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September � 1961 Collegiates on Campus
Highest honor for a Northwestern woman is being crowned May Queen and Gamma Phi Betas have won this coveted honor
two years in a row. Pictured is Kay Won their io first in the annual at the of derlic, I960's Queen, crowning Polly Ham Singing way place Sorority Sing University Missouri were fhese attractive Gamma Phi Betas, directed Stevin who was selected on the basis of ac ably by Judy leader. tivities, contribution to the university, and son, song outstanding leadership. Polly was elected president of AWS and was tapped by Kay for Mortar Board.
Linda Clark Celeste Jones Mary Kay Fuertges Queen of Lake Forest's Junior Prom was Wittenberg University Universify of Idaho Colorado State University Gamma Phi Beta Carmen Anderson
Pretty Ann Hondrum was named Interfraternity Council Queen af Ari zona State, Flagstaff, fn her court are two other Gamma Phi Betas
�second from left is Roberta Bond. and second from right is Shen Hitchcock.
Cute ^. ^ .irtimo Phi Beta chapter at Nebraska University are pictured wtih Dr. Lucile Cypreansen. They assisted her in collecting donations for the Crippled Children's Society at Baster time. 4 FRONT COVER Science Building on the campus of the University of .Manitoba, THE CRESCENT Winnipeg, where Alpha Kappa chapter of Gamma Phi Beta was chartered June 5, 1925. (Photograph by Bill Rose, Winnipeg Free Press.) of Gamma Phi Beta Above is pictured the Administration Building, one of the older buildings among many new ones on the expanding campus of the University of Manitoba. Volume LXI September, 1961 Number 3 Editorial Staff: 3 A Visit to the of Manitoba Ardis McBroom Marek (Mrs. James J.) Editor, Clifton, Illinois. University Noreen Linduska Zahour (Mrs. Edward F.) Associate Editor, 3 Jac 4 She Wears Many Hats queline Drive, Downers Grove, Illinois. 5 Studying Abroad Jeannette B. Naglestad (Mrs. T. R.) Alumnae Associate Editor, 506 S. Carroll St., Rock Rapids, Iowa. 6 About Our Authors and Others Ruth Business Room J. Wood, .Manager, 900, 53 W. Jackson Blvd., 7 Inside NSA by Howard Phillips Chicago 4. Illinois. 8 President's Page The Crescent is published September 1, December 1, March 1, and May 1, by George Banta Company, Inc., official printers of the fraternity, 9 In Memoriam at Curtis Reed Plaza, Menasha, Wisconsin. Subscription price $1.50 a year payable in advance, 40^ a single copy. 10 Gamma Phi Beta Province Conferences Send change of address and correspondence of a business nature to Gamma Phi Beta, Room 960, 53 W. Jacl is demonstrated again as Gamma Phi Beta in stalls two new chapters . . . Gamma Delta at the University of Wyoming and Gamma Ep silon at the University of Puget Sound, Ta coma, Washington. The phenomenal progress of fraternities, in spite of the pressure groups who would change and ultimately destroy the system, may be at tributed to this statement by a wise historian, written a century ago . . . "It is the good in a social institution that causes it to persist." A memorable moment for Gamma Delta chapter president, Nita Hacker, is fhis, as she accepted the Gamma Phi Beta charter from Grand President, Mrs. H. E. Wittenberg. A warm welcome is extended lo Gamma Phi Beta by Dr. Franklin Thompson, President of fhe University of Pugef Sound. Comma Epsilon char ter members, president Bar bara Greenfield and Diane Woffon, ond Mrs. H. E. Wit tenberg complete this four some. 2 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 A Visit to the University of Manitoba The University of Manitoba was founded in 1877. It began as an Agricultural College on the grounds in Fort Garry with other colleges in the downtown area of Winnipeg. As the years went by the various faculties began appearing on the Fort Garry site which now include the University of Manitoba, St. John's College, and St. Paul's College. The University and the affiliated colleges offer a high standing in scholastic learning as well as a quite varied sports and social programme. Gamma Phi Beta was the first sorority on the campus when Alpha Kappa chapter was installed in 1925. There are now eight international sororities and many fraternities, both inter national and local. Since the membership of all eight sororities is restricted to about thirty the independents far outnumber the Greeks on our campus. Fraternities however, not being under the surveillance of a Panhellenic organization or the university, have no limit to their size, and maintain houses off the campus. Plans for a Panhellenic house, in which each sorority would have an apartment, seem to have been once more buried by the problem of finances. One of our chapter traditions is the annual Grandmother's Luncheon. Each new pledge is the guest of an alumna or "grandmother" at a luncheon. It proves to be a very interesting few hours for both the and the alumnae as they get to pledges Jusf for fun, four Alpha Kappas strike a pose os fhey were geffing ready each other and hear about the old know "good days." Sorority for the Pink Carnation banquet at Province VI Conference. From left they which is an annual weekend camp, another tradition, escape are Janice Wainwright, Margi Davis, Janet Scurfield, and Liz Trueman. after final exams, saw thirteen members play bridge and charades until at least five in the morning. Usually this week campus) following two other Gamma Phi Betas to the presi end sends us home sunburnt, however, the weather would not dency. Other girls who brought credit to our sorority are co-operate and we went home lily white and awfully tired. Marcia McEwen who won the Bronze Medal for Interior De Alpha Kappa can be proud of all her members who ha\e sign, Carol McElwain who was co-editor of the Brown and helped to win the scholarship cup for the third year. This is a Gold (campus year-book), and Carol Beattie who was a hard competition between sororities for the highest sorority average. worker on Panhellenic and first winner of the chapter's This year we only won by a tenth of a point so we will have to "Gamma Phi Beta girl of the month award." We are also pull our socks up if we expect to make it tradition. The night privileged to have among our ranks two lady sticks; Heather of the Panhellenic Dinner and Sorority Song Fest proved to Stratton of the faculty of Arts, and Linda Eastwood of In be a big one for Alpha Kappa. Jocelyn McDonald won the terior Design. athletic award for Gamma Phi Beta with Joy McDiarmid, an .Although we may be small in the size of our chapter we other member, surrendering it to her. This year we also man seem to make up for it in spirit. We know that this year we aged to tie for second place in the song fest so there were will again fill our quota of pledges who will help maintain many happy Gamma Phis after the evening. This year Lynn the spirit of Alpha Kappa chapter of Gamma Phi Beta. Walters was president of Wakonda (women's organization on Cheryl Yates at the of Monifoba where hove So-o-o pretty, and scholars, too! These lovely young ladies comprise the Alpha Kappa chapter University fhey fhe scho/orship cup fhree years in a row. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1961 3 Barbara Murcbie Carter Wife of a Doctor . . . Mother of Two . . . Pianist ... Composer . . . Producer . . . AND President of the PTA! ^ke vVearS I lllanu^ ^J4atd! Recording of an original production by Barbara Murchie a month (|8 deducted for the hospital retirement fund). It all Carter (Northwestern) was featured at the state convention ol went to the .A&P Store�look what it did for Huntington Hart the Auxiliary to the Illinois Medical Society. Barb, who is the ford! in wife of Dr. Thomas W. Carter of Moline, III., wrote the Happiness, then, is found in your point of view. For narrative and lyrics and is the accompanist for the "Styles in stance, we run the American Medical Association. They don't Stereo" recording, a style show parody. The program was recognize it, but the world knows. A-M-A�a Ma; and that's as given in January at a dinner-dance of the Rock Island County happy a Mother's Day thought as I can give you." Medical Society and Auxiliary. This program and a program At the convention she met several of the state and national from Joliet were chosen as the best of auxiliary programs given auxiliary officers, some of whom are going to Moline on Jan At that this year in Illinois. uary 13, 1962 for her new original musical, "Key Club." On May 18 Barb spoke before the Auxiliary convention at time a song Barb wrote years ago, which Northwestern mem the Hotel Sherman, Chicago, giving this humorous autobiog bers will remember as "Interim," (until lyrics came) will be raphy of her married life. introduced. She has now written lyrics, the title "Orlando." "It's wonderful to return to Chicago�Tom and I know On March 14, 1961, Barb was installed as president of the Chicago well, for we courted on her 'El' platforms. At the Tri-City alumnas chapter by Mrs. George F. Lull, .Alumnae Loyola stop, beneath the street light one night, he held my Director of Province V. left hand tenderly and exclaimed, 'What veins! I'd love to On November 9, Mrs. Lull will be the guest of honor and start I.V.'s on you!' Six months later we were married leaving speaker at the Tri-City Alumnae dinner. The program will be the North Shore for our honeymoon apartment, just off of "Styles in Stereo." The following day Dr. Lull will be an Lake Shore Drive� 12 blocks due west, beside Cook County A.M.E.F. Auctioneer at the "Bizarre Bazaar" Barb has planned Hospital. We knew what class distinction was. There we were for the Medical Auxiliary. Dr. Lull, the President-Elect of the in our apartment; all of our neighbors lived in swell housing Illinois State Medical Society is a retired Army major-general, projects and were on A. D.C. I cried when I learned that a former secretary of the yX.M.A., and the head of the Ameri -A.D.C. didn't mean Aid for Doctor's Children. can Medical Education Fund for years. He is one of the best- "Tom is a surgical genius. In his last three months as chief known, best-liked doctors in the United States. surgical resident at Cook County Hospital, he passed both his Where music is concerned with Barb, it's all improvization. written and his oral examinations for Board Certification, Her "lessons" from George Sontag usually consisted of twin becoming one of tlie youngest men ever certified by the Ameri piano-playing. .\ former pianist with Orrin Tucker's orchestra, "Oh can Board of Surgery. Impossible?�almost! Our two little girls George arranged Johnny" for Wee Bonnie Baker. passed notes to Daddy under his study door; our Ludwig Words are her greatest fascination. Quite a scope of vernac (dachsund) barked in cathedral whispers. ularisms is to be found in going from graduate Engli.sh studies "To die old question, 'Do you like being married to a doc at the University of London; back to Northwestern for a tor?' there is the old answer, 'I like the doctor!' The neighbors Master's Degree in English; off to the slum areas by Cook married?" south for two at would ask, 'Do you like being�are you� Such finan County Hospital; years Orlando (Florida) Air cial growth! We began with S15 a month and zoomed to $100 (Continued on page 6) THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1 961 Helen Berg Kline, author of fhis article and International Chairman of Schofarship, shows German students how to "Swing your partner" at a Christmas holiday youth conference. Mrs. Kline is well qualified to dis cuss the subject of studying abroad, since she wos a Fulbright Scholar and teacher in Dusseldorf, Germany in 1954-55. Studying Abroad So you want to study abroad? What to do? Go to see the whatever situations arise. If you wish to go as an undergradu Fulbright foreign exchange scholarship faculty chairman on ate, there are the well-known junior year abroad programs your campus; he will have advice and literature for you. and excellent summer study opportunities offered especially Then, decide on a project that you can study better at some for American students by foreign universities. This summer, foreign university than at home; select the country where you 20,000 American students participated in this program. want to study, this will depend upon the foreign language During the year 1959-1960, more than 30,000 American stu which you must understand, read and speak fluently; and dents engaged in academic travels abroad; of these, 1490 stu know something of the foreign educational system because it dents ancl 117 specialists studied in 47 countries. The majority is different from the American. Also, add an unselfish interest of the scholarship grantees study in Europe and the United in other peoples and a genuine desire to develop mutual Kingdom, although increasing interest is being manifest for understanding with friends and colleagues in your host coun study and research in Asia, Africa, the Middle East and the try. As an American abroad you need to have training for Latin American countries. There are also scholarships avail international responsibility, by acquiring a wide and far- able which are offered to Americans by foreign governments, reaching knowledge of the history, politics, religion, culture as universities and private donors. well as the language of your country. Wherever you go, it will The Institute of International Education, 1 East 67th Street, not be like home, so you must always remember: "I am the New York 21, is the administrative agency for most exchange guest here." If you can give an affirmative answer to all these of persons programs. There are regional offices in Chicago, ideas, your project "Studying Aboard" will be a success. Denver, Washington, D.C, San Francisco and Houston where What requirements will you need to meet? Again, language, Alice Reynolds Pratt of Psi chapter is director. The 1961 a B.A. degree, since most scholarships are awarded at the HANDBOOK ON INTERNATIONAL STUDY: FOR U. S. graduate level only; high scholarship and maturity to meet NATIONALS, at $3.00, is available at any of the HE offices. Fourth Generation Illinae Marianna Brown graduated in June from the University of Il linois as the first fourth genera tion woman. Her mother re ceived her degree in 1931; her maternal grandfather received a law degree in 1904; and her great grandfather attended Illi nois in 1889-90 and served as a Methodist clergyman. A member of Torch, Mortar Board, and Zeta Phi Eta, Mari anna plans to do graduate work Gamma Phi Betas who hold major AWS offices in various schoo/s across in her summer speech, following fhe counfry, mef for fhis picture at Ihe International Associated Women to marriage James Riley (Illinois Sfudenfs' convenfion in Madison, Wis. last spring. Kneeling in front are '61). Frances Souvenir, U. of Oregon; Helen Moles, Bowling Green; Seated are Merry Jo Stewart, Colorado Sfofe I/.; Karlene Howell, U. of Kansas; Sally Ford, U. of Washingfon; Winnie Winchesfer, Denver U.; Pof Wolfe, Marianna Brown, Omicron Colorado Sfafe U.; Sue Bennef, UCLA. Presenf, buf nof pictured, were Polly Ham of Norfhwesfern and Judy Chinn. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 5 About Our Authors and Others In your book store right now is a fresh, new novel by Gamma Phi Mary Orr Denham (Syracuse '33). Titled "A Place to Meet," the book is a love story with a New York back Girl Skipper ground. The principal characters are a well-known Is Honored who be television panelist Yachting magazine has with an comes involved named Lynn Woodward American cab exiled South (San Diego State) Yachts Orr Denham minister from a ficti Mory inet woman of the Month. A tious Latin American coun dedicated sailing instruc As both are married to other there are try. happily people, tor, Lynn has taught over to the love affair. The book forth the many complications puts 175 youngsters to sail since different premise that it is possible for a woman to love two she started her Sabot Sail men in a rather sensational and different ways and it has ing Class for Juniors. t-y"" Woodward unconventional ending. In addition to her sailing Mary's first novel, "Diamond in the Sky" was extremely classes, Lynn has done considerable racing, winning first place two as a successful, enjoying editions, publication paperback, for the 1958 season's racing of Starlets, as well as the Good and of "A publication by Cassell's of London. Reprint rights Sportmanship Trophy. Place to Meet," her second novel, have been sold to Pocket- in the In 1960, Lynn witli a crew of two otlier girls, raced books by the publishers, Bobbs-Merrill. .'\dams Cup semi-finals in Seattle, coming in third. Winner of the Screen Writers Guild Award for the original This past winter Lynn has been racing Lehman lO's for the of the "All About has also story film, Eve," Mary appeared San Diego State College team and is their only girl skipper. as an actress on the New York most in "The stage, recently Her greatest ambition is to find a berth on one of the big Hours." Desperate boats for either the Honolulu or Tahiti races. "I can cook, husband is the well-known director Mary's stage Reginald mend sails, steer a compass course . . . and don't need much Denham, who directed "Dial M. for Murder," "The Bad sleep," she remarks. "But, of course, I couldn't go until I have Seed," and other successful "Janus," many plays. provided a stand-in for my sailing classes next summer." ? ? ? ? ? Small ^^orld Department On a recent world tour, Mrs. Vernon Grant, Jr. (former Author Holly Wilson (Helen Finnegan, U. of Michigan '32), Province Collegiate Director) was walking in a park on the president of the Topeka alumnas chapter of Gamma Phi Beta, island of Bali. When she spoke to a friend about the many has been elected to membership in Theta Sigma Phi, Na monkeys in the park, a passing Chinese girl overheard her. tional Honorary Sorority for women writers, because of the "You are an American?" she asked. "Where do you live in worth of her accomplishments in the field of children's litera America?" ture. She was initiated at the University of Kansas on August "In Iowa," said Mrs. Grant. 19, 1961, during the National Convention of the honor society. "Do you know Mrs. Edmund McCardell of Newton?" Holly Wilson is the author of Stranger in Singamon, The "Yes�we were sorority sisters at the University of Iowa," Hundred Steps, and other Teen-age novels, published by said the astonished Mrs. Grant. Julian Messner, Inc., New York. The Chinese girl, called Lany, works in Jakarta, on the neighboring island of Java, for a firm that has done business with Newton's Co., of which Ed ? ? ? ? ? Winpower Manufacturing mund McCardell is president. Lany has handled correspond ence between the two firms. Carol Ririe Brink (U. of Idaho), another successful Gamma When the McCardells took a world tour, they went to Phi Beta author, has had a condensation of one of her books Jakarta and Lany and Mrs. McCardell became friends. appear in a recent Reader's Digest publication. (Courtesy, Des Moines Sunday Register) She Wears Many Hats exciting for in February she will be the narrator and ac companist for the Pinellas County Auxiliary, St. Petersburg, (Continued from page 4) Florida when they do her "Styles in Stereo." In May "Key Force Base; back to Pulaski Road, and thence to Chicago; Club" will be given live at the State Auxiliary Convention in Moline-on-the Mississippi! Chicago. 1961 has been busy for Barb in other ways. She was elected On the subject of housework, she says, "We're growing of the Villa de Chantal P.T.A. in Rock Island and president potatoes in the closets�wonderful topsoil!" was one of five models at a dinner Rotarians gave for their secretaries. She also provided the background music for the Mrs. Bruce Lefler Junior Service League membership coffees. 1962 will be very (EUowene Gerlock, Omega) 6 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1 961 INSIDE NSA By Howard Phillips'* Do most American students favor a unilateral disarmament prevent the defeat of a motion favoring the abolition of for the United States? Do condemn former Presi program they HUAC and was backed up by the NSA parliamentarian. In and FBI Director dent Truman J. Edgar Hoover for suggesting the full committee, two persons produced as "research person that the sit-in movement was communist-inspired? Are they all nel" included a professor who was an avowed enemy of the united against the loyalty oath and disclaimer affidavit provi committee, and a student who took part in the San Francisco sion in the National Defense Education Act? Do they support riots. When a member of the full committee pointed out diat Japanese students who rioted against President Eisenhower both parties were hostile to HUAC, and therefore should not because of "social and economic pressures" in Japan? be presented as "impartial," he was called out of order by the According to the National Student Association, a confedera chairman, and condemned as "impolite." (Perhaps "impolitic" tion of more than 300 college student governments, claiming was the word the chairman meant to use.) to represent "over a million" students, this is exactly what In the case of NSA's campaign for the "right of student U.S. students believe, for their resolutions, adopted at national government officials to take positions on issues of national congresses every year, are touted as being the expression of a scope," NSA devotees at the University of California found national student viewpoint. themselves torn between opposing loyalties. For the president But there are probably not a million students who have of the university, Clark Kerr, had issued a directive forbidding even heard of NSA, and the number of individuals who can such statements by student leaders at the Berkeley campus. correctly identify it at all is most likely in the thousands. What did NSA do?�censured him of course, over the opposi tion of the University of California delegates, who had the Not Very Close greatest admiration and respect for the president of their university. NSA officials will occasionally admit that their organization At last summer's congress, NSA sponsored a panel discussion is not as close to American students as it pretends to be, but on the sit-in movement, held at the University of Minnesota's such admissions are generally accompanied by the qualification largest auditorium, with all delegates attending. Panel mem that students active in NSA reflect student opinion nationally bers included a left-wing professor who the and the "real of the 'student movement' in helped organize comprise vanguard sit-ins in North Carolina, several student a the United States." participants, lawyer representing the viewpoint of a liberal lawyers guild, and vari According to NSA thinking, the American student, sharing ous NSA officials. There was not one representative of the his persecution with young scholars in other countries, is re opposing viewpoint, nor any reference to the possible violation garded as a member of an "international student movement." of the right of property. The whole ordeal lasted about two As such, NSA participants are urged to consider issues, not on hours, and most delegates, squirming in their seats, were re the basis of American interests, but in the light of their useful lieved to hear the announcement that NSA had organized a ness to "the cause." As a result, resolution by every adopted songfest immediately afterwards. the unwitting delegates is colored in some way with this There is a vast amount of NSA activity which could bear theory. investigation. One is the manner in which the annual million But how can students, traditionally rebellious, and always dollar budget is determined and expended. Another is why the idealistic, be so by other students? Pamphlets, regimented National Executive Committee, "the power elite" is allowed "working papers," and background literature provided by the to operate without any checks and balances. Some study should NSA staff for leave little to the imagination congress delegates be made of the "thirty-ish" professional students frequently as to how the that be within NSA feel about any given powers found in top positions in the organization, and of the salaries Add a few and authori subject. left-wing speakers professorial they receive. ties and have an undiluted dose of liberalism most you unpre Unfortunately, when legitimate objections and constructive pared students would find easy to assimilate. criticism have been offered in the past, they have been dis In to be "both sides of the on pretending presenting story" missed by NSA with circumlocutory filibusters, whitewashes, the question of the House Un-American Activities Committee and blanket denials. It appears now that no satisfactory re and the film Abolition," an NSA letter sent around "Operation placement of the present bureaucracy of NSA will be possible the country wound up by demanding abolition of the com until students themselves remake the organization which pur mittee. A on international affairs treated background paper ports to represent them. the as one valid Algerian question having only viewpoint� (Editor's Note: Readers interested in correcting the abuses and it was not the French certainly viewpoint. of the National Student Association should address inquiries to: The Committee for a Responsible National Student Or Careful Selection ganization (CRNSO), 343 Lexington Avenue, New York 16, New But NSA does not trust leftward-slanted pamphlets, working York). D }) 3) papers, liberal speakers, and careful indoctrination to do the * job. The congress workshops which produce the controversial To further document Kay Wonderlic's article, "Misrepresentation of a Million Students," which in the March 1961 resolutions are the meat of the organization�and workshop appeared Crescent, this article is reprinted from The New Guard, Magazine of Young Americans leaders are selected NSA officials. carefully by for Freedom, April, 1961 issue. At the last a subcommittee congress August, chairman, Howard Phillips, 19, is president of the Student Council at Harvard, a designated by NSA, voted illegally in his own committee to prelaw student there as well as a national director of YAF. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 7 Beatrice Hill Wittenberg International Grand President, Grand Council I resident P'ctaef The month of September means many things to many people. privileges which are now enjoyed by approximately 38,000 For the collegiates it means the beginning of a new school members, including 252 alumna; and collegiate chapters. term; for the fraternity world, the enrollment of a new class of Following an understanding of these membership funda members�the pledges; and for Gamma Phi Beta the offering mentals, the training program should include an explanation of sorority membership to approximately 2000 young women of our basic aims. It is important to know that as a private, who have been selected from all sections of the country. social group, we are organized for the purpose of joining It is timely then, for Gamma Phi Betas everywhere to con friends together for the furtherance of certain ideals and aims, sider the importance of this pledging season, and to deter and for the advancement of a higher spiritual, mental, and so mine the responsibility for implanting within these young cial culture. In pursuit of these aims, we stress the importance women an understanding of what it means to belong to a of attaining and maintaining high scholastic averages; of de friendship organization such as ours. veloping leadership potential; of being a contributing citizen To the collegiate members falls the responsibility of creat to campus and community; of learning how to enjoy group ing an immediate atmosphere of loving acceptance through a living with an emphasis on cultural interests and social graces; sense of belonging; and to the alumnae advisers, the responsi of establishing high moral standards of conduct; and of incor bility of placing in the hands of collegiate officers, a well porating into our lives the tenets offered in our ritual. planned pledge training program, designed to explain the And finally, our newest members must have an understand basic aims and fundamental principles on which we were ing of the spiritual benefits which are received through the founded. bonds of membership and friendship. Through the cultiva In the beginning this training will emphasize what mem tion of loyalty and love these (jualitics become the embodiment bership really entails. First of all, it is not just a local member of that something which we call the spirit of Gamma Phi ship, but an international one; not just a temporary affiliation, Beta. They must know that we are not as much concerned but a privilege which will be enjoyed for a life-time. Since about the problems of outer space as we are with those of we have chapters in all sections of the United States and inner space� that space between their ears, and that area im Canada we are inter-related�inter-related because of our mem mediately surrounding their hearts. For each new member, the bership selection policies which are based on qualities of con very most we can wish for them is that they, too, may become geniality, compatibility, and common backgrounds. That by imbued with that innate something which we know to be at maintaining these membership standards, local memberships tached to the heart and carried through the spirit of every may be an acceptable and congenial part of the international dedicated Gamma Phi Beta. }) }> J orgaiii/aiioii e\ery place. .\nd that to deviate from these poli cies .111(1 procedures will defeat the purposes, benefits, and Beatrk;i Him Wiitenberc 8 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1 961 3n iWemoriam Mrs. Jack Albrecht (Pi '25) Mrs. Carlton A. Johannsen (Eta '29) Mrs. James D. Nisbet (Zeta '01) Mary Genevieve Wilson Josephine Vawter Emma Beulah Hayes Sacramento, California San Francisco, California Van Wyck, South Carolina Died in 1961 Died in 1961 Died in 1961 Mrs. Vernon L. Mrs. M. J. Bailey (Delta '15) Kellogg (Eta '99) Mrs. E. H. Paddock (Iota '15)* Charlotte Hoffman Helen M. Farwell Grace Banker D.C. ."Vuburndale, Massachusetts Washington, Scarsdale, New York Died in Died in 1961 1961 Died December 17, 1960 Mrs. Enoch A, Barnard (Xi '11) Miss Virginia Curtis Kelly (Zeta '46) Mrs. S. C. Parks '89) Frances Veronica Arlington, Virginia (Beta Foley Faith Helmer La Jolla, California Died in 1961 Cody, Wyoming Died January 21, 1961 Mrs. William Jay Klaus (Alpha Epsilon Died in 1950 Mrs. Robert L. Beale, Jr. (Alpha Beta '34) '59) Vivian L. Vassau Mary Parke Taylor Mrs. George Pohl (Alpha Delta '28) Bellevue, Washington Haddonfield, New Jersey Marjorie Braham Died in 1961 Died December 7, 1960 Nevada, Missouri Died April, 1960 Miss Rose D. Mrs. M. Dean Bentley (Xi '38) Lanphear (Delta '00) Bernice Exelton Melrose, Massachusetts Mrs. John Paul Purcell (Mu '34) Died in 1961 Largo, Florida Gladys Elizabeth McWood Died in 1961 Hermosa Beach, California Miss Josephine (Delta '33) Lapointe Died March 1961 Massachusetts 12, Mrs. Walter E. Clarke Cambridge, (Theta 'II) Died in 1961 Kittie Lee Bishop Mrs. Roy S. Richardson (Alpha '97) Denver, Colorado Mrs. E. W. Logan (Alpha '88) Jessie A. Groat Died May 16, 1961 Mary Collins Bergenfield, New Jersey Lyons, New York Died June 19, 1960 Dickover Mrs. Stanley (Eta '16) Died May, 1961 Margaret Hannah Mrs. T. C. Rousey (Psi '43) Berkeley, California Mrs. Alfred Marron (Omega '52) Naomi Botleman Died in 1961 Jane Armstrong Tahlequah, Oklahoma Iowa Des Moines, Died April, I96I Miss Hazel D. Driver (Gamma '09) Died October 7, 1961 Mobile, Alabama Mrs. C. W. Sadler Mrs. Frederick Martsolf (Pi '50) Died April 8, 1961 Philip (Zeta '14) Aleda Mae Hier Shirley Douglas Red Oak, Iowa Miss Garrecht New Brighton, Pennsylvania Nancy Lyons (Eta '49) Died in 1961 Palo Alto, California Died in 1961 Died in 1961 Mrs. Raymond T. McGuire (Garama '10) Mrs. Rachel L. Snyder (Gamma '26) Mary Dorothy Barnes Rachel Learned Miss Pauline Gartzman (Mu '07) Madison, Wisconsin Carmel, California Pasadena, California Died June 26, 1961 Died August 4, 1960 Died June, 1961 Mrs. Mildred B. Miller (Pi '39) Mrs. Robert Soule, Mrs. .Arthur Hermann (Alpha Zeta '36) Jr. (Alpha '37) Mildred Bruning Elizabeth French Claire Bennett Mary Lincoln, Nebraska Phoenix, Arizona Yoakum, Texas Died in 1961 Died March 31, 1961 Died February 21, 1953 Mrs. James M. Mosher (Eta '02) Mrs. Robert Mrs. James Hewins (Delta '00) Edina F. Wyckoff Vaughn (Lambda '46) Edith Everett Santa Paula, California Marilyn McKay Oakland, California Died in 1957 Seattle, Washington Died in 1960 Died in 1961 Mrs. Marshall C. Moss (Gamma '94) Miss Alice Hoyt (Eta '10) Kathryn Mathewson Miss Elizabeth S. Wildman (Alpha '06) Oakland, California Milwaukee, Wisconsin Salt Point, New York Died in 1961 Died November 10, 1960 Died June 30, 1960 *Grace Banker Paddock was sent overseas during World War I with the U. S. Signal Corps and was commended by Gen. Pershing for her work in telephone operations for the First Army. On May 22, 1919 she was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal. Her citation read: "For exceedingly meritorious and distinguished service, un tiring devotion to her exacting duties under trying conditions, which did much to assure success of telephone system during operations against St. Mihiel, Salient, and north of Verdun." THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 9 (yUmmJOj rm Befo/ PROVINCE CONFERENCES -1961 By Mrs. Graeme Reid, International Alumnas Vice President GAMMA PHI BETAS from coast to coast accepted the chal improved scholarship and the maintenance of high standards lenge of "SHOOT FOR THE MOON" when they met at of scholarship. If we want scholarship, we must pledge it. The eleven Province Conferences held during late March, .'^pril, attitude of each chapter toward scholarship is the underlying and May. factor for success or lack of success. Building the right atti recommendations All of the Conferences began on Friday evenings with gay, tude must start with the alumnae and their informal meetings. Rushing songs and skits, original, amusing of girls who have demonstrated during secondary schooling and lovely, presented by collegiate members provided delight the ability and determination to pursue successful college so that ful entertainment. Led by vivacious and able song leaders, careers. Proper counselling at the time of registration many songs were sung, old and new, so that even the most no girl tries to carry more than she can handle, frequent checks sedate alumna was tapping her foot and joining in. In some on grades and various forms of awards for scholastic achieve places, this evening, or part of it, was used to run film or tape ment were all discussed. The stress on scholarship and par about the great threat to the Greek world today by Communist ticularly on the important part alumnae must play if the de infiltration and pressures. sirable standards are maintained was one of the outstanding Our Conference theme was developed by means of four benefits of the 1961 conferences. general headings or stages of power necessary for the successful "Best Standards and Best Citizenship" were additional orbiting of our rocket. The satisfaction and happiness which stages of the moon rocket's progress. Many fine and thought comes from collegiate and alumnae members working in har provoking ideas emerged from these discussion groups, some mony to promote the strength and prestige of Gamma Phi of which were joint .sessions of collegiate and alumnas dele Beta was again demonstrated as we discussed the launching gates and guests. and power stages of our rocket. We all realized again that Why have we chosen to be sorority women? What are our through smooth and clear cooperation and communication from responsibilities as members? One Conference group compared the newest pledges on through to the oldest alumnae are to membership in a Greek-letter chapter to a priceless oppor be found our strengths, our means of carrying out the pre tunity to live in a well equipped laboratory for the study of cepts of our Founders, of fulfilling our vows, and of making human relations, a warm, congenial atmosphere in which to more secure each member's pride and happiness in Gamma Phi study, test, compare and thus to prepare for future roles in Beta. society. Individual responsibility and pride as a sorority mem At Saturday morning business sessions, the even numbered ber must be instilled during the pledge period. Suggested Provinces elected members and alternates for the International ways to accomplish this were by selection of top-notch pledge Nominating Committee. Those which had previously adopted trainers, the cooperation of alumnae, talks by devoted and il Province Scholarship plans reported on progress and accom- lustrious alumnas to pledges and the overall atmosphere of each ]3lishments. Three additional provinces amended bylaws or chapter, a spirit which must show the pledges, by example, that passed resolutions whicli will implement scholarship plans the initiated members respect and maintain high standards. within the next year while two others appointed committees The less formal manners and forms of dress of today were to study such possible plans and to report on them not later not condemned but warnings were given that they are too than the 1963 Conferences. In keeping with the original pro often accompanied by carelessness in conduct which can cre posal, each plan and contemplated plan is suited to the prov ate wrong impressions of the standards and ethics of sorority ince in whicli it is to function and no two are alike, but all women. Each member must assume the responsibility for demonstrate that Gainma Phi Betas are actively participating maintaining the ideals of our Founders as she reaps the re in the promotion of high standards of scholarship. wards of membership. Alumnas were reminded that they also Small discussion groups to discuss the rocket stages followed stray at times from what is considered wise conduct and sug the business sessions. Starting with "Basic Research and Best gestions were made for including reminders of Gamma Phi Pledges," the Greek-letter groups discussed methods and me Beta standards in newsletters and for having at least one chanics of rushing, while alumnas groups were able to ex annual alumnas meeting with a standards program. Outstand change helpful ideas on ways to secure adequate recommenda ing girls in all localities will be more interested in knowing tions�the very necessary basic research. This is the "launching Gamma Phi Betas on their campuses if they admire and re pad" for our success and all reports emphasize the necessity spect Gamma Phi Beta alumnae in their home communities. f 10 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 PROVINCE CONFERENCE BRIEFS Data�Personalities�Highlights PROVINCE I Heaton achievement awards to Alpha Chi for scholarship and to Gamma Beta for efficiency. Carnation Banquet at the BOSTON, Massachusetts, May 12, 13, 14. Army-Navy Club in Washington with Beatrice Locke Hogan and Boston alumnae Delta chapters hostesses. as toastmistress. Five Greek-letter and seven alumnae chapters represented. Grand Council member� Mrs. Graeme Reid. PROVINCES III AND IV Our thanks to Alice Nolan and Pat Ferraro, the able co- chairmen. Carnations to Fran Guida and Delta members for KENT, Ohio, April 14, 15, 16. unusually lovely music� those three trophies won in the Greek Hostess chapters�Beta Zeta, Kent, Cleveland, Youngstown, World sing were well deserved�Delta has had nine campus Canton-Massillon. "firsts" this year. Plans for 1962 Convention presented and Nine Greek-letter and fifteen alumnae chapters represented. explained by Eleanor Hemminger�much lively and interested Grand Council member�Mrs. Graeme Reid. discussion about the jobs for each chapter. Bylaws amended Many happy highlights Betty Olsen, past Grand President, to include a Province Scholarship. Congratulations to Sandy present as delegate from Ann Arbor Beta Zeta's wonderful Peters of Beta Nu for her very fine talk on the pride and class of new initiates Alpha Nu girls looking so trim in responsibilities of Gamma Phi Beta members�Peg Gault and Gamma Phi Beta blazers, brown skirts and white blouses Marcia Payne were most gracious toastmistresses�we are all Marge Spencer's gracious comments and thanks to Jane Curran so glad they are both continuing as Province Directors. Beauti for the fine work she has done as Province Alumnae Director ful banquet at Hampton Court Hotel�small gilt rockets as Frances Fritsche, new P.AD, introduced. Thanks to the favors�efficiency award to Alpha Chapter�Special award to staff of the Student Union for fine meeting rooms and delicious Janet Heaton for long and devoted service in Province I� meals lovely decorations at large Panhellenic luncheon by surprise presentation by Rochester alumnae of a check for Youngstown chapter fine and challenging address by Dean 1100.00 to start Province Scholarship. After the banquet- Muriel Shennan lavish Hawaiian decorations done by the more of that lovely Delta music�we all should learn "Dream Cleveland alumnae chapter for the Carnation banquet of Gamma Phi," written by Fran Guida. posters and a delightful letter from the alumnae chapter in Hawaii more attractive decorations at Sunday breakfast, by PROVINCE II the Canton-Massillon chapter with gold and white Gamma Phi Beta ashtrays as favors Awards: Province III�Scholar COLLEGE PARK, Maryland, April 7, 8, 9. ship, Alpha Omega; Efficiency, Beta Pi. Province IV�Scholar Hostesses�Beta Beta, College Park, Northern Virginia, Wash ship, Beta Epsilon; Efficiency, Alpha Nu. ington, D.C. Grand Council member�Mrs. Gerald Arnold. PROVINCE V Five Greek-letter and nine alumnas chapters represented. Thanks to Nadine Page for serving as Acting Province Col IOWA CITY, Iowa, April 21, 22, 23. legiate Director Wonderful discussion Friday evening on Hostesses�Rho, LT. of Iowa and Iowa Cily. Convention Plans, presented by Janet Heaton, regional chair Six Greek-letter and nine alumnas chapters represented. man of the 1962 Convention. Province Philanthropy Commit Grand Council member�Miss Ruth Wood. tee elected, funds to be secured by $10.00 annual assessment Much of the success of this fine Conference was due to Rho on each chapter bylaws amended special report on the chapter, the perfect hostesses, with genuine smiles of welcome functions and operations of the Philanthropy Board by Janet and most gracious hospitality most attractive identification tags fine Friday evening talks by Mary Trus sell, Province Collegiate Director and Ruth Wood on the current menace to the fraternity and sorority system visitors were delighted with Rho chapter's lovely new dining room with its restful indirect lighting and fascinating glass mural congratulations to Louise Shelladay for excellent arrangements with everything right on schedule. How thoughtful of Mildred Lull, Province .Alumnas Director, to arrange for that Table decorations depicting our four founders were made by Youngstown, Ohio alumncB, hostesses for the Panhellenic luncheon at Province III and IV Conference. From left are Mrs. William Theodore, toastmistress from Youngstown; Dean Muriel Shennan of Kenf Sfote Uni versify, where the Conference was held; Mrs. James H. Clark, Kent alumnce chapter president; Mary Lou Sei- fc^ met. Beta Zeta president. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 11 comfortable conversation spot at the hotel for alumnae! Long and spirited discussion on ARC system, ending in complete endorsement of it as it stands big applause at Ruth Wood's announcement that both Directors are to continue for the next two years. Over 100 present at the most unusual and interest ing banquet held at OxYoke Inn in the Amana Colony one of their teachers told of their history and development as a unique, self-sufficient group. PROVINCE VI GRAND FORKS, North Dakota, May 12, 13, 14. Alpha Beta and Grand Forks alumnas�hostesses. Grand Council member� Mrs. Gerald .Arnold. Special accolades to Mario Ann Powers and Sharon Ohm, chairmen. Hilarious Friday evening song session in which everyone participated. Especially good rushing skits by Alpha Beta, Kappa and Alpha Kappa Sally Cass' presentation of a serious and convincing tape on "The Threat of Communism Orlando-Winter Park alumnae visit with Miss Mary T. McCurley (second to Our Liberties" everyone was delighted with the cleverly from leftl. International Director of Exponsion, who attended the Prov decorated, attractive Conference kits� a welcome to Rita Rae ince Vlll Conference. From left, Mrs. H. T. Zoll, Miss McCurley, Mrs. new Province Alumnas Director Best wishes to Mar Aim, Harold Walsh, and Mrs. Harry Collison, alumnae chapter president. garet Devereaux in her new home�she will be missed in Province VI. Decorations for both luncheon and Carnation banquet were especially lovely. PROVINCE VIII WINTER PARK, Florida, April 21, 22, 23. Park alumnas hostesses. PROVINCE VII .Alpha Mu and Orlando-Winter Grand Council member� Miss Mary T. McCurley. DALLAS, Texas, April 21, 22, 23. Four Greek-letter and thirteen alumna; chapters represented. Alpha Xi and Dallas�hostesses. Very special thanks to Lucy Forman, a gracious and able Grand Council member�Mrs. John Garrett. substitute for Jean Traylor, PAD, who was unable to attend Genuine southern hospitality in Alpha Xi's beautiful house conference because of illness Good report on purposes of genuine southern weather, too. Especially lively and profit Province VII Fund�for capital expenditures for Greek-letter able discussion periods many good suggestions from Greek- chapters and for available funds in areas where establishment letter members for scholarship improvement both Province of new chapters is anticipated. A warm welcome to Laura Lee Directors, Mary Jo Copenhaver and Alice Powers are retiring Novak, new Province Collegiate Director. Lovely tea at Sulli at the end of the present term our thanks to them and an van House and an opportunity to see the Smith collection of enthusiastic welcome for Lois Bowles, new Province Collegiate keys and to hear some of the stories of the collection from Director new Alumnas Director to be announced later Mrs. Grace Smith, a former Grand President of Gamma Phi Ann Martin was a most charming and delightful toastmistress Beta charming wood rose corsages for everyone at the ban at the Carnation banquet. quet President Hugh McKeon of Rollins, the banquet speaker most enjoyable Sunday brunch, after chapel services, at Lee Collisoii's home Gert rude Allen, chairman of awards committee, an nounced the following awards: Scholarship, Al pha Mu. Scrapbook, Alpha Mu. Newsletter, Dean Mory Efizobefh Reeves, Universify of North .Atlanta. Magazine Sales, (1) Alpha Theta Ookofo, was fhe featured luncheon speaker when Beta Mu. Alumnae, Fort Lau Province VI met in Grand Forks. Pictured from left (.�5700.00), (2) (1) derdale, Tallahassee. are Gayle Kelly, Mrs. Gerald Arnold, NPC Delegate, (2) Jacksonville, (3) Laurel Meier, Miss Reeves, Shoron Ohm, ond Mrs. Donald Cass, Province VI Collegiate Director. ?��' ITT. � .f/"i 12 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 PROVINCE XI FORT COLLINS, Colorado, .April 21, 22. Tau and Fort Collins .Alumnas chapters�hostesses. Grand Council member�Mrs. C. W. Kenney. An ideal time for Tau to show off its beautiful new chapter house Betty Ann Martell again contributed her ability and pep to the planning, ably helped by Kay Hamill Helen Maxson and Tacy Fisher on the job early and late 150 for luncheon at the northern Hotel, including a bus load of alum nas from Denver�a special welcome to the new province members. Gamma Delta and Laramie-Cheyenne Alumnae we're proud of Pi Chapter for sending twelve girls who con tributed so much to the Conference with tlieir explanations of their new, long range pledge program and their year-end pre- workshops thanks to Jane Halstead, Theta alumna adviser for her fine talk on "What does Each Member Owe to Her Sorority?" and to June Bridges, Beta Rho Scholarship adviser for her excellent "Creating an Intellectual Atmosphere." Pat Delegates fo fhe Conference of Provinces XIII and XIV were thrilled to Wolfe, Tau President, was toastmistress for the have OS fheir Grand Council representof/ve Mrs. H. �. IViffenberg, Grand banquet. President. Pictured from left, seated, are Mrs. Bestor Robinson, Berkeley alumnce chapter president; Mrs. Wittenberg; Mrs. Paul C. Henshaw, PROVINCE XII General chairman. Standing, at left, Terry Coultas, assistant chairman, and Judy Emsley, Eta chapter president. MOSCOW, Idaho, March 24, 25, 26. Grand Council member�Mrs. John Garrett. Seven Greek-letter and eight alumnae chapters represented. PROVINCE IX AND X Xi and Moscow chapters, the hostesses, more than lived up to NORMAN, Oklahoma, April 14, 15, 16. their enviable reputation of doing things correctly and beauti Hostesses�Psi and Norman alumnas chapters. fully thanks to Wilma Hansen for serving as Acting Prov Grand Council member�Mrs. C. W. Kenney. ince Collegiate Director the sincerity, enthusiasm and per of Sandra made her Wonderful attendance of 185 all but one chapter in the sonality Seed, Alpha Lambda, presenta tion of Sechelt slides a of the combined provinces represented voted to continue to hold Camp very special highlight conference round table leaders and joint conferences particular thanks to Rhetta Short and especially good fine, those on individual Anona Adair for careful planning which resulted in such a helpful suggestions, particularly responsi bilities and standards nice to meet our new Province Col smooth running conference Pat Thompson a superb pre siding officer Frank and good discussion of the drinking legiate Director, Margie Stettler and we know we are very to have Hann as Province Alumnas Director problem. Beautiful Psi chapter house containing a lovely lucky Judy chapel for meditation and chapter meetings gracious and scholarship cup to Nu chapter Beta Sigma, Lambda and capable Province officers, Rhetta Short, Frances Lindloff, Alpha Lambda have the highest grade point averages of all Dorothy Haren and Audrey Shafer. Awards in Province IX sororities on their respective campuses magazine sales award to Beta Psi for efficiency, Beta Omicron for Scholarship and to Tacoma alumnae chapter. Psi for Improvement: in Province X, to Sigma for efficiency, Beta for and Delta for Upsilon scholarship Alpha Improve PROVINCES XIII AND XIV ment. Panhellenic brunch on Sunday attended by the Dean of Women, the housemothers and two members from each BERKELEY, California, April 7, 8, 9. house on campus. Truly a "little convention" with a registration of 218, with Meeting in Moscow, Idaho, were mem bers of Province XII, shown of fhe speak ers' table. Seated, from left, are Mrs. John J. Garrett, International Collegiate Vice Presidenf; Mrs. Vance Rauer, Mrs. J. H. Einhouse, Mrs. Lee Stettler, Province Collegiate Director. Standing, from left, are Sally Jo Nelson, Mrs. Frank Hiscock, Mrs. I. L. Standley, Mrs. Frank Hann, Province Alumncs Director, Mrs. Lee Han sen, and Carol Evans. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 13 nine Greek-letter chapters and 24 alumnae chapters sending official Ihis delegates. lucky Conference had as its Council Nominating Committee lor 1962 Convention representative, our much loved Grand President, Bea Witten Mrs. Forrest H. Witmeyer, Chairman berg. lota's excellent was the en .Alpha quartette outstanding 819 Ostrom Ave., Syracuse 10, N.Y. tertainment on Friday evening, followed by a "command per- Province II�Delegate�Mrs. Cicero Hogan, 9219 Mintwood lormance" at the Carnation on banquet Saturday evening St., Silver Spring, Md. thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Clymer, Eta's housemother, Alternate-Mrs. David L. Kuhn, 1011 Harkmont Rd., Balti for more Md. serving such delicious meals to this large group on Friday 28, Province IV� Mrs. Milton .4. Darling, Jr., 17591 evening and for luncheon on Saturday such fun for Greek- Delegate� Annchester Rd., Detroit 19, Mich. letter to have dates for on Fri girls arranged exchange parties .Alternate-Mrs. R. F. Feldkamp, 10126 Darmstadt Rd., � day evening special pleasure in meeting newly appointed Evansville, Ind. officers: Connie Spanier, Alumnae Director for Province XIII, Province VI�Delegate� Marcella O. Hanson, 8i/^ Euclid .Ave., and Lou Tillotson, Collegiate Director, for Province XIV Grand Forks, N.D. Alternate�Mrs. Lester G. Malkerson, 4850 W. Harriet Blvd., Boothe on Province interesting report by Peggy Mensinger Minneapolis, Minn. XIll's philanthropy for the gifted child, the first province plan Province VIII-Delcgate-Mis. Charles R. Forman, 3300 N.E. to be put into action and whicli is making great forward strides. 17th St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Alternate-Mrs. Ellsworth W. Rt. Box 36, Mait Special thanks to Province Directors, Gerry Olinger, Margaret Bassett, 1, land, Fla. Sawyer, Ruth Dawson, Una Mae the Eta Naulty, chapter girls, Province X�Delegate�Mrs. Carey W. Jones, Jr., 3700 West and the hostess alumnae for superb planning to Katherine 67th St., Prairie Village, Kan. Legge for her fine, thoughtful, and inspiring talk at the after Alternate-Mrs. L. W. Kabler, 808 W. Walnut Court, Co Mo. noon session. Scholarship award to .Alpha Epsilon; efficiency lumbia, Province XII�Delegate� Mrs. Mark T. Buchanan, 206 Jackson, award to Iota; officer's note book award to Gam Alpha Alpha Pullman, Wash. ma; scholarship improvement award to .Alpha lota .Alumnas Alternate-Mrs. Lee R. Hansen, 2815 S.E. Bybee, Pordand, civic award to Margaret Smith Hatfield; special alumnae awards Ore. Province XIV� Mrs. L. Nourse, 906 Panorama for devoted and outstanding service to Katherine Legge, Penny Delegate� John Dr., Arcadia, Calif. Simonson, and Panhellenic brunch on Sun Peggy Mensinger. Alternate�Mis. Thomas E. Morris, 1868 Tenth St., Santa day morning attended by Dean of Women and representa Monica, Calif. tives from both collegiate and city Panhellenics. Fork in the Road Strikes a BIow^ for Freedom Four women who care, co-workers at the Fred Sanders Co. safe anywhere until it controls the world, and they say in Detroit, got to discussing the Communist menace one there will be no peace until Communism is triumphant and day last summer. One of the group was Miss Gretchen unopposed." Saam (U. of Iowa '36) who is personnel director for Sand "The Hungarians tried to co-exist and found that this was ers. Out of this session came the conclusion that Com much like putting a man into a cage with a lion. After the munism is a bum rap for the people, but that very little lion ate the man, the two then co-existed peacefully ever is really known about it. afterward." These four set out to research the subject, and from that "What is happening that so many people have no sense research has come a little book with big information called of duty to their country and feel no obligation or responsi "Fork in the Road." Among other things, it says: bility to protect it? One reason may be the way military life "When we start pinning labels on ourselves, most of us is degraded, ridiculed and otherwise disparaged in our we are we . say workers because receive salaries and wages. movies, novels, magazine stories, even comic books. . ." But, once we start buying property, stock and life insurance, There is much more to be gleaned from this straight we become part owners of American industry and we are forward document prepared by four women who are proud to whicli the part of the group Communists refer as 'dirty and loyal patriots. At one time it was considered corny to " capitalists.' be patriotic. Today your very survival may depend on your "The Communists believe that Communism will not be patriotism. I) J) }) Notes of Interest Barbara Burns Hiscock (U. of Washington) captured the Joan Metz Warterfield (.Alpha Theta '55) wrote the editor Seattle Women's Golf Championship in June, bringing the recently: "My husband and I were both so pleased to see The title to the Seattle Golf Club for the first time in over 30 Crescent cover for March 1961. The picture was taken by my vears. Bunny's other interests are myriad and include work husband, Charles, a Phi Delta Theta, in his capacity as pho with the Seattle alumnae chapter. Junior League, sailing and tographer for the yearbook while a student at Vanderbilt." fishing. Older daughter Bobbie is a Gamma Phi sophomore at There's a second chapter to this story. The back cover pic the University of Washington who served as counselor at ture was made by the editor's husband, Jim Marek! He is do Sechelt camp this summer. Sally is a high school senior who ing a series of eight pictures to illustrate the theme, "This is a received the "S" award as most outstanding girl in the high Sorority." The March cover has been selected by Fraternity school based on leadership, sportsmanship, and scholarship. Month as a divider page for their magazine. 14 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 First r $ B Chapter in Wyoming Is Installed Installation of Gamma Delta chapter of Gamma Phi Beta dent. Miss Mary McCurley, Director of Expansion, Miss Mary took place on the University of Wyoming campus April 15 Ann Dorsey, Traveling Secretary, Mrs. John Maxson, Province and 16. The week-end activities began on Saturday when initia Collegiate Director, and Mrs. C. A. Fisher, Province Alumnae tion services for twenty girls and sixteen special alumnas Director. initiates were held. Presentation of the charter was made to The following collegiate members were initiated as charier Miss Nita Hacker, president of the chapter, during the in members of Gamma Delta colony: Miss Judy Anderson, Miss stallation banquet in Knight Hall on Saturday evening. A Gretchen Bower, Miss Carol Bowman, Miss Linda Briscoe, reception which formally introduced Gamma Phi Beta to the Miss Sara Coleman, Miss Barbara Haight, Miss Mary Jane Wyoming campus honored the newly initiated members on Urbigkit, Miss Janet Heath, Miss Sharon McLaren, Miss Sharon Sunday afternoon. Morgan, Miss Vicki Powers, Miss Iris Prevedel, Miss Ada Rus Preparation for the installation of the chapter began last sell, Miss Judy Shelby, Miss Ruth Trierweiler, Miss Nita October when a colony was formed. Throughout the year Hacker, Miss Lauree Lynch, Miss Carol Nelson, Miss Sharon they have been assisted by Miss Heidi Schneider, a transfer Van Court and Miss Mary Smith. student from the University of Texas, who has served as stu Special alumnae initiated: Mrs. C. K. Faught, Mrs. Don dent counselor for the group. Mrs. Monty Hull, colony super Fronk, Mrs. Robert Jessen, Mrs. William F. Roberts, Mrs. Peter visor, and Mrs. Verna Hitchcock, alumnas president, also have .Appel, Mrs. Andrew Bunten, Mrs. J. A. Dabney, Mrs. Noice served in advisory capacities. Grigsby, Mrs. Robert Keefe, Mrs. Harold Holmes, Mrs. Keith International officers of the sorority who were present for Malone, Mrs. James McAllister, Miss Eileen McNamara, Mrs. the installation were: Mrs. H. E. Wittenberg, Grand Presi- Walter Phelan, Mrs. Joe D. Svoboda and Mrs. Jack Ziemer. Chorfer members of Gamma Phi Beta's first chapter in Wyoming are these Gamma Delta initiates. From left, first row: Sara Coleman, Ruth Trierweiler, Nita Hacker, Sharon Morgan, Barbara Haight, Mary Jane Urbigkit and Judy Shelby. Second row: Gretchen Bower, Janet Heath, Carol Nelson, Sharon Van Court, Carol Bowman, Mary Smith, Ada Russell and Sharon McCloren. Third row; Iris Prevedel, Linda Briscoe, Vicky Powers and Judy Anderson. Special alumnce initiates of Gommo Delia chopler of the University of Wyoming were, from left, first row: Mrs. Robert Jessen, Mrs. Joe Svoboda, Mrs. Noice Grigsby, Mrs. James McAllister, Miss Eileen McNamara and Mrs. Don Fronk. Second row: Mrs. J. A. Dabney, Mrs. Keith Malone, Mrs. Robert Keefe, Mrs. Andrew Bunten, Mrs. Harold Holmes, Mrs. William Roberts, Mrs. Walter Phelan and Mrs. C. K. Faught. Not shown Mrs. Peter Appel and Mrs. Jack Ziemer. Prominent in the installation ceremonies of Gamma Delta chapter were these international officers. From left, Heidi Schneider, Student Counselor; Mrs. John Maxsom, Province XI Collegiate Director; Mary T. Mc Curley, International Director of Expansion; Mrs. H. E. Wittenberg, Grand President; Mrs. C. A. Fisher, Province XI AlumncE Director; and Miss Mary Ann Dorsey, Trav eling Secretary. Welcome, G.Kjamma Delta! THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 15 Newest LinkinF^B CKain is Gamma Epsilon Chapter Gamma Epsilon, the seventy first collegiate chapter of Gamma Phi Beta, was installed .April 29 and 30 at the Univer sity of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Wash. Sixteen girls, pledged in March, had covered a six week pledge training period and were invited by Lambda chapter at the University of Washington to their chapter house for initiation. It was a memorable time for the pledges. Lambda members, and alumna; who had all worked to make Gamma Epsilon a reality. A lovely banquet Saturday evening, following initiation ceremonies, was planned by the Seattle alumnas, chairmanned by Ritajean Hartung Butterworth. Pink candles in tall silver candelabra illuminated the party room of the Edmund Meany Hotel. In the pink carnation floral arrangements were slender rockets, pointing up the "Shoot for the Moon" theme of the dinner. International, Province, Seattle and Tacoma officers, Wearing their bright, new Gamma Phi Beta badges are these charter and alumnae and collegiates attending the dinner gave the members of Gamma Epsilon chapter, University of Puget Sound. Standing new initiates a warm welcome. from left are: Suianne Hallwyler, Diane Wotton, Susan Dayfon, Patricia of the was an address Gamma Phi Highlight evening by Celorie, Nancy Jo Roberts, Barbara Greenfield, Gretchen Kasselman, and Beta's Grand Mrs. Howard E. and her President, Wittenberg, Virginia Clinton. Seated, from left: Elizabeth Dee Hall, Debbie Dickin of the Gamma charter to the presentation Epsilon chapter son, Nancy Chessman, Gretchen Williams, Lavonne Tiegs, Gail Bouldron, president, Barbara Greenfield. and Helen Bunnel. Other speakers were Mrs. John Garrett, International Col legiate Vice President, Miss Mary Ann Dorsey, Traveling Secretary, Mrs. Lee G. Stettler, Pro\ince XII Collegiate Di Seeing double? Not really. These are rector, Mrs. Frank C. Hann, Province XII .Alumnas Director, twin sisters who both hold responsible Gwen Roberts Carlson, Tacoma alumnae president, Ritajean positions as international officers of and Butterworth, Seattle alumnae president, Jane Cortelyou Gommo Phi Beta, and who created Galbraith, chapter adviser. Keeping everyone entertained be considerable comment when they at tween speeches was Foastmistress Joyce Herbert Syford. tended Gamma Epsilon installation The new initiates were thrilled with the wonderful gifts to ceremonies. At left is Virginia Milligan International Vice the new chapter. The alumnae were proud of these new mem Garrett, Collegiate President of Seattle. Her twin is Mar bers who had worked so hard to make this chapter a strong, garet Milligan Stettler, Province XII new link in the chain of Gainma Phi Beta. An account of their Collegiate Direclor of Spokane. accomplishments and honors bestowed upon them individually and as a group will be found under the newest heading of chapter honors reports� Gamma Epsilon. On Sunday afternoon a reception was held in the Student Newly initiated charter members of Gamma Epsilon are Union lounge at the University of Puget Sound for faculty Diane Bey, Gail Bouldron, Helen Bunnel, Patricia Celorie, members, other students, families of the initiates, and Tacoma Virginia Clinton, Susan Dayton, Debbie Dickinson, Barbara alumnae and friends. Letters and telegrams from Gamma Phi Greenfield, Elizabeth Dee Hal, Suzanne Hallwyler, Gretchen Beta sisters in all our international chapters added to the Kasselman, Nancy Jo Roberts, LaVonne Tiegs, Dianne Wotton, warm welcome extended to Gamma Epsilon. Nancy Chessman, and Gretchen Williams. 5 3)}) A/umnoe who will continue lo guide the new chapter relax at the Sunday colonization, Leta Swan McCourt, publicity chairman, Dickie Watts Sin- reception. They are, from left, Mary Rowland, Jane Cortelyou Galbraith, nitt, a past president of Tacoma alumnae, and Helen Wentworth Gregory, chapler adviser, Gwen Roberts Cor/son, Tacoma alumncE presideni during in chorge of housing for the new chapter. 16 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 New Chapter Colonized at Portland State College The seventy-second chapter of Gamma Phi Beta was colon ized on the campus of Portland State College, in Portland, Oregon during April. Portland alumnae with the assistance of University of Oregon and Oregon State actives climaxed months of planning and a week of rushing with the pledging of eight lovely Portland State coeds. The new pledges are; Margaret Galinat, Anne Trenholme, Judy Williams, Virginia Owen, Beth Johnson, Joanne Lapp, Penny Pickhard and Suzanne Lindberg. Mrs. Thomas W. Edwards has been named adviser of the PSC chapter, and Mrs. Willis Warren is the rushing chairman. Alice Lehman, international camp chairman, and on the fac ulty of Portland State was also active in the new chapter's colonization. Karen Newby is the new pledge trainer. The Portland junior alumnas with all their enthusiasm were of great assistance during all of the rushing program. was with a at the The colonization opened large reception Nucleus of fhe Portland State College colony are these eight pledges. lovely home of Mrs. D. C. Burkes for all rushees and alumnae. Seated from left are Joanne Lapp, Virginia Owens, and Penny Pickhard. During the week parties were held at the homes of Mrs. Walter Standing, Beth Johnson, Anne Trenholme, Meg Galinat, Judy Williams, H. Evans, Mrs. John A. Brix, and Mrs. Paul Patterson. and Suzanne Lindberg. On the campus during the week two international officers, Mrs. John A. Garrett, Collegiate Vice President and Mary University Club and that evening a dinner dance was given .Ann Dorsey, traveling secretary, interviewed the rushees and at the Benson Hotel by the alumnas. 7> T) 1) acquainted them with the background of Gamma Phi Beta. Mary Hilbers On Saturday April 8 a pledge luncheon was held at the Portland Alumna; Gamma Phi Beta V^elcomes A colony at Long Beach State College A colony at East Texas State College Long Beacb, California Commerce, Texas to be pledged September 29, 1961 to be pledged October 1 , 1961 Kalamazoo Alumnae Organize Installation of a Kalamazoo alumnas chapter of Gamma Phi Beta was held April 29 at Gull Harbor Inn. Mrs. Jesse W. Brandt, Province IV Alumnae Director, conducted the cere monies. A luncheon followed the installation. Sixteen Gamma Phi Betas are charter members of the new chapter: Mrs. John F. Clark (Jackie Jourdan, SMU), Mrs. Law rence Cools (Marguerite Hamme, Michigan State), Mrs. Gerald A. deMink (Peggy Johnstone, U. of Western Ontario), Mrs. Floyd S. Eberts (June Pallis, Penn State), Mrs. Leo M. Flynn (Martha Rennie, Michigan), Mrs. William Harelson (Jane Honey, Michigan), Mrs. Otto R. Ihling (Pauline Kleinstack, Michigan), Mrs. Paul Ihling (Margaret Hoyt, Michigan), Mrs. A. Reid Arnold (Marguerite Klein Wittenberg, Mrs. John D. Martin (Millie Runnells, Michigan State), Mrs. Robert R. Miller (Margaret Tomlinson, Lake Forest), Mrs. William J. Moomaw (Gloria Sieg, Bradley), Mrs. John M. Shaw (Julia denBlyker, Michigan), Mrs. Homer H. Stryker (Mary Jane Underwood, Mrs. M. Thorne Kalamazoo alumncs chapter officers are, standing from left, Peggy John Northwestern), James (Mary and Wilder of stone deMink, treasurer; Mildred Runnells Martin, secretary. Seated, Burdick, Michigan State), Betty (U. Vermont). fAargaret Tomlinson Miller, vice-president; Mrs. Jesse VV. Brandf, Prov ince AlumnoB Direcfor; Mrs. A. Reid Arnold, presideni. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 17 Surfside Site of the 50tfi Gamma Phi Beta Convention The Monmouth Hotel, Spring Lake, New Jersey tI?' "^ i^^- :88i>> :��>- :. ". g i>.- ^'isi^ to ilJ LLI ~tu- :">T;>Mi.iu'iiiii H B aa S H R ' rs r\ r\ r\ rs r\ rs r\ ^!?i/^ ^"s f^ r\ f\. ^ r\ 'Sfefc- Conventioji Chairman, Eleanor G. Hemminger, says, "Come, join us by the sea for Gamma Phi Beta's golden 50th convention!" Ten college chapters and 26 alumnce groups are making ready to entertain you at the elegant Monmouth Hotel from June 18 to 23, 1962. It's none too early to start making plans to attend con vention and to join the post convention tour of New England. Let us meet the coywention executive committee: Janet Milligan Heaton, Convention Vice -Chairman Introducing Janet Heaton to Gamma Phi Betas is like introducing someone to her own family! Janet has been prominent in sorority affairs since she was initi ated at Theta chapter, Denver University, as a member of the class of '26. Married in 1927 to John H. Heaton, presently Eastern Division Sales Manager of Sonotone Corporation, Janet has been a loyal alumna in chapters in Denver, Billings, Seattle, Los Angeles, and for the past 14 years in Scarsdale, New York. Three of the Heaton's four daughters are Gamma Phi Betas; three are married, and the grandchildren number eight. It follows that Janet has served actively in PT.A circles and Sunday School work. She ser\ed as president of Scarsdale's Women's Service League 12 years ago, and, as she puts it, "have been working my way down ever since!" On the international level, Janet served one unexpired term, two full terms, and one year (waiting for a replacement) as Province I Collegiate Director. Janet's present position of responsibility is as President of the Philanthropy Board, and she has graciously accepted an appointment by Grand Council as Vice Chairman of the 1962 Convention of Gamma Phi Beta. Mrs. Heaton 18 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 Florence Johnson Daugherty, Convention Secretary Well known to former conventioneers is Florence Johnson Daugherty who will be attending her eighth convention in 1962. She served as chairman of the Elections committee in 1958, and as Secretary in 1960. Following graduation from the University of Illinois, she served as Membership chairman for the Champaign-Urbana alumnae chapter. This led to her appointment as Illinois State Membership chairman in 1945; International Membership chairman 1946-50; Director of Province III 1951-53. A member of the St. Louis alumnas chapter, Florence is the wife of Arthur C. Daugherty, principal of the Dupo Community High School, and mother of a son, Arthur Jr. who is a radio news director. Her community activities have included presidency of the Crawford county AAUW, chairman of Red Cross, president of the Dupo, Illinois Thursday club, and second vice-president of the 22nd District, Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs. Reams of paper will roll through Florence's typewriter between now and the Carnation banquet, as she handles the tremendous amount of correspondence necessary to a successful convention, which is what the 1962 convention at Spring Lake, New Jersey promises to be. Bee Ferring Freeman, Convention Treasurer Another familiar face among this group of experienced convention workers is Bee Ferring Freeman (Washington U. '37), treasurer of the Edgewater Gulf conven tion in 1960. Her appointment to the same position for the 1962 conclave proves that she handles figures well. She also handles a zillion other interesting activities. Presently she is serving on the Board of Directors for the American Institute of Architects and was on their House Tour committee this past spring. Naturally, she has been a guiding force in the St. Louis alumnas chapter's Party Parade and House Tour which benefitted the Gamma Phi Beta camps and the Alpha Delta chapter house fund. Her own home, designed by her architect husband, Donald Liggett Freeman, was featured on the yV.f..A. House Tour and the Gamma Phi's Party Parade. Gardening is her first love, and she served as a major chairman of the 75th anni versary celebration for the St. Louis Garden Club Federation last fall. The Missouri Botanical Gardens and the State Historical Society both benefit from Bee's active participation. She is well known for her art work in ceramics, mosaics and watercolors. As you read this. Bee will be busy as General Chairman of Women's events for the A.I.A. Central States Conference. She is, indeed, a charming, busy Bee! Floye Grimmett Osborne, Convention Social Chairman Floye Grimmett Osborne (U. of Oklahoma '33) brings to the Social Chairman ship vivacious energy and charming know-how with people, parties, policies and projects. Since her marriage she has lived as far east as Boston, as far west as Denver, and as far south as Waco, Texas. In 1950 Floye moved to Westchester County, New York where she has given generously of her time and talents to various organizations including Gamma Phi Beta. Floye and husband Eugene, a buyer for S. H. Kress & Co. and a Lambda Chi Alpha, live in Scarsdale, New York with their son, Gene, Jr., a freshman at Scarsdale High School. The Osbornes attend the Hitchcock Presbyterian Church and are members of the Scarsdale Golf Club where Floye has served as Chairman of the Decorations Committee for their dances and parties. For the past two years she has written the script and personally directed the spectacular Aqua Show. Another of her activities includes membership in the Scarsdale Woman's Club where she serves as her club's representative and secretary for the Scarsdale Recrea tion Council. In addition, Floye is Display Chairman for the 1961 Scarsdale Red Cross Campaign and is a volunteer for the Scarsdale Auxiliary of the White Plains Hospital and has appeared as a model in their annual fund raising fashion show. With all her activities Floye has been a devoted worker in the Westchester alumnje chapter where she has served with good humor and skillful executive ability Panhellenic and Province I as vice-president, president, delegate, member of the International Nominating Committee at the 1956 Convention. Grace Dooley Mahoney U. of Missouri '28 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 19 ected to Phi Beta Kappa Recognition of intellectual capacities, well employed, has come to these Gamma Phi Betas with their elec tion to Phi Beta Kappa. Special praise goes to Alpha Phi chapter at Colorado College for having three members wearing the Phi Beta Kappa key. Theta�Denver University Joyce Barry Eleanor Stark K\PPA� University of Minnesota Rose McDonald "Ki� University of Idaho Judy Bracken Ann Pickard of IVosfi/ngfon Sfofe College is Lynette Squires crowned May Queen, a climax to her many Sigma� University of Kansas previous honors which included Phi Beta Sue Black Kappa, Mortar Boorcf, oncf fhe AAUIV ouf sfonding senior award. Cm�Oregon State College Sharon Calder Vsi� University of Oklahoma Susan Shaw Walker Alpha Zf.TA-Universily of Texas Sally Runcjuist Alpha Xl�Southern Methodist Univeisily Anne Yeager Alpha Phi� Co/orndo College Sue Cannon Pat Crossin Cecilia Anna Travis Bkta .Kl-PHA� University of Soutliern California Janet Kazanjian Bkta Sicma� Hash ington Slale College Patti Meves .Ann Pickard Cecilia Anno Trovis of Coiorodo Col/ege is one of Ihree Phi Befo Kappas chosen from fhe Afpho Phi chapter. Graduated Magna cum laude, she will study Geology ot the University of Ofogo in Dunedin, New Zea land Ihis fall on a Fulbright grant. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1 961 More Phi Beta Kappas , ittgfp''' Judy Bracken, U. of fdoho Lyneffe Squires, U. of Idaho Pat Crossin, Coforodo College Sally Runquist, U. of Texas Sue Black, U. of Kansas Anne Yeager, Southern Methodist U. Phi Kappa Phi Members Gamma� University of Wisconsin Beta Skma� Washington State College Nancy Nesbit Barbara Adamson Joan Radl Joanne Meyer Priscilla X.1� University of Idaho Pipe Lynette Squires Beta Upsilon�/ka?!.vai State University Alpha Upsilon�Penn State University Jan Horsch Lurene Jochem Kathy Reeves Liz Wood Martha Steppe THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 21 Tapped for Mortar Board For leadership, scholarship, and citizenship. Gamma Phi Betas across the country have been chosen for membership in Mortar Board, honorary so ciety for senior women. Theta chapter at Denver Universitv sets a record by having seven mem bers tapped for Mortar Board! In addition to this tremendous accomplish ment, 31 Theta chapter members were either on the Dean's List or the Dean's Honor Roll! Maureen Stewart lot leftl is one of Thefo chopfer's seven Morlor Board members. Gamma� University of Wisconsin Alpha Zzta� University of Texas Pam Heitz Sally Runquist Epsilon�NorIhivestern Universily Alpha Theta� Fandeib;/^ University Polly Ham Helen Bryan Kta� University of California Theresa Jabaley Judy Emsley Alpha Ioia�U.C.LA. Merle Gibbons Sue Bennett Theta�Denfer University Sue McDonald Joyce Barry Alpha Xi�Southern Methodist University Becky Printz Pat Harvey Victoria Rux .Anne Yeager Eleanor Stark .Alpha Pi� IFe5f J'irginia Universily Jacquelyn Stewart Susan Sharpe Maureen Stewart Beta 'Nv� University of Vermont Elizabeth Winchester Deborah A. Hill Lambda� University of Washington Beta Rho� University of Colorado Jean Ingraham Carol Cunningham Judy Emsley, U. of California \l� Universily of Idaho Glenda Powell Sally Jo Nelson Beta Sicm.\� Washington Slate CoUege Kiio� University of Iowa Jesslyn Burdick Evelyn Anderson Joanne Meyer Jeannette Laughlin Janice Pierson Sigma� C//i/tieri(7)i of Kansas .Marge Weytham Karlene Howell Beta Tav� Texas Technological College Sally Sponable Kay Porter Elinor \'arah C;arolyn \'ines Iav� Colorado Slate Universily Beta Vpsivon�Kansas Stale University Pat Wolfe Dorothy Parker Pin- II V;,v/(ing(on I'niversity Caroline Preddy Kathy Carroll Kalhy Reeves Lin Eden Beta Cm� University of Wichiia Bonnie Frederick Joyce Cole Chi�Oregon State College Gam.ma BEt-TA� Universily of Wyoming Sharon Calder Judith -Anderson .\i.PHA BET.x-Univeisily of Xorlli Dakolii Gamma Epsilon� (/niVerii/y of I'ugcl Sound (ieorgia .Aalgaard Barbara Greenfield .Mary Huiican Mortar Roarci Equivalent C.iiol nodson-.Mpha Gamma� Liiiveisilv of Nevada lU'tlianiic Moore� Beta Lambda�San Diego Stale College Carol .\nn .Malone\�Gamma State .