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.- - Colby- ColleGL--- $._ - waterville Maine Site of Sigma Kappa founding,-1874 DATES TO REMEMBER The following regional conferences have been announced. Contact the local chair . man for more information . Welcome to the new TRIANGLE! old legacy named Jessica Leigh, Marcia and • California/ Arizona-March 13-15, I call this the new TRIANGLE because her husband, David, recently moved to 1987, Fresno Hilton Hotel. Contact the magazine has a new look and some new Lakewood, Ohio. Dorothy Cady, 1415 E. Rialto, Fresno, staff members, but actually it's the same old Anne Weaver Booske, Gamma Epsilon, CA, 93704, (209) 224-6810. TRIANGLE you've known for years. will continue as the alumnae editor. • Texas / Oklahoma/ Louisiana/ Arkansas The new cover design and emphasis on Anne, Marcia and I look forward to work March 27-29, 1987, New Radisson Suite graphics is my way of bringing the magazine ing with all of you, because it takes more Hotel, Arlington, TX. Contact Mrs. Phil up-to-date, while still maintaining the quali than three editors to make a magazine. We Truax, 8701 Mary's ·creek Drive, Ft. ty of the content that Sigma Kappas have need all of you out there, making the news, Worth, TX, 76116. come to expect from the TRIANGLE. and then reporting it so you can be includ • Northeast-March 28, 1987,-University As the new editor, I have learned to ed in the TRIANGLE. Club, University of Rhode Island. Con respect the dedication of Linda Wright Bar To help build up my story idea file, I have tact Nancy Nelson, 257 Hillandale, Stam dach, Tau, former editor of the included a survey in this issue. If you, or ford, CT, 06906. TRIANGLE. Currently serving as National someone you know, have done something • Alabama/ Florida/ Georgia / North Secretary, Linda is in the process of turn newsworthy, please take the time to com Carolina/ South Carolina/ Tennessee ing over a seven year accumulation of files, plete the form and mail it to me. Letters to February 28, 1987,Holiday Inn, Athens, notes, story ideas and wisdom in an effort the editor are also encouraged. GA. Contact Louise Drane, 164 7 Rich to help me get my feet wet. I hope you like the new TRIANGLE. wood Drive N.E., Atlanta, GA, 30319, To give you a little background informa Editing a magazine is a learning process, and (404) 452-1467. tion, my name is Cindy Garrett Houterloot, this is still in a transitional phase for both • Pennsylvania/ New Jersey / Delaware Tau, and I have a degree in magazine jour the TRIANGLE and its editor. April 4, 1987, Busch Student Center, nalism. Recently married to an understan I've had to lean on a lot of people to get Piscataway, NJ. Contact Audrey Hoffman ding non-Greek, I have a full-time job this issue together. Special thanks to Mary or Kelly McCoy, 90 Garfield Avenue, Col working with an insurance trade associa Crouch, Tau , for the heart motif idea, and onia, NJ, 07067, (201) 382-1983 or (201) tion. Editing the TRIANGLE in my spare to Lee Mabrito, vice president of American 382-4145. time is my way of giving something to Sigma Printers for giving the TRIANGLE his per • Illinois/ Northeast Illinois-November 9, Kappa. sonal attention. 1987, DeKalb, IL. Contact Carol Winter, The new collegiate editor is Marcia Your comments regarding the magazine 1226 Roxbury Road, Rockford, IL, 61107, Cackowski Ballinger, Gamma Epsilon. Also welcome. (815) 399-3522. a journalism major, Marcia has worked in public relations, most recently with Amoco In Sigma Love, HOAALAOHA LE' ALE' A Oil Company. The parents of a five-month- Cindy Panhellenic of Hawaii invites you to take a seven day cruise aboard the American Hawaii liner: The Constitution. The panhellenic group will cruise from October 31 to November 6, 1987 at a reduced rate which includes a $100 con tribution to the Hawaii Panhellenic scholar ship fund. The air supplement is about 50% of the usual fare. A complimentary four night hotel package at the Hawaiian Regent Hotel in Waikiki is offered for early book ing. For details, contact Rosemarie War riner, 1030 Aoloa Place, #210B, Kailua, Hawaii 96734; telephone (808) 262-5847 or (808) 955-0030.
The Collegiate Officers Training School (Cffi'S) will be held from June 25, 1987 through June 28, 1987 at Purdue University, West Lafay ette, IN. Mark your calen dars now-be a part of Cindy Garrett Houterloot, Tau Marcia Cackowski Ballinger, Gamma Epsilon Sigma Kappa's "Winning Tradition!" 2 The Loyalty Fund makes many Sigma Kap pa projects possible. The winter TRIAN GLE includes a listing of Loyalty Fund contributors, in an attempt to recognize them fo r their generous contributions.
Features 4 Civing From the Heart 13 Theta Epsilon: starting out As Winners 18 Significant Sigma search 20 LOyalty Fund: Cifts to Sigma Kappa 28 Prepare NOW for Rush Departments 6 FrOm The Alumnae 12 Sigmas Here and There 14 From the Colegians 17 Advisor of the Quarter 19 seventy-five Years As Sigma Kappas 19 In Memoriam 27 Amlversarles
About the cover: Colby College, the site of the founding of Sigma Kappa in 1874, is near and dear to the hearts of all Sigmas. The cover features a sketch of Colby College dormitories named after founders Mary Low and Louise Coburn. The Colby Award, the most prestigious alumnae award presented by the sorority, honors members who have achieved prominence in their respective fields. This issue features the winners of the 1986 Colby Awards, detailing their personal contributions, and their gifts ftom the heart.
3 Giving From the Heart Editor's Note- Her personal experiences The Colby Award, established in honor of the college where Sigma as a Chief Yeoman in the Kappa was founded in 1874, was presented at national convention in United States Navy during July 1986. The three recipients, all nationally prominent Sigma Kap World War I were chronicl pas, were recognized for contributions in their respective fields . They ed in the Summer 1986 are very special women, as you will see in this story. TRIANGLE. An honor initiate of Sigma Kappa, Lillian has always said The art of giving is ingrained into each Sigma Kappa. She learns that one of the most outstanding to give her time, energy and resources to the sorority, and con days of her life was when she was tinues that pattern throughout her lifetime. She also learns to give initiated into the sorority in 1952. In of herself to other people and causes. The 1986 Colby Award addition to serving on the corporation honors three Sigmas who have achieved great things by giving of board for 8, Lillian has been the Province themselves-giv.ing from the heart. President of several chapters, participating in rush parties and chapter installations. A speaker at national convention, Lillian has also Lillian Peterson Budd, Theta, was honored as an award winner served as toastmistress. The originator of the snake dance, the tradi for her contributions in literature, a field she entered at age SO. tional closing of the convention, Lillian is an outgoing, fun-loving The author of more than a dozen best selling books, Lillian has person. been listed in "Who's Who in America" for the past 25 years, and The donor of the Budd Gerontology award, a traveling coffee was included in the 1984-85 edition of the "World Who's Who:• urn and tray, Lillian calls herself a "gerontological specimen;' but The recipient of the "Distinguished Service to Literature Award;' she is still actively pursuing her literary career. Her most recent presented by the Friends of Literature of Chicago, Lillian was also novel was delayed by a car accident, but Lillian has since recovered named "Woman of the Year" by the business and Professional and completed the manuscript. Information about this latest book Women of Elmhurst, IL. will be included in the TRIANGLE as soon as it is available. Upon the publication of her book, One Heart, One Way, the Lillian has given of herself and her talents, and we have all Fraternity Month wrote, "This is the only book ever to give a true benefited from her gifts to Sigma Kappa. She is truly a woman to picture of the facts, and aims, of the Greek letter sorority system:' be admired, and is a worthy recipient of the Colby Award. Lillian saw to it that each Sigma Kappa chapter was given a copy of the book. Other works by Lillian Budd include April Snow, her first novel, The president of the Houston Sigma Kappa Foundation for and Footsteps on the Tall Grass Prairie, winner of the Gerontology, Elizabeth Landymore Smith, Epsilon Omicron, lllinois State Award for "making history live:• Her received the Colby Award in recognition of her achievements in books have been translated into fqreign psychology. languages, and published The first woman in University of Wyoming history to receive a both Europe and ~~We~~~ Ph.D. in psychology, Elizabeth is currently the vice president of Sum Asia, as well as ·ll1'»'1'1:!>.~>··., mit Resources, Inc., an independent oil producing and operating com in the United pany, and a well-traveled guest lecturer. She has served as an States. instructor and education coordinator for National Cancer Institute Lillian has c~ntracts, social science research assistant and psychometrist. been busy Elizabeth was named one of the Outstanding Young Women in with other pro America (1968), and one of the Notable Women of Texas (1984). jects as well. She was listed in "Who's Who of American Women" from 1981 She was instru through 1984, and was selected as the Outstanding Alumna of the mental in the Year (1983) by the Houston Alumnae Chapter of Sigma Kappa. granting of the na Elizabeth is a member of four psychological associations, one tional award to the honorary psychological association, and ten ~rganizations outside Lombard Historical So the field of psychology. She served on the editorial advisory board ciety by the Bicentennial for the University of Texas Institutions from 1972 until 1975, as Commission of the United editor of information for the Harris County Medical Society, the States. Texas Medical Association, and the American Medical Association.
4 Elizabeth also edited a newsletter published by the University of independent state of Malawi. Texas Health Science Center and directed the development of a Joan also drafted and reviewed United Nations Resolutions, and text on cancer for health professionals. The author of more than assisted the Crown Counsel (district attorney) in preparing for 20 publications, her most recent manuscript, A Guide to Produc criminal cases involving witchcraft, the mass murder of Jehovah's tivity Measurement and Improvement, was completed last spring. Witnesses, armed rebellion and civil disobedience. Because of her association with the Houston Sigma Kappas while Returning to the United States, Joan became involved with the she was at the University of Texas Health Science Center, Elizabeth Fresno County, CA Legal Services, providing legal services to in was asked to join the sorority in 1976. After her initiation, she digents, primarily migrant workers. became even more involved ~ith the Houston chapter. As the executive director of the Monroe County Legal Assistance When the Houston Sigma Kappa Foundation for Gerontology Corporation, Rochester, NY, Joan dealt with federal litigation in was formed, Elizabeth was instrumental in creating the tax-exempt constitutional areas of the lst, 4th, 5th and 14th amendments. She foundation to finance scholarships and research awards in geron handled class actions and draft cases between 1968 and 1973. One tology. of her appellate cases, Crimes v. Wyman, reached the United States Foundation awards, first given in 1980, are made available to peo Supreme Court. ple studying or doing research in nutrition/food sciences or nurs During the 70s, Joan resumed her private practice, specializing ing, but the course work or research must relate to gerontology. in labor law, employment law and other civil cases. Her major Scholarships have been awarded to nursing students, research clients included the New York State Physicians Union, United awards have been presented to the University of Texas School of University Professors, Inc., and Palmyra Motors, Inc., the world's Nursing and assistance provided to Sheltering Arms, a Houston largest Rolls. Royce dealer. agency that works with the elderly. After a brief stint as a partner in the firm of Goldstein, Goldman, The Houston alumnae support the foundation with donations Kessler and Underberg, Joan returned to sole practice of law in and with money earned at the annual panhellenic crafts bazaar. Rochester. Elizabeth has been active with the bazaar, serving as the coor In addition to her experiences practicing law, Joan has been an dinator of the baked goods. She also organized the publication of assistant professor of political science at the state University of New a film catalogue, associated with films for the elderly, and has York at Brockport and at the University of Rochester. assisted the alumnae chapter with local, state and national exhibits She is a member of the American Bar Association, the American on geriatrics. Trial Lawyers Association, and a number of other professional Elizabeth's contributions to Sigma Kappa and to the field of organizations. psychology are the basis for her selection as a Colby Award win Joan has remained active in the Rochester alumnae chapter, and ner. She is an outstanding role model, exemplifying the principles served as the panhellenic representative for the group. of giving that are close to the heart of every Sigma. The Rochester alumnae nominated Joan for the Colby Award in recognition of her efforts on the behalf of others. Her legal prac tice has been devoted to helping those who Joan Norbert de R. O'Bryne, Lambda, received the Colby need help, and giving to those who can Award in recognition of her contributions as a successful attorney. appreciate her gifts. Graduated from the Hastings College of Law, the University of California in 1961, Joan was ranked 21st out of a class of 132. The All three recipients editor of In Re: Hastings, she went on to pursue post graduate work of the 1986 Colby at Yale Law School. Award are out Admitted to the California Bar, Joan worked as the assistant standing women, counsel for the state Department of Finance. She was involved in and all three are drafting legislation, and served as house counsel to the Depart exemplary Sigma ment of Mental Hygiene, agricultural associations, and all state Kappas. They owned race tracks. She also pursued a private practice in Sacramen have learned to, handling criminal appellate cases, family law and bankruptcy to give proceedings. One Heart, In 1%3, as part of the United States Peace Corps African Regional One Way. Lawyer program, Joan was artached to the Attorney General's chambers in Nyasaland (Malawi). She assisted in drafting the legislation to dissolve the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, and eventually helped establish the
