:Jafl, 1975 SIGMA KAPPA

TRIANGLE Volume 69 Number 2 FUN, AWARDS AND WORK AT COT

By SHERRY ANDERSON AND PAMELLA SIMs, CoJ16gidle R6JW6I6nldiMJ

COTS was Sigma Kappa's College Officers Training Scholarship awards for B averages 2nd semester 1973-74-Eta, School June 19 to 22 on the University of Wisconsin's Mil­ Beta Mu, Beta Psi, Gamma Eta, Gamma Tau, Delta Zeta, Epsilon Epsilon and Epsilon Tau. For 1st semester 1974-75-Eta, Alpha waukee campus. The school was attended by 119 collegiates Lambda, Alpha Chi, Gamma Delta, Gamma Mu, Epsilon Delta, Ep­ representing 81 chapters and colonies and about 20 alum­ silon Zeta, Epsilon Nu and Epsilon Omega. na:, including National Council, district directors, traveling For honoraries-campus with 9 or more sororities-Beta Xi; secretaries and the National Panhellenic delegate. with 6 to 9-Epsilon Omicron; with 5 or less-Eta. Mrs. Eleanor Haddon, National President, gave a wel­ Largest pledge class on campus-Beta Nu, Gamma Delta, Gamma Mu, Delta Beta, Delta Delta, Delta Mu and Epsilon Omega. coming speech at the opening dinner Thursday night and explained that the school, through a series of roundtables, COTS adjourned Sunday morning following a spiritual was to serve as a concentrated leadership workshop. After service conducted by Mrs. Harriet Frazer, National Vice the dinner, delegates had a time for "Fun and Games," led President for Alumnre. by the Sherry Anderson, Gamma Eta, and Pamella Sims, Upsilon, the collegiate representatives to council. DEATHS Roundtables, starting early Friday morning and continu­ ing through Saturday, were led by Mrs. Wava Brown, Miss Rena Preston Davis, Peck, Z, 1972 Priscilla Simms, Mrs. Barbara Clarkson, Mrs. Linda Way, Ruth Hull Hershey, H, Sept. 26, 1974 Mrs. Bonnie Taylor and Mrs. Kae Farlow, district direc­ Grace Kessler Green, H, June 9, 1975 tors; Mrs. Jackie Phillips, Mrs. Bobbe Kleinschmidt and Alice Wray luhrsen Becker, 0, July 18, 1974 Mrs. Ernestine Collins, members of National Council; Mrs. Irene Burchard Wheeler Thompson, 0 Ruth Miller, National Panhellenic delegates, and Mrs. Genevieve DuBois Morrison, I, Dec. 14, 1974 Lucile Duncan, Past National President. Topics included Clarissa Belle Koehler Wallis, I, April, 1975 pledge education, role of the first vice president, philan­ Emma Gertrude Myers Winters, I, Jan. 4, 1974 thropy, fund raising, rush, ritual, Panhellenic, apathy and Vonis Noble Moe, M, Sept. 14, 1972 inter-chapter communications. Mildred Eatinger Darby, E, April 10, 1975 Saturday night was Awards Night with Mrs. Barbara Helen A. Salmon, 0, Feb. 18, 1975 Fenters, National Vice President for Collegiates, as toast­ Vida Young Ray, Y, April 17, 1975 mistress. Awards went to: Dorothy Pike Farrow,

By BARBARA BUCHHORN By SHELLEY LAUZON

"Day after day, I must face a world of strangers where To sum up my past year as a traveling secretary in a few I don't belong, I'm not that strong .... " short paragraphs would be like putting the Empire State That was to be my theme song when I began my job as Building in a shoe box. Impossible, but I am glad it is so. traveling secretary but, did I find it so? NO! Once on the The many thousands of miles I traveled, the countless road, I discovered the bonds of Sigma Kappa sisterhood people I met, the experiences I shared with so many of my nationwide. Some chapters were more cooperative than sisters are but a few of the memories I will have of Sigma others by setting up officer's appointments or planning spe­ Kappa in the years to come. I can't help but smile when I cial get-togethers but every chapter, without exception, think of .the times I received a· beautiful momento from a greeted me with a -smile. chapter, had a song sung in my honor, a party held for me, How can I thank you? How can I say thank you to the or the times I was thought to be a 100-year-old lady who umpteen girls who rose before 6:00 A.M. to see me to a would be crabby and strict. Or when someone thought I bus or plane? Or to the chapters for having slumber parties, was a new pledge, or I received a dozen red roses from my desserts, and pizza parties in my honor. And how about the "friend" back home, and got more mail than others in the encouraging mail from national officers and collegiates? chapter and never lived that down. My biggest thrill, though, was to see Sigma Kappa grow I think of the hard work, the long hours, endless travel, and improve throughout the year. By growth, I can look at wearing the same clothes, typing, and carrying those very Theta and anticipate only the best. I can see the recoloniza­ heavy suitcases. But these things are happy memories now, tion of Epsilon Zeta and hear the progress of Zeta Epsilon and when I look back I don't· think of all the hours· on a and Epsilon Upsilon. bus, in an airport, being tired, or having to be full of pep A lot of our chapters have made definite progress this when I wanted to sleeep for 13 hours. The satisfaction of year through the extra effort of their members and alums. seeing a chapter do really well in rush, or improve from The second hundred years of the sorority will meet and suggestions I gave, make all the work seem worthwhile. surpass the first hundred. Let's keep up the good work, I came to feel a part of each chapter I visited, and when Sigma Kappa. And thank you .. . for letting me be part they cried with joy I did too, or when they were silent in of this great sorority. sadness I was also. (See Shelley, page 4.) 3 THETA RETURNS TO ILLINOIS

aass of 1975-Initiated April 26 OD Champaign-Urbana Campus

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The installation team-left to right, Ruth Cordis, province offi­ Officers of Theta chapter-left to right, Donna May, registrar; cer; Eleanor D . Haddon, National President; Carol d'Hondt, Julianne Hummel, corresponding secretary; Mary Kelly, second province officer; Jackie Phillips, National Vice President for vice president; Betsey McGrail, president; Jean Connelly, first Collegiates; Ernestine Collins, N ational Director of Expansion; vice president; Cathy White, recording secretary; Janet Elkins, Ruth Miller, National P anhellenic Conference delegate. treasurer .

. . . Shelley (from page 3) DID YOU KNOW . . . I ha';.e seen Sigma Kappa grow this past year, and the There is a rose named for a Sigma Kappa? The progress and improvement have been great moments for rose, a beautiful red one, is the Wini Edmunds me. I helped start a new colony and worked wi th recolo­ rose. The Sigma Kappa is Wini Young Edmunds, nized chapters. This makes one s~e the future with optimism T au, whose husband, Fred, is one of the country's and happiness. I can only say thank you fo r giving me the foremost rose growers. The Edmunds live in Wil­ opportunity to experience our sorority's many facets and to sonville, Oregon. learn and grow wi th it. 4 SIGMA KAPPA DIRECTORY

