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Vo lume 105, Issue 3 The official magazine of Sigma Kappa Sorority founded at Colby College. Waterville. ME. Nov ember 9. 1874

Sigma Kappa National Headquarters 8733 Founders Road AN ADVISOR TO ADMIRE: Indianapolis. IN 46268 Telephone: 317-872-3275 FAX: 31 7-872-0716 www.slgmakappa.org Faun Norton, Alpha Delta Ho urs of operation: 8 a .m .-5 p .m . Monday-Friday

Editor/ Art Dire ctor Directo r of Publications Assistant Editor There are good advisors, there are Wade-Whitehead as an Mallory R. Curtis. Delta Delta great advisors, and then there's Faun. It alumna initiate of Alpha Alumnae Editor is difficult to put into words what Faun Delta in 2002 and helped to Melissa Wilmer Seeley. Epsilo n Tau Delozier Norton has meant to the raise more than $13,027 for 13816 Loretta Drive Alpha Delta Chapter at the University the Alzheimer's Association Tustin. C A 92780 of Tennessee, Knoxville. Initiated into this past year. Collegiate Editor Alpha Delta in 1946, Faun has been Lauren Bennett Cameron. XI 2826 Valley View Terrace an active member ever since. She has Janice describes Faun as "a Jefferson City. MO 65109- 1054 served in just about every alumnae leader among leaders. She Production office or advisory role. She has kept the has made such a significant United Litho. Inc. sisters of Alpha Delta on the financial impact in the fight against 21800 Beaumeade Circle Ashburn. VA 20147 straight and narrow, and been there Alzheimer's disease. She for hundreds of sisters when they has given of her time, talents, Faun Norton, (center) pictured with Alpha Delta Collegiate D eadlines alumnae Suzy Garner (I) and Cindy Allin (r). Spring Issue December 1 needed a shoulder to cry on, silver and resources by serving in Summer Issue March 1 serving pieces for recruitment parties, various leadership roles at the Autumn Issue June 1 motherly advice, a home-cooked meal, Alzheimer's Association, including an the Sigma Kappa experience for future Winter Issue September 1 and help with just about anything else. officer on the Board of Directors and members but allow Greek women at Alumnae Deadlines Memory Walk Chairperson. She helped Spring Issue February 1 The University of Tennessee to finally Summer Issue May1 Most of the current chapter members to raise funds and create increased enjoy the permanence from which Winter Issue Nov ember 1 know Faun as a tireless advocate for the awareness of the disease while fraternities have benefited for many Siama Kappa Trianale Alzheimer's Association. She continues shepherding countless individuals years. Already she is hard at work, Is publish e d quarterly by Sigma to work closely in need of along with the rest of the committee, Kappa So rority. 8733 Founders services to the Ro ad. Indianapolis. IN 46268. The with both Alpha "It is amazing that her in the hopes of raising one million annual subscriptio n fee Is $2, paid Delta and the association. I dollars for Alpha Delta's new home thro ugh lifetime membership. East Tennessee dedication has stayed so would call Faun on Neyland Drive. Thanks to her Perio dic als postage paid at Indianapo lis, IN, and at additional Alzheimer 's steadfast, when we know how a true champion enthusiasm and generosity, Alpha Delta mailing offices. Printed In USA, Association with all the demands on our time of the cause." is almost halfway to its goal. Sigma Kappa USPS 496-080. the Knoxville area Memory pull us in other directions When sororities Faun's commitment to Sigma Kappa is Postmast e r Please send address changes to: Walk. Due in throughout our lives . .. at the University clearly evident. As Julia Hounshell Sigma Kappa Triangle. large part to her Our founders would be so of Tennessee Reynolds, Alpha Delta, recalls, "We 8733 Founders Road, inspiration and were given the recently met at her house for a Sigma Indianapolis. IN 46268. very proud of Faun, as she perrruss10n to encouragement, Kappa Housing Campaign meeting. We M e mbe r Alpha Delta embodies all the qualities that build chapter were setting up for refreshments, and College Fraternity Editors Chapter has th £ th ul . houses Faun she asked me if I remembered giving A ssociation ey oresaw as e timate g r a c 'i u s Y National Panhellenlc Editors raised over 0 1 her the simple trivet she was using. Conference $58,259 for the Sigma Kappa sister." agreed to serve I had long forgotten , but after nearly local Alzheimer's -Joy Burke Lebo, Alpha Delta as chairman for 35 years, she still remembered! She Association the Alpha Delta is the glue that holds so many of us dming the past five years. Thanks housing campaign. After sixty years of together. " to Faun's volunteer leadership, she membership, Faun understood how ·M. Suzy Gamer, Alpha Delta, The Cl Sgmo Koppe Sotortty 2CXl8 recruited Executive Director Janice a new house would not only enhance University ofTennessee

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Sigma Kappas Alumnae News ...... ~ ~ Here & There ...... J In Memoriam ...... H

Winter comes to us as we reflect on the past year while preparing for a new one.

Features About the Cover

The Tie That Binds Us ...... ~ Here are three examples of how groups of collegiate chapter sisters have kept the friendships alive, years after college has ended.

Guess Who Turned ]~ 10, 20, and 45! ...... 6 Cover: Alumnae use many Planning a reunion? Three chapters celebrating methods to keep In touch anniversaries share with the Sigma Kappa Triangle after graduation. how they enjoyed successful reunions. The Tie That Binds Us - page 9

~~~ee~:~~~~~ ...... l~ Four Sigma Kappa chapters have new living spaces. Read about the renovations and construction. and why they occurred.

Fifty and 75-Year ~~ Anniversary Members ...... 6U In this issue, we highlight the members who celebrate the anniversary of their initiation in 2008. Home Is Where the Heart Is - page 16 Congratulations to the initiates of 1933 and 1958!

~.. ""''. tgm akapp.to .o rg Sigtna Kappa Triang1e • W int.er 2008 Angela Guillory Named Outstanding Panhellenic Advisor

Members of the Sigma Kappa National Panhellenic NPC recognizes one outstanding fraternity/sorority Conference delegation, together with the National advisor biennially for their exemplary work Panhellenic Conference (NPC) shared in honoring with Panhellenjc women within the Unjversity the recipient of the 2005-2007 NPC Outstanding community and community at large. The award Panhellenic Advisor award, Angela Guillory, was presented at the 2007 NPC Biennial Meeting Delta Mu , Northwestern State University. in Crucago, IL.

Guillory serves as the Assistant Dean of Students Angela Guillory served Sigma Kappa as national & Director of Greek Affairs at Louisiana president from 1998-2002. She continues to State University in Baton Rouge, LA. She was grace Sigma Kappa with her contagious spirit and nominated for the prestigious award by her wide base of sorority knowledge as a past national College Panhellenic Association at Louisiana State president. University. -Donna King, Epsilon Rho, Sigma Kappa National Panhellenic Conference delegate

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Pamela Berberich Boston, Theta Debbie Nienast Harris, Gamma Iota, Nu, Baylor University, was awarded a Texas Tech University, was recently named Corporate Achievement Award by the a finalist for the 2007-2008 Presidential McGraw-Hill Companies for a sales Award of Excellence in Math and Science campaign called "ANew Generation Teaching (PAEMST). Debbie is a seventh of Strategic Accounts." Pamela grade Science teacher and Science and four other colleagues in North Department Chair at St. Francis Episcopal America and the United Kingdom Day School in Houston. As a state-level achieved outstanding sales resulting in finalist, Debbie is automatically a candidate recognition by Terry McGraw, McGraw­ for the national award determined by a White Hill's President and CEO. House committee. She was recognized by the State Board of Education's opening meeting in The Corporate Achievement Awards, one of the highest honors Austin in September. The McGraw-Hill Companies gives to employees, recognize teams of talented employees who produced the year's best work and Debbie has taught Science for the past 12 years in both private school as developed products and solutions that benefited the corporation's well as the Houston Independent School District. Before that, she worked customers and grew the business. as a research scientist in infectious diseases at the Baylor College of Medicine. Harris holds a microbiology and chemistry degree from Texas Pamela is a Business Development Manager and Team Leader for Tech University. While in college, Debbie served as new member educator Platts, McGraw-Hill's Energy Division for North America. She was also and was active in Panhellenic. Her involvement in Panhellenic continued awarded the President's Club award for top sales in North America. as she served as President of the Houston Panhellenic Association. She has been president of the Houston alumnae group and currently serves on the national programming committee for Sigma Kappa Sorority as part of the }ana M. Ziese, Beta Chi, University of strategic plan initiative. California Santa Barbara, was selected to represent the Irvine Unified School Lindsay J. Casmaer, Kappa Iota , University District on the prestigious Japan of Pennsylvania, was named Miss Missouri Businessman's Association trip to Japan. 2007. As Miss River City, Casmaer, 23, The purpose of the trip was to provide received the crown and a $10,000 cash educators with insight and experience scholarship at the annual event. She into the Japanese culture, school advanced to competition for the Miss system, and student's lifestyle. America crown, held in Las Vegas in January. Although she didn't win the title, she proved While in Japan, Jana visited elementary herself a great role model for Sigma Kappa schools and taught lessons in English, sisters everywhere. visited a Shinto shrine, met \vith regional government officials, and stayed \vith a family to truly experience Japanese culture. A 2005 graduate with a degree in neurobiology, Lindsay presently conducts Alzheimer's research at Washington University in St. Louis.

Sigma Kappa Alumnae from Delta Mu Chapter at Northwestern State University gathered for a reunion on the beaches of Dauphin Island, Alabama the weekend ofJuly 13, 2007. Some sisters had not seen each other since their college days in the 1980s. From homemakers to attorneys, they laughed, talked, reminisced, and realized it felt as if time had not really passed. Their sisterhood is strong and the bonds that were created when they pledged Sigma Kappa still hold them together today.

Sigma Kapp3 Triang le • W inter 2008 In Celebration . .. Tracey Tardiff Hill's birthday Andrew Reitman-Le\vis's second Thirty years of Sigma Kappa by Patricia Savoye Tard!fJ birthday membership by Patricia Savoye Tard!fJ by Terese Szilagyi Hunter Janet Krueger Holdych's birthday by Deanne Bertelson Judy Jay Rostad's birthday Lisa C. Alexander's birthday by Tisa johnson Mason by Deanne Bertelson The birth of Ella Margrette Ivory by Beta Epsilon (Louisiana Tech My son, Jay Ryder's first birthday Jane Kramer Allan's birthday University) by Marilyn Hetzel by Tisa Johnson Mason Susan Fang Polizzotto Joyce Savoye's 80th birthday Paige Baughman's marriage to Iliana Jaatmaa's graduation by Patricia Savoye Tard!fJ Travis Oliver by Corinne Packard by Kelly Harp Haber Jennifer Tardiff's birthday Cameron Theodore Kent's birth by Patricia Savoye Tard!fJ The birth of William Holt Bieber by Sunday Tollifson by Ginger Hawk Rutheiford Madalyn Brand Teal's birthday Tisa Johnson Mason's service to by Tisa Johnson Mason Mary Mills Belding's birthday Sigma Kappa by Tisa johnson Mason by jean Bendsle1• Teare Linda Tillman's birthday by Deanne Bertelson Molly Corso's second birthday Joni R. McNeill-Murray's birthday by Judy Corso by Tisa johnson Mason Kathryn Tippie's birthday by janet Benton Winterrose Sarah Doupe's birthday The birth of Joshua Michael Parham by Deanne Bertelson to Mike and Ilind a Jackson Parham Carole Oetke Towns end's birthday by Barbara Wilson by Tisa Johnson Mason Lucile Pemberton Duncan's birthday My tOOth birthday Terri Walker's birthday by Lois Perigo Truax by Mildred Roberts Wright by Tisa johnson Mason

Andrea Bjornlie Finley's birthday My 53rd initiation as Alpha Chi The birth of Charlie Wiggle by Deanne Bertelson (Georgetown College) by Marcy Smith Wiggle by Catherine B. Taylor The birth of Emery Donahue Barbara Collins Wilmer's service to Greene Judith Norman Needham's birthday Sigma Kappa by Kimberly Corr Wasetis by Deanne Bertelson by Jean Bendslev Teare

The birth of Luke David Groseclose Dawn Copple O'Connor's birthday Zeta Kappa's (Angelo State by Ginger Hawk Rutheiford by Tisa Johnson Mason University) 30th Anniversary by Kimberly Dean Tisserand The birth of Claire Hill Susan Fong Polizzotto's birthday by Patricia S01•oye Tard!fJ by Tisa johnson Mason AU National Editors under whom I have served on the Sigma Kappa Charlotte Hill's third birthday Ethan Maxwell Rass's birth Triangle by Patricia S01•oye Tard!fJ by Michelle Caie-Brandon by Anne Weaver Booske Victoriana Gironda Cangelosi jennifer johanneman Painter Susan Fang Polizzotto

• Winte!! r 2008 ·www. sigmakappafoundation .o rg In Honor. Mary "Katy" Giesecke Faun Delozier Norton Ashley Andrew· by Andrea Barr Kockler by Julia Hounshell Reynolds by Sandra Andrews Teresa Creech Glassman Donna Reed Madeline Cross Becker by Ginser Hawk Rutheiford by Glenna GindoifPierpont by Ginser Ha wk Rutheiford Angela C. Guillory Margaret Grills Roberts Beta Epsilon (Louisiana Tech by Ginser Hawk Rutheiford by Ginser Hawk Rutheiford University) by Elizabeth Mansrum Heather Bloom Hall Ginger Hawk Rutherford by Glenna GindoifPierpont by J ewell McEwen Lewis Beta Rho (San Jose State University) by j oan Lehtinen-Crall My Sigma Kappa daughter, Linda Neff Nikki Santos Hardinger by Ann-Marie Lasoy Fontaine Courtney Buffington by Marsie Millisan Ntiff by Erin Schneider Freeland Sally Reeves Smith Linda Snapp Holt by Sharon Burner Wilson Mi chael T. Burkhardt by Ginser Hawk Rutheiford by Patricia Dudley Conway Carol Norris Sneary Carol Beth Land Ivory by Barbara Sneary Wi lliams Bobbie HulTman Christiansen by Beta Epsilon (Louisiana Te ch by Suzanne Sanders Tussle Uni versity) Lauren Trimble by Martha Sedletzeck Trimble Patricia "Pat" Earnest Counts Kappa Eta (Texas Christian by Ginser Hawk Rutheiford University) My daughter, Kelsey W ells by Ashley Andrews by Kendra Buckel Wells The phenomenal women of Delta Alpha (Eastern Michigan Jeanne Holmes Kennedy Renee Druckenmiller Wetherhold Univer ·ity) by Brooke Kennedy by Marsaret Tay lor Lemmon by Manha Emerich Costa Donna Crain King Crystal White Amy Crowley Denson by Delta Gamma Sorority by Donna de Wick by Cou rcney Panik Jewell McEwen Lewis Brenda Tunnell Whitt usan Eis nhower by Ginser Hawk Rutheiford by Ginser Ha wk Rutheiford by Marjorie Bollhr1Jer Schcifield Mary Ann Marsh McCall Alma Jean Williams The Foundation Ambassador Cabinet by Ginser Hawk Rutheiford by Ginser Ha wk Rutheiford by Susan Fans Poli zzotto Lindsey Means Gamma Lambda (Ea t Tennessee by Patti Mea ns tate University) by Shelly Dawe 07dil hen·i itz by Deborah MittifJ Stimac

"'' , .. \ . igmabppafuundauon.org ignu Kappa In Memory. Julia Stevens Gregg Ronald Russell Cassy Aiken by Carol Hedden Hackett by jennifer Russell Snyder by jennifer Garcia Rose Guilla Jamie Sell Elyse Alper by Abby Gunia by Larisa Luca by Erin Newcomb Linda Ware Harkness Denise Sills Margaret Beasley by Sal{}' S. Ware by Natalie Nee{}' Parker-Lawrence by Martha Hurtt Millet Shirley "Jean" Peterson Holberg Jaruce C. Sipple Sherry! Blanchfield by Betty McLain Brown by Martha Stratbucker Thibault by Ailene Weber Dean Mignonette Holland Susan Wright Sirota Dorothy Norris Cady by Kathleen Holland Rutten by Judith Wriaht Coonce by Lea Cady-Lewis LuAnn Irby Dorothy "Dottie" Landis Stevens Twila Bergh Clawson by Lea Cady-Lewis by Ann St'!.fford Dahl by Thrine Reed Crain janet Blome Lindstedt Harold Leach Maridell Braham Condon by jocelyn Mooneyhan Lacey Margaret "Peg" Hazlett Taggart by joan Henrickson Hutchison by Priscilla Simms Fleishans Myrna johnson Robb Darrell S. Liston Helen Weber Wild by Priscilla Simms Fleishans Marjorie DarlingTaylor Patricia Scherrer Stelmach by Elizabeth Dar/ina Sherburne Norma J. .Cooke by Karen Hansen Blizzard Shari Mueller Meyer Helen Hausmann Thurber Carole Cordray Syracuse by janine jensen Ross by Maraaret Taylor Lemmon

Laura Lewis Dunaway Mary Ruth Murray Erruly Murray Vance by Stacie Buchanan DeBenedictis by Minnette Massey by Minnette Massey Emi{y jenkins Denlinaer Lmrise M. O'Shea Allan B. Walker Ludean Earnest by Beta Eta (University ifMassachusetts) by Janet Walker Rosifield by Cora Petteys Cole Beth Ennis Vicki Dubrock Weisel The mother of Susan Farris Eaves Suzanne Osterdale by Maraaret Taylor Lemmon by Fort Worth TX Alumnae by South Oakland County MI Alumnae Alice Hersey Wick Harriet Smith Frazer Mary Franko Poehlmann by Maraaret Taylor Lemmon by Ann Suifford Dahl by Ma'Y M. Poehlmann Barbara Williams Fenters Philip Wilken Priscilla Simms Fleishans Jean Wells Prather by South Oakland County MI Alumnae Bernard Frazer by Maribeth Porter Hambrick Lilly Hess Amy Wilkinson Patricia Scherrer Stelmach Jaime Reyes, Sr. by Anne Devault Wilkinson by Alicia Reyes Barbara Heitzman Fullwood Andrea Will by Fort Worth TX Alumnae by Dain Meyer Marian Hardy

Sigm a Kappa Triang le • Winte r 2008 Binds U Each of us had a unique Sigma Kappa collegiate experience. We remember special sisters who were our big sisters, little sisters, roommates, our best friends, and role models. Whether it was last year or 50 years ago, these are the special memories that bind us together with our collegiate chapter sisters.

