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Chapter Honors Section . page 41 SEPTEMBER � 1968 lo Build a Better World

by Ardis McBroom Mareh, International Grand President

And how are things going on the college campuses? The mass Let us be firm in our beliefs and maintain our rights. Let us media have given us a picture which often is a distorted view become strong, articulate advocates of fraternities and stand of the violence and revolutionary demands of a minute per up against those who would deny us those rights. centage of the students. But they make a loud noise, drowning In this free society which is in imminent danger of becoming out the reasonable voices of 95 percent of the students. Unfor fragmented, as one segment is pitted against another, let us re tunately many college administrators have capitulated to these flect upon the words of a college president. "The two most im minority demands. Out of fear? Ignorance? Hardly! The desire portant words in our language [are] freedom and discipline. A not to rock the boat? One wonders. But as long as administra decision which all of us have to make every day of our lives is tions acquiesce or sit in silence while the campus explodes, or to strike a proper balance between the two. Sometimes it is make unreasonable demands of the reasonable students, not fashionable to think of discipline as a bad word and freedom only sororities and fraternities and other worthwhile student as a good word. The opposite can be true. Discipline leads to groups, but, even the university itself, is in grave danger. good taste and good manners, to domestic tranquility and the The problems of today are not of the young or the old, but advancement of civilization. Freedom, on the other hand, exer of everybody and the endless confrontations of student and cised absolutely, corrupts absolutely, leads to disorderly con adult create a wasteful polarization. Let us today seek a com duct and collapse of governments." mon ground and join our energies. Let us discuss together as In a very real sense, your future as well as tlie future of women of intellect and with mutual tolerance and good will Gamma Phi Beta will be as you will it. You have the power to Gamma Phi Beta's role for the future. smother freedom by abusing it. You have the power, if you Serious as the threats to fraternity are from outsiders, by far have the will, to preserve that freedom by using it with discre the greater danger can come from within. In situations where tion. A characteristic of a disciplined civilization is the will to sorority women ha\e themselves initiated changes tiirough create and construct, not the will to destroy. It is my prayer their Panhellenic which would alter our basic premises, we that Gamma Phi Beta sorority and each individual member find members who have never become deeply involved with will play a major role in creating and constructing a better Gamma Phi Beta through ser\ing the chapter as officers, and world for tomorrow ... that the destruction and revolution thus ha\e not experienced the depth and meaning of member abroad in our world may be re-directed toward reasonable re ship, nor learned to appreciate its intrinsic values. form and building a responsible, disciplined society. .\s to the outside pressures, we are sympathetic to the situa For nearly 100 years Gamma Phi Beta has brought strength tions our collegiate members find themselves in today. These and beauty into the lives of thousands of women. Let us, draw pressures are constant and the questioning of fraternity proce ing on those fine past traditions, build for the future so that dures, its policies and traditions, its \ery integrity, have been countless others still to come may enjoy tliat extra dimension unrelenting. Collegians are lieing used as a sounding board of love, loyalty, labor and learning which is Gamma Phi for those who would destroy much that is synonomous with Beta. democratic, American life. And so the attacks take on a sinister and double meaning that cannot be ignored or shrugged off. The above article is the address the Grand Presi How successfully we shall weather this time of change and con excerpted from of dent delii'ered at the opening session of Gamma Phi Beta's fifty- how united a we are and how fusion depends upon Sorority third Convention on June 24 at the Huntington-Sheraton Hotel in clear our sights. Let us not find ourselves "running scared." Pasadena, California. THE CRESCENT of Gamma Phi Beta

Editor Volume LXVIII September, 1968 Number 3 Betty Luker Haverfield Robert (Mrs. W.) o 507 Medavista Drive ^ A Gamma Phi Beta Is Someone Who .. . Columbia, Missouri 65201 ^" It All Depends on You by Dr. Weldon P. Shofstall 24 Associate Editor Fifty Golden Candles Glow at Chi

Noreen Linduska Zahour �^~' Grand Council (Mrs. Edward F.) Appointments 3 Jacqueline Drive Downers Grove, Illinois 60515 �^^ Gamma Phi Debuts in Dixieland

27 K.S.U. Dedicates Judith Koonce Hall

Assistant Editor Collegiate �^O Gamma Phi Beta Foundation Dianne Burdick Edmondson (Mrs. Robert K.) ZJ In Memoriam 5113 S. Joplin Avenue Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135 -j'J University of Northern Iowa

�J-l Books by Gamma Phi Betas Alumna Assistant Editor jZ Gamma Phi Beta Profiles Janet Drescher Lyon (Mrs. James R.) 4120 Muskogee Avenue JO Gamma Phi Beta Kappas Des Moines, Iowa 50312 JO Mortar Boards

41 Chapter Honors Section Business Manager EXeanor j. Sieg 54 Directory of Greek-letter Presidents Box 186, 630 Green Bay Road Kenilworth, Illinois 60043 57 Directory of Alumnae Presidents

65 Directory of Membership Chairmen

The Crescent is published September 1, Decem 70 Directory of International Officers ber 1, March 1, and May 1, by George Banta Com pany, Inc., official printers of the fraternity, at Curtis Reed Plaza, Menasha, Wisconsin. Subscrip 72 Gamma Phi Beta Chapter List tion price $1.50 a year payable in advance, 40(> a single copy. Send change of address and correspondence of a business nature to Gamma Phi Beta, Box 186, 630 The Cover Green Bay Road, Kenilworth, Illinois 60043. Mail ing lists close August 1, November 1, February 1 and April 1. By February 25, send Grand Presi The new Grand Council of Gamma Phi Beta: dent business for consideration at spring council Eleanor J. Sieg, Executive Secretary-Treasurer; meeting. Weldon Shafer, .Alumnae Vice President; Correspondence of an editorial nature is to be ad .\udrey Grand Ardis dressed to the Editor, Mrs. Robert W. Haverfield, Barbara Burns Hiscock, President; 507 Medavista Drive, Columbia, Missouri 65201. McBroom Marek, National Panhellenic Confer Items for publication should be addressed to the ence Delegate; Mary Eleanor Babbitt Bilby, editor to arrive not later than June 1, September 15, Director of Elna Erickson January 1 and February 20. Expansion; Simons, Member of Fraternity Magazines Associated. All Collegiale Vice President and Marjorie Spiedel matters pertaining to national advertising should be Lundin, Director of Finance. directed to Fraternity Magazines Associated, 1585 Ridge Avenue, Evanston, Illinois. Entered as second-class matter at Menasha, Wis consin, under the act of March 3, 1879. Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage under the pro on visions of Sec. 34-40 Par. (D) provided for in the Postmaster: Please send notice of undeliverable copies act of February 28, 1925. Second-class postage paid Form 3579 to Gamma Phi Beta, Box 186, 530 Green Bay Road, at Menasha, Wisconsin. Kenilworth, Illinois 60043

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The vast majority of conventioneers who arrived at Gamma Phi Beta's fifty-third international Convention flew into Los An geles' international airport. From the' east they soared over the majestic, snow-capped Rockies, over the burnished earth colors of the Painted Desert, over the cavernous depths of the Grand Canyon. From the north, they looked down on the vast timber- lines of the Northwest, stately Mount Hood, the flowing rapids of the Columbia River. Eventually, they all sighted-in on the blackened landscape of the Sierra Nevadas as they approached the mist-clad environs of Los Angeles. The trip alone was an eloquent preface to six days of wonder of and and awe, living learning, of renewed vows of purpose and sisterhood. From the Los Angeles air terminal, delegates and guests lim- ousined to the Huntington-Sheraton in Pasadena. Suburban in setting and surrounded by acres of trees and flowers, this hotel ... waits patiently in line to register as a offers guests an escape from city distractions and a California voting delegate. view from every window. Built at a time when spaciousness was the order of the day, rooms are large and airy-and air-conditioned if the weather calls for it. A huge lobby and terrace areas add enjoyment for guests and visitors. There are tennis courts, a swimming pool, the spacious formal horseshoe gardens that boast many varieties of palms and cacti, grapefruit trees in full bloom and the fra grant magnolia. The dining and meeting rooms seem endless, each more decorous than the other. The Crystal Terrace, where the Gamma Phi Betas break fasted, overlooked the pool and the pool gardens. The Viennese Room, where they banqueted, was designed for dining in an elegant manner with its incomparable crystal chandeliers from old Vienna. The Georgian Room, stately and dignified, housed the formal business sessions. The Ship Room, with its nautical

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eluded atmosphere, was the scene of informal luncheons where every Mary Darling Jurgensen (Oregon), chairman; Jean one could relax around its outdoor dance floor. Johnston Rogers (UCLA) ; assistant chairman; Beth Linthicum Jones (UCLA), Eleanor Whitmore Hyde (California); Marga No Room at the Inn? ret Whitemore Hurst (UCLA); and Dorothy Tennant Drum International officers arrived at the Huntington earlier in the (UCLA). Alpha Iota collegians who were hostesses for the day week, but most delegates and conventioneers came on Sunday, were Krista Schmidt, Kris Linberg and Kathy Colclasure. June 23. There were several mix-ups in room assignments, much "Up, Up and Away" to the consternation of Mary Kay Dorman Kabler (Kansas), Convention chairman, and her hardworking committee mem Back to the hotel about 6:30 in the evening, Greek-letter girls and a bers. Some esteemed dignitaries were bedded down on sofas and alumnae had just few minutes to freshen up for the open roll-in cots. Sometimes there were three or four in twin-bed ing banquet titled "Up, Up and Away with Gamma Phi Beta." The decor carried out an and color and rooms. But, somehow everyone found a place to lay her head and orange yellow scheme spirits were high while staff members and the Convention com each table boasted three colorful arial balloons, their baskets mittee struggled to straighten out the snafu. filled with shasta daisies. Nearly 600 sisters sat with members of On hand to greet the arrivals were Dorothy Haines Winans their original chapters and sang rousing choruses of "California, (UCLA), social chairman and her assistant, Patricia Grimwood Here We Are," a cleverly adapted parody. was: Eliza Kratz (UCLA). And, they were much in evidence at every social The committee in charge of this opening dinner function, sauntering through the crowds, being sure that every beth Chambers Hugh (UCLA), chairman; Sarah Whitton Spiess thing was proceeding as planned. (Oregon); Mary Frances Martin (Stanford) and Judi Conner Sunday afternoon, after most guests had registered, a pre- (Beta Lambda). after Convention tour for more than 100 eager collegians and alum Shortly the dinner, members congregated in designated nas departed to see the sights of the Los Angeles area. Following rooms to rally with others from their provinces. Light refresh brunch, tour-goers boarded the Gray Line buses, which depart ments were served as collegians and alumnae became acquainted, ed at 30-minute intervals. Each had a Gamma Phi Beta hostess traded tales and plans for the week. Later everyone gathered aboard and a driver-guide, who provided factual information on the pool patio for a songfest led by Jacqueline Doyle Sinks and amusing anecdotes as the itinerary unfolded. Fitting toes (UCLA), Convention song chairman. The more than 300 who into Mary Pickford's diminuti\e footprints at Grauman's Chi joined in the chorus polished up familiar tunes and learned a nese Theater or dabbling them in the blue Pacific Ocean (a few new ones to take back home. first for many) were just two of the delights. An impromptu feature of the evening was a musical "thank Finally the tour stopped at Alpha Iota chapter house near the you" from Jean Cline, director of college programs, and the three field secretaries: UCLA campus. Sightseers were guided through die Spanish-style retiring Claire Danielson (Oklahoma home e\entually adjourned to the colorful patios to enjoy State), Bonnie Allen (Oklahoma) and Marilyn Bachnik (Wis punch, tea, sandwiches and cookies. Hostesses for the tour in- consin State).

� 4 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBE 1 968 dashes for the bus lo see the sights of Los Angeles,

. . a . knows the thrill of being baby chapter: Nancy Roper, Auburn; Kate Anderson, St. Louis; Joan Dillon, Drake; Barbara . . . or, as a national officer, stays in Ladzick, Wisconsin Stale and Peggy Freed, her room to work white others play. Southwest Texas.

After the song session, the Huntington-Sheraton hosted a sur Aleene Carter Thieme, Edith Herrin Watt (Oregon) and Eliza prise party on the upper terrace. Guests nibbled into watermel beth Fee Arnold (Colorado State) . on quarters while the amateur photographers had a heydey Cherie McElhinney Olsen (Iowa), president of the Gamma taking candid shots to reinforce their memories. Phi Beta Foundation, spoke about the accomplishments and goals of the Foundation and Barbara Westover Sheldon (Wash The of the Gavel Rap ington), supervisor of camps, illustrated her report with a des Early Monday morning delegates, alternates and visitors, sleepy- criptive collection of colored slides of the two campsites. Janet eyed and groping (nearly everyone stayed up too late), wended Milligan Heaton (Denver) talked about chapter philanthropy their way to the Crystal Terrace for a quick, but hearty, break programs; Mary Jane Hipp Misthos (Colorado College) ex fast before the opening schedule began at 8:45. The opening plained the committments of the Endowment-Crescent Board. exercises were conducted by Grand President Ardis McBroom Elna Erickson Simons (Birmingham-Southern), Director of Ex Marek (Northwestern) and the rap of the gavel sounded shortly pansion, told the gathering about the new chapters that had before nine o'clock. The roll, called by Eleanor J. Sieg (Iowa), been colonized and installed during the biennium and hinted Executive Secretary-Treasurer, showed 86 Greek-letter delegates at the expansion possibilities in the near future. She awarded present, 74 alumnae chapters with full votes and 13 with one- sterling silver baby cups to the five chapters installed during half votes, a total of 166i/^ votes. her tenure of office: Gamma Sigma at Western Michigan, Gam Lovely, serene Barbara Hahn Rice (Denver) regional chair ma Tau at St. Louis, Gamma Upsilon at Drake, Gamma Phi at man, welcomed Gamma Phi Betas to the Golden State. Ann Auburn and Gamma Chi at Southwest Texas. She presented a Miller, delegate from the University of Tennessee, read the con sterling silver teething ring to Gamma Psi, a newly-colonized vention rules and Aleene Carter Thieme (Kansas) made the chapter at Northern Iowa State University. Having admonished report of the credentials committee. the recipients not to shed any tears at the presentation ceremony, After introducing the international officers and committee Mrs. Simons broke the rules herself when Nancy Roper (Au chairmen to the assembly, Mrs. Marek delivered the formal burn), representing the six baby chapters, stepped to the mi address of the Grand President, in which she stressed the im crophone and presented the Director of Expansion with a gold portance of each member, alumna and collegian, assuming her charm bracelet, with one charm from each new group. duties to the Sorority and the community. (See inside front After a free lunch period, workshops began in the afternoon. cover for a condensation of Mrs. Marek's message.) Betty Heffin Egbert (Arizona), Director of Finance, led the After a coffee break on the patio quadrangle, international sessions of the House Corporation Boards' areas of responsi committee chairmen made their reports. Mary Eleanor Babbitt bility which discussed chapter house management and the role Bilby (Arizona), chairman of the awards committee, announced of the housemother. Alumnae roundtables with Virginia For the names of those members who had been elected to the Inter sythe Vint (Missouri), Alumna: Vice President, presiding, dis national Service Roll during the last two years and named three cussed the P's of alumnae progress, while the alumnae workshops, new members to be added to ehe International Honor Roll: were led by Audrey Weldon Shafer (Missouri), Barbara Nicoli

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 5 and Cor Campbell (Wisconsin) , Dorothy Ray Johnson (SMU) nelia Clausen Spanier (Oregon State). Greek-letter workshops discussed scholarship with Helen Berg Kline (Oklahoma), international scholarship chairman; pledge education with Jean Cline (Idaho), director of college programs, and membership with Marjorie Speidel Lundin (Washington), international membership chairman. "Through the Gates of Gamma Phi Beta" At 8:30 in the evening 500 people, gowned in formal evening attire, entered the gracious Viennese Room to attend the ban quet honoring the Four Founders and members of the past Grand Councils. The tables were centered with small wrought iron gates flanked by votive candles and fresh gardenias, to carry out the theme of the evening, "Through the Gates of Gamma Phi Beta." . . . is a delegate and takes her rightful place as a vocal and voting Dr. Weldon Perry Shofstall, dean of students at Arizona member. State University, addressed the group on "Individualism and Collectivism and the Survival of Freedom." His talk, accentu ated the importance of individual involvement in world affairs to assure the freedom of all. (See the text of Dr. Shofstall's talk on page 20.) The program opened with the singing of "The Star Spangled Banner" by Dorothy Burrel Zeller and "The Canadian Nation al Anthem" by Jacqueline Sinks. Eleanor Kelley Brandon (Il linois), toastmistress, proposed a toast to tlie Four Founders and the response was delivered by Katherine Summerville (San Jose State). Barbara Transue (San Jose State) gave the response to the Grand Council toast. Following the dinner, a reception in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Shofstall was held on the pool patio. A long red carpet ran the length of the patio to lead guest through the receiving line to the elegantly appointed tea table, centered with a massive ar rangement of pink carnations and sparkling with silver and crystal accessories. Later in the evening Judith Crites Hann (Idaho), interna tional housing chairman, showed slides of Gamma Phi Beta houses, lodges and suites. That's Where Our Money Goes

On the skies were overcast in Pasa . . . a national officer who waits her turn to make her biennial Tuesday morning, June 25, report to the assembly. dena, the breezes were gentle and most of the balcony doors to

. .. an undergraduate delegate who listens intently and votes wisely. Margaret Boone, Oregon; Swani Schmidt, Idaho and . . . jumps at tlie chance to welcome a fellow Missourian. Dr. Tara Kost, Illinois. Shofstall, Jeannie Smothers and Marsha Mulford, Missouri.

� 1 968 the air. Break ihe bedrooms were open to welcome fresh, misty Turn Us Onl" When each member registered for the Conven fast was served before members dashed to the second business tion, she received a number of honor badges which she had session of Convention. Joan Dillon (Gamma Upsilon at Drake) earned during college and were worn at this banquet. The Phi an Bette Heflin in her delivered inspiring devotional. Egbert, Beta Kappas, the presidents and the queens were all appropri report as Director of Finance, explained how Gamma Phi Beta ately designated for the evening. funds were apportioned. To illustrate her talk, she undraped Kristine Hallsten, a collegiate member from the University which used a large felt display skyrockets, in vivid colors, burst of California at Berkeley, was toastmistress for the evening and ing onto a field of blue. Each flare indicated an expense item. presented the international officers who made awards. The Hill National Beatrice Wittenberg, Panhellenic Conference awards were many and varied and the squeals of delight when Delegate, spoke to the group about current problems facing the the honorees were named resounded through the vast corridors sorority world, emphasizing the demands of university admin of the Huntington. istrations and the measures Gamma Phi Beta proposed to meet Alumnas chapter awards, presented by Mrs. Vint, went to those demands in an equitable manner. Seattle, Pasadena, Kansas City and Kearney. The rest of the morning was devoted to the reports of inter Magazine awards, presented by Dorothy Kenney, went to: national committee chairmen: Magazine Sales: Dorothy Stark alumnae chapters�Beverly-Westwood, Kansas City, St. Louis, Ev Kenny (Syracuse); Centennial Committee: Gladys Hecker Myles erett, Seattle, Dallas, South Bay; Greek-letter chapters�Gamma (Washington-St. Louis); Mothers' Clubs: Audrey Weldon Sha Sigma at Wisconsin State, Psi at Oklahoma, Pi at Nebraska, fer; Public Relations: Beth McCallon Wheeler (SMU); Histo Alpha Gamma at Nevada, Beta Alpha at USC, Alpha Pi at West rian: Orra Spencer Reid (Michigan) and Nominating Commit Virginia, Alpha Kappa at Manitoba, Gamma Beta at Gettysberg tee: Olive Gallatin Picard (Arizona). and Beta Kappa at Arizona State. Shortly after noon members and their distinguished guests Public Relations awards were presented by Beth Wheeler to (members of other National Panhellenic sororities) reentered Gamma Phi at Auburn, Phi at Washington-St. Louis, Gamma the mirrored Viennese Room to honor the 27 member sororities Lambda at LSU, Xi at Idaho and Beta Epsilon at Miami. Alum of the National Panhellenic Conference. Greek columns en nas awards went to Kansas City, Fairfield County, Toledo and twined with fresh ivy centered the tables and marched down the Oklahoma City. length of the speaker's table. Golden goblets, engraved with The Constance Syford awards, presented by Cheri McElhin the Greek letters r * B were presented to the guests of honor, ney Olsen, went to Xi chapter at the University of Idaho and who were introduced to the group by Mrs. Wittenberg. Alpha Iota at UCLA. Dean Cornelia Tomes, associate dean of students at San Jose Chancellor E. O. Haven awards were presented by Helen Berg State College, addressed the group with a provocative talk on Kline to Theta at Denver, Pi at Nebraska, Alpha Theta at Van the rewards and problems in education today. Of special inter derbilt, Alpha Kappa at Manitoba, Alpha Omicron at North est to the Panhellenic groups was word of Dean Tomes' special Dakota State, Beta Omicron at Oklahoma City and Beta Omega project in establishing a "Collge Woman over 29 Program" at at Northern Arizona. Runners-up for this award were Alpha her college. Beta at North Dakota, Alpha Phi at Colorado College, Beta Those in charge of the luncheon were Betty Grimm Murray Alpha at Southern California, Beta Iota at Idaho State, Beta (Denver), chairman; Barbara Shipman Brode (Penn State), Lou Rho at Colorado, Beta Eta at Bradley and Gamma Gamma at ise Nellis Swift (Denver) and Barbara Dirk (Beta Alpha). Wisconsin-Milwaukee. A special E. O. Haven award, a silver In the afternoon, roundtables and workshops resumed for tray, was presented to Beta Omicron which has topped the alumnas and Greek-letter members to continue the discussions campus scholastically at Oklahoma City for the past 17 years. begun on the previous day. More and More awards Honors Turn Us On! Efficiency awards, presented by Mrs. Egbert, went to Alpha at In the evening a psychedelic theme prevailed in the color Syracuse, Beta Epsilon at Miami and Beta Phi at Indiana. schemes, decor and programs for the banquet entitled "Honors Panhellenic awards were presented by Mrs. Wittenberg to Beta Rho at Colorado and Gamma Beta at Gettysburg. Philanthropy awards were presented by Mrs. Heaton to (col legiate chapters): Alpha Alpha at Toronto, Gamma Theta at . . .is a province director and never seems to get caught up on idea Pacific, Alpha Iota at UCLA, Theta at Denver, Sigma at Kan Patricia Anne Moldrem. exchanges. Virginia Douglass, Jennings, sas, Beta Epsilon at Miami, Alpha Xi at SMU, Beta Mu at Florida State, Gamma Epsilon at Puget Sound, Rho at Iowa, Alpha Beta at North Dakota, Alpha Omega at Western Ontar io, Gamma Beta at Gettysburg and Beta Omicron at Oklahoma City. (Alumnae chapters): Syracuse, Phoenix, Denver, Oklahoma City, Kansas City, Des Moines, Vancouver, Southern California Intercity Council and Cleveland Intercity. The McCormick Medallions, the highest honor awarded by the Sorority in recognition of those chapters who have taken an outstanding part in campus and community activities and in scholastic attainment were presented by Barbara Burns His cock. For schools with enrollments of 10,000 or more, tied for first place, were Rho of Iowa and Pi of Nebraska. For schools with enrollments of fewer than 10,000, tied for first place, were Theta of Denver and Xi of Idaho. After the regular annual award presentations. Grand Presi dent Marek introduced international officers who were to pre sent new first-time awards.

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MCCORMICK MEDALLION: Linda Stratford, Theta; Nesha Neumeister, Pi, Sally Stoker, Rho and Swanie JAiA i�4 Schmidt, Xi.

SCRAPBOOKS AND NEWSLETTERS: (back rowl Swanie Schmidt, S; Barbara Freeman, Fairfield County; Nanette Williams, To ALUMN/E AWARDS. Sandra Ferguson Boyd, Se Janette Oklahoma Jane B E; Jackie attle: June Mahon Meader, Pasadena; Ernestine ledo; Miller, City, Pepple, (front row) Claudia Glenda Burton, Dobler McDonald, Kansas City, Missouri and Clouser, E; Ulbright, $; r V ^ and Deidri F A. Pat Purcell Munro, Kearney. 4>; Nancy Roper, Lockwood,

MAGAZINE AWARDS: (back rowl Mary Schuster, Beverly-Westwood; Ernestine McDonald, Kansas CONSTANCE SYFORD AWARD: Swanie City; Noncy Welton, St. Louis; Virginia Douglass, Everett; Sandra Boyd, Seattle; Sue Herzog, Schmidt, Xi and Krista Schmidt, Alpha Dallas, Carol Blonchard, South Bay; and Barbara Ladzick, V Z; (front row) Diane Herrmann, "4'; Iota. Nesha Neumeister, IT; Cookie Calkins, A T; Judy Latimer, B A; Sandy Wilson, A II; Sheryle Norgrove, .\ K; Beth Hauslein, 1' B and Claudia Skirving, B K.

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E. O. HAVEN AWARDS: (back row) Susan Farley, B 0; Susan Mc Millin, A *; Sharon Haynes, B P; Kathy Kohlhagen, F F; Cindy Calabrese, B fi; Linda Stratford, 8; Judy Latimer, B A; Sheryl Pfhier, B I; (front row) Janet McKenie, A B; Jan Miller, B H; Shirley Benoit, A K; Nesha Neumeister, IT; Susan Moum, A 0 and Midge Show, A 9.

EFFICIENCY AWARDS: Linda PANHELLENIC AWARDS: Sharon Haynes, Singerline, A; Jane Pepple, Beta Rho and Susan Hagen, Gamma B E and Cindy White, B *. Beta.

COLLEGIATE PHILANTHROPY: (back row) Bev Sider, A A; Diann Robb, ALUMN/E PHILANTHROPY: Joann Lowman Bock, Syracuse; Mignon r 6; Krista Schmidt, A I; Linda Strafford, 6; Susan Fischer, 2; Jane Phipps Michele, Phoenix; Evelyn Davis Joy, Denver; Jeanette Whitehouse Pepple, B E; Shane Ann Younfes, A E; and Tina Deigaard, B M; (front Miller, Oklahoma City, Ernestine Dobler McDonald, Kansas City; Gwenn row) Bobbie Bliss, F E; Sally Stoker, F; Janel McKenie, A B; Sherrill Bonlden Riggs, Des Moines; Linda Mercer Overhold, Vancouver; Susan Chappell, A v.; Beth Hauslein, F B; and Susan English, B 0. Jacobsen Rose, Southern California; Mary Peri Caldwell, Cleveland.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 9 . . . wins the fust-time Crescent award. to . . honored . as a is Helen Meehan, A Z, Nancy Gauvreau, ... sets her standards high and is recognized. chapter president B P; Nancy Maloney Hart, Fort Col Belle Caldwallader, K; Kath^ Adam, A; Kathie meet distinguished Dean Cornelia Tomes lins and Susan Jacobsen Rose, South Beres, P; Joan Wagnor, IT; Kristi Larsen, F A; of San Jose State College. Judy Latimer, A and ern California Intercity. and Kristine Paulson, X. B A; Dean Tomes; Jo Ann Hauch, I Janet Parker, T II.

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Standards awards, presented by Margaret Lamping Maguire especial welcome from "her" students�and all of Gamma Phi (Washington), international standards chairman, were made to Beta. Karen, who fulfilled the requirements for initiation but Kappa at Minnesota, Lambda at Washington, Rho at Iowa, Pi was unable to attend the ceremonies because of health, joined at Nebraska, Gamma Delta at Wyoming and Chi at Oregon the bonds of Gamma Phi Beta in Pasadena. On Wednesday State. morning her new Alpha Epsilon sisters followed a chapter tra The Crescent awards, presented by Betty Luker Haverfield, dition by treating Karen to breakfast in bed. (Missouri), editor of The Crescent, recognized those chapters Early Wednesday morning all conventioneers gathered in the who had made outstanding contributions to the magazine. The Georgian Room for the traditional memorial ser\'ice, conduct recipients were (alumnae chapters); Fort Collins and Southern ed by Sally Gray Cass. Each member wore a white dress and the California Intercity Council; (collegiate chapters): Beta Rho effect was awe-inspiring as 500 members bowed their heads in at Colorado and Alpha Zeta at Texas. memory of those sisters who had died during the last two years. Cheri Olsen, president of the Foundation, annouced that gold Dorothy Zeller and Jackie Sinks were in charge of the music. coat-of-arms charms, engraved, were being sent appropriately No Pears and Artichokes Here to all members who maintained a straight A average during After the Memorial the Convention to the 1966-67 school year. service, recessed the The honors banquet was hostessed by Harriett DeWolf Alden patio for a coffee break and informal conferences. When the (Kansas), chairman; Joan Jacobus Pellissier (Arizona); Dorothy delegates returned to resume the formal business session, each James Woodford (USC), and Judith Guibert, Kristine Hallsten Greek-letter delegate found a corsage, made of peanuts and and Julia Teskey (all of Eta at California). olives, at her place. After working on revisions for two hours, the convention recessed for the "Peanuts and Olives" luncheon Two New Gamma Phi Betas in the Viennese Room. Later in the evening. Gamma Phi Beta, held initiation services Luncheon tables were centered with huge papier-mach^ for two special members. Dr. Florence L. Phillips, retiring dean olives and peanuts topped with pipe-cleaner figures of Gamma of women at Texas Technological Cqilege, and Karen Emery, Phi Beta pledges. Bowls of olives and peanuts-in-the-shell were an undergraduate student at Arizona. on each table. Favors for guests at the head table were charm Dr. Phillips, who has held faculty and staff positions at Mar bracelets on which peanuts and olives dangled alternately. shall University, Indiana University and Eastern New Mexico Honored at the head table were the retiring and new field University, will shed her administrative duties at Texas Tech secretaries and the province collegiate directors. During the this fall in order to return to full-time teaching in psychology. luncheon, Claudia Skirving, Beta Kappa, spoke on "My View She has served for 14 years in the development of student life at of Gamma Phi Beta as a Pledge;" Cindy Calbrese, Beta Omega, Tech and her leadership and inspiration will be missed. Long spoke on "My View as a Greek-letter Chapter President." Linda admired by Beta Tau chapter members. Dr. Phillips received an Zingerline, vice president of Alpha and toastmistress, reviewed

10 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1 968 . . . relishes the iii cuicrtain her Panhellenic . . . oppoi luniiy friends. works odd hours, burns the midnight oil and rolls a lot uf Peters Alumnie Vice Evelyn Kyle, President of Pi Beta Phi; Kath copy out of the press room typewriters. The staff of the Crescent ryn Bell Gary, Collegiate Vice President of Delta Gamma; Ellena Moon, daily Convention newspaper. Krista Schmidt, A I; Shirley Warner Dunbar, Past National President of Phi Mu; Belsy Bradley Cochrane Ruggles, Lake Forest, asst. editor; Dorothy Kienholz Leach, National PanheUenic Conference Delegate for Delta Zeta; Kolts, Oregon, editor; and Jane Nolting Kierman, Northwestern. Beatrice Wittenberg and Edith Hindley.

someone who ...

llie traditions of Alpha chapter. Penelope Murdoch Simonson (California), past Grand President, told about the peanuts-and- olives tradition. The hostesses for the luncheon were Pat Lock Ames (Arizona State), chairman; Phoenix and Flagstaff alumnae chapters and Beta Kappa and Beta Omega Greek-letter chapters. On Wednesday afternoon almost everyone boarded the buses ... is a field secretary who devotes many hours to again for that afternoon and at longed-for evening Disneyland. many chapters and enjoys nothing more than com of The grand tour provided an overall view of that land paring notes with her co-workers and those luho imagination. There were a few Gamma Phis in the groups that will take her place. were on the Peoplemover when it stopped (it's supposed to move all the time). There was a group stranded on top of the Matterhorn but recovered their spirits when they were given . . . is a Director of Finance ... enjoys coffeeing with new another free ride. But, everyone had a memorable time and who designs and makes a dis- alumnce friends. Virginia Bar- returned to the on 11 buses. The footsore and Huntington play to show where our money nett Burgess, Boston and Pansy returnees were an enthusiastic travel-weary greeted by group goes. Y. Blake, Detroit. of alumnas and international officers. Bearing a sign announc ing "Disneyland Rescue Station" decorated with a wilted car nation, alumnae serenaded and offered first aid to all casualties. The day ended on a high note of hilarity. Thursday dawned cool and overcast as the convention-goers hurried to the fourth session to complete work on constitu tional revisions. Each member wore a monogrammed blouse to both the business sessions and the afternoon workshops. During the morning Marie H. Suthers, parliamentarian, made parliamentary procedure instruction come alive. Though not a Gamma Phi Beta, Mrs. Suthers has acted as parliamentar ian at most of the conventions since 1956. She served one term in the Illinois State Legislature and since 1952, has been on the Board of Election Commissioners in Chicago. Her book. Primer in Parliamentaij Procedure, published by The Darnell Corporation, is for sale through Central Office.

THE CR SCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 11 "Vive! Gamma Phi Beta!" Cloris's television credits include "Kraft Mystery Iheater, for her "The Virginian," "Big Valley" and she is remembered Red, white, green, orange and pink, colorful hues reminiscent She also starring role as the mother in the "Lassie" series. of Old Mexico, dominated the festive "Vive! Gamma Phi Beta!" in stars at home as the mother of five active children ranging banquet on the pool patio Thursday night. Huge paper flow age from 2 to 15. ers and pinatas decorated the tables and red bull-shaped pro Mabel Albertson has appeared in "Those Whiting Girls," grams and Mexican were at each guest's "That Girl" clay pigs place. "The Andy Griffith Show" and is currently seen in One of the of the was the of the highlights evening breaking and "Bewitched." which lor the Confirmed large candies was pinata, spilled wrapped During the dinner, other musical entertainment pro Conventioneers. Each Gamma Phi Beta wore a white hat dec vided by a combo, "The Smog City Stompers." orated with pink carnations, one for each convention attended. The of Business Those who had been present at more than five meetings par Wind-up ticipated in the parade of the Confirmed Conventioneers, led Friday morning's breakfast honored mothers and daughters by Mary Kay Kabler. Recognized for attending the most con and sisters who were attending Convention. Ninteen mother- on hand to ventions were Penelope Simonson, Ruth Fox and Lois Dehn. daughter teams and five sister groups were cele Cloris Leachman (Northwestern) and Hope Summers (North brate. At other tables Phi Beta Kappas and Mortar Boards western), both prominent in the entertainment world, were were honored. special guests at the fiesta. At nine o'clock the last business session got underway and Hope, a former president of Epsilon chapter, spoke briefly Claire Danielson (Oklahoma State) led the devotions. Aleene at the dinner telling about some of her experiences in the Theime gave the final report of the credentials committee and theater. She laughingly told why she was chosen for a role in Janet Heaton stepped to the podium to present philanthropy "Rosemary's Baby," a current shocker starring Mia Farrow. awards to Barbara Sheldon, for her devoted service to the "The director," she said, "wanted me because I can scream camping program; to Eleanor J. Sieg, for her financial advice louder than anyone!" Hope will return to her regular role as and to Betty Haverfield, for her coverage of philanthropic ac Clara on the new version of the Andy Griffith show "Mayber- tivities in The Crescent. Helen Kline announced that the ry RFD" in the fall. Her other late movie release is "Five Card seventh Gamma Phi Beta tour would be held next summer. The Stud" with Dean Martin. tour will last 31 days and will visit Paris, West and East Berlin, Cloris Leachman, a vivacious vegetarian, entertained the the Balkins, Finland and the Scandanavian countries. The guests with several musical selections, accompanied on the cost will be $1,275. piano by her mother-in-law, Mabel Albertson, another noted At the presentation of the nominating committee's report motion picture and television artist. Cloris has appeared in the slate was accepted by the Convention assembled by ac "South Pacific" and "Touch of the Poet" with Helen Hayes. clamation and Barbara Burns Hiscock assumed the office of She had just returned from Rome with her producer-director Grand President on August 1. Other Grand Council members husband, George Englund, who was filming "Shoes of the and their offices are: Audrey Weldon Shafer, Alumnae Vice Fisherman" in Italy. President; Elna Erickson Simons, Collegiate Vice President;

... 15 warmly welcomed into the sis . . . who knows the deep meaning of the double bond which binds them�the mothers terhood. Two new initiates, an under and daughters. Harriet DeWolf Allien and Betty Alden Baker, Florence Dietrich Allen and graduate from the University of Bonnie, Elizabeth Fee Arnold and Katherine Arnold Ervin, Janet Hale Callander and Arizona and the retiring dean of Barbara. Top row: Virginia Lynch Danielson (absent) and Clair and Julie, Virginia Stone women at Texas Tech. Dean Florence Holland and Sandra, Catherine Gutherie Lindauer and Christine, Orra Spencer Reid Phillips and Karen Emery. and Jackie Spencer Allee, Cleta Johnson Violand and Marimae Voiland McDonald.

12 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1 968 a gamma phi beta is

someone

who . . .

. . shines in the entertainment world. Seated: Mabel Albertson and Cloris Leachman Englund; standing: Hope Summers.

. . . tries her luck at breaking a pinata. Olive Picard.

. . . revels in a Mexican fiesta with 600 sorority sisters from around the world. .. . you'd buy a used car from�even if they do exaggerate the number of carnations they are entitled to wear. Gladys Myles, Olive Picard and Alleene Thieme.

. . . is a "Confirmed Conventioneer." Top honors went to Penelope Simonson, Ruth Fox and T ui-. Dihu

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 13 eacii carnation in the bow, were Coalport bone china vases holding three fragile bone china pink carnations. Members of Grand Council received larger Coalport florals. dinner Elizabeth Fee Arnold, gowned in a chic floor-length the ban tlress and with a high upswept coiffeur, presided o\er Dor quet as toastmistress and introduced the honored guests. and othy Zeller sang "In the Heart of a Pink Carnation" "Lady of the Moon," accompanied at the piano by Jacqueline Sinks. The theme of the evening was "Lady of the Moon" and three members presented their interpretations of the various facets of that lady. Kathleen Stephenson, collegiate member from Southern California, talked about "Lady of Luminous Beauty;" Sally Gray Cass (Iowa) described "Lady of Mystery" and Orra Spencer Reid (Michigan) emphasized "Lady of En during Charm." At the conclusion of the banquet, Mrs. Marek, presented the diamond-set badge of the Grand Presidency to Barbara Burns Hiscock and introduced the new members of Grand Council. The banquet was hostessed by members of Tucson, Glen dale, Las Vegas and Hawaii alumnae chapters and Alpha Ep silon collegiate chapter from Arizona. Louise Berner Tillotson (Arizona) served as chairman assisted by Anita Lipsinger Allen (Illinois), Carol Jepson Schicketanz (UCLA), Dorothy Howell Huffey (Nevada) and Mary Ellen Case Beck (Arizona). Following the mystic circle, the two presidents left the ban quet hall arm-in-arm while an impromptu chorus serenaded them with "Remember Gamma Phi Beta." The traditional

(limax to Convention closed on a soft and sentimental note. B.L.H.

. . . accepts the Sorority's highest office in these challenging times. Ardis Marek presents the Grand President's badge to Barbara Hiscock.

Marjorie Speidel Lundin, Director of Finance; Mary Eleanor Babbitt Bilby, Director of Expansion; Ardis McBroom Marek, National Panhellenic Conference Delegate and Eleanor J. . . . has served in many national capacities, including that of Grand Sieg, Executive Secretary-Treasurer. President, and is still interested, eager and working. The Past Grand Presidents: seated, Murdock Simonson and Lois After the courtesy resolutions report acknowledged the gra Penelope McBride Dehn; Orra Elizabeth Fee titude of the Sorority for the work of the Grand Council and standing, Spencer Reid, Arnold, Ardis McBroom Marek, Beatrice Hill and Elizabeth international the fell and the inter Wittenberg officers, gavel fifty-third Wheeler Olsen. national Con\ention of Gamma Phi Beta was adjourned. "Lady of the Moon" On Friday evening the grand finale of the fifty-third inter national Convention of Gamma Phi Beta took place in the Viennese Room of the Huntington-Sheraton. The room, mag nificently arrayed in pink and gold, was lavishly and gracious ly appointed. Nearly 500 members, gowned in formal attire, gathered to honor the ideal "Lady of the Moon." Pink carnations and greenery surrounded the bases of tall. stately balustrade candleholders, which centered each round table. Several massive arrangements of carnations were placed at intervals along the extended speakers' table. A large cres cent moon, fashioned of fresh pink carnations, centered the podium. Last to enter the baiKjuet hall were members of the retiring and newly-elected Grand Council, each wearing a lei of pink carnations. There was a corsage at the placecard of each in ternational officer and a fresh carnation at each banquet seat. Favors, boxed in white and tied in gold with a tiny artificial

14 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 a gamma phi beta is someone

who . . .

. . . appreciates her world and is appreciated. Two Grand presidents leave the Pink Carnation Banquet hall. Ardis Marek and Barbara Hiscock.

. . . you can take your shoes off with. After the week-long ac tivities, the ladies relaxed!

. .. works on and on. The Convention committee finally got the room assign ments straightened, arranged transpor tation, and bid everyone a fond adieu.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 15 A Gamma PKi Beta

Is Someone Who . . .

She learned % Had a marvelous time at Convention '68. she a a lot, she played a little, she thought a lot, gave little and gained a lot!

the internal 0 Is eager to report to her chapter about workings of their national organization, the new friends she made, the new suggestions she has had for improvement.

9 Is already looking forward to attending Gamma Phi Beta's fifty-fourth international Convention . . . and she hopes to see you there.

Marriott Motor Hotel Dallas, Texas June, 1970

. .. had a marvelous time in Pasadena, went home xoith new friends, new ideas, new inspiration and new love for Gamma Phi Beta.

