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EDITOR, To Our Readers EDITOR'S NOTE: This is your page-made available to anyone The desk is piled with letters, packages, and Federal wishing to comment on articles, the magazine, or any topic of interest Express envelopes. Beneath the clutter of paper one can find to our readers. Letters must be signed with full name, address, and a T-square, triangle, pica pole, and a proportional wheel. chapter: We reserve the right to edit as needed to space requirements Copies of past issues of The ARROW are strategically placed and content. at the top of the desk for inspiration. Mer four years of college and two years of being a Graduate Consultant, I was beginning to fear what the "real world" might bring. Last spring as I was finishing my last A tradition continues chapter viSits, I was simultaneously scoping the job world. I didn't know how I would ever be able to find a job that I It is interesting how some traditions tend to run in Pi Phi families. When could be as committed to or that I would enjoy as much as I my mother, Martha Bowman Ebeling, was a senior at Ohio Wesleyan did being a Consultant. I was preparing myself to go through University in 1954, she and the other Ohio Deltas helped colonize the Ohio withdrawal from not hearing how Oklahoma Beta and Virgin­ Eta Chapter at Denison University, which I ultimately pledged in 1975. ia Eta were doing. I couldn't imagine a day without a single Shortly after I joined the Madison, Wisconsin Alumnae Club, I became the phone call from a member distressed about a chapter prob­ co-chairman of the Wisconsin Alpha recolonization committee and then the lem or thrilled to share news about a new program or idea new chapter's first AAC Chairman, in 1986. My mother is once again brought into the chapter. involved in the colonization of a chapter, as Installation Chairman and AAC I was able to find that ideal job, and in reality not much has member for the Ohio Iota, being installed this fall. changed. My suitcases have been replaced by a real office Leisa Ebeling Lowrey and I have fmally settled into my very own apartment. But I Ohio Eta still get frantic phone calls, and more than ever I am able to BelOit, Wisconsin keep up on the latest in chapter news. At the same time I have been exposed to that wonderful realm of alumnae life in Pi A helpful hint Beta Phi, which has made the transition into the "real world" much easier. Every summer I take out my Pi Phi tote (or I order a new one) and use it The desk is still a mess as I finish up this, my first, issue of as my summer handbag. I usually spend several week~ during the summer in The ARROW Though it is my fi rst issue, it is the last issue of Estes Park, Colorado and my Pi Phi purse always helps me meet a new Pi Phi the 1980s. Within these pages I think you'll start to see the sister. Whether I'm browsing in one of the downtown shops or standing in direction in which the Fraternity will be moving in the 90s. the grocery checkout line, someone will come up and comment that I must Grand Council and the Executive Director of Central Office be a Pi Phi. They always recognize the handbag. I recommend that everyone have already been preparing for the new decade by partici­ carry one. It's a sure way to meet some of the very nicest people. pating in a long-range planning session. (See page 8.) We are Mary Kliewer Hughey pleased to bring you a feature article on cultural diversity in Oklahoma Beta our chapters, showing how the "face" of the collegian and Omaha, NE member is ever-changing and enhancing the quality of chap­ ter life now and in coming years. Our magazine will be Fund to be established turning the corner of a decade as well and we would like your input on how to better serve you through our publication. On July 15 of this year our daughter, Christine Louise Ruegg died in a Please take time to fill out the reader survey on pages 19 and boating accident. She was a member of Pi Beta Phi at the University of 20. We are interested in knowing how you like The ARROW Oregon. During her two years there we noticed a great deal of improvement and what you would enjoy reading in the future. in her personal growth as well as in her educational development. We In closing, I'd like to thank those who have given me the attribute this in large part to the influence of your organization. support and encouragement to put out my first issue. A My wife and I would like to talk to someone about setting up a memorial special thank you goes out to the delightful women at scholarship fund in her name. We would initially fund it with 5500.00 per Central Office. And finally, a word to the lady who preceded year with the possibility of increases in future years. We would like the me. Marilyn, there is no way I could ever fill your shoes. I will money to be used to help her sorority sisters at the University of Oregon just happily follow in your footsteps. Chapter where her younger sister is now a member and we would also like to have some control over who receives the money. Frank and Sarah Ruegg J Moeller Bend, OR

COVER: Pi Beta Phi, the tie that binds. Ann Denker Webster, Arkansas Alpha, of La Jolla, Calif. is the artist responsible for capturing one of the many strengths of Pi Beta Phi, our diversity.

2 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Arrow Editor FOUNDERS OF THE FRATERNITY Jennifer Moeller Emma Brownlee Kilgore (1848-1924) Pi Beta Phi Central Office 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 Margaret Campbell (1846-1936) St. Louis, MO 63105 Libbie Brook Gaddis (1850-1933) Ada Bruen Grier (1848-1924) From Pi Phi Pens Clara Brownlee Hutchinson (Book Reviews) (1850-1931) Clare Harding Sanford Fannie Whitenack Libbey (1848-1941) (Mrs. Frank W.), Little Rosa Moore (1848-1924) Professor Book Center, Jennie Nicol, M. D. (1845-1881) Hilltown Village Center, Inez Smith Soule (1846-1941) Chesterfield, MO 63017 Fannie Thomson (1848-1868) Arrow File and In Memoriam Jennie Horne Turnbull (1846-1932) Pi Beta Phi Central Office, Nancy Black Wallace (1846-1918) 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis, MO 63105

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THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 3 ENRICHMENT THROUGH DIVERSITY The Ever-Changing Profile of PI BETA PIll

"0 cean To Ocean," an old favorite Pi changes have obvious implications for Phi song, reminds each member that the Fraternity's programming and vol­ the Fraternity's heritage in the past and unteer expectations. its promise for the future extend to all Furthermore, minority groups with­ parts of this nation and, indeed, the in our population are increasing at rates world. Increasingly, there are mem­ that consistently outpace the majority bers of Pi Beta Phi around the world group. By the year 2000, it is predicted pursuing study and careers in a global that one in every three Americans will community. Even as this cultural diver­ be non-white. Sometime shortly after sity enriches one's life, so too does the the turn of the century, it is predicted diversity within Pi Phi's chapters and that there will be a greater number of alumna clubs enhance our fraternity Hispanics than African-Americans in experience. our population. These changes in age Clearly, the America of a century and racial makeup in our general soci­ ago, in the early years of the Fraternity, ety most certainly will have an effect was much different than today's soci­ on the pool of high school graduates ety. In 1889, the U.S. population was 62 and college entrants in the not too million; today we are a nation of 246 distant future. Remember, the class of million people. But it is not only in 2000 already is enrolled in grade schools numbers that our society has changed. all across our nation. That Pi Phi's foun­ A century ago, half the population was ders were facing a much different soci­ under age 22; today, the median age is ety is obvious. 33. By the year 2000, it is predicted As the general society changes, so that more than one half of the U.S. too do the campuses of our colleges population will be over 35 years old. and universities. The number of insti­ The average age of U.S. citizens is not tutions of higher education has grown the only demographic change in our in a century from 1,000 to about 3,400, society. and they confer degrees at the rate of The Pi Phi of a century ago could one for every fourteen Americans aged expect to bear twice as many children 20 to 24. There are more opportunities in her lifetime as the woman of today. for higher education for more people. In 1889, just under five percent of This opportunity for access to high­ married women were in the labor force. er education is being exercised by a Today, 57 percent are employed. These new group of students-a group that

4 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI becomes more diverse literally by the dents, so too will our college frater­ ally diverse community, school, and day. Today, minorities are in every so­ nities embrace women and men of curriculum - include in their circle of cioeconomic group in greater num­ different backgrounds and experiences. friends a more diverse group of people. bers than ever before. Many students Such change is not without its stresses, The fraternity women of today need who are older, consistently older than however. An examination of the histo­ to see these changes in the "face" of the traditional college age group (18 to ry of all fraternities reminds us of an American society not as a threat to 23) are entering admissions offices ev­ historical period of reluctance to in­ fraternal institutions, but as a chal­ eryday. clude members whose religious tradi- lenge toward enrichment through di- There also is a trend toward increas­ ing numbers of part-time learners at institutions of higher education. These The fraternity women of today need to see are students who hold jobs in business these changes in the "face" of American and industry and attend college credit courses during their work day. (Some society not as a threat to fraternal even attend these classes in special sites located at their businesses.) In institutions, but as a challenge toward total, demographic researchers predict that minorities, adults, and part-time enrichment through diversity. learners will be the largest growth groups on the college campuses in the years tions were based in Catholicism or versity. Those individual chapters which ahead. Judaism. Those foreign-born or first meet this challenge will flourish in the One need not be a demographer to generation students who are Asian­ decade to come. Those who do not anticipate that with change in the stu­ American, African-American, or Indian will go the way of the dinosaur and the dent body, we can expect change in were-and, regrettably, in some places Dodo bird. the Greek community. As the pool of still are-greeted with prejudice and Pi Phis and fraternity members across potential members includes a cultur­ bigotry. Increasingly, however, today's the globe need to continue doing things ally and racially diverse group of stu- college students-from a more cultur- today to meet the challenges of tomor-

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 5 row. A foundation in the undergradu­ ate chapters must be set which encour­ ages students not just to accept and respect diversity, but to celebrate it as one of the many means to enhance the overall college experience. All of us About the authors must work today to ensure that those ideals which the founders cherished at Barbara). Tootle Pi Phi's inception will be shared and Barbie, an Ohio Beta Pi Phi, has worked in higher education at The Ohio State espoused by women representing ev­ University for more than twenty years as an administrator, advisor, teacher, and ery segment of the American society. programmer. For eleven years, she served as Coordinator for Greek Affairs working While fraternity statistics are not with 63 fraternities and sororities. She is currently a writer, editor, and program kept on matters of race and ethnicity, it coordinator in the Office of the President of The Ohio State University. is apparent that the Greek community In 1965, as a college senior, Barbie was named co-winner of the national Amy can celebrate today a more diverse Burnam Onken award. For two years, 1972-1974, she served as a Collegiate Province membership than at any time in our President. Recently, Barbie was named Pi Beta Phi Greek Woman of the Year in 1987, history. Such an extension of Pi Beta and was awarded the Distinquished Service Award by the Association of Fraternity Advisors in 1988. She is a past reCipient of the Evin Varner Award from the College Phi's bonds to women of color and of Fraternity Editors Association for her service to Greek life. different life experiences is more than A frequent workshop leader and speaker, Barbie has addressed numerous student, a demographic inevitability; given the alumni, and civic audiences and national conventions across the country. Fraternity's ritual values, it is a matter of moral imperative. Vic Boschini The sisterhood so fundamental to A member of Sigma Nu Fraternity, Vic's experience with students in higher the nature of fraternity is based upon education spans four institutions and ten years. Upon graduation from Mount Union affection, trust, loyalty, and honor. The College in Alliance, Ohio, Vic traveled to Bowling Green to work on a Master's degree founders set Pi Beta Phi and aU frater­ in art. While studying, he managed to work at Bowling Green State University as nities on a course which has at its core Administrative Assistant to the Director of Residence Life. After working at Western Illinois University and DePauw University, Vic settled down at Indiana University, the human and humane values for which where he has worked since 1984. Vic is currently the Assistant Dean of Studentsl Greek life stands. Women are invited Director of Student Activities. to join Pi Phi who exemplify the high­ This past year Vic received his Doctorate. The topic of his dissertation was "A Study est standards in character, academics, of the Socialization Processes in Student Subcultures." Vic is a member of various service to others, and leadership. Their professional organizations including the American Association for Counseling and race and ethnicity do not automat­ Development and American College Personnel Association. He is also past President ically ensure or prohibit the afftliation of the Association of Fraternity Advisors. Vic has been a presenter and facilitator at a of any student. multitude of conferences. In the important college years, we know that among the strengths of be­ ing a member of a Greek chapter are the opportunities for personal devel­ opment. By learning to lead and to follow, a member can gain valuable skills for vocational and avocational cessful-who are widely considered between the curricular and co-curric­ pursuits throughout life. the "best" -most often are those whose ular is certainly what the founders had Studies tell us that moral develop­ membership is diverse on a number of in mind when they took their fraternal ment is a very significant part of this dimensions: not aU from the same high oath. period in our lives. We question who school, the same age or class rank, the we are and who we are becoming. This same majors. Not everyone agrees on process is advanced as we develop the everything! While this situation can References ability to take another's perspective make for some long chapter meetings Dias, W (1984). Hispanics: Challenges and Op· portunities Report #435. ford foundation. and broaden our world view. To the and lengthy late-night discussions, it is New York: ford foundation Press. extent that everyone with whom we out of these exchanges that we devel­ Hodgkinson, H.C (1983). Guess Who's Coming associate is the same, we limit our op a stronger sense of who we are. In to College. Your Students in 1990. National growth. To the extent that our chap­ this way, the chapter experience com­ Institute ofindependent Colleges and Univer· ters exhibit some sense of diversity in plements the academic program and sities. Washington, D.C: NAICU Press. Hodgkinson, H.C (1985). All One System: De terms of race, ethnicity, age, and en­ becomes a true partner in education. mographics oJ Education, Kindergarten rollment status, we will be able to offer By including women in the chapter through Graduate School. National Institute a richer, fuller experience to both our whose life experiences are varied, even of Independent Colleges and Universities. undergraduates and graduates. This, in as their commitment to fraternal val­ Washington, D.C: NAICU Press. turn, will maximize the individual growth ues is the same, we more truly reflect U.S. Department of Commerce. Bureau of Cen· sus (1985). Current Population Reports. Se· among and between chapter members. the educational mission shared with ries #404. Washington, D.C : Government Those chapters which are highly suc- our host institutions. This harmony Printing Office.

6 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI California Alpha Pi Phi receives scholarship The Fairfield County, Connecticut President of Mental Advancement. Dur­ Panhellenic Scholarship for the 1989- ing her term in office, the chapter ob­ 90 school year was won by Suha Jha­ tained the highest grade point average veri of Westport, Connecticut. Suha is on campus. She also organized several a California Alpha Pi Phi at Stanford workshops for the chapter relating to University. Her credentials are impres­ her position. Her musical interests are sive in both academics and extra-cur­ furthered through the cello, which she ricular activities. plays in the University Orchestra and Suha is a senior majoring in Interna­ as a member of a quintet. Seventh tional Relations. Part of her junior year grade students in East Palo Alto are the was spent studying political science in reCipients of some of Suha's volunteer Paris. This past summer she worked in efforts as she helps teach remedial Washington, D.C., where she had an classes there. During her senior year, internship at the National Foundation Suha will serve as an academic advisor The Deux Amles brass angel with a copper for the Improvement of Education. for freshmen at Stanford. arrow Is the creation of PI Phis Jan Goff and In Pi Phi, Suha has served as Vice Merry Hamilton.

Pi Phi sisters share business

Ohio Betas Jan Ellis Goff and Merry Maidlow Hamilton are Pi Phi sisters in business together. A silver blue card with a wine arrow proclaims their com­ pany, Deux Amies (two friends). First they sold antiques at the fa­ mous Springfield, Ohio Antique Flea Market. Then they branched out to an antique shop in Powell, Ohio. Next came an executive gift line for busi­ Suha Jhaverl (center) receives the Fairfield County, Connecticut Panhellenlc Scholarship from ness people needing corporate gifts. Pam Hitch (right) a member of Delta Delta Delta and President of Alumnae Panhellenlc, while Pat Davis, President of Southem Fairfield County Alumnae Club looks on. And now they are back to Pi Phi with their copywritten design necklace of a brass angel with a copper arrow, hung on wine and blue ribbons, of course. Arkansas Alphas honored Although their Deux Amies enter­ prises keep them busy, they have both Arkansas Alpha members, Shelly above, and were very active in Pi Phi found time to serve the Columbus (Ohio) Ebersole, IGmberly Hardman, and and in organizations at the University Alumnae Club in almost every office. Melinda Joyce were chosen for the of Arkansas. Only 30 sophomores can Jan is presently president of the Ohio honorary association of Cardinal 30. be chosen from their graduating class, Beta Mother's Club-daughter, Paige, Cardinal 30 is an association linked to a class that is approximately 4,500 stu­ is an Ohio Beta senior. Merry has been Cardinal Key and Mortarboard but de­ dents in size. Cardinal 30 also serves the Iota Province Coordinator for the signed for sophomores. To be chosen as a community service organization. last two years. for Cardinal 30, applicants must have This year members will visit area ju­ "We're thrilled with the response to exemplary grades and be very active nior high and high schools and speak the angels," said Jan. on campus. Members chosen from Ar­ to students on the dangers of drug and "We'll gladly ship anywhere," added kansas Alpha had a 3.75 G.PA. or alcohol use. Merry.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 7 Fraternity targets goals for the 90s

by Virginia Bland Fry, and beyond Executive Director, Pi Beta Phi Central Office

The approach of a new decade, to be without an outside faCilitator, was held tribution of the workload by stream­ followed soon by a new century, prom­ in October. lining reporting procedures and dele­ ises change and opportunity. What bet­ During the workshop, participants gating authority. ter time for Pi Beta Phi leaders to plan assessed the past, discussed the future · . . To provide additional relevant col­ how the future ofthe Fraternity will be and its impact upon the organization, legiate programming. shaped! examined goals and needs, encouraged · .. To continue to provide for a fi­ With this in mind, Grand Council each other in brainstorming sessions, nancially sound future. acted to determine how Pi Phi could and concentrated on problem solving. · .. To increase management efficien­ best be positioned to take advantage of By consensus, the group made plan­ cy and improve services to members predictable trends and meet future chal­ ning decisions which were translated through modernization. lenge . To accomplish this, the Council into action plans. Responsibility for Those who shared the responsibility, and the Executive Director of Central each plan was assigned to an individual excitement and privilege of planning Office took part in a formalized strate­ officer. Each plan was targeted with a for Pi Beta Phi's future through the gic planning session led by a profes­ specific completion date. sessions worked hard and well. They sional facilitator from the management Results should become evident in reaped benefits by producing a blue­ consulting firm Lawrence-Leiter & Co. the coming year as Grand Council and print for the future development of the of Kansas City. The two day meeting Central Office staff accomplish their Fraternity. was held in St. Louis the weekend of major goals: Watch for progress. Plan for contin­ August 25. A second planning session, .. . To instigate a more effective dis- ued Pi Beta Phi excellence!

Anti-hazing video produced at Miami

Miami University Pi Phis have been busy with a new project for the Miami Panhellenic Association. Pi Phis are working on an anti-hazing videotape intended for use in the pledge pro­ grams of sororities on the Miami cam­ pus. This video will provide sound, reasonable, and honest advice on how to avoid all types of hazing. The prob­ From Callfomla to Vermont, and many places In between, illinois Epsilon PI Phis from the class lem of hazing is a growing concern on of '64 returned to Evanston, Illinois for Northwestem's 25th Reunion. Those In attendance many college campuses, and Ohio Zeta Include, top row: Solly Whltemer Ehlert, Donna Reybum Grltftth, Carol Martin Polk, Carol Growdon Bliss, Ellen Andrews Knodt. Third row: Linda O'Rlordan Smiddy, Jill Borland Flynn, Jane hopes the video will make a difference. Garten Hamilton, Connie Billion DINunzio. Second row: Dolla Stuogls Benz. Sue Ramaker Hitler, The completion date for the project Kim Stevenson Sullivan, Sue Spitler Rakow, Judy Bracken Gordon. Front row: Sora Schumacher was set for late September. Hartman, Carol Jones Hulce (class of '65), and Carol Craft Watts.

8 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Texas Children's Hospital benefits Iowa Alpha Pi from alum club Phi featured at

Five years ago, the Houston Alum­ els, all of whom were children and exhibit nae Club established a children's li­ grandchildren of Houston Pi Phis. In brary at Texas Children's Hospital. From fact, the entire benefit was an inter­ that time forward, hundreds of pedi­ generational event, involving everyone Sign of the Arrow, the non-profit atric patients have enjoyed the books, from Golden Arrows who made table needlepoint and gift shop operated by cassettes and movies that are checked favors, to members of the career night the St. Louis Alumnae Club, presented out from the Pi Phi-staffed library. (See group who dressed the models and an exhibit of fine art needlepoint by The ARROW, Spring 1989.) provided entertainment for them dur­ Judy Gregg Harper during the month Both senior and junior alumnae clubs ing the luncheon. The evening was a of April. have been very supportive in a fman­ real financial success. Over S39,000 Judy, an Iowa Alpha Pi Phi, is assis­ cial way as well, the Seniors donating was raised for the library. tant manager of the needlework shop. over 551,000 since 1983, and Juniors Texas Children'S Hospital has grand She has her Master and Teacher Certi­ contributing 57,000. In May, 1988, Ju­ plans for immediate expansion, and fications from the National Needlework niors hosted a Derby Day, raising 58,000, the Pi Beta Phi Library is part of those Association and displayed her masters half of which went to the library. plans. With a space three to four times projects that demonstrated the ad­ This year the Houston Alumnae Oub's larger than the present "linen closet," vanced intricate and elaborate stitch­ first public appeal to raise funds for the the possibilities for the library are ex­ ing methods required for certification. library was a spring luncheon and chil­ citing indeed. Many of those methods she teaches dren's style show. Committee chair­ The Texas Medical Center, of which daily at the shop. men and officers worked long hours Texas Children'S Hospital is a part, is a Monthly fine art needlework exhib­ to produce "Mr. McGregor's Garden," vital presence in Houston. Children its are featured at Sign of the Arrow. featuring Peter Rabbit and many of his come from everywhere for treatment, Displays highlight local deSigners and friends. In addition, Pi Phis addressed and the Houston Alumnae Club has stitchers who demonstrate advanced invitations, painted scenery, made ta­ touched the lives of these children and and unusual skill in needlework. ble favors, worked on decorations, de­ their families in a very real and lasting In 1988, Sign of the Arrow donated signed special book plates and arranged way. This is fostering positive public S43,000 to ten local and regional char­ entertainment for the 30 young mod- relations in the highest possible form. ities, including Arrowmont.

Chairing the Texas Children's Gala In Houston were (HI: Bette Barcus Carpenter, Nancy Judy Harper, needlepoint artist. Hoskins Epley and Pene Pettit Moore.

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Jerry Hunter King Joanne Stark Eddy Judy Gray McEachen Mary Frances Drake Cooley SI. Paul (MN) A.C. Indianapolis (IN) Kansas City (MO)­ Fort Smith (AR) A.C. PI Province A.C. Shawnee Mission (KS) A.C. Tau Province Rho Province Sigma Province

Karen Smith Carlson Mary Lib Vlck Thornhill louemma Breckenridge Brookey Melany Carroll Pattison Bartlesville (OK) A.C. Austin (TX) A.C. las Cruces (NM) A.C. Norman (OK) A.C. Upsilon Province Psi Province Omega Province Ph i Province

Margaret Kunsmilier Brown Marilyn Gull Liddell Patricia Batchelder Melrose Mary Hazeltine Cole Denver (CO) A.C. Wenatchee (W.o.) A.C. lake Oswego-Dunthorpe (OR) Marin County (CA) A.C. Alpha-Beta Province Alpha-Gamma Province A.C. Alpha-Epsilon Province Alpha-Della Province

Alice Martin Rosenberger CeCe Bartow Derickson Whittier (CA) A.C. Tucson (AZ) A.C. Alpha-Zeta Province Alpha-Eta Province

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 11 Ohio Alpha celebrates lOOth anniversary

by Virginia Hoover Franklin

Ohio University, the first institution sage which set an enthusiastic tone for reception hosted by Ohio University of higher learning in the Northwest the celebration. President and Mrs. Charles Ping honor­ Territory, was founded in 1804. After Ohio Alpha actives conducted tours ing Pi Beta Phi. The Pings were im­ many years, the advent of the Greek of the hou e, and entertained with a pressed by the enthusiasm of Pi Phis system brought to the campus Beta traditional Pi Phi Cookie Shine. and their loyalty to both the Fraternity Theta Pi , Delta Tau Delta, and Phi Delta Saturday activities began with a and Ohio University. The hospitality of Theta, followed in 1889 by Pi Beta Phi, brunch in Baker Center Ballroom, fol­ the Pings was deeply appreciated by Pi the pioneer Fraternity for women. Imag­ lowing which ample time was avail­ Beta Phi. ine Ohio niversity surviving 8S years able to walk around the College Green The dining hall of Nelson Commons without Pi Beta Phi! and Court Street to note the many was the setting for the Centennial Ban­ So year have gone by-the goals of changes. The old "hang-outs" are gone, quet. Wine and silver blue candles Pi Beta Phi and Ohio University inter­ those places of earlier year where a brightened tables, along with packages twined. Each grew stronger, enduring once-a-week Set Coke-often with two of angel notepaper, designed by Diane both bad and good times, war and straws-was a treat! Ewing as favors. Unique wooden Pi Phi peace, depression and affluence, and The highlight of the afternoon was a angels, created by Jean Gist Trepp, were the uanti-everything" era, inclulling anti­ Greeks. 1989! It seems a blink of the eye! Hundreds of Ohio Alpha Pi Beta Phi alumnae put aside customary routines and joined together with the Ohio Alpha active chapter and the Athens Alumnae Club in the beautiful rolling hills of southern Ohio to share the historically important Centennial Cel­ ebration. The home of Pi Beta Phi was focal point of activities, beginning with reg­ istration. "Decade" rooms afforded the setting for renewal of friendships, each room featuring group and individual pictures. The chapter room contained mem­ orabilia spanning the 100 years, items contributed by alumnae, supplemented by archives materials. Additionally, guests enjoyed a book of biographical letters containing information from alumnae around the world. Friday evening, Barbara Sands Olsen, National Historian, honored those as­ sembled at the First nited Methodist Ohio Alphas commemorate the 100th anniversary of their chapter. Seated: Maxine Church with her "Album of Memo­ Beckley Sloat and Mary F. Goldberry Lord. Standing: Merna Mills Williams and Virginia ries," an inspirational Pi Beta Phi mes- Ward Johnson.

12 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Special guests gather with celebration chairman at the Ohio Alpha chapter house. Back row: Barbara Sands Olsen, National Historian; Lucy Boker Warner, Grand Vice President of Alumnae; AnJanette llano, Undergraduate Centennial Chairman. Front row: Joanne MaGlrl Arnold, Iota Collegiate Province President; Nealle Pidcock, Ohio Alpha Chapter President; Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg, Grand President; Virg inia Hoover Franklin, General Chairman of Centennial Celebration. door prizes. A large basket-shaped ice in West Wing, to the nine years at 16 from the Athens Alumnae Club to Ohio carving be-decked w ith flowers added East Union Street- the fi rst sorority Alpha, an o il portrait of Grand Presi­ to the gala occasion. house on campus-and finally to the dent Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg. Car­ Helen McLaughlin Gray, Mistress of 1936 move to the present home at 6 olyn's two daughters, Sara and Betsy, Ceremonies, wove bits of local Pi Phi South College Street. unveiled the portrait of their mother, history into the program, and Pi Phi Appreciation was expressed for the to be hung in the chapter house. The families were recognized as were the dedication of all alumnae who have artist, Barbara Arnold Allen of Poland, national, state and province officers in played a part in the many develop­ Ohio, is the mother of Ohio Alpha attendance. ments, especially to the members of Susan Allen Mikelonis. Grand President Carolyn Helman the House Corporation whose talents Barbara Sands Olsen presented a Lichtenberg and husband Joseph were have made the chapter house, with its brief, inspirational message which left joined at the speaker's table by Nation­ two major additions, a charming home. us with "thoughts of Pi Beta Phi." The al Historian Barabara Sands Olsen, and Richard Harrison made three impor­ "Pi Beta Phi Hymn" brought the IOOth Ohio University dignitaries: President tant presentations: A resolution was Anniversary banquet to a close. and Mrs. Charles Ping, Dean of Stu­ received from the Mayor of Athens On Friday and Saturday evenings, a dents and Mrs. Joel Rudy, and Associate honoring Ohio Alpha on its IOOth birth­ hospitality room was available at the Director of Alumni Richard Harrison, day. The National Alumni Board of Ohio University Inn, at the close of the Jr. Ohio niversity pre ented an attrac­ scheduled festivities. Ginny Ward John­ Margery Young, Ohio Alpha's ear­ tively framed proclamation honoring ston was pianist for the weekend. liest initiate in attendance, made the Pi Beta Phi as the longe t continuously Sunday morning the General Grosve­ trip from Florida. Coincidentally, the operating Greek organization for wo­ nor home-now Konneker Alumni banquet was on Margery's 91st birth­ men at Ohio University. The highly Center-was setting for the farewell day. The hundreds of assembled Pi Phis prized award is presented only on rare brunch, attended by Pi Phis and their serenaded her with "Happy Birthday." occasions. The Ohio University Alum­ husbands. The formal dining room was Also in attendance was Hattie Lu ni Association honored Grand Presi­ decorated with wine and silver blue Grones Linter, a great-niece of Eliz­ dent Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg with accents as was the festive table. abeth Foster, a charter member. a certificate of achievement recogniz­ Pi Beta Phi love, Pi Beta Phi loyalty, Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg, Grand ing her contributions to the better­ and the bonds of wine and silver blue President, spoke on "Ohio Alpha: look­ ment of collegiate women across the were kindled anew. May the Centen­ ing Back to the Future." We were taken country. nial Celebration bring continued dedi­ through Ohio Alpha's presence on the Virginia Hoover Franklin, general cation to Pi Beta Phi. Ohio niversity campus from the ear­ chairman of the Centennial Celebra­ liest meetings held in homes, to a room tion, presented the centennial gift

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 13 Bryant Holsenbeck demonstrates a basketry technique to her class. Third from the right is Patricia Tenpenny, Murfreesboro, Tenn., who attended Arrowmont with a scholarship from the Nashville Alumnae Club.

14 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Scholarship recipient is grateful for opportunity

"Children are not allowed to say 'can't' in my classroom." Mary Bailey Thomas, who teaches art in a North Carolina middle school, explains, "It's a funny thing. I do a lot of theatrics in my class. I flail my arms about and shake my head and scream if they say 'Gtn't,' so it only happens once and then no one does it anymore. nat's important. I think that no matter what kind of life problems or challenges face you, you have to keep an optimistic outlook, and I think that's Mary Bailey Thomas (left center) watches a demonstration by screen what Arrowmont keeps." printing Instructor, Clare Verstegen. Mary says that much of what she ' ~rowmont provides the materials and the encourage­ learns at Arrowmont Is shared with her students. ment. You have the (supply) store right here and your food is prepared for you. You don't have to stop and clean up, you don't have to think about what you're going to cook, and you the three classes I've taken." don't have to go buy it. This is a totally productive atmo­ Her involvement with Arrowmont has even helped her sphere, and the creativity just rubs off from one person to daughter, who recently went off to college. "She might not the next. It is a ripple effect, and it just continues to go out tell me, but she tells her friends how proud she is of me, and into the world. I think Pi Phi does a wonderful service; I had they tell me. She was feeling guilty about leaving home, never heard of Pi Phi until I came here. I think that they really afraid that when she went off to college and wasn't the center do a superior human service by providing Arrowmont and of my life anymore that I would fall apart. I will always love the Friends of Arrowmont Scholarships. It has really meant a my daughter, but I don't want her to feel like she's being great deal to me and my family." strangled by her mother's love. She deserves a life of her It has meant a great deal ... . Mary maintains that it saved own; I de erve a life of my own; and Arrowmont is giving me her life. "I have been through a very bad marriage, and it was a new direction in which to go." an abusive marriage. The court process took three years and '~rowmont is a refuge away from the real world. lf you was terribly finandally draining." After four years in court want to come some place-not hide, I don't mean that-if her self-esteem had hit rock bottom. "The medicine the you want to come some place and just be creative, to explore doctors had put me on had caused me to gain a lot of weight and look within and then express outwardly what you're which I'm just now starting to lose. My mother had become feeling, Arrowmont is the place to be. It renews you." critically ill and there was just a lot of stress in my life." Mary was burning out as an art teacher when she came across an Arrowmont ad in Art & Act:vities magazine last year, and wrote asking about the avaihbility of scholarships. With a Friends of Arrowmont Scholarship Mary came to Arrow­ mont inJune of 1988, shortly after her mother died. "If it had not been for that (class) I just don't know how I would have coped and kept the good mental attitude that I've been able to keep." "I became a new person by coming here, and it really made a difference in my teaching. I've always been evaluated as a superior teacher, but this year the praise went beyond just being a superior teacher!" Everything Mary learns at Arrowmont is shared with others. "This goes back with me to my school, and my students respect me and they listen to me. There isn't a child I taught last year, and I taught 746 children, that doesn't known about Arrowmo and where it is. There was one whole bulletin board of nothing but pictures Cof Arrow­ mont) and examples 01 my artwork." Mary praised her Arrowmont classmates and was careful to point out that everyone's experience varied. "There are Sandy Mataslck. New Paltz, New York. sitts powdered enamel onto a large brooch. Sandy has been an assistant at Arrowmont during professional artists and college professors who come here, summer classes and during the 1987 American Cratts Council South­ but I have never felt inferior, I have only received encourage­ eastern Conference. A Friends of Arrowmont Scholarship enabled her ment and support from all my fellow classmates in each of to study enameling under Martha Banyas last July.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 15 Arrowmont "veteran" returns

Sandy Matasick is a walking, talking publicist for Arrow­ mont, and after spending her 7th week there in two years, her enthusiasm has not diminished. With help from a Friends of Arrowmont Scholarship, Sandy took an enameling class from Martha Banyas in July. She drove from New Paltz, New York where she is a graduate student in the metals department at the State University of New York. It is a tribute to Martha Banyas that Sandy would travel such a great distance, but Sandy wasn't the only one ... a California enamelist flew to Gatlinburg with her baby for a rare chance to study with Martha. Mary Ruth Hastings points to her daughters's picture In a screen The sixteen enamel students became unusually close. printed fabric panel. Becky. a PI Phi at Louisiana State University. When their five days were over Sandy remarked, "The kind attended Arrowmont last August with her mother. of friends I made in that class ... we all cried when leaving each other. Arrowmont is not like real school because they Mother & daughter don't have to push you to work; you just enjoy working. Our enamel class stayed up until 12 almost every night, prac­ tically didn't go to lunch, or dinner. We just worked until we share Arrowmont were blue in the face. Even though we may not have put out • the highest quality that we were all capable of because time expenence was so short, we put in a lot of work, learned a lot and had so Mary Ru th Hastings found a cure for falling asleep every much fu n." night in front of the television - a two-week course at Arrow­ "People are crazy not to apply or come to Arrowmont. The mont. "I never would have dreamed I'd stay up after eleven, people that I know in the art world, I know from Arrowmont. spending these kinds of hours working." She laughed at I met all of them at Arrowmont." She recited a list of names herself while she and her daughter, Becky, explained how and added, "those are just the metalsmiths. I've met a lot of they ended up in summer workshops at Arrowmont. A Pi Phi people in other fields." Arrowmont gives Sandy the oppor­ at Louisiana State UniverSity, Becky said she heard about tunity to get to know the artist behind the well-known Arrowmont through a Pi Phi. "I asked my Mom if she wanted artwork, and she commented, "That's really important to me." to come-and pay for it-and she did, but she didn't think When asked to compare classes at Arrowmont with classes that we'd have to do any work." Mary Ruth admitted that she at a university, Sandy said unhesitatingly, "There's so much thought they would "have little arts and crafts demonstra­ difference! At a university you have the same teacher or tions for about an hour and then run out and play for the rest teachers over and over. They know what they know, and of the day." they'll teach you to their best ability. By coming to Arrow­ "When Becky came home from college and brought the mont you're going to zone in on a specific ability or tech­ brochure, I thought that (screen printing on fabric) sounded nique that a given instructor knows really well. You're not like something I might be interested in." Mary Ruth signed just taking a class and learning another step, you're learning up for it and Becky, an art education major, signed up for the best step according to the artist who may be the best in ceramics. Mary Ruth added, "I had no idea what I was going that certain area." to do, I didn't even know what it was. When Clare (Ver­ 'l\rrowmont has more possibilities than just making friends. stegen) sent the list of materials, it was so cleverly done, I It's really a smart thing, and I don't think many students could tell it was going to be fun; and it has been." realize that. You'd be crazy not to go and to learn under Becky usually does stay up as late as she does at Arrow­ another teacher." Sandy volunteers to show slides, and tells mont, "But I'm not usually doing anything this construc­ friends they've got to go to Arrowmont! She can be recog­ tive!" She's hoping a class at Arrowmont this March will nized at New Paltz by her Arrowmont apron, and she encour­ eliminate the necessity of summer school at L.S.U 'l\rrow­ ages students to follow her lead. "I tell them how wonderful mont's a lot faster. I probably retained as much in two weeks it is, and that they have to go and see it in order to realize just as I do in a whole semester because it's just non-stop. We how wonderful it is. Arrowmont is so organized and so nice, only break for meals and go right back." To some it might the people are so friendly; it's hard to have a bad time there. sound like drudgery, but Becky exclaims, "It's not!" Mary Every time I come back I have a better time." Ruth agreed, "You just can't get enough."

16 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI A Pi Phi praises Arrowmont

What a stroke of good luck! Arrowmont was fortunate to "I think most people don't realize how serious Arrowmont have an active Pi Phi living and working at the school last July is and what incredibly famous people come (to teach). I just and August as part of the popular assistantship program. think for a sorority philanthropy this is by far the neatest Kristin Beechel, an art major at the University of Kansas, thing that happens, and I think most of the sorority girls spent five weeks helping out in the supply store, driving don't understand at all. They think it's just where people students to the airport, locking the buildings at midnight, come and weave placemats." and readying the labs for workshops in exchange for three "I have so much pride in what happens here, and I also weeks of classes. care a lot-like how it's run. Being an assistant here as Two of her three classes focused on jewelry. One was opposed to somewhere else, I'm sure I tried much harder to taught by Leslie Leupp from Pennsylvania State University make things run smoothly and do my job, to get it done and and the other by Susan Hamlet of Southeastern Massachu­ do more." setts University. Kristin was exposed to techniques unfamil­ When talking about how much she'd learned at Arrow­ iar to her and produced some imaginative work. mont, Kristin never spoke about specific jewelry techniques. "I mostly heard about Arrowmont through the University Instead she spoke of what she has learned about herself. of Kansas." As a Pi Phi, she already knew a little about "Arrowmont has helped me figure out what I want to do. Arrowmont, but her instructors at Kansas were able to tell Before, I was really wishy-washy on how long to wait before her more specifically what goes on there. "At school I found graduate school, and where to go - ifI wanted to go to a state out that Arrowmont is probably the best art school you can school or an art school." Because she was at Arrowmont she go to, especially for summer programs and for jewelry. I met many experienced artists who have made similar career guess that's the reputation it has, and after applying I found decisions and were happy to share their opinions about it. out more from other people, and they felt the same way." "I would say I've learned one hundred times more outside Because Kristin got into Kansas' jewelry program rela­ the studio even than I've learned in, and I've learned so much tively late, she thought Arrowmont would be a good oppor­ inside the studio. This sounds really weird, but it would be tunity to learn more. The experience has made her rethink ' good to come here and not even take a class. It would be . her education plans. I've decided that I want to take my good to just talk to people, if you were willing to listen to schooling more seriously, I want to slow it down." Although what they have to say." she did well in school last year, she plans to take fewer hours this semester in order to get as much out of her classes as she can.

Four PI Phis were at Arrowmont July 10-14 studying photography, Erich Ritcher, left, gets some helpful advice from jewelry instructor, ceramics, and jewelry. In the smithing room (left to right) are: Kristin Leslie Leupp. Richter is a native Californian who has settled In Gatlin­ Beechel, Kansas Alpha; lucy Harrison, Texas Beta; Susan Brown, burg and started a career as a full-time jeweler. He has close ties with Tennessee Gamma; Gretchen Bushnell, Oklahoma Beta. Arrowmont and Arrowcraft where he sells a line of Pi Phi jewelry.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 17 Pi Phi Salutes Student discovers Collegiate Pan hellenic Presidents ReI., talent 1988-89

Auburn University Caroline Molchan, Alabama Gamma "I think that's one of the things about living-you just have Colorado School of Mines Renee Milliken, Colorado Delta to be able to recognize these perfect situations. This one was Northwestern University Becky Lies, Illinois Epsilon right in front of me, and I had been looking for something Franklin College Kate Branigin, Indiana Alpha new for a long time." Indiana/Purdue at What Erich Richter, a transplanted Californian, found, was Fort Wayne Shelly Householder, Indiana Eta a career as a Gatlinburg metalsmith. It was Mary Dale Swan, University of Iowa Dawn McGarrahan, Iowa Zeta Arrowcraft Shop Manager, who put the idea in his head. University of Louisville Dana Duerr, Kentucky Alpha A year ago, Erich was selling very nice bird carvings niversity of Kentucky Kim Fallis, Kentucky Beta Newcomb College Tammy Lurding, Louisiana Alpha through the shop, but he was discovering that the technique University of Mississippi Suzanne Skipton, Mississippi Beta held limitations for him. Because the carvings were realistic, University of ebraska Tiffany Seevers, Nebraska Beta he depended a great deal on photographs of his subjects. He University of evada Kristi Ahlswede, evada Alpha began to feel "confined" by wood carving. Mary Dale, herself Cornell niversity Anne Foster, New York Delta a jeweler, shared with him the possibilities in metalsmithing. Rensselaer Polytechnic "She felt it was something I'd be able to use, so she encour­ Institute Mary Urzi, New York Epsilon aged me to come up here and apply for a scholarship." Erich Denison University Victoria Spackman, Ohio Eta was awarded the Alice Zimmerman Scholarship which is Willamette University Tabatha Carlson, Oregon Gamma always given to an Arrowmont jewelry student. "This has Texas Christian University Amy Serface, Texas Delta been really lucky for me. Things have just sort of neatly University of Vermont Kimberly Nolan, Vermont Beta arranged themselves. I'd be a fool not to take advantage of the opportunity." Erich loved the class and has devoted himself fully to miling jewelry. ''jewelry work is much more exciting; there Alumnae are 0 many processes to learn." With Arrowmont in his Pan hellenic Presidents neighborhood it's possible for Erich to have at least limited access to all the jewelry classes offered. "I can come here and there's always someone - you get a great variety of Northern Virginia Anne Davenport Geiger Washington, D.C. Esther Corcoran Namian people to study with." Inevitably the diverse skills of such a Baltimore, MD Betsie Ruth Johnson Miller distinguished faculty rub off. "It's nice because Arrowmont Lansing, MI Jo Ann Zaritsky Eberg is at my disposal all the time. ... I can come down here even Louisville, KY Blanche Ware Carroll when I'm not taking classes, see the (faculty) slide lectures, Indianapolis, IN Pat Delaney Edging and sort of look around in the classrooms when I have the Champaign-Urbana. IL Kay Parsley Andert opportunity." Rockford, IL Courtney Read Olsen Jewelry made by Erich can always be found in the display Omaha, NE Beverly Cassidy McCann cases at the Arrowcraft Shop, and Mary Dale promotes his Little Rock, AR Julie Simard ewson abilities with well-informed enthusiasm. Says Mary Dale, Ponca City, OK Linda Henderson Palmer "Last spring I just mentioned that it certainly would be nice Tyler, TX Mary Lynn Lawrence Guerin Diablo Valley, CA Sheila Dwyer Erdos to take jewelry with an arrow motif to convention, and Wichita Falls, TX Sherry Zillner Martin within about a week Erich showed me prototypes of a pin Austin, TX Katie Monroe Civins and earrings! They were received so well at convention that San Angelo, TX Hope Wilson Huffinan we've put them in the catalog, and they continue to sell Amarillo, TX Jo Ellen Sigler Harris extremely well." Despite the fact that Erich has only been Laramie, WY Dorothy Holmes Cleveland miling jewelry for a little more than a year, Mary Dale says Casper, WY Donna Stafford Robitaille she is constantly amazed at his originality of design and his Estes Park, CO Mary Hay Bauer innovative approach to metal. Olympia, WA Dawn Hagan Marshall East Bay, CA Karma Stephens Roberts Los Angeles, CA ancy Snow Hagan Long Beach, CA Nancy Connell Morehouse Cynthia Huff contributed the stories and photographs for Las Vegas, NY this Arrowmont/Arrowcraft seetlon. Nancy Logan Gasho

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20 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI G.O.A.L. Province Winners­ program Ideal Alumnae Club Alpha Manchester Area, CT Rho Omaha, E Beta orthern NJ Sigma St. Louis, MO instituted Gamma Philadelphia-Main Line, PA Tau Fort mith, AR Delta orthern VA psilon Bartlesville, OK Last year something fresh and excit­ Epsilon Sandhills of NC Phi orman, OK ing formulated on the Hillsdale Col­ Zeta Brevard COU"1ty, FL Chi Tyler, TX lege campus in Hillsdale, Michigan. TIlis Eta Clearwater, FL P i Houston, TX year that spark of energy is a very real Theta orth Woodward, MI Omega Amarillo, TX part of Michigan Alpha through three Iota Cleveland-East, OH Alpha-Beta Colorado Springs, CO women who all share a common inter­ Kappa Knoxville, TN Alpha-Gamma BelJevue-East Side, WA est. This interest they are involved in is Mu Indianapolis South Suburban, IN Alpha-Delta Sacramento, CA the G.o.A.L. program. Nu North Shore, IL Alpha-Epsilon San Francisco, CA Xi Champaign-Urbana, IL Alpha-Zeta Long Beach, CA The G.o.A.L. (Great Opportunities Omicron Shreveport, LA Alpha-Eta orth San Diego County, CA for Assistance in Leadership) program, Pi Winnipeg, Manitoba a philanthropic organization spon­ sored by the Kellogg Foundation of Battle Creek, Michigan, is the only pro­ grade at Bailey Elementary School. In Jami Truesdell, a high spirited and gram of its kind in the country. It was addition to her work with children, spontaneous member of Michigan Al­ created last year at Hillsdale College as Laura was an aide to patients with pha, helped to build the Special Olym­ a pilot project for future programs Alzheimer's disease. Last summer she pics Basketball Tournament in Hills­ across the nation. The purpose of worked as a volunteer for the Robert dale, Michigan. She also spent several G.o.A.L. is to identify the needs of the Taft gubernatorial campaign in Cincin­ hours attending clinics to become li­ campus and community. Then those nati, Ohio. censed as a Special Olympics coach. needs are met by the ten members Anne Sundaresen, a very caring and Jami also improved the college by ini­ either as a group or as individuals. Of sensitive individual, is responsible for tiating a volunteer pep-band in order the four women active in G.o.A.L. who organizing a tutoring program for the to build spirit at sporting events. )ami pledged sorority houses, three be­ high school and junior high school in spent her summer as a volunteer in­ came members of Michigan Alpha. the Hillsdale area. She also built a com­ structor with the Safety Town Organi­ Laura Jansen is known throughout panionship program, matching college zation in Norton, Ohio where she the campus for her great leadership volunteers with youth in need of role taught general safety instructions to ability. Last year some of her projects models. Anne spent her summer as a young children. She also volunteered for G.o.A.L. included volunteering as a volunteer intern with the Wayne Coun­ in Safe Landing, a crises intervention tutor for gifted children in the third ty Medkal Center in Michigan. center and shelter for runaway teens.

