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Five women take risks to form Alpha Sigma Alpha

BY SUZANNE KILGANNON PRESTON, BI NatiDnal President

Earlier this year, the 150th anniversary of the women's suffrage movement was celebrated. In the mid1800s, women did not hold office, rarely attended college or spoke in public and did not vote. Married women were considered property of their husbands, unable to sue, divorce or own property.

Many women longed for equality in many areas of their lives. It took radical leaders to publicly gather together women at Seneca Falls, NY, for a convention on "social, civil and religious conditions and rights of women."

This November, Alpha Sigma Alpha celebrates its 97th anniversary. In 1901 in south central Virginia, women were allowed to pursue an education in a limited number of fields of study. In addition the Virginia legislature did not look fondly on "secret societies."

The resources to develop and expand the dream of sisterhood were not readily available to the five young

'We are now the leaders who will continue the dream of our founders.

Let us learn from this historic year and grow in the strength of our sisterhood.' women who founded our sorority. It took a set of radical leaders, Louise Cox, Juliette Hundley, Mary Hundley, Virginia Boyd and Calva Watson, to develop a sorority that would have a "four-fold purpose."

As I read about the women of the suffrage movement, I was struck by the similarities that exist between those women and the five who founded Alpha Sigma Alpha. Both groups of women were brave trailblazers who took risks for the principles in which they believed. They stepped forward and identified themselves as leaders of a movement.

I know the suffragettes would be proud of what our founders did and of what we continue to strive for today.

The lives of women are much easier now than during their time. But we should never take for granted what we have: the privilege of higher education, the privilege of choice and the privilege of the sisterhood we share in Alpha Sigma Alpha.

We are now the leaders who will continue the dream of our founders.

Let us learn from this historic year and grow in the strength of our sisterhood.

As we look toward our centennial only a few short years away, let us commit to creating a legacy that will allow Alpha Sigma Alpha to be a place for all women to thrive.

Happy Founders' Day.

Below: Women suffragists picket in front of the White House on college day in 1917. National Women's Party Collection.

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National Convention

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FEATURES 4

National Convention: Making a difference Texas style

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Alumnae initiates find a home in Alpha Sigma Alpha

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Foundation continues to make a difference

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Founders' Day Message

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Foundation donor list

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Scholarship Honor Roll

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Collegiate Corner

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COVER Attendees at the 1998 national convention in Irving, TX, gather on the lawn behind the hotel for a group photograph.

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Members of the 1998-2000 national council, installed at convention, are, from Vice President of Extension Lori White Scott, EE, Vice President of Finance Barbara lombrano Williamson, HH, Vice President of Programs Marianne B Bullock, BE>, National President Suzanne Kilgannon Preston, Bl, Vice Prl!~:irll!nr • Communications Dolly Purvis loyd, Bd, Vice President of Collegians Barbara Pennington Struble, dN, and Vice President of Alumnae Debbie Sharp Craig,

Maureen G. Mulvaney during her high-energy presentation on how to cope with stress in today's hectic world.

Joan Morley, BB, left, a noted language scholar and professor at the University of Michigan, receives the Recognition of Eminence Award from National President Suzanne Kilgannon Preston, Bl. Katie Gallagher, dE, right, grand prize red, white and blue costume winner, with new initiate Adoneca Harrison-Fortier, BE>.

lilyB Moskal, BZ, nationally known speaker and author speaks at a general about achieving your personal potential.

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Jennifer l. Richard, E<P, chairman of the popular Marketplace, and convention chairman Leslie Maxwell Ziringer, rH, and prepare to give out the many prizes they accumulated to those who visited all the booths.

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of the long-range planning committee, following a presentation by the committee the move of national headquarters to Indianapolis, are, from left, Suzanne Kilgannon BI, Joanne Burroughs Zabaldo, BE>, Barbara lombrano Williamson, HH, incoming lchairm;:tn Mary Sidhu Pittman, EB, and outgoing chairman linda Bonine Rogers, dl.

Four days of sisterhood at the 1998 nat1onal convention in Irving LORI MUEHLBAUER ROBINSON, dK AND NORA TEN BROECK, BK Phoenix staff "Howdy y'alll" said National President 'Suzanne Kilgannon Preston, BI, as she welcomed everyone to the 1998 Alpha Sigma Alpha National Convention in living, TX. Saying everyone would celebrate "making a difference Texas style," Suzanne kicked off the convention with a philanthropic presentation to living , a program for disadvantaged youths.

Shelly McClendon, vice president of the Greater living Las Colinas Jaycees; Genevieve Ramos, a member of the living Together Board of Directors; Kay Schect, who works for Irving Together; and several local children accepted the many gifts of toys and books brought to convention by members of Alpha Sigma Alpha. Irving Together, founded in 1993, provides recreation, help in searching for summer jobs, computer classes, tutoring and mentoring where the children live. The organization has been credited with helping to lower the juvenile crime rate .

Speaker LilyB Moskal, BZ, then spoke to those at a general session about achieving the potential within themselves.

LilyB is a nationally known speaker, author, sales trainer and speech consultant. She lives in New Orleans.

Donning western gear, convention goers then took a bus to the Circle R Ranch where they participated in line dancing, horseback riding, hay rides, roping horses, a barbecue dinner and a rodeo.

Convention excitement began again early Friday morning with the Four-Star Chapter breakfast hosted by the National Council for collegians, alumnae, advisors and province directors from these chapters. Each outstanding chapter was recognized for its achievements in the past year.

At the first business meeting, Sidney Gremillion Allen, '1"1', was recognized for her lifetime contributions to the sorority.

Irving Mayor Morris Parrish declared the day "Sidney Allen Day" and provided her with a key to the city and an official proclamation. Sidney also was presented Continued on page 7

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Sporting red, white and blue costumes, at left, are Paula Cyrus Foreman, PP, Marlys Jarrett White, BB, and MaryAnn Sidehamer Wenzel, rH. Below are Sharon Manzo, B~.

Joanna Jones and leslie Gatherum, advisor and members of Beta Pi Chapter.

Dolly Purvis loyd , B~. right, outgoing national chairman of philanthropies, with guests from Special Olympics. They are, from left, Bob Barmon, Donna Barmon, Myles Barmon and David Dada , Special Olympics/Texas.

Some of the members of the convention choir, above, help lead the singin during a meeting. They are, from left, Frances Jobson Francis, BE, Katharine Wilson Burke, NN, Cynthia Rhoades Ryan, M, pianist linda Mitchell, M, and Chayna l. Wilson, EM. They were directed by conventior song leader Ellen Funk Morris, BA. v

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an Amertcan flag that had been flown the U.S. Capitol on Hermes Day by congressional representative.

Following the meeting, delegates made way to a vartety of workshops and for the convention photo outside hotel.

The palm dinner followed a memortal and initiation of four women (see article). During the dinner vartous philanthropic projects, accom~slmu:nts of the S. June Smith Center the work of Special Olympics were Mhlighted. Alpha Sigma Alpha scholarwere awarded for graduate and ltndler~;racluate work.

Saturday, July 4, was red, white and lue day and was highlighted by The !arketplace, which provided an afternoon >learn more about Alpha Sigma Alpha nd to have fun. There was a red, white nd blue costume contest, games, prizes, arot card readers and sketch artists. ater that evening, a Texas-sized fireworks isplay entertained thousands of people â&#x20AC;˘ho came to Irving for the evening. Alphas

spent the evening having fun with karaoke and social time.

The Foundation breakfast opened Sunday with the theme of "Every dollar makes a difference." Attendees heard an update on the Alpha Sigma Alpha Foundation and saw donors recognized.

Later, Maureen G. Mulvaney, better known as MGM, provided a humorous and inspirational message about stress management during a general session. MGM's motto, "change your perceptions, change your life," provided those in attendance with a look at the lighter side of how to handle stress. This was followed by Alpha excursions for sight-seeing and shopping.

The highlight of convention came Sunday evening with the installation of officers and the awards banquet. A presentation gave a preview of the sorortty's centennial convention in Richmond, VA, in the year 2000. Four-Star and other chapters were recognized, individual awards were given and those present saw how every member makes a difference.

Me1nbe,n: of the Dallas Alumnae Chapter, hostesses for the 1998 national convention, wear r atching red and white to the Circle R Ranch.

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Laura Adelman, ~H. Gamma Lambda advisor, participates in a skit previewing the sorority's centennial celebration in

2001.

Sidney Gremillion Allen, 'IMI', former NPC delegate and past chairman of NPC, accepts the key to the city of Irving from Mayor Morris Parrish in honor of Sidney Allen day, commemorating her 34years of service to Alpha Sigma Alpha.

Nancy Lucas Mcfaddin, BB, a member of the Denver Alumnae Chapter, explains one of the chapter's philanthropic projects to a visitor to the alumnae chapter booth at the Marketplace.

Initiated at the 1998 national convention were, seated from left, Adoneca Harrison-Fortier, Mary Watson, Shannon Haggard Kelly and Dana Nieto Frisbie. Behind them are their sponsors, from left, Marianne Busch Bullock, B0, Kelly Augustyniak, 1:!. Y, Tanya Trumbla, 1:!. Y, Betty Yount Gardner, BA, and Dana Glover, Br.

chapters and wanted to participate more fully in the sisterhood and friendship they found there.

Recently several women, ranging in ages from 23 to 93, have been initiated into Alpha Sigma Alpha.

The Tampa Bay duo Beatrice (Babs) McKinley was invited to a Tampa Bay Alumnae Chapter luncheon by her friend, Emma Coleman Frost, IIII, more than 10 years ago. After that luncheon, Babs continued to attend because she liked what the experience brought to her life.

"I like the alumnae chapter because it keeps me young even at age 95," Babs said. "I enjoy attending luncheons where women can bring their babies, talk about upcoming marriages or their careers."

Babs attended Rutgers University where she received a bachelor's degree in food and nutrition. She received her master's degree in education from Columbia University. Babs most recently

Alumnae initiatesfind a horne in A!A Dreams of sorority M membership still can come true

BY DEBBIE SHARP CRAIG, ZZ Natinnal Vice President ofAlumnae

ost of us went through rush as collegians and then were initiated shortly after a period of membership education. Those collegiate days were filled with pep rallies, Greek games, intramurals, Founders' Day, candlelights, meetings and formals. There was laughter, fellowship , friendship and sisterhood.

But some women did not have the opportunity or resources to join a sorority during their college years. Through the Alpha Sigma Alpha alumnae initiate program, dreams of sorortty membership still can come true.

There are many reasons why women are interested in becoming initiates as alumnae. Some learn about the special sisterhood of Alpha Sigma Alpha through a close friend or relative. Some have belonged to a campus local sorority but sought to extend sisterhood after college.

Some have seen AJ.A philanthropic endeavors and were interested in helping.

Others have participated in alumnae chapter activities or advised collegiate

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served as a board member at the Horizon House where she currently lives.

Doris McGahey met Emma Coleman Frost in 1991 through a mutual friend. At the same time, Doris was sitting next to Sally Weyeler Constantinou, XX, in her church choir and discovered that she and Sally both knew Em Frost. For the last four years, Doris and her husband Warren have been Emma Coleman Frost's caregivers.

"The Tampa Bay Alumnae Chapter has the best group of people, and I enjoy attending the meetings," Doris said. "At the national convention at Saddlebrook, I enjoyed meeting everyone and felt the tremendous sisterhood. With Em recommending me to join the sorority, it was an added bonus."

Doris received her bachelor's degree in nursing from Indiana University. She will be serving on the executive board for the alumnae chapter this year.

On Nov. 16, 1996, Babs, who was sponsored by Emma Coleman Frost and Ethel Schutt Peterson, IIIT, and Doris, who was sponsored by Sally 1HE PHOENIX OF ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA

Constantinou, were initiated at the Tampa Bay Alunmae Chapter Founders' Day celebration.

Advisor initiate Darby Gwisdala was introduced to Alpha Sigma Alpha when two collegians who worked in her office were looking for advisors in 1997. Darby, who graduated with a bachelor's degree in interpersonal and public communications from Central Michigan University, is the special assis. tant for the provost and vice president for academic affairs at the university.

Darby, who knew nothing about Greek life, agreed to become the advisor after finding Beta Theta Chapter did not fit the stereotypes she had of sororities.

'The Beta Theta Chapter members are so inclusive." she said. 'There are all shapes, sizes, socioeconomic backgrounds, and they were without an advisor but still able to keep the chapter together. The national philanthropic endeavors with Special Olympic and the S. June Smith Center are very special to me, because I have two grandchildren that are handicapped."

After welcoming Darby as chapter advisor, the women thought initiation would help her feel even more a part of the chapter, and Darby was initiated on Nov. 22, 1997.

Houston Alunmae Chapter treasurer for the upcoming year.

Dallas connection Many Alpha Sigma Alphas dream of their daughters becoming a member of the sorority, and at the 1998 national convention, it became a reality for Betty Yount Gardner, BA. Shannon Haggard Kelly started attending reorganization meetings of the Dallas Alunmae Chapter with her mother while in college. She quickly became the "little sis" of the chapter.

Shannon graduated from the University of Dallas in 1991. A French high school teacher, she resides with her husband Sean and newborn son Conor in Coppell, TX. "Being involved with the Dallas Alunmae Chapter has taught me a lot

"I want to interact with professional women who can be my mentors," Dana said, "and that is why I am interested in continuing my membership in Alpha Sigma Alpha."

Dana attends the University of North Texas and is working on her degree in athletic training. She recently gave birth to her first child, a legacy, Julia.

Mary Watson learned of Alpha Sigma Alpha through her friend of 11 years, Tanya Trumbla, 1::. Y. Through Tanya, Mary was introduced to the Dallas Alunmae Chapter and felt at home instantly. Mary was sponsored by Tanya Trumbla and Kelly Augustyniak, 1::. Y, during initiation at the 1998 national convention.

"I especially enjoyed the close relationships of the women in the (Dallas) chapter," Mary said. 'These women offered

Houston initiate Adoneca Harrison-Fortier saw The Phoenix at a friend's mother's house.

