAUM

ALICE WATKINS OUINLAN

KELLY CURRY RAINSBERGER

MARY PETEFISH POLLARD

KATHERINE HALL GATES

JDANNE GRANT GAUDREAU

MILDRED FOWLER GILBERT

RUTH SHANKLAND GILL

HELEN MOORE GILPIN

JOANNA MIRANDA GLAZE

MARGARET SANDZEN GREENOUGH

SUZANNE MARIE HALLAS

HELEN HUNGERFORD HAMILTON

ANN WEIMER HANNAH

RACHEL KIENE HAREN

REINE RUCKER HARTLEY

NANCY WILKINSON HAWLEY

CATHY LAYMAN HELD

NANCY WINCHESTER HEREFORD

SARAH TEAGUE HOLLEY

VIRGINIA DERBY HOWSE

SUE HARPER ICE

BETTY STEVENSON INNES

JANICE SOULE JACKSON

BARBARA BURNS JOI1NSON

FRANCIA OBRIEN JOHNSON

CAROL WALKER JONES

ELIZABETH BURKE KANE

KATHLEEN ELIZABETH KANE

MARY GOVIER KENNEDY

MARY CAMPBELL KERR

ANN UNDERWOOD KINDRED

JANET HECK KITTLAUS

CYNTHIA STARK KUNZ

KIRSTEN KRUEGER LAMONTAGNE

LDIS ALBERG LANDER

TAMARA LASTER

MARGUERIT GRAYBILL LEWIS

JULIE GEMPEL LINDSTROM

SARAH BURGESS LINTON

P!lTRICIA ARNALL LYNCH

JUDITH ADDIS MACK

HELENE STEINBUCHEL MACK

LINDA WARWICK MANCO

SHIRLEY JONES MANN

JUDITH GRAY MCEACHEN

BONNIE BEAIRD MCGINLEY

KATHLEEN RYAN MCGRATH

JULIE ANNE MERCER

LILLIAN YOUSE MESSENGER

CYNTHIA HARDIN MILLIGAN

ADRIENNE HISCOX MITCHELL

MARGARET HARDIE MORRIS

ANNE BROWNING NEAL

ELIZABETH NELSON

DOROTHY JORDAN 0 SULLIVAN

ELIZABETH BALL P!lTTERSON

EOWINNA REED PERKINS

ELIZABETH DILLON RAMSEYER

MARIE WAGENSELLER RANKIN

JADEEN SCOTT RIVARD

ELIZABETH SCHWARZ ROACH

JEAN STEVENSON ROONEY

LOUISE H RUSSELL

LUCINDA MIZE RUTLEDGE

MARY MARSH SAMUEL

MARY BAUMGARTNER SCHAROLD

RUTH ANDERSON SELLERS

ELIZABETH SEYMOUR

MAXINE BURTIS SMAAGE

JANE FOSS SMITH

MABEL GRANGER STAUFFER

ALICE MCGINNESS STEARNS

MARIAN RINGER STRAIGHT

ELIZABETH HUMPHREYS SUMMERS

ANN OUBOC SWEENEY

LOUISE LAOD TAYLOR

LDflETTE CHAPMAN TERRELL

MEREDITH UNDERWOOO

AMARETTE WEAVER VEATCH

ANGELA YOUNG WAGNER

KAY K WALLACE

CAROLINE NEWMAN WARREN

MARY VARNER WARWICK

GIFFORD WEARY

MARIANNE REID WILD

ALICE WILEY

SUSAN PEARSON WILSON

HELEN THROCKMORTON WINZELER

MARY HOGUE WOODWARD

MARGARET HAARLOW WRIGHT

KANSAS BETA

KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY

MARY BLACK AHMANN

MARl BELLE TEICHGRAEBER AICHER

P!lMELA MARTIN ALLEN

VIRGINIA GEMMEll ANDERSON

KAYE AYE

MARIANNA KISTLER BEACH

NORMA RYAN BISAGNO

MARY BROOKS BOYD

JACOUELINE TIMMONS BREWER

MARYANN SEELEY BROWN

BERNICE MOSSER BROWN

LAUREDA THOMPSON BUNKER

MARIAN TOOD BURK

JANE ENNS CABLES

DEBOflA LOOK CAMPBEll

LESLEE SMITH CAMPBELL

LDIS GILLAN CHANDlER

OOROTHY HOAG RAWLINGS

RUTH TRINKLE READ

P!lULA GANTZ RIPPLE

MARY A ROBINSON

JOAN HALL ROOA

CAROL PURINTON ROSS

SHEILA LOUK SANDERS

JANE PHILLIPS SAVAGE

LINDA PIGG SCHROEDER

DEBRA DRAKE SCHULHOF

MARY HOLTON SEATON

KAREN FOGO SEE

LYNN MOXLEY SHEP!lRD

P!lTRICIA ROACH SHRACK

SUSAN DEANNE SKAER

SUSAN SEARS SKINNER

EDITH RUSSELL SMITH

HELEN CULBERTSON SNYDER

GLENDA HODGE SPEARMAN

CAROL COOK STIFFLER

KAREN KLINGER STRiPliNG

DEBRA KNIERIM STUBBLEFIELD

SUSAN BASHAM THOLSTRUP

SUE SCHNEIDER THOMPSON

HELEN BLANK TUTTLE

SHEIL A ANN UHLAND

GERTRUDE COWDERY VANAKEN

LAURA SPEER VARNEY

FRANCES ALLISON WEAVER

KIMBERLY TIPPIN WEBSTER

SERENA RANKIN WHITE

VIRGINIA BUSTER WHITESIDE

MARY ELIZABETH WILLIS

NORA YOOER WILSON

BEVERLY ABMEYER WOOD

MARY ATZENWEILER WOODCOCK

ROBERTA HOSTINSKY WRIGHT

MARLA NEELLY WULF

SUSAN COULTER ZIMMERMAN

KENTUCKY

KENTUCKY ALPHA

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE

DANA ALLEN

VIRGINIA MERCHANT ARTERBURN

BARBARA DEGENER CARSON

DOROTHY MIMMS CLAYTOR

SANDA BAKER COHEN

LUCILE TAFEL DIMMITT

CATHERINE CARROLL FlELOHDlJSE

BETSY ARCHER FOWLER

EVELYN KINNAIRD FOX

WHEELIS

GARRISON YOUNG KENTUCKY GAMMA

KENTUCKY UNIVERS ITY

BUNCH CROUCHER

SHANNON LIST

L NIEDERHELMAN

COLE P!lRKER

CYNTHIA ISAAC ROESEL

JERI ISBELL STROMOUIST

LISA A TATUM

LOUISIANA

LOUISIANA ALPHA

NEWCOMB COLLEGE

GRETA MARIE ACOMB

RUTH KNIGHTON ATKINS

LISA BARKLEY

SUSAN HEATHERLY BLOCK

SUSAN LIN BROWN

EVELYN POTTER CALINSON

MARION CAFFERY CAMPBELL

MARY TACK CARRERE

SUSAN MARLAND COCHRAN

ELIZABETH GCOKINOS

CYNTHIA FORCHEIMER COWART

VIRGINIA SCHANZER DELAUREAL

MARY KOCK DICKSON

LAURA WOOLEY GDOFREY

P!lMELA JDAN HANSEN

STELLA MORTON HARNED

STEPHANIE WAGUESP!\CK HAYNES

MARY SHANDS HEDGES

VIRGINIA KYLE HINE

SALLY EVANS HODGES

ELLEN RODGERS HOFFMAN

MARGARET LYONS IRBY

FRANCESE EVANS IVES

ELEANORE H KUHN

NANCY FELLMAN LALLY

HELEN LEJEUNE MACKIE

GRACE MCKITTRICK MACNEIL

LYNN DAVIDSON MADDOX

ELIZABETH MARY MCCARRON

EMILY MCFARLAND MCCOMISKEY

FLORA FENNER MCCONNELL

VIRGINIA FENNER MCCONNELL

MARY YDlJNG MCCOY

STACY CLAIRE MCCROCKLIN

RACHEL ANNE MCHALE

BARBARA BERRY MJI(KELSEN

KATHERINE LACOUR MILLER

SUSAN BARTLETT NOEL

CHARLOTTE SCHMIDT OVERTON

PEGGY E P!lTTERSON

E HELEN PENOLETON

TlTINE CLARK POTTHARST

BETTY SHELTON RAY

DEBRA DARNELL REES

LYNN PIDlLARD RENAUD

NANCY ELIZABETH REYNOLOS PATRICIA LYNNE WHITED

ANN KENNINGTON RICHAROSON BONNIE BOWDLE WHITEIS

TERESA TOWNSEND WRIGHT

MELISSA OZIER RODDY

LETTIG WOOO SADLER MARILYNN THOMPSON YOUNG

JEANNE LOUISE SARPY

JANET GARVEY SAWYER MAIN E

CHARLOTTE PARKER SCHENK EN

CORNELIA HOWELL SCHROLL MAI NE ALPHA

SARAH HEATH SHARP UNIVERS ITY OF MAINE

CHRISTINE DONOHUE SMITH

KATIE TACK SMITH

CAROLINE COATES SPILLER

MARGARET OUNCAN LOCKER

MARY MARGARET MCOONOUGH

LEXA KOONCE MERSON

DIANE MACGREGOR PITTS

SHARON GILLOCK SMITH

NORINE MARY WALKER

SUZANNE OCONNOR WElCH

BETTY RUSH ZYBLUT

MARY CURTIS BETTS

JEAN GYGER BLACK M ASSACHUS ETT S

MARGARET BLETHEN

ELIZABETH BUXTON STEVENSON LEONA GILMAN BOWYER

MASS ACHUSETIS ALPHA

STON UNIVE RSITY

ERICA WESTFELDT SWIFT HAZEL LINDSAY BRAINARD ETHEl SANFORD ADAMS

JULIA NEAL TINSLEY

EDiE HARRIS TURNER

KATHERINE TRUE BROWN

NANCY MACKAY COFFIN

YVETTE CHEQUELIN VILLERE JANET ELIZABETH COLE

ELIZABETH V WILLIAMS RUTH BESSEY CONTI

MARTHA SMITHER WILLIAMS MADElEINE EASTMAN COUSINS

LOU ISI ANA BETA

LO UISIANA STATE UNIVE RSITY

MARY CURRAN

ROBERTA WYER OUTTON

MARGARET DENTON EATON

SUZANNE ABRAHAM BARBARA ADAMS ElliOTT

MARGARET MCCORD ALLEN

MARY HAMITER ALLEN

ABBY ElLEN APPLEGATE

JANE CRIDER ARMSTRONG

LOIS HARPER BAKER

GELIZABETH SCHAF BARNES

ELEANOR HINCKLEY BRUCE

WINONA WILDES CLARKSON

ELSA BATES CROSSLEY

ALICE WARING DENNIS

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SHARON ESTELLE GEARY

JANET R GERSHEN

MARY WAKELY GILLETTE M GIFFORD BLUNT GIFFORD

MADELEINE MAY GROVE

DEBORAH ANNE HALPIN

RENA SWEEZEY GLAZIER

MARION VAUGHAN GLOVER

MARIANNE SCHMIDT HAMLIN LIlliAN WATSON GOODWIN

LINDA WILLIAMSON BARNETTE LOUISE OURGAN HAMMONS RUTH GoooWIN

ELIZABETH ANN BEATTY BARBARA MCLEOD HOLTRY

MARGARET QUAM BONIFANT ARELENE WARE HYDE

MARGARET RUTH BORDELON ANNE WITHAM JENKINS

PRISCILLA HARRIS BROWN

ElEANOR HARRIS BROWN

LUCINDA PERRY BUCE

FRANCINE COHEN HAFF

HElEN COlE JOHNSON

MARGARET JACKSON KASSCHAU

LISA HODGES CALDWElL "What would I have done without Pi Phi

CAROL M CALKINS

MICHELLE LOUISE CAMARATA friends? They stepped in when the world

I JUNE YOUNG CHANDLER

SALLY MCBRIDE CHAPPUIS seemed darkest. "

