Crescent Assifnments
&II 1979 For Spring Issue:
Founders Day highlights Alumnae Career Corner articles Alumnae Pacesetter articles Colossal Collegian articles College Collage articles Feature articles
Deadline: December I, 1979 Welcome Delta Pi Crescent Correspondents: Please read the Crescent assign ment page in the Crescent Com munique, which you can obtain Alumnae Opportunities Enriching from your president.
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Editors and Awarded f Editor-in-Chief Scholarships Fellowships Kris Brandt Riske 1222 E. Cordova Casa Grande, AZ 85222 Yes, You Can 1
Alumnae Editor Judy Haverfield Beaupre i: 94 Thistledown Drive Coping with College Costs Rochester, NY 14617
Collegiate Editor: Carol Asel Collegiate Honors 29 4612 Amesbury #288 Dallas, TX 75206 3J Feature Editor: Career Corner Margy Molden Wiltamuth 1700 Kiva Road Silver Spring, MD 20904 Sisters Speak 3( Business Manager Jonette Crowley Central Office ON THE COVER: Beatrice Barker Evenson (Oregon) in front of the Casa i Prado building, Balboa Park, San Diego. Story on page 37.
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2 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1979 Dream House
Now a
Reality Located in the "Acres," Delta lota's 18,000 square foot chapter house at Purdue University houses the chapter's 80 members.
It was a hole in the ground in April and a house in September for the 80 members of Delta Iota at Purdue. Alumnae spent a hectic summer bringing a new chapter house to re alization after four years of frustra tion. Through the efforts of many, in- zluding international Gamma Phi Beta, one of the few new sorority tiouses in the country in recent years emerged from a dream to a reality. The rolling hillside property is situ ated in the "Acres," a beautiful set ting for this contemporary structure. The 18,000 square foot house was designed and constructed using ad vanced building methods. The steel structure offers more square footage oer woman than any other housing anit on campus. It is basically mainte nance free with an outside steel skin i Al i w :oated with a 20 year acrylic film and Members and guests attending the reception in honor of the new Gamma Phi Beta house at Purdue a roof system of aluminized steel University. panels. Additional insulation has proven its value by cutting normal room. A wisteria mural, hanging The house was designed by Drogo leating costs by approximately one- plants and dimmed glowing chan G. Panich and constructed by McCar rhird. delier lighting create a beautiful thy Davis Company. Alumnae build The hand carved front door im mood for dining. ing chairmen were Jean Ballantyne mediately suggests the interior is also The study rooms are designed to be Ransom (Northwestern) and Shirley exciting. Rattan, chintz and natural basically maintenance free. Each win Mueller West (Washington). The dec woven textures are used extensively dow is covered by a levelor. Brightly orating committee included Kathryn throughout the house, repeating an colored "Merri-mikko" fabric is in McCarthy Davis (Purdue), Francis ?legant but contemporary decor. The the second and third floor living Horner Bloom (Illinois) and Fran Mc- 3each and blue color scheme is high- quarters, which the women say re Lallen Meeks (Washington). ighted by the most unusual dining flect the spirit of their house.
FALL, 1979 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 3 Welcome Delta Pi
Here comes number 112! Gamma Phi Beta's chapter roll grows bigger and better with each passing day. Delta Pi Colony was official at Illi nois State University on May 15, 1979, when 14 members of Phi Kappa Delta local were pledged to Gamma Phi Beta. Along with Director of Finance Mary Jane Hipp Misthos (Colorado College), 14 local alumnae participated in the ceremony under the guidance of Expansion Supervisor Karen L Hedine (Washington). The supporting alumnae provided re freshments after the pledging service at an informal get acquainted party. Delta Pi joins eight National Pan New Pledges of Delta Pi Colony with Expansion Supervisor Karen Hedine (Washington St.) are hellenic Conference groups on ne (1st row) Roxanne Castlemen, Kris Zeile, (2nd row) Linda Zimmerman, Patty Pickett, Beth Landstrom, Shellise Smith, Patti Dillon, Chris Sutton, (3rd row) Karen Hedine, Nancy Wold, ISU campus: Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Theresa Miller, Gayle Norem, Missy Bernharl and Michelle Hinkle. Gamma Delta, Chi Omega, Delta Delta Delta, Delta Zeta, Kappa Delta, Pi Beta Phi and Zeta Tau Alpha. Illinois State Univerity, founded in 1857, is the oldest and one of the largest public universities in Illinois. The University, with 28 departments in five colleges, offers career prepara tion fields at the bachelor's, master's and doctoral levels. The more than 19,000 students at ISU come from throughout Illinois, most other states and from many foreign countries. A faculty of 1,200 and a modern cam pus enhance the learning experience. Illinois State University is located near the geographic and transporta tion center of the state, in Normal. The Normal-Bloomington cities have a combined population of 75,000 and are located 140 miles from Chicago and 160 miles from St. Louis. Welcome to Delta Pi! Gamma Phi Beta is proud to join the Greek roster at ISU. Rush information and messages of welcome may be sent to our Gamma Phi Beta alumna field representative. Sue Haven Quane (In diana), 1107 W. College, Normal, IL 61761. Leonite Selzer Moore (SMU) Linda Zimmerman, pledge class treasurer; Karen Hedine (Washington St.), e ision supe'' Director of Expansion visor; and Sue Haven Quane (Indiana St.), alumna field representative.
4 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1979 a chapter's pledges are only a few of the happy, smiling women who could enrich your life as an alumna pledge advisor. They are displaying Eiricatures of themselves drawn by their big sisters. it w Alumnae Opportunities Enriching By Mary Ellen Wisniewski Hern less," said Joanne Callis Roman (Van particularly enjoys being a pledge (Syracuse) derbilt), pledge advisor to Alpha advisor because "you get to know the Chapter. "I enjoy watching people women the first year they become How can you help Gamma Phi grow and mature, both in Gamma Gamma Phis and it's interesting to eta? After graduation, many sisters Phi and their own personal lives." watch them develop through the )se touch, yet the Sorority is sus- Plege advisors work closely with years." It also brings back "a lot of lined by those in contact with other the pledge director, setting up a good memories of your own pledge lamma Phis. They keep involved so schedule of weekly pledge meetings period." ther young women can be enriched and special projects. She helps inte Sonja Murray (Cal. Poly) describes y the Greek system and Gamma Phi grate the pledges into the chapter, the "love, support and strength" she Kta. In the next several issues. The and is the pledge's first alumna con receives from working with the chap \rescent will examine volunteer posi- tact. She gives the pledges the ter. "It keeps me on my toes!" Pledge ons in the sisterhood, hoping to in- perspective of Gamma Phi Beta advisors spend about two to three �rest other alumnae in getting in- beyond the individual chapter � last hours per week with their charges, alved again with our Sorority. ing beyond college. She is there for usually in meetings or on a special Pledge days are special ones. Each support, for advice, "for smoothing project.. ew pledge has much to learn � out the rough spots," said Joanne The job has its special challenges, sters to get to know, fellow pledges Roman. too, said Cathy Knutsen, like keeping � meet, a sisterhood to explore. Two "The goal (is to have) a united up a pledge's interest when she is ?ople can best help her� her chapter pledge class, to help them feel a part having problems. "You have to let edge director and the alumnae of the whole Sorority, to teach them a her know she is needed in Gamma edge advisor. respect for what the Sorority stands Phi." The opportunity to serve as pledge for and its traditions, and to assist "I feel alumnae support helps keep Ivisor comes highly recommended. them in making mature decisions," a chapter strong," said Kathy Ander ^hy not volunteer? "The oppor- said Kathleen Prins Anderson (Puget son. "I would tell anyone interested nity to work with the girls is great. Sound). in pledge advising that it is reward le rewards of friendship are end Cathy Juelfs Knutsen (Kearney) ing, worthwhile and enjoyable!"
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I 1^1 By Sally Erickson Lewis sororities and fraternities on their The collegiate public relations^''" aware i'"'' Public Relations Chairman "birthdays" or founding days. Re chairman will be of local or- member them with cards at different ganizations which need volunteers.' holidays, too. Holiday caroling (even Annual food or clothing drives for] at Halloween with their own Greek the needy in the community will help! What does a good public relations letters carved in the pumpkins) is put Gamma Phi Beta in the public eye^ chairman do? another way to cement Greek friend as will singing visits to the childrens] She is the person who is alert to ships. Rush and rush workshops are ward of the local hospital or a nurs good public relations opportunities� other facets of public relations and ing home for the aged. Chapter mem- * in the chapter, on campus, in Panhel the good PR chairman can help re bers can also be involved in the com- 3f lenic, with the faculty and adminis mind members about this. munity by serving as Brownie or Girl 'ii tration, with alumnae, with parents, A "Good Friends" or "Fratty Scout leaders or with the Big Sisters -�i in the community. Friends" night is an effective public organization. -i The collegiate public relations relations tool as it introduces Gamma Parents of new pledges should be * chairman to Phi Beta (and the Greek of life) to welcomed the and would a suggests ways develop way by chapter * good PR within the chapter: firesides, Greek and non-Greek friends. This appreciate a newsletter with informa- J goal-setting meetings, an exercise could be done once a month, once a tion about Gamma Phi Beta, the chap class, special study help, an attractive term or even once during the school ter, a "translation" of local campus and informative bulletin board or a year and could be a dinner, dessert or idioms, a listing of campus organiza- !i special "Brag Board" to honor mem special program. The same idea of tions and other information to help ber's accomplishments, a secret bud entertaining is good for favorite pro them feel a part of their daughter'sj dy for a week or term, gracious living fessors or members of the administra college life. Parents can be invited t| evenings, recognition of seniors' con tion. special weekends at the house ar tributions to the chapter, frequent re Gamma Phi Beta alumnae repre campus. ^ minders regarding telephone eti sent another public and the PR chair The good collegiate public relatioii quette, courtesy to guests and staff. man can find ways to keep these rela chairman will also send out publicit] On the campus, a good PR chair tions good. Perhaps a free babysitting for the chapter. She'll notify the locall man will find ways to encourage service is needed to help young alum media of important news about Gam members to participate and lead in nae with children or the collegiate ma Phi Beta, whether it be a fund] student government, athletics, clubs chapter can host a Christmas party or raising effort, a visit by an interna-j| and Of PR im Easter hunt for the children. tional elections or organizations. special egg officer, chapter ^ portance is Gamma Phi Beta partici Another approach would be to have special party. She will also sell pation (and sponsorship) in campus an alumnae "adopt" a new pledge pledging and initiation announcf fund events. Even raising ushering at and have lunch or go shopping with ments to hometown papers. a school concert is a good PR tool for her once a month. Publishing a chap All in all, the good collegiate public Gamma Phi Betas. Participation is ter newsletter for alumnae to keep relations chairman is aware of all the one of the ways we tell others about them posted on chapter activities, ac publics Gamma Phi Beta has and is Gamma Phi Beta. complishments, honors and plans is innovative in motivating her chapter To our Panhellenic sisters, the col another PR tool. Collegiate members to present its best face to all its publics legiate PR chairman can spread good can help with alumnae fund raising all the time. It is an important job and public relations by remembering events. best of all, it's fun.