Impressed with the cover and the sorority's philanthropic projects, she called the national vice president of alunmae and began attending meetings of the Houston Alunmae Chapter.

"I was searching for an organization with strong sisterhood, with a history of professionalism, values and a respect for organizations that focused on helping the physically or mentally challenged."

Adoneca said. "Most of all, I was looking for a group of women with kind hearts and friendly personalities who would be open to new ideas and changes. " Adoneca, who received her psychology degree in 1995 from the University of New Orleans, is a researcher at the University ofTexas School of Public Health and lives in Houston with her husband and son.

She was sponsored by Marianne Busch Bullock, B速, and initiated at the 1998 national convention. She will be the TiiE PHOENIX OF ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA

Tampa Bay alumnae initiated Beatrice McKinley and Doris McGahey, center, back row, in a November 1996. With them are their sponsors Ethel Schutt Peterson, IIII, back left, Emma Coleman Frost, IIII, back right, and Sally Weyeler Constantinou, XX ,front. about friendship and sisterhood," Shannon said. "Becoming an official member of the sorority has deepened my understanding and enriched my life."

Dana Nieto Frisbie pledged Beta Gamma Chapter at Northeastern State University, OK, in the fall of 1993.

Although unable to go through initiation due to financial circumstances, Dana continued to be friends with members of the chapter.

When Dana and her husband, Dak, moved to Dallas, she began communicating with her former chapter sister, Dana Glover, Bf, who talked her into attending Dallas Alunmae Chapter meetings and encouraged her to think about initiation at the 1998 national convention.

wonderful support group. Also I enjoy being active with an organization that does so much philanthropy."

A CPA, Mary recently moved to Washington, DC, where she works for the Internal Revenue Service.

If alunmae or collegians know of a woman who would be a worthy candidate and believe she would be interested in membership, they should introduce her to other members. For more information about the alunmae initiate program, please contact the national vice president ofalunmae.

Also contributing to this article w ere Angela Dantzler Bauldree, BZ, Region VI director, and Marianne Busch Bullock, B速, national vice president ofprograms.

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NEWS TO NOTE New staff at national headquarters

administrators. Dana Campbell is administrative assistant.

Joining the professional staff at national headquarters in Indianapolis in September were Kelly Gillespie Miller, EH, formerly Province XVII director, as director of chapter services and Teresa Boyer Fishback, ~K, as director of communications.

Kelly, a 1993 graduate of Virginia Wesleyan College, was previously at Marquette University, WI, where she served on the student affairs staff and worked with the Greek system. As director of collegiate services, she will be in charge of support for collegiate chapters.

Teresa, a 1990 graduate of the University of Southern Indiana, was a video production assistant in Indianapolis. Her primary projects will be support of The Phoenix staff and web site.

Also joining the staff recently was its first male member, Floyd Reeves was joined shortly thereafter by Brad Hagar. Both are financial records

GMI changes name to Kettering University

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Each fellowship is for $5,000. The application deadline is Feb. 1, 1999.

For additional information and application materials, contact Bethany A. Deines, director of development, Phi Kappa Tau Foundation, 14 N. Campus Ave., Oxford, OH 45056.

GMI Engineering and Management Institute, home of Delta Nu Chapter, became Kettering University on Jan. 1, 1998.

The new name pays tribute to noted inventor Charles F. Kettering, who was instrumental in the founding and growth of GMI. He served as a GM vice president and helped establish the Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research in New York City.

His inventions included the electric starting system for automobiles.

Colony closed The National Council of Alpha Sigma Alpha announced on March 4, 1998, the closing of the colony at Coastal Carolina University.

Despite their efforts, the members of the colony were unable to complete the contract for chartering. The colony was established in December 1995.

Houston, Dayton Alumnae establish websites

Phi Kappa Tau Foundation announces fellowships_

The Houston Area and Dayton, OH, Alumnae Chapters have joined St. Louis with alumnae chapter websites.

Visit Houston at www.geocities.com/ CollegePark/Gym/5046. Dayton is at www.angelfire.com/ oh/ asadaytonalum.

The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation will award up to three fellowships for the 1999-2000 year for graduate study for men and women who have made exemplary leadership contributions beyond the undergraduate level.

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displayed along with notes of congratulations from other chapters.

The banquet was held at the he Zeta Xi Chapter of Alpha Sigma Airport Embassy Suites. The keynote Alpha was installed Saturday, speaker was Justin Meeks, assistant March 21, 1998, at Lindenwood director of student activities, who University in St. Charles, MO. spoke on how he had seen the women This chapter began as a local of Zeta Xi follow their open motto: sorority named Nu Sigma Sigma.

Aspire, Seek, Attain. This provided the The colony went through the Phoenix perfect segue to the three toasts. The degree in January 1996. They are the Aspire toast was given by Kelly second national sorority on campus.

Christian, a collegian from Beta The installation weekend started Kappa Chapter, Western Illinois with the Friday night get-together University. The Seek toast was given party for incoming collegians, visiting

by Christina Merriman Breeding, AA, alumnae and the installation team. chapter membership advisor and St. The Zeta Xi installation team Louis alumnae chapter president. The consisted of National President Attain toast was given by Bonnie Suzanne Kilgannon Preston, BI, Payne Koenneman, ZZ, past national National Chairman of Colonies counselor and St. Louis alumnae r - - - - - - . . . J . . . . _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - , chapter member.

Eleanor Barbas Williams, A, LeaderCharter initiates The program for ship Consultant Collegians: Rebecca Ann Naeger, LeighAnn Buschjost, Marcia Rae Arnel, the evening ended Michelle Lynn Boyer, Melissa Lynn Clayton, Kristine Elizabeth DuBois, Ronda with the presentation Patti Balwanz, B};, Province XVIII Rae Figge, Marti Alayne Harvey, Jennifer Ellen Helfrich, Gina Michelle of the charter to the Director Christina Johnson, Pamela Marie Kasten, Karen Ann Kemper, Mandy Ann Kohenskey, new chapter by Schmidt Reiss, B};, Michelle Audra Kohlenhoefer, Jessica Camille Kruse, Regina Emily Lucas, National President Province XV Director Bridget Ann Madigan, Patricia Ruth Maniaci, Katherine Suzanne Orf, Jaime Suzanne Preston.

Angela Schaefer Hope Paxton, Erin Lea Perkins, Christina Marie Pillow, Lisa Christine Suzanne also preMoskal, B};, and Schneider, Laura Marie Schultz, Angela Michelle Simmons, Angela Marie sented phoenix Interim Director of Smith, Jennifer Marie Vanderbeck, Jennifer Catherine Vesper and Emily recognition pins to Collegiate Chapter Julia Vieweg. the charter members Alumna: Amy Christina Fritzler. of Zeta Xi Chapter.

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Installation day began bright and early with breakfast for all the visitors and colony members. Following the Sanctuary Degree, Christina Reiss conducted the installation of the new chapter. Angela Moskal, chapter advisor, then conducted the first installation of chapter officers.

The white luncheon was held at Mother-In-Law House, a cafe on the waterfront in historic St. Charles.

After lunch, the past colony presidents, Marcia Arnel and Leigh Ann Buschjust, joined the current chapter president in opening all the gifts bestowed upon the new chapter.

At a reception parents and faculty had a chance to congratulate the new chapter members. Cake and punch were served, and all the gifts were

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Your contributions help impact the lives of "For the Foundation, the sorority and the community we serve, every dollar does rriake a difference."

BY DR. ROSEMARY CARUCCI GOSS, BII Foundation Chairman

he last year was an excellent one for the Alpha Sigma Alpha Foundation. During the 1998 national convention in Dallas, more scholarships, and in the greatest amounts ever, were awarded to collegiate and alumnae members.

This was made possible by collegians and alumnae like you who gave generously to the 1997-98 Annual Sisterhood Appeal. Your support has made a difference in the lives of many of our members as was evidenced by the reaction of the scholarship recipients who were in attendance at convention.

And we have made a difference beyond the boundaries of our own sisterhood. Last year through the Foundation, we contributed more than $10,000 to the S. June Smith Center for developmentally delayed children. The center, located in Lancaster, PA. was named after Alpha Sigma Alpha alumna Dr. S. June Smith in recognition of her work with children with special needs.

Because of our support, one room at the center has now been named the Alpha Sigma Alpha classroom.

Foundation Chairman Dr. Rosemary Carucci Goss, BIT, National President Kilgannon Preston, Bl, and Foundation Vice Chairman Leslie Maxwell fH, with children and adults of Irving Together, a group that aids needy vou1ths JI among the many gifts brought to national convention by collegians and a

Changing of the Guard During the annual meeting of the Foundation board of trustees, we said good-bye to Deborah Fields Dietrich, BN, and Suzanne Hebert, BZ. Their years of work for the Foundation are greatly appreciated.

The Foundation was pleased to welcome Cindy Fundis Smith, EE, and Sidney Gremillion Allen, 'fill, to the board of trustees. Cindy, a former chapter consultant and member of national council, is a functional analyst at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City. Sidney, a 50-year member of Alpha Sigma Alpha from

Minden, IA, thought she was to retire from national work after serving for many years on the national council and most rec:en1tlyJ for 20 years on the National Panhellenic Conference aeJeg~mon J readily agreed to serve.

Convention highlights

During the 1998 national tion, the Foundation recognized 36 charter members of the Wilma Wilson Sharp Society and rec1Dl!Ilizcl collegiate and alumnae chapters their contributions. The Dallas Alumnae Chapter surprised the vention body by donating $1,998 the Foundation and challenging next host site, Richmond, VA, to tribute $2,000 at the convention in1 2000.

Two new scholarships, the Anna Giraud Endowed Founders'

The 199B-99 Foundation trustees are, from left, Barbara Lombrano Williamson, HH, Director of Development Lisa Tail Longo, fH, Cindy Fundis Smith, EE, Rosemary Carucci Goss, BIT, Sidney Gremillion Allen, 'IMI", Leslie Maxwell Ziringer, fH, Suzanne Kilgannon Preston, BI.

loul1da11ion Chairman Dr. Rosemary Carucci Goss, BIT, accepts a check for ! ,998 from members of the Dallas Alumnae Chapter. The chapter challenged convention hostesses to contribute checks to the Foundation in a dollar matching the year of the convention.

Memortal ScholarsWp and the S. June Smith Endowed Founders' Memortal ScholarsWp, were awarded for the first time.

As the Foundation looks forward to the sorortty's 100th anniversary, we have begun to look at how we celebrate tWs significant

those individuals who have given cumulative gifts of $1,000 or more to the Foundation. To date there are 48 "Proud 100" members and many who are close to reaching the $1,000 contrtbution level.

Approximately one year ago the sorortty began a new identity campaign: "Every member makes a difference." Soon after, the Foundation began using the slogan, "Every dnUnr makes a difference. " For the Foundation, the sorortty and the community we setve, every dollar does make a difference. Please use the forms included in tWs issue to help make that difference. Become a member of the "Proud 100."

Betty Urban Wallick, zz, right, congratulates Lois Beers, Br, on helping put donations during the 1998 national convention over the $10,000 mark.

This matched the amount given during the 1997 Emma Coleman Frost Leadership Development Institutes.

Unrestricted contributions to the Alpha Sigma Alpha Foundation between June 1, 1997, and May 31, 1998 Phoenix Donors $5,000 to $9,999 Beta Delta Mary Ann McCormack O'Hare

Beta Upsilon Nancy I.Z. Reese Gamma Eta Lisa Tait Longo

Beta Zeta Connie Schexnayder Suire Beta Theta Trudy L. Higgins

Beta Upsilon judith Hartman Richardson Catherine Miller Williams Gamma Epsilon Sandra Phillips Brzezinski Dorothy M. Zoeller

$2,500 to $4, 999

Gamma Omicron Patricia Semonich Marinich

Beta Iota Peggy Hopkins Ayers

Gamma Eta Leslie Maxwell Ziringer

Epsilon Iota Andrea ). Tunia

Beta Kappa Nora Ten Broeck

Gamma Lambda Silvana Filippello Richardson

Palm Donors

Collegiate Chapters Epsilon Epsilon Phi Phi Beta Epsilon Beta Kappa Beta Lambda Beta Nu Delta Nu-A Delta Upsilon University of the Incarnate Word Colony

Beta Nu Vivian Bell Outen

Gamma Omega Elizabeth Zubinski Heidel

Beta PI Anita justice Lewis Carol Barberie Seaburg

Delta Kappa Terri Higgs Sauter

Narcissus Donors

$7,000 to $2,499 Beta Beta Sue Zorichak Eta Eta Helen B. Lortz Epsilon Beta Mary Sidhu Pittman

Crown Donors $500 to $999

Alumnae Chapters Buffalo, NY

Eta Eta Barbara Lombrano Williamson

Pearl Donors

Beta Delta Elaine Rahaim Fuerst Beta Epsilon jean Raup Grady Beta Theta Marianne Busch Bullock Beta Lambda Cecily Coffelt Bullard Detla Nu Barbara Pennington Struble

Ruby Donors $250 to $499 Epsilon Epsilon Lori White Scott Zeta Zeta Betty Urban Wallick Eta Eta Diane Yencic james Psi Psi Sidney Gremillion Allen Elizabeth Brock Allison Beta Iota Suzanne Kilgannon Preston Beta PI Rosemary Carucci Goss

Delta Nu Carol Vandevoort Goodman Epsilon Gamma Shannon Steele Kirwan路 Epsilon Tau Andrea Schumacher Epsilon Chi Amy Rutledge Collegiate Chapters Alpha Gamma Eta Eta Beta Theta Beta Pi Beta Upsilon

$700 to $249 Alpha Alpha Kathleen Geib Boykin Sue). Henry Shirley Flickinger Stewart Beta Beta Karel Lyster Lowery Kathryn Mayer Delta Delta Evelyn McKinley Schneider Epsilon Epsilon Rose M. Blahut Cindy Fundis Smith Zeta Zeta Debbie Sharp Craig Johanna Haag Gardner Helen Taylor McGuire Judy DeMasters Winter Theta Theta Verna Clarke Powell Kappa Kappa Helen L. Corey Nancy Gingrich Riti Nu Nu Catherine Schneider Bakley M. jean Reimer Shull PI PI Carol Small Karal jacqueline Vito LoRusso

New members of the Proud 100 were honored at the 1998 national convention.

