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Elected "Dean for a day" at the I Universify of Kansas was Marilyn Mundon. While Marilyn held forth in the Dean's office, Ihe Dean attended

Nu at U' Marilyn's dosses in her chapter the ^ Oie place. gon used Millrace Memories as their theme for this first place Homecom ing float. \

Military Ball Queen at the First place in the Snow University of Wisconsin Sculpture contest at North was Pamela Lynch of Gam Dakota Stale went to ma chapter, posing here Gamma Phi Beta for their with the King, Beia Jack model of Little Lulu. Heffernan.

Sylvia Yoeman of Oklahoma City Universily brought honor lo the Gamma Phis when she starred in the Opera Workshop production of "The Merry Widow."

Gamma Phi Beta and Acacia fralernily worked together lo create an elaborole float for CU. days at Ihe University of Colorado. It was titled, "Sago of Ihe Sea SerpenI" and was awarded first place in the Diamond Di vision.

Al Norlh Dakota Stale College, Gom mo Phis seem to have a corner on honors. Here Sonja Scott receives trophy for reigning as "Little Interna tional Queen" at State's Livestock Exposition. This Month's Front Cover THE CRESCENT

Old Capitol, oldest building on the State University of Iowa campus where Rho chapter of Gamma Phi Beta was chartered of Gamma Phi Beta June 15, 1915. Pictured above is the entrance to the new University of Iowa Memorial Union. Volume LVII SEPTEMBER, 1957 Number 3

The Crescent is published September 15, December 1, March 1 and May 1, by the GeorKe Banta Company, Inc.. official printers of the sorority, at 450 Ahnaip Street, Menasha, Wisconsin. Subscription price $1.50 a year payable in advance, 41)^ a single copy. Contents

Send change of address and correspondence of a business nature to Gamma Phi Beta, 450 or Room Ahnaip Street, Menasha, 'Wisconsin, 960, Seniors Dine with the 53 \V. Jackson lilvd., Chicajjo 4, IlHnois. Mailing lists close August 1, Sigma Governor, Frontispiece November 1, February 1 and April 1. By February 25, send Grand President The State . . of Iowa . Athens of the West business for consideration at spring council meeting. University Bravos Ring Out for Nancy Schmidt Correspondence of an editorial nature is to be addressed to the Editor- in-chief, Mrs. James J. Marek, Clifton, Illinois. Items for publication should Manitoba Appoints First Woman Judge be a

Governor and Mrs. George Docking of Kansas entertained at a buffet dinner for 50 guests in honor of the senior Gamma Phi Betas from the University of Kansas. Mrs. Docking is a member of Gamma Phi Beta and is pictured at the far end

of the buffet table on Governor Docking's right. THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA . . . "The Athens of the West"

B,Iecause of its strength in leadership and scholarship that IOWA GOES TO THE ROSE BOWL has resulted in furthering the advancement of our nation as a The is not the center of which whole, the State University of Iowa in Iowa City, has rightfully Union, however, only activity receives much of the students' attention. The Ath earned the nickname, "the Athens of the West." As a of University's part life. letic an even part in student this great institution, Rho chapter of Gamma Phi Beta takes Department plays bigger S.U.I, boasts a field house for an entire indoor pride in her role in maintaining the high standards of her big enough football field�not to mention its Rose Bowl football team. University. 1956 Several thousand students made the by chartered train and We Gamma Phis at Iowa University feel a special signifi trip auto to Pasadena, California, to watch the powerful cance in the founding of S.U.I., for it was one of our present private State in the Rose Bowl on New Year's member's great-great grandfather, Robert Lucas, who as the Hawkeyes pound Oregon first Governor of Iowa, was present at the meeting of its Day. those who last Christmas vacation in California, establishment. This important meeting was held in 1847, Among spent was our Lohner. was elected Miss S.U.I, in the just one year after the state of Iowa had been admitted to the Sandy Sandy 1956 that is held each fall on campus among all the Union. Instruction began in 1855 with a group of nine de campaign units. As a result, had the rare honor of riding partments which later developed into the College of Liberal housing Sandy on the Ten Float in the "Tournament of Roses Parade." Arts. It was in 1855, also that the seat of Iowa's government Big The thrill of her ride on the huge float from the side was moved to Des Moines from Iowa City. This left Iowa's seeing by lines or even on 'TV, was almost as great for the rest of the most pioneer building. Old Capitol, as the central building of Gamma Phis as it was for herself. the University. Through the years, this stately structure has Sandy Besides there were thirteen other Gamma Phis who been the heart of our University. It has watched the campus ex Sandy, made the as members of the famous Scottish Highlanders. pand from the small plot of ground upon which it stands to trip These at halftime during the Rose Bowl game. more than 700 acres with over fifty buildings. It has welcomed girls performed In addition to its members, Rho chapter of Gamma the addition of nine colleges to its original College of Liberal Highlander Phi Beta boasts two Bonnie Kutter and Terry Hack, who Arts, and it has seen the enrollment increase to 9,926 students. girls, were members of the cheerleading squad which led the cheers Thrust in the midst of the U.S. corn belt, and sprawled over that lead the Hawks to victory. Another Gamma Phi, both banks of the Iowa River, S.U.I, has become a symbol of helped Carol Farschmin, has been elected to the squad for this season. culture for a whole region. Some of the finest doctors in the country are products of S.U.I.'s College of Medicine. The General Hospital, with its two affiliated hospitals, is the hub of CAMPUS HONORS FOR RHO CHAPTER the $4,500,000 university medical center. At the center of the As one can see, this past year has been jammed full University's intellectual life, stands the new University Library easily to the brim with innumerable exciting honors for Rho chap which contains nearly one million volumes. This library is ter of Gamma Phi Beta. Besides ten other Gamma Phis unique in that instead of keeping its books hidden in closed Sandy, home queen titles during the 1956-57 school year. One stacks, it has them arranged on open stacks so that the stu brought of the most outstanding honors achieved was earned by Ann dents may have the full advantage of this mass of reading. Berner. Ann has been elected to the state of Iowa Although the University's interest lies as a whole in its aca represent in the National College Queen Contest. This is an honor based demic progress, it also has a beautiful new Union which is the on academic as well as beauty. In the line locale of many University meetings and activities. The Iowa accomplishments of activities, Ann served as last year's Meboc Chairman (Most Memorial Union provides ballrooms, dining rooms, galleries Bachelor on and of the Union for art exhibitions, and the modern "Gold Feather" room, a Eligible Campus), Secretary Board. This Ann will be the editor of the 1958 Hawkeye social center equipped with grill and fountain. The Union also year, Yearbook. Ann is also a member of Mortar Board. contains a library, the Music Room where classical and semi- Another Gamma Phi who was not only elected to Mortar popular recordings are played on hi-fidelity equipment, a Board last year, but was also elected its president, is Marsha bowling alley containing sixteen lanes, and a billiards room Brubaker. Marsha was last Greek Week Chairman, containing twelve tables. year's Y.W.C.A. Finance Chairman, and AWS Publicity Chairman. This year, Marsha will serve as Vice-president of AWS, and our Rushing Chairman. In spite of the tremendous amount of time devoted to activities, the Gamma Phis are still able to maintain high grade point averages. Last year, Barbara Work was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Marsha Brubaker, Kathy Buren, Mary Christensen, Bonnie Kutter, Shirley Larsen, Maureen Leyes, Luthans, and Melchert were invited to attend Sandy Lohner, elected Miss Nancy JoNett the annual for of S.U.I., hod the rare privilege Smarty Party earning grade point averages of riding on the Big Ten float three point or above. of Roses in the Tournament In addition to participating in campus activities and earn parade New Year's Day. ing good grades, Rho Chapter has a war orphan in Germany. This little orphan is a small girl to whom the Gamma Phis send clothes, food, and money besides various other gifts. Other house projects are the Mother's and Father's Day Weekends in which the Gamma Phis invite their mothers, or fathers, whichever the case may be, to stay at the house over their respective weekends. The Father's Day Weekend is es- (Continued on page 6)

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1 957 BRAVOS RING OUT

FOR NANCY SCHMIDT

STANDING ovation from three sell-out performances of "The King and I" greeted Nancy Schmidt of Ohio Wesleyan who portrayed Anna. Climaxing her college career, rich in dramatic and musical productions, Nancy gave a polished, yet tender and moving performance as Anna in the famous play which highlighted Monnett week-end on the Ohio Wesleyan campus. Other college productions in which Nancy played major roles were "Show Boat," "Girl Crazy," "Oklahoma," "Amelia Goes to the Ball," and "Brigadoon." D J) ])

Nancy Schmidt in costume for role of Anna in "The King and I.

SONG BIRDS WING ACROSS THE SEAS Cousins Marilyn Carlson and Julie Hand, known professionally as the Carol The Sisters, have put their gift of music to good use, both for themselves and others. girls, initiated by Beta Lambda at San Diego State College, sing with the U.S.O. Camp Shows entertaining servicemen overseas when not actively pursuing their studies. Marilyn and Julie began to form ideas for a duet at a family beach party six years ago when Mrs. Hand picked up a ukulele and the girls joined in harmony, sounding very good. Since both come from a musical family it was only natural that they re ceived a lot of encouragement. Their first trip for the U.S.O. Camp Shows was made in the summer of 1956 when they spent four months touring the Far East. The Christmas holidays last year saw the girls in Germany, Italy, and France for three weeks. This summer the team split to join small troups visiting the out-of-the-way service posts. While Marilyn spent ten weeks in central Japan, Formosa, Korea, and Honolulu, Julie flew to Alaska. Blonde Julie returned to San Bernardino Valley College where she is now studying dramatics. Beta Lambda was sorry to lose her to Valley, but we are proud of her success in the student productions there. Marilyn returned to San and to her studies in the field of Education. Cute The Carol Sisters, Julie and Marilyn Diego and brunette, Marilyn was a finalist in the Miss San Diego contest last year.

NAMED CARNEGIE RESEARCH ASSISTANT

Sigma chapter's Linda Farmer has been selected as one of 20 students at Kansas University to be among the first Carnegie Research assistants at the school. The students were selected by a committee of professors as part of a broad plan for the identification and development of gifted students which is financed by a three year $36,000 grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York. It will enable the students to assist experienced faculty scholars in their research. The 20 students will receive Kansas Linda Pratt, Sigma Junior University ap research University of Kansas pointments as under-graduate assistants, and will take an active part in the faculty members project. !)])})

4 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 Nellie McNichol Sanders, Manitoba's first woman judge, poses with her two sons, Bobby, eight, seated left, and a>-^- "�� .1 David, ten. Mrs. Sanders is a member of Gamma Phi Beta from Alpha Kappa chapter, University of Manitoba. (Photo and text, courtesy Winnipeg Free Press. J

MANITOBA APPOINTS

FIRST WOMAN JUDGE

I wo LITTLE BOYS are "very much impressed" with their On the question of a woman filling a judicial position for the mother. She is Manitoba's first woman judge, Mrs. H. R. first time in the province Mrs. Sanders expressed the wish "to Sanders whose appointment as Judge of the Juvenile Court of make a contribution that a woman can." A strong believer in Winnipeg was announced Saturday, April 20. men and women working together to achieve the best possible Mrs. Sanders is not at all certain that her sons, David, almost results for society, the newly appointed judge said she thinks ten and Robert Howard, eight-and-a-half fully realize the the sexes are complementary and achieve much more as a team. unique honor bestowed upon their mother but she is sure that Mrs. Sanders proudly claims three generations Canadian born the women of the province will. on both sides of her family tree. Born on a farm near Dundas, For the first time in the history of Manitoba the soft voice of Ontario, she moved with her parents to Macleod, Alberta at a woman will call a court to order on August i when Mrs. the age of five where she attended public school. She went to Sanders' appointment becomes effective. "It would seem that Moulton college in Toronto for her high school years and later, Man. has lived up to its name," said Mrs. Sanders lightly, when the family moved to Winnipeg, attended the University adding, "I only hope they break me into courtroom work gently of Manitoba where she graduated in arts and later in 1932 in �I know I have a lot to learn." However she is not without law. Mrs. Sanders is a member of the Canadian Association of courtroom experience in the welfare field having done legal Social Workers and of the advisory board of the Y.W.C.A. In and courtroom work for the Children's Aid society of Greater the past she has served on the board of the Children's Home Winnipeg as its legal consultant since 1953. In addition she and on the Welfare Council. has served as secretary to the welfare supervision board of the provincial department of health and public welfare. Mrs. Sanders was initiated into Gamma Phi Beta in March A widow for the past eight years. Mrs. Sanders has kept busy 1^26 at Alpha Kappa chapter, University of Manitoha. at legal work for most of her adult life.

Margery Johnston (North Dakota State '54) has been Another North Dakota State Gamma Phi, Jeanne Paris, has a been director of Swift and awarded a National Science Foundation Grant for full year appointed Company's Martha Logan of graduate study. She will work for her Master's degree at the staff. University of Colorado. The grant includes 13,000 for tuition, It is of interest that Jeanne succeeds Beth Bailey McLean in the role of Martha for Beth is a books and other expenses. Logan, Gamma Phi Beta During her college days, Margery was a member of Sigma and is retiring after many years of service with Swift. to Prior to Swift in an Alpha Iota, Senior Staff, Kappa Delta Pi and was named joining 1955, Jeanne was assistant pro at Fremont fessor at West and director Who's Who. This past year, Margery taught science Virginia University, of Home Eco Junior High School in San Bernardino, California. nomics for the Kroger Food Foundation in Cincinnati.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 MISS SAN DIEGO, 1957

ISS Kathy DeKirby, an active member of Beta Lambda chapter at San Diego State, reigns as Miss San Diego 1957. She is also Queen of the Fiesta Del Pacifico, the annual civic cele bration. Other titles to add to her laurels are Miss Convair, official hostess of the aircraft plant, and pledge queen of Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Kathy will be a sophomore student at San Diego State next fall. She maintained a high B average during her first year. She was scholarship chairman of her pledge class. During high school she was head majorette, president of the drama club and a California Scholarship Federation life member. To win the Miss San Diego title, Kathy competed with over 20 contestants in four categories; appearance in a bathing suit, appearance in a formal, personality and talent. In the talent section of the contest she gave a dramatic reading of Swin- borne's "Forsaken Garden." Mrs. Vaughn DeKirby, Kathy's mother, is an active member of the San Diego alum nas. She was initiated into Gamma Phi Beta in 1949 when the local so rority. Kappa Theta, be came Beta Lambda chapter. Mrs. DeKirby, whose maiden name was Perry Louise Ranson, has served the alumnae chap ter as ARC chairman, historian, treasurer of the corporation board, and financial advisor of Beta Lambda chapter. Kathy and her mother returned recently from the Miss California con test in Santa Cruz. As Kathy and her mother, Mrs. Vaughn DeKirby Miss San Diego Kathy ore shown here en route to the Miss Cali received a mink stole, a fornia contest. Mrs. DeKirby is also a Gam dance and ma Phi Beta and active in the San Diego scholarship, olumnce chapter and the corporation board. drama lessons and a trip Kathy DeKirby, sophomore at San Diego State College, reigns as Miss San to Mexico City. Diego of 1957 and serves her city as its official hostess. We are very proud of Kathy who is serving as official hostess for our city. She is the second Gamma Phi Beta to hold the title since 1951. }>})]) Bonnie Rogers Beta Lamhda San Diego Alumnce

THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

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pecially fun, for it is at that time that we turn over the whole of these honors upon our members that has made us happy and third floor of the house to our fathers. It is a wonderful op proud�instead, it is the fact that our co-operation in many portunity for our fathers to take a good long glimpse into his hours of hard work together has resulted in the achievement daiigliter's happy life at the Gamma Phi Beta house. of our highest aims. This is the real reason we are happy living real reason we are a Perhaps this last year has been even happier than most years together. This is the proud to say, "I am for Rho chapter of Gamma Phi Beta, for it is true that we Gamma Phi." ]) 3) }) have earned many honors. However, it was not the bestowing Maureen Leves

6 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 THE HOUSE

THAT SCRABBLE BOUGHT . ..

and the people who live in it!

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Butts

0 N A SIDE ROAD near Stanfordville in beautiful Dutchess New there an County, York, stands old house. In the year 1800 Daniel Butts 160 acres of land in the bought vicinity and about early spring of 1955 he and his wife who was Nina Ostrander 1811 he built his home which appears today, with very little (Syracuse U.) were spending a week-end in Poughkeepsie, which as it was change, nearly one hundred and fifty years ago. Daniel is not far from the old Butts homestead. Quite by accident they Butts, one of his six sons and a grandson occupied the farm for learned that the place was for sale. On visiting it, they fell in about and then it eighty years, passed out of the family. The love with it, and decided almost at once to bring it back into tenants took less and succeeding less care of it until 1930, when the family. The success of Scrabble had given the means for the owner at that time made alterations and improvements that acquiring the homestead, so before the week-end was over the the back to its finally brought place early dignity and im decision to buy was made. For two years now the Buttses have portance. spent long week-ends and vacations there, and on three Me And now enter Scrabble. a Alfred Butts, great-great grandson morial Days have held family reunions at the old home place. of Daniel is the inventor of that Butts, popular game. In the The latch-string is always out for Gamma Phis, too.

CONGRATULATIONS, HAZEL WEST OF COLORADO SPRINGS!

Magazine Chairman more than doubles subscriptions in Pike's Peak area!

Hazel took the TIME and through personal CHARM and untiring interest created a VOGUE that encouraged members of the Colorado Springs Alumna: Chapter to add new LIFE for MAGAZINE SALES. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING in her HOUSE BEAUTIFUL and a HOLI DAY now and then did not keep Hazel from contacting members and friends for magazine subscriptions throughout the past year. A new LOOK was given to a job so many members view so lightly. Much, much telephoning, small luncheons in her HOUSE AND GARDEN, excellent records and efficient service became a POPULAR SCIENCE that brought in larger dividends for our International Endowment Fund and local chapter's treasury. Alumna: members are pleased to have Hazel as our magazine chairman again this year, and express sincere appreciation for "a job well done." The OUTLOOK for 1955-56 when Hazel accepted the job was $128.21 as total chapter sales. FORTUNE through Hazel's efforts totals $338.94 for 1956-57; showing sales in creased over two and a half times! She hopes to sell more in 1957-58 and we know she will. If you are not affiliated with an Alumnas Chapter for Gamma Phi Beta magazine sales send your subscriptions directly to the International Mrs. Magazine Chairman, James Myles, 26 Godwin Lane, St. Louis 17, Missouri.

Hazel Earl West (Northwestern) seated on bench, bids good bye to Bertha Bates Kucera (Nebraska), standing, and Vera Dunton Jones, and thanks them for bringing her their magazine orders.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 JUST BROWSING, THANK YOU

Careers: Have you wondered why they chose, Jiow they strove, back to the flattery of becoming hats. accurate term, what they won"? From journals of the Greeks, we quote these Perhaps "top-flight" ability would be the more to reach a five- answers. for Miss Graham is one of the few women ever figure salary before reaching the age of twenty-five-a rarity JUSTICE IS A WOMAN it hasn't been seven except in show business. And quite years since she from the of Kentucky-a diploma The practice of law is not the most lucrative in graduated University profession and the in her a fixed in mind, a head of ideas the world. For the first several years, the relative income of the hand, goal herself to lawyer in private practice is much below that of other profes determination and initiative to apply vigorously definite that sions, business, and industry. The consolation is that it reaching that goal. One has the very impression only the was never a clock watcher. The to be done, continues to rise and stabilize at a later age, and remain con Rubye job exhilaration and the fun of it, are what matters most stant longer than most. Short of senility, lawyers appear to probably to her. improve with age, both financially and intellectually. ******

****** "Every day of the week" she works with leading fashion and Not even the best lawyer can know all the law even part of designers, magazine and newspaper fashion editors, T.V. executives. Her the time. At best he can only know what page to find it on. radio commentators, advertising and retail an but she Which brings me to advice number one for those who inay be travel schedule requires the endurance of athlete, considering a study of law. If you do not like to study well thrives on it. ****** enough to continue it for the rest of your life, you had better another field! pick Actually she covers the fashion market both here and abroad, ****** looking for news not only of hats, but all other phases of fashion But most of all, these twenty-five years of practicing law have industry, including hair, cosmetics, leather, fabrics and ready- been stimulating and rewarding ones; filled with friendship to-wear. and confidence of many people, and a few scoundrels. After For the benefit of budding careerists: Miss Graham believes having learned the worst that men can do to themselves and that "department store experience is the best background for each other, the goodness and kindness of the vast majority to work in the fashion field." ])]>}) each other becomes more apparent, and more heartwarming. Shirley Kreasan Strout I am glad that I studied law and practiced it. I shall be satis Themis of Zeta Tau Alpha fied if the judgment rendered against me is that this woman also tried to uphold Justice among men. J) }) ]) TED BURNETT HEADS PACIFIC MUTUAL Maxine Meyers Woodruff Alpha Garnma Delta Quarterly On a snowy day in February of 1928, a young University of Kansas turned his back on the warmth and ****** graduate grateful comfort of the Fiji house at Lawrence and faced, with char WHY BE A COLLEGE TEACHER? acteristic eagerness, the world in general and the business of a in He was Theodore S. Burnett. From the time of the ancient Greek philosophers, and quite finding good job particular. Personable and likeable, he was well equipped for the task certainly on back of them to the dawn of civilization, philoso ahead. To the academic qualification of an ably-earned degree phers have attempted to analyze the separate elements of what in economics he added a quiet confidence in his own capa we today may call living. Just what do we hope to get out of bilities, a rapidly developing understanding of human nature, life? Just what are our specific objectives? an ability to think fast and accurately and an ambitious will ****** ingness to work hard. They were qualities ultimately to bring him the of one of the nation's life in To the average not-too-analytical man, success is rated by presidency important surance and the and of innumer the income he gets; but this after all, is only his gross income. companies respect friendship able To enjoy what we call the "fringe benefits" that the average people. ****** college teacher takes for granted�fresh air, sunshine, songs of birds, green grass, growing things, the contact with and stim Ted's life has been genuinely successful. Characteristically, it ulation of agile minds and thinking people, the fresh and is a success won, not over men, but with men. Running Pacific optimistic attitude of youth�And to these might be added a Mutual is to Ted Burnett, a team operation. He has out leisurely life, the ability to do very largely as one pleases, with standing leadership capacity, and from the members of his frequent vacations. To enjoy all these and profit by them executive team, he evokes great loyalty and affection. His suc a of would be great tax upon the financial take of any man out cesses have never come from climbing over the shoulders side the teaching profession. Of course, if these items do not others. Scrupulously fair, he inspires confidence. His quiet sense appeal to you, forget it. The life of a college teacher would of humor and easy friendliness prevent development of not appeal to you. tensions. Always he knows what he is about. Plans are fully and Dr. W. H. Shideler carefully made, leaving nothing to be taken for granted. As a The Laurel of Phi Kappa Tau result Ted captains a winning team. }) J 3> H. Camplin ****** James The Phi Gamma Delta RUBYE GRAHAM, SKETCH OF A RISING CAREERIST Editor's note: "Just Browsing, Thank You" will be a regular feature Currently Concentrating on Hats of The Crescent and will bring to our readers news of other Greek This fasliion director of the chic, dynamic young compara groups, garnered from their magazines. Pearl Griffin Kline, newly tively new millinery Institute of America has thrown her appointed Associate Editor, does the browsing and the editing of boundless energy and ability into the crusade to woo women this page.

8 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1 957 WE GO TO NPC

I HE National Panhellenic Conference meets this fall. For an important conference. Gamma Phi Beta this is a special event, with an honor not to Official hostesses will be the National Councils of the three be for more than have enjoyed again sixty years. During the past NPC groups which, through customary rotation system, two years Gamma Phi Beta has been privileged to hold the held Executive Committee offices in the past Biennium�Alpha Chairmanship; its Delegate will serve as presiding officer at the Chi Omega and Delta Delta Delta in addition to Gamma Phi Biennial Conference to be held at French Lick Sheraton, Beta. These will be busy days for the NPC Chairman, for her French Lick, Indiana, Noveinber 4-8, 1957. Gamma Phi Beta alternate NPC delegates�Elizabeth Arnold It seems such a short time since the 1955 Biennial, or indeed and Elsa Groeneveld-and for all the Grand Council, indeed since the 1951 meeting, following which Gamma Phi Beta be for all who attend. came a member of the NPC Executive Committee. When a The opportunity for service through the office of NPC Chair full program of activities is carried out, when important work man has been an honor for Gamma Phi Beta�for the Gamma is done, time passes quickly. Cooperation such as is experi Phi Beta Delegate entrusted with the responsibility of repre enced within the NPC organization is an outstanding example senting the sorority and of administering the duties of the of American principles in operation. We of the Fraternity Sys office, it has been a serious but treasured two years. Only with tem should be� and are�proud that we contribute to the life the full cooperation of the other members of the Executive of the American University and American Community. Na Committee and the earnest effort of the NPC Delegates in their tional Panhellenic Conference continues to be a forum for dis respective Committee Programs, and the full support of our cussion of questions of interest to the college and fraternity Grand Council, could the work of the Biennium have been world. accomplished�that is the Spirit of the National Panhellenic The past two years have found trends formerly noted in the Conference as it plans its 1957 meeting and looks forward to fraternity world developing definite patterns. NPC has endeav future service. J> ]> }) ored to meet the needs of these times. You see this in the new booklet "Know Your NPC" prepared by the NPC Executive Beatrice Locke Hogan Committee. The program at French Lick will show how well Gamma Phi Beta NPC Delegate we have met the challenge to be of service. It promises to be Chairman, National Panhellenic Conference

For your most memorable vacation, come to the Empress, Victoria, B.C.

IT'S GAMMA PHI BETA'S 1958 CONVENTION!

^^ONVENTioN itself is an exciting, long-to-be-remembered experience. And when its setting is the wonderful Empress Hotel in Victoria, Gamma Phis everywhere will want to start planning now . . . packing later . . . for the time of their lives! Clothed in a mantle of lush green ivy, set in its own ten acre gardens, mirrored in the placid waters of the Inner Harbour of Victoria, overlooking the Legislature and its flower-bordered greensward, the Empress is a pleasant paradox of modern metropolitan hotel and year-round resort. Swimming in the glass-roofed Crystal Pool, golf at the finest clubs, beautiful bridle trails for riding, visits to the famous Butchart Gardens, shopping for English China, Glassware and

Woolens ... all this awaits you in Victoria. Further convention plans include post-convention tours to Hawaii and Alaska, details to be brought to you in future issues of The Crescent. A "must" on your list of places to see in Victoria is Ihe Parliament Buildings, We'll see at The Can't wait for summer! you Empress! within walking distance of the Empress Hotel.

THE C ESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 9

1 Elizabeth Fee Arnold

International Grand President, Grand Council

PRESIDENT'S PAGE

f^ iiMMER is a lovely time, if for one reason only�change�in activity, locale, em phasis, opportunity. The summer between conventions is used by newly appointed province directors to become acquainted with their chapters by studying their files. Two schools were held for province directors, one in East Lansing, Michigan, at Beta Delta chapter house, and the other in San Jose, California, at the new Beta Theta chapter house. Each new province director attended the school nearest her, and received excellent training from Olive Picard, Alumnae Vice-President, or Pauline Umland, our new Collegiate Vice-President, and other International officers.

Aleene Thieme, Chairman of Publications, spent the summer at her typewriter editing the newly revised sections of the President's Book. Pearl Van Horn, Chair man of Public Relations, was busy collecting material of interest for the Crescent News. The Beta Theta building committee put the finishing touches on the beautiful new chapter house. Summer was an opportunity for these and many others to achieve for Gamma Phi Beta. They have given us tools with which to work, and we are grateful.

With the opening of schools everywhere wc plunge into the busiest time of the year for both collegiate and alumnae chapters. Rushing, chapter organization, study, campus activities, all require application. Founders' Day�November ii, will find us all settled into the fall routine and grateful for the opportunity to pay honor to the ideals of our founders. We shall pledge devotion, contribute whatever our ability, ancl with determination we shall accomplish whatever lies before us.

Elizabeth Fee Arnold

10 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 GRAND COUNCIL ELECTS

PAULINE SAWYER UMLAND COLLEGIATE VICE-PRESIDENT

f^s the California sunshine streams into the E. Eugene Umland breakfast room we find our little mater familia, Pauline, dispensing coffee and counsel to her family. Diana and Peter will presently hurry off to classes at College of San Mateo and father will closet himself in his study. A typical day in the life of Pauline Umland has begun. After a brief but effective flurry at household tasks punctu ated by a jingling telephone, our heroine emerges, crisp and fresh, for her ten o'clock Braille class. Back home, Pauline de votes the afternoon to correspondence relating to current Gamma Phi Beta affairs. Comes now a phone call from San Jose begging her to drive down the following night for a Beta Theta exchange dinner. Assuring her caller that she would love to, she places another check mark on her crowded calendar. With dinner for homecoming Umlands warming in the oven, our heroine departs, becomingly coiffed and clad, for the Peninsula alumnae potluck supper and meeting. She is carry ing a casserole of her famous "Yaprak Sarma" (see Favot'ite Recipes of Gamma Phi Betas, page 42) which she has somehow managed to put together during this incredible day. Pauline Sawyer Umland, Delta '25, graduated from Boston Mrs. E. Umland University in Business Administration and earned her Master's Eugene degree in that field in 1928. She served as Alumna Advisor to Delta Chapter in the early thirties. day during World War II at the home of our late beloved The Umland family moved to California in 1939 and have Margaret Meany Younger. lived in Burlingame since that time. Husband Eugene has his Concurrent with her daughter's term as chapter president, own advertising business in San Francisco. Peter, aged 21, Pauline was president of the Beta Theta Mothers' Club. Recent following service in the Navy, is now an honor student at offices she has held in Peninsula Alumnae Chapter have been College of San Mateo. Nineteen-year-old Diana expects to enter those of Public Relations chairman and Treasurer, the latter San Jose State College this Fall. Gretchen, 23, recent bride of one relinquished to assume the important job of Collegiate Di Paul Kingsbury, is teaching at Lowell High School in San Fran rector of Province VII North. cisco. She was an outstanding member of Beta Theta Chapter at Following a year's service as Province Collegiate Director, San Jose State College where she served as chapter president Pauline was elected by Grand Council to serve as International and devoted her summer vacations to counselling at Camp Collegiate Vice President. The vacancy in this office came about Sechelt, British Columbia. when Betty Olsen was elected to serve as Director of Finance, But to get back to Pauline, Gamma Phi Beta has not been replacing Nadine Page, whose serious illness last spring neces her only interest through the years. During eighteen years of sitated her resignation from Council. devoted service she was awarded an honorary life membership We who know Pauline Umland have the greatest confidence in the PTA. She wears the Girl Scout pin denoting ten years in her ability to do the job well. We wish her success in this of troop leadership; moreover. Cubs claimed her for a year as newest phase of her long service to Gamma Phi Beta. Den mother. Pauline was a faithful member of the Peninsula Helen Roberts Mangin Thurs- Gamma Phi group that sewed for the Red Cross every Peninsula Alumnce

NADINE PAGE years as Collegiate Director of Province VIII before her elec tion to the Grand Council in 1954. Those of us who worked had served months of her Nadine Cullison Page (Rho) eight with Nadine most closely know of her devotion to her tasks second term as Director of Finance when without on warning and of her determination to give of her best. We are grateful 22 she suffered a vascular She was in Central April spasm. for her contributions and regret that her term of office was Office on home to Baltimore after four weeks her way spent cut short. News of Nadine's progress is encouraging. She has council meet in attending the Province V South conference, the freedom of the house, but does not travel far alone. We and that had asked for ing, and visiting chapters corporations salute her for her courage in fighting to regain her health, and financial advice. hope that the road back will not be long. After two weeks in the hospital, Nadine was able to fly to was with Baltimore, and is recuperating slowly. It deep regret BETTY OLSEN that Grand Council accepted her resignation as Director of Finance. The Director of Finance fills such an important post in our Nadine's interest in Gamma Phi. Beta has never flagged sorority organization that we cannot do without her services since the day of her pledging at Rho Chapter. She served three (Continued on page 22J

THE C ESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 11 GRAND COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS BRING

JANE VANDIVER HUFF-

PROVINCE 111 COLLEGIATE DIRECTOR

Jane Huff's appointment as a year in Nuremberg, Germany, where Harry was stationed Province 111 Collegiate Director with the .'\rmy of Occupation. They are the parents of a five has left the Columbia Alumnae year old son, Harry J. Huff, III. and Alpha Delta with mixed As a member of the Columbia alumnae chapter Jane has emotions. On one hand, pleas served as President, and has been Scholarship Chairman, Rush ure and pride that Jane's loyal .\dvisor and Alumnae Advisor to Alpha Delta. She was State and constant service to Gamma Membership Chairman in 1951 and President of City Pan Phi has been and recognized hellenic in 1952. rewarded, ... on the other, dis Jane is also a member of the Jaycee Wives, Kings' Daughters, may at the thought of trying to and P.E.O. get along without her! Jane's Gamma Phi friends wish her much success in her attended Christian in Jane College Columbia before enter new position and know that she will do an excellent job as ing the University of Missouri where she was initiated into Collegiate Director of Province III. })])}) Alpha Delta chapter of Gamma Phi Beta in March, 1943. Phyllis Sangster Jane married Harry J. Huff, II in 1944. In 1946 she spent

Two alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta can claim Eleanor ELEANOR EVENSON ERICSON- groups Evenson Ericson with equal pride. After graduating from the University of Minnesota in the class of 1932, Eleanor affiliated PROVINCE IV COLLEGIATE DIRECTOR with the alumnae, finding time to serve two terms as president while holding the position of registrar at the Minnesota School of Art. A move to Milwaukee to have a similar job with the Layton School of Art brought Eleanor into our Milwaukee group and we elected her president for two terms as well. Whether it be our benefit bridge or a charity ball, Eleanor backs our sorority's local projects with enthusiasm. This past year, she was chairman of the committee for the relocation of Central Office. Active in church work, she is program chairman for the guilds this fall and the year ahead. Not all of her time is devoted to serious things though; she loves fun and people and Tripoli Country Club had original and wonderful parties when she planned the programs there. The active chapters Eleanor will visit in Province IV will find her well-informed on college-age doings as her daughter, Martha Boorman, at tends the University of Indiana. The girls will enjoy her warm, outgoing personality and her complete charm. It was my privilege as hospitality chairman when Eleanor affiliated in Milwaukee to introduce her to our alumnas. This time it is my pleasure to do so to all of Province IV which she will serve with loyal devotion. ]>])}) DOROTHY BATEMAN GUETZLAFF- Elise Bossort Bell

PROVINCE IV ALUMNAE DIRECTOR

Dorothy Guetzlaff of Min She was asked to serve on the Nominating committee at the neapolis needs little introduc Mackinac convention, and later was appointed chairman for tion, at least to those Gamma the 1956 convention. Phi Betas who attended the As a member of the Minneapolis Curative Workshop and 1956 convention. They will formerly both president and secretary, Dorothy was instru remember her as chairman of mental in having the Minneapolis alumna; chapter adopt the the Nominating committee. workshop as a philanthropic project. Plymouth Church and Dorothy is a graduate of the her Guild find Dorothy to be a willing worker, as does the University of Wisconsin and Red Cross, Community Chest and the Republican Work was a charter member of the shop. Beverly Hills (Chicago) alum With both her youngsters graduated from the University of nae chapter. She joined the Minnesota, Dorothy has found time for even more activities, Minneapolis chapter in 1945 including the Province IV Alumnae Directorship, and the and ser\ ed as its president and Minneapolis chapter is happy to present her to Crescent read convention delegate in 1954. ers in this new role. ]> J) ])

12 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 NEW FACES TO THE INTERNATIONAL SCENE

ELEANOR GARM HEMMINGER-

PROVINCE III ALUMNAE DIRECTOR

Eleanor Garm Hemminger (Epsilon) was a newcomer to public relations and with the St. Louis in 1953 when Phi chapter and the St. Louis alumnae Illinois State Welfare Depart were hostesses for Province III Conference. She was given a ment. job and she did it well. St. Louis alumnas soon learrted that With her husband, Arthur, Eleanor was efficient in whatever capacity she served. She has a vice-president of the First been Assistant Alumnas Advisor, Chairman of Ways and Means, National Bank, she lives in and President. The sale of Christmas cards, inaugurated by Webster Groves in a home Eleanor, has been the chapter's best money-making project. that reflects their interest in Wherever Eleanor has lived she has found a place for her art. self in the alumnae chapter. Her enthusiasm and eagerness to As Province .\lumnas Direc work is contagious. tor Eleanor will gladly give of She served as secretary of the Woman's Auxiliary of her her time and energy because being a Gamma Phi Beta means church and, as a member of the St. Louis Artists' Guild, has so much to her. St. Louis alumnae are proud that she has re been on many committees. Before coming to St. Louis she held ceived this recognition. positions in the newspaper editorial field and has worked in Florence Johnson Daugherty

In every Alumnas Chapter there is always a group of mem BUNNY LYONS WILSON- bers who, it seems, are the "backbone" of the organization. It is this group which always finds time for Gamma Phi Beta in PROVINCE V N ALUMNAE DIRECTOR a day already full of activities. In just such a group will you find Bunny Wilson. Bunny (Mrs. Allen) Wilson was initiated into Pi chapter at Nebraska University in March, 1927. After college her interest in her sorority continued as she took an active part in the Lincoln alumnas chapter. Bunny has served as our President, Vice-President, and at the present time is serving as Alumnae Rushing Chairman for Pi for the second year. She has shown unusual interest in the active chapter serving as their Alumnae Advisor for a number of years, and has served on Nebraska's Panhellenic Council. For the past six years Bunny has been Treasurer of Gamma Phi Beta Corporation Board. She has a fine record in other fields of activities as well. She has just completed her second year as Vice-President of Chapter DN P.E.O., is very active in First Presbyterian church, a mem ber of the Welfare division of Civil Defense, and a member of Camp Fire Council. Ten years ago Bunny lost her husband who was an attorney. Bunny has a daughter, Sally, who is a ninth grader at Irving Junior High School, and a son Bill who is a Sophomore at the University of Nebraska and a member of Beta Theta Pi.