CHARLENE FAUGHT CRAWLEY

CAROL CHILDRESS DAIGLE

BETTY THOMPSON DAVIS

LDYCE KILPATRICK DENNIS

ELIZABETH KING DUNKLE

SUSAN MARY ElENDER

CORNELIA PROCTOR JENNESS

HELENA M JENSEN

HAZEL BESTICK LEWIS

MIRIAM SIOELINGER LEWIS

SUELLEN SCOTT ELSTROTT JANE WISEMAN JOHNSON RUTH CARNEY LlNOSTROM

JANE TREVOR EUSTIS

ELIZABETH EDMONSON FRANCO

BETTY FUlliLOVE

CHERYL WHITCOMB JONES

OOROTHY FRYE KANE

BRENDA LAROCHE LA ROCHE

MITZI ANN GALLOWAY EMMA THOMPSON LEDGER

JUDITH WALKER GIBBS DEBRA ALTHEA LEWIS

GEORGIE FlOES MATHIESON

MARY TAYLOR HACKNEY

SUSAN A HALAY

BEVERLY SPENCER MURRAY

BRENDA WHITE HALEY ELEANOR TURNER NORTON

LADY WILLIAMS HALL • ETHEL SAUNOERS PERCIVAL

CHARLOTTE WHITE POTTER

CELESTE TINOOL HAMM

MARY BUCKLEY MCENTEE

OOROTHY HEY MINZNER

ESTHER HINCKLEY OSGOOD

ROSEMARIE PAOLINI

WENDY WAGNER ROBESON

LILLIAN MALLEY VERNON

HElEN WOODWARD WALLACE

DOROTHY REUTER WATLING

MASSACHUSETIS BE TA

SUE TAYLOR HAMPTON HElEN THORNDIKE REMICK UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETIS

LISABETH BLANTON HARPER GERALDINE ADAMS RICHARDSON

MARY CLAIRE ROBINSON SUSAN CHRISTINE SASSALOS

VICTORIA RYLAND JILL ANN SCHAFER

EMMA MAURER SALZER ElENA PLESKACZ SCHAUER

DEBBIE SCHWARTZ NATALINE VINCENTI SCOTT

ISABELLA COWAN SISCHO CHERYL WEBB SCOTT

ANNE GOULD SMITH

DEMARlOUS BADGER SHANOR

LOU KELLEY STEARNS ANNA-LYLE SPAIN SHERMAN

BARBARA KERR WESLEY TRACY KRAPOHL SHORT

SANDRA HAMP WHITEHORNE MARGARET PURDY SIRRINE

HARRIET SMITH WYANDT KATHLEEN MCGOLDRICK SMITH

MARJORIE JEANNE SPETZ

MARY BICKNELL SPRING

MIC HIGAN BE TA

UNIVER SIT Y OF MI CHIG AN RUTH CHRISTIANSEN TEETZEL

RAMONA MARSHALL AMBRDZIC JEANNE BASSETT THORBURN

CATHERINE WARTINBEE TOWNSEND

SARA JANE BEIS

GLADE ALLEN BERESFORD

PATRICIA SEIDER TYLER

CYNTHIA WARD BLAIR ELISE ELY UPHAM

CHRISTINE BOOMER BOLDENWECK JANE HOLDEN WALKER

KAREN STUCK BORDA ADA NUTTEN WEBSTER

ROSEMARY KNOX BOWEN KATHRYN ANNElLE WHEARTY

KAREN TAYLOR BOYLAN MARILYN AMOS WILDES

MARY NOlEN BRADBURY MARY ROEHL WILLSON

MARJORIf MAHON BRADT HARRIETT LOWRIE YATES

GRACE FOOTE BROWNLIE MI CH IGA N GAM MA

SUSAN BOOMER BRUMBACK

VIRGINIA CAMPBElL BUHROW MI CHIGAN STATE UNIVER SITY

MARY SIGGERS CALVERT NANCY HUFF AlLEN

JANET ANDERSON CLARKE SUE KEMP AUGUST

JANE SCHAFER CONN LESLEY EYMAN BAER

KATHARINE EVANS COOBS ANNE CHESTNUT BARTLETT

CLARICE WICKS COX SUSAN FRIES BARTON

CHRISTINE RYBA CURRY COLLEEN RUDD BERRY

LAURIE ELEANOR DAVIS PAMELA OUGGAN BLAKE

CARLA MULLENOORE DEHMLOW LlZANNE PEACE BLAKE

MARY VONBOESELAGER OOLL JUDY HOOF NAGLE BLOCH

KAREN WARMBOLD EAKES JUDITH NOWELL BOWE

JANICE JABLONSKI EOWARDS ANN PETERSON BROKER

EVElYN GABEL ENTEMAN ANN FERGUSON BROWN

GERDA JURGENSON FINK MARGARET BRYAN BUElL

DONNA BROWN FITZGERALD OORDTHY BIERLY CLARK

THERESA FDUCHEY WOODARD JOAN HATCH COLLINS

GERTRUDE HAYES FRANDSEN CYNTHIA BICHIMER CURRIE

• MADALYN KIRKPATRICK GAMBER SUSAN LANCI DI CIURCID

STEPHANIE GROSSO GARTNER DIANA LEE DIMITROFF

SUSAN WAIT GIDEON MARY WATSON DIXON

NANCY HAWBAKER GILBERT JEAN MITCHElL OUDLEY

MARY MCCARTHY GLEESON DIANNE SEDGWICK OUGAN

MARGARET MEAGHER GOLDEN ELIZABETH ERRANT OUSTMAN

JACOUELINE B GOODYEAR SHERYL LYNN FARR

JANET WICKHAM GRECORY DIANE LUISE FISCHER

MILOREO ALLEN GRIFFING MARILYN MERKER FISHER

MARGARET MARTINDALE GRIFFITH SARAH RIETHMILLER FRAKES

AVERY GRANT GUNDERSEN JUDITH CHAMBERLIN GOOOWIN

MARY MCANDREW HARPER LAURA LAMSON GRAFTON

SALLY WILKINSON HARPER JANICE BOERSMA GROSS

BEVERLY GOTSCHALL HAVEN DEBORAH L HAWKINS

LYNN DEMPSTER HAVENS JUDITH FOLEY HOLLIS

LOUISE PRIDE ANDREWS ANN HENDERSON LlNOA ANN HUFF

ELIZABETH OROARK HESTERLY KRISTIE SCHOTT ROCHElEAU ANN JORDAN BRUHN

EMILY FETH HIBLER LYDIA OOUGLAS ROLLINS

ROBERTA MIEHLKE BURKHARDT

ANITA JOY HILLIARD LOIS WHITE SAUNDERS MARY A CARN EY

MARGARET PEAVY HITT CAROL RUTAN SCOLLAY

LAURA FINDLAY HODGES ADA HERSEY SLDANE

MARCIA CARTER HYINK MARGARET SNOW

ALLISON KELLY FRANCES RODERICK SODERBERG

SUSAN MARIE KING KAREN HELLIWElL TONER

ELLEN JORY LAHAYE REBECCA BOWDEN WAN BAUGH

JDYCELYN FERACHI LAMOTHE RUBY CARLSON WILLIAMS

DEBRA RDYER LANDRY

OOLORES GEORGE LAVIGNE

LAURA ALEXANDER LEACH MARYLAND

SUSAN FRANKS LEAKE MARYLAND ALPHA

JACQU ILINE GAUTREAU LEAR GOUC HER COLL EGE

NANCY SCHMUCK CASEY

BARBARA CLIFFORD

JOAN CORMACK

FRANCES JONES CRAIG

JDYCE TEIR HOSFORD

MARCIA FROST TEPPER

JANICE REIO TlPERT

ROBERTA SCALLY WOLFE

EDNA JOSLIN WOOOBURY

MICHIGAN

SARAH FRITTS liVINGSTON WDGAN BURDETTE MIC HIGAN ALP HA

ANDREE VIRGINIA LORIO EMILY MOORE BURNS

MELINDA FElKER LYNN LUCILLE M CATLETT

MELINOA WALLER MANGHAM JULIA COE

TERRI UPP MANNING JANE GOODWIN CULP

JANE FRENCH MANSHIP RUTH MORROW DAVIS

COURTNEY CLEMENT MATHIS MARIEANNE PORTER OODGE

KATHERINE LYNN MCALISTER GEORGETTE NEWMAN DRAKE

SUSANNA BAKER MCBEE RUTH SCHAFER ENTLER

SUZANNE BDGAN MCCORD TORRANCE SPEERS ETHERIDGE

HILL SDALE COLLEGE

MARIAN WOOD ADAIR

GAY EDGAR AHLGR IM

ROBERTA SIMPSON ANSBAUGH

PATRICIA MOORE BECK

LEE ANN BElF

SHIRLEY MILRDY BElF

JANET BOSSHART

ELIZABETH HAEFNER BOWERS

NANCY BICKHAM MCINNIS OOROTHY JOHNSON FISCHER NINA DRAPER BOWMAN

RITA SONNIER MCSWEEN • ALICE OUNNING FLICK

MARIE WILBERT MElSHEIMER MARIE COLCORD FORT

ElEANOR ZEAGLER MORRIS KATHARYN PRICE JOHNSON

LESLIE TIMMONS MULLINS

OOROTHY KRUG

KElLY DAVIS MURPHY ESTHER EVANS MCCAULEY

BETTY SCHLESINGER NDE

SANDRA HOUSSIERE PATIN

MARY EDWARDS PEDEN

NANCY MCNUTT PEEVEY

MARSHA ANN PICKETT

NANETTE KOCH PIKE

HELEN HUDSON RADFORD

BLANCHE MATTISON REYNOLDS

MILDRED BREARD ROUNSAVILLE

LOUISE ATKINS SEYMOUR

BARBARA BEYT SHEA

ANN INGRAHAM SHILLIG

LINDA HAMILTON MCLAUGHLIN

LOUISE DGLESBY NASH

FRANCES ELLIS PRICE

JANE M REAM

MARGARET 0 REID

ELlEN A ROBERTS

JEAN FLINN SHIMER

MARGARET SWALLOW SMITH

ELEANOR JESSUP WELLS

RUTH WALLACE WIJKMAN

FLORENCE TOTTLE WOOO

BETTY HALL SMITH MAR YLAN D BETA

CHERIE THIBAUT SONGY UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

NANCY GRAUGNARD SONGY CYNTHIA NUSS BLEISKEN

WYLMA GlSCLARD STANBERRY BARBARA BROWN

MARIA DENHAM STEVENSON AMELIA FISHER CARROLL

ANN ABELL STiEL ELLYN VIEHOEVER CHESLEY

SANDRA VENNARD STROMAN CONSTANCE COOK EMKEN

JANE ROSENBLATH TEUTSCH LEILA KRUMHANSL FARIS

LINDA LEBLANC THOMPSON CAROLYN SMITH HANSEN

ANN STIRLING WELLER OORIS TOWNE KOMBLEVITZ

MARGARET MATHIE BUHTANIC

VIRGINIA BURY

RUTH BARRETT BUSH

JOAN DARST CALVIN

ELEANOR WEAVER DINGMAN

SHElLEY GREEN DOWNEY

ELLA KOHL ElliOTT

BETTY LINK FAIRGRIEVE

RUTH HILL GREENHOUSE

DOROTHY YARROW HAMILTON

GERTRUDE KYLE HAWKINS

LINDA HEIBERGER HEMWALL

KATHERINE LYONS HICKS

ELIZABETH BENTZ HILL

JULIE TALLEY HOOTON

MARTHA Eism HOPPINGER

EVELYN CURRAH HOVEY

BETTY A HUETER

CLAIRE MANNING KRAWCZAK

FLORRIE JOHNS KUHN

JANET ROBERGE LUCAS

RENA PIFER LUDE

MARY STONE MALPASS

ELIZABETH CARVER MATHIEU

MOLLY JANE NEWELL

LOUISE BOSTWICK ONEILL

DIANE STOUT PARKER

MA RION PHEBE HERRINGTON JAYNE A HULTMAN

CAROLYN CHASE HETRICK • BARBARA STOERK EL JOBA

MARGARET GREIN HILFINGER ANN ATWOOD JOHNSON

BARBARA RDGERS HODGES JUDITH BUCHANAN JORDAN

GRETCHEN RIGGS HOENECKE BARBARA JANSSEN KAMMERAAD

ELAINE ENGIBOUS HOLDER JULIA PURCElL KERR

SARAH BROWN JOHNSON MARCIA STONE KLEIN

BETTY WHITELY JOHNSON MARLENE J MEYER

FLORENCE KING JONES CLAUDIA ROSEN MIHALYOV

JANIS IREN E KEMBEL SHARON SNAKARO MORAN

LAUREL ANN KENDALL MARGARET EASTIN NUGENT

KATHY SCHMIDT KERSHNER GAIL FElTEN 0 BRIEN

BARBARA HEATH KllliNS BARBARA CRIST OSBORNE

SUSAN BROWN KLAR KAREN HOFF PEARSON

OORIS MERKER KOHN OEBORAH L PONO

FERN SCHOTT LAW BETTY IVES ROCHMAN

BETTY SPANGLER LEVENSON ANN WElCH RYAN

LINDA JOANNE LINE OENISE WEAVER SERNICK

RUTH ECKER LOHElA CAROL CLEMENTS SOUFFROU

JUDITH PATTERSON LOUGHRIN PAMELA SCHNEIDER STEINER

BETTY SCHERLING LOVE SUSAN STANWOOD WHElAN

MARY BElANGER MACGUIOWIN MICH IGAN DE LTA

SARAH C MAREK

CATHERINE KEYES MARTINEZ ALBION COLLEGE

MARION HOLDEN MASON PATRICIA HENDRICK BAUMANN

PHYLLIS CHAPEL MAY LAUREN PLATTENBURG OODGE

HARRIETT THOMPSON MCKINLEY CAROL BECKER EOWARDS

JUDITH A MCLEAN CAROl ANNE MCCLEERY

NANCY SCHMIDT MIHOCIK JANET SHIELDS MOFFETT

ELIZABETH DAY MINNINGER

PATRICIA THOMAS MOORE

MARY GRANDBOIS MOORE MINNESOTA

ANN E MORRISON

MARGERY BOOS MURRAY MI NNE SOTA ALPHA

MARTHA COOK NASH UNIVERSI TY OF MINNE SOTA

VIRGINIA BENSLEY NEWCOMER OCTA FRENCH ACREA

LUCILLE S NOLEN CONSTANCE FEGLES ADAMS

MARGARET MORIN NORTON MARILYN SIBBALD AKERS

SHARI JILL DDENHEIMER VETA HARRIS ALEXANDER

KATHARINE JACKSON OSUNA MARILYN NOESKE BALOWIN

ELIZABETH WOODHAMS PARKER JUDITH SAMPSON BERMEL

KATHERINE AINSWORTH PETERSON DOROTHY GILBERT BILLMAN

ANN OSBORN PRATT JANET CARLSON BONNELL

JOAN PRUITT REARICK SALLY BARNARD BUMGARDNER

MARY STiERER REYNOLDS ELIZABETH MORRIS BUSSE

OORIS GIMMY RHODES JDAN HANCOCK CAMPBELL

EMILY BOWSER RICHARD LINDA DAVIS CARPENTER

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JACOUELINE ANOERSON MATSON NELL HALLER HABER STICK

MARY PHENNEGER MAYS ElIZABETH HALLANAN

CYNTHIA MANN MCINTOSH SUSAN MEEKER HENTSCHEL

JEAN WHITE MILLER JANE NELSON HESTON

SARAH OOOM MINNING MARIAN MCOUEEN HOOGES

GIlliAN REED MOORE JANICE GROW HOWSMON

KATHERINE FITZSIMMONS MOORHEAD TRACY LOUISE JOHNSTON

VALERIE HALBERT MUNRO MERRIEM ROBINSON JONES

MILDRED BLUEMKE MYERS KITTY LINK KAPLAN

BETTY BOUSKA NEILS ELIZABETH LEONARD KISNER

ALLISON GILCHRIST 0 ROURKE BEVERLY HENDRICKSON KORNIDES

JEAN SPENCER PARKER ELIZABETH WADE LEE

CAROLYN BUCHANAN PATTON KRISTINA ANTIONETTE LYON

CARIN HULL PAVISH RUTH STRIEBY MASON

VIRGINIA ROCERS PEARSON SHELLEY LOU MASSACK OONElLE KATHRYN OOVALl SANDRA LAW RAMSTAD

KEl-ANN SHElOON EYLER

ELIZABETH ANN FRITSCHLE

DOUGLAS ARNOLD BARNES ANDREA TRULSON GALAN SKI

BONNIE ELLEDGE BAXTER MELINDA ANN GAMBLE

MARY CALHOON BECKER COLLEEN MARIE HARRINGTON

HELEN RENFRO BRIDGFORTH MARY CATHERINE HARRIS

MARY EVANS BRYANT HELEN REX KNAPP

THYRSA BECKER CAMPBELL MILDREO HUDSON LEEOY

GLENNES TETER CLIFFORD LISA MAUREEN MANGET

NANCY MOOOY RANOOLPH

CHARLOTTE HALL RATH

MARGUERITE BONNELL REIZNER

NANCY FAYE REYNOLDS

WILMA SIEPMAN RANNEY KARLA ANDERSON MCCOY

SUE G RICHEY SUE NEUENSCHWANDER MCCOY

FLOSSIE MILLER ROBERTS NINA DARRAH MCHENRY

BARBARA CRITCHLOW ROBINSON LUCILE FOX MCNARY

PATRICIA COOK ROCERS VIRGINIA DAVIS MILLER

ELIZABETH CAMPBEll RICKARO SANDRA SCAMAN ROWLAND MIRIAM STULTZ MINICHAN

TRAMMELL RUTHER FORO ROLAND

JOAN BOTHWELL SAMPLE WENOY BLANCHARD NORAIR

HELEN MAOOEN RUSSElL RUTH ALEXANDER SHERRY HELENE LUCI PARKS

LAURA BERNICE RUSSELL

MILOREO LOOOENBACK SCHULTZ

MARY SHACKLETON CRANE STEPHANIE ELIZABETH MASHEK JANE WEBB SIMONDS

MARIAN SCHWARTZ OORNBIRER SANDRA KEEN MCGLOTHLIN

JENIFER CLARKE SIMSON

ROMA LUTTRElL GRAY MARY CHRISTIE MCINTYRE M MARILYN OILLS SMULL

JOSEPHINE ROWELL HANNA JILL MARIE REMINGTON

EVA SMITHER HAWLEY LINDA SMITH TABB

ANN SCHUOY HENORICKSON TRACEY REST RICK WURMSTICH

ANN FOOTE HOFFMAN

JUDA SHIPLEY HOLDER VIR GINIA ZETA

MOLLY REED SPRAGUE

NANCY MCCLURE STEVENS

ELIZABETH RIPLEY SULLIVAN

OONNA STEARNS SWALL

ELIZABETH RICHAROSON TALCOTT

ZDE SAUNOERS JAMES VI RGIN IA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE & GERTRUOE PRESCOTT TAYLOR

NElLE WILSON KOCH STATE UNIV ER SITY

ANNA METCALFE LANNEAU JENNIFER C ANOERSON

MARCIA PAYNE LUNKA JANE ELIZABETH BROSNAHAN

KATHERINE AKERS MEADE KIMBERLY CHRISTIE-SIMPSON

FLORINE HAWLEY MOORE BARBARA MAE CRABLE

KATHERINE BLACK RINEHART DEBRA GAY KAILOS

VIRGINIA DEARING ROBINSON ROSEMARY HILDBOLO LLOYO

PATTY BRICE RUTLEDGE LISA ANN MORAN

EMILY ROBERTSON SPAINHOOR LORI ANN PARKER

ANN CATHEY TESSNER

HARRIETTE PROCTER VAN SANT WASHINGTON

HELEN-LOUISE OUCKETT WALLER

MARGARET LOWE WILBOURN WA SHINGTON ALPHA

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

VIRGINIA BETA SUSAN BETH AIGNER

HOlliNS COlLEGE GRACE DOWNIE ALLEN

HELEN RININGER TOTTEN

JUDITH BUCK WAGNER

GENE GRAHAM WALCH

VIRGINIA OAWSON WALTON

ELOISE NORTON WAYMAN

MABEL STIMPSON WILSON

LOIS J WOLFF

ILEANA OLIVER WOOO

LYNNE JONES SIMPSON KIMBERLY NElSON PERDEW

VIVIENNE MARLATT SMITH MARY VAUGHAN REED

JANE SMITH SPRECKEL SALLY BRAUN ROWE

BETTIE ALEXANOER STEIGER HELEN BOWERS RUSSELL

ANITA DRIVER TAYLOR VICKI LYNN SALENTRO

LISA COLE TAYLOR MARY MORRIS SCHEFF

PATRICIA CUNNINGHAM THAYER EMILY WElCH SCHNEIDER

ELIZABETH HARRI THORN ANNE ROBINSON SEILER

ELSIE GLASER TOMLIN OANA W SHARP

JEAN ROSENBERGER TOPPING CONSTANCE A SMITH

SARAHJANE PAULSON VANASSE VIRGINIA M SMITH

JUNE ANOERSON VAN LEUVEN SARAH BRAWLEY STEBBINS

ARLINE MEHNER VOEPEL MAY BARTLETT STRAUGHAN

MELINDA RALL WAHL SARAH LYNNE THORN

LEONORE BROWN WEBB LISA MARIE TONDREAU

CAROLYN M WHITE LAURA PHILLIPS TRIBBlE

JANE MCMICKEN WHITNEY MARIANNE PINKIN TROYK

KAY J WIGHT

ELIZABETH GLENN UPTON

DENISE DIDIER WIMETT MARTHA NEUENSCHWANDER WABLE

PATRICIA HUFF WOOD LAND JO BELL WADSWORTH

AUDRE RICE WOODWORTH WASHINGTON GAMMA BARBARA WILLIAMSON WARO

MARIAN BERGREN ZIMMERMAN

WASHINGTON BETA

WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY

CAROL GLEASON ANDERSON

CATHY FULLER ARMACOST

UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND LOIS BUFORO WASH

OEBORAH THERESE ALORETE SUZANNE WALKER WEBER

PAIGE SHAIN BOOTH KATHY JO WEEKLY

SHIRLEY BLACK BRUSH

JULI E A CAJRONE WEST VIRGINIA BETA

LUELLEN OORRIS CLYMO DAVIS & ELKINS

MARGARET BOWLES BRAOFORD JUNE BARRY ALLE Y DOROTHY LDOUVAM ARNOLD ISABELLE MOORE FRASER MARTHA CLARK DONLEY

ANNE F JONES KRISTINA JOHNSON ALM MELINOA DAUGHERTY BEASLE Y

VIRGINIA GAMMA

MARILYN WAGNER HEAD MILORED RAIKES GOLDBERG ALICE MURRAY AMANN

DIANA BELHOVEREN

MARGARET DAY ASPINWALL NANCY CHIPMAN BOGE

COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY BARBARA SHANK BABCOCK

MARY LANG BRAYTON

SARAH BAIRD ARTHUR PAGE GILBERT BAENEN EVELYN SCHUTZ BRITTENHAM

BARBARA KIMBROUGH BUTTS