PROUD 100 Living members who have reached a lifetime giving level of $1,000 or more as of May 31, 1998, and have contributed during the 1997-98 campaign year. (!tallies indicate new to list this year.)

Over $10,000

$1,000-$2,499

Emma Coleman Frost, IIII Suzanne L. Hebert, BZ Helen B. Lortz, HH

Sidney Gremillion Allen, '1''1' Elizabeth Brock Allison, W Kathleen Geib Boykin, AA Cecily Coffelt Bullard, B.:l Kathleen Mel/wig Droboniku, KK Elaine Rahaim Fuerst, B.:l johanna Haag Gardner, ZZ Connie Peyton Hoffman, ZZ jacqueline Vito LoRusso, IIII Lisa Tait Longo, fH Patricia Semonich Marinich, fO Mary Sidhu Pittman, EB Suzanne Kilgannon Preston, BI Nancy Gingrich Riti, KK Lori White Scott, EE Karen Varde Stacy, <1><1> M. jean Reimet Shull, NN Marilyn Manion Stratton, BB Barbara Pennington Struble, .:lN Andrea j. Tunia, EI Barbara Lombrano Williamson, HH Judy DeMasters Winter, ZZ

$5,000-$9,999 Diane Yencic james, HH Bonnie Payne Koenemann, ZZ Mary Ann McCormack O'Hare, B.:l Betty Urban Wallick, ZZ Leslie Maxwell Ziringer, fH

$2,500-$4,999 Marianne Busch Bullock, B庐 Helen L. Corey, KK Deborah Fields Dietrich, BN Rose Marie Fellin, B~ Marilyn Ramsey Garbee, B~ Rosemary Carucci Goss, BIT jean Raup Grady, BE Kim Ramsey Meyer, BB Nancy I. Z. Reese, BY Evelyn McKinley Schneider, .:l.:l Sue Zorichak, BB

Gamma Zeta Delta Iota Epsilon Alpha Epsilon Gamma Epsilon Theta Epsilon Lambda leta Alpha Zeta Eta Zeta Nu Zeta Xi Zeta Rho

Alumnae Chapters Kansas City Others Chicago Tribune Foundation Rhone-Poulenc Rorer

Star Donors S1 toS99 Alpha Stephanie Anderson Aradia Bath Lynne Rachal Chambers Allison Ellis Amber Estep Melissa Ferrufino Anna Gettings Melissa Harrison Allison Hoke Susan Keener Lynnea Kinlein Nancy Parrish Lawson Gina Lester Amanda Marshall Aimee Merrill Elaine Pierce Palmer Heather Rumsey Julie M. Wiley Eleanor Borbas Williams ' Andrea Wollett Catherine Wood Ann Woodson Alpha Alpha Megan Arant Shirley Pallatto Bone Linda Crumb Bresnan Shara Carter Debra Colvin Dorothy Yelton Connor jennifer Resch Hofmann Peggy Porter Kipp Megan McGlone Elise Rice Payne Catherine Landolt Rauch Zelma Kah Sandberg Marna Ridenour Ward Karen Wisner Alpha Beta Patricia Anderson Bell Margaret Pegues Chapman Sharon Handley Monica Houghtlin )oy Mez Ludvigsen Susan Meyer-Eisenhauer Shannon Priddy Alpha Gamma Kathryn Meiser Barclay Ruth Taylor Birnstock Kathleen Rosko Book

Suzanne Beyer Murphy jane Shaffer Peters Marianne Orlando Pignone Lillian Porter Sutton Christine Strapac Thomas

Eta Eta Betty Gibbens Barnett Katie Barnett Patty Conrey Borushaski Shirley Ellis Brumbaugh Kimberly Burtnett Brenda Rua Chappell Beta Beta Megan Eisman Kim Bernhardt Barbour Brenda Findley Kris Bird Lori Schmitt Fortner Kendy Clark Blake jeanette Gardner Foster G.)une Lewinson Diane Knight Gilmore Bonacquista Becky Harrison Amy Butler Courtney Hein Shirley Swayze Dearth julie Knight Kami Dempsey Laura Landreth Lauren Eskanos Tara Marr Debra Gibson Meredith McGuire Dorothy Hughes Johnson LeAnn Perry Katie Kirby Wendy Pierce Margaret Weber Luccio Anna Seal judith McCormick Mary Canny Sesso Kim Ramsey Meyer jessica Ward Kristy Morris Blanch Emery Wise Amy Rasmussen Gertrude Crane Siebers Theta Theta Marilyn Manion Stratton jean Barbarick Lindsey Thompson Irma Wrenn Cullity Laura Matson Wells Elizabeth Hagar Beth Wright Marjorie Piner Kappa Kappa Zimmerman Laurette Villani Bushar Laura Wolf Carson Gamma Gamma Dorothy Kretschmer Thelma Karrle Ruff Chase Kathleen Mellwig Epsilon Epsilon Droboniku Kristin Wortman Cooper Carol Hafner Kelly Dickinson Michelle McCarter Amy Sutton Finkeldei Dorothy McNaul jennifer Griggs Lori Shere!

Sarah Griggs Marian Harris Wood Leslie Hess Christine Hoehn Lambda Lambda Dorothy Wilson Johnson Ethel Straw Guthrie Lacey Kaberline Nu Nu Susan Bostwick Kice Sandra Mendenhall Max Lynne Capraro Marcia Oliverio Cole jeanette Ferrell Neja jane Vrzak Newman Eleanor Battafarano Fadeley Carol Reeves Petitjean Rita Kemmerer Ridgely Phyllis Lacek Greco Tracy Brinkman Schlick Florence Pappas jenkins Claudia Exler Kubis Amy Skaggs Kyle Tholen Mary McGuire janet Volpe Sasin Marsha Thompson Vanessa VanGoethem XI XI Barbara Williamson Mildred Rich Gayton Zeta Zeta Omicron Omicron Caia Anthony Helen Frame Snyder Karen Rasnic Croce Dorothy Davisson PI PI Dallman jane Eggleston Barron Alyssa Dial Edith Snedecor Beatty Alisa Dungy Heather Kernan Costello Kristin Fierst janet Stowell Koelbl Amy Harman Elizabeth Lawrence Lucia Connie Peyton Hoffman Beatrice Diederich Angie jackson McKinley Doris Snodgrass Klein Betty Grever Morrison Bonnie Payne joan Grannis Roy Koenemman Lori Campbell Lawrence Marjorie Frisbee Suggs Marion Thomas Swenson Sue Covey McKenna Ruth Christman Swenson Megan Murphy Marian Whitehouse Wade

CENTENNIAL CIRCLE DONORS Those who contributed $500 between june 1, 1997, and May 31, 1998. (Numbers in parentheses indicate years as a Centennial Circle Donor.)

Cecily Coffelt Bullard, BA Marianne Busch Bullock, B9 (2) Deborah Fields Dietrich, BN (5) Elaine Rahaim Fuerst, B~ Rosemary Carucci Goss, Bll (4) jean Raup Grady, BE (4) Suzanne L. Hebert, BZ (4) Diane Yencic )ames, HH (5) Bonnie Payne Koenemann, ZZ (5) Helen B. Lortz, HH (4) Kim Ramsey Meyer, BB (3) Mary Ann McCormack O'Hare, B~ Mary Sidhu Pittman, EB Suzanne Kilgannon Preston, BI Barbara Pennington Struble, ~N (3) Betty Urban Wallick, ZZ (5) Barbara Lombrano Williamson, HH Leslie Maxwell Ziringer, fH (3) Sue Zorichak, BB (2)

--------------------------------------------Rho Rho Paula Cyrus Foreman

Tau Tau jane Isaacks Campbell Beth Osborn Ridley Upsilon Upsilon Ethel Llewellyn Wilson Phi Phi Amanda Blecha Lisa Bolen Burrows Lynn Brazelton Carlson Ann Dettmann Sarah Hambrecht Carrie Knight Karleen Myers Malinda Higginbotham Owens Lisa Pearson La Vona Stalcup Reid Cretia Rowlette joyce Kroeger Shelton Karen Varde Stacy Shannon Tebbenkamp Stacie Trout Stephanie Hulen Vogelbaugh Eileen O'Brien Warner

Chi Chi Susan Martin Arnold janet Hutton Beaty Carla Gould Duff Kristen Krope Maria Malayter Mary Landis Moseke Amy Olson Netz janet Livingston Peirson )ill Wade Judith Heuman Weibel Beta Gamma Tammy Barton Courtney Berry julie Barnes Callahan

Sarah Cook Lori Dise Kathryn Galbraith Dana Glover Sara Hayes Doris Johnson Hill Christina Kassen Rhetta Nesbitt Robinson Robin Rosson Regina Brooks Sharp Tricia Smith )ill Whittenburg

Beta Delta Ruth Bridges Harper Denise Lewis Longino Dolly Purvis Loyd Althea Stone Beta Epsilon Julie Areglado Christine Benney Erica Crane Karen D'Angelo Stephanie Forest Frances Jobson Francis Donna Warner Harper Julie Harris Noelle Harvey Suzanne Whitlock Hedden Kathryn Hoy Laura jenkins Jaime johnston Cari Kerr Rebecca Lambert Teri Lucas Carrie McCabe Mary Sue Ireland Montooth Kathryn Nardone Elizabeth Neely Barbara Shafer Ohmsen Karen Polis jennifer Radueg Amber Roberts Loretta Lewis Ross Ann Younkins Shockey

Danby Snodgrass Stacy Sullivan Katharine Taylor Sarah Taylor Emily Tichauer Sara Tyluki Maria Wusnich Melissa Zitron Christine Zook

Beta Eta

Members of gold star collegiate chapters were honored at the 1998 national convention.

Betty Lou Petska Gerholz Fern Docktor Pokorny Bonnie Thoms

Beta Theta

GOLD STAR CHAPTERS Collegiate Chapters that have made an unrestricted gift of $5 per member between june 1, 1997, and May 31, 1998.

Alpha Gamma Epsilon Epsilon Beta Epsilon Beta Theta Beta Kappa Beta Lambda Beta Nu Beta Pi Beta Upsilon Gamma Zeta Delta Nu-A

Delta Upsilon Epsilon Alpha Epsilon Theta Epsilon Lambda Epsilon Omega Zeta Alpha Zeta Eta Zeta Nu Zeta Omicron Zeta Xi

Alumnae Chapters that have made contributions of $100 or more between june 1, 1997, and May 31, 1998.

Buffalo, NY Dallas Dayton, OH Denver Houston Indianapolis

Kansas City Milwaukee St. Louis Southwestern Indiana Tampa Bay, FL Tulsa

Representatives of gold star alumnae chapters were honored at the 1998 national convention.

Norma Ogi lvie Frink Darby Gwisdala Sallie Domke Kent Kathleen Totten joanne Burroughs Zabaldo

Rhl Chi Mary Snider Busch Ellen Imboden Emma Rittinger

Beta PI janet Bilotti Lee Bowling janet Crook Conroy Alisia Dolin Leslie Gatherum joanna jones jacqueline Neff Karbo Hillery Keister Cindy L. Kelley Sharlene Lube Ling Laura Walls Kimberly Ward Heather Wilburn Charity Yates

jo Ann Laugel jeanne VanWinkle McQueen Lorene Kendall Nadzeik Susan Robinson Reynol Alice Walling Shonk Connie Morris Steinha Ruth Graddy Strickland!

Dorothy Henry Suiso

Beta Psi Barbara johnston Hofmockel judy johnson Pratt Patricia Winters Sheparc Nancy Ritter Wales Karoleen Humphrey Wood

Gamma Beta Elaine Searl Halldorson-

Beta Rho Beta Iota Allison Bedell Mary Buyalos Alison Felling jennifer Freeman Sara Stickley Hummel Mary jane Kilgannon Barbara Thrush Lester Stephanie Neff Summer Redwine julie Roach Shelley Corker Tate Charity Triplett Nicole Wirt

Susan Harland Corbet Amy Fox Karen Golbek Graham Sandra Mastandrea Nudo Gretchen Werner Oster Martha Crews Schmidt Marilyn Kanwischer Warren Kristin Zanders

Beta Sigma

Heather Atkins Patricia Balwanz Sarah Buford Andrea Chappell Beta Kappa jane Cleary jennifer Asplund judy Haynes Dawson jolene Badour Paula Dyer-Garrett jennifer Barber Andrea Evers Karissa Brooks Kathleen Fitzgerald Amber Bytner Ashley Geer Christina Felde Cheryl Junkins Hartman Marjorie Galloway Trisha Helligso Sue Henderson King McKenzie Hite Melanie Rivenson Sara Kelly Karen Tatgenhorst Sara jane Lowe Komer Claire Williams janet Mills Krawitz Kathy Kuehnert Beta Lambda janet Schaeffer Kutey Betty Burkett Stephanie Manning Betty Yount Gardner Sharon Marlin Manzo Mathilda Hatfield Jamie Marshall Shari Barnes Readnour Audrey Klein McBurney Emmadell High Willman Kathleen McCoy Elizabeth Elliott Moore Beta Mu Angela Schaefer Moskal Donna White Burry Karen Smith O' Neil Edna Brodnax Green Bridget Orrell joan Thompson Nutt Elizabeth Reeves Otani Shannon Paris Beta Nu Amy Perdue Heidi Kamhoot Bergmann Mendy Purdome Deborah Fields Dietrich Carrie Schaefer Linda Gardner Graves Dione Schmidt Rhonda Kasten Hedden Jamie Skyles Mistie Holloway Carol Green Steiniger Nicole Miesner Martha Ray Sweeney Sarah Monroe Melissa Williams Kelly Polivick Sara Zebelean Amy Ponder Leah Prince Beta Upsilon Roseanne Radke Catherine Allen Castor Traci Richerson Sylvia Yap Chung Belinda Vandergriff Barbara Martin Kassing Nancy Webb Wilson Marian Lucas Kelly

