All Roads Lead To Phoenix

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March History Month A many ofyou know, March is Women's Hi-

tory Month. Last year, an overwhelming number of request for information on noteworthy Alpha Sigma Tau ister were received in conjunction with Women's Hi tory Month.

We are plea ed to pr ent 'Women of Excel­lence", a brochure li ting Alpha Sigma Tau i ter ' noteworthy achievemen ts,ju tin time for Women' Hi tory Month.

If you know of an AL.T i ter who hould be li ted in this brochure, plea e notifY National Headquarter at 1929 anyon Road, Birmingham, AL 35216, phone 205-97 -2179. Plea e give the si ter's name (maiden and married name ) , colle­giate chapter and a brief de cription of her achievement.

. a\ Order of Nanon . Congratulanons omega E Ankene of

2 1995 Arn · daA On Decernb.er ' ha Lambda) and Rho.n i ·,

Radford Universtty (Alp oklahoma State . m. er ~-McCall of Southeasternd d $500 scholarshtps tnlred-

h awar e · and ea 'Rho) were bot . bT ty participatlOn ' . . f scholasuc a l l : ogn,uon o rganizauon . er hip in carnpu o

Welcome ' Delt • a Zeta Ch Ea t Str apter

Dni, er l.ty oud buro-I ofp n tailed D nn

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4 Taus on Line- Are you on line? AlT now ha a web page! Find out how to acce sit and get your alumnae or collegia te chapte r on line.

14 Rho RLW- Rho ce lebrates a succe sfu l RLW.

6 Convention- Everyth ing you ever wanted to know about our ational Convention but were afraid to ask.

Armed Forces Alumnae Panhellenic Association­A new association for alumnae affi liated with the D -partme n t of Defe nse.

9 Chapter Excellence Program- The CEP offers in­novative opportunities for growth of collegiate and alumnae chapter .

15 Golden Girls of Zeta- The Zeta Chapter celebrate 75 years of sisterhood.

10 Applause for Taus- The 1995-96 ational Founda­tion Scho lar hip Award winners are announced.

Welcome Delta Zeta Chapter- "Welcome aboard! " To our new i te r at Ea t Stroudsburg Unive r ity of Pennsylvan ia.

12 National Panhellenic Conference- The events of the fifty-fourth bie nnial meeting are detailed h ere.

Beta Delta Silver Anniversary- 25 years of sister­hood are ce lebrated at Duquesne niversity.

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ational Staff Resume ......................................................................... 16 Collegiate Chapter ews ..................................................................... 18 AJu1nnae Chapter News ....................................................................... 28 Directory .............. ........... ..... .............................. .......................... .. .. ... .. 32

Editor Alina M. Whitlle 1650 E. Lycoming Street Philadelphia, PA 19124

Chapter News Editot· Gay Gammell Truehan 2228 Old Berwick Road Bloom burg, P 17815

Chapter News Editor Rory Erick o n Gawthorp P.O. Box 403 Mahome t, IL 61853

Director of Publications Carol ]. Cooper

Produced by Maury Boyd and Associates

THE ANCHOR/ Spring 1996

Alpha Sigma Tau National Headquarters 1929 Canyo n Road Birmingham , AL 35216 205/ 978-2179 205/ 978-2182 fax

T HE ANCHOR is published in the Fall and Spring . Single copies are avai lable for 5.00 each. Third clas postage is paid at lndianapo­li , Indiana, and at additional mailing office . end address changes, death notices, an d busi­

ness correspondence to National H eadquarters . Editorial correspon dence sho uld be sent to the Editor.

Spring 1996 Volume 71, o. 1

Printed in USA

The 1996 ation al Convention see page 6.

THE FOUNDERS Mable Chase Ruth Dutcher May Gephart Effie E. Lyman Harriet Marx Eva O 'Keefe Adri ance Rice Helene M. Rice Mayene Trac

Alpha Sigma Tau was Jo·unded November 4, 1899 at Michigan State 1 oTmal School (now Eastern Michigan University), Ypsilanti, MI .

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By: Lisa M cCoy, Beta

Alpha Sigma Tau information is now available through the Internet, on the Worldwide Web. The Alpha Sigma Tau National Home Page became offi­cial at the annua l ation al Council meeting in January 1996.

The page function as a publicity and communication tool for the so­rority, promoting Alpha igma Tau glo­bally with general information and an­nouncements, collegiate and alumnae chapter listings, philanthropic infor­mation , Convention updates, a li t of e-mail addresses for AlT sisters, and more. The page is fully interactive, with links to chapter web pages , other Internet Greek sites, and e-mail. Un­der development by Kathy McMahon, the Acting We bMas ter, the page is up­dated on a regular ba is.

The address of the page is "http:/ / telly. p y.ohio-state.edu/ a t/ ". The page is best viewed using etscape web brow er; however, any we b browser software will allow users to see the page.

The project bega n in mid-1995 when Kath McMahon , Ze ta Tau 1992, began developing an unofficial WWV\ home page with the help of e e ral i -ter . Because the project was not ye t completely established or pre en ted to

la tional Coun cil , th e page wa not li sted on Inte rne t earch list , and few si ter had the addre s.

In Dece mbe r 1995, Lisa McCoy, Beta 1983, and Kathy began preparing information for a tional Cou n il to review at it annua l mee ting. aro l

ooper, Dir ctor of Publications, pre­s nt d th e propo al and a bri f de m­on tration a t H eadquarter , and Coun­

il approv d the projec t.

After Counci l appro ed th e lT Home Page, Kath e tablished link on everal Internet earch ve hicle , and on

Gree k web page li tina . co unter d evice was connected to th e H ome Page, and visit to the page in crea ed dramatically. Prior to the e link , about ten use r per week vi it d the page ; between J anuary 30 and February 11 , th ere were 21 4 vi it to th e page, an average of more than 16 p r day.

Plans for the Home Paae include creatin g a n image map irr n a tur graphic, e tabli bing links to chapter web page ites, providing acade mi c ach ieve ment recognition creating a li st of alumnae of di tin ction , and ex­panding area of sorority life covered on the page. Additionally, th e li t of alumnae e-mai l addresse i expected to increa e. Chapter are welcome to submit chapter e-mail addre e for li t­in g.

Your photos a nd artwor k are needed to create the signature graphic. Scanned image can be attached toe­mail and e nt to Kath a t "taus® telly. p .ohio- ta te.edu ". Photo and camera-ready artwork can be ent, with a se lf-addre sed, stamped enve­lope for their return, to:

Lisa McCo ' P. 0 . Box 957932 Duluth , Ge rgia 30136

Guid lin for chapter web paae have be n pre pared , and areal o avai l­a bl e from Li a . Co ll eaia te ch apter con id e ring d eve lopina a we b parre shou ld have the e Guid line . An ex­pand d t of Guideline , includin rr technical he lp , will be available for Conv ntion . dditionally, a w rk hop

i planned for Convention, which wi ll co er a var i ty of topic regarding Internet publi city for lT chapters.

More than 93% f campu e that hav Alpha igma Tau chapter have web page . Mo tallow tudent organi­za tion to publi h web pages and e -tabli h link to the choo l' tudent ac tivi tie page.

Alumna hap ter can also tab­li h link with the a ti o n a l Hom Page, and can contact Li a for a si -tance.

ntil 1996 onvention, th e page i be ing ma nage d by Ka th y, c ting WebMa ter, and Li a, cti ng Web Page Publicity Coordinator. Managing the page will be the re pon ibli ty of th

a tio nal Publicity oordinator after onvention. Kathy i providing tech­

nical ervice , and Li a i providi ng publicity, text and chapter guidance. The web ite for the Alpha igma Tau National H om Page and addition a l technica l experti e are being gra­ciou ly donat d by h ane Ruland, Kathy' hu band.

Kathy arad ua ted from Lo ngwood College, and ha a Ma ter degree from Ohio tate Univer ity in Columbu .

hane rece ived hi undergraduate and graduate degree from Ohio State. H is a omputer De ian Enrrineer with Ohio tate. The Ruland own Pag One De ign , an Internet ervice compan ', and live in Dublin , Ohio.

Li a gradua ted from Central Michigan niver i ty, and ha owned her 0\ n bu ine in tlanta. he ha previou ly en 'ed as Traveling on ult­ant and em ber hip DeYelopment Co rdinator. he i an at-home mother with lect web paae and com­puter training eli nt . h li\' Ill

Duluth , Georgia. The Alpha igm a Ta u National

H om Page join oth r nati ona l ror­ity web pao· a lr ad · n the " \ \ '. How ver, mo t memb L f Natio nal Panh II nic onferen e are n t rep­re nt d na tio nally n th e lnt rn t .

Are you on-line? Acces to the Internet is easy to

obtain. Mo t college and univer iti provide free Internet access. Or con­tact provider in your area for infor­mation on ervice they can provide (look in the Yi II ow Pages). cce pro­viders can let you know requirements for using their Internet service .

On e ou have Internet acce , vi it the Alpha igma Tau ational Home Page at "http:/ / telly. p .oh io-tate.edu/ a t/ ' . There you ' ll find so­

rority information , announ cements and e-mai l add res e of other A~T sis­ter .

Let us know your comment and que tion . The page is continually be­ing updated. e the WebMa ter e-mai l link on the page.

I our chapter intere ted in devel-

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op ing a web page? It is important that you have Web

Page Guidelines that have been pre­pared by Li a McCo , Acting Web Page Publicity Coord in ator. They outlin e focus and content information that is e ential for Internet publicity. You can contact:

Lisa McCoy e-mail : gmccoy@ rl.com P.O. Box 957932 Duluth , Georgia 30136 (770)409-8315 [EST]

A workshop is planned for Con­vention which will addre various top­ics regarding In tern t publicity. Please plan to attend. Additiona l Guideline wi ll be avai lab le at that time.

Eternal Chapter

Alpha: Patricia Baldwin

Theta: Margaret herwood Sharfenburg

Iota: hirley Bey r

Margaret G. Holmstrom Dorothy Overholt McQuinn

Leta S. !rich

Kappa: Minnie S. Bo chen

Lambda: Helen Megargee

Nu: Kathryn Aibner

Rho: Linnie Ru th Hall

Sigma: Mary B. Cook

Zeta Tau: Ellen mith

U psilon: J ehree . Bone

Martha R. helby Betty Snider Young

Psi: Jane C. Sullivan

Vanny Hammer Walker

Alpha Eta: Nanc Burle Mitro

Alpha Iota: Enid Youg Felander

Beta Nu: Kim Werner Harri on

~ psilanti, Mich.

Cuuway, lrk.

Harrisonburg, ~a.

Lock Haven, Pa.

EdwarnsviUe, IlL San lntooio, Tex.

Buffalo, N1 Athens, W. Ya.

Snippeosnurg, Pa. farmvllle, ~a.

Potsdam, N.Y.

Macomb, Ill. Hammuno, ta.

Ranfor~, Ya.

Dlll'an!,ll~a.

Slippery Rock, Pa.

~oinboro, Pa. Charleston, Ill.

West thester, Pa. 1 11 M

~~owe , ass.

Pinsburgn, Pa.

Millersville, Pa.

Bluefield, W. ia. Wesl long ~rmb, N.J.

frostlmru, Mo. ~alisburJ, Mo.

Bloomsbur~, ra.

Fnt• mot·e infot·matlou call: National Headttuar·ters

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Northern Virginia

~. touis, Mo.

Livio~ston, M.

Erie, ra.

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York, Pa.

MnntgomerJ, W. fa.

Waynesourg, Pa.

lllenoaiB, Micb.

Williamsport, Pa." South Orange, N.J.

Detroit-Northeast Suborns, Mich.

Belmont, N.C. lutztown, Pa.

Philadelphia, Pa. fairmont, W. ~a.

Chicago, Ill.

Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Birmingham, AI.

Baltimore, Md. bCUU'CJIIIC-MdUd~m. ~a.

Cbarlonesville, ~a.

Annville, Pa. Wayne, N.J.

Denver, Colo.

Lehigh JalleJ, Pa.

East ~oudsburg, Pa.

fort Wayne, Ind.

Central Pennsylvania

Gran~ Rapids, Mich.

Harrisburo, Pa.

New Orleans, La.

Southern Colorado

RichmonHetersburg, h. Tidewater ~irginia

Roanoke, Ya. Yonngslown, Db.

Prince Genrge's-Mnntgomery County, Md.

A T Ancho1·ed For Lifr.

The 3 1 t lph a Sicrma Tau a­tiona! Convention will be held in Phoe­nix , Arizona, June 24-29 , 1996. Tau from acros the country wi ll celebrate the fact that we are "Anchored For Life ", while conducting important Na­tional busine . All initiated membe r , collegian and a lumnae , are invited to atte nd. Every collegiate and alumnae chapter i repre nted at Convention.

ational Co unci I and Staff a lso attend. 1 ationa l Counci l wi ll m ee t on

Monday,June 24. An afternoon se ion will be open to ister inter ested in learning about the Council m ee ting proce . A National Staff Training e -sion will be held Monday evening .

At onvention , i ter will lea rn ne\ idea , and make sure that hard work i r cognized and re\ arded. It i also a great opportunity to make new Tau friend and reunite ' ith tho e you haven ' t een for a whil e . LT Conve n­tions provide attende with a n in­creased ense of i terhood , renewal of commitment, and a lifetime of me mo­ne .

Convention registration includes attendan ce at bu ines ions, e mi­nar and award ceremonies, and e n­tit le ' OU to th e LT convention ra te for accommodations at th e hote l. t­tendees an also choo from a wide range of additional activiti es and afte r­hour ocial gath ring . Registra ti o n

mu t be mad e by prill , 1996. The registration fee i 225 pe r pe r o n.

ation al Council , taff and co ll egi a te a nd

alumnae hapte rs will rece iv informa­tion . Oth e r siste rs wishing to a tte nd may contac t Na tiona l H eadquarte rs a t 1929 Ca nyon Road , Birmingham, Ala­bama 35216.

Atte nd ees will tay a t th Crowne Plaza Hotel in Phoe ni , Arizona. The A T conve ntion ra te is 65 per night per perso n for sing le , double, trip le or quad rooms. Check-in begins a t 4 p.m. ; check-out is by noon. The hot I is three miles from Sky Harbor Intern ation al Airport. Tran portati on is avail able via The Courie r Tran porta tion Group, ar­ra nged upon your arrival in Phoenix. Reservation can be made direct! ' with th e ho tel by calling 800-359-7253. H o­te l ame nities include a jogging track, o utdoor pool , sa lon , gift and a ppa re l h o p , a nd te nni a nd racqu e tba ll

courts. The re are cro lf cours s in th e area .

<Ill The 1996 National Convmtion Poste1; Designed by Mary Ann Rinehart, Beta Eta and julie j ones.

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J une 2 4 ·29, 1996 Ph oenlJt, Arizon a

What to Bring to Convention

• Chapter Plaqu e

• Chapter Scrapboo k

• Na ti o nal, o llegia te, a nd lum­nae Chapter Co n titu tio n a nd propo ed a me ndm ents

• Chapter a llowance fo r Co nve n­tion pi ctur

• White dres fo r Open ing e­sio n a nd eremo nia l

(NO short kin , horts, pli t kirts, pan ts)

• ice dres e , sui ts, or d re s pants for bu in e mee ting (no horts o r j ea n )

• After-five , d ressy outfit fo r Ye llm Rose Banque t

• Green and go ld a ttire fo r Friday eve ning o uting

• Ca mpus o r state T- hi r t, ize XL, fo rT- hirt exchancre

• Clothing o r j ewelry with a n­chors forTh ur da ' th e me

• ecre t i item (poem , pe n note pads, candy)

• Fitn e s a ttire a nd wim uit, if de ired

• o mfortable shoe fo r icrhtseein cr

• Sunglas e - a ·M T in Phoenix ' unny clima te!

• LT SPIRIT !

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Sigma Tau sis ters are asked to parti ci­pate in a special Conve ntion phila n­th ropic proj ect. A local women ' sh e l­ter will benefit from the giving pi rit of Taus in attendan ce, wh o wi ll be asked to parti cipa te by dona ting to i­le try ite ms such as shampoo, oap, or toothpaste. A repre enta tive of th e shelter will atte nd one of the G ne ral Sessions to co llect the i te rns.

A!.T will sponsor Conve nti on and social activities throughout the event, offering a wide va riety of recrea tio n. In add ition to the Conve ntio n Queen pageant, Crown Luncheo n, and Yellow Rose Banque t, other receptions and banquets are p lanned , including th e National Fou ndation Breakfas t, the Phoen ix Friends hi p Reception fo r a lumnae and Nat ional Pa n he ll e ni c

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DELTA Be th Blayden Debbie Dick

J en n ifer Fenton

ZETA Rebecca McLaughlin

RHO Te loa Butler

Cari Davis Gail De lashaw Me lissa Ebert Michele Ebert

Paula Hutchen Rhonda McCall

UPSILO Bethany Briscoe

J amie Carte r J ennife r J one

PH I Amy Colli ns J ennife r Mo

Rob n McNa lly Lori loa n

PSI Al i on u lair Emi l Beard

Conferenc rrue ts, th e Eme rald Chap­te r Lun c h e on , a nd th e Co lleg ia te Awards Break£a t.

Order Of Omega Maureen Cha pma n

Emily Dean Sara h Pres man

ALPHA EPSILO Rachel H ami lton

Colleen Ke lly Kimber! a than

Meli nda Palau Candi ce Pinka

ALPHA LAMBDA Lisa Beall

Laura Loffl er

ALPHA PI Randi Lasher

Ta mm Se bo ld

ALPHA PHI Erin o llin o n J e nnife r Darb Faith Frankel

BET EP ILO Ch ristine Bartho lomew

Leah Dienna Tina Fra nk Kim Kr b

Chri tin Lo hrfink J ennife r do r

An "Evening Fu ll ofFun " i ched­uled fo r Wedn esd a ' eve ning. The tra­diti o n a l T-shirt exc h a nge will take place. H owever, thi ear i te r are a ked to bring a ta t , campu , or !.T T- hirt gi ft wrapped " oap opera" tyl , with o nly the lid wrapped o r in a gift bag. If yo u have a n extra hirt, bring two . dditionall , the r will be a ru h and alumnae ac tivity planned.

Phoe nix, Arizona i a rrrea t fa mil acation desti na tio n ! T he city and the urrounding area pro ide family fun

and educa tio n . The onventio n ho t I ra te will be in effec t for a n additio na l th ree day pri rand th r e day fo llow­ing Co nven ti o n . Yo ur fa mil can e pe­r ie nce Arizon a' be t while ou a tt nd

onventi on . earby go lf cou r e and hor e back r idin rr are po pular a ttrac­tion .