5 ll by Anne Weaver Booske, Smalley, National Pledge Education Chair we supported the Salvation Army day care rE, Alumnae Editor man; Mary Jane Hayden, ZT, advisory center with our contributions. board chairman; Andrea Pluth, eB, advisory We helped the AO - UCLA collegians ARIZONA board; and Dolores Martenson, Pomona prepare for fall rush by providing flowers, Valley alumnae delegate. decorations and strong backs, and also PHOEJ\IIX-In May we installed Jackie prepared refreshments for the senior farewell Lilly Beals, BT, president; Susan Warner, T, All area Sigmas are invited to join our dinner and Order of the Triangle held at the first vice president; Susie Barnett Cohen, group. For information please call June chapter house. ZO, second vice president; Shirley Bohlen Begley at (818) 963-2095.-DOIDRESUPSTILL Jean Jost Mandelbaun, and Marissa Schusler, AO, corresponding secretary; MAIITENSON, Alpha Eta Be, Smith Arendt, ZM, joined our alumnae Dorothy Fencl Hineman, AM, recording sec group.-Lors PETERSON L!NINGER, Alpha Nu retary; Sherry Miller Peterson, E, treasurer; SAN FERNANDO VALLEY -At our Vicki Taradesh, BN, panhellenic representa March meeting we elect~d Cheryl Polfus, WEST ORANGE COUNTY-New of tive and Evonne Meischke Bowling, M, president; LeAnn Hartman, vice president TRIANGLE correspondent. of membership and programs; Evelyn ficers elected at our April meeting and in Shirley Schusler, Sherry Peterson and Munselle, secretary; Donna Speilberg, .stalled at our May luncheon at the home of Dorothy Hineman contin·ued our success treasurer and Terry Parrone, panhellenic Carmen Bowman Smith, re, are Carol selling appreciation violets to honor Sigma delegate. Norris Sneary, BX, president; Lana Layton Kappa sisters at convention. This year we Following our May business meeting we Tinsman, AO, vice president of membership; were able to give $400 toward our national placed a group order for the enamel violet Charlene Melrose Tichy, Ar, vice·president philanthropy of Alzheimer's disease and the pins and made plans for selling items at the of programs; Carmen Smith, corresponding remaining proceeds to help ZO - Arizona convention Violet Shop. secretary; Sheryl Crockey, AO, recording sec and our local philanthropies. LeAnn Hartman was hostess for the an retary; Jan Putnam Graham, BN, treasurer; Our second August collegiate luncheon nual July pool party I potluck when husbands and Margery Rastede Donnell, H, panhell was held at C. Steele in Scottsdale, and our and friends joined us for the summer enic delegate. annual September membership brunch at evening. We gathered at the home of Dick and the Tempe Sheraton, gave us a chance to Cheryl Polfus was our delegate to conven Carol Sneary for a potluck supper before welcome sisters back from summer vacation. tion, Susan Ettinger attended as an advisory driving to Long Beach to attend the Civic We welcome all members in our area. For board delegate and Jean Crail was a national Light Opera presentation of "Evita." information please call Susan Warner at (602) officer delegate. We were represented at convention by Bar 275-3375.-EvoNNE MErscHKE BoWUNo, Delta Many alumnae helped ZE - Cal State bara Sneary, En. Iota (Northridge) with rush preparations during We helped our new collegiate chapter, re the summer. This year the mothers joined - Cal State (Long Beach), by providing lun CALIFORNIA alumnae for the August mock rush party, ches for them and assistance in the kitchen when we saw a preview of the parties and during rush. With Long Beach alumnae, we POMONA VALLEY -At the April lun role played as rushees to help the collegians initiated the Secret Alum program this fall cheon at the home of Ava Batt Smalley, En, practice their rush conversation and rotation. to get to know our assigned collegians bet we elected June Nordby Begley, AO, presi Alumnae assistance continued through for ter on a one-to-one basis. dent; Dolores Upstill Martenson, AH, vice mal rush with members assisting with final West Orange County alumnae hold their president of programs; Mary Jane· Thevenow food preparation, serving refreshments, and meetings on Monday evenings and welcome Hayden, T, vice president of membership; cleanup following each day of parties. We us all Sigmas living in the area to join us. - Andrea Benson Pluth, ZT, recording ed cartons to pack and label all the decora SHARI CIDssoN GARAY, Gamma Theta secretary; Pat Borngasser Connolly, e, cor tions for use next year. Other alumnae responding secretary; Mary Doerres Barn prepared salads to serve to the ZE collegians WHITTIER-We were recognized at con- dollar, AI, treasurer; Joan Lewis Casson, AO, before membership selection on Sunday . vention as the smallest chapter with the most philanthropy and gerontology; Dolores evening. enthusiasm and energy. Eight of us hosted Martenson, TRIANGLE correspondent, Fourteen alumnae attended the chapter's 409 alumnae and collegians at the 1985 historian and publicity. Coke Squeals party to meet their 21 new Founders' Day and we hosted a potluck din Installation was held in May at a potluck pledges. ner for senior collegians in the area. brunch hostessed by Doris Netzer Burkovec, All Sigma Kappa alumnae in the San Fer We donated to ZT - Cal Poly (Pomona) e. A formal meeting was held and outgo nando Valley are invited to j0 in us. Please rush and also to the senior caring center at ing officers shared information with the in call Cheryl Polfus at (818) 368-5018.-jEAN Hillcrest Congregational Church. coming ones. BLAIR CRAIL, Beta Sigma One member serves as advisor to ZT and At the ZT - Cal Poly (Pomona) awards SOUTH BAY alumnae celebrated the another is advisor to ET - Cal State (Fuller banquet, our chapter gave five gold dangles 20th anniversary of the signing of our charter ton). Our panhellenic representative sold to collegians with a 3.4 or better gpa. Pat with a spaghetti dinner at the home of more tickets than any other sorority for their Connolly, scholarship advisor, made the Shirley Tyler, AO. benefit. - KAlliRYN GooDWIN, Alpha Tau presentations. Carol Roberts, AO, entertained us in her June graduates Debbie Bongard, Denise home with a chili supper in April and the COLORADO Oostdam, Michelle Mayrsohn, Gail end of the year social event was a trip to the Lawrence and Annette Yoshida were guests ]. Paul Getty museum and a luncheon BOULDER-September brought us at our summer luncheon at the Shilo Inn afrerward. together at the home of Rachel Cutter in Pomona. Gwen Myers was our convention delegate. Bender, N, for a potluck salad supper and Pomona Valley alumnae attending conven Our annual garage sale fundraiser to social gathering. As October's plans were to tion were CPO Mollie Delgado, ZT; Ava benefit Alzheimer's disease was a success and give the hostesses a break, we met for din-
6 Sheridan Smith, EA; Janice Hughart Ritter, T; Barbara C. Teeter, All; Cheramy Howe Farina, .6-N; Carol Gunnip, T; Dorothy Church Chandler, AI; Kathy Laffey, .6-N, and Ann Snader, All, are serving on the advisory board to the new chapter. In March we entertained the Delta Delta Deltas at the home of Margie Evans Arch with a wine and cheese party. A guest speaker from Winterthur museum was the highlight of the spring Wilmington Panhellenic luncheon at the DuPont coun try club. The executive board met at the home of our president, Margaret Johnson Moore, AI, in June to plan a tentative agenda for the coming year. Our families enjoyed an August picnic and tour of Dorothy Wilkoff Wade's 325 acre racehorse farm, The Knoll. Dottie current ly has 42 horses which they breed and train Cathy Whitney Trost, rM; Shirley Softky DeCourcy, AH; Marcia Trost Aramovich, for trotters. Dottie had also arranged for a rM and Mary Schori Dammann, rM; prepared the Florida Flyer for mailing to Sigma professional magic show which the adults en Kappas attending national convention. joyed as much as the children. New officers, in addition to Margaret ner at a popular restaurant, and in Nov In May we travelled to Southport to the Moore, are Joanne Sczubelek, vice president; ember Colleen Sawyer, M , hosted a 1673 home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hess, Jan McKendy, All, secretary; Nancy Founders' Day celebration with a traditional friends of our hostess, Doris Heald Kendall, Delozier, assistant secretary; Dorothy Baker ritual ceremony. For the third year Linda N. The Hesses have restored it to the original Baughman, rE, treasurer; Anne Jones Wibker Fetterman, AO, hostessed our and furnished it as it would have been in Cullom, rP, TRIANGLE correspondent; Christmas goodie exchange in her Gunbar the late 1600s. As we ate our bag lunches Joyce Dewey Prater, EA, panhellenic repre rel home. on the porch, Mr. Hess explained many of sentative; and Dorothy Chandler, director. Plans for 1987 include a February bring his antiques. -ANNE j ONES CuuDM, Gamma Rho your-own-slides travelogue to perk up winter We ended our year at the Riverside home blahs, at the home of Lonna Vandervort, 1 of Mary Ann Thorson Moore, AE, who is FLORIDA Lonna was honored recently by being chosen children's librarian at Greenwich library and as a Colorado finalist for the space shuttle told us how award-winning books are FORT LAUDERDALE-With national Challenger mission. chosen. She had many on hand to browse convention being held in our area, much of In April Sheryl Oman Jones, BO, will through and gave helpful hints on selecting our program activity between January and hostess a white elephant auction and elec good children's books for gifTs. July was devoted to preparing to make this tion of officers, followed by a May flower ar Sigmas new to Fairfield County may call the best convention ever. ranging program at the home of Alma Nan Cunningham (Mrs. Fred) in Stamford In April Ruth Wilson Condon, B.6.; Carole Goetcheus Peacock, N, to give us inspiration for meeting information. - PATIU CIA L. BERRY. Dowe Duerk, BT; Charlene Hornbuckle for springtime bouquets. Alplw Phi, Alplw Gamma Marley, AE; Ruth Lane MacDonald, AB; We welcome all Sigmas in the area. If you and Becky Thacker, .6.B, served as volunteers would like more information, please call our DELAWARE at the city of Wilton Manors health fair, president, Ann Tichy Van Valin, AK, at which provided educational information and (303) 442-0793.- CAROL LIVINGS1DN NORTHERN DELAWARE-In May we screening services to the public. DouGLAS. Alplw Tau were involved and assisted in the initiation Patsy Holshouser Beliveau, EA, was install of 8.6. - Delaware, a result of many hours of ed as president during our May meeting. Ser effort by some of our members. Assisting at ving with her are Phyllis Korab, BE, first vice CONNECTICUT the rush parties and other activities with the president; Carole Duerk, second vice presi pledges brought back memories to each dent; Elva Covert Sawyer, AT, treasurer and FAIRFIELD COUNTY- Frank and alumna. panhellenic delegate; Linda Tremblett Larche, Dolores Stimac Dean, M, hosted a couples' Following 100% initiation of the pledges BT, recording secretary; and Ruth Mac St. Patrick's dinner at their home in Stam at Wilcasde Center, we enjoyed the luncheon Donald, corresponding secretary. ford. Harriet Aberle, an Alpha Gamma and model meeting with our new sisters. We said farewell to Karen Freeman Bishop, Delta and mother of Dr. Susan Aberle Then parents, friends, and new Sigma Kap r:::, who moved with her family to Rich Manganiello, BE, was our speaker in April pas gathered at Concord country club for mond, VA and welcomed Marcia Burland, at the Stamford home of Anna Bent Cun a punch reception and formal dinner. Each .6-T, from Lock Haven, PA. Marcia presented ningham, 0 . She demonstrated how she and new Sigma Kappa was given a counted cross a program to us in October on her work with her hu band Jim travelled around the world stitch pillow and a nosegay of flowers from the organization, Citizens Against Crime. for three weeks with just carry on luggage, our alumnae chapter. In November we celebrated Founders' Day giving us helpful tips. Monica White Dwyer, EA; Robin south Rorida-style with the Miami alumnae
