Comments From the National President

It is with great pleasure that I announce on Convention. behalf of the National Council of Sigma Kappa You may look forward to hearing from us in the that we have reached an agreement with Alpha near future with details concerning a significant Chi Omega Sorority to purchase their central capital fund-raising effort to give Sigma Kappa headquarters building in College Park, Indianap­ the central office building that it has long olis, Indiana. needed. Our offer is contingent upon our ability to raise Our efforts will be called into action at a new necessary funding. Closing is set for early 1990. and intensive level during the next year. With all We plan to have the refurbishing of the building of your help this will culminate in an historic completed in time for dedication at our 1990 1990 National Convention. Ph yllis Harris Markley, Al:

Introducing Our Newest Council Members . ..

Anne W Dale, AL1, Tennessee

nne makes her home in Wrightsville ters. In addition, Anne served for several years as Beach , North Carolina and also brings the Director of Alumni Programs, and then Di­ Aa wonderful background of Sigma rector of Annual Giving for the University of Kappa work to her new post as Vice President for Tennessee system . Alumnae. So many exciting plans are in the works for our Probably most widely known as Director of Ex­ alumnae that yo u will be hearing more about pansion for Sigma Kappa, Anne has also served Anne in the near future. as a Collegiate Province Officer for several chap-

Anne Dale, AA National Vi ce Pres ident for Alumnae Anne Murphy Luthey, Kansas

resident of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Anne delegate of the Tulsa alumnae chapter. comes to Council as our National Pan­ Anne and her husband Graydon have two chil­ Ahellenic Confere nce Delegate . Anne dren- a son and a daughter. She has been very has previously served the national organi za tion as involved in community activities in Tulsa includ­ a CPO for Delta Zeta, Delta Chi and Epsilon ing the Gilcrease Mu se um , the Tulsa Opera Gamma chapters, as National Vice President for Guild, th e. Tulsa Shakespeare Club and the Collegiate Chapters, and as an Alternate NPC Southern Belles Garden Club. Delegate. Sigma Kappa is indeed fortunate to have Anne She has been a very active alumna and has as a new member of Council as she brings a been a member of the Kansas City, Topeka, Okla­ wealth of background knowledge and experience homa City and currently Tulsa al umnae chapters to her new post. Anne Lurhey , :; and has served as president and city panhellenic NPC Delegate

2-Su mmer 1989 /Sigma Kappa Trian gle A Sigma Kappa ~ Triangle Vol87 Summer No.I 1989 Sigma Kappa collegians and alumnae keep the spirit alive at the 1989 College Officers Training School Official magaz ine of Sigma Kappa Soro ri ty founded held at Purdue University. We invite you to read at Co lby College, Waterville, ME, Novembe r 9, about the highlight of our Sigma Kappa summer. 187 4.

NATIONAL COUNCIL Na rional Presidenr: Phyllis Harris Markley (Mrs. Donald}, 1802 West Moss, Peoria, IL 61606 Na rional Vice Presidenr for Al11mnae: Ms. Anne Dale, 305 Coral Drive, Wrightsville Beach, NC 28 480 Narional Vice Presidenr for Collegiare Chaprers: Ms. CONTENTS Sheila A. Barnes, P.O. Box 1397, Asheboro, NC 27204 Narional Vice Presidenr for Expansion : Linda Oden Berkshire (Mrs. Rice}, 31901 Avenida Evita, Sa n juan Capistrano, CA 92675 Narional Secre!OT)': Jane Kramer Allan (Mrs. Roy}, 612 Woodland View, Cincinnati, OH 45244 Narional Treas11rer: Ma rylou Sayler Turner (Mrs. John}, 645 West 69th Street, Kansas City, MO Features 64113 Narional Panhellenic Conference Delegare: Anne Mu rphy Luth ey (Mrs. Graydon), 5661 S. Evanston Place, Tulsa, OK 74105 2 Introducing Our Newest Council Members .. . CENTRAL OFFICE 12 Sigma recipient of Presidential Medal of Freedom Direcror of Cenrral Office: Marga ret Hayworth (M rs. Richa rd), 1717 West 86th Street, Suite 600, 13 BECOME STARS OF SIG KAP TV Indianapolis, IN 46260 317-872-3275 TRIANGLE STAFF 14 Our Very Best ... The Tradition Continues Edirorial Scaff: Phyllis Harri s Markley Paula Jenkins-Williams 19 Chapter Consultants and Graduate Counselors: c/o Central Office, 171 7 West 86th Stree t, Su ite 600, Indianapolis, IN 46260 317-872-3275 The SPIRIT of Sigma Kappa Collegiare Ediror: Marilyn Piland Schexsnayder, P.O. Box 4946GS, Springfield, MO 65808 37 1988-1989 ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT Al11mn ae Ediror: Anne Weaver Booske (Mrs. Henry} , 2026 Northbrook Drive, Lancaster, PA 38 1990 National Convention 1760 1 Fea wre Ediror: Ci ndy Ga rrett Houterl oot (M rs. 40 Violet Shop Tim}, 9508 Hadd ington Drive, Indianapol is, IN 46256 Correspondence is to be addressed to the Departments appropriate editor. The spring issue deadline is December, summer is March, fall is June, and winter is September. Refer to Triangle Correspondents' supplies packages for specific 2 Comments From the National President deadline days. 4 From the National Council Perspective Unsolic ited copy, photography and art are always welcomed and will be used on a space ava ilable 8 From the Alumnae basis. Sigma Kappa TRIANGLE will credit all wo rk used in the magazi ne. Please se nd all feature 12 P.S. Panhellenic Sharing mate rial to the editors, chapter repo rts to the collegiate or alum nae ed ito r, and death notices to 29 IK Planner Central Office. SIGMA KAPPA TRIANGLE is publis hed 30 From the Collegians quarterly by Sigma Kappa, 1717 West 86th Street, Suite 600, Indianapoli s, IN 46260 and produced by 37 Advisor of the Quarter Maury Boyd & Associates, Indianapo lis, IN. Cha nge of add ress, sub sc ripti on and co rrespondence of a business natu re to Central Office, 1717 West 86t h St reet, Suite 600, Indianapo li s, IN 46 260. POSTMASTER: Se nd On the cover: President Bu sh and first lady Barbara Bu sh present the Presidential Meda l of address cha nges to SIGMA KAPPA TRIANGLE, Freedom to Margaret Chase Smith, A. 1717 W. 86th, Suite 600, Indianapolis, IN 46 260. Second classs postage paid at Indianapoli s, IN and at additional mailing offices. Printed in USA, Sigma Kappa USPS 496-080.

Sigma Kappa Triangle/ umme r 1989-3 he•june 1989 COTS at Purdue Univer­ Phyllis Harris Markley, ~~ . Ohio State University, provided Creativity, and sity more than surpassed the expecta· In addition to inspiring workshops on a wide T.j. Schmidt provided Motivation . The Beta tions of many of the collegians and range of topics, the rush fair provided opportuni· Sigma Chapter, Advisory Board and Corporation T Board hosted a lively summer picnic. advisors who attended. Each participant had the ties for learning new techniques to take back to opportunity to meet the Sigma Kappa National our campuses for fall formal rush. All in all, it was the highlight of our Sigma Council and to hear an update on what was new A banner contest provided Competition, Bar­ Kappa summer. Read more about it in the follow­ on the national level from National President bie Tootle, Assistant to the President of The ing article .. .

SIGMA KAPPA- KEEPING THE SPIRIT ALIVE AT THE 1989 COLLEGE OFFICERS TRAINING SCHOOL

!:::,. by jean Blair Crail, BE, Director of Chapter Programs and Resources Sheila Barnes, PP, National Vice President for Collegia te Chapters

As collegians and alumnae registe red for School in Sigma Kappa's history with 335 Sigma theme, set the mood for the exciting and infor­ COTS, a pile of carefully fo lded banners steadily Kappas Keeping the Spirit Alive during the four mative sessions which followed. grew taller in the Hawkins Graduate Dormitory day conference. 222 collegians, 56 advisors and Workshops were presented on scholastic devel­ lobby. Cheerful hellos from Central Office Exec­ 57 national officers participated in all phases of opment, pledge education, philanthropy, un­ utive Maggie Love Hayworth, fH, and her staff leadership development june 29-july 2, 1989 at derstanding legal liability, rush, financial greeted registrants as they rece ived a COTS Purdue University. management and alternatives to hazing. The packet and t-shirt. At the close of registration, As participants entered the wo rkshop sessions ever-popular resource fair focused entirely on the the banners were whisked away to the Stewart on Friday morning, the display of chapter banners components of successful rushing. In addition, Center where they were carefully hung by Colle­ demonstrating the talent and creativity of Sigma collegians enjoyed exchanging ideas in the rap giate District Directors and Chapter Consultants. Kappa collegians nationwide caught the attention sessions on a variety of interesting topics. Advi­ A feeling of anticipation prevailed as collegians of everyone. The banners, depicting our COTS sors and Collegiate Province Officers explored and alumnae prepared for the evening's activities. A national officer reception gave attendees the opportunity to put "names with faces" of each member of National Council and the Collegiate District Directors. Sheila Barnes, f , Vice Presi­ dent for Collegiate Chapters, officially welcomed everyone at the opening dinner and National President Phyllis Harris Markley, ~~ . ignited the Sigma Kappa spirit as she outlined the many ac­ complishments of the sorority during the past year. As Sigma Kappas streamed into Fowler Hall for the opening session, the strange array of items on the stage floor caught their attention. Barbara Tootle, Assistant to the President of The Ohio State University, entertained and educated parti· cipants in the use of creativity to improve chapter programming and solve problems. With the use of Mr. Potatohead, a California Raisin, a magic cape and numerous other items, Barbie demon· strated the creative process and set the perfect tone for the upcoming COTS workshops. Thus Standards of Excellence rwo srar chapters include: 19-lllinois, fH-Ball Sr., f

4-Summer 1989/Sigma Kappa Triangle LIB-Northeast Missouri St. collegians proudl)' display the National Council Troph y Award (1-4 NPC groups) . their leadership style as Sheila Barnes adminis­ tered the Myers- Briggs Type Indicator and dis­ cussed results. Collegians and alumnae were able to meet their Collegiate District Director and learn about special resources for chapters in each district through the district meetings. The role of the COD was clarified and participants were able to BT-Florida stole the show at the collegiate awards banquet b)' capturing both the Budd and Dreyfus Awards. meet other attendees from their region. Jean Crail, Director of Chapter Programs and Resources, and Sheila Barnes proudly distributed Sigma Kappa songs as she had done throughout the second section of the Sigma Kappa AWARE the conference. The bonds of sisterhood were fur­ notebook on Date/ Acquaintance Rape. This new ther strengthened as everyone linked symbolic addition to our educational program on social is­ hearts and vowed to keep the Sigma Kappa spirit sues includes workshops for chapters on personal alive during the coming year bringing the banquet safety, understanding how men and women view to a close. personal relationships, partying safely and re­ The final session was a fitting end to an unfor­ sponsibly, victim assistance, statistics and back­ gettable COTS. T.J . Schmitz, Executive Vice ground information on date/acquaintance rape President of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, in­ and related resources. A third and related section spired attendees with an electrifying session on of AWARE on Assertive Communication was in­ motivation. Collegians and alumnae were writing troduced through a self checklist and a skit. fast and furiously as T.J. presented dozens of com­ The Sigma Kappa spirit soared as chapters were mon sense ways to motivate members. recognized for rushing success, scholastic Following the farewell brunch, collegians gath­ achievement, and programming excellence at the ered their banners which had been taken down 1989 Collegiate Awards Banquet. A complete list and again carefully folded for the trip home, con­ of award winners is on pages 6 and 7. Angela stant reminders of a special time at Purdue Uni­ Guillory, ~M. COTS workshop and songleader, versity, new friendships and the challenge of delighted participants during the evening leading keeping the spirit alive. BZ-Mary•land received the coveted Ruth Rysdon Miller Panhellenic Award.

Recipients of the Outstanding Rush Effort Award BQ-Nebraska (Omaha), fB-West em Michigan , and 19£ 80-Ari~ona Sr. delegm es received the traditional baby included: T-lndiana, Q-Fiorida St., ALl-Tennessee, and UC (Riverside) won the Displa y Award for outstanding wp as one of rh e netmr chapters. BT-Florida. banners.

Sigma Kappa Triangle/Summer 1989-5 COTS Awards

Doris McKay-Mu Beta Nu- Bradley NATIONAL SISTERHOOD AWARD Mary Janet Gore-Mu Beta Sigma-Purdue Iota-Denver Joanne Milbrand-Zeta Epsilon Beta Upsilon-Ohio Univ. Omega-Florida St. Donna Spielberg-Zeta Epsilon Gamma Beta-Western Michigan Alpha Iota-Miami (OH) OUTSTANDING RUSH ACHIEVEMENT Ga mma Zeta-Northern Illinois Alpha Xi-Iowa Alpha Theta-Louisville Gamma Eta-Ball State Alpha Omega-Alabama Gamma Psi-Tennessee Wesleyan Gamma Kappa-Southern Illinois Beta Eta-Massachusetts Gamma Lambda- East Tennessee St. Gamma Lambda- East Tennessee St. Beta Zeta-Maryland Delta Upsilon-Southwest Missouri St. Gamma Mu-Eastern Illinois Beta Nu-Bradley Gamma Mu -Eastern Illinois Gamma Omega-Wittenberg Beta Tau-Florida Delta Alpha-Eastern Michigan Beta Psi-San Diego St. OUTSTANDING RUSH EFFORT Delta Delta-Central Michigan Gamma Alpha-Northern Colorado Tau-Indiana Epsilon Zeta-Western Kentucky Gamma Theta-California St.· Long Beach Omega-Florida St. District Ill Gamma Kappa-Southern Illinois Alpha Delta-Tennessee Lambda-UC (Be rkeley) Gamma Tau-Midwestern St. Beta Tau-Florida Upsilon-Oregon St. Gamma Upsilon-California Univ. of PA BEST NEW RUSH PARTY Alpha Gamma-Washington St. Gamma Phi-North Carolina St. Beta Psi, "Sigmas Under the Sea", San Diego St. Beta Ps i-San Diego St. Delta Delta-Central Michigan Beta Epsilon, "Ma rdi Gras", Louisiana Tech Gamma Alpha-Northern Colorado Delta Eta-Central Missouri St. Alpha Tau, "Olympic Party", Michigan St. Gamma Theta-California St.· Long Beach Delta Rho-James Madison Gamma Phi, "Sigmas Across America", North Carolina St. Gamma Tau-Midwestern St. Delta Upsilon-Southwest Missouri St. OUTSTANDING RUSH PLANNING Delta Eta-Central Missouri St. Epsilon Beta-New Orleans District! Delta Iota-California St. ·Chico Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Omega-Florida St. Delta Ups ilon-Southwest Missouri St. Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Beta Epsilon-Louisiana Tech Delta Chi-Central St. Epsilon Zeta-Western Kentucky Beta Tau-Florida Epsilon Tau-California St.· Fullerton Epsilon Tau-California St.· Fullerton Epsilon Omega-Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Zeta Zeta-Babson College Gamma Phi-North Carolina St. Epsilon Beta-New Orleans Zeta Omicron-Arizona Zeta Mu-UC (San Diego) Zeta Pi-Colorado School of Mines Zeta Omicron-Arizona Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Theta Delta-Delaware Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly Pomona Zeta Pi-Colorado School of Mines Theta Eta-Nevada· Las Vegas Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly Pomona District II Theta Alpha-Appalachian St. Alpha Mu-Michigan FORMAL RUSH + COB AWARD Theta Epsilon-UC (Riverside) Gamma Kappa-Southern Illinois Theta Zeta-Virgin ia Gamma Lambda-East Tennessee St. District I Theta lota-SUNY.Fredonia Epsilon Zeta-Western Kentucky Zeta-George Washington Theta Lambda-Massachusetts Institute of Technology District Ill Omega-Florida St. Theta Xi -Auburn Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Beta Eta-Massachusetts Delta Tau-Univ. of Central Arkansas 100% REPORTING AWARD Mu-Washington Upsi lon-Oregon St. Theta Alpha-Appalachian St. District! Gamma Theta-California St.·Long Beach Theta Gamma-Northeast Louisiana St. Beta Epsilon- Louisiana Tech Delta Theta-Northeast Missou ri St. District II Delta Rho-James Madison Delta Upsilon-Southwest Missouri St. Zeta Alpha-Indiana Univ. Southeast Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Delta Chi-Central State Zeta Iota-Elmhurst District II Epsilon Tau-California St.·Fu llerton Gamma Pi-Kentucky Wesleyan Eta-Illinois Wesleyan Zeta Kappa-Angelo St. Epsilon Eta-Findlay Theta-Illinois Zeta Omicron-Ari zona District Ill Beta Nu -Bradley Theta Kappa-Univ. of Southern California Xi-Kansas Gamma Kappa-Southern Illinois FORMAL RUSH OUOTA AWARD Alpha Epsilon-Iowa St. District Ill District! Delta Theta-Northeast Missouri St. Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Epsilon Gamma-Southwestern Oklahoma St. Xi-Kansas Ph i- Rhode Island Beta Epsilon-Louisiana Tech Zeta Mu-UC (San Diego) Delta Eta-Central Missou ri St. Theta Epsilon-UC (Riverside) Delta Upsilon-Southwest Missouri St. Beta Zeta-Maryland Delta Chi-Central St. Gamma Delta-Thiel College NATIONAL COUNCIL OUOTA AWARD Epsilon Omega-Cal Poly.San Luis Obispo Gamma Rho-Western Carol ina District! Zeta Omicron-Arizona Gamma Phi-North Carolina St. Zeta-George Washingto n Delta Pi-Lock Haven Omega- Florida St. DISTINGUISHED ADVISOR AWARD Delta Rho-James Mad ison Beta Epsilon-Louisiana Tech District! Delta Psi- Radford Beta Eta-Massachusetts Carol Gunnip-Theta Delta Epsilon Beta-New Orleans Gamma Phi-North Carolina St. Susan Walter-Beta Zeta Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Delta Pi -Lock Haven District II Zeta Zeta-Babson Delta Rho-James Madison Jayne Buchanan-Gamma Eta Zeta Phi-St. Univ. of New Jersey (Rutgers) Delta Tau-Univ. of Central Arkansas Claire Benz-Alpha Mu Theta Delta-Delaware Delta Omega-Waynesburg Amy Boynton-Gamma Zeta Theta Zeta-Virginia Epsilon Beta-New Orleans Maribeth McKaig-Tau Theta Theta-Albright Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Carolyn Srofe-Beta Upsilon District II Zeta Phi-St. Univ. of New Je rsey (Rutgers) Suzanne Busch-Eta Eta- Illinois Wesleyan Zeta Omega-Louisiana St. District Ill Theta-Illinois Theta Alpha-Appalachian St. Ruth Bostrum- Epsilon Omega Alpha Theta-Louisville Theta Zeta-Virgin ia Stephanie Berg-Zeta Pi Alpha Iota-Miami (OH) Theta Theta-Albright Mari Mosier-Upsilon Alpha Mu-Michigan District II Delores Martenson-Zeta Upsilon Alpha Tau-Michigan St. Eta-Illinois Wesleyan Lorri Froid- Mu Alpha Chi-Georgetown Theta-Illinois