BRENDA SUE JENNER LILLIAN HARRIS JOHNSON

LUCY MCINTYRE JEWETT VIRGINIA SNYDER SMITH

DIANNE ORESSEL JONES

MARILYN VUKOVICH KOKICH WEST VIRGINIA GAMMA

SAN ORA PORTZ KOLB BETHANY COLLEGE

WILMA BERGFIELD ALLISON BAKER

MARGARET VOOREY BOYD

PHYlLIS PLANT BAROSHAR

FRANCES LOESCH BRUNNER JOAN UBBEY BATES

KIMBERLY PINE BURKE

JARILEE BYARD

SUSAN NASH CAMMACK

MARY GREIWE MOOSEY ROBERTA BOYD BRAGAN

SUSAN MAAlE MORAlS KATHLEEN DEVOE CROQI(S

MARGARET WIlSON BENNETT LUCILE RAMSEY CAIIANAUGH BETTY ANDERSON PATERSON DIANE MCVEY LOHR

VIRGINIA ZUCAL BUTLER WlLMAGLEN PAOOOCK BERGREN MARY DEVOE G.IIITTT

LORRAINE BlLDEN RAMSAY JOYCE RQG£RS VETTEL

WISCONS I N

WISCONSIN ALPHA

UNIVE RSITY OF WISCONSIN

NANCY DUGGAR ADAMS

DORIS FISHBURN AKERMAN

GERTRUDE PAPE AlTFlliSCH

EMMY GARWIG ANDERSON

RUTH TENSFELDT BAUCH

CATHERINE ROODIS BEGGS

• CATHARINE PORTER BELL

MARY DEMET BLANCHETT

HAPPY LEVIS BOOTH

PEGGY PERKINS CASEY

MARY ZENTNER CHRISTIANSEN

MARY PALMER COLEMAN

VIRGINIA LINN COOKE

• EMILY FARR COX

VIRGINIA HOtLES DE NIKE

ELIZABETH ECKEL

HILDEGARD THADEWALD EVANS

ANNETTE YOUNG EVERETT

• ANNE KENDALL FOOTE

PEGGY OWEN FREDRICK

NANCY PHILIPP FROST

SARAH WILD GORDON

JEAN WEIRICK GUNTER

OOROTHY JACKSON HALL

RUTH MOUNT HARPER

EVELYN FREESE JACOBUS

BETH FITZGIBBON JAMES

MARION WITTER JONES

MARION BRANNON JORDAN

MARCIA LAWTON KALAY JIAN

NANCY Y KAUlOR

AGATHA HAHN KESSENICH

BARBARA BELOW KLETZIEN

EMILY KIMBALL LILLY

PENELOPE SMITH LUNDSTROM

SALLY RESH LYNN

ELIZABETH JAMES MACKAY

FREONA BARTON MAHAFFEY

VIRGINIA MEAD METCALF

ELEANOR VERDUiN MILLONZI

JEAN SORUM MILLS

BARBARA LYON MOUNTAIN

• CAROLYN SCHWEIZER MUElLER

MARJORIE PLATZ MURPHY

CAROL STEPHENSON NEUER

CYNTH CHRISTIANSON PE SCH

BETTY GILL PFANNERSTILL

THERESE PICK

HILDEGARDE MEYER PORTER

LAURIE ANN RENNY

PATRICIA JOHNSON ROBINSON

BERNARDINE CHESLEY SAWERS

MARLENE THIELE SCHILFFARTH

BARBARA CRITTENDEN SCHOTT

CAROL NICHOLS SHARP

REVA WILKINS STANICH

MARTINE GULBRANDSEN STARR

ROSEMARY HULETT TRANE

MARGARET CLAUSEN TULLGREN

FRANCES ANN ULMER

PATRICIA MEULER VAN VAL KEN BURG

JOYCE BOCKMAN WANGELIN

SUE SKINNER WARNER

JUOY OTTO WOJTA

WISC ONS IN BETA

BELOI T CO LLEG E

GRETCHEN HOBBS ALLEN

MARJORIE MARKGRAF BEAUCHAMP

CAROLYN SHEPARD BEIER

ROBYN FACINELLI BISHOP

MARJORIE JENKINS CARLSON

MARJORIE OVIATT CRABB

VIOLA E CURETON

HElEN MACKLEM ELDRED

EILEEN MCNELLIS ENGElS

BETTY FRAZER

MARGARET FREEMAN

MARY MESSMER HENNE SSEY

LUAN HENDEE HENRY

MARJORIE FOGWELL HEWITT

MARGARET JORGENSEN

AGNES 0 JDSTAD

NANCY FLANAGAN KING

JOY MATZEK KINGSFORD

LINDA REEVES KOLB

ANNABEL STUDEBAKER LARZElERE

MARIAN FINLAYSON LEIGHTON

MARCIA BOOTH LESTER

GRACE PIKE MACKLEM

• HELEN BENOIT MANNION

LAURA TRACY MANSFiElD

SUSIE BAUER MCCAULEY

BARBARA GAMBLE MCEACHRDN

MARCY HAEGER MCOUILLAN

LILLIAN ANGLIKER OSHAUGHNESSY

OOROTHY OVIATT

MAY BETH HART OUINLAN

VIRGINIA UHEl READ

CATHERINE CORCORAN SIEFERT

MARTHA NIESTADT STILLMAN

MARY TAGGART TlMMCKE

JANE COUFFER TOWNSEND

VIRGINIA RECTOR UEHLING

MICKEY MCCOLLUM VASSALLO

HELEN GERDS WALOUIST

DELLA NOTTINGHAM WARD

SHIRLEY PETERSON WHITE

LESLIE CAROL HARRIS

CAROLYN MARGARET CAWSEY ONTAR IO

NORMA FARNSWORTH WILLIAMS CAROLYNN RIGGAN HAWTlN LOIS WOLFE FiElD ONTARIO ALPHA

WISCONSIN GAMMA

LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY

ANDREA STEPHENSON BLE TZINGER

LISA MARIE BRADY

LUCILLE NICHOLS HICKS

DELORES HENRY HULL

SARA H HOLMES HUNT

GWENDOLYN GREGORY HURSI

TINA SUE JOHNSON

CLARK WILTON GRAHAM

SHERYL ANN HARROP UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

MARY DAVIDSON HOWARD DYAN MICHELLE AITKEN

HEIDI LEE KEELER VERA LEWIS BAILEY

KATHARINE L BALL

GWEYN EKING

JOSEPHINE BRENEMAN BUCHANAN HERMIONE BRADSTREET JUDKINS LOIS BADGLEY LAYCRAFT C GRACE MARTIN BEAUREGARD

JANET GOODE DURHAM KATHERINE BDOTH JUSTICE

JANA BYlUND KIVLAND

LINDA FERRIS

VIRGINIA MOULTON HAACK BETTY FATH KNIGHT

HEIDI ANN LARSEN

CATHERYN E HOEHN

TERI WULETICH LA JONE

VELMA BEAUMONT LAYMAN

HElEN MONTGOMERY MACLEOD KATHLEEN

HAZEL RUTHERFORD MCCUAIG ERICA BRUCE ROBERTSON COOKE

BARBARA GILLMAN MCDOUGALL MARGARETTA SPENCE DRAKE

KATHERINE GORDON MILLER JEAN LOVERING EMERSON

OORCAS STEWART OUTHET

MARILYN FIELD HAWKRIGG

SUSAN DRESSER MARSHALL KATHLEEN CARGILL LEMKE LOIS MCAFEE PETT BARBARA MCKINNON HAZLETT

DEBORAH YOUNGS MILLER PEGGY COSTIN MCOOWELL

SONIA SANDEEN PERRY

SUSAN KATE ROTHSCHILD

BETTY E SCHAAL

MARY PICK STEINER

WYOMIN G

WYOMING ALPHA

MARIAN MCALLISTER MILSTEAD

ELEANOR ATWELL NOBLE

GERTRUDE SCANLON ORTIZ

HARRIET TUPPER PLATT

ROWENA HASBROUCK PORTER

VIRGINIA WITT POWERS

ANNE GILBERT ROBERTSON

• ELIZABETH WOOO ROSS

SALLIE BAILEY SCHOTT

LINDA WATTS SIFFERD

UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING KIM PETRIK STEUTERMAN

CHERYL CATON BURNETT

MARY BETH BURNS BUSH

MARGARET GERSHAW ROCHE BARBARA HEALEY

MARGARET ALDWINCKLE SHORTlIFFE MARGARET PARRY MURGATROYO

MARGOT BROWN SKINNER CATHERINE MURRAY NEWTON

ELEANORE GRIFFITH TWEDDLE ANNE HENDERSON STANFIELD

JEAN RENNIE WAR RACK JEAN CLEMENT TOMPKINS

ANORA WEIS ONTARIO BETA

AILEEN AYLSWORTH WElGAN

BEVERLEY CAMPBELL ZIELKE

MANIT OBA

UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO

HElEN I BATTLE

MARJORIE ROBINSON BRADSHAW

ROBERTA MOORE BROOKS

OOREEN BUSBY

JANE BON SWANTON C ROCHELLE DOAN CRAIG

VIRGINIA HANAWALT TAYLOR

MARION ISBERG CARGILL ABBE OALE WELLS

CAROLYN MORTIMER CAROLLO RUTH IRVIN ZOBLE

MARILYNN HUBBARD DEISS

FRANCES AVENT DEKAY

MARY SCOTT EMBREE

IALENE GABRiElSON ENGEN ALB E RTA

SHELLEY SAB IN FIELDS

SUSAN CUTTER GIBSON ALBERTA ALPHA

MARGARET GOODRICH UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA

SHEILA HAROY RUTH BOWEN

ELVA ROBB HARGRAVE MARGARET MCDONALD CAIRNS

MANITOBA ALPHA GEORGIA GREEN

UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA LISA ANNE KANGAS

SHIRLEY BRADSHAW LORRAINE MINGlE MINGLE

MARJORIE YOUNG BRIDGES SUSAN PEEVER PIELSTICKER

PATRICIA BLAIR CLARK FRANCES MARTIN RICHARDSON

FLORENCE BANNING CLOUGH BEVERLEY COUCH SHRIVES

ELAINE HILTON COOK PATRICIA MITCHELTREE SMITH

DONNA E CRONMILLER SHIRLEY ORPEN SMYTHE

VIRGINIA GOOD HAMILTON ROSSLYN KELLY SWANSON

MARY MACKELVIE PERRY MARY BUSKARD SYMDNETTE

BETTY TRIMMER LYNN WILLIAMS TOOGHAM

MARGARET FRENCH VASIL CHRISTINA SCOTT YULE

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Martin Ann Wear Melanie Merkle Patty Bennett Front : Mary Beth Francke. Susan

Debbie Mullck . Liz Shaw .

The school year begins early for PI Phl's graduate consultants as they gather at Arrowmont for their training Ernie Schulz head of maintenance at the school shares his pride In Arrowmont with (back

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Illinois Alpha, Monmouth

A new award has been given by alumna Tina Hartwig of Milwaukee, WI. The award, a diamond pin with Alpha guard, will go to the girl who has been most outstanding in the areas of chapter and community service and scholarship. Trudy Brown, a senior, is the 111"st recipient.

Arizona Alpha, University of Arizona

The Panhellenic system at the University is the best in the nation and four Pi Phis were rush counselors, as well as Traci Roberts, Panhel president . Carolyn Vasos, Lisa Irwin , Kirsten Stathakis and Susan Brown were the counselors .

llUnois Theta, Bradley

Amy Justice received the 111"st annual Panhellenic Scholarship, presented for high academic achievement , Panhel and campus involvement Amy has been on the Dean ' s List every semester at Bradley

New York Gamma, St Lawrence

Two Pi Phis have returned to the fold this year. Donna Cornell spent last year in Spain and Susan Whittemore spent last semester at sea . Several others are abroad this year . Janine Bird is in Kenya , Becky Lashomb is in Austria , and Diana Crichton is in Montreal . Those

hort stories. oj sagacIous sisters

three are on semester tours In France for the entire year are Bert Pallante, Kristen Robillard and Deana Senecal.

California Epstlon, San Diego State

For Presidents' Night, the chapter invited all sorority and fraternity presidents for dinner It was an opportunity to strengthen interGreek ties and make new friends .

Michigan Alpha, Htllsdale Pi Phis are presidents of four Hillsdale honoraries. Lynn Shumaker is president of Sigma Alpha Iota , national music honoraryj Susan Rice heads the Spanish honorary , Sigma Delta PijJulie O ' Brien is president of the French honorary, Pi Delta Phi j and Susan Luther chairs Alpha Beta Psi, accounting honorary

Texas Epstlon, North Texas State

Karen Kuehn and Carole Woulfe had an opportunity to visit Holt House last summer and experience a part of Pi Phi history They were greeted with warm smiles and really felt like they were "home " They took back wonderful memories to share with their sisters.

Alabama Gamma, Auburn

Kellie Gerber, Catherine Hill, Julia Montcastle and Paige Heard were rush counselors for fall rush.

Cindy Burt was graduated with high honors in industrial engineering.

llUnois Beta-Delta, Knox College

Two of four members of the Knox Admissions Suite are Pi Phis As part of the responsibilities of being such a host, Angie Hefel and Cara Ballard entertain high school students who pay overnight visits to Knox

California Theta, U. C. Davis

Sophia Pagoulatos was inducted into Phi Kappa Phi national honor society because of her class standing upon graduation.

Elizabeth Gibson, chapter president, earned the Tulare County Panhellenic Scholarship .

Connecticut Alpha, University of Connecticut

In July, twenty actives and alums returned to campus for a weekend

Tennessee Betas , from left , Holly Huelsman , Cathy Christ , Elizabeth Temple and Elizabeth Muccio are part of the Friday Lunch Committee Friday lunch Is a weekly event enloyed by the Vanderbilt Pi Phis as a chance to get together and eat some " real " food

of house cleaning and repairs . Upstairs rooms were painted and redecorated , and House Corp provided two new rugs. The chapter is especially appreciative of Blinky Calder, House Corp, and Beth Stewart and husband, Bob, for their time and help.

Christine D'Elia is spending the year traveling and attending school in France.

New York Epsilon, R.P.l.

Martha Grewe, Sue Herman, Marisa Mesropian, Julie Nucci, Helen Ra and Nancy Swords were graduated with above 3.0 cumulative averages.

Minnesota Alpha, University of Minnesota

Karen Hanson spent second semester studying through the American Institute for Foreign Study in Paris

Kentucky Alpha, University of Louisville

Elizabeth Salazar and Theresa Orthober had the highest cumulative GPA among Greek women. Elizabeth is a junior and Theresa, a senior .

Oklahoma Alpha, University of Oklahoma

Cindy White earned the Outstanding Junior Accountant Award, the highest award any junior can achieve

Susan Lenihan is this year's Women's Emphasis Event chairman. She organized the annual event which features prominent nationally-known women speaking on current issues concerning young women today .

Florida Beta, Florida State

Marisa Capua was in Italy last spring and summer with fifty other students from FSU. She attended humanity art classes and toured Europe.

Vermont Beta, University of Vermont

Susannah Zak worked as a research assistant for a member of British Parliament last summer . She worked for MP Michael Hirst , who represented two suburbs of Glasgow . Among her perqs were social

Kansas Beta Holly Dastmalchlan spent fourteen weeks last summer In the Tahiti Islands Interning for American Hawaii Cruises aboard the SS Liberte'. Holly worked as a sports director for the cruise staff. She Is pictured with children of Huahlne Island.

events at the House of Commons, special passes to see the royal wedding procession and trips to the consituency, plus six credits toward her major.

California Beta, U C Berkeley

Sarah Keller is the current Mortar Board preSident, elected in the spring.

Ellie Brigham represented the University at a leadership convention at U.c. Santa Barbara in late August. Ellie is vice president of the California Student Foundation.

Iowa Beta, Simpson College

Connie Jessen has been accepted as an Academic All-American. The award program gives recognition to superior students who excel in the academic disciplines Scholars must earn a 3.30 or better and be selected by a school official or other qualified sponsor.

Illinois Zeta, University of Illinois

The chapter was given special recognition by National Panhellenic Council during this fall's formal rush " Pi Phi Through the ages ," a skit which the chapter performed for third stage , was videotaped by

Panhellenic. The tape will be part of a film that will be shown nationwide, promoting the Greek system on college campuses .

Michigan Alpha, Hillsdale

Last spring the cumulative grade point average for the chapter was 3 265. At the spring Honors Convocation, twelve Pi Phis, of a total of fifty-five students, were recognized for finishing the semester with a 4.00 average!

New York Delta, Cornell

Rana Glasgal, chapter president and an engineering student, has been on the Dean's List every semester and belongs to two honor societies, Mortar Board and Tau Beta Pi. She is treasurer of the latter.

Nebraska Beta, University of Nebraska

Cheryl Crispin was a counselor last summer at Younglife Frontier Ranch in Colorado. She worked with about sixty high school students, mountain climbing, white water rafting, repelling and horseback riding.

Iowa Alpha, Iowa Wesleyan

Resident Assistants for the current year are Julie Eklund, Alecia Domer and Tamara Owens.

Ohio Delta, Ohio Wesleyan

For the 1986 spring semester, Pi Phi topped all campus sororities for house G.P.A., with many members named to the Dean's List .

