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Self-Worth... The Profile Marilyn Van Derbur Within - It's the buzz word She's been named Miss of the nineties: elf-esteem. America and Outstanding But just how much does it Woman Speaker in affect who we are? America, and we're proud pg. 4 to claim her as one of our own. Read more about this incredible Pi Phi. pg.8
4.0 Students - Pi Beta Phi Award Winners - Pi Phi's collegians continue to excel best are pictured throughout in academic . Find out who the Friendship Fund Donor made straight "A's" during List. See the 1991-92 alum the last term. nae club and chapter award pg. 16 winners. pg. 25
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Departments News of Arrowmont ...... l0 Foundation ...... 14 Collegiate News ...... •. 22 Holt House ...... 24 Friendship Fund Donor List ...... 25 Links to Literacy ...... 50 Alumnae News ...... 53 In Memoriam ...... 59 Fraternity Directory ...... 62 Announcements ...... •...... •...... 64
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We need to learn as adults and young it a national tragedy, since it occurs at women to accept that our parents did a time when all kinds of new the best they could. And then we need opportunities and freedoms are open to to understand that it was not right for young women. Girls today wind up them to say, "You got four A and one tense, uneasy and vulnerable to a B, what happened?" We may have to variety of behavioral problems and look at the situation and say, "I diseases, including eating disorders and understand that they wanted me to be our society cares more about how girls sexuall y transmitted diseases." perfect- it just doesn't work that way. If look than we do boys. There's a whole Laura: they require straight As, that is their different criteria for women. In When Jennifer defined self problem, it's not mine." addition, the media and society provide esteem, she put it in terms of the way "symbols," of the perfect woman who Laura: people view themselves. A person with fits in a size 8 dre . She is happy to see But it takes a pretty strong and high self-esteem likes herself as a whole that some of those symbols are secure per on to be able to do that. person and feels as if she is capable of changing with the emergence and And besides, our family is not the only tackling and conquering almost ucce s of such stars as Delta Burke, thing that shapes who we are. In my anything that comes her way. Oprah Winfrey and research, I found so much information Roseanne Arnold. about the role society and the media have in how people view themselves, Laura: especially women. The fact is that I really like what body-image constitutes much of a Jennifer, who is an woman's self-worth and self-esteem. undergraduate at Duke I believe it was Thomas Cash, a University said about professor of psychology at Old women and body image, Dominion University, who said, "We "There is such a perfect believe that if we have the perfect image of the unattainable body, then we'll have the perfect life." figure that everyone aims for. I know I've certainly seen that on a I think this is put out by the college campus. Quite an emphasis is media as well as the other placed on how a young woman looks. college women. Many of There are still so many time I look at a them already have severe sorority sister or classmate and think eating disorders and thus that she does have the perfect body have those tiny, tiny figures and therefore, she must have the that in reality are extremely perfect life. It has taken me a long time unhealthy and dangerous. However, Conversely, a woman with low self ro realize that she, like me, has these are the bodies that many women esteem either does not like anything problems. No one really is perfect. aspire to. I think it can almost turn about herself or does not like a few into a competition. It is not about areas of her personality or body image eating, though. It is about a feeling of etc. not being thin enough, attractive Self: enough, worth enough. It is a feeling of Jennifer believes a problem arises emptiness. " when the dislike of these few areas "The idea of body image is an {which can even be just one area} extreme pressure in college. We see the often overrides any positive ideal and cannot reach it without characteristics the woman once putting our health in great danger. We believed she had. are socialized to believe that people will not like us unle s we look like the Laura: 80 lb. models in the magazines. The effects of a distorted self Although on a rational level, we know image are all around me. I see it in so this is ridiculous, on some other level, many women every day on the college we believe there is some truth in it." campus. But what are some of the benefit and effects of a healthy self Self: image? Cornell University social historian Joan Jacobs Brumberg studied the Self: Self: diaries girls have written over the last "A person with healthy self-esteem Ann Kearney Cooke, a Cincinnati 150 years. She found that adolescen t is able to accept critici m or rejection ... psychologist who specialize in body gi rls today are "overwhelmed with and failure, too ... when pursuing a goal," images, believe it is perfectly insidious feeling of unworthiness and said Jame Masterson. While a person acceptable in our culture to obses low self-esteem a they obsess about might get upset, even very upset, he is about your body if you're a woman. boys and body image at the expense of able to push those feelings as ide, learn Marilyn Van Derbur points out that more fruitful activities. Brumberg calls from mistakes- and move on to the
6 The Arrow of PI Be,a Phi next challenges. The key factor is that few years when I'm an alum. She talks one doesn't lose sight of the things he about how Pi Phis, instead of trying to is good at. A person can use confidence be perfect, should tum to one another to help repair a temporary gap in se lf and share what is really going on in esteem. their lives- to say to each other, "I don't know what to do about my eating Laura: disorder." "I don't know how to get And wasn't it Dr. Masterson who Laura: help." Or, said we can increase self-esteem by You mean with Pi Phi? "I know I'm attempting to stay in touch with one's drinking real self when faced with challenging Self: too much situations? This means accepting Yes. Let me read to you part of the and I'm not yourself for what you are- taking letter Jennifer Atler wrote to you when sure what comfort in your abilities and at the you two were working on your self to do about same time accepting your limitations. esteem paper. She said, "Pi Phi has it." Or Self: given me the opportunity to whatever experience college with an extremely It was. Pi Phi Jennifer Atler puts it the strong group of women with many of in these words, "Positive self-esteem situation is. the same interests as I have as well as makes people less hard on themselves. The many of the same experiences. If they are a few pounds overweight, one quote Through Pi Phi I have made some of that does not mean they are failures as she gave, I the best friends I will ever have, and it people. If they fail that chemistry test, can has given us a forum to discuss issues that does not mean they are failures as remember • like self-esteem and problems we as people. If they do not get elected to verbatim, women face on college campuses. Not "We need • that position, that does not mean they only has Pi Phi given us an incredible are failures as people. They are able to to talk to 'social connection,' but the women in separate the issues and not allow their one Pi Phi have proven to be a support entire beings and self-worths to hinge another about our lives as they are system through the tough times, also." on each success or failure." instead of trying to look or be the way "I think Pi Phi has the ability to people think we should be." Laura: affect a lot of women. We should But the adage, "We are each our continue to promote seminars and Self: own toughest critic" is still true. It was speakers on the problems that we are And do you remember what she Sally Kempton who said, "It is hard to facing on a daily basis. I realize that all saw as the biggest challenge facing fight an enemy who has outposts in of us are very busy, but reflective women today and what to do about it? your head." Women need to learn to be discussions and activities can be very She said we need to make our own easier on themselves. It seems all the helpful to women. Seminars on eating decision as to who we want to be, what women I know tend to focus on their disorders, sexual assault and kind of life we want to live, and what negative characteristics, rather than harassment and self-esteem can be very areas of life we want to excel in, the positive. informative and helpful for everyone. because we can't excel in everything. It "One on one, I think we just need was her opinion that we really can't do Self: to continue to listen and support each it all- be a wife and a mother and a The initial work does need to other as we have been doing all along. homemaker and a career woman {at begin within each individual. But there By sharing our own thoughts and least not as well as we would like to}. is much we can do for each other. experiences we will no longer feel There have to be compromises made There is much that can be done even alone, as if we are the only one trying and we need to choose which shortcuts within the walls of this chapter house. to conquer the press ures surrounding us to take. Then we need to say, "I'm on the college doing the best that I can, this is the campus." way I want to do it and I'm happy about that." Laura: Laura's grasp of the subject She sure makes strengthened. It was as if she had been several good points standing in a very small, dark closet about the benefits and then suddenly someone turned on of sisterhood in the light. Softly, she whispered, "So regard to self who we are on the outside and the esteem. And you image we project is merely a reflection know, what her of the portrait within." mother Marilyn says As quickly a the voice had come, about how Pi Phi it di appeared. Its presence could no can help build self longer be felt or heard. The blank page, esteem not only once imposing, appeared less applies to me now intimidating. Laura picked up her but it will also in a pencil and began to draw.
The Arrow of Pi Beta Ph. 7 1J) tiles Marilyn Van Derbur Breaks Her Silence ~ot~':ed W her career for years. The ARROW has chronicled her life since she pledged Colorado Alpha in 1955, through her involvement in student activities at the University of Colorado, to her selection as Miss Colorado and then Miss America in 1958. She was the speaker for the opening banquet at Pi Beta Phi's 1969 Convention in Pasadena. We have seen her career as a motivational speaker flou rish. The newest chapter in Marilyn 's life does not have the glitz and glamour of earl ier ones. The subject is one The Atler family on the ski slopes: unspeakable to many: incest. In May of most often- the need to be persistent, Marilyn, Larry and Jennifer. 1991, Marilyn Van Derbur revealed to try again, to not give up. that she had been sexually abused by "I now understand that the reason "What is your work? It i n't your her father from age 5 to age 18. It was I chose motivational speaking was problem that determines your character not until she was 24 that she because I needed to tell myself over or the joy in each day .. .or the love you discovered the repressed pain of her and over, day after day - receive and extend to others. We childhood. So horrific were the don't give up, try again, decide how we respond to our pain . We memories that Marilyn "disassociated." per evere ... because choose each day whether we will be Her "daytime child," as she calls there was a battle filled with positive energy and hope it, had absolutely no raging within me . and a reaching out. knowledge of the "This saying It i how we respond to life that violations was true for me, 'If determine our life. wrought upon the you want to learn "Until my father's death in 1984 at "night child." a subject, teach age 76, I tried in every possible way to Marilyn's road it.' I needed win his daytime love. I broke and to recovery has been desperately to trained wild horses, skied for the a long one as she has learn each University of Colorado ski team, gone from victim to and every graduated from college with Phi Beta survivor. Her story can day to not Kappa honors, wa a debutante and be an inspiration to all of won Mi s America. And each time I us. turned with childlike hope saying, "For over 25 years, 'Won't you love me now, Daddy?' I motivational speaking has to not won the Outstanding Woman peaker been my full-time career. I ay'l in America, c(x)ked hi favorite foods have addressed literall y can't and walked his dog. 'Won't YOLI love millions of people on such li ve me now, Dad ?' topics as success and failure, the with this "It was only two years ago, that a importance of having a goal, and p ychologi t sa id to me words that 8 Tht.' ArnlW llf PI Sem Phi seared my soul in pain and forced me to people's li ves with your speeches. Marilyn believes our lives are see the truth. He said, 'You failed in Think how many MORE lives you enriched and fulfilled in relation to our the most important goal of your life could change if they knew this about courage and the risks we are willing to you never won your father's daytime you!" take- the work we are willing to do. love.' Marilyn "You "Some goals, no matter how we now has a will never persevere, no matter how many years new goal: to "I t is how we respond to life that hear me we try, some goals we do not achieve. educate say, 'Why And we grieve as we have to let that victims and determines our life. " me ?' My goal- so deep within us- go, finally and violators of question forever. It is our work. incest. would be "When my life became When she confronted her own father Was my childhood filled with terror so dysfunctional in 1984, our daughter about the abuse, he said, "If I had that I could better understand others' Jennifer, our only child, was in 8th known what it would do to you, I never fears ... Did I feel isolation and grade. Although I was an attentive would have done it." Marilyn's abandonment so I could enfold others mother, involved in every possible way response: "Let every single man and into my heart? .Did I feel humiliation in her life, I was still traveling two to woman understand that that excuse and degradation so I can now fight for three days a week except during the can never be used again. We are going the dignity of others? summer. to tell you what it does to us for "The closeness Larry, Jennifer and I "But during her 8th grade year, my decades." She adds, "Like red dye have is, in great part, because of the life was stopped by overwhelming poured into a can of white paint, incest intense despair we shared- not for a anxiety and paralysis spells that would has colored every aspect of my life." day, or a month, but for years. It was the continue until I trauma we survived that bonded us. It was 51 and she was Marilyn as was because of the pain we shared that off to college. she the joy is all the sweeter. Many times, during appeared in "It was because, finally, there were her 8, 9, 10, 11 & the Summer no secrets- just the three of us exposed 12th grade years, 1969 in our truth, frailties, and our strengths she would come ARROW turning to one another, depending on home to find me magazine, one another." sobbing or lying in prior to Pi Jennifer said this about her mother, paralysis. She Beta Phi's "In the last two years she has become a would sit by my bed 1969 hero for thousands of survivors who did and comfort me Convention. not think they could live through and I would be She was, at another day. They can now look at my there to share her the time, mother and know that it is possible to joys or United Air survive recovery even when they truly disappointments. Lines Youth think they will die from the pain. When "Someone Speaker. my mom was going through those tough much wiser than I days, she just wanted to talk to one sa id you need to be person who had made it through with home with your his or her family intact. She could find teenager during these years. And the During one of the many no one ... hundreds of books and no one. only way you will stay home is if I appearances Marilyn has had on Obviously, thousands of women in the make you literally unable to crawl to a national television, she turned to her past have survived this, but no one plane to go give a speech to keep your interviewee and with a fierce intensity spoke of it. So the thousands daychild excelling. asked, "Do you think I want to live the experiencing it, even two years ago, still "What a gift. My daughter and I rest of my life as an incest survivor?" felt alone. My mother has become not a are as tightly bonded as it is possible for Before the question could be answered, healer who can save the world, but a mother and daughter to be·. But in a smile suddenly appeared, erasing the living proof that recovery is pOSSible ." looking back, I realize that it was anguish on her face and her blue eyes Marilyn contends, "One of the because of my handicap that my life lit up. "You bet I do. I have a very reasons I survived my problem is was stilled. My handicap had turned strong message- I survived!" because I did my work. I was never able out to be a blessing." It is how we respond to life that to change what happened to me. My It was her daughter who gave determines our life. overwhelming challenge was to change Marilyn freedom from the shame she how I thought about what happened to felt as a victim of incest and the ability me." to reach out to others. Marilyn says she Marilyn asks her audience to was afraid Jennifer would not want her "You will never consider how they are responding to to be her mother if she knew about the hear me say , their problems, whatever they are. "Tell incest. When Marilyn did tell her me how you are responding to the daughter, Jennifer's response was one of 'Wh yme.7'" problem or the sorrow or the handicap - unconditional love and acceptance. tell me how you are responding to life's "Mom, you have changed so many challenges and then ... I will know you." The Arrow of Pi Bera Phi 9 From
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always be in the Gallery for local Guild, and past and present members Blain Gallery residents, Arrowmont students and of the Arrowmont Board of Governors. faculty and our visitors from around the In all, over 200 donations were made. Endowment world." More than 100 of the donors gathered Working with the Pi Beta Phi on the night of August 16 to celebrate Increases Foundation, Capital Campaign Sandy's anniversary and the success of he Sandra J. Blain Gallery Chairman Jean Scott and Arrowmont's the Endowment Campaign. After a Endowment, established at Director of Development Theresa reception in the Marian G . Heard T $25,000 on the occasion of Tyler, the 12-month fund-raising effort Resource Center, guests enjoyed a her 25th anniversary of service to was spearheaded by a Gallery candlelight shrimp dinner in the Arrowmont, has grown to $27,130. At Endowment Committee of three, Arrowmont Dining Room. White table the tribute dinner on August 16, chaired by Clare Verstegen, former cloths and flowers on the tables made Sandy's friends and colleagues learned Arrowmont Assistant Director. The co the dining room quite festive and slides the gallery had been named in her chairmen were Bill Griffith, depicting Sandy's 25 years were shown honor. A brooch, designed and made by Arrowmont's Assistant Director, and on a large screen at one side of the J. Fred Woell, was presented to Sandy as Marian Heard, Director Emeritus. Their room. Additional contributions to the a lasting memento of the occasion. plans were kept a secret from Sandy Blain Gallery Endowment are expected The Sandra J. Blain Gallery until she was finally told about the as former students and the many other Endowment will secure the quality of endowment in early summer, just weeks friends of Sandy and Arrowmont learn Arrowmont's existing exhibition before the celebration on August 16. of the opportunity. program by providing financial support Gallery Endowment donations for professionally printed materials, came from past and present curatorial assistance, gallery furniture Arrowmont faculty members, current Arrowmont Assistant Director Bill and equipment, track lighting, and by and former School employees, Sandy's Griffith, Clare Verstegen, increasing the holdings of the art department colleagues from the metalsmith]. Fred Woell, former permanent collection. Sandy is excited University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Director Marian Heard and Sandy about the endowment because it will former Arrowmont students, members Blain following the August 16th "ensure that quality exhibitions will of the Southern Highland Handicraft dinner held in Sandy's honor.
10 The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi Gift Given for Wood Studio ongtime Arrowmont patron and student Jerry Drown L made a $50,000 contribution to the Campaign for Arrowmont to be used for the main area of the new, expanded wood studio and one turning station. Jerry's gift is the first major donation for the new wood studio and the space will be named the Louise and Jerry Drown Wood Studio in their honor. Pictured with Jerry (who is on the left) during a recent wood turning workshop is Arrowmont student Carl Hipp from Racine, Wisconsin.
Governors Chairman Charlotte Ann Eckel Edwards, Grand President Jo Ann Minor Roderick and Arrowmont Director Sandy Blain break the ground for Arrowmont's new dormitory. Groundbreaking ceremonies were held September 19, 1992. Construction of the dormitory began in early November.
Left: Roy Overcast and former Arrowmont Director Marian Heard enjoy talking at the reception honoring Sandy Blain.
Right: Sandy Blain accepts a turned wood sculpture by Stoney Lamar. Lamar, who lives in Saluda, North Carolina, donated the piece in Sandy's honor, one month before her 25th anniversary with Arrowmont. The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi 11 Financial Aid he scholar hip application deadline for Arrowmont's T March classes is Jan. 10, 1993. The scholarship application deadline for Arrowmont's summer classes is April 1, 1993. Pi Phis interested in financial aid have four options ... Pi Beta Phi Scholarships, Friends of Arrowmont Scholarships, Arrowmont's Work Study program and its Assistantship program. For information about Pi Beta Phi scholarships write to the Pi Beta Phi Foundation at Central Office. For information about other financial aid write to Arrowmont at P.O. Box 567, Gatlinburg, TN 37738 oreal! (615)436-5860.
Connecticut Alpha Chapter President Atapon Sladek touches up some freshly screenprinted yardage in an Arrowmont workshop. Atapon spent five weeks on campus as a workstudy student during the summer.
Arrowmont felting class begins a felted wool rug which was later donated to the art auction July 30, 1992. Proceeds will be used for Friends of Arrowmont Scholarships. Above: Jennifer Wright, North Dakota Alpha Chapter President, displays a favorite work of art from her silk painting workshop with instructor Ed Lambert last July.
Arrowmont's third annual Pi Phi Arts Weekend will take place April 29#May 1,1993. For a detailed brochure, contact Arrowmont at P.O. Box 567, Gatlinburg, TN 37738 or call (615)436#5860.
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Foundation Trustees, Campaign Campaign Reaches Committee members and some very New Dorm Wing special friends of Arrowmont. The $1 Million Campaign Committee still is in the Named to Honor Milestone early stages of donor contact and has Marianne R. Wild yet to approach the general Pi Beta Phi he $2.3 million Campaign public," said Scott. '~ rrowmont is unique - it for Arrowmont reached the Campaign Steering Committee sets us apart and TTUlkeS T half-way mark this fa ll as members Jan Kincaid Clifford, Janet us different from others in special leadership gifts to the Campaign Goode Durham, G.A. Eckel Edwards, the Greek world . If I am to be remembered totaled just over $1 million. Sandra Street Estess, Marion Enggas anywhere, I would like it to be there." "Fewer than 60 special angels are Kreamer, Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell, These were the words of Grand leading the way to what is expected to Ann Dudgeon Phy, Nancy Carlock President Emeritus Marianne Reid be the broader-based support of many Rogers and Jean Wirths Scott have Wild a year before her death as she more alumnae and friends/' said Jean worked with the Chicago Consulting made provisions {or the Pi Beta Phi Wirths Scott, I?ast Grand President and fi rm of Sumner Rahr, Arrowmont Foundation to be her primary benefi Cbairman of the Campaign for Director of Development Theresa ciary. In keepingwitp Mrs. W ild's Arrowmont. Tyler, and Foundation Director of wishes, the Foundation T rustees have "The Campaign has been blessed Development Lynn Raney. As leader designated $200,000 of-her bequest to with leadership suppordrom the ship gift contacts continue, plans are ward construction of the new dormito Fraternity's 'official family' - members underway for the regional and general ry, a primary component of the of Grand Council, Directors, gift phases of the Campaign to begin Campaign for Arrowmont. Arrowmont Board of Governors, early in 1993. Named in her honor, the Marianne Reid Wild Wing of the dor mitory will be separated from the main residential building by a landscaped Named Gift Opportunities courtyard and walkway, home to sculp tural pieces from An:owmonfs perma The Campaign for Arrowmont recognizes those leaders hip donors who nent collection. Eight student accom have designated Named Gifts, as of September 1992 modations with private baths will provide an option of on-campus living Dormitory: arrangements for couples and other stu Private Accommodations Wing, Marianne Reid Wild: $200,000 dents wishing more privacy than the Multi-Purpose Room, Nashville Alumnae Club: $100,000 shared bath accommodations designed for the main dormitory structure. The Artist,in,Residence Program: total facility will provide flexibility for Trabue Professional Arts Program for Women (Studio and up to 52 additional bed spaces. Scholarship), Lucinda Trabue and Family: $50,000 Under construction since Scholarship Endowment, Marianne Reid Wild (Memorial Gifts): November in a wooded site behind the $20,000* historical Red Bam, the new building will provide contrast to other campus Sandra J. Blain Gallery: housing facilities, some predating 1912. Endowment Fund, Friends/Associates of Sandra J. Blain, Director: The design includes a head-resident $25,000* staff apartment, a screened porch, sev eral hundred feet of indoor gallery Painting Studio: space for displaying wall-mounted Construction and Equipment, St. Louis Alumnae Club: $100,000 works of art from the Arrowmont per manent collection and a large multi Wood Studio: purpose room that will bear the name Central Workshop and Work Station, Louise and Jerome Drown: of the Nashville Alumnae Club in $50,000 recognition of that club's generous gift to the Campaign. Children's Program : Marianne Reid Wild's vision for Community Outreach Endowment, Dallas Alumnae Club: $30,000 Arrowmont and the role it plays in Resource Center, Houston Alumnae Club: $30,000 "making us different" long will be re Scholarship Endowment, Jan and Kevin Clifford: $25,000 membered by tho e who enjoy the ben efits of her generosity. *Open Endowments
The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi 13 On the Line for Mission Statement Foundation Pi Beta Phi The Pi Beta Phi Foundation Receives Gift of is committed to fund programs ith the development of which promote the intellectual, Insurance the Pi Beta Phi ethical and leadership develop. W Foundation as the ment of members of Pi Beta Phi arion Enggas Kreamer fund-raising entity for our Fraternity, Fraternity and, through its phil. (Kansas A lpha), and new programs are being established to anthropic efforts, to benefit the M 1985 Convention initi- increase support of educational and larger society. ate, and her late husband John have al leadership training programs fo r our ac - Adopted May 16, 1992 ways made a difference through their tive and alumnae members. community service and through their In an effort to communicate with Beyond raising money, the pro giving. When the article about gifts of more than 92,000 members who have gram gave alumnae the opportunity to life insurance appeared in the Summer not responded to the Fraternity's annu ask questions and express opinions issue of The ARROW, the Kreamers al Friendship Fund mailings, the about Pi Beta Phi. Membership records already we re arranging for such a gift to Foundation embarked upon a telemar were corrected as alumnae gave name the Pi Beta Phi Foundation. keting test program involving 3,000 and add res changes to the callers. In May 1992, Marion and John alumnae members last spring. Pi Phis Foundation Trustees, impressed with purchased a life insurance policy on the who were to be called received a letter the success of this recent program, de life of their daughter with her consent. which explained the purpose of the cided to go a step further and contact Premiums on the policy for the next call. Friendly telephone ca ll ers then in an additional 10,000 alumnae. This ten yea rs were paid by the Kreamers at vited these members to celebrate Pi segment of the program is currently un that time with remaining premiums to Phi's 125th Anniversary by pledging a derway and the positive response con be covered by dividends fro m the poli gift to the Foundation. Those making tinues. cy. This gift enabled the Kreamers to pledges received a letter of confirma Our sincere thanks to those who give a larger amount to the Foundation tion and an envelope to use in return have responded by pledging financial than if they had simply given the cash representing the premiums paid . The ing their donaLions lU Lite Fuundatiun. support to this Foundation telemarket Five hundred thirty-five people pledged ing program. The callers report that Foundation will realize a very ge nerous $15 ,005, more people and more dollars yo u are, "so nice, cordial and polite, gift in the future because of the insight than projected from the ranJom ~a m supportive, positive, and upbeat" even and creative giving style of Marion and pie of alumnae. when yo u decline to make a pledge. John Kreamer. Through this deferred gift of life insurance, the Kreamers be came Charter Members of the Marianne Reid Wild Society. The Society was es tablished earlier this year to recognize planned gifts to the Pi Beta Phi Foundation made through bequests, trusts, life insurance policies and other methods. Charter Members include those individuals who notify the Foundation of their deferred giving plans prior to Convention 1993. Members of the Marianne Reid Wild Society will be The Pi Beta Phi Foundation Board recognized in future iss ues of of Trustees is pleased to announce The ARROW and in the that a new member has been added Foundation newsletter. to the Board. Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg, past Fraternity Grand President and past Foundation trustee, was elected to the Board in Marion Enggas Kreamer May 1992. She will serve a three· with her late husband year term. ~ __,-- _---.J:""";'~=---_..J John.
