Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Alpha Lambda Delta Honorary Aubry Crowder JaneGraffeo Elizabeth Haecker Nan Heard Deborah Jessup Nancy Landman Cynthia Lewis Debra Luskey Lucinda McDade Marianne O ' Carroll Lynn Pearlman Jennifer Simmons Katherine Smith Virginia Stein llene Weinman Fannie Russ Judy Pinnolis Gloria Bravo Sharon Campbell Barbara Cohn Karen Curtin Kathleen Delery Mary Dierdorff Kordice Douglas Sylvia Dravinkas Cynthia Drew Elise Dunitz Karen Eberle Janice Eittreim Janice Garfield Ellen Gibian Susie Gildea Marilyn Gillespie Julie Graybill Evangeline Greek Ellen Harper Alice Hinton Nancy Israel Vanessa Jones Phyllis Karsh Melanie Kastner Lynn Keller Linda Land Lisa Leach Patsy Miller GildaMontalvo Carol Nilsen Nancy Norris Lorna Pauley Patricia Poe Mary Puissegur Vickie Reggie Lamar Riley Sarah Roberts Wendy Sarafyan VonnieSerbin Yvonne Spear Nadine Tosk Jill Verlander Carol Von Rosenberg Ann Waller Billie Willis Sheree Yablon Catherine Meyerson Francme Oberfest Manta Oliver Summerlynne Lolop JillTouby :i5]

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Alpha Epsilon Phi Today, Alpha Epsilon Phi has met the challenge of undergoing the process of self- evaluation. In order to survive on the New- comb campus, sororities must destroy their superficial facades and examine theirvalues, goals and ideals. With this realization, the women of A E Phi are carefully questioning the traditional structure of Greek life. Striving for honesty and unity, A E Phi will remain a stable structure on this campus. If we are willing to question rather than merely accept, we will not only survive, but make important contributions to Newcomb. A E Phi main- tains an admirably high standard of academic, political and social activism, fulfilling the modern ideals necessary in attaining meaningful sisterhood. Randy Kammer 1 Debbie Klein 2 Madelon Jaffe 3 Cindy Cohen 4 Caro Uhlman 5 Roberta Mendelsohn 6 Cathy Meyerson II Jodi Kodish 8 Marilyn Bernstein 9 Maria Cohen 10 Randy Kammer 11 Pam Title 12 VickiDuke 13 VickiReides 14 Robin Saliman 15 Barbara Buchstane 16 Carol Lavin 17 JillReikes 18 JulieAdler 19 Laurie Atlas 20 Catherine Wadel 21 Ellen Schwartz 22 Donna Levy 23 LizGuerin 24 Debbie Luskey 25 Diane Rapaport 26 SuziSachter 27 Nina Frank 28 JudyHeiman 29 Janet Clein 30 Susan Lapidus 31 Ellen Shuman 32 Sandra Hallett 33 JulieSaul 34 BobbiCohn 35 Mrs. Max Zander 36 Paula Wexler 37 Debbie Marks 38 Susan Braverman 39 JudySilberstein 40 Nancy Fisher 41 Beth Turkish UPSTAIRS: Eve Bernow Debbie Blindman Lynn Bradley Liz Clark Patti Cohn JaneFeingerts Liz Fink Marsha Flanz Pam Frank Laurie Garrett Amy Gold Sherry Hecht Amy Kahn Pam Kessler MelanieKusin Blaine Legum Nancy Miller Michele Molino Andy Mossman Ruth Muscowitz Susie Pevaroff Cheryl Pollman TriciaRich Karen Rosenthal Laurie Sanditen Susie Schwartzman Paula Shapiro Ruth Shapiro LoriSomerstein [14]

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Alpha Omicron Pi Established in 1898 as the second oldest sorority on campus, Pi Chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi has remained a small group of friends In keeping with the tradition that sororities were founded on. Every member is an Integral part of our sorority from the moment they are pledged. Our goals include scholarship, leadership, and philanthropy. Alpha Omicron Pi ' s involvement in cam- pus activities, politics, New Orleans ' cultural events, and our special Philanthropic campaign for the Arthritis Foundation, makes us more aware of ourselves as individuals and more conscious of our community. Cooking our weekly lunches at the house and planning parties help us know each other better, but are only one aspect of our sorority. CorinneCrozat and Betsy Marsal 1 Maureen Cronan 2 Missy Holbrook 3 Betsy Marsal 4 Lesley Holder 5 Suzanne Taylor 6 Becky Dalby 7 Flora Eustis 8 CorinneCrozot 9 Louise Ferrand 10 Carol Colomb 11 Donald 12 KathySchneidau 13 Martha Sellers 14 Susan VanHart BACK AT THE GARAGE: Wendy Delery Schuyler Ruhlman Diane Ryan Mica Foti JYA: Pris Mims Debbie Olivers Susan Theisen [16]