Pennsylvania Eta, Lafayette

Susan Zimmermann, earned the Bergen County Panhellenic Committee Scholarship.

Indiana Delta, Purdue

Dee Dee Miller was chosen to be a member of the Panhellenic Junior Board. She is a key member in the organization and operations of rush. Karen Masten and Dianne Diannitto are two of the rush counselors this year.

Three Pi Phis were named to Golden Gavel, Greek leadership honorary for senior women. Nancy Turner , president, Ellen Fisher and Dianne Diannitto were chosen for their exceptional grades, holding a

Cindy Simpson, Mississippi Alpha, can really handle It I She Is a member of Southern Style, USM's oHicial hosts; a Golden Girl; member of the University Activities Council; belongs to Order of Omega and Rho Lambda, Greek honor societies; and is the chapter ' s VP Mental.

senior board position in a campus organization and active sorority involvement.

Texas Beta, Soutbern Metbodist

Wendy Volk and Annab Greene were Congressional interns in Washington, D.C. last summer Wendy lives in Wyoming and was an intern for Congressman Dick Cheney from Wyoming. Annab, from Little Rock, AR , interned for Senator David Pryor from Arkansas.

Illinois Eta, Millikin

For the fourth year in a row , a Pi Phi was chosen Greek Goddess during Greek Week Honored have been Michelle Twitchel, Teri Periman , Barbie Wilkin and the reigning Goddess , Tammy Holt.

Four Pi Phis perform with the University Choir-Charla Minson, Stacey Swan , Diana Miles and Sue Steen.

Kentucky Alpba, University of Louisville

Disney World had a treat last summer as Denise Thomas joined with Pi Phis from all over the country to meet Mickey Mouse and have a successful working summer . She found it was a great way to have fun and earn some money too .

Louisiana Alpba, Newcomb College

Senior Nancy White spent last summer working in Washington , D.C . for Vice President George Bush and his political action committee , the Fund for America's Future . She traveled to Michigan to work on the Republican delegate primary

Oklaboma Beta, Oklaboma State

Melinda Morgan was selected Flag Corp captain for the current school year She was on Flag Corp last year as a sophomore and was named captain from over thirty girls.

Louisiana Beta, L.S U

A lot of hard work was put into rush workshop and rush week this year, including the creation of a new skit. All the effort paid off tremendously as the seventy-three girl pledge class is one of the largest in L.S . U . history. Pledges came from over twenty-five Louisiana cities and nine states.

Tennessee Alpba, U. T. Cbattanooga

Julie Ingram and Kendra Stone visited Kentucky Alpha during fall rush. The experience was exciting and rewarding as the chapters exchanged ideas and traditions

The chapter held two car washes to raise funds for use during rush . They were money making projects but also served as fellowship time

for the Pi Phis during the summer months .

Virginia Epsilon , University of Virginia

Pi Phi tied for first place among sororities for having the highest G.P.A . The chapter's average was 3.09 on a 4.0 scale for spring semester.

Florida Alpba, Stetson Darcy Hedrick, Libby Threlkel and Sarab Brown are resident counselors this year, charged with keeping Stetson students' spirits high.

New Mexico Beta, New Mexico State

Four Pi Phis were chosen out of ten Rho Chis (rush counselors) for fall rush. Honored were Jill Archibeck , Cindy Blanthorne , Rebecca Pollard and Nan Simmons.

Indiana Epsilon, DePauw

Laurie Larkin has lived in London the past several years and spent last summer as a journalist/columnist for an American newspaper in the United Kingdom. Her column concerned activities for 16-25 yearolds in the U K. The main readership for the paper is internationals living in the U .K. and military bases.

Utab Alpba, University of Utab

A new study room , long awaited , has been added and the chapter

Two sets of twins pledged Missouri Alpha this fall Chr isty and Cherie LeFevre , bock , and Kim and Kelly Higdon , front , w ill doubly confuse and delight t he chapter at Missouri

hopes to attain a high GPA, an important goal, as a result With the help of actives, the room has been repainted and additional furnishings have been added for some concentrated study

Illinois Alpba, Monmoutb 1986 graduate Kellie Kohler has been appointed an admissions counselor at Monmouth, responsible for recruiting in north central Illinois . The area includes Peoria , Bloomington, Champaign-Urbana, Princeton , LaSalle-Peru , Streator and Kankakee.

Illinois Epst/on, Nortbwestern Watch for these three Pi Phis on national television. Allison Hochberg, Kim Slahor and Kelly O'Donnell all held jobs with network television stations last summer Kelly did several short spots for the Cleveland station where she worked. Allison and Kim held internships in Washington, D.C. and New York City respectively.

Iowa Zeta, University of Iowa Representing the chapter during summer rush was Kerry Lang, rush director. Not far from her side were rush counselors Margaret Kivlahan, Missy Lazar, Justine Miller and Lisa Pozzi.

Jamie Mortimore participates in the Porn-pons for the second year and musicians Heather Pollard and Lisa Murphy are members of the Iowa Marching Band.

Mississippi Beta, Ole Miss Two juniors will be busy shuttling between school and home during the debutante season in New Orleans this year. Jeanne Salassi and Shirley Gooch will be presented.

Nebraska Beta, University of Nebraska

The past year was an exciting one for the chapter, and a studious one as well. In reaching a house G .P .A. of 3 .3 there were eleven 4.0s.

Oklaboma Alpba, University of Oklaboma

There are four Pi Phis recruiting for the Oklahoma Sooners. They are members of a newly formed organization called Crimson and Cream.

Laura Buckley , Stephanie Hebard, Sara King and Lynette Potocnik helped recruit prospective athletes to the football program

Wyoming Alpba, University of Wyoming

With the fall pledge class, several actives welcomed sisters or cousins to share their Pi Phi family Chapter sisters include Shelley and Renee Long, Sandi and Chris Ramirex , Tanya and Teri Carter, and Sammy and Jill Clark. Dana Deaver welcomed her cousin Barbie Kanaly , as did Amy Murray and her cousin , Leah Twine.

Micbigan Beta, University of Micbigan

Barb McQuade is the first female sports editor of The Micbigan Daily . Debbie De Frances wrote for the Dat/y for two years and this year is working 01.1 the University yearbook .

Sheryl Shanor is Greek Week cochairman for 1987. She has also been elected to the Greek AdviSOry Review Panel.

Obio Theta, Bowling Green State

Three Pi Phis are spending their academic year elsewhere. While Gina Metz and Debbie Dunn soak up culture in Europe , Amy Faulkner is brushing up on her dancing skills in California.

Wasbington Beta, Wasbington State

Rush returns for the chapter once again made Panhellenic history. For two consecutive years the chapter has received the highest returns throughout the entire sorority rush

This year , with 99 .7% return the nrst day of rush, Pi Phis overwhelmed all their competitors and set a high standard.

Jennifer Detjen, one of the new pledges, is a member of the WSU Grey Cheer Squad.

Florida Epsilon

University of Central Florida Chapter president Salli Sanguiliano is the ftrst female station manager at campus radio station WUCF-FM. Salli, a communications major, has worked at the station since January, 1985, as Public Affairs Director. She

is also an on-air announcer and cohost of a one-hour weekly talk show. She is now supervising the stations some twenty-ftve employees , two of whom are her Pi Phi sisters.

Missouri Alpba, University of Missouri

Pi Phis were ftrst in grades for last spring semester . They bet a pizza party with Thetas that the angels would run away with top grades . Now they are enjoying a break from their books to celebrate their excellence with the Thetas

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Taro Sorenson. Iowa Zeta. was ane of the University of Iowa women selected to appear In the Delta Chi calendar

Kathy K_fe Ohio Alpha was named Most Outstanding Senior in Interior Design at Ohio University. She is also a member of Phi Upsilon Omicron interior design honorary.

CASA founder teaches parents

by Judy Halvorson Levin

Joanne Elliott Rodgers, Florida Beta, leads a busy life as a wife, mother, aerobics teacher , selfemployed business woman and co-founder of CASA, Community Against Substance Abuse , in Los Gatos, CA.

CASA is an effort to change attitudes towards drugs and alcohol in the community. Primary target is teenagers and Joanne believes the first step is to educate parents about the seriousness of drug abuse and the harm it can do our children.

"It comes back to the parents and how they teach their kids," she says. "We're allowing them all of the privileges and none of the responsibilities We're flunking out as parents "

Substance abuse is a community problem. CASA's methods are to educate students, parents and teachers through self-help groups and parent networking. Alternate activities for kids are stressed.

"We are all touched, or will be , by drugs. The more we know, the more we can prevent substance abuse, and the better off we ' ll be," asserts Joanne.

The effort to educate children

about substance abuse should begin when they are in elementary school and should include improving children's communication, self-esteem and their ability to say no to drugs and alcohol. Activities that do not include alcohol (dances, sports, movies, volunteer work, drug-free parties) should be stressed and provided.

In addition to spending at least five hours a day on CASA and sometimes as many as three meetings a day, Joanne teaches aerobics and operates her own business, Plant Parenthood

Math major presents paper

Stephanie Stotland, Mississippi Alpha, has broadened her horizons off the University of Southern Mississippi campus. As a math major , she became involved in math research outside of class and devised some tests of convergence, the subject of her paper, "Some Logarithm Tests for Improper Integrals." She presented the paper at a joint meeting of the Mathematical Association of America and the American Mathematical Society in New Orleans last January . As a result of her presentation, she was given honorary memberships in both organizations.

Along with fourteen other students from across the country , Stephanie received a four day, all expense paid trip to the State University of New York at Purchase from NYNEX, a telecommunications company. While there she attended the Conference of Undergraduate Mathematics where her paper was presented. It will be published in the Journal of Undergraduate Mathematics . Stephanie also received a fellowship to work last summer at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston doing research in medicine.

Ginger Boltinghouse, a 1986 graduate of Simpson College keeps in touch with her sisters of Iowa Beta and sends to them these verses of encouragement for rush.

". As you reach forward with one hand , accept the advice of those who have gone before you, and in the same manner reach back with the other hand to those who follow you; for life is a fragile chain of experiences held together by love Take pride in being a strong link in that chain "

Joanne Rodgers explains CASA to a local San Jose group.

During the 1976 Bicentennial year , a number of Texas Gamma Pi Phis were together during the Texas Tech Homecoming weekend The reunions have become an annual event Last June they met In Santa fe , NM and, for the first time , Invited their mothers to come along . Over thirty women showed up and gathered for this group shot In the plaza

C}!,vovince

NOT PICTURED

Kathy Kubik Iowa Wesleyan Nu Province

Joan Chotfield illinois Alpha Mu Province

Robin Kerr Wyoming Alpha Rho Province

Sheila Smith Kentucky Gamma Koppo Province

Katherine Kirk Idaho Alpho Sigma Prov ince

Catherine Kemp Vlrglnlo Zeta Delta Province

Elizabeth Clem Michigan Alpha eta Province

L1nle Horchaw Louisiana Alpha Lambda Province

Kas.y Brooks Oregon Alpha Tau Provine.

Kimberly Cassidy N.w York Epsilon Alpha-Beta Provine.

Carolyn Reed North Carolina Beta Epsllan Province

Michel Williams Indiana Epsilon Theta Pravlnc.

Sarah Rossi Kansas Alpha XI Province

Kim Walton Utah Alpha Upsilon Provine.

Krlstyn Lom Pennsylvania Gamma Gamma Pravlnce

Melanl. Merkl. Alabama Alpha Zeta Provinc.

Kathryn Tum.r Ohio eta Iota Pravlnce

Trlcla Seel.y Oklahoma Alpha Omicron Provine.

Christln. Dobak Callfamla Gamma Phi Provine.

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NOT PICTURED

NOT PICTURED

Julie Adler Illinois Zeta Mu Province

Jennifer Young Virginia Epsllan Delta Province

Julie Roach Iowa Gamma Nu Province

Becky Gabbard Indiana Eta Theta Provine.

Merry Phillips T.xas Zeta PI Provine.

Tammy Campbell Vermant Beta Alpha-Beta Provine.

Mlch.lI. King South Caralina Beta Epsilon Pravince

Laura Burn.saw Ohia Beta Iota Provine.

Shannon Gilbert N.w Mexico Alpha Rho Provine.

Mary Jan. W.ldon Pennsylvania Beta Gamma Provine.

Liz Shaw Michigan Beta Eta Province

Fay Beth Harrison T.nn.ss_ Delta Lambda Provine.

Carla L11.s Washington Beta Sigma Provine.

lucill. Cault.r T.nn Alpha Kappa Province

Susan Prome. Missouri Beta XI Province

Deborah Mulick Oklahoma Beta Omicron Provine.

Joanl. Rountr_ California Delta Phi Provine.

laura Canchola Washington Gamma Tau Province

Kathl_n Hatfl.ld California Theta Upsilon Provine.

Four Pi Phis lead Las Vegas League

Pi Phis took Las Vegas by storm last year when four held office on the Las Vegas Junior League Board of Directors. Two others were members ofthe Provisional class, and another was honored as a founder of the Junior League of Las Vegas and given a lifetime membership.

Nancy Logan Gasho, Georgia Alpha, was president of the Junior League with the following serving on her board: Melinda McGeorge Auten, Arizona Alpha, Public Affairs/Advocacy chairman; Leslie Willard Dunsworth Arizona Beta , Marketing chairman; and Jane Fitzpatrick Boudreau, Oklahoma Beta, Thrift Shop chairman The two Provisionals who are now active members are Kathleen Bryan Gaston, Nevada Alpha, and Kathryn Shull Dannerbeck, Washington Gamma.

Nancy, Melinda, Leslie and Jane have continued to be active throughout their postgraduate years as officers in the Las Vegas Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club and hope to be instrumental in establishing a new collegiate Pi Phi chapter on the University of Nevada , Las Vegas campus within the next few years

All are active in the community and hold positions of prestige in their respective professions. Nancy is a teacher of academically talented children and was appointed by the governor to the State Commission on Educational Excellence. Melinda is an interior designer ; Leslie is a government administrator; and Jane is a Marriage and Family Therapist in private practice and on the staff of Charter Hospital, the first private psychiatric hospital in Nevada.

Founder of the Junior League of Las Vegas was also a founder of the Pi Phi Alumnae Club-Pat Mills Moorewho, COincidentally, was also a member of Oldahoma Beta where Jane was a member thirty-one years later. Because ofthe Pi Phi bond, Pat and Jane are friends, and together, these Oklahoma Beta girls were responsible for netting '56,000 for the Las Vegas community during the 1985-86 Junior League Thrift Shop year. Jane was chairman of the committee and Pat managed the shop , her place of employment.

Pi Phi alums in Jackson , Mississippi, are looking forward to the 1987 Convention in New Orleans Yes , we are already planning. Lots of fun! Lots of work! We are excited about hosting the Arrowmont Dinner on June 21 , 1987 Our club is really experiencing a team spirit in planning for this event. We hope that many of our members who would otherwise not be able to attend a Convention will be able to participate in this one. Hope to see you all there

f HOLT HOUSE 1

Contributors' Honor Roll

The Holt House Committee wishes to thank all chapters, alumnae clubs and individuals for their financial support during the year ending May 31,1986 . Included in this list are the donations from the Boutique sales at the 1985 Convention

In recognition of those who have contributed '50.00 or more we honor the following:

'250-400: Colorado Alpha, Michigan Beta , Texas Alpha, Hinsdale Township, IL, San Antonio, TX.

'150-249: Arizona Beta, California Zeta, Tennessee Beta, Austin, TX, Dallas, TX, Dayton, OH, Oklahoma City, OK, Omaha, NE, St. Louis, MO, Tulsa, OK Tyler TX. ' ,

$100-149: Michigan Alpha, Mississippi Beta, South Dakota Alpha, Washington Alpha, Albuquerque, NM, Ft Worth, TX, Houston, TX, Indianapolis-S. Suburban, IN, Kansas City, KS, Little Rock, AR, Los Angeles, CA, Peoria, IL , Philadelphia-Main Line, PA, SanJose, CA, Westchester City, NY, Marguerite H . Dilley.

'75-99: Illinois Zeta, Kansas Beta, Montana Alpha, Amarillo, TX, Chicago S. Suburban, IL, Mexico City, Mexico, Phoenix, AZ, Ventura, CA, Wichita, KS.

'50-74 : California Epsilon, California Theta, Colorado Gamma, Indiana Beta, Indiana Epsilon, Indiana Gamma, South Carolina Beta, Tennessee Alpha, Texas Delta, Ann Arbor, MI, Baltimore, MD, Bellevue, WA, BlOOmington, IN, Buffalo, NY, Cedar Rapids, lA, Chattahoochee, Georgia, Chicago W. Suburban, IL, Cincinnati, OH, Clearwater, FL, Columbus, OH, Denver, CO, Edmond, OK, EI Paso, TX, Ft. Smith, AR, Ft Wayne, IN, Glendale, CA, Jefferson County, CO , KCMO-Shawnee Mission, KS, Lake County, IL, Long Beach, CA, Midland , TX, Minneapolis , MN , Monmouth, IL, Nashville , TN , North Shore, IL, Richardson-Plano , TX , St. Paul, MN , San Diego , CA , San Francisco, CA, South Coast , CA, Spokane, WA , Springfield , OH , Stillwater , OK , Toledo , OH , Topeka , KS, Washington, D C.