7 at the home of Barbara Marjerison Drew, 0, We entertained our local Sigma Kappa col in Key Largo. In December they helped us legians when they were home for the celebrate the holidays at the home of Carole holidays. Duerk in Plantation. Sigmas living in or visiting Polk County If you are planning to move to the Broward who would like to join us, please contact County or south Palm Beach County area Kathryn Middleton at (813) 644-5273 or in the near future, please contact Phyllis Kathryn Lathrop at (813) 638-2379.-MAru. Korab at 4301 N.W 18th St., #0-307, ANNE WILFORD Lauderhill, FL 33313, (305) 486-3587 to join our alumnae chapter.-PHnus KoRAB. Beta ORLANDO area alumnae gathered at Sigma Marion Brock's home in May to review the past year and plan for the next. Officers in HEARfLAND alumnae at convention in clude June Heider, president; Marion Brock, cluded June Seigler, assistant convention first vice president; Midge Mycoff, cotrespon chairman, Kathryn Lathrop, Linda Mack, ding secretary; Kim Kynast, recording Dorothy Reinsch, Marilyn Hoover and secretary; Kay Schmaus, treasurer; Jean Marianne Wilford. They gathered at Malloy, philanthropy and TRIANGLE; and Marianne's home for luncheon the follow Sharon Drane, panhellenic representative. ing week to reminisce and meet Margaret During the summer Jean Malloy served on Davis from Evanston, IL, who was visiting. the Orlando Area Panhellenic rush board, Our first fall meeting at Kathryn Mid which gathered information on 1986 women Vivian Gillham Stephens, ~T. geron· dleton's home was a salad luncheon and talk graduates of seventeen area public and tology chairman for Atlanta alumnae by Kathryn's husband, who demonstrated private high schools. By sharing this infor chapter, was one of the chapter's and explained the workings of his electric mation, delegates were better prepared to Outstanding Alumna award recipients at train, all of which he had made by hand. It help their own sorority's collegiate chapters their luncheon held at the Swan Coach covered a space 45 feet by 25 feet using over with fall rush requests. House restaurant. Susan Hoster Christ· 900 feet of tracks and containing freight and At the first fall meeting at the Olive enson, EE, the other recipient, was not passenger cars with the occupants. Garden restaurant in Altamonte Springs, present. In November we joined the Sigmas on the plans were made for the Founders' Day west coast when Sarasota alumnae hosted celebration and activities and philanthropies our Founders' Day observance. for the season discussed.-jEAN NoRRis MALlOY, Gamma Beta CEOROIA ATLANTA-Ten Atlanta alumnae at tended convention and we are proud of our four national officers-Linda Wright Bar dach, T, National Secretary; APO Louise Maves Drane, rz; Anne West Dale, M, Director of Expansion; and Martha Fisher Ouderkirk, EA, NPC Third Alernate Delegate. With membership and philanthropy our major goals for the year, we were happy to have 37 members at our September meeting. In addition to our work with Mountain View rest home in Decatur, we are plann ing more volunteer work with Muscular Dystrophy and the local Alzheimer's group. Eighteen members and husbands par ticipated in the Labor Day Muscular Dystrophy telethon and Fun Run. We are also devoting more time and efforts to the Maine Sea Coast Mission, encouraged by Susan Hoster Christensen, EE, and husband Barry. They made a trip-to New England this summer to see the boat Sunshine which car ries our donations to residents serviced by Atlanta alumnae officers include Babs Wilford Fry, 9, treasurer; Martha Fisher this project. Ouderkirk, EA, panhellenic representative; Gayle Thompson Collier, rx, president; Plans are in progress for our 11th annual and Adrian Pearson Ogletree, BT, secretary. Not pictured are Susan Hoster auction, our only fundraiser. Ch~stensen, EE, first vice president; and Kim Owen Massey, EE, second vice Sharon Mcllvain Brantley, BT, and Vivian prestdent. Gillham Stephens, ~T. were co-hostesses for
8 our October meeting which featured a Elmhurst College. fashion show. We have found that involving our We shared Founders' Day tea with EE - boyfriends and husbands in some of our Georgia when ten 50-year pins were awarded. social events has contributed to enjoyable Peggy Heirn Lobello, BT, designed the evenings. Our planned activities this year in cover for the convention panhellenic lun clude Mystery Night, when a murder will be cheon program which has been chosen to solved through the exchange of clues and a be used by NPC sororities in the future. With coed game night. the title "Sororities Are the Spice of Life," Anyone interested in meeting information a spice rack was featured with each bottle is encouraged to call Ruth Nuernann Heller, naming one of the NPC groups. BN, at (313) 303-1935.-jOANNA ScHATZ We welcome new members. Please contact WHITE, Gamma Zeta Gayle Thompson Collier, rx, president, at 587-5710.-Rl.TT'H GILLY BASKEITE, Gamma Lambda CHICAGO WEST 1DWNS-Conven tion and elections were the topics of discus sion at our April meeting. As our member HAWAII ship grew this year, we were able to send Michelle DuPre, ZI,-Elmhurst, received three delegates-Kathy Kouba, Amy Boyn HAWAII-We held an April luncheon at a book scholarship check from Kathy ton, and Margorie Paul-to convention. the horne of Caroline Huey Hotchkiss, e, Wolak Kouba, rK, past president of In May we honored the ZI - Elmhurst and welcomed Nancy Liljedahl Hall, AE, Chicago West Towns. graduating seniors and presented each girl and Gerry Keesee Grant, Z, who have with her Order of the Triangle pin. recently moved here from the mainland. The year ended with a dinner meeting at We met at Mother Tucker's for dinner and Nancy organized a yearly newsletter for the Mildred Wright's, Z, horne where each installed Lisa Benages, BN, president. Alpha Epsilon alumnae assisted by Kathy member brought a salad. Jan Lieghton All area alumnae are invited to attend o_ur DeVries Christiansen, AE. They started by Becker, ..:UI, our outgoing president, install functions. Information may be obtained by contacting chapter members who were ac ed the officers for the new year. calling Kathy Kouba (312) 961-2425. tive from 1960 to 1966, asking each Sigma In an upcoming program we plan to feature KATHY WoLAK KouBA, Gamma Kappa to send them a Christmas card with a note the adventures of Susan Hagen, who spent in it. The newsletter was compiled and mail April traveling in Egypt, riding camels and ROCKFORD- Following a brief March ed to each member who participated. visiting historic sites. - LYDIA LUNDEEN PIERcE, business meeting at the horne of Phyllis Gerry Grant is attending UH and study Gamma Kappa Okrey Holm, rz, several sisters presented a ing dietetics, a new interest she hopes will fashion show at the Roosevelt Square retire lead to a career. ILLINOIS ment horne, our gerontology interest. At the June panhellenic luncheon, Patt Kathy Swaney Catalano, H, and Carol Rue Spencer, H, was named Sigma Kappa CHICAGO NOIITHWEST 1DWNS Keeney Winter, rK, attended the Order of of the Year and Anne Turner, AO, was Judy Tuccy Basofin, ..11:, and Ruth Neumann the Triangle ceremony at rz - N. Illinois. reelected secretary. Heller, BN, were our convention delegates. The spring brunch in May was hosted by During the summer several members made Our two annual family outings and a golf Shirley Softky DeCourcy, AH, with APO bookmarks for our collegiate chapter, eE - outing were summer highlights. At our Ticky Scheck a special guest. Officers install Cal State (Northridge) to use for their fall welcome back meeting, at the horne of Jo ed were Marcia Trost Ararnovich, rM, presi rush party.-M. jANE LAUBER VANDENBERGH, Anna Schatz White, rz, we shared the dent; Kathy Forster Schirnrnoler, rz, first Epsilon "good old days" as each member brought a vice president; Judy Banker Winder, rK, se special collegiate treasure to tell its story and cond vice president; Laurie Eisenbise, ..11:, KANSAS an hors d'oeuvre with its recipe. Fundraising secretary; and Gale Leehaug Krieger, BN, projects for the year were discussed, including treasurer. Linda Taylor Wyatt, rK, is in WICHITA-Several sisters from Kansas shop-n-share days at local grocery stores and charge of ways and means to chair and City attended our fall meeting, and we plan the selling of Current products. delegate fundraising responsibilities. to continue including our out-of-town Several ot our members assisted ..11: - W. Marcia Ararnovich and Jan Bauer Dunbar, Sigmas in our activities by scheduling at least Illinois with fall rush. rz. were among the models for the Rockford two combined meetings a year, one in each In October, at the horne of Dianne Dossett Panhellenic spring brunch in April at the city so that we share the 60-rnile drive. Murphy, M, Dr. Charles Miller, director of Rockford country club. Other panhellenic In March, Grace Danielson Casagrande, the section of reproductive endocrinology sponsored activities included a tour of a local AE, participated in the Wichita Panhellenic and infertility at Lutheran General Hospital resident's Japanese garden in June and atten sorority information night for college-bound and assistant clinical professor at the Univer ding a baseball game in Chicago. girls and their parents. A college fashion sity of Illinois, spoke to us and our West Carol Winter, convention chairman; show was put on by Casual Corner and Towns sisters on the subject of premenstrual Kathy Catalano, rz, corporation board refreshments were served. syndrome. director; and our delegates Marcia Our main fundraiser, headed by Susan We prepared for the holidays in November, Ararnovich and Nancy Genteleno Byrnaster, Hagen, AI', is working concession stands at learning to make decorative hoops at a local I, attended convention. Karen Siegler Jasper, the 10,000-seat Kansas Coliseum. Some craft store, followed by a dessert meeting at daughter of assistant convention chairman husbands also participate in the selling as we the horne of Linda Engelhardt Hall, e. June Siegler, who has been a friend and help earn 10 percent of our booth's total sales for We were guests of West Towns alumnae for ing hand to the Rockford chapter since she each event. luncheon and Founders' Day celebration at was one of the young mothers with the
9 Sigma Kappa children's play group, was one While Theodora Johnson, .:ll', of Mesa, participated with other Detroit area alum of the convention honor initiates. AR was visiting family and friends in this nae in observing Founders' Day at the After editing Vol. 3, Issue 2 of Lavender area during August she attended a Sigma Grosse Pointe War Memorial. Letters, our chapter newsletter, Marcia Kappa luncheon in her honor at Marie We gathered at Sherrie Pardon's new home Aramovich has turned the position over to Guyton's.-juUA FERGUSON WEISKOITIN, Delta in Farmington for a holiday ornament ex Mary Schori Dammann, rM. Lambda change and hors d'oeuvres tasting party. Carol Winter has been elected secretary of Sigma Kappa alumnae in the South the Southern Illinois University alumnae SOUTH OAKLAND COUNTY-The Oakland area are urged to contact Sue Pitt association.- SHIRLEY SoiTKY DECouRCY, highlight of the annual September salad sup wood, 363-4795, for information on our Alpha Eta per was using the Elizabeth Gorham Hoag meetings.-MARJORIE SoUFFROU PoWELL, Gam award traveling tea service brought home by ma Beta our convention representatives Nancy Foster, INDIANA EZ, and Sherri Pardon, M. Hostess for the MISSOURI-KANSAS evening was Gene Gould Huntoon, AZ. HAMMOND AREA alumnae celebrated We again participated in the Fall Harvest GREATER KANSAS CITY-Five years the chapter's 40th anniversary in September arts and crafts show sponsored by the Voice ago we started giving the Sigma of the Year with several founding members in at for the Mentally Handicapped, a non-profit award and this year's recipient was Linda tendance. housing corporation that sponsors a group Richards Stoker, E. Our October gerontology project was to home for mentally handicapped adults. SOC We ended the year with a successful furnish a high school ensemble concert at has run the food concession, serving drinks, designer show house party chaired by Teresa a local nursing home. Members assisted the lunches and snacks as well as selling an Buchhorn l!ten, LUI and Becky Elkin King, home's personnel in getting residents to and assortment of baked goods contributed by LUI. We also held our second In Store book from the concert. In November we joined our members for several years. This has pro fair and contributed $268 to the Research with nearby Illinois chapters in com ved to be a good fundraiser for us as well Adult day center for an Alzheimer patients' memorating Founders' Day. as serving as a contribution to the com scholarship fund. As a program theme this year we are shar munity. Our annual September potluck dinner was ing our passions-those things we do for CPR instruction was the topic at our Oc a popular event. As our number one goal ourselves. In October we learned the basics tober meeting in the home of Virginia Acer in 1987 is to increase our membership, since of counted cross-stitch from Lynn Tolley Platter, Ait. we will be hosting the 1988 convention, we Alexander, T. Suzanne Geis Long, rr, in In November we had our choice of two planned an alumnae rush party for October. ttoduced the chapter to genealogy, using the programs to attend. Members could go to the All alumnae in the area are encouraged to founders as examples in November. home of Janet Buth Pichette, AT, for a toy join in our activities. Call Emily Glogau Taft, Future plans include a winter break of high party or to the home of Susan Rinke dE, for more information.-jANE PRucHA, tea at the Ritz, our seventh annual Sweet Pidgeon, AT, for a Sigma K night. We also Delta Eta heart Buffet and the election of officers. Any area Sigmas who would like to join us, please contact Suzanne Long (219) 931-1013.-SuZANNE GElS Lo NG, Gamma Gamma MICHIGAN
DETROIT -For Easter, our chapter presented a lily plant and fruit basket to the women residents at the Lewis Home. In March, Marie Guyton, AT, invited the chapter to a dinner meeting at her home to discuss business and convention plans. Juanita Flanders, .:ll', hostessed the May meeting when we elected past president Shirley Reynolds, .:ll'; Juanita Flanders, and incoming president Mary Savickas, .:ll', our convention delegates. Shirley prepared two scrapbooks of pictures and activity reports to display. At the June dinner meeting hosted by Lor raine Sutherland, .:ll', the calendar for the coming year was accepted and convention plans were finalized. We also planned to assist AM - Michigan during fall rush. We were happy to see June Sawyer Liesman Seigler, .:ll', who was convention co-chairman. A former active member of Pi Kathy Swaney Catalano, H, immediate past president, and Marcia Trost Aramovich, Kappa Sigma, she is continuing her en rM, incoming president, entertained APO Ticky Scheck at the Rockford alumnae thusiastic and zestful spirit in Sigma Kappa. spring brunch and installation.
