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Associate Vice President of Student Affairs Anona Adair (Oklahoma) and Panhellenic President Jenny Landers (Oklahoma) accept the award for the College Panhellenic with the most outstanding public relations program.
Dear Sisters, Members of Gamma Phi Beta's 1981 National Panhellenic Conference delegation are CRES The new sisters of the Delta Tau CENT Editor and NPEC Brass Tacks Committee Co-chairman Kris Brandt Riske (Wyoming), Chapter thank all the concerned Grand President and NPC ad hoc committee member Karen Wander Kline (Iowa St.), NPC Panhellenic member Lundin collegiate and alumnae chapters for Area Advisor and Alumnae Committee Marjorie Speidel (Wash ington), Executive Secretary-Treasurer Randy Stevens Guerra (Cal. St.-Long Beach), NPC Area of love, your outpouring friendship Advisor and Alumnae Panhellenic Committee member Ginny Geiger Hustad (Minnesota), and and care in welcoming us into Gam NPC Delegate and Housing Committee Chairman Gloria Swanson Nelson (Oklahoma). ma Phi Beta. We truly appreciate the thoughtful cards, flowers, ban a Gamma Phi from Beta Eta Chap ther this past summer and very ners, candies and gifts that you sent ter at Bradley University in Peoria, proudly wear it, boasting the Gam us because they served as encour 111. She is now happily married and ma Phi Beta history in the Porter agement and inspiration to learn expecting her first baby in June. family (to which I may add that I more about Gamma Phi Beta and to Could this be another little Gamma am only the second Porter girl in become Gamma Phi Betas. Phi? 126 years). Special thanks go to Alpha Chap I sincerely say that my best and Yours in UKE, ter, Grand Council, the alumnae of closest friends have always been my Jennifer Madeleine Porter the Hamilton area and Expansion sorority sisters. They are all ages, Supervisor Nancy Donovan for the all sizes and all backgrounds. We time they spent with us. Time is have that common bond � our sis very precious and we find this gift terhood which fills us with love and Corporations Meet so dear. devotion. Again to all, thank you. In UKE, Alpha Theta Chapter, April 1, In UKE, Ann Stiles 1982, 6:00 p.m., Chapter House, Sisters of Delta Tau Nashville, Tenn. Beta Beta Chapter, April 18, Dear Mrs. Kline, Dear Sisters, 1982, 12:00 noon. Proxies may be I want to take this opportunity to While passing through the fall sent to Nancy Brooks, 13600 Gre thank you and the committee who 1981 CRESCENT, I noticed in the noble Dr., Rockville, MD 20853. chose this year's Merit Roll mem "Missing Persons" section my Beta Chapter, March 13, 1982, bers in Gamma Phi Beta. I was so grandmother's name: Madeleine 11:00 a.m. Chapter House, Ann Ar tremendously thrilled to be a recipi Hamlin Porter (Boston, 1914). She bor, Mich. ent and cherish this great opportu died in Salem, Mass. on March 16, Alpha Iota Chapter, May 17, nity to spend forty more years ac 1962. I was born only a few months 1982, 7:30 p.m., Chapter House, tively contributing my time to later on October 3, 1962. Los Angeles, Cal. alumnae activities whenever I am I pledged Gamma Phi Beta at the Phi Chapter, April 19, 1982, needed. University of Wisconsin-Platteville Chapter Room, Washington Uni Gamma Phi Beta has been very in the spring of 1981 finding out versity, St. Louis, Mo. dear to me and receives priority that my grandmother was a Gam Delta Delta Chapter, April 12, among all of my activities. ma Phi at Boston University. I re 1982, 7:30 p.m., 508 N. Cornell, I am proud to have my daughter ceived her badge from my grandfa FuUerton, Cal.
2 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SPRING. 1982 Gamma Phi Beta )^D^Qm(^
/A\ggD(21liQ[KiQ�m1}^ The First At Colgate Delta Tau Chapter is installed at Colgate University. FOR FALL ISSUE: Collegiate honors and photos r$B Comes To Tampa Colossal Collegian Articles A new alumnae chapter is installed in Tampa, Fla. College Collage Articles Active Alumnae Articles You're Invited To Fiesta '82 Alumnae Pacesetter Articles The Sorority's 60th Convention will convene in Phoenix in July. Alumnae Career Corner Articles Supportive Boise Alumnae 12 Boise alumnae center many of their activities around area collegians. 1982 Deadline: June 1, What To Do About Legacies 15 The Ad Hoc Committee on Rush Education and Legacies presents some sugges CRESCENT tions for the legacy situation. CORRESPONDENTS: Please read the CRESCENT TranSISter Listing 16 information in the Crescent Meet Gamma Phi Beta's new TranSISter Chairman, Gail Nelson Bush Communique which you can (Northwestern). obtain from your president. ��[pOP'ij'DijQCi'liQ'i?! In Memoriam 14 Pacesetters 28 Editor-in-Chief Lunar Lights 24 College Collage 30 Kris Brandt Riske Career Corner 26 Couples and Cradles 34 1222 E. Cordova Appointments 27 Good Buys 35 Casa Grande, AZ 85222
Alumnae Editor Margy Molden Wiltamuth 1700 Kiva Road ON THE COVER: The cast from the slumber party rush skit at Colorado State Silver Spring, MD 20904 University poses after a successful presentation.
Collegiate Editor: Cindy Welch 8-D Rue Maison Birmingham, AL 35209 Gamma Phi Beta USPS 137-620 and Summer the Gamma Phi Beta Feature Editor The Crescent is published quarterly in Fall, Winter, Spring by Inc., 7503 Marin Drive, Englewood, CO 80111. Printed in the U.S.A. by Compolith Natalie McKenzie Sorority, Meyer Graphics and Maury Boyd & Associates. Second class postage paid at Englewood, CO and addi Place 531 S. Burton tional mailing offices. Arlington Heights, IL 60005 Postmaster: Please send notice of undeliverable copies on Form 3579 to Gamma Phi Beta, 7503 Business Manager: Marin Drive, Englewood, CO 80111. Randy Stevens Guerra Central Office Subscribers: Send changes of address, notices of marriages and deaths to Gamma Phi Beta, Central Office, 7503 Marin Drive, Englewood, CO 80111.
SPRING, 1982 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 3 The^ Brst Photos: (left) Grand President Karen Wander Kline (Iowa St.) presents the Delta Tau charter At Colgate to President Barbara Cleveland, (right) Delta Tau Chapter members celebrate their instal lation.
Alpha Chapter at Syracuse Univer emony was performed by collegians donated by Johanna Potter Shedd sity assisted in the November 14, 1981 from Syracuse and Rutgers. Interna (Syracuse) was presented by Dorothy installation of Gamma Phi Beta's 115th tional Ritual Co-chairman Cindy Matheson. A silver tray, candlesticks chapter. Delta Tau. Gamma Phi Beta Partain (Bowling Green) and Colle and brass chandelier were given to the is the first National Panhellenic Con giate Consultant Mary Neel (Drake) chapter by Province Collegiate Diretor ference sorority on the Colgate Uni coordinated the presentation of the Carolyn Seymour Locke (McGill) on versity campus in Hamilton, N.Y. ritual. behalf of the province. The Outstand During the eight week pledge peri Province Alumnae Director Doro ing Pledge Award was given to Vice od, the 22 colony members and 10 thy Roberts Matheson (Boston) was President Catherine Bateman for her alumnae initiates received guidance mistress of ceremonies at the initiation continued and unselfish giving to the from Expansion Supervisor Nancy banquet Saturday evening. Parents, chapter. Donovan (Bowling Green), Betty alumnae and special guests joined in Interfratemity Council President Kroupa Rembert (Vanderbilt), Finan the celebration. James Oliver welcomed Gamma Phi cial Advisor Nancy Crowe Heck Grand President Karen Wander Beta to campus. He spoke about the (Bowling Green) and Alumnae Field Kline (Iowa St.) welcomed Delta Tau positive impact Gamma Phi Beta has Representative Gretchen Meier Chapter, shared some memories of had on Colgate's Greek system. Oostenink (Iowa). Delta Tau colle Gamma Phi Beta and presented the The evening ended with a poetry gians Barbara Sampson and Lynn chapter's charter to President Barbara reading by an Alpha Chapter member. Sikes served as the colony's pledge di Cleveland. She welcomed Delta Tau Chapter to rectors. The Grand Council gift, a silver the sisterhood on behalf of the first The festivities began Friday evening punch bowl, was presented by Direc chapter and Gamma Phi Betas young when international officers visited the tor of Expansion Mary Alice Adams and old. collegians at the chapter house. On Betts (William and Mary). The chap Nancy Donovan Saturday afternoon, the initiation cer ter's historic 1913 president's badge Expansion Supervisor
4 . THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SPRING. 1982 :^ ^\
Officers of the new Tampa Bay Alumnae Chapter are Florence Miller, Alana Bott, Karen Urette, Mary Lou Smith, Bette Woodruff, Mary Esther Parker and Shirley Staab. r$B Comes To Tampa
A transplanted Gamma Phi Beta stalled the chapter on November 11, Charter members not previously wanted to locate other sisters in her 1981 at a luncheon meeting at the mentioned are Laurette Hughes Taylor new area. Her wish culminated in the Tampa Yacht and Country Club. Pres (Kansas), Eleanor Smith Friedman installation of the Tampa Bay, Fla. ident Karen Gamel Urette (Oklahoma) (Rollins), M. Josephine Holmes Bing Area Alumnae chapter. The sister who accepted the charter on behalf of the ham (Michigan), Margaret Landes started all this activity is Mary Lou 23 charter members who represent 19 (Missouri), Audria Pfanner Heeter Jordan Smith (Arizona), former As collegiate chapters. (Wittenberg), Barbara Koch (Gettys sistant to the Collegiate Vice Presi Other officers of the group are burg), former International Executive dent. Alana Markley Bott (W. Virginia), Secretary-Treasurer Mary Margaret Area alumnae first met on Founders Vice President; Bette Woodruff (Bowl Moxley (Northwestern), Betty Day, 1980. Their desire to assist Prov ing Green), Secretary-Treasurer; Flor Bohannon Pearcy (Washington-St. ince VIII collegiate chapters and to ence Herman Miller (Michigan), Pan Louis), Lynn L. Fluharty (N. Iowa), form friendships with other Gamma hellenic Representative; Mary Esther Virginia Vinson BidweU (Florida St.), Phi Betas led to the organization of the Powell Raker (Florida St.), Area Rec Carol C. Shewmake (Tennessee), Mil new chapter. ommendations Chairman; Shirley dred Beck Walker (Maryland), Nancy Province Alumnae Director Jean Devine Staab (Missouri), CRESCENT Elms Goode (Penn St.), Helen Meyer Brooks Oliver (Northwestern) and Di Correspondent and Publicity Chair Moxley (Washington-St. Louis), rector of Expansion Mary Alice Ad man; and Mary Lou Jordan Smith, Kristen Dick Landkammer (Colorado) ams Betts (William and Mary) in Historian. and Jane B. Peck (Wisconsin).
SPRING. 1982 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 5 You're Invited To r
Mignon Phipps Michele, Convention Chairman, visits the beautiful grounds of the Arizona Biltmore. Themes for luncheons and banquet dinners will recall the majestic moun tains and desert landscapes for which Phoenix is famous. A pre-Convention tour is planned for the Phoenix resta including sightseeing in Scottsdale, McCormick Ranch, Arizona State Beautiful decorations and fun are the goals of University, and a stop for pastry and Carnation Banquet Chairman Mary Boots Hunt coffee the former chef for prepared by (Arizona St.), Awards Banquet Chairman Judy the Queen of England. Ruhl O'Neill (Indiana), Confirmed Convention Mignon Phipps Michele (Oregon), eers Dinner Chairman Jean Migley Humble (Illi Convention Chairman, looks forward nois) and Play Day Chairman Virginia Martin Stroup (N. Arizona). to welcoming sisters to the Fiesta. A graduate of the University of Oregon, Gamma Phi Beta will once again of Mignon is the center of a three genera fer Continuing Education Units (CEUs) tion family who will be attending Con for leadership training classes conduct Convention Arrangements Chairman Meredith vention. Her mother, Mary Sellers ed at Convention. The sessions will Stewart Neal (N. Arizona), Assistant Treasurer Marian Lusk Stevenson (Arizona) and Hospitali Phipps (Oregon), has been a commit feature topics of interest to women ty Committee Co-chairman Kathryn Johnson tee and civic leader in the Medford, such as financial the West will planning, entering (Arizona) greet you in July in Ore. area for more than 50 years. work force, child rearing and manag- Arizona.
6 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SPRING, 1982 Convention Registration Hotel & Transportation Form GAMMA PHI BETA INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ARIZONA BILTMORE HOTEL-PHOENIX, ARIZONA July 27-31, 1982
By May 1, 1982 please return to Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., 7503 Marin Drive, Englewood, Colorado 80111. A $15.00 late fee will be charged for registrations received after May 1. After July 2, send registration directly to Lois Hoskinson, E. AZ 2315 Kathleen Rd., Phoenix, 85022. Please plan to arrive by 4 p.m. on Tuesday, July 27. Scheduled activities end after Saturday night, July 31.
A check for all applicable fees must accompany this form. The registration fee is non-refundable after July 5, 1982; meals are non-refundable after July 24, 1982. Make checks payable to: Gamma Phi Beta Sorority. All payments must be made in U.S. Funds.
NAME: . last first maiden husband's
NAME PREFERRED ON NAME TAG:
HOME ADDRESS: PHONE NUMBER:
SUMMER ADDRESS (if different from home): PHONE NUMBER:
COLLEGIATE CHAPTER: ALUMNAE CHAPTER:
am a I 50 year member: , Number of conventions attended including 1982;
Gamma Phi Beta relative(s) attending this Convention: COLLEGIAN: Delegate D Alternate D Visitor D ALUMNA: Delegate D Alternate D Visitor D Advisor D International Officer [U
I have received the Merit Roll Service Roll Honor Roll Award Carnation award .
REGISTRATION AND MEALS
COLLEGIANS AUTHORIZED TO ATTEND AT INTERNATIONAL SORORITY EXPENSE:
registration fee $ 60.00 . . . .
ALL OTHER FULL TIME PARTICIPANTS: registration fee (includes bus fare to Grand Canyon and Convention kit) $ 60.00 $_
meals (luch and dinners only) $118.00 _
TOTAL REMITTED $178.00 _
PART-TIME PARTICIPANTS: registration fee
(no fee for Tuesday 7/27 or Thursday 7/29) . $ 20.00 per day. Wednesday 7/28 Friday 7/30 Saturday 7/31 Convention kit (optional .$ 6.00
Tuesday 7/27: Get Acquainted Dinner n Friday 7/30: Brunch ? ($15.00) ($12.50) Wednesday 7/28: Panhellenic Luncheon D Mexican Fiesta & LJ ($12.50) Confirmed Conventioneers Dinner ($15.00) Awards Banquet n Saturday 7/31: Cotton Style Show & Lunch CU ($15.00) ($12.50) Thursday 7/29: Grand Canyon Trip D Pink Carnation Banquet IZl ($30.50) includes lunch, ($25.00) includes favor dinner & bus fare
TOTAL MEALS $_
TOTAL REMITTED $. Last Name First Name
HOTEL AND TRAVEL
COLLEGIANS AND INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS ATTENDING AT INTERNATIONAL SORORITY EXPENSE
Hotel and flight reservations and roommate assignments will be made by Central Office. (Do not fill out hotel reservations portion of this form.) You will be notified of all arrangements. Those wishing to drive will be mailed equivalent round trip coach air fare.
I plan to drive From: city
Non smoking roommate preferred: Yes No
ALL OTHER FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME PARTICIPANTS
TRAVEL Please make your own travel arrangements.
HOTEL Please make hotel reservations below.
I plan to stay at the hotel / yes no
ARIZONA BILTMORE HOTEL RESERVATIONS: Make hotel reservations after July 2 through Lois Hoskinson. (Address on front)
Will arrive (Check-in is 4 p.m.) time day date
Will depart (Check-out is 1 p.m.) time day date
Accomodations desired: (prices are per person per day and payable to hotel at check-out time) REMINDER: Do not pay until check-out!
Single $44.50 I I Please assign me a roommate
Double or Twin $22.25 D Yes No Triple (2 double beds) $18.00 CJ Nonsmoker preferred Quad (2 double beds) $15,00 D Yes No
Roommate preference: List names of desired roommates (please mail forms together). If arrival and departure dates differ, you are responsible for the increased room rate.
1
2
3 THERE WILL BE NO ROOM CHANGES ONCE RESERVATIONS ARE CONFIRMED.
TOURS
I plan to take the pre-Convention Valley of the Sun Tour, Tuesday, July 26, 1 to 4 p.m.
$13.00,
A check for the tours must accompany this form. Money will not be refunded after June 27. Tour prices are subject to change.
8 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SPRING. 1982 What's What At Convention
Convention Dates: July 27 through July 31, 1982
Location: Arizona Biltmore Hotel 24th Street and Missouri Phoenix, Arizona 85016
Phone: 602-955-6600
Hotel Facilities: Pools, tennis courts, golf, beauty shop, sauna, gym, jogging trails.
Transportation To Hotel: The Convention Hospitality Committee will be greeting Gamma Phi Betas arriving at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport all day Tuesday, July 27. Taxi fare averages $8 to $10.
Who Will Attend: Any Gamma Phi Beta. Families are welcome and babysitting is provided by the hotel at a cost of $4 per hour.
Registration Fee: $60 if paid before May 1 $75 if paid after May 1 No registrations accepted in Central Office after July 10
Part-Time Registration Fee: $20 per day
Hotel Rates: Single occupancy � $44.50 Double $22.25 per person Triple $18.00 per person Quad $15.00 per person
Rates include tax, but do not include tips for baggage in or out, or maid service.
Convention Rates: These same rates will apply two days prior to and two days after Convention.
Agenda: Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for leadership training, business meetings, workshops. Convention Bou tique, Awards Banquet, Mexican Fiesta, Confirmed Conventioneers Dinner, Panhellenic Luncheon, style show, scrapbook and newsletter competition, singing, skits, initiation, memorial service. Pink Carnation Banquet and FUN!
Play Day: A trip to the Grand Canyon is in store for Gamma Phi Beta Conventioneers. Buses will leave early Thursday morning and arrive at the Grand Canyon for a catered lunch. Then it's time to explore the Canyon before going to Flagstaff for the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation Barbeque Dinner. After dinner, buses will return to Phoenix.
Registration Procedures: Upon arrival at the hotel, check in first at the regular hotel registration desk; if delegate, then check in at the Gamma Phi Beta credentials desk; then register at the Gamma Phi Beta registra tion desk.
Badges: Badge must be worn in order to be admitted to business sessions. Convention name tags must also be worn at all times.
What To Wear: Pink Carnation and Awards Banquets�iormal dress, long or short Memorial Service�white or pastel dress Business sessions, leadership training, efc� dresses, suits, pants suits, skirts and blouses Play Day� leans or slacks and your favorite Gamma Phi Beta T-shirt Free time � shorts and swimsuits Confirmed Conventioneers Dinner�Mexican clothing
SPRING. 1982 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 9 Participating in the candle lighting ceremony in Seattle are Alice Peck Vallspinsosa (Denver), Vir ginia Brock Frank (Washington), Dorothy Havens Smalling (Washington), Betty Luddington Law- son (Washington) and Lambda Chapter President Marnee Pierson.
Kansas City honored three 50 year members on r$B Celebrates 107 Years Founders Day. They are Marie Wachter Heryer, Mildred Schmitt Bishop and Helen Aiker Adams Wustefeld (all Kansas).
Congratulating Mom Behn on her honorary membership in Omega Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta are Iowa State collegians Anne Albrecht, Andra Heller, Amy Coonrad, Darlene Stavens, Julie Ackerson, Kelly Jo Eckerman and Julie Halligan. Isabel Jones Brassey (UCLA) and Barbara Wanman Allen (Idaho) celebrate the addition of their names to the Merit Roll.
Fifty year members attending Boise Founders Day ceremonies are Helen M. Hoff, Lois Reyn Donna Seligman, Pledge Advisor Judy Fuller, President Nancy Brenner and Collegiate Consultant olds Congdon, Harriet Eaton Hogue and Jean Janet Jones attend a Founders Day dessert at the University of Colorado. Kingsbury Teske (all Idaho).
