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V101n2-Winter-1984.Pdf Editor's Note: Thu IS your page-made avatlable to anyone wishing to that we never approached the accomplishment of the modern Pi Phi girl. but comment on article!, the magazine, or any tOPIC of mterest to our readers. opportunities for distinction were fewer and mostly academic. leiters must be sIgned WIth full name, addreJI, and chapter. We reserve the As I am almost 94, I have seen the Fraternity work for ever finer projects. I right to edit as needed to space requIrements and content. msf send a greeting to all the devoted women who labor in the many-branched service of Pi Beta Phi. Update on Hospitable Housing Margaret H. Croft Vermont Alpha Now for the fmal chapter of our Hospitable Housing program [for the Waterbury. Conn. Olympics) . Although we didn' t have as many Pi Phi Visitors as originally anticipated (due to news reports of huge traffic jams. scalpers' ticket prices. terrorists. boycotts. earthquakes. airline ticket prices. etc.). Hospitable Happy Anniversary I Housing was able to accomplish its original goal of providing gracious. low­ Here's something for your ARRow of Pi Beta Phi. cost Bed and Brealcfast accommodations for those Pi Phis who requested them. Maxine Cooley Montgomery, Colorado Alpha '31 (Univ. of Colorado) and Southern California Pi Phis have proven that the' 'ties that bind" do continue myself just cc:lebrated our 50th wedding anniversary-6/9/84. We had our 12 after graduation. grandchildren. 4 kids and their spouses at a local Ramada Inn. We all had a On a more personal basis, my family had the pleasure of hosting a most SUPER TIME. delightful 3-generation family (2 generations of Pi Phis) during the Olympics. She doesn' t know I'm writing you. but I'm sure some of her old Pi Phis That week confirmed my original contention that if Pi Phis could meet and would like to know the news. share common experiences during a brief period of time, new lifc:long friends Royal M. Montgomery. MD could be made; as well as strengthening the part that Pi Beta Phi plays in our lives. Silver Spring, MD Although there were 6 additional people in our home during that week. it was never anything but a pleasure. We all had so much in common (including Is this a record? husbands and kids) and yet coming from different parts of the country we had When The ARROW . Summer edition. arrived. it was interesting and a plea­ so much to share. As far as I was concerned the time went much too quickly. sure to read , as always. Having been in TV for many years (the past nine as I noticed in the Spring ARRow the article on the Bcd and Brealcfast project Community Affairs DirectoratKOTV. Tulsa's CBS affiliate) I was particularly in Florida. I wish them the best and hope their experiences are as positive as captivated by stories about the many Pi Phis who are involved or seek TV as a ours were. career. Thanks so much for your encouragement and support. It meant a lot! At the time, Annette Solomon. Oklahoma Beta, was serving as an intern in Carolyn Brown Engc:l creative services and community affairs at KOTV . We wondered whether California Dc:lta (UCLA) or not KOTV might not hold a record. if not for the most on staff for its size, at Redondo Beach. Calif. least fo r the most passing through its portals. KOTV's News Department benefits from the talents of Pi PhisJilda Unruh (Vanderbilt) special reporter and weekend anchor; and Jean Tiernan I am writing . to let you know how successful the Hospitable Housing (Oklahoma Alpha). reporter .... Two other Oklahoma BetaS have been a Project for the LA Olympics was . part of the KOTV staff in recent years- Sheree Maupin Zizzi andJanJenkins The six members of my family. including my parents Ray andJanet McNeill Nicholl. now of San Diego and Dallas, respectivc:ly. (Yes.Jan is my daughter.) Bywater (Iowa Zeta). stayed with the coordinator of the project Carolyn and TV certainly recognizes Pi Phi talent. and as encouragement to those who David Engel. They were very gracious and hc:lpful and eager to make our visit aspire to a career in tc:levision. it might be interesting to hear from those who smooth and rewarding. Carolyn prepared brealcfasts of fresh fruit and special are now in the broadcast medium. items like quiche or bran muffins every morning. Dave was always available Carolyn GannonJenkins with answers and directions . .. A highlight was the appearance ... of an Oklahoma Alpha (U . of Okla.) official at 7 a.m. A neighbor who was in charge of escorting dignitaries for Tulsa, Okla. medal presentations stopped by to meet us . We were thrilled .... We recommend that Pi Phi continue this rype: of offering for members if the opportunity comes up again. Carolyn and I found we