I Vol. 73 Spring No.4 1980 Features II CiliA Convention 1980 ...... 3 Convention Schedule ...... 4 llAiitiil Assistant Chairman...... 5 1-IAICLI Delta Epsilon Reunion...... 8 Official magazine of Sigma Kappa Sorority founded at Colby College, Water Lillian Perkins' Birthday ...... 11 ville, Me., Nov. 9, 1874 NATIONAL COUNCIL National President: Ernestine Duncan Col Koch Memorial Scholarship ...... 13 lins (Mrs. Leslie), 8239 SE 59th St., Mercer Island, W A 98040 Cincinnati 's 50th ...... 15 Acting National Vice President for Alum nae: Norma Keating Giles (Mrs. William L.) 701-56th St., Des Moines, Oregon Honors 50-year Members ...... 16 - lA 50312 National Vice President for Collegiates: Loyalty Fund Contributors ...... 18 Kathryn East Farlow (Mrs. Robert), 2160 Dorchester Rd., Birmingham, Ml Theta Gets New House ..... _...... 38 48008 National Vice President for Collegiates: Patricia Schoenfelder Mills (Mrs. Bruce), 190 SW Birdshill Rd., Portland, OR 97219 Director of Expansion: Winona Keyes Averill Valentine (Mrs. William) 1036 E. 45th Way, Long Beach, CA 90807 Acting National Secretary-Treasurer: Departments Eleanor Dygert Haddon (Mrs. William), 7 E. Dolphin Way, Ocean Beach III, Lavallette, NJ 08735 Collegiate Representatives to Council: From the Alumnae ...... 6 Karen Kalmer, Gamma Mu and Trudie Feltch, Omicron. Write in care of Central Office From the Collegiates ...... 33
Sigmas Here and There ...... 17 • CENTRAL OFFICE 1717 West 86th Street, Suite 600 Indianapolis, Indiana 46260 TRIANGLE STAFF Editor: Jean Bendslev Teare (Mrs. Paul L.), 1607 Kirklee Rd., Charleston, WV 25314 Collegiate Editor: Anne Weaver Booske (Mrs. Henry G.), 2026 Northbrook Dr., Lancaster, PA 17601 Alumnae Editor: Harriet Smith Frazer (Mrs. Bernard AJ, 1416 Starfield Rd., On the Cover North Little Rock, AR 72116 SIGMA KAPPA TRIANGLE is published quarterly by Sigma Kappa, 1717 W. Pictured at the Chicago O'Hare Marriott making plans 86th St., Suite 600, Indianapolis, IN 46260 and printed by Compolith Graphics for the 1980 Convention are (left to right) Marylee Hake and Maury Boyd and Asaociates, Indianapolis, IN. Send change of address, subscription, and correspondence of a business Prais, fK, Banquest Hostess Chapter Coordinator; nature to Central Office, 1717 W. 86th St., Suite 600, Indianapolis, IN 46260. Correspondence of an editorial nature is to be addreased to the editor. Dead June Brummel Woodward , 8 , Local Tour Chairman ; lines: Dec. 1, March 1, June 1, Sept. 1. Second-class postsge paid at Indianapolis, IN and at additional mailing of Carol Keeney Winter, fK, Assistant Convention Chair fices. Printed in U.S.A. Sigma Kappa USPS 496-080 man ; and Nancy Gentelene Bussian , I, Violet Shop Chairman. 2 70th Biennial Conven·tion Coming Up
By LINDA 0DEN BERKSHIRE, Bl.!', Convention Chairman
When delegates arrive at the lovely Marriott workshops on Total Member Development by ex O'Hare Hotel on June 26, they will be greeted by a ploring topics such as: How to achieve total chapter welcome committee who are all part of the effort involvement, committee structure, and public taken to make the 1980 convention a proud event in image. Sigma Kappa history. The 80's are a time for Sigma Much planning has gone into convention and Kappa to build on the growth of the 70's. Both alum every effort has been made to meet the Sigma Kap nae and collegiates will come together to discuss the pa development of each delegate, so that they can business proceedings of Sigma Kappa, and to make return to their chapter, and enthusiastically share plans for the new decade. the ideas learned and the challenge given to them to There will be a new look to the alumnae work build a better, stronger Sigma Kappa. shops. All areas of alumnae involvement can be ex plored by the delegates as they choose areas of inter est or need and participate in discussions on those subjects. Displays will highlight each alumnae workshop. Topics that will be offered will include member recruitment, collegiate and alumnae rela tions, regional conferences, program ideas and re sources, goal setting, public relations, and com munications. The theme for the collegiate workshops will be A Walk Through College, with special emphasis given to all phases of Rush, Pledge Education, and Mem ber Development. The workshops will use the for mat of collegiate panels, question and answer ses sions, and group discussions, along with many visual aids. The over-all planning for the workshops will be done by national officers working with collegiates. The chairman of the National Rush Team, Diana Hill, Mu, has arranged for the Rush Workshops in cluding such topics as: total party planning, chapter rush participation, rush skills, and theme parties. The Pledge Education Workshops will give empha sis to pledge-active unity and planning the pledge program, with Ava Batt Smalley, Epsilon Omega, National Pledge Education Chairman, coordinating Hospitality Chairman for the 1980 Convention is Judy all those involved. Gwen Mitchell, National Direc Lloyd Kloski, fK, shown with Marylee Hake Prais, fK, Ban tor of the Education Committee, has organized the quest Hostess Chapter Chairman. 3 HOTEL RATES CONVENTION SCHEDULE Marriott O'Hare Hotel, Chicago, Illinois-June 26-30, 1980 Modified American Plan, room, breakfast, dinner, taxes and gratuities Thursday, June 26 Single Room-$57.00 per 1 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Registration day, per person 4:00p.m. National Council Reception Double Room-$46.25 per 6:00p.m. Welcome Banquet day, per person 8:00p.m. Regional Meetings Lunch will be available at 9:30p.m. Song Fest three hotel restaurants and at pool-side snack bar. Friday, June 27 7:00a.m. Breakfast 8:00a.m. Parlimentary Procedure Review 8:45a.m. Opening Formal Business Meeting 11:30-1:30 p.m. Free time REGISTRATION 1:30 p.m. Workshops Full Time Registration 6:30p.m. Alumnae Awards Banquet Fee-$60, after 8:30p.m. Collegiate District Meetings May, 1980-$70 Alumnae Workshops No refunds after June 1 10:00 p.m. Song Fest Part Time Registration Fee: $15 per day Saturday, June 28 7:00a.m. Breakfast 8:00a.m. Parlimentary Procedure Review 8:45a.m. Formal Business Meeting 11:00-5:00 p.m. Free Afternoon, local tour 6:30p.m. Confirmed Conventionites' Banquet MEAL TICKETS 8p.m. Workshops 10:00 p.m. Song Fest Tickets for individual meals will be available at the Conven Sunday, June 29-White Dress Day tion Registration desk. Break 7:00a.m. Breakfast fast, $6.50; evening banquets, 8:15a.m. Inspirational Service $15. 9:30a.m. Initiation 10:30 a.m. Ritual Roundtable 11: 30-1:30 p.m. Free Time 1:30 p.m. Order of the Triangle Memorial Service 3:30p.m. Workshops CLOTHES 6:30p.m. Formal Awards Banquet Late June will be warm in 9:00p.m. Collegiate Business Meeting Chicago. Bring lightweight 9:30p.m. Fun Night clothing with sweater or jacket Monday, June 30 for air-conditioning. You will need an all white dress for 7:00a.m. Breakfast Ritual Day, and one long dress 8:30a.m. Formal Business Meeting for the formal banquet. National Council Elections and Installation 11:00 a.m. Convention Disbands
4 Assistant Convention Chairman
Enthusiastic, Energetic, Efficient and Charming That's Carol
By MARTHA TURNER DENHAM, Omega
If enthusiasm, energy, and-efficiency, plus charm Carol Keeney Winter, rK and a delightful sense of humor are essentials for the assistant convention chairmanship, then there could be no more fortunate choice than Carol Keeney Winter, Gamma Kappa. And I speak from moved to Rockford, Ill., where she is now serving as personal knowledge, for Carol was a member of the secretary-treasurer of the Rockford Alumnae Miami, Fla., Alumnae Chapter for some years, and Chapter. cheerfully and creatively contributed her share to Carol's interests are wide and varied. She and all our endeavors. Omar have two sons: Jeff, in college, and Doug, in Carol, more formally Mrs. Omar Winter, was the high school. As they came along, of course, she charter president of Gamma Kappa chapter when it worked in the PTA, was a Cub Scout Den Mother, was installed in 1955 at Southern Illinois Univer and, with Omar, cheered for the Little League sity. So, right from the beginning of her member games. She has been active in the AAUW and in her ship in Sigma Kappa she was involved. When the church's women's society. She likes hiking and bik family moved to Fort Wayne, Ind., she served as ing, and this winter she and her family had a skiing president of that alumnae chapter, and also as vacation in Colorado. In June of 1979 she went, as treasurer of the city panhellenic. When they came the only female counselor, on a Mississippi River to Miami, she held various offices in the alumnae Bike trip, with the Christ United Methodist Church chapter, and was an especially effective president; Youth Group-a long title for a long trip: 450 miles and her efforts and imagination in working on our through Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois, riding Tasting Tea committee every year contributed herd on eleven teenagers. Assistant chairman of greatly toward the success of those affairs. In convention should be a breeze after that! In addi Miami, too, she was an active member of the Miami tion to all these activities, within and outside the Women's Panhellenic Association, both as a mem family, Carol has done substitute teaching for the ber of the board and on various committees. It was past several years, both in Miami and in Rockford. with great regret that we bade her "God Speed" You will enjoy meeting Carol in Chicago this when, about two years ago, she and her family June! 5 from our eloquent Wava Chambers Brown. M~rjorie Wilson Vodra, 1929 Al pha Omicron initiate, was also honored. From the Alumnae Iota's beloved Emma Drumm Schaetzel, 1909 initiate, and Karen Barker, 1979 initiate into our Zeta Pi colony, Ann EDITED BY HARRIET SMITH FRAZER, BE, Alumnae Editor Schrader, Kathy Nelson, Dorothy Logan, and Annette Kaanta participated in a CALIFORNIA activities during the fall have been many candlelighting service honoring our and varied. Kitchen help was provided to founders. ORANGE COUNTY-We were very the UCLA chapter during rush. We have The enthusiastic recreation of their busy this past fall making plans for our also given a monetary award for scholar "Wizard of Oz" rush skit by members of annual fund raising projeot which was a ship to an active Sigma. The Alum Chum Zeta Pi provided the third highlight of our "Christmas Trunk Drawing." An antique program is carried on throughout the Founders' Day program. trunk filled with numerous unique items year. Noontime Sigmas (formerly the Sigma was the grand prize. A child's toy trunk Our meetings have been very informa Kappa Sewing Club) continues to grow was the second prize. A liquor basket was tive this year. Officer Irene Perry of the under the leadership of Dorothy third prize. The Fullerton Senior Citizens Limita Sheriffs station, presented a Montgomery Keeler. The three fall meet Kitchen Band provided the entertainment thought provoking program concerning ings have been hosted by Dottie Keeler, for the evening. Barbara Williams Fen Rape Prevention at our meeting in early Mary Crary, Carolyn Mattern Rickus and ters, r r; Lee Elliot Leatherman, BI; fall. Carmen Hensel Tarr. Nancy Firth Lange, 8 ; and Judy Elliot Founders' Day was celebrated at the Denver Area Panhellenic was honored Higbee, re, were in charge of the event. Bonaventure Hotel with the Los Angeles as the outstanding Panhellenic alumnae Also during the fall a paper goods Alumnae as hostess. South Bay always group in its eight state area during 1977- shower was given by the alumnae at the has a successful boutique sale table, due 1979. As 1977-78 president of DAP, our Epsilon Tau house and a special program to the great effort of Vivian Parola Betty Beaver Tinsman, T, and her good was presented at a meeting by the World Holmes, AO. Travel Bureau on spring cruises. In December found Sigmas at a Christmas November the Alumnae of Orange County party with the elderly people at a con joined the Alumnae of Los Angeles at the valescent home nearby.-SusAN LEET Annual Founders' Day luncheon at the DONAHUE, Alpha Omicron Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angeles. In December at the Epsilon Tau house, a cookie exchange between Epsilon Tau COLORADO actives and their mothers was followed by DENVER AREA-Happy to welcome a luncheon for the alumnae.-MYRNA our sister alumnae chapter recently in ScHAFER WRIGHT, Beta Chi stalled in Pueblo. Denver Sigma Kappas voted to change its name from Colorado SAN FERNANDO VALLEY -A very Alumnae to Denver Area Alumnae. successful luncheon and fashion show, Also in September members sponsored by the Zeta Epsilon Corporation unanimously approved the proposal to set Board, was held during the summer. up a revolving fund to help senior citizens Other activities included a visit by Cali buy denturea, glasses or other needed fornia Alumnae Province Officer Irma items. The project will be called the Sig King and the annual family picnic. ma Kappa Revolving Investment Pro Excellent alumnae support was pro gram or SKRIP. vided for Zeta Epsilon during their fall Thirty-three alumnae, including sever rush and later at the Annual Pledge al new to our group, attended the Septem Alum tea, where we welcomed new ber city-wide coffee and business meeting pledges and their mothers. We all enjoyed and enjoyed the good food and attractive attending the Founders' Day luncheon at setting provided by Bobby Schaetzel Blue the Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angeles and and Dorothea Gooch Phelps. Earlier in the were proud to honor one of our San Fer month 25 Sigmas and their families nando Valley alums who received her 50- gathered at Genessee Park for the second year pin. annual mountain breakfast. Liz and Dar We continue to support the Maine Sea rell Fouts, Joan and George Crabbe, and Coast Mission by sending a Christmas Zee Hickox were chefs par excellence. box, and introduced our new Gerontology The second annual trip to visit the project at a retirement center in the San active chapter at the University of North ta Clarita Valley by providing Christmas ern Colorado was held in October. Those baskets. Our annual used book sale was who attended thoroughly enjoyed visiting held in January. with actives, meeting their great pledges and participating in the "silent" auction. Alumnae returned for a sack lunch at the SOUTH BAY -South Bay Sigmas hon home of Zee Hickox. ored graduating seniors and invited all Founders' Day luncheon found an over Sigmas in our area to a luncheon in the flow of alumnae, actives and pledges spring. The featured speaker was Nation squeezed into space reserved for a much al Director of Expansion Winona Averill. smaller group. We hope the resulting con The luncheon was given in the home of fusion and noise were outweighed by good Diana L. Lee, E, and her son Stephen Gwen Strong Myers, AO. All the proceeds fellowship. Andrew Lee, modeled winter fashions from the luncheon were donated to the Arleta Anderson Alderfer, Coralyn in a benefit for the Ridgefield Family Gerontology Fund. Carey Gunnison, Armorel Hockett Red Y. Diana, a member of the Y's board of With the enthusiastic leadership of our dick and Mary Lorett Bozett were present director, was in charge of publicity president, Penny Anderson Stein, AO, the to receive their 50-year award certificates and communications for the event. 6 Delta Kappa friend, Ruth Dolberg, 1978- tiona! Historian. This ·was our second cerned Seniors of Dade, Inc., a coalition of 79 president, received the award at the observance of Founders' Day, for our local organizations working for the benefit of group's November meeting. Congratula chapter meeting in October had included senior citizens. The objectives of the coali tions, Betty, for another well earned a memorial service, and a Maine Seacoast tion are reduced telephone rates, deposits honor. Mission contribution of gifts to go in the and service charges; special door-to-door Newspaper and TV headlines brought annual Christmas box.- ELIZABETH BEAN, transportation for the elderly and handi news of great interest and pride when Nu capped within specific zones; and special Emma Schaetzel became the great-grand police protection in areas where the elder mother and Jackie Schaetzel Garrison, FLORIDA ly are concentrated. the grandmother of quadruplets born to Founders' Day was observed with a Jackie's son and daughter-in-law. The CLEARWATER-After the summer coffee at the home of Emily Murray three future Sigma Kappas and their lull with many of the Clearwater Alum Vance, Bt:J., and her sister, Mary Ruth brother are healthy and making good pro nae Chapter members on annual visits to Murray, 0. Several new and returning gress.-ANNETTE B. KAANTA their former northern homes, the group alumnae were welcomed. Martha Turner always eagerly awaits the first meeting in Denham and Elizabeth H. Peeler, AP , pre CONNECTICUT the fall. The September meeting was sented an original skit: "Five Famous hosted by .Mary Perrell Delso, AZ, co Founders and the Fellowship of Fine FAIRFIELD COUNTY-The Fairfield hosted by Florence Larned Tarr, AM, with Food,"' a chronological log of Sigma Kap County Alumnae installed new officers at President Muriel Plate Hancock, A/\, in pa history, both nationally and locally, the October meeting, which was also a charge. The 1979-80 program, as to meet with emphasis on the art of cooking and coffee for new members. They are Betty ing places, hostesses, and charitable ac eating. Schaefer Ogle, AE, president; Claire tivities intermingled with individual Monthly parties continue at the Coral Chapin Sages, N, first vice-president, and highlights of summer trips and activities, Gables Convalescent Home. September's Charlotte Mourer Struthers, T, second was decided. featured autumn leaves in favors, deco vice-president. Discussion and planning for Founders' rations and refreshments. October's At the Founders' Day meeting in Day was the main topic at the October Halloween motif was highlighted by November, gifts were collected for the meeting at the home of Toni Hull Gra ghosts made of paper napkins by Junior Maine Sea Coast Mission and were nese, 0 , co-hostess Mary Ann Garner Girl Scouts, under the direction of their shipped in time for Christmas. Hagler, BT. Our recent plan of potluck leader, Nancy Virginia Denham Denton, The annual Christmas luncheon was sandwiches, served with salad and dessert 0 . The girls also made Pilgrim ladies and held at Anna Bent Cunningham's, 0 . The prepared by the hostesses, followed. gentlemen out of yarn for favors for the members present made tray favors for the Christmas gifts for the Maine Seacoast Thanksgiving party.- ELIZABETH H . Greenwich Meal-on-Wheels. Mission were brought to this meeting. PEELER, Alpha Rho Local alumnae are involved with many Martha Grider Velandingham and other interests in the community: Carol Marilyn Ruser Jedry, A/\, co-hosted the Jelinek Barnard, A, has been named di Founders' Day luncheon at the Clear ORLANDO-WINTER PARK-Activi rector for Elderhouse, Inc., a day care pro water Country Club. We were pleased to ties in the local city panhellenic have in gram for the frail elderly; Diana Lee Lee, welcome guests from St. Petersburg and cluded a program by a local plastic sur E, is director of Public Relations and a Tampa. Margaret (Peggy) McMillen geon and the annual luncheon at Lake member of the board of the Ridgefield Newton, Z, was in charge of the program Buena Vista. Serving as panhellenic sec Family Y; Delores Stimac Dean, M, is on and Patricia Hodge Cleary, AE , led the retary is Wendy Seipp, BT. the board of the Stamford Symphony; Lea group singing. Chapter events have continued with our Chase Frey, A, is chairman of American As one of the eighteen sorority group salad luncheon at the home of Marion Foreign Study Group of AAUW; Barbara members of the Clearwater Alumnae Pan Riecken Brock, 0 ; our Founders' Day Kepple Roberto, E, is Vice-President of hellenic Chapter, Sigma Kappa actively luncheon, and our Christmas luncheon. the Fairfield County Panhellenic; and supports its programs and many members NANCY JACKSON STURM, Omega Betty Schaefer Ogle, AH, is on the Board attend the luncheon meetings. Sigma of "Call-A-Ride," free transportation for Kappa will serve as a hostess in May. senior citizens in Greenwich.-JACQULINE Again, we welcome any winter Sigma SARASOTA-BRADENTON-We are SMITH FLOURNOY, Alpha Zeta Kappa visitors to join us during their stay happy to be off to a flying start, thanks to on the Suncoast. Contact Muriel Plate our new president, Helene Loomis, AI. Hancock, A/\, 734-2475, for additional She has sent letters to all listed Sigmas in HARTFORD-With eleven charming the area, including Nokomis and Venice, information.- BERNICE SCHEER MAP DOCKS, seniors from Phi chapter as our guests, Delta Lambda and they have suddenly realized we really Hartford Alumnae started a new season have a chapter here! We started off the with a potluck luncheon at the new home fall with a salad luncheon at the home of of Mildred Evans Puglisi, t:J., in MIAMI-Miami Alumnae entertained Ann Cannon, 0 . Stonington, Conn. We enjoyed a beautiful Miami Panhellenic in early fall at the At our Founders' Day luncheon and day in a beautiful setting. This was the Riviera Presbyterian Church. . Many alum ritual meeting we welcomed our province first opportunity that the general mem nae cooperated by supplying food-to help officer, Mrs. Charlene Marley of Ft. bership had had to get acquainted with maintain Sigma Kappa's reputation as Lauderdale. The event also honored the our daughter chapter at the University of good cooks. twelve past presidents who have served Rhode Island. It was great to hear about The fall season really began with a since the chapter was founded in 1953. campus activities, and hopefully, we were meeting at the home of Martha Turner The chapter history was related by able to give our guests some concepts of Denham, 0 , at which the Executive Direc Carmel Danner, 8, one of the five found the advantage of alumnae contacts, and tor of Sea Gulls was the speaker. Sea ing members of the alumnae chapter (a also the joys of sisterhood in an alumnae Gulls is an arm of the Christian Action nice coincidence that the number corre chapter. Hartford Alumnae had a fine Social Agency, and trains and administers sponded with the five founding members time. groups of women who do volunteer work of Sigma Kappa whom we honored that We were invited to join other Nl!w Eng in nursing and convalescent homes. day). A number of Sigmas received 50- land alumnae in a Founders' Day obser Miami Alumnae have been supporting the year pins. vance in a central location at the Publick group with contributions for several We all helped in making small quilts for House, Sturbridge, Mass. Sigmas from years, and individual Sigmas have taken Maine Seacoast Mission, stuffing dolls and several alumnae chapters met for a boun the training course and worked in nursing toys and gathering material to be sent. tiful lunch and inspiring memorial serv homes. At this meeting, the chapter also We continue with "individual" geron ice, conducted by Lillian Perkins, 0, Na- voted to apply for membership in Con- tology activities.-GRACE KIEL ScoTT, Xi 7 '. TALLAHASSEE-Twelve alumnae and three graduating seniors were initiated into the Order of the Triangle in Novem ber in a candlelight ceremony held at the Omega chapter house at Florida State Univer1,1ity. Those receiving their alum nae pins were Ruth Ann Davis, 0; Jane Blue Love, 0; Jane Reynolds Harris, Btl; Beth Buchanan White, 0 ; Marcia Ready Viva Follensbee, 0; Jo Laurie Penrose, BT; Bev Baer Swanson, 0 ; Sherry Whitley Can non, 0; Jane Carmack Freeland, fM; Lin da Triche Montegut, EB ; Terry Fahan, 0 ; Delta Epsilon! Cathryne Cameron, 0; Kelly Ford, 0 ; and Diane Roberts, 0 . A ceremony also was held to honor three 50-year members of Sigma Kappa. Mary Elisabeth Lowe Black, 0 ; Jeannette Hilker Miller, An; and Terry Bannerman Zigler, 0 , received 50-year certificates and were honored "Why didn't we do this sooner?" and "Let's do this again!" were with the golden circle pin of the sorority. two of the comments heard at Delta Epsilon's first summer reunion Tallahassee Alumnae hosted the tradi for the initiates of 1960-1968. Trying to re-establish contact with tional chili party for the fall pledge class at the Lake Jackson home of Barb Holt, several sorority sisters fostered the reunion idea for Nancy Holli 0 . Some 40 sisters, pledges and·alumnae day. Nancy wrote to Central Office and the complete roster for Delta attended, enjoying chili, crackers and Epsilon chapter was sent to her. She then assembled other Kansas dessert furnished by the alums. Pledges City alumnae from Delta Epsilon to form a reunion steering com received fragrant sachets embroidered with the sorority letters and handcrafted mittee. by alumnae. Initial planning for the reunion began in February (1979) and the Over the summer, the downstairs area invitations and registration forms were mailed in mid-April. Over of the chapter house was redecorated. half of those contacted responded with biographies for a Reunion More than $5,000 was raised for the proj ect by a garage sale and requests for dona Yearbook, and over one-third came to the Kansas City reunion July tions from Omega alumnae. Beth 13, 14, and 15. Of the seven chapter presidents during 1960-68, only Buchanan White, 0 , was in charge of the Carol Bell Mozingo (1960-62) was absent. Carol, where are you? effort, which took from April through The reunion weekend opened with a Friday night buffet at the August. Next on the redecorating list are home of Margo Watson Vogrin. After a delicious meal, the sisters new drapes for the downstairs windows. Jo LAURIE PENROSE, Beta Tau sang old Sigma Kappa songs (some that were only sung in the base ment), and renewed old friendships. Many sisters continued the Fri day night festivities at reunion headquarters: a wing of rooms re ILLINOIS served at a local motel for the weekend. CHAMPAIGN-URBANA AREA-Our Saturday brought shopping trips, sightseeing, luncheoning, and . ways and means committee arranged for poolside chats. Saturday evening started off with a formal dinner at the sale of Current stationery and Sarah the Buttonwood Tree restaurant on the Country Club Plaza. Coventry jewelry. It was a good way to get Carolyn Krstolich Mothersill concluded the dinner with a hilarious some early Christmas shopping done. December was a joyful month spent remembrance of Delta Epsilon happenings. The group then with our collegiates. It began when the adjourned to a private club house for a cocktail party. Hostesses for alums played Santa and hosted our annu the evening were Kris Van de Veer D'Alessandro and Ann McKain al Christmas "Tea with the collegiates at Duncan. the sorority house. Their house deco The concluding Sunday brunch was held at the Ramada Inn rations certainly added to the holiday spirit. December is also semester final Southwest where many Sigma Kappa activities are held. Pam time and to keep our collegiates in the Johnson Chandler summed up the mood of everyone with "I feel like holiday spirit the alums provided them I have just been through rush week." Coffee was very popular that with several evenings of exam snacks. morning. Karen Bogart Davis was hostess for Sunday. Owing to the weather, we were not able to meet in January but were in full force One of the favors from the reunion was the Name Button de when our February luncheon was held. signed and constructed by Ann McKain-Duncan. The buttons were LINDA KENDRICK BARAN, Gamma Mu 2-112" across with each girl's sorority picture from an old yearbook and the phrase "VIVA DELTA EPSILON." Even though Delta CHICAGO-WEST TOWNS-Two North Epsilon officially closed its doors at KSTC in 1975, it still lives on West Towns sisters joined our fall potluck amongst its members. at the home of Blanch Alberts, \jl, to dis If you would like to have your own reunion, the secret's in the or cuss the table centerpieces for the Con ganizing and planning. For plans, contact Nancy J . Holliday, Delta firmed Conventionite Dinner at the Con vention this June. Epsilon '65, 5438 'Granada, Shawnee Mission, KS 66205 or Karen Some successful money raising projects Bogart Davis, Delta Epsilon '65, 9400 W. 96th St., Shawnee Mission, were our jewelry demonstration and the KS 66215. annual Make, Bake, Sew, or Grow It Auc tion ably handled by Kathy Kouba, fK. We joined Zeta Iota chapter by furnish- 8 ing squares for a quilt they raffled. Since Zeta Iota did such a tremendous job of rushing, we initiated a program called Alum Chums, whereby we try to become better acquainted with each pledge, - LOIS HOFFMEN, Alpha Tau
PEORIA-An ice cream social, which has become a tradition, kicked off our fall activities. Held at the Beta Nu chapter house, it was a perfect time for pledges, actives, and alumnae to get together for renewing old friendships and for making new ones. Selling extra packages of the delicious ice cream made by our alums made it a profitable, as well as enjoyable, meeting. "Make It, Bake It, Sew It, Grow It" was the theme for our October 16 fundraising meeting, held at the home of Cindy Becker Holmes, BN . Thanks to the excel lent turnout and active participation of our members, this proved to be another very profitable meeting. The Delta Epsilon reunion planning committee at a summer meeting are (left to The Beta Nu actives entertained the right) Margo Watson Vogrin, Kathy Buck Hellwege, Karen Boggart Davis, Nan children of our alumnae at a Halloween cy Holliday, chairman, Joyce Rutledge Lydon, Ann McKain-Duncan, and Kris party at the chapter house. Games, treats, Van De Veer D' Alessandro. and fun galore made it an especially memorable evening for everyone. Our Founders' Day luncheon was held at Mt. Hawley Country Club where Millie Arends, BN , owner of Space Age Travel Agency, gave a presentation entitled "Fun in the Sun." Fifty-year pins were presented to Marilla McClanathan Mason, B N; Florence Peters Ulrich, B N; and Margaret Dalton, BN. Our De Vries Alumnae Memorial Award went to two girls this year: Stacey Winkler and Sue Crabtree. This award is given to the mem ber(s) we feel is an exceptional active and who will become an outstanding alum. Also, during the program, the actives pre sented their Alum of the Year Award to Sharon Thompson Greene, rK, for her superb guidance in the redecorating of the chapter living room. Also, items were col .. lected to.send to the Maine Sea Coast Mis Reunion attendees are pictured here at the Saturday night cocktail party held sion.-HOLLY COULSON MEHAWICH, Beta Nu after dinner. ROCKFORD-Our summer "coffee-in the park" i·s .. a time when we encourage our young children to come and enjoy the summer playground activities while we plan for the' meetings and programs of the coming year. The September steak-fry was again hosted by Verne and Shirley Softky DeCourcy, AH , Our "goodie basket" gets back into circulation again for the year at this time. It always contains something home baked or home made; but the exact contents aren't known until the basket goes to the hig.hest bidder (and husbands like to bid). The person who buys the basket fills it and brings it to the next meeting to be auctioned again. This has proved to be a good fund raiser for us over the years. When Marcia Trost Aramovich, fM, And here they are at the Sunday brunch. was our hostess in October, we had an es pecially interesting program presented by the administrative director. of Womanspace, . an interdenominational 9 center for the ongoing development of conducted by our dynamic new president, lected is turned over at the end of the day women. Becky Marlar Turean. The discussion was for the benefit of the Cardiac Center at We observed Founders' Day with a centered on means of finding all Sigma Childrens Mercy Hospital. This involves salad luncheon at Diane Snodgrass Con Kappas in this area. many alums and lots of work, but we feel klin's, e, home. Our guest speaker was Following summer vacations, Carol a particular attachment to this project Nation~[ Panhellenic Delegate Ruth Hertel Hedman was our hostess at a meet since it was started years ago by our own Miller. She brought us up to date on Greek ing in her home with numerous relatives Irene Cutter Keeling, :=: . progress on college campuses, and on Sig and husbands as guests. The program was Our fund raising project does not come ma Kappa in particular. We were pleased presented by Geraldine Hatt, who as trav until April when we will be hostesses one to have several actilves from Gamma Zeta eler, photographer, and narrator, has evening for a wine and cheese par,ty at the chapter at Northern Illinois University as achieved great distinction. A social hour Philharmonic Showcase House. We have luncheon guests. Some of our members and beautiful dessert buffet, contributed found this a neat and relatively painless had visited the chapter house earlier in by members, followed the program. way to raise money and have fun as well. the fall. We celebrated Sigma Kappa's birthday We are all proud of Marylou Saylor Turn In November, Rockford Panhellenic (one hundred five, but looking younger all er, :=: , who for the second year is president Council hosted a wine and cheese party. It the time) at the Ice House. Arrangements of the Junior Women's Philharmonic As was an enjoyable social evening that was were under the direction of Helen sociation.-MARY HOGE STARRETT, Xi also highlighted by a napkin-folding dem Weidler, with a beautiful centerpiece of onstration and sale of an hors d'oeuvre gold flowers designed by Alice Gassere. LOUISIANA recipe booklet by alumnae groups. The lovely arrangement was sent to Clara Mary Schori Dammann, fM, was Dubois, who was hospitalized. Becky NEW ORLEANS-"Down yonder" the hostess for our Christmas party. We Turean, assisted by Colleen Roberts, Anne Sigma Kappa alumnae are well into our always enjoy a cookie and ornament ex Whitesell, Marge Hamann, Geraldine yearly program. We have been especially change. Canned goods and staple foods Hatt, and Carol Hedman, presented the busy with our adopted "grandparents" at were also brought for The Pantry, a Founders' Day ritual with the candle Hickory Heights Nursing Home. We send Rockford organization which handles lighting cer:emony. A business meeting monthly notes or cards, send birthday emergency food needs for families. followed with the focus on all our philan cards and remember each with an assort SHIRLEY SoFTKY DECOURCY, Alpha Eta thropic activities national and local. ment of small, useful gifts at Christmas. We had a winter hiatus but emerged, The alum group also visited our "grand INDIANA groundhog-like, in February when we held parents" to sing Christmas Carols and a supper meeting with Mary Jo Sims deliver their presents. FORT WAYNE-Fort Wayne Alumnae Shively as our hostess.-MARCELLA HART· Our group accepts donations and raises enjoy working with the Zeta Theta chap MAN, Tau money for these gifts and other various ter at TriState University in Angola. We projects. We have been successful with were pleased to be guests at their fall our Tupperware Party, selling Current alumnae tea. Sally Oxford Betz, AT, is KANSAS stationery, and having a "Stay at Home our new collegiate advisor for Zeta Theta. Tea." Our next fundraiser will be to col The collegiates joined us for our Found KANSAS CITY- The Greater Kansas City Alumnae chapter celebrated Sigma lect donations for the Jenny Geier Schol ers' Day Dinner and Ceremony. Ann Lewis arship Fund to be awarded to an Epsilon Kappa's 105th birthday with a lovely Hill, I.J' , made the arrangements for the Beta collegiate attending the University dinner where we enjoyed sharing chapter Founders' Day dinner at the Dinner Horn Inn, owned and operated by Bonnie Todd of New Orleans. -DIANA DIXON songs and experiences-past and present. SAUERBREI, Epsilon Beta Judy Brygider Johnson, T, made violet Kellenberg, AE. Following a tribute to our favors and name tags for everyone. Our founders a program entitled "Sorority centerpiece of African violet plants was Life from the 20's to the 70's" was pre MASSACHUSETTS sented by Mary Hoge Starrett, :=: ; Vi given to the Zeta Theta chapter. BOSTON-For the first event of the Fort Wayne Alumnae with an assort Heyne Hoff, BO; Joanne Morrison Mc year, we welcomed Zeta Zeta's very gener ment of Christmas cookies for the holi Phee, AI; Marylou Saylor Turner,:=: ; Nan ous offer to use the chapter room for a days held a cookie exchange at the home cy Holliday, Emporia; and Dori Figge, :=:. Membership Tea. Zeta Zeta actives, sever of Judy Brygider Johnson, T. A highlight of the evening was the pres al Zeta Zeta alumnae, a few former BAC Plans are progressing on our geron entation of 50-year pins to Margaret members, plus a new-to-the-area alumna tology project, Indian Village Health Cen Anschutz, :=; Lillian Rodecker, := ; Pauline attended and seemed to be interested in ter. Marie Shimniok Siegfried, I.J' , took her Cunnungham Shaw, :=: ; Alva Spence becoming BAC members. first grade class to visit the home in Camp, T ; Dorothy Knapp Brown, :=; Vi So encouraged, BAC planned a gala cel December. Each child had a miniature Heyne Hoff, B n; and Eleanor McGee ebration on October 29th to honor Lillian Weeks, :=: . decorated pine cone tree for each resident. Perkins on her eightieth birthday. A The children also spread the Christmas Xi chapter, University of Kansas beautiful tea was held at Fisk House, invited the Kansas Alums to Lawrence for spirit through singing Christmas songs. Boston University Women Council's a Christmas party. It was heart-warming The February meeting was a workshop building. Lillian was genuinely surprised to have a busy active chapter take time to to make decorations for the National Con and was rewarded with cards, birthday entertain the alums. Another holiday get vention. Hostess was Dorothy Jaggers cake, a table decoration containing eighty together for the Kansas City Alums was Langley, T. Marian Faux Fremion, T, was dollars, and even a citation from the State held in the home of Janice Campbell the hostess for our March meeting at her Senate to commemorate the occasion. White, :=: . decorating studio, Old House Antiques In November, Boston Alumnae Chapter A group calling themselves "Bunch-to and Interiors. To further Panhellenic invited all the New England chapters, Lunch" was started this fall. Its purpose is spirit, we invited Alpha Sigma Tau alum active and alumnae to join with it in a cel for members to get better acquainted nae as our guests.-MARIE SHIMNIOK ebration of Founders' Day at the Publick since many of us only see each other at SIEGFRIED, Psi House in Sturbridge, Mass. Members from regular alum meetings. A new or unusual Hartford, Worcester, and Springfield restaurant is the choice for the get-to gethers. Alumnae Chapters plus Boston members enjoyed a delicious dinner. After the SOUTH BEND-In early summer, Our philanthropic project is the same as luncheon, Lillian Perkins, assisted by five Gertrude Summers Bednar, in what is it has been for the last two years-serving members from the participating chapters becoming an annual custom, whipped up lunch at the annual Heart Auction in presented one of her special memorial for us a lavish brunch. After this most February. Sigma Kappa contributes all enjoyable meal, a business meeting was the food and serves it. Money that is col- (Continued on page 12) 10 Lillian Perkins Feted on 80th Birthday
A gala celebration was sponsored by Boston Alumnae Chapter on October 20th to honor National Historian Lillian M. Perkins on her eightieth birthday. A beautiful tea was held at Lillian exhibiting her birthday cake, citation and Fisk House, the Boston University Women's flowers. Council building, one of Boston's elegant old houses on Commonwealth Avenue. Lillian was genuinely surprised. She had "One heart, one way-four words forever been asked to read some of her own poetry as new, the program for a meeting to welcome new We Sigmas say them all the wide world members and was astounded to be greeted by through, the singing of happy birthday, to have a lovely And if we meet, or if close home we stay, violet corsage pinned on her, to see the heavily Four words repeat-one heart, one way." laden table with a fantastic maroon and lavender centerpiece sprouting eight Susan B. Natalie Palk Wheeler, BH, had been fore Anthony dollars (one for each decade), and sighted enough to bring a camera and a re seven ten-dollar bills plus two one dollar bills corder, so we have much of Lillian's poetry on fanned out and inserted like little green record and many pictures to remember the day. parasols. After her poetry reading, Lillian was pre She was not allowed to forget the purpose of sented with a framed citation from the Massa her part in the program. She read selections chusetts Senate prepared by Carol Amick, AE , from the poetry she has written ever since she our own famous State senator. began writing 'way back in high school. Some And, to top off the festivities there was a of it has been published, some entered in con magnificent birthday cake decorated with tests, and some written just for fun. She closed maroon and lavender frosting which Lillian with the poem she had written as a dedication shared, giving each one a piece. Lastly there to Our Founders in Brave Maroon, which ends was a mound of birthday cards for her to take as we have all come to learn: home and peruse at her leisure. Lillian was supported by members of her own chapter, Omicron: Esther Freeman Brier and Lavina Johnson Carlisle, who poured and by two of the new Omicron chapter members, Cindy Vide, president, and Trudy Feldt Na tional Collegiate Representative to Co~ncil, who presented Lillian with a birthday card and a pretty violet handkerchief from the members of Omicron chapter. Three members of Delta Pi chapter, Christina Knickerbocker, Diane Schweisgut, and Beth Van Osten, came all the way from Lock Haven in Penpsylvania to at tend this momentous occasion. And, a momentous occasion it was! It will ~ive long in the memory of not only Lillian, but m the memory of all those who took part in it.