As Gamma Phi Beta approaches its ninety-fourth birth day, let US pause for a moment to consider where we have been, and in what direction we are moving. No chart for A Message our future course of action can be made without a close examination of our historic past and of the values and From ideals upon which we base our decision. We need to con tinue with a personal touch in our Sorority. There is an impersonality about our universities, today. Barbara Burns Hiscock Generally, today's university student is given her student number when she enrolls as a freshman and from that time until her graduation, she carries this number. No one seems to care whether she exists as a person or not! She is asked to believe that a new morality exists and is here to stay. The size of our institutions of higher learn ing have created a kind of chaos and a lack of direction. Barbara Burns Hiscock, Grand President What is Gamma Phi Beta's answer to these student problems and how do we wish to answer these important questions? New ideas and changes can be positive forces, provided they are constructive and responsible. Our ideals of the past and standards of social conduct are just as true and real today as they were when we were founded. We must meet today's problems with new ideas, but we must bear constantly in mind the love we bear for one another in the bonds of friendship. "No man is an island," nor can he exist in an impersonal world. Gamma Phi Beta must give love, trust and mutual understanding to its membership. During the next biennium, let us go for ward together with responsible action, changing when change is needed, but keeping in mind the best interests of all the membership. Barbara Burns Hiscock Grand President

� 15 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1968 Quotable Quotes from Convention

we blow out the candles of the tenth cake of the As birthday without understanding and support of our policies and proce we take in new Gamma Phi Beta Foundation, may pride the dures, without respect for our leadership and pride in our glow. Many hours of service and many dollars have brightened ideals and our heritage. the existence of the Foundation. To you in Convention assem Mary Jane Hipp Misthos, chairman bled, through you to Gamma Phi Betas everywhere, the Trust Endowment-Crescent Board ees urge: Give, with your hearts and your hands, give service. dollars� a lot. But each one� a little! Give give please, give A significant characteristic of contemporary society is its great Cheri McElhinney Olsen, president instability. This unparalleled dynamic period when the old Gamma Phi Beta Foundation roots of our culture are being violently shaken has fostered a troubled generation of college students whose view of life tends is six Our one-hundredth birthday only short years from now. to be sober, even tragic. Violence and conflict have forced and it can be if each can How appropriate thrilling chapter country and to humanity. Such pressures, direct and indirect, for distribution our a re have ready during Centennial year have undeniably had profound impact on us. of its its its corded history beginnings, growth, accomplish Powerfully creative factors in our lives as individuals are its traditions. These need not be ments, elaborate brochures. faith and ideals, for the formulation of a faith provides a It's the proud story which is important. powerful incentive to live by it and to strive to bring it into Orra Spencer Reid, being. It is the principle of something's being worth living International Historian for, and, in living accordingly, we actually help bring into being something which otherwise would not come. We would like to congratulate Gamma Phi Beta heartily upon Faith is a way of thinking and living, and it is therefore publication of its new book Ideally Speaking, and urge its an answer to the question of "What does life require of me?" adoption by the librarians of fraternity literature. It tackles Life is a venture into the unknown. We need to accept this refreshingly "the problems confronting all of us as we search challenge and to meet it with ideals put into practice. Faith for the meaning of life." It seems to us that Gamma Phi Beta's then is the assurance of a morality which seemingly all too Ideally Speaking can fill a proud place on the chapter book often does not exist today, and it is the conviction of righting shelf. this wrong. Banta's Greek Exchange Joan L. Dillon, president Gamma Upsilon at Drake University (About field secretaries) They come to your chapter to assist with any difficulties, but also to bring a fresh viewpoint and Bear in mind that Gamma Phi Beta does not have now and to gain from your chapter as well as to give inspiration and never has had any clauses of discrimination based on race, stimulation. Through the reports of the field secretaries. Grand color or creed. Our position has been that any girl is eligible Council is able to maintain a close communication with the for membership if she qualifies in the matter of enrollment in Greek-letter chapters. They provide a liaison between us. The college with the required number of hours, if she has alumnae splendid rapport that has been evident during this biennium endorsement and if she has the unanimous approval of the between officers, alumnae and collegians must be credited to members. We do have some members of minority groups fine young ladies. They give of themselves unstintingly; they on our rolls; they have been girls who have been properly have rugged schedules; they accomplish wonders; and they are chosen and who were voted into membership because of their loved wherever they go. individual merit. This is the way we believe it should be and Ardis McBroom Marek, this is the way we want to keep it. Grand President Beatrice Hill Wittenberg, National Panhellenic Conference Delegate Gamma Phi Beta possesses a past rich in tradition. A past To those who I which year by year has abounded in love, in friendship, in cry "undemocratic, discriminatory, selective," achievement, and in service. The service of one Gamma Phi reply that any organization of enduring value must have re and standards for At risk Beta for another is very beautiful and very necessary. The quirements high membership. the I did not Christ his service of one chapter for another, more than anything else, of sounding sacreligious, ask, select 12 will give national unity and national understanding, but the disciples, and might not there have been others who were service of the Sorority in the cause of humanity will be Gam alienated because they were rejected? And the girl who was because she did not receive a bid to the of ma Phi Beta's greatest glory. embittered sorority was she and There is a statue of Christ in a far off land. It has no hands. her choice, being unbiased, open-minded demo On the base is this inscription: "I have no hands but yours cratic in not giving the others a chance? Is this not, in itself, a form of and even snobishness? to do my work." discrimination, selectivity So it is with Gamma Phi Beta: "There are no hands but ours The purpose of a sorority is not to form cliques, but to help to do the work." a girl get the most out of coUege. The fact that all do Janet Milligan Heaton, chairman not fit into an intimate group does not condemn that group, Chapter Philanthropy Programs but rather emphasizes the fact that the very existence of a company of congenial, like-minded persons is a strong unit and service and should be nurtured and Success or failure, financially or otherwise, depends on all for inspiration strength not and weakened. Gamraa Phi Betas. Officers can serve with integrity, dedication ened, ridiculed and the best judgment their respective talents allow, but this Beth McCallon Wheeler, chairman Public Relations is as nothing without willing members to work at all levels.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHt BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 17 New Honor ! Roll Honorees t At the international Convention in Pasadena in June, Mary i Eleanor Babbitt Bilby (Arizona), chairman of the awards com been mittee, announced the names of those members who had elected to the International Honor Roll because of their long level l0�0r iRflU and devoted service to the Sorority on the international of work. Three outstanding Gamma Phi Betas were so honored: Aleene Carter Thieme Edith Herrin Watt (Oregon) The Four Founders I (Kansas), and Elizabeth � Fee Arnold (Colorado State). Helen M. Dodge Ferguson | Aleene was recognized for designing and developing the Frances E. Haven Moss I MacCormick Medallion award and for donating her writing E. Curtis Curtis I Adeline talents to the production and the revisions of Gamma Phi Beta Mary A. Bingham Willoughby i manuals and publications. Edith was selected for her creation of the "President's Ritual Blanche Shove Palmer, Alpha S Book" and for a clarification of the ritual manual. Her hand- Lindsey Barbee, Theta | tinted pastel illustrations used in planning initiation cere � monies have been an inspiration to all chapters. She served Lillian Thompson, Beta j � as international ritual chairman for 10 � years. Carrie Morgan, Gamma t Elizabeth was honored for originating the Convention enter tainment tax which has now been incorporated into the by Katherine Taney Silverson, � Kappa laws. The menial amount, per capita, has eliminated the neces for hostess to raise funds to Alice Camerer, Rho I sity provinces locally support Gamma Phi Beta international Conventions. Elizabeth served Charlotte Robertson White, Phi t on Grand Council for 10 years, including four as Grand President. Kittie Lee Bishop Clarke, Theta | t Rachel Vrooman Colby, Eta I

� New "A" Awards Ruth Genung Ord, Eta * t A new foundation award for individual scholarship was es Nina Omicron Gresham, % tablished at the Board meeting last spring in Evanston. Each Greek-letter who maintains an A average its Florence Stott Sullivan, Gamma t girl (or equiva lent) for a school year will receive a congratulatory token, a Alice Wieber Fitzgerald, Beta | one-inch gold coat-of-arms charm. The first awards, announced � � at Convention, were based on the 1966-67 school year. In off- Beatrice Locke Hogan, Nu | Convention the charms will be at Province � years, presented Preston Conferences. Sarah Finley, Kappa I The honorees this year were: Diane Smith (Wisconsin); Su Eta Penelope Murdoch Simonson, % zanne Cox Sue Travener � Llewellyn (Denver); Jan (Idaho); Carol Von Bastien Margaret Marr Marvin, Theta I (CSU); (Washington-St. Louis); Molly � McGregor and Sharon Winsterly (Toronto); Dhoya Foley Evelyn Gooding Dippell, Omicron | (Vanderbilt); Danaze Chambers, Pat Gargett and Cheryl � Thould (Alpha Kappa); Sally Rule (Colorado College); An Ruth Bartels Fox, | Epsilon drea Caldwell (USC); Cindy Williams (Kent State); Carol Gertrude Comfort Morrow, Eta l Kirsch (Bradley); Janis Mutch (Kansas State); Sue Bailey (Oklahoma State); Barbara Tansey (Memphis State); Ethel Margaret Meany Younger, Lambda t and Dinah Lamb Texas and Olcik � Johnson (East State) Caryn Lois McBride Dehn, Lambda * (Tennessee).

Elsie Frisbie Norman, Sigma t

Marguerite Streeter Hornung, Psi � � Do You Know? Olive Gallatin Picard, % Epsilon . . Alpha . that your Gamma Phi Beta pin may be worn on your Mary T. McCurley, Zeta t charm bracelet, on your blouse, on your suit coat�or made into a dinner ring. Ruth Folwell Studley, Rho and Lambda | �� . . . that anyone may purchase a copy of Ideally Speaking, Frances Atwater Lindloff, Psi f the new standards manual. If you have a teenager, you <> will enjoy having her read it. Edith Herrin Watt, Nu S . .. that you may not have your picture identified as a Elizabeth Fee Arnold, Tau * Gamma Phi Beta, in a commercial advertisement (radio, television, newspaper or magazine) without the permis Aleene Carter Thieme, Sigma I sion of the Grand President.

* The fifty-third international Convention approved the . .. that you may pay your alumna dues to your local addition of the last three names to the International t alumnae chapter or directly to Central Office, 630 Green Honor Roll of Gamma Phi Beta. | Bay Road, Kenilworth, Illinois 60043. �

18 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER � 1968 World Putting Queen

Connie Pickett, Beta Epsilon, accepts Jill Bunker the Outstanding Junior award from Dr. Karl E. Limper, dean of Miami Univer sity's College of Arts and Sciences.

During February of last year, Jill Bunker, Beta Upsilon, be came the World Putt-Putt Queen in Florida. Jill's ten-day Connie Pichett Honored vacation trip into Florida during semester break and her vic tory there all started in June of 1967. at Miami Jill won her first competition in a local contest. She was presented with a $50 savings bond and went to Denver in early Constance Rae Pickett, Beta Epsilon at Miami University, was July for the regional contest. honored as that college's Outstanding Junior Woman at the In Denver 15 girls, including two from Kansas, were in the annual student recognition dinner in Oxford in May. competition. The Denver contest was judged on beauty alone, Connie was presented the Bertha M. Emerson award, a de and Jill again emerged victorious. With a $200 first place cash luxe edition of a reference book, by Dr. Karl E. Limper, dean prize for her efforts there, Jill headed for Miami in February. of the College of Arts and Science. Five finalists competed in the Miami contest, where they gave During last spring, Connie was elected to Phi Beta Kappa talent selections, held interviews with the judges, and delivered and Mortar Board and chosen president-elect of the University speeches. Panhellenic Association. Enrolled in Miami's Honor's Program, The third contest was a charm for Jill. She was crowned she is a government major in the College of Arts and Science. "World Putting Queen." Although she didn't have to putt her She has been a member of Concert Board, Miami Chest Board, way to victory. Jill is a better than average golfer. Marlin Club, the People-to-People General Assembly and Al Jill has won $7,000 in prizes including a free trip to Europe. pha Lambda Delta, freshman scholastic honorary. She has been She left last May for a one month around-the-world cruise. Gamma Phi Beta's candidate in Miss Miami and Greek Week Before leaving Florida last February, Jill spent four days queen competitions and has participated in University Theatre filming the TV Parade of Champions in Fort Lauderdale, productions. which appeared on some 70 stations across the country. She The Bertha M. Emerson award is named for a woman who filmed seven shows of the series. served Miami with conspicuous loyalty and leadership from Jill begins her junior year at Kansas State University this 1923 until her retirement in 1949 as assistant dean of women, fall. She is a Sigma Chi Derby Darling, a member of Light and associate director for student affairs. Now associate dean Brigade, the Army ROTC women's auxiliary and Burgandy emeritus, at age 80, she divides her time between New Harbor, Street Singers, a campus music group, presently on a USO tour. Maine and various winter warm spots. �Bev Gerhardt

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THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 19 It All Depends on You!

by Weldon P. Shofstall, Dean of Students Arizona State University

and with the Sophisticated historians admit that the world is in a state of our great personal involvement with people are in an world in which we live." chaos, if not near anarchy. Arnold Townbee says we unconventional Third World War-a war without genocide. The future of fraternities and that of freedom in America Michael Padev, a editor of considerable insight and foreign are linked. If America turns to and career inseparably dictatorship, wrote: ". . . What is at stake is not the political prestige dictatorship IS the inevitable consequence of anarchy, then of French President Charles De Gaulle but the survival of a Gamma Phi Beta, along with other social fraternities, will be Western democratic the of a frontal regime against onslaught so no more. Complacency today means suicide tomorrow for communist attack." Frank editor of National Review Meyer, cial fraternities. wrote: "The prosecution of the war in Vietnam has been vi tiated from the beginning by the internal decay of our attitude Individualism and Collectivism to world communism, our refusal to face the of an by reality The nature of this link between social sororities and the cur enduring challenge to our existence and the existence of our rent student revolutions is obvious if you read "The Panhel civilization." lenic Creed": Almost every major University in America from West coast in one We, the members women's stand Berkeley to East coast Columbia has been challenged, undergraduate of fraternities, or less health, mainte way or another, to surrender the administration more for good scholarship, for guarding of good for nance and to the best our completely to students. Neal A.scherson of the London Ob of fine standards, for serving, of our server Service wrote last May, "This is revolution. What is hap ability, college community. Cooperation for furthering fra in pening in the Sorbonne and the Free University of Berlin, in ternity life, harmony with its best possibilities, is the ideal shall our France, West Germany, Italy and (embryonically) in Britain is that guide fraternity activities. not a mere generation conflict. Nor is it just a fight for univer Sororities which accept such a creed as their only guide sity reform. It is total onslaught on modern industrial society." would fit comfortably in any fascist, socialist, communist or And, I might add, that the tactics are classically communist any other collectivist state. A coUectivist society encourages and the goal is completely nihilistic rather than Utopian. groups which stand only for such ideals as "good scholarship, Students on the left have become more militant and social good health, fine standards, and for service to the college com fraternities have become less relevant to the current scene. munity." Collectivism means anonyminity, and anonyminity Greeks have "dropped out," which means that they have means death to fraternities. Individualism plus a commitment joined the student revolution. Being neutral today is to give to the belief that "A man's reach must exceed his grasp, or aid and comfort to the enemy. what's a heaven for?" is the true concept of fraternity. But, what is the connection between the survival of social By contrast, with the Panhellenic Creed, social fraternities fraternities and the student revolution or the Third World were founded in the spirit of the Judaic-Christian tradition. War? To answer that question, let me quote from the foreword Recently, however, the spirit of the enlightenment and the of your book Ideally Speaking. French revolution hit the American campuses with a dull thud

.. . it to add to the In this changing world, seemed necessary which has currently become the loud roar of a nihilistic stu usual standards book a section dealing with the problems con dent revolution. fronting all of us as we search for the meaning of life. This The social Gospel has replaced the Christian Gospel in the in world has in search for personal identity today's become hearts of many idealistic young men and women. Jaques Mari- with on side. Our tain creasingly difficult, challenges every compu wrote: "Having given up God, so as to be self-sufficient, terized society has all but stifled our very beings. Is escape, in man has lost track of his soul. He looks in vain for himself; he any of its forms, the answer to man's search for his own iden turns the universe upside down trying to find himself; he finds answer is to become involved with and tity? No. The rather, life masks, behind the masks, death." Instead of a brotherhood and to understand oneself. The last section of this book reveals in Christ, we have today a brotherhood in violence.

20 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1968 "Lee Harvey Oswald, James Earl Ray and Sirhan Bishara Sirhan felt they were obeying the dictates of their consciences."

Gamma Phi By publishing Ideally Speaking, Beta has taken the members of your local chapter saying and believing that? I at the For a is a stand crossroads. them, choice imminent. hope you can. If God is dead, fraternities are irrelevant, impo the individual as But will members accept the challenge of tent and illogical. If God is dead in your sorority, you might Ideally Speaking? Aren't many members horrified at the well forget Ideally Speaking. thought that a sorority provides an opportunity to learn, and I have learned that students generally take much the same not just an opportunity for students to enjoy themselves? Un attitude toward religion that they have about education. They less the answer to this question is a determined "No," Ideally feel that neither religion nor education has any serious bear Speaking has been written in vain and you are going to think ing upon the trials and tribulations of everyday life. Only the my remarks are just not your "bag." But, if you want more "creeps" think they go to class to learn anything important or than a social sorority, what must you do? useful. Only the "creeps" think Jesus Christ has anything im My response is that I agree with Oscar Wilde when he wrote: portant, useful or personal for the cool guy or gal. You will "Nothing of importance can be taught. It must be learned." surely agree that the Christian life doesn't seem very "groovy" to many sorority women. And, if that is true, social fraternities Is Man's Conscience His Only Guide? must supplement their present programs or perish. According to a group of students, we are in an age where Young women seem to have two kinds of problems. One is man's conscience is his only guide. They seem never to have the kind which a social sorority can and does help. The other learned that individual conscience does not spring into being kind is the problem of the meaning of life for the individual, full-blown; it is nurtured and bent by years of thought and ex the autonomy and identity, which only the individual can help perience, and by exposure to certain values. The next time us solve. The second is the problems only God can help us someone pressures you to act according to an uneducated and solve. And since most people place more faith in humans than immature conscience, just remember that, if guilty, Lee Harvey in God, their important and most frequent "hangups" are Oswald, James Earl Ray and Sirhan Bishara Sirhan felt they with those problems that only God can help solve. were obeying the dictates of their consciences. There are at least three different worlds on a college cam However, and fortunately, we can read in Ideally Speaking, pus. There is the first world of those women who are members 'The language of the character is behavior." Marshall McLu- of a social sorority. Here, within the sorority, they get both the han puts it: "The medium is the message." moral and social support one gets from others. Here they get If your conscience is to be your guide, if your ideals are to confidence and pride. Here they get external standards. Here be translated into action, you must do more than listen to they get the help that independents envy. them presented by others. You much learn to acquire ideals for Then there is the second world of the great mass of students yourself. You must learn to educate your conscience. Learning who are facing life pretty much alone. Some of them try riots. how to acquire ideals to live by is a new experience and must Others join political groups. Many have hobby groups. But, become a necessary party of sorority life. You must learn to the majority have a few superficial friends and nothing more. solve the personal problems of your life for yourself. No one Life for most of these women is pretty empty. These students else, no matter how filled with wisdom and compassion, can need a sorority badly. They also need the third world. solve these problems for you. In this third world, there are the students who have been So far as I have personally known, social fraternities, during blessed with the knowledge of spiritual power and Christian have found faith in a the past fifty years, have contributed very little to educating love. They living God. There aren't the conscience of students. Consequently, a new kind of soror many of these, so it seems. These students have the happiness ity activity must supplement the present program. This new many sorority women are frantically seeking. But, those in the kind of sorority experience must enable students to learn to third world need a sorority in order to attain maximum from achieve, for themselves, a precious personal autonomy and their education. They need a sorority as badly as the sorority more than needs them. identity. But you must act. You must want to have a social sorority. Without the will, there is no way. With a de In his book. Human Destiny, Nobel prize winner Lecomte sire, nothing is too difficult. Du Noiiy writes: "It is certain that the pure Christian dogma Superficial sisterhood must be replaced by real concern for can no more be absorbed by the majority today than the each other, complete honesty and trust with each other plus theory of relativity. But the crowd can dispense with the idea do of whereas it cannot with love based upon faith in a personal God. These essentials relativity, dispense religion." not exist today in the typical social sorority. They did exist in The American College�A Custodial Institution the sororities of some of your alumnae. In one of his newspaper columns, Sidney Harris stated our cur If God Is Dead rent situation clearly: ". . . The college in America has been a custodial A sorority alumna recently said to me, "My primary purpose huge and expensive institution, devoted to every

but the main of education ... to an in life is to try to know God's will for me and do it to the best thing purpose develop intellectual and to lead the search for human of my ability." Can you imagine an attractive twenty-year-old appetite values

. . . are run for sakes of and university woman saying and believing that? Can you imagine Colleges departments, research and

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 21 grants, and administrative ease, and publicity and fund raising, and keeping the children pure in body if not in mind .. . They "None of us likes are given all kinds of absurd diversions sucli as football and guilt, fraternities to camouflage the fact that they are actually being SO we abolish all laws of decency." treated like babies. The students are painfully aware of this failure�but have been so badly educated that they have no values but violence to oppose it with." Formerly, before our educational institutions ceased to edu cate, social fraternities met a real and important need. Frater have nities used to be, in fact, laboratories for learning how to live. rejected, ignored, or never sought by young people. They been that such truth is irrelevant . . . that The content for living was obtained from the curriculum, the taught mythology God is dead! a or scientist would re church and the home. Students came to college with an edu Only short-sighted stupid or fail to seek to know laws. But, it seems cated conscience. Today the fraternity has become a laboratory ject, ignore physical for us to or fail to seek to know without content. A shell empty of values. Fraternities are, as easy reject, ignore spiritual laws. A delusion of our times is our belief in "situa Sidney Harris says, ". . . absurd diversions to camouflage the major tional ethics" or the "new instead of as our fact that they [students] are actually being treated as babies." morality" using the universal and eternal laws of our universe. Absolutes and tradition are scorned. A vacuum has been guide spiritual "You shall know the truth and the truth will make free" created. A vacuum has never existed and never will exist per you manently. must become the rock upon which Ideally Speaking rests. In order to fill the vacuum created secular educa largely by V. Noble Ends Justify Any Means. (Environmentalism) Cri tion, students have accepted five fatal delusions. Evidence that minality and even the murder of our leaders is a logical conse students embrace these delusions can be plainly seen on cam quence of this belief. None of us wants poverty for anyone, so puses all over America. Any student organization, sorority or our government steals "from each according to ability" and otherwise, which desires to do anything constructive, on any gives "to each according to need" in building a Great Society. campus, must recognize and seek to remove these delusions in None of us wants war so we surrender to those who promise the minds of their members before they can even to do hope us Paradise. None of us likes guilt so we abolish all laws of anything worthwhile. These delusions are unsurmountable bar decency. Those who are victims of this delusion operate on the riers to learning the truth as well as barriers to a of the change false assumption that society makes the man rather than the direction sororities are now traveling. fact that man has free will and creates his own society. To ac The Five Delusions cept just any means for achieving noble ends is to disrespect and disregard the individual. I. An Atheistic Society Can Be as Free as a Theistic One. (Atheism) Evidence for this delusion is the fact that many Summary and Conclusions of Gamma Phi Beta have one or more atheistic or chapters ag Our thesis is that Gamma Phi Beta must, "Ideally Speaking," nostic members. In some are leaders. Better evi cases, they become more than a social sorority. dence is the fact that has been banned from the religion The vacuum created by the failure of higher education must schools without serious Likewise, of us are no objection. many be filled. Educating the conscience must be the mission of the concerned if our longer public officials and legislators are athe modern sorority. ists or agnostics. Communists are militant atheists. But, very The barrier of the five delusions must be removed. The logi few fear a communist take-over of our It people government. cal result of the five delusions is nihilism or a brotherhood of will be futile for to a your sorority begin program, "Ideally violence�on campuses all over the world. Speaking," if many members hold this delusion as truth. The supplemental program must be carried on by students themselves. Only when and if professors and their students II. The World Is Better. We Getting (Progressivism) proudly renew their traditional search for truth can fraternities afford to the in as of point growth technology progress. But, to proof be again nothing more than social organizations. this is a delusion. who doesn't Anyone subscribe to the cult of If this idea is accepted by Gamma Phi Beta, you will become is voted down in elections and non in "progress" persona grata a on leader every campus where there is a chapter. As individ most elite social circles. We are living longer but we have more uals, you will have found meaning in your lives. Personal iden suicides. We have more comforts in life but mankind's practice and will tity autonomy have become real for each of you. You is to make the next war a as soon as generation has grown up will have progressed toward "personal involvement with peo which is not to be able to young enough remember the un and ple with the world in which we live" as so of the last. All we seem to clearly pro pleasantness learn from history is in posed Ideally Speaking. Your sorority will have given you that we don't seem to learn from history. Is this the road to something of great and lasting value long after graduation. progress? Forget your noble plans for renewal in the sorority Gamma Phi Beta, as an organization, will become the result if your members at the shrine of worship progressivism. rather than the creator of individual ideals. Have I been optomistic or pessimistic? It all depends on III. Utopia is Possible. (Utopianism) The appeal of commu you! Without such the future seems dismal. With nists and socialists, and most liberal is the leadership, politicians promise such all of us can leadership, again hope for and realize a sur of "heaven-on-earth." For many people is considered, Utopia vival in freedom. 1) Ti Ti not just a possibility, but a right. Utopia is the Lorelei in the .American mainstream. As as dream of long you Utopia you ABOUT THE AUTHOR as well is the might forget Ideally Speaking. Utopianism great Dr. Weldon Perry Shofstall, dean of students at Arizona Stale of our times. heresy University, was the keynote speaker at the Gamma Phi Beta Con vention in Pasadena last June. A native Missourian, he received his M..\. and Ph.D. at degrees the of Missouri and was dean IV. Truth is If ask av University Every-Changing. (Relativism) you the of administration at Stephens College for several years before going erage student, "What is right?," she will answer either that "it to Arizona State. He is the winner of the Freedom Foundation's George Washington medal and is the autho rot or "whatever conscience dictates." Scientific or numerous articles depends" your and booklets. His renown as a public speaker finds him at the historical truth about human relations and the life are at least one each week good podium night throughout the year.

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Fifty Candles Glow Beta Psi Celebrates At Oregon State University Tenth Anniversary at OSU alumnae returned to the Oklahoma State University cam Sixteen of Chi 39 charter members celebrated the fif Fifty chapter's its tendi last to Beta Psi chapter celebrate tieth anniversary of their installation last April at Oregon State pus February help at the house. as chapter University in Corvallis. From a small local sorority known birthday Nine of the 21 charter members were present: Sue Ann Beta Tau Beta, Chi chapter became the twenty-second chapter Allen Pollett, Parker Strickland, Barbara Bishop Men of Gamma Phi Beta on April 26, 1918. Debby nell, Maritt Taylor Serby, Paul Smith Wilma MacKenzie Hansen was general chairman of the Beverly Jackson, Lydia Gard, Norris Carla Ewell Bock and Judy event and Karon Brewer '69 organized the Greekletter girls. Virginia Mackey, Canfield Dennis. Approximately 200 Gamma Phi Betas registered on Saturday Other who attended the formal recep morning, and after a brunch at the house, were taken on a bus distinguished guests tion were Alice Newman, Beta Psi's first housemother; Ruth tour through the town and campus. An impressive afternoon Ann director; Romerman, initiation service welcomed four new members to the bonds of Kana, province collegiate Janice alumnae director; Zelma Patchin, dean of women at Gamma Phi Beta. For many of the alumnas, this was the first province OSU and a member of Xi Delta; Deupree of the initiation they had seen since their own. Alpha Fay Gamma Phi Beta Foundation Board; Lela Weirich, The Pink Carnation Banquet in the Memorial Union ball past prov ince alumnas director and Maritt and Linda room honored the 50-year members: Ethel Walker Allworth, Beverly Jackson Van of Beta Psi. Dorothy Arriss Bell, Inez Knowles Brown, Frances Brown Cole Kay Fossen, past presidents Beta Psi has come a since that first class in man, Agnes Houck Crowley, Ruth Morton Davis, Myrtle Lin- long way pledge 1958 and now looks forward to the next ten for an even ville Grenfell, Marjory Shelly Leiand, Dorcas Elliott Miller, years more successful Bertha Fisher Romans, Lynette Swenson Ross, Erma Stidd Sie- growth. EowANA Bradley berts. Hazel Hicks Taylor, Bess Jane Achison Tollefson and Peters, Margaret Patterson Tuttle. Presidents Kris Paulson '68 and Crescent Correspondent Nancy Brand '67, presented the charter members with Golden Crescent citations.

Alice Lehman was mistress of ceremonies and Corvallis Woman of Achievement Ethel Walker Allworth responded for the charter members. AWS president and Outstanding Senior, Delta s Special Initiate Marylee Hansen '68, responded for the fiftieth class. On last April 28 Delta chapter at Boston University enjoyed Grand Council's representative to the celebration was Mrs. a new "first" for one of Gamma Phi Beta's oldest W. A. Douglass, province alumnae director. In her banquet ad chapters. For the first time in its Delta initiated into member dress, she spoke about "The Golden Glow," or the light that history. ship a "special initiate." Pledged during her college years, Mrs. the lamp of Gamma Phi Beta has shed on the campus for 50 Richard Bowman, of Fairfield Connecticut, the wonderful years. County joined bonds at an impressive ceremony. University administrators and deans, campus living group evening We are to welcome her into our sisterhood. representatives and Corvallis City Panhellenic representatives proud Alice Kennedy, Delta, came to the chapter house for a formal tea on Sunday. Chair Crescent man Wilma Hansen presented Oregon State University Presi Correspondent dent James H. Jensen with a $500 contribution to an endow ment fund for the Library. All materials purchased from this fund will bear bookplates indicating that they are gifts from Gamma Phi Beta. Any additional contributions to the Anni Attention Omega Alumnje versary Gift will add to the endowment fund. A special Golden Anniversary newspaper was published for Help Omega celebrate its Fiftieth Anniversary and Gamma the weekend. One article cited Chi's past and present Interna Phi Beta's ninety-fourth Founders Day. tional officers and another named eight collegiate members Attend the reunion dinner on Sunday, November 10, at 12:30 in with Gamma Phi Beta moms. The newspaper, however, failed the beautiful Campanile Room in the Me morial to predict that the Banquet entertainment, a Cole Porter med Union on the Ames Campus. For ley sung by the Chis under the direction of Ginny Kletzer, more information, please write to Mrs. Walter Smith would win second place, for the second year, in the annual (Beverly Wertz), III Lynn St., Ames, Iowa 50010. IFC Sing held on Atom's Weekend. Ji ]) 3)

24 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1 968 Grand Council ^P^^"^�L^ Appointments ^'^�W^Ir^^^R --0^K

Judith Ruhl Joan Herzig Mary Walstad Evelyn Brzezinski

Four New Field Secretaries

JUDITH CLAIRE RUHL, an outstanding undergraduate MARY ELLEN WALSTAD graduated last June from Nordi member of Beta Phi chapter of Gamma Phi Beta and a 1968 Dakota State University where she was a member of Alpha honor graduate of Indiana University, brings to her new posi Omicron chapter of Gamma Phi Beta. tion of field secretary a wealth of collegiate administrative ex In the sorority she has served as pledge parliamentarian, vice perience. president and president of the chapter, Panhellenic delegate, While maintaining a GPA of 3.30, she has been a member convention delegate and was elected Gamma Phi's "Ideal Girl" and leader of many campuswide activities. Through all four last year. years of college she has been active in the affairs of the YWCA In the Association of Women Students she has held the posi and the Little United Nations Assembly where she has been a tions of secretary, program coordinator, vice president and na delegate and served as Secretary-General during her junior and tional convention delegate. She has also been active in the senior years. As a member of the Union Board she has served Model U.N., the all-campus promotion "Sharivar" and in the on many committees in that organization. Judy has been American Home Economics Association. The Student Senate at elected to many honorary organizations: as a freshman to NDSU sent Mary to California last summer to a training ses Alpha Lambda Delta; as a junior to Pleiades and as a senior to sion in Human Relations at Chico State College. Mortar Board. She has also been active in the sailing club, the Mary's comments about next year were, "Gamma Phi Beta is quiz bowl team and student government and has served a fabulous sorority today because it's members in the past years Gamma Phi Beta as treasurer for two years. have offered their time and effort to make it so. If we are to In talking about why she would like to be a field secretary, continue to be a great sorority, our generation must also work she said, "I feel that one of the major strengths of Gamma Phi for Gamma Phi Beta. For all that I have received in the past Beta lies in the unity of her members and that one of the best four years from my sorority, I feel a responsibility to repay it methods for promoting this unity is through the sharing of in some way." ideas among the collegiate chapters. The field secretary plays a major role in promoting this Gamma Phi Beta unity." EVELYN JEAN BRZEZINSKI, Gamma Xi, is a 1968 graduate of the University of Tennessee where she received her B.A. de JOAN LESLIE HERZIG, Beta Lambda, received her A.B. de gree in political science. After a year of serving as a field secre gree in speech last June from San Diego State College. She, tary she plans to enter graduate school to work toward a career too, has represented her college and Gamma Phi Beta in many in student personnel services. aspects of college life. On the campus, she has been elected In Gamma Xi chapter she served as Panhellenic delegate, AWS president, a member of Mortar Board, president of the pledge director and president. On campus she was an Associa junior women's honorary and to Sigma Alpha Eta, national tion Senator, served on several Student Government Associa speech and hearing association. tion committees and the executive committee of Student High scholarship and an outstanding activity record are not Forum. As a U.T. Ambassador, she helped present programs her only achievements: She represented California in the na on higher education to high school student bodies across the tional College Queen contest in 1967. (See December 1967 state. issue of The Crescent.) In her leisure moments, Joan loves Evelyn feels strongly that her experience as a charter mem teaching Sunday school, playing in the San Diego Junior Sym ber of a new chapter will be important to her in her work as a phony and reading. field secretary. She writes, "Being a charter member of a In Gamma Phi Beta she has held three chairmanships: schol Gamma Phi Beta chapter, I have experienced not only the arship, public relations and alumnae relations. great sense of accomplishment but also the many problems, and as Of her new position, Joan writes, "There is so much to both large small, which occur a matter of course within new I share, so much to exchange, so much to learn through this so chapters. feel that some of these experiences would rority that it is a privilege to be considered for a position en stand me in good stead in my work next year. And, too, this trusted with these great responsibilities. To become a univer job will afford me a wonderful opportunity to talk to various sity activities advisor is a future goal, but now a desire to share experts in my chosen field and would give me an excellent all that the sorority has to teach is of real importance." background when I enter graduate school." })])])

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER � 1968 25 Thirty-eight smiles radiate the excitement of Gamma Phi's installation at Auburn University.

Baby Chapter, Gamma Phi, Debuts in Dixieland

Lullabied by the melody of "Dixie" and rocked in the cradle- chapters and friends. From Grand Council came a lovely silver land of the Confederacy, a baby Gamma Phi Beta chapter be engraved tray. Province VIII officially welcomed Gamma Phi came Auburn's newest sorority on May 4. Thirty-eight aspiring with a silver punch bowl and engraved tray. pledges were initiated as charter members of the fourteenth New pledges from the ten-week-old-colony's successful spring Phi a group of Greek women at Auburn University. Along with the rush actively participated to make the coming of Gamma collegians, was the installation of 24 enthusiastic alumnae. real "happening" on the Auburn Campus. Having a taste of A week packed with busy days of excitement and bustling the tingling which comes at the termination of a happy pledge- activity was climaxed in the quiet, stately sanctuary of Au ship, the new pledges are eagerly anticipating the day when burn's First Presbyterian Church. Serving as the installing they also will wear the crescent badge. team for the Gamma Phis were the Gamma Xis of the Univer Special appreciation is felt for the Auburn alumnae. Nineteen sity of Tennessee, assisted by Beta Mu of Florida State, years of letters, phone calls, discussions and decisions by Dr. Gamma Alpha of Memphis State, and Alpha Theta of Vander Elizabeth Davis on the local end and Grand Council on the bilt. With the invaluable assistance of field secretary, Bonnie international level, made the Gamma Phi chapter on the roll Allen, the colony was installed as Gamma Phi Beta's eighty- ing plains of Dixie a reality. sixth chapter. The hectic preparation, the solemn beauty of initiation and Saturday night, the new initiates were honred with a formal the good wishes which poured in from chapters across the na at the in Auburn. More than tion all a banquet University Motor Lodge painted "never-to-be-forgotten" memory in the hearts 130 guests were present as Gamma Phi President Nancy Roper of the Gamma Phi chapter. The long awaited weekend ended accepted the charter from Mrs. Ardis Marek. At the banquet, a all too soon, but perhaps one of the most thrilling moments unique combination of 14 Gamma Phi Beta Mother-Daughter came after the guests had gone home and the new sisters had sets were introduced. Later, three new awards were presented. settled back down to classes and studying. While walking Highest Scholarship Award, a silver engraved tray was pre across campus, proudly wearing her shining new badge, a cer sented to Cathy Cummings with a 2.75 average by Mrs. Mal tain Gamma Phi was stopped to be congratulated time after lory of the Atlanta alumnae chapter. A silver engraved Revere time. It's hard to describe the warm glow felt when, after bowl for Most Impro\ed Scholarship was presented by Mrs. being congratulated and wished well, that Gamma Phi hears a Felix Tankersley and Mrs. Carl Benkwith to Debbie Doster for whisper, "Have you seen that sharp Gamma Phi Beta pin?" a The Most 1.36 grade inipro\emeiu. Outstanding Pledge "Yeah, and ya know, they've got a great bunch of girls�never Award went to This was made saw Nancy Roper. presentation by any group so eager to get into the swing of things on cam Mi.ss Elise Berthon on behalf of the Birmingham alumnas. Field pus�They're really gonna make it here!" Bonnie .Allen an award for the Most Out Incidents such as Secretary originated this, along with the many, many sincere .Alumna A black crescent wishes from over standing Pledged. recognition pin good all the Auburn campus have told the was presented to alumna pledge, Mrs. Pearl Sublett. baby chapter that they are welcomely accepted. With incentive afternoon in the cool decor of the new like that-Watch Sunday blue-green out Gamma Phi Beta�we're going to make chapter room, the newest members of the crescent world bub you proud of us. D J> J) bled with southern hospitality at their installation tea. A gift table displayed the many beautiful presents from alumnae. Pat Randall, Cre.scent Correspondent

26 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 KSU Dedicates Judith E. Koonce Hall

Last May Kent State University officials and Gamma Phi Betas gathered to pay homage to an outstanding alumna, Judith E. Koonce, Kent State and Beta Zeta '57. A new 12-story women's dormitory, named in her honor, was dedicated and a portrait of Miss Koonce was presented to the University by the Cleve land alumnas. This in oils Elizabeth Wheeler Judy lost her life ten years ago when she was leading a portrait, painted by Olsen, hangs in the foyer on the new Judith E. Koonce Hall at Kent group of 4-H girls on a hike along the Little Miami river. One State University. 11-year-old girl slipped and fell down a gorge into the river and Judy jumped 45 feet into the water in a futile attempt to Bronze Hero Medal rescue the drowning child. The Carnegie money raised by the three Greater Cleveland alumnas chapters was awarded to her posthumously. of Gamma Phi Beta under the direction of Mary Caldwell. The new Kent State building is the first to be named by the The fund will be adipinistered by the Gamma Phi Beta Foun University for one of its graduates. dation. I Mary Caldwell (Kent State), president of the Cleveland-East At the dedication ceremonies. President White said, "to be Suburban alumnae chapter, spoke to the 300 people gathered come a great center of learning a school must be rich in three for the dedication ceremonies. Mary pledged Beta Zeta with vital areas and inter-related basic resources. Judy and was graduted with her. She gave a biographical vi "One is a student body imbued with the traits and virtues gnette of the 23-year-old heroine before she presented the por Miss Koonce personified. Another is a faculty of gifted scholars trait to Dr. Robert I. White, president of the university. The who care, who encourage and stimulate the intellectual curios painting, done in oil by Elizabeth Wheeler Olsen (Michigan), ity and growth of students. The third is wise and dynamic former Grand President of Gamma Phi Beta, will hang in the leadership that provides philosophic inspiration to all. Those lobby of the dormitory. whom we honor today personify these resources." The Judith E. Koonce Scholarship and its first recipient Following the presentation of the portrait. Beta Zeta under were announced at the dedication. The scholarship, to be graduate sisters of Judith presented two choral numbers in awarded annually by the university, has been established with tribute to their honored sister. J 3) })

Judy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Koonce of Cleveland The undergraduate members of Beta Zeta chapter at Kent were on hand for the ceremonies. Here they are pictured State presented two choral numbers to pay tribute to their with Mary Caldwell, president of the Cleveland alumnce. sister who was honored posthumously.

� 27 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1968 �1|? (gamma ft|t Irta Jnunftatton

Canadian of Lindsey Barbee Fellowship Beta Foundation, rotates among the five chapters The annual on which Gamma Phi Beta has chapters. in value to campuses The 1968 Lind-sey Barbee Fellowship, increased who attained prize of $100 is presented to the senior student $2,000 this year, was awarded to Elizabeth R. Ahlvers, a the highest scholastic average among Panhellenic women. Gamma Phi Beta at Mankato State College in Mankato, The award is named in honor of Dr. Leola Neal, dean of Minnesota. Ontario and a Gamma women at the University of Western With the Fellowship money, Elizabeth began work on the Phi Beta, who has consistently promoted high scholarship doctor of education degree last June at Pennsylvania State among sorority women. University. Her area of concentration will be in the field of reading because, she says, "I feel that the teacher is all-impor Kathryn Winchester Award tant in the success of the reading program." After she receives Carol Sands, a collegiate member of Tau chapter at Colorado her doctorate, she has been invited to return to Mankato State State University, has been awarded the $300 Kathryn Herbert where she has been an instructor in elementary education since Winchester award for continuing education. 1964. This award, established at the 1966 convention by John F. Elizabeth received her high school education in Wayne, Ne Winchester in honor of his wife, is awarded annually to an un braska and her B.A. and M.A. degrees from Colorado State dergraduate student who has completed at least two years of College in Greeley. She has taught in elementary school in Col college work. The terms of the award stipulated that the first orado and Nebraska before the education at joining faculty be from an Arizona where the Winchesters Mankato. recipient chapter, now reside. The grant for 1966-67 was made to Sue Zarkos, Beta Kappa. The Winchesters requested the 1967-68 award be made in Colorado where Kathryn was a member of Theta chapter at Denver University.

Grants-in-Aid

The Gamma Phi Beta Foundation board has endeavored to in crease the grants-in-aid program through the years to members of the Sorority who show outstanding promise. This year two grants for further graduate study were given. Brenda Broz and Elizabeth Spencer, both graduates of the University of Southern California, have been awarded financial grants to assist them in their post-graduate studies. Brenda has been granted $500 to assist her during her final Leola Neal Award semester at Harvard University School of Business where she Joy Benson, a member of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority at the has been working toward her master's degree. Elizabeth was University of British Columbia, is the 1968 recipient of the granted $1,000 to continue her sophomore year in medicine at Leola Neal award for academic excellence. The award was pre Johns Hopkins University. This medical grant was made possi sented in the spring by the president of .Alpha Lambda chap ble through a gift to the Foundation by Florence Sullivan ter of Gamma Phi Beta. (Wisconsin) from the Wisconsin Postgraduate Medicine Foun The Leola Neal Award, administered by the Gamma Phi dation.

Alumnae Opportunity to Serve GAMMA PHI BETA FOUNDATION Date Because the number of scholarships which Box 186 can be granted is directly related to the 630 Greenbay Roard rapidity with which the Foundation is Illinois Kenilworth, able to build its resources, alumna sup is needed. Those who have Enclosed is my contribution to broaden and enlarge the Philanthropic prograra of port urgently the Foundation. not yet contributed to the Foundation's growth may do so by filling in this form .Dollars and mailing it with your check to Central (Checks payable to Gamraa Phi Beta Foundation) Office today. Participation by every member, regard NAME less Chapter of the size of the gift, is the key to our future. Address Street

City State Zip Gifts to the Foundation are Tax Exempt

28 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER - 1968 )'" IN MEMORIAM

Mrs. Edw. G. Albrecht (II '19) Mrs. Louis A. DeMonte (B B '45) Mrs. Frank Letts (A A '15) Mrs. Arthur L. Schrefler (E '11) Heila Eigenbrodt Mary Elizabeth Harker Ina Gillies Edna Luke Lincoln, Neb. Skyesville, Md. Ottawa, Canada Joliet, III. Died March 1968 Died April 1967 Date of death unknown Died May 1968 Mrs. Mary Lee Dodge (B A '42) Mrs. A. Smith A Mrs. Flynn Andrew (0 '20) Miss Susan Irene Lobel A '68) (A '19) Mary Lee Rebber (F Marion Herbert Englewood, Colo. Daisy MacGregor Newport Beach, Calif. Welland, Ontario Great Neck, L.I., N.Y. Died April 1968 Died. May 1968 Date of death unknown Died April 1968 Mrs. Theodore H. Erb (A I Miss Marian Lynch (A B '42) '43) Mrs. Ralph Smith (A '18) Mrs. W.W. Beck (P '17) Virginia Nahas Grand Forks, N.D. Margaret Wayland Miriam Miller Newport Beach, Calif. Died March 1968 Coupeville, Wash. Phoenix, Ariz. Died 1968 Died 1967 Died 1968 Mrs. Dorothy S. McComber (X '35) April Mrs. Robt. Fitzgerald (B '16) Strahorn Mrs. R. Smith Alice Weiber Dorothy James (T '63) Mrs. Everett Brown (H '10) Fullerton Calif. Stanton Wauwatosa, Wis. Joy Lynne May Morgan Died March 1968 III. Died March 1968 Winnetka, Ann Arbor, Mich. Died August 1967 Died November 1967 Miss Anne Formico (B 0 '56) Mrs. R. B. McCuUar (* '31) Mrs. Stevenson A San Jose, Calif. Thelma Irene Porter Sydney (A '32) Mrs. Ralph Bruce (K & E '05) Died March 1968 Oklahoma City, Okla. Mary Simpson Bernice Works Died Toronto, Canada Mrs. Russell Frost (K '23) April 1968 Minn. Date of death unknown Minneapolis, Katherine Cashman Died 1967 Mrs. Robt. N. Mahoney (E '44) Minnetonka Beach, Minn. Mrs. Carter Stroud (A H '36) Pat Zirckel Died 1967 Lenore Skinner Mrs. R. S. Cass I Park 111. (A '57) Ridge, East Palestine, Ohio Piersol Miss Anita Gellert (0 '23) Died 1968 Marilyn May Died March 1968 Azusa, Calif. Chicago, 111. Miss Genevieve Died April 1968 Died 1968 Morgan ('I' '31) Mrs. David Sutherland (B N '51) Oklahoma Okla. Mrs. C. Hassard (A A '26) City, Hester Mudgett Mrs. M. I. A Died Chaplin (A '29) Beatrice Focx April 1968 Denver, Colo. Luttrell Alice Canada Date of death unknown Toronto, Mrs. Milton B. Morse E Shawnee Kan. (A '28) Mission, Date death unknown of LaVerne Rodee Mrs. Roscoe C. Walker Date of death unknown (0 '16) Mrs. A. G. Isbister (A A '37) Phoenix, Ariz. Artie Lee Gorsuch Mrs. Chas. Cresswell (A '44) Jean S. Bell Died March 1968 Denver, Colo. Betty Lou Hallock Burlington, Ontario Died 1968 Mrs. R. E. Wichita Falls, Tex. Date of death unknown Opel (fi '19) Verna Selden Mrs. Charles E. Wilson (B T '26) Died April 1968 Miss Sharon Lois Jones (T '70) Mo. Liza Jane Stephenson Wichita, Kan. Jefferson City, Died March 1965 Lubbock, Tex. Miss Marion G. Currie (A A '50) Died April 1968 Date of death unknown Toronto, Canada Miss H. Joanne Kupiec (A T '64) Miss Carmel Riley Date of death unknown (H '07) Mrs. Thos. H. Wolfrum II Bristol, Pa. Calif. (B '60) Berkeley, Laurel Rardin Died March 1965 Died April 1968 Mrs. F. H. DeGroat (B '98) Rome City, Ind. Mrs. Donald H. Lansing (K '16) Mary Young Mrs. Theo. T. Rinehart Died March 1968 Ruth Eaton (0 '25) Duluth, Minn. Anna Katherine Winne Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Miss Iva Wright (A A '19) Date of death unknown Kansas Mo. Died 1968 City, Toronto, Canada Date of death unknown Date of death unknown Mrs. Robert O. Deming (A E '32) Mrs. Carl Leithe (S '35) Betty Brooks Helen Neely Miss Michela Wilma Roth (T '68) Miss Diane Kaori Yamaio (T '70) Honolulu, Hawaii Spokane, Wash. Sturgis, S.D. F.P.O. San Francisco Died February 1968 Died March 1968 Died May 1968 Died April 1968

Alice Weiber Fitzgerald, Grand President 1940-46 Alice Weiber Fitzgerald (Beta '16), Grand President ot historian until 1939 when she became Chairman of Expansion Gamma Phi Beta from 1940 through 1946, died of a heart ail and a member of Grand Council. ment on March 23 in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Elected Grand President at the 1940 convention in Washing A life-long worker for Gamma Phi Beta, Mrs. Fitzgerald ton, D.C, Mrs. Fitzgerald brought to her office a combination began her long record of accomplishments while an undergrad of serious, thoughtful direction well spiced with a keen sense uate student. After completing two years at Wellesley, she of humor. Shortly after World War II was declared in 1941, all transfered to the University of Michigan where she became an conventions were banned for the duration. When Mrs. active member of Beta chapter,^ Phi Beta Kappa and Mortar Fitzgerald finally retired as Grand President six years later, the Board. After receiving her B.A. and M.A. degrees, she married delegates at the 1946 Convention in Bretton Woods gave a Dr. Robert E. Fitzgerald. standing ovation to Alice Weiber Fitzgerald, who led them In 1932 she was named scholarship chairman of Gamma Phi proudly through the difficult war years with fortitude and Beta, where for three years she led the undergraduates to strive efficiency. for scholarship as an individual cultural development rather Gamma Phi Beta extends its gratitude and sincere sympathy of statistical to to all members of Mrs. than a dogged pursuit standings. From 1935 Fitzgerald's family. 1938 Mrs. Fitzgerald was director of Province IV and served as

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The University of Northern Iowa

The University of Northern lowa's Mother's Day weekend will The pledging ceremony was followed by a tea and reception, long be remembered by the 52 girls who were once members of which had been arranged by Mrs. Q. W. Wallace, Mrs. Ste the Delta Delta Phi local sorority. There was a certain nostal phen Thorpe, and other local Gamma Phi Beta alumnae. At gia in the group as they sang their local songs to their mothers this time the new pledges had an opportunity to meet Marilyn for the last time and a great sense of anticipation on Sunday, Bachnik, the field secretary who will be with them until instal April 28, when they became the Gamma Psi colony of Gamma lation; Mrs. Robins Hawthorne, the province collegiate director, Phi Beta. and other Gamma Phi Beta alumna: from Des Moines. The new As the prospective pledges arrived at the Cedar Falls Wom pledges were entertained by the girls from Omega chapter with en's Club in the early afternoon, they were led upstairs where their favorite Gamma Phi songs; the new pledges quickly Mrs. Charles S. Simons, Director of Expansion, and Gamma changed some of their local songs to Gamma Phi Beta in re Phi alumnas from Cedar Falls and Waterloo chatted with the sponse to the Omega serenade. girls. Excitement mounted as 21 alumna: of Delta Delta Phi As the afternoon ended, the girls returned to campus along from the Cedar Falls�Waterloo area joined the collegiate with their Gammy-Bugs, which the Gamma Pi chapter at Man members for the pledging ceremony. One recently married kato State College had sent with Marilyn to convey their con alumna was so excited that the started to line up alphabeti gratulations to our newly formed colony. cally by her maiden name rather than by her married name! The new colony is looking forward to their installation as When all had arrived, they were taken into the main room, the Gamma Psi chapter of Gamma Phi Beta late in the fall. where the president Rita McCarthy, of the Omega chapter from Iowa State University, presided over the ceremony. Margaret Pettengill

Nineteen alumncs (pictured here among Ihe collegians) complete the Gamma Psi colony of Gamma Phi Beta. Footlights and Feathers FOOTLIGHTS AND FEATHERS by Mary Orr and Reginald Denham (Pageant Press, 111 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. 10003). A trip around the world, a Broadway play, fabulous feathered friends and a two-author liter ary device make Footlights and Feathers a delightful travel book. Mary Orr Denham (Syracuse '33) relates with glee the trials and tribula tions in starring in the Broadway success Never Too Late in Australia and New Zealand. Her husband, Reginald, an avid ornithologist, traveled with her to have a closer look at the rarae aves of Down Under. They decided to make a complete trip around the world and include Hawaii, Hongkong, Bangkok, India, Cairo, Rome and London before returning to New York. Rather than collaborating, the Denhams have written the book as two separate people�each commenting upon or supplementing the impressions of the other. The result is personal and intimate. Mary, as a New York actress and the wife of a Broadway director and playwright, is well equipped to compare the theatres of Australia, New Zealand and America. The book is sparked with humorous insights into the life and problems of being a celebrity abroad: appearances on TV and radio shows, speeches to local ladies clubs and interviews with the none- too-cosmopolitan press. She lends her feminine touch to descriptions of the hotel accommodations (both the plush and the primitive), the difficulties of a mink coat customs and the local foods. getting through Mary Orr found excitement and adventure when in de Mr. Denham, turn, gives superb and thoroughly knowledgeable she starred in Never Too Lale in Australia. Her of the and wildlife. for nature takes him armchair scriptions countryside His love new book will appeal lo travelers, from formal botanical gardens to wild and remote parts of the land as he theatre bufFs and bird watchers. seeks an up-close view of rare, exotic and unusual birds. The passion of the bird watcher shines through his accounts. Mary and Reginald Denham are two well-known personalities on the Broadway scene. Since their marriage they have collaborated in writing many plays produced in London and New York. As an actress, Mary has appeared in many plays, TV and radio productions. As a writer, she has published two successful novels and a great many short stories which have Books appeared in the leading women's magazines. Her novelette, published in Cosmopolitan Magazine under the title "Eve Harrington," was later made into the Oscar-winning movie "All About Eve," for which she received the by Screen Writers' Guild Award. Mr. Denham has directed successful New York plays: The Bad Seed, Dial Gamma Phi Betas "M" for Murder, The Two Mrs. Carrolls and Hostile Witness. He has contributed numerous articles to ornithological publications and has had many short stories and one book published. Armchair travelers, theater buffs and nature lovers will delight in Foot lights and Feathers.