14 The Arrow of P, Be,a Phi Marcia White Hargreaves, Kansas Ra lph and Sally Perry Schulenburg Honorary and Beta '30 Mary Kahlenberg Schroeder by Nancy Kolo Miller Judy Cutler Stickney Memorial Gifts Jessine Brooks Hart, Indiana Margaret Robinson Thomp on Honorary and memorial gifts to Gamma'17 Sarahjane Paulson Vanasse the Foundation for April 2, 1992 by Janet Sanborn Best Lucy Baker Warner through September 1, 1992. Margaret Jackson Kasschau, Carol Inge Warren Honorary and memorial gift recog. Massachusetts Alpha '32 Dorothy Wray Pulver, illinois nition will appear in the Winter and by Kenneth Kasschau Beta '25 ~ Summer issues of The ARROW. Audrey Frederick King, Illinois by Amy Sonka Kasznel Beta '22 Nanette Olin Peterson Eleanor Brown Roberts, Vermont Given in honor of: by Judy Cutler Stickney Hannah Mervine Miles, John Kreamer, husband of Marion Beta '22 Pennsylvania Beta '36 Enggas Kreamer by Cape Cod, MA Carnation Circle by Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell husband of Emily by Martha Rice Reed James R. Rodgers, Ann Dudgeon Phy Desobry Rodgers Carol A. Rheam Nancy Carlock Rogers by Day G ilmer Watson Marion Ranck Rose Indiana Eta Mary Mitchell Savidge Jean Wirths Scott Karen Rorick, '92 June Poteet Landrum, Texas Beta '48 by Frances Desimone Becque Given in memory of: by Ann Davis Brookshire Dona Adams Rothwell, O regon Norma Louise Connelley Joseph Lichtenberg, husband of Gamma '46 Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg and Jeanne Beatty Ostrander Anderson, Texas Gamma '60 by Myrna Prestien Sandoz, Ohio by Don, Kathy and Stephanie Adams father of Sara and Betsy Lichtenberg Carolyn Cromb Brada Delta '52 and Amy Adams Bethea by by Germaine Fischer Barbara Biddson Jane Leonard Earnest Dr. and Mrs. Earl Brewer Nancy Hegler Henry Robert and Annette Erickson Tamara Baird Dyer Hinsdale/Naperville, IL Alumnae Lubkeman Buck and Marcia Perry Nix Ray and Helen Frady Club Gil and Susan Perry Pat and Leila Peckham Gilbert Elizabeth Jordan Holman Evelyn Peters Kyle Harry Hall Sandoz Margaret Snider Kahn New Orleans, LA Alumnae Club Lucile Shelton Shanks, Oklahoma Jo Ann Levering Alpha '23 Mr. and Mrs. James G. Moses, Edward and Karen Consalus Price Jennifer and Jill Moses Richmond, V A Alumnae Club by James L. Shanks, Jr. Myron and Jo Ann Minor Roderick Mercedes Freeman Smith, Illinois Sarah and Ben Powell and Molly Beta '56 Noble Nancy Carlock Rogers by Nancy Carlock Rogers Southern California Area Council of Lisa Matlock Rosze ll Missouri Ruth Wilder Axe, North Dakota Pi Beta Phi Harriet Baur Spoehrer, Beta '25 Alpha '53 Ventura County, CA Alumnae Club by by Mary Helen Hillman Lois Wilson Mackey, Wisconsin Alice Weber Johnson Beta '43 Anne Travis O'Connell Sonya Ward Balkman, Oklahoma husband of Beta '56 by Barbara Mackey Seagle W. Richard Walker, Tom Miles, husband of Hannah Kathryn Ulrich Walker by Jo Anne Meade Lewis Mervine Miles Ventura County, CA Alumnae Winifred Murphy Barr, Illinois by Delta '27 by Martha Rice Reed Club A. Susan Hamilton Walter, Ohio by Amy Sonka Kasznel Carol Rheam Marion Ranck Rose Delta '30 Nanette Olin Peterson by Paul W. Walter Mark Ferree, son of Gayla Velvin Mary Mitchell Savidge Marianne Reid Wild, Kansas Ferree Dorothy Weaver Morgan, Nebraska Beta '29 Alpha '24 by Steve and Patti Root Bash and by Carolyn Cromb Brada by Mary Poindexter Rigby Carlisle Family Mary Ketterer Devoe Jane Flint Boxell Carolyn Cromb Brada Suzanne Flint Fifer Betty Blades Lofton Rose McColloch Dressler r' Bill and Marilyn Simpson Ford Dorothea White Flint Ann Dudgeon Phy Virginia Bland Fry Sarahjane Paulson Vanasse Jo Ann Minor Roderick Shirley Smith Williams, Texas Nancy Carlock Rogers Mary Ann Behlen Hruska Alice Weber Johnson Gamma '53 Jean Wirths Scott Madeleine Closs Lafon by Richardson-Plano, TX Alumnae Lucy Baker Wamer Carolyn Pavletich Le h Club Joel Bailey Grimm, Nebraska Beta '48 Marjorie Kammerer Wood, Missouri by Priscilla Bailey Peterson Helen Anderson Lewis Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell Beta '39 Dorothy Pier Hamer, Indiana by Bill and Anita Crozat Cassilly Gamma '26 Jan Threlkeld Moore Elizabeth Wells Wulfmg, Missouri by Amy Sonka Kasznel Janice Shrader Mossman Beta '57 Nanette Olin Peterson Sarah Ruth Mullis by Alice Weber Johnson Ellen Kahle Hanger, Ohio Beta '41 Elizabeth Turner Orr Betty Kimberly Reams by Robert J. Hanger Jo Ann Minor Roderick The Arrow o( rl lkm Pbl 15 Scholastic Achievement 4.0 Students The following students received a 4.0 GPA for the Spring 1992 term.
Alabama Beta California Delta Connecticut Alpha C harity Williams Leigh A nn Williams Kristi Byrd C ri stol Barrett Carla Kohler Michelle DeLuca Lisa G arbutt Illinois Alpha Jan Jenkins Rochelle Levy Florida Alpha W endy Ray mond Alisa Singletary Danielle Roberts Karen Folsom C hristine Stanton Rhonda Snelgrove Erika Schneider Lori Keeton Amy Stuedeman Dana Vallely Julie Pl ocar Illinois Epsilon Cori W ellins A my Snell Alabama Gamma Sara Sunderman Miriam Frede Kelli Cole California Epsilon Stephanie Gerard Julie Deese Kate Perry Florida Beta Elizabeth Johnson Melanie Jubelirer Julie Hegwood Lorrie Browning Kimberly Liftman Holly Kendrick California Zeta Janice Dusseau Hannah Lipman Ali McClure Amanda Bruce Ashley Evans Megan Moenning Beth McDonald Arden Fletcher Stacy Fode Andrea Picciotti Kelli Murnock Mari ah Spears Lisa Ullman Jennifer Neuman California Eta Amy Weisgerber Michelle Pippin Lisa Burgert Illinois Zeta C hristy Reese Florida Delta Valerie Scott Kristin Gibson Lesen Anderson Rina Lyubkin Katherine Lake Liz Ander on Heather Maynes Arizona Alpha Kimberly Macy Alisa Balestri Ashley Singer Rhonda McCormick Kristin Breading Christy Dickson Anne Porter Virginia Leigh Stecks Pamela G ovett C hristy Brown California Theta Florida Epsilon Sandra Carlson Arizona Gamma Linda Chalupnik Emily Cooper Heid i Haise Virginia Chang Ki m Biddison Julie Lipman Paige Lightfoot Jennife r Drozd Marni Byram Stefi Rosztoczy Leigh Ann Hemenway T ami Dahl Reagan Solt Georgia Alpha Jennifer Hibbard Jami Davidson Amy Thatcher hala Nicely Shannon DeGroot Jeanne A llen Carolina Amador Amy Russell Linda Henig California Iota Laura Segebart Janis Homes Samantha Anderson Kimberly Krausg rill Johanna Barfield Kendra Sharp Vicki Lindros Jane Soltys Kim Northup Ashley Collins California Kappa N anette DeGroot LaLira Strain Jennifer Sestak Jeanette Straz Kathleen Ball Kim Franklin Jennifer G arraty Trina U nge r Arkansas Alpha Beth Carlson Jennifer W einer Amy C arroll Kari Graner Elizabeth Cooley Kristen Hamilton Jan W enning Shannon Fidler Alisa Kelleher Beth Labko Sandy Handlos C aroline Lowry Summer Harris Illinois Eta Camilla N abholtz Delphine Lee Karen Mauldin Robin Hewitt Mary Ruekert Kimberly Nation Melanie Hughey Rene Pillow Jill Mitchnick Elena Strausser N ancy Leaphart Illinois Theta Sara Smith Brooke Lincoln Carrie Weiss C hristine C likeman Traci Walker Jennifer Lubeck Karen Modder Amanda Meffert Colorado Alpha Roberta Saccaro Arkansas Beta Michell e Purgason Stephanie Schmidt Stephanie Brunner Jennifer Atler Jennifer T Li cker Jocelyn hiels Anne Ross Karla Wooley Angel McRae Dana Stephens Melissa Stiles Heidi Thoma Melanie Wilson Colorado Gamma Idaho Alpha Katherine Joy Kristin Batchelder Illinois Iota California Beta Debra Smitham H ilary Bean Jenn ifer Christemen T ammy Sullivan Tracy Bear Jennifer Aston Krista Lall y Gwen Bloomsburg Monisha Sequiera Michelle Laporta Colorado Delta Lisa G ravell e Magg ie W alton Kathleen Kersting Kim Hay 16 Th~ Am'" of PI Beta Ph I Indiana Alpha Susan Kindred Jennifer McCarron Sarah Peterson Karen Oxler J ill Rosenthal Jill Pilakowski Jeanne Armstrong Anne Rickers Tracey Treiber Renee Pletka Ashli Crawford Lana mith Sara Wise Tamara Plihal Teri Greco Kristin Stelzer Christine Schlapfer Jacqueline Lakes Sara Thomssen Minnesota Alpha Heidi Sieck Erin Wilhelm Indiana Gamma Heidi Vancil Amy Arthun Tina Webster Jodi Gustafson Alex Zinga Lori Davenport Jodi Hansen Carla Garino Kansas Beta Carie Holmes New Jersey Alpha Lauri Kuehling Nicole Ary Emily Junck T racy de Blieck Martha Mayes Mary Boyd Jennifer Kuffel Lauryn Gouldin Gina Glace Jennifer McDowell Laura Hodes Indiana Delta Molly Hofmeier Mary Tautin Tamara Jadik Julie Roden Dana Hutchison Connie Noonan Sally Templin Kellie McHenry Mississippi Alpha T racy Orlando Kim Davis New Mexico Alpha Indiana Epsilon Erin Parkinson Susie Penton Beth Schweighardt Sarah Lewis Alison Schultz Erin Radka Deanza Valencia Amanda Martin Cass Thompson Sandra Schilling Mary Walczak New Mexico Beta Ann Woodbury Indiana Zeta Mississippi Beta Heather Wilson Kathy Bramel Kentucky Alpha Nichole Lynn Bassett Christi Brita Kimberly Buffington New York Alpha Stacie Loftin Kristin Mahan Polly Elizabeth Debbie McCaffrey Nikki Pesavento Coleen McFelea Commer Melissa Rohmann Karyn Moody Tracy Scheler Indiana Eta Missouri Alpha New York Gamma Angie Hartman Kentucky Beta Julie Becker Michele Fazekas Kristi Inman Michelle Brashears Kellye Bowers Jen Lancaster Katie Collins New York Delta Jennifer Poiry Melissa Coombs Erin Elliott Michelle C raig Kathy Everett Christina Verni Iowa Alpha Jacquie Frank Louisiana Alpha North Carolina Alpha Stacy Anderson Ashley Hughes Colleen Schneider Allyson Frer Julie Jurgensmeyer Julie Allee Elizabeth Nalty Tiffany Martin Marion Carter Iowa Beta Katherine Robertson Kerri McManus Melanie Leight Sogol Moustoufi Moab Amy LeStrange Louisiana Beta Sara Ohrenberg North Carolina Beta Kari Porter Iowa Gamma Kathryn Broussard Donna Hoghooghi Shawn Carney Ally Sacks Audra Plenys Ann Bryant Tanya Chauvin Saralynn Schmitt Kelli Clayton Lara Theobald North Dakota Alpha Iowa Zeta Kristin Kreeger Shannon Trammel Kristan Walters Nicole Aipperspach Lisa Sworowski Susan Langenhenning Angela Elsperger Terrance Overby Shelly Huber Iowa Eta Missouri Gamma Kim Rumer Rishell Brown Maine Alpha l Jacquelin Campbell . Wendy Cain Shiela Shufelt Ohio Alpha Stephanie Chapman Mary Garrels Rachel Ganim Becky Hunt Michigan Alpha Lynn Haas Shelby Lea Marcy Keifer Carolyn Krick Jennifer Beens Tiffany Nordby Crystal Novak Kristie Lock Mary Gilles Joan Perkins Ann Reynolds Tira Jones Kansas Alpha Tammy Singleton Stephanie Tietje Laurie Weiser Ohio Beta Jamie Bono Mary Summers Julie Dickhart Erica Cook Nebraska Beta Heather Gano Paige Geiger Michigan Gamma Caroline Bobbett Sara McCullough Heidi Griesser Leslie Boes Molly Walsh Mary Haggart Kerry Bonge Julianna Borg Jamie Fox Christi Kifer Lisa Lande Marianne Hallinan The Arrow o( ei ikla ~hi 17 Kim Wood Katherine Cornwell Kathleen Rowe Darla James Nicole Woods Jandra Cox Kara Spencer Dawn Metcalf Kerrye Garrett Lisa Robison Ohio Epsilon Amy Hafner South Dakota Alpha Cindy Rogers Lauryl Hanf Tracy Hass Angie Anderson Erin O'Grady Kellie Jantz Sarah Baker Texas Zeta Julie McAlister Carrie Carlson Kim Bennett Ohio Zeta Stacey Randolph Heather Jacobsen Amy Beth Clark Jennifer Thomason Carrie Maynard Melissa Crim Jennifer Ahern Jina Thorn Meagan Barry Rachel Rickenbach Wendi Ford Leigh Ann Turvey Julie Roberts Corinne Wilks Ann Forrest Kimberly Woods Margaret Hass Molly Schaufenbuel Sarah Werner U tah Alpha Jennifer Hoffert Oregon Alpha Stephanie Holloway Tricia Anderson Sally Leach Heather Dean Tennessee Beta Janice Broeder Jennifer Priboth Michelle Gettle Dita Andersson Holly Godsey Bethann Shively Rayna Gevurtz Stacey Ashworth Phaedra A. Suzanne Wilkes Nancy Scarborough McPherson Ashley Wright Oregon Beta Sally Willis Kimberly Thompson Jessica Blair Ohio Eta Tennessee Gamma Vermont Beta Megan Doyle Oregon Gamma Susan Dominick Emily Bernstein Kristin Korfman Paula Bandonis Christie Sams Jen Sheiffer Nancy Bledsoe Carla T ruckenbrodt Ohio Theta Jennifer Campbell Virginia Delta Stephanie Leonard Karmen Cates Texas Alpha Suzie Congel Kelly Revill KimCoglan Carrie Abston Lynn Laudati Cindy Rigard Holly DeGrow Jennifer Anton Andrea Perry Kelly Welling Kathy Dent Haley Cobb Julie Short Debbie Newby Georgia Demeris Ohio Iota Becca Kirk Virginia Zeta Pennsylvania Beta Jennifer Ballmann Linda Hoover Colleen Knack Mamie Bartholomew Texas Beta Sharon Mattingly Sarah Mesaros Janna Jones Virginia Eta Jennifer Moore Anne Marie Nardi Abigail Sassenhagen Jennifer Parker Jenny Sand Pennsylvania Epsilon Karen Spencer Texas Gamma Virginia Theta Kathleen A. Krum Sally Cook Oklahoma Alpha Shelli A. WeiSinger Lisa Florentine Leslie Crowder Allyson Gardner Stephanie Adams Kim Drawe Pennsylvania Zeta Christina Hand Deena Alli Julie Dunn Jennifer Queen Lesley Beard Shannon Elby Ginda Greenstreet Jennifer Shaker Whitney Brinkley J anene Rosta Alicia Hanson Rachel Simpson Jackie Bruza Tanya Schmader Christe McPhail Bethany Megan Kristin Erdman Tracey Stevenson Talbott Linda Hase Pennsylvania Eta Jessica Willett Holly Ledbetter Christy Chandler Texas Delta Jill Lord Dana Druhe Washington Gamma Daborah Meletio Pennsylvania Theta Susie Firestone Carrie McKenzie Julie Misch Jorie Niemiec Cindy Nelson Christa Bradley Kari Nasby Lisa Chase Erika Schermerhorn Britt Ulrich Andi Noland Lisa Stone Blis Powell Michele Coyne Alison Harvey Paige Wertz Wyoming Alpha Kelley Roudebush Beth Wilbourn Pam Schmidt Ange Maughan Torrey Amundson Andrea McGovern Karrie Smith Texas Epsilon Mindy Fiedor Chris Murray Leslie Miller Oklahoma Beta Michele Muldowney Heather Clarke Monica Orchard Jen Strony Kim Connally Ashley Chaney Tracey Taylor Laura Hafer Ari Staffileno Emilie Coffey South Carolina Beta Christi Hawn Alethea Orfanedes Lori Hooper 18 Th~ ArrQw of ri ikla Phi Last year P i Phis from across the coun try met through th e University of P ittsburgh 's Sem ester at Sea program. In January the 15 P i Phis departed for their 100 day voyage with more than 350 other students. Senior Chris Anderson is a member of Purdue's swim team and sophomore Molly Rose belongs to the prestigious choir, the Purduettes. Over twenty Washington Gammas at the University of Puget Sound participated and contributed to the First Annual Pierce County AIDS Walk. Something very beneficial to Washington Alpha's academic pro gram at the University of Washington has been watching In the fall of 1992, Ohio Epsilon Iowa Beta is proud to hold many "Where There's a Will There's an A." planned a special presentation. campus leadership positions at Fall quarter everyone views the four Representatives from the American Simpson CoUege. The sophomore hour tape which helps college students Red Cross came to speak to the chapter class president is Pi Phi Marie learn new study habits. at the University of Toledo on the Lindquist. In addition, Marie is also the Washington Alpha's V.P. topic of AIDS. One of the speakers was co-publicity chair for the Campus Mental, N ina Olson, has been hard at Activities Board. Other leaders are Lisa an AIDS victim. This presentation was work implementing a new study pro fo llowed by "AIDS: A Decision for Freking, who was co chairman of this gram for the 1992 pledge class at the year's Parent's Day, and junior Angela Life" and "AIDS: You're Not Immune," University of Washington. The Van Buren who is co-chairman of two videos supplied by Central Office. pledges will spend approximately nine Simpson's Florida Deltas at the University Annual Phone-a-thon. hours a week and five hours over the Several Indiana Deltas at of Florida participated in People weekend at study tables. This year Awareness Week 1992 by attending Purdue University are active on eight proctors were selected to help programs and lectures designed to pro campus and in the community. Molly watch over, guide, and advise the Wrenn, a junior majoring in industrial mote understanding of different cul pledges. Two proctors are responsible tures. The theme of the week was management, is active in the Ford for eight to nine women. "Celebrate Diversity." National Youth Council. She dedicates This year Virginia Gammas at her time by acting as the voice of the Iowa Beta Laura Roe spent this the CoUege of William and Mary past summer in Stuttgart, Germany. youth market for Ford Motor spon ored a crab in a local crab race for She worked as an interpreter in the Company. Tina Nerz, a junior in envi charity. Each sponsor paid an entry fee personnel department of Mercedes ronmental science, is a member of the that went to the "Save the Bay" foun Benz. While in Germany, Laura lived Chamber of Commerce Task Force for dation. The money is being used to in Schorndorf with the family she met Environmental Awareness in Lafayette. clean the Chesapeake Bay. Juring a semester abroad. In August Kansas Beta Bridget Mahoney, Laura also worked as an interpreter at an interior design major at Kansas an international trade show for sport State Un iversity, was selected as a fi ing goods in Munich. Laura is an nalist for a design competition. The International Management/German competit ion was sponsored by KSNT, a major at Simpson CoUege. Topeka, Kansas television station, to California Delta senior Missy select a new news backdrop. Bridget Gruber traveled to Barcelona, Spain was chosen from over 100 applicants this past summer. This UCLA Pi Phi from the region's schools. To qualify, was an intern for Sports Illustrated/ she had to design the backdrop so that Time International during the 1992 it could change from day to evening Summer Olympics. broadca t , and keep the cost under $5,000. Louisiana Betas Jill McKay and New Mexico Beta's Marin ChaneUe Thibaut explain to the Morrow, DeDe Jones and Diana Popp chapter the activities planned for are in the New Mexico State Louisian a State University's Rape University Dance Company. The Awareness Week . T h e chapter par company is devoted to intensive study ticipated in the campus-wide event of ballet, jazz, tap, and modem dance. in September. The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi 19 Many Georgia Alphas have been the Senator for the Engineering honored with campus and community College, and Renae Richards is an leader hip positions. Johanna Barfield Executive Assistant. Katie Heiss, Lori has been nominated to serve as College Swalander, DeDe Jones, Kerry McKee, Ambassador for the University of and Liz Tyler are on standing commit Georgia's College of Family and tees. Consumer Sciences. Suzanne Pickering California Epsilon Susie Carter is an area coordinator for the has been elected Panhellenic President University of Georgia's at San Diego State University. Communiversity Big Brother/Big Sister Illinois Thetas at Bradley Program. Kristin Hamilton i erving as University are very active on campus the Vice President of GAMMA and in the community. Julie Benjamin (Greeks Advocating the Mature teaches AIDS awareness to freshman Management of Alcohol). students. Kristi Nix and Becky accaro Florida Alphas from Stetson are volunteer in Habitat for University have been volunteering for Humanity, building shelter for those in a va riety of organizations including: need of housing. Twenty-four Pi Phis Youth Motivators, an organization participated in "Bowl for Kids ake" to whose main goal is to provide positive Tennessee Delta Annette Bell is benefit Big Brothers/Big Sisters of role models for high ri k children; Big the 1992 president of Memphis Peoria, Illinois. Brothers/Big Sisters, helping boost the State Student Ambassador Board. Pennsylvania Beta Margaret self-esteem of local young people; and The SAB is a 60 member student Grunow recently competed in the "Paint Your Heart Out," painting hous organization which plans daily O lymp ic trials for women 's swimming. es for the underpri vileged and elderly. campus tours and Scholar's Day, The senior at Bucknell University This year, many Texas Epsilons among other activities. competed in the 50 meter free-style from the University of North Texas event for the Olympic trials held in participated in "The Race for the C ure." Illinois Epsilon held their annual Indianapolis, on March 6 of this year. The 10K run/walk was sponsored by the Twister Tournament to raise money for Margaret not only fini hed with her Susan B. Komen Foundation and was Arrowmont. Teams of two participated per onal record time of 26.83 seconds dedicated to finding a cure for breast in a round robin of Twister games at but also ranked 32nd out of the 66 na cancer. The entry fees paid by those par Northwestern University. Top play tional women swimmers competing in ticipating went to underprivi leged ers received prizes donated by area mer the trials. women who are unable to pay for health chants. On September 12, 1992 care and mammograms. Iowa Zeta Amy Primus has been Kentucky Alphas from the During the Hillsdale County Fair, recently elected to the executive board University of Louisville, participated Hillsdale College Michigan Alphas of Student Alumni Association at the in the annual Walk with the Animals volunteered their time to the Hill dale University of Iowa. She also serves as at the Louisv ille Zoo. Each Pi Phi Humane Society by se lling raffle tick Vice President of Career Placement for raised twenty dollars for her two mile ets and Humane Society apparel at the American Marketing Association. walk through the zoo. The money is their booth. Proceeds went to a fund New Mexico Beta has many donated to Ko air Children's Hospital established to build a new shelter. members involved in student govern to help with the purchasing of prenatal Iowa Zeta Heather Hudson has ment through Associated Students of monitors. recently joined two prestigious choral New Mexico State University. Two Oklahoma Betas were e groups at the University of Iowa, Vanessa Williams is the Senate Clerk, lected for Oklahoma State Kantorei, a classical singing group and Kristin Newell is a Senator for the University's list of Top 10 Freshmen Old Gold Singers, a show choir. Business College, Christine Hoeft is Women for 1991-1992. Heather Voth and Leigh Ann Turvey were chosen because of their outstanding grade and their involvement in many OSU activ ities and clubs. Several times a semester, the New Mexico Alphas from the University of New Mexico, take a Sunday out of the week and volunteer at a local soup kitchen to help feed the homeless.