time to be active in the Texas A&M Mothers Club and was KAY CLARK CUMLEY- Chairman of Expansion, organizing several new clubs in the Northeast Texas area. With a PROVINCE V S ALUMNAE DIRECTOR smile in her voice, Kay says that Province V South is proud to announce the appointment of she and Mr. Cumley have re members of The Mrs. James (Kay) Cumley as Alumns Province Director. Prior cently become Golf and feels to moving to her present home in Houston, Texas (three years Houston Club, Since sure that before too this ago), she was active in the Dallas alumnae chapter. Kay long overtake and has been in Houston she has served for a year as alumnae chap hobby will fishing on the on her list of fav ter recording secretary and for two years has been swimming "executive committees" for the annual Houston alumna orites. Province V South is indeed benefit bridge party. was into that the of Kay is the former Miss Cathrine Clark and initiated glad responsibilities Province Director Gamma Phi Beta at the University of Texas (Alpha Zeta), fin the Alumnas a manufacturers' are in the hands of ishing there in 1930. Mr. Cumley is represen capable a old Mrs. tative. The Cumleys have one son, married, and 314 year James Cundey. and At Miss Beall granddaughter who is, as Kay says, "Their pride joy!" Julia found Houston Alumnce the time her son was going to Texas A&M College, Kay

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1 957 13 GRAND COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS

WILMA MACKENZIE HANSEN-

PROVINCE VI COLLEGIATE DIRECTOR

Portland, Oregon, Gamma a member of the board of directors of the Province Hospital Phi Betas are proud of Wilma Auxiliary, where she serves regularly in the Auxiliary coffee Mackenzie Hansen, who is the shop and helps man the service cart. She is a member of the new Collegiate Director of American Association of University Women and has a Camp Province VI. Since her college Fire group meeting at her house once a week. days as president of Chi chap Besides these outside activities, Wilma's special interests lie ter, Oregon State College, Wil within her home and family which includes her husband, Lee, ma has served as alumnae ad- a University of Nebraska graduate, and two children, Richard \ isor to that chapter, while her 14, who will be a high school freshman this year, and Mary Iiusband was on the faculty, lee, 11. D J) i) **""' and she continues to support Erma B. Walsh local alumnae activities untiringly. Her time is also taken up as Portland Alumnce

ESTELLE PICKRELL WHITTEMORE- Once again the Spokane alumnas are proud to have another member of our group fill the position of Alumnas Director. PROVINCE VI ALUMNAE DIRECTOR Estelle was pledged and initiated at the University of Idaho where she received her Bachelor of Arts Degree. After gradua tion she was employed at Ferris & Hardgrove, and then at St. John's Cathedral as secretary to Bishop Cross. She married Samuel S. Whittemore who is Vice-President of The Pacific Northwest Company. She has two sons who were graduated from Whitman College, and as their father, are affiliated with Phi Delta Theta. She served two terms as president of the Spokane alumnae chapter. Although her sorority activities are many they are only one facet in her busy life. Being a member of St. John's Cathedral she served as president of the Church Service League. She is a member of the Little Theater, and was secretary and the first vice-president of the A. .A. U.W. During World War II, Estelle was a staff aid of the Red Cross, and volunteered her services at the Veterans Hospital. Mrs. T. M. Journey Spokane Alumnce

BEATRICE HILL WITTENBERG-

PROVINCE Vll S ALUMNAE DIRECTOR

Gamma Phi Beta's most an admirable job of any task, small or large. She also served as recently appointed Province Panhellenic Delegate, and only this spring was the General Alumnae Director once again Chairman of the 1957 Province VII Conference held in Los comes from the Pasadena alum Angeles. Everyone who attended agreed it was one of the best. nae, Beatrice Hill Wittenberg, Bea attended Stanford University where she was a memlicr succeeding Mrs. Henry R. Her of Mu chapter, and married Howard Wittenberg, President of old. Bea, as she is affectionately William Penn Finance Company with offices in nearby Whit known by all the members, has tier. They have one son, Howard, Jr., who is presently serving been a most loyal and hard with the Armed Forces in Germany where his fianct^e joined working member of the group him and they were married in May. for some years, and a better Besides her Gamma Phi Beta responsibilities, Bea is an qualified person for the job active member of Chapter GE of P.E.O., having held many would be hard to find. She has offices through the years including that of President. Her life "come up through the ranks" is full with "service" as her key word through the many years holding office as Corresponding of P.T.A., Cub Scout Den Mother and active participation in Secretary, Treasurer, President, .\lumnx .\dvisor to nearby many civic organizations. All of Pasadena alumnae are indeed Beta Alpha chapter, and committee member on Corporation proud of our Bea Wittenberg, and are confident that her new Board of Beta .Alpha. In addition to these various duties and responsibility to Gamma Phi Beta will be duly undertaken responsibilities, Bea has taken over graciously and goodnatur- with serious intent to carry on with dignity, dedication, and edly when a vacancy suddenly appeared on the Board and "just complete selflessness. J J) }) Bette one more year" was asked of her to serve in any capacity, doing Grimm Murray

14 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1 957 ALBERTA NERGH UTT-

PROVINCE Vll N COLLEGIATE DIRECTOR

Alberta Nergh Utt is from Xi chapter, University of Idaho where she was a drama major and took part in many campus productions. In her senior year she married Ralph Utt, a Beta Theta Pi mining and metallurgical engineer. The Utts' first few years after school were spent in mining camps and later in Denver where Alberta was active in Civic Theatre and AAUW. In 1,941 the Utts moved to San Francisco. Alberta's activities

followed the interests of her husband and two children . . . Mining and Metallurgical Auxiliary, Church, Boy Scouts, Girl Mrs. Ralph Utt Scouts and Assemblies. The Utt home has been a gathering place for young people from kindergarten to college. Son Nicholas, a Beta Theta Pi at the University of Oregon, is presently serving in the Army. Alberta's recently married daughter. Alberta Van, is a Gamma Phi Beta from Nu chapter. University of Oregon. Alberta is active in the San Francisco alumnae chapter, serv ing presently as vice-president, Panhellenic representative and chairman of the Master File. She is also treasurer of the North PEARL GRIFFIN KLINE- California Mining Auxiliary. San Francisco alumnas wish her great success in her new position as Province VII N Collegiate ASSOCIATE EDITOR, THE CRESCENT Director. J) }) ])

It is a great pleasure to welcome Pearl Kline, former Prov ince IV Alumnae Director, to The Crescent staff. As Associate editor, she will handle special assignments and we are proud Other Grand Council appointments include Mrs. Charles T. to present the first of her efforts in this issue. You will enjoy Akre, Province VIII Collegiate Director and Mrs. Edward O. her page, "Just Browsing, Thank You," which brings us news Krueger, Province I Alumnae Director. Summer vacations made from other fraternity magazines, and her articles about our it impossible to obtain photographs in time for this deadline, alumnas advisors. and since we wanted you to see them as well as know their Pearl's rare ability with the pen and her keen insight make backgrounds, we will introduce them in the December her writing well worth reading. We are pleased to add her Crescent. }) J) ]) name to our masthead! 3) J) 3)

GRAND COUNCIL GOES CALLING AT SAN JOSE

Although San Jose Gamma Phi Betas weren't quite ready to serve tea in their new home, a tour of inspec tion was a must for members of Grand Council. And, indeed they were pleased with the progress of the new Beta Theta chapter house. San Francisco and the Mark Hopkins Hotel marked the scene of the spring Council meeting. Social func tions which were arranged by area Gamma Phi Betas included a tea at the home of Mrs. Richard Wells and

a luncheon at the Woman's Athletic Club in San Fran cisco, sponsored by the Inter-City Council of Gamma Phi Beta.

Grand Council Everybody's happy about the new house at San Jose State College, including left to are Mr. members who were conducted on their tour by Mr. Kurt Gross. From right Gross, Mrs. G. Mrs. Joseph Picard, Mrs. Cicero F. Hogan, Mrs. Gerald Arnold, Mrs. C. J. Olsen, Russell Page, Mrs. C. J. Perrizo and Mrs. George C. Davis, Jr.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 15 GAMMA PHI BETA IS GROWING!

Delta H ROM the office of the International Chairman of Expansion will install February i. Four other locals have joined with comes the good news that three new chapters of Gamma Phi Gamma, Alpha Phi, Delta Delta Delta and Alpha Chi Omega. of the Beta are being established. All this, in addition to the new Mrs. William A. Kahrs has been appointed supervisor chapter at Indiana University which will be installed the week new chapter and you are urged to send recommendations to end of November 15, 16 and 17. her at 302 South Terrace, Wichita, Kansas. Phi Beta will At Oklahoma State University (formerly known as Okla At Arizona State College at Flagstaff, Gamma homa A. and M.), Stillwater, a new chapter will be colonized be the first national sorority to establish a chapter on this from the local October 20 and installed February 8. Jewel Morrison will serve campus. .4 petition has been accepted sorority. as supervisor and Claudia Keys of the University of Nebraska Gamma Chi Beta, and pledging will be in the early fall, with for Mrs. will act as student counselor. It is important that you send installation ceremonies scheduled Spring, 1958. Ralph recommendations now for girls who will be freshmen at Okla Bilby will act as supen'isor for the colony while Marilyn Rod will serve as student homa State, as well as for upperclassmen who are unaffiliated. gers of Baltimore and Beta Beta chapter Mail recommendations to Mrs. B. B. Chapman, 918 West counselor. Recommendations for students who will be attending Connell, Stillwater, Oklahoma. college in Flagstaff and who would be good candidates for At the University of Wichita, Kansas, Gamma Phi Beta has membership should be sent to Mrs. Ralph Bilby, 318 North pledged the members of Pi Kappa Psi, a local sorority, and .\gassiz Street, Flagstaff, Arizona.

GAMMA PHI BETA PLEDGES AT INDIANA UNIVERSITY

Wearing the shiny little pledge pins that will soon be exchanged for the Rardin, Margaret McDonald, Carolyn Meshberger. Crescent of Gamma Phi Beta are these 37 pledges to the next chapler on the Bock Row (left to right) �Mary Alice Hughes (transfer from Beta Pi; Student ever growing roll, Beta Phi at the University of Indiana. Counselor), Carolee Armstrong, Jane Thomas, Joyce Hodges, Carol Mast, Front Row (left to right) �Dottie Koerner, Janet Gillon, Sara Powell, Barbara Donna Berg, Jill Frank, Delma Raether, Mary Klinke, Nancy Heath, Janet Vogel, Sanna McGee, Mary Conrad, Jann Miller, Donna Jo Provo, Connie McMohon, Carole Kimberlin, Nancy Fisher, Malissa Lovell, Reta Dickerson, Caile. Jane Allen, Joan Knoerzer, Joyne Knoerzer, Janna Martin (transfer from Beta l\Aiddle Row (left to right)�Sally Bush, Shirley Flolo, Jan Dilling, Sue Mc Delta; Student Counselor). Vaugh, Nancy Tarnow, Jane Rowe, Sandi Huestis, Carol Zimmerman, Laurel

16 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1 957 1957 PROVINCE CONFERENCE REPORTS

PROVINCE I rushing ideas, etc. 2. A general competitive award within the Province was not Fo Beta Nu in Vermont, loo miles south of the of co Burlington, recommended as it was felt it might spoil spirit Montreal, came from Greek letter and delegates chapters operation which now exists. alumnae of Province I. and refreshments a chapters Registration 3. It was agreed that the Province Director shall send awaited Gamma Phis at the arriving gracious 80-year-old chap letter to each new pledge and another to her parents as soon ter house on 26. Friday night, April as possible following pledging. Mrs. Thomas Pich^ chair of Fitzgerald (Peggy '54), permanent 4. It is recommended that alumnae be made more aware man, called the business session to order at 9 o'clock Saturday the necessity for their cooperating to obtain recommendations and while her Robert morning ably presided sister-in-law, Mrs. and it was suggested that an article in The Crescent might acted as for the Fitzgerald (Carol King '56) Secretary meetings explain current problems in this area. which followed. All present endorsed the Resolutions Committee in their Mrs. C. W. Kenny, of Syracuse, New York, was elected to commendation of Mrs. John Heaton, Province Collegiate Direc serve as Nominating Committee Member with Mrs. Rolf tor for her "fine planning and wise guidance throughout the N. B. Haugen, of Burlington, Vermont, as alternate. Conference" Mrs. Kenneth Erskine, Province Alumnae Director, Dean of Women of the University of Vermont, Anna Rankin for her "friendliness and warmth," and Mrs. C. J. Olsen, who was the at the buffet luncheon on Harris, guest speaker held was such an inspiration to all. }) }) J the roof of the Hotel Vermont. Miss Harris used our theme of "Attitudes that for the Build," raising question: Building PROVINCE II What? "Building LIFE in the direction of MATURITY, aided by education, including the EDUCATED HEART, using The Province II Conference was held May 18 and 19, in FIRST RATE tools and materials. In short, building the life Columbus, Ohio with Beta Xi chapter and Columbus alumnae of a good woman." The heart determines our purpose and as hostesses. Mrs. Keith L. McClatchie was permanent chairman tells us what is good and what is inferior in life. To the end of the conference; Miss Mary Louise Simpson, Secretary-Treas that it be educated to be a wise judge, we should constantly urer; Mrs. E. K. Amundson, Social Chairman; Mrs. Charles expose ourselves to the best in life, be it art, music, or human Farrington, Reservations; Springfield alumnae chapter. Decora conduct. Miss Harris advised. tions; Dayton alumna: chapter. Bazaar; Miss Barbara Baker, At the Carnation Banquet, Mrs. C. J. Olsen, Grand Council Greek-letter hospitality; Columbus alumnae chapter, alumnas Representative, stated that "attitudes that build are affirmative hospitality, and Mrs. Lester Bernhard, Parliamentarian. attitudes, attitudes that say yes to responsibility." Such atti Mrs. Keith L. McClatchie of Worthington, Ohio, was elected tudes, she said, can be developed in sorority life where mutual as Nominating Committee member and Mrs. Stuart Fox, Evan concern for one another builds security. "In an atmosphere ston, Illinois, was elected as alternate nominating committee such as this, girls learn to guide and be guided. . . . They are member for the Province. Saturday evening the Dayton alumnas learning the basic rules of democracy." chapter sponosored a Junior Fair at the Beta Xi house, where From the Banquet the 90 Gamma Phis present proceeded each alumnas chapter in Province II sold articles which they to the chapter house where the Beta Nu actives staged a mock use as money making projects. Toledo alumnae chapter sold rushing party. hand-made articles, Columbus sold trivets. Bowling Green sold The following morning breakfast at the house preceded the hand-made aprons and other groups sold gift articles. Each final business meeting. From the fruitful evaluations and dis alumnae chapter donated a door prize and everyone that cussions between actives and alumnae the preceding day came bought a gift received a chance to win a door prize. the following recommendations offered by the Findings Com On Sunday the Beta Xi chapter and Columbus alumnae mittee: invited all Gamma Phi Betas and their friends to a tea honor I. That delegates of Greek letter chapters should bring to ing Mrs. Cicero Hogan, who was the speaker for Province II future Conferences displays of officers' notebooks, scrapbooks, Conference. Miss Joan Gardner of Columbus and Miss Linda

held at the Hotel Typical of the Spring conferences held in each province is this scene from the Province 1 Carnation banquet Vermont in Burlington. Guests at the speakers' table included Miss Eleanor Luse, Mrs. C. J. Olsen, Mrs. John Heaton, and Mrs. Kenneth Erskine.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 17 McGranahan of Beta Xi were co-chairmen. Receiving guests as they entered the Beta Xi house were Mrs. Kathleen Dietz, housemother for Beta Xi; Mrs. Cicero Hogan, guest of honor; Miss Mary Louise Simpson, President of Columbus alumnae chapter; Mrs. James Lewis, City Panhellenic representative, and Miss Nancy Jonas, Beta Xi delegate to Panhellenic. ]) }) I> Mary Louise Simpson (Miss)

PROVINCE III

" Ihe chapters in Province III are far superior to any of the other provinces in their efficiency records," said Mrs. Charles W. Payne, Province Collegiate Director, as she read a Special Delivery letter from Mrs. C. J. Perrizo, acting secretary-treasurer of the International Grand Council. A pleased audience heard this commendation at the Carna tion banquet at Hatham House in Columbia, Missouri, on the second evening of our three-day Province Conference on April Beta 6, and All and visitors to the Gamma Phi II conference. Those most 5, 7. delegates Columbus, Ohio, was the setting for the Province Province Conference were well aware that this Charles recognition responsible for its success were, seated from left, Mrs. Farrington, Miss could never have been attained without the guidance of our reservations chairman, Mrs. Keith McClatchie, permanent chairman, Mory Louise Standing is Mrs. E. K. Amundson, sociol two leaders, Mrs. Payne and Mrs. P. H. Hawes, Province Simpson, secretary-treasurer. chairman. (Photo, courtesy of Columbus D/spafc/i.) Alumnae Director. The stage was set for this year's event by the Alpha Delta and Columbia chapters, who served as hostess chapters to Awards made during the weekend to the Greek-letter chapters thirteen Greek-letter and alumnae groups. Miss Rita Thornton were as follows: and Mrs. L. W. Kabler, co-chairmen of arrangements, carried Efficiency�Alpha Delta. out the theme, "Attitudes that Build," even to the work kit Scholarship�Sigma. distributed to each guest and delegate as she registered in Skits-Alpha Delta, Phi, Beta Eta. the foyer of the Alpha Delta sorority house. The folder, con Songs�Alpha Delta, Omicron, Phi. taining the programs, badges, and meal tickets, was made of Homecoming Plans�Phi. wall paper simulating brick. The kits and souvenirs were de Scrapbook�Phi, Beta Upsilon, Sigma. signed by Mrs. Kabler and executed by the Alpha Delta girls. Miss Helen Talbott, president of the Alpha Delta chapter Seconcl high-light of the three-day meeting and workshop served as permanent chairman of the Conference. Mrs. period was the Panhellenic luncheon on Saturday noon at Arthur C. Daugherty of the St. Louis Alumnas chapter was the Union Building of the University. One of our own Gamma parliamentarian. Miss Carola Utsch of Phi chapter recorded Phi Betas, Mrs. Helen D. Williams, presented an 80-member the minutes for the Greek-letter workshop while Mrs. Charles verse-speaking choir that was so inspirational and dramatic it Schafer of Kansas City alumnae served in the same capacity for was impossible to believe that the concert was presented by the alumnae workshop. }) ]) J youths of high school age. This group has appeared on tele direc vision in St. Louis and other cities under Mrs. Williams' PROVINCE IV tion. Miss Gladys E. Koepke, Dean of Women of the University On April 4, the Hostess chapters of Province IV were con of Misouri, explained so convincingly the need of Greek-letter vinced that nobody from out of town would arrive because of groups on a campus to make a well-rounded university that an a real oldtime blizzard. But nothing daunted, seventy repre immediate demand was made to have copies of her speech sentatives from Greek-letter and alumnas chapters began stream distributed to the Greek-letter and alumnae groups. ing into the chapter house April 5 to be welcomed by Kappa Greek-letter and alumnae workshops developed the themes, and Minneapolis-St. Paul members. True, some were very "Attitudes that build a friendly chapter; that build strong late, and eleven simply could not get through, but what fun executive councils; that build strong Greek-letter alumnae rela we had�those who made it. The St. Paul committee furnished tions; that build strong camps; that build good campus pub the smorgasbord and the Greek-letter girls the entertainment licity; that build good efficiency among the Greek-letter chap on Friday night. ters, and that develop a sorority girl." The Calhoun Beach Hotel was the scene of the Saturday Mrs. B. W. Foster of Nashville, Tennessee, and Mrs. meetings, luncheon, banquet, and Greek-letter dance. After L. W. Kabler of Columbia, Missouri, were elected member and opening the General Session Peg Nelson, Province Collegiate delegate respectively of the international nominating commit Director, introduced the representative from Grand Council. tee. It was our privilege to have Ardis Marek, Editor of The It was announced that Mrs. Payne had been selected by Crescent, bring greetings from Council. She announced the Grand Council to serve as ,*\ssistant to the Collegiate Vice- following appointments: Eleanor Ericson of Milwaukee, Prov President, Mrs. C. J. Olsen, and that Mrs. Hawes was retiring ince Collegiate Director; Dorothy Guetzlaff, Minneapolis, Prov as Province Alumnae Director. Mrs. C. Arthur Hemminger of ince Alumnae Director; Pearl Kline, Williston, North Dakota, St. Louis was named by the Grand Council to the position. Associate Editor of The Crescent; Patty Bartlett, Xi chapter. Mrs. James Myles, International Magazine Chairman, re Traveling Secretary. ported that Province III is first in the amount of magazine The delegates elected Amber Stowe, Ames, member of the sales. She also announced that the Champaign-Urbana alumnae 1958 Nominating Committee, Jean Erdall, Minneapolis, alter chapter and Sigma Greek-letter chapter were leading in per nate. Georgia Burt, Fargo, reported for the Findings Commit capita sales to date. tee: it was recommended that the Gamma Phi Beta Panhellenic

18 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1 957 delegate propose at the next Panhellenic meeting that legacies PROVINCE V SOUTH be counted one-half point in the quota count in Greek-letter rushing; that the Province Collegiate Director interview the The fifteenth province conference of Province V South was Alumnas Advisor before visiting a Greek-letter chapter; that held March 29, 30, 31 on the Oklahoma City University cam Province monies be used to defray the expenses of the Province pus with Beta Omicron and the Oklahoma City alumnas as Alumnae Director at her yearly visits, or help to defray the hostesses. Registration began at 5:00 p.m. on March 29, and expense of a local delegate to conventions; that a "State Day" was followed with a lovely buffet dinner served in the chapter be held every other year at which time the Province Alumnas apartment by the Beta Omicron Mother's Club. After a Director would make her yearly visit. period of fellowship, the active chapters of Province V S, Psi, Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox set the theme of the Alpha Zeta, Alpha Xi, Beta Omicron and Beta Tau, presented luncheon, and Mary Jane Reed very cleverly introduced the their favorite rush skits and sang their favorite songs for an officers and guests with that in mind. Dr. Mabel Powers, Chair interchange of rushing ideas. man of the Senior College Counseling Department, S.L.A. At 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, the opening business session was College, University of Minnesota, was the speaker. She held called to order by Mrs. Robert L. Wright, of Bay City, Texas, the interest of all ages with her ideas on woman's place in life Province Collegiate Director. Miss Kathryn Harper of Sapulpa, after graduation. Oklahoma, was elected permanent chairman, and Miss Maurine After the afternoon Round Tables the delegates changed Gaskins, a former Alumna Advisor of Beta Omicron, was ap into their prettiest dresses. One hundred thirty-seven pointed Conference Secretary. Welcome was extended to the gathered around the festive punch bowls in the Ball Room delegates and visitors by Mrs. Cecil Curnutt, president of the where an enticing array of foods smothered the smorgasbord Oklahoma City Alumnae. The Findings and Resolutions Com table at eight o'clock. "In Fair or Cloudy weather" goes our mittee members were appointed, as well as the Censor, Mrs. beloved song. This idea was carried out in the beautiful deco Robert Henry of Bartlesville, Oklahoma; Parliamentarian, Miss rations. There were pink carnations everywhere�even carna Joyce Kirchner of Oklahoma City, and Sargeant-at-Arms, Miss tion trees�and lovely decorated parasols centered each table. Pat Denton, also of Oklahoma City. Miss Lucille Crimmins of Marilyn Schlampp was toastmistress. Dallas was elected the alternate nominating committee mem Alpha Beta was the recipient of the Province scholarship ber. The Province Financial Report was given by Mrs. Ram award, and other chapter records were noted with great pride. Morrison of Oklahoma City. Mrs. Morrison then made her The entertainment of the evening was delightful. The Senior Province Alumnae Director's Report. This was followed by the Group of the Minneapolis-St. Paul Group had their choir on Collegiate Director's Report from Mrs. Robert L. Wright. hand to sing familiar tunes and lead in group singing. The A most inspirational address was given the conference by Mrs. Junior Group presented their Toyland skit, originally started G. Russell Page, International Chairman of Finance. during rushing days in Kappa chapter and more perfected The Oklahoma City Alumnae entertained the conference at each time we see it. The Kappa pledges put a lot into their lunch in Dean Bell Panhellenic Hall, where Beta Omicron's Sailor skit. Alumnae were invited to Gail Edward's fascinating new apartment is located. The apartment has been decorated new home after the banquet, while Greek letter girls were in Early American, under the supervision of Mrs. Paul Johnson, provided dates for a dance in the Hotel Ballroom. Corporation Board President. In the afternoon there were ac Alpha Kappa has extended an invitation to Province IV tive and alumnx round table discussions, as well as a joint chapters to attend the 1959 Conference in Winnipeg and we panel discussion after a refreshment period at 4:00 p.m. are looking forward to visting our Canadian sisters then. The Pink Carnation Banquet was held at 7:00 p.m. at the Branding Iron, a private club with excellent cuisine, on the outskirts of Oklahoma City. The Toastmistress was Mrs. L. J. Speed. Mrs. G. Russell Page gave the Welcome and Mrs. L. D. Melton spoke on "Attitudes that Build." Mrs. Robert L. Wright, PCD, made the presentation of three awards at the banquet. These awards were an innova tion of this Fifteenth Province Conference. A personal award of a lovely electric silver trivet was made to the most efficient alumna adviser of the province�Mrs. Harriet Blackstock of Austin, Texas, adviser of Alpha Zeta, 1956-57 and serving for another term in 1957-58. Beta Omicron received a large silver hors d'oeuvres platter as the revolving Chapter Efficiency Award. Alpha Zeta, up holding the sorority's ideals of high scholarship, received the revolving Chapter Scholarship Improvement Award. This was a beautifully designed round, footed tray, and was earned by Alpha Zeta's climb from sixteenth to eighth place on the Uni versity of Texas campus of over 18,000 students. In the closing session, held on Sunday in Panhellenic Hall, the delegates adopted the RULES FOR PROVINCE CON FERENCES, voted changes in the Province By-Laws, received the fine reports of the Findings and Resolutions Committees, and gave a Province gift of �250 to the colony to be established in Province V-S at Oklahoma A. & M. in Stillwater, Oklahoma Province 111 Gamma Phi Betas, meeting in Columbia, Missouri, witnessed the on October 20, 1957. Mrs. Charles W. is presentation of many awards at their final banquet. Payne Sandra Broome of Beta Tau, at Lubbock, Texas extended shown here presenting the award for homecoming plans to Miss Jan Meyer an invitation to hold the Sixteenth Conference at Texas Tech of Phi chapler at V/ashington University. Looking on ore, left. Miss Donna in Harris, Universily of Missouri and Miss Carol Ann Vlchek, Traveling Secretary. 1959-

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 19 After exercises Beta Omicron honored closing all delegates was our guest speaker. He gave a very timely and inspiring and visitors with a delicious brunch. Miss Linda Andress of talk on the fraternal system. Ponca was chairman of round City, Oklahoma, conference arrange After the luncheon, we returned to the lodge for the ments. J J J table discussions conducted by the province officers. Kathleen concluded Wright, PCD V-S A very lovely Carnation Banquet at the lodge the weekend's activities. Alice Taylor was toastmistress and PROVINCE V NORTH Lois Davis the speaker. Alpha Phi was presented with the Province V won the North Conference was held April 26 and 27 at Province Chapter Efficiency cup. Theta magazine Denver, Colorado, with Theta and Denver alumnae chapters sales award. acting as hostesses. A previously planned trip to the camp at Indian Hills on The conference activities began Friday evening with registra Sunday morning had to be cancelled because of inclement tion a and general get-together for renewing old friendships at weather. the Theta lodge. The members of Theta chapter presented The conference co-chairmen, Jo Hinch and Louise Wyatt, the entertainment, a rushing skit, during the evening. Theta and Denver alumnae are to be congratulated for plan Saturday morning, the Denver alumnas served breakfast to ning this successful and enjoyable conference. all at Anne Olson delegates the lodge. The delegates were housed in homes The conference was extended an invitation by of the alumnae and in the dormitory with the actives. After to meet in Lincoln with Pi chapter in 1959. ])})}> breakfast, we all went to the Pioneer Room in the Student a few Union, blocks from the lodge, for the general business PROVINCE VI meeting. The meeting was called to order by the Province Collegiate The Fifteenth Biennial Conference of Province VI was held Director. Opening exercises were conducted by Alice Taylor, at Seattle, Washington on the weekend of March 1, 2, 3 with President of Theta, and the meeting was then turned over to Lambda and Seattle alumnas chapters as hostesses. The perma the chairman, Margaret Ann Christopher, President of Denver nent chairman was Mrs. Frank Hiscock and the Conference alumnas. Jean Service was elected conference secretary. Secretary was Miss Ann Easter of Lambda chapter. Mrs. Frank At this time, qualifications of the candidates for the Province Hiscock was elected as Nominating Committee member from V North member of the International Nominating Committee Province VI and Mrs. G. A. Read from Vancouver, British were read and Irene Pigaga of Omaha was elected delegate. Columbia ivas elected as alternate delegate. Our International Province V South is to have the alternate. Philanthropy, Camping for Underprivileged Children, was dis Reports of the province officers. Vera Dunton Jones, and cussed at length. Ways and means of enlisting the support of all Evelyn Joy, were given at this time. Helen Maxson, a mem Gamma Phi Betas everywhere in their gift contributions, in the ber of the Indian Hills Camp Board gave the camp report. supply of counselors, in enthusiasm for our philanthropy was Pictures of the camp and campers were shown at the Carna discussed. tion Banquet, at which time, Calvina Vaupel gave us additional Our newest chapter. Beta Sigma, told of plans for their data on the camp. new chapter house which will be completed by the fall of 1958. At the morning session, Lois Davis, International Chairman Continuing financial support for this newest chapter in Prov- of us a Expansion brought message from Grand Council. We inve VI was felt needed until they become of age and able to were all very happy to have Lois with us during our con go ahead on their own. ference. The Conference began Friday evening with a Fireside at At the conclusion of the business session the meeting was Lambda chapter house. Saturday evening a beautiful banquet recessed for at luncheon Cherry Hills Country Club. ,\bout was held at the Sunset Club with 135 members present. Sunday 160 actives, alumnas and Panliellenic quests were in attendance. morning the Conference was concluded with a Panhellenic Mr. Lawrence Long, National President of .\lpha Tau Omega, Inunch. National officers of other Panhellenic groups were in-

In spile of a Minneapolis blizzard in April, Prov ince IV members gathered at the Kappa chapler house for their conference. Among those present were, from left, Rae Langford, Koppa president, Mrs. Myron Nelson, Mrs. Irwin Guetzlaff, Mrs. James J. Marek, Mrs. R. P. Kline, Jo V^'arner, presidenf of Minneapolis-St. Paul alumnoe.

20 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 Scene of the Province V South conference was Oklahoma Cily. Looking over the conference pro gram were, from left, Virginia Massengale, presi dent of Beta Omicron chapter, Mrs. G. Russell Page, Mrs. Rom Morrison and Linda Andress, chairman of arrangements. (Photo courtesy Daily Olfiohoman and Times)

vited and the Dean of Women, Dr. Lurline Lee, gave a most Plaque; the award for the highest magazine sales was won by inspirational talk. All in all, we in Province VI feel that it was Beta Alpha and San Fernando Valley alumnas chapter. The a most successful and delightful Conference. awards for the best Officer's Notebooks for Greek-letter chap ters were won by Alpha Epsilon, for their President's, Cor PROVINCE Vll responding Secretary's and Standards; Alpha Iota, for Vice- President and Social Chairman; Alpha Gamma and Beta Alpha Over 200 Gamma Phi Betas, representing eight Greek letter tied for Vice-President and Pledge Trainers and Eta, for their chapters and 25 alumnae chapters, attended the Province VII Treasurer's. Minnie Mae Baldwin of Tucson Alumnae Chapter (North and South) Conference the weekend of March 29-31 at received the Community Service Award. the Beta Alpha chapter house on the USC campus in Los An 11:00 o'clock Sunday Brunch held at the Huntington- Angeles. The Beta Alpha members and the Pasadena alumnas Sheraton Hotel in Pasadena was enjoyed by the Conference chapter members were hostesses to the group. Registration on delegates. Gamma Phi Beta members, and their special guests, Friday afternoon was followed by a delightful buffet supper at the representatives of all USC Panhellenic sororities. Mar the chapter house, and after the opening business session the guerite Hornung acted as toastmistress and introduced Florence Beta Alpha girls and June Meador, pledge advisor, presented Martin as the principal speaker. Florence's knowledge of and "Taking a Rushee Thru," an informative skit covering all the enthusiasm for her subject, "Participation at All Levels" stimu aspects of rushing. lated the entire intersorority group. Saturday's opening session was called to order at 9:00 by We of Province VII North and South feel that much was Jeanne Hespen, Province Collegiate Director of VII S, who accomplished at the 1957 Conference and feel especially for turned the gavel over to Angela Lombardi, Conference chair tunate in having Olive Picard present, along with four Inter man. Genevieve Roberson acted as Conference secretary. Fol national Committee Chairmen: Aleene Thieme, Publications, lowing province reports and the appointments of committees, Marguerite Hornung, Recommendations, Harriette DeWolf Mrs. Joseph L. Picard, International Vice-President, gave the Alden, Special Gifts, and Edith Watt, Ritual. Province VII wishes to thank the Beta group a message from Grand Council. The general business Alpha chapter and the Pasadena session was concluded after the election of Jessie Weiner as alumnae chapter for their efforts in making the Conference a the Nominating Committee member and Genevieve Roberson success, especially Beatrice Wittenberg who organized and co as alternate. Following a noon buffet luncheon, Greek letter ordinated all Conference events, along with Dorothy Herold, and alumnae roundtable discussion groups were presided over Helen Wilfong, and Pearl Brown. A special word should be by Mary Hazel Davis and Dorothy Herold, alumnae directors said for the work of the housing chairman, Margaret Shaw, and of Province VII North and South, and Jeanne Hespen and the transportation chairman, Eunice Easley, and the members Pauline Umland, collegiate directors of Province VII North of the Intercity Council who co-operated with them in housing and South. and transporting the delegates. ]) 5) J> The Embassy Room of the Ambassador Hotel was the scene Marjorie Maxwell of the formal Carnation Banquet at 7:30 Saturday evening, with Conference Publicity Chairman Beta Alpha's president, Stephanie Clark, in the role of toast mistress. Olive Picard, in presenting her challenging speech PROVINCE Vlll based on the 1957 Conference theme, "Attitudes that Build," Province VIII Conference of Gamma Phi Beta was gave each one present�whether pledge, active, or alumnae�real held at Gamma Phi Beta inspiration and caused some possible soul- The Reservation at the Lake site of the Florida State Uni searching in regard to attitudes. The closing business session, versity on March 15-17, 1957 with the Beta Mu chapter and alumnas as a song-fest and the presentation of awards rounded out the the Tallahassee chapter Hostesses. evening. Beta Theta, at San Jose College, received the coveted Presiding at the Business Conference was Mrs. Elaine Simp Scholarship cup; Beta Kappa, at Arizona State, the Efficiency son, Permanent Chairman, Washington alumnas chapter. Miss

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 21 Miss Frances E. Brooks of the Tallahassee alumnae chapter acted Shoes" luncheon with the Dean of Women at F.S.U., Carnation Ban as Conference Secretary. Katherine Warren, as guest speaker, and the Janet Hale Callander of the Washington alumnae chapter quet at the Suwannee Room, F.S.U. Mrs. Picard was guest included hand was elected as Nominating Committee member and Jean B. Banquet speaker. The beautiful decorations Phi as memoirs Norton of the North Virginia alumnae chapter was elected as decorated shell pin holders for each Gamma Alternate. of the occasion and the Florida Visit. 1> 1> 1) Brooks Highlights of the weekend included the "Sands in Your Miss Frances E.

In Seattle, much of Province VI discussion cen tered around the Gamma Phi Beta camping pro gram. Mrs. I. L. Standley, right, presented 30 flannel gowns from the Moscow alumnce chapter to Mrs. Waller J. Roberston, Vancouver Camp Board maintenance chairman. Looking on are Mrs. Gerald Arnold, Grand President and Mrs. Frank Hann, Inlernalional camp Choirmon.

LINDSEY BARBEE FELLOV7SHIP WINNER GRAND COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS

GAINS MASTER'S DEGREE WITH HONORS (Continued from page 11)

A report from Mrs. Lois S. Weaver, who was awarded the long. Nadine's sudden disablement presented a serious prob Gamma Phi Beta Lindsey Barbee Fellowship for 1956-57, in lem, for there was no time to train a replacement. After con cludes these comments: "It is with gratitude that I submit this sultation with the Chairman of the Nominating Committee, final report . . . gratitude for the very practical encouragement Grand Council elected one of its members, Elizabeth Wheeler and assistance offered me through the Fellowship." Olsen (Beta) as Director of Finance. Mrs. Wea\er rccei\cd her Master of Science degree in Social Betty had served with distinction as Collegiate Vice-President, Administration from Western Reserve University and has filling out LaVinia Garvin's unexpired term, and being elected joined the professional staff of the Youth Bureau of Cleveland. to the office in 1956. With alacrity she met this new challenge, She says, "Having found casework with adolescents and their and has stepped into the office with surprising ease. Her train families to be challenging, gratifying and sorely needed, par ing in architecture, her experience as president of the corpora ticularly when adolescents are both facing and posing multiple tion board, during the building of the Beta Delta chapter complex problems, I was pleased to join the Youth Bureau house, and her experience as a member of the Grand Council Staff." Mrs. Weaver's scholastic report includes 32 hours of budget committee have provided an excellent background. We A. Her attitude toward could well be straight learning adapted are grateful to Betty for being willing to give up an office she all "I both edu by students. regard professional and general loved for one in which she was needed. Guess what happened! cational growth to be continuing responsibilities, and pleasures, She loves this new work as much as the other. What a gal! which do not end, nor should they wane, ivith the conferring of a degree." Ji J> 1) PAULINE UMLAND

The big problem then was to find a replacement for Betty NOTE TO CRESCENT CORRESPONDENTS as Collegiate Vice-President. It was less difficult than was antici Umland Director Just a icinindci tliat deadUnc for the Decenihci Cri sce,N'T is pated, for Pauline Sawyer (Delta), Collegiate October 1. .\luiniias correspondents should send chapter letter, of VII North, was the perfect answer. As you grow to know witli \ital statistics on a separate sheet, to Mrs. T. R. Nagel Pauline, you will agree. stad. Feature items and from alumnae and Greek photographs To Nadine, Betty and Pauline, we say thank you for a job letter sliould be sent to Mrs. Marek. coriespoudeuts James J. well done, for continuing service and for meeting a challenge. Elizabeth Fee Arnold

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GAMMA�University of Wisconsin For excellence in scholarship. Gamma Phi Betas salute these Marilyn FuUteron members who have attained the highest collegiate scholastic Carolyn Stoddard honors . . . election to Phi Beta Kappa. May the torch of LAMBDA� University of Washington learning be carried high and passed on to younger members of Ann Fauchald Gamma Phi Beta, who in turn may find their names on the NU�University of Oregon roster of Phi Beta Kappa. Nancy Fox XI�University of Idaho Betty Bovey Jan Willms OMICRON�University of Illinois Jeanne Johnson PI�University of Nebraska Shirley Holcomb Virginia Hudson RHO�University of Iowa Barbara Work

ALPHA BETA�University of North Dakota Karen Nelson Jensen ALPHA DELTA�University of Missouri Genie Plog ALPHA ETA-Ohio Wesleyan Ann Pusterhofer ALPHA XI�Southern Methodist Dianne Seeman Colvin ALPHA PHI�Color/\do College Molly Bradshaw Julie Harnden Ingebord Lindner BE r.\ EPSILON-Miami University Jan Schaefer Gretchen Van Ausdall

BET.\ RHO�University of Colorado Deane Land Miller Lydia Colorodo College

24 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 Lydia Miller Nancy Fox Gretchen Van Ausdall University of Colorado Universily of Oregon Miami Universily

BRAVO n -1 n

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AND

PINK

CARNATIONS

Ann Pusterhofer Jan Willms Ohio Wesleyan Universily of Idaho

Deane Lai. J Molly Bradshaw Ingebord Lindner University of Colorado Colorado College Colorado College

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1957 25 TOPS ON CAMPUS, THESE WERE

Excelling in scholarship, leadership and citizenship, these members of Gamma Phi Beta have been tapped for membership in Mortar Board. They are among the hundreds of members so honored in years past who have brought to their campuses and their communities the finest qualities of womanhood. For their contributions to the sorority, the campus, and the country. Gamma Phi Beta salutes them!