Setting up a Science Project SETTING UP A SCIENCE PROJECT by Ann Stepp (Prentice-Hall, Inc.). .According to the junior high school teacher-author, a science project is not a construction or art project. It is not an enlarged model or drawing. It is not or a model volcano. working up a plastic model from a hobby kit building It is not the display of an impressive piece of scientific equipment, nor a and copy of the solar system. It is not a report copied from an encyclopedia a chart copied from a book. Having explained in the foreward of her book the many things that a science project is NOT, Ann Stepp launches into a highly readable account of the positive aspects of her subject matter. The solving of a problem or the demonstration of a principle is the purpose of any science exhibit. The author cites several examples. But, she says, the market place has shown the importance of good packaging and she deals at length with proper and and The cost of effective ways to display demonstrate any given project. materials and safety measures are covered in the book. Ann (Oklahoma) received her B.S. degree in education at Oklahoma University and her M.A. from Chapman College in Orange, California. She is chairman of the science teachers in Garden Grove, California, and with Britannica on a series is the is currently collaborating Encyclopedia filmstrip Making a science project interesting sub new fexf book. on science projects. ject of Ann Stepp's

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 31 Profiles

Lane Carlson, A Lady Bird-Colonel

of the diancellor of the University and Mrs. Warren Hearnes, wife of the governor of the state. Lane, currently the information officer at Fort McClellan, Al abama, was selected last April by a board of general officers convened in Washington, D.C, to consider, for the first time in the history of the corps, WAC lieutenant colonels eligible for promotion. Her promotion will come under the provisions of a law en acted late last year guaranteeing equal promotion and retire ment opportunities to women in the armed services. A 25-year veteran of Army Service, Lane enlisted in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps in February 1943 at Ft. Des Moines, Iowa and was graduated from Officer Candidate School there in June. Since her first as assistant information The Centennial Girl ot tlie Univtrbit/ of Missouri greets assignment public officer at she has served all tours of Colonel Lane Carlson as she returns to her alma mater Camp Butner, N.C, duty overseas in to be honored as an outstanding alumna. in the information field, including duty Tokyo, Japan and Heidelberg, Germany. Lieutenant Colonel Lane Carlson, president of Alpha Delta She holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from the Uni chapter of Gamma Phi Beta at the University of Missouri in versity of Missouri and a master of arts degree in communi 1940-41, has been named one of the first six officers of the cations and journalism from Stanford University, Palo Alto, Women's Army Corps to be selected for promotion to colonel. California. Almost simultaneously with the announcement of her pro A graduate of the Command and General Staff College, Lane motion Lane received word that she was to be honored by the served in the Office of Public Affairs at Headquarters, U.S. University of Missouri as one of its outstanding alumnas who Army Europe, Heidelberg before being assigned to Ft. Mc has made distinguished contributions to her generation. The Clellan in January 1967. honors convocation took place early in May in Columbia, Mis Scheduling of promotion of the WAC officers selected for souri, where Lane and other honored alumnae were special colonel will follow promotion of previously selected male lieu guests at the climax of a year-long celebration of the Centen tenant colonels. At that time, dates of rank will be adjusted nial of the admission of women to the university. In Columbia and the women officers will be placed in proper sequence on she was a guest at a luncheon given by Mrs. John Schwada, wife the colonel's promotion list.

Margie Jo Smith, Oklahoma Counselor

Margie Jo SmiUi (Oklahoma City) has been named an "Outstanding Young Woman of America for 1967." This title is bestowed annually on women, between the ages of 21 and 35, who have distinguished themselves in civic and professional activities. She graduated magna cum laude from Oklahoma City University and later received her master's degree from Central State College in Edmond. A health and physical education ^B^"^'^ she has teacher, also taught radiologic technology at a local hospital. In 1967 she was awarded a scholarship to the NDEA and Guidance Institute and is now a I Counseling ^�^ counselor in junior high school. � In 1965 Margie Jo was named to Who's Who in Greater Oklahoma City. She belongs to Delta Kappa Gamma (honorary education), the local Guidance Association, and is secretary of the Oklahoma City University Alumni Board. In Gamma Phi Beta she has served on the Beta Omicron corporation board and as 0 alumna social adviser, standards and scholarship adviser to Beta Omicron. And in her time? You'll find spare her square dancing about twice a week. Ih Dorothy L. Cross, ^^^^E I^^K ^^^^hR , -ii Crescent Correspondent Margie Jo Smith

32 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 Profiles . . .

Helen Schleman

Retires as Dean of Women Af Purdue University

Dean Schleman will devote more of her lime lo her pel project. Span Plan.

After 21 as Purdue dean of Helen B. years University's women, from Northwestern University in 1924, a master's degree in hy Schleman shucked her administrative duties (Northwestern) giene and physical education from Wellesley College in 1926 July I to concentrate on her favorite mission�keeping women and a master's degree in psychology and education from Pur from going to seed intellectually. due in 1934. Under her new she will work half-time as a responsibility, While teaching physical education at Ohio State University counselor in what she calls her Plan� ed in special Span planning 1926-32, Miss Schleman introduced group instruction in ucation for the entire life of women. This new will span duty golf. Her textbook on Group Golf Instruction was published give her time to concentrate added emphasis on the job of in 1934. mature women who have returned to the counseling university She spent four years during World War II in Washington in to resume their education, wives of stu the Coast interrupted including Guard Women's Reserve (SPARS), first as assistant dents. director and later as director. She attained captain's rank and has been the one on which is con "Our office agency campus received a commendation from the Secretary of the Navy. with women's new life cerned particularly interpreting pat On the national level. Dean Schleman served on the educa terns to women students and them to make individual, urging tion committee of President Kennedy's Commission on the Sta Dean Schleman said. "This is in long-term plans," important, tus of Women, and she was one of the women Mr. Kennedy of their outside the home for light probable employment many invited to the White House to discuss civil rights. She is a of their lives� after 35 or 36, when their years especially age member of President Johnson's Committee on Employment of children will all be in school." probably the Handicapped. She served three years on the Defense Advi have such a Dean Schleman and her staff already program sory Committee on Women in the Services and received the going in cooperation with Mortar Board. Using donated funds, Army's Distinguished Civilian Service Award. the to students' wives to them re program gives grants help Miss Schleman once served as a judge of the Miss America sume their educations through part-time study. Miss Schleman Pageant in Atlantic City. She had asked the advice of Purdue avert educational calls it one small aid in helping young wives President Frederick L. Hovde on accepting the assignment and obsolescence during their child-rearing years. was told: "Do it. I've never been opposed to mixing beauty She also will work on a program, set up 16 years ago, to help and brains." freshman women adjust to university life through small group With her predecessor. Miss Schleman published Your Best conferences. Mortar Board members in counseling participate Foot Forward, a book on social usage for young people. It was these conferences. based on their nationwide survey, in which hundreds of out When Miss Schleman became dean of women in Pur 1947, standing students, both men and women, were asked about ac women students out of a enroll due had only 2,097 Lafayette cepted social practices on college campuses. ment of 14,060. That figure dropped to 1,657 after postwar en Miss Schleman has served as president, vice president and rollments waned to a 1951 low mark, but the number since treasurer of the National Association of Women Deans and then has quadrupled to 6,825 this year, out of a main campus Counselors and as president of that group's Indiana a.ssocia- total enrollment of 23,370. tion. At Purdue she has served as president and vice president Her service to Purdue actually dates back to 1934, when she of the University Club and is a member of the University Sen became Purdue's first women's residence hall director. In her ate's Student Affairs Committee. Purdue's Mortar Board chap 13 years in that job, she developed the program of using grad ter named one of its four-year scholarships for undergraduates uate and undergraduate students as hall counselors. She also in her honor. developed and directed Purdue's training school for house She is listed in Who's Who in America and Who's Who of mothers for fraternities, sororities and residence halls. One of American Women. the earliest and best known training schools for mature Miss Schleman's articles on women's education, student hous women, it was used as a pattern for similar schools set up later ing and extra classroom education have appeared in the Jour in the Midwest and in the Pacific Northwest. nal of the National Association of Women Deans and Counsel A native Hoosier, Miss Schleman attended school in Valpar ors, National Mortar Board Quarterly and publications of the aiso. She received a bachelor's degree in English literature Intercollegiate Association of Women Students.

THE CRE CENT OF CAIAIAA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 33 The Eyes of Texas Are Upon Nancy Tieken Hein

Nancy Tieken Hein (Texas '54) was named Texas Outstand ing Young Clubwoman at the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Convention held in .Austin last May. Bi-annually the TFWC names a member to this honor. Nancy won the Out standing Clubwoman .Award at the .Alamo District Convention of the TFWC in March through her project of which she is chairman, "Clear Corners and Clean Curbs." She was entered in Helen Moore Torrence Helen Douglas Brazil the contest by the San Antonio Women's Federation. The "Clear Corners" project was in cooperation with the General Federation's Improvement Program in which club women survey the needs of their communities. The clubs From East to West choose projects in fields of education, conser\ation, beautifica tion, health or improving conditions for youth. As President of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Bexar County They Do the Best Pharmaceutical Association, Nancy has been busy coordinating their 1968 state convention in San Antonio and Hemisfair. She Helen Moore Torrence served as vice chairman of the women's activities of the con Last winter the Oriando-Winter Park (Florida) alumna: gath vention. Recently she was re-elected as a three-year state direc ered at the Alpha Mu chapter house at Rollins College to pre in tor of this organization; she has also served as vice president, sent a Golden Crescent award, for 50-year membership Helen treasurer, and historian of the local auxiliary. Gamma Phi Beta, to one of their outstanding alumnas, Other services that Nancy performs are: corresponding secre Moore Torrence (Syracuse '19). tary of Woman's Club of San Antonio, treasurer of the Carou Helen received her A.B. degree from Syracuse University sel Round Table of the Woman's Club, and vice chairman of where she became a member of Alpha chapter. She later their constitution revision committee, a charter member of the earned her master's degree at Stetson University and did work Woman's Pavillion at Hemisfair, director of the Beautify San toward her doctorate at the University of Florida. Antonio Association, San Antonio Womens Federation, San She has served as president of the A.AUW in Orlando-Win Antonio Musical Club, San .Antonio Conservation Society, St. ter Park and as president of the Florida division of that organi John's Lutheran Church�served as delegate to the Annual zation. She is a past president of the Friends of the Library Convention of the Southern District of the American Lutheran and holds memberships in DAR, the women's auxiliary of Or Church in April 1968 held in New Orleans as well as April ange Memorial Hospital and the Board of Civic Music. The 1967 in Austin. Exchange Club of Orlando presented her with their Golden Nancy attended schools in Austin and graduated witli a bach Deeds award. elor of science degree from the Uni\ersity of Texas where she Helen Brazil was a member of Alpha Zeta chapter of Gamma Phi Beta She Douglas Helen Brazil is one of the San is married to Robert Hein and they have one daughter, Lisa, Douglas outstanding Jose alumnae who has contributed to her who is three years old. continuously community Betty Tieken Pieper (Texas), and Gamma Phi Beta. Houston alumna Born in Salt Lake City, Helen completed her education at UCLA and became a member of Alpha Iota chapter. Since the summer of 1952, Helen has been an active member of the San Jose alumnae serving her sorority as secretary and ARC chairman for three years. Internationally, Helen has taken on many responsibilities yf^^fm^i^ and achievements. Her numerous Gamma Phi offices have in cluded state membership chairman, province director and assis tant to collegiate vice president. In addition to her Gamma Phi work, Helen has found time to contribute to many local activities. She has served as Presi dent of the Women's Auxiliary to the Saratoga Federated Church, has been on the Board of Directors for the faculty wi\es of San Jose State and was president of the Saratoga PTA. Helen, is the wife of Burton Brazil, who has the distin honor guished of being the first mayor of Saratoga. He has served on the Saratoga City Council for the past eight years. Home and children play a major role in Helen's life. Her oldest son Wayne, a Stanford graduate, is attending Harvard

� school. a on Stanford Nancy Hein she keeps graduate John is junior the c.inipus in it cleon in San Antonio. Germany at Stuttgart. Ann and Lynn are in high school.

34 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1 968 (( Fashion History Repeats Itself, Says Florida Educator

The tent dress is really not so new. And neither are long dan gling earrings or see-through blouses or the current style in sweaters. Last summer Alberta Gary Jackson (Hollins '27) made a great many startling discoveries on a six-week art-history tour of Latin America. The only educator in Florida so honored. Alberta was sponsored on the tour by the art department of the University of Georgia and the National Endowment for Humanities. In Mexico Alberta saw the wide tent-style dresses carved in stone and plaster on the sides of ancient monuments that dated back 2,500 years. The same type garment is still worn by old and young alike in both Mexico and Guatemala. "The country women have lived and dressed very much the same way for thousands of years and don't seem to want to they Holding up a see-fhrough lacy sweater. Alberta she said. change," Jackson discusses what fhe well-dressed Latin The made of long dangling earrings, mostly beads and seeds, American women have worn for fhe last 2,000 have been in for more style than two millenniums�and they're years. still popular today. A wine colored wool quezquemtl she bought in Mexico is very like the knitted see-through sweaters, a high fashion mode large as those in Egypt," Alberta said. Some she climbed were last fall. Indian women today and in 200 B.C. wore the capes as high as 210 feet and date back to about 535 B.C. for warmth. While Alberta brought back many souveniers and wider edu On the tour the Jacksonville teacher visited eight sites of an cational background, she said she also lost something climbing cient peoples in Mexico and Guatemala and climbed several over and crawling through the stone monuments and pyra monuments at each site. mids. "People don't realize it, but some of those pyramids are as "Ten pounds," she said, smiling proudly.

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Selected for their outstanding scholastic achievements at least 36 Gamma Phi Betas have been elected to member ship in Phi Beta Kappa.

The Crescent salutes one of the baby chapters. Gamma Tau at St. Louis University, and one of its old established chapters. Alpha Theta, at Vanderbilt University, for and .seven Merritt Woolen claiming eight members, respectively, in Phi Vanderbilt Beta Kappa.

Ei'SiLON�Northwestern University Kay Mh.lf.r Merle Markwith Susan Kraft Marcia Perry Mary Hurn ^T\�Unix>ersity of California Lorraine Tremblay Naida Harlow Andrea Hammond Diane Wilder Beta Epsilon�M/ami Universily Lynn Kroun Merrht Wooten Trisha Haldeman Theta Alpha Iota� UCLA Peggy Goodenow Marv Virginia Kennedy Stephana Roth Connie Pickett Pi� Universitv of Nebraska Gale Phillips Beta Phi�Indiana Universily Jennifer Marshall Alpha Omicron�NorZ/j Dakota State Univer Nancy Wesselman SiCMA� University of Kansas sity Gamma Tau�Sf. Louis University Deanell Reece Sue Jaeger Diane Barwe Alpha Epsii.on� University of Arizona Alpha Vrs\LON�Pennsylvania State Jackie Deveny Lynn Radmacher Pat Ernst Daria Disch Alpha 7.eta� University of Texas Alpha Phi�Co/orarfo College Joan Meyer Susan Denson Karen Chadwick Judy Wagner Alpha Theta�Vanderbilt University RONNA Matsch Kathy Reilly .Adinah Brown Alpha Chi�William and Mary Terry Tegler Carson Dhoya Foley Diana Barocco Sue McCarthy

36 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER - 1 968 Nancy Wesselman Peggy Goodenow Trish Haldeman Connie Pickett Indiana Miami Miami Miami

Stephana Roth Gale Phillips Mary Virginia Kennedy Andrea Hammond UCLA UCLA Denver California

Kafhy Reilly, Jackie Deveny, Judy Wagner Diane Karen Chadwick Joan Meyer, Barwe Ronna Matsch SI. Louis Colorado College

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 37 fnortar (/boards

in leader Selected for their contributions to campus life these Gamma Phi .ship, scholarship and cili/cnship are in Mortar Board, Betas, newly tapped for mcinliership senior women's honorary.

Wil The Crescent salutes Alpha Chi at the College of liam and Mary and Beta Epsilon at Miami University for six members in Mortar Board; and Pi at the Univer and sity of Nebraska, Chi at Oregon State University five members. Beta Rho at the University of Colorado for

Elizabeth Johnson, Beta Eta at Bradley University, is a mem ber of Mortar Board and has been named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni'versifies.

Beta Pi�Indiana Stale Universily Beta� University of Michigan Dian Wohl Poujade Barbara Long EUen Heyboer Psi� University of Oklahoma Kay Schuiz Ep&ilon�Northwestern University Carol Clausing Beta Rho� of Colorado Barbara Bishop Diane Herrmann Universily Lynne Abdnor Eta� of California Margo Hilfinger University Liz Crosby Guibert Omega�7ou;a State University Judy Nancy Fitzpatrick Andrea Hammond Jane Breckenfelder Debby Kerner Alpha Epsilon� Theta� t/n/i;eri/(y of Denver Cathie Donham Donna Black Judie Jones Beta Sigma� Washington Slate University Lynn Radmacher Kavpa� Universily of Minnesota Urdal Sally Simmons Joan Joanne Ellis Norma Jo Scott Alpha ZcTA-Universily of Texas hAMUDA� Universily of Wasfiington Sue Rutherford Susan Denson Kathy Adam Beta TAv-Texas Tech Alpha Eta�Ohio Wesleyan Universily Kathy Waltz Judy Mixon Julie Edwards Nu� University of Oregon Sherrill Reagan Vatiderbill Kathy Jacobsen .Alpha Theta� Universily Julie Ryan Claire Laukhuf Marshal Umbcnhaur Beta Upsilon�ATansa,? State University Cathy Yaeger Jean Temple Carolyn McKinley Betsy Urban Jean Grey Jean Ryan Nor(/i Dakota State Omicron�University of Illinois Alpha Omicron� Sandy Sanders Susan Moun Tara Kost Beta Phi�Indiana Linda Reinan University Pat Johnson Karen Clark Pi� University of Nebraska Alpha Cm� William and Mary Charles Ratliff Jo Christensen Carol Bender Judy Ruhl Lynn Grosscup Bobbie Grove Nancy Wesselman Mahar Liz Judy Ramsey Beta Psi� Oklahoma State Necia Meumaster Gale Gibson University Danielle Roemer Tritt Cheryl Marilyn Giorgio Coiner Merel Markwith Cheryl Rho� University of Joxoa Gamm.\ Delta� f/n;iie?ii7)j of Diane Hawkinson Beta Epsilon�M/ami University Wyotning Sally Mathes Sitc.M A� Kansas Linda Gordon University of Linda Cheatham I'atly Mills Trisha Haldeman Gamma the Deanell Reece Kaye Koenig THETA-Universily of Pacific Claudia Merrick Vm�Washington (St. Louis) Jane Pepple Connie Pickett Muriel Anne Ponder Diane Carson Diane Walter Marsha Wilson Claudia llll)iight Beta Kappa�Arizona State Gamma 'S.i�U of Tennessee CiH�Oregon State University University niversity Schneider Stafford Lynne Hallstrom Sandy Kay Sondra Jo .Anne Speckhavt Welmslcy Gamma Sigma� Western Michigan University Debbie Kcnnedv Beta Lambda�."Jon Diego State University Pat Hunt Kriss Paulson Joan Herzig Linda Taylor

38 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 rvloftar (/boards Norma Joscolf Joan Urdal Sue Rutherford Washington State Washington State Washington State

Kris Paulson Dian Poujade Debbie Kennedy Oregon State Oregon State Oregon State

Evie Rice Addy Alderson Barb Severin Northern lowa Northern lowa Northern lowa

McKinley, Jan Ryan, Sandy Sanders Lynn Abdnor, Debbie Kerner, Liz Crosby Kay Wythe Carolyn Colorado Indiana State Kansas State

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 39 '\ IfvloAar ()Soctrd5

Necia Neumeister Cheryl Tritf Nebraska Nebraska

Judy Guibert Sandra Walmsley Sandy Schneider Danielle Roemer Cheryl Coiner California Arizona State Arizona State Oklahoma State Oklahoma State

Jane Pepple Diane Walter Diane Carson Carmela Madden Betty Bishop Miami Miami Washington-St. Louis East Texas State Oregon

Betsy Urban Claire Laukhuf Jean Temple Kay Stafford Priscilla Williams Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Tennessee Northern Arizona

tinda Taylor Pot Hunt Judie Jones Susan Moum Diane Hawkinson Western Michigan Western Michigan Denver North Dakota State lowa

40 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 Edited by Dianne Burdick Edmondson, CLapiert. M,^^rsronord S^ectiion Collegiate Assistant Editor Council, Big Chum, Academic Communication Individual Honors: � ALPHA Syracuse Corps, Operation Volunteer Judy Alford�Entertainment Chairman Barbara �Goon La Belle Allen� secretary Barbara Allan�Lambda Sigma Sigma (junior Riley Squad, Corps, Kathy Recording WAA Records Chairman, Chum Barb Arras�Freshman Leadership Conference women's honorary). Big Chum, Orange-Aid Big Rutt�Dean's List, Chum Ashenbrenner�Treasurer Directory) Mary Big Kathy (freshman Carole Schloesser� �Parliamentarian Atwood Onondagan staff�organizations Angel Flight Jan Balgeman Sally Sally Shaw�Sophomore Executive Council, Marilyn Barnes�Chapter Historian, Exchange Ed (yearbook) Lambda women's honor itor ot Syllabus Laurie Baum� Flight Sigma Sigma (junior Angel and Central Commit Barrath� assistant Rush Chairman � Kathy Kate Dean's List, Semester in Amster ary), Canterbury Steering Chapter Beardsley � tee, Sue Bauer Parade, Pledge Clans dam Orange Pages Homecoming Diane Simcock� Chum, Universitas President, Show-Wardrobe Carol Dean's List, Church Fellowship, Big Touring Dolphin Bollinger� and Association Sue Bibow� Show chorus Chum Rallying secretary Dolphin � Big Smith� '70, fire marshal Barb Mortar Board, AWS Representative � Bishop Toni Boutin President o� her cottage, Syrafins, Kathy Projection Linda Smith�Zeta Phi Eta to Senate, Northwestern Political Convention '70 (speech honorary). Rrojection Council, Rho Delta Phi (en- Chairman, junior � Delegate outstanding Lauri Braman Poster Contest chairman Speech Advisory Winning �Gilbert and Sullivan Guild Executive Calderwood�Goon Squad glish honorary). Young Republicans campaign Cindy Boyd Candy chairman, Club chairman. Board, Ball Court � Navy Elaine Junior Woman Outing publicity Outstanding � Capizzi Dean's List Dorothy Brown of Willard Hall Award trom Panhellenic, Lambda Sigma Sigma Secretary � and Carol Starner� Award, New Brown Vice President women's honorary). Eta Pi Upsilon (se Outstanding pledge Nancy Chapter (junior man Times nior women's Executive Efficiency honorary), Junior � Ann �Second in Sandy Carson Director Gilbert and suUivan Council, Panhellenic publicity chairman. Or Mary Thompson Highest Average Liberal Arts freshmen class. Guild, Co-Director Show id-associate editor. Winter Weekend Orange Page Dolphin pub � ange-/^ Tomlinson�House President, Italian Club, Susan Craft Daniel Bohnbright Memorial Schol chairman. Parent's Weekend, Homecom Lyn licity AWS Guide arship, Phi Beta Kappa Weekend�Alumni Coordinator, Campus � ing Travers�National ot Interior De Connie Jo Christensen President of Allison Hall, Chest Executive Council, Big Chum, Honors Mary Society �Chairman of the Board Pledge Class social chairman, Waa Mu Show- Dean's List, Semester in Italy signers College, � associate ed book Committee, Alum relations Studio theater, Cramer�Orange-Aid Amy Trump Onondagan (yearbook) Jeanne itor. Chest Executive Council, freshman Crooker�Dean's List, Chum, Assistant Campus Junior outstanding Nancy Big Class Executive Council, Alliance Par Linda �Pledge Class Historian Panhellenic Chairman, Nursing School Campus Craig Publicity AWS DOW Hous Dollahan� Freshman Honor Code committee ty-secretary, Representative, Kay Homecoming Jamboree, Committee, Pinebrook Conference co-chair Carnival ticket chairman Anne Davis� Xi Honorary) ing Alpha Alpha (Design President of the Dorm, LTE Executive Connie Duncan�French Corridor, Math teacher's National ot Interior Designers man. secretary. Society Council, Winter Weekend committee chairman assistant. Class Council '70 Student Services, Board of Directors Patti Vacco�Theta Phi honor President of floor. Corridor advisor Eileen �Dean's List Sigma (journalism Day Dean's List, Council �Director of Rush entertainment. Bea Ferraro� President, Universitas Tour ary). Journalism BIythe Egan Chapter � Carol Valmy Captain of Varsity Cheerleaders, Big University Theater, "She Stoops to Conquer", ing and Rallying Association Chum, Campus Alliance Party candidate, editor school of Speech representative to Senate Foster� A id Orange- � Fay for UU Bobbi Fairchild Northwestern's most outstanding Ruth Furman�Dean's List Underground Ann Vandemark� Treasurer, Miss Ideal senior woman Linda Hall�Dean's List, Chum, AWS Service Chapter Big Greek Contest Chairman, Rush Counselor. Linda Alternate to Resident Advisor Commission, Gillespy� Orange Pages Kris Van Swall�Council of Exceptional Children, Dee Gilmour�Treasurer of Corridor, Ellen Harris� Chum, Chest Weekend, Sports Big Campus Philantropy Chairman Chairman Barbara Harrison�President of Class, Chapter Pledge � Van Thoen Chest Executive Hicks� Lambda Delta House of Trudy Campus Sally Alpha Representatives Council, Assistant Trainer, CAP Cam Flicka Hill� for Freshman Caucus Carol Hersh�Dean's List, Universitas Touring Pledge Page Sister Holland�Assistant Showbook Chairman and Association paign, Kappa Sigma Big Sandy Rallying Amy White�Homecoming Booklet Committee, WaaMu, Assistant Barbara Hoctor�Dean's List Homecoming Jamboree, Chapter Chairman, WAA Treasurer, Waa Mu Chairman, Dol Howard� Chest Executive Commit Song make-up Nancy Campus � Linda Zingerline Dean's List, Junior Executive phin Show Production Chairman Waa-Mu tee, Chest Booklet co-chairman. Angel Campus Council, Coffee Chairman, Orange Huffman�Freshman Conference, Chum, Rush Standards committee Chapter Cindy Leadership Flight, Big Pages, Ritual Chairman, Panhellenic Judiciary Class Susan � Xi honorary). Homecoming Jamboree, Pledge Secretary, Huang Alpha Alpha (design Board Social Chairman Allison Hall, Waa Mu Show- Dean's List, Chum, Panhellenic art director Big book Committee, Corridor treasurer Ann Husted�Lambda Sigma Sigma (junior wom Diana � � Huffman Freshman Conference, en's AWS Guide, Chum, Volun GAMMA Wisconsin Leadership honorary), Big Public Relations Panhellenic teer Tutor Homecoming, Disch�^Vice of union Wildcat Council, Molly Johnson�Dean's List, Dorm floor president Joanne president Representative, outstanding Wilmeth�AWS treasurer freshman Nancy Jones�Dorm Council, Suicides Anonymous, Spianne Herbolsheimer�Wisconsin Student Associa �Panhel Mailbox Pam Jorgensen�Onondagan Staff, co-chairman of Karlyn Emmy Kalaidjian Representa Chairman of Freshman tive, Float Co-Chairman Greek Games, Big Chum tion senator. Leadership Homecoming Seminar Chris Klamm�NU Social Chair Laraine Kanty�Zeta Phi Eta (speech honorary), Garde, Chapter �President of Women's Chorus man Sigma Alpha Eta (speech pathology honorary). Chris Nadler �AWS executive board Sue KLICK�Waa Mu Showbook Scere- Dean's List, Big Chum Kathy Legrand Committee, �Panhellenic French Club Wendy Levin�^Dean's List, Cottage president Debby Campbell secretary tary-Treasurer Kim � in France Carole Kuebler�Class of '70 Student Services Sue Lindroth�Goon Squad, School of Nursing Vergeront Junior year � for New Student Senate Honor Code Committee Meridith Jones Secretary Homecoming, Committee, Hoover Commission Student committee chairman Clare �Freshman Marcia Luke�Semester in Amsterdam, Dean's program Krueger Leadership Conference, �New Student Public Relations Delta List, Omicron Nu (home economics honorary) Jackie Boynton prograra guide Homecoming, Tau Delta � Race Candidate treasurer Diana Fuhrman Badger Beauty PJ Marie Thorsen�Panhellenic rush Karen Larsen� of Martin�Dean's List general publicity Secretary Junior Panhellenic, Mary chairman Chairman of NPC Kay McDowell�Assistant Panhellenic social chair Delegation Carol Hamilton�Vice of Panhellenic Dale McCue�Freshman Carnival, Panhel man, American Home Economics Association president Chapter Ann Amore� woman on Cardinal Board lenic Treasurer Meimei McMichael�Syracuse University Commit ^Junior Representative, � Union Martha Vice President's staff of Karen �Carnival tee on Equality Johnson McLaughlin princess � executive commit Gail � Central Rush Marlene Moore�Zeta Phi Eta (speech honorary). Nancy Randolph Homecoming Melady Corridor Advisor, Miss Ideal Greek of Syracuse University 1968, tee Chairman for Panhellenic, outstanding junior � Girl Schroeder � Deans's List Sue University Song Mary Minidier Gilbert and Sullivan Wardrobe, Seehafter�New Student guide Pat Mueller�Operation Volunteer, Universitas Lyn program NOVA �New Student Smith program guide � Touring and Rallying Association, Dean's List Peg Jan Nagode Subscription Chairman Smith�Ski Club executive board Pat � Marty Night�AWS Transfer Guide, Italian Club Becky Pierpont Gilbert and Sullivan Guild, Dol Carol Stevens�Vice President's staff of Union Barbara �Dean's List, Goon Squad, Big phin Show Cast Noerager Chris Gannon� Ball Military Queen � Chum Sue Powell New Student Week Publicity, Corri Phoebe Miller�^Vice President's staff of Union Sue Oransky�Semester in Italy dor President, Secretary of NU Apartments, Kristi Thorsen�AWS chairman Debbie �Dean's List, volunteer tor Cro program Waa Mu Showbook Pellington Sue Vinkovich�Freshman co-ordinat Leadership � ton on Program Carol Robinson Chapter House President Campus board, and representa secretary Sophomore � Potter�Role in "Peter Pan" ing Marg Rosborough Chapter Art Chairman Kathy tive to Student-Faculty Council of the School of Holly Quillen�Projection '70 RusseU�Class of '70, Co-Chairman of Aca Nursing Rusty Cathy Randall�Lambda Sigma Sigma (junior demic Affairs, Secretary of living unit, vice pres women's honorary). Dean's List, Orange-Aid ident Class of '70 �Northwestern Dean's List EPSILON Beth Sanders�Class of '70 Student Services Lydia Rappolt� Goon � Commission, Traditions � Kathy Reddick Chapter Honors: Corrine Schmid Gilbert and Sullivan Public Re Lambda Sigma (junior women's Squad, Sigma contest lations, Chapter Corresponding Secretary Executive 2nd Place Homecoming float honorary). Dean's List, Sophomore

� 1968 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER Chain Barb Schramm� Class Chairman, Cor Sue Morrow�Vista, AWS Sister National Pharmacy Convention, Daisy Pledge Song Big Class ridor Assistant Chairman Laurie �Academics Affairs Committee Lambda Delta, Upper Secretary, Song Neighbors Alpha LincolnR'^gf"'^Drug Sue Schultz�Academic .Affairs Class of '70 of Student Senate, AWS-Women in Careers scholarship, Haskell scholarship, sec-treas. Trudy Sensenbrenner�A.ssistant Trainer committee Company scholarship, Regional Amer^ Pledge Association. LaD � Dorsey Marcia Snip�Chapter Song Chairman Becky Peterson Kynewisbok Editor ican Pharmaceutical � Bari � Pan Mary Spivey Chapter Rush Chairman Poppe Vice President of Junior scholarship T,,.,t, Spurs, Phi Miss Rush Molly Squibb�Navy Ball Court, Homecoming hellenic Representative Carol Graham-Sigma Epsilon Float Co-Chairman, Chapter Pledge Trainer Diane Rushton�Pem Pem Week, Kernals Cross Mortar Karin Strand�Syllabus Index editor. Alpha Kathy Ryan�AWS Big Sister, AWS Fashion Board Lynn Grosscup-Red president. Lambda Delta Associate Alumn Sue Schubering�Spurs Board, Daisy Chain Publicity, Tassels, Delta � Upsilon Scholarship, Chapter Publicity Susan Shermack Academic Affairs of Student Sen Linda Irvingi-Kernals, Lisa Streeter�Philanthropy ate, AWC parlimentarian, AWS Big Sister Sweetheart Drew Velde�Class Council Alum Relations, Co- Linda Stephens�AWS Big Sister, Pioneer Guide Linda Jacobs�Kernals Class scho arship, Chairman Election Commission � Danelle Jentge^Upper Regents Sally Stephenson Spurs Lambda Delta, Pi Marge Vogele�Scholarship 1968 Happy Werder�Spurs, Spurs representative to Drier scholarship, Alpha Honors Convocation, � Daisy Mary Volk Freshman Class Academic affairs AWC Lambda Theta,

� Chain leader . . Committee Chairman, Leah Woodard AWC election chairman, AWS , � Magazines Class President, � 1906 Lauren Wahl Gilbert and Sullivan Wardrobe Big Sister-regional chairman. Faculty Evaluation Dudley Joselyn� Pledge Sue Waterman�Assistant Showbook Manager of committee, Colorado Collegiate Association Daisy Chain WaaMU, Gilbert and Sullivan Assis to Student Senate Linda Kain�Miss Derby Day make-up. representative Iota tant House Manager Waa MU Kitty Zlogar�AWS Big Sister, membership chair Nancv Lauber�Sigma Alpha Perkins Centennial Queen, Jill Whitley�Flowers and gifts man of Spurs, Academic Affairs Committee of Jeanie Long� County Char Whitlock�Chapter President Student Senate .\ngle Flight editor. Mortar Board, Fran Whitlock�Public Relations Committee Class Judy Mahar Cornhusker Nebraska School of of '70, Assistant trainer .-Vngel Flight Commander, Pledge KAPPA�Minnesota senior Rinda �Student Senate Executive Board, Journalism, outstanding girl Wright Arts and Sci Class of 1968 Executive Board Chapter Honors: Necia Neumeister�ASUN Senator, Bowl Team ences Board, Quiz 1st Greek Week with 1st Advisory Cap place all-participation, Minerva Messiner Alpha � tain scholorship, ETA California and 1st place Boot Hockey, 3rd place Songfest Lambda Delta, AWS Junior Board, Daisy Carnival with 2nd Ballyhoo Individual Honors: place Campus place Chain, AWS Board member, AWS Judi Inside 3rd on Junior dance line and 4th place Show, Board President � cial vice Mortar Judy Guibert Chapter president, Mortar Board, fall winter president. campus scholastically quarter, pledges Union chairman, AUF chair card stunt chairman, Rally and Games secre Jennifer Marshall� were 1st on campus scholastically Lambda Delta, Honors Convoca tary, Prythanean Honor Society man. Alpha Phi Beta Ballard� class Individual Honors: tion, Miss Novy, Kappa Joanne Pledge president ASUN Andrea Hammond�Phi Beta Mortar Linda Parker�AWS Sophomore Board, Kappa, Bonnie Bolstad�Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Board Evaluation committee, ASUN Faculty � Faculty Kandi Demaray Captain of the cheerleaders Krohn�Phi Beta Liason committee, Panhellenic Scholarship Lynn Kappa � Susan Eggebrecht Alpha Tau Delta vice president Lambda Delta � AUF chairman. Carol Swain Oski Dolls Theta chairman, Alpha (Professional Nursing Fraternity), Sigma � vice Gamma Phi Carolee Pace�Oski Dolls, Panile president Cindy Pauley Tassels president. Tau (Honorary Nursing Fraternity) Teachers � Beta President, Builders secretary. Julie Rotary Oski Dolls Mike Chairman, Ellis�WMMR-MSA Open Ben Countess, Sheaff�Oski card stunts chairman Joanne board, Ak-Sar Margaret Dolls, Contact chairman. College Advisory Panhellenic Spring party � Ellen FitzSimmons�Oski Dolls Garama Gamma Chimes, Mortar Board � Chris Owen�Oski Dolls Sue Rusmissel Sigma Alpha Eta �Cheerleader Jane Healy � Miss EWeek Osborn� Phi Girl of the Trish Sultzbaugh Jane Sigma Epsilon Laurel Maher�Greek Conference co-chairman, Golden Heart � Lambda Delta award Sonja Tenvilliger Alpha .^U-University Recognition � AUF Mary Stewart�Seniors class secretary-treasurer, Diane Theisen Quiz Bowl Team Captain, NROTC Queen in Panhellenic oflicer Mary McQuiston� chairman for Independent Women, Page Daria Swenson�White Dragon Queen national vice Pam �WAA Honor 1967 Nebraska Unicameral, presi Strong president, Prythanean Schwartz�Welcome Week April Queen dent of the Catholic Youth organization, chair Society Waite�Cheerleader Lynda man for Panhellenic-I.F.C. Conference Seashore�Cheerleader Joan � THETA�Denver Cheryl Tritt Editor of Daily Nebraskan, Alpha Lambda Delta, Theta Sigma Phi, Journalism Chapter Honors: NU�Oregon Gold Key Award, Gamma Phi Beta President. First on campus among the sororities for the sev Mortar Board �President Boone � enteenth consecutive quarter, Theta chapter Bogie Ruth Watson .\ngel Flight � Christensen Kwama � will recieve the E. O. Haven Award at the Na Jill Janice Wiebusch Sigma Alpha Iota, Daisy Chain, �President of Gamma Phi Beta tional Convention in June. We, and the men of Mary Holloway SAI Outstanding Junior and Active �Greater Kappa Sigma again this year participated in Mary Holzgang Oregon Andrea Wood�Gamma Alpha Chi, Alpha Lambda �Mortar Board Easter Seal Lily Days for our philanthrophy Kathy Jacobsen Delta Klenke�Kwama Phi Theta project and earned with pleasure J2.500. In Kathy president. Upsi ASUO lon, secretary � Greek W^eek this year we won fourth place with RHO lowa Carol Kraus�Mu Phi our skit. "Alice in Wonderland." Three Thetas, Epsilon � chairman of Canoe Fete Mary Gin Kennedy, Marcia Hoag, and Joy Beis- Cathy Lyle Angel Flight, Betty Aten�AWS Volunteer Worker at Recreation Lin Madden� Weekend wanger, were honored as K-Book Pioneers. Angel Flight, Junior Center, Poll-watcher, Orientation leader Court Katie Beres�Union Board publications committee. Individual Honors: Sue Pennington�Pi Lambda Theta. Student Senate Freshman Intern, Profile Pre Sue � Miss Bomber Alice Accola�Spurs, AWS Fashion Board-model Cathy Ragan Centuriannes, views Semifinalist, Sigma Phi Epsilon JIFC Tweed�Centuriannes chairman, AWS Communications committee Lolly Queen Candidate, Orientation Leader, Angle Worthen� Kwama Judy .\rgenzio�Gamma Phi Beta representative to Joyce Angel Flight, Flight Pledge Trainer, Angel Flight Comptrol A.W.C. Ann Warren�Angel Flight ler, University Sing, Homecoming Floats Com West� State Edison Barb Bluhm�Woman's Days co-chairman Terry Oregon scholarship, mittee, delegate to Angle Flight National Con PTA Lambda Delta Certifi Sandy Conley�May Days skit chairman, Greek scholarship. Alpha clave cate Week skit chairman, AWS Big Sister, Lily Days Suzanne Berg�Spring Festival Chairman for � Class co-chairman Kathie Perkins Pledge president Gamma Phi Beta, promotions chairman for Pat �Kwama Lisa Cowee�AWS Fashion Board Regan Spring Festival, Panhellenic-I.F.C. Conference Jane Daly�May Days chairman, Greek Week skit Hospitality committee. University Sing, Poll chairman, D.U. cheerleader PI�Nebraska Watcher, Union Board Weekend Movies cora Mary Davis�Advisory Committee to the Dean of raittee Women Denise Abrams�Red Cross chairman, Aksarben, Barb Carlson�Pom Pon Girl, Cheerleader, Poll- Diane Ellis�May Days co-chairman. May Days Unicameral scholarships Watcher, Greek Week committee member, Pan Queen, Lily Days chairman. Captain of D.U. Mickie Benda�Kernals hellenic Handbook representative cheerleaders, AWS Big Sister Jo Christensen�Vice president of Mortar Board, Cid Casserly�Phi Kappa Sigma Calendar Girl, Mary Engeldinger�Pannellenic secretary one of the Ten Best Dressed Coeds, ASUN As Union Board Weekend Movies committee fane Fisher�Sigma Chi Beanie Queen sociate, Pi Lambda Theta, Sigma Alpha Eta, Pam Childs�Seals, Pom Pon Girl, head cheer Truly Hix�AWS co-chairman of Communications Union vice president, AUF vice president, leader. University Sing. Union Board Hospital committee, AWS Legislative Council, AWC YWCA Advisory ity coraraittee, Panhellenic-I.F.C. Conference Debbie Johnson�AWS Big Sister Sherry Crow�Alpha Lambda Delta Hospitality coraraittee. Orientation Leader Judie Jones�First vice president of AWS, Mortar Mary DeLay�Kernals, Red Cross chairman, AUF Jacque Cook�Student Senate Freshraan Intern, Board, .\WC. Legislative Council of AWS, chairman. Alpha Lambda Delta Union Board Pallette and Brush coraraittee. House Council Phvllis Donamson�Alpha Lambda Delta, presi Orientation Leader, Union Board Hospitality Bonnie Keck�Kynewisbok Editor, Student .\ffairs dent Spanish Club, Pi Sigma Alpha, Daisy coraraittee committee Chain Cyndi Corless�Publicity committee for Spring Pam Law�President of Gamma Phi Beta, Pi Connie Ewerth�Alpha Lambda Delta, Upper Festival, Homecoming Publicity Coraraittee. Cen Gamma Nu Class Regents scholarship tral party committee, Decorations coraraittee, Gale Levensaler�.\WS Fashion Show model Rosie Fowles�Tassels, Kappa Epsilon Pharmacy Decorations Chairman for University Sing Wcndv Marmont�Spurs sorority publicity chairman, Delegate to 1967 Barb Criswell�Orientation Leader, Big Sister al

42 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER - 1968 Casfel Belles at Colorado. Debby Kerner Commander, and Jay Nancy Chase, Illinois, Commander of O'Neil Squad Johnson. ron, Angel Flight.

l/lniformiu cJ^ovelu Shirley Boutwell, Memphis Stale, Angel Flight Leader.

