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BETA PHI Frie~hips Through The )1--.. -- .~ dear Pi Beta Phi Legacy EDITOR, Introduction Form EDITOR'S NOTE: This is your page-made available to anyone wishing to comment on articles, the magazine, or any topiC of interest to our readers. Letters must be signed with full name, address, and chapter. We reseroe the right to edit as needed to space requirements This form is provided as a convenience for Pi Phi and content. alumnae to introduce legacies to collegiate chapters. Please complete the following to ensure that the chap­ Diversity article helps Panhellenic ter is aware of your legacy. A complete list of chapters, their membership chairmen and addresses appear on I would like to express my sincere thanks to Pi Beta Phi for running as The Arrow's winter 1989 cover story, "Enrichment Through Diversity." As pages 31-37. Please remember that this introduc­ Panhellenic vice president for membership at the University of Kansas, I am tion does not take the place of a Rush Informa­ in charge of education and training of all rush chairmen as well as rush tion Form. counselors and this article could not have been featured at a better time. Since taking office October 1, the issue that Panhellenic has tried to promote is that of the importance of cultural diversity within our system. Date: ______The most effective way of reaching members is through education and to serve as a supplement to speeches about diversity's importance, I copied To ______Chapter "Enrichment Through Diversity" for all 50 rush counselors and 14 rush chairmen. ______College/University These women have taken this article back to their respective chapters, along with the knowledge gained from guest speakers. Because of this information, they have served as resources for their chapters. It is time that sister Greeks realize that cultural diversity is a necessity in the face of an ever­ This is to inform you that my daughter changing society. We must take steps to ensure that the Greek community granddaughter reflects these changes in its membership. Thank you Pi Phi for addressing this important issue. The University of Kansas Panhellenic will always benefit from articles such as this. name Stacey Warren Kansas Alpha from ______will be/is a West Des Moines, IA city, state Legacy sends thanks student on your campus as a freshman, soph- I am a new initiate as ofJanuary of the South Carolina Beta Chapter and I'm proud to say I come from a line of wonderful Pi Phis. My sister, Cindy omore, junior, senior (circle one) beginning Crosby, is an Ohio Zeta and my mother, Sharon Camp Crosby is an alumna of the same chapter. ______(date). I want to use this letter to thank my sister for her support and my mother for making my Pi Phi initiation experience as perfect as can be. My mother surprised me and flew down from Michigan for it. She made her grand Her school address (if known) will be/is surprise appearance at the Cookie Shine and participated in the rest of the ceremonies. The Pi Phi tradition was passed onto me as my mother's pin was placed on my dress. All I have to say is, "Mom, thanks. I love you, and you're truly an angel in disguise." Elizabeth Crosby Signed: ______~------South Carolina Beta First, Maiden, Last Clemson, SC

Family member honors a Pi Phi Street Address

As I read the article "Ohio Alpha Celebrates 100th Anniversary,'· I wished my aunt, Vernah Stewart Gardner, had still been alive to join in the City State Zip Telephone festivities. Aunt Vernah was initiated at West Virginia Alpha, but soon transferred to Ohio University. She lived all of her adult life in the Athens Chapter of Initiation ______area and participated in Pi Phi activities at the local and national levels. At the time of her death in 1976, she was serving as Grand Treasurer, a position she accepted after several years as Grand Secretary. Year of Initiation ______Aunt Vernah loved Pi Beta Phi and would have been so proud of her chapter's centennial. I write this to recognize her contributions to the Send completed form to Chapter Membership fraternity and to pay tribute to her memory. Chair man concerned. A complete list is found on Ethel R. Detch West Virginia Alpha pages 25-31 of this issue of the ARROW. Franklin, TN

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Contents Arrow Editor Dear Ed,ItIJIt •••••••••••••••••••• 2 FOUNDERS OF THE FRATERNITY Jennifer Moeller Emma Brownlee Kilgore (1848-1924) Pi Beta Phi Central Office Fahue Artlde Margaret Campbell (1846-1936) 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 Pi Beta Phi: St. Louis, MO 63105 Libbie Brook Gaddis (1850-1933) 314/727-7338 Frien«hhlps Through the Years 4 Ada Bruen Grier (1848-1924) FAX: 314/727-8049 VIIIaucwa Un.IfttsIty Clara Brownlee Hutchinson (1850-1931) 7 From Pi Phi Pens 1nRa'1M:lcMJ •••••••••••••••••• Fannie Whitenack Libbey (1848-1941) (Book Reviews) News (J6 Anowmont and Rosa Moore (1848-1924) Clare Harding Sanford ~ •••••••••••••••••• 12 Jennie Nicol, M. D. (1845-1881) (Mrs. Frank W.), Little Inez Smith Soule (1846-1941) Professor Book Center, IIeIploa 0tIIers •.•....•••••...• 16 Fannie Thomson (1848-1868) Hilltown Vtllage Center, Short StorIes of Sapcious Sisters 20 Chesterfield, MO 63017 Jennie Horne 'furnbull (1846-1932) Rush lIdormation Nancy Black Wallace (1846-1918) Address Changes and In Memoriam Chapter Membership Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730 Carondelet, 0IaIraIa0. .•.•••.•••••..•. . 25 Suite 333, Club Rush Information Founded 1867 St. Louis, MO 63105 ~ ••••••••••••••••• 32 Pi Beta Phi initiates ..•.••••••• 38 COU I CI ,,,.,u, .. ,,y (DtlOft' ASSOCI,U""'" In MeaIOliam ••••••••••••••••• 49 The ARROW of Pi Beta Phi (USPS 032-540) is published quarterly by Pi 1990-91 Graduate Conau1tants .. 52 Beta Phi Fraternity, 7730 Carondelet, FraternIty DIrectory ••••••••••• 54 Suite 333, St. Louis, MO 63105-3328. Sec­ ond class postage paid at St. Louis, MO. Dear~ ••••••• ••••••••••• 55 POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The ARROW of Pi Beta Phi, 7730 Caron­ delet, Suite 333, St. Louis, MO 63105- 3328. Correspondence of an editorial nature is to be addressed to the editor. Correspondence of a business nature should be sent to Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis, MO 63105.

Copy deadlines: Cover-Friendship, at the heart of Pi Spring: January 10 Phi, binds members from college days Summer: April 10 on. (Photo by Taylor Photograpby, St. Fall: July 10 Louis.) Winter: October 10

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 3 J PI BETA PHI Friendships Through The Years

Friendship. It is at the very heart of by Jennifer Moeller to school, finding a better job or sim­ our organization. The Preamble of I.e. ply trying something new. Sorosis included the cultivation of Oliker explains that women, unlike friendship as the first object of the men, continue to make friends, have Fraternity. Since our beginning, we new experiences and maintain support have sought after close relationships networks throughout life. She reasons derived from our female companions. that men's friendships often revolve Through the years, Pi Beta Phi has around activities while women's friend­ provided an environment conducive to ships focus on shared feelings and per­ the development of friendship. From sonal experiences. collegiate days forward, Pi Beta Phi Pamela Redmond Sat ran in her arti­ brings together women from a variety cle, "The Evolution of Women's Friend­ of backgrounds. Remember one of ships," (Working Women, November your first pledge class meetings? More 1989) reports that friendships have than likely, you looked around a room taken on a new significance in our of new face . Several years later, upon lives. "Friends no longer are stand-ins graduation, you were able to look at for family; today friendships may be those once unfamiliar faces and see the the most intimate, most profound and reflection of friendship in their eyes. most durable relationships in our lives. Some of us are even so blessed that we More than family, sometimes." can share accounts of friendships last­ So as we head into fall, a season of ing from college, through graduate A special word ofthanks to the Pi Phis membership drives by both Pi Phi school, marriage, children and Golden from St. louis who volunteered their chapters and alumnae organizations, Arrow years. time and energy for the photos ac­ let the light of friendship guide you in For women, friendships fulfill needs companying this article and on the your efforts. The friendships Pi Beta in their life. Stacey Oliker, author of cover; Anne Blatherwick, Anita Cas­ Phi nurtures today will live in the Best Friends and Marriage: Exchange silly, Bonnie Grenney and daughter hearts of individuals through the years. Among Women, believes friend to be Allison, Betsy Lindner, Pat Peck and the primary source of support for wo­ Barbara Vanluven. A thank you also Reaffirm your support in Pi Beta Phi with men. The intimacy and attachment of a goes out to the administration at the payment of 1990-91 dues. Payment con female friend provides a secure emo­ DeMenil Mansion and the Missouri be made through your locol club. or di­ tional base from which women can Botanical Gardens for use of their rectly with our dues envelope appearing venture out and take risks-returning grounds. in the center of the magazine.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 5 Women's style makes friendship good medicine

Friendship has always been some­ thing women take seriously. And it is precisely the way women tend to prac­ tice friendship that makes it one of the most potentially therapeutic of all hu­ man relationships. Studies of friendship suggest women, typically more than men, tend to in­ vest more of themselves in a friend­ ship. They generally are quite verbal and consider freedom of expression a trademark of true friendship. Among women, good friends also place a high value on "reciprocity," or a willingness to be on both the giving and receiving portance among women in their later women remains the emotional intima­ end of emotional support. years. cy it offers. Women reported in one study that But researchers say that patterns of Studie show that men tend to be close friendship enhanced their capac­ women's friendships are changing in more external in their friendships, bas­ ity to cope with difficult emotions and response to a less rigid society. Women ing the relationship on hared interests gave them a person with whom they are freer today to build meaningful or activities, while women base theirs could express joyful ones. Experts gen­ friendships with whom they please. more on shared emotion. erally agree that friendship contributes As women find satisfaction in new So, female friendship may be less to better psychological health. As a patterns of friendships - non -romantic outwardly visible than traditional male source of support, encouragement and friendship with men, for instance­ camaraderie, researchers say. But they comfort, friendship can add to the joy they effectively provide models for add that the openness of feelings ex­ and ease the pain of life events, help other women and men searching for pressed and the mutual give-and-take smooth the passage through normal the emotional connectedness charac­ of emotional support by women is pre­ transitions and contribute to personal teristic of good friendship. cisely what makes good friendship the growth for both partners in the rela­ Whatever change are occurring in best "medicine" of all. tionship. society or in women's circles offriend­ Reprinted, with permission, from Historically, women's prescribed and ship, research suggests the most Fairfax Hospital's "Regarding restricted social roles to a large degree consistently valued aspect of Women and Healthcare," Win­ determined their circle of friends as friendship among fer 1990. well. most adult Today, as women embark on mother­ hood, continued education or new ca­ reer or life choices at a wide range of ages, the great diversity of circum­ stances in their lives produces a much broader and richer landscape for friend­ ship. Research also shows that widowed or divorced women traditionally expe­ rience a Significant "shrinking" of their circle of friends. In one study, many women over 60 avoided poten­ tial friendships with men, for instance, because they believed male-female friendship implied romance and they weren't necessarily interested in that. In similar studies, women over 60 con­ sidered status a more important aspect of friendship than did younger women, a tendency researchers suggest may Becky Jones, Corneille Burt and RGC Holly Means join in celebration during Princeton's result from a diminished sense of im- installation.

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, home of believed to be the biggest Pi Phi Cook­ by Laurie Vaskov many historical American traditions ie Shine ever. The sheet was composed . .. the Liberty Bell, Betsy Ross, Valley of 19 individual sheets sewn together Forge Park and more than 100 college and decorated with Pi Beta Phi letters and university campuses, is finally also and symbols. The sheet was a gift from home to Pi Beta Phi. On February 10, the Junior group. 1990 eighty-two charter pledges and During the Cookie Shine the charter two alumnae initiates brought a new pledges were introduced to the Pi Phis tradition offriendship and history to Pi in attendance. A number of traditional Beta Phi, Philadelphia and Villanova ceremonies were performed, the Re­ University. turn of the Pledge Pin, Seven Gifts, and Since 1934 when the Greek organi­ a reading of "An 'If for Pi Phis." The zations at Swarthmore College were charter members entertained guests disbanded by the administration, the with rush songs, skits and the rush Fraternity and the Main Line Alumnae slide show. After ceremonies and cele­ Club have been without an active Pi bration, all were invited to enjoy the Phi chapter in Philadelphia. The spe­ goodies of the Cookie Shine. To con­ cial weekend of February 9-11, 1990 clude the evening, numerous gifts and marked the official addition of Penn­ notes of congratulations and best sylvania Theta to the Pi Beta Phi roll wishes from Pi Phi chapters, alumnae call and history book. The just-pub­ clubs and individuals were opened, lished chapter in this book includes a read and applauded. headline announcing the new oppor­ Initiation tunities now available to the young women at Villanova, the Philadelphia Rain and gray skies on Saturday morn­ alumnae and to Pi Beta Phi Fraternity. ing were no indication of the excite­ The first page of the history of Pi ment and uplifting mood of the day. Beta Phi at Villanova niversity was Perhaps it was the white dresses and written several months earlier during bright smiling faces of the charter mem­ the colonizing rush in September of The Chapel on the grounds of Villanova Uni­ bers that brought sunshine to the day. 1989. On September 26, more than versity. Founded in 1842, Villanova is located The initiation ceremony, conducted by 300 unaffiliated upperclass women twelve miles west of Philadelphia on a beau­ Grand President Carolyn Helman licht­ tiful 240 acre campus. attended an informal meeting intro­ enberg, was held at the home of Terry ducing Pi Beta Phi to the Villanova Kirkwood. Mrs. Lichtenberg was as­ the charter class of90 members added community. A national rush team of sisted by Grand Vice President of Mem­ 58 pledges to their membership dur­ officers rushed the women and by the bership Carolyn Pavletich lesh, Grand ing formal rush at Villanova. end of the week, 90 outstanding rush­ Vice President of Alumnae Sally Ship­ ees accepted bids to Pi Beta Phi. For­ Preparatory events ley Bowers, Director of Collegiate Ex­ mal pledging on October 1 at the love­ tension Kay Cromb Brada and Director ly home of Gamma Collegiate Province On Friday afternoon, February 9 Eliz­ of Chapter House Corporations Lou President Nan Olin Peterson conclud­ abeth Trudeau Morgan and Jeaneen Ann Montgomery Carter. Also in atten­ ed the first page in the new history of Riely the two honored alumnae initi­ dence were Executive Director of Cen­ Pi Beta Phi at Villanova. ates, were formally pledged. Mter the tral Office Virginia Bland Fry, incoming Subsequent history pages reflect the pledging, all gathered for the reading National Installation Coordinator Bar­ weeks of pledgeship led by Resident of the Constitution and Statute by bara Ehni Vanluven, Director of Alum­ Graduate Consultant Laurie Vaskov. CPP Nan Peterson. nae Advisory Committees Sarah Ruth This time was filled with learning After the dinner break, the prospec­ Mullis, National Panhellenic Conference about Pi Phi and the ViJlanova Greek tive initiates traveled to the Stouffer'S Delegate Jean Wirths Scott, Gamma system, preparing for January's formal Inn for the Preparatory Service and the Collegiate Province President Nan rush, and getting to know one another. coveted Cookie Shine celebration. The Olin Peterson, Gamma Alumnae Prov­ During the second semester, only three Cookie Shine spread arranged by the ince President Eva White herman, weeks prior to the colony's installation, Main line Junior Alumnae Club was TGC Amy Bartter.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 7 Banquet with Signatures of their 58 new pledges pies, Big Brothers and Big Sisters of The banquet on Saturday night who also attended the reception to Villanova, and Committee for the Home­ proved to be a wonderful way to com­ meet the national officers and to per­ less of Philadelphia. memorate the initiation of many new sonally congratulate the new Pi Phis. niversity history Pi Phis and the installation of Pennsyl­ Immediately after the reception, the vania Theta. The ballroom of the Stouf­ Panhellenic Council and Interfrater­ Villanova niversity, a Catholic col­ fer's Inn was aglow, and by candlelight nity Council of Villanova hosted a din­ lege associated with the religious or­ golden angel centerpieces, handmade ner for the national officers and alum­ der of St. Augustine, was founded in by Bill Reimer, provided the perfect nae who played a part in bringing Pi 1842. Located just twelve miles west setting for a Pi Phi celebration. Each Beta Phi to Villanova. Seated in a quaint of downtown Philadelphia, Villanova guest received a small notepad with dining room in the Connelly Center, has an impressive enrollment of 6,400 the angel imprint as a party favor in the groups celebrated the successful undergraduate students. Villanova has remembrance of the historical evening. beginning of the Pennsylvania Theta deep roots in religious tradition and The meal, preceded by "Pi Phi Grace" Chapter. The dinner may have marked is strengthened through a long estab­ and pleasantly interrupted with a cho­ the end of the installation weekend, lished reputation of academic excel­ rus of "Ring Ching," brought the room but it also marked the beginning of a lence. Today Villanova University can of diverse Pi Phis together in song and tradition offriendship between Pi Beta boast of being named one of the top feast. This evening brought another re­ Phi and Villanova. ten all-around private institutions in cord for Pi Phi installation gatherings, the nation, establishing the largest or­ ganized Greek system of any Catholic with Pi Phis present from 45 different Pi Alumnae initiates Phi chapters. The most historical mo­ university in the nation, and now bring­ ment of the weekend was obvious to all Elizabeth (Betsy) Morgan has a long ing to its students Pi Beta Phi, the when the newly initiated members of list of involvement in local endeavors oldest national women's fraternity. Pennsylvania Theta stood to recite the and personifies volunteerism at its best. The seven other national Panhellen­ response of the Fraternity's installation She has served on the Board and Coun­ ic Conference women's fraternities on ceremony. The end to the evening cil oftheJunior League of Philadelphia, campus; Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Omi­ came with a nostalgic ceremony in the Board of the Philadelphia Zoo, and cron Pi , Alpha Phi, Delta Delta Delta, memory of the twelve founders and a the Board of the National Society of Delta Gamma, Kappa Alpha Theta, Kap­ celebration of sisterhood through the Colonial Dames for the Commonwealth pa Kappa Gamma, are alI quite new to Loving Cup ceremony. of Pennsylvania. For many years Betsy Villanova, the first being established in has been a faithful supporter of Arrow­ 1980. Together with the 12 Interfrater­ Model meeting and reception craft sales and is well acquainted with nity Council men's fraternities, the Pi Phi through her mother, Barbara e ight women's groups round out a very The Pi Phis awoke to a lovely sunny Higham Winner. strong Greek system. Sunday morning. Beginning at 10 a.m., Jeaneen Riely is the faculty advisor One of the charter members initi­ the newly initiated Pi Phis entered the for the Pennsylvania Theta Chapter at ated in February summed up her expe­ East Lounge of Dougherty Hall to take Villanova. She was asked and agreed to riences in Pi Phi by saying, "Being a part in their first chapter meeting. With take on this position after she hosted charter member of Pi Phi at Villanova the ritual and chapter officer reports an educational program in the fall for has been an awesome experience. It led by national officers, the new active the Pi Phis and the men of Sigma Phi has become an opportunity to make a members got a taste for the process Epsilon. Jeaneen has been honored difference, to be part of something and procedure of an active chapter with the Daughter of the American special and unique. It has been a chance meeting. During the meeting the Grand Revolution Leadership Award. She en­ to build a sorority and help make it President installed the 15 colony offi­ joys being involved with Special Olym- what it will become." cers as "official" chapter officers, which included the pinning of the President's badge on Jeannie Corkery, Pennsylva­ nia Theta's Chapter President. Beginning at 2:00 in the Villanova Room in the Connelly Center, family members, friends, Greeks and faculty members helped the Pi Phis celebrate their initiation and the installation of the new chapter. Again the chapter made some history with another rec­ ord-breaking count of people in atten­ dance. The room buzzed with excite­ ment and enthusiasm as more than 500 people gathered for a fun-filled after­ noon festivity. On the wall of the Vil­ lanova Room the new active members were congratulated with a giant poster The charter officers gather prior to the installation banquet.

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J Pi Beta Phi remembers Holt Family

by Elizabeth Davenport Garrels

In places of historical significance, how many times have we heard the phrase "if these walls could talk ..." ? Yes, if the walls of Holt House could talk they would certainly relate to us exciting events of another era, of the hopes and dreams of a family who went about their daily routine working and socializing together. This family of two parents and seven children en­ joyed their two story white frame house built around 1850. As was the custom of the times, after the Civil War, they took in Monmouth College students as boarders. Major Holt's daughter, Susan Holt, gave home and campus. This dream of life­ The seven Holt children are pic­ these dishes to Donnie Geyer, Carolyn long, enduring friendship now extends tured here in their later years with the Dauner's grandmother. "ocean to ocean." walls of the parlor as the background. If these walls and furnishings could In your midwest traveling this sum­ Shown in this photo are three of the share the aspiratiOns and daily lives of mer, stop by Holt House, 402 East First original furnishings of the Holt family its occupants, we would hear stories of Avenue, Monmouth, Illinois and see that do belong to Holt House today. In everyday success and frustration. How­ where it all began. You might even the upper left hand corner, if you look ever, within these walls one dream was want to sit on the Holt family sofa and carefully you can see a portion of the born that outgrew the boundaries of have your picture taken! portrait of Mrs. Holt holding a baby. (That baby is the gentleman seated in the rocker.) The sofa and the mirror are now in the current music room. The Holt House Committee has also Extension Update recently accepted several original items from the Holt family. Two mahogany We are proud to announce the establishment of a colony at Marquette tables, until last year used by Holt fami­ University. Rush dates are set for September 9-16, 1990. Please send rush ly descendants for family gatherings, information for unaffiliated women to: came to Holt House again in 1989 from California. The first time the tables Summer: Kelly Lee (Miss) were shipped to Monmouth (via the 2606 W Sunnyside Erie Canal) was from West Point where Chicago, IL 60625 Major Holt had been in charge offeed­ ing the cadets. These tables were do­ School: 725 North 13th Street nated by Dorry Coleman Parks, a great, Apt. 634 great granddaughter of Major and Mrs. Milwaukee, WI 53233 Holt. Her mother's grandmother was one of the six Holt daughters, the only We are pleased to announce a recolonization of the Alabama Alpha Chapter one to marry. of Pi Beta Phi at Birmingham Southern College August 31-September 3, Additionally, Holt House has recent­ 1990. Send rush information for unaffiliated women at BSC to: ly acquired some pieces of white china with a gold edge that probably graced Martha Ann Ware (Mrs. C. E.) these tables. The china was donated by 1817 S. Lakeshore Drive Carolyn Wells Dauner from the Sand­ Birmingham, AL 35216 hills, North Carolina Alumnae Club.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 9 Graduate Fellowship WInners• receIve• ' $1500 each

Jane 0'150 Denise Fla nagan Christine Pooler .I As an undergraduate, Jane majored Denise is a graduate of the Univer­ A 1987 graduate of Simpson College in biology and minored in comprehen­ sity of North Dakota. She received a with a Bachelor of Arts degree, Chris­ sive sciences (chemistry, calculus and bachelor's of Public Administration with tine presently studies medicine at the physics). She attended Bowling Green a political science ' emphasis. Denise University of Iowa.· While an active State University. Jane just completed served as Panhellenic president during member of the Iowa Beta Chapter, her first year as a medical student at the 1988-89 school year and also served Christine served as Vice President of the Ohio University College of Osteo­ as Chapter President for North Dakota Mental Advancement. She graduated pathic Medicine. Jane was a charter Alpha. Among her other school activ­ from Simpson Summa Cum Laude. A member of Ohio Theta and held the itieS, Denise was a member of Pi Sigma recipient of the ABO award for Iowa offices of Vice President of Moral Ad­ Alpha honor society-and Order of Ome­ Beta her senior year, Christine was vancement and Panhellenic Delegate. ga, participated on the Women's Center able to combine activities with high She continues her involvement. in Pi Advisory Board and served as presi­ scholarship through involvement in Phi by serving as VP Social counterpart dent of North Dakota Student Associa­ many campus organizations. She was a on the Ohio Alpha Alumnae Advisory tion. member of the College Activities Board, Committee. Denise is pursuing a master's degree an advisor for incoming freshmen, and Jane's involvement in campus activ­ in public administration. She plans to a member of several honor societies. ities and organizations has not dimin­ work in state and local government Christine just completed her third ished since entering medical school. after graduation because of her inter­ year of medical school. After earning a She is a member of the American Os­ est in the many issues on the political medical degree in May of 1991, her teopathic Student Association and the agenda such as fiscal, educational, so­ education will continue with residen­ American Medical Student Association. cial and health topics. cy training. Pi Beta Phi Financial Excellence The following collegiate chapters have maintained outstanding financial records for the 1989-1990 school year. The Chapter Treasurers of these chapters are eligible for the Olivia Smith Moore Award for the Chapter Treasurer who has best fulfilled the requirements of her office.

Arkansas Alpha Ohio Delta Oregon Beta California Beta Ohio Zeta Oregon Gamma California Delta Oklahoma Alpha Pennsylvania Beta Illinois Iota Ontario Alpha Texas Epsilon Indiana Alpha Ontario Beta Texas Gamma Indiana Delta Michigan Gamma Texas Zeta Iowa Gamma New Mexico Alpha Virginia Eta Michigan Alpha North Carolina Beta Virginia Zeta Michigan Beta Ohio Beta Wyoming Alpha

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Academic Excellence The following collegians received a 4.0 GPA for the fall semester.

Arizona Alpha Shelly Almquist Freshman Karen Gonsalves Freshman Jennifer Gordon Freshman Banni Redhair Sophomore Catherine Robertson Freshman

California Beta Kara Kockleman Junior Kristin Barclay Freshman

Colorado Alpha Jennifer Jamieson Junior

Georgia Alpha Lori Catherine Cutler Freshman

Iowa Zeta Melissa Polich Freshman

Illinois Zeta Alissa Balestri Freshman Becky Johns Freshman

Illinois Theta Kelly West Senior Bobby Saccaro Freshman

Illinois Iota Krista Lally Freshman

Indiana Gamma Christina Heiskell Freshman Laurinda Swank Freshman

Kansas Beta Arriane Faith Gump Freshman Amy S. Miller Sophomore Kimberly R. Svaty Sophomore

Missouri Alpha Nicole Crighton Junior Stephanie Kinkead Junior Julia Becker Freshman Amy Hohwieler Freshman Saralynn Schmitt Freshman

Mississippi Alpha Susie Penton Freshman Angie Trest Junior Jill White Freshman

Nebraska Beta Kerry Bonge Freshman Sarah Peterson Sophomore Kelly Palmer Junior

New York Gamma Virginia R. Goold Senior Vicki J. Gregory Junior

Ohio Theta Ann N. Purvis Sophomore Christy A. Flading Sophomore Lori A. Frankline Freshman

Oregon Gamma Kim Coghlan Sophomore

South Dakota Alpha Sarah Hirsch Freshman Renae Howard Sophomore Michele Petrik Sophomore Tenne e Delta Shelley Johnson Senior Jamie Durdin Junior

Texas Zeta Rachelle L helfield Sophomore

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Arrowmont student Harriet Smith Howell concentrates on her landscape drawing while enveloped in the motions and sounds of the Great Smokey Mountain National Park. Students In many of Arrowmont's drawing and painting classes take advantage of the school's close proximity to the national park. This pastel class taught by Leonard Koscianskl completes one landscape a day.

12 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Dedicated Arrowmont worker celebrates her 20th anniversary

Veryl Monhollen has been keeping the books at Arrow­ craft Shop for about 20 years, and although the size of the staff hasn't grown much in those 20 years, the work load certainly has. Veryl's job encompasses more than just book­ keeping, and this variety may account for the fact that she's stayed so long. "I do a lot of public relations over the phone and speaking at different places," Veryl said. She has been a visiting instructor at a Sevier County High School home economics class, and she has even helped jury an area crafts show. "I've enjoyed it. I've gone to four Pi Phi conventions to set up the shop and get it ready to go. We either drive the van or ship the merchandise and fly. It was exciting to see conven­ tion. I work with the clubs and talk with the chairmen, but I Veryl Monhollen hos been keeping Arrowcraff's books tor about 20 was thrilled when I finally got to see convention with all the years. She attended PI Beta Phi Elementary School and PI Beta Phi Pi Phis together. They truly, truly are sisters. They really love High School and says working at Arrowcraff Shop lets her see the each other, and it shows that they've got the Arrowcraft Shop human part that the shop plays In the community. and Arrowmont School at heart." Veryl loved getting to see the faces of people she has talked to on the phone. "I think some of those ladies were just as anxious to meet us as we were to meet them. They have talked with us and know our names, and at convention they were able to put a name with a face. They walked into the shop at convention and there we were . . . it's good public relations. Now we feel as though we know them and they know us." "Working here, has opened some doors and given me the opportunity to be acquainted with people. . . . It's not like any other bookkeeping job." Veryl works closely with shop manager Mary Dale Swan and was interim manager before Mary Dale joined Arrowcraft in 1987. "Faye (Cook) worked with me at that time on the buying of crafts." In short, nearly every aspect of the shop ends up in Veryl's office. Does Arrowcraft still play an important part in its commu­ nity after being in operation for almost 65 years? "Oh defInitely, because some of our weavers depend on Arrow­ craft for their livelihood." Veryl mentioned one weaver whose husband is disabled and her weaving supports them. "Then we have a couple of single ladies that weave. They make their living through Arrowcraft." By producing for Arrowcraft, the weavers are spared the necessity of purchasing their yarn. "They could not afford to go into production by themselves. Some of the craftsmen depend on us almost entirely. They do sell their work at other places, but we're their major source of income. They sort of rely on us." It's really a rewarding job to see that Pi Phis still are providing for people. Some of the craftspeople learn new skills at Arrowmont. "They go home, perfect it and bring Arrowmont classes attract the attention of tourists wherever they go to their work here. That's also rewarding, the fact that both work In the national park. Here an Arrowmont painting student works places are so deeply involved - Arrowmont for teaching and on a watercolor trom an overlook above Gatlinburg. Visible below Arrowcraft for selling. The two are so entwined." are some ot Gatlinburg's many motels, shops and restaurants.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 13 Rick Stewart, carrying on the family tradition of coopering, teaches classes at Arrowmont

When Rick Stewart was in his mid-teens and just begin­ down, greeted Rick, and the two were introduced by festival ning to learn coopering from his grandfather, Alex, he organizer, John Rice Irwin. "Later he started buying my work probably never imagined that it would one day make him and writing letters. He wrote me several letters and pre­ famous. Today he may be America's only full-time cooper. sented me with many gifts. I see him at all the Homecomings, His name has become synonymous with the art of making we keep in contact." cedar buckets, so much so that he gets mail and phone calls Since then, Rick's cooperage skills have taken him as far for "Rick Cooper." Brooke Shields owns one of Rick's butter away as Japan on a 1988 visit funded by the National churns given to her by "Roots" author Alex Haley who is one Endowment for the Arts. It was a shock because Rick was not of Rick's biggest fans. familiar with public transportation in any form. "Everytime I At Arrowmont to teach for the first time last March Rick went anywhere (in Japan) it was by bus, train, or subway. It explained, "There are so few coopers left and what I do is seemed so large, with so many people, and such big cities." very traditional, just as my family has done it for two Rick also commented that the food was a little different, and hundred years. Alex Haley really seems to admire the fact customs were different. "It's a real, real respectful SOCiety," that I'm following the tradition in my family. He had a lot of Rick concluded. respect for my grandfather." Rick Stewart was featured in the A possible trip to Ireland is in the early planning stages, FOXFIRE 3 volume in 1975 and was a recipient of the but in the meantime Rick insisted that his studio is open. National Heritage Fellowship from the National Endowment "I'm glad to share what I do with anyone who comes along. for the Arts, Division of Folk Crafts. Rick said the fact that he I'm willing to stop work, and I enjoy taking time to explain to is a fifth generation cooper follows along Haley's line of people how I make things since so few people really knOw." thinking. He recalled the time Haley first saw some of his That he produces work authentic to his family's style is of cooperage. great importance to Rick. When folks watch him demon­ It was several years ago. The Museum of Appalachia in strate the techniques his grandfather taught him he hopes to NorriS, Tennessee was having its annual Homecoming, a give them an understanding, a feel, for what actually takes four-day music and crafts festival held every October. A place. Rick stated, "The finished product should always be a crowd had gathered around Haley who was managing to true piece of cooperage in every form, just as my ancestors stop at each craftsman's booth for just a second or two. "He made it." held up one of my buckets, and I can remember how he Rick's work will be featured in the June issue of "Country spinned it around and really looked at it." Haley set the piece Home" magazine.

Fifth generation cooper, Rick Stewart (center) helps one of his students with a piggln. The metal hoops are temporary and will be replaced by ook ones. Rick's technique uses no glue, nails or pegs.

14 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Friendship is rekindled annually at Arrowmont

Doubtless there are dozens of people who think of coming to Arrowmont,.but are kept away by the fear of going there alone. Many people do just that, however, and they make , lasting friendships in an atmosphere conducive to getting to know others. Lynn Lavin and M.e. Jerkins are a perfect example. Years ago they met in a ceramics class taught by Meg Ford. They have been meeting at Arrowmont ever since. M.e. said in March, "We plan our vacations to do this together. It's not the only time we see each other, but it's the main time. Lynn lives in Atlanta which is a eight or nine hours from Florence, Alabama." Washington Beta Jill Nelson (lett) helps out In the Arrowmont store­ Lynn joked that in that first class they were "equally room during her month-long assistantship lost March. Jill lives in inexperienced! Both of us do ceramics as a hobby, so we Olympia, Washington and traveled three and a halt days on a . Greyhound bus (during the drivers' strike.) to get to Gatlinburg. were at the same. skill level." They also' claim that their personalities are similar, that they both "go with the flow." "We like the comraderie of the people, the different skill Mother encourages daughter levels, and the fact that you can learn a lot from the students as well as from the instructors," M.e. said. to attend Arrowmont Both women prefer spring classes at Arrowmont over the ever-popular summer sessions. "Spring is a good time be­ It's a story worthy of any popular family TV show from the cause Gatlinburg is not as crowded," explained M.e. "It's early 60s, but with a 90s. twist: The scene opens in the more crowded in the summer, but it's much nicer now." comfortable "Greek" home of Washington Beta Constance Lynn and M.e. do have goals in mind and are planning for Nelson. Mrs. Nelson has been to Arrowmont and thinks her their futures by coming to Arrowmont every year. M.e. has a unenthusiastic daughter, Jill, would benefit from a similar husband, three sons, and two part-time jobs, all of which experience. One' day Jill comes home for a visit·and as she take a lot of time. It doesn't leave much time for clay work at enters the guest room, there, on the vanity, is an Arrowmont home. M.e. and Lynn both plan to work full-time for only a brochure, scholarship application, assistantship application, few more years. Lynn is a manager for a medical instruments and work exchange application. Oune Cleaver would be company and says that once her house is paid off she won't proud.) Jill ignores the literature for the duration of her visit. have to work full-time. Then she can concentrate more on But since all sitcoms have happy endings you can probably her artwork. Until then, she said, "I'm reducing my debt and guess what happens. Jill decides to apply for an assistantship, increasing my skill! " and only eight weeks later she's moving into Teachers dorm, Is it possible that in a few years M.e. and Lynn will the very same dorm Mrs. Nelson once occupied! rendezvous while selling their work at crafts fairs? They Television guides never do a fine plot justice, thereforeJill, laughed at the idea and exclaimed, "We may be there the star, will explain the rest. "The school, Arrowmont, is together!" great. It's nothing like I expected at all!" Although Jill earned a B.A. in Fine Arts from Washington State University in Pullman, she says she has been a really naive art person. "I don't know what's out there. I should say I don't know how to tap into it. Being here has opened up doors all over the country through Arrowmont instructors and classmates. I didn't realize how important Arrowmont is. I didn't know what this place offered and how much it gives to people in knowledge and sharing." After only one full week at Arrowmont Jill said she was already thinking about friends who could benefit from being at the school. "You know, I'm starting to think of people to put on the mailing list. I could tell this person, this person, and this person because they don't really know what's here. I'd say come! The experience of being here would be worth the price. Arrowmont is a nice little community." "For me Arrowmont is like a hidden little gold mine. I wish I'd known this was here sooner. Instead, I found out two M.e . Jerkins, Florence, Alabama and Lynn Lovin, Atlanta, Georgia have met so many times for classes at Arrowmont that fellow students years after graduating when my mom handed me this infor­ sometimes ask, "Where's your other half? " The two were enrolled In a mation. If it hadn't been for that I would not have thought of poHery closs by Cynthia Bringle last March. Arrowmont and I wouldn't know what this place was like."