Washington Betas from Washington State University pose for a picture with the Olympic mascot in Meribel, France. Those attending Olympic festivities in. clude Kristen Swanson, Jean Werlich, Lisa Welch, Rayme Flynn, Kirsten Braden and Tonia Farman.
20 The Arrow of Pi Bera Ph, Oklahoma Betas at Oklahoma Arrowmont and CASA (Court Idaho Alpha Carmen Mendez State University have been preparing Appointed Special Advocates). was elected to three political positions for "Arrow Days," a fund-raising event Ten Oregon Gammas participat at the University of Idaho las t semes for Arrowmont. Fraternitie pay a fe e ed in Willamette U n iversity's ter. She is a senator for the Associated to enter various athletic events. Mentor program in 1992. Each partici Students of the University of Idaho, is Winners are given prizes at the end of pant was matched with a child between secretary of College Republicans, and the week. the age of five and 11 and met with serves as chairman on the Board of Pennsylvania Zeta Julie Grebenz that child for one hour each week. The Associated Students of the University has been elected president of the mentors provide stability for these chil of Idaho Rules and Regulations. Washington and Jefferson College dren who come from unstable environ T he University of Oklahoma Student Government for 1992-1993. ments. recently had two Oklahoma Alphas She is only the second fe male president since the college went coed in 1970. Virginia Epsilon The West Anne Marie Virginia Alpha Morrical helps Chapter achieved the the University of h ighest grade point Virginia's Riding average among Team to many women's groups on victories. The the West Virginia team won the University campus United States for the spring 1992 se Championship in mester. the New Mexico Intercollegiate Alphas at the Horse Show University of New Association and Mexico, held their the National annual Pi Phi Pie Sale Riding this semester. Each Championships. chapter member sells tickets for a slice redeemable at a Pie Several Virginia Thetas are in installed into the Greek Task Force. Dinner at the Pi Phi house. The $850 volved in athletics at Washington Stephanie Bently and Lauralee Howe dollars raised will go to Arrowcraft. and Lee University. Cathy Gartin were two of 10 Greeks chosen. The University of Southern competed in the W & L Fall Tennis task force goes to high schools and col California's President awarded Tournament, Jenny Queen plays on lege banquets to promote the Greek California Gamma the President's the W & L volleyball team and Teresa system. Award in May 1992. This award is Lamey helped W & L place second in Washington Betas hosted a pan given annually to a sorority that meets a cross-country run. cake feed for the community surround all around excellence in programming, Missouri Alpha Chapter ing Washington State University. philanthropy, scholarship, membership President Shannon Vickery advanced Each member sold five tickets at $2.00 and leadership. to the top five candidates for Home each and the money collected was do Several Tennessee Gammas are coming Queen at the University of nated to a local rape crisis center. active in various campus activities at Missouri. Indiana Beta Megan Mawicke, a the University of Tennessee. Linda Four out of six cheerleaders at the nationally ranked tennis player since Ward is Snow Ski Club Vice President, University of Missouri are Missouri age 11, started off her tennis season at on the Dean's Advisory Council, and Alpha Pi Phis. The cheerleaders in Indiana University by being named Transportation Student of the Year. clude Angela Hoagan, Angela Kunze, the Champion of 1992 Hoosier Fall Leigh Ann Homesley is a member of Christina Cunningham and Courtney Invitational in September. the University Rowing Club, Amanda Gibbons. Indiana Beta seniors Lynn Potter was selected as a Tennessee This year T ennessee Delta cele Geupel and Marcy Shell took first Basketball All-Star in intramurals, and brated their 30th anniversary at place in Greek Run, a partners race Michelle Stone was chosen to cheer Memphis State U niversity. To cele that kicks off the week of GreekFest at and dance at football games for the brate, over 150 actives and alumnae Indiana U niversity. This is the sec University of Tennessee pompon attended a luncheon at The ond time in three years the women squad. Racquetclub in Memphis. have won the race. Iowa Gammas combined efforts In October Oklahoma Alphas at N orth Carolina Alpha Alisha with the Kappa Alpha Thetas at Iowa the University of Oklahoma gave up Portnoy and her doubles partner from State University and held their one of their meals in honor of the the University of North Carolina Annual Charity Exhibition Series Florida and Louisiana hurricane vic won the women' double title in the (ACES) Tennis Tournament this past tims. The money from the meal was International Tennis Association fall. The money raised will be given to donated to the Florida Hurricane (ITA) College Clay Court Victims Fund. Championships.
The Arrow of Pi Bera Phi 21 Ohio Iota Kay Murphy was women will serve in the Peace Corp. received tips on creating a schedule for elected to serve as a senator for engi for two years. effective time management and learned neering for the Student Government For Halloween Illinois Alphas at new study skills. Association at the U niversity of Monmouth College, along with the Members of Illinois Iota from Dayton. Kay also plays on the varsity men of Alpha Tau Omega, collected Illinois State U niversity visited the tennis team. clothes from the community by trick AIDS Memorial Quilt when it was dis Florida Epsilon Angela Brand, a or-treating. The clothes were later do played at the Bone Student Center in three-year member of the National nated to a local collection center. September. Some chapter members Guard, was an active participant in the Five Illinois Alphas were among signed a special panel, giving words of cleanup of Miami after Hurricane 20 members of Monmouth College's hope and support to those afflicted Andrew. The University of Central Orientation Leaders. They were with the disease. Florida Pi Phi was in charge of night Melissa Mathers, Katie Miller, Darci Elaine Canalas of Missouri Beta operations in Kendall at T amiami Crandall, Christene Burks, and was named the Outstanding Greek State Park. Her duties included guard Melinda Cudney. Woman of the Year by Washington ing strip malls in neighborhoods with Missouri Gamma Heather University's Panhellenic Council. no electricity and setting up road Cozzens, helped push Drury College In September, Virginia Deltas at blocks. to a first place victory in the 1992 Old Dominion University hosted an Illinois Beta-Delta Erin Kuester Women's Swimming and Diving alumnae dessert social for area alum was elected vice chairman of the Knox Championship in Canton, Ohio. nae. College Student Senate and was also Heather took first place in the 100 yard Tennessee Betas at Vanderbilt selected as an intern for the Assistant breaststroke, second place in the 200 University held their annual philan States Attorney for Knox County. yard breaststroke and sixth place in the thropy, Blues Blast, this past California Kappas at the 200 yard l.M. September. Blues Blast was a campus University of California, San Diego Texas Betas are organizing some wide event that included a barbecue received two high honors at the annual of Southern Methodist University's dinner with live music. Half of the Greek awards night. Pi Phis received campus events this fall. Abby $1,500 raised was donated to the award for having the highest over Sassenhagen is chairman of Parents' Arrowmont. The other half of the all Greek grade point average and the Weekend, with help from Ellery money was donated to the Bill award for the best risk management. Russell and Suzanne Gerum. Jennifer Wilkerson Hearing and Speech Seminars on date rape, alcoholism, Hazelwood is chairman for Center, a local philanthropy. drug use and eating disorders helped Homecoming, with help from Heather Last spring, Indiana Etas Denise California Kappas win the risk manage Sudberry, and Susan A llen is working Ka ll myer, Jessica Marquart, Angela ment award. on T elefund for Student Foundation. Reams, Misti Savage, and Angela Two California Kappas are going Members of Illinois Iota at Jacobs toured Indiana and Michigan as to work for the U nited States Peace Illinois State University learned part of the Indiana-Purdue Corp. Kimberly Hill is going to valuable information from a speaker University at Fort Wayne's Wind Paraguay and Karen Mauldin is going from the University Center for Ensemble. Their tour included perfor to the Dominican Republic. Both Learning Assistance. Chapter members mances in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Mattawan, Michigan and the Interlochen ArtS Academy in Michigan. The Nebraska Beta Chapter at the University of Nebraska had an All House Retreat at Pioneer's Park in Lincoln, Nebraska. Many different ac tivities were planned for members to get to know the pledges. The members also filled out goal sheets for the chap ter. Goals included striving to be one of the top ten chapters of Pi Phi and reclaiming the title of All-University Intramural Champions. The South Carolina Betas at Clemson University had an informal rush philanthropy party. They invited potential rushees to paint and decorate
Tennessee Deltas held a voter reg istration drive at their volleyball tournament. The Memphis State U niversity Pi Phis worked with the Memphis League of Women Voters on the project.
22 The Arrow of Pi Bela Phi cups which they filled with candy and Wendy Harman, Anna Lange, Chrissy toys for underprivileged kids. Schroeder, Kim Shelton and Kelly Illinois Etas are very involved in Sullivan will perform at all home bas various organizations and athletic ketball games during half-time. teams on the Millikin University Texas Zeta's Panhellenic dele campus. Several Illinois Etas are on gate Amy Crouch is serving as treasurer Student Senate. They include Shelly of Baylor University's Panhellenic Peters, Penny Shortal, Melissa Weakly, Council. Meli sa Pursley and Kate Durham, Four Texas Zetas volunteered Treasurer. Dina Carlson, Michelle their time to serve as group leaders at Adams, Jan Roesch Kate Badger and Baylor University's Welcome Week Anneke Heiser are members of for freshmen. Volunteering were Amy Millikin's swim team. Jeanna Koetters Kuhn, Jocelyn Pickering, Angie Reid is on the tennis team and T raci and Kristen Eason. Schoeberl and Marci Lindgren are on Ontario Beta Leanne James is the varsity volleyball team. captain of the University of Western Alabama Alpha members Pam Ontario's varsity tennis team. The Hofer and Shannon Rayfield made the team is ranked one of the best in Southern Star dance team at Canada. Parents' Weekend is enjoyed by Birmingham-Southern College. California Gamma Nell many Florida Betas and their fami Several Montana Alphas were Blatherwick was elected to Phi Beta lies. Elizabeth Jackson Pugh, an selected to join the Kats Dance Team Kappa at University of Southern Alabama Alpha and her Florida at Montana State University. California. Beta granddaughter Liz Williamson Assistant director Mandy Dunlap, enjoy the the Florida State event.
The festivities included a central had been teaching at the University of Welcome Given campus rally for the couple , a 61st Beirut when he was kidnapped in 1985. birthday party for Tom, scores of recep Jean spent several years in Beirut after to Former Hostage tions and welcome home wishes, and a he was captured. Monday morning reception at the Pi Tom told the student newspaper and Pi Phi Wife Beta Phi house. The campus leader reporter that he learned one good thing Many celebrations surrounded the who spent the weekend escorting the during his years of captivity, return to Iowa of Former hostage Tom couple was a Pi Phi. "America's got the world by its feet. Sutherland and his wife Jean. A special Jean, who was Chapter President Use that American ingenuity and will welcome home was given by the Iowa ofIowa Gamma in 1955, and Tom, ingness to risk." Gamma Chapter. who fondly remembered his days as a His final advice to college students Sutherland, who spent six and one graduate student and the time spent at at Iowa State was, "When you get mar half years in captivity in Beirut, and the Pi Phi house, sang songs in the ried, stay married. The family tie is so Jean returned to Ames, Iowa and Iowa foyer. important. Make it work. It's not all State University to be honored at the Tom Sutherland was released from milk and honey, of course." But it was annual student-run Veisha celebration captivity by Islamic fundamentalists on the love of family which sustained him las t May. November 18,1991. The Sutherlands through the many years of captivity.
Iowa Gammas with former hostage Tom Sutherland and his Pi Phi wife Jean outside the Iowa Gamma house. The Arrow of p, Beta Phi 23 Holt tlouse Contributors Honor Roll The Holt House Committee wishes to thank aU of the chapters, alumnae clubs, and individuals for their fmancial support during the year ending June 30, 1992. . In recognition of those who have contributed $50.00 or more we honor the foUowmg. $250 - $399 Ann Arbor, Michigan Texas Alpha Arlington Heights, Illinois Austin, Texas Dallas, Texas Bloomington, Indiana San Antonio, Texas Boulder, Colorado Chicago-South Suburban, $150 - $249 Illinois California Gamma Chicago-West Suburban, California Theta Illinois California Kappa Clearwater, Florida Illinois Alpha Columbus, Ohio Indiana Delta Cypress Creek~Northwest Louisiana Beta Houston, Texas Michigan Gamma Denver, Colorado Missouri Alpha Fort Worth, Texas Oklahoma Alpha Greenville, South Carolina Texas Delta Indianapolis~South Suburban, Indiana Lake Shore, Illinois Del Sol North, California Jeffer on County, Colorado Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Fort Wayne, Indiana Kansas City, Missouri~ Pasadena, California New Orleans, Louisiana Shawnee Mission, North Woodward, Michigan Kansas $100- $149 Richardson-Plano, Texas Lake County, Illinois Kentucky Alpha San Diego, California Long Beach, California Pennsylvania Gamma Seattle, Washington Los Angeles-Santa Monica, Ventura County, California California Amarillo, Texas Wichita, Kansas Madison, Wisconsin Fort Smith, Arkansas Mid Cities, Texas Hinsdale~Naperville, Illinois $50 - $74 Monmouth, Illinois La Canada Valley, California California Alpha Naples, Florida North Shore, Illinois California Zeta Norman, Oklahoma Omaha, Nebraska Colorado Alpha North San Diego County, Peoria, Illinois Indiana Alpha California Philadelphia Main Line, Iowa Gamma Northern Virginia, Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio Beta Phoenix, Arizona Shreveport, Louisiana Ohio Epsilon Richmond, Indiana Southern Fairfield County, Oregon Gamma Rockford, Illinois Connecticut Pennsylvania Eta Sandhills, North Carolina Toledo, Ohio Texas Beta San Francisco, California Tulsa, Oklahoma Texas Epsilon San Mateo County, Westchester County, New Texas Eta California York Virginia Zeta St. Louis, Missouri Whittier, California Virginia Eta Stillwater, Oklahoma Wisconsin Alpha $75- $99 Tuc on, Arizona Tyler, Texas Colorado Gamma Individual Contribution Oklahoma Beta Maxine Kruth Elkington Wyoming Alpha
24 The Arrow of PI Beta Phi Friendship Fund JanIce Clgoz:llek Faiks FLORIDA GAMMA Candace Secor SchmIdt ILLINOIS ALPHA Thousands of dedicated Pi Beta Phi alumnae contributed to the Evelyn Pete" Kyle FLORIDA EPSILON 1991 ~9 2 Friendship Fund . The Fraternity thanks you for your Sue Throckmorton Chicone INDIANA DELTA J.Inlce KlncalJ ClIfford generosity and commitment to the continued GEORGIA ALPHA Doreen Lynn Mueller KANSAS ALPHA excellence of Pi Beta Phi . Barhara Rankin Ad nenne Hbcnx MItchell (Donors are listed whose gifts were received IDAHO ALPHA LOUISIANA BET A Helen Hanson Arnold JuJith Walker Gihh between July 1, 1991 and June 30, 1992.) ILLINOIS ALPHA MISSOURI ALPHA Caroline Wrigh t mith R(')Saite CoU!)l rut Smithen; IOWA ZETA TEXAS ALPHA CALIFORNIA BETA ILLINOIS DELTA NEVADA ALPHA Edith Mitten Bum. Beryl Longi no Bentsen Mavis Mahan Cain Carolyn Woods Shiner Patricia Wils(ln Cro'::t Mary Stephenson Sri(,on Margaret Milam McDermott Marilyn Tupper Doe ILLINOIS EPSILON OHIO ETA KANSAS ALPHA Hattie Wallace Park Patricia Berry Felix Sue Trammell Whitfield Charlotte Ham Gerdes Mara Wood Breech Dana Hart Hallie Reece Adam, Donnell tanton Guthrie Mabe l AndelliOn Browne Barl",a Varne r Fri:ell TEXAS BETA SOUTH CAROLINA VibeUa Early Janopaul Carolyn Conley Danley Joan Scholes HIli Jennie Blackman Germany ALPHA Patricia Sumner Paulson Emily Cowles Hutson Elizabeth Burke Kane Grace Neuhaus Richards Dorothy Verge-, La Barre Sarah Ruth Mullis Shirley Ruxton Soper Barbara Bemon We~oc Amy Hillenbrand Weyhrauch Betty Hunt Schneider TEXASGAMMA KANSAS BETA TEXAS GAMMA CALIFORNIA Margaret Clover Sy!nonds Katie Arkinson Heek Peggy Proffitt Quatrlehaum Rebecca Madole Cornell GAMMA Margaret Johruon Corken ILLINOIS ZETA Sheila Mills Verity Nancy Rankin Jeekel \RRO\\ lIRl LI. LOUISIANA BETA Frances Johnson Fu lIer Betty Schlesinger Noe TEXAS DELTA Mary Harris Johnson Ethel Lyddon Kuter 1-' Il'l'l' til -.2 5l'l' ) Grace Hartman Leighton MASSACHUSETTS Nancy Almand Crim Lura Gard Newhouse Carolyn Pavletich Lesh Rhoda Jones Osthaus Glori a Crawford Marsteller ALPHA Penelope Watm Taube Barhara Sands Olsen ALABAMA BETA Lillian Malley Vernon WISCONSIN ALPHA Ethel Robertson Weber Eileen Norcross Rau;chert Camille Dunkin Yeldell Margaret Clausen Tu IIgr en linda Fitzgerald Root MICHIGAN BETA CALIFORNIA DELTA ARIZONA ALPHA Margaret Gardner Chnsfl aru,en WISCONSIN BETA Joanne Keepers Sou kup Nicole Ann Carter Diane D. Burkhart Gretchen Riggs Hoenecke Grerchen Hobbs Allen Helen Davis Wi(,on ILLINOIS ETA ARKANSAS ALPHA WISCONSIN GAMMA Helen Jones Trenchard MISSOURI ALPHA CALIFORNIA Carol Winn Dunaway Joanne Hunt Hook Janet Goode Durham ILLINOIS THETA EPSILON She il a Graham Sherman CALIFORNIA BETA MISSOURI BETA Susan Wille Friedkin Betty Hoga n Bechtel Harriet Baur Spoehrer LO\ \L1 \ lIH.l LI CALIFORNIA ZETA INDIANA ALPHA Marjorie Kelly Weh:.ter 1-.5l'l' to " Il'l'l' l Eleanor Hougham Guerine MONTANA ALPHA Rebecca Moyer Loback CALIFORNIA Carol ylander Sorenson Anne Geary issen INDIANA BETA GAMMA ALABAMA BETA Sally Cooksey Reynolds Elizabeth Warren Hudson MMgaret Forbes Tumer NEBRASKA BETA Margery Laing Weil Jane Hester McPhelliOn COLORADO ALPHA Cmolyn Taylor Klatt Susan Crane Kylc CALIFORNIA DELTA ALABAMA GAMMA Jean Harvey Griswold Peggy Noble Deane NEW YORK DELTA Anita Sievers Worstell Elisabeth Reamer Carson Catherine Dixon Roland Sally Stahlhuth Ir.vin Beverly Lake Keith Ruth Morris Keesling INDIANA GAMMA ARIZONA ALPHA NORTH CAROLINA Helen Alford Menk Mary Kapp Allton COLORADO ALPHA Elizabeth Berryman Austin BETA Max ine Cooley Montgomery Margaret Sulhvan DaV Ies Dorothy Bell Lester Sallie Holloway Campbell Dorothy Henry Granberry Margaret Morton Sprick Betty Blades Lofton Gloria Sloan Gooder COLORADO BETA Carollnge Warren Terri Sargent Owen> Anne Busch Hills COLORADO BETA LUCIlle McCnll", Ryland Patsy Cox Shulko OHIO ALPHA Antoinelte Sonka Kasznel Esther Hovey Bell ILLINOIS BET A Mary Ogle Warnock Jane Bagley GoddarJ Elizabeth Landram Roepke COLORADO GAMMA Eleanor Inness Mieth Jane Landreth Russell INDIANA DELTA OKLAHOMA ALPHA Emily Robinson Kunde ILLINOIS BETA. Virginia Lent Stever Peggy Curler Brewer Grace Pfile Bowles D.C. ALPHA Elizabeth Holden KarplCk DELTA Lou Ann Montgomery Carter ARIZONA BETA Patricia Davis Coffee Drue Cowan Ktng Ma,,· Mullin' Hln z Gayla Velvin Ferree Linda Narramore Kat! Cheryl Kirkpatrick A lleee Locke Garrard ILLINOIS EPSILON ARKANSAS ALPHA Marilyn Mueller Merrtll LoUI"" Rosser Kemp FLORIDA ALPHA Ma,,· Clark Chrisremen Charlotte Ann Eckel Edwards Jeanne Busenhark Rohllls Pau line Townsend Wi~ Inez Hill Nichols Pat ricia Neal Terry Williams Hampton Ethel Gille'rie Smith ILLINOIS ZETA OKLAHOMA BETA Rurh Casady Snead Barhara Devry Balsley Jean Orr Donaldson ------Jdnct Manin Smm~ Robin Cypert Ktng Mar. Jac"-"m Deutschhclll INDIANA EPSILON Ltnda Hlnk Kissler Nancy LohUls Hamtlrlm Sally Aetcher Duncan Jeanne Thoburn Wy Mary Jane Chandler Seaman> IOWA ALPHA INDIANA GAMMA OREGON BETA Janice Marie Kanyha Sara Ilart Kimball Joyce Lillibndge Parks IOWA GAMMA INDIANA EPSILON PENNSYLV ANlA Judith Fnend Strohm BETA Sally ShlelJ Lange KANSAS ALPHA Jane Ak" Smiley Jean W,rths Scoo Kelly Burke &melt INDIANA ZETA PENNSYLV ANlA Carolyn Cromh Brada Lucy Baker Warner GAMMA Suzanne Senrney Brown Myn De Palma ReImer IOWA BETA Mary Margaret Starr Cromh Ann Blal[ [blhy Altee Sa)TO SOUTH DAKOTA ALPHA E."her ,"'nger Gahd Kathenne Hall Gar", IOWAGAMMA Allene C1uesrnan ~ 1argaret Proctt.'lf Garrnhr Ann Underwood Kindred [\>rothy Glhh McG""an TENNESSEE GAMMA lonna Anderson tucL:ev Ethel Butcher _hogren Manan G. Heard
The Aaow of PI Beta PhI 25 MASSACHUSEITS Mau",a Estes Stueck Kn:-.tlne Zagrohelny KllncewlC: Lmda Mye" Taylor ONTARIO BETA ALPHA Helen Deppe Vollmar Su;;an GertnlJc Lanl~ France... Grl'" Tully MarJl)fle R(lhln<;.;m Rnlll..,hil" Rorenct' Bunnell Wil,hll1g U)j, Harper Baker MISSOURI GAMMA Kathanne f\. Mackay Donn,l AlforJ L;uNn~ enh) ~Iorri, Meehan Ek',m,)r Nl'\\(omer W\.',r Jnycc Kemr ~1cMel'kll1 G. EIi",heth Schaf Barn" SU"'"U1 Hom Rauer Katherme Gdl Smyth jcdn I\'k(will WIlItl' Eleanor HlI1ckley Bruce Clam Raper G,lmhdl OREGON ALPHA Su:anne Baul1l,lnn Zu~'r ~1.rgaret Jacbon Ka"",hau Pegf..'l' J. Lu,k NEW YORK DELTA Simle .. Wd ... m Blake Ha,d Be,tlck Lewi, Annie Fellow ... R~)herh E"'"heth Wall Geidel OHIO DELTA N,)r