How do you keep those ties alive well past graduation? How do you build on the wonderful experiences of your collegiate days? How do you make new memories that continue to bind you together as you move through your lives? Here are three examples of groups of collegiate chapter sisters who have kept their friendships alive. -Carole Oetke Townsend, Beta Tau, National Vice President for Alumnae

' "'"vw.s•gm.U::api».org Sigma Kappa Tr1ang le • Winte r 2008 Epsilon Tau, California State Universi~, Fullerton: Bunko Babes The Bunko Babes are a group of Epsilon Tau for Bunko, just like Monday night was members from California State University, Sigma Kappa meeting night while they were Fullerton who were initiated between 1983 at CSUF. They treasure the time they have and 1986. They started playing Bunko in together, and knowing that they will see April 1993. Although the members of the everyone at least once a month. They have group have changed slightly through the been through a lot as a group; weddings, years, the group has always maintained their babies, illness, Joss of loved ones, and monthly time together. some of them moving away. And through it all, they all consider themselves so lucky to Everyone loves the fact that they know the have each other in their lives. When they are second Tuesday of the month is reserved together it is nothing fancy, they just enjoy the opportunity of being together.

Delta Iota, California State University, Chico: TheYaYas While celebrating at a baby shower, alumnae They stat1ed holding annual gatherings in members of Delta Iota chapter watched The Lake Tahoe when the first of their group Divine Secrets ofthe Ya Ya Sisterhood. They started getting married. These were large immediately identified with the characters gatherings and all were welcome to join in the movie, and have been calling their in the festivities. They spent several years impromptu group the "Ya Yas" ever since. going back to Tahoe, with a few side trips to San Diego, Napa Valley, and Las Vegas, Although many wouldn't admit exactly but something always brings them back to how many years had passed since college, the beauty and excitement of Lake Tahoe. the coinciding 40th birthdays of the group While the majority are Delta Iotas, two became the occasion for a year's worth of members are Chico Alpha Gamma Deltas celebrations. It was also a year of honoring - their chapter is Delta Iota too! One AGD's friendships holding these Sigma Kappas mother is a Sigma Kappa. The Ya Ya circle together. The incredible roller coaster ride is stronger because of them. has included momentous occasions, some some sad, but all memorable. Usually, the ladies meet annually, but over the course of the last year and a half, gatherings have occurred all over Northern California. These sisters are grateful for the friendship , support, courage and counseling they give one another. -]en Sciutto Hohman, Delta Iota, national vice president for membership

Sig ma K.1.pp:. Triang le ww·w.sigrnak.appa .org Aside from their monthly Bunko nights, once or twice a year, they have a weekend getaway. They have been to Palm Springs, Laguna Beach, Lake Arrowhead, CA and Edina, MN (to visit the sister who moved away) . They also meet for movies or a Broadway show and recently saw jersey Boys in Los Angeles. Up until a few years ago they actually played Bunko, but now just gather for the sake of being together and spending a lot of time laughing. -Carolyn Frate, Epsilon Tau, California State University, Fullerton

Beta Nu, Bradley University: Traveling Gals one. Held every three years, the The women love and look forward to their schedule hasn't wavered until the time together. When they see each other it last one, which they let five years go is as if they had never been apart and the by between gatherings. Members 40-plus years since they were living in the swear that will not happen again! chapter house together were but a few years The ladies look forward to their ago. They laugh and cry and share stories of time together and they miss seeing their lives since college. They hope to give each other. Everyone feels that a support to those sisters that have had some three-year span is long enough. challenges with marriages or children. They have all lost their parents and shared that Oh, the places they have been! milestone wHh each other. The time flies From New Orleans to San Antonio, by and the few days together are over far Philadelphia, Chicago, Charleston, too quickly. San Diego, and Las Vegas. The ladies plannjng the next get-together They continue to attract a group of about Members of Beta Nu , Bradley University, are thinking of a small cruise to 25 women each time they are together, and decided back in 1987 to put together a Bermuda. llighlights always include good a good majority of the ladies have been to gathering of the gals that were in the Beta food, sightseeing, shopping, tours, a formal every one. If they make one gathering, they Nu chapter between the years of 1961-1967. type dinner which is always a favorite with usually come back again because they are The first gathering was held in New Orleans Sigma Kappa songs, and maybe even a skH hooked. just because they thought it would be fun. and entertainment. They talk all day and -Vicki Dennhardt Taradash, Beta Nu, At each of the gatherings they would vote late into the evening and never seem to run Bradley University on where they would like to go for the next out of topics.

Share with Sigma Kappa how you are staying connected with your chapter sisters. Let us know the different ways your chapter sisters come together, whether it is for lunch regularly, scrapbooking, sporting events, or just hanging out together. Send your comments to [email protected].

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10-Year Reunion European Alumnae Chapter

Many people think of Paris as the "City Recipients were honored with chic purple of Love" because of the romance and glass heart necklaces for their continued enchanting atmosphere. The glamour of support at annual meetings throughout the France, gazing at the majestic Eiffel Tower past ten years. The fun-filled evening ended and the taste of fabulous cuisine add to the with a walk back to the hotel while viewing ambiance of this picturesque city. But now the charming lights of Paris. Paris is also known as the place the European Alumnae Chapter (EAC) celebrated its lOth anniversary weekend! The ladies of the EAC took the city St6rm d exnerienced alL

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The EAC is comprised of wonderful ladies from all walks of life with one common bond. The theme for the weekend perfectly describes the weekend in Paris: "Liberte, Egalite, Sororite. " Congratulations to all the sisters of the European Alumnae Chapter for celebrating ten years of living one heart, one way. -Tessa Visser, Theta Eta, European Alumnae Chapter President

Sigma Kapp3 Triangle • Winter 2008 45-Yea~ Epsilon Be Each November, the members of Epsilon Beta chapter of Sigma Kappa Sorority at the University of New Orleans (UNO) gather together with the members of the Great'H New Orleans Alumnae ~r to celebrate and pay tribute to tlte five Founders. Traditionally, mothers of the egiate chapter members join the celebr which is co-sponsor '\nnually Epsilon Beta House Corporation. This they celebrated the 133rd birthda; Sorority, as well as the ann~~t >4ll''\·.· :..llii!II'I'II'"·JID'JI'r'lt E s· n

Sign-.a Kappa Triangle • \Vmtc r 2008 How to Organize a Reunion 1: Select a general chairman Obtains and coordinates all committee chairmen. Serves as liaison between the director o[alurnnae expansion and reunion committee chairmen. • registration and check-in • housing (hotel or on-campus housing) • get-acquainted activity • workshop topics and speakers • hospitality • ritual (Order of Triangle, where applicable) • luncheon or banquet • awards (where applicable)

2: Select a secretary • Handles all letters, forms, mailings, correspondence • Sends reunion report at conclusion of conference to director of alumnae programs • Serves as Sigma Kappa Triangle correspondent for conference • Handles conference minutes, conference delegate packets, and printing arrangements

3: Select a treasurer • Acts as treasurer • Receives all registrations • Sets conference fees • 1f hotel rooms are needed, acts as liaison between housing and delegates

4: Select a date and meeting place

5: Notify director of alumnae expansion, alumnae/collegiate relations director, and director of alumnae programs of arrangements. Ensure copies of all the promotional materials are sent as well.

6: Prepare a detailed budget • Reunions are to be self-supporting • Create a budget with expenses AND revenue

7: Plan promotion of reunion . Send first notice 9-12 months prior to reunion dates to all collegians, alumnae, and national officers who reside in the area. • Involve alumnae and collegians in planning - keep them up to date on plans • Geographic directories can be obtained from NHQ • Send out news releases • Hire or choose a photographer for the occasion

8: Determine workshop leaders • Obtain suggestions for workshop topics • Secure speakers who are enthusiastic, informative, and articulate • Contact leaders early

Epsilon Beta initiates of the 2000s 9: Decide on awards to be presented • Determine reunion awards (if any) and service. The Lucia Kendall Berry Award • Ask alumnae chapters for names of 25 and 50-year members and Pearl first advisors to Epsilon Beta who was a Court recipients ""'"'h"'"" in the early years of the chapter. It is alunmae member who has gone above 10: Plan for collegiate and alumnae displays • Alumnae could focus on gerontology, publicity, fundraising • Collegians could bring scrapbooks, pictures of campus, their house, etc. """'<'""''on a tribute to the Founders and also with Sigma Kappa Mother's Pin . They cannot 11 : Provide evaluation sheets ! Epsilou Beta niversity of ew Orleans 12: Prepare short article (one page or less) for th e Sigma Kappa Triangle. Include high-quality photographs when submitting article.

1gma Kapp;t Triang le- • \ V tnter 200 Housing for Sigma Kappa chapters across the country takes on many different fonns. Some members live in large houses while some occupy single-family homes. Still other chapters have lodges in which they hold meetings and socialize, and others live on designated floors of dormitories. Whichever type of housing a chapter utilizes, most can agree that housing is an integral part 'Of a chapter's internal relations as well as the image it projects to the outside community. The Sigma Kappa National Housing Corporation and local corporation boards work hard to accommodate all of our chapters, though some are lucky enough to also receive support from their universities and alumnae.

Since 2005, four Si~ Kappa chapters have either moved into new chapter houses or done major renovations on their existing houses. Alpha Theta, The University of Louisville and Phi, The University of Rhode Island both completed substantial renovation and redecorating projects. Theta Mu, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte got a brand new house in the university's new Greek Village and Theta Alpha, Appalachian State University moved into a renovated hotel by the university.

The Alpha Theta chapter house at The University of Louisville. ~' e Is Where The Heart Is

''As our alumnae kept saying all weekend, it truly is hard to believe it is d1e same house." -Malana Hartzog, Salyer, Alpha Theta housing

Sig1na Kappe T..-gie • WID..,. 2008 "The sorority house at U C Charlotte has created an atmosphere of sisterhood that is unmatched by any other living arrangement. The positive emphasis on sisterhood that the house encourages is one of the greatest a set our chapter has. This sisterhood is so closely knit together and it has been even more evident now that we have been privileged enough to have a house." -M adeline Shoem aker, house manager

Theta Alpha, Appalachian State University Phi, University of Rhode Island Since the mid-1970's, sororities the seven ational Panhellenic at Appalachian State University Conference (NPC) and the were housed in Cannon and Cone three National Pan-Hellenic residence halls. Each sorority Council (NPHC) sororities. had its own hall with a public After renovations, Appalachian lounge area that it decorated. In Panhellenic Hall was born and Corporation and the early 1990's, the University the Theta Alpha chapter, along the Phi corporation proposed a Greek Village but with nine other sororities, moved board. Since it had would not guarantee housing for into the facility in August 2006. not undergone any all seven sorotities, so the plan significant changes was abandoned. Each sorotity occupies one-half since it was built, the of a floor in the facility and has house needed major In 2005, the University the option to rent a room for structural updates. purchased the Quality use as a lounge. The sorotity Additions were Inn adjacent to the can hang composites, their Phi chapter at the University added to each end of the house main campus and charter and other items on the of Rhode Island had a very that included new bathrooms. proposed that hall but there are no individual different reason for remodeling. A new, full-service commercial it become chapter rooms. The ballroom Besides the obvious cosmetic kitchen was installed. {>. housing and meeting rooms in the hotel improvements, the chapter was f o r were renovated to be used as in danger of having their house The house was officially granted meeting rooms, for recruitment, closed if they didn't renovate. a certificate of occupancy in sisterhood activities, and social The state of Rhode Island had October 2007. Though there was functions. sttingent new fire codes take no formal dedication ceremony, -Sheila A. Barnes, Gamma effect in July 2005 and Phi 's chapter members and alumnae Phi, atioual Housing house didn't meet the minimum were all very happy \vith the Corporation standards. changes to the property. The updated house will both help to The project started in March 200 bting in new members and give with funds provided by both the chapter members renewed pride Sigma Kappa National Housing in their home.