10 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SPRING. 1982 Service an Merit Rolls
The names of two Gamma Phi Anne Guggedahl Hintz Betas were added to the Service Iowa State�Des Moines Roll in 1981 in honor of their long, Shirley Johnson Holmberg devoted and constructive service to Lake Forest�Lake County both chapter and International So Esther Taylor Hoyt rority. Oregon State� Corvallis In recognition of long, devoted Betty Jo Riggs Hutchinson and distinguished service to the So Idaho � Taeoma rority on the local level, the names Judy Ann Smith Kaspar of 45 Gamma Phi Betas were added Syracuse � Syracuse to the Merit Roll. Joann Jans Kennedy Maryland�Corvallis Service Roll Jane Miller LaMair Mary Jean Lauvetz Hart Iowa State � Des Moines Nebraska � Philadelphia North Merrilee Mattson Lundquist Jeannine Sheldon Kallal Minnesota � Omaha Miami � Glen Ellyn Lynn Baxter Maguire Ann Kiningham Stiles (Lake Forest) displays the Southern Methodist�Dallas Merit Roll certificate presented to her at Found ers Day. Merit Roll Jane Crider McHenry Barbara Wanman Allen Oregon State � Corvallis Idaho � Boise Josephine Lecona Miller Luella Thomas Andros Idaho � Boise
Oklahoma � Corvallis Martie Sterriker Millett
Harriet Lishen Baldwin Nebraska � Omaha Missouri � Dallas Arline Wiegard Nelson Dolores Graham Barrow Iowa State � Des Moines Oregon State � Corvallis Betty Kass Pearson Ann Brasfield Beier Wisconsin � Glen Ellyn Denver� Denver Mary Andrews Posthill Catherine Gardner Bowling Syracuse � Syracuse Vanderbilt � St. Louis Kay Huston Pulford Isabel Jones Brassey Kansas � Topeka UCLA� Boise Shirley Fenner Reidenbaugh Anna Marie Sellers Brenneisen Syracuse � Syracuse Kansas � Kansas City Sally Smith Rist Ruth Tetzlaff Bruce Iowa State�Des Moines Attending Founders Day ceremonies in Lincoln Northwestern � Glen Elizabeth Stevens are Linda Jacobs, Hall of Fame Award winner Ellyn Gray
� Lyne O'Keefe Jack and Linda Kresha Wibbels Sally Thomas Brunot Syracuse Syracuse (all Nebraska). Iowa State� San Francisco Ann Kiningham Stiles Gloria Nelson Castor Lake Forest �Lake County Kansas � Kansas City Helen Foster Swan Ruth Nelson Chadwick Idaho � Albuquerque Oregon State � Corvallis Carolyn Edwards Terteling Frances Kirk Cranfill Idaho � Boise Texas Tech � Dallas Jacqueline Ameling Unger Marilyn Krebs Culwell Missouri � Des Moines Southern Methodist�Dallas Lucille Kelly Wyrens Elaine Denman David Nebraska � Omaha Iowa � Des Moines Virginia Ellis Ziegler Ann Upson Femia Miami � Philadelphia North Bowling Green � Columbus Adelaide Weeks Francis Missouri � Kansas City Debbie Foulsham Freisheim Penn State� Philadelphia North Judie Pearson Fuqua Mary Baldwin Monier (Arizona) and Charlotte Oklahoma State� Wichita Davis McCall (Idaho) wear the 50 year pins pre Hall sented to them at the Riverside, Cal. celebra Ann Horner tion. Denver� Denver
SPRING, 1982 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 1 1 Collegians Benefit From . . .
Supportive Boise Alumnae
By Sue Ann Glister Baxter campus. Representatives from the dif (Idaho) ferent collegiate chapters give brief re ports on their activities and what Boise alumnae had reason to be events the upcoming year holds. The proud at the Area Leadership Confer enthusiasm and exuberance of these ence in Taeoma when they were women is really catching and many named the outstanding alumnae chap Gamma Phi Beta memories are rekin ter. Not that they haven't been proud dled during this summer evening before, because perhaps pride above amidst sisters of all ages. all else is one of the strongest ties of In December a Christmas luncheon their chapter. is held for collegians home for the hol Pride in their Gamma Phi Beta sis idays and their mothers. As alumnae terhood, pride in the collegians who have not seen many of these young hail from the Boise area, pride in the women since August, the event precip members of Delta Beta Chapter at itates the need for much hurried, excit Boise State University with whom they ed conversation. How much can hap are so closely associated, and pride in pen in their lives in four short months! the outstanding community achieve For many years the philanthropy ments of the members themselves. As project of the Boise alumnae was test evidence of this pride, activities ing the hearing of preschool children throughout the year enjoy a constant in the Boise area. More recently the high rate of attendance. group has provided necessary assist The chapter was founded in 1939. ance to some needy families while con Its membership was comprised largely tinuing its support for Gamma Phi - of alumnae from Xi Chapter at the Beta Camp Sechelt. University of Idaho, but through the To help support these projects finan years many chapters have been repre cially, the major fundraiser is a yearly sented in the group. With the founding art sale. The show features the works of Beta Iota Chapter at Idaho State of many local artists and includes oils, University in 1949 and Delta Beta June Williams Smith (Idaho) calls alumnae to ar stained glass, watercolor, sculpture range the monthly dinner for Boise State Chapter on the Boise State University and pottery. A Gamma Phi Beta cor collegians. campus in 1970, the alumnae group ner offers handmade items which has continued to thrive due to the wel py to provide it for fall rush parties as alumnae have donated for sale. Be come addition of these new young well as supplying a complete dinner sides providing much needed revenue, alumnae. one night each month. the sale offers alumnae and their hus The close proximity of Delta Beta A vacuum cleaner, silver service bands a chance to get together with Chapter has given the Boise alumnae pieces and a dining room table are a good friends. This is a favorite spring , many opportunities to offer assistance. few of the items which alumnae have event for the Boise group. From the Greek letter chapter's in been able to provide Delta Beta Chap Over the years of the chapter's ex ception, the alumnae have been active ter the last few years. On Founders istence the Boise alumnae have spent ly involved. Day alumnae are on the receiving end many meaningful hours in the pleas Decorating the chapter house by when collegians present a lovely eve ures of Gamma Phi Beta sisterhood. sanding, painting, hanging curtains ning's entertainment. It is hard to re Buoyed by faithful dedicated women and pictures, finding furniture, beds, member the days before these exciting who have served in local and interna and kitchen items was a big task, but young women made this such a special tional positions, the group is continu one which was thoroughly appreciated occasion. ing to thrive. With each spring gradua by the Delta Beta members. The for Striving to maintain strong ties with tion come new alumnae and those of mation of the house corporation was local Gamma Phi Betas attending us in Boise welcome their addition to soon accomplished by alumnae who school elsewhere is also a priority with our group. still serve gladly wherever needed. the Boise alumnae. A picnic is held Thanks for everything. Gamma Phi Food is an item which collegians al each August at the home of an alumna Beta. Our pride in you keeps us going ways appreciate and alumnae are hap- for all collegians before their return to and growing.
12 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SPRING. 1982 I W^M'
Delta Beta collegian Lisa Crisman (front) poses with Boise alumnae Bobbie Byrne Doss (Idaho), Donna Archer Moore (Denver), Alumna Advisor Cris Whitcomb (Boise St.) and Janice Wroten Southerland (Boise St.).
Looking over the scrapbooks of Delta Beta Chapter are Carolyn Craddock McEntee (Ida ho), Province Alumnae Director Connie Rutt Arana International Rituals Co- Helping to prepare dinner for Delta Beta Chapter are Carolyn Edwards Terteling (Idaho), Shelley (Idaho St.), Smith Brazier (Idaho), Wilma Gnemi Walp (Idaho St.), Harriet Eaton Hogue (Idaho), Isabel Jones chairman Pat Merrill Kempthorne (Idaho) and Brassey (UCLA) and KelH McEntee Fredback (Idaho). Patty Bartlett Taylor (Idaho).
SPRING, 1982 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PH! BETA / 13 In Memoriam
ALPHA XI BETA GAMMA Eleanore Lay Ross Byrd Wall Sawyer Antoinette Chiabotti Alice Kenyon Watkins Mattie Mae Stair O'Connor PI GAMMA Diane Elizabeth Theisen BETA THETA Matti Burnett Ringling Janet Westerfeld Aubrey RHO DELTA McCaslin Barr Gladys BETA SIGMA Mary Katherine Taylor Eleanor Hall Mader CHI ETA Dorothy Dunne Schoenfeldt Margaret Raysor Stiling GAMMA ETA Helen Earle Sutherland Susan Cox PSI Joyce Shirley Enders Smith THETA GAMMA THETA Ruth Gressman ALPHA DELTA Virginia Pellett Prouty Sarah Kate Queary Devin McCann* Ruth Gladys Womble Dorothylu DELTA GAMMA MU ALPHA THETA Susan Farley * Jane Glasson Segerstrom Barbara Krapf Ackerman Merit Award
LEGACY INTRODUCTION
TO: Date chapter
college or university
(sister ) This is to advise you that my (daughter ) (grand-daughter)
will be attending as a college or university year in school beginning date
Signed:
maiden name address
chapter year city state zip
INSTRUCTIONS: Please send to the collegiate chapter (addresses in the Fall issue of THE CRESCENT) or to Central Office. Please note: This introduction does not replace a Sponsor Form.
14 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SPRING. 1982 What To Do About Legacies
Again this fall, many young women similar goals and ideals. Times change an. By losing a legacy. Gamma Phi be on our will arriving campuses with and chapters change but the Greek Beta may not only lose a pledge but a dreams of sweet wearing the pledge system as a whole has continued to be loyal alumna and a supportive family. pin of Gamma Phi Beta as their sister, a compliment to formal education. It The responsibility and privilege for or did. mother grandmother When is a disservice to any legacy to apply the future of Gamma Phi Beta rests dreams become a these reality, it is joy such pressure that she thinks only with the collegiate chapters through concerned. When for everyone they Gamma Phi Beta can give her a mean membership selection. It is our goal to are dashed, it becomes a nightmare. ingful collegiate and alumna experi select the most outstanding pledges In general, legacies have been ex ence. Disappointments are even possible � pledges who will become to the posed traditions, lasting friend greater. members true to our life-time commit and of ships opportunities membership Some collegiate chapters hold legacy ment. Legacies can and should be a through Gamma Phi Beta by their weekends or special events. Some do part of this goal. family relationships. Most make excel not and/or cannot because of rushing The Greek rushing system is a selec life-time members lent because of this regulations. Investigate the policy at tion process. Every rushee must be background. But as the numbers of your legacy's campus. Encourage her aware of this element in rush and will legacies increase, so do the number of to attend if that option is available. It ing to accept the results. Alumnae disappointments. Results of a recent is a valuable way for her to get to must also recognize and be tolerant of survey conducted by Gamma Phi Beta know the Gamma Phi Betas and for decisions made during this selection that our show particularly at older them to meet her prior to rush. process. Alumnae have all enjoyed the chapters the number of legacy rushees Do not expect the collegiate chapter privilege of selecting future sisters dur sometimes exceeds the available open to compromise any of the standards of ing their collegiate years. This right ings in the pledge class. Therefore, membership for your legacy. Scholas has now passed to the current colle sheer numbers cause many disappoint tic ability, character and financial re giate members. ments. sponsibility will be assessed equally The task is clear. Alumnae and col Our sorority policy concerning lega for legacies and all other rushees. legians must work together, be toler cies states a sister, daughter or grand To the collegians, be true to our ant, have faith in judgment and be daughter of a Gamma Phi Beta shall "special consideration" policy. Review willing to communicate for the mutual be given special consideration ior and evaluate each legacy as an individ benefit of the sisterhood we both love membership. Special consideration re ual keeping in mind her prior knowl and respect. Gamma Phi Beta needs fers to courteous, fair and serious edge of Gamma Phi Beta. Be fair�do the support and cooperation of all its deliberation concerning her member not expect more or less of her because members. ship, taking into account her back of her family relationships. Sue Dorsey Durett (Missouri) ground interest and possible loyalty to Be sure your chapter abides by the Chairman of the Ad Hoc the sorority. It does not mean a guar policy that all known legacies be is Committee on Rush antee of membership. sued an invitation to the first set of Education and Legacies In an effort to better prepare for and invitational parties. Also, it is recom profit from legacy situations, the fol mended that legacies be considered for lowing suggestions are given for alum membership prior to the set of parties nae and collegians. The fault in disap preceding the final party. If they are pointing situations does not lie solely not to receive an invitation to pledge, on one side or the other. Cooperation, they will have an opportunity to select open communication and common another sorority. courtesies must be our guidelines. Accept and consider information To the alumnae, be sure a complet from Sponsor Forms. With increasing ed Sponsor Form (recommendation) numbers of rushees on most campuses, for your legacy has been sent to the this can be a very useful tool and ex collegiate chapter in time for use be tension of your chapter's knowledge fore rush. If you or your friends would concerning a rushee. It is also a very like to send a personal note and/or the important means of identifying lega legacy introduction form printed on p. cies. 14, do so early. Do not assume that Consider thoughtfully the feelings of the collegiate chapter will automatical others. A Gamma Phi Beta sister ly be aware of your legacy. somewhere has sent you her most pre Discuss not only Gamma Phi Beta cious gift^her own sister, daughter or but the total Greek system with your granddaughter. Deliberate carefully legacy. All Panhellenic sororities have and courteously considering this wom