GAMMA�University of Wisconsin Kay Bohn

EPSILON�Northwestern University Joyce Kirchner Carolyn Robson University of Oklahoma

THETA�Denver University Alice Holbrook June Kurth Evelyn Moore

L.4MBDA�University of Washington Julie Henke

XI�University of Idaho Louise Tatko Sue McMahon Jan Willms

OMICRON�University of Illinois Alice Potts

RHO�University of Iowa Ann Berner Marsha Brubaker

Nancy Cook Southern Methodist TAPPED FOR MORTAR BOARD

PSI�University of Oklahoma Joyce Kirchner

OMEGA�Iowa State College Marilyn Miller

ALPHA DELTA�University of Missouri Vera Eiler Freeman

ALPHA XI�Southern Methodist Nancy Cook Barbara Partain Angi Tipps Marsha Brubaker ALPHA OMICRON-North Dakota State University of Iowa Joyce Bery Karen Sluka Mark Shirlene Schnell

ALPHA CHI�College of William and Mary Nancy Beery

BETA DELTA-Michigan State June Turner

BETA EPSILON-Miami University Jean Stewart

BETA NU�University of Vermont Mary Bohmer Ruth Seeler

BETA TAU-Texas Tech Sandra Hemmie

Ann Berner Universily of Iowa

Shirlene Schnell June Turner Karen Sluka Mark North Dakota State Michigan State North Dakota State

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 27 MORE MORTAR BOARDS

Nancy Beery Williom and Mary

Sue McMohon Joyce Bery of Idaho North Dakota State University

Bohn Jean Stewart Koy Ruth Seeler of Wisconsin Miami University University University of Vermont

� 1957 28 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER Carolyn Currie, Universily of Western Ontario

CANADA POINTS WITH PRIDE

TO CAROLYN CURRIE

of Western Ontario at the Reigning as Queen of the University of University College Ball was Carolyn Currie, a member Alpha Omega that is one chapter. But her sorority sisters hasten to add beauty only of Carolyn's attributes. her scholastic Her par An A average for three years proves ability. in the ticipation in campus activities included membership Psychology and Sullivan club. World University Service of Canada and the Gilbert and of the Society. She served as secretary of Panhellenic president Gamma Phi Beta chapter. service to her and her Climaxing four years of distinctive University General's medal for chapter, Carolyn was awarded the Governor general ])]>)) proficiency.

PRIDE AND JOY OF ILLINOIS

IS ALICE POTTS

for honors and top campus jobs is In a University of 20,000 students, competition Potts to come out a winner. keen But it takes a Gamma Phi Beta like Alice awarded a which is almost always As Editor of the Daily Illini, Alice held position she was her efforts and in endeavors, to a male student. For diligence journalistic Phi and Delta Chi, open only to the elected to Bronze Tablet, Theta Sigma Sigma School of the � ton five percent Journalism graduates. ,...�,.,, m in Mortar Torch, Shi-Ai, Phi Phi, Her activities included membership Board, Kappa of and Lambda Delta. She was also awarded the University Alice Potts Kappa Tau Alpha Alpha ^ ^ ^ University of Illinois Illinois Scholarship Key.

� 1957 29 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER HAIL, THE QUEENS

INA CLAIRE SPARKS

QUEEN OF ROTC BALL

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES

CAROLYN WILKERSON

ENGINEERS' QUEEN OF LOVE AND BEAUTY

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 THEY WALK IN BEAUTY .. .

PHYLLIS ELLEBRACHT

BARNWARMIN' QUEEN

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI

MARLOWE PETRIE

MILITARY BALL QUEEN

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 31 QUEEN OF THE DRAKE RELAYS

Carlotta Hagen of Omicron chapter. University of Illinois reigned over the annual Drake Relays, April 26 and 27, held in DesMoines, Iowa, at Drake University. She was selected from a field of candidates from seventy schools and is the first U. of I. student to be chosen Drake Relays queen. Carlotta stayed at Fort Des Moines Hotel with her hostess Phyliss Ungar, the 1956 Homecoming Queen at Drake, and was the guest of honor at the Chamber of Com merce banquet and the Tau Kappa Epsilon Red Carnation Ball. On Friday Carlotta attended various teas, gave a number of short speeches and was introduced to such people as Bobby Morrau, Wilt ("the Stilt") Chamberlain and Joe E. Brown. On Saturday night Carlotta was the guest of honor at the Relays Dance and an nounced the awards for the winning floats in the parade held that afternon. She was also presented with a medal as a remembrance of a wonderful weekend. Miss Hagen was also the 1957 Illio Beauty at the University of Illinois.

Carlotta Hagen Universily of Illinois

CROWNED ST. PATRICIA

AT KANSAS STATE

One of Kansas State's top honors was bestowed on Mar\ Helen Eaton when she was crowned St. Patricia at the Engi neers' St. Patrick's Day ball. Mary Helen and St. Pat, who was Pat Moore, participated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony to signal the opening of the Engineers' Open House exhibition. Both accompanied the torch-lighting racers to K Hill, and later, at the ball, received trophies and were crowned by Dean M. A. Durland.

Helen Mary Eaton, Kansas Slate, receives St. Patricia crown fron Pot Moore, who reigned as St. Pat.

JANET NEWCOMER

MECCA QUEEN

UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

32 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA � PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1957 CAROL HOPKINS

BLOSSOMTIME QUEEN OF SAN JOSE

SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE

MARY EVANS

WESTLAWN QUEEN

UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

BARBARA DREVDAHL JACKIE HEAL

BLUE KEY QUEEN BADGER BEAUTY

COLORADO COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 33 IN AMERICAN

COLLEGES AND

UNIVERSITIES

Gayle Berkenkamp Arlyn Moores Arizona State Arizona State

Joan Knight Betty Troutman lillie Jane Narramore Donna Fisher Texas Tech Colorado College Arizona State University of Nevado

Caroline Wilson Lois Hebner Mary Ward Jan Chiatovich University of Southern California Son Diego State San Diego State University of Nevado

34 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 SORORITY OF THE YEAR!

Each year at the University of Oklahoma, Kappa Sigma fraternity selects the sorority of the year and awards them this trophy. Gamma Phi Beta won the coveted honor for 1957-58. Shown admiring the beautiful traveling trophy are, left, Kay Ellen Robertson and Barbara Bruce, both members of Psi chapter.

HONORED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

.^^.s^/'^-'^^'^mm^^

Lambda chapter at the University of Washington is proud of these two members who have brought distinc tion to the chapter. At left is Ann Fauchald, who was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and at right, Julie Henke, tapped for Mortar Board.

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Gamina�U. of Wisconsin Margo Twiss�Assistant Editor Panhellenic Rush Booklet; Homecoming Publi Ann Williams�Phi Kappa Phi; Rushing Secretary cations and Promotions Committee; Script Counselor;; Homecoming Committee; Mock Committee for AWS Fashion Show; Wisceti- United Nations Committee; Panhellenic editorial staff. Dance Committee Chairman; Social Work quette Chapter Honors� Beauty. Prom Club; Humorology. Badger Queen Finalist. Second Place in Bobbie Nexbit�Sophomore Honors; New Homecoming Decorations. Ball Tied for Student Week Guide. Military Queen. first place in Campus Scholarship. Jackie Heal�District IV Senate Commis

sioner; Badger Beauty; Sigma Epsilon Sigma; Delta�Boston U. Student Guide. Frances Accorto� Helga Knollmuller�Bonn�Wisconsin Ex Thaea; Class Senator; Activities change Scholarship; Sophomore Representa Junior Council; Junior Prom Chair man; Student Advisors Council. tive on Cardinal Board; WSA Travel Com mittee; Student Life and Interest Committee Catherine Barr�Junior Delegate to Panhel Publications; Panhellenic Ball Publications lenic. Committee; Sigma Epsilon Sigma; AWS Wis- Jane Cyriacks�Student-Faculty Standards Committee. Pat Burbridge, Wisconsin cetiquette editor; part time secretary for Ger Diane DiMare�Dean's Com Vice-President of W.S.A. man professor. List, Triple Elizabeth Williams�Panhellenic Vice-Presi mittee. dent; Panhellenic Alternate; Transfer Stu Nancy Enggren�Guest Organ Soloist with dent Guide. the Melrose Orchestral Association. Ann Biro�First place in Frankenbirger Ora Martha Hall�3 awards on the Boston Uni torical contest at Wisconsin; third place in versity National Championship Rifle Team. Northern Oratorical League Contest; Person Elizabeth Harvey�Copy Editor of the BU nel Committee; Student Guide. News; Candidate for the "Miss Newton, Mas Gayle Leich�Gamma Phi Beta nominee sachusetts" Contest. Sandra Morian�Scarlet tor Prom Queen, and finalist; appeared on Key; Thaea; Stu Spotlight; Homecoming Dance committee; dent Council; Vice-President of the Senior Union Public Relations committee. Class; Class Marshal; Senior Prom Commit

Dian Fontaine� Panhellenic Rush counse tee. lor; Homecoming ball Dance Committee; Co- Vivian Ostrand�Historian of the School of Chairman Homecoming Decorations; Gamma Nursing. Phi Beta; Badger Block; Student Guide. Patricia Riley�Treasurer and Senior Dele Pat Burbridge�District IV Senator; Vice- gate to Panhellenic. President of WSA; AWS Big Sister; Red Patricia Roderick�President of Charles Cross Representative. gate Hall. Ann Radl�Sigma Epsilon Sigma; Chairman Sylvia Skidmore�Senior Prom Committee; of .Awards Luncheon; Parent's weekend. Social Chairman of Shelton Hall. Patricia Regan�Chairman of Union Social Ann Swadel�Recording Secretary of School Forum; Chairman of Prom Elections Commit of Nursing (Freshman class). tee; Associate Rushing Chairman; AWS Pub Joan Walker�Fire Captain of Charlesgate licity Chairman. Hall. Ann Vermont Marlowe Petrie�Military Ball Queen; Whitcomb, Epsilon�Northwestern Alpha Lambda Delia Homecoming Dance Comraittee; Prom Pub licity Committee. Joyce Ferguson^WAA ping-pong chair Kay Davis�Sigma Alpha Eta; Co-chairman, man. Senior Swingout. Andy Hedenschough�WAA-MU showboard Jan Perrizo�Humorology Interact; Campus committee chairman; "Operation Evanston" Carnival Clown Candidate. work captain. Carolyn Stoddard�Phi Beta Kappa; Psy Lynn Herrick�Pro/i/e art editor; Historian chology club; Psi Chi, Honorary Fraternity. for music honorary. Carolyn Ingle�Phi Kappa Phi. Judy Hohl�WAA basketball chairman, bas Dorothy Marling�Home Economics Student ketball honor team (co-manager). Council representative for Related Art Club. Ginny Huzzey�Attendant to Phi Kappa Kay Bohn�University of Wisconsin repre Sigma sweetheart. sentative to National Student Association Marilyn Jago�WAA-MU wardrobe com Conference; Student Conducts and Appeals mittee. Faculty Committee; Mortar Board; Crucible. Alice Jensen�Attendant to homecoming Sherrill Butts�Phi Upsilon Omicron; Omi queen, WA.A-MU showgirl. cron Nu. Carolyn Kammholtz�WAA-MU showgirl, .Ann Ratcliff�Mortar Board; Phi Kappa "Fashion Fair" escort. Phi; Student Life and Interest Committee; Gay Holland�WAA-MU dancing girl. Chairman of Fraternal Organization; Student Jo Karsten�WAA-MU wardrobe commit Senate. tee; Student Service Fund speakers chairman; Marilvn Fullerton�Student Senator; Phi Alpha Lambda Delta, "Outstanding Fresh Beta Kappa; ex-officer Student Senate. man." Susan Bartlett�Senate Representative on Merrill Kreutz�WAA-MU assistant ward Home Economics council. robe chairman. Dolphin show wardrobe chair Prom man; "Fashion Fair" production assistant. Snarroi Bartlett, Idaho June Johansen�Sigma Epsilon Sigma; Anita Kuehl�President of President of A.W.S. Publicitv Chairman. speech honorary.

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Nancy Lauer�Basketball and swimming Iota Sigma Chi�Evelyn Moore. honor teams. A.W.S. Scholarship Award�Carolyn Han Lucie Jeffries�"Fashion Fair" model; Stu son and .Alice Holbrook. dent Congress representative; yearbook staff. Shular Templer Scholarship Award� .Alice Sue Manier�WAA-MU sextet. Holbrook and Carolyn Hanson. Cynthia McHenry�Co-chairman of Fresh Alpha Sigraa Chi�Sue Dinnis. man Carnival Refreshment committee. Mortar Board-June Kurth, Evelyn Moore, Gail Messer�Highest grade average tor a Alice Holbrook. woman in Business school. House Awards Bug Meyer�Basketball honor team. Talie Meyer�WAA vice-president; AWS Panhellenic Scholarship .Award for highest Scholarship chairman; Junior class secretary. scholarship three quarters straight. Student Service fund Auction chairman; Louise Robinson Wyatt recognition award "Outstanding Junior." for high standing scholarship, carapus activi Liz Naftzger-Junior Panhellenic advisor, ties, and all around participation. Co-rush chairman. Student Service Fund Soli 1st in mixed division for Twilight Sing. citations chairman. 2nd place tor May Day booth. Barb Olson�Attendant to Prom Sorrels�A.W.S. treasurer. Junior Nancy Eve Sperling, Washington U. ot Phi queen; sweetheart Kappa Psi. Natalie Bigalow�Alpha Lambda Delta. College edilor of Modemoise//e Anne Parks�Student Congress representa Janice Rhody�Iota Sigraa Chi, Historian; tive, yearbook staff. .Alpha Sigma Chi, President. Nancy Persons�Wildcat Council, Alpha Sue Linch�Treasurer of Campus Commis Lambda Delta; highest grade average tor a sion. freshman woman. Alice Holbrook�Leading role in the play Nancy Pierce�WAA Baseball chairman, "Tirae Lirait" presented by D.P..A. basketball honor team. .Arlene Belfonte�Cheerleader. Ann PomaineviUe-W.AA-MU make-up Jeannette Etilgeorge�Secretary of Drama coramittee. Club. Carol Ralph�Swimming honor teara; dor Susan Butterworth�Zeta Phi Eta, Treas raitory officer. urer. Lucy Reese�Alpha Lambda Delta. Pat Olson�Co-ed Journalist. Susie Reisch�"Fashion Fair" model; WAA- Evelyn Moore� Representative frora D.U. MU showgirl; Wildcat Council; "Outstanding to Associated Collegiate Press Convention. Freshman." Alice Taylor�Junior Representative to Carolyn Robson� May Court; Mortarboard; Coraraerce Coraraission. WAA-MU Co-chairraan; Education honorary; "Outstanding Junior"; Wildcat Council. Lambda�U. of Washington Barb Simpson�University Theatre plays; W-Key�Kay Kendall, Loy Ann McGee, "Fashion Fair" assistant stage manager; vice- Areta Hurley. president speech honorary; Panhellenic secre Rally Girls�Jo Ann Hauraann, Kathy tary. Gustafson, Areta Hurley. Barb Timm�Student Service Fund co- Mortar Board�Julie Henke. chairman. Totem Club�Wendy Downie, Claire Sax- Claire Lu Thomas� Theatre Sharon University ton, Nancy Stender, Julie Henke, Patsy Tale, Washington U. Children's Theatre plays; play. Myers. Alpha Lambda Delta Debby Voss�Speech honorary, correspond Phi Beta Kappa�Ann Fauchald. ing secretary. Pi Lambda Theta (education)�Judy Bond. Joyce Wall�Orchesis; WAA-MU dancer. Zeta Phi Eta (speech)�Maralee Brown. Betsy Wehde�WAA-MU production assist .Alpha Tau Delta (nursing�Maryann Fors- ant; Freshraan Council representative. berg. Franny Willson�WAA president. Matrix Table�Rheta Whitman, George- assistant Sue Young�Shi-Ai, WAA-MU anne Thompson, Carrie Ellen Langlie, Nancy make-up chairman. Ingham, .Anne Quast. Sigma Xi (science)�Ann Fauchald. Theta�Denver U. Theta Sigma Phi (journalism)�Carrie Ellen (lueens and Queen's Attendants Langlie, Nancy Ingham. Gamraa Chi advertising)� Arlene Belfonte�Engineer Queen, Beanie .Alpha (woraen's Queen, and Miss D.U. (will be in the Miss Nancy Ingham. Mav Mandas. Colorado Contest). Day Queen�Georgia Alice Kappa Psi Sweetheart. Taylor�Alpha � Nu U. of Oregon Nancy Sorrels�Sigraa Phi Epsilon Pledge Queen. Nancy Fox�Phi Beta Kappa. hon Lennis Laphara (pledge)�Military Ball Penny Hicks�Phi Chi Theta, business Queen's Attendant. orary. Carolyn Hurd�Eta Mu Pi, merchandising Awards honorary; Phi Chi Theta. Who's Who�.Alice Holbrook, Carolyn Han Barbara Bryan�art editor, 1957 Oregana editor son, Evelyn Moore. (yearbook); layout 1958 Oregana. Miss Scholarship�Carolyn Hanson (straight Anne Curry�Sportsraanship Award. Pi Lambda Theta, education A average 4 years). Sally Hoy� Shirley Cochran, Maryland Zeta Phi Eta Award�Alice Holbrook. honorary. President, Omicron Nu

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Cay Mundorff�Theta Sigina Phi, vice-presi Phi Upsilon� Kay Conrad. dent; Phi Theta Upsilon; Publications Board. Sigma Alpha Iota-Patsy Lou Robinson, Janice Ostrom�Sigma Delta Pi, Spanish president; Cathy Crabtree; Kay Salyer. honorary. Vandaleers-Patsy Lou Robinson; Cathy Wanda Gie Roberson� Pi Delta Phi, French Crabtree; Sunny Kinney; Emily Moser; Nancy honorary. Short. Eleanore Whitsett�Standards chairman; "I" Club�Marjorie .Assendrup; Deanna Panhellenic Council; Business Manager; 1957 Gertsen. Oregana; Publications Board. Hell Divers� Kathleen McBratney; Pat Sharon Armanko�UO Women's Ski Team Riley; Nicki Doerr. (took two and Place trophies at Inter-Col Pora-Pom Girls� Ruthanna Hawkins; Nancy legiate Winter Carnival in 1957). Campbell. Deanna Bishop�Finalist for Miss Pershing Vandalette Drill Team�Salle Beale; Karla Rifle. Klamper; Elna Magnusson; Elizabeth Curtis; Mary Belle Davis� Pi Mu Epsilon (mathe Sharon Connaughton. raatics honorary), secretary. Presidents�Sharrol Bartlett, A.W.S.; Patsy Joan Eichhorn�Toast of Alphaholics. Lou Robinson, Sigma Alpha Iota. Nancy Harailton�Organizations Editor, House Honors�Won the annual Spur Eleanore Whitsett, Oregon Business Staff, , of win Business Manager of Oregana 1957 Oregana. Nickel-Hop; Honorary pertormance Gloria Jenkins�Awarded Jim Sanders ning act in all-carapus talent show. Plaque, presented to the underclassraan on Omicron�U. of Illinois the Oregana business staff whose service and loyalty has contributed most to the success of Dianne Bauman�President of Y.W.C.A.; Ihe yearbook. Torch. Sandra Pearson�Phi Beta; University The Gerry Rader� Public Relations Chairman of atre's Outstanding Supporting Actress .Award Panhellenic; Torch; Shi-Ai Sing Chairman; for 1956-57, "Man and Superman," "Chalk Panhellenic Executive Coraraittee. Garden." Jeanne Johnson�Treasurer of Panhellenic; Barbara Pinkerton�Phi Theta Upsilon; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Beta Kappa; Mortar Y.W.C.A. public relations chairraan; S.U. Board; First prize in a Spanish Poetry con Directorate. test; Scholarship key. Nancy Reynolds�Phi Chi Theta, business Dottie Brunkow�Illini Student Union Di honorary; Ticket chairraan Junior Weekend; rector; Shorter Board. Treasurer; Religious Eraphasis Week. Mary Lou Bush� Torch; Junior editor of Sharron Woodworth�Y.W.C.A. Senior Cab the Daily Illini; Zeta Phi Eta. inet. Diane Doolen�Shorter Board; Y.W.C.A. Carolyn Christie�Kwama; Emerald staff; Cabinet. .Assistant Index Editor, Oregana. Barbara Lord�.Alpha Larabda Delta. Jane Garrett�Kwama; Duck Preview, Sub- Peggy Nolan�Shorter Board. chairman. Barbara Ferrell� Kappa Delta Pi, Educa Janice Hall�.Alpha Lambda Delta. tional Honorary; Phi Kappa Phi; College Nancy McKeown�.Alpha Lambda Delta, Honors; Scholarship key. House Scholarship Award. Jean Anderson�Highest Honors at gradua Marie Wyttenberg��meraW staff. tion. Lexie Hill, Washington U. Group Honors Jo Anderson�Shi-Ai, Alpha Lambda Delta; President of W.R.A. .All-Campus Sing Finalist. Panhellenic Pledge Presidents' advisor. Pledge Class Auction. Diana Kramp�Shi-Ai; Alpha Lambda 1st Place Trophy�Homecoming Float Pa Delta; Sophomore Manager of Theatre. rade. Cynthia Conningham�.Alpha Lambda- Delta. Xi�U. of Idaho Nancy Boldt�Torch; Junior Manager of Sue McMahon�President of A.W.S.; Mortar Theatre; Mask and Bauble. Board; One of the "Top Ten Seniors"; May Donna Treece�Sophomore Manager of Queen. Theatre. Louise Tatko�One ot Ten "Top Seniors"; Carlotta Hagen� 1957 Illio Beauty, Drake Mortar Board; editor of Gem yearbook. Relays Queen, Terrapin. Phi Beta Kappas� Betty Bovey; Jan Joy McCollum�Terrapin. Willms. Jeannine Rhine-Y.W.C.A. Cabinet; Illi- Alpha Lambda Delta�Nancy Campbell; greek News Editor. Margaret Remsberg; Marilyn Robinson; Kay Mary Lee Marbry�Student Senator. Salyer. Louella Broaddus�Scholarship Key. Mortar Board�Jan Willms. Lindley Crouch� Production Manager of Spurs�Nancy Carapbell; Margaret Rems University Theatre. berg; Carolyn Edwards, Spur of the Moment. Queens�Sue McMahon, May Queen; Carol Pi�U. of Nebraska Rossman, Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Queen. Connie Hurst�Student Council; treasurer Queen Finalists�Pat Riley, Princess of the of Red Cross; treasurer of Delta Sigma Rho; Military Ball; Karla Klamper, Freshman member of Daisy Chain in Ivy Day. Queen, Guardian Angel of the Air Force, Sally Flanagan�Student Council; Builders Navy Color Girl; Kristin Damm, Ski Queen. Board; Outstanding Builders Assistant; Ivy Theta Phi�Sharrol Bartlett; Diane Court; Dean's Committee. Mory neitn I oher, S.M.U. Sigma Day Advisory Kirkos Olmsted. Terry Mitchem�Activities Queen candi-

42 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 HONORS date; Union Board; Distinguished Service Union Board; Iowa representative in National Award in Union; Ivy Day Court; Student College Queen Contest; Mortar Board mem Council. ber; editor of the 1958 Hawkeye Yearbook. Carolyn Novotny�Activities Queen candi Marsha Brubaker�Chairman ot Greek date; Red Cross secretary; raember of Daisy Week; Y.W.C.A. Finance Chairman; A.W.S. Chain in Ivy Day; Sigma Alpha Iota rush Publicity Chairman and vice-president; Mor chairman. tar Board President; and 1957-58 Rushing Shirley Holcomb�Highest four-year average Chairman for Gamraa Phi Beta. of all French majors; Phi Beta Kappa; mem Nancy Erickson� 1956-57 Outstanding ber of Ivy Chain in Ivy Day. Pledge; A.W.S. Freshraan Council; Profile lbs Schaffer�Aquaquettes. Preview; Freshraan Journalism Planning Claudia Keys�Aquaquettes; Theta Sigma Comraittee; I.F.C. Forraal Publicity; Fresh Phi. man Y.W.C.A.; Orientation, Hawkeye Staff; Cis Lonsbrough Wilcox�Aquaquettes. and Young Republicans. Gretchen Saeger�Red Cross Board. Sigma�U. of Kansas Jeanne Cole�Aquaquettes. Sue Ann Haines� Pi Larabda Theta; State Margaret Marshall�Aquaquettes; Red Cross wide .Activities. Board; Cheerleader; raember ot Daisy Chain Ann Cook, Maryland Hill�La Confrerie; Dean's honor in Ivy Day. Ginny Phi Koppo Phi roll. Sylvia Wilbur�Aquaquettes. I Zoe Ann "Of Thee I Kay Gleason�Pi Lambda Theta. Kelly-Chorale; Sing"; Mu Phi .A All Student Mary Jo McCune�Pi Lambda Theta. Epsilon; Cappella; Council. Virginia Hudson�Pi Lambda Theta secre Beta Stephanie Snyder�Delta Phi Delta. tary; Ideal Nebraska Coed finalist; Phi Potucek�Attendant to law Kappa. JoLe queen; Jay Anne Olson�Phi Upsilon Oraicron; junior Janes. Barbara Reinhardt�Delta Phi Delta; At leader of Daisy Chain in Ivy Day. tendant to Carnival Mary Keys�Outstanding Senior Journalist; Queen. Barton�Pi Larabda Dean's Goddess of Agriculture finalist; Oraicron Jeanette Theta; honor roll. Nu; Maid of Honor to the May Queen. Barbara Wilson�La Confrerie; Dean's Jo Wyrens�Tassels; Cornhusker Section honor roll; Treasurer. Editor. Young Republicans; Donna Quill Club; Stu Rosemary Weeks�Member of Ivy Chain in Logan� Jay Janes; dent announcer ot KUDK. Ivy Day; Pi Kappa Lambda; Sigraa Alpha Dinah Wolters� of Public Iota Sword of Honor. Secretary AGI; Relations Director�Young Dele Judy Raraey�Theta Sigraa Phi. Republicans; to National Conven Dottie Novotny�Nebraska and Araerican gate Young Republican tion. Horae Economics Association. Sarah Dillaha�Delta Phi Delta; Historian Norraa Bossard�Sigraa Alpha Iota vice- and art director of Kappa Phi. president. Nancy Callahan�Speech Club; Quill Club. Mary Alice Anderson�Sigraa Alpha Epsilon .Ann Brennisen� Club; W.A..A. Sweetheart. Quack Callahan� Deraocrats, vice- House Honors�Coed Follies Travelers Act, Jayne Young president; All Student Council; AGI repre first place; Coed Follies Skit, first place; schol AWS coraraittee; Foren Jeanne Henry, Bradley U. Mortar Board Scholar sentative; scholarship arship, fourth place; Honor Chimes sic League. Newman Society, ship�Activities Awards, third place. Betty Hailey�Junior Panhellenic� Presi dent; Senior Panhellenic; Dean's Honor roll; Rho�U. of Iowa Clearing coramittee. of Sandy Lohner�Miss State University Joanne Johnson�Quack Club. Iowa (Miss S.U.I.). Marica Johnson�Quack Club. and at Janet Newcomer�Mecca Queen, Mary Wade�Quack Club�President. tendant to Quadrangle Queen. Becky Swander� President ot sophomore At Betty Broyles, Interfraternity Queen counselors; Vestry ot Canterbury Club. tendant, and attendant to Cadet Colonel. Linda Farmer�Dean's Honor Roll; State At Mary Taylor�Interfraternity Queen wide Activities�county chairman. tendant. Lelan Winchester�Dean's honor roll. Dental Billie Recher-Attendant to Miss Elaine Arrabruster�Collegiate Young Re Hygiene. publican�State secretary; Co-chairraan ot Sherry Reemtsraa-Delta Tau Delta Sweet Mid-West Federation of Collegiate Young heart. Republicans; Delegate to State Collegiate Re Donna Pfander-Attendant to Westlawn publican convention. Queen. Sallie Wyraan�University Players. Mary Evans�Westlawn Queen and Quad Sally Schofer-Delta Phi Delta; AWS. rangle Queen Attendant. Donna Dee Duncan�Pi Larabda Theta; Sally Boardman-Attendant to Interfrater Tau Sigma; Dean's Honor roll. nity Pledge Queen. True Binford�Tau Sigma Nancy Erickson�Attendant to Interfrater Mary McColum� President of .Art Educa nity Pledge Queen. tion Club; Kansas Regional Secretary�Canter Outstanding Carapus Leaders: bury .Association; Delta Phi Delta. of Ann Berner�Chairman of Meboc (Most Jean Elson�.AWS House Representatives; Barbara Pinkerlon, Oregon Statewide Activities, chairman. Phi Thela Eligible Bachelor on Campus); Secretary of county Upsilon

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Carol Clifton Church�Sasnak� honorary Spruce; chairman of organized house judiciary physical education, W.A.A. board. .Mary Sharon Cole� Pi Lambda Theta�vice- Phyllis Jefferys�Canterbury (secretary); Ski president; Dean's honor roll; Watkins Scholar club (treasurer). ship; Pi Kappa Larabda; "Of Thee I Sing;" Jo Anna Bole�Who's Who; Kappa Mu Ep Choral. silon. Merrilyn Coleman�.Attendant to Calendar Bobbi Kirschbaura�Aggie Angels (secre Queen; Mu Phi Epsilon; Light Opera Guild; tary); Occupational therapy open house chair "Gianni Schicchi"�opera; Statewide Activi raan. ties; Pi Kappa Lambda. Marlene Phillips�Newman club (historian); Marilyn Mundon�Junior Panhellenic Ad Collegian; Jr. Prom committee, visor; Dean for a Day; Senior Panhellenic; Joanne Chiappetti� Phi Kappa Phi. Hilltopper�"Jayhawker." Judy Steiner�Senior class Treasurer; Aggie Dorothy Sorrels�Dean's honor roll; Pi .Angels; Lambda Iota Tau; Pi Delta Epsilon; Lambda Theta; Attendant to Sig Ep Sweet ARFAW representative on WA.A Board; AWS heart. Public Relations Committee. Lorene Hunt Baldwin�Dean's honor roll. Marlene Uhrich�Lambda Iota Tau (treas Kitsy Towle, U. of Colorado Nancy Squyres�Dean's honor roll; Home urer); Central Committee of group leaders; "This Week We Honor" coming Queen attendant; Pi Larabda Theta. Tau Iota Omega (treasurer); Panhellenic Diane Warner�Senior Panhellenic; Young (president); Legislature; AWS council; Presi Democrats�Secretary of Collegiate Council; dent's advisory board; Pacemaker comraittee. Panhellenic� Chairraan ot constitution com Charlotte Gebauer� Pi Garama Mu. mittee. Marty Hinds�Counsellette Executive Board .Ann VV'illiams�.American Institute of (secretary- treasurer). Chemical Engineers� Publicity Chairman; Mary Ruth Dunlap�Aggie Angels; Junior First girl from Kansas University to receive a Class secretary; Silver Spruce; Tau Beta degree in chemical engineering. Sigma; Jr.-Sr. Scholarship; Phi Kappa Phi Sandra Falkenstein�Quill Club; Dean's Honor frosh; Outstanding Soph in Home Ec. Honor roll. Sandy Perry�Finalist in Frosh-Soph beauty Sylvia Frost� Pi Lambda Theta. contest. Pat Gallant�AWS; Newman Club, secretary. Carol Potter-Pepperette, Horticulture Kay Wright�Honorary speech correction. Queen; Junior Panhellenic council president; Kay Rider�Statewide Activities. Collegian staff; Liberal party representative. Jan Johnson�Statewide Activities; Jay Nancy Williams�5//j;er Spruce; Student Janes. union program coramittee. Gwen Nix�Green Hall dorm council; Rain Tau�Colorado State U. \-^ bow club (chaplain); Spur. .^..,0^^ .Ann Roerig�Spur; Freshman comraittee Jannie Deem�Managing Editor of Col chairman. legian, Board ot Publications, Pi Delta Epsi Idamarie Ogan�Spurs. lon; Liberal Party senator; Junior Prom Marjorie Myers�Sj/i/er Spruce (yearbook); Chairman; Aggie Angels (public relations offi cheerleader. cer); AWS legislature council. Marty Augustine�Jr. Panhellenic. Natalie Smith�Editor of Silver Sfnuce; Tau Shirley Reeder, Michigan Stole Karen Scheideman�Si'Zuer Spruce; Home Ec Iota Omega; President's Advisory board; "Senior of Ihe Week" comraittee; Freshraan coramittee. Board of Publications; Secretary of Liberal Janice Brandenburg�Liberal Party (chair Party; Junior Prom committee chairman; Pi Delta man ot special events coramittee); Secretarial Epsilon, .AWS legislature; representa club (treasurer). tive on new Student Union planning board; ,AWS Honor Carol Cady�Home Ec open house com Night committee chairman. mitlee. Charlene Hooker�Index editor of Silver Peg Dorsey�Cheerleader (alternate). Spruce; Panhellenic council. Ellie Lolly Enyart�Liberal Party senator; Rain Janitell�Aggie Angels (treasurer), bow club (lecturer); Collegian; Student union Leadership conference central coraraittee, Birthday Party committee. Junior Prom coraraittee. Jann Hargis� Publicity committee Honor Pat Harper�College Days Queen attendant; Prora attendant. Night; Collegian; Liberal Party representa- Jr. li\e. Carol Cornwall�(Pepperette head); Silver Spruce; Lambda Chi crescent attendant. Maxine Henke�Freshman class secretary; girl Carol Portis� Home Ec cheerleader (ist alternate); Spur; Alpha Spur; representative in judiciary. Lambda Delta; .AWS council; Silver Spruce; Darlene Butler�Si'/wcr AWS com Home Ec club (chairman for Spruce; college days). mittee. C;retclien Brown�.AWS council; .Alpha Margaret Williaras�Phi Kappa Phi; Beta 1. ambda Delta; WF officer; ist in Spur; place Beta Beta. Kxlemp at Speech raeet; 2nd in poetry. Pat Durham�Jr. Prom coramittee chair Gwen Wills�Swan club chair (publicity man. man); Publicity chairman of Skit Nite and Green and Gold Revue; Cadettee; Collegian; Phi�Washington U. Pi Delta Epsilon; Pepperette (1st alternate) Nancy Miller�Engineers' Ball Maid. Rulh Nelson, Oregon Stole Hesperia. Suzie Collins�Ha/c/te/ yearbook maid. Talons La \'etta Jones�Sports head \VA.A; Silver Terry Reich�Kappa Alpha Special maid.