S1gnn K~pp:a Triangle • \.Vanter 200& Boston University University of Louisville A8 Kimberly Yash Catherine Allgeier Boston, MA - Delta members Louisville, KY - Recruitment themes participated in the Scarlet Squad, were Sigma Kappaccino Night, Sigma informing incoming freshmen about Kappa game night, and a theme of Greek life and Sigma Kappa Sorority "we're a tad bit sassy, but oh so classy'' while helping them move into their which included black and white clothes residences. Members also took part and lots and lots of pearls. Alumnae in SPLASH!, the fall activities expo, helped with recruitment set up and and the annual Greek barbecue. preparation. Delta, Boston University, members Pamela Sanchez, Caitlin Hart, University of illinois e University of Michigan AM Erin Mulvey, and Vana Patel enjoyed a sisterhood-filled vacation Alyssa Ryan Allie Rhine together. Ann Arbor, Ml - Chapter members Champaign, IL - The semester began participated in recruitment workshops. with the initiation of seven new Recruitment themes included Camp members. Mock recruitment was held Sigma Kappa, There's No Place like with alumnae and chapter member's Sigma Kappa, and A New Year with !TlDthers acting as potential new Sigma Kappa. Lauren Caisman, members. Sisterhood activities included Lauren Konstantin, and Alyssa an open doors night at the chapter Ryan were admitted into the Ross house, and a picnic lunch on the quad. School of Business. University of Kansas ...... Westminster College A"L Stephanie Jones Lawrence, KS - Mock recruitment was Heidi ptacek held prior to Formal Recruitment, and New Wilmington, PA - Several many alumnae came to the house to members returned to campus over the help with the chapter's preparations. summer to help renovate the chapter Recruitment themes included an all­ room. Samantha Leipheimer and university theme, Stylish Sigmas, and Stephanie Niziol attended COTS. Sigma Kappa Paradise. Theta, University of Illinois, members posed "Brady Bunch"-style during Michigan State University AT a sisterhood activity. Washington State University Af Kathleen Serafin Meredith Shaw East Lansing, Ml - Alpha Tau has had Pullman, WA - Thirty-four women the highest gpa of all sororities for were recruited during formal the last two years, and the members recruitment, bringing the chapter to work very hard to stay at the top of above campus total. Members have the competition. Several members attended the $2 movie night at the studied abroad over the summer in local theatre as a sisterhood activity. Spain, Australia, Rome, and Italy. Many The chapter helped clean up the Greek members worked at internships during community and also sold cookies at the summer, living in New York, the Sweet Street. The semester gpa Chicago, Arizona , and Australia. rose to above a 3.0 average. Georgetown College AX Iowa State University AE Jessi Patton Christine Wimmer Georgetown, KY - Alpha Chi Ames, lA - Twenty-seven new members helped the Theta Rho members joined the chapter as a result Chapter, University of Kentucky, \vith of recruitment. A sisterhood retreat recruitment. The chapter is proud was held and the chapter received the to have the second highest gpa in the Alpha Epsilon, Iowa state University, members posed for a picture most Improved Sorority, academically, nation and the highest gpa on campus. before seranading. as a result of last semester's grades.

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Louisiana Tech University BE Bradley University BN Colleen Hannon Sarah Kelly Ruston, LA - A dinner was held Peoria, IL - Chapter members during recruitment workshop week participated in Ribs for Cribs, a and alumnae and moms participated fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity. in mock recruitment. Theme days Members helped freshmen move were held during workshops such as into their dormitories, took part in safari day and Caribbean day. Members the annual block party, and informed attended Panhellenic-sponsored teas new students about Greek life at the with freshmen at Louisiana Tech's Activities Fair on campus. Beta Nu orientations. took first place in grades among the seven sororities on campus with a University of Maryland BZ 3.38 gpa. Philanthropy day during Kristen Kamas recruitment had all participants Alpha Mu, University of Michigan, members Allyson Herbst and College Park, MD - Beta Zeta Chapter assembling toiletry bags for the Lauren Konstantin visited each other in New York City. had the fourth highest overall gpa last Maine Sea Coast Mission. semester. At the Greek Awards, the chapter was awarded the best alumnae University of Memphis BE programming award. This semester a Jessica Hill sisterhood event was a pledge class trip Memphis, TN - Beta Xi members to the Jersey shore. participated in Meet the Greeks as the semester began. Members are proud University of Massachusetts of their increased gpa to second Amherst BH in standings in the entire Greek Leslie Sullivan community. Amherst MA - A sisterhood retreat was held, which included a fashion Purdue University BL show and get-to-know-you games. Adrienne Bonfitto Jennifer Stencil was named West Lafayette, IN - The semester Outstanding Junior Member at the included several sisterhood activities, Greek Area Awards. Kathryn a movies night to see Hairspray, and McNamara was named Outstanding a cookout at the chapter house every Sorority Woman of the Year. Beta Eta Tuesday . Beta Sigma alumnae helped has the highest sorority gpa. with mock recruitment and were then guests for brunch afterwards. Formal Alpha Chi. Georgetown College, members participated in a skit at Marietta College Be COTS 2007. recruitment included a black and gold Alice Harmon day . Chapter members participated Marietta, OH - Tori Caracciolo in Meet the Greeks, the Panhellenic is the Student Body President, and sporisored annual picnic. was one of the featured speakers at the freshman orientation ceremony at University of Florida BT Marietta College. Sagan Malko was Ashley Stockdale awarded the McDonough Leadership Gainesville, FL - Beta Tau placed third Program Outstanding First-year overall in intramurals last year. Events Student, and Shauna Payne was included a day trip sisterhood at a awarded Outstanding New Member. member's lake house, an ice cream The welcome back bash was held, and social, and the Big Rig trucker shindig the chapter helped run the Panhellenic social. Fifty-six new members were booth. Members increased their recruited during formal recruitment. cumulative gpa last semester. This was quota plus one on campus. Culver-Stockton College BM Ohio University BY --~~--~------Jenl Ransdell Carl Steiner Canton MO - Panhellenic and lFC Athens, OH - Members raised nearly hosted ~ barbecue for all Greeks on $3,500 for Alzheimer's disease research Beta XI, University of Memphis, members smiled for the camera. campus and potential new members. at the 12th Annual Sigma Kappa Golf Chapter members participated in Classic. Members were recognized at Wildcat Welcome Weekend. a Panbellenic awards banquet. Beta Upsilon won third place in Greek Week.

""' ,,,_sign... ak.3.pp.:a.org S1gma Kappa Triang le • Wint.er 2008 University of Nebraska focus on philanthropy. Sigma Kappa at Omaha BQ and potential members made pearl bracelets to give to the women at a Judy Hansen local nursing home. Omaha, NE - Twenty-seven members joined the chapter bringing the Southern Illinois University fK membership to above campus total. An alumnae picnic was held in Elmwood Samantha Malec Park. Judy Hansen, Ali Olander, Carbondale, IL - The chapter and Kaitrin Shirazi-Way worked as participated in Greek Week, which was production assistants for Fox's "American organized by Samantha Malec, the Idol" when it came to Omaha. Judy was Inter-Greek Special Events Coordinator. crowned Ms. Omaha Rose 2007. Gamma Kappa members hold the positions of president, treasurer, University of and public relations chairman in the Northern Colorado fA Inter-Greek Council. Sarah Vorhees Gamma Kappa President Kali Hofer and Laura Stock prepared to run was chosen as one of the 25 Most the three-legged race at the annual Southern Illinois University Relay Katie Braun Distinguished Seniors on Campus. for Life event. Greeley, CO - During the first week of the semester, members helped at the East Tennessee State freshman barbecue, the Fall Bazaar, and University fA a Meet the Greeks event. Welcome Back Bash was held , and the chapter Alyssa Berry helped run the Panhellenic booth. Johnson City, TN - Alumnae held a Several alumnae came to the chapter welcome back picnic to start the year, house during work week to help which was followed by a recruitment prepare for recruitment. practice. There was an information meeting and ice cream social sponsored Western Michigan University fB by Panhellenic for all potential new members to learn about sororities . Kyle Murphy Kalamazoo, Ml - Members have been Kentucky Wesleyan College ill sprucing up the chapter house with the annual garden party where all members Amanda Campbell help plant and fix up the house. Owensboro, KY - The chapter participated in all Greek Week Indiana State University ff activities and won the tug of war. Members painted faces during Jessica Moore, Alyssa Berry, and Jena Bandy enjoyed the Gamma Kelly Ring Alumnae Weekend at a football Lambda, East Tennessee State University, summer house party. Terre Haute, I - Chapter members game, and members participated in donated the most underwear for intramural sports, including volleyball the Panhellenic Underwear Drive. and bowling. Chelsea Deeg was Members also participated in the named new member of the year. Spring Week tandem race, air band competition, and other events. Midwestern State University IT Jennifer Tackett is president of Panhellenic Council. Randi Roanhaus Wichita Falls, TX -At Meet & Greek Northern Illinois University fZ Night, all Panhellenic sororities met with incoming freshn1en to introduce Kelly Smith them to the Greek system. Bid Day DeKalb, IL - Members participated activities included a swimming party. in freshman move-in days. Alumnae Chapter members participated in the helped chapter members prepare for Tau Kappa Epsilon Elite, a fundrais er recruitment. Besides recruitment for Alzheimer's Research. The chapter workshops, members took a break for had the most increased sorority gpa. ice cream and a pool party. California University of Ball State University fH Pennsylvania rY Meredith Magnetti Ashley Burr Gamma Tau, Midwestern State University, members on Bid Night. Muncie, I - The second day of California, PA - Gamma Upsilon set recruitment was changed this year to up a booth at the first football game to

Sigma Kappa. Triang le • VVinte r 2 008 wW"'.v.sigmakappa .o rg support Alzheimer's disease research, Longwood College L1N and people who donated money received a purple ribbon. Chapter Brantley Willett members helped with the annual Farmville, VA - The members of move-in day, and the welcome-back Delta Nu were deeply touched by the carnival for students. The chapter met tragedy at Virginia Tech, with many campus quota and is the second largest of the members having friends who sorority on campus. The chapter gpa attend school there. To show their and is now above the all women's and support, numerous sisters dressed all men's gpa. in their maroon jumpers and wore orange shirts underneath. Members North Carolina State also attended a candlelight vigil in University r remembrance of the victims and their families. Brantley Willett was Kristen Karr elected to be an Honor Board justice. Gamma Upsilon, California University of Pennsylvania, members Raleigh, NC - One of the activities showed their Greek spirit during Greek Invasion. prior to recruitment was wearing James Madison University LlP tee shirts to promote Sigma Kappa and Greek life. Members helped Stephanie Loris with freshman move-in to emphasize Harrisonburg, VA - The first the philanthropy work. Another sisterhood of the year was a pool opportunity was the packing of party to reunite everyone and begin foodstuffs for "Stop Hunger Now" that to get ready for recruitment. Rosie were sent to earthquake victims. Neugroschel is the President Elect of Panhellenic. Tennessee Wesleyan College PP Western Illinois University ~ Katie Morgan Julie DeCaro Athens, TN - Alumnae were invited Macomb, IL - Delta Sigma women to a recruitment mixer. Members participated in all Greek Week activities last semester. Over the summer, participated in a Panhellenic-sponsored plaid party to kick off recruitment, members gathered for a three day float and handed out brochures at freshman trip in central Missouri . A Disney orientation for the Greek community. princess themed party was held to Kathryn Paden was named sister of welcome Delta Sigma's new members. the semester last year. Members participated in an all-Greek Delta Upsilon, Missouri State University, members celebrated Bid Day philanthropy which purchased games for the Macomb After-School program. with roller skating and Chick-Fil A with new and initiated members. Central Michigan University M Caitlin Meloche University of Central Mount Pleasant, MI - Sisterhood Arkansas ~T weekend was on the beaches of Lake Michigan in Traverse City. Members Beth Pettit participated in an adopt -a-highway Conway, AR - A back-to- chool cookout project for Inherit the Earth. Everyone was held at a member 's home. Members participated in MainStage, the annual participated in freshman move-in day to welcome weekend fair, to pass out promote Sigma Kappa across campus. information to begin the school year. Jennifer Goss was elected PanheUenic The chapter had the highest sorority gpa President. for the fourth consecutive semester. Missouri State University ~Y Truman State University ~8 Jenni Gillespie Jacqueline Blume Springfield, MO - Bid Day activities Kirksville, MO - A isterhood reunion included Chick-Fil-A catered to the was held in Kirksville. Frats at Bat was chapter house followed by a roller held, co-sponsored by the women of skating party. Chapter members Delta Theta Chapter and the women continued to clean the adopted street for of Alpha Gamma Delta. the Inherit the Earth activity. Members Epsilon Epsilon, The University of Georgia, initiated and new members attended the Bear Bash, a university­ smile for the camera on Bid Day sponsored event welcoming new students.

'\VW,,•. sigtna.k:appa.org Sigma Kappa Triangle • Winte r 2008 Melissa Lord worked as a New Radford University Ll'¥ Student Orientation Leader, helping Camille Miles with new student activities. Radford, VA - The chapter earned an award for chapter involvement, and had California State University I the highest overall cumulative gpa for Fullerton ET the school year. Emily Williamson had Irene Anguiano the highest initiated member cumulative Fullerton, CA - Alumnae helped gpa for all sorority members. For a chapter members with recruitment sisterhood event, members went to a workshops, including the house local park for a picnic and games. tours. Also over the summer, University of New Orleans Epsilon Tau members washed cars, EB motorcycles, and fire trucks to raise Shannon Zom funds for Alzheimer's disease research New Orleans, LA - Summer sister­ and the Sigma Kappa Foundation. Epsilon Zeta, Western Kentucky University, new members on Bid Day. hood activities included a pool party Last semester ended \vith chapter and attendance at a member's dance members earning the highest gpa of review. Those members who stayed all Panhellenic groups, for the fifth in New Orleans put on several events consecutive semester. at our adopted assisted living facility including a luau, Grandparent's Day, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and bingo. Members have participat­ anaState University EX ed in Fresh Fest, an organization fair for UNO, participated in Welcome Aynsley Renz Week events for new students, and in Blacksburg, VA - An officer retreat outdoor bowling to promote Greek started ofT the semester. Members life on campus. enjoyed a tubing trip and a picnic lunch. The chapter took part in a The University of Georgia EE welcome back picnic at Lane Stadium which included Greek awards. Kelcie Chambers Members tailgated with alumnae prior Athens, GA - Fifty-seven new to a football game. Ashley Hartle members joined Epsilon Epsilon at completed an internship at News formal recruitment (over quota). Channel I 0 in Roanoke, VA, and was Bid night activities included a dinner hired as associate producer. Members' and dance party in the foyer. New combined gpa was at its highest at 3.43. members met with older members Epsilon Chi members show their Sigma Kappa spirit at Virginia as Heart Buddies to get to know each Indiana University Polytechnic Institute and State University's annual picnic . other better. Several members studied Southest 7A abroad in Tanzania, Spain, Mongolia, Austria, England, and Italy. Amanda Watson New Albany, IN - The women of Western Kentucky University EZ Zeta Alpha held several recruitment workshops, paying particular attention Melinda Bleuel to Sigma Kappa's values, conversation, Bowling Green, KY - After a successful and membership selection . Members recruitment, Epsilon Zeta gained 23 also manned tables at student new members. Bid Day was spent orientation to promote Sigma Kappa celebrating in a parade like fashion and Greek membership to new around campus and ended with a water students. balloon toss at the Sigma Kappa house. Babson College University of Findlay EH Brianna Pecor Melissa Lord Wellesley, MA - Over the summer Findlay, OH - Findlay, OH suffered the chapter's lounge and door were severe flooding, and several Sigma painted, with a quote painted on the Kappa members helped in flood clean wall. The chapter's gpa \vaS above a up downtown prior to the start of 3.0. Members participated in wearing Zeta Kappa, Angelo State University, members jump for joy during classes. Many other Greek members their Go Greek tee shirts the first day their Candyland-themed Recruitment. also participated, making the restoring of classes . The chapter also fielded a of Findlay an all-Greek effort. kickball team for an aU -Greek event.