The Arrow of PI Bera Phi 31 Katherme Allen Taylor Jane Van Ausdall Meese KANSAS BETA Mona Ken' Goldberg Mary Harwood Foster Villa Vangilder Townsend Pamela hannon Mendenhall Stephanie Louk Barnow Frances Dorchester Harrell Louella Cume Harman Irma Brasher Woods Barbara Henty Phillips Kay Bisagno Bleakley Elizabeth Oroark Hes,erly Elizabeth Bentz Hill Carol McMillen Hoadley Evelyn Currah Hovey IOWAGAMMA Jane Levine Pohlmann Jane, GoodJohn Clark Bette Ba,eson Samuels Nell Booanchaud Lacour Jean Weaver Hurd Lydia Annstrong Adams Mildred Houseworth Crawford Margare, Pearson Siberr Joan Michiels McCullough Nancy Christman Johnson Carol Hammcochmldt Alcorn Mildred Allison Divelbliss Paulena Kellogg Taylor Nancy Bickham Mcinnis Julia Reeves Johnson Ahce Campbell Boswell Karen Kelly Egan Judith Oehrle Vanhandel Ma"e Wilbert Melshelmer Fay). Joseph Catharine Garver Clement letitia Staebler Evans Jeanette Macleod Watson leslie Timmons Mullins Jane, Fleischmann Long Priscilla Maxson Davies Jane Haymaker Roeoch Elizabeth Fuller Whi,eman Sandra Housslere Patin Ardis Jannasch Mackinnon Berry Hanpeter Evans Caralee Lammg Greene Joan Kelly Williams Mildred Breard RounsaVille Maxine Williams Morse Barbara Anderson Gates Virginia Deal Grosser Jane Redenbaugh Young Beth Roseborough Sibley Jane Scott Potter Lisa Holmberg Harr Lenora Ash Heathman Judith Fingerle Simmons Karla Jean Seybert Norene Rack Hawk Margaret Goetz Hilton KANSAS ALPHA Maria Denham Stevenson Ann Denise Warner Jane Vea,ch Barber Ru,h Holton Louise M. Kallenberg Linda Leblanc Thompson Sandra Hamp Whitehorne Gloria Barclay Knowles Elizabeth Nelson Beck Roberta Townley Jakowatz Mary Craighead Whittaker Winifred Loomis Larson Lela Hackney Bell Jolene Kay Johnson MICHIGAN BETA Betty Burbank Lazzara Sara ScOtt Breyfogle Mary Wilson Koriagin MAINE ALPHA Sara Jane Be .. Roberra auman Lucey Ka,hleen Thompson Brown Ruthana Jones Lashbrook Hazel Lindsay Brainard Glade Allen Beresford Patricia Bukowski May Mary Stauffer Brownback Barbara Roe Luhrs Nancy Mackay Coffin Karen Taylor Boylan Ann leichliter McCormack Berty Stauffer Collinson Parncla Townley Lupfer Mary Curran Mary Nolen Bradbory Marilyn Morse McCreedy Joan Darby Edwards Marlis E. Mann Roberta Wyer Dutton Patricia Cadotte Dobbs Tami Hughes Miller Georgia Cassity Felt Nancy E. McCroskey Deborah Anne Halpm Mary Vonboeselager Doll Wilma Boag Mortensen Sidney Ashton Garrett Judith trait Mills Marianne Schmid, Hamlm Janice Jablonski Edwards Mary Proctor Norman Cynthia Dickson Geiger Vivian Marlow Moss Helena M. Jensen Gerda Jurgenson Fink Lynne Johnson Olson Harrie, Darby Gibson Penelope Heyl Moss Cheryl Whitcomb Jones Theresa Fouchey-Woodard Pamela Fassler Schemenaur Helen Moore Gilpin Patricia Myers Norton Dorothy Frye Kane Nancy Hawbaker Gilben Catherine Rice Schwidde Joanna Miranda Glaze Helen Mangelsdorf O'Dell Beverly Spencer Murray Margare, Meagher Golden Julie Stoll Sok.ley Rachel Kiene Haren Marcelene Lmscheid Proffitt Ada Hersey Sloane Mary Harr Hallock Doris Young Stearns Jan Davidson Helfer Ru,h Trillkle Read Frances Roderick Soderberg Beverly Gotschall Haven Ann Wear Wiley Virginia Derby Howse P3[ricia Roach hrack Rebecca Bowden Wanbaugh Adelia Wilson Henry Sara Koon kaer Barbara Rogers Hodges Viola Schutz Wilson Sue Harper lee MANITOBA ALPHA Susan Sears Skinner Mary Hobrock John Betty Burrows Young Barbara Bums Johnson Marjorie Young Bridges Carol Cook Stiffler Laurel Ann Kendall IOWA ZETA FranCia O'B"en Johnson Catherine Macleod Glichnst Kathleen Elizabeth Kane Karen Klinger Stripling Joyce Rogers Kerr Phyllis Hatton Annable Mary Mackelvie Perry Aliene Winchester Krueger Ruth Richardson Teichman Barbara Hea,h Killins Neale Vanoosterhout Ashenfelter Berry Trimmer Cyn[hla Stark Kuru Jacqueline Hanly Ward Betty Spangler Levenson Robin Rasmussen Bird Helene teinbochel Mack Eva Timmons Wilson MARYLAND ALPHA Betty Scherling Love Janet Welden Blum Linda Warwick. Manco Mary Atzenweiler Woodcock Lucile Catlett Mary Belanger Macguidwin Berry tyer Calkins Deborah Miller Maxon Jane Goodwin Culp Cynthia Kalisz Mather Joan Immer Duerkop KENTUCKY ALPHA Judith Gray McEachen Torrance Speers E[hendge Nancy Schmid, Mihocik Ruth McCutcheon Fieselmann Victoria Alexandra Egger Bonnie Beaird McGinley Iris McConnie Johnson Nancy Kendall Morgenstern Evaline A. Fisher Julia Mills Herman Margaret Hardie Morris Jane M. Ream Margery Boos Murray Dana Hendrickson Fitzsimons Margaret Fife Tanguay Anne Browning Neal Ellen A. Roberts Lynette Ann Neal Margaret Lundeen Harty Nancy CartWright Whirrier Edwinna Reed Perkins Ru,h Wallace Wijkman Vi rginia Bensley Newcomer Frances Sorensen Henning Mary Clark Putman KENTUCKY BETA Edi,h Conne! Williams Christine Jaeggin Olson Carol Burgess Hite Susan Cray Robbins Susan Ziska Beargie Jo Ann Grill Palmer Jacqueline Nelson Holloway MARYLAND BETA Barbara Holladay Rohde Linda Johnides Brown Elizabeth Woodhams Parker Vella tarkweather Jacobs Barbara Brown Jean Stevenson Rooney Ann Morgan Lukens Ann Osborn Pratt Deborah Glassner Jennings Amelia Fisher Carroll Lucinda Mize Rutledge PatriCia O'Donnell McGlothin Joan Pruitt Rearick Elizabeth Lake Jordan Ellyn Viehoever Chesley Jdllt! 111Ulllp:!OII Spine:, rhri .. ('jimmy Rhodes Margaret Czarnecki Kenner KENTUCKY GAMMA Leila Krumhansl bris Ruth Granger S,auffer Martha Cheever Richardson Karen Peterson Kiger Deborah Bunch Croucher Mary Rankin Fisher Elizabeth Humphreys Summers Beatrice Fales Robinson Eugenia Kelly Lamberr Kimberley Hale Mackin Sarah Hamlen Gartside Caroline Newman Warren Kathleen Liebold Scesney Sally Echtemacht Madden Paula Stoltz Rose Carolyn Smith Hansen Mary Varner Warwick Jill Ann Schafer Angela Fryrear Mayer Rebecca Katz Nancy Carey Windler LOUISIANA ALPHA C. Donelda Schaible Jane Griffel McCormick Mary Margare, McDonough Helen Throckmorton Winzeler Ruth Knighton Atkins Elena Pleskacz Schauer Adell Lou Nestor Marilyn Algyer Mcintosh Susan Marland Cochran Anna-Lyle Spain Sherman Agnes Ann Nestor Laura Worley Godfrey Carol Gremel Stovsky Karen Alexander Schmitt Caroline Lyman Hartt Elise Ely Upham Mary Shands Hedges MASSACHUSETTS Ellen Canfield Upton Ellen Rodgers Hoffman ALPHA Shirley Hassard Van Der Kar Heloise Reid Hopson Winona Wildes Clarkson Ada Nurren Webster Anne Pence Little Elsa Bates Crossley Priscilla Smith Wells Clare Leary ludWig Susan Lynn Crust Marilyn Amos Wildes Helen Lejeune Mackie Janet R. Gershen-Siegel Virginia Fenner McConnell MICHIGAN GAMMA M. Blunt Gifford Jeanne Sarpy Mcinnis Lesley Eyman Baer Helen Cole Johnson Laura Houston Morris Ruth Hansen Bengtsen Miriam Sidelinger Lewis Caroline Loker Noya Judy Hoofnagle Bloch Ruth Carney Lindstrom Charlotte Schmidt Overton Margaret Bryan Buell Jeanne Lavache Messaline Lynn Maddox Rice Dorothy Bierly Clark Dorothy Hey Miruner Jean Mitchell Dudley Caroline Coa,es Spiller Helen Woodward Wallace Elizabeth Buxton Stevenson Susan Miller Erickson Dorothy Reuter Watling Deedee Griffen u,hon Judith Chamberlin Goodwin Elizabeth Reynolds T schiemer MASSACHUSETTS Janice Boersma Gross Mary Peacock Walker BETA Deborah L. Hawkins Joan McMullen Watkin; Nancy Schmuck Case)' Lynn Washborn Inch Mary Cassilly Wilson JanICe Reid Tipert Linda Huff La Belle Edna Joslin Woodbory Charlene Lerczak Moore LOUISIANA BETA Jane' Lea",r Streng Jane Cnder Armstrong MICHIGAN ALPHA Christine M. Tierney Lmda Williamson Barnette Marian Wood Adair Jeanette Bogue T refrer Mary-Bell White Belaire Joan Dars, Calvm Lynda Wolfinger Woodson Margaret Quam Bomfam MarCia Opdyke Cramer Eleanor Harm Brown Maryahce Chaffee Elgland MICHIGAN DELTA Carol M. Calkms Ella Kohl Elliott Cheryl Bennett Fox Bert) fullilove Mary Sloan Forrer Verlyn Ruth Hewer Carol Anne McCleery
32 The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi MINNESOTA ALPHA Janice Lowe Sappington Karen Solley Thorn NEW YORK GAMMA Jean Camp Harrell Sally Barnard Bumgardner Jean von Hoffmann Sheets Susan Salter Walker Olive Crowther Baird Patricia Binkley Haw Marlys Morrill Ollluch Allison Marie mith Nancy Desreis Cannon Jeanne Basnight Hoft Natalie Ann Smith NEVADA ALPHA Mary tewart Jaqua, Ph.D. Elizabeth Hanson Collins Kelly Condon Bown Jean Dolan Colao Pamela Voetter Stephenson Virginia Vann King Kathleen Noll Erickson Mary Sala Cobeaga Betty Helin Conboy Joan Osiek Stone Wilma Jones Knox, Ph.D. Mary Myles Eversoll Marie Hursh Jones Jean Clifford Cree Terry Dallmeyer Tackett Elaine Wheaton Miller Marian Nelson Golseth Joanne Gottschalk Owen Carmen Fuller Barbara Kemper Tilley Helen Compton Newman Beuy Chreiman James Virginia Hill Plath Sharon Dibble Halpin Carol Schleiffanh Tyler Ann McCulloch Oliver Barbara Boberg Juliar Mary Durkee Pritchard Jean Clifford Kromholz Helen McNeill Wager Anne Davis Pluss Phyllis Petry Kane Marjorie Simon Tavemia Ellen E. Krudop Marie Gruetzemacher Whitacre Linda Coley Sewell Maureen Aorance Koop Frances Bau Thiercof Mabel Clark Maltby Jane McQueen Williams Mary Battle Shannon Phyllis Metcalf Helen Peterson Wayman Judith Casadonte Mdx,well Nancy Palmer Ross Marcia Ward Wolff Mary Herr Shenk Dorothy Andrews Spang Helen Hansen Wood Bette Crock Shoemaker June Johnston Stanley Carol yn Clark Woodruff Elizabeth Currie Shoenfelt Kathryn Tanner Jacqueline Smith Woodward Helen Morrison Soutter Jane Mclure Temple Eunk.:: Ch~pi:i ThC:1"•• :~ tvllSSQURI BETA Joan Witte Timm Elisa Frischling Aroury NORTH CAROLINA Karla Kaplan Vevle Carole Lintzenich Buck BETA Dorothy Howard Welborn Sonya Wotka Helmkampf Margaret Worrell Anderson Wendy Jo Wildung Henrietta McCutchan Huff Kate Rentschler Ausbrook MISSISSIPPI ALPHA Helen Elsner Jackson Mary T eer Barringer Linda Rose Allen Alice Weber Johnson Nancy Niles Brasch Jan Devine Franco Christine Carroll Joseph Suzanne C. Brown Rose Barnes Rhian Marion Buck King Antoinette Salley Burdett Nancy Waller Thalacker Madeleine Closs Lafon Sarah Crittenden D. Alonzo Helen Close McCann Alma Love Dixon MISSISSIPPI BETA Nancy Schmidt Morgan Virginia Jones Harper Marjorie Breeland Barron Virginia Withington Neubauer Beth Muzzy Holmquist Wendy Reynolds Beard Jane King Piraino Tracy haver Holtzman Cathy Filson Cooper Carol Weston Roberts Katie Mason Jones Anne Ambrose Dodson Dorothy Tracey Rohlfing Pat Rose Korbel Anne Perry Henson Virginia Eppler Smith Jo Saunders Macmey L. 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Baker Myttle Sands Birdzell Helen Meredith Dickson Virginia Howell Barfknecht NEW MEXICO BETA Frank Zingerle Baldwin Mary F. Cave Judy Foeller Diemer Dorothy Perry Bracken Karen Gustafson Davidson Joanne M. Bicmese Barbara Bang Drehsen Allison Buhl Dodge Helen Cornwell Copeland Melanie Lindsay Gaylord Kathleen Puliafito Colao Jayne Mosser Harkins Marcia Mueller Everson Corinne Rodgers Dix Velda Walker Gunning Constance Salm Conlon Almira Summers Maynes arah Kuhnmuench Feist Genie Philbrick Gameld Delaine Sloane Parrick Zoe Crichton Konnie Peach Middleton Peggy Todd Ferris Barbara McNiven Harrer NEW YORK ALPHA Jessie Polson Dupar Patricia M. Hosley Alice Marsh Pridemore Kay Francis Ferris Patricia White Barry Arlette Stevens Dyott Diana Lay Kaercher Mary Heaton Ross Frances Ferguson Freeman Frances Desimone Becque Patricia Shonyo Aood O. Jane Kober Sarah Severson Snow Olive Hull Golden June Sibley Bollaro Renee Smith Hampton Susan Rathbone McFarlane Patricia Murray Von Rueden Deborah FraZier Go!.tz Priscilla Buttner Breck Barbara Garmirian H,rshfelJ Georgia Heisick pfeIffer Joanne Eggeman Harrison Elsie Ames Carver Emily Ritter Hobbs OHIO ALPHA Peggy Sehlin Stefan Peggy Oberman Hedrick Marian Bixler Cassady Constance Devine James Gertrude Addicott Sally Ginn Hood NEBRASKA BETA Joanne Dixon Chadbourne Frederica Ritter Lockhart Kathryn Sherrard Blackwood Mary Green Kern Ruth Purney Anderson Elizabeth Broad Dunbar LoisJ. Meek Linda McVay Christopher Dons Merrill Laatsch Alyce Cunningham Clark Mary Close Erbe Jean Jensen Remington Jean Robinson Glasgow Marilynn Smith Lane-Hanson hirley Anderson DavIS Margaret Steele Harvey Carolyn Hill Rogers Mary Resener HopkIns Janet Feist Lelacheur Virginia Clemans Elias Sally White Haulman Marjorie Nelson Smarr Evelyn Essex Johnson Agnes Hildebrand Leonard Julia Jacobsen Green Carola Wyker Hoyt Catherine Dedek Steffen Virginia Ward Johnston Gail Hanson Lueker Virginia Geister Hardgrove Denise Granowitter Kann Susan Hoover Vema Betry Bryan Kenney Sylvia Wood Mayer Elva Harrford Hartley Arlene Swan Lieneck Mary Bishop Wahhg Deborah Stone Lowe Mary Wampler McKinney Calista Cooper Hughes Nancy Rankin Linn Priscilla Edgmon Whalley Ruby Mercer Kaki Westmoreland McMurtry Patricia Caley James Betty NIChols Millea Priscilla Miles Yarnall Dorothy Brazel Morris Betry McQueen Lucille Nitsche Junge Elizabeth Newberry Motycka NEW YORK EPSILON Patricia Lenharr Schelfly Lori Kaye Megown Anne Laskowski Schwing Ailce M. Klfwit Barbara Branneky PIckard Andrea Karen SmIth usan Consalus Miller Mary Caldwell Marrin Patricia Olgeaty Prather Teresa L. South Nancy lemeyer Mitchell Betry Baker McDermott Helen Crame Pratt NORTH CAROLINA Bonrue Barldey tuder Mary Levee ewcomer Julia Hall McFarland Louise Wallace Reynolds ALPHA Frances Batten Young Carohne Bushman Ort loIS Butler MIlan Janice Clark Rumnll Jane Shchter Allen OHIO BETA Joon Gregg Palmer Marylyn anderer A mot Barbara Hengen agle Oare Brown hank Karla Rupp Barkett Jane Mars Perkins Marcelle Davis Oldaker Ehzabeth Chapin humate Eliza Rose Bagby Barbara Hause Battles Laura Mcfate Peuford Lavinia Pnce Boyd Prrscilla Barley Peterson Usa Dawn ISterhenrn Ruth Uffelmann Baumann Donell Wi""n Pollard Anne Kinder Porter Judith Hahn Smeltzer Eleanor Jackson Burleson Emma Andenon Bushnell Anne Finch Potter Gail Fambrough Coors Margaret Ames Roehl Lucile Spencer Sotherden Jean Ogden Cavanaugh Karen Consalus Price Charlotte WInStead Dunlap Kathryn Becker Rogers Barbara Bruns tarr ancy GIbson Cla}~on TravIS Daniel ReIchman Des,ree Luckey Rohling Ehzabeth Vmcem Sutter Mary Watkins Ferchaud Harriet Crebs ColVin Eleanor L. Roberts Barbara Holbrook Frey MabelJ. Schmer Dorothy trood Van Deusen Joanna Dorff Dodge Ehzabeth McReynolds Rozier Elizabeth Stanton Searle Ruth Patten Vincent Kimberly Clifton Gottwald Priscilla Elliott Eb,nger Marie Zangari Zogg The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi 33 Jane Scott Feathemone Diana Auck Dettmerlng Dru M"hley Hammer OREGON BETA Carolyne Kahle DavIS Mary FunJaburk Foreman Ek
The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi 35 Sandra Portz Kolb Margaret Freeman Bobbie Meshad Goldstein Carole Canupp Goodin Marjorie Tedford Dudley Elizabeth Campbell Stone Agnes O. Jostad Valerie Grigsby Goodwin Jill Ann Gordon Gwendolynne Troutt Evitts Melissa Reno Swanson Annabel Studebaker Larzelere Jane Marie Gray Valerie Clarke Hillas Freda Bragg Fanner Nancy Root Tollefson Mary Agur Maclaughlin Jeanne Blankenship Gray Rosemarie Lullo Houston Lucy Wilmans Freeman Christine Lindeman Wilson Susie Bauer McCauley Rosalie Ruffin Hatchett Pamela Alar Hunsaker Deborah Conrad Gathright Dena Huguley Haynes Patricia Thomas Johnson Charlene Dabney Gump Mary Wmgard Keathley Sally Wnght Kelley Marsue McFaddm Haviland Laura Gudger Mills Kristie Marie Kennedy Misty Mcilroy Hawkins Elizabeth Yann Montgomery Julie Sterrnole Kindel Margaret Cook Hay Janice Skinner Noojin Shirley Lewis Lake Harryette Morrison Hodges T amera Bassett Payant Ruth Pifer Martin Mona Plegge Horton Nancy Benson Royer Carol J. Mather Stacy Haggard Hudgens Kathryn Beddingfield Sadler Betty Jamieson McMurry R. Lodene Fuller Hutt Marguerite Marie Schoel Susan Males Miller Daisy Tribble Jacoway Andrea Carden Shapiro Shelley Hagen Mincks Allison Johnston Kerry Nabers Sharpe Muriel Gordon Mochel Stacie McHan Jones N. Joanne Hammer Sheehy Jacquelyn Miesse Moe Toni Bowlin Laws Margaret S. Tate Christine Wilson Moore Joyce Richardson Laws Leslie Boles Walker Mary Hayden Nichols Melissa Holder Little Kelley Walrond Marcia Perry Nix Sandra Monroe McKay Janna Mitchell Walton Virginia Burton Norberg Barbara Brady Mclellan Alison Rynt Watson Carla Jones O'Connor Cammie Mitchell Leigh Eckles Willis Joyanne Wolf Paquette Marilou Smith MQbley Charlolle Townsend Owen ALABAMA GAMMA Katherine E. Peck Alice Maechtlen Phillips Laura Dockery Ramirez Cheryl Bazar Allegri Susan Lopez Podgorski Erin Giddings Rogers Paula Huffstutler Allen Patty Newton Rennick Thelma Shannon Ruddell Sydney Smith Allen Marilyn Henderson Robbins Juliet Stone Sawyer Melodie Marie Anderson T raci Lynn Roberts Linda Evans Schmidt Ellen Dowman Atkins Katherine Herbert Sadler Mary Brigance Thorn Nancy Ebert Brandon Lillian Angliker Oshaughnessy Elizabeth Wilmer Sexson Margaret Earle Waterman WEST VIRGINIA Alicia Murray o,nn Mary Taggart Timmcke Susan Silverman Silver Jane Bonady Watson ALPHA Gail Wallace Deering Mickey McCollum Vassallo Sylvia Smith o,ralie Elizabeth Watts Pearl Hill Bond Ann Charlton Duke Shirley Peterson White Laura Ann Spencer Betty Carson Brawley Suzanna E. Etheridge ARKANSAS BETA Ann Frances Spies Suzanne Kirschner Brown Patricia Lynne Hannigan Teresa Hastings WISCONSIN GAMMA Carrie Lynn Talge Kathryn Reed Combs Susan Rosenthal Gordon Jennifer Lynn Hutchison Wendy Tate Lentz Sharon Theilkas Templin Jane Myers Dodd Ruth Althaus Green Kellie Gerber Kelley Valerie Weaver McNeese Margaret Havemeyer Tennant Nell Heermans Friebertshauser Susan Dresser Marshall Tammy Kaiser Kirkland Julia Kelle Mills Lola Turner Upton Genevieve Brown Gis( Kay Murray Pirrong Ann Rutherford Lambert Allison Perry Schultz Mary Sears Vandiver Karla Thomason Gunnoe Deborah Anderson Reitz Amy Yancy Lee Janet Lynch Vehring CALIFORNIA ALPHA Janice Grow Howsmon BellY E. Schaal Amy Shelton Mclemore Emily Anne Vogt Elizabeth Louise o,lIet Kathleen Berthy Huffman Mary Pick Steiner Kristin Livengood Moore Beverly Erhardt Voyles Dana Matton Emery Elizabeth Leonard Kisner Cecilia Carlson Strauss Sally Hamilton Moos Stephanie Minnig Whetstine Jean Adellee Gilliam Catherine Anne McMullen Carol Dubeau Powell Virginia Chandler Wick Elisabeth Debra Knapp Susan Allison Monro WYOMING ALPHA Sarita Michelle Shelton Marybeth Bums Bush Roberta Tidmore Wilcox Katherine L. Morris Renee Rosiek Rhonda Steadham Smith Virginia Thomson Child Frederica Wilder Maiya Teague Penberthy Mary Morris Scheff Melissa McNally Stubbs Barbara Hageman Dilts Lynnda Spencer Zepp Mary Elizabeth Van Maren Vicki Salentro Silverman Mary Styslinger-Clothiaux Gretchen Stewart Foley May Bartlett Straughan Ann Sr.ln.ker Tiner ARIZONA BETA CALIFORNIA BETA Sally Bress Jaeger Ann McMunn Watson Gabrielle Reeves Tunstall Amy Maureen Anspach Michele Platzek Barnett Tina Sue Johnson Margaret Wright Whiteside Sharon Bourgeois Astin Jeanie Mahan Barry WEST VIRGINIA Hermione Bradstreet Judkins Marci Lynne Wolf Susan Aulozzi Hilary J. 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Bissell BellY Woodham Bingham ARIZONA ALPHA Karrie Krisrin Moore Laurie Schaffer Eager Mary Demet Blanchett Anne Berry Brice Melinda Pendleton Adamson Tracey Michele Nicks Susan Facey Ardis Thvedt Burt Elizabeth Cathey Ladonna Hopper Aronoff o,lIeen Sue Pilliod Reah Edsell Garcia Mary Zenmer Christiansen Margaret Jones Duddleston Susan Campbell Audesirk Carol Robinson Popp Rachel Goldstein Virginia Hailes Denike Claradel Scogin Holcombe Peggy Paxton Babby Leslie Childs Roberts Stephanie Warshauer Gray Nancy Philipp Frost Betty Price Hughes Olivia Ryland Bennett Susan Erickson Sampson Alison Beaumont Hahn Dorothy Jackson Hall Virginia Blair Johnson Whimey Joyce Bennett Stacy Sears Martha Mekeel Hale Nadine Strate Huiskamp Anne Margaret McCary Rorence Harris Boyce Melinda Malits Skoller Marion Baird Janney Dorothy Nash King Melanie Ferris Merkle Rosaland G. 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Cureton Elizabeth Ward Daniel Clare Phillips Dowell Marcy Engler Ziesing 36 The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi Jeanne Lill Thomas Melissa Classen Treadwell Tam Owens Balfour Maurine Walker-Paulson Katherine Spangler Banh Hilary Money Walling ara Kathenne Brain Deanna Hanshew Warren Helen am tian Brooks Sarah nodsmith Weddell Lynne Mather Burns Julie Knowlton Wham Elizabeth Ann Campbell Laura Dumm Wierman Mary Gilfillan Carlton Cynthia Wheelock Willis Kristin Nicole Cotsidas Mianne Enyart Zefron Sharman Burdette Culley Kathryn Branch Zwetzig Marguerite Blake Dodd COLORADO BETA Una McClelland Farrell Mary Stanfield Allen Kathy Aynn Lorraine Rolfes Bennett Kristin Fogle Virginia NevartS Crane Chri.ry Farrell Foster Phyllis Daniel Judy Heid Gimrdot Kathy Jubitz Gage Mirhpllp L~ljh Griffin Georglann Burdick Haiia Sandra Smith Guyer Betry Lyons Jacobs Sondra Jean Haley Mary Craige Johnson Maureen Kri. Haliki. Patricia Peterson Kewley Karen Marculescu Hammond Betty Yelm Kingman Susan Arico Hawley Peggy Schurch Klovdahl [x'ris Lyons Hendrickson Annabel Greenlee Lumberg Eileen Holland Hodge Louise Mclaughlin Malnati Jane Hodges Barbara Nichols Padik Mary Allison Mix Jenny Hochhalter Coralyn Chapman Marshall Teri Jamieson Hoops Kamela Nadine Peden Robena Aoyd Murar Cindy Lee Hull Karen Young McGrew [X,rothy Cremer Hunt Mary Jean Peshel Lucy Roberson pfjrrnan Rebecca Kmjewski Rena-Beth Owen Poulson Cynthia Telleen Jenkins Nancy Rodgers Pharris Laurie Nonh Quilligan Marianne McVeigh Carol Cmig Rohall Catherine Ellis Jones Betsy Belt Reddingius Lillian Talbott Quinlan CALIFORNIA Louise Smith Speer Patricia Thompson Rauth Shaya Davis Kirkpatrick Rita McLoone Reilly LAMBDA Edna Saunders Tait Margaret Bennett Kruse Mary Macleod Rothstein Kristin Johannesen Rees Anne Rose Weimer Leslie Sevlian Gerda Alisch Sala Lisa Joyce Moore Leeann Willis Leavenon Heidi Weber Van Matter Brett A. Lilienthal Dana Maris Shapiro Fay T ysell Terrell COLORADO GAMMA Elizabeth Kemmer Shellwonh Karen Broomfield Thomas Joanne Susan Weise Chri tine Jacoby Balderston Penelope Anne Ludford Elizabeth Clare White [X,nna Lewis Macban herrill Mason Smith Su ie Lynn Walter Carolyn Ann Banks Leanne Cotton McCausland Heidi teinmann Elsie Tamm Whitaker COLORADO ALPHA Shelly Jeanne Clough Anita Herscher Miller Carlyn Sman Sweet Tamara Denise Wilson Kay Knittle Brock Pat Walters Devers Marylynn Keithly Fischer Ethel Huff Moore Nina Kathryn Thiel CALIFORNIA ETA Alice Faller Bucknum Maureen McEvoy Williams Jackee Stalcup Ford Anna Arnett O'Ben Susan L. Brannen Marsha Logan Campbell Virginia Petree Rifenbark Cynthia Fogg Chase Vanda Kitashima Howell CALIFORNIA Darcy Kay Burks Polly Petersen Lawrence Diana Olson Roehl EPSILON Elizabeth Marie Epes Suzan E. 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Otero Carol Fouts Tanya Ugrin Larsen ALPHA Euna McCullers Payron Jean Marble Freeman GeorgtaGott Louise Brourink Lavington Joan Turner Alvord T amam Plake Joy Carharr Fuenzalida Allison L. 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ALPHA aalre Maher Goerner Jane MIller Scott Ford Yolanda Marla Souter Marianna T rowbndge Berry Barbara ewcomb Cathenne Hamnck Joan CurtIS SIms BtIIle Anderson ibecker Catherine Fredendal\ Carter Barbara Knox Joyce CALIFORNIA KAPPA Bonme umontck Older Berry Pai ley Dargan Linda Burleson Osterlund Gretchen M. Lauppe Golda Bendah Mayme Gust Sowell Susan Eltzabeth HewIns Gallagher Gail Paciul" Christlne Roberg Mcinnes Dena L. Fryer Jane Roudebush peckman