SPRING, 1982 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 15 ALABAMA Riverside (2) Birmingham Mrs. Gerald Bradshaw Janis Raines Abernathy (Audrey Cannon�Washington) (Florida St ) 1631 Coteau 92504 2726 llthCt S, Riverside. CA Birmingham. AL 35205 Phone 714-780-7254 Phone: 205-933-0668 Mrs Jim Carpenter Cal. Montgomery (Barbara Golllhar� St.-Long Mrs Al Davis Beach) 2717 Kathleen Street (Carol Sicard� Auburn) Riverside, CA 92506 501 Glad Park Loop Phone: 714-686-8260 Montgomery, AL 36 1 09 Phone: 205-272-0333 Sacramento Valley Mrs. Elhs Hirst ALASKA (Linda Borges�Vermont) 825 Robin Lane Anchorage CA 95825 Mrs. Jeff Hassler Sacramento, Phone: 916-489-4990; 916-445- (Betty Bretten�Puget Sound) R V^IC E^ 21 19 McKenzie Drive 5139 Anchorage, AK 99503 Bakersfield Marin County (San Rafael, Mill Valley, San Bernadino Ketchikan Mrs. Ridgely Dorsey Sausalito, San Anseimo) Mrs George Zachary Mrs. Dana C Payne (Sylvia Cramb�Washington) Mrs. Samuel A. Fletcher (Harriet Forden� USC) (Margy Ruisinger�California) 4505 LaMirada (Barbara Harshbuerger�Washington) 4350 Quail Canyon Road P.O Box 51 85 Bakersfield, CA 93309 170 McNear Drive San Bernadino. CA 92404 Ketchikan, AK 99901 Phone: 805-322-0317 San Rafael, CA 94901 San Diego Phone: 907-225-4968 Phone: 415-453-1887 Balboa Harbor Nena M Doyle Modesto Trapper Creek (McKinley Natl. Park) Mrs Arthur Patch (Nena Byard�Cal. St.-Long Beach) Sondra Mrs. William Reinheimer Stucker Porter (Colorado St ) (Sharlie Daughty�Iowa St.) 8508 Fresno Avenue 1 Jean Stiver�Wittenberg) Box 52, Mile 4, Petersville Road 525 Vista Flora (Ila La Mesa, CA 92041 424 Buena Vista Trapper Creek, AK 99688 Newport Beach, CA 92660 Phone: 714-464-2174 Modesto, CA 95351 Phone: 907-733-2388 Phone: 714-644-5075 Phone: 209-529-3952 San Fernando Valley Mrs Ronald ARIZONA Carmel (Monterey County) (2) Monrovia. Santa Ana, San Juan Rindge (Sue Slocomb�UCLA) Casa Grande Mrs Glen R Bernhardt Capistrano (B&B) � 5253 Ambridge Mrs. Phil Riske (Mary Lou Klinker Washington) Cynthia Montgomery (San Diego St.) Agoura, CA91301 Brandt� 79 High Meadow Road 3400 S Main, #2H4 (Kris Wyoming) Phone: 213-889-9966 1222 E Cordova Avenue Carmel, CA 93923 Santa Ana. Ca 92707 Casa Grande, AZ 85222 Phone. 408-624-0435 Phone: 714-545-7384 San Francisco East Bay (Contra Phone: 602-836-1106 Peninsula Costa County) (2) Mary Alice Porch Monterey Mrs James Mrs. John Fazel Flagstaff (Mary Alice Hinman�San Jose St.) Pope Petersen� Lou Loufek�Iowa Mrs. John C. Rooker, Jr. 25470 Rio Vista Drive (Pamela Texas) (Mary St.) 66 Loma Vista Drive (Sharon Super�N. Arizona) Carmel, CA 93922 130 Brownell Circle CA 93940 Orinda. CA 94563 3520 N. Monte Vista Phone: 408-624-2744 Monterey. Phone: 415-254-7341 Flagstaff, AZ 86001 Orange County Central Coast Santa Phone:602-774-0769 (Grover City. Mrs Timothy Falisky San Jose, Los Gatos, Santa Clara Maria, San Luis Obispo) Phoenix (3) (Barbara Rosbe�Michigan) Mrs. Suzie Mann Diane Hiller Sikora (Cal. Poly) Hill Mrs Klass Bol (B&B) 2942 E Lake Drive (Suzie Zingeler�San Jose St.) 577 Couper Drive (Mary�Ed Davis�Stanford) Orange, CA 92667 2448 Rockridge Way San Luis CA 93401 66 19 Ocotillo Road Obispo, Phone: 714-637-4505 Santa Clara, CA 95050 Phone: 805-543-5048 Scottsdale, AZ 85253 South Orange County�Laguna Phone: 408-247-1556: 408-996- Phone: 602-948-5733 Fairfax Niguel. Saddleback, Capistrano 9670 Kathe Kelly (Arizona St.) Mrs John Hauserman Valley (B&B) San Mateo County Mrs Wil 7777 E. Heatherbrae, #201 (Margaret Ayotte�California) Chong Mrs Eugene Umland (Pat Norton�San St.) Scottsdale, AZ 85251 68 Gregory Drive Diego (Pauline Sawyer�Boston) 26791 Lariot Circle Phone: 602-994-4787 Fairfax, CA 94930 416 Villa Terrace. #1 San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 Pat Halvorsen Haden Phone: 415-457-8486 San Mateo, CA 94401 (Wisconsin) Phone. 714-496-0120 8362 Viade Risa Phone: 41 5-343-3300: 41 5-342- Fresno (2) Scottsdale, AZ 85258 Palm Springs 9204 Mrs Paula DeYoung Phone: 602-991-4523: 602-994- Angela Ernst Schwartz (Cal. St.- (Paula Bonadelle�USC) San Fremont, Dublin, 3444 Long Beach) Ramon, 2147 N Pinedale Avenue 1 9 LaPlaza�South Courtyard Danville Prescott Fresno, CA 93711 Palm CA 92262 Mrs Peter Horner Mrs. Vern Brown Springs, Phone: 209-435-7666; 209-224- Phone: 714-325-0123 (Kerry O'Brien�San Jose St.) (Jean Burnett�Arizona St.) 7405 2790 Ascot Drive Palo Alto 1030 Fair Street San Ramon, CA 94583 Mrs Kathleen Grub Mrs William Prescott, AZ 86301 Snitjer Phone: 415-829-1808 Cal. St. -San (Kate Clemens-Stanford) Tucson (2) (Kathleen Hammerburg� 2317 South Court Santa Barbara Mrs. Vicki Read Jose) (B&B) 6561 N Palo Alto, CA 94301 Barbara LaMarca Jose (Vicki Carlson�Arizona) Angus Lanning (San CA93710 Phone: 415-327-7739 5825 Camino Hombre de Oro Fresno, St.) Phone: 209-439-8716 Drive Tucson, AZ85718 Paradise 7750 Wagon Wheel Harriet Rowe Ahlswede Goleta, CA 9301 7 Phone: 602-299-4381 ; 602-299- La Jolla-San Diego (UCLA) 5546 Newland Road Phone: 805-968-5196; 805-964- 5246 Mrs Michael B Wilkes Paradise, CA 95969 6201 Mrs. Nancy Groh (Penny Dumm�USC) (Nancy Beekley�Arizona) PO Box 2201 Pasadena (2) Santa Cruz County 4150 N Camino Gacela LaJolla, CA 92037 Mrs Ruth Turpin Mrs Henry Kleinsorge Tucson, AZ85718 Phone: 714-459-4021; 714-459- (Ruth Bless�California) (Robbin Schoff� Nevada) Phone: 602-299-1808 8897 1828 Windsor Road 1 7 Tanglewood Trail San Marino, CA91 108 Santa Cruz, CA 95060 Long Beach Phone: 213-283-5550 Phone: 408-429-9438 ARKANSAS Mrs Rick Johnson Mountain Home Pat Metzger Trujillo (Cal St �Long (Mary Ann Ryan�USC) Soda (B&B) Kindt Johoske Beach) Springs Marge (Bowling 6541 Montova Street Mrs Richard Fores Green) CA90815 528 N Campbell Long Beach, (Jinx California) 705 Fulton Street Alhambra, CA 91801 Reynaud� Phone: 213-598-1509 P.O. Box 155 Mountain Home, AR 72653 Phone 213-282-7368 Soda Springs, CA 95728 Phone: 501-425-8287, 501-425- Los Angeles (2) Placerville Mrs Patrick Wickhem Phone. 916-425-3279 6969 Mrs. Robert M. Riley. Jr. (Sue Cartwright�USC) (June Oakland�Syracuse) Sonoma County (B&B) 1 1 1 Drake CALIFORNIA Road 2700 Westwood Drive Mrs Sydney Peter Murman Arcadia, CA91006 Southern Alameda County Placerville, CA 95667 (Carolyn Whiting�California) Phone: 213-445-5231 5710 Fawn Drive Mrs. Laurence Anderson Pomona Valley (Covina, Claremont) Santa Ca (Virginia Hastings�Arizona) Nina Bradley (B&B) (California) Mrs. Robert V Phillips Rosa, 95405 Phone. 707-539-9337 1 8680 Reamer Road 101 2 San Rafael. Apt. A (E. Louise Morris�Bowling Green) Castro Valley. CA 94546 Glendale, CA91202 2657 San Angelo Drive South Peninsula (Sunnyvale, San Phone 415-538-7697 Phone: 213-246-4203 Claremont, CA9171 1 Jose, Los Altos, Mt. View
16 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SPRING. 1982 Cupertino, Saratoga) (B&B) Mrs. Elwyn Loosley DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Mrs. Jeffrey C. Harp (Elwyn Bridgens�Missouri) Rockville, Washington, DC. Area Homestead Scott�Texas) One Road (Janet Ledge Mrs. Jeffrey L. Moore Mrs. William S Marsh 1544 Marlborough Avenue Darien, CT 06820 (Kathy Roberts�Auburn) (Libby Martin�Auburn) Altos, CA 94022 Phone: 203-655-8985 Los 1 2403 Village Square Terrace, 25201 S.W. 189th Avenue 415-968-5497 Apt. Phone: Fairfield County (2) 101 Homestead. FL 33031 Stockton Mrs. Roland Carreker Rockville, MD 20582 Jacksonville Mrs. Jim Paquette Johnson� (Miriam Syracuse) Washington, D.C. Mrs. Michael Miller Cerqui�USC) 1 2 Elmwood Lane (Kim Joan E. Dufel Linder (Drake) (Molly Molden� Kansas) 405 E. Ellis Westport, CT 06880 19501 Tiber Court 9424 Pickwick Drive CA 95207 Phone: Stockton, 203-227-9135 Gaithersburg, MD 20760 Jacksonville, FL32217 Vacarville-Sacramento Mrs. William H. Armstrong Phone: 301-869-5047 Phone: 904-733-6482 Deborah Williams Furlow (SW Texas (Joan Kester�Stanford) Lake Park St.) 43 Pecksland Road Mrs. James R. Hibbard 61 3 Cornell Court Greenwich, CT 06830 Ohio FLORIDA (Jeanne Friedberg� St.) Vacarville, CA 95688 Phone: 203-661-7118 507 Silver Beach Road Altamonte Phone: 916-446-8484; 916-446- Springs, Longwood, Lake Park, FL 33403 Madison Maitland 0100 Phone: 305-848-0906 Mrs. B. Victor Chance, Jr. Mrs. John Dimperio Ventura (Carmella Bently�Auburn) (Carole Kovatch� Melbourne (B&B) Mrs. Christopher Hurd Bowling Green) 1 06 Beechwood Drive 529 Hillcrest Street Elaine Campbell Simpson (Iowa) Groefsma�N. Arizona) (Anne Madison, CT 06443 Altamonte FL 32701 21 2 E. Southgate Boulevard 3792 Pacific Coast Highway. Springs, Phone: 305-830-7332; 305-869- Melbourne, FL 32901 Ventura, CA 93001 Ridgefield (B&B) Mrs. Robert 0700 Phone: 305-724-0884 Phone: 805-643-4577 Dieterich (Patricia Smith�Iowa) Anna Maria Island Miami Whittier (B&B) 40 Mead Ridge Road Mrs. J. Howard Miss Karen Criswell (Florida St.) Mrs. Merwin Carty Pope Ridgefield, CT 06877 (Margaret McBryer�McGill) 9022 N.E. 8th Avenue, 1-L (Mary Burton� Iowa St.) Phone: 203-438-0528 201 Chilson Avenue, Box 1083 Miami Shores, FL33138 6202 S. Alta Phone: 305-751-6559 Whittier, CA 90601 North Ft. Phone: 213-693-6815 Myers Mrs. Gregory Ezell (Nan Schmucker�Wittenberg) COLORADO 391 7 Hiden Acres Circle N.W Aspen North Ft. Myers. FL 33903 Mrs. Richard Fallin Oriando- Winter Park (B&B) (Pat Finley�Oklahoma) Ms. Lynn S. Conkiin Box 2711 (Lynn Summers�Maryland) Aspen, CO 81611 5888 Perreguine Avenue Phone: 303-925-4075 Orlando, FL 32805 Boulder Phone: 305-351-6092; 305-855- Mrs. James Friend 1050 (Pauline Clausen�Iowa) West Palm Beach Area 5444 White Place Mrs. Joseph Henderson Boulder, CO 80303 (Shirley Johnson�Maryland) Phone: 303-443-6791 1930 Indian Creek Road Colorado Springs Lake Clarke Shores, FL 33406 Mrs. Wayne Cooper Phone: 305-965-1416; 305-964- 2030 (Elly Welter� N. Dakota St.) 301 4 Drakestone Dnve St. Petersburg Area Colorado Springs, CO 80909 Mrs. Scott Tyler Phone: 303-632-5106 (Andrea Crane�Iowa St.) Denver (2) (B&B) 1 0026 Yacht Club Drive S. Mrs. Earl T. Pinney Treasure Island. FL 33706 (Pat Thomas�Oklahoma) Phone: 813-360-0900 691 5 S. Garfield Way Tallahassee Littleton, CO 80122 Mrs. Kay Vernon Phone:303-771-6689 (Kay Winters�Birmingham Southern) Mrs. L. M. Peterson, Jr. 2750 Blair Stone Court FL 32301 (Marcella Harris�Denver) Tallahassee, 11057 W. 31st Avenue Phone: 904-878-6392 Lakewood, CO 8021 5 Tampa (B&B) Phone: 303-238-5004; 303-232- Sandra Jaques Evenhouse (Florida 4212 St.) Ft Collins 3810 San Juan Mrs. William C. Risheill Tampa, FL 33609 (Diane Simpson�Colorado St.) Zellwood 1301 Broadview Place Mrs. Terry A. Clark Ft. Collins, CO 80521 (Jean Middlebrook�Missouri) Phone: 303-493-6475 1 796 Banberry Circle Grand Junction Zellwood, FL 32798 Mrs. Anita B Fenn Phone: 305-886-0779 (Anita Brown� Denver) GEORGIA 720 Golfmore Drive Grand Junction, CO 81 501 Atlanta (3) Phone: 303-243-1087 Mrs. Rudolph Burda (B&B) Gamma Phi Beta's new International TranSISter Arias� Montrose Chairman is Gail (Julieta California) (B&B) 663 Garden Walk Drive Mrs. Ben Nelson Bush (Northwestern). Sprouse Stone Mountain, GA 30083 (Janet Smith�Colorado College) Phone: 404-498-0457 345 S. San Juan Montrose, CO 81401 Mrs. John B. F. Dillon Helander� Pueblo (Agnes Idaho) (B&B) 2726 Parkview Drive N.E. Dagmar Herden Haney (Indiana St.) Atlanta, GA 30345 1810 Elizabeth DELAWARE Anna Maria Island, FL 33501 Phone: 404-325-9006; 404-939- Pueblo, CO 81 003 Delmar Eastern Shore Phone: 813-778-5135 8447 Phone: 303-543-3161 Mrs. Greg Hammer Charlotte County�Punta Gorda (Karen Garrelts� Kansas St ) Mrs. D. H. Campbell Julie Dyer Heaman (Michigan St ) 605 S. Crawford Avenue (Ginny Hill�Bowling Green) (B&B) CONNECTICUT Dover, DE 19901 P.O. Box 187 3143 E. Shadowlawn N.E. Darien (2) Phone: 302-678-1485 Punta Gorda. FL 33950 Atlanta, GA 30305 Mary Leachman Castle Wilmington (B&B) Ft Lauderdale Augusta (B&B) (Northwestern) Mrs John Hughes Mrs. William Seymour Mrs. Frank S Adams 320 Noroton Avenue (Catherine Combacker�Minnesota) (Pat Parkinson�Ohio Wesleyan) (Faye Graves�Nevada, Iowa St.) Darien, CT 06820 1302 Copely Drive 1390 S.W. 56th Avenue 707 Milledge Road Phone: 203-655-8448; 203-655- Wilmington, DE 19803 Ft. Lauderdale, FL33314 Augusta, GA 30904 1423 Phone: 302-762-1925 Phone: 305-587-3567 Phone: 404-733-9582
SPRING. 1982 ' THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 17 Columbus-Ft Benning Champaign-Urbana 1 1 0 Williamsburg Drive Hanover Donna Downen (Tennessee) Mrs. Steven Miller Bioomington, IL61701 Mrs Paul C MacMillan 950 Peachtree Drive, #47 (Karen Kanady�Illinois) Phone: 309-662-4745 (Barbara Pinkerton�Oregon) Box 375 Columbus, GA 31 906 2708 Perkins Road Peoria Phone. 404-327-2189 Hanover, IN 47243 Urbana, IL61801 Mrs. J. G, Long Phone 812-866-3339 LaGrange Phone. 217-384-0612 (Joann Garrott�Bradley) Mrs. Louise Evans Geer Chicago (2) 7025 N Patton Lane (Louise Evans�Wisconsin) Sally Erikson Lewis (Bradley) Peoria, IL61614 1 205 Vernon Road 535 N Michigan Avenue, #907 Phone: 309-691-6623 LaGrange, GA 30240 Chicago, IL60611 Rockford Phone: 404-882-1848 Phone: 312-644-4116 Mrs Donald L Ivacic Ruth Andrea Seeler, M.D. (Vermont) (Peggy Phelps�Illinois) HAWAII (B&B) 1 723 Larkspur Drive Kauai 2431 N. Orchard Rockford, IL61107 Mrs. F. M. Warden Chicago, IL60614 Phone:815-226-5458 (Wynee Martin�Rollins) Phone: 312-472-3432; 312-633- Southern Illinois (Carbondale) 349-A Lawai Road 6526 Mrs. E. Hollis Merritt Kiloa, Kauai, HI 96756 Chicago and Northwest Suburban (Judy Gibson�Colorado College) Indianapolis (2) Lahaina, Maui Chicago 1 507 Taylor Drive Mrs. Vaino Ajango Mrs. Chares B. Sutherland Laurel Batka (Northwestern) Carbondale, IL 62901 (Nancy Paras�Indiana) (Connie Byington�Arizona) 1325 Baldwin Court, 2D Phone: 618-549-8382 1 632 Lancaster Court P.O. 80x446 Palatine, IL 60067 Indianapolis, IN 46260 Steriing Phone: 317-846-4948 Lahaina, Maui, HI 96761 Phone: 312-991-5619; 312-263- Mrs. Laurence Johnson Phone: 808-661-0768 3368 (Sharon Huebener�Illinois) Mrs. William Hasen Oahu Chicago Northwest Suburban (B&B) R.R #1 (Norma Orlando�Ohio St.) Mrs. Nicolas S Nagel (Palatine, Ariington Heights, Sterling, IL 61 081 12026 Eden Glen (Jane Paris�Colorado) Barrington) Phone: 815-626-5798 Carmel, IN 46032 65 Old Pali Place Mrs. Page Engelke Phone: 317-846-2374 Honolulu, Oahu, HI 9681 7 (Deanna Scott�Iowa St.) INDIANA Terre Haute Phone: 808-595-2991 42 E. Garden Avenue Anderson (B&B) Mrs. Donald Lowder Palatine, IL 60067 Mrs. Don Gwinnup (Judith Ryan�Indiana St.) Phone: 312-359-2684 (Penny Blank� Purdue) 7668 N. 39th Street Chicago Soutn Suburban (Park 3635 Oakwood Drive Terre Haute, IN 47805 Forest, Chicago Heights, Olympia Anderson, IN 4601 1 Phone: 812-466-9526 Fields) Phone:317-649-6221 Mrs Karen Grafe Bioomington IOWA (Karen Nilson�Indiana St.) Miss Evelyn vonHerman Ames 308 Sheridan (Northwestern) Mrs. Helen Facto Park Forest, IL 60466 201 S. Meadowbrook (Helen Knudson�Iowa St.) Phone: 312-481-7104 Bioomington, IN 47401 3416 Woodland Avenue Danville Phone: 812-336-6912 Ames, IA 50010 Mrs. Harvey H. Acton Area Phone: 515-292-1808 R Vl( Calumet (3) (Jean Campbell�McGill) Mrs. Walter Alexander Ankeny 7 North Shore Terrace (Maggie McDonald�Indiana) Patricia J. Brown Danville, IL 61832 1 305 Forest Park Drive (Patricia Allbee�Iowa) Phone: 217-446-1232 IDAHO Valparaiso, IN 46383 410 NW Cindy Lane Decatur Phone: 219-462-8723 IA 50021 Boise (B&B) Ankeny, Mrs. Mariana Williams Phone: 515-964-4499; 515-964- Isabel Jones (UCLA) Mrs. Robert Biefeldt Brassey 3888 3200 Treasure Drive (Mariana Whitmore�Iowa St., Illinois) (Barbara Arneson�N. Dakota St.) 3167 Boise. ID 83703 Lake Bluff 6329 Moraine Avenue Cedar Rapids (B&B) Phone: 208-342-0242 Decatur, IL 62521 Hammond, IN 46324 Mrs. James T. Miller Phone: 217-424-7270 Phone: 219-932-1132 Martin� N Arizona) Cascade (B&B) (Elaine Evanston-North Shore 201 9 Sundland Dr S.E. Patricia Bennett (Idaho) Mrs. Donald Gertz Mrs Charles V. Cedar IA 52403 P O Box 763 Haliday (Joyce Marzotto�Indiana) Rapids, Phone: 319-362-6882 Cascade, ID 83611 (Polly Grove�Randolph Macon, 522 S East Street Phone: 208-382-4908; 208-382- Northwestern) Crown Point, IN 46307 Des Moines 910 Romona Road 4202 Phone: 219-663-7041 Mrs. Charies Safris Wilmette, IL 60091 Gooding (B&B) Phone: 312-251-5961; 312-256- Mrs. James Hollifield 3000 (Lisa Naffiger� N- Arizona) Route 2, Box 208 Glen Ellyn Mrs. A. J. Pearson Gooding, ID 83330 Kass� Phone: 208-934-8226 (Betty Wisconsin) 22 W 1 06 Sheffield Court "I bring to the assignment the viewpoint of Mackay (B&B) Glen Ellyn, IL60137 Mrs. Robert S. Logan Phone: 312-469-1944 someone who sees the the (Jan Lythgoe�Boise St.) firsthand benefits of Kankakee Rt. 1 , Box 26D Mrs. Gadbois our made two Mackay, ID 83251 Phillip system for family, having long (Nancy Taylor�Bradley) " Moscow 391 S Chicago Avenue distance moves in the two years. Mrs. Charles Kiblen just past Kankakee, IL 60901 (Mary Thompson�Idaho) Phone: 815-937-1411 210 N. Garfield Moscow, ID 83443 Kewanee (B&B) Phone: 208-882-4285 Mrs Douglas Rotman (Nancy Anderson�Arizona St.) PocateUo 41 5 E Prospect Street Shufeldt Sanders Elkhart Carstens� Peggy (Idaho St.) Kewanee, IL61443 (Kathy Nebraska) Barbara Ladzick Pearce 4300� 74th Street 3844 Jason Phone: 309-852-3131 (W. PocateUo. ID 83201 Michigan) Des Moines, IA 50322 Phone: 208-243-2309 26324 Cottage Avenue Phone: 515-276-2996 Lake County Elkhart, IN 46514 Newton (B&B) ILLINOIS Ms Daria Brown (Northwestern) Phone: 219-264-3212 Mrs. C- Porter Hamilton 801 W Everett Aurora (B&B) Evansville (Danielle Davis�Iowa) Lake IL 60045 Mrs. Gary Rogaliner Forest, Mrs. William Montrastelle 703 S. 6th Avenue W. Phone: 312-295-5354 (Susan Wehling�Drake) (Marilyn Harvey�N. Arizona) Newton, IA 50208 808 Forest Moline (B&B) 1 760 Dianne Geneva, IL60134 Mrs. Stanley R. Ullrick Evansville, IN 4771 5 Quad Cities Phone: 312-232-6664 (Nellie Weston�Northwestern) Phone: 812-476-7359 Mrs. Jon A. Flower 2936�1 6th Avenue, Forest Hill Tedford� Belleville Ft Wayne (Arnetta Iowa) Court 2408 Avalon Drive Mrs. Sherry Adams Gaynl Spalla Moline, IL61265 Bettendorf, IA 52722 (Sherry Geil�Wash. St Louis) (Gaynl Kessler�Michigan) Phone: 309-762-6434 Phone: 319-355-6994 336 Powder Mill Road 4114 Knightway Drive Belleville, IL 62223 Normal, Bioomington Ft. Wayne, IN 4681 5 Waterloo-Cedar Falls Phone: 618-235-4100; 618-398- Mrs Lynden Heaton Phone. 219-485-2438; 219-423- Margaret Weber Collins (Nebraska) 0123 (Alice Ruth Brooks�Missouri) 7802 1 1 48 Ridgeway
