In 1994, Regional Director Dr. Nell Ingram, members of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., and Sorors in the Central Texas area came together to reactivate the chapter. Those Sorors were Sabrina Francis, Carla Keaton, Shawna Dixon, Winona Williams, Linda Dixon, Perline Walker, Betty Barr, Brenda Abrams, Ileen Rogers, and Lendy Jones. Though many of those who helped reorganize the chapter have moved, the chapter continues to grow as Sorors move into the area.
In March of 1994, Sabrina Francis was elected President, Shawna Dixon as Secretary, and Carla Keaton as Treasurer. Due to Soror Francis� military move, in October of 1994, Betty Barr was elected as President with Lendy Jones as 1st Vice President, Carla Keaton as 2nd Vice President, Shawna Dixon as Secretary, Linda Dixon as Treasurer, Ernestine Adams as Parliamentarian. Under he leadership, the chapter started a Scholarship Fund, Annual Talent Show, and began to participate in community projects such as the March � of � Dimes, Highway Clean � up, Mission Soup Kitchen, Angel Tree, and Killeen Mentoring Program.
In July of 1996, Shawna Dixon was elected President, Betty Barr as 1st Vice President, Ileen Rogers as 2nd Vice President, Cheryl Robertson as Secretary, Tonya Williams as Treasurer, Elva Chase as Historian, and Lendy Jones as Parliamentarian. The chapter adopted East Ward Elementary School to provide school supplies for needy children, rejoined the fight against Sickle Cell Anemia, as well as continue the projects implemented under Betty Barr�s administration. In August of 1997, Shawna Dixon was reelected President, Betty Barr as 1st Vice President, Ileen Rogers as 2nd Vice president, Cheryl Roberson as Secretary, Tonya Williams as Treasurer, Lendy Jones as Parliamentarian, and Elva Chase as Historian. The chapter established an Ammicette youth auxiliary in 1997. In 1998, the chapter inducted three new members: Lillian Lennon, Cynthia Morris, and Joanne Watson. Under her leadership, the chapter started �The Essence of Leadership� essay contest in 1998 as a way to disperse scholarship funds. In July of 1998, Shawna Dixon was reelected President, Betty Barr as 1st Vice President, Elva Chase as 2nd Vice President, Ileen Rogers as Secretary, Cheryl Robertson as Treasurer, Lillian Lennon as Parliamentarian, and Lendy Jones as Historian. In May of 1999, scholarships were awarded to Constance Jones, a then junior at Ellison High School, and Michael Jamieson, a then senior at Florence High School. Mr. Jamieson went on to attend the United States Air Force Academy. In August of 1999, Shawna Dixon was reelected President, Elva Chase 2nd Vice President, Lendy Jones as Secretary, Cheryl Robertson as Treasurer, Lillian Lennon as Parliamentarian, and Cynthia Morris as Historian. In October of 1999, the chapter participated in the March of Dimes Make a Difference Day project by distributing information on the Texas Children Health Insurance Program (CHIP) to Killeen Kmart shoppers. In April of 2000, the chapter participated in the March of Dimes Walk America. In May of 2000, seven new members were inducted: Katina Bowers, Kaylar Griffin, Sonya Harriott, Bernadette Hicks, Melissa McIntyre, Pamela Thompson, and Ora Washington.
In May of 2000, Elva Chase was elected President. In August of 2001, with the assistance of Sallie Mae Corporation, Carols Art Gallery, and Patriot Pontiac, complete packets of school supplies were provided for five children in each grade level (thirty five children) at East Ward Elementary School. In November of 2000, we became members of the Killeen Chamber of Commerce. A food basket and coats for the children of our adopted family were provided in December of 2000. On January 15, 2001, we participated in the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Parade in downtown Killeen.
The current officers are:
1st Vice-President
2nd Vice-President
Secretary
Assistant Secretary
Treasurer
Parliamentarian
Historian
Public Relations
Archonette Sponsor
Ammicette Sponsor
Cheryl Robertson
Kaylar Griffin
Jo Anne Watson
Melissa McIntyre
Shawna Dixon
Chriscilia Lyles
Melissa McIntyre
Felicia Hunter
Arika Morris
Tami McCarter