Gamma Epsilon Kathy Zajicek Braun Elizabeth Coon Devlin joan Derse Siordia

Gamma Eta Linda Leiss Anderson Mikelle Calhoun jennifer Gantz Dana Mamula Krieger Karen Zimmerman Kyle Elizabeth Dulaney Diane Harpst Maier Lynn McVitty Leslie Needleman Ellen Reese Carol Richardson Amy Singer Anne Wuestoff

Gamma Theta janice Beck Wilson

Gamma Iota Susan Shellenbarge

Gamma Lambda Elizabeth Brown Cara Sanders Alexis Zemunski Scott

Gamma Mu Cheryl Gilman Koester Stacy Palik April Paratchek Lara Wheeler

Gamma XI Sarah Bernier Amy Cutler jennifer Neale Michaelann Ware Katherine Zambino

Gamma Omicron Lisa Ewing Terri Repak Lent Debbie Smith Rusonis Deborah McMillin Smith Elizabeth Sinibaldi Sobierajski

Gamma PI Michelle Blankenship Shelly Sonsoucie

MEMORIAL DONATIONS Phillip Alexander, by Amy L. Ponder, BN Hope Greene Blaine, AB, by Bonnie Payne Koenemann, ZZ Viola "Sis" Caraway Brewer, '1"1'

by Elizabeth Allison, '1''1'

by Helen L. Corey, KK

by Rose Marie Fellin, B~ by jean Raup Grady, BE

by Helen Hooper Malone, Br

by Nancy Gibson Mathison, ~~

by Anne Petree Neimeyer, AA

by Marni Groh Smith, IIII by judy DeMasters Winter, ZZ

by Edith Gaupp Wolf, IIII Lynn Kennedy Brown, ZZ, by Margaret Kelley Fox, ZZ Robert E. Butler, father of Laura Butler, BZ,

by Suzanne L. Hebert, BZ jean Weand Cable, NN, by Catherine Schneider Bakley, NN Roy A. Coady, father of Maureen Coady Strain, BZ, by Suzanne L. Hebert, BZ Cecilj. Coffelt, by daughter Cecily Coffelt Bullard, BA Marlene Markham Cox, ZZ,

by Mary Sartain Chesnut, ZZ

by Margaret Kelley Fox, ZZ

by Vivian Nelson Fuchs, ZZ

by Eugenia Smith Green, ZZ

by Thelma Murray Henry, ZZ

by Doris Snodgrass Klein, ZZ by jane Lambright Milne, ZZ

by B. jean Montgomery

by Peggy Taylor Palmer, ZZ Frances "Peggy" Cullen Devalon, BB,

by Dorothy Hughes johnson, BB lila Louise Dobbs, f E, by Milwaukee Alumnae Chapter

Gamma Rho jennifer Curtis Susan Miazga Fisher Krystal Geyer Holly Harnett Maryellyn Higgins Kim Romascavage Lerman Gail Myers jill Wallace Gamma Psi Lisa Martin Angela Martorelli

Margaret Berriman Dunn, PX, by Suzanne L. Hebert, BZ Anne Mae Ferguson, PX, by Suzanne L. Hebert,BZ Wanda Farson Gamble, XX, by Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter May Gerlach, sister of Ethel Schutt Peterson, IIII, by Elizabeth Coon Devlin, fE Betty Phillips Hall, AB

by Connie Peyton Hoffman, ZZ

by Nancy I.Z. Reese, BY Mary Virginia Heathman, AA, Dayton Alumnae Chapter Kate Moore Hooper, mother of Helen Hooper Malone, Br

by Rose Marie Fellin, B~

by Marilyn Ramsey Garbee, B~

by Doris johnson Hill, Br

by Helen Hooper Malone, Br

by Rhetta Nesbitt Robinson, Br by judy DeMasters Winter, ZZ Dolores Ansink Kellen benz, NN, by Florence Pappas jenkins, NN Kelly Kopfman, by Marna Ridenour Ward, AA Clint Lewis, by wife Anita justice Lewis, BII Florence Devlin Ludwig, fE, by Milwaukee Alumnae Chapter Carmine Cree Alvey McConnell, XX, by Betty Urban Wallick, ZZ IIlene Carter Miles, BA

by Betty Yount Gardner, BA

by Dallas Alumnae Chapter jean Gerster Murray, ZZ, by judy DeMasters Winter, ZZ

Delta Eta Cindy Blum Stacey Coscino Bogumil Kathleen Burns Pauline Fijalkiewicz Theresa Gall Christine jacobs Sharon Buscetta Moeykens jennifer Starr

Delta Iota Dana Bagge Carrie Bradley Sarah Bryce Gamma Omega Denise Sanders Fleshner Melissa Cain Martha Weaver Hughes Megan Davis Helene Melchert LaFaver Kathleen Estavanik Andrea Feldman jessica Manis Mavis Amanda Felty Tracy Nickless jessica Hanovska Olszewski julia Cooke Hofer Cindy E. Kelley Erin Sanders Erin Kelley Molly King Delta Epsilon Sheila Patterson Maranda Bolton Christie Peltzman jenifer Foltz Linda Bonine Rogers Laura Frederick jessica Williams Kimberly Linder Melissa Wilson jennifer Mazzullo Angie McKee Delta Kappa jessica Myers Karla Kamp Cook Pam Sharp Mandy Damm Wanda Storms

Sarah Hutchison Lori Muehlbauer Robinson Amy Whitten Delta Nu Kim Benson Marci Beyer Angela Hamady Rebecca Higgins Pamela Kaczmarek Brooke Kahl Lisa Kidd jill Rademaker Nawrocki Nicole Oreskovic Elizabeth Roslonski Donna Sanford Patricia Sanok Nicole Secord Neeru Sharma

Helen Selvage Noblitt, XX

by Rose Marie Fellin, B~

by Frances jobson Francis, BE

by Barbara Martin Kassings, BY by jo Ann Laugel, BY by jane Foltz McDavitt, XX by jean VanWinkle McQueen, BY

by Lorene Kendall Nadzeika, BY by judy DeMasters Winter, ZZ

by Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter

by Betty Urban Wallick, ZZ Helen Peironnet Rosing, ZZ, by Margaret Kelley Fox, ZZ Terry Prince, by daughter Leah M. Prince, BN Eloise Proctor, XX, by Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter A.S. Rachaljr., father of Lynn Rachal Chambers, A, by Frances jobson Francis, BE Mary Kay Reiff, HH

by Diane Yencic james, HH

by Helen Taylor McGuire, ZZ Helen Neff Schomaker, AA, by Anne Petree Niemeyer, AA Helga Schreek, mother of Ingrid Schreek Sevigny, AA

by Emma Coleman Frost, IIII

by Rosemary Carucci Goss, BII

by Doris McGahey, E<l>

by Tampa Bay Alumnae Chapter Elaine West, fE, by Milwaukee Alumnae Chapter Eva Wickmanowski, mother patroness and mother of Mary Karnstedt Dieter, BY, by Emma Coleman Frost, IIII Mildred Warner loss, XX, by judith Heuman Weibel, XX Mother of joyce jenkins Gentry, Bl, by Peggy L. Ayers, BI

April Hagins Lindsey Hussey Alicia Greene jennings Colleen Lally Kristie Mabry Patricia Norris Leslie Roessler jenifer Schompert Tisha Shaffer Tamara Sherrill Melissa Summers

Delta Omicron Cindy Deffenbaugh Cathleen Witt Vandenbraak

Delta Sigma jennifer Bartels Carolyn Brody jodi Brown Amanda Dawson Georgena Kubiak Mari Landin Kathy Lopez Kristi MacKenzie Mandi Peters joy Petiprin jennifer Rang Trisha Stantz

Delta Rho joy Aitchison Kristin Attarian Kellie Boyle Ann Carmody Melinda Carreras jessica-Anne Duman

Delta Upsilon Michele Baumann Kendra Bell Tasha Buttler Cynthia Geerdes johanna Guetzow jennifer Mclane

Kelly Soyrs Tanya Trumbla Delta Chi Tina Delorey jennifer McGoldrick Deborah Porter Slick Epsilon Alpha Kerry Bubien Epsilon Gamma Kristen Anderson Hallie Arn jennifer Buckler Deborah Harris Early Allison Faust jaime Gambaccini Lisa Aberle Garey Monica Longest Emily Major Bonny McCoy Patricia Moyer Melissa Musick Epsilon Eta jennifer Battaglia Valerie Bernardo Michelle Brown Nancy Clohisy Kelly Gillespie Miller Patricia Rutherford jennifer Smith

Epsilon Theta Yadira De La Torre Karen Courtney Hatch Karen Major

Lisa Argento Stevens Amy Toro jennifer Wilkins Tania Zylinsky

Epsilon Iota

Epsilon XI

jenny jarratt

Gina Nagy

Epsilon Kappa Stefanie Ainge Holly Knox Brackbill Amanda Bushwack Danielle Cafiso Suzy Smoker DuBree Melissa Laubach Kelly McGinnis Mary Fisher Miller jennifer Shaffer jennifer Siuta jessica Weinstein

Epsilon Lambda

Epsilon Rho Ann Yusaitis

Epsilon Tau

Zeta Alpha

Zeta Iota

Abby Adams ]ami Church janet Ferron Amber Irwin ]ody Mulvaney Carrie Parker Shelley Perkins Holli Spencer Amanda Stark Laurie Waters

Leena Kallash Angelica Marmolejos

September Baazard Susanne Kolstad julie Swanson

Epsilon Upsilon

Zeta Gamma

Dana Drizos Tara Keller Nicole Marshall Kristy McMullen Jamie Miller Gretchen Smith Patricia Tananis

Alexis Andre Rochelle Burgo Wendy Davis Stacy Levis Tina Maiorana

Michelle McCart Doris McGahey jennifer Richard

Epsilon Mu

Epsilon Chi

Christine Pressler Chayna Wilson

Elvira Aslanova Wanda Schreck Cook Marie DiRienzo Amy McCormick

Melissa Commaroto Emily Danielewicz Dana DeZak jessica Kamens Michelle Morath Nora Muldoon Stacy Needleman Melissa Rowe

jennifer Palladino Teresa Ruscitti

Diane Browne Kristen Kachurak Ann Oxenham Anna Pechacek Lisa Silberberg Rachel Sochol Solomon Kerry Van Norden

Courtney Biesinger Alyson Clocker Candace DiGirolamo Maria Gironda Rebecca Lubin Gianna Mavros Theresa Miller Marcy Olszewski Jill Spinnenweber jessica Wewer Michelle Dohey Wile

Epsilon Nu

Danielle Bertrand

Epsilon Omega

Zeta Beta

Epsilon Psi Leigh Astheimer Kori McGee jennifer Nolette julie Pemberton Alisa Tucker Angela Wadsworth

jenny Mason Cummins Karen Luepke Alissa Stoehr

Zeta Mu Sarah Banko Stacy Calcote Shelby Coxon Dawn Kidwell Keli Luke Amy Nickerson Deniece Patton Stacey Siesser Rebecca Smith

Zeta Nu

Robin Briggs Karen Dorey Amarely Gutierrez Jessica Gwozdz

jessica Blasko Courtney Casciano Elizabeth Chamberlain jennifer Deren Jamie Druckenmiller Kristy Rashko jeanette Reynolds ]ena Woods

Zeta Eta

Zeta XI

Michele Bartkoski Karen Franke Meredith Hammers Christine ]ett Regina Larson Emily Schickler Tiffany Tibbetts Mary Vieth Christina Zielinsk

Marcia Arnel Katie Orf jennifer Vesper Emily Vieweg

Zeta Delta

Epsilon Phi

Zeta Kappa

Zeta Theta Dawn Hugo Cote Erika Holland

Zeta Rho Kelli Britt Sung Han ]ayme Linebarger Carole Welborn

Coastal Carolina Colony Theresa Brancato Maegan Carsey Angela Catoe jessica Day Courtenay Eshleman Alison Potash Tracy Roese Rebecca Rogerson Leslie Todd

Collegiate Chapters Beta Beta Gamma Omicron Gamma Omega Delta Kappa Epsilon Omega Zeta Beta Zeta Theta Zeta Pi

Alumnae Chapters Chicago Cincinnati Dallas Greater Rochester, NY Hattiesburg, MS Indianapolis Milwaukee Phoenix Southwestern Indiana Washington, DC

Zeta Omicron jennie Barker Laura Oliver Jamie Poorman Amy Stall Angie Tuckosh ]aine Zurmehly

Others Eugene Antley Chuck Stefanowice Chubb & Sons Inc. Dallas Women's Lawyers , Association Western Resources Foundation

HONORARY DONATIONS Sidney Gremillion Allen, '1"1', for 10 years of service on the NPC delegation, by Diane Yencic james, HH Angela Dantzler Bauldree, BZ, for her birthday, by Suzanne L. Hebert, BZ Esther Baier, B~

by Suzanne L. Hebert, BZ

by Betty Urban Wallick, ZZ Brenda Rua Chappell, HH, for her service to A~A, by Diane Yencic james, HH Emma Coleman Frost, nn, for her 96th birthday,

by Susan Miazga Fisher, fP

by Betty Urban Wallick, ZZ Helen L. Corey, KK, long-time advisor to KK Chapter, by Nancy Gingrich Riti, KK Marilyn Ramsey Garbee, B~, by Suzanne L. Hebert, BZ Shirley jenkins Gay, Bl, by Peggy L. Ayers, BI Joyce Jenkins Gentry, Bl, by Peggy L. Ayers, BI Hilda Anna Giraud, BZ, for her birthday, by daughter Suzanne L. Hebert, BZ

Rosemary Carucci Goss, Bll, past national president, by Diane Yencic james, HH Gil Hagg, by daughter johanna Haag Gardner, ZZ Erin E. Hanley, ~E, by Laura A. Frederick, ~E Teresa johnson Hun, ~K, by daughter Nancy Webb Wilson, BN Doris Snodgrass Klein, ZZ, by judy DeMasters Winter, ZZ jennifer L. Loyal, BN, by Belinda Vandergriff,