Founders Mrs. Edward Cone, P.O. Box 651, Jasper, FL 32052: n, BT, Mrs. L. D. Carver, nee Mary Caffrey Low Broward County, Clearwater, Daytona-Ormond Beach, Gaines­ Elizabeth Gorham Hoag ville, Miami, St. Petersburg, Sarasota-Bradenton, Tallahas­ Mrs. J. B. Pierce, nee Ida M. Fuller see, Tampa Mrs. G. W. Hall, nee Frances E. Mann Mrs. J ames Dancer, 1331 Sussex, Portage, MI 49081: t.A, Louise Helen Coburn Ypsilanti Mrs. William C. Deal, Jr., 6008 Dixon dr., Raleigh, NC 27609: National Council t.N, EX, Norfolk, Richmond, Roanoke Valley National President: Mrs. W. P. Haddon, 7 East Dolphin Way, Mrs. Dallas D'Hondt, 917 Maplewood av., Peoria, IL 61606: H, Ocean Beach III, Lavelette, NJ 08735 0, BN, Bloomington IL, Peoria National Vice President for Alumnae: Mrs. Bernard Frazer, 1416 Mrs. Walton Dismukes, 1530 Escobita av., Palo Alto, CA 94306: Starfield rd., N. Little Rock, AR 72116 ri, Lubbock, Peninsula, San Jose National Vice President for Collegiates: Mrs. Gordon Fenters, Mrs. Gordon Duncan, 6416 Garland, Ft. Worth, TX 76116 : rT, 2512 E. Balfour ave., Fullerton, CA 92631 A.Z, t.X, Arlington-Mid Cities, Dallas, Edmond, Ft. Worth, National Vice President for Collegiates: Mrs. Robert Farlow 2160 Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Wichita Falls Dorchester rd., Birmingham, MI 48008 ' Mrs. John Enterline, R.D. #1, Atlantic, PA 16111: A:£, rt., rE, Director of Expansion: Mrs. Leslie Collins, 8230 S.E. 59th st., Greenville, PA Mercer Island, WA 98040 Mrs. Robert Farlow, 2160 Dorchester rd., Birmingham, MI National Secretary-Treasurer: Mrs. R. H. Kleinschmidt, 41 48008: t.t. Parkside Crescent, Rochester, NY 14617 Mrs. Bernard Frazer, 1416 Starfield rd., No. Little Rock, AR Collegiate Representatives to Council: Miss Sherry Lee Anderson, 72116: EB, New Orleans, Shreveport, Ruston Mrs. Robert Frost, 2663 Middlebury, Birmingham, MI 48010: 7576 Apt. 36 Greenbriar, Muncie, IN 47303; Miss Pamella A. AT Sims, 2:K House, 300 N . Jordan av., Bloomington, IN 47401 Mrs. Gustav Frutiger, 217 Millbrook ln., Houston, TX 77024: EO, Austin, Bryan-College Station, Houston, San Antonio l: K Central Office rx, Mrs. Gordon Fenters, 2512 E. Balfour av., Fullerton, CA 92631: Mrs. Armand L. Paquette, Executive Director, 3433 Washington Arrowhead, Glendale-LaCanada, Long Beach, Los Angeles, blvd., Indianapolis, IN 46205 Pasadena, South Bay, Ventura, Whittier Miss Suzanne Geis, 7337 White Oak av., Hammond, IN 46324: Other National Officers E4>, E'l', Evansville, Hammond, South Bend National Panhellenic Conference Delegate: Mrs. Karl Miller, 309 Mrs. Kenneth Grant, 2903 4th av., Huntington, WV 25702: t.B, Oswego st., Park Forest, IL 60466 Huntington 1st Alternate NPC Delegate: Mrs. Charles Merman, 406 Avenida Mrs. William Haddon, 7 East Dolphin Way, Ocean Beach III, Granada, San Clemente, CA 92672 Lavalette, NJ 08735: A, EN, Boston, Springfield, Mass., Wor­ 2nd Alternate NPC Delegate: Mrs. Darrel Liston, 2832 Bay cester Meadow cir.,' Dallas, TX 75234 Mrs. Terral H. Hill, Box 147, McCain, NC 28361: rA, rP National Historian: Lillian Perkins, 6 Crawford st., Apt. 7, Cam­ Mrs. Eugene J enkins, 4015 Hiawatha dr., Knoxville, TN 37919: Bridge, MA 02139 At., r-Ir, Athens TN, Knoxville Editor, 2:K Triangle: Autumn, 1975 issue: Mrs. Ritter Collett Mrs. R. H. Kleinschmidt, 41 Parkside Crescent, Rochester, NY 1821 Pinecrest dr., Dayton, OH 45414 14617: rN, Et., Harrisburg, PA, Editor, 2:K Triangle: Mrs. J . B. Coleman, 78 Meadow ln., Meadow Mrs. James Loving, 1760 Golden Horn ct., St. Louis, MO 63043: Estates, Wheeling, WV 26003 BM, t.0 Travelin, BH, Fairfield County, Hartford IN 47905: rr, rH, Indianapolis, Muncie, Terre Haute Mrs. Benno Bronnum, 4775 Long Island dr. N.W., Atlanta, GA Mrs. Walter H. Way III, 5309 Woodsdale rd., Raleigh, NC 30342: EE, El:, Athens, Atlanta 27606: r4>, EA, Charlotte, Raleigh, No. Va., Wash. D.C. Mrs. Field Brown, 1024 South Corona, Denver, CO 80209: rA, Miss Betty Wood, 625 South Long Beach av., Freeport, NY Denver, Ft. Collins 11520: AA, t.II, Buffalo, Long Island, Rochester Miss Barbara Buchhorn, 5 Craigcrest pl., Kansas City, KS 66101: t.r, Er, ET Colony Alumnae District Chairmen : Mrs. Ralph Clarkson, E. 1122 20th, Spokane, WA 99203: M, Ar, North Carolina, South Carolina: Mrs. John T. Bartlett, 4816 EP, Olympia, Pullman, Spokane Redwood dr., Fayetteville. NC 28304 Mrs. Ritter Collett, 1821 Pinecrest dr., Dayton, OH 45414: BT California: Mrs. Rice Berkshire, 212 N. St. Crispen, Brea, CA Mrs. Leslie Collins, 8230 S.E. 59th st., Mercer Island, WA 98040: 92621 T, AN, A4>, Corvallis, Eugene, Missoula, Portland, Salem, New Mexico, Nevada, Arizona: Mrs. Alton Bloom, 7570 E . Seattle, Tacoma, Vancouver Speedway, #301, Tucson, AZ 85710 Alumnae District Chairmen con't. COLLEGE AND ALUMNAE DIRECTORY Oregon: Mrs. Robert A. Bogardus, 2924 N.E. Regents dr., Port­ Chapkr President and Address land, OR 97212 Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island, Vermont, ALABAMA New Hampshire: Mrs. Frank Brier, 114 Valley rd., Milton, Birmingham Mrs. Raymond E. Potter, 1852 Montclair MA 02187 dr., Birmingham 35216 Illinois: Mrs. William Cordis, 103 E. North st., Princeville, IL 61559 ARIZONA Virginia, Washington D.C., Maryland: Mrs. lrby Fleming, 5721 Tucson Mrs. George Lyle, 9527 E. 32nd St. Tucson S. 5th st., Arlington, VA 22204 85710 Indiana, Kentucky: Mrs. Richard Hayworth, 7851 Tee! Way, Indianapolis, IN 46256 ------ARKANSAS------Minnesota, Wisconsin: Mrs. John Hillard, 1385 Schletti, St. Delta Tau Karen Harding, Box 569, Univ. Central Paul, MN 55117 Univ. Cen. Ark. Ark., Conway 72032 Pennsylvania: Mrs. Martha Hunscher, 118 S. Main st., Quaker­ Zeta Beta Cherie Brown, Box 3497, UAM, Monti­ town, PA 18951 Univ. Ark. cello 71655 Hawaii, Washington: Mrs. Earl lngebright, 1617 N .E. 143rd, Cen. Ark. Mrs. Bill Clay, 7906 Bronco, N. Little Seattle, WA 98125 Rock 72116 Ohio: Mrs. Rodney Knight, 148 Station rd., Valley City, OH 44280 CALIFORNIA New Jersey, New York, Delaware: Miss Susan Koch, 180 Hill­ side av., Apt. K-2, Leonia, NJ 07605 Lambda Georgia: Mrs. R. L. Kuroski, 1609 Elm Ridge Way, Stone Mtn., U. Cal. Berkeley Deena Wallace, l:K House, 2409 Warring GA 30083 st., Berkeley 94704 Texas: Mrs. John Manlove, 5810 Capello, Houston, TX 77035 Beta Psi Margaret Huddlestone, l:K House, 5804 Florida: Mrs. William Pace, 113 Nancy Lane, Palatka, FL 32077 Calif. St. U., Montezuma rd., San Diego 92115 Kansas, Missouri: Mrs. W. J. Stelmach, 4303 W. 93rd terr., San Diego Prairie Village, KS 66207 Delta Iota Kathy Chesini, l:K House, 611 West 4th Montana, N. Dakota, S. Dakota: Mrs. Alice Stover, 3702 South Calif. St. U., Chico st., Chico 95926 av., W., Missoula, MT 59801 Epsilon Tau Debbie LaBarre, l:K House, 2100 E. Wil­ Michigan: Mrs. John TenCate, 2005 Hall st., S.E., E. Grand Calif. St. U., shire, Fullerton 92631 Rapids, MI 49506 Fullerton Epsilon Omega Kerri Sconberg, A.S.I. Box 227, Cal. Poly N a tiona! Standing Committees: Calif. Poly St. U. State U., San Luis Obispo 93406 Arrowhead Mrs. H. K. Pestalozzi, 12926 Leith Way, Awards Chairman: Mrs. Keith Lausch, 1129 Livingston dr., Yucaipa 92399 Hurst, TX 76053 Bay Cities Mrs. Alvin Hambly, 99 Eucalyptus rd., Centennial Publicity Chairman: Mrs. Ray Conder, 4ti9 Waring Berkeley 93 705 rd., Memphis, TN 38117 Central Coast Mrs. Robert Bostrom, 1933 San Luis dr., College Loan Fund Chairman: Miss Christine Jensen, 488 Conrad San Luis Obispo 93401 dr., Kalispell, MT 59901 Chico Camillis Slater, 619 Hazel st., Chico 95926 Convention Chairman: Mrs. Rice Berkshire, 212 N. st., Crispen, Diablo Valley Mrs. Harold Kaska, 50 Nottingham cir., Brea, CA 9~621 Cia yton 9451 7 Endowment Fund Committee Fresno Dorothy Norris Cady, 1415 E. Rialto, Chairman: Mrs. R. G. Mitchell, 2865 NW Royal Oaks dr., Fresno 93705 Corvallis, OR 97330 Glendale-La Canada Mrs. Douglas A. Clarke, 1461 E. Glenoaks, Mrs. Walter Rich, 140 Lowell st., Lexington, MA 02173 Glendale 91206 "Miss Jenette Tomlin, 1508 Woodhead, Houston, TX 77019 Long Beach Miss Cheryl White, 333 E . 