Kaydettes af Arizona, Nancy Pierson, Leslie Ahearn, Con nie Balsukof, Becky Fife; Sally Simmons, Pam Shuck.

'f^' '^ Hospital, Union Board Weekend Movies com Mayor" for University of Iowa Arnold Air Soci SIGMA�Kansas mittee. Homecoming Committee State Officials' ety Honors: Luncheon Carol McNeeley�Profile Previews Art chairraan. Chapter Deco second place Sue �Union Board Talent com Oratorio Chorus, Mothers' Day Luncheon Student Union Activities Carnival Derby Repertoire Chi Derby mittee. Spring Festival publicity committee rations Chairman, Central Party's Decoration trophy. First place trophy in Sigma Committee Second Greek Week Relays Mary Jo Donnelly�Hostess for Miss University of Day, place Karen �Oratorio Chorus, Profile Pre Iowa Pageant, Chairraan ot Spring Festival McNeeley Individual Honors: views Art coraraittee. Panhellenic secre Fashion Show Junior Students and treasurer. frora Pan Sharon Anderson�Associated Women Carol Edwards�Student Senate Freshman Intern, tary Delegate Junior hellenic to the 10 I.F.C.-Panhellenic Con Councilwoman, Standards Board chairman Union Board Hospitality Committee Big Activities terence, Chairman of the Mothers' Day Lun Pat Arnold�Co-chairman Student Union Faulds�Orientation Leader, AID, Week Paddy Project cheon, Lambda Chi Crescent Queen, (SUA) Hospitality committee, Greek Miss of Iowa Semifinalist, l.F.C. Alpha University Union Board Issues and Answers committee. steering committee, SUA Hostess Board Queen, chapter president Psi ad University of Iowa Leadership Banquet Judy Bailey�Secretary Sigma (personnel Arlene Faulk�AWS Freshman Student Council, Diana Meacham�Student Senate Freshman Intern, ministration honorary) .Senate Freshman Intern, promotion committee Union Board Dance Coraraittee, Angle Flight Susan Bailey�Fellowship Washington University for Lambda of eco Spring Festival, Alpha Delta, Rendy Millikin�Student Senate Freshman Intern (St. Louis, Mo.) graduate department Union Board Publications Central Chairraan, Barb Mores�Dorm Activities Council, Orientation nomics

� swim Judiciary raeraber. Orientation Leader, Project Leader, Spring Festival Water Show Committee Christy Bell Quack Club (synchronized Committee State Officials' AID, Horaecoming secretary. International Festival ming club), Kallay Filleeans (Alpha Kappa Luncheon Bonnie Moses�Student Senate Freshraan Intern, Lambda) K. K. Fischer�Orientation Leader, Secretary of Spring Festival Promotion committee. Orienta Barb Blee�Angel Flight, president Junior Panhel Guidon Society, Union Board Hospitality com tion Leader, Guidon Society, Union Board Hos lenic, yearbook Hillclimber, SUA Hostess Board Poll-Watcher CWEN mittee, pitality committee. Central Party publicity com chairman, KU Blood Drive chairraan, Becky Garvin�Old Gold Singers, Student Senate mittee (sophoraore honorary), SUA Travel Forum Freshman Intern Laurie Musfeldt�Alpha Lambda Delta, Angel Lori Boring�^Journalism outstanding achievement Dena Goplerud�Union Board Hospitality commit Flight notation tee. Central Party publicity coraraittee, I.F.C.- Melanie Moyer�Hawkey Art Staff, Central Party Pam Castor�AWS Councilwoman, AWS Mademoi Panhellenic Hospitality committee. Spring Festi Decoration Committee chairman, Profile Pre selle Best Dressed Coed semifinalist, CWEN. val Activities committee, AWS Mothers' Day views, Styles committee, Pershing Rifles co-Spon AWS Forum, CWEN social chairman, AWS Luncheon Coraraittee, Young Republicans sor New Morality coraraittee chairman, AWS

� Mary Goodraan Foreign Student Dinner corarait Ann Neil�Profile Previews finalist. Top 10 in the Women on Campus Steering committee, SUA tee. Honorary Chinese Student, AWS Interna University of lowa's Best Dressed Co-ed Contest, Flight to Nassau secretary-treasurer, SUA Popu tional Festival National chairraan. Junior Amer Union Board Spectra committee lar Film series, SUA Carnival decorations, AWS ican Dental Hygienist's Association Kim Newland�Poll-watcher, Profile Previews co-chairman Leadership Day, Rush Councelor Joan Hailman�Miss University of Iowa Horae- Homecoming State Officials' Luncheon Commit Paula Connett�Quack club coraing Skit, Co-Ed sales representative tee, Chairman of AWS Red Cross Committee Cay Curless�Tau Sigma (dance honorary) Carol Haley�University Sing, Miss University of Peggy Nordeen�AWS Freshraan Council, Fresh Barb Elliott�Sweetheart of Delta Tau Delta, SUA Iowa Homecoraing Skit. Orientation Leader, raan Council Advisor, Junior Panhellenic pub standards board Campus Crusades licity chairman and Executive Council member. Susan Fischer�Pi Lambda Theta (education hon Diane Hawkinson�Mortar Board, Union Board Orientation Leader, Daily lowan Staff, president orary), KU Hostess Board area director. Union Board Executive Secretary, ot Women's Panhellenic, Candidate tor Greek Paula Forsythe�KU Hostess Board, SUA publicity Panhellenic Council secretary. Orientation Woman of the Year, recognition certificate for chairraan, KU Model UN Leader, Leadership Recognition Banquet, Chair meritorious service on the Daily lowan staff, Kay Groves�First place Sigma Chi Derby Day man of AWS Mothers' Day Concert, Chairman .\WS Executive Council, Activities Plaque Re poster. Campus Relations chairman of Planning Coraraittee for Regional AWS Con cipient Judy Howell�Sweetheart of Alpha Kappa Lambda vention, Phi Gamma Nu, Representative to Big Darca Nicholson�Chairman of Thieves' Market, Val Hughes�Serai finalist Miss Kansas City, Miss 10 l.F.C. -Panhellenic Conference People-to-People, Young Republicans, Leader Universe Sally Hoffman�Student Senate Freshraan Intern, ship Workshop Val Bolten Hutton�Daughters of Diana (Tau co-chairman of Greek Week Concert and Mary Jo Novak�AWS Mothers' Day Luncheon Kappa Epsilon) president Queen's Tea, Greek Week "Miss Legs," Committee, AWS Personnel Board, Orientation Linda Krough�Kallay Filleeans Sara Horstraan�Dolphin Queen, Guidon Society, Leader, Treasurer ot Freshraan Pharraacy Class, Jane Lukeman�Queen of Beaux Arts Prograra of president of Delta Chi Little Sisters of the Union Board Hospitality committee. Kappa Ep Art Association of Jacksonville, Illinois White Carnation, Orientation Leader, Horae silon treasurer. Pharmacy Dean's List Kathy McElroy�Vice president Quack Club coming Coraraittee Dignitaries' Luncheon, Sue Peterson�Seals, Project AID committee Anne Miller�School of Business Outstanding Spring Festival Committee Jane Phillips�Profile Previews Achieveraent notation � Mills� Vicki Hurst Young Republicans, Union Board Sue Phillips�Union Board Hootenanny commit Patty Mortar Board Linda Morris�Phi Psi Art committee. Thieves ,Market, Profile Pre tee. Union Board Thieves' Market committee 500 Queen, Collegiate views, Orientation Leader, AWS Student Ad Beverly Riehm^Profile Previews, Young Republi Young Republican Midwestern Queen AWS Red Cross chairman Sheila Yearbook Miss atten visor, tor Recreation cans, Central Party entertainment committee. Murphy� Jayhawker Center dant. Sweetheart of Chi, KU Pom Pon Activities Board secretary, assistant secretary tor Sigma Jean Jacob�^^Student Senate Freshraan Intern, Ori Student Senate, Orientation Leader, Students girl entation Leader, Chairman of Union Board's tor Responsible Action Reagon O'Neill�AWS Councilwoman, AWS Hon Weekend Movies ors Entertainment Committee. SUA coraraittee, Student Advisor at .\ndrea Scott�Profile Previews Art coraraittee. Night Trip to New Orleans assistant AWS Fresh Registration, student representative on Facultv Spring Festival promotion committee, chairman secretary, Recreation raan Orientation coraraittee co-chairraan Committee on Student Life, AWS of Spring Festival Queen Contest, Angel Flight Central Barb Read� execu Judiciary Board, chairman, secretary of area historian, Orientation Leader Collegiate Young Republicans Freshman Intern and tive board Advisory Board, publicity Scott�Student Senate Freshman Intern, Ginney � chairman of Deanell Reece Mortar Board, promotion Orientation Council, Spring Festival Fashion Show committee Outstanding Transit Girl ot the Month Woraan in living group, chairman Woman on Magazine � Sue Smith Parade Float committee. Kittleson�Profile Previews Homecoraing campus committee, AWS Council woraan, AWS Sherry Orientation Leader Kris Larson�Oratorio Chorus, AID, Red Honors Night raistress of ceremonies. Phi Beta Project Stoker�Union Board committee Cross Volunteer Sally Hospitality Kappa, KU's Outstanding Senior Woman (high chairman. Pi Larabda Theta, Poll-Watcher Jane Lindell�Seals, University Sing. Miss Iowa est honor awarded a senior woraan) Yearbook Pam Townsend�Union Board Thieves' Market Greek City, chairman ot University Sing tryouts Hilltopper, Week queen attendant Central Decoration � Cheryl Linton�J. l.F.C. Queen, Mecca Queen committee, Party committee, Dana Sraith Sigma Chi Derby Day queen atten Chairman ot Festival Ruth Lindquist�Chairman of Union Board Poll-Watcher, Spring dant. Miss Kansas City Miss Universe attendant, Fashion Orientation Cinema 16, Profile Previews, Orientation Leader Show, Leader, Guidon Soci ROTC queen attendant

� Linda Luce�Promotion coraraittee tor Spring Fes ety Mary Tudor .\WS Fashion Board vice president, tival. Union Board Personal coraraittee. Union Terry Tubbs�Cheerleader .Ml Student Council all sorority representative

� Board Hospitality committee, Guidon Society, Marilyn Wassora�Union Board Ellen Tyler AWS Forura. co-chairraan SUA Hos Homecoming publicity and promotion commit Sharlyn Wax�Orientation Leader pitality committee for Temptations Spring Con CWEN tee Ann Wayner�General Chairman ot University cert, Wilson�Vice � Panhellenic Marilyn McCoUum Secretary ot Union Board Sing, .4VVS General Council, Spring Festival Becky president Ellen Winkler�Freshman Hall counselor, SUA ex Hospitality coraraittee. First Runner-up in Pro promotions chairman. Miss Iowa City, Old Gold ecutive board, KU committee chair file Previews, Spring Festival Style Show Singers, Chairman ot State Officials' Luncheon, Hospitality man, KU Hostess Board of � co-director Mary Sue McGimpsey Central Party's Decorations Student Advisor, Orientation Leader, founder, Pershing Greek Week Academic Affairs coraraittee committee. Union Board Artist at Work chair Rifles Queen, University Play "Oh What a sing. man. Orientation Leader, Pageant Board Elec Lovely War," Union Board chairman

tions coraraittee, Coraraander. West� .\ngel Flight Jane Angel Flight secretary. Spring Festival PHI� (St. � Louis) Nancy McGimpsey Miss University ot Iowa Queen's committee. Orientation Leader, Union Washington Horaecoming Attendant. Angel Flight vice pres Board Hospitality committee, WRA representa Chapter Honors: ident, chairman ot Thieves' Market, Homecom tive Horaecoming decorations, 2nd place, 1st place In committee, Nu and Beta Devon Williams�Phi ing publicity Sigma Kappa Sigma Calendar Girl, tramural Trophy Volleyball, 1st place Intramu Theta Phi Candidate tor Greek Week Hillcrest Festival Queen, Queen. Sprmg Style Show ral Trophy Basketball, 2nd Intramural Phi Calendar place Kappa Sigraa Girl, "Little committee Trophy Archery

44 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI B TA / SEPTEMBER - 1968 Individual Honors: Linda Lewis�Sophoraore Cotillion general secre honorary). Gamma Gamma (Greek honorary), tary. Moms Weekend luncheon chairman. Mortar Board, Student Press Asso Marie Blisner�^Junior varsity cheerleader. Petite .�Vngel Flight, Homecoming Queen Selection committee ciation treasurer. Gamma Phi Beta president.

Pershings � Chris Lindauer Dads Weekend Student Publications Board, Yearbook �Petite Pershings Corporal general secretary, Campus Suzy Bopp Beaver Belles Who's Who Students in Diane Carson�Mortar Board president, captain Personality, Among Prosser�Greek Student Ad Peggy Week Programs chairman, American and Universities, President's pom-pon team, W.R.A. president. Colleges MIJ Christm^as chairman Honor Oklahoma Club vertising Bureau secretary Party arrangements Roll, City Advertising Riches�AHEA treasurer and Freer�Business School Council secretary Nancy scholarship Fayette Copeland scholarship, Marty Rinderknecht�MU Christmas commit Senior Woraan in Hampton�Chimes, Chairraan International Jill Party BWOC, Outstanding Journal Cheryl Cotillion News Editor Rendezvous tee. Sophomore Special Events commit ism, Oklahoma Daily Assistant tee, MU Halloween hostess �Larabda Tau Technol Herweg�Petite Pershings president Party Linda Jackson (Medical Margie Linda � committee Barbara Jeffe�Freshraan cheerleader. Petite Persh Taylor Homecoming Hospitality ogy honorary) � Barbara Anderson Bari �Ducks's Club ings recording secretary Army Sponsor Corps Johnson president (Swim Marcia Bechill�Rook Rousers WRA treasurer Sue Korf�Mu Phi Epsilon ming), � Marilee Rook Phi Moon �Pi Phi Beta Larabda Chanda Lewis�WRA chairman Beckley Rousers, Sigraa Ginger Johnson Omega, serai-finalist Little Colonel Court Honor Roll � Court, Dean's Mary Ann Lipke President pledge class light Paula Johnson� � Barb Donovan AWS Education Moras � Pi Marie Kraus�Mu Phi Epsilon President and Na chairraan. Valerie Johnson Shadowbox, Oraega Weekend � tional Convention Delegate guest chairraan. Homecoming assistant Suzie Jopling Top Ten Best Dressed � Pi Bonnie Moore�Alpha Lambda Delta secretary Janis Kerran Theta Sigma Hakanson� Rook Bonfire Pi Shadowbox Morris� of Marilynne Homecoming Nancy Kilpatrick� Omega, Faye Angel Flight (president pledge Pi class, executive board, pledge trainer) secretary Connie King�Pledge class president. Pipers, Sharlan Hanlon� Bonnie Rodcay�Engineer's Week-End committee Seahorses president Omega � � chair chairman, special Maid Engineer's Ball Marta Heffner Rook Rousers treasurer. Rook Kathy Knoop Panhellenic Public Relations Bonfire �Pi Gayl Rumraerfield�Angel Flight, Mu Phi Epsilon publicity committee raan Barbara Lawrence Oraega historian Kathy Heimberger�^Junior Panhellenic second vice Sally Livermore�Pipers, Alpha Lambda Delta, Claudia Ulbright�Panhellenic rush chairman, president COR, Gamraa Alpha Chi (Journalism) �Rook Rousers �COR WRA gold manager. Outstanding Junior, presi Kay Hughes Jane Ann Lockett dent ot Gamraa Phi Beta, Mortar Board Sue Kuzmanich�Rook Rousers, Homecoming Margaret Lowry�Shadowbox, COR Pi Nadine Bicket�Engineer's Week-end publicity Rook Bonfire committee, MU Christmas Party Sue McConnell�Shadowbox, Omega chairman committee .^nn McCune�Pi Oraega Margo Ritchie�Rook Rousers Kay Matthews�Shadowbox Cynthia Stretch�Homecoming Rook Bonfire chair Kathy Millay�Pi Omega, secretary for Contacts CHI�Oregon State man, MU Christmas Party decorations commit coraraittee tor University Sing tee. Talons Dale Oliver�Alpha Epsilon Pi Calendar Girl Jan Binkley�National Collegiate Players vice Nancy Walsh�Rook Rousers, Rook-Sophomore Vicki Pence�Oikonomia president. Masque and Dagger Picnic publicity Helen Reinheimer�Shadowbox, Pi Omega, Babs Brendlinger�Beaver section editor, Theta Gamma Theta Upsilon (Geogiaphy) Sigma Phi, Varsity Tennis Team, Barometer Becky Rhodes�Homecoming executive secretary. Dean's copy editor Red Cross executive council. Pipers, PSI�Oklahoma � Bureau Lynne Hallstrom Greek Sponsored Week co- Honor Roll, Tassels, O.U. Speakers chairman. Iota Delta Pi, Theta Sigma Phi trea Chapter Honors: Anita Schowalter�Union Representatives Council, surer, ASOSU Student Conduct 1968 Chairman ot URC Mailing Committee, Committee, 1st Intramural Sports, 2nd University Sing, 3rd Pipers, Woman of Lambda Chi URC Campus Achievement, Sooner Scandals Variety Show Pipers, Alpha Crescents, Mortar Board Cindy Sifford�Pi Omega Marylee Hansen�Panhellenic Rush Delegate, Ba Individual Honors: Linda Stamraan�Pipers, Pi Oraega, Shadowbox, rometer Editorial Board, Theta Phi, OSU Dean's Honor Roll Sigma Gail Appleby�Pi Omega Alumni Association Board of Directors, Matrix Karen Vieth�WRC vice Ruth Arens�Theta Sigraa Phi Qournalism Hon president Table-Women of Achievement co-chairman, Linda Wallis�Glenn C. Couch Scholars, Beta orary), Chairraan ot Matrix Dinner ticket com Kay AWS 1968 Woman ot Garama Phi Beta Kappa) president, Campus mittee. Deans Honor Roll Sigma (Business Achievement Michal Williams�Pi Oraega, Shadowbox Barnes�Angel Flight � Judy � Pam Senior Class Council Suzanne Williams Larabda Delta, Pipers, Lundgren Activity Dee Dee Becker�Gamma Gamma (Greek Honor Alpha Jo Anne �Barometer staff, Theta Speckhart Sigma Norman Panhellenic scholarship Angel Flight ary), � Phi, Omicron Nu, Mortar Board, Greek Week Lee Ann Welch Pipers historian. Chairman of Berot� ot the Year chairraan chairman Cheryl Fraternity committee for Miss O.U. Contest, publicity Robie Blood�Pi Omega, Shadowbox "Judges" Mary �Beaver Belles Dean's Honor Roll, Tassels, UAC Jo Stopp Susan Bowles� Delta Pi Rose Queen (Men's Linda Cass�Chairman ot MU Christmas Host and Sigma Business Fraternity) Hostesses, Phi Phi, Delta Pi Kappa Kappa Bowman�,\rt Service scholarship Dean's ALPHA�Toronto DeeAnn Gibson�Beaver Belles, Ski Team Jane ALPHA Honor Roll �MU Halloween Committee, Gay � Heegler Party � Lambda Delta Secretary of Lithuanian Club, Beaver staff. Education Council Jacqui Briggs Alpha Betty Augaitis Carol �COR Treasurer, Red Cross execu manager of U.C. ice hockey Debbie �AHEA Omicron Nu Clausing Kennedy president, tive coraraittee, AWS Public Relations chair Pat Cochren�Pu/ie editor, S. ot N. Student Coun president, Delta Pi, Mortar Board White Kappa raan, Tassels Extensions chairraan, AWS Repre cil, U. of T. Blue and flagbearer Kletzer� Lambda Chi Crescents Ginny Euterpe, sentative to SMU Symposium for Education ot Carol Dean�C. LA. S. P. president Athletic council, AWS Meraber ot Big 6, Mortar Board Jane Huntley�School ol Nursing Barb � Class Senate, president, Kyle Junior Army Sponsor Davidson�COR field hockey Moms Weekend Marilyn Player-coach-raanager Corps, Homecoming secretary. Dana Demonbreun�Dean's Honor Roll �Golf curator on W.A. A. chairraan Jane Kirkpatrick Louise Denyer�Dean's Honor Roll Donna Ko�Blue and White Society executive � State Review staff Nancy Lillig Oregon Jennifer Dillon�Pi Omega, Shadowbox raeraber Celia Markman� Noise Parade cora � .\thletics at Horaecoming Frances Flavin�Shadowbox, Talisman Rose Queen Kathy More President of Women's raittee, AWS Vocational chairman, Junior-Se Francis�Dean's Honor Roll, Pi Oraega Victoria College nior Prom MU Council sec Jan � secretary, Program Cheryl Gainer�Shadowbox Patricia Petrie P. 8c O.T. Yearbook editor � edi retary Dorothy Gerould�Shadowbox, COR Nijola Sernas President of Lithuanian Club, �Home Economics Club first vice Ginny Montag Grauel�Orchesis vice president (Modern tor of "Dental Extracts" Moms Weekend Show jean president. Style Dance honorary). Kappa Gamma Epsilon (Hon Yvonne Sinclair�U. ot T. Blue and White Major Kris Paulson�MU Council Barometer Sooner Prograra orary Modern Language fraternity). ettes Theta Political Representative, Barometer copy editor, yearbook administrative committee. Dean's Sue Stoess�W.U.S. Rep. Innis College, Innis Sigma Phi, Moms Weekend Publicity Chairman, Honor Roll Science student union, president College Iota Delta Prom Mor of Student at Pi, Junior-Senior Queen, Anne Griffith�Shadowbox, Pi Omega Debating Union, president Society tar Delta Pi Board, Kappa Diana Hall�President's Leadership Class, secretary Innis College � Edward Blake Dian Wahl Poujade Kappa Delta Pi, Mortar for Dad's Day Quartet contacts committee. Pi Sharon Winstanley� Scholarship Board Woodhouse Scholarship pers (University College),

� Joan Sexton Mu Beta Beta secretary. Lambda Mary Hall�Campus Chest chairman (U. of T.) Kappa Sigma, Iota Sigma Pi, Sigma Pi Orchid Rita Hall�Dean's Honor Roll

Court � Torus Math Pi Linda Hanson Shadowbox, club. ALPHA GAMMA�Nevada Connie Slocum�Army Sponsor Corps, MU Hal Omega loween Party committee Junior-Senior Prom Ann Hendrick�Pi Omega, Shadowbox Chapter Honors: Noise Pa � Hospitality committee, Homecoraing Diane Herrraann Dean's Honor RoU, Dad's Day Ist place Sigma Nu Invitational Ski Meet, 2nd rade Senior Council Fi committee. Activity Sorority Registration chairman. President's place Wolve's Frolic, Best Sorority Participation Susan Woerndle�Pi Mu OSU Choir Week exec Epsilon, nancial Advisory committee. Howdy for Mackay Day, 2nd place Mackay Day Song Carolyn Boyd�Euterpe, Sophomore Cotillion Pro utive council, Gamma Gamma (Greek honor Teara, Scholarship Improvement Award for tocol committee. Angel Flight, Greek Week ary). Tassels, Greek Week Contacts chairman. Provinces XIII and XIV General Programs committee Miss O.U. executive council. Miss O.U. Ticket Individual Honors: Barbara Brown�Sophomore Class Senate Sales chairman, COR, Mortar Board, Gamraa

� Sylvia Depenbrock�MU Games and Recreation Phi Beta president Mary Ann Billman Colonel's Coeds

� coraraittee secretary, AWS activities chairmant Cindy Hibdon�Shadowbox, Pi Omega Pat Boicelli Colonel's Coeds. Spurs, clicci leader. Linda Fredrickson�OHEA vice president. Talons Margo Hilfinger�Theta Sigma Phi (Journalism Education Senator for ASUN

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA HI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 45 Cheryl Hahn and Karen Whitaker, Indiana State Military Queens. Cheryl was named Armed Forces Queen. Karen won fhe title of Miss Army National Guard.

Addy Alderson Northern lowa Miss UNI � � ueens

Anefle TaIro, Idaho State, prepares her recipe af fhe National College Queen Pogeant.

Roxann Lupie, Monkafo State Snow Week Queen

Marlene Moore, Syracuse Miss Ideal Greek Katy Dyer, Oklahoma State Miss OSU

Susan Lindholm, Gamma Psi Colony, Norfhern lowa Homecoming Queen

Gail Dooley, Arizona Sfafe Miss Arizona Stale University � � ueens

Sandy Orlando, Wisconsin- Milwaukee Diane Ellis, Denver Daylene Huxman, William and Mary Homecoming Queen May Days Queen Homecoming Queen Beta Chi Sweetheart

� J ^K^ W 'J^^m Karen Borura�Eta Epsilon Carol Renik�AWS convention hostess ALPHA ZETA�Texas Lou Breen�Sagens, PEMS, Colonel's Coeds, presi Alison Shafer�Angel Flight, AWS fashion show dent ot Gail � ot Daughters of the Crossed Swords Selander Senior nursing editor, dean's list. Beverly Adams�Dean's List, Magna Cum Laude, Theta Chi, 2nd Place Sigma Nu Invitational Miss Heartbeat Alpha Larabda Delta Ski Meet Nancy Sartin�AWS conterence board, Sigraa Rho Rosie Adams�Pi Delta Phi

� Susie Bruckart Sagens, Colonel's Coeds, ASUN Sigma, Kappa Epsilon Alpha (freshman honor Patty Anderson�Gararaa Alpha Chi, PRSSA Senate, AWS projects chairman ary), Tri-Penta Debbie Armstrong�Scope, scholastic honorary Jenny Bruner�Tau Beta Sigma Lynn Taylor�Dean's list .Ann Baird�Commander ot Angel Flight, Out Cookie Calkins�Alpha Epsilon Delta, White Rose Sue West�AWS fashion board standing Squadron Angel-Blue Angel Linda � � Texan Queen ot Sigraa Nu Williams Dean's list, MSA senator, mock Jena Bell Feature Editor The Daily W. Adams Re convention Model United Na Julie Cassinelli, Jewett Scholarship political newspaper, Theta Sigma Phi, cipient tions chairman tor Italy

� LaVonne Douthit Sagens, Dean's List Toni Bracher�Campus Involvement chairman. Carol English�Publications Board, Yearbook House ot Delegates, Model United Nations, business manager, Sagens, Who's Who in Amer Dad's Day Most Outstanding Girl nominee ican and Universities Colleges ALPHA EPSILON�Arizona Emily Brightwell�Cactui staff (yearbook) Jacki Ennis�AWS Judicial Board, AWS Council, Laura Jean Brooking�Phi Kappa Phi ot of the Crossed Swords of Honors: president Daughters Chapter Sandi Brooks�Theta Sigraa Phi

Theta Chi, WRA, AWS Heart Fund � in France Sagens, 1st Greek Week competition, 2nd scholarship Aldis Burnett Spooks, Study Junior Drive chairman, alternate delegate to National Year Individual Honors: convention Linda Gather�Cactus staff (annual)

� Fenton Tau Beta � Dyanna Sigma Leslie Ahern�Pom Pon Squad, Kaydettes, Univer Cathy Clarke Model United Nations � Leath Flannigan Sagens, PEMS sity Hostesses Margaret Coleman�Sweetheart of Lambda Chi Pam Fraser�Eta Epsilon Vicki Bendinger�Who's Who in American Col Alpha � Kris Goodrich class council, Colonel's � dorm Sophoraore leges and Universities, "A" Blanket for out Beth Curbello Cactus staff, advisor PEMS Coeds, WRA, � standing service to the university. Symposium Bonny Curry Eta Sigma Phi (classical honorary) Toni � Karagosian Spurs (a local senior women's honorary) Kay Davis�Phi Lambda Theta Susan Keraraerle�Eta � � Chest com Epsilon Donna Black Student Union Activities Board sec Sherry Davis Angel Flight, Carapus Krushane�AWS Nancy corresponding secretary, retary. Hostesses, area mittee Best Dressed Coed AWS University Angel Flight chairraan ot � contest, executive officer, and local trainer. Mor Susan Davis Beta Alpha Phi, Scholarship from Woraen's ot Honor Entertainment chair pledge Night tar Board, Pallasians of Theta Chi, Phi Arthur Anderson and Company man Alpha Theta history honorary Susan Denson�Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean's List- Sharron Ott�Eta Epsilon � cum Phi Peggy Bond Greek Week Street Dance secretary, laude. Mortar Board, Beta Kappa Pam Pond� Delta Alpha Epsilon Chiracs, .Associated Students ot the University ot Donna Foster�Sigraa Alpha Iota, Southern Singers Bobetta Robertson�Miss Reno Sport Cycle Arizona Coraraunity Relations sub-chairman Sheila Gallagher�Gararaa Alpha Chi Linda �Eta Sargent Epsilon Pat Brady�Chimes Linda Gilbert�President Phi Kappa Sigma Little Siri�Panhellenic Stephanie secretary Nancy Cauble�Pom Pon captain Sisters, Phi Kappa Sigma Sweetheart Cathleen � Princess Taylor Homecoraing Pam Ferry�Spurs, A.W.S. Campus Service Com Darlene Gill^�Daily Texan staff (newspaper) Diana Titlow� AWS Freshman Spurs president, mittee chairman, A.W.S. Council Sally Glenn�House of ASUN Senator Legislative Delegates representative council, Becky Fife�Greek Week Chimes frora School of Education Renell Trosi�PEMS Queen, secretary, Greek Week general secretary, Kaydettes vice Jane Grant�Cura Laude, Alpha Larabda Delta Yini Watts�Who's Who in American and Colleges president and trainer Leslie Hahn�House of Universities pledge Delegates representative Myra Freeman�Supreme Court Justice secretary. Lou Harper�Phi Kappa Tau pledge class sweet Westover� Colonel's Coeds, AWS sec Joan Sagens, Senate Clerk, "A" Blanket for ser heart Dean's List, advisor outstanding retary. Spurs junior vice to the University Cindy Higgins�Model UN

� Michele Granger A.S.U.A. Public Relations secre Babs Higley�Outstanding Student, president ALPHA DELTA�Missouri tary Texas Union � Jean Gray Mortar Board, University Hostesses Sherri Horton�President Order ot the Orchid

� Diane Anton�AWS representative, AWS bi-state Suzanne Guard University Hostesses (Sigraa Pi)

� convention committee Beth Hanley Freshman cheerleader. Spurs, Choice Linda Hutchins�Arts ND Science Honor roll�am Polly Burtch�Mock political convention. Home '68 Publicity secretary pla cum laude

� coming chairman. Journalism Students Associa Laine Harris AWS Women's Day secretary, Sue Keir�Cordettes, Psi Chi tion A.S.U.A. Banners chairman Jo Knize�Physical Therapy Club vice president. � Marilyn Boiling�Theta Sigma Phi, Journalism Ellen Lamb Pom Pon Squad Dean's List

� Students Association, Angel Flight drill squad, Lois Linxwiler Symposium (local senior women's Claudia Lovett�Spooks AWS conterence board, Best dressed contest honorary), AWS Women's Day chairman. Kay Lyons�Spring fashion editor The Daily chairman, Carousal production board University Hostesses, Phigamraians president Texan newspaper

� Shari Brink�Best dressed (top 3) Mindy Michele Spurs Diana McGaha�Model United Nations delegate, � Linda Bippen�AWS fashion show Bonnie Munch Alpha Larabda Delta chairraan of International Club Buddy Program � � Leigh Bedard .\WS representative Nancy Pearson Agriculture Senator, Kaydettes Helene Meehan�President Sisters of the Signet � Relations officer Deborah Bartels MSA Senator, Mock political Public (Phi Sigraa Kappa), Outstanding sophomore Pfeil�Pora Pon delegation chairraan, Model U.N. secretary Wendy squad French student. Chemical Engineering Septem Christy Cavaness�Model U.N., Mock political Lynn Radmacher�Mortar Board, Robert Nugent ber sweetheart Award woman convention, Dean's list tor the outstanding senior of the Sally Moore�Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Beta Kin Joal Charleville�Mo-Maid president (synchro University, Sorority woman ot the year. Phi solving Beta nized swira group). Tiger mascot, cheerleader Kappa, A.S.U.A. Service Medallion, and Marilyn Morris�Studying in Europe � Who's Who in American and Universi Maureen Donovan Mer D'elles, Model U.N. Pan Colleges Nan Mulvaney�Cactus staff ties (yearbook) hellenic scholarship committee Tino Oshlo�Spooks. Cactus annual staff Faser� Simmons�Mortar Board S.U.A.B. Delores Honor roll SaUy secretary, Paula Parker�Alpha Lambda Delta Grebe�Mock Music and Literature Uni Jay political convention, dean's list, chairman, Kaydettes, Judy Parrish�Cordettes AWS A.S.U.A. Service raedallion bi-state convention committee versity Hostesses, Sue Pavton�Alpha Kappa Larabda sweetheart Hamer� Para Shuck� S.U.A.B. Miss U of Janet Angel Flight, dean's list Spurs, Kaydettes, Susan Pfeiffer�Garama Alpha Chi Haverfield� A Judy Managing editor ot Maneater Publicity secretary Judy Pike�Cactus staff, (yearbook) editor ot Pat Steffen�President of Maltesians ot Tau (student newspaper), Panhellenic rush Alpha Carol Pirrung^�Cactus staff (yearbook) Theta Phi booklet, Sigma treasurer, Outstanding Omega Margie Poole�Cactus staff. Model United Nations Marsha Umbenhaur�Cortar A.S.U.A. Ser Board, � Junior Frances Rea Phi Kappa Tau sweetheart Kierstein�Mock convention. vice Medallion, and Who's Who Rosemary political Angel Flight, Laura Richardson� assistant Fanfare tor bi-state in American and Universities Ranger editor. Alpha Fifty, hostess, AWS confer Colleges Lambda Delta ence board, AWS fashion board. Mara Vitolins�Miss Yuma Bengal Beauty, County Jennv Robinson�Cactus staff Shamrock sweetheart Alison Webster� Hostesses University Linda �.\rts and Science Dean's List Sue Kellerman�Dean's list Diane Weir�Chiraes, Pom Pon of Rogers squad Secretary � Larabda Delta Karen King�Dean's list Senate Rules committee Jean Sandberg .\Ipha Pat Sanford� honor Pat Kiesgen�Bi-state hostess Corky White�President ot Golden Hearts ot University roll Charleen Schwemer�Cactus Linda Lingelbach�Mer D'Elles, mock Sigma Phi Epsilon, University Hostesses staff, Garama Alpha political Skunks � Chi, convention, AWS fashion board Lyn Williaras Syraposium (a local senior wom

� Dianne Maiy�Dean's list en's honorary). Pi Sigraa Alpha Lynn Seward Model United Nations, A.I.D.

� Carolyn Moore�Gamma Alpha Chi (advertising). .�\nne Willyard�U. of A. Service Medallion Diana Sledge Phi Beta Kinsolving Journalism Students Association Suzi Woodruff�Syraposiura 2a senior women's Karen Steinhoff�Alpha Lambda Delta Marsha Mulford�Mer D'Elles honorary). Angel Flight Marilyn Teal�House of Delegates Pat McBride�Dean's list Cathy Yaeger�Mortar Board, A.S.U.A. Public Re Melissa Thompson.�Cactus staff Susan Ann Oswald�Dean's list lations sub-chairman. University Hostesses vice Sylvia Verhyden�President ot Curtain Club Sherry Peek�Dean's list pesldent Judy Vittetoe�Dean's listcura laude, student as

� Patricia Phillips Dean's list Leslie Jaap�Supreme Court clerk sistant at Kinsolving Karen Olson�Proxy senator to MSA Jean Gray�Mortar Board, Angel Flight, Who's Becky West�Angel Flight Rita Rea�Miss Belleville (Illinois), AWS, Home Who in American Colleges and Universities Gayle Weyel�Spooks, Cordettes coming committee chairman Cooky Hanson�A.F.S. Returnees Club president Patty Wiggins�-Spooks

48 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 Hall � ALPHA ZETA�Texas Sty Treasurer SaUy Henry Judy Hedrick�Phi Beta Kappa, Mortar Board, W.R.A. Sports Head�Lyn Plumley Campus Honor Senior Honors: in � chapter Study Ireland Judy Kinney Kay Hunter�Los Angeles County Young Republi in � Alpha Zeta won "Best Concession" and "Most Study England Sharyn Jorgensen cans secretary, UCL Young Republicans secre in � Money" at the University Varsity Carnival, a Study Vienna Alanna Hartzok tary, UCLC VIVA chairman. National chairman fund raising drive for scholarships. We were of VIVA Girls and national recording secretary competing with twenty-one other sororities and ALPHA THETA�Vanderbilt Elaine Ickes�UCLA Golden Girl fraternities. We had the Coca-Cola stand which Kathy (Neilson�Education Abroad Program, we made into a "Bonnie and Clyde" grocery-gas Chapter Honors: France 1968-1969

the C. W. Moss store in the � station, following 1st place in Homecoming Decorations, 1st place in Gale Phillips Chapter president. Mortar Board borrowed a Model A two movie. We Ford and Sigma Chi Derby Day, 1st place�Fall and vice president, Prythaneans Honor Society vice 1920 hand Ten were out Larabda gasoline pumps. girls Spring Blood Drive for greatest number and president. Alpha Delta, Outstanding the stand dressed in the fashions ot the side greatest percentage, 2nd place in Greek Week Senior, Phi Beta Kappa 1930's. Pledge Class competition, 2nd place in Sigma Stephana Roth�Mortar Board historian, Unicarap Nu College Bowl board. Phi Beta Kappa, Campus Honor Senior Krista Schmidt�Chimes ALPHA ETA�Ohio Individual Honors: Wesleyan Ellen Turner�Bruinettes president

� Academic Awards: Sara Anderson�Women's Advisory Council, Hotei, Ellen Turner Spurs Catherine � Phi Society�Carol Smith, Gail Hana Impact Symposium, Treasurer and Advisory Young Spurs Dean's List�Beryl Adams, Anne Collins, Julie Ed Coraraittee wards, Judy Kinney, Judy Sawchak Carole Barnes�Irapact Symposium Decorations, ALPHA MU�Rollins Achievement Scholars�Carol Smith, Phi Kappa Sigma Sweetheart, Vanderbilt in Judy Kinney, Honors: Beryl Adaras France Chapter Mortar Board: Julie Edwards Adinah Brown�Phi Beta Kappa Second place in Christmas House Decorating Con Cathy Bruramett�Women's .Advisory Council, Im test Honoraries: pact Syraposium Individual Honors: � Phi Mu Epsilon (math honorary)�Sherri Lancton Barbara Callander Honor Dorra (Sec.-Tres.) '6'7, Peggy Wurtzburger, Nancy Sue Anne Carpenter�Honor Dorra Sharon Askren�Dean's List, President List Githens Charlotte Chaken�Delphians, Vanderbilt in Sandra Christian�President's List

� Kappa Delta Pi (education honorary)�Peggy France Sara Perrott Who's Who, President's List Wurtzburger, Susie Cooper Nancy Childs�Vanderbilt in Spain Lindley WiUson�Dean's List Mary Ann Clark�Woraen's Advisory Council Carol Skodje�Dean's List Individual Honors: Linda Collins�Women's Advisory Council Inter Linda LaRue�President's List

� List Julie Edwards�Brown Jug Queen, May Track national Johnna Brand Dean's List, Presidents Conference Queen Susan Cramer�Woraen's Advisory Council execu Tina Turnblacer�President's List tive � List Association ot Women Students (AWS)�Melissa coraraittee, Irapact Syraposiura Betty Lawrence Dean's McGuire Debby Dixon�Impact Symposium Research Cora Stephanie Barnhill�Dean's List Senior Advisors�Judy McElfish '67-'68, Chris Aker raittee, Woraen's Advisory Council '6B'69, Melissa McGuire '68-'69, Julie Edwards Sue Fleischer�Hotei, Women's Advisory Council ALPHA NU�Wittenberg '68-'69 Lyn Funkhouser�Women's Advisory Council, Phi

Iota � Freshman Carap Counselors�Chris Hunsicker, Jan Sigma Carol Butz Alpha Larabda Delta � Dorm � Copenhaver, Judy Hopkins, Janet Brown '68, Dhoya Foley Phi Beta Kappa, Honor Peggie Leidy Treasurer of Class of 1970 � Nancy Bearas, Anne Howell, Sylvia Best '67 Fran Grigsby Vice president of Phi Sigraa Iota Becky Longstreth�Vice President of Class ot 1970 � Harrison � Freshman Camp Songleader�Judy Pritz '67 Margaret Irapact Syraposium Para Petheric Class ot 1970 Treasurer Pat � Vanderbilt in France Gazette � of Class of 1970 Freshman Camp Steering Committee�Beryl Adaras Johnson Editor, Joy Lynn Phillips Secretary Alice � Coucnil � of Class ot 1970 Panhellenic Council�Judy Kinney, Judy Hopkins, Jones Engineering secretary-trea Diane Sudranski Vice president Judy Pritz surer Paraela Tuke�President ot Class of 1970 Kraft�Honor Dorra � List Panhellenic President�Susie Roberts Jane Sharon Beckel Dean's

Susan Krienke�Dean's list � ot Class of Junior Panhellenic�Betsy Burtis, Jane Riggs Lynda Gundelsheiraer Secretary 1969 � Claire Laukhut Woraen's Athe � Iota Bishop Boosters�Judy Pritz, Joni Sarrus Advisory Council, Pat Lee Sigma Alpha Mortar Board vice Class �Beta Beta Beta Student Council�Susie Roberts nians, president. Junior Julie Remsberg co-chairraan �Treasurer ot Class of 1969 Student Senate Alternates�Suzette Fletcher, Judy Jan VanTilburg �-Women's Interna � Kinney, Chris Hunsicker Cindy Leigh Advisory Council, Linda Berrel Treasurer of Clas ot 1968 tional Affairs chairraan of Senior Ira Eifert�Student .Senate Academic Affairs Committee�Judy Kinney, Sandy cabinet; Carlo executive coraraittee � Shupper (Secretary) pact Symposium Jan Ward Greek Week Queen Lois McAndrews�Miss Commodore Human Relations Coraraittee�.\lanna Hartzok, Marsalek�Honor Dorm Nancy Luck Sally ALPHA TAU�McGill Miller�Phi Beta Student Education Association� Kay Kappa Nancy Kishida, Individual Honors: Moore�Women's Council Sue Langeler Joanne Advisory Marcia �Woraen's Council, Elizabeth Collins�Executive ot Women's Angel Flight�Susie Roberts, Jan Copenhaver. Nightingale Advisory Jane ot Theta Tau Honor Dorm Union Sally Henry, Cathy Sales, Joni Sarrus, Judy secretary Sigraa � Class Karin Hartner�Editor ot Old McGill Hopkins, Suzette Fletcher (2nd Lt.) Sandy Page Sophomore Delphians yearbook, Patterson� Woraen's Princess of Angel Flight Drill Team�Sally Henry, Judy Hop Jane Delphians, Advisory Engineering Engineering Undergrad kins, Suzette Fletcher Council uate Faculty � ot Freshman class. Carol Malone�Executive Women's Union Dolphins (Synchronized Swimming')�Kathie Krone Jeanne Phillips Secretary Women's Council Louise Mousseau�^Internal vice ot Orchesis (Modern Dance)�Sylvia Best Advisory president Carol Sanders�Hotei Women's Union A CapeUa Choir�Judy Pritz Barabara Stein�Treasurer ot class Schlachter�^Vice Arts and Science Choral Union�Sandy Shupper. Alanna Hartzok, Junior Nursing Sandy president � Student Association trea co-editor McGill Hand Jean Lutness, Georgie Cole Jean Temple Nursing Undergraduate Society, surer and Mortar Board, book, chairman Student Affairs Course Women's Chorale� Hana president, Sigraa Night, Andy Theta Tau Guide editor Madrigals�Judy Pritz Lorraine �Women's Council, Orchestra� Ann Doman Tremblay Advisory Jo Phi Beta committee Transcript (University Newspaper)�Sharyn Jor Kappa, Impact Symposium ALPHA PHI�Colorado Urban� of Student Association, College genson, Editor, Suzette Fletcher, Betsy Secretary Managing Jane Mortar president of Woraen's Advisory Council, Patty Adaras�Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean's List