6 -Summer 1989/Sigma Kappa Triangle Alpha Iota-Miami (OH) Gamma Pi-Kentucky Wesleyan Upsilon-Oregon St. Alpha Mu -Michigan Gamma Psi-Tennessee Wesleyan Alpha Iota-Miami (OH) Alpha Chi-Georgetown Zeta Alpha-Indiana Univ. Southeast Beta Tau-Florida Beta Nu-Bradley Zeta Iota-Elmhurst Gamma Eta-Ball St. Beta Sigma-Purdue District III Epsilon Omega-Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Gamma Beta-Western Michigan Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Gamma Zeta-Northern Illinois Beta Mu-Culver-Stockton AMERICAN FARM SCHOOL AWARD Gamma Eta-Ball St. Gamma Tau-Midwestern St. Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Gamma Kappa-Southern Illinois Delta Eta-Central Missouri Sr. Honorable Mention: Gamma Lambda-East Tennessee St. Zeta Pi-Colorado School of Mines Xi-Kansas Gamma Mu-Eastern Illinois Zeta Kappa-Angelo Sr. Gamma Theta-California St.· Long Beach Gamma Pi-Kentucky Wesleyan Thera Eta-Nevada-Las Vegas RUTH RYSDON MILLER Delta Alpha-Eastern Michigan ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD PANHELLENIC AWARD Delta Delta-Central Michigan District! Beta Zeta-Maryland Epsilon Zeta-Western Kentucky Gamma Delta-Thiel Honorable Mention: District III Gamma Nu-Gettysburg Beta Nu- Bradley Xi-Kansas District II Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly Pomona Upsilon-Oregon St. Theta-Illinois Alpha Epsilon-Iowa St. LORAH MONROE AWARD Alpha Tau-Michigan St. Beta Eta-Massachusetts Gamma Alpha-Northern Colorado Alpha Chi-Georgetown Gamma Theta-California St.-Long Beach Honorable Mention: Beta Nu- Bradley Gamma Tau-Midwestern St. Eta-Illinois Wesleyan Beta Sigma-Purdue Delta Eta-Central Missouri St. FRANCES WARREN BAKER AWARD District III Delta Theta-Northeast Missouri St. Delta Sigma-Western Illinois Delta Iota-California St.-Chico Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Beta Mu-Culver-Stockton Honorable Mention: Delta Chi-Central St. Omega-Florida St. Epsilon Tau-California St.-Fullerton Delta Eta-Central Missouri St. Zeta Kappa-Angelo St. Beta Eta-Massachusetts Epsilon Omega-Cal Poly St.-San Luis Obispo Gamma Lambda-East Tennessee St. Zeta Nu-Texas-San Antonio DISPLAY AWARD STANDARDS OF EXCELLENCE AWARD Zeta Omicron-Arizona Beta Omega-Nebraska (Omaha) Zeta Pi-Colorado School of Mines Gamma Beta-Western Michigan One Star Chapters Zeta Ups ilon-Cal P~ly Pomona Thera Epsilon-UC (Riverside) Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Theta Eta-Nevada-Las Vegas Honorable Mention: Beta Nu-Bradley Theta Epsilon-UC (Riverside) Theta Theta-Albright Gamma Kappa-Southern Illinois Theta Iota-SUNY-Fredonia Delta Upsilon-Southwest Missouri St. 90-100% INITIATION AWARD Epsilon Omega-Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Eta- Illinois Wesleyan ENDOWMENT AWARD Zeta Mu-UC (San Diego) Tau-Indiana Xi-Kansas Zeta Phi-St. Univ. of New jersey (Rutgers) Alpha Tau-Michigan St. Alpha Gamma-Washington St. Two Star Chapters Beta Sigma- Purdue Beta Epsilon-Louisiana Tech Theta-Illinois Beta Nu-Bradley Beta Mu-Culver-Stockton Gamma Eta-Ball Sr. Gamma Phi-North Carolina St. Gamma Omega-Wittenberg Gamma Phi-North Carolina St. Delta Delta-Central Michigan Delta Chi-Central St. Delta Eta-Central Missouri St. Delta Rho-James Madison Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Thera Zeta-Virginia Delta Psi- Radford Epsilon Upsilon-Missouri Western St. Epsilon Eta-Findlay Epsilon Omega-Cal Poly San Luis Obispo NATIONAL COUNCIL TROPHY Theta Alpha-Appalachian St. Zeta Zeta-Babson I-4 NPC Groups on Campus- Theta Zeta-Virginia Zeta Pi-Colorado School of Mines Delta Theta-Northeast Missouri St. Theta Nu- Baylor Theta Gamma-Northeast Louisiana St. Honorable Mention: Zeta Pi-Colorado School of Mines Theta Xi-Auburn Epsilon Beta-New Orleans Zeta Rho-Lafayette College Theta Lambda-Massachusetts Institute of Technology Gamma Psi-Tennessee Wesleyan 90-100% Initiation of All Pledged Award OUTSTANDINC NEWSLETTER AWARD 5-8 NPC Groups on Campus­ Alpha Sigma-Westminster Gamma Kappa-Southern Illinois Alpha Theta-Louisville Delta Pi- Lock H•·ten Honorable Mention: Honorable Mention: Alpha Chi-Georgetown Delta Delta-Central Michigan Beta Xi- Memphis St. Alpha Mu-Michigan Beta Upsilon-Ohio Zeta Mu-UC (San Diego) Delta Theta-Northeast Missouri St. Theta Alpha-Appalachian Sr. NEW AND RE-ESTABLISHED CHAPTERS Theta Eta-Nevada-Las Vegas New Chapters 9-14 NPC Groups on Campus­ SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Thera Lambda-Massachusetts Institute of Technology Beta Era-MassachusettS Theta Kappa-Univ. of Southern California District ! 15+ NPC Groups on Ca mpus­ Theta Nu-Baylor Beta Zeta-Maryland Gamma Delta-Thiel Theta Mu-North Carolina (Charlotte) Delta Rho-James Madison Theta Xi-Auburn Honorable Mention: Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Theta Omicron-Arizona St. Alpha Delta-Tennessee Zeta Rho- Lafayerte Thera Pi-SUNY-Geneseo BUDD AWARD Gamma Nu-Gettysburg Re-Established Chapters Beta Tau-Florida Theta Alpha-Appalachian St. Iota-Denver Honorable Mention: Theta Theta-Albright Alpha Omega-Alabama Gamma Phi-North Carolina St. District II Delta Psi-Radford Epsilon Zeta-Western Kentucky Theta-Illinois DREYFUS AWARD Alpha Tau-Michigan St. OUTSTANDINC PUBLIC RELATIONS Alpha Chi-Georgetown PROCRAMMINC AWARD Beta Tau-Florida Beta Nu-Bradley Gamma Kappa-Southern Illinois Honorable Mention: Beta Sigma-Purdue Honorable Mention: Theta Zeta-Virginia Beta Upsilon-Ohio Univ. Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Lambda-UC (Berkeley)

Sigma Kappa Triangle/Summer 1989-7 FROM THE ALUMNAE

6. by Anne Weaver Booske, TE, Alumnae Editor Alumnae topic of the issue: "Fundraising events/activities for local/national philanthropies, for ARKANSAS additional chapter funds , and promoting Sigma Kappa in the CENTRAL ARKANSAS alumnae annually community. '' make Christmas decorated bags for the people at the Retirement Center of Arkansas, including homemade cookies from the alumnae, favors from area, we hosted a summer luncheon for them and ago, Katherine Williams Middleton, AI, made 18 area businesses and a Christmas card. We also new alumnae. ditty bags and three lap robes for the Maine Sea have an annual meeting where we bring and Our community has a drive to supply needy Coast Mission and the chapter sent money to wrap birthday gifts for them for the follow· families with Christmas each year and we were provide toiletries to fill the bags. ing year. the only national sorority to participate in the Our members are very active in the Lakeland We have a Gerontology raffle at our annual program. For our family of five we gave gifts to Panhellenic, donating casseroles and baked goods brunch with handpainted china, decorated pil­ each member and canned food of ham, vegeta· with their recipes for the annual recipe sale. ­ lows, needlecrafts and unusual articles. bles, fruit, soup, and other staple foods. DoROTHY ScHRADER REINSCH, Theta Our Make-it, bake-it, grow-it, sew-it, sell-it We are a small chapter chapter but are proud ORLANDO- In the fall many members of our auction is another popular way to raise money. of the fact that we have doubled our size this past chapter chose to make voluntary gifts, in addition We auction homemade food, potholders, pillows, year. - jUDY NELSON McMAHON, Beta Psi to their dues, so we could make donations to the plants and other items.- GINGER C. BYRD ALL­ three Florida collegiate chapters as well as the GOOD, Delta Tau WHITTIER- As a group of 14 active alumnae we have been able to raise money in a raffle of a newly colonized chapters. watercolor and a handknit sweater at the Foun­ In January the membership voted to present a ders' Day dinner. We made a Gerontology dona· gift of money to the Sigma Kappa Foundation for CALIFORNIA tion to a day care center at the Hillcrest Alzheimer's disease after Marguerite Franz, a WEST ORANGE COUNTY- This year we Congregational Church in La Habra Heights speaker from the local unit of the association, had four successful fundraisers . On Founders' where many Alzheimer's patients can enjoy presented materials and valuable information Day we held our annual Teddy Bear raffle with activities. concerning this disease. two large white bears, dressed for the holidays, We have also been contributing to all the Our alumnae group encourages any Sigma each sporting a large necklace with the words "I Sigma Kappa philanthropies. - KATHRYN KAM­ Kappas in the area to contact us by calling Kay Love Sigma Kappa" on it. The cuddly twosome SCHULTE GOODWIN, Alpha Tau Peabody Schmaus, rH, at 407 /678-4841.- SUE earned money to help support f 8-Cal State STEVENSON MATTHEWS, Delta Delta (Long Beach). CONNECTICUT SOUTHWEST FLORIDA alumnae chapter is At Christmas we revived our wine auction. newly formed with members living within an 80 Each Sigma brought two bottles of wine to the SOUTHEASTERN NEW ENGLAND- Al­ mile stretch of coastline and a diversity of life­ potluck dinner, one to taste and one to auction at though the membership is small, we continue to styles. A silent auction is the fundraising answer e~ening' s end. The money raised through spirited support all the same philanthropic activities that for us with each member donating Make-it, bake­ bidding was earmarked for Alzheimer's research. we have in the past. it, sew-it, grow-it items for the event. In February we used this auction money to buy We met in the fall at the home of Muriel Nel­ Bids often exceed the original estimate many $100 worth of tickets to "A Cause for Celebra­ son Hinkle, BZ, to discuss issues regarding the times over and proceeds are then distributed tion," a one-day event sponsored by Bullock's de­ group's activities in relation to its size. as decided upon. - PATRICIA GLEN ScoTT, Al­ partment store to benefit over 31 Orange County A Christmas party at Kay Strode Harbert's, pha Tau charities. Each admission ticket purchased was ilH, and the annual june picnic at Mildred Evans donated directly to the Alzheimer's Research Puglisi's, il, were highlights of the year. - MIL­ Foundation of Orange County and for each of DRED EVANS PUGLI SI, Delta ILLINOIS the 20 tickets we presented at the door, Bullock's donated another $2 .00 to Alzheimer's research. CHICAGO NORTHWEST SUBURBAN­ We met for dinner, went shopping and helped the FLORIDA We have only one fundraiser to earn more money research, all in one event. for our collegiate chapter. We do product testing For the April regional conference we made cen· HEARTLAND- Fundraising has included for the Nutra-Sweet company in Mt. Prospect on terp ieces of heart-shaped grapevine baskets, two silent auctions and donations of supplies and the recommendation of the Chicago Northwest trimmed in lavender and maroon and holding a money from members. From this we were able Towns alumnae. pot of African violets. Everyone seated at each to support each new college chapter formed For our philanthropies we assess ourselves but table was offered an opportunity to buy a chance this year. we do support Northwest Towns in their fundrais ­ on the centerpiece- with the profits also benefit· Each year our members make Easter favors to ing activities. They have several Shop and Share ting Alzheimer's research. - CARMEN BoWMAN put on the patients' trays at Lakeland regional days at both jewel and Dominick food stores with SMITH , Gamma Theta hospital. Since our county is so large and Mary the monies earned earmarked for Alzheimer's re­ Olson Jordon, AII', is an active auxiliary member search. They also sell Entertainment Books that SADDLEBACK VALLEY alumnae chapter at Lake Wales nursing home, we also made favors offer discounts to movies, sporting events and has been reorganizing this past year. With our for them. dining establishments. first project to reach out to the collegians in our Even though she suffered a heart attack a year Two other popular and successful ways of en-

8 -Summer 1989/Sigma Kappa Triangle hancing the treasury are the sale of Current sta­ well as local organizations supporting Alzheimer's tionery products and the annual Christmas disease. - SONNI HUNT HERGET, Beta Nu auction.- PEGGY SCHECK BENSON, Theta CHICAGO SOUTH SUBURBAN alumnae INDIANA had a major fundraiser in their Make-it, bake-it, sew-it, grow-it auction. The sale, open to guests, INDIANAPOLIS alumnae participate in sev­ was held in early December to allow for some in­ eral fundraising projects each year. house Christmas shopping. Our main source of funds, other than dues, is The event provided chapter funds and also al­ the Indianapolis panhellenic annual Christmas lowed us to sponsor a memorial at Iowa State for gift wrapping booth. Chapter members; along our sister, Helene Wilson, AE.-jOAN HENRICK­ with representatives of other panhellenic groups, SON HUTCHISON, Beta Eta sign up to work four hour shifts at the booth, located in a major shopping mall. South Ba y alumnae who headed up the South Ba)' panhel­ CHICAGO WEST TOWNS-At each meet­ The booth is staffed for several weeks before ing we hold a 50/50 raffle in which those who are lenic benefit included Susan Leet Donahue, AO; Carole the holidays and profits are divided between the Friend Roberts, AO; and Joann e Yastine, ZIP . Susan and interested donate a dollar and put their name in a participating sororities, based on the number of Joanne were co-chairmen of the successful even t. drawing. At the end of the evening a name is hours worked by the respective sorority members. drawn and that person shares in the money Our portion of the proceeds from 1988 were ear­ collected. marked for Alzheimer's disease research. For our Christmas gift party we bring in an or­ Last fall the Indianapolis chapter distributed MISSOURI ganization that sells Christmas items such as Th e Zoo Book, a booklet of dining and entertain­ Tupperware and held a joint collegiate/alumnae ment coupons developed as a fundraiser for the SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS alumnae have had meeting with proceeds going to Alzheimer's Indianapolis Zoo. We received a fee per book great success at selling pizzas as our main fund­ research. sold. Chapter members hope to expand this proj­ raiser. We take orders and then prepare them our­ During the same season we also hold a Make­ ect next year, since there is potential for pr.ofit selves at a local pizza house. The profits are great it, bake-it, sew-it, grow-it auction with the pro­ with minim al effort and expense on our part. and we have good fellowship while making them. ceeds going to the Maine Sea Coast Mission and Other fundraisers included a june garage sale Many husbands also help and we usually have a American Farm School. at the home of Lois Waltz Vernon, rr. pizza party afterwards for all the workers. A garage and bake sale was another successful Indianapolis alumnae made potpourri sachets Members also sell Entertainment 1988 books project. at the December meeting and presented them to their friends - coupon books for local restau­ Our annual philanthropy is to work with the with a fruit basket to the residents of the women's rants and businesses. The profits from this sale ZI-Elmhurst collegians to plan a St. Patrick's day retirement home at Christmas. are donated to the St. Louis Alzheimer's Disease parry for the residents of a senior citizen's home Many local Sigmas attended a reception in Association. with skits, a singsong, bingo and visiting with the honor of Colby Award recipient Margaret Chase We collect items to send to the Maine Sea residents. - KATHY WOLAK KOUBA, Gamma Smith, A, held at the Canterbury hotel in Febru­ Coast Mission on a continuing basis. Each Kappa ary. -CINDY GARREn HoUTERLOOT, Tau month some item is specified in the newsletter FOX VALLEY/DeKALB-Our rookie year be­ gan on August 2, 1988 with a great deal of en­ thusiasm and many ideas and goals for the future. Publicity chairman judy Anderson McCord, BN, organized a committee to notify newspapers in Kane, Kendall and DeKalb counties of upcoming meetings and other pertinent information to pro­ mote membership. Our newsletter, Fox Tal es, will go out to alumnae in the area. Fundraising goals were discussed and many are still in the planning stages. Recycling was well received as the glass jars, aluminum cans and newspapers in our garages are providing to be lu­ crative and we are fortunate to have the St. Charles recycling center nearby. Tupperware sales before the holidays netted us an impressive profit, as did our Make-it, take-it, bake-it meeting in De­ cember. Future fundraising possibilities include a used book sale, consumer surveying at local shop­ ping malls, stationery sales, children's clothing/ toy sales and earnings from one day inventories offered by local department stores. Dr. Frances Cattermole-Tally was the speaker at the South Bay panhellenic benefit which the Sowh Bay Sigmas chaired this Monies raised through these activities will be year. Vivian Parola Holmes, AO, was decorations committee chairman and Kathryn Evans Hau ser, A, was a benefit co­ used to support our national philanthropies as chairman.

Sigma Kappa Triangle/Summer 1989-9 TRENTON/DELAWARE VALLEY alumnae chapter supports the Mercer County Geriatric Center each year. The money this year went to· wards the Pet Therapy program that brings so much joy to the patients. We also support the national philanthropies and give money to f N­ Gettysburg and ~0-Lock Haven. Our single fundraiser is participation in the Yardley Friends' flea market in September when our members bring their articles saved for the occasion. Our programs during the year are varied from doing things for others, to having educational speakers and social events such as our spring lun­ cheon, June picnic and Christmas party.- DORO­ THY GRAY CHRISTOFFERSEN, Beta Xi

NEW YORK Two Chicago area mother/daughter teams who are accive in their alumnae chapters inclt1de Peggy Scheck Benson , e, and NEW YORK CITY chapter has tried several Tick)' McCoy Scheck, e,and Maridell Braham Condon, rz,and Kris Condon, H. Peggy and Tick)· served as president fund raising ideas over the past few years-a silent and secretary-treasurer of Chicago Nort hwest Suburban alumnae in 1987-88 and were re-elected to serve for 1988-89. auction, white elephant sale, etc. By far the most Maridell and Kris were charter members of Chicago South St1burban alumnae and served as the first president and secretary successful is a Christmas tree ornament auction of their chapter. which we've had the past two years. and members are asked to bring it to the meeting. The southern New Jersey ~rea has a large popu­ We schedule our party in early to mid-Decem­ The items are then packaged and sent on to the lation of senior citizens and the Ocean County ber, sing carols, toast the season, and with the mission. This year we also had a working meeting Meals on Wheels serves 350 home delivered very capable leadership of our experienced resi­ when we made ditty bags. meals daily. Our group has been making holiday dent auctioneer, Nancy Yates Nelson, T, bid The St. Louis Alumnae Panhellenic Associa­ favors to go along with the shut-ins' meals. Since through the roof. This works well for us because tion has sponsored a Sorority Showcase at a cen­ many large companies in our area remember ornaments are small and easy to carry for mem­ trally located shopping mall for several years to these people during the more popular holiday bers using public transportation. And with many inform women who will be entering college about times we send our candy or other gifts for Valen­ of our members living in small apartments, no sororities and sisterhood. Sigma Kappa headed tine's day or St. Patrick's day. - LOUJSE HoPPE one keeps or wants white elephants. the committee last year with leadership from HARCLERODE, Alpha Sigma We have recruited several mothers and craftsy Peggy Durbin Hawk, BI, and Nancy Lammert Kaalberg, ~e. Highlights of the event include a fashion show with alumnae and collegiate mod­ els, information booths, display cases for pins and memorabilia and picture boards from each soror· ity. This is also a help with the masterfile and references.-SANDRA WJESEHAN NEWMAN, Delta Th eta

NEW JERSEY OCEAN AREA Sigmas turn spring cleaning into dollars for their chapter treasury. Everyone brings their unwanted items from attics , base­ ments , closets and garages to Jun e Shimer Mihalov's, Be, garage for a pricing party held the evening before a large area flea market. Early morning finds us hauling ou r articles to our regu­ lar spot, secured by Eleanor Dygert Haddon, . We have been lucky the last few years to have fair weather so we all get a start on our summer tans Fox Valley /DeKalb alumnae chapter had an excellent turnout for their first mee ting. First rott· · Amy Milton Boynton , BN; Les lie Matekaitis, fZ; Sail)· Oxford Betz, AT. Second rott· · Lyn Watson Ellis , LIE; Donna Anderson McQuade , Zl; Amy and have a good time. Our prices are usuall y on Mercer johnson, H; Kim Hill , LIE; Yvonne Sanko Ataenrieth, LIE. Third row· Penn y Smith, LIE; Sue Marks, BM; Sonni the low side of the going market value so business Htmt Herge t, BN; Sue Vickroy , LIE; Holly Porter Parks, LIE. Fourth row. Sue Seifrid Welsh, LIE; judy Anderson McCord , is brisk and our profits are good. BN; Michelle McCord , BN; Patti Bergman Stevens , e; Lynn Miller ]esky, fZ; Mary Ann Gibbs Swrn, LIE.

