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A Publication for Members of National Kappa Kappa Iota
VOLUME XXIII, NO. 3
FALL ISSUE 2010
TEACHERS: “HOW TO” A to Z
by Laurie Konrad, National Recording Secretary, Iota State/NE
As the new school year begins, educators in all stages of
their careers have many things on their minds. For the
younger teachers, first starting out, there are the fears
that they won't have what it takes. Visions of students
running amok and administrators with questioning looks
and demands for lesson plans, cloud their thoughts. To
help make the first few years more manageable, there are
many tips and tricks of the trade, which can be found in
books and on websites. A couple of great sites: http://
www.teachingheart.net/newteacher.html and http://
www.sitesforteachers.com/ link other valuable sites for
educators within the first three years of their careers.
Some useful books are: The First Days of School: How
to be an Effective Teacher by Harry Wong, Teaching
With Love and Logic by Tim Fay, First Year Teacher's
Survival Guide: Ready-To-Use Strategies, Tools &
Activities for Meeting the Challenges of Each School
Day by Julia G. Thompson, and Everything New
Teacher Book: Increase Your Confidence, Connect
With Your Students, and Deal With the Unexpected by
Melissa Kelly.
Educators who are beyond those first years and are
navigating through the middle years of their careers, have
different types of concerns than less experienced
teachers. They want to keep their ideas fresh, and fine-
tune their skills in the classroom. Some helpful resources
for educators striving to become master teachers while
dealing with the current “buzzwords” are: http://
www.21stcenturyschools.com, http://www.readingonline.org/
newliteracies/hammer/index.html, Curriculum 21: Essential
Education for a Changing World by Heidi Hayes
Jacobs, Learning to Love Math: Teaching Strategies
That Change Student Attitudes and Get Results by
Judy Willis, M.D., and “Reading Don't Fix No Chevys”
Literacy in the Lives of Young Men by Michael W.
Smith and Jeffrey D. Wilhelm.
Finally, educators nearing the end of their careers look
forward to retirement with anticipation. Ironically, many
retired educators end up volunteering their expertise or
pursuing second careers. Some suggested resources that
may help retired educators balance their lives are
www.futureyears.com, www.retirement-cafe.com, Life
After Work—Redefining Retirement by Douglas S.
Fletcher, Supercharged Retirement: Ditch the Rocking
Chair, Trash the Remote, and Do What You Love by
Mary Lloyd, and The Joy of Retirement by David C.
Borchard.
No matter what stage in one's career, there are many
great resources available in books and on the internet.
Inside this issue:
The Kappa Profile is
published quarterly by
Kappa Kappa Iota
National Headquarters.
News releases and other
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National President
2
New State Presidents
2
Kappas in the News
3
Scholarship Recipients
4
NEW! Donation Forms
5
Donations
Membership Awards
2010-11 NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (front row, left to right):
Immediate Past President-Linda Hilton, President-Marcelle Bridgeman,
3rd VP-Wanda Huhn. (back row): Recording Sec’y-Laurie Konrad,
Parliamentarian-Linda Smith, 2nd VP-Sue Hagan, 1st VP-Christena Poole
Not pictured: President-Elect-Jeanne Blain.
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KAPPA’S ROOTS GROW DEEP
What a wonderful convention we
had in Oklahoma City! All that
attended had a great time. It was
exciting to stay in such an historic
hotel as the Skirvin. The business
meetings were productive, the guest
speakers were spellbinding, the
company congenial, and the food
terrific. Jean Adams, Sue Burden,
and all the Oklahoma and Kansas
Kappas did a marvelous job
planning and executing each event.
Past National President Charlotte
Schneider did an outstanding job
writing and planning my installation.
My local Kappas, Connie Granade,
Janice Morris, Noel Williamson, and
Ann Kaduk attended and assisted as
did Past National Presidents Ann
Baker and Gail Joiner. Gail wrote
and framed a beautiful prayer for the
occasion. My husband, Jeff and
mother, Mrs. Elsie Clark, were on
hand to participate in the installation.