44 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 HONORS

Gary Marshall� Beaux Arts Ball maid. Canterbury Club; Weekday Activities Chair Judy Ahraer�Alpha Lambda Delta and man of the Canterbury Club. Sophomore coraraission. Carol Grinstead�Big Woraan on Carapus; Bobbie Kallraan�Alpha Lambda Delta, Vice-President of Pi Zeta Kappa; Oraicron president of Sophomore coraraission. Nu; Oikonoraia; Union Activities Council; Carola Utsch�Senior women's athletic Tassels; Meraber of Shadowbox; Eta Epsilon; award. Dad's Day Coraraittee Chairraan; Mother's Camille Davisson�Angel flight; president of Weekend Coramittee Chairman; Conference Red Cross. on Religion Committee Chairman. Gini Berryraan�Thrysus; dramatics honor Marilyn Jaraes�Delta Phi Delta. ary. Carol Keller�Dean's Honor Roll; Kappa Lynne Kuehne�Thrysus. Phi; Eta Epsilon Secretary; Oikonoraia. Barbara Burcham�Social editor of Student Ann Kelley�Alpha Lambda Delta; Univer Life newspaper; Horaecoraing decorations co- sity Choir. chairman. Joyce Kirchner�Union Activities Board, Barbara Tunze�Mademoiselle Fashion Treasurer ot Mortar Board, Year Book Beauty Board. Queen, Chairman ot University Sing, Co- Chairman ot Career Conference. Helen Slate Psi�U. of Oklahoma Krook, Washington Charli Laux�Candidate for Sigma Phi Epsi President of Omicron Terry Ashley�Magazine Chairman; Execu lon Girl ot the Golden Heart; Staffwriter tor tive Council Leadership Training. Oklahoma Daily. Carol Baker�Secretary of Newman Club; Diane McCall�President ot the Pep Coun UAB Comraittee Oraicron Nu; Oikonomia (honorary home ec. cil; Outstanding Chairraan; organization). Music Sound Coordinator for Sooner Scandals. Marolyn Barrett�Treasurer of dorraitory. Judy McCarthy�Assistant Carapus Editor of Ann Bennett�Outstanding Senior of Psi the Oklahoma Daily. Chapter. Clara McCord�Carapus Rush Chairman; Ann Billingsley�Program, Theta Sigraa Oikonomia. Phi; Staff Writer of the Oklahoma Daily. Marcia McKinney�Sooner Scandals director Kay Bradley�Junior Panhellenic Repre tor Gararaa Phi Beta; Dean's Honor Roll; sentative; Dean's Honor Roll; Candidate tor Future Teachers of America. Sweetheart ot Sigma Chi; Outstanding UAB Margaret McMahan�Women's Choral Club. Coramittee Worker; Freshman Student Sena Pattie Meadows�Parliamentarian, Alpha tor; Publicity Chairman of Frontier Days; Lambda Delta; Junior Panhellenic Represen Vice-President of dormitory. tative; UAB Outstanding Committee Worker. Barbara Bruce�Dean's Honor Roll. Dee Miles�Candidate tor Sweetheart of Margaret Bucy�Treasurer of dormitory. Sigma Chi. Dorothy Dell Butler�President's Honor Patti Mills�Dean's Honor Roll; University Roll. Choir. Jane Carey�Secretary ot the Oklahoma Bunny Morrison�Year Book Beauty Queen State Student Nurses Association. Finalist; Secretary of Barber Shop Quartet Jo Clawson�Secretary of Kappa Phi, Treas Coramittee. Ann Patterson�Dean's urer of dorraitory. Honor Roll; Oiko Omicron Eta Co-Chair Jere Claxton�Future Teachers ot Araerica. nomia; Nu; Epsilon; Diane Eldridge, Arizona Stole Sue Cloud�Efficiency Chairman, Smarty man Horae Show; Tassels; UAB Outstanding Siudent Senate Party; Chairraan ot Dad's Day Publicity. Coraraittee Chairman. Betty Crump�Alpha Larabda Delta. Linda Raibourn�Oikonomia. Connie Enders�Oklahoraa State Student Merlyn Rath�Treasurer of dorraitory. Nurses Association. Judy Richards�AWS Representative frora Jeanne Englebert�UAB Barbarshop Quar dormitory. tet Committee. Kay Ellen Robertson�Oikonomia. Clarece Dyer�Alpha Larabda Delta; Mu Larayra Robinson�Dean's Honor Roll; Sec of the Phi Epsilon; Candidate for the Lottenville retary Intraraural Bridge Comraittee. Award. Sandra Rollins�Kappa Delta Pi; Candidate tor the Lambda Chi Sweetheart. Bobbie Ferguson�Treasurer of Panhellenic Alpha Hellen Ruark�Panhellenic Council; Co-chairraan of Greek Week Proj Mary Represen tative. ects; UAB Outstanding Coraraittee Worker. Liz Saddoris�Oikonomia; Omicron Nu; Patsy Ferguson�Corresponding Secretary, Dean's Honor Roll (first semester); President's Alpha Larabda Delta; UAB Outstanding Honor Roll (second seraester). Coramittee Chairman; of Christraas Secretary Gaynelle Siraon�Treasurer of dormitory. of Sooner Scandals Style Show; Secretary Sandra Skillern�Librarian. Ticket ot the UAB Exhibits Sales; Secretary Suzanne Smith�Soonerettes. Chairman of for Uni Coramittee; Recording Linda Stoll�Alpha Lambda Delta. versity Sing. Gene Nora Stumbough�Sky Queen ot the Sharon Fleetwood�Intramural Chairraan. National Intercollegiate Flying Association; Margaret Gamraill�Finalist for Air Force Vice-President ot the Canterbury Club; Out ROTC Queen. standing Member ot the .Air Knockers Flying Carol Green�Dean's Honor Roll; Finalist Club; Secretary of the Air Knockers Flying for Cadet Colonel. Club; Feraale Pilot of the Na Honorary Outstanding Mike Willson, Arizona Stole Green�Executive Board of tional Margaret Jane Intercollegiate Flying Association, Student Senate

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 45 Bev .Anderson�Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, House S.G.A. Homecoraing comraittee; Barnwarrain' HONORS Chairman; Sociology Club. Queen; Horaecoming Queen maid; Pt Glo Strongin�Social Chairraan, Home Ec. Larabda Theta. Third Place Accuracy Landings National In Education Club. Ann Evans-Chairman; Red Cross decora tercollegiate Flying Association. Jan Ladman�Producer-Director of two tion committee; Student Union; Riflettes. Anna Claire Swanson�Kappa Delta Pi, weekly T.V. Shows over WOI-TV; Radio Jackie Hurley-S.G.A. Office staff; Student Dean's Honor Roll; Future Teachers of Announcer for one daily program, WOI-FM. Union office staff. America. Jean McKee�Secretary, Horae Ec. Open Marian Johnston�Red Cross; Student Maribeth Thomlinson-KUVY Traflic House; Sophoraore Representative to Foods Union; Secretary-Treasurer of dormitory; Award. Club; Dorm Representative, Freshraan Horae W.A.A. Carol Williamson�.AWS Representative; Ec Club; Freshraan Y.W.C.A. Sandra Magill�Social Chairman of dormi Dean's Honor Roll. Barb Lowe� ISC Cheer Leader; Pep Coun tory; Homecoming Queen comraittee; Hell Missy Williaras�Sigraa Delta Pi. cil; Dorm Veishea Float Chairman; Racquets cats; Student Union coraraittee. Anita Wonn�Dean's Honor Roll. Club. Roseraary McCorraick�Orchesis; Red Cross; Ann Wood�Treasurer of OU Band; Mu Pat Henderson�Y.W.C.A.; Treasurer, Fresh serai-finalist for Horaecoraing Queen. Phi Epsilon; Tau Beta Sigraa; Kappa Phi. raan Y; Freshman Y advisor. Barbara Meyerotto�5/ioiyme magazine staff; Chapter Honors�Participated in Sooner Hellcats. Beta�U. of North Dakota Scandals; First place in House Decorations in Alpha Carol Neely�Student Union music com Horaecoming; winner of Kappa Sigma Soror Miriam Johnson�Sweetheart of Tau Kappa mittee. ity of the Year Trophy. Epsilon; Cheerleader; Junior Panhellenic Ad Peggy Papendick�Captain of dorraitory visor. volleyball teara; Intraraural chairraan for �Iowa Stale Omega Darlene Bender�Honorary Cadet Colonel; dormitory; Freshman volleyball teara; W..A..A. Omega Chapter�First place in the Sorority Finalist for Homecoraing Queen; Ideal Date Marilyn Rooks� Mo-Maids; Women's Rifle division ot Veishea Parade. Girl; Alpha Delta Theta. Team; Maneater staff; Red Cross. Marilyn Miller�Mortar Board; Phi Upsilon Carolyn Berkeland�Sigraa Alpha Epsilon Sally Schroeder�Hell-Cats. Omicron; President, Home Economics Coun Sweetheart; Queen Aurora attendant. Lynne Skatoff�Student Union committee; cil; Racquets Club; Y.W.C.A. Bobbie Helgerson�Majorette; Student Student Government; Maneater staff; W.A.A. Barbara Smith�Phi Upsilon Omicron; Co Council Representative. Anne Steinman-Secretary of Student Union ordinator Horae Economics Open House, Jo Ann Johnson�Penates Secretary, YWCA Research Committee; House Council repre Veishea; Panhellenic representative to Cardi Vice-President, Student Education Associa sentative; A.W.S. House Representative; nal Guild; Niads Swimming Club; I Frater tion, Dacotah Annual Staff. F.T.A. nity; Secretary, Home Ec. Education Club. Doreen Jundt�Sigma Alpha Iota Treasurer. Karen Sundstrom�Student Governraent; Marge Deobald�President, Foods and Nu Alethe Olson�Sigma Nu White Rose Savitar yearbook staff; Hell-Cats. trition Club; Vice-President, Omicron Nu; Queen; YWCA Jr. Cabinet; Grand Forks Connie Talbot�W.A.A.; Red Cross; Social Chaplain, Sigma Alpha Iota; Phi Upsilon Symphony; Alpha Lambda Delta. chairman of dormitory corridor. Omicron; Iowa State Tour Singers. Jean Peterson�Daco/a/t Student Staff; Beth Tedford-Mo-Maids; Student Union Mary Olson�Omicron Nu. Theta Sigraa Phi. office coraraittee. Student Governraent com Jo Junger-President, Delta Phi Delta; .Sec Diane Winjura�Penates; Panhellenic; raittee. retary, Engineers Banquet. Woraen's League. Carole Vollmer�Chairraan; Alumni Regis Mary Burris-President, Phi Upsilon Omi Jo Ann Roberts� Pi Omega Pi; Student tration Coraraittee for Homecoming; Student cron; Omicron Nu. Education Association President. Union dance committee. Geraldine Student Education As Judy Bloedel-Phi Upsilon Omicron; Omi Haugen� Sharon Whitaker�Red Cross; Hell-Cats. cron Nu. sociation; YWCA Sr. Cabinet. Judy Whiteside�President; Junior Panhel Karen Sather�Student Education Associa Nancy Fox�Co-editor, Panhellenic Rush lenic; Student Union committee; Student tion; YWCA Sr. Cabinet. Government committee. Book; Sports Editor, Woman's Day Edition Karen Moe� Delta Theta. Wilkins� of Iowa Slate Daily; Ad Manager, Senior Edi .Alpha Gay Student Government Home Karen Nelson Phi tion ot Iowa Slate Daily. Jensen� Beta Kappa; coraing coraraittee; Red Cross. Mortar Board. Anita Sellenschutter�Student Government Nancy Holston�Household Equipment Panhellenic A.W.S. Calendar New Representative to Home Ec Council; Chair Georgia Bray� Corresponding Council; Chairman; raan of Household Secretary. Student Orientation; Sigma Rho Sigma; Equip. Veishea open House. Pauline Johnson�Alpha Lambda Delta; Kappa Epsilon Alpha; Sigma Epsilon Sigma. Student Nurses .Association. Carol Crawford�Red Cross; Savitar Kathy Wright-Secretary, Sketch-Carapus Queen Sandra Oshel� Psi finalist of literary magazine; Dance Club; W.A.A. Alpha Oraega. (one seven). Marlys Chally� Penates. Anderson� Katharyn Barry-Costume Chairman, "Stars Jarene Kappa Epsilon Alpha Gwen Sette� Follies Chairraan. Over Veishea." Penates; (honorary for leadership and scholarship). Rebecca Olson�Penates. Elinor Alger�Kappa Epsilon Alpha; Sigma Carol .Auringer-Home Ec Council, History- Karen Sethre�Penates. Rho Sigma; W.A..A.; Orientation Board. Projects Chairinan; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, AVor- Jalna Holt-YWCA Jr. Cabinet. Koch�Student Nurses Ass'n.; Red ship AVorkshop; Contest Chairman, Veishea Jinnie Nell Henley�Dacotah Playraakers. Cross. Career Days. Sylvia Haage�Alpha Larabda Delta. Nancy Hamilton�Riflettes. Judy Freiberg-Omicron Nu; ISC Theater. Claudia Cook�Finalist for Sigraa Chi Sweet Suzanne Knipschild�S/toa^'me Magazine Margie Dickerson-Y.W.C.A. Cabinet and heart. staff; Student Union comraittee. E.\ecutive Council, Freshman Y .Advisor; Sci Marty Wood�Showme Magazine staff; Red entist Publications Board; Delta�U. of Missouri Vice-President, .41pha Cross. Sociology Club; Canterbury Club; Naiettes. Marlyn .Ameling-Red Cross; Intramural Hanna� in two cam Alice Nancy Representative Mary Merchant-Y.AV.C.A. Cabinet, chairraan of dorraitory corridor. pus fashion shows; Red Cross; Orchesis. Campus and Service; Community Represen Nora Ann Baldwin�Young Deraocrats. Rae Pfeil- Soli tative to Student Betty University Singers; Religious Council, Canter Carter� Mary Mo-Maids; Jr. Nurses' Ass'n.; taire Beauty Queen Contest. bury Club; Niads Club. Swiraming Jr. Red Cross. Barbara Marshall�W.A.A.; Mo-Maids; De Carolyn Jong-Intermissions Chairman, Creissen�Student Jean Government Home Chairraan of all carapus social chairraen. Veishea Dance; Secretary-treasurer, .Archery coraing coramittee; Junior Panhellenic dele Vera Eiler Freeraan�Student Governraent Club. gate; semi-finalist for Homecoraing queen. Council; Student Union Office Manager; Orr-Guest Senior Jane Chairman, Prom Sharon Edwards�W..A.A.; Hell-Cats. A.W.S. Council; Semi Comraittee. Religionin-Life-Week Phyllis Ellebracht-F.T.A.; cheerleader; nar Chairman, Mortar Board.

46 THE � CRESCENT OF GAMMA ?HI BE FA / SEPTEMBER 1957 HONORS Leslie Baxter�Y.W.C.A. Coraraittee Chair History Honorary. man. Sue Strimer�.Advisor Junior Panhellenic. Theora Disher�Mu Phi Epsilon; Music Ann Warren�Senior Advisor; Y.W.C.A. Carol Camp�Executive secretary Carousel Honorary; Phi Society; Sophomore Scholastic Committee Chairman. Board; S.G..A.; chairman ot Division of Edu Honorary; Dean's List; Treasurer, Mu Phi Phyllis Williams�Sophoraore Advisor; Co- cational Problems. Epsilon; Vice-President, Glee Club. Chairman Y.W.C.A. Coraraittee; Co-Chairman Ann Naggs�Future Teachers Ass'n; Rifle Nancy Good�Senior Advisor, Dean's List, Girl's Freshman Camp. Club. Y.W.C.A. Cabinet. Joanne Kirk�Monnett Weekend, Chairraan. Kathy Hinckley�Theta Sigraa Phi; Jennie Wilhelmina Good�Editor of Dorm News Theta�Vanderbilt U. Eraerson Miller Scholarship Award. paper, The Stuy-Jest. Alpha Margie Klein�F.T.A. Marj Hamann�Phi Epsilon; Chapter Song Chapter� First place in Stunt Night cora Barbara Craig�Panhellenic delegate. Leader, 3 years and led group to 2 first and i petition; first place in Red Cross Blood drive; Connie Claiborne�W.A.A. Publicity Com second. third place in Sigma Chi Derby. mittee; Senior raanager; Mo-Maids; Savitar Nancy Hanneman�Dean's List. Charlotte Bills�Delta Phi .Alpha (Gerraan). Sales representative; Varsity hockey and vol Nancy Kilgore�Kappa Delta Pi; Education Shirley Cox�Tri-Arts; A Cappella Choir. leyball. Honorary. Marie Fitzgerald�Delphians (Freshraan Pat Peden�Theta Sigraa Phi; Horaecoraing Rosemarie Larry�Secretary Senior Class; Women's Honorary Scholastic Society). Co-ordinator; Student-Faculty Committee on LeBijour (yearbook) Queen Attendant. .Alicia Gullett�A Cappella Choir; Athe Horaecoraing; Varsity Bowling. Mary Ann Lee�Dolphins Club. nians. Carolyn Wilkerson�Horaecoming Queen Jane Mahoney� Mu Phi Epsilon; Phi So Barbara Haralett�Delphians. attendant; Engineering Queen; St. Louis Press ciety; Dean's List. Frances Hart�Panhellenic Council. Photographers' Queen Finalist. Marty Mueller�Buyer; Hayes House. Barrye Jacobs�Delphians. Helen Talbott-Theta Sigraa Phi. Janice Kaye�Dean's List; Phi Alpha Theta, Anna Jackson�Meletians; Residence Halls Jill MacFadyen Funk� Editor; journalisra History Honorary. Council; vice-president of Panhellenic Coun school paper; reporter; Maneater staff; Miss Lois Horrocks�Dean's List; Scholarship to cil; Tri-Arts. Mizzou Calendar girl. Graduate School. Barbie Krapt�Lotus Eaters. Genie Plog�Phi Beta Kappa. Joan Leighton�Y.W.C.A. Chairman and Jean McCarn�Delphians; Tri-Arts. Rita Thornton�Pi Larabda Theta. Cabinet Meraber; 'Literary Editor, LeBijour. Toni Musso�Delphians; Phi Kappa Psi Glee Thorapson�Sigraa Epsilon Sigraa. Ruth Mountz�Red Cross. Representative "Miss Coramodore" contest; Sue Dierking�Sigraa Epsilon Sigraa. Ellen Ratkovich�Transcript Staff; Student .Advisory Council. Government Comraittee; Secretary, ,AWS So .Ann Parrish�Lotus Eaters. Eta�Ohio U. Alpha Wesleyan cial Coramittee; Y.W.C.A. Merabership Teara. Mary K. Prichard�Women's Athletic Anne Pusterhofer�Phi Beta Kappa. Merle Twining�Chairraan Monnett Week Board; Advisory Council. Carolyn Callenbach�Treasurer, Hayes end. Nancy Rodgers�A Cappella Choir. House; Secretary, Methodist Student Move Melanie Schlapak�Associate Literary Editor Valona Russell�Athenians; Advisory Coun ment. of the LeBijour. cil. Emilie De Weese�Chairman of Monnett Nancy Tozer�President WRA; Kappa Delta Vickie Savola�President of Freshman Weekend Comraittee; Secretary, W.R.A. Pi, Education Honorary; Phi Alpha Theta, Nurses.

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THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 47 U^iy^n^ Jeannine Driscoll-Wittenberg A Cappella Nancy Cook-Mortar Board; Who's Wlio; WlXJnXJwV^ Choir. Vice-President, Kappa Tau Alpha; Secretary, Sarah Gillespie-Phi Delta Pi. Theta Sigma Pi (Journalism Honorary); Presi- Jean Stout�Social Standards Comraittee; A Sue Guthermuth-Phi Delta Pi, Wittenberg dent. Gamma .Alpha Chi (.Advertising Honor- Cappella Choir. .A Cappella Choir ^ry); Canterbury Club. Kay Westerman-Social Standards Cora- Norma Hanley-Spech Honorary. Ellen DcChiccos�MR.A Participation raittee; Woraen's Athletic Board. Martha Hutchinson�Wittenberg A Cap- Award. Janice Petterson� Representative "Miss pella Choir; Dean's List. Alice Ann Dunnewald�Student Center Coramodore" contest; J.A.A-VU Council. Sharon Kerr�Candidate for Queen of Evaluation Committee. Junior-Senior Prom. Jo Ruth Edwards�Iota Epsilon (Home Iota U.C.L.A. Alpha j^j^ Biden Klingeman-Dean's list. Economics Honorary); Dolphin Club; MRA Judy Flint-Finalist for Horaecoraing Catherine Kopp-Candidate for Greek Week Awards. Queen; "Miss College" representative for Cali- Queen. Mary Helen Fisher-Secretary, Kirkos Qr.- tornia. Carolyn LaFon�Phi Delta Pi; Shifters. Sr. Service Honorary); Secretary, Service Co- Joni Mulder-Trolls; Junior Class Executive Maimu Leetraae-Delta Phi Alpha Aca- ordinating Council; Rally Committee; Presi- Council. deraic .Award. dent, COGS; Student Center Hospitality Com- Nola Weiss�Trolls. Jean Matsuraoto�Speech .Achievement raittee; Manada Queen Norainee. Helen Rohrer-Freshman Women's Honor- Award. Myra Garrett-ROTC Honorary Major; ary (scholastic)) Penny Radar-Candidate for Greek Week Finalist, Miss Football Contest; Delta Chi Ina Claire Sparks-Carapana Queen ot Sweetheart Nominee; COGS; Student Center Queen."" UCLA; Queen of ROTC Ball; Princess of Patricia Ridge-Dean's List; Delta Phi Evaluation Committee. Larabda Chi Forraal. Alpha; Phi Alpha Theta. Beverly Green-Sigina Chi Sweetheart Lehds-T Jola rolls. Laura Mae Shipley-Phi Delta Pi. Norainee. Gail McDonnaugh-Trolls. Sandra Brown Sraith-Dean's List. Joann Griffin-Treasurer, Rally Committee. Tom Wicoff� Spurs. jj^ Jean Stiver�Wittenberg A Cappella Joan Hackraan�Education Honorary. Sue Sonneborn-Chimes. Choir. Katy Hartman-MSM. Stewart-Award for valuable service Mary xancy Willis-AVittenberg A Cappella Peggy Hess-Honorary Cadet Major 'o AWS. Choir. (ROTC). Barbara Doss-Planetarium Alurana Seely p^t Hicks-Honorary Cadet Major (ROTC); ^'^^^'i- � Alpha Xi S.M.U. Treasurer, Panhellenic; Delta Sigraa Phi Alpha Mil Rollins College Felice .Anderson�Panhellenic representa- Sweetheart Norainee. ^^' MSM. Hill-Student Center Directorate First place in the woraan's division of ti^*^: Chi; COGS; Shirley Sarah Ballard� Larabda Delta; MSM. Chairraan; Conference; Talent Night for the second year in succes- .Alpha Group Leadership jJQf, Claudia Bratcher�Phi Larabda Theta Zeta Phi Eta (Speech Honorary); Delegate, (Education honorary); Zeta Phi Eta (Speech Student Union Convention; Dallas Delegate, Alpha Nu�Wittenberg College honorary); Dean's List, MSM. Collegiate Council ot United Nations; Chair- Roselyn Anderson�Phi Delta Pi. Dorothy Bowe�MSM; COGS. raan. Model United Nations; Merit Pledge Barbara Behlen�11500 assistantship to Ohio Judy Carter�Fashion Coraraittee (Student Award; Student Center Forum Comraittee; State; Dean's list. Union); Town Girls. MSM.

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48 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 raan Students (TAGS); University Choir; Marcia Worobec�.Alpha Psi Oraega. HONORS MSM. Elaine DeGaetaseo�Vice-President of new Peggy Earthraan-.AWS, Town Girls; .As dorm; Student Congress; Alpha Lambda Bobbie Hudell�Delegate, Panhellenic; sistant Rush Captain, GPB. Delta. Modern Dance Carol Group. Prater�Manada Queen Nominee. Lou Brock�Treasurer of new dorm. Karol Hargis�COGS representative; SCRA; Barbara Larsen�Secretary of Freshman Coral Union; Student Center Talent Com Alpha Omicron�North Dakota State Class. mittee. Barbara Ruddock� of Forester Chapter honors�First place in Snow Sculp Secretary Irion�Dean's List; MSM. Betty ture contest; year book; Phi Delta Pledge Queen. Billie clean-up carapaign trophy. Johnson-COGS Steering Coramittee; LaRae Gendreau� Ball of Leimone Young�Secretary-Treasurer of MSM. Charity Queen Hearts. Student affiliates of American Chemical So Carol Keeney�Alpha Tau Oraega Sweet ot Coraraission of Col Ruth Hoyraan�St. Patricia; Queen of En ciety; Secretary Study heart Nominee; COGS Steering Comraittee; gineers' Ball. lege Christian Coraraunity. Student Council Activi Secretary, Religious Ann Nelson�Coramander of Air Debs. Jean � ties; Student Center Evaluation, Forura, and Beta Alpha U. of So. California Janice Dietrich, Sharon Elliott, Sue Mc- Great Issues Coramittees; Delta Phi Doris Behneraan� Phi Sigraa Cone and Sharon Mische�Members of Air Sigraa Epsilon Queen Dean's (Spanish Honorary); List; English Debs. of Hearts. Club; Manada Queen Norainee; Committee Caroline W'ihon� Who's Who, Vice-Presi Sharon Mische, Linda Nelson and Margaret for United Nations of BSU. Assembly SMU; Benedict� Cheerleaders. dent of Junior Class; Trojan Araazons. Knowles� Larabda Delta Janelle Alpha Judy Hararaer�President of Panhellenic; Kaye Harrison�Chiracs; Amazons, Spurs; Mu Phi YWCA Head of Residence Coun (Scholarship Honorary); Epsilon President of Senior Staff; Editor of Bison Cabinet; COGS; Coral Union. AWS Cabinet. (Music Honorary); yearbook. cil; Judy Le Blanc-MSM. Barbara Peterson�Vice-President ot Senior Sharon Elliott�Sweetheart of Sigraa Chi. Maxine Leverett�Pi Sweet Class. Kappa Alpha Shirlene Schnell�One of eight heart Nominee. outstanding seniors. Susie Sweet�Vice-President of School of Doris Student Center Dance Cora Commerce. McElroy� Joyce Berg, Karen Sluka Mark and Harriet mittee; Modern Dance MSM. Fankhanel�Senator. Group; Fark� Members of Phi Kappa Phi. Roseraary Becky May�Rally Comraittee; Newman Club. Beta Beta�U. of Maryland Alpha Phi�Colorado College Dianne Means�AWS Housing Chairraan Chapter Honors�Second Place for Booth Larabda Delta�Sara Karloff, Secre (AWS Council); COGS; MSM. .Alpha at the Sophoraore Carnival; Intraraural Sports Coutchie, Keller, Betty Owens�Modern Dance Group; Stu tary; Margaret Mary Jo Trophy. Puckett, dent Center Dance Committee. Phyllis Bettye Jo Curamings, Jane Penny Wilkins�Phi Kappa Phi; Senior Lou Wilson, Barbara Partain�Rally Committee; Walter Fugate, Joceile Milligan, Molly Scholastic Honorary; Dean's List. Bradshaw, Grace B. and Margaret M. Williaras Molly Mary Rogers, Julie Ginger Shipway�Vice-President ot Queen Scholarship Harnden. (Jr.-Sr. years); Chairman, Student Center .Ann's Hall. Molly Bradshaw�Phi Beta Pi Talent Coramittee; Chairman, Religious Em Kappa; .Anne Lusby�Alpha Lambda Delta; Chore Gamma Mu; President of AWS. phasis Week ('57-'58); Leadership Conference; ographer for Aqualiner's Show. Barbara Drevdahl�Blue Presi Vice-President, Student Council Religious Ac Key Queen, Irma Dennison�Vice-President of Wico dent of Panhellenic. tivities; Executive Committee, Orientation Re mico; May Pole Dancer; Freshman Counsel Sue Schroeder� Psi organization ('57); Student Center Directorate; Alpha Kappa Queen. ing Program. Grace ot Inter Treasurer, Mortar Board. Mary Rogers�Secretary Betty Munyon� President ot Charter Chap Dorm Council; Vice-President ot Stu Gretchen Petty�Modern Dance Group. Foreign ter ot Sigma Alpha Iota; Historian, Woraen's dent Coraraittee; Suraraer School Scholarship Mary Joy Plum�Lambda Chi Alpha Sweet Chorus; Choir Chairman, Newman Club; to Oslo, heart Nominee; Honor Roll; Choral Union; Norway. Usher, May Day; Gamraa Sigraa Sigraa, Soror Sasaki�Wakuta, Honor Council. Y; MSM. Aray ity Service Honorary; Secretary-Treasurer, Troutman� Who's Who. Sherron Prescott�Business Honorary. Betty MENC. Burson� Sigma Stardust Suzanne Ray�President, Student Center Marilyn Kappa Nancy Reppert�Diamond. Fashion Committee; Manada Queen Norainee; Queen. Pat Metz-President, Tau Beta Sigraa, Band Linder�Phi Beta Miarai Rotunda Beauty; Beta Theta Pi Sweetheart Ingebord Kappa; Honorary; Diaraond; Woraen's Vice-President Triad Norainee; Student Center Directorate; Queen. ot Newman Club. Pledge Harnden�Phi Beta Activities Award. Julie Kappa. Marilyn Anderson�Editor, Omicron Nu, Rita Rhodes�Talent Coraraittee, Student Shirley Cochran� President, Omicron Nu; Alpha Psi�Lake Forest Center; COGS; MSM. Publicity Chairman, Collegiate 4-H Club; Dianne Seeman Colvin�University Scholar; Eleanor Long�Madrigal Singers. Senior Representative, Career Forum, Col Panhellenic Scholarship Award; Rally Com Joye Wright� President of Panhellenic; lege of Home Economics. mittee; Secretary-Treasurer, English Club; Phi Madrigal Singers. Pat Crane�Color Guard; Junior Class AWS Beta Kappa. Carole Goff�President of new dorm; Secre Representative; President, Riding Club; Nancy Seeman�Canterbury Club. tary W.A.A. Editor Office Manager, Diamondback, School Carolyn Smith�Treasurer, GPB; Zeta Phi Kit Grahara�Freshraan Counselor. Newspaper; Corresponding Secretary, Gararaa Eta, President (Speech Honorary; Secretary, Chris Heerraann�Panhellenic. Sigraa Sigraa; Delegate to National Conven Pi Gamma Theta; Wesley Players, Secretary; Adrienne Matson�Panhellenic. tion for Gararaa Sigraa Sigma. Treasurer, Arden Club; MSM. Kai Meidell�President of WAA, Bev Silar�Sweetheart of Sigma Chi; Usher, Jeanne Temple�Delegate, Publicity Com Ann Eubanks�Student Congress. May Day; Treasurer, F.T.A. raittee; MSM, Gail De Herdes�President, Alpha Larabda Jo Carroll�Color Guard; Candidate for Angi Tipps�President, .Alpha Lambda Delta; Student Congress; WSG.A; Freshman Sophomore Prora Queen. Delta; Kappa Mu Epsilon (Math Honorary); Counselor; Sophomore Class Secretary; High Libby Roberts�Corresponding Secretary, English Club; Sophoraore Honor Guard, Mor est Scholastic Average ot Sophomore Class; Women's Professional Club. tar Board; Delegate, Leadership Conference; Winner of Eraraa O. Haas .Award. Ann Cook� Phi Kappa Phi; Secretary, Sigma MRA; COGS. Barbara Dunbar�Freshraan Counselor. Alpha Omicron. Marcia Troy� President, GPB; English Suzy Callahan�Student Congress. Joyce Schaefer�Historian, Campus Chest; Club; Alpha Larabda Delta. Pat Friend�Cheerleader; .Alpha Psi Oraega, Diaraond; SG.A Culture Committee Chairman; Beth Tuer�Student Center Fashion Cora Draraatics Honorary. Executive Committee, Canterbury; Candidate raittee. Betty Binder�Alpha Psi Oraega. for May Queen; Mortar Board Big-Sister Com Carolyn Vance�Texas .Association of Ger Lynn Reinier�Panhellenic; WAA Board. mittee.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 49 Personnel Director for Carapus Chest; Secre Week Chairraan ot Sorority-Fraternity Open tary ot J-Hop Decorations and Continuity Houses. HONORS Cheer Director for Water Carnival. Sally Raush-Ye Merrie Players; Lois Bauerraann�Secretary-Treasurer of June Turner�First Place in Big Ten Dis leader. of Delta Pi, Sophoraore Prora. cussion Meet (debate); Superior Ratings in Judi Rogers-Secretary Sigraa Counselor; Editor of Caroline Cook�Tau Beta Sigraa. Iowa and .Alabaraa Meets; Selected as One Spanish Honorary; Wire. Carol Lake�Diaraond. of Top Ten Speakers in Purdue Tourna YWCA Newspaper, Live Mortar Meraber ot Motor Schaefer-Phi Beta Kappa; Shirley Hupp�Editor of a page in Dia ments; Student-Faculty Jan Board President. mondback, Garama Sigma Sigraa. Clommittee; Magazine Publicity Chairinan tor Susan Scott� of Christian Science Margie Kline�Second Vice-President, Water Carnival; Mortar Board; Theta Sigraa Secretary Gamma Sigma Sigraa; Vice-President, F.T.A. Phi; Pi Kappa Delta President for two years; Organization. Shaw�A Duane Phillips�Captain of Color Guard. Feature Writer for the Wolverine; Reporter Georgia Cappella. .Anne Sraith� Delta Pi, Education Margie Clark�Color Guard. for State News. Will do graduate work at Kappa Phi Diane Hunter�Dean's List. University of Edinburg, Scotland. Honorary; Sigma, Biology Honorary. Stewart�Mortar Delta Louise Rushton�Dean's List. Jean Board; Kappa �Miami U. Beta Epsilon Pi, Education Honorary; Inter-residence Barbara Beier�Pi Delta French Hon Beta Gamma�Bowling Green Phi, Council, Vice-President. orary, President. Taylor�WRA Board; President of Honors�Winner of Intraraural Jean Chapter won Carol Bill�Bowling Teara, 1956-57 Saddleers; Sper. Trophy. Trophy for First Place. Elizabeth Titus�Secretary of WRA. Christine Skodlar� of Class; Secretary Junior Carolyn Brown�Bowling Team. Gretchen VanAusdal�Phi Beta Kappa; Quill Type; Prora Coramittee Member; Sen Sharon Chiles�.Advertising Manager of Gararaa Theta Phi, Cheraistry Honorary; ior to AWS. Representative Recensio, Yearkbook; Associate Editor Dimen Treasurer of YWCA; Co-chairraan of Miami Gail Granfield� Editor ot the Managing sions Magazine. Chest; Phi Sigma Historian. Key; Book and Motor; Religious Emphasis Sue Chiles� President of Pledge Class of Laura Weise�Bowling Teara, Individual Week Chairraan; Prom Program Program Kappa Phi, Methodist Women's Organization. Honors. Chairman. High Claudette Cook�Student Senate, elected to Bonnie Wilkerson�House Chairman Fresh Carol Crouse� of Rifles Di Queen Pershing serve 1957-58. raan Dorm. vision. Downs� Chairman Fresh Judy May Day of Joan Williaras�YWC.A Cabinet; Speakers Janet Cook�Queen of Second Battalion Di man Dorra; Secretary ot Washington-Miarai Bureau; Phi visions, ROTC. Sigraa, Biology Honorary. Club. Lois Wineland�Counselor. Daffron�Sweetheart of Phi Psi. Jo Kappa Nancy Edwards�Sper. Barbara Schlundt�Miss Esquire ot 1956. Ruth Ellis�Sper. Beta Zeta�Kent State U. D'Isa�Attendant to \'enus in Jacques Kappa Elsie Ficker�Sper (President). Chariot Races. Joy Goodraan�President of Alpha Psi Sigma Jane Fox�Counselor in Freshraan Dorra, Nancy Looman�Named Outstanding Greek Oraega, National Draraatics Honorary; Second �957-58. Place in the Ohio State Woman, Award available to a Soror Interpretation Con Highest Virginia Gillespie�Cabinet of Westminster President of and test; National Blossora Festival at ity Woraan; Cap Gown; Foundation; .Assistant Director of Miarai Uni Apple President of Theta Phi; President ot Michigan State University; University Theatre Alpha versity Theatre production Born Yesterday. Rho Mu; Chairraan ot Student Productions of "Ondine," and "Haralet." Sigraa Spirit Carol Glos� Pi Delta Phi, French Honorary; and Traditions Board; Council of Student Af Rae Prosser�President of Panhellenic; Recording Secretary ot Panhellenic; House fairs; Star of "Eraraa" and received Laurels (an organization for outstanding Trophy Chairraan of Upperclass Dorm. as Freshraan .Actress. senior woraen which is national Outstanding Gwen Hinton�Co-Chairraan of Decorations petitioning Clark�Assistant Director "Eraraa," Mortar to Cardinal Sandy Coraraittee, .AWS Dance. Board); Secretary Key. Ruth Malik� and Gown; Mu White� Delta Pi. Cap Kappa Karolyn Kaye�Outstanding Pledge; Secre Mary Kappa Epsilon; Book and Motor, Charlotte Kibler�Treasurer of Delta tary of Junior Saddleers; Issue Editor of Kappa Coleen Schaefer� Graduated Cum raeraber of Pi Mu Laude; Dimensions Magazine. Pi; Epsilon. Received English Honors; Kappa Delta Pi; Susan Kinderman�Shakerettes. Elaine Lovasy�Cardinal Key; Mu Iota Tri Beta; Book and Motor, National Deaf Jan King�Shakerettes; CWEN; May Day Sigraa, Education Honorary. Chairman. Betsy Hines� Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Omega Pi, Beta Delta�Michigan State U. Judy Laurell�Theta Chi Dreara Girl; and Phi Gamraa Nu Honoraries. Shirley Reeder�Featured Vocalist on House Chairman ot Upper Class Dorra. Shirley Woody�Phi Gamraa Nu, National WK.AR-TV Shows, "Crescendo" and "Here," Margie Magill�Shakerettes. Business Woraen's Honorary. Supporting Star of TV Term Play; Chorus; A'irginia Moffett� Psi Chi, Psychology Hon Marilyn Rex�Kappa Delta Pi. Speech Club; Radio Workshop: Executive orary: Sigma Delta Pi, Spanish Honorarv. Chapter won first place in the annual Secretary of Big Ten Club; Director ot In Carol Nickleson�Treasurer ot .Marlin Club. Penny Carnival; All Sports Trophy of the formational Services; Executive Secretary and Marilyn Padgitt�Bowling Teara; Greek Women's Recreation .Association.

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50 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 CHAPTER DIRECTORY HONORS

PROVINCE I Beta Eta�Bradley U. Alpha, Syracuse University, Founded Noveraber ii, 1874. Judy Benthaus�Sophoraore Class Secretary. President: Mary Jackson, 223 S. Main St., Albion, N.Y. Joanne Chant-IF/io'i Who; Delta Phi Delta, Boston University, Chartered April 22, 1887. Delta. President: Frances Accorto, 871,4 Boston St., Soraerville, Mass. Rosemary Clinebell� Il'/fo'i Who. Alpha Alpha, University of Toronto, Chartered October 30, 1919. Barbara Detrick�Phi Alpha Theta, Presi President: Ann Kissick, 188 Haddington Ave., Toronto, Ont., Canada. dent; Wakapa, Secretary; Pi Kappa Delta, Alpha Tau, McGill University, Chartered Septeraber 26, 1931. Vice-President; Alpha Delta; Pi Gararaa Mu; President: Gail Turner, 202 Ballantyne Ave., Montreal West, Que., Canada. Alpha Lambda Delta; Junior Marshal. Alpha Upsilon, Penn State University, Chartered May 21, 1932. .Sharon Gray�Angel Flight; Student Senate; President: Mary Ellen Sterbutzel, 600 E. Fayette St., Connellsville, Pa. Panhellenic Council, Secretary. Beta Nu, University of Verraont, Chartered September 16, 1950. Jeanne Henry�Newman Club, Treasurer President: Nancy Davis, Greensboro Bend, Vt. for Central State Province; Recording Secre Boston, Chartered 1893. tary, Newraan Club; Angel Flight; Chimes, President: Miss Beatrice Charabers, Hotel Bellevue, Boston, Mass. Vice-President; John Henry Newraan Honor Buffalo, Chartered 1940. Society. President: Mrs. Herbert J. Preve, 175 Glenwood Dr., Williarasville, N.Y. Sandra Howe�Chiracs, Treasurer. Burlington, Chartered 1952. Marilyn Kresevich�Alpha Lambda Delta, President: Mrs. Donald Gregg, 199 Howard St., Burlington, Vt. Secretary. Montreal, Chartered 1938. Judy Meserve�Angel Flight. President: Miss Betty Cowling, 1 Belfrage Rd., Westraount, Que., Canada. Carol Miller�Alpha Lambda Delta, Presi Nassau County, Chartered 1950. dent. President: Mrs. L. H. Bishop, 38 Daley St., New Hyde Park, N.Y. Carole Pancoast�Sigma Alpha Eta, Public New York City, Chartered 1901. ity Chairraan; Historian ot Newman Club; President: Miss Henrietta Barnes, 206 E. 35 St., New York, N.Y. Majorette. Northeastern New Jersey, Chartered 1938. Jan Price�Alpha Delta. President: Mrs. Nestor J. MacDonald, 21 Hickory Dr., Maplewood, N.J. Joanne Rufe�Alpha Lambda Delta, Treas Philadelphia, Chartered 1935. urer. President: Mrs. Harry G. Bickford, 4148 Twynnwood Rd., Lafayette Hill, Pa. Marilynn Schroeder�A.W.S. Board. Rochester, Chartered 1945. Marelyn Vander Wart�Angel Flight, Secre President: Mrs. C. J. Houseknecht, 321 Cobbs Hill Dr., Rochester, N.Y. tary; United Fund Queen; Senior Class Secre State College, Chartered 1941. tary. President: Mrs. Edward Czekaj, 431 Martin Terrace, State College, Pa. Janet Weerts�Sigma .Alpha Iota, President; Syracuse, Chartered 1892. Chimes; Vice-President Lutheran Students President: Mrs. Kenneth Reinhardt, 198 Landsdowne Rd., Dewitt, N.Y. Association. Toronto, Chartered 1919. Beth Pinnell�A.W.S. Board, Secretary; President: Mrs. Eric Taylor, 823 Concession St., Apt. 9, Harailton, Ont., Canada. Chiracs; Alpha Delta; Sigma Alpha Eta, Cor Westchester, Chartered 1938. responding Secretary. President: Mrs. Charles Garaper, Matthiessen Park, Irvington-On-Hudson, N.Y.