10-Summer 1989/Sigma Kappa Triangle artists which gives us a wide mix of ornaments from the purchased formal to the cute and funny. Emulating our success, the NYC panhellenic has added this as one of their fundraisers. In addition to supporting national philanthro­ pies, we make a special annual contribution of an olive tree to the American Farm School in mem­ ory of Mateel Rich Kubik, :::. Previously we raised funds to establish a grove named for her. We also actively support the NYC panhellenic scholarship program, which annually provides two scholarships to graduate women who are so­ rority members.-SHARON W. BROWN, Alpha Kappa

OHIO CLEVELAND WEST SHORE-Throughout the past year we had several fundraisers that benefitted our local treasury and our local philanthropy. Each month we play Banana Bingo with the residents of Shangri-La nursing home, giving ba­ nanas as prizes. To cover the cost of one hundred Lehigh Valley alumnae who attended the annual picnic in August include Ann Cosad Heindel, E; Rene Druckenmiller bananas each month we need funds . Lobach, f!1; Vicki Oubrock Weisel, .t1J7; Margaret Ta)•lor Lemmon, T.tl ; and Marybelle Adams Sales, AIf'. One summer event was a garage sale and two meeting programs were used as fundraisers. A representative from Christmas Around the World showed us the displays and we placed our orders, PENNSYLVANIA party in April. receiving a percentage of the sales. Another meet· Other fundraising projects included contribut­ LEHIGH VALLEY-Favorable financial re­ ing was a Tupperware party. ing to a clothing and/ or toy drive for a local or· sults have been netted by members purchasing A final fundraiser, an ongoing project, was the phanage sponsored by panhellenic and the Sigma food chain supermarket gift certificates which al­ sale of Halloween nuts and Christmas nuts from activities of beginning an alum chum program low a five percent discount or commission. The Peterson Nut company of Cleveland. and a parent/daughter tea to introduce alumnae certificates, obtainable in various denominations, Anyone new to the area and wishing more in· to the B:::-Memphis State collegian's parents.­ are usable as cash, may be sold, or given as gifts C!NDY LOVE, Beta Xi formation about our chapter, please call Susan to friends . Cindric Palisin, BY, at 234-2853.- LA URE LM e. Traditionally, in May, Renee Druckenmiller KAY HILLE, Alpha Iota Lobach, fQ, president, provides a gourmet din­ TEXAS TOLEDO-In addition to having an annual ner for members at her home, setting a reason­ able price. Our officers are also installed at this bake or make sale at our Christmas meeting, FORT WORTH - In November the Fort we have an annual flower sale the day before fundraiser. Worth alumnae chapter and the American Soci­ Mothers' Day in May. All our activities are reported regularly to the ety of Interior Designers sponsored a Warehouse We contract with a local flower wholesale Allentown- Bethlehem- Easton newspapers. Fre­ Sale benefitting Alzheimer's disease at the his­ quent visits are made to our adopted Grandma greenhouse to provide us with bedding plants toric Fort Worth stockyards. Offering everything such as impatiens, petunias, marigolds, alyssum, who has no family and is living in a nursing from antiques and oriental rugs to office furniture pansies, geraniums and hanging baskets. Orders home. Several members also make periodic calls and art work, this Rolls Royce of garage sales was are taken from our members and their friends one to shut-ins. - HELEN HAUSMANN TH URBER, Al­ a great opportunity to buy overstocked inventory pha Zeta month prior to the sale. at or below wholesale prices and for the designer A member volunteers her garage and yard for a to sell their inventory items. central pick-up area for the buyers after we cara­ TENNESSEE The proceeds went to benefit the Tarrant van to the greenhouse to transport the flats of Counry Alzheimer's and Related Disorders Asso­ flowers. We add from $2.00 to $3.00 to the MEMPHIS-This year's activities and fund­ ciation, pius a variety of design related causes. wholesale cost and generate a nice profit with an raising events centered around the new The Fort Worth, Mid-Cities and Dallas alum· increase in orders each year. Alzheimer's Day Care, Inc., the only mid-south nae celebrated Founders' Day together with Dal­ This enables us to make contributions to our Alzheimer's center in existence and supporting las hosting the banquet. national philanthropies and to provide materials our local philanthropy, Court Manor nursing Some of the Fort Worth alumnae attended for our local project-Mobil Meals favors.­ home. We shared Christmas cheer in early De­ the installation of 8N-Baylor.-BARBARA SANDI Ni SWANDER WRIGHT, Alpha Iota cember with the residents and held a Spring Fling HEITZMAN FULLWOOD, Sigma

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ACADEMIC SIGMAS Kristie Johnson Maria Fisher Michele Zaccardi Lori Everett GAMMA RHO Lori Frank THETA OMICRON Angie Markley Katherine Cosentino Cathy Jordan Cindy Alderete Nancy Meehan Gretchen Ledford Karen Kovalski Jenny Burg Nancy Mundy Shelli Parton Hilda Kwa Lisa Fedler Joan Prittie Renee Pruitt Kim Law Dawn Gormley Missy Rekowski Melissa Ru shing El ai ne McCluskey Michelle lngerman Sue Thillman ;t_. __._;·.· Dianne Powers Patti Kelley GAMMA ETA DELTA ETA Beth Rowland Amy Bittiker Stacey Lee Erin Bentrup ~ Kelly Dakin THETA DELTA Diane Leeper Christy Brock ' .:. Sarah Gatewood Francie Blatchley Leslie LeMense Tracy Cervenka Mary Landgrave, AX Michelle Merand a, LJH Kelley Hayes Cathy Caprio Laurie Novak Holly Hubbard Karen Huntington Barbara Chait Erika Omundson Shelly Swinford Mi chelle Merando Jennifer Cloyd Ann Proheter Jamie Wooldridge ALUMNI SCHOLARS Chris Quinn Kym Collom Rene Roberts Carol Wagoner Susan Robens Jennifer Conley Suzanne Welsh DELTA ALPHA LAMBDA LAMBDA Denise Cupitt Li z Whiting DELTA UPSILON Christina Martin Tara Butterfield Sunah Kang Cynthia Curtice Karin Dydell Laura Mac Donald So nya Bowen HONOR ROLL Diane Michutka So nya Butler Lynne Daley Kri sta Nielsen Euge ni a Hurtado Caroline Nagel Ch ri stine Davis ALPHA CHI T. C. Carrol Kris Ripke Stacy Jordan Julie Simons julie Dutton Amy Adams Helen Kim Celleste Sollod Beth Cox Holly Sefl Lisa Cromley Stephanie Ebbert Janel! Alexander Tonya Poe Cecilia Toman Kari Fotschky Buffy Booker DELTA SIGMA julie Sim ons MU Jea nie Dameron Mary Landgrave Lori Crawford Lynn Harter Lynn Gionta Kathy Williams julie Lampson Samantha Lusby Carole Steffensmeier Leslie Hess Donna Gurrieri Julie Middleton Karen Hammond Melodie Marquess Julie Wink DEAN 'S LIST Christine Yang Paige Kubash Laura Owsley EPSILON ETA Lee Ann Maple Charlene Hannon OMEGA Jody Akers ZETA Mary Roe Nicole Jervis Bonnie Care Pea rso n Jennifer Frankel Karen Accursio julie Sip Jennifer Johnson Amelia Rigdon ZETA OMICRON Cassandra Bunn Ilene Reba Karen Stoll Beth Jones Lydia Samples Clarissa Cora Susa n Ferrie Stephanie Katz Daphne Woodfill IOTA Michaela Wald on HONORS PROGRAM Amy Bjornson Esther Garrandes julie Kershner Danielle Jacobs julie Wood Gina Leone LAMBDA JAMES GRAHAM Kelly Cliborn April Wyga nt BROWN SCHOLARS Elizabeth Collins Dina Mayne Andrea Masso Stacy Jordan ZETA EPSILON Jennifer DeFreeuw Jennifer Urbano Michele Mihm Cecilia Toman GAMMA PI Mary-M arga ret Fleming ALPHA CHI Rosie Dean Page Neelly THETA Denise Chaney Nicole Swirsky Kasey Geoghega n Amy Adams (National Kris Palmer Beth Morrison Jodi Darvill Shawn Gour Dean's List) ZETA OMICRON Susan Parker Deidre Ponzer Sandy Hughes Wendy Hackett Michelle Celso r (National Laura Faber Melissa Peden Kathi Wyman Robbie Owen Kristi Jewett Dean's List) Ch ristine Holland Christi ne Reinhardt Heather Payton XI Susan Robbins Katrina Kurtz Jennifer Jones ZETA RHO Amy Sm ith Emma Lewis-Smith Che ri Nash Mary Landgrave Mary Allen Tammy Trelford Debra Smith Bonnie Care Pearso n Mary Landon Webster BETA ETA Andrea Swearingen Dawn Richa rds Robin Becker Meredith Ad ams Karen Verhoef( Rachel Vincent Krys Czaczkowski Karen Weinlader Tracey Taylor Jeannie Warner GAMMA ALPHA Michelle Dougherty Amy Wehr BETANU Heather Vanderford Dena Wyatt Sherri Ca rr Linda Falcone Daun Werkman Tracy Allison Traci Worley Wheeler

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Susa n Robbins Sharo n Gill Debra Smith Stacy Rolin Tracey Taylor Marilyn Siems GAMMA TAU ZETA EPSILON Carol Estrada Lori Bergman Mary Ellen Lentz ZETANU GAMMA UPSILON Marisa Toscano Patti Peck ZETA OMICRON GAMMA PHI Clari ssa Cora Sarah Cook Sara Dick Laura Darien Kathlee n Orf jennifer Urbano, Q Teresa Snyder, IJH Beth Fe ild Deea nn Schneider Ann Horvath Kimberly Shanton Kim Thompson Daphne Woodfi ll BN chee rleaders Lea nn Fischer and Lori Everett at a GAMMA PSI ZETA RHO Bradley ga me. Kim Rose Robin Becker PRYTANEAN HONOR XI Kelley Watts Maria Fisher SOCIETY Katherine Brillhart Debbie Wright ZETA CHI Emma Lewis-S mith LAMBDA DELTA DELTA Melissa Licht Kim Gaab PHI Sherry Dann Helen Oehlbec k Michelle Pinci nce REGENT SCHOLARS DELTA ETA ZETA PSI CHEERING SIGMAS OMEGA Sa rah Gatewood LAMED A Vickie Janke Esther Ga rrandes Michelle Merando Ann Wissman Tonya Poe Jenni fe r Urbano Shelley Wissman Cecilia Toman DELTA THETA ALPHA IOTA Renee Be nnerotte THETA ALPHA ETA DELTA ETA DELTA UPSILON julie Andrews Mary Patterson Karen Duckett Rachael Tee Brenda Woodall Sonya Butler Pam Early Michelle Polios Lyda Nicas Brenda Weil DELTA SIGMA Beth Cox jill Ken nard Chri st ine Sherrod Theresa Feaga ns Ruth Kassing THETA DELTA ALPHAMU ALPHAMU DELTA PI Barbara Chait Melissa Laske ZETA IOTA Kellie McAnany Melissa Babcock julie Sip Christine Sa rris Jennifer Co nley ALPHA OMICRON julie Bommelman Dee Dee Billerbeck DELTA RHO Michele Mihm Amy Overstreet Laura Casa Andi Sweezy Helene Boa rdm an Sydney Vedder Katie Ked ian Andi Mitt man Elena Siu Mati D'Amico Janet Lawrence Andrea Kissler Amy Smi th Li sa LaG ioia jessica Winter Soni Mithani ALPHA CHI Kathlee n Maher THETA LAMBDA Allana Massie (Caprai n} Missy Mill er julie Wood Michelle Roth Michelle Martin Charissa Lin Monica Mullins Lori Perrone ALPHA OMICRON Nancy Piemonte STRAIGHT A jody McGonigle Vivian Liu BETA THETA STUDENTS jessica Forni! Denise Szymczak Michelle St. La urent Ange line Ondaa tjie Pam Rodriguez ALPHA CHI Stephanie Webster THETA ALPHA ETA Li sa Shane BETANU Cheri Binkowski Martha Hazle Cind y Wang Denise Brown DELTA SIGMA Lori Eve rett Mari a Yang Jane Chadesh BETA ZETA Lori Crawford Lea nn Fischer THETA THETA lnge Freidinger Melanie Urban THETANU Hea ther Barrett DELTA TAU GAMMA PI Michelle Novak Holl y Bowdidge Jill Marrin BETA THETA Christy Berry Louise Clausen (Mascor) Carrie Schulz Lisa Carlin Je nnifer Newell Jennifer Koster DELTA UPSILON Jodi Darvill Laura Galan jenn Wedick THETA Dawn Schermesse r Tracy Dabbs Ka ryn Sovine Cynthia Gardner Hea ther Wilson Susie Adelm ann BETANU Susa n Hansen Traci Wheeler Carrie Hochfelder Elizabeth Dynan Janet Bogovich Kellie McAnany THETA LAMBDA Marlo Huber GAMMA TAU jill Funke Lara Druckman julie Rapps Celestia Brown Melissa Liggin Kristin Marrin Britt Hendricksen judy Hoga n Sharon Sturgeo n Marilyn Li ang (Caprain} Kelli Smith GAMMA UPSILON Laurie johnson Shelly Murin Andi Sweezy THETA OMICRON Traci Thomas Kelly Konick Jennifer Kenedy jennifer Peterson Amy Mabante Mary Lewis EPSILON BETA )ana Vanderslice Patty Quinn Lori Carroll GAMMA PSI Beth Morrison Pamela Yoder Cathy Ramel Christine Hagstette Casey Burris julie Mraz Teresa Reitz THETA XI Debbie Pardo! EPSILON EPSILON Evelyn Hawes Missy Rekowski Angie Amidon Sara Rock Susan Thill man Diane Moore Wendy Skoff Heather Bea rd Kellee Sluder Paul a Stahl BETA TAU Becky Bumaugh Ja nnae Spratley Adelina Tseng Kelly Marshall Cheryl Drust Kim Suarez I Laurel Hard Anne Vansco BETA UPSILON THETA OMICRON Cathy Walker Kelly Maltby Sharon Kelley Sandy Parrish Michelle lngerman Kay Wimpy Andra Rice Stacey Lee Joyce Witkiewicz Kari Sherman Jenni fe r Ross julie Smith Amy Mabante IOTA Christine Swisher Carla Newsome Wendy Wozni ak Tara Zak Kelly Clibom Laurie Novak Lisa Wunderle Mary-Margaret Fleming EPSILON ZETA Kristin Wolfe Kasey Geoghegan GAMMA ALPHA Stephanie Ellis Shawn Gour Lana Weller Marsha Fay U.S. DISTINGUISHED Wendy Hackett GAMMA ETA Lauren Hollingsworth SCHOLAR Katrina Kurtz Tracy Ce rvenka Laura Roenker DELTA RHO LAMBDA Shelly Swinfo rd EPSILON ETA Wendy Wales Wendy Beter Jamie Wooldridge Dawn Czop Krista Fledderjohn WASHINGTON Sunah Kang GAMMA PI SCHOLAR Caroline Kelley Denise Chaney .. Michelle Snyder Ann Lee Nancy Heuker EPSILON OMEGA MU Carol ine Nagel Robbie Owen Kris Cercone Alice Ajeto Cecilia Toman Jennifer Pack Tammy Cossette Melissa Laske, AM

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JOURNALISTIC SIGMAS MUSICAL SIGMAS

ZETA BETANU EPSILON OMEGA BAND THETA LAMBDA Nicole Levesque Amy Krasner (The Hatcher) Francie Bulge r Cass Caufield THETA Susan Marguilies (Vice Liz Ludlow BETA TAU ZETA IOTA Bekah Beal President) Mindy Patti THETA Patti Unti Bekah Beal (Daily lllini) Nicole Diamond (Tower Renee Hausknecht Stacie P a l ~ THETANU Kris Eggers (Daily lllin i) yea rbook) Kristi Wiebenga Lori Parr Ca rla Bennett GAMMA ETA Ca rrie Goerne (Daily /1/ini) Ch ris Holmes ZETAMU LAMBDA Lisa McBee Kim Twohig Beth Heiberge r (Daily llliniJ Mechele Leonard (Key to the Michelle Fischer (The Triton Kelley Silve rs Debbie Nevill GAMMA UPSILON Emily Heidenry (Daily llliniJ Greeks Editor) )'earbook) Rachelle Park Laura Be rn aue r Carola Monry (Key to the MU Amy King (Dail y lllini) Dana Flax (Greek Quarterly Kari Coglon DELTA DELTA Greeks Art Director) Marguerite Madden (WPGU Wri ter) Adrin Stauffer CHOIR Kari Andrews Radio Station) Andy Werge r (Florida Greek Julie Munro XI ALPHA CHI Sa rah Yockey Carol Pedone (Daily /1/ini) maga~ine) Di ane Srepner (The Triton Je nnife r Greer Kim Hensley DELTA PI Deidre Panzer (/ll io )'earbook) GAMMA ALPHA yearbook) BETA THETA Shawn Gerhardt Cathy Sayon (/llini Greek Diane Bieman (Mirror) Laura McKee ZETANU Carolyn Winge rd Kelcey Jacobs Karla Young newspaper) Krista Holland (Mirror and Cor. Christina Besosa Pam Rodriguez Kathi Wyman (Dai ly llli ni) of Centennial) Susa n Wingerd EPSILON BETA ZETA OMICRON Alexa Von Rothe Lori Carroll GAMMA ETA OMEGA IOTA Lara Ferry (AriDELTA TAU DELTA PI Gretchen Fern (Th e Lisa Brill (Copy Editor) Allison Lind (CU E yearbook) Alice Fulmer Patti Ronca Georgetonian) Leslie Simboli Susa n Schoenly Melody Petitt DELTA PI EPSILON ETA Bonnie Care Pea rson (Editor, Jean Wedick Linda Thorn ZETA OMICRON Kim Siar (Eagle Eye] Jody Akers Stephanie Sabo The Georgeronian) Hea ther Wil son Terry Laesser DELTA UPSILON DANCE TEAM BETA ZETA THETANU Lisa Pace ZETA RHO Julie Meye r (Standard ETA Kris Mundy Ma rci Kozichowsky (Greek Melissa Stork (Rou nd Up ZETA RHO newspaper) Kathy Chayka Editor) yearbook Editor-in-Chief) Michelle Bright THETA ALPHA Lisa Plunkett Jennifer Hay BETA ETA April Wygant (Standard THETA XI Julie Eshback Angela Langely Jea nne Bulduc newspaper) Cindy Stewart (Tiger Cub Ki m Law (President) PHI THETA OMICRON Tamara Fort (Massachuse tts swden r handbook) Holly Marcin Rhonda Bureau Erika Omundson Daily Collegian) EPSILON ZETA Sa rah Watson ]en Henderson Tanya Bricking Lisa Pfe iffe r Stephanie Whi te . .EIIl!la Poccia FLAC CORPS BETA THETA Tamara Vo niski Linda Thorn Sherri Bacus Jocel yn Wright Ca rol Willard Missy Sabean THETA EPSILON ETA Sara Sjosten (Marie rrana THETA OMICRON ALPHAMU Michelle Forrest Ka thleen Duerr (FC Pu lse) THETA ALPHA )'earbook) Angie Ma rvin Kim Powell Regina Capu to Mary Beth Kovochich Eli zabeth Wa nner Krista Fledderjohn (FC Prdse)