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Keiser Marian Swartley Fort Alberta Haefele Kircher Christine Ann Freeman Nancy Kinnison Larson Elizabeth Wineland Gamble Tami Tae Lybarger Susan Robi nhold Gelbett Gene Attwood Murch Laura Hockaday Ha ll Ramona Knerr Ott Electra Thomas Harelson Sheryl Langlet Perduyn Anne Swany Harrity Neal Nerick Pidcock Barbara Weiland Hayes Pamela Jeanne Pierce Rebecca Henegar Olristy Toy Poorman Carolyn Reed Hersh Kathy Keefe Pottschmidt Phyllis Stoever Hoffman Heather Durant Sharpless Debbie McMahon Powazki NEW YORK DELTA NORTH CAROLlNA Leigh Hallisey Holt Phyll is Chapin Stickels Barbara Arther Ba ld Millie Seller.; Rader ALPHA Elizabeth White Humphrey Betty Anderson Stoker Jennifer G. Berger Dorothy Lasher Rodgers Elizabeth Gray Anderson Kristine Hall Jantz Barbara Traynor Carolyn Carlson Blake Carol Greshner Rogers Jane Brady Arnold Alison Hawley Johnston Doris Bach Roosevelt Lisa M. Tsurudome Carole Knoop Buffett Dayna Gardner B. 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Po.ener Audrey Teresa Webber Mary Folsom Keller K,m Kramer Gan: Mary Eli:aheth Repert Mary Yeannan WhitesIde Joan Coffman Kelly EII",beth Larrabee Ro.. a baron Klein Brady Hedrick WhItley Patricia EnglISh Kelting Ruth Cox SchneIder The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi 43 Eleanor Bricker Kirkwood Nancy Donnelly Hinds Terry Lynne Kirkwood Ashley Hall Kashul Colette Denney Chesser Susan Wyatt Lyle Barbara Bertke Holdcroft Ann Lingenfelter Sarah Elizabeth King Margaret Flow Cohenour Enn Macgllltvray Beth Lammlman Holly VlTgmla Lohmann Patsy Sweeney Krampf Mary McCollum Conyers VlTgmia Denbrock Maldlow Carol Suder Koester jane Milbourne Milbourn Elizabeth Howley Lamb jo E. Priest Culver Isabel Duncan McCoy Deana Mane Kozel Cidnie johnson Richard, Betty Suddath Lockett jovan McCullough Dawson Ann MIChael McKItrick Bonnie KlIZman Loss Susan Thieme Rope Frances Fell Malone Donna Coffman Daw>on Hennetta Smart Munson Rita Mansour Sarah M,mtfort Starlmg Elizabeth jennmgs Mannmg Nonna Swartz Earthman jo E. Dunfee Parker Suzanne Volker McCarthy Nicole Mann Tausend Nancilu jackson McClellan Nancy Pekrul Emz janice Cleary Quatlnan Nancy Green McCulloh Nina Huxley Wagner Kathryn Ittner McGraw Frances jenkins Escue Karen Kler Qumn Ruth Bender McDamel OHIO THETA Candy Crawford McNec>e Mary Keltner Everett Marlone Pumam Ramsey josephine Hauman Merickel julia Wheeler Miller Margaret Hope Ford Susan CrO>too A lien Mamie L. Randall Mary Sheehy Miller Parncla Mciver Moore Helen Edwards FrtlSt Karen Sasfy Crognole joan Birckbichler Rattennan Claudia Grover Multer Betty Blanton Moore jo Ann Buikstra Gallery jane Susan Disa Robin Darcy Rau Maryanne Slack Olson Barbara Conner Mulhall Claire Escott Gatewood Margaret Batt Hilfinger Rosalynn Reichert Reinke Donna Coy pfaender julie McCoy Mullendore jennifer Sanders Gilmore Theresa Lynn Hoffer Vivian Hart Renshaw josephme Kott Reiser Kerri Lemonmer Nichols Debbie Frazier Gladd Julie Pnor Marjorie Patton Reynolds Mary Klein Reiter Helen Green Parker Elaine Morgan Groh Rebecca Sponsler Trussell VlTgmia Wiley Sample Sharon Osterud Richards Beverly Klein Patteoon Beverly Bennett Groom PamCl3 POirier Tumer jamce Duvall Schlachter Virginia Erickson Ryan Parry Smith Poe jane Hinds Harrl Natalie Wolfinger hafer Virginia Wolff Saylor OKLAHOMA ALPHA Rebecca Culver Randolph joan Sutton Hauger Karen Sieber Tracy R. Snyder Pamela Lami Ammerri julie DenISe Reed Ella Merry Hayman MaTJorie Heller Sims Ann Suillvan-Mancino!tl Elizabeth Kemp Brown Margaret Cooper Reynolds Kimberly Knsten Hays jane Brightman Smith Kimberly K. Thomas Louise McMaste" Bryam Helen Bond Rmey Rosemary Patten Hemg Dorothy Dillon Sttangways Beth Brower Weilant Mary Polley Bullard Phoebe Chenault RobertSOn jo Griffith Homer Genevieve Tetlow Toombs OHIO ZETA Elizabeth Phillips Bums Mary Thompson Robertson tephanie jensen Nancy Kramer Viragh Nicole Lepak Capps Cari Ann Sanborn Patricia Corliss Klein jane Rogge Ander>On Gloria Fuller Walker Robin johnson Cauthron Kay Boatright Schennerhom joy Sprague Knight Amy Allison Barner Sally Lemert Weed Susan Elizabeth Clare jayme Robinett Seat Lois Gearheard Kom Susan Anne Campbell Lois McGreevy Welsh Constance leary Clark May Chang Sheehan Virginia Burch Lackey Marjorie Beverly Charlton Margaret Hoyer Wesler Mattie Rei tie Clark Adele Perkins lagle Virginia Wilson Lewis Colette Alexa Chickris Ann Thomas Wilson Betry Lecompte Collar Regina Morgan Smith Linda Cronin Locke Ashley Lane Combs Susan Fitzgibbon Winton Marcellette Grant Davis Susan jensen Smith Melinda Selle" Lorenz Susan Curran Marjorie Young Wittich Gwynne Hann Dempsey Millicent Mam Stream Locille Glamer Matkin Heidi Kay Daniels Margaret Davis Wood Anne A very Denney june Helton Stromberg Paula Bruton McBride Kathleen Lenkay Delp Karen Fanta Zumbrunn Carole Gungoll Drake Lynda Selman wenton Dana Downing McElroy Eleanor Waldhauer Dommerich OHIO DELTA Penny McDonald Esler Ruth Atkinson Becker Linda Lar>On Gawne Martha Hibbert Boice Cindi E. Green Deborah Murray Bokelman Miriam Thrall Hanson Cynthia Leigh Craig Sarah G. Harris Barbara Knull Cribbs Dianne Bettinger Howerton Anne E. Deifendeifer Kathryn Clark Huck Helen Bieberson Fahey Laura La luzerne Humen Mary Agle Flax Cheryl jacobs Dorothy Cheseldine Gaver Deanna Turner Kennelly Thelma Abe Griffis jane Davidson Klockman Andrea Beth Griffith Sara Minor Lichtenberg Barbara Hicks Harding Eleanor weeney Mallory Virginia Lewis jacobs Seana Smith Matthews jean Ransbottom Karr Ann King McCain Christine Ander>On Kurtz Diane Thomas McCort Mary Purdum Lan" Allison Brown McGeough Cheryl Houk Moninger Linda Harper Meyer Isabelle Bond Nagel Susan Marietta Meyn joy Gillis Norton Beth Ann Montgomery jean McConoughey Oster Sarah R. Owen Ruth Brusman Payne Ann Marshall Parr Margaret Nicholson Ray Sherry Hart Reilly Vivian Copeland Reed Nancy Riecke" Helen james Roemer Linda Linscott Robert Nancy Smith Rozell Diane Elizabeth Rohlin Delmah Lohmuller Sea" Susan Rosenberger Ruth jones Smith Margaret Penland Seusy Martha Carter Spurrier Lisa Merrger Silverman Sally Seabright Strang Kristin Ryden Small Eleanor Stanton Farrar Barbara Elkins T eel Donna Kaufman Mobley Elisabeth Boyd Taylor Mary Holcomb mith Diane Durland Ford Linda Schmidt Thompson Barbara jeanette Teleha Sally B. Swearingen Gail Echols MonnOt Cindy Pool Garbrecht uan Dunn Tinsley Susan Deaton Morrow Kathryn Gable Thompson Suzanne Oberle Twining Kristina Ratcliff Goforth Nanette Evelyn TOth Debora Mulick Adelaide Grimm Thompson Andrea usan Williams johnetta Mitchell Goldthwaite Penny Sumner Varvel Margaret Oldham Murray Ann Whitelock Turner atalle Smith Wittner Sue Magness Gray Patry Wagstaff Randy Berry Parnsh Martha Becker Valen Sally He Woolbert Kathryn Cooley Green josephine Beebe Warburton Charlene Carlson Weems Billie Burrow Payne Carol Marshall Hall Mary Patrick Weidler Barbara BaI"ly Wight OHIO ETA Amy Pendergraft Lee Bagdasarian Shirley Geurkink Hann julie Ann Wilk.ins Patricia Stephan Wilson Chris Charles Porter Kimberly Hasbrouck Ba"e1la Pauline Haulsee Harbour Geruude Smith Raiche OHIO EPSILON Noel Rippel Bradley Aimee Robb Harlow OKLAHOMA BETA Mary Revell Rykard Elizabeth jacobs Alexander Margaret Bartholomew Beddoes Carolyn tanton Calnan Laurie E. Harrington Martha Ann Schulte Pat Kerr Anderson Marie Simmons Beekley Ann Wahle" Cassidy Kristen Rains Hillis Sue White Shellabarger Melva Dark Andeoon jean Marie Bruney ara Compton jean Felt Hollunan Amy Marjorie Shoemaker Eli.mbeth Femmore Ates:. Tamara H mes Claus Michaela Wolfe Creber Laura Buckley Hood Mary Gerhards loan Robm orgaard Belflower louise Markhus Dixon Ehzabeth Wllhams DaugheTtl Kenna Hudson Catherine Cave mlth joyce Perdue Berry Mary Weber Due Locmda Lee Evans Jennifer Lee Humphrey Betry Siocombe mlth Paulme Dilts Blanchard janell Maeder Falter Ramona H. G!bI:lS Susan Carol Ingram Mary Hoke Smith Madalme Sneed BI"" jarme L. Feanng Sue Guthrie Harmon janet Wilisel johnson Doll Stafford Louemma Breckenndge Bmok", Chmta louISe Gordon Susan Rae Holcomb Patry jayne johnston Shannon Kathleen tram Judith Fenton Bro"TI Locille Hammontree Hemle Alecla M3T)one Holder Helen Alford johnston Mary Loy T arum Heidi Charlene Bro"Tling 44 The Arrow of PI Beta Phi Ceci lia Rcinauer Wagner Barbara Larson Dunn Jan Hunt Wardell Barbara KeuJell Eaton urolyn Crawford Welch Jane Ackerman FaIrbanks Ellen Woods WeSlheimcr Andrea Margaret Fechner Shell y Hamm White Cathryn York Ferri Georf!Ca nn Nigh Whitener Mary Adalns Fish Nan MOliln Windle Cynthia Howell French Katherine Gilkeson Young Deborah Hoven Good Elame Eggleston Hambnght ONTARIO ALPHA Susa n Galau Hillman Hester Stronach Cowan Ruth Plane Jensen Stephanie Ann Knox Rora Schuster MacCrncken Dorothy Barber MacDonald Marcia Maple Andrea Jane Mierzynski hannon Marie Marich Signy Paul50n Milne Sally Reed Max well o,riSline May Murray Elinor Harwn ~vkK ~t: ONTARIO BETA Korina Nordquist Meyer Joanne Zaritsky Eber: Margaret Milliken Virginia Gaveller Gaviller Alice Reed Moore Tracy Anne Hogg Jane Beidler Neideigh Julia Stueven Geri Kurek Nelson Katharine Tilden Demetre Brown Paige Debra Holm Ritchey OREGON GAMMA OREGON DELTA Doris Brandt Houck OREGON ALPHA Elizabeth Fulton Rogers Angela Hull Jacobs Karen Lynn Anderson Faye Cornutt Kathleen Olsen Allen Josephine Hector Roth Janet Booth Jobson Muzena Blair Backus Leslie Lee Dailey Marcia Curtis Rowe PENNSYL V ANlA Edith Robinson Leslie Peggy Reter Baker Luci nda Irvine Doran Evelyn King Ruegg ALPHA Kathleen Sheehy Mazzocone Kimberly Ann Barger Paula Ann Emerick Marian Thomas Sand Eli zabeth Ogden Mclain Andrea M. Merolle Sandra Johnson Brody Jeryme Upston English Susan Stunn Simpson Karen Lee Neely uthy Caspe ll Chamberlain Kimberly Kazuko lboshi PENNSYL V ANlA Carolyn Ston Smith Virginia Fuller Rihl Lorn Case Childs Beatrice Julian BETA Wi Ilene Dodd Snyder Linda Rossi Dorothy V. Collier C1audene Ebi Kleinke Betty McConn ick Ackley Virginia Dickey Stoddard Andrea Christine hea Rosalie Earel Dean Miriam Armitage Pearson Lauren Anne Apoli to Dorothy Cooper Tickle Regi na Vath Smythe Mari Psihogios Diamond Dona Mears Platenberg Patricia Eileen Baron Jennifer Navone Vannier Barbara Reamy Snitc Patricia Murray Dickson Jean White Potts Susan Elizabeth Barone Vern Rogers Ware Mary Beale Tanger Maureen Cotta Estey Alexandra E. Schweier Leslie Adams Barry KriSlen Kay Webber Joan Thatcher Ti boni Margaret Williams Ferris Nora Hill Shigemoto Elizabeth Morrison Bogan Julia Hecht Werner Ruth Bair WIlson Barbara Booth Garrahan Wendy Tripp Barbarn Bortz Georgina Eaton Wolverton Maria Therese Winters Rorence Jensen Goedecke Melanie Young Zeller Fannie Wood Brown Barbara Green Zahm Virginia Zucal Barbarn McGee Green Paul erte Bruneau Jennifer C lawson Haugen Sharon Lee Burley PENNSYLVANIA Nila Desinger Haworth Kimberly Ann Cahill DELTA :"!.U} LllIl.J Iklll.lcul Margaret Tomlinson Conter Mary Brautigam Montgomery Mary Kuradi Hill Sandra Jo D. Alesandro Rorence Schneider Thomas Jean Barringer Howard Louise Ziegler Dann Elizabe th Allyn Howard Gina Marie Debernardo PENNSYLVANIA Stacy James Susan Williams Gessner EPSILON Nancy Mclaughlin Javor Leigh Ann Gilbert Wendy Jean Ambrose Lori Kannier Janet Lynn Hall Kathleen Ellen Barry Sally Mueller Kent Colleen Leahy Hawkins Michele Sabol Bleiler June Ritter Kuehn Patricia Johnson Hewitt Kathy Quigley Bnlnic Nan Laroche Ladd Christine Joan Howard Maureen A. Burke Allison Nuschy Lenat Mary Ellen Judd Kimberly Henderson Cooney Susan Gintz Livingston Dorothy Hund Kinney Lynne Oberschelp Gianoni Jean Mihalcik May Mary Jane Riley Lacke Ronda Bluedorn Golson Kristi Luvaas Meade Barbara Fink Lemerich Patricia Breon Haugh Mary Hunt Morgan Myrtle Sharp Lewis Patricia L. Hayward Jane C"lisle Moshofsky Caroline Dillon Marren Dana Dowden Karsh Barbara Monroe Nelp Kristen Massa Cheryl Kremp Janet Johnson Nlklaus Nancy Lacke Matis Nancy Lee Lafferry Eleanor English Paine Marian Ash McClain Heidi Restrick Maggs Isolde Eichenlaub Pleler Marion McConnell McCormick Kathy Lynn Manley Gladys Hale Pond Melinda Ba lling McCormick Dana Humes McKee Julie Paul Ramsol.lt Jean Salisbury Miller Andrea Morine VickI Smith R,>,., Wendy Platt Emily Morine Noreen Kelly Saltveit Inez Mitchell Sa nders Maureen Kelly Morse Rhonda Laycoe Sand Barbara Ludwig Sirinek [hnna Dauterich Painter Nancy Ogden Schramm Maf]orie Mclean Smmk Nancy Louise Pierpont Judith Hoskins Simpron Carol Van Alen Sprout Lisa Pontarelli Gloria Cloud Skade Joan MacBam Stettler Tammy Richelderfer Joan Blakely Strnnd Pamela Scholl Stewart Christie Rutter J an~t Eli:abeth Stutesman Anne Margaret Stile Tammy Sapers Cynthia Manhews Villant Catherine Vaughan Wagner Casie SICf!C1 PhyllIS Atwater Vo\btorf Laura A. WIllIamson Camille Gellett Smith Darby Warr Laura Catherine Zidek Donna Hamilton tahlheber Frances War:ek Warren lIana Stemiuk Zubnr:ky Mary Roman Straka Krt5t1ne Bitar WIlkins Kristen Vajda PENNSYL V ANlA Lynne Elame VallI Anne Omdahl Young GAMMA OREGON BET A Margaret Burt Burtner PENNSYL V ANlA Kari Ann Ahraham SallyCobram ZETA Phyllis Dewey Blah Bernadette Defalco Day Joyce Anne Buonocore Janet Baumhofer Buskuhl M. Eli,.beth Rller Thomasina Eiden Betry Bond umeron Tracey Kline Friedlander Cynthia Anne Gunzburger Julie Ann Campbell Patncia Bahret Girady Catherine Jane Livergood Patricia Rogers Cavenaugh Eli:abeth Wood Mahaney The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi 45 Carol Jean Obringer Mary Gnffin Robinson Ann Lpm RobertS Carolyn Lee Blakeley Jane Stuckey Rowan Mel"", Ann Oshea F. MIldred Lyckholm Saterlle Bonme Seal' Schuster Anne Lenhan Blaylock Nellie Parramore Sclle" Sharon ReId Spangler Karon Lampl' Schaack Sarah Barbee Scott Heather Fitch Blmn Edith Cochran Sethne" PENNSYLV ANlA ETA Alice Abell Schull Carolyn EVinS Shehon Margaret Whisenanl Block Ann Mayo Shands Margaret Clark Schultz JulIe Sommers Katherme Came Bob Mary Wdllam.s Sheely Bonnie Weinberg Adelkopf Virginia Pier Simpson ancy Mannmg Van De\'ender Chnstma Blanchard Bonnell Julia Howard Slater Dormhy Mane Cuwlo. D.D.S. Wendy Ellis Tabbert Kendall Cames Warden Lorena Rowan Bnx:k Anne Hargrove SmIley Laura Isken Doyle Sandra Nel 46 The Arrow of PI Beta PhI Clare Marie Andros haron Johnson Barnard Cathleen T raster Barnette UTAH ALPHA Jacqueline Vogel Bresnahan Becky BenzieI' Dee Krieger Couche Mary Jane Berg Roxane Keener Farnsworth Kath leen Erickson Bridges Gina Jordan Fox Mary Caffey Beth Sobocinski Herd Mary Wright Erickson Dorothy Tanner Hubey Joyce Orlob Evans Kathryn Marie Kontor Barbara Schenk Felt Jill Carole Kranzow Margaret Tanner Hamilton Karen Faile Paterson Joyce Lindley Marcroft Carol Ann Riley Carol Woods Martin Melodye Swan Roberts Judy Burton Moyle Lori Anne Sauls Janet Dean Murphy Paula Sue Shaffer Josephine Moffat Nelson Paula Pace Shepherd Viiginia! liIl5 R ui.ilfldl II I Saundra Speer.; Stubblefield Mary Maxwell Arnold Heidi Dian Taylor Anne Blackmon Merlene Austin White Lois Wroten Boatwright Holly Clark Wright Diane M. Bowman Frances Parsons Wunder Beverly Ann Bradshaw VERMONT ALPHA Deborah Elledge Brown Carolyn Foster Broadbent Mary Middleton Buchwald Rebecca Abbott Brooks Susan Schroeder Crane Linda Durfee Dean Lynn Isaacks Darden Eli zabeth Hamann Evelyn Runnels Dardnne Cathie Gi lleland Dillard VERMONT BETA Tracey Davies Dorsey Brittany Callard Lisa Hawkins Green Patricia Catano Jane Steel Kelly Jeanette Thompson Cullins Ortez Wren Melms Linda Brown Donovan Mary Slocomb Miller Barbara Ann Dory Ethelyn Haywood Moore Agnes Conley Dowl ing Melissa Dance Patterson Maud-Ann Wiggins Durgin Gay Gillen Stone Carolyn Hyde Fitch Kay Killingsworth Thedford Jane Allen Hadley Sharon Council Tyler Catherine Harder-Bernier Laurie Bacon Waters Dorothy Varney Hill Sarah Humphrey Jaynes TEXAS ETA Karen A. Knapp Kay Altman Tumey Patricia Ham ilton Johnston Robbie Jo McClung Alison Carey Anderson Leslie ("..amlin Lllcchin ~ M n ("..or.) W(Y'l1'te~ ':) ~c:" ~1rb3-:-ct Snl~~r K.:d.,i. &'Ll't RI.;Yllvl..b MCdI':' C-ourmey Lea Anderson Elisabeth Aiken Martin Kelli Michelle Weedon Mary Mixon Kirchhoff Lloyd McKee Minton Kimberly Paris AnJt:I~LI Shirley W. Mayforth Sara Tubb Welch Stefanie Holbrook Landry Angelica Davis Ragsdale Diane Marie Buescher Erin Murphy Sarah Hovde White Rebecca Warren Looney Holly Neuhaus Rascoe Kimberly Dawn Campbell Beth Nakamaru Mary Beth Willis Manha Hall Lubke Karen Elizabeth Saad Lisa Leigh Daniel Margaret Macqueen Neeb Shawn Rhea Wise Leah S. Lucius Kirstan Leah Scott Jennifer Zola Granberry Jeanne Hotchkiss Nelson Nancy Crownover Wooldridge Eli zabeth Edwin Mad ison Wanda Beall Shapard Linda Kay Hornbeck Martha Lawton Nielsen Jeanne Toomer Wright Deanna Miller Melissa Jane Swords Amy Radcliff James Amy E. Nostrand Susan Smith Youngblood Karen Clifton Northcutt Merwyn Laird Thompson Melissa McCoy Jorgensen Beth Ann Nutter Rachel Ryan Wallace TEXASGAMMA Lena Schmidt Ochsner Lori Jayne Leeds Barbara Taylor Palmer Julie Kate Ochsner Martha Mae Walter Lisa Supercinski Muller Kym Pappathanasi Anne Tavenner Altieri Suzanne Easley Patty Lisa Runnels White Margaret Heal Neely Norma Louise Anderson Grete Isbrandrsen Plender Nancy Horton Richard Linden Anne White Kristin Kyle Pennington Lorena McGraw Baisden Karen J. Purdum Sarah Wight Scharlac h Robin Ann Roberts Lisa Pearce Baker Pauline Richardson Simpkins Nancy Craig Banon Noel Sparkman Abbe White Bates Sh irley Stephens Spillman Lieschen Crowder Bibby Karla Perry Strung Suzanne Robinson Bishor Louise McNamara Swope Sharlotte Jeffcoat Brad ley Bryce Stone Thieman Heather Hawthorne Brook Mary Cross Vidar Christi ScO[[ Brown Kim Fouts Ware Cynthia I-lens ley Caraway Christ ie Warren Laura Fields Carpenter Christl Loy Whanon DOtel Payne Carter Betty Bergner Womble Shirl ey Hamlett Cary Amy Knock Christie TEXAS DELTA Susan Dickson Dees Catherine Jane Bauer Patricia McMullen Elliott Nancy Ca lli er Belcher Lori Cheadle Evans Nancy Loffland Brackett Marilyn StonecIpher Finer- Robin Ford Brazell Collins Betsy Johnston Brewer Amy J. FurgC' 48 The Arrow of Pi Beta PhI Susann Frances Catterton Carol Olsen Rost Marjorie Garvin Ch""" Ruth Roberts Salter Lottie Herald Comhs Barhara Bloomhall Stauffacher Frances Barnes Cox Marjorie Glft,ltd Touchstone Constance Smith Dickopf Carol Schnabel Weber Deborah Walker Ow,zak Jane Stouffer Williams Barbara Brady Glover Charlorre Wollaeger Elizabeth Hallanan WISCONSIN BET A Mary Fiedler Hardman Martha Baker Anderson Roberta Wildman Hill Janet Palmer Bobisuthi Mary Harrington Humes Patricia Tracy Bugensrein Merriem Robinson Jon"" Jane Turner Caughey Virginia Thomas Jones Charity Carson Dickey Helen Hadjis Kirbabas Jane Wilson Dubs Michele Kirk Betry Eldred Martha Ashworth Knight Edwina Gottschalk Erdman Hilda Hale Lilly Louise Tracy Erlandson T raci Massey Maddox Winifred Erickson Fralish D!:!!1:! C.'mk M:! !!c:-'i Betty Ftazer Barbara Bailey Marquess Elizabeth Barber Frost Vaughn Nolte Miller Eileen Kollman Gearhart Martha L. Nelson Frances Ctamer Giloth Harriett Brown Northey Elaine Jacobson Hauber AimeeJ . Padden Joann Streeter Lindberg Helene Luci Parks Janice Eastman Schacht Neville Marstiller Peterson Nancy Dunbar Stevens Roberta Wilson Purdy Martha Niestadt Stillman Stephanie Shuker Reilly Jane Couffer Townsend Christina Eli;mbe th Saseen Helen Gerds Walquist Emily Welch Schneider Cynthia Good Schreiner WISCONSIN GAMMA Maureen Irish Schwendener Mary Lamers Grist Nancy Richards Sfamenos Ina Guyet Amy Wildman Smith Catherine Roth Holcomb Elizabeth Glenn Upton WYOMING ALPHA Victoria Policastro Vega Nannette Jahn Argabrite Amy Lynn Vida Kathleen Ferguson Brighton Jo Ann Bell Wadsworth Suzanne Wiley Brown Kelly Shamblin Waldron Judith Sinko Bums Lynne Wirth Tanya Lyn Carter WEST VIRGINIA Elizabeth Thornberry Coughlin BETA Kathryne Brubaker Cowan T e1ete RIChards Grotefend Virginia Wells Cranston Gloria Marquette Payne Dorothy Roper Daly Rort:nct! Lhumm~leu i}dv l ~ WEST VIRGINIA Mar; Ford Deland GAMMA Julie Demoss Joyce Louise Allen Helen Chrisrensen Deniston Mary Kerrerer DeVoe Laron Haught Doty Sandra Culbertson Tom Catherine Graham Emmerr WISCONSIN ALPHA Sandra Fredrick Gabnel Rosemary Stone Bergengren Sheila Hardy Jane Johnson Brauer Lucille Nichols Hicks Lois Dougherty Braun Lucie Ann Johnson Anne Welter Brown Eleanor Knight Keefer Kathryn Butler Carroll Lauric Rhodes Kroger Priscilla Angstma n Chancellor Janet tratton Lamarre Jeanne Marsh Chesney Barbara Mackay Layboum Janet Bickler Crawford Velm" Beaumont Laym"n Laurel T orinus ulp Katherine Miller Mabee Jean Stafford Davis Mary Herman Nieth"ld Rosanne Campbe ll Edwards Eleanor Atwell Noble Hildegll rJ Thadewald Evans Sandra Lee Parker b,ther Ha"en Fon~ca Krisrie Raines Ruth Smevog Fmc Sharon Reed Diane Davidson Heyl Anne Gilbert Roberts<>o Mary Lindblom Iligley Kay Kepler Schroeder EIlIJ Koch Hochman Eli,abeth McDonald Sepe Miriam Efird Hoyt Dana Deaver Suddeth Charlotte York Irey Peggy A. T ohm Jean Hall Janick Sandra Wilhams Todd Vicki Peschel Kaln1l1.