PRESIDENT ' S COMMENTS
Sigma Kappa National Council members attend the COTS Collegiate Awards Banquet. (front} Barbara Collins Wilmer, LJB; Jane Kramer Allan, AI; Sheila A Barnes, N>; Anne W. Dale, ALl; (back) Mary Alice Sullivan, A; Barbara Williams Fenters, ff; and Nancy Fowler Treadway, BS. s I reflect on the 117th anniversary of Sigma Kappa's founding, I rejoice in the strength A of our sorority and the progress we have made in the last year. It is sometimes difficult to see the "forest for the trees" when one is confronted with the daily management of 119 colle giate and 131 alumnae chapters. However, when the national council evaluated our first year, we were proud to note that we are well on our way to attaining our biennial goals. Accomplish ments to date include: • Improving the efficiency of our headquarters through the purchase of new accounting soft ware and in service training for staff members. • Exploring the future of Sigma Kappa through a strategic planning initiative attended by 26 national volunteers in October 1991 . • Continuing the growth of Sigma Kappa by the colonization or recolonization of 10 collegiate chapters and the chartering of 13 alumnae chapters. • Increasing the membership of our collegiate chapters by 15% and membership of our alum nae chapters by four percent. • Publishing a new Handbook for Alumnae Chapters and Clubs and handbooks for the alumnae chapter president, first vice president, second vice president, Sigma Kappa Triangle corre spondent, public relations chairman and treasurer. • Publishing a revised Sigma Kappa Sorority Pledge Manual, a Handbook for the House Director and handbooks for the college chapter president, vice president of membership and public re lations chairman. • Re-printing the Ritual book for the first time in over 10 years. • Providing technical support to chapters, house corporations and volunteers in financial man agement through the implementation of a financial team including the national treasurer, the director of chapter and corporation finance, the director of housing and four district fi nancial coordinators. • Providing continued training and support to local and national volunteers through regional and national workshops and conferences. • Providing continued leadership development for collegiate chapters through a successful Col lege Officer Training School in june 1991. • Supporting our national philanthropies through the contribution of $86,564 from collegiate and alumnae chapters. Through teamwork and a network of dedicated volunteers, Sigma Kappa continues to grow and prosper. In celebrating Founders' Day 1991, I want to express my gratitude to the thou sands of Sigma Kappas who contribute to our success. Special thanks to our chapter advisors, corporation board members, national officers and loyal members who sustain our alumnae chapters and promote Sigma Kappa within their communities each day. Due to your unselfish efforts and those of countless women before you, our Founders' legacy of friendship, personal enrichment, community service and spiritual growth has endured. To assure our future, may we follow the example of our Founders' through life-long involvement in Sigma Kappa. by Sheila A Barnes, f(/J National President
2-Fall1991 I S i 9 m a Kappa Tria n 9 I e TABLE OF CONTENTS
The official magazine of Sigma Kappa Sorority founded at Colby Co llege, FEATURES WateiVille, Maine, November 9, 1874.
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Editor/ Art Director Denise Shepard, 8733 Founders Road, Indianapolis, IN 46268
Collegiate Editor Kitty Hyre Nikolai, 73 12 Caribou Trail, Dayton, OH 45459
Alumnae Editor Anne Weaver Booske, 2026 North College Officers Training School . . · 4 Sigma Kappa Directory ...... 12 brook Drive, Lancaster, PA 17601 Collegiate Chapters Receive Loyalty Fund Contributors ...... 18 Contributors Awards at COTS ...... 6 Nancy Happel Paula Jenkins-Williams
Deadlines Spring issue December l Summer issue March 1 DEPARTMENTS Fall issue June l Winter issue September l President's Comments ...... 2 Women's Health Issues- Osteoporosis ...... 37 Advisor of the Quarter ...... 9 Panhellenic Sharing ...... 9 Leaders Create Magic- The Sigma Kappa Triangle is published CC/GC Program ...... 40 quarterly by Sigma Kappa, and pro Letters to the Editor ...... 10 duced by Maury Boyd & Associates, Violet Boutique ...... 42 News Briefs ...... 10 Indianapolis, IN . The annual subscrip Convention ...... 44 tion fee is $2.00, paid through lifetime Choose Our Sorority Leaders . . . . 11 membership. In Memoriam ...... 46 Collegiate News ...... 27 Second class postage paid at Indianap Change of Address ...... 4 7 olis, IN and ar additional mailing of Sigmas Here & There ...... 35 fices . Printed in USA, Sigma Kappa USPS 496-080. Colby Award Application ...... 36
Postmaster please send address changes to: Sigma Kappa Triangle ON THE COVER c/o Sigma Kappa Sorority National Headquarters Sigma Kappa collegians and alumnae who attended the 1991 College Offi 8733 Founders Road cers Training School at the University of Maryland, College Park, will rec Indianapolis, IN 46268 ognize this beautiful chapel as the final meeting place of the conference attendees. The chapel hosted an inspiring and motivational seiVice with nationally renowned speaker Leslie Charles. Charles encouraged all Sigmas to "weave a personal crest of success." Tum to page four and learn more Member about COTS and its educational programs designed to assist collegians College Fraternity Editors Association and alumnae.
S i 9 m a Kappa Tria n 9 I e I Fall1991-3 1991 College Officers Training School Enriches Sigma Kappa Collegians and Alumnae Volunteers
he culmination of a year of "excellence, ment, communication skills, election proce Excitement continued as the national T and the renewal of a commitment to dures, leadership development, chapter rush team presented a magical celebration, meet new challenges was celebrated at the financial management and rush were held. "Carousel of Colors." Total participation 1991 College Officers Training School COTS began with a whirl of activities on was the goal of this event which colorfully (COTS), held June 20-23 at the University Thursday evening at the "National Council highlighted the award-winning rush video of Maryland, College Park. The theme for Reception," followed by the welcome ban from Theta Nu chapter at Baylor University. the conference, "Sigma Kappa ... Weaving quet. COTS Chairman Jean K. Elder, AM, The 1990-91 chapter consultants enter the Tapestry," was selected to illustrate that tained with a musical skit, "The 12 Days of all members are continually weaving a tapes Rush," and Sigma Kappa chants, songs and try through their commitment to Sigma cheers which set the stage for an unforgetta Kappa that will preserve the past, carry out ble weekend. the obligations of the present and build a Educational workshops on scholarship, firm foundation for the future. time management, pledge education and The COTS programming was carefully leadership development filled the Friday designed to help our collegiate chapters bet morning agenda. National Panhellenic Con ter understand and attain the goals estab ference Delegate Mary Alice Sullivan, A, re lished by the National Council of Sigma minded Sigmas, "The greatest competition Kappa and the collegiate directors. These in the world is with the person you were goals include: Doubling the number of yesterday." chapters receiving awards for scholastic ex Collegiate chapters were recognized for cellence; improved pledge retention and ini National Vice President for Collegiate Chapters outstanding contributions to our national tiation percentage; providing additional Jane Kramer Allan, AI, and COTS Chairperson philanthropies at the Sigma Kappa Founda resources for chapter programming; continu Jean K. Elder, AM, successfully organized an tion luncheon. Attendees learned of the re ing handbook revisions; securing at least educational and exciting COTS for its attendees. markable progress of the foundation in its three advisors for every chapter; providing welcomed 255 collegians and 145 national first year, making research grants for training for each advisory board and im officers and advisors, assuring all of an ex Alzheimer's Disease, providing graduate proved communication on all levels. citing, challenging and inspiring conference. counselor scholarships and funding Leader Chapter advisors and collegiate province Keynote speaker, National President Sheila Shape Institute representatives. officers arrived two days prior to the begin A. Barnes, f
COTS attendees gather in front of the Stamp Memorial Union for a photograph following the opening banquet.
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4-Fall 1991 I S i g m a K a p p a T r i a n g I e service. Deserving chapters received awards for overall excellence, as well as, outstand ing scholarship, rush success, panhellenic involvement, participation in Sigma Kappa philanthropies, programming in pledge edu cation and public relations. Sunday morning began with an inspira tional service led by COTS Song Leader Dawn Bruestle, AI. Leslie Charles, nation ally renowned motivational speaker, con cluded the 1991 College Officers Training School by encouraging Sigmas to " .. . Co ll egians enjoy meeting one another at the "Nati onal Council Reception. " weave a personal crest of success." She tiona! Secretary Nancy Fowler Treadway, the house of the hostess Beta Zeta chapter, noted that, "Life experiences can be serene, 83, presented an afternoon session on the visit the Baltimore Inner Harbor, or relax in sad or special. We can grapple with obsta new risk management policy. Copies were College Park. cles or grasp opportunities!" distributed and procedures outlined. Sheila Academic excellence, the new self esteem Sigma Kappa collegiate chapters will con Barnes stressed the importance of educating program, entitled "Patterns of Confidence," tinue to weave the tapestry with the prog our membership, " ... now more than ever, and an individual self-assessment of Sigma ress and contributions each member makes risk management is everyone's responsi- Kappa leaders and leadership styles inspired within her chapter and on her respective bility." Sigmas on Saturday morning. Afternoon campus. The national collegiate team will The day continued with "Table Talks" on sessions highlighted alumnae relations, the continue to weave the tapestry with the as 26 various topics ranging from ritual to rush resource fair, rush planning, organiza- sistance of local advisors and corporation pledge education to finances . Collegians tion and implementation. board members. were given an opportunity to share program- The tapestry of COTS was woven with It is the hope of the national organiza ming ideas in "Rap Sessions" led primarily silver threads on Saturday night as chapters tion, that each COTS attendee will weave a by collegiate province officers and advisors. were recognized for outstanding achieve- tapestry of excellence during the coming District meetings hosted by the four colle- ment at the "Collegiate Awards Banquet." year which will contribute significantly to giate district directors concluded the day's New chapters were presented with their offi- her chapter's success in the present and in scheduled activities. cia! charter and baby cup. Advisors were the future. Attendees had the evening free to tour recognized for continued and dedicated by Jane Kramer Allan, AI and Mary Wagner, S
Sigma Kappa Tria n g I e I Fall1991-5 c ·ate C a ers ce • s For Overall Excellence, Scholarship, Rush and Participation
Standards of Excellence Dreyfus Award Gamma Gamma Beta Sigma Beta Tau Delta Sigma Beta Omega 3 Star Th 6-Fall1991 I S i g m a Kappa Tria n g I e Zeta Kappa Honorable Mention Gamma Psi DISTRICT IV Zeta Nu Theta Kappa Delta Mu Omega Theta Alpha Zeta Omicron Delta Chi Alpha Delta Theta Gamma Epsilon Beta Gamma Phi Epsilon Epsilon Frances Warren Baker Delta Tau Jutstanding Rush Zeta Nu Epsilon Beta Triangle Award Zeta Omega Epsilon Epsilon '\chievement Theta Kappa Theta Alpha DISTRICT IV Honorable Mention Endowment Award Gamma Psi Epsilon Tau Iota Zeta Chi Distinguished Advisor Lambda Zeta Omega Award Alpha Gamma Theta Gamma Outstanding Public Relations Sherry Anderson Beta Epsilon Programming Patti Bollinger Beta E£a Outstanding Rush Effort Theta D~lta Pam Coope r Gamma Phi Susa n Conyers Delta Sigma DISTRICT I DISTRICT I Fiona Coughenour Delta Ups ilon Theta Iota Alpha Iota Keren Crawford Epsilon Epsilon Pam Crook Zeta Zeta DISTRICT II DISTRICT II Millie Delgado Zeta Pi Tau Gamma Kappa Joan Edinger Zeta Omega Alpha Xi Theta Zeta DISTRICT Ill Harriet Frazer Delta Sigma Donna Freed Theta Kappa Alpha Omicron Andrea Govemdt Theta Xi DISTRICT Ill Theta Omicron DISTRICT IV Joa nna Hartman Alpha Omicron Na ncy Hellman Theta Pi Theta Nu Alpha Gamma Caroline Hines Theta Sigma Cindy Holmes Theta Ups ilon DISTRICT IV Outstanding Collegiate Kathy Laffey Theta Mu Newsletter lisa McConnell Alpha Mu Marta McKay Outstanding Rush Planning Chris Martin Honorable Mention Patti Massey DISTRICT I Delta Psi Pat Mount Phi Theta Xi Natalie Poole Zeta Psi Li nda Shideler Theta Lambda Cannen Simanteris Theta Pi 100% Reporting Ann Snader Theta Sigma Tracy Tatum DISTRICT I Barbara Treadway DISTRICT II Epsilon Rebecca Turner Eta Beta Eta Penny Voss Alpha Mu Delta Psi Sheny Walker Gamma Zera Theta Zeta Kay Wallace Gamma Kappa Theta Lambda Many Warner Deha Theta Cyndy Wright Epsilon Mu DISTRICT II Theta DISTRICT Ill Alpha Theta Upsilon Alpha Xi National Sisterhood Award Alpha Omicron Alpha Chi Beta Kappa Beta Mu DISTRICT I Epsilon Tau Beta Nu Epsilon Zeta Omicron Beta Sigma Ph i Gamma Eta Alpha Iota DISTRICT IV Gam ma Kappa Bem Zeta Gamma lambda Delta Theta Beta Eta Gamma Tau Delta Sigma Beta Upsilon Gamma Ph i Delta Upsilon Delta Omega Gamma Psi Epsilon Mu Zeta Zeta Theta Xi Theta Delta DISTRICT Ill Theta Lambda Mu Best Rush Video Upsilon DISTRICT II Theta Nu Alpha Gamma Xi Beta Ka ppa Bera Sigma Honorable Mentio n Beta Psi Gamma Kappa Gamma Zeta Gamma Alpha Theta Phi Epsilon Omega DISTRICT Ill Zeta Mu Iota Zeta Omicron Mu Best New Rush Party Zeta Pi Upsilon Ga mma Zeta Theta Epsilon Beta Psi Theta Eta Alpha Omicron Honorable Mention Delta Iota Theta Kappa (TOP): Th e collegians are excited to take part in Gamma Zeta Theta Omicron Epsilon Tau Theta Epsilon Epsilon Omega COTS. (MIDDLE) : Norrhe(lst Louisiana , er, Beta Psi DISTRICT IV Zeta Epsilon collegians and Collegia te Province Officer ]uli Beta Eps ilon Zeta Mu American Farm School Gamma Lambda Zeta Omicron Morgan Paddie, BE proudly displa y their awards, Zeta Kappa Gamma Phi Zeta Upsilon including the National Council Troph y. (BOTTOM) : Un iversity of Tennessee, Knoxville , ALl, collegians receive rhe National Council Troph y from National President Sheila A. Barnes, fl/J. Sigma Kappa Tria n g I e I Fall1991-7 For faster service, credit card orders may be placed weekdays from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and weekends from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Eastern Time). Telephone toll free 1-800-523-0124 and request Operator A55JR. ------~~ona(~seroation~orm ______ Mail Orders to: Operator No. A55JR Please allow 6-8 weeks for shipment. SIGMA KAPPA SORORITY I prefer to pay as fo llows: c/o P.O. 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Enclosed please find my check or money order for the full Qty amount due, made payable to "Official Sigma Kappa Sorority Watch". __Ladie s' Seiko Quartz Gold-Tone Bracelet Wrist Watch (SKS-SLG)@ $285* ea. D IN FULL BY CREDIT CARD. Following shipment of my watch(es), please charge the Qty full amount due to my credit card as indicated below. * Plus $7 .50 handling and insured shipping charge per watch. On ship ments to Pennsylvania, include 6% state sales tax to total of order. Credit Card Information: D Purchaser's Name------Full Account Number: ~ on Date: Mo. L___J Yr. 0 Street Address ------~------~ SIGNATURE ______City ------State _____ Zip ______•• All orders are subject to acceptance. There is no finance charge on the monthly payment plan. Th_e amount of payments (total sales price) is equal to the single payment p~ce . If purchaser fatl_s to pay any pon~on _ of lhe total payments scheduled. theentire balance shal l become immedtately due at theelecuon of the watch d1 stnbutor, Wavneco Enterorises. ADVISOR OF THE QUARTER henever the Delta Iotas at California efforts into establishing an alumnae chapter WState University, Chico need to im for the Northern California area. She has plement new programs and ideas, Michelle also lent a tremendous amount of support Thompson, M, is always ready to lend both to the recolonized Epsilon Lambda chapter experience and enthusiasm to her alma at California State University, Sacramento. mater. Michelle's next major project is coordi Michelle devotes an extraordinary amount nating the awards banquet for the 1992 of time as the chairman of the Delta Iota Sigma Kappa National Convention in Palm advisory board. She became an actively in Desert, California. This will definitely be a volved alumna when she and her husband gala event. Matt returned to Chico in the mid 1980s. Michelle Thompson (center) and L1/ collegians take In between Sigma Kappa activities, Mi The Thompson's live within close proxim part in the festivities of the "Collegiate Awards chelle enjoys being an active member of the ity of the sorority house which enables Mi Banquet" at COTS . Chico community. She is involved in her chelle to attend all meetings and formal calls are just a few of her many responsi church and sings in the choir. One of Mi date dances. Matt and Michelle have two bilities. chelle's greatest joys is spending time with adorable children; Dwight and Lydia who Michelle is a caring person and offers val her family and taking short trips to visit are also frequent visitors to sorority events. uable advice. She is always willing to assist friends. (Hopefully Lydia will be a future Sigma the chapter with worthwhile causes such as, Through her efforts, the women at Chico Kappa.