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 15 The pledges of PENNSYLVANIA ETA visited a retirement home in Easton bringing Easter and Passover cards. The Lafayette College Pi Phi pledge class also has an organized adopt-a-grandparent program. HELPING OTHERS Two NORTH CAROLINA ALPHAS pedaled for charity in a 100 mile bike ride to benefit the American Lung Associa­ tion of North Carolina. Anna Sarratt and Ann Rothrock rode OTHERS fifty miles each day in a two-day route along the North Carolina coast. Through ponsors and donations, the two OTHERS University of North Carolina students each raised more than 8250. OTHERS The CALIFORNIA ETA Chapter sponsored a dance for residents of Orangewood Home. The home shelters ne­ glected or abused children. One hundred spirited dancers OTHERS joined with 20 Pi Phis and 20 Sigma Alpha Epsilons to dance the night away. Pi Phis brought a disc jockey and creatively OTHERS decorated for the festive event. As if the dance wasn't enough to wear them out, a carnival with the Betas at the University of California at Irvine provided the Orangewood home OTHERS children with face painting booths, ice cream and many donated toys as game prizes. VIRGINIA EPSILON Patsy Bowman is in charge of the Big WASHINGTON BETAS sold Valentine carnations and hand Sibling Program for Madison Hou e, the University of Virgin­ delivered each flower with an attached note from the sender. ia's largest service organization. As Program Director and The carnations were delivered early Valentine's Day morn­ Activities Director, Patsy matches up about 250 volunteers ing across the Washington State University campus. All with 250 underprivileged children from the Charlottesville profits were given to Arrowmont. community. Patsy's other duties include coordinating train­ ALABAMA GAMMAS enjoyed an afternoon Valentine's ing eminars for the Big Siblings on such subjects as peer Day party at a local nursing home. Auburn University Pi Phis pressure, drug and alcohol abuse, violence and sexual abuse. provided refreshments, entertainment, decorations and In addition, Patsy plans events for Madison House such as the company for the residents. Easter egg hunt, Christmas party and trips for the children.

Missouri Beta PI Phis from Washington University otter spirit and enthusiasm at the 1990 Special Olympics In St. Louis.

16 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI As a community service project, IDAHO ALPHA mem­ bers baked goodie for the Moscow Care Center. Chapter member delivered approximately ten dozen baked goods to the elderly residents of the care center. CALIFORNIA KAPPA started a community service pro­ gram as a component of the chapter's philanthropic endeavors. All actives are asked to fulfill five hours of local community service each quarter to encourage a spirit of volunteering. Each individual can pick her own way to contribute, wheth­ er it be with the United Way, Girl Scouts, or local hospitals. Recently, Pi Phis had fun helping children paint T-shirts at the Boys and Girls Club of San Diego. Collectively, the University of California at San Diego Pi Phis have contrib­ Ohio Eta members were pleased to support the ninth annual Easter Seals cake auction last February. PI Phis from Denison University uted more than one thousand hours of community service helped outside the auction by taking donations ot two dollars In this year. return tor the annual Easter Seals calendar. During the first week of April, the OKLAHOMA BETA Pi Phis held a 24-hour jump-a-thon on a trampoline in their CALIFORNIA LAMBDA members recently participated front lawn. The event was held for "Make Promises Happen," in a local service project to help their own university. The an organization of the Oklahoma Christian Camp which University of California at Riverside's California Museum of accommodates handicapped adults and children. Oklahoma Photography needed help painting the inside of the three State Pi Phis raised approximately 53,000 for this philan­ story building for their opening. Joanna Brudivik organized thropy. a painting party for chapter members. After ten hours of VIRGINIA ETA Pi Phis at the University of Richmond hard work the job was finished. helped raise S1700 for their local philanthropy, the Friends MICHIGAN BETAS teamed up with the Lambda Chis Association for Children, by seesawing in a campus-wide from the University of Michigan to throw a special Easter "Teeter for Tots" benefit. "Teeter for Tots" was the largest of party for children ofHikone, a low-income housing develop­ many events sponsored by University of Richmond students ment. The children scrambled through bushes at the Pi Phi in support of the Friends Association for Children which house searching for eggs and chocolate candies. The after­ offers day care and social services for underprivileged chil­ noon was filled with fun, games and refreshments. dren in the area. Each organization that participated raised PENNSYLVANIA ZETA provided a babysitting service for three dollars per member in order to teeter. The organiza­ parents of children in the Washington Park School. Pi Phis tion was then responsible for keeping a seesaw moving for from Washington and Jefferson College watched and amused 24 hours. This event was especially exciting for Pi Phi children during a parent-faculty workshop. because the chapter adopted the association as its local Seventeen OREGON GAMMAS recently participated in philanthropy in September. Members have been tutoring the Tracy Hoffman Walk/Run to benefit the Leukemia Soci­ these tots one night a week since then. ety. This is an annual event sponsored by Willarnette's Kappa VIRGINIA DELTA members began an Adopt-a-Highway Sigma chapter. Pi Phi was recognized for outstanding sup­ project this spring. Pi Phis from Old Dominion University port and Christina Bruce and Erika Johnson came in first and are responsible for the upkeep of four interchanges on second place, respectively, in the women's di:vision. Highway 264 to Virginia Beach. VIRGINIA ZETAS participated in Alpha Phi Omega's an­ FLORIDA ALPHA volunteers their help for the Rotary nual blood drive for the American Red Cross. Pi Phis from Club's annual Special Olympics. Stetson University Pi Phis Virginia Tech donated the most among all the sororities. The help with registration, time races and pass out ribbons to the chapter received a pizza party in recognition of their sup­ winners. port. INDIANA GAMMA held the first annual Pi Beta Phi Founder's Day Run/Walk. Proceeds from the race benefited the chapter's local philanthropy, an organization that helps disadvantaged children called Christamore House, as well as our own Arrowmont and Holt House. The five kilometer race involved both students of Butler niversity and community members. Many KANSAS ALPHAS are taking part in a new program at the University ofKan as called Best Buddies. The program pairs college students with mentally retarded citizens in the community. Each coUegian is required to meet with her buddies twice a month and attend six group outings through­ out the year. Best Buddies was founded at Georgetown University by Anthony Kennedy Shriver in 1985. The pro­ Texas Betas Sarah Hinton, Lale Gravel, Heather Hopkins and Courtney Dooley celebrate Community Service Day at Southern Methodist gram is beginning to spread across the nation at many University by entertaining underprivileged children from the S.lE.P. coUeges. Foundation with a visit to the Dailas Zoo.

THE A ROW OF P' BEtA P"" 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 ______J Ms Mrs. Husband's arne

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: ______

OCCUPATION NUMBERS

OlD 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 . 16'; 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 475 Reporter 050 Antique 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 410 ews 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 435 Physician 570 Other

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18 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Three Virginia Epsilons are chosen to live on The Lawn

What would Thomas Jefferson think cation to the university. if he knew that three Virginia Epsilon Johnna Duncan's face is often seen Pi Beta Phis are living on The Lawn this on the T.V screen during University of year? Considering that the University Virginia football games. Johnna has been of Virginia has been coeducational for a Varsity cheerleader for two years and less than twenty years and that living is an intramural aerobics instructor. In on The Lawn is one of the most pres­ addition, she has a GPA of 3.76 and is a tigious honors given, he might be a member of the Golden Key Honor So­ little surprised. Ciety and of Beta Gamma Sigma, which In September, The Lawn will wel­ is the highest academic honor given in come ftfty carefully chosen residents, the McIntire School of Commerce. Virginia Epsilon PI Phis descend on Thomas among them Pi Phis Jo Ellen Constine, Anne McKeehan's interests and tal­ Jefferson's Lawnl (L-R) Johnna Duncan, Anne Johnna Duncan, and Anne McKeehan. ents cover a broad spectrum. Her frrst McKeehan and Jo Ellen Constine were se­ lected to live on The Lawn at U.va. for their Lawn rooms are given to members of year, she served as a judge for the demonstration of leadership, service and the senior class who have exemplified university's Judiciary Council, was se­ dedication. leadership, achievement, service, and lected to be aJudiciary Counselor dur­ dedication to the university. Jo Ellen is ing her second year, and is currently motes parents' interactions with Pi Phi. an accomplished performer: she has the ftrst person to hold the newly cre­ Women have been allowed to live on participated in many dramatic produc­ ated office of Senior judiciary Counsel­ The Lawn for less than twenty years tions, and is the director of First Year or. Anne was a varsity swimmer for and comprise less than one half of The Players, a dramatic troupe for ftrst year two years, has been Pi Phi's External Lawn's fifty residents. It is very unusual students. Jo Ellen was also the founder Social Chairman for the past two years, that three women from the same so­ of the "Silhooettes," the University's and has still found the time to perform rority would be selected. However, if acappeUa singing group for women. In in several theatrical productions! And, Mr. Jefferson had had the privilege of addition, Jo Ellen is a member of the thanks to Anne, the Virginia Epsilon knowing any Pi Phis, he would have University Guide Service and has re­ chapter of Pi Beta Phi now has an ever been proud to have them as residents ceived numerous awards for her dedi- expanding Parents' Club, which pro- on The Lawn. LONG TERM CARE PLAN NOW AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS OF PI BETA PHI FRATERNITY

ASK YOURSELF: What would happen if I suddenly required nursing home care?

Where would the money come from and would it seriously deplete my hard·earned savings? Could I continue to enjoy my previous lifestyle? Because many good people deplete their life's savings for nursing home care, Pi Beta Phi members now have the opportunity to apply for coverage under the Long Term Care Plan. With this excellent plan, you can:

Choose your benefit amount-up to S3,000 per month Choose your lifetime benefit limit-Unlimited or four years Choose your deductible period - benefits begin after the 20th or 100th consecutive day of a covered nursing home stay Your coverage is renewable for life; premiums do not increase with age; benefits continue upon your return home; and benefits are paid in addition to other insurance. For complete information about the Long Term Care Plan, write to our Administrator: Insurance Administrators Co. 216 orth 11 lincoln, E 68508 (Telephone: 402·475·6251)

The other plan available is the Pi Beta Phi Hospital Indemnity Plan which was established in 1969. This plan continues to be improved because of a large participation by fraternity members. If you are interested, please also write to Insurance Administrators Co.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 19 OF SAGACIOUS SISTERS

Iowa Gamma, Iowa State Texas Alpha, University of Texas Tennessee Beta, Vanderbilt University Two Texas Alphas, Kerry Keiser and University Member gathered last February for Sarah Lenhart, were recently inducted The Honor Council is a very impor­ a scholar hip dinner held to recognize into Orange Jackets. Orange Jackets is tant organization at Vanderbilt. It is the academic achievement of Iowa the oldest women's honorary service composed of repre entatives from aU Gammas. Thirty-two women received organization at the University of Texas. undergraduate schools and classes, awards for improvement in their grade Members act as hostesses of the uni­ with the purpose of promoting the point average. Twenty-five women at­ versity. In order to be eligible for the honor code on campus. Three Tennes­ tained a GPA of 2.75-3.14, ixteen be­ organization, one must have an overaU see Betas were elected to this pres­ tween 3.15-3.49 and nine women made GPA of a 3.0, demonstrate exceUence tigious organization: Lucy Roberts, the Dean's List with GPAs of 3.5 or in leadership and in serving the T and Beth Wooten and Erin Pope. higher. Austin communities. Arizona Beta, Arizona State Kansas Beta, Kansas State Texas Ep silon, University of University University North Texas Robie Kakonge has been named the The chapter was the sole reCipient Last semester the chapter developed news editor of a new magazine titled of the Kansas State University Presi­ a new approach to career develop­ "Campus Co-Ed." Robie has served on dential Award of Fraternal ExceUence ment awareqess. This new program the staff of two top-rated Arizona news­ for 1989. The award recognizes the called "Career Blurbs" has Pi Phi alum­ papers, The Arizona Republic and The achievements of the sororities and fra­ nae, their husbands, or the parents of Phoenix Gazette. ternities at K-State. actives who are instructors on campus speiling for 10-15 mmutes about their own academic pecialization. The sub­ jects are varied and each "blurb" is enhanced by the personality of each professor.

Missouri Beta, Washington University Adina Kalish, Jennifer Rubenstein, Lisa Wolf, Brooke Congor, Beth Tie­ man and Jennifer Wesbord attended the Midwest Political Leadership 'frain­ ing Seminar at Northwestern Univer­ sity last February. Students from sever­ al midwestern universities attended this one-day event.

Indiana Gamma, Buder University Five members were selected for membership in the sophomore honor­ Kansas Beta Betsy Berkley received the Bram­ ary, Lambda Sigma. Beth Arvan, Barb lage-McCain Scholarship In the amount of Liz Burley, Alabama Gamma, was named the $3900 for the 1990-91 school year based on Butler, Lori Davenport, Tracey Kane best Panhellenlc delegate for 1989. The se­ her outstanding performance on Kansas State and Heather Leach are the honored Pi lection was made by the Panhellenlc execu­ University's varsity volleyball team. Phis. tive officers of Auburn University.

20 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI CELEBRATE OREGON ALPHA!

Mark your calendars for October 26-28, 1990 for the 75th Anniversary celebration of Pi Beta Phi's chapter at the University of Oregon. Plans include a tailgate party before the Stanford vs. Oregon football game, semi­ formal dinner and dance on Saturday night and a brunch Sunday at the Pi Phi house.

For information contact:

Margaret Brennan Stevenson Julie Smith Chown 2045 Ridgeway Drive 830 E. 39th Avenue Eugene, OR 97401 Eugene, OR 97405 503-484-2673 503-484-0647

Colorado Alpha, University of social calendar and includes an opin­ Colorado ion section addressing topics impor­ Chapter President Lisa Danielson is tant to the Greek community. honored with a very special scholar­ ship for her active role at the univer­ Arkansas Alpha, University of sity and her academic record. The Arkansas Coors Veteran's Memorial Scholarship, Lisa Hanie, senior, is president of awarded to outstanding sons and daugh­ Kadettes this year. Kadettes is a group ters of military personnel who have whichs supports the campus Army died in the line of duty, was awarded to ROTC and provides campus and com­ Carrie Hoffmann, Ohio Iota Panhellenlc Del­ Lisa her sophomore year. The scholar­ munity service. This year Kadettes will egate, enjoys time with Grand Vice Presi­ dent of Alumnae Sally Shipley Bowers during ship involves grants which amount to do fund-raisers for The Knights of Col­ the Theta-Iota Regional Workshop at the Ohio 85,000 over a period of three years. umbus and their philanthropy that gives Beta chapter house on the campus of Ohio Lisa, whose father was missing in ac­ aid to underprivileged children. State University. tion in Vietnam, received one of the highest monetary awards given by Coors. She currently maintains a 3.3 GPA in the business school and is an active member of Order of Omega, Golden Key and the CU Marketing As­ sociation.

Tennessee Gamma, University of Tennessee-Knoxville Angie Phillips was selected to be­ come a member of the national nurSing honor society, Sigma Theta Tau. An­ drea White was initiated into the pro­ fessional music fraternity, Sigma Alpha Iota.

California Kappa, UC-San Diego Pi Phis from UC San Diego have been trying their hand at editing and publishing a Greek newsletter for their univerSity. California Kappa Crissy Gil­ livan and David Hirko of Delta Tau Delta originated and edited the first edition of UCSD's "Greek Minutes" in 1989. "Greek Minutes" is now in full swing with Carrie Weiss as one of the current editors. The newsletter an­ Leadership Nns in the Barron famlly_Ashley Barron, Texas Delta, served her chapter at Texas nounces philanthropic events, reports Christian University as Chopter President. Amy Barron, right, will follow in her sisters footsteps as sports tournament results, publishes a Chapter President but will serve at Southern Methodist University_

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 21 Nevada Alpha, University of Nevada Heidi Dankel has been elected to the Student Senate. She will serve a one year term, representing the College of Arts and Science.

California Epsilon, San Diego State University Chelsea Griffin is a peer educator for a new on-campus organization called "Student-to-Student." The organization is a comprehensive drug and alcohol awareness peer group. Members speak to high school and university classes, clubs and other groups.

Ulinois Alpha, Monmouth College Newly initiated Indiana Zeta Nicole Pesa­ Carolyn Whitford, Nevada Alpha, was se­ vento was recently elected as senator at The Panhellenic Council held their lected as Reynold's School of Journalism's large for Ball State University. She served on annual installation banquet in March. Senior Scholar. This honor is given to the most the freshman senate this past year. Pi Phi Debbie Carlson was installed as outstanding senior at the University of Nev­ the new Vice President and Secretary ada's Journalism School. Arkansas Beta, University of of the Council. Arkansas at Little Rock The chapter held a very special Foun­ Ohio Delta, Ohio Wesleyan President of Finance for Panhellenic. ders' Day in April. The theme was "Ar­ University rows Around America." Food, typical Eileen Seeholzer just received a Pew Missouri Gamma, Drury CoUege of different areas of the country, was Grant to do research this summer. She Working to build alumni relations served to the many Pi Phis in atten­ will present her research to Duke Uni­ and school spirit at Drury College are dance. versity. Also, Kelly Carles was recently Gretchen Prather, Ellen Breithaupt, Jill accepted to the Duke University grad­ Bright, Anne Peters, Niki Wheeler, Texas Beta, Southern Methodist uate department in microbiology. She Jacquelin Campbill, Kristie Lock, University received a grant, tuition and an 511 ,000 Michelle Mettlach, Joan Perkins, Laura The chapter has several members stipend. Rushing and Yasmine Zwerenz. These serving office in campus organizations. young women are Drury Ambassadors. Lauren Brode is President of Program Ohio Zeta, Miami University Students are chosen based on GPA, Council; Mandy McMames is the Vice The new President of the Panhellen­ campus involvement and faculty inter­ President of Student Foundation; Cheryl ic Council is Laurie Priboth. Laurie views. Only 35 are chosen each aca­ Meachum is Secretary of Student Foun­ previously held the position of Vice demic year. dation.

Nebraska Beta, University of Nebraska Jane Gleason, Stephanie Holsten, Jill Pilakowski, Abbie Yound and Kara Gap­ pa were initiated into Pi Lambda Theta. The organization is the Teachers Col­ lege honorary for those students who are second semester sophomores with a GPA of 3.5 or higher. Jill serves as Recording Secretary and Abbie is the Public Relations officer.

Missouri Alpha, University of Missouri Katie Collins, a sophomore, is a new member of the Alumni Association Stu­ dent Board. Members of the board serve as a link between alumni and students Alabama Betas eagerly await the arrival of their guests for the first annual Wine and Blue and assist with scholarship events as dinner at the University of Alabama. The dinner featured individual award presentations and well as meetings and class reunions. many spirited sangs.

22 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI California Lambdas Allison Jung, left, and Jeanie Cho, right, were the organizers of the Arrowsplke volleyball tournament. The Pi Forty-eight PI Phis gathered In Champaign, illinois for the Regional Workshop of Lambda, Mu Phis at UC-Rlverside had 25 teams partici­ and Nu collegiate provinces. T-shirts for the weekend were designed with the theme, "Kick ott pate In the campus-wide tournament. to a winning decade:'

Texas Epsilon, North Texas State Georgia Alpha, University of University Georgia Pi Phis are learning a lot about con­ Lori Cutler was recently elected Vice temporary Soviet culture. Members of President of the University of Georgia the chapter are exchanging letters with chapter of Habitat for Humanity. Lori people from the Soviet Union. The Pi succeeded Amanda Ellis, another Pi Phis received their "Peace Pals" through Phi, who founded the chapter on Geor­ an organization called Peace Links gia's campus. Worldwide, Inc., which concentrates on grass-roots education about the So­ Washington Beta, Washington viet Union. State University The chapter house was selected to Iowa Eta, Drake University be part of tbe Pullman Home Tours. The chapter placed third in Sweet­ Washington Beta's house was selected heart Sing, a song and skit competition as a representative of sorority living. between Greek chapters. Members The tours were open to the commu­ met with success with their own ren­ nity and profits received were given to dition of "Mary Poppins." All proceeds the agriculture and home economics New York Zeta Nancy Ellen Wemmerus Is the from the event were donated to local departments of the University. Editor-In-Chief of The Co/gate News. charities. Pi Beta Phi was requested to repeat their performance at the Uni­ versity Governor's Ball, an honor ex­ tended to the top three finishing acts. ATTENTION ALUMNAE SCHOLARS!

Pennsylvania Zeta, Washington If you have: and Jefferson College ***been out of school at least 2 years The chapter boasts three Beta Schol­ ars. Qualifications of a Beta Scholar ***careers requiring further education consist of maintaining an overall GPA of 3.7. Honored Pi Phis are Ann Hartle, ***evidence of need for scholarship help Cheri Bugajski and Jeanne Pruss. Write for Scholarship Application Form to: Mississippi Alpha, University of Miss Lisa Gamel Southern Mississippi 3025 Van Ness Avenue, #9 Laura Furman and Angie Trest were San Francisco, CA 94109 honored for their many contributions to both Pi Phi and the M Greek DUE DATE FOR COMPLETED APPLICATION­ system when they were awarded a Ju­ February 1, 1991 nior Panhellenic Scholarship.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 23 THE ARROW PI BETA PHI RUSH INFORMATION FORM (RIF) (To be used by alumnae members only)

DIRECTIONS FOR USE: 1. Please see instructions on page 25. 2. Please send the RIF early., Be sure it is completed. Send a picture of rushee, if possible.

Name of Rushee ______Attending ______College HomeAddress ______street city state zip

Year in College: D Freshman D Sophomore D Junior D Senior High School Attended ______name city state zip

Class Size _____ Rank _____ GPA _____ SAT/ACT (if known) _____

Parent or Guardian ______

Pi Beta Phi Relatives ______(sister, mother, grandmother)

Please check ONE of the following : D Known personally by an alumna (if so, how long?) D Only factual information found. Source of information ______D Other ______

D No information found

Please check ONE of the following: D Wish to recommend D Do not wish to recommend D Cannot recommend because of lack of information Alumnae Club ______

Signed ______Alumnae Club Rush Information Chairman and/or Individual Pi Beta Phi Alumna Address ______street city state zip Telephone ______Date ______Area Code Number

LIST SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND HONORS: Comment on special interests, talents, leadership qualities, personality:

24 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI / ALUMNAE YOUR HELP IS NEEDED!

1. Fill out a Rush Information Form (RIF). See form in this magazine. Additional forms are available from the Alumnae Club Rush Information Chairmen (ACRIC) listed in this issue or from Central Office, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis, MO 63105.

2. Return the completed form to the ACRIC in the rushee's home city or send a personal letter directly to the Membership Chairman of the appropriate chapter. If the form is sent directly to the chapter, the ACRIC from the rushee's club area would appreciate receiving a copy of factual information.

3. Although only one RIF is needed for each rushee, letters are welcome from all alumnae who may wish to write. Chapter Membership Chairmen FOR 1990-91 RUSHING SEASON (RUSH INFORMATION FORM - PAGE 24)

Name of Chapter School Address of Summer Address Of Dates of Chapter & School Membership Chairman Chapter Mem. Chrm. Chapter Mem. Chrm. Major Rush

ALABAMA Alabama Alpha Martha Ann Ware 1817 South Lakeshore Dr. 1817 South Lakeshore Dr. Aug. 3 I-Sept. 3 Birmingham Southern College (Mrs. C.E.) Birmingham, AL 35216 Birmingham, AL 35216

Alabama Beta Jill Palmer P.O. Box BP 3520 Coachman Rd. Aug. 13-20 University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, AL 35486 Montgomery, AL 361 16

Alabama Gamma Sarah Reed Boyd Hall (Dorm J) 262 College Park Sept. 9-15 Auburn University Auburn, AL 36830 Auburn, AL 36830

ARIZONA Arizona Alpha Amy Adams 1035 N. Mountain 1035 N. Mountain Aug. 11-16 University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85719 Thcson, AZ 85719

Arizona Beta Chalin Meagher 340 E. University Dr., # 171 8636 N. Avenida Del Sol Aug. 13-18 Arizona State University Tempe, AZ 85281 Paradise Valley, AZ 85253

Arizona Gamma Jasie Adams 3200 S. Litzler Dr., # 7-130 3200 S. Litzler Dr., #7-130 Aug. 26-30 Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, AZ 8600 I Flagstaff, AZ 8600 I

ARKANSAS Arkansas Alpha Jennifer Schueck 502 W. Maple 10 Pleasant Valley Drive Aug. 20-26 University of Arkansas Fayetteville, AR 72701 Little Rock, AR 72212

Arkansas Beta Sarah Wilkinson 3117 S. Taylor 3 1 17 S. Taylor Sept. 13-16 University of Arkansas Little Rock, AR 72204 Little Rock, All 72204 at Little Rock

CALIFORNIA California Alpha Jae Kennedy p.o. Box 14536 3186 Whitethorn Rd. April 17-25 Stanford University Stanford, CA 94309·4536 Cleveland Heights, OH 441 18

California Beta Lisa Poett 2325 Piedmont Ave. 214 Laurel Grove Aug. 16-25 University of California Berkeley, CA 94704 Kentfield, CA 94904 (Berkeley)

California Gamma Camille Rainey 667 w. 28th St. I 06 w. Las Palmas Aug. 29-Sept. 3 University of Southern Calif. Los Angeles, CA 90007 Fullerton, CA 92635

California ~ha Alii Mirza 700 Hilgard Ave. 700 Hilgard Ave. Sept. &-15 University of California Los Angeles, CA 90024 Los Angeles, CA 90024 (Los Angeles)

California Epsilon Kimberley Morris 5080 College Place I I 17 Port Chelsea Cr. Aug. 11-17 San Diego State University San Diego, CA 921 15 Lodi, CA 95240

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 25 Name of Chapter School Address of Summer A.ddress of Dates of Chapter & School Membership Chairman Chapter Mem. Chrm. Chapter Mem. Chnn. Major Rush

California Zeta Kerry Longnecker 763 Camino Pescadero 14375 Janal Way Sept. 2-7 University of California Goleta. CA 93117 San Diego, CA 92129 (Santa Barbara)

California Eta Merritt Olsen 64 Berkeley Ave. 973 Idaho Dr. Sept. 7-13 University of California Irvine, CA 92715 Merced. CA 95340 (Irvine)

California Theta Susan Berman 445 Russell Blvd. 25 Via San Fernando Sept. 13-19 University of California Davis, CA 95616 Tiburon, CA 94920 (Davis)

California Iota Tricia Hatfield 413 W 4th Street 4224 Ironwood Ave. Aug. 23-30 California State University, Chico, CA 95928 Seal Beach, CA 90740 Chico

California Kappa Tricia Karetas 4480 Pavlov Ave. 6284 Lake Lomond Dr. Oct. 4-8 University of California San Diego, CA 92122 San Diego, CA 92119 (San Diego)

California Lambda Kelly Boone 3429 Canyon Crest, #10 3130 Canyon Crest Dr., #7 Sept. 17-21 University of California Riverside, CA 92507 Riverside. CA 92507 (Riverside)

COLORADO Colorado Alpha Michele Brewer 890 11th St. 13620 W. 30th PI. Aug. 26-Sept. I University of Colorado Boulder, CO 80302 Golden, CO 80401

Colorado Gamma Valerie Stephan 625 W Lake St. 6010 Wright St. Aug. 22-28 Colorado State University Ft. Collins, CO 80521 Arvada, CO 80004

Colorado Delta Kathy Steinmeyer 1018 12th Street 801 A. 14th Street Aug. 19-24 Colorado School of Mines Golden, CO 8040 I Golden, CO 80401

CONNECTICUT Connecticut Alpha Carla A. Kohler II Gilbert Rd. PO. Box 1383 Sept. 10-16 University of Connecticut Storrs, CT 06268 Manchester, CT 06040

Connecticut Beta Kristina Somers Box 2319 Yale Station 2900 Lynnwood Drive Jan. 21-31, 1991 Yale University New Haven, CT 06520 Columbia, MO 65203

FLORIDA Florida Alpha Maria Scales Box 8237 F Stetson Univ. 429 N. Chickasha Ave. Sepl 10-14 Stelson University DeLand, FL 32720 Ft. Sill, OK 73503

Florida Beta Sarah Craig PO. Box 20265 PO. Box 20265 Aug. 20-25 Florida State University Tallahassee, FL 32316-0265 Tallahassee, FL 32316-0265

Florida Delta Ann Hummel 1152 E Panhellenic Dr. 12980 Coronado Lane Aug. 20-25 University of Florida Gainesville, FL 3260 I North Miami, FL 33181

Florida Epsilon Terri Smith 4304 Greek Park Dr. 8535 Weeping Willow Way Aug. 12-17 University of Central Florida Orlando, FL 32816 Orlando, FL 32817

GEORGIA Georgia Alpha Traba Ann McQuary 886 S. Milledge Ave. 210 Carolina Club Dr. Sept. 7-16 University of Georgia Athens, GA 30606 Spartanburg, SC 29301

IDAHO Idaho Alpha Janet Shepherd 507 Idaho Ave. 710 Winther Blvd. Aug. 18-22 University ofIdaho Moscow, ID 83843 Nampa, ID 83651

ILLINOIS Illinois Alpha Salena Dreger Monmouth College 7606 So. Beloit Ave. Aug. 27-31 Monmouth College Box 192 Bridgeview, IL 60455 Monmouth, IL 61462

1llinols Beta-Delta Michelle Williams Knox College Box K1637 3133 Autumn Way Jan. 10-13. 1991 Knox College Galesburg, IL 61401 Meridian, ID 83642

Illinois Epsilon Amy Sugarman 636 Emerson 822 Hamlin SI .. #2 West Jan. 5-28. 1991 Northwestern University Evanston, IL 6020 I Evanston, IL 60201

26 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Name of Chapter School Address of Summer Address of Dates of Chapter & School Membership Chairman Chapter Mem. Chrm. Chapter Mem. Chrm. Major Rush Illinois Zeta Christine Stimer 1005 S. Wright St. 6050 Park Woods Ter. Aug. 12-19 University of Illinois Champaign, IL 61820 Burke, VA 22015

Illinois Eta Suzanne Gill 235 N. Fairview R. 4 Box 173 Sept. 4-9 Millikin University Decatur, IL 62522 Bloomington, IL 61704

Illinois Theta Ellen Scavone 1004 North Institute 1364 South Elizabeth Aug. 27-Sept. 1 Bradiey University Peoria, IL 61606 Lombard, IL 60148

Illinois Iota Marla Goldberg 709 West College Ave. 412 Harmony Drive Aug. 17-26 Illinois State University Normal, IL 61761 Wheeling, IL 60090

INDIANA Indiana Alpha Laura Cooper Franklin College RR #1 Box 186 Aug. 25-Sept. 1 Franklin College Elsey Hall Nineveh, IN 46164 Franklin, IN 46131

Indiana Beta Kati Otto 928 E. Third St. 938 Oxford Rd. Oct. 19-21 Indiana University Bloomington, IN 47401 Deerfield, IL 60015

Indiana Gamma Sandra L. Shaefer 831 W Hampton 8144 Century Circle West, Apt. 8 Aug. 18-25 Butler University Indianapolis, IN 46208 Indianapolis, IN 46260

Indiana Delta Nicole Craig 10 12 State Street 5040 Beechtree Circle Oct. 12-Nov. 14 Purdue University West Lafayette, IN 47906 Carmel, IN 46032

Indiana Epsilon Caroline Rail 303 South Locust 3915 Fairlington Rd. Oct. 10-14 DePauw University Greencastle, IN 46135 Columbus, OH 43220

Indiana Zeta Simone Hattop Suite 316, Rogers Hall 2723 Oak Borough Run Sept. 7-16 Ball State University Muncie, IN 47306 Fort Wayne, IN 46804

Indiana Eta Amy Taylor 2101 Coliseum Blvd. 5160·8 Truemper Way Sept. 9-16 IN· Purdue University Ft. Wayne, IN 46805 Ft. Wayne, IN 46835 at Ft. Wayne

IOWA Iowa Alpha Anne Hardy S-T Hall Box 29 1470 Franklin Ave. Sept. 16-20 Iowa Wesleyan University Mt. Pleasant, LA 52641 Marengo, LA 5230 I

Iowa Beta Jill Guess 406 North Buxton 505 South Lowry Aug. 27-30 Simpson College Indianola, LA 50125 Seymout, LA 52590

Iowa Gamma Jennifer Holton 208 Ash Ave. 319 Marlou Parkway Aug. 20-26 Iowa State University Ames, LA 50010 Des Moines, LA 50320

Iowa Zeta Lynn Hesselmann 81 5 E. Washington 1122 N. Dubuque, #6 Aug. 15-21 University of Iowa Iowa City, LA 52204 Iowa City, LA 52245

Iowa Eta Amanda Koenigsknecht 1219 34th St. 1389 S. Dewitt Rd. Sept. 1-16 Drake University Des MOines, LA 50311 St. Johns, MI 48879

KANSAS Kansas Alpha Shannon Pearson 1612 W 15th 8719 S. 70th E. Ave. Aug. 16-22 Kansas University Lawrence, KS 66049 Thlsa, OK 74133

Kansas Beta Angela Holman 1819 Todd Road 1832 Claflin, # 4 Aug. 1;-19 Kansas State University Manhattan, KS 66502 Manhattan, KS 66502

KENTUCKY Kentucky Alpha Alesia Goldsmith 2030 Confederate Place 16 15 S. 3rd St. Apt. 2 Aug 21-25 University of Louisville Louisville, KY 40208 Louisville, KY 40208

Kentucky Beta Tiffany Gayheart 409 Columbia Ave. Route # 1, Box 11 4 Aug. 11-17 University of Kentucky Lexington. KY 4 1052 Jonesville. KY 4 1052

Kentucky Gamma Shannon McComas Telford Box 4 31 . EKU 968 Woodg!en Ct. Aug. 19-25 Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, KY 40475 Lexington, KY .. 051;

LOUISIANA Louisiana Alpha Leslie Bryson 70 14 Zimple St. 4 534 Highgrove Road Aug. 3 1-Sept. 8 Newcomb College New Orleans. LA 701 18 Tallahassee, FL 32308

Louisiana Beta Amy Frances Crawford PO. Box 17 560'A 9 533 Pitch Pine Dr. Au g. 19- 26 Louisiana State Universit y Baton Rouge. LA 70893 Shreveport. LA 7 11 18

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 27 Name of Chapter School Address of Summer Address of Dates of Chapter & School Membership Chairman Chapter Mem. Chrm. Chapter Mem. Chrm. Major Rush

MAINE Maine Alpha Jennifer A. Stuart Pi Beta Phi RFD #2 Box 917 Sept. 9-14 University of Maine 107 College Ave. Carmel, ME 04419 Orono, ME 04473

MARYLAND Maryland Beta Suzanne Stremel 12 Fraternity Drive 12 Fraternity Dr. Sept. 4-16 University of Maryland College Park, MD 20740 College Park, MD 20740

MICHIGAN Michigan Alpha Tiffany Wahtera 304 Hillsdale St. 47623 Norton Ct. Jan. 1991 Hillsdale College Hillsdale, MI 49242 Plymouth, MI 48107

Michigan Beta Ann Doran 836 Tappan 1531 Packard, #5 Sept. 8-26 University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI 48104 Ann Arbor, MI 48104

Michigan Gamma Michele Eichner 343 Harrison Road 3926 Commerce Road Sept. 14-26 Michigan State University E. Lansing, MI 48823 Milford, MI 48042

MINNESOTA Minnesota Alpha Krissy Hagestuen 1109 S.E. Fifth Street 7716 Orchard Ave. Sept. 17-21 University of Minnesota Minneapolls, MN 55414 Brooklyn Park, MN 55443

MISSISSIPPI Mississippi Alpha Daisha Lynn Walker Southern Station Box 8376 Southern Station Box 6116 Aug. 20-24 University of Southern Hattiesburg, MS 39406 Hattiesburg, MS 39406·6116 Mississippi

Mississippi Beta Julie Elizabeth Moss 2 Rebel Drive 1 17 Parkview Dr. Aug. 19-25 University of Mississippi PO. Box 8347 Natchez, MS 39120 University, MS 38677

MISSOURI Missouri Alpha Ann Burke 51 1 E. Rollins 3757 Glidden Dr. Aug. 21 - 24 University of Missouri Columbia, MO 65201 Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235

Missouri Beta Laura DiBrita Washington University 525 Bedell St. Jan. 14-20, 1991 Washington University Box #1182 Baldwin, NY 1 1 51 0 St. Louis, MO 63130

Missouri Gamma Jacquelin Campbell 900 N. Benton HCR 5 Box 1979 Aug. 15 Drury College Springfield, MO 65802 Branson, MO 65616

MONTANA Montana Alpha Richelle Van Voast 1304 S. 5th RR Box 19 Sept. 19-24 Montana State University Bozeman, MT 59715 Turner, MT 59542

NEBRASKA Nebraska Beta Sue Burger 426 North 16th 2900 South nnd, # 14 Aug. 17-21 University of Nebraska Lincoln, NE 68508 Lincoln, NE 68505

NEVADA Nevada Alpha Rebecca Baldwin 869 North Sierra 4081 Snowshoe Lane Aug. 19-24 University of Nevada Reno, NY 89502 Reno. NY 89502

NEW JERSEY New Jersey Alpha Laura Foster PO. Box 1303 460 Washington Ave. Oct. 1990 Princeton University Princeton, NJ 08542 Palo Alto, CA 94301