BET T H ET Ki m berly rowley

Ka th ryn Wei er Amy Will iams

BET lOT Me li a H artranft

Renee Meyer

BET PI tacy Brown

I abe l Deoliveira Richa Kumar

J acalyn McCarth

G MMA XI Britt Lindho lm

GAMMA RHO Lori KrulikO\ ki

Ro e lcGra th Re be a 1urph ' D bora h Ped o ne 1ichelle Tren h ard

r i ta Tripp di

G ~I~L\ HI Kim lari .u\le n

(!~£~ Chapter Excellence Program by Cluistina Duggan Covinuton, Alpha Lambda

Imagine: Your collegiate chapter winning

one of Alpha Sigma Tau 's most presti­rrious honors at the ational Conven­"' tion , the Founders Award. As you make your way to the head table amid the congratulations of other co llegiate chapters, the chee r , and the applau e to accept the award , your mind recalls the activenes , elf-reliance, and trust your chapter member placed in each other to receive such an honor. You re­member the quiet study time a t the li­brary each week and th e acti e class oriented sister study groups that evolved. These activities e nabled your chapter members to increase th eir av­erage GPA by 0.6 for the year, pleasing the ch apter me mbers and their par­ents. You think of th e finan cial ac­co unt that your chapter started three year ago. The funds a ll owed yo_ur chapte r to renovate th e chapter su_Ite thi year, and attend the RLW wnh twice the required membership so that 50 % of yo ur c h apte r co uld return bringing new ideas and a n ation al AI-T awaren e s to the chapte r. Those ac­counts al o enabled your ch apte r to send five women and your Chapter Adviser to Convention to live the ex­perience of being "Anchored withAl­pha Sigma Tau. " Finally, you remem­ber the chapter Sorority Growth and Development programming on topic ranginrr from e thni c di vers ity to women'~ health issues. Don 'tforget the Sisterhood activities like dynamic rush and pledge programs that enabled your chapter to fi ll quota and mee t total. Your chapter is th e example!

Imagine: You are an area alumna living close

to a collegiate chapter. You graduated a few years ago and moved to this are~. You have a successful career, your clul­dren attend school, and you and your husband are active with several profes-

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ion a l and philanthropi c organiza­tion . You pay your annual dues to Al­pha Sigma Tau through the local alum­nae cha pter and participate in th e ac­tivitie of th e ch apter. Then, at the Annual Meeting you are nominated to th Alumnae/ Collegia te Liai son Of­fi ce. You accept the nomination and are e lected . Your respon ibi lities are to communicate and a si t th e local alum­n ae chapter in supporting a co llegiate chapter. You contact th e local chapter and set a meeting for lunch with the Ch apter Pres id e nt a nd Col legia te / Alumnae liaison . You decide to pla n a joint formal for Founde rs Day which attracts many area and chapter alum­nae. The celebration is a huge succes , and the next year five recent graduates of the collegiate chapte r and seven area a lumn ae j oin th e local alumnae chapter. You are nomin ated for presi­d ent!

Reality or Imagination? Stories like this a re happening

throug hout our sisterhood as colle­rria te and alumnae chapters embrace <::>

an d imple m ent the Chapter Excel-len ce Progra m (CEP). The CEP offers innova tive opportunities for growth of collegia te and alumnae chapte rs _aca­de mically or professionally, financially, throu rrh effective programming and comm"'unica tio n with the National Or­ganizati on , and nationall~ by attef_l~­ing intra-ch apter and n~ tl o~a l activi­ties. The National Orgamza t1o n works as a co nduit to chann el ideas and co­ordinate information for a ll members. The CEP wa deve loped to he lp ch ap­ters choose ac tivities that are worth­while, deve lop strong leadership and organization ski lls within their m em­be rship , and a ttrac t well-rounded en­thusiastic women into their chapters. The CEP he lps Alpha Sigma Taus learn "life" skills that wi ll bring th em to the forefront of th e business world and

enrich their per o na l li ves. For the chap ter that ad here to the Chapter Excellence Program, they follow the path to success!

Four Steps of the Chapter

Excellence Program 1 Chapter Programming and

Reporting

2 Academics/ Professional Achievements

3 Dues and Fees As e ment

4 Attendance at ational Functions

Chapter Programs • academic/ professional

activities

• sisterhood activities

• Sorority Growth & Develop-

ment topics

• ritual activities

• philanthropic projects

• recruitment activities

• social endeavors

• NPC/ CPH activities

• financial independence

• campus and community

events

• Regional Leadership Work­

shops

• .AIT National Convention

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A~~~~-T~ 1995-96 National Foundation Scholarship Awards

C ongratulations to the fo llow ing individuals on being se­lected recipients for 1995-96 Academic Scholarships. The

Alpha Sigma Tau ational Foundation Board of Directors wa impre ed with the hig h qualifications and accom­pli hm ents of these members and we are plea ed that Alph a Sigma Tau Foundation can support the e achieve­ment.

Denise James, Lenore Seibel King Scholarship

The Lenore eibel King cho lar­ship was awarded to Denise J ame , a m e mber of th e Zeta Tau C h apter. Denise is a Sociology/ Pre-Law major with an Engli h minor and is a junior thi year at Longwood College in Vir­ginia. As part of an internship, Denise had the opportuni ty to work with one of her professors a are earch assistant on a textbook concerning marriage and family. Dr. Bidwell wa impre sed with Denise 's research efficiency and the in­ternship was expanded to include edit­ing, indexing and writing question for a teaching manual. Denise ha been on th Dean' List every semester and was awarded a Blackwell Scholarship. A tal­ented musician, Denise is a member of Lonlr'-vood ' e lect choral en emble , The Camerata ingers, and has served th e Zeta Tau chapter as their Music Chairman. Being an involved member of her professional society, Denise held th office of Secretary of the Sociology I Anthropology Club. Additional campus activities include the Catholic Campu Mini tries, and three honor ocietie ; Eta igma Phi, Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Kappa Phi. long term goal for Denise i to ontinue her education at Duk in a Ph.D. program for

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Anisa Bollen

Ro e 1arie Schmidt Scholar: hip

One Rose Mari Schmidt cholar­ship was awarded to Ani a Bollen, Al­pha Gamma Chapter at Hender on

tate n iver it , rkan a . ni a i earning her B.B. . degree in Manage­ment. After graduation in 1996, he plan to pur ue a Ma ter in Health Service Management with a long term goal to work in a ho pital's human re-ource department. ni a wa ice

Pre ident of her pledge class and i now serving a Alpha Gamma' Chap­ter Treasurer. an active participant in a vo luntary national inve tment challenge offered by a Finance Profe -or, Ani a wa able to enrich her aca­

demic experience to learn about in­ve tment . Ani a i al o active in Phi Beta Lambda, a busine organization at Hender on.

Richa Kumar

Rose Marie Schmidt

cholaTship

econd Ro e Marie Schmidt Scholar hip wa awarded to Ri cha Kumar, Beta p ilon Chapter at ew J er ey In titute of Technology. Richa will be a enior at the Albert Dorman Honor College at ~T in Engine r­ing cience that i part of an acce ler­ated pre-med program with ew Jer-

chool fMedicin and Denti try. he wa a cepted into medi a! chool

a a college fre hman and wi ll beo-in h r medical tudie at the end of her junior ar at ~IT. Ri ha i a Re id nt

sistant on campu and i re ponsible for etting up ducational and ocial activitie for the stud nt . An active member of the Beta p ilon Chapter, Richa ha erved as the Hou ing, Mu-ic, B laws and omination chairper­on. Richa ' additional campu activi­

tie include AFEhealth , the organiza­tion promote awarenes of health re­lated i ue on campu , erving a a r pre entative on tudent enat , pe r oun eling and the ociation of In-

dian tudent . member of two honor societie , The Order of the Om ga and Tau Beta Pi , Richa was rec­ognized for her academic ucce . Richa ' long term goal i to be a pedia­trician , and he will ontinu her edu­cation in Medical cho I.

Carrie Washburne laehle cholarship

The Carri Wa hburne taehle cholar hip for languag wa awarded

to Michelle Reed Lin, a member of the Alpha Gamma at Hender on tate ni­ver ity in Arkan as. Michelle i an En­gli h Education m~or with a pani h Education minor and thi i the econd year he received the taehle cholar-hip. iichelle i a 4.0 tudent and par­

ticipate in the honors program at Hender on. In addition to her tudie , Michelle ha found tim to erve as the chapter' Mu ic and Courte Chairp r-on , i tant Treasurer and \ ic Pr i-

dent. On campu iichelle' activi.tie include

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Nobel winning Colombian novelist, Gabtiel Garcia Marquez. The paper was presented at the HSU Student Research Conference. An honor ' re ea rch project in her English major was on the subject of "cyberpunk", a con temporary science fiction movement. Mter gradu­ation, Michelle plans to teach Eng lish and Spanish at the high school level.

The Mary Louise Mandrea Doyle Scholarship was awarded to Mar Eckenrod, Erie Alumnae Group, a graduate tudent pursuing her M.S. de­gree in Geography/ Cartography at In­diana University of Pennsylvania. Mary, a member of the Alpha Tau chapter, received her undergraduate degree in Earth Scien ce at Edinboro University. As an undergraduate, Mary served the chapter as Pledge Director and Soror­ity Growth and Development Chairman and was recognized at a tional Conven­tion in 1992 for the excellent programs she developed for the chapter. Mary has continued h er so rority involvement with the Erie Alumnae Club, worki ng with the De lta Chapter at IUP and as­sisting in ·colony training. A teaching as­si tant in the Geography and Regional Planning Department as well as a gradu­ate tudent re presentative and Geogra­phy Club member keep Mary busy on campus. Mary's thesis proposal on wet­land reclamation and identification of common de ign and implemen tation is­su es will be beneficial in achieving her long te rm goals of a career in the envi­ronmental fi e ld.

Leah Shelton

Elizabeth Wilson­Dorothy Bennett Robinson Scholarship

The Elizabeth Wilson-Dorothy Benne tt Robinson Scholar ship was awarded to Leah Shelton of the Delta Epsilon Chapter at Marist College in New York. Leah is earning he r degree in Communications/ Public Re lations and has served the chapter as Publicity

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Coordinator. A founding member of the De lta Ep ilon chapter, Leah contin­ued her invo lvemen t as Rush Direc to r. Leah is also a memb r of the commu­nications art society as is able to prac­tice her communication skills as a proof­reader for student paper . The Marist Institute for Public Opinion is tied to the po litica l cie nce curriculum and Leah has participated a an interviewer on several projects. Working at NBC as a stude nt in tern i part of Leah ' over­all plan to meet her goals and gain ex­perience in th e Public Re lations/ Com­munica tions field.

The Meda Ray Elliott Sewell Schol­ar hip was awarded to J oanna Arbogast of the Zeta Tau Chapter. J oanna is earn­ing h er B.S. d egree in Bio logy at Longwood College in Virginia and is intere ted in pursuing a career in the Environmental Science area. Serving as the President of the Beta Beta Beta hon­orary organization for Biology m~ors provided Joanna an opportuni ty for ad­ditional leadership experience. J oanna provided guidance to the Zeta Tau chap­ter as the chairperson of the Standards Board . She also served as Social Direc­tor and In tramural representative for the chapter. As a resident assistant, J oanna is re ponsible for a floor of sixty women and has planned educational and social programming as well as providing peer counseling to the re iden ts.

Rhonda McCall

Edith Minerva Elliott Scholarship

The Edith Minerva Elliott Scholar­ship for scie n ce / mathematics was awarded to Rhonda McCall, Rho Chap­ter at Southeastern Oklah oma State University. Rhonda is pur uing a double major and will be earning her B.S. in Chemistry and Biology. Rho nda is an active member of the Rho chapter, serv­ing a her pledge class President, ch ap­ter Secretary, Vice President and then

President. In addition to the sorority activities, Rhonda is involved on cam­pus and her comm uni ty. Athletics ar one of her prime activi ti s and she has been on the track team, the Porn Porn squad, in tramu ral oftball and ba ket­ball as we ll as an aerobics instru tor for th e campus contin uing education pro­gram. Rhonda has earned several ath­letic and academic scholar hips and has been selected to join the Alpha Chi honor society. Rhonda wa cho en to be the tudent representative on the faculty Academ ics Policy Committee that provided an opportunity to work with profes ors and administration on policy matters. A long term goal for Rhonda is to continue her education through medical chool.

Sandra Guire

St. Louis Alumnae Chapter Scholarship

The fir t St. Louis Alumnae Chap­ter Scholarship was awarded to Sandra Guire, a collegia te member of the Beta P i Chapter and currently a member of St. Louis Alumnae Chapter. Sandra i a pursuing her M.A. degree in Special Education at St. Louis University and received her B.S. in Secondary Educa­tion and Engli h in 1993. an under­graduate, Sandra served the chapter as Assistant Pledge Director, Philanthropy Chairman, Corresponding and Record­ing Secretary, and Collegiate-Alumnae Liaison. Sandra has continued her oror­ity involvement with the St. Louis Alum­nae Chapter and serving as Beta P i' sistant Chapter Adviser. Sandra' clinical performance working with children with special need · has been recognized by her professor as well as her kills as an edu­cational diagnostician. Mter receiving her M.A. degree, Sandra plan to tart her career teaching students with learn­ing disabilities or behavior di order . Sandra's longer term goal is to obtain her Ph.D. in the area of school coun el­ing or psychological examination.

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Na.c~P~Cc~ National Panhellenic Conference

The fifty-fourth biennial meet ing of the ational Panhelle nic Conference was he ld at the Regal Riverfront

Hotel in t. Loui , MO from O ctober 5 to 8, 1995. The the me of the mee t­ing was "An Eye to th e Future," pin­pointing th e Conference dedi ca tion to future planning.

The Legal R view Committee sponsored a forum to answer que tion concerning the r o lutio ns the com­mittee put forth a a result of a year long study initiated following the "In th e Company ofWomen" pre entation on legal issues at the 1994 Conference meeting. Because of the inte r e t among Conference members in mem­bership recru itment, a seminar "Dy­namic Direction ," wa pre ented b the Ru h 2000 Committee for Interna­tiona l Me mbershi p/ Rush Officers of the individual fraternities. Al l member groups sent r pre entative .

H a rriet Rod nberg, Chairman, Sigma Delta Tau, high lighted the many Conference accomplishment durin o­th e bien nium , including the establish­ment of focu group with other fra­tern ity-o ri ented organization , effort in alco hol manage men t, the introduc­tion of the Ll 'KS program, and pre­sentation of the two segments of "In the Company ofWomen." Sh e empha-ized the power of partnership , stating

th at changes today in ure the progre of tomorrow. She noted that, a th e arch outside th e windows of the St. Loui hotel marks the gateway to the west, PC stands a t a ga teway whi ch th e Ia t two yea r \ e re spent shaping.

Treasure r Lis a Bradford , I a ppa Alph a The ta, d iscussed th e incorpora­tion of the Conference and Founda­tion , authoriz din 1994. Conference in corporation paper we re fi led \ ith the state oflndiana on Apri l 26, 1995 and th e on~ re nee is se king 01 6 Inte rn a l R v nu e Ser ice class ifi ca­tion . h Founda tion in corporation mat ri a ls were fi led on ugu t 4, 1995 with Vicki Li ll , lpha Delta Pi , 1nthia

cCror , lj ha igma Tau a nd J an Caine. , D Ita D Ita De lta as th e origi-

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nal direc tor . OIC3 cia ification will be ought. B law of the Corpora­tion were adopted during the bu ine e sion.

J ean We ll , Kappa Kappa Gamma, gave th e Long Range Planning om­mittee r port. Re ult ha e been n te­worth , in luding cooperation with other organization on ubje t u h a a pilot ri k management program at Penn State ni r ity o p ration with IC on ub ranee free ho u ing, initiation of focu groups with co li ge me mber this ear and wi th alumna member next year. herr Till y, Zeta Ta u Alpha, reported for the o mmi -ion for ubstan ce Free H o u ing, not­

ing th a t pi lot campu e are b ing de -ign a ted and mode l program de l­op d.

" . . changes today insure the progress

of tomorrow. "

Mauree n nng, De lta Gamma, introdu ce d th e theme "R e-Membering " for the lumn ae Panhellenic Committee. Durino- the pa t four ea r the A lumn ae Panhe lleni c have been giv n the tools the need . During the next two ear the e will be u d to promo te the value of the Greek comm uni ty and to pro­mote growth b 1 using a twelve-month recruitment proo-ram.

Be th e ler, Sigma Delta Tau, re­ported on the meeting of the national pre iden t . The presid e nt recom­me nd that in 1996 the Director of H o u ing for the member group meet a t th annual mee ting. The a k that if haz ing is n ted on a ampu the NP D leo-at or pr ide n t of th offendin o­g roup be notified. The 1 a l o a k for more ooperation and support whe n new chapter come n campu .

ion , "In the Com­pan niver ity Per pec­ti ve" with pane li t Dr. Kent Gardner,

niv r ity fTexa -Arlington , Dr. Wil­liam Bracewe ll , niver ity of Georgia an d Dr. Dudle Long, Birmingham­

outhern oll o- , wa moderated b J ean Well . The pr enta tion mpha-

ized th need for women' fraterni­tie to reco nize th climate on toda ' campu and deal with the proble m in a time t and re pon ible manner.

Dr. Gardner' humorou pre e nta­tion noted that although tudent are optimi ti c about th ir own future , the are not ab ut their organ ization or their countr . H e li t d four nece i­tie if worn n ' Greek group ar to meet their re pon ibilitie : incr a leader hip kill amon member , in­crea e abili ty to ele t, train and evalu­ate volunteer , look at the tructure of r u h to promot diver ity including age, promote collaboration a opp ed to c mp tition and di tanc our e lve · from men ' gr up and develop flex­ibili ty.

D r. Long, winner of the Greek dvi or ward pre ented at aturday

evening' banqu t, hared her thouo-hts a a Greek dvi or. he a ked wh ' we are doino- thing the wa we are and do we ne d to chana-e. h fee l that perhap th Conference i mak­ing deci ion and n tgetting feedback from tudent . h tre ed fl e ' ibility and genuine c operation a critical need and noted that coli ge look on tudent a con umer and fraternitie

need to do o al o. he li ted over pro­gramming a an i ue and hallenged the Conference to think ab ut the role of women and dev lop a y tem which will me t th ir need .