\lpha�.Memphis College Merle Gibbins, U. of California 22 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1 961 Mortar Board Threesomes \\^(i-s/iiii.q/(j/i IJtiiversily Lin Eden Cathy Carroll Bonnie Frederick Universily oj Kansas Elinor Varah Sally Sponable Karlene Howell Kcinsas Stcile Uiiivcrsilv Dorothy Parker Kathy Reeves Caroline Preddy THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 23 More Mortar Boards Kay Porter, Texas Tech Mary Duncan, U. ol North Dakota Jeanette Laughlin, U. of lov/a Carolyn Vines, Texas Tech Georgia Aalgaard, U. of North Dakota Evelyn Anderson, U. of lov/a Sharon Calder, Slate Oregon Deborah A. Hill, U. of Vermont Pat Wolfe, Colorado Sfafe U. 24 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 . . . and stul more Mortar Boards Gwen O/son, U. of So. Co/(fornia Poiiy Ham, Northwestern U. Pat Harvey, Southern Methodist U. Judy Anderson, U. of Wyoming Susan Sharpe, West Virginia U. Sally Jo Nelson, U. of Idaho '^ * Glenda Powell, U. of Colorado Carol Cunningham, U. of Colorado Bettianne Moore, San Diego State (Cap and Gown, Mortar Board equivalent). THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 25 CAMPUS ROYALTY Sara Granger University Ball Cjneeii U. of Western Ontario Sandra Sabean University of Texas Blue Bonnet Belle Jane Jarema Pershing Kifle Queen U. of Coloraao Mary Rambo Miss University of Idaho U. of Idaho 26 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1961 Sharon Potts Royal Purple Queen Kansas State U. Marilyn Anderson North Dakota State Green Weefe Queen Pam Townsend Rodeo Queen U. of Arizona Marge Reynolds, Attendant to Campus Day Queen Kent State U. � THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1961 27 Gay Gruber Air Force ROTC Miss Kent State Kent State U. Loree Sanden Engineer's Ball Queen North Dakota State .^ Iargaret Godbold Rotunda Beauty Southern Methodist U. Marsha Salter Miss Scottsdale Arizona State U. 28 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1961 (yWmAj rlflJu Dfife/ SCHOLARS Judy Mai of Kansas State receives the coveted Alumnae Scholarship pin from Mrs. Robert Soger. Judy wos elected Homecoming Queen as a junior, is a member of Mortar Board, Chimes, and Omicron Nu, and served os presidenf of fhe Home Economics Council. Since there are no honorary societies on the University of Toronto campus, individual fac ulties honor their outstanding graduates. This year Jane Kelday, Alpha Alpha's president, and Janet Ross were awarded Teaching Fel lowships by the Faculty of Nursing, thus be coming insfrucfors of first year students during their initial interneship. This is the second year in succession fho* fhe Gamma Phi Beta presidenf has gained this award. Jane Kelday Janet Ross Soro Clawson, U. of Kansas, was one of Carolyn Lessen, VViffenberg U., won Presi Gail Ellis, Bradley U., was highest rank two outstanding seniors fo receive the dential Scholarship for outstanding aca ing senior woman in the university. AAUW award. demic achievement. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 29 Presidents On Parade Carol Evans Lynne Maher Panhellenic President Jr. Panhellenic President U. of Idaho U. of Minnesota Sondra Dale Joanna Nickell Alice Ann Monaghan Judy Mehler Panhellenic President Panhellenic President Panhellenic President President of Sigma Tau Delta Southern Methodist U. Gettysburg College U. of Nevada Penn Sfafe Dione Dovis Lora Leonard Betty Hale Charlotte Allen Presidenf of WAA President of Sogens President of Sigma Alpha lota President of Sigma Alpha lota U. of Colorado U of Nevada Bradley U. U of Colorado 30 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PH| BETA / SEPTEMBER 1961 k i * i "^1^1 i 1 4 ^^H r'P 'j[MT'^'IM^^B r > '^H^l Wfio's Neu; In ^^^^Ki' VVfio's WflO Jon McDono/d Sally Scorlell Arizona State, flagstaff Indiana Slale Teachers Pat Carrily Carol While Dixie Rogers Lady Anne Chamberlain Bradley U. Arizona Stale, Flagstaff Arizona Stofe, flagstaff Soulhern Methodist U. Corol Lindsay Phylliss Brooksby Judi Werti Judy Grimm Ariiona Slale, Flagstaff Ariiona Slale, Flagstaff Bradley U. Bradley U. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 31 Elected to Honoraries Sharron Fie, Iowa Sfafe Kaki Clark, U. of Colorado Cardinal Guild Senofor Psi Chi, Sigma Phi Sigma Carol Clark, Oregon Sfofe Barbara Noldge, U. of Oregon Patrida Gose, fowo Sfafe Sue Pohland, Penn State Thefa Sigmo Phi Phi Beta Sigma Alpha lota Sigma Tau Delta Gretchen Yant, Penn State Dene Davis, Penn Sfofe Mary Jo Hall, Penn Sfofe Joan Dubin, Penn State Phi Upsilon Omicron Sigmo Tou Delta Phi Alpha Theta Sigma Tau Delta Georgio Teskey, U. of Nevada Donna Farber, Sharolyn Sonborn, Konsos Sfofe Diane Fitzgerald, Sagens, Cap and Scroll Indiana State Teachers Omicron Nu Arizona State, Tempe Pamarista Alpha Lambda Delta, Spurs 32 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 Chimes Rang in these Gamma PhIS Judie Bush, U. of Southern Cali fornia, Alpha Lambda Delta, Chimes, Amazons. Chimes, a junior women's honorary, bases its membership on scholarship, leadership, and citizenship. Six members of Beta Upsilon chapter at Kansas State were elected to Chimes, with four of the six becoming Mortar Board members as seniors. From left they are Caroline Preddy, Dorothy Parker, Kathy Reeves, and Judy Mai (all Mortar Board); Janice Wanklyn, and Ellen Claydon. Ellen Kay Hall, Washington U., Chimes and Mu Phi Epsilon, music honorary. CAMPUS HONORS Alpha�Syracuse U. Tracy Bunker�Will spend her junior year Marilyn Hebal�Phi Upsilon Omicron, at the Sorbonne. Sandy Baur�Freshman Women's Honorary, chaplain. Barbara the last semester in Pam Heitz� University Goon Squad member. Page spent Mortar Board, Chairman of school in the Marnie Walrath�Freshman Women's Hon Italy. Transfer Student Orientation, Executive Sue senior in Prov of WSA orary, University Goon Squad. Kennedy�Outstanding Secretary Symposium, Badger Party ince IV; Beta award; alumnae award as out candidate for WS.A Ellie Dickler, Linda Horton, Pat Niver� secretary, Chairman of senior in Beta International University Goon Squad. standing chapter. Department of NSA. Linda Vance�Chairman, Serv Sue Martha Beth Jensen�Panhellenic presi Community HoWy�Badger Beauty, General Chair ices Women's man dent; member of Traditions Commission; Committee, League. of AWS Fashion Show. Joan Nash� Member, Community Services Jo Tau Delta, chariman of University chum program; Jun Isberg�Alpha president. Committee. ior guide; Lambda Sigma Sigma (Junior Jeanette Johnson�Mortar Board, President Ann McMillan� Public Relations Commit of Delta Phi women's honorary); Through the Keyhold; Sigma Phi, Kappa Phi, Crucible tee, Women's Freshman junior senator-at-large to Joint Student Leg League. president. leadership�group leader. Sharon Conn� Chairman, student advisor New islature; president of advertising design hon Publicity junior Foreign for Student Week. orary; Little Sister of Minerva. girls' play. Mary Kaan�Freshman representative of Beta�U. of Michigan Gamma�U. of Wisconsin unit I, Elizabeth Waters Hall. Margaret Skiles�Wivern, junior honorary; Judy Angevine�Senior Honors. Janice Kuyken�Social Chairman of unit V, unit I. Elizabeth Waters Hall. vice-president of the Women's League. Patty Bernick�Vice-President of unit V, Carol Lux� Linda Heric�Lead in Sophomore show, Elizabeth Waters Hall. Alpha Delta Thela, secretary; Chairman of the "Bells .Are Ringing." Mary Birks�Judicial Chairman, 4th floor International New Student Week The following were in jiuiior girls' play- of Chadbourne Hall. program. Chairman Jade Miller, Beth Dillman, Lynn Cockerill, Ellen Cline�Sophomore honors. Pi Lambda Judy Murphy� of the Chad- bourne Hall Social Sue Hard. Theta (Education), Panhellenic Treasurer. Committee. Judy Schuknecht�The fourth Gamma Phi Sue Edwards�Gamma Phi Beta Scholarship Nancy Nesbit-Phi Kappa Phi, Senior Honors. in the past five years to be chosen to write Award. the junior girls' play. Kathryn Fish�Alpha Tau Delta (nursing). Sue Norman�lAWS office staff chairman. Nancy Keefer and Kathy Irons�Honors Katherine Hanson�Co-chairman of the Judy Oakland� JAWS hostess chairman. convocation. Freshman Leadership Training program. Judy Olsen�Sigma Alpha Eta. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 33 with Dinny Dasburg, Marty Frame, BulTy Taylor Big Game Week House Decorations, � Annual Honors \\'.A.A-MU showbook committee. Sigma Chi. Third Place in Spring Sing, with S.AE. Eta�U. of California Radl-Phi Phi Beta U. Joan Kappa Phi, Dean's Honor List�Betsy Barker, Terry Theta-Denver Kappa, SLIC sub-committee on Siudent Or Coultas, Jane Erhardt, Rosemary Green, Penelope .Adair�Dean's List. ganization and Politics. Diane King, Jill Laing, Melinda Phillips, Claudia Akland-Spuis, Board of Governors, Schull-Phi Omicron, Carolyn Upsilon Sandy Scott, Judy Titus, Sharon White. Dean's List. Gamma Phi Beta Award. Scholarship Mortar Board�Judy Emsley, Merle Gib Alexandra Arnoff-Dean's List, Spurs. Steffen�General Chairman o� the Mary bins, vice-president. Nancy Ascherman�Dean's List. WSA and Leadership Participation program. Prytanean�Nancy Dougery, Judy Emsley, Georgia Austin�Spurs, Dean's List. Tetzlafi;� honors. Dorothy Sophomore Merle Gibbins, Judy Meunier. Joyce Barry�Phi Beta Kappa, Fulbright Karen Thorsen� Badger Beauty. Panile� Merle Gibbins, president. Scholar, Dean's Honor Roll, Mortar Board. Sharon Phi Omicron. Unger� Upsilon Torch and Shield-Cecilia Simonich. Phi Sigma Iota, .AWS "Miss Dependability" Karen Wagner�Secretary of the Union Gavel and Quill�Katy Holcombe. Award, graduated summa cum laude. First in Placement Committee. Little Sisters of Minerva�Linda Baker, Jean 1961 graduating class. .Anne Gibson� 'Miss .Madison." Geren, Ann Parker. Donna Brannan�Senior Class Vice-Presi Sharon winner in the Unger� Regional Oski Dolls (Hostesses for the University)� dent. Wisconsin Miss Contest. .Alice-in-Dairyland Judy Glander, Rosemary Green, Paula Con Barbara Budde�Dean's List. ser, Sue Curry, Merle Gibbins. Linda Caviezel�Dean's Honor Roll, Spurs, Northwestern U. Epsilon� Rally Committee�Paula Conser, Melinda Alpha Lambda Delta, Board of Governors, Polly Ham�May Queen, Mortar Board, Moore. Alpha Sigma Chi. AWS President, Student Senate Leadership YWCA�Judy Emsley, vice-president, Judy Linda Davis�Dean's List. Award, Outstanding Junior. Meunier, Barbara St. Amant, and Diane King. Deloras Edick�Dean's List, Board of Gov Game Week Princess� Falken Judy Kompare�WAA Senior Trophy. Big Betsy ernors. Barbara Sims�Shi-.Ai. burg. .Amy Erickson�Dean's List, Board of Gov Susan Corey�Treasurer of Panhellenic. Dream Girl of Delta Sigma Phi�Diane ernors. Judy Allen�Lead in Puccini Opera series. Steele. Louise Garrison�Kappa Delta Pi, Dean's Pi Kappa Lambda. Kappa Alpha Rose Queen Finalist�Sue Honor Roll. Mary Beth Peil�Outstanding Junior, Lead Curry. Margaret Greene�Spurs, Dean's List. in Puccini Opera series. Pi Kappa Lambda. Lambda Chi .Alpha Daffodil Queen Finalist Eleanor Jones�Spurs, Dean's Honor Roll, Carole Shirreffs-Co-Production Manager of �Mary Lee Trees. .Alpha Lambda Delta. WAA-MU. Soph Doll Finalist�Diane Steele. Gloria Kalen�Spurs, Dean's List, Board ot Margie Aiken�Recording Secretarv of .AVVS. Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Atlendant�Sharon Governors. Carole Carbone� Outstanding Freshman, .Mc Phee. Judith Keppen�Dean's List, Spurs, Soph Alpha Lambda Delta. Sweetheart of Sigma Pi�Diane King. omore Class Vice-President. Tish Schumacher� Outslanding Freshman. Alison .Armstrong-Publicity and Sales Pro C:ynthia Law�Dean's List, Spurs. Celia Schmid�.Alpha Lambda Delta, W.A.A- motion Manager for liliie and Gold (year Barbara Little�Spurs, Dean's Honor Roll, MU make-up committee. book). Board of Governors, Alpha Lambda Delta. Susan Nerad� Publicity Chairman of the Nancy Dougery� Head Campus Representa Lou Luske�Dean's Honor Roll, Board of Dolphin Show. tive for Roos .Atkins. Governors, Sigma Alpha Eta. Barbara Nichols�Intramural Chairman of Betsy Falkenburg�Panhellenic Social Chair Norris Mayes�Spurs. WAA. man. Tanya Merrifield�Engineer's Queen, K- Linda Ennis�W.AA Swimming Chairman. Nancy Flint�Head of Volunteers for Cal Book Queen, Spurs, "Phi Kap" Girl. Marsha Perkins� W.A.A Hockey Chairman. ifornia School for the Blind. Sandra Neumann�Dean's List. Diane Beauge- W.A.A honor swimming Merle Ciibbins�Cal Club, Siudent Union Margaret Oesterle�Spurs, Dean's List. team. Forum Board. Marilyn Payne�Board of Governors, Cheer Mary Blomquist� W.A.A-MU principal. Margo Laine�Student Union Forum Board. leader. Jane Brant�W.A.A-.MU cast. Katy Holcombe�Soph Week Chairman. Becky Printz-.Mortar Board, Dean's List. Beth Pierpont�W.A.A-MU make-up com Judy .Meunier� YWC.A Publicity and Pub Victoria Rux-Mortar Board, Dean's List. mittee. lic Relations Chairman. Nancy Ryan�Dean's Honor Roll. Sue Saunders�W.A.A-MU material scout. Chapter Honors�Third Place in .Annual Eleanor Stark�Phi Beta Kappa, Dean's .i(%. Corol Ann Moloney Carol Dodson Martha Steppe Jan Horsch Stale U. Memphis Penn Slale Kansas Stale U. Kansas Slale U. Tassell IMorlor Board Equivalent) Cap and Scroll Phi Kappa Phi Phi Kappa Phi 34 THE � CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1961 tindo Thorp Cardi Toellner Mary Lou Loufek Beverly Eaton lov/a State U. of Wisconsin�Milvraukee Iowa State Oregon State College Omicron Nu Homecoming Court Secretary of Senior cfoss AWS vice president Rooter Club, Minneapolis Women's Advertis Nyle Clark, Bonnie Funk, Kit Stansbury� Honors ing Club scholarship, SIA Board, Kappa Rally Girls. Sigma Dream Girl, Panel of .Americans, Sno- Susie Dewar�Pi Lambda Theta (educa Honor Roll, Board of Governors, Mortar queen contest chairman. tion). Board. Mary Michels�Greek Week secretary. Red Sally Ford�Theta Sigma Phi (journalism). Maureen Stewart�Mortar Board, Dean's Cross solicitations chairman, Greek Week Co- Jen Blackburn�Silver Fish (swimming). List. chairman. Phi Husky Honey Hostesses Jacquelynn Stewart�Mortar Board, Deans Carolyn Odell-Moonlight Girl of Honor Roll, "Outstanding Junior Woman in Sigma Kappa, freshman queen candidate. 1960-1961: Joanne Adolphson, Sue Barrow, Speech" Award, Board of Governors, Sigma Joan Olson�Miss Alexandria, General Col Alice Berry, Suzanne Etheredge, Julie Evan Alpha Eta, Zeta Phi Eta. lege queen. son, Linda Halverson, Peggy Hull (treasurer), Bonnie Todd�Dean's List. Kay Perkins�Campus Carnival Co-chair Carolyn Forney, Janet Nelson, Peachy Wil Helen Vanantwerp�Dean's List. man. liams. Dee Warner�Dean's List. Barb Person�Miss St. Louis Park queen 1961-1962: Joanne .Adolphson, Alice Berry Marjorie White�Dean's Honor Roll. candidate. (president), Julie Evanson, Bonnie Funk, Beth Elizabeth Winchester�Mortar Board, Dean's Mary Thimell�MSA representative. Goulding, Sandy Hertz, Peggy Hull, Toni Honor Roll, AWS Vice-President, Board of Bobbie Velin�Outstanding senior award. Merlino. Governors, Zeta Phi Eta. Mary Vogel�Students for Gunthrie. Individual Honors Val Bond�Elected U.W. representative to U. of Minnesota Lambda�U. of Kappa� Washington the Washington State Nurses Association. Marcia Cameron�SAE's Little Sisters of Fall Quarter� 1st in scholarship. Beth Goulding�Awarded a scholarship in Minerva. Winter Quarter�2nd in scholarship. Occupational Therapy. Karen Carlson�Delta Phi Delta. Our pledge class received the plaque for Barb Steen�accepted into the School of Margot Christenson�Kappa Tau Alpha, maintaining the highest grade point average Medicine, College of Physical Therapy. Theta Sigma Phi. for the first two quarters. Nu�U. of Ella Connelly�MSA representative. Pidge Jenson and Jane Wandell�Sigma Oregon Sue Ekelund�Delta Kappa Epsilon queen Epsilon Sigma. Frances Souvenir�AWS vice-president. Gen finalist. Jan Warrington�Winter Carnival Queen. eral secretary of Junior Week. Gloria Everson�Cheerleader. Sue Barrow�Miss PCI. Jean McCarty�Little Major, ROTC. Carolyn Fink�SAE's Little Sisters of Min Peachy Williams�Bachelor Queen. Barbara Noldge�Phi Beta; winner of full erva, Homecoming queen finalist. Marianne Brunke�Homecoming Queen tuition scfiblarship for '61 -'62. Judy Gilquist�Union Board of Governors, finalist. Lynda Trombetta�Finalist for DU Darling. Freshman Camp Council Coordinator. Peachy Williams�Timber Queen finalist. Linda Johnson�Kwama, sophomore wom Joanne Hendrickson�S.AE's Little Sisters of Carolyn Nelson�Sweetheart of Sigma Chi en's honorary, finalist for Moonlight girl of Minerva. finalist. Phi Sigma Kappa. Connie Heney�Miss St. Paul queen finalist. Sue Barney� Miss Mistletoe runner-up. Carol Elle�Zimmerman scholarship of $200. Lorene Johnson�Miss Flame queen semi- Sue Barney�Frosh Day Queen finalist. Mary Lou Miller�Panhellenic scholarship finalist. Karen Cleghorn�Pi Kappa Alpha Dream chairman. Betty Jenson�S.AE's Little Sisters of Min Girl finalist. Susan Baker�Mu Phi Epsilon, University erva. Kathy Jones�Lambda Chi Crescent Girl singers. Judy Libbey�Welcome Week chairman. finalist. Libby Dawson�S.AE Daughter of Minerva. Lynne Maher�Junior Panhellenic presi Suzanne Etheredge�Navy Ring Dance Jane Berry�International .AWS representa dent. Queen finalist. tive, Kwama secretary. Rose McDonald�Phi Beta Kappa. Toni Merlino�Little Sisters of Minerva. Nancy Sievers�Kwama treasurer. Ruth Mattson�Delta Phi Delta. Helen Lundin�Freshman Class Treasurer. Sue Martindale and Jean Harn� Phi Theta Judy Mellin�Minneapolis Aquatennial Peggy Hull�Junior Class Secretary. Upsilon, junior women's honorary. Queen. Sally Ford-AWS President. Pat Sherlock�Freshman class AWS rep Kaye Michels�Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Susan Birkenmeyer�Matrix Table. resentative. (sophomore women's honorary). Chimes, Jean Ingraham�Mortar Board. Judy McShatko�Sigma Delta Pi, Spanish Greek Week queen. Kappa Tau Alpha and Peggy Hull, Jean Ingraham�Totem Club. honorary, chairman of \Vorld Affairs Week. Theta Sigma Phi (journalism honoraries). Na Sue Barney (president), Nyle Clark, Bonnie Virginia .Anderson� President of Theta tional Science Foundation Research Grant, Funk, Helen Lundin, Kit Stansbury�W-Key. Sigma Phi, .ASUO public relations chairman. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1961 35 chairman. .second place in Coed Follies; first place in Cadence Countesses, Union assislani Lincoln Coed Follies Travelers Act; first place in the La Rae Richter-Y-I eens, projecl. Honors Psi Sweet Nebraska Ball Intramurals; second place in Rose Ann Saalfeld-Beta Sigma the roller skating relay at Spring Day; second heart, Gamma Delta secretary. Kslher .Andrus� Iheta Sigma Phi. place in the Phi Delta Theta Turtle Race. Karen Schroeder� Fassels. .Nu was a finalist in the all Miss She- chapler campus Carol .Alt�A.U.F. assistant chairman. Miss Rhoda Skirt-Lincoln project. sing. Lincoln finalist. Delta-Theta, .Miss Lincoln. Xi-U. of Idaho Bonnie Bailey-Lincoln project, Newman Carolyn Stabenow-Y-Teens Counselor, Print. Judy Bracken� Phi Beta Kappa. Club. Young Republicans, Miss Blue Judy Brown�Delta Sigma Phi Sweetheart Sallv Copple� Lincoln project. Builders. Kay Spark-Cadence Countesses. Finalist, Pom Pom Girl, Junior Panhellenic \'icky Cullen�Builders assistant. Spring Day Kitty Troxell-Cadcnce Countesses, Miss President. committee, Lincoln project. Union chairman. Nebraska University. Judy Conklin�.AWS Secretary. Miss University finalist. Linda Turnbull�Delta Upsilon Sweetheart. Vivian Dickamore�Delta Rho. Denker�.A.W.S. secretary. Sigma Jeanne Rho�U. of Iowa C:arol Evans� Panhellenic President. Sue Elliot�Tassels. Sue Fisk� S.AE Sweetheart Finalist. Jeannine Fenton�Lincoln project. Evelyn .Anderson-Junior Panhellenic Rep Jill Fouche�Sigma Alpha Iota. Sherrill Geistlinger- Cadence Countesses. resentative; Panhellenic secretary and repre Dianne Heller-Phi U. Alice Haldiman-Y.W.CA. sentative to Student Council; Orientation Celeste Jones� Homecoming Queen, Maid Carol Hodges�Cadence Countesses vice- leader; Social Chairman of Honors Program; of Honor at May Fete. president. .Alpha Lambda Delta; Mortar Board. Judy John.son� Lambda Chi .Alpha Crescent Ginny Hubka�Student Union Board, Barbara Anderson�A.D.H.A. Girl Finalist. Homecoming Queen finalist. Tassels secretary. Nancy Bergsten�CP.C. subcommittee; Judy Kempton�.Air Force Sponsor. Jackie litis�Cadence Countesses, Tassels, member of committee editing Herky Hints Patsy McCullough�R.O.r.C. Sponsor, Navy W.A.A. Board. (handbook for incoming students); Alpha Ball Queen Finalist, First Runner up for Miss Carole Kauffman�W..A..A. Board. Lambda Delta; highest pledge grade point. U.of I. Julie Kay�Builders treasurer. Janet Burns�Hajukeye staff. Sally Jo Nelson-.ASUI Executive Board, Donnette Keys� Miss Air Force 1960, Ne Karen Burns�Senior representative to Pan Mortar Board. braska Sweetheart finalist, May Queen finalist. hellenic; Panhellenic treasurer. Mary Joyce Rambo� Miss University of Judy Keys� Union assistant chairman. Judy Carslcnsen� N.E.A. Idaho. Merry Leitschuck�Cadence Countesses, Judy Conlin� .Alpha Lambda Delta; Seals. Lynette Squires� Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Beta Wesley Board. Judy Everingham�Seals; W.R.A. Board; Kappa. Jackie Loske�Senior Dorm Counselor. Central Judiciary Board. Margaret Fatko� One of the Top 1.") Seniors, Linda Marquardt� Union, Sigma Alpha Eta Julie Filbert-Newman Club. May Queen. as.sociate member. Jo .Ann Frederick�.A.D.H..A.; Profile Pre Nancy Yount�Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Sylvia McNally�Builders Board, Red Cross views Commiltee. Spurs�Judy Brown, Maria Tauscher, Nancy Board, Sigma .Alpha Ela associate member. Donna Gavin�Sigma Alpha Ela. Yount. Julie Moran�.A.U.F. Board, Young Demo Nicki Gustin�CP.C. subcommittee; Gamma Vandalettes- (Drill Team)-Cherry Allgair, crats. Alpha Chi. Mary Lee Frye, Joanne Heller, Ann Jacobs, Pat .Moulton-Sigma Alpha Eta associate Dargy Hamilton� Freshman Council; Spin Maria Tauscher, CJarolyn Wyllie. member. sters Spree Committee; .A.W.S.; Honors status. Alpha Lambda Delta�(Freshman Women's Joan Myhren�Lincoln project. Builders Linda Hamilton�.A.D.H.A. Scholastic Honorary)� Maralee Rowland, vice-president. Student L'nion committee Carol Ingraham�Dat7y lowan staff writer; Nancy Yount. chairman. Ideal Nebraska Coed finalist. Junior Greek Week secretary; Hawkeye staff. Helldivers�(Swimming Honorary)�Judy Attendant in the Ivy Day Court, Dean's Ad Carolyn Jensen�Executive Orientation Kempton, Judy Libby, Carol Evans, Cherry visory Board. Council; Executive Cabinet of Student Coun Allgair, Carol Falk, Marlene Finney, Sue Karen Muehlich� Wesley chair, Wesley cil; Editor-in-chief of 1962 Hawkeye; Copy Fisk, Janet McBratney, Nancy Wohletz. Board. editor of 1961 Hawkeye; Daily lowan stall; Little Sisters of Minerva� (S.AE)� .Ann Sue Pandzik�Senior Dorm Counselor. Fheta Sigma Phi; .Alpha Lambda Delta. Jacobs, Sallic Lattimore, Julie Madden. Kathy Pehrson�Home Economics Club. Nan Johnson�Highlanders, Big sister. Karen Pflasterer� Nebraska University Profile Previews; High Pi�U. of Nebraska Sally Johnson� Cheerleader. landers; C.P.C. subcommittee; Honors status. Chapter Honors�Second place in the Ivy Julie Porter�.Aquaquettes, A.U.F. chair Sharon Larson�.A.D.H.A.; Miss S.U.I, com Day Sing; first place on homecoming display; man, Lincoln, project, Yoimg Republicans, mittee. Jon Juffer Sally Anderson Liz Wood Lurene Jochem Iowa Stole U. of Wisconsin�Milwaukee Penn State Penn State Cheerleader Phi Kappa Phi Phi Kappa Phi Phi Kappa Phi 36 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 lindo Nelson Judy Peterson Frances Souvenir Claudia Austin Bradley U. Idaho State U. of Oregon Texas Tech Secretary of Junior class Miss Blackfoot of I960 AWS vice presideni Secretary of Sophomore class test for originality and also tied for second Jean Erickson�.Angel Flight. Honors place in the University Sing contest on Janet Cole�Angel Flight. Mother's Day week-end. Gamma Phis ranked Dot Hartbauer�Head of delegation to the third scholastically out of 14 sororities for Model UN. Miss S.U.I. Jeanette Laughlin� Pageant first semester. Barbara Ossian�CWENS, Junior Panhel Orientation Old Board; Leader; Highlanders; lenic. Gold Union Board Fine Arts U. of Kansas Singers; CP.C; Sigma� Susan Cole-CWENS. Subcommittee; Union Board; Senior Class Karlene Howell�President of AWS, Mortar Lesley Hagood-CWENS. Vice-President; Lambda Delta; Mortar Alpha Board, La Confrerie, Watkins scholar. Secre Molly Molden-CWENS. Board. tary of Jay Janes, alumna member of CWENS. Suzanne Runnells-CWENS. Blanca Seals. Lippisch� Elinor Varah�Watkins scholar, Co-Secre Sharon Gale�Commander of .Angel Flight. Marcia Loyd� Highlanders. tary of KU-Y, Secretary of Model UN, Secre Sara Clawson�Pi Lambda Theta, one of Maxant� sister; Univer Judy Big Penguins; tary of Mortar Board, National Science Foun two senior women honored by AAUW. Chorus. sity dation Grant, Junior College Day steering Mary Lou Beisecker� Outstanding Senior Messer� Profile Previews. Jean committee of AWS. Woman in the School of Business on the Michaelsen� Ameri Shirley Kappa Epsilon; Brenda Nothdurft�Out-of-state chairman basis of grades, activities and service. Beta can Pharmaceutical of Association; Secretary for Statewide Activities, Vice-President of Phi Gamma Sigma (honorary business organiza the class. Junior Pharmacy Beta Lambda (honorary business fraternity). tion). Seals. Jean Milligan� President of Pi Omega Pi (honorary business Elaine Allen�Varsity Cheerleader. Sue Orienta Nehring�Young Democrats; education fraternity), assistant instructor in Nancy Longwood�Mu Phi Epsilon, A Ca tion Leader; Union Board subcommittee. the School of Business. pella Choir. Linda Parker�Y.W.C.A. representative. Marilyn Simpson� People-to-People Pro Sandra Aldrich�Mu Phi Epsilon, alumna Rabe�Panhellenic Carolyn Representalive; gram, Corresponding Secretary of SNE.A, Jr.- member of CWENS. Greek Week Highlanders; Leadership Ban Sr. Breakfast committee for All Women's Day, Linda Swander�Theta Sigma Phi (honorary quet. Playday chairman for WRA. journalism fraternity). Public Relations Com Sheri Lynn Taapken�Highlanders Social Nancy Kinter�Little Sisters of Minerva mittee of All Student Council, Assistant Man Board. (associated with Sigma Alpha Epsilon frater aging Editor of the University, Daily Kansan. Polly Taylor� Big sister; Hawkeye Women's nity), chairman of Mademoiselle College Sue Black�Phi Beta Kappa, National Sci residence editor; Mecca Queen candidate. Board, Past Secretary of Young Republicans, ence Foundation Grant, Freshman Dorm Pat Terry�Profile Previews. Senior Announcements chairman. Senior Cla.ss Counselor. Maralynn Torode�C.P.C. subcommittee; Executive Committee. Connie Smith-President of the Home Eco Spinster's Spree Publicity committee; Orien Sue Tinsley�Secretary-Treasurer of Quack nomics Club. tation Leader; Pep Club secretary; Panhel Club, Little Sisters of Minerva. Ann Binford�Tau Sigma. lenic handbook editor; Student Council com Susan Lake�Secretary of Young Republi Neola Kinkel�Pi Lambda Theta, Quack mittee chairman in charge of editing Herky cans, County chairman in Statewide Activi Club, head of delegation to Model UN. Hints; Mother's Day Publicity chairman; ties, KU-Y executive council. Student Re Audrey Reynolds�La Confrerie. Young Republican's Club co-chairman. ligious Council, Le Cercle Francais. Janis Tomlinson�Queen Committee for Carolyn Walch�N.E.A. Jan Wise�Freshman dorm counselor, Presi Greek Week, AWS Program Committee. Janie Walker� Big sister. dent of the .Art Education Club, Party picture Vicki Benson�Greek Week Scholarship Din Tucky Wheeler�.A.W.S. Subcommittee; editor for the yearbook. Secretary and Elec ner Chairman. W.R.A. Committee. tions Committee of the All Student Council, Connie Clendenin�Honorary Jay Jane from Diane .Artus� Top five for Inter-Fraternity All Women's Day and Memorial Scholarship the freshman pep club. Council Queen; top five for Honorary Cadet committees of AWS. Ruth Moyer�Vice-president of Jay Janes, Colonel. Sally Sponable�Treasurer of La Confrerie, All Women's Day Steering Committee, Sue Corson�Hawkeye staff; Co-chairman of Mortar Board, President of Jay Janes, Pan People-to-People Program. Student Council Publications Committee for hellenic Council, County chairman for State Sandy Bornholt�AWS Senate, CWENS. 1962. wide .Activities. Cindy Eggleston�Commencement Com Judy Erickson�Soph. Representative to Eva Vachal�.American Pharmaceutical Asso mittee of All Student Council. AWS. ciation, Kappa Epsilon (honorary for women Mary Penney�Co-Treasurer of KU-Y. Cherie Orr�Top Five for Inter-Fraternity in pharmacy). Carolyn Lehman�KU-Y Executive Council, Pledge Council Queen; Hillcrest Queen. Ann Patzman�Omega Tau Iota (club for CWENS. Gamma Phi Beta with the Sigma Nus won future occupational therapists). Marilyn Estes� Pi Lambda Theta. a second-place in the Homecoming Float con Virginia Langston�Omega Tau Iota. Andrea Ash�Panhellenic Council. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 37 Cheerleader. Elaine Schoendaller�German club secre Jane Bacheller-Frcshman Cliecileader, Green Honors tary. Linda Bass-Freshman Merry Jo Stewart� Home Economics coun and Gold ie\iew. club. cil executive officer, Evans-WAA ski' learn. Swan Melissa Weeks�.Attendant lo Sl'.A Carnival reporter, -Aggie Angel Jan (aiididale for Prom and Cindv Army Cadelles, (.)nerii, Allendant lo .A FO Winler Piincess. junior queen Alpha Hamillon-Spius, (.amma Rho AWS Isl council. WAA. P.K. majors club. Naiu\ Kinler�.Atlciidanl lo Greek Week queen, Vice-presidenl, (udiciarv Associated Slurlents legislature, Hesperia, Pan Heckcnlivcly-Sigma Alpha Eta, Queen. Marilyn hellenic Counselette, outstand Freshman Leadership C:onfeience. Gail Goodman� Fiji Girl of Phi Gamma representative, Bacteriology club, New Delta. ing junior. Meg Bilby-Spurs, Robin club treasurer. man club, U.N. Assistant so Marcia Nelson� Crescent Girl of Lambda Wyatt� Bacteriology days delegate. Pat Wolfe�Hesperia, German club. Mortar ciety editor of the Collegian, Counselette, C:hi Alpha. Board, Greek Week central committee, AWS leader. Green and Gold review. Fresh Ray Welty Gilles�.ATO Winler Princess. group Chairman, French Club, outstand man leadership conference. Kathy Sowder�Attendant to Sigma Phi Ep Judiciary Linda P.E. club, Pan silon Sweetheart. ing junior. James� majors Junior Carlene Borgenson�Varsity cheerleader, hellenic president. Chapter Honois Snowball Queen attendant, Aggie Angels, .Alta Jones�Theater guild, lead in "Diary Gamma Ski Frank." First place trophy in Inter-Fraternity Sing. .AWS representative. Pi Mu, of .Anne club. Lynn Perry-Art club. Ski club. Tau�Colorado State U. Linda Chojnowski-WAA, Ski club, CSU Mandy Phelps�Varsity Cheerleader, Green Pat .Adams-Siudent Occupational Therapy Concert Band. and Gold review. As.socialion, Universily Singers, .Aggie Angels. Barbara Clausen� Bacteriology club secre Cathy Russ�Spurs, Alpha Lambda Delta, Jo Agee�Runner-up for Sigma Phi Epsilon tary and incoming vice-president. Gamma Pepperettes, Counselette. Sweetheart. Delta, Counselette, Lambda Chi Alpha queen Becky Stone�Freshman Class secretary, Marcia Baker�W.AA Treasurer, incoming candidate. Sigma .Alpha Eta. President, Freshman Leadership Conference Judy Coleman�Delta Omicron Iota, Uni Tau chapter received third place for Col Central Commiltee, P.E. majors club. versity Singers, Spurs, Madrigal Choir, Miss lege Days float. Carleen Brown� Hesperia Secretary, Coun C.S.U. finalist, Counselette, Greek Week Tal Pledges won the Sigma Chi Plum Street selette Executive Board, PEO, Presbyterian ent Show. trophy for the third year in a row. choir. Mary Kay Fuertges-Homecoming Queen, Carol Cazer�Ski club, P.E. club. Spur-of-lhe-Monih, Alpha Lambda Delta, majors Phi�Washington U. Jean Currnece� Kappa Mu Epsilon social Hesperia, Sigma Alpha Eta, Panhellenic pub chairman. Chemistry club, German club, Pan licity manager, outstanding sophomore, thea Mortar Board� Kathy Carroll, Lin Eden hellenic representative. ter guild. Delta Delia Delta scholarship. (vice-president), Bonnie Frederick (secretary). Joan Dalby�Art club, candidate for Alpha Bonnie Graney-Student Occupational Chimes, Junior honorary�Ellen Hall. Gamma Rho queen. I'herapy Association, Greek Week central Mu Phi Epsilon, Music honorary�Ellen Lorraine Debrie�Siudent Occupational committee, .AWS secretary, outstanding sopho Hall. Therapy .Association, Siudent Union Hostess. more, All-School Leadership conference. Sil Eta Mu Pi, Retailing honorary�Judy Kol Elaine Glantz�Skit Nite Central Commit ver Spruce. cyski, Marilyn Meriwether. tee, Home Economics council vice-president. Jan Hayes�Home Economics club, Counsel Alpha Lambda Delta�Carol Whitlock. Army Cadettes. ette, AWS legislature. Student Education Asso Fine Arts Council�Eileen Lindemann, Fay Linda Grayson�WAA executive council, ciation. Lubbert, Nanette Kubec. German club, Counselette treasurer. Pi Barbara Heckenlively-CSU Best Dressed Business School Council�Judy Kolcyski. Gamma Mu, U.N. Days representative. co-ed. Kappa Delta Pi, Education honorary�Bon Cyndy Jeffreys�Omicron Nu president. Linda Poos�Tau Beta Sigma, CSU wind en nie Frederick. Kay Hamill�Hesperia, Associated Students semble, group leader. Student Senate� Kalhy Carroll, Lin Eden, Legislature, Home Economics council, AWS Sue Macintosh�Talent Knights, Interna Marilyn Meriwether. fashion show co-chairman. tional days, Greek Week Talent Show, Star- Angel Flight, AFROTC honorary-Carol Kathy Kasubke� P.E. majors club vice-presi finder review. Green and Gold review. Bu.ssclman, Lin Eden. dent, W.A.A volleyball sports head, Aggie Shirley Spires�Ski club. Associated Junior Retailers�Palsy Cooper, Angels, AWS fashion show model. Sharon Weiss�Ski club, Sigma Epsilon Carolyn Feld. Marjorie Palm�Group leader. Lambda Chi Kappa, Freshman-Sophomore Beauly contest Campus Y Base Cabinet�Nanette Kubec. .Alpha Queen candidate. finalist. Campus Y Iniernational Bazaar�Jola Geor Betty Jean Roach� \\'.A.A, Counseleite. Carol .Asmus� Green and Gold review. gian, Nanette Kubec. Jeon McCcr^y Elaine Higginbotham Heather Stratlon Toddene Watkins U. of Oregon Texas Tech U. of Manitoba U. of Nevada tilde Mo/or, ROTC Student Union Council Lady Slick of Arts Faculty Sagebrush Editor 38 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1961 Fraternities Choose these Queens Diane Steele Penny Roberfs Jan Parker Judith Sution U. of California West Virginia If. Bowling Green U. West Virginia U. Dream Cirl of Delta Sigma Pfii Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Queen Delta Upsilon Bike Race Queen Teke Sweetheart Gail McLain-Phi Chi Theta. Donna Shirley�Ducks; Tassels. Honors Marilyn Gilmore�Orange O, service honor Bclh Stone-Pro Golf. ary. Public relations chairman of AWS. Sidney Sullivant�Big Woman on Campus. Charlene Weaver� Lambda Uetrccht� Panhellenic�Lin Eden (secretary), Charlotte Alpha Delta, Margaret .Alpha Lambda Delta; Beaver staff. one of the 10 for Miss O.U. Willis (social chairman). top Omicron Nu. Chancellor's Council� Kathy Carroll. Judy Johnson� Hudson� Hall chairman for Omega�Iowa State Leadership Camp�Kathy Carroll, Lin Eden. Ginger Hawley Dad's Week-end. Honors�First winner of Sor- Quad Show Choreographer�Sandy Bartlett. Chapter place Roth�AWS Talons. Dor first Greek Band and Orchestra�Ellen Hall. Joy Gay secretary. sing; place Week-pledges. Linda New AWS Baldwin� Board of Student Affairs� Kathy Carroll. Daving� secretary. Betty Sigma Alpha Iota, Writer's /?a?ome/er staff. Roundtable. Student Recruitment�Lin Eden, Ellen Hall. Becky Redding� Sue DeGraff�Y round table. Bebe Bane� Freshman Orientation�Lin Eden, Bonnie Home Ec. Council president. Phi Charlotte Willis. Upsilon Omicron vice-president. Made Frederick, Psi�U. of Oklahoma moiselle Freshman Counselor�Carol Whitlock. College Board. Anona Adair�Chairman of Student Bratten� Dean's Honor Roll�Lin Eden, Carol Whit Trips, Marilynn Yearbook Photography chairman of tickets for Sooner vice- Varieties flash acts lock. Scandals, editor. Co-chairman, president of Union Activities Council, presi Homemaker staff writer. Chi� State Oregon College dent of Union Activities Council, Secretary of De Ann Brooks�Yearbook residence editor. Beverly Eaton�AWS vice-president, SAE Union Activities Board, Executive Committee Daily reporter. Daughter of Minerva, Finalist for Betty for homecoming; Executive Committee for Jan Christiansen�Phi Upsilon Omicron. Co-ed, Talon social chairman. Dad's Day, Executive Committee for Mother's Katy Denny�All University Elections Com Sharon Calder�Mortar Board, Kappa Day, Executive Committee for Career Con miltee Secretary. Lambda Sigma. ference, Big Woman on Campus; Outstanding Sharron Fie�Cardinal Guild Senator. Carol Clark�Theta Sigma Pi, Carnation Member. Julie Freund�Delta Phi Delta secretary, Girl, Cultural Events editor. Barometer. Mary Ann Bulla�Alpha Lambda Delta; Student religious council secretary. Singers. Shirley Grant�Dean's Honor roll. Tassels. Barb Gowan�Yearbook academic editor, Judy McCreary�Dean's Honor roll; sopho Nancy Ilene Burke�President of Shadow homecoming promotions chairman. more scholastic honorary. Box. Pat Gose� Singers, Sigma Alpha Iota Presi Carlynn Ackerman�Beaver preview hous Kay Carlson�Honorary Company Com dent, Sigma .Alpha Iota sword and "I" award. ing chairman. Homecoming tickets chairman. mander. Linda Hawkins�Home Economics Re Joan McCurdy�Housing chairman for Marion Craighead�.Alpha Lambda Delta. cruitment Art chairman. Dad's week-end, chairman of Homecoming Sandy Davis�President of O.U. Panhellenic; Ginger Holcomb�Omicron Nu; first place talent show. Secretary of Big Eight Panhellenic. scholastically in Junior class-Home Economics Sara Carson�Prograins chairman, Beaver Betsy Deford�Calendar Chairman of Union College. Preview. Representatives Council. Jan Juffer�Singers, cheerleader, Veishea Leilani Harshbarger�Secretary of Y round Marcia Hewitt�.Alpha Lambda Delta; Or sales staff secretary. table. Lamplighters. chesis. Mary Lou Loufek�Cardinal Guild cabinet, .Anne Richards� Routine chairman of Sea Hubbard� Lambda Delta. Greek Week Janna .Alpha Queen finalist, Panhellenic rep horses, Aquabals, swimming honorary. Sally Jeter�Upper class Scholarship Award. resentative to .All Universily Elections Com Deanna Broer�Finalist for Miss Corvallis, Dru Kaiser�Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart. mittee, Senior class secretary. Carnation girl. Joan Kalman�Ducks. Phyllis Lovrien� Home Economic Recruit Jean Miller�Court of Junior-Senior Prom Ann Lynch�Tassels; Fulbright Scholarship; ment Chairman, Activities Advisory Service. queen. Alpha Lambda Delta. Sharon McDonald�Singers, Sigma Alpha Diane Logman� Outstanding woman in Mary McCoy�Orchesis. Iota, W.AA scholarship winners. Pi Mu Ep school of Business and Technology; senior Lou Ann Roach�Senate Representative. silon. honor siudent. Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Chi Theta; Susan Shaw Walker-Phi Beta Kappa; .Al Belle MacQuaker-Dance Intermissions winner of National Business Education award pha Lambda Delta; Tassels; Mortar Board; chairman- Homecom ing, for outstanding achievement. Siudent Senate; Secretary of Senior class; Can Lois Marra�Sigma .Alpha lola, .Athletics Marilyn McClennen�Honor student in didate for Miss O.U.; Big Woman on Cam Evenls secrelary-Homecoming, Home Eco School of Science. pus. nomics Council, Varsity "I" Queen Attendant. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1 961 39 Inter Rosemary Blyth� Household Science 6T4 Anne Pezzack-P. & H. E. Basketball, Medallion Honors Class President, Badminton, Household Eco faculty Basketball Official, Bronze nomics Open House. (swimming). Bonnell-P. & H. E. Basketball Gloria award for highest Ginny Martin�Queen Selections Chairman- Beverly Pinkus-Chapter Team Women's Athletic academic 19.59-60. Homecoming. Home Economics Style Show (11), Undergraduate standing P. Sc H. Bad Association. Coordinator. Association, E. Open House, Leslie Rolph-Panhellenic minton, "T" Athletic Letter, Inter Fellowship in Nurs Jeri Nervig�Veishea bands Chairman. Junior Janet Ross-Teaching Baseball, Marian Parker� Blast Chairman, Freshmen faculty Volleyball Official, Outstanding ing, Nursing Badminton, Volleyball, Basketball Coach. 6T1 Student Service and Yearbook Cardinal Guild Chairman. Pledge, Pharmacy Rep. Rep. Bozek� House, St. Pat Sadleir� Yearbook. Becky Roland�Science Council. Joan Pharmacy Open Nursing Michael's Professional Club, Ekene� Basketball and Margie Shramek�Cardinal Guild Cabinet, Undergraduate Judy Intercollegiate Pharmaceutical Association. "Third Colour" .Athletic .Award, U. of Cardinal Guild secretary. Junior Clawson� P. &: H. E, Swim Team, & Senior Bonnie Toderoff� Blast Judges and Tro Lynda T. Athletic Letter, Junior Pharmacy Badminton, Basketball, Athletic Basket phies Chairman. Pharmacy Volleyball Letters, Pharmacy Softball, Coach, Basketball Official. Badminton Under Pat Vance�Singers, Sigma Alpha Iota sec Interfaculty ball, Rep., Open House, Cook�United Nations Club Vice- Pharmaceutical Association. retary. Marilyn graduate President, Head to Model Carol Stevenson�U. C Univer Connie Waggoner� Homecoming Queen Delegate University Volleyball, United Nations. & Sullivan Orchestra. Candidate, Pep council. Officials club presi sity Symphony, Gilbert Dawson� dent. Recruitment commiltee. Libby Pharmacy Hockey, Open Lesley Wilson-P. & O. T. Open House. House, .Softball, Basketball, 6T3 Athletic Karen Waggoner�Ticket sales Chairman- Barbara Young� U. C. Follies Choreogra Basketball "Phlash" Cartoonist, Homecoming. Rep., Rep., pher. Swim Basketball Tour Ann Walby�Omicron Nu, Phi Upsilon Rep., Intercollegiate nament .Athletic Beta-U. of North Dakota Omicron. Publicity, Junior Pharmacy Alpha Pharmaceutical Asso Norma Wanek�Head Cheerleader, Pep Letter, Undergraduate Georgia Aalgaard� Mortar Board, Presideni ciation. council. of .AWS, SAE Little Sisters of Minerva, Stu Durance� Basketball, Karen Wander� Pep council, Delta Fau Judy Nursing Volley dent Relations Committee, Homecoming Yearbook Athletic Delta Princess. ball, Staff, Association, Comm. Baskelball Club, Judy Wilkins-Della Phi Delta. University Undergraduate Patricia .Anderson�.ACE and Delegate to Council, Public Relations Chairman, Home Karen Anderson-C;heerleader, Pep Council. Int. Convention, SEA. Float Committee. Linda 'Fhorp� Bomb Beauty finalist, Omi coming Sandra .Anderson� S.AE Little Sisters of &.- H. E. cron Nu. Carolyn Hayward-P. Volleyball, Minerva. Basketball, .Association, Bowl Mary Perry-Navy Ball Queen .Attendant, Undergraduate Ashland�Psi Nu. Athletic Carolyn Princess finalist. ing, Softball, Letter, Nursing Volley Pledge Ann Barger�Student Union Board of Gov Cur ball Coach, U. C Volleyball Coach, P. & O. T. Linda Larsen� Home Economics Core SAE Little Sisters of Minerva. "T" U. of T. Ath ernors, riculum Committee. Volleyball Coach, Junior Balsukot� Public Events Committee. letic Award. Marly Karen Amling�Recruitment Committee Bergan� Registration Committee, SAE council. Jane Kelday�Nursing Blue & White Rep., Kay Kay Carpenter� Pep Little Sisters of .Minerva, Alpha Delta Theta, Neve� Lambda Delta. Undergraduate Council, Hockey, Baskelball, Nancy Alpha Panhellenic and Medical Technology Scholarship, Gwen Lankford�Gamma Gamma. Badminton, Blue Gold Convenor, Teach Council. ing Fellowship in Nursing. Alpha Alpha�U. of Toronto Bonnie .McBurney� U. C. Athletic Associa Mary Bjorgen�Ma(/e/�Oiie//e College Board, Dacotah Student Staff. Annabel .Alteman�Panhellenic Secretary. tion, Volleyball (player, manager, and assist Brenda Boelter�WR.A Judy .Anderton� P. & H, E. Baskelball and ant coach). Representalive. Open House, .All-Varsity Revue (dancer). Claire McCausland� U. C Follies (singer Linda Bolton�SEA. Kathy Basta� Nursing Basketball (manager). and dancer). Sherry Braheny�Junior Panhellenic Coun Volleyball, Undergraduate .Association, Year Helen Nagy�Pharmacy Open House, Un cil, Tritons. book Editor, Homecoming Float Parade Com dergraduate Pharmaceulical .Association, St. Sonja Dahl-Delta Psi Kappa, Homecoming miltee, 6T2 Social Rep., S.AC Siudent Sym Michael's Professional Club. (.)ueen C;ontestant, PEMM. posium Delegate. Barbara Petry-P. & O. T. Open House. Jerry .Ann Davis�Student Council. Fraternity Sweethearts Corinne Quam, North Ookoto Sfote, is crowned Sweetheart of Joyce Lein Carolyn Adell Sigma Chi. North Dakota State U. of Minnesota White Rose Queen of Sigma Nu Moonlight Cirl of Phi Sigma Kappa � 40 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1961 "*��� V Jacksa Janice Jackie Turpin Valerie Johnson Lucette Rojeck U. of Wyoming Idaho State U. of Colorado Arizona State, Flagstaff Miss Young Republican Snow Queen Oulsfonding Sophomore in WAA Snow Carnival Queen ol Wyoming Teke Sweetheart Dorothy Howell�Senior Class committee. Minda McComb� Pi Kappa .Alpha sweet Honors Janet Lagomarsino�Sophomore Class Com heart finalist. mittee. Jan Goedeke� Model for AAVS Orieniaiiou Lynn De La Pointe-Dean's List, .Alpha Lora Leonard�Sagens, Sagens President, Board Style Show. Lambda Delta. Junior Class commiltee. Pat Hudnall�Honored for highest grade .Aliceann President Panhellenic Mary Duncan�Mortar Board, SAE Little Monaghan� average in journalism school. Sisters of Minerva, President of Panhellenic council. Lynn Pritchard� President of Phi Upsilon Council, Grey Gowns, President of Junior Linda Pearce�Sagens. Omicron. Panhellenic Council. Linda Smith�Sagens, Homecoming com Fran Neely�Counselor at Gamma Phi Beta Women's class committee. Karen Dybdal�Concert Band. mittee. Upper camp near Denver. Lana Elliott-Opera, Choral Union. Georga Tesky�Sagens, Cap and Scroll, Grace Papendick�Siudent musical chorus. Jane Kaiser� Psi Nu, Orchesis. AWS council. Women's Upper Class com Jan Klawiter�Chairman of mock U.N. dele Gayle Kelly-SEA, ACE. miltee. gation. Toddine Watkins�Editor cam Mary Lee�Sigma Upsilon Nu, Social Work Sagebrush, Sandy Gibbons�Majoretle. Club. pus paper; Sagens; AWS Council; Public re Mary Marlin�Majorette, finalist for Sigma lations committee. Mavis Lamont� University Concert Band, Chi Derby Day queen. Maxine Election Orchestra, Sigma .Alpha Iota. Wright� Board. Karen Lehr�Phi Upsilon Omicron, Penates Alpha Epsilon�U. of Arizona Alpha Delta�U. of Missouri (Sec.-Treas.). Sally Barie�Chimes; SUAB Recreation Lein�White Rose of Delta races novel Joyce Queen Sigma Upsilon Campustowne ly Committee Secretary; AWS Representative; Nu. car trophy. Angel Flight Secretary; Military Ball Queen Laurel Meier�Panhellenic Council, Student First Place Trophy in Sorority Sing. Runner-Up; Desert Queen Attendant; AWS Council Member at Large, SAE Little Sisters Theo Homeyer�President of M-Women. Women's Day Stage Chairman. of Minerva. Corrine Fischer� Fan Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Janet Barrett�Spurs; SU.AB Public Rela Mullen� Panhellenic Council. fare for Siudent Court MSA stu Molly Junior '50, Justice, tions Secretary; SUAB Hosting Committee JoAnn Nelson-SEA, ACE, SAE Little Sis dent coordinator. Kappa Sigma sweetheart Chairman; Assemblies Committee. ters of Minerva. finalist. Carolyn Bradley�Spurs, Treasurer; Artist Sharon Ohm� of Bea Bev Lawe�Miss Mizzou calendar final SE.A, ACE, Recipient girl, Series Committee; SUAB News and Events trice Johnstone Award for Outstanding Senior ist for Greek Week queen. Committee. in Education. Kidd�Finalist for ball Elementary Kathy military Linda Brown�Phidelphias (Phi Delta Brenda Oland�Basketball Cheerleader, queen. Theta Auxiliary). Football Cheerleader, AWS Board Lana Yoekum�Phi Sigma Iota, finalist for Secretary, Peggi Bulger�Mermaids. of Publications. Sigma Alpha Mu sweetheart. Jane Chandler�Beta Beta Beta. Barbara Paulsen� Miss Bismarck 1960-61, Susan Kelly�Theta Sigma Phi secretary. Judy Crouch�Orchesis. Miss Bismarck Scholarship. Judy Klein�Theta Sigma Phi. Mary Lou Cumming�Pi Omega Pi; Quad Marlene Pederson�.ACE, SEA, Choral Judy Stevinson�Sigma Epsilon Sigma, rille Team Secretary-Treasurer. Union. Sigma .Alpha Iota, majorette, student musical Mike Dardenne� in Life Week Bonnie Scott�Dorm Counsellor. chorus. Religion Publicity Chairman. Eleanor Stolp�Pledge Princess of Delta Tau Carolyn Dixon�Sigma .Alpha Iota, finalist Davis�Omicron Nu Delta. for Delta Upsilon .Angel. Judy President; Aggie Board; Senior of the Charlene Trovatten�Panhellenic Council, Bunny Allen�Sigma Epsilon Sigma, finalist College Outstanding Home Economics College. Football Cheerleader, King Kold Karnival for Sigma Alpha Epsilon sweetheart. Dennett�Chimes; AWS Queen Contestant. Barbara Mester� M-Women. Gage Treasurer; State Home Ec Chairman. Jane McConkey�Pi Lambda Theta. Publicity Gamma�U. of Nevada Alpha Nancy Willis�Pi Lambda Theta. Anne DiCicco�Who's Who; ASUA Execu tive Artist Series Joyce Casazza�ASUN Secretary, Publica Sue Dorsey�Pi Lambda Theta. Council; Chairman (1960); Phi Pi Lambda tions Board, Public Relations committee. Carol Buchmueller�Pi Lambda Theta. Kappa Phi, Theta. Sharon Donna Click-AWS Council. Nancy Nelson�Pi Lambda Theta, Publicity Dunning�Beta Beta Beta. Carol Dodson�Cap and Scroll. Director for Council for Exceptional Children. Joan Ekblad�Angel Flight Treasurer. Kay Hamilton�Vice-president SNE.A. Sharon Kountzman�Pi Lambda Thela, Kalhy Fletcher�Spurs; Mermaids; SUAB Mary Beth Hockel�AWS Council. finalist for Kappa Sigma sweetheart. Publications Chairman. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 41 Jane Shehane� Homecoming Queen At Carolyn Sayies-Eta Sigma Phi. Honors tendant. Nancy Krider-Tennessee Slate Forensic Joan Stabler�Stardusters Secretary (Kappa Meet (first place debate team and first place Sigma Auxiliary). speaker). Gretchen Gagnon� Club; Little Sis Racquet Bobbi Stephenson�Sophomore Class Coun .Ann Swint-Editor of Co-ed Handbook '62. ters of Minerva; .AWS Representative. cil. Joanne Lamphere�Newman Club, treas Penny Gardner�Little Sisters of Minerva. Gay Townsend�Quadrille Team. urer; Lotus Eaters. Carolyn Gibbs�Yearbook Art Editor; Al Pam Townsend�Rodeo Queen; Phidel Liz Lamar� Newman Club, secretary; Social pha Rho Tau. phias; Quadrille Team. Standards Committee. Dee Ann Gray�Chimes Historian; SUAB Sharon lurk�Chimes; Sophomore Class Kitty Reeve�Tau Kappa .Alpha. Secretary-Treasurer; Mermaids; Artist Series vice-president; Mermaids; Varsity Cheerleader; Virginia Huth-Delta Phi .Alpha. Commiltee; .AWS Women's Publicity Day AWS Civic .Activities Chairman; RIL Week Barbara Hansen�A Cappella Choir. Chairman; Dorm Treasurer; Medal and Chairman; November Spur of the Month; Helen Bryan�Wesley Foundation, presi Awards Secretary. Stardusters. dent; Mortar Board; Athenians; Advisory Karen Women's Press Club; News Gurley� Kit Walker�Chimes; RIL Week Forum Council; Panhellenic Council. paper Editor; Tall Tale Contest Society Chairman; .AWS Social Chairman; Press Re Judy Parker�Panhellenic Council. Chairman; Greek Week Chairman; Freshman leases Secretary; .Angel Flight. Publications Chairman. Alpha Iota-U.C.L.A. Paula Welch�Spurs; U. of A. Twirler; Miss Cynthia Hicks�Spurs; Alpha Lambda Delta Adams�Chimes. Pima County; .Arizona State Twirling Cham Joan vice-president; Freshman Council. Barbara Allen� pion; Student Religion Council. Spurs. Carol Hickman�Spurs. Bette Baker� Darlene Zabik� Phi Kappa Phi; Pi Lambda Spurs. Freshman Cheerleader. Sue Bennett� President Sally Kegaries� Theta. A.W.S. (outgoing), Barbara Knox� Lambda Delta Spurs; Alpha A.W.S. Woman of the year. Mortar Board, Secretary; SU.AB Music Committee Chairman; Alpha Zeta�TJ. of Texas Prytanean. Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl. Sandra Sabean� Bluebonnet Belle. Jacqueline Doyle� Mu Phi Epsilon (music Carole Kraftmeyer�Alpha Lambda Delta; Sally Runquist�Phi Beta Kappa, Mortar honorary). Phidephias; Engineering Queen Attendant. Board. Ann Drumm�A.S.U.C.L.A. Vice President Marianne Ludwig�Little Sisters of Min Barbara Tosh�Goodfellow, Theta Sigma (incoming). Bruin Belle (official UCLA Host erva; Pi Lambda Theta. Phi. esses), Prytanean, Outstanding Junior. Gwen Major�Beta Beta Beta. Betty Swales, Carol Prouty� University of Judy Garwood�Fashion Board Model. Ruth Ann Morse�ASUA Social Life As Texas Outstanding Students. Alice Hartman�Sigma Chi Princess. sistant Chairman; Yearbook Photo Editor; Jeanne Brown, Cornelia Spinks, Gay Vowell Sue McDonald�Mortar Board. AWS Representative; March Spur of the �.Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman scholastic Robin Moore�Named Outstanding Wing Month. honorary. (honorary for the AFROTC), Secretary of Tam Nelson�Women's Press Club; Wild Carol Erdmann�Pi Omega Pi, Business- Spurs. cat Staff; Kitty Kat Staff; Awarded a Medal education honorary. Penny Patton�Chimes. for Outstanding Committee Work. Brenda Dunn�Pi Lambda Theta, educa Melinda Peterson�Alpha Lambda Delta Mary Ogle�Sweetheart of Sigma Chi; Rac tion honorary. (frosh women's scholastic honorary). Club. quet Pam Popkin�Mu Phi Epsilon (music hon Theta�Vanderbilt U. Caryl Rambo�Chimes; Alpha Lambda Alpha orary). Bruin Belle. Delta; Orchesis; AWS Campus Activities Judy DeMoss�Sorority editor of Commo Cynthia Prewett�Finals for best dressed Chairman. dore '61; Organizations editor of Commodore woman of UCLA sponsored by Glamour Mag Judy Reedy�Who's Who; Senior Class Sec '62. azine, Bruin Belle. retary. Theresa Jabaley�Mortar Board, vice-presi Linda Prewett�Bruin Belle, Southern Cam Mimi SU.AB Art Chairman; Vanderbilt Riley�Spurs; dent; Theatre, secretary; Athe pus Queen. Freshman Orientation Committee. nians. Nancy Woolf�Prytanean. .Marjane Ryals�Spurs; SUAB Special Re Lucy Adams�Delphians. ceptions Chairman; Yuletide Festival Chair Betsy Davis�Freshman representative of Alpha Kappa�U. of Manitoba Medal for man; Outstanding Committee Tennessee Association of Student Nurses; Ad .Alpha Kappa chapter won the Panhellenic Work; IFPC Miss Santa Fe. Queen .Attendant; visory Council. Scholarship Cup for the third successive year. .ASUA Artist Series Chair Janet Seidenberg� Carol DeArman�Tri-Arts, treasurer. Joan Bjerring�Past president fourth year man; Orchesis; ASU.A Social Life Committee; Margaret George�Delphians, secretary- Home Economics. Angel Flight. treasurer; Delta Phi Alpha. Marcia McEwen�Winner of Bronze Medal Alpha Lambda members at the University of British Columbia gathered some fancy hardware for their trophy room this past year. At left is Gail Harvey, holding her trophy as she became tennis champion of the University. At right, Gail joins other trophy winners who are, from left, Coil, Lois Miller, Valerie Noble, Carol McGregor, Sandra Seed, Alison Andrew, and Judy Francis. 42 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1 961 Alpha Mu�Rollins College Carolyn Lassen- Phi Sigma .Alpha; Presi Honors Barbara Bertash�Chapel Slalf, Chairman dential Scholarship. of Chapel Fund Drive, Honor Roll, Libra Barbara Keyser�Wittenberg .Alumni Schol .Award, R Club, Florida Education Associa- arship; Pastor Parent Scholarship; Beta Beta Un Interior Design and Eraser's Summer lion. Who's Beta, hisiorian. Sketch Prize. Young Republicans' Club, Who, Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award to Out Joyce Kouba�OSE.A, iicasnier: Jmiior Lynn Walters�Wakonda presideni. Seniors. C:iass, treasurer. Carol McElwain�Co-editor of the Brown standing .Martha Fairchild�Stutlent .Al Judy Moos�Tau Kappa Alplia. and Gold. .Assistant, treas Sullivan Award to Outstand Betty Moses�Panhellenic Council, Gail Thompson�Senior UMSU representa gernon Sydney Seniors. urer. live for Home Economics. ing Foltz�Florida Education Joanne Scluiltz�Phi Sigma Iota; South Carol Beattie�Chairman of Song Fest and .Mary .Association, Young Republicans' Club. Hall, secretary. outgoing Panhellenic vice-president. Susan Scribner�Florida Education Associa Phyllis \Vinckler�Theta Eta Kappa, treas Jocelyn McDonald�Winner of Alpha tion: Chairman, urer. Gamma Delta Sports Award, member of Bi Program Young Republicans' Club: Treasurer, Honor Roll, Judy Wycoff-Phi Delta Pi. sonettes. Secretary- Treasurer of Panhellenic. Linda Eastwood�Lady Stick of Interior De- Alpha Xi-S.M.U. Mimi Thomas� Sullivan model for local TV station. Algernon Sydney Mgn, Phi Award lo Seniors, Student As Sylvia Albritton-Y Cabinet; Chi Theta, Heather Stratton-Lady Stick of Arts. Outstanding sistant. Chaplain and National Councillor; Secretary, Liz Kilgor�Senior Panhellenic represenla- Leila Belvin�Co-editor of Union SMU Chapter of American .Marketing Ass'n.; tive. Tomokan, Fiesta Committee Book CCRA; Dean's List. Panhellenic Publicity Committee, Secretary, Janice Wainwright�Junior AWS Social let Chairman, Mademoiselle Fashion Board. Linda Allen�Co-chairman of representative. Lynn Maughs�Young Democrats': Presi Committee; Psy Chi, Psychology Honorary; COGS. Alpha Lambda�U. of British Columbia dent, Pi Gamma Mu. Mis Gail Retzer�Chapel Choir: Recorder, Spe Marguerite Davis Austin�.Altar Guild Chapter Honors cial Projects Committee of Union. tress, Canterbury; Standards Committee; Presented lo Panhellenic Scholarship Cup� Jaye Tourgee�Florida Education Associa Evaluation Committee Chairman; Manada the the scholastic Committee. sorority having highest tion, Chairman of Miss Rollins contest. Fies average. ta Committee, Tomokan Staff. Myra Autry�Forum Committee; Hospitality Panhellenic Sports Cup. Gwynette Grier�French Club, Orientation Committee. Panhellenic Activities Cup. Committee, Union Public Relations Commit Frances Ballard�Town Girls; COGS. Ball Intramural Volley Trophy. tee, Student Assistant, Achievement Scholar Bettye hruce�Rotunda. Intramural Tennis Championship. ship, Sandspur staff. Nancy Carevic�Forum Committee; MSM. Marjorie Leaming Trophy� Presented to Claire Heald�French Club, Florida Educa Paula Dell Carter�Publicity Chairman of the most all round sorority on campus. tion Association, Honor Roll, Phi Society. Dallas District MYF; University Symphonic Student Edi Concert Band; Tau Beta Sigma, Music Hon Individual Honors Jo Kennedy� Assistant, Typing tor of Siudent Directory, Chairman of Special orary; Town Girls. Cornell Therrien�Mardi Gras Choreog Projects Committee of Union Board, Orien rapher. tation Committee, Achievement Scholarship. Dall Cameron�President of Home Eco Caroline Klemperer�Chapel Choir, Rol nomics Undergraduate Society. lins Singers, German Club. BEEKMAN TOWER of U.B.C. Choral Vicki Wight-Secretary Morales� .Margarita Panhellenic delegate. HOTEL Society. Catherine Ondovchak�Co-chairman of Alden Bourne�2nd Arts year Representa Orientation Committee, Siudent Council, the tive only of A.W.S. Women's Rules Committee, Harvard Sum Richards�Student Council P.R.O. hotel Marg mer School, Scholarship, Phi Society. "fraternity" Ten Girls on Committee, Top campus. Betsy Reutter�Rollins Union Program in NEW YORK Judi Thompson� Open House Committee, Board, Music Guild. vice-chairman of School . . . High Conference, Ann Smith-Young Democrats' Club, Lab in the world, for that matter, open to the both men women. This Panhellenic House Chairman. Assistant. public, and AlLson Andrew�Florence Clement Pin for modern 26-story hotel was built and is Barbara Aldredge�Community Service. operated by members of the National Outstanding sorority member. Pauline German Club, Honor Roll. Curry� Panhellenic Fraternities. That alone as Carol McGregor�Robbie Reid Scholarship Susan Mu Jekel�Chapel Choir, Collegium sures you of a "fraternity" welcome in Pin. Music A For sicum, Guild, Ruddigore, Song the big city ... to say nothing of Beek Sandra Seed�Dosh Stafford Nurses Ring, Rollins. man Tower Hotel's friendly atmosphere vice of Nurs Alumni Scholarship, president Connie Kelley�Publicity and Public Rela and excellent service. ing Class. tions Committee for Union, Poster Commil Valerie Cancer Research Scholar Splendidly situated atop historic Beek Capstick� tee Chairman man Hill . . . adjacent to United Na for Master's Degree, Honorary Sorority. Robin Mademoiselle Fashion ship Kohinson� tions, the East River. Read Noni Coldicutl�Pres. Commerce Women's overlooking Board. ily convenient to all mid-town points of Dillworth Undergraduate Society, Dorothy Bonnie Warren� Honor Scholarship, Hon interest. Award most woman Com for outstanding or Roll. and cheerful air- merce Student. Nadeen Windsor� Bright rooms, many Young Republicans' conditioned, with television and radio ! Carolyn Wallace�Crown ZellerBack Scholar Club, Union, French Club. ship. Singles ^6.75 to ^13.00 Andreen� Presi Chapter Honors Inge Honorary Sorority, Doubles ^14.00 to ^20.00 dent of Women's Big Block Club, Govern Fiesta for the best decorated booth; trophy Suites ^17.00 to ^25.00 ment Scholarship. Scholarship trophy for Province VIII; Scrap- Special rates for groups Marnie Rogers� Honorary Sorority, Chair book trophy for Province VIII. man of Academic Symposium. Write for descriptive booklet F Nu� Tani Campbell�Mardi Gras Publicity Alpha Wittenberg College BEEKMAN TOWER HOTEL Chairman, Delegate to Academic Symposium. Janice Busse�Phi Sigma Iota. SPORTS AWARDS-Valerie Noble, Marg Sally Cross�Phi Sigma Iota. (3 Mitchell Place, New York 17, N.Y.) Fox, Cornell Therrien, Gail Harvey, Margo Ann Gongwer�WAA, recording secretary. East 49th St., Overlooking East River Brooks. Cathy Hover�Phi Sigma Iota. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 43 CHAPTER DIRECTORY Honors GREEK LETTER CHAPTERS Lady Anne Chamberlain-Beta Kappa Gamma; Secretarv of SMU Spanish Depart .Alpha, Syracuse University, Founded November 11, 1874. Delta ment; Canterbury Club; Sigma Pi; President: Anne Johnson, 803 W^alnut Ave., Syracuse 10, N.Y. Pi Delta Royalty Nominee; Secretary, Phi; Beta, of Charlered 7, 1882. University Michigan, June Dean's List; Homecoming Queen Nominee; President: 1520 S. Ave., Ann .Arbor, Mich. Carolyn Jeanne Dierking, University Mortar Board. Gamma, of Wisconsin, Chartered November 14, 1885. University Cheryl Chandler-Hospitality Committee. President: Katherine Hanson, 270 Langdon, Madison, Wis. Newman Connie Jo Clark-Journalist, Club. Boston Chartered 1887. Delta, University, .April 22, Sue Cosson� Rotunda; COGS; Fashion Com Presideni: Elizabeth Room 4 E., Boston 15, Mass. Mary Herrick, 305, Charlesgate, mittee Model. Epsilon, Northwestern Chartered October 13, 1888. University, Carolyn Cuffman�Hospitality; COGS. President: Lindanne 640 Emerson Evanston, 111. Clemens, St., Sondra Dale� Kirkos; Panhellenic Presi Eta, of California, Chartered 29, 1894. University April dent; Baptist Student Union Presideni; President: Calif. Judith Emsley, 2732 Channing Way, Berkeley 4, CCRA. Thf.ta, of Denver, Charlered December 28, 1897. University Lynne Deason� Rally Committee; Dean's President: 2330 S. Denver Colo. Cynthia Law, Monroe, 10, List. Kappa, of .Minnesota, Chartered 23, 1902. University May Juliet Fawcett�Forum Committee. President: Michels, 311 10th Ave., S.E., 14, Minn. Mary Minneapolis Stephanie Fitzsimmons� Publicity Commil Lambda, of Chartered 17, 1903. University Washington, May tee of Student Center; Newman Club; Nomi President: Margaret Hall, 4529 17th St., N.E., Seattle 5, Wash. nee for Miss Cosmopolitan; Intramurals. Nu, University of Oregon, Chartered December 18, 1908. Margaret Godbold-MS.M; COGS; Secretary President: Carolyn Carr, 1021 Hilyard St., Eugene, Ore. of SMU Student Body Government; Hospi Xi, University of Idaho, Chartered February 3, 1910. tality Committee; Rotunda Beauty; Intra President: Nelson, 709 Elm St., Moscow, Idaho. Sally Jo murals. Omicro.v, of Illinois, Chartered 24, 1913. University May Sue Graham�Forum Commitlee; Canter President: Sandra Smith, 1110 W. Nevada St., Urbana, 111. bury Club; Nominee for ROTC; Fall Rush Pi, of Nebraska, Chartered 22, 1914. University June Chairman. President: 415 N. 16th St., Lincoln 8, Neb. Joan Myhren, Marion Griffin-COGS. Rho, State University of Iowa, Chartered June 15, 1915. Pat Harvey� MSM, Sunday Morning Co President: Jeanette Laughlin, 328 N. Clinton St., Iowa City, Iowa. ordinator, Community Service Committee, Sigma, University of Kansas, Charlered October 9, 1915. Retreat Committee; Chapel Choir; SMU; President: Sally Sponable, 1339 W. Campus Rd., Lawrence, Kan. Concert Band; Mu Phi Tau, Colorado State Charlered October 16, 1915. Chaplain, Epsilon; University, Lambda President: Patricia Wolfe, 733 S. Shields St., Fort Collins, Colo. Corresponding Secretary, Alpha Delta; Secretary, MSM; Tau Beta Sigma Phi, Washington University (St. Louis), Charlered February 23, 1917. Treasurer; Mu Phi Epsilon, Vice President; Presideni: Patricia McCiahey, Gamma Phi Beta, Women's Building, Washington Pi Kappa Lambda (music Dean's University, St. Louis 5, Mo. honorary); List; University Scholar; AWS Colt-Wrangler Chi, Oregon State College, Chartered April 26, 1918. Team President: Carolyn Fraiser, Hawley Hall, Corvallis, Ore. Captain. Jackie Harder� Music Committee; COGS. Psi, University of Oklahoma, Chartered September 13, 1918. Barbara Hill�Town Girls. President: Marcia Hewitt, 1105 S. College, Norman, Okla. Sylvia Ann Town Girls; Can Omega, Iowa State University, Charlered December 21, 1918. Illingworth� Chairman; Com President: Marian Parker, 318 Pearson, Ames, Iowa. terbury Program Steering mittee and for COGS. Alpha Alpha, University of Toronto, Chartered October 30, 1919. Representative President: Linda Clawson, 122 St. George St., Toronto 5, Ont., Canada. Sherry Johnson-COGS. Carlotta Khalifah�Forum Committee; Co- Alpha Beta, Univeisily of North Dakota, Chartered June 16, 1920. chairman Political Seminar; AF.AF, Presideni: Bergan, 3300 University Ave., Grand Forks, N.D. Publicity Kay Chairman. Alpha Gamma, University of Nevada, Chartered May 14, 1921. Elizabeth Forum Commit President: Lintla Smith, 710 N. Sierra St., Reno, Nev. Mary Killgorc� tee. Alpha Delta, University of Missouri, Chartered May 20, 1921. .Anita Kirkwood�Rolunda Nomi President: Patricia Schell, 808 Richmond Ave., Columbia, Mo. Beauty nee; Nominee for Freshman Football Alpha Epsilon, University of Arizona, Chartered April 29, 1922. Queen; Committee. President: Lynne Walcha, 1535 E. First St., Tucson, Ariz. Hospitality Kirkwood� Mu Plii Alpha Zeta, Univeisily of Texas, Chartered May 29, 1922. Gay University Choir, President: Bettye Swales, 2222 Pearl St., .Austin 5, Tex. Epsilon; Canterbury. Marina Kraft�Forum Commiltee; AWS; Alpha Eta, Ohio Wesleyan University, Charlered November 10, 1923. MRA; Beta Sweetheart Nominee. President: Beverly Millat, 24 Winbeth Lane, Delaware, Ohio. Mary Anne Pi Delta Phi. Alpha Theta, Vanderbilt University, Chartered June 25, 1924. Lockey� Chris McNeil- Club; President: Ann Terry, 2411 Kensington PI., Nashville 5, Tenn. Cosmopolitan Vesper's Chairman Virginia Hall; Baptist Student .Alpha Iota, University of California at Los Angeles, Chartered June 26, 1924. Union; House Council Virginia Hall. President: Penelope L. Patton, 616 Hilgard, Los .Angeles 24, Calif. Penny McPhail� I own Girls, Chaplain; Alpha Kappa, of Manitoba, Chartered 5, 1925. University June Special Events Committee. President: Bole, 500 South Dr., Winnipeg, Man., Canada. Nancy Robyn Mershon-COGS. Alpha Lambda, of British Columbia, Charlered 28, 1928. University .April Pat .Moore�Forum Committee; COGS. President; Sandra Seed, Gamma Phi Beta, Panhellenic House, of British University Carolyn Milam�Forum Committee. Columbia, Vancouver 8, B.C., Canada. Nicki Nicol-Kirkos; Y Cabinet; Southwest Alpha Mu, Rollins Chartered 9, 1928. College, June Region Conference and Student Council oi President: Leila Belvin, Gamma Phi Beta, Hall, Rollins Winter Strong College, Y; Rally Committee; Phi Delta Busi Fla. Alpha Park, ness). .Alpha Nu, Chartered 9, 1929. Wittenberg University, June Sue Pamperin�Rolunda; Special Events; C 628 S. Woodlawn President: Joyce Kouba, Ave., Springfield, Ohio. Presbyterian Fellowship. .Alpha Xi, Southern Methodist Chartered 1929. University, September 21, Nancy Pierce-Head of Co-ordination for President: E. Godbold, 3030 Daniels, Dallas 5, Tex. .Margaret SMU; Central Homecoming Committee; 44 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 Alpha Omicron, North Dakota State University, Chartered February 1, 1930. Honors President: Mary Olson, 1259 13th St., N., Fargo, N.D. Alpha Pi, West Virginia University, Chartered April 19, 1930, Reactivated February 28, 1959. Nominee for Best Dressed; Zeta Phi Eta President: Linda Logue, 425 St., W.Va. Honorary). Spruce Morgantown, (Speech Alpha Tau, McGill Chartered 26, 1931. Smith�Music Committee. University, September Jeanine President: Freda Scott, 3472 McTavish St., Montreal 2, Canada. Linda Sexton�Forum Committee; MSM; Mary Quebec, Alpha Upsilon, State Chartered 21, 1932. Dance Committee; House Decoration. Pennsylvania University, May President: Hall, Gamma Phi Beta, Box 2950, Haller Hall, Pennsylvania Carol Rice-COGS. Mary Jo State University, University Park, Pa. Susie Troy�COGS. .Alpha Phi, Colorado College, Chartered October 15, 1932. Colie Terrill-Y Cabinet; COGS Steering President: Judith Gibson, 38 W. Cache la Poudre St., Colorado Springs, Colo. Committee; CCRA Publicity Co-chairman; Alpha Chi, College of William and Mary, Chartered January 14, 1933. Canterbury Club; Canterbury Vestry; Forum President: Noble, Gamma Phi Beta House, Richmond Rd., AVilliamsburg, Va. Committee; Town Girls. Jane Alpha Psi, Lake Forest College, Chartered May 19, 1934. Sue Ann Thompson�Forum Committee. President: Kristin Miller, Gamma Phi Beta, Lake Forest College, Lois Durand Hall, Kalhy Vernon� Psi Chi; Dean's List. Lake Forest, 111. Carolyn Watkins�COGS. Alpha Omega, University of Western Ontario, Chartered October 24, 1936. Gaylan Woodard�Rally Commitlee. President: Bette Evans, 639 Talbot St., London, Ont., Canada. Anne Yeager� Kirkos; Mortar Board; AWS; Beta .Alpha, University of Southern California, Chartered September 24, 1938. Town Girls, President; Hospitality Commit President: Gretchen Boldman, 737 W. 28th St., Los .Angeles 7, Calif. tee; Forum Committee; COGS; Pi Lambda Beta Beta, University of Mai7land, Chartered October 23, 19-10. Theta (Education Honorary); Who's Who in President: Margaret Ann Lotz, :fj:9 Fraternity Row, College Park, Md. American Colleges and Universities; Student Beta Gamma, Bowling Green State University, Chartered October 23, 1943. Senate Governing Board; Campus Chest President: Barbara Brancheau, Gamma Phi Beta, Bowling Green State University, Steering Committee; Phi Beta Kappa. Bowling Green, Ohio. Beta Delta, Michigan State University, Chartered June 3, 1944. Alpha Omicron�North Dakota State U. President: Hope Hymans, 342 N. Harrison Rd., East Lansing, Mich. Beta Epsilon, Miami Chartered 12, 1947. Honors�First in for University, April Chapter scholarship President: Barbara Lester, Gamma Phi Beta, Box 157, MacCracken Hall, Miami three consecutive quarters: First place ticket University, Oxford, Ohio. sales trophy for University production of Beta Zeta, Kent State University, Chartered October 25, 1947. South Pacific. President: Mary Lou Seimetz, 207 E. Main, Kent, Ohio. Marilyn Anderson�Greek Week Queen; Beta Eta, Bradley University, Chartered April 3, 1948. .Angel Flight; Social chairman. Dramatics President: Diana Kelly, 1414 W. Fredonia, Peoria, III. honorary. Beta Theta, San Jose State College, Chartered April 24, 1948. Murtha Bateman� Outstanding sorority President: Joan Recanzone, 189 S. Eleventh St., San Jose 12, Calif. in Inter- pledge intersorority competition; Beta Iota, Idaho State College, Chartered October 22, 1949. Affairs Commission. Campus President: Karen Muck, Gamma Phi Beta, Box 51, Turner Hall, Idaho State Col Loree Sanden� Ball Engineer's Queen, lege, Pocatello, Idaho. Cheerleader. Beta Kappa, Arizona State University, Chartered December 3, 1949. Corrine Sweetheart of Chi. Quam� Sigma President: Deana Dorman, Gamma Phi Beta, Palo Verde Dorm, Wing B, Arizona Karen Sexhus�Teke Sweetheart. State University, Tempe, Ariz. Benetta Ness�Guidon president. Beta Lambda, San Diego State College, Chartered October 15, 1949. Deanna Henderson�President of Little Presideni: Jean Catherine Jenks, 6123 Montezuma Rd., San Diego 5, Calif. Sisters of Minerva. Beta Mu, Florida State University, Chartered .April 29, 1950. Roach�Guidon social chairman. Patty President: Marilyn Bush, 415 W. College Ave., Tallahassee, Fla. LaVonne .Anderson and Kari Wigton� Beta Nu, University of Vermont, Chartered September 16, 1950. Cheerleaders. President: Rachel Rice, 381 Main St., Burlington, Vt. Eunice Belford, Bonnie Larson Light, Judi Beta Xi, Ohio State University, Chartered .April 28, 1951. � Affairs Commission. InterCampus President: Jeanne Smith, 1945 Indianola Ave., Columbus 1, Ohio. Joyce Larson�.Attendant to Homecoming Beta Omicron, Oklahoma City University, Chartered November 3, 1951. Queen, Who's Who. President: Mary Herron, Gamma Phi Beta, 1821 N.W. 25th St., Oklahoma City 6, Barbara Nelson and Suellen Ed Ringsak� Okla. win Booth Dramatics honorary. Beta Pi, Indiana State College, Chartered September 13, 1952. Ormiston�Who's Who. Kay President: S. Swain, Gamma Phi Beta, Student Union Indiana Evanne Grommesh�Who's Who. Janet Building, State College, Terre Haute, Ind. Kari Wigton�Cheerleader, Orchesis. Beta Rho, University of Colorado, Chartered March 13, 1954. Other Orchesis members are Betty Better- President: Kay Temple, 935 Sixteenth St., Boulder, Colo. man, Murtha Bateman, Pat Hendrickson, Su Beta Sigma, Washington State University, Chartered March 5, 1955. zanne Jensen, Jackie Boelter. President: Janice Pierson, Gamma Phi Beta, Box 388 C.S., Pullman, Wash. Beta Tau, Texas Technological College, Chartered March 10, 1956. Alpha Pi�West Virginia U. President: LaRue Elliott, Gamma Phi Beta, Box 4334, Texas Technological Col Tex. Jeaneane Elliott�Alpha Delta Theta (Med. lege, Lubbock, State Chartered Tech. Honorary). Beta Upsilon, Kansas University, March 23, 1957. Penelope Erskine�Choral Union, Y.W.C.A., President: Dorothy Parker, 1807 Todd Rd., Manhattan, Kan. and Y-Cabinet. Beta Phi, Indiana University, Chartered November 16, 1957. Ann Fitzwater�Home Economics Club, President: Carole Bierbaum, 1305 N. Jordan, Bloomington, Ind. Y.W.C.A., and Art Society. Beta Chi, University of Wichita, Chartered February 1, 1958. Patricia Gulick�Junior Cabinet of the President: Joyce Cole, 3616 Clough PL, Wichita, Kan. Y.W.C.A., Physical Education Club, and Play Beta Psi, Oklahoma State University, Chartered February 8, 1958. Day (Team Leader). President: Lynda Kay Matthews, Hanner Hall, Oklahoma State University, Still Norma Gundersen�AFROTC Sponsor, water, Okla. Freshman guide. Treasurer of Art Society, Beta Omega, Arizona State College, Chartered February 15, 1958. Spokes Historian (Senior Women's Service President: Judith Myer, Gamma Phi Beta, CU. Box 105, Arizona State College, Honorary), vice president of S.N.E.A., Sigma Flagstaff, Ariz. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1 961 45 Ga.mma .Alpha, Memphis Slale Uni\ersity, Chartered .March 15, 1958. President: Mary .Ann Dill, Gamma Phi Beta, Box 154, Memphis Stale University, Honors Memphis 11, Tenn. Ga.mma Beta, Gettysburg College, Chartered February 21, 1959. and Senior Tau lioiioiaiv), President: Judith Curchin, Gamma Phi Beta, North Dorm, Gettysburg College, Sigma (tutoring Committee. Pa. Outing Steering Gettysburg, Haraill-Chimes, Sigma Delta Pi Gamma Chartered March I960. Jackie Gamma, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 19, Phi (Spanish Honorary), Theia Sigma (Jour President: Joleen L. Preiss, 6305 W. Clarke St., Wauwatosa 13, Wis. nalism Honorary), Sigma Tau Sigma (tutor Gamma Delta, University of Wyoming, Chartered April 15, 1961. ing honorary) corresponding secretary ami President: Mary V. Smith, Gamma Phi Beta, Box 3084, Universily Station, Laramie, publicity chairman. Publicity Chairman ot Wyo. WVS Committee, Publicity Chair Gamma of Chartered 29, 1961. Steering Epsiion, University Puget Sound, .April In man of Golddiggers Steering Commitee, President: Barbara Greenfield, Gamma Phi Beta, Tenzler Hall, University of Puget ternational Awareness publicity sub-commit Sound, Tacoma, Wash. tee. School newspaper. Daily Athenaeum, so ciety editor, and Greek Week publications ALUMN>I CHAPTERS sub-committee. Holter�Dolphins (Swimming Honor Albuquerque, Chartered 1952. Jan ary). President: Mrs. Calvin O. Higgins, 2932 Solano Dr., N.E., .AlbuqucKiuc, N..'Vr. President of Theta Sigma Amarillo, Chartered 1955. Kathy Kilgore� Phi, co-society editor of school newspaper, President: Mrs. J. W. Bowers, Jr., 400 Arch Ter., Amarillo, Tex. Athenaeum, editor of Meet the Greeks Amis, Charlered 1940. Daily handbook), and vice president President: Mrs. George W. Reinbold, Jr., 1429 Curtiss, Ames, Iowa. (Panhellenic of Panhellenic Council. Ann Arbor, Chartered 1936. Barbara Phi President: Mrs. Ben L. Pederson, 2312 Walter Dr., .Ann .Arbor, Mich. Kirby�Spirileers, Kappa Greater West Atlanta, Chartered 1940. (Methodist Sorority), Virginia Weekend committee, and International President: Mrs. Robert L. Baird, Jr., 1652 Tryon Rd., .Atlanta 19, Ga. Awareness Committee. Austin, Chartered 1947. A.ssociated Women President: Mrs. Clarence E. Saegert, 3300 Kim Lane, Austin, Tex. Libby Kuykendall� Students and Bakersfield, Chartered 1953. Judiciary Board, Clean-up Candidate. President: Mrs. Morris E. Harrison, 1708 Camino Primavera, Bakersfield, Calif. Y.W.C.A. Baltimore, Chartered 1914. Nancy Kuykendall� Membership and Chairman of Christian Faith President: Mrs. Frank L. Iber, 7029 Kenleigh Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Coordinator and Associated Women Bartlesville, Charlered 1952. Heritage Commission, Students senior for Presideni: Mrs. Jesse J. Worten, 1433 S. Dewey St., Bartlesville, Okla. representative Program senior women's Bi.AU.MO.Nr, Chartered 1956. Board, Treasurer of Spokes, International Awareness President: Mrs. Robert Wendell, 895 Calloway Dr., Beaumont, Tex. service honorary. Berkeley, Chartered 1902. Commission, Student Legislature-representa Presideni: Mrs. Bestor Robinson, 4420 Bridgeview Dr., Oakland 2, Calif. tive from College of Arts and Sciences, and Beverly Hills-Westwood, Charlered 1955. Westminster Foundation. President: Mrs. Lewis E. Alford, Jr., 935 Georgina Ave., Santa .Monica, Calif. Nina Lyons�Sigma Tau Sigma. Billings, Chartered 1952. Linda Louge�Leadership Conference. President: Mrs. Owen \V. Kendall, Jr., 1820 Patricia Lane, Billings, Mont. Susan McNeill�Mt. Lair Public Relations Birmingham, Alabama, Charlered 1931. Committee. President: Mrs. William R. Lacefield, 115 Crest Dr., Homewood, Birmingham 9, Lou Miller�Sigma Tau Sigma, and Pi Ala. Sigma Alpha Political Science Honorary. Birmingham, Michigan, Chartered 1948. Barbara Myers�Pi Delta Phi, French Hon President: Mrs. Mark Jung, 1158 Hill Line Trail, Birmingham, Mich. orary. Black Hills, Charlered 1957. Betty Pokrywha�Newman Club, and Mon President: Mrs. Jack E. Chase, 2420 Judy Ave., Rapid City, S.D. ticola yearbook staff. Bloomington, Chartered 1956. Ramona Potter�Chimes, Sigma Tau President: Mrs. .Arthur R. Hagan, 213 N. Bryan Ave., Bloomington, Ind. Sigma, Li-Toon-Awa, and A.W.S. Program Boise, Chartered 1928. Board. President: Mrs. Paul B. .Allen, 1910 Beach St., Boise, Idaho. Kay Prichard�Choral Union. Boston, Chartered 1893. Barbara Smith�Chairman of Speaker's President: Miss Irene .A. Koehrmann, 121 Park Dr., Boston 15, Mass. Committee, Student Elections, and Hostess Boulder, Charlered 1953. for Greater West Virginia Weekend. President: Mrs. Gene R. Bridges, 340 Norton, Boulder, Colo. Patty Sullivan�Vice president of sopho Box\LiNG Grein, Charlered 1941. more class. Secretary Junior Panhellenic, Li- President: Mrs. James Robert Bashore, R.R. 3, Box 93.A, Sand Ridge Rd., Bowling Toon-Awa sophomore women's honorary. Green, Ohio. Freshman Projects committee, Golddigger's Buffalo, C:harteied 1940. Ticket committee, and Greek Week Publicity President: Mrs. Donald Kaiser, Benning Rd., West Falls, N.Y. committee. Burlington, Charlered 1952. Jane Westfall�Choral Union, University President: Mrs. Da\id L. Jordan, 157 \Voo(lbiirv Rd., Burlington, \'t. Choir, and M.E.N.C Canton-Massillon, Chartered 1951. Dorothy Ann Willard-Y.W.CA., Y Cabincl, President: Mrs. \Vesley J. Gallagher, 1112 \alleydell Dr., Norlh Canton 20, Ohio. Monticola yearbook staff. Junior Panhellenic, C.fdvr Rvpids, Charlered 1948. Freshman Projects committee, and President Presideni: Mrs, James R. Friend, 2446 Deborah Dr., S.W., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. of Pledge class. Champaign-Urbana, Chartered 1929. Tau-McGill U. President: Mrs. Roy \'aii Buskiik, 1506 Maywood Dr., Champaign, III. Alpha Chicago, Chartered 1891. Margaret Anderson� McGill Choral Society; President: Mrs. J. Pat Moian. 