The fall of 1970 and she convinced me to go through rush, which I did not
want to do. Um, but I did and and we both pledged Delta Gamma. And that
was a big part of my college life. As it turned out, I had a wonderful
experience today issue. I knew I was really fortunate to go to college. I
grew up in a single parent home and so I decided to make the most of it
and you know some of this personally because I knew you were in college.
But um I was extremely active on campus President Sorority president panel
clinic helped start the student foundation was the first vice president
for that. My first foray into fundraising and lots of other things and we
still have to graduate in 3.5 years five beta kappa because they never
want to let my grades get affected. And when I graduated you hired me.
Okay I'm gonna want to go back and retrace some of the steps here. But
let's start back when you were a student at A. S. U. I think you forgot to
mention that you were outstanding issue. Woman students, you were
outstanding panel women. You were outstanding graduate from the College of
Liberal Arts and Science. You were a student senator. You were chief
justice on the Supreme Court there. So you were on the fasttrack