N4-c~ p~ C(J~ lack of pride in their chapters by mem­bers. He asked, "Are we e litists? Are we recruiting more of the same? VVhat is today' student looking for?" H e proposed that the woman student is looking for a "niche" and tha t, in rush, students are looking for fair­n e s. He fee ls that it should be pos­sible for groups to pledge the wome n they want to pledge , that the re is n o commitment to the Greek sys tem o n many campuses, that substance abuse, hazing and alcohol are "doing us in " and that we mu st get rid of a n adversarial tome with Greek advisors. As with other pane lists, h e pinpointed fl exibili ty as a critical need and noted that the Academic Excellence Com­mittee of th e Conference can be mo­tivators and create an environment for

progre s toward the goa ls of th e Con­feren ce.

An Alumnae Luncheon o n Satur­day featured an PC LI KS presen ta­tion by the Educational Development Committee, including a "hands on" LINKS program. St. Lo uis a lumn ae m embe r of the twenty-six me mbe r groups were invited guests. The Presi­d ent of the o utstanding Cleve land , Ohio Alumn ae Panhe ll e ni c wa s prese nt to acce pt the Alumnae Panhellenic Award. It was annou nced that Alumnae Panhe ll eni cs raised a total of over 329,000 during the bi­ennium to provide communi ty enrich­ment services and to furnish fin ancial aid to women student .

The wards Banque t on Saturday eve ning hi g hlighte d campus Pan-

h elle ni c achi eve ments. Awards w re presented to Southeastern Lo uisiana University, Bucknell niver i ty, orth­west rn U nivers ity, Pennsylvan ia Stat U niversity, University of Florida, ni­vers ity of Illino is, N w Mexico State University, Villanova and the niver­sity of Kentucky. A dessert reception sponsored by Kappa Alpha Theta fo l­lowed the banquet.

In attendance at the meeting wer twen ty-five de legates, evenly-eight al­te rnates a nd eigh ty-five visitors. Alpha Sigma Tau was represe nted by PC De lega ti on Members Carolyn Conner Alexand e r and Cynthia P eckh art McCror y, National Presid e nt Mar y Ch arles Adams Ashby and H eadquar­ter Executive Secretary Miriam Lord .

Congratulations to these sisters who achieved a 4.0 average last year:

Laura Campbell A lpha .Cpsilon Barbara Anania Alpha Epsilon Michelle]. Reed Alpha Gamma Laura Loffler Alpha Lambda H eather Kn oll A lpha Lambda Susan Kent Alhpa Lambda J en Wallace A lpha Lambda Melissa Dolmovich Alpha Omicron Amy Martz Alpha Omicron Gretchen Polny Alpha Omicron J ennifer Smakosz Alpha Omicron Laurel H aley Alpha Omicron H eidi Hugh e Alpha Omicron Sherri Brentze l Alpha Omicron Nicole De!Bonifro A lpha Omicron Shala Haun A lpha Pi Randi Lasher Alpha Pi Amy Kilmer A lpha Xi

Kelly McCain A lpha Xi

La ura Pike Beta

Sherry Ayers Beta .Cpsilon

Melissa Lynch Beta Epsilon

Kristen Frisbee Beta Eta

Ann Wappelhor t Beta Eta

Jennifer Watt Beta Eta

Amy Spann Beta Eta

Amy Schutzenhofer Beta Eta

Andrea Hommert Beta Eta

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Da niela Kano Beta Eta Julie Klein e Beta Eta Tiffany Reyno lds BetaMu Melani e Snyder Beta Mu C. Michell e Tho mas BetaMu Autumn Frost Beta Pi Diane Schmelzel Beta Pi Tiffa ny Sm ith Beta Pi Tressa Themas Beta Pi J anette Smith Beta Pi Brande Ryan Beta Psi Kimbe rly Stone Beta Xi Anisa Ali Beta Xi J ess ica Langka mer Delta Christine Smith Delta Terri Burnell Delta Beta Mary Ellen Sprech er Delta Zelta Kelli Gallagher Delta Zelta Elizabeth Grant Gamma Gamma Hollt Penton Gamma Gamma Dondra Ledbetter Gamma Gamma Rho nda Wa tkins Gamma Gamma Kimberly Ri chards Gamma Gamma Cyn thia Pugh Gamma Gamma Be th Mell Gamma Iota J oAnn Kova lch eck Gamrna Nu Terri Stauffer GamrnaNu

J acque line Pian e Gamma Rho

Kathryn Dowling Rache l Winer Sarah Pressm an Ka thryn Kenym Coleen Lindgre n Erin Myers Sarah Raikes Mary Evans Amy Linder Sarah Weiland Elizabeth Greenburg Kelly Templin Kelly Walla Hollie Spencer Casey Graham Melissa Mattingly Rhonda McCaJI Maria Merritt Amy Kimbrell We ndy Sumner Kelly Shelton Callie Cullom Ruth Ann Corbit Tiffany Curtis Michelle H art Renee H arden Denise J am e

Psi Psi Psi Psi Psi Psi Psi Psi Psi P i Psi

RJw Rho RJw Rho Rho Rho

Upsilon Upsilon Upsilon

'Psilon 'Psilon

Up ilon Upsilon

'Psilon 'P ilon

Zeta Tau

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Rho Regional Leadership Workshop

Rho Chapter RLW Rho, Gamma Upsilon and Gamma Gamma at RLW mixer.

From October 27-28, 1995 the Rho chapter at Southeastern Oklahoma State University hosted an RLW. A total of 99 sisters from Phi, Up ilon, Alpha Gamma, Gamma Gamma, Alpha Mu, and Gamma psilon chapters attended.

Amid the usual ice breakers, sing­ing, and food were some pretty memo­rable events. Kelli Doolen, Rho, played her fiddl e while Amy Perrin , Rho ,

clogged. Mi s Mar Ellen Willmitch won the very first door prize.

RLW work hops included: "Volunt erism and Finance " pre­ented b Mi Mary Ellen V\ illmitch ,

"Chapter Excellenc " and "Ru h " pre-en ted b Mr . Christina ovington,

"Pledge" and "Making the Greek Con­nection " presented b Mr . Ri cki Trosen, and "Convention " and" P

Armed Forces Alumnae Panhellenic Association

Representatives from 13 national sororities have begun organizing the pilot Armed Forces Alumnae Panhellenic Association (AFAPA) in the Washington DC area with hopes of expanding internationally. Bylaws have been approved by the National Pan hellenic Association and funding will be provided by Chi Omega.

Eligibl membership on i t of "qualified women who ar alumnae or as ociate memb r of any NPC fra­ternit and who are affiliat d with th Department ofD .~ n of the A.nned

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Forces on active duty, reserve, or re­tired status or are a family member."

Purposes of the AFAPA include publicizing the high ideals, purpose and accomplishments of the frater­nity sy tern, and main raining file on pro pective collegiate members for the reference of member groups. For more information on th exciting opportunity, plea e contact Mar 1 Lu Meixell, 4926 Wh at tone Driv . Fairf~'<, V 22032, or PRODIGY# F G97B.

and Alumnae Relation " pre en ted b

• The "Right tuff' ward- Gamma Gamma hapter

• The "Pumpkin" ward-Alpha Mu Chapter

• The "Friendly" ward - lpha Gamma Chapter

• The "Culture hock " ward -Gamma p ilon hapter

• The "Took the Longe t Route " ward - p ilon hapter

• The "Sent the Mo t Member " ward- Phi Chapter

• The "Early Bird" \ ard - Phi Chapter

• The "RLW uidance" ward- 1i ar 1 Ell n V\ illmit h

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Golden Girls of Zeta Beta Delta Silver

Anniversary

On April7, 1996 the Zeta Chapt r of Alpha Sigma Tau wi ll officia lly b seventy-five year o ld . From April 12 to 14, 1996 there will be a golden anni­versary celebration on the campus of Lock Haven ni ersity of Penns lva­nia. All Alpha Sigma Tau can help celebrate the existence of the olde t continuous chapter in Alpha igma Tau b taking part in 1 ational Letter Day on April 12, or by coming in per­son to the anniversary fe tivitie .

Currently the Zeta Chapter has twenty-six ister and five pledges. Aca­demically, they are the premi r Greek organization on campus. The girl are quite proud of all that the and th eir alumnae have accomplished in the past eventy-five ears. Kudo to all the Ze-

ta on ational Staff: Jamie Alunni , An­drea Dallego, Karen Geary Sloan, Col­leen Reese , Fran brams, Lisa Hatley Cramer, Barbara Grant Wetherhold and Alina Whittle-Tezik.

The Zeta hapte r has a lovely weekend planned for th eir guest . On Friday the 12th th re wi ll be "ge t ac­quainted" time at th newly renovated Par ons Union Bui ldin g from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. On the 13th there will be a campus wide rece ption fol­lowed by a semi-formal at th e Lock Haven Elks Club located on Main

treet. For more information call Ali­cia Eby, Chairman, a t 717-748-4456 or Am J. DuPree, Chapter Adviser, at 717-753-8557.

On Saturday, April 13 the i -ters of Beta Delta will celebrate 25 years with lpha Sigma Tau at Duquesne niver ity. The anniver­sary ball will be held on Saturday, Apri l 13, 1996 at the We tin Will­iam Penn Hotel in downtown Pitts­burgh.

For additional information , please contact jennifer R. Wiggins, 1420 Centre Avenue, Apt. 506, Pittsburgh, PA 15219,412-232-0584

Welcome Delta Zeta Chapter On August 13, 1995 th isters of

P i Kappa Tau, a local sorority at East Stroud burg niversity of Pe nn ylva­nia , were e tabli hed as a colon of Alpha irrma Tau. Ribbon a nd Pin Pledging Ceremonies were conducted and the e si te rs officia lly becam e pledged memb r of ALT. They were th D Ita Zeta Colony.

Lisa Hatley Cramer, Zeta, vvas ap­pointed their Chapter Adviser. With her guidance the women ucce fu lly completed the co lonization requ ire­ments. On September 9, 1995 the i -ters of the De lta Zeta Colony were is-ued their fa ll upp lies. It wa evident

that this wa an exceptional group for they had already begun a fund-raiser and had numerous socia l ervice events p lanned .

Severa l area a lumnae let the Colony borrow ALT items to u e for ru h. Six women decided to p ledge ALT as a resu lt of this rush.

The in i t iation ceremony took p lace the morn ing of December 2, 1995 at t h e Keokee Chape l in Canadanse , PA. It was an ideal etting. T h e gave l was p re se n ted by Tracy Bo nd, Zeta, and rece ived by Courtney

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Mitche ll , Chapter President. We ndy ovack, Carole Bicking Kei ly and Mary

Charles Ashby were in attendance a were Barbara Grant We th erhold , Zeta, Assistant Chapter Adviser; Lea h Piccone, Zeta; Amy Mulle r, Zeta; and Norma Black Brown . Twenty-eight col­legians and seven alumnae were initi­ated.

The in tallation banquet wa held at the Best We tern in Stroud burg. The ballroom was beautifull deco­rated and a it-down m a l wa erved. Mter the banquet th e i ter had a emi-form al and had a very enjo able

evening.

Sisters of the Delta Zeta Chapter gather around their brand-new banner.

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The Nominations Committee Needs Your Recommendations for National Council and Staff Positions

WHY: To assist the Alpha Sigma Tau Nominating Committee in gathering nominations for the National Council and the Staff of Alpha Sigma Tau. The slate, based on your nomina­tions, will be presented at the National Convention this June in Phoenix and voted on by the delegates.

WHO: Any alumna in good standing may serve in a position on the National Staff. For Na­tional Council positions, it is preferred , but not required , that the alumna member first serve on the National Staff to gain experience.

WHEN: NOW is the time to send in your nominations! Any LT may recommend a candidate. Individuals interested in being considered are also encouraged to submit their own names. Deadline is May 31 , 1996.

HOW: Send the following nomination form to: Kathy Pulice Baecker, Nominations Coordina­tor, 18667 N. Oak Ct., Clinton Twp., M I 48038-2095 (81 0)286-2314

A~T Nomination for National Council or National Staff Positions

I nominate ---------------------------------------------------------------First name Middle Last Maiden

Number and street addrss City State Zip Phone

Chapter _____________________ School ________________ Year graduated __

Position(s) for which this sister recommended ------------------------------------

Reasons for recommendation -----------------------------------------------

Recommendation submitted by: ----------------------------------------------

Chapter ___________________________ _ Phone --------------

Is the nominee of this recommendation? ----

**All nominees must submit the Resume for Staff positions on the following page. A letter of intent should accompany the resume. For a description of each position , check the Fall '95 Edition of The Anchor.

A~T Today's Date ___ _

Resume for National Staff Positions

Applying for (List all interested positions) - ------ - - --------------

Name -------------------- -- Maiden

Address

City /State/ Zip

Area Code/ Phone Number __________ Husband's Name _________ _

College/University from which you graduated

Year of graduation Major _ ___ _ ________________ __

Advanced Degree? What area?

Collegiate chapter affiliation

Alumnae chapter affiliation

Are you actively involved at the alumnae level?

Offices held at the collegiate level _______________ Dues Paid ___ _

Are you currently employed? ___ _ Full-time or Part-time? ----- -------

Occupation

Do you have children? _ ___ _ If yes, please list their ages ___________ _

Are you able to travel for A:LT? _____ If yes, weekdays? _____ weekends? _ _ _ _

How often? weekly ___ _ monthly _ ___ semi-annually ____ _

Are you willing to commit to a full 2-year term? _ _________________ _

Do you have access to a computer? _____ Do you write letters? ________ _

How much time per week are you able to devote to sorority business? __________ _

Are you able to travel on short notice? ____ Are you able to work within a budget? ___ _

Appointments will not be processed until it has been determined that alumnae dues have been paid.

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C!tJ~ C!~ N4t14 ___ Alpha/ Eastern Michigan

Ypsilanti, MI:

The Alpha Chapter started with an exce ll ent rush, picking up 14 wonder­fu l pledges. We celebrated Founders Day with a luncheon with our alumnae chapters from Detroit Iorthea t Sub­urb and Ypsilanti/ Ann Arbor. In o­vember, we held a hot tub fund rai er for a Cancer camp for kids in j ackson, Mich . Congratu la tion Jami H all , voted Eas te rn Mi c hi ga n ni ver ity' Pan helle nic Woman of th e Year 1994-1995.

:Jami H all

Beta/ Central Michigan

Mt. Pleasant, MI:

The Beta chapter began our e­rne te r with a ucce sful rush includ­ing beach themes, barbecue and the addition of 13 women! We held our first annual car wash which rai ed al­most 200! For philanthropy, we have joined with a she lter for batte red wom e n . We have had progra ms on understanding the need for helping ba tte red women and have gathered clothing for them. The e ntire Greek communi ty promoted the outlook on Greek by going out into the commu­ni ty and helping rake leaves, and other jobs.

-Mandy Wilber

Beta sisters

Delta/ Indiana of PA

Indiana, PA:

Th De lta chapter had a ucce -fu l ru h with the mes running from Di n e to H awa iian lua u . Our fir t major fa ll eve nt wa homecoming. The cam pu -wide them wa ''Wak up with

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I P ", we did Captain Crunch, and built a float that won econd place. Prior to the parade, we held our an­nual Alumnae Tea.

Also thi seme ter, we held an a l­cohol semin ar that wa extreme! in­tere ting and helped Alpha Chi Rho with a h aunted ho u e for H alloween. Carrie Miterko and Riki Petrucci have been bu preparing our annual 1i s I P contest. We 're looking forward to a wond erful m ter and looking for­ward to Convention thi ummer.

- bby Ke ilman

This year's Homecoming candidatej ttlie Book, pictured with last yem-s Queen Heather Frankhauser and their Assistant Clwpter Adviser Sue Robbins.

Zeta/ Lock Haven

Lock H aven, PA:

We started th e ear ou t with our fa ll re trea t. During our retreat, we elected new officers and et goals. Thi seme ter, we have had our hand fu ll with philanthrop projects, including our annual rock-a-thon, the J aycee ' Labor Da Regatta, the Lock H aven Fall Clas ic Wrestlincr Tournament, se rving a eros ing guards for a local elementary chool, trick-or-treating for canned foods for the al ation Arm and helping the Red Cros with their blood drive . Wear curr ntl planning our 75th Anniver ar which will be held in pril.

-Anne Gra gruber

Omicron/ Concord

Athens, vW·

Th fall 1995 me ter ha been one of the mo t exciting for u . With th e addition of 13 wond rful' o m n ,

The new pledge cla after pick-up. Top row: Kim Losken, Delnom Reed, Danielle Monnia. Bottom Row: Billie j o Pinter, Clarinda Leplett,

usan Ea ter, Meli sa Hedrick Toni PO'rler.

we have increased our memb rship b ov r 300%. We ran with Phi igma Phi during Hom coming, and Vf'ryone had a great time with our them " at­urda ight Fever. " We received fir t pia e in the co tume conte t, third place in the float competition, and, our candidate wa a runner-up for H ome­coming Queen! We would like towel­come our new adviser Pamela lade an d c h apter con ultant Kimberl y Goad.

-Kristy Gla

Zeta Tau/ Longwood

Farmville, VA:

Thi ha been a erne ter of change and mile tone for the Zeta Tau chapter! We celebrated our 60th anniver ary in ugu t by h o ting a for­mal tea. Al l of our i ters and a large number of alumnae enjo ed the fe­tivitie . Thi erne ter ha al o een the accompli hment of one of our highe t goal -a comp1ete1 redecorated chap­ter room. It look beautiful. Our fall ru h gave u ' onderfu l , new, and promi, ing pi dge . Zeta Tau \vi he all our i ter e \ er '\Vh er a wond rful y ar.

-D e ni J ame

Upsilon/ Central Arkansas

onway, AR:

C!c~ (!~ NtW4 skit" where we got a cha n ce to te ll about all our different activitie and involvement on campu . Som e of these included th e Up ilon chapte r winning the overall award for mo t money given to a phil anthropy and best banner. We also had the high est grade point average of all the o rori­ties on campus for the 1995 spring se­mester! For the re t of th e e mester, we have a sisterhood re trea t planned along with many other thing .

-Rebe ka h Tio

Chi/Shepherd

Shepherdstown, WV·

Fall e meste r here h a definite ly been a busy one . Our wom en returned to chool with a bang! We all go t to­getherfor a fanta ti c re treat full of great activities. Our formal ru h th eme was "The Whole i Greater Than The um of It' Parts". Fund raising ideas just keep rolling in. So far, we have hosted a paghe tti dinner, car wa he , and soft pre tzel sales. Each fund rai ing activity has proven to be trul profi table .