had many similar ... We ' ll add our name to the list . tho we must admit we were involved thoughts. ideas. and commitments-things I fc:lt probably rdated to our Pi BTV (that's Before lV). It was strictly radio in those days . but none the less Phi connection. fascinating . msf Thank you for publicizing this opportunity through The ARRow. Mary Bywater Cross Iowa Zeta (U of 1) Cover girl responds Portland. Oregon Can an Alberta Alpha ' 48 find happiness as a cover girl? Indeed yes! What a wonderful lot of dear friends have written me since the summer ARROW appeared. While I once made the back cover of a trail riding publication, this A Diamond Arrow remembers was a " first" and I will treasure the copy always . Thank you for such an In the Summer 1984 ARRow. I have found my name among those alumnae unexpected honour! honored for 75 years membership. I have received the beautifully framed Incidently. one of the Pi Phis who wrote was Cynthia Lingo Villani whom I plaque and am ddighted to have it from the Fraternity which contributed so met when she was working at the Royal Chitwin Park in Nepal. She said she much ambition and happiness to my college experience. I was pleased to find recognized my hat immediatc:ly even though I was on a horse rather than an the names of Margaret French and Mary C. Reynolds Swift-both friends in dephant! Vermont Alpha .... Lois Badgley Laycraft The arrival of The ARRow with its record of the many types of activity Alberta Alpha engaged in by the girls always takes me back to my college days. I must admit Paddockwood. Saskatchewan , Canada COVER-Nancy Hogshead and Tracie Ruiz are two VIPPs (Very Important Pi Phis) who collected a total of five gold medals and one silver in the summer Olympics. Read more about them on pages 16 and 17 . Hogshead photo by Grady Clark, Jacksonville, Fla .. Ruiz photo bv Terry Pagos Photography. Seattle. F PI BETA PHI ----------------------------~ VOLUME 101 WINTER, 1984 NUMBER 2 OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE PI BETA PHI FRATERNITY Founded 1867 FOUNDERS OF TIlE FRA1ERNI1Y Emma Brownlee Kilgore (1848-1924) Rosa Moore (1848-1924) Margaret Campbell (1846-1936) Jennie Nicol. M. D. (1845-1881) libbie Brook Gaddis (1850-1933) Inez Smith Soule (1846-1941) Ada Bruen Grier (1848-1924) Fannie Thomson (1848-1868) Clara Brownlee Hutchinson (1850-1931) Jennie Horne Turnbull (1846-1932) Fannie Whitenack libbey (1848-1941) Nancy Black Wallace (1846-1918) Office of Publication: 7730 Carondelet. Suite 333. Features St. Louis. Mo. 63105 COLLEGE f "ATIE"NITV ll)4TOft$ ASSOCIATION Dear Editor . .. Inside Front Cover Off the ARROW Hook . 4 Staff Call to Convention . 5 Convention Information .. ..... .. .... ...... 6 ARROW Editor Convention Registration Form . 9 Marilyn Simpson Ford (Mrs . William W .• Jr.). 268 Under­ Hotel Registration .... ......................... 10 wood Dr .. N.W .. Atlanta. Ga. 30328 Welcome-Florida Delta New York Epsilon . .. 15 Alumnae Club Forum Editor News of Arrowcraft & Arrowmont . .. 18 Carol Busch Marlowe . 1325 W. Guadalupe. Apt. 234. Province ABO Winners . .. 24 Mesa. Ariz. 85202 Province Chapter Service Winners . .. 25 Pi Beta Phi Friendship Fund Donors . .. 29 From Pi Phi Pens Holt House Honor Roll . .. 46 (Book Reviews) Pi Phi' s Province Officers . .. 48 Clare Harding Sanford (Mrs . Frank W.). little Professor Short Stories of Sagacious Sisters . .. 50 Book Center. Hilltown Village Center. Chesterfield. Mo. Pi Phi Pacemakers . .. 54 63017 In Memoriam ........................ _ . .. 66 Arrow File and In Memoriam Fraternity Directory 67 Official Calendars 68 Pi Beta Phi Central Office. 7730 Carondelet. Suite 333 . St. Louis. Mo. 63105 1THE ARRow (USPS 032-540) is printed Fall. Winter. Spring and Summer by Pi Beta Phi Fraternity at the press of George Banta Company. Cunis Reed Plaza. Menasha, Wis. 1Send change of address notice and correspondence of a business nature to Pi Beta Phi Central Office. 7730 Carondelet. Suite 333. St. Louis. Mo. 63105 . 1Correspondence of an editorial nature is to be addressed to the editor. Mrs. W. W. Ford. Je.. 268 Underwood Dr , NW. Atlanta. Ga. 30328. 1Second class postage paid at St. Louis , Missouri . and at additional mailing office. Printed in the United States of America 1Postmaster: Send notice of undeliverable copies on Form 3579 to Pi Beta Phi. 7730 Carondelet. Suite 333 . St. Louis, MO 63105 off the As an editor, we are always delighted when we receive Evalyn has become noted-on handmade paper, etched beautiful color photos and slides that are suitable for The glass, porcelain and sand painting. ARROW's cover. And when the colors in the pictures match the colors of the season, that's even better. 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