Elizabeth Rost, KK, by Central Pennsylva Alumnae Chapter Florence Goodard Scott, ZZ, by judy DeMasters Winter, ZZ Ruth Swigert Smith, ZZ, by judy Delllla!;teH Winter, ZZ Lisa Tait, fH, on marriage to Andy Longo, Betty Urban Wallick, ZZ Barbara Lombrano Williamson, HH, for outstanding service as its president, BN by the Dallas Women Lawyers AÂŤnro:mn George Ann McClain, B~ 1 996-98 National Council, by Sidney

by Suzanne L. Hebert, BZ Gremillion Allen, '1"1'

by Betty Urban Wallick, ZZ Eta Eta Chapter, by Helen B. Lortz, HH Tara Marr, HH, for her service as a leadership Beta Lambda Chapter, by Cecily Coffelt consultant, by Suzanne L. Hebert, BZ Bullard, BA Betty Mitchell Nelson, Bl, by Peggy Hopkins Gamma Lambda Chapter, for Ayers, BI in the Valparaiso extension nr<>ÂŤ>onhtinm Nancy Sullivan Ray, by Peggy Hopkins

by Nora Ten Broeck, BK Ayers, BI Delta Eta Chapter, for participating in the Linda Osborne ]odon, ~E, by Laura A. Valparaiso extension presentation, Frederick, ~E

by Nora Ten Broeck, BK Tricia Richerson, BN, by sister Traci St. Louis Alumnae Chapter, by Cecily Bullard, BA Richerson, BN

RESTRICTED FUND DONATIONS june 1, 1997, through May 31, 1998

Emma Coleman Frost Leadership Devel:r.ment lnstlt e

$1 to $99 Nu Nu Chapter Beta Upsilon Chapter Gamma Zeta Chapter Gamma Omicron Chapter $250to $499 Emma Coleman Frost, llll Gamma Pi Chapter Delta Epsilon Chapter Epsilon Mu Chapter $100 to $249 Epsilon Rho Chapter Kansas City Alumnae Epsilon Omega Chapter Chapter Tampa Bay, FL, Alumnae Zeta Beta Chapter Zeta Gamma Chapter Chapter Zeta Theta Chapter Zeta Kappa Chapter $1 to $99 Zeta Rho Chapter Doris A. McGahey, E<P Central Pennsylvania Alumnae Chapter S. June Smith Chicago Metro Alumnae Center Chapter Cincinnati Alumnae $1,000 to $2,499 Chapter Phi Phi Chapter Dayton Alumnae Chapter Beta Epsilon Chapter Delaware Valley, PA, Beta Kappa Chapter Alumnae Chapter Gamma Omega Chapter Ft. Lauderdale Alumnae Epsilon Kappa Chapter Chapter Hattiesburg, MS, $500 to $999 Alumnae Chapter Beta Sigma Chapter Houston Alumnae Zeta Eta Chapter Chapter Indianapolis Alumnae $250 to $499 Chapter Alpha Chapter Milwaukee Alumnae Alpha Alpha Chapter Chapter Alpha Gamma Chapter Muskogee, OK, Alumnae Beta Gamma Chapter Chapter Beta Lambda Chapter Omaha, NE, Alumnae Delta Rho Chapter Chapter Epsilon Theta Chapter Phoenix Alumnae Zeta Alpha Chapter Chapter St. Louis Alumnae $100 to $249 Chapter Alpha Beta Chapter Tampa Bay, FL, Alumnae Beta Beta Chapter Chapter Epsilon Epsilon Chapter Tulsa Alumnae Chapter Zeta Zeta Chapter Windy City, IL, Alumnae Beta Iota Chapter Chapter Beta Pi Chapter Gamma Mu Chapter National Gamma Rho Chapter Scholarship Fund Delta Iota Chapter Delta Nu-A Chapter $100 to $249 Delta Sigma Chapter Beta Beta Chapter Delta Upsilon Chapter Epsilon Gamma Chapter Eta Eta Chapter Epsilon Lambda Chapter Beta Lambda Chapter Beta Upsilon Chapter Zeta Lambda Chapter Gamma Pi Chapter Zeta Mu Chapter Epsilon Gamma Chapter Zeta Nu Chapter Zeta Alpha Chapter Zeta Xi Chapter Buffalo Alumnae Chapter Zeta Mu Chapter Dallas Alumnae Chapter Buffalo Alumnae Chapter Denver Alumnae Chapter Dallas Alumnae Chapter Kansas City Alumnae Kansas City Alumnae Chapter Chapter St. Louis Alumnae Southwestern Indiana Chapter Alumnae Chapter Southwestern Indiana Alumnae Chapter Tampa Bay, FL, Alumnae Chapter

$1 to $99 Margaret A. Sautter, PX Epsilon Epsilon Chapter Nu Nu Chapter Phi Phi Chapter Beta Epsilon Chapter Beta Theta Chapter Beta Iota Chapter Beta Kappa Chapter Gamma Lambda Chapter Gamma Mu Chapter Delta Epsilon Chapter Delta Eta Chapter Delta Iota Chapter Delta Rho Chapter Delta Sigma Chapter Epsilon Theta Chapter Epsilon Mu Chapter Epsilon Rho Chapter Epsilon Upsilon Chapter Epsilon Omega Chapter Zeta Beta Chapter Zeta Gamma Chapter Zeta Eta Chapter Zeta Theta Chapter Zeta Kappa Chapter Zeta Nu Chapter Zeta Omicron Chapter Boston Alumnae Chapter Central Pennsylvania Alumnae Chapter Chicago Metro Alumnae Chapter Chicago West Alumnae Chapter Cincinnati Alumnae Chapter Dayton Alumnae Chapter Delaware Valley, PA, Alumnae Chapter Detroit Alumnae Chapter Ft. Lauderdale Alumnae Chapter Hattiesburg, MS, Alumnae Chapter Houston Alumnae Chapter Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter Milwaukee Alumnae Chapter Muskogee, OK, Alumnae Chapter Omaha, NE, Alumnae Chapter Richmond, VA, Alumnae Chapter San Diego Alumnae Chapter Tulsa Alumnae Chapter Windy City, IL, Alumnae Chapter

Martha Green Dimond Scholarship $1 to $99 Washington, DC, Alumnae Chapter

Mary Turner Gall?aher Scho arship

Career Enhancement Fund

$500 to $999 $100 to $249 Deborah Fields Dietrich, Indianapolis, IN, Alumnae BN Chapter

Special Olympics $1 to $99 Frances Jobson Francis, BE Barbara Martin Kassing, BY jo Ann Laugel, BY jane Foltz McDavitt, XX jeanne VanWinkle McQueen, BY Lorene Kendall Nadzeika, BY Betty Urban Wallick, ZZ judy DeMasters Winter,

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$500to $999 Epsilon Gamma Chapter Epsilon Tau Chapter $250 to $499 Delta Rho Chapter Epsilon Theta Chapter $100 to $249 Epsilon Omega Chapter Houston Alumnae Chapter $1 to $99

Wilma Wilson Amanda Besinger Hingle, Sharp Scholarship BK Selma Whayne johnson, BN Marilyn Coleman Kingman, HH Nancy Littlepage Kirk, BN $1 to $99 Janelle Potin Lundy, BZ Mary Sartain Chesnut, ZZ Suzanne lngemanson Helen L. Corey, KK Page-Pryde, AA Margaret Kelley Fox, ZZ Margarite Hail Pate, BZ Vivian Nelson Fuchs, ZZ Evelyn McKinley Schneider, I:J.I:J. jean Raup Grady, BE Eugenia Smith Green, ZZ Carol Bennett Sloan, Br Thelma Murray Henry, ZZ Helen Hooper Malone, Hilda Anna Giraud Br Endowed Founders' Nancy Gibson Mathisen, Memorial Scholarship ll jane Lambright Milne, ZZ B. jean Montgomery $1 to $100 Suzanne L. Hebert, BZ Anne Petree Niemeyer, AA Peggy Taylor Palmer, ZZ Suzanne L. Hebert Marni Groh Smith, llll Endowed Founders' Memorial Edith Gaupp Wolf, llll $100 to $249 Zeta Zeta Chapter Beta Sigma Chapter

Zeta Zeta Scholarship $500to $999 Bonnie Payne Koenemann, ZZ

Beta Gamma Scholarship $1 to $99 Marilyn Ramsey Garbee, Bl Becky Hockett Hamby, Br Helen Hooper Malone, Br

Beta Sigma Scholarship

Scholarship

$250 to $499 Suzanne L. Hebert, BZ

Past Presidents Endowed Founders' Memorial Scholarship $500to $999 Kim Ramsey Meyer, BB $250 to $499 Rosemary Carucci Goss, Bll Diane Yencic james, HH $100 to $249 Suzanne Kilgannon Preston, BI Betty Urban Wallick, ZZ Western Resources Foundation

bholarship !ftonor Ron Andrea Roberts Robyn Schalda Rebecca Schnarre Dawn Schumann Rebecca Walck Samantha Wilson

WINTER 1997 Individual GPA of4.0 DELTA NU路A CatherineFarkas Sheri Houston Shalini Shanker Lindsay Swar

Individual GPA of 3.5orAbove DELTA NU路A Sandra Boji Jennifer Deeds AngelaHarnady Lisa Kidd DeidreLink Jeannie Standerter

SPRING 1997 Individual GPA of4.0 ALPHA Celeste Dwyer Elizabeth Epler Sharon Fox WendyUmberger FaithWilkerson StormyWilson ALPHA ALPHA KristenBalonier Andrea Johnston ALPHA BETA Kimberly Fenter Monica Houghtlin KristinMoltzan Amanda Myers Allison Poehling CarolinePoehling

ALPHA GAMMA Desiree Battisti Stacey Deckard EPSILON EPSILON Jennifer Bertrand Cara Carpenter RobinClark Julie Davis MandyMeyer Vanessa Van Goethem ZETA ZETA Kyndal Kempster Tasha Piotraschke Jenn Robson ETA ETA Alisha Brown Angela Eisner Tara Hardesty Lisa Hinderliter Gretchen Jobe Leigh AnnLindsey Tara Marr Kati Michel April Trimble CarrieVerville PHI PHI Sarah Hambrecht Natalie Harbin AmieHoerath Suzanne Houston KarlaJewell Kristi Martin Jennifer Pittrich Jenny Staley BETA EPSILON KarenD'Angelo CarolineDavenport

RANK FIRST ON CAMPUS WINTER 1997 DELTA NU-A, Kettering University, Ml

SPRING 1997 EPSILON EPSILON, Emporia State University, KS BETA GAMMA, Northeastern State University, OK BETA PI, Concord College, WV DELTA ETA, DePaul University, IL DELTA NU-A, Kettering University, Ml DELTA CHI, Bloomsburg University, PA EPSILON THETA, PennsylvaniaState University-Behrend College EPSILON TAU, University of Maryland-Baltimore County ZETA ALPHA, Missouri Southern State College ZETANU, Moravian College, PA

Fall1997 PHI PHI, Northwest Missouri State University BETA IOTA, Radford University, VA BETA KAPPA, Western Illinois University EPSILON PSI, Plymouth State College, NH EPSILON OMEGA, Bentley College, MA ZETA ALPHA, Missouri Southern State College ZETA LAMBDA, Rowan University, NJ ZETA NU, Moravian College, PA Muskingum Colony, Muskingum College, OH West Alabama Colony, University of West Alabama Southern Colorado Colony, University of Southern Colorado

Jennifer Harper JulieHolman Meredith Jamieson Diane Junker Caroline Kendrick Elizabeth Neely Jill Theodorakos KarenWagner JadeWexler NicoleYohe

Sarah Weber Jana Wendling

Individual GPA of 3.5orabove

DELTA EPSILON JulieMcintyre Sherry Thompson

ALPHA Mary Beth Coch Beth Ellington Heather Rumsey Sharece Timbrook

BETA THETA MichelleHill

DELTA IOTA JessieRosoff

BETA LAMBDA Shelby Brewer Sharon Daves ErinFulks Ashley Hall Genie Holland

DELTA KAPPA LeahD. Hardison

BETAMU Diana Skalitzky BETA NU Jacque Abernathy SchandaBanister Andrea Elliott Janet Mazzochi NicoleMeisner Amy Ponder Christy Sivia Christy Wilson Nancy Wilson BETA PI Melissa Garretson ValerieGroves Jennifer Hunt

DELTA ETA Andrea Sylvester Laura Larson

DELTA NU路A Jennifer Deeds Rebecca Higgins Sheri Houston Lisa Prox Darlene Reske AngelaZima DELTA NU路B Melanie Black Pam Kaczmarek BrookeKahl Holly Nestle AmyPrior Jody Sautter AmandaWilson DELTA RHO Virginia Watkins DELTA SIGMA Angela Konuszewski Erin McCracken Mandi Peters

BETA SIGMA Amy Baldwin Traci Carver Renee Cook Trisha Helligso Laurel Humphreys Debra Loftus Hailey Norman Karie O'Dell JamieSkyles Jennifer Thorn Christy Wessel Catherine Wilgus

ZETA ALPHA . Natalie Brown Rebecca Brown Shelley Perkins Masha Podoplykina

BETA UPSILON Marsha Davis

ZETA BETA Heather Fleming

GAMMA ETA CailinR. Cannon Lauren N. Clemente Dena R. Jordan Kimberly N. Ott

ZETA GAMMA Erin Morris

GAMMAMU Melanie Payton Alicia Wise GAMMA OMICRON Stacy Lynn Burger GAMMA PI Lee Anne Hampton Colleen Mullen GAMMA OMEGA Kim Harris Sarah Kiernan Erica Locker Bridget Neumann Karen Reyff Mallory Scrivner Janah Sudduth Kara Twenhafel

EPSILON KAPPA Holly Yingling EPSILON PSI Sherri-Ann FrancisHatch

ZETA ETA Gwen Kelly Jenny Owens SusiePorter ZETAMU Sheri Hendrickson KatieMiller Deniece Patton Tam my Welborne ZETA NU Beth Schrey WEST ALABAMA COLONY April D. Byars Sung-Won Han Cheryl Marson CarrieMcDaniel