Beta Iota�Idaho Stale PROVINCE II EAST Candra Berlin�Chimes. Chartered Noveraber Alpha Eta, Ohio Wesleyan University, 10, 1923. Birdelle Bloem�Spurs; Handbook Chair President: Cline Hollow Pa. Nancy Kilgore, Rd., Export, raan. Alpha Chartered Nu, Wittenberg College, June 9, 1929. Eraraa Bedard�Student Council Secretary. President: LaFon, Blue Ridge Sanatoriura, Charlottesville, Va. Carolyn Nanette Burkhart�Spurs, Secretary of Beta Gamma, Green State University, Chartered October 23, 1943. Bowling Graveley Hall, Military Ball Attendant. President: Christine Skodlar, 20371 Nuraann Ave., Euclid, Ohio. Allene Chehey� Who's Who, Senior Class Beta Epsilon, Miami University, Chartered April 12, 1947. Secretary, Assembly Coramittee. President: Marilyn Padgitt, 521 W. Grace St., Rensselaer, Ind. Nancy Christensen�Chimes. Beta Zeta, Kent State University, Chartered October 25, 1947. Connie Coombs� Delta President: Elaine Lovasy, 15830 Norway Ave.; Cleveland 11, Ohio. Kappa Epsilon (Na tional Education Beta Xi, Ohio State University, Chartered April 28, 1951. Society). Lee Davis� Who's Who. President: Ellie Zerkle, Saint Paris, Ohio. Shirley Dunn� Who's Hall Bowling Green, Chartered 1941. Sherryl Who, Graveley President: Mrs. Douglas Reid, 232 N. Enterprise, Bowling Green, Ohio. President, Judiciary Board, A.W.S. Vice Presi Canton-Massillon, Chartered 1951. dent. President: Mrs. Ralph C Schaub, 1308 Arnold Ave., N.W., Canton 3, Ohio. Nancy Garrett�Spurs, Pompon Girl. Cinctnnati, Chartered 1941. Renee Garrett�Military Ball Attendant. President: Mrs. Warren Wirtz, Jr., 8616 Elmtree Ave., Cincinnati 3.. Ohio. Virginia Godbold�Treasurer of Graveley Cleveland, Chartered 1916. Hall. Bruce Ohio. President: Mrs. David K. Baird, 24126 Rd., Bay Village, Dorothy Henry�Social Comraittee. Chartered Cleveland-East Suburban, 1955. Susan Higbie�Spurs, Freshraan Class Sec President: Mrs. M. .A. Ide, 26384 Oriole Ave., Euclid 17, Ohio. retary. Chartered Columbus, 1929. Marion Holcorabe�Kappa Delta Epsilon. President: Mrs. Keith L. McClatchie, 898 Oxford St., Worthington, Ohio. Jan Kearsley�Spurs. Dayton, Chartered 1941. Linda Parke�Chiracs, Tau President: Mrs. David J. Fox, 1626 Vancouver Dr., Dayton 6, Ohio. Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart. Kent, Chartered 1950. Perrin� Girl. President: Mrs. G. David Kutinsky, Route #3, Hudson, Ohio. Georgia Spurs, Porapon Rita Potter� Who's Silver So Lima, Chartered 1957. Who, Tassel, President: Mrs. D. J. Maxwell, 181 1 Wendell Ave., Lima, Ohio. cial Coramittee, Women's Representative.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 51 Loisville, Chartered 1955. HONORS President: Mrs. Fred VV. Eickmeyer, 2424 Ransdell, Louisville, Ky, Springfield, Chartered 1929, President: Mrs, Robert Ohio, Gloria Rohner�Silver Tassel. Holland, 136 Englewood Rd,, Springfield, Summit Chartered Colleen Stibal�Junior Class Treasurer. County, 1956. President: Mrs. R. B. Hudson Dr., Stow, Ohio. Shirley Thomassen�Judiciary Board. Gregory, 5097 Toledo, Chartered Jan Treloar�j1'/(o'i Who, Siher Tassel, 1945. President: Mrs. Richard 2607 Medford, I'oledo, Ohio. President of Graveley Hall, Bishop, Chartered Dianne Williams�Chimes, President-elect Youngstown, 1956. President: Mrs. W. B. Becherer, Woodbine Ave., Youngstown, Ohio. of Chimes; A.W.S,; Big Little Sister, Chair 137 raan. PROVINCE II WEST Mitzi Williaras�Student Council, Who's Beta, University of Michigan, Chartered June 7, 1882. Who; Judiciary Board; .Attendant to May President: Marcia Keep, 501 Pine St., Lockport, N.Y. Queen. Epsilon, Northwestern University, Chartered October 18, 1888. Marilyn Wiswall�Received Maude Cosho President: Robson, 405 Lake St., Lancaster, Ohio. Houston Award for the Outstanding Junior Carolyn .Alpha Psi, Lake Forest Chartered May 19, 1934. Woraan; Silver Tassel; Social Comraittee; College, President: Lynn Reinier, 982 Wadsworth Rd., Zion, 111. Judiciary Board; President-Elect ot Kappa Alpha Omega, University of Western Ontario, Chartered October 24, 1936. Delta Epsilon. President: Carolyn Currie, 486 Dufferin Ave., London, Ont., Canada. Chapter Honors�"T" Club Scholarship Beta Delta, Michigan State Univei-sity, Chartered June 3, 1944. Plaque� third consecutive year; Sponsored President: Mary Martin, 2637 Proctor St., Flint, Mich. Winning Candidates: Ugly Man Contest, Bill Beta Pi, Indiana State Teachers College, Chartered September 13, 1952. Haynes; King of Hearts, Marsh Ramey. President: Alice Hochgesang, 706 Clay St., Jasper, Ind. Indiana University Indiana � Colony, University. Beta Kappa Arizona State President: Malissa Lovell, 71 Brussell Dr., Eggertsville, N.Y. Honors�Phoenix Panhellenic Chapter .Ann Arbor, Chartered 1936. Panhellenic Scholarship plaque, Scholarship President: Mrs. Augustus P. Stager, Jr., 949 Hockey Lane, Ann Arbor, Mich. and Panhellenic Cup Junior Scholarship Birmingham, Chartered 1948. Plaque. President: Mrs. James McGuire, 792 Fairfax, Birrainghara, Mich. Billie Narramore-President, AWS; Jane Bloomington, Chartered 1956. AAUW .Award Who's Who. Winner; President: Mrs. Williara .Allen, 1608 E. University, Blooraington, Ind. Pleiades. Lyndal Dye� Chicago, Chartered 1891. Tolliver�Pleiades. Rosemary President: Mrs. Charles R. Fitch, 9055 S, Luella .Ave., Chicago, 111. Davidson� Sandy Spurs. CHicAcoNoRriiwEST Suburban, Chartered 1955. Kay Kuykendall�Spurs. President: Mrs, Walter Christopher, 423 N, Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, 111. H7!o'i Who. Gayle Berkenkamp� Chicago-West Suburban, Chartered 1949. President: Mrs. Jesse Wm. Buckman, 641 N. Stone Ave., La Grange Park, 111. Beta Lambda�San Diego State Detroit, Chartered 1913. Patricia Brown� Xolotl (Student Counsel President: Mrs. John A. Moekle, 16855 Westmoreland, Detroit 19, Mich. ing and Orientation Group). Elmhurst, Chartered 1954. Molly Capp�Aztec Engineer Business President: Mi-s. Malcolm Lewis, 472 .Arlington, Elmhurst, 111. Manager; American Society ot Civil Engi EvANSTON-NoRTH SHORE, Chartered 1949. neers Social Coraraittee; College Y. President: Mrs. .A. O. Baumann, 229 Maple Ave,, Wilmette, 111. Carlson� Chosen to with a Chartered Marilyn sing Evansville, 1956. , U.S.O. g[roup which is touring in the Far East. President: Mrs. Jaraes E. Morse, 2804 E. Walnut, Evansville, Ind. Annette Cooper�College Y. Grand Rapids, Chartered 1950. Bonnie Cooper�Finalist for Theta Chi President: Mrs. Clarence Moulton, 503 Carabridge Blvd., S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich Dream Girl. Indianapolis, Chartered 1942. Ann Crosby�College Madrigals; Finalist for President: Mrs. Edwin E. Tuttle, 601 E. 58 St., Indianapolis, Ind. Sweetheart ot Sigraa Pi. Jackson, Chartered 1953. Pat Curtis�Co-recreational chairman; Car President; Mrs. Harold E. Handley, 2138 Horton Rd., Jackson, Mich. nival chairman and board raember of WRA; Lake County, Chartered 1950. Physical Education Majors Club. President: Mrs. David Stiles, Jr., 606 Buckinghara PI., Libertyville, 111. Kathy DeKirby� Miss San Diego; Pledge LansingEast Lansing, Chartered 1948. Chariot Races Pageant Queen; Candidate for President: Mrs. Shirley Lay Bayless, 534 Evergreen Ave., East Lansing, Mich. Kappa Alpha Dixie Rose. London, Chartered 1937. Susan Dunning�Candidate tor Tau Kappa President: Mrs. R. C Harailton, 354 Victoria St., London, Ont., Canada. Epsilon Dream Girl; Candidate for Tau Oak Park-River Forest, Chartered 1953. Kappa Epsilon's Miss Flapper. President: Mrs. John H. Vincent, 1418 Forest Ave., River Forest, 111. Helen Du Paul- AWS Board. Rockford, Chartered 1946. Jo .Ann Farrow� Panhellenic Rush Com President: Mrs. Kenneth Ball, 1411 Brownwood Dr., Rockford, 111. raittee. South Bend, Chartered 1955. Kay Hardy�Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen of President: Mrs. .Arthur L. Schlorch, 1421 E. McKinley, South Bend, Ind. Hearts. Tfrre Haute, Chartered 1952. Lois Hebner�Cap and Gown (equivalent of President: Mrs. Charles Callahan, 1824 S. 23 St., Terre Haute, Ind. Mortar Board); Who's Who; Kappa Delta Pi; PROVINCE III Xolotl. Mary Lou Heiken�California State Teach Omicron, University of Illinois, Chartered May 24, 1913. er's .Association; .Aztec .Angel's Flight. President: Diane Doolen, 132 Ninth St., Lincoln, 111. Maren Heubach�Cap and Gown; Who's Sigma, University ot Kansas, Chartered October 9, 1915. Who. President: Lelan Winchester, Willowbrook, Hutchinson, Kan. Laurel Higgins�Candidate for Sweetheart Phi, Washington University (St. Louis), Chartered February 23, 1917. of Sigma Chi; Home Economics Club. President: Caraille Davisson, 426 E. Big Bend Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. Diane Jangaard� Alpha Larabda Delta; Lec .Alph.\ Delta, University of Missouri, Chartered May 20, 1921. tures and .Assemblies Committee. President: Donna Harris, 4225 Roland, Normandy, Mo.

52 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 Alpha Theta, Vanderbilt University, Chartered June 25, 1924. President: Alicia Gullet, 1684 Harvard Rd., N.E., Atlanta, Ga. HONORS Beta Eta, Bradley University, Chartered April 3, 1948. President: Barbara Detrick, 1810 W. Callender Ave., Peoria, 111. Jepson-Del Sudoeste (SDSC annual) Beta Upsilon, Kansas State Chartered March Lolly College, 23, 1957. staff. President: Kathleen Schultis, 218 S. Grand, McPherson, Kan. Jones�Cycling Club. Wichita University, Wichita, Kansas. Carolyn June Keith-Head Majorette of Aztec President: Sally Jo Norton, 2933 S. Glenn Ave., Wichita, Kan. Marching Band; WRA Board; Physical Edu Champaign-Urbana, Chartered 1929. cation Major's Club. President: Mrs. C E. Facer, 805 E. Florida, Urbana, 111. Jackie Kerkoff-Sigraa Phi Epsilon Chariot Columbia, Chartered 1941. Queen. President: Mrs. Harry Huff, II, 1011 Prospect, Colurabia, Mo. Joan Kilpatrick�Public Relations Advisory Kansas City, Kan,, Chartered 1950. Comraittee; Del Sudoeste Graduate Editor; President: Mrs. Iden Reese, 1112 N. 19 St., Kansas City, Kan. San Diego State College Speech Squad; Pi Kansas City, Mo., Chartered 1923. Kappa Delta. President: Mrs. Charles Shafer, 415 E. 81 St., Kansas City 10, Mo. Jean Maupin�Kappa .Alpha Chariot Queen. Lawrence, Chartered 1941. Carol Minor-Cycling Club, \VK.\ Board. President: Mrs. Richard 1020 Sunset Kan. Lashley, Dr., Lawrence, Donna Netterfield�Candidate tor Tau Manhattan, Chartered 1956. Kappa Epsilon Dream Girl. President: Mrs. D. C Danielson, 615 Denison, Manhattan, Kan. Barbara Peratt�Psi Chi (national honorary Memphis, Chartered 1952. psychology fraternity); College Y. President: Mrs. Roy Raphael, Jr., 1499 Wanda, Tenn. Meraphis, Beverly Snow� General Chairman for the Nashville, Chartered 1929. .Annual Panhellenic Workshop; "Mademoi President: Mrs. J. N. Thomasson, 209 Westover Dr., Nashville, Tenn, selle" College Board Member; Newman Club. New Orleans, Chartered 1957. Lovey Stokes�Candidate for Sigma Alpha President: Mrs. Daniel W. Hayes, 5529 S. New Orleans, La. Johnson, Epsilon Miss Thunderbird. Peoria, Chartered 1947. Frances Svaboda�Alpha Lambda Delta; President: Mrs. Paul Petri, N. North 111. 2134 St., Peoria, General Director ot Panhellenic Rush Com St. Louis, Chartered 1919. raittee. President: Mrs. James Lumpp, 7114 Cambridge, St. Louis 5, Mo. Nadja Toule�Candidate for Alpha Tau Shreveport, Chartered 1956. Oraega "Miss Shipwreck." President: Mrs. J. H. Mayfield, Jr., 346 Corinne Circle, La. Shreveport, Mary Ward�Cap and Gown; Who's Who; Topeka, Chartered 1955. President of Pi Kappa Delta; Alpha Larabda President: Mrs. Ferdinand Voiland, Woodlawn, Kan. Jr., 130 Topeka, Delta; Secretary-Treasurer of the Political Wichita, Chartered 1925. Science Club; Associated Students Council- President: Mrs. H. L. Wilson, 2206 Marigold Lane, Wichita 4. Kan. Upper Division Representative; Lectures and Publication PROVINCE IV Asserablies Coraraittee; Board; San State College Speech Squad. of Diego Gamma, University Wisconsin, Chartered Noveraber 14, 1885. , Pat.sy O, Wright�Aztec Angel's Flight, President: Pat Regan, Box 5, Howard, R.I. Gail Wright�Christian Science Club. Kappa, University ot Minnesota, Chartered 29, 1902. May Edith Young�College Chorus. President: Rae Langford, 340 N. Cretin St., St. Paul, Minn. Rho, State University ot Iowa, Chartered June 15, 1915. Chapter Honors President: JoNett Melchert, 408 S. 7th St., Clinton, Iowa. award for dur Omega, Iowa State College, Chartered December 21, 1918. Special good sportsraanship frora Gararaa President: Barbara Sraith, 5014 Grand Ave., Des Moines, Iowa. ing Inter-Sorority Sports Alpha Delta Alpha Beta, University of North Dakota, Chartered June 16, 1920. Sorority. President: Georgia Bray, 625 Belraont Rd., Grand Forks, N.D. Garama Phi Beta-Sigma Pi Homecoming Float won in mixed division. Alpha Kappa, University ot Manitoba, Chartered June 5, 1925. 3rd President: Nora Anne Richards, 139 Harvard Ave., Winnipeg, Man., Canada. Alpha North Dakota Omicron, State College, Chartered February i, 1930. Beta Omicron�Oklahoma City U. President: Jean Anderson, 1036 Twelfth St., N., Fargo, N.D. Honors Ames, Chartered 1940. Chapler President: Mrs. P. L. Stow, 219 Ash Ave., Ames, Iowa. P.E.O. Sisterhood Award for Highest Schol Black Hills, Chartered 1957. arship Honors for the fourteenth consecutive President: Mrs. John A. Lippincott, 802 E. Indiana, Rapid City, S.D. year. Cedar Rapids, Chartered 1948. Activity Award�for organization having President: Mrs, .Adam A. Kreuter, RFD #3, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. raost activity points. Des Moines, Chartered 1919. May Day Sing�First Place. President: Mrs. Harrison E. Cass, Stedebharan Farm, Curaraing, Iowa. Senior Day Booth�First Place. Duluth, Chartered 1957. Turtle Race�First Place. President: Mrs. Dudley Sraith, 3304 E. First St., Duluth, Minn. Keshena Kapers�Third Place. Fargo, Chartered 1929. Individual Honors President: Mrs. Kenneth L. Peterson, 1 1 10 Ninth St. S., Fargo, N.D. Linda Andress�Third Place, Yearbook Grand Forks, Chartered 1946. Beauty Queen; "President of Seax Geferscipe"; President: Mrs. Richard H. Stone, 2124 Fourth Ave. N., Grand Forks, N.D. Letzeiser Bronze Medal Award for Under Iowa City, Chartered 1931. classman Scholastic Achieveraent. President: Mrs. Robert Z. Anderson, 504 Grandview Ct., Iowa City, Iowa. Barbara Bloora�President of Kappa Pi, Stu Madison, Chartered 1913. dent Senate. President: Mrs. Richard McKenzie, 5026 LaCrosse St., Madison, Wis. Sandrea Carrico�Epsilon Pi Tau Sweet Milwaukee, Chartered 1902. heart; F.T.A.; Student Senate. President: Mrs. Henry Wisland, Jr., 6548 Washington Circle, Wauwatosa 13, Wis. Marion Corley�Sigma Alpha Iota; Okla Minneapolis-St. Paul, Chartered 1904. homa Maid of Cotton Finalist; Surrey Singers; David President: Mrs. H. Warner, 5117 Skyline Dr., Minneapolis 24, Minn. Opera Workshop; Choir. TRi-CrriES, Chartered 1938. Anne Cronin�F.T.A. President, State Treas A. President: Mrs. W. Thorngren, Jr., 3724-i4th St., Moline, 111. urer of Student Senate; President of Okla-

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 53 Waterloo, Chartered 1951. HONORS President: Mrs. Leo Baker, 263 Kenilworth, Waterloo, Iowa. Winnipeg, Chartered 1929. President: Mrs. M. Moore, Girton Canada. homa F.T.A,; Vice-President of Student Sen J. 104 Blvd., Tuxedo, Man., ate. PROVINCE V NORTH Nancy Cullins�F.T.A. Sylvia Vavis� Who's Who; Cardinal Key; Theta, University of Denver, Chartered December 28, 1897. Out-going President of Kappa Pi; Magnum President: Alice Taylor, 1601 Fifteenth Ave., Greeley, Colo. Cum Laude; French Club; Outstanding Senior Pi, University of Nebraska, Chartered June 15, 1914. Art Major; B.S.U. President: Anne Olson, 13th & Omaha, Norfolk, Neb. Pat Denton� Night School. Tau, Colorado .A & M College, Chartered October 15, 1915. President: Eleanor Sacra Faull-Miss Printing Week 1957; Janitell, Fountain, Colo. Pesident of Pennington Hall Club; President Alpha Phi, Colorado College, Chartered October 15, 1932. of F.T.A.; Methodist Student Movement President: Betty Lee Troutman, 722i-6ist, Merriam, Kan. Council. Beta Rho, University of Colorado, Chartered March 13, 1954. President: Kay Gordon�Out-going Treasurer of Margaret Warren, 409 E. 7th Ave., Ft. Morgan, Colo. Chartered F.T.A.; Secretary of F.T.A. Billings, 1952. President: Mrs. Kathy Uarper-Who's Who; O.C.U. Prin John E. Hynes, 443 Rimrock Rd,, Billings, Mont. Keshena Boulder, Chartered cess; Basketball Queen; Press Club; 1953. President: Mrs. R. Left Hand Yearbook Sports Editor. G. Sutherland, Canyon, Boulder, Colo. Colorado Carol Hayward�Student Senate; Candidate Springs, Chartered 1932, President: Mrs. C. of Sigraa Phi Epsilon's "Girl of the Golden Jaraes Bowers, 1506 E. Kiowa, Colorado Springs, Colo. Chartered Heart"; Methodist Student Moveraent; Choir; Denver, 1907. Candidate tor Oklahoraa Maid of Cotton. President: Mrs. C. H. Christopher, 2233 S. Josephine, Denver 10, Colo. Fort Chartered Mary Gwynne Hill�Candidate for Miss Collins, 1945. Oklahoraa City. President: Mrs. William J. McGinnics, 719 S, Washington, Ft. Collins, Colo. Chartered Margaret Houk-O.C.U. Varsity Cheer Lincoln, 1938. Mrs. leader; Choir. President: Ross McGlasson, 3219 S. 29 St., Lincoln, Neb. Chartered Donna Karol Jones Bickford�A^ei/tena Omaha, 1919. President: Mrs. Donald Yearbook Editor; Who's Who; Cardinal Key. Deter, 2532 Iowa St., Omaha, Neb. Carolyn Jordan�Student Senate; Who's PROVINCE V SOUTH Who; Cardinal Key; Sigma Alpha Iota; Surrey Singers; Opera Workshop; Choir. Psi, University of Oklahoma, Chartered September 13, 1918. Carolyn Lamb�Methodist Student Move President: Carol Grinstead, 1891 Prudom, Pawhuska, Okla. raent. Alpha Zeta, University of Texas, Chartered May 29, 1922. Lanita Maddux�Sigma .Alpha Iota; Surrey President: Margaret Turpin, 809 Pine, Orange, Tex. Singers; Opera Workshop; Choir; Queen ot Alpha Xi, Southern Methodist University, Chartered September 21, 1929. Old Settler's Reunion of Cheyenne and President: Barbara Partain, Page Rd., Nashville, Tenn. Arapaho Counties ot Oklahoma. Beta Omicron, Oklahoma City University, Chartered November 3, 1951. Virginia Massengale� ly/to'i Who; Student President: Virginia Massengale, 903 E. Jefferson, Hugo, Okla. Senate; Methodist Student Movement; Presi Beta Tau, Texas Technological College, Chartered March 10, 1956. dent of Panhellenic Council; Candidate for President: Sandra Broome, Box 598, Anton, Tex. Keshena Yearbook Queen; F.T..A. Albuquerque, Chartered 1952. Lois 'Meschberger� IF/io'i Who; Historian President: Mrs. David Kendall, 7710 Cutler Ave., N.E., Albuquerque, N.M. of Sigma .Alpha Iota; Surrey Singers; Choir; Amarillo, Chartered 1955. Vice-President ot Opera Workshop; Out President: Mrs. Tomray Martin, 1517 Virginia, .Araarillo, Tex. going President of Vocal Arts; College Play Austin, Chartered 1947. ers. President: Mrs. M. V. Smith, 1411 A. Brakenridge Apts., Austin, Tex. Vada Mustion�Methodist Student Move Bartlesville, Chartered 1952. ment Council. President: Mrs. Harry Fair, 1436 Johnstone, Bartlesville, Okla. Peggye O'Connor� Secretary Student Sen Beaumont, Chartered 1956. ate; Who's Who; Vice-President Cardinal President: Mrs, Frank G, Swindle, 3050 Dogwood Lane, Beaumont, Tex, Key; College Players; Leading roles in College Corpus Christi, Chartered 1956. Play Productions. President: Mrs. Rex H. Stever, 4010 Brentwood, Corpus Christi, Tex. Carole Page Kirkland�Surrey Singers; Dallas, Chartered 1930. Kappa .Alpha Rose .Attendant; Choir. President: Mrs, Edward L. Vint, 10015 Olraos Dr., Dallas, Tex. Barbara Parker�Magna Cum Laude. Fort Worth, Chartered 1946. Glenna Kay Rea�Sigraa Alpha Iota; Choir; President: Mrs. C. A. Roland Anderson, 3220 Spanish Oak Rd,, Ft, Worth, Tex. Piano Club. Houston, Chartered 1941. Katherine Reid�Sophoraore Class Repre President: Mrs. Williara Bailey, Jr., 2415 Drexel Dr., Houston, Tex. sentative to and Social Chairman of Student Lubbock, Chartered 1951. Senate; Social Chairraan of Industrial .Arts President: Mrs. M. P. Frazer, Jr., 3oo6-37th St., Lubbock, Tex. Club: W..A..A.; Methodist Student Moveraent. Midland-Odessa, Chartered 1951. Main Sooro-Keshena Yearbook Beauty President: Mrs. Sol Bunnell, 1209 W. Kansas, Midland, Tex. Queen Candidate: Vice-President of Inter Norman, Chartered 1930. national Relalioiis Club. President: Mrs. John Maley, 907 W. Coraanche, Norman, Okla. Frances Spurlock�Sigma .Alpha Iota; Choir: Oklahoma City, Chartered 1921. Opera Workshop: Mu Kappa Lambda. President: Mrs. Louie J. Speed, 1600 Classen Dr., Oklahoraa City, Okla. Margaret Sue Thomas�Sigraa .Alpha Iota; San Antonio, Chartered 1946. Surrev Singers: Choir; College Players; Opera President: Mrs. R. C Carnes, 410 Karen Lane, San Antonio, Tex. Workshop. Stillw.\ter, Chartered 1957. Carolvn \\'halcv� Freshraan Queen Candi President: Miss Empo Henry, 919 W. Cantwell, Stillwater, Okla. date: Methodist Student Moveraent; Choir. Tulsa, Chartered 1929. Jo Walker AVheeler-Cardinal Kev, Who's President: Mrs. B. E. Harmon, 2617 E. 22 St., Tulsa, Okla.

54 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 PROVINCE VI

Lambda, University of Washington, Chartered May 7, 1903. HONORS President: Kay McLaren, ^1317 Thurston, Spokane, Wash. Nu, University of Oregon, Chartered Deceraber 18, 1908. Who; president of College Players; Choir; President: Cassell E. Rosecrans, 110 San Felipe, San Francisco, Calif. Surrey Singers; Methodist Student Movement. Ki, University ot Idaho, Chartered February 10, 1910. Rita Whitaker�Larabda Chi Alpha Cres President: Janene Taylor, 510 E. 3rd St., Moscow, Idaho. cent Girl Attendant. Chi, Oregon State College, Chartered April 26, 1918. Aray Williams�Letzeiser Silver Medal President: Joan Lewis, 1315 S. High St., Salera, Ore. .Award tor Underclassmen Scholastic .Achieve Alpha Lambda, University ot British Colurabia, Chartered April 28, 1928. ment; president of French Club. President: Pauline Agnew, 3937 Marguerile St., Vancouver, B.C., Canada. Sylvia Yeoman�Sigraa Alpha Iota; Lead in Beta Iota, Idaho State College, Chartered October 22, 1949. "Merry Widow" production; Surrey Singers; President: Allene Chehey, Box 105, Roberts, Idaho. Choir; Opera Workshop; Kappa Alpha Rose. Beta Sigma, Washington State College, Chartered March 5, 1955. Joella Jordan Utely�Magna Cura Laude. President: Carolyn Nelson, 3928 N. Wall, Spokane, Wash. Celia Ann Eggner�Surrey Singers; Choir; Boise, Chartered 1928. Methodist Student Movement. President: Mrs. Rich Jordon, 4611 Hillcrest Dr., Boise, Idaho, Linda Rose-O.CU. Debating Contest Corvallis, Chartered 1947. Team. President: Mrs. Whitney Ball, in N. 30 St., Corvallis, Ore. Elloui Harwood-Campus Editor; President Eugene, Chartered 1940. of Press Club. President: Mrs. Donald Tope, 324 Dartmoor Dr., Eugene, Ore. Nancy Wright�Cover Girl of Oklahoma Everett, Chartered 1940. City Television Week Magazine. President: Mrs. Charles Denny, 710 Niles, Everett, Wash. Brenda Bowyer�Choir. Lewiston, Chartered 1954. President: Mrs. John Baggs, 917 Third St., Lewiston, Idaho. Beta Mu�Florida State U. Moscow, Chartered 1941. Chapter�First place winner of Soap Box President: Mrs. Richard Snyder, University Golf Course, Moscow, Idaho. Derby; Second place winner ot Sigraa Chi Pocatello, Chartered 1955. Derby. President: Mrs. Donald Asboe, 856 E. Carter Pocatello, Idaho. ifjid, Sweetheart of Phi Kappa Tau�Alita Chartered Portland, 1913. Tomlinson. President: Mrs. Walsh, N.E. Mason, Portland, Ore. Taylor 2607 Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni Pullman, Chartered 1955. versities��aye Moses. President: Mrs. Olsen, Lake St., Pullraan, Wash. Leroy 2007 FSU Circus�Dorothy Bancker, Carol Cross, Salem, Chartered 1944. Dottie Dodd, Marjorie Ellzey, Faye Moses, President: Mrs. W. H. Hammond, 1880 Salem, Ore. Saginaw, Arline Schmitt Wooten, Pennie Vinson, Gail Seattle, Chartered 1915. Waterman, Phyllis Wesner, Sylvia White. President: Mrs. Robert Zech, S.E. St., Mercer Island, Wash. 7809 42nd FTA�Pat Baker, Sondra Binder, Barbara Spokane, Chartered 1918. Brooks, Judith Coulter, Margaret Cox, Dottie President: Mrs. Thoraas K. Carson, West 113 Glass Ave., Spokane, Wash. Dodd, Joyce Kickliter, Faye Moses, Mary Tacoma, Chartered 1947. Ester Powell, Carol Thatcher, Pennie Vinson, President: Mrs. Joseph L. Leitzinger, 727 N. "C" St., Tacoma 3, Wash. Phyllis Wesner, Betty Sue Wrenn, Dorie Chartered Vancouver, 1928. Wroblewski. President: Mrs. F. Agar Pike, 910 Burley Dr., West Vancouver, B.C., Canada. Junior Counselors�Kathyrn Sanchez, Sylvia Victoria, Chartered 1956. Smith, Phyllis Shaddick, Agnes Nearing. President: Mrs. D. D. Dennis, 2009 Runneyraede Ave., Victoria, B.C., Canada. Sophomore Council�Nancy Beth Heacock. Washington Tri-Cities, Chartered 1955. Alpha Lambda Delta�Maryl Thorapson. President: Mrs. D. Zinn, 2102 Kuhn, Richland, Wash. J. Gararaa Alpha Chi�Phyllis Shaddick. PROVINCE VII NORTH Kappa Delta Pi� Kathyrn Sanchez. Oraicron Nu�Sarah Del Gibson. Eta, University of California, Chartered April 17, 1894. Pi Omega Pi�Marian Baum. President: Karen Matthiessen, 109 Monte Ave., Piedmont, Calif. Sigraa Alpha Iota�June McCaskill, Nancy Alpha Gamma, University ot Nevada, Chartered May 14, 1921. Wingerter. President: Jo Ann Rogero, 1435 Wright St., Reno, Nev. Sigma Alpha Eta�Betty Sue Wrenn. Beta Theta, San Jose State College, Chartered April 24, 1948. Tau Beta Sigraa�Phyllis Shaddick President: Jolly Hospers, 785 Arbor Rd., Menlo Park, Calif. (Secre tary), Agnes Nearing, Jo Thomas. Berkeley, Chartered 1902. Phi Chi Theta, charter merabers�Marian President: Mrs. Julian R. Halsted, 308 Raraona Ave., Piedmont, Calif. Baura, Carol Edgington. Contra Costa County, Chartered 1949. Epsilon Chi�Barbara Brooks. President: Mrs. Charles Hunt, 24 Parklane Dr., Orinda, Calif. President of Soltas�Mary Frances Horn. Fresno, Chartered 1949. Adaras, Pat Palm. President: Mrs. S. E. Wallen, 1216 W. San Bruno Ave., Fresno, Calit. Tarpon�Nancy 4-H Club President-Phyllis Shaddick. Hawaii, Chartered 1938. Women's Glee Club�Carol President: Mrs. Edith D. Wurdeman, 260 Lewers Rd., Honolulu, Hawaii. Edginton, Joyce Kickliter, Nancy Wingerter. Marin County, Chartered 1954. Cotillion dancing club�Dorothy Bancker, President: Mrs. Sydney Murman, 14 Entrata, San Anselmo, Calit. Faye Moses, Sylvia White, MoDE,STO, Chartered 1955. Freshman Flunkies and Home Ec Club� President: Mrs. George McMahon, 919 Tully Rd., Modesto, Calif. Bette Clow. Monterey County, Chartered 1951. Senior Traffic Court� Frances Horn. President: Mrs, Jack Hurff, Monterey Peninsula Country Club, Pebble Beach, Calif. Mary Dorm Vice-Presidents�Irene Nevada Southern, Chartered 1955. Rodriguez, Moses. President: Mrs. Madison B. Graves, 323 Palomino Lane, Las Vegas, Nev. Faye Palo Alto, Chartered 1939. Beta Nu�U. of Vermont President: Mrs. D. J. Spencer, 96 Lupin Lane, Atherton, Calif. Peninsula, Chartered 1948. Janet Baker�Alpha Larabda Delta; Highest President: Mrs. William E. Catlin, 673 Birch Ave., San Mateo, Calif. scholastic achievement honor.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 55 Reno, Chartered 1921. "^.^ HONORS President: Mrs. Kenneth Cribbins, 6201/^ Roberts St., Reno, Nev. Sacramento Valley, Chartered 1937. Bohraer�Mortar Treasurer of Mary Board; President: Mrs. William G. Minnis, 4511 Hillview Way, Sacramento, Calif. Student Association; Chief Drura Majorette. San Francisco, Chartered 1902. Virginia Broach�Alpha Larabda Delta; President: Mrs. E. J. Spanier, 2483-44th Ave., San Francisco, Calif. Highest scholastic achievement honor. San Jose, Chartered 1948. Cox�Ski team. Mary President: Mrs. Charles R. Timpany, 1192 Britton Ave., San Jose, Calif. Para Crooks�Accepted in Medical School; Stockton, Chartered 1951. Lane Series� Production Manager; Vice-Presi President: Mrs. Joseph Phillips, 920 N. Pershing, Stockton, Calit. dent of Panhellenic. Pat Hoilraen (Mrs. Edward Brown)�Grad PROVINCE VII SOUTH uated with her husband from UVM Medical Alpha Epsilon, University of Arizona, Chartered .April 29, 1922. College. President: Kathy Williaras, 4302 Horaestead Dr., Kansas City 15, Mo. Ruth Seeler� Mortar Board; highest scho Alpha Iota, University of California at Los Angeles, Chartered June 26, 1924. lastic achieveraent honor; accepted in Medi President: Mary Webster, 5225 Vista Miguel Dr., La Canada, Calif. cal School; Judiciary. Beta Alpha, University of Southern California, Chartered Septeraber 24, 1938. Susan Wakefield�high scholastic achieve President: Clark, Rustler Lane, Hills, Calif. ment honor. Stephanie 4813 Rolling Beta Kappa, Arizona State College, Chartered Deceraber 3, Ann Whitcomb�Alpha Larabda Delta; 1949. President: Margaret Lewis, 301 E. Mariposa, Phoenix, Ariz. Oraicron Nu Cup; Staff and Sandal; Student Beta Lambda, San Diego State College, Chartered October 15, 1954. Court; highest scholastic achivement honor. President: Bonnie Cooper, 1219 W. Lewis St., San Diego 3, Calif. Betty Wilder� Lambda Delta; Alpha high Bakersfield, Chartered scholastic achievement honor. 1953. President: Mrs. R. A. Cheney, 1112 Princeton Ave., Bakersfield, Calit. Chapter Honors�First place in the sorority Beverly HiLLS-WEsnvooD, Chartered 1955. division of snow sculptures for Kake Walk. President: Mrs. John W. Findlater, 610 N. Bundy Dr., Los Angeles 49, Calit. Beta Rho�U. of Colorado Desert Valley, Chartered 1956. President: Mrs. Neil Jarvey, Jr., 1107 W. 5th St., Mesa, Ariz. Jeanine Ardourel�Secretary of Hesperia; Glendale, Chartered Editor ot the Greek Section of the Coloradan; 1949. President: Mrs, Elraer Millage, 4334 Sunset Ave., Montrose, Calif. Chairraan of the Homecoming Queen's Judg La Jolla, Chartered 1957. ing; Campus Chest General Coraraittee. President: Mrs. Mode R. Perry, 6631 Avenida de la Reina, La Calif. Shirley Aulwurra�Co/oradan Queen. Jolla, Long Beach, Chartered Ruth Baker-Delta Phi Delta. 1939. President: Mrs. Walter Drew, Ocana Ave., Lakewood 8, Calif. Bebe Baxter�Theta Sigraa Phi; Player's 4252 Los Angeles, Chartered Club; Mademoiselle College Board; Uni 1913. Presideni: Mrs. Thomas E. S. Rossraore Los Cali versity Theatre Publicity Director. Manwarring, 235 .Ave., Angeles 4, Orange County, Chartered Peggy Brummett�Student Advisor. 1954. President: Mrs, McClelland, 200 N. Calif. Becky Cultra�Sock 'n' Buskin. George Jr., Marie, Fullerton, Pasadena, Chartered Judy Flickinger�Freshraan Carap Coun 1939. President: Mrs. William Z. N. Santa Anita selor. Bancroft, 1311 Ave., Arcadia, Calif. Phoenix, Chartered Diane Hertneky�Vice-President ot Tau 1939. President: Mrs. B. Ballard, E. Windsor Ariz. Beta Sigraa. John 1255 Ave., Phoenix, Pomona Valley, Chartered Sandy Hoag� Porpoise. 1956. President: Mrs. William McGrath, S. Evanwood West Calif. Nancy Hoffman�Social Coordinator ot 763 Ave., Covina, Riverside Area, Chartered Hallet Hall; Acting Treasurer of Central 1953. President: Mrs. Chester Walnut Calif. Board of the Women's Residence Halls. Quick, 952 St., Redlands, San Diego, Chartered Mary Hunkel�Vice-President of W.AA. 1939. President: Mrs. W. F. St., San Calif. Sally Kopp�Sigma Epsilon Sigraa (Sopho Geisinger, 44i5-48th Diego 15, San Fernando Valley, Chartered more Women's Honorarv). 1953. President: Mrs. Richard Bean, North Calif. Mary Lou McGeehee�Secretaiy of Tewauk. 5240 Vantage Ave., Hollywood, Santa Barbara, Chartered Lydia Miller�Phi Beta Kappa. 1945. President: Mrs. Cecil C. Cook, 106 W. Los Olivos, Santa Calif. Sherry Pixley�Upperclass Advisor; Spur; Barbara, Santa Monica, Chartered Secretary of Christraas Songfest. 1950. President: Mrs. Alfred Carah, 1st Santa Calif. Maggie Powers� Porpoise. J. 229-2 St., Monica, South Bay, Chartered Nancy Schaffer�Cheerleader. 1956. President: Mrs. Paul A. Winn, Hawthorne Palos Verdes Calif. Robin Smalley�Porpoise. 4028 Ave., Estates, Tucson, Chartered Kitsy Towle-"This Week We Honor." 1937. President: Mrs. Richard W. E. Ariz. Lucy .Ann AVarner-AWS Court Clerk. Baker, 4441 Holmes, Tucson, Ventura, Chartered Connie ^Vells�Treasurer of Summit Dorm. 1957. President: Mrs. Richard P.O. Box Santa Calif. Barbara Wills� President of Pi Lambda Butcher, 6, Paula, Chartered Theta. Whittier, 1951. President: Mrs. R. W. Young, 9252 E. Russell, Whittier, Calif. Beta Sigma�Washington State PROVINCE Carol Hill�Chairman of Student's Activities VIII Board; Associated ^Voraen Student's Convo .Alpha Mu, Rollins College, Chartered June 9, 1928. cation Sub-chairman; YWC.A Popcorn Forum; President: Joanne .Anthony, 3706 The Cedars, Springhill, Ala. *"*� Honor Roll; Paul H. Landis Schol Alpha of �'**� Sociology' Chi, College \Villiara and Mary, Chartered January 14, 1933. ' arship. President: Jo Ann Jacobson, 3809 Fauquier Ave., Richraond, Va. '"*> Helen Krook-Pi Lambda ^'^^ Theta; President Beta Beta, University of Maryland, Chartered October 23, 19(0. of Omicron Nu; I,.A,^V.S, Convention Speak President: Beverly Silar, 927 W. Locust St., York, Pa. er's Chairman; .ASSCW Commission on Beta Mu, Florida State University, Chartered April 29, 1950. Evaluating Committees; ASSCW Social Skills President: Kathy Sanches, 716 N. Beach Road, Key West, Fla. Committee. Atlanta, Chartered 1940. Lombard� .Amy Spurs; Executive Council of President: Mrs. Halsey L. Mallory, 144 Mt. Vernon Dr., Decatur, Ga.

