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Vol. 80 No.1

Summer 1985

Official magazine of Sigma Kappa Soror· ity founded at Colby College, Waterville, Maine, November 9, 1874.

NATIONAL COUNCIL National President: Phyllis Harris Mark·

ley (Mrs. Donald), 1802 West Moss, Peoria, IL 61606

National Vice President for Alumnae: Margaret Miller Dodd (Mrs. William), 1955 Windsor Road, Bethlehem, P A 18017

National Vice President for Collegiate Chapters: Carol Jackson Phillips (Mrs. Richard), P.O. Box 467, Moreno, CA 92360

National Vice President for Expansion: Linda Oden Berkshire (Mrs. Rice), 31910 Avenida Evita, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675

National Secretary: Ms. Sheila A. Barnes, 1608 Pepperidge Road, Asheboro, NC 27203

National Treasurer: Marylou Sayler Turner (Mrs. John), 645 W. 69th St., Kansas City, MO 64113

National Panhellenic Conference Dele­gate: Ruth Rysdon Miller (Mrs. Karl B.), 13020 S. W. 92nd Ave., A312, Mi­ami, FL 33176

CENTRAL OFFICE Director of Central Office: Lois Waltz

Vernon (Mrs. Robert), 1717 West 86th Street, Suite 600, Indianapolis, IN 46260 317-872-3275

Financial Administrator: Theresia Walk­er Hoggatt (Mrs. Jerome)

TRIANGLE STAFF Editor: Linda Wright Bardach (Mrs.

Neil), c/o Anacomp, P.O. Box 13407, 2115 Monroe Dr., Atlanta, GA 30324

Collegiate Editor: Anne Atkinson Laun (Mrs. Craig), 803 Burns Avenue, Cin­cinnati, OH 45215

Alumnae Editor: Anne Weaver Booske (Mrs. Henry), 2026 Northbrook Dr., Lancaster, PA 17601

Unsolicited copy, photography and art are always welcomed, and will be used on a space available basis. Sigma Kap­pa TRIANGLE will credit all work used in the magazine. Please send all fea· ture material to the editor, chapter re­ports to the collegiate or alumnae edi­tor, and death notices to Central Of· lice.

SIGMA KAPPA TRIANGLE is published quarterly by Sigma Kappa, 1717 W. 86th St., Suite 600, Indianapolis, IN 46260 and printed by Maury Boyd and Associates.

Send change of address, subscription and correspondence of a business nature to Central Office, 1717 W. 86th St., Suite 600, Indianapo­lis, IN 46260.

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Features __ _ 1986 Sigma Kappa National Convention ........................... 2

The excellence of Sigma Kappa college women from coast to coast is impressive. Join in celebration of Our Very Best ..................... ........ ..... 4-9

A cuddly critter often is good company for the lonely elderly or hospitalized convalescent. Trenton/Delta­ware Valley Sigmas report on Soft whiskers ........ ............................ 13

Fiesta at Palm Springs ................ .. ..... .. ................. 15 Loyalty Fund: Looking back ... to the future ..................... 31

Departments __ From the Alumnae .. ........... .... .... .. ....... .... ......... 10-17 From the Collegians ................................ . ......... 19-22

Editor's Note: In memoriam and other departments will return in the fall issue.

On The Cover

Sorority of the Semester for the fourth consecutive semester! Phi-Rhode Island chapter is justifiably proud to be the only sorority to earn this this designation more than twice. The campus pl;Ulhellenic award honors the sorority with the most academic and athletic awards and extra curricular and philanthropic activities. You 'II enjoy reading about other award-win­.ning Sigmas in Our Very Best, pages 4-9.

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Ou1t \/My Bert NEWSPAPER STAFF Barb Baker, Art, Zeta Iota-Amhurst Jeanna Scbaefer, Ad Rep, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Toby Beth Greene, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Donna White, Panhellenic, GammaRho-W. Carolina Vicky Ramirez, Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly (Pomona) LITERARY MAGAZINE Anita North, Co-Editor Labyrinth, Tau-Indiana YEARBOOK STAFF Michele Bridges, Editor-in-Chief, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Colleen Brophy, Editor, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Jean McKnight, Editor, Zeta Omicron-Arizona Mary Weidenhaft, Editor, Beta Mu-Culver-Stockton Annette Yoshida, Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly (Pomona)

,... Betsy Liley,_Beta Sigma-Purdue, Exponent editor-in-chief. --

MORTAR BOARD Ellie Dawson, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. Sabrina Hoagland, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. Denise Green, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Betsy Jones, Gamma Rho-W. Carolina Dawn Copple, Tau-Indiana Heidi Harder, Alpha Gamma-Washington St. Elizabeth Hadigian, Phi-Rhode Island Linnea Jensen, Phi-Rhode Island PANHELLENIC OFFICER Candy Hall, President, Gamma Gamma-Indiana St. Chris Kooy, President, Upsilon-Oregon St. Becky Villaescusa, President, Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly (Pomona) Kelly Drohan, Epsilon Eta-Findlay Sally Farrell, President, Delta Upsilon-S.W. Missouri St. Liz Stober, Treasurer, Gamma Mu-Gettysburg Anita North, Judicial Board, Tau-Indiana Clair Hastings, Pledge Council, Tau-Indiana Shelley King, Rush Counselor, Tau-Indiana Robin Kessler, Rush Counselor, Tau-Indiana Sue Kilham, Rush Counselor, Tau-Indiana Becky Banfield, Rush Counselor, Tau-Indiana Sara Winkleman, Social Service Chair, Zeta Omicron-Arizona Paula Jenkins, Regional Vice President, Zeta Omicron-Arizona Jan Kirby, Secretary, Gamma Lambda-E. Tenn. Ruth Dessart, Social Chairman, Gamma Lambda-E. Tenn. Jeanie Someyrac, Historian, Gamma Lambda-E. Tenn. Patti Ryan, Treasurer, Zeta /ota-Amhurst

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-----------------------------Sigma Kappa salutes our very best collegians and congratulates them on their achievements

Adina Marcheschi, Vice-President, Zeta lota-Amhurst Debbie Tarr, President, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Mary Jane McLaughlin, Representative, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Sheri Marston, Corresponding Secretary, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. Janet Roney, Treasurer, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Carol Muhl, Public Relations, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Lisa Wade, 1st Vice President, GammaMu-E. Illinois Nancy Minor, Vice President, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Kathy Bartel, President, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Deanna Krause, Rush Chair, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Keli Sitzman, Vice President, Epsilon Beta-New Orleans May Giffen, Rush Counselor, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Wanda Myrick, Rush Counselor, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Betsy Dominick, Chairman, Delta Rho-James Madison Deddie Leppink, Scholarship, Delta Rho-James Madison Sue Richeson, Delta Rho-James Madison Erin Martin, Membership Chair, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Natalie Malin, Committee Coordinator, Epsilon Tau-Cal St. (Fullerton) Cindy Ginn, Secretary, GammaRho-W. Carolina Lisa Pareston, Vice President, GammaRho-W. Carolina Linnea Jensen, President, Phi-Rhode Island Lisa Sabra, President, Phi-Rhode Island May-Rose Ahern, Rush Chair, Phi-Rhode Island Janice Chiappetta, President, Gamma Zeta-N. Illinois Yolanda Levy, Secretary/Treasurer, Beta Mu-Culver-Stockton Pam Runkle, President, B eta Mu-Culver-Stockton Chris Coleman, President, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Krist! White, Review Board, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia PHI BETA KAPPA Carol Cook, Alpha Gamma-Washington St. Erin Kinikin, Lambda-UC (Berleley) HOMECOMING QUEEN Lisa Forgey, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St.

CHEERLEADER Lori Ann Stafford, Beta M u-Culver-Stockton Teresa King, Gamma Lambda-E. Tenn. Janet Snodgrass, Gamma Lambda-E. Tenn. Amy Banks, Gamma Lambda-E. Tenn. Laura Saidak, Gamma Lambda-E. Tenn. Adina Marcheschi, Zeta lota·Amhurst Michele Dupre, Zeta Iota·Amhurst Tina Passaglia, Zeta Iota·Amhurst Mimi Britton, Zeta Jota·Amhurst Susan Gorsuch, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Leanne Kott, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Dana Myers, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Gretchen Lincoln, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Mary Jane Mclaughlin, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Maria DiRenzo, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Jeanna Schaefer, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Paige Parlow, Delta Rho·J ames Madison Betsy Jones, GammaRho-W. Carolina Cheryl Goforth, GammaRho·W. Carolina Vicki Fulbright, GammaRho·W. Carolina Holly Chestnutt, GammaRho-W. Carolina Katie Cullen, Gamma Nu-Gettysburg Lori Gattaglini, Gamma Nu-Gettysburg Patrice Traubitz, Gamma Nu-Gettysburg Kathy Ivancich, Phi-Rhode Island Ann Belander, Phi-Rhode Island Ann-Marie Lagoy, Phi-Rhode Island Angie Norman, Sugar Bear, Delta Upsilon·S.W. Missouri St. Lori Eppard, Epsilon Eta-Findlay Betsy Gaertner, Epsilon Eta-Findlay Becky Villaescusa, Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly (Pomona) POMPON Sandy Bowlin, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. Kim Wisniewski, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. VARSITY SPORT Basketball Deb Yeasted, Espilon Delta-Susquehanna Kay Czap, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Juli Reynvaan, Alpha Gamma-Washington St. Crew Laura Richardson, novice, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Katie Schmidt, novice, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Diving Terri Morrison, Delta Rho-James Madison Field Hockey Megan Moyer, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Felicia McClymont, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Mary Jane McLaughlin, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Betsy Huff, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Sue Bailey, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Pam Foster, Phi-Rhode Island Mary-Rose Ahern, Phi-Rhode Island Ski Sandra Mostaccio, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Soccer Denise Sena, Phi-Rhode Island Softball Judy Sholtis, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Debbie Wengryn, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Felicia McClymont, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Denise Sena, Phi-Rhode Island Triana Bande, Beta Mu-Culver-Stockton Sally Beverly, BetaMu·Cuiver-Stockton Mari Dramer, Beta Mu-Culver-Stockton Gloria Schwartz, B eta Mu-Culver-Stockton Sheryl Siksta, Beta Mu-Culver-Stockton Swimming Amy Fuller, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Christina Lissman, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Julie Martin, Gamma Nu-Gettysburg Tammy Martin, Gamma Nu-Gettysburg Synchronized Swimming Cheryl Madsen, Zeta Omicron-Arizona Tennis Elaine Stark, Zeta Iota·Amhurst Lisa Premonte, Zeta lo ta·Amhurst Anne Casso!, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Gina McCallum, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Karlene Heisey, Gamma Nu-Gettysburg Kim Edwards, Phi-Rhode Island Margot Kreplick, Phi-Rhode Island Lucille Gannon, Epsilon Eta-Findlay Betsy Gaertner, Epsilon Eta-Findlay

Elicia N aftzger, Epsilon Eta· Findlay Track Sue Bailey, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Lori Eppard, Epsilon Eta-Findlay Krista Carpenter, Upsilon-Oregon St. Lisa Bloemers, Alpha Mu·Michigan Volleyball Debbie Tarr, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Allison Shepard, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Linda Frees, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT Carisa Cegavske, Presidential Scholar, Upsilon-Oregon St. Elizabeth Booth, 1FT, Outstanding Freshman, Upsilon-Oregon St. Kim Wisniewski, Distinguished Scholar, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. Kathy Geruldsen, Honors Scholarship, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Linda Weber, Presidential Scholarship, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Karen Greenslade; Honors Scholarship, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Gwyn Edwards, PTA/PTG Scholarship, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Lisa Butto, Merit Scholarship, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Melanie Baker, Merit Scholarship, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Trish Anderson, Ralph Juppe Scholarship, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Cathy Florio, American Air Force Academy Scholarship, Zeta Phi·

Rutgers Leanna Izuel, Regents Scholar, Alumnai Scholar, Bank of America

Scholarship, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Susan Newberry, Group W Communications Scholarship, Alpha Omicron·

UCLA Katie Schmidt, Alumni and Regents Scholarship, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Denise Greene, Delta Delta Delta Service Project, Los Angeles Alumnae

Panhellenic Scholarships, UCLA 1984 Panhellenic Scholarship, UCLA Intersorority Mother's Club Scholarship, Alpha Omicron-UCLA

Shayne Sherer, Sigma Kappa Memorial, Epsilon Tau-Cal St. (Fullerton) Norma Zonni, Sigma Kappa Memorial, Epsilon Tau-Cal St. (Fullerton) Valarie Thomas, Heritage Scholarship, Epsilon Tau-Cal St. (Fullerton) Betsy Jones, Miss Blue Ridge Valley Scholarship, Gamma Rho· W.

Carolina Percy B. Ferebee, Miss Blue Ridge Valley Scholarship, GammaRho·W.

Carolina Kristin Harding, Miss Blue Ridge Valley Scholarship, Gamma Rho-W.

Carolina Angela Cook, Accounting Scholarship, Tau-Indiana Susan Schultz, Grebe Memorial Scholarship, Tau-Indiana Gina Jausoro, Journalism Scholarship, Alpha Gamma-Washington St. Val Ostervold, Athlamet Mother's Club Scholarship, Alpha Gamma·

Washington Carol Cook, Bishop/Fleet Foundation, Order of Amaranth Youth

Scholarship, Scottish Rite Foundation Washington Scholarship, Alpha Gamma-Washington St.

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Dawn Fryzek, PEMCO Foundation Award, Alpha Gamma-Washington St.

Carol Walz, full tuition, Zeta Omicron-Arizona Cathy Peterson, full tuition, Zeta Omicron· Arizona Julie Urman, Tucson Rod and Gun Wildlife Scholarship, Zeta Omicron·

Arizona Pam Benett, Regent 's, Delta Upsilon-S.W. Missouri St. Tracey Baurland, Regent's, Delta Upsilon-S.W. Missouri St. Rhonda Eisenlohr, Regent 's, Delta Upsilon-S .W. Missouri St. Lori ScJuvidt, Decennial Honor Award, Epsilon Beta -New Orleans Robin Johnson, T.H. Harris Scholarship, Epsilon Beta ·New Orleans Melanie Talia, T.H. Harris Scholarship, Epsilon Beta -New Orleans Karlene Hopkins, T.H. Harris Scholarship, Alberto Laurence Loustalatte

Scholarship, Epsilon Beta -New Orleans Tina Wilson, tennis academic scholarship, Epsilon Beta ·New Orleans Linda Hood, UT Upperclassman Scholarship, Alpha Delta -Tennessee Debbie Renshaw, Statler Foundation Scholarship, Alpha· Delta·

Tennessee Kathryn Dessayer, Edward Frank Kraft Award, Lambda-UC Berkeley Dorothy Hearst, Edward Frank Kraft Award, Lambda-UC Berkeley Sally Farrell, Delta Upsilon-S.W. Missouri St. Scarlet Fears, Delta Upsilon·S.W. Missouri St. Elaine Foster, Delta Upsilon-S.W. Missouri St. Cheri Phillips, Delta Upsilon·S.W. Missouri St. Elizabeth Nuelle-Lyons, Delta Upsilon·S.W. Missouri St. Mary Weidenhaft, Herrick Foundation, Beta Mu-Culver-Stockton Julie J ankens, Michigan Competitive Scholarship, Alpha Mu-Michigan Kelle Jacobs, Michigan Competitive Scholarship, Alpha Mu-Michigan Sue Brusa, Edwin J . Burnosky Scholarship, Epsilon Epsilon·Georgia Grace Hrizarry, Mary Jo Carey Scholarship, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Cathy Mayson, Marie Rose Huegenot Scholarship, Epsilon Epsilon·

Georgia Angie Amidon, 4·H Scholarship, Epsilon Epsilon·Georgia Carroll Sietman, UGA Alumni Scholarship, Epsilon Epsilon·Georgia Crystal Klein, Wagnall's Memorial, Beta Upsilon·Ohio Susan Rider, Cherie Lynn O'Brien Scholarship, Beta Upsilon·Ohio Jessica Robson, The Dean's Scholarship, Beta Upsilon·Ohio STUDENT SENATE Jan Donavan, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Becky Tichenor, Gamma Mu·E . Illinois Karen Wessel, Gamma Mu·E. Illinois Rene Suttles, Gamma Rho-W. Carolina Jill Holton, President, Phi-Rhode Island Natalie Spencer, Phi· Rhode Island Sarah Yauch, Phi-Rhode Island Jennifer O'Toole, Phi-Rhode Island

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HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION Rhona Bigham, President, GammaMu·E. Illinois BETA GAMMA SIGMA, Business Honorary Angie Cook, Tau-Indiana Linnea Jensen, Phi-Rhode Island Andrea Brannen, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia GOLDEN KEY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Linda Brizendine, Tau-Indiana Debbie Cook, Zeta Omicron-Arizona Arlene Rima, Zeta Omicron· Arizona Andrea Brannen, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Mary Jane Clenney, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Grace Yrizzary, Epsilon Epsilon·Georgia ORDER OF OMEGA Susan Walton, President, Gamma Lambda-E. Tenn. Ruth Dessart, Vice President, Gamma Lambda-E. Tenn. Barb Knapp, President, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Judy Mann, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Jennifer Parsons, Secretary/Treasurer, Gamma Mu-E . Illinois Jeanne Schaeffer, Gamma Mu-E . Illinois Jonna Washauer, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Carol Walz, Zeta Omicron·Arizona Cathy Peter~on, Zeta Omicron-Arizona ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA, Sociology Honorary Anita North, Tau-Indiana ALPHA KAPPA PSI, Professional Business Fraternity Sue Kilham, Tau· Indiana Maribeth Rader, Tau-Indiana Karen Bosse, Tau-Indiana Carolyn Krizek, Tau-Indiana Carol Walz, Zeta Omicron·Arizona ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA/PHI ETA SIGMA, Freshman Honoraries Kelly Saale, Gamma Gamma-Indiana St. Julie Galloway, Tau-Indiana Betsy Hill, Tau· Indiana Nancy Hill, Tau· Indiana Debbie Johann, Tau-Indiana Jennifer Jontz, Tau-Indiana Katie Ratterman, Tau· Indiana Anne Sackheim, Tau· Indiana Margaret Sundfors, Tau· Indiana Angie Amidon, Epsilon Epsilon·Georgia ALPHA EPSILON RHO, Broadcasting Honorary Patricia Murray, Secretary, Beta Upsilon·Ohio

SIGMA ALPHA IOTA, Music Fraternity Melanie Meunier, Sargeant-at-Arms, Tau-Indiana BLUE KEY Dawn Copple, Vice President, Tau-Indiana PHI ETA SIGMA Cathy Guarasci, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Suzanne Hoffman, Beta Upsilon-Ohio PHIGAMMANU Becky Garrett, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Jeanne Miller, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois PHI ALPHA ETA Becky Garrett, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Cecilia Lemaster, Historian, Gamma Mu-E . Illinois Suzann Wahl, GammaMu-E. Illinois DELTA MU DELTA Becky Garrett, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois RHOGAMMANU Kim Kloss, Gamma Mu-E . Illinois BETA ALPHA PSI Terri Murray, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) GAMMA BETA PHI Valerie Nushan, Alpha D elta -Tennessee Gena Wilson, Alpha Delta -Tennessee Linda Hood, Alpha Delta -Tennessee

KAPPA DELTA PI Marlene Nagel, Gamma M u-E. Illinois KAPPA OMICRON PHI Rhona Bigam, Corresponding Secretary, Gamma Mu-E . Illinois DELTA MU, B usiness Honorary Denise Wilson, E psilon Delta-Susquehanna KAPPA MU EPSILON, Math Honorary Debbie Holt, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna PI SIGMA ALPHA, Political Science Honorary Debbie Boyle, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna KAPPA DELTA PI Becky Fleming, A lpha Sigma-Westminster OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Karen Greenslade, Alpha Sigma-W estminster Suzanne Hoffman, B eta Up silon-Ohio PSI CHI, Psychology Honorary Karen Greenslade, A lpha S igma-W estminster Tammy Scott, Zeta Phi-Rutgers

PHI KAPPA PHI, General Scholarship Marianne Powers, Alpha Gamma-Washington St. Linnea Jensen, Phi-Rhode Island PHI ETA SIGMA Patty Waggoner, Zeta Omicron-Arizona Cathy Peterson, Zeta Omicron-Arizona Carol Walz, Zeta Omicron-Arizona Cathy Guarasci, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Suzanne Hoffman, Beta Upsilon-Ohio RHO LAMBDA, Panhellenic Recognition Society Deanne Krause, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Kelly McCoy, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Bea Jackson, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Debbie Urcioli, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Hanna Teich, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Trish Anderson, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Nancy Minor, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Nancy Mandel, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Kathy Bartel, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Melanie Baker, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Joanne Slump, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Laura Ehlert, Beta Upsilon-Ohio PI SIGMA EPSILON, Marketing Fraternity Valerie Thomas, President, Epsilon Tau-Cal St. (Fullerton) BETA ALPHA PSI, Accounting Honorary Angie Cook, President, Tau-Indiana PHI DELTA KAPPA, Education Honorary Wendy Lonhart, Tau-Indiana PI LAMBDA THETA, Education Honorary Wendy Lonhart, Tau-Indiana ALPHA EPSILON DELTA, Pre-Medical Honorary Mary Ann Clark, Tau- Indiana TAU BETA PHI, Engineering Honorary Christine Donovan, Phi-Rhode Island Lori Onley, President, Phi-Rhode Island TAU BETA SIGMA, Music Honorary Joy Barrows, Beta Upsilon-Ohio OTHER HONORS All MAC (Middle Atlantic Conference All Star Team) 1984-Judy Sholtis,

Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna 2000 career points, basketball-Debbie Yeasted, Epsilon Delta­

Susquehanna Dorm President- Melanie Baker, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Institute of Industrial Engineers President, Lisarennee Missell, Zeta

Phi-Rutgers Cap and Skull-Kelly McCoy, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Rutger's Queen Chorale President-Nancy Mandel, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Bruin Belles-Amy Bott, Becky Briwn, Leanna lzuel, Alpha Omicron-

UCLA Young Miss California 1985-Kaylene Peoples, Alpha Omicron-UCLA President's List-Pam Showalter, Nicki Thompson, Jeanna Trehy, Jill

Wilhelm, Linda Everett, Kelly Dick, Lisa Langholz, Julie Loechler, Delta Rho-James Madison

President's List-Jo Johnson, B eta Mu-Culver-Stockton Student Ambassador-Norma Zonni, Epsilon Tau-Cal St. (Fullerton) Miss Blue Ridge Valley and Miss North Carolina contestant, Kristin

Harding, Gamma Rho-W. Carolina Outstanding Senior-Carol Cook, Alpha Gamma-Washington St . Underclass Greek Woman of Year-Carol Walz, Zeta Omicron-Arizona Spires, Sophomore Women 's Honorary-Carolyn Olson, Zeta Omicron-

Arizona Chimes, Junior Women's Honorary-Carol Walz, Cathy Peterson, Zeta

Omicron-Arizona Chimes-Suzanne Hoffman, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Panhellenic 4.0 Award-Patty Waggoner, Alice Huhn, Zeta Omicron­

Arizona Christine Donovan, Phi-Rhode Island, Secretary, Mechanical

Engineering Honorary, Treasurer, American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Union Board Directors-Lynn Post , Chair; Antoinette Cerulli, Vice President of Operations; Joanne Ludovicki, Student Entertainment Rep; Phi-Rhode Island

Miss Rockford-Melissa Murphy, Gamma Zeta-N. Illinois Miss Grayslake-Anne Castino, Gamma Zeta-N. Illinois 4.0 gpas-Suzanne Cook and Tami Soto, Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly

(Pomona) Honors List fall and winter quarters-Debbie Bongard, Denise Oostdam,

Significant Honors Cindy Bordonaro-Jenny Gier Award, Epsilon B eta -(New Orleans) SGA Liberal Arts Representative-Ananda Langley, Epsilon B eta -(New

Orleans) Excellence in Engineering-LeeAnn McKenzie, Alpha Delta -(Tennessee) Honor Society-Cathy Ciranna, Sarah Gillespie, Marti Hearst, Lambda­

UC (Berkeley)

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Order of the Golden Bear (honorary)-Bonnie King, Lambda-UC (Berkeley)

Californians (Berkeley Service Organization)-Kathryn Dessayer, Jenny McKillop, Kathy Simmonds, Sally Yeh, Lambda-UC (Berkeley), Veronica Dolleschel, Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly (Pomona)

IFSC Chair and Secretary-Betsey Dearth and Annette Yoshida, Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly (Pomona)

Undergraduate Law Club-Liz Kane, Alpha Mu-Michigan Sophomore Honors Award-Dinah Spritzer, Alpha Mu-Michigan Chair of Puhlications-Liz Kane, Alpha Mu-Michigan University Honors Convo-Tricia Beguin, Lisa Drake and Joanne

Kissling, Alpha Mu-Michigan University of Georgia Hall of Leaders-Chris Coleman, Epsilon Epsilon­

Georgia National Parliamentarian for National Collegiate 4-H-Lee Duvall,

Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia President, Association American Collegiate Literary Societies, Monica

Luck, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia President, Public Relations Student Society of America and Chair,

Emerging Leaders Program on Leadership Resource Team and Chair, Residence Halls for Homecoming Steering Committee, Jennifer Sloan, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia

National Honor Society of American Colleges-Krista Sauber, Beta Upsilon-Ohio

Margaret Depper Award, Honorable Mention-Laura Ehlert, Beta Upsilon-Ohio

CHAPTER HONORS Zeta Phi-Rutgers: Rutger's Dean's Award

Rutger's Scholarship Award Epsilon Tau-Cal St. (Fullerton): Panhellenic Spirit Trophy Tau-Indiana: Panhellenic Award, Fall, 1984 Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly (Pomona): highest gpa of all campus

sororities for two consecutive quarters

DEAN'S LIST Fal~ 1984 Kelly Saale, Gamma Gamma-Indiana St. Angie Amidon, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Beth Baird, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Andrea Brannen, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Pam Goodwin, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Marsha Poss, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Grace Yrizarry, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Julie Cole, Alpha Mu-Michigan Karen House, Gamma Lambda-E. Tenn. Abbey Eblen, Gamma Lambda-E. Tenn. Jan Kirby, Gamma Lambda-E. Tenn. Missy Gilreath, Gamma Lambda-E. Tenn. Jenifer Colson, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Jenifer Wilson, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Debbie Boyle, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Debbie Wengren, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Sue Franchi, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Mary Beth Burns, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Lisa Butto, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Denise Cawley, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Cathryn Coffyn, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Cathy Florio, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Bea Jackson, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Susan Lowe, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Lisarenee Missel, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Tammy Scott, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Debbie Urcioli, Zeta Phi-Rutgers Norine Smiley, Alpha micron-UCLA Debbie Stern, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Laura Wuncsh, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Shireen Aryel, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Patti Ebert, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Laurie Eisenberg, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Lisa Fishman, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Denise Greene, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Jill Hansen, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Barbara Holte, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Leanna Izuel, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Cyndy Masada, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Mary O'Hara, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Jennifer Schramm, Alpha Omicron-UCLA Cindy Jones, Gamma Rho-W. Carolina Carolyn Smith, GammaRho-W. Carolina Kathy Poll, GammaRho-W. Carolina Betsy Jones, Gamma Rho-W. Carolina Betsy Fidler, GammaRho-W. Carolina

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Anne White, GammaRho-W. Carolina Michelle Heidt, Upsilon-Oregon St. Karyn Hirst, GammaRho-W. Carolina Wendy Allen, Upsilon-Oregon St. Lisa Hudson, Gamma Rho-W. Carolina Carisa Cegavske, Upsilon-Oregon St. Janice Bowers, GammaRho-W. Carolina Karen Wadsworth, Upsilon-Oregon St. Tracy Hodges, GammaRho-W. Carolina Fall Semester, 1984 Kim Lewis, Gamma Rho-W. Carolina Karie Beringer, Epsilon Tau-Cal St. (Fullerton) Kelly Wayne, Gamma Rho-W. Carolina Sharon Peters, Epsilon Tau-Cal St. (Fullerton) Holly Chestnutt, Gamma Rho-W. Carolina Lauren Proteau, Epsilon Tau-Cal St. (Fullerton) Jacye Swallow, Gamma Rho-W. Carolina Joan Curtis, Alpha Gamma-Washington St. Mary Hager, GammaRho-W. Carolina Heidi Harder, Alpha Gamma-Washington St. Kim Foehl, Gamma Nu-Gettysburg Carol Cook, Alpha Gamma-Washington St. Lisa Parker, Gamma Nu-Gettysburg Marianne Powers, Alpha Gamma-Washington St. Dana Klinger, Gamma Nu-Gettysburg Deborah Jean Raynor, Gamma Zeta-N. Illinois Christine Putney, Gamma Nu-Gettysburg Polly Sears, Beta Mu-Culver-Stockton Carolyn Olson, Zeta Omicron-Arizona Triana Bande, Beta Mu-Culver-Stockton Denise Wolfe, Zeta Omicron-Arizona Crystatl Morris, Beta Mu-Cuiver-Stockton Carol Walz, Zeta Omicron-Arizona Mari Kramer, Beta Mu-Culver-Stockton Cathy Peterson, Zeta Omicron-Arizona Susan Terrano, Epsilon B eta -New Orleans Linnea Jensen, Phi-Rhode Island Cindy Bordonaro, Epsilon Beta -New Orleans Lori Olney, Phi-Rhode Island Cathy Brabson, Alpha Delta -Tennessee Kelly Greene, Phi-Rhode Island Joy Connell, Alpha Delta -Tennessee Stefani Tashjian, Phi-Rhode Island Linda Hood, Alpha Delta -Tennessee Julie Jacques, Phi-Rhode Island • LeAnn McKenzie, Alpha Delta-Tennessee Anna Howarth, Phi-Rhode Island Mitzi DeHowitt, Alpha Delta-Tennessee Karen Beeler, Delta Upsilon-S.W. Missouri St. Gena Wilson, Alpha Delta-Tennessee Pam Bennett, Delta Upsilon-S.W. Missouri St. Cheryl McKenzie, Alpha Delta-Tennessee Sally Farrell, Delta Upsilon-S.W. Missouri St. Valerie Nushan, Alpha Delta-Tennessee Joan Meyer, Delta Upsilon-S.W. Missouri St. Kathryn Dessayer, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Cheri Phillips, Delta Upsilon-S.W. Missouri St. Jennifer Black, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Sue Prosnasky, Delta Upsilon-S.W. Missouri St. Carol Channing, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Tania Whipple, Delta Upsilon-S.W. Missouri St. Jane Choi, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Susan (Beth) Wilcox, Delta Upsilon-S.W. Missouri St. Cathy Ciranna, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Scarlet Fears, Delta Upsilon-S.W. Missouri St. Irene Fong, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Elizabeth Nuelle-Lyons, Delta Upsilon-S.W. Missouri St. Susan Gavazza, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Kelly Drohan, Epsilon Eta-Findlay Sarah Gillespie, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Betsy Gaertner, Epsilon Eta-Findlay Linda Gordon, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Cheryle O'Neil, Epsilon Eta-Findlay Dorothy Hearst, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Tana Okuley, Epsilon Eta-Findlay Marti Hearst, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Denise Cisco, Epsilon Eta-Findlay Lisa Hill, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Penny Carter, Epsilon Eta-Findlay Kim Kelly, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Diane Koenig, Epsilon Eta-Findlay Erin Kinikin, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Suzanne Cook, Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly (Pomona) Sharon Kinikin, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Debbie Bongard, Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly (Pomona) Nancy Larsen, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Virginia O'Hara, Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly (Pomona) Sheri Martin, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Denise Oostdam, Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly (Pomona) Maura Nicolini, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Gail Lawrence, Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly (Pomona) Beth Rabin, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Veronica Dolleschel, Zeta Upsilon-Cal Poly (Pomona) Kristi Richter, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Brenda Olson, Upsilon-Oregon St. Mary Smith, Lambda-UC (Berkeley)

Donna ~te, Gamma Rho-W. Carolina~ panhel­lenic newspaper editor.

Carol Sprague, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Terry Tao. Lambda-VC (Berkeley) Kara Wertheimer, Lambda-VC (Berkeley) Wendy Woolpert, Lambda-UC (Berkeley) Winter, 1984-85 Shakeen Chamirau, Zeta Jota-Amhurst Carrie Chylsta, Zeta Jota-Arnhurst Lynn Colletta, Zeta Jota-Arnhurst Janet Gilfether, Zeta Jota-Arnhurst Elizabeth Kotlar, Zeta Jota·Arnhurst Adina Marcheschi, Zeta Jota·Arnhurst Elaine Stark, Zeta Jota-Arnhurst J enifer Colson, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Jenifer Wilson, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Nancy Horvath, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Penny Hoch, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Debbie Boyle, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Denise Wilson, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Cindy Clouser, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Dawn Szala, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Sue Franchi. Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Peggy Seville, Epsilon Delta-Susquehanna Nancy Houck, Upsilon-Oregon St. Brenda Olson, Upsilon-Oregon St. Michelle Heidt, Upsilon-Oregon St. Wendy Allen, Upsilon-Oregon St. Karen Wadsworth, Upsilon-Oregon St. Julie Cole, Alpha Mu-Michigan Melissa Bevis, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Kris Burnosky, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Chris Coleman, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Pam Goodwin, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Wendy Massey, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Cynthia Rimes, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Jennifer Sloan, Epsilon Epsilon-Georgia Cathy Guarasci, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Paige Harmon, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Suzarule Hoffman, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Debra Bateman, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Joan Knisely, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Laurie Pidcock, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Lori Pritchard, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Jessica Robson, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Krista Sauber, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Michelle Selwood, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Barb Taylor, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Debbie Vander Ploeg, Beta Upsilon-Ohio Cheryl Warman, Beta Upsilon-Ohio

Spring Semester, 1985 Deborah Jean Raynor, Gamma Zeta-N. Illinois Unidentified Term Lori Hartman, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. Sara Griffith, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. Lynn Wahlers, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. Melissa Dahman, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. Lisa Forgey, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. Jennifer Galetti, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. Sabrina Hoagland, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. Kim Wisniewski, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. Ellie Dawson, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. Sherri Hevalow, Delta Eta-C. Missouri St. Kathy Geruldsen, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Jonanne Recchione, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Raye Fry, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Becky Fleming, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Linda Weber, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Karen Greenslade, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Sharon Smith, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Sharon Justice, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Laura Kratz, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Jennifer Gross, Alpha Sigma-Westminster Julie Wainscott, GammaMu-E. Illinois Lisa Williams, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Lisa Wade, GammaMu-E. Illinois Janine Maroon, GammaMu-E. Illinois Debbie DuBois, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Jolynn Leaton, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Deanne Leaton, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Lisa Matola, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Suzanne Wall, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Barb Knapp, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Kerry Muller, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Marlene Nagel, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Barb Hubert, GammaMu-E. Illinois Laurie Hadfield, Gamma Mu-E. Illinois Claudia Darr, Delta Rho-James Madison Laurie Elsasser, Delta Rho-James Madison Linda Everett, Delta Rho-James Madison Kim Kallet, Delta Rho-James Madison Deedie Leppink, Delta Rho-James Madison Cheryl Lubbs, Delta Rho-James Madison Eileen Lynch, Delta Rho-James Madison Mary Murphy, Delta Rho-James Madison Pam Showalter, Delta Rho-James Madison Nicki Thompson, Delta Rho-James Madison Jenna Trehy, Delta Rho-James Madison

Cory Trifiro, Delta Rho-James Madison Jill Wilhelm, Delta Rho-James Madison Karen Creedon, Delta Rho-James Madison Debbie Depollo, Delta Rho-James Madison Kelly Dick, Delta Rho-James Madison Lisa Langholz, Delta Rho-James Madison Julie Loechler, Delta Rho-James Madison Tracy Stallone, Delta Rho-James Madison Amy Turner, Delta Rho-James Madison Debbie Winn, Delta Rho-James Madison Beth Morgan, Tau-Indiana Cathy Colwell, Tau-Indiana Angie Cook, Tau-Indiana Sue Asper, Tau-Indiana Lisa Nay, Tau-Indiana Linda Brizendine, Tau-Indiana Shelley King, Tau-Indiana Julia Sproul, Tau-Indiana

Editor's note: Is your chapter missing? Our Very Best should be an annual celebration of col­legiate excellence. Encourage your chapter president and TRIANGLE correspondent to submit the information form next spring. Sigmas included in this issue were reported by chapter officers using forms provided in fall supplies.

Diane Questel, Tau-Indiana Shauna Usher, Tau-Indiana Sharon Letsinger, Tau-Indiana Wendy Lonhart, Tau-Indiana Denise Yankus, Tau-Indiana Susmita Chauhan, Upsilon-Oregon St. Danette Heckenberg, Upsilon-Oregon St.

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From the Alumnae !::,. ANNE WEAVER BoOSKE , rE , Alumnae Editor

CALIFORNIA LONG BEACH-In September we en­

joyed our annual luau at the home of Bar­bara Friendson Barnes, Te, and played Trivial Pursuit after dinner.

We invited Sigma Kappas in the area to a get acquainted spaghetti dinner in Octo­ber and celebrated Founders' Day at the Saddleback Inn in Santa Ana with all the Los Angeles area collegiate and alumnae chapters. Barbara Barnes and Marilyn Biggers Burdett, re, received the Pearl Court A ward on that occasion.

Our annual Christmas luncheon fea­tured a gift exchange.

Some of our members attended the re­gional conference in Palm Springs in Feb­ruary.-RAE LAGERDAHL SC01"1', Alpha Omicron

NORTH ORANGE COUNTY-Bunco night when members were treated to a fast-action game was a success at our Oc­tober meeting. Winners Nell Flanagan and Sandi Mooney donated their win­nings from the game to the ET-Cal St. (Fullertonl corporation board.

In November Julie Gundy hosted a meeting featuring a speaker on Alzhei­mer 's disease. We also attended the local celebration of Founders' Day at the Saddleback Inn in Santa Ana.

Ruth Richards hosted the Christmas party when husbands, boy friends and other guests were welcomed. Neighboring alumnae from the Saddleback and West Orange County chapters also attended.

Members learned entertaining skills at a January meeting hosted by Audrey Di Mauro, vice president for programs, at our February meeting at Georgia Ander­son's home. Two teams battled it out in a Sister Feud, fueled with their knowledge of Sigma Kappa lore.

We met in March to brainstorm ideas for programs, meeting times and sched­ules, officers' slate and fundraisers for the coming year. Julie Gundy organized the day-long event at the Alta Vista country club with small table discussions. Group participation was led by Nell Flanagan, president.

We sold lollipops to raise money for Alzheimer's disease research and held a Makeover Day, featuring a personal shop­per from a large department store, a color consultant and makeup artist who helped makeover volunteer Sigmas and their guests. Proceeds were earmarked for chapter newsletters and activities.

Everyone wore green and brought something green to eat to Sandi Mooney's March meeting to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. We also turned out for alum appreci­ation night with Epsilon Tau.

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At the February initiation of their 20 pledges, a pearl guard was presented from the alumnae to initiate Stephanie Held who had the chapter's highest gpa.

Nell Flanagan, Karen Schram and Bar­bara Fenters, who attended the regional conference in Palm Springs, came back with ideas for membership, programs and fundraising.

Installation of officers and the Order of the Triangle for new alumnae was held in May.-CATHI FIROR

POMONA VALLEY-We helped ZT­Cal Poly (Pomonal with their preference party and in October collected items for our Basket of Violets which we raffi.e off each year at the greater Los Angeles area Founders' Day celebration.

All area collegians were invited to our annual Christmas party at the home of Mary Doerres Barndollar, AI. In addition to food, games and a gift exchange, we gathered food items for a needy family with the alumnae purchasing the turkey and the collegians bringing the trim­mings.

Mary Jane Thevenow Hayden, T, host­ed a salad luncheon in January when members brought warm clothing and oth­er items for the Maine Sea Coast Mission. Bingo prizes, to be donated to the low in­come senior citizen Duarte Park apart­ments, were contributed at the February meeting at the home of Doris Netzer Berkovec, e.

We won the award for the largest dele­gation at the California/Arizona Regional Conference in Palm Springs in February. Mary Barndollar and Dolores Upstill Martenson, AH, were co-chairmen of the event which brought together 140 alum­nae, collegians, and national officers from 10 colleges and 18 alumnae chapters. The theme incorporated friendship, ideas, en- · thusiasm, sisterhood, teamwork and awards.

Marla Henry Grove, ZT, and husband Bob took slides at the conference, put them together and added music for a show which we enjoyed in March at a luncheon at the home of Ava Batt Smal­ley, Efl, when we also had a shower for June Nordby Begley, AO, and her new legacy.

Area Sigmas who would like more infor­mation are welcome to call Mary Barn­dollar at (7141 626-3831.-DOLORES UPSTILL MARTENSON, Alpha Eta

SAN FERNANDO VALLEY-Our fall season started with our annual pledge/ alumnae tea in October at Evelyn Mun­selle's, e, home. It was a warm afternoon so we were able to use her patio to greet and visit with the 17 pledges and eight

mothers who attended. In November we joined more than 350

Sigma Kappas to celebrate Founders' Day and again sold items at the violet shop to raise money for our philanthropy projects. We sent money to a Meals-on­Wheels program again this year. At the luncheon we learned more about the dev­astating effects of Alzheimer's disease and purchased lollipops to help in the fight against it.

Later in November everyone pitched in to work at the boutique sale chaired by Debbie Seecutt, ZE. We made a profit of more than $400 which will be used to as­sist ZE-Cal State (Northridgel.

Cheryl Polfus Pace, ZE, was our hostess for the Christmas party when everyone brought cookies or bread to share and an ornament to exchange after the meeting. During December we sent greeting cards to the residents of Topanga Terrace cen­ter who had no family members. We also held a mail fundraiser for scholarship funds for the collegiate chapter.

Susan Hunt, BX, made arrangements for a tour and luncheon of the Lawry's California center. We invited graduating collegians to be our guests for the lunch­eon which was followed by a walk through the gardens and browse through the gift shop.