ANNE WOLFE RICH, Delta and B.A. C. Lillian surrounded by actives from Omicron and Delta Pi. 11 vive the alums in the area. Ferguson Weiskotten; Juanita Bristol Dean Credits In November Lisa Lein, ~~ ; Beth Far Flanders; Marie Dracka Guyton, National lowe Dick, AT; Isabel Adkins Dickinson, Chairperson of Ways and Means Commit Persistence B z· Bev Smith Anderson, AT; and tee for Endowment and Collegiate Prov El~anor Kinney Cheney, AT, attended ince Officer; Louise Scofield Prest; and Dr. Elizabeth Bleisner Ayres, Sigma Kappa State Day at Eastern Michi Julianne Weiskotten Thompson, all of H, Tecording secretary of the gan University. There we met with other Delta Lambda chapter. It was a most in Springfield (Mass.) Alumnae alum groups from Michigan to obtain teresting and enjoyable day, and a special chapter, the first woman dean at ideas for programs and membership. It pleasure to be among the collegiates. Western New England College, was a worthwhile venture. Later that Our next get-together was Founders' was the subject of a feature arti week we attended a Panhellenic Fashion Day held at the beautiful Detroit Yacht cle in the Amherst Morning Show at the University Club. Models from Club on Belle Isle. The Detroit Alums Union. the Detroit Hudson's store had a super were hosts this year to the Grosse Pointe She offered some advice to fashion show for us. and South Oakland Chapters. After a women moving into administra We have collected dues, are brimming delicious luncheon, Kae Farlow, ~II. , Na tive positions with men. In order with ideas and hope to work enthusi tional Vice President for Collegiates, gave for a woman to make herself rec astically next year. Following the holi a most inspiring talk titled "Incredible." ognized, Dr. Ayres says "persist days we enjoyed a dessert night with the Our new sister and daughter of our presi ence" is the key factor. pledges.-LISA Jo LEIN, Delta Delta dent, Julianne Weiskotten Thompson, de "It takes time for men to get signed and hand-printed our programs used to having a woman which were admired by all present. The around," she said. "If her pro SOUTH OAKLAND COUNTY -It weather was cooperative, and we enjoyed posals are well thought out and takes nine sources to fill our money needs. the view of Detroit across the river. are presented with an air of au Number one is dues followed closely by We met for a Christmas dinner at the thority, however, they learn that our December craft auction. Others are Danish Club and then on to Juanita they can count on her." the Traveling Basket, card and stationery Bristol Flanders' home for gift exchange Dr. Ayres has been instrumen sales, the Maine Seacoast Mission, Sigma and Endowment Fund contributions. tal in developing a non-credit Kappa charms and any profits from social LoUISE ScOFIELD PREST, Delta Lambda community service program in activities, such as our Stroh's party tour. continuing education at the col New money makers this year are two lege. Having gone back to school half-day inventories at Hudson's Oakland MISSOURI herself after raising a family, she Mall store organized by Janet Roelof ST. LOUIS-September found the St. is particularly sympathetic to Salisbury, ~~ ; sale of Entertainment '80 Louis Sigma Kappa alumnae having their older students. books suggested by Jan Purman Moore, annual dinner meeting at a local restau ~A . and tour guides for the Jaycee's rant. Sheila Vincent, an anchor person for Halloween Haunted House in Farm TV station KTVI, gave a very interesting (Continued from page 10) ington, headed by Janet Buth Pichette, program on the role of women in TV and AT. These projects require only a few radio news broadcasting. services, honoring our Founders and also phone calls, almost no follow up and October's meeting was held at the home remembering our own alumnae who had guaran~ee cash results. of Betty Hillard, r M. Our speaker pre died during the year.-ANNE WOLFE RICH, We need all these funds, according to sented a very informative program on Delta Ways & Means chairwoman Jeanne Vise! services available to St. Louis County's Maas, AT, so that Treasurer Janice older citizens. She also suggested ways in Stump, ~~ . can pay our bills. We lend which groups or individuals could do SPRINGFIELD-The Fall season support in the following areas: local and volunteer work to help these people. This began with a "Tasting Supper" at the national gerontology, national conven gathering, too, was the beginning of our Longmeadow home of Martha Sweet tion, newsletter, housing endowment, collection of canned goods to be given to a Countryman, AE, followed by the installa State Day,' Founders' Day, aid and encour needy family at Christmas. tion of officers: President and Treasurer agement for our active chapter Delta Al November brought our Annual Found Ann Fay Powers, BH ; Vice-President Bar pha in Ypsilanti, American Farm School, ers' Day Dinner. Our carry-in meal was at bara Browning Hunter, N; Recording Sec Maine Seacoast Mission, College Loan the home of Betty Kamman, ~e . Our retary Dr. Elizabeth Bliesener Ayers, H; Fund, local gifts and awards. This year we meeting was high-lighted by the Order of Corresponding Secretary Phyllis Cole also made a one time gift to Lighthouse in Hart, B H; and Philanthropy chairman the Triangle Ceremony. It was an event Pontiac.-JANET PURMAN MOORE, Delta full of meaning for all alumnae present. Anita Johnson Coleman, BH . Alpha We will all miss our "adopted" elderly Events in December included our sister, Emma Wyckoff, who died last April Christmas party and the Annual Christ at the Shelburne Falls Nursing Home. For DETROIT-Our fall was introduced mas Tea for collegiates and their over 20 years our chapter sent her cards with a group dinner at the family restau mothers.-SANDRA NOLAN HALLEY, Beta Sigma and gifts, and visited her frequently. rant of Lorraine Hess Sutherland, ~II. . Our Founders' Day program was held After dinner we adjourned to a private with Beta Eta at the chapter house, and room for dessert and meeting, led by our SOUTH ST. LOUIS-Over fifty dollars we met for lunch in January at the Mount president, Julia Ferguson Weiskotten, was earned by the South St. Louis Alum Holyoke College Convention Center in ~II. . Our plans for a special initiation cer nae Club in September by sponsoring a South Hadley, Mass.-BEITY Lou LEDGER emony for four associate members, State plant auction. Each sister brought clip PREW, Beta Eta Day, and Founders' Day, were discussed. pings from her favorite house plants and In October several members drove to shared the secrets of proper sunlight and MICHIGAN East Lansing where a very impressive cer water with the highest bidder. Thanks emony was completed to welcome two new goes to Leslie Cunningham for putting so CENTRAL MICHIGAN-The Central associate members, Julianne Weiskotten much fun into fund raising. Michigan alums had their first meet in Thompson and Frances Robinson. We In October we made "care" packages of October at the Sigma Kappa house. Our hope two others will be initiated sometime sample-sized toiletry items to distribute president, Anita Bragg Booth, ~~ . dis soon in a like ceremony. to senior citizens in institutions. Jayne cussed several options with us as to this In November we again took to the high Garbe Rouse organized these useful pres group' s goals and direction. We way for State Day at Ypsilanti. Included ents. unanimously decided to keep trying to re- in the group were our president, Julia (Continued on page 14) 12 Members of the Lila M. Koch Memorial Fund are shown at Janette Trachsel, secretary-treasurer of the Lila M. Koch their lOth annual meeting, September 22, 1979, at the home Memorial Fund, presents a check for a grant to Sandra of Beverly Anderson, East Lansing, MI (seated, left to right) Fogelman while Susan Shebib, another grant recipient are Majel Schneider, Laurie Howe, Beverly Anderson, looks on. Both girls, members of Alpha Tau-Michigan State, Thelma Swenson. (Standing, left to right) Pat Glen, received grants for fall term, 1979. Florence Linebaugh, Janette Trachsel, and Lawain Willett. Koch Scholarship Aids Alpha Taus
by BEVERLY ANDERSON, AT '38, Koch Memorial Committee
Because of grants received tablish guidelines and later au year. All express heartfelt thanks from the Koch Memorial Scholar thorized her to form a committee for the assistance. ship Fund, more than 30 Sigma to administer the fund and con The principal amount' of the Kappas at Michigan State Uni tinue working out guidelines. fund was invested in Certificates versity have been grateful to the The committee met for the first of Deposits and is curreritly in a memory of charter member Lila time on September 12, 1970, to money market certificate. Grants M. Koch. Future years will see get organized and make plans for are made from the earnings. many more sisters joining these the future. They have met every Financial need is the primary ranks. In her will Jennie M. Koch, year since then and conduct consideration when the commit Lila's mother, left a $10,000 interim business by mail and tele tee makes a decision about a bequest to Sigma Kappa of Michi phone. The chairman reports to gr~nt. Human Ecology (formerly gan State University to be used the Corporation Board at their Home Economics) students are for the establishment of a schol annual meeting and Koch funds given priority according to a arship fund in memory of Lila M. are included in the Corporation stipulation of the wilL Scholar Koch. Jennie Koch died in 1965. audit. ship and service to the sorority Lila M. Koch's name appears at Applicants for grants make out and the university are further #12 on the list at that first initia a form and are interviewed by considerations. tion for Alpha Tau of Sigma Kap two local members of the commit The second project of the Koch pa in May 1927. She was initiated tee. The secretary-treasurer then Memorial Scholarship Fund was as an alumna, having been a mails a letter to all committee started in 1976. It provides for a member of Pythian Society, the members with detailed informa $50 scholarship awaid in the local petitioning group. She tion about each applicant, plus a spring to the Alpha Tap who has taught Home Economics in the ballot to be returned to the com received the highest grade point Grand Rapids, Michigan schools mittee chairman. To date 31 girls average for fall and winter terms until her death in 1955. have been helped with grants of that year. The girl's name is The Koch fund was originally totaling $6,925. Currently the also added to the scholarship administered by the Alpha Tau amount of a grant is $100 per plaque. Winners to date are Janet Corporation Board, which made term. Usually a girl will need Buth (1976), Vita Minore (1977), the first grant in May, 1969. At help for all three terms of the col Becky Blodgett (1978), and Anne that time the board appointed lege year. More often than not the Johnston (1979). Majel Horning Schneider to es- applicants are in their senior (Continued on page 17) 13 (Continued from page 12) Groom Wunderlich, AK , were hostesses. Rehfeld, AB , was in charge of arrange Many new and old friendships were re ments. The new candlelight ceremony Ten sisters participated in the Order of newed. Joyce Makinson Nielson, BO, was honoring Sigma Kappa's five founders the Triangle ceremony in November. elected vice president for membership. was the traditional highlight of the affair. Each Sigma received a pin and/or violet In October Carol Schmid, BO, hosted a A gourmet cooking demonstration at tinted• carnation in the candlelight cere salad supper in her home honoring the the "Kitchen" was our opening event in mony.-PAULA SCHEIBE FREDRICKSON, pledges of Beta Omega chapter at th,e October for members and guests. This Delta Upsilon University of Nebraska at Omaha. Games proved to be a tasting delight held at the were played to introduce the pledges and new department of one of Buffalo area's alums to each other. leading stores in the Eastern Hills Shop SPRINGFIELD-The beginning of a Pledges, actives, and alums were busy ping Plaza. new year for our group started off on the in November making their own door deco Mary Jane Orcutt, AB , opened her right foot. During the summer we held a rations for our Founders' Day Celebration. home for the annual Christmas punch couples swim party at the home of Mary A potluck supper provided by the alums party. Kathy Wolf, a transfer student at Roderique Masters where everyone had an and organized by Terri Bedient O'Brien, State University of New York was in enjoyable evening. Our first meeting was AK , and Nancy Hedley Jones, AB , was charge of games for the party. held at the home of Gail Radtke Davis, held at the Candletree Clubhouse for the In addition to election of officers in EM , with the installation of our new of Beta Omega chapter and visiting Lincoln March the chapter supported the State ficers: President, Anne Schubert Sifford, alumnae. After supper, prizes were University College At Buffalo Alumnae 6. I ; 1st Vice-President, Linda Priest awarded for the best decorations, all of Association's Scholarship Fashion Show Rogers, 6. I; 2nd Vice-President, Merodie which were given to Haven House Nurs and luncheon. Moore Clark, 6. I ; Secretary, Nancy Revis, ing Home. Winning awards were Laurie An installation ceremony for all our 6. I ; Treasurer, Debbie Deulen Foster, Schmidt, Best Pledge; Claudette Angell, members into the Order of the Triangle 6. I ; Triangle Correspondent, Mary Best Active; and Terri Bedient O'Brien, will be conducted in May. It will be pat Jackson Mitchell, 6. I. AK , Best Alum. Following the Founders' terned after the one held last May at the Involved with helping the active chap Day ceremony, everyone enjoyed singing mini-convention in Binghamton, in which ter with fall rush, we provided a fried traditional Sigma Kappa songs plus President Dorothy Foley Kumrow, AB , chicken dinner for them one night. Later learning new ones: and Triangle Correspondent Gert Gibbins in the fall our Province Officer Mrs. December found the alums busy at work Shelton, E, participated.-GERT GIBBINS Verley Whiteside visited with us. We ap making crewel violet pictures for the SHELTON, Epsilon preciated her visit with our group. January initiates of Beta Omega . ~ work The new pledges attended the day-time party was held in the home of Carol OHIO alumnae's annual "Apple Party." This is Groom Wunderlich, AK, so that everyone one time during the year that allows the could sew together. -CAROL GROOM WUN DAYTON -At our Founders' Day pledges to see our concern and love for DERLICH, Alpha Kappa Luncheon at Walnut Grove Country Club, them and we hope they can see the need Marian Jackson, B T , and Dorothy for a strong alumnae chapter. They Baumann, An, received 50-year pins. showed us their appreciation by having a NEW YORK Area alumnae Helen Barlow, AI , Cath tea at the sorority house for Founders' BUFFALO-Christmas gifts for the erine Reiter, BT, and Beulah Schwinn, X, Day. Maine Seacoast Mission were brought to were given 50-year certificates. Beulah Along with the fall activities we held the Founders' Day luncheon. Lois Taylor has been a Sigma Kappa for 61 years and our annual couples Christmas Party. We also had a get-together with the day-time alumnae group at a local Country Club for a dinner party. Our fund raising project for the fall was 50-year Members selling Current stationery, and we made a real success of it. Our other project is to have a plant auction in the spring by sell ing each other our extra plants. We adopted a nursing home for our gerontology project this year. We go to the home and play bingo with the resi dents. We serve refreshments and bring gifts for the winners. We play until every one has won something. Our other philanthropy project for this year was to contribute baby clothing to a refugee woman. We also contribute to each one of the philanthropies financially. We have been very busy, but we all have enjoyed every minute of it! We re cruited lots of new people and our group is the largest it has ever been. We have a fast growing group and hope we will re main this way. With our new members and new ideas we can't have anything but a successful and exciting 1980! -MARY JACKSON MITCHELL, Delta Upsilon 50-year members at the Cincinnati Founders' Day fete are (seated, 1. tor.) Mar jorie Putt Renz, AI, Bernice E. Morgan, 0, Mary Harter Struke, AI, and Helen NEBRASKA Koch Taylor, AI; (standing, I. to r.l Joyce Canfield Eddy, AI, Estelle Taylor Hoffman, AI, Auber Tweed Bloss, AI, Emily Blanchard Graham, AK, Dorothy OMAHA-COUNCIL BLUFFS-The Iorns Steen, AI, Radia Swan Pfi.ngstag, AI, Olive Dicksen Hauke, B
PENNSYLVANIA LEHIGH VALLEY -Sigma Kappas in the Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton area have formed a new alumnae chapter. We have spent this past year reacquainting ourselves with Sigma ritual, song, and legend, attending to the nitty-gritty Program chairman details necessary for getting a new group Jan Zieleniewski off the ground, and, most importantly, we admires Harolyn have come to know and enjoy one another Crouch's costume as Sigma sisters. for the Cincinnati Many of us haven't been actively in Alumna Founders' volved with our sorority since college Day. days, and it has been an exciting thing to touch, and be touched, once again, by the Our May meeting at the home of Kelley grandmother from the convalescent home Mystic Bond. We all feel a special thanks Kissiah, tJ. , gave us a chance to meet and we had visited in the spring. Quilting a is in order to Alice Hershey Wick, P, Past talk with Lafayette College's Dean of Stu lap robe as a Christmas gift for our grand National President, and to Eleanor Had dents, Dean Kissiah, before touring the mother has been our gerontology project don, National Secretary-Treasurer, for campus. After a bag lunch in the college this fall. In the true spirit of Cnristmas many hours of meeting, counseling, and snack bar, we moved on to tour the Easton sharing and giving, we find this has ex supporting our charter members. Without Convalescent Home where we had the panded from one lap robe to five or six . .. them, our dream would not have become a opportunity to explore ideas for our chap for grandmother and her friends. reality. We "arrived" as it were, this past ter's gerontology project. At our October The November Founders' Day meeting May 19, when Eleanor Haddon presented meeting at the home of Lorena Albright was held at the home of Carole us with the chapter's official charter-we Whitehall ideas once again became are Demopoulos, TH, Allentown. Many of us were official and we were real. ality when we officially "adopted" a had not participated in a Founders' Day honored by Cincinnati Alumnae More than 75 area Sigmas gathered at Ken recognition of three of the original members wood Country Club on Nov. 8, 1979 to celebrate of the Cincinnati Alumnae Chapter: Be~nice the 50th anniversary of the Cincinnati Alum E. Morgan, 0, Mary Harter Struke, Al and nae Chapter and the 105th anniversary of Sig Helen Koch Taylor, Al. ma Kappa. Twenty-four collegiates, including The favors of the evening were deep maroon President Brenda VanBuskirk, came from Al African violets, which graced all the banquet pha Iota of Miami University, Oxford, 0. for tables. the banquet and celebration. The handsome fifty year pin was awarded to Cincinnati president Jane Kramer Allan, 16 charming women, who claim the honor of Al, presided over the exciting evening, capably being a Sigma Kappa for fifty years! planned by Janet Blome Zieleniewski, BY, and An annual event for our chapter is the pres her committee. The program by Harolyn entation of the Joyce Eddy award to the out Wainscott Crouch, AX, included an excerpt standing junior or senior girl in Alpha Iota. from the currently popular, "Belle of This award is based on campus involvement, as Amhurst." This talented Sigma Kappa has an well as sorority responsibilities. This year's re MAin theater from University of Cincinnati, cipient was Michelle Spangler, a senior at has appeared in dinner theater in Chicago, Miami U. summer stock in Michigan, and is a former The collegiates from Alpha Iota strength drama instructor at Northern Kentucky Uni ened the bonds with Sigmas of fifty years as versity. they led the singing at the close of this The highlight of the evening was the special memorable evening. -CAROLINE COCKERILL WIESE, Alpha Iota
15 ceremony for some time, so the program PHILADELPHIA-As the Pittsburgh Edith Bulow, e, donated a wide variety of was a personal touch with our own Sigma Pirates, winner of the World Series, say good prizes and we ended the evening histories as well as a reminder of Sigma "We are family," so might we, the Phila with a spirited game of bingo. Kappa's history. Following the ceremony delphia alumnae chapter echo that re Our Founders' Day meeting was held at we all enjoyed an informal "coffee mark. Many of us have been together for a the home of Nancy Logan Rector, fN. The klatch.'' . long time and join together in activities week before, seven of us, including Alice Last summer, chapter president Ginny other than official meetings; but, ours is Hershey Wick, journeyed up to Princeton Coualeski, B l, welcomed collegiates, an open family and we invite alumnae in for a Founders' Day luncheon with New alumnae, dates, and spouses to her home the Philadelphia area to join us. Jersey alumnae at the charming French in Emmaus for an informal wine and hors For many years it has been our tradi restaurant Lahiere's. By December, d'oeuvre party. We'd like to welcome all tion to make Christmas favors, around favors made, we baked cookies for the Sigma Kappas in the Lehigh Valley to our one hundred of them, for the seniors who Christmas luncheon at the Lighthouse, chapter. Call one of the officers for further meet at the Lighthouse, a neighborhood bringing them to the meeting at Mary information: Ginny Coualeski, B l, Presi house in the Kensington area of Philadel Scott Petersen's, AT. dent, Emmaus 966-3543; Vicki Weisel, phia. In September we met at the home of In January, a change from suburbia, we t~n , Secretary-Treasurer, Orefield 395- Dianne Renaldo Ritchie, Etl, to begin went into Philadelphia to visit two coloni 5303 ; Kelley Kissiah, 6 , Public Relations, working on the Christmas tree favors. The al houses, not on the usual visitor's tour. Easton 252-8258.-KELLEY KISSIAH, Delta work continued the next month, assembly Afterwards, we were invited to Janice line basis, at Eunice Griswold Dean's, 0 . (Continued on page 17)
50-year members honored' at Oregon's Founders Day banquet are (1. tor.) Mary Cameron Saverude, A , Gertrude Hill Drury, A , Kathryn Catron Rutherford, A , Marie Strube Slawson, A , Kay Carpenter Critchlow, r. At the right are officers of the Portland Alumnae Marilyn Elliott Hansen, )", Linda Heimbinger Vincent, A , Ann Bell Rogers, )", Gail Walker Richmond, El.jl, Pat Mills, I, National Vice President for Collegiates, and Benine Robertson McDonnell, Ar.
Oregon Alums Celebrate Founding
Alumnae from metropolitan Portland and 1934, Caryl Hollingsworth Dickson, Act>; 1953, Lake Oswego, Ore., and Vancouver, Wash. cel Muriel Spear, Act>; 1957, Rose Mary Wiebe ebrated the 105th anniversary of the Sigma Gates, Act>; 1958, Betsy Moffit Austen, Act>; Kappa's founding at a banquet where five 50- 1959, Virginia Harris Cook, M; 1960, Velma year members were honored and 14 past presi Harmes Wilber, Act>; 1961, Virginia Thomas dents of the alumnae chapter recognized. Grubb, 8 ; 1962, Ruth Anderson Severson, 8; Fifty-year pins went to Mrs. Kay Critcholow, 1969 and 1970, Marilyn Elliott Hansen, 8 ; Mrs. G. Murlin Drury, Mrs. Kathryn Ruther 1972, Joyce Crawford Sauvie, Act> ; 1973 and ford, Mrs. Mary Saverude, and Mrs. D. Boyd 1974, Patricia Schoenfelder Mills, I; 1975, Lin Slawson, all of Portland. da Heimbigner Vincent, Act>; 1977 and 1978, Past presidents of the group who were pre Benine Robertson McDonnell, Ar; 1979, Gail sented corsages decorated with gold numbers Walker Richmond, E \1'. indicating the year of their presidency were: 16 . . . Mary Lynn Williamson Smith, !J.M , is Associate Dean of Students at Ar Sigmas . . . Here and There kansas Tech University in Russellville . . . . Judge Lillian Kern, B!J. , has been selected as one of Dayton, Ohio's Top Ten ... Maureen E. Kelly, BE, has resigned . . . Eileen E. Parsons, A I, left her Women. her assistant professorship at S.U.N.Y./ career as an editorial/management con Plattsburgh, NY. to pursue doctoral sultant in Boston, New York and Wash . . . Linda Pounds Olsen, !10, serves on studies at Ohio State University. She is ington, D.C. and is now in San Francisco the City of Omaha Building Board. also involved in product promotion work studying music at Holy Names College in ... Nancy Hedley Jone~, AB, heads at the National Center for Research in Oakland and has formed a musical vocal the calling committee of Welcome Wagon Vocational Education in Columbus. group called "Songs of Love and Joy," in Omaha. . . . Doris Scully Ayotte Martin, A r, which performs frequently in Bay Area ... Rosanne M. Ginter, BT, is a re will retire in July, 1980 after 30 years convalescent homes. porter for the Ocala Star Banner in Ocala, with the federal government in the Medi ... Lenore Skomal, ZZ, is the editor of Fla. cal Department as an administrative as a new literary magazine which appeared . .. Susan Hunemorder Dirks is sistant. She resides in Port Orchard, W A. on the Babson campus this winter. finishing her Masters program at Michi .. . Charlotte Lee Miller Britton, A!J., . . . Mary Pennell Kelso, AZ, was gan State University before joining her now lives in Rogersville, TN with her den awarded second prize in light verse by the husband, who is Marketing Manager of tist husband, David, and their new baby National League of American Pen Women the Fontainebleau Hilton, Miami Beach. daughter, Jennifer Lee, born July 3, 1979. and two honorable mentions in the 1979 . .. Anna-Maria Moggio, AI\., now She also earned a masters degree in Early Writers' Digest Magazine Writing Com holds the position of Academic Dean at Childhood Education from Memphis State petition, one in poetry and the other in the Rosemont College in Rosemont, Pennsyl University in 1976. article category. vania.