56 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 Baltimore, Chartered 1914. Marzie McLaughlin�Future Teachers ot President: Mrs. Frank K. Clark, 5722 Northwood Dr., Baltiraore 12, Md. America; Board of Student Organizations. Birmingham, Chartered 1931. Marilyn Parish�Future Teachers ot .Amer President: Miss Edith Sraith, 1134-ioth PI. S., Birmingham, Ala, ica; Home Economics; Ethel Foster Scholar Columbus, Chartered 1956. ship. President: Miss Madge Brannon, 1221 Starke Ave., Columbus, Ga. Mary Ann Sharp�Biology Club; President Fort Lauderdale, Chartered 1956. .Alpha Larabda Delta; Town Girls. President: Mrs. Warren Traylor, 1811 S.E. 14th St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Jane Shawver�Speech Scholarship; Sock & Greater Miami, Chartered 1948. Buskin; Student Religious Council; Dramatics President: Mrs. Malcolm McDougall, 1862 N.W. 21 Terrace, Miarai, Fla. Team. Hampton Roads, Chartered 1954. Jean Shawver�Home Econoraics Club; President: Mrs. Williara Carraines, 136 Chesterfield Rd., Hampton, Va. Town Girls; Horae Econoraics Sears Roebuck Jacksonville, Chartered 1953. Scholarship. President: Miss Cecil Gatlin, 2041 Perry, Jacksonville, Fla. Billie Jean Stroehle�Der Liederzranz; AWS Montgomery, Chartered 1956. Representative. President: Mrs. Karl B. Benkwith, 3402 Narrow Lane Rd., Montgomery, Ala. Janet Vines�Horae Economics Club Ex Norfolk, Chartered 1939. ecutive Council; Board of Student Organi President: Mrs. James C. Daniel, 436 Pepper Mill Lane, Norfolk, Va. zations; Junior Council; Board ot Student Northern Virginia, Chartered 1956. . Union Executive Council; Phi Upsilon Omi President: Mrs. Henry B. Norton, Jr., 4525 S. 31st St., #204, Arlington 6, Va. cron. Richmond, Chartered 1947. Kathleen Watkins�Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha President: Miss B. Belvin Rollins, Hotel Jefferson, Richmond, Va. Lambda Delta; Future Teachers ot Araerica, Tallahassee, Chartered 1954. Treasurer; Suraraer Prograra Council; Stu President: Mrs. D. J. Munroe, Jr., 111 Beverly Ct., Tallahassee, Fla. dent Union Comraittee. Tampa Bay Area, Chartered 1957. Sara Watkins�Future Teachers ot America. President: Mrs. Kenneth Hurley, i59-45th .Ave,, Gulf Beaches, St. Petersburg 6, Fla. Honors Washington, Chartered 1935. Special President: Miss Edie McChesney, 2601 Woodley Place, N.W., Washington 8, D.C. Juanita Haseloff Kiesling�Tech's Woman of the Year. Joan Knight�Student Council Representa tive. Sandra Herarale�Mortar Board. Mary Ann Clifton�Union Comraittee. Barbara McKean�ROTC Sweetheart. HONORS Mary Ellen Colbaugh-Secretary Student Janet Vines�Junior Council. Union Square Dance; Rodeo Club. the Yell Leader; So � Spurs; Spur of Moraent; Bennie Dunn�Sock & Buskin; Town Girls; Beta Upsilon Kansas State Council; Delta Phi Delta cial Coordinating Tech Band Feature Twirler and Head Ma Mary Helen Eaton�I.P.C. Queen; Engineer (Art Class Secretary. Honorary); Soph. jorette. calendar girl for Deceraber; St. Patricia Queen President; Panhel Corinne Lyle-Spurs Jr. Carol Ann Gordon�Legislator of Knapp of Sts. Pat and Patricia Ball. Freshraan Executive Council lenic Secretary; Hall; Forensic Union; Sock & Buskin; Student Doris and Donna Geis�Engineer calendar Honor Roll. Representative; Union Record Coraraittee. "double exposure" girls tor April. Suzanne Marsh-Yell Leader; Yell Queen; Carolyn Gouse�Future Teachers of Linnea Brown�Engineer calendar girl tor Panhellenic Spurs; Senior Representative; Araerica. February. Honor Roll. Patsy Hale�Spanish Club; Stewardship for Pi � Karen Newby-Finalist Kappa Alpha Chairman of Board of Student Union Execu Beta Phi Colony Indiana University Force "Dreara Girl"; Air Sponsor; Spurs; tive Council. Sally Bush�Dean's List; Sigraa Alpha Iota; on of Control; Soph. Greek Woman Board Patsy Hayden�Newman Club; Sociology Enoraene. Honor Roll. Liaison Member of Panhellenic; Club; Spanish Club. Mary Conrad�Dean's List; Secretary ot Or Fresh Carolyn Nelson�Air Force Sponsor; Theda Houze�Sociology Club; Spanish ganized Party; Personnel Council of Student Finalist man Commission Leader for YWCA; Club. Union. Com for Junior Prom Queen; Horaecoming Patricia Johnson�Sigma Tau Delta; Ger Jan Dilling�Oceanides. mittee. man Club; Future Teachers of Araerica. Nancy Fisher�Hoosierettes. Com Myrna Pierson�Junior Prom Queen Juanita Haseloff Kiesling�President of Shirley Flolo�Belles of Indiana. mittee Chairraan; Chairraan for Commission A.W.S.; Forum (equivalent of Mortar Board Sandi Huestis�Woraen's Chorus. Chair on Competition; YWCA Merabership at Texas Tech); Casa Linda (co-op house) Jayne Knoezer�Belles of Indiana. man. President; Phi Gararaa Nu Vice-President; Joan Knoezer�Belles of Indiana. Beta Tau�Texas Tech President Pi Omega Pi; Secretary-Treasurer of Malissa Lovell� Dean's List; Alpha Larabda Gayle Arthur�Horn Hall Legislator and Lutheran Student Ass'n; Woraen's Interdorra Delta; Oceanides. Advisor; Future Teachers of America Re Council; Alpha Chi Junior and Senior Honor Jan McMahan�Dean's List; Alpha Lambda porter; Alpha Psi Omega Secretary; Sock &: ary; Texas Tech's Woraan ot the Year. Delta. Buskin; Student Religious Council; Sigma Joan Knight�Student Council Representa Sue McVaugh�Chairraan of Fine Arts Fes Tau Delta; Church ot Christ Bible Chair. tive; Arts and Science; Sock & Buskin; Book tival; Chairraan ot displays in Wittenberger Coralee Barrett�Student Union Movie Reviewers; Delegate and Discussion Leader of Lounge (located in Student Union Bldg.). Coraraittee. Board of Student Organizations; Panhellenic Jan Miller�Dean's List. Linda Beard�La Ventana Staff; Sock & Workshop Discussion Leader; Panhellenic Donna Provo�-Alpha Delta Theta. Buskin. Rush Chairraan; Lead in Speech Dept. Play. Laurel Rardin�Angel Flight. Paula Bell-Pi Omega Pi; Legislator; Fu Cheri Laurie�Forensic Union; Sock & Mary Jane Rowe�Finalist for Sweetheart of ture Teachers of America; Tech Band. Buskin; Student Union Record Dance Com Men's Quadrangle. Barbara Brady�Student Union Committee. raittee. Each year Indiana University has a "Cream Nadell Clanton-Legislator and Big Little Pat Lynskey�Sock Sc Buskin; Rodeo Asso and Crirason" weekend. During this weekend Sister Chairman ot Knapp Hall; Horae Eco ciation. athletic contests are held in four ot the major noraics Club; Future Teachers of Araerica. Genevieve McGuire�Home Economics sports garaes. This year the "1" Men's Club Catherine Clement-Rodeo Club. Club; Future Teachers of America. awarded the Gamraa Phis a trophy for their Martha A. Clement�Union Comraittee; Carol McKenzie�AWS; Future Teachers of Cream and Crirason slogan, which was dis Tech Band; Rodeo Club; Civic Chorus. America. played in front of the house.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 57 in iHemoriam

Mrs. G. Lawrence Anderson (Lambda 47) Mrs. Margaret Mulholland (Alpha Alpha '32) Mary McCaffray Margaret Raw Seattle, Washington Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Mrs. Oscar Theta Mrs. Belden V. Brewer (Xi '34) Noel, Jr. (Alpha '37) Lattie Miller Graves Frances C. Hanley Wallace, Idaho Nashville, Tennessee

Mabel Pierce Mrs. F. H. Dam '02) (Eta '04) (Eta California Inez Shippee Saratoga, California Berkeley, Mrs. Seymour Maitland Pitcher (Kappa '30) Marjorie Lofstrom Mrs. H. W. Douglas '03) (Beta Maine, New York Mabelle Leonard Ann Arbor, Michigan Augusta Newshall Putnam (Delta '91)* Lynn, Massachusetts Mary Farnam (Gamma '21) Cleveland Heights, Ohio Mrs. Mary Louise Rivers (Tau '37) Mary Louise Peasley Anne Theta Floyd (Alpha '48) Fort Collins, Colorado Nashville, Tennessee Mrs. Lee Scott (Alpha Gamma) Mrs. Leonard Hedrick (Beta Lambda) Lettie Ross Mabel Morton Carson City, Nevada San Diego, California Mrs. P. A. Simonds (Beta '98) Mrs. James R. Henderson (Eta '02) Fanny Goodman Zena West Kansas City, Missouri Santa Barbara, California Kathryn M. Smith (Xi '13) Mrs. Albert J. Jones (Mu' 04) Hollywood, California May Vorhees San Diego, California Mrs. C. E. Stevens (Beta '09) Melinda Kinyon Mrs. Robert MacLean (Eta '26) Trenton, Michigan Mildred Morgan Yorkshire, England Atossa B. Thomas (Delta '03) Boston, Massachusetts Mrs. Fred J. McGarry (Xi '31) Catherine Steele Isabelle D. White (Delta '94) Spokane, Washington New York, New York

* A NOTE OF INTEREST . . . TORNADO IN FARGO

A recent letter from Harriet Ross Willcutt, former Chairman Construction on additions to the Alpha Omicron chapter of Standards, brought this interesting information about the house began June 20 . . . the same day that Fargo's devastating Putnam sisters: "Augusta was one of four sisters who were all tornado wiped out 100 square blocks of the city. Though the Gamma Phis, two of whom were Grand Presidents. Elizabeth, house was damaged considerably, it could be and was repaired. the youngest and the only one surviving, was President around But, several Gamma Phi Beta alumnas were wiped out com 1904. Augusta lived in the old homestead which was full of pletely and the college suifered �2,000,000 damage. treasures, most of which are going to the Peabody Museum in Salem."

58 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1 957 Membership Chairmen for Recommendations prospective rushees should be sent to Committee chairman of the rushee's home town. If there is no the Alumrue Recommendations Committee chairman in the such chairman listed for her home town, send the request to Greek-letter as listed below. chapter town, Requests for recom the State Membership chairman in her home state. mendations should be sent to the Alumnae Recommendations

Alabama Colorado Springs Mrs. Floyd Roberts, 2100 Dr., Colorado C0IO. State Mem. Chr. ..Mrs. Jack Poole, 1606 Primrose PI., Birmingham 9, Ala. Downing Springs, Denver ..Mrs. C. Edward Halstead, Jr., Rt. 3, Box 350 A, Aurora 8, Colo. Birmingham Mrs. Jack Poole, 1616 Primrose PL, Birmingham 9, Ala. Ft. Collins Mrs. White, 1608 Lane, Fort Collins, Colo. Montgomery Mrs. William Hurt, 737 Park Ave., Montgomery, Ala. Philip Prospect Theta, Univ. of Denver .....Susan Butterworth, 2314 Birch, Denver, Colo. Tau, Colorado A. & M Arizona Charlene Hooker, 7350 W. 46th PI., Wheatridge, Colo. State Mem. Chr. ..Mrs. Raymond S. Clark, 4861 Paseo Luisa, Tucson, Ariz. Alpha Phi, Colorado College Desert Mrs. Don Valley Cramer, 1403 W. Luke, Phoenix, Ariz. Barbara Jane Drevdahl, 819 S. Greenwood, Park Ridge, 111. Mrs. Norman G. Flagstaff Sharber, 39 Havasupai Rd., Flagstaff, Ariz. Beta Rho, Univ. of Colorado Phoenix Mrs. William Tapscott, 430 W. Flower, Phoenix, Ariz. Ju'Iy Hassig, 3600 So. Federal, Englewood, Colo. Tucson Mrs. George Wallace, 831 Alta Vista, Tucson, Ariz. Univ. of Arizona Alpha Epsilon, Connecticut Helen Harris, 1703 Radford, El Paso, Tex. State Mem. Chr. ..Mrs. Harold J. Barich, 435 Oakview Dr., Orange, Conn. Beta Kappa, Arizona State Janet Achauer, 45 W. Thomas, Phoenix, Ariz. Delaware State Mem. Chr Arkansas Mrs. R. V. Parker, 111 A. Robert Lane, Wilmington 6, Del. State Mem. Chr Miss Frances McGaughy c/o Arkansas Power and Light Co., Little Rock, Ark. District of Columbia State Mem. Chr California Mrs. Ronald C. Callander, 1804 Preston Rd., Alexandria, Va. State Mem. Chr Washington . .Mrs. Paul R. Conway, 9021 Fairview Rd., Silver Spring, Md. Mrs. C. J. Weide, 2854 San Vicente Ave., Long Beach 15, Calif. Bakersfield Mrs. Princeton Joel Coulter, 1135 Ave., Bakersfield, Calit. Florida Mrs. William Olmstead, Mesa St., Piedmont, Calif. Berkeley 109 State Mem. Chr Beverly Hills-Westwood Mrs. F. R. Allen, 1536 Christobel Dr., Tallahassee, Fla. Mrs. Lawrence Drumm, Bronwood Ave., Los Calif. 296 Angeles 49, Ft. Lauderdale Contra Costa Co Mrs. John Bartlett, 243 Glorietta, Orinda, Calif. Mrs. Warren Traylor, 1811 S.E. 14th St., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Fresno Mrs. Robert Henderson, 2854 N. Hacienda Dr., Fresno, Calif. Jacksonville ..Mrs. E. M. Wilkinson, 3668 Valencia Rd., Jacksonville, Fla. Glendale Mrs. Richard Canfield, Hillside Dr., Glendale, Calif. 1507 Greater Miami La Jolla .. .Mrs. Mode R. Perry, 6631 Avenida de la Reina, La Jolla, Calit. ..Mrs. Richard S. Piper, 15550 N.E. 10th Ave., North Miami Beach, Fla. Long Beach .Mrs. James V. Shirley, 382 Havana Ave., Long Beach 14, Calif. Tallahassee Miss Frances Brooks, 537 Conradi St., Tallahassee, Fla. Los Angeles Tampa Bay Area Mrs. Sydne Morris, 4701 Trilby, Tampa, Fla. Mrs. Carl A. Stutsman, Jr., 4843 Radford, North Hollywood, Calif. Mu, Rollins Marin Co Alpha College Leona Beeker, 2008 N. Daniel St., Arlington, Va. ..Mrs. Allen M. No. Ave., Kentfield, Calif. Olinger, Jr., 207 Ridgewood Beta Mu, Florida State Modesto Mrs. Elwood Schroeder, 1108 Amherst Ave., Modesto, Calif. Pennie Vinson, 1010 Washington St., Tallahassee, Fla. Monterey Co Mrs. Thomas Elston, Box 1826, Carmel, Calif. Orange Co Mrs. Charles Lewis, 1809 W. Olive St., Fullerton, Calif. Georgia Palo Alto Mrs. Paul Moore, 715 DeSoto Dr., Palo Alto, Calif. State Mem. Chr Pasadena Mrs. William Kreuger, 1855 Rose Ave., San Marino, Calif. Mrs. Charles Bass, Caldwell Rd., N.E., Atlanta Ga. Peninsula Mrs. C. E. Coates, 590 Pullman Rd., Hillsborough, Calif. 4131 19, Atlanta . .Mrs. Charles G. Caldwell Rd. Ga. Pomona Valley .Mrs. Ruskin T. Gardner. 1845 S. Citrus Ave., Covina, Calit. Bass, 4131 N.E., Apt. 3, Atlanta, Columbus Mrs. O. R. 1818 Wells Dr., Columbus, Ga. Riverside Area Mrs. O. M. Daniel, 4375 Adaras St., Rii'erside, Calit. Coppage, Sacramento Valley Idaho Mrs. George W. Foster, 2953 14th St., Sacramento 18, Calit. San Diego State Mem. Chr Mrs. David Tate, 1102 6th St., Moscow, Idaho Mrs. J. K. Chasteen, 4960 Narragansett Ave., San Diego 7, Calif. Boise Mrs. James Heckman, 1212 Happy Dr., Boise, Idaho San Fernando Valley Mrs. H. C. Anderson, 12437 Milbank St., Studio City, Calif. San Francisco Mrs. Barton F. Sawyer, 556 Dewey Blvd., San Francisco, Calit. San Jose Mrs. Burton Brazil, 20791 Canyon View Dr., Saratoga, Calif. Santa Barbara Miss Kathryn Lee, 2833 State St., Santa Barbara, Calit. SPECIAL NOTICE Santa Monica Sororities at the of Vermont and Mrs. Gerald S. Storrs, 16654 Akron St., Pacific Palisades, Calit. University Pennsyl South Bay ..Mrs. Robert L. Rice, 27643 Conestoga Dr., Rolling Hills, Calif. vania State University have been forbidden to contact high Calif. Stockton Mrs. Frank Ruhstaller, 806 So. Regent, Stockton, schools in those states to obtain information concerning Ventura Mrs. L. H. Larson, 374 Dorothy, Ventura, Calif. rushees. It is of vital to our that Whittier Mrs. Robert Ford, 6703 S. Citronell. Rivera, Calif. importance chapters recommendations from Gamma Phi Beta alumnas be Eta, Univ. of California Sue Trees, 209 Amherst, Berkeley, Calif. Alpha Iota, U.C.L.A Joni Mulder, 2470 Paloma St., Pasadena, Calif. received before rushing starts. If you know of girls who Beta U.S.C Alpha, will enroll in either of these schools this year, send your Victoria Vail, 1620 Micheltorena St., Los .Angeles 26, Calif. recommendation at once to the Chairmen Beta Theta, San Jose State Membership listed here. Use the recommendation form in The Merle Morris, 316 California St., Santa Cruz, Calif. Beta Lambda, San Diego State Crescent and give complete information. Calif. Helen DuPaul, 3317 Freeman St., San Diego 6, Rushing period at Syracuse University has been shortened and it is that all recommendations Colorado imperative be received before Thursday, October 24. State Mem. Chr Mrs. Charles B. Fredericks, 3270 Ivy, Denver 7, Colo. Boulder Mrs. John Willyard, 1610 Hillside Rd., Boulder, Colo.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 59 Lewiston Mrs. 6th Gary Mcintosh, 2306 Ave., N., Lewiston, Idaho Maryland Moscow Mrs. David Tate, 1 102 E. 6th St., Moscow, Idaho State Mem. Chr. ..Miss Joan Knock, 528 Stevenson Lane, Towson 4, Md. Pocatello Mrs. Martha Kennedy, 458 W. Custer, Pocatello, Idaho Baltimore ....Miss Marcia Page, 1107 Argonne Dr., Baltimore 18, Md. Xi, Univ. of Idaho Sharrol Bartlett, St., Idaho 1023 3rd Lewiston, Beta Beta, Univ. of Maryland Beta Iota, Idaho State ..Diane Williams, 715 Willow Ave,, Pocatello, Idaho Caroline Cook, 3370 Highwood Dr. SE. Washington 20, D.C.

Illinois Massachusetts State Mem. Chr. ..Mrs. John J, Callahan, P,0, Box 313, Mt. Vernon, III. State Mem. Chr. Mrs. Herbert W. Keeble, Tahattawan Rd., Littleton, Mass. Miss W. Champaign-Urbana Betty Woller, 408 Church, Champaign, 111. Boston Mrs. John Paterson, 169 .Academy Ave., Weymouth, Mass. Mrs. P. H. W. 111. Chicago Baumann, 2637 George, Chicago, Delta, Boston Univ Catherine Barr, 1040 Fellsway, Medford, Mass. Chicago-Northwest Suburban Mrs. Robert Berg, 1007 Devon Ave., Park Ridge, 111, Chicago-West Suburban Michigan State Mem. Chr Mrs. Kenneth Means, 5029 Woodland Ave., Western Springs, III, ...Mrs. T. Molesta, Elmwood Dr., S.E., Grand Mich. Elmhurst Mrs. Robert Dyer, 282 Arlington, Elmhurst, 111, John 2151 Rapids, Evanston-North Shore Ann Arbor Miss Emma Schmid, 438 S. Fifth Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich. Birmingham . .Mrs. Robert Cross, Mich. Miss Joyce Lemon, 901 Forest Ave., Wilmette, 111, Kilpatrick, 183 Hupp Birmingham, Detroit Lake . County .Mrs. Frank T. Jensen, 355 Ravine Park Dr., Lake Forest, 111. Oak Park-River Forest Mrs. Alien R. Wilson, 1308 Vernier Rd., Grosse Pointe Woods 36, Mich. Grand Mrs. Robert C. Kaska, 521 N, Euclid Ave., Oak Park, 111. Rapids Mrs. H. Woodlawn, Grand Mich. Peoria Mrs. Thomas McClintick, 1222 E. Forrest Hill, Peoria, III. John Withrow, 1410 S.E,, Rapids, Rockford Mrs. Charles Patterson, 3006 Ridgeway, Rockford, 111. Jackson Mrs. Lee T. Lincoln, 129 W. Biddle, Jackson, Mich. Tri. Cities Mrs. Richard Wheelan, 2526 35th Ave., Rock Island, III. Lansing-East Lansing ..Mrs. Warren Detrick, 2412 Chatam, Lansing, Mich. Epsilon, Northwestern Univ Beta, Univ. of Michigan ..Nancy Walser, 270 Suffield, Birmingham, Mich. Beta State ....Carol Barbara Simpson, 640 Emerson, Evanston, 111. Delta, Michigan Stoner, 327 Lincoln, Monroe, Mich. Omicron, Univ. of Illinois Barbara Langley, 802 Bacon, Pekin, III.

Lake . Alpha Psi, Forest .Chris Heermann, 910 N. 4th St., Sheboygan, Wis. Minnesota Beta Eta, Bradley Jeanne Henry, 1608 S. 16th, Maywood, 111. State Mem. Chr Mrs. Robert Naegli, 3831 Woodland Ave., Minneapolis 2, Minn. Indiana Duluth Mrs. B. B. Magee, 2525 E. 2nd St., Duluth, Minn. State Mem. Chr Minneapolis-St. Paul Mrs. Joel Shackelford, 4817 Eastbourne Dr., Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs. M. A. Warner, Jr., 1229 W. Minnehaha Pkwy., Minneapolis, Minn. Bloomington ..Mrs. W. A. Adam, 1608 E. University, Bloomington, Ind. Kappa, Univ. of Minnesota Evansville Nedra Nicholls, 2151 Wellesley, St. Paul, Minn. Mrs. William C. Stone. 524 S, Lincoln Park Dr,, Evansville, Ind. ..Mrs. Paul F. Indianapolis Grubbs, 925 Audubon Rd., Indianapolis, Ind. Mississippi South Bend Mrs. Paul E. Summers South Ind. Fergus, 337 Dr., Bend, State Mem. Chr Terre Haute ..Miss Gertrude McComb, 1927 S. 6th St., Terre Haute, Ind. Mrs. Francis S. Wilson, 4893 Sheridan Dr., Jackson, Miss. Beta Pi, Indiana State .Ann McBride, 1330 Ratliff, Richmond, Ind. Indiana University Colony Jill Frank, 7316 Taft, Crown Point, Ind. Missouri State Mem. Chr Iowa Mrs. William Vesser, 526 Beaucaire Dr., St. Louis 22, Mo. State Mem. Chr Mrs. Robert E. Frush, Adel, Iowa Columbia Mrs. William C. Bedford, Columbia, Mo. Ames Mrs. Frank Adams, 928 Burnett, Ames, Iowa 910 Worley, Kansas ..Miss Allis Cedar City Haren, 6433 Womall Terr., Kansas City 13, Mo. Rapids St. Louis Mrs. Wilbur F. Moore, 13 Brazilian Ct., Ladue 24, Mo. Mrs. Paul McNall, 2721 Lindale Ave., SE.. Cedar Ranids Iowa Phi, Washington Univ. ..Janet 3007 St., St. Louis 18, Mo. Des Moines ...Mrs. Robert Nelson, 3217 St. Johns Rd.. Des Moines, Iowa Meyer, Chippewa Alpha Delta, Univ. of Missouri Iowa City Mrs. Richard Abbott, R.F.D, #1, Iowa City, Iowa Sylvia Crestland, Columbia, Mo. Waterloo Mrs. L. M. Kyner, 512 Terrace Dr., Waterloo, Iowa Johnston, 819 Rho, State Univ. of Iowa Marsha Brubaker, 406 Rusholm, Davenport, Iowa Montana State Omega, Iowa State ....Merilyn Miller, 3206 40th PI,, Des Moines, Iowa Mem. Chr Mrs. Rex B. Stratton, 2808 Glenwood Lane, Billings, Mont. Billings Mrs. William P. Brown, 826 Avenue Mont. Kansas D, Billings, State Mem. Chr Mrs. Perry Bishop, 108 Tower Dr., Paola, Kan. Nebraska Kansas .Mrs. Robert 1616 City Castor, Washington Blvd., Kansas Citv, Kan. State Mem. Chr Lawrence Mrs, George Forman, 1655 University Dr,, Lawrence, Kan. Mrs. Edwin T. Hoffman, 623 S. 33rd St., Lincoln 10, Neb. Manhattan Mrs. Richard .Ambrose, Manhattan, Kan. 535 Edgarton, Lincoln Mrs. Allen Wilson, 2810 Winthrop Rd., Lincoln. Neb. Topeka Mrs. Stearns Belden, 1811 Kan. Campbell, Topeka, Omaha Mrs. Harvey L. Hayes, 5108 Hamilton, Omaha, Neb. Wichita Mrs. Joe A. Schwarz, 977 Lane, Wichita, Kan. Chipper Pi, Univ. of Nebraska Carolyn Novotny, Clarkson, Neb. Sigma, Univ. of Kansas Jo Le Potucek, N. Kan. 1023 Washington, Wellington, Nevada Beta Upsilon, Kansas State State Janice L. Albers, 1026 Vattier, Manhattan, Kan. Mem. Chr Miss Margery McKnight, 2005 Arlington, Reno, Nev. XVichita Nevada Southern University Colony ..Pat McKnight, 1903 Waco .Ave., Wichita, Kan. Mrs. Madison B. Graves, 2323 Palamino Lane, Las Vegas, Nev. Reno Mrs. Russell Cafferata, 1 Reno, Nev. Kentucky 167 Jones St., Gamraa Patricia Donner Dr., Reno, Nev State .\tem. Chr Alpha Reynolds, 641 Mrs. Thoedore Allen Heller, 795 Robin Rd., Lexington, Ky. Louisville New Hampshire Mrs. Robert H. Klass, 2102 Glenview Ave., Louisville 7, Ky. State Mera. Chr. . .Mrs. Charles J. Ryan, 278 Prospect St., Manchester, N.H, Louisiana State Mem. Chr New Jersey

Mrs. G. W. Davis, Jr., Staff, S,E� Louisiana Hosp., Mandeville, La. State Mem. Chr. . .Mrs. P. A. Ashton, 125 Acres Dr., Hamilton Square, N.J. New Northeastern New Orleans Mrs, Daniel W, Haves. 5529 S. Johnson. New Orleans, La. Jersey Shreveport Mrs. L. S. McGee, 538 Ratcliff, Shreveport, La. Mrs. Howard B. Tolley, 3 Amherst PI., Upper Montclair, N.J-

Maine New Mexico State Mem. Chr State Mem. Chr. ..Mrs. R. D. Moyer, 333 Monroe N.E., Albuquerque, N.M. Mrs. Daniel Brenton Mahoney, 7 St., South Portland, Me. Albuquerque ....Mrs. R. D. Moyer, 333 Monroe N.E., Albuquerque, N.M.

60 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1 957 New York Philadelphia . .Mrs. George S. Trostle, Sraith Bridge Rd., Chadds Ford, Pa. Philadelphia North Suburban State Mem. Chr. ..VIrs. Ralph A. Kresge, 18 Klauder Rd., Kenraore 23, N.Y. Mrs. Robert 118 Blue Rd., Pa, Buffalo Mrs. Dean Wolcott, West River Rd., Grand Island, N.Y. Sraith, Ridge Plymouth Meeting, State College Mrs, V. E. Whan, W. Clinton Ave., State Pa, Nassau Co iMrs. Frost Roehsler, Box 379, Shore Rd,, Bayville, N.Y. 105 College, Penn State New York City ."^Ipha Upsilon, Barbara R.D. 1, Brook, Pa. Mrs. William V. Armstrong, 3522191st St., Flushing, L,I,, N,Y. Bollinger, Honey Rochester Mrs. James Cahill, 8i Lanark Cres., Rochester, N.Y. Syracuse Mrs. George Norris, 516 Brattle Rd., Syracuse, N.Y. Rhode Island Westchester Co. . ..Mrs. Eugene Osborne, 47 Carthage Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. State Mem. Chr Alpha, Syracuse Univ Mrs. Edwin H. Hastings III, 69 Frontier Rd., Warwick, R.I. Edith M. Davies, Deane St., St. Augustine, Trinidad, B.W.I. South Carolina North Carolina State Mem. Chr. . .Mrs. A. H. Merritt, Jr., 615 N. Main, Mount Airy, N.C. State Mem. Chr. ..Mrs. A. H. Merritt, Jr., 615 N. Main, Mount Airy, N.C. South Dakota North Dakota State Mem. Chr. ...Mrs. Roger M. Minkel, 225 Tenaville Ave., Lead, S.D. State Mem. Chr. ..Miss Marion Burke, 307 Hannafin St., Bismarck, N.D, Black Hills Mrs. Wes Goode, 2517 Laurel Ave., Rapid City, S.D. Fargo Mrs. Neil Moen, 1711 S. 6th St., Fargo, N.D. Grand Forks Tennessee Mrs. Edward Olson, Jr., 1808 Cottonwood St., Grand Forks, N.D. State Mem. Chr. ..Mrs. R. T. Young, C-4 Elliston Apts., Nashville 5, Tenn. Alpha Beta, Univ. of North Dakota Meraphis Mrs. T. C. Marshall, 1853 Galloway, Memphis, Tenn. Ruth Ann Olson, 2419 2nd Ave., N., Grand Forks, N.D. Nashville Mrs. R. T. Young, C-4 Elliston Apts., Nashville 5, Tenn. Alpha Omicron, North Dakota State Ann Nelson, Milnor, N.D. Jean Alpha Theta, Vanderbilt Kay Westerman, Indiana Ave., Salem, 111

Ohio Texas

State Mem. Chr. . .Miss Patterson, 734 Oakwood Ave., Ohio Marilyn Bryan, State Mera. Chr Mrs, E. L. Vint, 9319 Vinewood, Dallas 8, Tex. Bowling Green Amarillo Mrs. Ben T. Blackwell, 4409 Woflin, Araarillo, Tex. Mrs. James Robert Bashore, 425 E. Court, Green, Ohio Bowling Austin Mrs. Sue James, 720 Landon Lane, Austin, Tex. Canton-Massillon Beaumont ....Mrs. Robert E. Wendell, 895 Calloway Dr., Beauraont, Tex. Mrs. William H. Moock, Seventh Ohio 4303 St., N.W., Canton, Corpus Christi Cincinnati Mrs. Bales, Duncan, Cincinnati 8, Ohio John 1336 Mrs. B. L. Fishback, 4837 Merimac, Corpus Christi, Tex. Cleveland .. Mrs. William Griffith, 9216 Bessemer, Cleveland 4, Ohio�East; Dallas Mrs. Millard Jumper, 3420 Cornell, Dallas, Tex. Mrs. Wilmer M. Piper, 26911 Knickerbocker Rd., Ohio�^West Bay Village, Fort Worth Mrs. Donald Mayhew, 4928 Fairfax, Ft. Worth, Tex. Cleveland-East Suburban Houston Miss Shirley Kollmorgan, 1202 Plainfield Dr., Euclid, Ohio Mrs. Kenneth S, Hartman, 5711 Winding Creek Way, Houston, Tex. Columbus Miss Alta Arter, Dover Ct., Columbus, Ohio 5825 Lubbock Mrs. Collin Lockfield, 2510 46th St., Lubbock, Tex. Mrs. Throckmorton, Druid Lane, Ohio Dayton John 4583 Dayton, Midland-Odessa .Mrs. Robert N. Williams, 1403 W. Kansas, Midland, Tex, Kent Mrs. Robert L. Sisson, 1545 W. Main St., Kent, Ohio San Antonio .. . .Mrs. Donald D. French, 902 Brookview, San Antonio, Tex. Lima Mrs. E. B. Pedlaw, Jr., 2620 Lakewood Ave., Lima, Ohio Alpha Zeta, Univ. of Texas ....Beverly Solie, 233 Evans, Houston 17, Tex. ..Mrs. William H. Snowhill Blvd., Ohio Springfield James, 732 Springfield, Alpha Xi, S.M.U Myra Garrett, 3748 Stanford, Dallas, Tex, Summit ....Mrs. Donald Greenleaf, 2040 Liberty Rd., Stow, Ohio County Beta Tau, Texas Tech Marilyn Parish, Route 1, Ralls, Tex. Toledo Mrs. Robert F. Adams, 7122 San Benito, Sylvania, Ohio Miss Patricia 22 Elva Ohio Youngstown Schmidt, Ave., Youngstown, Utah Eta, Ohio .Alpha Wesleyan State Mem. Chr Carolyn Callenbach, 606 Ninth St. S., Fargo, N.D. Mrs. Carl E. Painter, 1328 Michigan Ave., Salt Lake City, Utah .\lpha Nu, Wittenberg Laura Mae Shipley, R.R. 3, Urbana, Ohio Beta Gamma, Bowling Green Vermont Marilyn Thayer, 891 Roanoke Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio Beta Epsilon, Miami State Mem. Chr Mrs. H. D. Forbes, 1048 North Ave., Burlington, Vt. Caroline Brown, 8387 Banbury St., Cincinnati 16, Ohio Buirlington Mrs. James Booney, 27 N. Union St., Burlington, Vt. Beta Zeta, Kent State ....Beryl Lewis, 13314 Caine Ave., Cleveland 5, Ohio Beta Nu, Univ. ot Vermont Mary Arnold, Jacksonville, Vt. Ohio Beta Xi, Ohio State . .Yvonne La Houd, 319 Stewart Ave., Columbus, Virginia Oklahoma State Mera. Chr Miss Jane Wills, 133 A Clyde St., Hampton, Va. Roads Mrs. Lee Melrose State Mem. Chr Mrs. W. C. Settle, 215 Harris St., Pryor, Okla. Hampton Dickinson, 146 Ave., Hampton, Va. Bartlesville Mrs. Richard Hunter, 2088 Johnstone, Bartlesville, Okla. Norfolk Mrs. James C. Daniel, 436 Pepper Mill Lane, Norfolk, Va. Norman Mrs. Russell Hill, 1217 Cruce St., Norman, Okla. Northern Virginia . .Miss Janet Vaughan, 3 Forest Hill Rd., Alexandria, Va. Oklahoma City Richmond Mrs. W. E. Trout, 35 Towana Rd., Richmond, Va.