Following nominations of officers at our February meeting we chose secret sisters to pair each alumna with a graduating senior, revealing ourselves at the Order of the Triangle in June. Cheryl Pace and Jean Crail attended the regional confer­ence in Palm Springs as chapter represen­tatives.

Any newcomers and interested sisters are invited to join us. Please call Cheryl Pace at (8181 368-5018.-JEAN BLAIR CRAIL, Beta Sigma

COLORADO BOULDER-1984 was the beginning of

our second year as a reactivated alumnae club, originally chartered in 1955. Our of­ficers who helped reorganize include Bev­erly Fritschner, B'l', president; Gwen Roepke, ~E, vice president; Alma Pea­cock, N, secretary; and Armorel Reddick, I, treasurer. We were formally installed by APO Dalas Shores at the home of Vir­ginia Webb, I, in April.

Our February meeting featured a pre­sentation by two color consultants with Color Profiles, Ltd. at the home of Rachel Bender, N. This meeting was our best turnout.

May's meeting included an informative talk and slide presentation on personal fi­nancial planning at the home of Beverly Fritschner.

Colleen Sawyer, ~~. our convention del­egate, was hostess for our October meet­ing and shared her experiences.

A Founders' Day ceremony highlighted the November meeting at the home of Carol Douglas, AT.

Christmas was celebrated at the home of Linda Fetterman, AO, with a cookie ex-

change. We met at the home of Beverly Fritschner for a white elephant sale in February where Ann Van Valin, AK, served as auctioneer, with proceeds going to the club treasury.

All alumnae in the area are encouraged to join in our activities. Call Beverly Fritschner, 442-2266 or Gwen Roepke, 499-4740 for information . -CAROL LIVINGSTON DOUGLAS, Alpha Tau

PUEBLO-Zeta Taus Susan Spitzer, Andrea Watson and Carmelita Riddle joined us for the September salad supper at the home of Martha Abbey in Pueblo.

In October, at the home of Kay Vincent and daughter Lee, we heard Maureen Fin­negan, director of the Pueblo area Agency on Aging, speak on the problem of aging parents. Elaine Watson chaired a commit­tee to explore funding possibilities for a vision project for the elderly.

Andrea Watson chaired the program for the Founders' Day dinner at the Pueb­lo country club with ZT-S. Colorado col­legians participating in the program hon­oring founders.

Our annual holiday dinner with spouses and collegians was held at the Hoots ' home in Pueblo West. Jeanne Bates ac­companied the collegians ' carol sing on the electric recorder. Jeanne McCormick, I, and husband, Colorado Senator Harold McCormick, joined us.

Our president Mary Lou Millbern host­ed the January meeting when Dr. James LaVelle, a computer specialist from Southern Colorado, demonstrated Mcin­tosh computer applications in the home. We enjoyed trying hands-on techniques.

A ritual meeting was held in February at the home of Connie Percival.

The subject of the March meeting in Pueblo at the home of Theresa Ross cen­tered on the law and women's issues.

April events featured the annual elec­tion of officers and budget planning and attending a performance of "The Quilt­ers" at the Sangre de Cristo arts and con­ference center.

Our May get-together was a picnic for alumnae and collegians at the home of Jeanne and Jim Bates on the mesa.

We hold no summer meetings, but members enjoyed a July trip to the moun­tains and forest at Buelah with Kay Keat­ing, a retired naval officer, who offers buggy rides during the afternoon. In the evening we share dinner at a local restau­rant.

Connie Percival, a fourth grade teacher, holds office in her chapter of the DAR. Jeanne Bates, our secretary, served as a hostess during the recent Mozart festival in Pueblo, is a member of the symphony guild and assisted with the young artist piano competition at Southern C~lorado in January. She also volunteers trme at the Caboose, the city' s tourist center, and is organist at her church. Theresa Ross, Pueblo county extension agent for family living, recently addressed the brides' fair at the university and cooked a dinner for them. She publishes a consumer bulletin of tips on food, clothing, and related sub­jects.

Our dietician, Mary Lou Millbern, who works at Colorado state hospital, lectures at the high schools for the health classes and is also on the advisory committee for southeastern Colorado area Health Edu­cation which seeks to improve health care in rural areas. Martha Abbey assisted her husband Wallace in publica ton of The Lit­tle Jewel, the store of the Soo Line rail­road. She is acting research chairman for the Arkansas Valley chapter of DAR and a delegate to the national PEO meeting. Helen Hardin Hoots, a journalist, ad­dressed Pikes Peak branch of Pen Women on related subjects .-HELEN HARDI N HOOTS

CONNECTICUT FAIRFIELD COUNTY -Our Septem­

ber meeting was held at the home of Pat Laurance Berry, A4>-Ar, in Cos Cob. She reported on convention and installed our new officers. Serving a second term as president is Jackie Smith Flournoy, AZ, of Westport. Also installed were Claire Chapis Sages, N, vice president member­ship; Jeanne Sutton Konefsky, B.C., corres­ponding secretary; Janet Stelling Monoher, A, recording secretary; Ann Crecco Marciano, .6., treasurer and Deonne Christensen Hanson, A, panhellenic dele­gate.

Founders ' Day was hostessed by Deonne Hanson at the Greenwich country club when gifts were collected for the Maine Sea Coast Mission and a candle­light ceremony honoring the founders was held. Violet plants were given to elderly citizens in the area.

Nan Bent Cunningham, 0, opened her Stamford home for our traditional Christ­mas luncheon and Ruth Finke Keatfield, AE, our philanthropy chairman, had us making Christmas bell decorations of chocolate kisses glued to ribbon stream­ers for the Mediplex nursing home in Westport.

We surprised Doris Heald Kendall, N, with a 50-year pin and ended the day with a Christmas gift grab bag.

Sigmas new to Fairfield County should contact Claire Sages in Stamford for meeting information.-PAT LAURANCE BERRY, Alpha Phi-Alpha Gamma

DELAWARE NORTHERN DELA WARE-Marga­

ret Johnson Moore, AI, hostessed our cov­ered dish dinner and workshop to make name tags for BZ-Maryland in late Au­gust. Monica White Dwyer, EA, presided, and Martha Allin Diver, T, was a guest.

Cheramy Howe Farina, t.N , is president of Wilmington Alumnae Panhellenic; Joyce Dewey Prater, EA, is assistant scholarship chairman; Robin Sheridan Smith, EA, is recommendations chairman and Mary Jane Domino Papas, B.C., and Cheramy are consultants for the panhel­lenic at Delaware. Color Magic was the October presenta-

tion by Vicki Spence of Beauty Frost Sea­sons with Mary Jane Papas as hostess and Dee Starkey Faust, EZ, a guest.

At Founders' Day at the DuPont coun­try club in Wilmington, Dottie Church Chandler, AI, was presented the Pearl Court Award by National Vice President of Alumnae Peggie Dodd, T. We also hon­ored 50 year members Anne Richmond Evans, T, Dodie Wikoff Wade, A'lr; Regi­na Grenier Clark, 0; and Lucille Kahlberg Lermond. Peggie Dodd and Anne Weaver Booske, rE, TRIANGLE alumnae editor, were special guests.

Our husbands were guests at our annu­al Christmas cocktail party at the home of Dot Baker Baughman, rE, when we brought our gifts for the Maine Sea Coast Mission.

Robin Smith was hostess for our J anu­ary business meeting when Joanne McNeely, BE, became a member. Ann Snader, t.P, gave a Creative Expressions presentation on needlework kits, one of the fundraisers for our convention fund, at our February meeting at the home of Martha Diver.

Evelyn Wilson Monroe, AZ, Evelyn Smith Mendenhall, BZ, and Dodie Wade worked to update our membership file. Many Sigmas attended the panhellenic midwinter cocktail party held in the his­toric Hale-Byrnes house in Stanton.

Margie Evans Arch, T, serves on the Home School Association board, is a grade class mother and chairman of the graduation ball at Tatnall School. Eliza­beth Loeffier Rhoades, AN, a member of the Madrigal Singers of Wilmington, is employed as a word processing coordina­tor, is serving as director of the Associa­tion of Information Systems Profession­als and is editor of the AISP newsletter. Kathy J . Laffey, .6.N, an attorney and member of the Delaware Bar is serving on the Family Law committee and is secre­tary of the Women and Law committee. Robin Smith, is the new merchandise con­trol coordinator at Winterthur museum. Patricia Ann Cullom is a partner in the Country Cousins antique shop . ­DoROTHY BAKER BAUGHMAN, Gamma Epsilon

FLORIDA FORT LAUDERDALE-Our October

business meeting was held at the home of Rhoda Norris Adams, BT, and we shared a Founders ' Day luncheon with the Miami alumnae.

In December we held our annual Christ­mas party at the Broward convalescent home.

January featured a business meeting at the home of Patsy Holshouser Beliveau, EA, and a panhellenic fashion show!lunch­eon to raise funds for scholarships. Ruth Lane MacDonald, AB, served on the com­mittee for the show.

APO Louise Drane joined us in Febru­ary for dinner and our antique review giv­en by Francis Freedman, a professional antique dealer. We invited the Kappa AI-

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pha Theta alumnae chapter to join us for the review at the new library in downtown Ft. Lauderdale.

Becky Thacker, t.B, organized a Renew Your Vows project held on Valentines Day for those couples wishing to partici­pate. It received coverage from both ma­jor newspapers and Becky managed to get Sigma Kappa mentioned.

In support of our local gerontology pro­jects we had a successful cheese program as well as Entertainment '85.

To keep in close touch with the colle­gians, we are active participants in the Sig-MA program.

We welcome all alumnae to participate in any of our activities. For further infor­mation contact Nancy Keaton, 435-0741, or Phyllis Korab, 486-3587.-PAT SOLT, Tau

HEARTLAND alumnae, hostesses for Founders' Day at the Huntley Inn in Lakeland, greeted 52 Sigmas from Orlan­do, Tampa, Sarasota, St. Petersburg and Clearwater chapters. Collegians from BT-Florida also attended. APO Louise Drane was the main speaker. Enthusiasm for the 1986 national convention in south Florida began to mount. During the luncheon, 50 year pins were presented to Arlene Miller, Kathryn Middleton and Marianne Wilford.

The new year's meetings have included programs on wills, deaths and funerals and mental illnesses.

At the March meeting we elected June Seigler, president; Katherine Lathrop, vice president; Lee Cleveland, secretary; Mary Jordan, treasurer; Virginia Askew, panhellenic representative; and Marilyn Hoover, TRIANGLE reporter. -MARILYN HOOVER, Gamma Eta

ST. PETERSBURG alumnae opened the fall season with a luncheon at the Lamp Post restaurant, renewing friend­ships and sharing events of the summer.

We joined with Heartland, Tampa and Clearwater alumnae chapters to celebrate ·Founders ' Day.

December found us at the home of Hel­en Baclawski McCarthy, cfl, our president, for a carry-in luncheon, business meeting and gift exchange.

February is our gerontology month and Priscilla Clark Sever, fl, was hostess for the meeting where we made 120 tiny Eas­ter bonnet favors to be presented to a lo­cal nursing home at the holiday.

A business meeting and white elephant sale was held in March at the home of Marja Pourtless Borrowes, fl.-BETTY MACK IE BRYDGES, Alpha Tau

GEORGIA ATLANTA- When Martha Fisher

Ouderkirk was installed as president of Atlanta Panhellenic, National President Barbara Clarkson came for the event. Both Sigmas were honored at a sorority cocktail party.

Many of our members helped in an en­velope stuffing campaign for Alzheimer 's

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disease to distribute literature for fund­raising and increasing awareness of the disease.

We netted over $1000 at our annual auction and participated in the city-wide College Connection organized by panhel­lenic to acquaint college age women with sorority.

At our combination rush-spring social to increase membership we played games of Trivial Pursuit, bridge and gambled with play money to recover some of our own lost pearls in the Atlanta area.­PEGGY HElM LOBELLO, Beta Tau

HAWAII HA WAil-For the first time, the Ha­

waii alumnae sent a delegate, Anne Turn­er, A <I>, to national convention.

Thirty clothespin dolls were sent to ZE-Cal State (Northridge) for their fall rush. A large Christmas wreath we made for a hospital sale sold for $50 and the dit­ty bags we made were sent to the Maine Sea Coast Mission.

Kay Heath Darling, 8, headed the pan­hellenic scholarship fund drive, a bunco party which netted $800. Pat Rue Spen­cer, H, planned an island get-together of Illinois Wesleyan alumni.

Several Sigma alumnae from Washing­ton joined our January luncheon in honor of Laurene lngebright, M, an active alum­na in that state who keeps us informed of mainland sorority activities. The Seattle group joined us in February at the Waiki­ki Outrigger club for a dinner party with husbands.

Our spring meetings followed salad luncheons.-M. JANE LAUBER VANDE N· BERGH, Epsilon

ILLINOIS CHICAGO NORTHWEST TOWNS­

In November we viewed the slides of the Maine Sea Coast Mission and put togeth­er ditty bags for the people served by the mission.

Linda Harris, T, was hostess for our an­nual make-it, bake-it, grow-it, sew-it auc~ tion, one of our favorite meetings and a great fundraiser.

To celebrate the holidays we sent intro­ductory hello notes to our Sig-MA daugh­ters. To our sister collegiate chapter, toE­Western Illinois, we sent a· care package of popcorn, pens, candy and gum to help them get through their finals.

In January we each had the choice of experimenting in stencilling notecards, wooden plaques or chalkboards at the Craft Cellar in Palatine. A dessert meet­ing at the home of our president, Diane Murphy, t.A, followed.

For the third year we baked Valentine cookies for the 150 residents of Maple Hill nursing home, visiting with the residents while we passed out our goodies. One of the highlights was a sing-a-long of oldies accompanied on the piano by Hugo, one of the residents.

Nancy Dlugosz,BN, was hostess for our spring meeting when we had an expert on color analysis talk to us about our individ­ual seasons in relation to our wardrobes.

During the year we had two men's night get-togethers, both involving highly competitive games of Trivial Pursuit. For the January meeting Kathy Mayeda, 8, shared her slides of her recent trip to Japan.

We participated in the Northwestern Suburban Panhellenic fundraiser, a '50s dance, with proceeds used for college scholarships for local high school girls. As our donation to the auction, Nancy Dlugosz coordinated a homemade patch­work quilt project.

We had a financial planner who dis­cussed ways in which we could invest our money over our lifetimes and invited our collegiate Sig-MA daughters to join us at our annual potluck dinner.

Anyone interested in attending our monthly meetings, please contact Diane Murphy at (312) 359 -4530.-BETSY KNECHT SMITH, Theta

CHICAGO WEST TOWNS- Septem­ber was our organizational meeting and convention report at the home of Blanche Albert. In October we joined ZI-Elm­hurst in a discussion on women's rights led by Julaine Hummel Bauer, 8. Later in the month we surprised the collegians by crashing their sisterhood night as we en- · tered carrying a banner and singing.

In November we celebrated Founders' Day in Long Grove with sisters from all the northern Illinois chapters. National President Phyllis Markley was guest speaker.

Judy Lloyd Kloski, rK, hosted our De­cember annual make-it, bake-it, sew-it, grow-it auction and potluck dinner. In January we met at the home of Lisa Brown Benages, BN, to work on center­pieces and nametags for State Day.

Our annual night out was held at the home of Kathy Wolak Kouba, rK. where husband Bob cooked a steak dinner with the help of other husbands.

In March alumnae and collegians host­ed our annual St. Patrick's Day party, chaired by Jill Kowieski Parrillo, BN, and Judy Kloski at Carefree retirement vil­lage.

Mary May, BN, chaired Illinois State Day hosted by our chapter and ZI colle­gians at Elmhurst College in March. Na­tional President Phyllis Markley was our guest speaker and the Pearl Court Award was given to Dorothy Reynolds, Blanch Albert, Ursula Cox and Peggy Binfield.

Anyone interested in joining in our ac­tivities may call Kathy Kouba at (312) 961-2425.-KATHY WOLAK KOUBA, Gam­maKappa

ROCKFORD-A salad supper hosted by Nancy Gentelene Bymaster, I, opened our fall activities. Nancy, our delegate to convention; Carol Keeney Winter, rK, convention chairman; and Kathy Swaney

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~@ IF1T whiskers

Reach out and touch is pet therapy for the lonely

The touch of soft whiskers against a cheek. A whisper of greeting to a new friend. The smile grows.

A popular and successful therapy, the introduction of small pets to hospital patients and convalescents has proven to be a valuable recovery tool. Persons suffering from high blood pressure ailments and depression have shown marked improvement when given a pet to care for.

Sigmas in the Trenton-Dela­ware Valley alumnae chapter have witnessed such a pro­gram firsthand at the Donelly Memorial hospital, a county home for the aging in Trenton, New Jersey. For years these Sigmas have visited and of­fered extras not found in the budget. This year, they con­tributed to the pet therapy program.

Small animals now make the

geriatric center their part-time home. The program's director, Steve Mellion, said the pets can help bring a patient out of a depression, not an unusual state for someone who has left his home and family. Animals don't distinguish between physically and mentally hand­icapped persons, but seek af­fection.

Mr. Mellion began the pro­gram with goldfish and soon included hamsters, guinea pigs, several cats and a dog as benefits of the program soon outweighed the problems.

In the day room at Donelly, residents and the activities director, Dwight Roche, en­couraged Fred the dog to dem­onstrate to the Sigmas his re­cently learned behavior from obedience school. Fred had be­come spoiled from the abun­dance of love given him, so the Sigma Kappas donated funds for Fred's tuition to obedience school.

Mr. Roche told the Sigmas that the pet therapy program was the only one of its kind in that area and the largest on the east coast. He said, "The attitude here has really picked up-for the staff, too. It 's a more pleasant place to come to. It's become more of a home than an institution." -Information provided by Ann Reitzel

Fred the dog and a cuddly tabby bring smiles to elderly friends.

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Catalano, H, chapter president and advi­sor to rz-Northern Illinois, gave a re­view of the convention activities and deci­sions.

The October meeting at Kathy Catalano's home featured Jane Kelly, a representative of the local chapter for Alzheimer's disease as speaker.

Several members attended the Found­ers ' Day luncheon at Long Grove village, hostessed by the Chicago area suburban chapters. In November we also enjoyed an evening of bingo with residents of Roo­sevelt Square retirement home and made fall and Christmas decorations for their dining room tables.

At our traditional Christmas party at Lillian Carter List 's, AT, home we ex­changed cookies and ornaments and brought staple foods for the Pantry, a Rockford emergency food distribution agency. Kathy Evans Zant, t.t. , our treas­urer, moved to Michigan in November so Linda Taylor Wyatt, rK, again assumed those duties.

Marcia Trost Aramovich, rM, and hus­band Mike hosted the January Soup Sup­per and Game Night for members, hus­bands and dates. Following the meal of homemade soups and breads, the twelve couples divided into teams with the Vio­lets versus the Weeds for an evening of Trivial Pursuit. This was also the kick-off night for our annual fundraiser, a raffi.e with the opportunity to win a day of mini­maid service, or an equal value of an­other service such as drapery or carpet cleaning.

An evening social featuring a fashion show was held at Roosevelt Square in February with Sigmas modeling apparel worn for their daily activities and sports interests. Sue Bartlett Armstrong, rM, provided piano background for the show and refreshments were served to the resi­dents. A business meeting was held after­ward at the home of Jan Bauer Dunbar, rz. When the winning ticket for the raffi.e was drawn, as Jan had sold the most tick­ets, she was awarded a prize equal to the value of her sales by Sue Armstrong, raf­fle chairman. The recipes for the soups and breads served at the January supper were copied and the sets were sold at this meeting.

As an ongoing fundraiser we continued to auction the secret contents of the Goody Basket at every meeting, the buy­er filling it for bidding at the next meet­ing. As husbands like to bid on this bas­ket, it is especially popular at our couples ' activities. Jim Wyatt, Linda's husband, was the buyer in January and the lucky purchaser in February got a loaf of home­made bread baked by Linda and a water­fowl wood carving made by Jim.

Diane Snodgrass Conklin, e, was pre­sented with a Junior League of Rockford youth service award in January. Develop· er of the Families in Action program, she was named the outstanding support serv-

ice volunteer and was the 1984 Rockford Panhellenic Woman of the Year. Carol Winter was a finalist for the 1985 Rock­ford Pan hellenic Woman of the Year

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award.-SHIRLEY SOFTKY DECOURCY, Alpha Eta

INDIANA HAMMOND-We attended the Illinois

State Day in Elmhurst. In April we par­ticipated in Clubs on Parade by supply­ing a model for the fashion show and fill­ing a table for the dinner held by a local philanthropic sorority.

At our annual spring dinner we elected and installed new officers and in early summer had a gathering for area colle­gians home from school.

This year has been our best for fund­raising. Two paper drives made money for our convention delegate fund with a mini­mum of work. Besides Current stationery, we also sold entertainment coupon books for local restaurants and theaters. Our holiday bazaar completely funded our Christmas gerontology project.

Any Sigmas in the area who have not been contacted should call Suzanne Long (219) 931-1013.-SUZANNE LONG, Gamma Gamma

IOWA DES MOINES-Kathy Kerst, our pan­

hellenic representative, led the plant sale for the scholarship fund.