Board, Athenians, � Le Bijou (University Yearbook)�Jane Sarno, Lay History Department Advisory Susan Ankeny AWS treasurer, executive board, coraraittee out Editor, Missy Rowe, Greeks and Dorms Co- judicial board, legislative council, Welcomer, Diane Wilder�Phi Beta of Editor, Trish Novak, Senior Section Co-Editor, Kappa, president Dean's List, Religious Affairs Committee Lambda Delta Pi, Phi Beta � Jane Riggs, Organization Editor, Anne Haas-Staff Sigraa Sharon Andress ^Dean's List � Delta Merritt Wooten Phi Beta Diane Brown�Gamraa Phi Beta C. C. Monnett Weekend�Senior Chairraan, Melissa Mc Kappa, Secretary, president, Phi Guire, President's Reception, Nancy Githens, Alpha Players, creative dramatics instructor. Cap and Ann �President of Senior Women's Jane Riggs, Betsy Burtis Yingling Gown Honor Dorm Karen Chadwick�Dean's Phi Upward Bound�Susie Roberts List, Beta Kappa � Committee One Act Plays�Anne Howell, Chris Aker, Melissa Jane Eddy Panhellenic, Syraposiura Rowe ALPHA IOTA�U.C.L.A. Beanie Ferguson�Pledge Class president Dee Fitzsiraons�AWS vice Greek Week Committee�Sally Henry, Jan Copen president Honors: Diane Flesh�President of Honor haver (Note�Alpha Eta chapter recently won Chapter Panhellenic, Mardi Gras student the All Sorority Marathon Swim. The house re Mardi Gras Runner-up Sweepstakes, Council, government representative New Chi CCCA, Senior Woman ceived two trophies, one tor the sorority with Most Original Booth, Sigma Derby Outstanding Linda �AWS council the raost girls participating and one for the so Day second place Spirit Holley legislative Gail �Selected for rority which did the most laps.) Jorgensen special language pro Individual Honors: Yale Freshman Council�Melissa Rower, Marie Wurtz grara University Klein�AWS burger Susan Caldwell�First vice president NSC-YMCA, Barbara Treasurer Area YMCA Michelle Leonardi� council Residence Chairmen�Julie Edwards '67, Nancy co-chairraan Pacific Southwest Legislative � Githens '68 (Monnett Standards Chairman '67) Ginger Fulton�Chiraes Cathy Livingston W.\A vice president and social � AWS council Hayes House Council�Carol Smith JoAnn Hauch Chapter president chairman, legislative

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA HI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 49 Miami Robin Lostetter�Song Fest Director All second �Fall Gaylee Beiser�Miss Congeniality Chapter Improvement, place (^^^'^^Greek weeK Diane Ludlow�.AWS late board, legislative coun Pledge Class Grade Average Pageant), Program Board, Spring cil Kathy Axoritis�Angel Flight coraraittee, J-Prom co-chairraan � � WRA Sue Mackin AWS Barb Baker�Summer resident assistant, ACE, cor Missy Bradley Program Board, recording secretary AWS office � Delta, Jane McAtee Alpha Lambda Delta, AWS record ridor representative Jill Brinkerhoff�Alpha Lambda

� Phi SPERS ing secretary Betty Batdorf President of Pi Omega Pi, corps, �. ., Recensio, Pi Om Ronna Matsch�Dean's List, Phi Beta Kappa Beta Larabda Janet Burress�AWS office corps,

� Marta Mondt AWS legislative council Carol Clapp�Junior Class Cabinet, chairman of icron Pi, SPERS

� Candi Morris�AWS judicial board, freshman Greek Coordination for Spring Weekend Carolyn Curtis Dean's List AWS coordinator, dorm president, President of Gamraa Phi Beta Cindy Corbett�Swan club Barbara Donaldson� program Betsy Norris�Garama Phi Beta pledge class presi Nancy Crowe�Chairman of Elections Board, di CWENS Delta, Marlin Club dent rector of May Sing, Kappa Phi, A Cappella Betsy Downing�Alpha Kappa Lynn Occhipinti�Panhellenic treasurer Choir, alumnae award for highest grade im- treasurer � � Donna Dunn Phi Omicron, Alpha Hannah Palmer President ot Bemis Hall, judicial proveraent in chapter Upsilon AH CWENS, PanheUenic board Carol Davis�Pi Omega Pi, Phi Beta Lambda Lambda Delta, EA, board, Panhellenic Marcia Phillips�Rastall Center board. Head of Jane Dixon� Honors Program, Pi Delta handbook revision, judicial University Board College Bowl Tournament Phi, resident assistant, AWS Orientation Com rush rules revision, concert Paraela Roach�Delta Epsilon, Phi Beta Kappa mittee Barbara Drake�Hallmark Scholarship

� � AWS office SEA, Dean's List, Lu Ann Rugg Head Cheerleader, Cap and Sally Dorsey�President of Beta Gamma, secretary Janet Fairley corps, Delta Pi Gown, Dean's List of Council for Exceptional Children, Angel CWENS, kappa � Betsy Wise�Cap and Gown Flight, Cap and Gown Judy Fathauer AWS office corps, Sigma Alpha Marilyn Dukes�Chairman, AWS Commityee for Eta ALPHA CHI�William and Mary Scholarship, UAO Special Events committee. Diane Faulkner�Miarai Majorette �MUE Board Rush Counselor, Angel Flight�Outstanding Se Bonnie Gertz College Honors: � Chapter nior Angel, Drill Team Peggy Goodenow Alpha Larabda Delta, CWENS, cabinet, board, First place in Bloodmobile drive Lila Evans�SEC publicity chairraan AHEA, Sophomore judicial Phi Beta Karen Feder�Treasurer ot Council tor Excep AWS second vice president, Kappa Individual Honors: tional Children, chairraan of Union Activities Linda Gordon�Alpha Kappa Delta, judicial Ivy Akers�Alpha Larabda Delta, Dean's List Organization board, Mortar Board � � Hall Out � Freshman President, Pat Albright Dean's List Carol Garrahausen Designed prograras tor AWS Trisha Haldeman Pat .Arledge�Delta Oraicron publicity chairman Style Show and Best-Dressed Girl Contest, Sum standing Freshman Woman, IRC, Alpha � CWENS Pi Delta Phi, Reggie Armentrout Abelian Society, Kappa DeUa mer Rush Brochure, Campus Calendar of Larabda Delta, president. Hall vice Pi Events, Art Director for Key, undergraduate as J-Prom committee. Mortar Board, Greta Augustine�Dean's List, Sigma Delta Pi sistantship in art department president. Phi Beta Kappa � Gerry Baltes�W. R. A. secretary Judy Goldwood�Dorm president. Golden Hearts, Debbie Hoopingarner ACMS publicity chairman, Diana Barocco�Phi Beta Kappa, Psi Chi vice Homecoraing committee AWS office corps, ACE, Recensio, Panhellenic president. Dean's List Sandy Guy�Angel Flight office corps Susan Baskerville�WDA president. President's Barb Hansel�Pem Club, WIA, Delta Psi Kappa Nancy Hundley�Sophomore cabinet. Dean's List, Aide, Who's Who, Dean's List, chapter presi Karen Isaakson�Angel Flight Pi Omicron Pi � com dent Joanne James�AWS second vice president, AWS Janifer Hunger Block M treasurer, J-Prom Carol Bender�Mortar Board secretary, Panhellenic Legislation Board, Kappa Delta Pi, Student mittee vice president, Honor Council, Who's Who, Council Communication Board, Counselor for Lois Johnson�Greek Week coraraittee. Kappa Lambda sweetheart of Pi Lambda Phi summer school Delta Pi, CWENS, Alpha Delta, ACE,

� Nancy Bierly Alpha Lambda Delta, Mermettes Barb Kaseraan�Royal Green, Society tor the Ad- Panhellenic committee. Spring Greek Week Cindy Cave�Dean's List vanceraent ot Management committee

� Barbara Croyle Dean's List Ginger Kathrens�Cap and Gown, Pi Delta Phi, Carolyn Jones�Pi Delta Phi, CWENS, AWS office Carolyn Dance�Dean's List Phi Kappa Phi, Who's Who, W.B.G.U. radio corps � �Dean's List Hada deVarona Dean's List, Orchesis announcer, AWS Style Show Commentator, Cheryl Juergens Gale Gibson�Mortar Board vice president Most Valuable Player (softball) award Diane Juergens�Honor Day coraraittee. Angel

� Marilyn Giorgio WDA vice president. Mortar Mary Kesson�Senior Justice Traffic Court, Phi Flight

� Board vice president, Who's Who, Abelian Soci Upsilon Oraicron�secretary, Greek Week cora Kaye Koenig SEA president. Pi Mu Epsilon trea ety, Dean's List, Dean's Advisory committee raittee. Panhellenic Legislative Board, Who's surer, Student Abroad, Mortar Board Pat Gracian�Dean's List, Abelian Society, Miss Who, Golden Torch Society, Outstanding Senior Marian Kohl�A\VS office corps Mary Lightfoot Scholarship Gararaa Phi Marilyn Mansfield�Dean's List, Recensio, SEA

� Bobbie Grove Dean's List, Mortar Board Donna Killey�Senior Class coraraittee, SEA Terry McCracken�CWENS, Delta Phi Alpha.

� Carol Hamerson Dean's List, Honor Council Aide Sharon Lange�Vice president ot Dorra AVVS program committee

� Naida Harlow�Phi Beta Kappa Nancy Lobas�Phi Kappa Phi, .Angel Flight, Kathy Maclntyre Sigma Alpha Eta Cyndy Hicks�Dean's List Kappa Delta Pi Mary Kay Nichols�Pi Sigraa Alpha

� � Chrissie Hines Dean's List, Sweetheart of Donna Mahan�Kappa Sigma Dream Girl Karen Osborn ACE, Alpha Larabda Delta Larabda Chi Alpha Debby Marcum�University Players, UAO commit Judv Patterson�Miami Speaker's Bureau, program Mary Hurn�Chi Delta Phi, Phi Beta Kappa tee board, CWENS, SPERS Ruthie Johnson�Dean's List Linda MiUer�Royal Green, DriU Team, AWS Jane Pepple�Student Senator, Alpha Lambda Lynda Lotz�Merraettes, Honor Council, Mortar Elections Board. Resident Assistant, Elections Delta, Mariners, Mortar Board Board's Outstanding Sophomore Board, Highest Pledge Grade Improvement Connie Pickett�Alpha Larabda Delta, Panhellenic Becki McColpin�Chi Delta Phi, Dean's List, Award recording secretary, Panhellenic president. Pi WRA president, Mermettes Diana Pulschen�Vice President of Cap and Gown, Sigma Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa, Mortar Board Merle Markwith�Pi Delta Epsilon, Mortar Board, president of Union Activities Organization, Sara Rerasberg�Alpha Kappa Delta Who's Who. Phi Beta Kappa, Abelian Society, Who's Who Linda Rogowski�Concert board, Sigma Alpha Alpha Lambda Delta senior advisor Marty Pryatel�Baird-Yocura Award Ela, Panhellenic committee

� Ellen Mauck Dean's List Cindy Shadwick�Kappa Delta Pi Kathy Ruef�Honor Day committee, Sigma Alpha

� Babs O'Dell Junior Panhellenic vice president Sue Shaver�Beta Gamraa Sigma Eta, SPERS

� Carol Pearn Dean's List, Kappa Delta Pi secre Leanne Siraon�SEA, Resident Assistant Sherry Sorenson�Grad School Day coraraittee. Ju tary, Pi Delta Phi Jill Steele�Highest Pledge Grade Average nior class cabinet

� Georgan Prescott Dean's List Sara Steen�Section Editor for Key, UAO Publica Sally Spangler�SPERS, Senate committee

� Liz Rarasey Dean's List, Student Association sec tions committee, French club Carol Spomer�Panhellenic office corps retary. Mortar Board secretary Karen Todd�Panhellenic treasurer, Panhellenic Diane Strobel�Phi Upsilon Omicron Cheryl Scott�Alpha Lambda Delta publicitv. Brochure, AWS Elections Board Diane Tantum�Alpha Larabda Delta, CWENS, Dean's List, Honors Center Committee secretary Holly Weideman�Delta Phi Alpha, Kappa Delta Red Cap Review, Student Senator, Pi Delta Megan Shields�.Alpha Lambda Delta vice presi Pi Phi. SEA dent, Dean's List Wendy Wilson�Delta Phi Delta, OEA, NEA Diane Walter�AWS office corps. Miami Chest

� Sharon Smith .Alpha Lambda Delta Cathy Zbin�Sigma Alpha Rho committee. Concert board. Winter Weekend Susie Smith�Dean's List. Eta Sigraa Phi rommittee. SEA. SPERS, AWS vice president, Linda Sorrell�French Club vice president. Dean's co-chairman. Phi Omicron, BETA DELTA� J-Prom Upsilon List Michigan State Mortar Board

Elizabeth �Pi Delta Sturges Epsilon Lee �3rd Vice President ot Panhel � Mary Camp Ginny Vogel Alpha Lambda Delta. WD.A secre lenic BETA ZETA� tary, Dean's List, cheerleader Kent State varsity Casale�Honors Barbara Williams�WR.A of Nancy College manager, secretary � Chris Lambda Delta Baluk� Larabda Delta the Board Hayward Alpha Jeanette Alpha honorary Managers' � � Julie Dyer Alpha Lambda Delta, Omicron Nu Joan Basil Greek Forum Patty Blackwell�Panhellenic committee BETA GAMMA� Green expansion Bowling BETA EPSILON�Miami Susan Butterfield�Panhellenic president, Co-editor of the Greek Forura. Student Government sena Honors: Chapter Candy Anthony�.Alpha Lambda Delta tor. President's Roundtable, Angel Flight, Out Second place�Trophy-May Sing, second place�All Rebecca Banks�Die Kaffeestunde, Alpha Lambda standing Jr. Women Finalist. Cardinal Key sec Chapter Grade Average, first place�Pledge-Ac Delta, Miami Student retary. Venus, Dr. Roskin's Advisory Council tive Grade Improvement Award, third place� Judy Beggs�Shakerettes Chris Charvat�Expansion committee chairman

50 THE CRESCENT OF CAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 Dana Davis�PanheUenic expansion coraraittee Marilyn Hubbell�Senate Admissions Committee, Larabda Chi Alpha, first place scholarship Diane Deering�Dean's List Highest Ranking Senior Woman standing trora San Diego Collegiate Panhellenic, Kathy Erskine�Dean's List, Phi Gararaa Nu (So Barb Humrael�Angel Flight, Lecture Arts and second place Woraen's Division Volleyball Science Cardinal Panhel Concerts Committee cial honorary). Key, Championship, in elections we have the fourth standards Panhellenic stan Chris Hutchinson� lenic chairman, Jr. Young Republicans, Bradley AS Secretary in a row. Student dards chairman Service Committee Bonnie Aves�Angel Flight � Girl Court � Maureen Fitzgerald Dream Kappa Candy Jacobson Radio Board ot Control, Sigma Lynda Bankhead�Spurs, Public Relations, Editor Sigma Alpha Eta, Editor ot Senior Section of Anaga Spurs � Phi Pan � Deya Gelini President ot Gamma Beta, Elizabeth Johnson Chiraes, Secretary ot Campus Susie Berry�Cetza, Spurs hellenic rush chairman. Cardinal Key, Dean's Coraraunity Coraraission, Student Center Board Debby Billings�Cetza, Freshraan Class Council, List President, President of Little Sisters ot Minerva, Home Economics Club, Spurs, Associated Stu � Phi llona Harrison Cardinal Key, Sigma Kappa National Leadership Institute, Winner ot the dents treasurer, Community Involvement Board, Moonlight Girl, PanheUenic expansion commit 1967-1968 Olive B. White Scholarship, Advisory Secretary of Association for Commuting Ma tee, president Little Sisters of Triple T's of Phi Committee to the Dean of Students, Mortar chines, Activity Chairman Sigma Kappa Board, Who's Who Francie Chevrie�Model for Seventeen

� Barb Jams Theta Sigraa Phi (journalism honor Ruth Ann Kengott�^Association of Women Stu Linda Chouinard�Freshman Class Secretary, ary) Cardinal Key, Judy Koonce Award, Dean's dents, Homecoraing House Decoration Commit A.W.S. Orientation Coraraittee, Aztec Center List tee, Psychology Club Recreation Board

� Barbara Kalnitzky Panhellenic expansion commit Andrea Leverette�Vice President ot Merri-N- Gwen Collins�Chaplin-Junior PanheUenic, Fash tee Nettes ion Show chairman

� Marcie Kitko Varsity cheerleader, corresponding Sue Marty�Secretary ot Lecture Arts and Concerts Judi Conner�Sigraa Phi Epsilon Sweetheart secretary to Panhellenic Committee Candy Dickard�Spurs, Sophoraore Student Class Sherry Kirsch�Alpha Tau Omega Pledge Princess Janet Miller�Chimes, Secretary ot B Club, Presi Council, Panhellenic Dorm Chairman

� Carole Larabert Chestnut League secretary of dent ot President's Council, General Chairman Vicki Dickson�Lambda Chi Alpha Crescents, Assis- promotions committee ot Horaecoming Steering Committee, Pi nior, Rugbyettes, President ot Gararaa Jeannine Linton�Dean's List Larabda Theta, SNEA, Captain of Cheerleaders, tant Panhellenic Representative, Sigma Phi Ep Judy Marusyan�Delta Psi Kappa (HPE Honor Outstanding Cheerleader, Mortar Board silon Calendar Girl ary), Jr. Panhellenic standards chairman Judy Miller�Angel Flight, Chiraes, Chairraan of Nancy Doutt�Miss Blowout, Rugbyettes, social Leslie Miller�President of Little Sisters of the Lecture Arts and Concerts Coraraittee, Publicity chairman, president Rugbyettes Star and Crescent, Sweetheart ot Kappa Sigma Chairraan for Freshman-Sophomore Dance, Nancy Ellis�AWS Correspondence committee. Jane Morgan�Vice president ot Senior Class in Campus Community Coraraission Kappa Pi, Anahuac, Spurs Clinic, Sigma Alpha Eta (Speech and Hearing Vicki Mizen�Publicity Chairman ot Sigma Alpha Jeannie Faulkner�Rugbyettes honorary). Kappa Sigma Sweetheart, recipient Eta Laraine Grad�Secretary ot International Board ot Judith Koonce Memorial Award Sue Mohns�Mortar Board. Vice President and Barbara Grigg�Most Outstanding Graduating Se Alice Pavelka�Panhellenic activities chairman Program Chairman of Sigraa Alpha Eta nior, Rugbyettes, President ot Gamraa Phi Beta, Diane Suchan�Standards chairman for WIC, Phi Louise Nelson�Lecture Arts and Concerts Cora Spurs, Flag Twirler, Dean's List Mu Epsilon (math honorary) raittee. ODK Leadership Conterence Mary Jayne Haas�Sigraa Phi Epsilon Queen ot Debbie Warner�Panhellenic contact committee Nancy Norton�Scholars' Prograra, President ot Hearts Court, chairraan of Horaecoraing Sweep Radio Board of Control, Secretary ot Panhel stakes Float lenic, Alpha Psi Omega, Bradley Coraraunity Virginia Hardesty�AWS, Scholarship chairman of BETA ETA�Bradley Chorus, Bradley Theatre, Forensic Team, Na Dorm tional Discussion Teara Lori Hendrick�Dorm Officer, Fashion Show Chapter Honors Ruth Pennington�Student Senate Aide, Student Model Second Place House Homecoraing Decoration, Senate Coraraunications Committee Joan Herzig�Who's Who in American Colleges Overall Highest Ranking Sorority Gradepoint, Kathy Rawlins�Student Center Board, Cheer and Universities, President Las Meninas, Presi First Most Decorative Booth Carapus Carnival, leader, Alpha Lambda Delta, Highest Ranking dent and Secretary ot AWS. Prograraraing Place Pan Fra Sing Freshman Overall Chairraan ot Student Union Board, Shell and Individual Honors: Alix Rohrs�Sigma Alpha Eta Oar, Sigraa Alpha Iota. Dean's List, National Cindee Scott�Lecture Arts and Concerts Corarait College Queen Finalist, Mortar Board � Diana Boothe Associa � Highest Ranking Senior, tee, Vice President of the Angel Flight Pledge Carolyn Johns Freshman Class treasurer, Del Sud tion ot Women Students, SNEA Class, National Advertising M.inager ot Scout, Organizations Editor, Pep Board, Junior Pan Sandee � SNEA Bradley Student Center Board, Young Republicans, Decorations Chairraan hellenic, Sophomore Class treasurer � Student Judy Brinkman Angel Flight, Bradley Freshraan-Sophoraore Dance Janice Koeller�Mortar Board Leadership School Service Coraraittee Para Shuck�Student Center Board Ardith Julien�Dorm president. Wing president, � Mary Budke Bradley Student Service Coraraittee, Cathy Schuessler�Bradley Chorale. Bradley Com A. S. Council representative in Best- Merri-N-Nettes, First Runner-Up munity Chorus Kay Lahart�AWS Long Range Planning chair

Dressed Contest � Marcy Stewart Student Center Reserve Board, raan, Rugbyettes, AWS Orientation chairraan Ann � Coraertord Newman Club Little Sisters of Minerva Laurie Larabee�Pep Club Ann � Center Connelley Newman Club, Student Mary Ann Talbott�Merri-N-Nettes, Bradley The Diana Livingston�Spurs Board atre Costume Coraraittee, Bradley Theatre, Maria Long�Mortar Board Leadership School, Kristi Cook�Chimes, Little Sisters of Minerva, Horaecoraing Queens Coraraittee, Senate Cora Panhellenic Workshop chairraan

Who's All School Business � Who, Secretary, raittee on Freshraan Orientation, Counselor's Kathv Meadows Publicity chairraan ot Dorm, Manager tor the Panhellenic-Inter-Fraternity Aide Wing president Dance, Angel Flight Pledge Trainer, Programs Jara Viscardi�Student Center Board Mavis Morgan�

Week � Coraraittee Homecoming, Greek Steering Nancy Williamson Chimes, ODK Leadership Eileen Penman�Social chairman ot Junior Panhel Committee Conference. Coraraander ot Angel Flight, lenic, Junior Panhellenic parliaraentarian Karen � Center Reserve Cranwill Student Board, ROTC Queen Finalist, President ot Alpha Orai Jeannie Peterson�Who's Who in American Col Chorus, Angel Flight, Bradley Community Ju cron Phi, Secretary ot Putnam Award Evalua leges and Universities, secretary AWS, AWS nior Class Treasurer tion Coraraittee, Student Center Board, Campus scholarship chairraan, dorm president, Cetza, Clarine � Carnival, Student Center Dinges Campus Carnival Steering Committee, Home Ec Club, Inter-Dorm Council, AS Council executive com Reserve Board, Secretary of the Angel Flight Publicity Chairman of Illinois State Home Eco mittee, AWS Woman ot the Month, Sophoraore Pledge Class nomics Association of Collegiate Chapters, Win Women ot the Year � Newman Student Club, Award � Jeanne Dohney Scout, ner of the Outstanding Angel Sheila Ra!;sd

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 51 Fresh Laraine Weathers�AWS, Las Meninas, AWS Sec Cultural coraraittee. Scholarship chairman. Stan Ann Rothermel�Freshman Class Council, Freshman Class retary, AWS Constitution Revisions chairman, dards chairman, Hesperia. Representative to raan Class Social Committee, AWS Newsletter, vice Gamma Phi Greek Bowl, Phi Newsletter, Ski Club president Quiz Sigma Alpha (political hon Beta science honorary), PieLaw Club Sherry Saehlenou�Silver and Gold (freshman Lucie Whitchurch�.AWS, AWS Fashion Council. Kris Dick�Capers (Coed Affiliates ot Pershing Ri orary) officer for Cara- Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweethearts president. Soph fles) Fran Savage�Public Information omore Class Council Marsha Ditmar�AWS representative. German vals. Clearing House tutor Wickle�AWS. AWS Fall Club, vice president of Dorm BIythe Schroeder�Spurs vice president, Hesperia. Vicky Banquet publicity Delta, In chairman, Cetza Alice Dow�Dorra publicity chairraan, Homecom Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Epsilon Karen Wilson� Cetza. .AWS Com committee ternational Fair Spurs, Publicity ing publicity honor mittee, Mortar Board Leadership School, Assis Jo.Ann Everhart�Spurs, Alpha Lambda Delta, Jenny Seese�Silver and Gold (freshman Freshman University Re tant Pledge Trainer, Best Dressed on Campus, President's and Dean's Lists ary). Spurs, Camp,

� Award Frosh Fete, Alpha Lambda Delta Julie Farthing Freshman Class Council, Sewall view, Outstanding Pledge Rush Advisor, CV Belle Woodward�Spurs Hall Hearing Board Recorder Lindy Sherman�Panhellenic Nancy Fitzpatrick�Senior Class Council, Out Perspective reporter standing Senior Award-Gamma Phi Beta, Mor Peggy Sexton�Secretary AWS Central Hearing � BETA PI Indiana State tar Board President, Who's Who in American Board Universities and Colleges Pat Soenksen�Sophoraore Class Council Roberta �Union Board � for house Cripe president. Alpha Nancy Gauvreau�Clearing House, Alpha Lambda Barb Sterret Resident Advisor boarding

� Lambda Delta, Panhellenic first vice president. Delta, Spurs, Outstanding Sophomore Award� Kathy Stuart Junior Panhellenic Representative, Senior Council Gamma Phi Beta, Panhellenic committee chair Greek Songfest chairman, Intersorority Activities Ferrara� Freshraan class and award for Mary Jo Outstanding Journal man Chairman (pledge chapter), ist of Greek Week commit 1968 Susie Gemienhardt�YWCA Tutoring Program, most outstanding pledge, Hahn� Blue 500 Carol FroshSoph Council, Berets, Clearing House tee, Greek Week publicity chairraan Festival of 500� 1968 � Princess Indianapolis Carol Gordon�Winter Carnival Queen, Colora Lynn Sutch Senior Class Council � � chair Cheryl Hahn Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Pi, doan Photography Queen Jill Terry Spirit and Rally Commission, Blue 1967-68 Armed Chairman Frosh-Soph Council, Berets, Nancy Grant�Clearing House Tutor, Little Sigma man of Winter Carnival, Magazine Forces Queen Candy Greer�Dean's List for Gamraa Phi Beta Pris Houts�Phi Delta Sigraa Iota, Kappa Pi, Sue Hastings�Winter Carnival Secretary, Little Pat Thode�Spurs Accumula � Alpha Larabda Delta, Distinguished Sigma Terry Thornton Young Republicans tive Honor Roll Active Pin for two � Drive Scholarship Sharon Haynes�President-Gararaa Phi Beta, Pan Joan WilUamson Gold Bond Stamp repre semesters, Le Cercle Francais Award hellenic sentative

� Kaible Lambda Delta � Nancy Alpha Delta, Kappa Margaret Hein�AWS representative, Horaecoraing Pam Bruce Spur activity chairman. Sophomore Pi, Lambda Psi Sigma publicity coraraittee Class Council � Barbara Delta � Who's Who Long Pamarista, Kappa Pi, Alpha Jan HonnoU�ZTA Rusher, Horaecoming publicity Linda Valdez PanheUenic president. Lambda Delta committee in American Colleges and Univerities

� Schultz Senior Council � Who in Kay Pamarista, Janice Jaggers�International Fair publicity. Win Cathe Donham Mortar Board, Who's �Miss Marine for Armed Forces Kathy Sipe Corp ter Carnival, Engineering Queen Court American Colleges and Universities, ASUC Sena Day Jennifer Johnson�Castle Belles, Spurs, Sigma Nu tor, Panhellenic coraraittee chairman Marge Skabla�Sigraa Alpha Iota, Theta Alpha Goddess Blue Union Phi, Berets, Madrigal Singers, Junior Janeille Jones�Panhellenic Executive Council, Panhellenic council � State Board, Panhellenic Senator to ASUC. recording secre BETA SIGMA Washington Mariann Twist� Lambda Delta, Phi Alpha Alpha tary College Republican Club, corresponding Showcase Business Linda Anderson� Cheerleader Gamma, Sycamore Manager, secretary College Republican League ot Colo Varsity Susie �AWS Elections Board Committee Associate Editor of yearbook rado. Boulder County Young Republicans, Con Boyer � Charlotte Chase�Mu Phi Holly Wallace Editor of Sycamore yearbook, servative Club, Phi Sigma Alpha (political sci Epsilon treasurer. Opera Phi Gamraa Who's Who in Theatre Alpha president, ence honorary) Troupe American Universities and Pi Susie �Freshman� Weekend Cora Colleges, Kappa Rita Kagin�YWCA Tutoring Program, Dean's Cosgriffe Faculty Karen Whitaker�Miss Army National Guard for List raittee, Junior Panhellenic Armed Eaton� AWS Greek Forces Day Debby Kerner�Junior Class Council, Castle Belles Dorothy Spurs, Sophoraore Deborah Woerner�Blue Berets, Kappa Delta Pi, Drill Commander, UMC Reading Program, Senator Service Gibb� Honors Omega Alpha Delta, Union Board University Theater productions, Hesperia, Pace Janis Spurs-Songleader, Prograra Award Susie Hatton�WSU Memorial School in setters Candidate, Mortar Board, College Young High � Phi Kay Wythe Alpha Larabda Delta, Larabda Republicans Executive Council Belgian Congo Committee Who's Who in American Universities Barbara Kiem� R.O.T.C. Chi Sigraa, Marty Knapp�Ski Club. Young Republicans, Col Army Sponsor, and Colleges, Paraarista, Pi Mu Epsilon orado Corps, ASUC High School Relations Delphia, Honors Prograra Commission, Dean's List Bobbi Lawrence�Angel Flight Novak�Vice ot Coun � Panhellenic BETA RHO�Colorado Cindy Kraybill Vice president (first semester), Becky president president (second seraester) of Dorm, AWS cil RHA member, Panhel Linda Otten�Junior Panhellenic president Abdnor�Dean's Garama representative, Junior Lynne List, president, � lenic. Pledge Class President. Spurs Sue Rutherford YWCA 2nd Vice President. Phi Beta, vice president AWS. Central Hearing YWCA Committee chairman �Orchesis. Ski Dorm Social Job Corps Committee Panhellenic Joan Laage Club, chairman, Judiciary � Chairman, Pledge Class Historian Norma Jo Scott AWS Personnel Committee Head, Hesperia officer. Mortar Board Secretary, Chairman � Y-Teen Trend Karlin Lanz Spurs, Supervisor, Nails Growing (singing group) Urdal�AWS Personnel Pi Laura La Force� and Advi Joan Committee, � Spurs Secretary Junior Judy Anderson Dean's List Lambda Theta. Honors sor, Larabda Delta, Class Program Andrews�Neusteter's Made .Alpha Hesperia, Jr. Dynda College Board, Holly Vieum^�ASW corarait Mademoiselle Council College College Day moiselle magazine college board. tee Lvndall Lehan�New Student Orientation magazine carapus raarketing representative Carol Westlin�ASWSU Committee Linda � YWCA Tutor Horaecoraing Nikki Barlow�AWS representative, vice president Lenny Young Republican, ot Dorm, Special Events Committee chairman ing � Helen Presi � (Pledge Class). Per.ipective (newspaper) Mary Lumberg Young Republicans, Beta Tau Texas Tech dent's List Cheryl Beckwith�Silver and Gold (Freshraan .Ann Monvhan�International Fair Honors: Honorary), Spurs Chapter � Class � Council, � Corkey Bodley Colorado Corps publicity chair Jan Murphv Sophomore Sopho Little 500 Bike race 3rd place, winner of Spirit more Advisor, Public Relations Chairman ot raan Stick at all-school pep rally. PanheUenic Mary Bray�Chairraan-Campus Chest Individual Honors: �Ski � Nation Class Sue Britton Growing Trend (singing group) Mary Club. Sophoraore Council, Lin Bowen�President ot pledge class, Ist and 3rd � Carnival committee, Henderson Museum Martv Brookover Homecoraing publicity chair Spring places in Intramural swim meet VVorker raan Diana Bracy�Dean's List, .All CoUege Recognition Dixie Buoy�ZTA Panhellenic Rusher, ZTA Rush .Ann North�Sorority Exchange Committee Service

� Coordinator Jan Palfreyman Dorra Song Leader, Freshman Pat Carter�Array ROTC Sweetheart

� Kathy Clark Junior Class Council, Panhellenic Class Council, Spurs Christy Chapman�Scabbard and Blade Sweet Council, Pledge Trainer coraraittee head, CU Mary Pomeroy�Clearing House, Freshman Class heart, Array ROTC Sweetheart, Dean's List, Delegate to Big 8 IFC-Panhellenic Conference, Council, Campus Affairs Committee, Freshraan Corps Dettes vice president Panhellenic Carap Marsha Deraent�Feature Twirler ot Texas Tech Sue Clark�Spurs, Clearing House Val Powell�Sophoraore Class Council, Oracle staff, Band

� Jeannie Cox Young Republicans, Hawaiian Club YWCA delegate for Kansas City Convention, Le Ellen Dickson�Dean's List, AWS General Linda Crall�Spurs. Dean's Superior List, Alpha YWCA cabinet raeraber, publicity chairman for Council Lambda Delta (freshman honorary) Delta Phi International Fair, assistant Publicity Chairman Susan Esterak�Sigma Tau Delta .Alpha (German honorary) for Winter Carni\'al Marilyn Foster�Dean's List, All College Recogni Liz Crosby�Pacesetter, Who's Who in American Lynnettee Rajala�Spurs, Greek Blood Bank repre tion Service, Legislator in freshraan dorm. Colleges and Universities, Mortar Board-Tap sentative. Little Sigma Alpha Lambda Delta ping Chairman, Oracle Associate editor, AWS Suzanne Richmone�Angel Flight, Beta Sigraa Janey Ginn�Legislator in freshman dorm Handbook editor. ASUC High School Relations (women's business honorary) Jackie Goodwin�Angel Flight Operations Officer, Commissioner, Teacher Recognition Award Katie Ricketson�Clearing House Angel Flight National Publications Officer, committee, Panhellenic Scholarship committee. Taffy Riede�Clearing House, Head Start, Spurs dorm legislator

52 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER � 1 968 Diane Walter, Miami Connie Pickeff, Miami Liz Crosby, Cafhe Donham, Linda Valdez, Nancy Filzpafrick AWS, 2nd VP Panhellenic Presidenf Colorado, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities

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Lynn Radmacher, Arizona Dolores Covington, East Texas Roberta Cripe, Indiana Sfafe Kathy Gibson, Sf. Louis Sorority Woman of the year AWS Presidenf, Alpha Lambda Union Board President Greek Woman of Year, Who's Who Delta, AWS Woman of Year

Nyla Nuff Brown & Gold Editor Susan Roberts, Ohio Wesleyan Judy Ruhl, Indiana Cyndi Houden, Northern lowa Western Michigan Panhellenic President UN Secretary-General Student Senate President

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 53 Beta Gail Hawes� of upperclass dorm. Legislator i,xecu- Beta Beta (National Biology Honorary), tive Officer ot Angel Flight, Alternate Delegate to area Angel Flight Conclave Linda Henderson�AWS General Council and Ex ecutive Lynda Hogue�Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean's List, All College Recognition Service ROTC Marrianne Kluge�Angel Flight, Air Force Sweetheart Margaret McGill�Executive Officer of Angel V Flight, Air Force Sweetheart Patty McKinney�ROTC Company Sweetheart, Dean's List Barbara Miller�Gamma Alpha Chi (Advertising Honorary) Judy Mixon�Mortar Board, Junior Council, Trea surer of Sigma Tau Delta (English Honorary), All College Recognition Service Sherrill Reagan�Mortar Board, Dean's List, Presi dent of Gamma Phi Beta, Miss Wool of Texas DIRECTORY Jan Reed�Phi Kappa Phi honorary CHAPTER Kay Reynolds�Legislator in upperclass dorm. Dean's List, President of Gamma Phi Beta Julie Ryan�Mortar Board, Kappa Kappa Psi Below and on the next 9 are listed the of pages presidents Sweetheart, All School Recognition Service, Greek-letter and alumnae chapters. On pages 65 through 69 President of Tau Beta Sigma, President of Mu Phi Dean's List, National Convention are listed all the chairmen. Please this issue Epsilon, membership keep Delegate for Mu Phi Epsilon of The Crescent, or these pages, for handy reference during Cindy Smith�Dean's List, Psi Chi (National Psy All the year. chology Honorary), College Recognition Service Donna Snyder�Head Twirler of Texas Tech GREEK-LEHER CHAPTERS Band, Angel Flight. Dean's List Dianna Walker�Tech Twirler, Junior Council, Tau Beta Sigma .Alpha, Syracuse University, Founded November 11, 1874. Sharon Walker�Dean's List President; Barbara Allan, 803 Walnut Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. 13210. Donna Willoughby�National Collegiate Associa tion for Secretaries' Treasurer and to Beta, University of Chartered 7, 1882. delegate Michigan, June national convention. Social Chairman of Phi President: Margaret Black, 1520 South University, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104. Gamma Nu Gamma, University of Wisconsin, Chartered November 14, 1885. President: Martha Johnson, 270 Langdon Street, Madison, Wis. 53703. Boston Delta, University, Chartered April 22, 1887. Beta Phi�Indiana President: Jane M. Collari, 131 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. 02116. Ax�YWCA International Bazaar chairman, Epsilon, Northwestern Chartered October 13, 1888. Jane University, YWCA Freshmen Commission Chairman, Ple President: Charlane Witlock, 640 Emerson St., Evanston, 111. 60201. iades, Sophomore Class Council, Young Demo Eta, University of Calfornia, Chartered April 29, 1894. crats Karen Clark� Class Female President: Judy Guibert, 2732 Channing Way, Berkeley, Calif. 94704. Sophomore Organized director. Sophomore Class Council, Blue Key- Theta, of Denver, Chartered December 1897. University 28, Mortar Board Leadership Conference President: Pamela Law, 2233 S. Josephine, Denver, Colo. 80210. Carol Creviston�Student Leader, Campus Chest Kappa, University of Minnesota, Chartered May 23, 1902. area captain. Little United Nations Assembly committee. Little United Nations As President: Belle Barbara Caldwallader, 311 10th Ave. S.E., Minn. 55414 steering Minneapolis, sembly delegate trainer. Junior Class Council, Lambda, University of Washington, Chartered May 17, 1903. Junior Division Visitation committee President: Kathy Adam, 4529 17 N.E., Seattle, Wash. 98105. Janet Gaston�YWCA Immediate past president, LU. Student Nu, University of Oregon, Chartered December 18, 1908. Foundation, Freshman Camp Counselor, Social Service club. trainer. President: Pledge Margaret Boone, 1021 Hilyard St., Eugene, Ore. 97401. Phi Alpha honorary Xi, University of Idaho, Chartered February 3, 1910. Shelley Hoy�Pleiades, Oceanides Swim Club, Ju President: Swanie Schmidt, 709 Elm St., Moscow, Idaho 83843. nior Division Visitation committee, YWCA committee. Student Omicron, of Illinois, Chartered 24, 1913. Mentally Handicapped University May Council for Exceptional Children, Indiana Me President: Tara Kost, 1110 West Nevada St., Urbana, 111. 61801. morial Union Discotheque Series, Sophomore Pi, University of Nebraska, Chartered June 22, 1914. Class Council, National Convention delegate. Charlene Ratliff�Mortar President: Cheryl Ann Tritt, 415 N. 16th St., Lincoln, Neb. 68508. Board, Freshman Camp Counselor, Junior Class Council, I.U. Student State of Chartered Rho, University Iowa, June 15, 1915. Foundation. Panhellenic Scholarship Workshop President: Sally Stoker, 328 N. Clinton, Iowa City, Iowa 52240. chairman, IFC-Panhel Big 10 Conference dele Sigma, University of Kansas, Chartered October 9, 1915. gate Judy Ruhl�Little United Nations Secre President: Rebecca Wilson, 1339 W. Kan. 66044. Assembly Rd., Lawrence, � Campus tary General for second consecutive year, Tau, Colorado State University, Chartered October 16, 1915. McGill University Conference on World Affairs, President: Janet Smee, 733 S. Shields St., Ft. Collins, Colo. 80521. LU. Student Foundation, Mortar Board Projects committee, Mortar Board-Blue Kev Pm, Washington University, Chartered February 23, 1917. Leadership Conference, History Department Advisory com Ann President: Claudia Ulbright, Women's Building, Washington University, St. Louis, mittee. Gamma Phi Beta Field Secretary for Mo. 63130. '68-'69

Shaw� Cm, Oregon State University, Chartered April 26, 1918. Jeannie .Assistant Campus Editor for the Indiana Daily Student, Chairman of President: Kristine 645 N. 23rd Ore. 97330. Pledge Paulson, St., Corvallis, Trainer's Workshop. Panhellenic Executive Psi, University of Oklahoma, Chartered September 13, 1918. Council, IFC-Panhellenic Big 10 Conference President: Diane Herrmann, 1105 S. College, Norman, Okla. 73069 delegate, Theta Sigma Phi (women's journalism Omega, Iowa State Chartered December 21, 1918. honorary) University, Ann Veysey�YWCA President, Freshman Camp President: Rita McCarthy, 318 Pearson St., Ames, Iowa 50012. Counselor, Student directory publicity chairman, Alpha Alpha, University of Toronto. Chartered October 30, 1919. LU. Student Foundation, Campus Chest chair man. Student Leader. House President: Sider, 26 Madison Ave., Toronto 5, Ontario, Canada. Activities chairman Beverly � Nancy Wesselman Phi Beta Kappa, Co of North Chartered 1920. Campus .Alpha Beta, University Dakota, June 16, chairman for I.U. Sing, ^[ortar Board-Blue Key President: Janet McKenzie, 3300 University .Ave., Grand Forks, N.D. 58201. Leadership Conference, Mortar Board-Blue Key Conference .\LPHA Gamma, University of Nevada, Chartered 14, 1921. Leadership applications chairman. May Freshman Counselor, House Camp ^past-oresi-^ President: Carol English, 401 University Terr., Reno Nev. 89503 dent

54 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER � 1968 Alpha BETA CHI�Wichita State Delta, University of Missouri, Chartered May 20, 1921. President: chapter Honors: Marsha Mulford, 808 Richmond, Columbia, Mo. 65201. Alpha Best Overall Trophy, plus 6 additional trophies in Epsilon, University of Arizona, Chartered April 29, 1922. 1st in Phi Delta Theta President: Variety Show, place Sig- Catherine Yaeger, 1535 E. First St., Tucson, Ariz. 85719. lathon, 1st in division of place sorority Night Alpha Zeta, of Chartered shirt Parade, 1st in Greek University Texas, May 29, 1922. place Sing. President: Individual Honors: Helen Meehan, 2222 Pearl St., Austin, Tex. 78705.