SCHOLARSHIP AID Scholarship aid is available to lineal Moulton Westerfield's, 0, home in the So year" recipients, and two Houston Sigmas descendants of Epsilon initiates (or ciety Hill area for refreshments. who had served as City Panhellenic Presi transfer affiliates) in good standing. Other programs have included a Show dent. Evie Jo Wilson, B I , graciously pre First year students will be considered and Tell craft meeting at the home of sented a capsule history of our chapter, if circumstances merit, but preference Lenore Monk Smith, AK ; and a visit with highlighting the 1930's and the "way will be given to qualified undergradu Sally Riggs Adams, !J.P, who invited us to things were" when the chapter was found ates who have satisfactorily completed her home to see and hear about her hobby ed. Also present and recognized were two one year of work toward a degree in an . of furniture refinishing. Ann McCready fifty-year members, Fay Burnett, I , and accredited college or university. Insinger, r !1 , always a gracious hostess, Jean Makoski, '1'. A third, Jeanette Crain, For application and further informa welcomed us again to her lovely home for AB , was unable to attend. tion, write Mrs. Michael Stephenson, a spring luncheon, a fund raising affair to Over fifty sisters enjoyed the luncheon 7617 Broadfield Rd., Mahlius, NY which we may bring guests. We are honor and program presided over by our presi 13104. ed that Bernice Ball, a Sigma Kappa, and dent, Evonne Smith, AE . Congratulations (Application should be made as soon author of the book Barns of Chester County to Virgilene Peters, H, who was named as possible. Notice of grants-in-aid will Pennsylvania, will come to talk to us at " Outstanding Alum." - PEGGY LENTZ be made by August 1, 1980.) the home of Beth Newell Tillman, fN. FORTNER, Gamma Chi Beth lives in a converted barn, a showplace and open to the public on Chester County Day. Two members who have swimming pools, Pat Bush Milnes, KOCH MEMORIAL
Sigma Kappa's Endowment Fund has grown by more than $20,000 thanks to the Birthday Fund Drive. The response of the membership was gratifying and it is hoped that next year even more Sigma Kappas will donate to this very special and much needed fund. National Council takes this opportunity to thank each Sigma Kappa who sent a "Dollar-five to keep the dream alive," National Public Relations Chairman Holly Bea, Gamma Iota, for her beautiful design for the Birthday Card, and the Central Office staff for their recording efforts. Honor roll chapters with the highest total number of contributors includes Mu, Theta, Tau Lambda, Upsilon, Alpha Tau, Alpha Iota, Alpha Omicron, Iota, Alpha Epsilon, Xi and Alpha Delta. 11.28 percent of the total membership responded to the Birthday greeting. Chapters which surpassed this national average were Zeta Pi-25%, Alpha Upsilon-17%, Chi-15.1%, Alpha Pi-15%, Alpha Rho-15%, Theta-14.6%, Alpha Omicron-13.7%, Beta Sigma-13%, Iota-12.9%, Tau-12.8%, Alpha Epsilon-12.6%, Zeta Nu-12.5%, Alpha Iota-12%, Alpha Tau-11.6%, Alpha Kappa-11.5%. Thank you all!
Contributions received after March 1, 1980 will be acknowledged in a later issue.
ALPHA Edna Chamberlain Nelson Thelma Eaton Grosvenor Joanne Sullivan Dietrich Harriet Heller Reid Isabel C. Abbott Barbara Weston Noyles Katherine Tourer Gilbert Esther R. Dolt Eileen Parker Reynolds Ruth E. Abrahamson Robin Peabody Doris F. Handy Ruth Lauretta Evans Erma Lewis Schelling Elizabeth Swanton Allan Vesta Alden Putnam Anna Furkale Herres Doris Hellman Fisk Gertrude M. Scott Alice Clark Anderson Anna Stobie Rogerson Betty E. Holmberg Patricia M. Fogarty Ann M. Shea Sandra Armor Marjorie R. Shone Emma Jeane Howard Karolyn K. Folts Doris Wood Schier Laura V. Baker Henriette Glass Siegel Nancy Wells Jackman Ethel D. Fritts Alice B. Siebert Louise Bauer Ervena Goodale Smith Marjorie Seavey Johnson Hazel S. Gordon Betty L. B. Silbie !Dr.) Elizabeth Belsky Margaret Chase Smith Sandra J. Kendall Shirley Barnett Guido Ann Simonds Smith Julia Hoyt Brakewood Marion R. Snow Nancy Kulak Lewis Nancy Harris Hansmann Ada L. Steele Janet Breslin Florence E. Stanley Doris Bartol Linden Ruth Paulson Harrington Laura Adele Bither Steidel Jean L. Bridges Mary Carol Taylor Charlotte Lindgren Jane Broadwell Heiner Betty Breidenbach Stein Shirley M. Brown Helen B. Trefelhen Clara G. Mallonee Ethel Heselden Constance Ga)nor Stone Violet Hamilton Christensen Lura N. Turner Anne M. McWeeney Catherine Hickey Betty Saseen Stowe Doris P. Cunningham Lou ise Cobrun Velten Abby Strong Nicholson Edna B. Holcombe Ardus K. Tappan Siprella R. Daye Leila M. Washburn Ebba A. Peterson Nina C. Howard Carol W. Taylor Margaret P. Dorr Mildred Todd Weir Mildred Evans Puglisi Carol Baker Hueber Jean Rausch Thompons Helen Knox Elliot Evelyn S. Whitney Thelma Leach Rundlett Nina Becker Hull Elizabeth Town Lucile Whitcomb Elsemore Joan Sinker Wood Eleanor Knight Sauble Doris Bauman Johnson Jane Lauber Vandenbergh Virg inia D. Evelaud Priscilla Leonard Woodman Ruth Schelin Smith Emilie E. Jones Olga Gramm Waggoner Doris E. Wyman Grace H. Fawcett Pauline Foss Sweetland Lila M. Jones Mary Forbes Welch Helen Smith Fawcett Rebecca L. Wyman Myrtle Brittain Taylor Ethel Bratt Keller Gladys Morgan Younquist Jean D. Fitton Jean Phillips Truscott (Major) Arlene B. Kinsella Fredda C. Zeiter DELTA Diane K. Godfrey Deborah Stuart Weber Katherine Harris Klefeker Ethel M. Goetz Dorothy Erikson Anderson Barbara Greer Kleinschmidt ZETA Joan E. Green Patricia Cadigan Armstrong EPSILON Katherin Dunn lathrop Marjorie Keirn Alexander Pauline Hanson Ruth I. Beesom Helen Humphrey Albig Diana Louise Lee Eva Lewis Allen Kathryn E. Hauser Julia Weigel Blackstone Norma Lockwood Alsdorf Constance Lizdas Evelyn M. Ballinger Martha Johnston Hayward Ingrid 0. Boehler Doris Aufschloger Gloria V. MacCallum Kay Holden Berryman Diana P. Herrmann Mary Boghigian Anne Hamilton Bear Mary Alice Lawson Marley Elsie V. Bolin Linda Jean Hiler Lillian M. Bowker Lestiva D. Bidwell Barbara Brewton Mather Mary B. Bowman Vivian L. Hill Martha 0. Card Katherine W. Brandes Sylvia Dagostino Miller Marian A. Brooks Cordelia Putnam Inman Jill A. Colpak Carolyn R. Brau Mildred Parker Morse Frances R. Brotzen Virginia K. Jones Barbara W. Daniels Gladys Anderson Burrows Ethelwyn P. Murray Georgia Long Buchanan Eleanor Seymour Jutras Virginia Di Donato Rowena Frost Gaine Esther Peck Neal Katherine Frazer Campbell Georgia Fisher Kearney Winifred Lovering Dodge Pringle Mackie Chisholm Bonnie Bradt Nye Helene Golding Cherel Joan C. Lamont Carol Villa Earle Natalie Terrill Combar Anne Auty Dies Helen D. Colison Margaret W. Legge Paul ine Watts Elliott Margaret Tail Coughlin Lillian Ottaviano Maredell Condon Mabel Dunn libby Barbara E. Farrant Betty Otto Cranshaw Patricia Ottoman Mary Ann Newcome Cornwell Mrs. Donald Matheson Margaret R. Fosbefry Margaret Caras Culligan Ethel Barnes Parmelee El izabeth Wright Davis Ina M. McCausland Dorothy Fox Gertrude E. Davenport Jean B. Pokorny Priscilla Makela Dow Alma Morissette McPartland Dorothy F. Friend Mildred A. De Nava Florence Partington Porter Blanche Doyle Evelyn T. Morgan Ann Bucelwicz Gallup Diane Wadlin de Roos Eunice Warren Quirin Rita Thorn Durand 18 Cecil Spaulding Dussinger Susan Hoffman Lehrer Erma Mae Dean Audrey C. McCool Cecil Allen Westfield Evelyn Peske Elliott Florence Secor long Charlotte Phillips Dipper Sarah Margaret Zoeler {Merritte) McClurg Marcia Gerrib Weber Miriam Likens Elston Kathryn S. MacCiinchie Elizabeth B. Dohm Joanie McCuen Louise H. Whiteside Elizabeth Lum Fairman Elizabeth Bluemke Masten Dorothy Abbott Donnan Mary Ellen Mertz Mabel Baker Wiegand Betty Crim Fleming Barbara A. Matschke Catherine Downs Ruth A. Miller Lucille Rhymer Wikoff Virginia Mitchell Floyd Lorraine L. Mattrey Lillian Walling Duder Doris Burritt Moore Helen Weber Wild Edith Coombs Geiger Edith Warner McGrath Elizabeth Runkel Ecklund Margaret M. Morehead Marianne Earhart Wilford Mary Brown Groover Virginia Roberts Mcilwain Loretta J. Engle Judy Ann Carlson Mowrey Linda Krimmel Wilson Hazel Smallwood Hanback Elsa Melton Elizabeth Farrar Evelyn Gray Munselle Mary Worthen Wolfe Elizabeth M. Haynes Luella Clarke Morris Alma Davison Fau de Evelyn Sent Nish Virginia T. Wolfe Joan Scovell Hekimian Ruth Mary Mueller Annette Oehmig Finn Harriet Meade Nuelsen Beryl Bennethum Wurtzel Mildred Blevins Herron Joy Mullen Dorthy M. Fitchie Barbara J. Panczak Marilyn Rohe York Dorothy Kuhlum Holekamp Joni B. Newberg Harriett H. Franks Gladys C. Peters Vera H. Ziegler Beatrice Hamlin Holm Charlotte N. Oliver Louise Brewster Froutwein Eleanor H. Planner Ruth Barnhart Huff Mildred Parkinson Barbara Wilford Fry Beverly N. Pigott IOTA Dorothy Saunders Hughes Christine Gibson Pepmeyer Julia Simonsen Gault Naomi R. Pinkerton Franees Isenhart Anderson Mary Wescott Hurt Virgiline Reed Peters Mary H. Gervais Dorothy £. Thomas Powell Jessie Locke Moffet Barrett Shirley Rodgers Kronfield Virginia Hallet Porst Mariana Frickey Gibson Marion E. Powers Jeanne Steinhart Bates Dorothy Cochrane Love Jean Quinn Janice Hackbarth Gobel Mary Morris Pusheck Ruth Swanson Baxter Lois Himes Lucas Pamela Heins Raymond Mary Beth God Bernadine Dorsey Reed Shirley Andrews Beaver Jane Bagley Maddox Gladys M. Reese Mary Sheldon Greene Marjorie Innes Rogers Muriel Shadford Blaser Martha King Marini Marjorie McRoberts Richard Dourelle Kweder Griesheimer Winifred Wade Russell Mary L. Bogett Dorothy R. Montgomery Dorothy Doig Ridinger Phyllis £. Gron Melissa Freeto Sandlin Mildred White Boyd Jenny N. Morris Vivian R. Rogers Mary Runyon Gunder Jeanne B. Brenimer Jane Hughes Nielson Joyce Able Schroth Janice Davis Noel linda C. Scott Edith S. Petersilia Louise Kinners Sipfle Dorothy Bartley Peterson Ann McGurk Sokan Elise Collins Reynolds Gwendolyn L. Spencer Grace Lauck Row Sue Ann Stewart Julie Wayland Shipley Elizabeth W. Sutherland Marian Fowler Small Lucille Bower Theobald Margaret Waddle Stickels Joan Elmore Thomsen Marjorie Rhodes Townsend Jessie K. Tomm Gretchen K. von Rosenberg Mabel Anne Turner Carol F. Wanner Lynn A. Viehweg Gertrude E. Weitzel Pauline Murray Vreeland Bess Bartley Woodall Dorothy M. Washburn Margaret Davidson Watson ETA Lelah Courtney Waymire Kay Coalidge Wetzel Janice Snider Ahlers Violet Schneider All Martha C. Wetzel Patricia Duetsch White Margaret A. Anderson Geneve T. Whitmer Marguerite Kimball Baker Alice A. Williams Maryfern Martin Bartrum Helen M. Wright Patricia Anne Battiato Mirah M. Yakel Nancy Izatt Baumgart Karen Sue Zander Lucille H. Beich Rose S. Benson Nadine V. Bergdahl THETA Nancy Bickel Elma Dabler Ackerman Cathy Lugin Bill Eugenie Allais Hazel Sutherland Bliss Helen McClintock Anderson Carol Nelson Bonebrake Estelle M. Antonides Margaret Bradley Karma Golden Aylward Corporation Board officers Norma Brown Householder, H, Debbie Mary Condon Bradley Margaret Barnes Wanamaker, H, and Becky Pancis, H, relax in the living room of Eta's Constance L. Breach Janice M. Bauer new house at Illinois Wesleyan. Doris McLaflin Browning Myra Huntington Beggs Ann Herrick Bryant Marie Sorenson Beinhauer Edith Calvert Guthrie Helen M. Schaeffer Anne E. B. Broad Mary Lois Johnson Bullard Edith Taylor Bender Marjorie Wheeland Hansen Shirley A. Schaeffer Margaret Brookhart Sherrell M. Cannon Elsa Benson Ruth S Hardacre Frances Cowing Schauer Wava L. Brown Mildred Grosser Carter Doris N. Berkovec Majorie Peacock Harper Frances Zoeller Schell Elizabeth B. Buck Buneda Roberson Charles Franees Loitz Blake Marcia Hatton Eloise D. Schermerhorn Nancy Bussian Alice M. 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Hodgson Van ia Winter Sw1gart Ernestine Collins, National President, visits with Virgin ia Hart Scott Marilyn Medley Happen Rencata Tatman Dawn Marshall, Alice White and Alice Crooks at Leslie Simons Alta N. Hoy E. Anne Wilkins Taylor Maryellen Skeels Agnes Floe Humphrey Shirley M. Taylor Tau-Indiana. Janice E. Smith Ruth Bronsdon Humphrey Helen Gilhams Tesh 20 Vivian C. Thomas Marion Faust Clark Sally N. Winfrey Marian Hardy Barbara Hoffmeyer Harbison Lauretta M. Thompson Jolene Cox Cole Mildred l. Wright Kathleen C. Harrison Trula Sidwell Hardy Vera Stalberg Ummel Ann Cushing Conner Barbara Yakub leugel Humphery Marcella Hartman Carol Jean Urquhart Betty Neff Corliss Mary Ann Taylor York Sarah E. Smith Johnson Mary Jane Theverow Hayken Joan Graves Vanderhoof Sharon Sue Wells Crauston Nancy Best Zelle Margaret Moore Jordan linda Walker Hepler Shirli T. Vanneman Arnstina Cissna Cress Zylpha Money Keolbassa· lucy Jane Hadley Henry Roxanne Kemp Vilbrock Mildred F. 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Miller Betty Jean Glaze Trammell Margaret Sue lucas Dorothy Groneweg Dorrisica Caswell Catharine Bolster Miller lrby Lee Vance Doris J. Beck Maguire Mary Jane Perkins Hammond JoanN. Crum Elsie M. Miller Sybil l. Walker Dawn Marshall Anna M. Harling Grace Hall Massy Vera E. Drury Mildred Kohler Monroe Kate Cullom Warnick Margaret Dickey Harpster Beatrice Peck Maston Natalie H.Dusnoor Lena Pearl Peck Ruth Doran Henry Weiler Esther Watson Henschel Alana K. Matsumura Jeanne DuVall lillian M. Perkins Mary lloyd Wiggs Virginia Trickey Mayberry Merilyn lodge Emerich Zelina H. Hickox Virginia Call Ross Ruth Eyman Winkler• Caroline R. House Carolyn P. McClarren Lilliau Ranquist Emory Evelyn Martaw Scribner Elaine Zaleski Auanelle A. Howard Nandes Simons Mcleod Ada F. Erickson Myrna Faizel Silverman TAU Joan Lee Howard Mary Jane Meeker lois B. Ester Carol l. Smith Julie Chaney Jarvis Mildred D. Adams Mary E. Mills Elizabeth N. Felt Priscella Towns Stanley Lorene Allen Adamson Rita lanin Gore Karen Sue Johnson Gwendolyn A. Minich Veeneta B. Johntz PI Deborah Jean Akers Virginia Gaskins Moore Franees Everett Hanchett Sandra Altheide Edith l. Markwell Hawley Jan Krebbiel Kefer Dorothy Norris Cady Jane H. Moorhead Mildred Koch Dorothy Showalter Anderson Mary lebanoff Mracek Barbara B. Hunter Winnifred N. Carr Cynthia Andrew Marian Hinznan Kemp Mateel R. Kubik Virginia G. Eggleston Phyllis Davis Neely Helen E. lewis Dorothy Price Arch Jane Rosenberger Newcombe Alice leach Marxgreiter Muriel Pease Elliott Arlene Abel Luchsinger Margaret Evans Arch Phyllis Mason Newman Marion Clifford Mason Ynez Henderson Alyce F. Mason Pauline Singleton Bacon Marian White Noffke Helen l. McNulty Beatrice M. Humason Kathleen Sowers Mawdsley Diana M. Bailey Margaret J. Olson Kate Ketcham Mossman Elizabeth l. Jaques Phyllis King McCoy Erma l. Baker lucy Osborne Susan Tompkins Nichols Mildred C. Kettenburg Ann Hoelscher McGinley Virginia Metz Baker Mary Louise Oswald Marion Hook Nyberg Georgia Thompson Phillips Jane Pike McHugh Ruth Baldridge Mary Isabelle Packard Jean R. Parker Deborah H. Rayner Marguerite Mclellan Betty Regel Bauer Eunice Toothaker Parson Alma Goetcheus Peacock Blanche Hicks Slosson Helen Naylor Minniear Anne Douglas Bayless lola Jane Perez de lara Grayce C. Pierpoint Mary Sloan Wi lbur Merle C. Morrison Novella N. Beck Carolyn Teeple Potasnik Marion Buffum Rich Jeanette Perkins Olin Alice Pauley Beckett Phyllis Mahn Potter Doris P. Russell RHO Mary Hibbert Patch Colleen F. Bednar Mary Spivey Quinn Evelyn Ryle Bessie Steele Peterson Pauline E. Beard Marigail Bentzen Hazel Cage Redrup Claire Chapin Sages Elodie Bancroft Read Mary Brown Channel Jan Cork Birk Helene linn Reichert Margaret M. Schnor·f Barbara J. White Reed lucille S. Gaines Anna Jeanette Bradford Eleanor Harshman Reifsteck Grace M. Shailer Carolyn A. Reichard Margaret Ford Hollowell Jacquie Hancock Brattain Margaret T. Rickrich Jeanine Mathewson Stringfellow Gladys E. Routh Fannie Mitchell King Dixie A. Brown Dorothy E. Slabaugh Ringer lorna Sylvester Doris Westfall Rumberger Elizabeth Hester Mabon Alice Frantz Brown Dawn S. Runger Dorothy Tripp Taylor lola M. Schauer Ruth Griffin Oliver Patricia lee Davis Broshears Margarita Sainz de Ia Pena Norma Winberg Unsworth Anne Beine Schroeder Margaret Stemler Prutzman Mary Osborne Bryant Martha Austin Sanders Eveline Vinton Wells Ruth H. Schroeder lucia Reeder Betty Newgent Bundy Adr ienne E. Savage Isabel Holt Wilkins Nancy N. Schuetz louise Sproaling Taylor Barbara A. Burnett Lois Klintworth Seijo Janet A. Schulenburg Alice Hersey Wick Ruth Grishaw Calvert Mary F. Severin XI Gail A. Scott Rebecca Harris Woltersdorf Sue lattimer Carder Elaine M. Sherer Mary Lou B. Akright Grace Kiel Scott Martha Jo Davi s Carey Mary Jo Sims Shively Betty W. Alderson Pauline Cunningham Shaw SIGMA Florence V. Carroll Kathleen C. Shultz Alice Clayton Amyx Dorothy l. Smith Joyce Agar Agnew Cheryl Cako Chambers Elsie Siechen Margaret Anschutz Virginia l. Smith George Marie Alford Grace Waynick Clolthier Constance Drysdale Simmons Dorothy P. Basworth Bailey Shirley Sparling Dorothy Amann• Hazel lu loon Cole Sherry J. Smith Simpson Berenice Mueller Ball lois G. Wooden Staples Marion Laird Baker Beth E. Commers Phyllis Mills Smith Lyndith G. Barkley Mary Hoge Starrett Franees Rauch Barnett Jodi Commers lottie Porter Spaulding Ruth Rodkey Barnard Margaret Roberts Stehlick Franees Maye Barnett Helen Walsh Corrigan Frances Hill Starkey Marie Bastgen Patricia Scheuer Stelmach Marjorie l. Bierdeman Eleanor Culver Mary Ann Steinwedel Zelma l. Beardslee Doris Mitchell Stevenson Louise Wynn Blanton lucille C. Cummings Ethel A. Stembel Marcia Hininger Beardsley Suzanne Miller Stoltenberg Bobbie Richard Blesh Kay Brown Cunningham Mary Farmer Stempel Marsha B. Bennett Juanita B. Strait Bonnie Potter Bliffert Dorothy Dierking Currie Martha Huffer Strayer Charlotte Benscheidt Ann Horning Suehrk Olivia N. Bohannan Zanna Davisson Daniels Constance Strickland Elanor Ann Major Berkley Doris Brewster Swift Cue Braselton Boulware· Bettye Karger Davies Joanne Estelle Talbert Mildred Weese Bohnsack Deane McCarthy Tenny Jacquelyn G. Bradley Muriel G. Dawson Mary Fran ees Tatlock Wanda Stehley Boucher Sharon K. Theimer Renna James Burkhalter Martha Allin Diver Dorothea larsen Tewksbury Dorothy Knapp Brown Janet Guinn Toy Fay Burnett Winifred Y. Edmund s Mary Ellen Hipskind Thompson lola Daniell Bruington Gene McKee Troll man Marjorie Tennison Cameron Mary Salin Fabi ck Betty Beaver Tinsman lois l. Burke Mary lynn Tuley Katherine W. Clayton Belinda Moore Feldmeyer lynn Tolley lauren Bennett Cameron Marylou Turner Sandra Decker Evelyn Feldman Fink Edith A. Trautman Agatha Kinney Campbell Neva Euring Turner Nina Sadler Dickinson Marian Joan Fremion Rebecca Beams Tun is Diane S. Carlson Mary E. Vermillion Manon Lampkin Farrier Cel ia Ropp Fr ines Rita Baker Turpen lla Belle Pabodie Carpenter Betty Bowman White Mary Williams Fleming Norma Bennetts Gage Jean Rob inso n Vail Madelyn Chambers Mary Kaufman Whitney Sue Manton Fowler Lenna Morris Gaddis Arlette Orton Webster Marilyn J. Chrismer Jane A. Wilson Barbara Heitzman Fullwood Jeann Mullins Grundman Kathryn Weiland Janice Johnson Clark Nadine Cox Wilson Helen W. Gratigny Kathryn W. Guignard Peggy Ann White 21 Helen G. Stephenson Judith Stedman Stevens Gretchen Stott Lois Brow Torok Eloise M. Traise Edith G. Truesdale Elsie Paine Tygenhof Edith Dons Umstead Eileen F. Winters Louiseannette P. Wnght
CHI Dorothy Jackson Beck Nettie I. Berry Josephine B. Binder Margaret Turner Boyer Katherine H. Brain Alice M. Bremforder Anne Milliken Briggs Ruth Zimmerman Buck Portia S. Carlo Ruth T. Chase Helen Eisele Cook Mary Taggart Deetz Genevieve Shaw Doan Mary Miskimer Emler Lucille Fibbals Darlene Glendenning Mary MacWilliam Greenslade Alice Prout Gwyn Margaret Benham Harbottle Lucile Jenkins Hayes In character for their parts in the Halloween spook house are Cathy Wilkinson and Nancy Kirk, Frances Mason Heintz AT -Michigan State and friend. Elizabeth B. Kelly Sondra R. Wilkins Kimberly Roth Griffiths Elizabeth Kraus Reynolds Barbara Eagle Sue Rainer Lechner Carolyn Schnalitter Willis Helen Patricia Hagood Elizabeth Rich Pauline Quinn Fallow Lucille Seibert Leupold Carolyn Hood Witek Pearl Ottoman Hammon Marie Rietmann Marie D. Ferrari Helen Boyd Lewis Norma Woodruff Lori Connarn Hanson Lorraine Folsom Robbins Helen Howard Gallo Marian S. Lloyd Alvertine Yoder Wysong Helen Koebcke Harper Joyce Boaley Rood Carol J. Geisser Mildred Abbott Lytle Harriet Kriegbaum Young Carol Ann Harris Thelma Gregory Rolph Flora A. Gilbert Mary K. May Huelda Davis Zedekar Florence Peterson Harves Vicki Jo Ross Alice S. Gladding Mildred Beatty Miller Louise C. Harvey Roselle Lind Schiller Nancy Barrows Goff Mildred Hillyer Moody Linda Hawman Virginia Wright Seberg Virginia Miller Goff Emily Brevoort Murdock UPSILON Ellen Robson Heath Zelia Steele Sedquick Helena Bourne Goodman Ruth Patterson Nida Lorena Alexander LaVelle I. Helm Eleanor McKee Sigovich Lois Eldredge Gould Beulah G. Schwinn Barbara J. Allen Ruth L. Hixson Lois Shoemaker Helen B. Grout Margaret H. Umbaugh Sharon Bailey Kathryn Brock Hoffman Eloise Brock Shore Margaret Capalbo Gwaltney Janice K. von Blaricom Carolyn Allison Baker Carolyn Mulhavsen Holliston Alice Howard Skok Eleanor Dygert Haddon Mary Hilly Young Helen G. Baker Judith Skow Holt Beulah W. Smith Mabie Tinkham Hardison Alice M. Bremforder Fay Steinseifer Barr Barbara McRae Hoppes Rose Feverwerker Stebbins Elizabeth Thresher Hayes Lottie McDonald Beaver! Carol Anderson Humphry Bonnie Stephan Doris D. Hicks PSI K. Deanne Bertelson Elizabeth G. Isaacson Janice Selonicher Stokes Beth Julia Honigschmidt EleaRor Gaenslen Alford Lois Reed Bilyeu Marian Hall Jeffrey Gwen Robbins Tapp Claire Millett Hooper Anabel Follett Baker Helen Murdock Bjodstrup Gladys Murray Jensen Lynda Lockard Taylor Jean S. Johnson Evelyn Goessling Bauer Alice Parke Blair Jacqueline J. Johnson Kathleen M. Terry Carolyn Andruchow Kullberg Gertrude L. Bonzelet Vera J. Blinkhorn Susan Judd Kathleen Bitney Thompson Margaret H. Lambert Janice Lohrie Briggs Virgin ia Ellen Smith Blohm Carolyn Kaegi Kim Tomlinson Deborah Johnston Lewis Honore C. Buchinskas Mildred B. Borgeson Helen Hulsman Kelly Beatrice L. Vandiver Barbara J. Libby Caryl Clarke Buckley Jane A. Boubel Cheryl Elaine Kemper Thurley Ernest Vall Carol Koper Marge Mildred Allen Cann Kathryn K. Bowne Estelle Kroeger Nancy Wassam Waldron Lelia E. McGrath Nancy Jane Teske Carlson Annette Broline Isabelle Steele Layman Janice Davis Weigand Marie Lisi Meadows Elizabeth Lyman Clark Lo is Aileen Lutz Brundage Rev. E. Joan Edwards Lepley Ruth Hendricks Willard Rosemary T. Mercer Betty J. Culbertson Carol Budke Ermina Lutz Lindquist Bobbi Clarke Wodlli Mary C. Millar Gladys Dieruf Eleanor M. Cackerill Aleyna Linquist Kathryn Caldwell Wood Stella M. D. Millett Priscilla Goodlad Dixon Deborah Pettey Caldwell Miriam L. Tobey Macoubray Sarah W. leek Alice Stevens Mimura Catherine Burgy Dopke Doris Conger Caldwell Ruth Starbuck McChesney Kathleen Monahan Bernice Marion Dougan Jeri Johnson Chester Kay Moore McCleary Mamie D. Morrish Maxine M. Dulin Ruth W. Compton Charlotte C. McClure Suzanne Jackson Nelson Dorothy Senty Frey Mabel G. Crane Margery E. McKinney PHI Cathleen Cummings Oleary Jean B. Gantenbein Ruth F. Crawford Doris Norton Merriam Mary Lu Antern i Nancy C. Osguthorpe Lois G. Griesbach Gerry H. Cruser Jane Sheppard Merydith Miriam C. Arnold Martha Humes Owen Ethylind S. Griffith Joyce McPherson Cunningham Hildegard Miller Florence Thompson Babcock Eloise Carichner Peters Carol F. Gunderson Kay Sonnenberg Davies Jean Dykeman Morgan Dee Bircitta Florence L. Pifer Jane Field Halverson Patricia Dilts Mari El izabeth Moser Margaret Schell Bossett Maureen Rafferty Nancy H. Harold Linda Ebert Margaret Gwin Murray Barbara B. Brand Sue Bailey Reid Ann Lewis Hill Sonia Roan Edmunds Anila Gayle Nelson Helen L. Brown Deborah O'Neil Rice Catherine M. Hagstrom Judy Edwards Ruth Johnston Newby Majorie Burton Brush Debra S. Riendeau Catherine K. Hooper Margaret Watt Edwards Laura Verling Nicholes Florence McCoid Burgess Sandra B. Rotella Janet Jacobson Kathy Price Eldridge Shirley Vollmer Noland Sara F. Burke Elsie Crandall Ryan Jean C. McDonald Jones Peggy Vincent Elizondo Kathryn Cawrxe Nyberg lngeborg C. Carlson Lillian Clark Sandford Joyce Radue Kaboth Mary Beth Erickson Mary Biederman Nyland Wendy A. Cgerivinski Cheryl A. Santos Neoma Tiefenthaler Kaegi Betty Viesko Everitt Eleanor Spike Oehler Jane Ellen Jones Charon Kathleen I. Schlenker Gretchen Kiefer lrja S. Fortuna Marlene Kott Olson F. Lucille Clarke Emily Martin Schwarz Evelyn F. Kircher Yvonne M. Fraunfe lder Jennifer M. Ott Abbie L. Collins Louise Latham Seaman Annette Morrison Luckow Greta Shay Friebel' Susan Jones Owen Patti A. Connery Gladys P. Shepley Caroline Kuehn Luedtke Shane Cochran Fr itz Debbie Brown Paddock Mary Ellen Mercurio Cronan Lisa M. Silva Marga.