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Margaret Truman Daniel, D. C. Alpha.
Author of mystery books. Daughter of Harry Truman, 33rd President of the United States. |
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Carrie Chapman Catt, Iowa Gamma.
Suffragist. One of the driving forces behind the 19th amendment and Founder of the National League of Women Voters. (deceased) |
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Grace Goodhue Coolidge, charter member of Vermont Beta.
Wife of Calvin Coolidge, 30th President of the United States. One of first college educated First Ladies. (deceased) |
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The Honorable Orinda Evans, North Carolina Beta.
U.S. District Judge. First female district judge in Georgia and youngest judge in the country when appointed in 1979 by President Carter. |
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Amy Burnham Onken, Illinois Epsilon
Honored as the "greatest Franternity woman of all time" and Grand President for 31 years, (1921 - 1952) the longest term of any Pi Phi Grand President. The Amy Burnham Onken Award, Pi Phi's highest individual award, was established in her honor. (deceased) |
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Emma Harper Turner, Indiana Alpha
Grand President 1890 - 1893. Established the first women's fraternity alumnae association for Pi Beta Phi. Also presented the plan for the Settlement School. The Emma Harper Turner Fund is a memorial in her honor. (deceased) |
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Ann Sommovigo Moore, Tennessee Beta.
President of People Magazine Group. |
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Ann Turner Cook, Texas Beta.
Was the original Gerber baby featured in the Gerber baby food ads. (deceased) |
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Charlotte Tiller Schexnayder, Louisiana Beta.
Newspaper publisher and first woman president of the Arkansas Press Association, first woman to be elected an officer and as president of National Newspaper Association, and first woman appointed to the Arkansas Board of Pardons and Paroles. |
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Faye Dunaway, Florida Beta.
Oscar winning actress. |
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Jennifer Garner, Ohio Eta.
Star of "Alias." |
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Kay Bailey Hutchinson, Texas Alpha
US Senator. Chosen as one of Forbes Magazine's 2005 World's 100 Most Powerful Women.
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Eileen Heckart Yankee, Ohio Beta.
Actress. Oscar, Emmy and Golden Globe Award winner. (deceased) |