} donating clothing for philanthropy pro State have a wonderful friend and advisor to Until recently Michelle was both the grams, redecorating and wallpapering the rely on. Michelle, your contributions at both chairman of the advisory board and the sole chapter house. the local and national levels are greatly advisor for Delta Iota. The installation of a Since her attendance at COTS this sum appreciated. new attendance policy and midnight phone mer in Maryland, Michelle has devoted her by Nicole Falcone , AI PANHELLENIC SHARING hat a relief! We have survived a na association of contacts. At most colleges you may be the one seeking answers. Sigma Wtional recession and unprecedented and universities the panhellenic association Kappa's NPC delegation will be represented layoffs throughout the country. "Down is the largest organized body of undergradu at the National Panhellenic Conference in sizing" ... "Rightsizing" ... whatever you ate women. The association, therefore has November. Representatives from all 26 NPC want to call it has put millions of Ameri the potential to express concerns and find women's organizations meet every two years cans in the job market. In addition, recent solutions to campus problems. Sexual as to conduct the business of the conference. college graduates still looking for work and sault, drug and alcohol abuse, racism and Programming ideas are shared, resolutions women who have taken professional leaves homelessness can be addressed through the are made on pertinent issues and the future for family or personal reasons are faced with sorority network. direction of the conference is charted. To the challenge of re-entering the job market. Similarly, alumnae panhellenic associa gether, the NPC groups provide a network One of the best job search strategies in tions can address community issues and of association and enthusiasm to uphold the cludes networking. Although it is one of the promote a greater sense of connectedness ideals of the conference. buzz words for the 90s, networking typically among women. Child care referrals, job Panhellenic has a long-standing history of involves a group of interconnected people leads and volunteer work are ways that pan being a yiable women's organization. Colle who share a common interest and desire to hellenic friends can assist one another. In giate or alumnae, locally or internationally, assist one another. We take advantage of formational interviewing is one of the most we can all make a difference. Seize the op opportunities to "network" with others at popular ways to share career paths and bal portunities to offer a helping hand and social gatherings, athletic clubs, business as anced lifestyle suggestions. Clearly, through build the network of panhellenic women sociation meetings and various activities. personal networking we can learn more throughout this country. Hopefully, in the Networking is what panhellenic is about! about ourselves and others. difficult times, as well as, the prosperous Through the National Panhellenic Confer Networking is a two way street. At some times, we will be there for one another! ence, we have developed an international point, you may have information to share or by Mary Alice Sullivan, A National Panhellenic Conference Delegate 5 i g m a Kappa Tria n g I e I Fall1991-9 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR daughter who is one. Keep up the good has been formed in Indiana. Y-ME is lo Eating Disorders work. cated in Chicago, its national headquarters, Penney Vance and in several other cities. They operate a nationwide hotline l-800-221-2141 for Dear Sigma Kappa Triangle staff, West Hills, CA those with questions or who may be in need I have a daughter who is a Sigma Kappa, Dear Editor, of emotional support. Contact the hotline B'l', at San Diego State University. While Just a note to say how much I enjoyed the and they will advise you of groups in your reading the Sigma Kappa Triangle spring spring issue of the Sigma Kappa Triangle! I area. 1991 issue I came upon the article for the particularly enjoy the articles on related top Thank you again for this opportunity to get AWARE program on eating disorders. ics and social issues such as etiquette and the word out on a significant new program I want to commend you on bringing this eating disorders. which may interest Sigmas. disease to light and for educating others and Love in Sigma, helping people with eating disorders. I have In hopes of continued good health, and Robin McGee, fK Sigma love to all I remain, another daughter who was affiliated with Southern Illinois University another sorority four years ago, she was and Jayne Russell McClure, T still is anorexic. I just wish she had been in Indiana University a women's organization with people who tried to learn about eating disorders rather Y-ME Chapter than just shove it under the carpet and Editor's note: Do you have questions or show disgust. comments on the Sigma Kappa Triangle or Dear Editor, Sigma Kappa policies? This is your page, it It is a disease that is rapidly growing each is available to anyone that would like to year on campuses and people need to be In the winter 1991 issue, I shared my expe comment on magazine articles or topics of aware of educational materials, workshops rience with breast cancer. I want to pass interest to our readers. Letters must be and how to confront and help a person who along new information for readers in the signed with full name, chapter affiliation suffers from this type of disease. central Indiana area. and address. The Sigma Kappa Triangle staff Again, my biggest thanks to Sigma Kappa A new chapter of Y-ME, a national breast reserves the right to edit as needed for con and to tell you how proud I am to have a cancer education and support organization, tent and space requirements. ~BRIEFS Alumnae Chapters Disease and Gerontology related research NewatNHQ grants will be awarded to the following re Congratulations and welcome to Sigma A new staff member has joined the Sigma searchers and universities: Kappa's newest alumnae chapters. Kappa national headquarters team this fall. Dr. Nancy J. Woolf, University of Califor Angie Salm, fH, came on board as execu Central Savannah River Area alumnae nia, Los Angeles ($10,623) tive assistant in August. Angie is the staff chapter, chartered August 13, 1991. For Dr. Adarsh Kumar, University of Miami desktop publishing expert, working with more information please contact: Susan ($10,000) handbooks and Sigma Kappa resource mate Etheridge Hadden, 102 7 Brookwood Drive, Dr. Thomas Vickroy, University of Florida rials. She will serve as the headquarters liai Augusta, GA 30907 ($10,000) Ms. Deborah Danner and Dr. David Wek son with the chapter consultant/graduate counselor program and assist the expansion Central Pennsylvania alumnae chapter, stein, University of Kentucky ($1 0,000) program with presentation, colonization and chartered August 22, 1991. For more infor Dr. Mahendri! Kumar, University of Miami installation supplies. mation please contact: Louise Carver ($10,000) Stokes, 126 W. Mitchell Avenue, State Dr. Tsuano Saitoh, University of California, Best wishes to former Chapter Development College, PA 16803 San Diego ($5,000) Director Kelly Kirby Shrock, fH, who Dr. Margaret Nagy Dobbs, University of left the headquarters staff in August. Kelly Texas at Austin, and Drs. JoAnn L. and her new husband, Joel, relocated in Ox Foundation Grants Shroyer, G. Marie Anderson Gentry, ford, OH. The Sigma Kappa Foundation is pleased J. Thomas Hutton, and Jeffrey W. Elias, to announce that the 1991-92 Alzheimer's Texas Tech University ($5,000) 10-Fall1991 IS i g m a Kappa Tria n g I e Share in the Privilege of Choosing Our Sorority Leaders n any organization, it is necessary for the ing the names of Sigmas recommended by I members to be well informed about the you as the basis of our selection for the procedures and policies. Sigma Kappa So slates. In the winter issue of the Sigma rority is no exception. It is the intent of the Kappa Triangle, nominating forms will be nominating committee to help you under published for both the national council and stand the importance of your participation the foundation board of trustees. Additional in the selection of the National Council of nominating forms will be available through Sigma Kappa and Foundation Board of the national headquarters. Trustees nominees. With your cooperation Sigma Kappa's strong effective leadership, as enjoyed over the past 117 years, will The 1991 Sigma Kappa Nominating Lucile P. Duncan, AO continue. Committee consists of five volunteer alum Past National President As provided in the Constitution and By nae members. Nominating Committee Chairman laws, the members of the national council Chairman Lucile (Lou) Pemberton and the foundation board of trustees will be Duncan, AO, resides in Fort Worth, TX elected at the 1992 biennial national con and is an active member in the organization. vention. It is the responsibility and obliga She is a past collegiate province officer, col ''The nominating tion of every member to share in the legiate district director and national council privilege of choosing our sorority leadership member. Lou served Sigma Kappa as na committee is responsible for making recommendations to the nominating tional president 1968- 1974. She is also a committee. Pearl Court award recipient and member of selecting a slate of the most This democratic process allows all indi the Fort Worth alumnae chapter. viduals in good standing, alumnae chapters Margaret Frances Hall, Be, lives in qualified nominees for the or clubs and/or collegiate chapters to nomi Pittsford, NY. For the past seven years she nate members for the national council and has assisted the sorority as an alumnae Sigma Kappa National the foundation board of trustees. The nomi province officer and as alumnae district di Council. We hope that you nating committee invites your assistance rector for district I. She is also active with and promises careful consideration of all the Rochester alumnae chapter. will assist the committee by nominations received. Cynthia Hankins LaGree, 111, lives in Our sorority's continued prominence and Overiand Park, KS and has been active in sending in numerous prestige in the fraternity world depends on the collegiate program serving in the past as your recommendation of experienced and a chapter consultant, central office manager, recommendations for capable alumnae to serve as leaders for the chapter consultant chairman and the Sigma Kappa. Each member recommended graduate counselor chairman. consideration.'' must be an alumna in good standing with Donna Spielberg, ZE, resides in Los An the sorority and have at least two years ex geles. She has assisted Sigma Kappa on the perience as a national officer. She must local level as a member of the Zeta Epsilon have the time, the family support, the advisory board and corporation board. Na charm and inner-strength to make her a tionally she serves as a district financial co leader, as well as, a focused interest in the ordinator. Donna is also a member of the future of Sigma Kappa Sorority. San Fernando Valley alumnae chapter. The nominating committee is responsible Jean Bendslev Teare, Bl, lives in Caro for selecting a slate of the most qualified lina, Puerto Rico. She is a past editor of the nominees for the Sigma Kappa national Sigma Kappa Triangle and a former collegiate council. We hope that you will assist the province officer. Jean aiso served as national committee by sending in numerous recom vice president for expansion. mendations for consideration. We will work in strict confidentiality, us- by Lou Duncan Sigma Kappa Tria n g I e I Fall1991-11 Notice: This is the only publishing of the complete Sigma Kappa Directory for the /991-92 academic year. Please retain this copy of the Sigma Kappa Triangle for future reference. Fo11ders: Kendra O'Da nie/, Annie Srourr , Mary Wagner, Brenda 22. Sarah jane Patton Hunter, 1001 Hitt Lane, Mrs. L.D. Carver, nee Mary Caffrey Low Wanner, Diane Woerpel c/o ~K National Headquarters, Goodlettsville, TN 37072, Alpha Theta, Gamma Pi, Elizabeth Gorham Hoag 8733 Founders Road, Indianapolis, IN 46268: Epsilon Zeta Mrs. ].B. Pierce, nee 'Ida M. Fuller 23. Ca rol )enson-Unton, 11818 Carshalton Drive, Austin, Mrs. G.W. Hall, nee Frances E. Mann Gladiate COIISeiOrs: TX 787 58, Delta Chi, Theta Nu Louise Helen Cnbum Kelly Hansen, c/o Alpha Omicron Chapter, 618 Valley 24. Kathy Deubelbeiss Jurgens, 1314 Clark, Ames, lA 50010, Forge, Placentia, CA 92670 Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Xi llatiOUI COIICII: Jennifer Hausler, c/o Alpha Mu Chapter, 1345 Washtenaw, 25. Kathy Clary Klarman, 4390 Park Cnurt, Boulder, CO National President: Sheila A. Barnes, PO Box 1397, Ann Arbor, MI 48104 8030 I, Iota, Zeta Pi Asheboro, NC 27204 Susan Lux, 851 E. 15th Street, Eugene, OR 97401 26. Barbara Knight, 148 Station Road, Valley City, OH National Vice President for Alumnae: Anne W Dale, 305 44280, Chi Colony, Epsilon Eta, Zeta Psi Coral Drive, Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480 Al1•1ae District CoonlllatOrs 27. Ma ry Larrimore, Route I Box 300, Lawndale, NC 28090, National Vice President for Collegiate Chapter.: Jane Dislrictl: Gam ma Rho, Epsilon Alpha, Theta Mu Kramer Allan, Mrs. Roy, 730 Park Avenue, Terrace Park, ADC #I Ursula Mento, 79 Franklin Road, Denville, NJ 28. Lyn n Hebert Leaber, 1809 Meeker Loop, LaPlace, LA OH 45174 07834 70068, Epsilon Beta, Zeta Omega National Vice President for Expansion: Barbara Collins ADC #2 Rosemarie Ferguson, 1443 Liberty Street, 29. Peggy Mason, 6411 Ellsworth, Dallas, TX 75214, Gamma Wilmer, Mrs. James, 13051 Wreath Place, Tustin, CA Allentown, PA 18102 Tau, Zeta Kappa, Zeta Nu 92680 ADC #3 Marsha Traub, 207 Rexton Drive, West Chester, 30. Melissa McEuen , Georgetown College, 400 East College National Secretary: Nancy Fowler Treadway, Mrs. Adrian, PA 19380 Stree t, #267, Ge01gerown, KY 40324, Alpha Chi, 2637 Overlook Drive, Germantown, TN 38138 District!l: Theta Rho National Treasurer: Barbara Wa!iams Fenttrs, Mrs. ADC #I Trudie Haddan Wanchaw, Mrs. John, 3020 31. Janine Muhs McKorkle, 3300-262nd Avenu e SW, Gordon, 1411 Dana Place, Fullerton, CA 92631 Rolling Springs Drive, Carmel, IN 46032 Issaquah, WA 98027, Mu, Alpha Gamma, Beta Phi National Panhellenic Cnnfereoce Delegate: Mary Alice ADC #2 Kristine M. Condon, 18400 Cherry Creek Drive, Colony Sullivan, 101 Lombard Street, #504W, San Francisco, CA #503, Homewood, IL 60430 32. Mari Moser, 605 SW 6th Street, Lake Oswego, OR 94111 (District ill) ADC #3 Patricia "Trish" Tardif{, 25222 Buckskin Drive, 97034, Upsilon, Alpha Phi Laguna Hills, CA 92653 Directors: 33. Christine E. No/in , 284 Bayview Drive, Lee's Summit, Districtni: Alumnae Dislrict Director-Dislrict I: Margaret Torh MO 64064, Xi, Theta Tau ADC #I Dawn Copple O'Connor, 44071 Dartmouth Hall, 31 Cambric Circle, Pittsford, NY 14534 34. Chris Oelschlaeger, 19322 East Purdue Circle, Aurora, Street, Canton, Ml48188 Alumnae Dislrict Director-Dislrict II: Heidi Hartwig CO 80013, Beta Kappa, Gamma Alpha Denier, Mrs. John Jr., 1260 Harvard Road, Grosse Pointe ADC #2 Karen Petrinaro, 18 Giotto, Laguna Hills, CA 35. Melanie Owens, 35703 Rainbow, Sterling Heights, Ml 92656 Park, MI 48230 48077, Alpha Tau, Gamma Beta ADC #3 Patricia Mills, 190 SW Birdshill Road, Portland, Alumnae Dislrict Director-Dislrict ill: Terry Flaming, 36. ju/i Morgan Paddie, 9000 West Wilderness Way, #66, 6561 SE !28th, Portland, OR 97236 OR 97219 Shreveport, LA 71106, Beta Xi, Theta Gamma District IV: Alumnae Dislrict Director-Dislrict IV: Elitabeth]. 37. Ka therine Hiro Pappas , 438 Skylark Blvd., Satellite Rimer, 8787 Brae Acres, #403, Houston, TX 77074 ADC #I Jane Kelley, 7890 Asbury Hills Drive, Cincinnati, Beach, FL 32937, Omega, Beta Tau, Zeta Chi Alumnae Program Director: Shari Closson Garay, Mrs. OH 45255 38. Stacy Paxson, 1632 West Abingdon Drive, # !02, Richard, 18141 Lakepoint Lane, Huntington Beach, CA ADC #2 Stephanie M~ryers, 6436 Spring View Lane, Alexandria, VA 22314, Delta Nu, Delta Rho, Zeta Phi 92647 Knoxville, TN 37918 39. Pauline Koch Pearce, I06 Dry Run Drive, Noblesville, IN Cnllegiate Dislrict Director-Dislrict I: Beverly Pittll, 107 ADC #3 Kathleen O'Sullivan Tello, Calle Rio Espiritu 46060, Beta Sigma, Gamma Gamma, Zeta Alpha Kettering Lane, Lynchburg, VA 24501 Santo AG19, Bayamon, PR 00961 40. Karen Royce , Ill Brookford Road, Apt. C, Syracuse, NY Cnllegiate Dislrict Director-Dislrict II: Ann Dahl, Mrs. Collegiate Prollace Officers: !32 24, Epsilon, Theta Iota, Theta Pi John, ZJI Hastings, Cincinnati, OH 45219 !. jennifer Anderson, 1200 West Baywood Drive, Brea, CA 41. Mary Turnbull Schacht, 60 Hiller Drive, Oakland, CA Cnllegiate Dislrict Director-Dislrict ill: Janet Benton 92621 Gamma Theta, Theta Beta 94618, Lambda, Delta Iota, Epsilon Om ega Winterrose, 5109 Vadil Cnurt, St. Louis, MO 63129 2. Sheila Barnes, PO Box 1397, Asheboro, NC 27204, 42. Myra Faul Schleich, 657 Wakefield Road, Goleta, CA Cnllegiate Dislrict Director-Dislrict IV: Cindy Roberson Gamma Phi, Theta Alpha 93117, Alpha Omicron, Beta Chi Crook, 2843 West Cnurt, Grapevine, TX 76051 3. Deanne Bertelson, 707 Idaho, # 11 2, Santa Monica, CA 43 . Kelly Winkler Sh ipp, 9201 Kingsbury Drive, Silver Spring, Director of Collegiate Chapter Programs and · 90403, Zeta Upsilon, Theta Kappa MD 20910, Zeta, Beta Zeta Resources: Jean Samuelson Elder, 43050 Twelve Oaks 4. Janey Boullea r, 87 Fayette Street, Nelso nville, OH 44. Beth Sholar, 624 West Market Street, Bethlehem, PA Crescent, #C!Ol, Novi, MI 48377 45764, Beta Theta, Beta Upsilon, Theta Chi 18018, Delta Pi, Epsilon Delta, Theta Theta Director of Chapter and Corporation Fmance: Carol 5. Lauren Benn er Cameron, 2826 Valley View Terrace, 45. Maryann Peterson Sikes, 3228 Thunderbird Lane, Bossier Duerk, 5404 Alligator Lake Road, St. Cloud, FL 34772 Jefferson City, MO 65109, Epsilon Mu City, LA 71112, Beta Epsilon, Delta Mu, Delta Tau Director of Expansion: Donna Crain King, North 25724 6. Audrey Capozzoli, 183 Canal Road, Wolf Lake, 46. Karen Darby Su llivan , Route I Box 293A, Yorktown, IN Monroe Road, Deer Park, WA 99006 Wurtsboro, NY 12 790, Delta, Theta Sigma 47396, Tau, Gamma Eta Director of Field Consultants: Sandi George, 335 Chatham 7. Cheryl}. Chambers, 4406 Crosby Road, Knoxv ille, TN 47. Vicki Dennhardt Taradash, !0055 East Turquoise, Lane, #201, Cnrdova, TN 38018 37919, Alpha Delta, Gamma Lambda, Gamma Psi Scottsdale, AZ 85258, Zeta Omicron, Theta Omicron Director of Housing: Bonnie Fritz Taylor, Mrs. Robert, 6104 8. Robin Christopher, 12161 Eastboume, San Diego, CA 48. Lau Ann Th ompson, 1142 Smith Creek Road, Englewood, Raytown, MO 64133 92128, Beta Psi, Zeta Mu , Theta Epsilon Christiansburg, VA 24073 , Delta Psi, Theta Zeta Director of Rush: Cheri Morrell DeJong, Route 2, Box 32A, 9. Amintha Cinorri, 864 Robeson Street, Apt. 2, Fall River, 49. Martha "Marry" Warner, 352 Jorge Way, Henderson, NV Dublin, TX 76446 MA 02 720, Phi, Beta Eta, Zeta Zeta, Theta Lambda 89014, Epsilon Lambda, Zeta Epsilon, Theta Eta Slg•a Kappa llatlo1a1 Headqurters: I0. Christina Coleman, 207 Military Road, St. Simons Island , 50. Michelle Anne Woloszyn , 6517 Lederer Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44127 , Alpha Sigma, Gamma Delta 8733 Founders Road, Indianapolis, IN 46268 GA 31522, Thera Xi, Theta Phi 51. Sally Yohn , 1231 Edison Avenue, Sunbury, PA 17801 , Executive Director: Cindy Garrett II. Cary l Cordis D'Hondc, 917 North Maplewood Avenue, Cnntroller: Michael Power Peoria, !L 61606, Eta, Theta, Beta Nu Gamma Nu Colony, Penn State Colony 12. Katherine "Kadie" Davis, 4218 Gallatin Lane, Bridgeton, Public Relations Director: Denise Shepard FIUICial COOnlllatOrs: MO 63044, Beta Mu, Beta Omega , Delta Theta DISTRICT !: Teny Groteke, 3603 Woodridge Blvd, #6, IIPC Altenate Delegates: 13. Eva Dean , 185 Hembree Circle Drive, Roswell, GA Fairfield, OH 45014 lst Alternate NPC Delegate-Dislrict II: Carol Jackson 30076, Alpha Omega, Epsilon Epsilon DISTRICT II: Lois Vernon, 9126 Waymen Drive, Phillips, Mrs. Richard, 14175 Wilmot Street, Moreno 14. Eli zabeth Ennis, 2100 Jeremy Drive, #105, Monroeville, Indianapolis, IN 46268 Valley, CA 92555 PA 15146, Gamma Epsilon, Gamma Upsilon, Delta DISTRICT Ill: Donna Spielberg, 10634 Valparaiso, #19, 2nd Alternate NPC Delegate-Dislrict IV: Angela Omega Los Angeles, CA 90034 Guillory, 1686 Ramsey Avenue, Fayetteville, A.R 72703 15. Barbara Williams Fencers, 1411 Dana Place, Fullerton, DISTRICT IV: Jodie Jowers, 814 Cairn Creek Drive, 3rd Alternate NPC Delegate-Dislrict I: Sheila A. Barnes, CA 92631, Epsilon Tau Cordova, TN 38018 PO Box 1397, Asheboro, NC 27204-1397 16. Debra Bartholomew Foley, 5126 West Running Brook Historian: Barbara Wirt Clarkson, Mrs. Ralph, East 1122 Road, Colun{bia, MD 2104 4, Theta Delta Sdlolarslllp COOnllutors: 20th Avenue, Spokane, WA 99203 17. Nancy A. Foster, 212 Reitman Court, Rochester, M1 District !-Andrea Cunningham, Box 91, Butternut Lane 48307, Alph a Mu, Delta Alpha, Delta Delta Slg~ Kappa 'tingle: Road # 3, Hamilton, NY 13346 Editor: Denise Shepard, c/o National Headquarters, 8733 18. Angela Heath , 425 Srudent Se rvice Bu ilding, Bowling District II-To be appointed Founders Road, Indianapolis, IN 46268 Green, OH 43403 , Alpha Iota, Gamma Omega, Theta District Ill-Tawny James, 4141 Cowell Blvd, #78, Davis, Alumnae Editor: Anne Weaver Booske, Mrs. Henry, 2026 Upsilon CA 95616 Northbrook Drive, Lancaster, PA 17601 19. janet Dodds Hladik, 2434 South Camber, Springfield, Disrrict IV-Jan Caspary, 2432 Chesrnut Way, Bedford, TX MO 65809, Gamma Kappa, Delta Eta, Delta Upsilon Cnllegiate Editor: Carolyn Hyre Nikola~ 731 2 Caribou Trail, 76022 Dayton, OH 45459 20. Cyn thia Becker Holmes, 4502 West Broyhill Cou rt, Peoria, IL 61615, Delta Sigma liS• COOnllutors: Cllapter COISiltUtS: 21. Lisa Wade Humenik, 7928 Pine Hill Road, Frankfort, !L Disrrict !