> Susan Ferguson Van A lien Shar The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi 49 to P I BET A by Jean Egmon he new national Links to Literacy Committee held T its kick-off meeting October 16- 18, 1992 at Pi Beta Phi's Central Offi ce in St. Louis. The eight-member committee comprised of alumnae and collegians from across the country, including G rand Vice Pres ident of Philanthropies Betty Blade Lofton, gathered to do strategic planning fo r Pi Phi's newest philanthropy. To assist alumnae clubs, collegiate chapters and individual members in de veloping Links to Literacy program , committee members have paired up to serve a liaisons for all Pi Phis planning Amanda Blackley - Collegian local literacy activities. Your personal Committee members. Front: Grand Vice President of Philanthropies Collegiate Provinces Links to Literacy liaisons are Ii ted by Epsilon province. Betty Lofton, Ohio Theta Audrey Watch for more Links to Literacy Snyder, Links to Literacy Chairman Zeta updates and resources in future issues of Jeanie Egmon. Back: Louisiana Eta The ARROW and in future mailings. Alpha Amanda Blackley, Sheryl Xi Craig from Los-Angles/Santa Sigma Tau Kim Allen - Alumna Monica, CA Alumnae Club, Pat Phi Alumnae Provinces Andrews Cole from Indianapolis, Alpha/Beta Tau IN-South Suburban Alumnae Club, Up ilon Missouri Alpha Maggie Geile, Kim Alpha/Gamma Phi Allen from the Waco, TX Alumnae Maggie Geile - Collegian Chi Club, Barbara Roe Luhrs from the Collegiate Provinces Psi Kansas City, MO-Shawnee Mission, Gamma O mega KS Alumnae Club. Delta Pat Andrews Cole - Alumna Jean Egmon - Alumna Iota A lumnae Provinces A lumnae Provinces Kappa Eta Alpha Mu Theta Beta Nu Rho Iota Gamma Psi Kappa Delta Omega Lambda Epsilon Mu Zeta Audrey Snyder - Collegian Sheryl Craig- Alumna Barbara Roe Luhrs - Alumna Collegiate Provinces Alumnae Provinces Alumnae Provinces Alpha/Beta Nu Alpha Alpha/Gamma Xi Beta Theta Alpha/Delta Omicron Lambda Alpha/Epsilon Pi Omicron Alpha/Zeta Rho Pi Alpha/Eta Sigma Upsilon 50 The A rrow of PI Beta Phi DIRECTIONS -ALUMNAE HELP NEEDED DIRECTIONS, Pi Beta Phi's N etworking Program, is being expanded into a networking and mentoring program. It has been redesigned to broaden the personal communication channels between members and allow participation by more of the membership. Please complete and submit the enrollment form as soon as possible. Alumnae help is needed in order to begin the database from which other members can draw information. We are currently working towards inputting the new data re ceived on enrollment forms into a computerized database. We must continue to receive enrollment forms so that this pro gram can be expanded, integrating both collegians and alumnae, for members to retrieve information. An enrollment form is on the back side of this .~he et. Additional forrns are available from your dub president, Central Office or directly from the DIRECTIONS Chairman. Additional information will appear in future issues of The ARROW. Occupation Clusters A) Agriculture & Environment Conservation, Forestry, Horticulture, Landscaping, Recycling, Wildlife B) Architecture, Engineering & Design Drafting, Graphic and Interior Design, Surveyor, All Engineers C) Communications Advertising, Broadcasting, Journalism, Media, Publishing, Reporting, Writing D) Computer & Science All Computer/Technical Support, Data Process ing, All Scientists E) Construction & Trades Automotive, Electrical, Mechanical, Painting, Plumbing, Textile F) Cultural & Arts Crafts, Ente tainmen , Film, Museums, Music, Performing, Photography, Theater G) Education & Counseling All Levels of Education, Employment Services, Librarian , Social Work H) Finance Accounting, Banking, Consulting, Economist, Investments, Math, Statistics I) Government, Non"profit & Religion Military, Ministry, Public & Social Services, Volunteer J) Health & Medicine Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy, Phys ician, Psychology, Therapists, Veterinary K) Home Economics Homemaker, Childrearing, Family Planning L) Hospitality Catering, Chef, Convention, Food Services, Hotel, Restaurant M) Legal & Law Enforcement Attorney, Court Reporting, Judicial, Paralegal, Police N) Management & Administration Admin istrative Support, C lerical, Human Resources, Personnel, Public Relations 0) Manufacturing Equipment Maintenance, Factory Operation, Plant Management P) Recreation, Leisure & Travel Airlines, Fitness Sports, Tourism Q) Retail Consumer, De ign, Fa hion, Merchandi ing R) Sales & Marketing Buyer, I mport/Export , In urance, Real Estate, Repre entative, Research, Wholesale S) Transportation & Moving Shipping & Freight, Trucking The Arrow of P, Beta Ph, 51 DIRECTIONS -PI BETA PHI'S NETWORKING & MENTORING PROGRAM Nationwide network of alumnae who are willing to help Pi Phis "get acquainted" and "get started" in a new environment. A mentor relationship can provide information and friendship and a way to trans, fer knowledge and tips. You choose your own level of participation; no implied obligations. Please complete legibly. Check One: Add my name and mentoring information to the program. Delete my name from the program. Change my existing information in the program. Circle Appropriate Categories: Mentoring Categories 1) Career search and contacts 5) Residential 2) Career consultations/information 6) Social and personal needs 3) Career search training and skills 7) Clubs and Organizations 4) City and community information 8) Family and home interaction/referrals Complete: City of specialization or interest: ______Closest metropolitan area: ______ Name: Last ______First ------Middle ______Maiden ------ Home Address ______City, State ______Zip ______HomePhone ______ Chapter ______Year of Initiation ____ Occupation Cluster(s): ______(See listing on back) Occupation Title/Description ______ I understand that this information may be released to any Pi Phi who requests the information. Signature: ______Date: ______ Return to: DIRECTIONS Program, Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis, MO 63105 52 The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Sometimes it takes an active to Pi Phis Jan identify alumnae! That was the case at Henning Green Advertising Incorporated in Tulsa, (Indiana Beta) and Oklahoma this past summer when Rebecca Raun University of Kansas active Heather Westberg (Iowa Richetto became an intern. Heather Gamma) designed proudly displays her letters around the an angel license plate of her car. One by one Christmas Tree each Pi Phi alum at Ad Inc. went to entitled "A Host of Heather to identify themselves as a sis Angels" for the ter. When all was said and done, four 1991 Festival of alumnae worked in the 45 person of Trees in Des fict:. Su this summer more than 10 per Moines, Iowa, cent of the staff at Ad Inc. were Pi which benefited Phis. The five Pi Phis are Kristi Brooks Blank Children's (Oklahoma Alpha '83), Karen Framel Hospitals. Moss (Oklahoma Beta '75), Heather and many other Richetto (Kansas Alpha'89), Nancy natural materials Shelby Mitchell (Oklahoma Alpha were used to make '65) and Linda Alexander King the 14 angel dolls (Oklahoma Beta '79). used as ornaments Kentucky Beta Patricia for the tree. Barnstable Brown received several awards this past May. Her annual Diamond Derby Celebrity Gala in Louisville has raised nearly $200,000 in the last four years for diabetes research, educational programs and a camp for diabetic youths. At a luncheon meet- ing of the Kentucky Affiliate of the cessful law career while managing a American Diabetes Association, Tricia husband and two year old twin sons was given the national association's Teddy Jr., and Christian. Pam's law President-Chairman Award of specialties are in the areas of insurance Appreciation and was told that defense, legal and medical malpractice, President Bush had nominated her for defense litigation, plaintiff's personal a Thousand Points of Light Award. injury and condemnation. T ricia was also recognized for good citi Dr. Mary Baumgartner zenship by the U.S. House of Scharold, Kansas Alpha, was ap Representatives and Senate, received a pointed as a Training and Supervising Heart of Honor award from comedian Analyst at the Houston-Galveston Bob Hope, and was named a distin Psychoanalytic Institute. She is the guished citizen of Louisville by the of first woman to be so honored in the fice of Mayor Jerry Abramson. Saturday Houston Institute. While in college, May 30, was declared "T ricia Mary was the recipient of an Amy Barnstable Brown Day" by a represen Burnham Onken chapter award and tative from Governor Brereton Jones' later received a Pi Phi Graduate office. T ricia, a former actress and Fellowship. Having erved as president model, appeared with her twin sister, of the Houston Psychiatric Society, as Cyb Barnstable, in Doublemint chew president of the Houston-Galveston Indiana Gamma Cherry Sheppard ing gum commercials. Psychoanalytic Society, and as a com Sparks has been elected Pam Crippen Overton, an mittee chairman in the Texas Society International President of THE Arizona Beta, from Arizona State of Psychiatric Physicians, she has also QUESTERS, an organization University was featured in the May been on committees of the American whose aim is to stimulate the ap 1992 issue of Today's Arizona Woman Psychiatric Association and of the preciation of antiques through because of the significant impact she is American Psychoanalytic Association. study and to encourage the preser having in Arizona's courtrooms. In In addition, she is a clinical associate vation of historical landmarks. October 1990, Pam became a senior professor at Baylor College of There are about 950 chapters locat partner in the Phoenix law firm of Medicine, listed in Who's Who of ed throughout the United States O'Connor, Cavanagh, Anderson, American Women, and a member of and Canada. THE QUESTERS' Westover, Killingsworth and Beshear . the Housron, Texas Alumnae Club. motto is, "It's fun to search and a She has managed to maintain her suc- joy to find." The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi 53 New Mexico Alpha Anita Arkansas Alpha Sheila Rom ero is serving a term with the Boylan Parsons has been a United States Peace Corps. She is serv professional artist and work ing her two year term teaching English shop instructor/leader fo r 15 in Namibia, Afri ca in the secondary yea rs. She has led and taught school system. Anita graduated fro m workshops across the United the University of New Mexico College States, in Wales, Mexico, of Fine Arts wi th a double major in Italy, Spain, Ireland and English literature and fine arts. France. Sheila is a signature Recent passage of Tennessee legis member of Mid-Southern lation which requires repeat rapists and Watercolorists, on the faculty child rapists to serve their full prison of the Arkansas Arts Center, term was due in part to the courage of active in the state Artists-in Beck y Griffith Hutchings. Becky, a the-Schools Program, and has member of the Nashville Alumnae works in public and private C lub, spoke publicly of her 1984 ab collections all over the world. duction and rape. Her testimony, along Sheila appropriately calls her with that of four other women, was in self a "have brush will travel" strumental in getting this landmark workshop teacher. legislation passed. Nations Bank has Oklahoma Beta contributed $30,000 to the Rape and Patricia Turk Schloesser, M. D., a Phyllis Brownlee Blair, Kentucky Sexual Abuse Center in honor of board certified pediatrician who head Beta, president of the Pittsburgh Becky and Nations' 2,000 women em ed the Kansas State Health South Hills Alumnae Club and her ployees. Department's efforts in maternal and mother, Phyllis Crowe Brownlee, Florida Alpha Mary Ethel child health for many years, was hon Ohio Alpha. Gilbert Prather makes baskets the ored with the Martha Kay Eliot Award , old-fashioned way: she starts by cutting honoring exceptional service to moth school to recycle. Kris became con down a tree. In order to be considered ers and children. The award is give n by cerned about the huge amount of paper a basket maker rather than a basket as the American Public Health disposed of in her school. The village sembler, Mary Ethel began learning to Association. of Mount Prospect offered no paper re make her own materials from trees . Houston C ity Council member cycling program, so Kris found a local Basket making includes cutting down Eleanor Whilden Tinsley, Texas recycling company willing to come to the tree, splitting, cutting and shaving Zeta, has been selected to receive the Lions School to pick up recycled paper, the wood into workable pieces and Mayor's 1992 Proud Partners Award . It but at a cost. Kris went to her facu lty then weav ing the basket. Since she ad is the first time a public official has for support and then applied for a grant mires traditional Shaker forms, she been so honored . There are now 58 to cover expenses. Wal-Mart often uses Shaker patterns or adds her neighborhood school parks in Houston Corporation came through with a special variation to a traditional pat as a result of her inspiration and tireless Community Impact G rant of$750. tern. Her baskets have been selected commitment to the SPARK program Because Lions was one of the first for gallery exhibits and for inclusion in which she founded in 1983. school accounts where paper was specialty basketry shops. She continues Kristina Nelson Hochmuth, picked up, Kris Hochmuth and her stu to take classes and is always interested Indiana Epsilon, an environmentally dents became famous. Several newspa in new basketry techniques. Mary Ethel minded school teacher from Lions Park per articles focused on the recycling has received two scholarships to study Elementary School in Mount Prospect, project. Kris was even asked to cut the at Arrowmont. Illinois, spearheaded a program in her ribbon at the opening of the new Mount Prospect Wal-Mart. A field trip to the actual recycling plant was given to all kindergarten through 5th grade students and their teachers from Lions. They were the first student group to ever tour the faCility. Four Pi Phis from Utah Alpha who graduated from the University of Utah in 1951 had a wonderful two week reunion in Alaska. The four some took a one-week cruise on the S.S. Rotterdam down the in land passageway from Anchorage to Vancouver. P ictured from left to right are Mary P erry (P at) Zielinski, Janet Dean Murphy, Sheila Dugan Barton and Joan Olpin M cGee. 54 The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi Texas Beta, Nelwyn Harman The Cypress Creek Alumnae yearly event has been a significant en Reagon, was featured in Discover Club was proud to pre ent four Golden hancement to the sale of Arrowcraft Waco, a magazine published monthly Arrow Award at its Founder' Day items and a member of the Pi Phi' in Waco, Texas. She was highlighted luncheon in April. The recipient of Lafayette Alumnae Club ha been gen a one who makes the community of this honor were: Lanelle Penny Banks, eral chairman for the past 3 years. Waco a better place to live. Nelwyn South Carolina Alpha, Mildred Ellison Collegiate members of Indiana Delta, has served in various leadership posi Bean, Ohio Alpha, Marie Hansen along with the House Director, were tions, including YWCA Pathfinders McRoberts, Illinois Alpha and invited to ass i t the alumnae during the Award chairman, YWCA Academic Margaret Klein, Iowa Zeta. The lun sale and to enjoy the box luncheon. All Stars chairman, YWCA Board of cheon was held at Girl's Country, the In September, the Louisville Directors president, Keep Waco club's philanthropiC project. The com Alumnae Club held its annual Beautiful president, "Build A New Y plex is located north of Houston and potluck supper at the home of Martha Now" chairman, First Baptist of provides temporary homes for displaced Maier. Aftf't ~irlner j the evening was Woodway Youth Division director, and girls. highlighted by a video presentation Brazos Forum board member. Nelwyn i Members of the Northern New featuring the renovation of the a member of the Waco Alumnae Club. Jersey Alumnae Club successfully Kentucky A lpha chapter hou e on the Missouri Gamma Betsy Maas conducted their first "garage sale" fund University of Louisville campus. Davidson is making a difference as a raiser at the Morristown, New Jersey The Meridian, Mississippi pre-eighth grade teacher at Webster Armory on March 28, 1992. Club Alumnae Club held a Mother Middle School in Oklahoma City, members donated "gently used" items Daughter Tea in May at the home of Oklahoma. Betsy noticed a sense of in from their attics and basements which alumna Melanie Mitchell. Area alum terest while listening to her students' were then sold at the Armory. The nae and actives were invited to attend heated debates about the Kennedy as money raised was used to purchase nu and bring either their mother, daugh sassination and film director O liver merou books for the preschool chil ter, mother-in-law, or daughter-in law. Stone's controversial movie "JFK." She dren and mothers staying at the club's A total of 16 Pi Phis and family mem realized she had a chance to do more local philanthropy, the Babyland ber enjoyed the afternoon event. than just teach another history lesson Shelter for Battered Women. Organizers were alumnae club members to her students - students who had P eggy King Buchannan, Linda Bruister, Martha Mazingo, been targeted as "at-risk" and placed in Colorado Alpha, is an extremely en Melanie Mitchell, and Charlotte Webster Middle's pre-eighth grade ergetic and athletic woman. Peggy and Chaney. pilot project because of academic and her husband Jack enjoy skiing, moun motivation problems. Fueled by further tain biking, hiking, backpacking, lake study, including focus on current New swimming, fishing, gardening. and pho York imes' bestseller "JFK: tography. Peggy, an avid swimmer, is Conspiracy of Silence," Betsy, her stu not only involved in the Evergreen dents and Webster Middle School Recreation Center's master swimming Principal Dr. Jan Borelli traveled by program: she tarted it. The interna chartered bus to meet with the book's tional program is for adults age 20 and author, Dr. Charles Crenshaw, in up who want to get into shape, have Dallas, Texas. The students first met fun and set and reach their own per with representatives from the JFK sonal goals. Peggy recently returned Assassination Information Center and from the World Masters Swimming Museum, visited the historical sites of Championships in Indianapolis, Dealey Plaza, the grassy knoll and the Indiana, where she participated in Texas School Book Depository and eight events. then participated in a luncheo'n with Pi Phi's Arrowcraft items were fea Dr. Crenshaw. Betsy's students were tured at the 3rd annual Holiday given a unique history lesson that they Boutique spon ored by the Lafayette will not soon forget. Alumnae PanheUenic Council in The Imperial Polk County October. Sales were brisk and enthusi Alumnae Club celebrated their first asm high for the display of the three Founders' Day with a luncheon held at sample kits ordered from the Two Pi Phis enjoy careers in the Imperial Lakes Country Club in Arrowcraft Shop. Each participating exciting world of women's fashion. Lakeland, Florida. The alumnae club alumnae group was encouraged to dis Both Elizabeth Carr McElwain, had previously been active for 57 years play and sell crafts, baked goods, snack Virginia Epsilon, and Nancy and was known as the Lakeland items, holiday notes and gift wraps in Garretson Morr, Illinois Epsilon, Alumnae Club. With recent renewed order to fund their individual philan are Vice-Presidents of CMcE, Ltd., intere t, a new club to link Pi Phi in thropic endeavors. Held in a central 10- a women's custom fashions manu the Polk County area wa formed . cation and enhanced by a box lun facturer in Lake Forest, Illinois. Nancy Roake O'Neil, Eta Alumnae cheon (by re ervation) chaired and Beth is VP of Product Province President, presented the club served by Chi Omega Alumnae, the Development and Quality and with their charter and then in tailed Boutique has become a popular early Nancy is VP of Sales and new club officers. holiday event in the community. This Marketing. The Arrow of Pi Bela Ph, 55 Pi Beta Phi's national Directors gather for Officers' Leadership Workshop. Front: Kay Cromb Brada, Kay Knittle Brock, Maurine Hager Jones, Joey Blume Hamilton, Kay Cross Baker, Jane Landreth Russell, Joanne MaGirl Arnold and Gayla Velvin Ferree. Back: Jo Scholes Hill, Linda Burrows Priest, Lou Ann Montgomery Carter, Sara Wareham Waggoner and Kathy Anderson Witte. Collegiate Province Presidents join Grand Vice President of Collegians Beth van Maanen Beatty for work shops, training and general sessions at the 1992 Officers' Leadership Workshop. "Putting the Pieces Together" was the theme for the workshop held at Pi Beta Phi's Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts. Grand Vice President of Alumnae Sara Shipley Bowers enjoys time with the Fraternity's Alumnae Province Presidents during Officers's Leadership Workshop held in Gatlinburg, Tennessee the weekend of September 19. Alumnae workshops covered such topics as resources, extension, communications, awards, program ming, club visits and alumnae re gional retreats. 