Four prominent PI Phis active in the Los Vegas Junior League are (I·r) Melinda Auten. Leslie Dunsworth. Nancy Gosha. and Jane Boudreau

McCrory, Hall are muscial team

Martha McCrory, Michigan Beta alumna, and Christy Hall, president of Mississippi Alpha, worked together at the Sewanee Summer Music Center at the University of the South, Sewanee, TN, June 22 through July 27 Martha, director of

the prestigious summer music center for over thirty years , was responsible for scheduling and overseeing the program for 236 serious music students from twenty-seven states and seven foreign countries during the 1986 session. Christy is a senior bassoon performance major at the University of Southern Mississippi. She served as Music Center librarian and performed in three orchestras and five chamber groups

Martha McCrory holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Michigan, and a Master's from the . Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY. As founding director, Martha has seen the Sewanee Summer Music Center grow from an enrollment of thirty musicians from Chattanooga, TN to the present number of American and foreign students.

The Center offers five weeks of extensive musical training in the field of instrumental music-especially chamber and symphonic music and private instruction. Located between Nashville and Chattanooga on the Cumberland Mountain plateau in southern Tennessee, the Sewanee Summer Music Center offers a picturesque setting for musical study Thirty concerts, open to the public, are presented during the summer.

Fund challenge reaches 86%

by Jean O. Anderson

A tradition was started at Knox College this past year-for the first time ever, the senior class challenged a previous class to raise funds for the college.

Lauri Andrew, a Knox Pi Phi, started the ball rolling when she went to talk about the idea with Judy Ludwig Gorham, a Pi Phi from Knox's class of 1972 and Alumni Director for Knox College. The next step was to form a committee to approach all the members of the senior class to ask them to participate. Besides Lauri, Barb Zemek and Valerie Blevins were a part of the effort. These Pi Phis, along with other members of the committee, challenged the Knox Class of 1985 to get a 58% participation, while the committee aimed for 68 % of the Class of 1986. Through their personal contacts with each member of their senior class, the committee members struggled toward their goal.

The endeavor was discouraging at times-Lauri, Barb, and Val sometimes thought that the whole effort was going to fail. However, in the spirit of Pi Beta Phi, they persevered, and at the alumni dinner held before Commencement, the 172nd member of the Class of '86 signed a pledge card. Since the class has 200 members, that pledge brought the total percentage of giving to a whopping 86%! The success of the first ever Senior Challenge and the contributions of its Pi Phi participants show once again that Pi Phis are tops in campus involvement and concern.

Ch rl.ty Hall. left. and Martha McCrory formed

a PI Phi team at Sewan_ Summer Music Center. the University of the South.

Laurie Bacon. Texa. Zeta visit. with the newest Baylor bear and his trainer. Rufus a slx-monthold block bear. took up residence on the Baylor campus lost April. He attend. all football games and loves to drink Dr. Pepper

Trac.yeoperton

MI•• llllppl leta Mortar Boord

Jean Brun.y Ohio Ep.llon Mortar Boord

Kay MoII.y T.xa. Zeta Mortar Board. ODK

Kathy Brubak.r Wyoming Alpha Mortar Board

Krlst.n Fred.rlck.on Indiana Epsilon Mortar Board

Sarah Michael. T.nn leta Mortar Board

leth H.llml.lr T.xa. Zeta Mortar Board ODK

Linda TIchnor illinois Theta Mortar Board

Krlsty Weber Missou ri Alpha Mortar Boord

Suzl. Hall Wa.hlngton Gamma Mortar Board

Caton Metzl.r IlIInol. leta-Dalta Mortar Board

Amy Justlc. lIIinol. Theta Mortar Board

Sud Gat Missouri Alpha Mortar Board

Fay Bath Harrl.on T.nn Dalta Mortar Baard. ODK Magna Cum laude

Jean And.rson illinois Bata-Dalta Mortar Board

laura And.rson Iowa Eta Mortar Baard. ODK

W.ndy Simons Iowa Eta Mortar Baard ODK

Sabin. Goetz Alabama Alpha Mortar Board ODK

Karan Jahn.on Sauth Carolina leta Mortar Board

Ruth Gornet Iowa Eta Mortar Baard ODK

Andrea LaMott. Washington Bata Mortar Baard

Deborah King IIIlnol. Ep.llon Mortar Board

Whltn.y Wilson Alabama leta Mortar Board

Borbara Kupp.rman illinois leta-Dalta Mortar Board

Carol. Ann Woulf. T.xa. Ep.llon Mortar Baard

Ka ri n Log.rland Washington leta Mortar Board

Melinda Mey.r T.xal Epillan Martar Board

EII.n Ca 11 T.xal Zeta ODK

U.lh.n Crowder T.xal Gamma ODK

Ch.ryl Bazar Alabama Gamma Ord.r of Om.ga

Maur_n K.nnedy Michigan Alpha Magna Cum Laud. Graduat.

Kathy R.lllng.r Iowa Gamma Martar Board

Lynn. St.v.nson MI ourl Alpha ODK

Sue Gretzlng.r Ohio Epsilon Ord.r of Omega

Lour.1 Andr.w Illinois Beta·Delta Honor Graduate

Jull.Sto r Texas Zeta ODK

Sara Park.r MI ourl Alpha ODK

Mi y Parish MI I lppl Beta Cum Laud. Graduat.

Heidi L.wls Michigan Beta Honor Graduate

Paula Trlmberg.r illinois Theta ODK

Jack I. Smith MI ourl Alpho ODK

Sharon Snowden MI ourl Alpha Cum Laud. Graduat.

Ula Kluk Michigan Beta Honor Graduate

Jull. Carllon Ullnols Theta ODK

Kathy EUlworth MI ourl Alpha ODK

Ro •• Crowe MI ourl Alpha Cum Laud. Graduat.

lauren Gun" T.xa. Beta Martar Board , Summa Cum Laud. Graduate

Cynthia Rankin Indiana Epsilon Martar Board

Crlsty Hall MIISI ippl Alpha ODK Who 's Who

Su.an FI.I.her Indiana Beta Phi Beta Kappa

L.a Cadwallader Texa. Beta Phi Beta Kappa Cum Laud. Graduat.

Heather Murray Texas Beta Cum Laude Graduate

Delaware Council honors artist Gray

Elinor Heron Gray, Montana Alpha, was recently honored by the Council of Delaware Artists at a reception. An accomplished painter, sculptress and violinist, she has had a distinguished career in Wilmington spanning nearly forty years. Elinor and her husband, Hugh, a retired research chemist for DuPont, are retiring to Ventura, CA.

Elinor took up oil painting in 1950 and studied art with local artists Frank Delle Donne and the late Frank Schoonover, as well as Warren Rohrer in Paris. She became well-known as a portrait artist and painted several prominent Delawareans. She has won local honors for her sculpture also

After studying violin with Mischa Mischakoff, NBC Symphony concertmaster, and Jascha Brodsky, a member ofthe Curtis String Quartet, she played with the Delaware Symphony, and the DuPont Chamber Orchestra .

Elinor has served as chairman of the Brandywine Arts Festival and as president of the Delaware Council of Artists.

First China experience stimulates second visit

by Elizabeth Breckinridge

My first year of studying the Chinese language paid off last summer when I spent two and a half months in Beijing, China's capital, studying in one of the universities Dorm life in China is definitely different from dorm life in the States. First I had to become accustomed to living in a traditional Chinese courtyard with twelve other students Then I had to prepare myself for having no hot running water and mosquito nets around the beds. I realized that these things could be lived with because they introduced me to the true Chinese lifestyle.

I explored narrow side streets on my Chinese bicycle, talking to people in their own tongue. I discovered that they were as curious about me as I was about them : Often I found myself surrounded by people just wanting to see my blonde hair and listen to me speak Chinese. People often invited me into their homes for tea and to chat.

The warmth of the people made me even more determined to succeed in this difficult language Knowing and experiencing the culture and way of life by being able to speak the language is worth it to me .

I am planning to spend seven more months there beginning in January . I am sure it will be as rewarding as my time there last summer .

Flying high academically at Washington Alpha are. I-r. KaSiI Kaln. Darla Pomeroy and Nancy Seifert who were Initiated into Mortar Board this year.

Oklahoma Beta members of Mortar Board for 1985-86 are (standing. I-r) Susie Johnson. Anita Irby. Seated: Marel Murray. Stacy Cole.

Ellxabeth Brecklnridge Vermont Beta travels with two of her Chinese friends.

Nancy White White, Ohio Delta, of Montgomery, OH, a suburb of Cincinnati, has been eleded to the Ohio Wesleyan University Board of Trustees for a three year term. In 1986, Nancy received the Alumni Award for service to Wesleyan.

Dedicate piano to alum's memory

Arizona Betas were all smiles when they welcomed their newest acquisition-a new piano-to the chapter room . The room has been redecorated also , but the original twenty year old piano, propped up with its two broken legs , was really on "its last legs."

Sandy Harris Frey, Phoenix alumna , and Roberta Proud Evans , president of Arizona Beta House Corporation , headed a drive to secure donations from Phoenix and chapter alumnae to purchase a new piano

During the course of the drive , Mrs. Evans died and the alumnae club voted to dedicate the piano in her memory At Founders ' Day , Sandra Frey presented the piano and a dozen long-stemmed roses to the chapter The presentation included some humorous notes from alumnae who had fond memories of the old piano

In ending the dedication , Sandra said , " Enjoy in the memory of Mrs Evans . She loved Arizona Beta. We love you , too . You ' re a super chapter . Happy Founders ' Day, 1986! "

Fan clubber now books artists

(Portions of the following article appeared in the May, 1986, issue of San Antonio Magazine.)

" Excellence is the hallmark of the San Antonio Performing Arts Association," wrote Margaret King Stanley , Executive Director.

Perhaps Margaret, a Texas Alpha Pi PW, didn't know what she was getting into ten years ago when she became executive director of SAPAA It ' s a business that started small and grew. In 1976, she was coordinator of a pilot project of the Arts Council of San Antonio that brought the Joffrey Ballet to town for its ftrst local appearance . (See The ARROW, Fall, 1980.) In 1977 she became the Arts Council's fulltime director of development and brought four events to the city . Now SAPAA is the major non-proftt presenter of the performing arts in the city, and a strong force in San Antonio's cultural life.

Nearly everything that Margaret has done has been the result of "tWnking big." She has been child president of movie star fan clubs, editor of her own world-wide penpal newsletter and , later, co-owner of a fasWon design ftrm.

A junior pledge at the University of Texas, she overheard rival sorority members criticizing Pi Phi's Homecoming float. She took on the

task the next year, designed and organized the building of a giant Little Bo Peep float wWch won the award for the most beautiful float in the parade.

Now , as executive director of SAPAA, her duties involve endless negotiation with agents and managers, juggling available dates on the calendar, booking theaters and trying to second-guess what audiences will want to see a year-and-a-half from now.

"It's a nitty-gritty undertaking," says Margaret

It also is a glamorous sort of job, a chance to rub shoulders with the great and soon-to-be great.

Thinking big has paid off. Sophisticated ads and brochures proclaim the SAPAA "Your Ticket to the Stars," and it's not an idle boast. Such artists as Marcel Marceau, the Martha Graham Dance Company , Itzhak Perlman and the London Philharmonic have appeared under the auspices of SAPAA.

The Association has made a tremendous impact on San Antonio in providing the community with quality, year-round entertainment and educational opportunities. Its goal is not just to provide top-quality entertainment , but to educate a wider audience in San Antonio on the ftner points of the performing arts.

Third generation finds home

When Cindy Johnson pledged Pi Phi , she became part of a longstanding tradition in her family. In pledging Tennessee Alpha , she became a third generation Pi Phi in that chapter

Cindy comes from quite a Pi PW family Her maternal uncle even married a Pi PW , Prudence Fogel True , Missouri Alpha There are also assorted Pi Phi cousins

Cindy ' s sister , Margaret E Johnson , Alabama Beta , is the tWrd Pi PW in the famil y named Margare t. She pledged Pi Ph i as her grandmother , Margaret Sims T rue , Indiana Deltal Tenne ssee Alpha , be c ame a Golden

Arrow . Margaret S. has since passed away . Margaret E., Alabama Beta ' s Outstanding Senior and A.B O nominee , earned the Lisa Gadel ScholarsWp , was inducted into PW Alpha Theta , international Wstory honorary , and was graduated with honors She is now in her first year of law school at the University of Alabama.

Cindy will be initiated with her grandmother ' s badge in her mother ' s silver anniversary year as a Pi Phi from Tennessee Alpha Her mother is Margaret True Johnson

What a wine and sil v er blue tradit ion !

thletic ngels

After a week of grueling competition California Theto won the coveted trophy as UC Davis Greek Week champions. The athletic angels who pulled their way to first place in the tug·of·war. were (front. I·r): Genny Rorick. Kaarl Allen. Kim Hartman. Anny Brown. Back: Stacy Rayburn. Sara Hamilton Amy Vranesh. Megan Blackstone. Cindy Helgesen.

Since most intramural programs were not underway by press time , Pi Phis on varsity teams are highlighted in this issue of The ARROW

Representing Knox College on the tennis courts this fall were two ILLINOIS BETA-DELTAs. Margaret Creighton is playing her second season and Nancy Kim is in her third season. Amanda McCoy and Ann Kapoun are members of the College volleyball team and Ann also plays for the women ' s basketball team

NEW YORK DELTA's busy Beth Pipoly captained Cornells ' Women Swimmers, managed a letter in track , and remained on the Dean's List. Libby Ferreira and Maureen Donato were also on the swim team. During soccer season , Cindy Bishop , Kendra Eaton , Gina Savarese , Theresa Brown and Rebecca King all played for Cornell Cindy was a member of the Ivy League All Star second team

Two members of the 1986 NCAA women ' s champions hip tennis team are CALIF O RNIA AL PHAs Ka y Ti t tl e and Marianne Werdel .

OHIO T HETA won their fIrst philanthrop y c ompet ition by placing fIrst in the Delta Gamma Anchor Splash at Bowling Green In late April the y roared into a semifInalist pos ition at the annual Beta Theta Pi Beta 500 Then the new chapter ended their fIrst semester by winning the Greek Women ' s volleyball intramurals

MICHIGAN BETAs were well represented on varsity sports teams at the University of Michigan . Krista Dunton was on the golf team ; Mary Jo Raftery was on the tennis team for her fourth year ; Naz Azarbayejani and Karen Schwartz were crew team members; and Pam Kay was on the lacrosse team .

Maintaining PENNSYLVANIA BETA ' s athletic tradition at Bucknell are Cindy Dehmel , Kathy Ferland and Romy Grant. The three were elected captains of the women's lacrosse , rugby and crew teams respectively for the current year .

MISSISSIPPI BETA has four angels in different aspects of campus athletics. Susan Benson is a varsity cheerleader , while Deanny Coates is on the field as a Rebelette , Ole Miss dancing squad. Stephanie Cunningham was instrumental in starting the fIrst women ' s golf team, and Laura Nelson is a member of the Lady Rebels tennis team

Northwestern sports spirit leaders include two ILLINOIS EPSILONs this year Maria Hondros is a dancer with the Lady Cats and Lindsay Hunter is a musician in the University Marching Band. Northwestern was recently ranked third in the nation in pre-season polls for women's fIeld hockey. Jocelyn Villanueva is a starter on defense and has been on Dean's List fIve of six quarters. Jen Ginsburg also plays on defense Maureen Mullen plays offense. Team manager is Pam Labdon. Last year the team ended with a record of twenty wins and two losses, placing them in fIrst place in the Big Ten and third place in the nation

Jane Ann Mutchner , INDIANA EPSILON , competed in the AAU National Team Aerobic Dance competition last summer in Washington , D.C. They danced their way to victory in the division title and earned fourth place overall All of Jane Ann ' s teammates were from her hometown , Terre Haute , IN .

NEW MEXICO BETA Sarah Peterson is NMSU ' s number one seed on the tennis team. She also placed fIrst in the Southwest Conference . Janet Light is seeded number two on the tennis team.

Athletics play a major role for three NEBRASKA BETAs Anne Shasteen is on a softball team that played in tournaments in New Mexico and Texas last year. They were third in the Houston tourney. Tiffany Hill, a basketball standout , recently visited South America with Athletes in Action , a missionary group through sports They played games in Brazil , Peru and Ecuador She is starting her second season playing basketball for the University Tina Siefkes helps manage the volleyball team

Sheri Bergman , IOWA BETA , works hard to earn her spot on Simpson College's volleyball team. She practices approximately three hours a day and plays full rotation , but is primarily known as a hitter

CALIFORNIA BETA Rachel Kushner , pres ident of the 1986 pledge class , i s captain of the Berkele y ski team . Leslie Gallim o r e is assist an t c oach for the Cal women 's soccer team

Olympic hope spurs player

A message from President Reagan, a concert from the Beach Boys and the traditional lighting of the Olympic Torch all served to intensify the thrill of participating in the Olympic Sports Festival in Houston.

Four regions competed and Washington Alpha Karla Hossfield was a Western regional soccer team member who first had to make the Washington state team and then compete against girls from seven states for the regional team. Then , to make Karla ' s head spin even faster , their regional team succeeded in winning

the gold medal , a symbol of excellence they worked hard to earn in 106 0 degree weather with 90% humidity . Fifth grade marked the beginning of Karla's soccer career which went on to a coaching job in high school and then to the University of Washington team She has made her Pi Phi sisters proud for four years Her accomplishments are many, but more dreams remain as she hopes for a women's Olympic soccer team to be established and for a chance to rill one of the positions on the team

New York Deltas say, "We are the chompsl" These Cornell winners were all sports chomplons, women's division, In 1985-86.