igma Kappa Triang le • Winte r 2008 "v'vw.!figrna.k.appa .org Elmhurst College ZI were limousine rides to a local entertainment park which included Kaila Roberson dinner, laser tag, bumper boats, race Elmhurst, IL - Panhellenic events cars, and our own disc jockey providing included an outdoor skin cancer music. Alumnae helped during awareness campaign, with relay races recruitment by giving inspirational and other activities . Funds raised went talks and sharing ideas. toward skin cancer research. There was a letters aside event where all sorority Colorado School of Mines ZI1 members came together to play team building games. Melissa Foppe Golden, CO - Eleven members Angelo State University ZK joined the chapter at formal recruitment, bringing the chapter Nicole Vick to quota and above campus total. Zeta Omicron, University of Arizona. members enjoyed a sisterhood San Angelo, TX - Bid Day was a Themes included house tours, a pirate theme, and was held at ASU's activity of laser tag. game night, philanthropy night, Lakehouse. Philanthropy Day during and preference. Flower pots were recruitment had participants decorating decorated for a local good Samaritan and filling boxes with toiletries for the center. Zeta Pi members participated Maine Sea Coast Mission. Last year's in a campus-wide Casino ight for new member class had the highest incoming freshmen. Greek gpa on campus. California Polytechnic State University of California, University /Pomona 'lX SanDiego ZM Dana Leuthauser Briana Colorado Pomona, CA - During summer La jolla, CA - Senior Send Off and quarter, members got together for a Order of the Triangle were held. dessert night, movie night, and other Chelsea Lucas is attending graduate fun events. Members also participated school at Pepperdine University, in beach clean ups in Newport and Megan Christopher is attending in Huntington. In spring semester, an MBA program at San Diego State the chapter participated in Greek University, and Katie Gazley Week. Zeta Upsilon won the can is attending Pharmacy School at castl e, food fair, tug of war (which is University of California, San Francisco. a ten year continuous record), quiz Theta Alpha. Appalachian State University, members enjoyed formal. bowl, and Poly Gold (which is a three University ofTexas/ year record). Tori Neilson and Lisa San Antonio ZN VanLund are studying in Italy this Adela Rosas semester. San Antonio, TX - Alumnae participated in mock recruitment Appalac~an State after two pre-recruitment workshops. Un1vers1ty E>A The workshops were lead by fi eld Erika Pinheiro consultant Jessica Lundy, Theca Xi, Boone, NC - The chapter has two Auburn University, and CPO Karen members serving on Panhellenic Haas, Kappa Era , Texas Christian Executive Council - Lorea Stallard University. is Secretary and Lauren Rosie is the Vice President of Programming. University of Arizona W The chapter won Greek Week last Kelly Maxson semester. Lorea Stallard attended the Southeastern Panhellenic Conference Tucson, AZ - ixty-eight members in Atlanta last semester. This were recruited during formal semester, members have participated recruitment. Philanthropy Day's in a video dance party at the Campus activity was making greeting cards Club to talk 'vith potential new using r cycled paper and magazines member , held recruitment, and to send to a local nursing home, ho ted new members at a sisterhood Theta Zeta, University of Virginia, members Ruby Kratzert, Maggie thus highlighting gerontology and retreat. Cooper. Colleen Ryan. and Mary Talbert enjoyed a mixer with Inherit the Earth. Bid Day activitie Sigma Alpha Mu.

WW""\'\ .sigma.kappa.org igma KAippa Triang le • Winte r 2008 bonding the new house is bringing is University of Deleware 8Ll encouraging sisters to become much Heather Greenberg closer to one another. Newark, DE - The first sisterhood activity of the year was an apple State University of picking trip at a nearby orchard. NewYork/Geneseo 8I1 Most made applesauce, apple pies, or caramel apples with their apples. Cassarah Brown Forty-five members made Dean's List Geneseo, NY - Chapter members from last semester, and six members worked hard over the summer to stay earned 4.0 gpas for that semester. The connected and prepare for fall semester. newest members had a spring gpa of Three members attended COTS and 3.0. justine Winkler participated were proud to receive honorable in a 28-mile bike ride "Tour de mention for the Frances Warren "Speed" Delaware" to encourage voters to vote Baker Award. in the next primary election. Theta Tau, Kansas State University, members enjoyed dressing up In a University of Kentucky 8P "pink" theme for Recruitment. University of California/ Melissa McCann Riverside 8E Lexington, KY- Bid Day activities Samantha Tagoe included a drive-in movie outing. Riverside, CA - Local alumnae were The first sisterhood event started at invited to attend the Violet Ball which the chapter house and then moved was held at the end of last semester. to Rupp Arena for the Barnum and Chapter members also participated in a Bailey circus. Members had their luau with the members of Epsilon Tau pictures taken with clowns, tried Chapter, California State University­ on outfits used in the circus, and Fullerton. interacted with circus performers. Theta Rho members participated in University ofVirginia K Week activities including a march LasVegas 8Z to the football stadium and a day of community service in Lexington. Ashley Romanias Brittany Langdon was awarded Charlottesville, VA - Allison Namba Greek Woman of the Year. Twenty-one has been awarded the Outstanding members earned a 4.0 during spring Contributions to the Community semester. Award, and Sarah Harvey was admitted to the Fellowship Program University of Hartford 8L Members of Theta Phi, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, on at the Center for the Study of the Bid Day. President in Washington , DC. Nicole Gilpin West Hartford, CT- Theta Sigma Albright College 88 held a sisterhood retreat over the summer at a member's home. A Andrea Pfaff sisterhood reunion was attended by Reading, PA - This semester's both active and alumnae members. informal recruitment began with three Meet and Greet events. The chapter Kansas State University 8T is continuing its bi-weekly visits to a retirement community. Twenty­ Merryl Gerhardt three members made Dean's List last Manhattan, KS - Forty women joined semester. Theta Tau during recruitment. Plans are coming together for Mudbowl to The Universi!)' of North be held to raise funds for Alzheimer's Carolina at Cliarlotte 8M disease research. Tabitha Powell Bowling Green State Charlotte, NC - The entire membership University 8Y has had dinner at the new house several nights. The Greek event this semester Amanda Gilles has been moving into Greek Village with Bowling Green, OH - Sigma Kappa 23 other fraternities and sororities. The Sock Hop was the philanthropy day Kappa Beta members supported their Grand Valley State University theme for recruitment. Ice crean1 Lakers at the school's opening football game. Sigma Kappa Triangle • Winter 2008 • \Vl.V\V.sigmakappa.org cone table decorations were made for recruitment retreat was held , and a future ice cream social to be held several members decorated scrapbook at Wood Haven ursing Home. A pages to display during formal sisterhood/recruitment retreat was recruitment. Amanda Van Essen was held at Buck Creek National Park over nan1ed 2007 Michigan Quarter Horse the summer. Members participated in As ociation Queen and Michelle freshman move in and also attended the Johnson was named Vice President of Greek Carnival. Public Relations for the Student Senate.

University ofT ennessee at Chattanooga 8<1> Saint Louis University K8 Jessica Denker Diana Bain Chattanooga, TN - Theta Phi had Saint Louis, MO - Sigma Kappa sisters an outstanding recruitment, making attended an all-sorority educational Kappa Zeta, Elon University, members took time out of their busy quota pl us three, welcoming 55 new event which was hosted by Panhellenic. summer schedules to visit each other in neighboring states. members. Formal Recruitment had Members who stayed in the St. Louis record breaking enrollment numbers area over the summer attended and was lead by Jill Wilburn a~ monthly dinners with alumnae. the head Pi Chi and Riley Lewis, Panhellenic President. Bid Day activities University of Pennsylvania K1 included a celebration at the Manor Charlotte Borgen House and a welcoming ceremony. Philadelphia, PA - Members held Recruitment themes included chapter potluck dinners at the chapter house values , philanthropy, sisterhood, and to stay in toucl1 \vith those enrolled in preference. A weekend retreat at summer classes and others who were Hom 's Creek Cabins was held before in the area. A sisterhood trip to see recruitment. Wicked was held . Siobhan Atkins, Alexa Jones, Laura Scuito, and West Virginia University 8X Shivika Trivedi traveled to Alicante, Kacie Legg Spain, to participate in study abroad. Morgantown, WV - Members participated in the annual fall retreat North Georgia College at 4-H Camp Muffiy. Recruitment and State Ulliversity KA was the focus of the retreat. Meet Amanda Wilson the Greeks was held with the other sororities and fraternities on campus. Da!Uonega, GA - Members are Kappa Iota, University of Pennsylvania, members Shivika Trivedi and continuing to work on the chapter Alexa Jones during a study abroad program in Alicante, Spain. Tricia Cesarino, Hope Hadley, and Kacie Legg were inducted into the cookbook whim ,viii be sold at WVU Chapter of the National Society all events to raise money for the of Collegiate Scholars. Sigma Kappa Foundation. The Sigma Summer Send Off, a benefit concert/ dance party, was held to Northwest Missouri State benefit Alzheimer's disease research. University KA Members participated in the annual Crystal Wallis Go Greek campus-wide event on the Maryville, MO - When school tarted, first day of classes. all Greek organizations participated in a Greek barbecue to inform the new Marquette University KN students about Greek life. Kappa Alpha Stephanie Rlcely Chapter took 2nd place in last spring's Milwaukee, WI - Members and local Greek Sing. Members also participated alumnae were invited to a welcome in the Greek Week Hospice Golf back barbecue. The chapter helped Tournament and in the Spring Banquet. incoming freshmen move into their dorms. Members also participated in Grand Valley State University KB the 0-Fest, an activities fair. Sarah Heffron Allendale, MI - Several members served Kappa Nu, Marquette University, members enjoyed their second as Freshman Orientation Leader . A annual formal dance.

'""'"'' ·sign10lkappa.org Signn Kappa Triang le • W inte r 2008 75-Year Members Congratulations to our members who have been a valuable part of Sigma Kappa for 75 years. Celebrating -their diamond anniversary are the initiates of 1933.

Construction of the Golden Gate Bridge Yoko Ono, singer and wife ofJohn Lennon, began in San Francisco Bay. was born February 18.

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Alpha, Colby College Lysbeth Winchell Blomgren, Lois Lund Giachardi, Agnes Carlyle Hadden, Evelyn Kelley Kelley, Kathryn Caswell MacDonald, Ruth Richardson Paradise, Bettina Wellington Piper Delta, Boston University Elizabeth Gilmour Newburg, Ebba Peterson Epsilon, Syracuse University Violet Warren Ayres, Dorothy Lannon Dodd, Catherine Matthews Firman, Doris Baumann Johnson, Doris Konecke Walters, Gladys Morgan Youngquist Zeta, The George Washington University Frances Ridgway Brotzen, Caroline McMillen Fairbanks, Jeanette Gilbert Goffredi, Mary Pruitt Johnson, Dorothy Jones Kurz Eta, Illinois Wesleyan University Mary Fern Martin Bartnun, Mary McDorman Burton, Virginia Mammen Goforth, Lavinia Frymoyer Hardie, Martha Hilton King, Eloise Shaw Orser Theta, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Marion Corliss Beavers, Caroline Huey Hotchkiss Iota, The University of Denver Ernestine Heinsohn Armstrong, Gay Airheart Kelly, Frankie Adams Kimball Lambda, University of California, Berkeley Mary Wallace Burket, Ruth Joslin Durbin, Mary Conrad Eldred, Caroline Prifold Harrison, Paulyne Seulberger Johnson, Dorothy Smith Mayfield, Barbara Bennett Oakie, Pauline Fancher Siwek, Helen White Talleur Mu, University of Washington Sally Strange Ayers, Ruth Nordstrom Fee, Shirley Patterson Hawkins, Miriam Shangle Hill, Mildred Ruddell, Kathleen Newton Shafer, Jane Smith Wright Xi, The University of Kansas Helen Naylor Minniear, Jean Schofield Schaible, Harriet Daniels Tomlinson, Mary Harrison Waters Omicron, 'Mts University Elaine Edmunds Brown, Jane Bailey Kerr, Patricia Smith Mull1ern Rho, Randolph-Macon Woman's College Helen Sasscer, Lorna Slocombe, Althea Maxedon Tankersley, Virginia Tawes Todd Sigma, Southern Methodist University Mary Anderson Boli, Margaret Musselman Bryan, Ruby January Ellzey Tau, Indiana University Frances Macoughtry Bassett Upsilon, Oregon State University Dorothy Bruns Depro, Eleanor Geisler Durland, Elizabeth Leary Morrison, Phyllis Gunther Pinkney, Lois Porterfield Pressler, Julia Larson 1\Jttle Phi, University of Rhode Island Cynthia White Corgill, Gertrude Harris Crombe, Stella Wells Jones, Evelyn Herlein Kaiman, Janet Batchelder Weill Psi, The University of Wisconsin-Madison Mary Hanunersmith, Louise Meyer Jinkins, Dorothy Richman Wade Omega, Florida State University Janet Cook Anderson, Virginia Walker Ellington, Mary Sinlmons Glazier, Susan Taylor Hayes, Emily Johnson Jennings, Ola Vickers Kane, Leona Stinlmel McLaman, Margaret Anderson Moorer, Evelyn Kennard West Alpha Beta, The State University of New York, University at Buffalo Nancy Knowlton Binder, Ruth Snow Coombs, Josephine Pound Hart, Margaret Fowler Martens, Alra Badger Simpson, Frieda Schauroth Upson, Dorothy Swartz Williams Alpha Gamma, Washington State University Lois Trimble Henkins, Jane Smithson Irwin, Eleanore Davis Meenach, Rhoda Firmin Whittlesey Alpha Delta The University of Tennessee Mary Evans Avent, Frances Lewis Hurley, Annie McEver McMillan, Eddyth Forrester Scantlin, Mary Sterchi Tobler, Frances Theile Webb Alpha Epsilon, Iowa State University Maurine Smith Curry, Charlotte Hale Steva Alpha Zeta, Cornell University Marjorie Kane Hoppen, Janet Lobdell Hughes, Frances Wei! Reid, Margaret Edwards Schoen, Dorotha Ticknor Vankers, Catherine Bower Voegeli Alpha Eta, University of Minnesota Helen Robbins Bums, Marguerite Greenfield Jorgenson, Patricia Collins Morris Alpha Theta, University of Louisville Virginia Brown, Frances Fuller Richards, Jean Jones Shelton, Elsie Rock-Hacker Staples, Aileen Flanders Swaby, Betty Thomas, Margaret Stonesifer Wood Alpha Iota, Miami University Pearl Kirschner Biggs, Caroline Seither Merigold, Madge! Overstreet Rogers, Mary Spenneberg, Hazel Keeling Watkins Alpha Mu, University of Michigan Currentce Adams, Cecily Sellars Robertson, Carlotta Weitbrecht Walters Alpha Nu, The University of Montana Margaret Johnston Bedard, Winifred Keyes Debelak, Eleanor MacDonald Ecker, Audrey Wessinger Holzum, Elizabeth O'Brien McArthur, Dorothy Miller Alpha Omicron, University of California, Los Angeles Marilla Corey Bodily, Helena Gemmer Collis, Lucile Pemberton Duncan, Solvejg Nelson Howard, Bessie Messenger Schneider Alpha Pi, Ohio Wesleyan University Helen McClure Pitcher Alpha Rho, Vanderbilt University Anne Jenkins Butterworth, Evelyn Lovelace Alpha Tau, Michigan State University Alice Huse Barnett, Elaine Wagar Becker, Jennie Cheney Bower, Roberta Wilson Hutchins, Charlotte White Morse, Mary McLaughlin Pugh, Doris Davis Schnute Alpha Upsilon, University of North Dakota Clarissa Benjanlin Massey Alpha Phi, University of Oregon Josephine Simerville Covello Alpha Chi, Georgetown College Margaret Baker Collins, June Redding McConnell, Gladys Roggenkamp McGuire, Lucille Coots Thompson Alpha Psi, Duke University Frances Hunter Castilow, Josephine Eaby Gordon, Cora Patterson, Julia Perry Pattie, Dorothy Wikoff Wade Alpha Omega, The University of Alabama Frances Donovan, Lillie Byars Hogue Beta Beta, University of South Carolina Bennie Lewis Callis Beta Gamma, University of Manitoba Helen Francis Anders, Nellie Bunnaster, Alice Rivoire Keller, Maisie Molison Kennedy, Margaret MacKenzie Russell Gamma Epsilon, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Sara Dick McGregor Delta Zeta, Southeastern Oklal10ma State University Laura Duncan Gunter Delta Eta, University of Central Missouri Hazel Bell Green Delta Iota, California State University, Chico Alma Bradovick Delta Lambda, Wayne State University Virginia Thornburg Shonyo Delta Xi, Western State College of Colorado Dorothy Ickes Aude

ig ma Kappa Triang le • Winte r 2 008 n"vw. .s:igma.)Qppa .org 50-Year Members Congratulations to our members who have been a valuable part of Sigma Kappa for 50 years. Celebrating their golden diUliversary are the initiates of 1958.