9725 S. Hoyne .Ave., C:hicago 43, 111. McGill Combined Charities. Ciiic.\Go NoRiiiwtsr St Bi RBAN, C.hartcred 1955. Claudia Bierman� Intramural Basketball; President: Mrs. .Alex E. McCornack, 608 S. .Na-Wala, Mt. Prospect, 111. Intercity Skiing for McGill; Manager of Mc Ciiic\GO WF.ST Suburban, Chartered 1949. Gill Women's Ski House. President: Mrs. George P. Stacy, 4416 Seeley .Ave., Downers Grove, 111. Carol Blundell-Intramural Volleyball. In- 46 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 Cincinnati, Chartered 1941. onors President: Mrs. David A. Caldwell, 1509 Balfour Lane, Cincinnati 31, Ohio. H Cleveland, Chartered 1916. President: Mrs. Wilmer M. Piper, 26618 Osborn Rd., Bay Village 40, Ohio. Baskelball; tramural Intercollegiate .Archery Cleveland-East Suburban, Chartered 1955. of McGill Com Team; Manager Archery; President: Mrs. Osmund V. Place, 225 Greenfield Trail, Chesterland, Ohio. bined Charities. College Park, Chartered 1958. Blundell�Intercollegiate .Archery Joan Presideni: Mrs. Robert K. Marshall, 8407 Piney Branch Ct., Silver Spring, Md. Team. Colorado Springs, Chartered 1932. Clare Chatland� McGill Outing Club. President: Mrs. Allen D. Baker, 315 Edgewood Dr., Colorado Springs, Colo. Chislett�McGill Women's House- Ann Columbia, Chartered 1941. McGill Watershow. Publicity; President: Mrs. L. Walton Kabler, 908 W. Walnut Ct., Columbia, Mo. Dickson�McGill Women's Soccer Heather Columbus, Chartered 1929. McGill Watershow; Intramural Bas Team; President: Mrs. Wallace H. Appel, 3090 Wareham Rd., Columbus 21, Ohio. McGill Women's Union. ketball; Treasurer, Contra Costa County, Chartered 1949. Frismanis�Intramural Basketball. Inta President: Mrs. Pierre Pellissier, 4 Sol-Brae Way, Orinda, Calif. Gervan�Assistant Graduates Edi Suzanne Corpus Christi, Chartered 1956. McGill .Annual Student Christian Move tor� President: Miss Carolyn Jane Campbell, 430 Louisiana, Corpus Christi, Tex. ment. Corvallis, Chartered 1947. Hesketh�Intramural Elizabeth Volleyball; President: Miss Mary Margaret Holthouse, 1760 "A" St., Corvallis, Ore. McGill Blood Drive; Intramural Basketball; Dallas, Chartered 1930. McGill Combined Chari McGill Watershow; Presideni: Mrs. Robert T. Peterson, 4533 Livingston, Dallas 5, Tex. ties. Dayton, Chartered 1941. Donna Hill�Red Wing Honor Society; In President: Miss Barbara Ehler, 2276 Los .Arrow Dr., Dayton 39, Ohio. Graduated this tramural Basketball; year Denver, Chartered 1907. Distinction in the General Arts wilh Great President: Mrs. Harry F. Vaupel, 9450 W. llth Ave., Lakewood 15, Colo. Course. Des Moines, Chartered 1919. Myra Konstantin�Student Christian Move President: Mrs. John H. Wetherell, 672� 31st St., Des Moines 12, Iowa. ment. Detroit, Chartered 1913. Ilze Kraulis�Publicity, McGill Women's Ski President: Mrs. James Stafford McGlaughlin, 16595 Shaftsbury Rd., Detroit 19, House. Mich. Barbara Lagueux�McGill Film Society. Duluth, Chartered 1957. Rilla Logic-Engineering Fall Informal President: Mrs. Philip Noyes Bray, 2921 Branch St., Duluth 12, Minn. Princess. Elmhurst, Chartered 1954. Errean Low�Secretary, Commerce Under President: Mrs. A. Irwin Leishmann, 176 E. Grantley, Elmhurst, III. graduate Society; McGill Watershow; Fresh Eugene, Chartered 1940. man Reception Dinners; Women's Union, President: Mrs. Robert Summers, Jr., 55 Norkenzie Rd., Eugene, Ore. Commerce Representative. Evanston-North Shore, Chartered 1949. Peggy McBride�Senior Modern Dance President: Mrs. John K. Turner, 608 Earlston Rd., Kenilworth, III. Club; McGill Combined Charities; McGill Evansville, Chartered 1956. Film Society. President: Mrs. Donald R. Lowder, 1327 Cass Ave., Evansville 14, Ind. Marion McCuaig�McGill Choral Society. Everett, Chartered 1940. Joan Mclntyre�McGill Choral Society; In President: Mrs. H. Raymond Secoy, 629 Wetmore Ave., Everett, Wash. tercity Skiing for McGill; Secretarial Com Fairfield County, Chartered 1958. mittee, McGill Winter Carnival. President: Mrs. Peter J. Jensen, 122 Beech Rd., New Canaan, Conn. Gaye Morris�McGill Blood Drive. Fargo-Moorhead, Chartered 1929. Muriel Neufeld-McGill Choral Society; President: Mrs. James H. Anderson, 1029�2nd St., N., Fargo, N.D. McGill Biological Society. Flagstaff, Chartered 1957. Elizabeth Norton�McGill Choral Society; President: Mrs. Orinn C. Compton, 518 N. San Francisco, Box 201, Flagstaff, Ariz. McGill Combined Charities. Fort Collins, Chartered 1945. Carol Ogilvy�Chairman of Properties, Mc President: Mrs. Wilbur Garfield, 402 Garfield, Fort Collins, Colo. Gill Watershow; McGill Combined Charities; Fort Lauderdale, Chartered 1956. McGill Outing Club; Intramural Soccer. President: Mrs. Russell Brigandi, 5408 N.E. 21st Ter., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Judith Russell Jollof-McGill Blood Drive; Fort Wayne, Chartered 1939. Decorations, McGill Choral Society Concert. President: Mrs. Kenneth F. Frankenstein, Jr., 1021 Clayburn Dr., Fort Wayne, Ind. Mary Scott�Student Christian Movement; Fort Worth, Chartered 1946. McGill Combined Charities; Engineering Fall President: Mrs. Arnold R. Cleveland, 5617 Winifred Dr., Fort Worth 15, Tex. Informal, Ticket Sales; Intramural Volleyball. Gary, Chartered 1959. Marganne Shaw�Intramural Basketball; President: Mrs. B. J. Hubbard, 649 Fillmore, Gary, Ind. Intramural Volleyball. Gettysburg, Chartered 1959. Maxine Valiquette�Plumbers' Ball Ticket President: Miss Welda Anne Smith, 490 Sleinwehr Ave., Gettysburg, Pa. Sales; Inter-Sorority Debating. Glendale, Charlered 1949. Georgia Whitman�Intercollegiate Archery President: Mrs. Lewis Frank Whipple, 2887 Graceland Way, Glendale 6, Calif. Team; Intramural Basketball. Grand Forks, Chartered 1946. President: Miss Marcella O. Hanson, 8i^ Euclid Ave., Grand Forks, N.D. Grand Rapids, Chartered 1950. Alpha Upsilon�Penn State U. President: Miss Nancy Taleen, 37 Prospect, S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. Liz Wood-Phi Kappa Phi. Hampton Roads, Chartered 1954. Lurene Jochem�Phi Kappa Phi; Edith Pitt President: Mrs. Walker L. Jones, 18 Milford Rd., Newport News, Va. Chase award; Named one of the two top sen Hawaii, Chartered 1938. iors in Home Economics. President: Mrs. David J. Hill, 736 Elepaio St., Honolulu, Hawaii. Mary Jo Hall-Phi Alpha Theta, History Houston, Chartered 1941. Honorary. President: Mrs. George O. Spencer, Jr., 4417 Tonawanda, Houston 35, Tex. Dene Davis-Sigma Tau Delta, English Hutchinson, Chartered 1958. Honorary. President: Mrs. Louis M. Scruggs, 125 Hyde Park Dr., Hutchinson, Kan. Joan Dubin-Sigma Tau Delta, English Indianapolis, Chartered 1942. President: Mrs. Fred Risk, 5042 Media Dr., Ind. Honorary. J. Indianapolis 8, ^ THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 47 Iowa City, Chartered 1931. President: Mrs. James Jepson, 620i4 Oakland .Ave., Iowa City, Iowa. onors Jackson, Chartered 1953. H President: Mrs. James Casson, 712 Oakridge Dr., Jackson, Mich. Mehler, President, Sigma Tau Delta, Jacksonville, Chartered 1953. Judy Honorary. President: Mrs. James B. Collins, 5328 Janice Circle, Jacksonville 10, Fla. English Sue Pohland, 2nd Vice President, Sigma Kalamazoo, Chartered 1961. Tau Delta, English Honorary. President: Miss Marguerite Ann Klein, 917 S. Burdick St., Kalamazoo, Mich. Gretchen Yant-Phi Upsilon Omicron, Kankakee, Chartered 1960. Home Economics Honorary. President: Mrs. Donald R. Schneider, 972 S. Poplar .Ave., Kankakee, 111. Dale Harris, Cwens. Kansas City, Kansas, Charlered 1950. Pam Moberly�Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl. President: Mrs. Charles W. Brenneisen, Jr., 1215 N. 19lh St., Kansas City, Kan. Grimbeig�First runner-up in Kansas City, Missouri, Chartered 1923. Ro.semary the Miss Centre County contest. Presideni: Mrs. Gary W. Jones, Jr., 3700 W. 67lh St., Prairie Village, Kan. The following Gamma Phis were elected to Kent, Chartered 1950. siudent councils for the coming year: Educa President: Mrs. James H. Clark, 999 Stewart Dr., R.D. 1, Kent, Ohio. tion: .Marilee Kirsch, Lois Blake, Mary Jo La Jolla, Chartered 1957. Hall, Lorraine Zemaitis, and Sandy Lehman; Presideni: Mrs. J. Richard Riggles, 5616 Linda Rosa .Ave., La Jolla, Calif. Liberal .Arts: Hill, Mehler, and Lake County, Charlered 1950. Julie Judy Sue Pohland. President: Mrs. Henry J. Dieterich, 800 Massena, Waukegan, 111. Andee was named to the La Vie Lansing-East Lansing, Chartered 1948. Langan Board of Editors. Presideni: Mrs. Herman Everhardus, 1653 .Algoma Dr., Hiawatha Park, Okemos, Mich. Alpha Phi�Colorado College Laramie-Cheyenne, Chartered 1960. Sue Cannon�Phi Beta Kappa. President: Mrs. Wilbur Hitchcock, 709 Lewis, Laramie, Wyo. Pat Crossin�Rush Chairman, Phi Beta Lawrence, Chartered 1941. Panhellenic Council. President: Mrs. John A. Emerson, 2229 West Dr., Lawrence, Kan. Kappa, Ratcliff-.ASCC Elections Comm., Lewiston, Chartered 1954. Sally Wakuta. President: Mrs. Duane St. Marie, 1915 Lewiston, Idaho. chapter recording secretary, Ridgeway, Woman Lima, Chartered 1957. Jean Wilfong-W.A.A. Outstanding Vice President of Club, President President: Mrs. Richard Zinn, 4211 Poinsettia Dr., Lima, Ohio. 1961, Tiger of Student Education Lincoln, Charlered 1938. of Wakuta, Secretary .AWS CJouncil, W.A..A. President: Mrs. Donald A. Kevs. 121 I Slair St.. Lincoln 3, Neb. Association, .Advisory ASCC Enthusiasm Committee. London, Chartered 1937. Board, Cecilia Iravis� Grant to New President: Mrs. Bruce F. G. Ward, 21 Grand .A\e., London, Out., Canada. Fulbright Phi Beta of Geol Long Beach, Chartered 1939. Zealand, Kappa, Secretary President: Mrs. Gerald Johnson, 36 \'irgil Walk, Long Beach 3, Calif. ogy Club. IVmns�Kinnikinnik Board of Re Los Angeles, Chartered 1913. Barbara of President: Mrs. Donald H. Pheley, 20(H) N. Alexandria Ave., Los Angeles 27, Calif. view, Co-ordinator Poetry Workshop. Cur Louisville, Charlered 1955. Karen Williamson�Chapter president. riculum Dean's List, Siudent Or President: Mrs. Robert Miller Biggs, 3031 Wedgewood Way, Louisville 20, Ky. Committee, Council. Lubbock, Chartered 1951. gan Guild, Honor chairman of President: Mrs. J. J. \Villingham, 2312-55lh St., Lubbock, Tex. Ina Bergerow�Recording Co-director ot the Var Madison, Chartered 1913. Panhellenic Council, member of Home President: Mrs. David R. Cheney, 5726 Elder PI., Madison, ^Vis. sity Show, Dance Concert, Manhattan, Charlered 1956. coming Queen's court. chairman. President: Mrs. Arch L. Briggs, 1025 Quivera C;iicle, Manhattan, KaiL Doltie Bush� Chapler social Crescent ASCC Marin County, Chartered 1954. Judy Doner� Chairman, President: Mrs. Nelson King, 120 Camino de Heriera, San .Anselmo, C:alif. Representalive. Elliot� .Assemblies com Memphis, Charlered 1952. Diane Tiger staff, President: Mrs. J. D. Peyton, 919 rni\ersity, .Memphis, Fenn. mittee. of Miami, Chartered 194S. Betsy Foote�Secretary AWS, chapler Presideni: Miss Shirley .Schafer, 9100 S.W, II llh St, Miami, Fla. treasurer. Judicial Board, AWS Advisory room. Midi.and-Ode.ssa, Chartered 1951. Council, hostess of the college dining Dean's Presideni: Mrs. Ernest Angelo, Jr., 4409 Pleasanl Dr., Midland, Tex. Judy Gibson� Dormitory president. Milwaukee, Charlered 1902. List, chapler Standards chairman. President: Mrs. Donald R. Peterson, 7106 N, 3Hth Si., .Milwaukee 9, Wis. Francie Glasscock�Chapter corresponding Reli Minneapolis-St. Paul, Chartered 1904. secretary. Student Union Committee, President: Mrs. Robert B. Clunderson, 6514 Sheridan .Ave., S., Minneapolis 23, Minn. gious .Affairs Committee. of the Ti Modesto, Chartered 1955. Trish .Adams-Sergeant-at-arms President: Mrs. Elwood Schroeder, 1108 .Amherst, Modesto, Calif. ger Club. Monterey County, Chartered 1951. Raechel Jensen�Counselor, Choir. President: .Mrs. John Rennels, Box 1974, Channel, Calif. Karen Bessessen� Honor Council, Tiger MoNiREAL, Chartered 1938. Club, Counselor, Alpha Lambda Delta. President: Mrs. J. G. Carl, 475 Galland Blvd., #lc, Dorval, Quebec, Canada. Judy Coles-Panhellenic Council, Student MoRtiANTowN, Chartered 1959. Union Committee. President: Mrs. James F. Carruth, 365 Mulberry St., Morgantown, W.Va. Sue Olds�Counselor, Late Board. Club. .Moscow, Chartered 1941. Ruth Richardson�Counselor, Tiger President: .Mrs. David R. Tate, 111 N. \Vashington, Moscow, Idaho, Julie Rolfe�Counselor, Welcomer, Late Muskocee, Chartered 1957. Board, Student Union Committee. President: Miss Vada Mustion, 1637 E. Okmulgee Ave., Muskogee, Okla. Ingrid Swenson�Welcomer, Student Union Nashvihx, Chartered 1929. Committee. President: Mrs. Kenneth R. Davis, 3617 Wilbur PL, Nashville 4, Tenn. Jo Waller-Treasurer of Alpha Lambda Nassau County, Chartered 1950. Delta, WAA Board, Tiger Club, Student President: Mrs. William Mihalik, 15 .Morewood Oaks, Port Washington, N.Y. Union Committee. Nevada Southern, Chartered 1955. Jean Albrecht�WAA Board, secretary of President: Mrs. William Ruymann, 1805 E. Charleston Blvd., Las Vegas, Nev. Oskasita. 48 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 New Haven County, Chartered 1958. onors President: Mrs. Roland James Webster, 1622 New Haven Ave., Woodmont, Conn. H New Orleans, Chartered 1957. President: Mrs. William Clark, 1308 Riviere, Airline Park, Metairie, La. Mountain Club. Sue Brackney� Tiger .Uaff, New York City, Chartered 1901. Alpha Lambda Judy Clark-Tigereties, President: Miss Marguerite Francis, 201 Linden Blvd., Brooklyn 26, N.Y. Delta. Norman, Chartered 1930. Dunham-Young Democrats, Variety Betty President: Mrs. Wray Littlejohn, 1304 W. Boyd, Norman, Okla. Show. Northern Virginia, Chartered 1956. Linda Foster� Show. Variety President: Mrs. Don L. Hutchinson, 811 St., \'ieniia, \'a. Panhellenic Cottage Dede Jones�Tigerettes, Junior Oak. Park-River Forest, Chartered 1953. Council. President: Mrs. John H. Vincent, 1418 Forest Ave., River Forest, III. of Mimi Jones� Recording secretary Tiger Oklahoma City, Chartered 1921. staff, social chairman. ettes, Tiger dormitory President: Mrs. Don Russell Courtney, 2605 Manchester Dr., Oklahoma City 20, Hall Council. Okla. Kurashita� staff, Margaret A'ugget Tiger Omaha, Chartered 1919. ettes. President: Mrs. Jack T. Dawson, 6548 Western Ave., Omaha, Neb. Lazzari� candidate. Sandy Military Queen Orange County, Chartered 1954. Nan Club, Lindsley�Tigerettes, Geology President: .Mrs. Donald O. Brauer, 2162 Niobe .Ave., .Anaheim, Calif. Show. Oskasita, Variety Orlando-Winter Park, Chartered 1935. Lani Markisen� staff. Pan Nugget Junior President: Mrs. Harry W. Collison, 630 S. Lake Sybelia Dr., Maitland, Fla. Show, Student hellenic Council, Variety Palo Alto, Chartered 1939. Union Committee. President: Mrs. Eleanor K. Johnson, c/o University Club, 3277 Junipero Serra, Deb Ski Club, Student Smith-Tigerettes, Palo Alto, Calif. Committee. Union Pasadena, Chartered 1939. Sandy Smith-Tigerettes. President: Mrs. Carroll Royer Baker, Jr., 1928 Brigdeii Rd., Pasadena 7, Calif. Tarr�Mountain Club. Mary Peninsula, Chartered 1948. Torcom�WAA Honor Jean Volleyball President: Mrs. E. Eugene Umland, 1515 Arc Way, Burlingame, Calif. staff. team. Young Republicans, Nugget Pensacola Area, Chartered 1960. Susan Wiesendanger�Oskasita, Tigerettes. President: Miss Elizabeth Sue Wrenn, 1111 W. Gregory St., Pensacola, Fla. Carol of all Wright� Highest scholarship Peoria, Chartered 1947. the Rifle can pledge classes, Pershing Queen Presideni: .Mrs. James Philip Hensley, 2618 W. Westport Rd., Peoria, III. didate. Philadelphia, Chartered 1935. Patterson� Eleanor Tigerettes. President: Mrs. John A. Pilley, 3 E. Wilmot .Ave., Haverlon-Llanerch, Pa. Mary Nelle Webb�Tigerettes. Philadelphia-North Suburban, Chartered 1957. Judy Reagan�German Club. President: Mrs. Bruce W. Waltz, 693 Newton Rd., Johnsville, Pa. of Jan Collins�Secretary Tigerettes. Phoenix, Chartered 1939. President; Mrs. J. Robert Fleming, Jr., 4221 E. Cambridge St., Phoenix 8, Ariz. Pitt-SBURGH, Charlered 1940. Psi�Lake Forest College Alpha President: Mrs. Thurman F. McGraw, 154 Graeger .Ave., Bethel Park, Pa. Carmen Anderson�Junior Prom Queen, Pocatello, Chartered 1955. Phi Delta Theta Sweetheart, WRA. President: Mrs. Wayne D. Brown, 3209 McKinley, Pocatello, Idaho. Dianne Bartel�Cheerleader, WRA activi Pomona Valley, Chartered 1956. ties chairman. Homecoming committee. President: Mrs. Charles S. .Althouse, Box 515, Mt. Baldy, Calif. Bobbie Caragna�Cheerleader, Cultural ac Portland, Chartered 1913. tivities member. Forester Day committee, Jane President: Mrs. Paul L. Patterson, 1730 S.W. Martha St., Portland 1, Ore. Forester candidate. Pullman, Chartered 1955. Lucia Grossman-5ie�lor staff. College Day President: Mrs. Mark T. Buchanan, 206 Jackson, Pullman, Wash. committee. Reno, Chartered 1921. Judy Fremd�Student Congress, social com President: Mrs. Rodney Reynolds, 641 Donner Dr., Reno, Nev. mittee. Richmond, Chartered 1947. Jane Godlove�Masketball and volleyball President: Mrs. Frederick E. \'ultee, Jr., 8142 Abbey Rd., Richmond 25, Va. teams, chorus. Variety Show, chairman of Riverside Area, Chartered 1953. Tour leaders. President: Mrs. Penfield Johnson, 3875 Mt. Rubidoux Dr., Riverside, Calif. Donna Hrdina�WRA, Parents' Day dinner Rochester, Chartered 1945. committee. President: Mrs. Ronald J. Summers, 5 Crossfield Rd., Fairport, N.Y. Sue Jacobson�Alpha Lambda Delta, Prom Rockford, Chartered 1946. committee. Homecoming Queen, Discipline President: Mrs. Charles W. Patterson, 2603 Cerro Vista Dr., Rockford, 111. committee. Contact Day committee. Cheer Sacramento Valley, Chartered 1937. leader, WRA secretary. President: Mrs. Barton E. Newlin, 2641 Creekside Lane, Sacramento 21, Calif. Bonnie Jarrell�College Day committee. St. Louis, Chartered 1919. Kathy Kelly�WR.A, Garrick co-director of President: Mrs. Charles H. Schwarting, 96 Wildwood Ln., Kirkwood 22, Mo. Variety Show. Salem, Chartered 1944. Judy Kipfer�WRA, Student Congress, Vol President: Mrs. James H. Nicholson, Jr., 3587 13th, S.E., Salem, Ore. leyball. Salt Lake City, Chartered 1958. June Koenig�Panhellenic president. Beta President: Mrs. James A. Eberhardt, 1909 Longview, Salt Lake City 17, Utah. Beta Beta secretary; Homecoming committee. San Antonio, Chartered 1946. Senior class treasurer, vice president of dorm. President: Mrs. Lenny Heins Etter, 346 W. Mariposa, San Antonio 12, Tex. Religious activities committee, American San Dieco, Charlered 1939. Chemical Society. President: Mrs. Robert B. Shaw, 329 Garden Grove Lane, El Cajon, Calif. Judy Kraft�Forester Day committee. San Fernando Valley, Chartered 1953. Ann Kroll�WRA president. Beta Beta Beta President: Mrs. Raymond A. Gosnell, 5745 Bucknell Ave., North Hollywood, president. Calif. Patty Lutz�Cheerleader, Parents' Day com San Francisco, Chartered 1902. mittee, Panhellenic representative. President: Mrs. John Garth, 471 Castenada Ave., San Francisco 16, Calif. Kathy Maxwell-Volleyball, History club. San Jose, Chartered 1948. Ellen McKittrick�AWS representative. President: Mrs. Dan C. Kieselbach, 15197 Dickens Ave., San Jose 24, Calif. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 49 Santa Barbara, Chartered 1915. President: Mrs. Fox Brennan, 422 E. Figueroa St., Santa Barbara, Calif. onors Santa Monica, Chartered 1950. H President: Mrs. E. 528 21sl Santa Calif. Philip Whiting, St., Monica, com Kris Miller-\VRA, AAVS, Forester Day Seattle, Chartered 1915. Panhellenic member. President: Mrs. Fred R. Biilterworth, 7000 42nd, NE., Seatlle 15, Wash. mittee, Lee Lambda Delta, Sigma Chartered Nichols-Alpha Shreveport, 1956. Student Ela, AWS co-chairman ot New President: Mis. Robert ^V. Lamb, 1,'!00 .Mark .\\e.. Bossier Cily, La. Week, award. SouiH Bay, Charlered 1956. Religion Ellen Payne-A'aisity Tennis, College President: Mrs. Donald Moses, 27022 Fond du Lac Rd., Rolling Hills, Calif. Mary committee, WRA chairman. South Bend, Chartered 1955. Day .Arlene Pilch�Yearbook committee, news President: Mrs. Allen Edwards, 1601 Oakwood Blvd., South Bend, Ind. staff. Southern Alameda County, Chartered 1958. paper .Anne Purdy�Secretary of freshman class, President: Mrs. Renwick D. Woodford, 359 .Anza Way, San Leandro, Calif. director for Variety Show. Spokane, Chartered 1918. scenery Judy Shirer�Sophomore class treasurer. President: Mrs. Harold Coffin, E. 1106 Rockwood Blvd., Spokane 35, Wash. Psi Omega, Varsity Debating Club, Springfield, Charlered 1929. Alpha Garrick players. Student Congress, Forester President: Mrs. James F. Walsh, 134 Kewburg Rd,, Springfield, Ohio. staff. Show. SiATE College, Chartered 1941. Variety Judy Simpson�AWS representative. Variety President: Mrs. Douglas J. Donahue, 440 E. Irwin .\\c., State College, Pa. Show, committee. Stillwater, Chartered 1957. College Day Dec Director for President: Mrs. Norbert R. Mahnken, 920 W. Canlwell, Stillwater, Okla. Spearing� Interfraternity in which Psi first; WRA Stockton, Chartered 1951. sing, Alpha placed Board. President: Mrs. Fred Ferroggiaro, 1533 N. San Joaquin, Stockton 4, Calif. Cheerleader, Summit County, Chartered 1956. Judy Springer� College Day committee. President: Mrs. Riley N. Stone, Jr., 2161 Sutton Dr., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Stillerman� committee. Syracuse, Chartered 1892. Sherry College Day Demi committee. President: Mrs. Bruce W. Sampsell, 102 Haffenden Rd., Syracuse 10, N.Y. Strompolos�Homecoming Choir, cominittee. Va Tacoma, Chartered 1947. Madrigal, College Day Show. President: Mrs. Robert E. Hunt, Jr., 1808 N. Lawrence, Tacoma 6, Wash. riety Show, WRA. Tallahassee, Chartered 1954. Kaihy Taylor�Variety Van Doren� committee. President: Mrs. John W. Struck, 1508 Hilltop Dr., Tallahassee, Fla. Peggy College Day committee. Show, For Tampa Bay Ari:a, Chartered 1957. Homecoming Variety ester committee. President: Mrs. Charles A. Slowey, 3504 Cherokee Ave., Tampa 11, Fla. Day Weber� Chest committee. Terre Haute, Chartered 1952. Blythe Campus Prom WR.A. President: Miss Jean Marie Archibald, 1530 S. Center St., Terre Haute, Ind. committee, WRA. Toledo, Chartered 1945. Sandy Wolf-Cheerleader, Sue New Student President: Mrs. Ralph C Heuerman, 865 Hampton .Ave., Toledo 9, Ohio. Wolf-Cheerleader, WRA, Week Topeka, Charlered 1955. committee. Junior prom commiltee. Beta Beta co-chairman President: Mrs. Frederic W. Wilson, 1901 MacVicar, Topeka, Kan. Beta, Varsity Tennis, of Forester candidate. Toronto, Chartered 1919. Variety Show, Jane President: Mrs. W. H. Caulfield, 99 Kimbark Blvd., Toronto 12, Ont., Canada. Tri-City, Chartered 1938. Beta Alpha�U. of Southern California President: Mrs. Thomas W. Carter, P.O. Box 335, Moline, III. Tucson, Chartered 1937. Sallie Allison�Sigma Phi Epsilon Princess, Elections Commissioner of U.S.C. President: Mrs. Clarke R. Duncan, 4733 E. .Seneca, Tucson, Ariz. Tulsa, Chartered 1929. Linda Barton�Hellion of Troy, High School Relations Chairman. President: Mrs. Harold D. Bowers, 2419 E. 54th, Tulsa 5, Okla. Vancouver, Chartered 1928. Anne Bivens�Orientation Committee President: Mrs. John R. Rutledge, 355 .Mathers .Ave., West Vancouver, B.C., Chairman. Canada. Gretchen Boldman�Maid of Cotton, Song Ventur.\, Chartered 1957. fest Committee. President: Mrs. James Coultas, Rl. 1, Box 39B, Ojai, Calif. Mary Borton�Sigma Chi Princess. Victoria, Chartered 1956. Judie Bush�Alpha Lambda Delta, Scerve President: Mrs. John M. Hanna, 3181 Woodburn .A\e., Victoria, B.C., Canada. Board, A.S.S.C. Senator, Chimes, Amazons, Waco, Chartered 1960. Judy Carson�Queen Scheherezade Princess. President: Mrs. R. L. Brothers, 4400 Live Oak, Waco, Tex. Pat DLscepola�Little Sister of Minerva. W'ASHiNCTON, D.C, Chartered 1935. Genie Graft�Lambda Chi .Alpha Princess. President: Mrs. William R. Lysinger, 3505 .Anderson Rd., Kensington, Md. Melinda Grubb� 1 beta Xi Cinderella Step WASiiiNGtON iRl-CiTiES, Chartered 1955. sister. President: Mrs. .Allen D. Stanley, N. 1704 Illinois .Ave., Pasco, Wash. Nancy Johnson�Chimes. Waieri.oo, Chartered 1951. Janet Kazanjian�Amazons, Mortar Board, President: Mrs. Calvert Pierpont, 1503 Pinoak Dr., Cedar Falls, Iowa. Hellion of Troy, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa WFJiicHF.sTER County, Chartered 1938. Phi. President: Mrs. Clayton C. C:ole, Furnace Dock Rd., Crolon-on-Hudson, N.'^'. Gwen Olson�Scroll of Honor, Mortar WiiiiriKR, Chartered 1951. Board, president of Amazons, Helen of Troy, President: .Mrs. Dale D. .Myers, 3215 .Arbol Dr., Fullerton, Calif. Hellion of 'I'roy, Beta Alpha Psi. Wic:iiita, Chartered 1925. Sherry Wenger� Kappa Alpha Ro.sc Prin Presideni: Mrs. Glen C I'homas, 1448 Coolidge, Wichita 3, Kan. cess. WiciUTA Falls, Chartered 1961. Kay Wetzel�Spurs, .A.W.S. Secretary. President: Mrs. John A. Lippincott, 4612 Chuck Dr., Wichita Falls, Tex. Williamsburg, Chartered 1961. Beta Beta�U. of Maryland President: Mrs. ^Villiam J. .Montgomerv, Queens Lake, Williamsburg, Va. Winnipeg, Chartered 1929. Jeannie Anderson�Managing Editor of Dia- Presideni: Mrs. G. L. Ferguson, 302 Lanark St., Winnipeg 9, Man., Canada. mondbach, publicity chairman for Campus YouNcstowN, Chartered 1956. Chest. President: Mrs. William M. Baker, 46 Hamilton .Ave., Poland 14, Ohio. Anne Coleman�Candidate in University 50 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 Pat Ayers�Kappa Delia Pi; Beta Beta Beta; Bev Russell�Sophomore .Allendanl, Home Honors O.G.E.A. coming Court. Sherril Bash�Theta Chi Pledge Queen. Joanne Sanda� Pi Omega Pi; Kappa Delta Carole Bellissimo�Swan Club; Orchesis; Pi; model, AWS Fashion Show. elections, A.W.S. Big Sister, FOB tour leader. W.I.A.; Delta Psi Kappa. Jan Schmidt�University Players. Editor of A.W.S. newspaper. Marge Benson�Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Tau Bernie Simko�Beta Beta Beta; .Alpha Ep Carol Conor�Performed at Carnegie Hall Delta. silon Delta. with Chapel Choir. Sue Bieler�Lowry Hall Librarian. Judy Snodgrass�Secretary elect. Junior of A.W.S. Linda Essig�Publicity chairman Marilyn Bowersox�Secretary, Kappa Delta Class; Finalist, Best Dressed Girl Contest. Ann Halliday�.Angel Flight, Color Guard, Pi; chairman, UAO Brochure Committee. Carol Srb�Greek Week Dance Committee; Candidate Tau Beta Sigma, Harmony Hall, Judy Beers�Beta Beta Beta. Gamma Epsilon. for Homecoming Queen. Diane Borella�Panhellenic representative; Betty Jo Stearns�.A Capella Choir; MENC. Marion Hartman�Diamond W.R.A. repre President's list; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Alpha Sara Jane Stutz� UAO, Carnation Room sentative, Alpha Lambda Delta, S.N.E.A. Theta; Book and Motor. Committee. President, Section Editor of Terrapin. Barb Brancheau� Kappa Mu Epsilon; Linda Talbot�Debate team and oratory; Business Wom Kay Haven�Phi Chi Theta, orientation leader; UAO, Campus Services; U.AO committee; \Vorkshop players; AWS, en's Sorority. Kappa Delta Pi; Book and Motor Poster committee. Per Lovee Shrock� University Theater, Judy Brock�Family Play Company; Work Joan Trotter-Miss BGSU; AWS, Style formed at Carnegie Hall with the Chapel shop Players. Show Commentator; Judicial Board, AWS. Hall. Choir, South Pacific; Harmony Jeanne Cox�Phi Alpha Theta; Square Elaine Vargo� Orientation leader; Keystaff. Carol Kenney�S.N.E.A. Treasurer. Club. Linda Willaman�Splashers; Swan Club; and Discus Dee Latimer�Rush chairman Jan Dickman�Chairman, Secretarial Club. AWS. of sion leader for Panhellenic, Co-chairman Carolyn Francis-UAO; AWS. Davilyn Wilson�Vice President, William Cancer Carnival. Marti Graves� UAO committee; chairman, Hall; Swan Club. Peggy Lotz�President of Phi Chi Theta, dorm commiltee. Joan Winton�University Chorus. Student Union Board. Paula Jo Gregg�AWS representative; Alpha Pat Wisniewski�A Capella Choir; Univer Louise McCrone�One of the co-founders Epsilon Delta. sity Chorus. of the Advertising Sorority, Gamma Alpha Sharyn Householder�Workshop Players. Coe Wolfe-Key staff; Delta Phi Delta; Pan Chi (Secretary). Marguerite Hanson�Key. hellenic representative; Book and Motor. Priss Mitchel�FOB tour leader. Carol Herbert�Model, AWS Fashion Show. Karen Wright�Cap and Gown; Senior Cla.ss Gail Pace�Angel Flight, Drama Wing. Sandra Herr�Orchesis. secretary; Senior representative to AWS; Out Louise Phillips� Editor of Dorm newspa Carolyn Hill, UAO, News Committee. standing Achievement .Award. per, Speech Contest. Mary Jo Hyde-WIA. Joyce Yockey�Beta Beta Beta. Marcia Price�Diamond. June Jaroch�Delta Psi Kappa. Linda Brewer�Delta Phi Delta. Sally Pritchet�Dorm Judge Board, Carne Jane Kesson�Orchesis; Cygnets; Swan Carol Vaccariello�Kappa Delta Pi; Student Hall Hall. gie tour. Harmony Club, secretary; WIA. Organization Board. Karen Sander�Chairman of Newman Club Jan Kekic�Freshmen debate; UAO. Poster Committee, Secretary of American Mary Lou Klemencic� Union .Activities Of Beta Miami U. Chemistry Society. fice; Secretary, Greek Week. Epsilon� Schlotzhauer�Co-Publicity chairman Carole Kovatch� BG Jean Advertising Manager, Jinny Bachman�Upperclass house chair for Chapel Choir, Harmony Hall, Carnegie News. man, sophomore counselor, pledge trainer, Hall tour. Tish Lickliter�Dorm counselor; Kappa Miami Dad's historian, AWS. Scollan�Commentator for the Stu Day Nancy Delta Pi. Suellen Bales�Head SPER, co-chairman dent Union Fashion Show. Roberta Gibson�Panhellenic delegate. campus-wide SPER project. Stamm�S,N,E,A. Angel Pat Locker� Jacquie Secretary, UAO, Campus Fellowship Ann Beddow�Home economics club, social Drill Team, Flight Secretary, Angel Flight Committee; Kappa Delta Pi; Book and chairman. FOB tour leader. and Panhel Motor; Cap Gown; President, Evelyn Bell�Sigma Delta Pi, senior class Schmidt�Rifle Team, Co-founder and Judy lenic Council; Delta Psi Kappa; Student committee. President of the Advertising Sorority. Committee. Council; University Homecoming Jan Bill�ACE, Shakerettes second officer. Carol Freshman Swoger� Pledge Queen Pat Lobotsky�Orchesis; University Chorus. Debbie Brooks�Shakerettes third officer. Candidate. Com Evelyn Loyd�UAO, Campus Fellowship Sally Canfield-SrC/�)�iVr, student senate, Janet Tolson-Candidate in the University mittee; freshman and AWS, representative Panhellenic president, secretary-treasurer of Elections, Student Union Committee, Chair Crest Committee. junior class, SPER, Greek Week co-chairman. man, FOB Committee, Diamond- Ann Student Elections Welcoming Mary McCoy� Council on Student Affairs, Finance Commit back chief. copy Board; Phi Alpha Theta; Book and Motor; tee. Karen Trofast�Student Union Fashion .AWS, Constitutional Revision Commitlee. Karen Carlson� Com-Bus, assistant house Show, FOB tour leader. Club. Fran Mara�Manager, Swan chairman, IRC, sophomore counselor, Miami Walker�W.R.A. Carolyn representalive. Judy Mesnick�Swan Club; Splashers; UAO Chest. Sally Waltz�Candidate for sweetheart of committees. Elaine Climpson�Sophomore counselor, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Greek "Chick" of the Helen Moles�Student Orientation Court; SPER, all-campus musical show, program Candidate for elections. Week, LIniversity Leader; UAO Service Committee; AWS Presi board talent show. Student Student Affairs Coun dent; Council; Ann Dodway�Freshman class dance com cil; Cap and Gown; Kappa Delta Pi; treas mitlee, sophomore counselor. Beta Gamma�Bowling Green State U. urer, ACE. Joan Dugan�Block M executive council. Chapter Honors�Second place Homecom .Ann Packer�Dorm counselor; U.AO, .Audi Young Democrats, House council. ing decorations; first in sorority scholarship, tions and bookings committee. Pat Eddy�Sigma Delta Pi, student senate first place Tandem Swimming Meet; first Jan Parker�Delta Upsilon Bike Race foreign student committee, house council, place Greek Week Carnival booth; first in Queen; UAO committee. RECENSIO. Pledge Scholarship Improvement, spring; sec Mitzi Pesec� Band. .Ann Fawcett�ACE, house council. ond place Spring Weekend float; Spirit tro Susie Pyle�Publicity Chairman, Orchesis; Ruth Freer�Miami Chest, Young Repub phy, Sigma Chi Derby Day. AWS. licans. Pledges�Third place Pi Kappa Alpha Pie Sharon Putnam� Beta Beta Beta; SEA; So Julie French�Miami University Theater, Eating Week skit. cial Inteiesl Commiltee, UAO. Young Republicans. Marlene Adrick�Secretary, Sigma Tau Barb Randall�Splashers; Swan Club; AWS. Ginger Fuller-Block M, M BOOK, Young Relta; Sigma Delta Pi. Linda Riemenschneider�OE.A; ACE. Republicans. Lynne Alexander�Pem Club; Intramurals. Joan Reece�Kappa Delta Pi; UAO. Sandi Gannett�.ACE. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 51 sanfasays, ''Magazines for Everyone Makes Christmas Shopping FUN!'' Magazine No. of one year sub. 1 2 3 Add'I. 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USE THIS HANDY ORDER BLANK TODAY! 1 O: Mrs. James Myles, Iniernational ( liairman Gamma Phi Beta Magazine .Agencv 26 Godwin Lane, St. Louis 24, Missouri (Make checks payable to Mrs. James Myles) FROM: (Name> Chapter Credit (.Address) HOW LONG NEW OR PERIODICAL PRICE SEND lO TO SEND RENEWAL 52 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1 961 GAMMA PHI BETA MAGAZINE AGENCY Comparative Statement of Magazine Sales by Chapters for the Iwo Years Ended April 30, 1961 No, of Sales for year ended April 30 Increase No, of Sales for year ended April 30 Increase Chapters paid Chapters paid or members 1961 1960 (decrease) members 1961 I960 (decrease) GREEK LETTER CHAPTERSIS: Alpha 60 S 22.83 S 174.55 S (151.72) Burlington 10 32.47 39.50 (7.03) Beta 94 30,45 5,00 25,45 Canton-Massillon 6 18.51 44.20 (25.69) Gamma . 108 701,79 78,67 623,12 Cedar Rapids 15 53.83 91.46 (37,63) Delta 31 266,22 1.85 264,37 Champaign-Urbana 31 345,39 272.94 72.45 Epsilon . 105 560,72 312.87 247,85 Chicago .ii 502.19 426.07 76.12 Eta 71 69,03 404,42 (335,39) Chicago�Northwest Suburban 20 31.79 88.14 (56.35) Theta 59 168,71 325.85 (157,14) Chicago�West Suburban,,,, 20 175,64 156.76 18.88 69 448.20 416,55 31.65 Cincinnati 27 32.49 215.65 (183,16) Kappa � Lambda 99 122,08 � 122.08 Cleveland 85 378.09 362.35 15.74 � Nu 85 47,98 91.67 (43,69) Cleveland East Suburban. . 19 65.68 106.96 (41.28) Xi 64 276.43 148,61 127,82 College Park 21 83.40 14.13 69.27 Omicron 62 43,92 120,76 (76,84) Colorado Springs 36 209.45 299.29 (89.84) Pi 70 12.40 29,75 (17,35) Columbia 11 4.95 29.35 (24.40) Rho 62 256,40 224.48 31,92 Columbus .50 105.22 93.26 11.96 Sigma.. , 88 452.75 577,40 (124,65) Centra Costa 26 146.25 188.79 (42.54) Tau 68 68.92 102,00 (33.08) Corpus Christi 9 36.45 36.45 Phi 47 72.47 71.13 1.34 Corvallis 16 100.03 107.84 (7.81) Chi 63 350.97 266.56 84,41 Dallas 116 742.85 905.07 (162.22) Psi . 118 905.71 299.60 606.11 Dayton 36 135.52 250.48 (114.96) Omega 62 322.99 108,23 214,76 Denver 86 619.72 551.55 68.17 � Alpha Alpha , 29 9.80 9,80 Desert VaUey 15 21.91 80.99 (59.08) Alpha Beta 74 55.91 10,00 45,91 Des Moines 37 151.83 98.69 53.14 Alpha Gamma 57 422.92 178,43 244.49 Detroit 60 361.17 204.49 156.68 Alpha Delta 85 300.88 393.29 (92.41) Duluth 27 � Alpha Epsilon . 108 81.29 81.36 (.07) Elmhurst 10 41.42 77.82 (36.40) Alpha Zeta . 137 74.85 75.11 (.26) Eugene 10 34.62 134.98 (100.36) Alpha Eta 76 33.24 127.42 (94.18) Evanston�North Shore 97 160.92 153.59 7.33 Alpha Theta 70 712.26 786.69 (74.43) Evansville 22 159.83 125.21 34.62 Alpha Iota 59 397.58 464.00 (66,42) Everett 12 628.94 587.35 41.59 Alpha Kappa 30 297.31 185.88 111.43 Fairfield County 18 27.85 5.60 22.25 Alpha Lambda 38 Fargo-Moorhead 10 216.62 230.43 (13.81) Alpha Mu , , , 39 71.36 145.52 (74.16) Flagstaff 28 39.47 152.82 (113.35) Alpha Nu 60 554.99 343.22 211.77 Fort Collins 10 203.44 105.21 98.23 Alpha Xi 78 285,39 303.09 (17.70) Fort Lauderdale 17 269.33 131.96 137.37 Alpha Omicron 54 108,03 92.60 15.43 Fort Wayne 13 99.51 60.26 39.25 Alpha Pi 54 101.25 41.65 59.60 Fort Worth 12 161.16 142.09 19.07 Alpha Tau 33 Gary 9 34.00 64.00 (30.00) Alpha Upsilon 77 66.93 109.85 (42,92) Gettysburg 9 � Alpha Phi 62 538.01 379.92 158.09 Glendale 31 184.57 189.04 (4.47) Alpha Chi 60 164,37 133.96 30,41 Grand Forks 16 35.21 42.82 (7.61) Alpha Psi 42 9,00 33.22 (24,22) Grand Rapids 21 160.86 50.35 110.51 Alpha Omega 48 39.47 108.55 (69,08) Hampton Roads 8 82.93 135.72 (52.79) Beta Alpha 55 566.95 521.18 45.77 Hawaii 20 146.05 123.19 22.86 Beta Beta 58 121.17 195.12 (73.95) Houston 9 259.76 234.93 24.83 Beta Gamma 98 245,46 212.02 33.44 Hutchinson 24 133.51 116.57 16.94 Beta Delta 74 20.50 16.85 3.65 IndianapoUs 22 245.08 149.02 96.06 Beta Epsilon 26 293.80 486.34 (192.54) Iowa City 7 � Beta Zeta 57 � 12.50 (12.50) Jackson 9 59.70 55.97 3.73 Beta Eta 70 233.21 343.99 (110.78) Jacksonville 6 59.24 62.89 (3.65) Beta Theta 96 419.97 520.69 (100.72) Kalamazoo 14 � Beta Iota 44 169.41 32.25 137.16 Kankakee 13 71.80 71.80 Beta Kappa 60 342,74 6.50 336,24 Kansas City, Kansas 6 93 . 24 36.50 56.75 Beta Lambda 49 270,73 326.05 (55.32) Kansas City, Missouri 129 1,319.87 ,134.63 185.24 Beta Mu 48 231.21 218.10 13.11 Kent 15 33.02 12.26 20.76 Beta Nu 58 109,27 182.38 (73.11) LaJolla 23 187.28 210.72 (23.44) BetaXi 23 25,95 161.75 (135.80) Lake County 22 212.92 252.11 (39.19) Beta Omicron 50 193,53 43.08 150.45 Lansing-East Lansing 23 154.56 130.54 24.02 Beta Pi 64 102,76 20.85 81.91 Laramie-Cheyenne 18 � Beta Rho 94 91,21 79.29 11.92 Lawrence 15 132 . 46 97.36 35.10 Beta Sigma 55 100,59 126.62 (26.03) Lima 19 5.00 5.00 Beta Tau 75 251.00 262.65 (11.65) Lincoln 20 267.66 223.23 44.43 Beta Upsilon 82 28,00 124.77 (96.77) London, Ontario 9 27.68 40.00 (12.32) Beta Phi 91 290.59 219.41 71.18 Long Beach 50 381.46 525.02 (143.56) Beta Chi 60 66.28 57.21 9.07 Los Angeles 68 361.07 504.78 (143.71) Beta Psi 90 374.26 235.79 138.47 LouisviUe 25 129.74 118.20 11.54 Beta Omega S3 263,50 259.52 3.98 Lubbock : 54 81.71 145.43 (63.72) Gamma Alpha 67 11.40 4.00 7.40 Madison 21 246.17 207.75 38,42 Gamma Beta 58 598.89 670.30 (71.41) Manhattan 22 22.00 123.18 (101.18) Gamma Gamma 44 49.72 43.95 5.77 Marin County 30 89.28 92.40 (3.12) Gamma Delta 54 Memphis 29 30.69 20.90 9.79 Gamma Epsilon 19 Miami 6 12.00 9.63 2.37 Midland-Odessa 14 160 . 