-Rosanne Ball, 90 Wickham Drive, Williamsville, Sara Adams, Monica Coakley, jane Humphries, Katheryn Lee, 60423, Gamma Zeta, Gamma Mu , Zeta lora NY 14221 12-Fall1991 IS i g m a Kappa Tria n g I e District 11-Michelle Childrerh, 12040 tOOth Avenue NE Endowment Chairman: Winifred "Ti cky" Scheck, 512 Philanthropy Chairman: Morgore r Lave Ha yworth, 931 4 #F 302, Kirkland, WA 98034 Banbury Road, Arlington Heights, IL 60005 Moori ngs Blvd, Indianapolis, IN 46256 District Ill-Heidi Mosier, 10432 Del Norte Wa y, Los Alomiros, CA 90720-2202 Graduate Counselor Chairman: Miss y Willmer, 86 Rush Resource Chairman: She lly Srringer, 7858 Avenida, District IV- Kelly Karsten Coleman, 53 Three Pence Lane, Morrissee, Wallington, NJ 07057 Navidad #199, San Diego, CA 92122 Charleston, SC 29414 Music Chairman: Down Bruesrle , 6199 Delcrest Court, State/Regional Conferences Chairman: Deborah Bowers Fairfield, OH 45014 Schaffe r, 3920 Wynwood Drive, Crystal Lake, IL 60014 R National standing committees: National Rirual Chairman: Morgorer Miller Dodd, 9476 Archives and Research Chairman: Joan Howard, 835 Balsa Court, Sanibel Island, FL 33957 Sigma Kappa FOundation nustees: E South Moo re Street, Lakewood, CO 80226 Nominating Committee: President: Phyllis Harris Markle y, 1802 West Moss, Peoria, IL 61606 Awards Chairman: To be appointed CHAIRMAN : Lucile Pemberton D1mcon, Mrs. Gordon, 64 16 Ga rland, Fort Worth, TX 76116 Treasurer: Barbara Wirr Clarkson, East II ZZ ZOrh Avenue c Bylaws Committee: Margaret Hall, 31 Cambric Circle, Pittsford, NY 14534 Spokane, WA 99203 ' Secretary: Ca rol Rew, 508 Hillcrest Road, West Lafayerte, IN CHAIRMAN: Priscilla Simms, 4196 Falcon Street, Sa n Cind)' LaGree, 12513 Russe ll, Overla nd Park, KS 66204 47906 T Diego, CA 92103 Donna Spielberg, I 0634 Valpa raiso # 19, Los Angeles, CA Sheila A. Barnes: PO Box 1397 , Asheboro, NC 27204 Pauline Pearce, 106 Dry Run Drive, Noblesville, IN 90034 jean Sam uelson Elder , 43 050 Twelve Oaks Crescenr, #ClOt, 46060 ]eo n Teare, Isla Verde Avenue, 1712 Marbella Oeste, 0 Carolina, PR 00979 Novi, Ml 48377 Madalyn Teal, 13420 Glenside, Dallas, TX 75234 Barbara Williams Fencers , 1411 Dana Place, Fullerton, Career Connection Coordinator: Glenna Pierponr , 4206 Past National Presidents Committee: CA 92631 Southwestern, Houston, TX 77005, CHAIRMAN : Lucile Pemberton Duncan , Mrs. Gordon, R 6416 Garland, Ft. Wotth, TX 761 16 Harrier Smirh Frazer , Mrs. Bernard , 14 16 Starfield Road Chapter Programs and Resources Committee: North, Little Rock, AR 72116 CHAPTER DEVELOPMENT CHAIRMAN: Eli zaberh Wava Chambers Brown , Mrs. Field, Nursing Home, y Denver, CO Eli zabe th Landymore Smirh , 1015 Ashford Parkway, Housto n, McGovern, 20 5 Watson Apt 35, Albion, MI 49224 TX 77077 CHAPTER PUBLICATIONS CHAIRMAN: To be Barbara Wirr Clarkson, Mrs. Ralph, East ll ZZ ZOth Avenue, Spokane, WA 99203 Nancy Fo wler Treadway, 2637 Overlook Drive, Ge rm antown, appointed TN 38138 PARENTS' CLUB CHAIRMAN: Holly Bellows, 6521 Ernes tine Dunca n Collins, Mrs. Leslie, 2740 76th Avenue SE, #502, Me rcer Island, WA 98040 Foundation Director of Development: Pa1 COLLEGE AND ALUMNAE DIRECTORY CPO Chaprer Number Pres ident and Address ALABAMA CALIFORNIA Alpha Omega Lambda Univ. of Alabama 13 Cassandra Collins, PO Box 1428, Tusca loosa, 35486 Univ. of CA/ 41 Alicia Langford , IK House, 2409 Warring Street, Berkeley, Theta Xi Berkeley 94704 Auburn Univ. 10 Chrisry Pierce , Boyd Hall , Dorm J, Auburn Un ivers ity, Alpha Omicron Auburn, 36830 U.C.LA 42 Carolina !lie, IK House, 726 Hilga rd Avenue, Los Angeles, Birmingham Mary Bolr Lloyd, 1853 Windsor Blvd., Birmingham, 35209 90024 Auburn/Columbus Contact person: Tra cy Tarum , 1449 Richland Road #3K, Beta Chi Auburn, 36830 University of 42 Cambria DeMarco, 833 Emba rcadero Del Mar, Goleta, California/Sa nta CA 93117 ARIZONA Ba rbara Zeta Omicron Beta Psi Univ. of Ari zona 47 Krisren Kirsr , IK House, 1125 North Vine, Tucso n, 857 19 San Diego State 8 Rebecca Kenny, l:K House, 5804 Montezuma Road, Sa n Theta Omicron Univ. Diego, 92 115 Arizo na State 47 Angela DeForge, Palo Verde Main, 340 East University Drive, Gamma Theta University Box 123 , Tempe, AZ 85281 CA State Univ./ Tiffan y Pimm .' IK Sorority, PO Box 13080,270 Molina Long Beach Avenue, Long Beach, 90803 Vicki Dennhardr Taradash, I 0055 East Turquoise, Scottsdale, Phoenix Delta Iota 85258 CA State Univ./ 41 Nicole Widmayer, IK House, 611 West Fourth Street, Chico, Leririo Rorondoro Adams , 1730 Call e Altivo, Tucso n, 85718 Tucso n Chico 95928 Epsilon Lambda ARKANSAS Sacramento State 50 Pres. of Epsilon Lambda , Sigma Kappa Sorority, PO Box Delta Tau University 192001 , Sacramento, CA 95819 Univ. of Central 45 Jennifer Dick , IK Sorority, Box 5185, UCA, Conway, 72032 Epsilon Tau Arkansas CA State Univ./ 15 Tammy B1 Sigma K a p p a Tria n g I e I Fall 1991~ 13 D Zeta Epsilon FLORIDA CA State Univ./ 13 Nichole Swirsky, LK House, 17555 Lassen Street, Northridge, Omega Northridge 91325 Florida State 37 Pamela Wheeler, LK House 503 West Park Avenue, Zeta Mu Unive rsity Tallahassee, 3230 1 Univ. of CA/San Andrea Frankiewicz, LK Sorority, 8924 La Jolla Scenic Drive, Beta Tau R Diego La Jolla, 9203 7 University of Florida 37 Kimi Dory, LK Sorority, II 08 East Panhellenic Drive, Zeta Upsilon Gainesville, 32601 E CA State Poly./ Danna \Vhireside, LK Sorority, 3801 West Temple, Pomona , Zeta Chi Pomona 91768 Florida Institute of 37 Robbyn Miller, LK Sorority, c/o Student Activities, 150 West Theta Beta Technology University Blvd., Melbourne, 32901 c Univ. of La Verne Kristen Meier, LK Sorority, 1950 Third Street, Laverne, Clearwater Mary Anne Ga mer Hagler, 1979 Seve r Drive, Clearwate r, 91750 34624 Theta Epsilon Fort Lauderdale Brenda F. Rose, PO Box 22-0017, Hollywood, 33022 T Univ. of CA/ 38 Dawn Barnes, PO Box 56630, Riverside, 92507 Gainesville/Ocala Contact person: Beckie Harloff, 2932 NW 25th Terrace, Riverside Gainesville, 32605 0 Theta Kappa Heartland Dorothy Sc hrader Reinsch, 135 Young Place, Lakeland, 33803 Univ. of Southern Amberly Green, 801 West 28th Street, Los Angeles, 90007 Jacksonville Contact person: Christina Coleman, 207 Millitary Road, St. CA Simons Island, 315 22 R Arrowhead Carol Nelson Buchanan , 13 20 Garden Street, Redlands, 92373 Miami Elizabeth H. Peeler, 110 Mendoza Avenue, Apr. #7, Coral Bay Cities Helene Louise Merais, 592 7 Chelton Drive, Oakland, 94611 Gables, 33134 y Fresno Anne Thomas Simone, 6556 North Sherman, Fresno, 93710 Orlando Area Susan Stevenson Matthews, 2805 Marquesas Court, La Jolla Caro l Dreher, 390 Stratford Court, # I, Del Mar, 92014 Winderme r, 34786 Long Beach Marilyn Biggers Burdett, 8081 DeVries Lane, La Palma, 90623 Saint Petersburg Contact person: Gail McGarry, 5052 B Starfish Drive SE, St. Los Angeles Samarha Takasago, 5201 Rodeo Road, Los Angeles, 90016 Petersburg, 33705 Marin County Linda Holloway Neilsen, 21 Crescent Avenue, Sa usa lito, Sa rasota Area Irene Sheppard Wolnski, 8792 Culebra Avenue, North Port, 94965 34287 Monterey Cou nty Sigrid Schakar Skvorc, PO Box 3746, Ca rmel-by-the-Sea, Southwest Florida Margaret Miller Dodd, 9476 Balsa Court, Sanibel, 33957 9392 1 Space Coast Donna Torh Cassa rio , 2669 Majestic Avenue, Melbourne, North Orange Ca rolyn Frate, 215 East Ash #100, Brea, 92621 32934 County Tallahassee Contact person: Kellee Roche, 2731 Blairstone Road, #35, Pasadena Area Cheryl Sedivia Tyson , 2500 El Capitan, Arcadia, 91006 Tallahassee, 3 130 I Pomona Valley Patricia Bomgasser Connolly, 1644 Avenida Lorna Vista, San Tampa Contact pe rson: Heidi Perry, 14610 North 42nd Street, #306, Dimas, 91773 Tampa, 33613 Sacramento Roberta Mendonca, 315 Anz a Avenue, Dav is, 95616 San Diego Cecelia Cox Johnson, 6367 Del Cerro Court, San Diego, GEORGIA 92120 Epsilon Epsilon San Fernando Valley Cheryl Polfus Minor, 9034 Willis Avenue, # I, Panorama City , Univ. of Georgia 13 La Tease Long, LK House, 654 South Milledge Avenue, 91402 Athens, 30609 Santa Barbara Martha Btmce Desch, 193 North Venado Avenue, Thousand Atlanta Linda Wright Bardach, 100 Gle nridge Commons, Atlanta, Oaks, 91320 30328 South Bay Shirley Slawson Tyler, 26 17 Via Rivera, Palos Ve rdes Estate, Low Country Josephine Murphy, 429 Arlington Road, Savannah, 31419 90274 Marietta Contact person: Karen Belcher, 5680 Bay Harbor Trail, South Orange Karen Perrinaro , 18 Giotto Street, Laguna Hills, 92656 Acworth, 30101 County Ventura County Terry Patterson Milligan, 2024 Jennifer Place, Camarillo, HAWAII 93012 Hawa ii Barbara Bonnardel , 978 Kahili Street, Kailua, 96734 West Orange County Ellen Cristiano French, 10346 Nightingale Avenue, Fountain Valley, 92 708 IDAHO Whittier Patricia Geiger Griffo, Mrs. Michael, 10006 Melgar Drive, Beta Phi Colony Whittie r, 90603 Idaho State Univ. 31 Pres. of Beta Phi Colony, Campu' Box 8123, lSU, Pocatello, 83209 COLORADO Iota ILLINOIS Denver Univ. 25 Pres. of lora , LK House 2258 South Josephine, Denver, 80210 Eta Beta Kappa IL Wesleyan Univ. II Kimberly Prochaska, LK House, I0 II North East Street, Colorado State 34 Michelle Ockman, LK House, 1300 Baysto ne Drive, Fort Bloomington, 61701 Univ. Collins, 80521 Theta Gamma Alpha Univ. of Illinois II Pamela Gieseke, LK House, 303 East John Street, Univ. of No rthern 34 Darlene Schaecher, LK House, 1723 I Oth Avenue, Greeley, Champa ign, 61820 co 80631 Beta Nu Zeta Pi Bradley Univ. II Kara Hoffman, LK House, 1418 West Fredonia, Peoria, 61606 CO School of Mines 25 Reeda Beadles, LK Sorority, Student Activities Office, CS of Gamma Zeta M, Golden, 80401 Northern IL Univ. 21 Mary Keating, LK House, 928 Hillcrest Drive, DeKalb, 601 15 Gamma Kappa Boulder Area Clu b Clara Ratliff Zerbe, I032 Aspen Way, Broomfield, 80020 Sou thern IL Univ. Denver Area Dorothy Montgomery Keeler, 3301 South Birch, Denver, 80222 19 Ami Jurgens, LK House, 107 Greek Row, Carbond ale, 62901 Pueblo Kay Ann Rea Vincent , 12 Tartan Lane, Pueblo, 81001 Gamma Mu Eastern IL Univ. 21 Kim Flower, LK House, 1007 lOth Street, Charleston, 61920 CONNECTICUT Delta Sigma Theta Sigma Western IL Univ. 20 Pres. of Delta Sigma, LK House, 1619 West Adams Road, Univ. of Hartford Lauren Goldsmith , LK Soro ri ty, c/o Panhellenic Advisor, Macomb, 61455 Zeta Iota Gengras Student Unio n Roo m 207, West Hartford, 06117 Elmhurst College 21 Deana Guido, Box 713, Elmhurst College, 190 Prospect, Hartford Lynn Margaret Vining, 15 Sleepy Hollow, Columbia, 06237 Elmhurst, 60126 Southeastern New Jennifer Mather Clays , 4 West Beach Street, Westerly, Engla nd Rl 02891 Bloomington/Normal Lora Biddle Wey, RR 2 Box, 187, LeRoy, 61752 Champaign/Urbana Contact person: Ann Power, 405 North State Street '18, DEUIWIRE Champaign, 61820 Theta Delta Cha rleston Contact person: Barbara Haberer , I 012 Williamsburg Drive, Charleston, 61920 Univ. of Delaware 16 Heather Addenbrook , LK Sorority, 129 New London Road, Newark, 19711 Chicago Carolyn J. Krizek, 468 West Melrose Street #259, Chicago, 60657 Northern Delawa re Marsha Traub , 207 Rexton Drive, West Chester, PA 19380 Chicago Northwest Elaine Dent Hruby , 1415 West Grove, Arlington Heights, Suburban 60005 14-Fa\11991 I S i g m a Kappa Triangle D Chicago Northwest Lucie Rein inga Ho)' t, 309 Briargate Lane , Bamngton, 600 10 Thera Rho Towns University of 30 Cara Wai ts, .l:K House, 327 Columbia Terrace, Lexington, KY Chicago South Mary Margaret Coyle, 14243 South 108th Avenue, Orl and Kentucky 40508 Suburban Pa rk , 60462 Bluegrass Anne R. Ta u/, 1705 Leestown Road, #429, Lex ingto n, 405 11 Chicago West Towns Susan Pavel Knoebel, 3030 Wes t 63 rd Street, Wood ridge, Bowling Gree n/ Contact pe rson: Trish Tardiff, 7203 Ca mden Court, R 605 17 Cave land Birmingham, Ml 480 10 Fox Valley/ DeKalb Donna Anderson McQuade, 1525 Forest Ridge Road, St. Greater Louisv ille Cheryl A. Kenney, 8303 Dovecrest Court, #2, Louisville, E Charles, 60174 40222 Illinois/Iowa Sandi Bri tt Schmidt, 616 lith Street Silvis, 61282 Owensboro Contact pe rson: Rebecca Tu rner, 43 4 7 Landsdowne North, McHenry County Contact pe rson: Deborah Schaffer, 3920 Wyndwood Drive , Owensboro, 42303 Crystal Lake, 600 14 c Peoria Helen }oos Dunn , 5138 North Sherbrook Lane, Peori a, 61614 LOUISIANA Rockfo rd Mary Schori Dammann, 1606 Gree nmount Street, Rockford, Beta Epsilon T 611 07 Louisiana Tec h. 45 Toni Evans, PO Box 3108, Tech Station, Ruston, 71272 Springfield/Decatur Jean Quinn, 1733 West Jackson, Springfield, 627 04 Un iv. Area Delta Mu 0 Northwestern State 45 Monica Billiot, PO Box 4057, NSU, Natchi toches, 71 49 7 INDIANA Univ. of LA R Tau Epsilon Beta Indiana Univ. 46 Nancy Glickfield , .l:K House, 1720 North jordan, Univ. of New 28 Tricia Miguez, PO Box 838, UN O, Lake front, New Orleans, Bloo mington, 47 4 0 I Orleans 701 48 y Beta Sigma Zeta Omega Purdu e Univ. 39 Denielle Dombrowski, .l:K House, 427 Russe ll Street, West Louisiana State 28 Carolyn Warson, .l: K House, PO Box 25092, Baton Rouge, Lafayette, 47906 Univ. 70894 Gamma Gamma Thera Gamma Indiana State Univ. 39 Sharissa Simpson, Box 131 Lincoln Quad, Terre Haute, 4 7809 Northeast LA Un iv. 36 julie /hie, PO Box 52 10 NLU, Monroe, 71212 Gamma Era Baton Rouge Stacy Greene Guice, HC 86 Box 16-B, Sicily Island , 71368 Ball State Uni v. 46 Kathryn Wed lock, Box 226, Student Ce nter, Munc ie, 47 306 Zeta Alpha Greater New Orleans Leila Lee Eddy, 50 Chateau Mouto n Drive, Kenner, 70065 Lake Charles Area Contact person: Jennifer Willmann, 2008 Marge Lane, Indiana Univ./SE 39 Melea h Naugle, IUS, 420 1 Grant Line Road, New Albany, Sulpher, 70663 47150 Monroe Christine Traina jordan , 104 Hillside Circle, West Monroe, Anderson/Muncie Karen Darby Sullivan, RR I Box 293A, Yorktown, 47396 71 291 Fort Wayne Co ntact Person: Becky A. Congdon, 19 15 Cali fo rnia Ave nu e, Shrevepo rt/Bossie r Lisa Srrahan, 4208 Reily Lane, Shrevepo rt, 711OS Fort Wayne, 46805 Hammond Sherry Schult< Sepiol, 845 6 Kraay Avenue, Mu nster, 4632 1 MARYLAND Indianapoli s Marti Reeves Smith, 6027 Ralston Avenue, Indianapolis, Beta Zeta 46 220 Univ. of Maryland 43 Michele Im brogno, .l:K House, # I 0 Fraternity Row, College Lafayette Helen M. Scaletta, I Via Verde, West Lafayette, 4 7906 Park 20740 New Albany Contact person: Ann Baumgarrle, 1434 Slate Run Road #6 1, College Park Danielle Caponire, 45 60 Lynn Forest Drive, Ga inesville, VA New Albany, 47 150 22065 South Bend Mary Lee Bechthold , 116 South Vine Street, Elkhart, 4651 4 South Lake/Porter Shirley Karnowsky Angelidis, 2906 East 153 rd Avenue, MASSACHUSETTS Counties Hebron, 46 34 1 Delta Terre Haute Berh Ahlemeyer, 1009 South 22 nd Street, Terre Haute, 47803 Boston University Pres . of Del ra, Sigma Kappa Sorority, 72 6 Commonwealth Ave nue, #4R, Boston, 022 15 IOWA Beta Eta Alpha Epsilon Univ. of Kristin Darling, .l:K House, 19 Alle n Street, Amherst, 01002 Iowa State Univ. 24 Marci Gourley, .l:K House, 233 Gray Avenue, Ames, 500 10 Massac hu settS Alpha Xi Zeta Zeta Univ. of Iowa 24 Kerri Kubik, .l:K House, 811 East College, Iowa City, 522 40 Babson College 9 Lisa Fischer, Box 2622, Babso n College, Wellesley 021 57 Ames Diane Kay Gillespie, 711 SLxth AvenueS, Humboldt, 50548 Theta Lambda Iowa City Co ntact person: Jan ice Millikin, 725 20th Avenue, #4, MA Institute of Ajanta Guha, 77 Massachusetts Avenu e, Roo m W20-5 49, Coralville, 5224 1 Tec h. Camb ridge, 02 139 Contact person: Karen Bourne, 4301 Lincoln Way, Sioux City, Sioux City Boston Shirley Ba res Walker, 431 Gayland Road, Needham, 02 192 51106 MICHIGAN KANSAS Alpha Mu Xi Univ. of Michigan 17 Kara Dingman, .l:K House, 13 45 Washrenaw, Ann Arbor, Megan Wagerle, .l:K House, 1325 Wes t Campus Road, Univ. of Kansas 33 48104 Lawrence, 66044 Alpha Tau Theta Tau Michiga n State 35 Kristi Scot t, .l:K House, 51 8 MAC Ave nue, East Lansing, Wendy Sellens, c/o Ka nsas Stare Panhellenic , 203 Holten Hall, Kansas State 33 Univ. 48823 Manhatta n, 66502 University Gamma Beta Greater Kansas City Nancy Holliday, 5438 Granada, Shaw nee Mission, 66205 Weste rn Michiga n 35 Colleen Moran, 120 1 Greenwood Avenue, Kalamazoo, 49008 Lawrence Shirley Rorhberger Hodges, 3209 Riverview Road, Lawrence, Univ. 66049 Delta Alpha Easte rn Michiga n 17 Jennifer H01~dek, .l:K Sorority, 41 5 West Forest, Yps il anti, KENTUCKY Univ. 48197 Alpha Theta Delta Delta Univ. of Louisville 22 Alicia Jackson , l:K House, 2026 Co nfederate Place, Louisville, Central Michiga n 17 Michele Marui, l:K House, I 04 West Che rry, Mr. Pleasant, 40208 Univ. 48858 Alpha Chi Adrian Mary Fenwick Calhoun, 620 South Lane, Blissfield, 49228 Laura Owsley, .l:K House, 400 East Coll ege Street, Georgetown College 30 Ann Arbor Lara Jo Schmidt, 54665 Arrowhead, Utica, 48315 Georgetown College, Georgetown, 40324 Birmingham/ Diane Kraft Finney , 920 Ard moo r Drive, Bloom fi eld Hills, Gamma Pi Bloo mfield 4830 1 Srephanie Shively, .l:K Sorority, Box 105, Massie Hall , KY KY Wesleyan College 22 Detroit }aclyn K. Clark, 1377 Memll, Lincoln Park, 48146 Wes leya n College, Owensboro, 4230 1 Grand Rapids Karhy jensen Kelly, 2736 Wildridge Court NE, Gra nd Rapids, Epsilon Zeta 49505 Western KY Univ. 22 Mary Taylor, .l:K So rority, PO Box WKU-8287, Bowling Grea ter La nsing Susan Malinowski Lewis, 1866 Yosem ite Drive, Okemos, Gree n, 42101 48864 Sigma Kappa Tria n g I e I Fall 1991-15 Grosse Pointe Joanne Asbury Davidson, 52 East Graner, Hazel Park, 48030 Rochester Margarer Torh Hall , 31 Cambric Circle, Pittsfo rd , 14534 Kalamazoo Priscilla Swanson Washburn , 3424 Bronson Blvd., Kalamazoo, 49008 NOITH CAROLINA South Oakland Nancy Martiny Walters, 967 Beachway Drive, White Lake, Gamma Rho County 48383 Western Carolina 27 Christy Ennis, PO Box 933, WCU, Cullowhee, 28723 Western Michigan Suzanne Williams Scott, Route 2, Box SOC, South Have n, Univ. Lakeshore 49090 Gamma Phi North Carolina State Sarah Morris, ~K House, 2709-A West Fraternity Court, MINNESOTA Univ. NCSU, Raleigh, 27606 Minneapolis/Saint Contact person: Susan Koehnlein, 600 Summit Avenue #2, Epsilon Alpha Randa Baker, Lenoir Rhyne College, Box 8409, Hickory, Paul Saint Paul, 55102 Lenoir Rhyne 27 College 28603 MISSOURI Theta Alpha Stephanie Baxter, ASU, PO Box 9078, Boone, 28608 Beta Mu Appalachian State Univ. Culver-Stockton 12 Amy Gett ings, ~K House, Culver-S toc kton College, Canton, College 63 435 Theta Mu Delta Eta University of NC/ 27 Carrie Rudin , PO Box 561295 , Charlotte, 28256 Charlotte Central MO State 19 Kels y Grimshaw, ~K Sorority, Unit C Panhellenic Hall , Univ. Warrensburg, 64093 Charlotte Regina Wells Freeman , 624 Montana Drive, Gastonia, 28056 Delta Theta Hickory Jane Long Choate, 610 37th Avenue NE, Hickory, 2860 1 Northeast MO State 12 Chrisrine Sherrod, NMSU, 219 Brewer Hall, Kirksville, 63501 Raleigh Area judy Ely Fletcher , 10513 Tree Bark Court, Raleigh, 27613 Univ. Delta Upsilon OHIO SW Missouri State 19 April Wygant , PO Box 9227 , Springfield, 6580 1 Chi Colony Univ. The Ohio State 26 Pres. of Chi Colon y, ~K Sorority, 1739 N. High St. Box 102, Epsilon Mu Univ. Columbus, 43210 Univ. of Missouri Karen Wells , ~K Sorority, 1111 Ashland Road, Columbia, Alpha Iota 65201 Miami Univ. 18 Krisrin Williams, 134 Minnich Hall, Miami University, Oxford, 45056 Mid-M issouri Patricia Davis Lawnick, 12 Thistledown Drive, Columbia, Beta Theta 65203 Southwest Missouri Sue Fergerson Simmons, 11 15 South Delaware, Springfield, Marietta College Pres . of Beta Thera, ~K House, 23 1 Fourth Street, Marietta, 65804 45750 Spirit of St. Louis Peggy Durbin Hawk, 4024 Affirmed Drive, Florissant, 63034 Beta Upsilon Terri ]o Ray, ~K House, 22 North College, Athens, 45701 Springfield Pamela Finkenbinder Edwards, 3420 South Kings, Springfield, Ohio Univ. 65807 Gamma Omega Wittenburg Univ. 18 Victoria Ulin rz, ~K House, 840 North Fountai n Avenue, MONUINA Springfield, 45504 Epsilon Eta Helena Contact person: Evelyn Anderson , 171 2 jerome Place, Helena, Findlay College 26 Pres. of Epsilon Era, ~K House, 1124 North Cory Street, 59601 Findlay, 45840 Zeta Psi NEBRASKA Cleveland State 26 Victoria Janke , ~K Sorority, PO Box 96, Univers ity Center Beta Omega Univ. 301, CSU, Cleveland, 44115 Univ. of Nebraska/ 12 jennifer Wollen •. Box 204, UNO, Omaha, 68132 Theta Upsilon Omaha Bowling Green State 18 Carla Kramer, ~K So rority, 425 Student Services Bldg., Lincoln Berry Srorjohn Stewart, 6000 Old Cheney Road, Lincol n, University BGSU , Bowling Green, 43403 68516 Akron Marjorie Brandon Beecher, 6661 Meadow Farm Drive, Hudson, Omaha/Council Carol Child Wils on, 1602 Pine Road, Omaha, 68144 44235 Blu ffs Central Ohio Karen Lee Srrelou , 2358 Bistol Road, Columbus, 43 221 Cincinnati Dawn White Bruestle, 6199 Delcrest Court, Fairfield, 45014 NEVADA Cleveland West Margaret Hevesi, 6586 Basswood Drive, Clevela nd, 44146 Theta Eta Shore Univ. of Nevada/ Tami Hance, PO Box 708 22, Las Vegas, 89170 49 Dayton Emily Sauer Taylor, 2700 Delmonte Avenue, Dayton, 45419 Las Vegas Marietta Phoebia Black Doak , 118 Hanso n Drive, Route 7, Marietta, Las Vegas Area Penny Ramos, PO Box 70511, Las Vegas, 89170 45750 Springfield Barbara Dreher Wappner, 173 7 Walnut Terrace, Springfield, NEW JERSEY 45504 Zeta Phi Toledo Geraldine Kumar Coney, 4307 Rose Ga rden Drive, Toledo, Ru tgers Univ. 38 Laurie Marks, ~K Sorority, Rutger Fraternity/Sorority Office, 43623 15 Bartlett Street, New Brunswick, 0890 1 New Brunswick Area Contact person: Ann Lyons Albright, 186 Edison Street, OKLAHOMA Clifton, 070 13 Delta Chi New Jersey Suburban Linda Dale Richardson , 17 ironwood Road, Morristown, University of Ce ntral 23 Jenn y Monroe, ~K House, 920 North Chowning, Edmond , 07960 Oklahoma 73034 Ocean NJ Area Club Jun e Shimer Mihal ov, 8 Farm Berry Circle, Toms River, 08 753 Oklahoma City Roberta Grant White, 35 14 Rambling Oaks Drive, Norman, Trenton/Delaware ]an er Bank Williams , 18 Norfolk