1st st., Bldg. C, Miss Edith Trautman, 6333 Moraine av., Hammond, IN 46324 Apt. 302, Seal Beach 90740 Mrs. William Ruten, 413 Ridge dr., Naples, FL 33940 Los Angeles Mrs: Robert B. Frost, 432 S. Curson av. Mrs. Elmer Lundstrom, 2617 QueenAtmeav., Seattle, WA 98109 East, Los Angeles 90036 Expansion Committee Marin County Mrs. Lawrence Curfman III, 39 Paseo Mrs. Karl Miller, 309 Oswego st., Park Forest, IL 60466 Mirasol, Tiburon 94920 Mrs. E. E. Cone, P.O. Box 651 , Jasper, FL 32052 Newport Harbor Mrs. William Wright, 3900 Topside ln., Mrs. Gordon Duncan, 6416 Garland, Ft. Worth, TX 76116 Corona del Mar, 92625 National Music Chairman: Miss Cheryl White, 333 1st st., C-302, North Orange Mrs. Gerald Hackett, 722 S. Spar, Santa Seal Beach, CA 90740 County Ana 92704 Nominating Committee Pasadena Mrs. Paul Tyson, 2500 El Capitan, Ar­ Chairman: Mrs. Darrel Liston, 2832 Bay Meadow cir. Dallas cadia 91006 u~m ' · Peninsula Mrs. Louise Patterson, 400 Selby ln., M:s. Ed~ar.d Cone, P.O. Box 651, Jasper, FL 32052 Atherton 94025 M~ ss C~n s.tme Jensen, 488 Conrad dr., Kalispell, MT 59901 Sacramento Beth Eigenheer, 6932 Sierra Bonita Way, Mtss Pnsctlla Stmms, 4196 Falcon st., San Diego CA 92103 Sacramento 95831 Past ational Presidents Committee ' San Diego . Miss Lynn DuBois, 4978 Niagara, #15, Chairman: Mrs. R. M. Wick, 1910 Cypress av. Allentown San Diego 92107 PA 18103 ' ' San Francisco Mrs. Floyd L. Bollen, 3045 22nd av., San Mrs. Field Brown, 1024 S. Corona, Denver CO 80209 Francisco 94132 Mrs. Leslie Collins, 8230 S.E. 59th st., M'ercer Island WA San Jose Mrs. Beth Carter, 5126 Paseo Olivos, San 98040 ' Jose 95130 Mrs. Lawrence W. Corbett, 2445 Sheridan st., S Minneapolis San Ma teo Mrs. Robert A. Easton, 398 Grunion ct., MN 55405 ' ' Foster City 94404 Mrs. Gordon Duncan, 6416 Garland, Ft. Worth TX 76116 South Bay Mrs. Gene Houser, 26711 Honeycreek, Mrs. William Greig, 2836 Webster, Berkeley, CA 94705 Palos Verdes Penin ula 90274 Mrs. L. A. Harper, 52 Oakwood rd., Orinda CA 94563 Ventura County Mrs. R. Max McDonald, 97 W. Valley Mrs. Robert M. Lingle, 5945 N. Oracle rd.' .11 10 Tucson AZ Ridge, Ojai 93023 85704 ' 1r ' ' Whittier Mrs.Kenneth R. Di llard, 8620 S. Porta fino Mrs. K~rl Miller, 309 Oswego st., Park Forest, IL 60466 pl., Whittier 90603 ~rs . Ehot Roberts.' 74 South rd., Kingston, RI 02881 Phtl a nt~rop y Commtttees Mrs. John Quinn ------COLORADO------­ Amencan Farm School P.O. Box 731, Grapevine, TX 76051 Gamma Alpha Lindsay King, l:K House, 1723 lOth av., Alumnae Gerontology: Mrs. Gordon L. Paul 4131 Johnson U. . Colorado Greeley 80631 av., Western Springs, IL 60558 ' Denver Mrs. Robert C. Hassels 2131 S. Zephyr, Collegiate Gerontology: Denver 80219 Maine Sea Coast Mission: Mrs. Paul Favour, Jr., Summit Ft. Collins Miss Judy Shipton, 301 Peterson, 306, Ft. rd., rortheast Harbor, ME 04662 Collins 80521 Scholarship Chairman : Mrs. E. E . Cone, P 0 Box 651 Jasper FL 3205 2 . . ' ------CONNECTICUT ------­ l:K Foundation Trustee: Mrs. R. M. \Vick, 1910 Cypress av., Fairfield County Mrs. Frank Moore II, 3 Split Timber pl. Allentown, PA 18103 Riverside 06878 Chapter President and Address Chapter President and Address Hartford Miss Grace Shailer, 549 Bloomfield av., Chicago West Towns Marjorie Paul, 4131 Johnson, Western Bloomfield 06002 Springs 60558 Iowa-Illinois Mrs. A. Boone, 2526 Elm st., Davenport, ------DELAWARE------IA 52803 Peoria Mrs. Phyllis Parkely, 1802 W. Moss, Wilmington-Newark Mrs. Dennis Lawton, 318 Walden rd., Peoria 61606 Sharpley, Wilmington 19803 Rockford Mrs. James Gladish, 2226 Edgebrook dr., Rockford 61107 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ----- Washington Miss Gertrude E. Weitzel, 4640 Brandy­ ------INDIANA ------wine st., NW, Washington 20016 Tau Nancy Yates, :EK House, 300 N. Jordan Indiana U. av., Bloomington 47401 ------FLORIDA------Beta Sigma Beth Wolszon, :EK House, 427 Russell st., Omega Barbara Bloodworth, :EK House, 503 West Purdue U. W. Lafayette 47906 · Fla. St. U. Park av., Tallahassee 32301 Gamma Gamma Cathy Harris, Suite 131 Lincoln Quad., Beta Tau Robyne Stevenson, :EK House, 1108 E . Indiana St. U. Terre Haute 47809 U. Florida Panhellenic dr., Gainesville 32601 Terre Haute Broward County Mrs. David C. Jones, 2579 N.W. 62 terr., Gamma Eta Deborah Thompson, Box 79 Demotte Margate 33063 Ball St. U. Hall, Muncie 47306 Clearwater Mrs. Richard Cleary, 1584 Pennwood cir. Epsilon Phi Cindy Fleck, 1229 Mesker Pk. dr., Evans­ S., Clearwater, 33516 Indiana St. U. ville 47712 Daytona-Ormond Mrs. Bled wen D. Frutchey, 404 Driftwood Evansville Beach Ave., Daytona Beach 32018 Epsilon Psi Debra Moore, Purdue U., Calumet Cam­ Gainesville Ms. Judy Koons, 321 NW 26th st., Purdue-Calumet pus, 2233-171st st., Box #57, Hammond Gainesville 32601 46323 Miami Mrs. Charles Edmonds, 3025 S.W. 23rd Zeta Alpha Angie Rice, Indiana Univ. SE, 4201 Grant st., Miami 33145 Indiana U. SE Line rd., New Albany 47150 Orlando-Winter• Mrs. T . Harris Young, 2057 Poinciana Rd. Bloomington Miss Vicki Spangler, 426 E . 15th st., Park Winter Park 32789 Apt. K-13, Bloomington, 47401 Palm Beach County Mrs. Paul Thompson, 33 Ocean dr., Palm Evansville Mrs. Robyn Musgrave, 3304 W. Virginia, Beach Shores 33404 Eva nsville 47712 Sarasota-Bradenton Mrs. R. G. Albright, 7603 Westmoreland Ft. Wayne Mrs. Patrick Gerardot, 5421 Countess dr., dr., Sarasota 33580 Ft. Wayne 46805 St. Petersburg Mrs. Hugh V. Roberts, 12249 137th st. Hammond Mrs. Laura Walker Basile, 513 Spruce, No., Largo 33540 Hammond 46324 Tallahassee Mrs. W. J. Swanson, Jr., 1709 DeSaix Indianapolis Mrs. Richard Hayworth, 7851 Tee! Way, blvd., Tallahassee 32303 Indianapolis 46256 Tampa Mrs. Bonnie Shelton, 7108 Mintwood ct., Kokomo Mrs. Barbara Davidson, R.R. 1, Kokomo Tampa 33615 46901 Lafayette Helen Scaletta, 611 Northridge dr., W. Lafayette 47906 ------GEORGIA------­ Muncie Mrs. Richard Ronnau, 2216 Lanewood, Epsilon Epsilon Pam Cornett, :EK House, 645 S. Milledge Muncie 47303 U. Georgia av., Athens 30601 South Bend Mrs. Russell Fink, 2251 Beverly Place, Epsilon Sigma Nancy Smith, Box 99 Armstrong State South Bend 46628 Armstrong St. College, 11935 Abercorn Ext., Savan­ Terre Haute Dr. Winnie Ford, 2803 Thomas av., nah 31406 . Terre Haute 47805 Athens Mrs. Robert Tweedell, 270 Pinevalley dr., Athens 30601 ------IOWA------Atlanta Mrs. C. Wellington Martin, 761 San An­ Alpha Epsilon Leslie Roberts Murphy, :EK House, 233 tonio dr., NE, Atlanta 30306 Iowa St. U. Gray av., Ames 50010 Middle Georgia Mrs. Dwight Gatlin, 319 Sterling Dr. Ames Mrs. Paul Harris, rt. 2, Ames 50010 Warner Robbins 31093 Des Moines Mrs. William Reints, 824-19th, West Des Moines 50265 ------HAWAII------Iowa-Illinois Mrs. A. Boone, 2526 Elm st., Davenport Hawaii Mrs. James Peveler, 44-442 Kaneoha Bay 52803 dr., Kaneohe 96744 KANSAS ------ILLINOIS------­ Xi Marti Ganz, :EK House, 1325 W. Campus Eta Denise Jones, :EK House, 1101 N. East st., U. Kansas rd., Lawrence 66044 Ill. Wesleyan U. Bloomington, 61701 Darla McMullen, :EK House, 404 W. 7th Theta Ft. Hays State st., Hays 67601 Betsey McGrail, :EK, 202 E. J ohn, #B-35, Ft. Hays Mrs. David Creech, 2012 Marshall rd., U. Illinois Champaign 61820 Hays 67601 Beta Nu Joyce Fash, :EK House, 1418 W. Fredonia, Mrs. Roger Cameron, 9019 W. 70th terr., Bradley U. Peoria 61606 Greater Kansas City Gamma Zeta Shawnee Mission 66204 Pam Dallas, :EK House, 928 Hillcrest dr., Lawrence Mrs. Erwin Hodges, 2635 Arkansas No. Ill. U. DeKalb 60115 Lawrence 66044 Gamma Kappa Joan Kroll, cj o Sharon Justice, Student Topeka Marty Robison, 3430 Eveningside, Topeka So. Ill. u. Activities Office, Southern Illinois Univ., 66614 Carbondale 61901 Mrs. Eugene West, 8 Drury ln., Wichita GammaMu Denise Allen, :EK House, 1007 Tenth st., Wichita East. Ill. U. Charleston 61920 67207 Delta Sigma Penny Smith, :EK House, 1619 West Adams ------KENTUCKY------­ Wes. Ill. U. rd., Macomb 61455 Bloomington Mrs. Royal J. Bartrum, 706 Broadway, Alpha Theta Debbie Jackson, :EK House, 2026 Con­ Normal 61761 U. Louisville federate pl., Louisville 40208 Champaign-Urbana Marianne Chattin Vawter, 1112 Crescent Alpha Chi Diane Biggs, :EK House, Georgetown Col­ dr., Champaign 61820 Georgetown Col!. lege, Georgetown 40324 Chicago-N. Shore Mrs. J. Stannard Baker, 433 Woodlawn. Gamma Pi Gayle Gilliam, Peeples Hall, Ky. Wesleyan Glencoe 60022 Ky. Wesleyan Col!. College, Owensboro 42301 Chicago-NW Sub. Mrs. Stephen Majus, 724 N. Hawk st., Epsilon Zeta Nancy Crumb, :EK, Box 287, College Hts. Palatine 60067 W. Kentucky U. P.O. , Bowling Green 42101 Chicago-NW Towns Linda Harris, 716 N. Stratford, Arlington Epsilon Kappa Kaye Ackermann, Forrer Hall, Tran­ Hts., 60004 Transylvania U. sylvania Univ., Lexington 40508 Chicago-S. Sub. Mrs. Royce Derks, 282 Oregon st., Frank­ Bluegrass Mrs. David DeMarcus, 204 Greenbriar fort 60423 rd., Lexington 40500 Chapter President and Address Chapter President and Address Louisville Mary Anne Melton, 221 N. Clifton av., Epsilon Upsilon Barbara Buchhorn (Colonization Chair­ #34, Louisville 40206 