In January, over winter break, Norma Keating Giles hosted an alumnae/colle­gian tea where we discussed college expe­riences, future hopes and dreams with the girls and their mothers. Diane Sneden Rademacher, t.t., hosted a social function as we enjoyed tasty treats and a game of Trivia with dates and friends.

Several alumnae helped AZ- Iowa con­duct a rush workshop in January.

Valentines Day was the theme for our quarterly meeting at the home of Diane Rademacher with Sigma trivia, songs and laughter highlighting the evening.

A TGIF noontime luncheon in March gave everyone a break in our regular lunch routines at Montana's restaurant downtown and many Sigmas attended the panhellenic fashion show at the Botanical Center to meet with college-bound high school seniors. •

Our April quarterly meeting was a spring salad luncheon at Fran Turman Throckmorton 's, A, home with each of us bringing a favorite salad.

An outdoor potluck picnic for the entire family in June closed out the year's activi­ties.

We welcome new members to come join the fun.-SHERI MuNYON, Gamma Alpha

IOWA/ILLINOIS-Our summer picnic brought out some new members, lots of children and husbands, and collegians from AE-Iowa State and AZ- Iowa. We enjoyed volleyball competition.

Helping AZ-Iowa with fall rush re­minded us again how smiling uses all the face muscles.

To share our talents and prepare for the holidays, our president, Lynn Prosser, t.E, led a Christmas crafts-making session and we held a dinner dance with gift ex-

change. Our attendance at a rush retreat led by

Des Moines alumnae for AZ was ham­pered by arctic temperatures and closed roads, but a fall rush retreat was planned for April with Barb Legon, AZ rush chair­man, and rush advisor Pam Leoni Rittof, e. leading the day's activities.

We welcome Sharon Ade, BN, as a new member to our chapter and are happy that CPO Sandi Britt Schmidt, rK, is re­maining active with the alumnae.-PAM LEONI RITTOF, Theta

MARYLAND COLLEGE PARK-Having assisted in

the recent recolonization of BZ-Mary­land, we provided support with a success­ful fall rush.

For Founder's Day, the collegians pro­vided turkey tetrazini for attending alumnae.

Lynn Russell Trimmer, BZ, arranged our annual homecoming open house with hot refreshments before a usually chilly afternoon for returning alumnae.

The Maine Sea Coast Mission was the recipient of our designer ditty bags pre­pared at meetings and in members' homes with Gerry Pfaff, BZ, adding the finishing touches.

Spicy food and stimulating conversa­tion highlighted the collegian/alumnae Mexican fiesta.

Through Judy Roots Carver, BZ, we adopted a family whose mother, a victim of Alzheimer's, is head of the household. Clothing and food were collected for them for the holidays.

Sharon Sullivan Daugherty, BZ, pro­duced and directed "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" at her church in Ken­sington.

Lynn Trimmer held a slide presentation on poison prevention at our February meeting. Because of the increased interest in CPR, classes were arranged for a future date.

Our scholarship loan for the collegians was reinstated, enabling us to assist one or two upperclassmen each semester and Kathryn Tuttle, ZA, investigated the legal ramifications.

Kendra Buckel Wells, BZ, suggested and Kerry Buckel Greer, BZ, spearheaded a joint endeavor with the collegiate chap­ter to surprise and honor housemother Mrs. Pauline K. Berube on her lOth year with Sigma Kappa. Collegians provided the entertainment while alumnae brought culinary delights.

The Color Me Beautiful shows have been popular with a consultant assisting the participants in their cosmetology and choosing flattering colors while giving the chapter a percentage of the merchandise purchased. Our flea market stand at a lo­cal community parking lot was probably the easiest way to clean out our closets.

Members, husbands and friends en­joyed matching wits and intellect at a Trivial Pursuit party hostessed by Mary K. Dent, BZ. Winners had to bring a new member to the next meeting while losers had to think of ideas for new fundraisers.

Our Sig-MA program was launched by contacting out-of-town collegians to join us at our annual crab feast .-SHARON SULLIVAN DAUGHERTY, Beta Zeta

MICHIGAN DETROIT-At our May meeting at

Juanita Flander's home we elected Shir­ley Reynolds, president; Mary Savickas, vice president; Dorothy VanFleet, secre­tary; and Winifred Shimp, treasurer.

In June at the home of Julianne Thomp­son we discussed plans for the convention in Denver and enjoyed a potluck picnic of many specialty dishes with our husbands on a sunny windy day.

We met again at Juanita 's in October when she, Mary Savickas and Lucille Holmes gave their convention reports and mentioned they were happy to see June Sawyer Liesman Seigler, a former mem­ber of our chapter who is now active in a Florida chapter. Following the meeting we dined at a nearby restaurant.

Western Wayne alumnae invited us to the Founders' Day luncheon at the May­flower Hotel in Plymouth which was well attended by area chapters.

Marie Guyton prepared dinner for us in December when we brought our dona­tions for the Pearl home for older women and had a gift exchange .-JU LIA FERGUSON WEISKOTTEN, Delta Lambda

GRAND RAPIDS-Our spring activi­ties included programs on fashion coordi­nation, color analysis and our election of

.officers with installation at a luncheon hosted by Betty Funk Kosht, AT, at Women's City Club. Officers are Barbara Notter Perrine, 66, president; Jodi Good­rich Hornsby, 66, first vice president; Kathy Soley Majewski, 6A, second vice president; Mary Beth Evans Roberts, 66, secretary; and Jean Slapinski Bell, rs, treasurer.

Alumnae honored area collegians at a summer coffee at the home of Sue Rumbold Osmer, AT, when several new alumnae were welcomed. As part of our attempt to inform and recruit, newslet­ters outlining upcoming meetings had been mailed. Program booklets were dis­tributed to active members and monthly meeting notices are placed in the Grand Rapids Press.

In November we celebrated Founders ' Day at the home of Pris Parker Hallas, AT, with our annual make-it, bake-it, sew­it, grow-it auction. At our Christmas get­together members bought extra home­made breads and cookies to be shared with the residents at Olds Manor, our ger­ontology project. Throughout the year alumnae have contributed baked goods and prizes for the residents ' bingo games.

The year concluded with the Grand Rapids Panhellenic luncheon at the Amway Grand Plaza and our couples' party.

Any Sigma Kappa in the area should contact Barb Perrine at 676-1135 . -KATHY INGRAHAM DORSEY, Delta Delta

FIEST A at Palm Springs ~ by Dolores Upstill Martenson , ~H

Sigmas from ten college chapters and eleven alumnae chapters along with fourteen national officers and four members of the rush team gath­ered in Palm Springs for the Califor­nia/ Arizona regional conference in February. Mary Doerres Barndollar, AI and Dolores Upstill Martenson, AH of the Pomona Valley alumnae Chapter were co-chairmen. Irma Helikson King, A<l>, and the Whittier Alumnae chapter were in charge of registration and hospitality. Sharon Jensen Taylor rT, and the Arrow­head alumnae chapter managed the Violet Shop.

A reception was held Friday eve­ning, hosted by Epsilon Tau chapter from Cal State (Fullerton) assisted by Dottie Tomlinson Campbell, BX. Punch, coffee and cookies were served and Sigmas greeted each oth­er and the national officers.

Saturday morning after breakfast, Linda Oden Berkshire, National Vice President for Expansion, and Carol Jackson "Jackie" Phillips, National Vice President for Collegiate Chap­ters, started the day off with a dis­cussion of "Rush Around the Na­tion." Then, we split into groups to attend two sessions of workshops. Alumnae attended a panel discussion on "How-to of Fundraising" and a workshop on "Ritual for Alumnae" led by Priscilla Simms, alumnae di­rector for District 1. There was also a full morning session on advisory boards led by Barbara Williams Fenters, chapter publications chair­man.

Meanwhile, in the first session, col­legiates chose from "Rush- Part I " led by Linda Berkshire; " Step into the future with Pledges" presented by Ava Batt Smalley, pledge educa­tion chairman; "Philanthropy Pro­gram Ideas" led by Jean Blair Crail, director of chapter programs and re­sources; or " Ritual & Tradition" led by Mary Turnbull Schacht, collegiate province officer. During the second session, they attended "Rush- Part II " presented by Jackie Phillips, "Officer Training" led by Anne Mer­man Christopher, collegiate district director; "Scholarship" led by Gail

Walker Richmond, collegiate prov­ince officer, or "Panhellenic-Help or Hinderance" conducted by Elizabeth Spencer Merman, First alternate NPC delegate. Following the work­shops, a wrap-up session was held for collegiates.

Saturday afternoon was free time to enjoy Palm Springs. While most Sigmas relaxed around the pool in the perfect weather, a few played tennis, shopped in the interesting shops or went on the Arial Tram ride. The Violet Shop was open dur­ing the afternoon and the Arizona Alumnae sold their Appreciation Vi­olets which they had introduced at the national convention in Denver.

The Saturday banquet followed the Fiesta theme and ladies were encour­aged to wear Mexican dress. Zeta Upsilon chapter at Cal Poly (Pomo­na) was in charge of decorations. Su­zanne Yost Harmony, motivational speaker, both entertained and in­spired us. Shirley Bohlen Schusler, alumnae province officer, presented a number of awards for such accom­plishments as largest delegation, far­thest distance traveled, most unique arrival method, most innovative fund raiser and best newsletter. Pau­la Jenkins, ZO, was given the Fiesta Award as the individual who personi­fied the characteristics of Friend­ship, Ideas, Enthusiasm, Sisterhood, Teamwork and deserved award rec­ognition. Winona Valentine distri­buted a number of her well known swizzel stick awards. Irma King and Shirley Schusler were honored with Pearl Court A wards. A silver punch bowl and tray were displayed which will be awarded to the outstanding college chapter at the next regional conference.

Following breakfast Sunday morn­ing, Alpha Omicron collegians from UCLA presented an inspirational service. After we all renewed our vows, Barbara Fenters led us in a new closing ceremony which she cre­ated for the occasion. Each member placed a tile on the Sigma Kappa crest. At future events, more tiles will be added until we have a com­pleted mosaic.

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SOUTH OAKLAND COUNTY -For the January meeting we gathered at Pic­tures and More gallery for a tour and talk on the paintings and pottery under the leadership of our program co-chairmen, Rosalie Mavis Perry, AI, and Nancy Forde Stroh, ilA.

In February we had a tour of Carolyn Rick Pender 's new home when we met there for a program of simple exercises around the house presented by Beth Hough ten of the YWCA. With a soup can in each hand, we learned how to get into shape for spring.

Virginia Acer Platter, Air, hostessed our March meeting which featured a talk by Leonore Frontczak on Alzheimer's dis­ease. As an officer of the local organiza­tion and wife of a victim, she could bring us first-hand knowledge of our new na­tional concern.

After elections in April, Araxey Barasamian had us drinking Turkish cof­fee and then read our fortunes in the grounds at the home of Sharon Beyer Frost, AT.

The year ended with our annual evening out at Hogan's restaurant and installa­tion of officers.

Those new to the South Oakland area are urged to call Sue Pittwood, member­ship chairman, 363-4795 .-MARJORIE SOUFFROU POWELL, Gamma Beta

MISSOURI GATEWAY ST. LOUIS-November's

meeting was a Founder's Day celebration with the St. Louis chapter.

Our Christmas party was held at the home of Laura Bushko's, tlT, fiance John Rockers for holiday cheer and an orna­ment exchange.

At our annual collegiate wine and cheese party in January at the home of Paula Fredrickson, tlT, we enjoyed meet­ing some future members.

In February we held an organizational meeting at Diane Ashburner Brown's, tlT, home followed by a microwave cooking demonstration.

To welcome spring, we held a craft auc­tion for members and friends at Marilyn Feldman's, tlT, in March and saw a pre­sentation on Alzheimer's disease .­SALLY WILSON ELROD, Delta Upsilon

NEW JERSEY TRENTON/DELAWARE VALLEY­

Linda Card, a trust officer from New Jer­sey National bank, spoke to us about IRA 's, financial planning, investments and municipal bonds at a meeting at the home of our president, Ellen Decker McCourt, il8. Doris Kuhns Haines Bl: hosted the slide show of the Ame~ica~ Farm School in May and several of us vis­ited Donnelly Memorial hospital, a county geriatric center, in June. We donated $100 to sponsor their pet therapy pro­gram. It was heartwarming watching the patients respond to the pets which includ­ed a dog, a few cats, and a gerbil.

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Munchies, barbecues and chit-chat made the evening enjoyable, but the high­light of our annual picnic was recognition of our 50 year member, Pat Collins Mor­ris, AE.

In the fall we held our annual flea mar­ket at the Yardley Friends ' meeting house with everyone pitching in to help price do­nated articles and working a few hours during sales hours.

Zci>-Rutgers invited us to share in the Founders' Day banquet and in December Ellen Kubacki Thompson, AI, hosted a holiday party when we exchanged Christ­mas ornaments.

At our annual fall wine and cheese par­ty for new members we welcomed Patricia Slaughter; Melinda Brennan Carroll, <1>, and Gretchen Waters Mangone, !:J.P . We invite Sigmas to contact our president, Ellen McCourt (609) 586-3858 or our vice president, Kathleen Froehlich, tlP, (609) 882-1363, for more information about our meetings.-KATHLEEN FROELICH, Delta Rho

NEW YORK NEW YORK CITY-On Founders' Day

June O'Brien , AE, was given her fifty year pin and in early December, her daughter Karen became a Sigma Kappa with a group of the New York City alum­nae attending the initiation at AE-Rut­gers. Karen attended our Christmas party later that month when we collected Christmas gifts for a needy family through Goodwill Industries.

Other events included a wine tasting at the home of Shari Brown, AK with Joan Defosse, E, the speaker for the evening. In the spring our chapter joined the NYC panhellenic in its gala to raise money for scholarships to women in the metropoli­tan area wishing to do graduate work. New officers were elected at the May meeting at the home of Dorothy Carey, AO.-RHODA GOLDSHLAG, Alpha Lambda

OHIO CLEVELAND EAST SIDE-Judy

Craft, ri, was hostess for our October des- . sert meeting when Effie Furlong, AI, our convention delegate, gave her report and shared a grab bag of favors from the con­vention with our members.

The Debonnet Winery in Madison was the location of our October social event with husbands/dates for a sampling of lo­cal wines and cheeses and dancing to a polka band.

We celebrated Founders' Day with the Cleveland West Shore and Akron-Canton alumnae chapters at a luncheon at the Burton Inn on the square. ZiT-Cleveland State presented the program and Dr. Peg Kirschner, BT, dean of student group services at the school spoke on the time­less values of our founders and their rele­vance today.

Collegians from the Cleveland area were invited to our Christmas dinner meeting at the home of Carole Laubscher ilfl -JUDY CHADWICK MACKENZIE, Beta' The~a

OREGON PORTLAND- In September members

gathered at Carolyn Lockard's, T, home for a get-acquainted party with wine and hors d'oeuvres. Plans for the coming year were shared.

Collegians from T-Oregon State joined us for the Founders ' Day luncheon at Columbia-Edgewater country club.

In December Kay Bridges from Bridges Florist Candy and Gift shop presented a holiday demonstration and we had a cook­ie exchange.

Terry Rasmussen Flaming, T, arranged our January fundraiser, taking inventory at a large department store.

We sent a box of apples to the colle­gians during finals week and Julie Hatch, T, made pin pillows for the seven initiates. The collegiate chapter held a tea in our honor in February.

In early March we attended the panhel­lenic scholarship fashion show which was held at noon so that guests could attend on their lunch hours.

We welcome Sigma sisters in the area to join in our activities. Please telephone or write Lynda Lockard Taylor,T, 13895 S.W. Harness Lane, Beaverton, Ore. 97005, 644-0735.-KAY WASSAM, Upsilon

PENNSYLVANIA LEHIGH VALLEY -APO Vicki

Dubrock Weisel, ilfl, Pearl Court Award recipient, was our Christmas hostess for a gourmet luncheon in her home in Orefield. We exchanged gifts while Vickie read "The Night Before Christmas", passing the gifts on each "the".

We took Christmas cheer to our newly adopted grandma Mary Emma Thompson at the Leader nursing home in Bethlehem and Renee Druckenmiller Lobach led us in singing.

Many of us helped with winter rush at ZP-Lafayette.

Alzheimer's disease was the subject of a joint meeting :with the collegians in March when Shari Ruggiero, caseworker for the Northampton county area Agency for the Aging, furnished information on our latest philanthropic program.

At the end of the month the collegiate chapter pledges hostessed a tea in our honor.

Some of us attended Regional Confer­ence hostessed by the Harrisburg alum­nae and rN-Gettysburg to share ideas.

We have appreciation for Vicki Weisel for five outstanding years of loyal, enthu­siastic leadership as APO for Region 11. Although increasing responsibilities ne­cessitated her resignation, we in the Le­high Valley are happy to continue enjoy­ing her sisterly support.-HELEN HAUSMANN THURBER, Alpha Zeta

TENNESSEE NASHVILLE area alumnae started the

new year with luncheon at Rhett's restau­rant in the Opryland Hotel on a Saturday

so that those who cannot make the usual night meetings could attend. Fortunately, everyone left before the worst snow storm of the year got too bad.

During the February meeting we decid­ed to continue to send $50 to each of our collegiate chapters for their pledge with the highest gpa. We also planned a yard sale later in the year with the proceeds go­ing to help Zil-Tennessee (Martin) and ended the evening playing Krazy Kards.

One of our members brought her Girl Scout troop when we went to Nashville Manor nursing home in March. We served punch and cookies and presented the home with a wall clock for their newly painted group room, and visiting the rooms of residents that could not come to the party to give each of them a small gift.

For our last meeting of the year we had box suppers from Satsuma's, a popular tea room in Nashville, followed by instal­lation of officers elected at our April busi­ness meeting.-MARGARET ANN POPE

TEXAS AUSTIN'-Our Founders' Day tea was

held on a Sunday afternoon with a guest speaker from the local Alzheimer's group. We attended the Christmas luncheon at Caswell House on a weekday. APO Ram­say Mudgett was our guest at a Saturday salad luncheon and we took our spouses and guests to a local production of "You Can't Take It With You". Judy Towns ri, led the project to make Thanksgiving cards to be distributed through the Meals-on-Wheels program. Business meetings were held on various weekday nights.

Claudia Koslow Werhane, BE, and Carol Jensen Linton, AK, attended the south­west Regional Conference in Wichita Falls when Carol received the Pearl Court Award.

Gene Anne Cox Sandbach, AX, was in charge of this year 's Designer Showcase with proceeds going to the local Hospice program. Sigma Kappas were hostesses on Mother-Daughter Sunday.

Our annual family day will be held this summer at the home of Kit Tindall McGiffin, rL

Our membership is as diverse as our ac­tivities. We have transplants from Pur­due, Florida, and Nebraska as well as lo­cal Austinites. We have recent graduates and a sister with a 50 year pin. We have singles, working mothers, and mothers at home. What we need is the inactive Aus­tin alumnae to· contact us. Of the 150 Sig­ma Kappas known to be living in Austin, only 15 are members of our chapter. Please contact us by calling Carol Linton at 836-6045.-CAROL JENSEN LINTON, Alpha Kappa

CONCHO VALLEY alumnae chapter was installed November 10, 1984 in the San Angelo home of Debra Rucker Brown, ZK. APO Ramsay Mudgett led the ceremony and presented the chapter with their charter. Charter members include

Linda Ormsby Bible, Debra Rucker Brown, Susan Bicknell Crowder, Kathy Himes, Gaye Barfknecht Reily, Ellen Shuffield, and Angie Williams Wright, all ZK; and Deborah Phillips McCullough, ri.

Founders' Day was celebrated with ZK-Ang~lo State when the collegians held an inspirational program and served refreshments. The 18 fall pledges were also introduced.

Alumnae mingled with collegians at the annual Zeta Kappa Christmas dance at Bentwood country club.

January's ritual meeting was followed by a baby shower for Susan Crowder's new legacy, Ashley, who attended.

We held a Valentine soiree for the colle­gians in Deborah McCullough's home as alumnae renewed old friendships and es­tablished sisterly ties with collegians and their spring pledges.

We nominated Debra Brown for the Sigma Kappa alumna of the year award. Instrumental in forming the chapter, she currently serves as president and panhel­lenic delegate. Other officers include Lin­da Bible, vice president of membership and programs; Gaye Reily, secretary and TRIANGLE correspondent; Karen Gattis, treasurer/fundraiser and Kathy Himes, philanthropy chairman.-GAYE BARFKNECHT REILY, Zeta Kappa

FORT WORTH-We celebrated Found­ers' Day on two occasions. The first, with the Dallas and Mid-Cities alumnae, was hosted by our chapter at Charlie Brown's in Arlington. The second observance was at our regular monthly meeting at Helen Reeser 's home.

We were well represented at Regional Conference in Wichita Falls by Lou Dun­can, Marian Hardy, Nancy Champion, Kathi Mahaffey, Claudia Morbitzer and Mary Carr.

We established the Sigma Kappa­Marge S. Barnes, e, Memorial Awards to be presented annually at the Region XI science fair at Texas Christian. The two awards in her memory will go to the first place winners in the high school catego· ries of astronomy and medicine.