Way, Skillman, 08558 73072 Valley Tulsa L«Celia Roberts Wise, 3927 South Troost, Tulsa, 74 105 NEW YORK OREGON Epsilon Upsilon Syracuse University 40 Alana Gentle, 710 Euclide Avenue, Syracuse, 13210 · Oregon State Un iv. 32 Moniq«e Mikkelson , ~K House, 231 NW 26th, Corvallis, Theta Iota 97330 State University of 40 Karen B«rslem, ~K . c/o Student Association Office, Fredonia, Alpha Phi NY /Fredonia 14063 University of Oregon 32 Arlena Porter, ~K Sorority, Panhellenic Office, Suite 5, EMU Theta Pi Building, University of Oregon, Eugene, 97403 State University of 40 Susan Lasher, College Union Box 71 SUNY-Geneseo, Portland Kim Gross Thayer, 6840 SW !60th Avenue, Beaverton, 97007 NY/Geneseo Ge neseo, 144 54 Buffalo Mary Jan e Orcutt, 62 Kenwood Road, Kenmore, 14217 PENNSYlVANIA Long island Joan Mangano, 57 Magnolia Avenue, Garden City, 11530 Alpha Sigma New York City Nan cy Yate s Nelson, 257 Hillandale Avenue, Stamford , CT Westminster College 50 Sharon Cochran , Ferguson Hall, Box 199, Westminster 06906 College, New Wilmington, 16172 16-Fall1991 I S i g m a Kappa Triangle Gamma Delta Zeta Kappa Thiel College 50 Rebecca Brunton, Box 1274, Thiel College, Greenville, 16125 Angelo State Univ. 29 Brenda Allen, PO Box 61651, San Angelo, 76904 Gamma Epsilon Zeta Nu Indiana Univ. of PA 14 Kelli McNaney, !UP, Box 1720, Folger Hall, Indiana, 15705 Univ. of Texas 29 Lisa Swnn, l:K Sorority, UT/SA c/o Dean of Students, San Gamma Nu Colony San Antonio Antonio, 78285 Gettysburg College 51 Pres. of Gamma Nu Colon y, l:K Sorority, Box 2137 Theta Nu Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, 17325 Baylor Univ. 23 Sandra Cobbs, Baylor Univ., Box 85619, Waco, 76798 Gamma Upsilon Austin Marsha Goodgame Higginbotham, 4400 Secluded Hollow, California State 14 Denise Conville, PO Box 391, California, 15419 Austin, 78727 Univ. Concho Valley Melody Avants Lykins, 622 East 46th, San Angelo, 76903 Delta Pi Dallas Kenni Ludwig Will, 3500 Lindenwood, Dallas, 75205 Lock Haven Univ. 45 Kristin Josephson, l:K House, 530 West Main Street, Lock Fort Worth/ Martha Burton Stiebing, 1909 Camden Court, Arlington, Haven, 17745 Arlington 76013 T Delta Omega Houston Mary Buras Faller, 2702 West Bay Area Blvd. , Webster, 77598 Waynesburg College 14 Lisa Rihn, l:K Sorority, PO Box 51, Waynesburg College, Lubbock Area Marcy Lyn Shrum, 5202 50th, #K204, Lubbock, 79414 Waynesburg, 15370 Mid-Cities Elizabeth Bernhard Herring, 624 Kentwood Circle, Bedford, 0 Epsilon Delta 76021 Susquehanna Univ. 44 Mary Bobb, Box X, Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, North Harris County Carole Owens Revia, 11803 Snowbeny Drive, Cypress, 77429 R 17870 Permian Basin Contact person: Elizabeth Lee, 4108 Crestwood Avenue, Theta Theta Midland , 79707 Albright College 44 Kelly Hahn , l:K Sorority, Albright College Center, Box 5, PO San Antonio Kari Forrest Oliver, 20 l Benita Street, San Antonio, 78210 y Box 15234, Reading, 19612 Wichita Falls Barbara Ramos Merkle, 4417 Randel, Wichita· Falls, 76308 The Pennsylvania 51 Pres. of Penn Srate Colon y, c/o Panhellenic 203B Hetzel State Univ. Union Bldg., University Park, PA 16802 VIRGINIA Colony Delta Nu Central Pennsylvania Lauise Carver Stokes, 126 West Mitchell Ave., State College, Langwood College 38 Andrea Mesick, Box 1119, Langwood College, Farmville, Area 16803 23901 Lehigh Valley Larena Dn S i 9 m a K a p p a T ria n 9 I e I Fall 1991-17 Sigma Kappa Foundation 1990-91 Annual Loyalty Fund The fo llowing pages are dedicated to the loyal alumnae who have res ponded so generously to Sigma Kappa's Loyalty Fund through the ALPHA KAPPA lETA SIGMA University of Nebrash Plrdle Unlnrslty Sigma Kappa Foundation. This listing is inclusive of those who have Ula Mae Scha ll Davenport Mary Wick Elias Ann Karpick contributed to the foundation from September 1, 1990 through August 31 , ALPHA MU Lern Miller Shute Unlnrslty of Michigan 1991. Pauline Summy Bixby lETA TAU Evel1•n Steadman Paine University of Florida We congratulate those who have reached new giving levels. They are Frances Hummel Seymour Trnce1 • Crook Harrison Alva Gordon Sink Carole Oetke Townsend recognized under the category designations and receive our thanks. ALPHA NU lETA UPSILON University of Montana Oftlo Unlnrslty We welcome first-time contributors and encourage their continued support Ruth Risken Darlington Carolyn McDonald Srofe of Sigma Kappa programs through the foundation. ALPHA XI GAMMA BETA Unlnrslty of Iowa western Michigan Unllerslty Avis Brnndt Johnson Carolyn Perreault Bronson Barbarn Kilburn Russell ALPHA OMICRON Founders• Laurine Nelson lngebright DELTA BETA Helene Kirby Rohwer University of california/Los GAMMA GAMMA Erna MJ orgensen Marshall University Ruth Demme Schneider Indiana State Unlnrslty Triangle Virginia McBeath Lamber.;on Annette Hansen Zambas Angeles Corporation Board Micha VanAtta Cathcart Sue Mahan Martin (liferime contribtnions wwling Mary F Comerford Lois Waltz Vernon $5,000 or more) XI DELTA ETA MU University of Kansas central Missouri University University of washington ALPHA PI GAMMA EPSILON CHI Mary Baker Liston juliet jordan Knoblauch Ma~are t Lawe Kin~ Ohio wesleyan University Indiana University of Ohio State University Marylou Sayler Turner Ade e Nelson Nort Helen McClure Garey Pennsylvania Margaret Jane Andrew DELTA SIGMA Bette Cam pbell Sholund Martha Gregg Myer.; Lois Schorr Finley TAU western Illinois university Indiana University Phyllis Harris Markley XI ALPHA RHO GA.MMA IOTA ... Diamond Laurn Wright Price vanderbilt University Tens Tech University EPSILON RHO University of Kansas Triangle jeri J Crowley Ruth Smith Burton Karolyn O'Brien Smith ALPHA GAMMA Eastern washington state (lifccime con tributions co raling College GAMMA PHI $2,500 10 $4 ,900) washington state University ALPHA SIGMA Janis Hemingway Zimmerma n RHO westminster College Nortft carolina state Major Linda Martin Phillips Randolph-Macon women's ALPHA THETA Margaret F Sloan University College Sarnh Doupe University of Loalsvllle ALPHA EPSILON Margaret Ford Hollowell Ruth Ever.;on Watkins Pearl ALPHA TAU Iowa state University Alice Hmey Wick DELTA lETA Vern Caulum Triangle Michigan state University BETA PI Susan Rinke Pidgeon Marshall University Margaret E Davis (lifetime contributions totaling SIGMA Elva Coven Sawye r Illinois 1nstlt1te of $500 10 $999) Reba Light Goodno So1them Methodist Mina Hahn Schaefer Technology ALPHA IOTA Dorothy Vedel Reynolds ALPHA University DELTA DELTA Mla111 University Renna James Bu rkhalter ALPHA UPSILON cer.tral Mldllgan University Jane Kramer Allan Colby College Muriel Hallett Kennedy Ruth Benton Hill University of North Dalota Suzanne Toyryla Phillips • President's Joyce Corfield Eddy Evie-Jo Crnven Wilson Evelyn Sundby Himes Triangle EPSILON DELTA IOTA ALPHA KAPPA Syrause University TAU ALPHA PHI cantomla State Unii/CIIIco (lifetime coluribucions totaling University of Nebrasla Lila Mjones Indiana University un11ers1ty of oregon Lori Colbo Retich $ /,000 IO $2 ,499) Elizabeth Noble Berry Breth Silvie Edith Trnutman McBride Gloria West Christensen Anna Gee Walsh Patricia Nordgren lar.;on DELTA LAMBDA EPSILON ALPHA OMICRON ZETA WaJIIe State University Syracuse University ALPHA CHI Marilyn Raddatz Hansen University of cantornla/Los George washington University UPSILON Adele Cunningham Johnson Angeles Peggy McMillen Grignon Georgetown College julia Ferguson Weiskotten Mary Ann Wescott Hun oregon State University Frnnces Knight Cisney Marian Ca meron Brenner Ruth Bartruff Walter ZETA Helen Wilkie Hege Mary Bennett Wessel DELTA PI George washington University ALPHA PSI Locl Haren University Frnnces Ridgway Brotzen Dlle University Vicki Dubrock Weisel ALPHA TAU ETA OMEGA Hazel Smallwood Hanback Illinois wesleyan University Florida State University Florence Heinley Kl oepfer Michigan state University DELTA SIGMA Elizabeth Berry Shaw Margaret Hoopes For.;yth Nellye Calkins Gleason THETA Clyde Dailey Scales ALPHA OMEGA wester~ Illinois ualrerslty University of Illinois THETA University of Alaba•a Marian Ruth Earl Mabie Knauer Kurrus BETA NU University of Illinois ALPHA lETA Anna Betz Bertrnm Elaine Finne)' Sager~ Bradley University Karma Golden A1•lward EPSILON EPSILON Estelle Stienbarger Becker University of Blffalo Ruth Schwemm Hardacre Ruth Lane MacDonald lETA EPSILON University of Georgia IOTA M a ~· Worthen Wolfe LOIISiana Tech Ullrerslty Marie Dyer Roberrs Dennr University BETA UPSILON Mary Stamm Clay Winona Keyes Valentine Ohio University IOTA ALPHA DELTA EPSILON LAMBDA jean Bendslev Teare Denver University University of Tennessee lETA MU sacra•ento state Ullrerslty LAMBDA joyous Cummings Mahaffey Eleanor Sue jones Cllrer-stoclton College Nancy Campbell Woodward Unlwerslty of Callfomla/ Terresa LStall worth lETA OMEGA Evelyn Hull Stout Margaret Patison White Bel'lleley Berry Bord Wilke EPSILON IHO Unlwerslty of Nebrasu; Robbie V Young Dorothea Hoover LAMBDA lETA XI Easter~ was•l•gto• state Mary Turnbull Schacht o• aha Unlwerslty of canfomla/ Sandrn Krnjicek Lim Me•pftls state Unllerslty College lel'lleley ALPHA EPSILON Nancy Fowler Tread•"'Y Patricia C Leus McFarlen MU Virginia Hardison Bock Iowa State Ullverslty University of washington GAMMA CHI Beverly Rinker Burke june Boerner O'Brien lETA RHO ZETA NU Diana Rowland Aakervik Stephen F. Al stln Unlwerslty juliet Baxter Gilmore Ruth Drnke Richard san Jose State college U1lverslty of Tens Catherine Cunliffe Boentje Gayle Thompson Collier Charlene Conrnd Liebau Freda Heeney Riecken Fredolin Plesse Grego!)' Debornh Pargmann 18-Fall1991 I S i g m a Kappa Triangle *' VIolet Joanne Schwary Fletcher PSI Ruth Little Lawson ALPHA UPSilON joanne Dance Greer Gloria Swam Germo Unllerslty of Wisconsin Mary jo Pierce May Sandra A johansen Triangle Jamie E Hewitt Unlwerslty of North Da•ota Ann Lewis Hill Linda Snyder Mikita Hazel Simonson Boren Katherine Bossemeyer Kubicek (lifecime concribucions wcaling Diana Wood Hill Catherine Kuehne Hooper Radia Swa n Pfingstag Anne Rudy Millhouse $250 10 $499) Berenice McPherren Meyer Rose E Mancuso Ca rol Jackson Phillips AlPHA PHI jean Eichacker Pfaff jennifer Arntzen Richards julia Weaver Stallings Karen L Royce AlPHA Bernice Williamson Smith unlwerslty of oregon judith McKay Schweikhardt Manha van Steenderen Betty Sanford Swope colby College Kathleen Newton Shafer Denese Harrington Allen Barbara Ross West Margaret Miller Dodd BETA TAU Helen Smith Fawcett Lois Parker Simonson OMEGA Na ncy Staubach White joyce Crawford Sauvie Unlwerslty of Florida Vesta Alden Putnam Helen Kuebler Skoog Florida State Unlwerslty Doreen Lusier Tetty Harriet Akesson Vanderbilt Mary Messmore Haslam Anne Elliott Cannon AlPHA KAPPA Becky Slavis Marinelli DELTA Unlwerslty of Nebras•a NU Ruth Lind Dille AlPHA CHI Boston Unlwerslty Anne Grnnt Filer Ruth French Chapman Georgetollll College Mlddlebary College BETA UPSilON Katherine Tower Gilbett Tetty M Kiser Lotis Storjohn Cooper Anne Bronaugh Greene Marjorie Seavey johnson jean Davis Battey Kathy Deubelbeiss Jurgens Ohio Unlwerslty josephine Thorpe Lair Marilyn Christman Colvin Doris Andmon Carlson june Keir>read Moore Patricia Peirce Kuyatt AlPHA PSI EPSilON Jean Crawford Mary Rettenmayer Thompson Mary Happoldt Farbeann Syractse Unlrerslty Natalie H Dunsmoor Da•e Unlrerslty Loretta Sovak Madura AlPHA BETA josephine Eaby Gordon Gladys Anderson Burrows AlPHA LAMBDA Ruth Marie Tomsuden XI Unlwerslty of Blffalo Manha Walker Summer Manha Miller Warner Anne Mable Christensen Janet Buchwald Johnson Adelphi unlwerslty Katherine Dunn Lathrop Unllerslty of Kansas Mary Sullivan Kelley Marion Bomer Scelfo AlPHA OMEGA Wretha Seaton Gann BETA CHI ZETA Unlwerslty of Alabama Margaret Dickey Harpster AlPHA GAMMA AlPHA MU Unlr of callfomla;santa Shirley Guenther Hosman Mary Bolt Lloyd George washington Unllerslty washington State University University of Michigan Barbara Jane Hughes Nielsen Alyce Fawkes Mason Dorothy Wilhelmi Atkins BETA DELTA Susan Cra ncer Hum Genrude E Weitzel Marguerite Mclellan Christine DeRosier Boudrie joan Murphy Berry Margaret Davidson University of Miami Georgia Hill Keel julianne Keeter Sawyer Margo Ann Wells ETA Jan McKenna Brookman jean Samuelson Elder Helen Hutchinson jones Elin Jorgenson Stene Dorothy Campbell Giese Anne Sheldon Westfall Marjorie May Yund Helen Rupp Fenske Illinois Wesleyan Unlwerslty Kimberlea Warrior Green Adeline Nowak Gregory BETA EPSilON Dorothy E Abberley BETA PSI OMICRON Olive Hanvigson Guymon Georgiana Peet Miller louisiana Tech University Dorothy Lorenz Appleton Guinevere Gossard Hanmere san Diego state Unlrerslty Bernice Tobias Beadles Tlfts University Harriet Smith Frazer Mary Lybecker jones AlPHA NU Nancy Kinard See Cynthia Runyan Furlong Doris Guild Clark Thelma Cowey Swain May lbbitson Nelson Ten Lord Ruth Rodino Coyne University of Montana PI Trula Higgins Schermerhorn Louise Lilly Albertson BETA ZETA Dorothy Penwarden Derks Margaret Smithson Schulz Betty Davis johnson stanford Unlwerslty M""ine O'Donnell Race University of Maryland GAMMA ALPHA Rosamond Salzman Mecherle Dorothy Norris Cady Darlene E Spek Virginia Cooper Andary Unllerslty of Northern AlPHA DELTA Elizabeth Carol Edwards Susan Hoffman Rehrer Mary Sloan Wilbur Colorado Unlrerslty of Tennessee ALPHA XI Muriel Nelson Hinkle Caryl Core Cline THETA SIGMA Cyntha johnson Atkinson University of Iowa June Ca rlson Wilbu r Aletha Gaines Lyster Margaret McCullough Baker Barbara Lynne Arendt Carol Fujita Mitsuyoshi Unlrerslty of Illinois Solthern Methodist Anne W Dale BETA ETA Debra Dazey Book Mary V Robinson unlwerslty Sara Witherspoon Evans University of Massachusetts Maude Danfonh Boucher Marian Hardy GAMMA BETA Gladys Heggie jenkins AlPHA OMICRON Robena Qui rk Goodnow Betty Buck Casey joan Hood Lyster Helen Gibson Lister western Michigan University Carol Willis Conway University of California/los Na ncy Cushing Meissner Madge Leon Moore Albena Young Longmire Ursula Miranda Mento Janet Sampson Barone Kimberly Brown Gustenhoven Hattie Carothers Sta nfill Angeles Prisc illa Gaffney Sherman Karen A Payne Audrey Bitt~~•ell Hadley TAU Marilyn Werner Baker Margaret Viii neff Youngs Mary Harmon Harter Indiana University Marcia Hatton Wendy L Baldwin Ramona Sedlacek johnson jean Irish Davis Alyce Kloos Lauber Gloria Ankm Fassett Audrey Huck McCool Trula Sidwell Hardy c ongratulations and a s ~e~i a l thank yo u to the' a l~mn ae listed who have Doris Burritt Moore Linda Walker Hepler Beth Bliler O'Rahilly Lynn Estelle Hoffman reached new levels of gtvmg as a result of thetr gtfts to the Sigma Ticky McCoy Scheck Linda L Lanam Lorraine Ranstead Schutz Phyllis Webb Lorman Kappa Foundation during the 1990-91 Loyalty Fund. They join a lengthy julia Western Smith Pauline Singleton McKee Alice Van Sands Teegarden Maxine Wright McKendrick list of loyal Sigma Kappa alumnae whose cumulative totals have already Rogene jones Tuach Nancy Yates Nelson Mary Westwood Viben Dawn Copple O'Connor reached these giving levels. Cynthia Creek Watson Margaret Edmondson Olson Eunice Toothaker Parson IOTA Mary Freese Prucha Marian just 8entley Denrer Unlrerslty Mary Spivey Quinn AlPHA EPSILON BETA LAMBDA Iowa state university Evelyn Youngblood Curtis utah State University GAMMA GAMMA Bonnie Lovett Betts Eleanor Harshman Reifsteck Grace Stewan Eastcott Lorraine Bixby Gregory Kathl)·n Henderson Russell LaVoh n Larsen lsvik Geraldine Evans Freer Indiana State University Dorothy just Lemberger Margaret L Boyce Betty Rork Marcom Adrienne Hitchcock Savage Hazel Monttomery Kanagy Barbara Rut Landau Suzanne Faulkner Schimke BETA MU Janet Rybarczyk De jamatt Lucille Donahue Smith Patricia Zink Shrum Shirley Bohlen Schusler Virginia Rolston Webb Betty Beaver Tinsman Dorothe Hausmann Lidvall Calver·Stoc•ton College Barbara Williams Fenters Blanche Rose Miller Lorraine Larkins Seiben Frances Dawson Hollett Louise Wilson jean Robinson Va il Frances Walker Vivrett Donna Foutes Butler Ruth Colander Righter Frances McFall Haenny Harriet Kriegbaum Young Ethylmae Clement Woodard LAMBDA Susan Schlacks Shearin GAMMA DELTA Inez Schneider Shirk BETA NU Thiel College Unlrerslty Of C311fomla/ UPSILON AlPHA PI lerleley Oregon state Unlwerslty Ethel Waltz Thompson Bradley unlwerslty Margaret Taylor Lemmon Grnta L Thome Ohio Wesleyan Unlwerslty Debra Staranowicz Flynn Jane Ross Stemhal Alpha Rogers Beamer Sally Helser Brandes Mary Wolf Gardner Dorothy Thompson Biddick Laurel M Dennis Esther Eamhean Henry jacquelyn Dans aw Tucker ALPHA ZETA Elizabeth Thomas Phillts Eloise Miller Krause Barbara Princelau Boyle Margaret Watt Edwards Gwendolyn Williams Sc lueter Norma Thorpe Cantin Peggy Happold Fujimoto cornell university Pamela Hoekstra Lowery GAMMA EPSILON Marion Race Cole Mable Brachler Mohn Diana Brown Franceschi Marilyn Burris Graham AlPHA RHO Indiana Unlrerslty of Lucile Cheever Grauban Jennifer Ott Rhodes Betty Fujii Hirozawa Susan Hedrich Wallace Pennsylvania Amorette Crawford Linn Ruth Hendricks Willard vanderbilt University Mary Luke Ziegle Elizabeth Read Anne Weaver Booske Mary Kauffman McComber AlPHA ETA Kathleen Vescio Rosella PHI Unlwerslty of Minnesota BETA XI Virginia Piper Miller ALPHA SIGMA Vicky Champion Shawl Elilabeth Riddell Noack Unlrerslty of Rhode Island Helen Hauenstein Bean MeMPhis State University west•lnster College Deborah Menendez Scharer Mary Frick Thomson Lois Taylor Cranda ll Marion johnson Lundstrom GAMMA ZETA Patricia Meadows Todhunter Helen French Dayton Dorothy Rule Linda Stewan Hackenburg Catherine R Schwerin Helene Winters Loom~ Northern Illinois Unlwerslty Elda Laird Wakefield Stella Davies Millett ]f"•el Banels Anderson Evelyn McCracken Warnecke Eloise Bills Troise AlPHA THETA Dorothy Good Luke BETA RHO Unlwerslty of LOIISVIIIe Catherine Elder Mark san Jose state College Pauline Grimm Bulawa judith L Wei! Joyce Roberts Wolfe Arlene Weichbrodt Rose Nancy Eddy Wilder Walta Wilkinson Carmichael Miriam Allgood Nallon Doris Harold Carleton CHI Ann Ford Cobb Carol Betty Ponzio Karen Kay Schneebeler Deborah Hrejsa Stein rink MU Ohio state Unlrerslty ALPHA TAU AlPHA IOTA Michigan State University BETA SIGMA Unlrerslty of washington Nettie Noelp Betty GAMMA ETA Frances Joslin Boroughs Margaret Benham Harbottle Mla•l Unlwerslty Kathryn Beaubier Granum Pardae Unlwerslty Patricia Medgard Bryan Edith Vance Kramer Loretta Coun Clark Betty Jo Driver Heckrodt jean Bla ir Crail Ball State University Virginia Humbird Dickey Clara Goss Steiger Kathleen Sevm Edwards Marilyn Hess Peterson Elaine Janssen Cue Leatrice Anne Fisher Lucie Haugstad Dillard Thelma Conine Wurdack Roxana Stenzel Enneking Carol Gray Samuilow Lynet Fontaine Caouette Meg Golightly S"ondler S i 9 m a Kappa T r i a n 9 I e I Fall 1991-19 GAMMA THETA EPSILON EPSILON The Sigma Kappa Foundation Jean Boyd Ransdall Mary Jane Perkins Hammond Rebe<:ca A Rodriguez Deborah Harvey califOrnia state Unii/Long uallerslty of Georgia Phara Rathbun Holdredge Carolyn Caudell Tieger gratefully recognizes donors Barbara FleutS<: h Roper aeacll Florence White Runyan joan l.te Ho••ard Barbara Friendson Barnes EPSILON IOTA when their cumulative giving Marie Cummings Sa mish Karen S johnson Linda Goodwin Breeze Sara Waldner Stan Lynlea Hall Keightley Sharron Oakleaf Seidenberg Atbeas College Frances Turman Throckmonon Donna Karr Kibbey Barbara A Tharp reaches various levels. Susan Tom Estelle Stewan Kitchel GAMMA IOTA EPSILON KAPPA Ruth Bowen Tretheway Margaret Michael Tens Tecb Ulllerslty $100 Sisterhood Triangle Zelia Louise Yelland Weeks Dorothy Marolf Opfer Marcia Monrgomery !.far TransYitanla Unllerstty Patsy Smirh White Eileen VanSandt Rankin Colleen Ryan $250 Violet Triangle Lucy McCune Yates Diane Da nley Sandidge GAMMA KAPPA EPSILON LAMBDA Donna Poner Saylor solltbern Illinois Unlnrslty $500 Pearl Triangle MU Grace Kiel Scott Carolyn Kinsey Anderson sacra•ento state Unlnrslty Sandra Freienmuth Scott judith Thomas Tarbox Unl•erslty of was•lngton Jacqueline Sanders Bunon $1 ,000 President's Triangle Maxine Marrin Anderson Berry Neff Co rliss Smith Linda jensen EPSILON MU Christine Robb Austin Mary Hoge Starrett Kathleen Wolak Kouba $2,500 Diamond Triangle Shirley Mylroie Beuch Mary Jane Pistorius Taylor Carol Keeney Winter Unlnrslty of MISSOirl Mary Kaufman Whitney Mary Ellen Harshbarger McVicker Linda Leiben Bowlby $5,000 Founders' Triangle Barbara Win Clarkson Janet Schulenburg Wiens GAMMANU EPSILON XI Nona Fumenon Cox Mildred Roberts Wright Gettysblrg College Barbara Burnham Yakub Adrian college Diane Miller Cu rrent Florence E Heckman Frances Reaves jacobs Mary Sexton Dillaway Nancy Beth Yolk Frances Holden Draper OM I CION EPSILON PI Lucille Baker