ALPHA ALPHA KatherineAdams Christina Barber Lisa Byrm SharaCarter Kristi Crapo AmyGrimmett Marcy Harrington Kelly lise MichelleJackson Dorothy Sheaffer Becky Sifford Rebecca Stoecker AmySwegert Tracy Tedesco ALPHA BETA Tara Casey PatriciaCorley Anne MarieDorsey Kimberly Eastep Brittany Edwards Amy Fahlstrom Courtney Folino Perri Gipner Sara Hill Kimberly Kerlin Michelle Kniepman Penny Lindemann MichelleMcPherson Julie Meitz Sarah Miller Sarah Norris Elizabeth Dison Stephanie Palazzo Angelina Pupillo Katherine Quante ClaudiaRichardson Jennifer Sagaser Jill Sancken Stephanie Schlegel JamieSmith Marie Speidel Megan Sullivan Samantha Towers Laura Weinfurt ALPHA GAMMA Ayda A. l.athari Amanda Marino EPSILON EPSILON Hilary Bancroft Abby Barnes Taschi Barreto Lori Biggs StacyBlake Angie Coates Julie Edwards Rennie Eichman Heather Harbaugh PriscillaHostetler Katherine Kennedy Mandy Meyer Aimee Mitchell Angela Murphy Andrea Niehus Courtney Robinson Shannan Schierling Carla Scott KyleTholen Amy Yarnevich

ZETA ZETA Suzanne Bean KimHempel Kristin Petersen Jenna Powell KatieWinfrey ETA ETA Jessica Baldwin CarrieCrawford Amanda Fast Mandy Horton Tasha Huxman Sarah Goin Karen Reeves Amanda Rush Megan Russell Anna Seal HeatherTrowbridge StephanieTrowbridge Emily Webb PHI PHI Gulsen Akalan Jessica Boynton Ann Marie Dettman Kari Dorrel Christina Eimers KarieGragg Megan Greer Karen Hagen Leah Johansen Rachel Kuzma Jen Lucas Maureen O'Malley l.auri Scaglia AnneTaylor Whitney Thacker JessieVehe Mindy White BETA EPSILON Meredith Anderson Virginia Anderson Jennifer Andrews Jennifer Armstrong Andrea Battaglia Allison Beane Gena Camoosa Melissa Caperton Erica Crane Erika Dalski Shelene Decoster Elizabeth Dowling Page Elliot Stacy Engelbert Michelle Gosnay Laura Gustafson Ashley Hall Julie Howard Rebecca Hurst Michelle Jalbert Kelly Jones Sarah Jones Kristen Kelley Bridget Kelly Whitney Kraich Amanda Kraus Theresa Lucus Meghan Lynam Sara Morgan Amy Morley Katherine Parrucci Jessica Pipitome Mary Price Cassandra Quick Dana Schwartz Jody Seiffert Jennifer Shurbet Jamie Smith Christina Speed Annette Summers Amy Ward

1HE PHOENIX OF ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA

Alpha Sigma Alpha scholars for 1997 BETA THETA Kristin Gerard Penny Hollenbeck Sarah Mann Jessica McNayr Tracy Zieroff BETA IOTA Blair Ainsworth Lani Smarrelli Beth Weatherspoon BETA LAMBDA Kim Blankenship Leah Cantrell April Crossen Rindy Crump Yvonne Dilorenzo Jamey Garner Sheila Gleghorn Stacy Lynch Tracy Pace Annie Turner Courtney Wadley Angela Walden Dawn White StephanieWhite BETAMU Audra Clement BETANU Julie Buckman Melissa Harrison Sherrie Lofton Sarah Monroe Stacie Pemberton Kelly Polivick Leah Prince Traci Richerson Amanda Schanda Brooke Schorck Bellinda Sheetz Tori Squires Dristina Thompson BETA PI Leslie Gatherum Kim Jackson Klorisa Lake Michelle Mullins Kerri Pettrey Jessica Roark Rhonda Whitt BETA SIGMA Kristan Chilton Vicky Cooper Lisa Crane Emily Edmonson Jennifer Evilsizer Shannon Paris Carrie Schaefer Melissa Williams Dena Winkler BETA UPSILON Jennifer Co Ianese Karen Debes Wendy Desboro Chanda Fox DanielleHammack Karina Lucas Christina Murschel Catherine Robison Jennifer Trippe GAMMA ETA Melissa Aubrecht Brooke Bailey Erica Bellarosa Heather Bleakley Kelly Bleakley

Juli Garb Amanda Cole Kathleen Coyle Jaime Freedman Jennifer Gantz Christine Higman Julie Lawry Brett Liedy Amy Marquis MamiOkum Lindsey Peirson Susan Perlstein Jodi Potere Samantha Roach Abby Robbins Stacy Rosenbloom Kathyrn Schilling Staci Schwartz Elizabeth Wernicki GAMMAMU Stephanie Berry Gina Burton Jennifer Kuchera Vanessa Lozzi Angela Miller Lara Massa Carrie Sanch Wendy Walleen GAMMA XI Kristen Copper Gortney Marchand Julie Schell Jennifer Snyder GAMMA OMICRON Kelly Elizabet Caruso Amy Beth Mendenhall Joy Allison Petrik Tahnee Star Saunders GAMMA PI Mary Blowers JamieCrouch Becci Hunholz KellyMeartin Jeri Minsterman KristinPaul Shelly Sonsoncie GAMMA RHO Elena Cavarocchi Maryellyn Higgins Jena Krakosky Lori xander GAMMA OMEGA Reagan Branham Nicole Casavechia Donna Cuisia Lisa Danielson Jaynie Doerr Sheri Hesker Suzy Kamensky VictoriaMyers Lisa Nonneman Sarah Nuffer Lisa Puzerewski Christina Ricci Lisa Scanlan Paige Shields Christy Strayer Erin Wesley DELTA EPSILON Nicole Friedman Jennifer Hoffman DELTA ETA Cindy Blum Adrianne Brusek Karen Klimavicious

TiiE PHOENJX OF ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA

DELTA IOTA Jackie McGregor Amy Totten DELTA KAPPA Michelle Drone Angela Gerber Sarah Hutchison Christina Miles Kara Sensmier DELTANU-A SandraBoji Lorena Dan Adrienne Davies Angela Hamady Lisa Kidd Lisa Larzelere Deidre Link Lisa Smith Jeannie Standerter Tara West Mandy Worrell Deb Zalar DELTA NU-B Jeannie Smith Kristin Zebrowski DELTA RHO Heather Dennis Susan Kelly Amy Medders Patricia Pike DELTA SIGMA JennyBartels Kim Brandi more Deanna Beil Tammy Cates Amy Cieslmski Elizabeth McGrain Joy Petiprin Valori Robinson Trisha Stantz DELTA UPSILON Kendra Bell Jennifer McCauley Stacia Schlattman Jennifer Smith DELTA CHI Stacey Tomczak EPSILON GAMMA Dawn Anderson Kristen Anderson Jennifer Buckler AllisonFaust Monica Longest EPSILON KAPPA Karen Berry Danielle Cafiso Rachelle Carter Karen Crager Jolene Cunningnam Jen Koch Kerri Lorbeck Kara Rill Lori Roth Jen Shaffer EPSILON LAMBDA Bree Me Chesney Jessica Wewer EPSILON TAU Melissa Blank Mandie Devoe Jennifer Harden Sherry Hosseini Amy McAvoy

Ann Oxenham Sophia Williamson EPSILON UPSILON Nicole Cross Katherine Adrianne Jordan Amanda Nickeson Jodie Stugard EPSILON PSI Dawn A. Eades Ashley May Eastman Denise Kerri Lombardi AngelaLee Wadsworth EPSILON OMEGA Christina Pantaleo ZETA ALPHA Abby Adams Chrissy Curtis Amy Elliott Amber Irwin Sarah Kluck Sandra Tallon Laurie Waters ZETA BETA Angela Anderson Jennifer Bushman Melissa Carr Jennifer Rassett ZETA GAMMA Sapan Bajwa Stacy Bell Jamie Carnovale Stephanie Fabrizio Stephanie Gaudi Carrie Green Kim Johnson Gretchen Kolbosky Kelly Linkowski Angela Rogers AshleyTompkins Crystal Walden ZETA ETA Leigh Anne Behrmann KristinBergner ChristineBischof Bridget Butler Stephanie Campbell Elizabeth Defalco Joanna Digiralamo Rachel Ellebracht Sarah Essner Jennifer Freeling Nicole Hailer Meredith Hammers Sara Hesse Koli Koch Maureen Madigan Danielle Martin Theresa Morgan Jane Newman Jill Oligschlaeger Mary Perkins ColleenPeterson Susie Sarcone Liz Scheibel Heide Stubbendeck Mary Taylor Tiffany Tibbetts ZETA THETA Mia Genoeese Marissa Ginn Sheryl Letxo Antoinette Montanti Sarah Osgood Karen Palaszynski Jennifer Rexford

ZETA IOTA Angelica Marmolejos Colleen Parker Antoinette Pugliese ZETA LAMBDA Kim Gorsky Kelly Howell Roseann Kerr Barbara Ludwig Kimmy Miletta Becky Paullin Allison Rohner ZETAMU Ella Acree Michelle Admire Kristi Bailey Kim Beamer Joelene Hostetter Erika Huff Tia Meredith Jennifer Sanders ZETANU AngelaBittner Jessica Blasko Elizabeth Chamberlain KatieDanneberger Kelly Davis Kelly DeWalt Melissa Hege Jennifer Kastle Becky Kobler Erica Landes Kris McGurrin Theresa Quinney Valerie Rhoe Jena Woods WEST ALABAMA COLONY Kelli Britt Linda Seiber

FALL 1997 Individual GPA ot4.0 ALPHA BETA Gina Bellamy Kara Bush Courtney Folino Christine Gaydos Stephanie Palazzo Allie Poehling Francie Poehling Michelle Rackers Samantha Wilson BETA BETA AngelaAbels Allison Curran Kimberly Jones Anne-Margeret Redding Lexi Rigg LauraJane Sullivan Kimberly Taylor EPSILON EPSILON Robin Clark Lisa Davis Gina Dyson Carrie Froelich ZETA ZETA Amy Harmon Jenn Robson

CHAPTER GPA OF 3.0 OR ABOVE WINTER 1997 DELTA NU-A, Kettering University, Ml

SPRING 1997

ALPHA ALPHA, Miami University, OH ALPHA BETA, Truman State University, MO EPSILON EPSILON, Emporia State University, KS ETA ETA, Pittsburg State University, KS NU NU, Drexel University, PA BETA GAMMA, Northeastern State University, OK BETA EPSILON, James Madison University, VA BETA LAMBDA, University of Central Arkansas GAMMA ETA, Pennsylvania State University GAMMA MU, Adrian College, Ml DELTANU-A, Kettering University, Ml DELTA SIGMA, Saginaw Valley State University, Ml DELTA CHI, Bloomsburg University, PA EPSILON MU, The College of New Jersey ZETA ALPHA, Missouri Southern State College ZETA GAMMA, Gannon University, PA ZETA ETA, Rockhurst College, MO ZETATHETA, Wagner College, NY ZETA NU, Moravian College, PA Muskingum Colony, MuskingumCollege, OH

FALL 1997

ALPHA ALPHA, Miami University, OH ALPHA BETA, Truman State University, MO EPSILON EPSILON, Emporia State University, KS ETAETA, Pittsburg State University, KS PHI PHI, Northwest Missouri State University BETA EPSILON, James Madison University, VA BETA IOTA, Radford University, VA BETA KAPPA, Western Illinois University BETA MU, Henderson State University, AR BETA NU, Murray State University, KY GAMMA ETA, Pennsylvania State University GAMMA MU, Adrian College, Ml EPSILON KAPPA, Millersville University, PA EPSILON MU, The College of New Jersey ZETA ALPHA, Missouri Southern State College ZETA GAMMA, Gannon University, PA ZETA ETA, Rockhurst College, MO ZETA THETA, Wagner College, NY ZETA LAMBDA, Rowan University, NJ ZETANU, Moravian College, PA MuskingumColony, Muskingum College ETA ETA Tara Hardesty Lisa Hinderliter Katie Michel Anna Seal Jennifer Southard Amy Trowbridge NUNU Heather Sellen PHI PHI Sarah Hambrecht Karla Jewell Leah Johansen Rachel Kuzma AngieSchuler Mindy White BETA GAMMA Amber Arteberry Anjel Bruckner Brittain Miller Kortney Morris Ambra Sell

Guholarship !Jfonor Ron BETA EPSILON Jennifer Armstrong Lauren Bereska Gena camooso Janet Gardner Karen D'Angelo Michele Jalbert Kathryn Jenkins Whitney Kraich Megan Kulbieda Teresa Lucas Megan Lynman Heather Moore Sara Morgan Jessica Moriarty Elizabeth Neely Karen Piorkowski Mary Price Kerry Riley Jamie Smith Christina Speed Jill Theodorakos Karen Wagner

ABOVE ALL WOMEN'S AVERAGE WINTER 1997

DELTA NU-A, Kettering University

SPRING 1997 ALPHA, Longwood College, VA ALPHA BETA, Truman State University MD EPSILON EPSILON, Emporia State University, KS PHI PHI, Northwest Missouri State University BETA GAMMA, Northeastern State University, OK BETA EPSILON, James Madison University, VA BETA IOTA, Radford University, VA BETA LAMBDA, University of Central Arkansas BETA NU, Murray State University, KY BETA PI, Concord College, WV GAMMA ETA, Pennsylvania State University GAMMA MU, Adrian College, Ml GAMMA RHO, East Stroudsburg University, PA DELTA KAPPA, University of Southern Indiana DELTA NU-A, Kettering University, Ml DELTA CHI, Bloomsburg University, PA EPSILON GAMMA, Virginia Commonwealth University EPSILON MU, The College of New Jersey EPSILON TAU, University of Maryland-Baltimore County ZETA ALPHA, Missouri Southern State College ZETA GAMMA, Gannon University, PA ZETA MU, Missouri Western State College ZETA NU, Moravian College, PA