NEW MEXICO New Mexico Alpha Sarah Blair 1701 Mesa Vista E 801 Parkland Cir. SE Aug. 12-16 University of New Mexico Albuquerque. NM 87106 Albuquerque. NM 87 106

New Mexico Beta Kerry McKee PO. Box 3134 1111 Country Club Road Aug. 18-22 New Mexico State University Pi Beta Phi House El Paso. TX 79932 Las Cruces. NM 88003

28 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Name of Chapler School Address of Slimmer Address of Dales of Chapler & School Membership Chainllan Chapler Mem. Chrm. Chapler Mem. Chrm. Major RlIsh

NEW YORK New York Alpha Patricia Closson 210 Walnut Place 6 Tilton Road Aug. 29-Scpt. 8 Syracuse University Syracuse, NY 13210 Utica, NY I 3 so I

New York Gamma jennifer Dawn Williams 21 Romoda Drive 78 Century Way Feb. 7-21 St. Lawrence University Canton, NY 1361 7 Dunstable, MA 01827

New York Delta Elena Yotides 330 Triphammer Road 27 Somerset St. jan. 14-21, 1991 Cornell University Ithaca, NY 14850 Worcester, MA 01609

New York Epsilon Allyson Bower 19S5 15th St. Rt. I , Box 594 jan. 27-Feb. 2. 1991 Rensselaer Polytechnic Troy, NY 121S0 Williamson, GA 30292 Institute

New York Zeta Leslie Crane liS Broad St. 60 Hunting Hill Rd. Oct. 1990 Colgate University Hamilton, NY 13346 Woodbridge, CT 06525 Feb. 1991

NORTH CAROLINl North Carolina Alpha julie Allee 109 Hillsborough Street S04 Lakeshore Drive Sept. 5-14 University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 275 I 4 Tallahassee. FL 32312

North Carolina Beta Kelsey Garrett P.O. Box 5039 1523 Wilson Ave. jan. 1991 Duke University Duke Station San Marino, CA 911 OS Durham, NC 27706

NORTH DAKOTA North Dakota Alpha Kristine Meagher 409 Cambridge 2956 Southgate Dr. Aug. 21-26 University of North Dakota Grand Forks, ND 5S203 Fargo, ND 5SI03

OHIO Ohio Alpha Natalie Kapral 6 South College St. I 70S Old Course Dr. Sept. 15-24 Ohio University Athens, OH 45701 Plano, TX 75093

Ohio Beta Kimberly Wood IS45 Indianola Ave. 13 75 Castleton Rd. N. Sept. 15-23 Ohio State University Columbus, OH 43201 Columbus, OH 43220

Ohio Delta Laura Landy 91 W Winter St. 17666 Hansom Ct. Sept. 22-0ct. 1 Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware, OH 43015 South Bend, IN 46635

Ohio Epsilon jennifer Morgan 2909 W Central Ave. 1776 Cambridge PK E Sept. 17-23 University of Toledo Toledo, OH 43606 Maumee, OH 43537

Ohio Zeta Beth Stauffer 126 Minnich Hall 7945 E. St. joseph Aug. 19-5ept. 3 Miami University Oxford, OH 45056 Indianapolis, IN 46219

Ohio Eta Sydney Cogswell 425 W. College St. 12 Random Road Oct. 22-Nov. 4 Dennison University Granville, OH 43023 Englewood, CO SO 11 0

Ohio Theta Wendy Schubert 425 E. Court St. Apt. 1 22S0 E. Whipp Rd. Aug. 22-2S Bowling Green State Bowling Green, OH 43402 Dayton, OH 45440 University

Ohio Iota Terri Blankenheim 1221 Alberta SIO Russell Dr. jan. 5-23, 1991 University of Dayton Dayton, OH 45409 Waukesha, WI 531S6 " OKLAHOMA Oklahoma Alpha Kd1y Roberts 170 I Elm Ave. P.O. Box 1772 Aug. 16-21 University of Oklahoma Norman, OK 73072 Norman, OK 73069

Oklahoma Beta joanna Straka 324 S. Cleveland Rt. II, Box 349 Aug. 16-21 Oklahoma State University Stillwater, OK 74074 Oklahoma City, OK 73170

OREGON Oregon Alpha Sherri L. Tatty 151S Kincaid St. 21305 NW Rockcreek Blvd. Sept. 15-22 niversity of Oregon Eugene, OR 97401 Portland, OR 97229

Oregon Beta KamiSmith 2685 NW Taylor 625 Startouch Drive Sept. 16-23 Oregon State University Corvallis, OR 97330 Eugene, OR 97405

Oregon Gamma Kirsten . Witter 900 State St. H230 36 Wood Hill Rd . jan. 16-20. 1991 Willamette University Salem, OR 97301 Pittsford, NY 14534

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 29 Name 0/ Chapter School Address 0/ Slimmer Address 0/ Dates 0/ Chapter & School Membership Chairman Chapter Mem. Chrm. Chapter Mem. Chrm. Major RlIsh

PENNSYlVANIA Pennsylvania Beta Lise M. Trapasso Box C-643 Bucknell Univ. 1 B Quill Pen Way Feb. 1991 Bucknell University Lewisburg, PA 17837 Warren, J 07060

Pennsylvania Gamma JoAnne Kostopoulos Dickinson College 908 Blythe Avenue Sept. 16-29 Dickinson College Box 954 Drexel Hill. PA 19026 Carlisle, PA 17013

Pennsylvania Epsilon Susan Thomas 506 Heister Hall 402 South Burrows St., Apt. 7A Sept. 4-18 Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA 16802 State College, PA 16801

Pennsylvania Zeta Lisa Thomas 241 East Beau St., Box 1216 2523 Hill St . Feb. 4-8, 1991 Washington & Jefferson Washington, PA 15301 Pittsburgh, PA 15235 College

Pennsylvania Eta Karen Heineman Pi Beta Phi 66 Brookby Road Feb. 1991 Lafayette College Lafayette College Scarsdale, NY 10583 Easton, PA 18042

Pennsylvania Theta Colleen Ferguson c/o Pi Beta Phi 21 7 East Lake Ave. Jan. 17-Feb. 4, 1991 Villanova University 214 Dougherty Hall Baltimore, MD 21212 Villanova University Villanova, PA 19085

SOUTH CAROLINJ South Carolina Beta Lisa Sabatino Pi Beta Pi 193 Laurel Drive Aug. 19-27 Clemson University P.O. Box 2246 Oradell, NJ 07649 Clemson, SC 29632

SOUTH DAKOTA South Dakota Alpha Susan M. Emmons 118N. Plum 1865 lllinois SW Sept. 11-15 Un iversity of South Dakota Vermillion, SD 57069 Huron, SC 57350

TENNESSEE Tennessee Beta Jackie Brahim 11824 Ave. South 402 Chapelwood Lane Jan. 1991 Vanderbilt University Nashville, T 37212 Timonium, MD 21093

Tennessee Gamma Susan L. Dominick 1531 Cumberland Ave. 401 Summit View Rd . Aug. 19-25 University of Tennessee Knoxville, TN 37916 Knoxville, TN 37920

Tennessee Delta Renee Levay P.o. Box 81365 8768 Johannesburg Aug. 19-24 Memphis State University Memphis State Univ. Germantown, T 38138 Memphis, T 38152

TEXAS Texas Alpha Amy A. Knight 2300 San Antonio #209 2606 Rio Grande #202 Aug. 24-Sept. 2 University of Texas Austin, TX 78705 Austin. TX 78705

Texas Beta Jacqueline). Wiewall 3101 Daniels 14610 Cindywood Jan. 7-12. 1991 Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX 75205 Houston. TX 77079

Texas Gamma Hydie McAlister 1'0. Box 4324 Tech Sto. 303 Detroit # 116 Aug. 20-26 Texas Tech University Lubbock, TX 79406 Lubbock. TX 794 15 Texas Delta Megan Knox P.O. Box 29704 3482 Dryden Aug. 22-26 • Texas Christian University Fort Worth, TX 76129 Fort Worth. TX 76109

Texas Epsilon Kelli Cole U.N.T, 1'0. Box 13187 201 5 Cherrywood 51. Aug. 20-27 University of North Texas Denton. TX 76203 Denton. TX 7620 1 .. Texas Zeta Karen Giates BU Box 5618 7209 Fish Pond Jan. 8-13. 1991 Baylor University Waco, TX 76798-5618 Waco, TX 767 10

Texas Zeta Heather Anderson BU Box 5618 53 1 5 Forest Springs Dr. Jan. 8-13, 1991 Baylor University Waco. TX 76798-5618 Dunwoody. GA 30338 (co-chairman )

Texas Eta Shano Davis 1601 Munson Avenue PO Drawer BL Aug. 20-2'; Texas A & M University College Station, TX 7-8.. 0 College Station. TX "-8.. 1

30 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Name of Cbapter School Address of Slimmer Address of Dates of Cbapter & Scbool Membersbip Cbairman Cbapter Mem. Cbrm. Cbapter Mem. ellrm. Major Rllsb

UTAH Utah Alpha Elizabeth Watkins 1443 E. 100 South 367 3rd Ave. Sept. 17-22 Univerity of tah Salt Lake City, UT 84 102 Salt Lake City, UT 84 1 14

VERMONT Vermont Beta Britt Jacobson 369 S. Prospect 59 University Terrace Sept. 9-15 University ofVermom Burlington, VT 05401 Burlingto n, VT 05401

VIRGINIA Virginia Gamma Melissa Rider Pi Beta Phi-Sorority CT 1360 1 Timber Ridge Court Sept. 6-16 College of William & Mary Richmond Rd. Midlothian, VA 23112 Williamsburg, VA 23185

Virginia Delta Julie E. Short 1532 W. 49th Street 7416 Otten brook Terr. Aug. 3 1-Sept. 3 Old Dominion University orfolk, VA 23508 Derwood, MD 20855

Virginia Epsilon Jan Meyer 1509 Grady Ave. # 1 Sharp Lane Jan. 13-26, 1991 University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903 Little Rock, AR 72207

Virginia Zeta Liz Ann Lauer P.O. Box 4 17 c/o Capt. J. James Lauer Jan. 9-18, 1991 Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg, VA 24060 COMNAVFORJAPAN Box 12 & State University FPO Seattle, WA 98762

Virginia Eta Sally Van Orden Post Office Box 55 816 Parke's Run Lane Jan. 14-19, 199 1 University of Richmond University of Richmond Villanova, PA 19085 Richmond, VA 23173 WASHINGTON

Washington Alpha Jennifer Eugster 4548-17th NE E. 726-25th Ave. Sept. 19-26 University of Washington Seattle, WA 98105 Spokane, WA 99203

Washington Beta Janet Reinbold N.E. 825 Linden St. Box 17 1 Aug. 17-23 Washington State University Pullman, WA 99163 Davenport, WA 99122

Washington Gamma Katie Reese Smith Hall 3001 PI. Hayden Dr. Jan. 20-26, 1991 University of Puget Sound University of Puget Sound Hayden Lake, ID 83835 Tacoma, WA 98416 WEST VIRGINIA

West Virginia Alpha Melissa A. Miller 1493 University Ave. 107 Gallatin Street West Virginia University Morgantown, WV 26505 Ravenswood, WV 26164 WISCONSIN

Wisconsin Alpha Kristin Donnelly 130 Langdon St. 6108 Sherman Circ((: Aug. 26-Sept. 5 University of Wisconsin Madison, WI 53703 Edina, MN 55436

Wisconsin Delta Kelly Lee 725 N. 13th St. # 634 2606 West Sunny Side Sept. 9-16 Marquette University Milwaukee, WI 53233 Chicago, IL 60625 WYOMING

Wyoming Alpha Claudia Fidler Pi Beta Phi Sorority Row Downey Hall Aug. 31-Sept. 4 .. University of Wyoming Caramie, WY 82070 Laramie, WY 82070 CANADA

Alberta Alpha Rebecca MacGregor 1101285 Avenue 1111560 St. Sept. 16-21 University of Alberta Edmonton, AB T6G OW6 Edmonton, AB T5W 3Y6 CANADA CANADA

Ontario Alpha Moira Ferguson 220 Beverly St. 1759 Victoria Pk Ave., Apt. #203 Sept. 18-29 University of Toronto Toronto, ON M5T 1Z3 Scarborough, ON M 1 R 154 CANADA CANADA

Ontario Beta Catherine Forbes 293 Central Ave. 293 Central Ave. Sept. 22-29 University of Western O ntario London, ON N6B 2C9 London, ON 6B 2C9 CANADA CANADA

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 31 Alumnae Club Rush Information Chairmen (ACRIC) FOR 1990-91 RUSH SEASON

ALABAMA

Au bur n -O pelika, AL-Mrs. D. G. Christiansen, 203 Bibb Ave., Auburn, AL 36830 Mobile, At-Mrs. Luther S. Creellll, 2009 Dauphin St ., Mobile, AL 36606 BlrmJngham, At-Mrs. Stan Bradley. 3344 Faring Road, Birmingham, Al 35223 Montgomery,AL-Mrs. Paul Telehany, 1086 Roslyn Dr., Montgomery, AL 36111 Huntsville. AL-Shannon Christoph~r. 66 Revere Way, Huntsville. Al 35801 Tuscaloosa, At-Gail Gorday, 95 fox Run, Thscaloosa, AL 35406

ALASKA

Ancborage, AK-Debbie Poling, 1519 f Street, Anchorage, AK 99501

ARIZONA

Green Valley. AZ Carnation Circle-Mrs. C. Richard Coler, 991 W. Vueua del Yaba, Green Phoen ix, AZ-Carol White Poore, 502 W. Palo Verde Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85013 Valley, AZ 85614 Tucson, AZ-Sue Sterling, 4609 N. Avenida Del Cazado, Tucson, AZ 85718

ARKANSAS

Conway, AR Pocket-Carol M. Bolding, 5 flintstone, Conway, AR 72032 Uttle Re d RJ ver. AR Pocket -Mrs. Robert Ruth~rford , Rt. 2, Box 4778, Eden Islt, Heber Crittend e n Cou n t y. AR Pocke t -Mrs. Bryan Brackin, 810 Arlington, West Memphis, AR Springs, AR 72543 72301 titde Rock, AR-Mr s. David Menz, 5 Sunset Dr.• Little Rock. AR 72207 AND Mrs. Cha.rks Eastern Arkansas-Mrs. Gere Carnathan, 36 Highland, Hdena, AR 72342 Whiteside, 2905 N. filmore, Uttle Rock, AR 72207 Fayetteville -Sp rin gdale, AR-Mrs. Peter Estes, Jr" 808 Applebury Rd" fayetteville, AR 05<:eob, AR Pocket-Mrs. Scott fergus, 6 Unda Sue, Osceola, AR 72370 72701 Searey, AR Pocket-Mrs. Don Key, #2 Ute Place, Searcy. AR 72143 Fo rrest City, AR-Mrs. Rausch Hodges, 2935 Mary Dr., forrest City, AR 72335 Te xarkana, AR·TX-Mrs. Dennis landreaux, 6111 Pleasant lane, Texarkana, TX 75504 Fo rt Smith, AR-Jan Beauchamp. 4818 South X, f t. Smith, AR 72903 Wynne, AR Pocket- Mrs. Ken Johnson, 14 Wynnewood. Wynne, AR 72396 Ho t Springs, AR-Mrs. Brooks Rice, 307 N. Point Lookout, Hot Springs, AR 71913

CALIFORNIA

Antelope VaJley, CA-Mrs. Jim Edwards, 44040 Halcomb St., lancaste r, CA 93524 RJve rside, CA -Mrs. Richard D. Cartier. 1100 Country Club Dr., Riverside. CA 92506 Bakersfield. CA - Mrs. Bruce Busacca. 2 128 2nd St .. Bakersfield , CA 9~~04 Sac ramento, CA - Kathleen F l a nn ~ r y Fifer, 600 C.amhrian c.t. , Sacramento, C:A 95Rll4 Berkeley-East Bay, CA-Nina l. Bull, 477 Arlington Ave .. Berkeley, CA 94707 San Diego, CA - Jan Darcy, 12897 Corbett Ct .. San Diego, CA 92 130 Central Orange County, CA-Nancy Scanlon, 27251 Calle del Cid, Mission Viejo, CA San Fe rnando Valley, CA-Mrs. Wayne McClean, 4025 Declaration, Woodland Hills, CA 92691 9 1364 Central SanJ oaqui n Valley, CA-Linda Henderson, 2461 West Menlo. Fresno. CA 93711 San Francisco, CA-Mrs. David Holtzman, 427 Manor Dr.• Pacifica, CA 94044 Chico, CA Pocket- Mrs. Elizabeth O. Hill. 2520 Ramada Way, Chico, CA 95926 San jose, CA - Mrs. S. l. Gummersall, 251 Old Adobe Rd., Los Gatos, CA 95030 Contra Costa. CA-Jean Pentimonte, 27 Southampton Pl.. lafayette, CA 94549 San Mate o County, CA-Mrs. John 8rawner, 303 Ascot Rd., Hillsborough, CA 94010 Del Sol North, CA - Ms. Carrie Ziemak, 4807 Glenhaven Dr., Oceansid~ , CA 92056 Santa Barbara, CA-Mrs. Neal C. Rasmus~n , 5100 Cathedral Oaks, Santa Barban, CA Gle ndale, CA-Kristen Fiss, 1981 CresLShir~ Dr., Glcndal~ , CA 91208 93111 La Canada, CA-Mrs. Donald lincoln, 812 Vall~y Cr~st , La Canada, CA 91011 Santa Mo nlca·Westside. CA-Mrs. Geoffrey Moyer, 720 I.2chman Lane, Paciiic Palisades, CA l:\Jolla, CA-Katy Dessen<, 6045 Waverly, La Jolla, CA 92037 90272 AND Miss Dianne Diannitto, 4612 EI R~poso Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90065 Lo n g Beach, CA-Margo Wilton L~sser, 5315 Canterbury Dr., Cypress, CA 90630 South Bay, CA-Mrs. Herb Greenbaum, 26519 Rockhurst Lane, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA Los Angeles, CA - Dianne Diannitto, 4612 EI R~poso Dr., Los Ang~les , CA 90065 90274 Marin County, CA-Mrs. Henry Cole. 70 Ridgecrest Road, Kentfield, CA 94904 South Coast, CA-Julie Bas, 1507 Uncoln Lane, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Monterey Pe n insu la, CA-Mrs. A. E. Downs, 1122 Wildcat Canyon Rd .. Pebble Beach, CA Stanls bus County, CA-Leslie McAdams. 1006 Ashford Ct., Modesto, CA 95350 93953 Twin Sisters, CA Pocke t-Mrs. G. Douglas Thompson, 340 Peach Tree Ave .. Vacaville, CA North Or a n ge County, CA-Kathi Shaheen, 3911 Rav~nswood Dr., Yorba Unda, CA 92686 95688 North San Diego County, CA-Mrs. Judith Ruz.ich, 329 W. Eastridge 1.2ne. Escondido, CA Valley o Cthe Moon , CA-Mary 8ell Fox Blackstone, 4728 5tonchedge Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 92026 AND Mrs. l. C. Dodge, 17906 St. Andrews Dr., Poway, CA 92064 95405 Palo Alto, CA-Mrs. George Woodruff, 1205 Arthur Ct.. Los Altos, CA 94024 AND Mrs. Ventura County, CA-Mrs. Ja.m~s O. Lloyd-Butler, P.O. Box 4007, Saticoy, CA 93007 Gary Whitehouse, 12345 Page Mill Rd .. Los Altos Hills, CA 94022 Whittie r Area, CA-Mrs. Richard G. Stebbins, 9424 La Alba Dr., Whittier, CA 90603 Palm Spri n gs-Desert Cities, CA-Karen Berkus. P.O. Box 1704, Palm Springs, CA 92263 Yuba·Sutter, CA-Mrs. Sherwin R. Murry, P.O. Box 166, Yuba City, CA 95992 Pasad e n a, CA-Mrs. Donald M. Mclnn~s , 5 Halsted Circle. Alhambra. CA 91801

COLORADO

BouJde r, CO-Mrs. Frederic leuter, 51131dylwild Trail, Boulder, CO 80301 Evergreen , CO-Carol 8 . Kemper, 4236 Troutda.le Vill2ge Dr., Evergreen, CO 80439 AND Colo ra d o Springs, CO-Karla Heard Price, 62 Rising Sun Terrace, Colorado Springs, CO Nancy J. Cox, 2141 Torrey Pine Dr., Evergreen, CO 80439 80921 Fort Collins, CO-Mary Thomas Hodge, 827 Ashford Ln ., ft. Collins, CO 80526 Denver, CO-Cyndi Chase (in·state schools) 637 Fairfax St., Denver, CO 80220 AND Natalie Jefferson County, CO-Lynn Neises, 444 Strong, Brighton, CO 80601 AND Diane Gamel, Nordin (out-or-state schools) 1665 Logan Sl.. #635. D~nvcr, CO 80203 6375 W. Lakcridge Rd .. Lakewood, CO 80227 Pueblo, CO-Mrs. Duncan Henrikson, 2029 Elizabeth St ., Pueblo, CO 81003

CONNECTICUT

Hartford, CT -Mrs. G. Kendall Wright. 39 Van 8ur~n Av~ .. ~'es t Hartford. CT 06 107 Southern Fairfield County, CT-Jane Corcoran Mi cati. 34 Copper Beech Rd .. Greenwich. Manchester Area, CT -Mrs. Daniel Miller. 54 Leland Dr.. Manchest~r. CT 06040 CT06830 New Haven. CT - Anne E. Varrone. 181 Edwards St .. If: 3, e-w Haven. CT 06511

32 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI DELAWARE

WIlmington, DE-Paige' elson Swan. 314 Arbour Or., Newark. DE 19713 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Maryland-DC Suburban- Beth Witorsch. 8997 Centcrway Rd ., Gaithersburg. MD Washingto n . DC-Mrs Anne Blair. 7212 Ridg('wood Ave" Chevy Chase. MD 20815 20879·1803 FLORIDA

Brevard County, FL -Rita Gail WilJcoxon. 120- Min. Vista lane, Mt:lbournC', FL 32940 Ocala·Galnesvllle, Fl- Ren« laCasse. 306 NE lOth St .. Gain

GEORGIA

Athens, GA -Mrs. Hugh L Fowler. 125 Mal Bay Rd., Awns. GA 30606 Mld·GeorgJa-Mrs. George A. Krause, 1110 River orth Blvd .. Macon. GA 3 12 11 Atlanta, GA- Mrs. R. A. Garner, 1980 North Akin Dr. NE. Atlanta, GA 30345

HAWAII

Honolulu, HI - Karen E. McCarthy. 249 Kaelepulu Dr.. Kailua. HI 96734

IDAHO

Boise, ID-Becky Spears. 4626 N. Marylebone PI.. Boise. ID 83704

ILLINOIS

Alton·Edwardsville, IL -Mrs. Fred Tiemann, 1802 Arrowhead lane. Godfrey. IL 62035 Hlnsdale.Naperville, Il-Mrs. Stevjerry Kolb. 4315 N. Univ

INDIANA

And

IOWA

Ames, lA-Carol C. Burrow. 1816 M"-d()90'larx Rd .. Ames, lA 50010 Mount Pleasant. lA-Mrs. Richard Garrels. RR # I, Mt Plcasant, lA 52641 Cedar Rapl

THE A~ROW OF PI BETA PHI 33 KANSAS

Hays. KS Pocket-Barb Rulilfson. 1005 \1; .~8th . Hal'. KS 6-601 Lawrence. KS-Jant" Radcliffe. 51'; lindlt.') Dr.. Lawrt"nct'. KS 660.. 9 Hutchinson, KS-Mrs David TwdlO. _WIS \lilson Road. Hut ... hin~on KS 6""502 Manhattan. KS-Kimberl) Jean NcI~ Ut~2 tlallin. #2 Manhaaan. KS 66502 Kansas CUy. KS-MaT) lynn Holbrook. 2005 \\.ashiogton Blvd . Kan\as City, KS 66102 Topeka, KS- Pam Carlson Clultt"r.. \ 1 J'" Harland Ca .. Topeka. KS 66604 Kansas Cit y, MO· hawnee Mission, KS-Mrs Georg Reichman. J 1810 Gkn Arboc Tn. Wichita, K -Carolyn Grier. 202 LynwcxxJ Blvd . \\'ichita. KS 6""218 K.1nsas Cit,.. MO 6.., 1 1'4 A..""JD Holly Same.!! (other schools) 3109 \l 69th St.. Sha\\ nee Mission. KS 66208 Ar"D Mrs. Roben Goude) (l" MO) 25""01 E. Milton Thompson Rd . lee's Summit. MO 64063 AND Mrs. John )ur)' (KS State) 11004 Buena Vista. leawood. KS 66211

KENTUCKY

LeXington, ICY -Mrs. Marcie Hicks. 28... Glendale Ave .. lexington. KY 40511 Oweosboro. KY Pocket-Terri R Coke. 10... 35 Hwy 81. l'tica. )tr,.'Y ... 23""'16 Louisville. ICY-Mrs. Martha F. Maier. 6305 Glen Hill Rd .. Loulsvilk. "'Y 40222

LOUISIANA

Alexandria, LA-MarKay Sev.'ell Donndl. 4606 Parliament. #208. Alexandria, U -1.:\0.3 Monroe, LA -Mrs. james E. L()9,'cq. 2206 Beechwood. Monrcx. LA 71201 Baton Rouge. LA-Mrs Tal Lanius, 1946 E. Marsden Place. Baton Rouge. LA -0816 ew Orleands,LA -Mrs. tanley E. EllinglOn. jr. 1018 State St . New O rleans. L\ ""'10118 Lafayette. LA-Sally Herpin. 214 WoodblulfRd . Latayelle. lA '0503 Shreveport. LA-Mrs Ken Thoma..."I . 151S Mallard Ci rcle. hreveport. LA ""'11106 AND Mrs Lake Charles. LA-Melissa M. Martin, 616julius St .. lake- Charles. LA '""0605 J J Cra"iord. 95.\3 Pitch Pine Dr.. Shreveport. LA 71118 (LSL' only ) Louisiana Nortbshore- Mrs. Joseph H Bryant, 509 Beau Chene Dr.. Mandeville. LA ,04 .. 8

MAINE

Eastern Maine-Calisu Wiberg Hannigan. 27 SlOne-rbrook Rd .. Hamp

MARYLAND

BaJtimore, MO-Mrs. Mark Knoblock, 3;36 Beech Ave., Baltimore, MD 21211 AND Mrs. M3ryland. OC Suburban-Beth Witorsch. 899~ Centerway Rd .. Gaithersburg. MD Krnnelh Hart, 312 uffolk Rd .. Baltimore. MD 21218 20879·1803 Chesapeake. MD-Lynn Hatch. 928 Bayberry Dr .. Arnold. MD 21012

MASSACHUSETTS

Berkshire County, MA -Grace M. Hutchins. 27 Waverly St.. Pittsfield, MA 01201 Cape Cod, MA -Agnes C. Dowling. Box 442, Brewster, MA 02631 Boston City, MA -Elisabeth Mayer. 74 Walnut t .. #7. Somerville. MA 023143 Central Massachusetts-Barbara B McCarthy, 35 Cranbrook Dr., Holden, MA 01520 Bos tonian, MA-Mrs. W. Richard Allard. 18 Barn~sdale Rd., Natick, MA 01760 Greater Springfield. MA -Mrs. G A Lowell. 409 Williams St.. Longmeadow. MA 01106

MICHIGAN

Ann Arbor, MI-S. j. Kleinschmidt. 200 W. Northfield Church Rd .. Ann Arbor. MI 48105 Grosse Pointe, MI - julie Furtaw. 1367 KenSi ngton, GrosS(' Pointe Farms. MI 48230 Bloomfield Hills, MI -Mary Jo Carlson. 1 .~50 Countr), Club. Bloomfield Hills. MI 48013 Jackson, MI-Mrs. J- BRoss. 2940 Pheasant Run. #G. Jackson. MI49202 Detroit We!t Suburban. Ml - ~1rs . Ronald Ir9. in. 22518 ChC~lnut Tree. !\OVI. MJ ·HS05U Michlana, IN-MI - Traq' P. Greulich. 1815 E. McKinley, South Bend, IN 466 1- Grand Rapids, MI-Ann Broker. 2685 Cascade Springs Dr.. Grand Rapids. MI 49546 Norlh Woodward, MI-Kar('n Martin Branon. 30.345 Leemore Dr.. Birmingham. MI ... SOIO Greater Lanslog, MI -laura Vihtelic. 1741 Springfield lane. lansing. MI 48912 Tn.verse Bay Area, MI-Mrs David Hicks.. ~03 Wenonah. Traverse City. MI 4968..

MINNESOTA

Minneapolis. MN-jackie Hegman. 4913 E. Sunnyslope Rd .. Edina. MN 55424 St. Paul, MN -Eleanor 'l. Buder. 221 Wildwood Ave , White Bear Lake. MN 551 10

MISSISSIPPI

Hattiesburg. MS-Patricia M. Robertson. -13 Camp St .. Hauiesburg. MS 39401 o rtheasl Mississippi-Mrs D. Orman. 5 Cambridge Dr . Tupelo. MS 38801 Jackson, MS-Mrs Woods Fanis, 956 B Glastonbury. Ridgeland, MS 3915- Oxford-Unh'er s ity, MS-Ma rgaret Anne Boyrr.. ~12 Garner St .. Oxford. MS .~86S'5 Meridian, MS-LaJlage Dillworth. 1613 43rd St.. Meridian. MS 39J05 Vicksburg, MS Pocket-Mrs Joseph Stone. 50 Chapel Hills. Vicksburg. MS 39180

MISSOURI •

Columbia, MO-Mrs. Bruce Beckett. 809 E. Happy Hollo" Rd., Columbia. MO 65201 St. Joseph, MO - Anne Dougl .... 1< I H No 26th. 5t Joseph. MO 64506 Jefferson Clly, MO Pocket-Mary Lou Hendricks . ... 01 Oak Valley Ct.. jefferson City. MO SI, Louis. MO -Mrs. Thomas Hinr. #12 Squires Lane. St LouiS. MO 63131 ."~D Mrs Rolx-rt 65109 :"leunreiter(Missouri & Washington l '. ) 1814 Kings Cliff Rd .. St. Louis. MO 63122 AND Kansas City, MO-Shawnee Mission. KS-Mrs. George Reichman, 11810 Glen Arbor Ter . Mrs Douglas Albn:ch( ( K l ' ) I .. Huntlcigh Manor Dr , St Louis. MO 6 ;~ 1.\1 A~D ;\Irs 1" Kan~as City. MO 64 114 AND Holly Barnes (other "K: hools) .~I09 \l<' 69th St.. Shawnee: Robert Cappiello (Drury) 9118 ~ Lawn. St Louis. MO 6 ;\144 Mission. KS 66208 AND Mrs. Robert Gourley (l' MO) 2S"'01 E. t.·tihon Thompson Rd .. Springfield. MO -Mrs Brem Davi~ . Rt. 2. Box 295. Springfield. MO 65802 Lee'S Summit. MO 6"'06 .~ AND Mrs john Jury (KS State) 1100'4 Buena Vista. Leawood. KS 66211

MONTANA

Bozeman. MT - Y"onne jarret 3 :~09 Sundan<:e Dr Bozeman. MT S9-1 ';

NEBRASKA lincoln. NE-BonOle l . \l illiams. 2916 Cedar A\'e tmeoln. :\E 6HS02 Omaha. NE-t\l"lIy A~<.:h~c:gc: . 1292:1 Olne "( OmID:!. '\1: 68L\M

34 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI NEVADA

Las Vegas, NV-M('linda M Auten. 2905 Bryant Ave _. las Vegas. NV l'l910l Reno, NV -Mr~ Roherl C.hn~h.. n. ZU(,() Dum.. , Circle. Rl'nn V X~5t~)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

( no club)

NEW JERSEY

Bergen County, l'\J-Mrs. Charks Kinnaird. 522 Hensler Lane. O radell . NJ 07649 Jersey Shore, NJ - Karen F. Jewell. 1205 Ocean Rd .. Spring Lakt' Hts .. NJ 0 - 762 Greater Princeton Area, l'\J-laura Moran, 19 Lakeshore Dr. lawrenceville, J 08648 Northern ew Jersey- anC)' McGrath. 5 Thxcdo In .. Cnnford. NJ 070 16

NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque, M-Mrs. Jo bn Bedingfield. 1305 Arizona NE, Albuquerque. NM 87110 Roswell, M-Becky Boswell Joyct'. 709 North Kansas. Roswell. M RH20 I Las Cruces, NM-Louemma B. Brookey. Box 367. Mesilla Park. NM 8804'"'

NEW YORK

Albany, NY-Mrs. William H. Allen, jr., 26 Upper Wt"dgewood Lane, Voorheesville, NY 12 186 Rochester, NY-Mrs. Ri chard L Bailey, 20 Ca)",,'ood l ane, Fairport, NY 14450 BuCfalo, NY -Bonnie Ball Unger, 162 Lexington Ave., Buffalo, NY 14222 Schenectady, NY-Roberta Pallante, 1334 Stanford St., Schenectady, NY 12.i08 Long Island-No·rth Shore, NY-JUdith Wasilchuk. 21 Capitol HIs. Rd .. Oyster Bay, NY Syracuse, NY-Mrs. Nancy N. Smith. 104 Whitestone Dr.. Syracuse, NY 13215 11 77 1 Westchester County, NY-Mrs. Marian E. Moore, 99 Longvale Rd ., Bro nxville, NY 10708 New York City-Manhattan, NY-Sarah Taylor, 121 E. 31st SI., II ·A, New York, NY 10016

NORTH CAROLINA

Charlotte. NC-Mrs. T. C. Britton, Jr. 5024 Jarrell Court. Charlotte, C 28211 Sandhills of North Carolina-Mrs. Julia H. Campbell. 2501 Wentworth Circle. Bretton Durham-Orange County, NC-Nancy H. Myers. 3553 Hamstead Ct .. Durham, C 27707 Woods. Pinchurst, C 28374

NORTH DAKOTA

Greater Grand Forks, NO-Carol T. Messmer, 2905 Che rry St. , Grand forks, NO 58201

OHIO

Akron, OH-PaISY H

OKLAHOMA

Ada, OK Pocket-Mrs. Gordon N. D«n, 1010 S. COnStanl, Ada, OK 74820 Muskogee, OK-Mrs. Roben F. Anthis, Rt. 3, Box 393E. Muskogee, OK 74401 Ardmore. OK-Nanene Bramlett, 2618 Ridgeway, Ardmore, OK 73401 Norman, OK-Mrs. William R. Coleman, 3713 Burlington, Norman. OK 73072 BartlesvUle, OK-Pattie Hesser, 1821 Sf Crescent Dr.. Bartlesville. OK 74006 Oklahoma City, OK-Juli Elm JohnslOn, 3 124 Brookho llow Road, Oklahoma Cil Y, OK Clinton-Weatherford, OK Pocket-Mrs. Randy Meacham. Box 1314. Clinton, OK 7360 1 73120 Dunan, OK-). Penny ScO((. Rt. 3, Box I 39A. Marlow. OK 73055 Paul's Valley, OK-Mrs. Phil Henderson. 821 North WalnuI, Pauls Valley, OK 73075 Edmond, OK-Mrs. Milton Farley, 1900 TimberwolfTr., Edmond, OK 73034 Sapulpa, OK Pocket-Mrs. Jerry West, 44 11 Colonial Dr., Sapulpa. OK 74066 Enid, OK-Mrs. De nnis Iselin, 1522 Tahlequah, Enid, OK 73703 South Eastern Oklahoma-Polly Guthrie Reynolds. 3002 Quailridge Cir.. Durant, OK Kay County-Ponca City, OK-Linda Ahrberg Martin, 7 13 Dalewood, Ponca CilY. OK 74604 7470 1 Lawton.Fort Sill, OK-Mary Margaret S. Robcns. 902 Bcacontrce Place. Lawton, OK 7.3505 Stillwater, OK-Jean W Ames, 6 Yellow Brick Rd ., Stillwater, OK 74074 Midwest City, OK Pocket-Mrs. R.). Ri chards, 330 Cedar Bend, Midwest Cil Y OK 73130 Tulsa, OK- Mrs. Billy Mclaughlin, 8812 S. Joplin. Tulsa, OK 74 137

OREGON

Corvallis, OR-Mrs. SIeve Locey, 2685 NW Dearmond Dr., Corvallis. OR 97333 Portland, OR-Sara Hanson. 911 SW 2 1st, 1308, Ponland. OR 97205 Eugene, OR-Kim Boldt, 1016 Easl 25th. Eugene. OR 97405 Salem, OR-leslie L Dailey. 889 Libert Y St ., SE, Salem, OR 91302 Lake Oswego-Dun thorpe, OR-jeanne Bliss, 2719 SW Rivendcll Rd . Lake Oswego, OR 97034