56 The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi Through this Picking up the tragedy, I met a truly remarkable Pi Phi. Pieces Diane Dugoni hoaf, by Heather Harley Koshny Florida Delta 1972, is a Presbyterian minis As I picked up the phone to call ter whose parish, lo The ARROW editor today, I surveyed cated in Homestead, my own home. There are several holes Florida, suffered in the roof, and half of its windows and major damage as did doors are missing. I lived for three weeks the homes of most of without electricity, refrigeration and hot the church's mem water. Yet, I am so vety, very fortunate; bers. Many in the the roof structl lrp has held and I have congregation are el boards on my windows to keep looters derly and live in mo out. I still have a home. bile homes. Their Since August 24, 1992 when the homes could not catastrophic Hurricane Andrew struck, withstand the 200 mph winds. These Heather Harley Koschny never it has been months of gut wrenching ex fixed income retirees are financially imagined she would be driving a istence in south Dade County, Florida. devastated and have lost their ense of fork lift to deliver donations of Life has been tough; tougher than one independence, having to move in with food, water and medical supplies to can ever imagine or that television friends and family members. Most can the needy. She certainly never could portray. Yet, survivors of this hor not rebuild and have lost their belong imagined she would be doing so for rific act of nature are not scarred. ings. These are the hardships and heart her own neighborhood. Instead, memories of neighbor helping breaking circum tances that Diane faces neighbor and the American people's every day as she personally visits all of in total property damage was caused by generosity stand out prominently in our the congregation members. Her pa the storm's rage. minds. tience and caring nature help people The effects are overwhelming and Most of all, the friendship of Pi bring perspective to the chaos brought the Miami Alumnae Club is asking for Beta Phi has provided much needed with Hurricane Andrew. all Pi Phis to open their hearts and help. moral support. Old friends looked after The environment has al 0 suffered As the task force PI PHI seeks to locate one another as the Miami Alumnae massive amount of damage. Three mil all area members we ask that if you Club set up its task force PI PHI (Pi lion cubic feet of debris has been col know the whereabouts of anyone who Phis Involved with Post Hurricane lected and dumped into what were once has been forced to relocate we ask that Initiative) through which the club is lovely tropical parks. you send their name and address to the contacting all Pi Phis in the area to in The rebuilding process is going to listing below. quire as to their well-being and to iden take an extremely long time ... years, The Miami Alum Club is collect tify their needs. maybe decades. In total, 65,000 houses ing very small and inexpensive toilet ar Many alumnae are volunteering suffered damage, of which 28,000 were ticles and toys If any member, chapter their time to the Hurricane Relief Effort destroyed. 80,000 hou eholds lost phone or alumnae club can help us in these distributing the generous and over service as did 1.4 million electric cus desperate times please send items to: whelming contributions that flooded in tomers. One month later, 28,000 house Heather Harley Ko chny, 7690 SW from all over the world. Ann Jones, holds were still not energized and that is 156th Street, Miami FL 33157. Virginia Beta 1929, works with the Red with more than 5,000 workers from All Miami area Pi Phis would like Cross Emergency Services to arrange Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North to thank everyone who has sent wishes military leaves for those in the Armed Carolina, Kentucky, and Tennessee during the e extraordinary times. We Forces who need to come home because working around the clock. $20 million appreciate it so very much. their homes have been destroyed. I have been working at the Salvation Army Sharing Center distributing medical supplie to Migrant Farm workers, Haitian and Cuban refugees. Caring for the needs of 160,000 homeless i mind boggling. There are headache and ill nesses from prolonged stress, cuts and infections related to the clean-up ef forts, and sick children because of inade quate, unsanitary living conditions, lack of clean water and malnutrition. Florida Delta Diane Dugoni Soaf ob erving damage in the Maranja Lakes area. The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi 57 CarolYn Helman Lichtenberg Crest Award N omination Form The prestigious Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg Crest Award recognizes alumnae members who exhibit excellence and outstanding leadership in their professions and careers or service to their communities. Nominees should have received widespread recognition within their field or service area to be considered for this award. Any Pi Beta Phi alumnae member in good standing is eligible to receive this award. Nominees need not be current members of an alumnae club. Nominations may be made by individuals, colle giate chapters or alumnae clubs. Past nominations may be resubmitted. Please complete the nomination form and return it by February 10, 1993 to: Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg Crest Award N ominations Pi Beta Phi Fraternity 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 St. Louis, MO 63105 PLEASE TYPE Full name of nominee: ------~~~~~----77~~~~------Address: ______~~~~~~----~~~~~------ Telephone N umber: ______--,::..--=,.,...,.:..-,..~7_7::~:_.:_:__~ U ni versi ty or ColIege: ____-::-....:C-:-'- ____---:: ----:-:--::--....,..,...",....,-....,- Degree: ______~ ______ Chapter: ______....:;-".-,- ______-,---:,....::."....:,..:.,-~:...,- Year of Initiation: __..:",- ______ Vocation: ______::...... :. ______--:=-...:...... :...... ___ Professional and/or Community awards, honors, achievementS: _ ---",-,....,-;-__----", ,--.,,--______ ______'-- ______(Continue on separate sheet if necessary} The category for which this nomination applies (check one per form): Outstanding contribution to profession or career Outstanding contribution to community Photographs are requested. Nominations must be accompanied by a one-page letter of support. Nomination submitted by: ______Address: ______ Telephone Number: ______or Collegiate Chapter: ______Alumnae Club: 58 The Arrow of P, Beta Phi I IN MEMORIAM I Initiation Year and Month and Year of Death follow each member's name and chapter of initiation. When submitting death notices to Central Office, please give month and year of death. Names cannot be listed without this information. Alabama Alpha Colorado Beta Illinois Eta Mary Frances May Lauppe (Mrs. Minnie Kemp Littlefield (Mrs. Kathryn Freeman Dawson Kuhle C.) 1940; July 1992 M. A.) 1915, Affiliated Nebraska (Mrs. H. A.) 1924; August 1992 L\lhe-+-~ Al_L_ Beta; July 1992 Helen Jones Trenchard (M~rs. W.) J. UU 1 La. f""\.lIJ lld Florence Cranston Wilkens 1920; May 1992 Margaret Haverstock Burgar (Mrs. G. G.) 1916; May 1992 Catherine Doane Wood (Mrs. R. (Mrs. R. W.) 1937; March 1992 A.) 1931 ; February 1992 Dr. Hazel Rutherford McCuaig Florida Alpha Doris Worsham, 1937; January (Mrs. S.) 1931 ; August 1992 Jessine Brooks Hart (Mrs. K., 1992 Jane Orchard Stevenson, 1942; Sr.) 1917; July 1992 April 1992 June Barry Houston, 1954; Illinois Theta August 1992 Marion Covey Black (Mrs. J. S.) Arizona Alpha Mary Talton Murphy (Mrs. D. 1947; June 1992 Susan Lee Barnes (Mrs. R. E.) A.) 1924; June 1992 Jean Coomber Papendick (Mrs. 1955; April 1992 Martha Jane Vinson Singletary, L. W.) 1952; October 1991 Nancy Weigester Dunaway (Mrs. 1955; May 1992 J. A.) 1942; April 1992 Dorothy Klock Weeks (Mrs. D. Indiana Al ha Patricia Smith Jennings Schriber, L.) 1920; October 1991 Marjory Records Landecker 1944; July 1992 (Mrs. W.) 1938; July 1992 Florida Beta Mabel Pruitt Mohr (Mrs. C. P.) Arkansas Alpha Annette McKenney Scott, 1925; 1919; May 1992 Mary Scott Burnet, 1941; March July 1992 Georgia Dolen Rinker (Mrs. G. 1992 A.) 1939; July 1992 Katherine North Domhlaser Idaho Al ha (Mrs. J. W.) 1960; November Josephine Brady, 1928; June 1992 Indiana Beta 1991 Ruth J. Allen, 1937; June 1992 Lucinda Holt Harris, 1970; July Illinois Al ha 1992 Eugenia Davis Mohr (Mrs. L. E.) Indiana Delta Margaret Cole Soper, 1931; May 1949; July 1992 Katharine Smeltzly Benner, 1922; 1992 Katheryn Lyle White (Mrs. M.) September 1992 1928; August 1992 Dorothy Otten Lafuse (Mrs. W. California Al ha K.) 1925; May 1992 Virginia Clowe Bullis Merrick Illinois Beta (Mrs. W.) 1912; June 1992 Audrey Frederick King (Mrs. C.) Indiana Gamma 1922; July 1992 Dorothy Behmer Hebert (Mrs. California Delta Lucille Tatman Smith (Mrs. H . V.) 1928; November 1991 Mabel Stidham Wanamaker C.) 1927; January 1992 Elizabeth Campbell Miner, 1919, (Mrs. R.) 1928; January 1992 Affiliated Illinois Epsilon; December Louise Magill Williams (Mrs. A.) Illinois Beta~ Delta 1991 1940; June 1992 Shirley Crandell Mast, 1942; June Marjorie Booth Watkins (Mrs. W. 1992 S.) 1934; June 1992 Colorado Alpha Margaret Gessner Twyman Bella Lipscomb Boner (Mrs. H.) (Mrs. R. C.) 1933; May 1992 Indiana Zeta 1926; January 1992 Diane Wiley Gustafson (Mrs. H. Barbara Owen Henneberry (Mrs. Illinois Delta H.) 1952; July 1992 H . M.) 1941; Augu t 1992 Winifred Murphy Barr (Mrs. P . Jane O'Herren Larsh (Mrs. E.) Jane Prouty Perrella (Mrs. J. R.) W.) 1927; July 1992 1952; Augu t 1992 1944; August 1992 Martha Greenewald Pugh (Mrs. Illinois E silon Indiana Eta W. R. ) 1992; September 1992 Jane Burrow Nielsen (Mrs. H. Karen Sue Rorick, 1992; July 1992 Julia Caldwell Sandoe, 1937; L.) 1942; June 1992 eptember 1992 Iowa Al ha June Berry, 1919; July 1992 The Arrow of Pi Beta Ph. 59 Iowa Beta Michi an Beta North Dakota Al ha Elizabeth Wright Henderson Polly Van Schoick Noyes (Mrs. Ella Harshman Koucky (Mrs. F. (Mrs. G. M.) 1922; May 1992 A. D.) 1955; August 1992 L.) 1921 ; June 1992 Olive Wright Woline (Mrs. R Alice Levin Sussex (Mrs. F. H.) W.) 1929; March 1992 Minnesota Al ha 1921; May 1992 Vivian Witt Andrist (Mrs. R. K.) Iowa Gamma 1937; March 1992 Ohio Al ha Mary Cancannon, 1923; Marguerite Curfman Bachman Alene Wills Griffith (Mrs. P. A.) December 1991 (Mrs. R W.) 1939; May 1992 1929; September 1992 Helen Holloway Hallbert, 192 4; Doris Parks Pergrin (Mrs. M.) June 1992 Missouri Al ha 1922; August 1992 June Corey Mawdsley (Mrs. R. Margaret Ott Barnes (Mrs. F. P.) Frances Lawson Rose (Mrs. G. I.) 1927; April 1992 1927; May 1992 R) 1930; August 1992 Arline Hinson Nye (Mrs. R. 0.) Mildred Usher Fuller (Mrs. J. T .) 1930; January 1992 1922; February 1992 Ohio Beta Elizabeth "Betsy" Dare McCarty Ellen Kahle Hanger (Mrs. R J.) Kansas Al ha (Mrs. R. S.) 1943; July 1992 1941; May 1992 Jane Campbell Butler (Mrs. J. Ruth Pinkham Woodcock (Mrs. Jean Howard Howser (Mrs. G. R.) 1933; July 1992 G. L.) 1931;June 1992 A.) 1936; July 1992 Isabel Doerr Campbell (Mrs. H. C.) 192 1; September 1992 Missouri Beta Ohio Delta Jane D. Johns, 1917; April 1992 Eloise Armington Brown (Mrs. Kansas Beta Harriet Baur Spoehrer (Mrs. H. G. K.) 1925; May 1992 Marion Welch Farmer (Mrs. A. F.) 1925; July 1992 Mildred Crawford Murphy L.) 1921 ; June 1992 Marietta McIntyre Tracy (Mrs. Cuber (Mrs. J. F.) 1926; June Rosalie Ellis Goodwin (Mrs. V. R) 1929; eptember 1992 1992 0.) 1936; April 1992 Lucile McCutchan Woodworth, Susan Hamilton Walter (Mrs. P. Marcia White Hargreave (Mrs. 1926; June 1992 W.) 1930; June 1992 R W.) 1930; July 1992 Malena Berglund Swain (Mrs. B. Missouri Gamma Oklahoma Al ha G.) 1933; June 1992 Mary R McDaniel, 193 1; May Sarah Elizabeth "Libby" Phillips Agnes McClaren Wheeler, 1929; 1992 Burns (Mrs. J.) 1936; Augu t August 1992 1992 Montana Alpha Eleanor Crowl Childers (Mrs. H. Louisiana Beta Ethel Sanford Adams (Mrs. P. L.) 1920; March 1992 Carol Fischer Landers (Mrs. D. E.) 1924, Affiliated Massachusetts Janet Grammer Cresto (Mrs. F.) T.) 1963; June 1992 A lpha ; July 1992 1955; July 1992 Linda Eberhardt Olson (Mrs. B.) Ruth Davidson Kelly (Mrs. R J.) Lucile Shelton Shanks (Mrs. J. 1972; July 1992 1921 ; October 1991 L.) 1923; June 1992 Eunice Campbell Lammers (Mrs. Manitoba Al ha O. A.) 1929; January 1992 Oklahoma Beta Thora Sigurdson Macleod (Mrs. Sonya Ward Balkman (Mrs. J. G.) 1945; June 1992 Nebraska Beta H.) 1956; July 1992 Elizabeth Tooley Newton (Mrs. Raye Robb Ellis (Mrs. W. H.) Norma Warmack Denman (Mrs. F.) 1938; March 1992 1929; March 1992 D.) 1944; August 1992 Joel Bailey Grimm (Mrs. P. D.) Massachusetts Alpha 1948; April 1992 Ontario Al ha Margaret Jackson Kasschau Margaret Bansbach Miller (Mrs. Helen "Hebe" Appelbe Hillary (Mrs. K.) 1932; May 1992 B. C.) 1930; August 1992 (Mrs. A. T.) 1926;June 1992 Frederica Leach Newton (Mrs. P. S.) 1946; May 1992 Nevada Al ha Ontario Beta Kathryn Clark, 1922; May 1992 Adrienne Salmond Black (Mrs. Michi an Al ha Eileen Haffey David (Mrs. W. G. A.) 1958; June 1992 Esther Groff Burt (Mrs. E. K.) H.) 1932; November 1991 1931; June 1992 Ore on Al ha Matjorie Williams Dorsh (Mrs. New York Delta Eunice Cowgill Edlund (Mrs. H. B. M.) 1924; September 1991 Arlette Stevens Dyott (Mrs. M. D.) 1921; May 1992 Ruth Counselman Plankell H.) 1954; January 1992 Margaret Fanning Geer (Mrs. E. (Mrs. M. D.) 1929; February E.) 1937;July 1992 1992 North Carolina Alpha Frances Shoemaker Gregg, 1916; Patricia Peterson Seeber (Mrs. Ginger Camaline Kepley, 1990; October 1991 J.) 1945; May 1992 July 1992 June Boswell Macy (Mrs. W. J. ) 1943; June 1992 60 The Arrow of p, Beta Ph, Margaret Bunn Stewart, 1926; Frances Bartlett Fix (Mrs. G. J.) Virginia Gamma May 1992 1931, Affiliated Texas Alpha; Sue Chaffee Wagner (Mrs. R.) April 1992 Sarah Wright Graninger (Mrs. J. 1955; November 1991 Margaret McDowell Garbade F.) 1951; March 1992 (Mrs. F. A.) 1936; September Julia Leech, 1927, Affiliated Oregon Gamma 1992 Virginia Alpha; September 1991 Dona Adams Rothwell (Mrs. M. June Poteet Landrum (Mrs. C. Washin ton Al ha 0.) 1946; June 1992 K.) 1948; August 1992 Virginia Garrott Maberry (Mrs. Pearl Harold Lovering (Mrs. F.) Penns Ivania Al ha J. F.) 1936; August 1992 1923; May 1992 Alice Lippincott Devout (Mrs. Mary CuUum Nash (Mrs. G. D.) Washington Beta A. W.) 1917;July 1992 1927; June 1992 Irene Getsman Morrison (Mrs. n 1 • T"I . Martha Farrell Whittington. r ennsy 1 vanla neta 1940; September 1992 M. E.) 1922; November 1991 Lyde Tingley Sutherland (Mrs. West Virginia Alpha W. C.) 1931; November 1991 Texas Gamma Norma "Pepper" Connelley Kathleen Berthy Huffman (Mrs. Penns lvania Delta Anderson (Mrs. R. W.) 1960; J. C.) 1931; June 1992 Feme Wein Home, 1924; June 1992 West Virginia Beta September 1992 Dawn Nichols Thompson (Mrs. T. H.) 1957; April 1992 Mary Katharine Hartman Kessel South Carolina Alpha Shirley Smith Williams (Mrs. B. (Mrs. O. D.) 1951; May 1992 Marian Wilder McArthur (Mrs. H.) 1953, Affiliated Illinois Eta; Wisconsin Beta J. A.) 1939; July 1992 November 1991 Rita Hirschel Thompson (Mrs. Tennessee Al ha Texas Zeta H. A.) 1949; December 1991 Ida Callaway Colburn (Mrs. C. Carmen Smith Baxter (Mrs. C. Wyoming Alpha S.) 1926; June 1992 W.) 1977; May 1992 Mary Acuff Stone (Mrs. A. W.) Utah Alpha Anna Maurine Lane Garwood 1925; July 1992 (Mrs. G. W.) 1926; September Shirley King Rich (Mrs. J. C.) 1992 Texas Alpha 1933; August 1991 Lyell Knight Snyder (Mrs. W. Kathryn Wood Johnston (Mrs. Vermont Beta K.) 1943; July 1992 C. W.) 1962; May 1992 Frances McClellan Marshall (Mrs. S. W.) 1926; July 1992 Helen Ulmer Van Atta, 1934; July 1992 Kathryne Baker Witty (Mrs. M. Texas Beta B.) 1916, Affiliated Missouri Mae Flanary Egan (Mrs. J. M.) Alpha; March 1992 1918; June 1992 PI BETA PHI FOUNDATION HONORARY AND MEMORIAL GIFTS Enclo ed is my/our gift of $____ _ Name of donor or club: ______ o In memory of: ______If club, President's name: ______Chapter/year of initiation.______who died on: ______Street address: ______o In honor of: ______City/State/Zip: ______Chapter/year of initiation ______ Please make check payable to the Pi Beta Phi Foundation. end acknowledgement to: ______All gifts to the Foundation are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law. Street address: ______Mail thi form with your gift to: Pi Beta Phi Foundation, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 City/State/Zip: ______St. Louis, MO 63105 The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi 61 Fraternity Director~ I Barberry Lane, Wilmll1gton, DE 19807 Graduate Consultant Coordinator - Karen Former Grand Presidents Director of Chapter Support, Region I - Consalus Price (Mrs. Edward D.) MO Alice Weber Johnson (Mrs. Irwin T.) MO Joanne MaGiri Arnold (Mrs. Donald R.) Alpha, 12167 Eddyspark Drive, Beta, Box 337, Carm el Va lley, CA TX Beta, 32640 Spinnaker Drive, Avon Herndon, VA 22070 93924 Lake, OH 44012 Supervisor of Province Coordinators - Sarahjane Paulson Vanasse (Mrs. Horace) Director of Chapter Support, Region II - Patricia Friend Cooke (Mrs. William WA Beta, 3401 25th We;,t :520, Seattle, Linda Burrows Prie;,t (Mr;,. J. R.) OK W.) ID Alph a, 23832 140th SE, Kent, WA 98 199 Beta, 203 East II th Street, Pawhuska, WA 98042 Elizabeth Turner Orr (Mrs. J. Gordon) OR OK 74056 Convention Boutique Chairman - Kitsie Alpha, 9450 SW Brentwood Place, Director of Chapter Support, Region III - Barkley Roth (Mrs. Jon) LA Beta, 6039 Tigard , OR 97224 Joan Scholes Hill (Mrs. David) KS Camp Street, New Orleans, LA 7011 8 Jean Wirths Scott (Mrs. Jon) PA Beta, 11 86 Alpha, 3772 Wonderland Hill, Boulder, Directions Program Chairman - Lisa Cedarwood Drive, Moraga, CA 94556 CO 80304 Gamel, CO Alpha, 3025 Van Ness Ave. Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg (Mrs. Joseph Director of Collegiate Extension - Jane :9, San Francisco, CA 94109 M.) O H Alpha, 65 12 Anna Maria Landreth Russell (Mrs. T. E.) AZ Alpha, Court, McLean, VA 22101 62 44 East Berneil, Paradise Valley, AZ Special Officers 852 53 Officer Emeritus Director of Finance - Maurine Hager Jones Traveling Graduate Consultants - Tracy (Mrs. K. C.) MT Alpha, 4308 Oak ridge Furner, Marni McCown, Beth Miller, Grand Treasurer Emeritus - Orpha Road, Midland, MI 48640 Allison Swann, Kati e Tinstm an O'Rourke Coenen (Mrs. Andrew G.) IN Director of Membership - Kay Knittle Resident Graduate Consultants - Lauren Delta, P.O. Box 8, Little Chute, WI Brock (Mrs. S. W.) CO Alpha, 5459 Gross, Ann Rossi 54140 West 85th Terrace, Shawnee Miss ion, KS 66207 Pi Beta Phi Central Office Grand Council Director of Pledge Development - Sheila 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis, Consaul , lL Theta, 909 North Kansas MO 63105, 314/727.7338, FAX: Grand President - Jo Ann Minor Roderick 314/72 7 ·8049 (Mrs. M. W.) OK Beta, 70 1 Greystone, Street, A rl ington, VA 2220 I Director of Rush - Gayla Ve lvin Ferree Executive Director - Vi rginia Bland Fry, Still water, OK 7407 4 TN Beta Grand Vice President of Collegians - Beth (Mrs. Charles) OK Alpha, 3413 Acorn Run, Fort Worth, TX 76 109 Controller - Lee Ulrich van Maanen Beatty (Mrs. C. C. ) TX Communications Coordinator - Jennifer Gamm a, 1506 San Sebastian Lane, Director of Undergraduate Programming- Sheila Graham Moeller Barcus (M rs. C. Blaine) MO Nassau Bay , TX 77058 Alpha Grand Vice President of Alumnae - Sara Sherman, IL Theta, 804 White Willow Shipley Bowers (Mrs. Donald S.) NC Bay, Palatine, IL 60067 A lpha, P.O. Box 10177, Fort Smith, AR Pi Beta Phi Foundation 72917 Appointed National President - Ann Dudgeon PhI' (Mrs. Paul Grand Vice President of Finance - Carol W.) TX Alph a, 4408 Lorraine, Dallas, Inge Warren (Mrs. Richard J.) C Beta, Officers TX 75205 5439 Cascade Drive, Li sle, IL 60532 National Panhellenic Conference Director of Development - Lynn M. Raney Grand Vice President of Membership - Delegate - Jean Wirths cott (M rs. Jon) (Mrs. Ri chard) Pi Beta Phi Foundati on, Carolyn Pavletich Lesh (Mrs. Larry M.) PA Beta, 11 86 Cedarwood Drive, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Loui s, TX Delta,:1 Forest Park , Richardson, Moraga, CA 94556 MO 63105 TX 75080 Editor of The ARROW - Jennifer Moell er Grand Vice President of Philanthropies - Barcus (Mrs. C. Blaine) MO Alpha, Fraternity Insurance Betty Blades Lofton (Mrs. T. M.) IN Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730 Gamma, 9060 Pickwick Drive, Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Loui s, MO Representatives Indianapolis, IN 46260 63 105 Property and Liability Insurance - Grand Vice President of Program National Fraternity Historian - Barbara Corbin -G illespie Agency, P.O. Box Development - Sarah Ruth Mullis Sands O lsen (Mrs. James C.) IL Zeta, 19 10, Carmel, I 46032 (Miss) SC A lpha, 10 Kings Tavern 30965 C linton, Bay Vi ll age, OH 44140 Group Hospital Indemnity Plan Place, Atl anta, GA 30318 Supervisor of Chapter Histories - Wynne Insurance - Insurance Administrators Cook Kl enner, T Alpha, 409 Chestnut Co., 216 N. II th St., Lincoln, NE 68508 Directors Street, Sui te 102, Chattanooga, TN 37402 Director of Academic Standards - National Convention Coordinator - Mary National Board of Trustee Kathleen Anderson Witte (Mrs. Charl es Kahlenberg Schroeder (Mrs. Alan) IL Funds C.) NE Beta, 20 11 Old Mill Road, Epsilon, 4284 Woodland Shadows Place, Findlay, OH 45840 Santa Rosa, CA 95404 Chairman - Carol Inge Warren (M rs. Director of Alumnae Advisory Assistant National Convention Richard J.) NC Beta, 5439 Cascade Committees - Carolyn Cromb Brada Coordinator - Jerelyn Wright Bi ehl Drive, Lisle, IL 60532 (Mrs. Donald R.) KS Alpha, 52 Mission (Mrs. Sean) CA De lta, 1833 Tustin Road, Wichita, KS 67207 Street, San Diego, CA 92 106 Director of Alumnae Extension - Janet Arrowcraft, Inc. Convention Site Coordinator - Nancy Arrowcraft Shop - 576 Parkway, Blume Hamilton (Mrs. A. R.) IN Zeta, Trogman, 2363 Larkin St., :32. San 20 Heritage Lane, Stamford, CT 06903 Gatlinburg, TN 37738 Francisco, CA 94109 11800/336·1096 Director of Alumnae Programming - Kay Elections Coordinator - Janet Goode Cross Baker (Mrs. Michae l) IN Gamma, Board of Directors Durham (M rs. J. M.) WI Gamma, 10512 President - Lucy Baker Warner (Mrs. John 27 Cedar Hill Road, Easton, CT 06612 Cochise Avenue, Scottsdale, AZ 85258 Director of Alumnae Records - Sara R.) 21222 Endsley Avenue, Rocky River, National Archivist - Annette Mitchell Mills OH 44116 Wareham Waggoner (Mrs. D. D.) WI (Mrs. Jack P.) AL Alpha, 2128 Vestridge Alpha, 685 Olive Lane, Plymouth, MN Arrowcraft Shop Business Manager - Drive, Birmingham, AL 352 16 Veryl Monhollen, 576 Parkway, 55447 Parliamentarian - Janice Shrader Ml)S,man. Director of Chapter House Corporations Gatlinburg, TN 37738 NE Beta, 1211 North 126th _ t.. Omaha. Lou Ann Montgomery Carter (Mn,. E 68 154 William B.), OK Alpha, Box 3925. 