What really made my installation
perfect was the attendance of my
former principal, Allen Martin and his
Fall 2010
by Marcelle Bridgeman, National President, Lambda State/GA
wife Wendy. Only true friends would
travel a thousand miles to deliver a
speech and then turn around and
drive a thousand miles home. A big
thank you goes to all of the Georgia
Kappas who made the long trip to
Oklahoma City to share this special
occasion with me.
The post tour was excellent! I have
had the privilege of going on several
post tours but this was the first for
my husband, Jeff. He especially
had a great time in Kansas. We
experienced things found no where
else in our great country. We toured
a salt mine in Hutchinson, visited
President Eisenhower’s boyhood
home and presidential library in
Abilene, and we visited the Arabia
Steamboat Museum in Kansas City,
Missouri. The food was delicious
but the camaraderie of our travel
companions was even better.
Please consider next year’s pre and
post tours to experience a really
educational and enjoyable time.
My theme for the coming year is
“Kappa’s Roots Grow Deep” and my
symbol is the tree. Our roots are
deep.
We are the oldest
organization for educators in the
United States. Our roots reach out
to 22 different states and thousands
of educators. This year our roots
will grow deeper through working
together, friendship, empathy and
membership. My challenge to you
this year is to keep our roots
growing. Reach out to your fellow
educators and offer them
membership in Kappa.
If each
person gained only one new
member, our membership would
double in just one year. Remember,
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keep Kappa’s roots growing.
KAPPA KAPPA IOTA
2010-11 STATE PRESIDENTS
Janice Luce
Patricia McFarland
Diana Spriggs
Mary Burris
Roberta Simpson
Jennifer Otradovec
Mary Margaret David
Joan Dryden
Jodi Linhart
Lori Burks
Tommye Walker
Phyllis Jiji
Pat Davis
Bonnie Bell
Joan Huffman
Elaine Singleton
Pam Johnson
Teri Imhoff
Margaret Young
Estelle Cunningham
Beverly Bosley
Shirley Clark
Alpha State/OK
Beta State/NM
Gamma State/KS
Delta State/TX
Epsilon State/AR
Zeta State/MO
Eta State/LA
Theta State/AL
Iota State/NE
Lambda state/GA
Mu State/MS
Nu State/CA
Xi State/FL
Omicron State/IA
Rho State/NC
Tau State/WY
Upsilon State/SC
Phi State/OH
Chi State/HI
Psi State/TN
Alpha Alpha State/KY
Alpha Beta State/IN
Please visit nationalkappakappaiota.org for an enhanced version of the Profile, forms, merchandise and other membership information!
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K A P PA S I N T H E N E W S
HATS OFF!
ZETA CHAPTER, XI STATE/FL SPONSORS
NEW ALPHA BETA CHAPTER
Abby McNutt, Gamma Lambda, Alpha State/OK,
writer and Washington Elementary School teacher of
Lawton, Oklahoma, contributed a story published in the
latest version of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series
entitled “Thanks Dad: 101 Stories of Gratitude, Love
and Good Times”.
Xi State members enthusiastically welcome the new
Alpha Beta Chapter to the ranks! Darlene Dawson,
Zeta Chapter and 2009 Xi State President, initiated
25 members to the new group. This group of education
professionals come from fourteen different schools in
St. Lucie County, Florida. As new Kappa Kappa Iota
members, they are excited to build a network to support
each other in the profession, as well as uniting for
philanthropic goals.
As a teacher at a Title I school, Abby is interested in
writing non-fiction for children who come from divorced
homes as she did.
Abby’s father put things on
hold and worked overtime
to put her through college.
She says, “My dad
sacrificed so I could go to
an expensive private
university.” When the
Chicken Soup opportunity
came up, she knew she
had the perfect story which
she began in 2006. Her
patience was rewarded
and her story published.