16-Summer 1989/Sigma Kappa Triangle Our Very Best . . . The Tradition Continues

PANHELLENIC SICMAS

ZETA Maureen Sammon Rachel Hoehn Kate Calion MUSICAL Maura Blue (Treasurer} Elena Siu Kathy Patton Sara Dick ETA ALPHA CHI Suzy Sharbutt (Rush Counselor Kirsten Farrel SIC MAS Joy Edwards Krist)• Bishop Coordinator , Recording Lau ra Gray Christine Holland THETA Buffy Booker Secretary} CONT'D Donna Moss (Treasurer) Melodie Marquess (Vice DELTA THETA Michelle Jenks Jennifer Kreisel LAMBDA President} judith Bauer Jamie McKinney Suzette Dean Karen Larmour XI Joanne Bal Shannon Stewart BETA ZETA Mic helle Polios (Secretary) Steph Carlson Cecilia Toman Lee Mass Michelle Goldstein (I st Vice Denise Wagers (Vice President} Nichole Morrissey MU Carol Ziege r Lori Phillips Kerria nne Tupac Erin Lynch (Secretary} President} DELTA IOTA Jeanne Varner OMEGA XI BETA ETA ZETA PHI julie Brocklebank Lesli e Wil son Cindy Cutler Mat)' McBride Penny Boa rdsman Beth Fere r DELTA PI Laura McKee Sue Ruffino (Secre tary} ALPHA THETA Rebecca Gittins Kelly Charles (Membership Kelli Ann Carlton TAU Mel issa Holt Director} ZETA CHI Jamie MJnco Susanna Ernst Kelly Mills Stephanie Zook (Treasurer} Stephanie Titus (President} ZETA RHO Kim Fortkamp Mary Nealand DELTA SIGMA ZETA PSI Mary Beth Hornack Lisa Pfe iffer (Co-caprain) Susan Nixon Karen Cassens Lau ra Klonowski (Treasurer} Dee Hurm (Vice President of THETANU Jennifer Warmuth (Vice Alinda Dickson THETA ALPHA Marjorie Hoffman Commtmication) President of Rttsh) Carol Happ Carey Ance (Vice President of Lisa Serdy BETA THETA Katie Hranka Rush} Ci ndy Slavic ORCHESTRA Lexy Heatly (President} julie LaBounry (President} Wendi Craven Maureen Spinner Laura· Musial DELTA SIGMA Maura Keenan THETA DELTA Julie Woolington Colleen Kelley Shelley Spector Laura Dokmo Laura Dawkins PHI Jennifer McGarr Kimlee Northrop DELTA TAU Ta ra Finnigan (President} Monica Anderson (Northeast BETANU Jennifer Johnson Panhellenic Conference Carol Kingery (MIFCA!MAPCA ZETA RHO Jenny Lino (Central Rush Area Vice President) Karen Weinlade r Secretary, Vice Prestdent} julie Eshbach Coordinator} Gretchen Massey Heather Kent Rhonda Capobianco THETA ZETA Sue Th illman DELTA UPSILON Lee McGiamory THETA IOTA Melissa Nelson BETA TAU Kay Jacobsen (Secretary) Carol Ba rach Abby Pitman (Greek Week THETA IOTA Coordinator) Sharon Gossett DELTA PSI judy Bernacki (Treasurer} Kim Fig Meche lle Leonard Betsy Johnson OMEGA Jane Humphries (Vice Presiden t} Traci Crowley (Secretary•} Esther Garrandes GAMMA ALPHA EPSILON BETA Michele Walbert (Vice President} THETA LAMBDA Krista Holland (Vice President} Sa rah Park ALPHA EPSILON Leslie Delcambre (Rush THETA THETA Denae Bishop (Informal Rush GAMMA ETA Chairman} Lisa Ardvini THETA OMICRON Stephanie Barnum Holly Kirby (Vice Presiden t} Allison Lind (Vice President} Jane Westerbreck Coordinator} Am y Bu rrough Tracy Cmenka EPSILON EPSILON THETA LAMBDA Karen Ch ri stiansen Jill Ye rkes Lisa Gable (President} Cosette Guttierrez Deb Gierat GAMMA PI Priscilla Tucker (Treasurer) Ma rilyn Liang Diane Gillespie (Informal Rttsh Daphne Smith (President) EPSILON ZETA Rachel Wilks (Vice President) Coordinator) GAMMA TAU Sa ra Adams (Rttsh Chairman) THETA XI Jane McCrake n Robi n Reppond Karla West Lisa Catalano ALPHA THETA Melissa Smith (Vice Presiden t} EPSILON ETA Tricia Gorman Margo Clark (Vice President) GAMMA UPSILON Patti Perez (President} Cindy Stewart Sandy Leona rd (IFC Liaison} Tammy Golobis h (Recording EPSILON UPSILON THETA OMICRON Vickie Toler Secretary} Melanie DeVat)' (Inter-Greek Lisa Fedler ALPHAMU GAMMA PHI Council Co-President} Carole Braden Tracy Sterck (Vice Preside nt} Stephanie Frankel (Inter-Greek Mo nica Brady GAMMA PSI Council Co-President} Ali Buden Kym Travis (Vice President} ZETA EPSILON Katie Fagan Debbie Wright (President} Suzanne Fiering Beth Finkelste in DELTA ALPHA Ilana Kalb Jill Freeberg Rochanak Sabersadeh Lisa Kisabeth Elaine Hyde (Vice President of Nicolle Moeller Membership} ZETA IOTA Marissa Reyes Jennife r Mleczek Suzy Adamski (Vice President) julie Bommelman (Treasurer} Lisa Sheftel DELTA DELTA Melissa Sokol (Jr. Panhellenic Suzi Bond (2nd Vice Presiden t) ZETAMU Treastmr} Te ri Presti (Jr. Panhellenic Debbie Hanser (President) Mary Zinke! President} Mari Hashitate ALPHA OMICRON Pamela Sudomir (Treasurer} ZETANU Janine Magya r (President} Jennife r Wendrow (Jr. Panhel- Anne Hitzfelde r (President) Dori Neal len ic President} ZETA OMICRON Chris O'Connor DELTA ETA Monique Cesvet Amy Overstreet Kelley Hayes Donna Clinard

Sigma Kappa Triangle/S ummer 1989-17 Our Very Best . . . The Tradition Continues

POLITICAL SIGMAS

ZETA Lisa White (LSA Representative GAMMA ALPHA EPSILON ZETA Jennifer Frankel (Am. Director for Michigan Student Becky Beougher (Student Repre- Mari Knights for P11blic Relation s, College Assembly) senrarive Cou ncil) EPSILON ETA Democra t Officer} ALPHA OMICRON GAMMA BETA Jody Akers Kristen Goodwin (White House Naomi Goldman Brooke Robel (President of Politi· Sandy Fortney (Secretary) Internship) Shannon Kline cal Science Group) Kim No lde r Emily Kroopnick (Co llege Elena Siu Republica ns, Republica n Na- GAMMA ETA EPSILON UPSILON ALPHICHI rional Commirree Fundraiser} Carol Wagoner (St udent Sena te} Mel anie DeVary (Senator} Kim Cooper, I Julie Eckler (Srudenr Govern- Ilene Reba (Political Com muni- GAMMA PI Erika Kurtz (Senator) men! Representative) Traci Spillman (Se nator) ca tion Club Secretary} Amy Foreman (Senator) THETA DELTA Lee Estes (President of Pierce Jeannie Tomlin (Senator) ETA Robbie Owen (Vice President) Tara Finnigan Hall) Heather Payton (Judicial Co un - EPSILON OMEGA Cheri Binkowski (Srudenl \'ilel- Martha Hazle (Student Govern- Karin Grazia ni (Delaware Con- fare and Human Relations cil Chairman) Janet Corria s11mer Interest Council) menr Rep) Susan Robbins (Senator) Kari Lovtang Commissioner) Cindy Jones (Student Govern- Kathleen Merkell (Student Karis Mineau (President of Stephanie Shively (Senator) And rea Sesto Connection) menr Rep} Tracey Taylor (Treasurer) Srudent Senate) Dawn Keeling (S tudent Govern- ZETA EPSILON Lea Millenbach (Hall Jill Stevens (Recording Secretary ment Rep) GAMMA TAU Rosie Dean GovernmenT) Deborah Coleman Samantha Giffin (Senator) of Sruden r Senate) Mary Landgrave (Student Execu- Stacy Paxson (Treasurer} Robi n Reppond Karen Gross (Senator) THETA rive Co 1m cil Secretary) Lisa Rainey Karen Underwood Nicole Swirsky Sa rah Freedlund (Student Gov- Melodie Marquess (Student Mimi Samulewicz (Student Stacey Wong ernment Association) Government Speaker Pro- GAMMA UPSILON Alumni Association) Lisa Mangione (HRFS Srudent Tempore) Karen Chroniste r (Se nator, Sru- ZETAMU Ella Sheaffer (Hall Government} Coun cil Publicity Chairman ) Jamie McKinney (Sruden r Gov- dent Cabine t) Robin Ehrbacher Kristin Smith (Srudent Alumni Cathy Walker (Southern Illinois ernme nr Speaker Pro-Tem pore} Karen Miller (Senator) Tamara Kukla Association) Students' Associa tion Laura Owsley (Srudent Govern- Loweda Woods (Senato r} Debbie Leffert Mary Landon Webste r (Hall President) ment Rep , Srudent Govern ment GAMMA PHI Kathy Lund Government} IOTA Parliamentarian) Susan Brooks (Student Senator, Lisa Saltzman THETA IOTA Kim Cooper (Se nator) Tracy Pendyg raft (S tudent Gov- Senate Academics Com mittee ZETANU Gretchen Geitter Rebecca Murray (Secre tary) LAMBDA ernment Rep) Chair, NC Student Legislature Cristina Besosa (External Affairs Therese King (Vice President of Lisa Reeves (Student Govern- Delegation Chairperson) Committee) THETA THETA Senior Class) menr Rep) Susan Bu r (Executive Branch Aislinn Donovan (Vice Christine Bahr Tisa Poe (Executive Affairs Vice Susan Shook (Stude nt Execu ri ve Public Relations Committee President) Heather Barrett President) Cou ncil Chairman) Co-chairman) Shannon Keathley (External Kyra DeMarco Ann Horvath (S tuden t Sena tor) Affairs Co mmittee} XI BETA ZETA Monica DiNatale Sue Hoffman (Young Democrats) Nancy Carol Jones (Student ZETA OMICRON THETA LAMBDA Marcia Lyons (University Affairs Senator) Student Senate} Jennife r Ley (College Kathy Anderso n Anthia Chen (Secretary Republicans) Shelly Jordan (S tudent Senator) Karmie Boor (Senate Aide) General) Mary McBride (University Robin Knittel (Executive Branch Affairs Sr uden r Sena te} BETA ETA Lau ra Fabe r Carissa Climaco (President, Lisa Hamar (Srudenr judicia ry Programs and Projects Commi t- Lara Hagerty Class of 1989) Jennifer Mead (Sena te Elections tee Chair) Commi rr ee) Board) Christine Holland (Senate Aide) Vivian Liu (Social Chairman, GAMMA PSI Kristen Kirst PHI Pam Hickey (Swdent S11preme Class of 1989) Court ju stice) Terri Borchert (Representative) Karen Larmou r (Senate Aide) Dawn Mitzner (Co-Social Chair- Elizabeth Barrett (Union Board Kelli Campbell (Secre tary) Lee Mass (Assistan t Vice President of Personnel) BETA THETA man , Class of 1991) Kim Rose Commissioner) May Chau (Union Board) Sherri Bacus (Student Judicial Cynthia Starr (Social Chair, Katie Orf Dina D'Aifonso (Union Board) Board Chairperson) DELTA ALPHA Classof 1992) Amy Patterson Karen Littman (Union Boa rd Lisa Haddock (S tudent Body Ex- Tammy Thomas (Hoyt Hall Cindy Wang (Senior We ek Claudia Rizzo Treasurer) ecurive Board Vice Presiden t) Governor} Coordinator) Kim Shanton (Senate Aide) Jody Manville (Un ion Board) Suzanne Harding (Srudenr Body DELTA DELTA Rachel Wilks (Co-Social Chair- Marcie Spiegelman Marjorie Newman (Union Board Rep for M.L. Department) man, Class of 1991) Becky Gibson (JudiciaT)' Board) Molly Spengler Vice President of Programming) Michelle Moist (Srudent Body Arlene Yang (Undergraduate DELTA ETA Tara Stephenson Association Representative) OMEGA Execu tive Board Public Rela- Sarah Gatewood (Academic rions Director) Susie Tritschler THETANU Kim Gray (Undergrad1wte Stud- Affairs Chai r} Lisa Zaklan ies Senator) BETA NU Michelle Me randa (Special Kelli Smith (Honor Council) ZETA RHO Claudia Kirk (Co llege Republi- Sheera Jacobs (Senator) Events Chair) THETA XI Kim Becker cans Membership Chairman) Lisa Meyrand Amy And rews BETA TAU Kim Law Dara Taylor Marcelic (Hall Sharon Gossett (Swdeni Susan Roberts Leigh Armstrong ZETA PHI President) Government) DELTA PI Jane Bigge r Marion Ragusa ALPHA THETA Michele Korver (Se nator, Public julie Tritt (Se nator) Lisa Fuller THETA ALPHA Laurie Howell Bridgett Heav rin Relations Cabinet) DELTA RHO Carey Ance (Justice) Stefani Lisano ALPHA IOTA Mechele Leonard (Se nator) Kim Hessler (Vice Presiden t) Angela Langley (Senator} Robin Teal (Program Board Andy Werge r (Recrearion Susan Robinson THETA OMICRON Secre taT)') Cabinet) Kim Powell (Senator) Tricia Blum (Executive Aide ro Alyssa Wilson (Public Relations DELTA UPSILON Laura Prevatt (Se nator, President Presiden t) ALPHA MU Michele Eib Cabinet) of Young Democrats) Jen ny Burg (Residence Hall As- )ill Freeberg (Vice President Uni- Paula Nickel THETA ZETA sociarion judicial Board) versiry Activities Cente r) BETA UPSILON Mary Roe Piper Pa rsons (Budget Advisor) Lisa Fedler Lois Kim (Political Science Clu b Bethany Shue Sharon Sturgeon Campus Rep) Jill Wolffi Continued on page 22

18-Summer 1989/Sigma Kappa Triangle Chapter Consultants and Graduate Counselors: THe SRIRIT ef Sigma Kappa

!:::,. by Sandi George, Chairman of Chapter Consultants, BI

~ K eeping the Spirit Alive, the the~e ?f Graduate Counselors: personal and professional growth through the col­ # COTS 1989, will be bmught to hfe m legiate experience. However, these opportunities the coming year by fifteen loyal and en­ Cultivating the Spirit do not cease upon graduation. Each year, the Na­ thusiastic women who have been selected to serve A Graduate Counselor is a National Officer tional Council strives to build our leadership by as Chapter Consultants (CCs) and Graduate who, in addition to her work for Sigma Kappa, is hiring ambitious, self-motivated graduates who Counselors (GCs) . These women have been pursuing an advanced degree. Each year the Na­ want to ensure the future of Sigma Kappa. As a car@fully chosen to help Sigma Kappa reach new Chapter Consultant or Graduate Counselor, you tional Council will identi~ specific chapters for heights as we begin a new decade. Their_iobs will Graduate Counselor assignments. Providing sup­ could take part in the leadership and direction of be challenging, but the rewards of their efforts port and guidance to one designated chapter is our sorority. If challenge and responsibility ap­ will be tenfold. As a result of the tremendous the role of a GC. While her responsibilities are peal to you, then consider the opportunities of orowth of the Chapter Consultant and Graduate very similar to that of a CC, the GC has the the CC and GC programs. It is also interesting to Counselor programs, each of our collegiate chap­ note that several former CCs have received a full opportun,ity to concentrate her energies in the d~­ ters can expect to benefit from the knowledge, velopment of one, very special chapter. In addi­ term or internship credit for their experience as a energy, and dedication of our 1989-1990 Chap­ tion, Sigma Kappa will pay a sGholarship stipend consultant. ter Consultants and Graduate Counselors in the to the GC to help defer the cost of graduate Cnapter Consultants and Graduate Counsel­ coming year! school. The combination of leadership experi· ors are hired on an annual basis, generally in ence and an advanced degree has made the Grad- March for the following academic year. Depend­ Chapter Consultants: ate Counselor program a worthwhile investment ing on the need of the sorority, mid-year CCs and Taking the Spirit for many talented Sigmas over the past several GCs may also be employed to begin in January. years. Applications for mid-year CCs and GCs, if appli­ on the road With the success of our expansion efforts cable, are mailed to the collegiate chapters in late September and are due in October. Selected can­ Chapter Consultants are paid, National Offi­ throughout the past few years, the Gradua~e cers, of the sorority. Rush supervision, officer Counselor program . is expected to grow. Th1s didates are invited to interview in late October. training, and workshop facilitation are among the year, Memphis State University, the University .of Annual applications are also sent in late October many responsibilities of the position. A Chapter North Carolina at Chatfotte, and the UnivefSlty to all chapters with a deadline date of December Consultant may travel each week to a different of Arizona will benefit from the on-going 31 . In the beginning of February, qualified candi­ college campus or may be assigned to work with a leadership of their Graduate Counselors, Lori dates will be invited to interview. Interviews will new colony for several months during a coloniza­ Hartman, Shannon Ball, and Missy Wilmer be held in March and offers will be extended by tion period. respectively. the end of the month. Interviews are conducted The CC position has often been described as by two National Officers who will assess the mo­ "a once-in-a-lifetime-opportunity!" In addition Bringing the Spirit to You tivation, leadership, and communication skills of to the benefits of travel and friendship, Chapter each candidate. This year promises to be one of continued Consultants have an opportunity to refine impor­ Training is provided to Ch_apter Consultants growth and accomplishment for Sigma Kappa. and Graduate Counselors during the week pro­ tant professional skills of public speaking, The 1989-1990 Chapter Consultants and Grad­ problem-solving, and leadership development. ceeding COTS or Convention. In addition, uate Counselors are a dynamic group of women Chapter Consultants participate in advanced The high level of responsibility given a CC has who have set high personal goals and expecta­ also enhanced her marketability for future career training sessions at the NPC Field Representative tions in order to build the fine reputation of Seminar (for Consultants of all national so­ positions. Sigma Kappa. In the coming year, Sigma Kappa The 1989-90 CC staff combines talents and rorities), August review training, and mid-year will provide indil~dual support to each of her vitality of twelve outstanding Sigma Kappa lead­ training. chapters through the guidance of the Chapter Excitement, challenge, and everlasting friend­ ers from coast to coast. Each of these women Consultants and Graduate Counselors. will be assigned to work with 10-20 chapters ships, are all a part of the CC and GC experi­ throughout the United States helping them t? Do you have the SPIRIT? ence. We strongly encourage your consideration become successful, contributing groups on their of these unique opportunities as you begin to ex­ respective campuses. Sigma Kappa provides many opportunities for plore your career options!