PENNSYLVANIA

Cenlral Pennsylvania-Mrs. Joseph ~'cightman , 80 I Brown Lane, Lewlsburg. PA 17837 PhUadelphia.Main Line, PA -Mrs. Marvel Calvache. Jr. 11181ndtpcndence Dr., '«'cst Harrlsburg·Carlisle, PA-Elizabeth A. Hanemann, 10 1 Plcasant View Terrace, ew Chester, PA 19382 C um~rland , PA 17070 Pittsburgh-North, PA -Mrs. George Inglis. 108 Wilmar Dr.. Pittsburgh, PA 15238 lehigh Valley, PA -Traey Jones. 131 ·1 Marina Dr. Edison. NJ 08817 Pittsburgh-South Hill , PA-Mrs. Rus5('11 H Whittemore. 336 lorlita lane, Pittsburgh, PA 15241

RHODE ISLAND

(no club)

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 35 SOUTH CAROLINA

Columbia, SC-(no name available) Greenville. SC-Lisa Boyd Hunter. 65 Villa Rd .. #908. Greenville. SC 29615 Greater Charleston Area. SC-Mrs J Donald Switzer. 6-'5 Ayers Dr.. Charleston. SC 29412 Spartanburg, SC-Kathleen A McGee. I '76 Mills Ave .. Spartanburg. SC 29302

SOUTH DAKOTA

Black Hills. SO-Mrs. Jay C. Shultz. 3301 Flint Dr.. Rapid Ci ty. SO P'02 Sioux falls, SO-Ann Thompson Cole. 2621 S. Lake. Sioux Falls, SO 57105

TENNESSEE

Bristol, VA·TN Pocket-Mrs. K. Thomas Smith. 125 Woodland. Bristol. VA 24201 MemphiS, TN -lynn Koeneman. 5866 Brierhaven. Memphis. TN 38119 AND Connie

Chattanooga, TN -Janis Jo hnson. 1017 Elaine Trail. Chattanooga. T I .\"742 1 Hamlet. 423 Elwood. MemphiS. TN .~8) l' Knoxville, TN-Miss Ca rolyn Tabor. 9517 Continental Dr . Knoxville. TN .\'7922 NasbvU le. TN-liz Anne AlJen . 504 Green Apple nun. Brentwood. TN 3702-' Little Pigeon. TN -Mrs. James N. Huff. P.o. Box 206. Gatl inburg. TN :\7""1' .\8

TEXAS

Abilene, TX-Mrs. Michael C. Waters. HHO ~ 'oodridge Dr.. Abi lene. TX -9605 Hill Country. TX- Barbara Greber.. ~0009 Royal Mustang Ci rcle, Fair Oaks Ranch. TX Amarillo, TX-Sharon Simpson, 6612 Sandie Dr.. Amarillo. TX '79109 '8006 Arlington. TX -Nancy Craig Barton, -t15 Rivervalley Ct .. Arlington. TX -'6006 Houston, TX -Mrs. john \l: Gre-er, 407 Tecumseh Lane. Houston. TX 7705"7 Austin, TX-Mrs. Brent Standefer. 1604 Preston. Austin. TX 7!:P03 Katy, TX- Pamela Sprowl ~iehl . 19811 Summerset Way, Houston. TX 77094 Bay Area. TX-Mary Alice Dunn. 15515 Seahorse Or.. H ou~ t on . TX 77062 KJngwood, TX Area-Lisa Filbin. 4322 Cedar Valley Dr.. Kingwood, TX 77345 Beaumont. TX - Ruthie- Burrus. 180 West Caldwood. Beaumont. TX "77'70'7 lubbock. TX - Mrs. Brady Clark. 32 14 94th St .. lubbock. TX 79423 Brazos Valley, TX-Suzanne Moore Rother, 8706 Chippendale. College Station. TX "7-,tH 5 lufkin, TX Pocket- Mrs. Jack D. Hicks. 906 Woodland Dr.. Lufkin. TX 7590 I Breckenridge, TX Pocket-Mrs. David L. Clark ..\ Chaparral. Breckenridge. TX 7602 .. Marshall. TX - Mrs. Martin Spangler. P.O Box 1212, Marshall. TX 75670 Carrollton·farmers Branch. TX Pocket-Mrs. Charles Cargill. .\22 1 Roll ing Knoll . Farmers Mid·Cltles. TX-Oiane M. Spangler. 2944 Woodbridge Dr.. Bedford. TX ~6021 Branch. TX 75234 Midland, TX-Mrs. R. M. Dunbar. 909 Prince(On. Midland. TX ;9701 Conroe·Huntsville·Woodlands, TX-Mrs. Ri chard Ne lm~ . 12025 Acorn Oak. The Northeast, TX Pocket-Mrs. Tom Cobb. Jr.. RI. '7 . Box 156 . Paris. TX 75460 Wood!ands. TX ;7380 Odessa. TX Pocket-Carolyn Quillen, 1525 SandaJ",ood, Odessa, TX '79762 Corpus Christi, TX -Mrs. Rick McBroom. 422 Catalina. Corpus Chris ti. TX ""8411 Pampa, TX Pocket-Jane McDaniel. 2384 Chestnut, Pampa, TX ;9065 Cypress Creek·NW Houston. TX -Mrs. Robert A. Stacy. 522,i Chambler Ct .. Hous(On. TX Rlchardson·Plano, TX-Ke lly Swa n Bahlburg. 14875 Landmark Blvd., Suite 216. Dallas. TX 7~069 75240-67 13 DaJlas, TX-Mrs. Warren Gravely.. H10 St. John's. DaIIOUt, TX 75205 San Angelo. TX-Mrs. R.J, Gardner. 301 S. Park. San Antonio, TX 7690 1 Denton. TX- Lu Ann Browning Redman. 28 1 I Carmel, Oen(On. TX ;6205 San Antonio, TX-Mrs. Ri chard S. Morgan. 11 335 Whisper Falls. San Antonio. TX 78230 East Fort Bend County. TX-Marty Maddux White. 6 10 Sugar Creek Bl vd .. Sugar Land. TX Sherman·Denison. TX-Mrs. Ron Reynolds. 6 14 McKown. Sherman, TX 75090 77478 Southwest Dallas County, TX - jennifer Stevens, 7356 Park Ridge. #398. Irving. TX 75063 East Texas-Susie French. Rt. 2, Box 2;9. Longview. TX 75605 Temple, TX Pocket-Mrs. Tom Normand. 2318 Marlandwood Rd .. Temple. TX 76502 EI Paso. TX-Mrs. Frank F('uille IV, 912 Cherry Hill Ln .. EI Paso. TX 799 12 Texarkana. AR·TX-Mrs. Dennis Landreaux. 6111 Pleasant Lane. Texarkana. TX 75504 Fort Worth, TX-Mrs. Crawford Edwards. 3824 Winslow. Fort Worth. TX 76109 lYler, TX -Jill )(jng Ramey. 530 Sherry lane. Ty ler. TX 7570 1 Ga1veston. TX-Mrs. John H. Clyburn. 46 1") Sherman. Galveston. TX 77551 Victoria. TX - Mrs. John B. Hudson. 501 Rosewood Or.. Victoria. TX 77901 Garland, TX -Carol D. Mowery. 906 Carroll Dr., Garland. TX 7504 1 Waco. TX-Mrs. Jimmy Pittman. 5609 Holze Ci rcle Waco . TX 76710 Graham, TX Pock~t -Mn . Ch;ule5 E. O§w.. h . 1520 Oak rorcst Dr.. Graham, TX 760 .. 6 Wichita FaUs, TX- Miss)' McDonald Huff. 1821 Vic tory. Wichita Falls. TX '7630 1 Harlingen.Brownsville. TX-Miss Traci Muir. 2901 Haine Dr.. 11100.\ . Harlingen. TX 78550 Hidalgo County. TX-Pam Biddle. SOl Newport Lane. McAllen. TX -'8501 AND Gay Hargis . .. 24 Vermont. Mc."lIen. TX -'8503

UTAH

Salt lake City. UT-Miss laurel Ingham. 540 E. 100 South. *305. Sa lt lake City. L'T 84102

VERMONT

( no club)

VIRGINIA

Bristol. VA·TN Pocket-Mrs. K. Thomas Smith. 125 Woodland. Bristol. VA 24201 Northern Virginia-Brenda Payne Bain. 3807 Acosta Rd., Fairfax. VA 22031 Charlottesville, VA-Theo Savory. Rt. 1. Box 62;·S, Stanardsville. VA 229i' .~ Richmond, VA-Sharon Romaine. 851 5 Weldon Dr.. Richmond. VA 23229 Hampton Roads, VA -Mrs. William A. Espich, 16 Langhorne Rd .. Newport Nev,s, VA 23606 Roanoke Valley. VA-Mrs. A. C. Skelley. 5904 Saddleridge Rd .. Roanoke. VA 24018 Norfolk. VA -Mrs. Ronald Vinson. 51-'6 Eagle Run Road. \,irginia Beach. VA 2346-t

WASHINGTON

8ellevue·Eastslde, WA- Mrs. Bob Neumann. 1"74 19 NE 1.\8tl1 , Redmond. WA 98052 Skagit.camano, WA Pocket-Mrs. Vicki Cooley. 14"'1'7 Bradshaw Rd .. Mt. Vernon. WA 98273 Bremerton-Kitsap County, WA Pocket- Mrs. Jack c. Coleman. 2621 Fircrest PI. SE. Port Spokane, WA-joan Degerstrom. E 7804 Woodview Or.. Spokane. WA 99212 Orchard. \lA 98366 Tacoma. WA -Mrs. Jack W: Kn app, 89 .~7 5 1st St. W. Tacoma. WA 98467 Kent·Auburn. WA-Jennifer Olness. 22516 SE 304th Place. Kent. WA 98031 WaJla WaJla. WA-Tracy Richardson, 1050 Waverl)'. ~'alla ~ ·alla . WA 99362 Olympia. WA- Mrs. C. R. Marshall. 182-lakehurst Dr . Olympia. "'-.... 98501 Wenatchee. WA-Karen Morris Wiggum. 1800 NE 10th St .. East Wenatchee. WA 98802 Seactle. WA -Rena Men Ritchey. 451 39th Ave. Ease Seanle, WA 98 11 2 Yakima. WA -Mrs. Doug Lennington. 3008 South "74th A\te .. Yakima. ~A 98908

WEST VIRGINIA

Clarksburg. W\'-Mrs Vincent A Co11in~ . - 38 Brightridge Dr . Bndgeport. \X '\, 2 6.~ .~0 Wheeling. WV·Ob.io Valle)'-~trs J K Chase. 111- Seventh St _. ~t o undsville . \X'\' 260 .. 1 Morgantown. WV-Jo Ann S Siegrist. PO Box .~25 . ~1 orgam own . \X '\, 2650 5

36 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI WISCONSIN

Beloit. WI-Mrs Rob~rt D. Dani~1. 2128 East Ridge Rd . Beloit. WI 53511 Milwaukee, W1-Ms. Carol Crouse. 2-0 E. Highland Av~ .. #613. Milwauk«. WI 53202 AND Madison, Wl -Mrs ErnC'slJohnson, 118 Forest St.. Madison. WI 53""05 AND Ann Gibson. Ms Mary l)'nn Mry

WYOMING

Casper, WY -Nancy Swanton Kidd. 5050 Yesncss lane, Casper, U:Y 82604 Laramie, WY-Mrs. Brad hC'afi'C'r. 1509 Puk Ave'., laramie'. U:Y 820"'0 Cheyenne, WY-Mrs. Don Riske. 617 Meadowlark Lane. Cheyenne. '¥/ Y 82009

CANADA

ALBERTA

Calgary, A8- unn O. Harris, 3842·1A (feel W. Calgary. AS T2S IRS Edmonton, AB-(no name- available)

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Vancouver, BC-Betty Smith. 4468 Marine Dr.. West Vancouver, Be V7W 2Y3

MANITOBA

Winnipeg. MB-Holl y D

ONTARIO

Toronto, ON-Amanda Hoyland, 99 Banstock Dr., Toronto. ON M2K 2Hi

QUEBEC

(no club)

MEXICO

MexJco City. MX-Mrs. Antonio del Rosal. ierra Ventana 515. 11000 MEXICO D.F.

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THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 37 These young women have been initiated recently into Pi Beta Phi chapters.

Alabama Beta, Univer sity of Alabama -january 26, 1990: Tracy Lynn Arizona Beta, Arizona State University-February 10, 1990: Marcie Albright, jacksonville, FL; Beth Ann Balasz, Miami, FL; Dawn Michelle Evans, Coyanne Miller, Mesa; Kriste Korinek, julie Krahenbuhl, Tempe; Barlow, Melbourne Beach, FL; Sarah Lynn Bisch, Susan Krista Brown, Tanya Sivak, Scottsdale; Lori Cross, Plano, TX; Cindy Larson, Amy Roan, Huntsville; Holly Hitt Brooks, jackson, M ; Heather Lynn Camino, Wrnter Austin, TX; Stacy Baker, jennifer jordan, San Antonio, TX; Cecily Arm trong, Park, FL; herry Heather Copeland, Kelly jeanne Evans, Pamela Lynn Hall, Castle Rock, CO; Danielle Behler, Wheatridge, CO; Danielle Brandenburg, Sandra AshJey Kimbrell, Amy jill Whatley, Usa Marie Deluca, Melissa Beth San Diego, CA; Kegan Bull, Albuquerque, M;jill Carpenter, Southport, CT; Purvis, Birmingham; Ellen Rabet Cox, Tuscaloosa; Susan Lane Gibbons, ina Cullen, Ranc ho Palos Verdes, CA; Uz Drahold, Mercer lsland, WA; Akin, SC; Tammy Elaine Goldberg, Marietta, GA; Kathe Lynn Gorder, Atlanta, Susan Estay, Greensboro, C; Mimi Ferdman, St. Louis, MO;}ennifer Fred­ GA; Ashley Ray Guyer, Idaho Falls, ID; Hope Denise Harper, Meridian, MS; erick, La Canada, CA ; julie Gambs, Almo, CA; Allison Gato, Portland, OR; Octavia Claire Howell, Palm Desert, CA; jennifer Lynn Isaak, Washington Keira Gudnason, Santa Barbara, CA;jane Harris, Laguna Beach, CA; Angela D.C. ; Kristina Louise Kalka, Uttle Rock, AR; Alison Elise Miller, Arlington, Herbold, Rupert, 10; Amy Kane, Sandy, UT; Tanya Kay, Camarillo, CA; Kim TX; Angela Dawn Olson; Kasey Leann Shelton, Moulton, AL; Alisa Dawn Looney, Edmond, OK;jennifer Lukenbill, Poway, CA ; Amy Orr, Tacoma, WA; Singletary, Chattanooga, TN; Kristie Marie u-anchina, Baton Rouge, LA ; jeanie Sager, Englewood, CO; Elizabeth Slaven, Uttle Rock, AR; Margaret Stephanie Raye Weeks, Fort Lauderdale, FL. Wahlin, Stoughton, WI.

Alabama Gamma, Auburn University-April 22, 1989: Wren Breed, Arkansas Alp ha, University of Arkansas-August 13, 1989: lraci Florence; Trisha L. Cole, Lafayette, LA; Daphne Donaldson, Elba; Deanne Crisafulli, Irving, TX. Glasgow, Birmingham; janet Mertz, Scotsboro; Mandy Northcutt, Bay Min­ February 3, 1989: jenni jackson, Tracy Walker, Stephanie Forsythe, ette; Rachel Roberts, Grove Hill; Shannon Svetlay, Tucker, GA. Carole Henry, Darcy Young, Mary Stuart McRae, Uttle Rock; Sara Smith, September 8, 1989: Katie Hannigan, Birmingham; Susan E. Hingerty, Angela Ray, Tamera Barnes, Brooke Terrell, Tulsa, OK; Camilla Nabholz, Lawrenceville, GA; Emily Painter, Augusta, GA; Dea W. Powe, Selma Rebecca orwood, Conway; Stacy justus, tephanie Springer, Angela Horner, january 13, 1990: Carolyn Baer, Lisa Beville, Ali Lawton, Kelly Murnock, Brandalynn Kennedy, Hot prings; Holly Young, Searcy; Dana jo Cun­ Missy Phillips, Marietta, GA; Marcy Bailey, Melissa Bush, Kim Goddard, ningham, Virginia Shugar, Kristi Wydell, Carlisle; Ashley Bennet, Pocahon­ Birmingham; Stephanie Bishop, Fairhope; Gigi Blankenship, Kara jacobs, tas; Leigh Ann Beck, Forest City; Amy McHaney, Paragould; Heather Hender­ Melissa Klatt, Carol Robinson, Montgomery; Debbie Burgess, Conyers, GA; son, orth Uttle Rock; Elizabeth Ugon, Marvel; Wendy Riley, Carey Doss, Heather Clark, hannon Douglas, Enterprise; jeannie Clark, Elba; Kim Fort Smith; Lauren Hartz, Stuttgart; Uanne Herriot, Dallas, TX; Kathryn Criswell, Tuscaloosa; julie Deese, Daphne; Cynthia Fanning, Lakehurst, NJ ; Arnold, Amy Lugenbuel, Fayetteville; Elizabeth Vaughn, Sherman, TX; Brooke Suzanne Harper, Stone Mountain, GA ; Stephanie Haughwout, Beth King, Hearndon, Nashville. Dunwoody GA; jolie Head, Oakbook, IL; Wendy Heath, Atlanta, GA ; Kathy Henderson, Auburn; Shea jones, Coffeeville; jennifer Kaiser, Gulf Shores; Arkansas Beta, University of Arkansas at Little Rock - May 26, Holly Kendrick, Coral Springs, FL; Raigan Kretzschmar, Richmond, KY; 1989: Kimberly Haynie, Mary Melissa Cobb, Katherine Grubbs, Karen Wahl, Becca McDonald, Atmore, AL;jennifer Neuman, Tampa, FL: Leslie ewpher, Sarah Wilkerson, Uttle Rock. Uz Tannehill, ashville, TN; Carin Nite, Boca Raton, FL; Michelle Ovnic, january 7, 1990: Shanie Guyot, Beebe; Gena Steed, Camden; Melissa Dothan; Christy Reese, Davie, FL; Erica Seeman, Ocean Springs, MS; Kathy tiles, Beth Wiess, Catherine Wood, Uttle Rock; jeanine Strickland, Con­ Solomon, Indialantic. FL: Katy Stewart, ew Orleans, LA; Denise Wood, cord, GA. Riverdale, GA. April 7, 1990: jennifer Casey, ew Orleans, LA; Kelli Cole, Grant's Pass, California Beta, University of California, Berkeley-February 3, OR; Colleen Duffy, Plantation; Michele Rogers, Slocomb; Debbie Stephens, 1990: Christy Amick, Seattle, WA; jennifer Aston, Irvine; Kristin Barclay, Metairie, LA; Becky Watson, Opelika. VanNuys; Bridget Carey, Los Angeles; Suzanne Everson, Los Angeles; Leslie Gill, Orinda; Elena Henderson, Kentfield; jennifer Heydt, Mission Viejo; Alb e rta Alpha, University of Alberta-September 9, 1989: Rhonda Kristin Kadell, Fresno;}ody Kealy, Alamo; Alison Kuo, Poway; Amy Uchten­ Danchuck, Melanie Quimet, jody Warwaruk, Edmonton; Aleksandra Subo­ stein, Houston, TX; Casey Uzza, La Quinta; Mary Marshall, San Marino; tic, Grassy Lake. Michelle Migue1ez, Palos Verdes; Chris Olin, Calremont; Hillary Post, january 6, 1990: Cindy Heck, Bodo; Suzanna Lo, Calgary; Diana Mission Viejo; Katie Rafetto, Sacramento; Missy Roethe, Orinda; Toadie Rutschmann, Duchess; Gaylene Atkinson, Cynthia Girard, Karen Hcycun, Sanderson, Seal Beach; Kristin Smith, Ontario, Canada; Gala True, ew­ Kyla Kupchenko, Pam Mapa, Candace Markevich, Anne Pavlin, Michelle buryport, MA; Carrie Westbrook, Glendora; Emily Williams, South Laguna. Rappel, Janey Wong, Edmonton; ikki York, Fort MacMurray; jody Wilson, Lethbridge; Kim Rogers, St. Albert; Rori-Lynn Carstens, Sherwood Park; California Gamma, University of Southern California-August 24, Kathy Sparks, Spruce Grove. 1989: Wendy Dwyer, Woodside; Hayli Halper, Armonk, NY; Renee Haupt, Kelly Mullen, Orange; Thumper james, San Diego; Shari Kauls, Roseville, Arizona Alpha, Un iversity o f Arizona-August 7, 1989: Beth Cald­ MN, Kristi Kelly, Calabassas; Tara MacKenzie, So. Lake Tahoe; Caroline well, Phoenix; Donna Gardner, La jolla, CA; Anita Parker, Modesto, CA;jody orris, Orinda; Karen O'Rourke, Beverly Hills; Beth Pontrelli, Los Angeles; Arnold, Palatine, IL Staci Schneider, West Des Moines, IA; Sharon Sub, Villa Park. February 10, 1990: Heather Cooper, Lesly Crandall, Iovanna Lopez, February 3, 1990: Ami Anderson, San juan Capistrano; Stacy Anderson, Bannie Redhair, Tucson; April Crowell, jennifer Durkin, Karen Gonsalves, Ukiah; jennifer Bail, Menlo Park; Robin Bain, MeriJee Paulson, Newport Paradise Valley; Shelley Almquist, Usa Colangelo, Lori Colangelo, Marci Beach; Katie Birney, jennifer Higby, Santa Ana; Nell Blatherwick, Ellen Crone, jennifer Donahoe, Monique Felix, Hillary Hanhila, Beth Herp, Thomasson, St. Louis, MO; Cindy Bond, Karen jassoy, La jolla; Kelly Brown, Catherine Robertson, Susie Sexson, Candie Osmera, Phoenix; Robin Buck­ Orange; Debie Caty, Carlsbad; Carolyn Chobian, Thlare; Jessica Collins, lew, Mesa; Pamela Govett, Kymberly Luther, Melissa Tullman, Scottsdale; Woodside; Carrie Davis, Palo Alto; jennifer Dubois, Huntington Beach; Cynthia Solheim, Green Valley; Darci Hilgendorf, Prescott; Mindy Lueck, Carrie Ferraro, Riverside; Stacy Gilchrist, Chicago, IL; Michelle Gilstrap, La Utchfield Park; Lorena Aldana, Wilcox; Amy Rose, Yuma; Michelle Morgan, Canada; Kerry Givens, Mission Viejo; julie Hancock, San Diego; Rachel Coronado, CA; Ali Tatge, Palos Verdes Estates, CA ; Danielle Scott, ewport Heath, Van uys; Gina Hojel, Mexico; Mari Imoto, Monterey Park; Ua jett Beach, CA; Danette Macri, Simi Valley, CA; jennifer Gordon, Laura Majure, Ho llywood; Stephanie johnson, orthbrook, IL; Erin jones, ovato; Amanda Amy Bliss, Colorado Springs, CO; Erin Hancock, Des Moines, IA; Shelley Kemp, El Paso, TX; Lori Krawczyk, Scottsdale, AZ; Megan Laurance, Pacific Hudson, Buffalo Groves, IL;julie Nerad, Hinsdale, IL; Amy Arthur, Manhat­ Palisades; Heather MacLeod, Rolling Hills; Paige Martin, Houston, TX; tan, KS; Usa Miley, Omaha, NE; Anne Engel, Reno, NY Dee Dee Mckinney, Tulsa, OK; Tracy Mueller, Lancaster; jennifer Ortner,

38 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI HiU borough; Kari Oneson, Los Angeles; Stephanie Pinola, Blue Bell, PA ; Ana; Erin Stanford, Pacific Palisades; Andrea Strauss, St. Louis, MO; Elena Trina Snyder, Costa Mesa;Jennifer Tate. Redlands; Christen Uniak, Glendale; Strausser, Alamo; Carrie Weiss, Los Angelos; Kristen Welch, Fresno; Maggie Rocki Zwick, Arcadia. Wine-gardner, Riverbank. April 14, 1989: Jere Batten, pokane, WA ; Krista Flores, Santa Rosa; Libby California Delta, University of California, Los Angeles-January Graham, Pleasant Hill, OR; Kimberly Hill, Whinier; Jill Mitchnick, Los 27, 1990: Paula Alexander, Downey; Tamara Ames, Huntington Beach; Angelos; Stephanie Quan, San Marino. Stacey Bailey, Glendora; Dawn Beare, Portola Valley; Michelle Bennet, January 20, 1990: usan Balch, Rebecca Tolin, San Diego; ichole Baloh, orthridge; Kristie Bishop, Poway; Shani Cate, EI Cajon; Alison Chozen, Santa Monica; Amy Carroll, Santa Fe, NM ; Jennifer C'athey, Pasadena; Julia Melissa Gruber, Hillsborough; Stephanie Curtin, Stanford; Johanna Davis, Cochr·ane, San Jose; Nikki Cole, EI Macero; Reeba Daine, North Hollywood; Woodside; Deborah Di Bias, La Canada; Melissa Di tifeno, Beaverton; Lynette Ferrari, Kim Uhles, Santa Barbara; Katy Filose, Cheryl Kaino, Del Kristen Fuller, Orinda; Kimberly Gagnes, Capistrano Beach; Andrea Gill, Mar; Rosalie Gonzalez, Las Vegas, NY; icole Howard, Karen Mauldin, Hemet; Wendy Gottlieb, Shaun Thompson, Orange; Tori Green, Costa Mesa; Burbank; Heather Jones, Palos Verdes; Amanda Kearney, Sacramento; Beth Tara Holtzmuller, Jennifer Sauvage, Thousand Oaks; .Rachel Kaiser, Salinas; Labko, Seal Beach; Tracy Langer, Northridge; Tiffany Lee, Piedmont; Kacy Kamrin Korsmeier, Concord; Sandra Lee, Upland; Juliann Lipps, Lafayene; Meadows, Boise, IV; Esther Mizrahi, Chula Vista; Kelley Pittroff, San Marino; Beth Magnan, Elk Grove; Robin Mayemura, Santa Ana; Sophie Mc itt, EI Amy Rasner, Laguna Niguel; Kelly Riley, Danville; Jennifer Rohde, Oakland; Cerrito; Emily Nicklin, Highland; oreen O'Prey, Redlands; Krista Olivas, Beth Seidelhuber, San Carlos; Jan Shoenberger, Palm Springs; Karianne Kathleen Parker, Laguna HiUs; Pamela Pickens, Megan Troy, San Rafael; Storti, San Pedro; Kathleen Westin, Whittier. Robin Pucken, Fullerton; Linda Ratcliffe, La Habra; Lisa Shapiro, Sama April 7, 1990: Renee Barich, ewport Beach; Marisa Fitzpatrick, ina Barbara; Stacey Smith, Mission Viero; Michelle Torrico, Hacienda Heights; Takesh, Los Angeles; Zina Hernandez, EI Cajon; Emily Junck, Eden Praire, Kori Ungerland, Corona Del Mar; Stacey Van Gessel, Lakeside; Cori Wellins, MN; Marcie Keenan, Millbrae; Nell Marshall, anta Cruz; Pia Myers, Sarasota, Claremont; Adrienne Yarlen, Shermon Oaks; Kelly Sheerin, Carson City, NY FL.

California Epsilon, San Diego State University-Spring 1990: Tina California Lambda, University of California, Riverside-January Amoto, Diamond Bar; Kristen Anderson, Camarillo; Shea Blackerby, Orange; 27, 1990: Lisa Yonehara, Altadena; Stacy Goldberg, Terri Holder, Kimberly Kendall Bower, Marina Del Rey; Michelle Cayton, Audrey ConSidine, San Obuch, Jennifer Whang, Anaheim; Jennifer Colter, Arnold; icole Nor­ Jose; Casie Davis, Manhattan Beach; Laurie Feldman, orthridge; Rhonda lander, Big Bear; Dianelle Meis, Buena Park; Kristine Kaden, Burbank; Alisa Figueroa, Poway; Lisa Fiori, Alamo; Erin Forden, Bakersfield; Danya Hall, Getlin, Chatsworth; Lori Falkner, Jeanne Quacy, Carolyn Wayman, Coro· Costa Mesa; Paige Hammond, Tulsa, OK; Mary Hatton, Tarzana; Allesandra nado; Sarah Stengel, Cupertino; Sheila McPadden, El Segundo; Kristina Howe, Pleasanton; Amy Irwin, Whittier; Linley Johnson, Ventura; Amy Keir, Butler, Encinitas; Melanie Ballecer, Emily Toliver; Fremont; Mary Kim, Sherman Oaks; ancy K1yce, Irvine; Vicky Lichtman, Los Angles; Holly Fullerton; Laura Barchick, Hacienda Heights; Brenda Coleman, Melinda Nielson, Santa Barbara; Lisa Perettie, San Diego; Kate Perry, evada City; Spencer, Amy Pine, H;ghland; Cynthia Clarke, Huntington Beach; Andrea Julie Preston, Yorba Linda; Jamie Prijatel, Beverly Hills; Camille Russell, Adams, La Mesa; Michelle Malloy, Menlo Park; Karen Artist, Moraga; Susan Carson City, NY; Kristen Sondergard, La Palma; Traci Warmington, Newport McDowell, Moreno Valley; Jennifer Bennett, Pasadena; Kristin Delk; Beach. Pomona; Lori Birch, Portola Valley; Patrica Siu, Rancho Palos Verdes; Vasi Alevras, Rialto; Kim Taylor, Sacramento; Susan Briggs, San Bernadino; California Eta, University of California, Irvine - February 17, 1990: Cheryl Golden, San Jose; Rebecca Schoen, San Leandro; Marcilyn Powell, Carrie Aardal, San Marino; Annette Bak, Caroline Whittlin, Sherman Oaks; Sama Ana;Jocelyn Halpern, Felicia Keenan, Tarzana; Kelly 0 ' eil, Temecula; Amy Bryman, Granada HiUs; Lisa Burgert, San Diego; Anne Callahan, Holly Richardson, Torrance; Vicki Baker, Trabuco Canyon; Lara Kowalik, Piedmont; Kristy Clema, Julie Feldstein, Irvine; Jamie Crystal, Jamie Soll, Mary Kaye Moersch, Tustin; Tracy Jacobson, Laurel Sheanin, Woodland Encinol Lisa Damian, Apple Valley; Krista Davis, Studio City; Carmen Hills; Angela Pierce, Yorba Linda. Estrada, Jennifer Hadley, Newport Beach; Susan Fisher, La Jolla; Yasmin April 6, 1990: Tricia Schooping, Anaheim; Kristin Seifert, Corona; Jen­ Gardezi, La Mirada; Susan Gill, Laguna HilIs;Jennifer Green, Fountain Yalley; nifer Carter, Villa Park. Karla Gunderson, Laguna iguel; Kendra Keiner, Houston, Tex.; Laura Colorado Alpha; University of Colorado-February 10, 1990: Bambi Kestel, Goleta; Kristy Lovett, Pleasanton; Kimberly Macy, Palo Alto; Alison Ayn Bingham, NashviJIe, TN; Katherine Blatchford, Mill Valley, CA; Amie Matthias, anta Ana; Michelle May, Costa Mesa; Rhonda McCormick, San Bowlen, Orinda, CA; Melissa Brown, Golden; Deborah Carlson, Milwaquee, Jose; Holly Moffett, Alpine; Pamela Paek, Anaheim HiUs; Anne Porter, King W1 ; Caroline Clark, Pauls Valley, OK; Julie DeGroff, Elkhard, IN; Kristina City; Kimberly Richan, Playa Del Rey; Gita SaigaI, Jane Song, Palos Verdes; Dermody, Las Vegas, NY; Deirdre Devers, Winnetka, IL; Tracy Deissner, Debbie chulenberg, Lodi; Renell Thomas, Chatsworth; Jeanne Vattuone, Plymouth, MN; Mollie Eaton, Sarah Vowells, Aurora; Amy Epstein, Harriet Livermore; Kimi Vito, Poway; PatriCia White, Los Gatos. Louk, Keren Melmed, Englewood; Joanna Garritano, Conifer; Jennifer Gro­ niger, Sally Noel, Stephanie Wynne, Boulder; Mimi Hare, Philadelphia, PA ; California Theta, University of California, Davis-january 20, 1990: Suzy Hazen, Lake Forest, IL; Courtney Hoffar, Paradise Valley, AZ; Tia Meredith Ackley, Santa Rosa; Ann Bangle, Los Gatos; Mele Blackstone, Santa Hoppin, Evergreen; Laura Howell, Katie Tucker, Denver; Maclaren Johnson, Rosa; Kendra Blair, Brentwood; Nancy Bouffard, San Marcos; Lisa Boyarski, Marine, M ;JulieJones, Phoenix, AZ; Suzanne Kramp, ewport Beach, CA ; Los Altos; Jennifer Brown, Los Altos; Kri tie Callahan, Menlo Park;Jennifer Michelle Leveille, Atlanta, GA ; Heather Manning, Amarillo, TX; Christy Doherty, Santa Barbara; Shannon Durham, Palos Verdes Estates; Eileen Martinez, Littleton.;Jill Meyers, Miami, FL; Chris Nugent, Mclean, VA; Kelly Gallagher, Eureka; Anne Gaviati, Westlake Village; Kathryn Grant, Sunny· ugent, Colorado Springs; Merriman Powell, Metairie, LA; Cassie Roduner, vale; Jean Hettinger, Hayward; Nicole Huegle, Daly City; Shanna Ketelson, Portland, OR; AshJee Sallee, Corpu Christi, TX; Jen tevenson, Quincy, IL; anta Rosa; Christine Kilcline, Redding; Kim Kodl, Auburn; Katie Littlehale, Jen Swanberg, Sandia Park, M; Cyndi Towle, Rolling Hills, CA; Beth Orinda;Jennifer Uoyd, CorvalliS; Kristen Marshall, Morgan Hill; Erin McKin· Waggoner, Orange, CA; Sarah Wolforth, Ocean Ridge, FL: Lauren Wolpin, ney, Modesto; Lisa Mears, Fullerton; Alicia Petrich, Dublin; Tricia anguinet· Portsmouth, VA; Amie Wurmbrand, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA; Kristin YantiS, ti, Citrus Heights; Courtney heehy, Carmichael; Ingrid Shoemaker, San St. Joseph, MT. Diego; Laura Taylor, San Diego; Kelly Theisen, Los Gatos; Ann Vu, Fresno; Shannon Zundel, Reno, NY. Colorado Delta, Colorado School of Mines-january 2, 1989: Jen­ nifer Hall, Rolla, MO; Susan Wester, Concord, M; Lisa Wright, Whitewater; California Kappa, University of California San Diego-February 4, Michelle Kamasinski, Pueblo; Toni Clifton, Englewood; Erika Vote, Granada 1989: Laura Agorio, San Mateo; Whitney Allen, Palos Verdes Ests.; Dana HiIls, CA. Bernstein, Hillsborough; Sunni Bhatia, Palos Verdes Ests.; Stacy Blakenship, April 29, 1989: Yvonne Paulette Larimore, Arvada; Jayme Louise Martys, Anaheim; Laura Bond, orthridge; Tanya Britt, Rocklin; Aspasia Caplaneris, Columbus, E. an Diego; Stephanie Chin, Rancho Palos Verdes; Jennifer Conway, Santa Ana; Linda Daly, Orinda; Maria Evans, Santa Rosa; Mara Ferrarotti, Palos Connecticut Alpha, University of Connecticut-September 9, Verdes Ests.; Kimberly Guber, Los Angelos; Lisa Hatzenbiler, Rancho Mur· 1989: Julie Morgan, Karrie Plo . ieta; Deborah Hicks, Eugene, OR; Kimberly Holcomb, Coronado; Kathy February 3, 1990: Krissy Adanti, Valerie Bunger, 10nique Centola, Tina Laeser, La Canada; Delphine Lee, Hacienda Hts.; helly Leeds, Houston, TX; DeAmicis, Nancy Denton, Leslie Dottor, TraCie Galanek-Olsson, Karen Marque a Uoyd, an Diego; Danielle McCabe, an Diego; Katherine Olson, Lagasse, Kim Maraucci, Jennifer elson, ,retchen Sines, Atapon ladek, Orinda; Lina Pitesa, Oceanside; Kelly Pryce, Chatsv.rocth; Cindy Ross, Santa Anne Wheaton.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 39 Florida Alpha, Stetson University - February 9 , 1990: Suzanne Bakos, Ulinois Beta.Delta, Knox College-January 22, 1989: Susan Mont· Longwood; Angela Brown, Birmingham, MI; Christy Carson, jennie Over· gomery, Chicago; Sarah Gibson, Palatine; Kristi Mustain, Galesburg; Anne ton, Amy Snell, Palm City; Cathy Stolba, Amy Vose, SI. Petersburg; Dawn Poston, Oak Park; Melinda Zima, Willow Springs; Erika Switzer, Matino; Krehbiel, julie Plocar, Sarasota; Am y Drudge, Ocala; Amy Gibson, Madison; Allison Raymond, La Grange;Jodi Callihan, Broomfield, CO; Allison Cooper, Kristen Hildreth, Kennett Sy, PA ; Gayla Perry, Statesboro, GA; Vicky Pasadena, CA; Sarah Goudy, Wichita, KS; Elleri Wyatt, ashville, TN; DeAnn Ramsdell, Westbrook, CT; Denise Wentzel, aples; Katherine Schutz, Uma, Thode, Manchester, MO;Jena Schenck, Winter Park, FL; Michelle WLiliams, Peru; Tara Paulus, Goshen, I ; Anita Ogden, Lake City; joy Woodson, Stone Meridian, ID; Diana Whittenberger, Elizabethtown, KS. Mountain, GA ; Stacey Garnett, Lakeland; Tara Fitzgerald, Titusville; Brandi May 13, 1989: Usa Angert, Northbrook; Genieve Fitzgerald, Chicago; Davidson, Talahassee; Karen Folsom, West Palm Beach. Leah McClaslin, Broken Arrow, OK.