Colony man), 5 Craigcrest pl., Kansas City, KS Missouri W. Coli. 66101 ------LOUISIANA------Canton Mrs. Jack Barnes, 1 Kimrick dr., Canton 63435 Beta Epsilon Kay Harrison, P.O. Box 4513 Tech Sta­ Columbia Miss Patricia Klobe, 2809 W. Rollins rd., Louisiana Tech. U. tion, Ruston 71270 Columbia 65201 Delta Mu Camille Hawthorne, NSU Box 4057, St. Louis Mrs. William Schoenhard, 3885 Connecti­ NW State U. Natchitoches 71457 cut, St. Louis 63116 Epsilon Beta Grace Tregle, 4232 lberville st., ew Springfield Mary Masters, 1375 Dunkirk, Springfield U. of New Orleans Orleans 70119 65807 Baton Rouge Miss Linda Humble, 1925 Riverside N., Baton Rouge 70802 ------MONTANA ------Monroe Area Mrs. Jerry Hudson, 15 Lakeview dr., Alpha Nu Barbara McLatchy, l":K House, 201 Uni­ Monroe 71201 U. of Montana versity av., Missoula 59801 New Orleans Mrs. David Dickson, 3600 Huntlee dr., Missoula Miss Linda Wackwitz, 208 W. Spruce, 13, New Orleans 70114 Missoula 59801 Ruston Mrs. Jan Day Smith, 822 Ponder, Ruston 71270 ------NEBRASKA------Shreveport Elaine Waldrop Laughlin, 2305 Brownlee Beta Omega Sharon Grohmann, c/o Univ. of Nebraska Rd. Bossier City 71010 U. Nebraska-Omaha at Omaha, 60th and Dodge sts., Omaha 68101 ------MAINE------Lincoln Mrs. Steve Gillispie, 248 Alexander rd., Alpha Janet Breslin, 2:K, Colby College, Water­ Lincoln 68521 Colby Coli. ville 04901 Omaha-Council Mrs. Jim Kroupa, 10009 "P", Omaha Epsilon Nu Suzanne Richardson, Box 25 Ballantine Bluffs 68127 Hall, U. of Maine, Orono 04473 U. of Maine ------NEW JERSEY------­ ------MARYLAND------Monmouth Joella Walker, 71 Ingram cir., Matawan 07747 Beta Zeta Roberta Mead, l":K House, #10 Fraternity New Jersey Cen. Mrs. Alvin Flamme, 157 Mountain View, U. of Maryland Row, College Park, 20740 Warren 07060 College Park Miss Judy Roots, 9410 Bulls Run Pkwy., New Jersey Sub. Mrs. Lynn Shute, 16 Manor House rd., Bethesda 20034 Budd Lake 07828 Trenton-Del. Vallay Mrs. Bernard Haines, 11 Shadowstone, MASSACHUSETTS Lawrenceville 08648 Beta Eta Pamela White l":K House, 19 Allen st., U. of Massachusetts Amherst 01002 ------NEW MEXICO------­ Boston Mrs. D. B. Brzezenski, 43 Robinson rd., Albuquerque Mrs. Jess Tidmore, 1817 Sandler ct. NE, Lexington 02173 Albuquerque 87112 Springfield Mrs. Kenneth Cernak, 462 Westhampton rd., Northampton 01060 ------NEW YORK------Worcester Mrs. R. A. McConn, 16 Williamsburg ct., Alpha Lambda Patricia Hyde, l":K Sorority, Panhellenic Apt. 21, Shrewsbury 01545 Adelphi U. Suite, Earl Hall, Adelphi University, Garden City, NY 11530' ------MICHIGAN------­ Buffalo Mrs. Edward Kumrow, 121 Crestwood av., Alpha Tau Debra Halsey, l":K House, 518 M.A.C. av., Buffalo 14216 Mtchigan St. U. E. Lansing, 48823 Long Island Ms. Barbara Hansen, 21 Brewsrer st., Delta Alpha Jeannie Majerek, 1015 Washtenau, Ypsi­ Apt. 308, Glen Cove 11542 E. Michigan U. lanti 48197 Rochester Mrs. Edward Turpyn, 250 Curtis st., Delta Delta Carol Magalski, l":K House, 1016 S. Main, Rochester 14606 Cen. Michigan U. M t. Pleasant 48858 Epsilon Xi Mary Krohmer, l":K Suite, 106 Deans Hall, ------NORTH CAROLINA ------­ Adrian Coli. Adrian College, Adrian 49221 Gamma Rho Joan Estridge, P.O. Box 933, Cullowhee, Adrian Cheryl Robbins, P.O. Box 45, Addison W. Carolina U. 28723 49220 Gamma Phi Lynda Bennett, P.O. Box 5734, N.C. Ann Arbor Mrs. Monica Sacks, 4124 Green Meadows, N.C. State U. State. Univ. Sta., Raleigh 27605 Apt. 112, Ypsilanti, 48197 Epsilon Alpha Libby Pope, Box 1150, Lenoir Rhyne Col­ Cen. Michigan Mrs. Stephen Dick, 3212 Argyll, Lansing Lenoir Rhyne Coli. ·lege, Hickory 28601 48910 Charlotte Mrs. Keith Granger, 2427 Danbury st., Mrs. Lawrence Wahl, 34635 Lytle rd., Charlotte 28211 Farmington 48024 Raleigh Mrs. Connie Laughlinghouse, 7720 Long­ Grand Rapids Mrs. Paul Fulkerson, 3120 Valleyview, street Dr. Raleigh 27609 Rockford, 49341 Grosse Pointe Mrs. Keith Provost, 1111 Seminole, De­ ------OHIO------troit 48214 Ellen Merrill, l:K, 106 Hamilton Hall, Box Kalamazoo Mrs. Mary Sheehan Avery, 1503 Roseland, MiamiU. 196, fOOO Miami University, Oxford Kalamazoo 49001 45056 S. Oakland Cty. Mrs. Christian Upplegar, 233 Potawatomi, Beta Theta Nancy Dare, l":K Hosue, 231 Fourth st., Royal Oak 48073 Marietta Coli. Marietta 45750 Ypsilanti Dava E. Szuch, 22324 Gregory, Dearborn Beta Upsilon ancy Vanity, 2:K House, 22 N. College 48124 Ohio U. st., Athens 45701 Gamma Omega Debbie Craig, ~K House, 840 North Foun­ ------MINNESOTA------­ Wittenburg U. tain av., Springfield 45504 Epsilon Eta Mary Jean Tiell, 2:K Sorority, Findlay St. Paul Sub. Ms. Pam Leimer, 3017 Woodlark ln., St. Findlay Coli. College, 1000 N. Main, Findlay 45840 Paul 55111 Akron Mary lou Happoldt Farbeann, 911 Wood­ ------MISSOURI side av., o. Canton 44720 Cincinnati Mrs. William Boggess, 1210 Eagle Ridge Beta Mu Debbie Finton, l":K House, Culver-Stock­ dr., Cincinnati 45150 Culver-Stockton ton College, Canton 63435 Dayton Carolyn ikolai, 8075 Allison av., Dayton Coli. 45415 Delta Eta Debbie Sanders, Panhellenic Hall, l":K, Cleveland-E. Side Mrs. James Chaney, 1873 Winchester, Cen. Missouri St. U. \ arrensburg 64093 Lyndhurst 44124 Delta Theta Gayla Martin, 219 Brewer Hall, E Mo. Cleveland-\) . Shore 1rs. Betty Emmet, 1487 Arthur av., NE Missouri St. U. State U. Kirksville 63501 Lakewood 44107 Delta Upsilon Juli Angotti, l":K House, 1019 E. Cherry, Marietta Mrs. Robert Modie, 207 Marion st., SW Missouri St. U. Springfield 65804 Marietta 45750 Chapter President and Address Chapter President and Address Springfield Mrs. Robert Henson, 1816 Westwood dr Knoxville Mrs. Donald Hillis, 3500 Southerland av., Springfield 45505 ., Apt. M-304, Knoxville 37919 Toledo Mrs. Jonathan Binkley, 1786 Bucklew dr., Memphis Area Judy Hogue, 3245 Powers, Memphis 38128 Toledo 43613 Nashville Mrs. James Robinson, 1102 Haber dr., Brentwood 37027 OKLAHOMA Delta Gamma Elaine Hemme, c/o Phyllis Brunsteter, ------TEXAS ------NW Oklahoma NWOSU, Alva 73717 Gamma Iota Nancy Brennan, ~K Sorority, Box 4356 State U. Texas Tech U. Tech Station, Lubbock 79409 Delta Zeta Kathy Stockton, 2434 Station A Durant Gamma Tau Suzanne Cannady, Midwestern University, SE State Coli. 74701 ' ' Midwestern U. 3410 Taft, Box 124, Wichita Falls 76308 Ann Thompson, ~K House, 920 N. Chown­ Gamma Chi Pam Reeg, P.O. Box 7022, SFA Station, Cen. State U. ing, Edmond 73034 Stephen F. Austin U. Nacogdoches 75961 Epsilon Gamma Holly Schienk, ~K House, 801 N. Caddo, Epsilon Omicron Mary Campbell, ~K Sorority, Box 1249, SW State Coli. Weatherford 73096 SW Texas St. U. San Marcos 78666 Edmond Mrs. Patty Oliver, 316 SE 29, Edmond Arlington-Mid Cities Mary Mannise Hommer, 1405 Tangle­ 73034 wood tr., Euless 76039 Oklahoma City Mrs. John Dodge, 1310 SW 56th, Okla. Austin Mrs. Alan Higginbotham, 2705 Harrow­ City, 73119 den, Austin 78759 Tulsa Mrs. Robert H. Johnson, Jr., 3738 E. 56 Bryan-College Sta: Mrs. Toni McCall, 301 Krenek Tap rd., Tulsa 74135 ' #95, College Station 77840 ------OREGON------Dallas Miss Sherry Barton, 3825 Farmville, Apt. E, Dallas 75234 Upsilon Kim Tomlinson, ~K House, 231 NW 26, East Texas Mrs. Sam Griffin Jr., 208 Evans, Lufkin Oregon St. U. Corvallis 97330 75901 Alpha Phi Jayne Harris, ~K House, 851 E. 15th st., Ft. Worth Mrs. Miles Wortham, 6021 Wallen, Ft. U. of Oregon Eugene 97401 Worth 76132 Corvallis-Albany Mrs. R. G. Mitchell, 2865 NW Royal Oaks Houston Mrs. Jeff Lewis, 4302 Kingfisher, Houston dr., Corvallis 97330 77035 Eugene Miss Kathleen Anselmo, 32 West Anchor Lubbock Mrs. Bobby Day, 7801 Memphis dr., St. Eugene 97404 Lubbock 79416 Portland Mrs. Bruce T. Mills, 190 SW Birdshill rd., Sari Antonio Mrs. Larry Eckhardt, 8485 Pat Booker, Portland 97219 #13, Universal City 78148 Salem Mrs. Joseph Franko, 710-18th st. NE Wichita Falls Mrs. Harry Cobble, 4742 Augusta, Wichita Salem 97301 · ' Falls 76301 ------PENNSYLVANIA------­ ------VIRGINIA------­ Alpha Sigma Evie Lattimer, Ferguson Hall, West­ Westminster Coli. minster College, New Wilmington 16142 Delta Nu Diane Barry, Box 1119, Longwood Col­ Gamma Delta Sue Hotham, Thiel College, Greenville Longwood Coli. lege, Farmville 23901 Thiel Coil. 16125 Delta Rho Barbara Bogle, ~K Sorority, Box 4227, Gamma Epsilon Lynda Olenchuk, rE of ~K. Box 1720 Madison Coli. Madison College, Harrisonburg, 22801 Indiana U. of Penn. Foster Hall, Ind. U. of Pa., Indiana Delta Psi Jane Peay, Box 6138, Radford College, 15701 Radford Coli. Radford 24142 Gamma Nu Pamela L. Roth, Box 931, Gettysburg Epsilon Chi Sallie Higinbotham 34 E. Terrace View, Gettysburg Coli. College, Gettysburg 17325 