Extension Update

Pennsylvania Theta, Villanova University, will be installed the weekend of February 9 , 1990.

New Jersey Alpha, Princeton University, will be installed the weekend of March 30, 1990.

Pi Beta Phi will soon be on the campus of Northern Arizona University. A colonizing rush will take place)anuary 16-20, 1990. Please send rush information of unaffiliated women at Northern Arizona University to ... Carolyn Lesh #1 Forest Park Richardson, TX 75080 Betsy Johnson Spak and Tracy Jerman Ensign are the 1989 chairmen of the Columbus, Ohio Alumnoe Club's foil money-making proj­ ect.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 21 Stacey Laqualla LllaWalno Melilia Beuc Dawn Taylor lynn Arnold Anne Brlggl Maine Alpha New York Alpha Pennlylvanla Epilion North Carolina Beta Alabama Alpha Florida Delta Unlv. ot Maine Syracule University Penn State Duke University Birmingham-Southern Unlv. ot Florida Alpha Province Beta Province Gamma Province Epilion Province Zeta Province Eta Province

Kathy Koelter Amy Bartler Karen Orthober Ann Perry Stephanie DOlter Jackie Bell Michigan Beta Ohio Zeta Kentucky Alpha IIl1noll Zeta Indiana Gamma lI11noll Alpha Unlv. ot Michigan MIClml University Unlv. ot loullville Unlv. ot IIl1noll Butler University Monmouth College Theta Province Iota Province Kappa Province Lambda Province Mu Province Nu Pravlnce

Krllten Gall Maureen Smith Amy Morrllon Stacey Ford Janie Dunn lila Walters North Dakota Alpha Iowa Eta Kanlal Beta Oklahoma Beta Texal Alpha Colorado Gamma Unlv. ot N. Dakota Drake University Kansal State Oklahoma State Unlv. ot Texal Colorado State Omicron Province PI Province Rho Province Sigma Province Tau Province Upilion Province

Delynn Jenklnl Nancy Ollen Carole Saml lisa Maloney Kim Avey Whlttnee Cox Texal Gamma Oregon Gamma Ca lltornla Alpha Calilomia Delta Calltornla Epsilon Washington Gamma Texal Tech Willamette Unlv. Stantord Unlv. UCLA San Diego State Unlv. ot Puget Sound Ph i Provinc e PII Province Omega Province Alpha-Beta Province Alpha-Gamma Province Chi Province

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lorl Dietsch Lilli Johnson laura Cormier Marcia Hollyman Bully Bemis Cara Ballard Ohio Epsilon Ohio Beta Tennessee Beta illinois Zeta Indiana Alpha illinois Beta-Delta Unlv. 01 Toledo Ohio State Vanderbilt University Unlv. 01 illinois Franklin College Knox College Theta Province Iota Province Kappa Province lambda Province Mu Province Nu Province

Jean Wurtz Karen Vermalre Deborah Hoeschele Kimberly Foust lynn Jameson Shelly Miller Nebraska Beta Iowa Zeta Kansas Alpha Arkansas Alpha Texas Alpha Wyoming Alpha Unlv. 01 Nebraska Unlv. 01 Iowa Unlv. ot Kansas Unlv. 01 Arkansas Unlv. 01 Texas Unlv. 01 Wyoming Omicron Province PI Province Rho Province Sigma Province Tau Province Upsilon Province

Andrea Noland linda Williams Pam Alberts Shawn Norris Shawnelle McKee Rebecca King IdahaAlpha Oregon Alpha Calltomla Theta Call1omia Zeta Calliornla Eta New York Delta Unlv. 01 Idaho Unlv. 01 Oregon UClDovls UC/Santa Barbara UC/lrvlne Cornell University Chi Province Psi Province Omega Province Alpha-Beta Provfnce Alpha-Gamma Province Beta Province

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHL 23 OF SAGACIOUS SISTERS

Louisiana Alpha, Newcomb College Five Pi Phis have been elected to New­ comb College's Senate. Dunbar Smith is the senior class president; Amy Haynes is associated student body rep­ resentative; Cynthia Lawton is the sophomore class president; and Stacy imiele and Bronwyn King were elect­ ed sophomore class representatives.

South Carolina Beta, Clemson University South Carolina Beta has three sisters active in campus politics. E.C. Orfa­ nedes and Mary Degnan are members of Student Senate and Elizabeth Hanna is on the Judicial Review Board.

Mississippi Alpha, University of Southern Mississippi These Washington Gammas were able to sneak away for a weekend to reunite with their Mississippi Alphas Erin Radka, Hillary pledge class atter the summer. l-r: Lisa Koch, Wendy Macleod, Mary Norum, Kristin Andonian. Ashcraft, Natalie Garnett, and Usa Frish are members of Alpha Lambda Delta, to make senate an intricate, visible, and freshman honorary. Natalie is also the fully functioning part of the university. chapter's representative on USM's Al­ cohol Awareness Task Force and a mem­ Texas Epsilon, University of ber of BAACHUS, a group to boost North Texas alcohol awareness. Texas Epsilons Tracy Nevill and Angie Monscke were selected for NT40, an lliinois Theta, Bradley University organization of 40 students that repre­ One Illinois Theta, Stacey Burns, has sent UNT, and provide various services truly excelled in the area of leadership for the university. on Bradley's campus. Last spring, Sta­ cey was elected All-School President. Maryland Beta, University of She serves as a liaison between the Maryland students and the faculty and adminis­ This year the University of Maryland tration. From the start, Stacey has been opened a new dorm on campus, Saint involved with the Board of Trustees, Mary's Hall. This is no ordinary dorm. Student Senate, and the Council of Presi­ The language house, Saint Mary's Hall, dents. Stacey has conducted eminars, is where one might hear any language interviews, recruitment campaigns, and in the world - except English. Lisa En­ Missouri Alpha, Amy Sonner had a busy fall a myriad of committee projects. Her glehart is living in the Spanish suite as co-chairman of special events on the main goals are to increase student par­ this year where she can only speak Homecoming Steering CommiHee at the Uni­ ticipation and concern on campus, and Spanish. versity of Missouri.

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Holly Emery, an Oklahoma Alpha pledge from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, has played the harp for five years. She Is an active member Texas Epsilons (I-r) Jennifer Droke, Tracy Nevill, Kelly Field, Darla Gray, and Karen Ader of the American Harp SOCiety and played in represent Pi Beta Phi on the Panhellenlc Board at the University of North Texas. the Louisiana All-State Orchestra.

Indiana Gamma, Butler University New Mexico Alpha, University of Indiana Eta, Indiana-Purdue Beth Alderton and Susan Bielawski are New Mexico University at Fort Wayne very active in Butler University's Stu­ Two New Mexico Alpha Pi Phis, Car­ Indiana Eta Chapter President, Ingrid dent Assembly. Beth is second vice olyn Boehm and Karen Wojtas, serve as Laidroo, has recently been elected pres­ president and is in charge of the Pro­ Senators of the Associated Students of ident of Sigma Alpha Iota, an honorary gram Board, the committee which plans the University of New Mexico. women's music fraternity. all special activities at Butler. On her committee is Susan Bielawski, who is in charge of all the films being shown on campus this year.

Indiana Alpha, Franklin College Two Pi Phis serve on Franklin College's Student Orientation Corps. The corps was responsible for leading activities in the freshman orientation program. Amy Collenbaugh and Lisa Torma are both juniors at Franklin.

Kentucky Beta, University of Kentucky Kentucky Beta is proud to participate in a new organization called GADD, Greeks Against Drunk Driving. Pi Phis have agreed to provide an escort ser­ vice to another sorority when they are having a formal or party. The chapter hopes to build awareness about the responsible use of alcohol and the risks involved in drinking and driving.

Oklahoma Alpha, University of Oklahoma Three Oklahoma Alpha pledge , Julie Kelly Belamuth, a California Theta has been a dancer for fifteen years. Kelly founded Syzygy Ferrell, Jennifer Vinyard and Amber Jazz Dance Company in the fall of 1988. Frustrated with the lack of innovative dance groups at Dobson, are in the President's Leader­ UC Davis, she took matters into her own hands. The company of ten includes four other Pi Phis: ship Class at Oklahoma University. Michelle Sommer, Julie Beln, Ayoung Kim, and Gretchen Gilman.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 25 Arkansas Beta, University of Arkansas at Little Rock Arkansas Beta's Chapter President, Kar­ man Kidd, has started something which is becoming a successful tradition. Kar­ man came up with the idea of having an "Arrow of Appreciation," as an honor extended to a member for outstanding service given to the chapter. The presi­ dent decides who will wear the gold pendant, held by a wine ribbon. The "Arrow of Appreciation" has no time limit, a member can hold the honor until another member is recognized for her service to Pi Phi.

Arkansas Alpha, University of Arkansas Sara Smith and Elizabeth Cooley, both Arkansas Alphas have been chosen as student ambassadors. Student ambas­ sadors welcome potential students in­ terested in the university. They act as Sue Otis Wigington, Oklahoma Beta, Is excited to have three daughters sharing the PI Phi representatives for the university, show­ experience at the University of Oklahoma. This PI Phi family Includes \-r: Heather Wigington, ing potential students around campus Sue Otis Wigington, Danna Wigington, and Kimber Wigington. and giving them information on such things as Greek life and on-campus workshop following their second meet­ nant force of the Drury College Stu­ housing. ing of the year. A speaker from the dent Senate. All of the female senate university's counseling service present­ members are Pi Phis. For the 89-90 New York Gamma, St. Lawrence ed an informative and entertaining academic year they are: Ellen Breit­ University program to the chapter. haupt, Jill Bright, Vickie Mauck, Joan The New York Gamma Pi Phis started Perkins, Shannon Wherli, Yasmine Zwer­ the fall semester off on the right foot. Missouri Gamma, Drury College enz, Lisa Cox, and Jennifer Brown. The chapter held an alcohol awareness Missouri Gamma Pi Phis are the domi-

Two Nebraska Beta PI Phis were selected as Husker Hostesses for the 1989-90 school year. Tina Timmerman and Heidi Haecker were two of fifteen chosen out of more than 100 women Interested In the positions. Husk­ er Hostess duties Include escorting possible football recruits on a tour of the football These Virginia Zeta legacies (kneeling) received a special treat at Initiation when their family focliities and aiding the coochlng staff In members paid them a surprise visit to help them celebrate and welcome them Into PI Beta Phi 's promoting the univerSity football program. family.

26 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI A Diatnond Jubilee to Seidel receives numerous rellletnber by Tracey Lee Cross

75 years is a proud accomplishment could enjoy seeing old friends while awards and New York Gamma happily cele­ attending the International World Fair brated its Diamond Jubilee during sponsored by the university. Pi Phi Ask Charlette Shildecker Seidel, flori­ Homecoming '89, September 22-24. contributed an Arrowcraft display, da Beta, manager of a Coral Gables How did these sisters bridge the gap thus celebrating another part of our office of Coldwell Banker Residential from our charter members of 1914 to heritage. Keeping with the SLU tradi­ Real Estate, how she took home the top the more than 1,200 actives and alum­ tion many Pi Phis attended the exciting management awards at the company's nae today?? For these enthusiastic Pi football game. School spirit filled our recently held Managers Awards Lun­ Phis, a weekend of tradition, telling busy afternoon. cheon, and the energetiC, petite pro­ stories, and reminiscing helped to Saturday evening marked the high­ fessional will say, "I put people first. make this a memorable and enjoyable light of New York Gamma's Diamond I'm organized, and I know the real celebration. Jubilee. A formal dinner was held at the estate business." Festivities began with a cookie shine Granview restaurant in nearby Ogdens­ A 17-year veteran of the business, on Friday evening. The chapter house burg enabling us to remember our Charlette first entered management ten living room was filled with balloons, founding and to reflect upon our chap­ years ago, and, since 1983, has spear­ streamers, and the essential Arrow ter's achievements, both locally and headed her offices's dramatic growth Cookies! Alums and actives alike took nationally. Alumnae Advisory Commit­ to over S76 million in 1988 with over part in the fun of singing New York tee members Kathy Boyer and Jan Wha­ 45 sales associates. Gamma favorites, campus fraternity len offered welcoming remarks and Charlette and her team received sev­ songs, and our traditional Pi Phi finale, Chapter President Laura Lindberg pro­ en awards at the luncheon held at the "The Light From Our Candle." The mu­ vided us with an entertaining and in­ Turnberry Isle Country Club. Among sic and exchange of stories proved to formative state of the chapter address. those was the coveted # 1 in overall be a great way to meet each other and Keynote speaker Sarah Ruth Mullis, achievement as well as # 1 in manage­ to learn about New York Gamma, then Director of Alumnae Advisory Com­ ment achievement. Her office also took and now. mittees, spoke on the strength of sis­ first place honors in unit production Saturday proved to be a busy day. A terhood that bridges the many genera­ and #1 for 1988 office volume produc­ Pi Phi Open House started our morn­ tions of Pi Phis. The active members tion. ing off on an exciting note. Alumnae concluded the evening by performing Charlette fmds time to be active in and friends of the chapter arrived to "Pi Phi Through the Ages," a humorous community organizations. She is co­ find the sisters excited to share our skit which depicted the changing trends chairman of the Yearly Scholarship Pro­ history and our home with the campus of Pi Phi life at St. Lawrence. As a gram for the Greater Miami Opera Guild community. Also, campus and house special memento, each sister was giv­ and is a member of the Board of Direc­ tours were offered to help the alums en a glass angel. For everyone in atten­ tors of the Young Patronesses of the become reacquainted. dance, it was a beautiful, memorable Opera. She is the secretary of the Pine A luncheon break followed tours at weekend-never to be forgotten. Bay Estates Homeowners Association the Augsbury Fieldhouse. Here, one as well as a member of the Brickell Avenue Literary Society, Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club and World Wings Inter­ national. Charlette and her attorney husband, Barry, have one son, John, a senior at Westminister Christian School.

Change of address notice

Arrowcraft's new address is; 576 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738 Arrowmont's addre s remains; Box 567, Gatlinburg, TN 37738 Charlette Seidel and Just a few of her many awards.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 27 Marketing firm launched

Brooke Stollenwerck, Texas Alpha, the company's 15 remote markets and can remember the exact day and place recognition for the outstanding events she first met Ralph Wilson. Reporting for visiting dignitaries and officials. as the new Director of Public Relations "Our tenure at Bloomingdale's al­ for Bloomingdale's, in Dallas onJuly 17, lowed us to learn how to work togeth­ 1986, Brooke was introduced to her er, capitalizing on our individual top assistant, Ralph Wilson. The day strengths and talents. What I like and was a doubly memorable occasion in am good at is different than what Brooke that it was also Brooke's birthday. Since excels in so we easily blend to build a that initial meeting and birthday cel­ great team effort. After our success at ebration, the two have celebrated many the store, it was a natural to go further occasions and accomplishments, most and form Resource 3," Wilson states. recently, the opening of their new com­ After graduating from the University pany, Resource 3, a special events, pub­ of Texas at Austin with high honors, lic relations and marketing firm. Brooke began her public relations ca­ Resource 3 began with three clients, reer at the downtown Neiman-Marcus representing the food, restaurant and store. Initially, she worked as an assis­ Joanna James-Krech returns to Hillsdale jewelry industry, in addition to plan­ tant handling a myriad of events, in­ College. ning several events including a restau­ cluding the fortnight galas. After pro­ rant opening and hotel celebration. With posing changes in the bridal registry, an extensive, successful background in she caught the attention of the then corporate and social special events, store president and was promoted to Alum returns to Resource 3 specializes in event con­ devising marketing plans and strate­ ception, design and orchestration and gies corporately. Hillsdale concentrates on retail and financial pub­ After a positive experience at Nei­ lic relations and marketing. man-Marcus, she had stints with sever­ by Anna Sheets At Bloomingdale's for two years, Stol­ al small agencies and ultimately par­ lenwerck and Wilson produced a long layed her special event and marketing In the year 1976 Joanna James-Krech list of accomplishments including the expertise into a full time freelance was a graduating senior at Hillsdale highest level of product publicity of career working primarily for large prop­ College and president of Michigan Al­ erty owners and developers. pha. She left Hillsdale College a confi­ Brooke also has used her skills and dent young woman with many dreams creativity civically as co-chairman of and high expectations for the future. the 1985 Cattle Baron's Ball where she Thirteen years have passed since then introduced several new aspects of the and in that time Joanna has been very ball that are still used today and raised busy working. An admissions officer, a more funds for the American Cancer field house instructor, a high school Society than any other event to date. teacher and a recreation director are She also has chaired the Fortnight Gala, all job titles she has had since gradua­ the Pi Beta Phi Fashion Show, as well as tion. In the midst of all this activity, she having numerous other affiliations in­ has remained a strong force in Pi Beta cluding Leadership Dallas, Dallas Ju­ Phi Fraternity. In recent years, Joanna nior League and Equest. has been a very active member in the "Besides offering a client a lot of Toledo Alumnae Club, using her lead­ experience, particularly in special ership skills to serve two terms as vice events, we know how to provide the president and one term as president. biggest bang for the dollar, creating This fall Joanna will once again walk equity in the minds of customers and through the scenic campus of Hillsdale we can do it all with a sense of humor College. She will be in charge of Hills­ and grace," says Stollenwerck. dale College' placement activities. Mi­ With additional guidance of an Advi­ chigan Alpha is proud to welcome Joan­ sory Board, six of whom are Pi Phis, na James-Krech back to the college the goals of Resource 3 are to provide a where she was such a strong member professional, exciting alternative in lo­ in Pi Beta Phi and is looking forward to Brooke Stollenwerck, public relations spe­ cal and state public relations, special working with her. cialist. events and marketing industries.

28 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI for the Cancer Society. Numerous professors, deans and friends were "jailed" until their colleagues raised enough "bail" for them to be free. Beth is also in charge of a campus­ wide volJeyball tournament for Easter Seals. HELPING OTHERS As a community service project the Pi Phis of ALBERTA ALPHA decided to host a suicide prevention seminar. A woman from Community Connections gave an enlightening OTHERS presentation on stress relief, signs to watch for, and how to help each other. The seminar was open to all Greek groups OTHERS and was well attended. VIRGINIA ETA swept Greek Fest at the niversity of Richmond this fall. Greek Fest is a four day event sponsored OTHERS by the Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic to raise mon­ ey for Special Olympics. The Pi Phis won or placed in every OTHERS event. Kim Haynie was the chairman of Greek Fest. NEVADA ALPHAS showed their community service spirit OTHERS by volunteering their help for the annual Great Reno Balloon Race. A dozen Pi Phis, including some new pledges, served on dawn patrol, the group that releases the hot air balloons at OTHERS 5:30 a.m. The town of Chapel Hill, North Carolina has become increasingly aware over the last few years of the need to recycle waste. The NORTH CAROLINA ALPHA Pi Phis have ALABAMA GAMMA has begun a new tradition at Auburn gotten in on the act this year by saving aluminum cans and University. Last May the Pi Phis held the first annual "Arrow­ paper for recycling. As easy as creating separate trash bins spike" volleyball tournament. The tournament featured fra­ for products such as aluminum, newspaper, and glass, recyc­ ternities and sororities as well as other groups on campus. ling can have a major positive impact on our environment. The fundraiser was a big hit and Alabama Gamma was able to ALBERTA ALPHAS pooled their efforts last spring to raise donate S 500 to Arrowmont. money for the Canadian Cancer Society. Daffodils are tradi­ The campus and community interest group of NORTH tionally sold in Canada during the month of April as a means CAROLINA ALPHA started a volunteer action program this of raising money. Each setting aside some time, twenty-seven fall to increase Pi Phi service to others and involvement in Pi Phis sold daffodils across the University of Alberta cam­ the community. Pi Phis volunteer their time to the local pus. Ronald McDonald House, the Orange County Animal Shel­ ILLINOIS ALPHA Pi Phis along with other Greek groups ter, the Chapel Hill Community School, Head Start, and the participated in the Special Olympics for Monmouth and Orange County Rape Crisis Center. North Carolina Alphas surrounding communities. The Pi Phis helped with registra­ are continuing to discover the rich rewards of helping tion, led children to and from events, and cheered for the others. athletes. Six OHIO ETA Pi Phis teamed with six Sigma Chis of Denison University to work a charity auction for the Hos­ pice Center of Licking County, an organization which works with terminally ill patients. Last spring, many OHIO THETAS visited nursing homes where they decorated Easter eggs and sang songs. They were also able to collect toys for Toys for Tots, and clothing along with food was collected and given to a Toledo area family in need. During Greek Week the ILLINOIS BETA-DELTA chapter participated in a food drive for the local town of Galesburg. The food drive was coupled with an all-Greek exchange. A can of food was required upon admittance. Amanda Ellis, GEORGIA ALPHA, is starting a Habitat for Humanity group on the University of Georgia campus. The group will be affiliated with the local Athens Habitat group. The purpose of Habitat for Humanity is to build simple, decent housing for people in need, and then to sell the house with no interest charge. This fall the group will be holding several fundraisers and finishing work on three houses. CONNECTIC T ALPHA, Beth Rittenband is in charge of utah Alphas teamed up with Sigma Nus during Greek Week at the fundraisers for Panhellenic Council at the niver ity of University of utah. to escort hundreds of underprivileged children to Connecticut. She has organized aJail-and-Bail to raise money the annual "Greek Week Zoo Trip."

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 29 Washington Alpha raises money for Arrowmont In celebration of Washington state's off go quite smoothly. centennial, nine Washington Alpha ac­ Team members were: Sue Betcher, tives participated in the Lewis and Leslie Patricelli, Sheila Walgamott, Clark Trail Run April 2-9. Wendy Williamson, KC. Chapin, Jiffy To support the team in their efforts, Eugster, Sandy Miller, Debbie Stahl­ actives called alumnae, family mem­ kopf, and Heather Howard. bers and friends to obtain sponsorship. Although the team had anticipated Nearly 52,500 was raised and was giv­ participation in the full eight day event, en to Arrowmont. K.c. Chapin and scholastic obligations and funding per­ Wendy Williamson coordinated the mitted them to run in the three day team of runners and fundraisers. event. This part of the trail runs from Hertz Rental donated a team van, Stevenson, Washington to Cape Disap­ Alison Parchman Howard (right) with a fellow Shell Oil Company donated 5100 worth pointment, a beautiful spot on the competitor following the completion of Ali­ of gas, and Super Jock and Jill, a local coast. son's first mini-triathlon. sportswear store, gave a discount on Running close to eight minute miles the team uniform. for the entire 185 miles covered, the KC. Chapin, Vice President of Moral team placed second in their division. Advancement said, "We wanted to do Close to 500 teams participated in the something fun and different for our run. "Everyone was so supportive of "Rock for philanthropic project. The team had a everyone else,Jiffy Eugster said. "We'd great time and the chapter did an in­ cheer for the other teams and they Charity" is credible job raising the money." would cheer for us." Each of the girls ran about twenty Washington's Governor, Booth Gard­ a success miles over the three day event. There ner, even had his own team. His wife, were ten legs each day, so often a few Jean Gardner, a Washington Alpha Pi On Friday September 29, 1989 the of the girls had to run more than one Phi herself, is the co-chairman of Wash­ North Carolina Beta Chapter of Pi Beta leg each day. Well organized check ington state's Centennial committee. Phi along with Duke's chapter of Alpha points made the running and handing- Omicron Pi, sponsored a "Rock for Charity" at Duke Univt:rsity. The third annual event raised money that will go to North Carolina Alpha's local philan­ thropy, the Durhan1 County School's fight against teenage pregnancy, and Alpha Omicron Pi's national philan­ thropy, The National Arthritis Research Fund. Both sororities enthusiastically vol­ unteered to sell t-shirts and shorts with the "Rock for Charity" logo during the weeks prior to the event. The groups also sold rafile tickets for the rafile held during the event. Members solicited prizes from local stores and restau­ rants. Such gifts as health club mem­ berships, posters, and free lunches and dinners were received. The night of the event included danc­ ing to the music of Duke's own radio station, WXDU, and buying frozen yo­ gurt from the national chain, TCBY TCBY contributed to the event by sell­ ing cups of yogurt for Sl.OO and donat­ ing S.7 5 from each cup to the charities. Although proceeds from the event have Team PI Phi. Back I-r: Jiffy Eugster, K.C. Chapin, Sandy Miller, Heather Howard, Debbie not yet been tallied, the women hope Stahlkopf, Wendy Williamson, Sheila Walgamott. Front: leslie Patricelli, Sue Betcher. to reach their goal of S5,000.

30 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Howard seeks new adventure

Until August 13 the closest Alison Parchman Howard, Missouri Alpha, had been to a triathlon was lifeguarding for the swim portion of the Ironhorse com­ petition every June in Springfield, Illi­ nois. Mter watching her husband and brother-in-law compete in the long dis­ tances of the Ironhorse (one and a half miles of swimming, 45 miles of biking, and 10 miles of running), a mini-triath­ Indiana Delta twisted and shouted last fall at their annual philanthropy, Twlstermanla, co­ lon seemed more suitable for her. "It sponsored with Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity. The campus-wide event benefited the March of was the end of June and I was feeling Dimes. lazy, plus my 35th birthday was com­ ing up. Being a goal-oriented person, I set my sights on The Springfield Sprint, a mini-triathlon of 600 yards of swim­ LSU Greek effort ming, 12 miles biking and 3 miles run­ ning. I figured I'd always been a swim­ mer and you can coast on a bike, so all I expected to raise $40,000 really needed to work on was the run . . . or so I thought!" The Louisiana State University Greek that the leadership opportunity and With only seven weeks to train, it system on the whole is active in chari­ the gratification of helping victims of was necessary to do one of the three ty fundraising activities, but one in these diseases has been extremely re­ sports almost every day. "As a working particular merits special attention. This warding. mother of three (ages seven, six, and is the annual Charity Marathon. Funds one and a half) the only convenient raised from this week-long Greek ef­ time to train was really early in the fort are presented to Muscular Dystro­ morning before the kids got up and I phy and Sickle Cell Anemia. The mon­ went to work," said Alison. ey is obtained both from sponsors for As the Springfield Alumnae Club's the 4KJogathon and the all-night Foot­ Philanthropy Chairman, Alison saw this ball Marathon, and from ticket sales to as an opportunity to raise some money such events as Political Fundraising for their local philanthropy Sojourn, a Dinner, and Air Band. This year a goal shelter for battered women. The call­ of 540,000 has been set, which ex­ ing committee went to work asking ceeds last year's goal by 55,000. alumnae to pledge a certain amount of The Louisiana Beta Chapter of Pi money for each completed mile. Some Beta Phi is proud to boast the co-chair­ of the money will be used to help man of the Charity Marathon events. redecorate a room at the Sojourn Cen­ Senior Shannon McGuire was elected ter. Alison raised close to 5300. Look­ to this prestigious position last March. ing back at this new experience Alison Over the past months she has worked said, "I've never done anything like this closely with Panhellenic, Interfrater­ before, and it took a lot more training nity Council, and the Black Greek Coun­ than I anticipated, but it was the best cil, as well as with representatives from birthday present I could have given Muscular Dystrophy and Sickle Cell myself-to be in good shape and to Anemia. Although this pOSition has re­ louisiana Beta Shannon McGuire Is co-chair­ finish! " quired time and patience, Shannon feels man of lSU's Charity Marathon.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 31 Lisa Ziegler Krista Erlksan Joan Caspero Carman Apprlll Jennifer Detjen Virginia Zeta Florida Alpha Virginia Zeta Missouri Alpha Washington Alpha Mortar Board Mortar Board Mortar Board Mortar Board Mortar Board

· ' ./ f ' . .. , fj,- Michelle Atkins Shelly Johnson Carla Butler Liz Fedele Michelle Harrington Oklahoma Alpha Tennessee Delta Tennessee Delta Florida Alpha Virginia Zeta Mortar Board, ODK Mortar Board, ODK Mortar Board, ODK Mortar Board, ODK Mortar Board, ODK Phi Beta Kappa

Peggy Threlkel Annette Evans Amy Serface Nancy Splher Cheri Hannon Bomrlck Florida Alpha New Mexico Alpha Texas Delta Indiana Gamma Indiana Gamma Mortar Board Mortar Board Mortar Board Mortar Board Mortar Board

Jill Kranzow Deanne Sharer Lillian Washington Cheryl Walker Diana Staneszewskl Texas Epsilon Florida Beta Florida Alpha Oregon Beta Florida Epsilon Mortar Board Mortar Board Mortar Board, ODK Order of Omega Order of Omega, ODK Order of Omega Honor graduate Cum Laude graduate

32 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Elaine Deitz Denise Stanley Anna Wilson Mary LaPlant Pamela Childers Florida Epsilon Oklahoma Beta Texas Zeta Florida Epsilon Florida Alpha ODK ODK ODK ODK ODK

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j 4t..•.. . • ...... • • ~ , / Brooke Krug Holly Fleet Terr.t.i Hosken Daryl Ann Mase Christina Kizlrlan Kansas Beta Oregon Alpha Washington Beta Florida Beta Florida Beta Cum Laude graduate Honor graduate Honor graduate Honor graduate Honor graduate

Oklahoma Beta members of Mortar Boord Texas Epsilons (HI Linda Horne, Angie Monscke, and Kristi Include l-r: Susan Pyne, Anne Horne, Denise Meyer were selected to Mortar Boord for the 1989-90 school Stanley. year.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 33 , ,

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ANGELS North Carolina Alpha's ten varsity athletes (front H): Kelll Sharp, Courtney Lehmann, Karin Andren, Sarah Luddlngton. Back: Laura Morasman, Dianna McCarthy, Melissa Mroczek, Lisa Radford. Not 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 pictured: Dayna Baird, Julie Guarnotta.

NORTH CAROLINA ALPHA boasts ten varsity athletes years ago while they were counseling at a tennis camp. From among its sisters. Julie Guarnotta, Courtney Lehmann, and the moment they met each other, a special friendship grew. Sarah Luddington all play on the women's soccer team, This year looks promising to the Pi Phi tennis players, as currently ranked first in the nation. Pi Phi sisters Laura their friendship continues to develop both on court and off. Morsman and Karin Andren are co-captains of UNe's swim The women of INDIANA BETA can be proud of their four team, while Lisa Radford and Melissa Mroczek can be found members who participated in the second annual Women's on the volleyball court. Playing for UNe's tennis team are Little 500 Bicycle Race held at Indiana UniverSity. Michelle Dianna McCarthy and Kelli Sharp. Dayna Baird is a member Bastian, Carla Biatrici, Kent Divine and Beth Hughes may of the golf team. have suffered some bruises during their extensive training, Kim Jesfjeld and Stefi Rosztoczy, CALIFORNIA THETAS, but with a top-ten finish they were feeling no pain. are both varsity swimmers. Stefi competed at conference in Laura Rosene, ILLINOIS BETA-DELTA, came in eighth the butterfly, 100 yard freestyle and 50 yard freestyle. Kim place in shotput at the NCAA Division III Midwest Confer­ went to conference swimming the 100 and 200 yard free­ ence Track Meet. style and 100 yard backstroke. PENNSYLVANIA ETA has three Pi Phi sisters ranked in VIRGINIA GAMMA has three members on the varsity first, second and third singles positions for Lafayette Col­ women's gymnastic team, Ali Miller, Sidney Rankin and Sheri lege's tennis team. Those athletic angels are Jen Lilore, Susi. Monica Yuronic, and Julie Urban. INDIANA EPSILON has many talented athletes including Michelle Ledford, VIRGINIA ETA and synchronized swim­ two tennis players, Katherine Morr and Becky Snyder. Kath­ mer, won the bronze medal at the Olympic Festival held in erine introduced Becky to DePauw as well as Pi Phi three Oklahoma City last summer. She was invited to the festival by the Olympic Committee for placing in the top ten in the qualifying meet held for the southern region of the nited States. VIRGINIA GAMMA Robin Marino has been named captain of the women's varsity basketball team at the College of William and Mary. Robin has played as a point-guard since her freshman year, and currently holds the all-time assist record for women at the college. Shannon Kelly, FLORIDA BETA, is one of the outstanding members of the Florida State niversity volleyball team. hannon is a multi-talented player with the ability to play both offense and defense very well. Last season Shannon played in all 36 matches for the Lady Seminoles. KANSAS BETA Betsy Berkeley is a member of the Kansas tate Var ity volleyball team. Betsy played for two years on a Kentucky Beta's flag football team Is ready for another winning Junior Olympic team before coming to K-State. This is her season. econd year on the team.

34 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Triathlon brings challenge by Kitty Johnson

Recently two pledges at the Kansas er and tries to encourage each other." Beta Chapter have taken up a grueling Angela Bessette started participat­ hobby. Because of their love for athle­ ing in the triathlon because she liked tics and competition, as well as their the variety it offered when compared desire to be in the best shape pOSSible, to other kinds of races. "I got started these women train for and compete in when I was right out of high school," triathlons. she remarked. "I wanted to do it then The triathlon is a race starting out since I was still in good shape from with a swim, followed by a bicycle track." race, and finally a run. Running every other day, on routes Academics Angela Bassette and Anne Grainer, through campus, is Angela's most regu­ both freshmen from Topeka, first took lar workout. She usually runs four miles and athletics up this event last summer. every other day, if not every day, even Anne was first introduced to this when she's not preparing for competi­ do mix competition by her boyfriend. When tion. in Topeka, Anne swims at a neighbor­ Swimming is Angela's least favorite Lynn Shull a member of the Iowa hood pool, and runs on a local route. event, so she usually doesn't swim un­ Beta Chapter, has received many hon­ Since the actual competitions are usu­ less she is in training. "I usually start ors this past spring for her academic ally in the summer, she has a stricter swimming 22 laps per workout about and athletic abilities. She graduated workout schedule for that season. When three weeks before a competition," Summa Cum Laude in May 1989 from in Manhattan, however, she swims in she said. Fifteen miles per workout is Simpson College in Indianola, Iowa. the natatorium and bikes and runs at a her usual biking routine. Lynn recently received a 54,000 nearby reservoir. Sometimes she does two different NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Award. Her usual workout schedule includes events in a day to stay in the best shape. The award is based on academic excel­ biking 15 to 20 miles, swimming 1500 Last summer Angela competed in the lence and athletic performance. Lynn yards, and running two miles. She al­ Topeka Tin Man Triathlon, placing is the only recipient of this award in ternates activities every day. Running fourth in her division. There are usu­ Iowa in the category of "other sports" seems to be her least favorite event, ally 250 to 300 people in each race. which includes track and cross coun­ with swimming being her favorite. Angela has gained much personal try. Anne has competed in the Uttle Ap­ satisfaction from her accomplishments. In her career at Simpson College, ple Triathlon, held in Manhattan, where "I've always wanted to do the whole Lynn earned All-Conference honors six she placed fifth in her age division thing myself," she said. She sums up times. Last winter, she was the confer­ (15-19). At the YMCA Westbranch Tri­ the general atmosphere of a triathlon ence champion in the 3000-meters and athlon in Kansas City, Kansas, Anne when she says, "its really fun, there are was the indoor state college champion placed third. a lot of people, all health-conscious, during the indoor season. She also quali­ "They (triathlons) are a lot of fun," and it's just like a big party." fied for the track nationals in the 1500- Anne said. "Everyone pushes each oth- meters this spring. Other awards Lynn received last spring, included the Simpson College annual Barborka Award, which is also based on academic and athletic perfor­ mance. Lynn was also honored by Iowa Beta's alumnae for the senior with the highest cumulative grade point aver­ age and was chosen Chapter Sweet­ heart. Lynn is currently at the University of South Dakota. She is a teacher's assis­ tant for women's cross country and track. Lynn is also enrolled in graduate classes for the 1989-90 school year. Kelly Lamb Is the new vice president of the Following her year at the niversityof Student Athletic Boord at the University of Arizona Alpha Is extremely proud of two new Missouri this year. The organization Is respon­ PI Phi pledges. Bonni Redhair. left. and Dan­ South Dakota, she will continue her sible for coordinating the football ticket lot­ lelle Scott. Bonnl and Danlelle play the num­ education in law school at the Univer­ tery as well as for planning activities to keep ber two and three positions on the University sity of Iowa. Mizzou athletic fans spirited and supportive. of Arizona varsity tennis team.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 35

January 9 is a holiday. For many of us this might be news. established Chapter Loyalty Day. This is a time when each Pi This is not a holiday marked by colorful baskets filled with Phi pays tribute to or honors her own chapter. carefully decorated eggs and children in bonnets, or ghosts So what should you do this Chapter Loyalty Day and and goblins in search of sweets. This holiday does not bring throughout the month of January? CELEBRATE! Treat this the sound of the "Star Spangled Banner" and fireworks time as you would any other holiday. You may not celebrate lighting a summer sky, or carolers singing to their hearts with roast turkey, but you should give thanksgiving. You may content as their notes are traced by the frost in the air. No not carry trick-or-treat bags, but do carry fond memories of anonymous letters will be sent by one afraid to profess her Pi Beta Phi in your heart. If you are not one of the thousands love, nor will there be pomp and circumstance at the arrival of alumnae who has paid her annual alumnae dues, won't you of midnight on this day. January 9 is a holiday for a select honor your chapter by becoming a dues-paying alumna group of people; the more than 160,000 women initiated today? If you are a paid alumna, think about donating a gift to into Pi Beta Phi. January 9 is Chapter Loyalty Day. the Fraternity this holiday season. Chapter Loyalty Day is a holiday that should be celebrated As we all turn back the pages of time and reminisce, let's in the heart of each and every Pi Phi. It is on this day that we think how we could give back to the Pi Beta Phi that gave us ask you to reflect back on your collegiate experience and the so much. The following is a song that seems appropriate for enhancement that Pi Beta Phi brought to it. this holiday. As you read it, please consider how you can As with any holiday, Chapter Loyalty Day has a rich thank your Fraternity. heritage. At the 1946 Convention, the convention body voted to set aside January 9, the birthday of Carrie Chapman How can I thank you for moments together Catt, as Chapter Loyalty Day. Carrie Chapman Catt is one of Tears, laughter and sharing, Pi Beta Phi's most distinquished members. A leader in the Creating our friendship that shines on forever suffrage movement for women, Mrs. Catt devoted 52 years of Among us are treasured these memories of Pi Phi service before victory came in 1920. She continued to That reign in our hearts. crusade for women's rights and other worthy causes until A lifetime committment is golden with memories her death in 1947. Even in her busiest moments, Mrs. Catt Of Pi Phis around us who teach us and guide us was not one to forget her Fraternity. In reply to Pi Phi's Through hardships and trials with loving kind smiles invitation to the 1946 Convention, Mrs. Catt wrote, "The Pi The strength that you offer is welcome to all. Beta Phi when I was a school girl was a small struggling circle, of small membership and with no particular aim. If I live forever I know I could never Now, I fmd Pi Beta Phi everywhere. They are all intelligent, Forget all the joys of my years spent in Pi Phi ambitious, and filled with plans for making the world better. Through pledgeship and walk-out I am proud of them, although most of them I have never met." Continue to find out And so it was to honor this woman that Pi Beta Phi The warmth of this family in Pi Beta Phi.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 37 Tw-o enriched through travel

by Stephanie Dollinger

How did the London Bridge, the nit­ meet the local people of the countries ed Nations, and the French Riviera en­ we visited and to learn about the coun­ ter into the lives of Texas Pi Phis this try's customs from them," Ann Powers past summer? Two Texas Etas visited said. "We didn't want to be typical these sights plus many more when they tourists who simply had a checklist of enriched their knowledge of foreign Sights to visit." In order to get a taste of language and culture thi past ummer the local color in Barcelona, Spain, while traveling through Europe. Catherine and Ann stayed with a Span­ Carrying only backpacks, Catherine ish family. Catherine stayed with this Powers and Ann Powers traveled same family the summer before while through countries such as England, on an accelerated foreign language France and Austria while staying in program and remained in contact with youth hostels. "We didn't want to stay them through letters and phone calls. in a hotel because you can stay in a "I enjoyed staying in Spain because I hotel anytime," Ann Powers said. "By knew the language and this family was staying in youth hostels, we were able so understanding when I tried to speak to meet people our own age and travel Spanish," Catherine Powers said. Cath­ Mara Elise Christian, New Mexico Alpha, Is through Europe fairly cheaply." The erine and Ann stayed in Europe for a the recipient of the Albuquerque Alumnae two sisters also cut down on costs by month visiting cities such as Paris, Panhellenlc Scholarship. obtaining international student identi­ Florence and Innsbruck However, they fication cards which allowed them ac­ enjoyed visiting places more when cess to some of Europe's most famous they knew something about the lan­ tourist sights at student discounts. Be­ guage and the culture. "Many Ameri­ cause Catherine could speak Spanish cans fail to realize that even though and Ann could speak French, the two people do not live like us, their way of of them could easily make transitions life works for them and makes them into countries such as Spain and France. happy," Ann Powers said. "I think we By knowing a second language, Cather­ should encourage people to learn a ine and Ann could converse with lo­ second language because you become Christian is cals and learn about European cus­ so much more educated and culturally toms first hand. aware of others." recipient of "My main goal of this trip was to scholarship Mara Elise Christian, a New Mexico Alpha Pi Phi, was awarded the 1989 Albuquerque Alumnae Panhellenic Scholarship. The scholarship covers a full semester's tuition and fees at the University of New Mexico. The selec­ tion is based on academic achieve­ ments, campus and community involve­ ment, leadership, and support of the Greek system. Mara is also a Presiden­ tial Scholar at UNM, a member of the Blue Key and Golden Key national hon­ or societies, Who's Who Among Stu­ dents in American Colleges and ni­ versitie , Delta Sigma Pi professional Elizabeth Westling, Missouri Alpha, Is this business fraternity, and she is a Student year's winner of the St. Louis Alumnae Club's Ambassador for the Office of School Sophomore Award as the outstanding soph­ Relations. She has served her chapter omore in Rho Province. Elizabeth keeps busy as Panhellenic Delegate and VP Mental Texas Etas Catherine Powers (left) and Ann on campus with activities both In and out of Powers (right) skied on the Alps in Innsbruck, the chapter as well as maintaining a 3.97 and was elected to be a Rush Counsel­ Austria during their trip through Europe. grade point average as a pre-med major. or during the 1988 Fall Ru h.