-et Munyan Peggy Happold Fujimoto Helen Farrington Paulsen Gladys Biels Culley Miriam Hyland Smith Sylvia L. Nicholson Dorothy Douglas Gallagher Ed ith Mary Gressley Perry Barbara Penny Southwell Curtis Corinne G. Snow Miriam Inglis Pollock Eva McMullen Giering Ruthmary S. Powell Marilyn Nathan Devaud Linda U. Spensiale Rea Ballard Ragatz Marilyn Burris Graham Gladys Hartley Redford Leona Peckham Dunn Evelyn B. Spooner Joan Kelley Reed 22 Rosalee Rockman linnie Gregory Sargeant Gunilla deMarsily lanieve C. Coles Peggy Ann Rowe Betty Howland Ross Clyde Dailey Scales Patricia Drinnon Kathryn Hicks Cook Tereil'a Tidwell Sawyer lora Gess Rust Christine Sharkey Ann Fleetwood Dubigk Bobbie lee Crist Mildred C. Shannon Beatrice Kissell Schauer Susan C. Stepp Susan Blake Eaton Caroline Nevner Daniels Carrie May Sledge Sisco Rita B. Sparks Joanne Compton Stone Olive Peterson Fairinon Christine S. Deal Alfreda Turner Smith lorraine J. Teising Beverly B. Swanson Patricia Fosier Cheryl Taylor DeBusk Hattie Carothers Stanfill Gertrude M. Timm lynette Patten Thomas Theodora Budwin Frisbie Mary Herrington Denney Jeanne W. Sullivan Gayle A. Toberman laura Tillman Dorothy M. Giese Mary louise Denny Alma Cook Sutherland Martha E. Van Steenderen Nancy Atwood Trent Mabel Skone Greenwood Margaret Hughes Edmonds Helen Groves Suttle Marie Darrah Vierow Sandra D. Walden Vivian Kedwell Griffin Karen M. Ensey Margaret lewis Temple Anita Woehr Patricia D. Ware Olive H. Guymon Kay Harr Filson Annekay Tharpe Evelyn Kennard West Helen Thun Hartness Thelma Hawn Fisher Camille Bowles Tighman OMEGA Gladys lynch Williams Colleen Horan Hein Elizabeth Sarten Flanagin Eleanor J. Troutman Jean Alderman Wolfe Dena Marie Hogen Becky Fleenor JoAnn Grubb Anderson Aleta Gamewell Tuma Shirley F. Wolfe Jane Smithson Irwin Frances S. Arthur Ann Fowler Dorothy D. Van Winckel Bernice D. Worters Jeanne Brown Johnson Marion lyle Fowler Virginia Tacker Askew Betty Ann Wagner Mary Ellen lybecker Jones Martha Gillis Gessler Elizabeth Coleman Atkinson Madge Cleveland Walker ALPHA BETA Debra lynn Keeton Charlotte Guthrie Graubman Sandra J. Badger Patsy Temple Waters Donna Kennedy lorene 1\ing Green Nelle Bowles Wear Aggie Johnson Baker Edith l. Black Suzanne Harris Krumsick Sarah Sutton Gregg Franees I. Webb Susan Coombs Barnes Marion Hurst Bolding Hannah M. Langer Trish Griffith Deborah R. Williams Pamela West Bean Virginia Sengbusch Brick Aimalee l. Langland louise S. Hale Irene Murray Wilson Mary lowe Poag Black Joan R. Butler Georgia Merrill Lundstrom' Carol Hammond Ann Sessoms Blount Sara Rice Carter Gail G. Magnuson Donna Houser Harrison ALPHA EPSILON Barbara G. Booher Ruth Snow Coombs Ruth S. Mallia Donna Hastings B. Carolyn Anderson Priscilla A. Bowman Gloria Gress Dent Jean Metzgar Manzo Margaret Hays lois E. Ashdown Carol A. Brewer Emma E. Deters Jean F. March Ruth Hays Bertha E. Baldock Beverly Ward Bruninga Dorothy H. Dinsmore linda lou Evans Martin linda H. Hite Bonnie Sue Ballard Anne Elliott Cannon Alice P. Ellison Wendy Sue McClure Wanda Ruble Huffman Josephine McMullen Bierbaum Mary Roach Carlson Marion Kamprath Eppers Bennie R. McDonnell Kathryn Ayres James Sarah Black Jennie Casper Marian M. Graham Dorothy Bradford McKenna Gladys Heggie Jenkins Doris G. Brown Mildred Hunt Chaille Dorthyann Griggs Karen Alfreda Munnich leanoh M. Johnson Mary E. Brown Jane Hudson Chichetti Margaret B. Haas Vera Eileen Thompson Murphy Mary R. Denney Jones Sally Burmester Marilyn Davis Childers Pauline M. Harden May lbbitson Nelson Margaret R. Kirby Margaret M. Carlson Gayle U. Conyers Ruth Helen Frey Hughes Bernice Johnson Oliver Barbara Preston Kizer Vera A. Caulman Joan Clara Jewett Crane Marleen B. Ingle Alice Mooney Keller Ella Jayne Payne Sandra Angela lee Deann Chase Sarah F. Curtis Elizabeth McCoy Philips Martha Taylor leneave Pearl Clarkin Deborah Sue Dawson Helen Nouth Kneight Katherine W. Kunz Corine Jean Pope Helen Gibson lister Cindy lou Claude Ruth l. Dille Beatrice F. Post Ellen Uffelman lowe Carol Toft Claycomb Hazel Donegan Isabelle Wetherbee Lederer Janie H. Purcell Joan G. Martin Patricia Hodge Cleary Mary larko Endruschat Carlotta B. loveland Celia McDowell Rackey Elizabeth M. Wilson McDow Sherry Kaye Cocking Martha Bishop Farkner Ruth lane MacDonald Katherine E. Randall Dorothy Jamison Mitchell Betty Conner Dianne Means Farley Margaret Fowler Martens Jo Anne Kohler Rieger Dorothy Susan Mitchell Jacquelyn C. Conner Anne G. Filer Norma Walsh Martin Elizabeth Spencer Merman Barbara Newcomb Root Judith Ann Mizell Julia Cummings Coussens · Janet Russell Francek Hope E. Smith Rose Mary Margaret Seat Montgomery lucille Ritter Crom Alice lou Felton Gilbreath Barbara Y. Michaels Margaret Watson Morse Vicki Rossolo Sue M. Montgomery Dorothy H. Daniels Carolyn Park Good Doris Dulgar Ruiz Jessica E. Woody Morgan Margaret C. Davis Edwin P. Gourley Florence T. O'Brien Florence Bentz Penfield Frances M. Sampson Janelle C. Nevins Helen B. Diefenderfer Marian Curry Green Irene F. Schaub Margaret Sharer Painter linda Schnulle Dillon Jeanne Sutton Greene Charlotte M. Bouck Pethybridge Dorothy Gillespie Pickup Trula Higgins Schermerhorn Corrinne K. Palko Barbara McCandless Dorman Malena Murray Hackney Jeslyn Morris Schultz Nancy lindquist Parks Norma Engstrom Dow linda Miller Hansen Mildred Kraus Prine Bess Purple Joan Knutson Schutter Valinda Eason Parrish· Ann Cra ig Dudley Shirley Gay Jackson Madeline Doyle Scriver Marjorie Wattenbarger Phillips Ruella Beck Dykstra Jacquelyn P. Jacoby Marian Reynolds Mary C. Ricotta Isabel Weaver Showdy Geneva Swafford Pomeroy Margaret Telaneus Ensor Virginia Sapp Keel June Westman Sitts Eunice Lunsford Privette Jo Anne Schleihs Eppich Margaret M. King Dorothy M. Rogers Jean R. Rohrer Esther M. Sommerseth Phyllis Robinson Maria Evans Janeace Griner Kiser Elizabeth K. Staples Thelma B. Larche Marjorie Altenburg Roustt Marion A. Shanley Barbara Peterson Stevens Nancy Alexander lindstrom Pauline E. Thompson Jane Blue love Mary Wesler Silbernagel Dorothy Jane Smith Loyce Hainesworth Underwood Virginia H. love Cynthia l. Wagner Dorothy H. lund Mabel Schoepflin Smith Marie S. Snyder lenora Goesbeck Walters Helen Carsters lyon Rhoda Firmin Whittlesey Florence W. Mac Vicar Esther Koehler Sommer Katherine Field Steck Thelma B. Willard Joan l. MacKeigan Connie Dixon Wittrock Betty Wood McNabb Joanne Taheri Alise Cowles Van Wie Elsie Anderson Wood lynette T. Mead Hazel M. Worden Mary lee Regan Mikell Muriel Weber Williams Virginia Hunt Mills Shirley Weaver Young Karen E. Mitchell Mary lou Zimmer ALPHA DELTA June Keirstead Moore Nancy Horlein Zimmerman Mary Milner Adelberg Rosalie Sapp Moreland Margaret M. Alexander Mary l. Murphy ALPHA GAMMA Vayris Young Armstrong Mary Ruth Murray Marian Scott Adams Ethel Bond Baker Edna Martui Myers Harriet W. Barker Kathryn Taylor Baker Gail E. Novak Barbara Benham lois Brewer Barnes Karen Marr Nudo Dorothy Tucker Bohlke Billie Baxter Diane Finker O'Cain Eva Darden Brown Katherine K. Berrier Edith E. Ott Mary Ann Castle Buettner Brenda Karen Braswell Mary W. Petry Alma Dorothea Burke Bessie Burbury Brody Dora Piccini Kathryn C. Butler Helen Richards Burnett Sue Pitchford Nonna Scott Bryant Carolyn Denney Burton Kay Fauks Preston Barbra W. Campbell Alexina Robertson Cathey Phyllis P. Pyburn lisa A. Carlson Charlotte Bristow Cathey Helen Spach Quinton Patricia Mclaughlin Cleavenger Barbara P. Clark Sarah Hamlin Ralston Ruth Sobey Cody Emily B. Clark Charlotte Reeder Rena Maltly Corey Mildred Poole Clarke Eugenie C. Reid Midge Toni Cowie Mildred Nance Clotworthy Stripping wood in the new house at Theta-Illi Frances Moore Rhodes linda Tostevin Critchlow libby Cochran Connie Kelsheimer Rogers Melissa Cummins Sharon M. Cole nois are Birgetta Marsh and Corporation Board Georgiana Jennings Rozier lynne Soley DeKeyser Melissa Harvey Coleman President Carol Wandschneider. 23 Carmen H. Farr ALPHA ZETA Cheri Drummond Margaret Ayers Brown Ruth Ltttle Lawson Janice Carter Flesca Mildred Steck Catalano Doris Buyer Erickson Ruth Brown Phyllis Batley Leher Frances Jones Farnsworth )aneth R. Christensen Lee Scherff Ferguson Dorothy M. Brubaker Irma Tehch Love Melissa Gadient Miriam Prytherch Crandell Jean Hart Fraim Marilyn Hastmgs Burnett Barbara Jo May Melissa P. Gatenby Shirley Currier Mary Highfill Frazier Sedohr MacDonald Burnette Mary Jo Pterce May Ruth Gerber Louise Ridgway Davis Virginia Satterly Hamilton Juanita Souder Carmich~l Rebecca Sharp May Diane Jeanne Denutte Grant Henrietta Deubler Dorothy A. Hampton Ethel Bardelmeter Clark Wavellene McDevttl Joann Niehaus Hanson Mary L. Dorr Virginia Kirchner Hancock Loretta C. Clark Jean Hapkms McKee Edna F. Hem Jacqueline Smith Flournoy Caroline Gaines Harrell Helen D. Clough Beverlee Mendenhall Edith Wheatcraft Herner Marilyn M. Holzworth Esther Lee Highfield Henrietta Neff Conn Elo tse A. Merrick Mabel Melcher Himstreet Eugenia G. Huntoon June M. Holhler Susan Dite Corbett Carol Stnmple Mtgltolt Joyce Drury Hinde Jean Hallock Johnson Lorena Grieb Hundley Janet L. Coulston Lmda Snyder Mtktla Donna Westlic Hipps Edna S. Kluck Susan Wilkinson Hunter Phyllis Gerhardt Crispin Mary Elmyra Gnffith Miller Edna Englemann Holdsworth Lilla Richman Lodge Shirley Kretschmer Johnston Martha Jane Horney Curtis Maurleen Miller Suzanne Horgen Eileen E. Lye Mary Louise Bash Kent Clemmie Hammond Davtd Mary Ann Mills Mary Jean Uecke Irvine Helen S. Mack Sharon Hancock King Alfreda B. Dembsey Elizabeth C. Mmtos LaVohn Larson lsvik Jean H. MacVean Sharon Malee Knaup Joan Lowry Denman Carole A. Mueller Franees Newell Jessup Catherine Welch Munn Jean H. Korfhage Gerry Miller Denny Sharon A. Receveur Nantz Julie J. Johannsen Dorothy Tinker Parks, M.D. Geraldine H. Lutz Mary lou Fuller Dodge Manan L. Nein Katherine Mathews Johnson Beverly Fuller Parsons Sandra A. Lyon Martha Chaney Dunham Lmda Osbun Owens Ruth Pehrson Jones Emily Louise Flux Phelps Patricia Rinehart Maclean Mary Janice Dunn Gayle Parke Josephine Burkett Kelm Grace Morris Race Shirley H. Martin Norma Walter Durkee Rosalie Mavis Perry Ruth Kentfield Marie Olmstead Ralston Debra Snyder McAfee Joyce Corfield Eddy Radia Swam Pfingstag Esther W. Grace Kill Frances W. Reid Ethel Scobee McQuady Roxanne Stengel Ennehng Carol Jackson Phillips Danielle Wiechmann Knutson Mary Helen Sears Barbara Miller Hazel Riefstahl Enyart June Eichler Ptttelko Margaret Dawartz Kormos Joanne Myers Shaller Alberta Hoaghland Nora Nancy Ann Flory Sandra Stangler Pope Mary Ann Froude Kulow Margaret Wood Simpson Alice C. Ponder Dons P. Freeman Vtrgima Graves Progelhof Ruth Feucht Laidlaw Catherine B. Traub Alice Gassett Ransdell Ardyth Kern Geigel Margaret Clark RetiiY Mildred Bennett Larson Louise Carmody Wiley Evelyn White Roulston Julie Stinson Glander Eleanor H. Rodgers Becky Marie Laursen Kathleen E. Schell Melame J. Gleason Joan L. Rogell Mable Blom Le Buhn ALPHA ETA (Dr.) Kathleen C. Shelley Jeanne M. Gross Diana Oils Rolander Dorothe Hausmaun lidvall Phoebe C. Armstrong Vera Fisher Smith Virginia Pierson Guinn Ruth V. Rorick Philippa Hawgood Light Dorothy Bonn Axness Barbara Flesch Smoot JoAnn Underwood Hallenback Katharm Haldeman Sands June E. Lokken Maurine E. Nicholson Basom Virginia St. John Margaret Lodwtck Harding Patncia M. Secor Jo Wernentin Lynch Helen H. Bean Carol Kline Thompson Luanne C. Hazelrigg Phyllis Bailey Seher llis Hobbs Marr Dorothy L. Bunger Barbara Duerr Trampler Betty Jane Rogers Heimann Margaret Decker Seip Edith L. Marshall C. Ruth Campbell Vivian E. Borgerding Van Overbeke Mary Gordon Henson Melissa Shelley Claribel A. McClain Lois Dahl Cardin Doris DeGraw Waddell Julia Weaver Herron June M. Short Jean Robertson McCollum Carolyn B. Carnal Dorothy F. Waggoner Laurel McKay Hille Elizabeth Stlverthorn Netha Kesler McDowell Marie 0. Childers Gertrude H. Weller Rita Schnell Hinckley Ruth Wiley Smtlh Mary E. McDuff Mildred Z. Clarke Edith Knadler Whitebause· Estelle Taylor Hoffman Stephanie V. Smith Raina McNeece Helen Collins Cooley Carol Hubbard Williams Gladys Ford Hornbeck Virginia Stuckey Smoot Marjorie M. Miller Martina Sweet Countryman Carol Sunderman Howell Mtldred B. Somers Audry B. Mishler Elizabeth A. Doms Cox ALPHA IOTA Susan L. Hubbell, M.D. Joan Stemmetz Helen Fisk Morrison Shirley Softky DeCourcy Eleanor Bedient Ames Mary Brower Huey Kathryn Virginia Suchy Lynda Denner Mosbach Katherine Girton Eaton Hazel Spetnogel Andreski Jeanne Schiller Hughes Barbara E. Sutton Shirley Sprague Murphy Aimee Huston Eck Valette I. Beal Ann Ellis Huntley Carol Foss Swinehart Dorothy Evans Nau Lu Jean Frick Betty Kiser Beaman Made F. Hutchinson Betty Sanlord Swope Margot Bergen Nichols Mary Leverett Galeria Richelle A. Beard Dan iela M. Isakson Helen V. Tecklenberg Betty B. Nisula Lois Frautschi Ginkel Carrie Sundeen Berkey Jennifer J. Janson Mary Zoe Jacobs Thatcher Gladys B. Noblo Jean Bronson Heier Nancy Sebastian Bahls Linda Tubbs Karcher Ellen Kubacki Thompson Ella M. O'Donnell Vera Helgeson Sherri Nuehlenhard Bradley Shirley A. Lang Fern Hornung Todd Janice Hagen Olmsted Diane Marshall Jacobs Ruth Sievers Pordun Helen Corbett Johnson Mary Ann Rasmussen Lorna Jean Harris Johnson Cla ire Y. Reck Josephine tt. Kamm Marion Bigelow Reed Virginia Bachman Kendrick Ruth Drake Richard Marion Johnson Lundstrom Margaret C. Richmond Elizabeth Roberts Malmros Patricia B. Ritter Doralis Jean Martenson Judith Gordon Romano Eleanor M. Moline Winifred Locke Rosengreen Dorothy Hand Nesbitt Meg Dobson Russell Lorraine Neuger Susan Bothell Schellhase Betty V. Ogle Lorna McKenney Schneckloth Elizabeth S. Peglow Inez S. Shirk Beverly Brown Reynolds Virginia Simonsen Ruth Henrici Robertson Virginia Whitemore Smith Constance Johnson Rosekrans Betty M. Armstrong Spence Marlis Rotnem Rossow Janet L. Spencer Doroth F. Rule Yvonne Hebal Stephens Muriel J. Scribner Audrey Miller Stofferson Phyllis Ann Simonson Muriel Sunada Ethlyn Robinson Smith Pauline Sarset Sweeney Virginia Vanderhoof Van Koughnet Ruth Donahoe Tauscheck Ethel W. Thompson ALPHA THETA Greta Thorne Daisy Pfingst Applewhite Eleanor Jane Tilton Molly D. Batts Maude Wertman Transue Harriette H. Bauer Phyllis Rowe Van Dyke Ann Jones Bowling Frances Hiblis Wagler Lucile M. Breunig Barbara J. Walker Carla Allgier Broecher Ardis E. Wendell Carolyn W. Brown Helene E. Wilson Dorothy Jean Zapp Brown Marie Plath Wilson Walta Wilkinson Carmichael Virginia Bertoli Winslow· Mary Pfingst Carrell Ramona Ray Wirth Franees G. Coady Nellie De Kalb Wolfe Ann Ford Cobb Leone Hampton Woods Joyce Wilding Compton Pledges of Alpha Iota-Miami unravelled a string web to find their big Patsy Goss Yeager Linda M. Dockery sisters waiting at the end. 24 Chnst1ne Krakaw Trelschler ALPHA LAMBDA Susan V. Sprunk Lillian Arthur Susan H. Rice Margaret E. Van Ausdall Carole E. Banninger Dorothy A. Stockwell Athena Ashmore Ann Taylor Richmond Claudia J. Wall Marian Sloane Barlett Diane Orrico Tencza Franees Andrew Baack Carole A. Friend Roberts Edna B. Walther Penelope Ludlow D'Antonio Nancy J. Tuttle Anita Finke Baier Kathryn Thomas Ross Susan Kello Weekley Lillian P. Dede Dorothy Marshick Van Fleet Andrea Bjornlie Carolyn Cross Schieling Kathryn E. Wehr Ruth L. Denhard Ellen Schreiber Voss Joyce Wanamaker Black Suzanne M. Schimke Kathanne Stroh Wellington Margaret Viviane Diesing Helen Mary Weidler Londawayna Glass Blazer Bessie C. Schnieder Nancy Staubach White Sharon A. Dorner Lora Carson Wild Beverly Kraus Blum Shirley Jean Bohlen Schuster Caroline C. Wiese Joan Lucci Ensminger ALPHA NU Lucile Reed Brobst Rae Lagerdahl Scott MarJOrie Smith W1lliams Judy Finn Madeline Brayton Bronzan Lorraine Larkins Seibert Patncia Nelson Williams Betty Leonard Fitzpatrick Lucille Thomas Abell Shirley Plemon Brown Julia M. Shaw C. Beth Maddox Wilson Helen North Frear Louise Lill Albertson Annette Rawlings Brownfield Diana Catherine Shepherd Minam Wilson Sandra Ward Garulti Bernice Anderson Janet Brownlee Claire N. Slaton Sandra Niswander Wright Elizabeth F. Glenbocki Charlotte Toelle Bakken Mary Stout Brunner Frances E. Smith Martha Anderson Young Elinor H. Haft Zoe Dawes Barthelmess Stella Byers Bush Barbara B. Southran Muriel P. Hancock Nadine Olson Bentley Adela H. Calhoun Joan T. Spiers ALPHA KAPPA Barbara Healy Hansen Mary Ann Brockway Joan Marie Casson Margaret Spaeth Myrtle W. Bradley Laverne Allen Anne Kent Hetzer Myrna F. Chaote Stefanie Stabiskie Angeline C. Anderson Marilyn E. Jedrey Hazel I. Chisholm Rhona Leake Clarke Mollie Weisinger Stearns Betty Bernard Cowles Edna Backer Beachler Cecille M. Kaska Barbara Sheldon Clyde Linda Smith Stevens Thrine R. Crain Hazel H. Benedict Doris Camara LaPerla Helena Gemmer Collis Pamela D. Tanake Jody M. Deveney Margaret E. Berg Mildred G. Lehner Mary F. Comerford Marjorie Freeborn Thompson Linda J. Dozois Mary White Bird Mildred Leonard Dorothy Cotton Martha Hiltner Trump Ada Decker Edmonds Edna M. Blumenthal Violet White Lorenz Sheryl Crockey Darrelyn Underwood Janice Peterson Eisenman Mabel Heyne Buell Christine M. Marmora Evelyn Curtin Beverly Glass Veitch Jane Valentine Forvilly Bernice Ripley Canaday Patricia Delekta McCullough Joan Lynne Walker Davis Frances Walker Vivrett Mabel J. Foster Ruth French Chapman Sophia Gould McElroy Barbara B. Dawkins Geraldine Cook Webb Charlotte Keffeler Freiheil Lotis Storjohn Cooper Jane Hube McKenna Marilyn L. DeGrasse Nancy L. Weeks Jean Popham Garmol Kathryn Delsandio Marjorie Brown McManus Betty Ann E. Dennis Janice M. Westerfield Mildred S. Garrett Elizabeth Bredthaurer Eggert Bettina A. Naro Susan Leet Donahue Jean Valentine Wiley Jean Jordan Gillette Minerva Worthman Erickson Noreen A. Nesbitt Elizabeth J. Winder Virginia Sikonia Golden Louise F. Douglas Edwina H. Erickson Carmel Perrotti O'Fiaherty Marjorie W. Withers Dawn R. Grant Carol M. Dreher Marghretta F. Ernst Phyllis A. Peters Elisa Beth Wolfe Mary Jan Borden Hogan Janice M. Duff Myra M. Fender Renee Sweda Raboy Helen Huxley Hufford Lucile P. Duncan ALPHA PI Mildred French Fenster Valerie Peverley Reed Kathryn Coe Johnson Stella Nelson Dupree Franees Gardner Arehart Ardys K. Fluehr Lynn Williams Russell Viola Schuff Johnson Grace Jane Stewart Eastcott Mary Azile Arthur Elizabeth E. Fouts Ida Gould Saunders Grace Nelson Kiplinger Dorotha Baier Ediger Virginia F. Carter Millicent J. Fowler Marion Borner Scelfo Mary B. Kirkwood Florence Cook Fast Margaret Mead Conklin Harriette S. Francis Joan Hansen Selyar Jean Swenson Knights Mildred Wilcox Frast Donna C. Davies Ethel May Gardiner Sandra L. Sover Donna Ralls Freadolino Helen Lambros Kolokotrones Ruth Mildred Diller Davis Blanche Davies Gere JoAnn Sterber Virginia Ann Bramham Freeman Ardice Weaver Kuehner Mary Kilgore Finfgeld Patricia Holliday Gibbons Margaret Burr Todd Dolores Soucie Frier Suzanne Hilian La Plant Helen McClure Garey Maxine E. Girardot Nancy C. Toner Irene L. Gilbert linda L. Lynch Kathleen Geeting Barbara Ann Groom Margaret S. Troyano Helen Vaughan Mackenzie Margaret Gilchrist Kathryn E. Hearn Viola Heyne Hoff Carol Lee Turkington Elsie K. Magnuson Nancy C. Golding Clara G. Hiller Mabel Eliza Halman Holliday Louise E. Wood Lucille M. McEvaig Virginia Gerardi Gooch Madge Elizabeth Line Estelle Link Irwin Helen B. McGregor Walda Welday Gorian Martha Gregg Myers Given Scrivner Jacobsen ALPHA MU Diana Moe Miller Jean Stuart Griffith Elizabeth Phillips Elsie M. Jevons Lois Scandling Andersen Catherine Henstad Monts Margaret E. Hansen Lucile A. Phillips Elsie Thiel Johnson Dorothy E. Herwig Jean Green Baxter Leslie Tyanich Moran Doris Williams Roche Joyce C. Johnson Karen S. Berry Dannella Lockie Muri Vivian Parola Holmes Gwendolyn Williams Schlueter Betty Seggerman Jorgensen Cynthia Ann Hoover Mary Lue Schmidt Bill Elizabeth McCoy Murphy Bernice Ann Seteret Kathy Deubelbeiss Jurgens Joan Kirkby Hughes Pauline Summy Bixbry Dorothy Deibel Nelson Marjorie White M. Lucille Kruger Jean Kimball Hunter Edna K. Brierton Maries Larson Nicholls Sara B. Williams Carman Shepard Longman Wave DeBolt Bucknell Luann Hanson Nordby Ella Okern Hutchins ALPHA RHO Donna Lukash Beverly Joan Coulter Cameron Evelyn C. Oberosler Carole Howard Jackson Maryetta Lyman Elizabeth Hunt Curfman Mary Reid Helen Cook Jones Jeanette Olliver Anderson Charlotte Mahrt Louise Cramer Jones Helen Rupp Fenske Betty Mullen Reynolds Jane S. Bailey Katherine Howe McKennan Vandella I. Gordon Helen A. Rigg Marjorie LeFeuvre Villasenor Jones Ruth Smith Burton Louise Marie Oddo Monaco Jean Mitchell Kashubeck Dorothy Hineman Louise Johnson Ross Gloria Mae Christensen Rosann Rost Monghan Margaret Howe Mabel Manix Schulte Katherine M. Kearns Sara Elizabeth Garner Graham Patricia Jenkins Morrow Franees A. Cope Hummel Patricia J. Cagney Sheehan Shirley Aileen Kellogg Helen R. Hill Esther Swanson Myers Merrily Howard Johndrow Patricia MacHale Shoemaker Susan H. Kent Mary Franees Roberts Holzhauer Delores Neumann Irene Schuler Kent JoAnne Hacker Speelman · Eleanor Kinnison Marion T. S. Krause Elizabeth Noble Constance Booth Kummerow Betty K. Swiler Maxine R. Klein Josephine Warren Layman Marjotie B. Larson Elizabeth E. Noble Daisy H. LaVictoire Laura Wehman Lula Fa in Moran Major Muriel Larson Teresa Bedient O'Brien Judy Carlyon Leeds Ruth Gannaway Wilcox Kathleen Stump Matthews Carol McGlasson Laumann Janice Evers O'Connor Deborah J. Lewis Katherine P. Willis Elizabeth H. Peeler Ann L. Peterson Ann Wheeler Lighter Marjorie M. Wise Dorothy C. Just Lemberger Flora H. Rawls Betty Toombs Leslie Susan Page Rutter Phillips Vivian Prall lindquist Helen Walburga Zeh Elizabeth Read Ruth Rieschick Donna Jean Martin Marian L. Lewis Mary Taylor Sadler Claire Mitchell Robb Nancy M. Masino ALPHA XI Margaret M. Lothrop Doris B. Slonecker Franees Worts Ross Karen A. Mayer Helene Harwood Agee Glenna Bartlett Macrae Mary C. Solari Lona Leonard Schreier Ruth McCracken Helene Birth Sheila H. Hope Mahon Louise B. Walker Rosemary Bredthauer Schultze Bernadine Winton McGee Edith M. Cunningham Pam Malry Margaret Welles Olive Fletcher Scott Georgiana Peel Miller Barbara Sutherland Marquardt Velma Schubert Fenner' ALPHA SIGMA Sandra S1mmons Dorothy Victoria Mummery Mary Margaret Mullen Fierke Thelma Sue Paulson Meads Eileen Lenor Monk Smith Lucille M. Nieburger Gladys Western Fulton' Laura Galster Menz Dorothy Shoah Ahl Jamce Wills Sm1th Virna N. Patton Katherine Lubbock Garner Vernice Theisen Meskell Jane Hepburn Anderson Jan Church Starcher Margaret A. Peel Barbara W. Kinkaid Joyce Jackson Moffatt Gertrude McKeown Barnes Doris E. Stevens Barbara Rankin Wilma Mohler Long Gwen Strong Myers Olwen Lloyd Benninger Nell Daly Sutton Diane Koehler Rich Mary V. Robinson Betty Collins Nichols Sarah Black Mary Jane Thompson Margaret Stahl Rundell Katherine Miles Sage Ann Dowden Nicholson Claire Gross Boyce Beatrice M. Tnbble Maxine Cromwell Scheis Marga Bruning Vollmer Jeanne M. Pargeter Elaine Galanis Bryan Ann Tichy Van Valin Avis Ann Eddy Scherer Eleanor 0. Wallace Edna Monch Parker Barbara Petrie Chr istensen Ruth Ellenwood Vernam Dorothy Walker Seeger Sally Pasette Kathryn DeVires Christiansen Marguerite Cadwallader Weaver Winifred B. Shimp ALPHA OMICRON Maybelle C. Peitzke Marilyn J. Conrad Kathryn R Wendell Judith Schoof Shroyer Sharon Slack Achor Margorie Funt ius Phair Helen Plefce Cornell Frances Spoeneman White Jacqueline Langmaid Smith Bermce Fulton Adair Helen J. Phinney Bo nnie Lang Dees Mildred Daly While Marjorie Hendricks Spence Carol S. Appleton Elizabeth Palmer Pickle Alice Ne1ll Donaldson 25 Dorothy B.· Dooey Martha Idalia Scott Goodell Amy Brooks McConnell Lorraine A. Wormald Henrietta Thompson Roberta J. MacCausland Dorey Kathryn Kamschulte Goodwin Inez Haugom Mllir Betty Jane Yarborough Mary Neil Whittington Nancy Myers Dougherty Kathyrn M. Granum Coline Hawk Olsen Katharine M. York H. Irene Sheppard Wolnski Anne Rhodes Drucker Marie D. Guyton Bertha Tofsrud Sue Evans Patricia Cleary Hall Ragna P. Toren ALPHA CHI Karen S. Fassinger Phyllis E. Wilcox BETA BETA Priscilla Parker Hallos Rosalee Roberts Anderson Ellen P. Filer M. Gwendolyn Hassler Susan C. Alexander Sara Evans Baird Kathryn K. Forry ALPHA PHI Grace Connor Haxsie Sherri Baker BETA GAMMA Louise~ - Galbreath Franees Bates Hendricks Linda Enbysk Alford Roberta Lynn Beck Jean Giffen Gnann Geri Howard Hogan Marie G. Albrecht Alford Seirra Bowman Beryl B. Chatfield Alice Victor Grimmett Leona N. Horning Gladys Vatnsdol Babcock Cecilia S. Broadwater Christabel B. Frost Marion C. Hanson Patricia D. Hughes Patricia Lawrance Berry Ginny P. Brown Marilyn G. Herrscher Gladys Morse Hunter Susan M. Tull Beyerlein Sara Murphy Burns BETA DELTA A. Kathryn Wylie Hutchinson Bette Jane Johnson Roberta Pickard Biden Dorothy Crenshaw Burton Dorothy M. Adams Pauline C. Jackson Ruth Kornell Margaret Churchwright Bielenberg Jean Doris Weber Christian Betty Roe Bantten Judith Mitchell Jayme Betty Funk Kosht Sarah Ray Bogardus Marian Knight Cisney Barbara Jean Bein Evelyn L. Lattimer Pat Kubach Linda Webb Bowen Christine L. Cleveland Alma Jeanne Coleman Mary Alice Roberts Little Jean Geyer Larkin Lucille Larson Brungard Ella Rae Wilson Coleman Ruth Wilson Conden Helene W. Loomis Shirley M. Lee Helen Raitanen Cady Marie Wilson Deusner Martha Horlamus Fox Dorothy Good Luke Carol P. Leeds Wanda Veatah Clark Irma Litton Donahoe Elizabeth Horlamus Gautier Rosemary D'Amato Makarevich Wilma Hanby Letchfield Glenna Lewis Cameron Mary Cato Doyle Barbara Crawford McElhattan Florence M. Linebaugh Doris Brengel Larson Janet Veatch Campbell Gail W. Fanning Kathryn Williams Middleton Lois Fisher Ling M. Minnette Massey Jean Melhican Cave Alice Reid Flumbaum Jeanne Mullen Melisits Dorothea Porter Myers Susan Draper Lynch Mildred J. Clements Beth Brinkman Fortune Janet Riley Mercier Marie Olson Nicholas Jean K. Madison Barbara L. Cluber Virginia I. Fox Maryjean Phillips Packard Joanne G. Palacok Deborah Malewich Eileen Cobb Tami Garten Mary Jane Domino Papos Kathleen Tidd Pride Linda Rhodes Maynard Doris Murphy Crofts Lucille Morgan Gibson Maudie Pierce Phoebus Eunice T. Rader Carol Livingston McKinney Leslie H. Currin Anne Bronaugh Greer Jeanne Hague Reynolds Mary Mclaughlin Mary Jo Roberts Rahn Margaret Miller Dodd Martha Milton Hagan Margaret T. Sloan Ruth C. McMartin Kay Ward Raines Betty L. Dolan Maribeth Porter Hambrick Barbara Schwab Register Carol Sullivan Martha Morris Gertrude M. Drury Virginia Schell Tierman Mary Ellen Morrison Bette Porter Hanberry Sally M. Stepanek Schneider Marie Eckstrom Persis Chrisman Hart Anne G. Stuart Lynne B. Turner Patricia Ann Roberts Neitzke Elizabeth Howes Elbon Margaret Fraser Vogan Shirley Vining Neumann Cla ire Cohen Hill Ruth Jane Terrell Joan Hickman Essman Cynthia S. Hissett Emily M. Vance Eileen J. Vogt Carol Richards Nye Kathleen Jones Evans Rebecca Waefe Mary M. Patterson Louise Asher Hutcheson Jane Coleman Warren Marian Thomas Fielder Deborah Cotton Jackson Clotilda S. Westcott Helena Ruth Walker Catherine E. Paye Margaret Effinger Foster Marion M. Warner Marian Douglas Pearson Dorothy Frances Juett Marjorie Huston Foster Leolra Wheeler Keltner BETA EPSILON Janice Z. Williman Carolyn Rick Pender Almona Kerry Gerttula Linda Satterfield Willoughby Marilyn Hess Peterson Judith Thompson Krippel Irene Page Alexander Cathie Jean Gray Mary Emma Lewis Alice E. Wire Mary Scott Peterson Marie Hull Gregory Kathy Lowery Allen Anna Byers Withers Marie Fox Polglase Alva Edith Curry Marchman Rhonda M. Allen Carol Hedden Hackett (M.D.) Debbie Marraccine Shirley Dodd Ponchaud Charleen Purcell Hanan Lorna Essex Annison ALPHA TAU Phyllis Klenk Powers Linda Shipp Mattingly Marcia Dolin Baysinger Jan Hardin June Moody McCubbin Diane Jerger Anda Patricia Precobb Lorraine Harrington lone Davis Braswell Kirstin Bell Quinn Mary Lou McGinnis June Roeger Brown Beverly J. Anderson Barbara Shaw Hart Louise Baston Price Mildred E. Anderson Patricia Ralston Shirley Mason Hatfield Carole Ursery Byram Monika Holzer Sachs Mary Shannon Reis Sondra M. Clark Jane Elizabeth Andros Margaret Steckle Hawley Mary Louise Robey Marian C. Andros Carol Gray Samuilow Sally Marie Jackson Frieda Reed Didier Elva Covert Sawyer Deanna Routh Nancy Evans Elizabeth Byrd Arend Margaret W. Johnson Sue Gibson Ruddy Virginian McRee Atwater Marge Corsette Sayles Violet R. Jones Mary Frances Fletcher Miriam A. Shannon Velma Scheible Harriet Smith Frazer Margaret C. Aycock Mary Enid Leedy Carolyn Lunsford Scott Constance Barnett Elizabeth Berry Shaw Alice Lindell Mary Sole Garner Judith Horwood Shehigian Charlotte Smith Showalter Yvonne Davidson Gilchrist Elaine W. Becker Saralee Tobey Logan Cathy Smith Gertrude P. Bednar Leona Morgan Simpson Luanne Carlstrom Lynn Ioeiia Crosby Hay Janet C. Sinclair Mildred Edmiston Smith Julie Wells Hays Barbara Lou Benson Dorothy Dill Mason Norma J. Smith Amanda Hill Berry Susan B. Small Donna Jean Meier McDaniel Louise Hogan Head Kathryn Besemer Smith Barbara Messer Stone Diane Walpole Henningan Jan Miller Belka Katherine McCormick Mentzer Eva Lloyd Trathen Maurita McClave Bishop Susan VanDusen Sonders Betty Michael Cathy 0. Hogan Elizabeth Barclay Steger Janine Voorhis Betty Hendershot Halvorson Barbara Walters Bloor Dorothy Meredith Migaiolo Franklyn Heath White Patricia Peterson Boyd Thelma Strong Swenson Jane ·McClendon Humble Betty Jane Miller Helen Birch Wilson Dorothy Anderson Boyett Paulette Platz Taunt Jacqueline Joeley Miller Ruth Gill James Mary Lee Purdy Thorne Evelyn Lewis Wolfe Barbara Simmons Johnson Nancy L. Branch Beverly Ure Morris Jeanette Vincent Youngman Nancy C. Bufe Sarah A. Peterson Thorp Betty Ann Jones Lucille C. Morstiller Carol Cook Zimmerman Lou Aim Gregor Bullough Marilyn Williams Thorpe Eldrid W. Murphy Gwendolyn Bagly Klotz Barbara Weiss Burnham Mary Helen VanDien Marian L. Lafoe Gail Monte Nettles ALPHA PSI Betty Storck Caldwell Diane Oldenberg Vander Velden Jean H. Nicklaus Patricia McGehee Lann Elvira Nelson Challancin Cheryl Vuia Kay Josselyn O'Dea Earlyn R. Aubuchon Linda Loper Eleanor Kinney Cheney Linda A. Wade Carol Ann Carney Olson Sarah Whitney Baston Diana C. Martin Dorothy J. Chicoine Jacquelyn L. Wagner Gail Savage Orell Betty Mowry Beyer Bettye Spicer Mays Vivia Bainbridge Cobb Mary Lou Walworth Marilyn Peters Betty Lee Ware Brown Elizabeth Butler Miller Jean Lowe Condon Judith Webb Sally Haughan Phillips Mary Smith Day Katherine E. Morgan Jan A. Cornell Carola Hubbard Wellman Barbara Redford Ranes Nancy King Dobyns Ava Dean Turry Noble Bertha Winger Crandell Loraine Huebsch Weyland Kathleen S. Robinson Betty McCoy Gantz Margaret Austin Norris Carol S. Dalko Mary Jean Campbell Wilkens Virginia Sterling Rothwell Josephine E. Eaby Gordon Martha Miers Overby Rebecca Wagner Decker Audrey Logesen Wilson Bernice R. Rust Jaquelyn Mosier Kuntz Loretta Shadow Owens Charlotte Driver DerGarry Mary Jane Withrow