6 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1979 Area Leadership Conferences Feature Growth Topics
"Springin' Forth as a Human dinator of Leadership Training Deb ^coming" was the theme of the Area bie Jones (Colorado) and Assistant to eadership Conference at the Univer- the Director of Finance � Bylaws ty of Iowa. Sixty-nine Gamma Phis Emerald Erikson (Wm. and Mary). Nancy Parker organized the Area Leadership Conference at the University of Iowa. om Iowa and Nebraska attended. Saturday morning Karen Kline : Workshops were held on conduct- presented a slide show and spoke ig effective meetings, leadership, about the Gamma Phi Beta Founda ashing, resolving personal and tion. Debbie Jones presented a leader lapter conflicts and finance. Per- ship training program in which she inal growth and growth within stressed the importance of a positive amma Phi Beta were emphasized self-image. roughout the conference. After lunch, delegates split up into The conference was a valuable collegian, alumnae and alumnae arning experience and an oppor- advisor groups. The different sessions nity for Iowa and Nebraska Gamma covered areas ranging from pledge lis to get to know one another. education to alumnae/collegiate rela Alpha Chi Chapter hosted the tions. A banquet that evening ovince II Area Leadership Con- featured a delicious dinner, rounds of rence in Williamsburg. Joining Al singing and awards presentations. ia Chi were sisters and pledges from Visitors toured William and Mary aryland, Pennsylvania and W. Vir- and historic Williamsburg after Sun nia. International representatives in day brunch. The conference was a J. J. Stoll (Colorado), collegiate consultant, tendance were Grand President great success and beneficial to all who conducting a workshop at the Area Leader jren Wander Kline Coor attended. (Iowa St.), ship Conference at the University of Iowa.
tending the Area Leadership Conference in Pullman were (seated) ora Swanson Nelson, NPC representative; Pal Jennins, area finan- Gamma Phis from Iowa and Nebraska participated in a workshop at I advisor; Carolyn McEntee, PCD XII; Madeline Ball, PAD XII; the Area Leadership Conference at the University of Iowa. anding) Carol Stott, collegiate consultant; Vivian Werner; Helen wne; Marge Lundin; and Debbie Pitcher, Sigma chapter presi- nt.
FALL, 1979 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA (^eiijDQDuQS] PCqd Scholarships and Fellowships Awarded The Gamma Phi Beta Founda nurse's aid and service as a volun cialize in obstetrics and tion has awarded 22 scholarships teer hematology lab assistant have gynecology while using her fluent and fellowships for the 1979-80 prepared Julie to enter medical Spanish. She served Nu Chapter as rituals school year. school. She was photography pledge president, chairman chairman and house manager for and president. Barbee Lindsey Fellowship Rho Chapter and Panhellenic rush LAURA ANN SUNN (Washing JESSICA HOOVER (California). counselor. ton-St. Louis). A third year medi A joint degree from Yale in law MARCIA KEMP MOLISE (Van cal student at the University of and a PhD in developmental eco derbilt). After graduating magna Missouri, Laura plans to practice nomics is Jessica's goal to enable cum laude, Marcia taught high medicine to aid health care deliv her to combine an understanding school, directed marketing for an ery to the underprivileged. Her of the American legal system and audio-visual materials company, dual undergraduate major was international relations. An honor was a newspaper reporter and biology and Chinese. Laura was a student, she spent a year at Leeds earned an MA degree. Her activi member of the AMSA delegation University in England in the Edu ties include the Nursing Mothers' to the People's Republic of China cation Abroad Program. Her colle Council, Al-Anon family groups in 1978. giate activities included pledge and directing church youth Fern Holcolm Heath Fellowship class president, historian and serv groups. She is the mother of two ice on the judiciary committee for children, 3 and 6, and begins a JD NANCY HINTERBERG Eta Chapter. degree program at Stanford Law MALONEY (Minnesota). After School this fall. an MD and resi Founders completing degree Fellowships PEGGY A. NORTON (Oregon). dency, Nancy plans to enter family JULIE ANN JOHNSON (Iowa). Presently in her second year of practice in a rural Wisconsin com A BS in zoology, employment as a medical school, Peggy plans to spe- munity. She is in her second year at the University of Wisconsin Medical School. She worked as a Volunteers Needed for counselor for handicapped chil dren and as a registered physical therapist before beginning medical Summer Camp Sechelt school. Weldon Shafer Fellowship The Vancouver camp board is finding out all that they can do for Audrey recruiting counselors for summer themselves. LINDA FOREMAN (SMU). Lin 1980. Consider spending eight Please consider this opportunity da begins study this fall toward a weeks of your summer experienc to share your summer with young JD degree with a specialization in ing the beauty of the Canadian girls in need of your services. international law. She has worked coast with seven Gamma Phi Betas Qualifications: genuine liking for during the summer as a student in from across the country and more youth, love of the out of doors and vestigator or a public defender. than 100 special girls from Van the ability to work with others. Her collegiate honors include Phi couver. Gamma Phi Beta Camp Sechelt Beta Kappa (as a junior), Alpha Gamma Phi Beta Camp Sechelt is needs you. Sign up now and reap Lambda Delta and the Gamma Phi a natural outdoor laboratory for the benefits of a camping summer Beta "A" Award. learning which provides a whole with Gamma Phi Beta. Transporta Hazel McClure some for fun Luedeman playground and tion and room and board are pro enjoyment. Serving Gamma Phi vided. Camp director and Fellowship Beta as a camp counselor is an waterfront counselor positions are SUE VANDERSLICE PATRICK and enriching, rewarding de also available with a small salary. (LSU). In her final year of study manding experience. For further information and an ap toward a PhD in psychology. Sue Camping gives girls an exciting plication write: Mrs. W. B. Gayle, has worked as a marriage and fam outdoor experience in the finest 1351 Chartwell Drive, West Van ily counselor, with mentally and possible setting for character de couver, B.C. V7S 2R4 CAMP physically handicapped children velopment. Girls experience a DATES: June 24-August 14, 1980 and with abused spouses. She was sense of and in responsibility pride (approximately). Continued on p. 10
8 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1979 [^�oamcalG fjirt.fp- ,f
Jessica Hoover Patricia A. Koulogeorge Marcia Kemp Molise Nancy Hinterberg Maloney (California) (Northwestern) (Vanderbilt) (Minnesota)
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Peggy Norton Susan Kulp Julie Johnson Debbie Macktinger Lauter (Oregon) (Kansas) (Iowa) (California) Scholarships and Fellowships Available GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS granted. Completed applications, Kathryn and John F. Winchester Lindsey Barbee Fellowship including transcripts and letters, Scholarship Granted annually for graduate must be filed not later than March For study primarily during the study in the field of law, business, 15, 1980. junior or senior year, with prefer engineering (including architec ence given to members of Arizona ture), social work or health science or Colorado chapters. professions. UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS Founders Fellowships Elizabeth Fee Arnold-Beatrice Hill FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Four are offered for graduate study Wittenberg Scholarship Grants-in-aid in the field of the applicant's Primarily for study during the Available to members of Gamma choice. senior year of college and, sec Phi Beta who face unforeseen ondarily, for graduate work. financial need that might force Fern Holcolm Heath Fellowship withdrawal from college. Applica For graduate study in the field of Ruth B. Fox Scholarship tions may be made at any time on the applicant's choice. For study during the junior or behalf of a member by another senior year of college. member, chapter advisor or an of Audrey Weldon Shafer Fellowship ficer of an affiliated House Corpo For graduate study in the field of Irma Latzer Gamble Scholarship ration Board. the applicant's choice. For study during the junior or senior year of college Fellowship applicants are con ATTENTION: ALL APPLI sidered on the basis of character, Ardis McBroom Marek Scholarship CANTS: Forms and additional academic record, promise of For study during the sophomore, information may be obtained by achievement and financial need, junior or senior year, with prefer writing the Gamma Phi Beta Foun- and must be accepted in a graduate ence given to applicants in the field dation, 7503 Marin Drive, or CO program before fellowship is of creative writing journalism. Englewood, 80111.
FALL. 1979 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 9 �^ [^�DamdJdlODQDQ Continued from p. 8 a maintained a 3.7 while a Gamma Phi Beta Colorado camp holds BS in journalism. average of counselor. Her professional goal is DEBBIE MACKTINGER holding several major chapter as to be an advocate for women and LAUTER (California). Debbie fices and is currently serving of law school minority groups. enters her first year president. to a (Ore seeking a JD degree as a route Suzanne Elizabeth Cogan Foundation the Ardis Fellowships career in politics. She has worked gon) has been awarded Marek LISA FUTCH (California- as a legislative assistant, a volun McBroom Scholarship. a 4.0 av Irvine). At Columbia University, teer in state politics and as a Suzanne has maintained Lisa is studying the effects of caseworker and intern for U.S. erage and is enrolled in the Honors the aca malnutition on the intellectual and senators. She was founder and College. She spent past behavioral development of chil coordinator for the first all univer demic year at the University of dren. Her goal is to attend medical sity weekend of activities to raise Massachusetts, participating in the school and practice family medi money for disabled students on National Exchange Program. Marie cine in a Spanish speaking com campus, president of Panhellenic Kathleen Hodge (Indiana) and the of the Irma Latzer munity. Her campus activities in and active in Mortar Board is recipient cluded Panhellenic and Greek chapter activities. Gamble Scholarship and Betty has been Council and she was a research as SANDRA DUDEK VANDER Skaggs (Arizona) sistant in psychobiology. LIN (Gettysburg). This year awarded the Kathryn and John F. PATRICIA A. KOULOGEORGE Sandra will complete a DVM de Winchester Scholarship. Betty is of (Northwestern). Patricia is pursu gree at the University of Pennsyl house manager Alpha Epsilon in intramural ing an MBA degree with a double vania. After several years practice Chapter, participates major in marketing and finance. of medicine of the companion ani sports and is a member of several She received the Outstanding mal, she plans postgraduate work honoraries. Senior Award, Panhellenic-IFC in laboratory animal medicine Sharing the Ruth B. Fox Scholar Outstanding Achievement Award and/or pathology. She has worked ship are Karen Rae Boge (Denver) and Outstanding Service Award. as an extern, laboratory technician and Elizabeth Ann West (Iowa St.). Northwestern's first leadership and research assistant and holds Karen is president of Theta Chap honorary was founded by her. an MS in pathology. ter and Elizabeth is rush chairman Patricia has worked as a data for Omega Chapter. Undergraduate Scholarships analyst and marketing research as Foundation Scholarship recipi sistant. Joint winners of the Elizabeth ents are DeeAnn Bauer (Indiana) SUSAN B. KULP (Kansas). A JD Fee Arnold-Beatrice Hill Witten and Ann Kathleen Burnett (Colo degree will enable Susan to become berg Scholarship are Heidi Gay rado College). DeeAnn, recording involved in corporate law. She Galit (Texas) and Katherine Hub secretary for Beta Phi Chapter, was plans to spend her summers as a bard Newell (Colorado College). a lead singer in the Indiana Uni legal clerk. Susan served Sigma Heidi has earned a 4.0 average versity sing. Ann is a member of Chapter as pledge advisor and has while serving Alpha Zeta Chapter the Colorado College debate team been treasurer of Panhellenic and in many offices, including scholar and the Colorado Springs Com of her university senior class. She ship chairman. Katherine has munity Orchestra.