Florida Beta, Florida State University-August 16, 1989: Susan Dedo, lllinois Epsilon, Northwestern University-january 20, 1990: Am· West Palm Beach; Heather Hero, Lora Lynn Vayo, Miami; Heather Hulse, anda Caesar, Crystal Lake; Jennifer Charowhas, Glencoe; Amy Falk, Oak Lauri Tamney, Tampa. Forest;jennifer Hooleban, Crete; Megan Moenning, Evanston; Hana Schank, February 3, 1990: Candi Ayers, Aimee Clements, Usa Dore, Debbie Chicago; Jeanette Wmdon, Lake Forest; Jermifer Benson, Sylvania, OH; Heina, 1i"aci Landt, Nikki McCown, Lori Metz, Michelle Osborn, Orlando; Meghan Cotter, Wakefield, MI; Tasha Dimling, Findlay, OH;Judith Falit, Ann Holley Baden, Bradenton; Lorrie Browning, Palatka; Patty Butler, ewton, Arbor, MI ; Jennifer Gemma, Columbus, OH; Stephanie Gerard, Bradenton, CT; Heather Castellari, Nashville, TN; Allison Chancellor, Ft. Myers; Vanessa FL; Jennifer Grant, Boone, !A; Erica Haefiler, Kirkwood, MO; Elizabeth Costigan, Andrea Donn, Vanessa Fagiani, Kristin Lovejoy, Carolyn Waters, Ft. Johnson, Akron, OH; Loren Kalish, Upper Saddle River, N]; Abigail Kohn, Los Lauderdale; Chrisy Crain, t. Louis, MO; Forrest Davis,Julie O 'Steen, Kristin Angeles, CA; Aimee Latimer, Roswell, GA; Andrea Lerner, Cincinnati, OH; TalI, Amanda Turner, Tallahassee; ikki Desrochers, arasota; Kimberly Kristine Lizdas, Sborewood, WI; Kerry MacDuff, Parker, TX; Lynne DubiS, Orange Park; Jamie Eroncig, Jennifer Perkins, Miami; Caroline McDonald, Darnestown, MD; Anna Mueller, Uma, OH; Valerie Muller, Eubank, eall Herrin, Daytona; Stephanie Grenti, Lake Hopatcong, N]; Ephi Franklin Lakes, N]; Tina Nguyen, Fairfax, VA ; Pamela Parker, Odessa, TX; Karakitsios, Perry; Jodi Krugman, Angela Muter, Boca Raton; Cheri Lewis, Andrea Picciotti, Holland, MI; Andrea Pierson, Greencastle, I ; Kate Sharr· Atlanta, GA : Jill Rooney, Shannon Smith, Pensacola; jennifer Shoffner, jack· ock, Kalamazoo, MI; Franci Stein muller, New York, NY; Melanie Stone, sonville; Vicki Skinner, Lake City; Julie Walker, Brandon; Mandy West, Asheboro, NC ; Lisa Ullmann, Houston, TX; Elizabeth Wallace, San Diego, CA; Alexandria, VA; Ashli Wilkerson, Ocala; jennifer Zook, West Palm Beach. usan Wharton, Kansas City, Mo. january 22, 1990: Roxanna Beatty, Oak Brook.. Florida Delta, University of Florida-February 3, 1990: Kathleen Barnes, Panama City; Heather Bridgers, Wednesday Lampinen, Kristy Smith, lllinois Zeta; University of Dlinois-january 27, 1990: Alisa Balestri, Brigid Stoddard, Kim Swan, Tampa; Linda Calderon, Palm Beach Gardens; LaSalle; Jennifer Bishop, Champaign; Heidi Blunck, O'Fallon; Michele Briggs, Laura Carpenter, Nikki Norwood, Cocoa Beach; Tara Chamberlain, ew Katharine Heinkel, Decatur; Dena Broughton, Rosemont; Christine Carnpe, Elk Smyrna Beach; Ashley Chilcoat, Leesville, LA; Lisa Corce ,Jennifer Murchin· Grove Village; Auditi Chakravarty, Chenoa; Virginia Chang, Naperville; son, Lori Sickler, Miami; Katy Devney, Valrico; Lori Eliassen, Melbourne; Danielle DeCamp, Sheryl jurgovan, Patricia Olsen, Chicago; Kristin Dencs, Dani Fallin, Ft. Walton Beach; Deedra Francese, herry Snowden, Jennifer Hoffman Estates; Jennifer Drozd, Park Ridge; ara Garman, Danville; jessica Wilson, West Palm Beach; Anne Franklin, Lara Getzinger, Coral Springs; Harmon, Carni; Angela Hawkinson, Galesburg; Jennifer Hibbard, Mount janet Kasper, Wmter Springs; Tamara Klein, Cleveland, OH; Marcie Knittel, Prospect; Elizabeth Holler, Mazon; Amy Huisinga, Monticello; Hilde Ieuter, Fairfield, CT; Kari Leahy, Jennifer Leitman, harron Massey, Laura Valenti, Boulder, CO; Becky Johns, Glenview; Suzanne Karbarz, Angelee Kruger, jacksonville; Angel Lee, Perry; Georgia Malpartida, Palm Harbor; Stacy Downers Grove; Lynelle Kendle, Kankakee; Julie Konkol, Oak Brook; Kath· Marshall, Deland; Heather Maynes, Windmere; Marybeth McCormick, Dun· leen Lane, McHenry; Kimberly Long, Freeport; Mary Catherine Loughman, woody, GA; Amy Mitchell, Boca Raton; Kristin Miles, Orlando; Dana Puck· Geneva; Amanda Massucci, Cary; Sara Miller, t. Louis, MO; Anne O'Donnell, ett, Naples; Karin Reisinger, Albuquerque, NM ; Rebecca Roth, Ft. Lauder· Palatine;Julie pfaff, Collinsville, Heather Rosing, Waukegan; Melissa Schmitt, dale; Shari Rothchild, Manalapan, N]; Shannon Rowell, Kelley Wood, Ocala. Red Bud; Katina Secaras, Kenilworth; Elizabeth Spencer, Edwardsville; Tara Swanstrom, Barrington Hills; Karen Wally, Franklin Park; Laura Walsh, Georgia Alpha, University of Georgia-Feb. '\. 1990: Laurie Waters. Darien: Jennifer Weiner. Morton Grove; Katheryn Wollney, laGrange Park.. Athens; Beth Thompson, Atlanta; Tina Davis, Buford; Amy Zimmer, Clarkston; Robin Hewitt, Anne Raymond, jennifer Thcker, Columbus; Ashley Bateman, Winois Eta, Millikin University - August 17, 1989: Elizabeth Grove, Laura Hyman, Marjorie Mancini, Mary Kay Vollrath, Dunwoody; Karla Bloomington; Paula Schneider, Henry; Christine Hickey, Morris; Amanda Woolley, Fayetteville; Stephanie Sloan, Gainesville; Rhonda Eaddy, jones' EveJhoch, Wheaton. boro; Jeanne Allen, Renee Thomas Lilburn; ancy Leaphart, Macon; Kari January 27, 1990: Anna Scyoc, Alton; jennifer Vyverberg, Arcola; Sharon Graner, Sharman Neill, Alison PoeIvoorde, Marietta; Samantha Anderson· Haines, Barrington; Mary Crowley, Chatham; Kellie Ramsey, Decatur; Adri· Wade, NcDonough; Susie Taylor, Quitman; Amy Filliater, jennifer Garraty, anne Harris, Downers Grove; julie Livergood, Findlay; Rachel Hampton, Roswell, Georgia; Beth Hegarty, Bloomington, IN; Katie Kinney, Charlotte, Herrin; Mary Holloway, Jacksonville; Carrie King, Northbrook; Michelle C; Timmons Rankin, Lincolnton, C; Ann King, Florence, SCi Lori Cutler, Russell, Richview; Jennifer Lamb, Woodstock; Trisha Darrah, Goshen, KY; Kno](Ville, TN; Jeeda Yahya, United Arab Emirates. Carrie Umlauf, eo ho, MO;Julie Onder, Vi nja Viduka, St. Louis, MO; Mary Ruekert, Waukesha, WI. Idaho Alpha, University of IdahO-February 3, 1990: Sarah Sanford, Hallie Knox, jennifer Totten, Boise; "fracy Bear, Charity Williams, Geor· Ulinois Theta, Bradley University-September 16, 1989: taci Schatz, ganne Stone, Kris Lydrickson, Shelley Frensdorf, Leigh Ann Williams, Lewis· Munster, IN; Karen Modder, Oak Park; Anne Lenac, East Peoria; Faith ton; Kelli Brauner, Sydne Spink, Donna MacDonald, Coeur d'Alene; Tera Kirshbaum, Lyndhurst, OH. Blue, Ann Hagen, pokane, WA; Shannon Haldeman, Caldwell; Beth Farstad, February 3, 1990: Mary Rosenthal, Wood River; Angie Baker, Stephanie Kellog; Sarah Donaldson, Leann Vargo, Idaho Falls; Tami jones, Twin Falls; Schmidt, Catherine Sorel, Peoria; Bridget Bentley, Winfield; Stormy Calvert, Cindy Ward, ampa; Kristin Kinzer, Grangeville; joeli Buck, Sandpoint; Foley, AL; Chris Clikeman, Rockford; Jodi Cutler, Chillicothe; Annette Kristin Iverson, Randolph Air Force Base, TX; Melissa Munderloh, Great Danek, Minooka; Beth Doran, Palatine; Kristi Fenn, Macomb; Lauren Gold· Falls, MT; jennifer Larned, Soldotna, AR; Kimberly Slaybaugh, Clarkston, blatt, Indianapolis, IN; Paula Herkowski, ew Berlin, WI; Karen joseph, East WA ; jeanie Johnson, Spangle, WA; Shelah Koza, Albany, OR. Peoria; Ellie Kemper, Jacksonville; Molly Murphy, Ames, !A; jill Plucinski, Orland Park; Becky Saccaro, Bobbi accaro, Roanoke; Carol Schmidt, lllinois Alpha, Monmouth College-January 14, 1990: Toni Ander· Chicago; Julie Stenger, Brimfield; Sandy Tarkowski, Milwaukee, WI; Erika son, Seaton; Jennifer Berry, icola McHone, Aurora; Angela Bowling, Mon· Tucker, Barrington; ikki Wickenhauser. EI Paso; Alida Zollinger, ew mouth; Devohna C. Burks, Toluca; Deborah Carlson, Algonquin; Lori Car· Orleans, LA. re ll, Galesburg; Janet Cassiday, Mount Prospect; Laura Crabb, Chicago; Darcy Crandall, Cameron; Robin Engle, Michelle Hurd, Tammy Jefferson, Ulinois Iota, IUioois State University-january 20, 1990: Kathy Knoxville; Jill Fordyce, Abingdon; KaiNani Kraut, Caribou, ME; Alexa Alkire, Metamora; Dawn Buchmiller, Highland; 1i"acey Bunting, Cheryl McDonough, Woodridge; Christina Moran, Peoria; Allison Morse, Morton; Carbone. [jsa Eurkaitis, Wendy Kozak, Downers Grove: Sara Hallberg, Erica Mowitz. Munster. I ; Lisa Rankin, Lomax; Wendy Raymond, Roseville; Chatam: janine Hermann, Chicago; Kathy Howard. Cary; Lori Howland, Tracy Swanson, McHenry. CarmeL Ind.; Denise Kaste n, Seneca: helia Kessler, Vandalia; Kim Lally,

40 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Krista Lally, Carol Stream; Cheryl Mizialko, Woodr idge; Maggie Moore, Heather Richetto, Thlsa, OK; Shannon Sullivan, Margot Wright, Denver, CO; Rocheste r; Michelle Murray, Washington; Maria Neuman, Park Ridge; Lor i Holly Forte, Uttleton, CO; jackie jensen, Boulder, CO; Alison Grabau, Pass, Buffalo Grove; Cassie Scroggins, Kankakee;jenny Shudes, Northbrook; Boone, lA; Carol Muyskens, Des Moines, lA; Holly AripoLi, Thcson, AZ; Amy Michele Synoracki, Coal City; Laura Taylor, Schaumburg; Denise Wake, Deal, Denton, TX; Usa Lockwood, Las Vegas, NY; Kim Margel, Albuquerque, Springfield; jenifer Williams, Colfax. NM.

Indiana Alpha, Franklin College-February 17, 1990: Michelle D. Kansas Beta, Kansas State University- August 13, 1989: j enny Bar­ Alexander, Corydon; jennifer Callahan, Shannon Simons, Tessa Tanksley, tels, Hays; Michelle Slattery, Wright; Shannon O'Hara, Evergreen, Co. Mitchell; Ashli Crawford, New Harmony; jackie Dellinger,jennie Dellinger, February 3, 1990-Angela Bessette, Laura Carnien, Anne Greiner, Bridget Centerville; Kara Gordon, West Milford, N); Holly Hardman, Orleans; Kristy Mahoney, Topeka; Kim Brooks, Beth Mitchell, Kristi Pease, Hallie Walker, Henderson, South Bend; Christie janes, Franklin; Kristi King, Fort Wayne; Manhattan; Becky DelhotaJ, Arriane Gump, Meg PCannestiel, Kim Rogers, Susan McConnell, Martinsville; jennifer Miller, Lafayette; Merri Moore, Heidi Schomacker, Wichita; Erikajacquemain, julee Nelsen, Susan Phillips, jupiter, FL; Cristi Richards, Greenwood; Karen Watt, Indianapolis. Lenexa; Kelley Toler, Greta Wiechman, Shawnee; Karyn Macek, Cathie Wtl.son, Overland Park; Karen Howard, Dana Hutchison, Hutchinson; Heather Indiana Gamma, Butler University-February 3, 1990: Beth Arvan, Barkley, Ottawa; Valerie Boyd, Hill City; Holly Campbell, Winfield; joni Union Grove, WI; Candy Ayers, Ruthie Culbertson,JuLie Randolph, Laurinda Franklin, Kansas City; Molly Freebern, Olathe; Wendy Gardner, Andover; Swank, Indianapolis; Angie Bullock, Vicennes; Barb Butler, Syracuse; Caro­ li"icia Giefer, Kingman; Gari-Ann Girk, Protection; Gina Glace, Sabetha; lyn Clark, Whitestown; Lori Davenport, Plymouth; jOni Ferneau, Grinnell, Melinda Hoike, Ellsworth; Denise Holle, Wamego; jennifer jent, Chase; lA; Pat Foddrill, Washington; Christy Heiskell, Noblesville; Amy Hill, Gosh­ Denise Laird, Rosehill; Andrea Lonker, Medicine Lodge; Monica Miller, en; 'Iracey Kane, St. Anne, IL; Kelleen Kennedy, Hammond; Heather Leach, Stillwell; Mary Mills, Florence; Gretchen Nelson, Leawood; jana Renz, Greenfield; Gina Mayfield, Covington; Ann Marie McCarthy, Munster; Pam Lacrosse; Ann Woodbury, Quenemo; Wendy Wyatt, Erie; Cindy Carpenter, Nayon, Morton, IL; Marcie Pearish, LaPorte; Robin Peery, Arlington Heights, Omaha, NE; jenni Zimmerman, Papillion, NE; Wendy Chappell, Stillwater, IL; Dana Rader, Bloomington, IL; Kristin Rudolph, Danville; jenni Ruther­ OK; Lynn Mount, Columbus, OH; 'Iracy Orlando, Hudson, OH; Kristi ford, Shelbyville; Tanya Stiers, Rushville. Stephenson, Utitz, PA; jennifer Yates, Tacoma, WA.

Indiana Epsilon, DePauw University-March 10, 1990: Susan Archi­ Kentucky Alpha, University of Louisville-August 20, 1989: A1esia bald, Edmond, OK; Madeleine Arnheim, New Canaan, CT; Katie Callow, Goldsmith, Bonnieville. Wheaton, IL; Alison Crist, Wilmette, IL; julie Dimmers, Hastings, MI; Usa january 13, 1990: jill Dorsett, Bridget Hobing, Shelley Kramer, Karen Gerdes, Cincinatti, OH; Mindi Hale, St. Louis Pk., MN; Christina Knutson, leBlond, jessica Loyd, Heather Miller, Michelle Neuner, Sarah Oesch, Birmingham, MI ; Rebecca Metz, Hinsdale, IL;]eniece Non, Stilwell, KS; Mila Rosemary Richie, Dena Sanders, Nancy Soeder, Rhonda Summers, Mary­ Ott, Lake Forest, IL; Usa Parker, Dayton, OH; Katie Rawson, Des MOines, lA; Margaret Wyman, Louisville; Allison Graham, Bardstown; Valerie Ferguson, Katy Rohlf, Davenport, lA; Stephanie Schmidt, New Canaan, CT; Tonja Huntington, WV;jamie Kinney, Mt. Pleasant, lA. Sharbo, Germany; Emily Smith, Scottsda1e, AZ; Alison Spencer, Greencastle; Christy Steiner, Wooster, OH; Sarah Struck, Mequon, WI; Carrie Sturrock, Kentucky Beta, University of Kentucky-january 18, 1989: jennifer Kankakee, IL;janet Tennyson, Menlo Park, CA; Kathryn Tweedy, Edina, MN; Bull, Shelley Frazier, Cheryl Long, joyce Sason, Angie Will, Lexington; Missy Rita Wetterstroem, Cincinatti, OH; Heather Whittemore, Hartland, WI; Hourigan, Lea Sweeney, Louisville; Deana Nichols, Robin Ruf, Cincinnati; Leigh Woodward, Warsaw, IN. Cindy Anderson, Newburgh, IN; Ashley Blaney, Owensboro; jill Brady, March 10, 1990: Kathryn Heeke, E. Lansing, MI. Peoria, IL; Kristen Bruner, Roswell, GA; Melissa Coombs, Doublin, OH; Laura Nell Cowan, Edmonton; Michelle Craig, Paducah; Carrie Daniels, Indiana Eta, Indiana-Purdue University at Ft_ Wayne -january 14, Mayfield; Allison Dillard, Northbrook, lL; Rebecca Ewers, Meta; Heather 1990: Ronda Holst, jude Chevalier, Monica Clevelle, Holly Woodworth, Garrett, Prospect; Tiffany Gayheart, Dry Ridge;juli Getz, Terrace Park, OH; Tammi Rust, julie Miller, jessica Marquart, Amy jackson, Aimee Smith, Angie Gruss, Dublin, OH; Laura Hightower, Danville; Susan Kennedy, Man­ Heather Steffen. chester; Derby Newman, Lucasville, OH; jill Nickerson, Florence; Amy Sherow, Dayton, OH; Rhonda Smith, Stanford; Hilliary Spragens, Lebanon; Iowa Alpha, Iowa Wesleyan College-February 7, 1988: Michele Kristan Staton, Ft. Thomas; Kim Walsh, Bardstown; Sherry Sue Young, Waters Diener, Mt. Pleasant; Karen Grubb, Colesburg; jackie Hanna, Down­ Morning View. ers Grove, IL;judith Kohn, Oak Park, IL; Karen McKinney, Cumming; Tracy Miller, Keokuk; Mikki Zook, Coralville. Kentucky Gamma, Eastern Kentucky University-September 9, February 25, 1989: Krista j acobs Boone; Page Phillips, Eldon; Sally 1989: Angel Combs, Louisville; Amy MCKibben, Crestview Hills; Susan Robinson, Masonville. Mclaren, Stanford; Sharon Minns, Ashland; Kim Ward, Russell. November 4, 1989: Caren Reschly, Olds. january 20, 1990: jennifer Brumbaugh, Syracuse, IN; Amy Busby, West Chester, OH; Susan Campana, Xenia, OH; Diane Flamm, Cincinnati, OH; Iowa Gamma, Iowa State University-january 3, 1990: Ann Herrald, Deana Flannery, Richmond; Holly Flood, Amy Zimmer, Villa Hills; Ang Kalb, Boone; jennifer Kollbaum, Boone; Lydia Rhinehart, Dallas Center; jeni ewark, OH; Dawn Leathers, Stanford; Debbie Mitchel, Eminence; Laura Sosalla, Cedar Rapids; Natalie Van Note, Parker, CO; julie Benitez, O maha, Shepherd, Georgetown; Teresa Stivers, Owenton; Kelly Walker, Henderson; NE; Ann Bielfeldt, Perry; Denna Bruhn, Schieswig; Lorilee Craggs, Altoona; Paula Weddle, Uberty. Brook Deines, Marshalltown; Deborah Dolezal, Council Bluffs; Michelle Eagleeye, Ubertyville, IL; Kim Ehrlich, Marshalltown; Heidi Fagle, Center Louisiana Alpha, Newcomb College-Spring 1990: jessie Abram, Point; Wendy Gee, Cedar Rapids; Kelly Hampton, Grand Island, NE; Unsay Alex Albright, Pam Black, Molly Blades, Tara Bruck, Vickie Cameron, Ann Heimberg, Elgin, IL; Tracy Hogan, Cedar Falls; Angie Holland, Greenfield; Christensen, Shannon Coli, Maribeth Colton, Susie Cotrell, Karen Cotter, Michelle Ke rdus, Vinton; Helen Knodle, West Des Moines; Amy Marren, Kristi Davis, Cindy Doss, Elizabeth Elias, Happy Frable, Stephanie Gibbs, West Des Moines; Diana Meye, Oskaloosa; Kaye Miller, Dallas Center; Val Katherine Gilpin, Amy Graves, Susan Harmon, Sadie Hilbert, Kim Houghton, Scudder, Marshalltown; Unda Welper, New Albin; Amie Willis, Richfield, Claudia Hugill, CeCejackson, Daphne Kaye, Mimi MacDiarmind, Becky Mc MN; Chris Romans, LeClaire. Laren, Uz Meyer, Andrea Miller, Aimee Montanaro, Amanda elson, Cath­ erine Newstadt, Usa Rahe, Uz Schwartz, Gwen Svoboda, Leah TrZCinski, Kansas Alpha, University of Kansas-january 27, 1990: Katie Brad­ Katie Weiss, Melanie Wells, Stacey Widlitz. bury, Emily Hayes, Kim Moeller, Shawnee Mission; Ashley Browning, Over­ land Park; Allison Burgess, Fairway; Kelly Caffrey, Karen Oxler, Megan Louisiana Beta, Louisiana State University-August 18, 1989: Kim Wright, Leawood; Molly Chubb, Topeka; Amanda Clark, Lawrence; Amie McGary, Char Nolan, Baton Rouge; Myra LaIleur, Eunice; Keely Verges, Frantz, Sarah Gard, Prairie Village; Tiffany Grant, Wichita; Ashley Gray, ikki Shreveport; Susan Bright, Paducah, KY. julian, Amy Leffingwell, jennifer Meier, Lenexa; Michelle Katafiasz, Salina; February 16, 1990: Melissa Bahlinger, Mary Laura Beardon, Holly Eliz­ Christi Kifer, Melanie Mayo, Hayes; Molly McCarthy, Mission Hills; jennifer abeth Bartels, Kristen Michelle Crew, Usa Danielle Kothe, Allison Thomas Bennet, Arc City; Rachelle Hockney, Chesterfield, MO; Kimberly Kerr, Undsey, Dawn Carol MCKinney, Christie Lynn Monteilh, Melissa Lynn Kansas City, MO; Rowena Viloria, julie Walther, St. louiS, MO; Paula Conti, apoli, Baton Rouge; Monique AngeUe St. Pierre, Adrienne Lucille Allen, Erica Robbin, Glen Ellyn, IL; Amy Ritter, Barrington, lL; Laura hellady, Renee Carole Gluth, Alison Angelle Gootee, jennifer Elizabeth klamba, aperville, IL; Melann jacobs, Candice Uno, Brittany Moore, Leslie Snyder, New Orleans; Laura Elizabeth Brooks, Heather Allene Mcleod, atcrutoches;

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 41 Caroline Supple Chadwick, Shawnn Antoinette Kenney, Sally Elizabeth Sally Forshay, North Oaks; Nina Lampland, Stephan;e Larson, St. Paul; Kellv Caillouet, Alice Dudley Daigle, Tricia Ann Hemel, Thibodaux; Elizabeth Moser, Waterloo, 1A; Jacque House, West Des Moines, 1A ; Jodi Gustafso~ , Adele D'Anna, Lori Lee Binderim, Amy Michelle Glass, Kathleen Ellen Omaha, NE; Jodi Hansen, Dickinson, NO; Jenny Schaeffer, Christine Thomp­ Michels, Shreveport; Robin Therese Hancock, Ke nner; Katherine Corinne son, Sara Woster, Sioux Falls, SO; Liza Tyler, Appleton, WI ; Emily Gillett, Eau McDonald, Myra Louise Dimos, Monroe; Charlotte Burguieres Ulrich, Claire, WI; Shelly Bauer, Elm Grove, WI ; Jenny McDowell, La Crosse, WI. Houston, TX; Andrea Lyn Adams, Minden; Amber Christine Bollinger, Shannon Elizabeth Tartouville, Chalmette; Sara Catherine Cornell, Amy Mississippi Alpha, University of Southern Mississippi-March 3, Marie Hummel, Erin Kathleen Tierney, Lafayette; Christen Haake, Albuquer­ 1990:Jennifer Beall, Megan Daugharty, Marcy deMahy, Susie Penton, Slidell, que, NM ; Kelly Cathleen Hackbarth, Mobile, AL; Pamela Darlene Henkel, LA ; Linda Cobb, Kclly Gipson, Deena Liberto, Julie Woodcock, Biloxi; Beth Slidell; Courtney Claire King, Hammond; Kristin Green Kreeger, Nancy Culpepper, Inverness; ColJeen Fabac;her, Charlotte Todaro, River Ridge, LA; Marie LaRocca, Metarie; Alice Marie Lirette, Houma; Holly Marie Purdue, Laura Furman, Camden, AL;Jennifer Garner, Hattie burg; Michelle Geddis, Alexandria; Marguerite Paxton Price, Louisville, KY; Kerry Paige Reid­ Mandeville, LA;Jennifer Hassell, Baton Rouge, LA; Tammy May, Pascagoula; mueller, Beaumont, TX; Kathryn Doris St_ Romain, Covington; Shannon Stephanie Keith, Magee; Shelley Langley, Taylorsville; Melissa Lyon, Shaw; Susan Simmons, Westlake; Carrie Eleanor Stein, Minot AFB, NO; Dawn Hope ecaise, Waveland; Stephanie Pittman, hreveport, LA; Ellen Poole, Alexia "frahan, Lake Charles. Madison; Tracy Rahaim, Laurel; Ashley Reed, Mobile, AL; Laura Russell, Brandon; Sandra Schilling, Natchez; Jennifer tudebaker, Vicksburg; Angie Maryland Beta, University of Maryland-August 28, 1989: Gail Trest, Clinton; Jill White, Birmingham, AL. Bagno, New City, N) : Joyce Farrell, Hughsville; Susan Juskelis, Catherine Zimmerman, Baltimore; Connie Lee, Towson; MaryBeth Maguire, Severna Mississippi 8eta, University of Mississippi - February 10, 1990: Park; Jill Mulchi, ew Carrollton; Wendy Roelle, Huntington, NY; Laura Catherine Abel, Wrnona; Kristin Brookshire, Gretchen Hellums, Trish Mcin­ Wilkerson, University Park. tyre, Ashley Smith, Houston, TX; Michelle Burgess, Natchez; Mary Cam­ January 21 , 1990: Laura Bonesteele, Palos Verdes, CA; Usa Applebaum, pbell, Tonya McClintock, Terri adlicki, Toni adlicki, Memphis, Tenn.; Bensalem, PA; Rachel Bell, Glenside, PA; Usa Colaianne, Middletown; Maura Emily Corley, Okolona; Ellen Cowan, Sikeston, MO; Kathryn Dilworth, Downs, Gaitherburg; Patrice Esposito, Syracuse, NY; Serena Gaspin, Silver Suzanne Malone, Kay Morgan, Huntsville, AL; Nancy Donelan, St. Pe­ Spring; Julie Gibson, LaPlata; Sharon Haney, Derwood; Sheri Khanna, lan­ tersburg, FL; fucy Duncan, Katherine Fowler, Rebecca Harper, Tiffany ham; Kathleen Kilgore, York, PA; Usa King, Camp Springs; ancy Persh, Sanchez, Laura Talley, Dallas, TX; Stacey Flanagan, Tiffany orton, Layne Woodbine; Amy Plett, Laurel; Claire Powell, Crofton; Jennifer Salmons, Jill Sandridge, Eva Tavlin, Metarie, LA; Kim Langston, Batesville; Kim Lefoldt, Sugarman, Bowie; uzanne trite, Towson Jackson; Susan McDavitt, Brentwood, TN; Anne Meyer, Redlands, Calif.; Nancy Moore, Kirkwood, MO; Karen Neal, Paletine, IL; Andrea Pierce, Michigan Alpha, Hillsdale College-April 13, 1989: Jennifer Beens, Chicago, IL; Lynda Rosenthal, Pearl; Amanda Ross, Longwood, FL; Salley Royal Oak; Jessica Davidson, Garden City, NY; Mary Gilles, Appleton, Wl; Spiller, Lake Charles, LA; Amy Tate, Picayune; Dana White, Dunwoody, GA; Christy Harris, Birmingham; Kim Hughesdon, Plymouth; Laura Jansen, Susan YeldelJ, Monroe, LA; Shanda Walden, Columbus. Cincinnatti, OH; Stephanie Mitchell, Adrian; Jennifer ewman, Baldwins­ ville, NY; Jennifer Pastori, Utica; Nancie Petrucelli, Plymouth; Sarah Re­ Missouti Beta, washington University-August 29, 1989: Edya Ka­ decker, Grand Haven; Shannon Savage, Sandusky; Sheri Shannon, W. Bloom­ lev, New York, NY. field; Anna Sheets, Worthington, OH; Laura Stearns, Novi; Ann Sundareson, january 21 , 1990: Usa Ahrendt, Sudbury, MA; Megan Alonzo, Kennet "froy;Jami Truesdell, Norton, OH; Tiffany Wahtera, Plymouth; Kim Watling, Square, PA; Jesamyn Baird, Westwood, KS; Jennifer MacGregor, Miami, FL; Holland; Kristine Watson, Grand Rapids; Kelly Corya, Ft. Wayne; Usa Ladd, Usa Beacker, Dallas, TX; Laura Bernstein, Suffern, NY; Elaine CanJas, Clarkston; Tammi Morrison, Coldwater; Shelly "fryc, Holland; Ann Kotcher, Springfield;Jennifer Cohen, Howell, N); Brooke Congor, Lafayette, I ; Sonia Canton. Sotire, Stamford, CT;}ustine Cowen, Paulette Kouffman,Jennifer Weisbord, De<:ember 2 , 1989: JoAnn Cloherty, Grand Rapids; Carrie Fernsier, New York, NY; Wendy Cronk, Broken Arrow, OK; Heather Erhard, Haworth, Lansing; Amy Fraraccio, Alliance, OH;·Carrie Hahn, Rockford; Nancy Kwant, N) ; Amanda Fiemal, Deka1b, IL; Stephanie Frankel, Norfolk, VA; Karen Lowell; Margaret Malian, Rumson, N); Kelly Olszewski, Saline; Michelle Glickman, Bellmore, NY; Stephanie Gold, Memphis, TN; Helen Goodell, Silpoch, Flint; Lynn WISe, Benton Harbor. Downers Grove, IL; Sondra Gro man, Schenectady, NY; Lori Guttentag, Merrick, NY; Bene Haynes, Rockville, MD; Jeri Jacobson, Chicago, IL; Michigan Beta, University of Michigan -January 27, 1990: EvaMarie Catherine Wallach, Lexington, MA; Adina Kalish, Atlanta, GA; Elizabeth Katz, Abiraji, Grosse Pointe Shores; Frederika Adam, Albany, CA; Erika Alward, Largo, FL; Allison Keller, Appleton, WI; Rachel Margolis, Wilmette, IL; Minneapolis, MN; Kclley Barton, Northville Twp.; Margo Baumgart, Upper Valerie Shaginaw, Dunwoody, GA; Margaret McDermott, Barrington, IL; Montclair, NJ; Laura Berning, Susan Owen, East Lansing; Ilene Bush, Carolyn Michelle Moon, Ft. Meyers, FL; Usa Primus, Cedar Rapids, 1A; Suzanne Glaser, Potomac, MD; Laura Cohn, Camp Hill, PA; Tania Drelichman, Rosen, South Orange, N) ;Jennifer Rubenstein, esconset, NY; Elena Scher, Bloomfield Hills; Kimberly Duffy, Plymouth; Andrea Halpern, Elkins Park, Jonesburough, TN;Jessica Wilson, Staton Island, NY; Kimberly Wilson, Sour PA; Amy Hashimoto, Ann Arbor; Jennifer Hung, South Barrington, IL; Dana Lake, TX; Usa Wolf, Denver, CO; Kelly Zinser, Lake t. Louis. Jacobson, Des Moines, 1A; Kathleen Kang, Michelle "frombley, Toledo, OH; Stacey Kleinbriel, Saginaw; Joanna Lifshey, Cherry Hill, N); Vivian Mata­ Missouri Gamma, Drury College-August 17, 1989: Becky Barnes, verde, Grosse lIe; Shannon McFarland, Vassar; Melissa Misiak, Howell; Nancy Springfield. Mueller, Fairport, NY; Lauren Odar, Galesburg; Jennifer Pearse, "froy; Emily January 26, 1990: Janet Michel, Julie Michel, Aurora; Libby Miller, Peters, Richland; Michelle Prieto, Evanston, IL; L Roth, Lansing; Laura Cassville; Usa Cox, ExcelSior Springs; Laura Sapp,Joplin; Sonja Burks, Kansas . Schooler, Demarest, N) ; Usa Smith, Pontiac; Erin Smits, Portage; Dorothy City; Suzanne Seaman, Lakeview; Allison Richter, Lebanon; Jennifer Kerr, Sourlis, Rumson, NJ ; Julie Tisdale, Orchard Lake; fucy Ulstad, Cleveland, Michelle Strang, Uberty; Jennifer Coleman, Lohman; Stephanie Robertson, OH; Janis Utley, Warren, Jennifer Weinreich, Old Bridge, NJ ; Jill Zimmer­ Marshfield; Christina Hutchen , Monett; Joan Webb, Mt. Vernon; Sarah man, Lexington, MA. Gardner, Ozark; Stephanie Chapman, Pierce City; Shayla Decker, Rogers, AK; Tamra Anderson,Jennifer Brown, Misty Dodd, Lynn Haas, Angie Huyett, Michiga.n Gamma, Michigan State University-Spring 1990: Kristen icole Reynolds, Robyn Schmachtenberger, Missy Smillie, Julie Tegarden, Abler, Debbie Anglin, Kristin Ayotte, Anne Benisek, Kim Berger, Heather Springfield; Julie OelkJaus, St. Charles; Molly Randel, Tulsa, OK Bolton, Leslie Anne Brower, Barb Cheaney, Darcy Colby, Karen Davis, Erin Eberz,Jill Frutig, Linda Gendelman, Holly Gold, Suzy Gorospe,Jodi Green, Montana Alpha, Montana State University -January 13, 1990: Holly Pam Hatfield, Katie Henninger, Stephanie Hussey, Beth Johnston, Jill Ka­ Crupper, Washington, DC; fuci Doucette, Frenchtown; MOnica Eastlick; polka, Andrea Kline, Andrea Kubasiewicz, Usa Lande, icole Lulla,Jennifer Michele Klaswick; Tracy Skillestad, Billings; Heather Jessen, Jenny Larson, M<."Carron, Cheri Medendorp, Angie Migala, Krista Munchinger, Jennifer Gillette, WY; Pam Lammers, CorvaJus, OR; Kim Lewis, Hamilton; Heather Rinke, Sara Rowen, Cheryl Saul, Terri Schafer, "fracy Shelton,Jenni Shephard, Parks, Bozeman; Marcy Pershall, Rochferd, II..; Gwen Peterson, Helena; Geri Kristy Spade, Cindy pringsteen, Barb Stern, Tracey "freiber, Maricris Valera. Schubert, GreatfalJ . Tracy Walla, Kristin Wolf, Kim Wood. Nebraska Beta, University of Nebraska at Lincoln-January 26, Minnesota Alpha, University of Minnesota-January 20, 1990: Amy 1990: Kerry Bonge, Jamie Fox, Kristin Jackson, Amy Keplinger, Jennifer Fransen, Alpha; Shannon Nelson, Brooklyn Center; Holly Fischer, Brooklyn Krajicek, Danette Parsley, Emily Rasmuss, Mara Zeltins, Omaha; Erika Bair, Park; Kelly Huston, Kristin Olson, Burnsville; Jessica Campbell, Excelsior; Soux Falls, SO; Jennifer Bakkom, South Minn, M ; Jennifer Bruning, EIJen

42 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Canney, Uncoln; Amie Clarke, Aurora; Alyssa Gosch, Kearney; Heidi Haeck­ Scotia;Jeanne Neeson, Pearl River; Ayako Ogata, Tokyo,Japan; Amy Oringel, er, ODell; Nicole Johnson, Thra Stolz, Holdrege; Brenna McCord, Christine Somer ; Ali Oshlnsky, Fairfax, VA; Heather Peddie, Middlebury, VT; Leah Schlapfer, Margaret Wallace, Fremont; Theresa O'Clock, Elko, NY; Jac­ Peterson, Old Saybrook, CT; 'Irish Seliga, Endicott; Tania Simoncelli, Bryn­ queline Ratliff, Ogallala; Teresa Romanek, Columbus; Heidi Sieck, Oakland; maur, PA; Erin Stokes, Nellesley, MA; Nancy Straub, Sayville; 'fricia Tafe, Marcy lhunper, Geneva Holland, PA;Jennifer 'fracy, Mt. 'franper.