38 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Oregon Gammas study abroad

Oregon Gamma has several actives studying abroad this fall. Melinda Fil­ bert is studying at the London Univer­ sity in London, England. Sue Stratton is on the Semester at Sea program. They will be stopping at ports in the Soviet Union, Japan, China and many other exciting ports in the East. Oregon Gamma also has four mem­ bers studying at the Tokyo Internation­ al University in Tokyo, Japan. Wil­ lamette University has an exchange The newly formed Spartanburg, South Carolina Alumnae Club was pleased to Induct two new program with Tokyo International Uni­ Golden Arrows. They are Eleanor Bomar Hunt (right) and Ada Roe Heenan (left). Alliad Mcgee versity and there is now a nu "cam­ (center) Is the new club president. pus" at Willamette. Several Oregon Gammas are also go­ ing to be studying abroad in the Spring. Laura Zinniker will be in France and Holly Briscoe, Juliana DeLeo, Wendy Metzler is blue ribbon winner Korten will be in England. by Martha Kay Kelly Carter

There's a saying that girls fall in love tional Race Course. She returned to with horses-until they discover boys. Arlington in June of 1989 from New However, Caton Metzler of the Arling­ York, where she was a senior writer for ton Heights, Illinois Alumnae Club has the New York Racing Association. Her found time in her life for both! present position with Arlington is an A horse lover since childhood, Caton exciting one. Caton co-hosts "Break­ was influenced by family members, fast at Arlington," a question and an­ namely grandfather Ted Atkinson, a Hall swer program at the track with Phil of Fame jockey and father Ray Metzler, Georgeff. For a daily television pro­ a horse trainer at the Arlington Inter­ gram, "Chicago Racing Report" seen national Race Course in Illinois. on cable's "Sports ViSion," she inter­ While still in high school, Caton was views jockeys, trainers and people fa­ a contributing editor for "Spur" maga­ mous in racing circles. Notable guests zine and had several articles published. include Charlie Whitingham who trained Knox became her college choice and two Kentucky Derby winners, one of Pi Beta Phi her sorority. Caton was which was Sunday Silence. initiated in 1984, a busy young lady On September 3, 1989 horses at Ar­ indeed but one who had time for her lington left the paddock to run in the sisterhood. She served as Chapter Pres­ biggest race of the year-The Arling­ ident and was a Harriet Rutherford ton Million. Caton's attention was not Johnstone Scholarship winner. Know­ on the horses but rather on Douglas ing that this is the material fine women Bredar, paddock judge at Arlington. are made of, the Arlington Heights Doug chose that moment to present Alumnae Club awarded Caton their Caton with an engagement ring as they Outstanding Sophomore Award for Mu stood in the paddock. (Here's "betting Province in 1985. It was the natural a million" she accepted!) progression that this talented and Caton's done more in her twenty­ bright young woman would be the four years than many people dream of 1986 Province Chapter Service win­ doing in a lifetime. Congratulations, Katherine Morr, Maureen Harrington, Suson ner. Caton Metzler. You're a blue ribbon Constance and Marcie Thompson, all Indi­ ana Epsilons unite on the ancient ruins In Caton has worked in publicity for winner! Greece. Hialeah and for the Arlington Interna-

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 39 Computer Kansas Beta-Diamond Jubilee program aids Seventy-five years is a memorable occasion and alumnae, we want you' Kansas Beta is proud to be celebrating her DiamondJubilee the weekend of handicapped April 28, 1990. A festive weekend is planned, for all who come, to relive the grand old days as an active wine and blue sister! Friday night, to kick off the students festivities, each decade of Pi Phis will meet at different places in town. Founders' Day Luncheon will be served at the K-State Union where Francis Sidney Roesch Schneider, Florida Weaver, a famous author, will speak. The Pi Phis wi\! give campus tours and Beta, is receiving national attention for her recent entry in the Computer the house will be open. Also, an Arrowcraft sale will take place and a crest Learning Month Exceptional Student sweatshirt sale. The 75th Reunion is at the Manhattan Holidome, Saturday, Lesson Plan Contest. Sidney was judged with a Jazz Band from 9 p.m. to 1 a.ffi. For more information, contact the by members of the National Council Manhattan Alumnae Coordinator, Amy Renz, at (913) 776-6138. for Exceptional Children as having the finest computer lesson plan among over 45,000 entries nationwide. The pro­ gram involved non-speaking primary­ aged handicapped students communi­ cating with computers. Member promotes alcohol Computer Learning Month is a na­ tional project with the overalJ goal of awareness increasing the number of people re­ ceiving the benefits of the technology. Alcohol is something that many col­ "mocktail" parties, movies and speak­ This is an official project of the Soft­ lege students are now concerned about. ers. One of the programs which Kim ware Publishers Association and is spon­ Oregon Alpha's Kim Coghlan is taking has coordinated is a seminar on inter­ sored by member firms. action on the matter. Kim is one of the vention and what to do if a loved one Sidney received her award at the two ACE (Alcohol Consumption Edu­ has a problem with alcohol and/or National Council for Exceptional Chil­ cational) coordinators for Willamette drugs. The program is sponsored by dren conference in San Francisco in University. When asked what her job is Oregon Gamma Pi Phis, the Willamette April. The entry will be published in as ACE coordinator, Kim said it was to Kappa Sigma chapter, and two inde­ the new Computer Learning Month promote alcohol awareness. However, pendent residence halls. publication and numerous magazines. it is much more. Coghlan's work includes Pi Phi also. Sidney is a speech therapist in the Kim not only coordinates ACE pro­ She has started a sober sister program Cleveland, Tenn. school system. grams within each living organization within the chapter for parties and oth­ on campus, but coordinates activities er social occasions. This is to make for the entire student body and pro­ sure that everyone who attends an event grams for National Collegiate Alcohol where alcohol is offered arrives home Awareness Week. The programs include safely. Senior citizens receive special care

by Lynn Mount Growing up we all depend on some­ by being there." Andrea Lonker has one to take care of us. When we grow visited a local nursing home for the older, the thought of not having any­ past three years to get to know seniors one around to depend on becomes a and to give manicures. She said that at reality. For some senior citizens that first she wasn't sure she could do it thOUght is not so chilling. Thanks to because she thOUght she would run Kansas Betas, Andrea Lonker and Hal­ out of things to say. However, she did lie Walker, many senior citizens have enjoy getting to know the ladies. An­ been shown that they are loved. Hallie drea's grandmother died and Andrea went to see an older couple in a never had a chance to get to know her, nursing home while she delivered her so she thinks this is a good substitute. church bulletin. Andrea comments, "It Both women agree that it is better to was really nice to know that you can give than to receive, especially when Hallie Walker, Kansas Beta, enjoys working make a difference in someone's life just you are giving of yourself. with senior citizens.

40 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Pi 5etaPhi [QlbND61-IIP [U N 0

Pi Beta Phi thanks the thousands of alumnae who contributed to the 1988-89 Friendship Fund. Your generosity has made for another successful and record-breaking year for the fund. Your gifts represent a steadfast dedication to the purposes of Pi Beta Phi and a commirment to continued excellence in the future. (Donors are listed whose gifts were received between August 1, 1988-July 31, 1989.)

FOUNDERS ' CIRCLE LOYALTY CIRCLE IlliNOIS EPSILON MISSOURI BETA TENNESSEE BETA ($500 to $1 ,000) Mary Clark Christensen Hattlebelle Vangieson Ayl ing Betsy Covington Brady ($2,500 or more) Patrici a Neal Harriet'Baur Spoeh rer Jane Houchens luIen ALABAMA BETA Margaret Clover Symonds Camille Dunkin Yeldell MONTANA ALPHA TENNESSEE GAMMA Frances Tanquary Nutten IlliNOIS ZETA Carol Nylander Sorens on Marian G Heard ALABAMA GAMMA Barbara Devry Ba lsley California Gamma Catherine Dixon Roland Nancy Lohu ls Hamilton NORTH CAROLINA BETA TEXAS ALPHA Susan M Disney Audrey Jones Be ck ARKANSAS ALPHA INDIANA BETA Dorothy Henry Granbe rry Beryl Longino Bentsen Patty Mahony Montgomery Joan Robinson Clark Mimi Leffler Warren Eleanor Grimes Butt Carollnge Warren Merida Watson Jones ARIZONA ALPHA INDIANA DELTA Margaret Milam McDermott Diane 0 Burkhart Janice Kincaid Cl ifford NEBRASKA BETA Ted Lewis Moody Jane Landreth Russe ll Jeanne Busenbark Robins Marilyn Simpson Ford Hattie Wallace Park Christine Merser Istel Barbara Esgen Stieren ARROW CIRCLE CALIFORNIA BETA INDIANA EPSILON Margery La ing Well Sue Trammell Wh itfield ($1 ,000 to $2 ,500) Betty Hogan Bechte l Sally Shield Lange Wilmer Grace Logan Sabra Hansen Qua NEVADA ALPHA TEXAS BETA ARKANSAS ALPHA Jane Alvis Sm il ey Cora K En low Jennie Blackman Germany Carol Winn Dunaway CALIFORNIA DELTA Grace Neuhaus Richards Peggy Noble Deane INDIANA GAMMA NEW YORK DElTA Amy Hillenbrand Weyhrauch CALIFORNIA BETA Terri Sargenl Owen s Elisabeth Reamer Carson Anne Chew Me lbye CALIFORNIA GAMMA Joyce Lillibridge Parks TEXAS DElTA Marjorie Kelly Webster Patricia Dwye r O'Donnell Betty Ball Vickery OHIO ALPHA Nancy Alm and Crlm Margaret Forbes Turner Mary Ogle Warnock Jane Bag ley Goddard Carolyn PavleUch Lesh CALIFORNIA DELTA Zelda Clark Walker Beverly Lake Keith INDIANA ZETA OHIO BETA TEXAS EPSILON COLORADO ALPHA Lucy Baker Warner Mary Moulton Witte Cynlh ia Hughes William s GEORGIA ALPHA Dorothy Bell Lester Carolyn Chapman Fraser Marie Johnson Mullins KANSAS ALPHA OHIO DELTA TEXAS GAMMA Margaret Morton Sprick Ann Bla ir Dalby Judllh Davis Whitacre Julianna Hawn Holt ILLINOIS ZETA Esther Conger Gab'l Pame la Hearn Isom Mary Jackson Deutschbein COLORADO BETA Elizabelh Bur ke Kane OKLAHOMA ALPHA Lucille McCrillis Ryland Grace Piile Bowles TEXAS ZETA KANSAS ALPHA KANSAS BETA Lou Montgomery Carler Martha Alexander CrOUCh Hallie Reece Adam s FLORIDA BETA Marybelle Henn ing Clark Gayla Velv in Ferree Barbara Varner Frizell Janice Ogozalek Faiks Vera Mowery McAninch All ece Locke Garrard UTAH ALPHA Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell Peggy Proffitt Quattlebaum Louise Rosser Kemp Betty Pa ine Hunefeld Barbara Benton Wescoe IOWA GAMMA Mary Ho lton Seaton Anna Se idenglanz Mason Dorothy Gibb McGowan Virginia Sewelt Norvi ll. VIRGINIA ALPHA LOUISIANA BETA Martha Lannom Williams LOUISIANA ALPHA Pauline Townsend Wise Zoe Saunders James Judith Walker Gibbs Helen Pend leton IOWA ZETA OKLAHOMA BETA WASHINGTON ALPHA MISSOURI ALPHA Mary Stephenson Stilson LOUISIANA BETA Susan Parks Dornblaser Mary Shipman Lomen Rosalie Cousins Sm ithe rs Belly Schlesinger Noe Robin Cypert King IDAHO ALPHA WISCONSIN ALPHA NEVADA ALPHA Letha Wilton Davis MASSACHUSETTS ALPHA ONTARIO BETA Gertrude Pape Altfilisch Patricia Wilson Cross Lilli an Ma lley Vernon Mary Buskard Symonetle Margaret Clausen Tullgren ILLINOIS ALPHA OHIO ETA Evelyn Peters Kyle MICHIGAN BETA OREGON BETA WISCONSIN BETA Dana Hart Karen Stuck Borda Sara Hart Kimball Gretchen Hobb s Alten ILLINOIS BETA· DELTA Gretchen Riggs Hoenecke Marcy Haeger McQuillan OKlAHOMA ALPHA Mary Mullins Hinz Marion Wendell Ryan PENNSYlVANIA BETA Jane Lake Porter Jean Wirths Scott WEST VIRGINIA ALPHA ILLINOIS BETA MINNESOTA ALPHA Carolyn Eberly Blaney OKLAHOMA BETA Eleanor Inness Mieth Constance Fegles Adams SOUTH CAROLINA ALPHA Jean Haller Gustkey Linda Hink Kissler Lorraine Hegvold Freeberg Vee Church Hyman- Helen Bowers Russell Jeanne Thoburn Wyss ILLINOIS DElTA Janet Skidmore Skinner Sarah R MulliS Carolyn Woods Shiner PENNSYlVANIA GAMMA MISSOURI ALPHA SOUTH DAKOTA ALPHA Myra Depalma Reimer Joanne Hunt Hook Marjorie Townsley Rawlins TEXAS ALPHA Ros ine Blount McFadd in TEXAS GAMMA Katie Atkinson Heck Sheila Mills Verity

WISCONSIN GAMMA Janet Goode Durham

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 41 CONN ECTICUT ALPHA CARNATION CIRCLE Arlme KrOIS Morrissey ($250 10 $500) Contributors from inactive chapters OIST RI CT OF COLUM BIA AL PHA ALABAMA BETA Patricia Da vIs Coffee Total Total Le ah Wheeler Dansby Pau hne H"tmuller Mattmgly Donors Jane He ster McPherson Joanne Smith Omdahl Dollars Donors Dollars Mary Hudson Rowzee ------ALABAMA GA MMA Mildred Volandt Stear ley Massachusetts 22 S 595 Wisconsin 19 S 580 Susan Brasfield Batson Kathleen Wager EwmO FL ORIDA ALPHA Alpha Gamma Margaret Justice Combs Massachusetts 13 234 Colorado Beta 48 1,120 ALBERTA ALPHA VIOla Welsh Hiestand Jean Renn ie Warrack Inez Hili NIChols Beta Oregon Delta 25 Nova Scotia 3 70 New York Beta 1 60 ARKAN SAS ALPHA FLOR IOA BETA Lmda Cooper Johnson Margarethe A Abbotl Alpha Pennsylvania 8 221 LOIs Ba il ey Moore Margaret St rum Allesee Vermont Alpha 10 215 Alpha Thelma Pharr Orr Virgin ia White Ar1z Martha HI li Thomas Alana Mendes Austin DC Alpha 45 1,160 Pennsylvania 5 120 Cather ine Ware WhiteS ide Clara Kibler DavIs West Virginia 6 135 Delta Sally Cason frame ARIZONA AL PH A Kimberly Moehhng Harders Gamma Ohio Gamma 1 10 Elizabeth Berryman Aust in Ferne Futral Mann S. Carolina Alpha 29 1,100 Maryland Alpha 24 740 Salhe Holloway Campbell Florence Kerr Saussy Em ily Smith Creswe ll Virginia Ne lson Th lstlethw311e Michigan Delta 12 280 Virginia Alpha 47 1,705 Glor ia Sloan Gooder Tennessee Alpha 29 570 Virginia Beta 2 105 Antomette Sonka Kasznel FLORIDA GAMMA Elizabeth Land ram Roepke Eleanor Reese Morse Alabama Alpha 25 485 West Virginia 5 100 Kathryn 0 Salmon Candace Secor Schmidt Florida Gamma 18 395 Beta Laura But ler Woodford GEORGI A ALPHA Manitoba Alpha 9 190 Illinois Beta 6 265 ARIZON A ~ ETA Lorna Lapp Bertino Wisconsin Beta 41 1,235 Lmda Narramore Katz Mary Jackson DavIs Kathern Slaughter Stanton Barbara Rankin

CALI fORNI A ALPH A IOWA ALPHA Ruth Herdman Bradford Janice Mane Kanyha Cornel ia Sch"d LOUISIANA ALPHA MtSSOUR I BETA Mary Be ll Crummey Patrice Ch inn Schroeder Ann Kennington Richardson Sally Zumw inkel Baku la Jane Forster Sturr IOWA BETA An ita Sievers Worste ll Katie Tac k Smith Helene Higg ins Bauer Donna Jeanne He lb le Jane Voelker Clark CALIFORN IA BETA Harriet Proudfoot Quint INDIANA DELTA LOUISIANA BETA Susan Ru th Dougherty Gay Teresa Batistich Alice Sayre Avis Mayer Anderson Jane Trevor Eustis Kath ie Schumacher Ferrari Mavis Mahan Ca in Clara Ha ll Sipherd Orpha O'Rourke Coenen Lady Williams Ha ll Kathryn Buck Hewitt Marilyn Tupper Doe Susan Wh ite Counsel l Laura Alexander Leach Mary Richards MOise Charlotte Ham Gerdes IOWA GAM MA Mary Sherman Jessup Suzanne Bogan McCord Frances Garr ison Ph illips Betty Rohde Ha ll Judith f riend Strohm Elizabeth Holden Karp lck Jane Overly Risk Vlbella Early Janopaul He len Budd Watts Ethe l Gill espie Smith MASSACHUSETTS BETA Meredith Pemberton Sauer Harriet Hess Phillips Dorothy Owen Williamson Ruth Casady Snead Mary A Carney Helen Deppe Vollmar Betty Jordan Schafer Marilyn field Young Joanne Church Taylor IOWA ZETA IND IANA EPSILON MARYlAND ALPHA Cheryl McDan,,1 Beed Sa lly f letcher Dunca n Katharyn Price Johnson MISSOURI GAMMA CA LIFORN IA DELTA Ed ith Mitten Burns Mary Petticrew On ken Dorothy Krug Katy Squ ires Robinett Nicole Ann Carter linda Hamil ton McLaughlin Maralee Simons Trost Susan Dom ke De Re mer IDAHO ALPHA INDIANA ETA Maroaret Swa ll ow Sm ith Betty fowler fre nch He len Hanson Arno ld Dee May Scott MISSISSIPPI ALPHA Eli zabeth Wilson Jones Mary Legore Gibbons MARYlAND BETA Rebecca Taylor Se ifert Helen DaviS Wilson Constance Cook Emken ILLINOIS ALPHA INDIANA GAMMA Suzanne O'Connor We lch MISSISSIPPI BETA Mary Kap p Allton CALIFORNIA EPS ILON Laura Hays Bowma n Peggy McClure Lyons Jean Marie Egmon Margaret Su llivan DaVies MAINE ALPHA Sharon Cu l\ler Cons idine Betty Blades Lolton Susan Wille friedk in Betty Rosse ll Sheneberger Jean Gyger Black NORTH CAROLINA ALPHA Max ine Rigsbee Stephens Dorothy Day Anne Wells Branscomb Sherry Be ll O'N"I Caroline Wright Smith Marilyn Tracy Anne Ho lmes Kubbard KANSAS ALPHA MICHIGAN ALPHA Martha Hornaday Murray CALIFORNIA GAMMA Velma Wil son Ba ldwin Margaret Johnson Co rkett ILLINOIS BETA · DELTA Gay Edgar Ahlgrim Graeme Moore We itz Jo Bower Bu lkeley Carolyn Cromb Brada Julie Ta lley Hooton Caroline Underwood frye Suzanne Sentney Brown Frances Johnson Fuller Rena Pifer Lude NEBRASKA BETA ILLI NOI S DElTA Betty Patton Burke Mary Stone Malpass Helen Kel ley Judd Mary Hams Johnson He len Vickers Clark Marilyn Holter Jones Mary Phillips Campbe ll Marion Wil son Mossman Mary·Maroaret Starr Cromb MICHIGAN BETA Mary Simpson Rhoads Bette Oxnam McCormack Elizabet h Testard Dunne Lani Cline McKinley ILLI NOIS EPSILON Margaret Gard ner Christiansen Marilyn Mitchell Ruzicka Este ll e farley Behan Joan Hamilton Egan Mary McAndrew Harper 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KANSAS BETA Diane Kenney Redmond Marion Swanson Oster Mary·Lou Black Ahmann Sarah Cooksey Reynolds Helen Jones Trenchard MtNNESOTA ALPHA Jane Bagne ll Siegel LUCille QU ickel Wh ite Helena Hotchkiss Gasto n Marilyn Noeske Ba ldWin Virg inia Howenstine Peine Jane Sh ields Freeman NEW YORK BETA COLORADO ALPHA Gertrude Cowdery Vanaken Meredith Dona ldson Ma ir lillian Waring McE lvare Jean Harvey Griswold ILLINOtS THETA Margaret Hili Jones France s Allison Weaver Peggy Eames Seiberlich Kathy A Hron Mary Elizabeth Wi llis Sh"la Graham Sherman NEW YORK DELTA Nonnle Wagner Hussa MISSOURI ALPHA Phyl lis Edmund s Da ke Sally Stahlhuth Irwm ILLI NO IS ZETA KENTUCKY ALPHA Dee Danford Acull Ruth MOrriS Keeslmg Caro l Ha lli day Ruth HawkinS Be tn Na ncy Low Aparton NEW YORK GAMMA Jeanne Gillespie land Elizabeth Traw ick Ke ller Mary Holman Brewer Helen Alford Menk Nancy Ran kin Jeckel Jane Dolan Bradfo rd Mary Wa llace Jeckel Helen Anderso n lewis Ruth Kinyon Fisher Sharon Rose Dully Betty Meininger Miller Margaret Pa ine Turner Ellen Stine Fu lkerso n MaXine Cooley Montgomery Grace Hartman Leighton Diane Theurer Farb man VlrOln ia Baker LeWIS Elizabeth Lang·M iers Katharine B Mackay Virginia Tasher Mos ley KENTUCKY BETA Martha feeny Lohman Jonnle Miller Soper Glona Crawford Marsteller Lmda f itzgera ld Root Julie Geiger Shannon Ann Hall Patten OHIO ALPHA Shirley Huntmgton Stryker Sara Cowherd Wesley Mary-Jane Chandler Seamans Manon Cox Walters VlrglRla Coe BriOgs COLORAOD BETA Ethe l LewIS Stephens Rob in Case Byrne Esther Hovey Bell Sally Link Curt is Dorothy fe llows Hames IND IANA AL PHA Virginia Hoover Frank lin Evelyn Cook Larson Eleanor Hougham Guenne Dorothy Boettner Gremer Deborah Walker Stamps CI? Pi.Beta Phi Carolyn Helman Lichtenbero INDIANA BETA Mary·Elizabeth Lasher Myers COLORAOO GAMMA Eli zabeth Warren Beazley Helen Sowash Re ichert Em ily Robmson Kunde Carolyn Taylor Klatt rQIp.,D~[jIP rllt\D ~ Stacta Taylor Roth Julie Agness Passon Becky Be ll Miller Carol Oownmg Shellabarger

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Dena Compton-LewcZlk Ann Dobbs ColI.tto Louise English DavIS Jane Childs Stromquist ($125 to $250) Jane W Crocket Grace Cromer De Nyse Karen Brooks Turner TEXAS GAMMA ALABAMA ALPHA lenoir McNamara Dean Helen Boucher Dix Beth Vanmaanen Beatty Vlrginta E Jackson Eleanor Breed Dumm Sally Shorlz Gardner Mary Cox Evans Hope Kirby Patton Shelley Smith Graham Manlyn Messner Haayen OREGON GAMMA Sandra HarriS frey Virginia Venable Wesson Laurie Bischoff Hall Joan Demuth Hurre lb rink Barbara Hollingworth Whalin Martha Wa lls Murdoch Babette Barmann Harding ALABAMA BETA Marjory Casey Hayes TEXAS ZETA Linda June Byrd Mary Schuler Henderson Judy Ray Cra ig Patr icia Davis Elizabeth fennimore Hill Karen Joyce fau lkner Margie Winterburn Drane Valerie Smith Holberton Martha Wood Gay le Catherine Horton Eisen Lynette Leonard Ireland Sarah Potter Howe ll Ga il V Gorday Laura No ll La Shelle "I have visited Arrowmont and found it to be a Betty Murphy McClendon Sa lly Wright LeWIS Betty Bundschu Lindeman Lyda Sm ith Tea l Mary Starnes Wright Deborah Sears Lomas LOIS f lowers Youngblood Martha Robb ins MacDonald wonderful experience. 1 was able to learn a lot UTAH ALPHA Alicia Compton Methmann about art and about the history of Pi Beta Phi Mary Meagher Arentz ALABAMA GAMMA Laurie Viser MoHett Sheila Dugan Barton Patricia Lord Chand ler Marjorie Maklns MOrri son Jane DaVIS Frlden Ba rbara Rountree Nicho ls and its importance to the community of Gat­ Lillian Cross Davis Judy Sell Kennedy Virgini a R Norvell linburg." VIRGINIA ALPHA Jo Ba rtlett Lan ier Patricia Sumner Pau lson Roma Luttrell Gray Em ily Ph ilpot McAnally Donna Williams Sharp Eva Sm ither Haw ley Norma Lauppe Shaw Ne lle Wilson Koch ALBERTA ALPHA Eliza beth Snyder Smith florine Hawley Moore Margaret McDonald Cairns Sh irley Ruxton Soper Virg inia Dear ing Robmson Lo is Wolle field Marlon Morrow Stott Mary Davidson Howard VIRGINIA BETA Gweyn EKing CALIFORNIA DELTA Mary Crater Johnston PENNSYLVANIA ALPHA Anne f Jones Win ifred Wood Badge r Anna Engle Taylor Barbara Gillman McDougall Sally Mavko Klingbeil Mar ilyn Diamond Miller Patricia Harrison Bogart Phyll is Schneider Lawrence VIRGINIA GAMMA Margaret Gershaw Roche Martha Harlan Bricker Rebecca Ge lb Murray PENNSYLVANIA BETA Maurine Stuart Dul in Annette Elizabeth Carter Laur ie Graffeo Corles Ail een Aylsworth Welgan Kathleen Preston Oswald Margaret Pontius Mackimm Beverley Campbell Zielke Susan Montgomery Carter Janet Lade Scheuerman Betty Eyler Kephart Sara Jean Struckell Beverly 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THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 43 Kathryn Anne Hilly Betty Amidon Kesmode l Virginia Stewart Rusch Joan Schnelble Graham Sophia Middleton Heath AntO inette Whee ler Johnson Dorothy M MOSiman Manon Carr Russell Mary Ba ldwin Green Mary HOSIer Hildebrand Dianne Wood Lamb Sheryl Emery Murphy Barbara Erbe Sm ith An n EllIS He ll Willetta Ray Hullman AlISon G Llebes Barbara Rutter Page Roberta Smith Stark Betty-Lee Shaler Jens Ruth Hicks Jamieson Rebecca Moyer Loback Janet Clark Trochet DOris Young Stea rns Bess Ma ilers Joyner Tasca Smith Rader Polly Danie ls Lowman Louise Edge Warden Katherme Matthews Stouffer Joan Rhinehart Killough VIvian Dickson Stout Mary Albers Lydlng Dorothy Woodworth Jane Porter Warmack Sarah Nestl Kunk le Pame la Shaw Massey lynne Nichols Waxwe ller Eil een RlS jord Leclercq IND IANA BETA Mary Blackwe ll Wiener FLORIDA BETA frances McGregor Wherry Sandra Conti London Susan Anderson Abernathy Brenda McCampbell Bai ley Grace Miller Wilson Betty Delano McLelland Cynthia Green Bennett COLORADO ALPHA EI"abeth Macnutt Ba"ou Hazel Oretske Paldar Judith Johnson Bryan Muryl Doherty Allison Hllah Hines Cochrane IOWA ZETA Jane DavIs Price Edythe Thornton Cec il Almina Epperson Aurelius Margaret Chace Cole Nikki Patton Babblt Ins Emr ich Rowe Joy Thomas Decker Kathy Z,tkowsk, Bond Mary McKay falk Betty Walton Berry Janet Carlson Severson Mary-Ellen Barrett Easterday Lawren Ethridge Bradlord Colleen Kenney Gentry Janet Welden Blum frances E Smith Jean Esden Ann Woodman Brown Suzanne Slaton Hogan Kathryn Robberts Dye Mil dred foster Ste llings Constance Covington Godley Gillian Morrell Burre ll Mary Moody Jinks Ruth McCutcheon Fleselmann Sara Stevens Slewart Sarah Cogshall Hand Jennller Cook Manlyn Polson Koser Ann Shroyer Jonen Courtney Coo lidge Crawlord Marion Ezell Landau Susan Crane Kyle Josephine Mu lligan Daig le Mary Smith MallOry Julia Rench Layne MarJone Vlmng DaVidson Dorothy Young Mann June Irish lillenqulSt CeCile Woodhouse Dlplacldo Teal Hunt Mitchell "I was an active Pi Phi about six months before Le igh Walley Richey Ruth Gordon Drummond linda Gri zzard Owens Mildred Daum Ridenour Elise Montandon Eiland florentine Holmes Ph illipS 1 transferred to a school without Pi Phi, but 1 Josephine Miller Rud lcel PatnC la Wink ler Fisher Ruth Mock Pierce Anne Lockridge Sales Mary McGee Gla ss DenISe Edwards Schultz have been an active alum and very apprecia- Connie feallock Sche id Mary ferguson Jellrles June Anderson Straub Karen Bowen Sm ith Patricia Ducy Ke lly Joy Makinson Strawn tive one since 1922!" Jeanne Claudon Stackhouse Sally Chase Kerr Betty McKenZie Tucker Pamela Cagle Walters Gamor Wangehn Korth POll y White Turman Gale Lorenc Wiik Antome Harshaw Latcham Pamela Worden Walsh Evahne A Fisher Lea Evenson Sund Susan Tornstrom Leonllades INDIANA DELTA Edythe Beard Gerdes Marcia Smith Wilder Ora Chr istina Maynes FLORtOA DELTA Denise Gray Baldaul Patr iC ia Hennessy Barbara Lammers lust Emily Calk ins McLean Leslie King O'Neal Karen Iverson Bubenzer Elizabeth Lake Jordan Jean Anderson Mollat Claudia Behrens Porter Carla Galbrecht Connor Elizabeth Summerwill Koza tLlINDIS ETA Margaret Broadstreet Mullins Donna Sapone Daugherty Eulalia Klingbeil S"ler Joanne Cathn Clement Ann federer Oxley FLORIDA EPSILON Patr icia Crawlord Deem Carol Jensen Smith Mary Bourne Dunn ing Catherine Preston Park ins Janet Gail Crews Sh irley Wileman Dunn Paulena Ke ll ogg Taylor Margaret Admire Hall Virgin,. Wheeler Patterson EdWina Fuchs fordyce Jacquhne Wil son Tullon Henrietta Page Johnson Margaret Hohl Phillips FLORIDA GAMMA Virgin ia Bussard Gustalson Jeanette Mac leod Watson Helen G McDonald Catherine Douden Rea Diane Wilson Carnes Ann McCormick Harmon Gwendolyn Vinson We idemann Catherine Greer Noble Barbara ferguson Rodes Alison Hennig Moore Arline Funselt Heck Kathryn Snedeker Reddish Jeanetta Wittemyer Sc~mldt Barbara Brown Shea Jeanne Skillman Houston Roberta Mills Rendleld Helen Counter Shu ll Frances Porter Wilhams IDAHO ALPHA Marsha Jepson Jay Hazel Gentry Hollman Alicesnow Binney Rickards Wendy Hall Sutherland Dorothy Monk Johnson Roberta MOrriS Tabor Janet Coombes Teran GEORGtA ALPHA Gera ldine Williams Kirschner Augusta Hite Johnson Katharine Hamil ton Young Cather ine Sullivan Tyrrell Ela ine Hunter Bassett Rose Murdock Kotalik Kay Black Kelly Judeenne Jones Warren laura Underwood Dowling Sylvia Moore Orue Cowan King Marcia Welch Ph illips Carolyn Byrd WatkinS Rosemary Dunn ILLINOIS THETA Cheryl Kirkpatrick Ruth Abraham Pickett Jean Jens Wehner Sharon McLa in Edwards She ila A Consau l Michele fishbau gh Lehman Hester Ell is Qu ick Ric h Gish -Norum Glenda Rawls flanagan Mary Bea,,11 Luse Nancie Chittenden Williams COLORADO BETA Karen Schwab Gray Sal he Elson Heller Betty Dr iscoll Mayo Margaret Glass Altvater Jan ice Bankhead Gu il beau Ruth Belsterling Miller Marilyn Lindsay Mead Eva Williams Everett Joanne Gunn ILLINOIS ALPHA Kathleen Kahn Miner Karin Hellman Muncie Doris Hatch Cipolla Bern ice Marlin Hetzner Jean Ann Kerr Nancy Black QUinlan Peggy Culler Russell Margaret Bowker Cooper Jan ie Grant Jackson Alice Hamlin Lowe Helen Butler Stein Sandra Bottorll Smith Mary Macdill Knaphe ide Hortense Scott Kirkwood Bobb le Schow Mangham Elizabeth Minnich Stoddart Jo Sutton Maynard lisa Nicole Masters Carol McBride Re ilsteck ILLINOIS ZETA Jane Kisner Stover Juanita Wlnb igler Reinhard Gerald ine Shaw Miller Doreen Lynn Mueller Ruth Bresee Ashbrook Janet Martin Strang Shawn Ann Bales Betty forney Mitchell Suzanne F P ~tterson Mary Crane Swarts ILLINOIS BETA-DELTA Eleanor James Olmsted Patricia LoomiS Robinson LUCile Adam. Brink Ali ce Martin Todd Margaret Handke Arlana frances Trott Robinson Barbara Wall Roux Betty f aris Callander Betty Shields Whitmer Alberta lIill Shattuck Carol Mercer Sarbacher Margaret Lord Castendyck Mary Johnstone Dewald Joan Nixon Wuthrich Margaret McNeely Shields Kathy Elizabeth Sellers Jean Durkin Crawlord Dorothy Carm ichael Di IOriO Jean Brengle Eldred PhyllIS Beaver Dralle Karen Talley INOtANA EPSILON COLORADO GAMMA Da ly Jackson Turnbu ll Catherine Lackland GunnISon Constance Tazewell Eby Ann flachmann Babington Karen Wedd le Johnson Terea Jennings WainWright Anna Campbell Kemp Martha BlISS Ehlers Pau lme Auxier Blomstrom ElIZabeth Lembert Manson Lorellee Wright Wolters Dorothy Alsen Lass Jean Fair Jean Givens Boll Kathy Fossceco Ph illips LoIS Harper Lloyd Gle"'ta Hobbs fairlield Suzanne Black Caylor Eleanor Moore Merri ck Joan Groth Fenstermaker Pamela Martin Plttock IOWA ALPHA Margaret Ward Dan~1 Mary WillIS Near linda Rank in Schenkeln Helen Kitch Edmondson Eli zabeth Dallenbach frisch Sue Howard De lves Ellen Heyl Porter Velma Smoyer Whipp l. 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Polly fullinwider Obendorl Mary Baumgartner Scharold NOVA SCOTIA ALPHA Anne Scott Sellers Margaret 0 Aeid Eleanor Jessup Wells Tammy Ounnet Sage I Mercedes Ellis Sentney Maureen Allen Sinclair Mabel Granger Stauffer Al ice-June McGinness Stearns MARYLANO BETA Marion Pulling Johnson NEVAOA ALPHA Marian Ringer Straight Barbara Brown MISStSSIPPI ALPHA Verna Bu llis Anderson Elizabeth Humphreys Summers Amelia fisher Carroll Ou Bo is McClintock Ann Zoebisch Nimlos Jan Devine Franco June McGuire Haycock Caroline Newman Warren Oiane Pitts Hessling Lucia fishel Perdue Norine Mary Walker Helen Gavin Ringham Norine Hanna Jeanney Mary Varner Warwick Elizabeth Cooper Kerestesi Margaret Haarlow Wright Betty Aush Zyblut Sheila Smith Stein Josephine lovell Weaver MISSISSIPPt BETA Margaret Hermansen Peraldo Bonnie McNew Brenkert Virginia Hill Plath KANSAS BETA MAtNE ALPHA MISSOURI ALPHA Antoinette Terrell James Grace Semenza Virginia Gemmell Anderson Hazel Lindsay Bra inard Anne O'Connell Albrecht 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Suzanne Town Neuhardt Frances Farrell Ross Isabella Cowan Sischo Betty McQueen Melville Corbett Ivey Judith Schoenborn Smith Linda Pigg Schroeder Anne Gould Smith Mary Levec Newcomer Katherine 8arton Johnson Jane frye Sorenson Lynn Moxley Shepard Audrey Soyak Tuthill Genevieve Stanley O'Maley Virginia Vann King Helen Bennett Spelbrink Mary Tussey Shucart Joan Gregg Palmer Wilma Jones Knox Ph 0 Barbara Bruns Starr Helen Culbertson Snyder MtCHtGAN BETA Harriet Bell Risley Ela ine Wheaton Miller Elizabeth Vincent Sutter Oebra Knierim Stubblelield Sara Jane Beis Eleanor L Roberts Jane Berryhill Neblett Oorothy Stroud Van Oeusen Miriam Clark White Cynthia Ward Bla ir Janice Lowe Sappington Ann McCullOCh Oliver Oeborah Becque Wallmeyer Virg inia Buster Whiteside Karen Taylor Boylan Jacquelyn Ellenberger Spence Jessine Hart Pate Jeanne Wilhams Beverly Abmeyer Wood Mary Nolen Bradbury Sharon Manes Thomason Ann Mathews Phllbnck Grace foote Brownlie Judith Artley Toalson Suzanne Elliott RobbIOs NEW YORK DELTA KENTUCKY ALPHA Clarice Wicks Cox Carol Schleiffarth Tyler Imogene King Stanley Zoe Crichton Virginia Merchant Arterburn Oorothy Tisch Oawley Elizabeth Dickinson Warner Elizabeth Royall Sutton Jessie Polson Oupar Barbara Degener Carson Carla Mullendore Oehm low Ruth Pinkham Woodcock Lyal Bo ice Woo ll en Elizabeth Wait Ge ide l Oorothy Mimms Claytor Oonna Brown f itzgerald Kathenne Riedman Gn swold Lucile Tafel Oimmitt Susan Wart Gideon MISSOURI BETA NORTH CAROLINA BETA Judith Ashby Gutz Evelyn Kinna ird fox Jacqueline B Goodyear Ruth Reddish All en Pauline Sm ith Boothe Oiane Elhott Hansen Bettye White McCutcheon Janet Wickham Gregory Cynlla Sennert Bervlng Ruth Couse Collins Constance Oevine James Augusta Schoening Potts Isabelle Rayen Hall Carole Lintzenich Buck Hilliard Hardin Marjorie Bock Klar Betty Zinsmeister Russell Mary McCrory Heidbreder Mildred Pet ring Ouncker VIrginIa Jones Harper freder ica Ritter Lockhart Maureen Oel ..e Hooper Jean Matheson fries Jo Saunders Mackney Hannah Norwood May KENTUCKY BETA Gale Elizabeth Johnson Sonya Wotka Helmkampl Ethel Wh ittemore Mason Ruth Mason Ph illips Phyllis Brownlee Blair Barbara Heath Killins Dianne Davies Hey Irene Lilly McCutchen Catherine Oedek Steffen Cynthia Sonderge lt Bloch fern Schott Law Sarah Alexander Hlggrnbotham Amy AustIO Petersen Patr icia Carry Stewart Laura Murphy Clark Ruth Ecker LOhe la Hennetta McCutchan Huff Margaret Blythe Rennolds Christine Young Grice Ann E MOrrison Joan Gundlach Ingham Mary Morse Sm ith NEW YORK GAMMA Aae Wohlhueter Marer Margery Boos Murray Noel Baird Kerth Martha Willrams Young Patricia Jill Case Janet Netzer Neary Betty He lin Conboy KENTUCKY GAMMA Katharme Jackson Osuna Althea Phi llips Eannace Pau la Jean Stoltz Jo Gnll Palmer Helen Aitchison Ellison Jeri Isbell Stromquist Ann Osborn Pratt Sharon Oibb le HaipIO Joan Pruitt Aeanck Pauline Smith Iten LOUISIANA ALPHA Beatnce fales RobIOson Oeborah A Kay Ruth Knighton Atkrns Elena Pleskacz Schauer Knstlne Zagrobelny Kllncewlcz Susan Heatherly Block Ruth Chnst"nsen Teetzel Jean Clifford Kromholz