Homecoming wa a bla t! We won econd prize fo r our fl oat. We owe much

of our success to our fabulous alumna Anna Golladay, who helped us create a great western town to go alo ng with our school' theme of "Wild Wild West".

Philanthropic ac tiviti e have been going non-stop. We continue to visit our adopted g randmo th r, and Dr. Sara Cree . W a re ve ry pro ud fo r be­ing th e top Greek organiza tio n on our campu to don ate blood a t the Septem­ber Blood Drive. Othe r prospero us project includ e: coll ec tin g ite m s need ed for flood vi ctims, ado pting a family for Chri tmas and fillin g stock­ing for th e Salva tion Army.

Founders Day was a plendid suc­ce sa we hosted a d e licious dinn er a t Inwood for sister and alumnae . We wou ld like to thank th e c h a rmin g alumnae ister that attended.

-Mary Beth McCausland

Psi/James Madison

Harrisonburg, VA :

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1\Ju" Psi (fames Madison University) Bid Celebration 1995.

wo nd erful n w pl edges! We imple­mented a n ew idea for a week long bid cele bration . T he most recent pledge class p lann ed a movie night, the sec­o nd most rece n t pledge class took th e pledges to ride go-carts. Thi s helped th e pledge and th e si ters ge t to know one another.

Anothe r n ew progra m we h ave tarted i ro ta ting co mmittees. Each i ter is assigned to a committee for a

c rtain month of the school year. The committee pla ns a sisterhood ac tivi ty for their month . This give eve ryone a cha nce to plan and organize events as we ll as bring fresh ideas to the group.

Psi Bid Day Celebration

Fo und r Day wa c lc bra t d by siste rs and pledges with a a tered ban­que t. Our annualjail-a-th o n was a su -cess to rais mon ey for th Am rican Cancer Society. We are di cussing plans for ano the r j ail-a-than this sp ring. W a re a l o sp o n o ring ve ndo rs to se ll th ir goods on ampu and r tain a percen tage of th e profi ts.

T hi s y a r, we ar tryin g a n ex­tended transitio n pe riod to made the ch a nge to th e n ew exec u tive board

a ier. -Lindy H o lm e

Alpha Epsilon/ Western Illinois

Macomb, IL:

We began our erne ter with many re novations to our cha pte r house. We painted the hou e, redecorating man roo m a nd add ed a beautifu l d eck! Our Eighth Annua l Challe nge of the Fra te rniti e in cl uded event uch a foo tba ll , bas ketba ll and Mr. lp h a Sigma Ta u. It raised over 1,000 for Pine Mo un tain Settlement chool and the American Cancer ociety. O ther philanth rop ic activi tie included the MS d rive , Workout for H ope, the Sal­va tion Army Bell Ringing Campaign, a nd the Tak Back the ight march .

-Meli nda Palau

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C{JJ4At C~ N~ ucce ful Jail-and-Bond , raffled off

ti cke t to th tate Fair and Rodeo and had bake ale . For Chri tma , we led carol a t AM' Chri tma tree-li ht-

Alf;lw f-psilon getting read)' for ru h.' top row (left to right):j en inll, lacy Balzek, Danya Erxleben, Misty Tuttle, Karen McNeely, j ill hoe maker bottom row (left to right): Andrea Burcham, Kalh)' Allen, Theresa j ames, Hilary Cichosz, Becky Vaughn

Alpha Lambda/ Radford

Radford, VA :

The semester kicked off to a great start! Since we did not have a fall rush , we concentrated on our sisterhood.

orne of o ur activitie we re a hayride a nd the pot-luck dinn er. A new ocia l service proj ec t started thi s year i "adopt-a-pa ti e nt. " Si te rs adopted a patient from the loca l nur ing home and visited them once a week . At H al­loween , we pa sed out candy. We a lso had a Halloween party for th e loca l communi ty chi ldre n .

-He le n Ki

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Alpha Mu collecting canned food at 1-l alloween.

Alpha Mu/ Arkansas at Monticello

Monticello, AR:

Alpha u kicked off th e rne ter with a fanta tic fall ru h with the "Wiz­ard ofTau " th eme. In Homecoming, we' on fir t prize in the Bonfire com­petition with a step shm developed by

lpha Phi lpha . We a tte nded th e RLW in Durant, OK

On Halloween night, we dres ed up and tri k-or-o- ated for canned food for M ' Holid a ' Cann d Food Drive. We a! o participated in th Great

merican moke-Out b · eli tributincr bubbl gum to tho tr ri ng t br ak th habit. [n fun I raisincr, we he ld a

ing ceremony. - iari a j ohn on

Alpha Pi/Slippery Rock

lippery Rock, R :

We w re able to m et quota thi fa ll ru h with the th e m of "Wizard of Tau ," whi ch wa followed up with an open bid part to get a total of 11 pledge . We have been h lping out in the comm uni ty thi me ter. Be ide o ur adopt-a-hi hway, we h I peel out at a communi ty quare Dance for local

nior citizen . W are coli ting oda pop can tab t give to th American R d Cro . F rever tab the contrib­ute mon y to thirteen Penn lvania Vet ran ' 1-Io pita! .

We had a fu lfilling H omecoming thi ear. For the econd ear in a row, we won fir t place in th Yl II Lik H II con te t and the theme "T h e Flint ton . "With the arne theme , w al o won the "Paint the T wn" conte t!

orori t:y rowth i mething we r a lly enj y doing. When the weather wa till warm, we rented a pontoon boat and et out on the high ea . We a l o invaded a i ter ' b auty alon and had a retreat complete with ha ride , camp fire, hot doa and ' more .

- tacey Cre

Alpha Tau/ Edinboro

Edinboro, R :

Ou r ru h theme wer "D o wn nder the ea" and a "H o-d wn!" Our

Preferen Party includ d the Anchor Ceremon . We are v r ex ited about

Cc~C~New4 tion and are looking forward to see­ing all our sisters. An extra pecial thanks to our new Chapter Adviser, Dr. Campbell! Thanks for all the help!

-Shana Redy

Beta Delta/ Duquesne

Pittsburgh, PA:

This semester, the Beta Delta chap­ter had a fun rush. Our new pledges are wonderful new isters and welcome edition to our chapter. While they were pledging they collected various toiletries to distribute to the homeless during the colder month . Our oror­ity wing in our living learn ing center has been renovated. The middle wall was knocked down to provide more housing for the sisters. Also, a kitch­enette and washer and dryer were added.

We are participating in hunge r awarenes week, pon ored by our cam­pu ministry. We are also hosting a Sunday Mass at our campus chapel. Congrats to u for winning th e tent­down during our carnival sh ow with the brothers of Sigma Nu.

-Catherine Costanzo

Beta Epsilon/ Shippensburg

Shippensburg, PA:

The Be ta Ep ilon chapter is a ll about motivation for the fall semester of 1995. The new Gree k advisor at Shippensburg University, Marvin Wor­thy, i bringing back th e spirit of Gree k life h ere on campus. A~T h as been participating in many campus activities to build the best reputation. V\ e are the proud recipient of the 500 ca h award given to us for the highest CPA, by the Panhellenic council this semes­ter.

In March , we will be celebrating our 25th anniversary. Pre parations are being made now and sisters are anx­iously awaiting the festivities.

This semester has been wonderful. All the sisters have involved themselves one hundred percent in all sorority activities. Beta Epsilon has prove n to be a stronger chapter than ever before.

-Francesca Paone

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Beta Eta/ Southern Illinois

Edwardsville, IL:

Our chapter held formal and in­formal ru sh this fall. Our theme wa "Taus in Texas." We had a blas t line dancing and singing for the rush ee . All of our hard work was rewarded with 22 beautiful pledges . Our philan­thropic activities continue to provide sisters with meaningful ways to spend free time. It is now required for each of us to h ave 10 hours of s rvice pe r seme ter apart from what we do as a ch apter.

The prospect of getting our own h ouse is improving. The Unive r ity is offering us an on-campus apartment building! We will review the proposal and decide what is the bes t for our chapter.

We were a ble to sh ow the true sp irit of A~T at th e Homeco ming game a we cheered, sang, and danced our way to winning the spirit contest.

:Jennifer Watts

Beta Theta Sisters take time to smile for the camera

Beta Theta/ St. Mary's

San Antonio, TX:

To begin with , rush for spring and fall of 1995 have been the best in re­cent memory. We have found some great new members, thanks to the h ard work and effort of our Rush Chair, Sabina Ramirez. Our new members are learning how to continu e the Alpha Sigma Tau tradition. The apex of Greek week 1995 was the talent show, in which we placed first! A huge thank you goes to Veronica Toledo for doing such a great job as Greek week chai r!

The members of Beta Theta have b en quite bu y this semester organiz­ing, participa ting in and donating our tim and mon y to different phil an­thropy projec ts. So far we volunt er d to work at an air show sponsored b th Ho pita! Welcome Lodge, put to­ge the r and de livered H alloween treats for the children of the Youth Drop-In Center, donated and delivered to ilet­ries for a drive sponsored by the St. Mary's Service Learn ing Center. Also, we have d emonstrated the pride and fe llow hip that the Greek commun ity is o proud of here at St. Mary's by rai -ing mon ey for a member of another orority here who has been tricke n

with a spinal disease. Our plan for the Spring of 1996 are to adopt and clean a section of highway, cleaning th g rounds and park of the Black Swan Inn, and our yearly Easter Egg Hun t for the children of H oly Rosary school. We had a total of 69 hours of commu­nity service last year, and are happy to ay th a t we h ave already passed that

total! Finally, we want to recognize our

outstanding alumnae adviser : Debbie Ort-Shea, Sharon Rodriguez, aleria Santos and Kathy Wei er. We couldn 't survive without your gu idance! With tha t, we wo uld like to an nounce that Apri l 24 will be our 20th Anniver ary, and we are pl anning a big ba h . Also, our Adviser, De bbie is trying to e tab­lish a San Antonio Alumnae chapter. If you are an alumna of St. Mar ' ni­versity and are an A~T or 2-T, please contact Sharon Talkington at 210-436-3061 , we can ' t wait to hear from ou .

:Julie Linare

Beta Iota/ Millersville

Millersville, PA:

With our 20th annive r ar a a lo­cal chapter approaching in May, \ e are being recognized a the o lde t national so rori ty on Miller s ille ni er ity' campus. We are plannin g a reunion picnic in June and a rededication cer­emony in the spring.

To celebrate Halloween , we h eld a co tume si ter party. We divided into teams and had a cavenger hunt, fol­lowed by a few game to h e lp u get to

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know each other better. We have many other activitie planned and look for­ward to 20 more great years.

-Alexis Konieczny

Beta Xi/ Michigan Tech

Houghton, MJ:

T he Beta )(j chapter tarted this term out with our 15th year reunion. It was a huge success. Our pledge raised money for Pine Mountain b collecting oda pop can from all the Greek organizations on campu . The renovations to our hou e are com ing along nicely. We have redone two of our bathroom , and plan to have our stairs fixed. The stripping of the wood in our back hall is almost complete. We also planted a tree in our front yard.

Our si ters have helped work on the AIDS memorial quilt, Habitat for Humanity, and Lake Superior Clean­up for social ervice. For H a lloween, we helped on a party for the child ren of the community. As fall term comes to an end, we are getting fired up for Winter Carn iva l, by plann in g our statue theme a nd writing our skit.

-Shana Rae Kelly

Beta N u/ Bloomsburg

Bloomsbu-rg, PA:

This fall semester h as been an even tful one so far for us . Our Home­coming weekend turned out to be a fun one, a usual. We made a float of "Gilligan's Island" with anoth er oror­ity a nd fraternity and won econd place. We h ad a great turn out of alum­nae who returned to Bloom burcr. At the footba ll game, we were pre ented with an award for hi ghe t GP of pledges for the 1994-95 year!

Our Fund-Raising Chair i doing a great job this semester. We have had sweater sa les a nd are considering do­ing "Maid for the Day", which will be something n w for u .

-Megan Cann ing

Beta Pi/Eastern Illinois

Charle ton, JL:

T h B ta Pi chapter had an xcel-lent fa ll r ush thi mester. We add d 39 gr at n wwomen! In pt mb r, w

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Beta Xi chapter group picture

had our third annual World erie for a ll the fraternitie . The men of igma Pi won for the econd year in a row. Our chapter i proud becau e we are the reigning in tramural champion for the past two years! Homecoming thi year was a great ucce ! We took ec­ond place in our banner and on our float. We have also been busy with some fund rai ing thi eme ter.

-Diane chmelzel

Beta Tau/ Massachusetts at Lowell

Lowell, A1A:

Beside havincr a wonderful time pledging, our pledge collected cloth­ing for the local Salvation Army and held a 50/ 50 raffle, ending the pro­ceeds to Pine Mountain. We had a help weekend in earl Ma ' to a i t our pledges in preparing for the ational exam. After the exam, \ e camped out at Kamp Kiwani for the re t of the weekend.

Beta Pi's at fall rush

On aturday AprilS, 1995, we ce l­ebrated our 20th anniver ar a a chap­ter at our Yellow Ro e emi-formal. large numb r of i t r , in luding a lumnae, attended thi pectacular event. We participated in ther activi­tie throughout the em ter and urn­mer month , including erving dinner at The Hou e of Hope, a lo al home for unwed mothers and th ir children. V\ eal oju tadoptedat:womile tretch of Route 495 for cleanin . We really enjo thi project and love making our community a better place to liv .

- andra Lydon

Thi ha been a very excitina e­me ter for us . We ju t moved in to our new hou e. hou ewarmincr party wa held in October with parents, alumnae, ~IT faculty and fellow Greek . Ru h

\ ent extreme! \ell thi erne t r. Mor women participated than ever be£ r . We held a Tea Party, Barbecu , and an ~T ub party. e participated in a ee- m marathon with lpha

icrma Phi whi h rai ed m n ' for ba­bi with AID . RU\ wa held in r 1o-

wa

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C!<J~ C!~ Ne.w-1

Beta Phi/ California of PA

California, PA:

Our c h apter took bes t ove r a ll award at our mix-off this semester. Thi activi ty require a ll participating Greek organizations to come up with the best n on-alcoh o lic drink and to come up with a th e me that upport it. Th e evening of the contest, a li e band pro­vided th e ntertainment as we gath­ered in th e Performan ce Center with all other p a rticipating Gree k . We turned head wh e n we walked in wear­ing overa ll , freck le and pigta il to upport our LT Corral th eme. .

Ju t when we thought ~he excite­ment wa over, four of our 1ster were running for H omecoming ourt. Bethan ie Pikula was on court, and the Queen wa our own Lori j ohn on! ~e worked on our float th is seme ter with De lta Sigma Phi and won first pl ace! We have d o nated money to charities, collected feminine hygiene products for a woman ' h e lter, plant d tr parti cipated in a turkey drive , hand ed out pamphlet on su b tance a bu e, participated in a town clean-up and also folded clothes every week a t a lo­cal church.

Rush thi seme terwa "ALTGoe Broadway". We put on a skit that re­sembled an a uditi o n lin e up for a

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broadway sh ow. On i ter "plays" di­rec tor, while othe rs took the parts of a cheerleader, a bully, a nerd , a shy girl , and a hippie. Each was trying out for the part of an ALT in an upcoming sh ow. Th e direc tor wou ld ask what each crirl can contribute o n her behalf to beincr an ALT. At th e end of the skit, the dir~ctor decided that ach girl got the part because each of them had_ a trait among them, no matte r how dif­ferent, that contributed to being an ALT. Betwee n them a ll , th ere was a hippie's love, a cheerleader 's pirit, the shy girl 's quie t side and the bully's way of tand ing by a sister no matte r what the cause. The skit showed the rush­ees that Alph a Sigma Tau is a group of different individua l wh o together form a b o nd of sisterh ood with a str e n gt h lyin g in th e differe n ces among each individual.

-Kim Shewack

Beta Psi/St. Louis

StLouis, MO:

Sorority Growth and Development ha been a major focu for th e sisters this semester. Various ac tiviti es h ave included apple pi cking, a date rape awareness di cu ion, and a day retreat. We have all e njoyed th ese activitie which have g ive n us the opportuni ty

to grow clo er in isterhood. On Hal­loween, th e chapter volunteer d at a Haunt d H ou . The siste rs dress d up in "The Wizard of Oz" cos tum a nd played gam with th e childre n. Other philanthro pic projec t have in lud d ; participating in Alcoho l waren s week, th U nive r ity-spo nsored Food Drive, a nd week ly trip to Kar n Hou e, a homele s she lt r for women and childre n .

We c le brated Founder Day with th St. Loui alumnae chapter and th Be ta Eta co ll egia te and alumn ae chap­ters. The ce le bra tion included a tea followed by hi stories of th e va ri o u chapters and the collegia te chapter sang some ong . The day concluded with a candle lighting ceremon y. We truly e njoyed a day of rededication to our vow of isterhood.

-Michelle Reagan

Beta O mega/ Monmouth

West Long Branch, NJ:

On Sunday, November 5, we held o u r a nnu a l moth er/ daughter lun­cheon to celebrate Founder Da . Thi wa a great opportuni ty for our n w ALT mother to get a fee l for what Al­pha Sigma Tau i all about. We hel~ a raffle to raise money for the OI-onty and a photographer wa there to take pictures of mothers and daught r_ to­gether. These picture were made mto keycha ins and part of the mone mad wa dona ted to the sorority.

We volun teered to walk for the American H eartwalk. Thi had a large outcome and was one of the thing we did for philanthrop . H omecomincr was h eld on November 4. The theme was "A Brand ew U" ince Monmouth just received niver ity tatu . All th Greeks on campus got toge th r and made a float for the parade. The fl oat wa a huge su ccess and we got the award for the "most spiri ted".

-Stephanie D emer

Gamma Gamma/West Alabama

Livingston, AL:

Fall quarter tarred off with an acrenda fu ll of activities for the Gamma Gamma chapter. We began the fall with

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The sisters of the Beta P i Chapter are enjoying a day spent with alumnae at the annual Alumnae Luncheon

formal rush . Thi year, we picked up 11 out tanding young women . With rush over, we jumped into H omecoming. With H omecoming comes a wee k of activities; the two most favorite of the e is the float conte t and serendipi ty, the tudent talent show. This yea r became

the fourth year in a row that A2:T took first place in the H omecoming fl oa t. Our si ter took second place in th tal­ent show with our pledo-es coming in third . We also participated in intramu­ral sport. This quarter, we spent time playi ng football. At the end, we found ourselve claiming the champion hip!