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10 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1979 W ~\^' 1 1 1 4 �"^ Meet Your New ' '"^'^^S^K Collegiate Consultants 1
Graduating cum laude last Decem years and manager of the men's and ber with a degree in home economics women's teams her senior year. i and business, Marni Shonerd (N. Ari While living at Alpha Zeta, she was a was a member zona) of Phi Kappa member of the Crescent Singers. Marni Shonerd Phi, Cardinal Key and Associated Cindy Partain (Bowling Green) (N. Arizona) Women Students. She served as vice enjoys meeting and working with president and corresponding secre people. She would like to teach tary for Gamma Phi Beta. Spanish or math and did her student Marni worked summers at Disney teaching in Bogota, Columbia. As a land as a clerk in Adventureland and student aide, she worked with ele was a PBX operator for a hotel in Cal mentary students through the Alter ifornia. natives in Education Project. Born and reared in the West, Marni She received several awards and enjoys nature and the outdoors. She scholarships and was a member of also spends her spare time sewing, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha cooking, reading and swimming. Lambda Delta and Who's Who. Cin Marcia Major (Texas) received a dy was active in Women's Chorus, degree in marketing with a minor in Panhellenic, Union Activities Organ clothing and textiles. While in college, ization, Orientation Board and served she was on the Dean's List, a member Beta Gamma as president and treas of Phi Beta Chi and active in Cor- urer. dettes and Panhellenic. Voted the Her hobbies are sewing, hand Outstanding Sorority Woman, she crafts, poetry, photography and trav was vice president of Alpha Zeta. eling. She has visited every state ex Her special interests include sew cept Hawaii. Marcia Major ing, reading and traveling. Marcia (Texas) enjoys attending concerts and music festivals and was a member of the _^Zrescent Singers. Karma Burford (Iowa) received a iegree in social work in 1978. The last ('ear she has been pursuing an MA in :urriculum and instruction while serving Gamma Phi as a graduate :ounselor at the University of Texas. A member of Mortar Board and Kappa Delta Pi, she volunteered btnany hours for muscular dystrophy ncluding serving as co-director of a lance marathon. She was active in ^'anhellenic and Greek Development Conferences and received the Greek Voman of the Year Award and the )istinguished Service Recognition ^ward. An athlete, also. Karma was a diver Cindy Partain Karma Burford 3r the women's swim team for three (Bowling Green) (Iowa)
FALL, 1979 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 11 and to Graduate counselors for 1979-1980 are (I to r) Colleen Sweeney (Washington St.), continuing at Arizona St.; Missy Farmer (Wm. Mary), Bucknell; Leslie Koepke (Kansas St.), continuing at Florida St.; Karen Hedine (Washington), continuing al Indiana; Kathy Livesay (Maryland), to Southwest Missouri St.; Sue Genokon (Minnesota), to Drake; Maureen Sigler (Mankato), continuing at N. Dakota St.; and Debbie Jones (Col orado College), continuing at Kentucky. Other graduate counselors not pictured are Nora Barringer (Cal. St.-Fullerton), lo Cal.-Riverside; Judy Ditchey (Cal.-Riverside), continuing at Cal. St.-Long Beach; Jan Smith (Washington), continuing at Memphis St.; Carol Stoll (Colorado Col lege), to Cal. St.-San Jose; and Becky Taube (Texas Tech), to Purdue.
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12 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL, 1979 Coping with
College Janice Montavon (Bradley)
Molden Wiltamuth maintains a 3.55 By Margy grade point average. Phi, gas and general expenses. Feature Editor Janice belongs to two academic hon Linda Fruge (Texas Tech), a family oraries and is a Greek representative relations major, pays her tuition with With college costs escalating at an to Bradley's student senate. The chap a Basic Educational Opportunity alarming rate, how are col- ter her a for today's gives scholarship chapter Grant. She works as a student assist > legians and their families with dues. coping ant in the business office of the medi ' this major financial burden? con Kathy Livesay (Maryland) cal school. With her earnings she Here's a at a few Gamma tributes toward � glimpse her college expenses rent, food and Gamma Phi ex Phi Betas and how pays they are combin- by spending her summers as a ranch penses. Linda is also on the lodge : ing part time jobs, summer hand bales jobs, training horses, bucking clean committee, which lowers and to up scholarships loans meet the ex of fences, a hay, building tending her dues. She finds time to serve as of a pense college education and still thousand head of cattle and even rais vice president and participate in other afford the cost of sorority member raccoons. said ing Kathy college campus activities. ship. wouldn't mean as much to her if she Teresa Sullivan Sandi Brow (Texas Tech) has a (Cal. St.-Fullerton) didn't help pay for it. She was Beta makes it all look scholarship from the home econom simple, said Crescent Beta president and treasurer and a ics and has worked as a Correspondent Diana Slaven. A psy- counselor at Gamma Phi's Colorado department � dietary hostess at the Health Sciences chology major, Teresa works 30 camp. She begins study this fall at Center and as a student assistant in hours per week to meet the costs of Southwest Missouri State where she the home economics She tuition, books, food. Gamma Phi, in is a Gamma Phi graduate counselor. department. lives at home but serves on the surance and miscellaneous expenses. Betty CuUinane (Maryland) works lodge clean committee to lower her dues. Her parents help with her house rent. summers as the only female tour up Sandi is rush chairman. Teresa is recording secretary for Delta guide for a white water rafting outfit Delta and plans to attend graduate ter in Harper's Ferry, W. Virginia. "I Jill Netz (Colorado) polled her
, school. to learn how was feeling guilty having my mother chapter members are Janice Montavon's (Bradley) pay for everything," said Betty. Help coping with college costs. Results show 80 parents help by paying one semester's ing pay expenses makes her "feel per cent are contributing to the cost of tuition each year. Janice pays the rest good." She uses her summer earnings their educations. Forty per ' of cent 60 her tuition, room and board and all to pay for books and sorority dues. work, per cent have loans, 15 other expenses. She combines money Betty has been recording secretary per cent have scholarships and five from an academic scholarship, a stu and rituals chairman. per cent are receiving financial aid. dent loan and part-time jobs. "At Texas Tech, financial burdens Some of the girls have grandparents who them for Janice pledged Gamma Phi Beta her have been handled in various ways. help pay school. freshman are year, but had to depledge Parents the major form of finan Collegians are urged to consult col due to finances. After a summer of cial support for most, but in many lege loan and scholarship offices. three jobs at an average of 60 hours cases the girls are making substantial There are always loans and scholar
earned � per week, she enough money contributions, or even going it ships which go unused there for the to repledge her sophomore year. She alone," said Crescent Correspondent asking for the right woman. Alumnae has served as common since philanthropy Suzan Beaty. A arrangement can help with tips on where to find chairman and is social seems to be tuition presently parents paying part time employment. It isn't easy. chairman. She will in and room and board and the Pink graduate girls carnations to all of you who December after seven semesters and working part time to pay for Gamma cope so well.
/ FALL, 1979 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 13 By Phyllis Donaldson Choat For Loyalty Day, collegians could and Linda Daniel Johnson invite alumnae to relate their memo Chapter Development Chairmen ries and experiences as collegians. Participation in initiation is just as as it is for As a collegian, you may feel you meaningful for alumnae the aid of know all you will ever need to know collegians. With song about ritual. As an alumna, you may sheets, alumnae and collegians can have forgotten some ritual but can enjoy a song fest incorporated into a "get by" at Founders Day. Or perhaps joint Founders Day celebration. Formal ritual in an alumnae you feel ritual has no place in your chap more limited but is life if you do not belong to an alum ter may be just as nae chapter. meaningful. Prior to Founders Day or The ritual of our Gamma Phi Beta the annual formal meeting, review sisterhood is special. It both unites the pledge and the opening and clos and separates. Over the years it has ing exercises and practice "Fidelity." united tens of thousands of women in Consider celebrating Founders Day at more than 100 collegiate chapters and a locally historic place or having a twice as many alumnae chapters. At style show of vintage clothing as a re the same time, it distinguishes Gam minder of our heritage. ma Phi Beta from all other educa Sisterhood is of paramount impor tional, social or philanthropic organ tance to our ritual. As few as six Gam izations. ma Phis can start a Crescent Circle, or Ritual is our foundation, our rea an individual could be a TranSISter to son for being. Like any good founda welcome Gamma Phis who visit or tion it is firm and has withstood the move to her community. Or just keep test of time. It has remained in touch; a special Gamma Phi friend unchanged and is just as valid for would apprecciate a call or letter or today's members as it was for our friends from collegiate days could Founders. have a newsletter or round-robin. Our ritual is a system of values and Organize a pledge class reunion or a means of self-evaluation. If the a "generation" reunion to include message of the ritual were to be sum several classes. An alumna can share marized, it would show each member her sisterhood by reading The Cres she should strive to be the best person cent. Payment of international taxes she can be. The idea of growth is assures more young women the defined clearly in both words and opportunity to know and enjoy the symbols. Appreciating the ritual and sisterhood of a strong and growing its meaning are basic to understand Sorority. ing the purpose of chapter develop Ritual is truly the tie which binds- ment. Growth is the essence of both. individual to individual, chapter to Chapter development provides an chapter, generation to generation. It environment for members to achieve is our link with the past, our model their full potential only when all for the present and our inspiration aspects of the Sorority including for the future. It is the strong, steady ritual, are developed. An understand foundation which offers chapters and ing of pledging, initiation and meet individuals the opportunity to grow ing services fulfills potential. and change. At least once each year, formal meeting ritual and the reasons for using it should be reviewed. Before each initiation, hold a practice session to refresh memories about the mean ing and relevance of ritual to the chapter and each individual's life. Mind New initiates benefit from an ex Expander planation of the initiation ceremony soon after they have experienced it. Answer to last issue's mind ex Collegians and alumnae can share pander: There are six "Fs" in the sen enjoyable experiences based on ritual. tence.