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 45 Susan Gertrude Lane Susan Sherwood Wilken Vlfg lnla Bland fry Mabe l Clark Maltby 1988-89 Friendship Fund Ann WilliamS Mered ith Gamson Graham Christina L McCall Do nna Wear Wms low Julie BOring Harrell Elaine Peatf leld Patnode Top 20 Chapters Rosemary Miles Haselton Sandra Clarke Swenk OREGON GAMMA Janet Terry Ko ll ock by dollar amount Helen Boardman Hammo nd Marguente Holman Magee OHIO ALPHA V,ctori3 Hu ll Haze lrig Ma rj orie Bircher Page Mary West Altman I. Texas Alpha S7,550 Elinor a Lin dqU ist Debra Sue Payne Jane Wills Armel 2. Oklahoma Alpha S6,815 Dona Adams Rothwell Teresa Mane Petrone Mary Darrow Carrington Mary Wakefield TIpton linda McVay Christopher 3. Kansas Alpha S6,270 PENNSYLVANIA ALPHA Cat he nne Ca ll ery Zdunkew lcI Jean Rob inson Glasgow 4. Colorado Alpha S4,990 Loretta Mercer Lac lalf Ruth Thompson Homer Anna Ridgway Lang TENNESSEE DELTA Evelyn Essex Johnson 5. Illinois Zeta s 4,905 Naney Harvey Newton Torn Wyatt DavIs Marilyn Paulsen 6. Oklahoma Beta S4,856 Mary Sarno Shelton Cherry Kinnison Sm ith PENNSYLVANIA BETA Kathie Bermce Teas Jacqueline McCa lla Sm ith 7. Texas Beta S4,795 Joann Gol ightly Brown Helen Hook WillS 8. Missouri Alpha S4,765 linda DellOlio Clark TENNESSEE GAMMA frances Batten Voung Lynn Devaul Constan Thelma Newhart Heath 9. Ohio Beta S4,625 Patr iCia Smercak Cordon Patricia lehman Jones OHIO BETA 10. Illinois Epsilon S4,230 Susan Adamson Hams Ste ll a L McKnight Margaret Lesar Bogen Isabelle H Hatfield Cynthia Keith Mitche ll Jean Ogden Cavanaugh 11. California Gamma S4,188 Maxine Sponaug le Haynes Nancy Gibson Clayton 12. Indiana Delta S4,166 Anne Ramsburg Jones TEXAS ALPHA A Christine Verges Conawa ~ Anne Hatfield Knowles JuanIta Hamson Allen Gertrude Meckel Con nelly 13. Arkansas Alpha S4, 165 Ann McDeV itt Lees Mary Greenwood Anderson Jeannette Curtis 14. Michigan Beta S4, 155 Margaret Blalf Mathias Sue Howell Baln Vlfglnla Blackburn Debarge Hannah Mervine Miles Peggy PattillO Beckha m Joanna Dortf Dodge 15. Florida Beta S3,881 Martor ie McCoy Nancarrow Rollin Guess Bevill Susanne Vates Ear labaugh 16. Kansas Beta S3,745 Edna Cleckner Raw lins Betty Osborn Bledenharn Kathryn Baker Emrick Martha Rice Reed Mary Powell Boortz Vlfgln ia Bullock Hughes 17. Missouri Beta S3,490 Jane t Replogle Roberts Nancy Burrus Brown Margaret Traceweilinscho 18. Washington Alpha S3,435 Barbara Bauer Tanner Ethe l Bick ler Buckley M Lucil le Caud ill Little louise Terrett Martha Franc is Burrows Dorothy Ca lkinS Martyn 19. California Beta S3,426 Margaret Ryan Vandine Renee Pee l Butler Jessie l ittle Neuenschwander 20. Indiana Gamma S3,425 Lillian Hu ll Buttery Donna Morris Read PENNSYLVANIA DELTA LOIS Camp Suzanne Sch iff Rhe lngold Ferne Weln Horne Caro l Brooks Carey Ann Scrutchln Cauthorn Bever ly Klunk Rhodenbaugh OKLAHOMA ALPHA Janis Turner Polk Ma rgaret Riedel PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON Catherine Kinsel COllins Linda Vance Arrin gton Ch ristie Sullivan Ree ves Joan Lovejoy Aylor Catha rine Donovan Connelly Rosemary Irwin Rooers Setty Boddy Bates Dee Rippetoe Richardson Ardath Kleinhans Sube Catharine Klepper Erte l Julie Biedenharn Crosswell Mabelle Miller Bell Ruth Mullendore Ross Janice Koecher Page MOil le Allen Crow Mart0rie Wills Se llers Martha Watson Boesche Martha Collier Schulte Betty Dean Stevens Elizabeth S Pasquariello Laura Ferree Dawson lea Wetzel Brenne ls Marg ie Lausten Staten OliVia No lte Dean linda Myers Taylor Katherine Weeks Bridewell Susan Jones Steadman Jeanne Gardner Terry PENNSYLVANIA ETA Vlfg inla Arnold ElkinS Mary Hill Britta in Charlene Schick Sullivan Margaret Llebers Love lette Madelyn Doherty farris frances Gross Tully Patty Price Castle Marilynn Ha mm Tooker Vlfg inia Stansbury Uttermohlen Suzanne Martin Givens Nancy Gray Cheek Bernice Stewart Vanbuskirk PENNSYLVANIA GAMMA Pauline Bruce Grant Edith Myers Vuchnlch Ruth Swihart Coley Margarett Ma rkland Vand iver Rebecca Simmons DaVies florence Bunnell Washing Donna Cuenod Griffin Allie Conner Collins Sarah Simank West Caro lyne Kahle DaV IS Laetltl3 Cofer Ha ines Eleanor Newcomer West Joan Clover Cough lin Azalea Snoddy Ellis Frances Barnard Zook Tany POllard Hopper Kathryn Elliott Dav Is DNTARIO ALPHA Mary Snyder Hertzler Jerome CartWright House Ann Marland Eischen Vera LeW IS B3i ley Elizabeth flower James Hope Wilson Huffman OHIO DELTA Martha Watson Gr iffin C Grace Martin Beauregard Kathleen Schriner Marcello COrinne Esgen Hydrick Jill Messics Bale Betty Bailey Hall Margaretta Spence Drake Margaret Arrtson Richard Beverly Stephenson Jacom lnl Maroaret Terry Con lam Marjory Grlffm leake Barbara Healey Nancy Ann Toher Erna Schlemmer Johns Mil dred Crawford Cuber Joan Hampton Long Nancy Ba st ress lepul Mary Arnold Johnston Gla dys Plocher Custar Bette Burke Mackellar ONTARIO BETA Manlyn Tillery Ku tner Ruth Slyh Dunn Sally C Manning Jr Marjone Robinson Bradshaw PENNSYlVANIA ZETA Jane Lawder Patflcla Weaver Ernst Joyce Palm ata ry Mays Tracy Hood Gu ilbault Martha f abry Lawrence Maurine Davidson leckie Jean Fraser Greco Margaret Martin McCann Donna Alford Lansing Susan Jonnatti Maxwell Thet is Gardner Lemais!re Mary jane Miller Hotaling E Susan DaVIS McGee lorraine Ming le Mingle Martha Maxwe ll Loyd Debra Kay Leedy Jo Jones Momson SOUTH CARDLINA ALPHA Elizabeth Hardie Lund He len Dove Paulsen lUCille Rich ards Nea ry OREGON ALPHA Jul!. ParI Ashley PatriC ia Peyton McA lpin Mary fu lton Plelness Trude Steele Norman Maureen Day Bernard JulIO Hyd rick DubOIS Caroline Sweeney McDona ld Mari lyn Jones Reeder Bette Crosswh ite Overton Sh irl ey Wilson Blake Molly Joyce Lane Matilda McCammon Mcfaddin Elizabeth Ann Reimer Sally Edwards Parke r Nora Stewart Brady Mary Graham McGeary Cam ille Webb Mitchell Margaret Pickett Sagan Ina Bakhaus Patterson Joanne Riesch Clarke Gall franke Smith Nancy Wood Moorman Betty Schmitt Sheedy An ita Dioiacomo Prather Edith Jessop De Weese Stephanie Adair Vickery Dorothy Flowers Morns Mary Long Shoemaker Jane Bacon Redd ick Susan Jernstedt fulton Sue Brooks Murphey Alice Hoyt Spence Shlfley Sm ith Sam ls MarC ia Cook Gartrell SOUTH CAROLINE BETA Corne ha FrazIer Muzqu lz Leah Gentle Staples Sally Brittain Saunders Wendy Anderson Greer Amy Wynd ia frye Vlfglnl3 Na lle Page Margaret MOrrison Stoddard Nellie Clonts Sawallis Jean Woods Jernstedt Melissa Rowe Mackie Josephine Schreiner Parker Sylvi3 Schwelker Strasburg Kathryn Starry Sch iff June Boswe ll Macy laura Ferrell Thomas Ida Mcfaddin Pyle Mlnam Hines Whitehead Barbara Berry Sewell Adalia Everts Mather Bess Rayford Virglnl3 Talley Williams Jane Scott S,sk Elizabeth Manning Robinson SOUTH DAKOTA ALPHA Patricia Gill Richardson Ruth W, lI l3ms Wunderlich Susie Lessert Stanley Cathenne Cummings Strawn Jacquelyn Evenson De Vries Clare Sm ith Robertson Peggy Eli se Steward PatriCia Perllch Warr Marlon Bainbridge Elm slle Margaret Cocke Robinson OHIO EPSILON May Lundgaard Teel Cosette EWing Hyldahl Margaret Wh itley Salmonsen Joyce Stein Berndt Patricia Reynolds Voss OREGON BETA Mary Dunker Ke lly Terry Pressler Sm ith Lo is Keller Boss Sally Sewell Wightman Janet Johnson Ack les Janet Swab Krueger Christine Hughes Summers Janet Sm ith Cothre l Dorothy Parks Wood Mary-Be ll f ox Blackstone lorrame Hu ltgren lawrence Jean Sanders Swam Janet Torda f itzpatrick Carolyn Thompson lachrllz Vlrol",a Andrews Burns Ma ril yn George Mabee Sally E Swanson Rochelle Saris Kotnlk Lucy Elden Dickinson Jane Saxton Pau lson Eleanor Mills TompkinS Nancy Miller Leathers OKLAHOMA BETA Eli zabeth Vllm Duffield Mona Hawks Reed Genev ieve Campbell Wagner Louise Cox Mlklovic Norma Gray Barr Caro l Pomeroy Elwell Mary Moore Scott Marian Avery Watt Helen Gunn Miller Meredith Lee Barrett Caro lyn Bow les fl8lds Edith Dan ielson Swenson Inge Walling Whitaker Caro l Smith Peters Robyn Johnson Boswe ll Shlfley Bailey George Margy Hall White Mary Talbut Laverne Matteson Boy les Betty Ho lt Graybeal TENNESSEE ALPHA freder icka Gray Vounger Martha Posey Burke Adel Peters Longmore Lucylle Tatum Braze ll Beverly Nelson Ca ldwe ll Ga ll Burnett Martindale Dorothy Gilliam Hamilton OHIO ETA Marilyn Mapes Campbe ll Miriam Duncan Mason Margaret Battle Richardson TEXAS BETA Allyson Sm ith Aldrich Keven McCreary Co le Virg inia Heinemann Nelson Joanne Maglfl Arnold Le lsa Ebeling Lowrey Norma Warmack Denman Marjorie Maris Peterson TENNESSEE BETA Catherine Burch Bass Margaret A Ryan Ju dith Jones Elkins Dorothy Um phrey Rasmuss en CarollOe Jones Ascher Barbara England Bauchman Michele Seeger Tracy Janet Abrams Evans Shirley All en Schu lstad Jud ith Manning Auer Betty Wil liford Bone Margaret Kygar fuller He len Harstad Strickler Marianne Dunstan Brady Martha Moore Boren OHtO ZETA Barbara Gabriel George Viva Young Torcom linda Rogers Buermann Betty Knight Braun !(nst,na Kell Ba ilish Debo rah Hunt GreenWOOd Ruth Rendah l We lch Oeborah Edwards Cu lpepper Ann Warmack Brooks hire Maralou Juday Crane Pau line Dark Hass ler Carol Keema White law Virg inia Nlmnlcht Ethe ndge Gayl Ware Carlberg DIOna Auck Dettmerlng Norma-Jo Markes Hemphill POlly Laroche Chappe ll Lois A Gumpper Mary Thomas Hill Rycke Marshall Deleray Abby Turner Hobbs Steva Hromas Kner Vlfg inl a Rice fair MarCIa Korthage Lockman Margaret Bonar Law Ann POll ard Harwe ll Barbara Bailey Potter Bonme Nicholson McCormick 1\ Elizabeth Touchstone Haymes Pi Beta Phi Fra nces Jordan Hearn Kathryn Ruddock Snow Jan e Robertso n Morgan Marilyn Berg Spoerl Leah Highfill Morton Lelta Cunyus Kelly Susan Andrews Thornton MarjOrie Moore Myers C?lpQI[\0611IP ru\o "- Jane Oonosky Knox

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Members spent TEXAS GAMMA WASHINGTON ALPHA time getting to know one another better and building a strong sisterhood. Ann Neely Bril ey Kristina Johnson Aim June Bunger Cameron Juanita Cobley Anderson WISCONSIN GAMMA Michelle Smith Barber Carol Lea Coilon Charl es Cox Cantrell Page Gli bert Bae nen Catheryn E Hoehn Sarah Clark Bowers Patricia Barry Dally Mary Senter Clark Wilmaglen Paddock Bergren Kay Murray Plrrong Delolse McFadden Bradley Mary Monlgomery Do les Lisa Lynn Colket Kay Buckley Brown Donna McDonald Strickland Carolyn Berry Bragg Paula Heard Euban ks Celeste Ullrich Crowder Mary Nelson Cobb Claudia Harper Brockel! 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THE ARROW OF PI BE TA PHI 47 Mary Dayenport Ford Ange la Mercedes Howe ll Allee Burns Burnett Denise Dandeneau Galster Allison Thayer Lambird Karen Borucki Chasta in Kathleen Gamm ill 1988-89 Friendship Fund Mary Strange MackenZie Lenore West Chill rngworth Sandra Smith Garner Top 20 Chapters Edyth Al len Manning Arlene Mazzulla Chr isten Barbara Elizabeth Gary Frances Harrison McCan n Mary-Sue Howard Church Annette Pearson Gean by number of donors Cec ile Feus ier Opsahl Gwen Fowler Clark Susan Ross Genisio Melissa Ann O'Too le Anne Wright COllins Marian DaYis Goff 1. Texas Alpha 231 Ma iya Teague Penberthy Suzanne Connolly Margaret Boreing Gossett 201 Rolena Beach Polk Barbara Turner Denny Elizabeth Oglesby Greisser 2. Oklahoma Alpha Mary Leavitt Robinson Caro lyn Goldwater Erskine Kathy Bradley Gwatney 3. Missouri Alpha 196 Jennifer Leigh Torbett Gayle Et ienne Jane Hurst Hannan 173 Mary Elizabeth Van Maren Ethel McCarthy Evans Alannette Stallings Hare 4. Colorado Alpha Jean Kimmel Veatch Patricia Ferry Mary Hug gins Ha rrison 5. Illinois Zeta 172 El izabeth Robbins Weaver Ann Ellen Forkey Mary Warnock Harsh 6. Oklahoma Beta 171 Sandra Opsahl Wilson Juliet Johnson Gardner Marsue McFad din HaYiland Lou ise Buxton WoOlf Kathar ine Bourne Gates Tracey Clark Haynes 7. Kansas Alpha 168 Karen Derr Gilbert Eugenia Smith Heenan 8. Texas Beta 163 CALIFORNIA BETA Virg inia Ke im Gordon Melissa Jane Holder UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Patricia Heap Gral Diane Kelley Holt 9. Indiana Delta 159 (BERKELEY ) Lynne Grassi Mona Pllgge Horton 10. Ohio Beta 158 Dorothea Ellingson Ba lderston Lucille Murray Had ley EYe Dilley Irwin Miche le Platzek Barne" Persis Freeman Harrison Eleanor Kinley Jackson 11. Florida Beta 157 Eli zabeth McCreary Blair Michele Piozat Henderson Arline Mitchell Jackson 12. Illinois Epsilon 155 Dale Kamlsugi Bordner Mary Shorkley Holmes Daisy Tribble Jacoway He len Hughson Bragg Barbara Tosti Hubert Susan Ward Johnsmayer 13. Michigan Beta 153 Kathryn McDuMee Breuer Virginia Turner Humphries Allison Johnston Arkansas Alpha 144 Reg ina Andrews Burhenn Dorothy Becker Keen Peggy Sparks Johnston 14. Daphne Miller Campodonrco Ga il Er icksen Kennedy Toinette JOlley 15. Indiana Beta 140 Marilyn Smith Christ ie Vick i Algeo Keros Jan Jones 136 El izabeth B Clark Catherine Stoughton Kinney Marian Timmins Kerr 16. Washington Alpha Kathar ine Torney Coakley Vivian Harth Lagerlol Mary Zimmerman Knipmeyer 17. Kansas Beta 135 Marsha Hedburg Corbett Susan SCh issler Lamond Florence 0 Kruger 18. Indiana Gamma 130 Margaret Hahman Dearing Michele Rae Levendusky Harriet Wood Lauck Jane Lange Delahooke Jacqueline Yarbrough Liscom Hautense Stuckey Lauderda le 19. Arizona Alpha 129 Linda Corey Dewitt Winifred Dellon Lusk Ellen Goode Lewis 20. N. Carolina Beta 128 Lauren Stanlield Dutton Lynne Knox lynd Margaret E Lewis Laurie Schaffer Eager Julie Haggerty Maglione Lisa Luter Longinotti Marcy Engler Patti Marshall Kathryn Glle Lynn Linda Bandar Feldman Anna Phillips McKeeby Francine Milnor Flewell ing Muriel Swensen McKellar Jean Pitcock Madison Marlis Hilton Brownfield Stacy Ward Ryan Carolyn Vanness Mann Elizabeth Dayis Fowler Melisa E Moon Marion Pool Burton Pam Morris Samuels Dianne Dunckel Fox Barbara Day is Moore Martha Crook McClure Elizabeth Thomas Busby Elizabeth Wilmer Sexson Mildred Beauchamp McCracken Elizabeth Hamilton Fay Kather ine Ambrose Nau Gladys Franklin CarrOll Laurie Dayid Shirk Mary Andrews Franklin Margaret Hannum Neumann Floramae Parker McCright Mary Laase CaShman Diane Frances Shurtleff Mary Johnson McFadden Lesle Denise Gallimore Barbara Ford Newcomb Susan Todd Chester Cyndi Maureen Sm~h Mary Virginia McG inn is Muriel McCarthy Harris Mary We isel Newton Cynthia Crowell Cotton Kathryn Hawkes Smith Lenora Daly Hart Virginia Silya Nisson Barbara Bra dy McLellan San dra Rut herford Coykendall Pam ela Weedin Sturdy Nancy Nickerson Miller Eleanor Burgess Hausel! Lisa Marie Osterhout Mary Ryan Craig Doris Crepin Suman Frances Chick Heidner Les lie Ames Owen Mary Rothe Moore Frances Crombie Curtis Diane Carlson Svoboda Jane Dills Morgan Jane Barmby Henry Susan Gait Paciulli Carol Louise Davis Carol Hall Swingle Carroll Winstead Innes Barbara Nichols Paclr k Margaret Jewell Mullen Ann Donofrio Sue Cheairs Ticknor Suzanne Norfleet Neal Ann Bradshaw Jenkins Mary-Alice Pardee Elizabeth Keel Duck Kelly 0 Todd Patricia Jones Jenness Lindsey Haines Pate Tolise Gathings Norwood Nancy Weigester Dunaway Helen Lippi Ullmann Carolyn Patton Nuckolls Jean Hagan JOhnson Mary Jean Peshe l Stephanie Gage Ellis Lola Turner Upton Suzanne Patterson Kalistralov Rille Brand Pinau lt Susan Linebarger Overton Kimberly Clark Ferguson Janet Lynch Vehring Jane Johnson Owen Sarah Duffy Keller Grayne Ferouson Price Christine Travis Folmer Susan Radnlch Walker Tracy lake Mary Scott Proudfit Lucy Ogles by Peterson Gail R Frank Lucille Moore Wick Karen Anne Ph illipS Elizabeth Richards Langstroth Sh irley Sibley Pumphrey Lois Haryey GatChell Fre de rica Wilder Margaret Russell Le ighton Martha Williams Roberts Gl adys Kitchens Pickens Helen Letarte Gieseke Georgia Ellsworth Yost Mary Hunt Pittman Helen Stidger Lermen Mary Macleod Rolhstein Helen Whitehead Goldthwaite Lynnda Spencer Zepp Madeline GoodriCh McLaughlin Maria Richards Schlossberg Jane M Prall Carole Canupp Goodin Sue Ward Pratt Leslie Ann Medina Estelle Fowler Schubert Millie Rene Greenberg ARIZONA aETA Jo Coate Meier Gaynel Hirtenste iner Scott Lorna Slakenbury Pryor Jean Parker Gr iffith ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSI TY Elizabeth Richards Ray Patricia Melnikoff Kathleen Margaret Sell S Peteet Martyn Grimes Susan Auiozzi Laura Beth Mindel Peggy Hooten Smyth Marilyn May Rice Jean McCargar Hathaway Brooke Hale Cohen Betty Wilkerson Richolson Julie Anne Minton Carol L Spence Ladonna Hopper Catherine 0 Collier Susan Ede Moore Heidi Ste inmann Shelby Elizabeth Rogers Melinda Ann House Nancy Jane Ford Thelma Shannon Ruddell Catherine M Oberto Suzanne Reynolds Stockton Daria Ellen Hunchar Mary Beth Francke Colleen Parr· Winans Carlyn Smart Sweet Carolyn Scruggs Pamela Azar Hunsaker Vicki Hayden Furey Ann Crigger Shaw Suzanne Peck Paulyne Downing Tompkins Robin Oury Hursh Susan Lynne Germer Carolin Hansen Randall Christi Van Cleye Sarah Spikes Shiyely Mally Keil Hynes Allison Debra Gerrish Virg inia Harrell Shreeve Eleanor Holmes Read Deanna Loughe.c Wells Virginia Dugal Kane Karen Lyn Hardy Alice Rea Reyet Laura Ruth White Elinor Duschl Smith Sally Wright Kelley Catherine Marcus Huser Katherine Stormont Starnes Jean Riggins Scripture Beatr ice Elwe ll Wh itworth Linda Hart Kemp Carole Kemper Long Jan ith Scanlan Shaffer Betty Dunn Willis Michele Joanne St Onge Marion Martin Ketchum Kimberly Anne Lowell Mary Brigance Thorn Joan Br ichetto Shea CALIFORNIA EPSILON Margaret Hildreth Kyles Catherine Manning Barbara Fish Shenson Dana Isgrlg Topp Marcia Flaxman Latta Marzette McMenamy SAN DIEGO STATE COLLEGE Nancy Clark Turner Roberta Klein Shuey Kelly Layelle Anderson Barbara Brown Lee Jane Lou ise McVey Mary Carmack Symes Jean Ahlemeyer Tuttle Mary Carlisle Lewis Christa M Meszaros Karen Berry Autrey Margaret Earle Waterman Stacey Beth Teitler Ann Deputy Beaubier Diane Aberle Lopez Cynthia Ann Minon Susan Straubel Teneyck Marjorie Munger Wa tkins Mary Hennesy Marks Joanne Roach Munroe Jolena Betts Jane Bonady Watson Eileen Carey Vansell Patricia A Betts Elizabeth Mercer Martin Julia MarShall Priester Beryl Holmes White Ann Denker Webster Carol J Mather Leslie Childs Roberts Stefanie Mary BlitYich Josephine Bullock Wilson Leah Corde White Tracy S BlitYich Sandra Lehmer Matthews Sara Minning Shoemaker Barbara Mac Michael Wil bur Belly Tolson Woodruff Carole Holsten McDonough Janet Wood Snell Ann Kathryn Bostwick Catherine Charles McGinty Susan Morrow Sutter Beth Hindley Brokaw ARKANSAS BETA Susan Males Miller Tannian Sac hen Whitlock CALIFORNIA DELTA Cheryl Ann Buonarati UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS Suzanne Barrett Miller UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORN IA Cari Ellen Cooper AT LlTILE ROCK Shelley Hagen Mincks (LOS ANGELES ) Caryn Jean Corporales Patricia Redden Brown Muriel Gordon Mochel CALIFORNIA ALPHA Anne Elizabeth Baldwin Victoria Tarleton Craig Anita Jewelle Groyes Jan Threlkeld Moore STANFORD UNIVERSITY Dana Raisch Barber Carol Cassell Crigger Cheryl Rusher Rhoads Nancy Chandler Morrison Annele McGee Ashman Louanne Spratlen Bergh linda Louise Cruden Pamela Jean Sawyer Joan Moore Mueller Mary Defriest Clary Helen Deering Blusteen Janet Edwards Darcy Sharon Farris Murphy Mildred Conard Jeanne Roberts Booth Carolyn Voris Dayee ARIZONA ALPHA Betsy Galloway Niles Carolyn O'Dell Cook Kelly ABo" Charlo"e Henderson Dean UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Carol Burns Nord Eli sabeth Brown Debra Barbara Handorf Braly Christ ine Bedig Desser! Julianne Biner Alpert linda Marshman Peckham Roella Ford Edwards Dorothy Phillips Buckley Sh irley Shindler Dugger Jayne little Ansan i Klaire Kaufman Pirtle Henrietta Watson Geer Patflcia Hartley Burk Mercedes Ridd le Egan EYelynne M Ascher Susan Lopez Podgorski Meredie Haupt Healon Jane Stansbury Burke Mary Dougherty Farre ll Ann Frost Bailey Patti COhn Purves Barbara Wh ite Hill linda Burleson Laurie Streff Filie Holly Ann Barrell Ina St Clair Reed Virg inia Talbot Franken Jolene Meyer Benedetti Pally Newton Rennick Francine M Freel Marci lynn Bernstein Leg ia Marie T Rillos lisa Marie Garrison Patricia Hammill Biggar Traci Lynn Roberts Kath leen Wood Geckeler Linda Blakely Victoria Diane Rockwell 1'1 Pi Beta Phi Karen Wh ite Grundon Florence Harris Boyce Katherine Fa llon Rosebrook Susan Straith Guy Elizabeth E Ham ilton Cathenne C Briggs Stacy Shelton Ruppert CJp J.... 1 [ \ L & 1-1 1P I ,I \ [' Nan Doubet Brown Susan Ely Ryan ~ Sandra Ferguson Ha ms

48 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI laurie fellows Haun Diane West Johnson Char lene Herr Hayter Sue Hlmstr eet Jo hn son Sue lien Stickney Henng Sherry Keeling Kite Heather Ann Hupp Susan Okyda Koda Barbara Rubensleln Joh nston Margaret Bennett Kruse Janice Murdy Kellogg Mary Jane Leone Elizabeth Ecoff Knoebber Penelope Anne Ludlord Mary Lambert Stephan ie Luebke -Rados Dorothy Jenkins Lowe Donna leWIS Macban lisa Thaler Mathies Robin Greenway Macg illi vray Sandra Burns Matranga Nancy Borton Mansfield lisa Barnett McQueen Jo Webb Mernll Linda Wood Miller Dorothea Ruff Mi ll er Mary Hathaway Moon Anita Herscher Miller Julie Morgan Ethe l Huff Moore Dons Gledhill Omer Kathleen Marie O'Loughlin Alexa Rank in Porry Barbara TyllCkl Paquette Betty PIOrson Stephanie Ranger Peleuses Mary Ecoff Sawin Mary Harvey Persons Virginia Kerr Scott Pamela Chnsty Peterson Gerald ine Nichols Sexton Alice Maxl"ld Pryor Marcy Jo Silverman Melanie Mafle Rea l Amy Kimberly Stoddard Jenmfer Turk RobinS Marian Knight Turner Betty Stone Rollo Nancy Brown Wall Carol Nellow Roscoe ElIZabeth Ward Hamel( fuller Rust Deldre Smith Weber Joan Valaer Schell Elizabeth Mary Wheeler Sharon Russell Sc lalaOi Julie Lynne Willing Calhenne Forrest SlScho Nina McConnell Wlnn Cynthia Whitaker Sladlcs Cynthia Prill Yule Candace Caldwell Smith Elizabeth Robertson Solomon CALIFORNIA ETA Mary Hodges Taylor UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Kathryn Pusch Westervelt Penny Heyl Moss, Rho Collegiate Province President, is often questioned about (IRVINE) Dana Kitchin Wren Diane Marie Bielman Usa Donlon York her personalized license plate, Penny was able to combine two of her favorite Laune Holmstedt Erlmann Manlyn McManus Zerfas interests-Kansos State University and Pi PhI. Patncia finley f leshman Donna Mane franklin CALIFORNIA THETA Kann Gretchen Hallberg UNIVERSITY OF CALIfORNIA JaniS Mane Harasick (DAVIS ) Carol Allen Young Karla Mane Heard~Pnce Heather DaOine Bays Kathe Coleman Hodgson Hilary Money Wailing Yvonne Anderson Hoover Michelle Mane Berkeland Lesl ie lise Zeller Judith Lowe Holt Enn Anne Werner Carolyn Leigh Hyland Heather Sarah Bloch Margaret George Houston Charlotte Gustavson Wheeler Kris Ellen Kolassa Selma Lorraine Chin Maflan Epperson Howell laura Oumm Wierman Jennifer Anne Loltfield Elizabeth Janette Gibson COLORADO ALPHA Ruth Benwe ll Hultin Janet Shellabarger Williams Maura lucas Deborah Joan Hale UNIVERSITY OF COLORAOO Sandra Clemen Jaynes Hazel Gates Woodruff Lynden Larson Magnoli Virgin" Mackintosh Aldnch Corabelle Chadbourne Jensen Mary Wakefield WoolWine Carne R Healy Kirsten Alesch Toni Ann Martinovich Deborah Lynne Healy Marilynn Thompson Johnston Mianne Enyart Zefron Leigh Ann Nelson Andrea Lynn Andrews Ann Hamilton Keetch Dana Elisabeth Hess Manlyn Vanderber Aller Paula Diane Nohalty lisa Michele Lombardi Carol Serney Kemper COLORADO BETA Tiffany Lane Palm Marilyn Russell Ludwig Marjorie Rice Atwood Heidi Oake Keogh DENVER UNIVERSITY Katherine McKay Roberts Laura Miller Moore Genevieve Parkerson Bengel Adele Custance Lam Mary Stanfield Allen Carrie frances Rossman linda Petersen Rivera Rae Morris Benton louise Brourink Lavington lIna Brown Barbara Susan Whitney Genevieve Baker ROrick Sandra Timmermann Bonham Adrienne C Leonard Joan Nettle Burdick Maria Young Elise Sharon Rothschild Terry Pinchuk Bradley Jennifer Jill leVin Debra Hansen Cook El'llbeth P Shegoleff Kathryn L Branch Justine Sabin lloyd Carol Elizabeth Craig Ann Simmons Kay Knittle Brock Shirley Cunningham Luthy Edith Stevenson fleet CALIFORNtA GAMMA Margaret Kunsmilier Brown UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN Judee Tippett Whyte Susan Bnnkerhoff Mammel Kathy Jubitz Gage Wendy Kay Williams Jane Scott Brown Kimberley Marston Manmng J Montgomery Garrett CALIFORNIA Alice Faller Bucknum Darlene E Yaplee Brenda Anne Martini Barbara Braun Heggem Jane Reynolds Aderton Marsha Logan Campbell Kathryn Byler Martinson Rosal" Spelts Hood Shauna LOUISe Allen Josephine Stauder Carder o Vanvalkenburgh Maudru Betty Lyons Jacobs Unda Bowen Anderson CALIFORNIA ZETA Gretchen Gasser Cerveny Beverly Barton Maul Holly fall an Johnson Ines Fox Antrim UNIVERSITY OF CALIfORNIA Lesl" Elaine Chambers LOUISe E McAllister Barbara Borstad t Judy Tara Owens Ba lfour (SANTA BARBARA ) Cynth ia fogg Chase Carolyn Harris McOonough Connre Squires Klndsvater Julie Tedesco Bas JenRifer Hinchman Berman Lauren Elizabeth Clary Kristin Anne Melbye Betty Yelm Kingman Mane Woollacott Baughman Kelly Caroline Closson Elizabeth H Clock Heidi Petra Mittermeler Vlrglnra Johns lind lisa Ann 8ernhard son Chrystal Nickolas Cuddyre Suzan E Colgla"er Nancy Ba ll Mork"l Rosemary Bloedorn Long Toni Thomas Bird Jerene Kim Dau Nina 0 Cra ig LISa Kay Muehlstein Annabel Greenlee Lumberg Mary Kimball Bradshaw Susan Himmelsbach De leeuw Jul" Amelie Danos linda Nichols Betty McNair MacM illan Susan Kay Brownfield PatnCla Wallis OlStad Barbara Rufer Darkey Carol-Ann Crundwell Olson Karen Young McGrew Elizabeth Ann Campbell Camille E DuboIS Margaret Sp iegel Dawson Maurine Walker Paulson Louise Biegel McLaughlin Valerie Pickard Carll Cheryl Fohrman Eugen ie Steinhauer De lUise Carol Piepho Petty Janet LISter Olson Charlotte Kermode Carpenter Nancy Jones funkhouser Elizabeth Graham Demmon Virginia Grant Phipps Anne Oakes Paxson Helen Waggoner Chad ll Lisa Ganahl Marilyn Rob inson Detwe iler Katherine Cornum Plimpton Rena-Beth Owen Poulson Ann Mariko Chikah isa Chnstlna Rose Glalkldes Katie Dunn Martha Spnnger Pollock Ruth Haines Purkaple LoUise Nagata Clark Claire Maher Goerner Elizabeth Branch Edwards Dons Stanley Proebstel Virginia Taylor Ripley Erin Maclean Culley Bonnie Poore Goodin LoIS 0 fISher Martha Greenewald Pugh Georg" Patch Starks Sharman Burdette Culley Tracy Cameron Gngg s Patncla E Flaherty Jeanette Parker Reilly Mildred Edmonds Thomson lisa Dall ey Catherine Hamnck lisa L Gamel Susan Thompson Rice ElIZabeth Morgan Threlkeld Patty Lynds DavIS ElIZabeth Gregg Jaques Don na Brasel GlS le lisa M Riley Genevreve Baker Van Saun Carmela Decrlstoforo Jean Newham John son Cathenne E Godfrey frances Wiegel Roberts Tracy Todd Demas Gretchen M Lauppe Jo Graham Grantham Elisabeth See bass Robinson COLORADO GAMMA Penne Omara Durst Susan Orner Lawson Betty Hawes Gregg Helen R Rulledge COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY Mary Ellen Eberhardt Ruthann Manlyn Lee Susan ElISa Gregory Christina Salerno Pegg i Rink Aitken Ann Kelley Elmore Caro le Wade McEnroe Sharon Pull en Hagen Jenmfer fancher Schi ffma n Janet Spivak Bae llow Miche lle En low Christine Roberg Mci nnes Eileen Hoye HaUer Jane Miller Scott Christ ine Jacoby Ba lderston Una McC lelland farre ll Roberta floyd Mura< Gayle Gowdy Hamer Ella Johnson Scott Karen llewellyn Berkus Manon Marks Gardner Pat Seeber Nic holson Joyce Littell Ham ilton Mary McG illivray Seymour Leslyn Jones Bottelson Barbara Case Gauntt Cheryl Kath leen Norfleet Suzanne Hanna Han ley ElIZabeth Porte ShapirO Manlyn Brown Bruner Judy He id Girardot Kathryn Minard Pender Amy P Hams Ginger larson SISCO Karen Stanley Chipman Donna Bredall Goodman Lillian Ta lbott QUinlan Barbara leWIS Head Margaret Tasher Smith Carol Cromer Chrrstensen Kathryn Chapman Gross Cara Sa le Ritch" Les l" Boylan Herz Jane Ross Smith Leslie Margaret Cone Sandra Sm ith Guyer Rhea Rosanne Robertson Holly Ann Hewett Stephenie SomerVi lle Deborah Kathleen Correa Sondra Jean Ha ley Stephan ie Rob inso n Anne Hageboeck Higg ins Robin Stanley linda Lees Crosby Georgene Angela HaliklS Gerda Alisch Sala Amy Hlndsley Eva Gordon Stinson Carol Elizabeth Crouse Maureen KJlS Ha llkls Kathleen Gibbon s Sc nmldt Joan Cummings Hobbs Jeanne LIII Thomas Nancy Prugel Edgar Doreen Howes Hamb leton Lynn Sillman Kath leen Stanton Hobson Nancy McDonald Thompson Marylynn Keithly FISche r frances french Hancock Ha lma Ma na Siwolo p Michele f " edman Ho chstadl Mollie Mane Uhl Jackee Stalcup ford Dorothy Bouc k Hatch Ruthe Suggs Janlne Ja le Fronk Susan Anco Hawley Kath leen Thomson Kimberley Gustafson Eileen Holland Hodge l isa Brownell Warren Anne Mant Hart Ten JamIOson Hoops Margaret Bnckey Weber Joan Ellen Hauser Ruth Nurmi Huffman Martha Beck Webe r Sidney Gray Hays Dorothy Cremer Hunt Sa lly Spear Wells Mary Terry Hickman Deanne Ferrara Iacono Molly Newton Westgaard TraCie Ireland HI li Cynthia Te lleen Jenk ins ElSie Tatum Whitaker Vanda Kltashlma Howell Ali ce Mu rphy Johnson Teresa Smith W,lsh,n Manlane Shover Hutchison

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 49 Vana Smith Jameson Anne Games Rush Nana Brandt Culpepper Ada Hickman Kirven Jessie 800ton Sammons Robyn Sumner Cuneo Carne Marquand Klarl 1988-89 Friendship Fund Marie Hocker Sands Sue Nelsch De Vos Polly Petersen Lawrence Top 20 Chapters PeOOY Bramblet Scarce Nelle Hardy Dyar Mary Atkmson laws Demory Ann Schwarzbauer Tncla Eckman PhylliS Pomrenke MacDouoall by percentage of donors Mary Lanier Scoll linda Hanks Farmer Cynthia lavlngton Messer Kathleen W Simpson Diane Tumlin Fowler Marjory May Musorave I. New York Alpha 16.87% Jean Benzmo Smith Palma Kelley Garner Ann Inoraham Neal 14.72% Nancy Person Sm ith Joan WrlOht Gay Sidney CoUie Nelson 2. ew York Gamma Freddie Frmk Sm ith Ann Bass GodW in Jean Dppenlander Nockels 3 Missouri Alpha 14.57% Kathryn Alvarez Smith Pamela Burke Graham Tracy Harrison Smith Janel Stewart Nord 14.55% Susan Mane Grosklaus Patricia Phelps 4. Illinois Zeta PriSCilla Wand Starlino Adele French Hamilton Joan Tripps Pllkmoton 5. Indiana Gamma 14.52% Cynthia Rodoers Sullivan AntO in ette Post Hamilton Kimberly Gowen Tavemte PatriCia Gilford Ra iley 13.60% Martha Hayes Hathcock Diane Jeanette Schott 6. Florida Epsilon Jane Anderson TraWick Lou Ann Headley Susan Lynn Silver 7. Michigan Beta 13.49% Dana Lenahan Valli Mildred Cullom Henry Martha Mattox Van Voorhees Elizabeth Clark Slemons 13.47% MaXine McNeal HlgOlnson Nancy Hiatt Smith 8. Florida Beta Katherine RoOers Wade Sa lly Shapard HIli Alice D'Conner Stephan 9. Kansas Alpha 13.32% SylVia Lonoe Wade Patricia Biehl Hook Aones WriOht Watson Debb ie Phelps Truli lio 10. 13.32% Carolyn Woodhouse Hooper Gwendlyn VanOllder Van Vaikenburo Missouri Beta Christine Marston We iss Patric ia Ann Hutcherson Sue Walker 11. Ohio Beta 13.09% Kathy Jones Wh iteSide Carole Jean Johnson Jennifer Anne Yaun Annabelle Terada Yasuda 13.08% Carolyn Chambers Jones Susan Brennan Young 12. S. Carolina Beta Nancy Lee Velverton Susan Britt Jones CONNECTICUT ALPHA 13. Indiana Delta 12.99% FLORIDA DELTA Debra Myers Kino UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT 14. . Carolina Beta 12.76% UNtVERStTY OF FLORIDA Pamela Ann Klme Joan Turner Alvord Susan We ls Be ll Cynthia Carney KmOht Maroarel Shepherd Andrews 15. Virginia Epsilon 12.74% Jean Brown Bu rnett Ruby Exley Kyle Janel Gaylord Atkins 16. Illinois Epsilon 12.55% Mary Jensen Chick Suzanne Walker lewis Kathleen Waslele Bach Sarah Walker Edwards Tammy Neu Lindsay Theodora Gronau Barley 17. Florida Alpha 12.10% Joann YounO Ford Melissa Cooper Madden linda Roscoe Bissell 18. Colorado Alpha 12.08% Judy Stephens Gardmer PeOOY Horne Martin Maureen Boland Kim Perla Gilchrist Carol Buda Massaro Joan Hawley Booth 19. Washington Beta 11.84% Janice Macfie Godfrey Colee Lynn Mattoon Mary Whitehead Bremner 20. Oklahoma Beta 11.78% Mane Williams Haivatzis Frankie Jackson McMullan Marjorie LeWIS Condon Laurre Ann Kasper l isa Mane McNamee Sheri Williams Conne lly Joanne Marie Licata Mary Blades Meekins Mary Bolan Cotter Kr istine Karpentef McCorvey Viroinia Lee Mullen Deborah McMillan Craft Lynn Ezell Hollinosworth Susan Respess Green laura Marie Miller Leanne Hill Palmer Patricia Dewees Creed Marian Wrloht Hu ll Gwendolyn Atkmson Griffis Sandrea M Sm ith Pauline Kelly Parker Mildred Schiller Crowder Suzanne Nelson Hull Elizabeth Woodruff GrIZzard LOri Curley Sykora Mananne Currie Payne Dorothy Gladwin Edwards Ruth Foard Hutchinos Mary Sanderson GrIZzard Patr icia Copelin Weir Pat ricia Ph illips Preston Marilyn Walker Fieid ino Kathleen Allen Johnson Elaine Kn ioht Hamoan Kimberly Cola nero Zleoler Panssa Anne Prince Melanie Ava Gillar Polly Pasteur Keeney Minna Denn is HardWick Judith Cook Pryor Carolyn Hartloan Phyll iS Farrlnoton Ke lley Mary Atkmson Hasencamp FLORIDA EPSILON Lucy Howard Reynolds Gene Munson Hoyt Sandra Liddy Kincaid Barbara McLellan Herman UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA Deryl Vernoy Roberson Dorothy Shepard Jones Elizabeth Jacobs Lauterla Cynthia Tichenor Herrin Kimberly A Albritton Joanna Roller Mary Paterson larson Mady Lelous Russell McCord Hobbs Kelly Hooan Allred Susan Nalls Rosenbleeth Patr icia Tremallo Lucash Katherme Deal Love Ruth Wh ittle Hudson Robin Mane Barwick Rebecca Lester Rumpler Marcella Burke Masinda Jean Donnelly Maclay Nancy Dunk Humes Connie Lynn Coll ins Ruth Apperson Sizer Carol Kirkpatrick Maurer Lou ise Miller McFarland Martha Ba llowe Hyde Kathleen Brockmyer Evers Betty Williams Sproesser Gail Piserchia Mazanowskl Nelle Campbell MOrriS Pamela Campbell Jarrett Joanne Haman Fleming LOUise Andrews Stafford Chrlstlanne Jantsch McOuade Christie Jan Nelson Beverly Polson Kapple Shelley Brown Ha ines Alexandra Meyer Sternstein Marilyn Martinson Miller Tracy M D'Hare lynne eourchene Keevan Therese Joan Hamilton Katherine Stevens Patricia Tetreault Parr Mary Gilbert Prather Leslie Fay Klinger Sharlene Wende l Martin Jean Christy Sullivan Elinor Miller Pease Phyllis Ratliffe Kelli Michelle Kocher Joy Alexander McGratty Caroline Burson Thrasher Sanl'lra Drob iarz Records Jane Allen Rowe Kristina Mari Kotulak Jeannette Sophie McNerney Brenda Joyce Tolbert Hope M Richardson ~risci" a Robinson Sm ith Susan Blownino Kreps Mary Mead Munn Terry Lynn Tucker Paula Simone Jane Vollum Sommers Cynthia Haskins Kublln Patncia Schwarz Joyce Cobb Turner Anne Elizabeth Varrone Valerie Kathleen Stevens Bonn ilu Lair Judith Bastian Smith Jo Terry Walker Calista Saroent Wlbero Belly Brannon Stomoff Aileen Bre lvooel Leahey Jennifer Diann Thompson Trena Nix Wells lorie Ann Williams Erm Bell Stranloan Sharon Elise Leary Helen Brandstetter Tomaszewsk i Emmal .. Wyly Whatley GeorOla Kirby Talley Caryl T Lenahan Amy Faye Vanzant-Hodoe Wendy Ann WIlliamson DtSTRtCT OF CDLUMBtA ALPHA Donna Marie Thorna l Florent ine Phillips Lieoerot VictOria Wartsk l linda Laack Wise GEORGE WASHINGTON UNtVERSITY Gina Cammarata Trollinger Vsobel Dupree Litchfield Kimberly Knollman Vouno Jeane Stieolltz Wlthorn Marianna Trowbridoe Berry Jackie Jennlnos Wade Renee Marie Lumsden Frances Cannon Wrioht Florence Colbert Cassidy Maroaret L,nzel Walker Dorothy Hatton Marden FLORtDA GAMMA Mary Shelton Ewan Dorothea Clarson Watson Deborah Callahan Mather ROLLINS COLLEGE IOWA ALPHA Elizabeth Hewins Galiaoher Anita Caldwell Zarcone Anne Thackerson McCook Susan Greoory Blakely IOWA WESLEYAN UNtVERSITY Suzanne Ritter Gibbons Belly Ferran McGarity Viroinia Jaekel ClouOh Viroinia Hall Baker Muriel DaviS Harrold FLORIDA BETA Stephanie McKellar Lollie Turner Cook Valesca Bleinert Bickley Helen Nutter Herzoo FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY Anne Anderson McKnioht Judith Schlatter Foole Mil dred Vertrees Bridolord Jane Edwards McPherson Kathleen Hunt Alford Joyce Guinta McPeake Nancy Johnson Gest Karen Smart Butters Helen Hodokins Miller Nancy Ann Alleori Charlotte Rider McWhorter Josephine Qu inn Guenther Leanne Kay Oem mel Barbara Monroe Morrisson Ethel Pilians Alsop Donna Re id Menendez Katherine Hosmer Elizabeth Palmer Oickey Lorene Nelson Murphy Debra Olson Andersen Carolyn Callahan Mickler Margaret Vanduzer Jelstrom Mary Wells Dooley Jeanne Cleary Rapp Jean Fuquay Anderson Mil dred Andrick Munroe Mary White Lemly Helen Simons Frank Barbara Thurman Reed Belly Starck Annis Marianne Latimer Napoletan Maroaret Wh ite Lofroos Carolyn Friedrich Constance Fryer Reese Penny Carter Baeza Eleanor Mizer Newton Elizabeth Harbison Spear Dolores Sandstedt Harwood Char lott Mulvehill Schm idt Ed ith Courtney Barry Caroline Klme Ddom Hortense Ford Wilson laUrie Theresa Hoskins Mane Siegrist Carol Connor Beal Dorothy L Ozburn Elna Stewart Huffman Celeste Dorney Sino leton Frances Carey Beecroll Caroline Massey Pearce GEORGIA ALPHA Louisa R Jericho HelOise Lazaro Slate Diane Rlckell Bollinoer Beth Leoate Pickels UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Bern ita Rohlfino KelO PriSCilla Perry Sprunt Mary Susan Brumley! Carol Poppenoer Jean Roth Adams Alice Dinsmore Kimball Helen Wheeler Julia Burnelle Bryant Barbara Elssey Porcher Ed ith Anderson Rita Russell Kino Marsha Huohes Caole Belly Wynn Porter Mary Horstman Amngton Frances Busby Martm FLORIOA ALPHA Peooy Dye Chand ler Juhann Frances Pressly Anoela Manooid Baker Alice Barnes McCuen STETSON UNIVERSI TY Glona Gammel Chr istie Brldoet AUStin Price Lara Beatty Helen Miliioan Sharlene Stockard Branham ElOise Frink Cleve land Barbara Welles Probasco Ida Becker Frances White Moore Dorothy Clune Brundaoe Lucy Griffin Collier Sandy Rikley Prouty Mary-Maroaret Beverly Joyce Keefer Murdock Ruth Jennlnos Burke Janet Celeste Courchene Cynthia Strmofield Provencher Suzanne Frances Boothe Ruth Hobbs Oatman Kathryn Persons Ca lvache Paula Edoar Cra lO Jennifer Maxme Read Carol Bird Buh ler Ruth Redfern 000 Elois e Newell Clark Susan Pooley CUrrie Shelley Frazier Rife Rowena Clyatt Burcham Maroaret Emery Osterfoss Cherie Co let Coley Terl Mouro Dahl AntO inette Minardi RobbinS Jo Scott Buroe lOUise Schuster Ottavi Janet Trenls Crismond Kimberly Jean Daniels Joanne Elliott Rodoers Judith Hastinos Camp Virginia Hawkins Paramore Brenda Sue Daniels Susan Wood Darole Carol Rauth Roe Oawn Pickren Carlson Elizabeth Rooers Parks Joanne Olm aco Mary Costello DaV IS Lynn Hendricks RoOers Kathryn Frances Clark Manlyn Thompson Patterson Mart0rle Landphere Fisher Chnme Hasemeler Donnelly Robm McPherson Rohrback Maureen D'Su llivan Clayton Josephme Taschetta Price Betty Flood Foy Diane GoodWin Douglas Martha Susan Rou Susan Field Comer Pally Hileman Rull man Carole McCampbell Fulton Sue Venmng Etter Nancy Lefholz Rowell Ame lia Rood Crockett Alma Keemer Shoemaker Joyce Stonoe Gartland Ann Connor Evans Charlotte Campbell Sm ith Kathleen Dunn Gaylord Juanita Andnck Evans MarjOrie Gibson Thornburn LUCille Sumertord Gilliland Pamela Robinson Farless Joan Keefer Trauger June Wirsing Hams Noreen Chisholm Gardner Gayle Ellbracht Vandenberoh " Pi Beta Phi Fre lda Sanburo Vantloer Patricia Weathers Hatchett Jeanette Garrett Gatle Lenora Williams Hayes Sharon Adele Gaudmo Blanche Thomas Waoner Beverly Boulware Henry lynne Willi ams Glover c:lrRI[\L ,:~I~ II\[, ~ Carolyn Shaney Wakeman