Vergason Marion Eggleston Powe rs Ronda Barnard Fox Tlfts U1llers1ty GAMMA TAU Gladys Morgan Youngquist Eliza beth Goldthorp Richart lois Steven Gray Wilma Ray Boddiger Northern Mlcblgan Unlwerslty Pamela Leoni Rittof Virginia Call Ross Midwestern Unlwerslty Vicky Anick Kiefaber Shirley Patterson Hawkins Debra Jordan Kramer ZETA Frances Zoeller Schell Alison C Hightower EPSILON CHI George washington unlnrslty Martha Cluever Schuben Diana Corey lvarson PI GAMMA PHI VIrginia PolYtechnic Kay Holden Berryman Elsie Minier Snow Miriam Dickey Kinsey StaRfOrd Unllerslty Elsie Falwell Bolin Marie A Turner Anna Burlingame Day North carolina state Unlwerslty Cynthia Tucker Larson Unlnrslty Thelma Barr BriS<:oe jessica Pavlik Usher Shirley Davis Lawrence- Berrey Sheryl j Little Helen Drew Colison Katherine Wolcott Walker RHO Sheila A Barnes Laura D Toiles Janis Cooper Maloney Elizabeth Edwards Klinefelter Caroline McNeill Crippen Lucile Quade Warren Dorothy Agar Matuschak Randolpb-MaCOI WOIIeii'S Cecil Allen Westfield Cindi Lfwis EPSILON PSI Elizabeth Wright Davis Rose Earley Meersman College Capt Vivian Wolf Cecil Spaulding Dussinger joan McCuen Wexler Susan Tarrdnt Michel Marie Hager Anderson P1rdae Unlnrslty/cal••et Berry Crim Fleming Helene Still Wilkening Gail Walker Richmond Evelyn Richards Nelson Mary Brown Channel GAMMA PSI Marie Smith Gotwald Cathe rine Cox Palmer IOTA Tennessee wesleyan College ZETA KAPPA Dorothy jones Kurz Sylvia Wicks Palmer SIGMA Dennr Unlwerslty Cheryl J Chambers Angelo State Unlwerslty Ruth Russell Langeler Arline Jacobsen Parrott Solltbern Metllodlst Sara McClure Sue Burnett Panzer Muriel Shadford Blaser Pamela C Varley Prescott Fiona E 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Beedle Scaletta Carole Stretchbe"l' Rice Carol Cramer Roc heleau Eastern Michigan University Vivian Gillham Stephens University Malynna Jones ilverthorn Margaret Blessinger eifert Susa n McManis Speichinger Marina Vossos Argoudelis Karen Darby ullivan Susan Yamaguchi Larson Candace Vergin Sinclair Martha Sedlet:eck Trimble Kathleen O'S ullivan Tello Helen Burgess Terrill Karen Rowe Wald Dr Elizabeth Landymore Smith 22-Fall1991 I S i g m a Kappa T ri angle EPSILON TAU Other April Lucas Fecht Susan Small Schlossberg TAU OMEGA California State Unlv 1 Glvlngs Joan Conlin Hansen Mal]' Alice Sullivan Indiana University Florida State University Fullerton ~ Monica Mastej Hock Lael Wyatt Thorpe Frances Macoughtl]' Bassett Cynthia Kindernay Ballard Theresa Millard Bordwell (/i{erime contributions wraling Chel]'l Leoni Lois Oliver Thorup Mal]' Mills Belding Joan Jewett Crane Eileen Hoban Hattwick up co $99) Kathl]'n Kuhnen Lombardo Thecesa Maria Uy Dee Ann Hurm Bell Hazel Donegan Sandra Noe Hunter Robin Rymarcsuk Mauro Ruberta Hamel\ Weaver Carolyn Coombs Dudley ALPHA Joy C Cayabyab Sherilyn B Anderson Johnson Suzanne Patricia Merkel Marilyn McDonald Chenault Alice Comstock Gourley Monica Ramirez Kociemba Colby College Cynthia Schwam Pilz MU Marilyn Boone Cressy Marilyn Johnson Hale Janet M Yee Isabel Cox Abbott Mal]' Moms Pusheck University of washington Muriel Dawson Nina Panramore Ketzle Shirley M Brown Lou ise Sonnemann Sinderson Mal]' Wainhouse Amico Karen Bosse Fisher Louise Holton Krieger EPSILON CHI Janet Pride Davis Nannette Ginnaven Spindel Ellen Paulukonis Berger Karen Southworth Gal]' Darlene Stetson Meyers VIrginia Polytechnic Margaret Putnam Dort Marilyn Mundorff Sprecher Tani Thirsk Eley Georgette Funk Guernsey Lillian Haavind Moore Helen Knox Elliott Paula L Stahl University Florence Sather Gowdy Elenora Brandt Happersberger Kathleen Stillwell Myers Janet junior Arnold Margaret MacPherson Legge Lisa Sue Swanson Phyllis Eng Hirai Kellie Grantham Mzik Marion Daye McKinney Susan Friend Unger Jane Weyand Hi zer Martha Varga Mitchell Lorna Beckwith Isenberg Mal]' Terrell Kerr Josephine LaRoche Neal Elizabeth Tate Patrick Phyllis Birrwe\1 Walcott Jean Mills Johnson Cynthia Sope r Ross DELTA Patricia Lowman Walsh Catherine Orr Lawrence Jayne Anderson Reinhart Betteann Kemper Jones Alisa Maultra Linda Ruff Smith Boston university Nellie Grant Waters Kathleen Klan Kalapaca Edith E Ott Thorpe Helen Weber Wild Sherry Lynn Petersen EPSILON PSI Hila Houlder Carlsen Marion Norman Kerr Carol Laroche Towns Linda Krimmel Wilson Lisa Ann Romo Purdue University/calumet Rose Barile Caralanott Caroline Metlen Kirkman Barbara Williams Daniels Mal]' Marsden Zimnie Stacy Wiedow Umstead ALPHA BETA Roberta Grant White Holly Christina Kroon Renee' Johnson Vander Veer Anna Turkalo Herres Elizabeth Latcham Lindsay University of Buffalo EPSILON OMEGA june Hansen Hombergen IOTA Ruth King Balchunas Mal]'ann Jones Maginnis UPSILON California Polytechnic Unlv/ Phyllis Adams Leonard Denver University Grace Konczeski Blackstone Carol Bobinecz O'Keefe oregon state University san Luis Obispo Barbara Sprintha\1 Lloyd Jeanne Steinhart Bares Dorothy H Dinsmore Mildred White Boyd Elaine Davis Parker Sarah Garthwaite Beardsley Lori Edwards Graham Grace Houlder Matthews Carlotta Bartoo Loveland Maud Van Bellingham Perry Cora Stahl Ca meron Laura Janny Parma Lottie McDonald Beaven Chel]'l Bilheimer Mandsager Carolyn Dussing Pearson Sally Cook Henrietta Sturgis Richards Vera Sikes Blinkhorn Ava Batt Smalley EPSILON Helen Rhodes Fonda Marie Marrin Riel ALPHA GAMMA Rachel Killips Thoele Virginia Moyer Bowers syracuse University Bette Manriott Griebling Janet Taber Robertson Bet!]' Wilson Delong washington state University Shirley Barnett Guido Coralyn Carey Gunnison Dolores Eastman Ross Sonia Roan Edmunds Gertrude Born Bennett ZETA ALPHA Gail Gray Taylor Jean Isabel Allatt Hahn Marga ret Walters Hass Cynthia McKay Filonozuk june Cornelius Duby Indiana University southeast Charlotte Stevens With row Gloria Virginia MacCallum Irene Jenkins Heider Betty Lively Fraser Carol Cook Elliott Ann Baumf'rtle Carol Reiner Motyka Stacie Gra Rushing Constance Bodeker Hampton Thelma Bloom Hall Maria Calabrese Munray Mabel Kei zer Hansen Elizabeth Porak Keppner ZETA DELTA Helen Eshelman Ormond ifts may be made in trust Joan Deininger Jones Loyce Hainesworth Lemaire University of Tennessee; Jane Cressey Raymer G Lois Wagner Jones Georgia Menri\1 Lundstrom Virginia Lueddeke Robinson Charlotte Brennan McClure Sandra Heve rly Melchert Martin Gertrude Gibbins Shelton providing life income for you Kelly Lynn Moncrief Antoinette Cortese Gygi Mal]' Houk McKinnon Janet D Vine or others as well as for the benefit of Michelle Yost Miller Vera Thompson Murphy ZETA EPSILON Heidi Marie Mosier Esther Norum Sommerseth ZETA Deborah Fl]'zek Sreigers California State Unlv/ the Sigma Kappa Foundation, thus Elizabeth Owens Mountcastle George washington University Patricia Benoist Ottoman Gloria Shoberg Throo ~ Northridge Mal]' Armstrong Lenora Groesbeck Wa ters Susan G Ettinger reducing the size of your taxable Lois Stookey Paisley Andrea Amtsen Nancy McNeil Patrick Mal]' Hamersen Elizabeth Martin Brown ALPHA DELTA Chel]'l Polfus Minor estate. Eliza beth Kraus Reynolds Gina Marie DiPippo Stella Bellingham Sarern UniversitY of Tennessee Jewell B Alexander Priscilla Makela Dow Judith Woodruff Shaw ZETA ZETA Frances Wright Hilleal]' Rose Pl]'or Arrants Elizabeth Larcham Lindsay Sha ron Lowe'l' Souvenir Babson college Dorothy Saunders Hughes IOTA M~rv~nn lnnf''\ M:~oinni~; Pamela Spence Brackins Thurley Ernest Vol\ Barbara E Buttrick Eaton Naomi Crain Jarman Elberta Lowdermilk Honstein Liz Sledge Feighrner Mau reen Harahan Keating Doris Popham Knoop NU Meredith Davey Welton Barbara Leftwich Froula ZETA ETA Elise Free Kelso Joanne Malloy Lacy Middlebury College Burnetta Sweeney Williams Rachel Mayes Givens California state Unlv/ Mara Jo Miller Margaret Mayer Leise Ada Fankhauser Erickson Dorothy Gunn Howard Stanislaus Sylvia Nashiwa Osaro Marion Briggs Leu Helen Haldr Hudson PHI Merielle Leigh Irvin Jane Gilsdorf Lopez Louise Steuart Sylvester Edith Kirkman Lowe University of Rhode Island Mal]' Denney Jones Carol Frances Wanner Antha Ericke Mallander XI Katherine Murphy Ancona Anna Grego!]' Ku ykendall ZETA LAMBDA Laura Martin Mclean University of Kansas Donna Holden Boulmetis Constance Anne McKemie Dartmouth College ETA Patricia Schoenfelder Mills Betty Whitney Alderson Patricia Gingras Brigham Barbara Duncan Nave Elizabeth Ann McClintock Illinois wesleyan University Bernie Sipe Morphy Anne Dawkins Barbour Helen Houlder Brown Marjorie Wattenbarger Phillips Diana Jacobse n Baddorf Patricia Blanchard Paddon Charlotte Reams Benscheidt Natalie Dipippo Brown Susy Rice Ralston ZETA THETA Jean Sullivan Baird Caroline Mattern Rickus Lauren Bennen Cameron Debra L Chiacu Mildred Elkins Shannon Tri-State university Norma Householder Brown Marcella Knudsen Rogers Marilyn J Chrismer Jennifer Mather Clays Mal]' Taylor Smith Jo Ann Bochrarh Kathl]'n Shipley Dick Virginia Frost Ruhl Kim Bushman Clair Mal]' Gagnon Coleman Nancy Nickell Verdier Louise Shores Farthing France\\ Lee Schrader Jerry Street Cudney · Patti Ann Cannel]' Kay Harr Wade ZETA MU lnge Freidinger Flinn Bettie Schmidt Spangler Carolyn J Drumm Dorothy Maciejewski Cunningham Patsy Temple Waters Unlv of California/ San Diego Veveca Ann Gustafson Lola Abell Wilkins Anneliese Schnierle Engelmann Helen Kinney French Sharon M Longanilla Marion Cronkrite Halverson Phebe Thresher Hayes ALPHA EPSILON LAMBDA Tasha Gulick Gandy judith Gilmore Kirby Elizabeth Wakenhur Germany Jill M Holton Iowa State UniversitY ZETA NU Patricia Johnson Mount university of california/ Regina jones Myers Beth Ross Honigschmidt Mal]' Olson Biegger University of Texas Ann Niederme ye r Opperman Berkeley Barbara Hannas Payne Patricia Shailer Kennedy Maria Bowman Evans Jeanette Braun Cacciola Dorothy Brown Orlopp Lisa Larsen Beck Rachael Kathleen Pirner Mia Elyse Kreplick Jean C Adams Mattie Thomas Powell Roxana Holmes Blanks Carolyn Lacey Root Donna Lindemann McBurney Theresa May Gallup ZETA RHO Dorothy Doig Ridinger Mal]' Nosier Buehler Sharon Manley Timmons Judith A Silvestri Munrah Suzanne Jane Horgen Lafayette College Deborah Mueller Sawyer Carol O'Brien Burke Mal]' Lynn Tuley Margaret Hart Neidlinger Terri Osborne Johnson Janet Middlemas Lynn Karhy Gotshall-Sollars Wendy Walther Bums Mal]' Christine Wagner Marjorie Santos O'Neill Bette Stewart Kalsem Susan Miller Suzi Stevens Chartley Stebbins Calder Deanne Dalbom Weeks Jacquelyn Strong Richard Olivia Ambal Madison Cynthia Travis Moore Pauline Munray Vreeland Chel]'l Greene Corsa Lisa Klotz Winkler judy Stone Saulnier Mildred Knott Miller Jane Dannewirz Nettleton Dawn M Wilder Eleanor Poley Cru ikshank Ma~· Onrison Woods Elinor C Williams ZETA UPSILON Dorothy Culbreth Wilson Elizabeth Watkins Cunner Christine E Nolin Ella McMullen O'Donnell California Polytechnic Unlv/ Jean Barr Wright Marilyn Schoettler Dempsey OMICRON CHI Pomona Gail juliana Dempster DDS Jill Dawn Raveling THETA Tufts University Ohio state University Kenrie Fliss Schroepfer Traci Minamide Kawaguchi Muriel Stoll Emerson Claire ]arisch Butterfield Genevieve Shaw Doan university of Illinois Barbara F Gaffey Marga~e£ Everett Suuon ZETA PHI Vera Wakefield Dewar Floy Armstrong Hunt Anita Ohlsen Wald Elma Dahler Ackerman Lauren Esbensen Greenberg Elizabeth Burgess Kelly Marjorie Coles Grennan Ava Audet McNeil Bet!]' Gaines Williams Rutgers, The State UniversitY Michele Carole Anderson Dorothy A Metzger Mal]' Katherine May Lisa renee Missel Benz Sue Jarvis Barca Carol Davis Hansen Ruth Behrend Mitchell judith L Saunders Virginia Cooper Bayer Bonnie King Hazarabedian ALPHA ZETA Betty Frampton Blixen Elizabeth K Kalinin PSI cornell UniversitY ZETA CHI Lynne Van Ormer Carlson Caroline E Kelley SIGMA University of Wisconsin Louisa Ri dgway Davis Florida Institute of Joanne Forsberg Carson Jean Corliss Klemenok southern Methodist Bernice Marion Dougan Margaret Austin Gooding Technology Diane Snodgrass Conklin Macy E Moring University Maxine Drawheim Dulin Eloise Hendershot Lennox Kal]'n McElroy Prestera Elizabeth Baker Dahm Marilyn Crane Moorish Joyce Agar Agnew Caroline Field Gunderson Virginia Robards Powers Rosalie Hall Dowdall Marilyn Boyd Probert Bonnie Potter Bliffert Jean McDonald Jones ZETA OMEGA Lillian Walling Duder Virginia Carpenter Rei Fay Burnett Frances Vea Milow ALPHA ETA Lo11s1ana state university Beth Obrecht Eilers Dorothy Dunnicliff Richardson Adelene Dickinson Oakley Berty Howland Ross University of Minnesota Elizabeth Wood Smith Elizabeth Griffin Fanrar Janet Walker Rose field Willibel Hoope r Sutton Ethel Larson VanSickle Shirley Softky DeCourcy Sigma Kappa Tria n g I e I Fall1991-23 Lois Fraurschi Ginkel AlPHA XI Dorothy Bacon Govan lETA ZETA Gloria Kirla Deremiah Marianne Vaubel Leedy Sally Rohrig Dunne Donna Bums Long Unlterslty of Iowa Maribeth Fascetti Guys un11erslty of Maryland AlPHA THETA Patricia Precobb Hannum Margaret Mill Allegrini Susan Nichols Etienne Patricia Poggenbu~ Marcin Edna E Durst Faye Call filisko Suzanne L Mrozins i Unlwerslty of loll$1111e Hazel Evans Faidley Cynthia Cleveland joss Lelia Goss Benedict Laura-Ann Pratt King Theresa Lynn Bilirski Lynette Harvey Guenther Shirley Walcott Ray Elizabeth Dalton Baumann Salome F Foote Elaine Jewett Hale Marie Romatawski Dorothy Zapp Brown Laura Lynn Skudma Catherine Foust McGivern Jane Levin Gold Denise Force Roe Margaret Grambo Sandra Nolan Halley Kathy Hunt Traster Doris Buyer Erickson Genevieve Lewis Stayles Charlene Robinson Hansen Claire Elizabeth Vogelei Clara Scherff Ferguson Margaret Wolf Carole Zlotohoski Stelmach Kimberly G Guerrieri Mary-Alice Work Stephens Marion Dameron Harvatt Kelli Henderson Kassor joyce Patterson Garr Eleanor Kiel GAMMA GAMMA Gle nda Papon Hailer AlPHA OMICION Jacquelynn Boersma Van Duren Geraldine Femes McClenaghan university of California/los Jill Bullard Winship Amy Perkins O'Connell Ruth Oeh mi ~ Koch llldla•a State Unlfersltl Dorothy Skene Hampton Ch ristina Ne son Kolb Ollie Render Boles Nancy Breit Kennedy Angeles Ann Sipp Ross AlPHA UPSilON Barbara jean Swank Elizabeth M Kurella Janice Greer Bullock Karen Gard ner Lee Bernice Fulton Adair Jennifer Ralph Lause Laura Goldfuss Mason Margaret Brown Stilz Anita Finke Baier unlwerslty of North Da•ota Dana Patrice Thompson Susan Lynn Walter Maria Langner Layman Barbara Banok Masulovich Adele Booth Blanchard Evelyn Buechler Kathrine E Lindsay Patricia Ripple Newby Terrell Balfour King AlPHA IOTA Catherine Parker Brown Margo Louderback Murdock Ma~orie McCandless Newlin Caroline Gilmore Clark lETA ETA Mla•l Unlwerslty Unlterslty of Massatblsetts Sheryl Sue Overley Lucinda Nonon Niles Shirley Lang Barber Eleanor Harrahy Clement joni Renee Ross jennifer Lynn Oosterhoff Wendy Welch Breen Diane Kinch Corry Laura E Siem Christine Vidovich Perkins Deborah Galvin Bridgewater Interested in having an endowed Elizabeth Liberatore Fuller Na ncy Proctor Sokal Wendy Witherspoon Rock Ruth Elizabeth Brown Cristina Kelly Montfon Brenda Emshwiller Stafford Susan Dougan Schell Marilyn Hastinf 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Jean Ryder Perley Vada Benson Ulrech Kathleen Britt Spivak Doro Collegiate and Alumnae Chapter Contributions Bloomington/ ormaiiL alumnae Ft. Worth TX alumnae chapler Founders' chapter Fresno CA alumnae chapter Triangle Buffalo Yal umnae chapter Grand Rapids Ml alumnae chapter Chicago IL N\V Towns alumnae Greater Kansas City Mo alumnae (conrribta iom totaling $5 ,000 or TheSi gma Kappa Foundation extends our gratitude to the chapt er chapter more fro m )wte I , /990 through Greater Lansing Area Ml alumnae May 3 1, 199 1) collegiate and alumnae chapters who supported national Chicago IL outh Suburban alumnae chapter chapter Beta Tau-University of Florida philanthropies and scholarships from June 1, 1990 through May Chicago IL West Towns alumnae Greater ew Orleans LA alumnae Epsilon Mu-University of Missouri 31, 1991. Funds are raised through the Annual Lollipop Sale and chapter chapter Cincinnati OH alumnae chapter Grosse Pointe Ml alumnae chapter special fund raisers for Alzheimer's, Gerontology, American Farm Denm CO alumnae chapter Hammond IN alumnae chapter Diamond School, Maine Sea Coast Mission and Scholarships. Ft. Lauderdale FL alumnae chapter Hartford CT alumnae chapter Fox Va lley/DeKalb IL alumnae Heartland FL alumnae chapter Triangle chapter Illinois/Iowa alumnae chapter (con criburions tota ling $2,500 ro Houston TX alumnae chapter Indianapolis IN alumnae chapter $4,900from }u ne I, 1990 Houston Sigma Kappa Founda tion Jackson TN alumnae chapter rhrough May 3 1. 199 1) Beta Psi- San Diego State Alpha Delta- University of Zeta Omega -Louisia na State Lehigh Valley PA alu mnae chapter Kalama:oo Ml alumnae chapter University Tennessee University Memphi s TN alumnae chapter Kno»•ille TN alumnae chapter Alpha X i- U ni versi~· of Iowa Gamma Theta- California State Alpha Epsilon-Iowa State Theta Del ta - U ni v ersi ~· of orthern Virginia alumnae chapter Lafayette IN alumnae chapter Universi ty, Long Beach University Delaware Ocea n NJ Area alumnae chapter Lawrence KS alumnae chapter Gamm a Lambda-East Tennessee Alpha Omicron-Unimsit)' of Theta Epsilon- University of Peoria IL alumnae chapter Lincoln NE alumnae chapter President's State University California, Los Angeles Ca li fo rnia, Riverside Philadelphia PA alumnae chapter Long Beach CA alumnae chapter Triangle Delta Theta- Northeast Missouri Alpha Tau-Michigan State Thera Eta- University of Nevada, Pomona Valley CA alumnae chapter Long Island NYa lumnae chapter State University University Las Vegas Sa n Antonio TX alumnae chapter Los Angeles CA alumnae chapter (co nrribucions roraling $ 1,000 co Theta Pi-State University of New $2,499 fro m june I , 1990 Delta Mu-Nonhwestern University Alpha Chi-Georgetown Co llege Sa rasota FL alumnae chapter Low County GA alumnae chapter rh ro ugh May 31. 199 1) Delta Rho-James Madison Alpha Omega-University of York, Geneseo Sigma Kappa Reg1onal Conference Marietta OH alumnae chapter Univers i~· Alabama Theta Phi-University of Tennessee, South Oakland County Ml alumnae Marin County CA alumnae chapter Zeta- George Washington Delta Sigma-Western Illinois Beta Epsilon-Louisiana Tech Chattanooga chapter Mid-Cities TX alumnae chapter University Univers it}' University Former onh Shore IL alumnae Spokane WA alumnae chapter Mid- Missouri alumnae chapter Bera Z e t a - U nivers i~· of Maryland Delta Upsilon- South west Missouri Beta Eta- University of chapter Tulsa OK alumnae chapter Monroe LA alumnae chapter Beta Sigma-Purdue U nivers i ~· State Uni\1ers iry Massachusetts West Ora nge Co un ~· CA alu mnae Nashville TN alumnae chapter Gamma Mu-Eastern Illinois Delta Psi- Rad fo rd University Beta Theta- Marietta College Miami FL alumnae chapter chapter New Jersey Suburban alumnae Universir,· Eps ilon Alpha--, Lenoir-Rhyne Bera Mu-Culver-Stockton Co llege Phoenix AZ alu mnae chapter chapter Gamma Phi- orth Ca rolina State College Beta Upsilon-Ohio University orthern Dela•·are alumnae chapter U niv ersi~· Epsilon Epsilon-Universi ty of Beta Chi-University of California, Other North Harris Coun ty alumnae Delta Iota- California State Georgia Santa Barbara Sisterhood contributions chapter University, Chico Zeta Epsilon-California State Gamma Alph a - U nivers i~· of onh Orange County CA alumnae Epsilon Omega- California Unive rsi~· . Northridge Northern Colorndo Triangle (co nt ribu tions wwli ng 11 11 ro $99 chapter from june I , l 990 through Ma)' Po l y~ec hni c State University, San Zeta Kappa-Angelo State Gamm a Bera- Wesrern Michigan Oklahoma City OK alumnae 3 1. 