18 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SPRING, 1 982 Waterloo, IA 50701 MARYLAND Troy Kansas City, MO 641 13 Phone:319-235-1815 Baltimore Mrs. William Green Phone: 816-333-0158 Linda Pohl (Gettysburg) (Joan Gray�Michigan St.) Rolla 2932 KANSAS 907 Wellington Road Lanergan Mrs. Kent Sanborn Troy, Ml 48084 Hutchinson Baltimore, MD21212 (Diane Hawley�Kansas) Phone: 301-377-2787 Phone: 313-644-3798 Mrs. Richard Piper RFD 1 (Barbara Johnson�Kansas) Cockeysville Rolla, MO 65401 3105 Cornell Drive Janet Leffard MINNESOTA Phone: 314-341-3046 Hutchinson, KS 67501 101 9 D Misty Lynn Circle Duluth Springfield Phone: 316-662-6104; 316-662- Cockeysville, MD 21030 Mrs. Charles Semrad Mrs. John Lilliedahl, Jr. 1266 Phone: 301-628-6582 (Susan Getchell�Minnesota) (Charlotte Widmer�Wisconsin) Greater Kansas City Delmar Eastern Shore 2726 Branch Street 1 324 Raintree Place Mrs A. Overton Durrett Mrs. J. D. Martone Duluth, MN 55812 Springfield, MO 65804 (Sue Dorsey�Missouri) (Evelyn Cann�Syracuse) Phone. 218-724-7586 Phone: 417-881-1676 443 W. 57th Terrace Chesmar, RD#1 Kansas City, MO 641 13 Chestertown, MD 21620 Phone:816-333-0158 Phone: 301-778-0012 Lawirence Mrs. Richard Friede MASSACHUSETTS (Victoria Neimann�Wisconsin- Andover Milwaukee) Roberta V. Shupe 3403 Trail Road (Roberta Vincent�Colorado) Lawrence, KS 66044 76 Salem Street Phone:913-842-7875 Andover, MA 01 810 Manhattan Phone: 61 7-475-7374; 61 7-475- Mrs Ronald Salberg 1242 (Juli Wrightman�Kansas St.) Boston West Suburban 1905 Kenmar Drive Mrs. Herbert Allen Manhattan, KS 66502 (Betty Bellatty�Boston) Phone: 913-537-7145 1 03 Brookside Avenue Topeka Belmont, MA 021 78 Mrs. Samuel H. Marshall, Jr. Phone: 617-484-8367 (Ceil Robertson�Minnesota) Springfield (B&B) 1921 Westwood Drive Mrs Michael Havener Topeka, KS 66604 (Peggy Russell�Lehigh) Phone: 913-235-1447; 913-234- 253 Lancaster Avenue 5000 W. Springfield, MA 01 089 Wichita Phone: 417-734-2063 Mrs. Clark R. Nelson (Anne Phalen�Wichita St.) MICHIGAN 691 9 E. Uth Ann Arbor (2) Wichita, KS 67206 Mrs. Jack Dye Phone:316-685-6604 (Mary Breidecker�Missouri, Wash.- St. Louis) 2619 Manchester Road KENTUCKY Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 Lexington (B&B) Phone: 313-971-5716 Mrs. John A. Palumbo, II Mrs. James L. (Ruth Ann Baker� Kentucky) Blaylock Merrimam� 1 0 Deepwood (Peg Illinois) 1 500 Glen Leven Road Lexington, KY 40505 Ann Ml 481 03 Phone: 606-299-2597 Arbor, Phone: 313-663-8608 Louisville Detroit snecer on Mrs. George Stacy Greater Gail and sons Mike, 6, and Doug, 10, play a fall afternoon. Mrs. Jack W. Mills (Terry Taylor�Penn St.) Husband Lee is a technical director for the commercial division of Bush� 6910 Foxcroft Road (Helen Michigan) 6 Radnor Circle Calgon. Prospect, KY 40059 Grosse Pointe Ml 48236 Phone: 502-228-8678 Farms, Phone: 313-886-4368 Owensboro (B&B) Grand Paul St. Louis Marianne Smith (Kentucky) Rapids Minneapolis-Sf. (B&B) Mrs. David Mrs. William Drees 2933 McAlister Place, #2 Mrs. William Hineline Pung Moulton� Niceson�N. Allen�Wash.-St. Owensboro, KY 42301 (Carolyn Miami) (Marlys Dakota) (Dorothy Louis) S.E. Drive 430 Linum Lane Phone: 502-684-7647 2550 Maplewood 6020 Manchester Grand Rapids, Ml 49506 Golden Valley, MN 55422 Webster Groves, MO 631 1 9 Phone: 616-449-9335 Phone: 612-545-6807 Phone: 314-961-1475 LOUISIANA Jackson Rushford (B&B) Baton Rouge Mrs William L. Reid Judith Ellickson MONTANA Mrs. James Brunson (Martha Roberts�Bowling Green) (JudithGallagher�Wise�Plattevilie) Billings (Sally Fleming�Washington) 932 Thomas Drive 500 W. Stevens Mrs. R. D. BIythe 826 W. Lakeview Drive Jackson, Ml 49203 Rushford, MN 55971 (Kaye Kyner�Iowa St.) Baton Rouge, LA 70810 Phone: 517-784-3550 4640 Rimrock Road Phone: 504-766-3284 MT59102 Kalamazoo MISSISSIPPI Billings, Phone: 406-656-5640 Lafayette Mrs. Laurence Oberhill Jackson (2) Cynthia Gray (Oklahoma St.) (Donna Jason�Northwestern) Mrs. Dennis R. Howell 218 St. James Drive 10165 Point O'Woods Drive (Roberta Gibson�Bowling Green) NEBRASKA Lafayette, LA 70506 Portage, Ml 49081 101 Terrapin Drive Hastings�Grand Island (B&B) Phone: 318-988-0089 Phone: 616-323-2274 Brandon, MS 39042 Mrs. Warren Whitted. Jr. Greater New Orleans Phone:601-825-8903 (Nancy O'Connor� (2) Traverse City Nebraska) Susan 610 N. Shore Drive Nesbit (Vanderbilt) Mrs. A. E. Moenkhaus Mrs. Dean M. Miller 3701 W. NE 68901 Napoleon Avenue (Ruth Sieferman�Illinois) (Gloria Horn�Kansas) Hastings, Phone: 402-462-4363 Chateau Napoleon, Apt. 340 1 738 E. Front Street 231 Ashcot Circle Metairie, LA 70001 Traverse City, Ml 49684 Jackson, MS 39211 Kearney Phone: 504-831-5938 Phone: 616-947-5074 Phone:601-362-3593 Mrs. Brad Bigelow Kathy Ritter (Karen Johnson�Kearney) (Kathy Kenney�Louisiana St.) MISSOURI 3300�1 9th Avenue 51 NE 68847 16 Rebecca Blvd. Columbia Kearney, Phone: Kenner, LA 70062 Mrs. Jolene Schulz 308-237-5634 (Jolene Marra�Missouri) Lincoln MAINE 1021 Hulen Drive Mrs. John Guthrey 65201 Messineo� Bucks Harbor Columbia, MO (Diane Nebraska) Phone: 314-445-5487 7711 Mrs. Russell K. Griffith Myrtle Lincoln, NE 68506 (Mary Ann Lee�Ohio Wesleyan) Greater Kansas City Phone: 402-489-0751 Route 92 Mrs. A. Overton Durrett Bucks Harbor, ME 046 18 (Sue Dorsey�Missouri) Omaha (2) (B&B) Phone: 207-255-3914 443 W. 57th Terrace Mrs. Chuck Falkenroth (B&B)
SPRING, 1982 ,' THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 19 (Jackie Ennis� Nevada) Freehold, NJ 07728 Charlotte 20006 Silverado Drive Phone: 201-431-5305 Mrs. John Talkington NE Clausing�Oklahoma) Elkhorn, 68022 Fort Dix� McGuire AFB (B&B) (Mary 47 Newriver Trace Phone: 402-289-3209 Mrs. Donald Johnson River Hills Plantation Mrs. John O. Pistillo, Jr. (B&B) (Debbie Hall�Texas Tech ) Clover, SC 29710 (Judi Dimke�Wichita St.) 4247BFCN Phone 803-831-7422 4858 8 1 57th Street McGuire AFB, NJ 08641 Omaha, NE68135 Phone: 609-723-7390 Durham-Chapel Hill Phone: 402-895-1498 Mrs. Ken L. Wilson Little Silver (Monmouth County) (Margie Reynolds�Kent St.) Scottsbluff (B&B) Mrs Sylvia H. Burton 5408 Beaumont Drive Mrs. Roger Dawdy Rt. 3, 4835 S Senita (Sylvia Simpson� Durham, NC 27707 (Marcia Baker�Colorado St.) Arizona) Las Cruces, NM 88001 54 Rustic Terrace Phone: 919-489-8852 1913 Avenue P Phone: 505-522-1616 Little Silver, NJ 07739 Scottsbluff, NE 69361 Los Alamos Raleigh Phone: 201-747-2267; 201-741- Mrs. Thomas L Law Martha Lee Dougherty DeLanoy 4500 (Gay Barnes�William and Mary) NEVADA (Wyoming) 304 Edgemont Drive Las Vegas (B&B) Middletown 1010 Myrtle (2) Raleigh, NC 27612 Mrs Stan Kompst Mrs Joanne C. Los Alamos, NM 87544 Rossnagel Phone: 919-787-8662 (Ginny Freeman�San Jose St.] (Joanne Scholes�Wash �St. Louis) Phone 505-662-9283; 505-667- 2299 Capistrano Avenue 630 Harmony Road 7661 Winston-Salem (B&B) Mrs Robert Chafee Las Vegas, NV89109 Middletown, NJ 07748 Roswell Noell�William and Mary) Phone: 702-735-9282 Phone: 201-787-5295 Mrs. George Mitchell (Shiriey 4740 Old Winston Road (Carolyn Schmidt�Texas Tech) Kernersville. NC 27284 2509 Coronado Roswell, NM 88201 NORTH DAKOTA Santa Fe Sue Hansen (Oklahoma St.) Fargo-Moorhead (3) Mrs. Quentin Burdick 213 E. Berger Birch�Northwestern) "It is so to know that a call Santa Fe, NM 87501 (Jocelyn reassuring phone 11 10 9th Streets. Phone: 505-982-8975 58102 to a TranSISter can reliable advice on Fargo, ND bring Phone: 701-235-8457 the many we all have when NEW YORK Dr. Georgianna Burt questions arriving N. Dakota " Buffalo (Georgie Metzinger� St.) 1201� 14th Avenue N. in an area to us. Mrs Robert Simpson unfamiliar ND 58102 (Elizabeth Dunnington�California) Fargo, Phone: 701-232-3017; 701-232- 8970 Roll Road 3261 Clarence, NY 14031 Phone: 716-741-3452 Mrs. Ellend J. Palmer. Jr. N. Dakota Cazenovia (Grace Bergan� St.) 316 Court Reno Area Deborah Hitchcock Dufel (Kentucky) Eddy Mrs A. Thorsten Karlsson ND 58102 Mrs. Roscoe Murray 34 Nelson Street Fargo, Adams� Phone: 701-237-5014 (Mickey Kelly�Nevada) (Ann California) Cazenovia, NY 13035 94 Townsend Drive 4 Miller Way New York Middletown, NJ 07748 City Carson City. NV 89701 Ms. Linda Zuffa-Ashard Phone: 201-671-3213; 201-946- (Indiana) Phone: 702-882-2443 152E. 94th ST., 6G 3200 Apt. New York. NY 10028 NEW HAMPSHIRE Moorestown Oneida Sara Terwilliger Cyr (Wisconsin) (B&B) Gilsum Mrs. James 543 Eaglebrook Drive Colway Mrs. Michael Moran Townsend� Moorestown, NJ 08057 (Cynthia Syracuse) (Sara Bradley�Vermont) 101 The Phone: 609-234-6129 Vineyard PO Box 156 Oneida, NY 13421 Gilsum. NH 03448 Summit Area (3) (B&B) Phone: 315-363-4854 Phone: 603-357-3883 Mrs. Marjorie Rognlie (Mariorie Letnes�N. Dakota) Plattsburgh Nashua Adrianne Newton 70 Post Road Faye Carpenter Mrs. Frank K. Clark Grand Forks-East Grand Forks, MN Bernardsville. NJ 07924 (Syracuse) (Barbara Ash�Texas) 26 Drive Mrs. Mary Weaver Phone: 201-766-6440 Algonquin 1 0 Shelburne Road Cumberland Head (Mary Davenport�N. Dakota) Nicholas 219 Lincoln Drive Nashua, NH 03060 Mrs. Charles Plattsburgh, NY 12901 Penn ND 58201 Phone: 603-882-4632 (Ginny Linneman� St.) Phone: 518-563-4210 Grand Forks, Keats Road Phone: 701-775-3264 Southwest and Central New Pottersville, NJ 07979 Poughkeepsie (B&B) Hampshire (2) Lizabeth Martens Minot Phone: 201-439-2358 Cambridge Mrs. Burton Bush (Syracuse) Mrs. William H. Blore Lauritzen (Judy Johnson�Oregon St.) Marilyn Cobbley (Nevada) 29 Oriole Drive (JoAnn Nelson�N. Dakota) 44 Lisa Drive 315�9th Avenue S.E. Mt. Delight Road, RFD #1 . Box Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 202AA Chatham, NJ 07928 Phone: 914-462-6901 Minot, ND 58701 Deerfield, NH 03037 Phone: 201-635-1124; 201-635- Phone: 701-838-4565 Rochester Phone: 603-463-7683 8200 Mrs. John Nicastro OHIO Sandra K. Schwab (B&B) Westfield (B&B) (Terry Carbone�Boston) D. (Sandra Nelson�Wise �Plattevilie) Mrs. Monroe Macpherson 27 Gentian Way Greater Akron (B&B) Pleasant Valley Road (Kay Lynch�Michigan) Fairport, NY 14450 Mrs. Frank Conner Center Strafford, NH 03825 141 Jefferson Avenue Phone: 716-223-1402 (Ann Denison�Bowling Green) Westfield, NJ 07090 2049�27th Street Phone: 201-232-3636 Syracuse Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223 NEW JERSEY Mrs John Sassaman Phone: 216-929-3466 Bergen County (2) (Barbara Missert�Syracuse) Mrs Henry Diercxsens 4842 Hyde Road Canton-Massilon (Ann McEwen�Wisconsin) Manlius, NY 13104 Mrs Donald Seibert 217 Fairmount Road Phone: 315-682-2795 (Connie Shutt�Kent St.) NJ 07450 606 E Maple Street Ridgewood, Westchester Phone: 201-652-6010 County (B&B) North Canton, OH 44720 Miss Kathleen Kincaid (Indiana) Phone: 216-499-7058 Mrs Emory Heaps 1 Hillside Avenue (Jane Blizzard�Maryland) Pelham, NY 10803 Cincinnati (2) 378 Holly Drive Phone: 91 4-738-51 59; 91 4-696- Mrs Thomas Kirkpatrick (B&B) Wyckoff, NJ 07481 3649 (Susan Henning�Michigan St.) Phone: 201-891-1624 NEW MEXICO 8616 Manitoba Drive OH 45230 Central New Jersey (2) Albuquerque Cincinnati. Phone: 513-474-2908 Cathy Griffin Mrs. Stuart R. Campbell NORTH CAROLINA (Cathy Boudreaux�Louisiana St.) (Judy Hansard�Midwestern) Asheville (B&B) Shiriey Rights Tergen (Denver) 340 Plainsboro Road 3703 Cheraz Road, NE Mrs Francis W. Young 6648 Michael Drive Cincinnati, OH 45243 Plainsboro, NJ 08536 Albuquerque, NM 871 1 1 (Virginia Clough�Bradley) Phone: 505-298-8296 Phone: 513-793-0970 Phone 201-799-3291 One Edgedale Road Mrs. R K Stafford Las Cruces Asheville, NC 28804 Cleveland (East) (Rosemary Morel�Gettysburg) Donna McConahay O'Connor Phone; 704-254-1528; 704-258- Mrs. David Martinson 9 Parkside Avenue (Colorado St.) 2573 (Judith Broughan� Miami)
20 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SPRING. 1982 PA 16217 21 53 Garden Drive Clinton, OK 73601 Cooksburg, Wickliffe, OH 44092 Phone: 405-323-0823 Phone: 814-744-8162 Phone: 216-585-4323 Muskogee Lancaster Area Aurora (Cleveland East) Mrs. M. 0. Lewis Tippy Strawn Sheraw (Penn St.) Marianne S. Paul (Wisconsin) (Helen Denman�Penn St.) 46 Peach Lane 29D Aurora Road (Rt. 43 and 82) 5 Leathers Lane Lancaster, PA 17601 OK 74401 Aurora, OH 44202 Muskogee, Lehigh Valley 216-562- Phone:918-682-7165 Phone: 216-562-9065; Mrs. William R. Elleston 9136 Norman (Marilyn Rennacker�Syracuse) SE Cleveland�Chagrin Falls Mrs. Edwin L. Moore 227 W. Lafayette Street Alice Demming Smith (Miami) (Betse Slater�Randolph-Macon, Easton, PA 18042 Trail Phone: 8758 Holly Springs Oklahoma) 215-258-9546 Kennett Square, PA 1 9348 44022 1518 Ann Arbor Chagrin Falls, OH Phone: 215-388-1405; 215-444- OK 73069 Phone:216-543-4688 Norman, 3668 Phone: 405-329-0052 Cleveland (West) (B&B) r$B^^ Ann Cibola (Purdue) Oklahoma City (B&B over 65) RHODE ISLAND Diane Dunnet 3270 W. 159th Ferguson (Oklahoma) Pawtucket 441 11 1 101 Cumberland Cleveland, OH Valerie A. Bruzzie (Syracuse) 731 Phone:210-671-5789 OklahomaCity, OK 16 22 Walnut Street Phone: 405-842-5868 Columbus (2) Pawtucket, RI 02860 Stillwater Maryanne Jones (Ohio Wesleyan) Providence , E R VIC I 31 Mrs. Adam 3978 Kari Road, Apt. Esslinger Kay Adams Cassill (Iowa) Columbus, OH 43224 (Monty Montgomery�Oklahoma 22 Avenue Lititz (Lancaster Area) (B&B) Boyleston Phone:614-267-7925 City) Providence, RI 02906 805 S. Gray Mrs. G. Marlin Spaid Steve Koehler Phone: 401-751-4949 Mrs. Stillwater, OK 74074 (Lillian Brighton�Penn St.) Stockman�Auburn) (Cindy Phone: 405-372-8656 625 S. Spruce Street 5042 Godown Road Lititz, PA 1 7543 Tulsa SOUTH CAROLINA Columbus, OH 43220 Phone: 717-626-2446 Mrs. Charles Foster, Jr. Charleston (B&B) (2) (B&B) Dayton (Gail Blackwell�Kansas) Philadelphia Mrs. Ronald Templeton Mrs. Bauer Douglas 9201 S- 70th E. Avenue Linda McLean French (Michigan St.) (Julia Terry�SMU) Henderson�Bowling Green) Locust #2107 (Judy Tulsa, OK 74133 1500 Street, 97 Norview Drive 2920 Vale Drive Phone: 918-481-0221 Philadelphia, PA 19102 Charleston, SC 29407 OH 45429 Kettering, Philadelphia North Suburban Phone:803-571-1501 Phone:513-293-2421 Vinita (B&B) David Furchner Mrs. Jerry Ruork Mrs. Columbia (B&B) Mrs. Richard Korns (Gail Hutts�Oklahoma) (Bonnie Weikel�Penn St.) Mrs. L. Kennedy Boggs (Virginia Havens�Colorado College) 235 S. Miller 1082 Highland Avenue (Maureen McGraw-Michigan St.) 1505 Harvard Blvd. Vinita, OK 74301 Abington, PA 19001 4341 Shorebrook Road Dayton, OH 45406 Phone: 918-256-2219 Phone: 215-886-3016 Columbia, SC 29206 Phone: 513-277-4746 Philadelphia West Suburban Phone: 803-782-8682 Rndlay (B&B) OREGON Mrs. Harry Zahn Fripp Island (B&B) Pamela Binder (Bowling Green) Ashland (B&B) (Mary Newell�Wisconsin) Mrs. Clarence Fry 443 Westchester Drive Lois (Trudy) Astrid Maddox 308 Oak Hill Lane (Shiriey Markey�Maryland) PA 1 9073 Findlay, OH 45840 (Astrid Adams�Oregon) Newtown Square, 626 Dolphin Drive 186 Church Street Phone: 215-356-4775 SC 29920 Middletown-Oxford Fripp Island, OR 97520 North Hills Phone: 803-838-3916 Mrs. Joseph E. Newlin Ashland, Pittsburgh� Phone: 503-482-0059 Mrs. James L. (Tina Rogers�Wittenberg) Hartley Hilton Head Island (B&B) Calvin� 4401 Nelson Road