10 GATEWAY ST. LOUIS-In March we nual spring Buffalo Panhellenic luncheon Our annual Christmas party included a held an Easter egg decorating party where and fashion show. gift exchange and in January we chased away we learned new creative ways to color eggs. Our president, Mary Jane Orcutt, AB, was the winter blues with a trip to Rickers April and May meetings included a formal able to attend convention. Cinema. meeting and election of officers. Lois Taylor Rehfeld, AB, chaired our We are getting more involved with our New officers include Kathy Krause Babbitt, Founders' Day luncheon at the Shrine Mos sister collegiate chapter BT - Ohio, assisting president; Robin McGee, first vice president que and Margaret Haas, AB, was chairman during their fall rush and visiting throughout of membership; Ellen Jacobs Jewell, second of our Christmas luncheon at the Albright the year. vice president of programs; Diane Blanckaert Knox art gallery in Buffalo.- MARGARET B. Sigmas in the Columbus area are invited Newberry, secretary; Debbie Rennick, trea HAAs, Alpha Beta to join in our activities and for information surer; and Peggy Durbin Hawk, panhellenic on events contact Susan Henderson, 0, our NEW YORK CITY-In April we joined representative. president, at (614) 871-1824.-ELAINE As a fundraiser, we sold bedding plants New York City Panhellenic in a cocktail par FRANKENFIELD HousLEY, Epsilon Mu and assorted items at a local flea market. To ty at the home of Suzi Rudd Cohen, the im keep in touch over the summer, members mediate past president of Alpha Epsilon Phi. and guests attended a St. Louis Cardinals There was a raffle for donated prizes with the PENNSYLVANIA baseball game. proceeds used for two fellowships for sorori In the fall we repeated our Foreigner's ty women in the metropolitan area doing LEHIGH VALLEY -Sally McGovern, a Delight dinner meeting and discussed plans graduate work. University of Maryland graduate, owner and for the coming year, which included a new We met in May at the home of Janet An founder of Once Is not Enuff, a clothing members' dinner in September, a crafts dre, EE, for a full, interesting meeting con store in Emmaus, and Margaret Miller Dodd, presentation in October, a project for a local cerning our activities of the past year and A4>, National Vice President of Alumnae, led nursing home and Founders' Day activities. discussion to prepare our convention a discussion on networking at a combined If you are interested in attending meetings, delegate. We ended the meeting with a silent meeting with ZP - Lafayette in March. Prior please contact Robin McGee at (618) auction to reimburse our treasury for the to our refreshment hour, Frances Garis 654-1364.-SALLY WILSON ELROD, Delta various philanthropies to which we had con Dawson, E, was awarded a 50-year pin. Upsilon tributed. Anne Neyhart Portlock, ID, advisor to The American Farm School is a special ZP, hostessed a luncheon, as she has done project of the New York City alumnae as for several years, in her home for the NEW JERSEY many of us contribute our time during the graduating seniors with each alumna con year. This year has seen an entirely new at tributing a gourmet item. TRENTON-DELAWARE VALLEY mosphere with a complete change of person The pledges hosted an April tea at the alumnae spring activities included a Satur nel and work process. Each week, Dorothy chapter house for the alumnae and in May day luncheon with members exchanging Wendling Carey, A8, spends time at the we attended their initiation and the banquet salad recipes, a speaker active in the local Farm School offices and others come in on at the Marquis Hall. hospice program and an evening at the an "as needed basis." For our annual fundraiser, a Hawaiian din Devon horse show. We began the fall season with our annual ner was prepared and served by Renee Pat Collins Morris, AH, was hostess for our Evening on the Terrace at Vernie Hill's pen Druckenmiller Lobach, ro, in her Walnut annual June picnic when we welcomed thouse apartment in early October. port home. graduate Heather McRoberts, E..1., daughter We welcome Sigmas in the area to join us. We elected Rose Legge Ferguson, MI. presi of member Jan Mullin McRoberts, r..1.. Call or write Vernie Hill, 414 E. 52nd St., dent; Vicki Dibrock Weisel, ID, vice presi This year's contribution to our local N.Y.C., NY 10022, (212) 758-3384. dent for membership and program; Alice geriatric center was used to purchase several - DoRornY WENDLING CAREY, Alpha Theta Hersey Wick, P, secretary; and Renee TV remote controls for bedfast patients. Lobach, treasurer. Our table at the Yardley flea market in OHIO Past National President Alice Wick, Na September was more profitable than ever and tional Vice President for Alumnae Peggie will provide the funds for our local and na CENTRAL OHIO-Our monthly Mon Dodd, and delegate Rose Ferguson attend tional contributions for the year. day evening meetings are usually held at ed convention. APO Kathleen Froehlich, AP, president; homes of our members but we enjoy shar Our traditional August picnic was held at Mary Wick Elias, BI::, past president; and ing an occasional meal at a restaurant. Wehr's Dam for alumnae, collegians, friends, Ellen Decker McCourt, ..1.0, attended Sept We installed officers at our September and families with seven Sigmas ftom E..1. - ember initiation at Z4> -Rutgers. meeting when Susan Henderson, 0, gave her Susquehanna joining us. -DoRIS KuHNS HAINES. Beta Sigma convention report which included many At a September dinner party we said good ideas we hope to use. A dessert reception bye to Peggie Dodd who was moving to NEW YORK followed formal meeting. After one meeting Sanibel Island, FL.- HELEN HAUSMANN we had more dues paying members than last THURBER, Alpha Zeta BUFFALO-We had a large turnout for year as our membership continues to grow. cur July luncheon in Orchard Park when we In October we had a speaker ftom TENNESSEE said farewell to Dorothy Eberhardt Morlock, Alzheimer's Disease and related disorders AB, who, with her husband, has taken up and presented a donation to the NASHVILLE-Officers installed at the permanent residence in Rorida. Our August organization. May meeting and picnic summer at the luncheon was held in Niagara Falls, with ar In November we had our annual Founders' home of Vicki Hancox Wright, A..1., includ rangements made by Bernice Swank Marsh, Day ceremony and potluck dinner. The for ed Karen O'Brien Gibson, 0, president; ro. mal meeting initiated a lot of discussion Leeann Sharp Dye, ~. vice president; Rose loop McCarthy, BX, chaired the an- about our collegiate days. Margaret Ann Garth Pope, U, secretary;
11 SICMAS HERE AND THERE .. The Kansas City chapter of the Public Relations Society of America has named Brooke Curran Poirier, Xi, as Public Rela tions Professional of the Year. Brooke is the vice president of The Boasberg Company, and deals with a variety of area and national public relations accounts . ••• Esther Kratzer Everett, Alpha Beta, was appointed last spring by President Reagan to serve on the National Council on Wom en's Educational Programs . ••• Laura Rudolph Brown, Epsilon Zeta, placed second in her division at the Amer ican Tae Kwondo Association's national tournament, held in November, 1986. When not practicing tae kwondo, ·a form of karate, Laura is an admissions director Nashville alumnae officers are Karen O'Brien Gibson, 0, president; Leeann Sharp in a nursing home in San Diego. Dye, All, vice president; Vicki Hancox Wright, All, panhellenic representative; Margaret Ann Garth Pope, All, secretary; and Melissa Edwards Warner, All, treasurer. ••• Mary Crouch, Tau, was recently pro moted to Ad Services manager for The Daily Journal, the Johnson County, IN newspaper. Melissa Edwards Warner, All, treasurer; Vicki Panhellenic Sorority Sampler, our main .. The principal of Glen Arden Elementary Wright, panhellenic representative. In spite fundraiser for the year, was held. School in Buncombe County, NC, Alica of rain, a successful garage sale was held in We joined with the Fort Worth and Mid Huff Hart, Gamma Rho, was named North June at the home of Emily Baker, All. Cities alumnae chapters for Founders' Day Carolina Principal of the Year for 1985. Stewart Lee Hurst, All, was hostess for the at the Mandalay Hotel. A cookie workshop .•• Irene G. Heacock, Alpha Beta, has serv fall covered dish supper and planning and exchange party in December at the ed as president of the First Service Area of meeting when we welcomed several new home of Sharin Clark benefited the Maine Women's Overseas League, composed of alumnae. In September we learned the crafts Sea Coast Mission, our nursing home and units from Buffalo, NY; Pittsburgh, PA; Bos of paper-cutting and stenciling. rx - S.E Austin. ton, MS; and Washington, D.C. At our annual October craft auction the Dallas alumnae extend a warm welcome .•• Hubie Higgins Kapowick, Phi, is direc culinary, artistic, sewing and embroidery to Sigmas in our area to call Lea Cox Hum tor of resident services and admissions at talents of the members were evident in the phreys at 964-5757 and join us.-BEm Pilgrim Haven, in Los Altos, CA. While variety of items sold. LEATiiERWOOD RoDGERS, Gamma Iota visiting resident Mildred Kerr Hardy, Pi, We held our Founders' Day banquet at a Hubie noticed the violet-covered spring local restaurant and at a holiday party at the VIRCINIA 1986 issue of the TRIANGLE on Mildred's home of Cheryl Taylor DeBusk, All, we ex table. The two have been sisters ever since, changed Christmas gifts and played bingo. NORTHERN VIRGINIA alumnae began according to Hubie, proving that Sigma Area alumnae are invited to join us. For the year with a "September membership cof Kappa violets do unite sisters! information · call Karen Gibson at fee at the home of Patricia Kadan Joyce, BZ. 824-5143 .-DOROTHY LANE GILLESPIE, Alpha Elinor Forsyth Sylvester, E, was the hostess ••• Prem L. Hunji, Epsilon Lambda, has Delta for the October meeting, featuring a speaker been elected president of the Sacramento discussing women and investments. Young Lawyers Association. Prem is an at Carnegie's restaurant in Alexandria was torney with the law firm of Cohen, Stokke TEXAS the site of the annual Founders' Day lun & Davis, a major Orange County law firm. cheon when June Keirstead Moore, 0, ••• Sharon Schilling Rich, was DALLAS-Our officer installation dinner presented the convention report. Marion Alpha Beta, chairman of Somewhere in Time, a cham was held in May at the home of Karen Fowler Rasmussen, Z, hostessed the pagne brunch and fashion show sponsored Bergman Blanton's, rx, mother. In June the Christmas cocktail party to start the holiday by the Amherst, NY, Republican women in annual summer garage sale raised money for season. chapter projects. Sharin Humke Clark, ri, Officers include Amy Bruno Legare, EX, September. was hostess in August for the Alumnae president; June Moore, first vice president; ••• Jacqueline Mendenhall Barden, Beta Sampler Workshop followed by a collegiate Janet Charlton McKee, A, second vice presi Phi, was honored by the city of Westminster swim party. dent; Phyllis Czyzewski Gron, e, recording for her outstanding role as a leading We kicked off our fall program with a wine secretary; Laura Farwell Noel, EX, treasurer; American and Patriot. She was also com and cheese party and fashion forecast presen and Ann Green, llN, panhellenic represen mended for 27 years of service as a teacher tation at the home of Carlene Eddlemon tative. in the Westminster school district. Jacqueline Brister, !J.M. For information about meetings and ac and her fourth, fifth and sixth grade students Beverly Holmes was our October hostess tivities, please call Amy Legare at (701) put on a patriotic program honoring Flag for a makeup demonstration. The Dallas 689-4060.- PHYLUS ClYZEWSKI GRON, Theta Day.
12 New in itiates at 8E-California, Riverside, pose for their official portrait on Initiation day, June 1, 1986. Theta Epsilon: Starting Out As Winners
~ by Marty Miller Warner, BT