50 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Jodi Demmel Weber Carolyn Steger Hansen Sa lly Echternacht Madden Mary B Grable Lena Ely Stoddard Ethe l Stevens West lenore Evans Henry Jane Norman Manon Kimberly Marie Grove Constance Chambers Wi llis Mary Lelfler Hilliard Clara-Jane Gottsch Matthews Faye Thomas Kreth ILLINOIS EPSILON ConOie Sue Wil son Helena Mahnke Hunt Elizabeth A McDermott Eilin McDougall Loveless NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Jacque Wood Wall Signe Esval JennlOgs Marilyn Algyer Mcintosh Barbara Clough McFar land Mary-Sonia Aasen Diane Vanburen KIss Jane Vanausdall Meese Frances Bryson Morgan Dorothy Olson Allen IOWA BETA Wanda Sm ith Klindworth Perne Oelschlager Meltzer MUriel Carleson Morrow Sarah Peelle Allen SIMPSON COLLEGE Kaye Rogerson LOZIer Pamela Shannon Mendenhall ChrisMe Amy Post Carolyn Owen Anderson Valorl Renee Aquino Roberta Nauman Lucey Mary Steele MICkelson Cleone Barnes Rawson Judy Buchanan AustlO Beverly Hannam Benge Dorothy Will Marston Mary Scott Miller Eleanor Turnbull Sassano Amy Avellone Cindy Anderson Bennett June Corey Mawdsley Natalie Ann Nason D,.ne Buehrig Schnoebelen Margaret Shippen Babcock Patricia Breeden Black Ann LeIChliter McCormack Knstin Woods Olson Mary Ranney Strand Jeanne Montague Banta Ramona Brown Blend Marilyn Morse McCreedy Mabel Stromsten Parsons DOris Goodman Trent Margaret A BehrlOger Marlbeth lana Brady Jennller Meall" McLellan Barbara Jean Peterson Elizabeth DavIs Vance Katherine Remke Blagden Eileen W Brewer Dorothy Root Metzler Madalyn HlCkenlooper Peterson Hannah HlOshaw Willard Doreen Granger Bodfish Elizabeth Gardner Brown Wilma Boao Mortensen Susan Kaspar Pierce Elizabeth Winbigler Dorothy Delscamp Boesel Vesta Donahue Burrows Melissa Lewis Neborak Jane Levine Pohlmann Penny D,.ne Young Janice Lee Braly Bridget Weber Caldwe ll Mary Proctor Norman Helen McNeill OUlgley Jacquelyn Koon Bridgen Ardith Wollenhaupt CavlOess Arline Hinson Nye Robin Lynn Rasmussen ILLINOIS BETA-DELTA Yolanda I Brugaletta Coreen Cordova Karen Scott Petterson Loraine Jacobs Reaney KNOX COLLEGE Dorothy Carlyle Brunton Phyllis Stone Core Carolyn Kirk Pigott Laurie Rembold linda Ka rger Anderson Betty Olson Bukowski Ruth Hunsicker DavIs Jane Moore Pitkin Marilyn Peterson Ruther Laurel J Andrew Dolly Arnol d Bullen Mary Keister Davis Bernice Petersen Pray Nancy Hunt Ryden Manon Yeoman Baker Dorothy Moore Bye Dorothea Edwards Mildred Willett Riley Bette Bateson Samuels Jean Porter Benson Mary Doty Case Esther Emmons Julie Anne Roach Jean Hansen Scheuerman Valerie Jo Blevins Norma Jordan Catrambone Edith Heckart Ferguson Patricia Barnes Robinson Pauline Anderson Schmitz Mary Stewart Bogue Martha Hawtrey Clmmarnst Eleanor Benson Flora Menemil Rodriguez Frances Kannaly Schuster Kathryn Sue Boh len Charlene Walker Cobb Helen Wright Grant Theresa Judge Ross Louise Remley Scott Marjorie Cecil Burgess Frances Whittemore Col. Marjorie Piffer Hapke Pamela Fassler Schemenaur Patricia Shannon Seiberling Marlon Stuckey Carley RoblO Ann Colombo Glenda Crist Harris Dorothy Logan Schenk Jo Muto Sheldon Margaret Johnson Clark Marlbeth Perry Cunningham Frances Emmons Henderson Catherine Rice Schwidde Marjorie Danforth Singer Marjorie Niven Clay Marilyn Hartman Dailey Frances Williams Keck Elizabeth Spurrier Smalley Mary Ann Stein Virgin,. Gibson Clay Kathleen Shay Daniels Elinor Brown King Anne Guggedahl Smith Ruth Barclay Stevens Janet Orwig Drake Eileen Flaherty Essaye Joan Siaker Knaub lauren Kernan Smith Robin Schulz Swift Suzanne Sparks Eberle June Byerlein Everett Betty Budd Korte Julie Stoll Sokley Ruth Aurner Tabb Dorothy Sparks Ericson Jane Good Fazio Ann Olson Lavely Abby SlOcla ir Sorensen Eleanor Remley Temple Eleanor NIChols Gengler Jean Rogers Fields Lorna Miller Leroy Janit Sagers Strother Cynthia McFarland Thomson Darlene Dombrowski Gibb Carla Kloppenburg Foreman Olive Gardner McCannon Mary Bond Tilden Christine Conkey Tyner Nancy Duquette GrammatlCas Jeanne Brady Fox Elizabeth Ann McLaren Sally Zoeckler Todd Judith Oehrle Vanhandel Jodi Kristine Graves Nancy Knutsen France Margaret Schuler Meek Mary Hansen Tollenaere liz Ann Vonachen Ellen Lo uthan Hawley Joyce Walker Free Elizabeth Henderson Moore Melissa Ann Tostlebe Mary Frankenburger Walgren Joan Hinchliff Sharen Swartz Gage Sheryl Nygren Sally 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Arline Lockerbie ColYln Belly Johnson Michaelsen Audrey Welker Belden Kalhryn Cookson Complon It provided so much when 1 was in college, Jane Hadden Mills Margarel Miller Bennell Jody Hendncks Moeller Diana Harrer Cou il s Charlolle Spears Bennell Madeline Scully Cowgill Ed llh Muroga Morrow Darlarn. Blocks Bone and it continues to enrich my life today." 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THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 53 Sara Susan BeOign us Nancy Cartwflght Wh lttIOr Barba ra Berry Mikke lsen Ann Bates Waterman Adell Lo u Nestor Kay Blsagno Bleak ley Clara Aobertson Yancey laura Houston Morr iS Ann St irling We ller Agnes Ann Nestor Suzanne Law Bleger ElIS abeth Long Young Sherry Ida Mussaler Maflon Moody Whee ler Samantha EllIott Ostertag Mary Brooks Boyd Kathenne Temp leton Nichols Rosemary Carpe nter White Donna MarJe Reynolds Brenda Westhuslng Brass KENTUCKY 8ETA Caro line Loker Noya Pal nCl a Bridges Wil kerson Karen Alexander Schmitt Jacqueline Timmons Brewer UNfVERSfTY OF KENTUCKY Char lotte Schm idt Overton Teresa Townsend Wnght Laura Ash land Sewe ll Winifred Winship Broun Sarah Lergh Allen Judy Jo nes Parne Gayl e Ca llaway You ng Nancy Terry Sp fl nger Nancy Townsend Buck ley Susan Zis ka Bearg le Peggy E Patterson Maflanne El izabeth Stevens Leslee Smith Campbell Ann Bergquist Caldwell Lynn Moll AassIOur MASSACHUSETTS ALPHA Mary Aakow Tanner Margaret Lupfer Casady Mary Cu llinane Cheesman Renee Laura Sand ltz BOSTON UNIVERSITY Frances Beury Wakely Janet Goodfohn Clark Dawn Kay Cooper Joann Goble Schaub Ethe l Sanford Adams Kimba ll Lergh Warren Mildred Houseworth Crawford Gay Glsh Cur lin Margaret O'Keefe Shadle Elsa Bates Crossley Carol Aozeboom Wike Mildred Allison DivelbISs Aebecca Miller Dockter Ju lIO Lynn Shoemaker Susan lynn Crust Kathryn Keene Dunn Valerie Garrison Ducas Carol ine Coates Sp ill er Alice Waring DenOis MAtNE ALPHA ConOie Harness Edmonston Carol Colace llo ErW in Lin dy Kay Su llivan Sa ndra Knotek Frate UNfVERSITY OF MAINE Letitia Sfaebler Evans El izabeth Bryant Evans Ellen Gfllfen Suthon Robbin HendriX FraZ ier Michelle Amato-T,llton Ann Bnnkmeyer Faerber Karen Kreutzer Garrison Cathy Jean Anderson Janet Lynne Fansher Hedy Pottorff George Daphne Goodw in Barron Diane Luth i Fleming Lorrie Kath leen Hale Mary Curtis Betts Jane Haymaker Floersch Dawn Mane Hauser Glenna Aenegar Bingham Kim Pa lmer Glover Mary Wamstad Head ley "After many years of 'thinking about it,' I Margaret Blethen Eleanor Dempsey Gri ffith MarC ia Azb ill Hicks Patsy Burne ll Bo isvert Virgin ia Deal Grosser Melanie l iles Humbert joined an alumnae club two years ago, I enjoy Leona Gil man Bowyer Julie Hauber Haag Kimberly Krafft Jen kinS Ne ll " Wh itney Brown Catherine Detrich Hannah Mary Clay Lamar it so much I only wish I had joined sooner," Janis L Coates Patncla Templer Hart Jana Case LISton Madeleine Eastman Cous ins Holly Dastma lchian Hatcher Ann Morgan Lukens Mary Curran ElSie Nuss Hayes Jeanette Aene McDermott Bertha Carter Cushman Ann Huddleston Hayward Patflcla O'Donne ll McG loth in ElIZabeth Reynolds Tsch"mer Janet A Gershe n Aoberta Wyer Dutton Lenora Ash Heathman Shearon IrVin Moore Mary A Upton M Gifford Blunt Gifford Margarel Denton Eaton Deborah Stock Heintzelman Jane Havens Pope Beverly Bennett Wa lker FranCine Cohen Half Sylv ia Peterson Everett Nancy McCracken Hentel Deanna louise RanklO Elizabeth Yarbrough Miflam Sidel inger Lewis Natalie Aogers Flanigan Margaret Goetz Hilton Linda Mill er A,cci Jeanne lavache Messahne Virgin ia Freeman Tra ci Tharpe Aothensflne Wendy Wagner Robeson Mary Wakely Gillette Bonn,. Wflght Howard LOUISIANA BETA Sara Harold Hybskmann Susan Burnley Salinas Sarah Pike Gleason Sherrill Westlund Sche id LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY MASSACHUSETTS BETA Deborah Anne Halpin Ann Michelle Jam ison Cynthia A Aucoin Cynthia Sta ley Kenyon Lergh Anne Stich UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS Marianne Sehm idl Hamlin Diane Barnes Strait Kristin Aault Baldw in louise Pr ide Andrews lOUise Durgan Hammons Mary Wilson KOflagln Linda Will iamson Barnette Carol Christensen Kunzel Merry Wesley Suter Beverly Rod imon Bowman Em ily Pickering Haske ll Ed ith Falknor Theriot Mary-Bell White Bela ire Ann Jordan Bruhn Ada Towle Hawk ins Authana Jones Lashbrook Patricia Ann Bennett Hortense Watkins Law Ju lie Howell Tutt Joan Cormack Barbara McLeod Holtry Candlse Lynn Leonard Anne Lou ise Vaaler Jean Gauth ier Bernbrock Dorothy Moore Kerth Inez L Howe Barbara Aoe Luhrs Susan Gifford Vanleuven Dorothy Burnum Blake Esther Coif" Martin Helena M Jensen PatnCla Townley Lupfer Aebecca NekervlS Walker Mary Kirk Botti Cec il e Fe lipe Oswa ld Dorothy Frye Kane Christian Marte Marlmez Brenda Aalney Weber Joan Ellen Broussard Mary Curran St Denis Harriet Levco linda Sell McConwell Anna Garrison Young Priscilla Harris Brown Marsha Reilly Sullivan Edith Mcintire McDona ld Nancy E McCroskey Kimberly Kay Young lucIOda Perry Buce MarC ia Frost Tepper Patflcia Healy Mitchell Vera Peterson Mcintosh Caro lyn Motsinger Burns Jan ice Ae id Tipert WlO lfred Richardson Moore Judith Sfrai t Mills KENTUCKY GAMMA Colleen Frances CangeloSi Edna Josl" Woodbury Beverly Spencer Murray Amy Graham Monk EASTERN KENTUCKY UNfVERSITY Nancy Lee Cranor Claud ia Scammon Nibeck Rosali nd Almen Moms Ke lly Sue Barblc Sidney McCallum Creaghan MANITOBA ALPHA Christine A Northrup VIVian Marlow Moss Aebecca Elaine Bennett Mary Allen Crigler UNIVERSITY OF MANfTOBA Erma Barton Painter Penelope Heyl Moss June Lynn Crenshaw Catherine C Davison Catherine Mac leod Gilchrist Helen Thorndike Aemlck Patricia Myers Norton Deborah Bunch Croucher Susan Ellwood Decordova Eli zabeth Irish Graham Gerald ine Adams Richardson He len Mangelsdort O'De ll Rachel Winger Dismuke Loyce Kilpatrick D.nnis Jane Morrison Salamon Sandra Lee Alvard June Bisagno Parry Jenifer Ann Grau Martha JumonVille Doss MUfiel Beck Stewarl Janet Auth Aogers Karen Corn Patterson Melissa Margarel Hardin Deborah Arpin Doucette Betty Trimmer Linda Caron Aoy Marcelene lInscheld Proffitt laura Anne Hargrove Elizabeth King Dunk le Margaret French VaSi l Minnie RunnellS Aufh Trinkle Aead Cynthia Ga il Isaac Sue lien Scott Elstrott Theresa O'Rei lly Russell Paula Gantz Aipple Kimberly L Ni,derhelman Jane Craddock Flandry MARYLAND ALPHA Carol Autan Scollay Virgin ia Baxter Robertson Kather ine Meuth Norris Evangel ine Mechlin Flett GOUCHER COLLEGE Joan Martin Stee l. Mary A Aobinson Deborah McMillen Pasco Betty Full ilove Em ily Moore Burns Reg ina Lee Strout Debbie Ann Aulo Pamela Sh irley Sagan Carol Jean Gamburg Ju lia Coe Rebecca Bowden Wanbaugh Mona Kent Goldberg Tamyra l SerrauU·Cooper Marleanne Porter Dodge Nancy B Wh ite PatriCia Roach Shrack LOUISIANA ALPHA Elizabeth Theflot Griffith Georgette Newman Drake Nancy Ellen Siuda NEWCOMB COLLEGE Ade le Margarel Hebert Ruth Schafer Enller MICHIGAN ALPHA Greta Marie Acomb Shannon Le igh Herp in Torrance Speers Ethefldge HILLSDALE COLLEGE Sara Koon Skaer Margaret Peavy Hitt Susan Deanne Skaer Les ley Dee Axelrod Marie Colcord Fort Ruth Richardson Almaden Susan Sears SklOner Hillary Ann Bachmann Carol McM illen Hoad ley IriS McConnie Johnson Gretchen Schatz Andrews Edith Aussell Sm lfh Lydianne Stahel Barousse Patricia Merklein Jackson LOU IS e Oglesby Nash Margaret Thre le Ba ll Diane Auth Stafford Karen Bishoff Bertucci Ann Parker Koerner Joyce Maffey Pardew Shirley Milroy Bell Caro l Cook Stiffler Marjorie louise Broadwe ll Nell Bouanchaud Lacour Ellen A Aoberts Mary Beth Bennett Mary Beth Stock Ann Laura Carey Pertr ice Worley Large Auth Wa llace Wlj kman Cather ine Elizabeth Bieh l Karen Klinger Stripling Celia Mafle Cirone Barbara Shaw larimore Ed ith Connet Willrams Ke lly Bleile Cynth ia Aice Svec Susan Marland Cochran Kristina Lynn larsen Elizabeth Haefner Bowers Suzanne Ben jamin Taff Alice Patton Conroy Sarah Clark Lloyd MARYLAND BETA Susan George Brass Ruth Richardson Te ichman Mel ita Corr igan Cather ine May Martin UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Bess Cone Brown Sheila Ann Uhland Mary Hackett Cummin s Robin l Massimi lisa Pescosolido Amod io Dorothy Sk ilch Brown Karen Robinson Walczak Virgin ia Schanzer De laureal Joan MichIOls McCu llough Mary Wu Affls Auth Delong Cagg iano Jacqueline Hanly Ward Lea Dobbs Marie Wilbert Melsheimer Christ ine M Buyarsk i Joan Darst Ca lVin Anne Talbot Draper Molly Gilpin Miller Ellyn Viehoever Ches ley Marian l Carstens Sara Doornbos Was inger Mary Elizabeth Amy Moe ll er Da le Ganley Clabaugh Gertrude Tob ias Wassberg Virginia Francis Durham Pegoy Pernne Conover Kathryn King White Celia Barber Edwards Frances Edwards Morland Candace Crawford Cranford Marjo"e We idler Cook Kathleen Kuehl Wilbur Bonnie Harris Falconer Dolores Kern Morrissey Esther Reid Crosby Marcra Opdyke Cramer Barbara Marshall Williams Kimberly Kay Fisher Jacquelin Bland Og ilvie Janice Tr immer Crowder Karen l Denniston Eva Timmons Wilson Pamela Dykes Freeman Jane Shea Peters Miriam Eppley Danforth Colleen Dermody Susan Flemming Wingert Marilyn Clements Garren Nanette Koch Pike leila Krumhans l Far is Eleanor Weaver Dingma n Laura Worley Godfrey Nancy Foley Prothro Gar l Kiesel Feeney Karen Geller Dyckes Marguerite Chaffin Wood Helen Hudson Aadford Duane Pincuspy Fischer Mary Atzenwell er Woodcock Meredith Smythe Grider Marya ll ce Chaffee Elgland Roberta Atkinson GU illory Suzanne Abraham Reeve s Mary Rank in Fisher Ella Koh l Elliott Cathenne Donovan Guynes Sara Slife Ae illy Sarah Ham len GartSide Glorta Bl iss Federer KENTUCKY ALPHA Marie Grehan Hall Elizabeth Knight Aice Claudia Chr istiane Gelzer Shanna Kammeraad FlemIOg UNIVERSfTY OF LOUISVILLE Mary Shands Hedges Stephan ie Anne Shea De irdre Meersman Gorton Mary Harwood Foster Polly Altsheler Ell en Rodgers Hoffman Judith Fingerle Simmons Carolyn Smith Hansen Auth Sm ith Gillen Sanda Baker Cohen Michelle Hoogendam Mary Judilh Sn ider Eli zabeth Humphrey James Aosanne Napletana Goldflck Florence Isert Gans He lOise Ae id Hopson Claudette Leblanc SI Amant Lynda Myers Johnston IsabeUe Frankhouser Graves Heather Kar in Ha lfacre ElIZabeth Horchow Hope Wy lma GlSc lard Stanberry Aebecca Katz Ruth HIli Greenhouse Julia Mills Herman Flower Joffrion Maria Denham Stevenson Ma fl on Copping LlSehora Julia Hart Gu ldberg Agnes Eckard JenkinS Karen Killick Johnson Ann Abell Stiel Margaret Duncan locker Pau li ne Menton Gustke Amy Linette Jones Cather,"e Kehoe lassen Margaret Aeed Thompso n Mary Margaret McDonough Hil da Vana very Harper Jessica Berryman Karp Anne Pence Little Janme Rob ichaux Thomson lexa Koonce Merson Jacque li ne Tromb ley HarreH Karen Ost ing Raver Clare Leary LudWig Sharo n Kay Tomberl" MD NettaJo Borders Morte r Gertrude Kyle HawkinS Kimberly Aose Scheler Marjorie Carrere lykes Jean Weaver Hurd Sally Sand idge Stiglitz He len Le jeune Mack" Dorothy Carlisle Isbell Betty Alchardson Sioes s WInifred Vlguefle McCarthy Juli a Ree ves Johnso n Kelly Jea n Sto ne Emily McFarland McComlSkey ElIZabeth De lzerth Jorda n Margaret Fife Tanguay Virginia Fenner McCon nell Fay J Joseph Mtna Rae TheYe",n Jean ne Sarpy McinnIS Martha Jose Kuehn Denise Ann Thomas Flome Johns Kuhn

54 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Janet Fleischmann Long Laura A Pickell Ma rilyn Miller Worth Franc helle Woody Daniel Martha North Po lli tt Ard is Jannasch Ma ckinno n Jess ie Brown Qu inn Debo ra h Bradbury Yatsuk Nancy Maug hs Derickson Anne Finch Potter Ellyn Lurvey Maxwell Lorraine Glee l Rader He len Mered ith DICkson Vlrglnra Browning Powe ll MINNESOTA ALPHA Ma na Charlotte Redei Mary Gochenou r McEd.,ards Mary St lerer Rey nolds UNIVERSITY OF MINNE SOTA Holly ColI"r Dlerberg Ruth Irish McHugh DOriS Glmmy Rhodes Julia Co pe land DlSorblO Nad ine Straube Reed Caro lyn Houpt Antenen Tra vIs Dame I Re ichma n Mary Ke ller Me ier Marth a Cheever RIC hardson Nancy Ellen Ashbroo k. Betty Cole Duker t Max ine Wllhams Morse Maqorre Sad ler Robinson Mary Slnc lear Banks Frances Gray Duva ll Suzanne Acuff Rhodes Joann. Minogue Mue ller Ju lie Lynn Rogers Victoria L Bleise Deborah Lynn E,kerman Kelly TUSSIng Rhodus Martha Young Osgood Michelle Rosinski Dorothy Monier El let Marianna Evans Rowe Mary Bengston Bolmgren El izabeth McReynold s RO lIO r Jane Scott Potter Ruth Jernegan RunqUISt Joanne Olson Burris Jean Logan Elliott Suzanne Terese Rice Susan Chnstlne Sassalos Annette O'Connor Elhott Tracy RublCk Elizabeth Morris Busse Cynthra Hocker Sachs Meli ssa Renee Richardson Kathleen Liebo ld Scesney Linda DavIS Carpenter Ma'lorle MCintyre Evans Beth Daugherty Robb Jill Ann Schaler Leane Eng li sh Cerven Marcia Mue ller Everson Barbara Sm ith Schmo ll Ruth Bedell Rowland Karena DeRise Schne ider Kay FranC IS Ferns Amy Hire Schumacher Marlys Morrill Chut lC h Lesta Berry Scott Eve lyn Harwood Schmale Demarlous Badger Shanor Beverly Ness COlt Renee Arnaud Fog le Pat Lampman Shepard Anna-Lyle Sparn Sherman Frances Ferguson Freeman Queen Smith Elizabeth Hanson Collins Rosemary Leitz Sm ithson Lou Kelley Stearns Susan Roach Simpson Sylvra Lawrence Crouch Pamela Moore Fre y Vernlea Aitken Stirling Margaret Purdy Sirri ne Jen DaVIS Funk Nancy Nlenhueser Southworth Genevieve Damkroger Sue Middleton Spann Sarah Rider Swendsen Mary BICknell Spring Evelyn Derghton Jacqueline Ga ines Henrietta McGough Su llivan Ann We lsh GISt Betty Ellfeldt Starmer Ann Den ise Warner Kerry Kokesh D"pholz Betty Walworth Watson Joan Ke iser Sumner Meredith Greene Gnaegy Karen Butterf"ld Stone Margaret Blakely Dietrich Joan OSiek Stone Barbara Kerr Wes ley Marlone Hehn Tanner Lynn Urann Donner Olive Hull Go lden Janet Shelly Wh ite Marian Warner Teeter Caro l Haddenhorst Go ldenhersh Mary Barnes Stone Mary Myles Everso ll Barbara Kemper TIlley Sandra Hamp Whltehorne Jean Hole Th ieme Mildred Browning Flamer Charlotte Wise Goodman Mary Herrington Wh iteSide Jeanne Bassett Thorburn Mary Rogers Gordon Kimberly Anne Utlaut Donna Lathrop Fonta ine Ann Gabelman Green Katherine SpICer Williams PatriCia SOlder Tyler Gloria Olson Ga ll oway Susan P Van Ness Mary Burnett Wilson Eli se Ely Upham Patricia Lenander Gault Betty EdmISton Green Virg inia Wll kIOs Wa lker Ell en Canf"ld Upton Mabe l Kinyon Gross Beren ice McAlester Wanl ess MtCHIGAN BETA Margaret Dowell Gravatt Sh irley Hassard Van Der Kar Jane Olson Greene Joanne Eggeman Hamson Kr ist in Lynn Weber UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Lergh Lechard Vlttert Elizabeth Bell HartW ig Melody Rile Welt Annabel VanWink le Adams Jane Meredith Hartley Mary Smithers Hayes Wendy WOIngartner Jeanne Belair Hass Kathleen Hesselroth Wetmore Glade Allen Berestord Prisc illa Sm ith Wells Peggy Oberm an Hedrick Marie Gruetzemacher Whitacre Carol HigginS Siane Erma Berlin Heffellinger Elizabeth Han ley Heinemann Mary Braden West Dorothy L Henderson Nancy Ell is Wh ite Suzanne Johnson Bosserdet Kathryn Annelle Whearty Patricia Blaker Hemph ill Kipp Ham ilton Wil hO it Marlorle Mahon Bradt Myhra Diedrick Hill Shir ley Jean Hen ry Cynth ia Cotes Wh ipple Jean Wilkinson Hoover Jane McQueen Williams Virg inia Randolph Broman Marilyn Amos Wil des Dorothy Harcourt Hickerson Ann Markley Wil son Virg inia Campbe ll Buhrow Ann Curran Johnson Mary Roehl Wi llson Barbara Boberg Ju li ar Kimberly Johanson Hoi Gladys Wa ll WISdom Lou ise Wllh ams Bultman Mary Ash ley Zimmermann Sally Ginn Hood MarCi a Ward Wolfl Jenny Petersen Campbell Phyllis Petry Kane Ma ureen Florance Koop Joanne Jeans Hooten Helen Hansen Wood Jennifer Anne Carlson Carol Foster Houts Carolyn Clark Woodruff Isabelle Williams Clark MICHIGAN DELTA Edith Marston Ladoux ALBION COllEGE Alison Parchman Howard Virg inia Reddish Workma n Rosamond Martindale DavIS Gloria Boock Laugh lin Agnes McCarthy James He len McLatchey YarnevlCh Teresa Lamb Dellies Joan Hoag Barnett Betty Shaffer Lyons-Kovacs Patncia Hendrick Baumann MarJorie Palmer McCorquodale Joanne Yount Jensen Mary Lewis Young Virginia Boardman DetWiler Bonnie Law ler Johnson PatriCia Cadotte Dobbs Ke lly Ann Delaney Mary Kloster McEl ligott Lauren Plattenburg Dodge Josephine Fontaine McNurlen Joanne Ferns Johnson MISSOURI BETA Mary Vonboeselager Do ll Conett McGregor Jones WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Deirdre Michae l Duffy Cheryl Bennett Fox Phy llis Metcall Jean Harr iSJones Anne Rigby Haley Elizabeth Branton Mill er El isa Fr ischl ing Arouty Karen Warmbold Eakes Nancy Alvis Jones Evadne Alden Baker Hazel Storz Eaton Ver lyn Ruth Hewer Joan Lundeen Minckler Carol Anne McCleery Lyn Cravens Kaplan Dorothy Gaskill Barnard Janice Jablonski Edwards MIChe le Okane Mary Green Kern Martha Barn idge Evelyn Gabe l Enteman G Rob ina Qua le Enid Langman Orser Wendy Sue Urka Katherine Rundell Pa lmer Tamara Lea Knipp Caroline J Barrere Gerda Ju rgenson Fink Donna Kett ler Kore nlc h Barbara Zumwinke l Bauer Theresa Fouchey-Woodard Nina HI li Parker Norma Everett Parry Mary Am Kovac Martha Wohler BIC kel Margaret VanWink le Gaida MICHIGAN GAMMA Sarah Ann Kuhnmuench Chns Carhe 80mze Connne Til ton Gardner MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Mary Garberg Pavek Jane Taylor Lacy Carol Draughon BreckenrIdge PatriCia A Geh lert Lesley Eyman Baer Mary Vaala Peet Martha Taylor Lang Dorothy Lippman Bryant Nancy Hawbaker Gilbert Carolyn Powell Barker Eleanor Bowser PIau Helen Uhler Reser Wendy Sue Lanning Eileen Bechto ld Carlson Margaret lawson Gile s Mary Ren lger Baxter Sarah Jane Lee ch Betty Stake Carr Mary-Ann Mathewson Gray Ruth Hansen Bengtsen Janet Doescher Rieker Nancy Pa lmer Ross Zelle Whitmarsh Letts Jean Berthold Coggesha ll Donna Coleman Gregg VICki Lergh Berg in Parge Butler Macpherson Deanna Deerr Cross Carol Sue Greme l Elizabeth J Bird Nancy Schumacher Ruehle Susan PerkinS Marsh Pame la Duggan Blake Patricia Peterson Sander VIrg inia Garrett Crowdu s Manan Lamb Gn ll Isabel Baker Martens Eda Lincoln Cush in g Elnora Sm ith Harcombe Judy Hoolnagle Bloch Maryellen Sm ith Roberta Jean Matthews Mary Weyforth Dawso n lynn Dempster Havens Rosanne CorOl I!!e Bloomer Marie Martinez Spurgeon Margaret Lacy Mauc k Judith Hea ley Dezuller Vlrglnra 00 11 Breckenleld June Johnston Stanley Ann Henderson Zoa Wh ite McGee Virgin" Vaughan Fagerberg Cor inne Groscop Henderson Gera ldine Hansen Canno n EunICe Chapin Thomas Adelia Wilson Henry Karen Carbon i Joan Witte Tlmm Caro l Hodkowskl Henson Jean Hess Clark Karla Kaplan Vev le EdWina B Hogadone Drana Lee Dimitroff Betty Wood Wehr Christine Jaeggln Margaret Nugent Ell wood Dorothy Howard We lborn Ju li a Johnson Joachim Susan Miller Erickson Wendy Jo Wlldung "I recently had my fi ve-year college reunion Mary Hobrock John Joyce McDermott Far ley Marior" Worth ington Wirth Ruth Jan Kaulman Karyn Lynne Flnucan Della Brenden Witten this fall. 1 treasure my Pi Phi memories and so Laure l Ann Kendall Manlyn Merker Fisher MISSOURI ALPHA enjoy receiving The ARROW." Joyce Rogers Kerr Judith Chamber lin GoodW in UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Kathy Sch midt Kersh ner Laura Lamson Grafton Frances Sh lrky Ase l Cathe nne Nic ho ls Klein Judith Meyer Grlschke Patricia Wise Austin LIS a Kluk Laura lighlhammer Ha nnalord LOrle Marie Austin Jea n La ng Flk e DO ri s Merker Ko hn Deborah L Hawkins Dorothy Arthu r Bach mann Mary Wampler McKinney Cynthia LISter Krause Te rri Kell strom Hend ric k Virgin" Jacobs McLaug hlin Glo ri a Gros s Franey Annette Ba ldW in Marilyn Lacey McMullen Em ily James Grady Betty Spangler Levenson Karen Crimm ins Herron Nancy Barc lay-Jones Ethel Tar Li nnen linda Ann Huff Lo ri Kaye Megown Norma Hawken Hall Elizabeth Slaughter Batte Kay Hammond Haze l Betty Scherli ng Lo ve Julie Oste rl nk Hu ll Roseann Knauer Bentley Sara Dixon Meyer Nancy Fitch Lutey Marc .. Cruz Hylen Amy Fe lter Mihill Isabelle Andrews Hlgg inbolham Judy Elliott Bevans Gretchen Hagedo rn Hurnl Mary Bel. nger Macguldw ln Margaret Klrchess"er Koe nigs Ruth Sch lfflin Blair Susan Consa lus Miller Olive Co leman Ma hrle Cynthra Benezette Lockton Mary Ducey Miller Na ncy Cli pner Israe l Jeanne Forney Bleak ley He len Elsner Jackson Cathy Alandt Marora na Shellie Lil e Med ICI Rene Montgomery Bo land Beverly Huhn Moellenhoft Sarah C Mare k Ma ril yn Sm ith Mert us Merry Dave npo rt Monta udon Dorot hy Ashbaugh John Kimberly Kilpat rick Bra nstett er Alice Weber Johnson Kath leen Ada ir Mason Gay le Badley Mimnaug h Lergh Roscher Brown Jen nifer Lynn Nauss Cynthia Kali sz Mather Laurine Seroka Moore Anne Nester Ch " stine Carro ll Joseph Mary Park Bryant Beverly BISse ll Ka li sh PhyllIS Chapel May Charlene Lercza k Moore Allison Andersen Bu hl Caro lyn Elaine Novinger MargaretT McCaul Kath leen Doy le Ne ls on Sally Patricia 0 'Co nnell Marion Buck King Kristi n Claire Buh l Lillie Hagemeyer LintzenlCh Li nda McConway Martha Keys Parker Vera Faurot Burk Caro line Bushman Ott Elizabeth Travis McGowan Karen Hoff Pearson Charlotte Lukeman Owe n Lynne Ell en Livesey Margaret McQueen Burkhart Virg inia Page love Barbara Lynn McQ uade Deborah L Pond Susanne Martin Burks Elsie Ke llogg Parker Nancy Schmidt MlhoClk Lynda Larson Pu rcell Piper Ann Pendergraft Stephanie Anne Marshall Kimberly Ann Cerny Helen Close McCa nn Nancy Drew Miller Ellen Wittwer Rohde Ruth Howard Ch itte nden Jane Mars PerkinS Patncla Thomas Moore Mer rily Hogue Smith Jane Novinger Per ry Jul" Gilbert McMillan Jane Harsh ChrIStman Nancy Baber McNeill Mary Grandbo IS Moore Margaret Jury Smith Susa n Adams Cox Laura McFate Petllord Ma ry Cu mmings More house Jennller Mack Sp rague Elea nor Ann Plunkell Ann Plttroff Miller CandICe Towns Cu livan Virgini a With ington Ne ubauer Nancy Kendall Morgenste rn Janet Leaver Streng Alice Maughs Da le DoneII Wil son Pollard Elizabeth Asse lin Mu nro Usa Gau lzettl Ten nent Jud ith Granger Opler Natalie Ma ne Naza rk Christi ne M Tierney Jane Kin g Pira ino Lynette Ann Neal Jeanette Bogue Trelzer Susa n Marshall Reed Tracy Lynn Ott Ali son Ma rte Urbaniak Sa ndra Marshall RICe Ma rl a M Pap lCh Margaret Graves Van Ho utte 1\ Pi Beta Phi Dorothy Tracey Ro hiling ElIZabeth Woodhams Parker Tracey Lynne Warmus Lee Freyer Rubenleld Suzanne Stim pson Pa rlasca 01Ulm er Willits D 6 1llP Martha Garland Ruen ll Sheri a Kay Pat rick Lynda Wolfin ger Woodson ~QI[ . rUND ~ Na ncy Semple Siroky