Corvallis (B&B) (Margaret Bowling Green) Mrs. Robert Kriwanek 2925 Albine Drive Middletown, OH 45042 Mrs. Whitney Ball (Penny Coyne�Wisconsin, Glenshaw, PA 15116 Phone:513-424-1120 (Jane Pendleton�UBC-Oregon St.) Syracuse) 2495 S.W. Whiteside Drive Phone: 412-487-1496 42 Club Course Drive, Sea Pines Norwalk Corvallis, OR 97330 Pittsburgh�South Hills Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 Mrs. John Andrews Phone: 503-757-7404 Mrs. Herbert Amick Phone: 803-671-4243 (Sally Dickinson�Bowling Green) (B&B) 1 84 Whittlesay Avenue Spartanburg Mrs. Paul S. Lofton, Jr. Norwalk, OH 44857 Beth Mireur�SW Texas Phone: 419-668-6669 (Mary St.) 404 E Park Drive Springfield Spartanburg, SC 29302 Mrs. M. J. Pavelka "In my year as TranSISter chairman I Phone: 803-583-0553 (Joyce Yerty�Wittenberg) first 1371 Tenner Place have as to maintain, and Springfield, OH 45502 my primary goal if SOUTH DAKOTA Phone: 513-322-2014 the communication net Pine Ridge (B&B) possible, improve Sue Hocking (Bowling Green) Toledo (B&B) " P.H.S. Hospital Jean McNichol Nelson (Bowling work the TranSISter of system. Pine Ridge, SD 57770 Green) Phone: 605-867-5512; 605-867- 623 Geneva Street 5131 Toledo, OH 43609 Phone:419-382-7163 Rapid City (2) Mrs. Wiley Hughes Youngstown (Joan Myhren�Nebraska) Kerr�Kent St.) Mrs. Gene Pusateri Eugene (Marilyn 3422 Carmen Court Mrs. James Renton 1740 Taper Drive (Pamela Oyer�Bowling Green) Rapid City, SD 57701 1 Buell� Upper St. Clair, PA 15241 62 Shorehaven Drive (Nancy Oregon) Phone: 605-341-3353 412-221-5662 Youngstown, OH 44512 2263 Ridgeway Drive Phone: Ms. Jane Gibson (SMU) Phone: 216-758-0396 Eugene, OR 97401 Pittsburgh� East Suburban 407 Lane Phone: 503-345-8115 Mrs. Phillip Wyche, Jr. Nordbye Rapid City, SD 57701 Portland (Rosamond Fraser�Oregon) Phone: 605-342-0901 ; 605-342- 424 Woodland Hills Drive OKLAHOMA Mrs. Barbara Briggs 0280 Bartlesville (Barbara Thomas�California) Pittsburgh, PA 15235 Sioux Falls Mrs. Patrick H. Roark 9830 S.W Hawthorne Lane Phone: 412-241-3518 Mrs. Hal Mandl (Louise Kane�Kansas) Portland, OR 97225 Pottstown�Schwenksville (Marianna Revell�Vanderbilt) 946 S.E. Briarwood Phone: 503-292-1023 Barbara Carpenter Kott (Penn St.) Route #2, Box 104 OK 74003 R.D. 2, Mill Road Bartlesville, Salem Colton, SD 5701 8 Phone: 918-333-6297 Schwenksville, PA 19473 Mrs. John E. Welborn Phone:605-446-3515 Broken Arrow (Toni Simpson�Oregon) Phone: 215-287-8540 Mrs. Darrell Kana 3555 Fir Tree Drive S. State College (Ruth Olson�N. Dakota) Salem, OR 97302 Mrs. J. G. Hawthorne TENNESSEE 8313 Shadowood Avenue Phone: 503-585-7546 (Jean Duncan�Penn St.) Jacksboro Broken Arrow, OK 74012 13 N. Backway Drive Mrs. Jimmy Wilson Phone: 918-251-9209 PENNSYLVANIA State College, PA 16801 (Rhoda Wentsch�Oklahoma St.) Phone: 814-237-6807 Clinton-Weatherford (B&B) Cooksburg (B&B) Rt. 2, Dogwood Lane, Wier Woods Mrs. J. L. Thornbrough Mrs. Robert Wheat Unionville-Kennett Square Jacksboro, TN 37757 (Martha Roach�Oklahoma) (Mary Craft�Penn St.) Eileen Nolan Beck (Kent St ) Phone: 61 5-562-7269; 61 5-562- 333 S. Uth Box 106 (River Road) Box 387, Rosedale Road 0932
SPRING, 1982 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 21 Knoxville (B&B) (Jan Gummelt�Texas Tech) Richmond Phone. 804-272-7548, 800-446- Sherry Robertson (Tennessee) 46 13 8th Street Mrs Perley Adams 1601 7213 Arlie Road, Halls Crossroads Lubbock, TX 79416 (Carol Marvin�Vermont) Knoxville, TN 37918 Phone 806-799-6928 Box 155 WASHINGTON Phone: 615-922-2808 Odessa (B&B) Richmond, VT 05477 Pullman Memphis Mrs. Page Greene Mrs Norman Shoup Betty Luton Williams (Memphis St ) (Barbara Hurley�Texas) VIRGINIA (Betty Featherstone�Washington 1747 Carruthers 1455 Pagewood Charlottesville St.) Memphis, TN381 12 Odessa, TX 79761 Mrs Frances L Fulton N E 1 040 B Street Phone 901-276-5834 Phone: 915-362-3018 (Emily Koczansky� Penn St.) Pullman, WA 99163 Nashville (B&B) Phone: 509-332-1382 Elise Clark Anderson (Ohio Richland, Pasco, Kennewick Wesleyan) Mrs Joseph Myhra 2203 Old Hickory Blvd (Cheryl Stoner� Iowa St ) Nashville, TN 37215 457 Garner Court W Phone: 615-383-7358 Richland, WA 99352 Phone: 509-627-5647 Ritzville (B&B) TEXAS Mrs M. P. Sackmann Amanllo (B&B) (Nancy Lee Franke-Washington) Mrs Winifred H. Dunaway 309 W lOfh (Winifred Higginbotham�Texas) Ritzville, WA99169 1 506 A West 1 1 th Street Seattle Amarillo, TX 79101 Georgia Buell Adams (Puget Sound) Phone: 806-373-7546 6417 N.E. 190th Arlington Seattle, WA 981 55 Mrs. William Lace Phone: 206-485-0740 Markhouse� (Laura Texas) Spokane 3405 Somerset Pam Alasker (Idaho) TX Arlington. 76013 P.O Box 14948 Phone: 817-461-0154 Spokane, WA 99214 Austin Phone: 509-924-6348 Mrs James M. Michael Taeoma Pfeiffer� (Jane Texas) Mrs Austin Burch 3307 Drive Whiteway (Alice Babst�Nebraska) TX 78757 Austin. 7010 Topaz Drive S.W. Phone: 512-451-4177 Taeoma. WA 98498 Beaumont Phone: 208-582-0964 Mrs Hal Laine Wenatchee Johnson� (Shirley Lamar) Judy Loken McCutchen (N. Arizona) 6845 Marshall Place 1 1 22 Linwood TX 77706 Beaumont, Wenatchee, WA 98801 Phone: 713-866-5555 Phone: 509-663-5427 Corpus Christi (B&B) Kamiak Butte State Park Mrs. Charles D Adams, Jr. Mrs. Michael Werner (Patricia Mapes�Texas) (Vivian Dietrich� Lamar) 6110 Boca Raton Drive Rt. 1 , Box 1 90 TX 78413 Corpus Christi, Weaving is one of Gail's hobbies. She also enjoys tennis, aerobic danc Palouse, WA 99161 Phone: 512-853-8055 ing and Jazzcrcise, and is active in the St. Louis Alumnae Chapter. Dallas Mrs. George Hallmark WEST VIRGINIA (Jan Walker�Texas Tech) Morgantown 8920 Meadowknoll Mrs. Neoma Crynock Dallas, TX 75243 San Antonio 2317 Wakefield Road (Neoma Saul�W. Virginia) Phone: 214-431-8943 Mrs. Robert A Hein Charlottesville, VA 22901 449 Grand Street Tieken� WV 26505 Dallas�Richardson (B&B) (Nancy Texas) Harrisonburg Morgantown, 4 1 3 Avenue Phone: 304-296-6513 Gene White Joyce (Texas) Ridgemont Susan L. Butler (William and Mary) TX 910 Glen Cove San Antonio, 78209 953� 18Mt Clinton Pike Phone: Richardson, TX 75080 512-824-9229 Harrisonburg, VA 22801 Phone: 214-235-1724 Temple (B&B) Phone: 703-434-9416 WISCONSIN Mrs John R Ft Worth Bigham Appleton (Ruthanna Hailan�SW Texas St.) Lynchburg (B&B) Mrs Herbert T. Hardt Dorothy Carvey Hetherington (SMU) Catherine 3320 Thornton Lane Goewey (William and Clarke� 3440 Brady Avenue (Virginia Gayle Indiana) Temple, TX 76502 Mary) 800 W Winnebago Street Ft Worth, TX 76101 471 5 Boonsboro Road, #85 Phone: 81 7-788-7262; 81 7-774- Appleton, Wl 54911 Phone: 817-927-0722 VA 24503 8102 Lynchburg, Phone 414-731-9547 Houston (4) Phone: 804-384-7564 Victoria Beaver Dam Toni Jannie Wylie Niebes (Bowling Norfolk Mrs James Dunaway Miss Joan Schneider (Wisc- Green) Mrs Heaton (Nanette Pepper�Lamar) Angelo Oshkosh) 7835 Grow Lane, #701 Smith�William and 1 03 Rosewood (Byrd Mary) 1236 Circle Drive E Houston, TX 77040 8277 Court Victoria. TX 77901 Baywood Beaver Dam, Wl 53916 Phone: 713-462-0923 VA 23518 Phone 512-578-1697 Norfolk. Mrs Gerald Hise Phone. 804-583-3415 Cambridge (B&B) Wichita Falls Crouch Karstens (Nathalie Irwin�Illinois) Lindley (Illinois) Mrs Robert Northern Virginia (2) Rte. 3, London Road 14907 Broadgreen Jorgensen 29-56, Ginther� St Mrs. James W. Wl 53523 Houston, TX 77079 (Anne Michigan ) Heegeman Cambridge. 4603 El (Margo Twiss�Wisconsin) Phone: 713-497-6748 Capitan Phone: 414-648-5063 906 Place 1 , 5500 Holmes Run Wichita Falls, TX 76310 Columbus (B&B) Brenda S Ball (Oklahoma) Phone: 817-692-7340 Pkwy. Mrs. John F. Roche 1 0601 S Drive, Condo #83 Alexandria, VA 22304 Froeschle�N. Dakota St ) Houston. TX 77099 Phone: 703-832-2677 (Mary UTAH Rt 2 Mrs. John Blinn Salt Lake City (B&B) Judith Ruff Stocks (William and Mary) Columbus, Wl 53925 Sawtelle� (Caroline Rollins) Mrs James L. Levy 8126 Viola Street Phone:414-623-2778 5405 Longmont VA22152 (Barbara Trites� Nebraska) Springfield, LaCrosse Houston, TX 77056 Phone 703-569-4765 2197 S 2200 E Sheila Rose Phone: 713-965-0812; 713-960- Connolly (Kansas St.) Salt Lake City, UT84109 Richmond (2) 1707 1520 Jennifer Court Phone. 801-487-2895 Miss Alice Burlinson (William and Onalaska, Wl 54650 Hurst-Euless, Bedford Area Mary) Phone: 608-783-4439 608-784- Mrs. Gordon Doggett VERMONT 4700 Fox Rest Drive, #923 5958 (Sabra Hester�Texas Wesleyan) Richmond, VA 23228 Burlington (B&B) Madison (2) 31 36 Spring Lake Phone: 804-264-7933: 804-786- Marian Doty Bickford (Penn St., Patricia Neilson Moen Bedford, TX 76021 1836 (Wisconsin) Goucher) Box 515 Phone 817-281-6937 24 Valleyview Drive Jo McLelland Garey (Maryland) 420 1 2th Avenue Lubbock Essex Jet , VT 05452 241 1 King's Lynn Road New Glarus, Wl 53574 Mrs George Cummings Phone: 802-878-4158 Midlothian, VA 231 13 Phone: 608-527-2450
22 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SPRING. 1982 CANADA 1 Mrs. James Spohn (B&B) "Rosemount," Lake Road MEXICO (Charlotte Irgens�Wisconsin) Windermere, Cumbria, England LA23 Elena E. Hannan De Renero 4133 Council Crest ALBERTA 2EQ (Colorado College) Madison, Wl 53711 Calgary Phone: (STD 09662) Windermere Apartado, Postal 5-225 Phone: 608-233-6504 Mrs. John T. Ryan 3739 Mexico 5, D.F., Mexico Milton�Janesville (Mona Thomson�Toronto) Slad, Stroud (B&B) Phone: 905-570-0257; 905-51 1- 381 9-6 Street S.W. Mrs. Marvin Stromer Mrs. Elspeth MacKay Mitchell 1896 Alberta T2S Canada (Peggy Larson�Nebraska) Calgary, 2M9, (Elspeth MacKay�McGill) Phone: 403-243-0688 Rt #2, West Cty M The Old Vicarage NETHERLANDS Milton, Wl 55563 Slad, Stroud Ter Aar Phone; 608-868-2334 BRITISH COLUMBIA Glos. GL6 7QD England Susan Davis Van Erk (Puget Sound) Phone: Painswick 81 3887 Greater Milwaukee Area (2) Vancouver (0452) Kievitspad 37 Mrs. Donald L. Bell Debbie Phippen (UBC) 2461 BKTer Aar, Netherlands 1 W. ITALY (Elise Bossart�Wisconsin) 250 Broadway Phone:01722-3198 6755 N. Lake Drive Vancouver, BC V6H 1G6, Canada Milano (B&B) Milwaukee, Wl 5321 7 Phone: 604-271-4675 Judy L. Sennett (Illinois) NEW ZEALAND Phone:414-352-8094 Victoria (B&B) 7 Strada 46 Invercargill San Felice Mrs. Douglas Brown Mrs. H. James Portelance Mrs. A. C. MacPherson Martin�Iowa St.) (Letitia Clarke�Washington) Seqrate (Milano) Italy (Ada Russell�Wyoming) (Cathy Phone: 39 5019 N.Sheffield 2923 Glen Lake Road (Italy) 02(AC)753-0701 Springhills #6 RD Whitefish Bay, Wl 53217 Victoria, BC V9B 4B2, Canada Invercargill, New Zealand Phone:414-964-7937 Phone: 604-478-1350 GERMANY Oshkosh (B&B) Kaiserslautern Area NORWAY Ms. Susan J. Mrs. Rosalind M. McEnroe Wagner (Syracuse) Oslo (B&B) PSC (Rosalind Kratochwill�Wisc- Box 2536 Mrs. O. J. Gilbo Platteville) APO New York, NY 09021 or (Kathy Benyo�Kent St.) 158 E. Ripple Road Bennehauser Str. 35 Halden Terrasse, 16B Oshkosh, Wl 54901 Dannenfels 6761 1330 Oslo Lufthavn, Norway Phone:414-235-3408 Fed. Rep. of Germany Phone: 53-86-91 Phone: 06357-7545 Plattevilie Mrs. Jerry Klessig (Donna Neary�Wisc-Platteville) Golf View Road, R. #3 R VIC I Plattevilie, Wl 53818 Phone: 608-348-4276 ONTARIO Ripon, Beriin, Green Lake Mrs. Clyde Boismenue Guelph (B&B) "A TranSISter could make a Mrs. herself packet (Roberta Stuart�Northwestern) JoLynn Folusewych 695 Sandstone Road (JoLynn Edgington�Kent St.) such as those distributed by welcome groups. Ripon, Wl 54971 2 Augustine Court Phone:414-748-5367 Guelph, Ontario NIG 2Y8. Canada It could be with names, locations and Phone: 519-821-3267 filled River Falls (2) Ottawa (B&B) to a Gamma Phi Beta new to Mrs. Robert Baker facts of benefit Mrs. Graeme Barber " (Kathy Gorzalski�Wise. -River Falls) the area. 601 (Sally Whitby�Toronto) College 504 Avenue Prescott, Wl 54021 Highland Ottawa, Ontario K2A 2J7, Canada Phone: 715-262-5244 Phone: 613-722-1407 Becky Wagner Ruka (Wise-River Thunder Bay (B&B) Falls) Mrs. John Craig 549 S. Wasson Lane (Margaret Werte�W. Ontario) River Falls, Wl 54022 21 1 Hinton Avenue Wiesbaden PHILIPPINES Phone:715-425-9142 Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A 7E5, Judith Markeson (Cal. St �FuUerton) San Miguel, Subic Bay, Clarke AFB Shiocton Canada Dependent Schools (B&B) Mrs. Ronald Conradt Phone: 767-5239 Box 77 Mrs. H. C. Schilling, Jr. (Marilyn Bruce�Wisc-Oshkosh) Tillsonburg APO New York, NY 09457 or (Theresa Chuka�Arizona St.) Box 32 Mrs. Don Watkins American Arms Hotel P.O. Box 790, NCSP Shiocton, Wl 541 70 (Sharon Mickie�Toronto) Frankfurter Strasse 366 FPO San Francisco, CA 96656 Phone:414-986-3698 280 Broadway Wiesbaden, Germany Phone: 886-3831 Ontario N4G Phone:06121-343-367 Wausau Tillsonburg, 3R7, Canada Mrs. Alton G. Swanson Spangahlem (B&B) U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS Phone: 519-842-9161 (Barbara Harris�Lake Forest) Mrs. Guy A. Davis, Jr. St. Croix 101 5 Eighth Street Windsor (B&B) (Karen Harrison�Texas Tech) Mrs. Louis E. Richards, Jr. Wausau, Wl 54401 Mrs. Americo Dean, Jr. PSC Box 31 13 (Dorothy Brindley�Texas) Phone: 715-845-6716 (Barbara Galbraith�Michigan St.) APO, NewYork, NY 091 23 P.O. Box 129 RR #1 Old Tecumseth Road E. , 606 Kingshill, St. Croix Belle Ontario NOR 1 River, AO, IRELAND U.S. Virgin Islands 00850 WYOMING Canada Frances Ide Johnson (Goucher) Phone:809-778-1493 519-735-9786 Cheyenne Phone: Ballinalacken Cottage Mrs. Lorraine Grigsby Lisdoonvarna, Co. Clare, Ireland WEST INDIES OUEBEC (Lorraine Forister�Wyoming) Phone: Lisdoonvarna 1 50 Aruba R.R. #1, Box 802 Montreal Judith Gaudin Riese (UBA) Watts Cheyenne, WY 82001 Mrs. Sheila JAPAN c/o Marine Supply Services Phone: 307-638-6082 (Sheila Telfer�McGill) Okinawa Box 379 21 6 Dresden Douglas, Cooper, Glenrock Mrs. Terry Knight (until May 1 982) Aruba, Netherlands Antilles Town of Mount Royal, Quebec H3P Mrs. Shiriey Baker (Carol Lowman� E. Texas St.) Nevis 2B9 Canada (Shiriey Burks�Wyomong) PSC#1, Box 27737 Mrs. Joseph Roby Box Phone: 514-735-0762 1 28 APO San Francisco, CA 96230 (Bette Adams�Washington) Douglas, WY 82633 or Phone: 098-9570 Box 51 2 2402 N. AUSTRALIA Clover Road Tokyo Nevis, West Indies Whilldin Cooper, WY 82601 Barbara (Mankato St.) Mrs. Carroll P. Blackwood (B&B) Phone: 809-465-5205 Phone: Box 138 307-265-8007 P.O. (Ruth Thomas�Penn St.) Lander Kojonup, Western Australia 6395 B. K. Mansion�4F Princess Humphrey Killebrew (N. 49, 3 Chome, Kitano-Cho Arizona) BALBOA-CANAL ZONE Kuta-Ku, KOBE, 650, Japan PO. Box51 Mrs. Marvin Ward (B&B) Phone: 078-222-1322 Lander, WY 82520 (Jackie White�Vanderbilt) Phone: 307-332-3044 Box 1 92 MALAYSIA Canal Zone Laramie Balboa Heights, Kuala Lumpur (B&B) Mrs. E. J. Hendon Mrs. David Hedges (Carol Fronk�Wyoming) ENGLAND (Karen Wagner�Wisconsin) RFD2,Box87A Lake District (B&B) c/o Esso Box 857 E R VIC I Laramie, WY 82070 Mrs. Ira Fishman Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Phone: 307-745-3217 (Allene Osborn�UCLA) Phone: 468669
SPRING, 1982 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 23 rlDDDQCUP HScgGO'i}! SUSAN JACOBSEN ROSE Award. It recognizes her outstand abilities. (UCLA) was named Woman of the ing service on behalf of the United Two of the four scholarships Year to mem by the Southern California In Way. She is past president and cur awarded annually sorority tercity Council of Gamma Phi Beta. rent board member of the Girl bers at Milwaukee colleges were She served two years as president of Scouts of Central Maryland and has won by Gamma Phi Betas. RENEE the Long Beach Alumnae Chapter served on the boards of the United GRALEWICZ and GAYLE and for many years was an advisor Way and Community Chest. SZEZSNY (Wise. -Milwaukee) took and corporation board president for ELIZABETH KILGORE (Minne the honors. Gamma Eta Chapter. sota) was named Sportswoman of Gamma Phi Betas and Chi Phis at MARY RUTH BLACK the Year by the University of Min OREGON STATE ran to a second DOWLING (William and Mary) re nesota Panhellenic. She was select place finish in a 26 mile marathon. ceived the United Way of Central ed on the basis of strength of char Thirty-six teams competed in the Maryland's Clementine Peterson acter, and athletic and scholastic uphill race.