199 1) Luis Obispo University University (conrribur ions roca fing $100 ro chapter Zeta Omicron-University of Zeta Mu-University of California, Gamma Gamma- Indiana Srate $2 49 from Jun e I , 1990 rhrough Gamma Delta- Thiel Co llege Pittsburgh PA alumnae chapter Ari zona Sa n Diego Universit)• Ma y 3 1, 199 1) Gamma Xi-Lambuth College Portland OR alumnae chapter Theta Zet a -Uni v ersi~· of Virginia Zeta Phi-Rutgers, The State Gamma Epsilon-Indiana Gamma P i-Tennessee Wesleya n Pueblo CO alumnae chapter Theta Kappa- University of University of NewJ ersey Universi ty of Pennsylvania Iota- University of Denver Co llege Richmond VA alumnae chapter Southern Ca lifornia Theta Alpha-Appalachian State Ga mm a Zeta- Northern Illinois Alpha The t a - U ni vers i ~· of Zeta Chi-Florida lnsritute of Rochester NY alumnae chapter Theta Lambda-Massachu setts Univers ity University Louisville Technology Rockford IL alumnae chapter Institute of Tec hnology Theta Gamma- onheast Gamma Era-Ball State University Alpha Sigma-Westminster College Sacra mento CA alumnae chapter Theta Xi-Auburn University Louisiana Unive rsity Gam ma Kappa- Southern Illinois Bera Xi-Me·mphis State U n ivers i~· Ad rian Mi alumnae chapter Santa Barbara CA alumnae chapter Thera Tau-Kansas Srate Unil'ersity Theta Nu-Baylor Unive rs ity University Beta Omega - University of Ames lA alumnae chapter Seattle WA alumnae chapter Theta Upsilon-Bowling Green Theta Omicron-Ari:ona Srate Ga mma Omega- Wittenbe rg Nebraska, Omaha Anderson/Muncie IN alu mnae South Bay CA alumnae chapter Srate University University University Gamma Pi-Kentucky Wesleyan chapter Sourh Bend I alumnae chapter Theta Rho- University of Kentucky Delta Delta- Central Michigan College Ann Arbor Ml alumnae chapter Southwest FL alumnae chapter Delta Beta corporntion boa rd (in Theta Sig m a - U ni vers i ~· of University Gamma Rho- Wesrern Carolina Arrowhead CA alumnae chapter South•·est MO alumnae chapter honor of Jean Hosier) Hanfo rd Delra Eta- Centrnl Missouri Stare U ni vers i ~· Athens TN alumnae chapter Space Coasr FL alumnae chapter Pasadena CA Area alumnae chapter Universi ry Ga mma Tau-Midwestern Atlanta GA alumnae chapter pint of St. Louis alumnae chapter Delta Nu-Longwood College University Austin TX alumnae chapter Springfield MO alumnae chapter & Violet Delta Tau-University of Ce nt ra l Ga mm a Upsilon-California Birmingham AL alumnae char,ter Springfiel d OH alumnae chapter Pearl Arkansas Springfiel d/Decatur Area IL ~ Triangle Universi ty of Penn sylvania Birmingham/Bloomfield Ml a umnae Triangle Delta Chi-Central State Uni versi~· Delta Alpha-Eastern Michigan chapter alumnae chapter Epsilon Sera- University of New University Bluegrass KY alumnae chapter Terre Haute IN alumnae chapter (co ncrib ur ion s wwlin g $500 10 (co nc ribucions cowling $250 ro $999 from June 1, 1990 26-Fall 1991 I S i 9 m a K a p p a T r i a n 9 I e COLLEGIATE I ZETA George Washington University Washington, D.C.-Recently Z had great success with what we hope will be come a tradition. During the university's an nual Parents' Weekend, our chapter held a parents' tea. This event, under the direction of PR chairperson, Suzanne Carabelli, was attended by the parents of more than 30 women. During the tea there was a display of Z accomplishments both on the campus and in the community. The tea offered an opportunity for parents to visit their daugh ters and the nation's capital at the same time and to see first hand the special IK friendships that have formed. Fundraising chairperson Corey Todres, also implemented a new program for parents to send support baskets filled with snack food to their daughters during the trying Rhode Island University, Sigma Kappa Tria n g I e 1 Fall1991-27 COLLEGIATE I We also have a parents' club which meets The parents of the A 28-Fall 1991 I S i g m a K a p p a T r i a n g I e COLLEGIA TEl BETA TAU GAMMA LAMBDA Another event Amy and Julie planned fell University of Florida East Tennessee State University on Kentucky Wesleyan's Parents Weekend during fall rush. We held an informative Gainesville, FL-Each fall BT honors Johnson, TN-fA has several activities dinner for parents to help them better un our parents at Parents' Weekend. This past in which parents participate. Each year we derstand how important Sigma Kappa really year the festivities began on a Saturday af have our annual Parents' Day banquet that is to their daughters.-SHELLEY LENTZ ternoon with a reception at a local hotel. gives each parent a chance to learn what Lunch was entertaining as the sisters sang Sigma Kappa is all about and what our or and presented a slideshow· filled with shots ganization can do for their daughters. of homecoming, bid day, "Party in Para Another enjoyable activity we had this dise," and other BT events. past year was our Parents' Day picnic. We Besides showing off our sisters and house, provided food and games for parents and so we like to let our parents get a taste of what rority members, and r As got to know other being a "Gator" is like. Parents' Weekend IK sisters and their parents better. chairman Jen Vail, made certain that even -ANDREA WEISS the parents without tickets to the home football game got to see it. She rented a big GAMMA MU screen TV and had refreshments for the Eastern Illinois University group that stayed at our house. Parents also toured the house on Saturday and were able Charleston, IL-Our Parents' Weekend to pose for a picture with "Alberta," the chairmen Jill Becker and Libby Jeffers, did a Eastern Illinois University's house mother Evelyn wonderful job organizing fM's fun-filled Woolen and Leah Richardson, fM, enjoy a "UF Gator" mascot. Parents' Weekend brunch. Sunday closed Parents' Weekend at a lo Parents' Weekend held in April. The festivi cal park where BTs and their parents played ties officially started on Saturday with a softball, volleyball, and went canoeing. All cookout and a tour of the newly remodeled GAMMA PHI the activities made for a hungry crowd. A IK house. In the evening we had a dinner North Carolina State University reception and dance. After dinner, fM Pres few six foot subs hit the spot!-LORI Raleigh, NC-Last October for our f Sigma Kappa Tria n g I e I Fall 1991-29 COLLEGIATE I Parents are a big part of Lll. One special mother and LK daughter agreed that Sigma winter. Last year, on the 25th anniversary of moment was the time Beth Johnston 's Kappa has played a significant part in their EE at UGA, we invited our parents to help mother, a LK alumn a, was able to share lives.-DEBORA H R. LONG us celebrate at a Sunday reception for na with Beth the Order of the Triangle serv tional officers of Sigma Kappa. ice.-MON IQUE GARC IA EPSILON ALPHA Last spring was an active time for EE par Lenoir-Rhyne College ents. First, they surprised us by helping fund DELTA PI new carpet for a downstairs bathroom and Lock Haven University Hickory, NC-Because many EA mem hallway and then turned out in force to re bers are from states other than North Caro decorate it all. As a thank you we tried to Lock Haven, PA-Founders' Day is spe lina, parent involvement is sometimes make our Parents' Day extra special by hav cial to LlTI. Our parents share in the joy of difficult to achieve. However, our parents ing a house tour, slide show and song dem honoring our founders during this weekend, have been willing to help and support us in onstration before caravanning to a local which includes a banquet, celebration and any way possible. We had parents help in park for a barbecue and games.-EUZABETH activities with their daughters. the planning and the actual carrying of our SCHUCHS During pledging we feel it is important homecoming float, a "Centennialpede," to that parents share in the experience. To commemorate our co llege's 100 year EPSILON ZETA keep the parents involved, we secretly write anniversary. Western Kentucky University to them and request photos and any inter One EA father made a wooden scrapbook esting stories about their daughter that we cover for our chapter's scrapbook. Another Bowling Green, KY-Last spring EZ de can share with the sisterhood. parent made a beautiful heart-shaped cided to get our parents involved in rush LlTI often discusses various ways in which wreath including all the LK symbols for our '91. In addition to the annual scholarship we can keep parent involvement a top prior hall. This wreath was presented by the Delta banquet to which we invite parents, we ity in our chapter. One example is the time pledge class as its gift for the chapter. In ad asked our fathers to come and help us get we contacted the mother of a LlTI legacy dition, many of the local parents allow EA our props organized for our rush parties. We and invited her to her daughter's initiation. to use their homes for retreats and special changed the scholarship banquet from a for What a lovely surprise it was for the new parties. EA appreciates all of this parental mal, sit-down dinner to a brunch, leaving initiate when she realized that her LK involvement.-MARY KNAPP ample time for work on this project. mother was there among the sisterhood. There is also a lot of behind the scenes -SHAWN GERHARDT work which our parents do for us. Moms be come invaluable to us during rush by gra DELTA PSI ciously sewing new preference dresses and Radford University helping make the various gifts we give to our little sisters, penguin pals, heart sisters, Radford, VA-As the spring semester at and pledges. Dads are also responsible for RU came to an end, many LliJ' thoughts some of the transportarion in moving rush were focused on the strength of siste rhood props and equipment. They even provide that has grown since our re-establishment in such necessities as work boots for some of the fa ll of 1988. We decided to include the the EZ tuggers during WKU 's "Greek mothers of the re-founding sisters and the Week" tug-of-war, an event in which EZ graduating seniors in our first annual consistently places.-SHEILA WHITE Mother-Pinning ceremony. On this occasion nearly 40 mothers were EPSILON LAMBDA able to become part of their daughters' col California State University, Sacramento lege careers and growth in Sigma Kappa. Kirry Peyton and Lisa Abraham enjoy Parents' They listened to the history of LliJ' and to Day I99 I at the Univers ity of Georgia , EE. Sacramento, CA-The sisters of EA the "Legend of the Pearl " and then stood were both proud and excited to have their proudly as each sister announced her EPSILON EPSILON parents attend our installation banquet last mother's name for the pinning. University of Georgia Mothers' Day weekend at a local hotel for a For so me of the mothers, this ce remony luncheon and various speakers with inspira was one of their first opportunities to be Athens, G.A-EE parents are unwavering tional thoughts. The unity and spirit felt co me an actual part of Sigma Kappa and to in their support of our chapter goals and ac within the room contributed to the day's expe rience the sisterhood that has evolved tivities. Our strong parents' club, which has success. a fat her as president, makes us unique on in LliJ'. Many of them talked abo ut the For Parents' Weekend in September, the this ca mpus. changes that have taken place since three same day as our fall "Presents," Parent During ru sh, EE parents send flowers, years ago when the Alpha class of LliJ' was Club chairman Kelly Arendt, arranged a help with minor repai rs, and act as chefs. In initiated. Through all these changes, each footb all game with the fathers and a tea the fa ll they return and join the parents of with the mothers. EAs are excited about our new pledges to help ready the house for 30-Fall 1991 I S i 9 m a K a p p a T r i a n 9 I e COLLEGIATE I sharing their future LK experiences with ZETA NU their parents in hopes of strengthening our University of Texas special bond.-STEPHANIE OLIVER San Antonio, TX-ZNs have been EPSILON MU working harder and harder each semester to University of Missouri involve their parents in activities. A parents' newsletter is distributed to the parents, noti Columbia, MO-EM has been at the fying them of various upcoming events and University of Missouri for only two years but also explaining Sigma Kappa's excellent op has already had two successful Parents' portunities, such as the scholastic program Days. and the philanthropic good deeds of the Our first year on campus parents were in sorority. vited to a brunch, entertained by sisters Stacey Sharum , EA, and her mother Doroth)' Davis It is a ZN tradition to celebrate Founders' Sharum, BP, rake parr in rh e CSU Sacramenta, singing to them and introduced to many EA, installation banquet. Day with the parents each November. Last alumnae, advisors and officers of Sigma fall we had a luncheon outdoors at a sister's Kappa. This special day occurred during house in the country with volleyball, bil UM's Parents' Weekend so that parents EPSILON OMEGA liards, and good food. could enjoy both the festivities on campus California Polytechnic State University All parents are invited to our rush work as well as in the sorority. shops and to the actual rush parties in the For EM's second Parents' Day, parents San Luis Obispo, CA-EQ had a won fall. The parents enjoy helping out with dec were invited to our new LK house for a bar derful turnout for our Parents' Weekend last orations or just bringing the greatly appreci becue and a tour to see all the progress we February, beginning with a morning tour of ated food. One parent was a great help by had made in one year. Stadium blankets local wineries followed by a lunch and an teaching us how to make various crafts, were available for members to purchase for afternoon auction held in our chapter which were later presented to the alum their parents so that they could use them house. This proved to be a great fundraiser nae.-CYNDY LEDWIG for our football games and have a nice sou and a lot of fun. In the evening, parents ac venir from their visit with their LK daugh companied their daughters to "Winter Won ZETA UPSILON ters.-STACY BEST derland," our annual formal dinner dance. California State Polytechnic University The weekend concluded with a Sunday EPSILON TAU brunch at the house. Pomona, CA-Z1's parental involve Parent involvement is evident all year. ment for the past year has been great. With California State University at Fullerton Mothers of many of our women help out out the help of many of our parents, Fullerton, CA-Our fall "Presents" for during rush , and entire families attend the especially our mothers, we could not have mal gives us the opportunity to meet the "Presents" ceremony for the new pledge had such a successful and outstanding rush. pledges' parents as well as to include the fa class each fall. Many parents show their Our parents' club is planning a Monte thers in the ceremony by having them escort support of our scholastic achievements by Carlo night to raise money for our chapter. their daughters. Many parents also attended sending care packages during final exams. The parents will run the whole party, giving our "Monte Carlo Night" the ET philan EQ appreciates this continual support by them a chance to get to know each other thropic fundraiser for Alzheimer's Disease. our parents.-KELLY GREGOR better. Parents helped with our house rummage sale by donating used goods. We also held a spring tea and open house when parents and family were given a house tour. Fathers, especially, seemed happy to be included. We are looking forward to mock rush: mothers, sisters and grandmothers will be invited to experience a day of rush. This day will give us the opportunity to practice for rush as well as to entertain our guests with skits. Other future plans include a pizza night and a family day at Angel Stadium for a baseball game. -]ENNY FEJES Californ ia Stare University Fullerton, ET, collegians show rheir enthusiasm during Greek week . Sigma Kappa Tria n g I e I Fall1991-31 COLLEGIATEI At the end of each year, ZY gives special On initiation day, the parents, who have THETA KAPPA thanks to those parents who gave that little been invited earlier by their daughter's big University of Southern California extra to Sigma Kappa by awarding them sister, make a surprise appearance at the re with a LK pin and a certificate.- SHANNON ception following the ceremony. Los Angeles, CA-Last February, 26 REY 8Z offers many more opportunities for 8Ks and 24 8K daddies played miniature parental involvement. For example, every fall golf and enjoyed a barbecue in Kim Karo's on Parents' Weekend, ez has a barbecue or backyard. Daddy-Daughter Day is just one THETA GAMMA way in which our parents are involved in Northeast Louisiana University a pot-luck just before the football game for the parents to become better acquainted. eK. Monroe, LA-Last April 8f held Par At the end of the year, a banquet is held Our parents' club assists in rush by decor ents' Day. We ate lunch at the Holiday Inn in honor of the graduating seniors when ating the house with flowers and by putting and then returned to the sorority dorm to they are presented with poems, letters, and on "Presents" for the new pledges. At entertain parents. We took them through gifts by their little sisters on behalf of their Christmas time, the club organizes a tree open house first. The parents were divided parents.-]ENNIFER BACON trimming party. Each 8K brings a new or into groups and taken into different rooms. nament, and those together with the old The chairmen of philanthropy, scholarship, THETA IOTA ones from past years are used to decorate our tree. During finals, the parents send social activities, finances and pledging State University of New York, Fredonia talked with the parents and answered ques study care packages consisting of baskets tions. We then reassembled in the chapter Fredonia, NY -81 wrapped up another filled with food goodies, pencils, and, of room and showed them a video tape that we successful and exciting year by inviting all of course, blue books. show the rushees during rush. Also to enter the parents to its second annual recognition At the end of the year the parents' club tain them, we performed "Hard Rock Cafe." banquet, which recognizes sisters for their had a barbecue for Mrs. Burton, our won We wanted to give our parents a little taste contributions in making 81 an outstanding derful house mother, to thank her for all of rush and to explain to them what Sigma chapter in the community and on campus. she did throughout the year.-SHANNON Kappa is all about- CHRIS jACKSON We wanted the parents to share in the glory LYONS that 81 has been voted the Outstanding THETA EPSILON Greek chapter at Fredonia for the third con THETA LAMBDA University of California, Riverside secutive year and to meet all of the rKs Massachusetts Institute of Technology who helped accomplish this recognition. Riverside, CA-Here at 8£, we have 81 is also organizing a parents' club to get Cambridge, MA-Last October 8A several ways of sharing the rK experience our parents involved by helping out with hosted the second annual Sigma Kappa with the parents of our members. Since we different activities and functions . There is family brunch to which parents of sisters like the parents to be as involved as possi no resource more precious or greater loved were invited for a chance to learn more and ble, we arrange several functions every year. than our parents.-MICHELE R. ROGUSKI to ask questions about Sigma Kappa. First is the initiation tea when parents of the new initiates are invited to view a slide show highlighting their daughters' pledge period as well as other chapter events. Our rK composite, pillows, paddles and photo albums are also on display. A less formal parents' event is our par ents' day barbecue when sisters and their parents meet in a local park to have a pic nic and to play softball and volleyball. This fun, casual day helps parents become more familiar Sigma Kappas. We feel that through these activities par ents learn what a wise choice their daugh ters have made in Sigma Kappa.-LAURA THOMAS THETA ZETA University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA-8Z seeks to in volve the parents in all phases of their daughters' collegiate lives as Sigma Kappas. University of Delaware, €M , collegians and alumnae are excited about receiving rh e Lorah Monroe Award . 