Virg. Polytechnic U. Blacksburg 24060 Gamma Upsilon Antoinette M. Kostelnik, ~K House, 415 Norfolk Faye Pahl, 107 Elvin Rd., Norfolk 23505 California St. Coli. Second st., California 15419 Northern Virginia Mrs. John Glynn, 715 S. Royal st., Delta Pi Dianne MacKenzie, 110 Pine Tree rd., Alexandria 22314 Lock Haven St. Lock Haven 17745 Richmond Area Mrs. Judith Reed Mehal, 8303 Gwinnett Delta Omega Laura D'Andrea, Waynesburg College, rd., Richmond 23229 Waynesburg Coli. Waynesburg 15370 Roanoke Valley Mrs. Brenda Benson, 2219 Sorrel !n., Epsilon Delta Carol Ann Murray, Box X, Susquehanna Roanoke 24018 Susquehanna U. Univ., Selinsgrove 17870 ------WASHINGTON------­ Greenville Miss Suzanne Calvin, 7 First av., Green­ ville 16125 Mu Marilyn Medley, ~K House, 4510 22nd Harrisburg Area Charlotte Tenney, 37 Heidi Terr. Camp U. of Washington av., NE, Seattle 98105 Hill, 17011 Alpha Gamma Wendy McClure, ~K House, N.E. 720 Indiana Mrs. Doyle Rowley, 1625 Water st., Washington St. U. Campus av., Pullman 99163 Indiana 15701 Epsilon Rho Marsh Kurtz, Box 760, Pub, EWSC, Philadelphia Mrs. Gerald Fischer, 7616 Huron st., E. Washington St. Cheney 99004 Philadelphia 1911-8 Coli. Pittsburgh Mrs. Frank Cooper, 8258 Brittany pl., Olympia Miss Mary Farrington, 403 N. Rogers, Pittsburgh 15237 Olympia 98501 Pullman Mrs. William Victor, NW 1035 Clifford, ------RHODE ISLAND------­ Pullman 99163 Phi Wendy Czerwinski, ~K House, 16 Fra­ Seattle Mrs. James A. Wasner, 10673 Forest av., U. Rhode Island ternity cir., Univ. of R.I., Kingston So., Seattle 98178 02881 Spokane Mrs. James D. Shelton, E. 1206-25th, Spokane 99216 TENNESSEE Tacoma Mrs. Teresa Crain Troy, 3317 N. 25th, Alpha Delta Mary Virginia Bean, 1531 W. Cumberland Tacoma 98406 U. of Tennessee av., Knoxville 37916 Vancouver Mrs. Orville Wilson, 402 Tucson Way, Beta Xi Janet Hurley, Beta Xi of ~K, Box 80401 , Vancouver 98661 Memphis St. U. Memphis State Univ., Memphis 38152 Yakima Mrs. Alfred Burleson, 109! N. 36th av., Gamma Lambda Susan Peters, Box 022, ETSU, Johnson Yakima 98901 E. Tenn. St. U. City 37601 W:Ji;ST VIRGINIA------­ Gamma Xi Jane Earle Terrell, Box 275, ~K Sorority, Lambuth Coli. Lambuth College, Jackson 38301 Delta Beta Sam me Lambert, ~K House, 1681-5th av., Gamma Psi Gail Ann Rowe, ~K Sorority, Tenn. Marshall U. Huntington 25703 Tenn. Wesleyan Wesleyan Coli., Box 333, Athens 37303 Ruth Ann Miller, Fairmont State College, Coli. Fairmont St. Coli. Fairmont 26554 Zeta Delta Libby Wilbourn, Box 122 UTM, Martin Huntington Mrs. James Hosier, 101 Broadmoor dr., U. Tenn.-Martin 38237 Huntington 25701 Athens Miss Jean Wilson, Rt. 5 Box 100, Athens 37303 WISCONSIN Jackson Mrs. Jerry Lucas, 418 Wisdom, Jackson Miss Emily Krueger, 709 N. Water st., 38301 Watertown 53094 ETA UPSILON January short-term proved to be a busy The 1974-75 school year proved to be an month for many Etas who traveled as a exciting one. During the week of Novem­ course of study throughout the United ber 8 Upsilon celebrated the lOOth anni­ States, Mexico and Europe. Salty Mills, versary of Sigma Kappa, with Jan Lewis as Terie Tritch, and Barb Phillips went to chairperson for all the activities. First was New Orleans, Carol Rodino to Mexico, Deb the All-Fraternity President Kidnap, with Smith to Boston, and Mary Tuttle to Eu­ proceeds of $225 going to our gerontology rope. Second semester Holly McCracken was program and given to both Olson's Nursing in Chicago to study urban affairs. Home in Corvallis and the .Association for We are very proud of our artistically­ Aging. Also, during this week there was an inclined sisters. Among them are Mary­ alum dessert. For the Memorial Union Blood Therese O'Keefe who had the lead in the Drive on campus in April, Upsilon and the play "She Stoops to Conquer" and Anna Lambda Chi Alphas donated and served Randall who had a role in "The Good $100 worth of cinnamon rolls to the donors. Woman of Setzuan." Musical Etas include Individual Honors: Queen Cindy Egoroff and Sandy But:er, orchestra Rose Court-Janette Pinkney; Pi Kappa Phi members who participated in Wesleyan's Rose Court-Anne Timmons; Talons­ "Opera," Deb Hughes and Becky Edwards Deanne Bertlson, Janelle Pinkney, Ann who were in Colorado in late March to par­ O'Brien; l:AE Little Sisters of Minerva­ ticipate in a Collegiate Choir tour, and Deb Susan Grimm, Leah Kinney; Mortar Board Smith and Terie Tritch who participated highest grades in Panhellenic. -Bonney Rhynard, Kim Tomlinson; Alpha during mid-March in a performance of Individual honors are Mary Blencoe, Phi Zeta, Agricultural Honorary-Kim Tomlin­ Bach's B-minor mass. Others active on Wes­ ; Jody Garbe, Mortar Board; son, Nancy Wassam; leyan 's campus are Coby Breach, a partici­ Connie Heinrich, Panhellenic President; Court-Annette Bartly; , pant in the Terrapins' water Ballet; Patty Cynthia Reinier, Air Force ROTC queen; Rhomate, Court-Patsy Hopper, Leanne Fogel, a queen candidate for the Pat Korbein, Outstanding Freshman Gym­ Ritchey, Nancy Wassam; Yearbook, BEA­ fraternity's queen contest; Kris Prescott, a nast; Lynette Schjelland, Daughter of Diana; VER-Deanne Bertlson; Choralaires-Lisa member of the Student Center Committee, Sandy Noffsinger and Mary Kauffman, Chi Barnes; Omicron Nu, Home Ec Honorary­ Academic Affairs Committee; Student Senate Psi Maidens; Robin Witt, Angel Flight; Susan Kirkpatrick, and Euterpe--Janice Executive Council, in addition to serving as Chris Gross and Cynthia Reiner, Sigma Peterson. Student Union Commission chairperson; Delta Chi (journalism), and Laurie Clau­ -lAURIE DENNIS Deb Smith, chairperson of the music stu­ son, Seattle Hospitality Committee. dent Advisory Committee and the student -CYNTHIA REINIER OMEGA member of the Music Faculty Council, and Mary-Therese O'Keefe, student representa­ XI Omega began spring quarter with a trip to tive of Wesleyan's junior class in the school Gainesville to visit Beta Tau and our Florida of drama. To start our Week of Giving we de­ alumnre for State Day. Also this quarter we In February a beautiful initiation of 10 livered violets to our favorite rest home and went on our annual Spring Sisterhood Re­ fall pledges was held, with a very significant to our neighbors, the l:AE's, November 9. treat. It was great to "get away from it event making this initiation a special one. We also initiated 12 girls that day! Then all" at beautiful Panama City Beach. We Grace Kessler Green, Eta, chose to donate we had the actual Week of Giving from the had a dinner with our alumnre in honor of her Sigma Kappa ring to the most active 11th to the 17th. Monday we had a dinner Mrs. Virgie Cone, province officer, and Mrs. member of the pledge class in campus ac­ with our Kansas City alums and sang for Bobbe Kleinschmidt, National Secretary­ tivities, who was Mary-Therese O'Keefe, them. The girls who stayed in Lawrence Treasurer, while they were visiting us. and her pin to the model pledge, who was took surprise packages of home-made Omegas had fun participating in Greek Sue }avos. These will remain in the new cookies to our Lawrence alums. Tuesday we Week with Tau , and also initiates ' possession until the next initiation. teamed with our Gamma neigh­ took part in the Bike Hike -HoLLY McCRACKEN bors, whose centennial was Nov. 11, and in for Muscular Dystrophy. Valerie Stowe was groups of four went to the community to chosen to reign as 's Sweetheart MU collect more than 550 cans of food for a for the coming year. New members of community center for the poor. Wednesday Mortified (activities honorary) are Barbara Mu chapter had an acti ve spring. Our co­ we had our scholarship dinner and invited Bloodworth, Beth Buchanan and Te Car­ recreational softball, basketball, soccer and our favorite teachers. We also surprised our ducci . Beth Buchanan is a newly-tapped track teams all competed in the finals . In housemother, Victoria Withers, by inviting member of Garnet Key (leadership and May the chapter sang at Hamilton House some of her friends and giving her a gift. scholarship honorary). for their gerontology project and hosted The flowers from the head table were taken Chapter honori-At the annual Panhel­ mothers for the annual Mother-daughter to the Sigma Nu fraternity house, as one lenic banquet in February, the FSU Sigma dessert. One of our biggest events of the of their members had been shot and killed Kappas won the service award over 16 other spring was the grub dance and bar-b-que on that day in a robbery. Thursday we kid­ sororities for outstanding