Mississippi Alpha won Greek Games for the fourth year in a row. With that winning spirit are , (bock, I·r): Bambi McBrayer , Renee Toulme , Katie Hendrix , Mallory Brooks , a friend , Chris Hall, Janice Patti. Front: Jenny Bradford , Cindy Simpson , Jackie Stupica, Siobhan Daugharty, Krlsty King.

Indiana Gamma Stephanie Doster holds the trophy she won In the David Smith Gold Tournament last summer. The sophomore made Butler sports history when she become the first female to compete on the men's golf team.

Missouri Alpho's Janis Erhardt swept the Big Eight Swimming conference with a first place In the 100 and 200 yard backstroke , sixth In the 200 1M ond eighth In the mile.

City engineer finds changes for women

Maxine Roush Muller , Wyoming Alpha , was the flrst woman to graduate from the University of Wyoming in engineering of any kind Her fleld was civil engineering and she has been resident engineer in construction for the city of Concord , CA for the last six years .

The latter position was a return to the professional fleld, however. Maxine worked eight years following her cum laude graduation from Wyoming in 1947. Her father was an engineer and she traveled and worked with him , and greatly admired him Those eight years also included working with a private engineering flrm and with the Corps of Engineers.

The next twenty-flve years Maxine stayed at home and raised her family of two sons, and when she returned to her profession six years ago, she found the eras for a woman in engineering were as different as night from day.

" Conditions in the '40s and ' 50s were difficult, " she says. " There were so few of us I was offered less money than men, turned down for certain jobs and always seemed to have to prove myself .

"In the ' 80s, it is taken for granted you can do the job and advancements come automatically ."

Maxine ' s duties in Concord, a city of 125,000, include contract administration and construction supervision on buildings, roads, storm drains, erosion control, etc .

"It's a fantastic fleld for women," she says. "It's fun, stimulating, pays well and jobs are plentiful."

In addition to her professional duties, Maxine plays tournament duplicate bridge and is working to be a life master She also enjoys gardening, sailing and swimming.

Because she works in a man's fleld , and there is no Pi Phi alumnae club in her town , Maxine says she seldom runs across a Pi Phi.

"However, I have good memories from my chapter and am still in contact with ten or twelve of my sorority sisters after forty years, " she writes.

also a former president of the chapter

Club tours sports center

by Alison Hennig Moore

Flashing lights on the huge scoreboard at the United States Olympic Sports Center welcomed the Colorado Springs Alumnae Club on a recent tour of the facility The complex, converted from an Air Force installation into a training center for athletes vying for berths on Olympic teams , is located in downtown Colorado Springs. It houses athletes in colorful barrack-type buildings while offering them the opportunity to train on tracks and in gyms built specifically for the purpose Alumnae gathered in one of the many briefmg rooms and were greeted by Larry McCollum, Director of the Center and husband of Pi Phi Judith Summers McCollum . A slide presentation explaining the Olympic dream and organization set the stage for the tour of facilities that followed.

It was a thrilling experience to see the youthful athletes training to represent their country , and to know that the U.S Olympic Center is such an integral part in helping them achieve their goals

Berkeley renews traditions

California Beta is working with the University to renew traditions lost in the radical '60s. Berkeley's AllSchool Convocation was held on September 16 and nationally televised. NBC news anchor Tom Brokaw was speaker , making the event popular for all students . Seniors Casey Shaughnessy , Sarah Keller and Chapter President Pauline Karas participated in the event , having been invited by the University to act as honor escorts for the procession.

The Convocation celebrated the founding of U.C. Berkele y and represented the coming together of the entire campus community.

"It's all In the family ." When Wendy Hodge , center , Washington Alpha , was elected president of her chapter , she followed sister-In-law Krls Honfeld Hodge and mother, Kathleen Tynes Hodge both of whom were Washington Alpha chapter presidents Krls' sister , Kim Hossfeld Hemingway, not pictured , is

Olympic Training Center scoreboard flashes a welcome to the Colorado Springs Alumnae Club.

Tots taught safety in authentic tiny village

Just a short distance from one of the busiest streets bordering the tranquil Chicago suburb of Hinsdale is Safety Village. This sixteen building town within a town consists of children-size red brick shops, police station, hospital, church, movie theater and even a McDuck Drive-In The tiny town was built to teach four- to sixyear-olds a variety of safety procedures. Authentic traffic lights blink green, yellow, red at the central intersection and regulation Stop, Yield, and Do Not Enter signs are posted at corners.

Designer of the 50 x 100 foot miniature village is Ronda Sayre Satkamp, Illinois Epsilon, who founded it in 1983 as a living memorial to her daughter Katie . A fifteen hour safety program is taught during the summer to more than 250 youngsters by forty-five volunteers. The volunteers are mostly college and high school students, including the Satkamps' two older daughters Shannan and Amy , and Hinsdale police officers and firefighters . Children drive toy cars and walk throughout the village practicing safety rules from the perspective of motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians. They learn the dangers of walking between parked cars, crossing at intersections and railroad tracks, and the importance of seatbelts. Although street safety is the program's main objective, other general information is also covered, such as the dangers of icy ponds, what to do if clothes catch fire, and how to use the phone to get emergency help. Five to ten minute sessions that alternately discuss various safety subjects are used to hold youngsters' attention . These sessions move the children from an inspection of a police

New housemother lifts chapter spirit

by Laura Rodgers

The Pi Phis at North Carolina Alpha are proud to announce the arrival of their new house mother, Jo Phillips , who began work last August 1 From that day onward, she dedicated herself to preparing the house for the year ahead. Electricians, plumbers, carpenters, window cleaners and rug cleaners all jumped to her command. When the chapter moved in August 17 , Jo produced a sparkling house , groomed lawn and newly renovated deck. At any mention of gratitude , she only promised to improve our phone service and air conditioning . What a MOM!

officer 's car to a meeting with Biko the Clown, to a movie called' 'The Border Patrol, " with curbs as the star.

Ronda works year-round revising and adding to the program and sometimes even serves with husband Steven as repairman of the village vehicles. Neighboring communities as well as community service groups , Brownie troops , and nursery schools rent the village, and Ronda assists communities in designing their own safety programs.

Although there is no way of knowing how many children have used the facility, since many are repeat visitors, Ronda and her husband find satisfaction in knowing how many lives they are touching and that "with this number of kids, somewhere you're saving a life."

How does Jo like being a housemother?

" I love it! The girls here at the Pi Phi house , though very different from one another, share an overall kinship that is heartwarming ."

She sees the sorority system as a positive process and she loves the girls in the chapter as much as they love her

Jo's professional career began as a high school English teacher. She received her English degree from UNC-Greensboro. Later , she accepted the position of Education Curator for the North Carolina Museum of History. Her writing and teaching skills proved vital in the communication of history to the public. After her daughter was born , she occasionally found time to volunteer for philanthropic projects , such as teaching English to wives of foreign students at N.C. State . In fact, Jo is a mom. She has her own 17-year-old daughter , Leslie Perhaps her maternal experience , combined with an interest in humanities , makes her perfect for the job . Her patience, warmth and understanding ease the tension of living in a college environment . She ' s easy to talk to and always available

Ronda Satkamp takes a minute to chat with full-time helpers Fireman Pat and OHlcer Chuck

Housemother Jo Phillips, right , shares a moment with Kim Potter

Members of the 1946 Oklahoma Beta pledge class had their annual reunion in Colorado in July Enloying a luncheon were.l-r: Nancy Bickle Barnhart. Patti Erwin Hanna. Donelda Hight Wheatley. Charlene Schick Sullivan. Carol Larkin Welch. Peggy Stem Grisham and Janet Abrams Evans

Reunion sparks memories of '70s

What could be more fun than spending a weekend at Camp Pi Phi with alumnae from eleven pledge classes?

About 160 Pi Phis would agree that Camp Pi Phi was a successful way to relive college days, catch up with lost sisters , and have some good, old-fashioned Pi Phi fun .

Camp Pi Phi was located at Oklahoma State University, in the Oklahoma Beta house on June 20-22. But a few hangouts were also revisited, like the local pizza spot, student union, university pool and tennis courts, not to mention the shopping district.

Pledge classes initiated in the years 1969-1979 were sent camp information early in the spring as the tracking process began for current addresses . Camp director , Kathy May Kempf, hoped early in the planning stages for 100 or so participants . Instead 160 girls dragged sleeping bags , photo albums and suntan lotion through the doors on check-in day.

The weekend began with a trip to a pizza parlor on Friday evening. Saturday was left up to individual pledge classes , with many opting for swimming, tennis, shopping or gossiping Saturday night featured a banquet with pledge class pictures and awards Ann O'Brien Frawner , Anchorage , AK , traveled the furthest; Peggy Childers Whittle was the oldest Pi Phi attending; Becky Krittenbrink Schneithman was youngest; Linda Evans had the most children-four ; and Melissa McKee Phillips achieved the highest degree , Juris Doctrine. There was also a "Remember When " program and Pi Phi Trivia to finish the banquet

Highlight for all was the Cookie-Shine at which Pi Phi sisters realized that some people never change , and neither do their skits!

Sunday featured a brunch at the Student Union and final goodbyes , with promises to keep in touch .

After all weekend expenses were paid , the reunion generated S 1 ,800 , contributed to House Corporation

Styles, food are winning combination

by Jamie McComiskey

On April 12, the Dallas Senior Alumnae Group , Junior Day Group and Junior Night Group basked in the warm light of success as the second annual Pi Beta Phi Luncheon and Style Show came to a successful close.

Last year the Junior Day and Junior Night groups decided to develop a program which would serve as a fund-raiser as well as an exciting event in which everyone could participate. A luncheon and fashion show, using Pi Phis as models , was organized and so well received that plans were made for a second annual show. With the experience acquired from last year's presentation and the addition of the Senior Alumnae Group's expertise , the luncheon and fashion show raised close to S 10,000 , tripling the previous year's profits.

Beneficiaries of this year's fund-raiser were the North Texas chapter of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome to support research and The Family Place, a shelter for women and children fleeing from family violence.

As Texas is celebrating its 150th birthday, the luncheon and style show adopted a sesquicentennial theme . In conjunction with the Dallas World Salute, Texas Pi Phis had as their guests wives of top-ranking ambassadors visiting Dallas.

In keeping with the theme, Sam Mauldin, Senior Grou p , designed a backdrop for the style show in the shape of the state of Texas with Pi Beta Phi Greek letters cut out in the middle. Tables were decorated with floral arrangements of wine gloxinia placed among silver arrows and wine and blue ribbons.

Kim Dawson, founder of a Dallas-based modeling agency , choreographed the style show and was commentator. Pi Phi models learned a few tricks of the trade as Kim taught them the intricacies of professional modeling.

The style show featured works of twelve Texas designers . Each one presented selections from casual and sportswear to the frnest in evening wear. Also included was jewelry from a local store

In addition to the fund-raising success of the event, it enabled Dallas Pi Phis to get better acquainted. Committee members were selected from each of the three alumnae groups.

A fund-raiser that can present to its two beneficiaries a donation of S10,000 is one that cannot be contested. In addition, an event that brings together those who are truly dedicated to the aims of Pi Beta Phi is one that will never be forgotten .

Stacy Cole, Oklahoma Beta, with her Buslne.. College Award of Merit, presented by l. l Boger, President of O.S.U., left, and on unidentified O.S.U. Boord member.

New chapter is largest

by Elizabeth Kimes

Every Pi Phi sister remembers her first rush as an active: wondering if she is saying the right thing , hoping rushees realize the specialness of Pi Beta Phi. But for the Ohio Theta chapter at Bowling Green, rush was a novelty for all eighty-six members. Installed on April 19, 1986, we bravely jumped feet first into rush, and landed on top.

Under the caring guidance of the national Director of Membership and Rush, Judith Davis Whitacre, and our Resident Graduate Consultant, Liz Shaw, we laughed, cried and shared in the experience. Sigma Alpha Epsilon loaned their house which we temporarily turned into our own Not only did we reach quota with thirty-six wonderful pledges, but we garnered the distinction of being the largest chapter on Bowling Green's campus

The memory of our first rush is one that we will never let die . We learned more about ourselves than we ever will , both as individuals and as Pi Phis. The hours of hard work by collegians and alumnae paid off as we strive ever closer to becoming the number one chapter at BG

illinois Thetas couldn't stop smiling when Province President Sheila Graham Sherman and other alumnae presented Bradley PI Phis with the Bolfour Cup Proud oHlcers are , I r: VP Social lisa Snowden , VP Mental Susan Bernstrom , President Karen Fairfield , and VP Moral Amy Justice.

Duvall Forest named for Missouri clubwoman

It's an unusual honor, but one that has been well deserved . In northern Missouri, bordering the Mississippi River, is a 500 acre forest called the Frances Duvall Forest, named for Missouri Alpha Pi Phi Frances Gray Duvall

Frances was graduated from the University of Missouri in 1919 with a journalism degree. She stepped into her first job while visiting in Los Angeles after graduation, and spent the next year with Metro-GoldwynMayer studio, writing publicity stories for movie magazines and newspapers .

"I met such popular actors of the time as Rudolph Valentino, Alice Terry , Alla Nazimova, May Allison, and others," writes Frances.

After that year , she returned to Missouri and married her Kappa Alpha sweetheart. Frances and her husband , Milton, have been married sixty-five years. They have two children, five grandchildren , and two little great granddaughters, and live in the historic town of Clarksville, MO.

"I missed my dear Pi Phis so much when we moved here that 1 organized a federated club soon after 1 married. 1 served in district offices, then as state president of the Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs for 1948-50."

In July , 1950, the forest was named for Frances, and it is maintained by the Missouri State Conservation Department.

Frances has been very active in her community through the years and in 1975 she earned the Citizen of the Year Award for outstanding community service . Her activities included holding offices in many local organizations as well as those state-wide. She has written for the Hannibal , MO Courier Post for forty years and continues to do so. One of her treasured experiences was returning to Columbia, MO twenty-five years ago for the sixtieth anniversary of Missouri Alpha .

" When I resigned at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ," writes Frances , " the young men with whom 1 worked in the publicity office said, ' The very idea of anyone who has a chance to stay in Hollywood , going back to Missouri to marry a hill-billy !' But after sixty-five years , 1 am still convinced 1 made the right choice 1 have traveled to Europe , the West Indies , Hawaii , Mexico and all over the U S 1 have had a full and highly satisfying life and am blessed by good health , having a devoted family all of whom are active church members and loyal citizens What more could anyone ask? "

What more , indeed !

In Memoriam

The following are given in sequence : Name Chapter Initiation Year Month and Year of Death

When submitting death notices to Central Office please give month and year of death. Names cannot be listed without this information.

Margaret Deavours Allman (Mrs R M )

Texas Ben. 1924; July. 1986

Florence Scheirich Anderson (Mrs C. N ) Kentucky Alpha , 1926 ; February. 1986

Evc:lyn Harding Apple: (Mrs Roben A ) New York Gamma. 1922; April 1986

Barbara Keating Arp (Mrs A J ) Utah Alpha. 1937; August. 1986

Judy Siddoway Ayers (Mrs John M.)

Idaho Alpha. 196); January. 1986

Frances Conklin Bailey (Mrs F L.)

Wisconsin Alpha. 1921; August. 1986

Alice Hiesnod Banlett (Mrs Paul D ) California Beta. 1908; April. 1986

Miriam Hall Bernt (Mrs Hans E.)

Minneson Alpha. 1920; July. 1986

Miriam Clammer Boggess (Mrs W. R ) Kansas Ben. 1928; May. 1986

Florence Sanders Boots (Mrs George H.)

Indiana Delta. 1923; September. 1986

Catherine Clark Branand (Mrs. R. )

Illinois Epsilon. 1928 ; June. 1986

Judith Wright Breitinger (Mrs. DonJ ) Utah Alpha. 19)8; March. 198)

Ruth McCelvey Bremond (Mrs Walter. Jr.)

Texas Alpha. 1921; September. 1986

Josephine Cook Brooks (Mrs. J. S • Jr )

Arkansas Alpha, 193); September. 1986

Hc:len Ball Brougher (Mrs J Whitcomb. Jr ) Oregon Alpha. 1921; August. 1986

Florence Hanna Bunon (Mrs W G )

Kansas Ben. 192); September 198)

Bernice Spencer Callison (Mrs V D )

Oregon Alpha. 1916; May. 1986

Hc:len Phieffer Cargill (Mrs . John P . ) Wisconsin Alpha. 1911; May 1986

Jane Brainerd Chambers

Virginia Alpha. 1930; March. 1986

Inez Gtumbles Christie (Mrs J. Nonon) Florida Beta 1923; June 1986

Maud R. Richey Clark (Mrs Wilbur L.) Indiana Gamma. 1910; July. 1986

Marguerite Clark Colben (Mrs L. F.)