62 The Arrow of p, Beta Ph, Budget and Finance Committee House Director Committee· Director of Arrowmont Chairman - Carollnge Warren (Mrs. Chapter House Corporations- Lou Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts - Richard J.) 5439 Cascade Dr., Lisle, IL Ann Montgomery Carter (Mrs. William Box 567, Gatlinburg, TN 37738 60532 B.) Box 3925,8 Barberry Lane, 615/436·4411 Canadian Philanthropies Committee Wilmington, DE 19807 Director, Arrowmont School of Arts and Chairman - Helen Steeves Jull (Mrs.), Legislative Committee Chairman - Lisa Crafts - Sandra Blain 1318 Quebec Ave. W, Calgary, AB TZT Masters, P.O. Box 214, Fayetteville, GA Board of Governors IG2,CANADA 30214 Chairman - Charlotte Ann Eckel Edwards Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg Crest Award Literacy Committee Chairman - Jean (Mr. Joe Michael) 1151 Gateway Lane, Committee Chairman - Anne Taylor Egmon, 420 Linden, #303, Wilmette, lL Nashville, TN 37220 Blatherwick (Mrs. Gerald D.) 26 Fordyce 60091 Lane, St. Louis, MO 63124 Loan Fund Committee Chairman - Joan Holt House Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund McBain Stettler (Mrs. Wayne D.) 16 402 East 1st A venue, Monmouth, IL Committee Chairman - Anne Busch Huron Dr., Chatham, J 07928 61462 Hill (Mrs. Jay C.) 440 Meadowview Dr. , Music Committee National Chairman - Hostess - Margaret Bowker Cooper (Mrs.) La Canada, CA 91011 Mary Swanson Engel (Mr . Dale) 54 Hours: 10:00 A.M. to 12 noon and 2:00 P.M. Extension Committee Chairman - Jane Spring Green Circle, Four Seasons, MO to 4:00 P.M. weekdays. By appointment Landreth Russell (Mrs. T. E.) 6244 East 65049 Saturdays, Sundays and holidays . Bemeil, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 Music Committee Collegiate Chairman - Fellowship Committee Chairman - Kri sry Suzanne Chapman Lawson (Mrs. David) Standing Committees Weber, 845 Dover, Iowa City, lA 52240 44 Rockinghorse Road, Rancho Palos Holt House Committee Chairman - Verde, CA 90274 Alumnae Committee for Continuing Elizabeth Davenport Garrels (Mrs. Nominating Committee Chairman - Anne Education Chairman - Jean Nees Richard) R.R. #1, Mt. Pleasant, lA 52641 Chestnut Bartlett (Mrs. C. Philip) 282 Tulin (Mrs. Rodney) R.R.#I , Box 73B, Curtis Point Dr., Mantoloking, NJ 08738 Knoxville, IL 61448 Scholarship Committee Chairman - Mary Mitch Mullendore, 1014 Commodore, St. Louis, MO 63117 Card! If you aren't using your + Low annual fee ... Pi Beta Phi Visa Classic, just $18 per year. you're not playing your best card. Every time • Competitive 16.5% you make a Annual Percentage purchase, First Rate. 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R.R. 1, Box 73B Plan II Please direct your order and check, Knoxville, IL 61448 Long Term Care- Pays a specific made payable to Pi Beta Phi Fraternity, amount each day you are in a care fa to Central Office. Deadline for the completed appli cility such as convalescent home, a cation has been changed from February skilled, intermediate, or custodial care 1 to January 15, 1993. facility. The plan is underwritten by AMEX Life In urance Company (a subsidiary of American Express ) and administered by Insurance Elections Administrator Co. At the 1993 Convention, mem ber of Grand Council and Fraternity For full details, write directly Directors will be elected to serve two or call: year terms of office. Insurance Administrators Co. During the spring, all chapter and 216 North 11 Street alumnae clubs will receive forms to be Lincoln, NE 68508 Grand PresidentJo Ann Minor used in making recommendations for (402}4 75-6251 Roderick and Grand Vice these offices. The Nominating President of Collegians Beth van Committee requests that your recom Insurance Administrators Co. has Maanen Beatty admire a pottery mendation forms be completed and re administered our plans for 22 years. With bowl in the Arrowcraft Shop while turned, as directed, prior to conven several thousand of our members having attending the Officers' Workshop tion. benefited from coverage under these plans, in Gatlinburg in September. Individuals are invited to send let we are pleased to be able to provide this Officers toured the Arrowcraft ters of recommendation for Fraternity extra service. Shop and were introduced to the officers to the Nominating Committee The Grand Council of Pi Beta Phi wide range of handcrafted and Chairman Anne Chestnut Bartlett, handwoven items that are for sale 282 Curtis Point Drive, Mantoloking, in the shop and that have been in NJ 08738 no later than May 1, 1993. Sample Kits sent to alumnae clubs. Pi Phi Express Update Attention all Pi Phi shoppers! Pi Phi Express is now operating from Central Office under the full-time di rection of Maureen Wil on, a Texas Delta alumna, who will be happy to help you find just the right gift for birthdays, bid days, initiation and holi day. Call in your orders at 1- 00-322-1 67 or visit Pi Phi Express at 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis, MO 63105. 64 The Arrow of p, Be,a Ph, A. Paisley hat embroiJereJ with golJ 1t134>. N 190 $ 14.00 B. Navy baseball shirt with embroidered 1t134> applique. M. L. Tl50 $29.00 C. Coordinating paisley boxers. M . L. XL. SHl29 $13.00 D. Patchwork flannel plaid nightshirt, white 1t134> screened on pocket. One size. TI51 $30.00 E. Natural 100% cotton T-shirt G. Navy Lee cross grain sweat with assorted plaid and paisley let shirt with burgundy 1t13cP backed in ters. L. XL. Tl52 $25.00 white. Sizes L, XL. SWI48 $45.00 F. Assorted plaid and paisley H. Birch grey RusseU® All-Pro paneled boxers. M. L. 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For a 1992.93 NI8S $4.00 K. Hand-made sorority "friend" catalog which with 1tf3cp ribbon bow. includes N186 $28.00 stationery, L. Battenburg lace pillow embroi notecards and dered with 1tf3cp, 16" X 16". NI87 $30.00 other novelty M. 1t13$ angel dough ornament. items, please NI88 $9.50 call 1.800. N . Water-colored carnation and 322.1867 arrow print, matte in burgundy, 8" X 10". NI89 $11.00 O. Navy canvas tote bag with white lerters. N I52 $18.00 STERLING SILVER T. Coordinating charm bracelet, JEWELRY 7". } 114 $40.00 P . Cupid and arrow ear U. Traditional angel pendant. rings. Pierced onl y. }Ioo } 102 $16.00 $10.00 V. Traditional angel earrings. Q . Puffed traditional Piercedonly. }103 $15.00 angel pendant. Also W. Charm pin with five interlock makes a great ornament. ing ci rcles. Can be worn plain or }101 $32.00 with as many charms as will fit. See R. 1tf3cp dangle ring. Sizes item "X" for arrow charms. 5,6,7,8. }107 $8.00 }104 $8.00 S. Charm necklace with X. Arrow charm for pins, bracelets angel, arrow, 1tf3cp drop or necklaces. charms, 24". } lOS $4.00 each. }113 $72.00 Y. Southwestern style arrow pin. }106 $18.00 & Sundries Items may be ordered from E. Battery previous Pi Phi Express ads, operated coat depending on availability. of-anns watch with genuine A. Pi Beta Phi Afghan. leather band. Beautiful ange l with Pi Beta Phi JI15 $49.95 in cream and light blue. F. Battery Nloo$40.oo operated 1t~«P watch with PARKER PENS WITH genuine leather ARROW CLIP band. B. Black pen with gold trim. JI16 $49.95 SI28 $30.00 PI C. Stainless steel pen with gold trim. SI29 $22.50 Beta D. Stainless steel pen. Phi SUO $15.00 AU pens are engraved with Pi Beta Phi and packaged in a gift box . Name ______Daytime Phone ______ Address* ______City ______,State ___Zip ____ *If different shipping address is desired, please enclose a note with that address. TWILL ITEM ITEM LETTER ITEM Qty. NUMBER DESCRIPTION COLOR COLOR SIZE PRICE TOTAL Shipping and Handling Charges: $10.00 and under $2.50 $10.01-$25.00 $4.00 $25.01-$50.00 $5.00 $50.01-$100.00 $6.50 METHOD OF PA YMENT Subtotal Over $100.00 $8.00 Each additional $100.00, 0 CHECK Card Number MO Resident add $6.50 per $100.00 0 VISA add 5.75% sales tax 0 MASTERCARD Expiration Date Shi pping & Handling Gift wrapping available $2.50/pkg. Minimum charge card Signature TOTAL AMOUNT order $25.00 Make checks payable to: Pi Phi Expres . Phone orders accepted 8:30-4:30 CST, Mon-Fri 1-800-322-1867. Allow 2-3 weeks for delivery unless otherwise pecified. All orders shipped UPS unless otherwise specified. Our merchandise is unconditionally guaranteed. All prices in U.S. dollar. Prices ubject to change without notice. Send completed form and payment to: PI PHI EXPRESS, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis, MO 63105 1·800·322·1867 onvention 1993 will glimmering Japanese Koi provide exciting pro fi h. Tropical foliage and grams and peaker ~ colorful flowers bloom as ex educational work otic birds fly free in a spec shops and information tacular Victorian aviary. In about current issues your free time or during a pertinent to our pre- or post-convention va Fraternity. Pi Phis of cation, enjoy the hotel's all ages and from all parts of huge Mediterranean-style the United States and pool, fully equipped fitne s Canada will convene at the center and tennis courts. Stouffer Orlando Resort We hope to see you in June 19-23, 1993. June 1993 in Orlando, where The focal point of this there is something for every magnificent hotel i a ten one! story atrium where a water fall cascades into a The Orlando Convention crystal-clear pool filled with Committee Hotel Room, Single June 19- Saturday CONVENTION REGISTRATION Occupancy (Sat. through Registration Registration forms will Sun.) Special Pi Phi rate Arrowcraft Shop, be sent in a mailing in $380 + $45 registration fee June 18- Friday Boutique and Pi Phi February, 1993, to national Room rate are Full Registration Express open and province officers, official American Plan which in AAC or HC Seminars Opening Reception personnel, chapter and club cludes room, room tax, meals Seminar Dinner Welcome to Orlando presidents, and Alumnae and gratuity. Dinner Advisory Committee and Meals begin with din Opening General House Corporation chair ner on Sat. and end with Session men for their seminar partic lunch on Mon. Province Meetings ipants. Convention visitors must request a Convention June 20- Sunday Registration Packet by using Convention Reunion the form provided in this Breakfast issue of The ARROW on Memorial Service page 71. General Session Legacy Luncheon Province Meetings FUll-TIME VISITOR Workshops Initiation PACKAGE Parade of Chapter Convention Banners Registration Fee - $90 Dinner by Chapter Five hotel nights Hotel Room, Double June 21- Monday Occupancy (Sat. through Past National Officers' Wed.) Special Pi Phi rate Breakfast $650 + $90 registration fee General Session Hotel Room, Single Panhellenic Luncheon Occupancy (Sat. through Workshops Wed.) Special Pi Phi rate Sea World Luau $950 + $90 registration fee Room rates are Full June 22- Tuesday American Plan which in Canadian Breakfast cludes room, room tax, meals General Session and gratuity. Workshops Meals begin with din Recreation Afternoon ner on Sat. and end with & Tours breakfast on Thurs. There is Foundation & no lunch served on Tues. Arrowmont Dinner Province Cookie Shines PART-TIME WEEKEND June 23- Wednesday VISITOR PACKAGE Breakfast General Session Convention Golden Arrow & Registration Fee - $45 Songfest Luncheon Two hotel nights Workshops Hotel Room, Double Clo ing General Session Occupancy (Sat. through Wine Carnation Sun.) Special Pi Phi rate Banquet $260 + $45 registration fel · Annie's, ensure a most mem 20,000 Leagues Under the orable experience. A deli Sea. Investigate a Haunted cious lunch will be provided Mansion. Soar through the in one of Lili Marlene's pri inky blackness of space or AN AFTERNOON AT vate parlor rooms. $26.50 ADAY AT UNIVERSAL relax and see your favorite SEA WORLD STUDIOS FLORIDA stars from "The Disney Afternoon" TV hits in per The sea's mystery and HISTORIC WINTER PARK Don't miss the #1 movie son at Mickey's Starland. wonder await discovery at A one-hour open-air studio and theme park in the Add the fun of an all new Sea World of Rorida, the boat ride offers a unique wa world, Universal Studios parade and special shows fea world's most popular marine terway tour of historic Rorida! Ride The Movies turing your favorite Disney life park. New shows include Winter Park. This cruise with E.T., King Kong, characters and you have an the spectacular "Shamu: travels over five beautiful Earthquake and Back To incredible place called the New Visions" killer whale lakes and canals and affords a The Future ... The Ride- it's MAGIC KINGDOM Park, a presentation; "Gold Rush" splendid view of Winter Park the greatest ride of all time. showcase for seven lands of water ski show; "Clyde and mansions, gardens and attrac Enjoy exciting new shows fantasy and fun. $12.00 Seamore 10,000 B.C." sea tions. Browse along Park like Beetlejuice's Graveyard (Admission NOT included). lion and otter Revue and the Rocky & show; "Discovery , Bullwinkle Show. Visit the I I Cove" whale and I spectacular new Fievel's ADAY AT EPCOT ® dolphin show and - .... Playland based on the movie CENTER the spectacular "An American Tail-Fievel "Chinese Golden Goes West" and enjoy a bite High-action adventure, Dragons" acrobat to eat at the world's largest space-age ingenuity, and ic show. Also Hard Rock Cafe. $43.00 Disney "magic" come togeth new is "Terrors of er in one of the most ex the Deep," where citing entertainment visitors come face creations ever. EPCOT L---~---r~~"~~~~~~~~ Center takes you on in to face with eels, Avenue and informally tour and dozens of toothy sharks. credible "journeys" the quaint "Little Europe" through time and space, A prearranged group lunch shopping district, a haven for will be provided. $34.50 across continents of the boutique shoppers and world, and beyond your gourmet palates. Enjoy the wildest imagination! ORLANDO Up CLOSE Morse Art Gallery featuring Explore the two dazzling the largest selection of Louis worlds of EPCOT Center: Enjoy a delightful tour B. Tiffany glass in the world. of historic Downtown Future World and World A box lunch will be provid Showcase. $12.00 Orlando. Dine and shop at ed. $31.50 Church Street Station, a (Admission NOT includ renovated, historical district ed). in downtown Orlando. The AN AFTERNOON AT Victorian style buildings fea COCOA BEACH A DAY AT DISNEY-MGM ture authentic antiques, stained glass, pressed tin ceil Need to relax? Fun in STUDIOS THEME PARK ings, elaborate wood panel the sun awaits you at Cocoa Go behind the ing and objects d'art. The Beach - a little piece of par scenes on a tour of a adise on Florida's working studio back lot, Atlantic coast. complete with city scenes, Situated slightly A DAY AT suburban settings, and even off the beaten MAGIC KINGDOM® Catastrophe Canyon where you will find yourself in the PARK middle of floods, fires and our best kept se Just imagine a world explosions. Observe movies crets. A box and television in the mak lunch will be where you can take flight with Peter Pan, join a ing. Visit Disney's "The provided. Magic of Disney $23.00 Mission to Mars, ride a run away mine train or travel Animation," where animat Church Street Exchange, ed features come to life from with its three levels of shop pencil beginnings to the ping and over 40 specialty All recreation options are handled independently of complete films, and enjoy a and clothing stores, com Pi Beta Phi Central Office. "hands on" and "ears on" ex bined with Rosie O'Grady's, For information about recreation options for perience at the Sound the Orchid Garden, the Tuesday afternoon or post convention, Effect Studio, where you Cheyenne Saloon and Apple please contact Joan Stevenson at USA Tours. can try your hand at creating Phone 407-352-8750, Fax 407-352-8252 sound effects! $12.00 The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi ATTENDEES WITH ALTERNATE ALUMNAE ADVISORY CONVENTION DEADLINES ACCOMMODATIONS COMMITTEE OR HOUSE Forms and fees are due Thursday April 22, 1993. Daily registration fee for CORPORATION SEMINARS Pi Phis attending any gener Requests cannot be guaran Infonnation and special teed if correct payment is al and/or workshop without registration fonns for these Stouffer hotel accommoda not post-marked by April 22, seminars will be mailed direct tions is $25.00. If an individ 1993. ly to the chainnan of each ual would like to attend Alumnae Advisory special meal events, she may Committee and each House request meal ticket informa Corporation. You must be an tion by fi lling out the form official member of an AAC or below. House Corporation to register. GmlNG TO ORlANDO Pi Beta Phi is proud to have Delta as its official car rier forthe 1993 Convention. To obtain the INDIVIDUAL MEAL TICKETS lowest available airfare, call Pi Phis who are not Windjammer Travel Service staying in the hotel may buy in St. Louis, Missouri. The individual meal tickets. toll-free number is 1-800- Tickets must be purchased at 633-1545. If Delta does not least 72 hours prior to the service your city, time of the meal. To request Windjammer Travel Service individual meal ticket infor will confirm the best possible mation by mail, fill out the route and fare to Orlando. form below. Pi Beta Phi rec Please make your call be ommends purchasing tickets tween the hours of 9:00 a.m. prior to arriving at conven and 5:30 p.m. (Central tion as payment must be Standard Time) weekdays. made 3 days prior to the meal event. The hotel will allow no exceptions. o I will be a Full-Time or Pan-Time registrant. Please send me visitor regis Only visitors need to send far registration packets . tration materials for a Full-Time or Part-Time Package which includes informa All official personnel will receive forms directly tion for convention and hotel registration. through chapter, alumnae club and individual mailings. o I will not need accommodations at the Stouffer. Please send me visitor reg istration materials for attending convention activities. Please leave your mailing label on the reverse side of this farm. o Please send me Visitor Meal Ticket Registration materials. I understand that because I will not be a Stouffer hotel guest, I must pay the daily registra Convention materials wiU not be available until tion fee if I wish to attend general sessions or workshops. after January IS , 1993 . Name: ______Chapter: ______ Address: ______ DaytimePhone#: ______ Mail to: Pi Beta Phi Convention Pi Beta Phi Central Office 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 St. Louis, MO 63105 In n lIeTO mr as we gomer Tor me Fraternity's S9th Biennial Convention in Orlando, Florida June 19-23, 1993. Our convention hotel win be the beautiful Stouffer Orlando Resort, just minutes away from the Wah Disney World Resort®, EPCOT Center®, Disney-MGM Studios Theme PR and Universal Studios, and ctndly across the sIneI from Sharnu and Sea Wortd. Convention 1993 promises opportunities to renew Pi Phi sisterhood, make new friends and have fun while perfeding IeaderDp skis and enjoying outstand"lIIg speak.-s. Our can ventions bring together ...... and cole gions. They are for every Pi PIi, not just far presidents and officers. Convention is truly what Pi Phi is all about ... friendship. Help aeate the future direction of the Fraternity. Come to Rorido, June 19-23 and help us legislate, edumte and mIebrate ,. Magi( of Friendship in Pi Beta Phi-! IPr eferred Name (If different from label) Please do not remove old label. C lip this form , place in a stamped Bulk Rate U.S. POSTAGE envelope and send to: IM aiden Name Pi Beta Phi Central Office PAID 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 st. Louis, MO St. Louis, MO 63105 Permit No. 462 IH usband's Name IN ew Address IC ity/State/Zip IC hapter and Year of Initiation