Nevada Alpha, University of Nevada, Reno-August 19, 1989: Jen­ North Carolina Alpha, University of North Carolina-January 28, nifer Walker, Reno; Kelly Riordan, Sparks; Stacey Zumbro, Danville, CA. 1989: Julie Allee, Thllahassee, FL; Courtney Bailey, Mclean Bradshaw, Usa January 20, 1990: Carey Copeland, Sally Cutler, Cyndee Emerson, Megan Radford, Raleigh; Neely Barnwell, Burlington;Jacquie Broady, Teaneck, NJ; Kiley, Debbie McDermott, Kristen Perkins, Leah Repsher, Sarah Smith, Katherine Bryan, Katie Hamilton, Greensboro; Jennifer Buzzelli, Alex­ Savaros Vongngarm, Carmel Wynkoop, Reno; Amy Caudill, Julie Gann, andria, VA; Jenny Carter, Katie Fort, Happy Hynes, Luci Utaker, Catherine Wmnie Tam, Sparks; Holly Clarkson, Carson City; Cherene orton, lncline Lowe, laura Taylor, Anne Tracy, Ashley Widener, Charlotte; Meredith Cope­ Village; Ann Dickinson, Las Vegas; Gina Corsiglia, Dansville, CA; Kimberly land, laurel Davis, Baltimore, MD; Stephanie Creighton, Edenton; Susan Haas, Thcoma, WA; Jenny Kline, Randolph, NJ. Crews, Asheville; Meg Duncan, Nashville, TN; Susie Eichler, Stuart Wright, Atlanta, GA; Julie Guarnotta, Winchester, MA; Usa Holloman, Greenville; New Jersey Alpha, Princeton University - March 31, 1990: laura Jo Meade Horton, Elizabeth liames, Wtlmington; Paige Jennings, Chapel Hill; Barta, Radford, VA; lindsay Bray, Birmingham, MI; Karen Brooks, St. James, KK Kennedy, Ann Rothrock, High Point; Monett Kent, Ellen Lovejoy, NY; Corneille Burt, Shreveport, LA; Christy Carrillo, Anaheim, CA; Alex de Jacksonville, FL; Dianna McCarthy, West Newton, MA; laura Morsman, Campi, Chester Heights, PA; lindsey Flower, New Orleans, LA; laura Foster, Deerfield, MA; Robin Ragsdale, Jacksonville, NC; Carmen Richardson, Gra­ Palo Alto, CA; Maria Elena Gonzalez, Caparra Heights, PR; Kristi Hakman, ham; Kelly Robertson, Lexington, KY; Anna Sarratt, WLlson; Sally Shaw, Hillsborough, CA; Sarah Heckscher, Wayland MA; laura Hodes, Dobbs Ferry, Fayettville; Prentiss Valender, Washington, D.C.; Beth Van Dorp, Washington, NY; Millet Israeli, Jericho, NY; Julia Johnston, Willowdale, ONT; Becky NC; Shawn von Schreiber, New York, NY. Jones, Skokie, IL; Jennifer Jones, Elora, ONT; Natasha Kablaoui, Wappingers January 27, 1990: Karin Andren, Fairfield, CT; Clark Benbow, Becky Falls, NY; Mary Kallaher, Springfield, MO; Ann Kelly, Riva, MD; Charisse Mohr, Baltimore, MD; Mary Birgel, Kristen Carmack, Binkie Harris, Erica Klino, Santa Ana, CA; Alison Lowry, Bethesda, MD; Eleanor McMillan, Tuttle, Durham; 'Iracy Bulla, Kelly Crowell, Molly Powell, High Point; Stacie Glyndon, MD; 'fray Medina, Clinton, NY; Mona Metwalli, Claremont, CA; Byers, Denver, NC; Tere Clippard, Chappaqua, NY; Shea Collins, Nashville, Connie Noonan, pring lake, MI; Dina Pasalis, Fairview Park, OH; Aimee TN; Darden Coors, Golden, CO; Sarah Davis, Winston-Salem; Martha Dees, Randolph, Alexandria, LA; Marge Redmond, Glen Ellyn, IL; Chris Schluter, Goldsboro; Sue Ellen DeSteflmi, Krista Landers, Sandi lavery, Emily Morton, Lewisburg, PA; Elizabeth Seay, Thlsa, OK; Lori Jo Smith, Clifton, VA; Amy Charlotte; Mary Exum, Nicole Lu ter, Beth Purrington, Cammy Worth, Ebeling, Madison, WI; Susan Stubbeman, Abilene, TIC. Raleigh; lindsay Gaskins, Williamsburg, VA;]essica Guzak, Gastonia; Lonnie Hadler, arah Luddington, Chapel Hill; Ginger Kepley, Concord; Beth Lasley, New Mexico Alpha, University of New Mexico-january 13, 1990: McDowell May, Sunny Rakestraw, Russell Schenck, Greensboro; Anne Hope Marie Ballantyne; Stephanie Diane Barrack; Melissa Elaine Dodge, El Mauldin, Rocky Mount; Heather Maynard, Brown Summit; Melissa Mro­ Paso, TIC; Stephanie Lynn Dotson; Sonnet Goodenough; Nicole Ray Graham, czeck, Potomac, MD; Mary Anne Poole, Raeford; Stephanie Segal, aperville, Uttleton, CA; Rebecca Jeanne Gray, Alamagordo, NM; Kelley Diane Keith, IL; Mara Sherden, Advance; Kelli Sharp, Brooklyn, NY; Joanna Simoni, Farmington, NM ; Karolyn Sue Keller; Kendra Michon Merritt, Clovis, NM; Morgantown, WV; Barrett Simpson, Rocky Mount; Aimee Skeen, Hudson, Nikayla Katherine Nail; Ellen Sue Neal, Portales, NM ; Sally Ann Sacco; Beth Quebec; Sara Katherine Sloan, Wendy Ward, Uz White, Wilmington; Sara Ann Schweighardt; Ann Elizabeth Speed; Katherine Miller Urbanski, an Kathryn Stowe, Belmont; Serena Willie, GreenWich, CT; Stacey Yates, Mateo, CA; Beth Collins Weeks, Los Alamos, NM; laura Anne Wright. Seattle, WA; Janine Zanin, Newton Square, PA.

New York Alpha, Syracuse University-August 22, 1989: Amy Cal­ North Carolina Beta, Duke University -September 22, 1989: Touran houn, Boxborough, MA; Hope Cooper, Lykens, PA; Raelyn Halsey, Central Mshar, Bethesda, MD; Allison Almand, Atlanta, GA; Bridget Bagert, New Square; Usa DeCubellis, Harrisville, Rl; Leslie tudenic, Gloyersville. Orleans, LA; Cheryl Baggeroer, Westwood, MA; Valeria Balfour, KenSington, January 20, 1990: Julie Bartlett, Milford, NH; Claudia Baudo, Glen Rock, MD; Sarah Barnard, Winter Park, FL; Joy BarwiCk, Miami Shores, FL; Beth NJ; Kristin Benke, Manhatten Beach, CA; Audrey Bienz, Old Bridge, NJ; Blackmon, Fredricksburg, VA; Gwin Carter, Salisbury, C; Sara hambers, Stacey Bransky, Bardonia; Susan Burch, West Seneca; Michelle Costin, Budd Chicago, lL; Alexis Coll, Garden City, NY; amantha Denny, Merion, PA; lake, NJ ; Anne Crowley, Amy Graham, Karyn Moody, Syracuse; Karen Cathy Doctor, Menlo Park, CA; Katrina Greenman, We twood, MA; Caroline Dargo, Holbrook; laura Dawson, Puoghkeepsie; Adrienne Drennan, Gina Haigh, Moraga, CA; lauren Johns, Thlsa, OK; Usa Kellogg, Athens, GA;]anice Gutman, Staten Island; Kristen Gomes, Pawtucket, Rl; Liz Goodwill, Am­ Levering, Houston, TIC; Kim Linden, laguna Beach, CA; Erin Martin, San herst, NH; Kim Gosza, Secaucus, NJ ; Leslie Grossman Greenwich, CT; Diego, CA; Julie Mewhort, Toledo, OH; Courtney Monroe, Cincinnati, OH; tephanie Grossman, Freehold, ~ ; Becky Hickey, orthport; Holly Higgins, Jennifer Moore, Shreveport, LA ; Amy Morgenstern, Clayton, MO; lindy Newtonwille, MA; Erin Howard, Holcomb; Patricia Johns, Pittsburgh, PA; Morris, Atlanta, GA ; Daphne Powell, Burlington, NC;]ennifer Rogers, Fairfax llene Kalish, Bensalem, PA; Agatha Kaminski, Monticello; 'fricia Katz, Wood­ Station, VA: Jennifer Short, Lynchburg, VA; Betsy Smegal, Piedmont, CA; Kris bury; Michelle Keasey, Martinsburg, PA; Audrey Kent, Massapequa Park; Terrio, Columbia, MD; Karen Terry, Boca Raton, FL; Ashley Warren, Atlanta, Kristin King, Waterford, CT;Jodi lamagna, Cumberland, Rl; Betsy Macmilla, GA; Davis Wilkins, Cumberland, MD; Kim WiJliarns, Shelby, C; ancy Holyoke, MA;Judy Mark, Philadelphia, PA; Debbie McCaffrey, Minoa; Carla Williamson, WLlton, cr. Notarianni, Zionsville, IN; Heather O'Neill, Fair Haven, NJ; Suzanne Pawlak, Winchester, MA; amantha Schoenberg, Carmel; Giannna Spanos, Hunt­ North Dakota Alpha, University of North Dakota- April 29, 1989 : ington Station; Patti Spina, Reading, PA; Alison Steltzer, Kennett Spuare, PA; Usa Bailey, Rolla; Kimberly Cole, Marshall, M ; Sarah Dicke, Maplewood, Julie Vincent, Madison, CT; Donna Weinman, Fair lawn, J; Kristin Welsh, MN; icole Fearing, Valley City; Jackie Holm, Brainerd, MN; Kari Jerstad, linwood, J; Sarah West, Lexington, KY; Karin Zauderer, Rockville, MD. Grand Forks; Michelle I. Johnson, Seattle, WA; Krista Lunde, Bemidji, M ; Kristine Meagher, Fargo; Chandra Morrison, Minot; heryl Mumm, Wah­ New York Delta, Cornell University-Spring 1990: Rosemarie Beck­ peton; Donette Christie Pearl, Williston; Kimberly Rostberg, Cooperstown; er, Colts eck, J; Allison Bobis, New City; Joanna Caine, Scottsdale, AZ; Penny Sutherland, Carrington. Katie Cox, Solana Beach, CA; Amy Drake, Morri town, NJ ; Alison Ehrmann, January 13, 1990: Carla Anderson, Usa Anderson, Stacy L. Erickson, Saddleriver, NJ ; Kristen Fechner, Bethesda, MD; Lori Flaschner, Parlin, NJ; Devils lake; Kim Burton, Bemidji, MN; tacey Dale, Lisbon; Danielle Dowd, Elizabeth Flynn, Fort Edward; Stephanie Ginsburg, Denver, CO; Suzy Gin­ Dawson Creek, Briti h Columbia; Stacy A. Erickson, Fargo; Jennifer Gilles­ berg, Tappan; Renee Goodwin, SE Tauket; Candis Griggs, Ardsley; Kim pie, Larimore; Angie Grenz, linton; Jackie Hoge, Lisa McCallum, Bismarck; Grun

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 43 Regan, Hudson; Usa Ward, UbertyvilJe, IL. Ohio Eta, Denison University-February 10, 1990: Karen Calcott, September 8, 1989: Lora Hennessey, Cleveland; Jennifer Miles, Pitts­ Rocky River, OH; Nicole Cherubini, Champaign, IL; Laura Clough, E. burgh, PA _ Greenwich, Rl ; Kelly Cochran, St. Louis, MO ; Kathrine Frank, Richmond, VA; January 27, 1990: Courtney Andrews, Defiance; Kirsten Birch, Carrie Lisa Galati, Jamestown, NY; Kathrine Gass, Wilmette, IL; Jennifer Gunning, Geese, Sara Williams, Dublin; Karey Boais,Jennifer West, Canton; Kathleen Lutherville, MD; Stephanie Haller, Lawrenceville, N); Laura Hayden, lex­ Bond, West Chester; Megan Brettell, Steubenville; Cynthia Bubnowski, ington, KY; Lynn Headley, Scarsdale, NY; Caroline Hill, Kensigton, NH; Haria Manmouth Beach, N); Carla Calfa, Rayland; Cathy Clinger, Herdon, VA; Highes, Fayetteville, NY; Cydney Jordan, Talbotton, GA; Megan Kelleher, Caroline Cofer, Sabrina DeUbera, Mindy Ferris, Columbus; U a Cohn, Columbus, OH; Karen Kreider, ew Richmond, OH; Usa Lentini, Summit, Wendy Robey, Lara Szmaj, Dayton; Su ie Courtney, Hinsdale, IL; Rhonda N); Samantha Loud, Darien, CT; Alicia Lynn, ew Canaan, CT; Tracey DeVoId, Pickerington; Ashley Ferguson, Elizabeth Pidcock, Athens; Susan MacBean, Rosemont, PA; Becky Major, Shawnee Missn, KS; Carolyn Noonan, Halteman,Jennifer Holthaus, Martha Pratt, Piqua; Kristen Hulligan, Brecks­ Weston, MA; Stephany Phelps, Malvern, PA; Heather Piehler, Pewaukee, WI; ville; Brigid Johnson, Cincinnati; Susan Johnson, Milford; Amy Jurick, Nicole Piovoso, ewark, DE; Leslie Plowman, Uttle Rock, AR; Karolee Sain, Eastlake; Kara Keener, Bethel Park, PA; Molly Kiser, Erin McCoy, Pittsubrgh, Lincolnwood, lL; Shea Smith, Wyckoff, NJ ; Lynne White, Rye, NY; Ashely PA ; Stephanie Knape, Moorestown, N); Cari Linden, Rocky River; Colleen Williams, Palatine, lL. Lorence, McMurray, PA; Joslyn Lundal, Glen Ellyn, IL; Angi Marinacci, Lancaster; Michelle McCray, New Carlisle; Megan McQuillen, Sandusky; Ohio Theta, Bowling Green State University-August 15, 1989: Susan Meyer, East Amhersrt, NY;Jennifer Middleton, Ashland; Susan Moran, Tonya Cameron, Hilliard; Susan Cheuveront, Man field; Meg Connelly, orth Olmsted; Tiffany Norby, Melanie Kaplan, Akron; Jennifer Richwine, Rocky River; Bretton Hunter, Worthington; Beth Kalehn, Strongsville; Kathy Medina; Roxanne Squillante, . Huntington, PA; Amy Steup, Sewicky, PA; Karbowski, Dearborn, MI; Usa Millian, Brookpark; i1e Street, Bowling Amy lrbovich, East Uverpool; Usa Urbanski, Maumee; Cidy Voegelli, Green; Leslie Susi, Columbus. Toledo; Jennifer Ware, East Bellevue; icole Warren, Springfield; Andrea January 20, 1990: Lisa Arcaro, Painsville; Tracy Beckett, North Olmsted; Werner, Hudson; Maria Zirnman, Salem. Angela Burgmeier, Englewood; Andrea Caplan, Uvonia, MJ ;Justine Carpen­ ter, ew Philadelphia; Christina Crawford, Norwich; Maureen Cunning­ Ohio Beta, Ohio State University-April I, 1989: Sandra Brown, ham, orth Olmsted; Mary Noel Duddy, North Olmsted; Diane Echard, Delaware; Tracey Counts, Toledo; Paige Pickens, Cheryl Mitchell, Upper Waverly; Christy Flading, Canton; Lori Franklin, Strongsville; Amy Franz, Arlington. Mechanicsburg; Kristin Froemling, Strongsville; Laura Gray, Silver Lake; January 27, 1990: Jeni Rector, Parkersburg, WV; Sandy Oswald, Heather Jennifer Gumpf, Solon; Dana Harenda, trongsville; Stephanie Leonard, Gano, Sylvania; Meggin Doody, Raint Elias, Lori Landers, Akron; Beth orth Canton; Susan Matthaidess, Rochester, NY; Susan McCarthy, Eastlake; Baldridge, Chesterland; Heather Beyer, Bridgette Langhals, Toledo; Emily Shannon Monter, Alliance; Usa Mueller, Maria Stein; Jennifer Payne, Foster, Dayton; Alisha Foster, Chicago, IL; Heather Hampel, Tipp City; Lacy Brunswick; Stephanie Peterson, Findlay; Christina Phillips, Youngstown; Kenner, Kettering; Kelly Kurtz, Port Clinton; Denise Luehrman, Debbie Krissy Powell, Cuyahoga FalIas; Pamela Quail, Perrysburg; Louise M. Quig­ Smith, Athens; Heath McDonough, lhcia Welch, Maggie O'leary, Cincin­ ley, Mentor; Michelle Revelt, Olmsted Falls; Kelly Revill, OR; Chris Stecura, nati; Marissa Wood, Eldorado, AR; Susan Basinger, Lirna;Jackie Sveda, Kent; Parma Heights; Jacqueline Stoker, Cleveland; Muguet Warren, Cincinnati; Tiffany Tschantz, Talmidge; Jenny Vincent, Phoenix, AZ; Wendy Ferinacci, Dania Webb, Mentor; Tammy Weeks, Groveport. Mina Regas, Mayfield; Tammy Randall, Ellsworth Town hip; Beth Remke, Muskingum, MI ; Christi Meuser, Columbus. Ohio Iota, University of Dayton-October 14, 1989: Lora Atherton, April 28, 1990: Kirsten Osman, Cincinnati; Debbie Smith, Athens; Alice Julie Ramella, Megan Ryan, Rocky River; Lisa Baumrucker, Prospect, KY; Ulmer, Strongsville; Kristen Weiker, Akron; Brenda Hatton, Tipp City; Lara Terri Blankenheirn, Waukesha, WI ; Jackie Bosch, Lori Keller, Rosemary Falberg, Cincinnati; Mary Hess, Brown mills, N); Kimmie Vaas, Nazareth, PA. Zalewski, Toledo; Grace Brown, Bridget Walsh, Indianapolis, IN; Amelia Burbach, Elm Grove, WI; Colleen Carroll, Lakewood; Patty Condit, Kelly Ohio Delta, Ohio Wesleyan University-January :,w, 1':190: Heather Conway, Laura SUlliVdfl, Laura Wickett, Birmingham, MI ; Mclissa DiSantis, Love Carman, Sandusky; Kristin Lee Cassell, Peachtree City, GA;Julie Luise Euclid; Michelle Duffy, Cleveland; Lori Feldhouse, Akron, OH; Cheryl Eliot, Columbus; Erica Lynn Hogan, Westerville; Janet Evelyn Jaenke, Mans­ Frigerio, Westfield, N); Monica Gates, Mara Hussong, Kelly Mathias, Cathy field: Stacy Renee Marcum. Springfield; Carolyn Anne Svetz, orm Olm­ Overbeck, Beth Zins, Cincinnati; Usa Gonzalez, Avon; Sheila Harrington, stead; Jennifer Lynn Taylor, Berlin Center. OntariO, NY; Lisa Hasley, Glenview, IL; Elizabeth Hickey, Irvine, CA ; ~ara Hickey, Milwaukee, WI; Kristin Hokanson, Duxbury, MA; Michele Kafka, Ohio Epsilon, The University of Toledo-January 20, 1990: Lessie Newberry; Usa Kalmey, Louisville, KY; Marian Krebs, Maureen Lenahan, Rae Cockrall, Beaverdam; Patricia Grossman, Bedford Heights; Amy Mates, Bridget Mcintyre, Fairview Park; Ellen McGinnis, Spring Valley, IL; Uzabeth Broadview Heights; Anissa Groves, Bucyrus; Susanne Flury, Cincinnati; Amy McGough, Amy Schwieterman, Dayton; Kathleen McKale, Troy, MI ; Kerry Rapp, Columbus; Heather DeRuyter, Doylestown; Angela Worthington, McKelvey, Okemos, MI ; Elizabeth Mendoza, Bethel; Christine Mihaly, Rus­ London; Jennifer Baker, Mansfield; Heather Kruzel, Maumee; Stacy Baltas, sel; Leigh Ann Miller, Pepperpike; Mary Jo Mitchell, Madison; Julie Monnin, Northfield; Wendy Tirnoff, Julie Zahradnik, Oregon; Edith Bowes, Jennifer Kim Smith, Kathy Thomas, Vandalia; Erin Murphy, Parma; Kathy Musca, Debbe, Angela De Marco, Nicole Baumhower, Jennifer Curtis, Angela Gates Mills; Jean Nesbitt, Park Ridge, IL; Kristen Niehenke, Faith Ulanski, Jakubowski, Amy Gstalder, Amy Kaintz, Kelly Keaton,Jennifer Koral, Karen Avon Lake; Julie Paukst, Elyria; Jennifer Penker, Goshen; Usa Puscian, Vascik, Toledo; Jeanette Geesey, Van Wert; Michelle Kremer, Versailles; Tish Voorhees, NJ ; Therese Reardon, Lyndhurst;Julie Reilly, Bloomfield Hills, MI; Michini, Waterville; Janice Gill, Michelle Howard, Temperance, MI. Pamela Ronnau, Muncie, IN; Tracy Sadler, Kettering; Amy Schweizer, East­ brunswick, N); 'fracy Simecek, Hudson; Kelly Stewart, Mentor; Christine Ohio Zeta, Miami University-January 28, 1990: Kari Allen, Findlay; Truax, Pittsburgh, PA; Jennifer Warne, Bethesda, MD; Robyn Watts, Engle­ Kristin Beatty, Prairie Village, Kan.; Tamara Berry, Rockt River; Melanie wood, CO; Karen Whalen, Kirtland Hills; hauna Yuska, Colleen Clark, Binstadt, pringfield;Jennifer Borders, Suzanne Ellenberger, Becca Tipton, Rockville, MD. Toledo; Alisa Brodhay, Shawnee Mission, KS; Laura Brownfield, Birming­ November 18, 1989: Kelle Caldwell, Dayton; Tory Callaghan, Carmel, IN; ham, MI; Heather Brunn, Pepepr Pike; Jennifer Burger, Danielle Prunty, Ann Donahue, Pt. Lookout, NY; Katherine Frank, Milwaukee, WI; Rebecca Pittsburg, PA; Jennifer Butt, Cedarsville, WI; Marianne Cleveland, St. Louis, Gaynor, Canton; Adrienne Gerber, Fremont; Missy GilIa, Muncie, I ; Denise MO; Kimberly Copp, Tanya Kirchhofer, Westerville; Amy Dawson, Fairway, Henke, Usle, IL; Shannon Hoar, ewark; Caroline Hoffmann, Hempstead, KS; Amy Fiser, Defiance; Aimee Gerard, Greenville, SCi Elizabeth Gilliam, NY; Kristie lorio, McKees Rocks, PA; Usa Labrador, 1ricia Labrador, Logan; Dayton; Jill Goedeke, Kristin Johnson, Chesterfield, MO; Karina Halvorsen, Michele Laman, Beaver, PA; Cindy Ueber, Pittsburgh, PA; Uzanne Martin, Huntington, NY; Lauren Jacobitti, Fairport, NY; Brooke Kennally, apers­ Ann Arbor, MI; Maureen Mason, Mayfield Village; Kirsten Miller, Erie, PA ; ville, IL; Allison Kettlewell, Oxford; Alexa Konstantinos, Mantua; Jennifer Mary Peterson, Oatk Park, IL; Carrie Redstone, Old Tappan, N); haron Leahy, Carmel, IL; Terri Lere, Malvern, PA; Lori Leugers, Cincinnati; Katie Rothenburger, Louisville, KY; Darcy Sanders, Marion; Theresa Sauter, West­ Lowe, Athens; Jennifer McCosh, Bellbrook; Maggie McCoy, BelVidere, IL; erville; Kirsten Weinstein, Uoyd Harbor, NY; Carrie Williams, Langhorn, PA ; Mariah Moran, Hammond, I ; Christy ormile, Terrace Park.; Alison Redick, Patty Zioikowski, Jackson, Ml. Medina; Debby Ryan, Hudson; Sara Schneider, West Hartford, CT; Laura March 24, 1990: Gwen Blanz, Mo-Mo-Kus, N); Cyndi Bush, St. Louis, MO; Smith, Bryan; Courtney Snooks, Framingham, MD; usan Snyder, hreve­ Michele Chituk, Cutchogue, NY; Allioson Christie, Gurnee, IL; Gina Con­ port, LA; Jennifer Todd, Petosky, MI; Malea Weinfurther, Sheboygan, WI ; tantino, Clark, N); Heather Habansky, Muncie, I ; Elizabeth Hahn, Indi­ Valerie Witmer, Akron. anapolis, I ; Carrie Hannigan, Carmel, I ; Maureen Henry, Hinsdale, IL;