Our members assisted in the food prep­aration and demonstration in the Fort Worth Star Telegram-Southern Living home show in April in the Amon Carter

. exhibition hall in the Will ·Rogers coli­seum.

We held our annual spring rummage sale and a carnival in a local nursing home in May as part of our gerontology activi­ty. Our members played bingo, cake walk, bean bag toss and other games with the patients who have come to expect us to be there and appreciate the food, favors and goodies we share.

Our new officers include Kathi Fly Mahaffey, ri, president; Holly Beggs At­wood, e, first vice president; Becky Bressner Mueller, rK, second vice presi­dent; Claudia Morbitzer, rT, secretary; Lou Pemberton Duncan, AO, treasurer; Helen Storm Reeser, H, parliamentarian; and Nancy Shelton Champion, ri, and Jo­anne Buckley Taylor, rx. panhellenic rep-

resentatives.-CAROLYN HULL ESTES, Beta Xi

SAN ANTONIO alumnae survived the record 13 inch snowfall of January 12 in a city which owns no snow removal equip­ment.

Our fall meetings were well attended be­cause we varied meeting times to attract different people. The successes included a Thursday morning coffee at a sweet shoppe, a Sunday salad luncheon for Founders ' Day at the home of Vicki Tarlton DeLee, .:1M, and our usual Mon­day evening meetings. Our first ,meeting in September gave us a hea~tart on Christmas as we brought gifts of clothing for the Maine Sea Coast Mission.

Our ever popular Christmas cookie swap included a Tupperware party at the home of Karen Shultz Burges, ZN.

ZN-Texas (San Antonio) celebrated its young history with a reunion of initiates since it was installed September 9, 1978 as a part of the university 's first annual homecoming in February.-GINGER HALL CARNES, Gamma Omega and Beta Upsilon

Join many other sorority sisters who have found associate membership· in alumnae chapters across the country. Made possible for you through the Alumnae at Large

. Program. Just write-Donna C. King, Alumnae at Large Chairman Rt. 1, Box 448, De_er Park, WA 99006

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From the Collegians b. ANNE ATKINSON LAUN, AI, Collegiate Editor

BABSON ZETA ZETA-The spring semester

started with initiation and pledge retreat held at Diane Belesca's house in Maine. We then had our rush parties. The themes of these parties were Fairy Tale Night, Movie Night and Heart Night. Assisting us with rush was traveling consultant Marlene Kuether.

Later we set up a cheese tasting booth for Parents' Weekend and had a boxershort party with another sorority. Also in April, Greek Week was held. The activities included a movie, a progressive party, fraternity feud and a Greek pic­nic.-ELIZABETH ROMANO

BALL ST. GAMMA ETA-Fall began with rush

and we took 25 pledges. In the annual ATA/AX{l watermelon bust our three teams came home with a third place over­all. Also during fall quarter we participat­ed in the annual EX Derby Days. Leslie Etzler was crowned Derby Darling.

Campus Chest Week was a big success for the Gamma Etas. We brought home many awards from the annual event to raise money for the campus ' volunteer or­ganizations. Toni Purvis and Julie Craig won first and second places in the dance marathon.

This fall Gamma Eta held a campus event. Muscle Madness was two days of games and events requiring muscle coor­dination for the men on campus. All our profits ($250) were donated to Alpha Center.

Lorri Moore was crowned Greek Week Queen. Sandra Lisle was awarded the Or­der of Omega outstanding Greek achiev­er. In addition, Gamma Eta ranked sec­ond of all sororities in accumulated grades. Our fall and winter quarters were highlighted by several mixers, Barn Dance, Winter Dance, Pledge Dance and initiation of our fall pledge class.-KAREN HENDERSON

CALIFORNIA ST. (CHICO) DELTA IOTA-Spring semester

brought inspiration week and initiation for 22 new Sigma Kappas.

Veronica Enos was in charge of our in­formal rush and promptly following initia­tion, we greeted six new pledges into our chapter.

Our semester began with an all-day re­treat where we made plans for the remain­ing months of school. We had our first an­nual father/daughter weekend in October. Dads came for a softball game, lunch and later in the evening, the Chico St. football

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game. For the mothers we had our always successful mother/daughter tea. Mothers and alumnae from all over California came for lunch, skits and a fashion show.

Some of our philanthropy projects in­cluded donating money to aid battered women and giving blood at the local blood drive. We are currently developing a pro­gram to adopt a local senior citizen alumna.

In October we had a barn dance and in November we danced the night away at our formal honoring our pledges.­PAMELADALY

CENTRAL MISSOURI ST. DELTA ETA-Fall semester started

with homecoming. Our candidate, Lisa Forgey, won homecoming queen. Other activities included the parade, alumnae tea and a pep rally in which we won sec­ond place in the banner contest.

This year marked our 25th year on cam­pus. We celebrated this special Founders' Day with a luncheon at our University Inn. We ended the day with our annual barndance.

Sandy Bowlin was chosen for the Mulekicker squad for the basketball sea­son. She was also chosen to represent our chapter at the Miss Johnson County pag­eant.

Our informal rush started and in Octo­ber we welcomed four new pledges. Our pledge activities include study halls, weekly meetings and different money­makers.

In early December we had installation of our new officers. We also celebrated Christmas with our Christmas dance and a gift exchange.

We started spring semester by pledging five new girls. We also had the initiation of our fall formal pledge class.

Jean Jackson was chosen as the AX sweetheart. This semester we had 12 chapter members on the Deans' list. Mary Bollinger was elected to the Student Gov­ernment Association.

February activities included our V alen­tine 's dance, rush workshops and our scholarship banquet which honored our outstanding scholastic achievements. We give our walls in the hallways a new paint job.- LORI GOOSMAN

DARTMOUTH ZETA LAMBDA-Despite the cold

New England weather, Zeta Lambda spent an active winter term. Among the most exciting events of the season was the 75th annual Dartmouth winter carni­val. Members celebrated the diamond an­niversary festivities skiing and attending

carnival parties. A winter wonderland party was the

highlight of this term's informal rush ac­tivities. Members wore white, decorated the house with snow flakes and baked va­nilla cupcakes, meringues and other white sweets.

Zeta Lambda was busy with philanthro­PY projects as well. We volunteered at a Valentine's Day party for disabled chil­dren and adults, spent an afternoon at a local nursing home and served refresh­ments at the Vermont and New Hamp­shire blood drive.

Members kept fit in house aerobics classes. Certain Zeta Lambdas gave stel­lar performances on the intramural wom­en's ice hockey team. House officers also rose as campus leaders. President Jenni­fer Harris won an internship in the cam­pus alumni office. Sue Lynn Wayne was awarded highest academic honors. Sig­mas continued to concentrate on studies this term and were rewarded with weekly Monday night study breaks and care packages for each during final exams.­CAROLINE DIAMOND

E. ILLINOIS GAMMA MU-Gamma Mu plunged

into the fall semester by winning an over­all first place in EX Derby Days. We placed first in the categories of sidewalk painting and Secret Sig, second in Dek-a­Sig, third in volleyball and finished out the week with an all-sorority get-together.

Another exciting event was the initia­tion of the Semanon Smashers, our spring pledge class.

On November 15 Gamma Mu held a date party called Moonlight Madness. The festivities included a disc jockey, cookout, camping and dancing.

A sisterhood lock-in was a new addition to our chapter thi~ year. Included in the program were snacks, games, a slide show and lots of fun to help us get better ac­quainted.

The Pearl Ball formal was held in Ef­fingham, Ill. and was planned by Rhonda Bigham. The Pearl Award was given to Maria Arzeni.

We closed the semester with a success­ful rush in which we gained 15 new pledg­es.-JACKIE HOOBLER

FLORIDA TECH ZETA CHI-The chapter came back

from summer break a week early to par­ticipate in work week to work on rush skits, songs and themes. Formal rush be­gan with panhellenic awareness week. The following week was devoted to individual sorority rush. Everyone enjoyed them­selves at the two Sigma Kappa parties, Sail Away with Sigma K and Jungle Safa­ri.

Fall quarter also brought singer Cyndi Lauper to our campus where Sigma Kap­pas enjoyed an exciting concert. Karyn McElroy won a look-alike contest. That same weekend we visited Beta Tau for

their Violet Ball. A pledge retreat was held and Found­

ers' Day included a luncheon. We then held initiation for two spring pledges.

Karyn McElroy, Mary Ann Stover and Donna Toth were named to Who's Who.

As a result of panhellenic's hard work we were able to hold our third annual Pan­hellenic Ball in the winter quarter. Our theme song was Time After Time.

Homecoming week started with a pa­rade where we won a $100 cash prize for our second place finish for the Island of Margaritaville float. This was in honor of Jimmy Buffett who would be performing at the end of homecoming week. At the homecoming dance was Racquet Crowley who was crowned homecoming queen. This is the fourth consecutive year a Sig­ma Kappa was crowned.

Christina Portrude and Amy Wadhams were named to the Society of Industrial Microbiology for their achievements in the field of biotechnology.-LOURDES BARBA

GEORGETOWN ALPHA CHI-The fall, 1984 semester

began with some original rush parties co­ordinated by Traci Gross. Rush week be­gan with an informal open house. A theme party was next. The Academy Awards included several star appearances by Boy George, Cyndi Lauper, Liza Minnelli, Brooke Shields and Buckwheat. More music and a rousing circle-up closed the party. The formal Pearl ceremony par­ty was given. This year's rush brought in 27 new pledges, all of whom were initiated on November 18.

The fall semester brought sports events to the members of Alpha Chi. Beth Rittenbury and Elizabeth Alegrini, mem­bers of the Georgetown College women's volleyball team, participated in several tournaments. Elizabeth was named to the W. Kentucky University all-tournament team while Beth made the KWIC all-tour­nament team. Both Beth and Elizabeth were named NAIA all-district players. In tennis, Karen Shearer, Ruth Gragg and Sharon Edwards placed well in KIAC and district tournaments . The basketball team began the season with three Sigma Kappa starters.

At the AXA watermelon bust, Alpha Chi won first place in the spirit and house decorating contest and captured second place in the watermelon events. Ruth Gragg represented the Alpha Chi chapter in the watermelon queen contest.

For homecoming Alpha Chi received first place in the annual songfest competi­tion directed by Kim Grigsby, music chairman. Chosen were songs from the movie The Wizard of Oz. Four Alpha Chis, Nanci Carol Jackson, Nancy Nutter, Becky Marshall and Beth Rittenbury were named to the 1984 homecoming court. N anci Carol Jackson was also named outstanding Greek on campus.

N anci Carol Jackson and Jayne Sadlon participated in the Play "You Can't Take It With You" with the college drama de­partment. Shelley Jones was on the cheer-

leading squad while Traci Gross was a member of the college newspaper staff. Julie Walton was elected the Student Ex­ecutive Council president, Linda Lam­bert served as president of the AXA Cres­cent Club and Cyrilla Lambe coordinated rush for At!. and secretary of the Student Government association while Jan Wise and Sherrie Elder held the offices of social chairman and secretary.

The annual Sigma Kappa Christmas candlelight service, directed by Kim Grigsby, generated Christmas spirit on the Georgetown College campus. Then the Christmas formal was held.-JAYNE SADLON

GETTYSBURG GAMMA NU-The school year started

with the redecoration of our sorority room. We held open rush which brought us two new pledges. Their pledge formal was held in November with initiation fol­lowing in December. In October five mem­bers of Epsilon Kappa visited. We were invited to attend a special dinner spon­sored by the Harrisburg alumnae on Founders' Day. At the end of the semes­ter we elected new officers.

Our annual January rush party was held with the theme Fun in the Sun. Feb­ruary brought formal rush and the prepa­ration of a Vaudeville show for our theme. We want to thank the Harrisburg alum­nae for the help they gave us with rush and for the food they prepared for our teas. Formal rush ended with bid night which brought us 11 new pledges.

Parties with different fraternities were held throughout the school year on occa­sions such as bid night and St. Patrick's Day.-CATHY HANCOCK

JAMES MADISON Delta Rho started the fall semester

with a Vacation Around the World rush theme. This included a Mexican night nacho party, a visit to the Sigma Kappa chAlet and a flight on Sigma Kappa air­lines. We concluded rush by welcoming 40 pledges.

Initiation this semester was especially meaningful as two Sigma Kappa alumnae participated in the ceremony that initiat­ed their daughters. June Keirstead Moore and Ruth Garst Yates, both from Omega, also attended the banquet and the awards presentation that followed.

This year Delta Rho won the 1983-84 JMU women's championship division competing in numerous sports with all other women's organizations on campus. Cheri Sanborn won first place in the golf­ing competition followed by a Sigma Kap­pa first place in track and field, softball and swimming. We achieved the most points of all women's organizations on campus for the second year in a row.

Homecoming this year was a big suc­cess. We were honored to have 52 alum­nae present. We had a pig roast following the football game.

Our philanthropies included a Hallow­een party at Liberty House nursing home.

Neighborhood children brought their trick-or-treating indoors as they visited each room. Afterwards there were games and refreshments in the recreation room. Delta Rho organized a car wash including some of the residents of Liberty House to raise money for the Liberty House and the Arthritis Foundation. We also coordi­nated a day of games and activities for the underprivileged children of the Harri­sonburg area.

Fund-raising this semester was a Clean Up America campaign. Everyone took off from studying on a Saturday afternoon to pick up trash and raise money.-AMY AKERS

KANSAS XI-Lynne Stark is the business man­

ager of the University Daily Kansan. Dur­ing the summer of 1984, she had an in­ternship with the Wall StreetJoumal, and spent last Christmas as a production as­sistant at a local television station, KMBC. Joanne Hawkins is not only con­tinuing her job this past semester as a staff artist for the UDK, but is also a staff artist for Aardvark, a local party fa­vor company. Lori Pitlor, Kate Raleigh, Judy Foley and Patty Melean are student senators. Angela Greeson and Susan Kraft were accepted to nursing school. Laura Buldren is an executive member of the panhellenic.

Sandra Stewart took second runner-up in the Miss Lawrence beauty pageant and did some modeling with Kendra Gooch for a local women's clothing store. Shalene Bayless made it to the finals of the Miss Kansas beauty pageant. Patty Melean, for the second time, captured the queen's crown at the I::4'E Golden Heart Ball.

Robyn Nordin was the head of the K9 athletic student relations board. Xi took second place in the AX{} volleyball tourna­ment as well as participated in the 4't!..9 girls lay-up competition. Xi maintained first place in Greek Sing. Laura Bulgren, Caroline Innes, Julie Knarr and Julie Stein attended Greek Endeavor and en­joyed meeting other Greeks from KU.

Rush was a success and the visiting Thetas made it all the more exciting this year. Xi woul~ like to thank the Theta chapter from Illinois for their help.

Our philanthropic activities kicked off the new spring semester as members pre­pared for the fourth annual sale of V al-o­grams. The chapter along with the pledg­es, raised approximately $1000, part of which will benefit the American Farm School in Greece. As part of Xi's continu­ing work in gerontology, the chapter par­ticipates in a birthday party held at a lo­cal rest home each month.

Members are also very excited about the new house plans which will go into ef­fect over the summer.-MARY COFFEY

LAFAYETTE ZETA RHO-Zeta Rho ·began the sec­

ond semester with formal rush. After two weeks of parties that included A Sigma Carol skit party with visits from Sigma's

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past, present, and future, we selected our new pledge class . Our pledges were chauffered to the pizza party held in their honor. After pledging we held a party with ci>KT. The pledges then participated in our annual fund-raiser, selling and de­livering carnations for Valentine's Day.

The highlight of spring semester was the semi-formal. The theme was Starry Stany Night.

We initiated our pledges on May 4 and celebrated at the initiation banquet.­SUSAN SCHICK

LAMBUTH GAMMA XI-Spring semester started

off in the best way with seven new initi­ates and two new pledges. The chapter has been busy with fund raising, our lat­est a Valentine's carnation sale. We won most entertaining group in the campus All-Sing.

We made use of those library study hours to prepare for finals.-TRACY SAD LACK

LOCK HAVEN DELTA PA-Our biggest event of the

semester was the 25th anniversary of Del­ta Pi at LHU. Our celebration was held on homecoming weekend in October. With special thanks to Leslie Radcliffe, the weekend was a success. Approximately 35 Delta Pi alumnae returned for the anni­versary of the chapter. We started with a get together at the house and slide show. Saturday morning began with the home­corning parade, followed by a tail-gate cookout before the football game. There was a dinner banquet that evening. Dur­ing the half time festivities, Sigma Kappa was awarded two trophies. We won first place for best all-around float and best Greek float. Our float was titled It's a Small World and members were dressed in costumes representing the countries of Ireland, Japan, Africa, Mexico, Holland and Scotland. Of course, Minnie and Mickey Mouse were present, too. Our chapter also received a plaque from pan­hellenic for having the highest overall so­rority gpa on campus. Sunday morning brought a formal meeting followed by a brunch at the house.

We sponsored the second annual Mr. LHU contest for the students of Lock Ha­ven. There were seven contestants who competed in talent, swim suit and formal dress competitions in front of 200 fans .

Joy Anderson, Laura Feaga and Wanda Yearick were among 10 students selected to study in Nottingham, England during the fall semester. Already accepted for the Poland exchange program in the spring are Lynn Howard and Ann Marnien. Nora O'Sullivan will also be stu­dent teaching in London the second half of the spring semester.

The semester was also filled with activi­ties for our friends at Susqueview nursing home, fund-raisers, projects with our pledges and mixers with other organiza­tions on campus.-LAURA FEAGA

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MAINE EPSILON NU-Epsilon Nu started the

fall semester with a tea sponsored by the Greater Bangor Area alumnae club to get us psyched for formal rush. We took three pledges in the rush. In October we carved pumpkins and delivered them to the fra­ternities on campus. We had successful lollipop campaign in November, which we kicked off with a spaghetti dinner for Founders ' Day.

December brought us a visit from TC Marlene Reuther. We visited the Marsh Island apartments for the elderly at Christmas where we sang carols and pro­vided apple cider for the residents. We also visited the Maine Sea Coast Mission with some goodies for next year's Christ­mas packages and took a tour of the facili­ties. Our own secret Sigmas wound up with a party in the chapter room.

In January we had a program on parlia­mentary procedure which was very help­ful to the new officers. For Valentine's Day we sold balloon bouquets. We swept Winter Carnival and were awarded the overall title.

The rest of the semester 's activities in­cluded selling April Fools jokes, raffling off an Easter basket, a baby shower for our advisor, Claire Lint, and our tradition­al senior farewell banquet for our graduat­ing seniors.-CATHY DEARBORN

MICHIGAN ALPHA MU-After many months of

planning and work by local alumnae and national officers, Alpha Mu was rein­stalled this winter. Eighty-four new mem­bers were initiated.

Shortly after initiation the new mem­bers gained valuable and much needed ex­perience with rush in informal winter rush. Thirteen pledges were added.

In January Alpha Mu placed second in ~XA's Winterfest. The intramural basket­ball team was impressive on the court with a final record of 4-1.

Alpha Mu recently adopted its local philantrophy. Members will be working with the Ann Arbor Senior Citizens Guild which serves as a liasion between area nursing homes. Sigma Kappa also took part in MTV's campus battle against Multiple Sclerosis by sponsoring the Mir­acle Mile of Quarters at a local shopping mall. In addition, we adopted a grandpar­ent program.

In February the Alpha Mu corporation board announced that housing for 60 members would be available next fall. This news was met with great enthusiasm for with the acquisition of a home, we have at long last become a "real" sorori­ty. Special thanks to all of our alumnae who made this possible. - KELLE JACOBS

N. ILLINOIS GAMMA ZETA-Beginning with the

addition of 23 pledges in September, we

participated in homecoming with IIKA. Then carne EX Derby Days where we cap­tured third place.

Next we turned to helping others in the area. We started with the Knights of Co­lumbus fund-raiser, theN. Illinois Alumni Telethon, and the campus blood drive.

In October we presented our local phi­lanthropy, Barb City Manor, with a bou­quet of flowers. We also spent a special af­ternoon Christmas caroling for Barb City residents in December.

Several leisure events were featured in the fall, too. We held a NIP dance in Octo­ber and our fall formal was November 3.

We started spring semester with the in­stallation of new officers, initiation and seven new pledges. We filled the calendar with events including Anchor Splash with Eci>E, Greek Week and Spring Fest '85.

We held our spring NIP dance Febru­ary 23 and Parents' Day was March 24. Our spring informal was a boat ride on Lake Geneva in Wisconsin.

Janice Chiapetta was named president of panhellenic for 1985. Janice is also a su­preme court justice for Northern 's stu­dent association.

Anne Castino was crowned Miss Grayslake, and Melissa Murphy is the reigning Miss Rockford. Two members become charter members of Golden Key. Karen Snyder is Golden Key president while Jeannie Raynor is vice president for campus awareness.- DAPHNE MELGREEN

PURDUE BETA SIGMA-The Beta Sigma chap­

ter finished rush in January, leaving us with 35 pledges. The 1984 pledge class had the second highest grade point aver­age of pledge classes at Purdue for the Spring, 1984.