We did many communi ty service proj ect thi quarter including giving

Thl' Cmnma Gamma Chaptl'r of ~T took ji1.1 1 jl!at!' at Wi\ 's an nual Creel! game

clo thes to DHR a we ll a taking fo ter children oick or treating for Hallm een. Being busy a bee a usual, we ti ll had no time fo r re t. We got tarted with Founder Day which i a pecial time for A2:T everywhere. For u however, it is a ad time a we ll as a j oyou one. It i he re a t Fo under Day that we a good-bye to our graduating i ter as the alumnae welcome them to their' or! d.

-Deanna Little Gamma Zeta/ Frostburg State

Frostburg, MD :

After ba ring s to ri e a bout ou r summers, we began plan nin o- for infor­mal rush. In an effort fo r ru hee to get to know the i t r , ru h activitie in­cluded "Greece Tigh t" and Iide h ow to provide them witl1 idea about what si terhood e n ta il . t the end of the week, ' e ' elcomed twelve new pledge !

Vl'e conti n ue o ur reo-ular com mu­nity ervice proj ec t includino- ush r­ing fo r campu play , bab sitting for a local church and pa rticipa ting in our Panhelle nic ocia tion . In addition , thi e m e ter, we too k p a rt in Fro tburg' Big Ev nt in a n effort to ke p the com munity lean and litter free. Al o, we participa t d in the H al­low e n H o u f Fun to provide afe ho lida ' fun fo r th e hild r n in the communi ty.

- irginia hrev

Gamma Theta/ Penn State Behrend

Erie, PA:

Our informal rush tarted off our e m t r with par ty the m of 'Tau-

to pia, A2:T fo r the ind, Bod & oul ", " LT-opol ,",and "Mock-tail Par ty". We partic ipated in a j o int ru h with th e i ter fro m Gann on which he lp d to how tha t our i te rhood extend much

wider th an th boundarie of our cam­pu . We a! o invited alumna m mbe r to j o in u . During Greek week, we took fir t place in hario t Race, Dizz ba t , eating conte t and Gr ek ing. W fin­ished off the week b being announced Gr ek wee k ch ampio n .

The week nd of O ctober 21 twas a time fo r u to ge t tog th r for o ur i ter retreat. Fir t, w pe n t the mo rn­

ing leaning u p our adop ted highwa . T hen w were led in many lead er hip activitie an d arne b o ur G&D o-

ha ir an d we had a great tim . On

Gamma Zeta ' homecoming flag.

ovember 4, we celebrated Founder Da wi th th e i ter fro m Alpha Tau and De lta Alpha. It wa a n m ' day, bu t we ti ll man aged to ge t tog th r. '"'e encou raged veryon e to brin the ir pare n t , and th ink it wa a o-ood op-portuni ty to le t our p are n ts th riou id four orority li£ . Vl'e would like toe ·tend a p cial we i ome to our n e w h a pter ad vi er, 1r . '" nd · H ar rin ton .

-Ra ha I B rrY

Gamma Iota/York York, ?.4. :

m " ' , '·Rea h for th ta r with _ T '' we nt Yer with g rea t r ult . W h;w als b n w r k.-

ing hard with fund rai mg a we ll. Spending our weekend working at Her he Park ha proven to be both adventurou and fulfilling. We've al o been working with local children in a TEACH tutor program rece ntly whi ch i its own reward. Adopt-a-block i an­other communi ty se rvice activity that we ' e participated in now for everal years.

We had a great toad U"ip to Shep­herd College ! It was a lot of fun ha ncr­ing out with the ALT's tl1e re and we look forward to vi iting other ister a t various chool . Our n ext proj ec t i Halloween Happe ning . Each sorority and fraterni ty have a tab! alon g the wa lkwa to o ur main building for classes and can II variou thing . We will be elling cide r and ho t chocola t .

- icto ri a Coulte r

Gamma Lambda/ Kutztown

Ku tztown, PA:

We 've been bu y o far tl1i sem -ter with rush and participating in many communi ty e rvi ce activities. We held a penn drive for Pine Mountain ; do­nated mon ey to th e Lupus Loop, h e ld in Philad elphia; dona ted blood; a nd parti cipa ted in the K phon e-a-tha n . We h ave a l o been bus with o th e r Greek on campus. Many of u volun­teered a t Camp Adahi , wh e re they he ld a hallowee n camp. Childre n fro m around th e Reading area come to the camp to hm off their co tume a nd pia orne fun game .

We ce lebrated our Fo unde r Day paghe tti dinn er with our ch apter con­ultant Fra n Abrams. Thank you fo r

joining u Fran. We a lso got toge th er at our i ter re trea t in the mountain s at our big/ li ' l sle p over during H ome­coming weeke nd.

-Tiffany Miller

Gamma Mu/West Virginia Tech

Montgomery, WV.·

Formal ru sh a t WVIT wa h e ld during the econd week of eptember. We had an information par ty, dorm storm, theme party and preferen ce . Our theme party wa "WANTED: ALT for Life," at which we dre sed up in our cowgirl boots and served chips and

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sa lsa. At our pr fe re n par ty, w had a moving candle light se rvic and had a reading of "Wha t i a Tau?" We had an e njoyabl e rush a nd gain ed great pi dge .

Our pl edges we nt to th e day care center on cam pu to read to th e chi 1-dre n for th e ir philanthro pi c proj ec t. W are ta rting a new phil anthro py thi s e rn e te r. We a r e a d o pting a chool. The local high sc hool need

tut r to orn e of our iste r vo lun­tee red an hour a wee k to he lp out.

Amy Hendenshot, jJresident and Amy Kozeliec, rush director at a forma l rush information fJarty

Before ve ra! of our Golden Bear football ga mes, we go t togethe r fo r a cookout and generally ju t to cheer o n o u r team . Many of o ur siste rs go to vo ll eyball match es to cheer on our is­te r a nd the n w head volleyball coach, who is an ALT alumna, Kri ti Sampson Davis. An o th e r ALT a lumn a, Libby Willi a m s, i ass ista nt ch e rl eading coach here a t Tech .

Congra tula tions go to Le ley Mar­tin who mad e a 4.0 ave rage Ia t e mes­te r, and to Emily Miller who won Greek Goddess and Stacey Daniel who won first runn e r up fo r Greek Goddess.

-Hope Adkin s

Gamma Xi/ Grand Valley State

Allendale, MI:

Th e si te rs of Ga mma Xi h ave been working ver y hard this year. Dur­ing winter e rne ter, w r evised all of our progra ms; ru h , pledge , and aca­d emics became more importa nt. We

had p ake r come in a nd speak to us about team building, communi a tio n and mo t importantl y, learning to trust

ach othe r as i te rs. La t wint r, we went into ru h with a n xcited and positive a ttitude. We pulled toge th er a a hapte r like never befo re, and o ur e ffo rt pa id off wh e n we rece iv d twe leve in cr dibl e wo me n . Thi s was the largest pledg class of an Gr ek o rganizati on o n campu .

La t winte r, we were pro ud to be the recipi ent of Grand Va ll ey tate

niversity 's Most Improved tu d ent Organiza ti o n ! ow aft r a ucc s fu l form al rush, where we received another in cr e dibl e p le d ge clas of e leven women , o ur chapter total i 40 worn n ! This fa ll w ar focusing trongly on our phil a nthro p y, wh er w kee p our stre tch of highway clean , taking u nder privileged child re n trick or treating, reading bed time t01ie to childr n in a homele shelter, and man otl1er ben­efi cia l eve nts. Al l of our women are strong, invo lv d , empowered individu­al who strive for exce llence, not onl in th e orority, but on campus, in tl1eir acade mic a nd in the com muni ty a well.

-Ange la H ebebrand

Gamma P i/Lycoming Williamsport, PA:

Fall fo rmal r u h ki cked off thi erne ter in Sep tember. U nder th e d i­

rec tion of Amy Bar r ick, it was a great success . We rec ived the most number of pledges! Through m uch hard work and dedicatio n, th e si ters of Gamma Pi achi eved th e high e t CPA among Greek a t Lycoming.

We recent! tar ted a "pen-pal" tern to personall keep in touch wi tl1 our alumnae. Each i ter ha an alumna to write to. A few p hilan tl1ropic projects we participated in thi erne ter are a candle light ervice for ' omen of abu e, clo thing driv and the American H eart Walk. We are extreme! bu fund rai -ing for tl1e 1996 onven tion in Arizona. We were ver honored to rec i e tl1e Cha pter Excelle n ce Award for 1994-1995. It wa a goal that all of our i ter worked toward and we w re extreme! ' proud to receive it.

Carrie Snell, infa Ceeva, and Becky Moyer anxiously wailing the return of bid on bid night!

We are looking forward to going out west this summer. See eve ryone a t Conve ntion .

-Amy Jan e Leonard

Gamma Sigma/ Belmont Abbey

Belmont, C:

We have had a grea t fall emes te r. Our ru h theme was 'What a Ru h. " Thi seme ter we have taken on th e challenge of tutoring local chool chi l­d re n as an additional philanthropy. We also helped the Knight of Columbus collect money for re tarded chi ldren . In Decembe r, we have our th ird An­nual Christrna Party for the children in th e communi ty. Our Homeco ming celebration was a terrific experie nce. We had a tent se t up a t the game fo r friends and alumnae. The H omecom­ing Queen i one of our si te rs, Edujie Imoi iii . We are now looking forward to a succe fu l spring semeste r.

-Shelley Bax ter

Gamma Tau/ Lebanon Valley

Annville, PA:

For th e Gamma Tau chapter, the fa ll has proven to be an eventful and uccessfu l one . At the start of th e term,

a new president was e lec ted , Sha ron Possessky. T h orority also p artici­pated in a campus-wide ac tivitie fair, whi ch made the campu more knowl­edgeable about the organiza tion . for fund raising, th e i ter have held two ar washe , one raffl e and three conces ion tand a t a th le ti c vent .

he hapte r also co- pon o r d an Al­co ho l wa re nes progra m. Pled rr ing plans are und rway and th er ha be n

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trem endou intere t h own by non­member on campu . t the Hallow­een ocia l, even tee n g irl cam e to carve pumpkin and learn more about the sorori ty. Th i t r will ho ld a ec­ond social toward th e e nd of th e e­rne terin hop intere t.

Lynne E. DettoTe, 1995 H omecoming Queen

We are also pro ud to ann ounce th a t two e nior member were nomi­n ated to th e college ' Homecoming Court,J aqueline We nad ou and Lynne De ttore . Lynne was crowned the 1995 H omecoming Queen ! Congra tula tion to J ackie and Lynn e. a final no te, th e i te r a re eage r! awaiting th e spring seme ter, including the tradi­tional "birthda " ru h and the pledg­ing term.

-L nne Elizabe th De ttore

Gamma Upsilon/ California State

Los Angeles, CA:

On November 11 , the Cal ifornia State ni ersity Lo Angele Greek tern had its annual fal l Greek formal. Thi year ' for mal wa h e ld a t th e Disneyland Hote l. v are ver excited because thi event wi ll give u the chance to introduce our newe t memb r .

We ce lebra ted Founder Da b initi a tin g three n ew me mb e rs and h o lding th e Fo under Da ' Candl e lighting cere mon y. This Founder Da i ve r special to u becau ewe are no t onl celebra tinrr the 96th ear of Al­pha Sigma Tau , but al o last ept m­ber Gamma p ilon lebrated it ec­o nd ear a part of Alpha irrma Tau .

- adi 'a ir rrar

Delta Alpha/ Gannon

Erie, PA:

We tarted o ff the fall e m e ter with a grrrrreat ru h, with th th eme of "The Lion King. " The pledge are cur rent! working o n a pe nny drive to be nefit Pine Mo untain chool. To ge t to kn ow th e ister a little be tte r, the join d e era! of u fo r a progre ive dinner. We have been reall bu hold­ing fund rai er , including an Alwa

om thing Ta ty bake ale . Our H o me­coming the me thi y ar wa " World of usic", wi th our parad e banne r tak­ing fir t plac !

We h ave al o parti cipa te d in a H eart Walk and we "ad opted " a need famil for the ho liday . All of our tud -ing paid off wi th a 3.0 ave rag GP fo r the chap ter, tl1ird highe ti n the natio n for all 2-T .

-Am Rae Mattis

Delta Beta/ Fairmont State

Fairmont, \tW·

Thi e me te r ha been o n of the be t for Delta Be ta. We are till fairly n ew and learning. ine wo nde rful wome n have pledged to join our oror­ity thi fall and the h ave bee n n o th­ing but great. The have been learn­ing abo ut Al pha igma Tau a nd its fo unda tio n a well a inging o ng and learning that ou r creed i more th a n a bunch of word on pap r. Our pinning cerem ony wa b a utiful and big/ little si te r ceremo n wa a] o a time to remember.

H omecoming demanded much of our time thi year. We organized an all Greek alumnae pre-game par ty fo r the

a turd ay of th e game. Mi c h e ll e Rod rigu ez wa our 199- H o m c min rr candida te and althou rr h h e did n o t win the crown , ou r fl oat won fir t prize in th parad e . The them e wa ' arni­va l" a nd our fl oat wa a upe r-1 p roller oa ter mad e o ut of ardboard and tin fo il. It wa a mazin rr ' he n it w

. 0 fim h d . We have n ev r v n pia d in th e fl oat compe titio n b f r thi year.

Altl1 u rrh w hav b n h a\'in rr , lo t of fun , w h ,. a l o b n w rkinrr hard . ' "' had th hi rrh . t rr r, d , f , U

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C<J~ C~ New4 Greeks on campu . Three of our mem­ber had a 4.0 GPA. We u hered the FSC Homecoming Alumni Dinner and again when the Wheeling S m­phon played on campus. We a l o wore pink ribbon for Breast Cancer Awarene s Month in Octob rand we handed out ribbons to the people who live at Wishing Well Manor Re tire ment Home.

For Founders Da , we cele brated with a candle lighting ceremony and potluck dinner. We talked about the

ational hi tor of our orority and got in touch with our roots.

Delta Beta isn ' tjust about grades and philanthropies, though. Three of our sister are memb e r of th e Fairmont State College vo il e ball team. Andrea M er , Billie Yates, and Courtne Fochtman mad a major contribution to th eir tea m which i ranked fourth in the Mid-Atlanti c Re­gion and rank sixth n a tionall in

CAA Division II with kill pe r game, 12th in digs pe r game and 17th in a-i t per game. Courtney wa voted

We t Virginia Conference Pia er of the Year, elected to the All-Confere nce team again and also selected to th e We t Virginia Conference All-Tourn a­ment Team! Courtney was chose n a a national fina li t in the igma Tau Gamma Fraterni ty White Ro e compe­tition which was h eld in Washington DC at the end of July. Courtney fin­i h e el a national runn e r-up . Con­gratu lations Court!

Gretch en Stanko i team captain of the FSC swim team which ha twelve out of fifteen wimmers who were All­Am ricans last season. Although Gretchen wa not an Al l-Ame rican last year, he says that thi year she plans to win that honor!

-Billi e Yates

Delta Delta/ lllinois at Chicago

Chicago, IL:

The fall1995 em ester at the Delta Delta chapter ha tru ly been one of various activities and memorable times. Starting with our ann ual boat cruise, we have had many activities and programs designed to improve our new but blossoming chapter and he lp

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build from th e strong foundation we have formed.

We, th e founding sist r of th e De lta Delta chapte r, have take n on th e ro le of improve ment with great pride and e nthusiasm. We great! be nefitted from the vi it our ational Staff me m­ber paid u in Se ptembe r. They wer an extraordin a ry help to u . During th weekend , we were able to eli cuss our probl ms co ncerning th e e tab­li shm ent of a a tional sorority wher a local one h ad exi ted for so lo ng.

ow we are ure we can take on the ch a nges and look forward to the growth of a ororitywe hold so dear to our hear ts.

We parti cipated in an e njoyable rush wher we acquired thre n ew members. 1 ow change will be upon us once again as th e National Panhellenic Conference i making its way on to our campus. We are taking active partici­p ation in its e tabli shme nt and are a nxiou to include it in to our organi­za tion in order to improve the Greek system on campu .

We h ave pl ann ed a p c tacular Founde rs Day cele bration and look forward to ce le brating so me thing we have worked so h ard to make tru ly wonderful and memorable . It is espe­cia lly important to us sin ce it will be our first!

Do you know the way to A.J:T?

The re is a La tino Youth Confer-nee ma king it tart in Chi ago. We

have taken th e affair to h art and have aided its g rowth from th beginning pha es of organization. We ar excit­ing ly awaiting its de but. It will be an important vent forth chool as we ll a for u , for we will have th honor of hearin g ma ny prestig ious m n and women speak. We will a lso participate in various ac ti viti es de igned to he lp aid th e youth of hicago aim toward a po itive future.

-Maribel Ortiz

Delta Epsilon/ Marist PoughkeejJsie, NY:

H ello to a ll o ur si ters around th nation. The fa ll 1995 em ter ha flown by fas t. Many wonderfu l things continue to happen to the De lta Ep i­lon chapte r. Thi year, we not on ly go t new sisters, but celebrated our fir t year anniver ary. We ce le brated together with our n ew pledges and our alum­nae on our Founder Day, ovem ber 12th. We co n ici e r it a great accom­plishment!

The year tarred off with a wonder­fu l rush in which all the sister hawed th e ir enthusiasm in the th me partie . We tarted offru h with the 'Tau Rock Cafe"' and end d with 'Tau tock," our ve rsion ofV\ood tock.

This se me ter, we have been bus a tte ndin g ca mpus aware n e meet­ings. Th e ch apte r pon ored tud breaks for th e campu and a lecture on eating di so rders. ext seme ter, we pl an to po nsor a pre entation on sign language. Busy as we ma eem, we a lways ma ke time for lending a h e lping hand to philanthropies. The is te r s got up ea rl y and eager !

c hee red on people a th e \ a lked to rai e mon ey for Am e ri can Di abete A sociation. We had so mu c h fun, we pl a n to parti cipa te in th e walk next year. We al o threw a H a llow e n party in conjunction with two other orori­ties on campus for special childre n . Th e sister a l o have kept our tradi­tion of making candy and caram e l apple . It was a big ucce on cam-pus.

- icole Capozza

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C!i)~ C!~ Nt«14 mo n e fo r th e ix g ir l . Thi trul y bowed what i te rhood i a ll ab ut.