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 55 Susan Fletcher Smith JohnAie Young Carroll Jean Spears Ha llowes Ruth Thym Sm ith Catey Vanderna illen Carter Sarah Winder Hargrove Anne Riley Stolen Shelley Ann Cary PatnC la Binkley Haws Maqorle Moss Th ras BeSSie Fisher Chisum Jeanne Basn ight Hoft Annie Burnet Ward Cathy Filson Cooper Cornel,. Clark House Barbara Smith Webb Ja na CriSS Cumberland Flay,. Leary Jackson Ade le Helmkampl We lcker Ann Patricia DaV IS Mary Henry Kinslow Terry Mcllvaney Whittemore Christy Moore Hemenway Eleanor Maupin Kirkman Geraldine Meyer Wyatt Anne Perry Henson Mary Burnette Koonce Virgin ia Rasbach Yore l Harriette Wicks Kinkade Hennetta logan Kust Susan Vincent Klees Gladys Cottrell Larabee MISSOURI GAMMA Sandra Smith Leasure Linda Elizabeth LaWing DRURY COLLEGE Claire Cobb Manlgold Nancy Lawlor Kara Arne-de Be lla Rache l Ann Mann Lina Pruden Mack lina Peters Ba ldwin Melody Herring Maxey Martha Dabney Mann Helen Wilkes Barton Lee Ann Mayo Mary Yellott McNitt Angle Bus lek Bennett Emi ly Judith McCarty Em ily Vonborrles Milks Patr icia Thomas Blume Barbara Cox McDonne ll Virgin ia Morrow Minges Ruth Lunslord Brankslone Sara Ne lson McLeod Chery l Walker Mohr Patncla Everett Car lson Mildred SulliYan Ouarterman Anne Dabbs Nelson Martha Kelly Carter Sharron Ann Rieh l Helen Compton Newman Theresa Wisor Co llins Nancy Harwe ll Rogers Frances Scott Nichols Myrtice OaYls Cooper Sandra Chustz Schreiter Mary Preyer Og lesby Eu la Sence Curtis Amy Margot Segatto Margaret Jones Ormond Marsha Robbins Eaton laura Vanlta Simmons Anne Townsend Overman Maureen Egan Beyerly Sherard Simon Frances lOUIse Patrick frances Adams ferguson Pamela Connor Skellon Anne DaYls Pluss Jean Eckert Ferguson Carol Ann Spencer Karen Culbreth Poo le Lisa Ann Fllzpatrlck Mary Summers Stelanc lk Janet Ham ilton OUirk Virginia Payne Fredrick Kay LoUIse Summers Talmadge Ragan Clara Raper Gambill Renee Taylor Jean Bafflo Richardson Suzanne Schellhardt George Nancy Martin Tlce Miriam Baggett Rigby France s 0 111 TWllord Jane McHaney Gla~s Flora Johnson Rob inson LOIs Wilks Glynn Cynth,. Lea Walz Marilyn Long Roddy ElIZabeth Willislon Webb Clndl Arnett Hemm Edna Rogers Rowe Dale Gossard and Shelly Miller, Graduate Consultants, take Jane Doggre ll Hershey Eye lyn Newcomb Wiginton Audrea G Rowe ll Cynth,. Sanders Higg ins Mary V Wilson Garnelle Raney Sapp time out from Consultant training to participate in a Cook­ Carolyn Ang le Hoga n Jane Dulin Sarratt ie-Shine_ A week-long training session for Consultants is Josephine Re id Jones MONTANA ALPHA Mary Hardy Seaman Katharine B Jones MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY Mary Battle Shannon made possible with the help of Friendship Fund donations, Rebe cca Sawyer Keller Charlotte Holekamp BaldWin Bette Crock Shoemaker Suzanne Steele Kemp Margaret Seamans Birch Eliza beth Curr ie Shoenlell Betty Crippen Klrn Dorothy Perry Bracken Helen MOrrison Sautter Susan Monroe Gordon Anne Wetze l Thompson Cnyth,. Jane Lals Janlne Ann Brackett Ellen Dewitt Stone Barbara Bickhart Griffin Carolyn Jones Tuchschm id Charlotte Goss Larson Jane Alice Butler Dell Hudson Strayhorn D,.ne Hassler Hardy ElIZabeth Joan Tuohey Michelle MelYln Lee Allison Koch Coffman Virg Inia Brooks Sullivan Electra Thomas Harelson Lauren Gay Wagner Mary-Mlliow Wilson Lilly Betty Korell Cohn Alice Ulmer Sumners Anne Swany Harrity Kath leen Kaylor Wagoner Saundra Burks Lynch He len Cornwe ll Copeland Jane McLure Temple LISa Azenberg Hayes Cathy Anne Warren Elizabeth BaldWin McBride Manon Hounsell Denison He lene Will ingham Thompson Beth Muzzy Ho lmqUist Oana Michele Wertheimer Rhonda Bachus McCoy Constance O'Connell Despard Sarah Grllflth Upchurch Martha Johnston Horne PatriCia Nolan Will iams Drane DavIs McKinley Gall Rodenberg Dugan Paula Murray Verity Heather Courtnay Howe Susan Moody Wil son Doreen Robertson McKinney Deborah Rathert Fisher Margaret H Wagers Elizabeth White Humphrey Libby Downes Wilson frances Wilson Merker Rachel Guenthner Gappa Allison Bla ir Ward Amy Da nlell e HU rite Barbara Rambin Wood Florence Snidow Mohne Gen ie Ph ilbrick Garfield Katherine Russell We lch Ann Allyater Jeryey Betty Boren Wood Susie Morns Barbara McN lven Harrer Mary Yeatman Whites ide Kalle Mason Jones Janet Murray Woodward linda Langley Murphy Wilma Vanhorssen Hintzpeter Ann Wiedeman Wickliffe Ho lly Hall Keahey Ma rilyn Stokes Young Jean Hogg Parnell Jennifer Bowermaster Johnson Katherine Roya ll Williams Pat Rose Korbe l Gabrielle Roe Young May Patterson o Jane Kober June Williamson WISe lauren Starr Kremers Joan Prate r Pettit Dons Hood Kovack Annette Fa irless Wood Arlene Standard LapOinte NORTH OAKDTA ALPHA Mildred F Pitt Marilyn McCOllum LewIS Ann Crutchlield Yosl Elizabeth Ann Leep UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA Phoebe Reed Rice Caro l Anne Markson Melinda Jane Lenge l Vicki Jo Anderson Mary Moore Riddle Mary Flynn Montgomery NORTH CAROLINA BETA Carole Thompson leVine Ruth Wilder Axe Annie Fellows Roberts Bettie Eagle Ne lson DUKE UNIVERSITY Wendy Elizabeth LewIS Mar lene Thompson Bang MaXine Gamble Shadday Georg ia He lslck Plelfler Kellie Allen Weatherly Lowe Kay McElwain BerqUISt Belly Nelson Shan non Marcia Johnson Sadows ki Jill ElIZabeth Asch Merthel Greenwe llwomb le Lundy Judith Sprecher Braseth Leanne Shelton PhyllIS Delana Sawyer Karen Jensen Ba iley Joyce Dean Lunsford Krlst l Shaw Cadwell Leslie Ann Spence Hillary Brooke Smith Sydney Allison Ba ird Jane Brooks Lybrook Mary F Caye Nancy Ratcliff Steyens Leone Galerneau Steen Lydia Eure Barker Mlelle AntOinette MarquIS Flo rence Collins Phy llIS Shirk TISdale Peggy Sehlin Stelan Mary Teer Barnnger Laura Elizabet h Mauney Barbara Bang Drehsen Virg inia Feist Witte Marlta Dewar Be ll Sarah Hills McLaughlin Jayne Mosser Harkins NORTH CAROLINA ALPHA Megan Wheeler Bennett Elizabeth Ellen Meyer Haze l Ellsworth Henry MtSSISSIPPI ALPHA UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA Mary Deshon Berg Catherine Ratc liffe Mit chell Mary Verke Jerstad UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN Mary Catherine Archer Eleanor Warren Bowers Sharon Rather Moore Almira Summers Maynes MISSISSIPPI Jane Brady Arnold Nancy Nil es Brasch Alma Loye Mose ley Mary White McDonald Linda Rose Allen Marylyn Sandeler Arnot Elizabeth Ames Brown MarCia Myers Murchison Carol SandV ik McElwain leisa Richardson Beau sang Eliza Rose Bagby Suzanne C Brown laura Nlederhofer Nledernhofer Joan LOUise Morns Lmda Massey BrUlster Charline Rutter Barrie Antoinette Salley Burdett Sandra Add ington O'Connor Mary Sussex Ne lson Bettye Coghlan-George Lura Slaughter Blackburn Ju lia Hedrick Campbell Ann Laupp Osborne Anne KIttel Reese Rebecca Prescott DraV IS Stacey Ann Boone Sandra Ratcliff Caswell Ruth Goodrich Partlow Mary Heaton Ross Shannon Richardson Easterling Mary G Boyd Cynth,. Mynatt Childress Anna Boyd Patterson Phyll is Lahren Rosscup Sandra Jane Fowler Ann Duncan Brown Nancy Cloyer Ali son PIckens Mil dred O'Dell Sale Reg in a Portner Holli man Hope Cannon Brown Farrar Babcock Cott ingham Helen leWIS Pittman Sarah Severson Snow Doms Harrod Keenan ElIZabeth French Brown Valne Kay Creasman Gay Williams Porter Jam,. Sue Stang KrISt,. Ann King Ella Halsey Brown Ruth Forlines Dal ley Elleene Sulzer Powers Wanda Kliple l Teply Janna lee Emmy Jeffress Burchette Sarah Crittenden 0 Alonzo He len Nesbitt Puckett Margaret Anderson Thorson Deborah Sue Leyda Eleanor Jackson Burleson Anne Johnston Dalton Mary Gott Puckett Patric ia Murray Von Rueden Tina Inman long Elizabeth LeNier Bush Virginia Ines DaVi la Nancy Joyce Rawlings Judith MOrriS WIck Kimber Lee McHenry Virgin,. Kirkland Caldroney Amanda Jane DaVIS Kyle Claire Schwelker lOIS Christine Montgomery Mary Bumpous Campbell Cathenne Richter Oav ls SylylO McKa ig SeaWright NEBRASKA BETA MelanIe Hunt MOrriS Mary Pace Carr Joanne Yoder Dearth Joan Garratt Seay UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA Jessie MOrrison Adelaide Linton Cartier Sandra Hamson Dewey Christine Umstead Sharpe Carolyn Roberts Abbott Rhonda Gall Parker Virgilia Leggett Church Pat ricia Strane Dickinson Tracy Lee Shayer Mary McGeach in Allen Brenda Cole Rey louise Johnson Clement Elizab eth Grant Don ley Elizabeth McBride Short Ruth Purney Anderson Rose Barnes Ahlan Alicia Ann Corbin Lillian George Doug las Christine Farrell Siegler MarJone Petersen Sarz Nancy Lee SchISler GlOria Farnell Cowan lisa Rubin Einblnder Jennifer Marte Smith Velasca lortscher Bauer Robin Rolls Spratlin Joyce Sharp Crosby Martha Perkins EllIS Carol Bassett Smith PatriCIa Campbell Becker Nancy Waller Thalacker Mary Hicks Cunningham Mafia Paula Eng strom Margaret Taylor Smith Ruth Sears Bund y Donna Schmidt Wright Carole Diane DaVidson Mary Eileen Flanagan Margo Carol Soule Carol Crawford Burrow Sarah Ryan Demetrowltz Beyerly Snyder FraZier rIRah lee Swam Claire Hustead Carlson MISSISSIPPI BETA Eleanor Mason Earle ElIZabeth Wine land Gamble PhyllIS Scho ll Thomas Maqorle Russe ll Carm Ichael UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI Sandra Weller Elam Susan Rob lnhold Gelbert Michelle Neuhoff Thomas Ed ith Replog le Caye Margaret FarriS Adams Molly Shannon Farrell Florence Garbutt Cheney Nancy Ann Baker Gal l McGregor Fearing Mary-lOUIse Simpson Con lm Jane McDowell Bates Mary Watkins Ferchaud Janet Sherwood Crary Mary Iyey BourgeoIS Barbara Holbrook Frey 1"\ Sh irley Anderson DaVIS Nancy SlSse ll Bridges Carol Ann Fri Pi Beta Phi Linda Oakeson Dobry Aimee Mane Bnonac Ruth Whalen Gaul Sarah Pickard Doolin Vicki lehman Burrow Kathryn MOlslnger Grubbs ~QI[ D !-lIP rU"D ~ PriSCilla Moller Drayton

56 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Roma Herrington Dryer Geraldine Blattner Burns Judith Hahn Smeltzer Andrea Shulman Williams Pamela Sue Oaugherty Ma" O'Connor Elliott Kathe"ne O'SulllYan Cardoza Lucile Spencer Sotherden Prisc illa Miles Varnall Gwyneth Francis Draime lona Peterson Elliott June Grantley Conley Elizabeth Blanc Stetson Sylya Minder Finley LISa Dobry Ferer Rita Laing Dan iels Phyllis Chapin Stickels Alberta V Franke Betty Anderson Stoker NEW YORK EPSILON Donna Wenrick Gilligan ~hna Kavanaugh Fie lder Alice Traner Hatta la RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Ann Keith Fltzm ler Sally Riley Hoy Barbara Traynor Kimberlee Baker Gouhin Patricia Flynn Tucker Moleka Ahmed Carol Jane Hacker Sheila Rose Frost Yvonne Wilson Isola Teresa Lynn Anderson Barbara Adams German Mane Hursh Jones Sherilyn Fa ircloth Van Orden Emajean Wright HarYie Ruth Patten Vincent Yvette Marie Ruil Mary Resener Hopkins Michele Drew Gleason Betty Ross Joy And"a Karen Smith Son ia Ruth Goodman Virgin" Rump Katzer Ruth Gray Watk ins Sally Kepler Johnson Eyelyn Knispel West oyer Billie Croft Grace Florence Frohman Keats NEW YORK GAMMA Virginia Ward Johnston Margaret Owen Gray Maurine Stromer lucas Jane Jenney Wh ite Betty Bryan Kenney ST, LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY Stacy Virginia Kircher Julia Jacobsen Green Connie Lill Maushardt Leda Metzger Whitehouse Roberta Ryther Agnew Virginia Geister Hardgrove Prudence White Mayer Christine Ctark Williams Erica Klein Lois Rad ley Arthur Margery Voung Martin EIYa Hartford Hartley Margaret McCarran Ruth Bar ker Winch Mildred Elliot Auxter Calista Cooper Hughes Margaret Bassett McClymonds Marie Zangari Zogg Ruby Mercer OliYe Crowther Ba ird Gene A«wood Murch Kathleen Troop Ireland Wesley Ann Morns Barbara Stre i1f Barbey Neya Kelly JenkinS Kel ly Susan Oh ler NEW YORK DELTA Kathryn Ann Murphy Phyllis Richards Binswanger Lois Smith Osborn Helen Colberg Johnson Alice Norcross Organ CORNELL UNIVERSITY EYelyn Benson Blount Betty Rhodes Kalber Joyce HoUman Patterson Elizabeth Jane Altman Terri Hope Parris Margaret Vanbergen Bo logne " Patricia Ann Potter Martha Hughey Kinney Mary Durkee Pritchard Lysbeth C Aryeson Lucille Prescott Bowden K"st,ne Kae Kluck Charla Fletcher Roush Virginia L Baker Kathleen Murphy Boyer Jane Hay Potter Ann Andreasen Kratt Anne Jenk ins Scott Barbara Arther Bald Florence Sparks Preston Cynth ia Rapp Bra ndel Dorothy Lasher Rodgers lameria Tyrrell Lambie Tracy Gay Spears Frank Zinger Ie BaldWin Theresa Howard Brennan Ma"lou Williams Liggett Sandra Ste inmeyer-O'Gorman Carole Ne lson Beal Carol Greshner Rogers Joann Page Brown Leslie R Sandor Sonia Barton Loar MaXine leonard Sulltvan Carolyn Carlson Blake Megin L Button Mary Caldwell Martin MarjOrie Simon Tavernla Harriett Davidson Bolan Patricia Lenhart Scheifly Tracy Knapp Cabanis Gay Mahan Schimmoller Gretchen Wmkler Martin Frances 8a11 Thlercof Erin C Call Nancy Desreis Cannon Betty Baker McDermott Gertrude Polander Van Wagoner Martha Atwood Cheney Anne Laskowski Schwing Mary Lang Chilton Peggy Rerucha Selders Julia Hall McFarland Joann Rich Willey Kathleen Puliafito Colao Jean Dolan Colao Jan ice Shrader Mossman Betty Gailey Skou Marian Whitehead Cole Carol Binder Sm ietanski Barbara Neeley Myers Oleya Turnbull Connolly Barbara Hengen Nagle Jeanne Fisher Sneath "Pi Phi's support of the new chapter at the Grace McKenney Corwith Teresa L South Glenda LuU Nelson Jean CIi110rd Cree Jan ice Blrk Nelson Ann Wagner Spang University of Richmond (Virginia Eta) has Catherine Shipway Crumb Jean Finsterwald Sprague Nancy St imson Odabashian Dorothy Bu llen Dahl strom Eyelyn Towle Ogborn Mary A Stalder been great! They are off to a wonderful start," Eleanore K Da il ey Cynth ia Trejo Marcelle Dayis Oldaker Em ily Clare Dawkins Elizabeth A Ortman Marjorie Cornish Ziska Alyson Dibble Desens Kathleen Sieyers Zweidinger Jacqueline Mane OstrDn lc NEW YORK ALPHA Kathleen Ann Connor Sandra Huebenthal Fleisher Lo" ElIZabeth Pasonauli SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Susan Mary Cooper Janet Price Fuechsel P"scilla BOi ley Peterson Nancy Fu ller Anderson Jenniler Sidell Corne lssen Carmen Fuller OHIO lETA Anne Kinder Porter Jane Douglas Ashley Nancy Kohler Dean Frances Scurrah Getman OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Kathryn Ruegge Rhodes Mildred Schupp Ayery Amanda Lee Dookram Kathleen Wytrych Gray Carol Piaseczny Barrows Cat he nne McCoun Rogers Els ie Streeyer Batzell Diane Muka Duth ie Lois Brownell Hammond Barbara Hause Battles Kathryn Becker Rogers Ellen Stradling Beatt ie Patricia J Enggaard Alexandra Ellis Haryameik Ruth UNlemann Baumann Mabe l J Schmer Frances Des imone Becque Kathryn Marie Al ice Esmay Lois Jaeger He lmus Rhoma Vandemark Berlin Betty Johnson SegrlSt Virgin ia WinslOW Besse Andrea Maria Farn ick Carol Sansone Jamison Suzy Marosi Britton Maureen Jenelle Sherlock June Sibley Bollard Patricia Shonyo Flood linda Melkerson Janiesch Emma Anderson Bushnell Kathryn Garrett Skinner EYelyn Vanalstine Boolhby Gloria Hunter Gerard i Margaret Stewart Katzen berg Helen Stacey Carr Nancy Norman Spearman Priscilla Buttner Breck Marjorie Rudell Goetz Margaret Logan Kline Kristin Augustine Christensen Regina Millner Speichinger Virginia Knispel Brown El izabeth Waltz Grimm Ellen E Krudop Sue Whitehead CliNord Janet Spiker Spencer Vivian House Burrell Karen Guglielmone Patricia lawrence Krumholz Harriet Crebs Colyin Lily Kratky Spiedel Joanne Dixon Chadbourne Renee Sm ith Hampton Helene Kipp Landers Emily Voung Cong" Helen McAnulty Tabor Pamela E Cobb Barbara Garmirian Hirshfeld Frances Baker Land ino Ruth Jones Cratts Karen Schnurr Thorell Teri Chapman Cr isp Em ily Ritter Hobbs Marion Acker Larue Carol Sieyers Crockett Karen Sulley Thorn Anne Hughes Crossley Starr Bassett Howard Anne Hinckley Lawatsch Sonya McCoy Dahl Luc il e Rohrer Turney-High Suzanne Sm ith Crothers Dorothy Shaw Jones Elizabeth A Lawrence Judith Good ing Dayis Susan Salier Walker Grace Marshall DemartinO Jean Zenner Kaelber Mary Prokop Lewis Phyllis Wil son Oecroce Melba Burke Walker Virginia Baner Dewey Marie Prendergast Kautsky Susan Matthews Patr icia Hein Demayo Beatrice MoUett Weayerllng Belle Hanson Dupont Marjorie Vanorder Kienzle Virginia Minners Mayt' Sally Hartwell Denk Ma"an Scott Woodlold Mary Close Erbe Joanne B Kolodrub Judith Casadonte McDowell Judith Williams Edwards Ma"on Limpo Vant Jane Borden Fellows Mary Latham Krueger Heather McKernan Marian Riggs Elwell Susan Parry Finlay Eleanor Bernhard Laubenstein SylYia Ryan Miller Virgene Anderson Fanta NEW MEXICO ALPHA Joyce Brown Fisher Judy Lauten sack Eyelyn Lusk Myers Jane Scott Featherstone UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO Martha Sanford Green Anne Elizabeth Leyine Georg ia Bowers Niland Laura Kay Firestone Marlene Nancy Berube Ell en Perry Gril1in Lauren Jill Ley ine Elizabeth Tew O'Connell Patricia BOller Fowler Isabelle Burney Booth Phyll is Ratzburg Grimm Kathleen Laurence Lewis Dawn S O'Neil Dorothy Roach Gallucio Janis Ch isholm Bunchman Susan Shephard Hait Julia McCoy Little Elizabeth J Perry Susan Stoltz George Patricia Swann De l Valle Ann Owens Hanlon Janet Senderow itz Loengard Joanne Chequer Pfal1 Teresa Bennett Giacci Merl Meadors Glasscock Sally White Haulman Susan Miller Lowe Barbara Beyer Plokhooy Marilyn Crumley Gilbert Paula Holland GrieYes Janet Leah Heuerman Alyssa Alia Malanga Kristen E Rob illard Helen Boyd Green Susan Sm ith Hughes Anne Harter Holzwarth Anne Markley Mays Jill Holopigian Rodriquez Mary Bye Gregory Rose Mary Magure Carola Wyker Hoyt Susan Rogers McCullough Leigh Upson Romano Alice Blake Gunder ElIZabeth Frances Motter Cornelia Plotrow Huther Lisa Ann Miller He len Persons Russe ll Jo Grill Hagopian Karen Mulrain Frances Zygmunt Indorf Sarina Diane Monast lauren Ennis Sarti Patricia Groleau Halnen Ruth Watkins Parker Constance Spelman Kay Lida Sloan Moon Ruth Cox Schne ider Elizabeth Meyer Harris Carol Townsend Stah l Mary Shutts Kil ga llen Judith Allen Moore Janice Paisley Sherwood Elsa Jayert He1felfinger LOrrie Thompson Stepetlc Eleanor Baker Light Sarah Fry Morgens Lorraine Sloma-Konicki Helen Clark Hendrickson Juanita Hamson Ze llner Christine Ragonese Lightcap Ga il Wingate Moulton Katherine Gill Smyth Violet Bogen Heppberger Marion Clayton Unk Alice Errig Newcomb Carroll Babcock Smyth Doris Hayerfield Herbst NEW MEXICO BETA Nancy Rankin Unn Ellen L Nordberg Marion Kurz Stolz Betty Lewis Hillow NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY Margaret Olmstead Malure Isabel Krows Poylsen Phyllis Allen Stranburg Cynthia Eberts Hilsheimer Mary Frances AdkinS Lilhan Bruns Mandelson Jean Jensen Rem inglon Gretchen Tector Sullivan Jeanne Jones Hold" Luanna Macdonald BIOns Katharine Annabel Marlatt Gail Elaine Richards Marilyn Abele Taylor Ida Dam peer Holdren Marie Smith Eyerett Susan Vonsothen Marrese Carolyn Hill Rogers Katherine Marie Tremblay Nancy Duncan Hoxworth Me lanie Lindsay Gaylord Antoinette Stone Mawhinney Ellen Carnell Seaburg Constance Doreen Trimmer Maxine Hengst Hufford lauren Greenwade Leatrice Haynes McClernan Marjorie Nelson Smart Ruth Lewis Van Dusen Molly Cressor Ingold Velda Walker Gunn ing Jane Yarrow Montesi Ruth Hadley Smith Eyelyn Rodee Webb Lorabel Callaway lrey Kimberly Adell Jones El izabeth Newberry Motycka Constance Clark Sm ith Gladys Manning We il bacher Barbara Close James Kolynn Lashley Korsa k Ruth Hittinger Motz Elizabeth Thompson Steyens Roberta Hamilton Whitton Karen Lampman JeNries Barbara Frae Lujan Velma Hurst Neher Susan Jobes Thatcher Jane Amer Wolf Dorothy King Jones Kristin Schultz Musch Ann Norris Marjorie Whitaker Troutman Wendy A Woods Elizabeth Knotts Jones Julie Steputis Nun ley Gail L Ober Frances Cranmer Uda ll Carol Nichols Wurmnest Mary Folsom Keller Sarah Jane Peterson Patricia Aileen Olgeaty Susan Hoover Verna Lisa Scott Keliey Amy McCoy Pettigrew Leona Beebe Osborne Mary Bishop Wahllg OHIO ALPHA Kathleen Uland Kelley Terri McCarty Plante Joan McOermott O'Shea Dorothea Crozier Warren OHIO UNIVERSITY Nancy Kuyper Lashutka Rebecca Janet Pollard Marilyn Taylor Perry Nancy Egan Webster Gertrude Addicott Charlotte Worreli Lemon Sandra Williams Yates He l,n Crain. Pratt Grac. Blauve lt Wi lles Elizabeth Kay Bark.r Jean Caryer lovejoy Mildred Hurford Re illy Mary Ellen West Kathryn Sherrard Blackwood Paulette Pennington Luneborg NOVA SCOTIA ALPHA Toni Patti Rex PriSCilla Edgarton Wha lley Gertrude Troph Byrd Susan Wyatt Lyle DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY Eloise Vines Ric hardson Betty Ballard Macintosh Joyce Moore Thornhill Janice Clark Rumr ill El izabeth Garner Marshall Edwina M RutkoN Lynn Terjesen McKenna NEVADA ALPHA Jean Emrey Scapellatl Ann Michael McKitrick 1\ Pi Beta Phi Rebecca Dewald Miller UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA Alice Evans Sch lenger Helen HIli BlSagno Heather Du rant Sharpless Carol Bretschneider Miller Jaymle Moms Bodenste iner ElIZabeth Chapin Shumate ~QI[~D '- WIP rll\D ~ Margaret Uhrich Milliken

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 57 Claud Ia Grllflth McDaRle l LlO da Griffin ligon Allison Brown McGeough Erin Eli zabeth Lyn ch Claire Kane Miller Les lie Elizabeth Lynn Susan Stocker O'Ne lll Fran ces Fe ll Ma lone Ann Marshall Parr Flora Finley Martin Susan Hofstetter Pearnno Josephine Patterson Ma rtin Diane Elizabeth Rah im Vic ki Love Mart yak laurann Woerth Rowe NanCllu Jackson McC lellan Susan WhItney Schaal Dru Preston McE lreath Sally Mulllkm Schwenk meyer Frances Montgomery McGI ll Susan Jane Sims Kathryn Ittner McGraw Seana 1.1 SmIth SylVia Stoutz McKIllIp Ann Reidy SmIth Julia Newton Mclaughlin StephaRle Snyder Studebaker Ruby Porter McNeese Janice Himes Sutton Jean Moyer Mobley Pamela Dunlop Swaim Sara Jean Morrow Sally B Swearingen Mary Leggett Morton Robyn L Sweet Ade le Truex Musgrave Patncla Rupert Theuer Kathryn Healy Nann. Molly McNamara Todd Lavon WItham Neal Page Guffy Woodward Kern lemon mer Nichols Sally Hess Woolbert Carol Peterson O'Connor Barbara Laird Young Patri Cia El lis Onsager Deborah Oay Youngblood Sarah Gossett Parrish Barbara Bnte Paul OKlAHOMA ALPHA Mary Terrell Pederson UNIVERSITY OF OKlAHOMA PaJge Anne Phelps Patrlc McCafferty ArmaRIa lisa Ann Plthan Ellen Colley Atkms LUCIle Jackson Powell Ohio Zeta active members enjoy sharing Founders' Day last spring. L-f: KImberly Culver Ballew Susan Menefee Ragan Susan McLynch, Amy Bartter, Lisa Taylor, Gina Morlconl, Debbie Rltzl, Amy Virginia Frisbie Barbee Rebecca Culver Randolph Ann Vesely Barnes Margaret Cooper Reynolds Isley, and Shannon Ellis. JIll Jeanes Beas ley Joan Uberman Benu it Courtney Vaughn Roberson Barbara Beames BIllings Phoebe Chenault Robertson Mary TIghe Moore Jean Kendall Gordon Judith Harris Waterman Ruth Asher Rumbold Heidi Baehler Morris Barbara Hicks Harding Marjorie Keller Winger Nancy Marsh Blackstock Ha",ett Reily Sadler Sherry Lynn Blue Marlon Neff Marjorie Milligan Hazlett June Crafts Zilles Carl Ann Sanborn Dorothy Relyea Perl off Barbara Helen Hiestand Eva Brase l Bogart Peggie Cochran Sappington Jennifer Carol Persons Marion Cox Johnson OHIO ETA Sh irley Routt Bomford Ethe Clark Saunders Helga Berthold Pregnolato Jean Ransbottom Karr DENNISON UNIVERSITY Mary Verser Boring Oeidre Stephens Brander Kay ~oatrlght Schermerhorn MarjorIe Putnam Ramsey Eleanor Marsh Kirk Deanna Derr Arnold Marsha HoenIg Seeley Joan Blrckblchler Ratterman Mary Purdum Lantz Susan Walter Cargile Isleta Gayle Braun LUCIle Shelton Shanks Elizabeth SmIth Briggs Katherme Curran Reemsnyder Kyle Griffith Lebens Diane Jones Carlson Patricia Drew Short Betty Willey Brme LIsa Marrett Reid Barbara Hering liming Rhonwen Churchill Teresa Miller Shurtle" Cyndl RIchardson Rae-Ann J Logan Janet Crown Frances Rosser Brown JIll Dunkley Skelton Elisabeth Carroll Rousseau Dorothy Wol« Maillet Pamela Marie Emmons Elizabeth Phillips Burns Nancy Kennedv SmIth Karla Rupp Joan Sawyer McKenney LUCInda Lee Evans Frances Barnard Burruel June Helton St romberg WiRlfred Callaway Rupprecht Isabelle Bond Nage l Elizabeth H Harlow lOUise Niemann Calvert GladIS Camp Suddath Sharon Zimmerman Russell Patricia Nittskoff Naylor Kimberly A Hasbrouck SIbyl Callahan Campbell Maurine Snider Sullivan Judy Schraishuhn Ruthven Carlye Nichol Newlin Susan Rae Holcomb El inor Ittner Campbell Linda Schmidt Thompson Mildred Marquardt Sa In Jean McConoughey Oster Marc Slaughter Kemper Karen Smith Carlson Susan Fiss Underhill Virginia WIley Sample Ruth Brusman Payne lisa Cassarino Llsciwsky Betty Bernhard Carrico Penny Sumner Varvel Carol NIehaus Sauter Julia Kirkpatrick Peacock Jeanne C Ludlow Betsy Lee Carver Martha Reeves Votaw Ethel Wheeler Savage Marlon Orth Pearce Joan C Malloy Robin Johnson Cauthron MIldred Foushee Waite Lois Callaway Scherer Marcia Metivier Pearson Gretchen Hardy Mayne Mary Coleman Cochran Myra Gungoll Ward Joan Furgason Seipte Margaret Nicholson Ray Margery Stauffer Meeks Betty Lecompte Collar Carol Grable Warner Jane Talley Sell Dorothy Willis Rector Constanze B Melior Shirley Dock ler Cook Mary Colvert Warren Gladys Ames Crane Carolyn Markley Sellers Dorothy Fowles Ross Karin Schlassa Parker Thuda Filhiol Web~" r Marilyn Kauff Sheridan Betsy Foltz Rusnak Cidnie Johnson Richards Lezlie Dempsey Culver Charlene Carlson eems Karen Sieber Ba rbara Wister Schoelkopf Noel Elaine Rippe l Betty Earnest Dan ielson Maylan Wolverton Wh ite Mary Simons Delmah Lohmuller Sears EII!3Detn Taylor ROland Marc ellette Grant Dav is Martha Wilkinson Wilhite Jane Brightman Smith Nancy Christopher Sidener Susan Thieme Rope Deborah Day-O 'Connor Nancy Baker Windt Sylvia Seay Dean Susan Renee Squire Sydney Randa ll Smith Michelle F Samaha Karl Dawn Wynn Sharon BaIley Steed Bettyann Hodge Smith Carolyn Bennitt Trayte Anne Avery Denney Anna Daehler StIllwell Martha Becker Spencer Ethelanne Oyer Vulgamore Elizabeth Riddle Dodd OKLAHOMA BETA Dorothy DIllon Strang ways Helen Enochs Stubbs Nina Huxley Wagner Patsy Murphey Doggett OKLAHOMA STATE UN IV ERS ITY Suzanne Uhrmann Swales Kit Barrett Tillinghast Elizabeth Ann WIlliams Anne Brown Dougherty Tommy Adams Abner Ann Brede Swint Valerie Ward Toombs Rebecca Bryant Worst Charlene Handley Driver ElIzabeth Jacobs Alexander Margaret MIller Thomas Ann Whitelock Turner Debbie Voegle Edge Cynth ia Cabler Allbritten Winifred Goddard Edwards Jane Hackleman Anderson Jean HarJor Thomas Virginia Vandewater Van Rees OHIO GAMMA Helen Darrow ThornhIll Susan Hamilton Walter Joan Aurin Ellis Karen Brewer Anderson WOOSTER COLLEGE Evelyn Hayden Fellows Jane Merry Anderson JulIe Tilton Josephine Beebe Warburton Margaret Morgan Guinther Kathleen Tipp Susan Reading Washburn Carol Walker Fisher Janet HigginS Anderson Barbara Oliver Tootte Barbara Baltz ly Wight Cmdy Pool Garbrecht Elizabeth Fenimore Atess Diane Strock Vanden Dorpel OHIO ZETA Connie Collins Givens Sonya Ward Balkman Frances Horn Verwohlt MIAMI UNIVERSITY JohneHa Mitchell GoldthwaJte Heidi Ann Barnard Meyra Rosa Vlllalonga OHtO EPStLON Susan Morton Akers Mary Harlow Gregg Dor is Townsell Barrett Sharon Frank Voelker UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO Amy Alexander Sara Bachto ld Grover Mary Gifford Beach Gloria Fuller Walker Donna Patrick Apllng Jean Hock Alexander Faye Bateman Guess Joyce Perdue Berry Jacqueline Marcum Wenger Margaret Bartholomew Beddoes Aldana Unrath Biehn Janet Chatman Guest Madaline Sneed Bloss Margaret Hoyer Wesler Julia Sullivan Belcher Marcia Lynn Campbell Carol Marshall Hall Christina Anderson Branham Ruth Prme Wilson Teresa Hochreiter Brittain Martha Bennett Campbell Patty Palmer Hampton louemma Breckenridge Brookey Susan FItzgIbbon Winton Jean Marie Bruney Virginia Galloway Carrico Anne Houck Harbin JudIth Fenton Brown Elizabeth Webber Yeager Louise Markhus Dixon Pa ige Pangborn Casper Christine Gilstrap Harper Gwen Gregg Brown Barbara MOrrison Zenser Jennifer Floyd Marjorie Beverly Charlton Debra Dixon Hess Pat Day Casner Karen Anne Gunther Elizabeth Burns Donnell Kristen Rains HilliS Karen Walters Chapel OHIO DELTA lucille Hammontree Hemle Kathleen Toomey FamIgliettI Jean Felt Holliman Mary McCOllum Conyers OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSI TY Nancy Donnelly Hinds Catherine A Goldberg lisa Carey Holt Ruth Swan Crabbe Betty Carlson Allen Barbara Bertke Holdcroft Mary Kettler Heussner Kay Margaret Hopper Dorothy LewIS Crudup Charlotte Snyder Baltzly Beth Lammlman Holly Kaye Hirschman Hirshman Louise Dodson Houchm Jo Priest Culver Jean Boesel Bare Jean Helfrich Jurson Kathleen Frick Jellison Elizabeth Staggs Huckabay Mary Koerner Dasque Ruth Atkinson Becker Carol Suder Koester linda ScoH Jones Mary-Jane Rabon Humphreys El izabeth Sanborn DaVIdson DOriS Baker Blackmore Alice Lee Margaret Hetzler Jones Sue Wh ite Hyde Jovan McCullough Dawson Deborah Murray Bokelman Rita Mansour Marilyn Foster Kalamaros Sharon McCall IIvester Patricia Fisher Dixon WIOIfred Peck Carter Suzanne Volker McCarthy Deanna Turner Kennelly Eleanor Vandever Imler Karen Omeara Dixon Angela Kay Conaway Ruth Bender McDaniel Marthalyn Sears Kistler Jane Graves Jett Catherine Coffey Drummond Eileen Spence Cook Josephine Hauman Merlckel Patricia Herbert Lannloan Julie Ann Johnson Stella WhItney Dykes Peggy Keller Cruse Geraldine Pipes Miller Cathy Ann Lewis Helen Alford Johnston Jane Leonard Earnest Shirlee Skelton Dalton Claudia Grover Multer Pamela Guyon Lydie Nancy DaVIes Koch Norma Swartz Earthma n r~e l da Darl ing Darrow PatricIa Westcott Novak Eleanor Sweeney Mallory Patsy Sweeney Krampl Frances JenkinS Escue Sh irley Cu lp DaVIes Elizabeth Kuehn Parke MISSY Masluk Nancy Clabaugh Laughbaum Mary Keltner Everett Barbara Bolds Donovan Josephine Kott ReISer Dtane Thomas McCort Wanda Eshelman Lester Marg ie Hudson Fmega n He len Bleberson Fahey Amy H Rogers Margaret Hope Ford Dorothy Stacy Farley EmIly Burkart Sankovlch Ida Adams Freeman Suzanne Haviland Ferouson VlrglRla Wolff Saylor Jo BU lkstra Gallery Mary Ag le Fla. Joan Erd Schu ltz 1"\ Pi Beta Phi An n Eli zabeth GelS Arlene Stuckey Gempler Marian Ernsberger Sysak Stacy Kamas George Ann WIble GIllespIe Dorene Mowery Tlmmey Jenn ifer Sanders Gil more Margaret Ray Giroux Joan Lennex Torrence CJpQI[~D ~ !jIP IlI~D ~ DebbIe Fra"er Gladd

58 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI linda Smith Guleke Karen Kennedy Deanna Anderson Austin OREGON GAMMA Marian Ash McClain Beverly Stevens Halvorsen Wendy Smith Kiener Sharon Burnett Barnick WtLLAMETTE UNtVERStTY Marlon McConnell McCormick Mary Bolin Ham ilton Lee Kilbourn Lockwood Suzanne Dorsey Beals Kathenne lIOn Beck Manan Headley MelVille Dru Mobley Hammer Jessie Macfarlane Macfarlane Frelda Linder Blakely Judy Mortz Be nson Frances Miles Mervine Ella Merry Hayman Ellen Gallagher Maclean Elinor Botslord Blundel l Robin Knorr Bunnell Rhoda Herr Milliken Casey Susan Healey Catherine McElhone Peggy Pickett Bower Kareen Zumwalt Burnard Dolores Teresa Montenegro Andrea Hood Mary Nelles McRae Retha Rendah l Brophy Barbara Causey Butte Judy Gail Olson Elinor Griffith Horner Sharon Brent Miller Mary Wahoske Buck s Faye Cornutt Melinda Clay Ota Caroline Erickson Hughes Frances Henry Odea Janet Baumholer Buskuhl Leslie Lee Dailey ElIZabeth Freegard Piper Mary Kliewer Hughey Ruth Golden Pickl Marguerite Bailey Butler Susan Thompson De luca Jeanne Grice ReIchley Margaret Biard Jackson Susan Peever Pielsticker Janet Millard Buxton Charlotte Litchlield Dixon Carol Ann Rheam Susan Miller Johnson Marion McCOll Ruston Sally Woodard Cellers Lucinda Irvine Doran Inez '-Mehe ll Sanders Kay Elliott Johnson Patricia Mitcheltree Smith Barbara Bowling ChalliS Myrna Mangels Dowsett Joan Hill Seidel Juli Elm Johnston Dor is Hayman Spence Ma lie Corbett Clarke Jeryme Upston Eng lish Deborah Ann Seymour Martha We lch Jones Katharine Tilden Me linda Kay Clement Debra Fisch er faulkner Helen Beck Shimer Twyla Ingle Ketler Julie Daines WatkinS El izabeth Robertson Cliles Nora Kathryn Hill Dorothy B ShOll Joy Sprague Knight Mary Savage Wilson Jean Managhan Davis Diane Burkland Hill Barbara ludwig Sirmek Virginia Burch Lackey Barbara Clarke Wilson Lilian Davis Beatnce Julian Caryl Dutton Sliler Kathleen Gibbens Laptad Christine Linda Diller Mary Baker Kramer Marjorie McLean Smink Kay Strain Latch OREGON ALPH A Barbara larson Dunn Sonya Larie Lee Carol Vanalen Sprout Sally Buxton Marso UNIV ERS ITY OF OREGON Juanita Bennett Dysart Caro lyn Brady Lindbeck Pamela Scholl Stewart LUCille Glazner Matkin Marjorie Kruse Alexander Barbara Keudell Eaton Virginia Balk McLellan Hamet Wilson Tarbert Kim Thompson Maxwell Patricia Mullen Anderson Sherri Re imers Erwin Marvelle Edwards Metlord Sharon Hayes Vak iener He len Vance Mayberry Muzetta Blair Backus Jane Ackerman Fa irbanks Miriam Arm itage Pearson Frances Gil son Wagner Pat Kerr McEachern Este ll a Campbell Bag ley Marian Murray Foster Dona Mears Platen berg Catherine Vaughan Wagner Paula Barnes Mcintyre Jacqueline McCord Blenk insop Roberta Lewis Frank Ann Wh ite Sampson Catharine Mather Warren Frances McMahan Mock Sandra Johnson Brody Susan M Ga lall Alexandra E Schwe ier Dorothy Millward We ightman Frances Clark Moore Linda Mill er Brown Elizabeth Clark Gibson Diane Osborne Shiller Mary Jane Weldon Virg inIa Doniphan Moore Lora Case Ch il ds Joanne E Green Rosemary Stephenson Squires Peggy Naumann Whitelock Sheila Petty Morlord Dorothy V COll ier Carla Ormond Gregolfe Jane Dr inker Stetson Virg ini a Wainwr ight Wolf Melinda COllatt Morgan Lou Chase Daldrup Nina Rob ison Gregory Amy Elizabeth Thomas Lorraine Cangelos i Zorbo Debora Mulick Shannon McGovern Darrow Marian Stephens GriSWOld Viola Jacobsen Tsarnas Jackie Robertson Dekoning Helen Kimbell Murray Renee Ann Hanson Kelly Jean Wolf PENNSYlVANIA DELTA Margaret Oldham Murray Mari Psihog ios Diamond Kelie Guinn Heublein Ruth Billings Wood Sue Ramsby Ede UNIVERStTY OF PITTSBURGH Mary Veronica Murray Ruth Platte Jensen Melanie Jane Young Mary Brautigam Montgomery Janice Worth ington Narney Maureen Cotta Estey Marguerite Clyne Jones Alana Beth Evert Mary Dudley Slack Carol HeIner Newberry Mary Johnson Kidd Florence Schneider Thomas Rob in Hrabe Dllill Constance Jackson fa ir Jerry Harvey Kleene PENNSYlVANIA ALPHA Susan Marie Orton Margaret Williams ferr is Elizabeth Robley Knutsen SWARTHMORE COllEGE Linda Henderson Palmer Jeanne Oltmans Flood Deborah Kaye Lassen Ruth Cra ighead Gawthrop PENNSYlVANIA EPSILON Randy Berry Parrish Conn ie Holm Gilbert Jan ice Poland Lee El izabeth Ogden McLain PENNSYlVANIA STATE UNtVERSITY Billie Burrow Payne Helen Kaulman Gillesp ie Lori Levy Ellen Swartz Pratt Wendy Jean Ambrose Amy Pendergraft Barbara McGee Green Ed ith Smith Lewis Mary lees Re ifschneIder Michelle Stewart Baker Jeanne Pilkington Potts Jean Keenan Grelle Karen Darlene Lonsway Christine M Barbour Sharon Kay Price Helen Wiedmer Haugstad Dorothy McDermott Loudon PENNSYlVANtA BETA H Patricia Schaal Barnett linda Burrows Prie st Luc ille Woods ide Hemlngton Flora Schuster Maccracken BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY Ronda Kay Bluedorn Ann Wash ington Radlord Carol Vowels Henry Michelle Croll Maguire Betty McCormick Ackley Cathy Boyle Frances Hays Radn ich Sarah Oesterling Holt Marcia Maple Lauren Moores Auch incloss Eve lyn Ann Brendel Gertrude Smith Ra ich e Jean Barringer Howard Norma Ross Maris Susan Martell Ba ird Valerie Lynn Byrne Mabelle Harring ton Rank in Elizabeth Allyn Howard Jennine Lou ise Marwedel Monique Ross Banks Joan May Carpenter Paula Nyswonger Reed Cath i Lynne Howell POlly Sweet McKee Les li e Adams Barry Shirley Vansant Carson Mary Wright Reynolds Suanne Bonner Inman Constance Griffith Melo Cynthia Lynn Bess Kimberly Henderson Cooney Rebecca Nichols Rich ard son Stacy James Korina Nordquist Meyer Susan Burnap Boston Sue Bryan Cox Kathleen Coley Rogers Nancy McLaughlin Javor Margaret Breitenstein Miller Helen Simpson Brembeck Carleen LOuque He len Messina Rounsaville Susan Coon Johnston Margaret Milliken Margaret Sym ing ton Brow n Ga il Fromer Em ig Amy Ward Seamans Donna Johnson Jordan leslie Moore Fann ie Wood Brown Judith Seifert Everett Me li nda Michelle Sellers Dorothy Brigham Klaue Ali ce Reed Moore Sharon Lee Burley Susan Peters Greenberg Sue Wh ite She llabarger June Ritter Kuehn Jane Beidler Ne ide igh He len Kichline Clerk Janet Hunter Greskov ich Carole Grant Slack Nan Laroche Ladd Beth Sh ipley Newbold Rache l Gawthrop Cae Stephanie Se il er Hanlon Mary Gerhards Sloan Allison Nuschy Lenat Eleanor Looker Olcott Esther Keim Coleman Patricia Breon Haugh Betty Siocombe Smith Marilyn Turner Link Jacquelynn Cave Ostrander Margaret Toml inson Confer El izabeth Evans Hennings Teddy Price St Clair Beatrice Lewton Little Alice Doherty Ottem Elizabeth Vanbenthuysen Cook Karen Dav is Jones Virginia Norton Stimson Louise Rossman Lucas Lana Jean Owen Catherine Martin Cooke Renna Cramer Jordan Bennie Hester Stokes Jenny Schaw Ludw ig Eleanore Chapman Pacey Amy Jean Deluca Gail Anita Jorgensen Kristen Ann Swanson Jo Haugstad Lunt Joanne Lindberg Parker Winilred Mi ll er Earle Karen Henderson Kelly Jo Anne Thomas Joann Morrison Maletis Lisa Anne Kern Lori Michel Thompson Susan Maxliel d May Stephanie Kohan Lucina Beaver Thompson Carol Tate Morse Patricia Dis bro Kuehner Marilyn Short Thompson Janet Johnson Nikl aus "I was able to attend the convention in San Kathy Lehrman Peggy Brower Thompson Irja Orav Linda Benson Magu ire Danette Reneau Tucker Kristin S Ostman Diego last June-my sixth-with my Pi Phi Pamela Mancuso Cynthia Ann Vaughan Eleanor Eng lish Paine Emily Morine Marilyn Park Wheat Julie Jean Pau l daughter," Maureen Kelly Morse Dorothy Dewitt Wilkinson Shirlee Dill ard Perk ins Mary Ambros ius Ne ll es Anne Shull Wilson Alice Tillman Perlich Deborah Rew Nelsen Rose Kubricht Wilson Dorothy Vanvalkenburg Piele Lynne Oberschelp Rosemary Smith Wilson Isolde Eichenlaub PI"er Joanne Marble Price DorIS Wh ite Eng le Donna Dauterich Painter Nan Mount Windle Betty Riesc h Polen Debra Holm Ritchey Jennifer Fisher Nancy Louise Pierpont Flora Rouse Winter Mary Vincent Powe ll Sarah Kennedy Roth Michelle Flemming Tracey Lee Pogachnick Janet Jones Wright Lois Scharpl Reed Helen Had ley Rothman Leigh Ann Gilbert Phy llis Heebner Pr izer Julie Johnson Wright Jeanne Wilcox Reed MarCia Curtis Rowe Marcia Beatty Hammer Tracy Meyer Pulos Jill Marie Rinde Evelyn King Ruegg Susan El izabeth Hartzell Pamela Ann Reasner ONTARIO AL PHA Barbara Harr Rlnde Nancy Teutsch Selleck Jean Steele Hasselberger Mary Beth Roman UNtVER SITY OF TORO NTO Vicki Smith Ro ss Kim Sherman Mary Oesterle Haw Michele Ann Sabol Dyan Michelle Aitken Noreen Kelly Saltvelt Josephine Franklin Snow Patricia Johnson HeWitt Diane Bennett Salvalora Anne Rudo lf Coleman Betty Moore Scheneen Pam McGowan Stelanek Katherine E Howe ll Valerie Plame Sesler Karen Marie Coulter Jord is Benke Schick Trena Leann Stewart Maurette Boynton Hunter Camille Ge llett Smith Margaret Alison Fowke Renee Procanone Schneider Virginia Dickey Stoddard Susan lee Infantlne Celeste McDermott Speer Dorothy Barber Macdonald Pamela Humphrey Sellix Linda Valera Taggesell Betsy Ernst Jackson Mary Lord Tilghman Slgny Pau lson Milne Gloria Cloud Skade Julie Vannoy Amy Cheryl Kantor Stella M Tsai Margaret Pa rry Murgatroyd Elizabeth Schwabe Stanley Karen Lynn Walker Betty Busch Kates linda Dawn Yohe Cathenne Murray Newton Margaret Bun n Stewart Ve ra Rogers Ware Joan Henry Kindy Alison Kranich Youlios Anne Henderson Stanlleld Marcia Wilkinson Stocks Sallie Mang Warren Anne Gons ior King El iza beth Powna ll Swindells Clarice Waters Warren Nancy Barnes Klahre PENNSYlVANIA ETA ONTARI O BETA Mary J Terry L Chris Busick Webber Nancy Straehl Kuhn LAFAYETTE COLLEG E UN tVERS ITY OF WEST ERN ONTARIO Ju die Hard ing Timpe Judith Hoven Weber Mary-Jane Riley Lacke Lalla Krauss Berland Stephanie Arke ll Susan Hubbard Vidos Georgina Eaton Wolverton Myrtle Sharp Lewis Joanne M Campbe ll Lisa Diane Ba inbridge Cynthia Matthews Villani Carol Youn~-Holt Janet Marie Lis Kathryn Kelly Cesare Helen I Battle Barbara Sundet Wagner Karen Jean Malak Kathleen Marie Coughlin Jaqu.line Oatley Carroll Kathryn Ulrich Walker OREGON DELTA Caroline Dillon Marren Kay Reynolds Oietrlch ElIZabeth Arch ibald Carroll Bettybelle Tubbs Watzek PO RTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY Nancy Lacke MatIS Sharon Ann Dragan Anne Thoburn Fisher Tracey Pa leologos W8ISS Kathleen Olsen Allen Mary Shimer Mauger Vicki Lynn Epstein Gretchen Eckel Gosse Betty And erson Weston Susan Fox Ruth Deroche Hackett Dora Delarnatt Wood Mananne SClablca Gutknecht Jul,. Elaine Hamel Elisabeth Dick Hughes Heather Tall Hogarth OREG ON BETA II Pi Beta Phi Karyn Marie Itell Elizabeth Edwards Jeffrey OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY Brenda Kraemer Katherine Johnston Adeline Evans Adams Lauren Wasserman Mcleod Ann Keller VIvian Vanhoevenberg Allen ~QI[~D~IlIP ru~ D ~ Ivy Rule O'Neill