The chapter was third in the ~r/AE<I> Anchor Splash swimming competition. The Beta Sigma chapter also adopted a dove from the Columbian Park zoo.

We continued the football festivities in the spring with Triangle to pair for the Calling Someone Exceptional Phone-a­thon. We had Thank God It 's Friday par­ties with AE<I>, ~Eel>, and EN. We also par­tied with ci>KE, 8X, AXP, IIK<I>, BE'lr and Acacia.

The Beta Sigma chapter was paired with ArP for University Sing this spring under the leadership of Una Curry. This spring we will celebrate the traditional Gran Prix go-cart race held on campus during Gala Week with TKE. Many Beta Sigmas traveled to Atlanta to watch the Boilermakers play in the 1984 Peach Bowl and celebrated New Year's in the deep South.

The hayride barndance in November was a smash. The third annual Sigma Kappa Crush dance and the Beta Sigma pledge dance, the Pearl, which was held in the spring, were also successes.

Beta Sigma hosted Dr. Gene Swack­harnmer, a Purdue alumnus, for the Old Master program. The chapter also assist­ed ci>EK in recolonization efforts.

Linda Hartman was selected as presi­dent of panhellenic. Betsy Liley was

named editor in chief of the Purdue Expo­nent, while Terri Kuchak was made a Grand Prix girL-BETSY LILLEY

RHODE ISLAND PHI-Fall semester began with the ini­

tiation of the 11 spring pledges. Shortly after, rush was held and 10 new members were pledged.

Phi was named Sorority of the Semes­ter for the forth consecutive semester. The award, given by panhellenic, honors the sorority with the most academic, ath­letic, extra-curricular activities and phil­anthropies. Sigma Kappa is the only so­rority to have won the award more than twice.

Homecoming was held in October. A brunch was held for the alumnae and the theme wps It's a Small World. Christine Donovan was selected runner-up in the homecoming queen competition.

Parents' Day was celebrated with a pot­luck dinner. A movie on Greek life was shown to help the parents better under­stand the role a sorority plays in their daughters' lives.

Philanthropy projects included sorority president kidnap, where the ransom was food to make Thanksgiving baskets. Sig­ma Kappa collected over 700 pounds of food. At Christmas, non-perishables, clothing and health and beauty aids were collected and sent to the Maine Sea Coast Mission. TE~ and Sigma Kappa spon­sored a Teeter-totter-a-thon with funds raised being donated to Multiple Scle­rosis.

Spring rush was very successful. Theme parties included Sigma Slumber Party, Sigma goes to Vegas, and Sigma Soda Shoppe. The 15 pledges make the largest pledge class on campus this spring.­CAROLE SQUIZZERO

TEXAS (SAN ANTONIO) ZETA NU-We started this semester

by winning five out of nine first place rib­bons in Greek Week. This won us the girls division hands down. At Easter time we visited the Four Seasons Nursing Home. After chocolate Easter eggs, we partici­pated in the March of Dimes 15-mile W alk-a-thon which was appropriately ti­tled Walk-America.

Other activities included exchanges with TKE, .:lXA and Trinity University's Trinitiers.

After a summer of planning for rush and three days of hard work, we got 10 pledges. Then volleyball fever hit and some Sigmas joined the intramural com­petition. At UTSA's Bestfest we painted palm trees for our Sigma Fruitie sale stand where we sold drinks made up of different fruits and crushed ice.

Dressed in costumes we visited the Four Seasons Nursing Home and handed out homemade cookies. Afterward it was off to the JC's haunted house. The semes­ter ended with a semi-formal Christmas party where big sisters were discovered.

We also had a cops and robbers exchange withAXA.

The spring semester started off with the initiation of eight new members. We joined UTSA in celebrating our first homecoming in February. Kari Forrest was nominated for homecoming queen. Another first being celebrated along with homecoming was panhellenic's first all-so­rority reunion where more Sigma Kappas showed up than all the other sororities combined.

In March 11 members made the seven hour road trip to Wichita Falls, Texas for the 1985 Southwest Regional Conference which was attended by fellow Sigma Kap­pas from Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas.-CONNI YouNG

UC (BERKELEY) LAMBDA- We welcomed 40 pledges

this fall . They proved their strength in the ~K'I' 500 relay race where they won first place. Kim Bellichick, Susan Nakamura, Heidi Rosenau, Jenny McKillop and Kathryn Dessayer rallied to bring home the trophy and raise money for the benefit of the Children's Hospital of Oakland.

The Claremont Hotel is the site for our 75th anniversary banquet. Ruth Ann Grieg receives her 75th anniversary pin and the chapter expects 300 guests and several national officers to turn out for the festivities . For the Regional Confer­ence, eight ot us trave1eo to l"'alm Springs. We won the award for the chap­ter to travel the farthest. Our alumnae won the award for best newsletter. We celebrated Father-Daughter Day with a tail-gate barbeque and lots of fun ques­tion and answer games. Spring formal was at the Hyatt in San Francisco and the Violet Ball was the highlight of the so­cial season. For Moms' Day the seniors wore Laura Ashley designs and modeled for the annual fashion show.

Those who contributed most to our chapters' gpa were Erin Kiniken and Kathryn Dessayer who each earned a 4.0 during fall term. The annual trip to Pied­mont Gardens for our gerontology philan­thropy project went very well and the members sang and danced to cabaret songs. The visit is always a special treat for the Lambdas because Ruth Ann Grieg and six other alumnae are part of the au­dience.-ANNE BORNSTEIN

WASHINGTON MU- We began winter quarter with the

initiation of 46 new members . Sara Doughtery and Gina Kavesh organized the activities for Inspiration Week.

Our Beaux and Arrows dance, planned by Kim Player and Lyne Zeumer, followed initiation. On March 5, Mu presented the bridal and formal wear fashion show on campus. Assembled by Eleanor Lighthall, the show featured three of our members as models: Robin Earl, Shaun Elmer and Julia Snyer. The TKE inter-sorority

twister competition was held March 7. Mu landed the trophy for house participa­tion for having the largest group of twist­ers complete.

Several of our members, including Deb­bie Bush, Beth Finlon, Debbie Hudgins and Beth Janny, have returned from studying abroad. Our other students in­clude our athletes. Evelyn Buermann is a singles tennis player and Cat Clark is a four-year veteran of UW's swim team. Cyndi Kneip is an oarsman for the Husky crew team while Kim Leidholm is a Husky crew coxswain.

We are thrilled that our 1984-85 chap­ter president, Ingrid Nixon, will be seen in the upcoming movie Trouble in Mind, a movie being filmed here in Seattle by the writer and director of Choose Me. Ingrid, a broadcast journalism major, submitted a script to the director for a gameshow and newscast to be shown on a television during one of the films' scenes. The direc­tor liked the videotape and script and plans to use it in the movie.

Highlights from the rest of the school year included our spring formal in April, our participation in Greek Week and .Der­by Days, our spring cruise and several rush workshops.-SARA SzAL

W.KENTUCKY EPSILON ZETA-Last fall began with

formal rush. We picked up 10 pledges. Then it was time for EN Powderpuff foot­ball. On October 5, we were all ready for our annual Bunny Bash dance. We also participated in K.:l Washboard in the fall.

Before we knew it, homecoming was upon us, with our annual homecoming tea. On Sunday we had our Founders' Day celebration so some of the alumnae still in town could attend.

November 30 we had a retreat before initiating our fall pledges. We let our fin­gers do the walking in December during the Phone-o-thon.

Once again it was time to cut loose and "boogie down" at our pledge/active dance December 15. The theme this semester was Playboy Bunny.

Santa Claus visited the chapter early in December at our Christmas party. The party was held at the home of one of our local members.

January 9 marked Epsilon Zeta's 20th year on campus. To celebrate we held an anniversary dinner. Even though bad weather caused our turn-out to be lower than we had expected, we didn't let that dampen our spirits. We found that things haven't changed too much over the years.

Everyone grabbed their sweethearts for the Valentine's dance on February 16. In informal rush this spring we picked up six pledges. Kelli Winkenhoffer represented Sigma Kappa in the EX Derby Darling beauty contest.

We are presently working on a hunk cal­endar for next fall. This is our philanthro­PY money-raising project. We had a for­mal on March 30 and Greek Week in April.-BETH EATON

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Thank you, Sigma Kappas . . .

Looking back . • . to the future "Our yesterdays follow us;

they constitute our life, and they give character and force and meaning to our present deeds. "

We each recall Sigma Kappa experiences from a perspec­tive of personally "having been there. '' Those valued times helped build and shape our sorority 's rich heritage, and thus point the way to­ward our tomorrow.

Strengthening that heritage is important, too. And that re­quires looking forward.

Sigma Kappa is blessed. Alumnae are looking forward! But then, they always have. Even from its earliest begin­nings on the Colby College campus more than 100 years ago, the spirit of our sorority has never lacked for energy, direction, and the intangible bond that to this very day continues to thread its way through all our achievements, all we accomplish. The strength of that bond may be more evident just now than ever before!

Over these many years and miles-from Waterville to West Lafayette, Tallahassee to Tucson, Denver to DeKalb, Natchitoches to New Wil­mington, Springfield to San Diego-alumnae support and participation have made a dif­ference for Sigma Kappa. In more recent times, our tradi­tion of caring and sharing has been especially visible in our annual Loyalty Fund.

Loyalty Fund dollars help provide funds available from no other source, making re­sources immediately available for programs emphasizing academic excellence and per-

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sonal development, expansion and recolonization, and im­proved sorority communica­tions and publications.

Collegiate fees simply can no longer bear the entire bur­den of operating a sorority like ours whose goals for ex­cellence are so universally ap­plauded. One thing is very cer­tain: Sigma Kappa hasn't been around for all these years without support from natural resources. Our alumnae are just that "natural resource. " The Loyalty Fund provides a wonderful opportunity for each of us to strengthen our long-standing heritage, while also clearing a path toward a productive and opportunity­laden future.

Strengthening that heritage is important, too. And that requires looking forward.

Sigma Kappa's reasons for needing alumnae support have changed with each passing generation. But the value of that support never changes! Today-with Loyalty Fund donors increasing in number and their gifts incre ing · and training seminar , pecial rushing assistance; expansion to previously closed chapters, increases in the number of our traveling consultants, gradu­ate counselor assistance, re­gional conferences and State Day programs, computeriza­tion and expanded materials for Advisory Boards.

Can Loyalty Fund gifts do all that? Yes, providing our alumnae continue their will-

value-we are able to look to fundin leadership ro ams ingness to make sure the Sig­ma Kappa experience will be always available-not merely a few alumnae giving a lot, but many alumnae giving what they feel they can.

This year, in recognition of those alumnae whose contin­ued support means so much to our sorority, and in anticipa­tion of those who will decide to make their initial gifts to the Loyalty Fund, cumulative giving "clubs" have been es­tablished. These special clubs will recognize in future Trian­gle issues our special alumnae who, through their willingness to give, keep Sigma Kappa strong, important. The cumu­lative amounts since the in­ception of our present Loyalty Fund and their respective club designations are: Sisterhood Triangle Cumulative Gifts amounting to $100 Violet Triangle Cumulative Gifts amounting to $250 Pearl Triangle Cumulative Gifts amounting to $500 President's Triangle Cumulative Gifts amounting to $1,000

Loyalty Fund gifts continue to be the essence of our vision, the lifeblood of our plans and the foundation upon which our outstanding young women can receive the benefits of life­long friendships and strong support for their endeavors.

Alumnae giving makes a difference for the Loyalty Fund! The Loyalty Fund makes a difference for Sigma Kappa!

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Ruth Brindley Cheney Doris Hausman Nilson Rosamond Salzman Mecherle Mary Knaff Shirley Eakins Ellerby

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Janet Pride Davis Elizabeth Link Prince Ann Niedermeyer Opperman Carole Crisp Knutzen Mary Neale Gaubatz

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DELTA Cecil Spaulding Dussinger Holly Beggs Atwood Beth Biller Orahilly Mae Stewart Mickelson

Dorothy Erikson Anderson Audrey Browne Dysland Karma Golden Aylward Denise M. Parker Ruth Simon Mighell

Evangeline Lister Bates Arvilla Keller Enck Cindy Baker Eleanor Henry ?fanner Kathryn Tanner Northcutt

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Rose Barile Catalanott Harriette Arnell Farrar

Edna Mraz Bartulis Dorothy Thomas Powell Myrtle Lang Patten

Jill A. Colpak Marie Smith Gotwald

Mina O'Bryan Baxter Mary Morris Pusheck Mary Minner Patton

Virginia Tanko Didonato June He~man Griffin

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Winifred Holman Dodge Elsa Ragnar Benson Pamela Leoni Rittof Virginia Saunders Raymond

Margaret Fosberry Hazel Smallwood Hanback Suzanne Bezanes Esther McCullough Rowley Elaine Burroughs Reynolds

Dorothy Shippee Friend Joan Scovell Hekimian Debra Dazey Book Charlotte Dixon Sbalchiero Winifred Biggerstaff Richardson

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Anna Turkalo Herres Naomi Crain Jarman Lorene Miller Brewer Frances Zoeller Schell Edna Helen Rosen

June Hansen Hornberger Mary Haley Johnson Ed~h Bulow Lorraine Ranstead Schutz Margaret Witting Schneider

Ethel Smith Hungerford Katherine Arends Kovat Ermina Busch Julia Western Sm~h Dalas Latimer Shores

Norma June Hunt Dorothy Jones Kurz Genevieve Morris Clark Mildred Thai Sm~h Bessie Fisher Sides

Nancy Wells Jackman Ruth Russell Langeler Florence Jackson Clough Elsie Minier Snow Mary Jane Adams Smith

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Susan Tom Henrietta Sturgis Richards Caroline Morr iss Hines Jean Parmelly McGuirt Holly Brady Rudie

Ruth Bowen Tretheway Jennifer Arntzen Richards Margaret Michael Holekamp Madge Leon Moore Kathryn Henderson Russell

Suzanne Heustis Vinzent Virginia Koester Richardson Shirley Guenther Hosman Alice Pickens Adrienne Hitchcock Savage Elda Laird Wakefield Hazel Garrett Rockwell Caroline R. House Reba Abicht Pickrell Joan Burdsall Schmidt Lynne Utter Walter Marjie Johnson Rogers Joan Lee Howard Willie Taylor Ritter Patricia Zink Shrum Evelyn McCracken Warnecke Amy Austin Roupe Virg inia R. Huntington Loreigh Graves Smith Els ie Giesman Siechen Zelia Yelland Weeks Betty Allison Rowland Joan Johns Janzen Georgia Swickheimer Cynthia L. Sipka Judith L. Well Kathleen Holland Rutten Karen S. Johnson Emma Johnson Walton Phyllis Mills Smith Lori S. White M. June Headrick Sarles Shirley Reams Kelly Margaret Wasson Karen Southworth Nancy Eddy Wilder Sheila Miller Saville Darcy Holdredge Kershner Ruth Henry Weiler Mabel Bell Spriggs Caralee Luedtke Williamson Florence Johnson Semon Estelle Stewart Kitchel Martha Bell White Frances Hill Starkey Susan Kennedy Wingard Kathleen Newton Shaler Martha Miller Koch TAU Ethel Larm Stem bel Alta Eggert Wolle Janice Craigen Sherwood Mildred K. Koch Lorene Allen Adamson Aimee Owens Stinson Lucy McCune Yates Bette Campbell Sholund Kathy Ann Kreamer Margaret Evans Arch Dorothy Scoles Stoeling Elizabeth Anne Yelland Lois Parker Simonson Susan A. Leonard Dorothy Price Arch Martha Huffer Strayer Elizabeth Wade Yewell Ethel Patten Simpson Helen Todd Lewis Pauline Singleton Bacon C. Huntington Strickland Annette Hansen Zambas Helen Kuebler Skoog Margaret Goodrich Matthews Virginia Metz Baker Josephine Rich Summers

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Mary Elizabeth Gagnon Phyllis G. Wood Marie Shimniek Siegfried Josephine Thorpe Lair

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Janet Moultrie Gauger CHI Dorothy E. Steinmeier Nancy Alexander Lindstrom

Patricia Gingras Nettie Noelp Berry Jean Boreiko Teising Jennell A. Little

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Alice St. Clair Gladding M. Lope Buckley Martha Van Steenderen Nancy Rigby Mann

Lois Eldredge Gould Elizabeth Crater Marie Darrah Vierow Nancy Daniel McCarthy

Jean Bursley Grimes Mary Miskimen Emler Mary Graves Zahn Leona Stimmel Mclarnan

Eloise Carichner Haverland Darlene Willis Glendenning Gertrude Stocker Ziegenhagen Carolyn Fain Mills

Beth Ross Honig schmidt Mary MacWilliam Greenslade OMEGA Helen Caldwell Mooers Emma Stallings Adams A. June Keirstead Moore Jean Spooner Johnson Alice Prout Gwyn Barbara Johnson Albright Floy Wharton Mussett Evelyn Herlein Kalman Margaret Benham Harbottle

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Nancy Caperonis Osguthorpe Mary Jackson Follett Ruth lind Dille Marion Hurst Balding

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Margaret Peckham Potter Lois Grinhaug Griesbach Sue Fehd Elmore Sara Rice Carter

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Jacquelyn Strong Richard Marian Secheverell Hemingway Sue Collins Evans Irene Wendling Eardman

Linda Speziale Sammartino Ann Lewis Hill Florence Weeks Goforth Esther Miller Ehrich

Laura Piano Shaughnessy Nancy Carol Hoefs Toni Hull Granese Alice Papageorge Ell ison

Gladys Peckham Shepley Janet Taylor Jacobson Beverly Browne Green Marion Kamprath Eppers

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Sarah Blackman Swanson Jean McDonald Jones Patricia King Grogan Mary Sullivan Kelley

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Isabelle Wetherbee Lederer Ruth Lane MacDonald Margaret Fowler Martens Elizabeth Spencer Merman Florence Turk O'Brien Carolyn Oussing Pearson VIrginia Willis Russell Beverly Henry Scheer Marion Shanley Trudy McCale Whitney Shirley Weaver Young ALPHA GAMMA DorQthy Wilhelmi Atkins Sandra Cummins Bauer Carol Birdsell Berringer Joan Murphy Berry Dorothy Tucker Bohlke Jan McKenna Brookman Jennifer Jones Bruce Nanna Scott Bryant Kathryn McCallister Butler Barbara Wilson Campbell Eleanor Bausano Cenkovich Richelle Wiltse Clark Ruth Sobey Cody Midge E. M. Cowie Myrna Holtan Curry Tamara S. Dezellem Terry Barnard Dixon Mildred Stoll Emhoff Olive Peterson Farinon Connie Dixon Franks Mary I. German Dorothy Campbell Giese Kimberlea Warrior Green Vivian Kidwell Griffin Dorothyann Schuffert Griggs Olive Hartvigson Guymon Guinevere Gossard Hartmere Colleen Horan Hein Lois Trimble Henkins Katherine Randall Jenkins Mary Lybecker Jones Fern Lyle Kanekeberg Hannah Norum Langer Georgia Merrill Lundstrom Cynthia Wagner Madden Jean Metzgar Manzo Jean Yoshino March Benine Robertson McDonnell Dorothy Bradford McKenna Sandra Heverly Melchert Margaret Tucker Mitchell Erna Bert Nelson May lbbitson Nelson Deborah Pierson Owen Madora Clodfelter Parmentier Dorothy Nelson Peck Harriett Somervell Peters Elizabeth McCoy Philips Linda Martin Phillips Joann Cloanlnger Powell Elizabeth A. Prater Laurraine Govan Reed Rodie A. Renn Julie Puffert Rice Barbara Newcomb Root Hope SmHh Rose Irene Franzen Schaub Sandra Scheele Trula Higgins Schermerhorn Kathryn Aller Schrank Jeslyn Morris Schultz Margaret Smithson Schulz Ruth Doyle Scriven Carol Dunning Shuman June Westman Si11s Diana Pratt Solbrack Esther Norum Sommerseth Helen Williams Sonnlchsen Suzanne Sweet Stefano Mary E. Sweet Thelma Donnell Thompson Sari Van Otegham Barbara Muller Wachter Mary Wester Wallace Lenora Groesbeck Walters Elsie Andersen Wood ALPHA D£LTA Cynthia Susan Allin Vayris Young Armstrong Pewy Sanders Atchison Cyntha Johnson Atkinson Kathryn Taylor Baker Judith Ann Bank Debra Bartholomew Elizabeth Sisco Beckham