� Alpha Linda Anderson Angel Flight, AWS secretary. Eta, Ohio Wesleyan University, Chartered November 10, 1923. Honors Shoutin' Shockers Society, president. President: Judith 24 Winbeth Lane, Delaware, Ohio 43015. President's Council Kinney, secretary Alpha Theta, Vanderbilt � Chartered Joyce Andrews Angel Flight University, June 25, 1924. Cindy Ballard�Spurs President: Mary Jane Shaw. 2411 Kensington PL, Nashville. Te. 37203. Patty Barbee�Angel Flight commander. Kappa Alpha Iota, University of California at Los Chartered 26, 1924. Sweetheart Angeles, June Sigma President: Kathi 616 Los Calif. 90024. Karen Barber� Colclasure, Hilgard Ave., Angeles, Angel Flight Alpha Iris Bickford�Army Blues, Varsity cheerleader Kappa, University of Manitoba, Chartered June 5, 1925. Susan Borngesser�Angel Flight, Sigma Alpha Eta President: Sheryle Norgrove. Apt. 8.A, 165 Stafford St., Winnipeg 9, Manitoba, Canada. Brittain� Patricia Angel Flight Alpha Lambda, of British Columbia, Chartered 28, 1928. � University .April Lora Burson Angel Flight President: Marnie Gamma Phi PanheUenic Univ. of British Co Delilah Carlock�Angel Flight McKee, Beta, House, Bobbie Dinsmoor�Angel Flight, Physical Educa lumbia, Vancouver, 8, B.C., Canada. tion Majors Club president Alpha Mu, Rollins College, Chartered June 9, 1928. Belle Mu Phi Gold Mary Doty� Epsilon, MENC, President: Carol Gamma Phi Beta, Box 1015, Rollins Winter Park. Key Skodje, College, Fla. 32789. Betsy Gawthrop�Angel Flight Galen Gill�Angel Flight, varsity cheerleader. Alpha Nu, Wittenberg University, Chartered June 9, 1928. "Little Dean's Honor Roll, Colonel" for Arnold President: Catherine Roeder, 628 Woodlawn Ave., Ohio 45501. Air Springfield, Society, Spurs Alpha Xi, Southern Methodist Chartered 1929. Cindy Gleason�Angel Flight University, September 21, Ronnell Grandstaff�MENC President: Shane Ann Younts, 3030 Daniels Ave., Dallas, Tex. 75205. Dixie Harms�Angel Flight Alpha Omicron, North Dakota State University, Chartered February 1, 1930. �Lambda Ginger Hawkey Alpha President: Susan Moum, 1259 N. Dr., N.D. 58102. Sharon Hoisington� University Fargo, Angel Flight Alpha West Daylene Huxman�Homecoming Queen, Sigma Pi, Virginia University, Chartered April 19, 1930. Reactivated February 28, 1959. Alpha Eta, President's Council President: Sandra Lynn Wilson, 617 Spruce St., Morgantown, W. Va. 26505. Karen Krehbiel�MENC Alpha Tau, McGill University, Chartered September 26, 1931. Pat Lafferty�Spurs President: Colleen 3448A Peel St., Montreal Canada. Barbara Miller�Greek Princess Donnelly, 2, Quebec, Diane Porter�Freshman cheerleader Alpha Upsilon, Pennsylvania State University, Chartered May 21, 1932. Patricia Reed�Spurs president President: Mary Dolsky, 108-S Haller Hall, University Park, Pa. 16802. Linda Schiefelbein� Spurs Alpha Phi, Colorado Chartered October 15, 1932. Linda Schultz�Miss Kansas Boat and Travel College, Show, freshman cheerleader President: Susan Morris, 1110 Wood Ave., Colorado Springs, Colo. 80903. Vicki Slaymaker�Mu Phi Epsilon recording secre Alpha Chi, College of William and Mary, Chartered January 14, 1933. tary President: Roberta Lyn Grove, Gamma Phi Beta House, Richraond Rd., Williamsburg, Stiefel� Nancy Angel Flight Va. 23185. Terri Tomlinson�Angel Flight Operating officer Sandy Vernon�Angel Flight, Tau Beta Sigma sec Alpha Omega, University of Western Ontario, Chartered October 24. 1936. retary President: Sherrill Chappell, 639 Talbot St., London, Ontario, Canada. Beta Alpha, University of Southern California, Chartered September 24, 1938. BETA PSI�Oklahoma State President: Judith Latimer, 737 W. 28th St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90007. Honors: Chapter Beta Beta, University of Maryland, Chartered October 23, 1940. Panhellenic Scholarship Improvement Award, Sec President: Donnell Hughs, 9 Fraternity Row, College Park, Md. 20742. ond Place Homecoming Float Beta Gamma, Bowling Green State University, Chartered October 23, 1943. Individual Honors: President: Sally Dorsey, Gamma Phi Beta, Bowling Green State University, Bowling, Mary Jane Andrews�Pledge class president Green, Ohio 43402. Jody Bellamy� Chapter president Beta Delta, State Chartered 3, 1944. Cheryl Coiner�Chapter president. Top Ten Michigan University, June Freshman Women, Capettes executive officer. President: Mary Lee Camp, 342 N. Harrison Rd., East Lansing, Mich. 48823. Beta Upsilon Sigma (business honorary) vice Beta Epsilon, Miami University, Chartered April 12, 1947. Business Student Council, Senate Al president. President: Marie Pepple, Gamma Phi Beta, MacCracken Hall, Miami lied Arts committee. President's Council, Cam Jane University, Oxford, Ohio 45056. pus Chest secretary, Orange and Black Quill (freshman honorary) projects chairman, AWS Beta Zeta, Kent State University, Chartered October 25, 1947. treasurer, AWS seminar delegate and co-chair President: Janet L. Reynolds, 208 S. Lincoln, Kent, Ohio 44240. man. Dean's List, Mortar Board Beta Eta, Chartered 3, 1948. Remona Colson�Xi Mu (prelaw fraternity) pres Bradley University. April ident President: Janet Miller, 1414 W. Fredonia, Peoria, 111. 61606. Khris Gotten�Chi Delphia president Beta Theta, San Jose State College, Chartered April 24, 1948. Susan Crow� Relations & Child Family Develop President: Ann Somerville, 189 S. llth St., San Calif. 95112. ment Club Kathryn Jose, Majors president Chartered Katy Dyer�Miss OSU Beta Iota, Idaho State University, October 22, 1949. Ann Ferry�Panhellenic senator President: Sheryl Pothier, Turner House, Idaho State University, Pocatello, Idaho 83201. Beverly Gardiner�Outstanding Speech Therapy Beta Kappa, Arizona State University, Chartered December 3, 1949. major President: Laura Palo Verde Hall, Box 284, .Arizona State Kathy Grisham�Freshraan class secretary-trea Salisbury, University, Tempe, surer Arizona 85281. Karen Grethen�Beta Upsilon Sigma (business Beta Lambda, San Diego State College, Chartered October 15, 1949. honorary) president President: Maria 6123 Montezuma Rd., San Calif. 92115. � Diego, Paula Hailman Pythian Daughters president Long, Judie Johnson�Education school senator, ACE Beta Mu, Florida State Universitv, Chartered April 29, 1950. president President: Tina Deigaard, 633 W. Jefferson St., Tallahassee, Fla. 32304. Danielle Roemer�Arts & Sciences Student Council Beta Nu, University of Vermont, Chartered September 16, 1950. and Honor Society, Pleiades treasurer. Presi Priscilla 381 Main St., Vt. 05401. dent's Council, Sigma Delta Tau honorary, President: Short, Burlington, AWS Seminar publicity chairman, Orange and Beta Omicron, Oklahoma City University, Chartered November 3, 1951. Black Quill (freshman honorary). Dean's List, President: Susan Farley, 1821 N.W. 25th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. 73106. Mortar Board Beta Pi, Indiana State University, Chartered September 13, 1952. Phi BETA OMEGA�Northern Arizona President: Diane Kruse, Gamma Beta, Pickeri Hall, Indiana State University, Terre Ind. 47809. Chapter Honors: Haute, Sweepstakes Homecoming Float, Homecoming

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER � 1968 55 Snow Beta Rho, University of Colorado, Chartered March 13, 1954. Queen, Panhellenic Scholarship Trophjr, Overall Womens Greek Week Tropliy, President: Sharon Ann 935 16th St., Boulder, Colo. 80302. Queen, Haynes, Miss Northern Arizona University. Beta Sigma, Washington State University, Chartered March 5, 1955. Individual Honors: President: Norma Jo Scott, Gamma Phi Beta, 500 Campus, Pullman, Wash. 99163. Gamma (home Beta Tau, Texas Technological College, Chartered March 10, 1956. Kathy Anderson�Omicron Kappa Economics honorary) President: Box 4334 Tech Tex. 79409. Honors Kay Reynolds, Sta., Lubbock, JoAnn Armstrong�Sigma Epsilon Sigraa, Beta Upsilon, Kan.sas State University, Chartered March 23, 1957. Convocation, Cardinal Key Phi, President: Ann Louise Charlton, 1807 Todd Rd., Mahattan, Kan. 66502. Linda Bartle�Honor Board, Phi Kappa Top Ten Senior Women Beta Phi, Indiana Chartered November 16, 1957 Outstanding University, Paula Bixler�Chain Gang Sweetheart President: Cynthia A. White, 1305 N. Jordan Ave., Bloomington, Ind. 47401 . Cathy Burns�Snow Queen Beta Chi, Witchita State University, Chartered February 1, 1958. Nancy Bressinck�Pom Pon girl Wanda Cox�ASNAU President: Marsha 3616 PI., Wichita, Kans. 67208. Secretary Seger, Clough Claudia Dixon�Mum Girl (Freshman honor) Beta Psi, Oklahoma State University, Chartered February 8, 1958. Senate President: Cheryl Coiner, 1405 W. Third St., Stillwater, Okla. 74074. Gail Dooley�Pom Pon, Miss NAU, Campaign chairman Beta Omega, Northern Arizona Chartered 15, 1958. University, February Vikki Farley�Pledge Class President Northern Arizona Uni President: Cynthia Calabrese, Gamma Phi Beta, CU. Box 6143, Marsha EUey�Sigma Pi Sweetheart versity, Flagstaff, Ariz. 86001. Totsy Fawbush�Spurs (sophomore women's hon orary) Linda Fitzpatrick�Kayette Women's Honorary Gamma Alpha, Memphis State University, Chartered March 15, 1958. treasurer Linda Hulewicz�Eta Eta (home econom President: Sharon Burke, Box 80154, State Tenn. 38111. Epsilon Memphis University, Memphis, ics honorary) Gamma Beta, Gettysburg College, Chartered February 21, 1959. Cheryl Jones�Alpha Sigma Chi, Sigma Epsilon President: H. Elizabeth Hauslein, Gamma Phi Beta, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Sigma, Cardinal Key, Kayette Women's Honor Pa. 17325. ary Lee Krom�Spurs (sophomore women's honorary). Gamma of Chartered March 19, 1960. Gamma, University Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Outstanding Pledge President: Katherine Kohlhagen, 3203 N. Downer Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 53201. Joan Liebhart�Pledge Scholarship Trophy Gamma Delta, University of Wyoming, Chartered April 15, 1961. Mary Malmstone�Regional Director of Spurs Marr�AWS vice Kayettes President: Kristi Larson, Gamma Phi Beta, Park, of Carolyn president, Fraternity University Wyoming, Women's Honorary Laramie, Wyo. 82070. Beverly Myers�Kayette Women's Honorary Gamma Epsilon, University of Puget Sound, Chartered April 29, 1961. Ann Paquette�Mum Girl (freshman honor), AWS Recommendations President: Bobara Ann Bliss, South Dorm, University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Wash. Board, Spurs, sopho more women's honorary 98416. Trudy Peart�President of Sigma Chi Little Sis Gamma Zeta, East Texas State College, Chartered March 3, 1962. ters, Theta Sigma Phi President: Linda Browder, Box A, East Texas Sta., East Texas State College, Commerce, Candy Tice�AWS Representative, Orchesis vice Tex. 75428. president Kristin Stake�Chorale, Shrine of Ages Choir Gamma Eta, California State College at Long Beach, Chartered March 10, 1962. Susan Van Voorhis�Mum Girl (freshman honor) President: Janet Parker, 23 Corona Ave., Long Beach, Calif. 90803. Candy Wallace�Senate, AWS Publicity chairman Priscilla Williams�Dean's Honor Board Gamma Theta, of the Pacific, Chartered 9, 1963. List, University February � Kathy Lcxik Sophomore Class officer President: Diann Robb, 3502 Pacific Ave., Stockton, Calif. 95204. Toni Oonk�Sigma Nu Sweetheart, Sigma Nu Gamma Iota, Midwestern University, Chartered March 16, 1963. Court of Honor President: Charlene Box 142, Midwestern Wichita Falls, Tex. 76307. Cindy Bolender�Homecoming Queen, Top Ten Jiranek, University, Senior Women Gamma State Chartered II, 1963. Outstanding Kappa, � Kearney College, May Cindy Calabrese President of Gamma Phi Beta, President: Marva Carpenter, Gamma Phi Beta, Kearney State College, Kearney, Neb. Kayette Woman's Honorary 68847. Vicky Ayers�Cardinal Kay Baxter� class Gamma Lambda, Louisiana State Chartered March 14, 1%4. Jan Pledge president University, Pam Hardy�Cardinal Kay, Panhellenic president. President: Deidri Lockwood, Box 18190-A, L.S.U. Station, Baton Rouge, La. 70803. Delta Sigma Pi Sweetheart Gamma Mu, Moorhead State College, Chartered April 25, 1964. Ardia Koerwitz�Christmas Week co-chairman. Ten Senior Women President: Karen Carpenter, Box 476, Moorhead State College, Moorhead, Minn. 56560. Top Outstanding Paula Blair� Class secretary-treasurer Gamma Lamar State of 1965. Junior Nu, Chartered, 20, � College Technology, February Nana Beaugureau Spurs (Sophomore Women's President: Cheryl Snoek, 4115 University Dr., Gentry Hall, C Wing, Lamar State College, Honorary) Beaumont, Tex. 77704. Gamma Xi, University of Tennessee, Chartered May 15, 1965. GAMMA ALPHA�Memphis State President: Ann Miller, Gamma Phi Beta, Panhellenic BIdg., 1531 W. Cumberland Ave., Chapter Honors: Knoxville, Tenn. 37916. 1st place, Sigma Chi Derby Day. Gamma Omicron, University of Kentucky, Chartered January 22, 1966. Individual Honors: President: E. Lamsback, 232 E. Maxwell St., 40508. Joan � Lexington, Ky. Vanna Baker Pledge Class president of Phi Gamma Pi, Mankato State College, Chartered February 5, 1966. Garama Nu, Dean's List President: Sherry Jones, Box 31, Mankato State College, Mankato, Minn. 56001. Shirley Boutwell�Angel Flight, pledge class presi dent Gamma Rho, Wisconsin State University, Chartered 14, 1966. May Sharon Burke�Senator for SGA, President of President: Kristine R. 1237 Titan Wis. 54901. Miller, Court, Oshkosh, Gamma Phi Beta. Dean's List, Pi Delta Epsilon. Gamma Sigma, Western Michigan University, Chartered January 13, 1968. ACPD delegate, chairman of Ten Best Dressed President: Barbara Ladzick, Box 14 Univ. Student Center, Kalamazoo, Mich. 49001. Girls Contest Patsi Chambers� of SGA Gamma Tau, St. Louis Chartered Nov. 11, 1967. Justice University, � Sandra Huddleston Alpha Lambda Delta President: Kathleen Reilly, Busch Memorial Student Center, St. Louis Univ., St. Louis, Pam Palazola�Phi Gamma Nu Mo. 63103. Charlene Thron�Dean's List, pledge class presi dent Gamma Upsilon, Drake Chartered 17, 1968. University, February � Dian Ward Alpha Lambda Delta President: 1218 34th Des Iowa 50311. Dillon, St., Moines, � Joan Mary Agnes Welch Editor of Tiger Rag, Alpha Gamma Phi, Auburn University, Chartered May 4, 1968. Lambda Delta President: Roper, Lupton Hall, Dorm 8, Auburn Auburn, Ala. 36830. Mary Lois Wooten�Chi Beta Phi historian. Nancy University, Dean's List Gamma Chi, Southwest Texas State College, Chartered February 3, 1968. President: Margaret Freed, Student Center, Southwest Texas State College, San Marcos, GAMMA GAMMA� Tex. 78666. Wisconsin-Milwaukee Gamma Psi Colony, University ot Northern Iowa, Chartered Chapter Honors: President: Carole Baumgarten, Gamma Phi Beta, Lawther Hall, Box 647, Univ. ot 1st place over-all Homecoming Aw,ird, 1st Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613. place Homecoming float award, 1st place' Yell Like

56 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER - 1968 Hell Award, 2nd place Peaknite during Greek Week, 1st place award for overall scholastic av ALUMN>I CHAPTERS erage for active chapter, 1st place Tau Kappa Epsilon Farm Day. (Roman numeral indicates Province) Individual Honors:

Sue Barnes�Member of Panhellenic "Club 3.5," ALABAMA (VIII) U.S.G. secretary Vicki Bishop�Marietta dorm president, Milwau Auburn, Chartered 1963. kee Panhellenic Scholarship Award, Most Active President: Mrs. Frank B. Davis, P.O. Box 1090, Auburn, Ala. 36830. Active Award, chairraan for Urban State Day, Birmingham, Chartered 1931. chairman for Sorority Woman of the Year Com President: mittee Mrs. William Lysinger, 3253 Wagon Gap Trail, Birmingham, Ala. 35216. Madge Fleege�Sigma Alpha Eta Huntsville, Chartered 1964. Karen � Eta Joost Sigma Alpha President: Mrs. Roy Howard, 9606 Dortmond Dr. SF., Huntsville, Ala. 35803. Kovicich�Member of Panhellenic "Club Judy Tuscaloosa, Chartered 1965. 3.5," Sigma Alpha Eta, Homecoming chairman Kathy Nagy�chairman for Greek Week Mixer President: Mrs. Axel W. Claesges, 13 Southmoiit Dr., Tuscaloosa, Ala. 35401. Katy O'Connell�chairman for Greek Week Book lets ARIZONA (XIV) Sandy Orlando�Beta Chi Sweetheart, Homecom ing Queen Flagstaff, Chartered 1957. Barb Paterson�Best Dressed Coed on Campus President: Mrs. Stan B. Townsend, 1110 Azure Dr., Ariz. 86001. Award, for national in Flagstaff, applicant competition Chartered Glamour contest Phoenix, 1939. Peggy Shoenfeldt�Homecoming co-chairman, vice President: Mrs. Mike Michele, 2214 E. San Juan, Phoenix, Ariz. 85016. president of Panhellenic Council Tucson, Chartered 1937. Sharon Stearic�Outstanding Senior Award, Dia President: Mrs. Robert W. 8332 East St., Tucson, Ariz. 85710. mond Scholarship pin, president of class. Grad McKinney, Julia uate cum laude Janet Suchorski�UW-M Post Distributor and Re ARKANSAS (IX) porter Little Chartered 1964. Susan Brink�Pom Pon Girl Rock, Peggy Vojta�Alpha Phi Omega Sweetheart President: Mrs. Louis L. Sanders, 6 Pamela Court, Little Rock, .Ark. 72207.

GAMMA DELTA�Wyoming CALIFORNIA (XIII and XIV) Individual Honors: Bakersfield XIV, Chartered 1953. 2nd place in participation in Sigma Chi Derby President: Mrs. J. B. Coulter, 1135 Princeton Ave., Bakersfield, Calif. 93305. Days, 3rd place in participation in Greek Week. Balboa Harbor XIV, Chartered 1964. Individual Honors: President: Mrs. Kendall R. Foster, 2223 Anniversary Lane, Newport Beach, Calif. 92660. Nancy Avitable�Phi Gamma Nu, Economics hon Berkeley XIII, Chartered 1902. orary President: Mrs. George W. Robinson, 417 Yale, Berkeley, Calif. 94708. Beach� Honor Peggy Job's Daughters Queen, Beverly Hills-Westwood XIV, Chartered 1955. Delta Sigma Phi Shipwreck Queen President: Mrs. Matthew Devon Debbie Bond�Collegiate Choir, Madrigals, United D. Schuster, 3311 Circle, Huntington Beach, Calif. 92647. Collegiate Christian Fellowship, Oratorio, Delta Contra Costa County XIII, Chartered 1949. Omicron�(Charter Member) President: Mrs. Michael Tinney, 1756 Carmel Dr. #104, Walnut Creek, Calif. 94596. Linda Cheatham�Mortar Board, Chevron Oil Fresno XIII, Chartered 1949-1960. Reactivated 1966. Scholarship, President's Honor Roll, Dean's Honor Roll, Engineering senator, .\merican In President: Mrs. M. Dimock, 2815 North Vegedes, Fresno, Calif. 93705. stitute ot Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, Glendale XIV, Chartered 1949. Council, Union Joint Engineering Publidty President: Mrs. Claude Needham, 1349 Justin Dr., Glendale, Calif. 91201. Committee co-chairman. Senate publicity com mittee Kincs-Tulare XIII, Chartered 1966, Carol Davidson�Long Range Planning Coraraittee President: Mrs. Robert Dofflemeyer, 23351 Lomitas Dr., Woodlake, Calif. 93286. (Union), Oratorio Chorus, Dean's Honor Roll La Jolla XIV, Chartered 1957. Billie Edwards�Phi Gamraa Nu President: Mrs. Mode 6631 Avenida la Reina, La Calif. 92037. JoElla Engendorff�Sigma Nu Sweetheart, Phi Up Perry, Jolla, silon Omega (home economics honorary), Wyo Long Beach XIV, Chartered 1939. (yearbook) staff, AWS rules committee. Chimes President: Mrs. John O'Brien, 5775 Corso di Napoli, Long Beach, Calif. 90803. Senate social committee (women's honorary) Los Angeles XIV, Chartered 1913. Kathy Kauffman�Union Special Events chairman. Miss Frances Fourth Union Panhellenic representative. Union Pro President: Mary Martin, 4555 W. St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90005. gram Board Marin County XIII, Chartered 1954. Jeannie Larrabaster�Dean's Honor Roll, Sigma President: Mrs. Ronald Derbyshire, 281 Westover Circle, San Rafael, Calif. 94931. Theta Tau (nursing) Modesto XIII, Chartered 1955. Kristi Larsen� Wyo (yearbook) staff, Co-editor, Phi Delta Epsilon (journalism) Union Long President: Mrs. Carl Gagliardi, 1213 Del Ray, Modesto, Calif. 95350. Range Planning committee Monterey County XIII, Chartered 1951. Kat �Nu Dean's Honor Roll Lyon Upsilon Oraega, President: Mrs. Rollo H. Payne, Rt. 2, Box 2506, Carmel, Calif. 93921. Sally Mathes�Mortar Board, Carapus Clearing Napa Solano Chartered 1964. House, Marching Band, Concert Band, Dean's XIII, Honor Roll President: Mrs. A.R.A. Boycott, 161 1 Ora Dr., Napa, Calif. 94558.

� Committee Dorothy Morrison Union Publicity Orange County XIV, Chartered 1954. co-chairman. Senate committee, AWS publicity President: Mrs. Fred Rothfuss, 2352 Mall Ave., Anaheim, Calif. 92804. Orientation, Union Activities committee. Alpha Epsilon Delta, Kappa Sigraa Starduster Palo Alto XIII, Chartered 1939. Linda Pennington�Nu Upsilon Omega (nursing) President: Mrs. Howard Jory, 1165 Monte Rosa, Menlo Park, Calif. 94025. Senate committee Publicity Pasadena XIV, Chartered 1939. Marti Simpson�Nu Upsilon Omega vice president Ren A. 3745 Calif. 91107. Sue Svenson�Rifle Team, Spurs, Dean's Honor President: Mrs. Meader, Mayfair Dr., Pasadena, Roll, Job's Daughters Peninsula XIII, Qiartered 1948.

� Senate Social Com Mary Michal Weld Orchesis, President: Mrs. Ted E. McDonald, 2035 New Brunswick Dr., San Mateo, Calif. 94402. mittee, Iron Skull (junior men and woraen's Pomona Valley XIV, Chartered 1956. honorary) De Ette Yates�Spurs President: Mrs. Robert V. Phillips, 1651 Danbury, Claremont, Calif. 91711. Riverside Area XIV, Chartered 1953. GAMMA ZETA�East Texas State President: Mrs. Robert Heer, 6715 Capistrano Way, Riverside, Calif. 92504. Chapter Honors: Sacramento Valley XIII, Chartered 1937. First place Horaecoraing Float, First place Pi President: Mrs. C. E. Forbes, 1176 Monte Vista Way, Sacramento, Calif. 95831. Kappa Phi Bowling Tournament, Sportsman San Diego XIV, Chartered 1939. in Intramurals, Second in ship trophy place President: Mrs. Richard D. Coutts, 3138 First Ave., San Diego, Cahf. 92103. Western VVeek Skit, Originality Award in

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER � 1 968 57 i" Sigma San Fernando Valley Chartered 1953. Delta Song, Second place XIV, Kappa Sing Lambda Chi Chi Derby place in Presideni: Mrs. Dorsey Smith, 19826 Kinzie St., Chatsworth, Calif. 91311. Day,^Third 'n Greek Alpha Two-Wheel Follies, Third place San Francisco Chartered in Campus XUI, 1902. Week Relays, Outstanding Chapter Vll Presideni: Mi.s. B. F. Sawyer, 1 Upland Dr., San Franci-sco, Calif. 94127. Participation .\ward� Pro\ ince San Jose XIII, Chartered 1948. Individual Honors: 10 Best Presideni: Mrs. Elmer Fairbanks, 4570 Brunswick, San Jose, Calif. 95124. Brenda Barnes�Dean's List, one of Santa Barbara XIII, Chartered 1945. Dressed Coeds ol Linda Browdcr�Student Senate, president President: Mrs. D. Swift, 3779 Pescadera Dr., Santa Barbara, Calif. 93105. James Garama Phi Beta SouiH Bay XIV, Chartered 1956. Cathy Canada�Angel Flight, Dean's List Presideni: Mrs. Blanchard, 3133 Via la Selva, Palos Verdes Est., Calif. 90271. Dolores Covington�Dean's List, Junior class secre Roger A. Southern .Alameda Couniy Xlll, Chartered 1958. tary. Who's Who, AWS scholarship, Mylie Mahoney scholarship, AWS Woman of the Year President: Mrs. H. Hearon III, 4802 Dr., Castro Calif. 94546. sec James Haley Valley, Sandi Dudley�Mu Phi Epsilon corresponding South Peninsula XIII, Chartered 1964. retary, Gold Jackets president President: Mrs. Ted Furman, 20001 Winter Lane, Saratoga, Calif. 95070. Andrea Farr�Angel Flight Firmin�Freshman Class secretary. Uni Stockton XIII, Chartered 1951. Jennifer versity Beauty President: Mrs. Michael Panas, 4825 Kentfield Dr. #200, Stockton, Calif. 95207. Christy Hawrylak�Feature Twirler, Angel Flight Ventura XIV, Chartered 1957. executive officer. Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel, Circle K Sweetheart, Who's Who, University President: Mrs. Donald Cody, 3410 Peninsula, Apt. 123, Oxnard, Calif. 93030. Beauty Whittier XIV, Chartered 1951. Marilyn Heath�Student Senate, Kappa Alpha President: Mrs. Jack T. Harper, III, 13514 E. Mar Vista, Whittier, Calif. 90602. Rose Peggy Holbert�Pi Kappa Phi bowling tourna ment award. Powder Puff football COLORADO high game (XI) most valuable player award Boulder, Chartered 1953. Charlotte Jaraes�AWS treasurer. University Beauty President: Mrs. Don 2730 lliff, Colo. 80302. Boulder, � Mourning, Carmela Madden Alpha Larabda Delta, Alpha Colorado Springs, Chartered 1932. Chi, Cap and Gown vice president, Sigma Tau Presideni: Mrs. Robert McDowell, 1425 Bowser Dr., Colorado Springs, Colo. 80909. Delta secretary-treasurer. Pi Kappa Delta secre Delta Pi, Who's Who, Denver, Chartered 1907. tary-treasurer. Kappa Student Senate, Outstanding Senior Woman, President: Mrs. J. D. Joy, 1330 Cherryville Rd., Littleton, Colo. 80120. AWS scholarship, Dean's List Fort Collins, Chartered 1945. Karen Matthew�Delta Tau Delta Sweetheart, East Texas Class trea President: Mrs. J. P. Robinson, 2649 Avocet Rd., Ft. Collins, Colo. 80521. Miss State, Sophomore surer. Student Senate, Ten Best Dressed Coeds Terry Minto�Eta Epsilon, Student Senate CONNECTICUT (I) Cheryl Monroe�Panhellenic Council president. Fairfield County, Chartered 1958. Angel Flight Brenda Perry�Gold Jackets, Dean's List President: Mrs. Jonathan W. Freeman, Jr., Cognewaugh Rd., Cos Cob, Conn. 06807. Kay Proctor�Angel Flight pledge trainer. Com mander

�Duchess ot Delta Tau Delta DELAWARE Dyana Riley (II) � Cynthia Sraith Cheerleader Delaware, Chartered 1964. Karen Smith�University Beauty, Ten Best Dressed Coeds President: Mrs. Walter 7 Ct., Del. 19803. Godfrey, Brandywood, Wilmington, � J. Marklyn Sandra Terry Dean's List, Sigraa Tau Delta Ramah Vaughan�Dean's List, Alpha Lambda DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (II) Delta reporter. Student Senate Carie Williams�Eta Epsilon, Dean's List, Gold Chartered 1935. Washington, D.C, Jackets President: Mrs. John C. Bouma, 4301 Tonquil PL, Beltsville, Md. 20705. Marilyn Wortham�Dean's List, University Beauty, Student Senate, Angel Flight, Delta Sigma Pi Sweetheart, Junior class reporter. Who's Who FLORIDA (VIII) Fort Lauderdale, Chartered 1956. GAMMA ETA�Long Beach President: Mrs. William Seymour, 1390 S.W. 56 Ave., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 33314. Jacksonville, Chartered 1953. Individual Honors: President: Mrs. Robert 633 Rd., Fla. 32216. Meeker, Antigua Jacksonville, Liz Guccione�Sigma Pi Queen Miami, Chartered 1948. Nancy Wolf�Sigma Pi Princess President: Mrs. Asa B. Groves, Jr., 7401 S.W. 53rd Court, Miami, Fla. 33143. Linda Croce�Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart Debbie Herbst�Phi Tau Princess Orlando-Winter Park, Chartered 1935. Kappa Shelby Wilson�Chapter president. Who's Who in President: Mrs. F. W. Hicks, 500 Virginia Ct., Winter Park, Fla. 32789. American Colleges and Universities, '49 Recog Tallahassee, Chartered 1954. nition Award, senator-at-large President: Mrs. Charles H. Paul, 622 West Tharpe St., Tallahassee, Fla. 32303. Tampa Bay Area, Chartered 1957. GAMMA THETA�U. of the Pacific President: Mrs. Halbert Earp, 420 Bath Club Blvd. S., N. Redington Beach, Fla. 33708. Betty Arnold�Mu Phi secretary �Dean's List GEORGIA (VIII) Sandy Bjork Kathy Curran�Panhellenic president .Atlanta, Chartered 1940. Pam Driver�Panhellenic senator, Mardi Gras Who's President: Mrs. Halsey Mallory, 144 Mt. Vernon Dr., nccatiu, Ga. 30030. Princess, 1967 California Maid of Cotton, Who in American Colleges and Universities Jill Dunsdon�Sigma Alpha Eta HAWAII (XIII) Steffi Elkins�Senior class secretary-treasurer Ann Goodman�Dean's List Chartered 1938. Hawaii, � Carol Joe Lambda Kappa Sigma (pharraacy) vice President: Mrs. John Beck, Jr., 604 Milokai St., Kailua, Hawaii 96734. president Mary Lou Le Grande�Dean's List Kara �Chairman ot Greek Week IDAHO Murphy (XII) Claudia Merrick�Mortar Board treasurer, Larabda Boise, Chartered 1928. Kappa Sigraa treasurer. Deans List, Rho Chi honorary). Who's Who in American President: Mrs. Gerald M. 3017 Crane Creek Rd.. Boise, Idaho 83702. (pharraacy Jones, Colleges and Universities Moscow, Chartered 1941. Jodi Newlan�Phi Kappa Phi (scholastic). Dean's President: Mrs. Richard Lyle, 1231 S. Lynn, Moscow, Idaho 83843. List Noack�Lambda Pocatello, Chartered 1955. Judy Kappa Sigma, APhA, CPh.\, Alpha Kappa Lainbd.i Iraiernity Sweet President: Mrs. Edwin Hahn, 265 Fairmont, Pocatello, Idaho 83201. heart

� 58 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1968 Barbara Olson�Larabda Kappa Sigma pledge ILLINOIS (V) trainer. Spurs junior advisor Muriel Anne Ponder�Phi Kappa Phi, Dean's List -Aurora, Chartered 1963. Diann Robb� Mortar Board, Chapter president, President: Mrs. John 241 LeGiande Blvd., Aurora, 111. 60506. Dean's List Hawking, Chartered � Champaign-Urbana, 1929. Marilyn Truitt Lambda Kappa Sigma, AWS vice president President: Mrs. William J. Bash, Jr., 502 Hessel Blvd., Champaign, 111. 61820. Diane Willhart�Junior Class secretary-treasurer Chicago, Chartered 1891. Marsha Wilson�Dean's List, Mortar Board, Phi President: Mrs. George Lull, 2440 Lakeview, 111. 60614. Kappa phi Chicago,

� Chicago-Northwest Anne Wagner Beta Beta Beta (biology honorary) Suburban, Chartered 1955. President: Mrs. Alan Edwards, 127 S. Lancaster, Mt. Prospect, 111. 60056. GAMMA IOTA�Midwestern Chicago-West Suburban, Chartered 1949. President: Mrs. Allen Kennedy, 50 Elmwood, 111. 60540. Honors: Naperville, Chapter Evanston-North Shore, Chartered 1949. First Place in Sing Song competition during President: Mrs. Sumner 518 Wilmette. 111. 60091. Greek Week, second place in intramural track. Lyon, Eighth, Glen Ellyn Area, Charterecl 1967. Individual Honors: President: Mrs. Theodore Haluza, 685 Highland Ave., Glen Ellyn, 111. 60137. .'Vnn Berg�Executive Council .\.C.E. Joliet Area, Chartered 1966. Belle Burnett�Homecoming Queen, Junior Favor President: Mrs. William 610 East Bevan 111. 60435. ite J. Meyer, Dr., Joliet, Carla Cox�AWS representative Kankakee, Chartered 1960. Cheryl Curry�Student Senate, Tau Beta Sigma President: Mrs. George T. Swaim, Jr., 7 River Lane, RR5, Kankakee. III. 60901. (music sorority) Lake County, Chartered 1950. Jamie Ehlert�Student Senate Linda Evans�Junior Panhellenic representative President: Mrs. Marvin .A. Evans, 727 Banbury Rd., Mundelein, 111. 60060. Cinger Giles�Delta Sigma Pi pledge sweetheart Oak Park-River Forest, Chartered 1953. Harrison�Miss Waikan all school Becky beauty, President: Mrs. George H. Hauser, Jr., 8900 W. North Ave., Box 40, Maywood, 111. 60153. student Senate, secretary of Panhellenic Chartered � Peoria, 1947. Cynthia Prine, Keller Who's Who Chi Theta (business sorority) President: Mrs. H. B. .\ustin, 445 Edgewood Dr., E. Peoria, 111. 61611. Reba Lawson�Lady Midwestern Nominee, Phi Rockford, Chartered 1946. Chi Moore�Senior senior Beauty, outstanding President: Mrs. Kolbe, 3443 Latham Rockford, 111. 61103. women John St., Janelle Nicholson�Student Senate Reta Pylant�Junior beauty. Phi Chi Theta (busi INDIANA (IV) ness sorority) Nancy Sanford�Sophomore beauty. Student Gov Bloomington, Chartered 1956. ernment secretary, cheerleader, ROTC company President: Mrs. Kenneth Sparks, 2607 Edwards Rd., Bloomington, Ind. 47401. sweetheart Calumet Area, Chartered 1959. Sheryl Shahan�Rose of Sigraa Nu President: Mrs. Donald 4932 Ind. 46408. Sharon Summers�Sweetheart of Kappa Sigraa Gertz, Jefferson, Gary, Peggy Thigpen�Freshman Beauty, RO'TC com Columbus, Chartered 1965. pany Sweetheart President: Mrs. Richard Bishop, 3423 Nugent Blvd., Columbus, Ind. 47201. Evansville, Chartered 1956. GAMMA KAPPA� State Kearney President: Mrs. James Morse, 2804 E. Walnut, Evansville, Ind. 47714. Fort Wayne, Chartered 1939. Lana Jo Abrams�Sigma Tau Delta Fort Marva Carpenter�Kappa Pi (art honorary) Xi President: Mrs. Kenneth Myers, 6606 Bennington Dr., Wayne, Ind. 46805. Phi Indianapolis, Chartered 1942. Judy Cassidy�Phi Beta Lambda President: Mrs. William F. Hasen, 7104 Grandview Dr., Indianapolis, Ind. 46260 Pennv French�Dean's List, Kappa Delta Pi, Xi Phi Greater Lafayette, Chartered 1963. Barb Jiede�Kappa Delta Pi, Crescents President: Mrs. Terry R. West, 824 Es.sex St., W. Lafayette, Ind. 47906. Candy Kai�Silver Circle Terre Haute, Chartered 1952. Gane Landmesser�Xi Phi President: Mrs. Herman Koerner, 110 Sandalwood Dr., Terre Haute, Ind. 47805. Nessie Miller�Xi Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, Chi Psi, Sigma Tau Delta, Dean's List Rosemary Miller�Sigma Tau Delta IOWA (V) Judy Milligan�Phi Beta Lambda Chartered 1940. Cheryl Mintken�Pi Delta Phi. Pi Omega Ames, Doris McConville�Phi Beta Lambda President: Mrs. William Cramer, 106-B University Village, Ames, Iowa 50010. .\nita Person�Silver Circle Cedar Rapids, Chartered 1948. Steph Smethers�Silver Circle President: Mrs. Richard 3^ Garden Dr. Cedar Iowa 52403. � SE, Carol Smidt Kappa Pi Klopp, Rapids, Pamela Trentman�Silver Circle, Kappa Delta Pi, Des Moines, Chartered 1919. Crescents President: Mrs. Donald Unger, 3102 Hillsdale Dr., Des Moines, Iowa 50322. Glenda Wiles�Zi Phi, Silver Circle, Delta Kappa Iowa City, Chartered 1931. Pi. Dean's List President: Mrs. 510 Grandview lowa Sally Zirmund�Silver Circle John Gosma, Ct., City. Iowa 52240. Tri-City, Chartered 1938. Elmwood GAMMA NU�Lamar State President: Mrs. Lee K. Benest, 1816 Lane, Bettendorf, Iowa 52722. Waterloo, Chartered 1941. Honors: Chapter President: Mrs. James H. Knittel, 227 Maryland, Waterloo, Iowa 50701. First place Sigraa Chi Derby Day. Third place, KA Yankee Contest, Most Original- -Delta Spy KANSAS Zeta Song Fest. (X) Individual Honors: Hutchinson, Chartered 1958. President: Mrs. Michael 5 Crescent Blvd., Kan. 67501. Elizabeth Adams�Southern Belle (Kappa Alpha), Armour, Hutchinson, secretary of the Student Body Kansas City, Chartered 1950. Patricia Adams�Phi Delta Theta Sweetheart President: Mrs. Robert B. Castor, 2010 Washington Blvd., Kansas City, Kan. 66102. Jeri Fisher�Cheerleader, Pike Dream Girl (Pi Lawrence, Chartered 1941. Kappa .\lpha Sweetheart Kan. Judy Menard�Finalist for Sigma Phi Epsilon President: Mrs. J. O. Brown, 544 Scharz Rd., Lawrence, 66044. Sweetheart Manhattan, Chartered 1956.

Priest� and Dorm Counselor Joy Cap Gown, President: Mrs. Hilbert Jubelt, 426 Westview Dr., Manhattan, Kan. 66502. Gloria Poindexter�Finalist for Les Belles (Cam Chartered 1955. pus Beauty) Topeka, Sue Robison�Cap and Gown President: Mrs. Joseph P. Roth, 3113 Atwood, Topeka, Kan. 66611. Barbara Sander.s�Dorm Counselor WicHiiA, Chartered 1925. Nannette Devoti� Freshraan Honor Society President: Mrs. 607 Brookfield, \Vichita, Kan. 67206. Suzi Smith�Freshman Honor Society Jerald Jones,

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 59 Queen, KENTUCKY (IV) Cheryl Snoek�Finalist for Homecoming President Gamma Nu, Cap and Gown newspa Lexington, Chartered 1965. Kathy Williams�Staff of Redbird (school President: Mrs. Kenneth Walton, 1170 .\thenia Dr., Lexington, Ky. 40504. per) Linda Lane�Sweetheart of Alpha Phi Omega Phi ineta LOUISIANA B. J. Tanner�Sweetheart of Kappa (IX) Chi Jill Lewis�Sweetheart of Sigma Baton Rouge, Chartered 1963. Ginger Studdard�Les BELLES (all campus President: Mrs. Blvd. Baton La. 70806. beauty) Harry Gihson, 5750 Florida #21, Rouge, secre Debbie Williams�Secretary freshman class, New Orleans, Chartered 1957. tary sophomore class President: Mrs. John T. Hutchens, 6225 Leslie, Metairie, La. 70O03. Debbie Ladner�Golden Heart Girl (Sigma Phi Shreveport, Chartered 1956. Epsilon) President: Mrs. Earl Younker, 4041 Cresswell, La. 71106. Shreveport, GAMMA XI�Tennessee MARYLAND (II) Barbara Blackmon�Dean's List

�Co-chairman SGA Ac Baltimore, Chartered 1914. Sandra Bowne Agriculture ademic committee, Knox County Dairy Princess President: Mrs. E. Beech Md. 21211. 3924 � Hugh Jones, Ave., Baltimore, Evelyn Brezezinski Student Forum Executive com College Park, Chartered 1958. mittee, co-chairman University Center Film Re President: Mrs. Charles Littleton, 4901 Erie St., College Park, Md. 20740. committee, UT Ambassadors, Leadership treat committee, chapter President Marty Hanna�Pledge class president

MASSACHUSETTS � (I) Harryette Hartford Panhellenic Judicial Board, first vice Boston-West Suburban, Chartered 1963. Panhellenic president Charlotte Headrick�Student Forum Exec. Com President: Mrs. P. Denton Rd. Mass. 02181. John Agnew, 17 W., Wellesley, mittee Melinda Hunley--Dean's List MICHIGAN (IV) Charlotte Jones--Gamma Sigma Sigma, .\lpha Lambda Delta Ann Arbor, Chartered 1936. Linda Joyner�Dean's List President: Mrs. C. J. Olsen, 1135 Newport Rd., Ann Arbor, Mich. 48103. Martha Mann�Dean's List Birmingham, Chartered 1948. Ann Miller�Chapter president Mizell�Dean's List, Alpha Lambda Delta President: Mrs. Herbert N. Mich. 48009. Cathy Abrash, 1087 Glenhurst, � Birmingham, Alycia Morgan Oraicron Nu Detroit, Chartered 1913. Linda Pickett�SGA Councilraan President: Mrs. Burr G. Joslin, 16587 Rosemont, Detroit, Mich. 48219. Helen Read�Dean's List, Alpha Lambda Delta Samuelson�Dean's List Flint, Chartered 1966. Angie Margaret Spivey�Alpha Beta Alpha

President: Mrs. Walter Mich. 48507. � Herdrich, Jr., 1392 Williamsburg Rd., Flint, Kay Stafford Co-chairman Homecoming pro Grand Rapids, Chartered 1950. grams, co-chairman University Center, AHEA SGA Omicron President: Mrs. Richard Speakman, 950 Ogden S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 49506. Legislative Chairman, Senator, Nu, University Center Governing Board, Phi Chartered 1950. Jackson, Kappa Phi, Mortar Board President: Mrs. Robert Lieblein, 4186 Lancashire, Jackson, Mich. 49203. Jamey Weems�Dean's List Kalamazoo, Chartered 1961. Ellen Whitehead�Town Women's Board chair man, AWS Executive committee President: Mrs. F. S. Eberts, Jr., 2524 Frederick .Ave., Kalamazoo, Mich. 49001. Lansing-East Chartered 1948. Lansing, GAMMA OMICRON�Kentucky President: Mrs. Robert Geahan, 1894 Penobscot Dr., Okemos, Mich. 48864. Individual Honors:

MINNESOTA (VI) Mary Luzilla Bitting�President of Golden Hearts of Sigma Phi Epsilon Duluth, Chartered 1957. Liza Conant�Pledge class president President: Mrs. Henry Atkins, 3500 E. 3rd St., Duluth, Minn. 55804. Jan Fulmer�Dean's List, Alpha Lambda Delta �Student Center Board Mankato, Chartered 1965. Katherine Grayson pro chairman President: Mrs. 124 S. Minn. 56001. grara Brakke, Mankato, � Perry Skyline, Mary Estelle Hatcher Golden Hearts of Sigma Minneapolis-St. Paul, Chartered 1904. Phi Epsilon president, secretary of SKEA President: Mrs. D. K. Lindgren, Jr., 225 Hawthorne Rd., Hopkins, Minn. 55343. Lynn Hayes�Dean's List Ann Lail�Phi Upsilon Oraicron honorary. Trian Sweetheart, Dean's List MISSOURI gle (X) Joan Lamsback�Troupers, president of Gamma Columbia, Chartered 1941. Phi Beta Beth Leffler�chairman of commit President: Mrs. 3105 Yorktown Dr., Columbia, Mo. 65201 Special Projects J. Philip Putney, tee Panhellenic, president of Gamma Phi Beta Kansas City, Chartered 1923. Terri Vance�KSE.4, Kappa Delta Pi, Links, President: Mrs. F. L. McDonald, 9714 State Line, Leawood, Kan. 66206. OCSA St. Louis. Chartered 1919. GAMMA PI�Mankato State President: Mrs. Kichard Welton, 815 N. Clay, St. Louis, Mo. 63122. Chapter Honors: NEBRASKA (XI) First Place in Greek Week Song Fest, Second Place in Greek Pep Fest Contest. Kearney, Chartered 1962. Individual Honors: President: Mrs. William A. Beltzer, 4108 Ave. F., Kearney, Neb. 68847. Lincoln, Chartered 1938. Karen Benson�Sigma Zeta secretary-treasurer �Gamma Delta President: Mrs. Harold Demaree, 2945 S. 25th St., Neb. 68502. Marge Boynton Lincoln, � Leslie Brotherton President of Dolphins Synchro Omaha, Chartered 1919. nized Swim club President: Mrs. Donald 9646 Omaha, Neb. 68134. J. Schonberg, Sprague, Jan Evans�Student Senate

�Student Affairs com NEVADA Nancy Johansen Advisory (XIII) mittee. Kappa Delta Pi Education honorary. Las Vegas, Chartered 1967. Dean's List �Dean's Board President: Mrs. R. D. 3939 Las Nev. 89109. Sherry Jones .\dvisory Hargrave, Acapulco, Vegas, Pam Kassin�Sigma Tau Delta Reno, Chartered 1921. Pat Lannon�CUS.\ President: Mrs. W. E. MacKenzie, 3400 Meridian, Reno, Nev. 89502. Roxi Lupie�Snow Queen, president of Crescents of Lambda Chi Alpha Sandy Oakleaf�Dean's List NEW JERSEY (I) Mary Jane Selland�Student Senate �Mademoiselle National Bergen County, Chartered 1965. Cindy Staples College board, Dayton's College council President: Mrs. Christopher Jones, 472 KnickerborUrr Rd., Tcnafly, N.J. 07670. Carolyn Wiecks�.Sigma Tau Delta

60 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BBTA / SBPTBMBiR � 1968 GAMMA SIGMA�Western Michigan South Jersey, Chartered 1965. President: Mrs. William Trimble, 311 Morris Hill, 0S034. Chapter Honors: Dr., Cherry X.J. Summit Area, Chartered 1965. 1st in Sigma Chi Derby Week, 3rd in Sorority President: Mrs. Robert Sing Starkey, 21 Cornell PL, Chatham, N.J. 07928. Individual Honors: NEW MEXICO (XI) Sue � Delta Pi, Daisy Chain Agerson Kappa Chartered � .Albuquerque, 1952. Jenny Blackman Daisy Chain, Dean's List Sharyn Bozarth�A.W.S. Activities Board, Toga President: Mrs. Donald Love, 2602 General .Arnold NE, Albuquerque, N.M. 87112. Talk representative, Greek Week Committee chairman NEW YORK (I) Margorie Buck�Kappa Delta Pi Karen Casebeer�A.W.S. Activities Board treasurer. Buffalo, Chartered 1940. City Panhellenic Scholarship President: Mrs. Jay S. Beck, 273 Kings Highway, Snyder, N.Y. 14226. � Delta Pi Debbi Crawford Kappa Hudson Valley, Chartered 1965. Donna Ferrero�Outstanding A.W.S. Worker President: Mrs. 11 N.Y. 12601. Award for 1967 Jackson Barney, Martin Rd., Poughkeepsie, Gloria Filarski�Co-Chairman USCB Christmas Nassau County, Chartered 1950. Ball, A.W.S. Philanthropic chairraan President: Mrs. William T. Allen, 62 Franklin Ave., Glen Cove, N.Y. 11542. Sue Fuener�Dean's List New York City, Chartered 1901. Suzie Futyraoski�Scholarship Chairraan for Pan hellenic Council, Dean's List President: Mrs. Stephen Lentz, I Ridge Terr., Short Hills, N.J. 07078. Ginger Hartsema�President of Gamma Phi Beta Rochester, Chartered 1945. �Dean's Delta Pi Karen Hoots List, Kappa President: Mrs. Richard 22 Reitz Pittsford, N.Y. 14534. � Kemper, Parkway, Pam Horn Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Delta Chartered 1892. Pi, Dean's List Syracuse, Pat Hunt�Alpha Larabda Delta, A.W.S. Standard President: Mrs. William P. Conklin, 29 Cross Rd., Syracuse, N.Y. 13224. and Revision Board, Kappa Delta Pi, U.S.C.B., Westchester County, Chartered 1938. A.W.S. Breakfast chairman. Mortar Spring President: Mrs. Yoder, 17 Round Hill Rd., N.Y. 10514. Board, Dean's List Joseph Chappaqua, Marilyn Johnson�U.S.C.B. Nancy Kaufman�Kappa Delta Pi NORTH CAROLINA (VIII) Barb Ladzick�President ot Gamma Phi Beta Chartered 1968. Carol Latoszewski�Dean's List Ch.\rlotte, Diane Meyers�Men's Union Board Secretary Cam President: Mrs. R. W. Steagall, Jr., 6434 Sardis Rd.. Charlotte, N.C. 28211. pus Homecoming Publicity chairman. Chairman Northern North Carolina, Merger of two chapteis 1967. for Contest for Snow Carnival Queen's President: Mrs. H. F. Utz, Jr., 400 Normandy St., N.C. 27511. Nyla Nutt�Editor of 1968 Yearbook, Kappa Delta Cary, Pi NORTH DAKOTA Debbi Pellowe�Executive committee of Forensics, (VI) Public Relations committee ot University Stu Fargo-Moorhead, Chartered 1929. dent Center Board, Constitution coraraittee ot President: Mrs. Gerald 617 Birch Minn. 56560. Forensics Eid, Lane, Moorhead, Pam Peterson�Sophomore Honor Chocolate, Grand Forks, Chartered 1946. Kappa Delta Pi, Honor's College President: Mrs. Larry Hileman, 1716 Willow Dr., Grand Forks, N.D. 58201. Beth Riordan�Executive Committee Secretary of Homecoraing OHIO Jo Stebbins�President of Pledge Class (III) Ann Swiatecki� Delta Alpha Kappa (sociology Greater .-Vkron, Chartered 1956. honorary) Psi Chi (psychology honorary), President: Mrs. Deems, 3131 Falls, Ohio 44221. Kappa DeUa Pi, A.W.S. Activities board. Girl Terry Eighth St., Cuyahoga ot the Month chairman. Spring Breakfast Pub Bowling Green, Chartered 1941. licity chairman Vice President: Mrs. Robert Shoemaker, 140 Troupe Ave., Bowling Green, Ohio 43402. Linda � Honor Chocolate, sec Taaylor Sophomore Canton-Massillon, Chartered 1951. retary of Western Players, Mortar Board Sue Vogel Gilmore Retailing Scholarship. Board President: Mrs. John Kelly, 606 W. Glenwood, North Canton, Ohio 44720. of Trustees Scholarship, High Scholastic Cincinnati, Chartered 1941. .Achievement in Marketing President: Mrs. Richard A. Schulze, 3219 Hardisty, Cincinnati, Ohio 45208. Carol Winkle�City Panhellenic scholarship Cleveland, Chartered 1916. Louise Westerlund�S.E.A. corresponding senetary President: Mrs. R. J. Caldwell, 5721 Woodbury Hills Dr., Parma, Ohio 44134. GAMMA TAU�St. Louis Cleveland-East Suburban, Chartered 1955. President: Mrs. H. R. Ceccardi, 4867 Farnhurst Rd., Ohio 44124. Chapter Honors: Jr., Lyndhurst, Cleveland-West Suburban, Chartered 1961. 1968 Spring Pledges won 3rd place in Greek Week Skits. President: Mrs. C. Earl Roe, 3481 Thomson Circle, Rocky River, Ohio 44116. Chartered 1929. Individual Honors: Columbus, President: Mrs. Robert Jones, 990 Hilo Lane, Columbus, Ohio 43212. Kate Anderson�Dean's List Chartered 1941. Mary Barton�Dean's List, Pi Mu Epsilon Math Dayton, honor society Presideni: Mrs. Bradley E. Clapp, 1011 Brian Court, Englewood, Ohio 45322. vice Diane Barwe�Gamma Pi Epsilon president, Greater H.vmilton, Chartered 1963. Phi Beta Pi Mu Epsilon Math honor so Kappa, President: Mrs. Richard 582 Glenway Dr., Hamilton, Ohio 45013. ciety. Dean's List, Honors Program Davenport, Judy Belting�Recording secretary of Garama Pi Lima, Chartered 1957. Epsilon, Dean's List President: Mrs. Shirley .-Mexander, 317 So. McDonel, Lima, Ohio 45801. Carol Busen�Dean's List Sandusky .Area, Chartered 1963. Pat Carroll�Dean's List Mrs. Ronald Gulas, 46.52 E. Terrace Port Ohio 43452. � Circle, Clinton, Mary Ellen DeClue Dean's List President: Jackie Deveny�Gamma Pi Epsilon, Pi Mu Epsilon, Springfield, Chartered 1929. Woraen's Phi Beta Kappa, president of Sodality, President: Miss Rosemary Sundberg, 2422 Shawnee Blvd., Springfield, Ohio 45504. Missouri Gamma Student Congress, scholarship. Chartered 1945. Dean's List Toledo, Ohio Margaret Dinova�Dean's List President: Mrs. Michael Williams, 5243 Lynnhaven, Sylvania, 43560. Daria Disch�Phi Beta Kappa, Psi Chi Psychology Youngstown, Chartered 1956. honor Dean's List fraternity, President: Mrs. John Litty. 93 Chesterton Dr., Youngstown, Ohio 44514. Sue Disch�Dean's List Kathy Gibson�Greek Woman ot the Year, Senior Service Award, Who's Who in American Uni OKLAHOMA (IX) versities and Garama Pi Epsilon, Colleges, Bartlesville, Chartered 1952. Dean's List, Student Congress Public Relations 1833 Dr., Rarllcsville, Okla. 74003. chairman. Publicity Director for the Great Is President: Mrs. Jack Hammond, Moonlight sues Series Muskogee, Chartered 1957.