Abby’s book can be found
in stores and online.
Azelia Sims, Gamma Chapter, Psi State/TN has won
Chattanooga’s News Channel 9 Teacher of the Year Award!
The newly installed Alpha Beta Chapter officers are:
President – Colletta Doran, Vice President – Cheri
Maxon, Treasurer – Ellyn Bewes and Secretary –
Carolyn Wilkins.
Darlene Dawson (above left), 2009 Xi State President, welcomes
the new Alpha Beta Chapter to Kappa Kappa Iota.
Jennifer Avellino, Zeta and Alpha Beta Chapters,
Xi State/FL, was promoted to Principal for Lakewood
Park Elementary in St. Lucie, Florida.
Jennifer promised, that in her role as principal, she will
continue to dedicate her energy to improve the quality of
instruction for all children in St. Lucie County and to install
strong morale, pride and a desire for continued excellence
in the faculty and staff at Lakewood Park Elementary.
Dr. Sandra Leder, Alpha Rho and Upsilon Chapters,
Eta State/LA was promoted to Associate Professor at
McNeese University. She believes her Kappa Kappa
Iota work and many awards were instrumental in
realizing this achievement.
Mildred (Wilson) Boyd, Past State President, Iota
Chapter, Iota State/NE was immortalized in the Get to
Know... column of the Omaha World-Herald
for her contributions as an educator and
lifelong passion for teaching. She retired
from the Omaha Public Schools in 1985 but
had already begun teaching part time in the
OPS Adult Education Department. At 90,
Mildred continues to teach GED classes and
administers the “Test of Adult Basic Education” exams
twice a week.
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New member, Rebecca Goodman (left), listens while Arabelle
Dawson (right), Zeta Chapter, Xi State/FL, addresses the group
at the meeting to form the new Alpha Beta Chapter in Florida.
Mary Waller, Beta Theta Chapter, Eta State/LA was
awarded the Loretta Doerr Achievement Award at the
Eta State 2010 Convention April 24. This award is the
highest honor a member of Eta State can receive. Mary
has been a dedicated member of Eta State for more
than 35 years and always exemplifies the Kappa ideals
as she serves her local chapter, Northwest area, and
her state organization.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO
OUR 2010 NATIONAL
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
RECRUITING COLLEGE
P R O F E S S O R S By, Sandra J. Leder, Ph.D.
Eta State/LA
A Win, Win, Win Situation
EDUCATIONAL GRANTS
Since membership continues to be a concern, Kappas
need to explore some areas in the educational field that
may provide new members in several ways. Recruiting
from college faculty, especially colleges of education, is
a good way to become more diverse in membership as
well as provide a connection between teacher
education, mentoring, and current teachers in the field.
$1,000 Joy Wu
Xi State/FL
$1,000 Kelly Benne
Iota State/NE
RETIRED EDUCATOR’S GRANT
$1,000 Chris Hockert
Gamma, Psi State/TN
CAMPUS KAPPA SCHOLARSHIP
$2,000 Merry Dawn McCabe
Mu State/MS
MABLE CALDWELL SCHOLARSHIP
$1,000 Kathy Wallace
Mu State/MS
GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP
$1,000 Lexie LeBouf
Eta State/LA
BOOKS AND BEARS PROJECT
FILLS TINY HEARTS AND MINDS
Excited describes how the children at Positive Tomorrows felt
when they saw nearly 600 books donated at the 2010 National
Convention. They eagerly helped teachers replace their old books
on the shelves, then each picked out a book to read.
Positive Tomorrows provides
private, free education for the
special needs of Oklahoma
City’s homeless children, K-5.
The bears were donated to
the Oklahoma Highway
Patrol for children who
experience trauma from
wrecks, abuse, separation
from family, and other
issues.
