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Sigma Kappa Archives Sigma \ I ~ 'l'l . , I COLBY ( AWARD \ r t ~ ~ ~i~~ The COLBY AWARD has been established in honor of the college where Sigma Kappa was founded in 1874. This award will be presented at national convention in Denver, to alumnae members of Sigma Kappa in recognition of their achievements in careers and professional life. ~~ These awards will be bestowed at each convention and will be an exciting addition to the alumnae awards presentations. The nominees for this award must be of national prominence and presently active in their field. The award requires more than local recognition. Fields to consider: arts and literature, business, education, professional, science, sports, and volunteer. National Council is soliciting nominations from collegiate and alumnae chapters, plus national and field officers. Submit the form below and a letter of recommendation to: Cyndy Kelly, 6204 Moray Cove, Memphis, Tennessee 38119. ALL NOMINATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY APRIL 1, 1984. This form must be accompanied by a one page, typed letter of recommendation briefly describing how the nominee qualifies for the COLBY AWARD. The letter may be supported with news and/or magazines articles. I COLBY AWARD NOMINATION j ' NoMINEE'S NAME: -c;:-..,.,-----___,..___,.,,....,..-----.,.-,....,....,--------------..,.,.__,..~-~ (fust) (maiden) (married) (husbands name) COMPLETE ADDRESS: __________________________________ UNIVERSITY OR CoLLEGE: ________________ DEGREE EARNED: _______ CoLLEGIATE CHAPTER: _________________ INITIATION YEAR: _______ ; I ALUMNAE CHAPTER: __________________________~------ NOMINEE'S PARTICIPATION IN SIGMA KAPPA ACTIVITIES:------------------- ~ ' FIELD OF ACHIEVEMENT:------------------------------- OuTSTANDING HoNoRs oR REcoGNITION: _________________________ ! I J ........................................................................................................................................(Use the back side of this form if more space is needed.) Nominatedby:_~~~~~==~~~~~~------------------------------------­!couegiate chapter, alumnae chapter, or individual) If chapter, name of president: ___________________________ (street) (city) (state) (zip) Features~-- Colby Award nominations sought ................................. 2 Vol. 77 Winter No.3 1984 Jackie Meissner, currently district director for Dis­ trict III, has been appointed assistant convention Official magazine of Sigma Kappa Soror­ chairman for the 1984 Sigma Kappa National Conven­ ity founded at Colby College, Waterville, Maine, November 9, 1874. tion in Denver. Meissner selected to assist convention chairman ................... 4 NATIONAL COUNCIL "Rush to the Rockies!" ... ...... ... .. ... ... .. ... ........ .. ... ... 5 National President: Barbara Wirt Clark­ Zeta Psi installed at Cleveland State University ................... 6-7 son (Mrs. Ralph), East 1122-20th Delicious temptation: Sigma Kappa cookbook. 8 Ave., Spokane, W A 99203 National Vice President for Alumnae: Sigma scholars listed . 9 Linda Oden Berkshire (Mrs. Rice), 31901 Avenida Evita, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 National Vice President for Collegiate Chapters: Carol (Jackie) Jackson Phil­ lips (Mrs. Richard), P.O. Box 467, Mo­ reno, CA 92360 National Vice President for Expansion: A joint collegiate-alumnae workshop for Epsilon Xi­ Diana Wood Hill (Mrs. Bradley), 2501 Adrian sprouts successful ideas for other chapters, 85th Ave. N.E., Bellevue, WA 98004 including a Dignity Party and an image workshop. National Secretary: Phyllis Harris Mark­ ley (Mrs. Donald), 1802 W. Moss, Peo­ "Come Grow With Us" ....................................... 10-11 ria, IL 61606 Southwestern Sigmas meet in New Orleans ....................... 11 National Treasurer: Marylou Sayler Turner (Mrs. John), 645 W. 69th St., Tucson Panhellenic honors Nellie Wolfe ............... .. ...... ... 13 Kansas City, MO 64113 Pearl Court recipients listed . 17 National Panhellenic Conference Dele­ gate: Ruth Rysdon Miller (Mrs. Karl Donna Ault named Teacher of the Year ........................... 21 B.), 13020 S. W. 92nd Ave., A312, Mi­ Alumnae: We need you . 22 ami, FL 33176 Data: Information about new TCs, GCs .................. ..... 24-26 College Loan Fund explained. 26 CENTRAL OFFICE National Council recommendations come from you . 38, 39 Director of Central Office: Lois Waltz Vernon (Mrs. Robert), 1717 West 86th Street, Suite 600, Indianapolis, IN 46260 317-872-3275 Financial Administrator: Theresia Walk­ er Hoggatt (Mrs. Jerome) TRIANGLE STAFF Editor: Linda Wright Bardach (Mrs. Departments__ Neil), 2212 Riverwood Ct., Sarasota, FL33581 Chapter Anniversaries ......................................... 7 Collegiate Editor: Anne Atkinson Laun Idea Mart ....................... ............................... 