On June 1, 1986, 43 collegians were in Sigmas and parents of the new initiates at Llaurado, Kim Lowry, Cathleen Mumper, itiated into Sigma Kappa's Theta Epsilon tended an installation banquet. Kay Stef Maureen Murphy, Lillian Navarrete, colony at the University of California, fen, advisory board president, acted as Christine Obremski, Julie Shin, Rhonda Riverside. Also initiated were honor initiates toastmistress. Inspirational messages were Stern, Karen Stilwell, Susan Stutz, Shelly Barbara Eckstrom Webb, Concepcion Garza given by Jackie Phillips and Linda Berkshire. Stringer, Karen Sugihara, Tammy Titus, Rivera, and Patricia Turner Cook. Patricia The new chapter was congratulated by Dr. Isabel Violante, Leena Walker, Michelle is the mother and mother-in-law of two ad Vincent Del Pizzo from the University of Wright and Tina Zaharoupoulos. visory board members. California, Riverside and by the panhellenic Jackie Phillips served as colony director. The installing team included Linda Oden and IFC presidents. Colleen Munson, greek The advisory board consists of Kay Steffen, Berkshire, B't, National Vice President for advisor, was also in attendance. The Theta chairman, Joan Lee Appleford, re, pledge; Expansion; Carol Jackson Phillips, AI, Na Epsilon chapter gratefully acknowledged Nancy Anderson Jones, rB, financial; Dana tional Vice President for Collegiate Mrs. Munson's assistance during is coloniza Traver, vice-president; Marty Warner, Chapters; Paula Jenkins, ZO, chapter con tion process. secretaries and registrar; Katie Gorian, AO, sultant; Priscilla Simms, BX, Alumnae Paula Jenkins presented the initiates, with social; and Teresa Keer, 8, scholarship. District Director; Marty Miller Warner, BT; whom she had lived and worked The new Theta Epsilon members bring Barbara Wilmer, ~. National Rush Team; throughout the colonization. Theta Epsilon many honors and activities to Sigma Kap Dana Dicaro Traver, ZT; and Kay Ernst charter members include: Kathleen Alejan pa. Twelve girls were on the Dean's List this Steffen, ET. dre, Diane Allen, Monika Baganz, Tamlynn year. Other honors include: student Also attending the initiation were CPOs Barnes, Camille Blackwell, Stephanie Blake, legislature external president, honoraries, Mollie Delgado, ZT, and Sarah Doupe, r; Susie Brennan, Michelle Chambers, Ana school mascot, scholarship winners, varsi Elizabeth Spencer Merman, AB, first alter Chavarria, Soojin Cho, Kelly Colt, Erin ty sports, cheerleaders, and Mosaic editor nate NPC delegate; and members of the Courtney, Susan Crist, Susan DeCock, (poetry). Arrowhead alumnae, ZT chapter and ET Vickie Fix, Stephanie Freda, Janice Harris, Sigma Kappa is proud to join Gamma Phi chapter. The active members of ZT con Susie Hellebrand, Wendi Huckabey, Gayle Beta, Kappa Alpha Theta, and Kappa ducted model meeting. Kermode, Laura Knight and Beth Knowles. Kappa Gamma on the University of Califor All events were held at the Holiday Inn Also, Rima Kumar, Sheila Kuntz, Domini nia, Riverside campus as we continue our in Riverside. Following model meeting, que Lambiotte, Indy Lantz, Montie "Winning Tradition!'
13 d by Darcy Edwards Klinefelter, r4>, Collegiate Editor BABSON
ZETA ZETA-Spring rush was successful, giving us 11 new pledges. Our chapter enjoyed social events with 8X and AKv. We co-hosted a campuswide party with AKv, which included two well known Boston area bands. Alumna Dee Rothan held a dinner for us at her home, enabling present members to meet other alumnae. Pledge retreat was held this year at Denise Tache's home in New Hampshire. The semester ended with our annual spring initiation banquet, followed by our traditional pillow and paddle exchange. -BARBARA PEXIDER CALIFORNIA (BERKELEY) Members of the pompon squad, Tracy·Fackles, Michal Smith and Kim Bergthold, LAMBDA-Lambda won the best rM-E. Illinois, performed at halftime for a Chicago Bears football game. chapter award in the annual AXA Daffodil Festival for the fifth consecutive year. We overall spirit. Sabrina Hoagland received the we hosted the MIFCA/MAPCA conven sold the most daffodils, raising money for Greek Goddess award. tion. Lisa Wade was elected MAPCA Illinois Cal Camp, a camp for underprivileged The parents' day banquet was held in state coordinator.- SHERRY HIGGINS children. Cindy Metcalfe was crowned Daf April. Nancy Price was named outstanding fodil queen for her outstanding effort at pledge; Lori Hammons was named out rallying spirit. standing active member; Janey Boullear was E. MICHICAN A picnic, organized by Jenny McKillop, named most inspirational member; and was held at Golden Gate Park in San Sabrina Hoagland was named most out DELTA ALPHA-Following the initia Francisco. standing member on campus. Other Greek tion of 10 pledges in April, big and little sis The Berkeley Men's Octet sang at our honors went to Janey Boullear as I::: 14 Blaszynski, Adina Marcheschi and Renee Anne Hubka was one of 150 contestants Shumilo. in the Miss Illinois pageant over Thanksgiv MEMPHIS ST. The semester closed with the initiation of ing break.-PAM Coc:ALAS our pledge class.-ADINA MARCHESCHI BETA XI-We began the spring semester with the initiation of our fall pledges, follow LAFAYETTE ed by DZ follies. FLORIDA Mixers during the semester included a ZETA RHO-We began our semester skating party with AXA and a beach bash BETA TAU-Initiation for our spring with a marshmallow roast and a study with q,r.i. break, during which Jamie Hirsch and Mary pledges was held in May. Treasurer Valerie Smith was selected to Devane proudly presented the awards our Over the summer, the task of remodeling coordinate mock rush for our panhellenic chapter won at convention. our house was completed. New carpeting, council. All fraternities went through a Other September highlights included our a new dining room floor, new tables and simulated formal sorority rush situation to annual picnic with the Lehigh Valley alum chairs, and new living room furniture were allow us to practice and to show them what nae and our parents' day reception, at which among the changes. sorority rush is like. Afterward, 20 frater our mothers received mother's pins. Fall rush gave us 39 new pledges, which nities and sororities competed in a Greek Sisters welcomed the return of our active is exciting because it brings our newly wheel of fortune. Rush week ended with alumnae in October with a pre-football recolonized chapter membership to over Greek awards banquet, where our Greek game homecoming brunch and party at the 100! Goddess, Sally Strub, won second place in house. October also saw the return of our Our annual Woodser took place in raising money for cerebral palsy. now traditional hayride. November along with the Week of Giving. Our crown pearl ball was held in the pent We kicked off November with our cam Sue Rose represented Sigma Kappa in house of the Ramada Inn. puswide game show, Fraternity Feud. Later Florida's homecoming pageant.- LISA A. Monica Schmidt and Shirley Davis were in the month we joined Z"t of Rutgers for BRACCI inducted into the Order of Omega, and a festive Founders' Day celebration. Cindy Gressinger was named Diamond . The semester ended with our winter in Princess by EcpE.-AMY ENGEL CEORCETOWN tersorority semiformal.-MICHELLE STEIR MICHICAN ALPHA CHI-Our first big event was LOCK HAVEN ST. the Belle of the Blue pageant in February. ALPHA MU-Our 110 sisters voluntari Jennifer Henderson was the first runner-up DELTA PI-Rush themes last fall includ ly cut summer vacations short and return and Miss Congeniality. ed the sofr side of Sigma Kappa and women ed to Ann Arbor 10 days before classes Our annual mother-daughter banquet in in leadership. began to prepare for rush. As a result, we March was a success. It included a brunch President Deb Moore was nominated for welcomed 35 terrific pledges. Our new CPO, followed by a style show hosted by a local homecoming queen during homecoming's Amy Barnes, also visited during rush. clothing store. Oldies But Goodies theme week. Homecoming was celebrated with alum April began with our chili supper. The Kelly Watson was guest speaker for our nae at the annual corporation board proceeds were given to a local teenager to Founders' Day celebration.- ABBY L. meeting and brunch. We celebrated with aid in her struggle with leukemia. BROWN our fathers at the annual Dad's Day at a Other April events included an All-Greek dinner, jersey day and Greek games. Spring formal was held at the Seelbach Hotel in Louisville on April 19, 1986. With the end of April came senior send off and a banquet for our 22 graduating seniors. The semester ended with a rush cookout. - A NDREA ROYALTY ILLINOIS THETA-We initiated five members in late August, including three girls from our informal pledge class. Fall formal rush was uccessful with 54 new pledges, filling quota and bringing our membership to almost ISO. Highlights of our fall social calendar in cluded Greek Week with Sammies, barn dance, flaming mamie (our roaring '20s dance), exchanges with 8?:, ZBT, TEcf> and At.cf>,Dad's Day football weekend and Karen Kirshner and Amy McSherry, rz-N. illinois, celebrate ribbon pinning night winter formal. August 26, 1986. 15 Baker. Gamma Phis write to her on a weekly earned $1,700 for the chapter. Each member basis and visit to help with yard and house sold 20 tickets for cash prizes of $300, $200, work. $100 and four awards of $25. Donations We traveled to East Carolina University went to our local philanthropy, Barb City for a Hawaiian party with KA and had our Manor Retirement Home and to house annual stranger mixer, when each sister is functions. set up with a stranger or someone she would We were teamed with ~T for the ~rAn like to get to know.- CHRISTIE L. KNITIEL chor Splash fundraiser. Ann Castine won the title of Miss Anchor Splash of Greek N. ILLINOIS Row. Other events we participated in were EX Derby Days, ~ 16 ADVISOR OF THE QUARTER Judy Fisher Moody, Gamma Rho, is the SAN DIEGO ST. advisory board chairman for rP - Western BETA PSI-Fall semester began with a Carolina. Because of her years of dedication rush workshop. Rush was a success with to the Sigmas at Western Carolina, Judy has thanks to the contagious enthusiasm of rush been named advisor of the quarter. advisor Nancy Eggers. ''After three years of sending annual 'pleas' In addition to pinning our new pledges for alumnae support for Gamma Rho at our second meeting, we also had a visit chapter, located deep in the mountains of from Linda Berkshire, National Vice Presi North Caroli na, I received a positive res dent for Expansion. Mrs. Berkshire is the ponse from Judy Moody. At last I had found mother of one of our pledges.-JoANNA an alumna willing to serve as an advisor to OLSON this chapter;' said Sheila A. Barnes, Gam ma Phi, National Vice President for Col legiate Chapters. S.W. OKLAHOMA ST. "For the first three years, Judy served as the lone advisor to Gamma Rho, attending EPSIIDN GAMMA-Rush camp was meetings and activities, and opening her held in our new house for two weeks prior home to retreats, pledge and sisterhood to the beginning of classes. We formally functions;• Sheila said. rushed using a 50s party, a Hawaiian party Finally, in 1982, Judy was able to recruit A dedicated Sigma, Judy Fisher Moody, and convocation. After bid morning, we two additional advisors to share the Gamma Rho, has proven her sincere in took our new pledges to church with us, and workload. terest in the welfare of the chapter by ser then out for pizza. Throughout her service to Sigma Kappa, ving as an advisor for the past seven years Informal rush ended with an ice cream Judy has been a friend, counselor, nurse and at rP, Western Carolina. sundae party and many new pledges. We mother to countless collegians. She has her husband Reg are the owners of the have enjoyed sunrise breakfasts, swaps and given freely of her time, love and resources marketplace, and she puts in between 60 slumber parties with the new pledges. so that Sigma Kappa will remain strong at and 70 hours per week managing the facility We had the highest gpa of all the sororities Western Carolina. during the tourist season. on campus for the 1986 school year. In addition to her work as a chapter ad Judy's energy is endless, and her smile and Our chapter hosted two large groups par visor, Judy, the mother of three grown sense of humor are true assets. Under her ticipating in the Up With People program, children, finds time to manage the lnlot guidance, Gamma Rho has maintained its who were performing locally. Marketplace, a group of gift and clothing high standards and flourished on the cam Harvest moon masquerade ball, parents' stores located in Dillsboro, N.C. Judy and pus of Western Carolina. club homecoming breakfast and Christmas party, Founders' Week and several visits to Little Birds Nursing Home rounded out the semester for us.- LAURA A. KELWM NEW INITIATES WASHINCTON ST. Congratulations to the honor and alum Sandra Hammann, Delta Pi nae initiates listed below, and to the col- Liz McCulley Edmonston, Epsilon ALPHA GAMMA-Rush kicked off our 1 new school year, highlighted by beach day, legiate chapters who initiated them during Epsilon Disneyland day, New York day and the 1985-1986 school year. Marianne Edwards Sheppard, Epsilon preference day. Epsilon Six alumnae participated in our Inspira Carol Conrad Westland, Alpha Omicron Dena Fenters Heathman, Epsilon Tau tion Week activities. Barbara Clarkson, Past Roberta Moshier Holmes, Beta Mu Mary McMUiian, Theta Alpha National President and current National Carol Cline Mohr, Beta Nu Christy Taylor, Theta Beta Ritual Chairman, also joined us for the Nancy Morrison Wilson, Beta Nu Barbara Eckstrom Webb, Theta Epsilon week's festivities.- MICHELLE SHANNON Carol Barnes Erbe, Gamma Theta Concepcion Garza Rivera, Theta Epsilon Ann Crafton Barnes, Gamma Theta Patricia Turner Cook, Theta Epsilon Cindy Hale, Gamma Theta Nancy Stevens Minton, Gamma Pi Congratulations also to the following Gladys Justus, Gamma Chi honor initiates frOm national convention. Beverly Farmer, Gamma Chi Joyce Bennett, Delta Zeta Myra Morgan, Beta Tau Jimmie Eddlemon Ayres, Delta Mu Karen Liesman Jasper, Gamma Zeta PARTY THEMES Looking for new rush party ideas? More than 40 party plans and skit ideas are waiting you to investigate. Order forms have been sent to your chapter, or write to Central Office for more information. 17 searching for Significant Sigmas In order to recognize the outstanding individual accomplishments of Sigma Kappa alumnae and collegians, the TRIANGLE staff needs your input. If you, or someone you know, have received public recognition in any of the following areas, please complete this form. Up coming issues of the TRIANGLE will deal with some of these themes, and we need a resource pool from which to pull story ideas. Possible areas to be covered include: business, sports, government, education and academia, entertainment, media, volunteer work, science, arts and culture. All other story ideas are welcome. Please complete the form below by typing or printing neatly. Make sure to include your name and address, in case we need to contact you for more information. Name of person submitting report Collegiate chapter I alumnae organization Address ______Phone ______ Name of possible TRIANGLE article subject Collegiate chapter I alumnae organization Address ______Phone ______ Area of accomplishment. Give specific details Explain why you think this person should be included in the TRIANGLE. Send this form to "Significant Sigma Search:' c/o Cindy Houterloot, 9508 Haddington Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46256. 