Thank you Kappas, for your contribution to the 2010
Convention project of books and bears. Your acts of kindness
will benefit children who are in need of adult attention, love
and kindness.
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College and university faculty can benefit from Kappa
Kappa Iota through the emphasis on professional
development. When applying for tenure or promotions
faculty include activities in professional organizations.
Awards from professional organizations are also part of
tenure and promotion applications. Please let teachers
in higher education know this and use it as a recruiting
tool. It would be beneficial to all of the organization to
have articles submitted to The Kappa Profile by these
educators. The college faculty would WIN!
Consider Campus Kappa Chapters. Who better to start
a campus chapter than a faculty member? It is much
easier to accomplish this if the sponsor is already on
campus.
Faculty members get merit points for
sponsoring student organizations. These professors
would also have ready access to potential members for
Campus Kappas who would also WIN!
Campus Kappas who graduate make excellent
candidates for established chapters or new chapters.
Campus Kappas from Louisiana State University at
Shreveport have been joining Alpha Chapter in
Shreveport and McNeese State University Campus
Kappa graduates have continued to join Upsilon
Chapter in Lake Charles. Kappas in Alexandria and
Houma are working on establishing campus chapters.
In this way the local chapters would WIN!
Kappa Kappa Iota needs teachers of all ages and in a
variety of positions. New teachers of all ages need
Kappa! The challenges of teaching are greater today
than ever before and one mission of Kappa should be
to support teachers. Let’s go and WIN new Kappas!
IT’S THAT TIME OF THE YEAR.
FILE NOW!
DON’T BE LATE!
Each state and local chapter,
and all councils must file an
annual 990-N e-Postcard, via
the Internet, with the IRS to maintain your tax-exempt status
as a 501 (c) (3) organization. This should be completed by
November 15th for the 2009-2010 fiscal year.
Contact Linda Smith, with any questions:
1-330-633-3118 [email protected]
Fall 2010
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Please note: Donations to the Kempe Foundation are now being sent DIRECTLY to Kempe (see new form below)
Each and every donation is very important. In order to ensure your donation is properly acknowledged, an official donation form should be
completed. Forms are available below, as well as from each State and Local President, and online at: nationalkappakappaiota.org.
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Check #
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T H A N K Y O U F O R Y O U R G E N E R O U S D O N A T I O N S (04/01/10 – 06/30/10)
GENERAL FUND DONATIONS
Any Budgeted Area of Need
Past Presidents, Alpha State/OK
in memory of Jean Evelyn and
Imogene Allison
Alpha, Zeta State/MO
Linda Smith, Phi State/OH
in memory of Maxine Combs
Mary Lou Hughes, Eta State/LA
in honor of Charlotte Schneider
and Molly Blanchard
Rho, Rho State/NC
in honor of Betty Ross
Laurie Konrad, Iota State/NE
in memory of Jackie Cairns
Alpha, Upsilon State/SC
in memory of Ruth Thrash
Mary Lou Hughes, Eta State/LA
in memory of Mark Garrett Hughes and
in honor of All LA Kappas
Rho State/NC
in honor of Betty Ross
Wilma Nugen, Gamma State/KS
General Headquarters Maintenance
Mu, Rho State/NC
Blue Mountain Campus Kappas,
Mu State/MS