9 (Mrs. Craig), 35 Concord Woods Dr., Milford, OH 45150 Sigmas Here and There ............ ...... , . 12 Alumnae Editor: Anne Weaver Booske Letters . 12 (Mrs. Henry), 2026 Northbrook Dr., From the Alumnae .. .... .............. .............. .. ... 13-21, 23 Lancaster, PA 17601 Feature Editor: Kenna Giffin, 4321 Deaths . 23 Briarbend, Houston, TX 77035 From the Collegians ....... .... ............................ 27-33, 36 SIGMA KAPPA TRIANGLE is published Lost Pearls .................................................... 34 quarterly by Sigma Kappa. 1717 W. 86th St., Suite 600, Indianapolis, IN 46260 and printed by Compolith GraphiCII and Maury Boyd and Associate&. Send chanp of address, subscription and corraponclence of a busiDelll nature to Central Oftice, 1717 W. 86th St., Suite 600, Indianapo­ U.,IN 46260. On The majestic beauty of Colorado beck­ Correapondence ia to be addreseed to the ap­ JII"(IPl'W.e aditor. Deadlinee: spriDs (Dec. 16), ons to Sigma Kappas. Join the "Rush IIWIIIIliD' (Mar. 161. fall (June 161, winter (Sept. to the Rockies"-read about the 1984 16). s-d-class poetap peid at lndlllll8polia, convention, pages 4-5, and make plans IN ad a addl&iaaal1118i11Djr o81cee. Priated ill The now to visit Denver, convention site. U.S.A. Slpla Kappa USPS 496-080. Cover 3 Meissner selected to assist JACKIE: convention chairman in Denver When Sigma Kappas "Rush to the Rockies" for the 1984 convention, Jackie Lea Meissner, Iota, will welcome all with enthusiasm, humor and genuine sisterliness. Because of her generous use of her tal­ ents and time and her ready smile and sense of fun, Sigma Kappa is fortunate, indeed, that Jackie has agreed to act as the assistant chairman of the 1984 Sigma Kappa National Convention in Denver, Colo­ rado. As a member of Iota chapter at the University of Denver, Jackie was pledge president, pledge trainer, president of the chapter, and honored as one of six outstanding senior women. She is a mem­ ber of Denver Area alumnae chapter, was collegiate province officer for six years and is now collegiate district director for District III. Fred, her husband, is a geologist with Bird Oil Company. As a family, they enjoy travel, downhill and cross-country skiing and camping with their three children. Using her training in the speech/special education field, Jackie has taught for several years and is cur­ rently tutoring. Her talents in drawing, painting and gourmet cooking are generously offered to her many friends and to Sigma sisters. She has been active in her church and community as a member of the Mortar Board alumnae, past president of A.A.U.W., past president of Roswell, New Mexico Panhellenic and past president of Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists Auxiliary. Jackie has served in several capacities in Scouts for both sons and daughter, as officer in all levels in P.T.O., on her Civic Association Board for years, as Sunday school teacher an_d on Administrative Board for the Methodist Church. As Sigma Kappa's assistant convention chair­ man, Jackie can draw on her experience as one of the chairmen of the past two National American Association of Petroleum Geologists Conventions with several thousand attending. Jackie, along with Carol Winter, convention chairman, and the many other Sigmas working behind the scene, will make the 1984 convention beneficial and memorable with an opportunity for delegates to learn, to be inspired and to renew friendships and make new ones. As Sigma Kappas "Rush to the Rockies", they will share a sincere welcome of a native Coloradan and her many co-workers. /:::,. by BETTY B EAVER TiNSMAN , Tau 4 Denver site of 1984 convention . 'Rush to the Rockies!' Pack up your convention gear and join the "Rush seeing tour of The Denver Zoo, Botanical Gardens, to the Rockies" ! Denver's Marriott Hotel is the site The Denver Art Museum, Museum of Natural His- for the 1984 National Sigma Kappa Convention, tory, Denver University, the Molly Brown House, June 20-24. Red Rocks Amphitheater, The State Capitol with Denver, the its gold dome, Mile High City, is Confluence Park, situated in the a n d m o r e . middle of Colo- Denverites are rado with a back- proud of the Den- drop of the Rocky ver Broncos, a Mountains and National Football within 20 minutes League team, and of the foothills, the Denver Nug- w it h a c c e s s gets basketball through several team with their canyons and high- o u t s t a n d i n g ways to the high- sports complexes, er peaks and Mile High Stadi- many resort urn and McNic- areas. hold's Arena. Cit- Tourists "Rush izens of Denver to the Rockies'' are equally proud all seasons of the The Wall Street of the West, 17th Street, is the center of Denver's financial district, of the Denver year. In winter, and is lined with hotels, restaurants, banks and investment
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