Shirley Schrenk Sanborn Jennie Green Mabry Mary Ann Perryman Eleanor Nique Dillman Dorothy Langdon Yates Mary C. Saverude Virginia Deer Platter Kathy Peterson Susan Hunemorder Dirks Pauline Bogshaw Young Kathleen Osborne Searls Marjorie Streicher Reid Joe Ann M. Schultz Cheryl Lynn Topping Distin Sylvia A. Young Denise Shircliff Lois Colledge Ward Connie Scorsone Mary Quilter Drummy Angelyn Zmuda Patricia Simmelink Mildred Gehman West Derexa A. Scott Ruth Troyer Eddie Marie Strube Slawson Virginia Spence Westlake Dorothy Donald Shank Florence M. Erickson ALPHA UPSILON Margaret Ray Spang Martha Walker Wooten Connie L. Spear Gail A. Erler Beatrice Byrn Adahl Muriel M. Spear Carol Thiel Zwich Johnnie Elizabeth Floyd Thomas Muriel W. Ten Eyck Eleanor B. Brunn Carley Hayden Sullivan Mary R. Carter Waggonner Mary Anne Foster Fo x Evelyn I. Buechler Anne Hill Thomas ALPHA OMEGA Jo Ann McWilliams Wright Frances Friedlein Winnifred Thorne Falkanger Alt ice H. Tower Ann H. Bertram Dolores L. Frye Irene McCaffrey Gildemeister Suzanne Brouillard VanOrman Edith Gregory Davis BETA ZETA Joy Lowther Gardner Caroline Moore Hanna Karen Ward Evelyn Board Dobben Virginia Cooper Andary Sharon Steeby Garside Evelyn Sundby Himes Margaret Hiel Wilson Mary Belt Lloyd Jodee Ruth Beal Althea Wilcox Gibson Lillian Carter List Mary Day Wilson Charlotte W. McNamee Patricia Ringenberg Bean 26 Bonnie Glenn BoUie Martha S. Matthews Betty Lloyd Wailes Janice Bruwelheide Linda Paul McCrystal Lois W. Walters Judith Taggart Bullis Elizabeth E. McMahon Doris Briggs Zimmerman Emily Marie Dickson Conrad Jean Waterhouse McMillen Deirdre E. Dolan Nancy Cushing Meissner BETA KAPPA JoAnne Douglas Linda J. Menyo Lois Bromm Anderson Linda Hodge Dyson Susan Miller Cleo Bauer Bash Teresa Finney Ruth Long Murphy Patricia M. Burden Phyllis Jones Fisher Judith Norman Needham Carolyn Mair Cady Anne Green Fotos Miriam A. Pattulo Margery Hilken Erickson Janet E. Glass Mary A. Pawley Dorothy Selch Jeglum Darlene Harnack Guidry Elizabeth Sawyer Joyce Herman Lottner Ellen M. Hadder Jean Travers Shade Charlene Mullen McClintock Elizabeth Hall Hannon Gladys Geiger Shelden Janet Rankin Norman Marilyn Fischer Hicklin Priscilla N. Sherman Stella Morris Payne Cynthia A. Hulfish JoAnn Allen Spear Bonnie Sandelin Ross Ruth Webman Jarrell Shirley Adams Streeter Marcia Ann Wiebe Jones Lois Roberts Tashjian BETA LAMBDA Carol Ann Kentz Priscilla Bradway Tassinari Diane Carol Klucinikas Janet S. Thatcher Margaret Coffman Arness Geraldine McCienagham Dorothy L. Vetterling Virginia Randle Badertscher Violet Carver Murphy Natalie A. Palk Wheeler Juanita Sinfield Bergreen Leslie Verostic Parish Pamela White Yost Maxine H. Blotter Beverly R. Plachta Josephine Taylor Cook Marjorie McClellan Quelet Janet Ostaggi Coombs Evelyn West Rea BETA THETA Maryetta Forman Cindy Garrett, Lisa Spencer, Betsy Jean Jeffers Rejac Barbara Kobran Alevras Edna Jean Forsgren Anthony, Lisa Midtun and Sharon Barbara S. Rentz Mary Lou Amlrus Geraldine Evans Freer Joan E. Johnson Spear, Beta Eta-Massachusetts, dis Jane Riemenschneider Neva Ray Arlin play the pledges' prize winning Diane Elizabeth Roberts Sara Henderson Ayers Joy R. Jordan Emily Anne Sachs Bonnie Winters Beach Sarah Jean Cook King banner. Susan Scheinman Frieda Beltz Diane E. Linaberry Virginia McGuire Schrotel Merianne Cardas Margaret Patterson Sargent Jo W. Jameson Dorothy R. Gardner Lynn Connor Smith Kathleen English Cotter Royanne Savage Margaret Cook Johnson Deborah G. Gilliam Andrea While Storey Barbara R. Grecco Terry Jeliner Thomas Jean Burd Jorden Carolyn Mclain Gray Nancy K. Thompson Nancy Lynne Dare Josephine Barnes Waymon Virginia Trent Kennedy Marsha Goodgame Higginbotham Linda Ritchie Thrasher Phyllis Price Dean Susan Marie Koukol Billie Baxter Johnson Patricia A. Thumm Eleanor Deist BETA MU Shirley Noe Kramer Jo Ellen Jowers Jill Gehman Trant Marion M. Dillon Barbara J. Anderson Lois Strassburger Kupfer! Cyndy Kelly Edytha Lucille Trickett Kay K. Draisin Tamorah A. Walker Bloyd Katherine M. Langton linda Trobaugh King Lynn Russell Trimmer Ann Fulmer Elliott Brenda Ballak Bober Marian M. Lynch Linda Overall Kirkland Suzanne Kacena Viehmann Ann F. Gesualdi Donna P. Fouts Butler Therese Maloney Mary Jane Lassiter Tracey L. Whitaker Ruth Greenses Good Marilyn M. Clapp Linda Foslo Masek Patti Ray Lemon June C. Wilbur Lynn A. Halter Helene Derby Coleman Marilla M. Mason Paula Ann lrby Marshall Barbara Ewing Hanlon Eleanor Daniells Gladys S. Mathews Trudie McClelland Zelma S. Hefner Marie R. Derrick Dorothy Wilkins McKenna Gail Donath McKenzie BETA ETA Franees Schneider Hisee Elma Jane Newburn Dunihue Patricia Lambert McMahan Barbara Ellis Mild Gail S. Abernathy Debra L. Hughey Margaret M. Dutch Regena M. Meaker Mary Delia Purser Mitchell Barbara F. Anderson Carolyn Scheel James Barbara Forrler Amy S. Milton Katherine Ordung Nagel Rosemary Speer Arctander Jacquelyn Ingram Kelley Trudy Vines Gauthier Mabie B. Mohn Katherine McMahon Ofenloch Janice Hunt Avery Linda Sullivan Kwiatek Constance Sue Gibson Dena Morgan Carolyn A. Phelan Jacqueline M. Barnes Mary Margaret Leonard Rhoda Hagar Gibson M. Jane O'Connell Jo Ellen Potts Carolyn Schmidt Bertram Jennifer Levi Joan E. Grenville Roberta Lewis O'Connor Nancy Johnson Rouse Carla Bortolussi Donna Jo Lindstrom Helen Hardin Hoots Peggy Lynn Paltsch Catherine R. Schwerin Charlotte Geletka Brown Marjorie M. Margrey Janet Evans Kurtz Magalene Patterson Eloise Sifford Simpson Cheryl Martin Carley Lisa Ellen Martin Ada B. Mayhew McElwain Nancy J. Peterson Barb D. Stephens Phyllis Griffin Clark Winifred Finkel Merritt Joan E. Schmid Diane Kulmala Pirocauac Eugenia Rafferty Sugg Joyce M. Collins Katharine Weber Mitchell Melissa Ann Seaton Jeanne Bayles Pitra Joan Simpson Taylor Ruth Davenport Crowell Dorothy Bryant Mooren Mardy Cadwell Smith Neta Hoobler Pottle Nancy Fowler Treadway Joanne Ratte Culhane Carol A. Reed Mary Elizabeth Thompson Ann Weaver Propheter Theresa Rainey Wakef ield Patricia Egan Daley Karen V. Romano Carol Ann Reid Bettye Bouldin Whitehead Shirley Turner Daniels Marian E. Sacco BETA NU Margaret Ririe Jan Rutherford Williams Elise Segroves Roberts Marlyn Percer Wyman Jeanne Archer Dowling Barbara C. Sackett Roberta Mulcahey Allen Bryna Goldsmith Rogers Debora Bejona Wynn Carol Caron DuBrul Bernice Hale Sauasten Mildred Waca Atkins Dolors La Ro Adams Ross Marilyn K. Yarbaugh Marjorie Watson Dudley Eleanor J. Scott Estelle Steinbarger Becker Theresa A. Ross Joan W. Emberly Catherine L. Schramm Virginia Jones Borudish Annette Anderson Scherer BETA PI Sally Cutler Eykel Pearl B. Smith Helen M. Bowers Marietta Adore' Hoag Schunk Ellen M. Fitzgerald Marilla Nolan Theis Helen Dann Aschmann Harriett Slenker Brown Mary Be th Shay Elizabeth A. Fuller Sally Heckert Uhde Barbara Albright Burba Joyce Bischoff Dorothy Adamson Sours Beverly R. Gentine Nancy S. Underwood Joan Makstell Carson Dorothy B. Burnet Debra A. Staranowicg Roberta A. Goodnow Doris C. Wainwright Nancy Casal ina May H. Edmonds April R. Steedman Jane Mulligan Hardin Diane N. Walker Ruth Binder Charlson Natalie Flohr Louise M. Thompson Carolyn Price Hashem Martha Ann Wilkinson Corabelle Chuse Virginia Harris Georg anna Tucker Joanne Homsey Glady Stacy Wilson Anne Murphy Coates Lucille Spiehr Knox Darlene Darst Warne Mary Butler Hosmer Bernice Eddy Wooley Susan L. Crabtree Ruth H. Olson Diana Kay Miller Whitling Marsha F. Hudson Wanda L. Young Louise Kay Croslin Dorothy De Paul Sedlacek Sondra G. Wytow Joan C. Hutchison Dorothy M. Zimmer La Verna Mulch Curtis Vivian Shaw Wagner Wilma Borland Yamada Kathleen M. Johnson Caryl D'hondt Patricia Bergstrom Yoder Barbara Bullock Jones BETA IOTA Charlotte Doyle Davis BETA RHO Ava Morse Juwa Jean Hutchinson Bernhart Abigail A. Dunn Jane Knapp Arndt Jean Swenson Keyes Barbara Robeson Fischer Audrey Madison Dvonch BETA XI Karen Aschcroft Joane Kowalski Ruth Ann Goldbach Elizabeth Grata Fintina Betty 0. Bailey Barbara Masterton Beebe Maryanne L. Kowalski Susan E. Koch Karen Anderson Forda Virginia L. Bigham Claire Carleton Brown Deborah Parent Krau Marilyn Lawton Betty J. Gerber Carolyn Cason Billotte Karen S. Brust Pauline E. Laliberte Beryl Kuhlman McCoy Helen H. Hailer Alice Amelia Coley Blalock Leta Noonan Canepa Gail E. LaPrade H. Kay Miller Lora Gale Harvel Susan Hickman Butler Joan Lampley Car son Claire Adams Larson Phylis Fustanio Niccolai Harriet Stearns Heerman Risa McAfee Campbell Sharon Farnau Dunne Joy Cavagnaro Lewis Elizabeth Riott Rozic Ruth E. Hession Paula S. Condor Beverly Englebrecht Sheryl R. Lunderman Linda L. Townsend Pamela Hoekstra Virginia B. Crawford Fay Kidder Golden Ruth A. Luoden Sara Jane Trout Cynthia Becker Holmes Beth Stephenson Day Fredolin Plasse Gregory Arlene Mawaka Martancik Patricia M. Uhl Marian Frye Jackson Jacqueline Payne Garbarino Josephine Guttadauro 27 GAMMA BETA Joanne Bonesio Hall Mary Ellen Brand Roach Pamela J. Douglas Virginia Riehle New Kathy Lister Patten Aleewah Hallier Christine Brenner Ruh Hazel Smith Dunn Ethel Elsie Bolten Margaret Younstrom Petersen Luria Heinsen Helen M. Scaletta Jane Pearson Durr Gaylia D. Brown tDr.l Kit Sargent Dulce Grigg Helstrom Nancy Shott Adrienne Lusin Dziak E. Sally Hocott Brown Kathryn A. Schupback Dorothy Ellis Horst Mary L. Shumaker Mary Ann Striffler Edwards Susan J. Carlson Joan Reeher Hunjiker Lynn Shute Barbara J. Emerick Bethany J. Straith Mary Williamson Carnngton Helen M. Kennedy Marilyn A. Simpson Doris Debo Emmett Annette Valentino Whiting Donna Reed Clingerman Virginia MoMahon Leonard Malynna K. Siverthorn Mary Lou Farbeann Margaret L. Wilson Marilyn Champman Dillard Nan Thompson MahaHy Marylynn Banes Skeel Lois Linker Faster BETA OMEGA Margaret Thomas DuMond Mary Jo Gleason May Ruth Klinger Smith Patricia Guyer Pamela Farlow·Wolgast Ruth Helligso Braidic Ann G. Mclaughlin Nancy Proctor Sokol Karen M. Halstenberg Nancy Newton Gensler Janet L. Fjerstad Decker Marlene C. Miley Marcia Lynn Solms Judith L. Hard Rosemary K. Glenn Sharon Beckner Doan Della D. Miller Paula J. Solms Genevieve P. Hardman Mary Anna Bell Hill Cynthia Evahn Charleen Miller Pisani Barbara Kolterman Trapp Mary Neff Heath Kathy Jensen Kelly Sally Ganem Kay Schnitker Rockhold La Vonne Anson Turner Holly Hertig Mary Ann Gage Labo Audrey Coons Hauter Nancy Miller Rubio Karen Van Hine Isabel Hutton Donna Burns Long Susan Nelsen HoHman Pamela Vergin , DVM Mary Hicks Knierim Jean Norris Malloy Christine Cassady Russell Mary M. Husar Karen M. Vesely Lois Colle Kuehne Zelia M. McKnight Mary Rutishauser Catherine M. Jones Maureen Kelleher Scarpitti Kerry L. Councilman Vitkus Elaine Waldrop Laughlin Patricia Sail McMullen Vivian Kastner Kathy Vargas Ulrichs Betty Finger Vostinari Barbara Leupold Barbara Pearson Miller Janet Steven Kessler Charlene Horn Vorous Nancy Hanevay Wagner Loretta J. Madura Virginia Gronseth Mullahy Katherine Mclennan Kirkdorffer Joella Hartman Walker Margaret A. McKechnie Mary M. Murdock Karen Engle McVann Kathyrn S. Lake BETA SIGMA Deborah M. Ward Karen Payne Charlotte Jane Wilhelm Norma Bennett Medivic Cheryl Ford Lambert Marjorie S. Powell Sondra Lim Beth Allendoerfer Janet L. Williams Donna Brehm ~oon Arlene D. Quick Gail Anderson Mary Lou Butler Wilmer Beverly J. Mottl Sandra Donley Linbo Patricia Tegan Robinson Wilma Laglemann Barner Susan Nogle Woodward Hedwig H. Nash Laurel Shewan Mauro Mary Jane Kinney Saxton Mary Edith Banes Beverly M. Nielsen Miller Theodosia List Palmer Hazel E. Saye Elaine Penkava Mary Jane Barkdoll BETA TAU Pauline Pickering Carolyn Becker Smith Linda Barrett Franees Ramer Peterson Mary Jane Anderson Susan G. Pittenger Carlie Broman Steele Lois Mathews Becker Marcia Johnson Reid Margery Pope Louise Snyder Taggart Doris Roberts Benko Amy Andrews Maureen C. Rinn Jane E. Ross Carrie Talbot Kathy Ryan Askren Sigrid Skvorc Patricia Derival Bennett Sandra Lee Stallard M. Janet Broman Vanlente Kathryn Lee Blankenship Betty Lee Baise Virginia Cline Smith Joyce Schoenberger Sutton Ann Wallace Nina Anderson Boyer Margaret A. Blanchard Betty A. Stephens Ruth M. Tomsuden Linda Miller Weaver Christina Knobel Brewer Linda Ricker Blumenstein Myra J. Stumpf Sharon Lee Brantley Karen K. Walter Linda Briney Weber Sherry Cantu Martha Miller Warner Lois Disney Vawter Mary Ann D. Carey Katherine Price Brill Nancy Ann Spring Wilkins Sally S. Byrd Polly Mershan Youngwerth GAMMA GAMMA Marian McCurdy Carlin Janet L. Zieleniewski Carol Wilson Marjorie Lynn Cohen Susan Keeler Andrews Jean Anne Chaney Jacqueline Cornell Zipf Carole A. Kucera Woodworth Maureen Monaghan Craven Louise Barrick Judy Cochley Elizabeth D. Zorn Janet A. Cripe Ruth M. Deudney GAMMA ALPHA Carolyn Wilson Bartlett Cheryl Danley Deborah L. Food BETA PHI Cindy Roberts Anson Mary Ellen Blevins Batterton Marie !qual Galin Joyce Colburn Barnes Katherine Freeman Benne Sarah Beth Otto De Ment Marjorie Posten Nelson Suzanne Pope Donalson Susan Shefner Gorman Nancy E. Basher Adrienne S. Boyce Lesley A. Grob A. Faye S. Bollacker Joyce Dianne Bradley Wanda Lee Bammer Douglas BETA CHI Rachel Doyle Tracey D. Crook Harrison Sally Lou Bruce Kathleen Britt Paula Lindeman Dreyer Mary S. Haslam Franees H. Arrowsmith Linda Calandrella Barbara Gwynn Carque Regina Booker Dulton Sue Herring Hollister Marsha Parks Bell Judith Ann Carlson Veronica Loll Clement Ethel Miller Fleischhauer Margarite Hunsinger Barbara E. Bright Deborah Boldt Clancy Beverley Jeffries Cornelius Carol Daniels Gallant Agatha Lyons Hurlbert Ardith Carroll Caryl Cline Sara A. Criss Sandra Nolan Haeley Kathleen Elizabeth Johnson Sue Small Clawson Gail Mcintyre Coven Evelyn Maxwell Crowe Sandra J. Harbour Carolyn Woodward Joiner Shirley A. Forden Marion Lander Cummings Joyce Stanesa Curley Sandra Hart Maxine Stouer Keyte Jane Weber Hopkins Barbara J. Engelke Janet M. Delarnatt Rena L. Heleniak Eleanor Baker Lauterwald Gisella Klindera Donna Enomoto Marilyn Culver Duncan Delia Szendrey Helpingstine Roberta Leedy Linda C. Koval Carolyn B. French Sue A. Fair · Kelli Henderson Cathy S. Lopez Betty Ann Fletcher Krahnke Felice H. Friedman Barbara Williams Fenters Mary Jane Davis Herrick Janet Ford Masingil Rose E. McCarthy Marilyn Patricia Friedman Marian J. Fruitiger Nancy King Herring Connie Hall McManus Margaret E. Smith Miller Bette Sliper Gellhaus Pamela Woods Gairen Elizabeth Winter Heston Noellyn P. Meier Carol S. Murphy Janet K. Hanson Venita Gastineau Edith Berg Hiltebeitel M. Lynn Palmer Nancy Denton Murray Claudia Browning Helmstaedter Edythe Sexton Gosnell Julia M. Hipps Cheryl Leonard Riley Nancy Bayer Oldham Anice L. Houtchens Virginia Larr Herner Theresia W. Hoggatt Carol Ann Schiller Linda Barr Quinby Jeanie Howard Linda L. Hogan Joy Melton Huder Carol Bogan Steiner Shirley Bretonne Read Janice F. Hultquist Cindy L. Holley Patricia Jarvis Melody McElroy Streeter Vera B. Runkle Cherylyn Zane Inouye Rebecca Rittman Jackson Ruth Newcombe Johnson Mary Ann Jolley Thomas Suzanne Morgan Sammis Marian Miyoko Kashima Doris Deane Janjecic La Verne Lanting Jordon Carole Oelke Townsend Benita Franees Schwartz Dorine Gail Konrady Barbara Laymon Langley Eleanor K. Kiel Carole Moore Umbarger Donna E. Thomas Mary Ann Niehus Kopp Debra Boruff Lybarger Lorraine B. Klebeck Cheryl Tyson Elizabeth A. Kutz Tami Martin Mary Lou Bowden Klein BETA UPSILON Margo A. Wells Lynn Lannon Lethelda Livingston Mathews Cheryl Hoy Kleist Melissa Alden Anne Westfall Aletha G. Lyster Joan Arlene Dittrich McDougall Ruth Carol Koch Shirley R. Arnett Carol L. Mitsuyoski Mary Ann McDevitt Louise A. Sellers Koger Marcia G. Atkinson BETA PSI Karen Lynn Moore Michele Fengya Miller Carolyn Hawkins Kolb Gizella M. Battiato Marilyn L. Allen Betty Leach Nicholls Marcia K. Myers Edna Edens Kurze Carolyn Heacock Baughman Eileen Beers Arnold Linda Parsons Patricia Ripple Newby La Verne Lawrence Jackie Lilly Beals Linda Oden Berkshire Karyn Anderson Pedersen Judy Novak Helen S. Lidstone Karen E. Bolinger Gail Schriefer Booth Nancy Thomas Posz Beverly Murphy Reber Elaine Kull Liley Cheryl Ann Bowden Ruleie Blevins Chapman Toni Brummond Robinson Mary J. Peterson Reed Marianne Burrin Marcussen Carol Boylan Jo Ann Christian Anna Marie Berger Ross Carole S. Rice Karen Martin Patricia Yoger Braddock Alberta Dennstedt Michelle G. Roth Cora Collen Case Roberts Mabel G. McQueen Pearl Markus Brazee Donna J. Dupree Marla Jo Runge Susan Alice Schell Mary Rohlf Merson Linda Ickes Bright Patti Elliott Auriel Dram Sandstead Barbara Anne Johnson Schroeder Margaret Taylor Money Catherine Dupey Chapman Phyllis Croll Flamme Annetta B. Santry Nancy Heramb Schweigert Judith A. Morguarst Marilyn C. Colvin Lavon Smith Fodt Janet M. Satterthwaite Wenonah G. Sheek Judith Smith Myers Cynthia Closen Cowan Judith L. Gault Ann Louise Schrader Lou Anna Kimsey Srmon Mary Anne Boarini Noble Rita Martin D'Angelo Betsy Gilbertson Pamela Hassan Stowers Karen L. Skiles Rosanne De Gise O'Neil Marilyn Fidler Dawson Barbara P. Jones Lola Todd Thelma Martin Sullivan Lorna K. Petrucce Marion Woodruff Dawson Susan M. Lahmann Jan E. Tuttle Lars Waltz Vernon Eleanor Jean Eichocker Pfaff Bessie R. Day Elizabeth S. Laverty Cathy McKimmey Urosevich Florence Jerger Wagner Amy J. Poor Linda Deam Virginia R. Lloyd Linda Verhoeven Margaret Blair Warrick Carol McQueen Rew Susan M. Delva Beverly Anderson Martyn Judith V. White Joyce Smith Weintraub 28 Maryon K. Welch Maribeth Fletcher Brosseau Nancy R. Widdifield Laura M. Winebrenner Kim Metzger Kay Yugo Wuchner Kathleen Mitchell Burke Mary Staran Woods Sharon M. Zaretich Betty Pinkerton Modlin Janet Storm Williams Susanne Cannella Carole F. Yankus Kay Montana Brenda K. Wubben Connie Chambers Sandra A. Yapp GAMMA THETA Kathy Mullen Karen Nielsen Christensson Mary Vaught Neal GAMMA ETA Diane Thompson Arnold GAMMA DELTA Patricia Durham Church Candy Kilker Baratelle Jennifer Oros Gretchen G. Barord Judy Krueger Crandall Molly Love Andrade Barbara Friendson Barnes Virgie Bopp Person Kim K. Bergman Romelle R. Cunningham Patricia Underwood Babcock Eloise Knoy Breternitz Joyce Small Reichel Deborah Brown Bernardini M. Louise Drane Linda Zagrocki Bannon Carol J. Buchanan Mona W. Robertson Marie Boette Elizabeth S. Errant Margaret Hall Barkley Marilyn A. Burdett Sue Cramer Rocheleau Alice M. Bones Sandra Burkhardt Feilen Joyce Robert Boyd Virginia C. Chipperfield Dorace West Salerno Helen F. Skinner Brunner Audrey Danahy Fischer Judith Brygider Violet Rotzien Christian Susan McMains Speichinger Jean Kohlhass Byers Lois Hammen Frank Deborah Kae Dailey Cynthia Ann Dorsey Laurel J. Sproat Rebecca Campbell Carol Peterson Gurtz Sue Ann Ellyson Frances Sink Giddings C. Elizabeth Thompson Sara Swank Clark Julie A. Gust Deborah Michael Ferra! Carol Marie Horton Jananne Threlkeld Carolyn W. Combs Joan Hidzick Kay Kitterman Finchum Felise Jabuka Katherman Debra Tuegel Marilyn Bowman Converse Joan Pyskacek Hruby Laura Hepp Fisher Ethel E. Keeler Cynthia Wirt Vaughn Donna Lynne Davis Patricia Doweidt Hurdle LeeAnn G. Fodge Patricia Newbill Lord Billie May Wesley Bonnie D. Defilippi Donna R. Isbell Martha Jane Fuelling Beth A. Wilson Metzger Ann Frances Whitesell Carole Johnson Demmy Linda Munro Jones Odessa Lou Hahn Glenn Kathleen F. O'Neal Carol Jean Keeney Winter Amy E. Duff Leona M. Kamnikar Debra M. Golfe Ruth Keyes Penhale Janet Swanson Ziegler Jane Johnson Eves Natalie Anders Keeker Robin Benson Grayson Margaret Naylor Sampson Patricia A. Ewald Kathie Bedno Kerston Judith Umpleby Hancock Lynda Cecil Sneathen GAMMA LAMBDA Martha W. Freuden Grace Strelacky Kraft Ann Elizabeth Keller Sharon Jensen Taylor Ruth Gilly Baskette Jill A. Gower Gayle Lapekas Karen Diane Kemezy Claudia S. Walden Glenda S. Burross Sandra Lindberg Harris Marcia A. Larson Betty J. Kendall Susan Jane Wood Karen C. Dunaway Edith M. Hemingway Laura Rettberg LaVer! Donna R. Kesl Josephine Osborne Farmer Ann lnsinger Marilyn J. Majus Dorothy Pipes King GAMMA IOTA Margaret Ann Hicks Beth Bunegar Mancini Peggy J. Krol Carol Detar Jones Le Iaurin Brown Alderfer Barbara Contristan Johnson Virginia Bohlander Mclain Iva Lee Lamberson Martha Morrison Kerns Betsy Austin Patricia K. Anderson Lloyd M.D. Marie C. McNellis Sally Stealy Lee Rebecca Wiebelt Lebeda Jana Muller Barnes Peggy Gerthy Love Carol J. Meyer Carol Freeman Letterman Bernice Swank Marsh Holly Bea Lesa McConnell Kay Mullis Nelson Julia Ann Harris Lewellen H. Earlyn Reed Martz Jane Ann Duncan Benton Valerie E. McCutcheon Kim Nortridge Roberta A. Lewellyn Eleanor J. Peters Miller Kim Biggs Shearon Strong McMahon Joanne O'Connor Deborah Toon Manzanares Marguerite E. Mills Catheri Cole Bizzell Phyllis J. Merritt Nancy L. Oreshack Anna Jo McKaig Margaret B. Norris Jan Brown Elizabeth Dance Nix Marilyn Shower Ostrowski Frances Messersmith Sally Griffith Ocker Sue Bunton Bambi Patterson Barbara J. Phillip Betsy Ross Mitchell Dawn Carleen Ruiter Sharon Woldhagen Collums Jane Campbell Rees Elizabeth Polich Rebecca L. Hunter Morris Sherryn McPherson Sturges Jane Kailey Cosby Sondra S. Slemp Betty Waldrou Portenlanger Nancy Graham Nelson Arlene R. Summerhill Brenda Crossland Suzanne Sanders Tuggle Charlotte J. Prosnansky Karen Buchert Phelan Jacinta R. Synnott Lynn Peterman Culver Mary C. Underwood Norma Kyler Richmond Tammy J. Polizzi Gwyneth M. Trojan Sherrie Allen Curry Susan P. Whichard Arlene M. Rose Carole Griffiths Riley Florence M. West Nancy L. Elmore Lisa Wyatt Karen G. Schneeberger Marcia Jean Robinson Patricia K. Williams Donna Fielder Cheryl Lynn Schwabe Kathyrn Peabody Schmaus Cathryn Rich Zawacki Phyllis Fortenberry GAMMA MU Carole J. Sherman Emily Whitehead Schuman Ann F. Zimmerman Nancy V. Friday Laura Lee Sibley Jeanne Sarver Stein Candi Hashu Allison Lea Ann Gilbert Judith V. Strand Stacy Sue Sterling Patricia J. Allison GAMMA EPSILON Angela Lynne Good Shirley Thompkins Linda Taulman Marcia Frost Armovich Anne W. Booske Deborah Neinast Harris Karen M. Torenson Jeanne Williams Kathyrn Armstrong Diane L. Botti Karen Anne Kolbye Diane W. Barrs Cheryl A. Buzonas Pat Rudy Beeler Kropp Marianne Lucier Best Olva Spence Camp Susan Kay Love Debbie Canode Mary Webber Cowen Shirlene Irvin Love Janean Sentenne Cherry Janine M. Defelices Karen C. McBride Karen Cichowski Mary Jane Dobish Jan Moore Carolyn Clark Diana L. Ellison Rose Moura Rae Knop Classeu Ellen Berringer Faller Sandra Mauck Pair Rosanna Colucci Thelma Sharbaugh Fees Susanna W. Redford Nancy Moyer Connors Sheila Palmer Ferreri Ann Lee Rhodes Martha Jean Conrad Linda Jean Fetzer Lynda Patterson Rice Estel E. Cox Sally Shaffer Friend Sylvia Hamlin Risch Nancy Ann Damas Roseanne Ropecka Garner Betty Jeane Leatherwood Rodgers Bobie Bolier Denley Barbara Berlinski Hergenreder Judy Jay Rostad Sue Smith Dickey Deborah Stoerkel Hue Jodie Mishler Rupert Linella F. Edwards Janet Emery Kelly Mary S. Shepard Spaeth Karen Weibel Ettinger Susan J. Kerr Lori Stradley Denise Allen Fincham Nancy Mills Lipniskis Ann Cole Templeton Jane Cormack Freeland Cathy A. Martin Jill Ann Tooley Mary Englemann Freeland Linda Logan McDevitt Deborah Baker Waghorn Sandra Howell Garver J. Patricia McGary Judy Waitt Lynn Ackermann Granger Roberta Nardina Deborah Futch Wallace Debbie Ann Grosse Lynda A. Olenchuk Marsha Dowdy Wilkes Donna Brockmeier Hart Lisa Maria Pate Dorothy S. Winkelman Sheila Heck Louise Alexander Pecsenye Virginia Sue Nuckols Zwick Rebecca Tice Helgen Sharon Barr Petrick Marie E. Herdes Betsy Pistone GAMMA KAPPA Betty Ann Freeberg Hillard Carol Heath Powers Carol Sue G. Anderson Jeannine Kabbes Peggy Stewart Rosenburg Sherry Berkowsky Joan Schultz Keller Jacquelyn Scott Beth Ann Bigham Kristi K. Kleiss Patricia A. Sloane Janet Holmquist Brownlie Nancy Ann Krueger Dulcie Gallo Tru itt Alice C. Cade Joy C. Kundahl Patricia Wallar Diane Casey Lisbeth Menke Lewis Joyce Beavan Walters Janet E. Chronic Diane Builta Lloyd Kathy Schmuck Weaver Susan Packard Collins Sharon Ferguson Maggert Marsha Hartsock Crites June Marie Mundt Markstone GAMMA ZETA Sharon Thompson Greene Julia Drean Millis Jewel Bartels Anderson Phyllis Zengen Hoffmann Mary Lo u Oleksy Leona Swanson Barrett Frances Fink Hugill Barbara Moomau Pfeifer Joyce M. Beabout Delta Rho chapter at James Madison Univer Donna M. Kunkel Lynn R. Morrison Radzom Evelvyn Sefcik Berleman sity lives here. Judith P. Lopez Deanna Duncan Reinhart 29 Nadine Anne Roddeu Barbara Babb Wilson Sally M. Scherer Karen Stanek Johnston Rebecca T. Boscone Lissa Kathleen Segina Evelyn Morton Wooten Marian Dobbs Schreiner Sabrina Gayle Midkiff Deborah A. Brinkoetter Kathleen Shank Terry Setliff Nancy Moore Polan Eula Mae Baird Burgeon Patsy Welch Sherrard GAMMA SIGMA Vesta B. Sullivan Lisa Stewart A. June NIChols Colwrt Marilyn Sue Quick Smitley Barbara Laatsch Linda Long Teat Rebecca G. Thacker Teri Craddock Maggie Willes Spaulding Beverly Vetter Letcher Madalyn Brand Teat Elizabeth H. Thomas Becky J. Dowell Judy Swiger Kathleen Schnorr Michel Gayle Thompson Marian Williams Rebecca Lea Elkin Candy Gruenkemeyer Tate Nancy Valentine Peterson Julia I. Tomlin Marda Wilson Mary Elizabeth Engle Ruth Ann Rittenhouse Thompson Ellen R. Wacker Jane Ernst Cathy J. Trost GAMMA TAU Susan Gail Wright DELTA GAMMA Diane Famuliner Annette Warneke Diane Gouer Burnett Lois E. Albert Anita Campbell Foertsch Patricia A. Webber Karen Wehking Burnett GAMMA PSI Eunice S. Estle Marcia L. Geissinger Kathleen Ann Collins Wimberly Connie Cloer Cannedy Dorothy Taylor Boudreau Marjorie Lisk Hayward Mary Gonnerman Nancy N. Yaxley Jane Gutzman Deatherage Janet K. Burce Ida Stathen Korn Connie Eggers Holtzen Diana Nichols Zu Hone Carolyn England Janice Ivy Cook Joyce W. Potter Kay Strode Harbert Rheu Fudge Horton Peggy Sedman Cooper Sandy Washmon Dianne B. Henley GAMMA NU Marilyn Felty Jones Judith Hankins Davis Joan Hill Mary C. Albaugh Linda Cummings Kirchberger Patricia L. Grayson DELTA DELTA Debbie Brooks Hoggatt Sandra Howard Jane L. Anthon Suzanne Freeman Mooney Janet Hensley Gloria Hakala Albrecht Mary E. Renfro Ingram Joyce B. Gorgan Linda Joan Baehme Nix Chita Shugart Johnson Mary Talboth Bailey Juliet J. Knoblauch Anne M. Hanley Janet L. Owen Glenda Bryant Kyker Carolyn J. Ballou Jacquelyn Guest Krinke Alison A. Hart Gail Harvey Owens Gail E. Lowery Melinda W. Barrett J. R. Bearce Kuhlman·Harrison Florence Heckman Katherine Perkins Nancy Marcelle Moore Michelle R. Charron Elizabeth McGraw Barbara Arnold Houck Joy White Poirot Kathy Lambert Painter Alice Chrenko Thelma Harsley Plagens Jane D. Kalomatis Donna Roach Sharon Mullins Walker Mona Boone Costello Judith A. Roper Susan Beebe Katsoff Sharon Russell Rebecca Sherlin White Mary Crook Geraldine M. Smith Lisa A. Lewenstein Patricia Spencer Seyo Mellissa D. Wright Sheila J. Crowe Kaye Hurley Worthington Judith Campbell Maust Mary Joan Bonner Treanor Kay Koepfgen Davis Beverly A. McConnell Robbie Hayes Walker GAMMA OMEGA Kimberly Dobbins Valarie Vila Neher Sharon Winters Susan J. Albrecht Diane Hickey DELTA THETA Gretchen Rentschler Lynne Tyo Becker Terese Szalagy Hunter Lisa Bowden Pamela L. Roth GAMMA UPSILON Laura S. Clauser Trudy Roethlisberger Karr Nancy VanDusen Clark Margaret H. Schaberg Beverly Rager Allen Deborah Anne Craig Jalayne Luckey Kee Nancy Coleman Karlynn A. Sherman Donna M. Bekavac Diane E. Crowl Judy L. Klette Deborah A. Cullinan Karen Ribblett Simons Marjorie L. Brant Nancy L. Crowl Lynn Marie Krohn Jane A. Daggett Phyllis Craven Switaj Diane Chupka Janet Love Dietrich Carol Magalski Lechel Cathy Gutjahi Nancy Beth Volk Kathleen DeRocco Cocciolone Allison L. Dyer Lisa Jo Lein Crystal K. Hicks Judith Rempp Volkman Faye Schrock Cole Susan Pohland Eaton Gail Danboise McCowan Marijo Kalinowski Eleanor Jones Wahl Beverly Fazzoni Jurcic Susan G. Hunter Mary Gale McPharlin Betty Jean