14 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1979 How One -(^oamGo Chapter
Itself Inflation, recession, energy
Develops � crisis, government taxation all � Jana Kahle too familiar concerns to By everyone ^^^r ' ''''.' 'r>^^9^HH^ ll (N. Arizona) right now. The Greek world is cer H tainly no exception. So how is �.i/'^% From Syracuse to Riverside, Gam Gamma Phi Beta faring? Very well, ma Phi Beta's chapter development we believe. is I program broadening interests Two new colonies are preparing through many varied and unique for installation; more chapters ypp methods. than ever before, 13 will have the c^ 1 By providing a wide selection of ac guidance of graduate counselors jjL tivities and educational material, this year; ways are being found to chapter development is designed to provide chapter housing in spite of s enrich the academic, philanthropic high costs and interest rates; and and cultural concerns of all Gamma Central Office is moving to a new 0f^v m Phi Betas. facility for increased service and : "Everyone looks forward to these efficiency. i meetings for it enables us to get closer Gamma Phi Beta is fortunate to WBm m Misthos i to each other while doing something have had able, far leaders Mary Jane Hipp sighted (Colorado College) constructive for the community and in the past who recognized the chapter," said Kim Jacobs, chapter need for a strong financial base. and house boards in reaching their development chairman at N. Arizona. These women established our maximum potential. The factors : "The reason our chapter develop- endowment fund, the loan fund, that contribute to financial : ment program is successful is the and when tax free giving became stability at all levels of the sorority , variety of programs which are just important, our Foundation. As are the same as those that identify ! plain fun." assets of Greek organizations came chapter success � full pledge : Holidays, for example, always more and more under government quotas, 100% initiation rate, max create an excellent theme. Halloween scrutiny, we sought and listened to imum house occupancy, and the offers a traditional pumpkin carving competent legal and tax advisers. understanding and acceptance of contest. Easter features an egg hunt. Twice in a single decade federal tax personal and chapter respon l:"Come as the Place You Are Going" reform acts have prompted revi sibilities. : is a favorite party to have right before sion in the structure of our funds Revenues for operating expenses spring break, featuring fresh fruit and fees. Today our income can be of the sorority continue to come [hors d'oeuvres. used to the best possible advan only from member fees and taxes. One way to a Gamma Phi's heart is tage. Investment income may be used r through her stomach so food has Historically, Gamma Phi Beta for certain programs, those that rgreat potential as a chapter develop- chapters and house corporations qualify under federal tax statutes. '� ment program. Each group cooks a have enjoyed privileges of self It behooves us all. Grand Council, dinner for which members draw determination within the frame chapter officers and members, numbers from a hat. Later, a dessert work of an international organ alike, to examine our values, set ,ice cream social is held in the chapter ization. This is important to the our priorities, develop creative and j,room and the different menus are development of individual respon innovative ways to use modern compared. Picnics to scenic areas are sibility and leadership that we rec technology and the quantity of always a treat. ognize as a primary source of skills among our members, and in Community service is of great im chapter success. When situations crease our departmental and per portance. Philanthropic interests can arise that affect the well being of sonal efficiency. We can only pro be promoted by embroidering "Gam the entire sorority. Grand Council vide services and programs to the ma Phi Beta" on brown socks for must act responsibly, making deci extent that we are willing and able Camp Sechelt or singing Christmas sions in the best interest of all. This to pay for them. carols in the childrens ward of the was the case with the national It may mean modifying some of llocal hospital. This is also a great liability insurance program that our traditional procedures and Jopportunity to spring a surprise fund went into effect during the past practices. But we will be experienc raising project on the chapter. Keep year. In routine matters, we will ing new challenges while we pre the program a secret until the meet continue to provide as much re serve the legacy of sisters past and ing begins and then announce a can source material and advisory per insure the opportunities for sisters dy bar selling contest is on the night's sonnel as possible to assist chapters yet to come. agenda.
FALL, 1979 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA 15 In Memoriam
ALPHA SIGMA BETA THETA Stephanie Clark Meleney Pauline Christian Agnew Julie Anna Bihn Lovett Carmel Macdowell Streeter Mary Eleanor Haskins Schumacher BETA OMEGA BETA Mary Josephine King Smith Catherine Mclnerney Alt TAU Elise Young Carlson GAMMA MU Kruschke Walter GAMMA Margaret Jamieson Hougland Gayle Arlene Marguerite Nuzum Grubb ZETA Louise Steensland UPSILON DELTA Payton Toal Jean Abel Schmidt Emily Carter Saunders Smith Cynthia Jean
DELTA PHI Flora Smith Maygar Frances Barbour
PSI Gamma Phi Beta Sorority is urg EPSILON Marian Foster ing its members to make memorial Grace Sprague Cameron Teneyck Marion Wann gifts to the Gamma Phi Beta Foun Beverly Albright Warweg Hayes Helen Lohman dation in memory of a lost "sister" Jane Fellows Worley Mary Phelps or other loved one. Contributions, Delatour Schelter Virginia OMEGA which are U.S.A. tax deductible, Jean Bartelme Thompson Karen Paulsen Henery will be used to support the Beulah Truitt Vantuyle Sorority's philanthropies�camp ALPHA GAMMA for children and finan ZETA ing special Virginia Cross Rizzo cial aid to women students. The Elizabeth Schultheis Chesley latter takes the form of scholar ALPHA DELTA and ETA ships, fellowships grants-in- Louise Barthold aid. Susan Jane Green Catherine Barrons Day Members of the remembered Elizabeth Carter Zavalydrica one's will be notified of THETA family with a card mailed Elaine Krabacher your gift special Creegan ALPHA ZETA from Central Office. Contributions Elizabeth Barrickman Ash should be made to the LAMBDA payable Rebecca McCrary Bullock Gamma Phi Beta Foundation, 7503 Helen Byles Anderson Marin Drive, Englewood, CO ETA ALPHA 80111, and as a memo MU designated Norma Nelson Olrich rial to Doe) on the face of the Edna Earle Kellam (John Janet Zimmerman Shilling check. women NU Help deserving young ALPHA THETA while remembering someone you Marguerite Sheehy Sarah Lee Fox Wright loved. Adams XI Beverly Cummings ALPHA LAMBDA Executive Vice President Edna Price Holcomb Carol Hill Cross Gamma Phi Beta Foundation Virginia Dermott Murphy ALPHA UPSILON OMICRON Mary Louise Astie Frey Charlotte Gellert Mueller Sara Davison Stutz ALPHA PSI Barbara Stakel Clancy PI Lee Smith Sutherland Tyron Irene Hollenback Pigaga BETA ALPHA RHO Mary Carson Griff Helen Rink Sutliff Virginia Anderson Jacobs
16 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1979 1979-80 Directory
This insert is Gamma Phi eight page your Beta Directory for the upcoming year. It includes a list- "ig of all international, province and local officers. It also contains a list of Gamma Phi Beta colle- iate and alumnae chapters, a province roster, the list of officers' duties and Crescent deadlines. Please lift the in the center of this remove the and staples section, pages insert them in your per- lanent officer's notebook for ready reference throughout the year.