Attending a Greek Christian leadership conference in Chicago are these ROTC cadets Laura Gross (Michigan) and Renee Gralewicz (Wisc- Gamma Phi Betas representing seven collegiate chapters. Milwaukec) met while attending summer training at Ft. Knox, Ken. They will both be commissioned as second lieutenants in the Army in May.
McGill collegians and Montreal alumnae hosted the Province I Area Leadership Conference last spring.
24 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SPRING. 1982 BARBARA RANSOM, ALECIA try. She has earned 66 ribbons in 28 FORTENBERRY and ELAINE PAR shows and rode in the Tournament KER were named to Who's Who at of Roses Parade. Southern Technical Institute. KRISTI PRAGER (Colorado) At Illinois State NANCY graduated with High Honors and HEDLIN was voted Toga Queen for received a scholarship from the Al Sigma Tau Gamma and NATALIE buquerque Alumni Association. TOLER was chosen the one most She was chairman of the committee affectionate to her cow in the Agri which produced a Homecoming culture Club's County Miss Con float which won first prize, and test. Panhellenic representative. SALLY SCARLETT SCHAPER A member of the Crops Team, (Indiana) was elected president of GERALYN GRANEY (Wisc- the Women's Service Board of Starr Platteville) helped her team place Commonwealth Hannah Neil Cen fourth in Kansas City competition ter for Children in Columbus. The and she placed first in identifica aware tion. group develops community Sheli Chermak ness and financial aid for provides (Purdue) the center through fundraising projects. SHELI CHERMAK was selected as one of the top five women at Purdue by the Association of Wom en Students. SUSAN McCOLLUM is feature staff editor of Purdue's yearbook. At Bucknell, MARY JEAN FASSETT, AUDREY FESSLER and MARJORIE GELZER received scho lastic awards for excellence in Eng lish composition and literature. CATHERINE PETERS was named to Tau Beta Pi Engineering Society. JEANNE GONSETH DEGEAR Mary Ruth Black Dowling (William and (Arizona St.) has been selected as a Mary) receives the Clementine Peterson charter for biographee the Blue Award from Clementine Lewis Peterson Susan Jacobsen Rose Book of the Arabian Horse Indus (Northwestern). (UCLA)
Thirteen Rho Chapter Gamma Phi Betas who have been members for 50 Four California State-Long Beach collegians received all but one of the or more years attended a reunion at the University of Iowa. They are annual Panhellenic scholarships. Alumna Advisor Judi Abbott (left) and Frances Byers Moon, Alice Rist O'Rourke, Marion Allen Huff, Leone Scholarship Advisor Mary Kay McDonald (right) pose with Karen McNally White, Ruth Demerest Sams, Dorothy Durian Rugg, Mary J. Lever, Susan Black and Cynthia Lovejoy. Not pictured is winner Valerie Soechtig, Eleanor J. Sieg, Jean Anthony Rebelsky, Jean Schadel O'Brien, Jones. Louise Shellady, Vivienne Bowers Barker and Mary Orr Olmsted Froschauer.
SPRING. 1982 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 25 -(^[?�(i'[? (^\?MM? California Legislature IVIember A busy California into when he married she said. '^~ Assembly me," m ^^^1 woman, Marian Crittenden "We've always been pretty busy. made a in ^^ Bergeson (UCLA), place I've had my own activities and been A^^K^ttai^^^^M her hectic schedule last spring to pretty independent." speak at her favorite sorority's Area Those activities have included be Leadership Conference. Her topic ing a charter member of the Balboa was "Sorority Volunteer Service Harbor Alumnae Chapter. She and Leadership Skill." pledged Gamma Phi Beta as a grad She took time from her 18 hour a uate student at UCLA, having com K day schedule as a member of the pleted her undergraduate work at California Legislature, where she Brigham Young University. ^HH ^^ represents the 74th District. Her First elected to the Legislature in ^^r ^H \M permanent residence is Newport 1978, Marian was reelected in 1980. Beach, but she spends Sunday A Republican in a Democrat con nights through Thursday nights in trolled body, she has nevertheless Sacramento when the Legislature is managed to carve out a niche as an in session. / Numerous public ap expert in the complex field of school I y y i pearances and appointments in her finance, and to have a great deal of Marian Crittenden Bergeson district office take up Friday and influence. (UCLA) Saturday. Prior to her election, Marian Though all four of their children served as president and regional di guished Service Award from her are in college, Marian's husband rector of the California School alma mater. In 1975, the Marian Garth must be a super "househus- Boards Association. She has had ex Bergeson Community Services band" who rarely sees his wife. He perience also with the Orange Award was created by the Orange is a sales representative with County, Newport Beach and New County School Boards Association McDonnell Douglas Corporation. port-Mesa Boards of Education. to honor Marian for her outstand "Garth knew what he was getting She received the 1980-81 Distin- ing community involvement. Civic Leader Is Member Of "Legal Family" Law is definitely a "family affair" She describes her practice as gen for Marilyn Neuman Reid (Miami). eral, and reports most of her clients She and her husband Dave are both are men. She has seen the depths of lawyers, and practiced together for sorrow and the heights of joy in her several years. Her brother Bill is a practice, but feels there is always California attorney, and her father great satisfaction in helping people entered law school at age 65. resolve issues. Marilyn practices law in Beaver Named one of Beavercreek's 10 creek, Ohio. Her husband is now a outstanding women, Marilyn's ac common pleas judge, an elected tivities have included presidency of post for which Marilyn helped him Dayton Alumnae Panhellenic Asso campaign. ciation, Greene County Altrusa When children David and Nel Club and both the Jayceettees and son, now 12 and 9, were younger, Lionnesses. She serves on the board the school bus deposited them at of the Friends of the Library, and is the law offices after school. a member of the Ohio Advisory Marilyn set her goals early in life, Committee to the U.S. Civil Rights deciding in grade school that law Commission. She is active in the would be her career. She is still Dayton Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae busy helping others with career de Chapter as vice president and Pan cisions, having participated in hellenic delegate. many seminars for women at the Marilyn Neuman Reid University of Dayton and the Day (Miami) ton Women's Center.
26 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA ; SPRING, 1982 Julia Hill Flinchbaugh (Penn Bob, 16, and Sue, 13. They make Gwendolyn Witnell Egleston (Ari St.)� Province II Alumnae Direc their home in Ivyland, Penn. zona) � Province II Collegiate Direc tor. Julie has been active in Girl Judith Wilkins Schumann (Iowa tor. She has been president and vice Scouting as a leader since 1975. She St.) � Province X Alumnae Direc president of the Philadelphia North and her husband have two children. tor. Judy holds a B.A. in applied art Suburban Alumnae Chapter and and she and her husband. Bob, own Delta Kappa House Corporation and operate a print gallery and pic president at Lehigh. Gwen belongs ture framing business. She has been to the Huntingdon Valley Junior president, vice president and Women's Club and served as its Panhellenic representative for the president and treasurer. She and her Greater Kansas City Alumnae husband, Roger, have three chil Chapter. dren. Beverly Smith Gosnell (San Die Kathleen Hazzard Vanyo (Moor go St.) � Province XVI Alumnae Di head St.) � Province VI Collegiate rector. Bev works as a part time Director. She has a B.S. in physical proofreader and journalist for the education and health and taught Malibu Surfside News. She has junior and senior high school. been active in the San Fernando Val Kathy served Gamma Mu Chapter ley and Southern California Inter at Moorhead State as house corpo city Alumnae Chapters, serving as ration president and pledge advisor. president of both. Bev was also She and her husband, Mark, have a alumna advisor and house corpora daughter. Judy VVill^ins Schumann tion president for Alpha Iota Chap Barbara Chadwick (Vander (Iowa St.) ter at UCLA. bilt)�Province XIV Collegiate Di rector. Barbie works for Alexander and Alexander as an employee bene fit consultant. She was a member of the Nashville Convention Commit tee and rush advisor, ARC chair man and house corporation board member for Alpha Theta at Vander bilt.
Kris Baack (Nebraska) �Province XV Collegiate Director. Kris is a su pervisor and instructor at the Uni versity of Nebraska. She holds both the B.S. and M.A. degrees in speech and language pathology. Kris was vice president of the Lincoln Alum Gwen Whitnell Egleston Kris Baack nae Chapter, and rush and alumna (Arizona) (Nebraska) advisor for Pi Chapter.
Kathy Hazzard Vanyo Julia Hill Flinchbaugh Beverly Smith Gosnell (Moorhead St.) (Penn St.) (San Diego St.)
SPRING, 1982 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 27 Easter Seal Society President The first woman president of the to the state level, she served as presi National Easter Seal Society did dent of the state board of the Easter such a fine job, she was asked to Seal Society for Crippled Children serve another one year term. That and Adults. That society named her was no surprise, for whatever Jo volunteer of the year in 1958 and hanna Cooke Plaut (Minnesota) un again in 1971, the first time the dertakes, she does with a zeal that award had been given twice to the wins her awards for her endeavors. same individual.
Being a volunteer executive is a She was first elected to the board second career for Johanna, who left of the National Easter Seal Society a career as a vice president of a in 1973, and was elected its presi New York market research compa dent in 1978, and reelected in 1979, ny to marry one of its clients, Ed after serving several terms as ward Plaut, president of a pharma treasurer. ceutical firm. Her marriage took As president of the Easter Seal So her to a new life in Connecticut. ciety Johanna did alot of traveling, "My handicap was too much speaking, lobbying, fund raising: a spare time," she said, so she became full time volunteer executive job. involved with the handicapped as a Many awards have come her volunteer. She started with fund way. Gamma Phi Beta has honored raising house tours for the Multiple her with the Carnation Award and Johanna Cooke Plaut Sclerosis Society, assisting in occu she recently received her Golden (Minnesota) pational therapy and serving as di Crescent. She is a member of the rector of volunteers for the Institute Fairfield County Alumnae Chapter. tions need "strong infusions of hard for Crippled and Disabled. Her most recent award was the work, good management, intense, For six years she served as presi first annual distinguished service sustained volunteer participation dent of award the Easter Seal Rehabilita given by Connecticut maga and a quantum leap in charitable tion Center of Stamford, Conn. zine for outstanding service to the giving," she said. We suspect Johan During her tenure, funds were state. na gave all of the above, and is still raised for two buildings. Moving up Volunteer non-profit organiza- giving. Musical Gamma Phi Betas
Two young Gamma Phi Beta and was voted most outstanding se alumnae are making news in the nior by the music faculty at the Uni competitive field of music. versity of California at Santa Barba Lucinda Carver (USC) has been ra. She has been invited to appear awarded a Fulbright grant to study at the Bruno Walter Auditorium in piano in Salzburg, Austria; and the Lincoln Center Library for the Debbie Giannopoulos (Oklahoma Performing Arts as part of the New City), a lyric coloratura soprano, York Musician's Club Young Artist was awarded first place in the San Series. Francisco Regional Opera final audi Debbie Giannopoulous' profes tions, and appeared with the San sional name is Demetra Mustafa. Francisco Opera. Now living in Granada Hills, Calif., Lucinda, whose home is Los she is a former Miss Oklahoma, Alamitos, Calif., is currently pursu and a Miss Teenage America talent ing a master's degree in music at the winner. She has appeared in sum Manhattan School of Music in New mer stock productions and recently York City, where she is a piano stu performed the role of Rosina in Ros dent of the noted Seymour Lipkin. sini's "Barber of Seville." Debbie A chamber musician, as well as a has been awarded a generous grant solo performer, Lucinda began her for further study from the Gladys Debbie Giannopoulos piano studies at age six. Turk Foundation of Los Angeles. (Oklahoma City) She graduated magna cum laude
28 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SPRING, 1982 Alumna Presides Over Illinois Alumni Association Ruth Rohlfing Johnson (Illinois) ship, Financial Resources and Long is the first woman since 1880 to Term Planning Committees. serve as chairman of the University Ruth has a B.S. in education and of Illinois Alumni Association. Rec is a member of Pi Lambda Theta. ognized as the outstanding alumni She and her family have lived in association in the country in 1981, Arlington Heights, 111. for 29 years it boasts a membership of more where she is an active member of than 80,000 graduates. The Alumni her church and P.E.O. She enjoys Board, over which she also pre cooking, reading, knitting, golf, sides, has more than 100 members. and according to close friend Janice As chairman, she also is a direc Clark Impey (Illinois), "plays a tor on the boards of the Athletic marvelous game of bridge." Association and the University The University of Illinois is a Foundation. Her term is renewable family tradition, beginning with after one year. Ruth's father, A. Robert Rohlfing, Prior to her election, she served and Gamma Phi Beta mother six years on the board of the associ Evalyn Van Horne Rohlfing Reese, ation. Her expertise at committee and including her Gamma Phi Beta assignments prompted the board to daughter, Lynn Johnson Hartwell, Ruth Rohlfing Johnson elect her vice president, where she son Bruce, and husband Norman. (Illinois) served as chairman of the Member- PanheUenic Offers Sister Writes Scholarship Award First Novel New York City Panhellenic will award two $400 scholarships to fra Everything's on the right track ternity women doing graduate these days for Judy Romberger work at a college or university in Hoopes (UCLA). After publishing the New York City metropolitan some 40 short stories, her first nov area during 1982-83. These grants will be made in 1982. el was published in hardback by September, Doubleday. Those interested should request an Her novel, Lolly, though she application from Mrs. Kelso Sut swears it's fiction, closely parallels ton, 2 Tudor City Place, New York, NY and should return the her own life. It's a story about 10017, form 1982. many contemporary women: Lolly completed by August 1, is divorced, left with two pre-teen In past years these scholarships daughters and dashed dreams. An have assisted women working for old friend enters the picture. He, advanced degrees in such schools as too, is divorced and has custody of New York University, School of two children. The families merge Business; Columbia University, of and and lead a zany life on a ranch until School Physicians Surgeons; School of a custody battle over his two chil Rutgers University, Law; dren threatens their carefree life Judy Romberger Hoopes John Jay College; Kean College of (UCLA) style. New Jersey; and Adelphi Univer Her one-act play. The Saint of her book's promotion. "Since I sity. New York the Day, was produced by a Tony knew very few people in Award winning producer for the City, a darling pledge sister who en masse at an auto Actors' Theater in Louisville. An now lives in Westport, Conn. showed up in Pasadena � some had other play by Judy, The Waiting brought her bridge group to the graph party driven 90 miles. I cried." Room, was presented at the New publication party in the Doubleday American Play Festival. suite with instructions to act enthu Judy and her husband Jim live children on a ranch in Judy reports her Gamma Phi Beta siastic and adoring!" said Judy. with his/her Riverside Cal. friends were very supportive during "Gals I hadn't seen since college County,
SPRING, 1982 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 29 (^DD�(g)� (^DD(3(g� Gamma Phi Betas at North Da sented with cookie presses by Alpha Lambda pledges at British kota State are serving as positive Corvallis alumnae. Throughout the Columbia hosted a party for all so models for a group of high school year collegians were treated to rority neophytes on campus. The girls trying to lick the problem of breakfasts and desserts and pledges chapter made T-shirts for Camp drugs in their lives. were given grand sisters. Sechelt and raised nearly $1,000 in One evening each month the Gamma Chi Chapter at South a car wash. teenagers visit the chapter house for west Texas State held its annual Underprivileged children and a dinner and then participate in an summer reunion for alumnae and Brownie troop were treated to a activity such as attending a play or collegians at Canyon Lake. They haunted house tour and Halloween playing volleyball. Drugs and prob also sponsored a Halloween carni party at the University of Colo lems are not discussed. The evening val for boys from the Brown School rado. The children bobbed for ap simply presents an alternate life Treatment Center. ples, played games and enjoyed re style � an example of having fun The Secret Sunshine Committee freshments. without drugs. at Drake helped make the first Kearney Gamma Phi Betas held M.D. Georgie Metzinger Burt, weeks of school happier by leaving their formal on a riverboat on the Dakota said (N. St.) the feedback surprises for members and by mak Missouri River. Fundraising proj from both teenagers and Gamma ing rush week even more fun. ects for the event included collect Phi Betas has been "I feel that at the great. Alpha Epsilon Chapter ing aluminum cans and sponsoring women, because of their of Arizona sorority University encourages a calendar featuring 12 campus and commitment to age looking and scholarship by helping pay for the men. planning ahead, are in a unique po badges of the three with the pledges When University of Iowa mem sition to help these girls," she said. top grade point averages. bers surprised the pledges with an If would like to The PACE chairman at Vander your chapter get early morning breakfast, the pledg involved in a similar project in your bilt sends post cards to each sister es reciprocated the surprise the next will be to an summer town, Georgie happy during vacation requesting day by making breakfast for the swer Contact her at a on her current activities. any questions. report members. Pledges raised $1,200 by the Fargo Clinic, Fargo, ND 58123. She then a newsletter compiles selling candy and holding a salad with Gamma Phi" was which is sent to all "Lullaby members. bar dinner. the successful philanthropy project Bradley's scholarship chairman Pledges at Colorado State held a at the University of Nebraska. Tick presents the Mouse of the Week joint philanthropy fundraiser with ets were sold for one dollar and Award to the member who best ob Sigma Alpha Epsilon pledges and people sent lullabys to their friends serves study hours. Graduating sen the entire chapter sponsored its an and sweethearts. The lullaby was a iors are given a helpful hint book. nual spaghetti dinner to raise $700 bedtime story, a piece of candy and Compiled with the help of Peoria for charity. three songs sung by five Gamma alumnae, it includes ideas on decor Wichita State Gamma Phi Betas Phi Betas. ating apartments, cooking survival hosted a buffet dinner and rush Seniors at Oregon State were pre tips and job interview techniques. slide show for their mothers. After dinner, mothers and daughters at tended a self defense clinic spon sored by the police department. Then they were off to a night on the town to give their mothers a glimpse of college social life. At Bucknell, Delta Xis enjoyed a PACE program on sign language presented by alumna Debbie McFadden. After mastering the al phabet and counting to ten in sign language, they learned to "sign" the words to a number of popular songs. Gamma Phi Betas at Mankato combined efforts with the Phi Delta Thetas to construct a Homecoming float which was then paraded C hiMtiii 111 .llumnae were treated to an Easter egg hunt by the collegians at Wichita State. through the snow.
30 ' THE CRESCENT QF GAMMA PHI BETA / SPRING. 1982 Patty Ricker and Cindy Mecklem are ready for Derby Days at Oregon State.
With the help of these spirited cheerleaders, victory is close at hand for the University of Kan sas intramural football team.
Lisa Townley and Lisa Estes are excited over An evening of fun is in store for these Gamma Phi Betas at the University of Michigan when the chapter's second place finish in the they attend the chapter's Waka Ruii Party. Purdue Spring Rally.
SPRING, 1982 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 31 (^DD�(g� (^DD(3(g�
Katie Peila and Jackie Giles prepare to be The spring pledge class at the University of Texas is delighted to have joined the ranks of dunked again in the Gamma Phi Beta philan Gamma Phi Beta. thropy dunk tank at Oregon State.
Colorado Gamma Phi Betas play Red Rover at the fall pledge retreat at Elkhorn Lodge in Estes Park, Colo.
32 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SPRING. 1 982 The Gamma Phi Beta softball team at Cali Halloween at Lehigh features space women Marian Nalitt, Karen Manik, Robin Wilde, Mary fornia Polytechnic earned second place in Trost and Jean Seibold. competition.