Fall1997 ALPHA, Longwood College, VA EPSILON EPSILON, Emporia State University, KS NU NU, Drexel University, PA PHI PHI, Northwest Missouri State University BETA EPSILON, James Madison University, VA BETA THETA, Central Michigan State University BETA IOTA, Radford University, VA BETA KAPPA, Western Illinois University BETA MU, Henderson State University, AR BETA NU, Murray State University, KY GAMMA ETA, Pennsylvania State University GAMMA PI, Missouri Valley College GAMMA RHO, East Stroudsburg University, PA DELTA IOTA, University of Delaware DELTA RHO, Elon College, NC EPSILON KAPPA, Millersville University, PA EPSILON LAMBDA, University of PittsBurg-Johnstown EPSILON UPSILON, California University of Pennsylvania EPSILON PSI, Plymouth State College, NH ZETA GAMMA, Gannon University, PA ZETA NU, Moravian College, PA West Alabama Colony, University of West Alabama Muskingum Colony, Muskingum College

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BETA IOTA Amanda E. Goldsmith Meredith C. Humphrey Salah J. Hunkele Danielle C. Julia Jo Marie Maniwang Summer M. Remvine Elizabeth E.Weatherspoon

DELTA SIGMA Garrie Brody Angela Konusweski Olivia lake Joy Petiprin

BETA KAPPA Karissa Brooks Bethany Hildebrandt Melissa Love Nicole Raynor Melanie Rivenson Wendy Traviolia

DELTANU路B Melanie Black Andrea Cantea Brook Kahl Holly Nestle Amanda Wilson Kristin Zebrowski

BETA LAMBDA Shelby Brewer Rindy Crump Anja Goff Tera Harrison Tiffany Lillard

EPSILON GAMMA Bonny Mccoy Phu Tran

BETANU Laurelle Brown Stacey Elliot Ashley Graves Lauren Lindsey Sherrie Lofton Nicole Miesner Amanda Shanda Tori Squires Christy Wilson BETA PI Ahna Bales Melissa Garretson Jennifer Hunt BETA RHO Kelly Cunningham BETA SIGMA Lisa Crane Emily Edmonson Sara Falls Kristen Fehrman Tara Hamilton Carrie Schaefer Dena Winkler GAMMA ETA Cailin R. Cannon GAMMA PI Lee Anne Hampton Jeri Munsterman ShellySansoucie GAMMA PSI Cara Constatine GAMMA OMEGA KimHarris MichelleHuffman Erica Locker Sarah Nutter TriciaOliver Karen Reyff Mallory Scrivner Janah Sudduth Jana Wendling ErinWesley DELTA EPSILON Julie Foust CynthiaGrieger Tammy Johnston Jen Whytosek

DELTA IOTA Sandra Bresnick

EPSILON THETA Julie Meyers EPSILON PSI Ashley Eastman Angela Wadsworth ZETA ALPHA Chrissy Curtiss Lori Franklin Meredith Lee Shelly Perkins ZETA BETA Carrie Pawluk Faye Sauvageau StephanieWeinbrenner ZETA GAMMA Stacy Bell Jennifer Chiavetta Gretchen Kolbosky KellyLinkowski ErinMorris Tracie Robish ZETA ETA Koli Koch Susan Porter ZETA THETA Susan Fitzpatrick Amy Lindhurst ZETA LAMBDA Kristine Annuzzi ZETAMU TiaMerideth ZETA NU KatieDanneberger LINDENWOOD COLONY MichelleBoyer WEST ALABAMA COLONY DanielleDial Brandi Goodwin Carrie McDaniel

lndlvlduaiGPA of 3.5orabore ALPHA Sharon Fox Heather Rumsey Stacy Spady ALPHA ALPHA Katherine Adams Jocelyn Allen Christina Barber Lindsay Gerhart Amy Grimmett Kelly lise Brandi Johnson Andrea Johnston Jennifer Landis Aliana Schafer Dorothy Sheaffer Amy Sweigert ALPHA BETA Susan Behrens Sara Bessinger Kim Eastep Katie Elbert Kimberly Fenter Tammy Fiscalia Emily Fridlington Julie Fridlington Julie Hoffman Christine Landers Michelle McPherson Julie Meitz Sarah Miller Lisa Nolen Kim Oelschlager Stephanie Schlegel Jamie Smith Danielle Spears Megan Sullivan Christy Truesdell Becky Walck ALPHA GAMMA Desiree Battisti Kirsten Breitenbach Erica Connelly Stacy Deckard Amanda Marino Doree Pannafino Jen Rea Stacy Willow BETA BETA Jamie Fischer Heather Hauser KarenKrajewski Jennifer Lex Jennifer Modica Holly Murphy Katie Opperman Jennifer Roth Betsy Steddom Shannon Tracy EPSILON EPSILON Abigail Beaty Rennie Eichman Chrissi Hoehn Kimberly Miller Aimee Mitchell Jenny Morgan Kortney Perkins Shannan Schierling KyleTholen Amanda Tyrrell Vanessa VanGoethem Tamara Whitney Kathryn Wallington

ZETA ZETA Erica Drehle Angie Jackson Kristin Persen Katie Winfrey ETA ETA Jessica Baldwin AmyBormvell Carrie Hoesli Kathy Narloch Tracy Ortmeyer Ryann Parker Sheryl Pierce Beth Porter Karen Reeves Ashle Roe Amanda Rush Molly Stevens Heather Trowbridge Stephanie Trowbridge Brandi Turner NUNU Yana Bagdatyev Patricia Cane Kati Farrer Susan Gibson Karen Kallenbach Melissa Maughan Allyson Nemeroff Joanne Pechulis Allison Raskin Lauren Shipley Amanda Suffecool PHI PHI Jill Ashby Andrea Dettman Kari Dorrel Christina Eimers Kattie Foy Megan Greer ArnieHoerath Laura Horkey Amanda Johnson Becky Masonbrink Candice McCullick CallieSilvey KatieSkouse Jenny Staley Julie Stukenholtz Shannon Tebbenkamp BETA GAMMA LacieBachmeier Sarah Cook Michelle Dawes EmilyDuncan Jenny Edwards Kate Galbraith Tiffany Magill Crystal Piersall Robin Rosson Rachel Staten SoniaThompson Amy Wright BETA EPSILON Meredith Anderson VirginiaAnderson Jennifer Andrews Paige Caposela Elizabeth Dowling Micaela Foster Laura Gustafson Katherine Hoffman JulieHoward Mary Hutchinson Laura Jenkins Sarah Jones Bridget Kelly

Salah Maras Canie McCabe Kathryn Nardone Emily Neilson Elyse Nehrbas Kristin Ovstegard CassalllraQuick Kristin Rayburn Amber Roberts Michelle Seeley Susan Stafford Emily Tichauer Meagan Vilsak Kimberty Waletich Amy Ward Christie Williams Maria Wusinich Meagan Voight Emily Zehler BETA THETA Michelle Feldman Michele Hill Penny Hollenbeck Salah Mann Jessica McNayr Jenifer Wilson BETA IOTA Rebecca E. Buzzard Kristine Brophy Cristin Collier Lauren B. Cox Alison E. Felling ErinM. Nieman Kristiy A. Panone Julie A. Roach Gallia A. Sanzaro Alana Smarrelli Tracey M. Toohey Bianca Watkins Brooke Watkins Maria F. Zanardo BETA KAPPA Katie Aschinger Stephanie Bartels Heather Bruns Karl Callahan KellyChristian Lisa Cruz Lori Decker Kerry Dillon Audrey Hecht Nicole Kaiser Kelly Lynde Beth Noe Caroline Welsch Heather Wier BETA LAMBDA Clare Barre Sharon Daves Ashley Hall Julie Harriman Genie Holland Tina Huckleberry Megan Hudson Marusa Jamnik Kisa Northcuff Betsey Schulte Shannon Skaggs Trisha Smith Amy Turner AnnieTurner Dawn White StephanieWhite BETA NU Jacque Abernathy Julie Buckman Farrah Hargrove

THE PHOENIX OF ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA

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Brooke Rawlins Tn.:l Richerson Terri Saba Clmssity Sanders Belinda Vandergriff Rebea:a Walker Tiffany Wealhelwax Angie Wilson Jennifer Wright BETA PI Farrah Collins Leslie Galherum Dawn Hall Chandlll Toney Heather Wilburn VikieWitt BETA RHO MaJycay Amato Janine Ferrandino Jessica Fisher nna Hansen Melinda Marks Shannon McCoy Rachel Miller Mandi Millington Jennifer Naegele linnae Nannernann wNorman Rebecca Schey Ericka Spaeth BETA SIGMA Beth Atkins Leigh Baker Keri Elrod Sail! Kelly Bridget Orrell Emily Rusinko Crystal Sullentrup Christy Wessel BETA UPSILON Jennifer Colanese Chanda Fox Christina Murschel Jennifer Naylor Dana Theriac Jennifer Trippe GAMMA ETA Brooke C. Bailey Erica B. Bellarosa Kelly L. Bleakley Renee M. Clemente Amanda M. Cole Melissa S. deBeer Kathryn ADeiter Kelly K. Grant Kate E. Kinyon Julie M. Lawry Amy E. Marquis Courtney K. Mulvey Leslie S. Needleman Marni S. Okum Kimberly N. Ott Lindsey F. Peirson Jodi C. Potere Diana F. Richardson JulieS. Rockower Kathyrn E. Shilling Amy B. Singer

Maria R. Tambourlno Marissa V"ta:aro GAIIIMA LAMBDA Tala Connol~ Anne Domen1co

KnEshoo Usa Kisling Smnlha Reelitz Cara Sandero AnnaVelde GAMMAMU Adriane Bennett Courtney Brockway Kel~ Johncox Melinda Laske Gretchen McCann Kelly Neumann Tracii Organek Jennifer Reisner Anne Robinson Alicia Wise GAMMA PI Andrea Bailey Michelle Blankenship Jamie Crouch Jennifer Hardy Brenda Harrington Angie Kindle Corey Renaud Cathy Romain Colleen Ward GAMMA OMEGA Shannon Bishop lisa Danielson Jaynie Doerr Kimberly Fila Michele Gillette Megan Haggerty Julie Johnson Suzy Kamensky Sarah Kiernan Melissa Lowe Julie Marcol Karen McKee Victoria Myers Bridget Neumann lisa Scanlan Carlye Slechta Meredith Smietanski Rachael Smith Jennifer Vala Sarah Weber DELTA EPSILON Collen Doherty NicoleFriedman Nikki Kilgore KimLinder Jessica Myers DELTA SIGMA liz McGrain Valori Robinson Alicia Rowe DELTA IOTA Melissa Gooden Marie Hilderbrandt lisa Karch Alicia Knapp Jacquelyn MacGregor Carolyn McGrath Jill Michal Sheila Patterson Jessie Rosoff Amy Totten

1HE PHOENIX OF ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA

DB.TANIJ.B Janelle Erdley Andrea Meyer-Grunow libby Roslonski Julie Zajac DB.TARHO Kristin E. Attarian Evelyn E. Benson Mollyl. Cottrell Susan A. Kelly Theresa l. Schifano EPSILON ALPHA Renee Walthall EPSILON GAMMA Dawn Anderson Christine Baker Kristen Bare Cassie Beaver Jennifer Buckler Allison Faust EPSILON ETA Jennifer Battaglia Christie Meiggs B~andee VanEekelen EPSILON THETA Doreen Foutz Sail! Lawrence Kate Miller Trisha Parker Sally Pfeufer EPSILON LAMBDA Angie Mellott Erin Plunkett Jill Spinnenweber

ZETA ALPHA Salllh Gassady Jenny Johnson Ashley Lampe Carrie Parker Mill!nda Price Amanda Stark ZETA BETA Angela Anderson Melissa Carr Ali Maupin Jenn Rassett ZETA GAMMA Jamie Carnovale Wendy Davis Stephanie Fabrizio Stephanie Gaudi Carrie Green Jamilyn Gattuso Tina Maiorana Angela Rogers Ashley Tompkins ZETA DELTA Jessica Brezinski Felicia Duquay Jessica Gwozdz ZETA ETA Rachel Ellebracht Marisa Ferrara Jennifer Freeling Meredith Hammers Madonna Herman Christine Jett Maureen Madigan Theresa Morgan Elena Parsons Emily Schickler Emily Stadtmueller

Suzanne Stuart Christina Thompson Tiffany Tibbetts Mary Ellen Vieth

Jillian Williams Leah Williams JenaWoods Sall!Zerillo

ZETA THETA Erin Donahue Marissa Ginn Antoinette Montanti Karen Palaszynski Amy Siegal

UNDENWOOD COLONY MarciaAmel Kristine Dubois Karen Kemper Jessica Kruse Regina Lucas Bridget Madigan Angela Simmons Jennifer Vesper

ZETA LAMBDA Alison Browne Elizabeth Giuliani Kelly Howell Allison Rohner Chrissy Strapp ZETAMU Salllh Banko Sheri Hendrickson Jolene Hostetter Kamela Hurla Katie Miller ZETANU Valerie Aronov Angela Bittner Jessica Blasko Courtnery Casciano Elizabeth Chamberlain Andrea Dow Desiree Frantz Amy Green Melissa Hege Rebecca Jackson Erica Landes Julianna Lockney Nicole Oertrnann Theresa Quinney Valerie Rhoe

MUSKINGUM COLONY Jennie Brown Meghan Budinger Kristin Buhrman Margaret Herold Amber Hirsenfeld Kate Landis Mindy Lautzenheiser Jenn Lewis Lau1a Oliver Resheal Parsh Wendy Swartz Sabrina Tyus Heather Via land WEST ALABAMA COLONY Kelli Britt Cheryl Marson Karla Miley