Sigma Kappa Triangle/Summer 1989-19 Ann Felice Bertin Laura Bonomo Chapter Consultant Chapter Consultant Ch er. Mu Chapter: Zeta Omega Chapter: Gamma Theta College:tlniversiry of Washington College: Louisiana State University College: California State Universiry~Long Beac~ Major: P,hilosophy Major: Management Major: Marketing c- .Ho ~ . eattle, WA Hometown: Memphis, TN Hometown: Huntington Beach, CA I:K es: .fresident, Public Relations Chair, I:K Acivities: President, Vice President of Pledge I:K Activities: President, Vice President, flair Education, Senior Panhellenic Delegate , junior Sisterhood Chair, Preference Day Chair, Colony Cam us vities and Honors: Phi Alpha Delta Panhellenic Delegate, Pledge Class Treasurer Member Pre-Law Fraternity-Special Events Chair, Campus Activities and Honors: Charter memb Campus Activities and Honors: Panhellenic Washington Scholar, University of Washington of LSU Management Society, LSU Accoutfftnn•rw••u ...... resident, Sigma Kappa Outstanding Senior Filipino Alumni Association Scholarship Society

Kristin Keifer Kelly Kirby Chapter Consultant Chapter Consultant Chapter Consultant Chapter: Beta Nu Chapter: Gamma Eta Chapter: Beta Nu College: Bradley University College: Ball State University College: Bradley University Major: Creative Advertising and Public Relations Major: Psychology/Social Work Major: Early Childhood/Elementary Education Hometown: Tucson, AZ Hometown: Hartwell, GA Hometown: Waukegan, IL I:K Activities: Recording Secretary, Corresponding I:K Activities: Corresponding Secretary, Spirit and I:K Activities: Vice President of Pledge Education, Secretary, Ritual Chair Unity Chair, Pledge Class Vice President Panhellenic Delegate, Sophomore Class Campus Activities and Honors: Panhellenic Rush Campus Activities and Honors: Cardinal Corps Representative Chair, Panhellenic Public Relations Chair, Student Secretary, Order of Omega President, Student Campus Activities and Honors: Order of Omega, Body Secretary, Yearbook Editor, Arbitration Orientation Corp. and Board, Psi Chi Psychology Bradley Association for the Education of Young Board, Order of Omega Vice President, Student Honorary, Study Abroad Ball State London Centre Children Charter member, Newman Council Senate, Outstanding Young Women of America, Most Active Sigma Kappa

20-Summer 1989/Sigma Kappa Triangle Kelly Morgan Stacy Paxson Laura Placanica Chapter Consultant Chapter Consultant Chapter Co nsultant Alpha Delta Chapter: Theta Delta Chapter: Theta Zeta College: University of Tennessee, Knoxville College: University of Delaware College: University of Virginia Major: Political Science and Speech Major: Finance and Marketing Major: Rhetoric and Communications Studies Communication · Hometown: Absecon, NJ Hometown: Oakton, VA Hometown: Knoxville, TN .EK Activities: Panhellenic Delegate, Pledge Class .EK Activities: President, Vice President, Colony .EK Activities: President, Panhellenic Delegate, Treasurer Member, Outstanding Representation and Scholarship Chair, Social Chair, Philanthropy Campus Activities and Honors: Undergraduate Dedication to Sigma Kappa Chair, Standards Board, COTS Delegate '87 Student Congress Treasurer and Nominations Campus Activities and Honors: Rush Counselor, Chair, Board ofTrustees Committee on Education Order of Omega, IFC Liaison, jane Temple For more information on the Gradu­ and Training, Pre· Law Student Association, ate Counselor and Chapter Consult­ Memorial Award, Monar Board Programming American Marketing Association, Outstanding ant program, contact Sandi George, Director, Volunteer for Reading for the Blind, Phi Students of America, Order of Omega 908 Partridge Lane, Bowling Green, Eta Sigma, Alpha Lambda Delta, Golden Key OH 43402. Honorary, Graduated Magna Cum Laude ·'

Denise Shepard Chapter Consultant Chapter: Delta Delta Chapter: Epsilon Tau .... College: Central Michigan University College: California State University, Fullenon Major: Graphic Design Major: Communication Hometown:, Euless, TX Hometown: Tustin, CA .EK Activities: Recording Secretary, Public .EK Activities: Vice President of Pledge Education, Relations Chair, Greek Week Sing· Chair Asst. Rush Chairman, Parents Club President, Campus Activities and Honors: Panhellenic Rush Triangle Correspondent, and Alumnae Counselor, Society of Typographical Ans Founding Correspondent Member and Secretary, CMU Chippettes Porn Pan Campus Activities and Honors: Public Relations Squad, Orchesis Dance Theatre Society of America, 3 year member of University Singers

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SlOMA BEAUTY QUEENS Con tinued from page 18

ZETA GAMMA ALPHA Kristi Sulliva n (Miss Universit y THETA XI Carol Blymire (Mi ss DC Paige Meye r (Derby Days Qu een of Central Arkansas Jane Bigger (Miss Greek \Vee k Pageant } representative} contestant} Pa geant) Christina Luconi (Greek GAMMA BETA Do nna Syrja (Pledge Qu een) Kim Hottenstein (Miss Auburn Goddess} Ruth ann Workens (Delta Sigma DELTA UPSILON Universit y Pageant} Patricia O'Connell (Sigma Chi Phi Sweetheart) Kristin Case (Mi ss White Carna­ Kellee Slude r (3rd runn er up Derby Darling} tion conteslant) Miss Auburn Universit y GAMMA ETA Pageant) XI Donna Crader (Miss White Car­ Emily Cozad (Miss Ba ll State Kim Strag (Mi ss Auburn Univcr­ Mal)' Wagner (Miss Northwest nation conteswnt ) ·con testant) sit )' Pageant) Ka nsas} Amy Frieden (Miss Ball State Carrie Maierhoffe r (I st place DaiS)' Ma c contest) Gina Wills (Miss Artburn Uni­ PHI co ntes tant) versit y Pageant} Tracy Aucone (Sigma Chi Derb)' Krista Oeschlaeger (Bikini GAMMA PI THETA DELTA Queen 1989) Sa mm i Bateman (Moun t Laurel contcs lant) El ise Champagne (Gree k \'\leek Leanne Ransdall (Bikini Dawn Bailey (I st nmncr up nominee} Moth er-Daught er USA Goddess 1988) Daphne Smith (Mount Lau rel contesiant) Julie Rapps (Sexy Legs Pageant} Gi na Daddona (Greek Wee k nominee} Goddess 1989) participan t) Jennifer Cloyd (Miliken Univer­ Angie Steinbeck (O ld So uth sit y Talent Scholarship in Miss Sa rah Pinckney (S igma Chi Rose, Mount Lau rel nominee) Linda Street (Derby Da ys Qt< ccn Derby Queen 1988) participant) National Teen, 1989) GAMMA TAU Angel Walton (Mi ss Greek Beth Jones (Mi ss Universit y of OMEGA Christy Dowd (Freshman Bea wy S. M.S.U. Moonlighting Pagea nt Delau•are Pagea nt) Sandi Breske (Miss Florida Swte nominee} contes tant) Kristen Peters (Mi ss Ma ryland Universit)' pa rticipant} Carol Estrada (G reek Goddm, April Wyga nt (2 nd place Sexy Pa gea nt) Dara Taylor Marcelic (Look '88 Sophomore Beauty} Legs} Stacy Richards (Miss South Cen­ Atlanta fina list} Kelly Pate (Freshman Bea ut y EPSILON EPSILON tral Pennsylvan ia} Diana Sc haefer (I st mn ner up nominee} Laura Wehner (Miss Universit y Miss Wes t Pasco} R0bin Reppond (So phomore Jenni fer Wall (Mi ss Universit y of Georgia finalist} of Dela wa re, Miss Wilmington, ALPHA THETA Favorite} DE) Jill Johns (2nd place Greek DELTA ETA EPSILON ZETA Godd ess) Lori lei Reynolds ( l st mnner up Sherrie Mallicoat (Kappa Sigma Calendar Girl , Pi Kappa Alpha ALPHA IOTA Miss johnson Co rmty and Miss Legs Contes t Winner} Debbie Mu sikas (G reek Week Congenialit y} Lynn Swallows (I st mnner up Goddess part icipa nt ) DELTA THETA Lambda Chi Alpha Wat er· ALPHA OMICRON Bridget Breecher (Miss Univer­ melon Bust Beatlly Contes t} Renie Marco (Beau ty Contest si ty contestant} participant} ZETANU DELTA PI Shannon Keathley (Besifest ALPHA CHI Shanna Cunnigham (Dairy Qu een ) Mary Landgrave (Belle of the Princess) ZETA OMICRON Blue Scholarsh ip Pageant Christy Keise r (G reek Goddess} Lara Fe rry (Ari;opa National Wi nn er} Heidi O'Neal (Dairy Princess} Livestock Show Qu een) Melodie Marquess (Belle of the Kim Siar (Gree k Goddess} ZETA PHI Blue Scholarship Pagean t DELTA TAU participant ) Su za nne Quardt (4 th runner up Kerri Anderso n (Body Bea utiful} Ms. Rutgers} Mari sa Smi th (Be lle of the Blue Angela Gober (Mi ss University Scholarship Pageant Ist runner of Ce ntro! Arkansas THETA ALPHA up} co ntestant} Carey Ance (Mi ss Maiden, Miss BETA TAU Lori Looney (Miss Knockout} No rth Ca rolin a contes wnt) Kelly Marshall (Miss University Beth Love (Miss Universit )' of Ca rey Ance, of Fl orida pa rt icipant} Cen tra l Arkansas contestant} eA

Dawn Bailey, €M Jane Bigger, es Mal)' Wa gner, S

22-Summ er 1989 /Sigma Kappa Tr ia ngle Our Very Best . . . The Tradition Continues

SIGMAS IN HONORARIES

ALPHA DELTA EPSILON Katie Heinz Christy Brock Nancy Heuke r CAMMA BETA PHI THETA Britt Hendricksen Tracy Cervenka Robbie Owen (service/ scholarship) Beth Heibe rger Amy Heyen Melissa Driggs Daphne Smith GAMMA PHI Laurie Johnson Wendy Fehrman Tracey Taylor Alisha Ambu rghey ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Kim Koide Lisa Holtke Mari Wh ite Joan Mu rray (pre·medJ Susanne Koss Staci Kratz THETA ALPHA Nicole Valvano ZETA OMICRON Maguerite Madden Shelly Swinford Kim Powell Tina Woodard Lee Mass Beth Morriso n Michelle Symmes Ma rlo Oeschel THETANU DELTA TAU THETANU Carol Wagoner Stephanie Barron Edmona Moore Nami Lee Deidre Panzer Jamie Wooldridge Sara Rock Carrie Hochfelder Nita Myers THETA XI ZETANU Melissa Liggin Leslie Schenk Katie Ryan Anne Hitzfelder Michelle Owens Leigh Ann Steir Dede Smith Christy Pierce Lisa Sturm ALPHA CHI SICMA Katy Treanor (chemistry) THETA ALPHA Kim Suarez THETANU Carey Ance Adelina Tseng THETA LAMBDA Kristi Tykal Holly Bowdidge Wendy Craven ALPHA EPSILON RHO Lisa Ca rlin Vivia n Liu Le igh Ann Hawley (communication) Brooke Vondrasek Cindy Wang (Hisrorian) Jane Weaver Maribeth Ellis Melissa Fitz-Simmons ALPHA IOTA Sandy West Cynthia Gardne r Cindy Kallam Carrie Hochfe lder BETA ALPHA PSI Colleen Hale Kathi Wyman (accounting) Da niell Martin Liz Hillary Marjo rie Hoffman Kim Powell IOTA IOTA BETA UPSILON Marlo Huber THETA NU Ki mCoope r (Jr. Advisor) Lisa Koenemann Mary-Ma rga ret Fleming Elizabeth Mille r Mary-Margaret Fleming Karen Baehr Stefanie MacNabb MU Lisa Carlin GAMMA RHO Kasey Geoghegan Debbie Nevill Christine Yang Lisa Barke r Marti Gro nich (Historian) Maribeth Ellis Jennife r Smith DELTA RHO Cynthia Gardner Kristi Jewett Kelli Smith ALPHA ZETA Cherie Nash Pam Giannotti Carrie Hochfelder Shelley Spivey Mary Beth Gregory Marjorie Hoffma n EPSILON OMEGA ALPHA IOTA ]ana Vanders lice JoDee Hahn Kathy Pfeiffer Marlo Hube r julie Andrews THETA XI Lisa Koenemann Suzi Baughman ZETA PSI ALPHA THETA Julie Crawford Kelli Orack Brenda Lew is EPSILON Amy Gittings Andrea Fulton Melissa Ligg in Nancy Griffin EPSILON BETA Tricia Gorman BETA BETA BETA Stefanie MacNabb Robi n Reinker Jea nne Scott cbiologyJ Stephanie Roth Tric ia Miguez Julie Robinson Shannon Stumpf Michelle Swenson ETA Jennifer Smith ALPHA CHI THETA OMICRON Liz Betts Kelli Smith ALPHA KAPPA DELTA Buffy Booker Lisa Fedler All ison Truckenbrod Traci Thomas (sociology) Cary Crawford Stacey Lee ]ana Vanderslice Gretchen Fern ALPHA CHI THETA DELTA Diane Leeper Michelle Celsor Pamela Yoder Jennifer Johnson Chanin Gillock Carla Newsome Martha Hazle Shanda Jones CAMMA EPSILON Michele Mihm Laurie Novak Allana Massie (District II Shanda Jones Liz Whiti ng LAMBDA THETANU Elizabeth Keown President) Karen Evans Kristin Wolfe Linnea Sharp ALPHA IOTA Samantha Lusby Leslie Praeger ALPHA KAPPA PSI Allana Massie ALPHA PI MU DELTA THETA Laura McKinley (industrial Melissa Smith CAMMA THETA ALPHA EPSILON Laura Owsley engineering) UPSILON Jill Gallagher (Treasurer) EPSILON ZETA Amelia Rigdon Ann Rushing (geography) Diane Maach (Secretary) BETANU Marisa Smith Leanne Fischer EPSILON OMEGA THETA DELTA TAU BETA ZETA Stacie Palfy Laurie Mci ntire GAMMA PHI Janet Co rreia Elayne Kochis LeAnn Ogbu rn Candace Somers ZETA CHI DELTA KAPPA PHI Elizabeth McCourt Kim Thompson EPSILON EPSILON Stephanie Titus ctexti/esJ Krista Dean BETANU ALPHA SICMA MU THETA THETA GAMMA PHI Kim Pulliam Missy Bradley (metallurgical and ma· Kathleen Panepinto Courtney Fields Wendy Menozzi terials engineering) Elizabeth Guvernator ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Pam Mozdzierz BETA CAMMA SICMA (freshman) Jen nifer Peterson THETA cbusinessJ DELTA OMICRON Britt Hendricksen ETA Patty Quinn MU ALPHA CHI Liz Betts Teresa Reitz ALPHA PHI SICMA Christine Yang Maria Stotz (Vice President) Jane Chadesh Missy Rekowski (academic) DELTA SIGMA Lisa Hayden Melan ie Rocush DELTA SICMA PI DELTA THETA Carole Steffensmeier CbusinessJ Karessa McKnight Gina Taylo r Jul ie Wink BETA TAU Cheryl Scholten BETA UPSILON Ashley Reese Melissa Smith THETANU Chris Holmes Leah St. John Carrie Schulz Tracy Barge r Allison Truckenbrod Allison Jacobs THETA ALPHA DELTA ETA Sharon Waltz Michele Korve r Bethany Gehring THETA OMICRON Amy Bittiker Tanya Shay THETA Alyssa Wilson ALPHA CHI DELTA SIGMA Michele Anderson BETA UPSILON (scholarship) BETA KAPPA ALPHA Becky Gillan Danele Bu rke Robyn So nedecker GAMMA PI (greekJ Shelley Spector Wendy Wozniak Mary Fendley Denise Chaney OMEGA Julie Wink Mary Beth Green GAMMA ETA Jodi Darvill Esther Garrandes EPSILON OMEGA Beth Heibe rger Stephanie Barnum Julie Frank Kirsten Leysieffer Ba rb Corrain

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SICMAS IN HONORARIES CONTINUED

OMICRON DELTA THETA LAMBDA ALPHA IOTA . KAPPA Cindy Wang Laurel Brown (leadership) PI OMICRON SICMA SICMA PI SICMA OMEGA (physics) Ki rsten Leysieffer MU Anne Brazier BETA ZETA THETA LAMBDA Lisa jones Kelly Lincoln Lisa Shane Sarah Lovejoy ]en Pederson Erin Lynch SICMA TAU DELTA BETA THETA Christine Yang (English) Margaret Feron ALPHA CHI BETANU PI SICMA ALPHA Bonnie Care Pearson / Mary Coyle (political scienceJ Eli zabeth Keown BETA TAU IOTA DELTA RHO Kelly Marshall Karen Verhoef( Valerie David DELTA RHO ALPHA IOTA Katie Kedian jenn ife r Briggs Lau rel Brow n Andrea Kissler THETANU ZETA RHO THETA DELTA Mario Hube r Robin Becke r Stephanie Ebbert Kriscin Leikam, LJ H ]ana Vanderslice RHO LAMBDA THETA XI (panhettenicJ Jea nne Scott DELTA PHI ALPHA LAMBDA ALPHA OMICRON NU BETA UPSILON (home economics) ' THETA OMICRON fGermanJ EPSILON Holly Bi al Michelle lnge rman (criminology) THETANU THETA GAMMA ETA Lisa Koe nema nn OMEGA Cathy Walke r Amy Frieden (Presidenr) SICMA PSI Jacqueline Paulus ALPHA EPSILON Kim Twohig XI ETA DELTA PHI Diana Sc haefer Kris Hage n Nancy Waisielewski Celin Crouch (seniorJ Jacquie Rychnovosky DELTA UPSILON ALPHA CHI LAMBDA IOTA TAU TAU BETA PI Sonya Butler Shand a jones (EnglishJ OMECA ALPHA RHO (engineering) julie Wood Allana Massie GAMMA ETA OMEGA THETA Teresa Araque Ki rsten Leysieffe r ZETA PHI Britt Hendrickse n ETA EPSILON PSI Kelly Hartm an Carolyn Barber (cfassicsJ PI CAMMA MU Debra Ca rl asc io ALPHAMU Cathy Ouellette BETA ETA LAMBDA KAPPA (social scienceJ Courtenay Clinton jenni fe r Shaws SICMA EPSILON OMEGA Laura Ergood BETA THETA (pharmacy) Tracy Archer Tania Gulekj ian Dawn Schermesse r ?.. KAPPA ALPHA PI PHI Milicia Novakovic BETANU (education) THETA ALPHA Kristen Jones Bethany Gehring Melissa Rudt Joa n Wildman THETA Maureen McGa rri ty Linda Schonbe rg GAMMA PHI Beth .Morrison Marion Westne r PI DELTA PHI Victoria Scott Kim Thompson (frenchJ EPSILON EPSILON SICMA DELTA PI ZETA RHO KAPPA DELTA PI Mary Stringfellow (education} ALPHA CHI (SpanishJ Michelle Dougherty Amy Adams OMEGA LAMBDA SICMA ALPHA CHI THETA LAMBDA Lisa Luecke Charrissa Lin Danielle Jacobs (sophomore} Lisa Reeves (Presiden c) Amy Adams THETA BETA UPSILON Rac hel Vincent SICMA DELTA CHI TAU OMECA PI Trina Burkhart Michelle Swenson DELTA DELTA (journalism} (scholastic) Lorie Salmon OMICRON DELTA Carrie Roselli BETA UPSILON EPSILON ETA GAMMA UPSILON EPSILON THETA XI Lisa Weiss Jody Akers Kelly Konick (economics} Diane Moo re Kri sta Fledde rjohn Patti Peck BETA THETA SICMA CAMMA TAU DELTA UPSILON PI KAPPA DELTA (aero/ astroJ UPSILON PI EPSILON Ma rga ret Feron (forensics} (computer science} Sonya Butler Dawn Sc hermesser THETA LAMBDA Sharon Sturgeon ALPHA CHI Charrissa Lin (Secretary) BETA ETA BETA UPSILON Amy Ada ms Cassand ra Chew ZETANU Kimberly Swisher (Se cre ra1)-) Rochelle Sleight Tracy Pendyg raft SICMA IOTA EPSILON GAMMA BETA GAMMA ETA THETA DELTA (business} Carolyn Germond THETA DELTA Tracy Cmenka Dawn Bailey Michele Mihm PHI THETA DELTA Lori Skrensky PHI ALPHA DELTA Kristin Fanning (pre-tawJ Denise Cupitt PI KAPPA PHI DELTA DELTA THETANU Stephanie Ebbert MU Mario Huber ETA Kim Curtis Jen ni fe r Jo hnson Li sa Hayden Heidi Quell man Alice Ajeto KAPPA OMICRON NU Michele Mihm julie Middleto n Stacy Paxson PI LAMBDA SICMA SICMA IOTA LAMBDA Monica Van Hoo missen ALPHA EPSILON Ka ren Weinl ader (pre-tawJ Belinda Slaten THETA XI BETA UPSILON THETA ZETA Denise Anderson THETA Nicole King KAPPA OMICRON PHI jill Ras musse n Stefa ni Lisano Michele Anderso n Kathryn Simons (home economics} THETA THETA Cind y Stewa rt Cathy Walker DELTA DELTA BETANU Ki m Marshall Tracey Bruce PI LAMBDA UPSILON SICMA DELTA TAU Michelle Gray julie Moccia (chemistry} (Spanish} ZETA OMICRON Kim Shanton 24- Su mme r 1989/Sigma Kappa Triangle Our Very Best . . . The Tradition Continues