SPRING, 1982 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 33 r(^Da[�)D(i'g ODQCo] (|^(o](i]Q� A boy to Lowell and Jodie Stewart Falde Plascak, August 1, 1981. A boy to John and Chris Steig Richards (Wise. -River Falls), August 26, 1980. Diane Heidemann (Wisconsin) to Bill (Washington), May 25, 1981. A girl to Robert and Kathy Gorzalski Bak Randquist, September 5, 1981. A boy to Jack and Rosemary Sullivan er (Wise. -River Falls), September 6, 1980. Linda Zuffa (Indiana St.) to Mark Miller, Hataway (Auburn), January 13, 1981. A girl to Henry and Vickie Mitch Hanson September 19, 1981. A boy to Tom and Cathy Gulesian Shilen (Wise. -River Falls), January 30, 1981. Margaret Fitzsimons (Cal. St.-Long Beach) (Florida St.), June 30, 1981. A girl to Andy and Monica Rejzer to Rick Ortega, June 26, 1981. Wendy Bollman (Lehigh) to Richard Ken Novakovic (Wise. -River Falls), February 13, Teri Lidral (Wisconsin) to Bruce Ruedig, nedy, November 14, 1981. 1981. September 26, 1981. Denise Dally (Lehigh) to Donald Paulis, Lugene Florio (W. Virginia) to Rudy Zych, Patti Eichar (Cal. St.-Long Beach) to Joe September 27, 1981. July 18, 1981. Conley, March 29, 1980. Jana Reeder (Wichita St.) to Thomas Janet Moscicki (William and Mary) to Neil Ruth Pettenger (Washington-St. Louis) to Foyil, December 5, 1981. Martin, December 6, 1980. John Elder, July 11, 1981. A girl to Robert and Janice Sanguinetti A girl to Pete and Teri Smits (Cal. St.- Jacquelyn Lufkin (Auburn) to George Stu Graves (Pacific), July 2, 1981. Fullerton), August 26, 1981. art, Jr., March 21, 1981. Jennie Taliaferro (Southern Methodist) to Ann Covalt (Kansas) to Gary McKee, June Lisa Krift (Bowiing Green) to Paul Wayne, Charles Land, October 17, 1981. 13, 1981. July 25, 1981. Joyce Carmichael (Iowa) to Jack Higley, Mindy Beard (Kansas) to Scott Mesler, Ruth Labac (Cal. St.-Fullerton) to Robert August 8, 1981. June 6, 1981. Wright, August 8, 1981. Jeanine Truax (Iowa) to Jim Mauck, Au Lee Ann Hahn (Kansas) to Randy Gillespe, Sheri Harkleroad (Cal. St.-Fullerton) to gust 1, 1981. July 18, 1981. Steve Forell, June 6, 1981. Cindy Fideler (Iowa) to Mike Pictch, Sep Sheryl Luebbert (Kansas) to David Coate, Teresa Sullivan (Cal. St.-Fullerton) to Ce tember 6, 1981. August 8, 1981. cil George, October 24, 1981. Becky Broer (Iowa) to Bent Brask, April Pam Mason (Kansas) to Marty Vowels, Nita Day (SW Texas St.) to Joseph 11, 1981. August 22, 1981. McCarty, May 31, 1981. Kim Tvedt (Iowa) to Brian Biegger, May Lisa Maskus (Kansas) to Stan Brown, Au Elizabeth Larque (SW Texas St.) to Roy 2, 1981. gust 22, 1981. Fisher, September 26, 1981. Leslie Schneider (Cal. St.-Fullerton) to Sara McGuire (Kansas) to Kevin Kom Julie Bullard (SW Texas St.) to Dwayne Mike Rock, September 19, 1981. brink, May 22, 1981. Burrow, September 26, 1981. Anne Maikaisch (Cal. St.-Fullerton) to Diane Sader (Kansas) to Brad Burnside, Julia Hart (Oregon) to Anthony Lawson, Kevin Stafford, September 19, 1981. June 20, 1981. September 26, 1981. Jeannie Godlewski (Cal. St.-Fullerton) to A girl to Randy and Mary Kyle Armstrong A boy to Garry and Ann Houston Garner Bob Rash, August 22, 1981. (SW Missouri St.), March 29, 1981. (Oklahoma St.), September 12, 1981. Donna Gwynne (Cal. St.-Fullerton) to Teresa Higbee (SW Missouri St.) to Steve Twin boys to Jim and Diana Davies Smith Dennis Cujack, July 11, 1981. earner. May 30, 1981. (Arizona), July 31, 1981. Carole Hanson (Cal. St.-Fullerton) to Linda Hopkins (SW Missouri St.) to Brad A boy to John and Janet Harder Cavazos Mark Spittell, November 26, 1980. Hickman, June 6, 1981. (Oklahoma St.), August 17, 1981. Sally Winters (SW Missouri St.) to Allen Linda Waxberg (SW Missouri St.) to Dale A girl to Dick and Lori Lagers Olsen (Ore McNeill, May 9, 1981. Wiebe, June 7, 1981. gon), August 4, 1981. Delisa Mammen (SW Missouri St.) to Lia Saum (SW Missouri St.) to Jim Pat A boy to Jim and Laura Shreve Calvin Gerould Sims, August 15, 1981. rick, June 13, 1981. (Oregon), August 24, 1981. Susan Stallings (Cal. Poly) to Mark Susie Hutton (SW Missouri St.) to Doug A boy to Bill and Karin Oing Bruckert (In Posnick, August 29, 1981. Yinghng, July 10, 1981. diana St.), May 28, 1981. Kathleen Homan (Cal. Poly) to Bruce Roseann Gilbert (SW Missouri St.) to Bob A boy to Jerry and Paula Bondadelle Carlile, October 10, 1981. Fry, June 20, 1981. DeYoung (USC), August 26, 1981. Julie Moser (Cal. Poly) to William Willis, A boy to Mike and Peg Russell Havener A girl to Larry and Carol Schmitt Behm November 14, 1981. (Lehigh), October 24, 1980. (Vanderbilt), April 28, 1981. Vicki Adkins (Lamar) to Jimmy Castino, Julia Hart (Oregon) to Anthony Lawson, Twin girls to Norm and Betty Jensen September 12, 1981. September 26, 1981. Gobeil (Arizona), August 5, 1981. Joy McClure (Lamar) to Craig Lively, May Karen Scully (Drake) to Craig Arendt, A girl to Gary and Linda Mistier Dunkle 2, 1981. June 13, 1981. (Miami), May 18, 1981. Toni Pavlik (Lamar) to David Brooks, Linda McLaughlin (Drake) to Larry Miller, A boy to Dave and Marty Hamm Ander June 26, 1981. May 30, 1981. son (Bowling Green), May 17, 1981. Ginger Maxwell (Lamar) to Bruce Hare, A girl to Tom and Susan Henning Kirkpat A boy to Robert and Maurine Stemwedel June 6, 1981. rick (Michigan St.), February 12, 1981. Jennings (UCLA), September 9, 1981. Paula Allphin (Vanderbilt) to Chris Page, Kathy Suzuki (Michigan St.) to Daniel A boy to Larry and Debra Moskal Grimes September 5, 1981. Moore, August 8, 1980. (Memphis St.), September 14, 1981. Elena Subia (Cal. St.-Fullerton) to Christo Elaine Hackenberger (Michigan St.) to A boy to Lee and Julie Vaupel Monson pher Melchert, October 10, 1981. Gordon Thorsby, September 20, 1980. (Southern Methodist), April 6, 1981. Ronda Huber (Cal.-Riverside) to Patrick Patty Koulogeorge (Northwestern) to A girl to Robert and Beverly Gardiner Spires, August 8, 1981. Mark W. Damisch, September 6, 1981. Morgan (Oklahoma St.), December 22, Cheryl Lehman (SW Oklahoma St.) to Amy Greenberg (Syracuse) to Jeff BidweU, 1980. Martin Lockstone, October 16, 1981. June 28, 1981. A girl to Randy and Cheri Williams Nadalin Roach (SW Oklahoma St.) to Gretchen Leuthold (Minnesota) to Richard Brooks (Puget Sound), April 20, 1981. Brad Sarchet, January 9, 1981. Wilson, April 10, 1981. A boy to Richard and Brenda Thomas Denise Touchette (Wisc-Platteville) to Al Susan Jamieson (Ohio Wesleyan) to Mi Harris (Vanderbilt), August 1, 1981. bert Hooker, September 26, 1981. chael Yannucci, August 1, 1981. A boy to Bob and Terry Peck Peranich Sonia Torres (Texas Wesleyan) to Andrew Debbie Pase (Southern Methodist) to Rob (Auburn), August 1, 1981. Remy, September 19, 1981. ert Gartenberg, April 4, 1981. A girl to Patrick and Karen Bloomquist Debbie Schoonover (SW Texas St.) to Wil Bonnie Fee (Colorado St.) to William Duffy (Washington), April 2, 1981. liam Bravenec, May 2, 1981. Fahy, May 30, 1981. A girl to Richard and Caron Zech McCune Susan Burk (SW Texas St.) to Clay Minix, Marianne O'Brien (Indiana) to John (Washington), April 30, 1981. July 11, 1981.
34 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SPRING, 1982 ��(S)^] Eqdv^ T-shirts Joyce Brooke, Summus Films, 333 Bibs, Margarita Dr., San Rafael, CA cloth bibs White terry baby print 94901. You will receive written con Grandma Is A ed with words "My firmation of the date of showing. Gamma Phi" and displaying a hap py, chubby baby perched on a Crest Kits Crescent moon holding a hand em The perfect gift for your favorite broidered carnation are avail pink needlework enthusiast is one of from Boston alumnae $3.50, able these hand painted needlepoint kits, paid. postage featuring either a pink carnation or A new item for sale is cotton T- the Gamma Phi Beta crest. The shirts size, toddler 2-4), (one print crest kit comes in three sizes: 5 x 7" ed in brown with "My Mommy Is A ($5.00), 16 X 18" ($10.00) and 19 x Gamma Phi" and the same cute 26" ($20.00). The carnation design baby and Crescent showing. $5.00, is available in an 18" square pillow postage paid. size for $10.00. To order, send Send checks to Boston payable check (payable to Gamma Phi Beta) West Suburban Alumnae to: Mrs. ^ to Mrs. Susan Zaepfel, 486 Morn Donna Burt, Longmeadow Road, ing Canyon Rd., Corona Del Mar, MA 01773. Lincoln, CA 92625. California residents add License Frame 6 percent sales tax. Allow three to four weeks for delivery. Proceeds "It's Great to be a Gamma Phi benefit the Arnold-Wittenberg Beta" proclaims a license plate Scholarship Fund. frame offered by Long Beach Alum Ladyfood may be ordered from Pat 1104 Yale Circle, Pia nae. The lettering is dark brown on Shirts Mullins, TX 75075. The individual a light brown frame, and has the no, price Support the Foundation by pur Greek letters and carnation in is $8.95 plus $1.05 postage and han pink an attractive red shirt chasing golf Texas residents add lower corners. Priced at $7 a dling. please pair, or sweat shirt the Founda featuring tax. or and 450 sales For chapter sales, talk $3.75 each, plus $1 postage tion in white. The shirts sell logo with Province Alumnae Direc handling, they may be ordered your for $12, and are available in S, M, L from Mrs. Merchant, 3372 tor or Province Collegiate Director Georgia and XL sizes. Please add $1.50 for Rossmoor Way, Los Alamitos, CA or write Pat Mullins. postage and handling for each shirt. 90720. Historical Film Posters Favors are Foundation posters also avail � "Yesterday for Today" is a fast Alumnae Chapters The 1896 able. The Foundation logo in full- moving, lighthearted motion pic Gamma Phi Beta monogram is re color is beautiful against a black ture about the history of Gamma served for seniors only. We offer a background. The large posters sell Phi Beta Sorority. The colorful, 4% inch ceramic tile with the mono for $2. Please send checks for both 16mm film tells the story of the ever gram in brown and personalized Foundation items to Mrs. William changing ideas and yet constant with the name of the chapter and S. Hammond, 6751 E. Center Ave., spirit of Gamma Phi Beta. It is in year of graduation.
Denver, CO 80222. All proceeds go � terspersed with amusing quotations Collegiate chapters We offer a to the Foundation. from our Founders and narrated by directly 02 inch ceramic tile featuring a full- sisters. "Yesterday for Today" can color pink carnation personalized be used for rush, pledge education, Ladyfood with the name of the chapter, date general entertainment, alumnae Ladyfood is every Gamma Phi and special event. Perfect for pledg chapter meetings and chapter devel Beta's cookbook. The recipes were es. Mothers' Weekend, little sisters opment. A percentage of the in contributed by members in Canada or Founders Day. Both have a come from rentals and sales will be and nearly every state, including tiles gold border and donated to the Gamma Phi Beta Alaska and Hawaii. It is an interna are backed by green felt. They are Foundation. tional project. $3.00 each plus 10 percent addition The film rents for $18.50 and Every chapter can share in the al for postage and handling. Please limit orders to a purchase price is $135.00. Please or profits. For each book a chapter minimum of 10 and der the film two to three weeks sells, $1 goes into that chapter's allow three weeks for delivery. ahead and include the date of show treasury for its own philanthropy Send orders to Myra Baker, 2617 ing. Checks should be made pay or chapter activity and $2 goes to Spicewood Ct., Bioomington, IN able to Summus Films and sent to the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation. 47401.
SPRING, 1982 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 35 Missing Persons Bureau
Gamma Phi If you know the addresses of any of these "lost" members, listed with their initiation years, please notify Central Office, 7503 Marin Drive, Englewood, CO 80111.
California (Eta) Helen Burdick Butcher '22 Margaret Handy '20 Venida Baumgartner Miranda '27 Shirley Stoughton '67 Margaret Trenchard Stoller '51 Nalyce Gumowitz Callender '73 Susan Hardin '67 Barbara Simon Milchell '51 Laurel Appell Surface '37 Elizabeth Bucknam Stone '68 Dorothy Campbell '20 Maureen Wells Harding '65 Nancy Mitchell '73 Eleanor Kmgsley Swedlow '27 Barbara Anderson Stone '33 Lela Stingley Campbell 12 Joan Hardy '50 Peggy Barrett Modica '52 Julia Worth Tanner '12 Nancy Cothran Storm '17 Jane Long Ganges '62 Doris Mosier Harriman 18 Suzanne Nimmo Moody '43 Florence Hovey Taylor '04 Sallee Geisel Storz '53 Lynn Carlsen 72 Peggy Mosely Harrison '33 Sandra Cook Moore '59 Jean Terpening '69 Holly Hine Sulch 68 Ethel Garth Carr '44 Ann Webster Hart '31 Elisa Morales '70 Janyce Byer Thompson '48 Helen Sutherland 17 Rita Jones Cassidy '47 Babara Cook Haugen '50 Betly Rose Morris '39 Mary Shumway Thompson 09 Johanna Everts Taylor '42 Edna Mason Cayson 02 Lorraine Haurin '51 Susan Morrow '68 Bette Boyd Thulin '44 Grace Gilson Taylor 00 Marjorie Weber Chase '53 Agnes Hawkins '27 Ruth Mason Murray '42 Eileen Toner '69 Lucia Vaughan Tebbe '54 Josephine Clawson 00 Frances Hawkins '23 Betty Hoskins Musick '41 Ada Tucker 11 Elisabeth Markwart Teel '64 Mildred Hanson Cochran 09 Helen Wagner Hazen 06 Bess Vesey Neeper '24 Virginia Vance '29 Julia Anne Teskey '68 Carol Meyer Cole '63 Allyson Hedrick '70 Katherine Wigginton Nelson '26 Hannah VanVoorhis '72 Helen Thomas '20 Patricia Meredith Cole '64 June Heider 70 Mabel Nelson 60 Edilh Reese Vealch 04 Doreen Tittle Thomas '24 Sue Whelan Cole '69 Nancee Heimbecher '54 Marian Dryer Newson '29 Norma Nelson Wadsworth '46 Martha Thrum '21 Margaret Greene Collins '61 Ellen Bourck Hills 23 Susan Linch Oberst '57 Winifred Waid 11 Margaret Thomas Tracy '28 Marie Coleman Cooper '26 Sara Ream Hinck '36 Maureen O'Connor '71 Vivian Wall '42 Felicia Mahl Trumpy '19 Barbara Burnside Coppom '50 Paula Davis Hinkle '51 Karin Opacich '71 Sizanne Wasson '69 Louise Kinsey Tupper '21 Judith Counts '62 Lucy Netherton Hollslrand '44 Patricia Ostrander '39 Jane Fisher Waters '68 Anna Reid Vancourt '37 Lisa Cowee '68 Ann Elstun Hoover '21 Cynthia Page '69 Blanche Champlin Watkins 11 Elizabeth Walters Vanderweyde '23 Marion Hadley Graft '52 Annalee Welborn Hoover '45 Norma Palmer '50 Frances Watkins '26 Edith Furrey VanDusen 01 Anges Brierly Crews '25 Shirley Johnson Houlz '46 Sarah Morgan Patterson 09 Margarel Watkins '25 Greta Augustine Variel 02 Sandra Reynolds Criswell '64 Lucille Hendrie Hudson '23 Judy Ramseyer Peavey '64 Belly Burgess Weidman '45 Virginia Swift Varland '36 Saida Baechtold Crosby 04 Virginia Ramsey Hughes '28 Ethel Clark Peck 12 Marion Weld '39 Katherine Saunders VIzakis '65 Virginia Watkins Grossman '37 Ruth Coldren Hull '15 Gertrude Thompson Peck '31 Elizabeth Carter Welsh '28 Dorothy Day Vorenkamp '46 Carol Crumbacker '65 Muriel Steele Hunter 14 Norma Jean Penny '50 Victoria Hansen Welsh '47 Mary Harrold Wagner '41 Jean Mentzer Curtis 13 Barbara Hunter '54 Kirsten Peterson '73 Gladys Werner '52 SaUy Ann Wainright '52 Helen Taylor Dalby '56 Norleen Hurwitz '75 Sandra Neumann Pieper '61 Mary Ann Miller Westhoff '45 Dora Atwater Wallace 12 Betty Dunford '29 Helen Brown Hutchinson '24 Mary Uzzell Plattner '04 Patricia Gunnels Weston '59 Lois Richerson Wallen '44 Judilh Russell Davis '59 Betty Richards Hutchison '36 Rita Poole '46 Frances Brown Weston 12 Elsie Jones Warfield 16 Helen Quick Dawson '28 Norma Kreimerman Itzkowich '54 Francis Houston Porter '65 Mariorie While '58 Percival Overfield Warner 19 Eleanor Frantz Day '17 Jennetle Kegel Jepson '57 Olivia Price '62 Helen Phillips Whitman '35 Jane Hamshaw Watts '36 Barbara Beatty Dellinger '46 Jo Pickens Johnson '42 Charlotte Myers Pring '39 Jane Bulchart Whyman '25 Penelope Helen Wayte '60 Bonnie Delp '74 Laura Thompson Jones '64 Dorothy Niblo Rapp '43 Irene Russell Wigglesworth '30 Sandra Slawson West '59 Barbara Ensign Desserich '41 Mary Morrissey Kalamaya '39 Judy Brown Ray '54 Marian Cocke Wiley '41 Ruth Farley White '32 Rita Dickinson '65 Alexandra Aronoff Katz '61 Vesla Seeley Reynolds '38 Rulh Wilkerson '21 lean Herbert White '48 Alice Dickson '27 Barbara Schotzki Kazanjian '50 Judith Argenzio Richards '68 Sharon Mitchell Williams '56 Penelope Williams '42 Lavina Robinson Dierdorff '50 Bonnie Keck '67 Inez Ridgway 06 Velda Grunwald Wilson '47 Betty Kitchener Williams '36 Carolyn Wolfe Dillus 08 Jo Ann Keenan '50 Beverley McClain Roberts '48 Elizabeth Winchester '59 