18 seventy-five Years as Sigma Kappas Diamonds, they tell us, are a girl's best friend. The "Diamonds" we honor are our Diamond Certificate awardees, Sigma Kappas for 75 years, and "Diamonds Forever:' ALPHA-COLBY THETA-ILLINOIS NU-MIDDLEBURY Ethel Chamerlain Roberts Helen Dawson Hall Helen Crosby Manzer Ft. Fairfield, Maine Morris, lllinois New York City, New York Vivian Skinner Hill Dorothy Brayton Acer Ada Frances Wells* South Portland, Maine Clarence, New York Schooleys Mountain, New Jersey Evelyn S. Whitney Marcia Hatton Grace Allen Hunt* Portland, Maine Alburquerque, New Mexico Renton, Washington Bernice Powell Gregg Ada Hill Guiles EPSIWN -SYRACUSE Fairbury, Illinois Lake George, New York Liena Place Burke Grace Wright Dowd Sherburne, New York IOTA-DENVER New Haven, Vermont Ada Mae Smeader Ruth Shaw Jacobs* Julia C. Carter Johnson City, New York · Fostoria, OH Bridgewater, Massachusetts Gladys Rand Dyke* ZETA-GWU LAMBDA-UCLA Atkinson, New Hampshire Mathilda Eiker* Grace Van Dyke Bird Harriet Blakeman Washington, D.C. Oakland, California Stratford, Connecticut Mildred Planck McCluer* Ethel Eveleth Uren St. Petersburg, Florida Oakland, California Congratulations, initiates of 1911. Louise Schul Dellwig Bethesda, Maryland MU-WASHINGTON *Central Office does not have mailable ad Evelyn Rosaaen Leader dresses for these Sigmas. ETA-ILLINOIS WESLEYAN Seattle, Washington Hazel Schureman Albee Pansie Lawrence Smith* Bloomington, Illinois Long Beach, California Elizabeth Wiley Sutherland Eleanor Stahl Peck Wilmette, Illinois Seattle, Washington II ~ I ~J 19 ~ [I] ;1 t!1 l'JI Please send all notification of deaths Doris Dean Willey, T, Date of death Miriam Hope Dow, A, Oct. 24, 1986 of Sigma Kappa members to Central unknown Genevieve Warner, rA, Nov. 9, 1986 Office. None will be published in the Mary Lou Miller, A9, Aug. 27, 1986 Anne Hamilton Bear, E, June 12, 1986 TRIANGLE without Cent : :~ l Office Dorothy lorns Steen, AI, Oct. 20, 1986 Anna Freienmuth Harling, Z, Nov. 26, authorization. Lois Gilkison Shockney, rH, Aug. 1983. 1985 Sabina Sleeper Tipton, EA, July 17, Mary E. Mooney, AB, March 1986 Beth Thorne Wesp, AE, unknown date 1986 Marjory Gibbs Ford, TI, Feb. 12, 1986 of death Margaret Marilyn Knozke Evans, BN, Dorothy Nash Brailey, N, Oct. 22, 1986 Marjorie Berckhan, AE, April 1985 Oct. 14, 1986 Harriett Bradshaw Kaess, M, Nov. 15, Helen K. Valentine, A'¥, 1986 Mildred Anderson Lekberg, M, Jan. 1986 Betty Funk Kosht, AT, Oct. 20, 1986 1977 Katherine King Johnson, AK, Oct. 1986 Gertrude Shaffer Mohlenhoff, 9, date of Helen Swiney Pierce, AE, Dec. 19, 1986 Shirley Dodd Ponchaud, AT, June 22, death unknown Ovylet Pence, A9, Oct. 29, 1986 1986 lone Smith Keikes, 9 , July 25, 1986 Helen Raitanen Cady, A4>, Oct. 13, 1986 Dorothy Slaubaugh Ringer, T, Nov. 7, Jane Minick Palmer, rM, Nov. 1, 1986 Carol Van Sickle, BE, Sept. 15, 1986 1986 Mary Walters Todd, T, July 10, 1986 Ella Staf Simas, 4>, Sept. 4, 1986 Winifred Cotton Weddle, rr, Nov. 11, Camilla Edna Freel, T, Nov. 28, 1986 Shirley M. Langham-Johnson, 9, 1985 Gertrude McKeown Barnes, AE, May 5, Nov. 24, 1986 Janet Whitnack Stout, BE, Nov. 11, 1985 Blanche E. Hurd, T, date of death 1986 Alice Countryman Bell, H, Dec. 8, 1986 unknown Bonnie Lingenfelter Carder, 2, June 6, Pauline Nichols Clarke, 9, Jan. 3, 1987 Mary Osborne Bryant, T, June 1986 1986 Meta McKeen Carr, 9 , Nov. 1985 Kathleen M. Kimball Leonard, EM, Dec. Helen Douglass Clough, AI, Nov. 13, May White Allen, M, May 17, 1985 2, 1986 1986 Marilyn Frasie Sexsmith, M, Nov. 17, Nell A. Boylin, A, March 27, 1986 May McDonald Rorick, T, Sept. 21, 1984 Anna Lewis Bliss, N, Nov. 11, 1986 1986 Myrtle Parsons Hohner, Z, Dec. 20, Priscilla R. Sever, 0, Nov. 22, 1986 Helen F. Giles, 9, Date of death 1982 Wilma Kelly Stuart, A'¥, Nov. 12, 1986 unknown 19 The Loyalty Fund: Gifts to Sigma Kappa Each year, thousands of Sigma Kappa alumnae contribute to the Loyalty Fund, generating income to finance special projects above and beyond the sorority's operating budget. These funds, budgeted by National Council, have been used to support expansion programs, including colonizations and recoloniza tions, the chapter consultant program, the hiring of a full time public relations director, and the programming at national convention. Traditionally, the Loyalty Fund list has been printed in the summer TRIANGLE, but since the end of the fund raising year is in the fall, the list will be included in future winter issues. The following includes only those members who have contributed between May 31, 1986, the cutoff date for printing the summer 1986 TRIANGLE and the Loyalty Fund's October 31, 1986 contribution cutoff. Those contributing directly to the Sigma Kappa Foundation are not included in this listing. They will be featured in an upcoming issue of the TRIANGLE. This should clear up any misunderstandings in regard to the TRIANGLE printing policy. ETA ALPHA THETA President's Mary Johnson Bullard Ruth Everson Watkins Gladys Tucker Frazier ALPHA IOTA Triangle THETA Joyce Corfield Eddy EPSIWN Helen McClintock Anderson Estelle Taylor Hoffman Gertrude Eisenbrey Davenport Helen Barrows Crist Ann Ellis Huntley ZETA Evelyn Gray Munselle ALPHA KAPPA Joan Scovell Hekimian IOTA Elizabeth Noble BETA PI Margaret Oliver Mayo ALPHA LAMBDA Dorothy Vedel Reynolds Winona Keyes Valentine Marion Borner Scelfo LAMBDA ALPHA OMICRON Mary Turnbull Schacht Micha Van Atta Cathcart Pearl Elizabeth Wade Yewell Mary F. Comerford Annette Hansen Zambas ALPHA PI Triangle MU Helen McClure Garey THETA Margaret Lawe King Martha Gregg Myers Ruth Rysdon Miller Marie Swartz Lee ALPHA RHO LAMBDA Bette Campbell Sholund Ruth Smith Burton Dorothea Hoover NU ALPHA TAU MU Evelyn Ryle Elva Covert Sawyer Catherine Cunliffe Boentje XI Mina Hahn Schaefer Laurine Nelson lngebright Dorothy Bosworth Bailey ALPHA PHI .Erna M. Jorgensen Jeri J. Crow ley Gloria West Christensen OMICRON PI BETA EPSIWN Doris Perkins Chandler Dorothy Norris Cady Susan Stanfield Washburn ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA BETA MU Vivian Kidwell Griffin Ruth Benton Hill Margaret Patison White ALPHA EPSIWN Georgia Swickheimer BETA NU Vera Caulum TAU Estelle Stienbarger Becker Margaret Davis Marilyn Fuller Brown BETA XI ALPHA OMICRON Mary Thevenow Hayden Nancy Fowler Treadway Helen Wilkie Hege Jean Stoddart Hensey BETA SIGMA ALPHA CHI Edith Trautman McBride Ann Karpick Louise Baston Price CHI Lera Miller Shute BETA OMEGA Evelyn Overmyer Bogart BETA PSI Sandra Krajicek Lim PSI Linda Oden Berkshire DELTA ETA Nancy Carol Hoefs GAMMA BETA Juliet Jordan Knoblauch Margaret Morrissey Slade Barbara Kilburn Russell ALPHA GAMMA GAMMA GAMMA Olive Peterson Farinon Carolyn Mahan Martin Violet Capt. Linda Martin Phillips GAMMA KAPPA Triangle ALPHA DELTA Judy Lloyd Kloski Kathryn Ayres James GAMMA PHI ALPHA Eleanor Sue Jones Sarah Doupe Muriel Hallett Kennedy ALPHA EPSIWN DELTA IOTA DELTA Mary Anne Marsh Brown Karen A. Korematsu Charlotte Rich Wilder Hazel Hilton Cutler DELTA LAMBDA ZETA Freda Heeney Riecken Barbara Garrison Nunney Frances Ridgway Brotzen ALPHA ETA EPSIWN RHO Mary Wescott Hurt Anne Powers Schwartz Janis Hemingway Zimmerman Sisterhood Triangle ALPHA Mable Knauer Kurrus Sheila Miller Saville Marian White Noffke Marion Ethel Dugdale Alyce Kloos Lauber Lois Parker Simonson Kathryn Burns Petersen Shelia McDonald Gilman Elsie Esther Maylath Celesta Moser Skoog Laura Wright Price Vesta Alden Putnam Patricia Wadhams Menges Helen Kuebler Skoog Eleanor Harshman Reifsteck Louise Smith Velten Doris Burritt Moore Janet Sonnabend Holly Brady Rudie DELTA Eleanor Henry Pfanner Vonia Winter Swigart Kathryn Henderson Russell Pauline Watts Elliott Dorothy Thomas Powell Roxanne Kemp Viebrock Adrienne Hitchcock Savage Katherine Tower Gilbert Elizabeth Goldthorp Richart Beatrice Bond West Patricia Zink Shrum Thelma Eaton Grosvenar Elaine Finney Sagers Eva Earley Wilson Josephine Rich Summers Marjorie Seavey Johnson Winnifred McCoy Scheck NU Mildred Peacock Tilford Ruth Small Lane Lorraine Ranstead Schutz Jean Davis Battey Jean Robinson Vail Charlotte H. Lindgren Ardis Hill Shuman Doris Anderson Carlson Kathryn Haehl Weiland Clara G. Mallonee Alice Van Sands Teegarden Jean Crawford Harriet Kriegbaum Young Abby Strong Nicholson Mary Westwood Vibert Natalie H. Dunsmoor Annie Wolfe Rich Harriett Michener Walters XI UPSILON EPSILON Barbara Sternaman Walters Ethel Waller Brock Sally Helser Brandes Lestina D. Bidwell Mary Worthen Wolfe Laura Gutsch Carey Margaret Watt Edwards Gladys Anderson Burrows IOTA Marian Faust Clark Peggy Happold Fujimoto Rowena Frost Caine Jessie Moffett Barrett Iolene Cox Cole Marilyn Burris Graham M-Anne Mable Christensen Wava Chambers Brown Ina Brewster Fakhoury Helen Hulsman Kelly Karolyn Kazanjieff Folts Hazel Haverland Burkhard Shirley Guenther Hosman Irene Eads Merryweather Leatrice Morley Hinsdale Phyllis Lowdermilk Delacastro Virginia R. Huntington Harriet Forest Moore Lila M. Jones Ellen Peterson Freehling Shirley Reams Kelly Jennifer M. Ott Barbara Greer Kleinschmidt Isabelle Youngs McCrimmon Sigrid Wolf Kluender Jody Leonard Petersen Louise Ulrich Martin Lucille Donahue Smith Helen Todd Lewis Zelia Steele Sedgwick Elizabeth Link Prince LAMBDA Anne Murphy Luthey Ruth Barrruff Walter Leanora Wilkie Remillard Alpha Rogers Beamer Alyce Fawkes Mason Ruth Hendricks Willard ZETA Beverly Rinker Burke Margaret Goodrich Matthews PHI Hazel Mae Bayne Norma Thorpe Cantin Margarette Murray Mayhall Helen French Dayton Helen Jones Cooper Patricia Otto Carlson Ruth Johnson Quistgard Martha Smith Fry Hazel Smallwood Hanback Nancy Probst Chaney MD Eileen VanSandt Rankin Susan Gammino Peggy McMillen Newton Annie Stevenson Coles Julianne Keeter Sawyer Mable Tinkham Hardison Jane Hughes Nielson Harriet Karns Darby Dorothy Byler Smith Eloise Carichner Haverland Carol Lander Porter Juliet Baxter Gilmore Elin Jorgenson Stene Gertrude Anthony MacKenzie Helen Bartel Smith Bernice Hackett Green Mary Kaufman Whitney Michelle Diana Maguire Dorothy G. Sornborger Anna McCune Harper Marjorie May Yund Helen Baclawski McCarthy Mary Bennett Wessel Natalie Ann Huen OMICRON Stella Davies Millett ETA Charlene Conrad Liebau Virginia Call Ross Marjorie Preston Paul Nancy Brown Bicker Barbara Fraters Lutz PI Edith Cumming Umstead Eliza Alexander Burkholder Catherine C uenin McCarthy Winifred Nichols Carr CHI Ruth Rodino Coyne Mary Kauffman McComber Mildred Cornell Kettenburg Nettie Noelp Berry Mary F. Danforth Virginia Piper Miller Mary Sloan Wilbur M. Lope Buckley Margaret Hoopes Forsyth Arnoldine Saul Oldham RHO Elizabeth Crater Mildred Hamill Gildermaster Jean Boyd Ransdall Margaret Ford Hollowell Edith Vance Kramer Lori Poling Glaze Virginia Robinson Rawson Alice Hersey Wick Emily Brevoort Murdock Rosamond Salzman Mecherle Elizabeth Porter Reynolds SIGMA Mary Hurt Paxton Laurie J. Robertson Renna James Burkhalter PSI Janet Widholm Pyle Helene Kirby Rohwer Lorena Keith Crow Ruth Hayward Cameron Susan Hoffman Rehrer Rose Brown Sayer Marilyn Jones Jessup Jeanne Thompson Gibbs Bonnie G. Schuessler Maryellen Skeels Willie Taylor Ritter Ann Lewis Hill Gwendolyn Lyford Spencer Patricia Meadows Todhunter Evie-Jo Craven Wilson Caroline Kuehn Luedtke THETA Elda Laird Wakefield TAU Gertrude Kehl Redin Louise Worth Anderson Evelyn McCracken Warnecke Pauline Singleton Bacon Gertrude Haade Timm Karma Golden Aylward Judith L. Weil Wendy L. Baldwin Martha Van Steenderen Mina O'Bryan Baxter Nancy Eddy Wilder Betty Newgent Bundy OMEGA Debra Dazey Book MU Jean Irish Davis Eunice Parker Anderson Mynetta Engelland Boretti Diana Rowland Aakervik Gloria Ankers Fassett Suzanne L. Dion Maude Danforth Boucher Frances Rice Adamson Mary Hulsman Gerlach Mary Walker Grinnan Kathryn Heath Darling Sharron Osterhout Akers Trula Sidwell Hardy Terry M. Kiser Michelle Raimondi DeMoreno Barbara Wirt Clarkson M. Geraldine Hart Josephine Thorpe Lair Erma Garbisch Dean Gloria Swartz Germo Linda Walker Hepler Nancy Rigby Mann Penny Malina Gomien Diana Wood Hill Lynn Estelle Hoffman Dianne Means Pierce Bernice Powell Gregg Suzanne Deschamps Kelly Susan Effrein Hurley Sue P. Pitchford Eleanor Ovington Grewenig Virginia McBeath Lamberson Dorothy Jaggers Langley Clyde Dailey Scales Ruth Schwemm Hardacre Adele Nelson North Phyllis Webb Lorman Irene Edwards Scott Marcia Hatton Jennifer Arntzen Richards Mary Coleman Meeker Susan Eubanks Stepp C. Countryman lves Marjie Johnson Rogers Nancy Yates Nelson Marcia White Warren 21 ALPHA BETA Ann Ford Cobb Evelyn Steadman Paine Suzanne Faulkner Schimke Ruth Snow Coombs Shirley Kretschmer Johnston Josephine Lang Ruten Shirley Bohlen Schusler Janet Buchwald Johnson Rose Fleck Mallos Frances Hummel Seymour Frances Walker Vivrett Mary Sullivan Kelley ALPHA IOTA Susan Haycook Weiske Ethylmae Clement Woodard ALPHA PI Isabelle Wetherbee Lederer Loretta Court Clark ALPHA NU Florence Turk O'Brien Roxana Stenzel Enneking Jeannette Hilker Miller Louise Lilly Albertson ALPHA RHO ALPHA GAMMA Jaynee L. Foust Ruth Risken Darlington Dorothy Wilhelmi Atkins Julia Weaver Herron Dolores Adams Vandella Johnson Gordon ALPHA SIGMA Joan Murphy Berry Rita Schnell Hinckley Jean Swenson Knights Judith Mitchell Jayme Kathryn McCallister Butler Susan Lee Hubbell Maxine O'Donnell Race Helene Winters Loomis Violet Skone Frender M. Creswell Jones Patricia Machale Shoemaker Dorothy Good Luke Dorothy Campbell Giese Ruth Little Lawson Darlene E. Spek Olive