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ALPHA, Longwood College, VA ALPHA ALPHA, Miami University, OH ALPHA BETA, Truman State University, MO BETA BETA, University of Northern Colorado EPSILON EPSILON, Emporia State University KS PHI PHI, Northwest Missouri State University BETA GAMMA, Northeastern State University, OK BETA EPSILON, James Madison University, VA BETA PI, Concord College, WV BETA RHO, Northern Illinois University GAMMA MU, Adrian College, Ml GAMMA XI, Slippery Rock University, PA GAMMA RHO, East Stroudsburg University, PA GAMMA OMEGA, Eastern Illinois University DELTA ETA, DePaul University, IL DELTA KAPPA, University of Southern Indiana DELTA NU-A, Kettering University, Ml DELTA CHI, Bloomsburg University, PA EPSILON ETA, Virginia Wesleyan College EPSILON THETA, Penn State University-Behrend EPSILON KAPPA, Millersville University, PA EPSILON TAU, University of Maryland-Baltimore County EPSILON PSI, Plymouth State College, NH EPSILON OMEGA, Bentley College, MA ZETA EPSILON, Averett College, VA ZETA MU, Missouri Western State College ZETA NU, Moravian College, PA West Alabama Colony, University of West Alabama

Fall1997 ALPHA BETA, Truman State University, MO PHI PHI, Northwest Missouri State University BETA EPSILON, James Madison University, VA BETA THETA, Central Michigan State University BETA IOTA, Radford University, VA BETA KAPPA, Western Illinois University BETA MU, Henderson State University, AR BETA NU, Murray State University, KY BETA RHO, Northern Illinois University GAMMA ETA, Pennsylvania State University GAMMA PI, Missouri Valley College GAMMA OMEGA, Eastern Illinois University DELTA ETA, DePaul University, IL DELTA RHO, Elan College, NC EPSILON UPSILON, California University of Pennsylvania EPSILON OMEGA, Bentley College, MA ZETA ALPHA, Missouri Southern State College ZETA GAMMA, Gannon University, PA ZETA LAMBDA, Rowan University, NJ ZETA NU, Moravian College, PA West Alabama Colony, University of West Ala ama Southern Colorado Colony, University of Soutftern Colorado

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Chapters report on spring semester activities Epsilon Epsilon, Emporia State University, KS

Teeter-totter-a-thon Epsilon Epsilon Chapter had its first annual faculty tea, organized by freshman member Lacey Kaberline, in February. Many professors attended, giving members the opportunity to speak with them outside the classroom.

The chapter held its fifth annual teeter-totter-a-than last spring. The women, along with the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon, teetered for 36 hours straight. The money raised was donated to the Emporia State Child Development Center. In preparation for the event, members of the chapter collected money at local businesses.

Over $1 ,000 was raised to benefit the children during this philanthropic activity.

AmyEUis Nu Nu, Drexel University, PA

A lesson in hazing Last winter, Nu Nu Chapter members assisted players and coaches during the Special Olympics intramural floor hockey game.

At the beginning of the spring term, Drexel University sponsored a seminar on the dangers of hazing. Members attended this informative lecture and

learned how perilous hazing can be. It was an important lesson for the entire Greek community.

Members and new members have been getting to know each other at events such as a sisterhoodBBQ. Christine PoweU Alpha Beta, Tn.unan State University, MO

A celebrity in Ireland Alpha Beta Chapter President Jen Butler experienced St. Patrick's Day in a way she will never forget.

Jen, her family and crew members traveled to Dublin, Ireland, in March to dye the Liffey River green. Jen's father and his crew are well-known for the annual dying of the Chicago River and spent two weeks in Ireland doing the same.

The Walt Disney Co. sponsored the event as a promotion for their hit release, "Flubber." Although Jen and the rest of the crew worked hard during the event, they were able to experience all the wonderful riches of the country and its culture.

Francie Poehling

Nu Nu Chapter members aHer the Phoenix Degree service.

Beta Theta, Central Michigan University

Parent trap The weather cooperated with Beta Theta's plans to move its annual Parents Day to the great outdoors.

Parents, siblings and friends were treated to a picnic style lunch at Island Park in Mount Pleasant, MI. The chapter presented awards for academic achievements.

Darby Gwisdala, chapter advisor, was chosen out of over 250 registered student organization advisors to become Central Michigan University's outstanding advisor of the year.

Honors: Jaymie Haney, Order of Omega, National Residence Hall Honorary, Central Michigan University Outstanding Student Leader 1997; Michelle Feldman and Sarah Mann, dean's list, Golden Key Honor Society; Kyrie Netzley and Carol Dutton, Order of Omega.

Kyley Erard Beta Kappa, Western Illinois University

Talent contest The Beta Kappa Chapter held a talent contest for the fraternity men on campus.

The contest helped raise over $2,000 for the S. June Smith Center.

Lyndsy Thatcher

The Liffey River in Dublin, Ireland, dyed green with the help of Alpha Beta President Jen Butler.

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The Beta Theta orange team was victorious at Central Michigan University's Greek olympics held during Greek week.

Beta Nu, Mwmy State University, KY

Quilting a strong sisterhood Beta Nu Chapter members made a quilt during their annual spring retreat. Each member wrote what Alpha Sigma Alpha means to them on a patch. Everyone then participated in sewing the patches together to make the quilt.

The chapter supported Special Olympics and participated in the American Cancer Walk where members walked for 18 hours straight to benefit cancer patients.

Members of Beta Pi Chapter accept the Presidential Achievement Award from Concord College President Dr. Jerry Beasley.

Award and was presented with a $100 check for being the highest achieving fraternity and sorority by having the highest G.P.A and the most community service.

Chandra Toney Beta Sigma, Southwest Missouri State University

Striving for excellence

The week concluded with Beta Sigma being awarded Striving for Excellence, the highest honor SMSU awards to a Greek organization, for the fourth consecutive year.

The chapter ended the semester with a farewell to A'i.A National Headquarters and the initiation of three staff members with other spring new members.

Jamie Skyles

High achievers

Spring 1998 was an awardwinning semester for the Beta Sigma chapter. The annual hot-tub-a-thon used over 300 volunteer hours to raise money for the Springfield Female Violence Center.

During Greek week, the chapter participated in events that benefited seven different community services.

The Beta Pi Chapter donated more than 820 volunteer hours to community and sorority philanthropies.

Members participated in the Adopt-a-Highway program and volunteered for the Mercer County Special Olympics. During the holiday season, members collected items for Operation Shoebox, donated gifts for the Angel Tree kids and collected home necessity items for the Children's Home Society. ln January, the chapter was honored by college president, Jerry Beasley. The chapter earned the Spring 1998 Scholastic Academic

Members of Beta Sigma gather together to snapshot their Greek week victories.

Heather Marie Martin

Beta Pi, Concord CoUege, WV

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Members of accomplishment The Gamma Eta Chapter has several members with great accomplishments. Kelly Bleakley, former president, received the Pittsburgh

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COLLEGIATE CORNER Alumni Scholarship. Two members, Courtney Mulvey and Julie Lawry, are co-presidents of the Peer Mentor Program at Penn State.

Melissa De Beer donates her time as a volunteer coordinator for Stand Together, an organization that counsels pregnant women. And Kathy Coyle is the president of the Student Pennsylvania State President's Association.

Laura Blwnenthal

Gamma Omega, Eastern illinois University

Outstanding new member Gamma Omega Chapter has chosen Jean McKeown as outstanding new member for fall 1997 because of the contributions she made to the chapter and community. By being elected, Jean was nominated to represent Gamma Omega for the Greek Community Outstanding New Initiate.

A participant in the Eastern Illinois University chapter of GAMMA, Women's Empowerment and chapter social chairman, Jean has great relations with other Greek organizations on campus. Majoring in special education and elementary education, Jean is also a certified group facilitator for Special Olympics and participates

Delta Rho members participate in a chapter cookout. They are, from left, Katie Feyes, Lisa Bumgarner, Nancy Jones and Tamara Sherrill. in a local program called adopt-astudent in which she works with children in community schools.

Michelle Huffman

their memories of Alpha Sigma Alpha and their plans for the future. An awards ceremony highlighted the seniors' academic achievements.

Nicole Telage

Delta Epsilon, Mansfield University, PA Delta Nu-B, Kettering University, MI

Alpha Sigma Alpha at the Grammies

State day celebration

Delta Epsilon Chapter members Maranda Bolton, Jani Burke and Angie McKee worked as talent escorts for the 40th annual Grammy Awards last February.

They escorted stars such as Celine Dion, Will Smith, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Stevie Wonder and S.W.V. The women spent five days in New York City at the Radio City Music Hall to participate in this once-in-a-lifetime event.

On April4, Delta Nu-B Chapter hosted the annual Michigan State Day. Various workshops and seminars were held with topics including: healthy living, self defense, stress management, Sisterhood Council ideas, resume writing and interviewing skills. There was also a speaker on alcohol awareness and Power Luncheon, a segment on how to conduct lunch with employers, customers and top executives.

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Jean McKeown right, shares the Alpha Spirit with Romi Smoller.

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Delta Rho, Elon College, NC

Outstanding seniors honored

Busy with philanthropies

Delta Iota Chapter hosted a banquet to honor outstanding seniors who have made a difference within the chapter and community.

The banquet featured speeches from graduating seniors about

Delta Rho Chapter members were busy participating in various philanthropic events last year.

Members went to Hillraven, a local retirement center, and played bingo with the residents. The chapter also supported the Barringer Center, a daycare facility for youth, by sponsor-

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AIDS awareness

Saginaw Valley State University's Most Outstanding Freshman Melandie Caine with Special Olympian. ing an Easter egg hunt for the children. The most rewarding event was when members volunteered during Special Olympics activities.

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Delta Sigma, Saginaw Valley State University, MI

Special participants make a special day

Epsilon Gamma Chapter played a vital role in last year's Greek week. Greek Council president and Epsilon Gamma member Allison Faust helped bring T.J. Sullivan and Joel Goldman's "Friendship in the age of AIDS" to campus for the Greek week educational program.

The chapter also helped raise over $400 for pediatric AIDS research. Raising the most money during the relay event, Epsilon Gamma was given an additional $150 to donate to Special Olympics.

During the awards ceremony, member Jennifer Buckler received Outstanding Greek Senior while advisor Deborah Early received Advisor of the Year.

Catherine Leneave Epsilon Theta, Pennsylvania State University-Behrend College

Alpha spirit Epsilon Theta Chapter celebrated the chapter's lOth year on campus with a formal. Members raised money

for the S. June Smith Center and Special Olympics with an auction and carnation fund-raiser.

Members participated in the biannual adopt-a-highway cleanup.

In March, three car washes were held, and chapter members sold coupon books to raise money to send members to the 1998 national convention. The chapter also participated in the annual Multiple Sclerosis walk in May. Erin Randall McKlveen Epsilon Nu, State University of New York, Brockport

Aseriously sober experience The Epsilon Nu Chapter had the opportunity to attend a lecture given

by Mark Sterner on the seriousness of sobriety.

Mark spoke about his experience on spring break when he drove himself and four fraternity brothers home after drinking at a local bar. The outcome was tragic with the death of three of the passengers in the vehicle.

This event impressed on Epsilon Nu members the potential impact of drinking and driving.

Kristen Weiser

In conjunction with Bay City Western's varsity basketball team, members of Delta Sigma Chapter held a Special Olympics basketball camp in January. The event took place at the Ryder Recreational Center on campus. Participants received T-shirts and a variety of prizes.

During an awards banquet in April, Delta Sigma received one of four awards for best organization on campus. An award also was received by the chapter for the most creative fund-raiser, Big Man on Campus.

Member Melandie Caine received the award for most outstanding freshman on campus.

Angela KollllSzewski

Epsilon Thetas celebrate the chapter's 10th year on campus. They are , from left, Gortney Olmstead, Meghan Nairn, Jen Brown, Erin McKiveen, Stacey Schenker and Rose Forrest.

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Zeta Alpha, Missouri Southern College

Chapter members busy with activities The Zeta Alpha Chapter participated in Special Olympics and over 50 hours were donated to this event. The following day, 15 chapter members participated in a walk for Multiple Sclerosis.

During dedication days in April, members participated in events from aerobics to self-defense classes. A pizza fund-raiser in April helped send members to the 1998 A!A National Convention. During this successful fundraiser, members work at a local pizza restaurant where they keep tips and 20 percent of the sales.

Miranda Price Zeta Theta, Wagner College, NY

Running ragged Susan Fitzpatrick, Zeta Theta Chapter president, won Wagner College Greek Woman of the Year.

Chapter members proudly walked away with the first place trophy at last year's homecoming. The chapter's float displayed a 4-foot Raggedy Ann with the slogan "Run Them Ragged."

Sheryl Lejkoe Zeta Mu, Missouri Western State College

Stretch pants ... and shirts Members of the Zeta Mu Chapter helped gather and donate clothes for

Zeta Alpha members relax during spring rush. They are, from left, Miranda Price, Ashley Lampe, Jamie Church and Autum Berry. the Salvation Army during Greek week festivities. Each item of clothing was tied together and "stretched" across campus.

The Student Government Association also held elections during the week. Zeta Mu member Shelby Coxon was elected student body vice president and members Kristi Bailey, Dawn Kidwell, Jenni Rogers and Kendra Browning were elected student senators.

With the help of the Zeta Mu Chapter, David Jones was elected as a city councilman for St. Joseph.

Chapter members went door to door in the local community and passed out flyers on behalf of the candidate. The hard work paid off when he won the election.

Kristie Calcaterra

Zeta Nu, Moravian College, PA

Busy members work hard for their community Zeta Nu Chapter members participated in both a food and clothing drtve during the spring semester.

Members made Easter cards for the children of the S. June Smith Center and are planning a trip to visit the center. Chapter members will represent Alpha Sigma Alpha during an organizational fair that is open to the entire community during the inauguration of the Moravian College president.

Rachel Silfies Zeta Omicron, Muskingwn College, OH

Philanthropic fun Following the installation of Zeta Omicron Chapter on March 28, members were busy supporting philanthropies.

A rock-a-thon was held to help raise money for the S. June Smith Center, and chapter members worked with Special Olympians at a local bowling alley.

Bridget C. Coggin

Zeta Nu spring new members are, from left, Katie Danneberger, Casey Llewellyn, Juli Lockney, Jeanette Reynolds and Lori Stevens.

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