Delta Zeta/ East Stroudsburg

East Stroudsburg, PA:

T his se mester we have bee n work­ing hard to become a chapte r of Al­p ha Sigma Tau on Decembe r 2. We look fo rward to our future as me mber of Alpha Sigma Tau

O ur fa ll rush was a huge succe , receiving five wonderfu l new member . Ever yone wa involved in a variety of

Baltimore A lumnae Chapter, Dec 1995

BALTIMORE RepoTted by Diane Raycob

T h e new Ba ltimore chapter ha been busy the last few months. In the fal l, Pam Vukmer was hostess of the ep­tember meeting. After a d iscussion of the programs for the year, we left her home and clean ed th e ides of o ur adopted highwa . Since there were ev­eral of u and we had cleaned it tw·ice before, the task was swift and thorough . The O ctober meeting took us to the ho me of Susan H arri o n wh e re th e members made wrea ths for th e H allow­een sea on . T he e nd product was do­nated to a silent auction fo r cerebral pa l y and brought $65.00! In love m­b r, a few of our members vi ited our collegiate chapter ofSalisbur Sta te fo r their ce le bra tion. Al o, a fe, vi ited the

orthern Virg inia chapte r and w re we lcomed b a grea t hapter. La tl , the D cembe r mee tin g was h e ld a t th e Chri tmas-decora ted home of Dian e Ra ob. Ever o ne brought o rname nts to x hang and thr doz n cookie

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event which took place this fall. We were abl e to parti cipated in an AIDS walk, vari.ou educatio nal , baby ittin o­fo r childre n with Downe yndrome, a blood drive with Theta Chi , and man rewarding fund rai e r .

In the beginning of O ctober, e er -one pu lled togeth er for ix of our i -ter who were vi tim of a fire. Other Greek organization Alpha igm a Tau alumnae, and co li gia te chapter , rai d

to share with each o ther and ali bury Sta te' chapter. Afte r fillin g a box to end off to the collegia te , we munched

and enjo ed each other' com pan . Our chapter would like to ex tend wi he to everyone fo r a wonderful 1996.

BUFFALO RepoTted by FloTence M. Sodu

Our a lumnae ac tivitie began in May at Miche lle Lupino 's re taurant, Alice ' Kitche n . Our new offi cers were sworn in , the pre ident be ing Pam ela Szafarcz k. Al o in Ma , our group ran a bingo activi ty fo r the reside n ts of the Episcopal Church H ome . It i a vo lun­teer ser vice.

During the summer, ~ e enj o ed a pot luck picnic a t J ean McNa mara ' su mme r home a t Silver Ba , Ontario and Tau To t Time at Doro thea Porter ' h om e a t Port Co lburne . The re, we could brin o- the little one to enjoy a day of sun and fun .

We began the fall with another po t luck supper in Septe mbe r and then a mee tin o- in O ctobe r a t th e h o me of Maril n Todd . The peaker wa Flo­rence Sodus he bared her experience teaching in L'Viv kraine, with Bridge for Education. Also in O ctober, th e a lumn ae a nd co ll eg ia te toge th er h lped out a t a H allm een par ty a t th Earl Childhood Program of hildren ' Ho pi tal . We also beo-an our fund rai er, thesaleof EntertainmentB ok und r the chairma n hip of Ani ta he rkauer. It proved to be ver , u ce ful.

Afte r celebratin o- Founder Da , at th Littl vVhit H u e in ovemb r,

Once again we would like to e -tend our man y thank to tho e of ou who have e n t us le tt r of con o-ra tula­tio n and e ncouragement thro ughout th proc s of becoming a chapter of Alpha io- ma Tau .

-Ta ra 0 ' 1eill

w went on to our Decemb r hri tmas Party a t Maria Lagona's home. We con­ti nu d our tradi tion of" tealing" each o ther gift . We are all looking forward to a happ and producti e n w ar.

CENTREVILLE/ MANASSAS Reported by andm Aiello

T hi i o ur fir t report! PI a e wel­c me u to the Alpha igma Tau Alum­nae ociation . We 'vej u t begun and we ' re tro ng. We 've ado p te d J ame

iad i on n iver ity a our collegia te chapter. We've al o teamed u p wi th the Women ' nter inManas a , aa our philanth ropy. J ohanne Favaloro an d

aro le Kei l have been in tru mental in accompli hing th i ta k. O ur fear­les leader, Diane nderwood , h a been keeping it a ll toge ther.

We're a very active gro up . We he ld a tup perware party/ ale for ou r fu n d rai er, orch e trated b June Love! 111

O ctober. With involvemen t like thi , we ' re o-oin o- to be big.

DENVER Reported by Grace Riester

T h e alumnae of the Denver hap­t rand th e ou th ern Colo rad h a p­ter of Alpha io-ma Tau j ined fo r

ove mb r to eel bra te F under

A~C~NtM/4 tains as we trave led . Tentative ly, w have made plan for futur e ge L­togethe rs, weathe r permitting!

DETROIT/ NORTHEAST SUBURBS Reported by Patricia Maddens

Our September meeting wash Id at Kath Baecker ' hou e . We enjoyed welcoming two new member , Sherri Steele Chandra and Li a-Mari e Cox Frederick both from Be ta Xi. J a nice Garbarino upplied iron-ons o that we were all able to make our own Alph a Sigma Ta u t-shirt o r sweat hirts.

In O ctobe r, we me t a t th e ho me ofTamm Bonifield . Mter th e busin ess mee ting, we e njo ed Iookin <T a t wed­ding albums and college crapboo ks.

The Me tro D troit Fo unders Day celebra tion was ho ted by our ch apte r thi year. In a ttendance were 36 a lum­nae, 32 collegia te and 15 pledge , re p­rese ntin <T 1096 ear of Alpha Sigma Tau siste rhood ! A raffl e of craft ite m wa he ld , with proceed of 217 going to the ALT Founda tio n H eadquarters Fund. Emily Mcintire, who re loca ted to Tenne ee fro m De troit 4years ago, wa abl e to j o in u and conducted the Candle lig ht ser vice.

In December, ou r annual Chri t­ma pa r ty wa h e ld a t th e hom of

adia Maddens. A gift exchange wa held. Each per on opened their gift and th en n;ed to gue who had brought it.

ERIE Reported by Debbie Carter

Gamm a Th e ta' phil a nthropy projec t is th e Adopt-a-Highway Pro­g ram that the operat d from Se ptem­ber through May. The Erie Alumn ae do the summer portion to he lp th e m out and to kee p us involved . We have a good time discussing the "u,ash ", and ge ttin g o ur ae ro bi c e xerc i e. O f course, a few "h orns" he lp the egos for th e alumnae ister !

Ga mm a Th e ta h o te d th e Founders Day for a ll three surround­in g ch a p te rs, including Alph a Ta u, De lta Alpha and u s. That i o ur favo r­ite day wh e n veryon can be toge ther. 1 ow th a t th e re a re three chapte rs in o ur area, we really can be -All Sisters Together !

We would like to cong ra tul a te Cindy H awes fo r be ing named Dean of Students a t Tri-S tate Bu ine and Debbie Carte r fo r be ing elec ted Vice Pr sident of the Lake Erie Balle t Guild and for be ing appo inted as th e El­e m entar y re presenta tive for Gira rd School Distric t's Labor Management Team!

HARRISBURG Reported by j ennije1· Lytle

Our chapter had a very busy fall ! Wear till trying to increase our mem­ber hip and welcomed two new women to o ur m o nthl y m ee ting; La uri e

Detroit/ ortheast Suburbs Beth Fournie1; Tammy Bonifield, R ose Marie Schmidt (fron t) , Kathy Baecke1; N adia Maddens, Emily Mc!n tire, Pat Maddens, Chris Dixon at Founders Day

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McKee (De lta) a nd Amy Lass i (Be ta Iota) . We look forward to having the m in our o rganization .

Two of ur m e mb rs wer n-gaged over th e summer; Van ssa Em h to Lou Flo r nee and j ennifer Lytl to Ke nn th Pryor.] nnife r and Ke n plan to b e m a rri e d n x t umm er a nd Van essa and Lou were married recently in De nm ark! Va nessa ha moved to Ge rmany whe re Lou i stationed in the military. We will mis her nthu iasm and wi h her well.

During o u r e pte mbe r me ting he ld a t Vice Pre ident Co ll ee n hea Kolle r ' new ho me, we p nt tim d is­cussing new a tivities for the up om­ing month and catching up . In O cto­ber, we fill ed H a ll owee n trea t bag which we de live red to th e child ren at the Inte rfa ith h Iter in H arri burg, our local philan thropy. We a lso began our emi-annual Tupperware fu nd rais­ing sale.

In ovember, we had a Karaoke ig ht a t Gib a nd J oanna a ta le-

Parthemore ' ho me. Alum and the ir spouse o r gue ts go t to how off th ir inging talent (o r lack of) while enjoy­

ing food and fr ie ndship . For o u r Founder Day ce l ebration , ~ e he ld a n induction cere mo ny fo r new members a nd sh a red a pec ial ALT ca ke in ho no r of the event.

As a result of an o the r u cce ful fund raise r, we we re abl e to purcha e a nd d onate to the Inter fa ith She lter a Chri tma gift of fi fteen new blan kets . With th e early a rriva l of winte r this ear, we are sure the will be grea tl

a pprecia te d. We h e ld o u r a nnua l Chrisunas luncheon at Pre ident Case (Smith ) a nd J eff Ma rk ' h o me . V\ e enjoyed a wo nde rful meal and th e n reveal d our e lve to ou r "secre t i -ter " a we excha nged Chri una gifts with th em . We look fo rward to an ex­citing n ew year!

INDIANAPOLIS Reported by Pamela Legg

Indi anapoli Alumnae turned out in fore fo r tl1e 50 ear e lebration of Alpha Alpha a t Ball Sta te niver ity. Many of our members are Alpha Al­phas. We began our fall \vith a plan-

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ning meeting at the new apartment of Faith Harlan. She and Roche lle H argis howed u the festive table decorations

we will provide for the Crown Lun­cheon at the Phoenix Convention. All agreed that they were even better than the ones we furnished at Ball State's recent gala.

In ovember, we shared Founder Day at the home of Mary Ann Rin hart, another new location. The eveningwa cool but our hearts were warmed a we recalled the founding of Alpha Sigma Tau . De licious refreshment were also enjoyed. Plans were finalized for a Christmas celebration downtown at our new Circle Center Mall.

LEHIGH VALLEY Reported by Kimberly Golden Benner

From assi ting with the start-up of a new collegiate chapter, to spon or­ing a local family for the holiday ea­son , the Lehigh Valley Alumnae Club i doing it best to make a difference.

In 1995, the Club participated in the colonization, pinning, training and insta llation of the De lta Zeta chapter of A"LT at East Su·oudsburg Un iver ity. Working with Carole Keily, a tional Vice President, we were ab le to be in­volved every step of the way, including the first pre entation made to the lo­cal orority. It was an enjoyable and rewarding experie n ce that brought back a lot of memories for the alum­nae. In addition, two of our Club mem­ber have stayed with the new chapter, erving on th eir advi or team.

Thi holiday season, as in season past, we adopted a loca l fami l for Chri tmas. A si ng le mother a nd her three young daughters were the recipi­e nts of a leigh-full of gift . The chil­dren r ceived new clothe and a num­ber of toy items from their Christmas wi h li t. Their mother also received new clothes, house hold items, a ll th e trimmings for a delicious holida din­ner and a Chri tma her fami l wi ll n ev r forget.

We are keeping up with all of our usual "LT happenings. We el brat d ourown lO yearanniversar lastMa with a potluck M , i an th m dinn rand a

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lo t of laughter. Our ALT Founder Da celebration was held a t LaDue re taurant and wa attend d b 13 alumnae-about half of our member hip.

We a] o had our yearly craft night, where the "craft impaired " and the tal­e nted i ter worked together to cr -a te beautiful ce nt rpi ce for the P Reception at Convention thi summer. It has been an eve ntful few month for this club and w look fon ard to the re t of the ear with wide-e ed enthu-iasm.

NORTHERN VIRGINIA Reported by Diane nderwood.

The Northern Virg inia Alumna chapter ha been ve ry bu alread thi yea r. The ummer began with the an­nual Ice Cream ocial at the home of Mary Charlos hb . In addition to our members, we welcomed co ll egiat and the familie of tho e member at­tending. The afternoon wa unny and a good time was had by all. During the summer, the officers began to plan for the upcoming yea r. The eptembe r meeting wa held at the house of Betty Sue Gla er. Everyone brought a dish for the pot luck dinn er. After dinner and a general bu ine meeting, ever -one admired Betty Sue ' new home. In O ctober v e m tat Mar Earl ' hom e, we di cussed convention and how our chapter could help out. After the mee t­ing, sisters tried to gue s who' who from baby picture that i ter brought. In addition , White Hou e ornament \ ere handed out to member to ell for our annual fundrai r. Our annual Founder's Da dinn r wa held in the home of Charlotte Flo d . Ever one at­tending donated 15.00 to the H ead­quarter ' fund . The dinn er wa fabu­lous. We were joined b member of the Baltimore Alumnae Chapter and th e Centrevi ll e- 1a na sa lumn ae Club. The Centrevi lle- Mana a Alum­nae Club provided fan ti d with green ribbons and a e llO\ ro which ' ere u ed a favor . Mar ' Charle A hby began the ning with a pra er b for~ dinner. After dinner, the traditional cand le lightino· duct d b ' th

nderwood and the Chaplain, arah Bartl tt. E eryone continued to ell the White Hou e ornament . \'\ie e nded 1995 with a Holiday eel bra tion a t th home f ara h Bartle tt. Ever one pa r­ti cipated in a gift exch ange and ecret i ter were revealed. ev ecret si ter

w re cho e n for 1996. In upportofth 1 orth rn Virginia Panh e ll nic, o m i ter wi ll be attending the pia "For­

ev r Plaid" in March. There will a l o be a joint cookout with two oth r ronu in May.

Wecontinueto upportChildr n ' H o pital in Washington, D.C. During Exam time, we ent "goodie " t our

llegiate little i ter at Fro tburg and h pard. W al o en t 250 to th ·

ter at Ea t trasburg to r pia e mone from their raffle which wa I tin a fir .

PHILADELPHIA Reported by J amie Alunni

The Philadelphia Alumna hap-ter vi ited We t Che ter niversity thi O ctober to as i t the Alpha Phi chap­t r with a Greek presentation. It wa a great time and very rewarding to help at the coli giate leve l.

Our Founder D ay ee l bration found u once again at the Old York Countr Club . Our pecial CTUe t wa M . Mary Beth Kelley, Director of Alumnae. M . Kelley poke about Pine

o untain ettlement chool and en­couraged u all to vi it.

PITTSBURGH R eported by 1ary Beth Kelley

The Pitt burgh Alumnae hapter ontinue to (Trow and gain n w m m­

ber . Our yearly calendar i a mi, ture of m ting and fun ac tiviti .

Several member and th ir fami­lie enjo ed a Pirate ba e ball (Tam thi umme r. The fall was kicked off b · at­

tending Beta Delta' '' omedy lub ight ' ru h party. Founder Dav wa lebra ted with th B ta D It, ' h , p­

ter. All m mber took th

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A~C~N~4 Congratulations are extended to

Sue Schultz , 1995 Pittsburgh Alumnae Chapter Top Tau. Al l member wish to expre s their sincere appreciation to Sue for all of her dedication to our alumnae chapter.

In 1996, we are looking to grow and become a more proactive chapter. If you live in the Pittsburgh area and are interested in becoming part of our group, please contact Sue Schultz. H er addres is located in the directory.

ST. LOUIS Reported by Mary Lou colt

Seve ral summer activities are al­ways on the calendar-most involve feast­ing of some kind. A luncheon in July was held at a hotel new to mo t of us. We were served with style in a dining room of our own.

The annual luncheo n given by Beta P i for the St. Louis alumnae was held in th eir chapte r room at St. Louis Univer ity. Three founders of the co l­legia te chapter were honored. Those attending bared in the privi lege of si -terhood throughout the years .

The real show of iste rhood is in the enduring celebration of Founders Day. For a numbe r of year , the chap­ter of Edward vi lle Alumnae, Beta Eta, th e ir collegiate chapter, Beta Psi th e collegiate chapte r from St. Louis ni­versity and the St. Louis alumnae have shared the occasion. The a lumnae chapters take turns in hosting the event. Julie Herrmann, at St. Louis alum was in charge and mad e arrange­ments for an afternoon tea a t th e Seven Gables Inn in Clayton . Some of us re­called the teas we attended while at college, even the hats and white g love . Talk about the "o ld e n times!"

The NPC mee ting was held this fall in St. Louis and a dinner party was given for our de legation. The dinner wa he ld at the home of Margare t Gieselmann and was a nice break from meeting at the hotel.

The Christmas sea on will find us celebrating twice with food and friend-

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hip. Sandy Guire will be haste s at a weekend evening party wh ere hu s­bands and da te wi ll attend.

We wi ll also meet for lunch at an Italian re taurant th e week after Christ­ma . Guest are invited to share in a time of friend hip . Remember those words, All Sisters Toge ther. Le t's ge t togeth er!

TIDEWATER R epoTted by MaTirni chelle Delaney

Our fall season started off with a bang! Our first mee ting carried the the me, "Spirit ight. " We all wore our gree n and gold and all of our Alpha Sigma Tau paraphernalia . We also ini­t iated Missy D e laney (Shook) of Gamma Theta into our chapter. We began our first of three fund raisers. "Going to the top with Tupperware ". Next we got toge ther for a Pampered Chef fund raiser party. The company was great and the food wa wonderful. Our fina l fund raiser was selling 1996 Entertainment Books. Al l three were successfu l.

We celebrated Founde rs Day at a local res taurant. Eighteen sisters at­tended , a nd we in itiated Gai l Mi ller of Gamma Ep ilon. There was de liciou food , great company and a beautifu l candle light ceremony, which made us all reflect on th e commitment we have all made to Alpha Sigma Tau.

We have contributed to a few chari­tie thi season. The traditional dona­tion to Pine Mountain School, and don a ting Campbell's Soup Labels to the Living Waters Christian School are just a few.

For Christmas, we are p lann ing a party for all our members and spouses. It will be h e ld at a sister 's house and everyone attending wi ll bring a cov­ered dish. We are planning on havi ng a Chine e Auction, which hou ld be our e ntertainment for most of th e even mg.

We are looking forward to th e spring with great anticipation.