FALL. 1979 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 17 FOUNDERS AREA FINANCIAL ADVISERS Mrs I P Nelson, Jr (Glona Swanson) Foundation Committees: Helen M Dodge Ferguson Mrs C B Jennings (Patricia Strickler), 4724 44th NE Seat Standing Chairman: Mrs D H Green (Sharon Frances E Haven Moss tle, WA 98105 Camping Program 1090 Vail View Or,, #3, Vail, CO 81657 E Adeline Curtis Mrs E G Hart (Mary Jean Lauvetz), 6 Brookside Rd, Phila Reisig), Finance and Investment Chairman, Mary A, Bingham Willoughby delphia, PA 19118 Financial Aid Chairman Mrs P R Conway 'Carnbelle THE GRAND COUNCIt Mrs R G, Drouet (Leona Davis), 10482 E Grandeur Dr , MD 20910 9021 Fairview Rd , Silver Spring, Baton Rouge, LA 70815 Waters), Grand President: Mrs, T, L Kline (Karen Wander) 3648 8 PROVINCE ALUMNAE OIRECTDIIS Mrs G Baldwin (Julia Irene Lynn), 503 Hobson Dr , Pitts 91st St, Omaha, NE 68124 burg, KS 66762 I Mrs Donald M Matheson (Dorothy Roberts), 7 Pocahontas Alumnae Vice President Mrs, R 0 Bronsing (Patricia Ann St,, Winchester, MA 01890 Mullen), 31 Chesterton Lane, Chesterfield, MO 63017 ENDOWMENT LOAN BOARD II: Mrs Ann (Mary Ann IVIorgan), 8205 Jeb Collegiate Vice President: Mrs B Lowell (Ruth Donlon), Mary Youngwood Directors MD 20854 Stuart Rd , Rockville, 1800 Hackett Ave,, Long Beach, CA 90815 Mrs W Nichols (Diane Dross), Chairman, 17475 Arbor III Ms Camille Cestone, 6403 Clough Pike, #3. Cincinnati, Director of Finance: Mrs, G E Misthos (Mary Jane Hipp), Drive, South Bend, IN 46635 OH 45244 242 Glendale Rd , Glenview, IL 60025 Miss Patricia Denton, 747 Willis, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 IV Mrs R L Howes (Cynthia Denise Meisner), 5896 Valley Director of Expansion Mrs, J D Moore (Leonite Selzer), Mrs T C, O'Neill (Judith Ruhl), 815 E Edgemont, Phoenix, Lane, SE, Grand Rapids, Ml 49508 2807 S, Peoria, Tulsa , OK 74114 AZ 85006 V: Mrs Marvin E, Stromer (Peggy Larson), RR2, Milton, Wl NPC Delegate Mrs I P Nelson Jr (Gloria Swanson), 3521 Mrs P K Graves (Jacquelyn Hilger), 51 5 Kenton, Aurora, CO 53563 Royal Lane, Dallas, TX 75229 80010 VI: Ms Patricia Davies Newcombe, 15803 Holdridge Rd., Executive Secretary-Treasurer: Ms Jonette Crowley, 7503 Mrs, G, E, Misthos, (Mary Jane Hipp) Dir, of Finance MN 55391 Marin Drive, Englewood, CO 80111 Wayzata. Mrs T L Kline (Karen Wander). Grand President VII: Mrs D R Johnson (Sue Herzog), 5538 McCommas, CENTRAL DFFICE STAFF-7503 Mann Drive, Englewood, CO Ms Jonette Crowley, Treasurer Dallas, TX 75206 80111 Address all communications to Central Office VIII Mrs G Oliver (Jean Brooks). 4030 Summitt Dr , N E,,
Executive : Manetta, GA 30062 Secy, -Treas Ms Jonette Crowley INTERNATIONAL CHAIRMEN Administrative Assistant: Mrs, R, Ruth IX Mrs F W Volker, Jr, (Ann McCune), 1700 W 25th, Awards: Mrs, A T (Elizabeth Sloan). 1118 Alumnae Co-ordinator Mrs T, C, Shupert Phillips Westerly Odessa, TX 79763 PA state 16801 , Collegiate Co-ordinator: Ms Carol Stott Pkwy,, College. X Mrs A 0 Durrett (Sue Dorsey), 443 W, 57th Terr Kansas � International Mrs F L McDonald (Ernestine Bookkeeper: Mr, Robert C, Eckley Bylaws City, MO 64113 Dobler), 9714 State Line Rd,, Shawnee Mission, KS 66206 Cedarbrooke Collegiate Consultants: Karma Burford, Marcia Maior, Cindy XI Mrs William Laney (Joan Hogan), 13425 Convention: Mrs, J, W, (Catherine M, Guthrie). Partain, Marni Shonerd Lindauer, NE. Albuquerque, NM 87111 5051 S Beeler CO 80110 Expansion Supervisor: Karen L, Hedine St., Englewood, XII Mrs, Sam G, Arana (Connie Rutt), 10654 Onondaga Co-chairmen Coordinator of Leadership Training, Deborah Kay Jones Chapter Development: Place, Boise, ID 83709 � 2636 Collegians Mrs, Linda Johnson (Linda Daniel), Xlll Mrs James A Merz (Eleanor Baker), 14356 NE THE CRESCENT TX Steel St , Houston, 77098 OR 97230 Siskiyou Ct , Portland, � 9716 Editor: Mrs, Phil Riske (Kristin Anne Brandt), 1222 E, Cor Alumnae Mrs, Norman Choat (Phyllis Donaldson), XIV Mrs Jack M Burnett (Dorothy Hoadley), 5429 E Caron dova, Casa Grande, AZ 85222 Erskine St, Omaha, NE 68134 St, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 � 7503 Mann Business Manager: Ms Jonette Crowley, 7503 Marin Dr,, Programs Ms Louise Oxenreiter, Dr,, XV: Mrs, E, R Fntsch (Mary Lou Dahl). 1423 Curtiss Ave.. Englewood, CO 80111 Englewood, CO 80111 Ames. lA 50010 Coordinator of State Chairmen: Miss Elise THE CRESCENT CDMMUNIQUE Membership XVI: Mrs Dale R Leisy (Jeanne Lupton). 3171 Oak Knoll Dr , Berthon, 3141 Warrington Rd,, Mtn Brook, Birmingham, CA 90720 Editor Mrs, G, McKenzie 531 S, Los Alamitos, (Natalie Meyer), Burton, AL 35223 IL 60005 PROVINCE COLLEGIATE DIRECTORS Arlington Heights, Magazines: Mrs, C W, Kenney (Dorothy Stark), Maplewood 319 3787 Cote Des NATIONAL PANHELLENIC CONFERENCE Gardens, 129 Croyden Ln,, Syracuse, NY 13224 I Miss Anne Louise Layton, Apt Neiges, Mothers' Club, Mrs, L M, Brown (Marta Lombardi), 850 Montreal, QU H3H1V9 NPC Delegate: Mrs, I, P, Nelson, Jr. (Gloria Swanson) CA 91202 II: Mrs R C Freisheim (Deborah Foulsham), 2052 Moreland 1st Alternate Delegate: Mrs, D H Lundin (Marjorie Speidel) Cumberland, Glendale, Mrs, John B, Hunt Boots), 8538 E San Rd, Abington, PA 19001 5135 N E Latimer PI,, Seattle, WA 98105 Nominating: (Mary III: Mrs Robert Winterhalter (Diana Gay), 4336 Braunton Dr , AZ 85253 2nd Alternate Mrs, Carl Hustad dalwood Scottsdale, Delegate: (Virginia Geiger), 43220 Rd , OH Parliamentarian Miss Jennie K, Curtis, 20 Lake PI , Walnut Columbus, 5304 Ayshire Blvd,, Minneapolis, MN 55436 CA 94598 IV Mrs Jerry R Quick (Elizabeth Ahlmeyer), 1212 Tomak 3rd Alternate Delegate: Mrs, T, L, Kline (Karen Wander) Creek, Philanthropy Programs: Miss Judy Elaine Graham, 2716 Dr., Mt, Pleasant, Ml 48858 INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS Rosedale, Dallas, TX 75205 V: Mrs Mike Hartley (Judy Ivester), 1 91 5 Maple Ave,, * 303, Asst, to Alumnae Vice President � Bylaws: Mrs Robert E Public Relations Mrs Sally E Lewis (Sally Erikson), 535 Evanston, IL 60201 Mapes (Beverly Gerhardt), 2904 Pine Ridge, Oklahoma Michigan Ave, Apt 704, Chicago, IL 60611 VI Mrs M Savageau (Vicki Smith), 1013 11th Ave, N,, City, OK 73120 Research: Mrs C Shafer, Jr (Audrey Weldon), 6808 Fargo, ND 58102 � Alumnae Initiates Mrs VII Mrs Kim (Laura 880 Dr,, Asst, to Alumnae Vice President Rockhill Rd , Kansas City, MO 64131 McMurray Taylor), Peyton D J, Matuszak (Mary Helen Eaton), 4011 E, Prospector Ritual Mrs Dirk Kempthorne (Patricia Merrill), 11219 Beaumont, TX 77706 VIII: Mrs L W Betts Alice Adams), 2448 Whitehall Dr,, Salt Lake City, UT 84121 Gunsmoke St , Boise, ID 83704 (Mary TranSISter Service, Mrs D, J Schonberg (Theora Kurt), Scholarship: Ms Colleen Sweeney, 7503 Mann Dr,, Cir , Winter Park, FL 32789 12205 Leavenworth, Omaha, NE 68154 Englewood, CO 80111 IX: Mrs, D, B, Scarborough (Donna Snyder), 7817 Kenosha, Asst, to Collegiate Vice President-Bylaws, Mrs, G, V, Kallal Song: Mrs Marian Hulsey (Marian Corley), 1020 Live Oak, Lubbock, TX 79423 (Jeannine Alice Sheldon), ON 211 Winfield Rd., Winfield, Norman. OK 73069 X: Mrs Gregory Wnght (Janet Heft), 5102 E, English, I L 60190 Wichita, KS 67218 GAMMA PHI BETA FOUNDATION Asst, to Collegiate Vice President-Rush: Mrs B A Bell XI: Mrs Randall Guerra (Randy Stevens), 9796 E Maple (Sheila Cornish), East 1 2722 Guthrie, Spokane, WA 9921 6 President, Mrs, T L, Kline (Karen Wander). 3648 S 91st St,, wood Circle, Englewood, CO 80110 Asst. to Collegiate Vice President � Plegde Mrs, P, G Omaha, NE 68124 XII, Mrs Larry Halvorson (Kathryn Huffman), 732 S, Lynn, ID 83843 Sendroy (Catherine Curtis), 12 Cherry Vale Dr , Exec Vice President Mrs E B Adams (Beverly Cummings), Moscow, Englewood. CO 801 10 14 Sentinel Rock Terrace, Larkspur, CO 80118 Xlll Mrs Gary Todd (Martha Hall). 733 Old Country Rd #D. Asst, to Director of Finance � Policies Mrs T, A Lothian Vice President: Mrs, G E, Misthos (Mary Jane Hipp), 242 Belmont. CA 94002 XIV Mrs Clarke R, Duncan 2531 N Santa (Carol Ann VIchek). PO Box 863. Williams Bay. Wl 53191 Glendale Rd , Glenview, IL 60025 (Shirley Gronds). Asst to Director of Finance � House Corp Bylaws Ms Secretary-Treasurer: Ms Jonette Crowley Lucia Ave, Tucson, AZ 85715 Emerald L Erickson. 149 Farnsworth Ave, #3B, Borden Directors: XV: Mrs Dennis Petersen (Jane Dunlap), 923 D Oak Crest, town, NJ 08505 Mrs R 0 Bronsing (Patricia Ann Mullen) Iowa City, lA 52240 Historian: Mrs Frank Mason (Charlotte Hamilton), 5050 Mrs, B, Lowell (Ruth Donlon) XVI Mrs Fred Rothfuss (Jonelle Hanna), 529 Tumbleweed Lake Shore Drive, Brown's Lake, Jackson, Ml 49203 Mrs, J- D Moore (Leonite Selzer) Road, Anaheim, CA 92807
Corporation Boards to Meet Theta chapter, 7:00 p.m., October 8, Delta Delta chapter, 7:30 p.m., 1979, chapter house, 2233 S. October 10, 1979, chapter house, 508 Josephine, Denver, Colo. N. Cornell, Fullerton, Cal. Send proxy Ruth Ann Beta Kappa chapter, 7:30 p.m., votes to Mrs. Gray, 5251 S. October 17, 1979, in the home of Mrs. Ohio, Yorba Linda, CA 92686 if un Ralph McDonald, 2109 E. Mon able to attend. tebello, Phoenix, Ariz.