. Rt. Mrs. Bill Brooks, 1904 N.W. 23rd St., Oklahoraa City, Okla. Alpha Chi, William and Mary .Louise Green, i. Box 12-A, Lorton, Va. Stillwater Mrs. Roy W. Jones, 2030 W. Admiral Rd., Stillwater, Okla. Tulsa Mrs. Grady Skillern, 2840 E. 34th St., Tulsa, Oklahoma Washington Psi, Univ. of Oklahoraa State Mem. Chr. ..Mrs. Daniel Lundin, 5135 Latimer PI., Seattle 5, Wash. N.W. Oklahoma Okla. Bobbie Ferguson, 1138 57, City, Everett Mrs. D. J. English, 1501 Grand Ave., Everett, Wash. Beta Omicron, Oklahoraa City Univ Pullman Mrs. Harry McAllister, 2010 Myrtle, Pullman, Wash. Okla. Sylvia Yeoman, 2029 N.W. 45th St., Oklahoma City, Seattle Mrs. A. G. Latimer, Jr., 9650 Hilltop Rd., Bellevue, Wash. Spokane ....Mrs. Harry E. Jones, South 2709 Monroe St., Spokane, Wash. Oregon Tacoma Mrs. A. J. McCount, 2721 N. 29, Tacoma, Wash. R. F. Route Wash. State Mem. Chr Tri-Cities Mrs. Philip, 1, Pasco, Lambda, Univ. of Mrs. John Lindauer, 11043 N.E. Everett St., Portland, Ore. Washington Goss, 1621 Ravenna Blvd., Seattle, Wash. Corvallis Mrs. D. C. Johnson, 1531 Dixon, Corvallis, Ore. Mary Beta State Eugene Mrs. James Luckey, 146 Regal Ct., Eugene, Ore. Sigma, Washington Sharon Wash. Portland McGinnis, 509 Hill, Pullman, Mrs. Kenneth R. Curry, 7316 S.E. Reed College PL, Portland 2, Ore. Salera Mrs. Harold Olinger, 475 Mission St., Salera, Ore. West Virginia

Nu, Univ. of Oregon , , . .Carolyn Sewall, 1830 S.W. Laurel, Portland, Ore. State Mem. Chr Calif. Chi, Oregon State Phyllis White, 177 Moraga Highway, Orinda, Miss Helen R. Pyles, 350 McElcowney Ave., New Martinsville, W.Va.

Pennsylvania Wisconsin State Mem. Chr State Mem. Chr Mrs. H. S. McConihay, 1529 Asbury PI., Pittsburgh 17, Pa. Mrs. Donald L. Bell, 7230 N. Lake Dr., Milwaukee 17, Wis.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 61 NEW INITIATES INTO GAMIVIA PHI BETA

Englewood, N.J.; This list those members whose initiations have been Marilyn Jago, Glenview; Lucille Natalie Bigelow, includes Denver; Frances Jeffries, Denver, Colo. ; Johanna Linda Corpening, recorded in Central Office from .\ugust i, 1956 to August i, Karsten, Horicon, Wis.; Elizabeth Campbell, Denver; Susan Dinnis, Kolbe, Winnetka; Frances Kyes, Minden, Neb.; Jennette Kegel, 1957- Donna Lee Ladil, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. ; Marian Larimor, N.D.; Susan Linch, Wilmington, ALPHA, Syracuse University Susan Cooper, Madison; Jacqueline Lang, Milwaukee, Wis. ; Nancy Pueblo; Ann Schwartz, Kansas City, Sharon Coletti, Endwell; Elizabeth Haglund, Superior; Barbara Kohl, Lauer Joliet; Stacy Lyle, Mihvau- Dela.; Mo.; Shirley Appleman, Colorado McCumber, Washington, D.C; Kay Green Bay; Edith Meinke, Ger kee. Wis. ; Cynthia McHenry, Alice Mar Springs; Nancy Johns, Denver. Barnard, N. Syracuse; Joanna Bil many; Lucia Mouat, Janesville; Zanesville, Ohio; Lymie Grosse Carlyn KAPPA, University of Minnesota lings, Mendham, N.J. ; Barbara Mary Jo Perreault, Evanston, IU. ; tin, Pointe, Mich.; Gloria Gaston, Minneapolis; Janice Clarke, Oswego; Judith Engdahl, Sandra Shaw, Madison; Margo Meiners, Evanston; Alida Meyer, Lampi, Duluth ; Birdie Thies, Min. Scottsville; Evelyn Horn, Union, Twiss, Kankakee, 111. ; June Uebele, Milwaukee, Wis.; Joan Nelson, White neapolis; Janet Boss, St. Paul; N.J.; Linda Howland, Gaines, Pa.; Burlington; Polly Zimmerman, Skokie; Anne Parks, Plains, Elk Evanston; Janet Christianson, Minneapolis; Margaret Jackson, Arlington, Va. ; Watertown; Anne Church, N.Y. ; Nancy Persons, Dianne Cox, Minneapolis; Jane Judith Lindsley, LeRoy; Jane Mc horn; Rotjerta K. Cresap, Hinsdale, Ann Pomainville, Wisconsin Rapids, Excelsior; Martha Reed, Causland, Syracuse; Linda McCord, 111.; Anne R. Crosby, La Crosse; Wis.; Carol Preston, Mount Car Quale, Carol Thill, Wheaton, Snyder; Sandra Nielson, Miami, Katherine Dawson, Washington, roll; Carol Ralph, Grand Rapids, Minneapolis; LAMBDA, University of Washington Fla. J Maria Notar, Buffalo; Pa D.C; Patricia Jo Doering, Geneseo, Mich.; Susan Reisch, Springfield; Seattle; Patricia tricia Sanders, Pennington, N.J.; 111. ; Sandra Dyson, Geneva, Swit Eleanor Rulon-Miller, Gladwyne, Margot David, Elmwood Yakima; Katharine Gustaf Anne Shallenberger, Syracuse; Vir zerland; Linda Franz, La Grange, Pa. ; Barbara Soldmann, Forney, Haumann, ginia Southard, Oceanside; Gail 111.; Kathryn Greaton, Stevens Park; Mary Joyce Wall, McPher son, Tacoma; Joanne Carol Bellevue; Sturdevant, Boonville. Point; Sara Hutchens, Berkeley, son, Kan.; Elizabeth Wehde, Wau Olympia; Holeton, Belinda Seattle; Areta Lue BETA, University of Michigan Calif.; Kay P. Kerr, Waukesha; watosa, Wis.; Antonia Wuest, Hubs, Elizabeth Ann Hurley, Seattle; Katherine Jo Mary Anne Pahl, Jackson ; Marilyn Knope, Madison; Nashville, Tenn.; Dorothy Engh, Greta Gaye Joan Anderberg, Grand Rapids; Krohn, Black River Falls; Meredith Sycamore; Ellen Luthmers, High Kendall, Ellensburg; Everett; Mary Alice Lewis, Susan Barr, Saginaw; Amy Lou A. Mattka, Western Springs, 111.; land Park; Mary Virginia Hussey, Kyle, Ann Tacoma; Belser, Ann Arbor; Mary Sue Mary Jo O'Brien, Baraboo; Mar Short Hills, N.J.; Elizabeth Her Seattle; Loy McGee, Ann Mercer Island; Caster, Ann Arbor; Patricia Ann lowe J. Petrie, Chicago, 111. ; Karen shey, Akron, Ohio; Doralynne Kel McMeekin, P. Louise W. Colo. Patricia Moser, Seattle; Judith No Ellis, Westport, Conn. ; Annette Reppen, Madison; logg, Grand Junction, Patricia Peterson, Furman, Jackson; Estelle Ginn, De Revell, Madison; Carol Rickerd, ETA, University of California lan, Spokane; Pamela Phares, Mont troit; Barbara Ann Hansen, Jack Des Moines, Iowa; Janet Sagen, Gayle Andrews, Long Beach; Susan Aberdeen; lake Kathleen Ann Prigg, son; Claudette Hitt, Muskegon Waukegan, III. ; Barbara C. Scott, Gardner, Covina; Nancy Jane Terrace; Seattle; Hts.; Marie Elizabeth Joynt, Bir LaGrange, 111.; Carol Steffen, Hampton, San Marino; Eleanor Everett; Nancy Rauh, Tiede- mingham; Lois Laila Kojola, Speed Riverside, III.; Nancy Voight, Johnson, Oakland; Sylvia Ann Gloria Stamolis, Seattle; Jill Piedmont, Calif.; Ann Gas way, Ind.; Diane Lakin, Detroit; Kenosha. Hindes, San Fernando; Cynthia mann. Sharon Lee Givan, Carol Ann Luse, Detroit; Sharon DELTA, Boston University Beeson, Pasadena; Marilyn Bowen, ton, Tacoma; Linda Louise Mason, A. Moreland, Farmington; Janet Beth Bruno, Concord, N.H.; Ruth Hayward; Phyllis Christianson, Seattle; Morey, Lansing; Barbara Nash, E. Dewton, Verona, N.J. ; Donna Oiai; Susan R, Daley, Hills Seattle. Saginaw; Jane Nulty, Plymouth; Dishmaker, Cranston, R.I.; Edith borough; Linda Diederich, Fresno; NU, University of Oregon Calif.; Sarah Ann Query, Shelby, Ohio; M. Goodhue, Annapolis, Md. ; Margaret Fitzgerald, Atherton; Janet Belton, San Francisco, Nev.; Barbara Rosbe, Park Ridge, III.; Martha Hall, Winchester; C Chris Joane Haradon, Pasadena; Eleanor Sharon Armanko, Reno, Mar Janebeth Schaberg, Lansing; Karla tine Maynard, Andover; Jane Holcombe, Piedmont; Carol Kava Carolyn Boyd, Fresno, Calif.; Joan Walke, Grosse Pointe, Mich.; Moseley, Cheshire, Conn.; Vivi nagh, Alameda; Marcia Mont garet Brooks, Kentfield, Calif.; Mary Susan Walker, Highland Park, III.; Ann Ostrand, Dedham; Margaret gomery, Lodi; Jean Munro, Berke Carolyn Christie, Portland; Patricia Lou Klamath Falls; Joyce Mary Wicker, Erie, Pa. ; Katheryn Reed, Melrose; Roderick, ley; Judith O'Dell, Berkeley; Sally Craig, Jeann Wirtz, DeKalb, III,; Melissa New Bedford; Ann Hope Swadel, Olmsted, Piedmont; Katherine Sny Gardinier, Clatskanie; Jane Garrett, Lee Collins, Grosse Pointe, Mich.; Stoneham. der, Berkeley; Margaret Snyder, Eugene; Shannon Glenn, Covina, Cynthia Conway, Detroit; Patricia EPSILON, Northwestern University Berkeley; Nancy St. Amant, Ber Calif.; Janice Hall, Salem; Janet Duke, Grand Rapids; Susan Gran Mary K. Flowers, Glenview; Janet keley; Sandra Stolich, Pebble Hellberg, Portland; Helen Jackobs, ville, Saginaw; Judith Lee Lakin, Allison, Fergus Falls, Minn.; Beach; Julianne Van Horn, San Lewiston, Idaho; Nancy McKeown, Poston, San Detroit; Lois G. Lamdin, Detroit; Donna Bryant, Chappaqua, N.Y. ; Francisco; Margaret Ann Wilcox, Medford; Marilyn Jane Ellen Myers, Detroit; Joan Joan Daugherty, Evanston; Lor Stockton. Francisco, Calif.; Rosemary Rhoten, Wanda Corvallis; Margaret Wagner, Pittsburgh, Pa. raine Du Pont, Chappaqua, N.Y. ; THETA, University of Denver Salem; Roberson, GAMMA, University of Wisconsin Joyce Ferguson, Shaker Hts., Ohio; Carolyn Marie Delehanty, Denver; Alberta Van Utt, San Francisco, Medford; Gwenn Anthony, Providence, R.I. ; Judith Frost, Birmingham, Mich. ; Arlene Belefonte, Havertown, Pa. ; Calif.; Molly Walker,

Madison Mrs. A. G. Sullivan, i Langdon St, Madison, Wis. Winnipeg ....Miss Cathy Carruthers, 249 Waverly St., Winnipeg 9, Man. Milwaukee Alpha Kappa Mary Whittaker, 1140 Sydenham Rd., Calgary, Alia. Mrs. Dale Stephenson, 1625 Shady Lane, Box 464, Elm Grove, Wis. Gamma, Univ. ot Wisconsin Ontario Gayle Leich, 8860 Tennyson Dr., Milwaukee 17, Wis. Prov. Mem. Chr Mrs. G. W. Stock, 121 Cheritan Ave., Toronto, Ont. London Mrs. R. C. Hamilton, 354 Victoria St., London, Ont, Wyoming Toronto, Ont. State Mem. Chr Toronto Mrs. G. W. Stock, 121 Cheritan Ave.. Univ. of Toronto Ruth Steele, Rodney, Ont. Mrs. James R. Sraith, 4207 N. First St., Warren Heights, Cheyenne, Wyo. Alpha Alpha, Alpha Omega, Univ. of Western Ontario Carol Lakeshore New Toronto, Ont, Alberta Merry, 137 Dr., Prov. Mem. Chr. ..Mrs. Ray .Althouse, 3410 Ninth St., S.W., Calgary, Alta. Quebec British Columbia Prov, Mem. Chr Miss Betty Cowling, 1 Belfrage Rd,, Westmount, P.Q- Prov. Mem. Chr Montreal Miss Betty Cowling, 1 Belfrage Rd., Westmount, P.Q- Mrs. W. G. Lane, 2993 S.W. Marine Dr., Vancouver, B.C. Alpha Tau, McGill Ann Henders, 2398 Park Row West, Montreal, P.Q Vancouver Mrs. W. G. Lane, 2993 S.W. Marine Dr., Vancouver, B.C. Victoria Miss Olive Heritage, 1438 Grant St.. Victoria, B.C. Saskatchewan .Mpha Lambda, Univ. of British Columbia Prov. Mem. Chr. Alia Lorraine Mulvihill, 1269 E. 51st .Ave., Vancouver, B.C. .Mrs. Ray Althouse, 3410 Ninth St. S.W., Calgary,

Manitoba Hawaii Prov. Mem. Chr Mrs. A. K. Tobin, Portlock Rd., Honolulu, T.H Miss Cathy Carruthers, 249 Waverly St., Winnipeg g, Man. Honolulu 321

62 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA :"HI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1 957 Marie Wyttenberg, Portland; Carole Bay Village, Ohio; Carole Ann OMEGA, Iowa State College Sally Schroeder, Clayton; Anne Eagles, Albany; Beverly Friedrich, Gooding, Topeka; Nancy Ann Calla Judy Freiberg, Storm Lake; Carol Steinman, St. Louis; Karen Sund Carol Tillamook; Hoffman, Salem; han, Cleveland Hts., Ohio; Sarah Auringer, St. Louis, Mo. ; Barbara strom, Webster Groves; Constance Roberta Zoe Ann Marilyn Martinak, Albany; Dillaha, Topeka; Kelley, Bacon, Peoria, 111. ; Mary Alice Talbot, Normandy; Beth Tedford, Parke, Los Angeles, Calif.; Kar Pratt; Paula Brinkman, Cimarron; Merchant, Ames; Judith Adamson, Moberly; Ruth Wenta, Brentwood; lene Quistad, Salem. Jacquelyn Ayers, Winfield; E. True East Lansing, Mich.; Annabelle Sharon Whitaker, Richmond Hts.; XI, University of Idaho Binford, Kansas City. Corcoran, Davenport; Nancy Froe Judy Whiteside, Elsberry; Lynne Sara Margaret Beall, Camus, TAU, Colorado A&M berg, Cedar Rapids; Carol Ann Wight, Winterset, Iowa; Jeannette Wash.; Nancy Campbell, Wendell; Ann Roerig, Denver; Laurel Lea Garland, Mason City; Theora Kurt, McDonald, St. Louis. Jean Durham, Spokane, Wash. ; Enyeart, Estes Park; Gwen Nix, Waterloo; Barbara Ann Lasser, ALPHA EPSILON, University of Eaton Gretchen Ft. Col Gayla Goodrich, Monroe, Mich.; ; Brown, Moline, 111. ; Barbara Laue, Des Arizona Ruthanna Hawkins, Coeur d'Alene; lins; Hargis, Denver; Carol Jann Moines; Jean McKee, Carlisle; Judith Ann Mitchell, Glendale; Caryl Heth, Spokane, Wash. ; Vera Denver; Martha Neb. Phillips, Augus Margery Molden, Omaha, ; Constance Byington Sutherland, Lyn Hofiland, West Covina, Calif.; tine, Denver; Valerie Chappellet, Des Nancy Needham, Moines; Los Angeles, Calif.; Mary Parke Arlene Payette; Kathleen Los Calif. ; Karen Scheide- K. Kinney, Angeles, Mary Roberts, Des Moines; Taylor, Phoenix; Sandra Wolfe, El McGratney, Buhl; Marcia Ann man, Manitou Springs; Janice Sandra Smith, Ames; Kathryn Paso, Tex. ; Frances Adams, Tuc Mottinger, West Covina, Calif.; Brandenburg, Ft. Collins; Carol Rockwell Thurow, City; Cindy son; Nancy Addenbrooke, Win Diana Pierson, Spokane, Wash.; Cady, Ft. Collins; Margaret Dor Ander Timm, Muscatine; Beverly netka, 111.; Carol Sue Casaday, Margaret Remsberg, Rupert; Pa sey, Eaton; Maxine Henke, Ft. Chero son, Clarion; Kay Nelson, Tucson; Andrea Day, Anaconda, tricia Riley, Boise; Marilyn Robin Collins; Martha Ft. Col kee. Huffer, Mont.; Veeva Daniels, Mexico, son, Rupert; Carol Ann Rossman, lins; Marjorie Myers, Johnstown; ALPHA ALPHA, University of D.F. ; Judith Fox, Coronado, Calif.; Nampa; Kay Salver, Idamarie Susan Smelterville; Ogan, Eaton; Toronto Shauna Gates, Kingman; Jana Bette Davis, Twin Falls. Neb.; Phyllis Riecker, Tekamah, Brenda Birch, Toronto; Irene Czer- Gilpin, La Jolla, Calif.; Alice Hall, OMICRON, University of Illinois Ft. Agnes Wil Bradshaw, Collins; niawski, Toronto; Carole Frazer, DeQuoin, 111.; Roberta Haworth, Valerie Kay Gerlach, Ft. Collins. Youngstown, liams, Toronto; Sheila Hyslop, Toronto; Phoenix; Gloria Hicks, Midland, Ohio; Patricia III.; PHI, Washington (St. Weist, Chicago, University Marilyn Irwin, Willowdale; Betty Tex.; Helene Loubet, Tucson; Jean Joan Dee Anderson, Lincoln; Lind Louis) McVeety, Willowdale; Margaret McLean, Tucson; Margaret Sharon ley Crouch, Western Marifian, Belleville, 111.; Springs; Julia Millard, Coldwater; Ruth Steele, Moiola, Brawley, Calif.; Persis Cynthia Cunningham, Wilmette; Arlington 111.; Judith Ahmer, Hts., Rodney; Joanne Woods, Pt. Col- Donna Nelson, San Francisco, Sara Edgell, Kirkwood; Mari Homewood; Georgia Judy Diekroeger, borne; Pat Moser, Toronto. Calif.; Frances Patten, Tucson; Jackson, Riverdale; Alice Johnson, lyn Emerson, E. St. Louis, 111.; ALPHA BETA, University of North Sylvia Simpson, Brownsville, Tex.; Urbana; Lila Keleher, Walnut; Sharon Affton; Mary Janice Geil, Dakota Theresa Vaile, Santa Barbara, Diana Joyce Kramp, Elmhurst; Hammer, Stanton; Jacqueline Heit Caroline Berkeland, Thompson; Calif.; Joan Waldt, Tucson; Gloria Judith Litsinger, Park Ridge; Bar man, Brentwood; Joan Higgs, St. Karen Moe, Abercrombie; Carol Af- Wilkie, McHenry, 111. bara Lord, Lawrenceville; Joy Mc Louis; Barbara Kallman, Affton; seth, Minot; Patricia Bettschen, ALPHA ZETA, University of Texas Collum, Downers Grove; Maria Mc Cary Marshall, Ferguson; Georgea Grand Forks; Joanne Brager, Sandra Mays, Atlanta; Margaret Cormick, Urbana; Mary Ann Schneider, St. Louis; Barbara Grand Forks; Jacquolyn Brown, Watson, Ft. Worth; Donna Jean Pichon, Danville; Janet Jo Ponie- Stepp, Des Moines, Iowa; Carol Grand Forks; Claudia Cooke, Peoples, Austin; Barbara Geeslin, renke, Wenona; Janet Rasmussen, Stiarwalt, Ferguson; Barbara Fargo; Sharon DeLa Pointe, Mott; Dallas; Janet Wood, Austin; Park Ridge; Carol Sutor, Harvey; Tunze, Ladue; Ruth Wravsmann, Rita Dezotell, Grand Forks; Jean Euretta D. Galconor, Houston; Car- Donna Treece, Anna; Nancy Wal Normandy; Shirley Jean Mueller, Petersburg; Sylvia Hage, meleta Stevens, Houston; Janis lace, Edwardsville. St. Louis. Erickson, Fergus Falls, Minn. ; Mary Dee Jones, Paducah; Mary Louise PI, University of Nebraska CHI, Oregon State College Hanson, Ada, Minn. ; Nell Henley, Travis, Seagoville; Ola Butler, Nancy Belschner, Amherst; Gloria Carol Alvord, Vancouver, Wash. ; Grand Forks; Dorothy Isaak, Bis Austin; Patricia Pfeiffer, Houston; Denton, Fullerton; Judy Easter, Catherine Burke, Roseburg; Steph- marck; Arlene Koenig, Mandan; Jean Van Riper, Dallas; Nancy Des Moines, Iowa; Sharon Har- eny Cairns, Lindsay, Calif.; Bar Sharon Lee, Aberdeen, S.Dak. ; Nell Williford, Fairfield; Nancy mel, Norfolk; Sandra Johns, Lin bara Colvin, Springfield; Susan Karen Monroe, Bismarck; Rebecca Cone, Dallas; Florence Beloate, coln; Judy Lindgren, Grand Is Dillabough, Salem; Darlene Grigg, Olson, Finley; Zetta Pedas, Minot; Dallas; Linda Marie Gebhart, Port land; Sally McGinnis, Wisner; Vale; Darlene Hankel, Salem; Karen Sethre, Red Wing; Carolyn Arthur; Linda Moore, Port Arthur; Margaret Marshall, Lincoln; Jean Sharon Keefe, Portland; Lynn Her Sheets, Grand Forks; Rochelle Sto- Edna Frances Sample, Houston; ette Pohlman, Stanton; Gretchen rall, Salem; Deborah Kessler, Latta- lee. Grand Forks; Janice Vooge, Carolyn Campbell, Corpus Christi; Saeger, Schuyler; Jeanette Schott- bra, Calif.; Kay Kirkey, Portland; Kenmare; Marlys Waldon, Moor Paula Craig, Dallas; Kay Lanham, ler, Beatrice; A. Gayle Sunderman, Donna Jo McCrary, Coos Bay; head, Minn. ; Ann Threlfall, Fargo. Austin; Janis Jennings, Austin; Omaha; Betty J. Tomsen, Minden; Joette Rogers, Dallas; Phyllis of Alexandria Wade, Austin; Wanda Sylvia Ann Orinda, Calif.; Joan Wil ALPHA GAMMA, University Wilber, Hastings; White, Rose Dorothy Los Nevada Cockrell, Austin; Mary Lou Wilson, O'Neill; Jo cox, Eugene; Mary Nygord, Marie Patricia Kay Duderstadt, Corpus Christi; Anne Wyrens, Omaha. Angeles, Cahf.; Ann White, Port Carano, Reno; Leona Jane Bodden, Galveston; Betty Lu RHO, State University of Iowa land; Darlene Schuster, Portland. Groenenberger, Reno; Carol Reno; Virginia Pucci, Ballard, Mission. Mary Kay Amick, Des Moines; PSI, University of Oklahoma Francy, Reno; Wilson, Schurz; Pa ALPHA Ohio Wesleyan Uni Frances Birdine Bailey, Houston, Ann Billingsley, New York, N.Y. ; Joyce ETA, tricia Medford, Ore.; Darla Tex.; Kathleen Buren, Leiand; Margaret Gammill, Ardmore; Col Vessey, versity Norma An- Carole N.Y.; Bette Cottingham, Ames; Miriam leen Hartgraves, Tulsa; Patricia Aimone, Reno; Jeanne Jordon, Buffalo, Lee Wethersfield, Distelhorst, Burlington; Nancy Sue Maloney, Oklahoma City; Diane net, Wellington; Nancy Nancy Amrein, Calif. ; Carol Carol Hunting Erickson, Davenport; Alice Fickel, McCall, Ft. Worth, Tex.; Nancy Arnold, Fresno, Conn.; Anderson, Sparks; Nancy Da W.Va.; Elizabeth Baldwin, Fairfield; Maureen Leyes, Burling Reeves, Texarkana, Ark.; Gene Christiansen, ton, Winnemmucca; Joan Dris- New Conn.; Ann Barrows, ton; Judith MacFadyen, High Nora Stumbough, Cascade, Colo.; mon, Haven, dale, Reno; Olivia Forsythe, Reno; Dayton; Leslie Jo Baxter, Terrace Bridge, N.J. ; Gretchen Meier, Fort Barbara Bertie, Tulsa; Kay Blake, Germaine Reno; Rita Berrier, Indian Leavenworth, Kan.; Dawn Ruberts, Oklahoma City; Kay Bradley, Okla Jerrie Goble, Park; Ethelyn Pat Reno; Ind. Alice Suzanne Dean, Ottawa, III. homa City; Jean Conliff, Oklalioma Miolini, Reno; Reynolds, apolis, ; Catherine Las Vegas; 111.; Carol Deetz, Lan SIGMA, University of Kansas City; Elizabeth Crump, Fort Worth, Blackman, Winnetka, Marian Capurro, Reno; June Rodg caster; Theora Disher, Upper San Sara E. Wyman, Coffeyville; Janice Tex.; Susan Cummings, Oklahoma Reno; Edrie Schwake, Smith; ; Dunbar, Clayton, Mo. ; Wright, Columbus; Susan Tyler, City; Clarece Dyer, Durant; Pa ers, dusky Sally Loralee Gabbs; Judith Vas- Wilhelmina Barberton; Su Sabetha; Dorothy Ann Owens, tricia Farmer, Oklahoma City; Pa Smith, Good, Reno; Sharon Workman, sanne Graham, Bay Village; Irene Kansas City, Mo. ; Donna Logan, tricia Ferguson, Oklahoma City; concelos, Reno. Groff, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Ellen Haz- Nevada, Mo. ; Sandra Garver, Sharon Fleetwood, Bartlesville; Washington, Pa.; Beverly Kansas City, Mo.; Jane O'Neil, Harriet Jacobs, Oklahoma City; ALPHA DELTA, University of lett, N.J. ; Kathleen Kansas City, Mo.; Dixie Hecker- Ann Kelley, Okmulgee; Margaret Missouri Hicks, Metuchen, Ann Sioux Kappel, Bronxville, N.Y. ; Sandra man, Kansas City, Mo. ; Marilyn McMahan, Duncan; Patricia Mead Albertson, City, Iowa; Dee Kansas Lawrence, South Euclid; Joan Evans, Colorado Springs, Colo. ; ows, Oklahoma City; Harrell Janise Faler, City; Nancy Cleveland Hts. ; Mary Jean Elson, Paola; Jane Barrett, Miles, Norman; Patricia Ann Hamilton, Richmond; Nancy Leighton, Ann Lee, East Cleveland; Ruth Wicliita; Sue Haydon, Kansas City, Mills, Okmulgee; Mary Ann She Hanna, Normandy; Suzanne Knips Ann Mason, Coshocton; Mildred Mo.; Linda Farmer, Pratt; Barbara bester, Pauls Valley; Linda Rae child, Norborne; Molly Peebles, Miller, Holgate; Sue Poulton, Jolene Reinhardt, Prairie Village; Stoll, Oklahoma City; Margaret Kirkwood; Carole Vollmer, Grosse D.C; Ellen Ratko Katherine Rider, Wichita; Ruth Taylor, Tulsa; Mary Elizabeth Pointe, Mich.; Martha Wood, Web Washington, Nor vich, Akron; Melanie Schlapak, Olson, Wichita; Ann Brenneisen, Thomlinson, Oklahoma City; Sally ster Groves; Mary Carter, Ambridge, Pa.; Anita Louise Tay Kansas City; Betty Hailey, Kansas Williams, Dallas, Tex.; Lynnda mandy; Catherine B. Commerford, lor, New Providence, R.I.; Barbara City, Mo.; Jeanne McMillan, Staf Wolford, Oklahoma City; Anita Crystal City; Jean Creissen, St. Winton, Stratford, Conn. ; Nancy ford; Sally Ann Schofer, Law Wonn, Oklahoma City; Onida L. Louis; Sharon Edwards, Columbia; St. Ann Lightell, Coshocton; Beverly rence; Stephanie Snyder, Leaven Norman, Stillwater; Empo Henry, Phyllis Ellebracht, Louis; Strayer, Delphos; Donna Shupe, worth; Jo Anne Johnson, Leaven Stillwater; Virginia Lippert, Still Evans, Wentzville; Jacqueline Hur Beaver, Pa. worth; Marcia Johnson, Kansas water; Juanita Noel, Stillwater; ley, Kansas City; Marian Johnston, St. ALPHA City; Rebecca Jane Swander, San Flora U. Ward, Stillwater; Mattie Kirkwood; Sandy Magill, THETA, Vanderbilt Uni Mae Antonio, Tex. ; Carol Ann Mittong, Lee Hollar, Stillwater; Verna Louis; Carol Neely, Ellington; versity Kansas City, Mo.; Carol Green, McDaniel Chapman, Stillwater. Marilyn Rooks, Brownsville, Tenn. ; Janet Spotts, Franklin; Shirley