YPSilANTI-ANN ARBOR &poTted by Suzanne Nemeth Shick

Th e Ypsi-Ann Arbor Alumn ae Chapter started th e year off in our usual fashion with a pot luck dinn rat Lyne tte Schwartzenberger's hom e in Dexter. Wh at wasn't u ual was a sun­rise visit by Joanie Meaker from H ot

prings Vi llage Arkansas.Joanie was a ve r y active m e mber of o ur chapter until her r tirement and move to Ar-ka n a . We mi ss h er and the visit brought back a lot of memorie for all of us. The bonds of sisterhood always keep us clo e th roug h time and dis­tance.

Our Garage Sale in June was in­deed a spec tacular success. We raised over $400 for our chapter and on a day tha t the temperature hit about 95 de­grees and the humidity about the same. We had a g reat time bargaining with everyone and loved it when we aw a man approaching. If they liked what they aw, th ey never bargained, just paid the sticker price. Maybe we should have a male only garage ale next year! Special th a nks to Marilyn Chri ty, Carlotta Sale mi , Joyce Berg a nd Diana Mihaiu.

Carlotta Salemi hosted our H o li­day party thi year and a wo nderful time was had by all . Our gift exchange is always fun and it wa amazing how many of the gifts matched what every­one wanted. We do not draw name , we just bring in a gift to exchange and p lay a card game to see who gets first pi c k . Laura Pobursky Alfred wa thrilled when she received an apple d ecora ted napkin holder a h e had just d ecorated her kitch en in apple d ecor!

We look forward to 1996 and to th e many pecia l things we will be do­ing in that year. We are working on Convention and trying to get a man of the alumn the re as po ible. Our special congra tula tion to Chri Bronk on h er engagement.

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A~~T~'D~MJ National H eadquarter , 1929 anyon Road, Birmingham, AL 35216

Phone 205-97 -2179 fax 20--978-21 2 Office Hours 9:00a.m.- 4:30p.m. Central Time

H eadquarte r Adminisu·awr: Lenore e ibel Kin (Mr . Thoma J. , J r.), Pi

Board of Trustees Le nore Seibel King, Psi, Chairman Gai l Shackle Fowler, Alpha Lambda,

ecre tary Mary Loui e Mandrea Doyle, Theta Charlotte Evans Flo d , Psi ferne Shumate Phipps, Omicron Anna Margaret You ng Rhodes, Psi Carrie Washburn e Staehle, Alpha

President Emerita - Carrie Wa hburne Staeh le (Mrs. Haswe ll E.) , Alpha

National Council ational President- Mary Charle dams

Ashby (Mrs. CJ. ), Chi , Box 12, The Pl ains, VA 22171

National Vice President - Carole Bicking Keily ( 11rs. Timoth y) , Alpha Xi , 7 07 Le land Road , Manas as , A 22111

National Secretary- Christina Dugga n Covingto n (Mrs. Christoph er), Alpha Lambda, 11711 Memoria l Drive #667, Houston , TX 77024

ational Treasurer -J anet Minnis Jimison (Mrs. Conrad ) , Iota, 529 Highland Drive, Arka nsas City, KS 67005

Director of Collegiate Chapters - Ricki Bargman Trosen (Mrs. Wallace) , Alpha Sigma, 904 Kings Road , Kirksville , MO 63501

Director of Alumnae - Mary Beth Ke ll e , Delta, 22 Boulevard , Point Marion , P 15474

Director of Expansion -J anet H anson Dod o n (Mrs. Duane), Iota, 543 South Main , Cre te, E 68333

Director of Fraterni ty Programs- Marth a Drouyor DeCamp (Mr . Samuel) , Alpha, 27931 NE 4th Place, Redmond , W 98053

Director of Publications - Carol j. Cooper, Zeta Tau , PO Box 12189 N SA, Win­stan- alem, N 27117

District Presidents Regional Collegiate Coordinator - Mary

Elle n Willmitch , lpha Rh o, 195 1 Penny Lane, Youngstown , OH 445 15

Alpha - hristianne Vacca Yentz, Beta ' i, 4601 W 2nd Aven ue #806, Boca Raton , fL 3343 1

Beta - Lucinda Procwr Hawe , lpha Tau, 4 11 6 Pl easan tview venue, Erie , P 16509

Gamma -J ami e lunni , Ze ta, 3 100 Grant ve nue# ~-26, Phi lade lphia , P 19 1 14

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Delta - Michelle Cangia lo i, Alpha Lambda, 134 Scarborough Place , harlotte vi lle, v 22903

Epsilon - Lisa Throckmorton , Alpha Lambda, 4933 Redford Road , Beth esd a, MD 20 16

Zeta - Miche lle chmidt, lpha igma, 6 15 Dover Drive, Rolla, MO 65401

Eta - Nanc oltz Le ig (Mr. ~all ), Beta Epsilon , 47 ill age Kn oll Drive , The Woodla nd , TX 773 0

Theta- Patric ia Kl ausing immo ns (Mr . Willia m) , Delta , 291 Locu L tre t, Indi­ana, PA 15701

Iota - Melinda He nr Oate , Gamma Gamma, 7794 Old Mt. Olive Road, Gardenda le , AL 35071

Kappa - onda Ruh oll locksi n (Mrs. Kevin), Beta Pi , 2 Dure ll D•;ve , Kankakee, lL 60901

Lambda- Alii on Brungard, Alpha Rh o, 6934 Hilldale Drive, Pittsburgh , PA 15236

Mu - Tamara tege hui Bo nifie ld (Mr . Brad) , Beta Xi , 16925 MacArthur, Redford, Ml 48240

Nu - Co lleen Hard ing, Be ta Mu , 431 Be ulah Road, Hurlock, MD 21643

Xi - Vi ctoria King-Garwood (M r . Donald ), Beta Delta , I 06 arraganse t Drive, McKee port, PA 15135

O micron - Andrea Dallago, Zeta, 60 Maple ven ue , Marysville , P 17053

Pi - Appointme nt Pe nding Rho - MeganJanne , Zeta Tau , 3529

Willowrun Drive NE, Roanoke, 24012

Sigma- KrisLin H askin , Beta Pi , 3345 Betty Drive, ArlingtOn Heights, 1L 60004

At-Large - Sharon Cre ham , Alpha Epsilon , 2212 Twin Lake Drive, tlanta, CA 30339

National Staff Academics - ( cting) Julie Be ll Bruington

(Mrs. J eff) , Iota , l 31 W. Beech , Inde­pendence, r 67301

Alumnae Expansion - Patricia Nayle, Phi , 12002 H a ting Green Drive , H ou ton, T ' 77065

The Anchor Editor - Al ina v\'hittle-Tezik ( 1rs. John ), Zeta, 1650 E. Lycoming St. , Philad elphia , P 19124

Th e Anchor Alumnae Editor - Ror • Erick on Cawthorp, Be ta Pi , PO Box 403, !Vl ahomet, 1L 61 53

Th e Anchor Collegiate Editor - Ca • am me ll Truehan (Mr. David), Be ta Nu , 222 Old Ben vick Road , Bloom burg, PA 17815

Awards - a thy Millard chreiner (Mr . Ri­chard ), hi , 4400 Hadrian Court,

lexand•·ia, VA 22310 Chap lain - Emily Ashb Mcintire (Mr .

Michae l) , Alpha Lambda, 1940 even ak Drive, Morri wwn, T 1 37 14

Colony Adviser- Wendy t ovac k, Beta, 1467 Gregor · #13 , Yp ilanti, Ml 4 197

Colony Adviser - an y Tybur ki , Beta i, W61N419 Wa hingtan venue,

edarburg, \1\-1 53024 Convention - raciJimi on Wederm ye r

(Mr. We), Iota, 37 2 W Plaza Drive #202 , Topeka, KS 66609

Th e Crest Editor- Elizabeth D e rn e•· onner (Mr. Timoth ) , lpha Lambda, 7226 Roo evelt venue, Fall hur h , 22042

Expansion Assistant - Anne urran ruber (Mr . J ame ) , lpha, 512 Pin e Land Drive E. da , Ml 49301

Expansion Assistant - ynth ia Peck hart Me rory (Mr . Charle R.) , lpha 1-pha, PO Box 521 , fort Wayne, It 46 95

Financial Assistant - B th Ann Dob on Fournier (Mr . J o eph) , Beta i, 2594 Ridge Road, Whitelake, MI 4 3 3

Historian - Tina Taylor chmiedel (Mr . Car ) , Beta i, 3631 hangri La Road , 0 hko h , Wl 54904

Housing - Lara Bu zka, Beta i, 141 Winter L , 1 t floor, uburn , ME 02702

Membership Development - Andrea Kl e in­Van ho, Beta Xi , 69-B Locu t treet,

s onet, ivlA 02702 Music - rline Bouligny Clark (Mr . Allen).

Pi , 7037 Rhode venue, t. Louis, i\10 63123

National Panhellenic Conference Delegate - a thy Bond Crapet (Mr . mhony) , Beta Zeta, 5 ·01 Quai l Run Road, Pelham, L 3 -124

National Panhellenic Conference Alternate Delegate - Carolyn Conner lexander (Mr . J ame ) , Pi , 632 Potoma , t.

Lo ui , 10 63139 National Panhellenic Conference Alternate

Delegate - vnthia Peck hart ~lc rorv ( i\lr . harl e R. ),Alpha A.Ipha. P Box 521 , Fort \\'am , li\ -16 9-

ational Panhellenic Conference Alternate De legate - ~lary hade Adams .-\. hb\ ( ~l r. J .), Box 12, The Plains. Y.\ 22171

ominations - Katlw Puli Baed .. r ( ~l r ·.

Paul). Theta, 18667 i\orth al.. .oun. lin ton Twp., ~II -120 :~~

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Parliamentarian - Appointment pending Philanthropy - Lara Cegala, P i, 130 Fair­

way Po inte Circl e, Orlando, FL 3282 Pledge - herryTrayerGentile ( 1r .J o hn ),

P i, 15043 H o ll eyside Drive, Dum fr ie , VA 22026

Publicity - Mary nn Rin e hart, Be ta Eta , 133 W. Market Street #106, India napo­lis, I 46204

Regional Leadership Workshop - Karen Gear loan (Mr. Thomas), Zeta, 8 Lois Lane , Shrew bury, PA 17361

Rush - Karen De nchfield-Ma terson (M r . Daniel), Beta Xi , 2622 Ponce ve nue , Be lmont, CA 94002

Alpha Sigma Tau National Foundation, Inc. Board of Directors President - Meda Ra Elliott ewe ll (Mrs.

Preston ), Omicron , 6541 Willia msburg Bo ulevard , Arlingto n, VA 22213

First Vice President- Leno1·e Seibel King (Mrs. Thoma J. ,Jr.), P i, 1845 Lakeridge Road, Birmina ham , AL 35216

Second Vice President - Ro e Mal"i e chmidt, T he ta, 21359 BoA·wood Ct. ,

Farmington , MI 48336 Secretary - ha rl o tte Evans Floyd (Mrs.

Julia n), Psi, 1101 S. Arlingto n Ridge Road #316, Arlington, VA 22202

Treasurer - u an Roger , Alpha Lam bda, 939 Park treet, t. Albans, WV 25177

Foundation Committees Awards, Scholarships & Grants - Me lis a

Frie e n Parks (Mrs. Clin to n R.), Beta Xi , 6547 Cedar Ridge, Love la nd , OH 45140

Effie E. Lyman Memorial Academic Loan -June McCarth , Pi, 8891 Watson Woods,

t. Loui , MO 63126 Financial Secretary - Lo is Schwe ikan

O ' De ll (M r . Robert), Lambda , 222 West Tabor Road, Philade lphia, PA 19 120

Fundraising- Patric ia Wright Littl e, Alpha Lambda, 3301 Swan ho ll ow Court, Rich­mond, V 23233

Publicity - Cathy Bonds Crapet (Mrs. An­thon y), Be ta Zeta, 6501 Quail Run Drive, Pe lham, AL 35124

Con tribution payable to the Alpha Sigma Tau ational Foundation may be en/ to the Fi­

nancial ecreta1')'·

Alumnae Organizations Arkadelphia, Arkansas Chapter -J oAnne

Willi a ms Chunn , Alpha Gamma, 818 N. Park Drive, Arkade lphia, AR 71923

THE ANCHOR/ Spring 1996

Baltimore, Maryland Chapter - Susan Harri bring, Beta lu , 432 1 Fli m Hill Drive #101, Owings Mi ll , MD 21117

Birmingham, Alabama - ha n no n Tucker, Gamma Gamma, 46 Overbill Road , Montevallo , AL 35 11 5

Bluefield, West Virginia Chapter -J o ce Gregory Buchanan , Omicron , 1905 Tazewell v nue , Blue fi e ld , VA 24605

Buffalo, New York Chapter - Pa mela Wale Szafarczyk, igma, 11 07 Parkhur t Bo u­levard , Tonawanda, NY 14150

Central Pennsylvania - my DuPree, Alpha ' i, Box 118, e ntral Avenue , vis, PA

17721 Centreville-Manassas, Virginia - Diane

DiSandro Underwood, Psi, 10446 Brack­ets Ford Cr., .Mana sas, VA 22 lll

Chal'lottesville, Virginia - Michelle Cangialosi, Alpha Lambda, 134 Scarborough Place, Charlottesville, VA 22903

Chicago, Illinois - Kris Haskin , Beta Pi , 3345 Betty Drive, rlington Heigh ts , IL 60004

Conway, Arkansas Chapter- Cathy Kn ox I oehler, U psilon , 4301 Lee Avenue, North Linl e Rock, AR 72205

Denver, Colorado Chapter - Ann Bo le Todd , Nu, 1021 Ca rr #1 , De nver, CO 80216

De troit-Northeast Suburbs, Michigan Chap­ter - Kath y Pu li ce Beacke r, The ta, 18667

orth Oak Court, Cli nton Twp., Ml 48038

Durant, Oklahoma Chapter - Sharon McVay Dunham , Rh o, 11 3 Gates, Duram , OK 74701

Edwardsville, Illinois Chapter - Kare n Wasse r, Beta Eta, 615 ta te treet, Wood River, IL 62095

Erie, Pennsylvania Chapter - De borah Young Carter, Alpha Tau , 2531 W. 34th

tree t, Erie , PA 16506 Fort Wayne, Indiana Club - Linda Rose

Pulve1·, Alp ha Epsilo n , I 009 S. Van Bure n Street, Auburn , IN 45706

Grand Rapids, Michigan - An ne Curran Gruber, Alpha , 512 Pine Land SE, Ada, MT 49301

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Chapter- Kathryn Smith Marks, Beta Iota, 17 Glendale Drive, Mechanic burg, P 17055

Indianapolis, Indiana Chapter - Ingrid Ma­on Childs, Be ta Xi , 4311 Fores t Ter­

race, Anderso n, IN 46013 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Club -

Christine Ole ka E he lman , Beta Epsi­lon , 2532 Speckled Drive, East Peters­burg, PA 17520

Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania Club - Tracy Bond, Zeta, 135 N. llth Street#2, Al le n­town , PA 18102

Lowell, Massachusetts Chapter - Ke lly Man­ning Vigneault, Beta Tau, 104 D Street, Lowell , MA 01851

Muncie, Indiana Chapter - Kathryn Mcinni s Tharpe , Alpha Alpha, 1505 onh Hack­berry Road, Muncie , I 1 47304

New Orleans, Louisiana Chapter -J ean nin e Gettys rd , Phi , 16 Em ile Avenue , I e nn e r, LA 70065

Northern New J ersey Chapter - ymhia Hruby Egan , Beta Upsilo n , 8 alvator

ourt, Fairfi e ld, NJ 07004 Northern Virginia Chapter - Diane

Di andro nderwood , Psi, 10446 Bra k­e ts Ford r., Manassas, VA 221 11

Philade lphia, Pennsylvania Chapter - Lo i chweikan O ' De ll , Lambda, 222 West

Tabor Road , Philade lphia, PA 19120 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Chapter - uzanne

Lilli quist Schultz, Delta, 1797 Renee Drive, Librar y, PA 15129

Prince George's-Montgomery County, Maryland - Kerri Maranto, Chi , 1400 1

ro sland Lane , Gaithe r burg, MD 20 78

Richmond-Petersburg, Virginia Chapter -Bo nni e Harl"i , Alpha Lambda, 9 20 Iro n Bridge Road, he terfi eld, 23832

Roanoke, Virginia Chapter - indy Moore Howard , Alpha Lambda, 5031 Meadowcree k Drive SW, Roanoke , VA 2401

St. Louis, Missouri Chapter - Melani e Fos­ter, Pi , 5437 Oakcrest Drive, lmpe i·ial, MO 63052

Shepherdstown, West Virginia Chapter -Marie Bu ch Crim , Chi , RR1 , Box 11 4, Gerrard town , V\'V 25420

Southern Colorado Chapter - Grace Walter Riester, Pi , 1306 Alexander, o lorado Springs, CO 0909

Tidewater Virginia Chapter - Elizabeth J o ll Rus , Alpha Lambda , 712 Abbey Arch , Virginia Beach, VA 23455

Tri-City, Michigan Chapter - 1artha Pre ndergast Triantafillow, Beta, 2 35 Dor e t, agi naw, 111 48603

West Chester, Pennsylvania Chapter -Carolyn McGill Mee, Alpha Phi , 1101 Glenview u·eet, Philade lphia, PA 19 111

West Chicago, Illinois Chapter - Lucinda Edward Younce , Alpha Alpha , 354 Sword Way, Boli ngbrook, 1L 60440

Youngstown, Ohio Chapter - Caro l Fi ce ti , Alpha Rh o , 3885 J eanette, v arre n , OH 44484

Ypsilanti-Ann Arbor, Michigan Chapter -Diana Mihaiu , Alpha, 33 Richter Street, River Rouge, MI 4 21

All Alpha Sigma Taus are welcome at alum­nae meetings, which are usually held in mem­bers' homes. Please check yoU1· localtelephone di­rectory or call ational Headquarters for the number of the contact person in your area.