Barbara], Wilson '57 Gail Schwan Dix '48 Sharon Keifer '62 Mary Lou Barllell Robinson '29 Charline Davis Winthrop '47 Janel Lee Wilson '69 Lydia Day Downer '30 Mary Margaret Kellams '58 Gwendolyn Pettibone Robinson 18 Virginia Wood '24 Maral Adams Wingo '58 Ruth Drake Drysdale 06 Helen Cornish Keller 16 Eunice Robinson 12 Valerie Writer '59 Louisa Sinclair Witter '50 Lynn Dunn '54 Maryanne Thompson Keller '56 Nancy Robinson '51 Elizabeth Young '48 Mary Carey Wright '39 Frances Budd Eddy '37 Mildred Thompson Kennett '26 Harriette Rogers 03 Ruth Johnson Young '50 Florence Richardson Wycoff '23 Beatrice Edwards '24 Ruth Whitford Kepner '16 Grace Sater Rogers 01 Carol Thomas Young '71 Evelyn Grace Wyllie '44 Desdelora Stevens Eibler 15 Judith Keppen '61 Gertrude Bent Rose 13 Joan Dean Younl '66 Shirley Rawn Wyllie '42 Penny Eidem '66 Celeste Kerber '48 Elizabelh Holden Rose '26 Meredith Zeigler '67 Ellen Wynne '77 Marion Ellingsen '50 Virginia Smith Kline '43 Lynn Roth '64 BARNARD (lola) Barbara Joan Yarborough '47 Harryette Erickson '55 Shirley Appleman Kohlwes '57 Louise Garrison Rowe '58 Anne Carroll Barnard 04 Jeannine Mary Yecmans '64 Elizabelh Feiber '77 Muriel Shitely Kupper '54 Laura Foster Rubinfeld '65 Anna Paddock Barton '12 Denver (Theta) Doris Best Fink 09 Laura Lagman '73 Diane Rushton '68 Florence E. Beach 02 Frances Mauro Aberle '26 Eleanor Fish '22 Mary Hastings Lalerzo '60 Doris May Rusk '48 Ethel Richardson Beach 09 Claraine Ackerman '59 Florence Cameron Fladeland '23 Mary Bryant Lee '19 Josephine Harl Ryan '21 Florence Beers 02 Kathleen Adams '65 Barbara Fleecs '52 Linda Lemon '59 Mary Ryan '39 Dorothy Dean Boorman 12 Carolyn Alkire Alberta '56 Carolyn Flynn '71 Dianne Winnicki Lique '58 Martha Houseman Sanborn '42 Jean May Bruce 03 Marta Alder '75 Mary Fouse '33 Kalherine Bennett Lupton '24 Dorolhy Allen Sandburg '40 Alice C, Carpenter 01 Joan Alverson '45 Mary Peart Frazey '20 Marcetta Rhoads Lutz '40 Vivienne Weaver Saunders '44 Mary Mulqueen Carr 09 Ruth Anderson Appell '21 Penny Frederickson '68 Kathleen Bruckman Mannix '39 Karyn Schoepf '64 Ruth Carroll 08 Prisciila Baine Austin '34 Betty Rasmussen Frisk '36 Anita Mansfield '60 Harriette Brown Schram 14 Helen Savitz Conlin 07 Marilyn Baird '64 Angie Hayden Callaghan 12 Jacqueline Wright Mariacher '39 June Krentz Schuck '44 Harriet M. Daniels 02 Consuelo Harmon Ballinger '20 Bettie Payne Gannon '42 Wendy Marmonl '68 Susan Schubering Scoll '68 Willa Fricke Davis 03 Marilyn Taylor Bancroft '42 Frances Bubb Garrett '37 Jean Shepard '33 Mary Ellen Griffith Scribner '49 Alice Malleson Dennislon 12 Jareen Warner Barkdoll '54 Helen Catlett Gass '37 Erma Hardy Martin '47 Mary Jordan Seely '47 Conslance Shook Drew 09 Joyce Barry '58 Sally Campbell Gerely '49 Norris Mayes '60 Pamela Senning '70 Eva Olive Dulcher 01 Marlyn Ewers Barton '41 Laurel Grimes Glendenning 16 Edith Thpmpson McBride '59 Jan Wright Sexton '53 Elsa Borghaus Fair 13 Patricia Beck '55 Kathryn Ulrike Gloss '62 Bernette Moore McCarthy '27 Shirley Sheets '52 Marion Pratt Fouquel 08 Nanci James Becker '53 Shirley Dewey Godfrey '56 Isabel Tully McCarthy '16 Kalherine Sheldon 13 Florence Rose Friend 07 Helen Sydner Benwell 17 Audrey Schoene Good '39 Shirley Voight McCoy '39 Nancy Shipley '50 Laura Bennett Green 09 Natalie Bigelow '57 Linda Gorvetl '65 Audrey McCully '46 Babara Cooper '36 Una Winterburn Harsen 02 Dana Bleakley '71 Lou Luske Gorvett '59 Margaret Slearns McDonald '50 Delia Humphrey Showaller '21 Sara Holt '01 Mary Coldren Blight '38 Patty Flint Graham '18 Susan McEniry '50 Marion Dowson Siple '28 Emma B. Lee 03 Barbara Bluhm '66 Reila Schnackenberg Graham '38 Joan Butler McGee '73 Rosalind Regier Sizemore '61 Sophia Claire Lingg 10 Joanne Croft Boatwright '49 Elizabeth Church Grant 05 Linda McHarry '66 Eleanor Henaghen Smith '25 Janet Seibert McCastline 01 Leah Bobeck '54 Virginia Aicher Green '34 Helen Cenkovich McMenamin '48 Gail Shane Smith '55 Helen Fairchild McKelvey 02 Caroline Boenmg '48 Joan Greene '49 Terry Thompson McPherson '68 Marilee Hanning Smilh '44 Laura Vancise Miller 01 Nina Borden '45 Leta Hawkins Gregory '29 Martha Hall McRoberts '46 Dorcas Philleo Sommer '53 Rulh Hakes Miller '09 Dorolhy Henry Borgeson 36 Gratia Haney Griffith '64 Jean Acker Mecarlney '49 Julie Sorensen '68 Mabel Patterson Morris 11 Inda Davis Bolts 15 Lucia Herbert Griffith '17 Marabeth Liggitt Meeker '48 Susan Hoffer Sovochak '69 Rosalind Case Newell 09 Pamela Bowen 72 Ritchie Louise Grilfith '62 Eireen Marshall Messmer '55 Billie Jean Speer '55 Alice M. Ogorman 08 Vicky Cullen Briscoe '60 Sharon Page Groven '47 Dorothy Steele Miller '35 Clara Sperry 07 Marguerite Reynar Osmun 07 Elhe! Rankin Broatch 13 Nancie Mitchell Gustafson '55 Deanna Miller '64 Florence Galbraith Spouse '26 Regina O'Sullivan '11 Shirlei Pitman Bryan '45 Susan Hageslad '65 Genevieve Miller '26 Joanne Statler '54 Grace Malvine Peters '01 Beverly Smilh Bubeck '53 Jacqueline Robins Hall '46 Helen Miller '41 Edith Steele 47 Anne M. Rae 03 Emmy Lou Bulkley '35 Linda Caviezel Haller '60 Margaret Miller '60 Nancy Sleinle '63 Mabel Barrett Reel 10 Betty Jackson Burke '61 Helen Hancock '54 Eleanor Reynolds Miller 18 Marguerite McKlueen Stewart '20 Louise Comes Reeves 10 Rita Jo Burleson '77 Susan Handel 68 Loranne Milne '54 Margarel St, George '37 Florence M. Rhoades '11
36 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SPRING, 1 982 Mom Ryan Day At Bowling Green By Mary Ellen Levak and Camille Cestone (Bowling Green)
Beta Gamma Chapter at Bowling Green honored an extraordinary wom an. Mrs. Laura Ryan � "Mom" to all Beta Gammas�retired after 11 years as every sister's housemother and spe cial friend. Her exceptional dedication deserved more than just thanks, so a day of ap preciation was devoted to Mom The Ryan. surprise program took Beta Gammas attending the celebration for Mom Ryan (center) are Lisa Gravette, Expansion Super place after months of careful planning. visor Nancy Donovan, International Ritual Co-chairman Cindy Partain and International Public Relations Chairman Camille Cestone. Alumnae from the past 10 years were invited to join collegians in ex were renewed. there, ready to listen. pressing their love and gratitude for Laura Ryan glowed as past presi A scholarship award was named in this highly respected woman. A recep dents shared stories about her. Songs, her honor, and a silver plate of re tion at the chapter house was high scrapbooks, and a slide show remind membrance was presented. The chap lighted by Mom's son Pat, the young ed the sisters of pledge days, Greek ter also gave her a round trip airline est of her eight children, who arrived events, scholarship banquets, break ticket to visit her sister in Arizona. But from Oklahoma. fasts, formals, and parties Mom Ryan the best gift made Mom Ryan a per After the reception a banquet was shared with them. It also reminded manent part of our sisterhood: a certif held. About 300 Beta Gammas shared them of the pledge jitters, the stress of icate of honorary membership in the warm embraces, laughter and tears of finals and fears of not getting a job. Beta Gamma Chapter of Gamma Phi joy as memories and friendship bonds All of this was easier because she was Beta.
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SPRING, 1982 ,' THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA ; 37 Qamma Thil5eta SororityUiredory Founded November 11, 1874 Syracuse University
FOUNDERS Historian: Mrs, F, H, Mason (Charlotte Hamilton), 5050 Lake XII: Mrs, S. G, Arana (Connie Rutt), 10654 Onondaga Place, Helen M, Dodge Ferguson Shore Drive, Brown's Lake, Jackson, Ml 49203 Boise, ID 83709 Frances E, Haven Moss Magazines: Mrs, C, W, Kenney (Dorothy Stark), Maplewood Xlll: Mrs, J, A, Merz (Eleanor Baker), 14356 NE Siskiyou Ct� E, Adeline Curtis Gardens, 129 Croyden Lane, Apt, E, Syracuse, NY 13224 Portland, OR 97230 Mary A, Bingham Willoughby Mothers' Club: Mrs, Joseph Gnffin (Elizabeth Roessler), 2837 XIV: Mrs. F, T, Sporck (Victoria VanLoenen), 10 Carriage VA 22042 WV 25314 THE GRAND COUNCIL Brook Dr, Falls Church, Rd, Charleston, Nominating: Mrs, C, B, Briscoe, Jr. (Margaret Godbold), 4523 XV: Mrs, H D, Allee (Jackie Reid), 2711 Olympia Dr,, Betten Grand President: Mrs, T, L, Kline 3648 S. (Karen Wander) Haverleigh Terr,, St Louis, MO 631 28 dorf, IA 52722 91st St, Omaha, NE 68124 PACE Committee: (Chapter Development) XVI: Mrs, R, A, Gosnell, Jr, (Beverly Smith), 3609 Serra Rd� Alumnae Vice President: Mrs, R, 0, Bronsing (Ann Mullen), Alumnae: Mrs, N, W, Choat (Phyllis Donaldson), 9716 Malibu, CA 90265 31 Chesterton Lane, Chesterfield, MO 63017 Eskine St,, Omaha, NE68134 Collegiate Vice President: Mrs, B, Lowell 1800 PROVINCE COLLEGIATE DIRECTORS (Ruth Donlon), Collegiate: Mrs, M, Meaux (Marcia Ma|or), 5811 Hackett Ave,, Beach, CA 9081 5 Long Creekbend, Houston, TX 77096 I: Mrs, C Locke (Carolyn Seymour), 27 Broadview, Pointe Director of Finance: Mrs, G, E, Misthos Jane (Mary Hipp), Programs: Ms, Louise Oxenreiter, 531 Seaver Dr,, Mill Val Claire, Quebec, Canada H9R 3Z1 242 Glendale Rd,. Glenview, IL 60025 ley, CA 94941 II: Mrs, R, Egleston (Gwen Whitnell), 2262 Deerpath Rd,, Director of Mrs, L, W, Betts Alice Expansion: (Mary Adams), Parliamentarian: Ms, Jennie K, Curtis, 20 Lake PI,, Walnut Hummgdon Valley, PA 19006 2448 Whitehall Circle, Winter Park, FL 32792 Creek, CA 94598 III: Ms, Cindy Partain, 1225 Bonnie View Ave., Lakewood, NPC Delegate: Mrs, I, P, Nelson Jr, 3521 (Gloria Swanson), Philanthropy Programs: Ms, Judy Elaine Graham, 2716 OH 44107 Lane, Dallas, TX 75229 Royal Rosedale, Dallas, TX 75205 IV: Mrs, J, R, Quick (Elizabeth Ahlmeyer), 1212 Tomah Dr� Executive Mrs, F. Guerra Ste Secretary-Treasurer: (Randall Pledges (Asst, to CVP): Ms, Linda Brooks, 2033 Mohawk Dr� Mt, Pleasant, Ml 48858 7503 Marin CO 801 1 1 vens), Dr., Englewood, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 V: Mrs, Sally E, Lewis (Sally Erikson), 535 Michigan Ave,, CENTRAL OFFICE-7503 Marin Drive, Englewood, CO 801 1 1 Policies (Asst, to DOF): Mrs, T, A, Lothian (Carol Ann Apt, #907, Chicago. IL 60611 PO Box Williams Wl 53191 VI: Mrs, M, 2127 S, ISth St., RELD PERSONNEL VIchek), 863, Bay, Vanyo (Kathleen Hazzard), Public Relations: Ms, Camille Cestone, 1340 N Dearborn, Moorhead, MN 56560 Consultants: Janet Terri Collegiate Jones, Kennedy, Mary Apt, 11F, Chicago, IL 60610 Vll: Mrs, K, McMurray (Laura Taylor), 880 Peyton Dr,, Beau Neel, Sandy Pursley, Julie Woodall Research: Mrs, C, Shafer, Jr, (Audrey Weldon), 6808 mont, TX 77706 Expansion Supervisor: Nancy Donovan Rockhill Rd,, Kansas City, MO 64131 Vlll: Mrs, Lorraine Schaeffer (Lorraine Dey), 1892 Nekoma THE CRESCENT Rush (Asst, to CVP): Ms, Karen Kendall, 4617 University Ct.. Tallahassee, FL 32304 TX 77004 IX: Mrs, C, W. 7817 Kenosha, Editor: Mrs, P, Riske (Kris Brandt), 1222 E, Cordova Ave,, Oaks, Houston, Scarborough (Donna Snyder), D, TX 79423 Casa Grande, AZ 85222 Ritual: Mrs Kempthorne (Patricia Mernll), 2211 Cornhusk, Lubbock, Boise, ID 83706: Ms, Partain, 1225 Bonnie View X: Mrs, G, Wright (Janet Heft), 5102 E, Wichita, KS Alumnae Editor: Mrs, R, E, Wiltamuth (Margy Molden), 1700 Cindy English, Ave, Lakewood, OH 441 07 67218 Kiva Rd, Silver Spring, MD 20904 to Miss Colette 849 W, Wil XI: Mrs, C, R, Duncan 2531 N, Santa Collegiate Editor: Ms, Cindy Hunter Welch, 8 D Rue Maison, Scholarship (Asst, CVP): Cooley, (Shirley Grounds), Lucia| low, Unit IL 60614 Ave, Tucson, AZ 85715 Birmingham. AL 35209 1, Chicago, Mrs, W. Kaelin XII: Mrs, L, Halvorson 732 S, Mos Feature Editor: Mrs, G. McKenzie (Natalie Meyer), 531 S Bur Song: (Jeannette Stoll), 4301 Revere Rd,, (Kathryn Huttman), Lynn, OK 73701 cow, ID 83843 ton PI,. Arlington Heights, IL 60005 Enid, TranSISter Service: Mrs, L, W, Bush 14385 Xlll: Mrs G, Todd 2847 Alhambra Dr,, Bel Business Manager: Mrs, F, Guerra (Randall Stevens) (Gail Nelson), (Martha Hall), Stablestone Ct., Chesterfield, MO 6301 7 mont, Ca 94002 NATIONAL PANHELLENIC CONFERENCE XIV: Ms, Barbara Chadwick, 203 Mason Ave., #5, Nashville, AREA RNANCIAL ADVISORS NPC Delegate: Mrs, I, P, Nelson, Jr, (Gloria Swanson) TN 37203 1st Alternate Delegate: Mrs. D, H. Lundin (Marjorie Speidel) Mrs, W, E, Pierson (Louisa Brown), 4229 NE. 33rd, Seattle, XV: Miss Kristie Lynn Baack, 6100 Vine St,, #H49, Lincoln,] 5811 Oberlin Ave, N,E,, Seattle, WA 98105 WA98105 NE 68510 \ Mrs, W, 2nd Ahernate Delegate: Mrs, C, Hustad (Virginia Geiger), Griffin (Cathy Boudreaux). 340 Plainsboro Rd,, XVI: Mrs, D. Bond (Alison Shafer), 47 Nighthawk, Irvine, CA 5304 Ayshire Blvd,, Minneapolis, MN 55436 Plainsboro, NJ 08536 92714 3rd Alternate Delegate: Mrs, T. L, Kline (Karen Wander) Mrs, E, G, Hart (Mary Jean Lauvetz), 6 Brookside Rd,, Phila delphia, PA 191 18 ENDOWMENT-LOAN BOARD INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS ANO COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN j Mrs, R, G, Drouet (Leona Davis), 10482 E, Grandeur Dr,, Ba Directors: i Alumnae to Mrs, R, L, Howes Expansion (Asst, AVP): (Cyn ton Rouge, LA 7081 5 Mrs, W, Nichols (Diane Dross), Chairman, 17475 Arbor Dr.J thia 2005 Moran TN 37064 Meisner), Rd., Franklin. Mrs, G, Baldwin (Julia Irene Lynn), 503 Hobson Dr., South Bend, IN 46635 Alumnae Initiates to Mrs. D, J, Matuszak (Asst, AVP): (Mary Pittsburg, KS 66762 Ms, Patricia Denton, 747 Willis, Glen Ellyn, IL 601 37 Helen Eaton), 4011 E, Prospector Dr,, Salt Lake City, UT Ms, Eileen Effinger, 300 E. 74th St,, Apt, 22E, New York, NH 84121 PROVINCE ALUMNAE DIRECTORS 10021 Awards: Mrs. R, H, Allard PO Box 7046, Ta I: Mrs D, M, Matheson 7 Pocahontas (Jean Anderson), (Dorothy Roberts). St,, Ms, Katherine Joan Vorisek, 502 S. Occidental Blvd, #20 hoe CA 95730 MA 01890 City, Winchester, Los Angeles, Ca 90057 II: Mrs, R, 32 Overlook Bylaws: Flinchbaugh (Julia Hill), Dr,, Ivyland, Mrs. G, E. Misthos (Mary Jane Hipp) International and Province: Mrs. F, L, McDonald PA 18974 (Ernestine Mrs, T, L, Kline (Karen Wander) 1 9714 State Line Rd., Shawnee Mission, KS III: Mrs, J, W. Tschantz Ann 1236 Hidden Dobler), (Mary Messer), Mrs. F, Guerra (Randall Stevens) 66206 Oaks Dr, Dayton, OH 45459 ] Alumnae (Asst, to AVP): Mrs, F, W, Volker, Jr,, (Ann IV: Mrs, G, Heid (Kathy Erdel), 1528 Northwestem Ave,, GAMMA PHI BETA FOUNDATION McCune), 1 700 W, 25th, Odessa, TX 79763 West Lafayette, IN 47906 President: Mrs. T, L, Kline (Karen Wander) Collegiate (Asst, To CVP): Mrs, G, V. Kallal (Jeannine Shel V: Mrs, M, E, Stromer (Peggy Larson), RR, 2, 1172 W, Cty, Executive Vice President: Mrs, E. B, Adams (Beverly Cum don), 1 296 Casa Solana Dr, Wheaton, IL60187 M, Milton, Wl 53563 mings), 7786 S, Elizabeth Ct,, Littleton, CO 80122 House Corporation (Asst, to DOF): Ms Emerald L, Erick VI: Mrs, M, Savageau (Vicki Smith), PO Box 5603, SUS, Far Vice President: Mrs, G, E. Misthos (Mary Jane Hipp) son, 149 Farnsworth Ave,, #38, Bordentown. NJ go, ND 581 02 Secretary-Treasurer: Mrs, F, Guerra (Randall Stevens) 08505 Vll: Mrs, D, R, Johnson (Sue Herzog), 5538 McCommas, Dal Directors: Convention: Mrs, M, A, Michele (Mignon Phipps), 2214 E, las, TX 75206 Mrs, R, 0, Bronsing (Ann Mullen) San Juan, Phoenix, AZ85016 Vlll: Mrs, G, Oliver (Jean Brooks), 4030 Summit Dr,, N,E,, Mrs. B. Lowell (Ruth Donlon) Convention Coordinator: Mrs, J, D, Moore (Leonite Selzer), Marietta, GA 30067 Mrs. L, W, Betts (Mary Alice Adams) 2807S, Peoria. Tulsa. OK 741 14 IX: Mrs, R, E, Mapes (Beverly Gerhardt), 11618 Shasta Ln,, Mrs, I, P, Nelson, Jr, (Gloria Swanson) Coordinator ot Leadership Training: Ms, Judy Oitchey, 5225 Oklahoma City, OK 73132 Foundation Standing Committees: Candlewick Ct . Riverside, CA 92506 X: Mrs, R, Schumann (Judith Wilkins), 5400 Ward Pkwy., Camping Chairman: Ms Jennie K, Curtis, 20 Lake PI,, Walnut Coordinator of State Membership Chairmen: Mrs, D, J, Kansas City, MO 641 12 Creek, CA 94598 Schonberg, (Theora Kurt), 12205 Leavenworth, Omaha, XI: Mrs, J, M, Burnett (Dorothy Hoadley). 5429 E, Caron St., Financial Aid Chairman: Mrs, D. Ilgen (Barbara Geiser), 1521 NE68154 Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 Woodland Ave., West Lafayette, IN 47906
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. . . FUN! If you are interested in helping to organize a Mothers' Club in your area, contact International Mothers' Club Chairman Mrs. Joseph Grif fin, 2837 Brook Dr., Falls Church, VA 22042.
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