Fourteen-year-old Bobby Fischer won the Billboard debuted its Hot 100 chart. Ricky United States Chess Championship. Nelson's "Poor Little Fool" boasted the first Number One record. Madonna was born in Bay City, MI, on August 16. Elvis Presley was drafted into the United States Army. The US Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Little Rock, AR, schools must integrate. First transatlantic jet passenger service started with a New York to London route. Truman Capote penned his novel, Breakfast at Tiffany's. The unemployment rate was 4.3%

The Best Picture Academy Award went to The cost of a first-class stamp increased to The Bridge on the River Kwai. $0.04 as of August 1, 1958.

Alpha, Colby College Carolyn Ev.ms Albrecht, Ann Cunneen Boardman, Hilda Brown Daley, Susan Detwiler GoodaU, Susan Osborn Havice, Billie Jensen, Rebecca Hamaker Loose, Candace Castle MarseUus, Peg Hibbard Miller, Wendy Ihlstrom Neilson, Frances O'Donnell Rando, Martha Raymond Scherpenisse, Judith Neuman Seddon, Sally Genthner Smith Delta, Boston University Arlene Barrett, Andree-EUen Gunther Coole, Pat Finn Czerwinski, Gail Patrick Dunnrowicz, Susan Hooper, Diane McLeod Horton, Denise Bradshaw Keeler, Grace Klein MacPhee, Barbara Mosman Minear, Barbara Fischer Pelletier, Camille D'Ugo Pitocco, Kathleen White Schmitt, Carol Deverell Vogel Epsilon, Syracuse University Mary Baldwin, Beue Boughton Bator, Barbara SchoeUhorn Dietrich, Lois Dixon, Diane Wadlin de Roos, Carol Morey Foster, Dorothy Edwards Halsey, Elaine Kusako Hoben, Mary Riday HuU, Judith Slauffer KeUy, Joan Reinhard Kickham, Suzanne Kinzer, Carol CoUins Larson, lillian Hagberg Ottaviano, Maryanne Morisco Rouse, Gladys Smith Scboel, Janet Bohince Soko~ Fredda Cohick Zeiter Zeta, The George Washington University Jane BransteUer Conover, Victoria Kuchinski Hall, Elizabeth Eddington Haworth, Barbara Brown Mayo-WeUs, Nancy MitcheU Mustafa, Edith Riveua, Gretchen VonRoseoburg Eta, Illinois Wesleyan University, Fritz Clarin Anderson, Elizabeth Bleisener Ayres, Suzanne Gilbert Coons, Ann Middleton Crawford, Margaret Smith Edwards, Mary Edmundson Ford, Susan Laury Freedlund, Sandra Gehrig, Jane Alexander Gibson, Diane McGarvey Griffin, Patricia Weller Groh, Mary Fitzsimmons Kurtenbach, Diane Thomas Larsen, Judith Primmer Larson, Carol Lyons McCray, Carol Prasil Michalek, Judith Epple Miley, Nancy BreviUe Miller, Sallie Odishoo, Honore Keys Olson, Joan Kroulil Stein Theta, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Joan Edmonds Ballenger, Sandra Rayburn Bidner, Delores Biddle Boch, Margret Nelson FenneU, Donna Fitch, Patricia Dunn Jordan, Betty Hulka Kraus, Martha Slayman Lohman, Carol Helm Manri, Nancy Wightman Pease, Lynn Skeen Thompson, Victoria Soukup Watkins, Margaret Allen WoH Iota, The University of Denver Lydia Milner CbeH, Ardith Elliott, Barbara Davis Grimm, Gwendolyn Orlosky Kelly, Jan Sorensen Lansberry, Dolores Dunwick Shonquist, Joyce Mickley Thiesse Lambda, University of California, Berkeley Helen Lindgren Asdeford, Sally Bounds Cardiff, Carol McNeely Cowden, Bob be Nelson Eldridge, Suzanne Normand Eyre, Judith Archer Puller, Marilyn Zack Gordon, Janie Hemphill, Brenda Anderson Hepler, Sally Goldsmith Irish Donna Prentice James, Marion Norris Laliberte Linda Locatelli Uon Jeaneue Ragsdale Maroot, Darla Bancroft Orth, Edithmae Pickering, Judy Monroe Porter, Mary Walden Powers, Robin-Jaline Cantin Ronan, Sally Sims Schauer, Marion Cross Silva, Judith Mauser Solinsky, Susan Freeman Stratton, Brenda Cox Suter, Deann Lyons Underwood, Brown Yerman Mu, University of Washington Mary Gohsman Bowen, Molly Shields Bowles, Sharon Perkins Bowling, Eleanor Petellin Cartwright, Carol Henderson Eckel, Susan Clark Felthous, Sheila Calms Fleming, Darlene Rose Graham, Darlyne Callarman Harper, Sharon Perter Horst, Corrine Aitken Laing, Sandra Sholdt Leavitt, Betty Forray Marcelynas, Margaret Salyer Melton, Carolyn Smith Motes, Maribeth Schunnan Newland, Joan Sigvartson Olmstead, Florence Gravelle Osborne, Barbara Brown Seim, Judith Patterson Somers, Sandra Taylor Tays, Susan Bear Webb, Janet Drege Williams Nu, Middlebury College Janet Flsber Barstad, Margery Warner Christie, Janna Ebers, Nina Peterson Hemphill, Ruth Gots Jecal, Barbara Simpson Jordan, Helen Kay, Jean Anderson Lewis, Susan Warner Meiry, Valerie Killocb Miller, Gail Montgomery, Melinda Robart Ryder, Marcia Gillis Sins, Susan Andrews Sokoloski, Alice Griggs Wood Xi, The University of Kansas Jan Trendel Br.tdbury, Cheryl Fnzee Burdette, Mary Qannlngbam Crowder, Linda Davis, Carol Hume Davis, Linda Young Dishman, Judith Benneu Fauci, Mary Childers Foster, Sandra Wiand Hemreck, Marilyn Campbell Jackson, Barbara Jezek-Withrow, Nancy Mast Maxwell, Jane Meyer, Miriam Jernigan Ordonio, Elizabeth Boyd Owcz.arzak, Donna Leonard Pasley, Norma Smith Pettijohn, Pat Triantos Pigott, Dorothy Lynch Rosenthal, Rebecca Grantham Schmieder, Betty White Shandy, Sandra Powell Stout Sigma, Southern Methodist University Kay Tracy Ashmore, Alexandra Heaston Bobhnan, Suzanne Reischman Carriere, Lorena Ieith Crow, Ann Hudgins Hicks, Nancy Johnson, Mary Allen Lobr, Marjorie Pegau, Tara Sturgis Romano, Joyce Hill Sonfteld Tau, Indiana University Jocelyn Moore Acker, Judy Ahring, Sharon Wegner Born, Jacquie Hancock Brattain, Jean Gustafson Bruess, Jeanne Rohrer Dugan, Olive Smiley Fleming, Carole Owens Isaacs, Ann Mahan Krejsa, Judith lale Lacer, Lois Smith Marklwn, Eloise Walker McCarty, Roselyn Murphy, Jacqueline Hammond Peters, Judith Dyer · Pullen, Judith Thornburg Riggs, Ann Greiber Soedei, Anne Biggersaalf Vocaw, Anna Gee Walsh Upsilon, Oregon State University Carolyn Allison Baker, Susan Todd Calvert, Elizabeth Barbee Cowden, Carol Dennis Davis, Deanna Cook Dixon, Joan EngeHried Dyer, Renee Rosier Edwards, Sandra Molstrom Fellows, Judith Findlay, Janet Johnson Hamby, Annette Stromberg Hampel, Marilyn Booth Linnville, Nancy Lorentzen L¥och, cannen Cramer Malson, Nancy Warren McDonald, Bonnie Byland McGregor, Arlene Ellis Meheeo, Myrna Tmker Mico, Barbara Bryant Polen, Carol Poleo Torchia, Rosalie Salvi Williams Phi, University of Rhode Island Ann Davidson Basilico, Lorna Chisholm Browning, Lu Lawson Cuppels, Marie Campopiano 01 Biasio, Michele lane Donovan, Carolyn Barnes Fitzgerald, Audrey Barker Hallberg, Carolyn Siuta IWnming, Eunice Johnson, Gail Collins Kieger, Deanna Davidian LaVault, Jean McConnick, Janice Kazuba Murphy, Kathryn Mooney O'Keefe, Sandra Primiano Pinkowski, Deborah O'Neil Rice, Johanna Scorpio Scannapieco, DoMa Gilbert Sciola, Allisoo Davidson Scrabis, Diane Tootell Smith, Lois ardooe Taylor, Deanna DiBiasio Wright Psi, The University of Wisconsin-Madison Nancy Erickson Omega, Florida State Universil} Donna Bridger Allen, Priscilla Parkin Bowman, Martha Strom Bryson, Judith Leban Chaires, Jackie Owens Daniel, Betty Wheeler FuHord, Barbara Coppins Holt, Nancy Alexander Lindstrom, Andree Finlayson Lowry, Sheila Nichols McNeill, Dixie Mackin Parkin, Patricia Mickey Powers, Evelyn Fouts Preston, Elaine Eisinger Regar, Shirley KeUy Rose, Charlotte Stoke Smiley, Elizabeth Gessler Sumerfield, Corinn Tatoul, jean Bridgeman Thurber Alpha Beta, The State University of ew York, Universil} at Buflalo Shirley Fruth Barone, Joan Butler, Sbeila O'Connor Delaney, Connie Evins Dutloo, Maureen Farrell, Florence Martin, Janice Castilone McGuigan, Barbara Lang Munro, Arlyn Meiningbaus Myers, Maril~n

Sigma K ap~ Tn~gl e- • Wmter 2008 50-Year Members Bianchi Rente, Judith Fuilenwider Rossman, Nancy Donley Singleton, Barbara Brown Syrcher, Judy Watts Wadsworth, Bellinger Willis Alpha Gamma, Washington State University Barbara Petricek Bostrom, Carol Delapp, Maradel Krummel Gale, Sandra Hayes, Donna Hultstrum, Effie Lowary Kullenberg, Venice Aulerich Mating, Cathey McCoun, Barbara Curtis ~or~ock, Loretta Falkner Owens, Elizabeth Prater, Judy Schoeff Skinner, Shirley Morberg Smith, Elizabeth Yost Staples, Anita Howard Todd, Lynn Fulton Wathen Alpha Delta, The Uruvers1ty of Tennessee Eugenia Defriese Bond, Barbara Vaughan Bums, Patricia Pressley Caffee, judith Hyder Calhoun, Connie McNutt Chavannes, Karen Heimstead Cruze, Helen Guffee Davis, Jean Harrison Eller, Sally Guthrie, Elizabeth Davis Hamilton, Kay Herndon Howard, Patricia Eaves McAnally, Dorris Blair McBride, Patsy Simmons Morris, Mary Morris, Sallye Poore, Bettye Winfree Raglin, Phyllis Bales Severance, Alice Young Sheldon, jane Hutchison Wright, Willie Dean Youngerman Alpha Epsilon, Iowa State University Alice Morse Atkinson, Ruth Bryant, Ann Legore Christiansen, Priscilla Cummins, Kay Plummer Eggers, Melissa Praytor Gatenby, Judy Fink Geldean, Virginia Whitley Hanna, Karen Engle Harmon, Sarah Staver Holm, Marilyn Mootz Hoppman, Regina Meehan Keizer, Joan Rhinehart Koehler, Gale Childress Ladwig, Molly Pliffner Lauen, Sybil Piskur Meloy, jean Peterson Nichols, Do teen Williams Novak, Janice Hagen Olmsted, Rosalee McLean Ratterree, Mary Hussong Richards, Marilyn Waage Sheahan, Judith Oaks Smith, Margaret Evans Stallkamp, Marilyn Escher Thorssen, Bessie Spratt Trumbower, Virginia Humburg Wold, Marianne Young Alpha Eta, University of Minnesota Mary Gustum Carlson, Aleen Saari Foster, Mary Ost, joan Hellberg Quast, Janice Saathoff, judith Lampy Schmitt, Sherrill Selander, Beverly Szymanski Alpha Theta, University of Louisville Gail Folsom Baer, Betty Patterson Chapman, Mary Coblin, Kay Mumford Harsh, Mona Sturgeon Newell, joyce Straub O'Bryan, Mildred West Alpha Iota, Miami University Eleanor Moore Binns, Martha Brede, Helen Hicks Brownsberger, Kay Bullock, Patricia Lamkin Coate, Joanna Lee Coleman, Barbara Becker Donofrio, Doris Ruppert Fisher, Nancy Schmitz Hanna, Brenda Welch Isaac, Evanne Jardine Jardine, Helen Blackwood Josey, Linda Carroll Kayser, Susan Muscato Leichtfuss, joanne Koski Lyons, Kay Hanau McGimpsey, Janey Dorgan Nelson, Eileen Brosky Pointner, Judith Burgess Ready, Margaret Schramm Renaut, Yvonne Hawraney Shaheen, Helen Ronke Sheterom, Shirley Main Wales Alpha Kappa, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Sylvia Watt Cissna, Nancy Fowler Hansen, Gwen Scrivner jacobsen, Gloria Tietjen Mason, Judy McDonald, Nancy Herse Noren, Doris Gunter Thiemann, Sondra Humphrey 1\vibell, Georda Schlitt Willard Alpha Lambda, Adelphi University Brenda Suarez Black, Anna Nebbia Boggio, Sandra Ward Butler, Alice Dhein Byrne, Flora Tramontana Cestari, Barbara Musso Lebkuecher, Nancy Steinhardt Loeb, Pat Delekta McCullough, Carolyn Raimondo, Lydia Reitman, Loretta Sarra, Susan Sleeper, Patricia Terri bile Thomas Alpha Mu, University of Michigan Sally Parker Antonides, Betsy DeWaard Blackmore, Marilyn Cooper, Anna Doud Cusack, joanna Sherman Dahm, Margaret Mixer Henry, jeraldine Ramos Lohr, Barbara Place Maybee, Sandra Clune McGeary, Carol McLay McNeilage, Janet Mitchell, Pauline Mitchell, Cbarlyn Moyer Momsen, Kathleen Cline Morrow, Kathleen Martin O'Dowd, Corinne Cornick Opiteck, Barbara Siegel Rankin, Kerstin Peterson Roberts, Barbara Roflina, Brenda Bush Wilkes, Vivian Snyder Wood, Druscilla Headlee Wygant, Carole Ravasdy Yardley Alpha Nu, The University of Montana Norma Fries Berry, Zelda Raundal Clark, Marcia Nearman Cyr, Kathleen Beley Ebelt, Sharon Emett, Laurie Freseman , jane Bordon Hogan, Bonnie Kern, Arlene Walby Mills, Dawn Degrey Murray, Rose Shaughnessy, Linda Bailey Silvey Alpha Omicron, University of California, Los Angeles Rose Cimarusti Andreuccetti, janet Wright Farlee, Patricia Brannies Holdridge, Pat Franklin Molle, Linda Wright Mott, Gwen Strong Myers, Nancy Wiesler Philpot Alpha Sigma, Westminster College Andrea Williams Aughenbaugh, Margaret Broderick Bobst, Judy Morley Brinkley, Barbara Petrie Christensen, Patricia Snyder Cruickshank, Anne Hogg Dimling, Miriam Morris Foster, Phyllis Wilson Lenson, Carol Wright Linn, Janice Paulsen Luber, joan Antis Proper, Linda Walker Storey, Sandra Rambo Walker, Judith Hoyle Wigle, Sandra Sidler Wilcox, Nan Meider Wood Alpha Tau, Michigan State University Lou Gregor Bullough, Mary Flucke Carey, Janet Dutton Cornell, Carol Dressel, Julienne Shook Erickson, Suzanne Steffen Jackovich, Penny Wheeler jaeggi, joanna Kuntz, ]o Anne Stupe Lindsley, Linda Tame MacDonald, Suzanne Beekman Mills, Patricia Poirier, Judith Forsyth Potts, Marilyn Roach, Kay Woodcox Showalter, Melissa Line Steury, judith Walker, Darlene Fomell Ward, Anne Harrison Whibnore, joy Tesch Whittlesey, Mary Campbell Wilkins, Janet Longmire Willett, Barbara Benson Wymer, Angelyn Napoli Zmuda Alpha Phi, University of Oregon Glenna Lewis Cameron, Alice Stewart Cannon, Judith Gantenbein Check, Kay Wald Davis, Audrey Stump Gilbert, Margaret Williams johnson, Nina Sackett Key, Judy Woods Knight, jean Lisac Lisac, Eva Nisser Nordhall, Lolita Watson Phelps, Duane Ducey Quily, Sharon Thompson Ruth, Carol Schild Siemsen, Margaret Eckstrom Spangler, Janis Stone, Betsy Woods Thomas, janet Veatch Tracy, Suzanne Brouillard VanOrman, Shirley Dunaway Viohl Alpha Chi, Georgetown College Joyce Tingle Burd, Doris Barlow Cella, Patricia Mullins Collins, Jane Cottrell, Judith Snodgrass Daniels, Lonnie Hoffman Day, Mary Garnett Dowling, Alice Reid Flumbaum, jeannette Sturgeon Henry, Virginia Bausum Hilbrich, Jo Ann Eckler Johnstone, Brenda Brinkman McKenney, Betty Mayne Schmidt, Virginia Vogel Shepard, Margaret Hungate Spransy, Linda Hawkins '1\vyman, Rosalie McKee Wilkey Alpha Psi, Duke University Bobbye Whiten ton Baylis, Margaret Nicholls Wiebe Beta Delta, University of Miami joan Anderson, Sarah McCormack, Nancy Metzler, Martha Tinkler Tempest, Vara Viccellio, Jane Coleman Warren Beta Epsilon , Louisiana Tech University Nancy Files