campus and com- Whidbey Island. Greek week was in May napped all the fraternity presidents and col­ munity service. and Si gma Kappa won the tricycle race. At lected ransoms from their houses, depending -MAREED MEEK the corporation board meeting Laurel Roark upon their weights ( 5 cents a pound) . We was awarded the Jessie Pepper Padelford collected $139.15 and sent this to our n:l­ ALPHA EPSILON cholarship given by the alumnre in honor of tional philanthropies. Friday we visited an Mu's founder. Active of the Year was given old folks home to sing for them and talk The Sigma Kappa's are excited about the to Theresa i\.ferrill and Sandy Noffsinger re­ for a while. Saturday was a day of indi­ new year and all of the activities underway! ceived the pledge award. It was also an­ vidual giving. We placed second in Sorority Basketball and nounced that Mu's pledges had the second - }ULI CHANEY first in Greek Olympics. Our mothers came 10 for a week-end and helped us varnish the Chi Sigmas since we were honored with 11 afternoon rush party with caramel apples woodwork in the dining room. Our service new pledges in spring rush. The following and popcorn. to the community continued by making and Tuesday night there was a slumber party. The traveling secretary, Barb Buchhorn, giving valentines as well as singing to the Sigma Kappa was represented in the annual spent a week with the chapter, providing us residents of the Retirement Home of River­ Miss Belle of the Blue Pageant by our own with many good ideas. The week was side. A new program was started to keep candidate Debbie Barnhill and Becky Wag­ topped off with a party Sigma Kappa and in contact with the alums of the area. Each goner representing the men of PKT. Com­ one of the fraternities co-sponsored. Valen­ girl was given an alum-chum and we are peting for the crown of Mountain Laurel tine's Day we sent each of our grand­ responsible for writing to them and keeping Queen were Sharon Edlin, Donna Pierce mothers a bouquet of Bowers. them informed of special events to be held and Cathy Wehrle. Individual honors-Merrianne Cardas was in the house. In April the Juniors were re, -SHANNON REIS selected for Phi Beta Kappa. Susie Cobbe sponsible for a Spring Formal. We also took and Kathy Stearns came in second and third part in Veishea by making a float with Theta BETA ETA respectively for a 24-hour dance marathon Delta Chi for the parade. May brought Cor­ sponsored by IFC. poration Day and a brunch with the alums. The fall semester was active for Beta Eta -PHYLLIS BUTLER Individual honors-Judy Riley-second in at the University of Massachusetts. We had Vignettes in Varieties; Gwen Shaver, Alpha a successful formal rush with the pledging BETA NV Lambda Delta; }ana Bernatz-participated of nine. Our intramural football team, the in National Golf Contest; Leslie Murphy­ "Sigma Snappers," wound up the season Second semester at Bradley began with received Gladys Adams Award for stan­ with a 1-3-1 record. Homecoming Weekend the initiation of 21 and the pledging of three dards; Becky Larson-received both Gladys was the last one in October. A parade others. Beta Nu sponsored a booth with Adams Award for scholarship and for out­ through Amherst was Friday night and Epsilon-"Sigma Shoot Out" standing pledge; Mary Getting-received Sigma Kappa- team won -at Bradley's Annual Campus Carnival, Outstanding Senior Award. first prize trophies for the best float. Our with all money raised going to charity. Beta -ANN SIFERT theme was Put the Huskies (U. Conn.) on Nus walked in the Pi Kappa Alpha Hike a Slow Boat to China. After the Saturday for Muscular Dystrophy and participated in ALPHA IOTA fo otball game the sisters and alumnre of the campus blood drive. Girls collected more Sigma Kappa returned to the house for than $200 for the Heart Fund and we The Alpha Iotas commemorated Sigma refreshments. On Halloween the Sigma raised $1,600 for ALSAC Spring Formal, Kappa's 100th birthday with a memorial Kappas and the Sigma Alpha Epsilons took where Joyce Fash was presented with In­ service, a retired profs tea, and a Hawaiian children from the surrounding neighbor-· spiration Award. party at the Oxford View Nursing Home. hood out trick-or-treating. A party for the Honors awards-We have one member in The chapter also presented a violet plant to children with games, prizes for all and re­ Mu Epsilon Pi, one in Kappa Omicron Phi, President Shr.iver. The Cincinnati Alumnre freshments followed. Other philanthropy two in Theta, one in Chimies, one honored Janis Schaaf with the Joyce Eddy projects have included donations of time and in Phi Kappa Phi, one in the Accounting Award for the most outstandin'g senior of money to such organizations as the Heart Honor Society and 10 on Dean's List. Mary­ our chapter. Luanne Pontious represented Fund, Muscular Dystrophy, the Oxfam Re­ ann Sullivan is a new member of Alpha our chapter in the Miss Miami pageant. lief Fund, and the New England Eye Bank. Lambda Delta; Sue Koukol was named out­ -MARIA McGuiRE -MARYANNE L. KOWALSKI standing home ec senior; Vicke Arne was chosen Epsilon Sweetheart; Kay ALPHA TAU BETA THETA Mangan is vice president of Panhel; Mary May was elected vice president of publicity The Oracle, a new newspaper put out by Our first function of 197 5 was a dessert for the American Marketing Association; and for the Greeks on Michigan State's cam­ with our alumnre. We presented a "Century Nancy Caslina and Julie Schramm were pus, had this to say in January about our of Fashions" similar to the show at the Na­ chosen as Pi Kappa Alpha calendar dream chapter: tional Convention last summer. The pledges girls. "Sigma Kappa celebrated its 100th birth­ activated February 2 and got right into the -DIANE KULMALA day in November. A $1,000 grant was pre­ swing of things soon after at a Saturday sented to MSU for gerontological research BETA XI at the Founder's Day luncheon. Service to others was the main theme of Sigma Kappa's Beta Xi can boast of the trophy won by centennial celebration." their 1974 fall pledge class for capturing And in February this appeared: first place in Derby Day sponsored by Sigma "It's not every day a National sorority Chi. We also· received the Spirit Stick dur­ president visits and lives in with a chapter ing the Memphis State Homecoming pep for a weekend. Sigma Kappa National Presi­ rally. During Inspiration Week the girls dent Mrs. William Haddon visited the local donated food to a needy family, visited the Alpha Tau chapter Jan. 11-14. She was the Crippled Children's Hospital, and sent cards honored guest of a tea held at the Sigma to a local nursing home. The chapter par­ Kappa house Sunday by the advisory and ticipated in Valentine's Day activities by corporation boards. All sorority presidents, sending cookies to all the fraternities on housemothers, Panhel officers, alumnre and campus. Janet Hurley, our new president, many university officials were invited. Prov­ was chosen sweetheart and ince officer Mrs. Robert Farlow and her president of their little sisters club. Kerry husband were also guests. She met with Hadaway was elected Panhellenic president; Panhel advisor Kay Stackhouse Tuesday Pam Medford was chosen president of Mor­ morning. A luncheon in Jacobson's East tar Board; Elizabeth Martin and Nancy Room with chapter president Shelley Gillette Alpha Gamma celebrated Wuhiagtoa Williamson were selected to Angel Flight. and vice president Jane Blaser concluded her State Univenity"1 tOOth anniverllr)' and visit." boaored the chapter'• new hOUieDIOtber BETA SIGMA -CAROL LIVINGSTON at a tea for aliUIIIUI and campUI guat&. Left to right are Bllea Victor, chapter At the workshop in Indianapolis Stouffers ALPHA CHI advilor; Jaae Votaw, prelidellt; Mn. our representatives were Beth Wolszon, Sue Glad,~ Whipple, houlemotber, aJHI Sally Aberle, Linda Jones, Carol Durbin and February 20 was a big day for the Alpha Schad. Karen Sheriff. With the beginning of 1975, 11 and exchanged with her small inspirational gifts or notes. The results an be seen in L K reaching q uota with 12 pledges! Initiation was held February 22-23 for fall pledges. At a banquet following, chapter awards were presented. Robin Michael and Donna Hagar made the Dean's List with 4.0 GP.A's. Chaflt er visitors-Miss Priscilla Simms, province officer; Miss Shelley Lauzon, travel­ ing secretary, and Mrs. Barbara Fenters, National Vice President for Collegiates. Mortar Board- Carol Murphey and Re­ gina Gold. -JUDY GAULT