Hartvigson Guymon Mary Jo Pierce May Catherine Elder Mark Alice Miller Lenox Linda Snyder Mikita ALPHA XI Miriam Allgood Nallon Deborah Pierson Owen Carolyn Wilcox Sechnick Dorothy Chapman Beckley Margaret F. Sloan Elizabeth A. Prater Lucille Stuckey Spetnagel Ruth Corbin ALPHA TAU Rodie A. Renn Betty Sanford Swope Blanche Lyford Durkes Marian C. Andros Hope Smith Rose Helen Vornholdt Tecklenberg Barbara Whittlesey Kinkaid Gertrude Summers Bednar Trula Higgins Schermerhorn Barbara Ross West Mary V. Robinson Nancy Lorene Branch Kathryn Aller Schrank Suzanne Scheller West Margery Long Wagner Eleanor Kinney Cheney Margaret Smithson Schulz Frances Sullivan Friedlein ALPHA DELTA Sharon Steeby Garside Cyntha Johnson Atkinson Kathryn Beaubier Granum Barbara Whitaker Betts Betty Jo Driver Heckrodt Elise Reed Jenkins Sandra Armstrong Locke Nancy Lindquist Parks Marilyn Hess Peterson Jane Ann Sanders Susan Rinke Pidgeon Jimmie Taylor Sawyer Laurie A Westover Carrie Sledge Sisco ALPHA UPSIWN Terresa L. Stallworth Evelyn Sundby Himes Jewel Wilson Templeton Bertha M. Tofsrud Betty Boyd Wilke ALPHA PHI ALPHA EPSIWN Gladys Vatnsdal Babcock Helen Beels Diefenderfer Sarah Ray Bogardus Ruby Kirchoff Dobson Margaret Miller Dodd Frances Jones Farnsworth Almona Kerry Gerttula Lavohn Larsen Isvik Margaret Steckle Hawley Hazel Montgomery Kanagy Irma Helikson King Barbara Ruth Landau Patricia Nordgren Larson Michelle Stokes Lounsberry Sally Hougham Phillips Netha Kessler McDowell Karen Brix Ziegler Blanche Rose Miller ALPHA CHI June Boerner O'Brien Frances Knight Cisney Barbara Richter Owen Ella Wilson Coleman Majorie Hayward Piasecki Anne Bronaugh Greer Marian Bigelow Reed Maribeth Porter Hambrick Ruth Drake Richard Betty Oldham Hoskins Susan Schlacks Shearin JaneT. Kent Inez Schneider Shirk Mildred Morris Maxey Betty Taylor ALPHA PSI Ethel Waltz Thompson Mary Smith Day Mildred Noel Wagner Josephine Eaby Gordon Nellie Dekalb Wolfe Margaret Nelson Harvey Leone Hampton Woods Barbara Mailler Johantgen ALPHA ZETA ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA OMICRON Martha Walker Summer Marion Race Cole Ruth French Chapman Lillian Arthur BETA DELTA Betty Fujii Hirozawa Ula Schall Davenport Marilyn Werner Baker Mrs. Carol Dring Howe Eugenia Gould Huntoon Edwina Hokanson Ericsson Marian Just Bentley Helen Hutchinson Jones Helen Sorhus Mack Millicent Jaeke Fowler Marian Cameron Brenner BETA EPSIWN Elizbeth Scofield Nielsen Ethel Mary Lewis Gardiner Janet Erlene Brownlee June Roeger Brown ALPHA ETA Patricia Peirce Kuyatt Evelyn Youngblood Curtis Linda Humble Rush Maurine Kuhlmann Allan Mary Rettenmayer Thompson Grace Stewart Eastcott Mary Stamm Clay Helen Hauenstein Bean ALPHA LAMBDA Loie Grace Gaunt Beth Christian Hotze Martha Sweet Countryman Lillian Preuss Dede Nancy Carpenter Golding Vettye Bernhardt Morton Katherine Girton Eaton Elinor Huntoon Haff Joan Kirkby Hughes Elizabeth Brown O'Donnell Marion Johnson Lundstrom Anna-Maria Moggio Luan Cramer Jones Nancy Kinard See Dorothy Rule ALPHAMU Thelma Paulson Meads BETA ZETA Gladys Van Fossen Claire Becker Benz Ann Behring Montgomery Virginia Cooper Andary ALPHA THETA Pauline Summy Bixby May Wood Pickle Jean Whitman Brown Lucille McRae Breunig Helen Rupp Fenske Janet Wust Polizzi Ann Essex Camp Walta Wilkinson Carmichael Georgiana Peer Miller Carole Friend Roberts Linda Hodge Dyson 22 Muriel Nelson Hinkle Karen Anne Morrow Karolyn O'Brien Smith Deborrah Ann Hebert June Carlson Wilbur Linda Grover Stackpole Linda Hegwer Wimberley DELTA XI BETA ETA Carole Oetke Townsend GAMMA KAPPA Merrily Peterson Williams Mary Francis Brzezenski BETA UPSILON L. Walker Barnes DELTA PI Roberta Quirk Goodnow Marilyn Christman Colvin June Kay Bolton Vicki Dubrock Weisel Ursula Miranda Mento Mary Happoldt Farbeann Carol Cramer Rocheleau DELTA RHO Dorothy Rieser Misrahy Isabel Hutton Phyllis Zenzen Roffmann Shirley Godwin Crocker Priscilla Gaffney Sherman Barbara Kurth Sitzes Sandra Britt Schmidt Karen L. Downey Barbara L. Sparks Jean Bendslev Teare Judith Hauge Trust BETA THETA Ruth Marie Tomsuden Carol Keeney Winter DELTA SIGMA Margaret Landen Arnold BETA CHI GAMMAMU Marian Ruth Earl Winifred Finkel Merritt Barbara Worley Dosta Rebecca Tice Helgen Phyllis Harris Markley Bernice Hale Savasten Judith Simmons Shragge Betty Freeberg Hillard Mary Jane Weinberg BETA LAMBDA Margo Ann Wells GAMMANU DELTA UPSILON Barbara L. DesChamps Anne Sheldon Westfall Florence E. Heckman Sally Wilson Elrod Margaret Tyson Kidder BETA PSI Nancy Beth Yolk Jane Noonan Fax BETA MU Anne Merman Christopher GAMMA XI DELTA CHI Donna Foutes Butler Teri Lord Jane Terrell Ramer Barbara Galey Brisben Frances McFall Haenny Margaret ). MacKenzie GAMMA TAU DELTA PSI BETA NU Mildred Begley Redding Diane Gover Burnett Clyde Smith Wooleyhan Kate McDaniels Baumann BETA OMEGA Robin Ford Long EPSILON BETA Virginia Jones Bowdish Sigrid Schakat Skvorc GAMMA PHI Diana Dixon Sauerbrei Debra Staranowicz Gabrian GAMMA ALPHA Lindy Anderson EPSILON DELTA Allyson Hunt Herget Aletha Gaines Lyster Sheiia A. Barnes Bonnie Jean Cutler Susan Pavel Knoebel Carol Fujita Mitsuyoshi Kathryn W. Geddie Gynith C. Giffin Pamela Hoekstra Lowery GAMMA BETA Natalie Moffett Kinney Susan Carol Petrie Mary Doering Neal Linda L. Dodge Dianne Carver Lawing Barbara Towne Margaret Kestian Pokorny Mary Bell Hill Lt. Vivian Wolf EPSILON EPSILON Mary Beth Fuchs Shay Karen A. Payne GAMMA CHI Marie Oyer Roberts Susan Hedrich Wallace Hazel Cleveland Saye Cynthia Roberson Crook EPSILON ZETA Cynthia Buell Wing Carlie Broman Steele Victoria Breaz McArthur N-Ann Holmes Esterle BETA XI GAMMA GAMMA Vesta Bratt Sullivan EPSILON KAPPA Billie Camp Beatty Janet Rybarczyk Oejarnatt Madalyn Brand Teal Colleen Ryan Roxanne Frost Frances Dawson Hollett Julia I. Tomlin EPSILON LAMBDA Hallie Starnes Mclean Suzanne Geis Long GAMMA PSI Lt Cmdr ].A. Tarbox USN Teri Neely Sara H. Newlin Mary Royall Graves Nancy Campbell Woodward Judy Arnhart O'Daniel Susan Medlicott Price Carla Townsend EPSILON MU Deborah Menendez Schorer Lois Waltz Vernon GAMMA OMEGA Mary Harshbarger McVicker Catherine R. Schwerin GAMMA DELTA Judith A. Frech EPSILON XI Gloria Wallace Thompson Alice Marie Bones Susan Hunter Brenda C. Rice Cynthia Kelly Wright Helen Skinner Brunner DELTA ALPHA EPSILON PI BETA PI Margaret Taylor Lemmon Betty Lou Smith Moon Vicky Anick Kiefaber Nora Joanne Nelson Dorothy Allison Siewers Helen Crane Wagner EPSILON RHO Vivian Shaw Wagner Jane Ross Stempel DELTA BETA Patricia C. Leus McFarlen BETA RHO Jacquelyn Danshaw Tucker Phyllis Thompson Ewbank EPSILON TAU Theodora Grindle Allison Genevieve M. Warner Reba Light Goodno Michelle Senecal Laughlin Doris Harold Carleton GAMMA EPSILON Mary Geary Spencer Louisa Overholt Martinez Noelle Hillis George Lois Schorr Finley Marian Cobb Williams Gail K. Matsunaga Fredolin Plesse Gregory Judith Snare Gabbard DELTA DELTA EPSILON PHI Dorothy Ellis Horst Beulah Shuster Hill Suzanne Toyryla Phillips Dianne B. Grayson Bonnie Zirbel Mara Janet Emery Kelly DELTA EPSILON EPSILON CHI Doris McClain Miller Kathleen Vescio Rosella Carolyn Krstolich Mothersill Jayhe Anderson Carol Berry Ponzio GAMMA ZETA DELTA ZETA Janet Junior Arnold BETA SIGMA Jewel Bartels Anderson Rilla Folsom Hewett Sheryl ). Little Mary Keller Allendoerfer Arlene Weichbrodt Rose DELTA ETA Sharon Zeigler Munns Martha Cain Bush Karen Kay Schneeberger Helen Gilbert Susan L. Noah Jean Blair Crail June Mundson Wolf Marguerite Cooper Hanna Anne Lawrence Wachtmeister Janet Cripe GAMMA ETA Jacquelyn Moccia Lenz EPSILON PSI Elaine Janssen Cue Kelly McCoy Davis DELTA larA Gail Walker Richmond Regina Booker Dutton Carolyn Jensen Duy Jeanette Phillips Garayoa Laura Walker Mary Wick Elias Beverly Heman Glenda Miller Hill EPSILON OMEGA Marianne Plzak Inman Virginia Green Marciano Lori Colbo Retich Rachel Killips Thoele Anne Rudy Millhouse GAMMA THETA Betty Lauterio Roth ZETA DELTA Patricia Sprunger Oldacre Barbara Friendson Barnes DELTA LAMBDA Antoinette Cortese Gygi Carol Durbin Winter Nancy Andersen Thorneycroft Heidi Hartwig Denier ZETA LAMBDA Susan Hogle Woodward GAMMA larA Lillian Mogge Jacques Kalita H. Beck BETA TAU Jane Duncan Benton Mary Miles Savickas ZETA THETA Sandra Reed Bartling Christie L. Cliffton June Sawyer Seigler Helen Evers Berkes Tracey Crook Harrison Sherrie Allen Curry Julia Ferguson Weiskotten ZETA NU Mary Messmore Haslam Anda Anderson Gillis DELTA MU Deborah Pargmann Cathy Skrzyniarz Lopez Lynda Patterson Rice Stephanie Henning Everett ZETA PI Gwendolyn Larrick Marks Carolyn Ames Skelton Camille Hawthorne Patricia Curtis Petty 21 Loyalty Fund Contributors ALPHA ETA Jane Sinclair Hilk Mae Stewart Mickelson Ruth Brindley Cheney Sharon Kay Anderson Louise Still leurwiler Mary Secrest Sackett Margaret Putnam Dorr Marguerite Kimball Baker Alma Eliff Mabee Mary )~ne Adams Smith Georgia Roy Eustis Hazel Sutherland Bliss Monica Demoll Manning Margaret Tanner Teets Mildred Todd Weir Doris Guild Clark Valerie Westfield Mason LAMBDA Rebecca Chester Wyman Helen Benson leys Beverly Novak Nelson Lisa Larsen Beck DELTA )oni Blue Newberg Merrybeth Seavey Neruda Linda Ingersoll Beery Anna Turkalo Herres Helen Moberly Olofson Helen Stackhouse Pienkowski Linda Johnson Boitano Ethel Smith Hungerford Mary O'Keefe Smalley Marion Eggleston Powers Diana J. Dorr Nancy Wells Jackman Linda Norton Stoltz Mary· Morris Pusheck Barbara F. Gaffey Winifred Keast Mildred Emerson Taylor Helen Marie Schaeffer Lynne D. Giberson Elizabeth Letson Dorothy Benson Woolsey Gina Lynn Soranno Ruth Ware Greig EPSIWN THETA Julianne M. Spaulding )uanda Loysen Halper Dorothy Boileau Cornwell Margaret Burr Abell Lois Wine Steele Deonne Christensen Hanson Marion Gage Crandall Esther McLaren Baker Mary Ruf Swan Isabel Sayre Harlow Emily McGurie Mitchell Suzanne Bezanes Rogene Jones Tuach Marion Robinson Hays Doris Hausman Nilson Kimberly S. Brown Ethel Nilson Westerberg Ruth McGee Luby Marjorie Allan Novotny Judith Wright Coonce Susan C. Winkel Charlotte Dugdale Myers Ruth Simonson Ruth Koontz Cordis Marilyn Rohe York Elizabeth Riddell Noack ZETA Pamela Cullinan Cutshall tarA Eleanore Chalmers Plessas Thelma Barr Briscoe Harriet James Day Ellengail Mapes Beuthel Dorothy Dunnicliff Richardson Betty Crim Fleming Marilyn Nathan Devaud June Stoll Burky Rebecca A. Rodriguez June Heitman Griffin Mary Kelly Dudar Bette Bates Dallison Susan Small Schlossberg Mary Brown Groover · Barbara Rutherford France L- Katherine Kromer Howard Ruth Demme Schneider Mary Haley Johnson Gennette Kilbury Gilman Mary Betts Jones Margaret Stoddard Smith Martha King Marini Dolores Glasgow Hagler Janet Rolston Lorenzen Lillian Ackerman Staple Hildegarde Swenson Neill Mary Harmon Harter Peggy Fallon Melton Lois Olvier Thorup 24 Suzann• Heustis Vinzent Janelle Pinkney McLeod Phyllis Anderson Robison Marjorie Fontius Phair MU Mari E. Moser Linda Jenkins Savage Louise Crabb Quick Shirloy Lenfesty Adams Anita Juve Nelson ALPHA EPSILON Kathryn Thomas Ross Edith Bennott Dittman Ruthmary Schrepel Powell Carol Campbe Amick Carolyn Cross Schilling Ellonann Vandermark England Sally Lane Thompson Ardis Sheats Bridgford Jacqueline Eshleman Schleich Francos Haines Gould Patricia Hodge Cleary Diana C. Shepherd Floronco Sather Gowdy PHI Nancy Liljedahl Hall ALPHA PI Grace Croucher Jackson Amintha K. Cinotti Beth Wagner Hartig Marjorie Helsel Garrett Dian• M. Johnson Mary Mercurio Cronan Phyllis Dibble Kelley Elizabeth Thomas Phillips Geri Gelmors Johnston Miriam Hope Dow Josephine Burkett Keirn ALPHA RHO Caroline Metlen Kirkman Janet Moultrie Gauger Frances Bode Leahy Evelyn Board Dobbin Wanda Taylor Linderman Carolyn Hanley Gilligan Cathy Goode Levinson Margaret Welles Helen Richardson Martin Lucille Y. Girard Marilyn Higdon loupee Berenice McPherren Meyer Beth Ross Honigschmidt Claribel Albright McClain ALPHA SIGMA Susan Tarrant Michel Jean Spooner Johnson Wanda Collins Morse Barbara Farrow Bonnardel Barbara Fissell Moore Kimberly Laske Grace Wiese Nath ALPHA TAU Harriet Klumpp Payne Nancy Caperonis Osguthorpe Mary Sizer Nygreen Beverly Smith Anderson Marilyn Mickalsen Rafn Ethel Johnston Stickney Ella McMullen O'Donnell Jane Andros Henrietta Sturgis Richards Elsie Paine Tygenhof Marlene Kepler Roznos Margaret Luehmann Barnes Charlotte Houghland Rosier Barbara Emery Underwood Genevieve Horn Sibley Marjorie Zemke Calvert Helen Gilhams Tesh Diana Neale Wilcox ALPHA ZETA Kirsten L. Dahm NU Louiseannette Platt Wright Louisa Ridgway Davis Eleanor Nique Dillman Dorothy Nash Brailey CHI ALPHA ETA Nancy Gillespie Forney Edith Markwell Hawley Margaret Turner Boyer Dorothy Oftelie Hand Joy Lowther Gardnor Eveline Vinton Wells Mary MacWilliam Greenslade ALPHA THETA G. Wilcox Gibson XI Virginia Dillon Kent Daisy Pfingst Applewhite Leora Norlene Horning Eunice May Andrews E. Kathleen Richardson Dorothy Zapp Brown Martha Summers Morris Susan A. Leonard Collins PSI Maxine Strunk Huskamp Mary Scott Petersen Katherine Hatfield Evans Blanche Wiggins Albert ALPHA IOTA Eleanor Schultz Postal Caroline Morriss Hines Eleanor Gaenslen Alford Gerry Miller Denny Margaret Konop Robinson Donna Karr Kibbey Anabel Follett Baker Joan Merriman Desing Elizabeth Berry Shaw Cynthia Hobson McGowan Betty Schmidt Culbertson Karen Degler Dodridge Mildred Koyl Stenberg Doris Brewester Swift Mary Jackson Follett Amanda Semple Fowler Mary Driver Van Dien Gene McKee Trollman Donna Turneaure Halter Jennifer ]. Janson Jacquelynn Boersma Van Duren OMICRON Marian Se Cheverell Hemingway Kimberly S. Kirch Susan L. Varbedian Thdma Cowey Swain Janet Taylor Jacobson Claudia Houdeshell Koerner Dorothy Langdon Yates RHO Margaret Belitz Jensen Sandra A. Goodwin Mast ALPHA UPSIWN Mary Brown Channel Frances Yea Milow Martha Ryan McDermott Irene McCaffrey Gildemeister Lucilo Smith Hitt Miriam Inglis Pollock Robin ]. McKisseck Terrell Balfour King SIGMA Bernice Williamson Smith Maurleen V. Miller ALPHA PHI