SIGMAS IN HONORARIES CONTINUED

PHI ALPHA THETA PHI PHI KAPPA PHI IOTA Marlo Oeschel (history) Rhonda Buteau (scholarship) Elizabeth Collins Katy Treanor MU Michelle Pincince THETA PHI Kristi Tykal Anne Brazier Marion Westner Britr Hendricksen Michelle Pincince Cathy Walker PHI OMEGA ]en Kenedy Roberta Ronci IOTA Stephanie Croasdale Susan Ferrie Beth Morrison OMEGA Elizabeth Collins Cherie Nash THETA ZETA Esther Garrandes Jodi Obrecht Esther Garrandes Sandra Henning Helen Grafstrom Mario Oeschel ALPHA IOTA MU Danielle Jacobs PHI Tina Se rrinell a Christine Yang THETA IOTA Jennifer Urbano Jennifer Friedman Michelle Pincince GAMMA ALPHA XI ALPHA THETA OMEGA Joslinn Buchholz Emma Lewis-Smith PHI BETA KAPPA Sarah McKenzie Anne Schlicher Helene Grafstrom GAMMA ETA Karen Stortz (Treasurer) Jenny Taggart LAMBDA BETA ZETA Kelly Hartman Wendy Beber BETA ZETA Susan Churchillo Kelly Kirby PHI Laura Bremer Elayne Kochis BETANU Angie Salm Nancy Healy Kim Gaab Elizabeth McCourt Kris Dahlbo Michelle Pincince (Secretary} Barbara Swank DELTA PI Elaine Rei ALPHAMU Cara Moss Megan Schaub Janet Law rence Shirley Sybrant Sue Thill man Missy Sabean Laura Trapp EPSILON ZETA Ma rion Westner ZETA RHO GAMMA PHI She rri e Mallicoat Robin Becker BETANU OMEGA Susan Brooks ZETA OMICRON Michelle Dougherty Missy Bradley Ka ren Accursio Laura Darien Ch ristine Holland Karen Kovalski Wendy Menozzi Candace Somers Helene Grafstrom Pam Mozdzierz Demetria Zenia Kirsten Leysieffer THETA DELTA Kim Thompson Jennifer Peterson THETANU Michele Mihm ALPHAMU Patty Quinn DELTA ALPHA Carrie Hochfelder Holly Sell Janet Lawrence PHI BETA LAMBDA Teresa Reitz BETA ZETA (business) Missy Rekowski DELTA DELTA BLUE KEY Sherty Dann (student activities) Lysa Long ALPHA CHI Melanie Rocush Shirley Sybrant DELTA RHO BETA TAU Buf~ Booker BETA TAU Melanie Urban Chris Holmes Cindy Mang Peggy Harbour Libby Coale Kelly Marshall BETA ETA julie Gerken Allison Jacobs DELTA SIGMA Ka ren Bement (Pres idenr) Mamie Krause Kelly Marshall Laura Dokmo GAMMA ETA Jamie Wooldridge Cassandra Chew Lau ra Owsley BETA UPSILON Carole Steffensmeier Cheryl Coutts Elaynea Smith Colleen Scherer Julie Wink DELTA SIGMA Beth Forer DELTA TAU DELTA DELTA PHI LAMBDA THETA julie LaBounty Kelly Mills Karen Cassens Marion Phillips Laura Barnard (education) BETA TAU Mary Janssen BETANU Chris Holmes THETA ZETA DELTA UPSILON Julie Wink Julie Setash (Secretary} Sonya Butler Jennifer Peterson Kelly Marshall ZETA OMICRON Beth Cox GAMMA BETA PHI SIGMA IOTA Laura Gray PHI GAMMA NU Mary Ellen Hie! Carolyn Ge rmond (professional business) (romance languages) Diane Kruse Lynda Quinlan IOTA CARDINAL KEY GAMMA ETA julie Rapps (activities) Sharon She rm an GAMMA ETA Jill McCormick Andi Sweezy Shelly Swinford Angel Walton DELTA THETA DELTA SIGMA PHI UPSILON OMICRON Michelle Polios GAMMA PHI Vicki Bockman ZETA OMICRON (home economics) Denise Wage rs Susan Brooks Clarissa Cota Carol Zieger Lau ra Darien PHI ETA SIGMA Lisa Dobson THETA Amy Heyen (freshman) Karen Larmour EPSILON OMEGA DELTA ALPHA ZETA Amy Panerson Lisa Mangione Kris Cercone Holly Sell Cathy Walker Jennifer Frankel (Secretary) Erica Stebbins JoDee Hahn DELTA DELTA Lau ra Kent ALPHA EPSILON Tawny Mekeel Laura Barnard THETA XI Andrea Sesto THETA Denise Anderson Kris Hagen Sherry Dann Danele Burke Julie Conrad GAMMA ETA CHIMES DELTA RHO Beth Heiberger juli Crawford Melissa Driggs (junior) Oriana Chung Wendy Feh rman Katie Heinz Reagan Donley BETA UPSILON Valerie David Britt Hendricksen Andrea Fulton EPSILON OMEGA Anne Chila Pam Giannotti Amy Heye n Tricia Gorman ]en Dimmler Katie Kedian Nancy Jackson Evelyn Hawes ZETA OMICRON Michelle Martin Laurie Johnson Jeanne Scott PHI PSI Ch ristine Holland Kristen Pflugrath Sue Kohler Michelle Swenson (textiles) GOLDEN KEY Michelle St. Laurent Susanne Koss Alison Turner GAMMA PHI THETA Wendy Wales Maguerite Madden Ch ri sta Lynum Pam Brooks Stephanie Webster Beth Morrison PHI IOTA SIGMA THETA XI Beth Heiberger DELTA UPSILON (business) Linda Nordvedt Diane Milam Britt Hendricksen Sonya Butler Deidre Panze r THETA DELTA Jannae Spratley Vicki Jehle EPSILON OMEGA Sara Rock Denise Cuppin ]en Kenedy Tracy Arche r Leigh Ann Steir PSI CHI Susanne Koss Kris Cerco ne Adelina Tseng PHI KAPPA THETA (psychology) Cheryl Lynch (junior) Cindi D~hters Kristi Tykal THETA Beth Morrison Maria Ge mschied Brooke Vondrasek THETANU Linda Nordvedt Jodi Obrecht Sharon ill Jane Weaver Traci Thomas

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Catey McCreary ' Dawn Potocki ALPHA IOTA Tawny Mekeel OMEGA Suzi Baughman Christy Rinnie Kirsten Leysieffer Karen Dieckman Lynn Klosterman ZETAMU ALPHA MU Robin Ehrbacher Cathy Ouellette Leslie Praeger ]ill Strickstein BETA ZETA ALPHAMU ZETA OMICRON ]en Pederson Carole Braden Kim Shanton Melanie Urban ]ill Freeberg Lara Schmidt ZETA PSI BETA NU Kelli Orack Karin Dahlbo BETA ZETA Kelly Lincoln THETA DELTA Kris Dahlbo Beth Klein Eileen McMahn Cyndy Cunis Sharon Meyers Amy Wehr Julie Mueller BETA ETA THETA ZETA BETA UPSILON Anne Chila Lisa Haznar Kris DeBolt Maria Rinaldo (Secretary) Sandra Henning GAMMA BETA Diane Mrava Carolyn Germond BETANU Kim Wescon Mary Coyle GAMMA ETA Karin Dahlbo THETANU Tracy Cerverka Kris Dahlbo Carrie Hochfelder DELTA ALPHA Leann Fischer Mary Margaret Fleming, I Stephanie Roth Diane Michutka Kelli Smith Jenny Lino Kathy Schuele Michelle Losch Lynde Mierzeski SPIRES Melissa Stork Josie Stone DELTA DELTA CsophomoreJ THETA OMICRON BETA TAU Kim Schwanke Christine Bowers ZETA OMICRON ZETA OMICRON Tanya Shay Christine Holland DELTA ETA GAMMA ALPHA Karen Larmour GREEN MEDALLION Amy Bittiker Holly Bagwell THETA ZETA Katie Orf Kristen Leikam Karen Vincent Lee McGiamory Demetria Zeniou ETA Kim Wescott Jane Chadesh DELTA RHO GAMMA ETA THETA XI SPURS Laura Ha rmon Andrea Kissler Staci Kratz (sophomore) Karessa McKnight DELTA SIGMA Kelly Kirby Stefani Lisano Amy Symons Shelly Swinford Alison Turner IOTA Laura Dokmo Becky Carafiol Sharon Waltz Carol Wagoner Kimlee Northrop PRELUDES Kelly Clibom Nancy Wasielewski MA·WAN·DA Julie Wink CfreshmanJ Kasey Geoghegan CseniorJ EPSILON OMEGA GAMMA RHO ZETA OMICRON Kristi Jewett Tawny Mekeel Kim Wans THETA Kristen Kirst (President) ]ody Trilling THETA DELTA GAMMA TAU Dena Wyatt (President) Michele Anderson SAVANT Jane Brouwer Jennifer Cloyd Dorene Freire Robin Reppond CleadershipJ TALARIANS MORTAR BOARD ORDER OF OMEGA Melissa Smith BETA TAU IOTA (senior, student CgreekJ Leah Tunnell Peggy Harbou r Kim Cooper leadership) THETA DELTA ETA Shawn Gour Jane Brouwer Susie Copelin SHI·AI Cherie Nash IOTA CgreekJ Sharon Sherman Donna Moss Sarah Gatewood (President) THETA WA·NA·SEE LAMBDA PHI Kristin Leikam (pre-professional) Susan Butera DELTA IOTA Sarah Hannagan Joanne Bal THETA Elaine Rei Jennifer Douglas Carla Neumann Kim Gaab Michele Anderson Ann Lee Sandy Seddon Sarah Wagener Deidre P<>nzer Lisa Smith MU DELTA RHO Mary Lynn Shirey OMEGA Jennifer Briggs Christine Yang Debbie Davidson Kari Harg rave TAU ALPHA THETA Michelle Marrin Lisa Pach Sandy Leonard ]ody McGonigle Cindy Piland Susan Robinson DELTA SIGMA julie LaBounty Carol Happ Lau ra Musial Carole Steffensmeier DELTA UPSIWN Sonya Butler Tracy Dabbs EPSILON OMEGA ]oDee Hahn Tawny Mekeel Christy Richardson ZETAMU Melissa Elkman julie Kietzman (Secretary} Debbie Davidson, Q Stefani Lisano, 8E

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SPORTY SIGMAS

BASEBALL BAT GIRLS Sa ndy Hos hall EPSILON ETA DELTA SIGMA GAMMA ALPHA GAMMA ETA Tracy Locke Terry Laesser Kimlee Northrop Amy Cook Vicki Albert Mary Jean Longo Kim Nolder ZETA OMICRON GAMMA TAU Marci Wallock Jill Martin EPSILON OMEGA Donna Higgins Carol Estrada Karen McGra il Arnie Jo Gerlavich ZETA RHO GAMMA UPSILON BASKETBALL Deanna Miller Karen Macnamee Lora Rouse Allison Berrier Lena Parise ALPHA CHI ZETA RHO Amy Andrew THETA LAMBDA TENNIS DELTA ETA Robin Becker Teresa Snyder Kristy Bishop (Manager) Arlene Yang Lori Frank ZETA Tammy Castle Cindy Sems jill Sihofsky THETA DELTA GOLF Ca rrie Prophett Meribeth Gaines ETA Amelia Rigdon TAU THETA ZETA Kim Sharpe Dawn Booker Ca rri e Gibbs Roxane Stephens (Co-Capcain) Karhy Klein THETA LAMBDA Rachel Vincent THETANU ALPHA CHI Sarah Park GYMNASTICS Marta Mayhew Katherine Edwards Alexandra Witze GAMMA UPSILON Samantha Lu sby Stephanie Meyers ALPHAMU Jennifer Smith THETANU Joan Lybrook Rachel Vi ncent Loweda Woods (Srarisrician) SOFTBALL Emily Bohuslar THETA LAMBDA BETA THETA GAMMA PSI ALPHA CHI Meghan Fuchs THETA XI Kimberly Vaughn (Srarisrician) Cha rlene Grant Ashley Rankin Amy Arnold GAMMA BETA Amanda Wright THETA XI Dana Boyd Kathy Sp ray VOLLEYBALL THETA THETA Kim Suarez Roxane Stephens (Co-Capcain} Kelly Hahn Rhonda Vandiver GAMMA PI ALPHA CHI LACROSSE Sammi .Bateman BETANU Amy Arnold CREW BETA UPSILON Gina Benson Dana Boyd Gina Taylor Terri Ray Yvonne Steele Denise Moo re MU GAMMA PI Patricia Austin Tonyia Stephenso n GAMMA RHO Tracy Watchel Shannon Barton DELTA PI Casey Gillies BETANU BETA THETA GAMMA PSI Kim Ferry Becky Batista GAMMA PSI julie Penn Terrie Borchert Suzanne Harding (Caprain) Casey Burris (Firsc-seed) GAMMA PI SAILING Kimberly Vaughn Maura Kennan Kym Travis Shannon Barton Amanda Wright Jan Looney MU Cynthia Harle Tina Allen ZETA IOTA Jennifer McGarr DELTA ETA Sa rah Harris Becky Galfer Kim Durante Melissa Schermer Stacy Redmond Ellen Hamilton Renea Lacy Tanya Troutner THETANU ZETA RHO Renee Hausknecht (Captain) GAMMA RHO Anne Ulicki Pamela Berberich Linda Falcone Nancy Piemonte Lisa Brooks Kim White SKI TEAM THETA THETA ZETA OMICRON GAMMA TAU ZETA RHO Beth McNichol Catherine Withe rs Stacey Andrus Beth Rowland MU Maria Yell and Barb Greeley Carol Estrada Carolyn Van de Wetering THETA LAMBDA TRACK AND FIELD Mary Ellen Lentz PHI Sheri Cohen ETA CROSS COUNTRY Kristen Allen Nicole Zook THETA IOTA ALPHA CHI Sara Gilman SQUASH Jeanne Glaubitz Kristen Jones THETA Libby Coale (Capcain) ZETA Michelle Hawkins WATER POLO Shanda Jones (Co-Caprain) ALPHAMU Kristen Goodwin ( 1989 Sharon Locascio PHI Dawn Keeling Laura Witty (Co-Capcain) \Vomen 'slnrernacional Squash BETANU Gale Pimer BETA THETA GAMMA ETA Champion) Karen Huhn Megan Cohen Jo Ellen Melin SWIMMING AND · BETA UPSILON THETA DELTA SOCCER DIVING Kelly Burd Kim Sharpe LAMBDA ETA THETA THETA Starr Dawson Joy Edwards Tracy Walz BETA THETA LAMBDA EQUESTRIAN TEAM Sa lly Brennan Alberta Ashbrook GAMMA ETA Margaret Feron PHI Tracy Cervenka Kristen Mayer Gale Pimer Kim White GAMMA ETA FENCING BETA UPSILON Lesley Meneley BETA ETA Barb Broxon GAMMA PHI Deborah Plunkett GAMMA PHI Rachelle Richardson FIELD HOCKEY judy Lewis DELTA ALPHA DELTA PI GAMMA PSI Kim Hickson Kelly Charles Sonya Everroad DELTA THETA Lyn n Maupin Tara Egolf Debbie Gelson Lisa Gensemer Kimberly Vaughn (Capcain) Suzi Volentine DELTA RHO DELTA DELTA DELTA PI Jennifer Wilson Linda McCaul Kristina Chapman THETA THETA DELTA THETA DELTA RHO Ch risty Phoebus Colleen Daly Donna Rosato Beta Nu 's sporty sigmas include julie Penn, Cheryl Grosseibl Gina Taylor , and Karen Huhn.

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SIGMAS IN THE HOMECOMING COURT

ZETA DELTA DELTA Jennifer Frankel Christine Webster ETA DELTA ETA Jennifer Farrell (Qu een) Sarah Gatewood TAU DELTA IOTA Beth Thomas Michelle Malfatti (Qu een) ALPHA CHI DELTA PI Amy Adams Megan Schaub (runner up) Mary Huddleston DELTA TAU Allana Massie Karen Douglass (Junior Maid) Jamie McKinney (Qu ee n) Susan Oliver (Sophomore Maid) BETA THETA DELTA UPSILON Lexy Heatley Diane Mitchell (Queen) BETANU DELTA CHI Leann Fischer Chele Bennight (Qt1 een) GAMMA ETA EPSILON BETA Kelly Hartman Molly Yowell (l sr Maid) GAMMA KAPPA EPSILON ZETA Jenna Herhold (Qt1 een) Courtney Davis (lsr runner tiP) GAMMAPI ' ZETANU Robbie Owen Shannon Keathley Daphne Smith ZETA CHI Mari White Heather Bolin GAMMA TAU THETA ALPHA Carol Est rada (S ophomore Karen Duckett Princess) THETA THETA GAMMA UPSILON Heather Wilson Kelly Konick (I st runner up) GAMMA PHI jennifer Wilson, fK , rh e Southern Illinois 1987 Homecoming Qu ee n, proudl)· crOU'ns jenna Herhold , fK , as rhe 1988 Barbara Ludwig Homeco ming Qu een.

