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Dr. Rebecca Burkhardt, Southwestern University, conductor and music director of the Northern Iowa Symphony Orchestra.; music director of Northern Iowa Symphony, professor of music at the University of Northern Iowa; guest conductor of the Moscow Chamber Orchestra. |
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Arlene Davis, Baldwin-Wallace College; distinguished aviatrix; honored as Woman of the Year in Aviation in 1953 by the Women’s National Aeronautic Association; one of the first members of the Air Force Jet Clan; the first woman to receive the National Aeronautics Association’s “Certificate of Elder Statesman of Aviation” in 1961; was named Delta Zeta Woman of the Year in 1960 |
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Marti Dodson, Ohio State University; founder and lead singer of rock band Saving Jane, most famous for their hit song "Girl Next Door;" the single "Girl Next Door" peaked at #31 on the Billboard Hot 100. The video debuted on MTV's Total Request Live's countdown on April 24, 2006 at #9. |
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Nanette Fabray, Actress; Trustee of House Ear Institute; worked to bring sign language and captions to television |
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Emily Heintz, University of Georgia; founder of Label Los Angeles (www.labellosangeles.com), online fashion shopping bringing trending Los Angeles fashions to the entire country. |
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Florence Henderson, UCLA; Actress on The Brady Bunch and spokesperson for the hearing impaired. |
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Candice Maynard, William Jewell College; selected as Miss Black Missouri USA; competed for the title of Miss Black USA; advocate for promoting literacy in the African-American community and for the Children's Miracle Network, the pageant's philanthropy. |
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Gail Patrick (Margaret Fitzpatrick), Howard College; Actress in movies such as Stage Door with Katherine Hepburn and My Favorite Wife with Cary Grant; one of the first female television producers in the industry, produced the Perry Mason show; 1962 Woman of the Year |
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Pat Priest (right), Alpha Chi (UCLA); Actress in The Munsters TV show of the 1960s as the pretty blonde cousin; legacy of U.S. Treasurer |
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Deborah Renshaw, Northwood University; NASCAR race car driver; competed at the infamous Nashville Speedway USA in the NASCAR Weekly Racing Series Late Model Division, and moved the team up to the top of the championship point standings, making history in the process by becoming the first female to lead the points race in a NASCAR-sanctioned series. Received Northwood University’s Outstanding Alumni Achievement Award in 2003; is a member of Indy 500 veteran Lyn St. James’ “Women in the Winner’s Circle” discussion panel. |
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Crown Princess Martha of Norway; became an initiated member of Delta Zeta after visiting the University of North Dakota and becoming interested in the role the sorority played in the lives of college women; was initiated in 1939 by a ceremony that was presided over by National President Myrtle Graeter Malott; personally thanked Delta Zeta for aid to her country’s children through the Foreign Friendships Service after World War II. |
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