�Dean's List Cathy Gribbin President: Mrs. M. O. Lewis, 5 Leathers Lane, Muskogee, Okla. 74401. I. inda Jacobsmeyer�Political Science honor soci-

� THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1968 61 Lcnor K. Norman, Chartered 1930. ety. Deans Li.st, Gamma Pi F.psil�n. Science awara; President: Mr.s. Floyd E. Reid, Rl. 2, Box 397, Norman, Okla. 73069. Sullivan Winner, (Political .Anne Keence�Dean's List Oklahoma City, Chartered 1921. Marcia Lazarz�Dean's List

President: Mrs. Charles J. Martin, 2721 N.W. 65, Oklahoma City, Okla, 73116. .Sylvia Liss�Dean's List Stillwater, Chartered 1957. Sue McCarthy�Dean's List Monica McKenna�V.I.P. Program President: Mrs. Dwaine Eubanks, 624 North Stallard, Stillwater, Okla. 72074. Beta Joan Meyer�Gamma Pi Epsilon. Phi kappa. Tulsa, Chartered 1929. Honors Program. Dean's List. Suidcnt Congress President: Mrs. D. L. Lhuillier, 11, 9037 E. 33id St., Tulsa, Okla. 74145. Sue Moellering�Dean's List Nancy Nold� 1968 Outstanding Marketing Major, Phi Chi Theta OREGON (Xll) Kathy Quinlan�Dean's List honor Corvallis, Chartered 1947. Kathv Reillv�Psi Chi Psychology fraternity. Dean's List, Angel Flight, Sesquicentennial com Presideni: Mrs. George Chadwick, 3100 S.E. Van Bnicii Blvd., Corvallis, Ore. 97330. mittee

Eugene, Chartered 1940. Sue Roche�Senior Service Award, Student Con President: Miss Sue Shannon, 170 W. 35th PI., Eugene, Ore. 97405. gress Theresa Seeber� Eta Portland. Chartered 1913. Sigma Alpha Judy Wagner�Phi Beta Kappa, Psi Chi Psychol President: Mrs. Paul H. S.W. Club Lake Ore. 97034. Johnson, 771 Country Rd., O.swego, ogy honor fraternity. Dean's List Salem, Chartered 1CM4. Connie Wayham�Alpha Delta Theta Alice Westrick�Dean's List. .N'CS.A President: Mrs. Frank S. Beer, 1695 Madison N.E., Salem, Ore. 97.302. Mary Judy Winkler�President of Spanish club, Dean> List PENNSYLVANIA (II) Geitysburg, Chartered 1959. GAMMA UPSILON�Drake President: Mrs. D. L. Radsma, R.D. 3, Gettysburg, Pa. 17325. Individual Honors: Philadelphia, Chartered 1935. Carol Baum�Theta Epsilon Phi, Phi Epsilon Iota, President: Mrs. William Bowers, Dutton Mill Rd., R.D. 1, Newton Square, Pa. 19073. Stalnaker Judicial board. Alpha Lambda Delta, treasurer Philadelphia-North Suburban, Chartered 1957. Yvonne Bess�Alpha Lambda Delta President: Mrs. John M. Groves, Jr., 292 Folly Rd., R.D. 1, Chalfont, Pa. 18914. Patricia Bohrer�Mu Phi Epsilon Pittsburgh, Chartered 1940. Ann Brazelton�Mu Phi Epsilon treasurer

�Mu Phi President: Mrs. Charles Reynolds, 156 Yellowstone Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15235. Peg Chapman Epsilon Joan Dillon�President ot Gararaa Phi Beta State Chartered 1941. College, Marion Dierkes�Phi Gamraa Nu President: Mrs. Charles Coale, Jr., 520 Linden Rd., State College, Pa. 16801. Anita Gerardi�WIDC secretary. Daughter of Diana, Mu Phi Epsilon rush chairman TENNESSEE Anita Johnson�Mu Phi Epsilon

(VIII) � Sue Lidik Student ISEA president Knoxville Area, Chartered 1961. Terri Loney�Pledge Class president � Mu Phi President: Mrs. Robert M. McConnel, 604 Galveston Rd., Knoxville, Tenn. 37919. Delores Main .Alpha Lambda Delta, Ep silon Chartered 1952. Memphis, � Peggv Ohrt President of pledge class. President's President: Mrs. Paul H. Schmidt, Jr., 1248 Perkins Terr., Memphis, Tenn. 381 17. Club Nashville, Chartered 1929. Janet Sargent�Sigma .Alpha Iota, Academic Af fairs Comramittee President: Mrs. Harris D. Hatcher, Jr., 931 Percy Warner Blvd., Nashville, Tenn. 32005.

GAMMA CHI�Southwest Texas State TEXAS (VII) Chapter Honors: .Amarillo, Chartered 1955. Third place in Sing Song, Third Place in the car President: Mrs. Douglas Garrett, 2104 Van Buren, .Amarillo, Tex. 79109. decoration part of the Miss SWT contest. .�Vrlington, Chartered 1965. Individual Honors:

President: Mrs. .Allen Brewster, 711 Red Oak Lane, .Arlington, Tex. 76010. Linda Barnes�Nominee for Who's Who in Amer Austin, Chartered 1947. ican Colleges and Universities Sharron � raembei Vice President: Mrs. M. Wheeler, 7519 Grover, .Austin, Tex. 78757. Bolding Sigma Alpha Eta-Key J. � Betty Brigham Dean's List Chartered 1956. Beaumont, � Kay Buratti Dean's List. Alpha Chi, reporter for President: Miss Mary Stephens, 2570 Laurel Ave., Beaumont, Tex. 77702. the Association of Childhood Education Commerce, Chartered 1962. Ginny Burton�Dean's List, Delta P.si Kappa, Phi Mu Parlimentarian President: Mrs. Graham 2303 Commerce, Tex. 75428. Epsilon St., � Johnson, Mayo Suzanne Cherry Kappa Lambda Kappa, TSE.A Corpus Christi, Chartered 1956. Carol Christi�Nominee for Who's Who in Ameri President: Mrs. R. W. Coffin, 4401 Marie, Corpus Christi, Tex. 7841 1. can Colleges and Universities, ACE, TSEA, Award's � Dallas, Chartered 1930. Angel Flight comptroller. Day recogni tion for leadership from the Library President: Mrs. E. L. Tex. 9509 � Killingsworth, Springwater Dr., Dallas, 75228. Donna Clarke Sigraa .Alpha Eta, McCardy Stu El Paso, Chartered 1965. dent Center President: Mrs. Thomas Sanderson, 413 StonebhifT, El Paso, Tex. 79912. Phyllis Davidson� Dean's List, dorm counselor Anne Dickson� Panhellenic vice Dorm Fort Worth, Chartered 1946. president. Counselor, TSEA President: Mrs. Gene Wiley, 3716 Scranton Dr., Fort Worth, Tex. 761 18. Diana Donaho�TSEA., Canterbury Association Houston, Chartered 1941. Jane Draper�Gamma Phi Beta Standards Chair man, One Act Texian President: Mrs. Sanford Manning. 5931 Houston, Tex. 77035. Plays, Trilogy Claridge, � Janice Edgar Dean's List Chartered 1966. Irving, Rulh Edgar�Dean's List, dorm counselor, TSEA, President: Mrs. B. D. Robison, 1502 .-Mlanta, Irving, Tex. 75060. ACE Lubbock. Chartered 1951. Susan Franklin�TSE.A Peggy Freed�Gamma Chi president. Panhellenic, President: Mrs. Hugh C. 4215 40th St., Lubbock, Tex. 79113. Rushing, Kappa Delta Pi, Miss September for Pi Kappa Midland, Chartered 1951. Alpha calendar President: Mrs. Rusty Buckingham, 1710 North A, Apt. 32, Midland, Tex. 79701. .\nnetle Fuqua�Delta Psi Kappa vice president. Phi Mu, Dean's Odessa, Chartered 1965. Epsilon List, Alpha Chi, Kappa Delta Pi T. E. Mrs. � President: Davis, 2418 E. 24th, Odessa, Tex. 79760. Pat Hollon Elected member of the Freshman As. Port .Arthur-Groves. Chartered 1963. sembly, Texian Trilogy Dawn Huff�Dorm counselor, President: Mrs. Ernest Drake, 1947 Woodrow Dr.. Port .Arthur, Tex. 77642. TSE.A, Rodeo .Asso ciation, A Capella Choir, Student Union Richardson. Chartered 1963. junior chairman of entertainment committee. Student President: Mrs. James L. Parrish. 3505 Waldorf, Dallas. 1 ex. 75229. .Senate�Co-Chairman of Election C:ommit(ec S\N .Antonio. Chartered 1946. Ways and Means Commillee� Bobcii Commil Who's lee. Nominee for Who in Aturrican Col President: Mrs. S. E. Swenson. 104 .\vlesbuiv San Hill, .Antonio, Tex. 78209. leges and Universities

62 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1968 Chann Krebs�SWT Mamselle, Angel Flight San Marcos, Chartered 1967. Sharon Kuhn�Most active Senior in Gamma Chi President: Mrs. Richard G. Bean, 206 Franklin San Tex. 78666. chapter, ACEI, Dean's List, Nomineee for St., Marcos, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universi- Texarkana, Chartered 1966.

� for academic and lies. Award's Day recognition President: Mrs. R. E. Ransdell, Jr., Rt. I, Box 148, Fouke, Ark. 71837. scholastic excellence in education and recogni Waco, Chartered 1960. tion for leadership in reference department of President: Mrs. the Library, One of twenty chosen to make a Anthony Rokas. 3304 Mitchell Rd., Waco, Tex. 76708. video tape of student teaching for use by the Wichita Falls, Chartered 1961. education department President: Mrs. David Keller, 4611 Wichita Falls, Tex. 76303. � Wyoming, Jo Long Dean's List, Rodeo Association, Student Honors Union, General Prograra UTAH Susan Morris�Nominee for Who's Who in Ameri (XI) can Colleges and Universities Salt Lake City, Chartered 1958. Nelson� Student Cen Dian Angel Flight, McCardy President: Mrs. Malcolm Dennison, 1331 Emigration Circle, Salt Lake City, Utah 84108. ter, TSEA

�Dean's dorm counselor Aneece Philp List, VERMONT � (I) Beth Pyndus Superior Dean's List, Sing Out San Marcos, Young Republicans Burlington, Chartered 1952. Reash� Tau Delta, Dean's List, Pi Sylvia Sigma President: Miss Lois Beadle, Home Mgmt. Res., U. of Vt., Vt. 05401. Gamma Mu, Kappa Delta Pi, Panhellenic, His Burlington, Award tor TSEA tory Scholarship, VIRGINIA Linda Richards�Gamraa Phi Beta scholarship (II) award. Alpha Chi, Sigraa Tau Delta, Delta Phi Hampton Roads, Chartered 1954. Delta Pi, Dean's List, Norainee Alpha, Kappa President: Mrs. Gordon 1305 79th St., News, Va. 23605. for Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni MacCIeery, Newport Northern Chartered versities, Award's Day-scholarship recognition Virginia, 1956. and achievement and leadership recognition President: Miss Leona Beeker, 2008 N. Daniel St., Arlington, Va. 22201. Eleanor Russe�^Dorm treasurer and counselor. Richmond, Chartered 1961. Nominee for Who's Who in American Colleges President: Miss G. 1500 West Va. 23220. and Universities Mary London, Ave., Richmond, Josi Schulze�General Honors Prograra, Dean's Williamsburg, Chartered 1961. List President: Mrs. Lee Hermance, 218 John Pinckney Ln., Williamsburg, Va. 23185. Betsy Simpson�Dorm counselor, TSEA Cyndy Stephenson�Dean's List, Sing Out WASHINGTON (XII) Bernadette Stieler�Music scholarship, Panhellenic, TSEA, Student Union Outstanding Leadership Everett, Chartered 1940. Award President: Mrs. Gary Parks, Rt. 1, Box 472, Lake Stevens, Wash. 98258. Louise Teller�Dean's List, Dorra Counselor, Ger Pullman, Chartered 1955. man Club President: Miss Frances 406 E. Wash. 99163. Karen Vitkevits�Dorm counselor, Sigma Alpha Maier, Crestview, Pullman, Eta Seattle, Chartered 1915. Nancy Jo Warner.�Dorm counselor. Angel Flight President: Mrs. E. Sayre Boyd, 6822 E. Mercer Way, Mercer Island, Wash. 98040. Debbie Witzsche�Dean's nominee for Who's List, Spokane, Chartered 1918. Who in American Colleges and Universities, Most Improved Scholarship in Gamma Chi President: Mrs. Jerald Gerson, 6219 S. Martin, Spokane, Wash. 99203. Tacoma, Chartered 1947. President: Mrs. Jon E. Williams, 715 North G, Tacoma, Wash. 98403. GAMMA PSI COLONY� WEST VIRGINIA (II) Northern lowa Morgantown, Chartered 1959. Chapter Honors: President: Mrs. W. G. Kennedy, Jr., 1381 Dogwood Ave., Morgantown, W.Va. 26505. 2nd place Greek Week Variety Show, 2nd place, Wheeling Area, Chartered 1961. Greek Week Olympics. President: Mrs. Peter J. Knight, Dallas Apts., Leaterwood Ln., Wheeling, W.Va. 26003. Individual Honors: WISCONSIN Aija Abolins�Purple Arrow, Chiraes, Student Sen (VI) ator-at-large, Deans List, Library Coraraittee Madison, Chartered 1913. chairman President: Mrs. H. B. Maroney, 1 South Owen, Madison, Wis. 53705. Addy Alderson�AWS Student Counseling chair Milwaukee, Chartered 1902. raan, president of Chimes, Torch and Tassel, president of Sigraa Alpha Eta, second vice presi President: Mrs. Leonard DePalma, 9140 N. Meadowlark Ln., Milwaukee. Wis. 53217. dent of Midwest Association of College and Wisconsin Fox Valley, Chartered 1962. Residence Halls, Miss UNI University President: Mrs. Ronald Conradt, Box 32, Shiocton, Wis. 54170. Jeanne Allbee�Dean's List, Senator-at-large Carole �secretary of Sigraa Alpha Eta Appelgate WYOMING Inga Bartosch�AWS Freshraan counselor, Or (XI) chesis, Dean's List Cheyenne, Chartered 1967. Carole � Arrow Baumgarten Purple President: Mrs. Ziemer, 5001 Yellowstone Rd., 82001. Beth Feller�AWS Freshman counselor. Madrigals Jack Cheyenne, Wyo. Ramona Finch�AWS Freshraan counselor Laramie, Chartered 1960. Nancy Gerraan�AWS Freshman counselor, secre President: Mrs. Earl A. Wood, 1923 Custer, Laramie, Wyo. 82070. tary of Horaecoming Committee Claudia Goodyear�Cheerleader BRITISH COLUMBIA (XII) Marki Hamilton�Phi Beta Larabda Toni Hayes�Purple Arrow, Dean's List Vancouver, Chartered 1928. Cyndi Hovden�Student Senator-at-large, Student President: Mrs. M. Overholt, 1627 W. 37 Ave., Vancouver, B.C., Canada. Senate president. Honors Program Susan Lindholm�Homecoraing Queen MANITOBA (VI) Jill Lounsberry�AWS off-campus guide Chartered 1929. Vickie Lutz�AWS off-campus guide Winnipeg, Margaret Pettengill�Purple Arrow President: Miss Joy McDiarmid, 103-1325 Taylor Ave., Winnipeg 9, Manitoba, Canada. Evie Rice�Cheerleader, AWS counselor, Chiraes, Kappa Delta Pi, Torch and Tassel president ONTARIO (I and IV) Donna Settle�Panhellenic secretary, Greek Week 1937. Olympics co-chairman, Phi Beta Lambda London (IV), Chartered Barb Severin�Cheerleader, Senator-at-large, Stu President: Mrs. King .Abell, 1053 Fraser Ave., London, Ontario, Canada. dent Senate Public Relations coraraittee chair Toronto (I), Chartered 1919. man, chairman of AWS off-campus guide com President: Mrs. David 19 Tallforest Cres., Toronto, Etobicoke, Canada. mittee. Kappa Delta Pi, Torch and Tassel Belyea, Ont., Sue Thede�chairraan of Greek Week variety show Becky Williaras�Captain of cheerleaders, AWS QUEBEC (I) off-carapus guide Montreal, Chartered 1938. Bev Winders;�Chairraan of Coraraittee Queen's President: Mrs. W. A. Devereaux, 2450 Athlone Rd., 101, Montreal for Horaecoraing .Apt. 16, Quebec.

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ALABAMA Napa-Solano ..Mrs. Wm. L. Abbey, 1015 Borette Lane, Napa, Calif. 94558 State Chairman Orange County-Northern Membership Mrs. Nadine 2026 E. Santa Clara, Santa Ana, Calif .92705 Mrs. Frank Page, Abernathy, Rt. 2, Lynda Ave., Gadsden, Ala. 35903 Palo Alto Auburn Mrs. Frank B. P.O. Box Ala. 3(i830 Davis, 1090, Auburn, Mrs. Wesley Haydock, 9 Don Court, Redwood City, Calif. 94062 Birmingham Pasadena Mrs. Frank Rt. Abernathy, 2, Lynda Ave., Gadsden, Ala. 35B03 ..Mrs. Frederick B. Scalzo, 197 W. Sierra Madre, Calif. 91024 Huntsville Montecito, Peninsula ..Mrs. Fletcher Kurtz, 3215 Ala. Highland Plaza S.E., Huntsville, 35801 Mrs. T. A. Scadden, 461 Fulton Rd., San Mateo, Cailf. 94403 Tuscaloosa Jr., Pomona Valley Mrs. Thomas B. Alexander, 14 Hillcrest, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 35401 Mrs. Robert 885 Delta PI., Claremont, Calif. 91711 Auburn Univ. Reynolds, (Gamma Phi) Riverside Area Mrs. Frank B. Davis, P.O. Box 1909, Auburn, Ala. 36830 Mrs. Robert M. Nelson, 2923 Arlington Ave., Riverside, Calif. 92506 Sacramento Valley ALASKA Mrs. Ellis Hirst, 825 Robin La., Sacramento, Calif. 95831 San Diego State Membership Chairman Mrs. Richard Thomas, 5983 San Calif. 92120 Mrs. Eldergardens, Diego, Harry F. Colliver, Jr., P.O. Box 8, Aniak, Alaska 99557 San Fernando Valley Mrs. Vernon E. Joyce, 9321 Collett, Sepulveda, Calif. 91343 ARIZONA San Francisco Mrs. O. Pacific San Calif. State Chairman John Martin, 1945 Ave., #3D, Francisco, 94109 Membership San Miss Verla Oare, Box 664, Winslow, Ariz. 86047 Jose .Miss Suzanne Douglas, 155 Acalanes Dr., Apt. 4, Sunnyvale, Calif. 94086 Flagstaff Santa Barbara Mrs. Ralph M. Bilby, 700 N. Bertrand St., Ariz. 86001 Flagstaff, ..Mrs. Kermit Williams, 2150 Foothill Lane, Santa Calif. 93105 Phoenix Mrs. Emmons, 516 W. Ariz. 85003 Barbara, George Virginia, Phoenix, South Tucson ...Mrs. Radford Fisher, 864 N. Corinth, Tucson, Ariz. 85710 Bay Jr., Mrs. Borland, 36 Coronel Plaza, Palos Verdes Ests. 90274 Arizona State Univ. (Beta John Kappa), Tempe South Peninsula Mrs. Wm. 678 Erie Dr., Calif. 94086 Mrs. P. Anderson, 4312 E. Colter St., Phoenix, Ariz. 85018 Tiffany, Sunnyvale, Jerry Southern Alameda Mrs. Northern Arizona County University (Beta Omega), Flagstaff Lawrence L. Anderson, 18680 Reamer Rd., Castro Calif. 94546 Mrs. M. 700 N. Bertrand St., Ariz. 86001 Valley, Ralph Bilby, Flagstaff, Stockton Mrs. Frank Ruhstaller, 735 W. Rose, Stockton, Calif. 9520.^ Univ. of Arizona (Alpha Tucson Epsilon), Ventura Mrs. Richard Butcher, P.O. Box 6, Santa Paula, Calif. 93060 Mrs. Wm. E. 7002 E. Ariz. 85710 Downey, Fourth, Tucson, Whittier Mrs. James J. Seminoff. 5514 So. Mesa Grove Ave.. Whittier, Calif. 90601 ARKANSAS California State College at Long Beach (Gamma Eta) State Membership Chairman ..Mrs. J. Malcolm Johnson, 6511 El Jardin St., Long Beach, Calif. 90815 Mrs. Robert E. Ransdell. Jr., #1, Fouke, Ark. 71837 San Diego State College (Beta Lambda) Little Rock !Mrs. Richard Thomas, 5983 Eldergardens, San Diego, Calif. 92120 Mrs. Max Tirk, 5209 Randolph Rd., Little Rock, Ark. 721 IG San Jose State College (Beta Theta) ..Mrs. Leonard Lewis, 608 Cambridge Dr., Santa Clara, Calif. 95050 Univ. of California CALIFORNIA (Eta), Berkeley Mrs. Louis O Simenson, 3225 Glenside Dr., Lafayette, Calif. 94549 State Membership Chairman TIniv. of California LAlpha tola). I.os Angeles Mrs. Bruce Steele, 264 East Benbow, Covina, Calif. 91722 Mrs. Paul M. Rogers. 10760 Galvin St., Culver City, Calif. 90230 Bakersfield Univ. of the Pacific (Gamma Theta). Stockton Mrs. Howard Hanna, 4236 Columbus, Bakersfield, Calif. 93306 Mrs. Frank Ruhstaller, 735 W. Rcse, Stockton, Calif. 95203 Balboa Harbor Univ. of Southern California (Beta Alpha). Los Angeles Mrs. Robt. Mihalko, 1117 Dsvon La., Newport Beach, Calif. 92660 Mrs. Philip Winterbottom, 737 W. 28th, Los Angeles, Calif. 90007 Berkeley ..Mrs. DeWolf Alden, 792 Cragmont Av., Berkeley, Calif. 94708 Hills-Westwood Mrs. Roland E. Beverly COLORADO Ringwald, 13034 Moorpark Blvd., No. Hollywood, Calif. 91604 Contra Costa County State Membership Chairman Mrs. Harvey Hunt, 97 Terra Bella, Walnut Creek, Calif. 94598 Mrs. Don R. Hodgson, 4940 E. 6th Ave., Denver, Colo. 80220 Fresno Mrs. James Hopper. 423 Sussex, Fresno, Calif. 93704 Boulder Miss Mary D. Bray, 1155 Ash St., #307, Denver, Colo 80220 Glendale Mrs. Vincent A. Bell, 2515 Teasley St., La Crescenta 91214 Colorado Springs Mrs. Kings-Tulare Wayne D. Hughes, 720 Park Vista Blvd., Colorado Springs, Colo. 80907 Mrs. Donald Knudson, 17170 Charter Oak, Visalia, Calif. 93277 Denver Mrs. Victor Argenzio, 520 Clermont, Denver, Colo. 80220 La Jolla Mrs. Robert D. Aeder, 2337 Vallecitos, La Jolla, Calif. 92037 Ft. Collins Mrs. Douglas Wilson, 316 S. Howes, Ft. Collins, Colo, 80521 Long Beach Colorado College (Alpha Phi), Colorado Springs Mrs. Mrs. J. Malcolm Johnson, 6511 El Jardin St., Long Beach 90815 Wayne D. Cooper, 3014 Drakestone Dr., Colorado Springs, Colo. 80909 Los Angeles Colorado State University (Tau), Ft. Collins ...Mrs. James McNeill, 360 So. Burnside Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 90036 Mrs. Phillip Roark, 405 Riverside, Ft. Collins, Colo, 80521 W. Marin County .. .Mrs. Alan Ellsberg. 57 Vallejo, San Rafael, Calif. 94903 Univ. of Colorado (Beta Rho), Boulder 2301 Monticello Calif. 95350 Miss D. 1155 Ash Modesto . . .Mrs. Geo. McMahon, Ave., Modesto, Mary Bray. St., #307, Denver, Colo. 80220 Monterey County ...Mrs. Roger Gammons, Box 3833, Carmel, Calif. 93921 Univ. of Denver (Theta), Denver Mrs. Rudolf Levy, 830 Altura PI., Monterey, Calif. 93940 Mrs. Martin Long, 513 E. 1st Ave., Denver, Colo. 80203

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' Stale Chairman State Membership Chairman ',' '.' '.kim Membership Ind. 46501 Mrs. J. E. G. Craig, Jr., Avon Old Farm School, Avon, Conn. 06001 Mrs. Eugene George, Box 433, Lapel, Fairfield Bloomington � County Ind. 47401'.;;�, Mrs. Charles W. Behre, 185 Hill Rd., Stamford, Conn. 06902 ..Mrs. Kenneth W. Sparks, 2607 Edwards Row, Bloomington, Clay Ind. Calumet Area Mrs. Thomas Daily, 3301 Strong, Highland, 46322 Ind. 47201 Columbus Mrs. Conly S. Bouggy, 2605 Chestnut, Columbus, DELAWARE ' Evansville .',; 'i' j' '>�4, ^ Ind. 47714 State Membership Chairman Mrs. Rolland Feldkamp, 644 Chateau Dr., Evansville, Mrs. Wm. J. Osterberg, 838 Sunset Terrace, Dover, Dela. I990I Fort Wayne Ind. 46805 Delaware (Wilmington, Newark, New Castle) Mrs. Earl Mrs. Donald Bussick, 4936 De Soto Dr., Fort Wayne, Abrahamson. 1304 Copley Dr., Welshire, Wilmington, Del. 19803 Indianapolis Mrs. Jos. N. Hingtgen, 7428 Bentley Dr., Indianapolis, Ind. 46224 Greater Lafayette DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Mrs. James R. Ransom, 713 Kossouth St., Lafayette, Ind. 47905 Washington, D.C Terre Haute Mrs. J. Earl Lehman, 531 Norwood Rd., Silver Spring, Md. 20904 Mrs. Jerry Quick, 243 Hudson Ave., Terre Haute, Ind. 47808 Indiana State Univ. (Beta Pi), Terre Haute Mrs. Jerry Quick, 243 Hudson Ave., Terre Haute, Ind. 47808 FLORIDA Indiana Univ. (Beta Phi), Bloomington Ind. 47401 State Membership Chairman Mrs. Robert Sutton, 859 Harvey Dr., Bloomington, . Mrs. James J. Tadich, 395 N. Tropical Trail, Merritt Island, Fla. 32952 Fort Lauderdale Mrs. IOWA C. R. Forman, 3300 N.E. 17th St., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 33305 Jacksonville State Membership Chairman Iowa 50312 Mrs. Emmett G. Hines, 5147 Yerkes St., Jacksonville, Fla. 32205 Mrs. W. R. Grant, 682 37th St., Des Moines, Iowa 50010 Miami Mrs. Richard Piper, 323 N.E. 91st St., Miami, Fla. 33138 Ames Mrs. J. Brenton McKee, 1702 Clark, Ames, Orlando-Winter Park Cedar Rapids Cedar Iowa 52402 Mrs. Paul E. Pizer, 136 Wigwam PI., Maitland, Fla. 32751 ...Mrs. Herbert Hirsch, 365 Park Ter. S.W., Rapids, Tallahassee Des Moines Des Iowa 50312 Mrs. Robert S. Schaeffer, 1117 Brandt Dr., Tallahassee, Fla. 32303 Mrs. C. L. Johnson, 5819 Chamberlain Dr., Moines, Tampa Bay Area Iowa City Iowa Iowa 52240 Mrs. David L. Salmon, Jr., 6818 20th St. S., St. Petersburg, Fla. 33712 Mrs. Darryl Stamp, 1504 Glendale, City, Florida State Univ. (Beta Mu), Tallahassee Tri-City (Davenport-Bettendorf) 111. 61265 Miss Karen Gordy, 130 Oak St., Tallahassee, Fla. 32301 Mrs. Bruce Lefler, 2310 I6th, Moline, Iowa Rollins College (Alpha Mu), Winter Park Waterloo Mrs. Wm. Heiple, 1212 W. 7th St., Cedar Falls, 50613 Mrs. Harold Walsh, Sleepy Hill Farm, Maitland, Fla. 32751 Drake Univ. (Gamma Upsilon), Des Moines Mrs. Robert L. Rist. 545 32nd St., West Des Moines, Iowa 50265 Iowa State Univ. (Omega), Ames GEORGIA Mrs. Robert Lawson, 3203 Woodland, Ames, Iowa 50010 State Univ. of Iowa Iowa State Chairman (Rho), City Membership Mrs. Herbert Hirsch. 365 Park Terr., S.E., Cedar Iowa 52402 Miss Brannon, 1221 Stark Ave., Columbus, Ga. 31906 Rapids, Madge Univ. Psi Cedar Falls Atlanta Northern Iowa (Gamma Colony), Mrs. Leo Baker, 270 Sheridan Rd., Waterloo, Iowa 50701 Mrs. W. N. Baker, Jr., 99 Copeland Rd., N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 30305

KANSAS HAWAII State Chairman State Chairman Membership Membership Mrs. Howard L. Wilson, 2321 Westport, Wichita, Kan. 67203 Mrs. David G. Hill, 736 Hawaii 96816 Elepaio St., Honolulu, Hutchinson Mrs. Jake Clark, 3107 Cornell, Hutchinson, Kan. 67501 Kansas Ci ty 4000 W. 66th Shawnee Kan. 66208 IDAHO Mrs. Gene Norton, St., Mission, Lawrence ..Mrs. John Emerson, 2229 West Drive, Lawrence, Kan, 66044 State Membership Chairman Manhattan .Mrs. Don Matuszak, 1913 Kenmar Dr., Manhattan, Kan. 66502 Mrs. Forde Johnson, 2863 Redbarn La., Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 Topeka Mrs. J. P. Roth, 3113 Atwood, Topeka, Kan. 66614 Boise ...Mrs. J. L. Terteling, Rt. 1, Peaceful Cove, Boise, Idaho 83702 Wichita Mrs. Wm. Van Arsdale. 12630 E. Lynn, Wichita, Kan. 67207 Moscow Mrs. Wm. Marlin, 529 Ridge Rd., Moscow, Idaho 83843 Kansas State Univ. (Beta Upsilon), Manhattan Pocatello ,.Mrs. Wm. Murphy. 123 South 17th Ave., Pocatello, Idaho 83201 Mrs. Don Matuszak, 1913 Kenmar Dr., Manhattan, Kan. 66502 Idaho State Univ. (Beta Iota), Pocatello Univ. of Kansas (Sigma), Lawrence Mrs. Gail Siemen, 1789 Syringa, Pocatello, Idaho 83201 Mrs. Wm. R. Hess, 1603 W. Rib St., Terr., Apt. 3, Lawrence, Kan. 66044 Univ. of Idaho (Xi), Moscow Univ. of Wichita (Beta Chi), Wichita Mrs. Wm. Martin, 529 Ridge Rd., Moscow, Idaho 83843 Mrs. Larry Kent, 320 South Bluff, Wichita, Kan. 67218

ILLINOIS KENTUCKY State Membership Chairman State Membership Chairman Mrs. E. F. Snyder, 740 Voltz Rd., Northbrook. III. 60062 Mrs. Ted Risley. 3434 Chickasaw Dr.. Owensboro. Ky. 42301 Aurora Mrs. Mary Ann Casey, 217 Gladstone, Aurora, III. 60506 Lexington ..Mrs. Arthur Curtis, 3319 Cornwall Dr., Lexington, Ky. 40503 Champaign-Urbana Univ. of Kentucky (Gamma Omicron), Lexington Mrs. James Riley, 1209 W. Charles, Champaign, III. 61820 Mrs. Paul Stull, 1456 Meadowthorpe, Lexington, Ky. 40505 Chicago Mrs. J. Pat Moran, 8725 S. Hoyne Ave., Chicago, 111. 60643 Chicago-Norlhwesl Suburban LOUISIANA Mrs. G. Thompson, 603 S. Belmont Ave., 111. 60005 James Arlington Hgts., State Chairman Suburban (Homewood-Flossmoor) Membership Chicago-South Mrs. Ronald A. Chicago-West Suburban Hoverson, 311 Corona Dr., Lafayette, La. 70503 Baton Mrs. Bernard Eisner, Box 100, Westchester, III. 60513 Rouge Evanston-North Shore Mrs. John T. Crowe, 744 Rodney Dr., Baton Rouge, La. 70808 New Orleans ..Mrs. ...Mrs. Douglas Cunningham, 1061 Cedar La., Northbrook, 111. 600C2 James LeBlanc, 3100 Roberta St., Metairie, La. 70003 Glen Ellyn Area Shreveport ..Mrs. J. H. Mayfield, 346 Corinne Circle, Shreveport, La. 71106 Louisiana Mrs. Ray K. Zumbrook, 275 Sunset, Glen Ellyn, III. 60137 State Univ. (Gamma Lambda), Baton Rouge . .Mrs. Robert Joliet Area ..Mrs. W. Franklin Barrett, 961 Western Ave., Joliet, III. 60435 G. Drouet, 10482 E. Grandeur Dr., Baton Rouge, La. 70815 Kankakee Mrs. John Deam, 1225 Cobb Blvd., Kankakee, 111. 60901 Lake County MAINE Mrs. Rickerd, 503 111. 60085 John Lynn Terrace, Waukegan, State Chairman Oak Park-River Forest Membership Mrs. Shehi, P.O. Box 93, Maine 03904 Peoria Mrs. Harold Powers, 3302 N. Avalon PI., Peoria, 111. 61604 Phillip Kittery, Rockford Mrs. John Martin. 2516 Harlem Blvd., Rockford, 111. 6II03 Tri-City (Moline & Rock Island) MARYLAND Mrs. John Smithers, 741 23rd Ave. Ct., Moline, 111. 61265 State Membership Chairman Bradley Univ. (Beta Eta), Peoria ..Mrs. Paul R. Conway, 9021 Fairview Rd., Silver Sprine,Md! 20910 Mrs. J. Phillip Hensley, 316 Detweiller Dr., Peoria, 111. 6I6I4 Baltimore Northwestern Univ. Evanston (Epsilon), Mrs. H. B. Christianson, 4101 N. Charles. Baltimore. Md. 21218 Mrs. Stuart 1630 Sheridan Fox. Rd., Wilmette, 111. 60091 College Park Mrs. Ben M. Cabell, 2210 Hallow La., Belair, Md. 21014 Univ. of Illinois (Omicron), Urbana Univ. of Maryland (Beta Beta), College Park Mrs. Peter Yankwich. 604 W. III. Washington, Urbana, 61801 Mrs. Harold C. Curtis, Jr., 2929 Tallow La., Bowie, Md. 20715

66 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 MASSACHUSETTS NEW HAMPSHIRE State Membership Chairman State Membership Chairman ..Mrs. Daniel P. LaGatta, 349 Washington St., Winchester, Mass. 01890 Mrs. James W. Lilly, Sno-Shoe Hill, Canterbury, N.H. 03224 Boston-West Suburban Mrs. Munro, Rd., Mass. 02181 James 57 Whiting Wellesley, NEW JERSEY Boston Univ. (Delta), Boston Mrs. James Munro, 57 Whiting Rd., Wellesley, Mass. 02181 State Membership Chairman Mrs. Raymond Smith, 41 Summer St., Emerson, N.J. 07630 MICHIGAN Bergen County Area Mrs. Philip O'Reilly, 287 Jefferson St., River Edge, N.J. 07661 State Membership Chairman South Jersey ..Mrs. Robt. Hutton, 47 So. Locust St., Marlton, N.J. 08053 Mrs. William Edson, 2065 Chalmers Dr., Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104 Summit Area Mrs. R. E. Crane, 120 Early St., Morristown, N.J. 07960 Ann Arbor ...Mrs. James 1500 Glen Leven Rd., Ann Arbor, Mich. 48103 Blaylock, NEW MEXICO Birmingham Mrs. James McGuire, 792 Fairfax, Birmingham, Mich. 48009 State Membership Chairman Detroit Mrs. ...Mrs. Robert E. Wilson, 916 Truman N.E., Albuquerque, N.M. 87110 Mrs. Wm. Dougall, 16134 Archdale, Detroit, Mich. 48235 Albuquerque Flint Mrs. Marvin Steputis, 3401 California, N.E., Albuquerque, N.M. 87110 Mrs. Jack Coletti, 4164 Knollwood Cr., Grand Blanc, Mich. 48439 Grand Rapids Mrs. William Wilshire S.E. Grand NEW YORK Smolenski, 2020 Dr., , Rapids, Mich. 49506 Mrs. Jackson Wm. Reid, 832 Thomas Dr., Jackson, Mich. 49203 State Chairman Kalamazoo Membership Mrs. David Hannie, 65 Hunters Run, Pittsford, N.Y. 14534 Mrs. J. Michael Shaw, 1109 Cherry, Kalamazoo, Mich. 49001 Buffalo Mrs. Lansing-East Lansing Herbert Cares, 1525 Millersport Hgwy., Apt. 502, Amherst, N.Y. 14221 Mrs. 4564 Nakoma Aubrey Wiley, Dr., Okemos, Mich. 48864 Hudson Valley State Univ. East Michigan (Beta Delta), Lansing Mrs. Ray F. Boedecker, lOI Kingwood Park, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 12605 Mrs. Dietrich, 1536 Old Mill East Mich. 48823 John Rd., Lansing, Nassau County Univ. ot Ann .Arbor Michigan (Beta), Mrs. James 1530 Court, Wantagh, N.Y. 11793 ..Mrs. 1500 Glen Leven Ann Clabby, Kimberly James Blaylock, Rd., Arbor, Mich. 48103 New York City Western Univ. Kalamazoo Michigan (Gamma Sigma), Miss Mary Ostwald, 110 De Haven Dr., Apt. 621, Yonkers, N.Y. 10703 Mrs. Eric West, 6013 Peach Tree, Portage, Mich. 49081 Rochester ..Mrs. Ross Kitt, 1043 Ogden-Parma Ter., Spencersport, N.Y. 14559 MINNESOTA Syracuse ..Mrs. Robert M. MacCrea, 117 Dorset Rd., Syracuse, N.Y. 13210 Westchester County State Chairman Membership Mrs. Bruno Pilorz, 75 Echo Lane, Larchmont, N.Y. 10538 Mrs. Collin Lockfield, 4436 Marlborough Ct., Minnetonka, Minn. 55367 Syracuse Univ. (Alpha) Duluth Mrs. Norton 440 Lakeview Minn. Jamar, Ave., Duluth, 55804 Mrs. Robt. M. MacCrea, 117 Dorset Rd.. Syracuse, N.Y. 13210 Mankato Mrs. Chas. Butler, 704 S. Broad, Mankato, Minn. 56001 Minneapolis-St. Paul Mrs. Jack R. Loss, 9845 Xerxes Curve, Minn, 55431 NORTH CAROLINA Moorhead Mrs. Donald Black, 630 Birch Lane, Moorhead, Minn. 56560 State Chairman Mankato State College (Gamma Mankato Membership Pi), Mrs. H. 5301 Rd., Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Mrs. Robert Buscher, 111 S. Dr., Mankato, Minn. 56001 John Gough, Randolph Skyline Charlotte Moorhead State College (Gamma Mu) .Mrs. Charles 6041 Cove, Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Mrs. 2433 W. Club N.D. 58102 Huntington, Sheppard James Herk, Country Dr., Fargo, Northern North Carolina Univ. of Minnesota (Kappa), Minneapolis Mrs. George Jones, 1316 Westfield Ave., Raleigh, N.C. 27607 Mrs. Jack R. Loss, 9845 Xerxes Curve, Minneapolis, Minn. 55431