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28-Summer 1989/Sigma Kappa Triangl e State and Regional Conference Dates Long Island Alumnae Beta Sigma-Purdue University Date: November 8, 1989 Date: November 9, 1989 Location: TBA Location: Chapter House Delaware/Maryland and Northern Virginia Contact: Barbara Healey (516) 883-5139 Contact: Edie May Garman or Kelly Siem Date: October 21, 1989 1 Tom's Point Lane (313) 743-9575 Location: University of Delaware Port Washington, NY II 050 42 7 Russell Street Contact: Marsha Traub West Lafayette, IN 47906 207 Rexton Drive Spirit of St. Louis Alumnae West Chester, PA 19380 Date: November 9, 1989 Gamma Eta-Ball State University Location: Home of Joan Wilkerson Date: November 9, 1989 Illinois/Indiana Regional Conference 14315 Bramble Wood Location: Studebaker Complex-Sabine Room Date: November4, 1989 Chesterfield, MO 63017 Contact: Karen Sullivan (317) 759-5155 ocation: Bradley University Student Center Contact: Kathy Babbitt (314) 921-6853 Route 1, Box 293A Peoria, Illinois II 20 St. Patricehn Yorktown, IN 47396 Contact: Cindy Holmes (309) 693-8768 Florissant, MO 63031 4502 W. Broyhill Court Gamma Phi-North Carolina State University Peoria, Illinois 6161 5 Denver Area Alumnae Date: November 9, 1989 University of Northern Colorado/University of Location: TBA Michigan State Day Denver/Colorado School of Mines Contact: Susan Brooks (919) 833-4710 Date: November 11, 1989 Date: November 5, 1989 2709A Fraternity Court Location: Cherry Creek Inn Location: Kellogg Center, Michigan State University Raleigh, NC 27 606 East Lansing, Michigan 600 S. Colorado Boulevard Denver, CO 80ZZZ Contact: Heidi Denier (313) 343-0241 Contact: Debbie Simpson (303) 795-9160 Delta Pi-Lock Haven University 1260 Harvard Road 3933 W. Quinn Place Date: November 9, 1989 Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230 Denver, CO 80237 Location: Chapter Contact: Jody Jackson (717) 748-4655 530 W. Main Street San Diego Alumnae Lock Haven, PA 177 45 Founders' Day Celebrations Date: November II , 1989 Location: Carlos Murphy's Delta Upsilon-Southwest Missouri State University 3890 Twiggs Date: November 9, 1989 Old Town - San Diego Location: Sigma Kappa Chapter House Alumnae Chapters Contact: Liz Piazzoni (619) 426-3717 Contact: Sonya Butler (417) 866-7260 265 First Avenue 1019 E. Cherry Chula Vista, CA 92010 Springfield, MO 65807 Boston Alumnae Date: October 21, 1989 Sarasota Area Alumnae Theta Zeta-University of Virginia Location: Longfellow's Wayside Inn Date: November II , 1989 Date: November 9, 1989 Wayside Inn Road Location: Crown House Restaurant Location: TBA Sudbury, MA 01776 Sarasota, Florida Contact: Lisa Brook Contact: Barbara Schubert (508) 655-6093 Contact: Charlotte J. Der Garry 503 16th Street NW 15 Green Wood Road 1770 Ben Franklin Drive Charlottesville, VA 22903 Natick, MA 01760 #107 Sarasota, FL 34236 Alpha Epsilon-Iowa State University Miami Alumnae Date: November I 2, 1989 Date: November 4, 1989 Location: Chapter House Location: Tiger Tiger Restaurant Contact: Micheaele Helmuth (515) 296-2560 Contact: C. L Steiger Collegiate Chapters 233 Gray Avenue 4!35 Pamona Ames, lA 50010 Miami, FL 33133 Epsilon Epsilon-University of Georgia Beta Zeta-University of Maryland Mid-Missouri Alumnae Date: November 5, 1989 Date: November 12, 1989 Date: November 4, 1989 Location: Chapter House Location: TBA 654 S. Milledge Avenue Location: Chapter House Contact: Maryellen H. McVicker Athens, GA 30605 # 10 Fraternity Row 813 Christus Contact: Jennifer Greene (404) 54 3-8119 College Park, MD 20740 Booneville, MO 65233 130 Hope Avenue Contact: Kelly Lincoln (301) 927-6244 Athens, GA 30606 # 10 Fraternity Row College Park, MD 20740 Northern Virginia Alumnae Date: November 4, 1989 Alpha Sigma-Westminster College Zeta Psi-Cleveland State University Location: Army Navy Country Club Date: November 6, 1989 Date: November 12, 1989 2400 S. 18th Street Location: TBA Location: Mather Mansion Arlington, VA 22204 Contact: Sharon McCrae (41 2) 97 6-7 63 7 Cleveland State University Contact: Jeanne Hand (703) 455-2064 222 Ferguson Contact: Melanie Sedlah (2 16) 234-4457 9464 Lapstrake Lane PO Box 449 Westminster College 6870 Eastland Road Burke, VA 22015 New Wilmington, PA 16172 Middleburg Heights, OH 44130

Sigma Kappa Triangle/Summer 1989-29 ------~ t; by Marilyn Piland Schexsnayder, Collegiate topic of the issue: • 1'1 Y, Collegiate Editor "Highlight your chapter's public relations program detailing how you promote Sigma Kappa on your campus, within the Greek system, ZETA with the university administration, in your community, and with your George Washington University parents and alumnae." Washington, DC- Our first annual faculty tea was held at the George Washington Alumni House on November 18. It was quite a success with a large number of faculty attending. Other public relations events for the fall and spring in­ cluded the AE Dating Game to raise funds for the Whitman Clinic and AIDS Research and par­ ticipation in homecoming activities such as the queen contest, a basketball game, and a banner competition. Two weeks later, Z "stayed up all night" for a sports marathon to raise money for Miriam's Kitchen, a local shelter that feeds Wash­ ington's homeless. Other Z public relations activities include wearing letters every Wednesday (especially effec­ tive during rush), distributing Valentine's Day treats to all of the other fraternities and sororities on campus, and a Week of Giving bake sale to raise money for contributions to our philanthro· pies. Future plans include an annual all-Greek event co-sponsored by I K and another campus organization, such as a carnival in the spring, and an annual presentation by the Balfour Company The e chapter junior class at the Universit)' of Illinois sponsored a home-cooked spaghetti dinner IUhich IUQS open to the during Greek Week in April. - MEGAN L. LEONE public.

THETA whom we have upcoming events. Notes are sent lowed by a banquet in our honor. We would like University of Illinois to all fraternities and sororities on special occa­ to thank IKs from Colorado School of Mines Champaign, IL-On a campus the size of the sions. Within our community, we sponsor an an­ and University of Northern Colorado and the I University of Illinois, it is imperative to maintain nual blood drive, make periodic visits to the alumnae, who made returning to the university quality public relations or you will be lost in the children's ward of a local hospital, and go carol­ even more special to us. shuffle. e chapter is especially aware of this and ing each Christmas at several nursing homes. It did not take the chapter long to make an has made public relations one of our chapter Once in the fall and once in the spring, 8 impression on campus. We held our first winter goals. sponsors events geared toward our members' fam­ rose formal, inviting our dates by serenading and One of our most popular public relations ilies- Dad's Day Weekend with a football game presenting them a flower. We ended the month events is the annual Airband Contest. Held each and barbecue, and Mom's Day Weekend featur­ by bowling for Big Brothers and Big Sisters and spring, Airband is a lip-synch contest open to ing an auction and a variety show. We keep in laughing at all the gutter balls. - KAREN SuE anyone wishing to participate. Consistently, the touch with our alumnae through two newsletters VERHOEFF majority of entering acts are composed of non­ that inform them of all the joint activities Greeks, although each year a group from the planned with them each year. - DEIDRE PONZER chapter performs the opening number. A spa­ PHI University of Rhode Island ghetti dinner in the fall always has a good turn­ out, and during our Week of Giving, we hand out IOTA University of Denver Kingston, RI- As spring semester came upon free balloons and sell doughnuts on campus. us, was ready to promote IK more than ever. To promote good relations with the administra­ Denver, CO-A whirlwind of activities With the beginning of the semester, we held of­ tion and faculty, we also send violet plants to the greeted the I colony upon our return to campus fice changeover, which gave fresh ideas that University President, Dean of Student Affairs, in 1989. First we were excited to learn we had promised a great public relations program for IK and Greek faculty advisors during the Week of earned the highest gpa on campus for the fall throughout the campus and community. Giving. quarter. We immediately got involved in a Greek-spon­ Public relations within the Greek system are We began February with exchanges with the sored community cleanup for South Providence, furthered with ads in the campus classifieds to different sororities and fraternities to welcome us Rl. In February, we sold "Sigma Kisses" for our members congratulating them on their ac­ back to campus and make our transition easier. Alzheimer's, and throughout the rest of the se­ complishments and to other organizations with On February 11, 38 women were initiated fol- mester, we participated in our annual Project

30-Summer 1989/Sigma Kappa Triangle ALPHA EPSILON Iowa State University Ames, lA- Iowa State's I K's hard work dur­ ing the last year paid off for the chapter. We claimed second place fo r our homecoming ban­ ner and biked the game ball from Nebraska to Ames to raise money for the Special Olympics. Other fall activities we participated in included Derby Days and a variety show. During Greek Week, we collected soup labels and pennies, gave blood, and participated in olympics. We also par­ Z members show off their letters on the Quad on Letter ticipated in VEISHEA, a well-known tradition at Da)'. ISU and one of the largest student organized events in the nation. Activities that individuals devoted their time Sunrise, made Easter baskets for local nursing to include panhellenic council, business fraterni­ homes, and continued our Adopt-A-Grandpar­ ties, honoraries, campus magazines and the ISU ent program. We also sponsored a foster child for yearbook, just to mention a few. - DIANE the Foster Parents Plan. GiLLESPIE During Greek Week, we jumped rope for the American Heart Association and collected cans for Meeting Street School. Derby days proceeds ALPHA IOTA went to support the Cleo Wallace Fund. At the Mary Elizabeth Fleck, public relations chairman of Q Miami University chapter, Florida State, poses with their Queen of Hearts end of our busy semester when finals week rolled troph y and plaque. around, we delivered "Lift Me Up" balloons for Oxford, OH-On Miami University's cam­ the American Farm SchooL- SANDRA SEDDON pus, IKs are continually striving to stay in the public eye. We have been very successful in our sports teams to show them that we support their recoloni za tion effort and are thankful that we efforts. OMEGA were given such great support. We helped with recolonization efforts of two Florida State University AI is constantly working to improve relations fraternities on campus this year by assisting with among all members of the Greek community by their rush parties and by holding officer work­ Tallahassee, FL-Since it is only our second encouraging them to work harmoniously with one shops for their new officers. year back on campus, public relations is an im­ another. Our chapter frequently communicates AI honors selected members of the Miami fac­ portant facet of Q. We began the year by pledging with other Greeks on campus, and we encourage ulty during our Week of Giving with medals of 53 women, which brought our chapter to II 0 them to join us in some of our social activities. distinction for their dedication to academics members. Each and every one of us was ready to We also send flyers to sorority suites and frater­ throughout the year. let Florida State know we were back. nity houses wishing them well on various holidays The newest public relations activity at AI is During ou r homecoming week, we spent the such as Valentine's Day and spring break. serenading fraternities at dinner before we have a day at Someplace Else, a shelter for runaways. We social function with them.-HOLLY j. TiPTON began by cleaning the facilities and later had a IKs also work to improve relations between pizza party followed by a football game. Before we Greek and non-Greek students on campus. left, everyone enjoyed cookies baked by the Throughout the year, IKs placed ads for Miami's ALPHA TAU pledges. In November, we participated in a week Michigan State University of fundraising activities for the American Heart Association. East Lansing, MI-One promotional aspect Our public relations committee stays very busy of IK is illustrated in our scholarship. Our mem­ making banners to support all campus and Greek bers are aware that although they may be very events including homecoming, football games, involved with the sorority, grades come first. This philanthropy fundraisers, and special chapter can be seen in the fact that 52 women of AT events. During the holidays, we send treats to the received a 3.0 or above last term. other sororities and fraternities to promote the AT is active in inter-Greek programs as well. Greek spirit. Greek Week, a week of giving for Special Olym· Our favorite public relations program is "Letter pics, took place this spring, and AT played a big Day." On one designated day each week, the en­ part in the events, which included a Blood Drive. tire chapter wears our Greek letters. This in­ We entertained our parents this term with a creases our spirit and enthusiasm while letting matinee of "A Tale of Two Cities" at the Whar­ the campus know who we are. ton Center. Dinner at the IK house followed. Our first Parents' Day, another promotional We have also been in touch with our alumnae several times this term through a newsletter activity, was a huge success. Everyone attended a During the Universit)' of Illinois Dad's Day Weekend , €J winning football game followed by a barbecue at chapter treats the families of members like Carol Pedone to which keeps them up-to-date with the busy the house. - )ENNIFER CHRISTINE URBANO a pre-football game barbecue. ATs. - LISA WYNNE

Sigma Kappa Triangle/Summer 1989-31 ALPHA CHI the house. This allows the sisters to meet their Other events furthering B8's public relations Georgetown College professors on a more personal level. It also serves program included a Superbowl mixer and our to acquaint faculty with the Greek area and dispel Founders' Day/Scholar Day Convocation.­ Georgetown, KY- Our chapter's public rela­ the "animal house" image that remains with us. SHERRI D. BACUS tions program is quite active. The women of AX Each semester we also hold a Parents' Day. are represented in almost every organization on The fall Parents' Day is held on the same day as a campus. We have members in student govern­ home football game, and the spring Parents' Day BETA MU ment; intramural and varsity sports, including is usually held outside at the chapter house. Par­ Culver-Stockton softball, basketball, volleyball, tennis, cross-coun­ ents' Days are very important to the chapter be­ try , and cheerleading; the fine arts, including cause they allow the parents to meet the members Canton, MO-The IKs at Culver-Stockton choir, band, theatre groups, communication arts; and share in the positive benefits of IK. are very well known all over the campus and in and honoraries in business, biology, English, and Our relations with alumnae have been espe­ the small town of Canton. music. cially important to us this year as we are celebrat­ We do things for our ph ilanthropies li ke selling In our community, we try to submit one article ing the 45th anniversary of our chapter. The year suckers for Alzheimer's. The pledges go to the every two weeks in both the local and college long celebration commenced last fall with home­ senior center in downtown Canton and sing newspapers. We have IKs active in the big sister coming and Founders' Day and finished in April Christmas carols to the residents, which is some­ program at the Community Readiness Center, with an anniversary weekend. thing they look forward to all year. Almost all the and we always keep in contact with our local Ger­ Our main vehicle for publicity has been our bi­ organizations on campus have women of I K as ontology project, Spring Haven Nursing Home. annual newsletter wh ich includes IK informa­ either officers or members. - LAURA KLEIN AX hosted a panhellenic cook-out and was in­ tion and gives a wrap-up of University and Greek volved in a panhellenic heart sister program. We area news. We have also used the university's participate in Greek activities on campus, and we alumni newsletter for additional notices.- RE ­ BETA NU send a note of congratulations to each sorority on BECCA GIITJNS Bradley University their new pledge class. During our annual Week of Giving, AX sent Peoria, IL-BN's public relations is growing notes of appreciation to the faculty and adminis­ BETA THETA from year to year. We have established a comfort­ tration. We also sent invitations to the faculty Marietta College able rapport with St. Joseph's Nursing Home, vol­ and administration for our Christmas candlelight unteering an evening each semester to spend with service, which was also open to the campus and Marietta, OH-The B8 chapter fin ished the the older generation. Not only do we gain a community. fall semester with Christmas caroling at a local unique experience, but the residents seem to look At homecoming, we held a brunch for our nursing home with children from the Clark Cen­ forward to our coming. One resident there is an alumnae and parents. We send Christmas cards ter for Battered Children. original founder of our chapter. to parents and each year host a mother-daughter During February and into March, the Marietta Every week, BN submits personals to the Brad­ banquet in the spring. On campus we always College campus hosted receptions for college ley Scout , the university newspaper. These are make support signs for athletic events and for presidential candidates. Several chapter members congratulatory, fun, supportive, or thanking in exam week in each dormitory. attended the receptions to welcome the candi­ nature. We also submit articles to the new Greek . We were well-represented in the homecoming dates to the campus and presented the candi­ paper on campus. court and Belle of the Blue Scholarship Pageant, dates' spouses with a rose. Local restaurants have asked Bradley sororities and we achieved the best gpa among both sorori­ ties and female students on campus. - AMY ANDREW

BETA ETA University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA- Positive public relations are very important to the IKs at the University of Massachusetts. BHs participate in many events throughout the year that not only increase I K's visibility but promote the Greek area. IKs have acted as guides at the University Par­ ents' Day and Dean's List Parents' Day. A recent Greek area project was "Mass Transformation Goes Underground." This spring, BHs will see the results of that project as thousands of daffo­ dils bloom around the campus. To promote our relations with the faculty and administration, we hold a scholarship tea each , semester. The sisters each invite a professor to I:Ks at Sa n Diego State Uni versit)' pose wirh a larger than life sign on campu s. 32- Summer 1989/Sigma Kappa Trian gle and fraternities for a paddle for their walls, and spring, our moms (sisters and aunts can substi­ pus Variety Show with a "Roaring Twenties" BN has not passed up an opportunity to have IK tute) will arrive between four and five o'clock routine. represented in this way. armed with sleeping bags and pillows for the IK During our Week of Giving, we shone on cam­ BN' s attendance and participation at all Greek Pajama Party. First, mother/daughter pairs will pus with our IK Pin Attire Day and our Laven­ and campus activities is well-known at Bradley, as compete for prizes in Pictionary and Trivial Pur­ der and Maroon Day. Our chapter stays in the is our high gpa. suit tournaments. When the winners are deter­ public eye by announcing ou r pledges, new initi· BN' s participation in an effort to bridge the mined, the mom/daughter pairs will be on their ates, and honored members and thanking hosts gap between the NPHC sororities and our own own for dinner, only to meet back at the house to of our social events in our campus newspaper. panhellenic was a fun experience and a big get ready for a fraternity sponsored comedy show Within the Greek system, IK participates in success. at the student center, fo llowed by a number of all Greek events and go out of our way to do Alumnae relations at BN are important, as evi­ fratern ity parties given in honor of the moms. special things for the other sororities and fraterni­ denced by the fact that we have alumnae advisors Many responses were returned just a few days ties. We made Christmas tree decorations and for three-quarters of our 24 major and minor after mailing by some very excited mothers. A Easter baskets for the other chapter houses and chapter offices, and ou r functions hono ring Dad's Day is in the planning for next fall during hosted the annual panhellenic tea. On the com­ moms, dads, and graduating seniors have im­ the footba ll season because of the great number munity level, we participate in the campus/com­ proved both our alumnae and parent relations. ­ of jealous dads complaining about being left out munity blood drives and help the elderly with MELISSA KING of the fun.-BETH WALTER yard work through our "Clean and Green" proj­ ect. We also like to keep in contact with the SIU administration by inviting them over to our house BETA PSI for formal dinners, and we are making a con­ San Diego State University GAMMA ETA certed effort to create an advisory board of the Ball State University San Diego, CA-We promoted IK this year IK alumnae in the area. by participating in several philanthropic Muncie, IN-The public relations committee activities. of fH has an important function in the chapter. BY s sold lollip ops to raise money for Through the chapter public relations program, Alzheimer's Disease research and hosted a cam­ Gamma Eta makes itself known to the alumnae, GAMMA LAMBDA pus-wide aerobics marathon called "Dance for campus, faculty, panhellenic, parents and the East Tennessee State University Heart" during the Week of Giving. Proceeds from Greek community. ~- Johnson City, TN-We take pride in promot­ "Dance for Heart" went to the American Heart For alumnae relations we hold our Founders' ing our sorority across campus, becoming in­ Association. We also participated in the Easter Day ceremony with the Muncie alumnae, con­ vo lved with other sororities, fraternities, the Seals telethon with a dance-a-than. We promoted duct advisory board/executive council dinners, administration, parents, and alumnae. IK to family and friends at our Parents' Week­ senior recognition dinners, and publish an alum ­ To promote IK across campus, we wear our end, which included the homecoming football nae newsletter. letters on Wednesday, since it is the designated game, a slide show and house tour brunch, and a To promote ourselves in the community and on Greek day at ETSU. We also try to get as many banquet at the Hotel del Coronado.-REBECCA campus, we involve ourselves in local philan­ members as possible to be preview leaders. Pre­ LANDIS thropy projects such as serving as big sisters and view is a well-rounded program for in-coming adopting a grandma at a local nursing home. On freshmen and new transfer students. By having campus we become very involved with various members as preview leaders, we can let new stu­ GAMMA BETA campus events. Our participation recently con­ Western Michigan University dents get a first-hand look at what IK is all tributed to our being named the Most Greek Ori­ about. ented Sororit y on campus. Kalamazoo, MI-Our chapter has gotten to· Another method of promoting the sorority is For our parents we sponsor an anriual Parents' gether with local alumnae and parents to pro­ through the student government association. We Day Dinner and hold other events throughout mote several fundraisers for our new house. For have several members of the sorority involved the year such as picnics and shopping trips.­ example, our fB alumnae hosted a Mother's Day with this organization, and it gives us a voice in STACI KRATZ gift bazaar in March. what goes on across campus. Events during the winter term that increased Another organization that IK is involved with our chapter's visibility included participating in a is a peer awareness group. Through peer aware­ GAMMA KAPPA ness, we have several members who present pro­ "meals on wheels" program to provide the elderly Southern Illinois University with meals, the annual lollipop sale, and Greek grams to various organizations all over campus Week. - }ENNIFER KENT Carbondale, IL-With over one hundred stressing the dangers of alcohol and drug abuse. members this semester, fKs are relating to our We are. currently sponsoring the Wheelchair campus, Greek system, administration, commu­ Olympics this summer, and we have al ready had nity and with our parents and alumnae more than several fundraisers for this purpose. We are the ever before. only Greek organization at ETSU sponsoring this GAMMA ZETA event. Northern Illinois University We are selling suckers on campus and in the community to raise money to help lick the battle In addition to these involvements, we always DeKalb, IL-At the end of the spring semes­ against Alzheimer's and we show our school spirit try to be open and friendly to everyone on cam­ ter of 1987, rz created Mom's Night as a way to by wearing our letters and sitting together in a pus. We feel that if they can see how happy we are strengthen our relations with our parents in addi­ special IK block at the SIU basketball games. to be a part of IK, then maybe they will become tion to our more formal Parents' Day. This We also will participate in the annual All Cam- interested too. - TIFFANY L. MARTIN