in honor of Imogene Hardon
Mu State/MS
in honor of Eudora Kemp
Gail Joiner, Theta State/AL
in memory of Edie Bonner,
Amie Hubbard, Sylvia Sims
Stephanie Kern, Delta State/TX
in memory of Mary Beth Reddell
Phi State/OH
Kay Raab, Gamma State/KS
in honor of Linda Hilton
Alpha, Zeta State/MO
Memorial Garden
Nu, Beta State/NM
in memory of Rebecca Davison
Kappa, Beta State/NM
in memory of Rebecca Davison
Loueen Morgan, Charlotte Cobb,
Alpha State/OK
in memory of Helen Gray
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
Any Capital Improvement
Linda Smith, Phi State/OH
in memory of Helen Corbissero
Gail Joiner, Theta State/AL
in memory of Edie Bonner,
Amie Hubbard, and Sylvia Sims
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Alpha, Epsilon State/AR
Gamma, Theta State/AL
Gamma State/KS
Linda Hilton, Gamma State/KS
in honor of 2009-2010 State Presidents
“Teddy Bears”
Zeta State/MO
in honor of Jennifer Otradovec
Janice Jones, Rho State/NC
in honor of Judy Craig and Psi State
Delta State/TX
Charlotte Schneider, Martha Higgins &
Cheryl Lafargue, Eta State/LA
in memory of Phyllis Thomas’ father,
Henry Creel
Lambda State/GA
in memory of Carolyn Clark, Zell Grant,
Doris Hardee
Eta State/LA Past State Presidents
in memory of Ramona Wigley
Anne Baker, Eta State/LA
in honor of Charlotte Schneider and
Wanda Huhn
Linda Smith, Phi State/OH
in memory of Virginia Burmeister
Barbara Garrison, Psi State/TN
in memory of Virginia Burmeister
“89ers” Past State Presidents
in memory of Virginia Burmeister
Anonymous cash donations
NEC Fund Raiser
Estelle Cunningham, Psi State/TN
Kappa, Zeta State/MO
Beta State/NM
Upsilon, Zeta State/MO
Phi, Zeta State/MO
Xi State/FL
Kappa, Iota State/NE
Phyllis Thomas, Eta State/LA
Christine Hockert, Psi State/TN
Nancy Houston, Delta State/TX
Helen Peters, Alpha State/OK
Lorene Behrends, Iota State/NE
Jane Johnson, Alpha Alpha State/KY
Louise Read, Alpha State/OK
Charlotte Travis, Delta State/TX
Beverly Bosley, Alpha Alpha State/KY
Jane Newman, Alpha Alpha State/KY
Elsie Clark, Lambda State/GA
Sherry Read, Alpha State/OK
Loretta Vail, Lambda State/ GA
Linda Pearce, Eta State/LA
Mildred Boyd, Iota State/NE
Janis Brown, Omicron State/IA
Jean Adams, Alpha State/OK
Katherine Pohl Smith, Theta State/AL
Barbara Garrison, Psi State/TN
Laurie Brown, Xi State/FL
Sue Burden, Alpha State/OK
Carolyn Dye, Zeta State/MO
Lorene Leder, Epsilon State/AR
Patricia Sibley, Delta State/TX
Laurie Konrad, Iota State/NE
Frances Terry, Theta State/AL
Janet Ulrich, Zeta State/MO
Wanda Huhn, Eta State, LA
Marsha Coffee, Delta State/TX
Anne Burks, Lambda State/GA
Peggy Davis, Beta State/NM
Teri Imhoff, Phi State/OH
Patricia McFarland, Beta State/NM
Bonnie Bell, Omicron State/IA
Christena Poole, Omicron State/IA
Cathe Kehe, Alpha State/OK
Connie Schobert, Omicron State/IA
Carolyn Rockwood, Nu State/CA
Linda Hilton, Gamma State/KS
Linda Smith, Phi State/OH
Virginia Smith, Iota State/NE
Nancy Johnson, Iota State/NE
JoAnn Velemirov, Phi State/OH
Janice Luce, Alpha State/OK
Upsilon State/SC
Sandra Leder, Eta State/LA
Margaret Gund, Alpha State/OK
Marie Norris, Alpha State/OK
Phoebe Tenney, Phi State/OH
Alpha Rho, Alpha State/OK
Phyllis Jiji, Zeta State/MO
Sallie Kilgore, Phi State/OH
Anonymous cash donations
Current Special Projects Committee
Frances Barrier, Rho State/NC
in memory of son, Jerry Barrier
Tau State/WY
Gamma State/KS
Upsilon State/SC
Iota State/NE
Theta State/AL
Beta State/NM
Rho State/NC
Every effort is made to
Lambda State/GA
correctly list donations.