Kamman Judith Ann Lombardozzi Shevaughan M. Joiner Joanne Nitz Mosca Andrea S. Kenny GAMMA XI Mary Jane McGuire Kathryn Lund Nancy Ballou Penzien Georgena Morton Mary J. Dredge Peggy J. O'Neil McNutt Elizabeth Harris Miller Denise L. Plantrich Rita Rae Rhodes Penne June C. Gamble Karen Melich Elizabeth Mallard Robin Powell Carol A. Plassmeyer Temia Kay Humphreys Julie L. Michielson Cynthia N. Morgan Debra Sartorelli Rankinen Lisa J. Ricks Kathy Kirkscey Kanak Nancy Persuitte Sage Katherine Newell Grace Virginia Reaney Saxton Jane Brown Stolle Imogene Rushing Linebarger Linda J. Pannebaker Janet Moss Schneider Annette Unterbrink Virginia A. Exley McAllister GAMMA PHI Lynne Walters Petersime Margaret Sheets Nelle Moore Gayle Gillette Reed Judith Brian Shuler DELTA IOTA Erin Lassiter. Moreno Kathryn Cheves Aldridge Gayle Baggett Carolyn Maresh Romein Laurie Lewis Sinder Kay Selph Rice Lynn Marie Banchero Sheila A. Barnes Judith R. Spencer Caron Cook Stetler Barbara Baranishyn·Pyper Princella W. Richards Merry Stewart Debra Sullivan Mary Wyatt Ruggles Frances Broadfood Blanchard Karen Goecken Biane Jennifer Bass Bolton Marcia Cary Turpyn Marcene A. Surian Beverly Hoover Billeter Elizabeth Mcilroy Rust Nancy Vogel (PH. D) Susan Rebecca Botts Kim Welch Janis E. Bischoff Karen K. Sawyer Karen K. Young Cathy Atkinson Yount Betty Grody Threadgill Patsy Morrison Bowman Lysbeth·Jeanne Rhoden Bonney Linda Howell Bryant Evonne Meischke Bowling Franees Reid Tillman DELTA ALPHA DELTA EPSILON · Carol Williamson Debra Ann Clark Cheryl Brandt Susan Hay Witherspoon Anne Fakler Clemmer Mariana D. Argoudelis Viciki Johnson Bohn Ruth E. Clark Beverly Johnson York Denise Schock Cole Sandra Fink Baer Eileen Roth Cottril Patricia M. Cummings Susan McCawley DeGroote Laura Baughan Kendalene Crenshaw Donna Curusis GAMMA OMICRON Sarah Doupe Jillaine Gannon Beauchamp Sheryl Turner Dailey Margo Eichhorn Daniels Judy Adams Gealy Donna E. Bond Anita Higbee Dobbin Marlys Kinnan Larson Eloise Cutler Delbar Kathyrn W. Geddie Margaret L. Brooks Phyllis P. Curtis Evans Anne Marie DiMaria Kirsten Marie Gross Diann Sharrow Carlson Helen Allen Fosmire GAMMA PI Harriet F. Downing Tracey C. Jones Carol S. DeCaire Inez Carmichael Friesen Penelope A. Dyer Shirley Ann Averitt Elizabeth Ross Little Nancy A. England Teresa K. Gregersen Andrea Rechnitzer Fry Martha Cameron Lancaster Pat McCullough Ellen Moore Gibson Nancy J. Holliday Lorraine Ball Fudurich ·Julie F. Raizor Margaret (Meg) H. McFarland Denise Shoenich Hines Judy Johansen Debra Honeywell Fuxhorn Gayle Gilliam Rutledge Kathyrn H. Schreier Marilyn Kilt Ruby Biewener Kadel Roberta Ann George Brenda Day Sellman Martha Smetana Cynthia Chappell Kwiatkowski Kay Euers Koegel Ann McKinley Gibson Franees Gray Smith Melanie Pifer Lietke Kay M. Lopez Kirstin V. Graham GAMMA RHO Leslie Hamilton Speros Jean Jacobs Norgrove Jolene Kay Boston Milton Carolyn Putman Hooper Nancy Rose Biggers Marian O'Bryan Stewart Cheryl Love Oxley Carolyn Krstolich Mothersill Evelyn Overstreet Hooper Donna Rod~ey Cox Dakeita T. Vanderburg Mary K. Russell Kay Todd Rogers Cathy Kaelin Susan Culbertson Vivian Kay Wolf Nancy Sirvis Pricilla Thomas Steen Jesse M. Lange Jenny Carpenter Curtis Deborah Tarter Javene Moore Thirsk Susan J. Lee Marian Joyce Dillingham GAMMA CHI Lynn Longan Wilhelm Norma H. Miller Cindi Hester Dingier Jean Templin Bowlin DELTA ZETA Rosemary Nurre Patricia Elaine Farrell Cynthia Roberson Crook DELTA BETA Helen Sommer Gage Margaret Nyswonger Harriet K. Frazier Peggy Lentz Fortner Anne Toole Beazley Opal White Gwaltney Betty Jane Roth Lynn A. Harkins Sharon Grant Jeone Rardin Bibb Melanie C. Harvey Nona G. Sail Kathleen J. Moffitt Marcia Stolnacke Griffin Genette Benning Bunn Marilyn Holden Hofstra Anne P. Schuknecht Kimbaugh Cashion Patterson Wand Guilott Mary Louise Burgess Jeani Jennings Lane Barbara Lynn Smith Mary Elizabeth Marshall Smith Joyce Pringle Haggard Eileen A. Butterworth Cheryl Loury Bonnie J. Sterm Pat Cantrell Smith Polly Harrison Hahn Betty Rosenheim Caldwell Frances Jane Bailey M1ckle Vertalyne Bagley Stolp Teresa A. Str ickland Marty W. Hamilton Bonnie L. Edwards Lisa D. Phillips Jolyne DINapoli Williams Sara D. Surrett Kathleen Kirk Dor is Hager Ferguson Donna Harden Reynolds Alice L. Wolford Nan Snelson Taylor Grace Adams Lacy Sharon Griffith Flow Alice A. Wade Wanda Vann LeGrand Jane Aylor Fretz DELTA ETA DELTA KAPPA Patra Moore Wansley Paula Reeg McGuffen Anna M. Hood Beverly Greene Baldwin Fneda Klein Grove Laura West Glenna G. Pierpont Joleyne Jackson Karen E. Boscone Karen H1bma 30 DELTA~ AnetA N ~eland Grace Dun top Co1111s DELTA OMEGA (laorlelllll Karen lu Knorp-Br Debboe R CuMIII&him EPSilON EPSILON Dorothy M Boa Dlrla McMullen lllvnln Kay Tul EIOirt Bom~e lee Barnes laura Andrews Joam L Uloe Sdv. &llldon Nyla ll(lllerl Le.Sace Maraaret H Fowler Benett lucy C B!Dmon Judith Schlarb Carter Slly Mother Daniel M~ lea McH11Iey Claudette Schroedet Haele Linda f Brua&ernann Joyce Ann Edwonds Dorothy W DJm J~nel Oepe Morns LOis C.thncht Kt.rz Hope Pedrero Dllmant1s Jud th Eeaers Palncll M 0.111 EVJ l Pope Klthcr111e lee Maas E. Wandl G•~ Floyd Linda Lacher Hendet son Klt!Jyn E f arlow Laos Hedae Scott leila Po Mere June J HtmmOnd Maud Jenkins Juanru BriStol Flinders Junette E Zecllmeostet Mary E M1ller Chef)! M HardiO Bonnoe Eltot Judith SJbo GoddJrd Cathy Muscabno Lu Kay Susan W Harrell C.la M lawmen Mlraaret Goffney DELTA PI C.oiOtlver Joharlna P Hatchet Ellen Decker McCourt O..W.Ill\lena Gr~m Stwley K. Altson Karen Roberson Phdhps Martha T Jordan lame K1111 M11101 Roserrwoe Taormona Grdf1th SuSJn Hal Ayers Sherry Jo Brldshaw Reed C.ol Ann Kmsaut Sara Jenkms Olmsteld M11dred l Hxllett Klthleen Spoeth Bedlord Marilyn RIChards Kathy Kittle Suzanne M Rebovlch Judy A Dunn Husak Chnsune Boerly Stephanie Chrenks Skyrrne Lesloe Ann Laury Nancy Shmek Smoth M11dted L Krohn G1na M Patn Stney Parnell Stet McCullou&h Bo~ Barbara J Szymanski C.ol Knyston MarJOroe Voaelson DIKOn Kay Stewart Steen Beatra Johnson Marlin June I besman lmdllee Fenner Le.sa Kaufman Stotts C.ol Stat10n Martn Delores Parhim llltleheld Rosemane Le&ae Ferauson Kelly J Thomas EPSILON AlPHA Jan10e Duddy Marlin C.ole Petets lomba Sigma Kappa is proud to announce the inception of a new merchandising program. The program is three-fold: To "let our Pride Shine;" To provide an outlet for collegiates and alumnae to purchase Greek letter items in small quantities, including those items not available in their home or college community; And, to provide additional income for the Endowment Fund. These items will be introduced at Convention, both for sale and with order blanks available. Pictures of merchandising items and order blanks will be included in future Triangles. Starring: Tote bags, Jerseys, Sweatshirts, T-Shirts, Shorts and a large supporting cast!!!! (Continued) Loyalty Fund, ZETA ALPHA EPSILON CHI EPSILON MU Peggy Sue Bell Elizabeth Hyde Boulden Penny Bell Patricia Reidelberger Cook ZETA IOTA Carol Franees Brooks Judith Y. Charbonneau Mary Kathryn Mills EPSI LON RHO Sharon Tuffanelli Mary Ann Brown Louise Reynolds Cherrie Kate Klosterman Schoenhard Rebecca L. Hansen Amy R. Bruno Julia A. White Kathy L. Wessler Catherine A. Wagoner Beverly A. Meador Sara Jo Cohen Karen A. Hamm Newby Charlotte Spencer Wiley Cary LaPointe Crismond ZETA KAPPA EPS ILON TAU Janet Leon Crismond ZETA DELTA Nila Gaye Barfknecht EPSILON NU Jerri Lynn Adams Robin R. Forest Jane Courtenay Baylor Mary Lynn Broussard Jocelyn M. Geagha Teri Millard Bordwell Janet E. Junior Carolyn Hogue Antoinette Cortese Gygi Meredyth L, Goodwin Barbara Jane Smith Denison Anne Marie Lawrence Pamela Ann Leach Teresa P. Taylor Wright Marsha Lynn Traub Catherine A. Firer Nancy M. Lynch Pat McKelvey Marian Nell Flanagan Beverly K. Moore Kim Miears ZETA EPSILON EPSILON XI Melinda Roberts Fox Debb ie Lee Pearson Mary Bertero Tricia Halloran Susan Wood Podobnik Joyce Beck ZETA LAMBDA MaryAnn Castle Sue A. Dauer Karen Kozlowski Kathleen Quillin Jane H. Frederick Susan G. Ettinger Lynn Carol Ebert Sandra Jeanne May Lisa T. Richardson Julie M. Lange Valerie Ann Fager Kimberly C. Mcilroy Susan C. Sullivan Elva L. Fessler Leann Hartman Nancy Ann Faster Robyne L. Merrick Karen Lee Underwood ZETA NU Beverly Pasch• Mona Moore Dorothy J. Vinson Joanne Milbrand Rebecca L. Moore Cheryl Poilus Jacqueline Hanna Frances E. Reaves Sabrina Peebles Barbara A. Perkins EPSILON PSI Patricia Stegura Brenda C. Rice Deborah L. Porgmann Cynthia S. Riedel Donna Ratzdaff Laura Walker Basile ZETA ZETA Dorothea Snell Beverly J. Schaefer Doran D. Sampson Martha T. Hnatyk Lah Dawn Alexa nder Shea Diane M. Macocha Julie L. Garrett ZETA Xt EPSILON OMICRON Paula Marie Sidler Gail Ann Richmond Deborah Harkins Jenny Dunham Sivertsen Jacqueline Raulet Paidas Sandra H. Anderson Katherine Ann Stahl Maria Serpentine lriti linda R. Walker Mary Lou Reilly Rebecca Russell Bunge ZETA OMICRON Harriet Hurley Daniell EPSILON OMEGA Janet M. Smith EPSILON UPSILON Laura Lynn Cagle Brenda Fay Gardner Martha Berg ZETA ETA Renee Loury Harper Kathryn E. Kirk Carol Bills ZETA PI Dabs Brown Hollimon Kathy Ramires Miller Celeste Sfregola Elliott Diane D. Batista Judy A. Joe Theresa -Marie Schnabel Laurie Suzanne Haven Terra Lyne Houck Cammie Christian Twinkle Johnson Debb ie H. Walters Teresa Anne Johnson Amy Louise Knodle Patti Griffith Shirley Hatfield Kitzman Tenna L. Webster Patricia Ann Long Marilyn E. Weed Katherine J. Heinlein Sandra S. Peterson Darlene Martinovich Susan Pickett EPSILON PHI Laur ie Matcha ZETA THETA Miscellaneous Group Donations Robin Ann Roberts Diane Grayson Mary N. Mosgrove Sheryl A. Goddard Alva, Oklahoma Alumnae Barbara Sanders Rhonda Endsley Kiod Gayle Towle Snyder Ann Huston Fresno, California Alumnae Cathy Jill Steinert Robyn Schoewenberger Musgrove Rachel Killips Thaele Tamara S. Koch Lafayette, Indiana Alumnae Georgianna Williams Zvonek Cynthia Fleck Richardt Deborah Jones Weatherford Debra Biggerstaff Simon Rockford, Illinois Alumnae 32 ADRIAN EPSILON XI-We came back to Adrian with only 9 members but with big plans for our volleyball marathon fundraiser. From the Collegiates The actives and some alumnae played volleyball for 24 hours. With a goal of EDITED BY ANNE WEAVER BOOSKE, f E, Collegiate Editor $1,000, we were thrilled when the last hour was up and we had raised $1300. It Zeta Kappa retreated to Cristoval the Kappa Kappa Gamma was colonized at made all the sore arms, wrists and mus- end of September for a s.isterhood pro Babson this fall and at the end of the cles worthwhile. · gram and a pinning ceremony the fol· semester we held a semi-formal with The marathon Junds were divided be· lowing day. We attended Delta Zeta them.- LENORE SKOMAL tween the Maine Sea Coast Mission and sorority's all-Greek ladies tea. our chapter for refurnishing the suite. The October sisterhood program was a BRADLEY With a loan from National we were able to pizza parlor birthday party. Our clowns finish redecorating by Christmas. The won first place in the Homecoming BETA NU-During fall semester we marathon was well received by the public. parade. visited and sang some of our favorite In fact, one group of students stayed and Lynda Williams was representative for songs to the people at the St. Joseph's played all night. Ms. Knockout in the annual Sig Ep's home in Peoria. We also visited and Epsilon Xi chapter had the highest Fight Night. Several Sigma Kappas took cleaned the Pennsylvania Terrace retire· grade point average on campus for two part in the Sig Ep's Greek style show: ment home and made candy favors for the semesters. Cynthia Embry, Bernadette May, Jill sick children in a local hospital. Maxwell, Angela Quisenberry and Brenda Fundraisers included a doughnut sale ANGELO STATE Woods. -CYNTHIA PERKINS and a car wash with Pi Kappa Alpha. At the Halloween party for our alumnae ZETA KAPPA-Frito pies at the Home· and their children, there was a surprise coming carnival and school supporting ARIZONA visit from the Great Pumpkin. bumper stickers served as semester ZETA OMICRON -On Halloween Zeta Rush, coordinated by Susie Crabtree, money-making projects. Omicron and Kappa Sigma fraternity proved to be a success, with the pledging Halloween was celebrated with friends took underprivileged children trick-or· of 26 girls. at Leisure Lodge nursing home. The annu treating, while collecting for UNICEF. Some of our activities included an all· al Thanksgiving dinner for Concho Valley In November the pledges sold flowers house sleep over, a bonfire, a formal, and a girls' home was served at the lakehouse. with messages attached for Thanksgiv· Founders' Day luncheon. We sent Christmas gifts to the Maine Sea ing. They had a car wash and went on We named Nov. 13 Aunt Lorrie Day in Coast Mission. their walk-out after giving the house a honor of our housemother, Lorraine New sisterhood programs, a weekly thorough cleaning. Schneider, who has been with us for the Bible study and a sunshine sisterhood The Great Gatsby was the theme for past 13 years. -CINDY MATEJA award, were established. fall rush. Following Inspiration week, 14 Rush brought 14 pledges. The annual actives were initiated to bring the chap· C. W. POST kidnap breakfast for them was held at ter's membership to 70. Barbara King's apartment. In like For Greek Week, Zeta Omicron was ZETA XI-Our chapter sponsored the fashion, the pledges seized the actives and paired with Tau Kappa Epsilon. ·For the college annual Homecoming dance as a took them to the Pi Kappa Alpha house cartoon world theme, the float, a giant fundraiser. Later in the month we helped later in the semester. They entertained Sylvester cat in the process of eating the other Greek organizations sponsor a · with a talent show at the first social meet· Tweety (Stanford Cardinals), won first blood drive on campus. For our part, we ing in October. place. The team won many firsts and sec· assisted the student advocate office in get· onds for a final first place. ting donors for the drive and worked all For the annual theme party, Mr. and day on the day of the drive. With a goal of Ms. Universe, everyone dressed to repre· 400 pints, we collected 422 pints. For our sent different parts of the world. Best efforts, we received a plaque citing us as dressed couple were Christy Hilliker and the organization that helped the most. her date, who came as Kundalinis. At our Founders' Day reunion with the Founders' Day was celebrated at a tea area alumnae chapter we also brought . at the chapter house with the Tucson toys for the Maine Sea Coast Mission. alumnae who provided a variety of WENDY SINGER desserts. The climax of the afternoon was the unveiling of the crest, a gift of the CAL. STATE-CHICO alumnae chapter to be placed over the fireplace. Mrs. Trula Hardy, T-Blooming· DELTA IOTA-As our first philanthro· ton, supervised the making of the bronze py project the girls got together all of and gold hammered crest.-LISA ENLOE their old and used clothing and donated them to the Maine Sea Coast Mission. During Christmas we went caroling at the BABSON Chico area convalescent homes as part of ZETA ZETA-Fundraising included our gerontology program. selling items for the various holidays. On Approximately $250 was raised at our Valentine's day we sold big Hershey annual Spaghetti Feed. For our third an· kisses. We sponsored a band at the college nual bingo games Chico merchants pub and supported a Big Brother of donated valuable prizes for the winners. Boston raffle on campus. The Spring 79 pledge class held a bake Zeta Zeta sent a bundle of clothing to sale to raise money for our annual dinner· the Maine Sea Coast Mission and also a dance in honor of our 31 fantastic pledges. Cynthia A. Perkins, Zeta Kappa monetary donation. Our annual geron· Within three hours, dozens and dozens of Angelo State, was a Homecoming tology luncheon for the elderly of delicious goodies had been sold. queen candidate and is a member of Wellesley was held the second week in Our annual barn-dance date function Who's Who. January. proved to be a real hoe-down, with all the 33 tion, held annually at Stanislaus. Another lK team placed second in the Budweiser college sports competition.-PATRICIA M. DUNCAN CENTRAL ARKANSAS DELTA TAU -The university held a jog-a-thon to raise money for the athletic department and participating organiza tions. Running for Delta Tau were Becky Cathcart, Vivian Cooper, Renee Stone, Teresa Belote, Connie Murphy, Mary Mer lo, and Jeanie Horton. A retreat was held for our 30 pledges at a camp in Little Rock. While they met, the officers planned and discussed the year's activities. Hiking, swimming, pic nics, and bonfires filled the agenda. During October we held a rush party and a costume Halloween party. In November, a hayride was held near the Arkansas River. Hotdogs and marsh mallows were roasted over a bonfire. Our Christmas party was followed by a formal. ' Alicia Hammons, Suzy Zaleski, Robin Hillis and Sandy Tankersley represented Delta Tau in the second annual Pledge Beta N1,1s at Bradley are ready to welcome rushees to their Fifties skit night. Queen contest sponsored by Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority. · girls and their dates decked out in their a nearby restaurant where they each gave Cheering on the Bears at UCA are Levi's and cowboy hats. their big sisters something purple. Pillow cheerleader Vivian Cooper and Sandy For the second year in a row, the paddle Presents was an entertaining time Tankersley who is also co-captain and pledges took first place in the annual for all involved, as shown by some of the choregrapher of the drill team. pledge softball tournament. Sigma Nu more ingenious and creative pillows and Cathy Fudge, Mary Merlo, and Jeanie provided the girls with great coaching paddles exchanged by the big and little Horton were named to Who 's Who. and a fantastic party after the game. sisters. An overnight retreat at Amy Margie Arnold was a senior maid at the Linda Hetzler was Sigma Kappa's Vanasse's home featured roller skating at Phi Lambda Chi Toilet BowL-SusAN E. sweetheart in Delta Sigma Pi's annual the beach. BURKETT Rose Queen competition. Our open house in October, along with a Margaret Ithurburn, social chairman, tostada night and a chili night, provided a set up many great socials this semester chance for other houses on campus to CENTRAL MICHIGAN with a variety of different themes. Some come over and get to know us better. DELTA DELTA began the semester of the best included a space social, dating TRICIA HALLORAN very confidently after being awarded the game, and nut and bolt sociaL-LOR! Wick Award at COTS. The silver coffee SILVERMAN CALIFORNIA STATE and tea set, which Heidi Howard and (STANISLAUS) Michelle Neveux accepted, honors the CALIFORNIA STATE Most Cooperative Chapter. ZETA ETA-A boat marathon, an ac Quota was taken during formal rush. (FULLERTON) tivity similar to a walk-a-thon, which re Twelve pledges are participating in a re EPSILON TAU -The philanthropy quires rowing a boat continuously for a vised pledge program, utilizing a Pearl committee, headed by Louisa Overholt certain number of hours, we raised funds Point system. Each pledge is required to and Lindi Walker, asked each girl to con for the American Farm school. We also co achieve a pearl in three areas: cultural, tribute money to the Maine Sea Coast sponsored the Delta blood bank on campus intellectual, and social. This is the chap Mission and the arthritis foundation. Pot again this year. We participated in the ter's attempt to get the pledges involved ted plants with lK painted on the side of annual Turkey Tech grand prix (a har in campus and community affairs. pots were presented to Gordon Lane, a nessed turkey race), and sold submarine Sisterhood Week was an exciting and nearby convalescent hospital. Many of the sandwiches on the sidelines. The leftover busy time for pledges and activities alike. members visited the patients throughout sandwiches were donated to the Faith Mock elections, a spaghetti dinner and the semester. At Christmas we made Home Teen Ranch. Other fundraisers for Founders' Day highlighted the week. One cards, trimmed their trees, singing carols, the fall included a bake sale at a local night during the week was delegated to and gave a gift. bank and store and a mistletoe sale. making Christmas stockings for the At the Founders' Day celebration in the Several potluck dinners were held, one Maine Sea Coast Mission. Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angeles, we of which had an international theme. Other philanthropy programs include sold stationary designed by Nancy Smith. Members enjoyed a crystal party fol the Sigma Kappa haunted house, co-spon This, along with several bake sales, car lowing one meeting and a seminar on rape sored with the Sigma Chis. The big white washes, and slave sales constituted a at another informal meeting. Founders' house on Main Street was turned into large part of our treasury. day was celebrated at a dinner with the eerie halls occupied by ghosts and goblins. At Presents, held at the Registry Hotel alumnae. A Christmas caroling adventure task in Newport Beach, the pledges found out Many of us attended the formal in place with Phi Sigma Epsilon. Plans in who their big sisters were. A heart sister stallation of the Eta Tau colony of Theta cluded singing and distributing candy luncheon was held at Tracy Levine's Chi fraternity here. canes at the Mount Pleasant Community home. During Plum Presents the pledges A team from our chapter made it to the Hospital. created crazy hats for their big sisters to semi-finals- of the recent College Bowl, a The Most Outstanding chapter in Mich wear on a scavenger hunt, which ended at panel question and answer type competi- igan award for the second consecutive 34 sale, and a swing-a-thon, raised funds for EPSILON EPSILON cancer research. We sponsored an ugly Reunion man's dance and elected the Ugliest fra ternity man on campus. All Epsilon Epsilon alumnae Our new adopted grandmother is Lela interested in organizing a re· Lemons of Canton. union are asked to send their For Homecoming we teamed with Al current address to: pha Tau Omega fraternity to place second Hope Pedrero Diamantis in float competition. We entertained 204 Lee Dr. many of our alumnae at a reception. Orange Park, Fla. 32073 After formal rush in October we or pledged 15. They gave us a party, which Bonnie Sawyer included a spaghetti supper and costume 741 Spring Street contest.-LoRI MILLER Gainesville, GA 30501 EASTERN ILLINOIS year was an honor acquired at State Day. GAMMA MU -Fall rush, organized by Kella Carter was elected the Most Karen Kalmar and Sheri Snapp, included Active Member and was honored at a Winnie the Pooh and Smile parties, and Panhel Scholarship Tea. Anne Endres has brought 22 new pledges into our sister a position with Xerox upon graduation. hood. Our spring 1979 pledge class re The main event of the year, Winter For ceived a warm welcome from Gamma mal, was held at the Troy Hilton.-DENISE Kappa chapter when they took their Janet Weaver, Zeta Eta-California L. PLANTRICH walkout to Southern Illinois before their State (Stanislaus) has been accepted October initiation. by "Up With People." Five casts of 100 CENTRAL MISSOURI Nancy Claussen led Gamma Mu to a each travel all over the world with an second place finish in Sigma Chi Derby up-beat musical show to rest homes, DELTA ETA's fundraising projects in Days. Angela Harpster reigned over the schools, concerts and half-time at the cluded working at World's of Fun, selling fun-filled week as Derby Darling. Gwen Super Bowl! Janet's major is drama Christmas candy, Valentine carnations, Varney led Gamma Mu to a successful and her concentration is in lighting. and Greek Week cups. Homecoming week, including float build She will be primarily concerned with Our philanthopy projects included ing with Delta Chi fraternity. Trudy Blair the technical aspect of keeping a show seasonal decorating of our local senior cit represented us as our queen candidate. on the road for 10 months. After grad· izens' center, trick-or-treat for UNICEF, We celebrated Founders' Day with the uation in June, she will go to Tucson, and sponsoring the annual sexy chest con alumnae chapter. Ariz. for a six-weeks training period test for Greek men on campus. At our annual Pearl Ball, Karen before going on tour. We pledged 23 girls. Kalmar received the pearl award pre Delta Eta's competitive volleyball team sented each year to the outstanding took first place for all-campus and was senior. ing party, candy sale and celebration and defending champions of the Lambda Chi Gamma Mu participated in intramural , Mom Cox's birthday.-PAMELA ORALS Alpha basketball tournament. football, volleyball, water polo, basketball Lisa Westling was a winning member of and swimming this semester. EASTERN MICHIGAN the CMSU swim team and Colleen Mc Mary Stanford was initiated into Delta Hugh was a participant in the Miss Mis Mu Delta honorary business fraternity DELTA ALPHA-Our philanthropy ac souri pageant. and Stephanie Roe was selected to repre tivity was collecting materials and sent Gamma Mu at the Miss Delta Chi trinkets for craft activities for the senior pageant, preliminary to the Miss Illinois citizens. CULVER-STOCKTON pageant. The highlight of the school year was BETA MU -A successful campus plant Other activities included a Thanksgiv- Michigan's state day which our chapter hostessed with almost 200 alumnae, actives, and pledges attending the round table discussions and banquet. Patricia Tardiff, South Oakland County alumnae, organized the meeting. An extra bonus our chapter has is the great support we get from two alumnae chapters which support us, the Ann Arbor alumnae and the South Oakland County alumnae. Every collegiate looks forward to that extra little note of encouragement. DEBORAH TARTER ELMHURST ZETA IOTA-A quilt was our first major project for the fall semester. Each girl was given a square to design using the theme what happiness means to me. A few pledges and alumnae participated and later we held a quilting bee to finish the project. It was raffied, along with other prizes to raise over $400. Karen Godden, Tracy Levine, Lee Ann Schwartz and Cynthia Harabedian, For Halloween we trick-or-treated for Epsilon Tau-Cal. State (Fullerton), at their exchange with Delta Chi. canned goods for the Little Brothers of the 35 Early in October we had an apartment planning party with our pledges. Four of the five cheerleaders are Sigma Kappas: Sonie Herren, Patricia Winarski, Jean Rupert and Gloria Cerda, Theresa Golden, Leigh Grisier and Janet True are the ~- . ' team managers. Homecoming this year was a proud day.· ~: }· We received $75 for winning the parade ,. - ,.,_.: -.·~ ., float competition. Theresa Golden and Jean Rupert were chosen for the Home ··\;:·~· coming Court. Sonie Herren, Jeane '• Rupert, and Rose White were chosen as ":.-' a·; Fraternity Sweethearts. For Halloweep. ' .. we put on our costumes and went ·. f, ~-~' I. (· f , . . ~- -1. ( pumpkin caroling to the old age home where our adopted grandmother, Grace \:.fl..... ".!'. . ,.. :·lfe... ·. Myers, lives. Following a sunrise ceremony on ~· ~r;· r ,~; ,.> . 1{J()I··'r 1 • .· p~,' Founders' Day we had breakfast with our r•.. . !.;!; , i "' . ' .. . . . ' , . A ,.: ·. ,. alums. Other November activities in .. . -~-.... ·,... ' cluded a bonfire and hay ride, and a talent Jill Blair, Delta Eta-Central Missouri, show.