D C Alpha. 1916; June. 1986

Mildred Lc:e Williams Corbett (Mrs J irn L.) Oklahoma Alpha. 1923; June 1986

Elizabeth Hanner Dc:c: (Mrs. Donald) Kentucky Alpha , 19)4; December 198)

Ellen Graham Divine (Mrs . Merle L.) Iowa Gamma. 1916; July. 1986

Madc:line Sabourin Fottier (Mrs Joseph A ) New York Gamma. 1918 ; February 1986

Mary Dillon Gallagher (Mrs John W.) Indiana Epsilon 1944 ; July. 1986

Louesa Bullis Godfrey (Mrs. Harold D ) Vermont Alpha. 1914; November. 198)

Ruth Elizabeth Graham

Indiana Alpha. 191); April. 1986

Teresa Gibson Graham (Mrs Thomas E )

Oklahoma Alpha 1917 ; July 1986

Jean Hanna Grant (Mrs Harold) Kansas Ben. 1921 ; May. 1986

Emma Bauer Holmes (Mrs Verner) Louisiana Ben. 1939 ; August 1986

Miriam Davis Sidebottom Houchens (Mrs. John M ) Kentucky Alpha. 1983; July, 1986

Mary Ellen Noon Hruby (Mrs Charles H ) Illinois Epsilon. 1943; September. 1986

Margaret Smith Jeffrey (Mrs Balfour)

Kansas Alpha. 1927 ; August. 1986

Mildred Patterson Jewell (Mrs Roben M ) Idaho Alpha 1930 ; August. 1986

Lunette Piper Johnson

Montana Alpha 1939 ; May 1986

Katherine McKee Jones (Mrs Edwin A ) Ohio Alpha. 1924; July. 1986

Marjorie Turner Kelley (Mrs Joseph A )

Virginia Alpha. 1936; September. 1986

Anita Shc:ldralce Kennedy (Mrs Michac:l M ) Pennsylvania Epsilon. 19)9 ; November. 198)

Dorothy Klingler

Colorado Alpha 1929; July. 1986

Jeanette Sparrow Kramer (Mrs. R B )

Oklahoma Alpha. 1919; February. 1986

Viola Nelsen Langefc:ld (Mrs. W. N.)

Wisconsin Alpha. 1932; June. 198)

Margaret Huckabee Lawrence (Mrs Henry N )

Notch Carolina Ben. 1946; June. 1986

Marcelle Darling Lc:ahy (Mrs Thomas B )

Oklahoma Alpha 1919; June 1986

Margaret McIntosh Linton

Pennsylvania Alpha. 1912; J une. 1986

Dorothy Jones Loofbourrow (Mrs Mark A.) Ohio Beta. 192); July. 1986

Marjorie Harris Lowenhaupt (Mrs Edward H )

Texas Alpha 1934 ; August 1986

Janet Binger Lyman (Mrs H W )

Oregon Alpha. 1936; August. 1986

Marjorie Linebaugh McCall (Mrs. William Clark) Oregon Alpha. 1933 ; December. 198)

Elizabeth Wroc: McCrummen (Mrs T D )

Texas Alpha. 1923 ; June 1986

Dorothy Rostrup McDonald (Mrs. Donald Malcolm) A1betta Alpha. 1944 ; March. 1986

Mary Thompson McKee (Mrs R S.)

Iowa Beta. 1911; July 1986

Florence Dudley McVay (Mrs R Bruce)

Kansas Beta. 1928; July. 1986

Margaret Bashford Mellen (Mrs. William P )

Florida Gamma. 193); July. 1986

Mabel Brightman Merkle (Mrs Alan B ) Ohio Beta. 1926 ; September

Kathryn Cheney Merriam

Illinois Epsilon 1922 ; March. 1986

Martha Scott Mighell (Mrs HaibenJ.)

illinois Dc:ln. 1911 ; July. 1986

Deborah Johnson Miller (Mrs Jon)

Texas Epsilon. 1978; May. 1986

Marion Fowlkes Mitchell (Mrs Raymond)

Virginia Alpha 1913 ; March. 1986

Diane Draper Mix

Washington Alpha 1952 ; March 1986

Carolyn Schweizer Mueller (Mrs A E )

Wisconsin Alpha 1919 ; July 1986

Kathryn Smith Olin (Mrs William c.)

Washington Alpha, 1927; June, 1986

Carolyn Edwards Parker (Mrs William Vann)

Alabama Gamma, 1957 ; July , 1986

Laura Virginia Paullin

illinois Epsilon, 1911; June, 1986

Linda Eason Pierce (Mrs James C.)

Oregon Deln, 1966; March, 1986

Mary Ransom Ransom (Mrs G A.)

Indiana Dc:lta, 1967 ; October, 198)

Elizabeth Howard Raume (Mrs A A )

Wyoming Alpha , 1933; January, 1986

Audrey Johnston RobertSOn (Mrs Bruce)

Florida Beta, 192); August, 1986

Bettie Holt Ruedi (Mrs Charles H )

Virginia Alpha, 1924; June, 1986

Mildred Hastings Rumsey (Mrs. Nc:aI 0.)

Ohio Beta, 1918, affLliated Ohio Alpha; February, 1986

Rae look Rutledge (Mrs. W G )

Iowa Alpha, 1912; January, 1986

Genevieve Jones Schmid (Mrs Walter E.)

Idaho Alpha, 1923; February, 1986

Charlotte Clevc:land Schurman (Mrs F H C.)

Vermont Beta, 1926; August, 198)

Anne Robinson Seiler (Mrs Fred J.)

West Virginia Alpha , 194); July, 1986

Hc:len Gross Severance (Mrs . Radford H .)

New York Dc:lta, 1937; July, 1986

Barbara Hawkins Shaw (Mrs. Michac:l Patrick) Washington Ben, 1973; February, 1986

Dolores Bonzer Shepard (Mrs. W.)

North Dalcota Alpha , 1933 ; December , 198)

Gabriella Taylor Shepard (Mrs M. H.) Tennc:ssc:e Alpha, 1934; November. 198)

Susie Lc:igh Shoc:malcer Oklahoma Alpha. 197); June. 1986

Genrude Hunter Hammond Sipe (Mrs Charles B ) Indiana Gamma. 1919 ; July. 1986

Kathryn Cody Smith (Mrs Irving M )

California Dc:lta. 1941; August. 1986

Morita Pickard Springer (Mrs Paul C.) Maine Alpha. 1922; August. 1986

Marijane Fc:lts Stephenson (Mrs. Snole:y J.)

Utah Alpha. 1940; March. 1986

Mabel Boyd Stilz (Mrs Raymond F ) Indiana Gamma. 1907; May 1986

Sue Straub Missouri Beta. 1934; July. 1986

Antoinette Moore Strayer (Mrs. William M ) Ohio Alpha. 1929; August. 1986

Virginia Miller Tatom (Mrs. William L.)

Alabama Alpha. 1927; July. 1986

Merle Ashley Traslavina (Mrs Gustavo) Louisiana Alpha. 1966; November. 198)

Janet Lytle Weber

Iowa Gamma. 19)0; April , 1986

Nathalie Smith White (Mrs Thomas L.)

Missouri Gamma. 19)9 ; August. 1986

Nettie Krantz Wilcox (Mrs J )

illinois Dc:lta 191) ; June. 1986

Bessie Kc:sson Withers (Mrs G S.)

Minnesota Alpha 1912 ; April 1986

FRATERNITY DIRECTORY

WINTER, 1986

Officers

FORMER GRAND PRESIDENTS

Alice Weber Johnson (Mrs Irwin T ) Box 337, Carmel Valley, CA. 93924

Dorothy Weaver Morgan (Mrs Kent R.) Stockwell, Lincoln , NE

Sarahjane Paulson Vanasse (Mrs Horace) 3401 Apt Seattle , WA 98199

Elizabeth Turner Orr (Mrs j. Gnrdon) 14800 SW l06th , Tigard , OR 97223

Jean Winhs Scon (Mrs Jon) 1186 Cedarwood Dr , Moraga , CA.

OmCER EMERITUS

Grand President Emerina-Marianne Reid Wild (Mrs Roben) 2021 Belmont Rd NW, Washington , D C. 20009

GRAND COUNCll

Grand President-Carolyn Helman lichtenberg (Mrs. Joseph M ) 12 Anna Maria Ct , Mclean , VA 22101

Grand Vice President of Collegians-Annene Mitchell Mills (Mrs Jaclc P ) 2128 Vestridge Dr ., Birmingham , AL

Grand Vice President of Alumnae-Lucy Baker Warner (Mrs. John R ) 21222 Endsley Ave , Rocky River, OH 44116

Grand Vice President of Membership-Jean Winhs Scon (Mrs Jon) 1186 Cedarwood Dr ., Moraga , CA.

Grand Vice President of Philanthropies-Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell (Mrs Bruce T .) Redwood Dr., Hillsborough , CA. 94010

Grand Secrerary-Carol Inge Warren (Mrs Richard J ) Cascade Dr. , Lisle , II 60)32

Grand Treasurer-Orpha O ' Rourke Coenen (Mrs Andrew G ) P O Box 8, little Chute, WI

DIRECTORS

Director of Academic Srandards-Jo Ann Minor Rodericlc (Mrs M W ) 701 Greystone , Stillwater , OK 74074

Director of Alumnae Activities-Marion Swanson Oster (Mrs R. J.) 38 Flood Circle , Athenon , CA

Director of Alumnae Advisory Committees-Miss Sarah Ruth Mullis, 10 Kings Tavern Place, Atlanta, GA 30318

Director of Alumnae Records-Carolyn Pavletich Lesh (Mrs larry) #1 Forest Park , Richardson , TX 7)080

Director of Chapter House Corporations-Sara Shipley Bowers (Mrs Don S ) P O Box )076, Fon Smith, AR 72913

Director of Extension-Carolyn Cromb Brada (Mrs Donald R ) 308 W 20 Ave ., Hutchinson , KS 67502

Director of Membership & Rush-Judith Davis Whitacre (Mrs H M., Jr ) S. Beverly we , Arlington Heights , II 6000)

Director of Pledge Development-Kate Gilben Phifer (Mrs. Arden) 1910 W. Woodbury we, Milwaukee , WI )3209

Director of Undergraduate Activities-Elizabeth Jordan Holman (Mrs Calvin) North )3rd Place , Paradise Valley, AZ 8)2)3

APPOINTED NATIONAL OmCERS

Editor of The ARROW-Marilyn SirnpsonFord (Mrs William W ., Jr ) 268 Underwood Dr. NW , Atlanta , GA 30328

National Panhellenic Conference Delegate-)ean Winhs Scon (Mrs Jon) 1186 Cedarwood Dr ., Moraga , CA.

National Fratemiry Historian-Barbara Sands Olsen (Mrs James C ) Clinton , Bay Village, OH 44140

Supervisor of Chapter Histories-Jan Ruff"m Hatchen (Mrs W F.) 2429 Fairbanks Dr ., Clearwater, FL 33

National Convention Coordinator-Mary Kah1enberg Schroeder (Mrs Alan) 4284 Woodland Shadows Place , Sanu Rosa, CA.

Elections Coordinator-Maralou Juday Crane (Mrs E Clifford) Marview Terrace, Cincinnati, OH

Parliamenrarian-Janice Shrader Mossman (Mrs. David W .) 1211 N. 126 St , Omaha , NE 681)4

Specia1 Programming Coordinator-Nancy Carlock Rogers (Mrs John D ) 10316 Boedeker, Dallas , TX 75230

Graduate Consultant Coordinator-Cierelda Barnard Mills (Mrs A j.,Jr ) Stony Hill Rd ., Boulder , CO 80303

SPECIAL OmCERS

Traveling Graduate Consultants-Patty Bennen, Mary Beth Franclce, SusanJensen , Lisa Masters, Debbie Muliclc, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis, MO

lesident Graduate Consultants-Dorothy Helfenstein , NY Zeta ; Ann Wear, CO Delra ; Mary Mitch, WI Alpha ; Kathleen Hatfield, CA. Iota ; Melanie Mericle, OH Delta; Elizabeth Shaw, OH Theta

PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OmCE

Direaor-Virginia Bland Fry (Mrs Hugh L.) Pi Beu Phi Cenual Office , 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 , St Louis , MO Phone 314-727 -7 338

Controller-Rosemarie V Jaclcson, CPA, Pi Beu Phi Cenual Office , 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 , St Louis , MO

HOLT HOUSE

402 East 1st Avenue, Monmouth, ll61462; Hours : 10 :00 A M to 12 noon and 2 :00 P M to 4 :00 P M. weekdays By appoinrrneor Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays

FIlATEIlNITY INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE

Alexander & Alexander, N Michigan Ave ., Chicago , II 60601

NATIONAL BOARD OF TRUSTEE FUNDS

Chairman-Orpha O'Rourke Coenen (Mrs Andrew G ) P O Box 8 , little Chute , WI

Carolyn Helman lichtenberg (Mrs JosepbM ) 6)12 Anna Maria Ct ., Mclean, VA 22101

Esther Barrager Douglass (Mrs ) 72) 7th St ., Boulder, CO 80302

Jane Houchens Tuten (Mrs R. K ) Adventure we, Cincinnati, OH 4)242

Laun. Speer Varney (Mrs T W ) 216 Forkham Road , Manhattan, KS

Standing Committees

Budget and Finance Comminee -Orpha O'Rourke Coenen (Mrs Andrew G.) P O Box 8 , little Chute , WI )4140

Canadian Philanthropies Committee-Mrs. Susan Ball Fred , 167 Kingston Row , Winnipeg , MB Canada R2M OT1

The Chain-Direaor of Alumnae Activities-Marion Swanson Oster (Mrs R J.) 38 Flood Cirtle , Athmon , CA.

Alumnae Committee for Continuing Education-Pauicia Friend Cooke (Mrs W W ) 10328 Berkshire Road , Bloomington , MN )5437

Convention Committee-Catherine Barlclcy Roth (Mrs Jon B.) 1838 Sute Sueet , New Orleans, LA 70118

Emma Harper Turner Memorial Funds Committee-Evelyn Peters Kyle (Mrs Stanley) 23 Oak Knoll Gardens , Pasadena , CA. 91106

Holt House Committee-Anne Travis O ' Connell (Mrs. Roben F.) 354 E Bodley St ., St Louis , MO 63122

House Direaor Comminee - Direaor of Chapter House Corporations-Sara Shipley

Bowers (Mrs Don S ) P O Box Fon Smith , AR 72913

Idea Bank Committee-

Academic Progearnming-Director of Academic Standards, Jo Anne Minor Rode riclc (Mrs M W .) 701 Greysrone , Stillwater , OK 74074

MembeJShip and lush Progearnming-Director of Membership & lush , Judith Davis

Whitacre (Mrs H. M., Jr .) S Beverly We , Arlington Heights, II 6000)

Pledge Progearnming-Director of Pledge Development , Kate Gilben Phifer (Mrs.

Arden) 1910 W Woodbury we, Milwaukee , WI

Active Chapter Programming-Elizabeth Jordan Holman (Mrs Calvin M ) 922) N )3rd PI. , Paradise Valley, AZ

Legislative Committee-Jennifer Hinchman , 1243 26th St ., Santa Monica , CA. 90404

Loan Fund Committee-Joan MacBain Stettler (Mrs Wayne D .) 16 Huron Dr ., Chatham , N] 07928

Music Committee-Marilyn Marrs Fallin (Mrs Jetty W .) Spring Chase Circle , Altamonte Springs, FL 32714

Nominating Committee-Suzanne Suaight Harris (Mrs William D ) 3314 Mantua Dr ., Fairfax , VA 22031

Settlement School Committee-Kay Murray Pierong (Mrs Glen W ) 8 Carol Road , Westfield, N] 07090

Director of Settlement School Finance-Orpha O ' Rourke Coenen (Mrs Andrew G .) P O Box 8 , little Chute , WI

Direaor Arrowmont School of Am and Crafts-Sandra Blain , Arrowmont , Box Gatlinburg, TN 37738

Arrowaaft Shop-Box Gatlinburg , TN 37738

Business Manager-Nadine Whined (Mrs Tom) Box Gatlinburg , TN 37738

Assisl:lnt Director of Arrowmont- Miss Clare Vemegen , Box Gatlinburg , TN 377 38

Arrowaaft Manager-Box Gatlinburg , TN 37738

Official CALENDARS

WINTER, 1986

COLLEGIATE CHAPTERS

Consult Fraternity Directoty in the fall issue for addresses of National Officers Central Office address is : 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis, Missouri 63105

All d,u daleS lire 10 be pOllmaried dales.

PRESIDENT :

Within one month of installation date, write Province President of goals and plans for the year (Copy to MC Chairman)

Send a copy of the Chapter Statistical Repon to your Province President as soon as possible after school begins.

Before September I, send copy of summer lener to chapter members to Province President (Copy to MC Chairman)

September 25-Arrange for ftre inspection of premises by local authorities

Send monthly lener to Province President postmarked not later than the lOth of each month, October through May (Copies to MC Chairman, any scheduled visiting national officer .)

November I-Beginning of Chapter Officer Election Period. Elect three alumnae members to MC at the same time chapter officers are elected

November I-Send Fire Protection Affidavit or explanation of unalloidable delay in sending illo Director of Chapter House Corporations

November I-Rerum Safety and Security Check form to Director of Chapter House Corporations.

November I-Send annual Alcohol Questionnaire to Director of Alumnae Advisoty Comminees.

February 15-Final date for chapter nomination for Amy Burnham Onken Award; send lener of nomination to Province President .

February 15-MC of each chapter in province send in its nomination for the Chapter Service Award to the Province President

April 20-Final date for election of chapter officers

SECRETARY:

Return the conected Undergraduate Roster to Central Office as soon as possible after receipt in the fall

Notify Province President and Central Office immedialely when changes in chapter officers are made.

Send initiation cenificates to Central Office within three days after initiation. Coordinate with chapter treaSUCer who must send GT-l form with the initiation fees

October 15-Send House Director data blank to Director of Chapter House Corporations and Director of Alumnae Advisoty Comminees

November 15-Send a copy of the chapter bylaws to the Province President. (Copy to MC Chairman)

November 15-Send name and address of president of Mother's Club to Central Office

TREASURER :

Send to Central Office:

Pledge andlor repledge fees with GT-I form within ten days after any pledging or repledging ceremony. (Coordinate with the Vice President of Social Advancement who must send the pledge list.)