18 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1979 GHEEK-LETTER PRESIDENTS: Williamsburg, VA 23185 Hemmmgson, 406 Warren Street, Mankato, MN 56001 ALPHA (Syracuse U) November 11, 1874 (I) Claudia Stern, 'ALPHA PSI (Lake Forest College) 1934-1961 �GAMMA RHO (U, of Wis-Oshkosh) 1966-1976 803 Walnut Av,, Syracuse, NY 13210 ALPHA OMEGA (U of Western Ontano) October 24, 1936 (I) 'GAMMA SIGMA (Western Michigan U) 1968-1975 BETA (U, of Michigan) June 7, 1882 (IV) Karen Ruohonen, Janet Fair, 639 Talbot St,, London, Ontario, Canada N6A GAMMA TAU (St, Louis U ) November 11, 1967 (X) Sharon 1520 S, University, Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 2T6 Zgiet GPB 20 N, Grand, St, Louis, MO 63108 GAMMA (U, of Wisconsin) November 14, 1885 (V) Ann Car BETA ALPHA (U of Southern California) September 24, 1 938 GAMMA UPSILON (Drake U) February 17. 1968 (XV) Jane penter, 270 Langdon St., Madison, Wl 53703 (XVI) Julie Johnson, 737 W, 28th Street, Los Angeles, CA Meyer, 1218 34th Street, Des Moines, I A 50311 'DELTA (Boston U) 1887-1970 90007 GAMMA PHI (Auburn U) May 4, 1968 (VIM) Debbie Harns, EPSILON (Northwestern U) Oct, 13, 1888 (V) Meredith BETA BETA AL 36830 (U of Maryland) October 23, 1940 (II) Susan Dorm 4, Auburn Univ , Auburn. Bleick, 640 Emerson St,, Evanston, IL 60201 Sibbald, 9 Fraternity Row, College Park, MD 20740 GAMMA CHI (Southwest Texas State U) February 3, 1968 �ZETA (Goucher College) 1893-1950 BETA GAMMA (Bowling Green State U) October 23, 1943 (VII) Carol Bryant, GPB, Student Center, SWTSU, San Mar ETA (U, of California) April 29, 1894 (Xlll) Jennifer Buttimer, (III) Nancy Donovan, Cottage #3 Sorority Row, BGSU, cos, TX 78666 2732 Channing Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 Bowling Green, OH 43403 GAMMA PSI (U of Northern Iowa) November 23, 1968 (XV) THETA (U, of Denver) December 28, 1897 (XI) Karen Boge, BETA DELTA (Michigan State U) June 3, 1944 (IV) Sarah Susie Berge, 174 Summit Drive, Cedar Falls, I A 50613 2233 S. Josephine, Denver, CO 80210 Bristor, 342 N, Harrison Road. East Lansing, Ml 48823 GAMMA OMEGA (U, of Wisconsin-Platteville) March 29, �IOTA (Barnard College) 1901-1915 BETA EPSILON (Miami U) Apnl 12. 1947 (III) Jill Garnette, 1969 (V) Ellen Bartling, 160 Bradford, Platteville, Wl KAPPA (U, of Minnesota) May 23, 1902 (VI) Kathie Eldredge, GPB, MacCracken Hall, Miami U,, Oxford, OH 45056 53818 311 10th Av,, SE,, Minneapolis, MN 55414 'BETA ZETA (Kent State U) 1947-1972 DELTA ALPHA (U Of Wisconsin-River Falls) May 3, 1969 (VI) LAMBDA (U- of Washington) May 17, 1903 (XII) Colleen BETA ETA (Bradley U) April 3, 1948 (V) Wendy Whitaker, Theresa Beran, 204 Hagestad Student Center, River Falls,
Av , Baird, 4529 17th , NE Seattle, WA 98105 1414 W Fredonia Avenue, Peoria, IL 61606 Wl 54022 �MU (Stanford U) 1905-1944 BETA THETA (San Jose State U) Apnl 24, 1948 (Xlll) Karen DELTA BETA (Boise State U.) February 21, 1970 (XII) Gaea NU (Oregon) December 18, 1908 (Xlll) Lori Thelin, 1021 Bluth, 385 E San Fernando St,, San Jose, CA 95112 Walker, 1918 Potter Drive, Boise. ID 83706 Hilyard, Eugene, OR 97401 BETA IOTA (Idaho State U) October 22, 1949 (XII) Kelli 'DELTA GAMMA (U, of Nebraska-Omaha) 1970-1976 XI (U, of Idaho) February 3, 1 91 0 (XII) Resa Galdos, 709 Elm Downend, 716 Turner House, ISU, Pocatello, ID 83201 DELTA DELTA (California State U -Fullerton) Apnl 3, 1971 St,, Moscow, ID 83843 BETA KAPPA (Arizona State U) December 3, 1949 (XIV) (XVI) Alair Hinkle, 508 Cornell Avenue, Fullerton, CA OMICRON (U, of Illinois) May 24, 1913 (V) Theresa Rue- Helen Mawhinney, Palo Verde Mam, Box #98, ASU, 92631 melle, 1110 W, Nevada, Urbana, IL 61801 Tempe, AZ 85281 DELTA EPSILON (Texas Wesleyan College) April 28, 1973 PI (U of Nebraska) June 22, 1914 (XV) Suzie Hruza, 415 N, BETA LAMBDA (San Diego State U) October 15, 1949 (XIV) (VII) Kayla Hayes. 3101 Rosedale, Fort Worth, TX 76103 16th St,, Lincoln. NE 68508 Wendy Garner, 6123 Montezuma Road, San Olego, CA DELTA ZETA (Southwestern Oklahoma State U ) May 5, RHO of June 1915 328 N, (U, Iowa) 15. (XV) Cindy Fideler, 92115 1 973 (IX) Lynn Eby, PO Box 761 , Weatherford, OK 73096 Clinton, Iowa City, lA 52240 BETA MU (Flonda State U) Apnl 29, 1950 (VIII) Betsy DELTA ETA (U, of Californla-lrvine) January 19, 1974 (XVI) SIGMA (U, of Kansas) October 9, 1915 (X) Susan Owens, Swarthout, 633 W Jefferson Street, Tallahassee, FL Ann Kelly. 118 Garnet, Balboa Island, CA 92662 1339 W, Campus Rd,, Lawrence, KS 66044 32304 DELTA THETA (California Polytechnic State U,-San Luis TAU (Colorado State U) Oct, 16, 1915 (XI) Missy Meis, 733 �BETA NU (U, of Vermont) 1950-1974 Obispo) January 18, 1975 (XVI) Patrice Kershaw, 1326 :- Ft, CO 80521 S, Shields, Collins, �BETA XI (Ohio State U) 1951-1967 Heguera St , San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 'UPSILON (Hollins College) 1916-1929 BETA OMICRON (Oklahoma City U) November 3, 1951 (IX) DELTA IOTA (Purdue U ) April 19, 1975 (IV) Dawn Dunfee, PHI (Washington U) February 23, 1917 (X) Kaye Haldiman, Marianne Evans. Box 36A. 2501 N, Blackwelder. Oklaho GPB, 810 David Ross Rd,, West Lafayette, IN 47906 GPB, Women's BIdg,, Washington U,, St, Louis, MO 63130 ma City, OK 731 06 DELTA KAPPA (Lehigh U) January 31, 1976 (II) Yvonne CHI (Oregon State U.) Apnl 26, 1918 (Xlll) Cynthia Ander BETA PI (Indiana State U) September 13. 1952 (IV) Barbara Green, Box F-43, Lehigh U, Bethlehem, PA 18015 son, 645 NW, 23rd St,, Corvallis, OR 97330, Allen. 231 Lincoln Quad. Terre Haute, IN 47809 DELTA LAMBDA (U, of California at Riverside) January 24, PSI (U, of Oklahoma) September 13, 1918 (IX) Tracie Tutt, BETA RHO (U, of Colorado) March 13, 1954 (XI) Faye Bern 1976 (XVI) Dawn Chappell, 3637 Canyon Crest Dr,, , 1105 S, College, Norman, OK 73069 stein, 935 16th Street, Boulder, CO 80302 #V408, Riverside, CA 92507 OMEGA (Iowa State U) December 21, 1918 (XV) Cynthia BETA SIGMA (Washington State U) March 5, 1955 (XII) DELTA MU (Rutgers-State U, of New Jersey) April 23, 1977 Donohue, 318 Pearson Ames, I A 50010 Debby Pitcher, NE 600 Campus, Pullman, WA 99163 (I) Regina Chaplin, 6 Union Street, New Brunswick, NJ ALPHA ALPHA (U, of Toronto) Oct 30, 1919 (I) Anne Marie BETA TAU (Texas Tech, U) March 10, 1956 (IX) Diana 08903 Turnbull, 26 Madison Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Brown, Box 4334, Texas Tech, U Sta Lubbock, TX 79409 DELTA NU (Southwest Missouri State U) November 12, M5R 2S1 BETA UPSILON (jjansas State U) March 23, 1957 (X) Patty 1977 (X) Liz Saum, 722 East Elm, Springfield, MO 65802 i\LPHA BETA (U of North Dakota) June 16, 1920 (VI) Sally Ellis, 1807 Todd Road. Manhattan, KS 66502 DELTA XI (Bucknell U) December 2, 1978 (II) Cornelia Wold, 3300 University Ave,, Grand Forks, ND 58201 BETA PHI (Indiana U, -Bloomington) November 16, 1957 (IV) Pechmann, Box C-2889, Bucknell Univ., Lewisburg, PA UPHA GAMMA (U, of Nevada) May 14, 1921 (Xlll) Susan Leslie Dauble, 1305 N, Jordan, Bloomington, IN 47406 17837 Ball, 401 University Terr,, Reno, NV 89503 BETA CHI (Wichita State U) February 1, 1958 (X) Monica DELTA OMICRON COLONY (Southern Technical Institute) \LPHA DELTA (U, of Missoun) May 20, 1921 (X) Diane Hart, 3912 E, 21st,. #20 Omega Court. Wichita. KS 67208 (VIII) Carol Moore, Gamma Phi Beta, Student Center, STI, Whitehead, 808 Richmond. Columbia, MO 65201 BETA PSI (Oklahoma State U) February 3, 1958 (IX) Cindy Marietta, GA 30060 ,\LPHA EPSILON (U, of Arizona) April 29, 1922 (XIV) Lisa Terrell, 1405 W, Third Street, Stillwater, OK 74074 DELTA PI COLONY (Illinois State U) (V) Knstina Zeile, 412 Hyman, 1535 E, First St,, Tucson, AZ 85719 BETA OMEGA (Northern Anzona U) February 1 5, 1 958 (XIV) Normal Ave, Normal, IL 61761 \LPHA ZETA (U, of Texas) May 20, 1922 (VII) Judy Focht, Jeanette Jackson, GPB. CU 7654. NAU, Flagstaff, AZ 'Chapter Deactivated � 2222 Pearl St., Austin, TX 78705 86001 \LPHA ETA (Ohio Wesleyan U.) November 10, 1923 (III) GAMMA ALPHA (Memphis State U) March 15, 1958 (VIII) Mary OeGroff, 24 Winbeth Lane, Delaware, OH 43015 Mary Jo Ringhofer, GPB, Box 80154, MSU, Memphis, TN ALUMNAE CHAPTER PRESIDENTS \LPHA THETA (Vanderbilt U) June 25, 1924 (VIII) Susan 38152 � Nesbit, 2411 Kensington Place, Nashville, TN 37212 GAMMA BETA (Gettysburg College) February 21, 1959 (II) ALABAMA IVIIII \LPHA IOTA (U, of California at Los Angeles) June 26, 1924 Luanne Muscaro, GPB, PO Box 2175, Gettysburg College. Auburn. 1963: Mrs, E, 0 Jones. Jr 744 Sherwood Dr., ' (XVI) Marlee Means, 616 Hilgard Avenue, Los Angeles, Gettysburg, PA 17325 Auburn, AL 36830 CA 90024 GAMMA GAMMA (U of Wisconsin-Milwaukee) March 19. Birmingham, 1931: Ida Jean Wilburn, 2205 Kenbridge Cir ALPHA KAPPA (U, of Manitoba) 1925-1975 1960 (V) Terri Remslk, GPB, Union Box 43. U of Wis- cle, Birmingham, AL 35226 iLPHA LAMBDA (U, of British Columbia) April 28, 1928 Milw, Milwaukee, Wl 53211 Montgomery, 1973: Ms, Delena C, Pickens, 3848 Governors ' (XII) Carol Pedlar, 3308 W, 37th Ave., Vancouver B.C. 'GAMMA DELTA (U, of Wyoming) 1961-1973 Dr, #F-247, Montgomery, AL 36111 Canada V6N2V6 GAMMA EPSILON (U of Puget Sound) Apnl 29, 1961 (XII) ARIZONA IXIVI : ALPHA MU (Rollins College) 1928-1971 Caro) Headdan, 1310 N Union, Tacoma. WA 98406 iLPHA NU (Wittenberg U ) June 8. 1929 (III) Mana Cashy, GAMMA ZETA (East Texas State U) March 3, 1962 (VII) Flagstaff, 1957, Mrs Tavia Wallace, 3206 N, Alta Vista, : 628 Woodlawn Avenue, Spnngfield, OH 45504 Judy Sandidge, Box A. ETSU, Commerce, TX 75428 Flagstaff, AZ 86001 U March 3522 S, iLPHA XI (Southern Methodist U) September 21 , 1 929 (VII) GAMMA ETA (California State -Long Beach) 10, Phoenix, 1939: Mrs William E, Causey, Juniper, � Jane Dougherty, 3030 Daniels. Dallas, TX 75205 1962 (XVI) Jams Long, 2929 E. Broadway, Long Beach, CA Tempe, AZ 85282