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Barbara Whitaker Betts Bessie Burbury Brady Martha Ayres Brinkley Allee Carroll Mildred Nance Clotworthy Ard is El izabeth Cochran Margaret Mellon Collignon JudHh Ann Commerford Cynthia Oakes Connor Ruth Harmon Corwin Anne W. Dale Claudia Crothers Efird Ethel Sledge Feightner Kay Harr Filson Lillian Murray Haddox Louise Sanders Hale Wilda Strickland Hargett Sondra Ellen Holder Kathryn Ayres James Elise Reed Jenkins Gladys Hewie Jenkins Helen H. Jett Eleanor Sue Jones Dolores Davis King Helen Gibson Lister Eula Gray Utterer Alberta Young Longmire Janelle Cuishaw Nevins Lynda Lehwich Newton Martha Sliger Overton Kathleen Sharer Painter Mary Jeter Parker Nancy Lindquist Parks Sharon O'Dell Phillips Debra Cox Pritchard Jane Ann Sanders Jean Jones Sanna Linda Jenkins Savage Jimmie Taylor Sawyer Virginia Reaney Saxton Betty Lou Sewell Mildred Elkins Shannon Ann Tutterrow Siewert Carrie Sledge Sisco Margaret Hughes Snapp Jane Brady Kewley-Sribney T erresa L. Stallworth JudHh Doland Striebel Helen Groves Suttle Rebecca C. Tansil Marie Johnson Temple Jewel Wilson Templeton Debra Smith Turski Betty Haney Wagner Madge Cleveland Walker Betty Boyd Wilke VIctoria Hancock Wright

ALPHA EPSILON Elizabeth Kuster Alleman Carol Campbe Amick Debra Pelkey Anderson Dorothy Strail)ht Bentz Ann C. Bigbee Mary Miller Brascugli Mary Anne Marsh Brown Doris McFee Brown Vera Caulum Carol T oh Claycomb Patricia Hodge Cleary Hazel Hilton Cutler Margaret Davis Helen Beets Diefenderfer Barbara McCandless Dorman Joanne Schleihs Eppich Frances Jones Farnsworth Sally Jacobson Ford Briana Bolinger Hagquist Nancy Liljedahl Hall Mary Schmidt Hellyer Jonl Helphrey Edna Miller Hem Donna Westlic Hipps Suzanne Jane Horgen Helen Steele Hunkins Anne Rawlings Hunsicker Mary Uecke Irvine Lavohn Larsen lsvik Frances Newell Jessup Bette Stewart Kalsem Hazel Montgomery Kanagy Tuula Persson Kass Josephine Burkett Keirn Ruth Finke Kentfield Georil)ianna Koenig Barbara Ruth Landau Hazel Hermanson Lawrence Oorothe Hausmann Lidvall

Philippa Hawgood Light Marjorie Hill Davy Loretta Court Clark Michelle Stokes Lounsberry Katherine Girton Eaton Ethel Bardetmeier Clark Marilyn Higdon Loupee Lots Frautschi Glnkel Joan Merriman Desing Charlene Hornbuckle Marley Dorothy Ohelie Hand Katherine Bovie Downing

Edith Hutchison Marshall Mildred Engdahl Hermanson Martha Chaney Dunham

Barbara A. Mayer Josephine Hughes Kamm Joyce Corfield Eddy

Claribel Albright McClain Marion Johnson Lundstrom Roxana Stenzel Enneking

Netha Kessler McDowell Delores Upstill Martenson Hazel Moser Enyart

Lucille Moore Metcalfe Patricia Collins Morris Jean Wones Faulkner

Sibyl Nisewanger Michel Elizabeth Johnson Peglow Teresa Shelley Fitzgerald

Blanche Rose Miller Penelope Covell Ridout Jaynee L. Foust Dorothy Rule Amanda Semple Fowler

Mildred Knott Miller Anne Powers Schwartz Effie Wise Furlong Donna Petersen Nelson Jane Bossen Sellner Elizabeth A. Graczyk Jean Peterson Nichols Ethlyn Robinson Smith Becky J. Echard Greenhaw Mary Sizer Nygreen Eleanor Eide Soderholm Marilyn Pollock Groezlnger June Boerner O'Brien Gladys Van Fossen Cathy A. Grunwald Sharon ArrasmHh Petersma ALPHA THETA Virginia Pierson Guinn Marjorie Hayward Piasecki Mary Griggs Adelberg Kathleen Miller Hadley Claire Yungctas Reck Lauris Cavanaugh Boyer Jo Underwood Hallenbeck Marian Bigelow Reed Cecil Cooke Burdorf Michelle Barber Hatfield Ruth Drake Richard Walta Wilkinson Carmichael Luanne Campbell Hazelrigg Beth Brown Rideout Mary Pfingst Carrell Julia Weaver Herron Freda Heeney Rlecken Ann Ford Cobb Winifred Clarke Hewitt Ruth Colander Righter Joyce Wilding Compton Laurel McKay Hille Lorna McKenney Schneckloth Mary Alford Daubard Rita Schnell Hinckley Josephine Grieves Schulte Joyce Patterson Garr Estelle Taylor Hoffman Susan Schlacks Shearin Lorena Grieb Hundley Gladys Ford Hornbeck Inez Schneider Shirk Maxine Strunk Huskamp Carol Sunderman Howell Dorothy Hoffman Siefert Shirley Kretschmer Johnston Galen Glasgow Hoxie Virginia Whitmore SmHh Mary Louise Bash Kent Susan Lee Hubbell Evonne Johnson Smith Carolyn Heim Lachance Ann Ellis Huntley Margaret Everett Sutton Carmen Hensel Tarr

Sara Hatfield Lynn Jennifer J. Janson

Betty Taylor Sandra A. Lyon Margaret Miller Jansta Rose Fleck Mallos

Ethel Waltz Thompson Alice Gossett Ransdell M. Creswell Jones

Margaret Hagan Watson Wanda Williams Receveur Linda Tubbs Karcher

Margaret Gleason Wischnia Marilyn Heckaman Redick Kimberly S. Kirch

Nellie Dekalb Wolfe Janey Slaughter Ruth Little Lawson

Leone Hampton Woods Dorothy Adkisson Talcott Linda Cox Luffler ALPHAZETA Carol Kline Thompson Kathryn Benedett Lupoli Elizabeth Green Bell Barbara Duerr Trompeter Erin Thatcher Malloy Louisa Ridgway Davis Ruth Everson Watkins Barbara J. May Betty Fujii Hirozawa EdHh Knadler Whitehouse Mary Jo Pierce May Eugenia Gould Huntoon Suzanne E. May Eileen Jones Lye ALPHA IOTA Carolyn Hall McCutcheon Helen Sorhus Mack Jane Kramer Allan Martha Ryan McDermott Catherine Welch Munn Martha Cockerill Applegate Robin J. McKissack Elizabeth Scofield Nielsen Jean Thompson A very Linda Snyder Mikita Mary Rauer WMe Ginger K. Bigelow Maurleen V. Miller ALPHA ETA Ruth Elizabeth Brown Jane A. Morner Maurine Kuhlmann Allan Dorothy Michael Brubaker Carolyn Hyre Nikolai Dorothy Bonn Axness Margaret WMney Carey Marcia Vassalo Ogiesbay Helen Hauenstein Bean Deanne Moon Cass Linda Osbun Owens Martha Sweet Countryman Margaret A. Cavanaugh Radia Swan Plingstag

Sigma Kappa sisterhood means there's always someone to share joys and sor­rows.

Carol Jackson Phillips Anna Wheeler Lighter Barbara Batchelder Dawkins ALPHA SIGMA Linda Talleison Wade Sibyl Hale Piediscalzi Vivian Pratt Lindquist Marilyn Haglund Degrasse Dorothy Sloan Ahl Cathy Wendt Wallace Carolyn Wilcox Sechnick Harriet Gell Lineberger Betty Woiwod Dennis Deborah Winter Alexander Jud~h Lynn Webb Ruth Wiley Smith Jeraldine Ramos Lohr Susan Leet Donahue Barbara Farrow Bonnardel Laurie A. Westover Mildred Reinhart Somers Charlotte Aupperle McGregor Carol M. Dreher Margaret Reed Brownlee Mary Jane Withrow Lucille Stuckey Spetnagel Judy Freeman Mclaughlin Lucile Pemberton Duncan Jane Doubet Burke Mary Harter Struke Margaret Zahm Miles Grace Stewart Eastcott Dorothy Brown Oooey

Dorothy Langdon Yates

Carol Foss Swinehart Georgiana Peet Miller Patricia Hull Freeman Barbara Krebs Dougan Marie Toth Young

Betty Sanford Swope Lucille Cutler Nieburger Heidi Freudenstein Edythe Jane Goetz Angelyn Napoli Zmuda Helen Vornholt Tecklenberg Mrs. David A. Noble Lo ie Grace Gaunt Ruth Brown Granet ALPHA UPSILON Ellen Kubacki Thompson Margaret Sherman Peet Nancy Carpenter Golding Linda Stewart Hackenburg Beatrice Bryn Adahl Fern Hornung Todd Jo Kitchin Pulver Virginia Gerardi Gooch Judith M~chell Jayme Margaret Barto Julie M. Coussens Trippel Diane Koehler Rich Martha K. Gorenberg Helene Winters Loomis Hazel Simonson Boren Christine Krakau Tritschler

Josephine Lang Auten Joanne McCormick Gorham Dorothy Good Luke Evelyn Buechler Shirley Main Wales

Maxine Cromwell Scheid Margaret Duff Hansen Kathryn Williams Middleton Irene McCaffrey Gildemeister Edna St. Clair Walther Joyce Berry Harris Miriam Allgood Nation Bonnie Mathison Graves Susan Kello Weekley Dorothy Walker Seeger

Mary Rockett Hauck Laree Jane Schoolmeesters Evelyn Sundby Himes Kathryn Hime Wehr Frances Cope hummel Seymour Helen Wilkie Hege Margaret F Sloan Harriet Johnson Janz Barbara Ross West Dorothy Workman Simpkin Annette Peterman Hoffmann Jane White Sturm Terrell Balfour King Suzanne Scheller West Susan Virginia Sprunk Joan Kirkby Hughes Margaret Fraser Vogan Bertha M. Tofsrud Nancy Stauback White Ruth Matthews Suse Jean Kimball Hunter Eileen Conrad Vogt ALPHA PHt ALPHA KAPPA Florence Larned Tarr Marjorie Lefeuvre Jones Katherine King Wells Linda Enbysk Alford Edna Backer Beachler Ellen Schreiber Voss Ruth Bardwell Joujonroche Anna Byers Withers Gladys Vatnsdal Babcock Ruth Everts Burge Susan Haycook Weiske Elizabeth Braun Kallman Nancy Meider Wood Elizabeth Paterson Barnes Imogene Soucek Castle Eleanor Coryell Whitman Jean Mitchell Kashubeck ALPHA TAU Patricia Laurance Berry Ruth French Chapman lthmer Coffman Wolle Shirley Sheppard Kellogg Marian C. Andros Sarah Ray Bogardus Lot is Storjohn Cooper ALPHA NU Ruth Merle Kennedy Virginia McRee Atwater Helen Raitanen Cady Delores Swenson Cox Louise Lilly Albertson Eleanor Hiehle Kinnison Margaret Luehmann Barnes Catherine M. Calouri Uta Schall Davenport Bernice Blomgren Anderson Carolyn Montgomery Lang Constance Helmer Barnett Kari E. Canfield Edwina Hokanson Ericsson FOlson Bentley Ellen Herbert Legge Elaine Wagar Becker Jean Millican Cave Marghretta Finch Ernst Hazel Tweto Chisholm Dorothy Just Lemberger Gertrude Summers Bednar Virginia Grass Christensen Mildred French Fenster Thrine Reed Crain Beverly Volpato Levin Amanda Hill Berry Gloria West Christensen

Elizabeth Banghart Fouts Shirley Anzjon Craney Marjorie Tanton McKesson Becky A. Blodgett Wanda Veatch Clark

Millicent Jaeke Fowler Ruth Risken Darl ington Thelma Paulson Meads Roberta Jones Bones Judith Krogh Colwell

Ethel Lewis Gardiner Janice Peterson Eisenman Laura Galster Menz Nancy Lorene Branch Annette Barudoni Deglow

Annette Albrecht Gerlach Dorothy Gerrish Erlandson Vern ice Theisen Meskell Christine Lai Brandt Margaret Miller Dodd

Maxine Whisler Girardot Jane Valentine Forvilly Terry Patterson Milligan Deanne Benoy Brezette Gertrude Hill Drury

Emma Schuttloffel Heyne Mabel Jacobsen Foster Joyce Jackson Moffatt Elizabeth Mackie Brydges Elizabeth Howes Elbon

Patricia Peirce Kuyatt Mildred Semrau Garrett Ann Behring Montgomery Lou Gregor Bullough Elsie Ball Eppley

Deloris Storjohn Neumann Vandella Johnson Gordon Linda Mullen Marjorie Zemke Calvert Margaret Swan Foster

Elizabeth Noble Andrea M. Hemstad Gwendolyn Strong Myers Annette Bonneville Carlson Sheryl Paige Gardner

Laurena Rieschick Laurice Kershner Herbst Katherine Kearns Neal Eleanor Robb Carpenter AI mona Kerry Gerttula

Kathryn Sieck Schweer Margaret Fulmer Hoffman Jeanne Hughes Pargeter Kirsten L. Dahm Diana Kettering ham Graham

Mary Rettenmayer Thompson Helen Huxley Hufford Edna Monch Parker Virginia Walter Oesteiger Edna Tinker Hammons

Esther Jensen Thomssen Viola Schuff Johnson Maybelle Chapman Peitzke Eleanor Nique Dillman Margaret Steckle Hawley

Beatrice Marshall Tribble Mary B. Kirkwood Marjorie Font ius Phair Terry Becker Dittus

Brenda Eakin Hector Jean Swenson Knights Violet Reed Jones Ruth Ellenwood Vernam May Wood Pickle Ruth Troyer Eddie

ALPHA LAMBDA Suzanne Kilian Laplant Janet Wust Polizzi Janet L. Eubank

Irma Helikson King

Or. Sharon Haddon Andelora Lorraine Griffith Lindahl Diane Kratt Finney Janie Crippen Knieper

Christine Marmora Banigan Elizabeth McCoy Murphy Deborah Jane Power Carol Lachapelle Knock Frances Sullivan Friedlein

Marian Sloane Bartlett Angelina Oberto Parsons Louise Crabb Quick Jacqueline Tetz Labhart

Elizabeth Ingersoll Bartow Loween E. Peterson Kathryn Thomas Ross Joy Lowther Gardner Patric ia Nordgren Larson Maxine O'Donnell Race Barbara Sheldon Rush Sharon Steeby Garside Betty Meats Miller Denise L. Blair Melissa Drane Glazen

Mary Patterson Brown Dorothy Parsons Rind Marilyn Gould Satchwell Harriet Anderson Glen Jean Hewitt Nicklaus

Penelop& Ludlow Dantonio Patricia Cagney Sheehan Carolyn Cross Schilling Kathryn Beaubier Granum Kay Josselyn Odea

Lillian Preuss Dede Jody Firm Simpson Suzanne Faulkner Schimke Patricia Cleary Hall Carol Carney Olson

Michelle M. Denatale Darlene E. Spek Jacqueline Eshleman Schleich Lucille Kapplinger Hazell Sally Hougham Phillips

Mary Gayles Dibble Alice Baxter Vedova Shirley Bohlen Schuster Betty Driver Heckrodt Julia Labarre Pike

Margaret Viviani Diesing ALPHA XI Jane Crawford Schuth Katherine Backoff Hens Marilyn Speyer Rawlings

Alice Peterson Doerr Helen Mattes Bauer Rae Lagerdahl Scott Leora Norlen Horning Virgin ia Sterling Rothwell

Elinor Huntoon Haff Dorothy Chapman Beckley B. Weidenfeller Scott Gladys Morse Hunter Joyce Crawford Sauvie

Muriel Plate Hancock Helene Bright Lorraine Larkin Seibert Margaret C. lmirie Bernice Ann Setere

Barbara Healy Hansen Beatrice Webb Crowl Diana C. Shepherd Esther Lovgren Jones Mary Cameron Seymour

Anne Kent Hetzer Blanche Lytord Ourkes Frances Elliott Smith Marie Riley Kish Donna Lestico Staton

Ann Wittenberg Hughes Katherine Lubbock Garmer Helen M. Bunt Smith Betty Funk Kosht Jeanne Urfer Stott

Marilyn Ruser Jedrey Avis Brandt Johnson Phyllis Stratton Stotenburg Florence Cowles Linebaugh Carley Hayden Sullivan

Cecille McGovern Kaska Barbara Whittlesey Kinkaid Helen Marie Swinimer Sandra Armstrong Locke Christina Rannow Vaeretti

Barbara Musso Lebkuecher Mae Martens Krouse Lois Hannah Taecker Betsy Gellein McGuigan Harriet Akesson Vanderbilt

Dorothy Potts Lincoln Wilma Mohler Long Irene Stoll Trondle Mary Cook Neuhaus Mary Day Wilson

Joan Grieco Mangano Florence McDowell Nielson Martha Hiltner Trump Kathleen A. Nowicki Karen Brix Ziegler

Anna·Maria Moggio Esther Pagenhart Shirley Slawson Tyler Ruth Smith Olson ALPHA CHI Deborah A. Nickerson Anne Gilmore Potter Georgia J. Waldo Nancy Wells Osborn Barbara Tye Black

Carol Dekoning Nielsen Mary V. Robinson Betty Welker Walker Mary Cross Patterson Sara Murphy Burns

Phyllis Nakielny Peters Hazel Downing Stiteley Nancy Rockoff Weeks Wendy Johnson Pemberton Frances Knight Cisney

Valerie Peverly Reed Margery Long Wagner Diana Noble Weiss Mary Scott Petersen Kimberly G. Clark

Jacqueline Panzarella Satrath Ann Downing White Beverly Grebe Welsh Marilyn Hess Peterson Ella Wilson Coleman

Marion Borner Scelto ALPHA OMICRON Ethylmae Clement Woodard Marie Fox Polglase Mary L. Esgar

Joan Hansen Seylar Bernice Fulton Adair ALPHA pt Joanne Bransley Quigg Beth Brinkman Fortune

Edna Brown Skidmore Lillian Arthur Frances Gardner Arehart Kirstin Bell Quinn Anne Bronaugh Greer

Mariann Mehlhop Suesser Josette Pellegrino Asta Evelyn Marie Coates Margery Ross Render Maribeth Porter Hambrick

Doris Muryn Swensen Marilyn Werner Baker Ruth Diller Davis Frances K. Robinson Persis Chrisman Hart

Carol Lee Turkington Marian Just Bentley Mary Kilgore Finfgeld Nancy Varbedian Ryan Margaret Vaughn Hieb

Carolyn Ward Werner Andrea L. BJornlie Carol Gray Samuilow Betty Oldham Hoskins

ALPHA MU Hillary Black Helen McClure Garey

Catherine Paye Sarver Susan D. Johns Barbara Robinson Allen Joyce Wanamaker Black

Marguerite M. Haynam Elva Covert Sawyer Marilyn Barrett Judy

Ruth Connor Merkle Jean Green Baxter Ruth T uchscherer Boland

Jeannette Hilker Miller Marjorie Corsette Sayles JaneT. Kent Claire Becker Benz Marian Cameron Brenner Martha Gregg Myers Mina Hahn Schaefer Mary Weakley Lewis

Stephanie Berg Janet Erlene Brownlee Elizabeth Thomas Phillips Harriet Holden Schlubatis Bertha Jane Marshall Paul ine Summy Bixby Adela Harvey Calhoun Doris Will iams Roche Elizabeth Berry Shaw Mildred Morris Maxey Wave Debolt Bucknell Linda Carlson Gwendolyn Williams Schlueter Jud~h Harwood Shehigian

Mary Phillips Mayes

Beverly Coulter Cameron Mlcha Van Atta Cathcart Barbara A. Seeley Moore Helen Rupp Fenske Marilyn Cole Collison

Laura Bailey Terpening Patricia Pine Shipman Nancy Ped igo Patricia Main Garrison Mary F Comerford ALPHA RHO Susan Van Dusen Sanders Brenda Wilson Pierce Lucille Canby Herrick Elsie Frieburg Crain Dolores Adams Mildred Koyl Stenberg Myra Shipp Poundstone Dorothy Fencl Hineman Evelyn Ehrhardt Curtin Evelyn Board Dobbin Paulette Platz Taunt Edna Baston Price Margaret Kitson Johnson Evelyn Youngblood Curt is Flora H. Rawls Elinor Sims Taylor Mary Louise Robey Mary Cumings Johnson Denise Peralta Danne Elizabeth Read Jacquelynn Boersma Van Duren Margaret Holland Stevens Margery Lang Joan Walker Davis Margaret Welles Susan L. Varbedian Vera Stevenson

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Grace Voorhis Stonerock Muriel Nelson Hinkle BETA IOTA Billie Camp Beatty Sandra Nolan Halley Mary Coakley Tindall June Degler Isbell Susan Elsa Koch Ann Powers Berry Deborah E. Hankins