Allen, Yvonne Simmons Almond, Lama Essex Annison, Annette Mitchell Barath, Martha Cheatwood Drake, Jo Ann Tullos Frazier, Arthurine Armour Harrison, Louise Hogan Head, Billie Lewis, Virginia Dawson Marcantel, Patricia Newman, Ploy McCain Saucier, joan Watkins Schulyer, jeralyn Shipp, Mary Kelly Spain, Carole Sims Tabor, Sharon Vaughan Thomas, jacquelyn Weldon Beta Zeta, University of Maryland Carol Gondolf Bloodsworth, joan Bunyan, Valerie Lape Carson, Nancy Immel Curry, Anne Green Fotos, Melissa Brannan Gibson, Juanita jordan, Tawney Mohler Kraus, Patricia Butler Lynagh, Jean Sadorus Monk, Patricia Gerzban Ricco, Andrea White Storey Beta Eta, University of Massachusetts Amherst Claire Freeman Bradley, juanita Ford Bradspies, Paula Ross Carlson, Carol Clifford Cole, Merrilyn Borden Cushing, Patricia Egan Daley, Marsha Gaffey Desjarlais, Paula Short Draper, Beverly Martin Dyble, Sally Cutler Eykel, Margot Fletcher, Merrill Rich Freeman, Susan Gallagher, jean Perdigo Giaudrone, Francine O'Donnell Haskins, Bette Baker jennings, judith Graff Kimball, joan Skinner Macculloch, janet Bardazzi McLennan, Nancy Cushing Meissner, Rita Maroun Mello, Sharleenne McConnell Niedick, Mary Pilkington Peck, Margaret Evans Peterson, Nancy Flanders Rose, Beverly Dasha Rossiter, Eleanor Clark Santos, Kristin Albertson Stata, Doris Piercy Steadman, Margaret Graham Tully, Leona Archambault Varrichione, Patricia Ward, Louise Crane Wood Beta Theta, Marietta College Cheryl Thomas Ahrens, Hedy Kotz Bauer, Dorothy Lovett Buckley, Norma Busto, Deborah Boyle Ferraro, Judith Fisher Heintz, Judith Youmans Koenig, Joy Lawrence Kopesky, Susanne Eliot Lobdell, Claire Grant Machinist, Marjorie Martin Margrey, Linda Martin McCoskey, Frances Sawtelle Miller, Carol Lebeda Murray, Mary Bono Raje, Georgia Simmons Roberts, Donna Smith Stone, Gladys Sipthorp Sullivan, Janet Leahy Thomas, Betty Vadakin Beta Iota, Carnegie-Mellon University Linda Crabb, Barbara Fisher, Ann Gray Hubbard, Mary Turnquist Lambertsen, Janice Clarchick Maruca, Judy Milinovich, Mary Kuhns Mitchell, Adrienne Kriss Remer Beta Kappa, Colorado State University Sharon Cummings Bisgard, Charlotte Dunbar Butler, Donna McCrea Cole, Sally Anderson Duane, Rachel Carnahan Furlong, Jean Barnard Heckt, Glenda Haar Hood, Frances McMullen, Janet Rankin Normann, Virginia Wilson Olcott, Laurel Blanchard Schmitt, Betty Frasca Sessions, Sharon Wilkie Spaegele, Frances McGrady Trierweiler, Mary Tucker Wingfield Beta Lambda, Utah State University Frances Anderson, Karla Westergard Burtenshaw, Bonnie Boyce Bybee, Deann Dunford, Edna Halstead Forsgren, Julia Warnick Hume, Noma Larson Isaacs, Denece Coffman Kelshaw, Carolyn Herbert Messerly, Sharon Silliman Montague, Edyth Walker Parks, Barbara Russell Polkinghorn, Mary Reading Rees, Norma Thompson Schmutz, Sharon Lancaster Taylor, Jacqueline Sharp Whitlock Beta Mu, Culver-Stockton College Ann Lowrey Brinser, Sue Soukup Dickens, Marggie Schrode Dutch, Patricia Donovan Marr, Peggy Glenn Mayes, Joan Puellmann Schmid, Barbara DO\vney Wingo Beta Nu, Bradley University Patricia Weinand! Anderson, Linda Lee Bendal, Nancy Eichilkraut Coulter, Jeannie Ehlers Dettmann, Phyllis johnson Grove, Mary Hartwell Howie, Suzanne Onyun Jackson, Judith Wellbaum Marquis, Jean King Polley, Carol Mundo Reid, Judy Reiter Robison, judi Colson Ross, Marilyn Hagen Sokol, Jeanie Dobin Wagner, Ruth Wilson Warren, Adele Weber Beta Xi, The University of Memphis Liddie Clanton Barnes, Brenda Holland Bingham, Sandra Booth, Edna Brittain Busselle, Joan Willingham Carroll, Alice Peeples Crenshaw, Beverly Shipman Discenza, Flora Brown Dodds, Sally Taylor Fowlkes, Kathrine Fowler Getske, Dixie Turner Giacone, Carolyn McLain Gray, Carolyn Travis Grizzard, Beverly Henley Hanrahan, Barbara Bruce jackson, Nettie McCaddon, Sandra Meadows, Doris Jernigan Schultz, joanne Hopper Smith, Carolyn Morrison Smith, Betty Bryant Stripling, Eugenia Rafferty Sugg, Barbara McBride Sumrow, Nancy Mauk Tidmore Beta Pi, Illinois Institute of Technology Judith Richter McAvoy Beta Rho, The San jose State University Theodora Grindle Allison, Sherry Robinson Andrue, Barbara Engfer Belloli, Susan Brown, Rose Galli Butkovich, Julie Williamson Clarke, Joan Collins Cleveland, joan Corey, Kay Harris Costello, Judy Damiano, Patricia Lynn Depew, Lois Morrow Henderson, Sonja Blodgett Ki eper!, Sharron johnston Lee, Donna Olson Lewis, Mary Phillips Livergood, Barbara Murphy Mallett, Lynda Tetreault Mayo, Joyce Kinyon Minor, Margaret Gemmell Pelton, Arlene Phillips, orma Prendergast, Audrey Hunter Royer, Marilyn Ferguson Sagehom, Maureen Kelleher Scarpitti, Sharron Colombero Skinner, joan McAfee Sprankle, Maile Regnani Stewart, Charlene Hom Vorous, Vonnie Willig Willig, Maureen Houlihan Wood Beta Sigma, Purdue University Jean Anne Darr Chaney, judith Coan Holst, Katherine Fullington Howard, Judith McCart Huffman , Marilyn Dare Kropf!', Eleanor Glanville Mlynarik, judith Smith Myers, Rose Webb Polley, Carolyn Eickhoff Sage Beta Tau, University of Florida Nancy Wolfe Bass, Laura Moore Bullock, Sharon Sigmund Byers, Lise Hampton Faircloth Beta Upsilon, Ohio University Judith johnson Brinkman, Donna Colby Bro\vn, Bessie johnson Day, Cheri Conrad Eder, Jill Lopez Griger, Carol Sissea Hoge, Sandra Lee Hose, Peggy Brooks Hromalik, Patricia Neal McConnell, Kathleen Stoner Newton, Elizabeth Walter Pyle, Marge Lovensheimer Talbott, Patti Sieglitz Thompson, Nancy Tipton Tracy, Marilyn McCarroll Wilson, Karen Katterheinrich Wolter Beta Phi, Idaho State University Patricia Staudaher Ellis, Joanne Johnson Fordyce, Larae Pratt Hilton, Mary Manning icholson, lri ~ W~on Watson Beta Chi, University of California, Santa Barbara Marsha Parks Bell, Bonnie Riede Gustafson , Annette Judah Ragatz, Madelaine Steffen Beta Psi, San Diego State Uruvers1ty Manlyn Allen, Claudeen Bachman Bickley, Chesley Hill Burkhardt, Marilyn Waldrep Hickey, Patricia O'Reilly Jessop, Judith Nelson McMahon, Anne Yost Paules, Kathleen Schwab Beta Omega, University of Nebraska at Omaha Karen Brewster Boettger, Patricia Divis, Patricia Shumard Dollen, Phyllis Fjerstad Frazell, Nancy Ferbrache Gozzard, Katherine McLennan Kirkdorffer, Sandra Krajicek Lim, Donna Pullen elson, Karida Schultz Stephenson, Judith Eaton Ventre, Karen Waara, Alice Hadsell Wallis Gamma Alpha, University of Northern Colorado Carolyn Conway Anderson, Caryl Core Cline, Mary Castaneda Cok, Sharleen Christy Creech, Bea Allison Delpapa, Linda Sample Dixon , Jolene Prince Elich, Sharolyn Cameron Fullmer, Nancy Pitzer Fuqua, Marsha Cortner jackson, Judith Smothers johnson, Peggy Kames jones, Connie Bauman Korf, Grella Wright Langham, Martha Devitt Logsdon,

Sign1a Kappa Triang le • Winte r 2008 W"W'"'.sigmakappa.org 50-Year Members Margaret Hirsch Mack-Thomas, Beverly Wright Redgwick, Sandy Owens Rutledge, Andra Riggs Schmitz, Rosemary Sackman Sekera, Barbara Jacobson Torkee, Jane Goodr;an Viers Gamma Beta, Western Michigan University Elizabeth Riley Binkowski, Nancy Dran D'Angelo, Zoe Zoeckler Deserio, Margie Havenga Hallahan, Patricia Korcal Hartson, Janet Sanderson Hestwood, Suzanne Masters Kastor, Barbara Lyon, Pat Poggenburg Martin, Dinny Lintvedt Mehringer, Elizabeth Hawkins Perrigo, Janet Ott Reimann, Mary Kinney Saxton, Jacqulin Sloan Stack, Sandra Eddy Tanay, Alice Jacobsen Wangbichler, Patricia McMurray Wesner Gamma Gamma, Indiana State University Mary Deatrick Clayton, Nancy Winkler Cooper, Edith Rissler Doty, Ruth Todd Gieser, Marilyn Ricciardi Grant, Gloria Midkiff Hitchcock, Patricia Kelley Huber, Dorothy Farmer Jeffries, Georgena Alley Kabel, Carol Kulow, Carolyn Larimer McCullough, Joan Devereaux McKee, Marcia Marvel Myers, Paula Wuchner Oexmann, Arlene Pritchett, Dixie Ward Reed, Marilyn Wollf Rehlander, Janice Schmidt Rudolph , Charlene Thompson Shipp, Mary Blevins Stepanich, Jill Ault Stockwell, Madeline Ricciardi Vose Gamma Delta, Thiel College Marilyn Johnston Brown, Martha Schmidt Burkett, Jean Kohlhaas Byers, Jacqueline Ghrist Donatelli, Audrey Mihaly Donnelly, Dian Darby Dow, Sally Andrews Earnest, Elsie Bronson Farmer, Dorothy Fry Fricker, Molly Lighter Hamed, Betty Herwick, Joan Schleder Josephson, Diane Chase Marburger, Beverly Titus McQuone, Linda Reed Schaeffer, Carolyn Stineman Schroeder, Audrey Ciancutti Snyder, Bonnie Yonkers Sowers, Constance Stone Taylor, Suzanne Coffman Vandersluis Gamma Epsilon, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Josephine Bialcak, Diane Bodatner, Susan Kinney Bonello, Sally Hackney Bunnell, Ann Freaney Cavallero, Roseann Pelliccione Chiodo, Patricia Anderson Crokie, Diane Wyse Decker, Patricia Stoup Dickson, Rena Dezanet Gerdes, Susan Keener Gibson, Janet Green Green, Kathleen Gorgey Julian, Elaine Kirkland, Marion Faber Krieder, Mary Mayernik Landis, Marcia Dills McDonough, Louise Klawuhn McPherson, Mary Keefer Novelli, Ellen Cioni Stets, Mary Graban Thomas, Joyce Zahradnik Ward Gamma Zeta, Northern Illinois University Janet Palm Bailey, Kathleen Riley Barmore, Irene Bukousky Beaudoin, Kay Han1margren Bielick, Mary Johnston Carroll, JoArul Hinz Clow, Jane Martens Custable, Janet McKemie Edwards, Mary McClelland Engle, Barbara Kerlin Hayse, Arule Lundborg Heuvelman, Pat Doweidt Hurdle, Ceri Evans Jameson, Cynthia Moffat Jensen, Verdelle Wiemuth Jonak, Fay Kadar, Carolyn Olson Kambich, Judith Johnson Kozma, Karen Osman Kremsreiter, Kristen Edlund Lineberger, Nancy Walsh Makowski, Ellen Hansen Mann, Dorothy Lipinski Martin, Virginia Bohlander Mclain, Victoria Orzehoskie Merkel, Jean De Marse Morris, Geraldine Schultz Nykaza, Jane Ogburn, Paula Stephan Olson, Helen Colberg Pike, Dorothea Reno Russell, Mary Schulz, Carole Brodine Sherman, Falicia Palkoner Slavik, Joyce Kekish Stehlik, Carol Dvorak VonWahlde, Carol Stumplhaus White, Nancy Singelman Wise, Donna Jay Wrzeszcz Gamma Eta, Ball State University Janice Underdown Auxier, Joyce Markus Bistransky, Janet Compliment, Janice Vargo Cook, Merideth Burke Creech, Ruth Cunningham Donovan, Judith Ott East, Mary Easter, Jacqueline Jones Erickson, Darleen Brown Fox, Sandra Jenkinson Gardner, Barbara Faith Hill, Roberta Barliak Houston, Marjorie Sanderson Hutchinson, Rae Trainer Key, Patricia Vanover McCarthy, Grace Meyer, Patricia Nietch Moore, Doris Bricker Mote, Penelope Sprague Parson, Marcia Wilson Poms, Sue Strickland Gamma Theta, California State University, Long Beach Linda Phelps Barber, Mary Morgan Blaydes, Linda Griffiths Boucher, Vema Carriker, Carolyn Cartmel, Lorna Lackey Delacruz, Marilyn Quigg Dyer, Mary Ann Conner Enault, Sue Raffetto Fardette, Barbara Jourdane Flandrick, Shari Closson Garay, Barbara Haas, Judith Elliot Higbee, Diane Weber Komaroff, Patricia Schoonover Longtin, Marlene Kinney Merrick, Margaret Flynn Moers, Diane Diggs Mumford, Carolyn Hauer Rosenow, Sharron Oakleaf Seidenberg, Gloria Reyes Servais, Jonna Waples Stamour, Marilyn Hauer Stemen, Nancy Stevens, Gretchen Baum Varner, Pauline Hoard Webb, Patricia Wolken, Mary Ryan Woudenberg, Carol Codling Yager Gamma Iota, Texas Tech University Carolyn Manilla Adair, Mary Ann Klattenhoff Bridges, Sheila Wimberley Davis, Pat Ruse Faucette, Cynthia Barber Faust, Jane Adatnson Fielden, Joyce Tallman Hagins, Martha Edwards Hester, Diane Wilcox Huey, Polly Greene James, Carol Hanks Kllougaz, Rose Leftwich, Beverly Kimbrough McPherson, Nancy Sanders Miles, Ola Johnson Monaghan, Sandra Mauck Pair, Geraldine Lokey Piercy, Ann Hillyer Smith, Ellen Dews Thomas, Linda Hegwer Wimberley, Martha Crow York GanJma Kappa, Southern Illinois University Carbondale Nancy Anderson, Carolyn Kinsey Anderson, Charline Dycus Ashwell, Mary Thies Brooks, Zelia Burton, Joan Midgett Claar, Virginia James Coffee, Marlene Lagemann Forbes, Lynda Love Fry, Judith Barwick Gann, Sharon Cherpital Giles, Janet Richardson Gill, Madonna Daniel Gross, Elizabeth Borgsmiller Hardwig, Laverne Grabowski Kilgore, Betty Pinkerton Modlin, Winifred Hoskins Payne, Donna Mansfield Pellish, Marian McBride Racey, Nadine Hansen Rund, Sandra Keller Ryan, Suzanne Puntney Shutt, Betty Thcker Sims, Susan McManis Speichinger, Joyce Foreman Stewart, Judith Hauge Trust, Karen Schneider West, ArU1 Alred Whitesell, Judy Sipes Wilhelm, Mary Hogan Williams, Karen Huddlestun Wittnam Gamma Lambda, East Tennessee State University Ruth Gilly Baskette, Dorothy Schreeder Cooper, Gwendolyn Rowland Eads, La-Wanda Fleenor, Brendagail Berry Goodwin, Rosa Bare Hubbard, Sonia Miller King, Jean Watkins Pollard, Margaret Cox Saylor, Barbara John Walden, Nancy Thomas Wood Gamma Mu, Eastern Illinois University Elizabeth Jarrell Allen, Charlotte Lee Atkins, Carol Bodenstein, Elizabeth Vaughan Bush, Mary Hay Cullison, Jean Evans Ferguson, Beatrice Crumrin Harris, Ruth lloyd Harris, Helen Haughton, Phyllis Quick Higginbotham, Barbara Jennings Kistner, Karen Saffer Lamb, Judith Gire Ludwig, Sharon Ferguson Maggert, Laura Lavery Mansholt, Bette Miner McDougall, Doris Hance Michaels, Charlotte Ferris Moore, Alice Lefler Primack, Judith Craven Quick, Patsy Welch Sherrard, Betty Spillman, Lynn Jones Statzer, Beverly Fresenborg Stowell, Patricia Cox Thompson, Maxine Bradley Toselti, Barbara Webb Traver, Faye Pritts Walker, Carole Warren, Carol P{eiffer Wright Gamma Nu, Gettysburg College ArU1 Ide Crothers, Lois Harding Duff, Paula Tortora Fagan, Elizabeth Robishaw Gregg, Muriel Lynch Macaskill Mary Munro, Janet Cooper Stein, Nancy Scheck Stem, Judith Rempp Volkman Gamma Xi , Larnbuth University Ruth Martin Adkins, Patricia HannaiJ Binkley, Jane Fisher Black Hopkins, Janice Downey Brown, Linda Hunt Difford, Margaret Harrison, Gail Wright Hopper, Jan Hurley, Martha Boyd