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1957 63 Cleveland; M. Kay Hastings, Patricia mas, Glen Carbon, 111. ; Virginia son, Cox, Cookeville ; K. Craw Cartright, Niles, IU.; Johnell Batle Creek, Mich.; Carol Sue Guigliano, Hicksville, N.Y^; Dianne Rea, Englewood; Julie Turtle, Bel ford, Corbin, Ky. ; Nancy Finney, Middletown; Carolyn Letake, Staunton, Va.; Carol Jo fast, Ireland; Cherry Wagner, Jones, Shelbyville; Marie Fitzgerald, Harris, McCollister, Tall Sandra Jagger, Amarillo, Tex. Toledo; Joan Nashville; M. Catherine Gardner, Henry, Cincinnati; Tall Tiffin; ALPHA of William & madge; Mary McCollister, Nashville; Elaine Hall, LaGrange, Springfield; Virginia Jones, CHI, College Cathe madge; Barbara Mellon, Centerline, Barbara Gerda Koch, Youngstown; Mary Ga.; Hamlett, Nashville; Mich.; Marlene Miller, Akron; rine Kopp, Ashland; Phyllis Nel Gay Hammond Barnes, Shenan Barrye Jacobs, Nashville; Mary Patricia Reaver, Troy; Marcy Rose, Alexandria, Va.; Lorie Rauch, doah; Betty Jane Bowser, Roanoke; Neal Manning, Carthage; Jean C son, Schoulin, Lee Hicksville, Barbara Ann Cassady, Charlottes Mentor; Carolyn Medina; McCarn, Nashville; Bonnie Perry, Mansfield; Sadler, Cham Barbara Lee Alexan Carole Smith, Port Clinton; Sally Vicki R. N.Y. ; Margaret Trimble, ville; Henry, Orlando, Fla.; Savola, Stinson, Sandusky; Nancy Wether paign, III; Kathryn Wick, Indian dria; Margaret Singleton O'Neil, Metairie, La.; Barbara Swint, Medina. apolis, Ind.; Nancy Willis, Ash Alexandria; Estelle Renner, Cathar wax, Nashville; Rosemarie Torrington, BETA State Uni land. pin; Mary Edith Arnquist, Glen DELTA, Michigan Evansville, Ind. ; Barbara Enochs, wood Wis.; Yvonne versity Shelby ville; Toni Musso, Decatur, ALPHA XI, Southern Methodist City, Mary Janet K. Cald Glenda Baker, Vassar; Janet 111.; Margaret Ann Patton, Nash Universily Beattie, Arlington; Pa. Elizabeth Chaney, Rapid City ; Margaret ville. Theresa Elaine Curtis, Dallas; Jo well, Wynnewood, ; Hart Ferris, Birmingham; Sally Foster, ALPHA of Cali Ruth Edwards; Beaumont; Jeanne Griffith, Arlington; Rosemary IOTA, University East Lansing; Barbara Kolm, East Rita Mae man, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Frances fornia at Los Angeles Marie Flowers, Dallas; Kay Arlene Marjorie Lansing; Kathryn Peard, Kenmore, Carol Lee Waite, Agana, Guam; Grusing, Amarillo; Barbara Karr, Key, Alexandria; Gloria Ray N.Y. ; Camille Sharon Dickens, Carol Arth, Redlands; Marie Bell, Dallas; Gloria McMullen, Alamosa, Laurent, Rahway, N.J.; Barbara Kathleen Glencoe, 111.; Andrea Ruth Moeck, Beach; Linda Bergsteinsson, Colo. ; Toula Manos, Dallas; Sharon Marr, Richmond; Long Rockford, 111. ; Sandra Sanders, Marion Ana Schween McManus, Ennis; Sarah McCurdy, Arlington; Jeanne Au Orange; Caracausa, Birmingham; Joanne Benetti, Mt. Arcadia; Ballard, Dallas; Judith Ann Carter, drey Murtland, Norfolk; Shirley heim; Marilyn Dice, Clemens; Margaret Kay Berry, Diana Burbank; Joan Dallas; Suzenna Cundiff, Oceanside, Watts Noell, Alexandria; Carolyn Gilmore, Lansing; Suzanne Bishop, Bir Hender Calif.; -Alice Ann Dunnewald, Parrish, Elk Hill; Mary Carroll Hamilton, Whittier; Ann Bolin, Peggy Sue Earth- Barbara Stanton, mingham; Jacqueline Joan son, Visalia; Sarah Jean Hogan, Laramie, Wyo.; Smith, Ashland; Gar Grosse Pointe; Loretta Bunting, Los Angeles; Katherine Kern, man, Dallas; Anne Gatewood, Arlington; Carla Warner, Vienna; Dallas; Jackson; Carolyn Coates, Sault Ste. Studio Burbank; land; Beverly Kay Greene, Eula Ray Williams, La Crosse. City; Jola Lehds, Marie; Lee Flynn, Aurora, Karol Gaye Hargis, Ellis Grove, ALPHA PSI, Lake Forest College Nancy Gail McDonough, Los Angeles; Ruth Ft. Kan.; 111.; Lois Foulds, Saginaw; Marcia Northbrook, Van Nuys; 111.; Shirley Hill, Scott, Suzanne Callaham, Lake Forest; Ann Irion, Beaumont; Helen Anne Fox, Mt. Pleasant; Marilyn Mary Rasmussen, Anaheim; Doro Betty Barbara Dunbar, Bloomington ; Martha Sue Gray, Rocky River, Ohio; Pa Los Helen Maxine Leverett, Dallas; Claire Graham, Ft. Sheridan; thy Rawlings, Angeles; Reed Dallas; Sally Belle De tricia Jones, City; Cynthia Rohrer, Los Angeles; Sharon Ryan, Anne Murdock, Louise Brock. Chicago; Elaine Betty Layne Nichols, Evanston, 111.; Sally Over- Los Angeles; Gail Swengel, Mon Notman, Dallas; Gaetano, Riverside; Victoria Hall, Ann Payne, hoh, SauU Ste. Marie; Diana Ruth Santa Owens, Dallas; Jean Normal; Elena Krautter, Win terey; Carolyn Weaver, Palos Verdes Estates, Alto; Mary Joy Plum, Lyford; netka; Leimomi Young, Hilo, Southworth, Ana; Toni Ann Wikoff, Manhattan Lau- Pat Dallas; Nancy Calif.; Judith Ann Vairo, Beach. Suzanne Ray, Hawaii. Tonning, of rium; Dolores VanHala, Royal ALPHA KAPPA, University of Seeman, Dallas; Judith ALPHA OMEGA, University Beth Ann Tuer, Oak. Manitoba Seattle, Wash.; Western Ontario Can. BETA EPSILON, Miami University Honor B. Bonnycastle, Winnipeg; Grimsby, Ont., Patricia Jane Arthur, London; North Dakota Caroline Brown, Cincinnati; Su Vivienne Brownell, Winnipeg; ALPHA OMICRON, June V. Cauthers, Port Credit; zanne Scott, Dayton; Laura Weise, Janet Ann Gibson, Winnipeg, State College Patricia M. Fletcher, Oshawa; New Rockford; Chicago Hts., 111.; Joyce Bell, Suzanne Holland, Winnipeg; Janice Anderson, Marilyn O. Gardiner, Ottawa; Moorhead, Minn.; Watseka, 111.; Sue Chiles, Van Averill lliffe, Winnipeg; GeiUs Kih Wendla Hanson, Mary Ann Langmuir, Niagara Margaret Wert; Claudette Cook, Gary, Ind.; Susan Moore, Beverly Nielsen, Fargo; Falls; Barbara J. Latham, Burling gour, Winnipeg; Diane Cox, Springfield; Lynn Winni Benedict, Moorhead, Minn.; Janice ton; Marilyn McLean, Sydney, Winnipeg; Donna Patton, Arling Fargo; Sharon Elliott, Beresford Davis, Toledo; Judi Downs, peg; Geraldine Rudkin, Winnipeg; Dietrich, N.S.; Joan Ridpath, G. Susan Fredeen, Fargo; ton, Va. ; Sharon Duke, Beverly Barbara Ann Tod, Winnipeg; Mary Fargo; Toronto; Sally A. Riley, London; Mary M. Shores, Ind.; Virginia Gillespie, Whittaker, Calgary, Alb.; Gail Mary Hulebak, Fargo; Grace M. Rodick, Milliken. Sue Mc- Bellefontaine; Julie Haile, Cin MacDonald, Winnipeg; Mary Ross, Herrick, Fargo; Mary BETA ALPHA, University of South Mische, cinnati; Karolyn Kaye, Man Winni Cone, Mandan; Sharon ern California Winnipeg; Cynthia Scott, Susan Kinderman, Glen Fargo; Mary Jodeen Paris, Man Darlene Wenger, Upland; Gracia chester; peg; Suzanne Winter, Winnipeg; Palo M. Fargo. Ellyn, 111. ; Janet King, Alto, Diane Carol Davis, Winnipeg; dan; Janyce Roel, De Lallo, Pasadena; Susanne Calif.; Patricia Walters, LaGrange, Barbara Ison, Winnipeg; Ann ALPHA UPSILON, Pennsylvania Sweet, Wilmington; Susan Ingalls, 111.; Bonnie Wilkerson, Fort Re Paquet, Winnipeg; Susan Sharpe, State University Los Angeles; Mary Jo Caldwell, Barbara covery; Lois Wineland, Meadville, Winnipeg; Daphne Smith, Tuxedo; Carole Ann Bechtel, Bally; Canoga Park; Dona Lee Gentry, Brook; Pa. Diane Smith, Tuxedo; Marilyn Ann Bollinger, Honey Honolulu; Hawaii; Susan Hood, BETA ZETA, Kent State University Stephenson, Fort Garry. Judith Ann Bowers, Hyndman; Los Angeles; Jo Anne Nootbaar, Davids- Barbara Clarke, Kent; Barbara ALPHA of Nancy Ann Greninger, Pasadena; Barbara Jean Pierce, Los LAMBDA, University Sonia Shcpas, ville; Barbara June Kreider, Man Angeles; Juliana Rosenberger, Van Novak, Bedford; British Columbia Ak Ann Martino, Ar Campbell; Judith Willoughby, Rae Joanne Bicknell, Vancouver; heim; Barbara Nuys; Patricia Jean Smith, Anne Catherine ron; Sarah Jane Carty, Poland; Mary Gower, West Vancouver; Wheeling, W.Va.; cadia; Shirley Thompson, Long Linda Carol Youngstown; Beryl Valerie McMuUan, Clark's Summit; Beach; Reynette Wallace, Ana Hall, Barbara Hawkes, Victoria; Woody, Lou Stoudnour, Emmaus; Mary heim; Joan Welty, Los Angeles. Lewis, Cleveland; Shirley Jackson, Vancouver; Margot John Cobcrly, Falls Church, Va. ; BETA of Cuyahoga Falls; Carol son, Vancouver ; Norma Johnston, Jane Clark, BETA, University Mary Ardith Youngstown; Nancy Feldbush, Vancouver; Jennifer Anne Little, Ruth A. Detwiler, Hatboro; land Akron; Elizabeth Lucille Wood Halifax, N.S.; Joan McEwen, Van Marilyn Free, Kennett Square; Ellen Louise Kirby, Baltimore; State College; Clear Ida ward, Kent. couver; Glen Elizabeth McLennan, Joan Hawbaker, Dorothy Brewer, Spring; BETA Bradley University Vancouver; Donale Minaker, Van Jane D. Pollins, Greensburg; Sally May (Thaney, Baltimore; Patricia ETA, Lee Sondra Ann Foote, Peoria; Judy Meserve, couver; Lorraine Mulvihill, Van Prentiss, Lyon Station; Jacqueline Crane, Pennsville; Joan Barbara M. Irma Park Ridge; Carole Pancoast, Shel- couver; Catherine Betty Stevenson, L. Sando, Reading; DeVore, Ellerslie; Dennison, Patricia Raines, Paris; Vancouver; Joan Sutherland, Vic Schweiker, New Cumberland. Washington, D.C. ; Marilyn Rodg byville; Peoria; Judy Ben toria. ALPHA PHI, Colorado College ers, Baltimore; Carol Ann Schlotz Judith Barnett, Pana; Mary Best, Peoria; ALPHA MU, Rollins College .\my Sasaki, Honolulu, Hawaii; hauer, Washington, D.C; Bonnie thaus, Edith Peoria; Jeanne Gam Betty June Bobel, Rumford, R.I.; Molly Lou Wilson, Amarillo, Tex.; Gregg, Washington, D.C; Eliza Bliss, Carole Hermann. Sarah Ann Brookbank, Asheboro, Bonnie Sue Zirkel, West Allis, beth Munyon, Massey. auf, Chicago; Charlene Hoerr, Peona; Sue Anne Wis.; Roberta Allen, Hollister, BETA GAMMA, Bowling Green Peoria; N.C; Baxter, Leesburg; Marilyn Calif.; Merrillyn Bird, Des Moines, State University Roberta Howard, Salem; Bryce Coba Hekma, Bronxville, Krus Dana Coronado, Marlene Kresevich, Pana; Marlene N.Y. ; Nadi Julia Lane, St. Louis, Iowa; Bowen, Calvert, Euclid; Jacqueline Berwin; Carol Jean Miller. Mo.; Laura Kay Leimbacher, Calif.; Roberta Browne, Palo Alto, D'Isa, Mount Gilead; Sylvia Sue wick, Barbara Peterson, dn Ann Calif.; Marilynn Burson, Denver; Davis, Wyandotte, Mich. ; Patricia Geneseo; Joliet, 111.; Sarah Mitchell, Bartonville: Coutchie, 111.; Lorain; Finkel, cago; Janet Price, Phoeni.x, Ariz. ; Carol Ann Muir, Margaret Harvey, Dugle, Judith Lo'^ Frederica Joanne Rufe, Peoria; Betty Normandy, Mo. ; Carol Ann Sitton, Bette Jo Cummings, Carlsbad, Newark, N.J. ; Jeanne Aledo. N.Y. Patricia N.Mex. ; Sharon Dicus, Deerfield, Lay, Mentor; Nancy Jean Smith, Stead, Long Island, ; Jean Uni San Fran BETA San Jose State Stevens, Huntington, W.Va. ; 111.; Barbara Joan Ellis, Euclid; Diane Villaire, Wyandotte, THETA, Nancy Helen Watzek, Crossett, cisco, Calif.; Suzanne Engle, Tuc Mich.; Mary Anderson, Cleveland; versity Bell, Merced; Carfr Ark.; Diane Eames, Miami; son, Ariz.; Mary Cathryn Genaro, Barbara Bell, Beaver Falls, Pa.; Judith George Hanford; Gloria Faure, Gladvs Musselwhite. Orlando. Dallas, Tex.; Portia Hoh, Little Judith Bell, New Philadelphia; lyn Curtis, Marian Goodban, Hay ALPH.A XU, Wittenberg College ton; Kay Jensen, Minneapolis, Nancy Boza, Toledo; Carol Crouse, Kenfield; Carol Hopkins, San Fran Roselyn Anderson, Springfield; Minn. ; Sara Jane Karloff, San Cleveland; Gloria Drake, Ithaca, ward; Yuba City; Calif. N.Y. Diane Willowick; cisco; Judith Del Pero, Mabel Emery Huston, Mansfield; Francisco, ; Mary Jo Keller, ; Fetzner, 1 Lou Salinas; Noel Christine Huston, Mansfield; Kansas City, ilo. ; Susan LaRoche, Connie Granfield, Sandusky; Joyce Mary Fillippi, Virgim.. Linda Webster Bettie Ruth Miriam Ham- Janice Fowler, Riverside; Olsen, Columbus; Judith Groves, Mo.; Guilford, Cleveland; Has Han San Mateo; Noreen Seibert, Elmhurst, III.; Deanne Powell, Denver; Velda Mae Pri- man, Bowling Green; Dianne Freeman,

64 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1 957 sell, San Carlos; Mitzi Kirk, Santa Joyce Henery, Columbus; Yvonne BETA TAU, Texas Technological Hoisington; Bethene Burnham, Maria; Jean Partridge, Brentwood; La Houd, Columbus; Julianne Shi College Junction City; Marilyn Dean, Part Barbara Tarrico, Modesto; Anna land, Columbus. Gayle Arthur, Raton, N.Mex.; Pa ridge; Beth Ann Dowling, East Theis, Los Gatos; Mary Wright, BETA OMICRON, Oklahoma City tricia Curry, Arlington; Nita Beth Leavenworth, Mo.; Mary Helen Santa Rosa. University Golden, Brownfield; Patsy Hale, Eaton, Harper; Sybil Foster, La BETA IOTA, Idaho State College Kay Ellen Gordon, Okeman; Carol Brownfield; Theda Hodze, Abilene; Crosse; Doris Kaye Geis, Durham; Sandra Berlin, Rigby; Barbara Hayward, Shawnee; Peggye O'Con Carol Ann McKinzie, Brecken Dixie Good, Topeka; Orvilla Buffington, Twin Falls; Rita Potter, nor, Shawnee; Glenna Kay Rea, ridge; Gayle Marye, Dallas; Fred- Homer, Junction City; Janice Gooding; Colleen Stibal, Roberts; Shawnee; Rita Whitaker, Oklahoma dye Wise, Kermit; Cora Lee Bar Humble, Sawyer; Jean Ann Koer Sacra A. Margaret Baker, Idaho Falls; City; Faull, Alva; Margaret rett, Houston; Linda Lee Beard, ner, Evansville, Ind. ; Nancy Ann Fran Oklahoma Carolyn Birdelle Bloem, Idaho Falls; Houk, City; Dumas; Lois Jane Bowles, Dallas; Lange, Kansas City, Mo. ; Betty Oklahoma Lanita Mad ces Burkhart, Idaho Falls; Con Lamb, City; Barbara Sue Brady, Midland; Jane Larkin, Admire; Katherine Lois stance Coombs, Spokane, Wash. ; dux, Cheyenne; Meschberger, Loretta Claire Brown, Midland; Martin, Opolis; Alice A. McCand Carole Nancy Garrett, Pocatello; Renee Calumet; Page, Hobart; Mary Susan Bybee, Houston; less, Stafford; Aura McConnell, Katherine Maiu Garrett, Boise; Virginia Lee God Reid, Eucha; Catherine Clement, Mound; Mary Coffeyville; Lorene Ritts, Stafford; bold, Ft. Worth, Tex.; Susan Hig Sooro, Bethany; Carolyn Whaley, Anne Clifton, Lubbock; Mary Ellen Eleanor Sayler, Dodge City; Kath Oklahoma bie, Buhl ; Marion Holcombe, Poca Tulsa; Amy Williams, Colbaugh, Houston; Sandra Lee leen Schultis, McPherson; Billie tello; J. Jan Kearsley, Pocatello; City. Hemmie, Arlington; Angela Kirk Scott, Claflin; M. Jane Seitz, Junc BETA Indiana State Teachers Georgia Perrin, Pocatello; Edna PI, patrick, Amarillo; Marzee Jean tion City; Jane Nelson Stinson, Toone, Lava Hot Springs; Janice College McLaughlin, Plainview; Anna Jane Lawrence; Carol Ann Shideler, Rosella Ann Richmond; Treloar, Afton, Wyo. McBride, Shawver, Lubbock; Jean Shawver, Seattle, Wash.; Sharon Stewart, Alice Lois BETA KAPPA, Arizona State Col Mary Ault, Bloomington; Lubbock; Billie Jean Stroehle, St. Francis; Judith Stover, Ran Ann Beauchamp, Terre Haute; lege Memphis; Janet Elizabeth Vines, som; Cibyl Teichnam, Stafford; Carole Ann Boyer, Crown Point; Marlys Berry, Arlington, Va. ; Re Albany; Walker, Waco; Sarah Barbara Ann Walker, Merriam; Martha Mae Bush, Salem; becca McEntire, Higley; Joyce Mit Joanne Ann Watkins, Arlington. Genevieve Spalding Beck, Manhat Clodfelter, Greencastle; Jeanette BETA chell, Phoenix; Arlyn Moores, UPSILON, Kansas State Col tan; Eleanor Russell Buzzell, Man Theresa Harpenau, Tell City; Phoenix; Mary Ann Parker, Doug lege hattan; Lois McDonald Clegg, Man Nancy Emma Hughes, Terre las; Pauli Udall, Phoenix; Joan Janice L. Albers, Bendena; Carolee hattan; Dorothy Berry Hunter, Haute; Gail Ellen Green Ann H. Smurth Baldwin, Cupertino, Calif. ; Jo Anne Irwin, Alexander, Burhngton; Karen Manhattan; Georgiana castle ; Nancy Ann Coving Boarman, Phoenix; Tamara Cum- Lyon, Andrews, Ottawa; Nancy Barra- waite, Manhattan; Maxine Cronk ton, Ky. ; Joyce Evelyn Mason, mard, Mesa; Sandra Davidson, gree, McPherson; Mary Lou Ulrich, Manhattan. Terre Haute; Janice Kay Miller, Phoenix; Danalu Eager, Phoenix; Beisecker, Colby; Linnea Brown, Sullivan; Phyllis Ann Noss, Hunt- Linda Hutchins, Yuma; Toni John ingburg; Virginia Annelle Nichols, son, Phoenix; Kay Kuykendall, Hobart; Judith Lynne Price, Gary; Kingman; Carole Mahan, Phoenix; Simla Lea Holl Robinson, Medary- Sharon Mickle, Phoenix; Mary Lee ville; Louella Adele Scheele, Bates Moore, Phoenix; Barbara Steward, ville; Sue Ann Smith, Ambia; Phoenix; Glenda Taylor, Mesa; Linda Jane Snyder, Carlisle; Fran Valerie Underwood, North Las ces Ann Vegas, Nev. Stryker, Rockville; Mary Jane Stubbeman, Franklin; Sandra BETA LAMBDA, San State Diego Sue Greencastle; Barbara College Torr, Jane Wilson, Rockville; Sara Mar Judith Hoffert, LaMesa; June garet Wilson, Evansville; Judith Keith, San Diego; Carol Minor, DeLaney Hill, Terre Haute. San Diego; Marilyn San Carlson, BETA RHO, University of Colorado Diego; Anne San Crosby, Diego; Bebe Baxter, Greeley; Joyce Beck Katharine deKirby-Lumb, San man, Chicago Hts., 111.; Margaret Diego; Susan San Dunning, Diego; McKennan, Woodside, Calif.; Linda Jo Ann Farrow, San Diego; Anna Jeanne Schroll, Aledo, 111. ; Dorothy lee Jepson, San Diego; Mau Jean Stanley, Berkeley, Calif.; Joanne pin, San Diego; Phyllis Tuchin, Barry, Denver; Rosalind Borg, Salt San Diego; K. Gail Chula BEEKMAN TOWER Wright, Lake Utah; Catherine Brown, Vista. City, Pueblo; Margaret Brummett, BETA Florida MU, State University Steamboat Springs; Julie Lynn Patricia Anne Baker, Arlington, Clover, Schenectady, N.Y. ; Cathe HOTEL Va. ; Marian Ga. Baum, Quitman, ; rine, Long Beach, Calif. ; Linda Sondra St. Binder, Petersburg; Eggebrecht, Elgin, 111. ; Mary Mary Elizabeth Clow, Clearwater; Fischl, Manitowoc, Wis. ; Judith Barbara Ann Lake the hotel Harrison, Flickinger, Detroit, Mich. ; Sandra only "fraternity" Wales; Joyce St. Peters Kickliter, Hoag, San Mateo, Calif. ; Mary Lois in NEW YORK burg; Lieberman, Cresskill, Ann Honisch, Denver; Naomi Lar N.J.; Lisa Redd, Sarasota; Maryl sen, Nampa, Idaho; Melinda Mc

Lake Wales. ... in the for that to Thompson, Cormick, Wichita, Kan. ; Elizabeth world, matter, open the public, BETA of NU, University Vermont McNary, Freeport, 111. ; Debra both men and women. This modern 26-$tory hotel was Beverly Barker, Post Mills; Mary Painter, Tempe, Ariz. ; Marlene built and is operated by members of the National Elizabeth Cox, Port Leyden, N.Y.; Rehn, Burley, Idaho; Nancy Schae Panhellenic Fraternities. That alone assures you of a Tomma Keith, Peru, N.Y. ; Eileen Greeley; Robin Smalley, High fer, "fraternity" welcome in the biff city ... to say Mowla, West Orange, N.J. ; Sarah land Barbara Park, III.; Smith, nothing of the Beckman Tower's friendly atmosphere Jean Carter, Woodstock; Carol Iowa; Pamela Stevens, Tuc Ames, and excellent service. Conner, Manhasset, N.Y. ; Carol son, Ariz. ; Paula Swanson, Chap Moyer, Lansdale, Pa. ; Jane Rowan, pell, Neb. ; Elizabeth Jean Wain- 400 comfortable outside rooms . . . complete facilities. Schenectady, N.Y.; Barbara Sea- right, Arcadia, Calif. ; Connie War-

on . . land, Gardens, N.Y. ; Judith Ann dell, Billings, Mont.; Constance Splendid location historic Beekman Hill . next Watson, Glens Falls, N.Y. ; Janet Ann Wells, Elkhart, Ind. to the United Nations , .. convenient to all mid-town. Baker, Chatham, N.J. ; Joan Basio, BETA SIGMA, Washington State

Conn. � � Manchester, ; Virginia Broch, College Single $5.00 to $9.50 Double $10.00 to $17.00 Elizabeth Evans Fanwood, N.J. ; Dorothy Campbell, Kennewick; Suites�$15.00 to $25.00 Isham, Burlington; Gene Judith Johnson, Sallie � Livingston, Centralia; Single, sharing bath from $5.00 Verona, N.J. ; Judith Anne Kearns, McEacheran, Seattle; M. Suzanne Single, private bath� from $7.00 Bennington; Jean Perkins, Fairlee; Marsh, Yakima; Evelyn Wiles, bath�from Rosemary Riley, Arlington; Joeanne Mount Vernon; Ann Aldrich, Whit Double, private $10.00 Rinse, Bernardsville, N.J. ; Carolyn tier, Calif.; Anita Dillman, Seattle; Russell, Fayetteville, N.Y. ; Ann Jane Elder, Pullman; Pat Feltis, Write for reservations and Booklet P Whitcomb, Springfield; Elizabeth Seattle; Paula Findley, Yakima; Monica Wood, Barbara Wilder, Burlington; Hood, Spokane; Janet BEEKMAN TOWER HOTEL Middlebury. Keene, Pullman; Corinne Lyle, Spo BETA XI, Ohio State University kane ; Karen Newby, Washougal ; Overlookins the United Nations�East River Fullerton, Cleveland; Patti Osborne, Pullman; Judy Mary Jo East 49th St. at 1st Ave., New York 17, N.Y. Martha Hogenson, Dayton; Lois Partington, Mt, Vernon; Carol Pav Owens, Jackson; Sally Ann Sande- lic, Tacoma; W. Ann Regan, fur, Columbus; Ruth Ann Slaugh Yakima; Beverly Roberts, Y^akima; Vesta ter, Troy; Gail Stolle, Oregeonia; Simanton, Spokane.

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' Please send : Samples: ' 1 D 1938 Blue Book n Stationery [ j n Badge Price List n Invitations [ [ n Ceramic Flyer n Programs ' L.GaSol Ottf Company j n Knitwear Flyer n Christinas Cards [ r * B [ ATTLEBORO, / MASSACHUSETTS *�� � � � * � � � � _ � ____ Gamma Phi Beta Chapter List (With chapter mailing addresses) PROVINCE I PROVINCE V (NORTH) Alpha (A) Syracuse University 803 Walnut Ave.. Syracuse. N.V. Theta (9) University of Denver 2280 S. Columbine St., Denver, Colo. Delta (A) Boston University 131 Commonwealth Ave.. Boston, Mass. Pi (II) University of Nebraska 415 N. 16th St., Lincoln, Neb. of Colo. Alpha Alpha (A A) University Toronto ..122 St. George St., Toronto, Ont. Tau (T) Colorado A and M College . . 1405 S. College Ave.. Fort Collins, Tau Alpha (A T) McGill University Alpha Phi (A *) Colorado College 202 Ballantyne Ave., Montreal West, P.Q. 38 W. Cache la Poudre St., Colo. Springs, Colo. Alpha Upsilon (A T) Penn State Univ Grange Hall, University Park, Pa. Beta Rho (B P) University of Colorado 935 16th St., Boulder, Colo. Beta Nu (B N) University of Vermont 381 Main St., Burlington, Vt. PROVINCE V (SOUTH) PROVINCE II (EAST) Psi (+) University of Oklahoma 1105 S. College. Norman. Okla. Eta Alpha (A H) Ohio Wesleyan University 24 Winbeth Lane, Delaware, Ohio Alpha Zeta (A Z) Universily of Texas 2622 Wichita Ave., Austin. Tex. Nu Alpha (A N) Wittenberg College ..628 Woodlawn Ave., Springfield, Ohio Alpha Xi (A Z) Southern Methodist University ...3030 Daniels, Dallas, Tex. Beta Camma (B P) Bowling Green State University Beta Omicron (B O) Oklahoma City University I ? B House, Bowling Green. Ohio r * B. O.C.U.. Oklahoma Citv. Okla. Beta Epsilon (B E) Miami University ...Box 49, Richard Hall, Oxford, Ohio Beta Tau (B T) Texas Technological College Beta Zeta (B Z) Kent State University 207 E. Main St., Kent, Ohio r * B, Texas Tech. College, Lubbock, Tex. Beta Xi Ohio State . (B S) University .1945 Indianola Ave., Columbus i, Ohio PROVINCE VI PROVINCE II (WEST) Lambda (A) University of Washington Beta ot (B) University Michigan ..1520 S. University Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich. .4529 17th St. N.E., Seattle 5, Wash. Epsiloc (E) Northwestern University 640 Emerson St.. Evanston, III. Nu (N) University of Oregon 1021 Hilyard St., Eugene, Ore. Alpha Psi (A +) Lake Forest College Lois Durand Hall, Lake Forest, 111. Xi (i) University of Idaho 1038 Blake St., Moscow, Idaho Alpha Omega (A B) University of Western Ontario Chi (X) Oregon State College 2.^8 S. 8th St., Corvallis, Ore. 639 Talbot St., London. Ont. Alpha Lambda (A A) University of British Columbia Beta Delta (B A) Michigan State College 3855 W. 41st Ave., Vancouver, B.C. 34X N. Harrison Rd., East Lansing, Mich. Beta Iota (B I) Idaho State College Beta Pi (B n) Indiana State Teachers College ..I.S.T.C, Terre Haute, Ind. r * B. Idaho State College. Pocatello, Idaho Beta Sigma (B 2) Washington State College ..Box 327 C.S., Pullman, Wash. PROVINCE III

Omicron PROVINCE VII (NORTH) (O) University of Illinois 1110 W. Nevada St.. Urbana, IU. Calif Sigma (1) University of Kansas 1339 W. Campus Road, Lawrence, Kan. Eta (H) University of California 2732 Channing Way, Berkeley 4, Phi (*) Washington University .Alpha Gamma (A P) University of Nevada 710 Sierra St.. Reno. Nev. Beta Theta San State S. nth St., San Calif. Woman's Bldg., Washington Univ., St. Louis 5. Mo. (B 0) Jose College 189 Jose, Delta Alpha (A A) University of Missouri . .808 Richmond St., Columbia, Mo. Alpha Theta (A 9) Vanderbilt University PROVINCE VII (SOUTH) 2411 Keniineton PI., Nashville. Tenn Alpha Epsilon (A E) University ot Arizona 1535 E. 1st St., Tucson, Aril. Beta Eta (B H) Bradley University 1410 W. Barker Ave., Peoria, 111. Alpha Iota (A I) Univ. of Calif, at Los Angeles Beta Kansas Upsilon (B T) State College 616 Hilgard St., Los Angeles 24, Calif. r * B, Kansas State College, Manhattan, Kan. Beta Alpha (B A) Univ. ot Southern California 737 W. 28th St., Los Angeles 7, Calif. PROVINCE IV Beta Kappa (B E) Arizona State College Gamma of r * B. Arizona State College, Ariz. (P) University Wisconsin 270 Langdon St., Madison, Wis. Tcmpe, Kappa (K) University of Minnesota Beta Lambda (K \) San Dieeo State College f>i23 Montc/iiina Rd., San Diego, Calif. 311 loth.Ave. S.E.. Minneapolis. Minn. Rho (P) University of Iowa 328 N. Clinton St.. Iowa City, Iowa PROVINCE VIII Omega (Q) Iowa State College 318 Pearson St.. Ames. Icwa Alpha Beta (A B) University of North Dakota Alpha Mu (A M) Rollins College ..P * B, Rollins College, Winter Park,' Fla. 3300 University Ave., Grand Forks, N.D. Alpha Chi (A X) College of William and Mary Alpha Kappa (A K) University of Manitoba r * B House, Richmond Rd.. Williamsburg, Va. 139 Harvard Ave., Winnipeg, Man., Can. Beta Beta (B B) University of Maryland Alpha Omicron (A O) North Dakota State College #9 Fraternity Row, College Park, Md. 1259 13th St. N., Fargo, N.D. Beta Mu (B M) Florida State University 415 W. College Ave.. Tallahassee. Fla.

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� � McKenzie, Directory President Mrs. H. W. Herland, 2737 Collegiate Director Mrs. John Evanston, 111. 1706 Blvd. E., Springfield, Founders Asbury, Wittenberg Vice-President�Mrs. William T. Schroe Ohio

Helen M. V. � Dodge (Mrs. J. Ferguson) der, 858 E. Longwood Dr., Lake Forest, AlumntB Director Mrs. Hamilton E. Died 10-21-37 111. MacArthur, 3765 Brookside Rd., To

.... Frances E. Haven C. M. � ledo Ohio. (Mrs. Moss) Secretary Mrs. Kirk Holland, Jr., 551 6, Died 6-16-37 Jackson Ave., River Forest, 111. Province II W

� E. Adeline Curtis Frank .... Treasurer Miss Alice W. (Mrs. Curtis) Mulroney, 500 Collegiate Director�Mrs. A. W. Gillespie, Died 111. 1-14-23 Barry, Chicago 13, 2416 Clinton PL, Rockford, 111. Mrs. Gerald Grand President Arnold, � Mary A. Bingham (Mrs. Edward S. Wil Alumnce Director Mrs. William W. Died Mrs. C. Olsen, Director of Finance loughby) 1-14-16 J. Heusner, 5555 Sheridan Rd., Apt. 1014, Chicago 40, 111. Founded Philanllirop]' Board Province III November 11, 1874, Syracuse University President� Grace Peter Miss � Merrill, 3 Collegiate Director Mrs. Harry J. Huff, Rd., New York 10, N.Y. Central Oflice Cooper II, 1011 Prospect St., Columbia, Mo. Vice-President�Mrs. W. B. Bullock, � Secretary-Treasurer�Mrs. C. J. Perrizo, Alumnce Director Mrs. C. Arthur Hem 1 Hemlock Rd., Bronxville, N.Y. Room 960, 53 W. Jackson Blvd., Chi minger, 1008 S. Berry Rd., Webster Secretary�Mrs. R. Alton Atkinson, 57 cago 4, 111. Groves 19, Mo. Bellerose, L.I., N.Y. � Mrs. E. L. Superior Rd., Assi-^tants Mrs. E. H. Higgins, Province IV Treasurer�Mrs. Graeme Reid, Haw- Hildebrand, Mrs. Mario Carli, Miss tliorne Rd., Essex Fells, N.J. Collegiate Director�Mrs. W. M. Ericson, Rosemary Fallmaier. Make checks pay Mrs. Gerald Arnold, Grand President 10141 W. Nash St., Milwaukee, Wis. able to "Gamma Phi Beta" and send to Mrs. L. Picard, Alumnae Vice- Alumnce Director�Mrs. I. A. Guetzlaff, Central Office. Joseph President 2760 Thomas Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. International Officers Mrs. C. J. Olsen, Director of Finance Mrs. Frank Hann, International Camp Province V N Grand Council Chairman Collegiate Director�Mrs. James D. Joy, Grand President�Mrs. Gerald Arnold, 1330 Rd., Littleton, Colo. International Committee Chairmen Cherryville 3925 Henry Ave., Philadelphia 29, Pa. Alumnce Director�Mrs. Allen Wilson,

� Vice-President L. � Alumnte Mrs. Joseph Camp Mrs. Frank Hann, 815 West C 2810 Winthrop Rd., Lincoln, Neb. Picard, 2125 E. 4th St., Tucson, Ariz. St., Moscow, Idaho. Province V S � Collegiate Vice-President Mrs. E. Eugene Convention�Mrs. Charles C. Andrews, Arc Collegiate Director�Mrs. Robert L. Umland, 1515 Way, Burlingame, 19450 Gloucester Dr., Detroit 3, Mich. Box Tex. Calif. � Wright, 486, Bay City, Housing Miss Ruth Patterson, 3205 Mil � Director Finance�Mrs. C. Olsen, Alumnce Director Mrs. James C. of J. ton St., Dallas 5, Tex. Cumley, Brunson, Houston Tex. Ann Mich. � 1905 Apt. 4, 25, 1135 Newport Rd., Arbor, Magazine Mrs. James Myles, 26 God Director �Mrs. C. of Expansion George win Lane, St. Louis 17, Mo. Province VI

Alta 8, � Davis, Rd., � Jr., 40 Berkeley Membership Mrs. Harry Henke, Jr., The Collegiate Director Mrs. Lee R. Hansen, Calif. Highlands, Seattle, Wash. 2815 S.E. Bybee, Portland, Ore. N.P.C. Delegate�Mrs. Cicero F, Hogan, Ass'l Membership (in charge of State Alumnm Director�Mrs. Sam Whittemore,

Mintwood St., Silver Md. � 9219 Spring, Chairmen) Mrs. Albert C. Munn, P.O. W. 607 22nd St., Wash. �Mrs. C. Spokane, Secretary-Treasurer J. Perrizo, Box 61, Martinsville, N.J. Room W. Chi Province VII N 960, 53 Jackson Blvd., Nominating�Mrs. Milton G. Brown, 4, 111. Collegiate Director�Mrs. Utt, cago 4723 E. 36th St., Seattle, Wash. Ralph 146 Granville San Public Relations�Mrs. Van Way, Francisco, Calif. Historian Eugene Alumnce Director�Mrs. Allen M. Horn, 3539 VVashington, San Francisco, Olinger, Mrs. G. M. 20 Lorita Simonson, Calif. Jr., 207 N. Ridgewood Ave., Kentfield, Ave., Piedmont 11, Calif. Calif. Publications�Mrs. Robert B. Thieme, N.P.C. Alternate Delegate P.O. Box 8og, 905 W. Crescent Ave., Province VII S

Redlands, Calif. � Mrs. F. J. Groeneveld, 62 Fairfield Dr., Collegiate Director Mrs. Gilbert C. Hes Recommendations�Mrs. Victor C. Hor Short Hills, N.J. pen, 2709 E. 6th St., Tucson, Ariz. N. nung, 450 June St., Los Angeles 4, Alumnte Director�Mrs. H. E. Wittenberg, Calif, Traveling Secretary 1855 Palmas Dr., San Marino, Calif. Miss Patricia Ann Bartlett, Third Ritual�Mrs. Harvey K. Watt, 4424 Am 1023 Province VIII St., Lewiston, Idaho. pudia, San Diego, California.

� Scholarship�Miss Mary T. McCurley, Collegiate Director Mrs. Charles T. Akre, Assistant to the Vice-President N. Chesterbrook Collegiate 203 Goodale Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. 3830 Rd., Arlington,

Mrs. Charles Lealand � Va. Payne, 4700 Lane, Special Gifts Mrs. DeWolf Alden, 792 Alumncs � Naslnille, Tenn. Cragmont Ave., Berkeley 8, Calif. Director Mrs. M. F. Nimko/I, Standards�Mrs. Box 2214 Amelia Circle, Tallahassee, Fla. The Crescent Douglas Froelich, 129, Hart, Michigan �Mrs. National � Panhellenic Editor-in-Chief James J. Marek, Student Counselorships Mrs. Blaine Clifton, III. Conference Oflicers Petersen, 1034 N.E. First Ave., Camas, � Business Mrs. � Manager C. J. Perrizo, 53 Wash. Chairman Mrs. Cicero F. Hogan, Gamma \V. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, 111. Phi Beta, 9219 Mintwood St., Silver Associate Editors�Mrs. F. Zah Edward Province Directors Spring, Md. our, 3, Jacqueline Dr., Downers Grove, Secretary�Mrs. Darrell R. Nordwall, III. Province I Alpha Chi Omega, 60 Sutton Place, Mrs. T. R. � Naglestad, Rock Rapids, Collegiate Director Mrs. John Heaton, New York, N.Y. Iowa 24 Roxbun,- Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. Treasurer�Mrs. Joseph D. Grigsby,

Mrs. R. P. � Kline. 504 2nd .Ave E., .Alumnce Director Mrs. Edward O. Krue Delta Delta Delu, Grigsby Station. Williston. S.D. ger, 1322 Grenox Rd., Wynnewood, Pa. Landover, Md. SCHEDULE OF OFFICERS' DUTIES

GREEK-LETTER CHAPTERS men, Collegiate Vice-President, and Province Collegiate Director. Continue to report each subsequent pledge. Order and blanks, file and CORRESPONDING SECRETARY: supplies (recommendation investigation acknowledgement cards, post rush reports) early each spring for Office and By .\ugust 1, send seven rushing calendars to Central following fall from Central Office. Specify quantity. one each to Province Collegiate Director and Traveling Sec retary. If Panhellenic has not yet released rushing dates, notify Central Office. PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRMAN: By September 15, send 7 college calendars to Central Office and 1 Send list of chapter and individual honors and activities to the each to Province Collegiate Director and Traveling Secretary. International Public Relations Chairman with carbon copy to By October 1, unless otherwise notified, send Grand President busi Province Collegiate Director four times yearly�by October 1, ness for consideration at fall council include business meeting; December 15, February 15 and May 15. Include publicity clip for consideration of convention in fall preceding convention. pings for International Scrapbook. Immediately after pledging (immediately after opening of college if pledging is deferred), send lists of chapter members and pledges HISTORIAN: (new and holdovers) to Central Office and Province Collegiate Director on standard blanks. Mail typed annual history to International Historian with one By February 15. send list of chapter members and pledges (new and carbon to Province Collegiate Director before close of college holdovers) to Central Office and Province Collegiate Director on year. standard blanks. By February 25, send Grand President business for consideration at spring council meeting. Not later than March 25, send name and home address of new ALUMNAE CHAPTERS membership (rushing) chairman to Central Office. By October 1, unless otherwise notified, send Grand President busi As soon as information is available, send 7 lists of new chapter offi ness for consideration at fall council meeting. cers to Central Office and 1 list each to Province Collegiate Direc By October 1, alumnx chapter letters for December Crescent, in tor and Traveling Secretary on standard blanks. Send name and cluding vital statistics and glossies due Mrs. T. R. Naglestad, Rock home address of College Panhellenic Delegate to International Rapids, Iowa. At the end ot each chapter letter include name and NPC Delegate, and name and horae address of Magazine Chair telephone number of member in your chapter whom alumnx man to International Magazine Chairman." new in the community may call. By May 15, send to Central Office list of chapter members (under By January 1, send to Central Office Alumna; Chapter Payment graduate and alumnas) who have passed away since preceding Report covering camp and alumnas taxes, annual dues, and life May 15. subscription and life membership payments. These payments may By July 1, send list of graduates (include members who have be made any time during the fiscal year, August 1 through July dropped out of college) with home addresses to Central Office 31; however, chapters are considered delinquent if partial pay and Province Collegiate Director. ments are not paid by January 1. By January 10, feature articles, glossies and newspaper clippings TREASURER: for March Crescent due Editor-in-chief, Mrs. Marek. alumnx letters for Crescent, Pre-initiation and final fees due in Central Office within two weeks By February 20, chapter May includ and vital statistics due Mrs. following pledging and initiation. ing glossies Naglestad. 15, send 2 of the Alumnx President's By November 1, annual audit due Director of Finance. DO NOT By February copies Chapter to the Alumnx Vice-President. SEND TO CENTRAL OFFICE. Report of Interna By February 25, send Grand President business for consideration at By December i, due Central Office: first installment council tional dues and $7.50 for bound Crescents and subscriptions to spring meeting. March 1 Banta's Greek Exchange and Fraternity Month. By send to Central Office the convention entertainment tax. By March 1, due Central Office: second installment of International Not later than March send name and address of member re dues; convention entertainment tax. 25, for recommendations the summer to Fiscal year begins August 1, ends July 31. All dues paid between sponsible rushing during Central Office. those dates shall apply to the current fiscal year unless otherwise As soon as information is send lists of new specified. available, 7 chapter officers to Central Office and 1 each to Province Collegiate Director and Province Alumnx Director on standard blanks. Send name SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN: and address of Magazine Chairman to International Magazine Immediately after each grading period, send report on proper blanks Chairman. to the International Scholarship Chairman. By May 1, send to International Historian the chapter history for the preceding year written by the retiring President. PLEDGE TRAINER: By May 15, send to Central Office list of members who have passed away since preceding May 15. Include married and maiden name after order manuals and books Immediately pledging, pledge song and Greek-letter chapter. from Central Office. By July I, features and glossies for September Crescent due Editor- send for new edition of Manual to By May 15, report Pledge in-chief, Mrs. Marek. Central Office.

HOUSE CORPORATIONS: CRESCENT CORRESPONDENT: November annual audit due Director of 10 By 1, Finance. By October 1, for December issue, January for March issue, February 20 for May issue, July 1 for September issue, glossies, features, honors due Editor-in-chief, Mrs. Marek. SCHEDULE OF CRESCENT SUBSCRIPTIONS: letter due Mrs. Marek for March issue. By January 10, chapter Crescent subscriptions (included in final initiation fee foe recent Do not send letter for other issues. chapter initiates) must be received in Central Office at least two weeks before mailing list deadlines as shown here, if they are to begin MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN: (RUSHING) with the next issue: August 1�September Crescent; November Immediately after each formal rushing period, rushing reports due 1� December Crescent; February 1� March Crescent; April 1� International Membership Chairman, State Membership Chair May Crescent. Postmaster: Please send notice of Undeliverable copies on | Form 3579 to Gamma Ph, Beta, 53 West Jackson Blvd., Ch icago, Illinois.

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