iLPHA OMICRON (North Dakota State U ) February 1, 1930 90803 Tucson, 1937: Mrs, Ronald Huxtable, 2619 E 22nd , Tucson, (VI) Susan BuchI, 1616 12th Avenue North, Fargo, ND �GAMMA THETA (U, of the Pacific) 1963-1972 AZ 85713 58102 GAMMA IOTA (Midwestern State U) March 16, 1963 (IX) CALIFORNIA IXIII, XIV. ind XVII -^LPHA PI (West Virginia U) April 1 9, 1 930 (II) Susan Jaster, Barbara Lowrie, Box 142. Midwestern State U., Wichita 591 Spruce Street, Morgantown. WV 26505 Falls. TX 76308 Bakersfield. 1953 (XVI): Mrs, R, Mack Phillips, 2004 Glen 1 1 1 CA 93309 ALPHA RHO (Birmingham-Southern College) 1930-1957 GAMMA KAPPA (Kearney State College) May , 963 (XV) don Court, Bakersfield, ALPHA SIGMA (Randolph-Macon Women's College) 1930- Jan Riggert, 615 West 26th Street. Kearney. NE 68847 Balboa Harbor, 1964 (XVI): Mrs Dennis Giesea, 13882 1951 �GAMMA LAMBDA (Louisiana State U.) 1964-1977 Mauve Dr., Santa Ana, CA 92705 f: '.LPHA TAU (McGill U) September 26. 1931 (I) Lynn GAMMA MU (Moorhead State U) April 25, 1964 (VI) Gina Berkeley, 1902 (Xlll): Miss Jeanne Banfield, 780 Oak Grove ( Swisher, 475 Prince Arthur St, W,, Montreal, Quebec, Matter, 515 South Tenth St, Moorhead, MN 56560 F-1, Concord, CA 94518 GAMMA NU U) 20, 1965 (VII) Angie Hills-Westwood, 1955 (XVI): Mrs, Lawrence Drumm, ,. Canada H2X 1T4 (Lamar February Beverly rLPHA UPSILON (Penn State U) May 21, 1932 (II) Joan Romano. PO Box 10734, L, U. Station, Beaumont, TX 296 Bronwood Ave , Los Angeles, CA 90049 1' Pegg, GPB, S-108 Haller Hall. Penn State U.. University 77710 Fresno, Reactivated 1 979 (Xlll) Mrs, James S. Maines, 661 7 XI of 1965-1977 N, Laureen Ave,, Fresno, CA 93710 , Park. PA 16802 �GAMMA (U, Tennessee) '"LPHA PHI (Colorado College) Oct, 15. 1932 (XI) Kay Newell. GAMMA OMICRON (U, of Kentucky) January 22, 1966 (III) Glendale, 1939 (XVI): Mrs, Vincent Bell, 5512 Pinecone, 1110 Wood Avenue, Colorado Spnngs, CO 80903 Marianne Potter, 508 Columbia Avenue, Lexington, KY LaCrescenta, CA 91214 LPHA CHI (College of William and Mary) January 14, 1933 40508 La Jolla, 1957 (XIV): Mrs, Paul Thomas, 894 Candlelight (II) Susan Butler, GPB House, Richmond Rd., GAMMA PI (Mankato State U) February 5, 1966 (VI) Diane Place, La Jolla, CA 92037
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FALL. 1979 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 21 Long Beach, 1939 (XVI): Mrs, J M Johnson, 6511 El Jardin, Chicago Northwest Suburban, 1955 Mrs David Griffin, 717 NEBRASKA IXVI Beach, CA 90815 5th Long Pintail Ct, Deerfield, IL 60015 Kearney, 1962 Mrs Steven L Fisher, 3405 Ave,, Los 1913 Mrs, Susan Angeles, (XVI) Wickhem, 1116 Drake Evanston-North Shore, 1949 Mrs, John W, C, Carlson, 9529 Kearney, NE 68847 CA 91006 3708 J Rd,, Arcadia, Harding, Evanston, IL 60203 Lincoln. 1938 Lincoln Pres.. Mrs Gary E Lacey, 1955 Mrs Modesto, (Xlll) Dorothy Kem, 410 Bowen Avenue, Glen Ellyn Area, 1967 Mrs Robert Meisinger, 3 S 161 Street, Lincoln, NE 68510 CA 95350 Modesto, Cypress Or, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 Omaha, 1919 Mrs Rodenck Thiesen, 5220 Mason St., 1951 Mrs, Allen C 4265 Monterey County, (Xlll): Miller, Lake County, 1950: Mrs David Stiles Jr , 637 Crane Blvd , Omaha, NE 68132 Tolando Trail, Carmel, CA 93921 Libertyville, IL 60048 Orange County, 1954 (XVI): Mrs, Ruth Ann Gray, 5251 S Peoria Area, 1947 Miss Wanda Siegfried, 6021 N Imperial NEVADA IXIIII NV Ohio. Yorba Linda. CA 92686 Dr #242, Peoria, IL 61614 Reno, 1921 Miss Linda Ward, 5051 N, Virginia #6, Reno, Palo 1939 Mrs, Harnson 3066 Pnce Alto, (Xlll): O'Neil, Quad Cities, 1 938 Mrs, Jon Flower, 2408 Avalon Dr , Betten 89506 Court, Palo Alto. CA 94303 dorf, lA 52722 Pasadena, 1939 (XVI): Mrs, Lila Garner, 601 Garden Lane, NEW JERSEY III INDIANA IIVI Pasadena, CA 91105 Bergen County. 1965 Mrs Daniel Chase. 744 Albemarle St.. 1956 Mrs, Adam, 2225 S St, Peninsula, 1948 (Xlll) Mrs Kirkendall Carlton, 305 Middle Bloomington, Dorothy High Wyckoff. NJ 07481 IN 47401 Road, Belmont, CA 94002 Bloomington, Central Jersey, 1974 Miss Kathy Clarke, 113 Elmore Ave,, Calumet Area, 1959: Mrs Janice 952 W. 72nd Ave,, Pomona Valley, 1956 (XIV): Mrs, Dwaine Glass. 4804 N, Wright, Trenton, NJ 08619 IN 46410 Fairvalley, Covina, CA 91722 Merrillville, Summit Area. 1965 Mrs Mary Carol Merola, 11 Blackburn Riverside, reactivated 1978 (XVI) Mrs, Dwane Evansville, 1956 Mrs Laura Feldkamp, 644 Chateau Drive, 07901 Mickelson, Rd , Summit, NJ 2805 Miguel, Riverside, CA 92506 Evansville, IN 47715 Sacramento Valley, 1937 (Xlll) Mrs, Ellis Hirst, 825 Robin Indianapolis, 1942 Mrs Nancy MacMartin. 4915 Kessler NEW MEXICO IXII Blvd E IN 46220 Lane, Sacramento, CA 95825 Dr. Indianapolis, Albuquerque, 1952: Mrs, Calvin Higgins, 6429 Esther, NE,, 1963 Mrs Heid. 1528 Northwestern, San Fernando Valley, 1953 (XVI): Mrs Dale Bergerson, 8350 Lafayette Area, George Albuquerque, NM 87109 Capps, Northridge, CA 91325 W, Lafayette, IN 47906 Terre 1952 Mrs Donald R, 2420 N, 8th St. NEW YORK San Francisco, 1902 (Xlll): Mrs, Felix Brunot, 1129 Doug Haute, Lowder, III lass St, San Francisco. CA 94131 Terre Haute, IN 47804 Buffalo, 1940 Mrs Nevm Jamieson, 223 Ruskin Rd,, Eg- San 1948 (Xlll): Mrs, 1761 Lorenzen NY 14226 Jose, Dorothy Howes, IOWA IXVI gertsville, Dr� San Jose, CA 95124 New York City, reactivated 1 977 Miss Nancy Neumann, 333 1940 Mrs John 832 Ames, lA South Bay, 1956 (XVI): Mrs, Charles D Buell, 5716 Scot- Ames, Timmons, Brookridge, E 75th St,, New York, NY 10021 50010 1945: Mrs Janet 126 Johnson Rd� wood Dr , Palos Verdes, CA 90274 Rochester, Kendnck, Cedar 1948 Mrs Anhalt, 1933 4th Ave SE, South Orange County, 1976 (XVI), Mrs Lawrence McCalley, Rapids, Gary Rochester, NY 14614 Cedar lA 52403 26765 San Gonzalo, Mission Vieio, CA 92691 Rapids, Syracuse, 1892: Mrs William E, Fitzgerald, 202 Churchill Des Moines, 1919 Mrs Moram, 3807 Crestmoor PI , South Peninsula, 1964 (Xlll): Mrs Claire Johnson, 151 5 Cor Stephen Lane, Fayetteville, NY 13066 Des I A 50310 morant Ct,, Sunnyvale, CA 94087 Moines, Westchester County, 1938: Westchester County Pres,, Mrs. 207-1/2 65th Iowa City, 1931 Miss Wendy Claggett, St., Edward M Carney. Barney Park, Irvmgton, NY 10533 COLORADO IXII Coralville, lA 52241 Quad 1938: Mrs, Jon 2408 Avalon Drive, Bet NORTH CAROLINA IVIIII Boulder, 1953, Miss Nancy Burton, 1608 Budd Ct,, Long Cities, Flower, mont, CO 80501 tendorf, lA 52722 Raleigh. 1967 Mrs Allen Clapp. 3206 Queens Road, 2408 W, Colorado Springs, 1932: Mrs Rob Woods, 3196 Montebello Waterloo-Cedar Falls, 1941: Mrs, Lloyd Elliott, 6th, Raleigh, NC 27612 Dr, W, Colorado Spgs. CO 80918 Waterloo, lA 50702 Denver, 1907 Mrs 9450 W. 11th Avenue, Harry Vaupel, KANSAS IXI NORTH DAKOTA IVII Lakewood, CO 80215 1941 Mrs Bruce Kernes, 500 Colorado C, 1929: Mrs Jean Melicher, 56 17th Ave N., Fort Collins, 1945, Mrs, John NIcol, 1200 Teakwood Dr,, Ft, Lawrence, Apt Fargo-Moorhead, KS 66044 ND 58102 Collins, CO 80521 Lawrence, Fargo, Manhattan, 1956: Mrs Don Combs, 217 Carlisle Terrace, Grand Forks, 1946: Mrs, Ann Clark, 503-23 Ave, So,, Grand CONNECTICUT III Manhattan, KS 66502 Forks, ND 58201 1921 Westwood Fairfield 1958: Mrs, Robert J. 234 Topeka. 1955: Mrs Samuel Marshall. Jr. County, Furnas. Skyview OHIO lllll Drive, Stamford, CT 06902 Dr, Topeka, KS 66614 Wichita, 1925 Mrs Clark Nelson, 320 N, Ridgwood, Wichita, Cincinnati, 1941 Mrs Beverly Nichols, 3452 Stettinius Av,, DELAWARE llll KS 67203 Cincinnati, OH 45208 1964 Mrs R G 2413 Heather Road, Cleveland, 1916: Mrs Robert Jeffreys, 1227 Quilliams Rd,, Delaware, Downing, KENTUCKY lllll West, Wilmington, DE 19803 Cleveland Hgts, OH 44121 Lexington, 1965: Miss Sharon Blandford, 336 Eagle Creek Cleveland East Suburban, 1955 Mrs, Earl Print, 6448
OF COLUMBIA Dr , KY 40502 DISTRICT llll Lexington, Meldon Dr , Mentor, OH 44060 Washington, DC, 1935: Mrs, Frank Claunts, 15301 Montford Louisville, reactivated 1970 Mrs Madge Adams, 1361 Tyler Cleveland West, 1961 Mrs, Douglas Cooper, 1126 Forest
Park Dr , Louisville, KY 40204 Rd. Lakewood, OH 44107 Rd , Silver Spring, MO 20904 Columbus, 1 929 Mrs James Adams, 7988 Peter Hoover Rd., FLORIDA IVIIII LOUISIANA IVIII New Albany, OH 43054 Dayton, 1941 Mrs James W, Tschantz, 284 Blackstone Dr,, Ft Lauderdale, 1956: Mrs, Edward King, 2964 NW 69th MASSACHUSETTS III Dayton, OH '^5459 Court, Ft, Lauderdale, FL 33309 Lima. 1 957 Mrs 0 Hardy. 3654 Huntleigh Dr,, Lima, 1953 Mrs, Michael J, Miller. 9424 Pickwick, Boston-West Suburban, 1963: Mrs James E Wood, 11 Jeffrey Jacksonville, OH 45806 Jacksonville, FL 32217 Grassland St , Lexington, Mass 02173 Springfield, 1929: Mrs, Karl F Schofer, 1971 Oak Knoll Dr,, Miami, 1948: Miss Karen Cnswell, 9022 NE 8 Ave,, #1L, MICHIGAN IIVI Springfield, OH 45504 Miami, FL 33138 Birmingham, 1948 Mrs Neil DeKoker, 2800 Baltane Rd,, Toledo, 1945: Mrs, Henry Wood, 716 Randall Drive, Oregon, Orlando-Winter Park, 1935: Mrs Samuel Hines, 2000 King West Bloomfield, Ml 48033 OH 43616 Arthur Circle, Maitland, FL 32751 Detroit, 1913: Mrs James McGlaughlin, 7300 Deep Run, Tallahassee, 1954: Mrs, Julian Alford Jr.. 4033 Delvin Drive. Apt 1623, Birmingham, Ml 48010 OKLAHOMA IIXI Tallahassee. FL 32308 Grand Rapids, 1950 Grand Rapids Pres , Mrs Wayne Bartlesville, 1952 Mrs Alan S Bowles, 4509 Barlow PI,, Rodgers, 9516 Cherry Valley Av, SE, Caledonia, Ml 49316 Bartlesville, OK 74003 GEORGIA IVIIII Jackson, 1953 Mrs, Lee T Lincoln, 512 McBride St,, Muskogee, 1957 Mrs Mike Rafter. 2220 Michael Rd,. Ml 49203 OK 74401 Atlanta, 1940: Mrs David Thompson. 