Mallady, Flora Marlow Metz, Frances Weaver Neisler, Mary Wyatt Ruggles, Sarah Tate Smith, Ann Matthews Stroud, Barbara Winslow Wamble, Kathy Hall Welch, Margaret Brittain Wyatt Gamma Omicron, Morningside College Beverly Mollhoff Eaton, Janice Thompson June, Marlys Kinnan Nashleanas, Mary Sievert, Sandra Tietje Gamma Pi, Kentucky Wesleyan College Patricia Fiorella Burton, Carolyn Cabbage Carden, Phyllis Stone Church, Carol Young Cotton, Alice Perkins Davis, Joyce Simmons Freer, Frankie Scott Hager, Suzanne Smith Kenny, Jane Price Kinghorn, Peggy Childers McDowell, Evelyn Rothrock McKenney, )o ArU1 White Osterhout, Joan Humphrey Parker, Helen Wilkinson Smith, Billie George Spalsbury, Janette Walker Tinsley, Carol Burton Walker GanJma Rho, Western Carolina University Jane Edwards Bates, Glenda Bridges, Elsie Earp Brown, Margaret Fisher Cabe, Mabel Tyree Crum, Marian Dillingllam, Peggy Tipton Edwards, Polly Daniel Ellis, Patricia Rowe Eury, Gwendolyn Pearson Falls, Judye Stinnett Fuqua, Alice Huff Hart, Margaret Connatser Haynes, Patricia Jones )ones, Barbara Edwards King, Judie Henderson King, Rosalie McLaughlin McLean, Ruby McKnight Medford, Leontine Roberts Plonk, Julia Robinson, Julia Calloway Robinson, Sara Dillingham Skowron, Dorothy Taylor Taylor, Jane Erwin Whitmire, Barbara Babb Wilson, Love Brendle Wootten Delta Alpha, Eastern Michigan University Lela Chopp Alvers, Carol Lau Dam ton, Carol Marks Hartman, Jean Mayrend Leonard, Susanne Tones Ringel berg, Joyce Watson Snyder, Donna Vogel, Sharon Williams, Sandra Gayeff Zaremba Delta Beta, Marshall University Patricia Wood Ball, Joyce Rutledge Booher, Mary Underwood Carroll, Jane Aylor Fretz, Sandra Talkington Griffiths, Phyllis Young Louderback, Sharon Pratt Richmond, Barbara Hall Russo, Ruthann Agee Smithson, ArU1 ThmbuU Tomkies, Rena Tregoning Delta GanJma, Northwestern OklaiJoma State University Mary Hartwig Delta Delta, Central Michigan University Barbara Broughton Bird, Nancy Huck Boylon, Kaye Newlin Bruestle, Carole Gray Cook, Annette Pehr Corey, Barbara Bentley Dailey, Janet Smith Gallegos, Marion Sinclair Pascoe, Marcene Jankowiak Surian, Sonya Mays Titus Delta Epsilon, Emporia State University Paula Ivey Colgan, Mi.riam Erdtmann Forrester, Sandra Hetrick, Sheryl Chambers Jones, Anita Meyer McDermed, Nancy Mustoe Meirowsky, Barbara Groothuis Salazar, Lorraine Denton Watkins Delta Zeta, Southeastern OklalJoma State University Patsy Bridges Bailey, Sylvia Gentry Burton, Nancy Carroll Carroll, D Gound, Barbara Gray Delta Eta, University of Central Missouri SaraiJ Smith Bates, Barbara Mills Berrier, Margaret Rose Brewster, Paula Bates Davis, Sylvia Richardson Greer, Carol Weir Hemme, Ruth Rohorit Homer, Judith Sharp Lalli, Carole Long Lemery, Mary Johnston Morse, Sally Todd Peterson, Norma Otto Ramel, Enlma Gehrs Scott, Donna Rose Shields, Sandra Nichols Stout, Glenna Downs Walch Delta Theta, Truman State University Jane Thomas Bowden, Eleanor McCartney Hindley, Flora Fear Sharp, Barbara Mabee Spidle, Delta Iota, California State University, Chico Judith Micheli Boyd, Peggy Brockwehl Brockwehl, Ruby Wampler Butchko, Susan Fain Carrera, Martha Annin Culbertson, Maureen Schaller D'Eiia, Helen Crum Deatscb, Nancy English Eaglin, Barbara Minton Jenson, Beth McRann Phillips, Mary Thomas Smith Delta Kappa, Black Hills State University Karen Roggenkamp Englehart, Donna Rea Genzlinger, Marrianna Kennedy, Darlene Gray Kutzler, Johna Kendrick Roverl, Patricia ACunningham Yoerger Delta Mu, orthwestem State University Laverne Thompson Poche Delta Nu, Longwood University Brenda Green Benson, Barbara Brantley Edwards, Jacqueline Gibson Walker, Emily Johnson Walker Delta Omicron, Fort Hays State University Sandra Boos Berland, Roberta Lucas Huddleston, Roberta Hecox Mason R Howard Thmer Delta Pi, Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania Doris Brubaker Boltz, Carolyn Salmi Chopko, Julie Kervin Gabry, Sally Haxton Haxton, Marcia KBonebreak Kavel, Eileen Mincemoyer Lego, Phyllis Pittman Lewis, Nancy Thompson Me ight Delta Rho, James Madison University Elizabeth Mallery Andrews, Barbara Batstone, Barbara Gum GrinJm, Joan Metts, Sandra Redden Richardson, Annie Jernigan Springer Delta Sigma, Western Illinois University Glenna Kelley Christmann, Judith Reedus Fisher, Judith Birkel Hartwig, orma McGillem Hudson, Viola Schroeder McGuire, Marcia Michels Mount Betty Jean Winchel Osen, Jolene Spangler Skoglund Delta Tau, University of Central Arkansas ]o Conard Murphy Delta Upsilon, Missouri State University Vtrginia Burns Cromer, Vlfginia Shipman Dubach, Jane Hedges, Helen Mooney )ames, Judith Allen Parizek, Edda Leker Prats, Carole Dowler Romans, Vivian Gillham Stephens, Georgeanna Wuellner Wormington Delta Phi, Fairmont State University Angeline Spurio Dicenzo, Jean Sabo Jones, Ruth Powell, Carolyn Russell Shimskey Delta Chi Uni~-ersity of Central OklaiJoma Betha Bridwell, Harriett Craig Craig, orma Waggoner Janice, Eva Bucke Mears, Romona Payne Schumacher, Sarah Fox Story, Louise Stephenson Williford, Carol Baxter Zuniga Delta Psi, Radford University Carol Comstock Boesch, Geraldine Spencer Harper, Joyce Rhodes Hoddinott, Elizabeth Repass )ones, Elizabeth Skorupa Jordan, Nancy elf Lyons, Shirley Jennings ece, Carol Lauffer Willmes, Joyce Fu1k Witt, Joie Young Delta Omega, Waynesburg College Nancy Allen Cairns, Norma Chicka Callloun, Patricia Hudak Deluca, Shirley Comstock Desmond, Judith Engeldrum Eggers, Lois Field Gwyn, Mary Russo Kan askie, orma MacKenzie Kelley, Dorothy Lindley Kepple, Carol Shearer Moore, Gwen Wiedeman Muetzel, Janice Miller Potter, Joyce Boger Sherwood, Sandra Merriman Thomas, Charlotte Stoney Winsheimer

'""""""·sigmabppa .o rg Sigma Kappa Triang le • Winter 2008 fundraisers were held . Alwnnae chapter ARIZONA members assembled and delivered the Phoenix bags before final exams. Melinda N. Muir, Theca Eta Activities included the all-state picnic FLORIDA for Arizona collegians and alumnae, a Miami Texas Hold 'Em party, and an Arizona Dawn Roussey Carroll, Omena Diamondbacks game. Philanthropic Chapter activities included Founders' activities included making Valentine's Day Day, a holiday luncheon, a shared-rush cards at a senior center and assembling dinner, participation in two Alzhein1er's Easter baskets for the local crisis center. Memory Walks, and a June luncheon Nancy Gentelene Bymaster, Iota, Members of the Phoenix Alumnae Chapter honored Wendy Dreyer Tobin, to kick off a year- long celebration of University of Denver, was named Epsilon Epsilon, with a baby shower. the chapter's 80th Anniversary. The Phoenix Panhellenic Woman of the Year. Alzhein1er's Memory Walk team raised Visit www. igmakappa-phoenix.org over $1600. Projects vvith Kappa Zeta, or contact Wendy Dreyer Tobin at Elon University, included collecting [email protected]. Boxtops4Education labels and school supplies for Anna Leer, Kappa Zeta, CALIFORNIA who is in Miami vvith Teach for America. The chapter has now grown to cover Los Angeles all of southeast Florida, from the Palm Susan Herrera, Beta Eta Beaches to the Keys. Chapter events of the past year included monthly dinners, a tea at the Chado Tea Room, a mixer vvith GEORGIA the Sigma Chi alumnae, and a holiday Atlanta runner party and open house at the Virginia Davis Cag-vin, Omena Whisper Lounge at the Grove. The After a long sunm1er, members came chapter joined vvith the San Fernando together for a barbecue to welcome Valley and South Bay alumnae chapters for a wonderful volunteer opportunity new alunmae. Area alumnae enjoyed at the Los Angeles Food Bank. an evening vvith the Epsilon Epsilon, University of Georgia, performing their skit and gave house tours before fall Bank. Riverside County recruitment. Members assisted residents Autumn Miller Dewoody, Theca Epsilon at the Mountain View Personal Care Chapter board members worked home every month. hard hosting the 2007 Southern California Founders' Day celebration and are helping to prepare for the ILLINOIS 2008 National Convention in Inman Wells. Chapter members assisted Chicago Theta Epsilon, University of California Tiffany L. Jones, Beca Nu Riverside, ,vith their fall formal The chapter held a reorganization recruitment. Other activities included meeting and is continuing to grow. This women's trap shooting, and a spa day. year's events included Chicago cultural events and area Panhellenic events. Delaware At the Alzhein1er's Memory Walk in Chicago, the chapter raised $5,21 S. Northern Delaware Contact [email protected] . Marsha Traub, Epsilon Nu Support for Theta Delta, University of Peoria Delaware, remains a large focus for the chapter. Men1bers serve as advisors and Kirsten Riddle, Beca Nu corporation board members. The chapter The Black and White Market event Members of the Riverside Alumnae Chapter held a baby shower for is helping to endow a Theta Delta at the Shoppes of Grand Prairie had Jessica Rinner Bailey, Theta Epsilon. Memorial Scholarship. Exam gooille bag members socializing and shopping with Sigma Kappa Triangle • Winter 2008 • w,.vw.sigmakappa.o rg News

I 0% of all purchases being donated to website, www.sklouisvillealum.com. the Alzheimer's Association. Members Contact [email protected]. gathered with the senior collegians of Beta Nu, Bradley University, for a discussion about the role of seniors MARYLAND and Sigma Kappa after college. The Baltimore chapter celebrated Founders' Day in style with Beta Nu collegians. Elizabeth Boulden Monaghan, Epsilon Chi Chapter members worked as East Central Illinois advisors with Beta Zeta, University of Maryland. Members helped with Tari WeicherdingTweddale, Theta recruitment and initiation, joined The chapter celebrated Founders' the chapter for a Founders' Day Day with Theta, University of Illinois, Tea and made holiday I exam goodie which also celebrated its I OOth bags for the girls. Other activities Anniversary. Activities included included a wine tasting, movie numerous dinner meetings and Members of Northern Delaware Alumnae Chapter enjoyed a night night, the annual summer family participating in the Alzheimer's out at a local restaurant. pot-luck picnic, participating in the Memory Walk with the collegians Alzheimer 's Memory Walk, happy of Eta, lllmois Wesleyan University hours, dinners and a New York City and Theta. Members of the chapter bus trip. Contact Betsy Monaghan continue to support formal at betsy _monaghan@ troweprice. com . recruitment for Theta and Gamma Mu, Eastern Illinois University, as well as serve on the advisory MASSACHUSETTS and corporation boards for both chapters. Contact Tari Tweddale at Boston tweicher@uiuc. edu. Kristin S. Crockett, Beta Eta The chapter raised money for the KANSAS Greater Boston Alzheimer 's Memory Walk and is hosting a fund raiser Lawrence for the Maine Sea Coast Mission. Theresa K. Shively-Porter, Xi Member joined Harpoon Brewery Activities included an annual to decorate homeless shelters across membership drive, serving on the the city for the holidays. Members Lawrence Panhellenic Association, look forward to the annual chocolate conducting an annual fundraiser buffet in the spring. Miami Alumnae Chapter members collected school supplies to selling geraniums and meeting for donate to a local teacher. dinner to catch up on alumnae activities. Members supported formal MICHIGAN membership recruitment efforts fo r Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Xi, University of Kansas. Alumnae also attended the annual tea and Jacqueline Beaudry, Delta Alpha celebrated Founders' Day with the The chapter held several fall social and women of Xi and Theta Tau, Kansas philanthropic events. Members joined State University. Alpha Mu, University of Michigan, for the annual Ann Arbor Alzheimer's Memory Walk at Gallup Park. Alumnae KENTUCKY sisters also hosted a fall wine tasting event at a local wine bar, which was a great Greater Louisville time for all who attended. The annual Stephanie L. Caldwell , Theta Rho ornament exchange and holiday dinner At the annual membership party, continues to be the most popular and current and new members reaffirmed well attended get-together of the year. their bond and the chapter gained approximately 20 new members. Detroit Other events included family Carolyn Braunreiter Cespino, Delta Alpha day at a Louisvi lle Bats game and The chapter enjoyed the annual summer University of Louisville basketball Tiger's game and the Alzheimer's game watching socials. Members are Members of the Chicago Alumnae Chapter enjoyed the Alzheimer's Memory Walk at the Detroit Zoo. able to stay informed, keep in touch Memory Walk . Members look forward to participating ,vith other members, and update in the Alzheimer's Bowling Bonanza this their membership through a chapter

" " ' " ' · igmakappoa.org Sigma Kappa Triangle • Winte r 2008 News I spring. The Detroit Alumnae Chapter Members participated in the Alzheimer's is looking for new leadership. Contact Memory Walk with Zeta Phi, Rutgers Carolyn Cespino at sigkap615@ University, and helped raise over $2,500 yahoo. com. for the Greater New Jersey Alzheimer's Association. The chapter provided MISSOURI centerpieces and gift baskets for Zeta Phi's 25th anniversary celebration. Greater Kansas City The gift baskets raised funds for the