Dorcas Mason Watson Ruth Wegman Jarrell Lois Witte Walters Catherine M. Bonner Jacqueline Foley Heller Evelyn Lewis Wolfe Rosemary Wilson Kinney Doris Briggs Zimmerman Teressa Griffin Cannon Mary Winter Heston Carol Cook Zimmerman Alison Lorber BETA KAPPA Virginia Babin Crawford Theresia Walker Hoggatt ALPHA PSI Lorraine M. Ming Jean McReynolds Allardice Alice Peeples Crenshaw Jenny Lynn Hughel Virginia Passmore Beaujean Janet Hitchcock Murphy Cleo Bauer Bash Roxanne Frost Dora Brookie Humke Harriet Boddie Childs Betsy Stafford Neff Charlene Walrath Bostock Mary Louise Garrett Marianne Plzak Inman Mary Smith Day Nancy K. Ringle Michele Desilets Claire Hammond Gibson Ruth Tanner lsaks Josephine Eaby Gordon Virginia McGuire Schrotel Nadine Heckel Greiner Carolyn Mclain Gray Ann Karpick Carol Heddon Hackett Marjorie R. M. Sippel Barbara Patterson Kuehnert Jo Page Haines Katherine Bossemeyer Kubicek Marg,aret Nelson Harvey Andrea White Storey Joyce Herman Lattner Linda LeDuke Kee Mary J. Ledford Helene Warner Hibbard Susan M. Svoboda Bonnie Sande lin Ross Charlotte M. Leonard Martha McCool Lynch Barbara Mailler Johantgen Suzanne Kacena Viehmann BETA LAMBDA Hallie Starnes Mclean Terrie L. McComb Mary Olson Jordan Linda Tatum Wagnon Juanita Sinfield Bergreen Teri Neely Mabie Godby McQueen Lucille Chandler Marstiller June Carlson Wilbur Maxine Howells Blotter Martha Jean Orr Anne Rudy Millhouse Marjorie Streicher Reid BETA ETA Geraldine Evans Freer Deborah Menendez Scharer Karen L. Misencik Martha Walker Summer Carol Anderson Joy Ruesch Jordan Catherine R. Schwerin Marilyn Polite Moffett Lois Colledge Ward Barbara Cushing Anderson Margaret Patterson Sargent Eloise Sifford Simpson Mary Toljanic Mulholland Virginia Spence Westlake Sheryl Landesman Brooks Josephine Barnes Wayman Artie Amelia Terrell Sherry Cantu Naviaux ALPHA OMEGA Mary Francis Brzezenski BETA MU Gloria Wallace Thompson Margie Milligan Neff Marie Brush Barry Brenda Lynch Burke Barbara Staley Anderson Nancy Fowler Treadway Christina Nelson Anna Betz Bertram Lilla Parsons Candiloro Patricia Staehle Aurlene Nelle A. White Ellianne Rider Odom

Frances Walker Brown Cheryl Martin Carley Donna Foutes Butler Cynthia Kelly Wright Patricia Sprunger Oldacre

Marie Baldwin Chandler Jane Thompson Caruvana Lynette Saurer Coots Marilyn Yarbrough Lorna Powlen Petrucce

Ed ~ h Gregory Davis Joan Boskiewicz Crane Eleanor G. Daniells BETA PI Jean Eichacker Plaff

Charlotte Wept McNamee Joan Maria Creedon Cheryl Engelage May Harnden Edmonds Carol McQueen Rew

Gertrude Hutchinson Ward Ruth Davenport Crowell Arlene Braud Gaffrig Marie Abdisho Ekvall Mary Brand Roach

Mary Ventress Whittington Jeanne Archer Dowling Frances McFall Haenny June Elizabe Heintz Karen L. Royce

BETA DELTA Beverly Martin Dyble Deborah Finton Mclaughlin Nora Joanne Nelson Marilyn Burgess Sadek Joan Emberley Nadine Allen Slckal Dorothy Vedel Reynolds Helen M. Scaletta

Barbara Jean Be in Beverly Southwick Fisher Debra Sue Taylor Julia Hipps Schroeder Joyce Green Blackburn Alice Anderson Soby

Roberta Quirk Goodnow BETA NU Vivian Shaw Wagner Beverly A. Shearer Nedra Brown Carpenter Jean Cummings Grahame Roberta Mulcahey Allen Doris Picha Wiechmann Karen Skelton Sheriff Ruth Wilson Condon Jacqueline Buck Grayson Mildred Waca Atkins

BETA RHO Lera Miller Shute Mary Louise Delancey Janet Myers Hamby Therese Maloney Baker Theodora Grindle Allison Malynna Jones Silverthorn Dorothea Oankes Flinn Judith Machnik Hogan Kay Swedlund Barlow Jane Knapp Arndt Nancy Proctor Sakal Patricia Cluney Hester Joan Henrickson Hutchison Kate McDaniels Baumann Dale Falk Bates Mary McGaughey Stern Mrs. Carol Dring Howe Barbara Bullock Jones Estelle Stienbarger Becker Merle Marchand Broderick Rhonda A. Swaim Helen Hutchinson Jones Ava Morse Juwa Virginia Jones Bowdish M. Minnette Massey Deborah Parent Krau Helen McCianathan Bowers

Babette Fanger Burri Deborah G. Towers Pamela Sharrow Miller Claire Adams Larson Harriett Slenker Brown

Rose Galli Butkovich Lavonne Anson Turner Marjean Phillips Packard Sylvia Marand LeBlanc Corabelle Miller Chuse

Patricia Campbell Karen Puncochar Vesely Maudie Pierce Phoebus Doris Harold Carleton Betty Finger Vostinari Shirley Hathaway McGrath Mary Long Collier Patricia MacFadden Cassedy Mary Roberts Rahn Nancy Cushing Meissner Mary Sukurs Colosimo Gloria Woolaver Cole

Nancy Hanway Wagner Virginia Deegan Sharpe Ursula Miranda Mento Charlotte Doyle Dav is Carole Lawson Connolly

Margaret Samuelson Walker Nancy Dawson Smith Linda Ayers Menyo Nancy Peterson Dlugosz Joella Hartman Walker Anne Gallaway Stuart Linda Kissam Murphy Nancy Jo Eells

Georgett Esque Cummins Carol Durbin Winter BETA EPSILON Pamela Parsons Murphy Mary Weber Egger

Noelle Hillis George Elizabeth A. Wolszon Jacque Reed Ackel Fay Kidder Golden

Ela ine Smith Peterson Sandi Swanson Fowler Fredolin Plesse Gregory Susan Hogle Woodward

Kathy Lowery Allen Cather ine Cole Pratt M. Entringer Friesendor1 Terri Jo Ziegler Rhonda Marionneaux Allen Nancy Knowles Savarino Debra Staranowicz Gabrian

Carol Lykke Guthrie Geline Seidlitz Znika Larna Essex Annison Joanne Bonesio Hall BETA TAU Carol Davis Shapiro Theresa Hunt Gifford lone Davis Braswell Priscilla Gaffney Sherman Victor ia Ann Greenland

Aleewah Leidig Hallier Rhoda Norris Adams June Roeger Brown Norma Jewell Shiatte Helen Heacock Halter

Gena Lee Harry Sandra Reed Bartling Linda Humble Bush Barbara L. Sparks Esther Earnheart Henry

Patricia Neary Henriksen Sharon Mcilvain Brantley Sarah Butchee Cli«on Gail Bottomly Stanhope Allyson Hunt Herget

Dorothy Ellis Horst Ida Fichtenholz Diamond Regina Smith Cope Glenda Merrick Hushaw

Andrea Cromie Stewart Win ifred Brown Higgins Carol Holmes Lukaris Tracey Crook Harrison

Ann Carolyn Davis Janet Sanctuary Thatcher Maryn Cation Horn Bonnie Zirbel Mara Mary Messmore Haslam

Marjorie Mason Fielden Natalie Palk Wheeler Louetta Irwin Marjorie Chappell Mercy Maxine Stover Keyte

Enid Jordan Fordham Josephine Wolf Jameson Cathy Skrzyniarz Lopez Harriet Smith Frazer BETA THETA Doris McClain Miller

Margaret Cook Johnson Judith Fisher Loy Barbara Reich Freiberg Margaret Landen Arnold Della McMillan Miller Rebecca Slavis Marinelli Sara Henderson Ayers Leslie M. Joslyn Norma Thies Moe Frances Griffith Hartley

Frieda E. Beltz Susan Ward Kloplenstein Geraldine Herzog Pappas Noellyn Hill Meier

Fran Johnson Karen Anne Morrow Merianne Cardas Susan Pavel Knoebel Elizabeth Schnitker Rockhold Patricia Johnson Edythe Martin Landes Margaret Lyn Palmer Daisy Jackson Clarke Charlene Horn Vorous Jenniler A. Jolly Nancy Casalina Laning Adrian Pearson

Gwendolyn Bagley Klotz Kathleen English Cotter Millicent Muntwyler Leatzow BETA SIGMA Julia O'Connor Robbins Patricia McGehee Lann Phyllis Price Dean Pamela Hoekstra Lowery Mary K,eller Allendoer1er Victoria Todd Smith Usa liner Lawrence Kathryn Kadesch Draisin Kathleen Duerinck Lutgen Leslie Susan Armour Linda Grover Stackpole Shelley A. Luke Pamela Peterson Elliott Marilla McCianathan Mason Cynthia Byers Ault Carole Oelke Townsend Bettye Spicer Mays Martha Alexander Ginzl Gladys Terry Mathews Gladys Badowski Linda Davis Williams Vettye Bernhardt Morton Ruth Greenlees Good Shirley Siegfried McGinnis Wilma Lagemann Barner BET A UPSILON Marjorie See Reeves Joanne Gullotta Patr icia Lambert McMahan Mary Frist Banes Elizabeth A. Abbey Gwendolyn Ferrington Robin Margaret T oth Hall Joyce Fash McMahon Mary Dieter Barkdoll Kathy King Allen Kristy Cathey Salter Nancy Nelson Hamilton Mabie Brachler Mohn Lois Matthews Becker Carol Burke Boylan Nancy Kinard See Zelma Seyler Hefner Colleen M. Molloy Joan Ruth Berry Pearl Markus Brazee Dorothy Donald Shank Baunelle Blume Hoff Mary Doering Neal Oarjean Firke Blessman Marilyn Christman Colvin Linda Caffrey Steindor1 Julia Dickinson Holdren Kimberley S. Opeka Sue Mattner Briles Linda L. Oeam Marjorie Murchison Stephan Amy Hurschman Peggy L. Paetsch Gloria S. Brown Hazel Smith Dunn Mary Carter Waggonner Carol Reed Johnson Margaret Kestian Pokorny Julie Gloyd Buchanan Adrienne Lusin Dziak Karen Marlowe Williams Jaqueline Ingram Kelley Karen Anne Pollitt Barbara Anne Buhler Mary Happoldt Farbeann Martha Reed Wojecki Martha Rexroad Kindelberger Neta Hoobler Pottle Martha Cain Bush Donna Poole Foehr Jo McWilliams Wright Elizabeth A. Maclean Beverly Knobeloch Schmidt Christina Clark Joan Miller Fritz BETA ZETA Janette Relgert Merr iam Mary Fuchs Shay Luvada Maude Coffing Isabel Hutton Virg inia Cooper Andary Winifred Finkel Merritt Twanna Crider Soifer Jean Blair Crail Jacqueline Aldrich Legg Cynthia Dick Atnip Sally Cowell Modie Dorothy Adamson Sours Janet Cripe Camille Davis McClellan Jean Whitman Brown Dorothy Bryant Mooren Janet Leehaug Spears Sarah Otto Dement Ellen Schlemmer Millman Ann Essex Camp Kathleen Mul liken Betty Jane Taggart Reg ina Booker Dutton Karen Hetsler Nunez Linda Hodge Dyson Catherine Wilkinson Reiter Ann Thelen Phyllis Groah Eldinary Theodosia List Palmer Carol McGuigan Eisenhour Mary Meredith Rose Bryna Goldsmith Towb Mary Wick Elias Pauline A. Pickering Wendy Fisher Bernice Hale Savasten Janet Caspall Voorhees Dor is A. Ell iott Nancy Troup Purdy Jane Levin Gold Eleanor Jane Scott Jean McAllister Elrod Jane E. Ross Virginia Davis Goss Treva Lemasters Seepe Norma Singel Walker Margaret Hushek English Barbara Kurth Sitzes Dorothy Hussong Graeff Pearl Baughman Smith Susan Hedrich Wallace Lynet Fontaine Ruth Marie Tomsuden Marion Dameron Harvatt Martha Aul son Wilkinson Cynthia Buell Wing Karen Booker Fuller Martha Miller Warner George Foster Hetherington Ruth Repsher Wyckolf Mary Luke Ziegle Patricia Frisby Galloway Gerri Hodgins Wright Jean Morgan Hilleary Wanda Wheeler Young BETA XI Theresa Ottenbacher Hage BETA PHI

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Attending the Western Panhellenic Conference were, standing, Melanie Margolis, Zeta Epsilon; Chris Kooy, Upsilon, panhellenic president; Fiona Glendenning, Delta Iota, panhellenic president; Susan Sinclair, Epsilon Omega. Seated, Paula Jenkins, Zeta Omicron; Alison Moore, Epsilon Omega, panhellenic president; Betty Merman, NPC first alternate delegate; Past National President Ernes­tine Collins, University of Washington panhellenic adviser; Natalie Malin, Epsilon Tau. Not pic­tured, Melissa Ford, Epsilon Omega; Cindy Penrose, Delta Iota.

Mary Klad is Mikulin Al ice Smith Holt Louise Grider Barrick Beverly Dunn Oakes BETA CHI Cynthia Safranek Jenkins Judy Bowman Barstow Kimberly Murphy Petih Carolyn Reid Allen Katherine Mclennan Kirkdorffer Lori Thompson Black Vicki Appleby Shoap Virginia J. Berrettini Beverly Nielsen Miller Margaret L. Boyce G. Summerhill Shultz Marjorie Russell Brunsell Jean Mathiasen Miller Joyce McNeely Bradley Jane Ross Stempel Karen Leitner Champney Jacqueline Snyder Pospisil Opal Oorseh Brown Arlene Rupert Summerhill Barbara Worley Oosta Judy Book Ricker Kathleen Marie Deacon Jacquelyn Oanshaw Tucker Shirley Anderson Forden Sigrid Schakat Skvorc Marilyn Culver Duncan Genevieve M. Warner Cecelia Smith Fruchter Carole Kucera Woodworth Edythe Sexton Gosnell Cathryn Rich Zawacki Margaret Carol Gant GAMMA ALPHA Frances Dawson HolleN Ann Fischer Zimmerman Jane Weber Hopkins Caryl Core Cl ine Nicole Williams Howard GAMMA EPSILON Georgia Hill Keel Eve Curry Susan Christ Huck Rhonda Spellman Abraham Susan Milne Magill Marilyn P Friedman Deborah Ann Johnson Patricia Sloand Adams Janine Jensen McClanahan Carol Van Bradt Hall Rosemary Murphy Laxson Anne Weaver Booske Carol Briano Mclafferty Eileen Houck Headricks Berty Peak Learn Ruth Miller Brudereck Saundra Shaw Paddock Felicia Friedman Kadlub Suzanne Gels Long Alva Spence Camp Benita Francis Schwartz Deborah Brough King Carolyn Mahan Martin Tara M. Coccodrilli Mary Mugele Sealfon

Jan Tuhle Kubicki Jane Cripe Massey Kathryn Eyanson Cogley C. Miner Shepherd

Janet Fowler Larr ison Catherine Stoh Matheny Rita Keene Donnelly

Cheryl Sedivia Tyson Elaine Apking Linn

Patricia Ripple Newby Ellen Berringer Faller Margo Ann Wells Sara A. Newlin Lois Schorr Finley Anne Sheldon Westfall Aletha Gaines Lyster Karen Simpson Owen Martha Baigis Greco Mary Roberts Whelen Virginia Boone Martin Harriet L. Paddock Mary Fornari Horvath BETA PSI Doria Sims McGonagle Pamela Smock Pereira Janice Keith Kennedy Julie Kay Anderson Carol Fuj ~a Mitsuyoshi Susan Medlicoh Pr ice Jean Wolfe Kensinger Linda Oden Berkshire Karyn Anderson Pedersen Mariella Fay Reisz Jane Ahlquist Kirsch Gail Schriefer Booth Naomi Huey Pivonka Sandra Hammond Ruddick Patric ia Albano Manzi Sandra Maxwell Boyce Anna Berger Ross Anita M. Sallas Diane Bohi McDonald Linda Braunschweiger Auriel Dram Sandstead Evelyn Halas Sangalis Susan Hall McGlone Dana Marie Christie Debra Keeton Simpson Barbara Johnson Schroeder Joan Meyer Anne Merman Christopher June Meloh Stewart Roberta Fox Stein Dell Glenn Retcofsky Allyn Cook Audrey Tyau Tam Mary Ellen Blevins Stepanich Jennifer Roese Kristine Ames Flertzheim Catherine Lewis Thompson Cynthia Kay Stofer Kathleen Vescio Rosella Marsha Keeling Hill Stephanie Kube Williams Juanita Bearty Stultz Vicky Champion Shawl Sharon Elizabeth Hodor GAMMA BETA Lois Waltz Vernon Sara Lunn Turley Sharon Hoham Marion Atherton Beemer Margaret Blair Warrick Karen T urtzer Teri Lynn Husbands Carol J. Benson GAMMA DELTA Lynda Olenchuk Withiam Gail Hickcox Kiefer Ethel Elsie Bohen Marjorie Brandon Beecher GAMMAZETA Teri Lord Susan Dec rick Buxton Linda Krapp Berggren Jewel Bartels Anderson Leslie Carol Lur ie Linda L. Dodge Marie Boehe Evelyn Sefcik Berleman Mary Ellen Lynch Carol Gay Hobaugh Alice Marie Bones Kathy Mitchell Burke Martha Curt in Marston Donna Burns Long Helen Skinner Brunner R~a Simo Clements Laura Erin McClellan Mary Margaret Murdock Dawn Reiter Chesonis Joan Hidzick Dove Marianne C. Morgan Karen A. Payne Sara Swank Clark

Louise Maves Drane Barbara Salmon Park Nadine A. Ramaut Marilyn Bowman Converse Susan Shaw Paulin Barbara Kilburn Russell Evelyn Schlosske Crain Jan Bauer Dunbar

Mildred Begley Redding Hazel Cleveland Saye Bonnie Stevenson Defilippi Lois Hammen Frank

Kathryn Eggen Richards Karlyn Zick Sisson Inez Endlich Ford Lizabeth Gustafson Gerske

Sheri L. Smith Carolyn Becker Smith Sandra Lindberg Harris Patricia Doweidt Hurdle

Lavon Smith Todt Carlle Broman Steele Margaret E. Ireland Tomee Ulbrich Keto

Anna Brewer Weir Mary Kay Stoppert Margaret Taylor Lemmon Constance Buss Koehler

BETA OMEGA Margaret A. Villneff Mary Gordon Lythgoe Carol Higgins Meyer

Lewanna Ous Darnell GAMMA GAMMA Bernice Swank Marsh Marlene Lang Mihojevich

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Berty Waldron Portenlanger Charlohe Klecan Prosnansky Norma Kyler Richmond Joan Gavelek Richoz Arlene Weichbrodt Rose Janet B. Rysz Judith Holzworth Scheid Karen Kay Schneeberger Patricia Reimisch Shorey Laura Berg Sibley Noreen Klindera Stedronsky Judith Schroeder SteNner Marilyn Prochaska Terrell Nancy Hill WilleMs June Mundson Wolf Carole Froncek Yankus Sandy A. Yapp GAMMA ETA Sherry L. Anderson Catherine Zacha Averill Linda Zagrocki Bannon Rosanne Kuehr Bower Amy Brockopp Byrne Deborah Mills Dailey Kelly McCoy Davis Lynda Brown Dumoulin Stacy Sterling Ouray Carolyn Jensen Ouy Lor i Bullock Ehmke Sue Ann Ellyson Tracy Lynn Elrod Mary Poffenbarger Fisher Laura Hepp Fisher Leatrice A. Fisher Lavonne Custance Gerardo! Cynthia L. Glass Louann Bertram Haviza Patricia Barr Head Beverly Heman Connie Rosemeyer Hunt Sheryl Rice Hutchins Marjorie Sanderson Hutchinson Rebecca L. Inglis Wilmeha Kemp Jessick Catherine Bowden Kellogg Connie Shook Knauff Sally Stealy Lee Virginia Green Marciano Amy Nicoson Martone Margaret Burres May Beth Spencer McCully Maribeth Hosler McKaig Shirley Springer Miller Betsy Ross Mitchell Clair Moritz Rebecca Hunter Morris Teresa Bynum Petro Karen Buckert Phelan Marcia Robinson Sharon A. Robinson Peggy Krol Ross Ann Keller Skinner Mary Baker Smith Sarah K. Darling Smith Kathy Palmer Stamper Barbara Nielsen Stirn Wendy J. Swenson Meg Gol ightly Swindler Luella Wagner Laura Kellam Winebrenner GAMMA THETA Diane Thompson Arnold Barbara Friendson Barnes Marilyn Biggers BurdeN Sharon Closson Garay Maxine Wylde Halka Ethel Oliphant Keeler Joan Smith Martin Sharron Oakleaf Seidenberg Gloria Reyes Servais Sharon Jensen Taylor Nancy Andersen Thorneycro« Kristina Nordsten Tobin Cheryl White Mary Ellioh Yount

GAMMA IOTA Linda Ward Adams Susan Barr Axtell Susan Schneider Barker Jane Duncan Benton Kimberly S. Biggs Deborah Smith Bourland Ann Posey Brigman Jan Causey Brown Yvonne Bruneau Pamela Logan Burrow Judith A. Burt

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