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Collegiate Chapters Alpha-Eastern Michigan University Presi­

de nt, Heather Hackett, 206 . Normal #2, Ypsilan ti , MI 48197; CA, J oyce Berg, 15132 Hough ton, Livon ia, 11 48 154; ACA, Diana Mihaiu , 338 Richter Street, River Ro uge, Ml 48218; CC, Kelly Klin e Duke, 798 Lake Fore t Dr. , Roc he te r, M1 48309

Beta-Central Michigan University Pre ident, Be th Hoard, 107 W. Gaylord, Mt. Pl eas­ant, Ml 48858; CA, Catherin e j an o n , 1417 And re, Mt. Pleasant, Ml 4885 ; ACA, Maryj o Dismang, 2129 M Donald Drive, Mt. Pleasant, Ml 48 58; C ,

ancy Haremza, 575 t. Bernard , larysville, MI 48040

Delta-Indiana University of Pennsylvania Preside m , Monica Morthland , 950 Church tree t#B, Indiana , P 1570 1; CA, uzan ne Coccagna, 266 W. Owe ns

ve., Derry, PA 15627; A , ondra Spalla, RD #5, Box 307 , Indi ana, PA 15701

Zeta-Lock Haven University of Pennsylva­nia Preside nt, Ange la Pease , Box 18 , Woolridge Hall , Lock Haven , PA 17745; CA, Amy DuPree, Box 118, Avis, PA 17721; ACA, Suzanne Robbin , 44 Woodland Dr., RD#2, Lock Haven, PA 17745; CC, Colleen Ree e, 300 Eas t Wa­te r t. #33, Lock Have n, PA 17745

Omicron-Concord College Preside nt, Pamela Glass, Box C-837 , Concord Col­lege, Athens, WV 247 12; CA, Pamela

lade, Rt. 2 Box 473-A, North Tazewell , VA 24630; ACA, Bill Skee n, Box 39, Co ncord Coll ege, Athen, \1\ 24712; CC, Kim erly Goad , 32 Loui e Co urt, Ri -ing Sun, MD 21911

Rho-Southeastern Oklahoma State Univer­sity Preside nt Rho nda McCall , PO Box 2074, Durant, OK 74701 ; CA, TeLoa Butle r, 610 Cedar St. , Durant, OI 74701 ; CC, Heidi Butler, 610 V.'. edar, Durant, OK 74701

Sigma-State University College at Buffalo Presid nt, Marc Hayden , CB, 1300 Elmwood ve. T 3 Rm .31 OA, Buffalo, NY 14213

Zeta Tau-Longwood College Preside nt, Sue Rose, Longwood College, BOX 2457, Farmvi ll e, V. 23909; CA, Robin Davis, Lo ngwood Ho using Office, Farmville,

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23909; , Diann a Rowan, Hou ing Of-fi ce, Longwood College, Farmville, 23909; , Androniki Fallis, 416-D \1\ in-swn tree t, Farmville, 23901

psilon-University of Central Arkansas Pres ide nt, Robin White, 29 ale m Road, Co nway, AR 72032; , Maria hudy, P Box 171 4, onh Littl e Roc k, AR 72 11 5; CC, Bobbie ' ichols, I 009 Fawnwood, Liul e Rock, R 72207

Phi-Southeastern Louisiana University Pre ident, Mary Lorna ney, L Box 2380, Hammo nd , LA 70402; Deborah Melanco n, 73246 Prude n Road , ovington , LA 70433; , Kim-berly Stewart, 14257 Wood land D1·ive #9, Hamm o nd , LA 70401; C, Gwen Kurtz , 7564 MacKenLie t. , l ew Or­leans, LA 701 2

Chi-Shepherd College Pre iden t, Melanie Merri ll , 30 I Lurr y Hall , hepherd wwn, WV 25443; , Anna o lladay, 106 Hen el Drive , hepherd wwn, WV 25443; , Barbara Maxwell , 2139 Winchester Pike, Martin burg, \1\

25401 Psi-James Madison University Pre ide nt,

Maureen hapman,JM Box 1 12, Harri onburg, V. 22 07; , Elizabeth Knight, RT. 2, Box 446, Grottoes, 24441; , Karen Knight, Rt. 2 Box 446, Grotwe , 2444 1; , Diane

nderwood, 10446 Bracket Ford Circle , Mana sa , V 22 111

Alpha Gamma-Henderson State University President, helle rnold , Rt. 4 Box 271-A, Arkadelphia, R 71923; CA,

1ary J o Mann , 905 1. 26th t. , Arkadelphia, AR 71923

Alpha Epsilon-Western Illinois Universi ty Pre ide nt, Tri cia Ho lt, 1 Pollock Dr., Macomb, lL 61455; CA, a th Onio n, RR2, Box 28, Table Grove , lL 614 2; ACA, Don tan berry, 201 hannon Dr. #3N, Macomb, IL 61455

Alpha Lambda-Radford University Pre i­dent, Kri te n Dixo n, 1 015-F Calho un t. , Radford , VA 24141; , Al le n Bure , 7547 Cedar Grove Lane , Radford , VA 24141; ACA, Nicole Owe n , PO Box 1232, Grund , V. 24614

Alpha Mu-University of Arkansas at Monticello Pre ident, manda Riddle, PO Box 2194 , Mo nticello , AR 71656; CA, Den ni cogin , Rt. 3 Box G25, Montice llo , AR 71 65 -

Alpha Xi-Mansfield University of Pennsyl­vania Pr ident, ara h Lefebure , Laurel B Box 327, Man fie ld , P 16933; Michael LeMa ter , 120 Pinecrest Hall iVI , Man field , P 16933; , Karen Rus e ll , 37 Main t. #3, Lawrencevi lle , PA 16929; CC, Christina o nning­Hri cz, 292 Zimmer Road , I ewark ail e , r-.,ry 13811

Alpha Omicron-Clarion niversity of Penn­sylvania President, Melanie tephen on , 15 Fra mpton t. , !arion , P 16214;

, uzanne P-:J o bb , 10 Wil o n , Clarion , P 16214

Alpha Pi-Slippery Rock niversity of Penn­sylvania Pre ident, Randi La her, 509 Elm t. #4, lippery Ro k, P 16057;

, There e aldai·elli, B-10- niver itv nion , R , Ii pper ' Ro k, P 16057;

, Erica Pa ple ', 221 Elm t. , lipperv Rock, P 16057; CC, Kimber! Webb, PO Box 40-, lippery Rock, P 16057

Alpha Tau-Edinboro University of Pennsyl­vania Pre ide nt, Linda Lewi , 40- Wa h­ing ton t., Edinboro, P 16412; Ma ry Jo ampbell , 5431 Linden v-e nue, Edinboro, P 16412; , Mary Ell en Willmitch , 195 1 Pe nny La ne , Young town , OH 44515

Alpha Phi-West Chester University of Penn­sylvania Pre id n t, Kri ten Flagg, 419 . Walnut t. #5, West h ter, P 193 2;

, Trisha Leighton Emmett, 29 1 vo n Rd . #G-232, Devon , P 19333; L nn-Marie Tarra, 1522 Overbill Road, We t he ter, P 193 2; , Michell e Ko perna , 1344 Forre t t. , Marc u Hook, PA 19061

Beta Delta-Duquesne University P1·esident, nthia Gibbon , M #6570, 1345

ickro t. , Pi ttsburgh , P 1- 2 19; C , Alii on Brungard , 6934 Hillda le Drive, Pit tsburgh , P 15236; , Dawn cou, 6 0 hade ve nue #9 B, Pitt burgh, P 15202

Beta Epsilon-Shippensburg niversity of Pennsylvania Presid nt, Kimberly Kreb , 7 Co llege Park pt ., hippen burg, P 17257; , Mary rbanowicz, 11 363 Thornwood Rd ., hippensburg, P 17257; o-A , Linda Pri ce, 9892 McCreary Road, hippen bur , P 17257; Co-A , Don na Couchenour, 103 Middle pring Rd ., hippen burg, P 17257; C, Tina Carl, 5474 Heatherfield \- ay, Harri burg, P 17112

Beta Eta-Southern Illinois University Pre i­dent, Kri ti Bennett, 3-D Quail H o ll ow Ct. , Edward vi lle , IL 62025; , Karen Wa er, 615 tate t., Wood River, lL 62095; , hri ty Wellhausen , 133 E.

nion #1 , Edward vi lle, IL 62025; CC, Verbal Blake •, 300 Laurel , Highlan d , IL 62249

Beta Theta-St. Marys niver ity Pre ident, Veronica Toledo, M TR 409, an n­ton io, TX 7 22 ; , Debra hea, -10 Red Oak Wood , Canyon Lake, T ' 7 133; , haron Rodriguez, 107 Hickor • Trail , an Antonio, TX 7 24-

Beta Iota-Millersville Univer ity of Penns 1-vania Pre ident, joe • IcCool, 12970-B

pencer Avenue, Lanca ter, P 1760 ; \ , Mary Ann Weber, 9 17 Pro pe t t. ,

Lanca ter, P 17603; , onva Baro-e, 1701 Line In Hig hwavE# L Lana ter, p 17602

Beta Mu alisbur State niversity Pre i­dent, hri tina h eehan , -o4 Loblolh Lane, a li bun·, :'liD 2l t 0 1

Beta Nu-Bloom burg niversity of Pennsyl­vania p,- · id nt ,J nnifer D'Al ia., 71. Light ·tree t Rd .. Blo m. burg. P.\ 17tH .>:

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CA, Peter Bohling, Dept. of Economic -B , Bloomsburg, P 17 15

Beta Xi-Michigan Technological University Pre ident, Dana Dryd en , 916 Coll ege

ve. , Houghton , MI 49931; CA, H eidi Depuydt, 31 Hubbard PO Box 61, Paine dale, Ml 49955; ACA, Mar Durfee, Social Science Dept., MT , Houghton , MI 49931

Beta Pi-Eastern Illinois University Pre i­dent, Laurie Surges, 1009 Greek t., lT #111, Charleston , IL 61920; CA,

Julie Montgomery, 72 Pifer Lane , ullivan , IL 61951; CC, Rory Erick on

Gawthorp , PO Box 143, Mahomet, IL 61853

Beta Tau-University of Massachusetts at Lowell President, Dacia Ferrara, 133 Univer ity Ave . #4, Lowell , MA 01 854; CA, Carol O 'Lear , 3 Long Hill Road, Rowle , MA 01969; ACA, Donna Grenier, 33 Kittery Ave., Rowley, MA 01969; C, Patriciann Zebro ki , 36 Cathy Road, Che lm ford , MA 01824

Beta Upsilon-New Jersey Institute of Tech­nology President, Maria entura, Red­wood Hall , 186 Bleeke r t. , Newark, ~

07103; ,J acalyn McCarthy, 9 linton ourt, Pl ainsboro, ~ 08536; CC, Robin

Barall-Havican , 28 N. Hillside Ave., #B, uccasunna, NJ 07876; ACA, Karen

Levchik, 2122 Adam Ave. #10, Toms River, J 0 753

Beta Phi-California University of Pennsyl­vania Pre ident, Michelle Maj er ky, 264 Mechanic t. # , alifornia, PA 15419;

, Sue jone , 207 Colony Dr. , Irwin , PA 15642; A A, Colleen Schuessle r, RD 1 Box 529A, Gardner ve. , ni ontown , p 15401

Beta Chi-Ferris State University President, Dawn Kaptrosky, 420 S. tewa rt, Big Rapids, MI 49307

Beta Psi-St. Louis University Pre ident, uzanne tehno, 20 N. Grand Blvd ., St.

Loui , MO 63103; CA, Miche l Brinde ll , 134 . Myr tl e, Elmhurst, IL 60126; and Guire, Box 525, 3700 W. Pine

Blvd. , St. Louis, MO 63108; CC, Kath leen Kenn ed , 10220 Doane Drive,

t. Loui , MO 63136 Beta Omega-Monmouth University Presi­

dent, Vi cky Ali , 200 Alpern Ave., Elbe ron , NJ 07740; CA, Lydi a j avora, 3 Marc St. , Hazlet, J 07730

Gamma Gamma-University of West Ala­bama President, Michele Lieder, UWA Box 4349, Livingston , AL 35470; CA, le ld ra pencer, PO Box 690,

Livingston , AL 35470; ACA, Shannon Tucker, 46 Overbill Road, Montevallo, AL 35115; CC, Tonette Blackwell , PO Box 890, Livingston , AL 35470

Gamma Epsilon-State University of New York at Potsdam President, Kerri

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Marshen , 17 Pierrepont t. , Pot dam, 13676; CA, J ohn Ma saro, D pt. of

Politic , -Pot dam, Potsdam , Y 13676; C, Dawn Lanpher, 301 Rippl ebrook Lane, Minoa, NY 13116

Gamma Zeta-Frostburg State University President, Karin Rea my, 35 Bowery

treet, Frostburg, MD 21532; CA, Cynthia H erzog, 224 Welsh Hill Road #F, Frostburg, 1D 21532; ACA, onnie Groer, 17310 Old ation al Pike W, Frostburg, MD 21532; CC, Dana Agnolutto , 6 05 raig Lane, Clin ton, MD 20735

Gamma Theta-Pennsylvania State Univer­sity/ Behrend College President, Am y McCard le, 620 E. 28th St., Erie , PA 16504; CA, Wendy Harringto n, 1022 Sill Ave nue, Erie, PA 16505

Gamma Iota-York College President, Kathryn Moore, 820 . Pershin g, York, PA 17403; CA, Lisa Arnold , 100 Idlewild St. #2A, Bel Air, MD 21014; CC, Kelly McBride, 8 Fairfax Vi llage , H arri burg, PA 17112

Gamma Lambda-Kutztown University of Pennsylvania President, Dreon Olivetti , 120 Pine St. #1, Kutztown , PA 19350; CA, Kathlee n Dolgos, Kutztown Univer­sity, Kutztown , PA 1 9350; C, Fran Abrams, 1712 Saratoga ourt, Allen­town , PA 18104

Gamma Mu-West Virginia Institute of Tech­nology President, Amy Hendershot, Box 305 COED, WVIT, Montgomery, \W 25136; CA, Beve rly Harris, Box 708, Montgomer y, \W 25136; ACA, Mary Ida lugent, PO Box 131, Pratt, \W 25162; CC, Lori Wi lli am on, 1611 Fle tcher Avenue, Dunbar, VI'V 25064

Gamma Nu-Waynesburg College President J ennifer Downs, Bo 157, Wayne burg Coll ege, Waynesburg, PA 15370; CA, Miche lle N ichols, 104 E. High t. #5, Waynesburg, P 15370; , Mar Beth Ke lley, 22 Bouleva rd , Po in t Marion , PA 15474

Gamma Xi-Grand Valley State University President, Gina Timmerm an, 5869 Lake Mi chigan Dr. , Al lendale, MI 49401 ; CA, Britt Lindholm, 103 TU/ GVS , All endale, MI 49401 ; C, Ann e Gruber, 512 Pin e Land Drive SE, Ada, Ml 49301

Gamma Pi-Lycoming College Pres ident, Joy Graeff, Box 653-L , Wi ll iamsport, PA 17701 ; CA, Robert vanVoorst, Box 62-LC, Wi ll iam port, PA 17701 ; ACA, Donna Weaver, 612 Rose Stree t, Williamsport, PA 17701; CC, Melinda Kissling, 410 E. Chestnut St. , Lebanon , PA 17042

Gamma Rho-Seton Hall University Pre i­dent, Am y Bedard, Box 21 3, 400 S. Or­ange Ave. , South Orange, J 07079; CA, Gina Pintar, 520 Herri ck Drive, Do-

ver, J 0780 l ;C , j oy Brown, POBox 384, Florham Park, NJ 07932

Gamma Sigma-Belmont Abbey College Pre idem Co ll ee n O'Toole, BA Box 16, Belm ont, C 28012; CA, Bonni e Re idy, 3008 Hampton Cr. , Gastonia, C 2 056

Gamma Tau-Lebanon Valley College Pre i­de nL, R b cca Ragn o, LV OHB4, Annvi ll e, PA 17003; CA, Melis a R ber, 914 Maple Lane, Lebanon, PA 1 7042; CC, Donna Mande , 1343 Harding ve., Her h y, PA 1 7033

Gamma Upsilon-California State Univer­sity, Los Angeles President, ad iya Siregar, 8451 E. Beverly Dr. , San Gabriel , CA 91775

Gamma Chi-William Paterson College Pre ident,J ennifer Malyska, Heritage Hall , PO Box 409, Wayne, J 07474; CA,Joanne DePa qual , 219 Pompton Road, Haledon, J 07508; A A, Marie

aso, 90 Doherty Dr., Iifto n, J 0701 3 Gamma Omega-LaSalle University Pre i­

denl, Regina Inver o , L Box 20902, SMC9, Philadelphia, PA 19141 ; A A, Dani ell e Ambro ini , 493 Philip Road, Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006; Alina Whittl e-Tezik, 1650 E. Lycoming St. , Philadelphia, PA 19124

Delta Alpha-Gannon Unive rsity Pre ident, Karen Pogorzel ki , 316 W. 9th t. , Erie, PA 16502; CA, Katherine Kramer, 422

tafford Avenue , Erie, P 1650 ; A Ro eann Warren , 5140 Buffa lo Road #6, Erie , PA 16510

Delta Beta-Fairmont State College Pre i­dent,J ennifer Haugh t, 27-1 / 2 Oakwood Rd ., Fairmont, VI'V 26554; CA, Ro e­mary T homas, 1201 Locu t Ave ., Fairmont, VI'V 26554

Delta Delta-University of Illinois at Chicago President, Lisa Medina, 6932 W. 79th

t. , Burbank, IL 60459; , Li a mola, 3A-201 Kingery Quarter, Hin dale, IL 60521

Delta Epsilon-Marist College Pre ident, Mariluz San tana, Marist Coll ege, M Box 11832, 290 North Road, Poughkeepsie, 12601

Delta Zeta-East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania Pre ident, Courtney Mitche ll , 45 Crystal St. #1 , Ea t

troud burg, PA 18301; CA, Li a Cramer, RRS, Box 077 , troud burg, P 18360; Co-CA, Cummings Piatt, 106 Bra Castle Road, Washington, ~

07882; ACA, Bar bara Wethe rho ld , 410 Cent~lr Drive, Ba th , P 1 014; C , lorma Brown, 2941 Ra pberr Lane,

Gi lbertsvi lle, PA 19525

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To: A lpha Sigma Tau PaTen ts

When: June 24-29, 1996

Where : Crowne Plaza Hotel , Phoenix, Arizona

Who: All Alpha Sigma Tau i ter are invited to attend a we gather out West and celebrate the fact that we are "Anchored for Life .'

Phoenix is a great family vacation spot -introduce your family to your sisters!

How Much: Registration i $250.00 per attendee. National Council and Staff, collegiate and alumnae chapter already re­ceived Convention information. Other alumnae who want to attend Convention may contact National Head­quarters for registration form .

The Convention rate at the hotel is 65.00/ night.

S!!YOU INrHO!NlX!

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