Jennifer Steadman Rathbun, Alpha Gamma Sigma Kappa Foundation's Alzheimer 's! Members participated in the Alzheimer's Gerontology Fund. The chapter hosted Memory Walk with Xi, The University Founders' Day for New Jersey alumnae of Kansas, Theta Tau, Kansas State chapters and Zeta Phi at the historic University and Delta Eta, Central Black Horse Inn. Future events include a Missouri State University. The chapter wine tasting party, an unbirthday party at adopted four needy senior citizens for a local nursing home, a decadent desserts the holiday season. Fundraisers included night, and a family picnic. Contact East Central Illinois Alumnae Chapter members with the collegians of Macy's Shop for a Cause, DVD and book Jane Riemenschneider McCarthy at sales and grocery store coupon books. [email protected]. Eta, Illinois Wesleyan University and Theta. University of Illinois, following Members participated in a self-defense the Alzheimer's Memory Walk at Meadowbrook Park in Urbana. Illinois. training class and are looking forward to touring the Nelson-Atkins Museum OHIO of Art in Kansas City. Contact Rochelle Central Ohio Kilgore at [email protected]. Lisa Hoops Parrish, Kappa Gamma Throughout the year members have NEBRASKA enjoyed events including Christmas caroling at a local senior center, a Omaha Council Bluffs chocolate decadence party, and a Lisa Kruizenga Naylon, Beta Omeaa potluck dinner. Recently the chapter Chapter members and collegians has been busy with an extensive from Beta Omega, the University of membership campaign including Nebraska-Omaha, painted a children's sending out over 700 newsletters and play room at the Nebraska Health & holding a membership brunch at a Human Services as a joint philanthropy local French bistro. These efforts have organized by Melissa Kozak Freed, been rewarded with the welcoming Beta Omena. Wal-Mart donated new toys of several new members. Many great for the room that is used by parents events such as a movie night and a wine having supervised visits with their and cheese tasting party have been The Greater Louisville Alumnae Chapter enjoyed participating in the children while their children are in planned for the coming months. Visit: Alzheimer's Memory Walk with local collegians. foster homes. http: I I groups. yahoo.com/ group/ SigmaKappaCentralOhioAlumnae. NEVADA Las Vegas OKLAHOMA Jennifer Hamby, Theca Eta Oklahoma City Activities included the annual membership drive, happy hour get­ Brooke Bayd Brown, Deltn Oli togethers, the Alzheimer 's Memory Walk Yearly events included a Christmas and celebrating Founders' Day with Santa Shop, a Founders' Day the Theta Eta, University of Nevada, celebration, a welcoming luncheon las Vegas. Members supported formal for new senior graduates, and mock recruitment for Theta Eta, and serve on recruitment and a Bid Day celebration the advisory board. with the Delta Chi, University of Central Oklahoma. Alumnae assisted with recruitment events by donating NEW JERSEY flowers and helping to serve snacks and New Jersey Suburban drinks during parties. To help update the Delta Chi house decor, alumnae Jane Riemenschneider McCarthy, Beta Zeta have organized a special gift registry The chapter crafted door decorations that allow for item donations. This new Detroit Alumnae Chapter members enjoyed an afternoon of football and mailed them along 'vith letters of program has already improved alumnae between Eastem and Westem Michigan Universities. From left: Deita welcome to the new initiates ofTheta Alpha alumnae Jemifer C

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tasting and auction was held with OREGON proceeds benefiting the Sigma Kappa Portland Foundation. Other spring activitie included the annual sisterhood Brandy Coffman Penner, Alpha Gamma tea and a fun game night. Several This year the chapter has been busy members participated in the Houston having fun, celebrating sisterhood Alzheimer's Memory Walk and with activities that included nights celebrated the holidays at the annual out at PF Chang's and the Old holiday ornament exchange. Spaghetti Factory. Members had a great time supporting some local athletic teams with a trip to a Blazers North Harris County basketball game and a baseball night Elizabeth J. Rimer, Epsilon Xi cheering on the Portland Beavers. An annual cookie bake was held for The chapter meets on the second the women of Upsilon, Oregon State Thursday of each month in local University and members sewed pin restaurants for dinner and fri endslrip. New Greater Oklahoma City Chapter Alumnae were welcomed at pillows for the new members. Founders' Day was celebrated \vith the annual Spring Luncheon of the Oklahoma City Alumnae Chapter. the Houston Alumnae Chapter. The annual holiday ornament exchange is TENNESSEE a much-anticipated event. The chapter continues to support Beta Epsilon, Athens Louisiana Tech University, and Gamma Connie Clary Akers, Gamma Psi Pi, Kentucky Wesleyan College. Members supported Gamma Psi, Contact Linda Hammann Gaarder Tennessee Wesleyan University, by at [email protected]. providing food during the chapter's formal recruitment and hosting a VIRGINIA Halloween party with costume and pumpkin carving contests. Together, Richmond Gamma Psi and the chapter hosted the Kate Feldvary, Delta Nu Tennessee Founders' Day for the East Activities included participating in the Tennessee area. Alzheimer's Memory Walk, a summer pool party, and an After-New Year's Knoxville party get-together ,vith spouses. Cindy Allin, Alpha Delta The chapter supported formal Members helped with recruitment for recruitment for Delta Nu, Longwood Alpha Delta, University ofTennessee, University, and members serve Undo Hammann Gaarder, Upsilon, JennHer Garber Roth, Epsilon Eta. and held a dessert party after Bid Day on their advisory board . Members Alison Love, Beta Sigma. and Sue McGehee Randall, Delta Upsilon, for the new members . The third annual attended Founders' Day \vith the attended the Northwest Harris County Panhellenic Luncheon. garage sale was held for the collegians collegians of Delta Nu, as well as, the to sell Sigma Kappa items for their Ri chmond Ballet's performance of new little sisters and raise money for Th e Nutcracker. the Alzheimer 's Association. Members serve on the advisory board and the corporation boards for Alpha Delta and WASHINGTON attended Founders' Day with them. Seattle The chapter also helped to organize a Wendy L. Nyborg, Mu reception for Barbara Collins Wilmer, Activities included attending the National Pre ident, and Debbie Bryson annual University ofWashington Ingram, Gamma Lambda, President Panhellenic Auction to raise of the University ofTennessee Alumni scholarslrip funds for women in the Association. Greek system and the annual alumnae spring tea. The chapter supported Mu, University ofWashington, by TEXAS providing a career panel fo r chapter members, participating in an adopt-a­ Houston street clean-up, hosting a barbecue fo r Kendra Adams Bowie, Gamma Kappa the graduating seniors, and assisting Seattle Alumnae Chapter members and Mu alumnae at the wedding of The chapter kicked off the year 'vith formal recruitment. Contact Wendy Larson Nyborg, Mu. \vith a night of interior design [email protected]. 'vith Susan Fruit Interiors. A wine

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Alpha, Colby College Phi, University of Rhode Island Alpha Tau, Michigan State University Ruth Stubbs FipZer, January 2007 Louise Curry Gardiner, December 2007 Mary Anne Foster Fox, August 2007 Susan Murphy McCorrruck, May 2007 Nelly Clark Johnson, March 2005 Epsilon, Syracuse University Antoinette Hay Simmons, February 2004 Elizabeth Barstow Alton, no date available Alpha Chi, Georgetown College Marilyn Baum Bentley, no date available Omega, Florida State University Katherine Jones Bennett, September 2006 Margaret Caras Culligan, August 2007 Marilyn Oxtoby Adair, July 2007 Betty Oldham Hoskins, October 2004 Melva Waful Everson, August 2007 Virginia Sapp Keel, September 2007 Aleta Thacker, June 2007 Joan Collins Rogers, August 2006 Laura Blue Love, no date available Betty Lou Jerrugan McCallister, August 2007 Alpha Psi, Duke University Eta, Illinois Wesleyan University Jakie Pearce Pepper, August 2007 Jacquelyn Mosler Kuntz, no date available Hilda Danz Campen, January 2007 Marcia Jennings Pannill, January 2007 Alpha Gamma, Washington State University Beta Epsilon, Louisiana Tech University Dorothy Wylie Jensen, October 2007 Laura Jarrell, December 2007 Theta, University of Illinois at Urbana­ Trula Higgins Schermerhorn, October 2007 Champaign Beta Eta, University of Massachusetts Amherst Kimberly Vansco Naffziger, October 2007 Alpha Epsilon, Iowa State University Margaret Hauterman Provoda, March 2007 Patricia Ellis Potter, March 2007 Iota, The University of Denver Beta Mu, Culver-Stockton College Elaine Witherwax Avis, October 2007 Alpha Theta, University of Louisville Ruth Rucks Cornelius, August 2007 Helen Stackhouse Gilbert, February 2005 Martha Stephens Ernst, October 2006 Marjorie Baer Glantz, no date available Dorothy Standard Stansbury, December 2007 Beta Nu, Bradley University June Beasley Gunderson, October 2007 Missy McKim Valley, December 2007 Doreen Danner Cunrungham, July 2007 Marguerite Duke Kaufmann , November 2007 Eleanor Read Hayes, October 2007 Frankie Adams Kimball, May 2007 Alpha Iota, Miami University Constance Burnett Lyle, November 2002 Euruce Westbrook Krieg, November 2007 Beta Upsilon, Ohio University Carolyn Cowan Petre, April 2007 Norma Cooke, June 2007 Katheryn Riggs, June 2007 Alpha Kappa, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Marabel Newton Miller, October 2007 Margaret Tanner Teets, December 2004 Elva Richmond Bram, October 2006 Nancy Ostberg Warren, no date available Edythe Hudson Graham, September 2007 Gamma Beta, Western Michigan University Annie Shuman Mercier, May 2007 Norma Vroegindewey Linders, October 2007 Lambda, University of California, Berkeley Ruth Moyer, no date available Elizabeth Hawkins Perrigo, April 2005 Norma Thorpe Cantin, August 2007 Mary Humphrey Nider, November 2007 Jean McKissick Steidel, no date available Janice Bull Sipple, October 2007 Gamma Gamma, Indiana State University Betty McClure Decker, October 1998 Mu, University of Washington Alpha Lambda, Adelphi University Mary Kintz, July 2007 Elyse Alper, October 2007 Alita Henning Bauer, July 2007 Lila Soeneke Deason, September 2007 Gamma Epsilon, Indiana University of Alpha Nu, The University of Montana Pennsylvania Nu, Middlebury College Emmeline McKittrick Lee, October 2007 Linda Darcangelis Walker, June 2006 Priscilla Kay Beck, August 2007 Dora Hetherston Murphy, December 1997 Alpha Xi, The University of Iowa Gamma Zeta, Northern Illinois University Beatrice Webb Crowl, December 2002 Susan Chmelik Moeling, September 2007 Omicron, Tufts University Mary Hruska Drews, August 2007 Shirley Boulanger Maciver, May 2007 Delta Beta, Marshall University Alpha Omicron, University of California, Los Margaret O'Neill Layne, July 2007 Pi, Stanford University Angeles Dorothy Norris Cady, no date available Doris Brewington Prust, September 2007 Delta Eta, University of Central Missouri Barbara McElhaney Berquist, September 2007 Rho, Randolph-Macon Woman's College Alpha Pi, Ohio Wesleyan University Annie Wilbourn, July 2005 Virginia Carter, July 2007 Delta Lambda, Wayne State University Dorothy Crane, August 2007 Kathy Gantos, no date available Sigma, Southern Methodist University Charmaine Ireland Cole, December 2007 Alpha Rho, Vanderbilt University Delta Pi, Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania Jeanette Olliver Anderson, February 2005 Sandra Hammann, August 2007 Tau, Indiana University Erud Burrell Storlee, October 2006 Alpha Sigma, Westminster College Zeta Epsilon, California State University, JoAnn Varkony, November 2007 Patricia Vath Reese, April 2006 Northridge Margaret Retzer Young, December 2007 Staci Alexander Cox , July 2007 Upsilon, Oregon State University Charlotte Brennan McClure, August 2007 Zeta Kappa, Angelo State University Joan Goodman 1\Jrner, September 2007 Shelley Dempsey Welch, December 2007

Sigma Kappa Tr iangle • W inter 2008 '~vw.sigrnakap p a.o rg In .Memoriam Winona Keyes Averill Valentine. February 16, 1911 - February 3, 2 008

Winona Keyes Averill Valentine, Iota She was a 78-year member of Sigma Kappa I first met Nonie at the Sigma Kappa University of Denver, was born February 16, Sormity. She served many years as a province Convention in 196o when she appeared at 1911 and passed away February 3, 2008. president (now collegiate province officer) one of the functions with her beautiful long and always set the best example. She served red hair that flowed below her waist and she Sigma Kappa as the National Vice President gave her rendition of the hula. For a young of Expansion from 1978-1980. Her beautiful woman just out of college, this was quite a face, quiet voice, rational mind and fun-loving sight for me and helped me to understand personality made her a strong influence on that our national officers are real people. I Sigma Kappa. Many Sigma Kappas remember moved to California in 1962 and through our "their" province president very fondly. Nonie Sigma Kappa work, we became very close was the current holder of the title "Dean of friends. Conventions," having attended more Sigma Kappa Conventions than any other living A pa11 of all that Sigma Kappa stands for, Sigma Kappa. She was fortunate to have Nonie loved Sigma Kappa and all of her known some of our Founders, was the most projects. She was a true lady, a true sister, well-versed Sigma Kappa in our ritual, and and a good friend to all who knew her. even authored a part of it! - Barbara Williams Fenters, Gamm£1 Gamma, Winona Keyes Averill Valentine, pictured with her Indiana State University devoted husband William Valentine.

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