32-Fall1991 I S i g m a Kappa Tria n g 1 e COLLEGIA TEl Northern Illinois University , rz, received the "Best New Rush Party Award" at COTS. The brunch featured displays which illus In the spring parents are always support From the small task of putting ice cubes trated IK history, the various IK philan ive of eN's participation in All University into glasses to the large task of sewing cos thropy projects, our social events, our Sing. The eN singers and dancers are cer tumes at the last minute, IK moms are scholarship program, pictures of our sister tainly encouraged by the cheers from the there willing to do whatever they can. hoods, and various financial information. audience. - CARRIE BIGB IE - KAREN RuzBACKI eA officers were present to answer questions. THETA XI THETA PI Also, with the consent of each pledge, Auburn University State University of New York, Geneseo eA sends a special information packet to her parents to ensure that parents learn Auburn, AL-Parent participation and Geneseo,. NY - Our Public Relations more about Sigma Kappa. - KATHERINE involvement began this past fall with our chairman, Laura Wischoff, planned a host SHIM first annual homecoming tea, which gave of events for Parents' Weekend at our new our parents as well as our pledges an oppor IK house. A spaghetti dinner and slide THETA NU tunity to meet our officers, alumnae, and show were on the agenda for early evening, Baylor University the other members of our chapter. The par and at night the parents were welcomed ents really enjoyed themselves, and e::: is back to watch movies and to see our new Waco, TX-eN parents share IK en looking forward to this new tradition. sorority house. thusiasm as they attend Parents' Weekend, Another new e::: event in which parents Laura is also in the process of establish homecoming, All University Sing and other will be involved is our annual "Senior ing a parents' newsletter, which will include special functions. Night" held at the end of each school year. articles from each err officer to keep our Last Parents' Weekend, eN hosted a bar The parents of graduating seniors will be in parents aware of what our chapter is all becue for the families. Printed buttons read, vited to attend a dinner and slide show held about and up to date on e rr activities. The ''I'm a Sigma Kappa Mom" and "I'm a in their daughters' honor. At the conclusion newsletter will also be comprised of any spe Sigma Kappa Dad" for parents to wear to of the evening each senior will be presented cial announcements, such as awards that the football game and other Baylor events. with a book made possible by her parents' have been presented or any upcoming dates For homecoming eN invited families and contributions of numerous photographs and that parents may be interested in.- SHARON alumnae to a breakfast held at a restaurant paraphernalia to enable her to cherish her E. FROIO on the parade route so that everyone could IK memories. see eN's float and cheer for Juliette Marra, Each year e::: invites all of our mothers the chapter's nominee for homecoming to help during rush, and each year we re queen. ceive more help than we could hope for. Sigma Ka ppa Tr i a n g I e I Fall 1991- 33 Co llegians th at attended COTS ga ined fri endships that will be cheri shed. THE SIGMA KAPPA CLASSIC VISA THE SIGMA KAPPA CLASSIC VISA THE SIGMA KAPPA ~ \1\ ?\ s "This Really Is A Better Card" ~ My original reason for getting the Sigma Kappa Card was to support the Sorority. I figured as long as I was using a credit card, why not one to promote Sigma Kappa. But now, there are other reasons it's my favorite card. I've been surprised - and delighted - to realize that it really is better than others I've used. It costs less ... it has flexible features like the interest-free grace period ... and the benefits are outstanding. 0;oma The Sigma Kappa Card , . W?a makes me feel like a 0C§Of.:t-y smart consumer as well 000 ooo as a. good member. For 400° c-v -~sd GOOO \2 192 ...... Keleigh linn an app li cation, p1 ease ca ll ,... LDilF- Delta Delta 1>11 cJ»F-Dl{O Central Michigan University 1-800-669-7474, ext. 039. 1,1?>1?> · lfSII\ ::>ISStn::> lfddtf}llfW91S 3Hl lfSII\ ::>ISStn::> lfddtnllfW91S 3Hl 34-Fall 1991 I S i g m a K a p p a Tria n g I e SIGMAS HERE & THERE ... Mary Lagomarcino Anderson, AE, was in ... Mrs. Marlin D. (Melba Mann) Farnum, A, of ... Lorena Lobach , a sixth grade teacher at charge of graphics for the Global Reading pro Portland, ME is a missionary's widow with a South Mountain Middle School, Allentown gram in Ames, lA. This program promotes mission of her own-helping others. At the age School District has been nominated as Pennsyl global awareness through reading and experi of 90, Farnum is a volunteer who assists others vania Teacher of the Year. Two winners will be ence for children in kindergarten through sixth by reading and writing for them. "She's so help selected this fall, one elementary teacher and grade. Anderson's own children began the read ful and kind to me ," said Esther Brown, one of one secondary teacher. Lorena is one of nine ing program and now choose reading rather the women Farnum assists, "I depend on her to secondary teachers nominated from a list of than "heading for Nintendo after school." express myself." She volunteers in many activi 169 candidates . . . . Alice "Betty" Frantz Brown, T, has sup ties because she has been given so much in life, ... Amy McCulla, fd, and Lou Ann Watt, fd, ported the arts her entire life. She was recog and she gets much in return by helping others, were the two top graduates from Thiel College nized by the Columbus Area Art's Council as she said. this past May. Congratulations! the first recipient of the Patron of the Arts ... Mu~iel Nelson Hinkle, BZ, is chairman of ... Mildred Evans Puglisi, d, recently attended Award. "It's one of the most special awards I've the board and executive officer of Sonalysts, a her 51st reunion at Boston University. "It was received, to be honored by your peers in the high tech research and development firm she a great get together with Deltas for their 50th!" arts." Brown has worked for the arts for 4 2 founded with her husband. In 1986, their firm The Deltas included Anne Turkalo Herres, years, and has a long credit list: Indiana Arts was selected by the Small Business Administra Betty Jean Campbell, Muriel Carlson and Anna Commission member and vice chairman; Drift tion as the best small business in New England Kisluk Jacinto. "A co llegian, Janine Manger, wood Valley Art Council past president; Co and New York. Recently she participated in a was assigned to the dorm we stayed and made lumbus Pro Musica past president; First workshop geared toward the economic future of us feel most welcome." Christian Church youth choir director and southeastern Connecticut. North Christian Church choir director. In 1988 Brown was named a Sagamore of Wabash Wittenberg, fQ, and was named to Franklin College's Board of alumnae held a mini Trustees in 1990. reunion at th e chapter ... Ruth L. Evans, E, has continued in the field house in july of 1991. of education following her retirement. Ruth is a An atva rd was substitute teacher and also campaigned for a es tablished to recognize an seat on the Board of Education in Ramsey, NJ. outstanding fQ senior. .~ · . Ni.cole Falcone, Lll, is the recipient of the You ca n help by Frances Warren making donations for Speed Baker scholar the award and the house by sending a ship, established check to Gamma through the Sigma Omega Corporation, Kappa Foundation. PO. Box 2547, Nicole is pursuing a Springfield , OH degree in communi 45 5 0 I. Mark )'OUr calendars now for a cation and interna fQ reunion , jun e 19- tional relations at 21 , 1992! California State University, Chico Nicole Falcone , 1.11 and currently serves as vice president of We st Orange Co unry, Wes t Orange Count y the Delta Iota chapter. Young Alumnae, Long Falcone activities also include serving as pres Beach and Pa sadena ident and head delegate of the Chico State de alumn ae chapters bate team for the annual Model United hosted th e 1991 Nations Conference, Order of Omega, director Western Regional Conference. Pictured of tutoring for the Italian Language Depart are members of West ment, homecoming queen, Phi Eta Sigma and Orange County at the the Italian Student Faculty Association. "Frida y Nighr Mixer," Her awards and honors include receiving an Carmen Bowman Smirh , fB; Karin honorable mention at the annual Model Spenser Ha spell , fB; United Nations Conference in New York City, Carol Lykke Guthrie, Dean's list, "Most Inspirational Active" and BP; and Shari Closson the "Highest Grade Point Average" for the fall Garay, fB. 1989 semester. Sigma Kappa Tria n g I e I Fall 1991-35 COLBY AWARD The COLBY AWARD, established in ommendation to Cynthia Garrett, Sigma honor of the college where Sigma Kappa Kappa National Headquarters, 8733 Foun was founded in 1874, is presented at each ders Road, Indianapolis, Indiana 46268. national convention to alumnae of Sigma NOMINATIONS MUST BE POST Kappa in recognition of achievement in MARKED BY FEBRUARY 1, 1992. their careers. Nominees for this award must Please include a recent photograph of the be currently active in their professions and business, industry, education, science, and nominee. nationally known for their achievements. athletics. This form must be accompanied by a one Consideration requires more than local or The National Council of Sigma Kappa is page, typed letter of recommendation de regional recognition. soliciting nominations from initiated mem scribing how the nominee qualifies for the Fields to be considered include but are bers, collegiate and alumnae chapters. Colby Award. The letter may be accompa not limited to: arts, literature, public service, Submit the form below and a letter of rec- nied by supportive articles and publications. COLBY AWARD NOMINATION Name: ______~------~~~--~------~------(first) (maiden, if married) (last) Mailing Address:------ University/College: ------ Degree(s) Earned: ------ Collegiate Chapter: ------Initiation Year: ------ Field of Achievement: ------ National Recognition, Honors or Awards: ------ Participation in Sigma Kappa Activities: ------ Nominated by:------:--:---:--:----:---:------,------ (individual, collegiate or alumnae chapter) Address:------ Telephone Number:------ Address:------ 36-Fall 1991 I S i g m a K a p p a T r i a n g I e OSTEOPOROSIS Calcium Supplements Alone Will Not Prevent Bone Mass Loss woman's biological clock creates The average age of menopause in the 40, her bone mass gradually begins to de A change throughout her lifetime. The U.S. is 51. A complex of symptoms may oc cline at the rate of 0.05 % per year. The changes in the first half of a woman's cycle cur that may herald menopause. However, most rapid decline in bone mass occurs dur include puberty and the ability to give birth. all females make some estrogen even after ing the first three to five postmenopausal The cessation of menstrual flow and child menopause, as body fat actually produces it. years. Loss of estrogen is the main factor in bearing abilities, menopause, is an end to Because of this, an overweight fema le may this rapid loss of calcium from bone. As the the first half of a cycle, but it is also a not even have symptoms of menopause after bones lose calcium, they become weakened beginning. her ovaries stop functioning. However, most and spinal compression fractures may occur It is the beginning of the second half females have symptoms of menopause (es which result in the "dowager's hump" and of a woman's life and is often a time when trogen deficiency) which include hot an eventual loss of height which may reach she is freed of many of her previous flushes, night sweats, insomnia, increased 6 inches. The wrist becomes prone to frac responsibilities. intervals between periods, and the most tures, but the most devastating fracture is of In child-bearing years, the ovaries produce dangerous symptom of all which goes unno the femoral neck (hip fracture). estrogen and as a woman ages, the estrogen ticed until it is often too late, osteoporosis. Vertebral compression fractures occur in gradually decreases until it reaches a level Osteoporosis is the loss of bone mineral 25% of white females over age 65 and hip where she does not ovulate- this is content causing bones to become fragile and fractures occur in about 30% of white fe menopause. prone to fractures. After a woman reaches males in the seventh and eighth decades of Sigma Kappa Tria n g I e I Fall1991-37 following menopause because of decreased Although less important than estrogen, estrogen, there are numerous risk factors calcium supplementation and exercise both that may accelerate bone loss. Whites and have their part in prevention of bone loss. Orientals are affected by osteoporosis more About 1500mg. of elemental calcium has Risk factors frequently than are blacks. Osteoporosis ap been shown to reduce the rate of bone-mass associated with pears to run in families, and is more likely loss. Few Americans obtain this amount of osteoporosis in a woman with fair skin, small stature and calcium daily unless appropriate quantities small muscle mass. of dairy products are consumed. And today, Female gender A sedentary lifestyle may increase the rate because of the high cholesterol and caloric of bone loss. Immobilization, such as that content, many adults choose to avoid them. White or Oriental occurring in an illness, especially in the el A calcium carbonate supplement containing derly, causes rapid loss of bone density. 500 to 600 mg of calcium is a good way of Early menopause Other risk factors that can be altered in getting around this problem. clude cigarette smoking and alcohol con Studies have shown that even a modest Advancing age sumption, both of which increase the exercise program, especially one involving incidence of various types of fractures. Caf weight-bearing activities may improve bone Thin, small frame feine ingestion may also decrease the mineral content. Even as little as 20 min amount of calcium in bone. utes of exercise three times a week has been Immobilization, sedentary Prevention reported to show benefits. Walking is an ex lifestyle cellent form of exercise to preserve bone Once bone mass is lost, on ly a small per mass, and lifting one to two pound weights centage can be restored with intensive ther Poor dietary calcium intake helps to strengthen shoulders. apy, so the key lies in the prevention of Proper exercise and a healthy diet during osteoporosis. Family history of osteoporosis a woman's first cycle of life can largely de Calcium supplements alone will not pre termine her health status during post meno vent bone loss. Studies have shown that es Cigarette smoking pausal years. Act now to build strong, trogen must be taken along with calcium to healthy bones by utilizing the suggested cal prevent osteoporosis, and that estrogen Alcohol abuse cium intake and by partaking in exercise. alone is almost as effective as the combina The choices you make today and through tion of estrogen and calcium. High sodium diet out your life can help lessen the risk of There are several ways of taking estrogen, bone mass decline . including pills, shots, patches applied to the by Carole Neuman, M.D. Caffeine consumption skin, and pellets which are implanted under the skin. A physician will help determine Nulliparity which mode is best for each individual. Unfortunately, estrogen has received some High protein intake negative publicity and some women are afraid that it may cause cancer. The only High phosphate intake risk from estrogen is the possibility of cancer of the uterus (endometrial cancer) when it Absence of breast feeding is taken improperly. The simple addition of a progesterone to a part of the estrogen treatment cycle will not only prevent this, but will actually give this woman less risk of life. Around 12 % to 20% of women with hip developing this cancer than if she took no fractures die of complications within six hormones at all. months of the fracture. Half of these Estrogen has not been linked to cervical women lose their ability to live indepen cancers and it does not appear to cause dently and 20% require long-term nursing breast cancer. However, if a woman already care. has breast cancer, it may be stimulated to grow by estrogen. Therefore, it is important 40 years 60 years 70 years Risk Factors that a woman have a recent breast exam While most experts agree that the highest Osteo porosis can ca use the bones in the spine ro and mammogram prior to beginning estro weaken and become less able to support the weight rate of bone loss occurs in the 3 to 5 years gen therapy. of the upper body. 38-Fall 1991 I S i g m a K a p p a T r i a n g 1 e Calcium Content of Some Foods Milk and Dairy Products Calcium (mg) Protein Products Calcium (mg) Milk, whole (8 oz) 290 Tofu (4 oz) 145 Milk, low fat, 2% (8 oz) 300 Salmon, canned (3 oz) 167 Milk, skim (8 oz) 300 Sardines (3 oz) 370 Yogurt, plain, low-fat (1 cup) 415 Yogurt, fruit, low-fat (1 cup) 345 Grain Products Ice cream (1/2 cup) 88 American cheese (1 oz) 175 White bread, enriched Cheddar cheese (1 oz) 200 (1 slice) 19 Mozzarella cheese, part skim Whole-wheat bread (1 slice) 22 (1 oz) 183 Cottage cheese, creamed (11/2 cup) 60 National Organizations sumers. To order, write to Doubleday Pub Osteoporosis Patient Education Materials: lishers, 501 Franklin Avenue, Garden City, An Annotated Biography, 1988, consists of The following is a list of national organi NY, 11530, or call 11800/223-6834, ext. 40 citations of patient education materials zations which can provide extensive infor 9479. on osteoporosis. Send $2 .00 to AMS Clear mation on osteoporosis. inghouse, National Institutes of Health, Box Association for the Advancement of AMS, Bethesda, MD, 20892. Health Education Osteoporosis: Th e Si lent Th ief, 1988, is 1900 Association Drive written by William A. Peck, M.D., and Reston, VA 22091 Louis V. Avioli, M.D., for consumers. To or 703 /476-3437 der, write to AARP Books, 1900 East Lake National Institute on Aging Ave., Glenview, IL, 60025, or call 11800/ National Institutes of Health 238-2300. Building 31-Room 5C-27 Bethesda, MD 20892 References 3011496-1033 Esher JE: Osteoporosis: approaches to man agement. The Female Patient 1989, Volume National Osteoporosis Foundation 14, Number 10: pages 59-65. 1625 Eye Street, NW, Suite lOll Washington, D.C. , 20006 Estrogen Use: Pamphlet published by the American College of Obstetrics and Osteoporosis Research Institute Gynecology. 1707 Sunset Boulevard Grisanti JM : Some new views on preventing Houston, TX 77005 osteoporoSis. Contemporary OB /GYN 1989, 713 /526-5511 Volume 33: pages 60-78. The National Council on the Aging, Inc. National Osteoporosis Foundation, Wash 600 Maryland Ave., S.W. ington, D.C., 1991. Westing 100 Carole Neuman , M.D. Piziak VK: Osteoporosis: What can be Washington, D.C. 20024 Carole Neuman, H, srudied as an undergrad uate done? The Female Patient 1989, Volu me 202/479-6678/6689 at Illin ois Wesleyan University. She received her 14, Number 2: pages 57-68. master's degree from Emory University Sc hool of Medicin e in 1983 and completed her reside nC)' in St. Francis Women's Center, Indianapolis, Suggested reading materials obstetrics and gynecology at the University of IN , 1991. Florida, jacksonville branch. Carole presently Calcium and Common Sense, 1988, is works in a priva te practice and specializes in written by Robert P. Heaney, M.D., for con- obstetri cs , gy necology and infertili ty. Sigma Kappa Tria n g I e I Fall1991-39 Leaders Create Magic by Cultivating Skills in Sigmas Across the Country Each GC is selected annually on the ba of my life," "incredibly challenging but sis of leadership, motivation and academic equally rewarding," "a once-in-a-lifetime op achievement. She receives continued educa portunity!" In addition to the benefits of tion and training prior to COTS or conven travel and friendship, CCs have an opportu tion. Each year approximately 15-20 nity to refine important professional skills of universities may be selected as potential GC problem-solving, public speaking and leader sites; this list is published in mid-October ship. The high level of responsibility given a and is included with the "Graduate Coun CC will also enhance her credentials for fu selor/Chapter Consultant Application" ture career positions. packet. This year, nine women will be working This year, two women have been selected their magic as they visit numerous chapters to serve as GCs. With the continued suc from coast to coast. Each of these women Former and present CCs Shelley Stringer, Michele cess of our expansion program, the number will be assigned 10-20 chapters helping Anderson and Mary Wagner recreate our open them to maximize their potential. motto, "One Heart, One Wa y. " of GCs is expected to grow. All CCs are selected on the basis of t is amazing to watch the magic of a chapter experience, leadership abilities, mo I leader. She can turn a frown into a smile "I pledged Sigma Kappa in fall tivation and maturity. CCs participate in with little more than a kind word. She can training the week prior to COTS or conven elevate spirits and hopes with a helping of 1988 as a colony member. I tion, one week in August, and during a mid hand. She can make doubts and fears disap remember going through rush year retreat in November. pear with her wand of confidence. And, and getting chills when our na, Do You Possess the Magic? while she may not be able to pull a rabbit tional officers spoke of a lifelong from a hat, she is able to reach into the If you are a senior or a recent graduate, hearts of others and bring out their skills sisterhood. That day, I made a and are searching for a unique and reward and talents. commitment that Sigma Kappa ing experience, consider a position as a Sigma