44 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Colleeen Knack, Huntingdon, PA; Stephanie Kolosi, Show; Michelle Mack, Switzer, Santa Cruz, CA. Springfield, IL; Jennifer Prehn, Wayne, PA; Christine Read, Elberon, NJ; April 7, 1990: Stephanie Branch, Springfield; 'Irina Taylor, Eugene; Ka­ Heather Stack; Brentwood, 1N; Suzanne Ulanski, Avon Lake; Beth Weber, trina tavig, Portland; Shannon Ulrich, Eugene. Cincinnati; Katie Weber, Bloomfield Hills, MI ; Heather Westfall, Milford Center; Jenny Collins, Riverwoods, IL, Astrid Thillet, Puerto Rico. Oregon Beta, Oregon State University-May 12, 1989: Ellen Savage, Portland; Heather Seely, Inga Zasada, Corvallis; Gina Welch, Medford. Oklahoma Beta, Oklahoma State University-August 6, 1989: Sabra September 14, 1989: Jonie Garrett, Drain; Kri tiJesperson, Klamath Falls; Anderson, Grand Junction, Colorado; Stacee Bynum, Thlsa; Kim Drum­ Stephanie Maskal, Eugene. mond, Pawhuska; Kristi Landes, Garber; Kyla Martin, Checotah;Jina Thorn, January 13, 1990: linda Biehn, Hood River; Amy Brenneman, Brigid Ryan. Cullen, atalie Honn, Sarah Moore, Christy Schweitzer, Portland; Shelley February 3, 1990: Heather Angus, Lawton; Annette Anthony, Enid; Paige Carmichael, Creswell; Vanessa Fitzsimons, Salem; Tina Fowlks, Cupertino, Arneson, Kim Landes, Yukon; Julie Badgett, Angela Caywood, Chickasha; CA; Mary Harbolt, Amber Royce, Beaverton; Amy Hathaway, Klamath Falls; Elizabeth Bloemker, Freemont, ebraska; Jana Borland, linda Carberry, Susan Hiller, St. Paul; Jonie Huber, Milwaukie; Judy Jacobs, Union; Michelle Jennifer Moody, Stillwater; Jackie Bruza, Julie Cornell, Usa Gray, Holly Mathern, Boise, lD; Ellen Moore, Albany; Theresa Qtley, Princeton; Amy Pex, Hannah, Amy Howard, Susan Mcfall, Shelly Moore, Qklahoma City; April Eugene; Thromy Schilling, Moro; Meg Schroeder, Gresham; Amy Shreve, Dameron, Baxter Springs, KS; Carmen Davis, Edmond; Judy Freudenberger, Christine Vogeltanz, Tigard; Lynette Teramura, Qntario; Jenny Theberge, Coyle; Tiffany Girard, El Reno; Paige Guthrie, Kremlin; Wendy Hazle, Corvallis; Denys Thompson, Rogue River. Courtney Streeter, Claremore; Brooke Johnston, Kingfisher; Julie Kaiser, Sand Springs; Beth Kohman, Perry; Stacy Landes, Crescent; Michelle Lapel, Oregon Gamma, Willamette University-January 20, 1990: Danielle Thomas; Trida Louden, Cascade, CQ;Julie McAlister, Wellington, KS; Megan Braown, Amy Ellsperman,JuJie Wacker, Holly Wubker, alem;Jennifer Cain, Morris, Ft. mith, AR; Stacey Randolph, Hashell; Deanna Smith, Guthrie; Sherwood; Heather Hale, Michele Lanctot, Mary Powell, Portland; Becky Andrea Spencer, Monica West, Tulsa; Stacey Subera, Medford; Jennifer Hatfield, Brothers; Nancy Lee, Milwaukie; Polly Lenon, Dallas; Pam Moore Thompson, Sapulpa; Michelle Trygstad, Del City; Gabi Tunnell, Piedmont; Beaverton; Amy Stuart, West Unn; Lesil McGuire, Gretchen Smith, Anchor­ Usa Venable, Van Buren, AR; Shannon Wyatt, Ada. age, AK; Ileana Bisel, Mt. View, HA; Diane Bouton, Mill Valley, CA; Ann Clark, Yuma, AZ; Paula Dillon, Boise, lD; Suzanne Dudley, Marietta, GA; icolette Ontario Alpha, University of Toronto-April I, 1989: Rosemary Hoskin, Grand Junction, Co.; Kimberly Huckabay, Sacramento, CA; Erika Carbonara, Mary Doost, Moira Ferguson, aomi Ichii, Farrah Jinha, Angela Johnson, Kalispell, MT; Joanne Lytle, ampa, ID; Jennifer MacDonald, Jones, Daphne Qsena, Rose Pacheco, Helen Prapavessis, Emma Sculy, Amma Boulder, Co.; Tracy McAtee, St. Qnbrio, CA;Julia Peters, Albuquerque, M; Sherazee, Toronto; Heidi Bernard, Unionville; Jennifer Carter, Chatham; Sherri Terao, Honolulu, HA; Kirsten Williams, Missoula, MT. Monique Schweitzer, Paris. April 6, 1990: Keeley McCallum, Salem; Katherine Babcock, Boulder, Co. January 14, 1990: Claudia Neuber, Carolynn Syrett, Martha Thomas, Toronto. Pennsylvania Beta, Bucknell University-May 12, 1989: Jennifer Baer, Debra L. Ragusa, Port Washington, NY; Joanne BenOit, Qakhurst, N); Ontario Beta, University of Western OntariO-January 13, 1990: Adrienne Bogar, Baldwin, MD; Mary Ellen Burns, Dover, Del.; Jennifer Sara Atkinson, Duncan, B.C. ; Jullian Bayne, Mississauga; Michelle Brown, Cherry, Glen Head, NY; Gretchen Christenson, Long Valley, N); Alyssa Markham; Suzanne Cabuche, London; Julie Card, Burlington; Lori Cham­ Chumnanvech, Westport, CT; Susan Corridoni, W Pittston; Tracey Cross, bers, Newmarket; Cathy Cimba, Toronto; Carolyn Cornish, Toronto; Sallie Wilton, CT; Heather Currie, Kristen Henderson, Glen Cove, NY; Elizabeth Cooke, Qakville; Melanie Cooper, London; Maryam Filsoof, Toronto; Megan Danneberg, Cherry Hill, .Y. ; Cindy DiNardi, New City, NY; Kristen Elder, Fowler, london; Sue Froese, Rosewell, GA; Leslie Fullerton, Toronto; Stepha­ Danbury, CT; Jennifer Fischer, Watertown, CT; Sharon Friedman, Roslyn nie Gilbert, Dallas, TX; Tracy Grand, london; Jennifer Hakes, Toronto; Hts., NY; Amy M. Frohling, Caldwell, N); Elizabeth Geiger, Kennebunk, ME; Katherine Hamilton, Toronto; Louise Hampson, Burlington; Sara Hancock, Catherine Grieve, White Plains, NY; Heather Henderson, Bound Brook, N); Kettleby; Alison Hauch, London; Holly Hein, london; Martha Hobbs, lon­ Nicole Hydock, Johnstown; Sharon Kemper, Lancaster; Stacey Kochman, don; Krista Hunter, Barrie; Beth Irwin, Waterloo; Kelly Johnston, Unionville; Mantoloking, N); Wendy Locke, Rochester, NY; lori Makovsky, Whitehall; Joanna Kirkland, Toronto; Janet Uphardt, Toronto; Samantha Mac Donnell, Meredith H. McAuley, Saddle River, N); Claire A. Milner, Pittsburgh; Alison Toronto; Mary Matthews, Kingston; Usa McDonald, Tottenham; Marsha Moppett, Wellesley, MA; Shannon Owens, York; Beth Elise Rajan, Honey McFadgen, Burlington; Mary-Jo McMenamin, Kingston; Chris Meade, Toron­ Brook;Jennifer Reeb, Granville, QH; Cristina Rojas, Brentwood, NY; Allison to; Dara Murphy, Kingston; Kendra Nickerson, Vancouver, B.C. : Kate Pak, M. Saari, RiverSide, CT; Jennifer Shore, Bedford, NY; Carolyn tahl, Qld Markham; Catherine Peters, Windsor; Chrissie Peters, Windsor; Indira PiIlay, Grenwich, CT; Sandy . tape, Lansdale; Becky Stout, Cogan Station; Jordan Station; Le lie Schtabsky, Edmonton, Alta.; Ilana Stein, Westmount, Rebecca L. Thomas, Frederick, MD; Lise M. Trapasso, Warren, NJ. Que.; Andrea Thomson, london; Usa Willmot, Toronto. January 14, 1989: Sarah Andrews, Etobicoke; Kim Avsenik, Agincourt; Pennsylvania Epsilon, Pennsylvania State University-September Nicole Beckmann, Mississauga; Jillian Bryan, West Vancouver, B.C. ; Kristi 23, 1989: Christine Griffey, Fairfax, VA; Laura Collins, York; Melissa Pass, Davis, orth York; Heather Drinkwalter, Qakville; Colleen Dunning, Lon· Coraopolis; Uz Sosson, Philadelphia; Amy Steinberg, Merrick, NY don; Caroline Eberts, Westmount, Que.; Anna-Usa Ekstrom, Vancouver, B.C. ; February 10, 1990: Elizabeth Chelli, West Hartford, CT; Allison Lightner, Catherine Forbes, Sarnia; Michelle Froats, London; Brenda Greenhill, lon­ Camp Hill; Christine Pass, Coraopolis; Dana Mansell, Wilmington, DE ; Sheri don; Robin Henderson, Mississauga; Sandi Hettrick, Burlington; Susan Abrams, Bryn Mawr; Marguerite Armijo, Bel Air, MD; Vane a Armstrong, Hummell, Dublin, QH; Rochelle Humphreys, Toronto; Kim Haein, Agin­ Archbald; Michelle Azar, York; Diane Cary, Allentown; Lona Cassidy, Halifax; court; Usa Lazzarotto, Brampton; Deborah Lewis, Markham; Lara Leyton, Angie Crowe, Miami, FL; Nancy D'Angelico, Hudson Falls, NY; Anne D'Auria, Kingston; Karen Long, Islington; Sonja Madden, Toronto; Samantha Mc­ McHenry, IL; Mary Dennehy, Danville; Becky Friese, Crystal Lake, IL; Sara Callum, Toronto; Candace McCutcheon, Toronto, Terri McMenamin, Kings­ Gamm, Amie SanAngelo, State College; Kimberly Gilmore, Wayne; Dawn ton; Caroline Muszynski, Lake Bluff, IL; Diane Pozeg, London; Heidi Price, Goldberg, YardJey;Jen Goldberg, ew City, NY; Gretchen Heitzler, Morris­ Qttawa; Brenda Rathbone, london; Jill Schnarr, Vancouver, B.C. ; Karen town, ~ ; Sarah Hull, Fremont, QH; Jody Kleinfelter, ewark, DE; Megan Searle, Qakville; Lara Shewchuk, Mississauga; Tima Steinberg, Hamilton; Moyer, Qttsville; Amy elson, Montville, N); Deanna Rose, Radnor; Jennifer Andrea Stone, Mi sissauga; Stephanie Swan, Calgary, Alta.; Sheila Torrie, Smythe, Cheltenham; Wendy Vernon, Germany; Elizabeth Wagner, Lansdale; Waterloo; Curry Thcker, Toronto; Elizabeth Urbantke, london; Adriana Pamela Wagner, White Deer; Marcey Wilson, Penllyn. Urtasun, Edmonton, Alta.; Meredith Vuchnich, Toronto; iki Wilson, Mis­ sissauga;Jennifer Wright, Toronto; Paula Zecchini, Dundas. Pennsylvania Zeta, Washington and jefferson College-February 18, 1989: Elena Chryssanthopolous, Wilmerding; Sandy Prigg, Washington. Oregon Alpha, University of Oregon - January 20, 1990: Michelk May 6, 1989: Jeanne Pruss, Jamie Falvo, Audrey Workman, Washington; Cusick, Christine Dexter, Becky McCallen, Kristin McKenna, Tanya Slayton, Lisa Thomas, Janine Bondi, Tammy Hughes, Pittsburgh; Renae hmondick, Teresa Thomas, Jennifer Feero, Portland; Gwendolyn Alden, Springfield; Wall; Patty Klosky, La trobe; Melanie Stahlman, lippery Rock; Jill Switalski. Kris Battleson, Kayla Korish, Brooke Ruegg, Bend; Katharine Burton, Hood Cheswick; hannon McClone, Sewicld y; Cheryl Carlson, Pao li ; Jennifer River; Kimberly o tter, Jodi Chamberlain. Christine Tuttle. Medford; ina Bonfigli, Veronica Yuvan, Greensburg; Lyn Robison, McMurray; Bethany Clark, Marin, CA; Jenica Alexande r, Kayla Resnicov, Seattle, WA; Johanna age, t. louis. MQ;Joy Kutlenoi . Triadelphia, WV; andy Bower, Fairfax, VA ; Cena, Lake Qswego; icole Hedberg, Jami Trupp, Eugene; Jessica Petit. Dana Icenho ur, Martins Ferry, QH; Diane Kenney, Clifton, NJ; Laura inger, Berkely, CA; Kristin Landis, Gre hem; Elisa Ruegg, Palo Al to, CA; Meaghan Cleveland Hts, QH: Melanie tahlm an. Iippery Rock; Jill w italski.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 45 Cheswick; Lis Thomas, Pittsburgh; Audrey Workman, W. Finley; Veronica Natalie Wilkins, Mt. Pleasant, IA; Kelly Creighton, Irmo, SCi ll"acy Torres, Yuvon, Greensburg. Mauldin, SCi Margaret Lewis, Anderson, SCi Kathryn Ashe, Simpsonville, SCi February 17, 1990: Shannon Elby, Connelsville; Rene Peterson, Sharp­ Lorie Dowell, Middleburg, FL; Deborah Johnson, Camden, SCi Leigh Dixon, sville; Rita Pasko, McKeesport; Lisa Costello, North Versailles; Betty Ann Gastonia, NC; Elizabeth Childress, Simpsonville, SCi Wendy Smith, Ocoee, Casper, Burgettstown; Joanna Bobak, Uniontown. FL; Julie Lynch, Seneca, SCi Antinette Paolontonio, Walterboro, SC. Pennsylvania Eta, Lafayette College-September 9, 1989: Maureen South Dakota Alpha, University ofSouth Dakota-August 26, 1989: Anderson, Swarthmore; Lauren Balbirer, Alicia Michaels, Weston, Cf; Aimee Laurie Campbell, Carrie Carlson, Sioux Falls; Lori Johnson, Rapid City;Jena Bousquet, Fanwood, N) Becky Brown, Gwynedd Valley; Erica Braz, Chappa­ Dawson, Cherokee, IA. qua, NY; Catheleen Buchanan, Chesire, CT; Christy Chandler, Palos Verdes, January 27, 1990: Dayna Andrews, Christine Lowell, Paula Murphy, Rapid CA; Victoria Colin, Darien, CT; Jennifer Emery, Scotch Plains, N); Julie City; Nikki Berens, Huron; Angie Eckert, Elk Point; Alice Edinger, White Epperlein, Waldwick, N); Holly Epstein, Columbia, MD; Suzi Farrell, Cedars; Lake; Kristin Fischer, Fort Pierre; Wendy Glynn, Sisseton; Gayelynn Haring, Reema Hagen, Bedford, TX; Yaz Khaleel, Northy Beach, N); Carrie Kremers, Miller; Deb Hauge, Maurine McManus, Kristi Mertz, Hilarie Olson, Heidi San Mateo, CA; lisa Lemoult, Orleans, MA; Kristin Meyer, Hatboro; Meredith Ovrelid, TilJany Richardson, Lisa Roberts, TilJany Roisum, Jenny Snobeck, Nelson, Washington 1Wp, NJ; Susan Rohrbach, Neenah, WI; Tanya Ruiz, Sioux Falls; Sarah Hirsch, Yankton; Julie Horner, Hartford; Kim Peterson, Wayne, N); Tara Schmierer, Maple Glen; Karen Sullivan, Rye Brook, NY; Erics Pukwana; Gail Renner, Spearfish; Carrie Roseth, Philip; Peggy Wittmeier, Stoll, Demarest, N); Shannon Tansey, Trumball, CT; Monica Yurconic, Vermillion. Amy Anderson, Jad Hirschbach, Sioux City, IA; Larissa Allentown. Holtmyer, Harlan, IA; Cathy Adams, Uttle Falls, MN; Alison Pilgrim, Genoa, NE; Rebecca Vinton, Blair, NE. Pennsylvania Theta, VLllanova University-February 10, 1990: Mer­ edith Alcorn, Saltsburg; Susan Bielaus, Yardley; Jennifer Brennan, South­ Tennessee Gamma, University of Tennessee-January 20, 1990: ampton; Jeannie Corkery, Huntington Valley; Laura Evans, Berwyn; Anne Diane Barber, Hopwood, Pa.; Angel Cochran, New Market; Margaret Den­ Hasson, Gwynedd Valley; Michelle Hughes, Glen Mills; Claire Marie Keliher, ney, Sondra Stone, Catherine Watson, Knoxville; Jennifer Dunlap, Laura Collegeville; Marlene McNamee, Philadelphia; Melinda Meaney, Chadds McDavid, Kingsport; Robin Edlefson, Anita Krueger, Clarksville; Janna Ford; Kelley Osborne, Cheltenham; Jennifer Palmer, Upper St. Clair; Nancy Edwards, Erica Tarpley, Cleveland; Stacy Elam, Lexington, KY; Angela Felice, Peltier, Drexel Hill; Beth Raquet, Norristown; Sheila Segrave-Daly, Laura E. Oak Ridge; lisa Franz, Nashville; Heather Grieve, lafollette; Nicole Hall, Smith, West Chester;Julie M. Tragemann, Hatfield; Theresa N.A.D. Vu, Exton; Wmston/SaIem, NC; Nancy Hall, Hixon;Jana Hanna, Old Fort; liana Hixon, Maria Breitenstein, Branford, CT; Jennifer Gentile, New Haven, CT; Alison Calhoun; Kathy Hughes, Naperville, IL; Kim Laxson, Snellville, GA; Kirsten Harvey, Trumbull, CT; Dana MacNally, Huntington, CT; Wendy Messina, Loberg, Jonesboro, AR; Jennifer McKenzie, Madisonville; Korey Rankin, Fairfield, CT; Eileen Snakard, Ridgefield, CT;Jennifer Vengrove, Darien, CT; ll"acy City; Kimberly Russell, Sevierville; Wendi Seneker, Centerville, VA; Cheryl Metz, WiImington, DE; Christina King, Boca Raton, FL; Carolyn Kristi Spriggs, Alpharetta, GA; Dana Tardy, Franklin; Carla Thornton, Mad­ Curry, Indianapolis, IN; Kelly Hoehn, Lenexa, KS; Laura Ross, Lexington, KY; ison, AL; Linda Ward, Mountain City; Regina Williams, Huntsville, AL. Krista Chamberlain, Hyannisport, MA; Christina Favaloro, Sudbury, MA; Colleen Hurley, Hopkinton, MA; Colleen Ferguson, Baltimore, MD; Andrea Texas Alpha, University of Texas-August 24, 1989: Allison Davis, McGovern, Columbia, MD; Katherine Masaschi, Timonium, MD; Carolyn Austin; Amy Bagby, Rebecca Walsh, Houston; Gretchen Wallace, San Anto­ Pirisino, Fallston, MD; Gwen Shannon, Wofeboro, NH; Jennifer Angowski, nio. Meghan Farrell, Toms River, N); Lorinda Benning, Long Valley, N); Kimberly February 17, 1990: Courtney Buzbee, Helena Cain, Allison Tindel, Bonczek, Beachwood, N); Kay Brown, Colts eck, N); Janet Cantwell, Austin; Mary-Helen Brown, Boerne; Courtney Clark, Breckenridge; Kim­ Midland Park, NJ; Christy Carey, Eastwindsor, N); Kathleen Castagna, law­ berley Schubert, Brenham; Susan Etter, Corpus Christi; Meridith Cavender, renceville, N); Susan Christman, Montclair, NJ; Kathryn A. Cornish, New Cara Gravely, Heather Haltom, Gigi Hill, Erin Rhodes, Susan Vice, Dallas; Milford, N); Michele Coyne. ,Jacobstown, N); Tracey Danielczyk, Scotch Jennifer Anton, Mandy Bell, Jennifer Ferguson, Fort Worth; Elizabeth Ko­ Plains, N); Jyll Dolan, West Berlin, N); Erin Donnelly, Kathleen Kohut, berg, Graham; Nancy Reino, Grand Pearie; Dawn Beach, Nicole Chaput, Califon, N); Annemarie Eschleman, West nenton, N); Michele Friesz, Watch­ Kara Correll, Cammy Cromwell, Blake Cummings, Georgia Demeris, lind­ ung, N); Regina Marie Glynn, Lebanon, N); Martine Helou,lisa Maria Tobia, say Gordon, Kristen Harrison, Kathy Jacomini, Kelly Jenkins, Rebecca Kirk, West Caldwell, N); Belinda Madara, Mount Holly, N); Kelly O 'Neill, Bridge­ Jennifer Lynch, Courtney Speed, Kathryn Stasney, 'Irad Thompson, Beth water, N); Kimberly Palto, Edison, N); lisa Polak, Upper Saddle River, N); Young, Houston; Jennifer MaIone, Kingwood; Beth Darby, Longview; Julie Shama Sawant, East Windsor, N); Deirdre Studer, Ringwood, N); Carolyn Hicks, Jennifer Lawrence, Lufkin; Meredith Vinger, McAllen; Lesli Lamb, Toner, Longport, N); Beth Wenzke, Delran, NJ; Michaela Battista, Water­ Tamara Orseth, Midland; Karen Stribbling, San Angelo; Lara Bain, Carrie town, NY; Michele Bianco, Kristine Murphy, Massapequa, NY; Jennifer Brooks, Whitney Klint, San Antonio; Anna Oden, Texarkana; Mary Hirst, Campbell, Menands, NY; Nancy Cashin, Garden City, NY; Kate Collins, Rye Tyler; Kristin Nelms, The Woodlands. Brook, NY; Jean Donnelly, Anna E. Salek, Huntington, NY; Louise Felicetti, Elizabeth Griffin, Melville, NY; Katherine Geoghegan, Rye, NY; Julie Irvin, Texas Beta, Southern Methodist University-April 15, 1989: Katy New York, NY; Jennifer Shalijan, Centereach, NY; Mary Sofield, Long Beach, Barklow, Courtney Cate, Cheyne Dobbs, Late Gravel, Jody MacPherson, NY; Sandra Portorreal, Westlake, OH, Monica Yung, Hong Kong, Honor Suzanne Olds, Kristin Taliaferro, DafIan Watson, Dallas; Ginger Andrews, Initiates, Elizabeth ll"udeau Morgan, Jeaneen Riely, Wayne. McAllen; Jennifer Carnavale, Sharon Lawrence, San Antonio; Lindsay Cohn, Jennifer Phillips, Patricia Thompson, Jenny Vaughan, Jackie Wiewall, Hous­ South CaroUna Beta, Clemson University-August 1988: Kathleen ton; Cathy Coniglio, Katie Steele, Corpus Christi; Heather Crenshaw, Beau­ Bradley, Pavilion, NY; Mary Degnan, Chillicothe, OH; Lauren Smith, Colum­ mont; Kiera Koziol, Midland; Cheryl Meachum, Richardson; Elizabeth Price, bia, MD; Christina Hunt, Florence, Sc. Waxahachie; Leslie Stroud, Graham; Claire Turney, Waco; Julie Young, January 1989: Alethea Orfanedes, Greer; Rachel Guffey, Greenville, SCi Corsicana; Lexy Altschuler, Wt1mington, DE; Stephanie Argyros, Newport Emily Moorman, Deland, FL; Sederis Shealy, Leesville; Tina Smith, Myrtle Beach, CA; Wendy Bovis, Marietta, GA; Gentry Brown, Boulder, CO; Lisa Beach, SCi Monica Milasnovich, Woodstock, GA; Heather Anderson, Aiken, Buxton, Oklahoma City, OK; Catherine Creekmore, Fort Smith, AR; Chris­ SCi Shannon Kelly, Roanoke, VA; Julia Vaughn, Clemson, SCi liza Martino, tine Danis, Susie McConnell, St. Louis, MO; Allison McComiskey, New Wayne, N); Laura Wyeth, Surfside Beach, SC;Jennifer McCurry, Pittsburgh, Orleans, IA; Megan McMahon, Los Angeles, CA; Lori Melton, Edmond, OK; PA; Audra Heinrich, Sound Beach, NY; Pamela Reynolds, Oakton, VA; Paula Ringel, Fairfield, Cf; Lori Melton, Edmond, OK; Paula Ringel, Fairfield, Michelle Bunch, Hanahan, SCi Samantha Southern, Raleigh, NC; Laura CT; Jenny Shine, Anderson, IN; Shannon Short, Hot Springs, AR; Julia Steele, Shushan, NY; Ruth Grodsky, Baltimore, MD; Glynis Dority, Camden, Stewart, Coconut Grove, FL; Shannon Watters, Jackson, MS. SCi Cynthia Stroud, Nichols, SCi Laura Shirley, ewark, DE; Dawn Donatuti, April 8, 1990: Rebbeca Baier, Carol Carlock, Margaret Clements, Karen East Hampton, NY; Christina Chapman, Indialantic, FL; Melissa Gower, Moore, Julie Wightman, Dallas; Savannab Dodson, Amarillo; Melody Den­ Roswell, GA; Clarissa Crowe, A1exanderia, VA. ning, Brownwood; Leslie Dunkin, Gina Lacy, Christina Buhrfeind, Malynda August 1990: Lisa Sabatino, Oradell, N); Jennifer DeSantis, Topton, PA; Cadenhead, Amy Munger, Lynn Rothermel, Houston; Kelli Freeman, Roa­ LacaJones, Camden, SCi Nancy Wesrwrick, Miller Place, NY; Teresa Farrel, noke; AIIesandra Garcia, Brownsville; Holland Hassmann, Temple; Janna Old Saybrook, CT; Amy Arthur, Columbia, SCi Dana Lott, Lexington, SCi Jones, Fort Worth; Elizabeth Brown, Garland; Usa Burke, Texarkana; Heather Cassandra Maloney, Seneca, Sc. Murrell, Spearman; Lisa Perry, Elena Siems, Plano; Cheryl Young, Corsicana; January 1990: Kathleen Rowe, Chapin, SCi Elizabeth Crosby, Farmington Amy Brown, Bellaire; Susan Appell, Ft. Lauderdale, FL; Ashley Bailey, Uttle Hills, MI; Stephanie Coleman, Endicott, NY; Carla Jahelka, Binghamton, NY; Rock, AR;Jennifer Bird, Christina lima.Johanna Wiseman, Baton Rouge, LA;

46 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI -;:;1 Kelly Burr, Scousdale, AZ; Kristyn Cone, Atlanta, GA; Abagail Ela, Madison, Texas Eta, Texas A&M University-April 6, 1989: Shannon Reichert, W1 ; Heather Hopkins, -Dover, MA; Kathryn johnston, Golden, CO; Leigh Arlington; Tara Dickey, Roanoke. Martin, Louisville, KY; Amanda Mason, jackson, MS; Amanda McGuire, August 14 , 1989: Michelle Bannerman, Susan Easterwood, Houston; Chattanooga, TN; Kirsten Messer, Wilmington, DE; tephanie ielson, Laura Stalkup, Dallas; Leigh Dickey, Missouri City; Angi Evans, Kingwood; Excelsior, MN ; Amy Nott, ewport Beach, CA; Cathryn Provine, Rolling Angie DUJ'ham, Arlington; Kim jesko, Amarillo. Hills, CA ; Margo Sams, Gulfport, MS; Amber Schwan, Potoman, MD; Janna january 27, 199O: Tiffany Radcliff, Christy Overton, Usa Mead, Amarillo; Scott, Moraga, CA; Emilie Terry, Los Angeles, CA. Courtney Davis, Bedford; Brooke Hill, Amy Pearce, College Station; Kelly O'Brien, Samantha Leech, Susan Smith, Stephanie Perkins, Houston; Denna Texas Gamma, Texas Tech University-August 18, 1989: Amy Costin, Brown, Heather Roberts, Lufkin; Dianna Cook, Meadows; Myra Graves, Ft. Gainsville; Amy Johnson, Clarendon; Tricia Lacy, Houston; Kelli Medlin, Hood; Kalen Williams, Shannon Bullard, Kathy Sparks, Dallas; Katy Cam­ Maljamar, M; Lynn OrSini, Irving; Amy Renner, Ft. Worth; Reagan Thomas, eron, Ozona; Catherine Powers, AUstin; Lacie Chambers, Texarkana; Heath­ El Paso. er Donahoe, Victoria; Stacey Hall, Thorndale; Jamie Moore, Richland, WA; February 3, 1990: Unda Bair, Kristi Coker, A1yson Malone, Kelli White­ Amanda Undley, Wendi Whitehead,]ennifer McComic, Plano; Paige Arnette, head, Dallas; Kimberly Anderson, Helen Cochran, Keely Harrell, Ft. Worth; Watauga; Deanna Sims, Roanoke; Kathy HelfriCk, Renee Piperi, Sugar Land; Jennifer Po~~ , Midland; Kelly Spain, Austin; Daun Tennell, Abernathy; julie Kelly Sedlak, Lara Beckham, Kingwood; Millie Reynolds, EI Dorado, Arkan­ Arnold, Amoer Cotton, Michelle Morrow, Houston; Brittany Thompson, sas; Laura Herlocker, Caroline Castleberry, San Antonio; Amy Lester, Tyler; Plano; Usa Bryant, Cheri Jeter, Karen McDuff, Maria Russell, Lubbock; Ann Tonya Lockwood, Golden, CO; Kim Chennault, Garland; Kathie Bopp, The Cargill, Farmers Branch; Katie Watson, Sherman; Sally Cook, Irving; Mary Woodlands; Laura MCMurry, Nacogdoches; Amy Galik, McAllen; Le Ie Orn, Donnell, Graham; tephanie Boone, Los Alamos, NM ; Shelly Lockmiller, Kerens; Kelly Beeler, Richmond. Clovis, NM ; Laura nderwood, Alamogordo, NM ; atalie .Dtthr, Kerrville; Aryn White, Georgetown;jennifer Eeds, Lago Vista;jana Graves, San Angelo; Utah Alpha, University of Utah-Spring 1989: Jenny ' Austin, Tiffani Mooly Moore, Navasota; Kate Phinizy, Gail; Ashley Porter, College Station; Baker, Dawn BonaCCi, jenny Cameron, Julie Carricaburu, Kate Chidester, Meredith Chitwood, Kandyce Cutrubus, Holly Godsey, Stephanie Harms­ Leslie Porter, San Antonio; Melissa Williams, Hermleigh; Elissa Gregory, Abilene; Kodie Ketchbaw, Uvalde; Molly Langford, Odessa; Uz Legg, Jack­ ton, tacie Harris, Raelynn Heiner, Kim Horsley, Sue Jones, Robyn Long, Tori sonville. Long, Karena Luttmer, Michelle Magleby, Gina Markos, Amy McDaniels, Debbie McKee, Phaedra McPherson, Lise Pariseau, Carrie Romano, Keri Texas Delta, Texas Christian University-January 26, 1990: Holly Roylance, Nicolette Schubach, Kim Sjoberg, Staci Sorensen, Laura Tubbs, Beshears, Elizabeth Byars, Kristine KeLly,.Taffy Staley, Midland; Stacy Brewer, Kim Walton, Angela Wilcox, Wendee Wilde. Arlington; Emily Brosveen, Heather Kennedy, AshJey_Murray, Albuquerque, September 8, 1989:julie Aru1e Kempin, Sherry Lee Simon, Salt Lake City. NM ; Tracy Cain, Aida, OK; Catherine Campbell, WacO! Brannen Chamber­ January 27, 1990: Cindy Wasek, Heidi mith, Suzanne Manning, Christa lain, Lookout Mountain, GA; Stephanie Clark, Cedar Hill; Sandra Crain, Monsen, Michelle Truman, Francine Drossos, Tiffany Suerig, Angela May Texarkana; Kelly Donoghue, San Antonio; Vanessa Dupree, Ringgold, GA; Fife, Amber Palmer, Dana Lofgren, Francine Wanner, Ali L. Wissler, Uza Christy Engle, Dallas; Stephanie Feaster, San Diego, CA; Susie Hansen, Kelly Feilner, Carrie Duffin, Kristine Summers, ancy Schultz, Salt Lake City; Jill Mclain, Kier ten johnson, Houston; Elizabeth Huddler, London, England; Borgmeier, Nicole Adamson, Melissa Marie Bean, Bountiful; Andrea Roth, Sharon jett, Oklahoma City, OK; Michelle McKee, Gonzales; joann Morris, Ogden; janice Broeder, Kaysville; jenifer Blair, Thousand Oaks, CA ; Ashley E. Nichols, Redding, CA. Gretna, LA; jorie Niemiec, Corpus Christi; Meg Paxton, Forth Worth; jennifer Piccirilli, Maggie Sopuch, St. Louis, MO; Paige Price, Bethesda, MD; April 7, 1990: Francine Clarke, Salt Lake City; Amy ullivan, Felicia Sarah Putnam, Carthage, MO; Erika Schermerhorn, Uttleton, CO; Allison Favero, Ogden; Bergin Ogle, Bozeman, MT, Camille Russel, Arlington, VA. Seay, Barrington, IL; Erin Shanafelt, Seguin;· Shannon Smith, Spring; Usa Vermont Beta, University of Vermont-January 28, 1990: Beth Ad­ Stone, Laura Witherspoon, Overland Park, KS; Elizabeth Vino, Sarasota, FL; dison, Saratoga Springs, NY; A1yson Becker, Islip, NY; Debbie Carlson, Paige Wertz, Blaine, M ; Shannon Woodworth, Lubbock. . Bedrod, NY; Larissa Cavallaro, Ballston Spa, NY; Julie Champlin, East Rockaway, NY; Kristin Cosentino, Pittsford, NY; Karen Dennison, W. Sims­ Texas Zeta, Baylor University-April I, 1989: Heather Anderson, bury, CT; Laurie Donaldson, eedham, MA; Tamara Faas, West Dover; Emily . Elizabeth Barber, Dunwoody, GA; Jamie Archbold, Wendi Ford, Julie Huff, Farber, Summit, N]; Lori Goldberg, W. Hartford, CT; jennifer Gordon, Leslie Johnson, DeDe Martin, Allison Roberts, Dallas; Amy Beams, Lesli Denver, CO; jennifer Gross, So. Burlington; Laurie Kerruish, Ottawa, Ont.; Mais, Tracey Thompson, Ft. Worth; Adele Beasley, Stacy Reed, Austin; Kim jennifer Kriegel, Ridgewood, N]; Debbie Wilkens, Nikki Lugo, St. Louis, MO; Bennett, Colleen Grimes, Lara Trahan, Irving; Beth Bundy, Kris Pokorski, Mindy Mendkowitz, Pottstown, PA; jennifer Moser, Westfield, ~ ; Holly Kathryn Sale, Shreveport, LA; Mindy Clayton, Denver, CO; Alice Anne Cook, orico, Glen Arm, MD; Susan Pender, Hampton, NH; Pam Rosen, Hartsdale, Crockett; Heather Cooper, 'fricia Prim, Houston; Amanda Crites, Kristen NY; Lauren Rutkin, Milford, CT; Alison Shanley, Gladstone, N]; joy Tarbox, Dreyer, Kelley Heath, Plano; Amy Fisher, Kelly Frazier, Kingwood; Margaret 1rumbull, CT; Usa Weitzman, Morristown, N]; Andrea Wilcox, Essex Jct.; Flocks, New Blaine, AR; Terri Gates, Corpus Christi; Shanna Gilliam, DeKalb; Emily Wise, Ft. Worth, TX. Karen Gimes, Waco; Darcy Griffin, Uvalde; Shea Knox, Haynesville, LA; Shaina Kretzschmar, GoelIey; Mandy Lindsey, Phoenix, AZ; Kristi Luman, Virginia Delta, Old Dominion University-january 14, 1990: Chris­ Sachse; Jill Martin, Waxahachie; Megan McMinn, St. Louis, MO; Malia tine Andrews, Horsebeads, NY; Robin Berger, Richmond; Andra Black, Mc­ Mitchell, Racbelle helfield, Kim tiefel, Tyler; Tori Mo , Idyllwild, CA; Lean; Jenna Colbertson, Elkten, MD; Pam Cutrona, Hopewell; Michelle Megan Myers, Granite Shoals;jill Rea, Colleyville; Taryn Reeder, Huntsville, Dewit, Portsmouth; Lyn Laudati, Denville, N]; Karen Mazzuca, Elicott, MD; AL; Casey Rogers, Garland; Michelle Rogers, Ruston, LA; ancy Taylor, 'fracey O'Brien, Edison, NJ; Kim Thomas, Goldvein; 'fran Vu, Mt. Vernon; Evansville, I ; Leigh Walker, 'frinity; Amy Webb, Silsbee; Rhea Wessel, Tara Cassiday, Wendi Voron, Alexandra; Francine Fescina, Fairfax; Kim Conroe. Harman, Burke; Lori A1vestad, Heather Young, Amy Zurshmidt, Virginia April 7, 1990: Erika Alexander, Spring; Krist! Bacher, Whitney; Amy Bass, Beach. Kingwood;jenny Bice, Prospect Hills, IL; Catherine Brown, Corpus Christi; Lynn Bryant, Okmulgee, OK; jennifer Burdette,.Kim Clough, Tanya Emery, Virginia Epsilon, UniversityofVu-ginia-April7, 1990: Rani Russell, Leisha Scott, Trisha Sims, Plano; Lea Burleson, Temple; Sara Capps, Carol Phoenix, AZ; Ann-Marie Morrical, Greenwich, CT; Lisa Lawton, Winter Park, Loberg, Susan Mathis, A1yson Parker, Amy Thor, Kellie Weaver, Dallas; Kerri FL; Judy Artime, Julie Diehl, ikki Elkins, Miami, FL; Christina Hendrick, Charles, Memphis TN; Candy Cooper, Hot Springs, AR; Catherine Cooper, Atlanta, GA; Elizabeth Ray, Marietta, GA; Paula Priest, Boise, ID; Heather Kathi Green,Julie McBride, Maryam Parvizian, Lacy Smith, Christine Varela, Wtlliams, Fort Wayne, IN;jennifer Sands, lndianapolis, IN; Dami Dansereau, Leslee Wolf, Houston; Melissa Crim, Beaumont; Alex Daws, Victoria; Melissa Usa Flower, New Orleans, LA; Sarah Telkins, Mexico City, Mexico; Hilary Dever, Dumfries, VA; 1rudi Donaldson, Corinne Wtlks, Austin; Shellie Fenner, Meredith Hammans, Omaha, NE; Meredith Bradley, Mendham, N]; Dowdle, Katy; Melissa Good, Van Alstyne; Christie GoocIson, Carthage; Melanie Johnson, Oklahoma City, OK; Christina Weeks, Narbeath, PA; ancy Hamm, Sherman; Hope Harvison, Ft. Worth; Heather Houk, San jennifer Miller, Columbia, SC; Amy Edgar, Lookout Mt., TN; Suzanne Arm­ Antonio; Lori Hunt, Irving; taci Knox, Baytown; Mindy Lawrence, Dun­ field, ashville, TN; Amy Zapalac, Austin, TX; Allie Hogue, Erin Mulhollan, woody, GA; Meg McWilliams, Texarkana; honaree Murray, Beebe, AR; Lesa Alexandria; Tiffany Fonte, Dumfries; Rachel Ghebru, Falls Churcb; Allison Patterson, Gilmer; tacy Patton, Albuquerque, NM ; Allison Secor, Rich­ Marks, Fredricksburg; Kim Beall, Alissa Thyahov, Oakton; Christy Crane, ardson; Sbellie VanDerbei, Richmond; Connally Wade, Bryan; Darla Ward, Leach Eckberg, Richmond; Courtney Hodges, Roanoke; Alissa Standish, Denton; Allison Waters, Abilene; Rose Wtsdom, Fulshear. Springfield; Leslie Sheppard, Wmchester.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA"PHI 47 Virtginia Zeta, Vtrginia Polytechnic Institute and State Univer­ Swe nt, St.John;)ulie Trull, Sunnyside; Kristin Swanson, Kirsten Braden, Lake sity-April 22, 1989: Diane Aukstikalnis, Vienna; Dara Bain, Heather Downs, Oswego, OR; Andrea Gentry, Gresham, OR; Holly Schwab, Eugene, OR; Amy Fairfax; Amber Boyd, Chaptico, MD; Ellen Bruns, Kelly helton, Annandale; Rotman, Tulsa, OK; Amy Scalf, Kalispell, MT. Lynn Butler, Vinton; Melissa Byrne, Basking Ridge, N]; Caroline Capati, Franklin; Garnett Casey, Amanada Copley, Carol Gaylor, Eileen Lamb, Susan Washington Gamma, University of Puget Sound-September 9, Lamb, Michele Majette, Rachael Scott, Virginia Beach; Stacy Cleary, Bowie, 1989: Inger Christensen, Anna Garretson, Anchorage, AK; Mary orum, MD; Frances DeQuinque, Audubon, PA; Eve Dinning, Seaford; Kimberly Fairbanks, AI(; Kari asby, Costa Mesa, CA ; Heather Hayes, Thousand Oaks, Forbes, Bel Air, MD; Ingrid HarraJd, Jeannie Underhill, Falls Church; Linda CA; Amy Morton, Westlake Village, CA; Leslie Skinner, Denver, CO; Heather Hoover, Blacksburg; Kathleen Kimm, Kathleen Ruiz, Mclean; Debra Laman­ Matthews, Monument, CO;Julie Prochaska, Meridian, ID; icki Boerbon, SI. ca, Salem; Deirdre Lemons, Roanoke; Catherine Leonard, East Islip, NY; Paul, M ; Linnea Welch, Heather York, Eugene, OR; Angi Calkins, Hillsboro, Kelly Marine, Wilmington, DE; Erin McKee, Oakton; arah McQuaiJ, Rich­ OR; Jill Grew, Shanno n Hughes, Amy Savolainen, Lake Oswego, OR; Terese mond; Leslie Miller, ewark, DE; Sarah Oliver, Kimberley Wolff, Alexandria; Gaddis, Jennifer Ware, Monique Wells, Salt Lake City, UT; Kristin Andonian, Kara Orsulak, Dahlgren; Catherine Owens, Grafton; Catherine Pack, ew­ Marnie Guthrie, Bellevue; Shawn Blossey, Edmonds; Wendi MacLeod, Ev­ port ews; Glenda Patron, Amy Sinks, Midlothian; Sheri Starke, Poca, WV; erett; Laurie Melton, Issaquah; MOnica Legan, Lynnwood; Buffy Dickinson, Amy Waters, Reston; Mary Weimer, Centerville; Elizabeth WLlde, Fairfax Amy Kelleran, Redmond; Lisa Koch, Richland; Tina Beppu, Seattle; Brittany Station; Jennifer Wunder, Lutherville, MD; Ked Yoon, Pikesville, MD_ Ulrich, Shelton; Meaghan ullivan, Spokane; Lisa Willingham, Tacoma; Britt September 7, 1989: Leslie Downs, Hopatcong, N]; Julie Garcia, Hunt Gossage, Vancouver; Daphne Radock, Woodinville. Valley, MD_ February 3, 1990: Lucida Gorman, Silverdale; Courtney Chambers, April 7, 1990: Courtney Alexander, Falls Church; heri Anderson, Dale Yakima City; Melanie Aster, Whitehouse tation, N] ; Katherine Baskette, Chesa­ peake; Leisl Baum, Mechanicsburg, PA; Megan Bi hop, Vienna; Pamela West Virginia Alpha, West Virginia University-Spring 1990: Whit­ Brauer, Katie Highfill, Richmond; Kathleen Campbell, Kennett Square, PA; ney Ball, Cary Beam, Katherine Blackshire, Jennifer Calvert, Traci Chandler, Diane Cox, Manassas; Katherine DeMooy, Media, PA ; Denise Dusenbury, Kristina Coartney, Brenda Custer, Julie D'Aiesia, Leslie Gearde, Anne Glover, Midlothian; hannon Evans, Ann Gregory, Karen Johnson, Kamie Parker, Wendy Glover, Michelle Goldsworthy, Kelly Grove, Melissa Iszo, Collen Alison Smith, Jennifer Thomas, Courtney Thornton, Virginia Beach; Laura Johnson, Michelle Kerr, Jennifer Kotherbeutal, Samantha Kupersmith, Kim­ Freed, Megan Hilt, Donna Jordan, ewport News; Kelly Garrett, Deborah berly Lenzi, Jennifer Loehr, Shanna Long, Jennifer Mar hall, Debbie Miller, Giebink, Yorktown; Tawney Hachtel, Middletown, MD; Cynthia Harrington, Dayna Mitrik, Parisa MOssahebi, KiLlie O'Donnell, Gina Pascucci, Laura Upper Marlboro, MD; Lara Heck, Annandale; Melissa Keadle, Timonium, Prigg, Mary Ramsey, Marci Schnur, Wendi ikott, Karen ingley, Betsy MD; Elizabeth Lippitt, Roanoke; Christine Makoff, Ellicott City, MD; Carrin Sirbaugh, Mary Beth Smith, Kristy Stemple, Jennifer Strock, Paula Strogen, Martin, Suffolk; Alyssa McCabe, Jennifer Northrop, Reston; Sherril Miller, Kristin Tabinowski, Jennifer Thompson, Amy Tomblin, Julie Ward. Martinsville; Amy Molnar, Stanhope, N];Julie Satz, Monroe, NY; Nikki Shears, Grayson, KY; Tracy Spriggs, Leesburg; Suzanne Sweeney, Burke; Christine Wisconsin Alpha, University of WISConsin-February 3, 1990: Wendy Toccafondi, Georgetown, DE; arah Todd, Amherst, NY; Katherine White, Carlson, Whitefish Bay; Jennifer Greshik, Katie Greshik, Cochrane; Kendra Appomattox; Karen Wilkens, Oakton; Jodi Williams, Kingsville, MD; Kim­ Heenan, Janesville; Rachel Heiser, Erika Kirchman, Milwaukee; Laura Im­ berly Williams, Chesterfield. hoff, Kim Keifer, Sarah Nehls, Ann Pegg, Madison; Andrea Keck, Oconomo­ woc; Lisa Leider, Lisa Purtell, Wauwatosa; Kristine Luneburg, Franksville; Virginia Eta; University of Richmond-April 1989: Amy Bess, Chat­ Jennifer Nehrbrass, Port Washington; Colleen O'Connor, Lake Mills; Kristin ham, N); Laura Bonell, Ft. Worth, TX; Donna Butterworth, Stratford, Cf; Pourian, Brookfield; Melanie Schneider, Onalaska; Christina Seeman, Green Leslie Credit, Essex Fells, N]; Debbie Curley, Augusta, GA; Valerie Donohue, Bay; Brooke Anderson, Amy Pesch, Rochester, MN; Stacia ue Anderson, White Plains, NY; Jennifer Dunham, Tiffany FranCiS, Dallas, TX; icole Pine Island, MN; Kristy Gange, Duluth, MN; JuU Gordon, Kay Lynn Teske, Felini, Wayne, PA; Wendy Harbaugh,Jen Pulley, Midlothian; Stacy Hollowell, Plymouth, MN; Heidi nyder, Edina, MN; Kristin Marensen, Apple Valley, Virginia Beach, Amelie Kahle, New Orleans, LA; Whitney Kane, Madison, N); MN; Jill Abbott, Glen Ellyn, IL; Tami Berndt, Highland Park, IL; Peggy Kathleen Keegan, Wassenaar, The Netherlands; Amy Kerr, Appomattox; Fogarty, Park Ridge, IL; Kristi Frederickson, Rockford, IL; Marni Gitler, Niles. Michelle Koerwer, Wtlton. CT: Amy Leete, Silver Springs, MD; Wendy IL; Panl Hirshman, Northbrook, 1L; Nadine Hren, Arlington Heights, IL; Macewen, Mclean; Bay Manuel, Streeaston, MD; Allison Martinelli, Hights­ Tamara Lovett, Naperville, IL; Tina Ottolino, Wauconda, IL; Tressa Resetich, town, N); Amy Mauldin, Duluth, GA; Christina Pompeo, Franklin Lakes, N]; De Pue, II.; Tracy Walsh, Downers Grove, IL; Debbie Haber, Woodcliff Lake, Amy Reynolds, Sioux Falls, SO; Michele Sanford, Chester; Paige Saunders, N]; Kim Levitt, Princeton, N]; Michelle Sherman, North Brunswick, N]; Lori Montgomery, AL; Lara Semones, Radford; Mary Beth Stewart, Norfolk; Skedelsky, East Brunswick, N]; Andrea Teich, West Caldwell, N]; Stefanie Ashley Sulliv.an, KenSington, MD; Jen Thompson, Bozman, MD; Ellen Kane, Dix Hills, NY; Melissa Merlino, Hastings-On-Hudson, NY; Amy Ban, Trzuskawski, Wilmington, DE; ally Van Orden, Villanova, PA. DesMoines, lA; Gigi Goshko, Kensington, MD; Kristine Johnson, Centerville, OH; Meli a Tilford, Miami, FL; Sandra Velvel, ashua, NH. washington Alpha, University of washington -January 20, 1990: tacy Anderson, Kelli Hagberg, Cindy Hull, Megan Melin, Jennifer Olstad, Wyoming Alpha, University of Wyoming-August 26, 1989: Suz­ Kirsten Paulsen, Dawn Ricketts, Beth Smith, Bellevue; Kristen Batchelder, anne Ficek, Wendi Willi , Laramie. Boulder, CO; Rachelle Boynton, Tami Brueske, Kent; Heather Bradbury, February 24, 1990: Torrey Amundson, Riverton; Stacy Bope, Hinsdale, IL; Pleasant Hill, OR; Allison Colyer, Heidi Darchuk, Issaquah; Missy Covelli, Lisa Bornemann, Littleton, CO; Christie Carolan, Chris Kochmann, Kacey Tacoma; Arianna Evans, Portland, OR; Nicole Michels, Lianne Mills, Jennifer Owen, Laramie; Lora Coomes, Cindy Halladay, Dodi Poulos, Liz Tiegen, Parsons, Angela Ramstad, Vaite Vierthaler, Melissa Woodbury, Seattle; ina Cheyenne; Amy Davis, Cody; Lori DeMoss, Pawhuska, OK; Mindy Fiedor, Olsen, Beaverton, OR; Melinda Pavey, Elizabeth Wolf, Spokane; Heather Carrie Zweigle, Sheridan; Laura Fox, Rapid City, SO; Gayle Gahagan, Laura Schule, Bothell; Christine Walsh, Kirkland; Pam Weible, Richland. Vignaroli,Jackson; ikki Hunt, Spearfish, SO; Tina Johnson, Kelly Palm, Elk April 6, 1990: Cathy Davidson, Bellevue; Leigh Francisco, Othello; Patti Mountain; Monica Orchard, Evanston; Kendra Perley, Wheat Ridge, CO; Vali flockerzie, Jennifer Lucas, Tacoma; Sara VanAllen, Danville, CA; Sheri Porth, Manson, lA; Susan Reed, Lusk; Tempe Richardson, Heidelberg, Vmcent, an Diego, CA. Germany; Jennifer Smith, Tracey Taylor, Rock Springs; Annie Thompson, Saline, MI ; Gretchen Geary, Englewood, CO. Washington Beta, washington State University-August 14, 1989: Jill Joss, Spokane; Beth Richardson, Mercer Island. January 21 , 1990: Heather Metcalf, Shannon Boggs, Edmonds; atalie Channing, Erika Hess, Trina Hess, Lee Ann Bilderback, SnohOmish; Tina Bounds, Christa Thompson, Tacoma; Tina Duren, Gig Harbor; Susy Yates, Jean Werlich, Everett;Jennifer GallUCCi, Rayme flynn, Bellevue; Lisa Walker, Mercer Island; Amy Umbeck, Laura Hamilton, Kelly Wilk, Redmond; Jen­ nifer Jensen, Enumclaw; Jennifer Holeman, Yakima; Lisa Welch, TOnia Farman, Michelle May, Dorothy Godsil, Sheila Eagan, Signe elson, Seattle; icole Mondin, Issaquah; Kristin Johnson, Fox Island; Renae Yohe, Mija Johnson, Lisa Colo ny, Kelli Kimmel, pokane; Charissa Shaoul, Omak; Jill