Louise Wynn Blanton Jean Boreiko Teising Carol Foss Swinehart Roberta Pickard Biden Sarah Gallaher Cramer OMEGA Shirley Main Wales Kari E. Canfield Sue Manton Fowler Barbara Johnson Albright Eddie B. St. Clair Walther Elsie Ball Eppley Marian Hardy Martha Strom Bryson Nancy Stauback White Kay Josselyn Odea Sue Baldwin Howe Zelda Carpenter Mary Cameron Seymour TAU Barbara Bell Caso ALPHA KAPPA Christina Rannow Vaeretti Lynn Tolley Alexander Martha Turner Denham Margaret Eaton Berg Eleanor Butz Zak Margaret Evans Arch Mary Larko Endruschat Marghretta Finch Ernst ALPHA CHI Mary Mills Belding Teresa Howell Griffin ALPHA KAPPA Catherine Taylor Brashear Ann B. Galvin Margaret Redding Hallam Caroline Pauley Kenyon Mary L. Esgar Jane E. Gesell Linda Miller Hansen Paula Roehrkasse Knepper Susan D. Johns Alico Crooks Hager Winifred Winter Kazanzas ALPHA LAMBDA Mary Weakley Lewis Renee Jones Laut Carolyn Fain Mills Dr. Sharon Haddon Andelora Alva Curry Marchman Margaret Emrick Lucas ALPHA BETA Cecille McGovern Kaska ALPHA PSI Gloria Senesac Malander Irene Wendling Eardman Joan Grieco Mangano Carol Heddon Hackett Cheryl Heister Matthews Margaret Haas Joan Hansen Seylar ALPHA OMEGA Kristen Miller Carlotta Bartoo Loveland Patricia Terribile Marie Brush Barry Kathy A. Newman Elizabeth Spencer Merman ALPHA MU BETA DELTA Mary Steffy Oswald Marion Shanley Margaret Davidson Winona Wehle Unick Rosemary A. Overman ALPHA GAMMA Anna Wheeler Lighter BETA EPSILON Sally Howell Pecenka Delores E. Berst Dorothy Workman Simpkin Kathy Lowery Allen Peggy White Plummer Eva Darden Brown Marjorie Hendricks Spence Olivia Brinson Gresham Jean Allen Robertson Jennifer Jones Bruce ALPHA NU Frances Griffith Hartley Deborah C. Schroeder Eloanor Bausano Cenkovich Mildred Semrau Garrett Anne Wright Hunt Joanne E. Earl Thiemann Maradel Krummel Gale Helen Huxloy Hufford Jennifer A. Jolly Anna Gee Walsh Dorothyann Schuffert Griggs Opal Adams Lenigan Deebe Mitchiner Milford Betty Turner Walsman Mary Lybecker Jonos Loween E. Peterson Ava Terry Noblo UPSIWN Sandra Heverly Melchert Virginia Young Vinal Mary Ann Peterson Barbara Clark Allen May lbbitson Nelson ALPHA XI Joe Monzingo Schultz Lois Reed Bilyeu Dorothy Bradford Shuler Helene Bright BETA ZETA Vera Sikos Blinkhorn Esther Norum Sommerseth Judith Diane Conlon Jane Levin Gold Virginia Moyer Bowers Helen Williams Sonnichsen Laurie Anne Hoffman Marjorio R. M. Sippel Lois Lutz Brundage Mary Wester Wallace Laurie Schaefer Peterson Susan M. Svoboda Ruth Wortman Compton ALPHA DELTA ALPHA OMICRON Cynthia Burkholder Watter Alpha Whillock Crews Peggy Sanders Atchison Marilyn Haglund Degrasse BETA ETA Arloene Davoy Fontaine Bossie Burbury Brady Virginia Gorardi Gooch Brenda Lynch Burke Camilla Edna Freel Mdissa Houston Doster Shirley Shoppard Kellogg Carol Pago Carlson Megan Wdsh Goetz Jane Sutton Grogg Ellen Horbert Legge Jane Thompson Caruvana Cathorino Coshow Hoovor Hden Gibson Lister Phyllis Mascitti McCarthy Eleanor Harrahy. Clomont Elizabeth G. Isaacson Alberta Young longmire Gwondolyn Strong Myers Miriam Carlstrom Eames Lois Wagnor Jonos Lynda Leftwich Newton Maybell• Chapman Peitzke Elizabeth Ennis 25 Beverly Murken Santillo Catherine Cole Pratt Susan Cook Waldren Tracy Lynn Elrod Judith Rempp Volkman .Gail Bottomly Stanhope GAMMA ALPHA Patricia Barr Head Catherine Bowden Kellogg GAMMA XI BETA THETA Caryl Core Cline Julia Harris Lewellen Virginia Exley McAllister Martha Alexander Ginzl Cherylyn Zane Inouye Beth Spencer McCully GAMMA RHO Zelma Seyler Hefner Felicia Friedman Kadlub Betsy Ross Mitchell Marian J. Dillingham Carol Rf;ed Johnson Doria Sims McGonagle Karen Buchert Phelan Margaret Hartwell Granger Dorothy Bryant Mooren Janet Micklos Satterthwaite Charlotte Davis Platt GAMMA TAU Mary Meredith Rose GAMMA BETA Georgia Neihardt Pope Linda Spencer Carr Wanda Wheeler Young Janet Sampson Barone Mary Baker Smith Peggy Newsom Doerfler BETA KAPPA Ethel Elsie Botten Karen Shaffer Smith Janet Owen Hallum Cynthia Peabody Anderson Carol Gay Hobaugh Lois Perigo Truax GAMMA UPSILON Barbara Patterson Kuehnert GAMMA GAMMA Beth A. Ahlemeyer Susan E. Kipe Fuller Stella Morris Payne GAMMA IOTA GAMMA PHI BETA LAMBDA Carolyn Lutz Dunnuck Cynthia Barber Faust Edythe Sexton Gosnell Judith Chandler Amein Joy Ruesch Jordan Alberta Cox Humphreys Patsy Morrison Bowman Josephine Barnes Wayman Kathleen Hall Haller Mariangela E. Matthews Marjorie McCandless Newlin Susan Schock Cole BETA MU Marcia A. Montgomery Cindi Lewis Erma Brothers Million Tamara Johnson Shull Elizabeth Schultz Stieferman Dawn Smith Marsha C. NcNeely BETA NU Deborah A. Munn Caryl Cordis D'Hondt Martha Sedletzeck Trimble GAMMA KAPPA Carlene H. Warren Charlotte Doyle Davis GAMMA DELTA Sharon Thompson Greene GAMMA CHI Mary Weber Egger Sandra Lindberg Harris Joanne Perkins Lenhardt Dianna Smoak Carter Sandi Swanson Fowler Beth Thompson Jackson Eloise Miller Krause Mary Osborne Ray Marian Makstell Lynch Catherine Friedel Williams Carole Gerlt McCormick GAMMA OMEGA Twanna Crider Soifer Lois Lane Ilg Ann Thelen TOP TEN Lynne Walters Petersime Bryna Goldsmith Towb DELTA BETA BETA XI CHAPTERS Elizabeth Hodgdon Thomas Teressa Griffin Cannon Alice Peeples Crenshaw DELTA DELTA June Ayers Hudgins Lifetime Contributors to Dana Allen Rose Sawyer Monroe Deborah White Friedman Kitty Zderad Robbins Loyalty Fund Jean Clarady Hammond BETA RHO Terese Szilagyi Hunter Rose Galli Butkovich Tamara Page Janer Glenda Merrick Hushaw Mu-Washington Colleen Sawyer Carol Holmes Lukaris DELTA EPSILON BETA SIGMA Theta-Illinois Janice Carter Flesca Susan M. Aberle Kay Berthot Flook Cynthia Byers Ault Lambda-California Gwendolyn Smith Zimmerman Gladys Badowski DELTA ZETA Darjean Firke Blessman u-Indiana Opal White Gwaltney Lynet Fontaine DELTA ETA Karen Booker Fuller Alpha Omicron-UCLA Mona Halliburton Hartzler Jacqueline Foley Helfer Judy Bearce Kuhlman Mary Davis Herrick Alpha Epsilon-Iowa State Mary Kull Hopkins DELTA THETA Sandra A. Johansen Xi-Kansas Phyllis Ann Booker Helen Stichnoth Lidstone Betty Rail !<;:amman · Margie Milligan Neff Alpha Gamma-Washington· St. E. Shouse Morton Malynna Jones Silverthorn Julieann Smith Passmore Deborah G. Towers Alpha Tau-Michigan St. DELTA IOTA Betty Staley Wade Donna Curusis Catherine Wagner Upsilon-Oregon St. Barbara R. Lechtman Nancy Hanway Wagner Mary Baxter Watson Margaret Samuelson Walker Jolyne Dinapoli Williams Elizabeth A Wolszon DELTA LAMBDA Terri Jo Ziegler Sandra Henricks Beye BETA TAU Mary Gordon Lythgoe GAMMA LAMBDA Judith Sabo Goodard Virginia Huggins Maceachron Beverly Dunn Oakes Ruth Gilly Baskette Florence Johnson Lytle BETA UPSILON Ann Fischer Zimmerman Nancy Dory Duckworth Winifred McMillan Pritchett Jacqueline Aldrich Legg GAMMA EPSILON Lori Cheryl Jenkins DELTAMU Margaret A. McKechnie Anne Weaver Booske Julie B. Knowles Lisa Ann Bordelon Karen Hetsler Nunez Tara M. Coccodrilli Anne Devault Wilkinson Sonja Riner Laborde Sandra Hiner Smith Barbara Jane Cope GAMMAMU Rita Himiller Woodlan Dell Glenn Retcofsky Rae Knop Classen DELTA NU Jacqueline Cornell Zipf Sara Lunn Turley Margo Davey Barbara Lewis Clark BETA CHI GAMMA ZETA Mary Lou Oleksy Hamilton Cathleen O'Donnell Newton Cecelia Smith Fruchter Audrey Danahy Fischer Linda Lund DELTA PI BETA PSI Judith Holzworth Scheid Sharon Ferguson Maggert Paula J. Hart Kristine Ames Flertzheim Laura Berg Sibley Debora Martin Meyer Sharon Hoham Judith Schroeder Stettner Deanne Riess DELTA RHO Elizabeth Stanley Lydon Elizabeth Gleason Zeleny Marilyn Quick Smitley Linda Geer Martin Martha Curtin Marston GAMMA ETA Jeannine Kabbes Winkle Ellen Edwards Tunstall Donna Weamer Skowran Sherry L. Anderson Terese Mikottis Zeal DELTA SIGMA Anna Brewer Weir . Catherine Zacha Averill GAMMANU Gail Shadick Alter BETA OMEGA Deborah Mills Dailey Mary C. Albaugh Patricia Grgas Altman Barbara Gruenig Hahn Lynda Brown Dumoulin Gretchen Rentschler Ruth Boon Blansett 26 The charter initiates of Theta Beta LaVerne, Theta Gamma-Northeast Loui siana, Theta Delta-Delaware and Theta Epsilon-California, Riverside, celebrated their founding in 1986. Many chapters also marked important an niversaries of their founding: Eta-Illinois Wesleyan, 80th Theta-Illinois, 80th Alpha Gamma-Washington St., 65th Alpha Delta-Tennessee, 65th Alpha Epsilon-Iowa St., 65th Alpha Sigma-Westminster, 60th Gamma Gamma-Indiana St., 35th Gamma Lambda-East Tennessee St., 30th Gamma Mu-Eastern Illinois, 30th Gamma Nu-Gettysburg, 30th Gamma Psi-Tennessee Wesleyan, 25th Epsilon Tau-Cal St. Fullerton, 15th Epsilon Upsilon-Missouri Western, lOth Zeta Epsilon-Cal St. Northridge, lOth Zeta Zeta-Babson, lOth Zeta Upsilon-Cal St. Poly, 5th The following anniversaries are based on the founding dates of all existing alumnae chapters and clubs; all dates prior to 1973 came from the Sigma Kappa History. All dates after 1973 came from Central Office Sherry Ross Gullberg EPSIWN EPSIWN Mari E. Herweg Susan Schonewise Leighry Carol Kinsaul Arvan Ruth Herzer Wahl records. The oldest date given in the history Hollis A. Porter Linda A. Mashburn Eubank ZETA EPSIWN is the date used; this does not mean the Debra Witsaman Mary Camden Lawson Lynda Catalano Badum group has been in continuous operation DELTA TAU EPSIWN ZETA Mary Hamersen since that time. Stephanie Chrenko Skyrme Alisa Powell ZETA ZETA DELTA UPSIWN EPSIWN IOfA Barbara E. Buttrick Eaton Seattle, Wash., 75th Cynthia L. Howell Barbara A. Tharp ZETA THETA Buffalo, N.Y., 65th Shirley Verderber Jordan EPSlWN KAPPA Jo Ann Bochrath Knoxville, Tenn., 60th Diana Wineinger McGinnis Mary Watkins Conner ZETA lOfA Linda Nettleton McKelvey EPSlWN LAMBDA Laura Joann Facklis Nashville, Tenn., 60th Marilyn M. Piland Marilyn Storms Dundas Donna Anderson McQuade Peninsula, Calif., 60th Mary Huster Smith EPSlWN MU ZETA KAPPA Orlando, Fla., 55th DELTA CHl Patricia Reidelberger Cook Kimberly Kelly McCrury Jo Pugh Beauchamp Susan Kay Tomasovic Nila Barfknecht Reily Wichita, Kansas, 55th Donna Wells Eichling EPSlWN NU ZETA MU Sarasota, Fla., 50th Babetta Looper Witten Sheri Morrill Linehan Janet Krueger Holdych Birmingham, Ala., 45th Dani Garner Zajac Marsha L. Traub ZETA NU Chicago North Shore, Ill., 45th DELTA PSI EPSIWN XI Mary A. Kum Betry Blue Elhart Frances Eliz Reaves ZETA XI Grand Rapids, Mich., 45th Michele Frank Tucker EPSIWN TAU Francine Larocca Pasadena, Calif., 45th EPSIWN ALPHA Theresa Millard Bordwell ZETA OMICRON Hammond, Ind., 40th Caren L. Cooper Cindy L. Cook Catherine Coates San Fernando Valley, Calif., 40th EPSIWN BETA Marian N. Flanagan Kristie Rakeman Madeline Lipani Suer Linda Lyons ZETA RHO Shreveport/Bossier, La., 40th Camille Pisciotta Verges Cindy Popp Julia M. Fleener Pueblo, Colo., 35th EPSlWN DELTA EPSIWN CHI Carol Bunn McDowell Marin County, Calif., 30th Lisa Detter Lisa Billos Abbott Christine Puz Athens, Tenn., 25th Cheryl Snyder Huber Debbie Pearson Hoysa ZETA PHI Central Arkansas, 25th Judith Anne Rile EPSlWN OMEGA Jodi Alisa Benett Susan Bowman Schumacker Lisa Cigliuti Corcoran Linda Vein Baton Rouge, La., 15th Cleveland West Shore, Ohio, 15th Ocean Area, N.J., 5th South Lake/ Porter Counties, Ind., 1st Correction Marcia Muller, Alpha Mu, is the author of a series of mystery novels, not Thanks for taking Sigma Kappa to heart, and supporting Marcia Muller Gilson, as reported in the the loyalty Fund. summer 1986 TRIANGLE. Marcia's best known work, "There's Nothing to be Afraid Of:• will be the basis of a televi sion pilot sometime next year. 27 Prepare Now FOr Rush .6. by Judy Arnhart O'Daniel, Beta Xi, National Director of Rush "Rush is fun!" 3. Updating rush parties by ordering new Yes, those are the words I heard while party plans from Central Office. visiting a collegiate chapter recently. When 4. Completing name tags, costumes, and asked why rush is "fun;' members of the decorations. chapter used words like, "commitment, in 5. Allowing the entire chapter to use their volvement, unity, energy, and sharing;' to talents. describe the experience. , This chapter likes rush because they are PRACTICE INVOLVES successful. They are above panhellenic total l. Generating enthusiasm. on their campus, and consistently pledge 2. Learning songs. quota. By investigating further, I found that 3. Rehearsing skits. they emphasize two main areas: early plan 4. Developing conversation skills. ning and lots of practice. National Director of Rush, Judy Arn· Chapters that plan and practice for rush hart O'Daniel, BZ, is poised (a~a Mary EARLY PLANNING INVOLVES early are ready when the door opens for Poppins) to drop in on collegiate 1. Setting up the rush calendar and sticking those first rushees. Enthusiasm and the desire chapters during rush. Be watching for to it. to give 100%, combined with sisterhood and the spring TRIANGLE and loads of 2. Establishing goals for rush workshops. cooperation, spells success in rush. rush ideas! 1D SIGMA KAPPA PARENTS: Your daughter's sorority magazine is sent to her home address while she is in college and we hope that you enjoy seeing it. However, if she is no longer in college and is not living at home, please send her new permanent address to Sigma Kappa's Central Office, 1717 W. 86th St., Suite 600, Indianapolis, IN 46260. Postmaster: Please send address changes to SIGMA KAPPA TRIANGLE, 1717 W. 86th St., Suite 600, Indianapolis, IN 46260. Have you changed your name or address? Cut this out and mail to Sigma Kappa Central Office, 1717 W. 86 St., Suite 600, Indianapolis, IN 46260 FROM: Name College Chapter Address City State Zip Code 1D: Name Address City State Zip Code ______PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR ZIP CODE AND LEAVE ADDRESS LABEL AITACHED 1D FORM What alumnae or fraternity office do you currently hold? Date of marriage ------Date of sending information Present occupation ------(For networking program) AITENTION FORMER PI KAPPA SIGMAS! Orginal IIKE chapter Month, Year initiated in IIKE Month, Year initiated in EK