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 59 Martha Elizabeth Sm ith SOUTH CAROLINA BETA Elizabeth Spaulding Houser Mary Lou Thompson Julia Sconyers Glssel Elizabeth Huddy Smith CLEMSON UNIVERSITY Elizabeth Julian Ingram Mary Prewl!! Vaughn Martha Hamson Gose Joanne E Smoten Laura Johnson Albaneze Tamela Brown Johnston Vlrglnta Williams WIlcox Anne Thomas Gouger PatrICia E Walls Lorn Ann Bennett Karol KIllian McCrac ken Pal flcl a Odan Wilson Ann Chiles Graham Jeanne Walsh Valene Ann Br esette Lena Brammer McElrath Peggy Slinnelle Graham Bonnie Sue Weinberg Wynn Glotfelty Byrne Donna Broom Morgan TENNESSEE GAMMA Colette lebourg G"nstead Sharon Lynn Clark Martha Green Russe ll UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE June Gripper Gnssom PENNSYLVANIA GAMMA Me lissa Banntster DaVIS Jane Klfkman Scurlch Kimberly Branthoover Agee Mollie McCoy Hagood DICKINSON COLLEGE Lesa Lynn Goldman Carol Pruelle Spaulding Melba Lampley Anderson Margaret Whi lden Halverson Pawcla 1.1 Bahrel Me lIssa Chnstlane Guest Ttna St"ckland Cella W"ght Bartlell Mary Snyder Hannilin Jane Storm Barl ley Susan Ellen Hayes lon Thomas Mary Thomas Bryce Darts Newton Harnngton Fay Reaser Bates Tracy Lynn Hieber Kathy Fusner Va ll LISa McNull Bukeav lch Pally Parker Herd Carohne Thames Be lden Joan Miller Ho ll aday Pat Rich Weddle Mary Trent Denton Jeanne John Hesley Margaret Valent ine Berry Debra Law less Howard Jamce Sh ipp Wilkerson Daria Glann inoto Done lly Burtleye Henderson Hicks Amy Leigh Beynon Amy Cherry LaWing Nancy Crouch Finley Carolyn Russell Holmes Eleanor Lehman Bowman Diana Ph illips Londergan TENNESSEE BETA Lynn Hoffmann Gearhart Alicia Lou Hudnall Dorothy Shearer Briner Karen Weber Mahaffey VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Anne Smotherman Haskell Susan Elizabeth Hughston Mary Hoge Acker ly Margaret Burt Burtner Ma,,'yn Michelle Massey Carol Craig Havens Hillary Elizabeth Hunt Dianne Phillips Albrecht Lenore Shad le Ca ldwe ll Ad"ene Sm ith Morgan Barbara Norman Haynes Tany Hopper James Barbara Bradbury Clecleznskl Julie Jeffers Olsen Mary Feagin Allen Mary Gi les Herbert Julia Byrn Jeffrey Kelll Ann Andrew Sally Cobra ln Melissa Anne Ph illips Bonme McDougall HIli Tamara Cocke JenkinS Nancy Ellen Prult Susan Pressly Anthony Rose Whitaker Johnson Laura Dyer Jones Tamara Lovell Cohen Margaret Linebaugh Arn lng Rose Belza Cooper Jane OP itz Shu ler Paula DaVIS Leachman Alice Vaughan Keith Lynne Ann Snyder Jennller Alit Ashmore lula Oualls McGuire Flora Robinson King Susan Schaeller Denney Judith Holke Atch ley Eileen Fair Durg in Te" Thurston Sparks Clara Cox McHoms Elizabeth Bergleld Knight Dorothy Sponsler Dymond Kathleen Ann Tomsyck Julta Agnes Bauer Amby Lee McMillan Katherine Schuhmacher lawrence Beth Ann Vle"ng Julie Johnson Bethe ll Diane Brundage Miller Tem Tils on Lee 1.1 EtlZabeth Filler Eleanor Bryan Billington Ange la Hull Jacobs lisa WIlson White Theodora Patterson Morgan Susan Sanlord Lockett Janet Booth Jobson Nancy Ch ristopher White Teresa Ma rte Btnder B"dget L Moser Orllne Dunn Maer ElIZabeth McCrone Jones Melan ie Pa ige Wi lliams Helen Walton Birdwe ll Martha Ma"e Nicho ls Kimberly Jean Martin Sandra Schearer Kelly Suzanne Boursau lt WIlson Nancy Catherine Bram lell LISa Chester Pelayo Helen Holmes Martin Jane Rogers Bryan Mary Swank Kramer Kathryn Crumley Reed Jeannette Baker Masrall Cnsttna Strauss Buaas Al ine Gray Roberts Isabel Kronzer Mayer Janet Gelly Burks Mary Saffold Scalt Susannah Martin McAll ister Penney Poppe Burnell Julie Williams Shanks Esther-Jane Grant McDougal Teresa Starnes Campbe ll Sharon McCullough Tucker Barbara Crossette McGaughy "Pi Phi has given so much to me-from col­ Belly Daugherty Chr is man Joan Edington Wallace Frances L McMath Marie Kenneday Davis Mary Sharp WailS lorwen Williams Memman lege days continuing to the present -I am Kathryn King Dellwiller Kimberly Kay Whaley Barbara Lowe Mills Gayle Jenn ings Douglas Peggy McClellan Winston Jean Ferguson Minor happy to give back." 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Robison East AlISon Gaylord Monmch Sheri Moore Edelmann TEXAS ALPHA Ruth Warren Monnlch Mary Wikle F"lds UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Nancy Moody Sarah Thompson Finch Jeanne Richey Amacker Teresa Penrod Moomaw Alberta Schmidt Leech SOUTH DAKOTA ALPHA Carolyn CouStnS Fru in Julia Montgomery Amolang Eugenia McMurrey Moran Edith Rob inson Leslie UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA Catherine Turner Graves Vale"e Finley Armstrong Mary·Frances Morrison Elizabeth Shuck Lower Catherine L Anderson Robin Lynch Hagerty Karol Gandy Barnhart Donna Mueller Amy Jean Lylle Joan Osman Bich ler Sally Jo Hale Joan Jopling Barrell Nancy Perry Ne lson Virginia Bentley Macpherson Cynthia Cimpl Botllnl Jean Palmer Harmon Mary Marlin Baugh Rebecca Barton Nelson Sarah Haddock Masland Lucille Youmans Bulls Kimberly Seymour Hartwell Anne Rogers Bechto l Noel Reynolds Newton Lisa Jeannine Matteucci Joy Clark Butz Ellen Gordon Hendrix Ruth Lyles Beery Sara McNeel Noble Kathleen Sheehy Mazzocone Vera Clark Chr istenson Mary Louise Holl Cynthia Lynn Benes Yvonne Lyle Osborne R Carol Johnson McGlmpsey Shirley Smith Dailey Lou ise Howell Colleen Kuebel Berthelot Cather ine Snell Oualiine Cynthia Murdough Valle Rowley Dickey Holly Marie Huelsman Fa ith Ford Biggs Ka te Calder Pau ls Karen Lee Neely Patricia Frey Dryden Martha Elizabeth Hurst Leslie Dyess Blanton Crystal Moffell Perry Rosana Eckman Rasmussen Ma"lyn Abel Elwell Kathleen Davis Jacques Margaret Wh isen ant Block Rosemary Hemmingson Perry Virgin ia Fuller Rihl Sheila Shannon Gaeck le Judith Anne Kepler Katherine Carrie Boles Marynada Hi ll Poh li Nancy Rachel Rubin Jean Pangburn Goodspeed LOUIse Quayle Kling Lillian Simpson Bollre ll Ceclly Schwartz Prestridge Kathleen Lizabeth Shehan Patrice Harvey Graham Carol Carter Lance Rory Anderson Brown Helen Getzendaner Read Mae Mountz Shultz PatriCIa R Grover Cynth ia Loye Valerie Williams Brown Lillian Bu rnside Rhodes Rulh Shawlleld Spangler Jeanne Duffy Gustalson Martha Culbertson Maclay Emily Bryant Browning Kitty Jones Richardson Joan Thatcher Tiboni Ruth Powers Hainer Jean Quarles Mary Barbara Jester Burris Mary Finch Rido ut Ruth A Trout Patricia Bauer Hansen Marcella Faulkner Mountjoy Janet C Burroughs Belly Berly Roge rs Ann Ward Cleo A Harrington Elizabeth Blake Muccia Pat Bird Byrd Jane Stuckey Ro wan June B,etsch Wh ite Belly Kjos Harte Barbara Hilary Murphy Anne Easterling Ca in Simona Wofford Rubsamen Ruth Ba" Wilson Edith Roes ler Heer Evelyn Pigg Newco mb Amy VI Campbe ll Kathanne Brooks Rush Marta Therese WlOters Hazel Clark Hyden Leanne Nuckolls Lynne Tyrrell Campbe ll Edina We lsh Sauer Joanne Hardick Wise Janet Pitkin Johnson Leann Opotowsky Verlyn Miller Campbell Gretchen Ma"a Schlak Nicola Karin Wood Marsha Salyer Jorgensen Kathryn Ann Petrone Mary Watson Carey Em ily Mize ll Schoenvoge l Susan Wh ite Yahraes Sally Kenaston Kimberly Prothro Meg Allison Carrell Nellie Parramore Sellers Nancy Anderson Klellsen Elizabeth Ann Rives Margaret Harrison Chilton Martha Baker Sharp PENNSYLVANIA ZETA Viola Hall Kllmack Lau"e Kauffman Roberts Florence Hollis Clarke Mariali ce Shary Shivers WASHING & JEFFERSON COLLEGE Dorothy Brodsky Kuethe Cynthia Dean Robinson Me lissa Morris Cobb Kathryn lillie Shulord Lisa El ias Belt Ruth E Larson Jain Nichols Sawyer Frances East land Connally Ruth Hill Skelley Cynth ia Ca in Bier Jenniler McK ic han Malsam Bonnie Seay Schuster Jean Cockrell Cowie Suzanne Harris Sm ith El izabeth Ann Browning Laurie Dummermutn MerrIck Sarah Barbee SCOII Me lan ie Bourdeaux Cox Carolyn Cheeves Smith Linda Lalama Chaconas Linda McCahren Mickelson Laur ie Ford Sims Emma-Jane Edge Cox Marilyn Mueller Smith CeC ilia Marie Cooper Gladys Ullyoll Nordhus Linda Leck ie Sinsar Eve lyn Gay Creden Sue Dunbar Snyder Cecelia Evans Fediaczko Joanne Ross Ogren Eunice Walldorl Sm ith Mary F Crillenden Gay Ferguson Soloman Susan Mondik Danise Davis Parke Dorothy Goodson Snowden Anne Samuel Croy Catherine Lawder Stephenson Cynthia Ann Reese Cleo Johnson Payne Karan McLellan Stockell Ann Ko lb Cuclis Eleanor Williams Stobaugh Sharon Mane Reid Jill Powell POint Jacqueline Masterson Strad ley Amy Conger Davenport Jean McCandless Stone Ga ll Heavner TrZCinsk i Kathy Tay lor Rasmussen Kathryn Green Turman He len Pame Davis Peggy KrelSle Straw Sandra A Weige l Dorothy C"II Rlddet Celia Elizabeth Waddell Sa llie Rank," DaVIson Kflstln Liedtke Strtckland JaniS Mayernik Wooley F Mildred Lyckholm Saterlie Emily Jean Watson Carol Brollier Deason Beth Ryburn Stuart Robin Ma"e Schind ler Judith Tremain Webb Kathe"ne Skelley Do lan Mary Glass Sullivan SOUTH CAROLINA ALPHA Verlyn Taylor Schroeder Carolyn Close White Jeaneane Booth Dunca n Betty Turner Swantner UNtVERStTY OF SOUTH CAROLINA Alice Abell Schu ll Carolyn Cullen Williams Mary Roberts Edwards Martha ElISabeth Ta lley Mary Medders Anderson Barbara Sutherland Smither Melissa Fay Young Jane lemon Eifler LUCile Campbell Thornquest Jean Hi li Ba llentine Colleen Odea Stavig Genevieve Benckensteln Elder Marsha Till Virg ini a Dolan Bingham Patsy Sjob lom Stoebner TENNESSEE DELTA Gall Orand Ewtng Mary Cooley Walker Jane Lan ier Braunhut Nane McConne ll Thomson MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY Mary Ellioll Fend ley lucy Haynie Wallace Martha Young Campbe ll Kathryn Peterson Wilson Kathryn Ann Cohen Julia Corley Fish Diane Cuenod Wantland Kelly Ruth Coleman Joann Lovre Wtnkler Melissa Thompson Deho"ty Pat"cla Dooley Fletcher N Claire Webber Anne Cooper Grove Vick ie Saylors Garrell Helen Cooley Fraser ElIZabeth McKay Webster Wilbur K"kland Hayes TENNESSEE ALPHA Constance Rutherlord Ham let Manlane Ffede·Smltherman Tettne Sentell Werle," Susanne Hathaway Hite UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE Julia Thompson Mill er Elizabeth Easlland Fu rman Dorothy Ellington White Dorothea Crouch Kemp AT CHATIANOOGA Cynthia Gay Mincer Gay Warren GaddIS Alin da HIli Wlkert Lon Lynn Kle in Bertha Sch impl Batlle Mary Leanne Pee l Jane JarvIS George Nancy Wi lliS Wilson Manan Wi lder McArthu r Margaret Benton Craig Ella Doyle Strubel Sue Cumm in gs Gibson RostRe McFaddin Wilson Claire Hutto McKenzie Elizabeth Shaw Crowe Jean Rogers Winc he ll Ella Hazen Nelson Elizabeth Landress Da lton Galle Bertno Withers Clare Ha ll Payne Sa lly Martin Denck Carol Holmes Wolt Glenda Gunter Rockate llow Dorothy Wilber Duncan Linda PtRksto n Yates Ma"a Adams Shadden Emi ly Scandlyn EI"d Jennifer Brooke Sheha n Elizabeth V Farr II Pi Beta Phi TEXAS BETA Sharon Leigh Smith Nancy Taylor Goss SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY Mary Thompson Strong Myldred Allen Hightower Constance Adams Bess Dowling Ware Carolyn Sawyer HIli ClrQI[~D ~ I P IU~D ~ Martha Ridgeway Autry

60 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Mary Small page B.,ley Jeanne Toomer Wright Ro lfe Fort Godsha lk Va leria Hocker Ball Jacquelyn Ryan Wynne Barbara Barner Ha ll e Miriam Hawkins Blankenship Ke ll y Ann Ham ilton Mary Igleharl Bookhoul TE XAS DELTA Joan Reed Ham ilton Carol Bracy Bllnson TE XA S CH RISTIAN UNIVERSITY Gladys Cranda ll Hic kman Rebecca Hogan Brown Reba Noel Aarnos Les lie Colket Jackson Virg inia Kinabrew Browning Deborah King Ballard Stacey Renee Jasper Mary Langley Bumb Carolyn Behr Dorothy Brown Jenn ing s Carolyn Fulgham Bulcher Janet Clare Bla lack Susan Mangum Johnson Cherie Moller Carrabba Nancy Loffland Brackett Sue Peterson Kimbrough Roseanne Ryan Carroll Betsy Johnston Brewer Nancy Jennings Klein Elise Johnson Chapline Susan Cole Byars Rebecca Warren Lew is India Cross Cheairs Alic ia Harris Clark Betty Waller Martin Cary Cheelham Sandy Martin Dees Robin McGlew McBride Mary Dupy Church Elizabeth Davis Enoch Kalin McDona ld Virginia Cobb Jr Colleen Kay Evans Me linda McMillan Iza Murchison Comne Melissa Ormsbee Fogelberg Kimber lee Griff in Mob ley Catherine Marie Cooper Kathryn Diane Fuller Candy Werhan Munster Janet Raye Cowling Courtney Ann Gibbs Karen Dickenso n Nattmger Nancy Dial Crisler Janin Sinclair Ha le Nancy Holmes Nelson Doris Padgitt Crockett Kay Means Harbison Karen Clifton Northcutt Colleen Keilty Darnall Jo·Ellen Sigler Harris Shannon Wa iling Nutt Susie Gregg Dilg Julie Anne Hilliard Kay Holmes Oj ibway laura laker Daramus Sandra Duncan Kel lar Nancy Rea Olson Mary Deeter Herron, Colorado Gamma, and current mayor Donna Weber Dvpont Edwina Eargle Kocurek Suzanne Eas ley Patty Peggy Donosky Dwelle Brenda Hickman Kostohryz Beverly Hamlett Perry of the City of Coronado, Calif., was a panelist at the San Maria Therese Dwyer Lucy Sale Limbaugh Kar la Ruth Perry Diego Convention. She and three other panelists discussed Evalyn Swenson Fields Barbara Betty Lipscomb Susan Wa its Pittman Jannice Fuller Fikar Tammy Rene McGaha Amy Jones Pursley the Importance, satisfaction and changing roles in today's Audrey Andrews Forshage Betty Reynolds Mears Kathryn N Quarn world of women with careers. Lucy Williams Foster Jennifer Aileen Moho Susan Cowden Raybourn June Moore Francis Susana Kay Nichols Suzanne Moore Rother Lilia Marisa Ga rcia Andrea Lynn Payne Ann Nabers Shuckman UTAH ALPHA Katherine Akers Meade Helen Wolfe Garrott Carolyn Higginbotham Rawie Diane Lynn Sloan UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Eugenia Betts Mi ll er Dorothy Coffman Garvin Karen Elizabeth Saad Ann Gordon Stroud Virginia Harker Aldr ich Manlyn Peterson Perreten Mindy Susan George Wanda Beall Shapard Bryce Stone Th ieman Amy Thomas Barker Kathenne Black Rinehart Jacqueline Burst Golemon Tracy Lynn Sheffield Jane Becknell Walker Ail een Corfman Baxter Patty Brice Rutledge Sara Dewees Gray Eleanor Ann Stathis Claud ia Bunkley Wa lker Dan ielle Vignetto Bean Norma Higginbotham Griffith Martha Anne Swords Roberta Hickman We igle Mary Jane Berg VIRG INIA BETA Mary Todaro Guinchard Camilla Hightower Thompson Kathy Lanham Wessels Pamela Betcher HOLLINS COLL EGE Sarah Elizabeth Gunn Lee Ann Vince I Debb ie Shambeck West Mirra Jacobs Bird Dorothy Quarles Dick Patricia Buddendorf Harrison Martha Mae Walter Cecel ia Hensley Westmoreland Afton Ryberg Boyd Catherine Bass Hawes Lisa Runnels White Camella Moore Willis Mary Caffey VIRG INIA DELTA Carolyn Lee Herkimer Amelia White Wymer Betty Bergner Womb le Patric ia Wil kinS Cannon OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY Katye Clem Hunter Christy Ann Wr ight Virginia Allison Clark A Blankrnsh ip·Stadtherr Jacquelyn Hurst Jameson TEXAS EPSILON lorraine Hyde Clawson Mary Henderson Buttery PatriCia Gail Jenkins NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY TEXAS ZETA Margaret Boud Coombs Barbara Niederstrasser Chavez Elaine Johnson Joan Young Bailey BAYLOR UNIVERSI TY Dora Nate Crockett Mary Guy Commander Lynn Rarick Joliet Sharon Johnson Barnard Paddy Westergard Amyell Virg ini Hutchinson Dean Margaret Messick Cu lpepper Kimberly Dawn Kennedy Jacqueline Vogel Bresnahan Mary Maxwell Arnold El izabeth Brown Dee Ellen Richardson Davenport Fay Smith Kohler Deborah Da Costa Comer Ginger Graham Bates Kathleen Erickson Durham Carol McKinley Dudley Cynthia Jackson Kreiselmaier Barbara Orahood Daniel Anne Fre itag Bates Cathy Collins Elledge Amy Lea Farrand Rosalie Lange laina Brandi Davis Lois Wroten Boatwright Mary Wr ight Er ickson Kimberly Chery l Flem ing Barbara Clanton Laughlin Paula McPherson Davis Charlotte Johnson Bow," Mary Brewer Ford lisa Virg inia Furman Camlyn Chappell Light Dee·Annette Fa ith Sunni Feather Brookshire Mildred Harris Garrett Victor ia Fletcher Hens ley Betty Alden Logsdon Nancy Pittman Fog le Deborah Elledge Brown Margaret Tanner Ham ilton Karen McNee la Martin Norma Richardson Loughridge Rina S Gagui Susan Schroeder Crane F Eve lyn Reeves Hardy Wendy Glatz Nones Kelly Lynn Malcomb Jeanna Leah Hampton Emma Haney Cross Jani ce Scowcroft Hinck ley Sharon Nag le Olmstead Nancy Ince Mangold Beth Soboc inski Herd Lynn Isaacks Darden Barbara Boonstra Holmes Tame la McCarthy Rich Helen Prather Mason Jennifer Lynn Hillery Evelyn Runnels Dardnne Bonn ie Brockbank HU ish Beverly Jo Spencer Susan Eber Masson Brenda Foster Huffman Ann Wallace Dean Joanne Earnshaw Kent Deanna Giann inoto Spoth Stephanie Ambrose May Dorothy Tanner Hulsey Cath ie Gilleland Dillard Levay lemon Jenmfer lIssenden Staples Louise Hallum McEvoy Roxane Keener Degee Dodds Catherine Burton Lence Cheryl Ann Underwood Cynthia Price McWherter Linda Rochelle Lee Tracey Davies Dorsey Maflon Brown Lentz Ann Rebecca V,ck Ruth Allen Mewhinney Jill Suzanne Metzger Jane Brazelton Dudgeon Joyce Lindley Marcroft lOrl Washelofski WilliS Elissa Larsen Miller Imogene Bentley Mohat Amy Diane Dykeman Miriam Peterson Ma son Mary Pittman Minter Colleen Mohrle Sheri Ann Felber Beckl Lynn Mecham VIRG INIA EPS ILON Jamie McComiskey Moore Ann Marie Osmus Alicia Lane Gibson Karen Mortensen Milan UNIVERSITY OF VIRG INIA Meaders Moore Allison Joyce Palmer Dor is Tatum Green Janet Dean Murphy Christine Ann Bixler Jeannette Story Morrison Sharon Lee Prestridge lisa Hawk ins Green Ade le Williams Parkinson Mary ElIZabeth BostW ic k Sally Carter Mosteller Carol Ann Riley Jan Michelle Greer Moille Schmuke Peckham Susan Pikaart Bris tol Susan lee Muckerman Melodye Swan Roberts Kay Golson GU inn Katherine Wright Po ll ock Beverly Bur ch Sarah Carr Mudd Stephanie Dlynn Rutt Berta Torbett Hiles Fawn Freeland Powers Maria Lockett Car lton Peggy Vandemark Murray Andra McMillan Schuessler Josephine Kaillna Ingram Sara Randal l Anne McMu ll en Carma ck Mary Wilkinson Murrell Kathy Watson Wil son Joan Green Jeffrey Margaret Yeates Richard s Barbara Cox Carol Conley Nage l Ju lie Delvonne Woo lems Leesa Bland Jensen Zoe Dreman n Richard son Kathleen Ann Cunn in gha m Mary Rejebian Northern Jane Stee l Ke ll y Lynn Smith Rosenfeld Kate Drewyer-Marks Patricia Hearn Peck TEXAS ETA Lisa Knaggs Olive Lunt Sm ith Done ll e Kathry n Duvall Jean Stenzel Peddie TE XAS AIM UNIVER SITY Sharon Kay Krueger Anne Wright Sm ith Katherme lmdsay Evan s Dana Sloan Perlman Susan Elizabeth Baird Christina LeWIS Saundra Speers Stubb lefield Kel·Ann Sheldon Ey ler Jan Rymer Pickens Kimberly Dawn Campbell Evelyn Wall ace Lofland Michelle Ann Tay lor Amy Genevieve Fe ldkamp Becky Baber Preckwinkle Stephan ie Anne Co lvard Sheillyn Marsh McCoy Ell en Kas lmatls Tomskl lisa Byerly Ferramosca Sybilla Kase Prest Margaret Mary Hood Glee McCrary McKa y Sandra Scartezlna Tur bldy Jennie Ovrom Ferretti Porter Pr ice Puckett Ruth Lovell lindley Ortez Wren Melm s Senti Sorensen Urry Me lrnda Ann Ga mble Carolyn Mattson Rainer Candyce Crossman Marek Jo -Anna Meyer Carro l Jex Wa lton Mary Catherllle Ha ms Lyra Dewees Reeder Diana Coleman Marshall Mary Slocomb Miller Sandra Detoma sl We sthafer Susan Elizabeth Hams Katharine Benners Regester Sarah Pipkin Poh l Ethe lyn Haywood Moo re Mer lene Austm Wh ite l aU rie Ann Ha vlu Helen We lch Rehwaldt Courtney Kay Stout Kimberly Ann Noune Frances Parsons Wunde r He len Re x Knapp Betty Hale Rinker Sheryl Deni se William s lisa Kee Oli ver Tierney Sma ll Korotklll Kathar ine Sistrunk Roberts Me lissa Dance Patterson VIR GINIA ALPHA l yn n lowrl e Susan Britt Schneider TEXAS GAMM A Am ie King Pol lock RANDOLPH· MACON ElIZabeth Lynn Marsha ll Dorthlyn Griff in Sm ith TEXAS TECH . UNIVERSITY Rachae l Roxanne Rede ker Belly L Babco ck Jennifer HOWie Masters Anne Tavenner Altieri Katherine Wilson Sm ith Gay Gillen Stone Bonn ie Ell edge Baxte r Edna McCarter McFa ll Norma Connelley Ander son Gloria Milton Straus Betsy Bell Story Katherine Dud ley Brandon Sandra Keen McG loth lrn Keely Griff in Barbe Barbara luanne 5ukemk Beth Morton Stubb lef ield Giennes Teter Clifford laura loa mer Moylan Dianne Montgomery Barker Beth Kinnebrew Tatum Kay Killingsworth Thedford Juda Sh ipley Holder Karen Gilmore Nels on Betty Olmsted Taylor Abbe Wh ite Bates Barbara Bradbury Wilfong Dorothy Org ill Kirsch Jill Rem ington Powers Mary Kathleen Terry Lleschen Crowder Bibby An n Forns hell You ng Ann a Metcalfe lanneau Ruth ElIZabet h QUillian Cathenne Hunter Tidmore Mary Johnston Che sser Cathenne McGee Raber Mel issa Woodard Utley Amy Knock Chll stle Lrnda Lee Sa nders Joanne Young Van Amburgh Ruth Johnson Clark Nancy Ann Shank Kathleen Brooks Verschoyle Patllcia A Cranda ll Sandra Joa n Str uckell Kathryn Beckman Voeke l Tina Cumm ings laura Anne Stuart Peggy Me",11 Waltace Susan Dickson Dees Em ily LeWIS Wilkrnson Cora Wootters Warren Bonnie Magruder Fallon " Pi Beta Phi Hilairy Butler We lnstern Laura ElIZabeth Fields VI RGI NIA GAMMA Sara Ann Wolfe Maillyn Stoneciphe r Frner·Co llrns COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY Shar lene Sm ith Ga ither C31rQI[ND6~IP rUND ~ Ba rba ra Bow man Allison Sara Sne ll Wood SylVia Haught Gates Kimberly Pine Bu rke

TH E ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 61 Edith Shack man Clarke Martha lawton Nielsen Marie Carroll Kmg Elizabeth Campbell Rickard Jane Gaummtz Johnson Brenda Henry Crema Barbara Taylor Pa lmer Dorothy Fisher Kirk Laura Bermce Russe ll Dorothy Nash Kmg Kalhleen Burke Dlctor Nancy A Paqum Lorna Studebaker Klrkebo Laurel Leonardson Schmidt Mary Shockley Knight Virginia Hill Elmore Grete Isbrandtsen Plender Kristin Johnsen Lasher Annette Olsen Seaman Jean Alexander Koskinen Lmda Allmond Emory Erm inie L Pollard Janet Dalley Law GlOri a SYensson Shephard Susan McLaren Lehner Maryellen Farmer Fee ley Marilyn Wil son Prles mg Annette Weayer Lefley Elise Tiffany SIOnko Jean Zillmer Leyenhagen Jody Trammell Guenther Lisa Joan Raffael Lynn Dowli ng Lucurell Jane Webb Simonds Ellzabet Pomam.,lle Lyman Dana Disque Hearn Sheryl Ann Rem Sandra Lee Lundberg Shannon Smythe Elizabeth James Mackay Barbara Pharo Henley Helen Burgess Rose Mabel Baldwin Macbride Diane L Spaulding Gretchen Brown Morgan Nancy Conlon Herzog Ellyn Massey Ross Karm Cederwa ll McAuley Vlrglma Searing Stave Martha Crary Nesbitt Jane Clark H,llenkoetter Marlon Sargent Rowley Marjone Branch McKibbin Wendy NorqU ist Stemmetz Carol Stephenson Neuer Carol Christensen Jackson Verna Camer Royston Patricia Batchelder Melrose Nancy McC lure Steyens Melva Hauser OgilVie Kitty Nottingham Keith Elisabeth Marshall Schofield Vicki Sinkunas Mendenhall Josette Ames Stoll D,.ne Fox Pellegram Diana Doub Kelly Mary Bennett Scott Fay Mandley MIOscke Margaret Alice Sundberg Dorothy Jambor Pellegrm Julie O'Neill Kloo Alice F St ifter Margaret Stewart Miller DorIS Nelson SWink Betty Gill Pfannersli ll De metra Yeapams Kontos Susan Ashley Stone Beth Absher Mills Marilyn Ryan Taylor Hil degarde Meyer Porter Elame May Kontos MIriam Healy Story Alderlne jennings Moore Beyerly KIOnitz Thomas Jean Gerstner Quandt Marguerite Hill Lacher MarjOrie Abell Swift Claud,. I Moyer Hamet McCormack Thompson Laune Ann Renny Elizabeth Forbes Lutz Lorame Guild Thorpe Jamla Ruth Murray Jeanne Clynch Thompson Carol Olsen Rost Ma non Pate Macon Esther Gustafson Torberg JU lie Sandstrom Murray Shirley Wright Thronson Ruth Roberts Salter Nancy Won ne ll Mathews Anne Trask Constance Busigin Nelson Helen Gilkey Tucker Alberta Baxter Sanderhoff Suzanne Corwith McDuffee Sarah Vaden Mary Stockmg Noble Hazel Shattuck Van Way Elizabeth Purdu m Schilling Elizabeth McGolrick McGowan Kelly A Walter ChriS Anne OgllY le Gene Graham Walch Barbara Crittenden Schott ElIZabeth Ann Molnar Susan K Weiss Teresa Ford Opsrlg Mary Hartson Wh ittaker Lanore Ward Seifert GlOria Dubusc Neale Lynn Woble Unda Arlme Penitsch Barbara Nellen Wiper Eleanor Neff Shockley Katharme Michele Parks Janice Cole Woodbury MarC I Jo Poll ard LOIS J Wolff Sally Stenlem Slocum Kathie Dehart Sm ith Tamara Oakley Perdue WASHINGTON ALPHA Betty Dalley Rasmussen Dorothy Boyd Young Jean Blttrick Stahr Anne Wattles Roble UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Charlotte Hall Rath Barbara Bloomha ll Stauffacher Evelyn Lowenstern Seven no Lisa Kay Absher Marguerite Bonnel l Re lzner WISCONSIN ALPHA Nancy Dailich Torinus Adelaide Jennings Smith Cynthia Keen Aigner Nancy Faye Reynolds UNIVERSI TY OF WISCONS IN MarjOrie Gifford Touchstone Jean Warren Stewart June Barry Alley Susan Ross Armslrong Joyce Bockman Wange lln Jane Kesler Upshur Alice Murray Amann Patnc l3 Bowditch Arvold Barbara Breuch Weave r LUCille Haynes Wagener Nancy Johnson Anklam Susan Vanhorn Barnet Pegge Jensen Werner Susan Roache Warner Barbara Shank Babcock Donna Roehm Barnum Jane Stouffer Williams Vlrgmla Sims Wilkmson Joan Libbey Bates Barb,ara Sherman Barrow Susan Lynn Zanetti Sharon Langfitt Beaupre Margaret Patzke Bellin WISCONSIN BETA Cynthia Gray Berry Rosemary Stone Bergengren BelOIT COLLEGE MarCia Marr Blanctu Janice VanSickle 811ham VIRGINIA ZETA Martha Baker Anderson Jane McBride Bisset Charlotte H Bissell VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Nancy Steyens Baker , STATE UNIVERSITY Susie Potter Black Mary Oemet Blanchett Anne Kieckhafer Becker Jane Yerkes Bradley Bela Hanson Block Simone Lavona Acha Carolyn Shepard Be ier Vera Lee Adams Sally Chose Brockman Jill Sligh Booth Robyn Facmelll Bishop Kimberly Ann Christie Dorothy Seamans Buck Anne Welter Brown Janet Pa lmer Boblsuthl Carol Ann Cooper Roberta Huffman Bullerl Carol Schuman Casado Viola E Cureton Nancy Lynn Byers Ruth McCombs Clifton Nancie Eva Craig Betty Eldred Kelly Ann Dmning Jacalyn Hoglund Bylund LOUIse Tracy Erlandson Rosemary Hlldbold lloyd Marlyn Mmder Carlson WInifred Eflckson Frahsh LOri Parker Macias Julie Lordahl Collins Margaret Freeman Alison Margaret Morsch.s Doreen Hubbard Conner Mary Wilson Jernegan Mary Ellen O'Keefe Margaret Hesse Cooper Nancy Flanagan King Mary Ellen Copner Suzanne Mane Powers Joy Matzek Kmgsford Julie Anne Puerhng Robin Anderson DavIscourt Annabel Studebaker Larzelere Came Elizabeth Rustad Lua Colkett Delany Mary Agur Maclaughlin Sarah Lynne Semones Virginia Chamberlain Denny Laura Tracy Mansfield Andrea Jean Sheets Patricia Hallock Eader Charlotte Augusta Slinnett Martha N,estadt Stillman Jane Russell Thompson Jan Mane Symons Mary Taggart Timmcke Jane Couffer Townsend VERMONT ALPHA Mickey McCollum Vassallo MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE Helen Gerds Walquist Joan Allen Armour Polly Wyant Margare Sturteyant Carboy Linda Durfee Dean WASHINGTON BETA ElIZabeth Hamann WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY Sara G Harnden Dorothy Loquyam ArnOld Edna Graham Hmds Melinda Daugherty Beas ley Nancy Smoller Le Floch Diana Belt-Loveren Sarah Garabrant Ruff MarCia Gusman Bige low Madeleine Dunn Stillwagon Eye Foley Buche! Amy Overstreet Burton VERMONT BETA Jarl Lee Byard UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT Aimee Evans Carkonen Mary McBratney Bisson LUCile Ramsey Cavanaugh Pamela Ann Carlo Mary Deyoe CaY ltt Janice Anne Cauchon Barbara Carroll Cole Susan Browmng Claire Della Hammer Copeland Susan Monti Clifford Frances Nettlesh lp Corkrum Joyce Stearns Conger Faye McCullough Cornell Jeanette Thompson CullinS Patricia Schnebly Cosner PatriCia A Deluca Heidi Sm ith Danaher Linda Brown Donovan Betty Wilson Doyle Agnes Conley Dow ling Dixie Vinson Duncan Kelly Finn Nettie BeHeman Evans Carolyn Hyde Fitch Carol Gunther Farre ll Christine Gill Shirley Miller Eastman Jane Macpherson Fogg Elizabeth Burke Grow Susan Moss Egbert Aileen Connell Freiermuth Elizabeth G Ha ines Betty Jean Emerick Jane Sp iller Frost Catherine Harder-Bermer Carol Saler Emmerson Beverly Burke Game lin Patncla Greenup HIli Phyllis Field Entrlkm Susan Schnebly Gillespie Dorothy Varney Hill Gall Etherington Thalia Gregores Gwendolyn R Johnson Catherine Fisher Flagg Betty Adams Gw inner COHlne Perry Jurgens Flomafle Whee ler Flenniken Rob in Johnson Harm lC Kelley M Kallnlch Ann Clarke Ford Betty Bai ley HI li Janet Koch Kasper Shirley Butler Frost Bernadme Shore Holt Karen A Knapp Sheryl Garland Suzanne SedgWick Connelly Susan M Holt Nancy Chapm Kolb Elizabeth Bender George Rosanne Campbe ll Edwards Susan Nash Howard LOUIse Ewart Long Barbara Walker Goodman Barba ra FIOld Ellefson Jamie Osgard HUIZinga Les he Caroline Luech lna Jodi R Green Hildegard Thadewa ld EYans Helen Mann Hu ll Ruth Haigh MackenZie Diane Sennstrom Gutlormsen Gal l Farwe ll FlOrin Martha Ahrens Jacky Mildred Mullen Mahan Jamce Heide Hatcher Esther Haven Fonseca Claudia Elizabeth Johnson Elisabeth Aiken Martm Deseree Weaver Heussy Sue Bradley Gibbons Joan lOU ise Johnson Shirley W Mayforth Shirlee Middlesworth Hogenson Elaine Joyce Gunderson Jennifer Betsy Johnston Eileen Sheehan McCann Helen Vernon Jansen Jean WeHick Gunter Helen Critchl ow Jones Deborah Windsor McCormIck Molly JarY ls Janet Pratt Hess ler Shan Rosauer Kain M McGUire -Conte Kristen Ha mson Johnson Nadine Strate HU lskamp Kan Lynn Kaln Rayelen Prouty Moore Mary Robertson Johnson Anne Pldcoe Igou Kflstyn Ann Kaln MarjOrie Blnnmg Mraz Ho lly Vanderstaay Jones Charlotte York Irey Beat rice Hall Kneeland Elspeth J Mutch Kelly L Kieffer Jean Hall Janick Patti Mann Knowles

62 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Carla Ann Li les Elizabeth Huey CaSior Holly Barkpr Love Frances Barnes Cox Belty Laue Ma llelt Constance Sm ith Dlckopl Maura J M", lone Cynthia Dav IS Dlet nch Jacquelt ne Anderson Matson Arlyne Fisher Jean While Miller Nell Heermans Fnebertshauser HOLT HOUSE Gillian Reed Moore Jean Rogers George June Holllsltr Morgan Genevieve Brown Gist Valene Halberl Munro Violel Noland Gray Contributors' Honor Roll Kolleen Driscoll Murray Karla Thomason Gunnoe Mildred Bluemke Myers Elizabeth Hallanan Belty·Jo Bouska Neils Ed na Douglass Hamilton The Holt House Committee wishes to thank all of the Jeanne Beatty Ostrander Mary Fie dler Hardman chapters and alumnae clubs for their financial support duro louise Clausin Pattee Sally Wilhoit Harman Michelle M.. e Pike Jane Nelson Heslon ing the year ending June 30, 1989. Ellzabelh Schuoler Pnlchard Ruth Hines Hill Wilma Slepman Ranney Roberta Wildman HIli In recognition of those who have contributed 550.00 or Sue G Richey Elizabeth Amber Hoag Mary E Riller Janice Grow Howsmon more we honor the following: Barbara Cnlchlow Rob inson Kathleen Berthy Hullman Judllh DavIS Rose Vera Bowling Hulton 8500 and over:'Pasadena, California. Manan Folger Sail Virginia Kelly Jakeman S400-5499: Colorado Alpha, Illinois Alpha. HOidl Cammack Schroeder Helen Hadjis Klrbabas Rulh Alexander Sherry lisa Ann Klug 5250-S399: California Delta, Indiana Epsilon, Kansas Al­ VIVIenne Marlatt Smith Beverly Hendrickson Kornldes Susa'1 Warner Spomer Debo rah Garrell Lashinsky pha, Texas Alpha, Dallas, Texas. Ela ine Wierman Strand Elizabeth Wade Lee ElsIe Sherman Sumerlin Janel Merlack Malocco 5150-5249: Georgia Alpha, Oklahoma Alpha, Vermont Paige Nelson Swan Barbara Bailey Marquess Slephanie Anne Swanlund Lydia Becketl Maxwell Beta, Philadelphia-Mainline, PA. Gwyn Ann Taylor Ann Marie McGovern Elizabeth Harri Thorn Catherine Anne McM ullen 5100-5149: Alberta Alpha, California Beta, California Virginia Vanhees Tydeman Mary Snyder Menlzer Theta, Florida Beta, illinois Theta, Indiana Delta, Kansas Eslher Slilson Vizzard Martha Nelson Arlin e Mehner Voepel Joan Clemans Newcomer Beta, Ohio Beta, Oklahoma Beta, Pennsylvania Eta, Texas Melinda Rail Wahl Harriell Brown Norlhey Denise Didier Wimett Valerie Arma Oehrke Epsilon, Washington Gamma, West Virginia Alpha, Albuquer­ Leslie Taylor Wonn Aimee J Padden Colleen Marie Yandle Helene Luci Parks que, New Mexico, Hinsdale-Naperville, Illinois, Monroe, Elhel Bowers Yo rk Eleanor Haslings Parks Kim R Paulikovsky LouiSiana, North Shore, Illinois, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, WASHINGTON GAMMA Kimberly Nelson Perdew UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND Tamera Vuchkovich Plrragha Omaha, Nebraska, Phoenix, Arizona, San Antonio, Texas, Cathenne Leaverton 8akamus Traci Kalolsky Pirraglla Tulsa, Oklahoma, Westchester City, New York. Shirley Black Brush Jane Dunning Reed Kelly Johnson Bruya Vicki Lynn Salenlro 575-599: Nebraska Beta, Utah Alpha, Amarillo, Texas, Fort Julie A Calrone Mary Morris Schell Carol Long Feige Emily Welch SchnOider Wayne, Indiana, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Muskogee, Oklaho­ Isabelle Moore Fraser Maureen Irish Schwendener Marilyn Wagner Head Louise Reeder Seeton ma, St. Louis, Missouri, Wichita, Kansas. Marci Olsen Heinz Stephanie Sue Shuker Deborah Aldrele Hoppe Ellen Darden Sib ray 550-574: California Alpha, Illinois Zeta, Indiana Alpha, Cynlhia Marie Kavanagh Eleanor Boyle Smilh Elizabelh Demille Kennedy Amy Wil dman Smllh Indiana Eta, Indiana Gamma, Kentucky Alpha, Louisiana Laurine Schore Knolt Kalhi Voege Smi lh Alpha, Montana Alpha, Ohio Alpha, Ontario Alpha, Pennsyl­ Sandra Portz Kotb Sarah Thorn Staley Paige Booth linton Sarah Brawley Stebbins vania Beta, Pennsylvania Gamma, Texas Eta, Virginia Delta, Olga Manos·Lay Diane Graham Sterbulzel Mary Greiwe Moosey May Bartlell Siraughan Virginia Eta, Austin, Texas, Bloomington, Indiana, Boulder, Mary Borcherl Nell Bernella Trauberl Belty Anderson Palerson Laura Phillips Tribble Colorado, Buffalo, New York, Chicago W. Suburban, Illinois, Lucy Pullord Elizabelh Glenn Upton Melissa Anne Reno Velma Conley Van Gorder Cincinnati, Ohio, Clearwater, Florida, Columbus, Ohio, Den­ Grace Fullager Richey Kelly Shamblin Waldron Healher HIli Robertson Ann McMunn Watson ver, Colorado, Fort Worth, Texas, Greenville, South Carolina, Judllh Cord sen Rowe Lynnette Brant Wets ler Indianapolis-S Sub, Indiana, KCMO-Shawnee Mission, Kan­ Sharon Ryan Ryanbenson Leslie McKeen Schmldlke WEST VIRGINIA BETA sas, Long Beach, California, Los Angeles, California, Mon­ Rulh Frednckson Smllh DAVIS & ELKINS Voskl Chakirian Sprague Mildred Raikes Goldberg mouth, Illinois, North Woodward, Michigan, Olympia, Wash­ Nancy Rool Tollelson lillian Harris Johnson Joan Plait Welch Belly Smilh Rohr ington, Peoria, Illinois, Quad Cities, Iowa, Richardson-Plano, Chrlstme Lindeman Wilson Virginia Snyder Smllh Texas, San Francisco, California, Seattle, Washington, South WISCONSIN GAMMA WEST VIRGINIA GAMMA LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY BETHANY COLLEGE Coast, California, Southwest Dallas, Texas, Spokane, Wash­ Ruth Pueschel Anderson Kalhleen Devoe Crooks lisa Marie Brady Diane McVey Lohr ington, Stillwater, Oklahoma, Toledo, Ohio, Tyler, Texas, Rulh Althaus Green Sandra Culbertson Tom Wichita Falls, Texas. Mary Lamers Gnsl Joyce Rogers Vellel Ina Guyer Virginia Moulton Haack WYOMING ALPHA Mary Younglove Johnson UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING Susan Dresser Marshall Mary Ford Deland Mary Wilder Perry Barbara Hageman Dilts SOnia Sandeen Perry Lon Crosby Easterbrook Deborah Anderson ROIl! Sandra Kay Fredrick The following bequests and gifts were gratefully received by Betly E Schaal LUCille Nichols Hicks Mary Pick Ste iner Mary Thomas Hodge the Fraternity and Settlement School during the past year. CeCilia Carlson Strauss Sa lly Bress Jaeger LucIO Ann Johnson WEST VIRGINIA ALPHA Tina Sue Johnson Settlement School- WEST VIRGINIA UNIVER SITY Velma Beaumont Layman Marlha Ezell Alderson Margarel Lynch Maca luso Susan E Barbour lisa Simmons Maggard Estate of Virginia Leeds Walter Jane McClure Barry Helen Hulchison McGraw Jean Rice Bellolt El inor Hitchcock Mu ll ens Estate of Dorothy DuBois Walker Beach Jane Carter Beng ier Eleanor Atwell Noble Chnstlne Bucher Blair Hamet Tupper Plall Estate of Isabell Shephard Dusky LIlian Martin Boggess Rowena Hasbrouck Porter Betty Carson Braw ley An ne Gilbert Robertso n Gift from Adr ienne Hiscox Mitchell Kalhryn Smool Brevlck Nadine Wilson Sutherland Suzanne Kirschner Brown Wanda Yohe Swanlon Gift from Maurine Stuart Dulin Patncla Poland Burkart Virginia Hanawalt Taylor Elizabeth Mockler Bush Susan Ferguson Van Allen Fraternity- Estate of Virginia Leeds Walter Estate of Daisy M. Schalkle Walter

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 63 DIRECTIONS

Pi Beta Phi's Career Networking Program

Please enter me in the Pi Beta Phi DIRECTIONS program. By completing the following form, I understand that the information may be released to any Pi Phi who requests the information.