GAMMA ALPHA

Gamma Alpha started the year with a pre-school rush and 18 pledges. Winter quarter's informal rush also was quite a success with six pledges. This year has been a busy one for the Sig Kaps. In the fall, Weis- Rho Lambda (Panhellenic honor­ we joined with the Theta Xis to build a ary). float for the H omecoming Parade, placing -KATHLEEN D E KER third. We helped the Sigma Chis in a Teeter-Totter Marathon to raise money for GAMMA MU the local alums transformed the dining room their philanthropy, Wallace Village. We into an Ita Iian restaurant which featured helped Alpha Phi raise money for the Heart Highlight of the year at Eastern Illinois: lasagna and asso rted Italian side dishes. The Fund and, together with SAE, gave a We started this year by taking the largest month ended when the active sisters kid­ charitable Christmas show at the Bonnell formal rush pledge class on campus, 25 napped our new pledges and treated them Nursing H ome, our loca l philanthropy. pledges. to Sunday morning breakfast. February Spring time found us the busiest. Greek W e celebrated Sigma Kappa's 100th birth­ brought our annual sweetheart dinner for Week was res tarted this year, beginning day with a "Week of Giving" in Novem­ the sisters, pledges, and their fa vorite April 26 with a Casino Party sponsored by ber. During the week we gave more than ''beaus." SAE. Sunday there was a raft race on the 400 hours to, and made some money for, We are proud to announce that Sue Platte Ri ver sponsored by Si gma Chi. Mon­ our philanthropies. We presented the new ~berle has been accepted into Ceres honor­ day there was an all -Greek hay ride; Tues­ University nion with a podium, sang at ary; Mary Anne Boarini was chosen as co­ day was all-Greek roller skating, Wednesday nursing homes, had a fraternity serenade chairwoman of the Home Economics Spring night was Drown Night, and Thursday and "weigh," raked our advisors' yards, Dessert; Juliann Driggs was named chair­ ni ght were the Greek Follies, sponsored by made favors for the hospital, sold poppies, woman of publicity of the dessert, and D elta Zeta. The Sig Kaps sang "The Tele­ and sponsored a benefit dance. Mary Anne was also chosen as our new phone H our" from Bye Bye Birdie and had Pat y H aye was named second runner-up rush counselor. the entire chapter participating. Greek Week in the Miss Charleston-Delta Chi pageant - J ULIANN DRIGGS ended Friday, May 2, with an outdoor in March. For the second year in a row the F.A.C. where Gamma Alpha's Ann Schrader Si g Kaps won the sorority division of the BET A UPSILON received one of the six outstanding Greek Red Cross Spring Blood Drive for giving awards. the mo t blood. In intramural sports-sorority The chapter participated in the annual -NANCY A NNE REIS division we came in second place in foot­ TKE swim meet this year and winners were ball and were fir t place champions in Patty H ard , Jan Butner, Judy H ard and GAMMA IOTA basketball and softball. The Overall Greek Cathy Dupy, with the chapter receiving the Week chairman was a Sig Kap for the sec­ second place overall trophy. Our broom­ Regional Convention in D allas was a ond year in a row. Carol Toml anovich filled ball team placed second in the tournaments hi_ghlight for Gamma Iota this quarter. the role, with Karen Malkovich as overall and our volleyball team was first in All­ While there, Sharin Humke and Pam Opp Greek Week secretary. Greek Week was the Greek and second overall this year. won a si lver bowl for hav in g the best rou nd climax of the year with the ig Kaps con­ In April the chapter went on a weekend table centered around social and sorority si tently placing second in every game and retreat at Lake H ope. At our quarterly activities. coming in second place overall. W e did win cholarship dinner Jo Burris had the highest Inspiration week led off the initiation of the FIR T place trophy for Greek Sing and _g rade point of the pledges with a 3.7 and 27 pledges. At the banquet the following brought home the spirit trophy. Al so, Mary Nancy Yanity had the highest GPA of the ni ght Jl,,[ar ha Sco tt won best active, D ebbie Ellen Kane was named the "Outstanding act ives with a 3.8. A dinner was held May Pack best pledge, and Kathy Waldron best Greek Woman" and received the Panhel­ 14 in honor of the founding of Sigma alumna. Mrs. Helen Dismukes came Feb. lenic award. cholastically, we placed second Kappa on the Ohio University campus. Mrs. 17-21 to meet with the new officers. She was among Greeks last fall. Ri tter Collett, province officer, was our welcomed with the redecoration of the lodge - KAREN JAHNSSEN honored gue t. Pam Douglas was recently and a paghetti dinner. elected vice president of Chimes, Junior lndir •idual honors-Sue Reed, igma u GAMMA RHO W men's Honora ry . White Rose Princess; Pat Kruzensk, Psi Chi -PAM DOUGLAS ( p )•chology honorary) ; Holly Bea, Alpha Gamma Rho is proud of achieving the Lam bda D elta (fres hman honorary); Vera Outstanding Scholarship Award for the BETA PSI Alexander, Kappa Tau Alpha (mass com­ yea r. Other chapter honors include winning munications honorary) ; Ann Mar hall, Phi Pike' Peak, H ike for Hope, and second An " Inspiration Week" before spring p ilon Omicron; Mellissa Hudgins, Mu place in the Raft Race. rush br ou~ h t new enthusiasm and clo eness Phi p ilon ; Eleanor tone, corpdettos; College members participated in our annual to Beta P i. Each gi rl received a "secret sis" Vera Al exander, Mar ha cott, Cary Tell Ice Cream Eat, Car Wash, Parent's D ay, and 12 Retreat activities, and in sponsoring a and began our plans with a bake sale to campus-wide Best Professor's Contest, all of raise money for needed supplies. Our chap­ which proved successful. Gamma Rho im­ ter got together and made violets which we proved its gerontology program by visiting took to our alums. To two of our elderly the new Ensley Rest Home several times. and very special alums we delivered African We also had a party for retarded children violet plants. We gave a spaghetti feed for and helped with the Special Qlympics. the entire college and community, with pro­ Individual honors-Lynne Sarella-Out­ ceeds going to the United Way. We visited standing Jr.-Sr. Award; Betty Rumley-Al­ two convalescent homes where we sang and pha Phi Sigma honor society; Pam Mund­ did anything we could to help. To con­ henke-Kappa Delta Pi honor society; clude our Week, we donated food to a Vickey McDaniel-Pi Kappa Phi Rose; needy family. Joye Ray and Wanda Carter-first and sec­ Chapter highlights-Five little Sisters ond runnerup in the Miss Catamount Pag­ were chosen from our chapter-Mary Fish, eant. De!ta Sigma Phi; Sally Hillis and Kathy -KERRY RODGERS AND JAN COLEMAN Chesi ni, Alpha Gamma Rho; Jeanne D on­ nell and Heathey Holly, Sigma Phi Ep­ GAMMA PHI The ~cr. larpat peanut ie oaly one si lon. We had five sisters chosen to do Of the lighq bt Durant, OldaboYDaf their student teaching in Hawaii-Robin One of the highlights of this semester :tfere threeS... Kappa., memben of Williams, Marsha Hull, Kris Shampine, was the beginning of construction of our Delta" zeta chapter at SOutbeastem Debbie Matthews and Ann Thomas, and chapter house. State Uaivenityl share the spotlight two chosen to student teach in Ireland­ Chapter activities-We had our annual with dsat 1ocal attra(tion. Judy Stansbucy and Rhoda Richardson. pledge formal in February, with several sis­ ters from Epsilon Sigma chapter in Savan­ County helping. Shelley Lauzon, traveling DELTA MU nah, Ga. attending as our guests. We par­ secretary, came to our area in February and ticipated in the Easter Seals campaign, the National Vice President Mrs. Richard Phil­ In the fall Delta ,Mu pledged 29 and had Carolyn S. Jessup Awards banquet, and lips in March. pledge exchanges with Pi Kappa Phi and Greek Week. We gave a birthday party for -MARLA KREMKO . By having various our elderly friends at Glenwood Towers. fund projects, the pledges were able to lndit,idual honors-Holly Barrick was in­ DELTA BETA present the chapter with two lamps, a marble itiated into Golden Chain, and Susan Krum­ table with the Greek letters l:K and money roy, Shaye Mayo, and Mary Jo Denton into Delta Beta has had a great semester. We to help purchase new curtains. Sisters elected Phi Kappa Phi, national honor society. Sally began by placing second in the Greek Week to the Winter Ball Court were Debbie Dougher received the Senior Bracelet; Kris­ mock games. Next, we won l:AE softball Hardaway Digilorm o, Anne Wood, and ten Gross was selected Outstanding Pledge, and the spirit trophy. Three of our girls­ Debbie Hebert. Sister Wood was also nomi­ and Ann Howell received the Tarni An­ Marilyn Cremeans, Judy Lance and Sammie nated for Miss N.S.U. Delta Mu had many drews Award for Outstanding Senior. Lambert-were selected for the Sigma Al­ representatives in the organization of the -MARY Jo DENTON pha Epsilon all-tournament team. Jan Tardy Lady of the Bracelet beauty pageant, held was selected for all-tournament team for annually on the NSU campus. Those par­ GAMMA OMEGA Lambda Chi Alpha basketball. Sigma Kappa ticipating were Debbie Hebert, Zandra Hay­ also won the trophy for selling the most mon, Susan Fleming, Sonya Riner, Cathy Gamma Omega has been active in many tickets for the Christopher Stanley charity Gates, Ann Justice, Camille Hawthorne and social events with other sororities, including football game. Robin Vealey was accepted Donna Schonfeld. Sisters who were semi­ a party given by Panhellenic Council Feb. in ODK (women's leadership honorary) . finalists were Margaret Ware, Jackie King 20 for 'the pledges of all eight sororities; She and Cindy Oquino were also accepted and Dixie Taylor. Student Body Associa­ exchange dinners with Delta Zeta, Delta in Fugas (women's leadership honorary) . tion offices held by Delta Mus are Donna Gamma and Gamma Phi Beta sororities; and -LAURA CROUCH King, secretary, and Karren Hataway, sena­ bowling intramurals. Gloria Heitz, Lynne tor. Vicki Procell was elected president for Walters, Katie Newell and Deb Huffman DELTA ZETA A WS and Jeanette Perkins, treasurer. attended our Indianapolis workshop in Janu­ -JEANNETTE PERKINS ary returning with many ideas for rush and We had an exciting and successful rush other functions. this spring. At Bid House we picked up DELTA NU -LYNN TOWNSEND more pledges than any other sorority. Our pledges worked all semester and then took Each month Delta Nu participated in the DELTA ALPHA their big sisses on a sneak to Six Flags Community Service SSI alert maintaining Over Texas. stations in various parts of Farmville. The Delta Alpha attended Founders' Day We also received many honors this year, chapter won the intramural soft ball cham­ lOOth year celebration November 9 at the both individually and as a sorority. This pionship and trophy. Detroit Yacht Club. The actives and pledges year a Sigma Kappa, Pam Hamilton, was Individual honoi"S-Amy Miller was worked together on our semester geron­ named as the SOSU Homecoming Queen. elected 1975-76 Head Colleague. Who's tology project. We went to Sunny View This was the third year in a row we have !Vho listed Grace Anne Overton and Patti Convalescent Center and played bingo and had the Homecoming Queen title. Three of Dunn. had a sing-along. We had our annual our Queen's attendants were also Sigmas, . -JEANNE CuNNINGHAM formal dinner dance in Ypsilanti in Novem­ Jeretta Horn, Joyce Noah and Kathy Stock­ ber where mock awards were given to the ton. DELTA OMICRON senior sisters. Sue Hillabrand was awarded At the Panhellenic banquet this spring we violet girl because she put so much work were presented with the Panhellenic Schol­ We have been busy gaining recognition into making the dinner dance such a suc­ arship Award. here at Fort Hays State with these indi­ cess. Initiation and Parents' Tea was De­ -BARBARA CAMPBELL vidual honors received: Karen Speckman­ cember 8. The best pledge award went to Best Dressed Co-ed contestant; Kathleen Ann Beatty. DELTA IOTA Robben, Linda Marti and Deborah Scher­ After getting back into the routine after ling-chosen for !Vho's !V ho in America11 Christmas vacation, January was filled with Here at Chico State we celebrated our Colleges; Mariet Desilet-Sisters of the rush parties, with alumnre of South Oakland Week of Giving in the true Sigma spirit Sphinx- little sister; Denise 13 Parks-resident assistant for Agnew Hall Glasscock, Karen Landrum, Debbie Mitch­ sisters sold carnations for Valentine's Day dormitory. ell; Acacia Thugateers-Cindy Marrhews, and collected money for the Heart Fund. After Christmas vacation, Delta Omicron Jenny Adair, Susie Wetwiska, Judy Bran­ Along with many visits to Hilldale Rest chapter got on the ball-basketball that is. don, Jo Coldiron; Daughters of Diana Home, Gregory, our adopted boy from the We again had our perfect record of no (TKE)-Kim Lyon ; Appalachian Mountains, spent a weekend wins in intramural basketball! When not Little Sisters-Pam Gaylord; Sigma Delta with us. running up and down the court we worked Chi Calendar Girls-Linda Ballagh, Marsha We started the second half of the spring hard on our gerontology project of singing Horinek, Sandy Hill, Kim Lyon, Ann semester with a banquet and continued our and project Grandparent. Our pledges won Thompson, Donna Wells, Donna Hayes, monthly visits to the rest home. We had a the Panhellenic Scholarship trophy for last Jenny Adair; Association of Women Stu­ doughnut sale with proceeds going to the semester with the highest grade point av­ dents-Linda Ballagh, Tanya Perdue, Nancy SPE chapter at Lenoir Rhyne whose fra­ erage on campus. Bradley; University Center Activities Board ternity house burned during the year. Aprtl Individual honors-Betsy Billinger-ad­ -Marsha Horinek, Donna Hayes, Donna 28 EA had a tea in honor of our advisor, junctive therapist at the High Plains Mental Wells, Jenny Adair, Kay Schnetzler, Debbie Mrs. Loraine Henderson who, since her Hea~th Clinic; Cindy Blackwiii-Alpha St. Cyr, Karen Shahan, Becky Mitchell; husband's death, decided to move back to Lambda Delta and Spurs; Linda Marti­ Student Senate-Linda Ballagh, Marsha Louisiana. We have two new advisors­ Phi Kappa Phi; Kim Rapsine-Kappa Omi­ Horinek; Bronze Key (honorary )-Katrina Debbie Everhart Carmlc and Betty Bol­ cron Phi and Furlough Queen candidate; Dennis Epps; Panhellenic-Karen Landrum, linger Riley. Dianne Thompson-Spurs Junior advisor, Linda Ballagh, Ann Thompson; Collegiate Highlights-For the second year we re­ and Deborah Scherling-senior recital. DECA-Donna Wells; Freshman Queen­ ceived the Community Service Award on -CINDY BLACKWILL AND GAY EDWARDS Kay Schnetzler; Outstanding Senior Woman campus and won the Women's Intramural runner up, 11Vho's liVho-Katrina Dennis Softball Championship. Individual honors DELTA UPSILON Epps; Miss CSU Court-Linda Ballagh, include Mu Sigma Epsilon (scholastic fra­ Karen Landrum. ternity)-Joan Watson; Program Bo:ud Spring semester brought numerous activi­ Campus actit>ities-Donated to the CSU Committee Chairpersons-Lobby Pope and ties to Delta Upsilon. We placed first in the bicentennial beautification program; partici­ Susan Strickland; Campus Guides-Vivian Sigma Nu Chug for Charity and participated pated in the Parent's D ay program in honor Amick, Linda Flachek, Carol Hoke, Anna in Derby D ays. Greek Week of President Garland Godfey's retirement; Mando, Alice Riley and Susan Strickland; found Delta Upsilon proudly displaying tee­ collected for cancer, mental retardation, Drill Team Officers for '75-'76--Susan shirts. We won Greek Sing for the 19th arthritis, and cerebral palsy; performed in Strickland and Trevelyn Alford; Choir Tour consecutive year, placed first in the Greek Bronze and Blue Revue; visited Oklahoma '75-Laurie Dugdale, Vivian Amick and Garnes, and third in the annual Sigma Tau Christian Nursing Home twice, leaving vio­ Alice Riley; Choir Officers for '75-'76-­ variety show. As part of our gerontology lets and a potted plant; held a Swing-a-thon Vivian Amick and Alice Riley; Drill Team program, we serenaded a senior citizen's to raise money for the Children's Hospital. Award and Kappa Delta's Junior Woman home. We achieved the highest overall -DONNA WELLS AND LINDA BALLAGH of the Year Award-Susan Strickland; Band grade point average of sororities on campus Award-Debbie Fouts; Greek Awards­ with 33 of our members earning a 3.0 or EPSILON ALPHA Susan Strickland, Becky Sigmon and Wendy higher. Waggoner; Pledge of the Year-Pattie Mc­ The week prior to initiation in February Epsilon Alpha engaged in numerous ac­ Cubbin. · was filled with many activities for the tivities spring semester. In February the - DEBBIE RODGERS pledges including a serenade, a scavenger hunt, and a party given by the alumnre. Individual honors-Ann Higgins was chosen editor of the school yearbook; Bar­ bara Mes 1er was crowned Phi Sigma Ep­ silon Sweetheart; Jeanine Mitchell was se­ lected Phi Sigma Epsilon Ideal Little Sister; Debbie Ochs and Patty Chase were candi­ dates for Military Ball Queen; Kathy Blum was our candidate for Sigma Chi Derby Day Queen; Cindy Hankins was named Miss Congeniality in the Miss Springfield Pag­ eant; Pat Critten was nominated for Greek Woman of the Year; Susan Rehling was our nominee for Greek Woman Athlete; Pam Grassle was elected president of Kappa Mu Epsilon, national math honorary, and Cheri Pierson became a member of Kappa Delta Pi , education honorary. -CINDY HANKIN~ DELTA CHI When Delta Chi's housemother, Mrs. Mary Cowan, retired after 15 years of ser­ vice she was initiated into the sorority. Re­ placing her is Mrs. LaVeda Shelton. Individual honors-Army-Linda Bal­ lagh, Donna Wells, Ann Thompson, Donna Hayres, Tanya Perdue, Charlotte Donaho; Roses of - Ann Thomp­ son, Donna Wells, Laquita Hawthorne, Linda Erwin, Jacquie Stephenson, Marilyn Gaines, Charlotte Donaho, Cindy Whitaket, Toni Leven, Donna Vanderpool; Kappa Sigma Stardusters-Marsha Horinek, Jana 14 Rebecca Russell Mary Jane Dibrell Paula Phillips Nancy Rheinlander Tricia Gumm