Sigma Kappa Triangle /Summer 1989-33 GAMMA XI is well known for its excellence on the CMSU Mary Miller was elected the 1988 Homecoming Queen, and Tracy Smith and Kim Browning were Lambuth College campus. Campus involvement is an educational enhancement that is stressed here at !1H. Partici­ in the 1988 State Fair court. Jackson, TN- Three r::: members competed pation creates terrific public relations. During homecoming, we also threw a house in the Miss Lambuth pageant, which greatly in­ !1H participates in the house points contest for party for returning alumnae, as well as a Foun­ creased our recognition on campus and in the all residence halls on campus. We enter logo con­ ders' Day open house. We celebrated "Week of community, and the entire chapter participated tests, art displays, intramurals, and various other Giving" by making and delivering cookies to each in Greek all-sing with a ten-minute song and competitive events. sorority and fraternity on campus. dance routine. Proceeds from the Greek all-sing Many of our members are involved in extracur­ Spring semester was busy with various money­ go to benefit the Salvation Army. - REBE CCA ricular groups and university committees. At our making ventures- we sold Valentine lollipops, HE NKE annual Parents' Day banquet in the spring, an raffled off a radar detector, and ran a community award called the "Most Active on Campus" is bingo game. given to the most campus-involved IK. The chapter also painted and hung posters GAMMA RHO !1H participates in the worthy fundraisers con­ around campus encouraging students not to Western Carolina University ducted by other CMSU groups, such as the cam­ drink and drive during the Mardi Gras and spring pus blood drive, and in panhellenic activities break holidays.-MICHELLE WEEGO Cullowhee, NC-The rP chapter celebrated such as study-buddies. We also co-sponsor an an­ its 30th anniversary on November 12, 1988. The nual fishing trip where we take mentally handi­ formal banquet was held in Asheville, NC, with capped from the Warrensburg area for a day of DELTA RHO many parents and alumnae attending the celebra­ fishing. James Madison University tion of our five founders . The chapter also recog­ A newsletter is being sent this spring to area nized our 30th year with a billboard to show the alumnae to update them on current events and to Harrisonburg, VA - In a school of abou t entire community that we are the oldest sorority announce upcoming dates. We are also planning 10,000 students, sometimes it is easy to get lost in the crowd, but that is not the case for us at !1P. on campus. a 30 year celebration of our installation on the We try to make our presence known on campus, Activities this semester promoting IK to the CMSU campus this spring, during which many of not only to be recognized by the public, but also campus and community included a blood drive, the activities will be focused on our alumnae. participation in Alcohol Awareness Week, mixers, !1H also sponsors one big event that is open to to strengthen the bond among ourselves . and a winning intramural tradition.-EMILY the entire campus and community, the Gina One of the most visible ways we promote !1P is EARNHARDT Galetti memorial volleyball tournament and by wearing our letters on certain days and to dance. - SARAH GATEWOOD events such as basketball games, movies, and most recently, the talk given by Oliver North. We also have theme days like "Psyched to be a DELTA ALPHA Sigma" and "Krazy to be a Kappa" where we Eastern Michigan University DELTA THETA dress up and wear our pins. Northeast Missouri State University Ypsilanti, Ml-The fall semester found the This year we sponsored a children's film festi· !1A chapter of IK in a chapter house. We held an Kirksville, MO-Many things are being done val, with the proceeds going to the Piggy Bank of open house for parents and alumnae at to promote our chapter both on and off campus. Dreams, an organization striving to fulfill the homecoming. Wednesday has been designated letter day. Our wishes of terminally ill children. We had short We participated with other sororities in the banner hangs from the administration building films and a bake sale where the children could United Way "Rock-A-Than" and enjoyed see­ and we wear letters. Our chapter will be featured donate their small change. As a result of advertis­ ing members from AM and AT chapters at Foun­ in a display case in the student union for one ing on the radio, in the newspapers, and at ders' Day. week. February was our month to bake cookies for school, the community became aware of our so­ One goal set at our annual sisterhood retreat the panhellenic council sponsored "Office of the rority. Hopefully, this will become a yearly event was to establish stronger relations with our alum­ Week." that people will look forward to and associate nae members. Through personal contacts as well In October, we carved pumpkins for each fra­ with as a project of the IKs here at Madison. as newsletters and an alumnae tea, we hope to ternity and sorority on campus. We delivered This spring we plan to participate in a bowl-a­ accomplish this goal, resulting in the formation these pumpkins by pumpkin caroling. than, a dance at a retirement home, and the of a corporation board and a larger advisory During the Christmas season, we rang bells at Great Hunger Cleanup, which will help our im­ board. local businesses fo r the Salvation Army. We also mediate community. All of these activities, On the EMU campus, IKs have become very have been visiting the local animal shelter. The whether school or community related, are impor­ visible. Our numbers make this possible, as does junior panhellenic sponsored a canned food drive tant to us, because we want to represent IK in a the fact that we have members working in various in late November in which we tied for first place. way which reflects just how proud we are of our administrative and academic offices on campus, We are looking forward to our annual Parents' sorority.-HEIDI STORY as well as being involved in sports and govern­ Banquet a.nd to celebrating our 30th anniver­ ment. - SHERRI BOMIA sary. - DEBI WEAVER DELTA SIGMA Western Illinois University DELTA ETA DELTA MU Central Missouri State University Northwestern State University Macomb, IL-!1I's public relations program is going through a rebuilding phase. We are learn­ Warrensburg, MO-The !1H chapter of IK Nachitoches, LA-On campus, !1M member ing about the different methods and channels

34-Summer 1989/Sigma Kappa Triangle that are available on the WIU campus and how and Pastries Party to strengthen our ties with the same residence hall on campus. Many of us have they can best be utilized for effective public alumnae. - TRICIA A. MIGUEZ big IK letters in our windows, and one side of relations. the building has the words Sigma Kappa spelled The campus newspaper is our most effective out in big purple letters in the windows. When tool for reaching the campus population. Per· EPSILON EPSILON anyone drives by, they can tell that IKs live in sonal ads are placed in The Courier before ex­ University of Georgia the residence hall. We opened one of our info r­ changes and other social events to bring our mal meetings up to the whole campus when we activities to the attention of WIU students. Indi­ Athens, GA-Following Inspiration week, we had a tape on AIDS and hope to continue to do vidual members are also recognized for accom­ ran an ad in the campus newspaper congratulat­ so when we have a topic of general interest. plishments through this medium. ing our 26 new initiates. During February, rKs Around Halloween, we collect canned goods Another effective public relations tool is our gained recognition on campus when Lisa Gable for the needy. We put an ad in the local newspa· campus involvement. We have members involved was elected Panhellenic President and Jennifer per so the community knows we are coming in practically everything on campus: athletics, Wall was a finalist in the Miss University of Geor­ around. Since many administrators and profes­ band, choir, alumni programs, and university ac­ gia pageant- KIMBERLY M. KEHELEY sors live nearby, we make a point to stop by their tivity boards, just to name a few. There is no bet­ homes during the canned goods drive. At Christ­ ter way to positively influence our public's image mas, we hold a Parents' Day parry where we invite than to get involved with them. Our involvement ZETA EPSILON our parents to an early afternoon dinner at our has made ilL a very respected chapter on the California State University - school. We put on skits and have a slide show, Western Illinois campus. Northridge and this year, we gave the parents a double pic­ We are constantly striving to improve our pub­ ture frame that held a picture of the entire chap­ lic image, not only on campus but in the commu· Northridge, CA- We do many things to pro­ ter and one of their own daughter. We also sent nity and beyond.- CAROLE STEFFENSMEIER mote r K on our campus and in our community. Christmas cards to our parents, to other sorori­ On campus, one of the ways we publicize rK is ties and fraternities on campus, and to certain by wearing our letters to our classes and to the college administrators. "Greek hang-out." We also put ads and personals We have also held joint dances with other so­ EPSILON BETA in our college newspaper. By participating in in­ University of New Orleans rorities, and we carried our IK banner during our tramurals, we develop better relations with other College's Founder's Day Procession. As a joint New Orleans, LA-The University of New sororities and women on independent teams. project with our alumnae group, we visited a re­ Orleans is a commuter college, and as a result, Every year we have an open house called tirement home to play bingo and serve refresh­ the EB chapter of rK, as well as the other sorori­ "Sigma Sweet Shop" where we invite other frater­ ments to the residents. Every other year, we ties at UNO, does not have a sorority house. In­ nities and sororities to come to meet all of our sponsor a mom's pinning ceremony for our stead, each sorority and fraternity has their own members, and we offer refreshments. Homecom­ mothers, followed by dinner at a local restau­ table in the University Center. Throughout the ing gives us an opportunity to get to know a fra­ rant- RENEE HA USKNEC HT day, the rKs congregate at the table to socialize ternity better by building a float together and also with each other and the other Greeks. The table to become acquainted with our local alumnae by provides an important means of communication sponsoring an alumnae barbecue before the pa­ for our chapter. Any changes in the agenda can rade. We participate each year in various frater­ ZETA PI be found at the table. Each organization in the nity and sorority competitions as well. Colorado School of Mines Greek system also has a bu lletin board. Anything We also try to develop better relations with our Golden, CO-The ZO's started the year with that r K would like to display or announce to the parents. Every year we have Parents' Day, which a great rush. Our thirteen new pledges partici­ students of UNO is located there. Both the table is a day where we have a picnic at the park with pated in many activities with pledges of fraterni­ (often decorated with purple and maroon r K our fami lies. Within our community, we try to ties on our campus. balloons} and the bulletin board (with violets, improve our image by volunteering to do a variety During homecom ing, our president, Kim r K letters, and lavender trim} are two ways in of things. Many of us participated in Meals-on­ Draper, was crowned Queen, and we placed which we promote rK to the students of UNO. Wheels on Thanksgiving. In regard to our philan­ highly in many events that week. Later in the EB sponsors specific days designated as "Jersey thropies, we visit convalescent homes and raise year, we participated in a great scavenger hunt Days" on which each rK wears her best jersey money for Alzheimer's Disease. and co-sponsored a hayride.-KIM MEEKS decorated with her favorite rK pin. We also par­ At the beginning of every year, we set goals for ticipate in a variety of sports activities at UNO ourselves to try to improve our relations and im­ such as softball tournaments, volleyball games, age on campus, within the Greek system, and ZETA RHO and co-ree football and display rK banners at all with our parents and community.- NICOLE Lafayette College of the sports events held at UNO. SWIRSKY During the Alcohol Awareness Week, our Easton, PA-Almost anywhere you are on chapter placed third in a "Mocktail" contest in campus, you are bound to see a smiling IK, for which we created a non-alcoho lic drink. On holi­ the women of ZP chapter are involved in every ZETA IOTA aspect of the community. We have members who, days, we bake cookies for all the Greeks on Elmhurst College campus. in addition to our philanthropic endeavor of sell­ In the fall, we held a Parents' Wine and Cheese Elmhurst, IL-This past year Zl has been very ing carnations, dedicate their time and energy to Party so parents could learn more about rK and busy promoting rK in the most positive way pos­ Amnesty International, the local soup kitchen, get acquainted with our officers, and in the sible throughout our campus. Since we are not and other volunteer organizations. spring, we are planning an Alumnae/Active Tea allowed to have a house, many of us live in the ZPs are also involved in choir and orchestra,

Sigma Kappa Triangle/Summer 1989-35 campus publications, and varsity sports. The ma­ cial events and at football games, and we place sity-wide events help ez become an active part jority of our members demonstrate a sense of ads in the university and local newspapers to rec­ of the Greek system. One unusual tradition at commitment and responsibility by assuming lead­ ognize special achiev~ments, such as having the the University of Virginia that has helped 8Z' s ership po&itions in campus organizations.­ highest gpa dn campus. public relations is painting . Beta Bridge. The MON ICA TH ATC HER 8A's work as ushers for campus plays, at the bridge is one public place where students can blood bank, and at wellness programs sponsored paint "legal graffiti," whether to advertise an by Watagua Cardiac Rehabilitation. We also par· event or to simply express their feelings . Our ZETA PSI chapter does both. As most students pass this Cleveland State University ticipate in all-Greek clean-ups of the downtown area and support two retirement homes with bridge on their route to classes each day, the Cleveland, OR-Maintaining public relations events such as the "Rock-n-Roll Jamboree."­ chapter has received wide recognition this way. is the best way for a chapter to be promoted on ROBIN SMITH The largely publicized Rock-A-Thon in Octo· campus, within a Greek system, and in the com­ ber was the chapter's most successful public rela­ munity. On campus, Z'¥ painted a EK mural on tions campaign yet. 8Zs were visible rocking in a wall at a local party center to increase our name wooden chairs everywhere- on campus, outside recognition. Also, a poster was hung in the uni­ THETA DELTA of grocery stores, at the mall- which made the University of Delaware versity center to promote EK. chapter more well known in both the university Fundraisers such as a sucker sale for Newark, DE-At the University of Delaware, and the community. Alzheimer's research promoted Z'¥ in a positive EKs strive to promote the sorority through many Our Dean of Students, a EK alumna, aids us in way on by showing our concern about this dis­ forms of public relations. Not only do their ban­ establishing relations with the faculty; our new ease. A balloon sale for Valentine's Day also ners brighten up the campus walkways, but their Parents' Club keeps pare.rits active in their helped to promote our chapter. creative and inspirational personals in the college daughters' sorority life; arid a 'regular newsrecrer On campus, we participated in a Greek "Rock­ newspaper brighten up the da ys of many helps our alumnae feel a part of university activi­ A-Thon", and one of our members was pictured members. ties.-SUSAN WELLER in the local newspaper along with an article ex­ Delaware EKs also promote their so~ority plaining the event. In addition, we have devel­ through service projects and fundraisers on and oped closer relations with other fraternities and around campus. This year, they participated in THETA THETA sororities through mixers and a skating party. the Super Cities Walk for Multiple Sclerosis and Albright College In the community, Z'¥ is promoted through sold t-shirts at a basketball tournament fund­ our local philanthropy, Trinity Church. Many Reading, PA- The members of 88 work to-. raiser for AIDS research. gether to maintain our positive image with the members have participated in feeding the hungry In the community, EKs contribute to good re­ on Sunday mornings.- ANN WISSMAN administration, the faculty, the community, our lations by sponsoring a co mmunity day during fellow Greek associates, and with all Albright stu~ their Week of Giving. On that day, members dents. We strive to achieve campus-wide aware­ wash windows of Main Street stores and distrib­ ness of our active role in community and campus THETA ALPHA ute apples to notable teachers on campus. They events, socially and service-oriented. Appalachian State University also participate in the university's "Newark Clean Among the activities we use to promote EK on and Green," a day-long clean-up of the Newark our campus are a "Greek Letter Day" and putting Boone, NC- To promote EK, we at 8A spon­ community held during Greek Week. signs up in the campus center. We encourage per­ sor and participate in activities designed to bene­ EKs are currently working on a program on spective rushees to eat with us in order to get fit the alumnae, parents, Greek system, campus alcohol awareness to be acted out for youths in better acquainted. We have mixers with all the and community. local schools. Though the program is still in the fraternities and sororities on campus to maintain To keep personal communications with our making, it will certainly promote public relations and improve friendly relations with our fellow alumnae, we have "alum-chums" as well as a se­ for the sorority in the future.-STEPHANIE A. Greeks. We also participate in intramural sports mester newsletter. We also sponsor a tailgate EBBE RT and were involved in ·an "airband" contest. Indi­ party during homeco ming especially for our vidual involvement in other campus organizations alumnae. is another aspect of our public relations program. We are forming a Parents' Club to sponsor THETA ZETA Service projects which increase community weekend activities for our parents such as picnics, University of Virginia awareness of our chapter include fundraisers for trips, and a tailgate party during Parents' Week­ Alzheimer's research, the Muscular Dys trophy end, in add ition to the current parents ' Charlotteville, VA- In a recently colonized Association, and the "Walk Against Cancer." We chapter, initiating and maintaining a solid public newsletter. regularly aid the Humane Society, do volunteer Within the Greek system, 8A is planning a relations program is essential in promoting chap­ work at the local soup kitchen, and have given social fundraiser with two other sororities, and we ter growth. Without any long- standing traditions time to the emergency shelter for the homeless in held an ice cream social wi th another sorority to to rely upon, ez has worked hard to establish a Reading. promote in ter-Greek relations. For Easter, we positive public image at University of Virginia. To update parents and alumnae, we sent out send decorated baskets to the other sororities and The chapter, now three years old , has taken steps regular newsletters concerning our progress and to break out of the label of "that new sorority" fraternities on ca mpus and similar gifts for other upcoming events. - SUE TRUITT occasions. and establish a respected tradition on campus. We also place banners across campus for spe- Exchange dinners and competition in univer-

36-Summer 1989/Sigma Kappa Triangle Marty Miller Warner, Beta Upsilon alumnae group to assist. Thanks to her dedica­ tion and spirit, Theta Eta is a prospering chapter Advisor of the Quarter for summer 1989 is iforni a, Riverside during the coloni zation in with a strong Adviso ry Board . The wo men of Marty Miller Warner, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Univer­ 1986. She accepted the position at UNLV before Theta Eta appreciate Marty's efforts and respect sity. Marty is currently the Adviso ry Board Chair­ moving to Nevada ea rly in 1987 . her as a positive role model. man for Theta Eta chapter, UNLV, where she has A woman of tireless dedication, Marty sin­ The Uni ve rsity of Nevada at Las Vegas has rec­ been the guiding force of the chapter since its cerely believes in Sigma Kappa and the benefits ogni zed Marty Warner for her positive contribu­ colonization in 1987 . No stranger to the special of membership fo r today's yo ung wo man. With ti ons to the es tablishm ent of the co ll ege needs of a newch apter, Marty began her advisory her organiza tional skill , Marty accepted the chal­ panhellenic. She has been instrumental in en­ board service at Theta Epsilon-University of Cal- lenge of leading a new colony with no established co urag ing communi ca ti on and coo perati on among th e advisors of all of the panhellenic groups for the good of the system. Marty and her Air Force husband, Lt. Colonel Tom Warner, live near Las Vegas with their three legacies-twins jocelyn and Rebecca and six year old Abby. Marty is active in her church and as a Brownie Scout leader. An oth er chap ter will have th e be nefit of Marty's time and talents when the Air Force again moves the Warner fam ily to a new exciting location. However, Marty will leave a wonderful legacy at Theta Eta, just as she did at Theta Epsi­ lon. Sigma Kappa is truly fo rtunate to have Marty Warner as one of our special volunteers.

Mart y Warner, BY, piwtred wit h BH-UNLV collegians. by Ka y Erns t Steffe n, ET

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hile in Indianapolis for consultant the state of Indiana on June 27, 1988 by the training in August, a brave group of province of Zhejiang, China. Carved from rare WSigma Kappa chapter consultants white marble, the lions weigh four tons each. . made an intriguing excursion into the wilds of Make your plans to come to Indianapo lis to see downtown Indianapolis-to the Indianapolis th e new zoo and all the other exciting sight dur­ Zoot Located just five minutes from the Indian­ ing the 1990 Sigma Kappa National Convention. apolis Westin, site of Sigma Kappa's 1990 Na­ Co me share the memories of the times of )'OUr life tional Convention, the new Indianapo lis Zoo is and create new memories as well. Get ready to one of the city's major attractions. join us for Sigma Kappa ... The Time of Your Ann Felice Bertin, ZQ; Laura Bonomo, f8; Lifet Convention '90. Michele Losch, BN; and Alice Ajeto, M; (pic­ tured above) took time out of their busy NPC and Sigma Kappa training schedule to admire the an imals at the Indianapo lis Zoo. This waterfall is located next to the polar bear exhibit, part of the zoo's famous Waters building. Laura Placanica, 8Z, enjoyed the Encounters area of the fac ility (top right). Admiring this sce ­ nery, you would never know that the Indianapolis skyline is visible in the distance! Michele met one of the zoo's inh abitants, up close and personal, in the Encounters area (bot­ tom ri ght) . This llama is obviously not a native Hoosier! Laura, Alice and Laura pose outside the gates with an Indianapo lis Zoo landma rk (far right) . A pair of hand carved marble lions was presented to

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