85 58.70 102.15 $14,997,91 $13,136,87 SI, 861. 04 Milwaukee 59 224.63 337.44 (112,81) MinneapoUs-St. Paul 120 311.82 179.83 131.99 Modesto 12 31.77 48.72 (16.95) ALUMNAE CHAPTERS: Monterey 26 10.95 38.75 (27.80) 14 35 . 87 2.00 33.87 27 61,21 124.31 (63.10) Montreal, Quebec Albuquerque 26 127.41 107.95 19.46 Amarillo 7 61,41 58.13 3.28 Morgantown Moscow 14 35.77 21.25 14.52 Amos 22 43,88 63.86 (19.98) 14 27.20 344.28 Ann Arbor 23 98.92 67.43 31.49 Muskogee (317,08) Nashville 39 90.42 170.32 Atlanta 10 28.82 69.79 (40.97) (79,90) Nassau 11 50.23 15.63 34.60 Austin 25 131.95 156.12 (24.17) County New Haven 8 12 . 85 54.86 Bakersfield 19 42.72 75.82 (33.10) County (42.01) New Orleans 10 43.60 43 . 60 Baltimore 33 88.40 54.70 33.70 New York 35 270.47 364.13 (93.66) Bartlesville 20 158.49 196.56 (38.07) Norman 10 121.21 136.46 Beaumont 6 15.10 36.53 (21.43) (15,25) Northern 20 55.09 117.58 (62.49) Berkeley 71 228.83 273.97 (45.14) Virginia Oak Park-River Forest 5 45 . 56 58.30 Hills�Westwood 40 704.64 879.31 (174.67) (12.74) Beverly 96 95.76 113.60 7 112.46 138.46 (26,00) Oklahoma City (17.84) Billings Omaha 33 227.56 213.49 14.07 Alabama 13 24.98 30.71 (5.73) Birmingham, 30 64.80 78.61 30 220.33 190,85 29.48 Orange County (13.81) Birmingham, Michigan Orlando-Winter Park 15 � Black Hills 7 26.80 50.88 (24,08) 64 118.15 193,90 23 81.25 132,74 (51.49) PaloAlto (75.75) Bloomington 83 942.07 912,75 29.32 Boise 18 153.27 96,41 56.86 Pasadena Peninsula 34 121.32 185,20 Boston 18 20.77 26,84 (6.07) (63.88) Pensacola Area 7 � Boulder 15 5.45 5.45 Peoria 42 92.02 137.21 Green 15 155.70 114,89 40.81 (45.19) Bowling on page 54) Buffalo 17 82.43 111,04 (28.61) (Continued � THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1961 53 Judy Mohr�Delta Omega, orchestra, A mittee, co-chairman Senior Gift Committee, Honors Capella. AWS, Mortar Board. Betsy Mohr�House council. Marilyn Vincent-Sophomore counselor. Marilyn Ncuman-Block M, RECENSIO, Block M. Block M. Marty Griffin-Block M, Miami Chest, Jun AWS. Marty Wadsworth�Panhellenic, ior Panhellenic, Greek Week committee. Jun Pat Noland-Sophomore counselor, house Marion Westgate-RECENSIO organization ior Saddleers secretary. chairman, AWS Council, May Day coordina section head. Judy Guthleben�ACE, secretary of fresh tor. Pi Delta Phi secretary, Les Politiques, Judy Wilson-ACE, RECENSIO. Lambda Delta. Sue stu man dormitory, SPER, RECENSIO, sopho ACMS Alpha Wingerter�Varsity cheerleader, more counselor. Gretchen Nunamaker�Alethenoid, under dent senate. Sue Hammerschmidt-RECENSIO, house graduate fellowship in college teaching, Al Beta Zeta-Kent State U. council. fred H. Upham scholarship. Young Repub Lin Hammes�Greek Week co-chairman for licans, RECENSIO. Janice Lepisto�Tau Beta Sigma. publicity. Molly Older�Sophomore year in Lima, Judith Mikitaw�Sigma Alpha Eta. Mary Jane Hanna�Opera, Senior Orchesis, Peru, Sigma Delta Pi president. Bertha Pro- Linda Krawetz�Theta Sigma Phi, vice SPER. vine scholarship, 1961-1962, El Ateneo. president. Ann Holcomb-SPER. Judy Olmsted�House chairman, AWS Linda Zaugg�Cardinal Key. Linda Holland-Block M, Red Cap show Council, YWCA dorm representative sopho Joyce Robison� Kappa Delta Pi. committee. more counselor. Carolyn Pierce�Student Forensic Associa Nancy Hopkins�Freshman dorm president. Judy Ozanne�TV station continuity direc tion, awarded Brass Key for outstanding work Alpha Lambda Delta honorary, Cwen vice tor. in debate. president, AWS freshman and sophomore Ward Parker�Psi Chi honorary, WRA Kathy Slagel�Treasurer of Panhellenic. class representative. Outstanding Freshman Parliamentarian, Women's Bowling League Gay Gruber�Miss Air Force ROTC of award from Alpha Sigma Alpha, shakerettes, chairman. Kent State; Air Force ROTC sponsor. House council suite Attendant to program board publicity committee. Block Carol Petersen� board, Marge Reynolds� Campus Day M, IRC, Young Republicans, Junior Panhel chairman, AWS. Queen. lenic. Linda Reece�Block M, sophomore counse Linda Usselton�Attendant for Delta Sigma Jan Jenkins-RECENSIO identification lor. Pi Rose Queen. head. Alpha Lambda Delta. Sheila Regan�Block M, Red Cap show Sandy May�Army ROTC sponsor; Flasher- Maridale Knox�Lambda Chi Alpha Cres committee, Miami Chest, shakerettes. ette. cent Girl, shakerettes. Barb Ringhand-RECENSIO art staff, pro Karen Ritchie-Air Force ROTC sponsor. Judy Kovacs� Block M, program board. gram board, sophomore counselor. Phyllis Dressier�Air Force ROTC sponsor. Jean Lawrence�Alpha Lambda Delta, vice Beth Roudebush-DIMENSIONS. Lilly Bergstrom�Flasherette. president of Miami University Theater (in Sue Rush-.ACE. Beta Zeta won first prize by making the three dramas 1960-1961). Dinah Sangster�Block M, department store most money through the sale of multi-colored Barb Lester�Sophomore counselor, assist college board. garlands at the annual competitive fest. ant hou.se chairman, STUDENT assistant fi Jamie Sheldon�Sigma Delta Pi president Penny Carnival. The money is given to the nance manager, Panhellenic Council, IRC, 1960, house council secretary, honors in university's scholarship fund each year. AWS dance committee chairman. Dad's Day Spanish. Beta Eta-Bradley U. coffee hour chairman. Susie Kay Smith�Com-Bus secretary. Judy Markus-Block M. RECENSIO office Sue Spaller�Sophomore counselor. Alpha Dorann Anderson�Kappa Omega Phi. manager. Lambda Delta. Phyllis Anderson�Dean's List, vice presi Judy Marquis�Sigma Delta Pi, honors in Sandy Stoltz�AWS Rules Rerision. dent of Alpha Lambda Delta. Spanish. Susan Thorp�House chairman, AWS Coun Joy Benz�Wakapa, Student Senate Chap Judy Mell-Miami Chest, AWS-SPER chair cil, ACE, recording secretary of United Chris lain, president of Inter-Faith Council. man of Women Who Are Aware, SPER, tian Fellowship, student senate. .Ann Bishopp�Homecoming Steering Com Queen's court of Little Miami Track Meet, Ginny Tincher�Outstanding Senior mittee. sophomore counselor. Woman in Business School, Women's Dis Jean Boyer�Senate, Chorale. Carol Miller-ACE. ciplinary Board, Danforth Foundation Com Nancy Breese�ROTC Queen, Angel Flight. No. of Sales for year ended April 30 Increase No. of Sales for year ended April 30 Increase Chapters paid � � or Chapters paid or members 1961 1960 (decrease) members 1961 1960 (decrease) Philadelphia 25 218.73 186.43 32.30 State CoUege 16 31.11 12.25 18.86 Philadelphia�North Suburban 11 62.37 51.43 10.94 Stillwater 25 63.31 83.38 (20,07) Phoenix 46 105.32 121.69 (16.37) Stockton 7 12.00 14.00 (2,00) Pittsburgh 38 130,46 135.28 (4.82) Summit County 15 69.45 27.66 41.79 PocateUo 6 27.24 � 27.24 Syracuse 57 162.28 222.88 (70,60) PomonaValley 23 141.57 202.34 (60.77) Tacoma 8 39,00 � 39.00 Portland 31 205.87 215.51 (9.64) Tallahassee 14 153,87 151.29 2.58 Pullman 6 59.09 68.30 (9.21) Tampa Bay Area 17 30.59 30.40 .19 Reno 29 33,39 142,31 (108.92) Terre Haute 26 137.66 260,42 (122.76) Richmond 21 8,72 � 8,72 Toledo 26 98.24 78.72 19.52 Riverside 38 56.63 55.17 1.46 Topeka 16 144.94 130.92 14.02 Rochester 12 30.50 49.34 (18.84) Tri-Cities 31 203.83 229.30 (25.47) Rockford 19 205.55 146.11 59.44 Tucson 57 330.45 157.28 173.17 Sacramento VaUey 31 75.72 127.65 (51,93) Tulsa 53 369.88 410.97 (41.09) St. Louis 120 2,240.86 2,219,54 21.32 Vancouver, B.C 91 � � Salem 17 91.45 148.31 (56.86) Ventura ID � � Salt Lake City 25 76.99 108.25 (31.26) Waco 5 � �� San Antonio 14 29,56 59.88 (30.32) Washington 59 398,46 522,93 (124,47) San Diego 72 171,84 235.96 (64.12) Waterloo 12 30.98 18.00 12,98 San Fernando Valley 39 408.35 353.46 54.89 Westchester 3J 106.69 142.78 (36.09) San Francisco 45 364.35 268.42 95.93 Whittier 28 103.13 150.91 (47.78) San Jose 40 48.23 36.04 12.19 Wichita 76 68.64 114.22 (45.58) Santa Barbara 12 67. 70 54.68 13.02 Williamsburg 8 3.00 � 3.00 Santa Monica 9 35.76 46.43 (10.67) Winnepeg, Manitoba 17 � � Seattle 159 336.67 662.20 (325.53) Youngstown 18 109.57 76.86 32.71 Shre\-�port 6 19.33 � 19.33 UnaffiUated 634.38 963.48 (329.10) SouthBay 29 206.42 153.37 53.05 South Bend 10 10.50 67.36 (56.86) $26,774.54 J28,669.44 ($1,894.90) Southern Alameda County... 10 21.77 9.00 12.77 Spokane 32 392.85 382.38 10.47 $41,772.45 $41,806.31 $ (33.86) Springfield 15 65.64 79.22 (13.58) 54 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 Judi Wertz�Angel Flight, Cheerleader, Linda Peterson�Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen Who's Who, ROTC Queen Attendant, TKE Attendant. Honors Sweetheart Attendant. Diane Rose-'61 Club, Philadelphia, Pom Carol Wiltz�Dean's List, secretary of Pon, Kappa Delta Pi, Who's Who. Jane Cassady�Secretary of Newman Club. Wakapa, secretary of Newman Club. Lynda Salisbury�Kaydettes, Philadelphia, Deborah Drake� Maidens, Meri- Junior Class Senator, ROTC "Melba" Queen Marching Beta Iota�Idaho State N-Ettes. Finalist. Gail Ellis-Who's Who, Supreme Court, Chapter Honors�First place in women's Marsha Salter�Miss Scottsdale, Angel division for first ROTC "Melba" Delta secretary of Wakapa, Dean's List, highest Homecoming Assembly; Flight, Queen, Sigma in women's division for snow Phi Water Candidate. ranking woman of the senior class, president place sculptur Sport's Day Queen and for the Snow Sivesind�Crescent Girl of Lambda of Phi Alpha Theta, Alpha Lambda Delta ing sweepstakes Carnival; Carol Certificate, Alpha Lambda Delta Book, sponsored winning candidate. Brent Thomas, Chi Alpha. the Chimes. in the Ugly Man Contest; first place in Sharon Teufel�.AWS Representative. Catch on Western Thomas� 61 Club. Judy Eveland�Senate, secretary of Chimes, Pig Day. Jessica Kaydettes, Sharon Phi Titsworth-'61 Club. Angel Flight, Chorale, Homecoming Dance Magnuson�Sigma Epsilon Kathy Committee, Freshman Orientation Committee. Sweetheart; Tunesmiths; Concert Choir; Cast Sandi Watts�Orchesis, Phi Sigma Kappa Candidate. Maurine Foote�Wakapa, Student Center for "On Being Earnest." Water Sport's Day Queen of Beta Chi Board of Activities. Karen Ferguson� President Chimes; Allena Willson� Epsilon. Chimes Zerden�'61 Club. Pat Garrity-Finalist for IFC Queen, Angel scholarship. Cynthia Paula Sue Liberal Arts Senator. Flight, Wakapa, Who's Who, Student Center Ydauraga�Homecoming Queen. Jeffries� Panhellenic Board of Activities, Kappa Omega Phi. Patty Jo Burley�Chimes; Beta Lambda�San State Judy Grimm�Chief Justice of the Bradley Council. Diego De Late�Chimes. University Student Supreme Court, vice Terry Bettianne Moore�AWS Secretary; Cap and Deon Schulthies� president of Wakapa, Who's Who, Alpha Spurs. Gown senior women's honorary; Who's Who; Grimm� scholar Lambda Delta Certificate, Sigma Delta Chi Jerry Spurs; Journalism AWS Woman of the Month for November, recommendation. Scholarship Award, McNaughton Award for ship 1960; Candidate for Homecoming Queen. Vicki Lowe� French Club. Outstanding journalism graduate, tied for Spurs; Carol Slaughter�DeWitt Bisbee Williams Sharon O'Brien� senior sorority woman with highest scholar Spurs. Freshman Scholarship. Kara Lee ship for the first semester. All Campus Queen Ferguson�Spurs. Marilyn Matson�S.AE Little Sister of Min Dean's List. Ann Cartwright�Spurs. Attendant, erva; Angel's Flight; Anahauc. Christin Holman� Jane Hass�Corresponding secretary of Spurs. Sue Lindquist: Pledge trainer; Candidate Fillmore�TKE Sweetheart. Newman Club. Judy for Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Wolz�Phi Moon Betty Hale-Angel Flight, Chorale, Alpha Dorothy Sigma Kappa Kathy Warner: S.AE Little Sister of Min Girl; Attendant lo Snow Queen. Lambda Delta, president of Sigma Alpha light erva. Greek Girl; Attendant to Iota. Judy Jones� May Linda Tripp�WR.A President. Nancy Kaspar�Chorale, Sophomore Class Queen. Pat Lazos�Candidate for Lambda Chi Treasurer. .Alpha Cross and Crescent Girl; Highest Beta Arizona State U., Diana Kelly-Homecoming Steering Com Kappa� Tempe pledge scholarship. mittee, Angel Flight, TKE Candidate for Judi Anderson�Kaydettes. Doris McQuaide�Candidate for Lambda Junior-Senior Prom Queen, ODK Leadership Donna .Arnote-Natani�Junior Women's Chi .Alpha Cross and Crescent Girl; Candi Confernce (recorder). Honorary. date for Lambda Chi .Alpha "Miss Blow Sylvia Manjarrez�Wakapa, Angel Flight, Mary Bienfang�Spurs. out"; Candidate for .Alpha Tau Omega "Miss vice president of Newman Club, Senior Rep Diane Bowman�Off Campus Women's Shipwreck.' resentative of AWS, Student Center Board of Senator. Suzanne Jeffrey�Pi Omega Pi (honorary); Activities, Homecoming Athletics Committee. Judi Brown� '61 Club, Little Sisters of Jr. Panhellenic President; Jr. Panhellenic Virginia Monier�Treasurer of WRA, sec Minerva of SAE. Student Advisor; Cetza honorary; Blue Book retary of the English Club. Pam Cole�Floor Representative to Palo Ball Committee. Jeanne Moniot�Homecoming Steering Verde Hall Council. Joan Hancock�Aztec (SDS Newspaper) so Committee. Linda Cook� Orchesis, Niades. ciety reporter; AWS Publicity Chairman. Linda Nelson�Chorale, secretary of the Nancy Craven, Spurs. Sandie Shipe�Spurs; La Mesa Womans Junior Class. Barbara Defer� '61 Club, Beta Kappa Cres Club Scholarship; "Teen-age Miss of the Kay O'Grady�Captain of Marching cent Girl, Who's Who. Year" Scholarship; Elks Club Youth Scholar Maidens, historian of Newman Club. Deana Dorman�Pi Delta Epsilon. ship; City Edilor of the Aztec newspaper; Kit Sanderson-Phi Mu Alpha Sweetheart, Bonnie Evans�AWS Vice President. Freshman Publicity Chairman. Wakapa, Alpha Lambda Delta, Sigma Alpha, Diane Fitzgerald�Spurs, Sigma Nu Sweet Donna Schmitz�Panhellenic office man Iota Leadership Award. heart Candidate, Scholarship to the Uni ager; Rush chairman; AWS Banquet Chair Kathryn Schlaf, Vice president of Sigma versity of Madrid. man; AWS Judges Chairman for Spring Sing; Alpha Iota pledge class, publicity chairman Sue Frost�Natani, Pleiades, Mademoiselle Candidate for Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. of Lutheran Student Association. College Board. Nancy Thurston�Chosen as one of the ten Jackie Stedem�President of Ad and Sell Carolyn Hart�Orchesis. most beautiful girls on campus; Candidate Club. Sandi Harsha�Natani�Junior Women's for Delta Sigma Phi Sweetheart; S.AE Little Evelyn Stoller�Wakapa, Federation of Honorary, Beta Chi Epsilon. Sister of Minerva. Scholars. Alice Hopman� '61 Club, Little Sisters of Lynn Woodward�WRA vice president; Jr. Joyce Swedell�Marching Maidens. Minerva of SAE. Commodore of the San Diego Yacht Club; Nancy Taylor�Chairman of the Student Barbara Kirkham�Palo Verde Hall Treas Yachtswoman of the Month for Yachting Center Board of Activities Dance and Jam urer. Magazine. Sessions Committee, secretary of the Student Judi Mahan�.Alpha Lambda Delta, Spurs, Beta Mu�Florida State U. Center Board of Activities. Award for Highest Grades in the Freshman Judy Watson�General chairman of 1961 Class. Betty Bentley�Panhellenic secretary. Junior Homecoming, secretary of Campus Commun Terri Moss� '61 Club. Counselor, Fashion Inc. ity Commission, vice president of Chimes, Gloria Mudersbach�Miss Phoenix, Pom Marilyn Bush�Tau Beta Sigma, Raquettes, chairman of All School Activities Banquet, Pon Captain, Angel Flight, ATO AVater intramurals All-stars. Homecoming Queen Attendant, Angel Flight, Sport's Day Candidate. Ann Calvert�Gamma Alpha Chi, Junior Siudent Center Board of Activities. Jodi O'Hern�Angel Flight. Counselor. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 55 Omicron AWS, delegate to Oklahoma Student Educa Mary Ruth Keegan-Phi Upsilon Honors tion Association Convention. (Home Economics Honorary). Nannette Erwin�Co-Pilots, Sigma Alpha Judy Leas-Distinguished Honor Roll. Iota, Who's Who. Pike-Honor Roll. Lynda Creig�Village Vamps, Delia Chi's Judy Barbara Hairfield�Who's Who, Panhel Lola Phi Gamma, Pi. "Little Sister of the White Carnation." Sims-Alpha Kappa lenic, Cardinal Key. \Vho. Linda Crockett�Sophomore Council. Sally Schaper-Who's Esther Hampton�Choir, Surry Singers, Pam Smith�Distinguished Honor Roll. Molly Darrah�Sophomore Council. Vocal Arts Club, AWS treasurer, MSM Swaim�Chi Delta Sandra Davis� Iota. Janet Alpha (Science Sigma .Alpha chairman, Co-Pilots, Dean's Honor Melba Green�Intramurals .All-stars. worship Honorary). Roll. Jo Ann Wolfe�Honor Roll. Chris Harrison� Pledge scholarship award. Helen Harris�Junior class secretary. Opera Judy Pike-Sophomore class secretary. Mary Headley�SAE's "Little Sister of Min Workshop, Vocal Arts Club, SNEA. .Ann Mullen�Junior class Student Govern erva," Junior Counselor. Maryna Hazel�Choir, Co-Pilots, MSM. ment representative. Kathy Hodges�Sophomore Council. Mary Herron�AWS second vice-president, Nancy Turner�Senior class secretary. Daisy Kirk�Gamma .Alpha Chi. English Club secretary. Sophomore class secre Donna Farber�Vice-president Press Club, Sandi Kirkton� Omicron Nu, Kappa Delia tarv. Dean's Honor Roll, President's Honor treasurer Pamarista, treasurer Siudent Union Pi, Beta Mu scholarship award. Roll, Panhellenic, Band, Choir, All-College Board. Marilyn Martin� Best dressed girl on cam Princess, Kappa Alpha Rose, "Court of Judy Ivancevich�President Kappa Pi. pus, intramurals All-stars. Beauly." .Ann .Mullen�Vice-president Student Union Reta Melvin� Beta Mu outstanding senior. Nancy Hummer� MSM, Wayne Campbell Board (Junior Board). Jeanette Miller�Outstanding pledge. Players, Dorm Council. Lola Sims�Vice-president Kappa Pi. Susan Hallisey .Mitchel�Junior counselor. .Mary B. James�Student Senate, MSM, Psi Nancy Turner�President Reeve Hall. Judy Myers�Gymnastics. Club, English Club, Dean's Honor Roll. Lynne Warrem�Social chairman Student Gail O'Grady�Junior Counselor. Janice Johnston�Finance Club. Union Board. Barbara Rambo�Sophomore Council. Linda Lawson�Cardinal Key president, Lynn Binford�Outstanding junior in spec Beta Xi-Ohio State U. MSM, International Club, AWS vice-presi ial education. dent, English Club chairman. Donna Farber�Student Union Board Life Jeanne Smith�SAE Miss Loveliness. publicity Hall president. Business Sycamore Sally Mettee�Phi Kappa Psi Princess. Banning Membership, Manager Peaches Hall secre Yearbook. Linda Warner�Canfield Hall Standards Laughlin� Pennington Ivancevich�Assistant Editor committee. tary. Judy Sycamore Suzanne Lawhon�MSM, Student Senate, Yearbook. Pat Tobey�Siebert Hall chairman of sports Dean's Honor Roll. Carrie Lu Co-chairman 1961 committee. English Club, Hehenherger- Linda Leuthold�Sophomore class treasurer. Prom. Susan Gorton and Barbara Narry�Scarlet Student Senate pep chairman. Judy Leas� Outstanding freshman debater, 'n' Gray honorary for girls with 3.0 accum Sandy Love�Band, Choir, Surry Singers. outslanding Pamarista freshman woman. ulated average. Harlene Marly� Psi Omega pledge Lola Sims� editor Yearbook. Carole Sue Burger�Senior Class committee Alpha Copy Sycamore trainer, Smith- Revue direclor. chairman. W^ayne Campbell Players president, Marilyn Campus Cardinal Club, Dean's Honor Pam Smith� Gamma Phi Beta Cay Curtis�Senior class committee chair Key, English Outstanding Roll. pledge scholarship. man for coming year. Kay Martin�S.NE.A, Banning Hall secre Turner� Reeve Hall Beta Xi chapter placed third out of 21 Nancy Runner-up Award. entries in Sigma Chi's Derby Day. tary. Marsha Nesbitt�Candidate for Freshman Lynne Warrem�Student Union Board Life Beta Omicron�Oklahoma City U. Queen. .Membership, Songfest director. Frances Parks� Psi Club, Smith Hall secre Chapter Honors tary-treasurer. Queens P. E. O. Sisterhood Award for Highest Martha Parks�Panhellenic Card president. Judy Ash�Crescent Girl of Lambda Chi Scholarship honois for the eighteenth con inal Who's Who, SNEA. Key, Alpha of Rose Polytechnic Institute. secutive year. Freshman class Nancy Riley� secretary, Judi Barter� Rose of Delta Sigma Pi. Members participated in all of the plays OCU Princess, "Court of Beautv." Joan Courier-Second altcndent to Cresceni and operas presented on the campus during Pat Sailors�Smith Hall Co-Pilots president, Girl of Lambda Chi Alpha of Indiana Slate the year. treasurer, Panhellenic MSM, Psi secretary, College, Attendent to Princess Athena, Miss Four of seven graduating seniors were Club, AWS. Technic of Rose Polytechnic Institute. named to Who's Who in American Colleges Sharon Shaklee�candidate for Lambda Chi Georgelyn Jacks�Miss Posture. and Universities. Alpha Crescent Girl, SNEA, Band. Marilyn Smith�.Attendent to Cresceni Two of the four all-college queens were Sharon Sprowls�Cardinal Key, Who's Who, Girl of Lambda Chi Alpha of Indiana Slate Gamma Phi Betas. Wayne Campbell Players, Opera Workshop, College. Vocal .Arts Club, Sigma .Alpha Iota vice presi Individual Honors Helen Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweet dent. Tropilo� heart of Indiana State. Nancy Allspaw-SNEA. Melinda Thomas� English Club, Lynne Warrem� Miss Flame. Jackie Bales� .Accouniing Club, Phi Beia Ulm�.Award for Fresh Janice Outstanding Binford� Prom Candidate. caudidale Delta Lynn Queen Lambda, for Sigma Pi Rose, man .Artist, Art Editor of the yearbook, Judy Ivancevich� Mi.ss Page One Candi Dean's Honor Roll, Pi, "Court of Dean's Honor Kappa Beauty," date. Kathy Bernard�^Vayne Campbell Players. Roll. Nancy Ingersoll�Second attendent to Pauline Blinco-MSM. Jeanette Wells�Cardinal Piano Club, Key, Homecoming Queen. Brenda Bowyer�Sigma Alpha Iota, Opera Sigma lota. .Mpha Beta Pi won first in campus Workshop secretary. Chapler place Joan Biewsler-Band, MSM, SNEA. yell. Beta Pi�Indiana State Brenda Carlcr�"Court of College Beauty," Keshena Beta Rho�U. of Colorado Kapers Queen, Student Senate, Junior class Lynn Binford�Lambda Psi Sigma (Special Honors treasurer. Vocal .Arts Club, Opera \Vorkshop. Education Honorary). Chapter Lou Mary Cobb�Senior class secretary, Donna Farber�Pamarista, .Alpha Phi Scholarship Improvement trophy. MS.M treasurer and Outstanding Senior Girl, Gamma (Journalism Honorary). Rocky Mountain regional Badminton Co-Pilots' president. Judy Ivancevich�.Alpha Phi Gamma, tournament, won first place in singles and Rulh Ann Grain-English Club, SNEA, Kappa Pi (Art Honorary). second in doubles. 56 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 ORDER YOUR GAMMA PHI BETA CALENDARS TODAY BEFORE "TABLING" THIS ISSUE Gamma Phi Beta for Life? OF THE CRESCENT in and Of course you are! Untold advantages have 1962 Gamma Phi Beta Calendars are designed Beige a of been yours through your membership in Brown and act as an effective private secretary for fee 75^ Gamma Phi Beta . . . pleasant and helpful re each. They also serve as thoughtful gifts. ... the lationships through your college years a Each calendar you order puts a little more cash in gracious home away from home . . . later, a Gamma Phi Beta Endowment Fund. warm welcome from alumnae members in a The Calendar is published by Chicago Alumnae Chapter of strange town . . . pride in belonging to one of Gamma Phi Beta which assumes all handling and mailing the best sororities. costs. Now, perhaps, you are in an area which has No C.O.D. orders please. With your order please send check no organized alumnae chapter. To help Gamma or money order. Phi Beta, as it has helped you, provision has been made for direct payment of alumna: taxes, necessary for the continued growth of your so rority. Take time now to send |3.00 (Annual Alum nae Tax, $2.00; Philanthropy Tax, $1.00) to Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Central Office, Mrs. R. L. Coleman West 111. 53 Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, 20631 Greenwood Drive When you consider the time and effort ex Olympia Fields, Illinois pended by our alumna: members of organized chapters, in addition to their paying interna tional and local dues, it seems little enough to ask that we pay a mere $3.00 to help Gamma Phi Beta retain her eminent position in the Please Send Gamma Phi Beta Calendars to: sorority world. Be a member in good standing . .. send your check today! Name Address Alumnae Philanthropies City Zone Los Angeles alumnce contributed $100 this year to the Barbara Greenwood Scholarship Fund at UCLA. This amount is to be State used to assist a person attending UCLA who is interested in early childhood education. In 1925, Barbara Greenwood, a member of Gamma Phi Beta, I enclose check . Money Order Cash established the first nursery school at the Southern Branch of the U. of Southern California, later known as UCLA. Miss Greenwood was not a teacher only pioneer kindergarten for calendars @ 7S4 each. and supervisor of training for teachers of the kindergarten and nursery school, but she was well known for her contributions in the field of Parent Education. It is in her honor and memory that the Barbara Greenwood Lectureship and Scholarship Fund is sponsored by the South ern Section California Association for Childhood Education, .Association for Nursery Education of So. California, Gritnd Council of Delta Phi Upsilon and Delta Kappa Gamma, and Chi State. Lincoln alumnce produced a fashion show and luncheon for the benefit of the speech ancl hearing clinic at the University of Nebraska. Mary Louise Babst of Pi chapter was the emcee for the show, of American fashion, Olson which depicted 100 years .\gnes A pink carnation on brown enameled background is the symbol Anderson was in charge of arrangements and Nancy Odum chosen for the Gommo Phi Beto Mothers' badge. The shield Holloran and Joan Krueger Wadlow handled the ticket sales. shape on which the carnation is displayed is approximately the The table decorations, in keeping with the historical theme, size of a pledge pin. The design was chosen from sketches sub Initiated members of included old-fashioned shoes and hats in which flowers were mitted by The L. G. Bo/four compony. Gommo Phi Beta order the badge for their mothers from placed, arranged by Janice Fogerty and her committee. may Central Office. Please send check or money order for $3.50, Dr. Lucile director of the University of Ne Cypreansen, which includes postage, and designate to whom fo ship. braska speech clinic, spoke expressing her appreciation for the aid the Gamma Phi Beta alumna: had given to the children. � THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1961 57 chairman. Vice president of Panhellenic, C murals, Panhellenic, Phi Delta Theta turtle Honors Book assistant editor, CU Days copyright trainer. Dean's List. editor, Porpoise, Pansies, one of 10 Best Katherine Mc Lean-CU Days Songfest, Dressed girls on campus, Intramurals, SOSL Panhellenic dorm advisor. in annual swim meet. Trophy sub-committee. Linda Mooney�Silver and Gold. Third in meet. place spring novelty Joleen Drobnick�Dorm floor representative. Jane .Mundy-CUAMA, She Delta Theta. Second in Phi Delta Theta turtle place Buff Ski Club, Newman Club, Homecoming Brenda Nagle�Homecoming General Secre race. Tickets committee. tary, Dean's List. race at CU Second place in chariot days. Tildie Elmore�Publicity director of RILW Kathy Nichols-AWS Songfest. Charlotte Allen�President of Sigma .\lpha Yearlong program, AIA, Campus Chest, harp Pat Nugent�Sweetheart of Sigma Chi court, to National Music Educators Iota, delegate ist for band and choir programs, UN Week Buff Ski Club, Porpoise, Intramurals, Swim Freshman Conference, Kappa Delta Pi, Camp publicity committee, Intramurals, Swim meet (high point individual). counselor, AWS Hearing Board, Womens' team. Sharon Osterling�Dorm social chairman, Glee Club, Dean's List. Virginia Evans�Festival Chorus, Intra floor representative, Jr. COGS representative. En Caroline Beach�.\lpha Epsilon Delta, murals. Mary Lou Parham�Sigma Phi Epsilon gineer's Ball atlendant, Intramurals, CU Days Susan Finney�Spur advisor. Sophomore Queen of Hearts attendant. Alpha Delta Dean's Songfest, Chariot Queen nominee. adviser, AWS Stage crew. International Fair Theta. List. Booth chairman, Trike race coach, Hesperia, Jane Paris�YWCA hospital, SEA, Fresh Beardmore�CU In Marilyn Days Songfest, Dean's List. man Camp, International Fair. Dean's List. tramurals, Susan Fletcher�Colorado Daily subscrip Stephanie Poe�COGS Investigation com Berzins� of French Dagnija Vice-president tion manager. Social Chairman Steering Com mittee, Womens' Glee Club. club, Intramurals, Homecoming chairman. mittee, Pansies, She Delta Theta, Intramurals. Bonnie Pohorilak�Buff Ski Club, Home Dean's List. Sally Inge�Orchesis, "Of Thee I Sing," coming Dance decorations committee. Corrine COGS Research committee Brady� Tewa. Julia Porter�CU Days Trike race, CU chairman. Rally Commission, Registration as Jane Jarema�Pershing Rifle Queen, Days Songfest. sistant counselor. Chemical Engineering de COGS Special Events committee, Intramurals, Glenda Powell�Mortar Board, Interfailh partment secretary, UN Week flag committee, CU Days Songfest, CU Days costume chair Council, Vice-president and Program chair EPT Dean's magazine publicity chairman. man. Fraternity Man reporter. Dean's List. man of Westminister Fellowship, Council of List. Valerie Johnson�Rally Commission, WAA NSCF related groups chairman. Swim team. Bransford�CU Cam Nancy Days Songfest, Outstanding sophomore woman. Badminton Honors, Freshman Camp business manager. pus Chest co-chairman, Intramurals, Buff Ski Sporthead, AWS Review Skit committee. Experiment in International Living-Sweden, Club, Colorado Dean's List. Daily reporter. Homecoming Special Events committee chair Holiday Hills summer camp counselor in Ballots commit Judy Brown�Homecoming man, UN Week Program cominittee. Vermont, Dean's List. tee. Campus Chest, AWS Songfest, Interna Karen King�Dorm president and vice- Maria Prusnick�Buff Ski Club, Racing tional Fair. president. Homecoming Dance commiltee, Club, 4 C's hospitality committee. Riding Margaret Brownell�Basketball and Hockey Newman Club CU Days Trike Race. club. Dean's List. club, UMC Board receptionist, Coloradan re Janet Larson�AWS Hearing Board chair Mary Rendall-AWS Songfest, Buff Ski ceptionist. man (.Mc Kinnis boarding house), AWS Club, International Fair. Linda Bruner�CU Days Songfest, Intra House of Representatives, General Migration Barbara Reneau�Delta Sigma Phi Carna murals. Ticket Sales committee, chairman of ticket tion Ball Queen, Sophomore advisor, CU Caffar-Dorm floor In Lynn representative. sales in boarding houses, AWS Senate election Days Trike race. ternational Affairs Week Buff Ski committee. cominittee, CU Days Royalty committee as Margaret Roath�Program Council pub Club publicity. sistant chairman. Dean's List. licity director. Homecoming Ballot committee, Sandra Caughran�Dorm floor representa Cindy Ledgerwood�UN Week Program Junior Panhellenic, International Fair, Dean's tive, Dorm Council, Campus Chest, AWS chairman, RILW Program Chairman, RILW List. Songfest, International Fair, Panhellenic Evaluations committee. Club First Nighter V. Gale Robertson�Vice-president of Por scholarship. Dean's List. Program and Ticket chairman. Chimes, AWS poise, Buff Ski Club, Dorm Intramurals. Kathleen Clark� sec Sigma Epsilon Sigma, House of Representatives, Campus Chest Linda Roth�Panhellenic Executive com retary of Psi Chi, CU Days Songfest, "Of special events committee. mittee, Womens' Glee Club, CU Days Song Thee I Sing" (Homecoming musicale), Pan .Ann Lort�AWS Hearing Board, Spur, and fest, Intramurals, COGS. hellenic dorm advisor. Spur, Independent ARC chairman. Felicia Saunders�International Week com Honors, Swim meet. Dean's List. Sharon Martins-Buff study. Ski Club, CU Days mittee, YWCA nursery, AWS Review ticket Bonnie Cornelius�Womens' Glee Club, Ticket committee, CU Days Balloting com- sales committee. Silver and Gold. Buff Ski Club, CU Days Royalty committee. mittete, Coloradan distribution committee, .Ann Sartell�Dorm Council, .AWS Hearing chairman, Intramurals, Dean's UN Week Philanthropy committee, Newman Club. Board, CU Days Trike race. List. Linda Matasovic-University Choir, Womens' Beverly Seay�Womens' Glee Club, AWS Elizabeth Crampon�Freshman Camp, Sil Glee, WA.A Volleyball Sporthead, Intra Review, Dorm Intramurals. ver and com Gold, Homecoming Programs murals, CU Days Songfest, Campus Chest co- Elizabeth Slagle�Dorm Dance committee. Dance Buff mittee. Homecoming committee. chairman, COGS Special Events committee Freshman Camp, Buff Ski Club. International Council, Fair. secretary. Philosophy Club, president of Il Vicky Sloss�AWS Review, "Y" Community Carol Cunningham�President of Mortar linois Junior Hereford Association, editor of hospital, AWS Songfest, Dorm Council. Board, Hesperia, Panhellenic, Phi Sigma Iota, Illinois Tail-Twister. Katherine Spangler�Women's Glee Club, Panhel-IFC committee Scholarship secretary, Cathy Mau�Homecoming decorations com Freshman Camp, Canterbury Club, Home AWS Hearing Board, Recording secretary of mittee, AWS Songfest, Buff Ski Club, CU coming Dance committee. ASUC Commission, Pansies, Dean's List. Days Trike Race. Kathy Stephens�Women's Glee Club, Dee Davis�President of W.AA, President of Kathy Mc Guire� Freshman Camp, Campus Homecoming Dance committee chairman. Tewa, delegate to National ARFCW conven Chest, Dorm scholarship chairman. Cosmo Freshman Camp, Hiking Club, AVVS Review, tion, Outstanding Junior woman in physical politan Club, Young Democrats, Forum of Canterbury Club, International Fair. education department, Outslanding Junior Young .Americans, UN Week Speakers com Karen Stopher�Modern Choir, Dorm Song woman in W.'^.A, Rocky Mountain All-Star mittee. Spur, CU Days ticket seller, finalist for leader, International Fair, Dean's List. Swim Lacrosse team. Hockey team. team. Junior Panhel scholarship, recording secretary Tricia Strauss�Secretary of American In Sue Dimity�University Choir, Club First of Wesley Foundation, Dean's List. stitute of Physics, Undergraduate research Nighter decorations committee. Phyrnne McKennan�.Acacia Sweetheart, fellowship for National Science Foundation, Driver� UN Week .�Assistant General Jane Delta Phi Delta, CU Days Trike race, Intra Cosmopolitan Club, Honors. | 58 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMEN 1. Voluntary recommendations from alumna to a college chapter should be sent to the Alumnae Recom mendations Committee Chairman (Membership Chairman) in the town where the college chapter is lo cated, as listed below. 2. Requests from a Greek-letter chapter for recommendations should be sent to the Alumnae Recommenda tions Committee Chairman (Membership Chairman) of the rushee's home town. If there is no such Chair man listed for her home town, send the request to the State or Canadian Province Membership Chairman in her home state or province. Please send the requests as early as possible and include all available information about the rushees�such as father's name, home address, high school or other colleges attended. After September 1, address correspondence to Collegiate Membership Chairman at her college address as found on page 72. ALABAMA Orange County Mrs. William Dutton, 1401 N. Maries PI., Santa Ana, Calif. State Chairman Membership Palo Alto Mrs. A. P. Notthoff, 19 Nancy Way, Menlo Park, Calif. Mrs. Alton C. LeCroy, 1109 7th Ave., W., Birmingham 4, Ala. Pasadena Mrs. Hugh Paul, 805 N. Cordova St., Alhambra, Calif. Birmingham ....Miss Elise Berthon, 332 Ave. "U," Birmingham 14, Ala. Peninsula Mrs. Donald A. Huff, 1512 Davis Dr., Burlingame, Calif. Pomona Valley ..Mrs. Robert Reynolds, 855 Delta PI., Claremont, Calif. Riverside Area ..Mrs. Ralph K. Bowen, 6792 Rainier Ct., Riverside, Calif. ALASKA Sacramento Valley State Membership Chairman Mrs. E. C. Donnelly, 2661 Chassella Way, Rancho Cordova, Calif. Mrs. Harry F. Colliver, Jr., P.O. Box 508, Aniak, Alaska San Diego ..Mrs. A. Weymiller, 8141 Beaver Lake Dr., San Diego 19, Calif. San Fernando Valley Mrs. Vernon E. Joyce, 9358 Greenbush Ave., Pacoima, Calif. ARIZONA San Francisco Miss Elaine English, 1630 St., San Francisco 9, Calif. State Membership Chairman Jones Miss Verla Oare, P.O. Box 664, Winslow, Ariz. San Jose Mrs. Francis Butts, 4774 Sally Dr., San Jose 24, Cahf. Flagstaff .Mrs. William D. Miller, Box 1141, 408 E. Birch, Flagstaff, Ariz. Santa Barbara Mrs. Frederic De Voros, 3613 State St., Santa Calif. Phoenix Mrs. H. A. Wienold, 310 W. Seldon Lane, Phoenix, Ariz. Barbara, Santa Monica ..Mrs. E. Whidng, 528 21st St., Santa Monica, Calif. Tucson Mrs. George Hawke, 6761 Tivani Dr., Tucson, Ariz. Phihp South Mrs. Donald Barber, 624 SOth St., Manhattan Beach, Calif. Univ. of Arizona, Tucson Bay Southern Miss Mary Walker, 310 Linger Lane, Phoenix, Ariz. Alameda County ..Mrs. L. L. Anderson, 390 Estudillo Ave., Apt. #4, San Leandro, Calif. Arizona State Univ., Tempe Miss Peggy Childs, 6145 N. I8th Dr., Phoenix, Ariz. Stockton Mrs. Frank Ruhstaller, 735 W. Rose, Stockton, Calif. Arizona State College, Flagstaff Ventura Mrs. James Coultas, Rt. 1, Box 39B, Ojai, Calif. Miss Jeanette Ann Walker, Box 404, Ajo, Ariz. Whittier Mrs. James Seminoff, 928 Mesa Grove, Whittier, Calif. Univ. of California, Berkeley Miss Diane Alberta Steele, 886 Euchd Ave., Berkeley 8, Calif. ARKANSAS Univ. of California at Los Angeles ..Miss Norma Helen Richardson, 518 N. Saltair Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. State Membership Chairman Mrs. Leon C. Castling, Marianna, Ark. Univ. of Southern California, Los Angeles Miss Patricia Flynn, 3257 N. Mt. Curve, AlUdena, Calif. San State San CALIFORNIA Jose College, Jose Miss Sue Harris, 1145 Husted Ave., San Jose, Calit. State Membership Chairman San Diego State College, San Diego Mrs. Taylor Marix, 12318 Moorpark, Studio City, Calif. Miss Donna Schmiu, 4626 Utah St., San Diego, Calif. Bakersfield Mrs. William F. Colm. 2930 22nd St., Bakersfield, Calit. Berkeley Mrs. Frances A. Weller, 44 Oakvale Ave., Berkeley 5, Calif. COLORADO Beverly Hills-Westwood .Mrs. Richard Hyde, 16607 Hueru, Encino, Calif. Contra Costa County State Membership Chairman Mrs. William Patterson, 174 Canon Dr., Orinda, Calif Mrs. William G. Schust, 330 Birch, Denver 20, Colo. Glendale Mrs. Elmer Millage, 2319 Caracas St., La Crescenta, Calif. Boulder Mrs. John Willyard, 1610 Hillside Rd., Boulder, Colo. Calif. La Jolla ....Mrs. Richard B. Sarver, 8831 Cliffridge Ave., La Jolla, Colorado Springs Miss Muriel Swensen, 1804 Fenmore, Colorado Colo. Long Beach Springs, Mrs. G. M. Rastello, 2420 Marber Ave., Long Beach 15, Calif. Denver Mrs. J. D. Joy, 1330 Cherryville Rd., Englewood, Colo. Los Angeles Fort Collins Mrs. Robert Wolf, 716 W. Laurel, Fort Collins, Colo. Mrs. Thomas E. Morris, 1868 Tenth St., Santa Monica, Calif. Univ. of Denver, Denver Calif. Miss Elizabeth Marin County ..Mrs. Austin Burch, 27 Carmeliu Ave., Mill Valley, Winchester, 538 Naomi, Arcadia, Calif. Modesto Colorado State Univ., Fort Collins Calif. ....Mrs. Robert Walton, Rt. 2, Box 901-B, Hogue Rd., Modesto, Miss Betty Jean Saunders, 3139 S. Ogden St., Englewood, Colo. Colorado Colorado Monterey County College, Springs ijjrs. Paul Hoffman, 1140 Divisadero, Pacific Grove, Calif. Miss Patricia Adams, 6 Ivanhoe Woods, Kirkwood 22, Mo. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 59 After September 1, address correspondei ce to Collegiate Membership Chairman at her college addres found on page 72. Univ. of Colorado, Boulder Elmhurst Mrs. Robert L. Dyer, 282 Arlington Ave., Elmhurst, 111. Miss Corrine 10101 Md. Brady, Chapel Rd., Potomac, Evanston-North Shore Mrs. Thomas Sawyer, 20I6VS Sherman Ave., Evanston, 111. CONNECTICUT Kankakee ..Mrs. Wilburn A. Moore, R.R. 3, Highland Rd., St. Anne, 111. Lake State Membership Chairman County Mrs. Harry C. Davis, 10 Essex Lane, Lincolnshire, Deerfield, 111. Mrs. Harold J. Barich, 208 Thornbridge Dr., Stamford, Conn. Oak Park-River Forest Fairfield County ..Mrs. G. R. Trafton, 2 Tar Rock Rd., Conn. Westport, Mrs. Robert C. Kaska, 521 N. Euclid Ave., Oak Park, 111. New Haven County Peoria Mrs. Howard Roeder, 2616 W. Flint, Peoria, 111. Mrs. Joseph R. Boehm, 921 Farmington Dr., Cheshire, Conn. Rockford-Belvidere Mrs. Robert Reitsch, 1919 Kings Highway, Rockford, 111. DELAWARE Northwestern Univ., Evanston State Membership Chairman Miss Susan M. Nerad, 640 Emerson, Evanston, IU, Mrs. Alan Mather, 1215 Brandywine Blvd., Wilmington 3, Del. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana Miss Janet Langley, 802, Bacon, Pekin, 111. Lake Forest College, Lake Forest Miss Fremd, 1500 W. Lake Forest, III. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Judith Kennedy, Bradley Univ., Peoria Washington, D.C Miss Sylvia Manjarrez, 619 S. 20th Ave., Maywood, 111. Mrs. Paul Conway, 9021 Fairview Rd., Silver Spring, Md. FLORIDA INDIANA State Membership Chairman State Membership Chairman Mrs. L. D. 1112 W. 56th Ind. Mrs. Charles R. Forman, 3300 N.E. 17th St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Foster, Jr., St., Indianapolis 8, Fort Lauderdale Bloomington ..Mrs. Jack M. Winston, 1606 S. High St., Bloomington, Ind. Mrs. Carl C. Daly, 2511 Cat Cay Lane, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Evansville Mrs. Gene Martz, 3328 Cave Ave., Evansville 12, Ind. Jacksonville Fort Wayne ..Mrs. E. Norman Watkins, 5040 Shirley St., Apt. 10, Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Robert Jones, 1823 Griswold Dr., Apt. C-22, Fort Wayne, Ind. Miami Mrs. Richard Piper, 323 N. E. 91st St., Miami 38, Fla. Gary Mrs. Paul Faust, 3330 Grande Ave., Highland, Ind. Orlando-Winter Park Indianapolis Miss Joan Gardner, 1925 Albert Lee Pky., Winter Park, Fla. Mrs. Paul F. Grubbs, 925 Audubon Rd., Indianapolis 19, Ind. Pensacola Mrs. Harold B. Olnhausen, 6223 Hilltop Rd., Pensacola, Fla. South Bend ..Mrs. Paul Fergus, 19259 E. Summers Dr., South Bend, Ind. Tallahassee Mrs. Charles Lester, 1830 Sherwood Dr., Tallahassee, Fla. lerre Haute . . . .Miss Margaret Turk, 3233 College Ave., Terre Haute, Ind. Tampa Bay Area ...Miss Mary Bin, 220-57th Ave. S., St. Petersburg, Fla. Indiana State College, Terre Haute Rollins College, Winter Park Miss Nancy Ruth Turner, 61 1 1 Winnpeny Lane, Indianapolis, Ind. Miss Jo Kennedy, Lake Dr., Fern Park, Fla. Indiana Univ., Bloomington Florida State Univ., Tallahassee Miss Sara Zimmerman, 407 Indiana Ave., Mishawaka, Ind. Miss Lorain J. Edwards, 215 N.E. 4th St., Pompano Beach, Fla. IOWA GEORGIA State Membership Chairman State Chairman Membership Mrs. L. W. Riggs, 618 28th St., Des Moines, Iowa Mrs. J. W. Glass, 1505 Moores Mill Rd., N.W., Atlanta, Ga. Ames Mrs. Frank Adams, 928 Burnett, Ames, Iowa Atlanu Mrs. J. W. Glass, 1505 Moores Mill Rd., N.W., Adanta, Ga. Cedar Rapids Mrs. Tom Fleckenstein, 1705 Miami Dr., N.E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa HAWAII Des Moines Mrs. L. L. Daubert, 4331 Alhson, Des Moines 10, Iowa State Membership Chairman Iowa City ..Mrs. Herbert Hirsch, 3207-14th Ave. S.E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa ...Mrs. Edith Wurdeman, 1425 Punahou St., #403, Honolulu, Hawaii Tri-Cities Mrs. J. R. Greer, 2460 Middle Rd., Davenport, Iowa Waterloo Mrs. L. M. Kyner, 512 Terrace Dr., Waterloo, Iowa IDAHO State Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City Miss Evelyn Anderson, 916 6th Ave., Clinton, Iowa State Membership Chairman Mrs. Robert L. Bosshardt, 1025 Glenhaven Dr., Boise, Idaho Iowa State Univ., Ames Miss Mary Lou Loufek, 700 25th St., N.E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa Boise .Mrs. D. M. Dickover, 1810 N. 22nd, Boise, Idaho Lewiston Mrs. Duane St. Marie, 1915 Ridgeway, Lewiston, Idaho Moscow Mrs. Carl G. Eisinger, 332 N. Blaine, Moscow, Idaho KANSAS Pocatello Mrs. Gail Sieman, 1639 S. 4th, Pocatello, Idaho State Membership Chairman Univ. of Idaho, Moscow Mrs. Stearns Belden, I8II Campbell, Topeka, Kan. Miss Judy Libby, 1971 Coeur d'.Alene Ave., Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Hutchinson Mrs. Gene Sawyer, HI W. 20di, Hutchinson, Kan. Idaho State College, Pocatello Kansas City Miss Patty Jo Burley, Rt. 1, Box 90, Mountain Home, Idaho Mrs. William R. Allen, 8008 State Ave., Kansas City 12, Kan. Lawrence Mrs. Robert E. Shmalberg, 2215 Alabama, Lawrence, Kan. ILLINOIS Manhattan State Membership Chairman Mrs. Larry Justus, 1845 College Heights Rd., Manhattan, Kan. Gordon Mrs. Duff, 305 E. First St., Litchfield, 111. Topeka Mrs. V. J. Peters, 1206 Randolph, Topeka, Kan. Cbampaign-Urbana Wichita Mrs. H. L. Wilson, 2206 Marigold, Wichita 4, Kan. Mis. Kenneth .\. McGrath, 1317 111. Frederick, Champaign, Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence Kan. Chicago Miss Ethyle Bitta, 4005 S. Kedzie .Ave., Chicago 32, 111. Miss Andrea Ash, 5356 Buena Vista, Kansas City S, Chicago Northwest Suburban Kansas State Univ., Manhattan Mrs. Richard Impey, 632 Bristol Lane, Arlington Heights, 111. Miss Deanna Atkinson, Box 169, Caldwell, Kan- Chicago West Suburban Univ. of Wichita, Wichiu Mrs. Kenneth Means, 5029 Woodland, Western Springs, 111. Miss Sandra Arp, 1636 S. Estelle, Wichiu, Kan. 60 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 After September 1, address corresponden e to Collegiate Membership Chairman at her college address found on page 72. KENTUCKY MISSOURI State Membership Chairman State Membership Chairman Mrs. Ray Althouse, 3931 Ferguson Dr., Ashland, Ky. Mrs. Harold G. Carter, 205 Norris Dr., Jefferson City, Mo. Louisville Mrs. Clinton Ring, 501 Kinglan Rd., Louisville 7, Ky. Columbia Mrs. Robert W. Haverfield, 507 Medavista, Columbia. Mo. Kansas Ci ty Mrs. Donald E. McGrath, 7601 Aberdeen, Prairie Village. Kan. LOUISIANA St. Louis Mrs. D. W. Fullgraf, 760 N. Kirkwood Rd., St. Louis 22, Mo. Univ., St. Louis State Membership Chairman Washington Miss Ellen Hall, 8501 Ave., Brentwood, Mo. Mrs. J. P. Hagemann, 2001 Madeline, Alexandria, La. Joseph Univ. of Columbia New Orleans Missouri, Miss Janet Nentwig, 1151 N. Harrison, Kirkwood 22, Mo. Mrs. Edward H. Breen, 5959 Vicksburg St., New Orleans 24, La. Shreveport .. . Mrs. John H. Mayfield, 346 Corinne Circle, Shreveport, La. MONTANA MAINE State Membership Chairman Mrs. Robert Spika, 1810 Beech Dr., Great Falls, .Mont. State Membership Chairman Billings Mrs. James A. Braxdale, 1805 Patricia Lane, Billings, Mont. Mrs. Howard Small, Schoppe's Trailer Court, Orono, Maine MARYLAND NEBRASKA State Membership Chairman State Membership Chairman Lincoln Neb. Mrs. Paul R. Conway, 9021 Fairview Rd., Silver Spring, Md. Mrs. Edwin T. Hoffman, 623 S. 33rd St., 10, Lincoln Neb. Baltimore ...Mrs. G. Russell Page, 1107 Argonne Dr., Baltimore 18, Md. Lincoln ..Mrs. Richard W. Streitwieser, 301 W. Rio Rd., 5, Neb. College Park ..Mrs. David H. Goldsmith, 7910 W. Park Dr., Adelphi, Md. Omaha Mrs. William Hinchcliff, 319 N. 94th St., Omaha, Univ. of Maryland, College Park Univ. of Nebraska, Lincoln I64I Neb. Miss Virginia Anne Coleman, 212 Shaw Ave., Silver Spring, Md. Miss Jeannine Fenton, Smith, Lincoln, MASSACHUSETTS NEVADA State Membership Chairman State Membership Chairman ....Mrs. Donald M. Matheson, 308 Washington St., Arlington 74, Mass. Mrs. C. W. Lingenfelter, Rt. 1, Box 450-A, Reno, Nev. Boston Miss Patricia Roderick, 31 Grove St., Boston 14, Mass. Nevada Southern David L. Bannies Box Las Nev. Boston Univ., Boston Mrs. Boles, 2211 Lane, 1666, Vegas, Miss Betty Furman, 1 Boston Ave., Winslow, Me. Reno Mrs. C. W. Lingenfelter, Rt. #1, Box 450-A, Reno, Nev. Univ. of Nevada, Reno Miss Linda Pearce. 1770 Emerald PI., Reno, Nev. MICHIGAN State Membership Chairman Mrs. Douglas O. Froelich, 519 Linden St., Big Rapids, Mich. NEW HAMPSHIRE Ann Arbor Mrs. Ross 2729 Ann Mich. Campbell, Cranbrook, Arbor, State Membership Chairman Birmingham Mrs. David Dobson, 6295 Worlington, Birmingham, Mich. Mrs. B. F. Grimm, Jr., R.F.D., East Kingston, N.H. Detroit Mrs. Allen R. Wilson, 1308 Vernier Rd., Grosse Pointe 36, Mich. Grand Rapids NEW JERSEY Mrs. Robert Reid, 346 Richard Terr. S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. State Membership Chairman Mrs. Frank Mason, 711 Seventh St., Jackson, Mich. Jackson Mrs. Frank W. Kohrs, Whitenack Rd., Basking Ridge, N.J. Kalamazoo Mrs. Robert R. Miller, 1027 Homecrest, Kalamazoo, Mich. Lansing-East Lansing Mrs. Robert 429 East Mich. Quimby, Centerlawn, Lansing, NEW MEXICO Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor Miss Barbara Rady, 147 Oak Knoll, Highland Park, III. State Membership Chairman Michigan State Univ., East Lansing Mrs. John R. Mendius, 817 Crestview Dr., Farmington, N.M Miss Kay Harris, 15855 Rosemont, Detroit, Mich. Albuquerque Mrs. Jayme O'Malin, 9904 Mesa Arriba N.E., Albuquerque, N.M. MINNESOTA NEW YORK State Membership Chairman Mrs. Theodore R. 715 New Ulm, Minn. Fritsche, Summit, State Membership Chairman Duluth Mrs. Jean Magee, 2131 E. Fourth St., Duluth 12, Minn. Mrs. Clayton C. Cole, Furnace Dock Rd., Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y. Minneapolis-St. Paul Buffalo Mrs. Ralph Kresge, 18 Klauder Rd., Kenmore 23, N.Y. A. 500 W. 49th St., 9, Minn. Mrs. Jack Witta, Minneapolis Nassau County Univ. of Minnesota, Minneapolis Mrs. George McLaughlin, 78 Conklin Lane, Hundngton, N.Y. 4824 Fremont Ave., S., Minn. Miss Judy Mueller, Minneapolis, New York City Mrs. Donald J. Austermann, 14 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. Rochester Mrs. Warren Bastian, 75 Crestfield Dr., Rochester 17, N.Y. MISSISSIPPI Syracuse Mrs. George Osmun, 108 Alden St., Syracuse 5, N.Y. State Membership Chairman Westchester County Harrison S. 65 Chadwick White N.Y. Mrs. Guy C. Verner, 721 Fairview Ave., Jackson 2, Miss. Mrs. Lilly, Rd., Plains, THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 61 After September 1, address corresponde e to Collegiate Membership Chairman at her college addre found on page 72. Univ., Syracuse Syracuse OREGON Miss Carol Snider, P.O. Box 142, Newburgh, N.Y. Sute Membership Chairman Mrs. James C. Sarvis, 5442 S.W. Nebraska, PorUand 1, Ore. NORTH CAROLINA Corvallis Mrs. Don L. Warner, 2321 N. llth, Corvallis, Ore. State Membership Chairman Eugene Mrs. R. E. Hirt, 327 Mary Lane, Eugene, Ore. Mrs. E. W. Webb, Jr., 980 Kenleigh Circle, Winston-Salem. N.C. Portland Mrs. K. R. Curry, 7316 S.E. Reed College PI., Portland 2, Ore. Salem Mrs. Garlen L. 2650 E. Nob Ore. NORTH DAKOTA Simpson, Hill, Salem, Univ. of Oregon, Eugene Sute Membership Chairman Miss Esther Andrus, Box 254, Canby, Ore. Mrs. John Haggart, 401 7th Ave., S., Fargo, N.D. Oregon Sute College, Corvallis Fargo-Moorhead Mrs. Alan Schumacher, I6I0 7th Ave., S., N.D. Fargo, Miss Sheryl Smith, Rt. 1, Box 97, Portland, Ore. Grand Forks .. .Mrs. Robert Vaaler, 1526 Cottonwood St., Grand Forks, N.D. Univ. of North Dakota, Grand Forks Miss Charlene Trovatten, 413-lst Ave. S., Fargo, N.D. PENNSYLVANIA North DakoU State Univ., Fargo State Membership Chairman Miss Murtha Bateman, 210 22nd Ave., N., N.D. Fargo, Miss Virginia M. Hildreth, 543 Sussex Rd., Wynnewood, Pa. Gettysburg Mrs. R. T. Hulton, 24 Baltimore St., Gettysburg, Pa. OHIO Philadelphia Sute Membership Chairman Mrs. John Robbins, 228 Rockglen Rd., Penn Wynne, Philadelphia 31, Pa. Mrs. David J. Fox, 1626 Vancouver Dr., Dayton 6, Ohio Philadelphia North Suburban Mrs. 896 Bowling Green Mrs. Paul Hower, Haskins Rd., Bowling Green, Ohio Ralph Cissone, Dogwood Rd., Warminster, Pa. Canton-Massillon Pittsburgh Mrs. E. L. Van Sickel, 24 Barton Dr., Pittsburgh 21, Pa. ...Mrs. Calvert Batton, 8580 W. Wadora Circle, North Canton 20, Ohio State College Mrs. Edward M. 431 Martin State Cincinnati ...Mrs. Julian Tiegen, 6641 Chestnut St., Cincinnati 27, Ohio Czekaj, Terr., College, Pa. Penn State Park Cleveland Mrs. Univ., University Miss 1414 Pike Pa. Howard L. Anderson, 18413 Scottsdale Blvd., Shaker Heights 22, Ohio Janice Harms, St., Reading, Cleveland East Suburban Gettysburg College, Gettysburg Miss Carol 509 Tilden Mrs. William Riski, 1713 Empire Rd., Wickliffe, Ohio Owen, Ave., Teaneck, N.J. Columbus . Mrs. Wallace H. Appel, 3090 Warcliain Rd., Cohinibiis 21, Ohio RHODE ISLAND Dayton Mrs. Robert Smith, 4449 Ackerman Blvd., Dayton 29, Ohio State Chairman Kent Mrs. Donald Kelly, 440VS Fairchild .\ve., Kent. Ohio Membership ..Mrs. Harold Burkholder, 5 Beech Hill Rd., The Oaks, Peace Dale, R.L Lima Mrs. Ted Stepleton, 822 State St., Lima, Ohio Springfield Mrs. James Glasgow, 100 E. Harding Rd., Springfield, Ohio Summit County SOUTH CAROLINA Mrs. A. H. Kuhlman, 2620 Woodward Rd., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio State Membership Chairman Toledo Mrs. James Hart, 3640 Greengate Rd., Toledo 14, Ohio Mrs. Frank .Abernathy, Jr., 173-A Rudedge Ave., Charleston, S.C, Youngstown Miss Mary Jane Weden, S8 E. Ravenwood Ave., Youngstown 7, Ohio Ohio Univ., Delaware Wesleyan SOUTH DAKOTA Miss Mary King, 2543 Marion Ave., New York 58, N.Y. State Chairman Wittenberg Univ., Springfield Membership Mrs. Donald T. Meisel, 1616 South Sioux Falls, S.D. Miss Betty Ann Moses, 817 Edgehill Ave., Ashland, Ohio Grange, Black Hills Miss Annie Simon, 1522 St., S.D. Bowling Green State Univ., Bowling Green Eighth Rapid City, Miss Patricia A. Locker, 1907 Glen Rd., Dayton 20, Ohio Miami Univ., Oxford Miss Martha Wadsworth, 504 S.W. Third, Richmond. Ind. TENNESSEE Kent State Univ., Kent State .Membership Chairman Miss Marjorie Reynolds, 2780 Northland St., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Mrs. Turner Hutchison, 160 Haverford Dr., Nashville 5, Tenn. Ohio State Univ., Columbus Memphis Mrs. Robert C. Lambert, 303 Angeles, Memphis, Tenn. Miss Diane Copeland, 139 E. Church, Marion, Ohio Nashville ..Mrs. W. F. Tucker, 3501 Wimbledon Rd., Nashville 12, Tenn. Vanderbilt Univ., Nashville Miss 3319 Hobbs lenn. OKLAHOMA Judy Stuart, Rd., Nashville, Memphis Sute Univ., Memphis State Membership Chairman Miss Karen Fay Tucker, 1633 Dearing Rd., Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. Robert J. Montgomery, 1349 Terrace Dr., Tulsa, Okla. Bartlesville ..Mrs. A. G. Schuler, 701Vi> S. Chickasaw St., Bartlesville, Okla. Mrs. Blue 1502 Okla. Muskogee Anderson, Hayes, Muskogee, TEXAS Norman Mrs. Wray Littlejohn, 1304 W. Boyd, Norman, Okla. State Membership Chairman Oklahoma City Mrs. T. Jean Rodgers, 912 South St., Graham, Tex. Mrs. Jack Romerman, 3428 N.W. 26th Oklahoma City, Okla. Amarillo Mrs. Tommy Mardn, 5105 Tawney, Amarillo, Tex. Stillwater Miss Olive Galloway, 411 S. Monroe St., Stillwater, Okla. Austin Mrs. Sue James, 720 Landon Lane, Austin, Tex. Tulsa Mrs. C. A. Parker, III, 1401 S. Frisco, Tulsa, Okla. Beaumont Mrs. William B. Howell, Rt. 5, Box 393B. Beaumont, Tex. Univ. of Oklahoma, Norman Corpus Christi ..Mrs. Rex Stever, 1029 Cunningham, Christi, Tex. Miss Johnelle Kidd, 1624 Rowena Lane, Norman, Okla. Corpus Dallas Mrs. Charles W. Culwell, 6210 Crcstmont. Dallas 14, Tex. Oklahoma City Univ., Oklahoma City 6105 Tex. Miss Melinda Thomas, 3419 N.W. I7th. Oklahoma City, Okla. Fort Worth Mrs. Sterling Clayton, Milburn, Fort Worth, Oklahoma Sute Univ., Stillwater Houston Mrs. Ronald G. Hire, 8428 Lofland, Houston 24, Tex. Miss Barbara Ann Ivy, 4727 E. 9th, Tulsa, Okla. Lubbock Mrs. M. W. Warren, 3305 43rd St., Lubbock, Tex. 62 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 After September 1, address correspondence to Collegiate Membership Chairman at her college address found on page 72. Midland-Odessa ..Mrs. Lawrence J. Seright, 4418 W. Storey, Midland, Tex. Williamsburg San Antonio Mrs. Cruse Snip, 521 Morningside, San Antonio, Tex. Mrs. L. W. Neal, C-2 Indian Springs Apts., Williamsburg, Va, Waco Mrs. Joseph F. Caperton, 3021 Lyle, Waco, Tex. College of William and Mary, Williamsburg Miss Sue Robertson, 123 23rd St., Roanoke, Va. Univ. of Texas, Austin Miss Patsy Schuhmacher, 1406 Hartford Rd., Ausdn 3, Tex. Southern Methodist Univ., Dallas WASHINGTON Miss Sara Sue Graham, 608 Walnut, Ark. Newport, State Membership Chairman Texas Tech College, Lubbock Mrs. Winston D. Brown, 5031 Sand Point PI. N.E., Seattle 5, Wash. Miss Claudia Austin, 1918 Tex. Skylark, Arlington, Everett Mrs. Clyde Pitcher, 3602 Broadway, Everett, Wash. Pullman Mrs. Ralph Erb, 507 Dexter, Pullman, Wash. Seattle Mrs. Clinton Merrill, 3425 Cascadia Ave., Seattle 44, Wash. UTAH Spokane ..Mrs. Richard Nelson, E. 1025 Overbluff Rd., Spokane 35, Wash. State Chairman Membership Tacoma Mrs. Paul Anderson, 5807-86th S.W., Tacoma 99, Wash. Mrs. Dewey R. Brodbeck, 4415 Briarwood Circle, Salt Lake City 17, Utah Washington Tri-Cities Salt Lake City Mrs. Will H. Sanders, 1831 W. 7th PI., Kennewick, Wash. Mrs. Walter G. Wood, 1881 South 15th E., Salt Lake City. Utah Univ. of Washington, Seattle Miss Peggy Hull, 5209 36th., N.E., Seattle 5, Wash. State Univ., Pullman VERMONT Washington Miss Roberta Elmore, 308 S. Franklin, Wenatchee, Wash. Chairman State Membership Univ. of Puget Sound, Tacoma Mrs. Thomas P. Fitzgerald, Pine Island, R.R. 3, Winooski, Vt. Miss Elizabeth Hall, P.O. Box 582, Mt. Vernon, Wash. Burlington Mrs. Thomas P. Fitzgerald, Pine Island, R.R. #3, Winooski, Vt. WEST VIRGINIA Univ. of Vermont, Burlington Miss Gail Echo, 35 School St., Burlington, Vt. State Membership Chairman ..Mrs. Joseph Paul Christian, 427 S. Samuel St., Charles Town, W.Va. Morgantown .Mrs. James F. Carruth, 365 Mulberry St., Morgantown, W.Va. VIRGINIA West Virginia Univ., Morgantown Miss Ramona Potter, 105 Wilson St., Berkeley Springs, W.Va. State Membership Chairman Mrs. F. R. Staton, 2206 Maiden Lane, S.W., Roanoke, Va. WISCONSIN Hampton Roads . .Mrs. H. Lee Dickinson, 4019 Monitor Dr., Hampton, Va. Northern Virginia State Membership Chairman Mrs. S. N. Evanow, 6614 New Hope Dr., Springfield, Va. Mrs. Herbert L. Blackstone, 600 East Ave., S., Waukesha, Wis. Richmond Mrs. D. P. Wilson, 4814 Bromley Lane, Richmond 26, Va. Madison Mrs. H. J. Reul, 26 Cambridge Rd., Madison 4, Wis. GAMMA PHI BETA ALUMNAE RECOMMENDATION Name of Rushee Age (last) (first) (initial) Address enter as a: Freshman Will , Sophomore , Junioi , Senior High School Attended City Year Graduated Scholastic Rank Size of Class Former College College Average Character: Does she have high social standards and ideals? Is she dependable? Is she emotionally mature? Does she possess qualities of leadership? Does she adapt well to groups? Personality and Appearance: (Enclose picture or clipping, if possible, which need not be returned.) Quiet () Vivacious ( ) Poised ( ) Well-groomed ( ) Attractive ( ) School Activities: Offices held and honors won Special interests: School Government ( ) Publications ( ) Sports ( ) Drama ( ) Music ( ) Art ( ). Other (Continued on reverse side) THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 63 After September 1, address correspondence to Collegiate Membership Chairman at her college address found on page 72. Milwaukee ..Mrs. Jacques R. Foucre, 5874 N. 66th St., Milwaukee 18, Wis. MANITOBA Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison Miss Jane Doherty, Delano Park, Cape Elizabeth, Me. Province Membership Chairman .Mrs. L. R. 539 Berwick PI., 13, Man., Canada Univ. of Wisconsin�Milwaukee J. Armstrong, Winnipeg Mrs. Miss Jeanene Rybak, 2218 S. 91st St., West Allis, Wis. Winnipeg Ronald Smith, Ste. 14-37 Balmoral St., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Univ. of Manitoba, Winnipeg .Miss Linda 86 Tache Man., Canada WYOMING Eastwood, Ave., Norwood, Winnipeg, State Membership Chairman ONTARIO .Mrs. \V. A. Hinrichs, 313 E. Center, Douglas, Wyo. Laramie-Cheyenne London Mrs. H. Kenneth Craw, 308 W. 7th Ave., Cheyenne, Wyo. Mrs. Douglas Drinkwalter, 113 Elmwood St., London, Ontario, Canada Univ. of Wyoming, Laramie Toronto Miss Carol Bowman, 1144 Beck Ave., Cody, Wyo. Mrs. R. G. A. Galbraith, 15 Edenbrook Hill, Islington, Ont., Canada Univ. of Toronto, Toronto Miss Elizabeth Dawson, Park Hill, Ont., Canada Univ. of Western Ontario, London ALBERTA-SASKATCHEWAN Miss Rene Rudusans, 19 Agnus St., Kitchener, Ont., Canada Province Membership Chairman Mrs. Donald A. R.R. Canada J. Cross, 3, Calgary, AlU., QUEBEC Montreal Mrs. R. T. Sanderson, 351 Morrison Ave., Town of Mount Royal, Que., Canada BRITISH COLUMBIA McGill Univ., Montreal Miss Myra Konstantin, 180 C6te Ste., Catherine Rd., Montreal, P.Q., Canada Province Membership Chairman Mrs, H. Rhodes, 6994 Yew St., Vancouver, B.C., Canada Vancouver Mrs. H. Rhodes, 6994 Yew St., Vancouver, B.C, Canada OTHER AREAS Victoria (Outside Continenlal U.S.A.) ..Mrs. Donald D. Dennis, 2009 Runnymede Ave., Victoria, B.C. Canada Univ. of British Columbia, Vancouver Other Areas Membership Chairman ...Miss Joan Wellwood, 221 3rd Ave., New Westminster, B.C., Canada Mrs. William H. Bradfield, Jr., 127 W. Rio Grande, Garland, Tex. Background Information: Father's Name Mother's Maiden Name Occupation Business Address Can financial obligations of sorority membership be met without jeopardizing tenure in college? Younger sisters (give name and age) Gamma Phi relatives (list by name) Relatives in other sororities or fraternities Affiliations of parents: College Sorority or fraternity Religious preference Did you send this recommendation voluntarily? Was it requested? By whom? Is this a courtesy recommendation? Would this girl be an asset to Gamma Phi Beta in her community DO YOU ENDORSE THIS GIRL FOR MEMBERSHIP? 1 . Your Name (Mrs. Greek-letter chapter Year Address Alumna: Chapter 2. Co-signer (Mrs. Greek-letter chapter Year Address Alumnae Chapter 3. Signature of ARC Chairman in rushee's home town: 64 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 recording secretary. Student Activities Board Sondi Nelson�La Ventana annual staff, Honors chairman. freshman council. Kris Westberg�Spur Jr. Adviser, Spur of Sherri Nunn�Nominee for Alpha Tau the Moment finalist. sweetheart. Linda Stuart�Dorm Fire warden. Standards Omega Judy Cameron�Freshman-Faculty Weekend Kay Porter�Mortar Board, vice-president of chairman, AWS Songfest, Cosmopolitan Club, committee, .i^WS House recording secretary. .'V.W.S., Delta Sigma Rho, Dean's List, Presi secretary of Latin American Club, "Of Thee I Donna Evans�Spurs, YWCA ssophomore dent's Hostess, Psychology Club. Sing." counselor. Marcia Queen�Sigma Nu White Rose Kay Temple�Alpha Epsilon Delta, Cosmo Georganne Jackman�Spurs. Queen, Phi Gamma Nu. politan Club, finalist for CU Days Queen, Dianne Taber�Spurs, Top Fifty Freshman Jane Sessums� Nominee for Sigma Chi Freshman Camp counselor, Westminister Fel Women Award. Sweetheart, Home Economics Representative lowship Faculty Relations chairman, Intra Joan Vasgaard�YWCA freshman commis for Student Council, Home Economics Club, murals, Swim team, Panhellenic, Dean's List, sion leader. Weeks Hall legislator. Miss Rodeo of Ohio, Junior American Horse Gail Warnell�Head ."Vir Force Sponsor, Kay Sharp�Nominee for Woman of the show judge. Finalist for Pi Kappa .Alpha Dream Girl. Year, President's Hostess, Phi Gamma Nu. Sharrie Thralls�AWS Songfest, Interna Jan Stephens�Phi Upsilon Omicron his tional Fair, Buff Ski Club, Intramurals. Chapter Honors torian. Home Economics Club, A.W.S. repre Diane Van Horn-CU Rodeo club. Buff Ski for Panhellenic on sentative. Recognition Student Union Club, Newman Club. Scholarship Trophy�highest committee work, nominee for Home Econ Voran�CU CU campus. Nancy Days Songfest, Days omist of the Year. Trike race, Intramurals. Scholarship Improvement Trophy. Penny Thornall� .Air Force R.O.T.C. Sweet Ruth Wade�Rocky Mountain Badminton Beta Tau�Texas Tech heart. Singles champion. Honors, Scandinavian Sem Beverly Truett�Secretary of Psychology inars-Norway, Dean's List. Chapter Honors Club, Drane Hall Legislator. Warrack�.4WS Review, CU Judy Days Second Place for Homecoming Float. Unruh� Nu White Rose Badminton intramurals. Kathy Sigma Songfest, Sang in Place of Honor in Sing-Song. Princess. Valerie Whyman�Club First Nighter First Place in Speech Tournament. Alice Utterback�President of Junior Pan Royalty committee. Buff Ski Club. Second Place in Spring Bicycle Race. hellenic, Sigma Nu White Rose Princess. Sandra Wilken�CU Relays Queen atten First Place in Badminton Tournament. Carolyn Vines�Mortar Board historian. Phi dant, SAE Little Sister of Minerva, -AWS Efficiency Trophy of Province. Omicron treasurer. Home Economics House ot Chest, Upsilon Representatives, Campus Bettye Jane Aston�Drane Hall Legislator. Club, Home Economist of the Year, State COGS Investigation committee, CU Days Jo Alice Blanton�Pi Kappa Alpha Gar president of T.H.E.A., Weeks Hall Legislator, CU committee, Songfest, Days Royalty denia Girl. Who's Who, Dean's List. NEBS, Intramurals. Claudia Austin�Sophomore Class secretary. Susie Webber�Pi Gardenia Barbara Wilson�CU commit Kappa Alpha Days Royally Sophomore Class Favorite, Tech Representa Girl. lee, CU Days Trike race, Panhellenic dorm tive for Baylor May Festival, President's Hos.t- Tillie Mclntyre�Queen of Houston Track advisor, Intramurals. ess. Weeks Hall Legislator. Meet. Ann Balzer�Recognition for Student Union Carol Vaughn�Sigma Nu White Rose Beta State Sigma�Washington College commitlee work. Paper staff. Princess. Twila Hokanson�American Home Eco Ann Brown�Freshman Council. Jeannine Whitehead Henderson� Key nomics Association. Brown�Phi Omicron Charlyne Upsilon Award for outstanding work as chairman of Patti Meves�Phi Beta Kappa. chaplain. Weeks Hall Legislator, Home Eco Siudent Union Committee. Ann Pickard�Phi Beta Kappa, May Queen, nomics Club, Nominee for Home Economist .�Vmerican Association of University Women of the Year, secretary of Baptist Student Beta Kansas State U. Outstanding Senior Award. Union. Upsilon� Priscilla Pipe�Phi Kappa Phi. Jo Buckley�Nominee for Sigma Chi Pledge Carolyn Arnett�House social chairman Barbara Adamson� Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Sweethart. and scholarship chairman, secretary of union Lambda Theta recording secretary. Ginger Butler�Junior Council, vice-presi jazz committee, dean's honor roll, AWS Judy Bartos�AWS Senior Greek Senator. dent of Drane Hall, Psychology Club. standards commiltee. Jesslyn Burdick�Mortar Board, Panhellenic Linda Carrier�Legislator of Horn Hall. Deanna Atkinson�Delta Sigma Rho, vice Rush Chairman. Janice Cobb�Top four finalist for Home president and president of Young Democrats, Jan Gill-Psi Chi. coming Queen. vice president of Forensics Union, second Joanne Meyer�Phi Kappa Phi, Mortar Karla Dickson�Top fifty Tech Beauties. .Amerille Debate Tournament, permanent Board historian. Rosemary Donica�Recognition for Student panel member of "What's in the World" a Janice Pierson�Mortar Board. Union committee work. union forum, house activities chairman and Madge Weythman�Mortar Board vice- La Rue Elliott-Phi Upsilon Omicron rush chairman, dean's honor roll, first president. marshall. Home Economics Club, Junior Duranate Debate Tournament, head delegate Lianne Arstein�Pi Lambda Theta scholar Council, nominee for Home Economist of the of Great Britain in Model United Nations. ship. Spurs. Year. Debra Barringer�Junior Panhellenic coun Carol Giboney�National Collegiate Players. Linda Hancock�Panhellenic Secretary, cil, Interpledge council treasurer, social chair Judy Hendrickson�National Collegiate President's Hostess. man of dorm corridor. Players, Outstanding Sophomore Actress. Linda Hart�Mu Phi Epsilon chaplain. Loretta Brown�Union coffee hours commit Nonie Pengelly�Yell squad. Elaine Higginbotham�Secretary of Student tee. Judy Rees�Spur Jr. Adviser, Junior Greek Union Program Council, Key Award for out Clover Bucholtz�Dorm council representa Woman on the Board of Control. standing work in Union. tive. Ann Ripley�YWCA committee chairman. Kay Hoelscher�Mu Phi Epsilon treasurer. Janet Butel�Putnam scholarship. Steering Activities Roundup. Dean's List, Phi Kappa Phi. committee of the Putnam Association, Alpha Mary Ellen Stone�AWS secretary. Pi Tau Dolores Hunt�President of Sigma Delta Pi, Lambda Delta secretary, American Chemical Iota. Weeks Hall legislator. Society student affiliate, dean's honor roll, Nancy Keith�Model United Nations Repre Nancy Jones�Freshman Council. first assistant treasurer of house. sentative. Polly Langley�Drane Hall legislator. Lois Gales-Union coffee hours committee Suzanne Strom� Model United Nations Alyce Anne Martin�President's hostess. sub-chairman. Representative. .4nn Montgomery�President of Weeks Judy Chinn�AWS service committee chair Elinor Tousley-Pi Tau Iota, AWS Senate Hall, president of Gamma Alpha Chi. man, sub-chairman of union personnel and THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1 961 65 dorm member, student body president's council, Sue Salisbury-Union committee, pub president of home economics council, na licity chairman. Honors of union tional nominating committee of AHEA col Sharolyn Sanborn-Sub-chairman AWS lege clubs section. Phi Kappa Phi, E. L. Hol- applications and files committee, judi Omicron research committee, AWS representative to lon award to outstanding senior in education, cial board secretary. Phi Upsilon social chairman, International Relations Board, AWS delegate Drake Relays Queen finalist, senior leader, song leader and hospitality to national convention, dean's honor roll, SEA Chimes. day steering committee, open house co ARC Omi advisory board, AWS second vice president. Marilyn Mannen�Dorm corridor repre ordination committee, chairman, Ellen Claydon� Union art lounge committee sentative, KSU A Cappella choir, AWS cron Nu vice-president. Kappa Delta Pi vice- secretary, SG.A model United Nations sec representative. president. retary. Alpha Lambda Delta, union coffee Dawn Mantele�Union international stu Sherry Saxe�Secretary of dorm judicial hours committee chairman. Chimes, arts and dents social committee, dorm secretary. board, union committee. science council. Diane McGauhey�Angel Flight, publicity Sue Shannon� KSU band twirler, union entertainment committee. Carol Couch�Dorm corridor publicity chairman of union campus entertainment campus Theta Phi chairman. committee, chairman AWS queens commit Martha Steps� Sigma president. Phi editor of stu Linda Creamer�Alpha Lambda Delta, Put tee, secretary of union campus entertainment Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Mu, nam scholarship, Phi Alpha Mu. committee, finalist for Miss Football, finalist dent directory, assistant editor of Royal Pur Linda Dennis�Junior Panhellenic repre for Miss K-State-Manhattan. ple yearbook, daily editor of Collegian school sentative. Miss October for Engineers mag Claudette Messer� Band. newspaper, senior leader, dean's honor roll. azine. Sandy Meyer� Union coffee hours com Rita Sutter�Angel Flight, Sister of Min Jan Edwards� Dean's honor roll. Phi Alpha mittee, junior Panhellenic council. erva. Theta. Connie Moore� KSU cheerleader. Louanne Theilmann�Union flashcards Ann Engstrom� Union coffee hours pub Linda Moore� KSU cheerleader. committee. licity committee. Charlene Murphy�President of YWCA, Suzanne Thies�Sweetheart of Alpha Tau Jeanne George� Union campus entertain president of Phi Sigma Chi, student govern Omega. Marian Tobin�International relations ment committee, KSU band majorette, music ment association games and rallies committee. ensembles, secretary-treasurer of band. Music Dorothy Parker�Secretary and president of board. Educators National Conference, KSU cheer Young Republicans, Collegiate Young Re Janice Wanklyn�AWS council. Chimes, leader. publican co-director of region VII, Chimes, Siudent Council, home economics council, Linda Gillmore�Union campus entertain setnretary of Chancery club, secretary of Na SGA committee coordinating staff, resident ment committee, informal dance chairman of tional Chancery club, delegate to Stale Young assistant in freshman dorm, union sub-com dorm, candidate for Saint Patricia, Miss No Republican convention, delegate to Midwest mittee, delegate to National Home Economics vember of Engineers Magazine, Alpha Federation of Collegiate Young Republicans convention, vice president of Home Eco Lambda Delta, dean's honor roll, secretary convention, Mortar Board, secretary of Kappa nomics Teaching club, music chairman of of home economics council, AWS standards Delta Pi, K-State's participant in Avery's Grace Baptist Fellowship, Marshall Co- committee, historian of Alpha Lambda Delta. Week in Washington, secretary of union per teachers association scholarship, Laverne Sandy Gutru�Union browsing library com sonnel and research committee, Kansas Youth Noyes scholarship, local siudent chairman for mittee first assistant treasurer, dorm tea as for Nixon steering committee, executive secre State Home Economics convention, chainnan sistant chairman, dean's honor roll, secretary tary of collegians for Huck Boyd. of hospitality day steering commitlee, AWS AWS co-ordinating council. Sharon Potts�Union jazz committee, Royal orientation committee. Lynne Hardy�Second attendant to Royal Purple Queen. Verna Wilborn�Union movies committee. Purple Queen, Sister of Minerva. Caroline Preddy�Student Council, vice Helen Woody� Union personnel and re Nancy Harris� Union international rela chairman of union program council, union search committee. tions committee, secretary- treasurer of personnel and research chairman. Chimes, Beta Phi�Indiana U. Women's glee club, hisiorian of Cosmopolitan Putnam scholars association, delegate to stu club. dent conference of national affairs at Texas Betty Ahleraeyer�YWCA Christian Center Carolyn Haymond�Co-chairman of union A. and M., union governing board, student committee; Sailing Club. campus relations committee, KSU A Cappella advisor to union program council. Mortar Jane Bergerman� Belles of Indiana. choir. Board, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Alpha Mu, Phi Jodelle Bechtold� Parsifal, operas. Sabra Headley�Sweetheart of Phi Kappa Alpha Theta, second century fund commiltee Carole Bierbaum�Social Service Club, Theta. (appointed by college and student body vice-president: Pleiades, activities and schol Sondra Holman�Alpha Lambda Delta, president), Putnam scholars board. astic honorary; YWCA, Girl Scouts commit union art lounge committee. Jnell Quanz�Union booking and talent lee; Panhellenic Presidents' Council. Sonja Hooker� KSU A Cappella choir, dorm scouting committee. Carolyn Brummitt� Marching 100, baton song leader, union campus entertainment Kathy Reeves� Alpha Lambda Delta mem twirler. committee. Music Educators National Con ber and junior advisor, Panhellenic repre Diane Caldwell-Sailing Club, secretary, ference. sentative, home economics council. Student Skiing Club; Transportation Club. Jan Horsch�Vice president of Sigma Alpha Council, Omicron Nu, sub-chairman of hos Ann Conrad�Indiana Memorial Union, Epsilon Sister of Minerva, Y-Orpheum ex pitality day, international students union honors banquet; Social Chairmen's Workshop, ecutive committee and secretary. Phi Kappa committee chairman, head delegate of Ireland secretary. Phi, Kappa Delta Pi. to Model United Nations, Putnam scholar Jo Ann Dunham�American Recreation So Judy Hubbard�Outstanding member of association, president of school of home eco ciety, historian. Frog Club. nomics. Phi Upsilon Omicron, Kappa Delta Sharon Duggan�Mu Phi Epsilon, music Kay Johnson� Union coffee hours commit Pi charter member. Phi Kappa Phi, Mortar honorary. tee. Board, secretary of Panhellenic council. Alice Gutschick-AWS Judicial Board; Pat Kahrs�Corresponding secretary of Chimes secretary, international relations .AWS service award: Mu Phi Epsilon. Young Republicans, Phi Sigma Chi, Senior board. Lynn Hinton�Oceanides. honors commitlee. Judy Rogers�Dorm corridor social chair Winifred Julian�Singing Hoosiers and Linda Lee� Phi Sigma Chi. man, dorm AWS representative, assistant Hoosier Queens, European Tour group. Sharon Livengood�Cheerleader, Sister of Inter pledge council representative, candi Diane Keppen�YWCA membership co Minerva. date for IPC queen. ordinator. Mai� Mortar Omicron .Nu re Marcia Tau Beta band Judy Board, Sheila Rose�Union application and files Johnson� Sigma , cording secretary. Phi Upsilon Omicron cor committee, head delegate to Model United honorary; YWCA, Christian Center commit responding secretary. Kappa Delta Pi charter Nations, sweetheart of Phi Kappa Tau. tee. 66 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 Carolyn Hollis�Finalist in Freshmen Ty Judy Blazer-W.R.A. Cabinet, Delta Sigma ronian Queen contest. Pi Rose attendant; varsity all-sports team. Honors Mary Horn-YWCA. Sue Cummings�Lass-O's, women's honor Barbara Lynn�Card Section; YWCA; pep club organization; Panhellenic Council; Linda Lewis�National Education Associa Towers Center, Social Co-ordinate. dean's honor roll. tion; Association for Childhood Education; Marian McCoy�Oceanides. Linda Crawford�Home Economics student YWCA. Joyce Marzotto�Dorm choir; Cancer Drive council; Redskin Beauty candidate; Greek Lynn Lewis�.Accounting Club, secretary; representative. Week Princess Athena candidate. Omicron Delta. Karen Nuske�Young Republicans; Steer Jayne Holsinger�Aquatic Club; Student Bea McClure�Belles of Indiana. ing Committee, Indiana Memorial Union Union Activities Board. Nancy McDonough�Pom-Pon girl; Strik Cheerleaders Conference. Beverly Maritt�Lass-O's; Sigma Alpha Sig Women's Beta ettes, bowling club. Sailing Club, Barbara Surber: Young Republicans; ma, honorary business organization; Recreation Association, table tennis head; Jordan River Review. Upsilon Sigma, women's honorary business winner. Inter-mural bowling singles Jacqueline Thompson�YWCA, dorm group sorority. Connie Meshberger�Alpha Lambda Delta; president of special activities, floor co-ordina Anita Bottoms�Theta Sigma Phi, women's E.U.B. Student YWCA, religious committee; tor. Dorm Leader of Towers Center; Wom honorary journalism fraternity, president; Foundation, secretary. en's Recreation Association, publicity chair Varsity Revue committee, mistress of cere Mohlke� Business Club. dean's honor Barbara man. monies. Matrix Table banquet; Sue O'Hara�Panhellenic Rush Counselor. Martha Wilder�^rbiitus; Union Activities. roll; Orange and Black Quill, honor society. Judy Neddo�YWCA drama committee. Linda Wright-YWCA. Carolyn Blumhof�Student National Edu Margaret Pock�Women's Recreation As cation Association, Kappa Phi. sociation, vice-president, tennis sports head; Beta Chi-U. of Wichita Jill Brown�Student Union Activities Advanced tennis intramurals champion; Board; Home Economics club; Y.W.C.A. Orchesis, Flight, Pleiades; Indiana Memorial Union, World Julie Champlin� Angel Butler� honor society; Council. Kay Orange Quill, Student committee; Rush Chairmen's Coun Pep Thatcher Hall executive council; Grand R.O.T.C. cil. Judy Christopherson�-Army Council, dean's honor roll. Sweetheart, Varsity Sue, Varsity Cheerleader. Sally Shaw�Alpha Lambda Delta, presi Dorothy Hughes�Young Republicans; Joyce Cole�Mortar