If you feel an error has
Alpha State/OK
been made,
Alpha Beta State/IN
contact National
Delta State/TX
Headquarters at:
Eta State/LA
1.800.678.0389,
Xi State/FL
918.744.0389 or
Epsilon State/AR
[email protected]
Fall 2010
Mu State/MS
Omicron State/IA
Zeta State/MO
Phi State/OH
Nu State/CA
Chi State/HI
Alpha Alpha State/KY
Psi State/TN
All who sold and purchased tickets
SCHOLARSHIP FUND DONATIONS
Undesignated/General
Beta, Omicron State/IA
in memory of Trudy Kirchner
Mu State/MS
in honor of Eudora Kemp
Phi, Zeta State/MO
in memory of Beulah Jones and
Margaret Cruts
Zeta, Zeta State/MO
Mable Caldwell
Epsilon, Nu State/CA
in memory of Dorothy Schafer Cox
2010 Post Tour Convention Participants
Ruth Foster McClain
Alpha, Zeta State/MO
Jean Terrell
Jean Terrell, Gamma State/KS
E. Sallie Kilgore, Phi State/OH
in memory of Maxine Combs
Kay Raab, Gamma State/KS
in honor of Linda Hilton
Diane Cox, Iota State/NE
in honor of Virginia Moomey
Lambda, Psi State/TN
in memory of Elizabeth Fitch
Ida West, Psi State/TN
in memory of Betty Fitch
Sara Sunderman Campus Kappa
Kathy Widick, Delta, Alpha Beta/IN
in memory of Sara Sunderman
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Past State Presidents Scholarship
Bonnie Bell, Omicron State/IA
in memory of Aileen Seabury
Beta State/NM
in memory of Leona Gordon,
Rebecca Davison
Patricia S. Fleming, Upsilon State/SC
in memory of Ruth Thrash
Carolyn Rockwood, Nu State/CA
in memory of Dorothy Cox,
Betty Nuttall, Sybil Beach
Mildred Boyd, Iota State/NE
Louise Read, Alpha State/OK
Jane Johnson, Alpha Alpha State/KY
Ann Jones, Lambda State/GA
Laurie Brown, Xi State/FL
Sandra Leder, Eta State/LA
Jane Otradovec, Zeta State/MO
Diana Glaze, Epsilon State/AR
Lenora Mahan, Member-at-Large
Wanda Huhn, Eta State/LA
Charlotte Travis, Delta State/TX
Loretta Vail, Lambda State/GA
Keren Miller, Alpha State/OK
Helen Tate, Alpha State/OK
Bonnie Bell, Omicron State/IA
Sandra Cross, Upsilon State/SC
Linda Smith, Phi State/OH
Mary Margaret Kelch, Gamma State/KS
Christena Poole, Omicron State/IA
Agnes Wright, Delta State/TX
Mildred Boyd, Iota State/NE
Anne Burks, Lambda State/GA
Phyllis Thomas, Eta State/LA
Connie Schobert, Omicron State/IA
Carolyn Rockwood, Nu State/CA
Ellen Patterson, Theta State/AL
Frances Terry, Theta State/AL
Teri Imhoff, Phi State/OH
Laurie Konrad, Iota State/NE
2010 NATIONAL CONVENTION DONATIONS
General Fund
Memorial Garden
Headquarters' Maintenance
Any Budgeted Area of Need
TOTAL GENERAL FUND
$100.00
$255.00
$200.00
$555.00
Capital Improvements
Capital Improvements Special Projects
Any Capital Improvement
National Executive Committee Fundraiser
TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
$3,514.00
$1,851.00
$3,875.00
$9,240.00