- THERESA GOLDEN Angela Harpster, Gamma Mu-Eastern was Homecoming first princess. Illinois, reigned over Sigma Chi Derby Days as Derby Darling Poor. We collected over 400 cans doubling FLORIDA STATE our collection in 1978. OMEGA-Fall quarter was a busy and GEORGETOWN In December we pinned our mothers in profitable one. We started the quarter ALPHA CHI-For a fundraising project a special ceremony and attended the first with 22 girls busy learning skits, dances, we sold and delivered roses for Sweetest annual all-Greek Christmas party.-BETH songs for rush, and getting reacquainted Day. We also held a campus-wide chili RANDERSON after the long summer break. supper. With our extra funds we bought By the end of rush week we were all ex new carpet and furniture for our recrea FINDLAY hausted but very happy because we had tion room. 15 new plegdes. In intramurals we placed third in soft EPSILON ETA-A House Improvement Our new pledges are Debbie Allen, ball and first in football. Fall rush brought Work Day of painting and cleaning pre Martine Avigdor, Judi Sonner, Susan us five pledges. Our annual parents' day ceeded our open houe. Ro~e White painted Dudley, Marie Gore, Beth Kuvin, Sally banquet and a card party with our alum a beautiful mural on our hallway wall McKee, Dana Melton, Jill Purvis, Cindy that contains all the sisters' signatures. nae were successful events. Ring, Sue Schiferl, Marianne Sears, For the second consecutive year our Sister Leigh Grisier brought us a washing Suzanne Thomas, Laureen Walsh, and chapter was awarded the first place tro machine, dryer, refrigerator and house Julie Watson. phy for Homecoming float. We were repre sweeper donated by her father. With Tau Our house was redecorated over the sented by three Sigmas on Homecoming Kappa Epsilon we raised $185 on a car summer. Our alums worked hard and wash for a neighboring family with a Court. their efforts are greatly appreciated. We We celebrated Founders' day with the heart-defected baby. are all very proud of our new look. Sigmas from Transylvania University. At In October we were busy getting the Christmas time we presented a new pledges acquainted with the work candlelight music program for the whole ings, traditions, and sisters of Sigma Kap campus and sent a box of gifts to Eastern pa. We had several socials including a 60's State Hospital. party with the Pi Kappa Phi's, a roller Libby Peck, Teresa Peck and Jerri skating party with the Kappa Sigma's Lamb are varsity cheerleaders. Donna and a barbecue with the Alpha Epsilon King is a member of Georgetown's stu Pi's. On Halloween we enjoyed a costume dent executive council. Dianna Maynard party with our big brothers. placed third in the state in girls' tennis. In November we celebrated Founders' Gwen Hart and Lynn Von Lehman have Day with a special ceremony. On their own weekly radio show.-SARA Jo Veterans' Day we initiated several of our CAMPBELL alums and graduating seniors into the Order of the Triangle. We also honored our 50 year alums. Our activities included GETTYSBURG officers retreat, playoffs in intramural GAMMA NU-We sent boxes of football, and a Thanksgiving party given clothing to the Maine Sea Coast Mission. by the pledges for the actives. In between On a local level, two girls each week all these activities we found time to par visited Green Acres, a nursing home for ticipate in Homecoming festivities. the elderly. There were also group singing Christmas is a special time for all of us. excursions to entertain the residents. Early in December we put on a program The chapter held a candy sale the sec at a local apartment complex for the ond week in October and gave out candy Beth Randerson, Judy Van Arsdale, elderly. The people were enthusiastic at our booth when we participated in the Linda Abel, Karen Patera, Lisa Mas about our singing and we had fun enter International Year of the Child festival at tandrea, Margie de la Rosa, Judy Pien taining them. We also had a formal dinner Gettysburg College. ta, Tracy Slayden, Lenore DeLuca and and party with our big brothers as well as Trick or treating for UNICEF, the Sig Judy Guewa, Zeta Iota-Elmhurst, are a pajama party for the sisters.-DENISE ma Kappas pounded the pavement of the pictured with Homecoming float. MATSON surrounding area to receive donations and 36 raised nearly $80. We continued our cele show spirit, we were well-represented at bration of Halloween with a party and Greek Night at the Regulator. We entered cider and doughnuts.-ALISON HART the Greek Olympics and Sandy Kasting and Suzie Baker modelled in the IFC Pan ILLINOIS hellenic style show.-JILL BRADSHAW THETA-The second annual Sigma Kappa-Alpha Kappa Lambda 10,000 INDIANA (U. ofPA) meter charity run in October was another GAMMA EPSILON -Fall semester was success. All proceeds where given to the a big fundraising and philanthropy one retired seniors volunteer program and for the chapter. At Halloween we trick-or Telecare. treated in costume and collected $50 for Now that we have purchased our own UNICEF. In December Sigma Kappa and house, we have room for 62 Sigma Kappas Kappa Sigma fraternity raised $1850 for to live where the action is. Rush was a the retarded young people at te success, though sawdust was still visible Ebensburg state hospital. Patti in spots. With 34 formal pledges and 11 Kengersky planned and organized a week informal pledges, chapter size has risen to of fundraising activities which climaxed 111. in a visit to the hospital from Santa and We hope to make a number of our firsts his Sig Kap elves. The youngsters and this year annual events. For our flamin' their friends from IUP were seen on the Mamie ball we dressed as flappers and evening TV news as gifts were presented. Alpha Chi-Georgetown took first place gangsters. We also sponsored our first We also sent four cartons of clothes to in Homecoming· float competition, blood drive. Maine Sea Coast Mission. depicting the Broadway theme, ' Intramural sports, especially football, All the Greeks participated in a broom "Showboat." were the activity of the semester. We cap hockey tournament at the local ice skat tured the women's recreational intramu ing rink to benefit multiple sclerosis. expenditures and were formally presented ral championship and our chapter picture Our formal fall rush yielded a pledge to all Greek organizations in November at was placed on the University wall of class of 11 and spring semester brought Presentation Ball sponsored by Interfra fame. the informal rush program, a change from ternity-Sorority council. Sue Guenther made the Illiniette squad previous years. The alumnae hosted the Founders' Day while Jane Finn became a member of the Patti Mehall reigned as first runnerup program.- LINDA GLASER university tennis team. to the Hom-ecoming queen. Glenda Reilley We paired with Sigma Pi for the annual competed in the Miss IUP pageant in the Atius-Sachem Mom's day sing.-BARBARA spring.-JULIE ZENISEK ILLINOIS WESLEYAN RUTHERFORD ETA-Returning to school in the fall we INDIANA STATE found that the new house would actually (EVANSVILLE) be ready to be moved into. So after many INDIANA hours and the. help of many willing TAU-We enjoyed a Greek night with EPSILON PHI-In September we sold friends and alumnae, we settled in. For Pi Kappa Alpha at Motley's pub to raise candy to benefit the retarded citizens in the open house for the public, the alumnae money for the Riley's children's hospital the community. brought pastries, and tours were given by in Indianapolis. A large number of IU stu Our BYOB (bring your own banana) all members. dents attended. We collected $107. During rush party brought us our seven fall Preparation for rush activities took Greek Week Tau participated in a "miss pledges. They held newspaper drives and longer than usual since many things had a-meal" with the proceeds being donated sold doughnuts to raise money for their (Continued on page 39) to the Bloomington Christian center. To make the city more beautiful, we planted tulip bulbs in the town square for the Bloomington Beautiful committee. For Homecoming the Taus and Pi Kap pa Phis were the only groups to enter every category possible-window paint ing, lawn display, float, and banner. We placed in three of the four categories. Con nie Smith and Melinda Malberg deserve credit for our placing third in window painting and the hard workers of both groups deserved the second place wins in both lawn display and float. During formal rush 1610 girls partici pated in the 17 parties, each 30 minutes long. Under rush chairman Cindy St. Mar tin The Circus of Rush was our theme. We decorated the house with balloons, stuffed animals and crepe paper streamers to give the effect of a three ring circus. Marsha Felentje organized the skit which showed the comical side of rush and Gina Skelton, Kelli Rowe and Connie Smith used their artistic talents to paint the large circus murals. Taus participated in Sigma Chi's first annual Derby Day and received second Diana Oliver and Alisa Maultra, Tau-Indiana, seem to be captured by the place in spirit. Wearing our T-shirts to ferocious animals used in the formal rush theme party, the Circus of Rush. 37 After long, long hours of strip ping wood (Corporation Board President Carol Wandschneider and many other alumnae can share the credit on this one what teamwork!), wallpapering and painting, the house was pre sentable for rush. Our enthusi asm must have shone through, as no one seemed to mind the bare floors and sparse furnishings. In addition, an original house capac ity of 54, 10 percent larger than our previous house, is being in creased to 62 over Christmas break by converting an unused Rush practice was held in the midst of the move into the new house at dormitory into -two more rooms. Theta. Carpeting is also being installed in our informal living room and upstairs hallways. With 34 new formal pledges and 11 informals bringing our house total up to 110, we feel stronger than ever. The Theta chapter is a living example of Sig Theta Gets NeW House ma Kappa-Going Forward! LINDA ENGLEHARDT- Theta There's no place like home! After much effort and financial How those words, echoed in our finagling, the house was ours. second stage Wizard of Oz rush Upon hearing the news last skit, rang special in the ears and May, enthusiasm among the col hearts of all Thetas this year! legiates was at an all-time high. For, at long last, this wild bunch Even the tedious jobs that go of Sig Kaps had the house they'd along with a move didn't faze us a been dreaming of. bit. Greek Reunion weekend in After renting a house a few July was a time of pulling togeth blocks away for almost three er. With the aid of one moving years, the University of Illinois van, several cars and trucks, and Sigma Kappas got the oppor dozens of eager hands, Thetas tunity they'd been waiting for. A proceeded to move just about beautiful three-story home was everything we owned to our new put on the market, and we im location such as desks, carpet, mediately took advantage of our dining room tables and chairs, good fortune. We had been look and beds. ing for a new chapter house since At this point, however, the new our recolonization in 1975, but house looked beautiful only to here, on the largest Greek cam those with vivid imaginations pus in the nation where houses and a knowledge of its poten are scarce, that's easier said than tial-namely the Sig Kaps. The done. building had been unoccupied for The new house, near the heart nearly a year and, to say the least, of campus, was previously owned had loads of work to be done on it. by Delta Zeta and most recently All through the summer months by the National Academy of Arts, and still today Thetas have a school for high school students learned to live with myriad paint gifted in dance and theater. ers, carpenters and workmen. When financial problems We've seriously considered mak prompted the academy to sell its ing them honorary Sigma Maureen Memlar enjoys moving day properties, we were on our way. Kappas. and Greek reunion weekend. 38 (Continued from page 37) candy and places in the parking lot during football games. They will use the money to be altered to fit the new house. The to buy a gift for the house.-PAMELA alumnae helped by allowing us to hve a JACKSON "mock" rush tour party with them and then working in the kitchen and tallying the votes. LONGWOOD Homecoming found Etas in third place DELTA NU-Mary Stuart and Anne overall. In the annual rope pull at the Gaither, our philanthropy chairmen, Titan games we were victorious over Kap asked that each Sigma donate a toy or two pa Kappa Gamma. We were paired with to ship to the Maine Sea Coast Mission for Theta Chi for all events and our flot won a Christmas. We also went caroling at Holly third prize. Jean Sullivan was our queen Manor nursing home. candidate. Under our projects chairman Sara Our pledges chose the theme famous Smith we started the semester by selling couples for our. fall informal. candy bars, which we followed by setting Alpha Tau Delta nursing honorary up a dart throwing booth for pledged Beth Quinlan and Maureen sharpshooters at Longwood's annual Capps. Jean Sullivan was invited to join Oktoberfest weekend. Next came hotdog Alpha Mu Gamma foreign language hon peddling at each campus dormitory. Our orary. In Phi Gamma Nu. professional final project for the semester was a quilt business sorority, Pat Battiato is ritual raffle with a handmade quilt in the log Jean Sullivan, Eta-Illinois Wesleyan, is chairman and Karen Thompson is cabin pattern for the prize. All projects cheerleading captain and was Alpha speakers chairman. were aimed toward financing our Sigma Mu Gamma Homecoming Queen can didate. Kassie Kuhle was in the IWU volleyball Kappa pledge ball during spring semester. squad this fall. Cheering her on was Eta's Our pledges also participated in their cheerleader Jean Sullivan. Bonnie annual rock-a-thon, receiving donations panded to include sororities and frater Schuessler and Deb Mueller helped out . for each hour rocked during two chilly nities. In addition, parents have the with pompom routines.-MAGGIE days in December. option of ordering cakes for their son or HOULIHAN We initiated five girls in October and at daughter's birthday. the traditional banquet, Margaret Hig Brenda Chandler, Liz Emrick, Laura KANSAS gins Bayliss was given the scholarship Garritano, Karen Kummer and Deborah award and the best pledge award, a sig Newcome all were chosen for Who's Who. XI-A nice surprise awaited the chap nificant achievement. Allison Chaudet, Claudia Jones and ter this fall. The Mother's Club worked After formal rush 16 new pledges and a Andrea Parrott performed for their senior hard over the summer cleaning, re new advisor, Mrs. Karen Schinabeck, music recitals. Cathy Raily was named co decorating the front entrance, and prepar joined the chapter.-MELANIE J . HUDNALL athlete of the week for scoring 27 points ing a new guest room for the house. in the girls' varsity basketball game. A The chapter participated in several ac feature article was written about her in tivities of Sigma Chi Derby Week. Our JAMES MADISON the winter basketball special. Gray Whit most outs~anding activity was the volley DELTA RHO-Last fall Delta Rho ten was chosen Theta Chi Sweetheart. ball tournament in which we teamed up adopted elderly ladies from a nearby nurs Gretchen Waters, a ROTC color guard, with the Evans Scholars and captured ing home and visited them regularly. On plans to attend advanced training camp third place. Halloween many Sigmas dressed up and in the summer. October was a very busy month, begin went out to trick-or-treat for UNICEF. For the second consecutive semester ning with Parent's Weekend. Parents at Our major fundraising project, which con Delta Rho received the highest grade tended a brunch then went to the K.U. sists of delivering care packages which point average of all JMU sororities. This Syracuse football game. Later in .the parents of freshmen have ordered, was ex- time we were the only sorority to have month we held a party in a barn outside of above a 3.0. Our Homecoming float, Lawrence. The last weekend we were thanks to Barbara Hissey, came in second visited by our Springfield, Mo. chapter, place. Delta Upsilon. During a workshop we ex Many alumnae returned for our first changed rush ideas and songs, and later dinner dance. Delta Nu chapter from had fun at the Homecoming football Longwood Cot'lege came for a visit on game. For Halloween, several girls went parents' weekend. Early one Saturday pumpkin caroling at an old folks home. morning the pledges were kidnapped by For Founder's Day alumnae and actives their big sisters for a breakfast at the Sig attended an elegant brunch prepared by ma Kappa house. our house mother. Afterwards, Corpora James Madison's Panhellenic voted to tion Board met. New and old business was increase chapter size from 55 to 65 to ac discussed and elections were held. The day commodate the large increase in girls tak was rounded off with room change for the ing part in rush. One of Panhellenic's fall actives. projects was an international carnival for At the end of November, our Dad's the faculty children, we centered our Weekend was once again a successful booth and food around an Italian theme. event. Most of the dads went to the K.U. Thanks were extended to the Northern Colorado football game Saturday after Virginia alumnae chapter which did so noon. That night they attended Casino much to get our new house off to a good Night. Girls enjoyed playing poker, black start with a kitchen shower. Now we are jack, and craps with their fathers. Later, equipped with everything from measur a few dads were entertained with some ing spoons to a cake decorating kit.-KIM jazz music at Paul Grays. The weekend Linda Glaser, Epsilon Phi-Indiana JOHNSON concluded with a brunch at the Ramada State (Evansville), was the 1979 Home Inn on Sunday. coming queen candidate and second The seniors worked all semester making runner-up at Tau Kappa Epsilon MARSHALL money for their senior project. Th~y sold sweetheart. DELTA BETA helped· the model 39 railroad association with their annual Louise Burgess and Betty Caldwell who Kappa Tau and Alpha Gamma Rho, plus a model train show by helping to collect delighted us with tales of Sigma Kappa in crush party. Pledges and actives attended money and toys at the door to donate to days past. the pledge debut dance where pledges the Salvation Army and Stella Fuller, a from all sororities were honored. local charity. A "nerd" party in late August started As our gerontology project we competed MARYLAND plans for Homecoming with Sigma Chi in football against the Parthenon (univer BETA ZETA-In September we started fraternity. The university's theme of roll sity newspaper) staff in the MU super planning a quilting project under the ing into the '80's centered around special bowl. Proceeds were donated to the supervision of alumna Carole Sheehan. guests Jim Henson and muppets Kermit Veterans Administration hospital in Hun An area quilting group from Springhill and Animal. Although our float did not tington. For our fundraiser we helped Lake community center came to discuss win, our Homecoming activities included with the tri-state stereo spectacular held and set up groups to make quilts for a several parties and decorating an area by a local retailer. future older citizens home, Friendship McDonald's. The chapter began the semester by Arms, in the College Park community. Founders' Day was celebrated at a Sun doubling its size in welcoming 26 new Between Nov. 15 and Nov. 18 Patty day luncheon and ceremony held in pledges. As their project, they played Donellen and Dennis Quinn from Delta Bethesda. basketball against the staff of Green Upsilon danced 72 continuous hours in Our senior banquet honoring graduat Acres school for the mentally retarded Phi Sigma Delta's dancers against cancer ing seniors started Decemer's activities, with the proceeds donated to the school. marathon for the American Cancer Socie followed by winter formal and a tree trim They also planned a Christmas party for ty. Beta Zeta members helped raise ming and Christmas party. the children at Green Acres, decorating, money by raffling off an automatic coffee Carole Brennen and Faith Cable were bringing gifts and singing carols. maker and collecting alumninum cans for initiated into Kalegatheos, a Greek serv During Homecoming week Shirley Alpha Phi Omega who sends the money ice honorary which recently merged with Waters was selected Homecoming junior earned to St. Jude's childrens' research Diamond, another Greek service honorary attendant by the student body. hospital. , in which both Carole and Faith were At our Founders' Day dinner we pre Fall rush gave us 18 pledges who already members. Janet Pines was sented 50 year membership pins to Mary planned two successful skip outs with Phi selected for Beta Gamma Sigma business honorary. Janice Bruwelheide was selected as the sweetheart of Zeta Psi fraternity. VIVIAN DEANS MASSACHUSETTS BETA ETA-The fall semester began with Ellen Sostek dancing 48 hours for multiple sclerosis and winning second prize, a trip to Killington, Vt. For the second consecutive year we have retained the Homecoming queen title with Jeanne Nunnelly. Kathy Carroll came on exchange from Chico State for the semester. After rush under our hard-working chairman Patti Coleman, our seven pledges won second place in a banner con test. Our social chairman Debbie Tucker organized a hayride, parents' day, a crush party, and wake-up breakfasts for the local fraternities. Lynn Yoo won a Ford foundation award for her artwork. Christina Kelly belongs to the university's scholastic honors club. Lisa Spencer was elected to Panhellenic executive committee and Jeanne Nunnel ly was elected to the judicial board for the Greek area.- RENEE M. MOREL MEMPHIS STATE BETA XI-This Halloween we went trick-or-treating for UNICEF to dorm rooms, fraternity houses, and the sur rounding neighborhood. Each day during the week of giving Beta Xi had a gerontology or other philan thropy activity. We honored a member of Memphis State University's administra tion, giving the dean of student affairs, Clarence Hampton, a plaque in recogni tion of his contribution to student activi ties. During that week we also baked cookies to give to the other chapters of sororities at Memphis State and to our Eta-Illinois Wesleyan were the rope pull winners at Homecoming. house mother. All week long, we collected 40 Jeanne Nunnely, Beta Eta-Massachu Gray Whitten, Delta Rho-Madison, Shirley Water, Delta Beta-Marshall, setts, reigned as Homecoming queen, was chosen as Theta Chi's sweetheart. was Junior Attendant at Home the second year in a row a Sigma Kap coming. pa has held the title. old clothes which were contributed to helped them feel closer to their active Week. We won the beer chugging contest Catholic Charities for distribution among sisters. paired with Sigma Alpha Mu and the the needy for Christmas. At this year's "capers" picnic, scholar speed pyramid building. Our Parents' Day Other chapter Christmas projects in in ship awards went to Michelle Spangler, banquet was held before the Henry Man cluded the collection of mittens for the top active; Arm Phillips, top pledge; Pam cini concert. We had fun at the Halloween Maine Sea Coast Mission at our chapter Guinn and Linda Jones, top li'l-big sis date party and enjoyed all the hard work Christmas party. We also purchased a team; Sue Sieglaff, most improved. put into our Homecoming float, Spook the Christmas ornament from Angel Flight, Our retreat in November started with a Cats, which be built with the Delta Chis, the money benefitting St. Jude's chil singalong and a Founders' Day program, Sigma Delta Taus and Alpha Delta Phis. drens' research hospital. followed by a spaghetti dinner and a After two of our meetings we had Our chapter president Diane Borgog variation of the Newlywed Game to see speakers talk to us on how to dress for suc noni not only was selected as a member of just how much we knew about each other. cess and how to talk to the eldedy. the national honorary Ot.K, but was also A group of about 20 Sigmas went to the LAURIE BAUMGARDNER chosen for Who 's Who. Beverly Likely and Ohio Founders' Day banquet at Kenwood Regina Thompson were also selected for Country Club in Cincinnati to celebrate MICHIGAN STATE Who's Who. -JANICE HOLLAND with our alumnae and actives from other chapters. It was there that the Joyce Eddy ALPHA TAU-In the midst of fall rush, MIAMI award was given to Michelle Spangler. we were asked to hostess a gin-rummy The first weekend in November we had tournament sponsored by the American ALPHA IOTA-Every Saturday after a suite warming party to show off our new Cancer Society. It last eight hours and the noon of fall semester six or seven sisters suite and get to get to know the alumnae entire chapter participated. The proceeds spent an hour visiting at the Oxford nurs better. We were grateful for the knife set went to fund cancer research. ing home. Each week a different group from the Cincinnati alumnae, Mrs. Bar As Halloween approached, we carved played bingo or just chatted with their bara Serrano for the kitchen supplies and pumpkins and took them to five neighbor friends at the home. We held our annual to Jennifer Janson for her donation. hood nursing homes. Since most of the Halloween and Christmas parties there. After Melon Mess, sorority pledge class ladies and ·gentlemen in the nursing We also had a program with the Oxford competition day, we jumped to Greek homes could not enjoy Halloween out- senior citizens. Sue Hoffman and Diane Downey, our philanthropy chairmen, re ported that we sold $400 worth of candy with the proceeds to go toward our philan thropy fund. Our 28 pledges were busy with bake sales after active meetings and stealing our doorsigns to sell back to us so they could pay for their walkout. The Sunday before Thanksgiving they spent the day preparing a traditional dinner with turkey, dressing and all the trimmings, a relaxing break from the books. Also a first for the pledge class was a roommate brunch when they brought their roommates over to meet the actives, see our brand new suite, and enjoy a re laxing lunch. Another new project was a scholarship sis for each pledge with whom she had to study for at least two hours a Delta Beta-Marshall shown on bid day with their 26 new pledges wearing Sigma week. Besides promoting good grades this Kappa T-shirts. 41 Lisa Billings Memorial Fund Established T\yo days before graduation in May 1979, Beta Eta suffered the tragic loss of senior Lisa C. Billings who was killed in a car accident in Amherst. Baccalaureate services at the Newman center were dedi cated to her memory and attended by all the Sigmas who had not re turned home and many local alumnae. Graduation day was difficult for the remaining seniors and most of them gathered in Wellesley the following day for memorial services. Lisa was very active in the chapter, having been house manager and recording secretary. She was also the house candidate for Home coming queen her junior year. At initiation banquet, a few weeks before her death, she was presented an award as the outstanding rusher. Her outstanding commitment and enthusiasm to and for Sig ma Kappa will long be remembered and sorely missed. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Billings of Sherborn, Mass., Lisa's parents, have established a fund in her memory. Beta Etas held a fundraiser in fall semester with one half the proceeds going to the memorial fund and one half going toward the purchase of a "jaws of life," a tool used in accidents to get the victims out more quickly. We felt this would be a fitting memorial to Lisa. Lisa Billings, BH doors, the pumpkins were appreciated. more fun putting it on than the people NORTHEAST MISSOURI Also at Halloween time, in conjunction going through it! -JAN EUBANK DELTA THETA-Fundraising activi with the Sigma Chi fraternity, we put on a ties included a candy bar sale and a bake spook house for people of all ages. There sale. During Homecoming we sponsored a were seven different scary rooms, an NEW ORLEANS operating room, a torture room, a funeral spirit .chain contest as a money-making EPSILON BETA-In our gerontology parlor, etc. and our costumes were project. For every dime an organization program we visited the people at Taylor planned according to the room in which contributed another link was added to House in New Orleans on the first Satur we worked. There was a one dollar admis their chain and a trophy for the longest day of each month to play bingo with sion charge for everyone and a total of chain was awarded to a women's residence them. Small prizes were given to those $350 was raised and sent to UNICEF hall the evening of the pep rally. along with the names Sigma Kappa and who won. In addition we visited them dur Delta Theta celebrated its twentieth Sigma Chi. The spook house was in opera ing the holidays for a special Christmas anniversary at Northeast Missouri State party. We also sent contributions to the tion for three days and we probably had Maine Sea Coast Mission and the Ameri can Farm school. We made $300 selling candy for one of our fundraising projects and also sold a book full of coupons for restaurants, night spots, and other entertainment events in cluding ballets, operas and concerts. Our big fundraiser was our spring bingo party. After fall initiation we had a potluck dinner at Laurene Calongne's home to honor the new initiates. At formal fall rush we gained 12 new pledges. Our fall semester social events included a luau, a French Quarter party and a Halloween party. We had exchanges with all the fraternities on campus. We celebrated Founders' Day by attend ing a luncheon given by the Greater New Orleans alumnae chapter at Masson's, a French restaurant near Lake Pontchar train. Sharon Usner made the UNO cheer leader squad for the second year. Ann Phillips and Linda Jones, Alpha Over the Christmas holidays we held a Valeria Tuttle, Delta-Sigma-Western Iota-Miami enjoyed the chapter hayride and Christmas formaL-JUDY Illinois, was Homecoming Queen Can Halloween date party. DARCEY didate. 42 with philanthropy our number one con In a candy sale we earned $500 which cern. We trick-or-treated for UNICEF, was used for extensive industrial sent care packages to the Maine Sea Coast cleaning. Mission, made Halloween and Christmas The enthusiasm of our 200 fall pledges decorations for a local Kirksville nursing helped us through a semester of theme home and celebrated our adopted grand parties with fraternities, a corn boil with mother's seventy-ninth birthday with her our neighbors Phi Kappa Sigma, a second at a dinner party complete with ice cream place in water polo during Homecoming, and cake. and a formal at the Abbey in Lake - We participated in a week of giving Geneva. •. . during Founders' Week and initiated Other highlights of the semester were Sherry Shumaker into the chapter as our our scholarship dinner, Founders' Day new faculty advisor. fashion show and Christmas caroling. During Homecoming the pledges' skit ANNDRAKE to a Saturday Night Live theme won a second place trophy. Together with the men of Alpha Kappa Lambda we won another second place trophy for our float.-TRUDY DRUMMOND NORTHERN ILLINOIS GAMMA ZETA-Our chapter helped Jori Sjostrand, Gamma Zeta-North raise over $3000 for Wallace Village for ern Illinois, was crowned Derby day retarded children by participating in Sig queen as part of the chapter's first ma Chi's annual Derby Day activities, place efforts. earning the first place title for the second consecutive year. We were part of an all-Greek effort to were chosen to be members of Who's Who raise money for the DeKalb Big Brother Among American Colleges and Universities. Sister organization when Debbie Kalfos They are Becky Wood, Claudia Blanchard, and friend danced in the Panhellenic-In and Julie Parker. terfraternity council ·sponsored variety Last Spring Sigma Kappa received the show which was emceed by Julie Hausten. Dean's Cup for being the Outstanding Sorority on Campus. Through these and other activities, Delta Mu hopes to make the 'receiving of this award an annual event.- JAMI PRINCE OHIO BETA UPSILON-After much hard work the Beta Upsilons were well paid off by their six pledges. Each is a very special girl and is sure to make us proud. Pam Murphy and Regina Seinovich, Some of our social activities have in Beta Zeta-Maryland, hold awards for cluded a hayride date party, Lambda Chi helping Alpha Phi Omega collect cans Alpha for dinner, and a Thanksgiving par for charity. ty with the Phi Kappa Taus. A high point so far this year was celebrating Founders' Day with Beta Theta from Mariette.. · After a month long Christmas break we N. W. LOUISIANA returned to Athens for the Seniors' annual DELTA MU-We look back on the past New Years Eve Party. It was a giant suc months with pride, and that warm feeling cess as usual. of happiness that only comes from giving. Winter quarter was busy with the Sig As part of our gerontology activities we ma Pi dinner, Phi Delta Theta party and entertained residents at two local nursing the dinner with Phi Gamma Delta Frater homes with smiles and lots of enthusiastic nity. Our Valentine Date Party was the singing. Sisters made a home visit to Mrs. icing on the cake. It was the break every Rachal, an elderly woman in our area, and one needed after winning the Miller Con collected canned goods for a needy family. test for the third consecutive quarter. Delta Mu also helped at a local Muscular Elections were held with Susan Delva Dystrophy Carnival. elected president. To celebrate, the Beta To raise funds for the semester, we Upsilons had a Sadie Hawkins Dance with picked pecans and sold bumper stickers the Beta Tau Alpha, Phi Kappa Taus, and announcing the score of a long-awaited Theta Chis. N.S.U. football victory. To conclude the quarter we conferred A few of our semester activities in the Order of the Triangle. - JULIE FRIES cluded a kidnapping of pledges by actives and a kidnaping of actives by the undaunted pledges. This year we cele OREGON Monica Boston, Gamma Rho-Western brated our chapter's 20th birthday and ALPHA PHI- Initiation of 8 pledges Carolina, was crowned Miss Hickory, also received campus-wide recognition for culminated a week of fun and mean North Carolina. She also placed first in our first place Homecoming banner. We ingfull activity. Dinners that week were swimsuit competition. are very proud of three of our sisters who unusual, involving things such as bounc- 43 of Phi Delta Theta, Farmhouse, Delta Chi, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pi Kappa Phi, and Beta Sigma Psi. For the Purdue Old Masters program we had a dinner with Alpha Chi Rho and a guest speaker from the Exxon corpora tion. The alumnae sponsored a pre-Christ mas card party and bazzar at our house. Kyle Fosbrink was initiated into Rho Chi pharmacy honorary, Linda Barrett was initiated into Kappa Delta Pi educa tion honorary, Bonnie Bishop was selected to be a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, Deb Grelewicz was selected to be a Grand Prix girl and Donna Siatkowski and Catherine Pease were chosen to be Old Masters' hostesses.-MICHELLE RUTH PURDUE (CALUMET) EPSILON PSI-December concluded the semester on a busy note as Pam Gorney, philanthropies chairman, organ ized a food and gift basket which the chapter donated to a Hammond family. Celebrating the New Year are members of Beta Upsilon-Ohio, including Isabelle A rush retreat, officer workshops, and a Hutton, Karen Halstenberg, Mary Jones, Susan Delva, Holly Hartig, Connie membership development program helped Schofield, Lynne Pierce, house mother, Mai Hoang, Liz Abbey, Kathy King, Toni us start the semester. For Calumet's Heldman, Debbie Scott, Karen Hovden, Barb Ostrander and Doris Engemann. Homecoming festivities our queen candi date, Diane Hodor, was honored at a can ing a balloon while eating. The evenings The first weekend back at school we didates' tea, rode in the parade and was involved a sisterhood activity, one being sponsored an all campus dance with the presented at the dance. October ended as the writing of the poem, "The Eve Before men of Sigma Pi. During football season Sigma ghosts and goblins celebrated Initiation." That week was special for all we cheered on the Boilermakers with Sig Halloween with a costume party at Karen of us, we renewed our appreciation of each ma Phi Epsilon. On the night of the Notre Mcintyre's horne. other and of Sigma Kappa. Dame game we celebrated our victory at The Hammond alumnae chapter invited Special thanks goes to Mrs. Gail Rich· the third annual Thrill on the Hill with us to share Founders' Day with them. Our rnond, President of the Portland Alunae, Kappa Delta Rho. Christmas party at Pam Gorney's home who carne for the initiation ceremony and Under the direction of chairman Tricia and several pizza outings ended the banquet.-BECKY CORBIN Jarvis, rush was a busy season. semester. Geline Seidlitz represented the Beta Pam Gorney and Karen Mcintyre OREGON STATE Sigmas in the annual all campus Home served on Greek council, Carol Miller sang corning queen contest. in the choir, Sue Slawinski worked in the UPSILON -Fall philanthropy work On the social scene, we kept busy with a Purdue Day Care Center and Linda Moore began by initiating a new foster grand hayride, a fix-up-your-sister dinner, and a participated in the Society of Women En parents program. Each week a group of fall dace held at the Hilton. Theme par gineers and I.E.E.E. activities.-LINDA J . girls takes part in an activity with an ties also accented activities with the men MOORE elderly couple from the community. Fall formal rush culminated in the pledging of 34 girls. Rush activities in cluded a beach retreat to build sisterhood during pre-rush, a potluck with the local alumnae, and seven days of fun activities for the rushees to enjoy. The sophomore class sponsored A Touch of Class, our fall formal house dance in honor of the new pledge class. In the sports world, the volleyball and football teams placed high in the final standings. Fall term ended with our fortieth annu al smorgasbord. This big Scandinavian buffet dinner was attended by over 150 parents and honored OSU professors. The evening ended with our house Christmas party and gift exchange. Many funny skits were presented by each class during this event.-CLAU DIA CRAIG PURDUE BETA SIGMA-We celebra t ed Halloween with a costume party with the residents of Hillcrest nursing horne and Kim Y a no, Kathy Carpenter, Becky Weinke, Betty Wagner, Alice Morrison and had weekly visits with them throughout Eileen Annen, Upsilon-Oregon State, strengthen their friendships by writing the semester. something positive about each person during the pre-rush beach retreat. 44 treasury and to our philantropies. hearts, the college chapter selects groups Bonnie Curtis was named outstanding of girls to make weekly visits to the home. alumna for 1979 at an alumnae reception Fundraising should be enjoyable as well we held during Week of Giving. Jill as profitable and our pledge class com Carlson, one of the five finalists for Home bines the two well. Their major fundrais coming queen, rode in the parade along ing project of the fall semester hit the col with our pledges and several actives. lege chapter where it hurts worse, the Kathy Taylor was chosen the winner of pocketbook. While in a formal meeting Sigma Nu's Daisy Mae look-alike contest. the pledges removed the licenses plates In late October we went on a walk-off to from all cars and charged six dollars a set a warm welcome at Xi chapter in Law for the return. The chapter held a rence, Kansas. Our annual Roaring 20's Halloween spook house at a local elemen dance, a chapter Christmas party and tary school with Gamma Iota alumnae. tree-trim and carolling to fraternities, Hard work was recognized by Sigma sororities, and a local nursing home ended Kappa as Kate Davenport, Marianne the semester.- SALLY WILSON Crib bin, Kris Arnold, and Kim Lemons re ceived diamonds for their outstanding STEPHEN F. AUSTIN scholastic efforts. Perfection is hard to achieve but all Gamma Iota's strive to GAMMA CHI- Chapter philanthropy reach the reward of diamonds. work centered around our adopted grand Pledgeship keeps hopeful initiates busy, father Landon Helpinstill. The chapter and the 13 fraternities at Texas Tech do Geline Seidlitz, Beta Sigma-Purdue, has always celebrated each major holiday their part to add to the pledges' hectic was Homecoming queen candidate. with a party at Grandpa's. This year we schedule. Sponsoring events such as Sig also held a surprise party at his home for ma Chi Derby Day and Fiji Olympics, fra our pledges after not being able to locate ternities promote athletic and beauty SOUTHERN ILLINOIS their hiding place during their walkout. competition among sororities. Our 1979 At Christmas we gathered gifts for the pledge class has done outstandingly in GAMMA KAPPA-At an outdoor booth Maine Sea Coast Mission. these events and we are so proud of all 37 the chapter sold hotdogs and Pepsi to Two major fundraisers were a candy of them! Other outstanding accomplish many of the 20,000 people who flocket to sale and a booth at the SFA fall carnival. merits put Cindy Gwin in the Air Force Southern for the annual Halloween street The pledges raised money by collecting Angel Flight corp and Julia Roberts in party. aluminum cans and turning them in at a Los Angeles writing for the M*A*S*H Sigma Kappas from Eastern Illinois local reclamation center. television series.-SHERI WHITFORD and the University of Illinois spent JoAnne Buckley, alumnae relations weekends with Gamma Kappa at chairman, started a new program this Southern. fall. In order to get to know our alumnae THIEL The evening preceding Homecoming better, each girl was told to trace her GAMMA DELTA-Our gerontology was spent with the other Greek chapters "family tree" back as far as possible. Not fundraiser this year was a weight-a-thon. as the Inter-Greek council joined forces to only are the actives learning more about Teams of two or three dieted for a month build a float for the parade, The Roaring their "grand sisters," but they are finding and lost 130 pounds. '20's. On Saturday Sig Kaps and alumnae out a lot about our chapter's history.-K. During pledge period after fall rush we spent the day at the parade and football SMITH had a retreat for all the members. Rush game and on Sunday the chapter hosted a parties included the annual Pumpkin picnic and sorority softball game for the Patch party, and for the Old McDonald alumnae and advisors. TENNESSEE A barn dance, complete with cowboy ALPHA DELTA-The ladies of the hats, horses and a hayrack, provided a Mount rest home are Alpha Delta's spe good time for the Sig Kaps and their cial grandmothers. The adopted grand dates. Members and their dates, dressed daughters visited on birthdays, held a as spooks, goblins and other creative masquerade Halloween party, a Christ characters, enjoyed a Halloween party. mas party, and took Thanksgiving goodies In addition to organizing the event, the during the holidays. chapter participated in a Leadership Lab A Volunteer Crusade was Homecoming for Greek members at Touch of Nature. theme as Sigma Kappa and Phi Delta Back from Thanksgiving break we Theta spent the week working on their spent an evening at home decorating the banner, window display and float. tree and house and singing Christmas In intramural football, Alpha Deltas carols. When the decorating was done, placed second in overall sorority. other fraternity and sorority members The fall pledge class made 100 caramel from Greek row joined the Sig Kaps for apples for junior panhellenic to sell at the home baked cookies and hot chocolate. Notre Dame football game and enjoyed a Chapter members also participated in spaghetti dinner in the Sigma Kappa Greek Sing and Operation Merry Christ room with the Phi Delta Theta pledges. A mas for the benefit of poor children. formal at Holston Hills country club was A series of rush parties before Christ held in November to honor the pledges. mas resulted in the addition of ten new CHRISHICKS pledges.-DONNA KUNKEL SOUTHWEST MISSOURI TEXAS Linda Moore, Pam Gorney, Fran DELTA UPSILON-During Week of GAMMA IOTA has taken sisterhood Rothstein, Sue Slawinski, and Karen Giving we had a sisterhood party and one step farther and expanded it's circle Mcintyre, Epsilon Phi-Purdue donated canned goods to local needy fami to include a very dear group of retired cit (Calumet), display the items in the lies. Actives and pledges also sold candy izens. Taking our new adopted grand Christmas basket which they gave to a bars with proceeds going into the chapter parents and our philanthropy into our needy family. 45 writing to our adopted grandparents, fill· ing them in on the chapter news. We welcomed Jana Herman, a transfer student from Delta Nu. Fall rush, coordinated by Becky Van· derhoof, was highlighted by a My Favorite Things theme where the mem bers came in costume. The party con· eluded with all members and rushees making their own banana splits. Rush brought us 14 pledges. The Upsilon pledge class prepared for their December initiation by interviewing the actives, visiting the nursing home and holding fundraising events. A dance fol· lowed the ceremony. In sports we had a winning record in water polo. Founders' Day we celebrated. A party followed the ceremony. Other social activ· ities were the quarterly roller skating party with Sigma Chi, the building of the Homecoming float with Phi Kappa Sigma, and a New Year's Eve party with Delta Kappa Epsilon. Outstanding Sigmas include Kim Carter best spring 1979 active; Kim Kathy Taylor, Delta Upsilon-Southwest Missouri, was the winner of Sigma Nu's Frazer member of Highty Tighties drill Daisy Mae look-alike contest. Jill Carlson, Delta Upsilon-Southwest Missouri, team and college chapter and Theta Chi was a finalist for Homecoming queen. fraternity Homecoming queen candidate; Lacy Reeve, Alpha Pi Mu, honorary indus party everyone brought their favorite hosted a reception for the three visiting trial engineering society, and Kappa stuffed animal. We hosted a bandana par· teams and our own Pioneers, attended a Theta Epsilon, honorary co-op society; ty with Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity at luncheon in honor of the players, and Cindy Upton, Pi Tau Sigma national their house. cheered at the games. mechanical engineering honorary; Alison Lambda Sigma sophomore honorary Epsilon Kappa had the honor of being Decker Pi Alpha Psi vice president and initiated Kris Radde and Sharon Wind one of the four sorority chapters making Alpha Tau Alpha, agriculture education stein. The senior honorary, Les Lauries, up the college panhellenic association to honorary; Debbie Smith, Chi Epsilon, civil inducted Tracy Kochanowski, Beth Gillis, receive the collegiate panhellenic spirit engineering honorary; and Marsha Shelley Palmer and Kim Murphy. Jackie award from NPC. We also held a reception Croushorn and Lou Ann Rohrer, alumnae Aron, Cheryl Malloy, Tracy Kochanowski for Julie Helton, Transylvania's Greek who became chapter advisors.-ANNE and Kim Murphy became members of the Woman of the Year, and wrapped up the SPILLE commerce honorary, Chi Eta Sigma. An· semester with a chapter Christmas party. nette Colijn is a member of Beta Beta Gaye Temple was elected to student ac· WASHINGTON Beta biology honorary and Iris Golder is a tivities board, Cindy Sweeden was ap· student affiliate of the American Chemi· pointed chairman of the Greek Week MU -Formal rush party themes in· cal society. Shelley Palmer won the steering committee and Lisa Miller was eluded a South Pacific party, Wizard of Oz Heissenbuttel English award. Cindy appointed to the Transylvania bicenten· and a fondue preference party followed by Sobe k and Pam Bachman hostessed their nial committee. Kelli Robinson started a a reception for the 38 new pledges and a senior art shows in late spring. pep band to perform at basketball semi-formal dinner dance to honor them. games. -CHERYL L. BALDRIDGE Mu's observed Homecoming week by capturing second place in the sign contest. Kim Hunsaker directed its construction. TRANSYLVANIA TRI-STATE (ANGOLA) Five Mu's vied for the title of Homecom EPSILON KAPPA-One of our ZETA THETA-Each month Zeta ing queen among the 160 women compet semester philanthropy projects was trick· Thetas travelled to Lakeland nursing ing and Kit Vance was one of 20 finalists or-treating in the dormitories for home in Angola to celebrate all the birth· chosen. UNICEF. We raised over $200. We also days for that month. Each time the par· We observed Founders' Day at the participated in a Panhellenic sponsored ties seemed to attract more of the resi· sorority house. The alumnae joined us at a Halloween party for the children of our dents who looked forward to each Sigma buffet dinner. faculty. Kappa visit. At our scholarship banquet planned by After formal rush aluinna Lois Barnes For Halloween we went to Lakeland scholarship chairmen Kathleen Tyler and held a spaghetti dinner in her home to dressed for the occasion to celebrate with Irene Hamilton, Martha Blundell earned honor our new pledge class. games and songs. the highest grade point average for last In late September we travelled to Taking advantage of Sweetest Day, we quarter. The different classes enjoyed Georgetown College to play crazy bridge sold carnations and suckers to everyone various types of desserts according to with Alpha Chi chapter who later joined on campus.-REBECCA L. TI'ITLE grades. us in our celebration of Founders' Day Barb Kremer was elected Junior Pan· with a program about our founders and hellenic president. Lisa Watanabe and with a small luncheon. VIRGINIA TECH Kathleen Tyler rowed on the university In October we held a party at a local EPSILON CHI-A new philanthropy Husky women's crew team while Alpha disco for the entire campus. In November project, in addition to visiting Heritage Tau transfer Melissa Drane and Victori we hosted a panhellenic study break as Hall the local nursing home, correspond Eichenger performed with the Husky Sil· part of our week of giving. weekly with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence verfishes, a synchronized swim team. The tip-off tournament was declared Slayton, residents of the Rockville, Md. Jeannine Uhrich played on the Husky Epsilon Kappa's annual spirit night as we nursing home. Each member takes a turn women's soccer team. 46 WESTERN KENTUCKY redecoration of the living room and entry hall. To celebrate its completion in con EPSILON ZETA-Our main project junction with Founders' Day, we invited this semester was our annual haunted several special guests to share the occa house which we sponsored with the Green sion. They included corporation members, wood Optimists club, the money going to advisers, and our Province Officer, Phyllis our philanthropies. Our pledges worked on Markley. It was not only an enjoyable service projects for the chapter. luncheon, but a joyous occasion as well. We started off the semester by picking To further our house improvements, up eight pledges in formal and open rush. fundraiser chairman Luanne Churchill Our first activity was Sigma Nu powder arranged for our chapter to sell candy. Im puff football followed by the Kappa Delta pressed with the results of this endeavor, jamboree which we entered with the she planned another for after the Christ theme Thank God, I'm a Sorority Girl. mas Holidays. Football Homecoming earned us a third We celebrated the spirit of Christmas place trophy for the float we constructed with an inspira tiona! evening of with Delta Tau Delta. Our Homecoming Chirstmas carols and readings. First Vice queen candidate Meg Selems came in President Bonnie Sovcik arranged the fourth. program, which will now be incorporated We ·participated in Sigma Chi Derby. as an annual Yuletide chapter event. Markita Key was our chapter's contestant Much to our benefit, the Christmas ritual for Derby Darling. We placed fifth out of also provided an opportunity to practice Jodi Miller, Shenna Bouie, Sharon all the sororities. Right on the heels of for our annual Christmas carrolling to the Howard, Cindy Oler, Natalie that came Chi Omega's annual November Elm's, Macomb Manor, and Americana Singleton, Terri Simko, and Kathy nonsense. nursing homes in Macomb. Wasolko, Delta Omega-Waynesburg, Our winter formal was held at the We are pleased to specially acknowl modeled for the chapter fashion show. Hyatt Regency hotel, followed by a pot edge the following people: Zan Jordal, our luck dinner and rush workshop planned candidate in the Annual Foxy Lady Con with Chi Omega sorority.-CAROLYN The actives avenged the pledges by test for the American Cancer Society, OLDHAM sneaking to a pizza party at Phi Kappa sponsored by the Alpha Gamma Rho Fra Sigma fraternity but left clues so the ternity; Annette Marroquin, the United pledges could find them. Afterwards, big WESTERN_ILLINOIS States' representative in the Miss Inter and little sisters were assigned. DELTA SIGMA-The semester began national Pageant in the Dominican Re The pledges sold Christmas Santa with the acquisition of eleven new public held during the week of December grams to fulfill one of their pledge proj pledges. 3-9; Sandy Ludlum and Jody Pucel, mem ects. -JEANNE CHIN Valerie Tuttle represent our house as a bers of Who's Who; Luanne Churchill, member of the Homecoming queen's Sandy Ludlum, Laura Johnson, and Jody court. Our enthusiasm was further Pucel, members of Panhellenic honorary WAYNESBURG boosted as we captured the first place float society Rho Lambda. It has been recog DELTA OMEGA-Our major money title with the winning theme, "Disco nized by Omega, a national honorary soci making effort was a fall fashon show in Down and Beat the Panthers!" Penne ety and these girls, in addition to other October. Several of the local stores volun Plumber, chairman, was responsible for previous members will be the campus teering their services and clothing to its ultimate success. founders of this organization at WIU. make it a success. To add to our ex Delta Sigma is extremely grateful to Lastly, we recognize our new house travaganza, a professional make-up artist Mrs. Magnolia Hageman, Corporation mom, Pat Karman. She has been a tre did make-overs on our models. Because of member in charge of interior house re mendous asset to our house this year and the great response, this will be a semi-an decoration, and Sara Burton for their we wish her the best with her new job. nual event at Waynesburg. diligent work. They collaborated on the SARABURTON Carol Harris, Debi Kaiser and Tammy Wolgan, Gamma Kap Darleen Dodd, Sheri Whitford, and Kim Arnold are togeth pa-Southern Illinois, enjoy the chapter barn dance. er at a Western mixer with TKE. 47 Postmaster: Please send notice of undeliverable TO SIGMA KAPPA PARENTS: Your daughter's sorority magazine is sent to her copies on form 3579 to horne address while she is in college and we hope that Sigma Kappa Sorority, f OU enjoy seeing it. However, if she is no longer in col 1717 W. 86th St., Suite lege and is not living at horne, please send her new per manent address to Sigma Kappa's Central Office, 1717 600. Indianapolis, IN W. 86th St., Suite 600, Indianapolis, IN 46260. 46260 Have You Changed Your Name or Address? 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