MISSISSIPPI NORTH DAKOTA State Chairman State Membership Chairman Membership Mrs. Alvin R.R. N.D. Mrs. Francis S. Wilson, 5422 Jamaica Dr., Jackson, Miss. 39211 Melsted, 2, Edinburg, 58227 Fargo-Moorhead ..Mrs. Byron Jackson, 1521 5th St. S., Fargo, N.D. 58102 Grand Forks MISSOURI Mrs. Jerry Haga, 519 Northwestern Dr., Grand Forks, N.D. 58201 North Dakota State Univ. State Chairman (Alpha Omicron), Fargo Membership ..Mrs. Richard Kaercher, 501 40th Ave. N., 2, N.D. 58102 Mrs. Auld, 1201 W. 93rd Terrace, Kansas Mo. 64100 Apt. Fargo, J. Myron City, Univ. of North Dakota Beta), Grand Forks Columbia ..Mrs. 3105 Yorktown Dr., Columbia, Mo. 65201 (Alpha Philip Putney, Mrs. Robert Vaaler, 1526 Cottonwood, Grand Forks, N.D. 58201 Kansas City . .Mrs. Gene Norton, 4000 W. 66th, Shawnee Mission, Kan. 66208 St. Louis Mrs. Robert E. Crowe, 128 Embassy La., St. Louis, Mo. 63122 St. Louis University (Gamma Tau), St. Louis OHIO Mrs. Robert E. Crowe, 128 Embassy La., St. Louis, Mo. 63122 State Chairman Univ. of Missouri Delta), Columbia Membership (Alpha Wm. E. Beechwold Mrs. Richard English, 1103 Eastwood Cir., Columbia, Mo. 65201 ..Mrs. Kossman, 522 Blvd., Columbus, Ohio 43214 Green Mrs. Donald Washington Univ. (Phi), St. Louis Bowling R.R. 1, Box 123, Ohio 43402 ..Mrs. Kenneth W. Finn, 12401 Dr., St. Louis, Mo. 63118 Avery, Wintergarden Rd., Bowling Green, Worthington Canton-Massillon Mrs. Earl McNutt, 155 Rowraont S.W., Massillon, Ohio 44646 MONTANA Cincinnati ..Mrs. David Hinshaw. 8536 Foxcroft. Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 Cleveland Mrs. D. Brown, 2110 #3, Cleveland, Ohio 44106 State Chairman Surrey Membership Columbus Ave. Mont. 59102 Mrs. Richard Kloefper, 2333 B, Billings, Mrs. Frederick Hanson, 2754 Swansea Rd., Columbus, Ohio 43221 Dayton Mrs. Crawford Heeter, 312 Eastview, Vandalia, Ohio 45377 Greater Akron Mrs. NEBRASKA Joseph Post, 2875 Lakeland Pkwy., Silver Lake, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44224 State Membership Chairman Greater Hamilton Mrs. William Lien, 536 Eastborough La., Lincoln, Neb. 68505 ..Mrs. Donald F. Chambers, 905 Millville Ave., Hamilton, Ohio 45013 Kearney Mrs. K. L. Holmes, 2102 Fifth Ave.. Kearney, Neb. 68847 Lima Mrs, J. R. Pfouts, 1602 W, Market, Lima, Ohio 45805 Lincoln Mrs. Richard Jacobs, 3932 Woods Blvd., Lincoln, Neb. 68502 Sandusky Area ..Mrs. Don Babson, Lakeview Rd., Vermillion, Ohio 44089 Omaha Mrs. J. William Henry. 3322 S. 112th St., Omaha, Neb. 68144 Springfield Kearney State College (Gamma Kappa), Kearney Mrs. George B. Raup, 260 Brighton Rd., Springfield, Ohio 45504 Mrs. Gordon Morrow, 1507 W. 36th St., Kearney, Neb. 68847 Toledo Mrs. Jeffrey Hardy. 4454 Hill Ave., Holland, Ohio 43515 Univ. of Nebraska (Pi), Lincoln Youngstown ..Mrs. Richard Parilla, 387 Sixth St., Campbell, Ohio 44514 Mrs. Jerry Trimble, 3944 Woods Blvd., Lincoln, Neb. 68502 Bowling Green State Univ. (Beta Gamma), Bowling Green Mrs. George Kreitner, 1341 Cranbrook, Maumee, Ohio 43537 Kent State Univ. Kent NEVADA (Beta Zeta), ...Mrs. Robert Caldwell. 5721 Woodbury Hills Dr., Parma, Ohio 44129 State Membership Chairman Miami Univ. (Beta Epsilon), Oxford Mrs. Joseph C. Magee. 817 Ann Dr., Las Vegas, Nev. 89107 ...Mrs. Donald F. Chambers, 905 Millville Ave., Hamilton, Ohio 45013 Las Vegas Mrs. Joseph C. Magee, 817 Ann Dr., Las Vegas 89107 Ohio Wesleyan Univ. (Alpha Eta), Delaware Reno Mrs. Clyde Bigliori, 2250 Tybo Ave., Reno, Nev. 89502 Mrs. Robert Barr, 301 Troy Rd., Delaware, Ohio 43015 Univ. of Nevada (Alpha Gamma), Reno Wittenberg Univ. (Alpha Nu), Springfield Mrs. Wm. Robert Ernst, 1770 Somerset PI., Reno, Nev. 89502 Mrs. George B. Raup, 260 Brighton Rd., Springfield, Ohio 45504

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 67 OKLAHOMA Dallas ..Mrs. Donald Hahn, 6214 Crest Dr., Dallas, Tex. 75230 Slate Chairman J. Jr., Royal Membership El Paso Miss Linda 6808 Bellrose #22, El Paso, Tex. 79925 ...Mrs. E. 619 E. Okla. 74401 Gordy, Margaret Newton, Okmulgee, Muskogee, Fort Worth Bartlesville Mrs. L. G. Worthington, 5700 Tracyne Dr., Ft. Worth, Tex. 7fiH4 ..Mrs. Kenneth McPhail, 525 S.E. Okla. 74003 Greystone, Bartlesville, Houston ....Mrs. Dean Hecht, 850 Pecanwood La., Houston, Tex. 77024 ....Mrs. M. O. Lewis, 5 Leathers Lane, Okla. 74401 Muskogee Muskogee, Irving Mrs. Harvey W. 1333 Dr., Irving, Tex. 75060 Norman Mrs. Seay, Carriage Gerald Justice, 1616 Cherrystone, Norman, Okla. 73069 Lubbock Oklahoma Mrs. City Miss Carol Czerwiec, 4303 I9th St.. Apt. 212, Lubbock, Tex. 79407 W. H. McPherson, 6512 Ann Arbor Ter., Oklahoraa Okla. 731.12 City, Midland ..Mrs. Ernest Angelo, Jr., 2806 Frontier, Midland, Tex. 79701 Stillwater Odessa Mrs. Mrs. P. Leo W. Okla. 74074 Strickland, 1020 Knapp, Stillwater, H. A. Redman, Rt. 1, Box 433, Club Estates, Odessa, Tex. 79760 Tulsa Country Mrs. Louis C. Jensen. 3561 E. 75th PI., Tulsa, Okla. 74135 Port Arthur-Groves Oklahoma Citv Univ. Oklahoma (Beta Omicron), City Mrs. Neil Lapham, 3049 Lay Ave., Groves, Tex. 77619 Mrs. Paula Plummer, 2619 N.W. 66th, Oklahoma Okla. 73116 Cily, Richardson ....Mrs. James Trewin, 304 W. Shore, Richardson, Tex. 75080 Oklahoma State Univ. Psi), Stillwater (Beta San .\iitonio . .Miss Melton, 102 El Monte, San Antonio, Tex. 78212 ..Mrs. T. Cathryne Allan Haliburton, 1217 Preston Dr., Stillwater, Okla. 74074 San Marcos Univ. of Oklahoma Norman (Psi). Mrs. H. Garland Stokes, 206 Alta Vista, San Marcos, Tex. 78660 Mrs. R. M. 520 N. Oklahoma Okla. 73127 Jennings, Flamingo Ave., City, Texarkana Mrs. R. M, Davis, 3700 Olive, Texarkana, Tex. 75501 Waco Mrs. Nick Hamilton, 5819 Caldwell, Waco, Tex. 76710 OREGON Wichita Falls Mrs. Gibson, 1681 Wichita Falls, Tex. 76301 State Chairman John Speedway, Membership East Texas State College (Gamma Zeta), Commerce ...Mrs. Thomas C. Wiitala, 1265 S.W. Hillcroft, Portland, Ore. 97225 Mrs. Eddie 22051/^ Monroe, Commerce, Tex. 75428 Corvallis ..Mrs. Frank 1715 N. 17th St., Corvallis, Ore. 97330 Ray Stanley, Schaumburg, Lamar State of Technology (Gamma Beaumont Mrs. Robert Dickson, 3515 Dulles, Ore. 97401 College Nu), Eugene Eugene, Mrs. Michael 1700 Dr., Vidor, Tex. 77662 Portland Kelley, Hickory Midwestern Univ. (Gamma Wichita Falls ..Mrs. E. L. Martindale, 1871 N.E. 58th Ave., Portland, Ore. 97213 Iota), Jr., Mrs. Robt. Merder, 1909 Ardath, Wichita Falls, Tex. 76301 Salem ..Mrs. Lester EUerbrook, 4119 Oakman St. So., Salem, Ore. 97302 Southern Methodist Univ. Dallas State Corvallis (Alpha Xi), Oregon College (Chi), Mrs. Frank K. Clark, 6322 Prestonshire La., Dallas, Tex. 75225 Mrs, Joe McHenry, 3324 Elmwood Way, Corvallis, Ore. 97330 Southwest Texas State College (Gamma Chi), San Marcos Univ. of (Nu), Oregon Eugene Mrs. Sanford Manning, 5931 Claridge, Houston, Tex. 77035 Mrs. E. Putnam 3185 Way, Eugene, Ore. 97401 King, Dapple Texas Technological College (Beta Tau), Lubbock Mrs. W. M. Patterson, 5416 50th, Apt. 117, Lubbock, Tex. 79414 PENNSYLVANIA Univ. of Texas (Alpha Zeta), Austin Mrs. Sue Correll 720 Landon, La., Austin, Tex. 78705 State Membership Chairman James, Mrs. Donald W. Moore, 2459 Marietta Ave., Lancaster, Pa. 17601 Gettysburg. .Mrs. Waldemar Zagars, 50 W. Broadway, Gettysburg, Pa. 17325 UTAH Philadelphia-North Suburban Mrs. J. W. Murphy, Jr., 712 Lawrence, La., Ambler, Pa. 19002 State Membership Chairman Philadelphia ...Mrs. Fred W. Haarde, 9 Lloyd Rd., Malvern, Pa. 19355 Mrs. James D. Purgason, 1020 Stowe Dr., Ogden, Utah 84401 Salt Lake Pittsburgh City Miss Mrs. Alan Jones, 1029 Findley Dr. W., Ap. 12, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15221 Dorothy Simpson, 73 S. Fourth East, Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 State College, Pa Mrs. Edw. 1410 Park Hill State Pa. 16801 Czekaj, Ave., College, VERMONT Gettysburg College (Gamma Beta), Gettysburg Mrs. D. L. Radsma, R.D. #3. Gettysburg, Pa. 17325 State Membership Chairman Pennsylvania State Univ. (Alpha Upsilon). University Park Mrs. John M. Carroll, Cherry Hill, Williston, Vt. 05495 Mrs. Allen Phillips, 425 Kemmerer Rd., State College, Pa. 16801 Burlington ..Mrs. Franklin Smith, 35 Brewer Pkwy., Burlington, Vt. 05401 Univ. of Vermont (Beta Nu), Burlington Miss Sheila 218 Vt. 05401 RHODE ISLAND Cronin, King St., Burlington, State Membership Chairman ..Mrs. Harold M. Burkholder, 5 Beech Hill Rd., Peace Dale, R.I. 02879 VIRGINIA State Membership Chairman Mrs. 1930 Va. 24503 SOUTH CAROLINA Ashley Briggs, Quarry Rd., Lynchburg, Hampton Roads State Membership Chairman Mrs. Robt. W. Edwards, 404 Brentwood Dr., Newport News, Va. 23601 ..Mrs. George W. Price, Jr., 415 Forest Ave., Spartansburg, S.C. 29302 Northern Virginia Mrs. Ralph A. Scott, Jr., 2819 Elsmore St., Fairfax, Va. 22030 Richmond SOUTH DAKOTA Mrs. Vaughan H. Howard, 3608 Hawthorne, Richmond, Va. 23222 State Membership Chairman Williamsburg Mrs. Deming Smith, 1510 S. Phillips, Sioux Falls, S.D. 57105 Mrs. Gilbert Granger, 209 Tyler Brooks Dr., Williamsburg, Va. 23185 College of William and Mary (Alpha Chi), Williamsburg ..Mrs. Gilbert Granger, 209 Tyler Brooks Dr., Williamsburg, Va. 23185 TENNESSEE

State Chairman Membership WASHINGTON ..Mrs. Kenneth R. Davis 4805 Briarwood Dr., Nashville, Tenn. 37211 Knoxville Area State Membership Chairman Mrs. Robt. M. McConnel, 604 Galveston Rd., Knoxville, Tenn. 37919 Mrs. Robert Habegger, 4530 52nd N.E., Seattle, Wash. 98105 Memphis Everett Mrs. Duane Pearson, 2812 York Rd., Everett, Wash. 98201 Mrs. T. H. Solomon, Jr 3026 Magavney, Memphis, Tenn. 38128 Pullman Nashville ..Mrs. John Simpkins, 484 Manley Dr., Nashville, Tenn. 37220 ..Mrs. M. D. Strickler, Evergreen Community, Pullman, Wash. 99163 Memphis State Univ. (Gamma Alpha) Seattle Mrs. Paul J. Farrell, 1211 165th S.E., Bellevue, Wash. 98004 Mrs. Joseph Newsom, 695 Loeb St., Memphis, Tenn 38111 Spokane Mrs. James H. Aston, So. 2617 Lincoln, Spokane, Wash. 99203 Univ. of Tennessee (Gamma Xi), Knoxville Tacoma Mrs. James Eshelman, 6219 84th S.W., Tacoma, Wash. 98499 Miss Jeanette Miller, 1631 Laurel Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. 37916 Univ. of Puget Sound (Gamma Epsilon), Tacoma Vanderbilt Univ. (.\lpha Theta), Nashville Mrs. Donald Prince, 3320 N. 19th, Tacoma, Wash. 98406 Mrs. George Griffin. 2009 Convent PI., Nashville, Tenn. 37212 Univ. of Washington (Lambda), Seattle Mrs. Thomas Treece, 10024 15th N.W., Seattle, Wash. 98177 Washington State Univ. (Bela Sigma), Pullman TEXAS Miss Mary Lou Enberg, 100 W. Orion, Pullman, Wash. 99163 State Membership Chairman Mrs. C. Rav, Rt. 2, Box 39A, Denison, Tex. 75020 Jimmy WEST VIRGINIA Amarillo Mrs. Marjorie Taylor, 4620 Buffalo, Amarillo, Tex. 79100 .\rlington Mrs. Robert Blowers, 1310 Cochise, Arlington, Tex, 76010 State Membership Chairman .Austin Mrs. Sue James, 720 Landon Lane, Austin, Tex. 78705 Mrs. W. B. Smith, 217 Hillcrest Dr., Logan, W.Va. 25601 Beaumont Morgantown ..Mrs. Thomas C. Mays, 5470 N. Caldwood, Beaumont, Tex. 77707 Mrs. William Bucy, Route 5, Box 47, Morgantown, W.Va. 26505 Commerce Wheeling Area Mrs. A. C. Hughes, 2504 Washington St., Commerce, Tex. 75428 Miss Mary Winters, 45 Oakland Ave., Wheeling, W.Va. 2600S Corpus Christi West Virginia Univ. (Alpha Pi), Morgantown Mrs. Roger Bain, 4914 Branscomb, Corpus Christi, Tex. 78411 Mrs. Frank H. Wilkins, 907 Riverview Dr., Morgantown, W.Va. 26505

68 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1 968 WISCONSIN BRITISH COLUMBIA State Membership Chairman Vancouver Mrs. Bruno Gandossi. 8269 Laurel St., Vancouver, B.C. Mrs. Don Allan Stouffer, 247 Racine Ave., Waukesha, Wis. 53186 Univ. of British Columbia (Alpha Lambda), Vancouver Fox Valley ..Mrs. Robert Kay, 147 North Park Ave., Neenah, Wis. 54956 .Mrs. Alexander W. Argue, 6524 Wellington Ave., West Vancouver, B.C. Madison ..Mrs. Gilbert Homstad, 5609 Westbury PI., Madison, Wis. 5371] Milwaukee MANITOBA Mrs. Hoyt C. Johnson, 2560 St. Charles Ct., Brookfield, Wis. 53005 Univ. of Wisconsin (Gamma), Madison Winnipeg Miss Steeves, 2 Mrs. Gilbert Homstad, 5609 PI., Madison, Wis. 53711 Jan Glengarry Dr., Winnipeg 19. Manitoba, Canada Westbury of Manitoba Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (Gamma Gamma), Milwaukee University (Alpha Kappa) Winnipeg Mrs. Len Goodine. 281 Mrs. Robert Stelter, 5006 N. Bay Ridge, Milwaukee, Wis. 53217 Oxford, Winnipeg 9, Manitoba Wisconsin State Univ. (Gamma Rho), Oshkosh Mrs. Betly Toland, 850 Jackson, Oshkosh, Wis. 54901 ONTARIO London Miss .\nna Armstrong, 75 Albert St., London, Ontario, Canada Toronto WYOMING Mrs. J. W. Rogers, 161 Roxborough Dr., Toronto 5, Ontario, Canada State Membership Chairman Univ. of Toronto (Alpha Alpha), Toronto Miss Susan 268 Glen Manor ..Mrs. Jack D. Ziemer, 5001 Yellowstone Rd., Cheyenne, Wyo. 82001 Mothersill, Dr., Toronto 13, Ontario, Canada Univ. ot Western Ontario Cheyenne Mrs. Dale Oakes, 3711 Hynds Blvd. Cheyenne, Wyo. 82001 (Alpha Omega), London Mrs. A. T. Laramie Mrs. R, E. Pfadt, 1933 Custer, Laramie, Wyo. 82070 Hunter, 135 Wychwood, London, Ontario, Canada Univ. of Wyoming (Gamma Delta), Laramie Mrs. Helen Vass, 1116 Ivinson, Laramie, Wyo. 82070 QUEBEC Montreal . .Miss Margo Donnelly, 536 Clarke, Westmount 0, Quebec, Canada

ALBERTA�SASKATCHEWAN OTHER AREAS Province Membership Chairman Other Areas Membership Chairman .Mrs. R. B. 9737 112th Miller, St., Apt. 1503, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada ...Mrs. Thomas M. Williams, 3158 Golfing Green Dr., Dallas, Tex. 75234

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THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1968 69 Directory of International Officers

Founded November 11, 1871, Syracuse University

Grand Council Central Office Grond Presidenf�Mrs. Frank Hiscock, 1802 Parkside Dr. E. Se Box 186, 630 Green Bay Rd., Kenilworth, 111. 60043 attle, VVasli. 98102 Executive Secrefory-Treosurer�MisS Eleanor J. Sieg

� A/umnoe Vice Presic/enf�Mrs. Charles Sliafer, Jr., 6808 Rockhill Secy, fo Executive Secrefary-Treosurer Mrs. Lloyd E. Cole Rd., KansasCity, Mo. 64131 Bookkeeper�i\frs. Katiilyn B. Heaton Collegiofe Vice President�Mrs. Charles S. Simons, 876 Heather Way, Collegiofe Depf., Ritual, Paraphernalia�Mrs. Richard Fallin .Ann .Arbor, Mich. 48104 Greek-letter Chapter Records�Mrs. Avis Can'er Director of Finance�Mrs. Daniel H. Lundin, 5135 N.E. Latimer AlumncB Chapter Records�Mrs. David Cooke PI., Seattle, Wash. 98105 Addressing Records�.Mrs. S. J. KantZ Director of Expansion�Mrs. Ralph M. Bilby, 700 No. Bertrand Supervisor Office Services�Mrs. Byron Simpson St., Flagstaff, .Ariz. 86001 Field Secretaries�Miss Evelyn Brzezinski, Miss Joan Herzig, Miss N.P.C. Delegate�Mrs. James Marek, Clifton, 111. 60927 Judith Ruhl, Miss Mary Ann W^alstad

Historian Mrs. Daniel H. Lundin, Director of Alumnis Director�Mrs. C. E. Kernitz, 319 Mill Pa. 19075 Mrs. Graeme Reid, 44 Wootton Rd., Essex Finance Rd., Oreland, Fells, N.J. 07021 International Committee Chairmen Province III

N.P.C. Alternate Convenfion�Mrs. L. W. 1403 Delegale Kabler, � Ridge Collegiofe Director Mrs. Hal. H. Dronber Mrs. H. E. mont Ct., Columbia, Mo., 65201 Wittenberg, 1855 Palmas Dr., ger, 3110 N. Star Rd., Columbus, Ohio Mrs. Frank C. 815 W "C" San Marino, Calif. 91108 Housing� Hann, 43221 Idaho 83843 St., Moscow, Alumnae Direclor�Mrs. Donald E. Heffner, Asst. to Collegiate Vice President �Mrs. C. W. Magazine Kenney, Maplewood 2697 Woodstock Rd., Columbus, Ohio De- Mrs. Geo. Slemmons, 3053 N.E. 87th St., Gardens, Apt. E., 129 Croyden Lane, 43221 Seattle, Wash. 98115 Witt, N.Y. 13224 Membership�Collegiate� Mrs. Edward L. Province IV Assf. fo Direcfor of Finance 9319 Tex. Vint, Vinewood, Dallas, � Collegiofe Direcfor Mrs. Ralph E. Erb, 1705 Alumna�Mrs. L. Mrs. B. Wade Foster, 4729 Clendenin Rd., 75228; James Blay Klondike Rd., West Lafayette, Ind. Nashville, Tenn. 37220 lock, 500 Glen Leven Rd., Ann Arbor, 47906 Mich. 42105 Alumnai Direclor�Mrs. Frank Mason, 5050 Coordinafor of � Area Financial Advisers Sfafe Membership Chairmen Lakeshore Dr., Jackson, Mich. 49203 Mrs. J. W. Bowers, 7017 S. Davies St., Mrs. W. C. 1140 Ave., Jr., Bellinger, Juliet Littleton, Colo. 80120 St. Paul, Minn. 55105 Province V Mothers Clubs�Mrs. Charles Shafer, Mrs. Chas. B. Jr., 4724 44th N.E., � Jennings, 6808 Rockhill Rd., Kansas Mo. Collegiofe Direcfor Mrs. Robins Hawthorne Seattle, Wash. 98105 City, 64131 2516 Northwood Dr., Ames, Iowa 50010 Mrs. Isham P. Nelson, 3521 � � Alumnoe Direclor Mrs. ChaS. H. Jr., Royal Nominating Mrs. Picard, 2125 E. (V) Unger, Lane, Dallas, Tex. 75229 Joseph IthSt., Tucson, Ariz. 85251 532 Kenilworth Ave., Kenilworth, 111. Mrs. David Stewart, 1122 Palomares, La � 60043 Chapter Philanthropy Programs Mrs. Calif. 94549 John fayette, Heaton, 24 N.Y. Roxbury Rd., Scarsdale, Province VI 10584 The Crescent � Public Relations�Mrs. Elmer Wheeler, P.O. Collegiofe Direclor Mrs. H. David Warner, Editor�Mrs. Robert W. Haverfield, 507 Box 30326, Dallas, Tex. 75230 5 Merilane, Minneapolis, Minn. 55424 Alumnce � Medavista Dr., Columbia, Mo. 65201 Reseorch�Mrs. John C. Trussell, 1055 S. Direclor Mrs. Carl Hustad, 5304 Associate Editor�Mis. Edward F. Zahour, 3 Beverly PI., Lake Forest, 111. 60045 Ayrshire Blvd., Minneapolis, Minn. 111. Jacqueline Dr., Downers Grove, Revisions�Mrs. Gerald Arnold, 837 Wind 55436 60515 sor Los Calif. 90005 Blvd., Angeles, Province Vll Alumnoe Assisfonf Editor�Mrs. R. JaS. Lyon, Rifuol�Mrs. Donald L. Cass, 17 Oriole Ct., 1120 Miisko<>ee Ave., Des Kfoines, Iowa Naperville, III. 60540 Collegiofe Direcfor�Mrs. William Harris, 50312 Scholarship�Mrs. Walter J. Kline, 2613 6150 San Felipe, Houston, Tex. 77027 � Collegiote Assisfonf Editor .Mrs. Robt. K. Elizabeth St., Muskogee, Okla. 74401 Alumnoe Direclor�Mrs. T. Jean Rodgers, So. Edmondson, 5113 Joplin A\e., Tulsa. Standards�Mrs. T. H. Maguire, 37 Otter 912 South Street, Graham, Tex. 76046 Okla. 74135 Trail, Westport, Conn. 06880 Business Manager�Miss Eleanor J. Sieg Province VIII

Province Directors Collegiofe Direclor�Mrs. Donald S. Shannon. Endowmenf-Crescenf Board 4012 Dr., Durham, N.C. 27705 Province I Hillgrand � E. 242 Chairinan Mrs. George Misthos, Alumnce Direcfor�Mrs. Newton C. Johnson, 111. 60025 � (.leiichile Rd.. Glenview, Collegiale Direclor Mrs. Leroy Marek, 43 Jr., 2596 Hogan Rd., East Point, Ga. Secretory�.Mrs. Thomas A. Lothian, 2217 Somcrsft Rd., Lexington, Mass. 02173 30044 Magnolia, Des Plaines, III. 60016 Alumnoe Direcfor�Mrs. John A. Lippen- Treasurer�Miss Eleanor J. Sieg, Exec. Secy.- cott, 8 Walnut, North Hampton, New Province IX Treas. Hampshire 03862 Collegiofe Direcfor�Mrs. Darrell W. Kana, Directors�Mrs. Miltoii Kolar, 326 Butler 4406 Bridle Rd., Okla. Province II Bartlesville, Dr., Lake Forest, III. 60045 74003

� Mrs. Albert Bear, 2319 S. Goebbert Rd., Collegiofe Direclor Mrs. G. S. Trostle, Rt. 2, AlumntE Direclor�Mrs. Jack Romerman, Arlington Hts., 111. 60005 Box 376, Smith Bridge Rd., Chadds 3509 N.W. 44th, Oklahoma City, Okla. Mrs. Frank Hiscock, Grand President Ford, Pa. 19317 73II2

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Collegiofe Direclor�Mrs. E. K. Jenkins II, 1857 N. Ridge Rd., Wichita, Kan. 67212 Attention: Crescent Alumnoe Direclor�Mrs. Laurence B. Chap Correspondents man, 8918 Mohawk La., Prairie Village, Alumnae Correspondents: Kan. 67124 Alumnae chapter letters for the "Among Our Alumna?" section are due to the Province XI alumnas assistant editor, Mrs. James R. Lyon, 4120 Muskogee Avenue, Des Collegiale Direclor�Mrs. Marvin E. Stromer, Moines, Iowa 50312 by Septemlaer 15. Include the name and telephone num 613 E. 26th St., Scottsbluff, Neb. 69361 ber an of alumnae in your chapter who may be called by new alumna; in your � AlumncB Direclor Mrs. Robert Steinbruner, area. 4570 E. Yale Ave., Denver, Colo 80222 Collegiate Province Xll Correspondents: The next letters will be in the March 1969 issue. should Collegiale Direclor�Mrs. Stuart Moldrem, chapter printed Copy 1426 McGilvra Blvd. E., Seattle, Wash. reach the collegiate assistant editor, Mrs. Robert Edmondson, 5113 S. Joplin 98102 Avenue, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135, by January I, 1969. No collegiate letters will Alumnce Director�Mrs. A. William Douglass, be printed in December. Island, Wash. 98040 Follow These Rules: Province Xlll All copy must be typed, double-spaced, on 8I/2 X H paper. Use one side of the Collegiofe Direclor�Mrs. Edwin S. Lasell, Check and double-check the of names, 1018 Mountain Blvd., Oakland, Calif. paper only. spelling campus organiza tions and societies. Local are not known outside 94611 honorary organizations your so cannot sure name and Alumnae Direclor�Mrs. Cornelia Spanier, area, editors check your spelling. Be you sign your 2483 44th Ave., San Francisco, Calif. collegiate chapter or alumnae chapter. 94II6 Pictures: Province XIV Be sure to send clear glossy prints properly identified on the back with name, Direcfor�Mrs. Arthur B. Collegiofe Warner, chapter and other pertinent information. Color prints do not reproduce well; 6461 La Scenic La Jolla Dr., Jolla, send black and white Calif. 92037 pictures. Alumnce Direclor�Mrs. Robt. S. Campbell, Feature Stories and Profiles: 316 Cabrillo Rd., Arcadia, Calif. 91006 Feature stories and profiles of outstanding alumnae are welcome for any issue. Send all features and profiles (collegiate and alumnae) to the editor, Mrs. Robert W. Haverfield, 507 Medavista Drive, Columbia, Missouri 65201.

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Gamma Phi Beta Foundation

Incorporated 7 959

Presidenf�Mrs. Eugene F. Olsen, 19 Mau YOUR MAIL NEEDS ZIPPING mee Dr., Adrian, Mich. 49221 To insure the delivery of mail to you from Central Vice President�Mrs. Robert Sohus, 1930 E. 1 1 iarned: Oflice�the II. S. Post Office requires your ZIP CODE Mendocina La., Altadena, Calif. 91001 on your address. Please send it to: Secretary�Mrs. Graeme Reid, 44 Wooton Rd., Essex Fells, N.J., 07021 Gamma Phi Beta Central Office 630 Green Rd. Treasurer�Miss Eleanor J. Sieg Bay f Box 186 Directors�Mrs. Heaton, 24 1 1 Loved John Roxbury Kenilworth, 111. 60043 Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. 10584 Miss Mary T. McCurley, 1 16 W. Univer sity Pkwy., Baltimore, Md. 21210 Mrs. Elmer Wheeler, P.O. Box 30326, Dallas, Tex. 75230 fMaiiden name Mrs. Frank Hiscock, Grand President Director of Fi My Mrs. Daniel H. Lundin, ) Husband's name nance

Standing Commillees My Greek-Letter chapter and year Camps Alumnas Chairman�Mrs. John Heaton, 24 Roxbury My Chapter Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. 10584 Office I Hold Supervisor of Camps�Mrs. Calvert Sheldon, Chapter 1585 Parkside Dr. E., Seattle, Wash. 98102 My Old Address

Scholarship

Chairman�Miss Mary T. McCurley, 116 W. Pkwy., Baltimore, Md. 21210 My New Address University No. Street

City State or Province Zip Code Gamma Phi Beta Chapter List (wuk chapter mailing addresses0

PROVINCE I Gamraa Chi (T X) P * B, Southwest Texas State Student Union, San Marcos, Tex. 78666 Alpha (A) Syracuse U 803 Walnut Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. 13210 College Delta Boston ..131 Commonwealth Boston, Mass. 02116 (A) University Ave., PROVINCE VIII Alpha Alpha (A A) University of Toronto 26 Madison Ave., Toronto 5, Ont. Can. Alpha Theta (A 0) Vanderbilt Univ Tenn. 37212 Alpha Tau (A T) McGill University 2411 Kensington PI., Nashville, 3448A Peel Street, Montreal 2, P.Q., Canada Alpha Mu (A M) Rollins College Rollins Winter Park, Fla. 32789 Beta Nu (B N) University of Vermont ..381 Main St., Burlington, Vt. 05401 r * B, Strong Hall, College, Beta Mu (B M) Florida State University PROVINCE II 633 W. Jefferson St., Tallahassee, Fla. 32304 Gamma State Alpha Pi (A II) West Virginia University Alpha (T A) Memphis University r * B, Box 80154, M.S.U., Tenn. 38111 617 Spruce St., Morgantown, W.Va. 26505 Memphis, Xi of Tennessee Alpha Upsilon (A T) Pennsylvania State University Gamraa (P S) University r * B Panhel. 1531 S. West Curaberland, Knoxville, Tenn. 37916 r * B, 108S Haller Hall, Park, Pa. 16802 BIdg., University Gamma Phi Auburn Alpha Chi (A X) College of William and Mary (F *), University r * Hall, Dorm 8, Auburn, Ala. 36830 r * B House, Richmond Rd., Williamsburg, Va. 23185 B, Luplon Beta Beta of (B B) University Maryland PROVINCE IX #9 Fraternity Row, College Park, Md. 20742 Okla. Gamma Beta (P B) Gettysburg College Psi (�i') University of Oklahoma 1105 S. College, Norman, 73069 r <}> B, North Dorm, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa. 17325 Beta Omicron (B 0) Oklahoma City University 1821 N.W. 25th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. 73106 PROVINCE III Beta Psi (B *) Oklahoma State University 1405 W. Third St., Stillwater, Okla. 74074 Eta Ohio University .�Mpha (A II) Wesleyan Gamma Larabda Louisiana State 24 Winbeth Lane, Delaware, Ohio 43015 (P A) University Box 18190-A, L.S.U., Baton Rouge, La. 70803 Alpha Nu (A N) Wittenberg University 628 Woodlawn Ave., Ohio 45504 Springfield, PROVINCE X Beta Gamma (B T) Bowling Green State University r + B House, B.G.S.U., Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 Sigma (Z) University of Kansas .1339 W. Campus Rd., Lawrence, Kan. 66044 Beta Epsilon (B E) Miami University Phi (*) Washington University r * B, MacCracken Hall, Oxford, Ohio 45056 P B, Woraen's BIdg., Washington Univ., St. Louis, Mo. 63130 Beta Zeta Kent State 208 S. Ohio Delta of Missouri (B Z) University Lincoln, Kent, 44240 Alpha' (A A) University 808 Richraond St., Columbia, Mo. 65201 PROVINCE IV Beta Upsilon (B T) Kansas State University 1807 Todd Rd., Manhattan, Kan. 66502 Beta of Michigan (B) University U. of Wichita 3616 PI., Wichita, Kan. 67208 1520 S. University Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104 Beta Chi (B X) Clough St. Louis Univ. ot Western Ontario Gamma Tau (P T) University Alpha Omega (A Q) Busch Memorial Student Center, St. Mo. 63103 639 Talbot St., London, Ont., Can. Louis, Beta Delta (B A) Michigan State Univ 342 N. Harrison Rd., East Lansing, Mich. 48823 PROVINCE XI Beta Pi (B n) Indiana State University Theta (0) U. of Denver 2233 S. Josephine St., Denver, Colo. 80210 r * B, Tirey Memorial Union, I.S.U., Terre Haute, Ind. 47809 Pi (TI) University of Nebraska 415 N. 16th St., Lincoln, Neb. 68508 Beta Phi (B *) Indiana University Tau (T) Colorado State University ..733 S. Shields, Ft. Collins, Colo. 80521 1305 N. Jordan, Bloomington, Ind. 47403 Alpha Phi (A ) Colorado College Gamma Omicron (r 0) U. of Kentucky 1110 Wood Ave., Colorado Springs, Colo. 80903 232 E. Maxwell St., Lexington, Ky. 40508 Beta Rho (B P) University of Colorado ..935 16th St., Boulder, Colo. 80302 Gamma Sigma (F 2) Western Michigan University Gamraa Delta (P A) University of Wyoming Box 14, University Student Center, Kalamazoo, Mich. 49001 Fraternity Park, University Station, Laramie, Wyo. 82071 Gamraa Kearney State College PROVINCE V Kappa (P K) P * B, Kearney State College, Kearney, Neb. 68847 Epsilon (E) Northwestern University 640 Emerson St., Evanston, III. 60201 PROVINCE XII Omicron (0) University of Illinois . .1110 W. Nevada St., Urbana, III. 61801 Larabda (A) U. of Washington 4529 17th St., N.E., Seattle. Wash. 98105 Rho (?) State University of Iowa .328 N. Clinton St., Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Nu (N) University of Oregon 1021 Hilyard St., Eugene. Ore. 97401 Oraega (Q) Iowa State University 318 Pearson St., Ames, Iowa 50012 Xi (S) University of Idaho 709 Elm St., Moscow, Idaho 83843 Beta Eta (B H) Bradley University 1414 W. Fredonia, Peoria, 111. 61606 Chi State University 645 N. 23rd, Corvallis, Ore. 97330 Gamma Upsilon (T T) T * B. Student (X) Oregon Lamlida University of British Columbia Activities Center, Drake University, 1218 34th St., Des Moines, Iowa 50321 .Alpha (A A) P * B, Panhellenic House, Univ. of B.C., Vancouver 8, B.C., Can. Gamma Psi (P Universitv of Northern Iowa, Colony 'I'), Beta Iota Idaho State Lawther Hall, UNI, Box 647, Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613 (B I) University P B, Box 51, Graveley Hall, Idaho State Univ., Pocatello, Idaho 83201 PROVINCE VI Beta Sigma (B S) Washington State University P * B, 500 Campus, Pullman, Wash. 99164 Wisconsin 270 Madison, Wis. 53703 Gamma (r) U. of Langdon St., Garama Epsilon (P E) Univ. of Puget Sound U. of Minnesota ..311 10th Ave., S.E., Minn. 55414 Kappa (K) Minneapolis, ..P * B, South Dormitory, Univ. of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Wash. 98416 Alpha Beta (A B) University of North Dakota 3300 Ave., Grand Forks, N.D. 58202 University PROVINCE XIII Alpha Kappa (A K) University of Manitoba 2732 .Apt. S.A, 165 Stafford St., Winnipeg 9, Manitoba, Canada Eta (H) U. of California Channing Way, Berkeley, Calif. 94704 Gamma of Nevada Alpha Omicron (A 0) North Dakota State University .Alpha (.A P) University 1259 N. University Dr., Fargo, N.D. 58102 401 University Ter., Reno, Nev. 89503 San State Gamma Gamraa (r T) Univ. of Wis.�Milwaukee Beta Theta (B 0) Jose College 3203 N. Downer Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 53211 189 S. llth St., San Jose, Calif. 95112 Gamma Theta of the Paciiic Gainma Mu (r .M) Moorhead State Coll. . .Box 476, Moorhead, Minn. 56560 (P 6) University Pacific Gamma Pi (T II) Mankato State College 3502 Ave., Stockton, Calif. 95204 Box 31, MSC, Mankato, Minn. 56001 Gamma Rho (T P) Wisconsin State Universitv PROVINCE XIV 1237 Titan Court, Oshkosh, Wis. 54901 Alpha Epsilon (A E) University of Arizona 1535 East 1st St., Tucson, Ariz. 85719 VII PROVINCE Alpha Iota (A I) Univ. of Calif, at Los Angeles Alpha Zeta (A Z) U. of Texas 2222 Pearl St., Austin, Tex. 78705 616 Hilgard Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 90024 Alpha Xi (A t) Southern Methodist University Beta Alpha (B A) Univ. of Southern California 3030 Daniels, Dallas, Tex. 75205 737 W. 28th St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90007 Beta Tau (B T) Texas Technological College Beta Kappa (B K) Arizona State University p <|> B, r * B, Box 4334, Texas Tech. College, Lubbock, Tex. 79409 Palo Verde Hall, Box 284, Arizona State University, Tempe, Ariz. 85281 Gamma Zeta (P Z) East Texas State CxiUege Beta Larabda (B A) San Diego State College Box A, East Texas Station, E.T.S.C, Commerce, Tex. 75428 6123 Montezuma Rd., San Diego, Calif. 92115 Gamma Iota (r I) Midwestern University Beta Oraega (B 0) Northern .Arizona University Box 142, MU, Wichita Falls, Tex. 76307 P * B, C.U., Box 5143 Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Ariz. 86001 Gamma Nu (P N) Lamar State College of Technology Gamma Eta (P H) California State College at Long Beach Box 50, Student Union, LSC, Beaumont, Tex. 77704 23 Corona Ave., Long Beach, Calif. 90803

72 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1 968 As soon as available, send CO. and P.CD. Chapter Officer List on Form Calendar of Officers' Duties #Gl-265g. Immediately send CO. & P.CD. any changes in appointments or ofiicers. Following events, send P.CD. summary of Officers' and Chapter Retreats. By June 1, send P.CD. names and summer addresses of members. Abbreviations: ch.ipter

CO�Central PCD�Province Director; AA�Alum Office; Collegiate RITUAL CHAIRMAN: na Adviser; PAD�Province Alumrue Director; ACVP�Assistant to

Vice Int'l�International Collegiate President; .After each event requiring ritual, send P.CD. a report.

SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN: GREEK-LETTER CHAPTERS Within one month after official release of grades, send Int'l Scholarship Chairman & P.CD. Scholarship Report on Form #Gl-274a. PRESIDENT: -At beginning and end of term ot office, send Int'l Scholarship Chairman in itial and final report sent P.CD. Prior to election, send P. CD. proposed slate of officers for approval. SONG CHAIRMAN: ACTIVITIES CHAIRMAN: By .4pril 1 of convention years, send Song Committee original songs. By April 1 of convention years, send CO. McCormick Award material. STANDARDS: CORRESPONDING SECRETARY: .At beginning and end of term of office, send Int'l Standards Chairman initial and final sent P.CD. Immediately after pledging, send P. CD. copy of letter to parents of pledges. report By October 1, send Grand President business for consideration at fall Coun cil meeting and during biennial year include business for consideraton of TREASURER: convention. after each send CO. white of By February 25, send Grand President business for consideration at spring Promptly pledging, copies Pledge Registration Council meeting. Form #GI-291b, check for pledge fees, and Remittance Form #Gl-29Ic. Send P.CD. of Form By March 1, order frora CO. supplies for next year's pledge class. orange copies Pledge Registration #GI-291b. after each initiation, send CO. list of initiates on Form #GI- By March 15, send CO., P. CD. & P.A.D., a list of members graduating from Immediately on Form and check for initiation college and those not returning to college. 29Id, signed Loyalty Pledge #Gl-206a fees. Also CO. if new initiate will be an alumna By May 15, send CO. names of deceased merabers since last Mav 15. notify wearing badge rather than her own. June 1, send CO. & P.CD. and Rush Calendar on Form #GI. buying By College and 224b. By 10th of each month, send CO. (white copy), P.CD. (green copy), .Alumnae Financial Adviser Statement of Income and By June 1, notify Int'l Magazine Chairman about distribution of magazine (pink copy) Expense sale's profit. on Form #Gl-29If. November send CO. audit on Form with of Promptly send CO. all marriage notifications. By 1, chapter #GI-29Ig copy Internal Revenue Form 990. Bv November 1, send CO., P.CD., and Alurana Financial .Adviser, chapter HISTORIAN: budget on Form #Gl-291h. Bv December send CO. check for Int'l dues with Form and Before close of term of office, send P.CD. & Int'l Historian annual histori 1, #GI-291e issues The & Banta's Greek cal record. S5.50 fee for bound of Crescent Exchange. By January I, send P.A.D. province dues. By March 1, send CO. check for Int'l dues with Form #GI-291e. HOUSE PRESIDENT:

By November 1, send A.C.V.P., P.CD. & A.A. current house rules. VICE PRESIDENT: In September and after election of officers, collect and send P.CD. and A.A. MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN: initial report frora all olficers. At of each month, collect and send P.CD. from the follow Immediately after formal rush, send CO. Rush Report on Form #MC-26. begining reports officers: President, Vice President, Activities, Alumnae Relations, Cor Immediately after rush, send P.CD. a report evaluating rush. ing House Panhellenic, Schol By March 1, order supplies from CO. for next year's rush responding Secretary, President, Pledge Director, arship, Social, and Standards. At end of term of office, collect and send P.CD. and A.A. final report from PANHEUENIC DELEGATE: all officers. In September, send CO. and P.CD. any changes in office of Dean of Women, Dean of Students. Panhellenic Dean or college or university President. By end of October, send Int'l Membership Chairman & P.CD. copies of ALUMN/E CHAPTERS current Panhellenic Handbook, Constitution, Bylaws and rush rules. Whenever send Int'l NPC and P.CD. or they occur, Delegate policy changes ijy October 1, send Grand President business for consideration at fall Council trends which affect sororities on campus. meeting. By January 1, send check with Form #A225a for total number of Int'l taxes PARLIAMENTARIAN-CENSOR: paid through chapter treasurer�to CO. Make check payable to Gamma Phi Beta. These payments may be raade any time during the fiscal year, Within six months after International Convention, send .A.C.V.P., P. CD., August 1 through July 31; chapters are considered delinquent if partial and A.A. revised bylaws. chapter payments are not paid by January 1. By January 1, send Province dues to PAD. PHILANTHROPY CHAIRMAN: By February 1 of the year in which convention is held, send Int'l chairman of the nominating committee the naraes of any members chapters wish Send to Int'l Chairman ot Programs a report on any Chapter Philanthropy to suggest for an Int'l office. Include candidate's qualifications: in of our Gamma Phi Beta projects support camps. By February 25, send Grand President business for consideration at spring At end of term of office, send Int'l Chairman of Phi beginning and Chapter Council meeting. initial and final sent P.CD. lanthropy Programs, report Bv March 15, send name and address of membership chairman to CO tor listing in May Crescent. PLEDGE DIRECTOR: Immediately after election, send roster of chapter officers on Form 3+A-222b to CO, PAD and PCD. Send name of raagazine chairman to Int'l maga At end of each semester or quarter, send CO. & P.CD. Pledge Statistical zine chairman. (Notify CO of any change of officers between elections). on Form #GI-257a. Report By May 1, send prior year's chapter history (written by retiring president) Three weeks to initiation, send P.CD. for Week prior prograra Inspiration to Int'l historian. and of final. copy pledge By May 15, send list of members deceased since previous May 15 to CO. In Prior to initiation, send P.CD. final examination pledge grades. clude married and maiden names, Greek-letter chapter, address and date Before from office, send Int'l Publications Chairman revisions or retiring of death if known, and newspaper announcement if available. for Guide suggestions improving for Pledges. Bv June I, notify Int'l magazine chairman if chapter's magazine sales profit is to be contributed to the Gamma Phi Beta Gift Fund or returned to the PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRMAN: chapter. By June 15, send one copy of each alumnae chapter president's report October 1. December 15, February 15, and May 15 send Int'l Public By and membership list or directory to the Alumnse Vice President Relations Chairman and P.CD. resume of and individual honors. (A215a) chapter and the PAD.

RECORDING SECRETARY: HOUSE CORPORATIONS: Immediately after opening of school, send CO. and P.CD. first report of annual audit due CO. Semi-Annual Chapter Roll on Form #G]-265f. Treasurer: By November 1 President: after election send roster of House By Februarv 15. send CO. and P.CD. second report of Semi-.Annual Chap Immediately Corporation Board officers to CO. ter Roll on Form #Gl-265f.

CRESCENT CORRESPONDENTS: SEE DUTIES ON PAGE 71. BIythe Scliroeder and Laura LaForce were L\un Radmacher and Lyn Williams were elected to Hesperia, junior woinen's lion- elected to Plii Beta Kappa at Arizona. orary, at Colorado.

The field secretaries, Marilyn, Jean, Claire and Bonnie, burst into song at Conveniion to "thank you for the privilege of serving." Ladies, we thank you.

'"We Jhank you� Yery, 'Very 'JVluchf

Beta Pis at Indiana State walked away with the first place trophy in "Songfest 1968."