Scholarship
Jean Terrell
Undesignated
Mable Caldwell
Past State Presidents
TOTAL SCHOLARSHIPS
$360.00
$200.00
$575.00
$1,641.00
$2,776.00
TOTAL KAPPA KAPPA IOTA DONATIONS
KEMPE FOUNDATION DONATIONS
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$12,571.00
$135.00
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Janice Jones, Rho State/ NC
Pat Southerland, Delta State/TX
Edna Sharp, Delta State/TX
Carolyn Dye, Zeta State/MO
Sue Burden, Alpha State/OK
Genevia Koch, Alpha State/OK
Patricia Hopkins, Delta State/TX
Patricia Sibley, Delta State/TX
Nancy Johnson, Iota State/NE
Jo Klingman, Alpha State/OK
Jean Adams, Alpha State/OK
Linda Pearce, Eta State/LA
Stephanie Kern, Delta State/TX
Jackie Braun, Xi State/FL
Margie Aguayo, Beta State/NM
Laura Still, Beta State/NM
Anonymous cash donations
THE KEMPE CENTER DONATIONS
Tau, Theta State/AL
Anne Baker, Eta State/LA
in memory of Ramona Wigley
Delta, Chi State/HI
Zeta, Chi State/HI
Gamma Beta, Alpha State/OK
Alpha Beta, Alpha State/OK
Nu, Phi State/OH
Iota, Lambda State/GA
Beta, Phi State/OH
Iota, Upsilon State/SC
Alpha, Epsilon State/AR
Beta Kappa, Delta State/TX
Blue Mountain Campus Kappas,
Mu State/MS
Xi, Phi State
Gamma Mu, Delta State/TX
Gamma, Gamma State/KS
Beta Pi, Delta State/TX
Alpha Beta State/IN
Rho, Theta State/AL
Alpha Alpha State/KY
Nu, Theta State/AL
Pi, Rho State/NC
Gamma, Omicron State/IA
Lambda, Psi State/TN
Mu, Rho State/NC
Beta Delta, Alpha State/OK
Mu, Lambda State/GA
Alpha Pi, Eta State/LA
Upsilon, Xi State/FL
Gamma, Theta State/AL
Alpha Rho, Alpha State/OK
Elaine Babcock, Theta, Phi State/OH
Gamma Mu, Delta State/TX
in memory of Marianna Temme
Nu, Upsilon State
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V . I . P.
2009-2010 MEMBERSHIP AWARDS: WAY TO GO KAPPAS!
V.I.P. WINNERS (left to right)
Wanda Huhn (LA)
Martha Higgins (LA)
Gail Joiner (AL)
Margaret Cooley (AL)
Laurie Konrad (NE)
Linda Hilton (KS)
Cheryl Lafargue (LA)
Mary Lou Hughes (LA)
SPECIAL
RECOGNITION
SPECIAL RECOGNITION
FL Gulf Coast University
Campus Kappa
New Chapter Organizers
Mary Jane Robling (IN/FL)
Carol Neary (LA/FL)
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Mary Jane Robling (IN/FL)
Pat Southerland (TX)
Connie Schobert (IA)
Christena Poole (IA)
REGIONAL
MEMBERSHIP
I
KK
REGION V
MEMBERSHIP
TROPHY
WINNERS
Martha Higgins (LA)
Diane Carter (MS)
Jennifer Otradovec (MO)
Jane Otradovec (MO)
Janice Luce (OK)
Sue Hagan (SC)
not pictured:
JoAnn Collett (OK)
Joan E. Dryden (AL)
Dr. Sandra Leder (LA)
INCENTIVE
INCENTIVE WINNERS
(left to right)
Gail Joiner (AL)
Winifred Shahan (OH)
Mary Jane Robling (IN/FL)
Carol Neary (LA/FL)
not pictured:
Elaine Babcock (OH)
Sue Bell (OH)
Dr. Sandra Leder (LA)
Michelle McAffrey (OK)