Kappa cultivates this magic was the only sorority for me and graduate counselor or chapter consultant. If through the many leadership opportunities if selected, I would serve our or, you wish to receive an application, send a that she provides. On a local level, our so postcard, with your name, address and re rority offers many positions for both collegi ganization to the best of my quest to Sigma Kappa National Headquiu ans and alumnae, to further promote Sigma ability. Now, I want to give ters, 8733 Founders Road, Indianapolis, IN Kappa and the development of leadership something back to 46268. skills. In addition, there are many challeng Application Timeline ing and rewarding national leadership posi Sigma Kappa!" tions available. ]ane Humphries, AIJI In October application materials are mailed to the president of each collegiate Graduate Counselors chapter, she should read the announcement Each year, Sigma Kappa selects a number at a chapter meeting. December 31, all ap of qualified women to serve as graduate Chapter Consultants plication materials are due (application, let counselors (GCs). A GC provides ongoing As salaried national officers of the soror ter of interest, transcripts, letters of leadership, support and guidance to one col ity, chapter consultants (CCs) provide rush reference and a statement of good health). legiate chapter throughout a given academic supervision, officer training, and workshop In January and February the national coun year. In addition to her work as a national facilitation to many chapters throughout the cil and director of field consultants review officer for Sigma Kappa, the GC is enrolled country. A CC may travel each week to a the applications. All applicants are notified in an advanced degree program. new college campus or may be assigned to in February if they have been selected to in Rush assistance, officer training, as well work with one colony for several months terview for the position of GC or CC. The as, internal and external relations are among during a colonization period. A CC may candidates interview in March and are in the responsibilities of a GC. In addition to also participate in expansion presentations, formed of the outcome. Training begins in the leadership experience, personal fulfill lead local/regional workshops, or assist with June. ment and new friends that the GC gains, CC interviews. she receives a scholarship stipend to assist When asked to describe the CC experi by Sandi George, BE with educational expenses. ence, many former CCs replied, "best year Director of Field Consultants 40-Fall 1991 IS i 9 m a Kappa Tria n 9 I e The 1991-1992 Chapter Consultants: (front) Kendra O'Daniel, Diane Woerpel, (back) Monica Coakley, Annie Stoutt, Brenda Wanner, Sara Adams, Mary Wagner, Jane Humphri es and Katheryn Lee. Sara Adams, EZ, Western Kentucky Uni versity, was a charter member of her chap ter, served as sisterhood chairman and received the "Most Active Active" award. Her panhellenic leadership positions con sisted of president, assistant rush chairman and rush counselor. Sara represented Sigma Kappa as a homecoming candidate, member of the advertising club and a contributing member of the Herald staff. Sara is from American Institute of Architectural Stu the "Best Active" award and "Greek Newburgh, IN and enjoys aerobics and out dents and is listed in Who's Who in Ameri Woman of the Year" award. She is a mem door activities. can College Students . Jennifer resides in ber of Order of Omega, PRSSA, Gamma Monica Coakley, ez, University of Vir Saginaw, MI and will be assisting AM, Uni Beta Phi and is listed in Who's Who Among ginia, served Sigma Kappa as president, rit versity of Michigan, as a graduate counselor. Colleges and Universities. Annie lives in Oak ual chairman and assistant pledge educator. Jane Humphries, to'¥, Radford Univer Ridge, TN and likes to walk, dance and She was actively involved with S.A.D.D. as sity, was a charter member of her chapter spend time with friends. a charter member and vice president. and served as the Sigma Kappa Triangle cor Mary Wagner, 3, University of Kansas, a Monica also held the position of staff writer respondent. She served her local panhellenic returning chapter consultant, served Sigma for the Greek Forum. She resides in Arling as president and vice president, in return Kappa as president, vice president and re ton, VA and enjoys tennis and cross she received the "Greek Woman of the cording secretary. She received the "Out stitching. Year" award in both 1990 and 1991. She standing Senior" award and is listed in served as a resident assistant and is a mem Significant Sigmas. Mary represented KU as a ber of PRSA and Rho Lambda. In 1991 she football recruiting hostess and a member of was named an "Outstanding Young Woman the communication studies honors program. of America." Jane's hometown is Arlington, She was named Miss Troia Thomas Co. VA and she likes to read and participate in 1990 and was a top ten finalist for the title outdoor activities. of "Miss Kansas." Mary resides in Harlan, Katheryn Lee, f Sigma Kappa Tria n g I e I Fall1991-41 1H l ------=--=-- Oltl~ O~l O~t 1 9 9 1 T-Shirts A1. 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Magnin, Anne Klein and Laura Selectric blue sky, a vast paradise rising anywhere in the country. Ashley. out of the serenity of wide open spaces Palm Springs and Palm Desert are a Veteran Sigma Kappa shoppers are al This is the resort where Sigma Kappas will mecca for Sigmas who wish to indulge in a ready talking about the Sigma Kappa trip to gather for the 1992 national convention pampered vacation. Take a glimpse of the the Desert Hills Factory Outlet Stores. July 8-12, at the Marriott Dessert Springs lifestyles of the rich and famous, you may These 52 shops located in Cabezon, which Resort and Spa. even cross paths with the stars. A sightsee is one half hour from the hotel, include The Sigma Kappa western hostess chap ing tour of scenic and historic areas of Palm Guess?, Esprit, Anne Klein, Adreinne Vit ters, collegiate and alumnae, welcome you Springs would include the residences of tadini, Adolfo, Nike, Oneida and Pfaltzgraff. to California. Enjoy the fellowship and Frank Sinatra, Gerald Ford, Bob Hope, Eliz A trip to Cabezon always includes a stop warmth generated by Sigmas from across the abeth Taylor, Goldie Hawn and the An at Hadley's Fruit Orchards to purchase fresh country, and experience the luxury of this nenberg Estate. and dried fruits, nuts, jams and breads. The lavish resort with family and friends. Be our experienced Hadley's shopper always sam guest for convention! Shopping ples one of the desert's famous date shakes. Palm Desert, California is located in the Take the opportunity to shop on Palm heart of the Coachella Valley which is less Canyon Drive, famous for its art and an Area Attractions than 120 miles from both Los Angeles and tique galleries. Enjoy the Desert Fashion Perhaps you'd like to take an exciting ride San Diego. The Palm Springs airport is 13 Plaza with fine shops such as Saks Fifth Av- on the Aerial Tramway which will whisk you 44- Fall 1991 I S i 9 m a Kappa T ria n 9 I e to an elevation of 8,516 feet for a breath taking view that stretches out 75 miles from the peak of Mount San Gorgonio to the Salton Sea. When you descend from the cool, crisp mountain air and the scent of pines on the mountain top, take a hot air balloon ride or see nature at the Living Des ert, a 1,200 acre animal park and botanical garden. Universal Studios Pamper Yourself Hollywood features The Marriott offers 395 acres with lakes, An American Tail, a whimsical and fanciful a private beach, championship golf, tennis performance that courts, swimming pools, health spa and brings animation to gourmet restaurants. Bring your spouse and life for children of all friends. Enjoy affordable rates and a perfect ages. start to your California vacation. Spouses can indulge in golf and tennis or day on the course or courts. Women can Spielberg's E.T.-The Adventure, a brand relax at the world famous spa following a choose from a variety of spa packages tai new ride based on the most successful mo lored to our convention participants. Chil tion picture in history, Earthquake-The Big dren will enjoy hotel programming or a day One, the world's first man-made monster at Oasis Water Park where water slides and 8.3 quake, an encounter with the six and activities are wonderful on a hot desert day. one half ton, 30 foot King Kong, plus ]aws and the Parting of the Red Sea , as well as, Extend Your Vacation sets from hundreds of classic movie and The convention site is conveniently lo television shows. Experience what 65 mil cated, a two hour drive or 40 minutes by lion guests from around the world already air, to Los Angeles and San Diego. Extend have-Universal Studios Hollywood. your stay by planning a southern California vacation for your family after convention. Visit the local attractions, Sea World of California, Knott's Berry Farm, Balboa Park and Zoo, Marine Land and the Wild Ani mal Park. Discover the "Happiest Place on Earth!" Thrills, spills and fun in the California sun. A Disneyland® Park vacation is like travel ing all around the world-even out of this world-all in one trip. Seven magic lands, including more than 55 attractions, enchant guests of all ages. Mix in delightful enter tainment and charming surroundings, and you've captured the irresistible allure of a Disneyland vacation. Visit Universal Studios Hollywood and view a behind-the-scenes look at the world's biggest and busiest motion picture and tele vision studio. You will experience an excur sion through Universal's framed 420-acre © The Walt Disney Company front and back lots, highlighted by Steven Fun and fantasy for the )'Dung and young at heart Collegians from California hostess chapters can be yours when you visit Disne)land® Park and anxiously await the arrival of Sigmas from across Sleeping Beauty Castle . the COUn!T)'. Sigma Kappa Tria n g I e I Fall1991-45 IN MEMORIAM ALPHA Neva Ewing Turner, October 20, 1990 Ruth Ellen Weyand Strauss, 1985 Florence S. Carll Jones, July 30, 1990 OMICRON Thelma Donnell Howell Thomson, March Ruth Allen Peabody, May 20, 1991 Virginia Stroghan Nichols, June 28, 1989 1991 Ingrid K. Hedman Ranney, November 11, Muriel Simonson Rhodes, date not available ALPHA DELTA 1989 PI Dorothy Estelle Jamison Mitchell, April 2, Priscella M. Russell Richards, December 1987 Robina L. Sleeper, December 1990 1990 Doris E. Wyman, November 16, 1987 Irma L. Rayburn Vaudoit, May 6, 1990 ALPHA EPSILON EPSILON RHO Marjorie Jamison Ardelean, January 11, 1990 Dale Jensen Bean, February 1990 Pauline E. Fawley Beard, May 26, 1988 Ruth Pickell Brewer, December 29, 1957 Marjorie Dean File, February 1986 Harriet Hals Bell, November 13, 1990 Honor Weddle Morgan, date not available Dorothy Toborg Fisher, September 8, 1989 Mary Battle Hendrix King, September 1987 Harriet Carter Pont, date not available Leatrice A. Morley Hinsdale, November 5, Elizabeth Spradilin McAnulty, August 3, 1990 Helen Lipp Tennant, March 23, 1988 1989 Marguerite Anderson Scott, date not available ALPHA ZETA Anne L. Chalfont Johnston, 1980 Lucile Maude Smith Hitt, date not available Eleanor Putnam Cowley, 1988 Ruth Rausch Reilly, April 1991 SIGMA Marion Denyse Decker, August 14, 1988 Maxine Gilmour Stryker, April 1991 Marjorie Bierdeman, April 2, 1991 Olga Johanna Weber Hajek, date not available Florence Wright Terrell, May 15, 1985 Ludy King, April 1989 Donna Marie Edell Schimmele Shumway, Charlotte Rich Wilder, date not ava il able Dorothy W. Branch Lindsley, date not January 17, 1990 ZETA available Carol Henrich Neuer, date not available Annie Marian Cardwell Gosney, date not Josephine Swann Monk, October 20, 1988 Suzanne Siegfried Ward, April 27, 1990 available TAU ALPHA ETA Mary Snyder Cookson, date not available Mildred Ragsdale Pratt, date not available Edith Elizabeth Brown, date not available Louise Schul Dellwig, June 8, 1991 Margaret Riddle, March 3, 1990 Aimee May Huston Eck, April 19, 1990 Pamela C. Desousa, date not available Mary Frances Cissel Severin, March 15, 1990 ALPHA THETA Evelyn Franc Peake Elliott, date not available Carole Jane Sacra Fleenor, date not available Helen Jones Smith, January 12, 1985 UPSILON Karel Bever Knapp, date not available Dorothy Volkerding Waggoner, November 1, ETA Lola Dale Pickens Mills, August 3, 1988 1989 Bernadine Frank, March 28, 1990 Edith Mary Gressley Perry, October 1988 ALPHA KAPPA Charlotte Miller McGrath, May 21, 1991 Wilda Barder Schroeder, June 1988 Dorothy Christensen Purtzer, June 25, 1990 Elizabeth Strasma, November 13, 1988 Sondra A. Kenyon Watson, date not available Cecil Joan Power, date not available THETA Zilda Reeder Wooddy, date not available ALPHA LAMBDA Julia Elizabeth Western Smith, date not PHI Ethna Louise Norris Pollock, November 20, available Miriam A. Cargill Arnold, date not available 1988 Bernadine M. Dorsey Reed, date not available Margaret A. Hartwell Lambert, July II, 1989 Pauline Osborne Wiedrich, January 28, 1987 ALPHANU Emily Maklin Martin Schwarz, January 26, Nita Baumgartner, December 14, 1967 IOTA 1990 Enid Buhmiller Bergsieker, February 22, 1989 Josephine Harvey Blose, June 29, 1991 CHI Kathleen Hubbard Malgren, August 29, 1988 Nancy Lee Biller Price, date not available Maryon A. Carpenter Church, October 16, Inger Christopherson Wolden, date not Maude Marie Copeland Twining, July 14, 1985 available 1989 Lucile Jenkins Hayes, date not available ALPHA XI LAMBDA PSI Feme Challey Chapman, October 28, 1987 Martha Abel Blake, July 19, 1991 . Dannye Ann Massey Gehres, February 1989 Edith Mantle Cunningham, May 30, 1990 Ruth Demme Schneider, April 21, 1991 Gertrude M. Hansen Lynch, April 5, 1987 Pearl Van Cleve Hansen, 1989 NU Mildred Tollefson Nelson, April 23, 1987 Agnes Treptow Ogesen, May 24, 1990 Florence E. Phillipsen Coombs, October 23, Margaret Pieh Rogan, date not available Naomi Kisling St Denis, April 30, 1991 1989 OMEGA Marga Bruning Votmer, February I 0, 1990 Agnes Irene Goss Hoxie, July 7, 1989 Sally Louise Home Bums, June II, 1991 ALPHA OMICRON Helen A. Nordenholt Kruskamp, August 13, 1990 Claire Jean Coble, date not available Dorothy Cotton, February 3, 1990 Mary Anne Morgan Nebiker, June 6, 1991 Hazel Alice Brown Stefaniak, May 9, 1988 ALPHA PI Elleda W. Thorpe Woods, April 24, 1990 ALPHA BETA Thelma King Irvine, date not available XI Bertha B. Amer Flentge, date not available Edna C. Quine, July 25, 1990 Doris Caroli Dent Good, November 24, 1984 Berenice Mueller Ball, January 3, 1991 ALPHA RHO Grace M. Nagel, May 18, 1991 Donna Heller, December 1990 Billie Cooke, date not available Mildred Kraus Prine, date not available Sheila Guise Hoffner, date not available ALPHA TAU Myrna Nye Worth, July 22, 1990 Ann M. Clifford Smith, date not available Margie Zimmerman Glavin, October 27, 1988 Julie Vaughn Pierce Stockwell, July 15, 1990 ALPHA GAMMA Sharon Raye Haskin Simpson, March 4, 1990 Harriet Wefer Barker, June 18, 1991 46-Fall 1991 I S i g m a K a p p a Tria n g 1 e IN MEMORIAM ALPHA PHI Nelma Jeanne Sparks Jung, 1983 GAMMA CHI Claire Warren Cone, date not available BETA PI Wanda Champion Guilott, date not available Karen Anders Hanny Sherman, January 1987 Natalie Flohr, July 3, 1989 DELTA ALPHA ALPHA CHI BETA SIGMA Kia Boyd Stirk, September 6, 1989 Helen Blackburn Patterson, August 7, 1988 Mary Jane Dunn, date not available DELTA GAMMA Hazel Byrley Stacy, May 11, 1984 Christine Martin, June 2, 1990 Ludella Lea Kamas Hamel, April 14, 1987 Sara Collins Thornton, March 22, 1987 BETA OMEGA DELTA EPSILON ALPHA PSI Janet Sue Decker Hoeg, October 11, 1988 Dora Addington Gott, February 6, 1989 Margaret A. Aiesi, October 21, 1987 GAMMA ALPHA DELTA ZETA Barbara Jean Sangston Truman, July 12, 1990 Edna Murphy Silvernail, February 6, 1989 Gloria Stewart Williams, September 8, 1980 ALPHA OMEGA GAMMA DELTA DELTA IOTA Martha Marie Martin Lee, October 4, 1989 Dorothy Allison Siewers, January 14, 1990 Mary Ellen Eldridge Alexander, September BETA BETA GAMMA EPSILON 1982 Cornelia Rose Yoder, January 13, 1991 Sally Ann Pawol Rudolph, 1977 Dorothy Lee Gray Bell, May 4, 1986 BETA DELTA GAMMA IOTA Beverly Thompson Georgis, March 2, 1989 Joyce Totterdale Murphree, June 13, 1987 Ada Leigh Fletcher Cote, March 5, 1990 Barbara O'Neill, date not available BETA ZETA Gettys Quinby Tucker, date not available DELTA KAPPA Elizabeth Carmen Ebandjieff Park, November GAMMA LAMBDA Virginia Daughters Wright, date not available 14, 1989 Louise Barton West, date not available DELTA LAMBDA BETA ETA Tracy Lynn Janney, date not available Shirley L. Collins, January 1, 1988 Clarice Parthum Melanson, April 27, 1990 GAMMAMU Lillian June Hunt Walker, November 1987 Josephine Bloniarz Wilk, November 14, 1987 Joy Schelling Duhadway, May 19, 1985 DELTA XI BETA KAPPA GAMMA XI True Bunte Watkins, October 1988 Arlene Grisham Peterson, date not available Ella Hutcheson Ragland, October 20, 1987 DELTA CHI BETANU GAMMA OMICRON Anna Mae Scroggs Coyner, November 1986 Blanch Colgan, June 1987 Mabel McComb Carlson, January 7, 1989 Mae Dean Warren Weaver, date not available BETA XI GAMMA UPSILON EPSILON ALPHA Fairy Sibyl Gooch Cunningham, October Anna Marie Desantis Gatti, date not available Betty Jane Dute Lanning, June 9, 1991 1988 EPSILON EPSILON Linda Marie Ueberschaer, May 2, 1990 ------r:~· AD D R E S S C =j Name:------,----,------:-:-:----:---:-:-=---:------ Sigma Kappa Parents (Last- Maiden· First· Middle - Husband's First) Your daughter's sorority magazine is sent to her home address while she Old address: is in college, and we hope that you enjoy reading it. After you have Address:------looked through this issue please City: ______State: ___ Zip Code: ____ send it to her. If she is no longer in college and is not living at home, please send in this coupon so that New address: we can note her permanent address. Thank you. Address:------Please send all address changes to: City: ______State: ___ Zip Code: ____ Sigma Kappa Triangle Sigma Kappa Sorority Occupation:------8733 Founders Road Original ma: chapter: ______Indianapolis, IN 46268 Sigma Kappa Tria n g I e I Fall1991-47 5 I G M A KAPPA SORORITY 141 1. 1. All . Heart/Pearl Festoon Bracelet $129.00 $100.00 $66•.00 $68.00• 2. Heart 'n Pearl Festoon Bracelet .. 112.00 83.00 49.00 51 .00 3. GF or SS Small Round Filigree w/ Crest ... 44.00 24.50 25.50 4. Brushed Heart w/ Crest .. 7900 2100 25.50 5. GF Oval Fi ligree W/ Crest 46.00 26.50 6. Ingot Lavalier w/out Enamel (Also available w/ Enamel) .. 73.00 51 .00 12.00 12.00 7. Badge Shape Charm w/ Crest ..... 54 .50 1650 18.00 8. Crest Lavalier ...... 45.00 30.50 12.00 12.00 9. Vertical Le«er Lavalier ...... 36.50 27.00 8.00 12.00 10. MlmVert ical Le«er Laval ier ...... 24.50 16.00 8.00 12.00 11 . Circle Lavalier ...... 37.50 28.00 12.00 12.00 12. Heart Laval ier 37.50 28.00 12.00 12.00 13. Off icer Recogn ition Dangles .. 23.00 16.00 7.50 8.00 14. Dangle Ring ...... 73.00 48.50 22.00 15. All Pearl Phitly Swirl Ring ...... 181 .50 133.00 All . Syn. Stone/Pearl Phil ly Swirl Ring ..... 194.00 145.50 All Syn . Stone Phllly Swirl Ring .. 200.00 151 .50 Alt. Pearl/D iamond Philly Swirl Ring 254.00 206.00 Alt. Syn . Stone/Diamond Philly Swirl Ring 260.50 212.00 All Diamond Ph lily Swirl Ring .. 290.50 242.00 07 16. Mini Monogram Ring ... 97.00 73.00 33.00 R1ngs 17 Narrow Band Crest Ring ...... 121 .00 91 .00 38.50 18. Rectangular Raised Letter Ring .... 145.50 103.00 38.50 19. Oval Incised Letter Ring W/ Enamel 145.50 10300 38 .50 20. Filigree Ring w/ Crest ...... 212.00 145.50 77.00 21 . Greek Le«ers Ring ... 169.50 115.00 50.00 22 . Black Enamel Marquis Ring w/ Crest ..... 133.00 103.00 44.00 23. Imperial Panel/Greek Ltr. Ring w/4 Pearls ...... 192.50 144.00 66.00 Imperial Panel/Greek Ltr. Ring w/out Pearls ...... 181 .50 133.00 55.00 ·Items Not Sholtfl Off1c1al Jewelry Offlclll.ltftl'l jOnly Available Through National Headquarters) 29 24. Plain Scroll Border Badge 28 11 25. Crown Pearl Badge 26. Crown Pearl Badge w/ Garnet Points ·I 27. Alternating Crown Pearl/Garnet Badge 28. Mother's Pin 31 32 29. Pledge Pin 30. Pearl Court Pin 31 . Scroll Border Badge w/ Pearl Points 32. Order ol the Triangle Pinene 33a. Crown Pearl Badge w/ Amethyst Points (Sold Separately) 33 33b. 50 Year Pin (Sold Separately) 34. All Chapter Guards (Not Shown) GK =Golk lad is a heavy 14K gold elecUoplate For18' Gold~ i lled or Sterling Silver Neckcha in, please add $5.00 to lavalier prices. For While Gold, please add $10.00 to prices. 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