Please PRINT: NAME ______Last First Maiden _____ or ______Ms Mrs. Husband's Name

ADDRESS ______Chapter ______

CITY /STATE ______ZIP ______Year of initiation ______

From the following chart please give: OCCUPATION , #-----

Name of COMPANY

CITY location of your company YOUR TITLE:

Closest metropolitan area OCCUPATION NUMBERS

010 Accounting 150 Dancing 290 Industry IManftg. 440 Printing 015 Acting 155 Data Processing 295 Insurance 445 Psychology 020 Administration 160 Dental Hygiene 310 Interior Design 450 Public Relations 025 Administrative Asst . 165 Dentistry 315 Investment Banking 455 Public Service 030 Advertising 170 Dietetics 320 Investments 460 Real Estate 035 Agriculture 175 Drafting 325 Journalism 465 Recreation 040 Airlines 180 Economist 330 Judicial 470 Religion 045 Animal Husbandry 185 Education, Early Dev. 335 Landscaping 47 5 Reporter 050 Antiques 190 Education, Elementary 340 Law 480 Research 055 Architecture 195 Education, Secondary 345 Library Science 485 Restaurant Mgmt. 060 Art 210 Education, Higher 350 Management 490 Retailing 065 Attorney 215 Education, Special 355 Market Research 495 Sales Rep. 070 Banking 220 Employment Services 360 Marketing 510 Science 075 Biology 225 Engineering 365 Mathematics 515 Secretarial 080 Broadcasting 230 Entertainment 370 Media, TV, Radio 520 Social Work 085 Buyer 235 Environment 375 Medical Technology 525 Speech 090 Catering 240 Fashion Design 380 Medicine 530 Sports 095 Chemistry 245 Film 385 Military 535 Statistics 110 Communications 250 Finance 390 Museums 540 Stockbroker 115 Computer Science 255 Fitness 395 Music 545 Student Services 120 Construction 260 Government 4 10 News 550 Theater 125 Consulting 265 Graphic Design 415 Nursing 555 Travel 130 Counseling 270 Health Services 420 Personnel 560 Veterinarian 135 Court Reporting 275 Historian 425 Pharmacy 565 Writer 140 Crafts, Art 280 Horticulture 430 Photography 145 Crafts, Trade 285 Hotel Administration 43 5 Physician 570 Other

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64 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI "Cosmo" New Consultant features Pi Phi hired Lisa larossi, a former Florida Beta Chapter President and a 1984 graduate of Florida State University's Hospitality Holly Means, Virginia Zeta was recent­ Administration program, is now the ly hired to be the Resident Graduate general manager and part owner of the Consultant with Pi Phi's colony at new restaurant, Sfuzzi (pronounced Princeton University. Holly was Chap­ Foozy), located in Houston, Texas. ter President and was very active on Sfuzzi is a moderately-priced Italian campus. A member of Omicron Delta trattoria located in the Saks Fifth Ave­ Kappa and Order of Omega, Holly was nue Pavilion. "Fun food" is what mainly an outstanding representative of Pi Phi comprises the menu and there's even at Virginia Tech. Prior to her gradua­ a frozen Sfuzzi - consisting of peach tion in May, Holly was named Greek nectar, peach schnapps, sparkling wine, Woman of the Year. Her talents and ice and a few secret ingredients. abilities will help build a strong chap­ Lisa claims her work is challenging ter at Princeton. but manageable, because, she says, "My training at FSU was just so good; they presented the business in a posi­ tive way, but realistically, so I knew what to expect." FSU's program obvi­ ously didn't disappoint her-Lisa was featured in the March 1989 issue of Fulbright scholar shares COSMOPOliTAN magazine in a feature . on six women who hold top restaurant experIence jobs!

by M . Christina Gonzalez

Over the years, I have read the issues Mexico, I have had much time to think genuine pride the members had in our of The Arrow that arrived at my par­ about life in the United States and those accomplishments. That is what true ents' house with a knot of nostalgia in things that I believe have made me a sisterhood is all about. my stomach. Having been VP Mental better world citizen. The United States I've recently read a book which men­ at Texas Epsilon in 1977, I've always is often a place where people can be tions that our real family is composed maintained an interest in the stories very lonely, particularly if a woman is of all those people who help us to be that were sent to share with Pi Phi pursuing a profeSSional career. It is who we are meant to be. It is not a sisters everywhere. I never personally often hard to find a social group one relationship defmed necessarily by sent in any information, however. Now can feel comfortable in when moving blood ties. Pi Beta Phi is family. We are I have a "story" that I think is really to a new city. In Mexico, I have been really sisters to each other, as we en­ worth sharing. repeatedly charmed by the hospitality courage one another to be; who each is Since graduating from the Univer­ here. It was my love for the warmth meant to be. This is a tradition started sity of North Texas in December of here that led me to remember where by our twelve Founders, and I am only 1978, I have devoted my time almost else I have felt the warmth of hospi­ now beginning to understand why alums completely to my education and ca­ tality and a perpetual, universal wel­ who've been Pi Phis for 30-40 years reer, traveling and studying toward my come. Outside of my family, only in Pi always seem to speak with such deep doctorate while simultaneously work­ Phi have doors always been open. I emotion about what Pi Beta Phi means ing in a variety of career-related jobs. recall driving through a blizzard to my to them. While a graduate student at the Univer­ first alum meeting in Chatham, New I've accepted a job with the Univer­ sity of Texas, I participated in the alum­ Jersey, afraid I'd be uncomfortable, not sity of North Texas and will be an nae club there, and while on the facul­ knowing anybody. What I found was assistant professor to many young wo­ ty of Rutgers University, I joined the that the Pi Phi bond transcended age, men, I'm sure, who will be pledging Northern New Jersey club. career, cultural and personal differ­ my chapter of Texas Epsilon. I plan to I have spent the last academic year ences. The welcome was warm, and be active with the alum club and hope in Chihuahua, Mexico, as a Fulbright when the other new member, a model to express with great pride just exactly Scholar in the Faculty of Psychology of in New York, was introduced along what being a Pi Phi means. the local university. During my year in with me, I was very touched by the

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 65 ()1TicialcALENDARS Beginning in 1990, this section will appear WINTER, 1989 in the fall issue only.

COLLEGIATE CHAPTERS

Consult Fraternity Directory in the fall issue for addresses of National Officers Central Office address is: 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis, Missouri 63105

All due dates are to be postmarked dates. PRESIDENT: Chapter Goals and Evaluation Reports to Collegiate Province President no later than 2 weeks after officer installation (copies to AAC and Central Office). Send a copy of the Chapter Statistical Report to your Collegiate Province President as soon as possible after school begins. Before September I, send copy of summer letter to chapter members to Collegiate Province President. (Copy to AAC Chairman) September 25-Arrange for fire inspection of premises by local authorities. Send monthly letter to Collegiate Province President postmarked not later than the 10th of each month, October through May. (Copies to AAC Chairman, any scheduled visiting national officer.) November 1-Beginning of Chapter Officer Election Period. Elect three alumnae members to AAC at the same time chapter officers are elected. November I-Send Fire Protection Affidavit or explanation of unavoidable delay in sending it to Director of Chapter House Corporations. November 1-Return Safety and Security Check form to Director of Chapter House Corporations. February 15 - Final date for chapter nomination for Amy Burnham Onken Award; send letter of nomination to Province President. February 15-AAC of each chapter in province send in its nomination for the Chapter Service Award to the Collegiate Province President. April I-Send Risk Audit Form to the Director of Undergraduate Programming. April I-Send Evaluation of Chapter Programming Covering "AIMI G STRAIGHT," An ALCOHOL AWARENESS PROGRAM, Video on RISK AVOIDANCE to Central Office. April 20 - Final date for election of chapter officers.

SECRETARY: Return the corrected Undergraduate Roster to Central Office as soon as possible after receipt in the fall. Notify Collegiate Province President and Central Office immediately when changes in chapter officers are made. Send initiation certificates to Central Office within three days after initiation. Coordinate with Chapter Treasurer who must send GT-\ form with the initiation fees. October IS-Send House Director data blank as directed on form. November 15-Scnd a copy of the chapter bylaws to the Collegiate Province President. (Copy to AAC Chairman) November 15 -Send name and address of president of Parents' Club to Central Office.

TREASURER: Send to Central Office. Pledge and/or repledge fees with GT-I form within ten days after any pledging or repledging ceremony. (Coordinate with the Vice President of Social Advancement who must send the pledge list.) Initiation fees (along with national dues) with GT-l form within three days after each initiation ceremony. Coordinate with the Secretary who must send the initiation certificates. Copy of Form 941-Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return (chapters having employees). Copy of Workman's Compensation Certificate of Insurance by November 1st. September 30 - Financial Form # 1 to Central Office. October 20-Send national dues of 530.00 per active member to Central Office on GT-I form listing members' names and initiation numbers. If initiated after due date member should pay national dues with initiation fees. November 15-990 and 990T tax returns due to the IRS. November 30-CPA Review and 99O/990T copies due to Central Office. December IS-Senior Application Blanks and Senior Dues for midyear graduates to Central Office. January 20-Send national dues of 530.00 per active member to Central Office on GT-I form listing members' names and initiation numbers. February 1-Financial Form # I to Central Office. April IS-Send Senior Blanks and Senior Dues for spring or summer graduates to Central Office. By May 20-Required contribution made payable to Pi Beta Phi Settlement School (Arrowmont). Send to the Director of Settlement School Finance, c/o Arrowmont, P.O. Box 567, Gatlinburg, TN 37738. Check must be accompanied by SS-#2 Form. Contributions made payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office for Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship Fund, Convention Hospitality Fund, Holt House, Emma Harper Turner Fund, Canadian Project, and unrestricted. Check must be accompanied by GT-I Form.

MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN: Send to Central Office within ten days after any pledging Rush Information Forms with proper signatures for each girl pledged. Send to Central Office the name and address of newly elected Chapter Membership Chairman on postcard provided in spring. Send the Membership/Panhellenic Rush Report, prepared jointly with the Panhellenic Delegate, to the Director of Membership, the Grand Vice President of Membership and the PC Delegate within ten days of each formal rush. Copy to Collegiate Province President. April 15 -Send report of Pledge-Initiation Statistics to the Director of Membership. Copies to Collegiate Province President and AAe.

66 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI PANHELLENIC DELEGATE: Send the Membership/Panhellenic Rush Report, prepared jointly with the Membership Chairman, to the Grand Vice President of Membership, the Director of Membership and the NPC Delegate within ten days of each formal rush. Copy to Collegiate Province President. April 15-Final date for Spring Panhellenic Report to NPC Delegate.

VICE PRESIDENT OF MORAL ADVANCEMENT: Before term of office ends, send a letter outlining your chapter's Fraternity Heritage program to the Director of Undergraduate Programming. Copies to Collegiate Province President and AAC Chairman. Within first 2 weeks of each term-Conduct Member Interest Survey ofpersonal and chapter needs and goals. (Will determine special interest groups and activities for each term.) Send to Executive Council for chapter action and inclusion in monthly letter to Collegiate Province President. February 15 - Final date for Active Evaluation. Whenever total number for active chapter is complete send to Province Coordinator with Form 305 and list of signatures. Evaluations must be received by the Province Coordinator by the February 15 deadline. NOTE: Fraternity Heritage Interest Group should first review each essay for ideas of immediate value and use to chapter and submit a written summary to Executive Council and AAC before sending all evaluations on to Province Coordinator. A copy of the summary is to be included with the active evaluations to be sent to the Province Coordinator. April 15 - Music Report, send to National Music Chairman. April30-Send entry for May L. Keller Award to Chairman, Arrowmont Board of Governors.

VICE PRESIDENT OF SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT: Send Major Formal Rush Evaluation within 2 weeks of close of rush to Director of Rush. Copy to Collegiate Province President and AAC Chairman. Send Ust of Pledges with parents' names and addresses within ten days of pledging to Central Office, Collegiate Province President, and Province Coordinator. Within one month after pledging, send to parents of pledges: letter from VP Social (previously approved by Collegiate Province President), letter from Grand Treasurer, and Pi Beta Phi brochure with financial page completed in consultation with chapter treasurer. Send Pledge Tests 3 weeks before initiation to Collegiate Province Coordinator with Form #205. NOTE: the Fraternity Orientation Interest Group, meeting with the AAe; is to review each pledge's written test and compile pertinent information before sending all tests on to the Province Coordinator. Send Pledge Program Report to Director of Pledge Development within 10 days after major initiation. Deadline for year: May 1. Copies to Collegiate Province President and AAC Chairman.

VICE PRESIDENT OF MENTAL ADVANCEMENT: 1. Academic Excellence Chapter Scholarship Blank, October 1-spring semester or quarter, annual; March 1-fall semester or quarter; May 1-winter quarter; send to Central Office. Copies to Collegiate Province PreSident, AAC Chairman. Scholarship Improvement Program -October 15, for those chapters below a 2.75 GPA for the preceding spring or winter term. March 15, for those chapters below 2.75 GPA for the preceding fall term. This is not a requirement for those chapters on academic supervision or probation. Individual Scholarship Blank-before March 15 to Central Office. Individual Academic Goal Cards stay within the chapter, but serve as the basis for Chapter Scholarship Blank and for the term evaluation of the vice president. 2. Publications See ARROW Correspondent's Calendar (from chapter spring mailing) for due dates and instructions. Idea Bank Contributions-send to those national Directors listed under Idea Bank, fall issue of ARROW. February I-carbon of first half of Chapter History to Supervisor of Chapter Histories. May 15 - Carbon of second half of Chapter History, along with complete original history, to Supervisor of Chapter Histories. In Convention year, chapter delegate take complete original history to Convention.

APPLICATION FOR FELLOWSHIp, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND LOANS: Blanks and information on how to make application may be obtained from Central Office. January 15-Letter of Application for Pi Beta Phi Fellowship due to Central Office. January 15 - Application for Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship, Ruth Barrett Smith Scholarship, Junior Alumnae Group Scholarship, Frances Hall Comly Scholarship, Louisiana Alpha Triple M Scholarship due to Grand Secretary. January 1 for spring session and April 1 for summer session-Scholarships and Assistantships to Arrowmont. Write to Arrowmont, Box 567, Gatlinburg, Tennessee 37738.

ALUMNAE ADVISORY COMMITTEES November 15 - In areas with a chartered Alumnae Club, Chapter Advisory members must be paid members of that club by this date. In areas with no chartered Alumnae Club, the Chapter Advisory members must pay National alumnae dues to Central Office by this date. November I-April 20-Time period for election of Chapter Advisory members, with election to correspond with that of chapter officers. Following election of Chapter Advisory members, send current list of Advisory members to Central Office on form provided, even if there are no changes.

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Due dates for reports are to be postmarked dates. Consult Fraternity Directory Fall Issue for names and addresses of National Officers.

PRESIDENT: September 18-For winter ARROW : News, features, pictures. Send to Editor of The ARROW. October 5-Copy due to Editor of The Chain. November but not later than March IS-Elect Alumnae Club Rush Information Committee Chairman and appoint at least 2 other members to serve from March 15 to March 15 of following year. ovember I to April 20-Elect two members of the AAC to coordinate with the election of chapter officers. AAC members are to be installed when elected. January 8-for spring ARROW : ews, features, pictures. Send to Editor of The ARROW. January IO-Copy due to Editor of The Chain. February 1-Election of club officers to be held no later than March 31 , officers to take office at the close of the fiscal year. February I-Evelyn Peters Kyle Angel Award Committee deadline for sending its nomination to its Alumnae Province President. (Convention year only.) March 17-for summer ARROW: News, feature, pictures. Send to Editor of The ARROW. March 3I-Send name and address of Rush Information Chairman to Central Office on postcard provided so that it will appear in Rushing Directory of summer ARROW. April 5-Copy due to Editor of The Chain. May-Installation of new officers at regular club meeting. July 7-for fall ARROW : News, features, pictures. Send to Editor of The ARROW.

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY: Must be recipient of The ARROW. September 20-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Winter ARRO\l:'. November IO-Mail 2 copies of club year book or program roster with program plans (page 23 of club President's Notebook) to the Alumnae Province President. January IO-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Spring ARROW. March 30-Send new officer list to Alumnae Province President and Central Office. April IO-Send in Memoriam notices to Central Office for Summer ARROW. April 12-Send letter with club news to Alumnae Club Forum Editor of The ARROW. July IO-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Fall ARROW.

TREASURER: Send national dues and receipts to Central Office as collected throughout the year. By May 20-Required contribution made payable to Pi Beta Phi Settlement School (Arrowmont)*' Send to the Director of Settlement School Finance, c/o Arrowmont, PO. Box 567, Gatlinburg, TN 37738. Check must be accompanied by SS-# I Form. Contributions made payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office for Holt House*, Convention Hospitality*, Harriet RutherfordJohnstone Scholarship Fund*, Junior Group Scholarship, Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund*, Canadian Project Fund and unrestricted. Check must be accompanied by GT-2 Form. *Required Contribution June 30-Send review cards to Alumnae Province President. June 30-Dues and donations should be receilJed in Central office to be counted for the current year.

RUSH INFORMATION CHAIRMAN: Winter-Review with Rush Information Committee areas to be listed in Summer ARROW. Send any changes in club area listings to Central Office no later than March 31st. March IS-Send report to Alumnae Province President.

HOUSE CORPORATION TREASURERS: September-Send annual reports to Director of Chapter House Corporations. Copy to Province President.

In Memoriam

Ruth Baldwin Stevens (Mr . Roy R.) Vermont Margaret Mace Turley (Mrs. M. C.) Indiana Martha Lynch Wiske (Mrs. J. P.) Indiana Beta, Alpha, 191 7;July, 1989 Delta, 1928; December, 1988 1941 ; May, 1989 Sue Marshall Sturges (Mrs. John B., Jr.) Marie Jorolemon Van Denbergh (Mrs. Robert, Claudia Johnson Young (Mrs. Philip c., Jr.) Missouri Alpha, 1950;January, 1989 Jr.) D.C. Alpha, 1934; August, 1989 Missouri Alpha, 1936; August, 1989 Mildred Edmonds Thomson (Mrs. Holland K) Priscilla Shaw Van Horn (Mrs. George A.) Marguerite Hammond Yung (Mrs. G. F) Colorado Beta, 1926; August, 1989 Maine Alpha, 1942; ovember, 1988 Oregon Alpha, 1920, affiliated Oregon Beta; Mary Ethel Thurston, Indiana Alpha, 1920; Marjorie Sanborn Wilkins, Virginia Alpha, 1939; September, 1989 September, 1988 April, 1989 Frances Barnard Zook (Mrs. Jay F. ) Ohio Beta, 1921 ; August, 1989

68 THE A~ROW OF PI BETA PHI In Memoriam The following are given in sequence: Name, Chapter, Initiation Year, Month and Year of Death. When submitting death notices to Central Office, please give month and year of death. Names cannot be listed without this information.

Strella Fritts Anderson (Mrs. CarlO.) Barbara Smith Floreth (Mes. Ralph) Illinois jacqueline Meyer Layman (Mrs. Arch H.) Washington Alpha, 1927; September, 1989 Zeta, 1925; june, 1989 Kansas Alpha, 194 1; August, 1989 jane Buchanan Arnold, Indiana Beta, 1950; Margaret Gray Ford (Mrs. R A.) Iowa Alpha, Ruth Griffith Lea (Mrs. Arden 0.) Ohio Beta, August, 1989 1934; july, 1989 1915;june, 1989 Florence Langley Austin (Mrs. Robert S.) Dr. Elizabeth Edmonson Franco (Mrs. Alfredo Catherine White Mayforth (Mrs. Harold A., jr.) Vermont Alpha, 1918; August, 1989 E.) Louisiana Beta, 1959; August, 1989 Vermont Beta, 1945; May, 1989 Cherry Skinner Barnes (Mrs. Charles C.) Mary Free Galloway, South Carolina Alpha, Elizabeth Sparks McCann (Mrs. William 1') Alabama Alpha, 1965; April, 1989 1940; August, 1989 South Dakota Alpha, 1936; August, 1989 Mary Turnbaugh Stuart Barquist (Mrs. Alice Hight Gerard (Mrs. A. S.) Arkansas Alpha, Margaret Stavrum McGrath (Mrs. A. R) Clarence A.) Illinois Zeta, 1933; November, 1914; December, 1988 Wisconsin Alpha, 1918; March, 1989 1988 Mary Thompson Gibbs (Mrs. W D.) Oklahoma Pauline Green McKnight, California Gamma, Thelma Hord Beach (Mrs. Howard) New York Alpha, 1937;july, 1989 1935; August, 1989 Alpha, 1924; August, 1989 Mildred Allen Griffing (Mrs. M. Scudder) Elizabeth Phares McVey (Mrs. E. 1<.) Illinois Mary Frances Loftus Beal (Mes. William C.) Kentucky Alpha, 1927, affiliated Michigan Beta-Delta, 1934;june, 1989 Arizona Alpha, 1920, affiliated California Beta; july, 1989 Elizabeth Brayden Melzer (Mrs. R B.) Gamma; july, 1989 Margaret Craver Grimm (Mrs. john C.) Colorado Beta, 1945; November, 1988 Ellen Manning BeaJI (Mrs. Francis)., jr.) New Pennsylvania Gamma, 1927; August, 1988 Laura Parker Meredith (Mrs. L. D.) Vermont York Alpha, 1923;july, 1989 julia Cox Crown Grymes (Mrs. H. Winfield) Beta, 1914; August, 1989 Lois Myers Becker (Mrs. G. B., jr.) New York South Carolina Alpha, 1935; August, 1989 Cozette Henry Miller (Mrs. Edward D.) Delta, 1946; October, 1988 Ruth Sanford Haggquist (Mrs. 1') North Dakota Oregon Beta, 1932; August, 1989 Lucille Williams Benedum (Mrs. T. R) Alpha, 1921; October, 1988 Marie Esch Moore (Mrs. Donald R) Wisconsin Oklahoma Alpha, 1925;july, 1989 Martha Birdsong Hammans (Mrs. H.) Arkansas Alpha, 1918; August, 1989 Elizabeth Meriwether Benson, Missouri Alpha, Alpha, 1947; August, 1989 Annie Gist Morehead (Mrs. E.) Nebraska Beta, 1923; August, 1989 Betty Bassett Hammond (Mrs. Charles) Texas 1917; August, 1989 Jessie Paul Bernard (Mes. Walter G.) Ontario Alpha, 1942; August, 1989 Margaret Green Morris (Mrs. Vernon james) Alpha, 1920; August, 1989 Florence Farr Hard (Mrs. Milton L.) Vermont Washington Beta, 1927; july, 1989 Mary Shirkey Bittinger (Mes. john B., jr.) West Beta, 1920; March, 1989 Peggy Campbell Owens, Virginia Alpha, 1937, Virginia Alpha, 1927;july, 1989 Sara G. Harnden, Vermont Alpha, 1929; january, affiliated Texas Alpha; july, 1989 Frances KJyver Blake (Mrs. I. George) Indiana 1989 Frances Summers Packard (Mrs. Martin 0.) Alpha, 1920; May, 1989 Eva Smither Hawley (Mrs. Henry H., jr.) Washington Gamma, 1948; August, 1989 Elizabeth Patterson Bond (Mrs. C. W) Virginia Alpha, 1928; April, 1989 Mary Lou Ross Powers (Mrs. john M.) North Pennsylvania Beta, 1917; june, 1989 janet McNair Hefferlin (Mrs. C. H.) Washington Dakota Alpha, 1942; july, 1989 Mary Ramsey Bostwick (Mrs. ). L.) Florida Beta, 1952;july, 1989 Margaret Thornburg Pyle (Mrs. Harold D.) Beta, 1935; September, 1989 Sarah Vann Henagan, North Carolina Alpha, Indiana Beta, 1919; july, 1989 Grace Donnelly Bovee (Mes. David G.) 1933; August, 1989 josephine Newell Rider (Mrs. W N.) Missouri Missouri Beta, 1920; August, 1989 Sharrot Mayer Henderson (Mrs. john D.) New Alpha, 1917; july, 1989 Emmy Lou Douglas Bowen (Mrs. H. E.) York Delta, 1934; August, 1989 Eleanore White Ringle (Mrs. B. F.) Oregon Alpha, 1921 ;july, 1989 Tencie McNinch Henderson (Mes. Byron S.) Pennsylvania Delta, 1919; August, 1989 Alice Brooks Bush (Mrs. Chester 1<.) Vermont West Virginia Alpha, 1921; january, 1989 Doris Gates Robben (Mrs. B. E.) Kentucky Beta, 1929; july, 1989 Clyde Duncan Henman (Mrs. ). D.) North Alpha, 1941 ; February, 1989 Viola Husted Christiansen (Mrs. Charles C.) Carolina Alpha, 1930; june, 1989 Alberta Callison Robinson (Mrs. ). F.) Arkansas Oregon Beta, 1920; May, 1989 Alice Coffman Hiester (Mrs. Lewis D. II) Alpha, 1932; june, 1989 Frances Fowler Conley (Mrs. C. E.) Wyoming Indiana Alpha, 1929; july, 1989 Mariann Bach Robson (Mrs. ). R) California Alpha, 1913; December, 1988 Ina Shaull Hileman (Mrs. R R) Iowa Alpha, Delta, 194 7; june, 1989 M. Eulalia Cosgriff, North Dakota Alpha, 1921; 1918; March, 1989 Florence Keeler Rutledge (Mrs. Alexander) May, 1989 Margaret Browne Hoerner (Mrs. M. T. ) Virginia Illinois Zeta, 1935; August, 1989 Dorothy Eyc1eshymer Cotes (Mrs. Mervin F. ) Alpha, 1925; August, 1989 Marion Maclaren Sanderson (Mrs. A. C.) Illinois Zeta, 1918; june, 1989 Mildred Fairbairn Hoopes (Mrs. M. F.) Illinois Ontario Alpha, 1920; january, 1989 Betty Robb Cralle (Mes. joseph F. II) Illinois Delta, 1922; May, 1989 Mary Virginia Hewitt Schlereth (Mrs. Howard) Epsilon, 1945; February, 1989 Becnyce Scott Humphrey (Mrs. ). R) Illinois Ohio Alpha, 1928;july, 1989 Ruth Palmer Cram, Vermont Beta, 1936; july, Beta, 1914; August, 1989 Elizabeth Sexton Schmoll (Mrs. Robert J.) 1989 Virginia Hansen Ismond (Mrs. Edward R ) Indiana Delta, 1942; june, 1989 Alice Dehn Davie (Mrs. john F.) Iowa Zeta, Ohio Delta, 1937;june, 1989 Marjorie L. Seltzer, Colorado Beta, 1927; 1947; August, 1989 Rowena Benjamin jenkins (Mes. 1'1') Iowa September, 1988 Laura Stealey Davis (Mrs. ). R) Missouri Beta, Gamma, 1932;june, 1989 Mercedes Ellis Sentney ( Mes. I<. E.) Kansas 1938; May, 1989 Myrtle Ray Keeny, Pennsylvania Gamma, 1924; Alpha, 1928; November, 1988 Mary Isgreen Doran (Mrs. Bernard F.) Utah August, 1989 Margaret Fairchild Short (Mes. Charles R.) Alpha, 1930; September, 1989 Christine Nelson Kelley (Mrs. Pearce C. ) Nevada Alpha, 1918; june, 1989 Marguerite Keller Eardley (Mrs. Doral) Utah Arkansas Alpha, 1929; August, 1989 Glenna Sorensen, Wyoming Alpha, 1946 ; Alpha, 1931; September, 1989 Lucy Wharton Kindred (Mrs. W H.) Texas August, 1989 Hazel Reed Ellis (Mes. Floyd) Washington Beta, 1916; january, 1989 Esther Pauley Spelman (Mes. A. E.) Wyoming Alpha, 1916; july, 1989 Patricia Scherman LaIIler (Mrs. ). H.) Ohio Alpha, 1920; july, 1989 Eloise johnson Evans (Mes. Lawrence J.) Zeta, 1958; April, 1989 Geraldine Knight Stephens (Mes. ). B., jr.) Maryland Alpha, 1922; March, 1989 B. Averil Thompson Lankford (Mrs. Benjamin Florida Alpha, 1947; May, 1989 Martha Cardwell Feagin (Mes. jo hn L. ) Virginia G.) ew York Gamma, 1929; September, Marilee Brittain Sterling (Mrs. Thomas) Alpha, 1923; August, 1989 1989 Oklahoma Alpha, 1922; May, 1989

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 69 FRATERNITY DIRECTORY- WINTER, 1989 Officers FORME. GRAND PRESIDENTS APPOINTED NATIONAL OFFICERS Alice Weber Johnson (Mrs. Irwin T.) MO Belli, Box 337, Carmel Valley, CA 93924 Editor of The ARIlOW-)enniler Moeller (Miss), MO Alpha, Pi Beta Phi CeDlral Oflice, 77 30 Dorothy Weaver Morgan (Mrs. Kent R.) NE Beta, 2540 Stockwell, Lincoln, NE 68502 Carondelet, Suite 333, SI. Louis, MO 63105 Sarahjane Paulson Vanasse (Mrs. Horace) WA Beta, 3401 25th West, #520, Seattle, WA 98199 National Panbellenlc Conference Delegate -)ean Wirths ScOll (Mrs Jon) PA Belli, 1186 Elizabeth Turner Orr (Mrs. J. Gordon) OR Alpha, 14800 SW 106th, Tigard, OR 97223 Cedarwood Drive, Moraga, CA 94556 Jean Wirtbs ScOll (Mrs. Jon) PA Belli, 1186 Cedarwood Drive, Moraga, CA 94556 National Fraternity Historian-Barbara Sands Olsen (Mrs. James C.) IL Zeta, 30965 Clinton , Bay Village, OH 44140 OFFICERS EMERITUS Supervisor of Cbapter Histories - Wynne Cook lOenner (Mrs. J. A.) TN Alpha, 1314 Tabitha Grand President Emeritu5-Marianne Reid Wild (Mrs. Roben) KS Alpha, The Westwood, 5101 Drive, Hixson, TN 37343 Ridgefield Rd., Bethesda, MD 20816 National Conventloo Coordinator-Mary Kahlenberg Schroeder (Mrs. Alan) IL Epsilon, 4284 Grand Treasurer Emeritus-Orpha O'Rourke Coenen (Mrs. Andrew G.) IN Delta, P.O. Box 8, Woodland Shadows Place, Santa Rosa, CA 95404 Uttle Chute, WI 54140 Assistant National Convention Coordinator- Jerelyn Wright Biehl (Mrs. Sean) CA Delta, 1833 1\JSlin Street, San Diego, CA 92106 GRAND COUNCIL Elections Coordinator-janet Goode Durham (Mrs. J. M.) WI Gamma, 10512 Cochise Avenue , Grand President-Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg (Mrs. Joseph M.) OH Alpha, 6512 Anna Maria Scottsdale, AZ 85258 Coun, Mclean, VA 22101 National Archivist -Annelle Mitchell Mills (Mrs. Jack P.) At Alpha, 2128 Vestridge Drive, Grand Vice President of Collegians-Jo Ann Minor Roderick (Mrs. M. W,) OK Belli, 701 Birmingham, AL 35216 Greystone, Stillwater, OK 74074 Parliamentarian-Janice Schrader Mossman (Mrs. David W.) NE Belli, 1211 North 126 SI. , Grand Vke President of Alumnae - Sara Shipley Bowers (Mrs. Donald S.) NC Alpha, P.O. Box Omaha, NE 68154 10177, fon Smith, Ai 72917 Graduate Consultant Coordinator-Cirrelda Barnard Mills (Mrs. A. J. , Jr.) OK Alpha, 1985 Grand Vice President of Pbllanthropies-Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell (Mrs. Bruce T.) KS Stony Hill Road, Boulder, CO 80303 Alpha, 165 Redwood Drive, Hillsborough, CA 94010 Supervisor of Province Coordinators-Patricia Friend Cooke (Mrs. w.w.) ID Alpha, 10328 Grand Vice President of Membersbip-Carolyn Pavletich Lesh (Mrs. Larry M.) TX Delta, #1 Berkshire Rd ., Bloomington, MN 55437 Forest Park, Richardson, TX 75080 Coordinator of Special ProllJ'Rlllming-BellY Staggs Huckabay (Mrs. Gary) OK Alpha, 2114 Grand Secretary-Beth van Maanen Beatty (Mrs. C. C.) TX Gamma, 1506 San Sebastian Lane, Edi nburgh, Yukon, OK 73099 Nassau Bay, TX 77058 Grand Treasurer-Carollnge Warren (Mrs. Richard J.) NC Belli, 5439 Cascade Drive, Lisle, IL SPECIAL OFFICERS 60532 Traveling Graduate Cons ultants-Amy Barller, Lisa Dale Gossard, Deborah Hoeschele, Lisa walters DIUCTORS Resident Graduate Consultants- Michelle Miller, CA Lambda; Kathryn Murphy, CT Beta; Dlreetor of Academic Standards-Ann warmack Erookshire (Mrs. Brad) TX Belli, 820 Andrea Noland, OH 10lll; Danelte Poole, NY Alpha; Laurie Vaskov, PA Theta Colony; Holly Means, Mal lory Coun, Tyler, TX 75703 NJ Alpha Colony Dlreetor of Alumnae Activities-Sara Oliver Millener (Mrs. John D.) TN Gamma, 203 Resident Traveling Consultant- Kimberly Foust, MS Beta Sagramore Lane, Simpsonville, SC 29681 Dlreetor of Alumnae Advisory Committees-Sarah Ruth Mullis (Miss) SC Alpha, 10 Kings PI BETA PHI CEJlITRA L OFFICE Tavern Place, Atl anlll, GA 30318 Executive Dlrector- Virgi nia Bland fry (Mrs. Hugh L.) TN Belli, Pi Beta Phi Central Office, Dlreetor of A111J1lJ1a Extension -Janet Blume Ham ilton (Mrs. A. R.) IN Zeta, 20 Herilllge 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, SI. Louis, MO 63105-Phone 3141727-7338 Lane, Stamford, CT 06903 Controller- Lee Ulrich, Pi Beta Phi Central Ollice, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, SI. Louis, MO Dlreetor of Alumnae Records -Sara Wareham Waggoner (Mrs. D. D.) WI Alpha, 3223 63 105 Hartlord Road, Orange, CA 92669 Communications Coordinator- Jenniler Moeller (Miss), MO Alpha, Pi Beta Phi Central Olliee, Dlreetor of Chapter House Corporations-Lou Ann Montgomery Ca ner (Mrs. William B.) OK 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, SI. Louis, MO 63105 Alpha, Box 3925, 8 Barberry Lane, Wilmington, DE 19807 Director of Collegiate Extension - Carolyn Cromb Brada (Mrs. Donald R.) KS Alpha, 52 FRATERNITY INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVES Mission Road, Wichilll, KS 67207 Property and Liability Insurance Director of Membersbip - Betty Blades Lofton (Mrs. T. M.) IN Gamma, 9060 Pickwick Drive. Corbi n-Gillespie Agency, 1592 Conner SI., P.O. Box 190, Noblesville, IN 46060 indianapolis, IN 46260 Group Hospital Indemnity Plan Insurance Dlreetor of Pledge Development-Elizabeth Jordan Holman (Mrs. Calvin) AZ Alpha, 9225 Insurance Administrators Co., 216 N. 11th St., Lincoln, NE 68508 NoMb 53rd Place, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 Dlreetor of Rush -Gayla Velvin Ferree (Mrs. Charles) OK Alpha, 3413 Acorn Run , fon Wonh, NATIONAL BOARD OF TRUSTEE FUNDS TX 76109 Chairman-Carollnge War ren (Mrs. Richard J.) NC Belli, 5439 Cascade Drive, Lisle, IL 60532 Director of Undergraduate ProllJ'RlllOllng -SheiJa Graham Sherman (Mrs. Roben) IL Theta, Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg (Mrs. Joseph M.) OH Alpha, 6512 Anna Maria Ct. , Mclean, VA 22101 804 WhIte Willow Bay, Palatine, IL 60067 Laura Speer Varney (Mrs. T. W,) KS Belli, 216 Forkham Rd., Manhallan, KS 66502 Orpha O' Rourke Coenen (Mrs. Andrew G.) IN Delta, P.O. Box 8, Little Chute, WI 54140 Jean Wirths Stoll (Mrs. Jon) PA Belli, 1186 Cedarwood Dr., Moraga, CA 94546 Standing Committees

Budget and Finance Committee- Chairman -Carol lnge Warren (Mrs. Richard J.) 5439 Pledge ProllJ'RlllOling-Director of Pledge Development, Elizabeth Jordan Holman (Mrs. Cascade Dr., Usle, IL 60532 Calvi n) 9225 NoMb 53rd Place, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 Canadian Philanthropies Committee-Cbairman - Helen SleevesJull (Mrs.), 1318 Quebec A.ctive Chapter Programming-Director 01 Undergraduate Programming, Sheila Graham Ave . SW; Calgary, AI! T2T IG2, CANADA Sherman (Mrs. R. F.) 304 White Willow Bay, Pal ati ne, IL 60067 The Cbain-Director of Alumnae Activities-Sara Oliver Millener (Mrs. John D.) 203 legislative Committee-Chairman -Jan Kinnune HiUesland (Mrs. Kent L.) 882 Camino Sagramore Lane, Simpsonville, SC 29681 Ricardo, Moraga, CA 94556 Alumnae Committee for Continuing Education-Chairman - Maurine Hager Jones (Mrs. Loan Fund Committee-Chairman -Joan McBain Stettler (Mrs. wayne D.) 16 Huron Dr., K. C.) 14 Dogwood Coon, walnut Creek, CA 94598 Chatham, NJ 07928 Convention Commlttee-Chairman- Mar tha Wohler Bickel (Mrs. F. Gilbert III) 30 Huntleigh Music Committee-Cbalnnan - Linda Hoober W'olssberg (Mrs. )ames) 6101 Howe Dr., Fairway, Woods, St. Louls, MO 63131 KS 66205 Emma Harper 1'Ilrner Memorial Fund Committee-Cbairman - Evelyn Peters Kyle (Mrs. Nominating Committee-Chairman - Barbara Varner Frizell (Mrs. E. E. II) 2609 Heather Stanley) 23 Oak Knoll Gardens, Pasadena, CA 91106 Parkway, Hutchi nson, KS 67502 Holt House Committee-ChaIrman - Anne Travis O'Coo nell (Mrs. Roben F.) \I Homewood, Settlement School Committee-Cbairman - Kay Murray Pirrong (Mrs. Glenn w') 8 Carol St. Louis, MO 63122 Road, Westfield, NJ 07090 House Diftctor Committee-Director of Chapter House Corporations - Lou Ann Dlreetor of Settlement Scbool Finance-Carol Inge Warren (Mrs. Richard J. ) 5439 Montgomery Carter (Mrs. Wtlliam B.) Box 3925, 8 Barberry Lane, Wilmington, DE 19807 Cascade Dr., Usle, IL 60532 Idea Bank Commlttee- Dlreetor, Arrowmont Scbool of Arts and Crafts - Sandra Blain, Arrowmont, Box 567, Academic ProllJ'RlllOling-Director of Academic Standards, Ann warmack Brookshire (Mrs. Gatlinburg, TN 37738 Brad) 3813 Glendale, Tyler, TX 75701 Assistant Director (ArroWlnont) - William Griffith, Box 567, Gatlinburg, TN 37738 Membership Programming-Director of Membership, Betty Blades Lolton (Mrs. T. M.) Business Manager-Nadine Whined (Mrs. Tom ) Box 567, Gatlinburg, TN 37738 9060 Pickwick Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46260 Arroweraft, Inc. (Arrowcraft Shop)-576 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738 Rush Programming-Director of Rush , Gayla Velvin Ferree (Mrs. M. C.) 3413 Acorn Run , Arr"Owcraft MaJlaler-Mary Dale Swan, 576 Parkway, Gatlinburg, T 37738 Fon WoMb , TX 76109

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