PSD'J)N OMICRON-Super Sigmas rom SWTSU are REBECCA RUSSELL-President of Women's Business Society, 1974-75; ·~ .List every -.eater since 1971; Sigma Kappa Songleader, 1974-75. MARY JANE DIBRELL-President of Gamma Theta a;,r,,R...:11ha Geopaphical honor eociety, 1974-75; nominee for Who's Who on American Campuses; Alpha Chi National honor society; F.. ~Dij~i: Lilt every ll!lllUler since 1971; JUDior Advisor and alumna of Alpha Lambda Delta; San Marcos page to the DAR State Con· ·~ April 1914; Theta History honor society; Phi Theta Mu, social science honor society; Kappa Delta Pi, Education ~ety. PAULA PfnLLIPS-past publicist for Rodeo Club; Press aub-trying to start a chapter of Sigma Delta Chi at W~J! received a -100 journalism IICholarship in 1971 to SWT; received two outstanding service awards to News Service at SWT. ANeY .RHBINLANDER-TSEA member since 1971; Alpha Lambda Delta since 1971; Kappa Delta Pi, Education honor society 1973; Dean•• List every teDlester since 1971. TRICIA GUMM-President's Dean Lilt, 1972.74; Dean's List since 1971; Intra­ lf~~~:ifencing champion, 1971·72; Kappa Delta Pi, Education honor society 1973-74; Sigma Alpha Eta, special education honor ~iDc:HitY.. , lP71-n-M...,. Ttme DillreU ,.d fodeU Coleman

EPSILON BETA Powers, secretary; Phi Alpha Theta honor­ List and Linda Hackett and Stella Stanis­ ary-Wanda Neuhaus; Pi Gamma Mu walis earned 4.0 G.P.A.'s. Epsilon Tau again Epsilon Beta in New Orleans had a busy honorary-Wanda Neuhaus and Emily received two Panhellenic awards-the Spirit semester, starting with homecoming week in Flickinger; The Crusader, campus news­ Award for most activities and the Scholar­ January. Our candidate, Gay le Jochim, won paper-Emily Flickinger, editor-in-chief. ship Award for the highest chapter G:P.A. the high position of mai d of honor. -EMILY J. FLICKINGER for the entire year. This is the fourth con­ Individual honors-Madeline Althans and secutive year we have won the Spirit Award Rhonda Sasser, Alpha Theta Epsilon honor and the second for winning the Scholarship society; Patty Frazier, chairman of member­ EPSILON ZETA Award. ship of the College of Education for our Epsilon Zeta earned top overall G .P.A. Individual honors-Four chosen Little Student Government Association; Carolyn for sororities-and took eight pledges in Sisters for Fullerton fraternities-Mary fat Cochran, membership chairman of the Ne­ spring rush. The pledges had a fund rais­ Buckle, Sue Lamb, Diane Evans and Jackie reida Service Organization and listed in ing project and participated in a scavenger Gorozyca; Kathy Harri was deputy registrar Who's Who in American Colleges; Jan hunt to get acquainted with the other for the Model United Nation's Conference, Pepperman, Beta National Ac­ Greeks on campus. When Big Sisters and and Linda Hackett became a member of the counting honor society, and Ann Arnondin Little Sisters were chosen, we celebrated American Mathematical Association. elected treasurer of 's with a pizza party. For philanthropy projects -LINDA LOVRET Order of Diana. we went to Turtle Creek Nursing Home to -LINDA LIGGIO entertain with songs and refreshments; par­ EPSILON PSI ticipated in the Heart Fund Drive; helped Epsilon Psi hosted State D ay April 5 for EPSILON GAMMA with the Special Olympics, and gave $10 to Potter's Orphan Home. other Indiana collegiate and alumn~ chap­ ters. The theme was "You've Got A Epsilon Gamma has had a prosperous Friend." It was hoped we helped inspire spring semester. We pledged four girls and EPSILON NV sisterhood for the next 100 years . We also our lodge has a new look with new carpet, co-sponsored a blood drive on our camous curtains and furniture. In February Jayne We had a visit from traveling secretary for two days in ApriL Bode Hill was crowned Pi Kappa Alpha Barb Buchhorn in April and the sisters at­ Dream GirL In April we helped sponsor tended a Panhellenic spaghetti dinner April ZETA ALPHA the Special Olympics for children of our 23 . Greek Weekend was April 25-27 and regiori. We had our Violet Ball in Okla­ we participated in the College Bowl and the Zeta Alpha at JUS, New Albany, was homa City where Kelly Oakly and Elaine Greek torch run. April 25 was a party for busy with rush parties in February. At the Trussell received the best member awards. Greeks, followed by games all day the 26th. first one Valentines were made for nursing -MELISSA PRUETT -SYLVIA CARLETON home patients. Zeta Alphas selected to ap­ pear in Who's Who in American Colleges EPSILON DELTA EPSILON TAU and Universities are Angie Rice, Barbara Popp, Judy Charonneau, Melinda Denman, Epsilon D elta started the new year right Epsilon Tau has been busy since fall rush and Louise · Reynolds. On the porn porn with 10 pledges. To help the pledges be­ brought 21 pledges. We staged a skit about squad this year are Vickie Faulkner, Louise come better acq uai nted with the sisters, a Si gma Kappa's first 100 years at the Found­ Reynolds, Judy Charbonneau, and Susan song fest was held in January and a "TV ers' D ay luncheon for alumn~ and actives Manus, and Sue Waiz is on the cheerlead­ Movie Popcorn Break" in February. from Southern California chapters. ing squad. Individual honors-Geology Club--Carol For fall 1974, nine girls made the Dean's -KAREN HAMM trcrstmaste-r : r1eese n:n~---~----­ notice of Undeliverable copies on Fo rm 3579 to Sigma Kappa Sorority, H33 Washington Blvd., Indianapolis, Ind. 46205

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Dear Mrs. Collett, I am historian and TRIANGLE correspondent for thP. Louisville alumnre club. Since we are a newly reorganized group we would like all Sigma Kappas to know we are very active and thriving. My address is: 701 Fairhill Drive Louisville, Ky. 40207 ~ LE1TERS TO THE EDITOR J Thank you for your help. Sincerely, JANICE L. DUDDY Epsilon Epsilon Dear Mrs. Collett, I am the TRIANGLE correspondent for a newly-formed alumnre chapter in the Harrisburg area. We have met sev­ eral times and are already planning programs for the fall. We have contacted all known Sigmas in our area but we Dear .Jean, would like it mentioned in the TRIANGLE that any who would like to join us may contact the following person : What a nice write-up in the TRIA GLE about me. I've already gotten two letters from long, lost sisters so I do ap­ Mrs. Charlotte (Blake) Tenney, Epsilon Theta preciate it. 3 7 Heidi Terrace Another neat thing I'm finding out-several of my co­ Camp Hill, Pa. 17011 activists in Women in Communications are SK's, including Telephone-732-3346 Margot Sherman, past national president (who is a super Yours in Sigma, person) and Bobbie Appelgate at the University of Kansas. PHYLLIS CRAVEN SW!TAJ, Gamma N11 Just goes to prove the old sayin~S about "You'll always find a sister." It gives me a good feeling! KATHY LAREY LEWTON, Eta

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