Initiation fees (along with National dues) with GT-I form within three days after each initiation ceremony. Coordinate with the Secretary who must send the initiation cenificates

Copy of Form 941-Employer's Quanerly Federal Tax Return (chapters having employees)

Copy of Workman's Compensation Cenificate of Insurance by November 1st

July through April-Monthly fUlancial repon on due dates in accordance with Treasurer's Manual to Central Office.

September 10-Send Annual Balance Sheet to Central Office

September 10-Send Annual Budget to Central Office

October 20-Send national dues of $15 00 per active member to Central Office on GT-I form listing members' names and initiation numbers

If initiated after due date member should pay national dues with initiation fees.

January 15-Senior Application Blanks and Senior Dues for midyear graduates to Central Office

January 20-Send national dues of $15.00 per active member to Central Office on GT-l form listing members' names and initiation numbers

April 15-Send Senior Blanks and Senior Dues for spring or summer graduates to Central Office . .

By May 20-Conuibutions made payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office for Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship Fund, Convention Hospitality Fund, Settlement School (Arrowmont), and Holt House .

MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN:

Send to Central Office within ten days after IIny pledging Rush Information Forms with proper signatures for each girl pledged

Send Chapter Repon of Pledges form to the Rush Information Chairman of the alumnae club concerned within ten days after any pledging

Send to Central Office the name and address of newly elected Chapter Membership Chairman on postcard provided in spring

Send the Membership/Parthellenic Rush Repon , prepared jointly with the Parthellenic Delegate, to the Director of Membership and Rush and the NPC Delegate within ten days of each formal rush Copy to Province President.

May 10-Send repon of Pledge-Initiation Statistics to Grand Vice President of Membership. Copies to Director of Membership and Rush and Director of Pledge Development

PANHEllENIC DELEGATE:

As available-send copy of Parthellenic Rush Booklet to NPC Delegate .

Send the Membership/Parthellenic Rush Repon, prepared jointly with the Membership Chairman, to the Director of Membership and Rush and the NPC Delegate within ten days of each formal rush . Copy to Province President . April 15-Final date for Spring Parthellenic Repon to NPC Delegate.

VICE PRESIDENT OF MORAL AnVANCEMENT:

Within one month after installation (deadline : May I) , send a repon listing and explaining chapter goals in all areas of Moral Advancement (including philanthropies) for the coming year to the Director of Undergraduate Activities Also send wrinen program for Fraternity heritage. Copies to Province President and MC Chairman .

One month before term of office expires , send overall evaluation of achievements in all areas of Moral Advancement (including philanthropies) to Director of Undergraduate Activities . Copies to Province President and MC Chairman .

Within first 2 weeks of each term- Conduct Membc:r Interest Survey of permnal and chapler needs and goals (Will determine special interest groups and activities for each term ) Send to Executive Council for chapter action and for inclusion in monthly letter to Province President

February 15 - Final date for Active Evaluation Whenever total numbc:r for active chapter is complete send to Province Coordinator for Fraternity Excellence with Form 305 and list of signarures Evaluations must bc: received by the Province Coordinator by the February 15 deadline

NOTE : Fraternity Heritage Interest Group should f1fSt review each essay for ideas of immediate value and use to chapter and submit a written summary to Exc:cutive Council and MC before sending all evaluations on to Province Coordinator A copy of the summary is to bc: included with the active evaluations to bc: sent to the Province Coordinator

April 15-Music Repott , send ro National Music Chairman

April 30-Send entry for May 1. Keller Award to Chairman , Arrowmont Board of Governors

VICE PRESIDENT OF SOCIAL AnVANCEMENT:

Within one month after installation (deadline : May I), send a repott listing and explaining chapter goals in all areas of Social Advancement for the coming year to the Director of Pledge Devc:lopment Copies to Province President and MC Chairman

Send Major Formal Rush Evaluation within 2 weeks of close of rush to Director of Membc:rship and Rush Copy to Province President and AAC Chairman

Send List of Pledges with parents' names & addresses within ten days of pledging to Central Office , Province President , and Province Coordinator

Within one month after pledging, send to parents of pledges : letter from VP Social (previously approved by Province President) , letter from Grand Treasurer, and Pi Beta Phi brochure, with financial page completed in consultation with chapter treasurer

Send Pledge Tests 3 weeks bc:fore initiation to Province Coordinator for Fraternity Excellence with Form #205

NOTE : The Fraternity Orientation Interest Group, meeting wilh Ihe MC, is to review each pledge's written evaluation and compile pettinent information before sending all evaluations on to the Province Coordinator.

Send Pledge Program Evaluation Repott to Director of Pledge Devc:lopment within 10 days after major initiation. Deadline for year : May 1 Copies to Province President and MC Chairman .

VICE PRESIDENT OF MENTAL AnVANCEMENT:

1 Goals and Ella/uation

Within one month after installation (deadline : May I), send a repott listing and explaining chapter goals in all areas of Mental Advancement for the coming year to the Director of Academic Standards . Copies to Province President and MC Chairman .

One month before term of office expires, send overall evaluation of achievements in all areas of Mental Advancement to Director of Academic Standards Copies to Province President and MC Chairman.

2 Academic Excellence

Chapter Scholarship Blank, Octobc:r I-spring semester or quarter, annual ; March I-fall semester or quarter; May I-winter quarter ; send to Director of Academic Standards Copies to Province President, MC Chairman Scholarship Improvement Program-Octobc:r U, for those chapters bc:low a 2 75 GPA for the preceding spring or winter term March 15, for those chapters bc:low 2.75 GPA for the preceding fall term This is not a requirement for those chapters on academic supervision or probation Individual Scholarship Blank-bc:fore March 15 to Central Office Individual Academic Goal Cards stay within the chapter , but serve as the basis for Chapter Scholarship Blank and for the term evaluation of the vice president

3 Publications

See ARRow Correspondent's Calendar (from chapter spring mailing) for due dates and instructions Idea Bank Contributions-send to those national Directors listed under Idea Bank , fall issue of ARRow February l-carbon of flrst half of Chapter History to Supervisor of Chapter Histories May 15-Carbon of second half of Chapter History to Supervisor of Chapter Histories In convention year , chapter dc:legate take complete original history to convention

APPliCATION FOR FELLOWSHIP, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND LOANS:

Blanks and information on how to malee application may bc: obtained from Central Office.

January 15-Letter of Application for Pi Beta Phi Fellowship due to Grand President.

January 15-Application for Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship , Ruth Bartett Smith Scholarship , Junior Alumnae Group Scholarship , Frances Hall Comly Scholarship , Louisiana Alpha Triple M Scholarship due to Grand Secretary

January 1 to March 15-Scholarships and Assistantships to Arrowmont . Write to Arrowmont , Box 567, Gatlinburg , Tennessee 37738 . Virginia Alpha Scholarship and Brendc:l Scholarship write to : Arrowmont, Box 567 , Gatlinburg , Tennessee 37738

ALUMNAE

Due dates for reports are to bc: postmarked dates Consult Fraternity Directory Fall Issue for names and addresses of National Officers .

PRESIDENT:

September 12-For winter ARRow : News , fearures , pictures Send to Editor of The ARRow

Octobc:r 5-Copy due to Editor of The Chain

November but not later than March U - Elect Alumnae Club Rush Information Committee Chairman and appoint at least 2 other membc:rs to serve from March 15 to March U offollowing year

November 1 to April 20-Elect two membc:rs of the MC to coordinate with the c:lecrion of chapter officers MC membc:rs are to bc: installed when c:lected

January 9- for spring ARRow : News , features , p ic tures Send to Editor of The ARRow

January 5- Copy due to Editor of The Chain

February I-Election of club officers t o bc: hc:ld no later than March 31, said officers to take office at the close of the fuca1 year

February l - Evc:lyn Peters Kyle Angc:l Award Committc:c: deadline date for sending its nomination to its Alumnae: Province President (Convention year only .)

March 27-for summer ARRow : News , features , p ictures Send to Editor of The ARRow

March 31-Send name and address of Rush Information Chairman to Central Offi ce

of summer ARRow If not received name of Club President will be listed

April 5-Copy due to Editor of The Chllin

April 15 - Send two copies of Annual Repon Evaluation to the Alumnae Province President

May-Installation of new officers at regular club meeting

June 24-for fall ARRow : News, features , pictures Send to Editor of The ARROW

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY :

Must be recipient of The ARRow

September 23-Send In Memoriam notices to Cenual Office for Winter ARRow

November 10-Mail 2 copies of club year book or program roster with program plans (page 23 of dub President ' s Notebook) to the Alumnae Province President

January 20-Send In Memoriam notices to Cenual Office for Spring ARRow

March 30-Send new officer list to Alumnae Province President and Cenual Office

March 27-Send In Memoriam notices to Cenual Office for Summer ARRow .

Aprill2-Send lener with dub news to Alumnae Club Forum Editor of The ARRow

July 8-Send In Memoriam notices to Cenual Office for Fall ARRow

TREASURER:

Send national dues and receipts to Cenlrlll Office as collected throughout the year

May 20-AlI- dues and donations of funds should be mailed to Cenual Office by this date in order to count for current year Pi Beta Phi Senlement School (Arrowmont)' Junior Group Scholarship Holt House' Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund Convention Hospitaliry' Canadian Project Fund Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship Fund' 'Required Contribution

Make club check covering total conuibutions payable to Pi Beta Phi Cenual Office . Check must be accompanied by GT-2 Form showing dub ' s apportionment to desired funds

June 30-Send review cards to Alumnae Province President

RUSH INFORMATION CHAIRMAN:

Winter-Review with Rush Information Committee areas to be listed in Summer ARRow Send any changes in dub area listings to Cenual Office no later than March 31st

March 15-Send repott to Alumnae Province President

HOUSE CORPORATION TREASURERS:

September-Send annual repom to Director of Chapter House Corporations Copy to Province President

ALUMNAE ADVISORY COMMITIEES

November 15-In areas with a charrered Alumnae Club , Chapter Advisory members must be paid members of that dub by this date. In areas with no charcered Alumnae Club , the Chapter Advisory members must pay National alumnae dues to Cenual Office by this date . November I-April 20- Time period for election of Chapter Advisory members, with election to correspond with that of chapter officers Following election of Chapter Advisory members , send current list of Advisory members to Cenual Office on form provided , even if there are no changes

New Texas club chartered

The Southwest Dallas County Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club is one of the newest on the roster. The club was chartered on June 23, with thirteen members. After discovering how many Pi Phis were living in the area, through a newly formed Panhellenic group, they couldn't resist the temptation to have their own alum club.

In keeping with the most rapidly growing area in Dallas County, club membership is increasing in like manner. Towns represented by the membership are DeSoto, Duncanville, Cedar Hill, Midlothian and Lancaster .

Alums meet in Sarasota

Florida Beta alumnae from the classes of 1976 through 1979 held their ftfth annual Memorial Day weekend gettogether in May This reunion started out as a simple gathering, and now has grown into a full-fledged tradition. The first three years they met in Key West, FL. The past two reunions have been held in Sarasota . Pi Phis and their husbands spent the weekend swimming, sailing, playing tennis, water skiing, golfing and catching up on the year past.

Sisters come from as far as Texas, New Orleans and North Carolina and it was a big gathering of Pi Phis and husbands to share experiences and good times together. Attending this year were Fay Bymond Meyers, Pam Peacock Brown, Laura LeVene, Colleen Tarza , Sally Johnson Mathis, Robbin Stobaugh , Lorrie Davis Weathers, Christine Marston Weiss , Dawne Jacobs Roberts , Barbara Sykes , Susan Ferrell Phelps , Robin Refram Dye.

PROVINCE PRESIDENTS-Seated: Betty Blades

Lofton , Theta: Annette Mitchell Mills , GVP Collegians. Row 1, (I·r): Beth van Maanen Beatty , PI: Shirley Boe Amberson , Sigma : Sally Ginn Hood, Nu South: Joan Maglrl Arnold, Iota: Judy Artley Toalson , XI: Jane Heinkel Drennan, Lambda: Genie Steinhauer deLuise, Rho. Row 2: Audrey Ludden Gang· loR , Alpha·Beta: Kathy Noll Erickson , Nu North: Karen Schwab Gray, Epsilon: Karen Thompson Gr_nwood, Upsilon: Sheila Graham Sherman, Mu: Martha BillS Ehlers , Eta: Betty Staggs Drummond, Omicron: Row 3: Suzanne Chapman Lawson, Phi: Lou Ann Montgomery Carter, Gamma: Patti Perllch Warr, Tau: Nancy Kuyper Lashutka , Delta. Not pldured: Barbara Atkinson Bochman , Kappa: Linda Kay Johnson, Zeta.

ALUMNAE PROVINCE PRESIDENTS-Seated:

Beth Muzzy Holmquist , Eta: Lucy Baker War· ner , GVP Alumnae. Row 1, (I·r): C. A. Eckel Edwards , Kappa: Pam Morton Lester , Xi: Mary Ann Galusha Eiserman, Mu North: Gloria Sloan Gooder , Phi East: Shirley Ham· lett Cary, Omicron East: Delaine Hamby Kelly , Lambda: Joey Blume Hamilton , Alpha. Row 2: Pat Andrews Cole, Theta: Donna·Rae Pasch Clanciotto , Beta: Lois Keller BoIS, Zeta South: Sandra Warner Welnthaler , Upsilon: Lindsay Farnham Seigfrled, Iota: Patty Price Castle , Omicron West: Jackie Seiger Foush_, Tau: Eva White Sherman , Gamma: Betty Butler Holdcroft , Zeta North Row 3: Martha Ames Pierce , Sigma: Sara Oliver Mill· ener, Epsilon: Pat Lampman Shepard , Mu South: Pat Murray Von Rueden, Nu North: Diane Dailey Howard, Rho. Row": Susan Gin· grich Jones , Nu South: Sara Wareham Wag· goner , Phi West: Betty Beitsch Brizendine, Delta: Ann Warmack Brookshire , PI East Row 5: Elizabeth Ragsdale FeuJlle , PI South: Gayla Velvln Ferree , PI North

Louisiana Alpha Lindy Sullivan, here working on the Daisy Chain for graduation last May, had a busy fall working as Newcomb Panhellenlc rush chairman. Lindy used a computer system and new rush software for the first time.

Susanne Eisenberg, Illinois Theta, is Gr_k Woman of the Vear , named by Bradley University's Panhellenlc and Interfraternal Council. Sue Is a senior Industrial engln_rlng malor.

Gamma lunlor Katie Lyon Is all smiles after being named Phi Kappa Psi Sweetheart for the 1916--17 school year at Butler Unlver· slty. Katie Is

Lea Whitehead, Texas Gamma, participated In the national finals of the Junior American Rodeo Association In August. She took first In pole bending, sixth In roping and fifth place all around. Lea has earned a place on the Texas Tech rodeo team and will compete In four rodeos first semester and eight second semester.

Lori Baker, Indiana Delta, was one of the thirty-thr_ Indy 500 Princesses this year. Many w_kend activities culminated In the Qu_n's Ball, a black tie affair.

Indiana

malorlng in Interior design.

Florida Beta Jennifer Read danced with Florida State University Dance Department last summer In the ballet production of "Point Counterpoint. " The production was sold out every night. Jennifer Is also an FSU Golden Girl.

campus sights and sounds

TO HELP CONSERVE fuel and cut costs, Indiana University of Pennsylvania has equipped all of its vehicles with systems that burn natural gas as well as gasoline. A control mounted on the dashboard enables the driver to switch to a tank of natural gas in the trunk. The university owns two natural gas wells and will produce electricity in a power plant. (Chronicle of Higher Education)

ALPHA TAU OMEGA and Beta Theta Pi at DePauw raised more than '6,000 for the university's mission project which will build a dormitory in Guatemala, a sanctuary in Sierre Leone, and provide medical supplies for student teams in those countries plus Nicaragua and Peru.

EMPLOYEES at Tabor College in one pay period received their pay in U.OO bills. It was a jOint project by Tabor and the Hillsboro, Kansas, Chamber of Commerce to "make visible indication of Tabor's contribution to the Hillsboro community. Whenever people saw a '2.00 bill, they knew where it came from." (Chronicle)

THE COSTLIEST college is Landmark College in Putney, Vermont. Costing U7,500 for room, board, and tuition, Landmark enrolls fewer than 80 students and is designed specifically for those with dyslexia.

WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY (Dayton) has a "writer ' s hotline" staffed by faculty members and graduate students of the English department to answer questions about grammar, punctuation , word usage, or style. About 85% of the calls come from outside the university and a second phone line is to be installed as a community service.

AT ARIZONA STATE , between 6,000 and 7 ,000 students are above the age of 25 and probably are " reentry students." Enrollment has grown so that ASU is now the sixth largest single-campus university in the nation.

A GIFI' OF MORE than '1 million from an alumnus will allow Clemson to establish the nation's first endowed chair in technical communications.

VANDERBILT has been operating a child care center for employees and students. Caring for 60 children and with a waiting list of 136, the center will expand to care for 118 plus a night shift for children of employees who work from 11 p.m . to 7 a.m.

-Compiled by Mrs. George Rudolph, editor ofTbe Trident of Delta Delta Delta, for the National Panbellenlc Editors Conference

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