48 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI In Memoriam

The following are given in sequence: ame, Chapter. Initiation Year, Month and Year of Death. When submitting death notices to Central o.ffice, please give month and year of death. I ames cannot be listed without this information.

Kathryn Mclaughlin Baker ( Mrs. Warren L.) Sue Edwardes Hudson (Mrs. L. D.) o.regon Beryle Edmiston Pledger ( Mrs. Charles E., Jr.) o.k1ahoma Beta, 1926; March, 1990 Beta, 1934; JalJuary, 1990 D.C. Alpha, 1928; March, 1990 Catherine Buoy Balliet, Pennsylvania Beta, Mathilda Jepsen Hussman (Mrs. o.tto Louis) Gayle Kennedy Snyder Pope (Mrs. George) 1925; January, 1990 evada Alpha, 1928; November, 1989 California Epsilon, 1968; January, 1990 Eugenia o.wen Banks (Mrs. H . G.) Missouri Laura M . Ingram, Illinois Zeta, 192 2; February, Helen Northway Prestien (Mrs. R. E.) o.hio Alpha, 1928;January, 1990 1990 Delta, 1925; February, 1990 Melba Devoe Barney ( Mrs. C) ebraska Beta, Erna Schlemmer Johns (Mrs. Glover S.) Texas Patricia Merritt Reed (Mark W) Maryland 1935; March, 1990 Alpha, 1908; December, 1989 Beta, 1951; December, 1989 Edna Kilpatrick Bovard ( Mrs. W T) D.C Alpha, Caroline Bruce Johnson ( Mrs. Jerome M .) Beverly Luecke Reinicke ( Mrs. Bruno) 1923; January, 1990 Colorado Alpha, 1919; o.ctober, 1989 Wisconsin Gamma, 1948; November, 1989 Margaret Potter Bowman ( Mrs. Earl Joyce Johnston Johnson ( Mrs. Verne, Jr.) Lillie Gronna Rice ( Mrs. Carl 0..) South Dakota R. )Wyoming Alpha, 1922; January, 1990 Colorado Beta, 1932; January, 1990 Alpha, 1927; March, 1990 Darlene Breckenridge Bradley ( Mrs. Emil) Patricia Lehman Jones (Mrs. D. L.) Tennessee Christine Maclaughlin Roberts (Mrs. Winfield West Virginia Alpha, 1929; December, 1989 Gamma, 1948; November, 1989 T) Maine Alpha, 1924; December, 1989 Betty Knight Braun (Mrs. Clarence) Texas Kimberley Johnson Kavanaugh, West Virginia Mary Elizabeth Thompson Robertson (Mrs. Beta, 1942; January, 1990 Alpha, 1973, affiliated Tennessee Gamma; Everard P. ) Michigan Alpha, 191 7, affiliated Nevada Semenza Christian (Mrs. Sutton ) January, 1987 o.hio Beta; February, 1990 Nevada Alpha, 1924; March, 1990 Bernalyn McBride Keebler ( Mrs. C C) Florida Trudi Peabody Rogers ( Mrs. Howard N.) Helen Terry Coy ( Mrs. Joseph) Missouri Alpha, 19 16; January, 1990 California Gamma, 1940; January, 1990 Gamma, 1920; March, 1990 Ruth Schriver Lauer (Mrs. Chester M .) Iowa Peggy Blumer Roney (Mrs. T A.) orth Dakota Rosanne Piazza Cribley (Mrs. James) Michigan Alpha, 1 9 1 6 ; Februar~ 1990 Alpha, 1941; May, 1989 Alpha, 1963; December, 1989 Susan Heggen Leach (Mrs. William W) Aline Grogan Roybal (Mrs. Bennie) Colorado Dorothy Willson Deans (Mr s. William R.) Nebraska Beta, 1959; December, 1989 Beta, 1974; January, 1990 Virginia Alpha, 1943; January, 1990 Shirley Gage Lesnett ( Mrs. Robert L. , Jr.) Elizabeth McCarthy Rule (Mrs. Clarence A.) Betty Jane Dickerson, Nebraska Beta, 1942; California Delta, 1945;January 1990 Colorado Alpha, 1927; March, 1990 January, 1990 Helen Purves Loftis (Mrs. John D.) Illinois Esther Arnold Shank (Mrs. Corwin P.) Helen Miller Diggs (Mrs. E. G.) Indiana Alpha, Zeta, 1924; o.ctober, 1989 Washington Alpha, 19 18; April, 1990 19 17; February, 1990 Elinor Barron Love (Mrs. Lorenzo T) Mary Schenck Sherk (Mrs. A. Lincoln) Claire Shaylor Dodge (Mrs. Arthur G., Jr.) o.k1ahoma Alpha, 1920; January, 1990 Pennsylvania Beta, 19 17; December, 1989 Massachusetts Beta, 1949; o.ctober, 1989 Doris Brewer Lowenstein (Mrs. Henry E.) Norm a Mark Sherman ( Mrs. Warren D.) Harriet Berry Dudgeon (Mrs. A. B.) Minnesota Kansas Beta, 1945; March, 1990 Michigan Alpha, 19 16, affiliated Michigan Alpha, 191 4; January, 1990 Eva Knight Mater (Mrs. R.) Indiana Delta, 193 1; Beta; March, 1990 Genevieve Chambers Dunn (Mrs. Edwin W) January, 1990 Thelma Johnson Showalter, Pennsylvania Beta, Illinois Zeta, 1920; March, 1989 Ernestine Biby McArthur (Mrs. Charles E.) 1926; February, 1990 Jean Hovorka Early (Mrs. Dwight H ., Jr.) Kansas Beta, 19 17; January, 1990 Kathleen W Simpson, Florida Beta, 1935; Wisconsin Beta, 1943; March, 1990 Shirley Martin McClure (Mrs. C E.) Colorado February, 1990 Mary Scott Embree (Mrs. Royal H.) Wyoming Alpha, 1937; September, 1989 Helen Wamsley Snelson (Mrs. Alonzo) West Alpha, 19 11 ; January, 1990 Ann McKenney, New York Gamma, 1947: Virginia Beta, 1951; o.ctober, 1989 Nina Howard Gemmil (Mrs. R. 0.) Kansas Beta, January, 1990 Mary Williamson Steinmeyer (Mrs. E E.) 1924, affiliated Kansas Alpha; February, 1989 Marina Henry Moses (Mrs. M . H.) North Florida Beta, 1954; April, 1990 Ruby Irving Gilmore (Mrs. Lloyd) Idaho Alpha, Carolina Alpha, 1933; December, 1989 Alice Turner Stilson (Mrs. Leslie A.) 1924; March, 1990 Amelie Ellis Murrell (Mrs. George R., Sr.) Washington Beta, 1920; February, 1990 Kathryn Bertsch Gosset (Mrs. R. K.) Indiana Louisiana Alpha, 1927; August, 1989 Patricia Lyman Swenson (Mrs. Ronald F.) Delta, 1940; March, 1990 Mton Manion Nelson (Mrs. Harlan W) North Vermont Beta, 1957; February, 1990 Hattie Hayman Graham (Mrs. H. A.) o.klahoma Dakota Alpha, 1926; December, 1989 Violet Kisner Tate (Mrs. Roland H.) Kansas Beta, 1921 ; January, 1990 Marjorie Price Nichols (Mrs. George)., Jr.) Alpha, 1935: December, 1989 Loura Holmes Hartung (Mrs. George H.) o.hio Zeta, 1952; March, 1990 Elizabeth Hickerson Welsh (M rs. Harry H ., Jr. ) Arkansas Alpha, 1922; December, 1989 Lorren Taylor o.sborne, ebraska Beta, 1924; Missouri Alpha, 1928; April, 1990 Fern Cochrane Hellenga (Mrs. Paul M.) North July, 1989 Marcia Kiedaische Wilcox (Mrs. Wilford G.) Dakota Alpha, 1921 ; January, 1990 Frances Helen Paine, Manitoba Alpha, 193-: Iowa Zeta, 1956; March, 1990 Violet Bogen Teegarden Heppberger (Mrs. January, 1990 Marilyn Metz Wilson (Mrs. Alan D.) Colorado Che ter E.) o.hio Beta, 1927; January, 1990 Alice Tillman Perlich (Mrs. Gordon) o.regon Beta, 1955; December, 1989 Genevieve Jordan Holloran (Mrs. Robert W) Alpha, 1934; February, 1990 Ann Elizabeth Wood, Iowa Gamma, 1920; Iowa Alpha, 193"'; January, 1990 Marjorie Steen Peterson, Illinois Epsilon. 19 td : Janaury, 1990 Alice Fontron Holmes (Mrs. Wendell S.) Kansas January, 1990 Marian Zerweck, Pennsylvania Alpha, 1930; Alpha, 1930; March, 1990 Carey Bailard Phelps (Mrs. W W) California January, 1990 Anna Fairchild Homan (Mrs. Frank W) Alpha, 1919; December, 1989 Pennsylvania Beta, 1918: July, 1989

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 49 Pi Phi featured in Quilt San Diego

Quilting became a way of life for Nancy Skelton Johnson, Illinois Zeta, in 1984 when she signed up for a class taught by Joan Jefferson Reynolds, Col­ orado Alpha. Nancy's beginning inter­ est has led her to numerous classes and workshops in several states and in six short years she has become well known in qUilting circles for her ability in design and color. Nancy's quilt, "Star Crystal," was designed for her qUilt guild and was subsequently selected to represent California in Houston's Quilt Festival in 1988. That led to "Crystal Vision." Quilt San Diego, a non-profit organi­ zation, in conjunction with the San Diego Historical Society is sponsoring "Visions-A New Decade," May 19- July 15 at the San Diego Historical Society Museum. This exhibit features 83 juried quilts representing 34 states and five countries in addition to 40 County for several months promoting touched the lives of many and brought qUilts from the California Heritage Col­ the upcoming exhibit and raising funds visual pleasure to thousands. Nancy, a lection. Planning for the exhibit took through the sale of opportunity tick­ member of the San Diego Alumnae almost three years and to assist in rais­ ets. On July 15, some lucky person will Club since 1955, has served in numer­ ing funds, Nancy was asked to design lake home "Crystal Vi ion" following ous offices while rearing three chil­ and piece a qUilt. The result, "Crystal the long awaited d rawing. Once again dren. She is currently remodeling her Vision," has traveled allover San Diego through the world of art, a Pi Phi has house to add a quilt studio!

TIB Salutes Our 75 .. Year Members Beulah Gibson Acre, Minnie Ann Kemp Littlefield, Indiana Beta; Owensboro, Kentucky Colorado Beta, affiliated Nebraska Beta; Gladys McCarty Beck, Garden Grove, California Iowa Gamma; Western Springs, Illinois Matilda McCammon McFaddin, Miriam Con net Benson, Texas Alpha; Little Rock, Arkansas Maryland Alpha; Golden, Colorado Melba Louise Quigley Milton, Ruth Herdman Bradford, Nebraska Beta; Topeka, Kansas California Alpha; Hillsborough, California Jane Kuhn Pelton, Florence Baker Bugg, Missouri Beta; St. Louis, Missouri Iowa Beta; Pikeville, Tennessee Mary Wilson Ridpath, Lucile Moore Burns, Pennsylvania Alpha; Bethesda, Maryland Maryland Alpha; Baltimore, Maryland Genevieve Garrett Skinker, Amelia Hudner Daugherty, Missouri Gamma; St. Louis, Missouri California Alpha; Sacramento, California Elizabeth Snyder Smith, Alberta Lee Barred Fullenwider, California Beta; Bakersfield, California Illinois Beta; Sarasota, Florida Mildred Johnson Webb, Marian Davidson Gillies, Missouri Alpha; Shawnee Mission, Kansas California Alpha; Pasadena, California Ada Bacon Wilson, Helen Wright Grant, Pennsylvania Gamma; Virginia Beach, Virginia Iowa Beta; Indianola, Iowa Edith Voorhees Winchester, Hortense Scott Kirkwood, Iowa Gamma; Alhambra, California Colorado Beta; Santa Rosa, California Josephine Welch Wood, Dorothe Anderson Lanning, California Alpha; Pasadena, California Iowa Beta; Dover, ew Jersey

50 THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI Maryland-Washington DC Junior Group focuses on the detection and prevention of cancer

The health issues facing women to­ ety (ACS), gave a talk on the risks by Sharon Nagle Olmstead day encompass a variety of illnesses associated with each cancer and the that at one time were considered to be techniques recommended by ACS for bers attending the meeting. The most male dominated. One area of concern early detection and prevention. Dr. important message stressed by both is the increasing number of newly di­ Burke also showed a video tape dem­ Dr. Burke and the ACS is early detec­ agnosed cases of cancer in the female onstrating the three proper techniques tion. In most cases, a correlation be­ population. These changes in women's of breast self exams. The five most tween early detection hence early treat­ health prompted the Junior members deadly cancers to women are 1) lung; ment and survival rates can be made. of the MD-DC Suburban Alumnae Club 2) breast; 3) colon; 4) uterine; and 5) The American Cancer Society pro­ to dedicate a monthly meeting solely ovarian. The risk of each cancer may vides a variety of public education pro­ to the detection and prevention of those depend on a woman's age, family histo­ grams for those people interested in types of cancer most affecting the health ry, personal and dietary habits, and learning more about cancer. For more of women today. physical condition. Early detection of information about the ACS programs Dr. Ann Burke, a physician volun­ breast and uterine cancer proved to be or volunteer opportunities contact your teering for the American Cancer Soci- the most pressing issue for the mem- local chapter of the American Cancer Society or call toll free 1-800-ACS-2345. As a volunteer for the American Can­ NEVADA ALPHA CELEBRATES 75 YEARS! cer Society and a woman in the high risk category for breast cancer, I strong­ Join in the festivities as Nevada Alpha celebrates its 75th anniversary at the ly recommend this program to all ac­ University of Nevada on November 2-3, 1990. Activities include a Pi Phi tive chapters and alumnae groups. Have house tour on Friday, a tailgate party Saturday before the football game and a volunteer from ACS give a talk at your a formal dinner dance Saturday evening. For more information please next meeting. This program is very contact: informative and could help save your life or the life of one of your sisters Christina Mayer Jeannie Funk some day. 1051 Glen Meadow 3120 Santa Ana Sparks, NV 89434 Reno, NV 89502 702-356-6200 702-826-5952

New York Delta Mishtu Mukherjee is a senior meteorology major aspiring to be a broad­ cast meteorologist. She has been on televi­ sion since the age of 19 preparing weather broadcasts for the Ithaca area. If you hap­ Three Indiana Epsilons spent their winter term on an independent mission trip. From the left. pen to miss this Cornell Pi Phi on TV you can Betsy Boxell. Amy Hilgendorf and Katie Posts were in Brazil during the month of January catch her on weekends at a local radio building a community center outside the city of Recife. station.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 51 Noel Sparkman, TGC, is a graduate Shannon Strain is a psychology ma­ Krista Belt, Tennessee Gamma, will of Texas Tech University in Lubbock, jor with a business minor from Okla­ spend the 1990-91 school year as the Texas. A native Texan, Noel received homa State University. Shannon was a RGC for Ohio Iota at Dayton niver­ an accounting degree in May. Noel was collegiate member of the Nominating sit y. Krista was Chapter President and involved in several professional orga­ Committee at the 1989 Convention. held many other offices in the chapter nizations such as Beta Alpha Psi, the While at Oklahoma Beta, hannon including Informal Ru h Chairman. A Accounting Society and the Pre-Law served as Assistant Membership Chair­ graduate of the University of Tennes­ Society. She served the Texas Gamma man and Secretary. Shannon enjoyed see at Knoxville, Krista majored in ele­ chapter as the Chapter Treasurer. A many activities on the OSU campus mentary education. She plans to teach member of Golden Key, Rho Lambda, and was an avid intramural sports par­ in an elementary school in the south­ and the Dean's List, Noel was the recip­ ticipant. Looking beyond her year as a east after her year working for Pi Phi. ient of several university scholarships TGC for Pi Beta Phi, Shannon plans Along with her Pi Phi activities, Krista ~ academic exceUence. to attend Oklahoma University'S Health was a Resident Assistant and a member Sciences Center to pursue a masters of Order of Omega. degree in health administration or pub­ lic health.

Julie Jacobson plans to use her En­ Lisa Gregg traveled from her home Kristin Browning graduated from the ~ I glish degree to pursue a career in pub­ in Albuquerque, New Mexico to Eu­ University of New Mexico in 1989 with lic relations after her year as a TGC. A gene, Oregon to attend the University a degree in organizational communi- I graduate of the niversity of Puget of Oregon where she received a Bach­ cation. As a New Mexico Alpha, Kristin Sound, Julie devoted much of her time elor of Arts in journalism degree. Pre­ was Chapter Membership Chairman, to Pi Beta Phi. She went from Pledge viously Oregon Alpha's Chapter Presi­ VP Social and Chapter President Since CLass President, to VP Moral and then dent, Lisa also served as VP Social. A her graduation, she has been busy on Chapter President. Julie was also in­ member of Order of Omega, Lisa was the alumnae side of Pi Phi while en- volved on campus, as Order of Ome­ nominated for Greek Woman of the rolled in graduate studies. She is the ga's vice president and as a UPS varsity Year and was accepted into Who's Who Albuquerque Junior Alumnae Group cheerleader. Julie is a talented pianist in American Colleges and Universities. founder and President. Kristin will use and short story writer. Born in Heidel­ Lisa also enjoyed working with Pan­ her extensive Pi Phi experience as the berg, Germany, Julie enjoys traveling hellenic. She will serve Pi Phi next RGC for the newly installed Arizona and recently spent six weeks in Korea, years as a TGC Gamma Chapter at orthern Arizona Taiwan, China, Hong Kong and Japan. Cniversity.

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Wendi Littell, California Eta, will be Tracy Nevill, Texas Epsilon, will be Salli Preston, Texas Eta, has a the RGC for Pi Phi's chapter at Yale the resident consultant with Pi Phi's degree in economics from Texas A&M University, Connecticut Beta. Wendi recolonized chapter at Birmingham University. She plans to go back to attended the University of California at Southern College in Birmingham, Ala­ school eventually to receive her M.B.A. Irvine where she received degrees in bama. Tracy, a graduate of North Texas and become a Management Consul­ both psychology and sociology. Wendi State University, received her degree tant. Salli was selected as the distin­ served as Rush Chairman for her chap­ in business-marketing management. guished student in the college of liber­ ter and used the skills involved with Tracy served Pi Phi as VP Mental and al arts while being involved in Pi Phi as that position to create and choreo­ had extensive Panhellenic experience. Chapter President and VP Social. Salli graph the skit, "Pi Phi Through the She was named the best junior dele­ will leave her native Texas to live in Ages," performed at the 1989 Conven­ gate for Panhellenic and Outstanding Princeton, New Jersey where she will tion. Wendi will seek additional educa­ Female Greek on Campus. A rush coun­ be the RGC for New Jersey Alpha mem­ tion, pursuing a masters degree in so­ selor, and vice president of scholarship bers at Princeton University. cial work after her year at Yale. for Panhellenic, Tracy was also presi­ dent of Order of ,

Karman Kidd, Arkansas Beta, is a • ealie Pidcock, Ohio Alpha, will trav­ Missy mith, Ohio Alpha, will be the graduate of the University of Arkansas el to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to be resident consultant for Pi Phi's newest at Little Rock She received an account­ the RGC for the women at Pennsylva­ chapter located at Marquette L'niver­ ing degree and will lise this degree nia Theta, Villanova niversity. Nealie sity, Wisconsin Delta. While at Ohio after completing law school to become earned a Bachelor of Science degree University, Missy was active in the tu­ a ta.."X attorney. Karman has been an with a zoology emphasis from Ohio dent Senate, Order of Omega and served officer in the chapter ~ince she pledged. L'niversity.. ealie was VP ~1oral , Chap­ as a student tour guide. She was also She served as Pledge Class President, ter President, and was on the Centen­ senior class vice president. As an Ohio Treasurer and Chapter President. Kar­ nial Committee for Ohio Alpha. A mem­ Alpha, Missy was Assistant Treasurer man will be employed as a Regional ber of several honories including and Panhellenic Delegate. Missy re­ Traveling Consultant, based at Missis­ Mortar Board, Order of Omega, and ceived her undergraduate degree in sippi Beta and Alabama Gamma. Chimes junior honor society. • ealie adverti ing and marketing and plans to will seek graduate studies in health further her education with a master' ervice administration prior to attend­ degree in communications and bu i­ ing medical school. ness.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI 53 FRATERNITY DIRECTORY -SUMMER, 1990 Officers

FORMER GRANO PRESIDENTS Director of r ndergraduate Programming-Sheila Graham Sherman (Mrs. Robert) Il Thela. Alice Weber John son (Mrs. Irwin T.) MO Bela. Box 337 . Carmel lallev. CA 9392. 804 While Willow Bay. Palaline, Il6006" Dorolhy We3\er Morgan (Mrs. Kem R.) ~E Beta, 25.0 Stockwe ll , lin ~o ln , :-;E 68502 APPOINTED NATIONAL OFFICERS Sa rahjane Paulson Vanasse (Mrs. Horace) WA Bela. .\.0) 25 1h West. #520. Seaule. WA 98199 Elizabeth lUrner Orr (Mrs . j. Gordon) OR Alpha, 14800 SW 1001h. Tigard. OR 9722.\ Editor of The ARROW - Jennifer Moeller (Miss). MO Alpha. Pi Bela Phi Cem ral Office. 7730 Jean Wirlhs Scou (Mrs. Jon) PA Beta. 11 86 Cedarwood Dri> e. Moraga. CA 9~5;6 Carondelel. Suite 33.\. SI. louis. MO 63105 National Panhellenic Conference Delegate -Jean Wirlhs Scou (M rs. Jon) PA Beta. 1186 OFFICERS EMERITUS Cedarwood Drive, Moraga, CA 9~556 Grand President Emeritus -Marianne Reid Wild (Mrs. Robert) KS Alpha. The Weslwood. ;101 National Fraternity Historian - Barbara S.nds Olsen (Mrs. James C.) Il Zela ..\0965 Climon. Ridgefield Rd ., Belhesda, MD 20816 Bay Village, OH 44 )40 Grand Treasurer Emeritus-Orpha O'Rourke Coenen (Mrs. Andre\\ G.) I~ Delta. P.O. Box B. Supervisor of Chapter Histories - Wynne Couk Klenner (Mrs. J q T~ \Ipha. 131~ Tabilha Litde Chule. WI 54140 Drive, Hixson , TN 37343 ational Convention Coordinator - Mary Kahlenberg Schroeder (Mrs. Alan ) Il Epsilon. ~28 .. GRANO COU Cil Woodland Shadows Place. Sa ma Rosa, CA 95 .. 0. Grand President-Carolyn Helman Lichlenberg (Mrs. Joseph M.) OH Alpha. 6512 Anna Maria Assistant National Convention Coordinator- Jerel~,. Wrighl Biehl (Mrs. Sean) CA Delta. Court, Mclean. VA 22101 1833 lUslin Slreel, San Diego, c.\ 92106 Grand Vice President of Collegians - Jo Ann Minor Roderick (Mrs. M. W,) OK Bela. 70 1 Elections Coordinator- Janel Goode Durham (Mrs. j. M) WI Gamma. 10512 Cochise A>enue. Greyslone. Stillwater. OK 74074 Scoltsdale, AZ 85258 Grand Vice President of Alumnae - Sara Shipley Bowers (Mrs. Donald S.) )lC Alpha. P.O. Box National Archivist -Anneue Milchell Mills (Mrs. Jack P.) Al Alpha. 2128 I'esl ridge Drive. 10177, Fort Smilh, AR 72917 Birmingham , AL 35216 Grand Vice President of Philanthropies-Adrienne Hiscox Milchell (Mrs. Bruce T.) KS Alpha. Parliamentarian -Janice Shrader Mossman (Mrs. David W.):'>IE Bela. 121) . orlh 126 SI. , 165 Redwood Drive. Hill sborough, CA 9.. 010 Omaha, NE 68154 Grand Vice President of Membership -Carolyn Pavlelich Lesh (Mrs. larry M.) TX Delta. #1 Graduate Consultant Coordinator-Cirrelda Barnard Mill s (Mrs. A. j., Jr.) OK Alph a. 1985 Foresl Park, Richard son, TX 75080 Slony Hill Road, Boulder, CO 80303 Grand Secretary- Belh van Maanen BeallY (Mrs. C. C.) TX Gamma, 1506 San Sebaslian lane, Supervisor of Province Coordinators - Palricia Friend Cooke (Mrs. WW) ID Alpha , 10328 Sassau Ba y, TX 77058 Berkshire Rd ., Bloom inglon, M:-I 55437 Grand Treasurer-C.rollnge Warren (Mrs. Richard ).) ~C Bela, 5'1J9 Cascade Drive. Lisle. IL SPECLU OFFICERS 60532 Traveling Graduate Consultants - Lisa Gregg. Julie Jacobson, :-Ioel Sparkman , Shannon Slrain DIRECTORS Resident Graduate Consultants- Kri sla Belt, OH lOla; Kristin Browning. AZ Ganl ma; Wendy Director of Academic Standards-Ann Warmack Brookshire (Mrs. Brad) TX Beta, 820 Mallory Liuell , CT Beta; Tracy Nevill, Al Alpha Colo ny; Nealie Pidcock, PA Thela; Salli PreSIon. NJ Court, Tyler, TX 75703 Alpha; Missy Smilh, WI Delta Colony Director of Alumnae Activities -Sara Oliver Millener (Mrs John D.) T:-I Gamma, 203 PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OFFICE Sagramore Lane, Simpsom'ille. SC 2968 1 7730 Ca rondelel, Suile 333, Sl.louis, MO 63105-Phone .\ 141727-7338. FAX 3HI717-80-l9 DIrector of Alumnae Advisory Committees -Sarah RUlh Mullis (Miss) SC Alpha, 10 Kings Tavern Place, Allanta, GA 30318 Exec utive Director- Virgi nia Bl and Fry (Mrs. Hugh l.) TN Bela Director of Alumnae Exte nsion - Jan el Blume Hamilton (Mrs. A. R.) IN Zela, 20 Heritage Lane, Controller- Lee Ul rich Sta mford, CT 06903 Comm unications Coordinator- Jennifer Moell er (Miss), MO Alpha Director of Al umnae Records -Sara Wareham Waggoner (Mrs. D. D.) WI Alpha, 3223 Hartford PI DE1'A PHI rou DATION Road, Orange, CA 92669 Director of Chapter House Corporations -Lou Ann Momgomery Carter (Mrs. William B.) OK Chairman -Ann Dudgeon Phy (Mrs. Paul W, ) TX Alpha, 4408 Lorraine. Dallas. TX 75205 Alpha. Box 3925 , 8 Barberry lane, Wilminglon, DE 19807 FRATERNITY INS RANCE REPRESENTATIVES Director of Collegiate Extension - Carolyn Cromb Brada (Mrs. Don:!ld R.) KS .\Ipha, 51 Mission Road, Wichita, KS 67207 Property and Liability Insurance Director of Membership- Beuy Blades Lofton (Mrs. T. M.) IN Gamma, 9060 Pickwick Drive, Corbin -Gillespie Agency, 1592 Conner SI. , P.O. Box 190. Noblesville, 1)1 46060 Indianapolis, IN 46260 Group Hospital Indemnity Plan Insurance Director of Pledge Development -Elizabelh Jordan Holman (Mrs. Calvin) AZ Alpha, 922; In surance Administrators Co., 216:-1. 11th SI.. lincol n. :-IE 68508 North 53rd Place, Paradise 1'a1ley, AZ 85253 Director of Rush -Gayta I'elvin Ferree (Mrs. Charles) OK Alpha. 3413 Acorn Run , Fort Worth , TX 76 109 Standing Committees

Arrowcraft. Inc. Board of Directors President - LucY Baker Warner. 21222 Endslev Ave .. Membership Programming- Director of Membership. Belly Blades loflon (Mrs. T. M.) 9060 Rocky River, OH 44116 . . Pickwick Drive. Indianapolis, IN 46260 Arrowcraft Manager-Mary Dale Swan, ;76 Parkway. Gatlinburg, T:-I 37738 Rush Programming- Direclor of Rush. Gayla Veil in Ferree (Mrs. M. C.) 3~13 Acorn Run . Arrowcraft, Inc. (Arrowcraft Shop) - 576 Parkway, Gallinburg, T:-I 37738 Fort Worth, TX 76109 Budget and Finance Committee-Chairman-Carol lnge Warren (Mrs. Richard).) 5439 Pledge Programming- Director of Pledge Developmenl , Elizabelh Jordan Holman (Mrs. Cascade Dr., Lisle, IL 60532 Calvin) 9225 ~orth 53rd Place, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 Canadian Philanthropies Committee-Chairman - Helen Sleeves Jull (Mrs.). 1318 Quebec Act;"e Chapter Programming -Director of Undergraduale Programming. Sheila Graham Ave . Sw, Calga ry. AS TZT iG2 , CA:-IADA Sherman (Mrs. R. F.) 30~ w.hile Willow Bay, Palatine, IL 60067 The Chain-Director of Alumnae Activities -Sara Oliver Millener (Mrs. John D.) 203 Sagramore Lane, Simpsonville, SC 2968 1 Legislative Committee-Chairman - Jan Kinnune Hill esland (Mrs. Kent L.) 882 Camino Ri ca rdo, Moraga, CA 9.556 Alumnae Committee for Continuing Education-Chairman- Lisa Game l (Miss) .~025 Van Loan Fund Committee-Chairman - Joan McBain Slenier (Mrs. Wayne D.) 16 Huron Dr .. Ness Avenue #9, San Francisco, CA 94 109 Chatham , )lJ 07928 . Convention Committee-Cbairman -Martha Wohler Bickel (Mrs. F. Gilbert III ) 50 Hunlleigh Music Committee-Chairman-linda Hoober w.assberg (Mrs. James) 610) Howe Dr .. Fairway. Woods, SI. Louis, MO 63131 KS 66205 . Emma Harper Thrner Memorial Fund Committee-Chairman - Evel,,. Pelers K,ie (Mrs. Stanley) 23 Oak Knoll Gardens, Pasadena. c.\ 91106 .. Nominating Committee-Chairman - Barbara \'arner Frizell (Mrs. E. E. II ) 2609 Heal her Parkway. HUlchinson. KS 67;02 Fellowsbip Review Committee-Chairman-Robin I'ogel. 61A Grove SI.. Stamford. CT 06901 Settlement School (Arrowmont) Board of GO"ernors-Chairman - Barbara Anderson Gales Holt House Committee-Cbairman-Anne Tmis O'Connell (Mrs. Robert F.) II Homewood. SI (Mrs. C.A.) ;233 E. -Olh St., Indianapolis. IS ~6220 Louis. MO 63 12 2 Director of Settlement School Finance- Sissy Phillips \uslin (Mrs. Jeff. Jr ) PO Bo\ 951. House Director Committee-Director ofCbapter House CorporationS - LOU \nn Jacksomille. TX "5-66 Monlgomery tarler (Mrs. William B.) Box 3925. 8 Barberr) Lane. Wilminglon. DE 1980- Director, Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts-Sandra Blain. \rrO\\mOnl. Bo\ <; 6- . Idea Bank Committee- Gadinburg. TS ;-"38 Academic Programming- Direclor of \cadem,c Slandards. \nn "'.rmack Brooksh ire (Mrs Brad) 820 Mallory Cou rt. Tyler. TX ')703

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