Board-Treasurer. dent; Pleiades president; Theta Sigma Phi; Thatcher Hall art chairman; Grand Council. Betty Dixon�WRA Publicity Chairman; Theta Sigma Phi scholarship winner; Orien Betty Martin�Sigma Alpha Iota, honorary Molly Warren Wilcox Scholarship for Sopho tation Week Student Leader; Arbutus, year music fraternity, president, sword of honor; more women in Journalism; Parnassus staff. book. Administration and Schools editor; In Women's Glee Club, president; Religious Em Sorority editor. diana Daily Student, newspaper, city editor. phasis Week commitlee; Young Democrats. Marilyn Fletcher�Angel Flight, Wichita Nancy Sowden�Arbutus, yearbook. Manag Shirley Reed-Y.W.C.A., Marlboro Contest Pershing Rifles Staff Editor, Editor-in-Chief. University Symphony; chairman. ing Sweetheart. Sue Sturdevant�Sigma Alpha Iota; Pi Suzy McCune�Young Republicans; Home Hager�MENC-Treasurer; Orchesis; Lambda Theta; Belles of Indiana; Parsifal. Jacque Economics Freshman Club. .AWS-Council Member; University Singers. Marilyn Thiel�Oceansides, vice-president, Deborah Parker�Home Economics Club; Candy Harley�Young Republicans�Secre treasurer. Clothing and Textiles Club; candidate for tary. Sue Wagner�Oceansides, vice-president. .Alpha Gamma Rho Sweetheart. Marya Hieger� Convocation Committee President; I.U. Student Foundation; Social Martha Tracy�Horticulture Club, treas for S.G.A.; Army Blues. Service Club. representative urer; Club; Student Union Ac Elaine Hill�CAC Games Committee�Secre Volkswagen Nancy Williams�I.U. Student Foundation; tivities Board. tary; Y-teen cabinet member; Freshman honor Residence Assistant. Ann Worley-Y.W.C.A.; Yearbook staff; Alumni Scholarship winner. Paula Winterfeldt�Tau Beta Sigma, Sym group; Orange and Black Quill, honor society. Karen Justus�Young Republicans�Wom phonic Band; WAGS Band. Bonnie Bagwell� University band and or en's Vice Chairman; SGA Ed. Rep.; United Sally Zimmerman�I.U. Student Founda chestra; dean's honor roll; Tau Beta Sigma, Christian Fellowship Board; Kappa Delta Pi tion. honorary band fraternity, best pledge; Orange �Correspondence Secretary. Nancy Bush�Alpha Lambda Delta; Smith- and Black Quill, honor society. Barbara Kemp�YWCA�Exec. Council- wood Center treasurer. Melba Home Economics Student Finance Chairman. Jordan� Barbara Carson�YWCA; Smithwood Cen Council, president; Clothing, Textiles and Jonie Krebel�SGA�Organizations Chair ter Judicial Board. Merchandising Club, publicity chairman; Phi man; AWS�2nd Vice President; Mu Phi Ep Kathleen Cavanaugh�AWS, co-chairman Upsilon Omicron, honorary home economics silon�Chaplain; Honor Convocation� Recog of Education and Cultural committee�AWS fraternity; "Home Ec on Parade" chairman; nized; University Singers. service award; YWCA, Human Relation Orange and Black Quill, honor society. Sandi Pound�.Angel Flight�Staff Member. Comm. Chm. Judy Short-Y.W.C.A. Marian Rawdon�Orchesis; University Sing Carole Young Republi Barbara Ivy�Student National Education Danbury-YWCA; ers. cans. Association, W.R.A., Orange and Black Quill, Sharon Richardson�Student Forum Board; Carol Alpha Delta honor society. EUingwood-YWCA; AWS Council; SGA�Secretary-Exec. Board; medical Linda Poulton�Orange and Black Quill, Theta, technologists honorary. Zeta Phi Eta. Barbara Ewer�Smithwood Center, Culture honor society; Sigma Tau Delta, honorary Judy Snapp�.Air Force R.O.T.C. Squadron committee; Indiana English fraternity; Kappa Delta Pi, honor Young Republicans; Sweetheart. Memorial Union committee work. ary education fraternity; Theta Chi Dream Betty Spillman�Angel Flight. Femal�P.E.M.M.; Oceanides; Wom Girl candidate. Sally Susan Warner�Pershing Rifles Company en's Recreation Association, assistant swim Carol Ann Dehner-Y.W.C.A.; Student Na Sweetheart; Army Blues; University Singers. ming head. tional Education Association. Gilliatt-YWCA; Club. Alice Romshe�Young Democrats; Beta Up Lynne Sailing Beta Psi�Oklahoma State U. Judy Glock-Oceanides; Women's Recrea silon Sigma, honorary business fraternity; tion Association, assistant volley ball head. Chapter honors�Third place trophy. dean's honor roll; Orange and Black Quill, Karen Gwaltney�Young Republicans. Homecoming house decorations; sportsman honor society. Sharlene Heupel-Arbutus staff; Freshmen ship trophy for women's intramural sports Barbara Bishop�International Relations Chi dean's honor Student National Leadership Training program. program; third place winners, Sigma Council; roll; Audrey Hofelich-Alpha Delta Theta; Derby Day; Blue Key Homecoming award; Education Association. Freshman Leadership Training Program; efficiency award. Province IX of Gamma Phi Barbara Boland�Society for the Advance Finalist, Freshman Tyronian Queen contest. Beta. ment of Management. THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 67 Cub Club. 1961; Pom Pon captain 1960-1961; Gold Axe. Barbara Bradshaw-Cheerlcadcr. Phi Honors Darylsue Griffin�Senior women's senator; Barbara Strebel-Alternate to Sigma chairman rules committee; Sigma Pi Snow Epsilon Pledge Queen. Princess; chairman decorations committee for Carol Howell-Tieasurcr of Sophomore Home Economics Club; role in "The Mary Capehart� Junior-Senior prom I960. Class, Debate Club, major Young Democrats. Mary Grinei�Secreiary-treasuier W.R.A. .Matchmaker." lo "Miss White Lynda Kay Matthews-Dean's honor roll; Sheri Hitchcock�.Alpha Psi Omega (dra Libby Towery�.Alternate or award Omicron Nu, honorary home economics matics); Playmakers; Sabrina Fair, leading haven", "Neatest Room" during Nu ganization, vice president; Omicron lady; Talk to the Wind, leading lady; Pom Homecoming, "Miss Malsonia." .Alumna Merit Award; Lew Wentz scholar Pon girl. Barbara Wagerman� Pegis Club, Sweet ship; Thela Chi Dream Girl; Orange and .Ann Hondrum�Spurs; Interfraternity Con heart Club of Sigma Phi Epsilon, Majorette. Black Quill, honor society. ference princess. Carol Ann Maloney�Mynders Hall Dorm Sue Cappel�Home Economics Club; Cloth Jackie Jaquays�On-campus women senator; Council, Tassel equivalent of Mortar Board), ing, Textiles and Merchandising Club. Senate; historian of Gamma Phi Beta; Stu Vice President of Home Ec Club. Vera Franklin�Housing and Interior De dent National Education Association. Jacque Clark-Chi Beta Phi, Biology Club. sign Club; Home Economics Club. Carol Lindsay�Who's Who; co-chairman of Sharon Good�Pi Delta Epsilon, Club Edi Judy McPherson-Education Student Coun Greek Week. tor of the DeSoto. cil; Panhellenic Council; co-chairman. Spring Letty Lloyd�Cardinal Key. Sara Hoggatt�.Alternate in Miss Shelby Sing and Spring Reception; Religious Empha Janet McDonald�Who Who. County. sis Week committee; Y.W.C.A.; Young Demo Marie Maiiterola�Home Econ. honorary. Lucy Herring�Sigma Phi Epsilon Pledge crats; dean's honor roll. Jenny Martin�Student senator; Honor Queen. Willa Pickering�Angel Flight, alternate; Board; W.R..A. president; W.R.A. outstanding Pat Gaba�Lambda Chi Alpha Sweetheart dean's honor roll, .A.W.S. legislative board; board member; Rodeo queen attendant; Delta Court, Senator in Mynders West Dorm, Young Republicans; Orange and Black Quill, Psi Kappa vice president and chaplain. candidate in DeSoto Beauly Revue Contest. honor society; A.W.S. Freshman Orientation. Judy Myer�Honor Board; Dean's list; Kay Tyus� May Court, Art Club, candidate Roberta Rogers�Yearbook staff, cutlines .A.W.S. president; Kappa Delta Pi. for Holiday Queen. editor; University Theater Guild; Clothing, Sheila Ray�Beta Beta Beta; Honors Con Sandy Stobaugh�Vice President of Orchesis. Textiles and Merchandising Club; General vocation. Mary Jo Sutton�.Alpha Lambda Delta. Home Economics Club; Varsity Revue cos Dixie Rogers� Kappa Delta Pi; Who's Who; Joann Wright�Senator in Mynders West tume designer; dean's honor roll. Honor Board; Homecoming queen; Gold Axe Dorm, Secretary of Biology club, Psychology- .Alice Riley-Lass-O's; Society for Advance award; President's prize. Club. ment of Management, secretary; Beta Upsilon Lucette Rojeck�Spurs; Cheerleader 60-61; Nancy McKee�Soloist for University Cho women's business for Sigma, honorary sorority. A.S.C. snow queen 1961; Justice of the Su rale, "Best Supporting Actress" award Shacklett-Art Guild; Y.W.C.A.; Stu Beta one Sauny preme Court; Cardinal Key president; act plays. dent Union .Activities Board; honor roll. Beta Beta. Sue Freels�Secretary-Treasurer of Sock and Barbara Boerstler�Choral Club; Murray Meredith Stewart�Junior class treasurer; Buskin, Debate Club. Hall, first floor president; house council, ex Stroud Hall dorm council secretary; W.R.A.; Linda Arnold�"Neatest Room" award dur ecutive council; Grand Council. bowling trophy in college league. ing Homecoming. Era McDaniel�Judo Club; Delta Tau Sally Stryker�Cardinal Key; Shrine of Sally Corkran�Stunt Night chairman. Stu Delta Sweetheart candidate. .Ages Choir; sophomore class secretary; Spurs. dent Education Club. Carolyn Stump� Home Economics Club; Jeanette Walker�Spurs; Treasurer of Susan Redman� Young Democrats. Young Republicans. sophomore class; treasurer of Panhellenic, Linda Morrison� Psychology Club. 1960-1961 vice president of Panhellenic; Card Donna Kay Byrd-PE Majors Club, Swim Beta Arizona State Omega- College, Flagstaff inal Key; A.S..A.S.C. treasurer; Honors Con ming Club. Pat Ball-Cardinal Key. vocation; Beta Beta Beta. June Love�Graduated Cum Laude. Jay Basinger�Freshman class council; treas Carol Jo White� Honors Convocation; Mary Jo Sparks�Psychology Club, PE urer Bury Hall dorm. Dean's list; Student Court judge; Honor Majors Club. Toni liihlmcier�Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweet Board; Who's \Vho; Sigma Pi Sweetheart; Mary Ann Dill�Dorm Counselor, Student heart; Dean's list. Sigma Pi Province Ball Sweetheart; outstand Educators Association. Nancy Blaauw�Yule Log service. ing student teacher; Gold Axe award. Nancy Watts� President of Mynders Hall Nora Jean Blair�Spur president; Spur of Jo Winlow�Sophomore class representative. Dorm Council. the year; Cardinal Key; secretary of A.S.A.S.C. Charlotte Biles�Dorm council representa Gamma Beta�Gettysburg College for 1961-1962; co-chairman of Winter Car tive; secretary A.S.C. sports car club; Spurs; nival; secretary to Norlh Hall; Student of W.R.A. intramural chairman. Mary Algeo-Beta Beta Beta; Tri Beta the Week; Panhellenic delegate, treasurer. Tavia Foster�Phi Tau Gamma social mana Rhover, Editor; WAA Board; Hockey; Spec Sue Bolendcr�Homecoming co-chairman ger. trum Staff. I958-I9r)9 and 19.59-1960; A.W.S. senior rep Maria Kirkaldie�Honors Convocation; co- Judith Boothroyd-Beta Beta Beta; WSG resentative. chairman Senior Day; Dorm council parlia Junior Class Representative; WAA Board; Phyllis Brooksby�Gold Axe .Award; Kappa mentarian; Spurs vice president; Cardinal May Court; PSEA-NEA, vice president; Delta Phi; Senior Honor Board president; Key. Dean's List; Water Show. Alpha Psi Omega business manager. Irene McWilliams�Cardinal Key; Spurs edi Elizabeth Brennecke�SUB Committee. Roberta Bond� Pom Pon girl; Delta Psi lor; junior class senator. Ann Biodcrick-Pi Lambda Sigma, Secre Kappa president. Nancy Nelson�Delta Psi Kappa social tary; Young Democrats, Chairman; (iovern- Dorothy Cook� Fourth in state ".\Iake-It- chairman and sargeant at arms. ment Club, Vice President; Central Regional Vour.sclf with Wool Contest"; senior class Kaye Walls�Omicron Kappa Gamma; Director of the Intercollegiate Conference on treasurer; Home economics honorary. Spurs; sophomore treasurer. Government; College Delegate of Citizenship Diane Cross�Junior class presideni 1960- Clearing House; Student Advisor. 61; co-chairman Homecoming 1960; freshman Gainma Alpha�Memphis State U. Nancy Clegg�Owl and Nightingale; Sopho class vice president; chainnan of Junior- more Council. Honors Chi. Senior prom; Lumberjack Bea Sharp; Stu Chapter Lura Coulton� Pi Lambda Sigma; Psi dent of the Week. First place in Homecoming, 1st place in Susan Cunningham�Water Show, chair Barbara Dole� Pom Pon girl. Stunt Night and 1st place in the poster con man. Susan Fletcher-Spurs; outstanding pledge. test advertising Stunt Night. Third place in Judith Curchin�Spanish Club, vice presi Betsy Geshell-A.S.A.S.C. treasurer 1960- .May Day, 4th place in Intramural Bowling. dent. 68 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 Janet Patterson�WSG; Booster Club; standing scholarship in secondary school edu Honors president of Huber Hall; freshman cheer cation. leader; Student Union Board; Basketball; Diane Edwards�Phi Kappa Phi. May Court; WAA Board, secretary-treasurer; Petra Dethloff� Freshman court. Gussie Demchyk�Student Senate; Junior Little Sisters of Minerva of Sigma Alpha Yvonne Gregg�Sigma Phi Epsilon's Queen Pan-Hellenic Council; Freshman Cheerleader; Epsilon. court. Booster Club; May Court; Little Sisters of Patricia Paul�Phi Sigma Iota; Pi Delta Ep Nancy Harbach�Panhellenic recording sec Minerva of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. silon; Student Advisor; Gettysburgian Staff. retary. Denise DePugh�Phi Sigma Iota; Spanish Wilda Peters� Psi Chi; Gettysburgian Staff. Delta�U. of Club; Government Club; International Re Ruth Ann Pugh-MENC; College Choir; Gamma Wyoming lations Club; Washington Semester. Student Christian Association; Guys and Judith Anderson�Mortar Board, Vice Susan Dittmar�Beta Beta Beta. Dolls; Spectrum Staff. President; Phi Upsilon Omicron, President; Donna Elmer�International Relations Diane Roberts�Boster Club; Psi Chi. Wyoming Homemaker's Scholarship. Club; Chapel Choir. Mary Ellen Schmidt�Beta Beta Beta; Carol Bowman�Kappa Delta Pi, Recording Lynda Engel�Spectrum Staff. Chapel Choir. Secretary. Diane Fairies�Psi Chi. Ruth Sellew�Marching and Concert Band. Barbara Haight�Chimes Iron Skull. Sandra Fischer�Junior Panhellenic. Karen Sponheimer�Government Club; Sherry Morgan�Phi Gamma Nu. Judith Garland�Water Show. Tennis. Sharon McLaren�Phi Gamma Nu. Luellen Gehweiler�Booster Club. Sue Sober-Psi Chi; Guys and Dolls; SUB Bonnie D. Phillips� Phi Gamma Nu. Margaret Genrich�Skeptical Chymists; Stu Committee; Interfraternity Council Court; Vicki Powers� Phi Upsilon Omicron, Cor dent Christian Association; WSG. Military Ball Court. responding Secretary; Wyoming Homemaker's Judith Hamilton�Student Christian Asso Suzanne Steele�Student Union Board, sec Council Scholarship; Wyoming Farm Bureau ciation; Mercury Staff; Dean's List; Student retary; Student Senate, historian; Freshman Scholarship. Advisor. Orientation Program, co-chairman; Junior Ruth Trierweiler�Spurs. Elaine Hammond�Spanish Club; Interna Class Council; Chairman of Hostesses. Mary Jane Urbigkit�Chimes; AWS Repre tional Relations Club; Pi Delta Epsilon; Psi Audrey Thomas�WAA; Basketball. sentative; Iron Skull; Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Chi; Spectrum Staff, Assistant Editor. Eileen Wallace�Phi Sigma Iota, secretary- Secretary. Suzanne Hermann�WSG, Senior Class Rep treasurer; Dean's List; Student Senate; Stu Mary Smith�Associated Students of the resentative; Blue Book, Editor; Spanish Club; dent Advisor. University of Wyoming, Secretary; Beta Gettysburgian Staff. Judith Weeks-PSEA-NEA. Gamma Sigma; Outstanding Junior Women Janice Hill�Beta Beta Beta; Spectrum Susan Wescott�Student Christian Associa in Commerce Award. Staff. tion. Janice Jacksa�Miss Young Republican of Margaret Jaeger�Delta Phi Alpha; Little Freya Wikfield�Student Senate; Student Wyoming. Sisters of Minerva of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Disciplinary Committee; Panhellenic Coun Gamma U. of Sound Nancy Kendall�Debate Council, president; cil; Student Union Board, chairman; Beta Epsilon� Puget Chapel Choir; Basketball. Beta Beta; Psi Chi; Orientation Week Com Ginny Clinton�Freshman women's honor Connie hzrson-Gettysburgian Staff; Delta mittee. ary for 3.5 average; Spurs; Sigma Alpha Iota. Phi Alpha; Student Christian Association. Rebecca Willy�Student Christian Associa LaVonne Tieges�Freshman women's honor Barbara Lindner�Gettysburgian Staff. tion. ary for 3.5 average; Spurs; Sigma Alpha Iota. Joanna Nickell�Panhellenic Council, presi Linda Winters�Gettysburgian Staff; Soci Barbara Greenfield�Mortar Board. dent; Phi Sigma Iota; Spanish Club; SUB ology Club, secretary-treasurer. Gail Bouldron�Chips. Committee; International Relations Club; Nancy Chessman� Chips. Gainma Gamma�U. of Wisconsin�Milwaukee Student Advisor. Gretchen Williams�Candidate for Sigma Leslie Noyes�Psi Chi; Class Honors. Chapter honors�Second in sorority schol Nu queen. Carol Owen�Booster Club; Gettysburgian arship. Third in Campus carnival competi Dianna Wotton�Senior attendant to May Staff; Eta Sigma Phi. tion. First place in Easter Lily tag sales. queen. Maureen Parker�MENC; Gettysburgian Sally .Anderson�Phi Kappa Phi; Senior Dee Hall-Theta Chi's Dream Girl. Staff; Booster Club; Water Show; Frosh- court representative; graduation honors for Chapter honor�Top scholastic standing of Soph Show; Drum Majorette. 3.25 average; departmental honor for out all sororities. Grand Council Appointments Traveling Secretary Collegiate Director of Province VII .Alumnas Director of Province XIII Miss Francesca Waddill (Beta Psi Mrs. E. j. Bowles Mrs. Edward J. Spanier and Beta Mu '61) (Lois Novey, Alpha Xi '37) (Cornelia Clausen, Chi '37) 53 W. Jackson Blvd., Room 960 3373 Jubilee Trail 2483-44th Avenue Chicago 4, Illinois Dallas 29, Texas San Francisco 16, California Nominating Committee Chairman Alumn;e Director of Province VII Collegiate Director of Province XIV Mrs. Forrest H. Witmeyer Mrs. Robert L. Wright Mrs. Dean Tillotson (Annette Hastings, Alpha '28) (Mary Kathleen Burke, Alpha Zeta '46) (Louise Berner, Alpha Epsilon '37) 819 Ostrom Avenue Box 486 Rt. 5, Box 699 Syracuse 10, New York Bay Cily, Texas Tucson, Arizona Alumnae Director of Province III Collegiate Director of Province VIII International Membership Chairman Mrs. William J. Fritsche Mrs. Fred J. Novak Mrs. Daniel H. Lundin (Frances M. Lamos, Alpha Nu '40) (Lora Lee Smith, Pi '53) (Marjorie H. Speidel, Lambda '33) 2116 W. High Street, Box 627 3709 Cleveland Street 5135 Latimer Place Lima, Ohio Hollywood, Florida Seattle 15, Washington .Alumna; Director ot Province VI Collegiate Director of Province XII Collegiate Director of Province II Mrs. Frederick R. Alm, III Mrs. Lee G. Stettler, Jr. Mrs. G. S. Trostle (Rita Rae Nelson, Alpha Beta '54) (Margaret Milligan, Lambda '37) (Kathryn Dippel, Alpha Upsilon '36 2406-6th Ave. North W. 206-34th Avenue P.O. Box 486 Grand Forks, North Dakota Spokane 42, Washington Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 69 Directory International Officers Founders Grand Council Helen M. Dodge (Mrs. J. V. Ferguson) Died 10-21-37 Grond Presic/enf-Mrs. H. E. Wittenberg, 1855 Palmas Dr., San Frances E. Haven (Mrs. C. M. Moss) Died 6-16-37 Marino, Calif. E. Adeline Curtis (Mrs. Frank Curtis) Died 1-14-23 Aiomnos Vice Presic/enf�Mrs. Graeme Reid, Hawthorne Rd., Es Mary A. Bingham (Mrs. Edward S. Willoughby) . .Died 1-1416 sex Fells, N.J. Founded Collegiate Vice Presideni�Mrs. John A. Garrett, 9028-26th Ave N.W., Seattle 7, Wash. November 11, 1874, Syracuse University Director of finance�Mrs. C. W. Kenney, 109 Ardsley Dr., De Witt 14, New York. Central Offlca Director of Miss Expansion� Mary T. McCurley, 203 Goodale Rd., Secrefary-Treosurer� Miss Ruth J. Wood, Room 960, 53 W. Jack Baltimore 12, Md. son Blvd., Chicago 4, 111. N.P.C. Delegafe-Mrs. Gerald Arnold, 3925 Henry Ave., Phila Assistants�Miss Julia R. Cottrell, Miss Vivien Gutierrez, Mrs. delphia 29, Pa. E. H. Higgins, Mrs. Mario Carli. Secretary-Treoturer�Miss Ruth J. Wood, Room 960, 53 W. Jack Make checks payable to "Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.," son III. Blvd., Chicago 4, and send to Central Ofhce. Historian Secrefory- Mrs. R. Alton Atkinson, 10 Gamma Phi Beta Foundation Mrs. G. M. Simonson, 20 Lorita Ave., Massachusetts Blvd., Bellerose 26, N.Y. President�Mrs. Charles C. Andrews, 19450 Piedmont 11, Calif. Treasurer� Mrs. Henry Ness, 77 Wallace St., Gloucester Dr., Detroit 3, Mich. Freeport, L.I., N.Y. Vice President�Mrs. Henry R. Herold, 736 Traveling Secretary Mrs. H. E. Wittenberg, Grand Presi Winston, San Marino, Calif. dent �Mrs. Edwin A. 51.SO Miss Francesca Waddill, 53 W. Jackson Secretary Deupree, Mrs. Graeme Reid, Alumnas Vice Presi Burr Oak Rd., Oklahoma City 5, Okla. Blvd., Room 960, Chicago 4, 111. dent Treasurer� Miss Ruth E. Ford, 1707 16th Tex. Assisfanf fo fhe Coflegiote Vice-Presidenf Mrs. C. W. Kenney, Director of Finance St., Lubbock, Miss Alice Lehman, International Mrs. Burton R. Brazil, 20791 Canyon View Chairman Dr., Saratoga, CaliL Camp Province Directors NORTH EASTERN REGION Counselor fo House Corporation Boards International Committee Chairmen Province I Mrs. H. Einhouse, South Main Camp�Miss Alice Lehman, 7018 N.E. J. 2131/2 Cotfegiote Director� Mrs. Emslie N. Gault, St., Karol #1, Moscow, Idaho. Tillamook, Portland 13, Ore. 952 Pelhamdale Ave., Pelham Manor, Convention- Mrs. C. Arthur Hemminger, N.Y. The Cresceni 1008 S. Berry Rd., St. Louis 22, Mo. Afumnoe Direcfor� Mrs. Charles F. Payne, 35 Mrs. C. 1135 Mifor�Mrs. James J. Marek, Clifton, 111. Housing� J. Olsen, Newport Old Mill Rd., Rochester 18, N.Y. Ann Business Manager� Miss Ruth J. Wood, Rd., Arbor, Mich. Room 53 W. Mogoiine� Mrs. 26 Godwin 9G0, Jackson Blvd., Chi James Myles, Province il St. Louis Mo. cago 4, 111. Lane, 24, Coffegiote Director�Mrs. G. S. Trostle, P.O. Aisociofe Edifor� Mrs. Edward F. Zahour, Membership�Mrs. Daniel H. Lundin, 5135 Box 486, Chadds Ford, Pa. 3 Jacqueline Dr., Downers Grove, 111. Latimer PI., Seattle 15, Wash. Alumnce Director�Mrs. Charles G. � Cooper, AlumncB Associate Editor Mrs. T. R. Nagle Coordinator of Stofe Membership Chairmen� 6739 Glenkirk Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. stad, 506 S. Carroll St., Rock Rapids, Mrs. E. L. Vint, 9319 Vinewood, Dallas Iowa 28, Tex. EAST CENTRAL REGION Nominating�Mrs. Forrest H. Endowmenf-Crescenf Board Witmeyer, 819 Ostrom Ave., Syracuse 10, N.Y. Province III Presidenf-Mrs. H. W. 2737 As Herland, Public Relofions�Miss Julia Beall, IGOl Coffegiote Director� Mrs. Guy M. Nearing, 111. bury, Evanston, South Shepherd, #90, Houston 19, 221 Curtis Ave., Bowling Green, Ohio. � Vice President Mrs. \Villiam � T. Schroeder, Tex. Alumna Director Mrs. William J. Fritsche, 858 E. Longwood Dr., Lake Forest, 111. Ohio Publicotions-Mrs. Robert B. Thieme, P.O. 2116 W. High St., Box 627, Lima, Secretary-Mrs. Kirk Holland, Jr., 551 Jack Box 809, 905 W. Crescent Ave., Red- son Ave., River Forest, 111. Calif. Province IV � lands, Treasurer Mrs. George E. Misthos, 242 � Researcfi� Allen M. Direcfor Mrs. Lewis A. Lamb, Glendale Rd., Glenview, III. Mrs. Olinger, Jr., 207 Collegiate S. 16747 Rd., Detroit 19, Mich. Mrs. H. E. Wittenberg, Grand Presi Ridgewood Rd., Kentfield, Calif. Shaftsbury Alumnae Director� Mrs. W. Brandt, dent Ritoof-Mrs. Harvey K. Watt, 1395 Hill Jesse 6143 Riverview Dr., 20. Mrs. C. W. Kenney, Director of Finance side Way, El Cajon, Calif. Indianapolis Schoforsfiip-Mrs. Walter J. Kline, 2613 Ind. Philonfliropy Board Elizabeth, Muskogee, Okla. WEST CENTRAL REGION President�Mrs. John Heaton, 24 Roxbury Speciof Gifts-Mrs. Joseph L. Picard, 2125 Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. E. 4th St., Tucson, Ariz. Province V Vice Presidenf-Mrs. Henry Brevoort, 21 E. Sfondords-Mrs. John E. Hynes, Jr., 943 Collegiate Direcfor� Mrs. John Carey Trus 10th St., New York 3. N.Y. Rimrock Rd., Billings, Mont. sell, 1055 Beverly PL, Lake Forest, 111. 70 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 The Most Alumnae Direclor�Mrs. George F. Lull, 942 Lake Shore Dr., Chicago 11, 111. Province VI Distinguished Mark Coflegiote Director�Mrs. Donald Cass, 440 W. Briar Lane, Green Bay, Wis. in Alumnce Direclor�Mrs. Frederick R. Aim, Sorority Jewelry III, 2406 6th Ave. N., Grand Forks, N.D. SOUTHERN REGION YOUR Province VII GUARANTEE OF . . Collegiate Director�Mrs. E. J. Bowles, 3373 Dallas Tex. Jubilee Trail, 29, � � COMPLETE Alumnae Director Mrs. Robert L. Wright, SECURITY Box 486, Bay City, Tex. � UNMATCHED QUALITY Province Vlll Collegiate Director�Mrs. Fred J. Novak, � PERFECT SATISFACTION 3709 Cleveland St., Hollywood, Fla. AlumnoB Director�Mrs. Warren Traylor, 1811 S.E. 14th St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. OFFICIAL JEWELER TO SOUTH CENTRAL REGION GAMMA PHI BETA Province IX Collegiate Director�Mrs. Robert Short, 1235 E. lOth St., Okmulgee, Okla. Alumncs Direcfor�Mrs. Marius J. Lindloff, 924 Sunset Dr., Fayetteville, Ark. Province X �i� IIIIII "?- Coflegiafe Director�Mrs. C. Wells Haren, 2016 Washington Ave., Kansas City 2, Kan. AIUEBORO. // MASSACHUSETIS Alumncs Director�Mrs. Charles C. Shafer, Jr., 6808 Rockhill Rd., Kansas 31, City IN CANADA L. G. BALFOUR LTD. Montreal and Toronto Mo. COMPANY, NORTH WESTERN REGION Province XI Print on change this form, paste on govern Collegiofe Direcfor�Mrs. John H. Maxson, ment postal card and mail to: 5335 Montview Blvd., Denver 7, Colo. V} / 'Jo Gamma Phi Beta Central Office Alumntp Direcfor�Mrs. C. A. Fisher, 2350 S. / / iarnea f R"""> ^o Cook, Denver 10, Colo. 53 W. Jackson Blvd. Chicago 4, lu Province XII '^Y\~\ I O Changes must be at Central Oflice six weeks Collegiofe Director�Mrs. Lee G. Stettler, I I CiXJprj ' P�"^ to month of publication to insure ' ' ^^^v^yx,I . of The Jr., W. 206-34th Ave., Spokane 42, prompt delivery Crescent. Wash. Alumnae Director�Mrs. Frank C. Hann, 815 W. "C" St., Moscow, Idaho. Maiden name SOUTH WESTERN REGION My Husband's name Province XIII Collegiofe Direcfor�Mrs. Barton F. Sawyer, My Greek-Letter chapter and year 556 Dewey Blvd., San Francisco 16, Calif. My Alumnae Chapter Alumno? Director�Mrs. Edward J. Spanier, 2483-44th Ave., San Francisco 16, Calif. Chapter Office I Hold Old Address Province XIV My Collegiofe Director�Mrs. Dean Tillotson, Rt. 5, Box 699, Tucson, Ariz. Alumnae Director�Mrs. Arch A. Dawson, My New Address 4853 Revlon Dr., La Canada, Calif. No. Street City Zone No. State or Province Gamma Phi Beta Chapter (with ckapter mailing addresses) NORTH EASTERN REGION PROVINCE VIII Theta (A G) Vanderbilt Univ PROVINCE I Alpha 2411 Kensington PI., Nashville 5, Tenn. Mu Rollins Alpha (A) Syracuse University 830 Walnut Ave., Syracuse 10, N.Y. Alplia (A M) College F * Rollins College, Winter Park, Fla. Delta (A) Boston University B, Strong Hall, Room 303, 4 Cliarlesgate East, Boston 15, Mass. Beta Mu (B M) Florida State University Alpha Alpha (A A) University of Toronto 415 W. College Ave., Tallahassee, Fla. 122 St. George St., Toronto 5, Ont., Can. Gamma Alpha (F A) Memphis State University F * B, Box 154, M.S.U., Memphis 11, Tenn. Alpha Tau (A T) McGill University 3472 McTavish, Montreal 2, P.Q., Canada Beta Nu (B N) University of Vermont 381 Main St., Burlington, Vt. SOUTH CENTRAL REGION PROVINCE II PROVINCE IX Alpha Pi (A II) West Virginia University 425 Spruce St., Morgantown, W.Va. Psi of Oklahoma 1105 S. College, Norman, Okla. Alpha Upsilon (A T) Pennsylvania State University C*) University r 4> B. Box 2950, Haller Hall, University Park, Pa. Beta Omicron (B 0) Oklahoma City University 25th Oklahoma Okla. Alpha Chi (A X) College of William and Mary 1821 N.W. St., City 6, r EAST CENTRAL REGION Sigma (2) University of Kansas 1339 W. Campus Rd., Lawrence, Kau. Phi (>!>) Washington University III PROVINCE F * B, Women's Bldg., Washington Univ., St. Louis 5, Mo. Alpha Delta (A A) University of Missouri .808 Richmond St., Columbia, Mo. Alpha Eta (A H) Ohio Wesleyan University 24 Winbeth Lane, Delaware, Ohio Beta Upsilon (B T) Kansas State University 1807 Todd Rd., Manhattan, Kan. Nu (A N) Wittenberg University Alpha Kan. 628 Woodlawn Ave., Springfield, Ohio Beta Chi (B X) Univ. of Wichita 3616 Clough PI., Wichita 14, Beta Gamma (B F) Bowling Green State University r * B House, B.G.S.U., Bowling Green, Ohio Beta Epsilon (B E) Miami University NORTH WESTERN REGION r B, Box 157, MacCracken Hall, O.xford, Ohio Ohio Beta Zeta (B Z) Kent State University 207 E. Main St., Kent, PROVINCE XI Beta Xi (B H) Ohio State University .1945 Indianola Ave., Columbus 1, Ohio Theta (9) University of Denver 2330 S. Monroe, Denver 10, Colo. Pi (II) University of Nebraska 415 N. 16th St., Lincoln 8, Neb. PROVINCE IV Tau (T) Colorado State University 733 South Shields, Ft. Collins, Colo. Alpha Phi (A *) Colorado College Beta (B) University of Michigan 38 W. Cache la Poudre St., Colorado Springs, Colo. 1 520 S. University Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich. Beta Rho (B P) University of Colorado 935 16th St., Boulder, Colo. Alpha Omega (A il) Univ. of Western Ontario Gamma Delta (F A) Univ. of Wyoming 639 Talbot St., London, Ont., Can. Box 3084, University Station, Laramie, Wyo. Beta Delta (B A) Michigan State Univ 342 N. Harrison Rd., East Lansing, Mich. Beta Pi (B IT) Indiana State College r * Student Union l.S.C. , Terre Haute, Ind. B, Bldg., PROVINCE XII Beta Phi (B *) Indiana University 1305 N. Jordan, Bloomington, Ind. Lambda (A) Univ. of Washington 4529 17th St., N.E., Seattle 5, Wash. Nu (N) University of Oregon 1021 Hilyard St., Eugene, Ore. WEST CENTRAL REGION Xi (3:) University of Idaho 709 Elm St., Moscow, Idaho Chi (X) Oregon State College F * B, Hawley Hall, Corvallis, Ore, PROVINCE V Alpha Lamhda (A A) University of British Columbia F * B, Panhellenic House, Univ. of B.C., Vancouver 8, B.C., Can. Epsilon (E) Northwestern University 640 Emerson St., Evanston, 111. Beta Iota (B I) Idaho State College Omicron (0) University of Illinois 1110 W. Nevada St., Urbana, III. F * B, Box 51, Turner Hall, Idaho State College, Pocatello, Idaho Rho (P) State University of Iowa 328 N. Clinton St., Iowa City, Iowa Beta Sigma (B X) Washington State University Omega (il) Iowa State University 318 Pearson St., Ames, Iowa F * B. Box 388 C.S., Pullman, Wash. Alpha Psi (A "fr) L.ike Forest College Gamma Epsilon (F E) Univ. of Puget Sound r <1> B, Lois Durand Hall, Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, III. F * B, Tenzler Hall, Univ. of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Wash. Beta Eta (B H) Bradley University 1414 W. Fredonia, Peoria, III. PROVINCE VI SOUTH WESTERN REGION Gamma of Wisconsin ....270 Madison Wis. (P) University Langdon St., 3, PROVINCE XIII Kappa (K) Univ. of Minnesota ..311 10th Ave., S.E., Minneapolis 14, Minn. Alpha Beta (A B) University of North Dakota Eta (H) University of California 2732 Channing Way, Berkeley 4, Calif. 3300 University Ave., Grand Forks, N.D. Alpha Gamma (A F) University of Nevada ..710 N. Sierra St., Reno, Nev. Alpha Kappa (A K) University of Manitoba Beta Theta (B 6) San Jose State College .189 S. llth St., San Jose 12, Caht. 500 South Drive, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Alpha Omicron (A 0) North Dakota State University 1259 13th St., Fargo, N.D. Gamma Gamma (T F) Univ. of Wis.�Milwaukee PROVINCE XIV 6305 W. Clarke St., Wauwatosa 13, Wis. Alpha Epsilon (A E) University of Arizona ..1535 East 1st St., Tucson, Ariz. Alpha Iota (A I) Univ. of Calif, at Los Angeles 616 Hilgard Ave., Los Angeles 24, Calif SOUTHERN REGION Beta Alpha (B A) Univ. of Southern California 737 W. 28th St., Los Angeles 7, Calif. PROVINCE VII Beta Kappa (B K) Arizona State University F * B, Palo Verde Wing B, Arizona State University, Tempe, Ant Alpha Zeta (A Z) University of Texas 2222 Pearl St., -Austin 5, Te.x. Dorm, San State College Alpha Xi (A Z) Southern Methodist University Beta Lambda (B A) Diego 6123 Montezuma Rd., San Diego 15, Calif. 3030 Daniels, Dallas 5, Tex. Arizona State College Beta Tau (B T) Texas Technological College Beta Omega (B Q) F * C.U., Box 105, Arizona State College, Flagstaff, Aril. F * B, Box 4334, Texas Tech. College, Lubbock, Tex. B, 72 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1961 Schedule of Officers Duties GREEK-LEHER CHAPTERS MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN: CORRESPONDING SECRETARY: Immediately after each formal rushing period, rushing reports due International State Chair By August 1, send eight rushing calendars on Form #Gl-24Ib to Membership Chairman, Membership Director Central Office and one to Province Collegiate Director. If Panhel man, Collegiate Vice President and Province Collegiate on on Form lenic has not yet released rushing dates, notify Central Office and Forms #Gl-275a and #Gl-275b. Report #Gl-275c Province Collegiate Director. is due the International Membership Chairman. Continue to each By September 15, send eight college calendars on Form #Gl-241b to report subsequent pledge. Order and blanks, file Central Office and one to Province Collegiate Director. supplies (recommendation investigation and rush each By October 1 unless otherwise notified, send Grand President busi acknowledgment cards, post reports) early spring for fall from Central Office. and form ness for consideration at fall council meeting; include business following Specify quantity for consideration of convention, in fall preceding convention. number. after Immediately pledging (immediately after opening of college PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRMAN: if pledging is deferred), send lists of chapter inembers and Send list of chapter and individual honors and activities to the pledges (new and holdovers) to Central Office and Province International Public Relations Chairman with carbon copy to Collegiate Director on Form #Gl-241c and Form #Gl-241d. Province Collegiate Director four times yearly�by October 1, By February 15, send list of chapter members and pledges (new December 15, February 15 and May 15. Include publicity clippings and holdovers) to Central Office and Province Collegiate Director for International Scrapbook. on Form #Gl-241c and Form #Gl-241d. By February 25, send Grand President business for consideration HISTORIAN: at spring council meeting. Mail typed annual history to International Historian with one Not later than March 20, send name and home address of new carbon to Province Collegiate Director before close of college year. Menibersliip Chairman to Central Office. As soon as information is available, send eight lists of new chapter ALUMN/E CHAPTERS officers to Central Office and one list to Province Collegiate Director on Form Send name and home address of #Gl-241e. By October 1, unless otherwise notified, send Grand President busi Chairman to International Chairman. Magazine Magazine ness for consideration at fall council meeting. send to Central Office list of members By May 15, chapter (under By October 1, alumnas chapter letters for December Cricscent, in and who have graduate alumnx) passed away since preceding cluding glossies, due Alumnas Editor, Mrs. T. R. Naglestad. At 15. May the end of each chapter letter include name and telephone num 1, send list of members who have By July graduates (include ber of member in your chapter whom alumnae new in the com out of with home addresses to Central Office dropped college) munity may call. and Province Director. Collegiate By January 1, feature articles, glossies and newspaper clippings Notify Central Office promptly of marriages, including the following for March Crescent due Editor, Mrs. Marek. information: maiden husband's old ad (1) name, (2) name, (3) By January 1, send to Central Office Alumnae Chapter Payment dress, new address, numeral. (4) (5) chapter, (6) college Report, Form #A-225a, covering philanthropy, alumnae, and con Send to Central in odd of volume Office, years, acknowledgment vention entertainment taxes, annual dues, and life subscription of bound of The Crescent as soon as it is received. Use copies and life membership payments. These payments may be made any card in volume. postal time during the fiscal year, August I through July 31; however, TREASURER: chapters are considered delinquent if partial payments are not paid MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO GAMMA PHI BETA SORORITY, by January 1. INC. By February 15, send 1 copy each of the Alumnie Chapter Presi Book to the Alumnae Vice Pre-initiation and final fees due in Central Office within two weeks dent's Report and Membership President following pledging and initiation. and I copy each to Province Alumnae Director. alumnas letters for By November 1, annual audit due DIRECTOR OF FINANCE, at By February 20, chapter May Crescent, including her home address. glossies, due Alumnae Editor, Mrs. T. R. Naglestad. By December 1, due Central Office: first installment of International By February 25, send Grand President business for consideration at council dues, $750 for bound Crescents and subscriptions to Banta's spring meeting. March send name and address Greek Exchange and Fraternity Month, and Convention Enter Not later than 20, of member re tainment Tax. sponsible for rushing recommendations during the summer to By March 1, due Central Office: second installment of Internadonal Central Office. dues. As soon as information is available, send seven lists of new chapter officers to Central Office and I each to Province Director Fiscal year begins August 1, ends July 31. All dues paid between Collegiate and Province Alumnas Director on Form Send name and those dales shall apply to the current fiscal year unless otherwise #A-222b. specified. address of Magazine Chairman to International Magazine Chair man. SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN: By May 1, send to Internadonal Historian the chapter history for Within one raonth after official release of data, send to Interna the preceding year written by the retiring President. tional Chairman and Province Director Scholarship Collegiate By May 15, send to Central Office list of members who have passed on Form N.P.C. academic honors, #GI-290b, comparative rating, away since preceding May 15. Include married and maiden name individual etc. grade averages, and Greek-letter chapter. PLEDGE DIRECTOR: By June 15, features and glossies for September CuEsca^NT due Prior to pledging, order Pledge Manuals from Central Office. Editor, Mrs. Marek. Immediately after pledging, order song books from Central Office. HOUSE CORPORATIONS: By March 15, send Pledge Manual revisions to International Chair November annual audit due Director of Finance. man of Publications. By 1, CRESCENT CORRESPONDENT: SCHEDULE OF CRESCENT SUBSCRIPTIONS: By October I, for December issue; January 1, for March issue; Crescent subscriptions must be received in Central Office at least February 20, for May issue; June 15, for September issue; glossies, two weeks before mailing list deadlines as shown here, if they features, honors due Editor, Mrs. Marek. are to begin with the next issue: August I-September Crescent; By January I, chapter letter due Mrs. Marek for March issue. Do November 1-December Crescent; February 1-March Crescent; not send chapter letter for other issues. April I-May Crescent. vi/arm 'i^niioome . . ' te long reward of sororities ,-> is the g^t ^ ^kimnae-ship. As ^e Itj^t- of ihe crescent moon shtnes on all Gamma Phi Betas everywhere, you as a sister shall always he able to find the hand of warm friendship. In strange towns, in need, in comfort or discomfort, there shall nevermore be reason for emptiness, for loneliness. Serving the collegiate members in dozens of ways or serving the non-sorority world in thousands of philanthropies . . . it is the alumnae who are the roots of the eternal tree.