4166 Mill Stone Ct , Jackson, Muskogee, Norcross, GA 30071 Greater Lansing, 1948 Mrs Janice Proudfoot, 1121-0 Norman, 1930 Mrs Michal Gray, 2730 Chautauqua #131, Palmer Lane, East Lansing, Ml 48823 Norman, OK 73069 HAWAII IXIIII Oklahoma City, 1921, Mrs Jack Snoddy, 7233 N.W, 31st, MINNESOTA Hawaii, 1938 Mrs John D'Araujo, 46-374 Kumoo Loop, IVII Bethany, OK 73008 Kaneohe, HI 96744 Duluth, 1957 Mrs Charles Semrad, 2726 Branch St,, Duluth, Stillwater, 1957 Mrs R, Ray Heath, 2005 W, 10th SI, Still MN 55812 water, OK 74074 IDAHO IXIII 1 965: Ms Donna 1 # 1 E, Mankato, Boyer, 8031 2th Ave, S,, Apt, , Tulsa, 1929 Tulsa Co-Pres, Mrs Nancy Vanauken, 12119 Boise, 1928: Mrs, Linda Pierce, 1501 Allen. Boise, ID 83705 Bloomington, MN 55420 24 St Tulsa, OK 74129 1941: Mrs S 480 Moscow, Philip Defenbach, Boyde Ave, Minneapolis-St, Paul, 1904: Mrs Fenwick Atwill, 1600 Oak Tulsa Co-Pres , Miss Diana Hearn, 113 A E 31st, PI,, Tulsa, Moscow, ID 83843 Avenue, Arden Hills, MN 55112 OK 74105 Pocatello, 1955: Mrs, Gail Siemen, 1789 Syringe, Pocatello, Weatherford, 1973 Mrs, Wyndell Clark, Rt, #1, Hidden MISSOURI IXI in R3201 Oaks, Weatherford, OK 73096 Columbia, 1941 Mrs, Carla Qualy, 504 W, Broadway, Colum ILLINOIS IVI bia, MO 65201 OREGON IXIIII Aurora, 1963 Mrs Robert Bilstrom. 335 S Westlawn, Greater Kansas City, 1923: Mrs, Robert J Schumann, 9743 Corvallis, 1947 Mrs Don Kennedy, 4050 SW Fairhaven Dr.. Aurora, IL 60506 Sagamore, Leawood, KS 66206 Corvallis, OR 97330 Champaign-Urbana, 1929 Mrs Leo G, Perucca. 1 Monterey, St Louis, 1919 Mrs Alvin W Holstein, 9 Cricket Lane, St Eugene. 1940 Mrs Charles Chackel, 255 Coachman Dr,, Champaign, IL 61820 Louis, MO 63144 Eugene, OR 97405 Chicago, reactivated 1978 Mrs Sally E Lewis. 535 N Mich Springfield, 1917 Spnngfield Pres, Mrs Miles Sweeney, Portland, 1913 Mrs Mark Kocourek, 24.S w Exeter, igan, #704, Chicago, IL 60611 1015 S Delaware, Spnngfield, MO 65804 Gladstone, Or 97027
22 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL, 1979 Salem. 1944: Mrs, John Welborn, 3555 Fir Tree Dr, S,, Salem, OR 97302 PENNSYLVANIA |ll| Gamma Phi Beta C Lehigh Valley, 1975: Mrs Robert M Yanega, 1633 Mine hapters Lane Rd� Easton, PA 18042 Philadelphia North Suburban, 1957: Mrs, Robert Eckert, 199 By Province Greyhorse Rd , Willow Grove, PA 19090 Philadelpha West Suburban, 1 935: Mrs Charles Butler, 2290 PROVINCE 1 Beta (AB) Alpha Phi (A
� SC-Mrs, Robert 208 Madison, 1913 (V): Mrs, Hugh Dega, Rte, #2. Brooklyn, Wl Pensacola, FL Mrs John T, Burke, 4213 Futura, Pensacola, Clemson, Nowack, Riggs Dr., Box 53521 FL 32504 1101, Clemson, SC 29631 El TX-Mrs 5224 Milwaukee, 1902 (V): Mrs James R, Clark, 9719 N, Pinellas County Crescent Circle-Mrs, Herbert Hirsch, Paso, Shirley Prager, Sterling Place, El Pt Dr, FL 33540 Paso, TX 79932 Dalewood Lane, Mequon, Wl 53092 10284 Impenal E, Largo, W, P, 2300 S, Port Arthur-Groves, TX-Mrs Ernest 1947 Woodrow Platteville, 1969 (V): Mrs, Jerilyn Faltz, 652 Jefferson St,, Greater Sarasota, FL-Mrs Ricamore, Drake, FL 33507 Port Arthur, TX 77640 Platteville, Wl 53818 Wellesley Or,, Bradenton, Dr., 1979-Mrs John H Minteer, 4173 Roads, VA-Mrs, Gordon 11 Luanita River Falls, 1969 (VI): Mrs Lowell Flade, RT 1, Beldenville, Tampa Bay. FL New: Hampton MacCleary, VA Wl 54003 North Meadow Circle, Tampa, FL 33624 Lane, Newport News, 23606 Kankakee, IL-Mrs Charlotte Vollbrecht, 17230 Vollbrecht LaCrosse, Wl-Mrs, Robert A, Farnam, 127 South 26th St., BRITISH COLUMBIA IXIII Rd,, South Holland, IL 60473 LaCrosse. Wl 54601 Vancouver, 1928: Miss Liz Chapman, 5357 Angus Dr,, Van Southern Illinois-Mrs Robert Graves, 808 Belle Ave,, Wl Fox Valley-Mrs Ronald Conradt. Rt, 2, Box 125, Shioc Wl 54170 couver, BC V6M3N3, Canada Pinckneyville, IL 62274 ton,
Hutchinson, KS-Mrs, William VonRuden, 5 Downing Rd , Cheyenne, WY-Mrs, John Bunch, 1605 Crook Ave ONTARIO III Hutchinson, KS 67501 Cheyenne, WY 82001 London, 1937: Miss Mary Winn Daykin, 348 Berkshire Dr., Kansas City, KS-Mrs Charles Brenneisen, Jr., 1215 N, 19th Laramie, WY-Miss Billie Ruth Edwards, PO, Box 665 London, Ont,, N6J3S1, Canada St., Kansas City, KS 66102 Laramie, WY 82070
FALL, 1979 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 23 Calendar of Officers' Duties
AMrivlitlDll: PARLIAMENTARIAN-CENSOR: VICE PRESIDENT: PCD and AA CO� Central Office; PCD� Province Collegiate Director, AA- By November 1 send ACVP-Bylaws revised chapter bylaws At beginning of term of office, collect and send Alumna Advisor PAD� Province Alumnae Director, ACVP� for approval initial reports from all officers collect Assistant to Collegiate Vice President Int'l- International According to the PCD's schedule of report due dates, AW- Alumnae Recommendations Committee and send PCD reports from chapter officers. PHILANTHROPY CHAIRMAN: periodic At end of term of office, collect and send PCD and AA final At and end of term of office, send int'l chairman of BMEX-LEHER CHAPTERS beginning reports from all officers. programs initial and final report sent PCD, Form 62 to Central Of philanthropy October 1 , send Chapter Statistics See Greek-letter 200 section of the President's Book for By fice additional details. PLEDGE DIRECTOR: ALUMNAE CHAPTERS: At end of each school term, send CO Pledge Statistical Re con PRESIDENT: By September 1, send Grand President business for port on Form 11 Council Prior to election, send PCD proposed slate of officers for ap sideration at fall Grand meeting. Three weeks prior to initiation, send PCD program for in proval. By October 1, send CO Carnation Award Recommendations, spiration week for approval Immediately after beginning of school year send PCD Form 60, Before retiring from office, send to CO revisions or sugges Office check for int'l faxes and Alcohol & Visitation Policies Forms 51 and 52 By December 1 , send Central tions for improving Pledge Manual, 1 province dues with computer list After December send 17 � of In ACTIVITIES CHAIRMEN: tax and dues payments with CO form "Report PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRMAN: ternational Taxes Paid to Alumnae Chapters." By April 1 of Convention years, send CO McCormick Award December 1. send CO Founders Day Contribution, Form material. By March 1, send CO Public Relations Report Form 1, By 39, By February 1, send to CO recommendations for int'l offices C4MPTER DEVELOPMENT: RECORDING SECRETARY: on Alumnae Personnel Data Form 47 At November send PCD corrected sent the off Convention send CO names of beginning and end of term ol office, send int'l chapter de- By 1, computer printout By February 1 , of year, '� velopment chairman-collegians Initial and final report to president in September, any members your chapter wishes to suggest for province sent PCD. Immediately after each election and/or appointment, send alumnae and collegiate directors Include candidate's CO Chapter Officer List on Form 12, qualifications on Alumnae Personnel Data form 47, CORRESPONDING SECRETARY: Following retreats, send PCD summary of officers' and chap By February 1, send name and address of ARC chairman to ter's retreats. CO for in THE CRESCENT, Immediately after pledging, send PCD copy of letter to listing summer con June 1 , send PCD names and addresses of chap 1. send Grand President business for parents of pledges. By By February ter members. sideration at Grand Council meeting. By September 1, send Grand President business for con spring send roster of officers on form 25 to CO. sideration at fall Grand Council meeting and during Con By April 1, chapter Send name of chairman to int'l magazine chair vention year include business for consideration at Con RITUAL CHAIRMAN: magazine man. Notify CO of any changes of officers between elec vention. After each event formal requiring ritual, except chapter Installation of officers occur at a later date. business for considera tions may By March 1, send Grand President send PCD a meetings, report 1, send CO Honor Roll Recommendations Form 57; tion at spring Grand Council meeting By May Merit Roll Recommendations Form 59; and Service Roll 1 chairman a of By March , send CO, PCD and TranSISter list Recommendations Form 58, members graduating from college and those not returning SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN: 1. send (written either to college. Immediately after official release of grades each school By May prior year's chapter history chapter historian or retiring to int'l his By April 1, send CO College and Rush Calendar on Form 10 term, send CO Scholarship Report on Form 3. by president) torian. Promptly send all marriage notifications to CO. At beginning and end of term of office, send int'l scholarship June 1. int'l chairman if chairman initial and final report sent PCD, By notify magazine chapter's maga zine sales is to be contributed to the Gamma Phi HItTORIAN: profit Beta Gift Fund or returned to the chapter. Before close of term of office, send PCD and int'l historian TREASURER: re By June 1 , send one copy of alumnae chapter president's annual historical record. Promptly after each pledging, send CO white copies of port, CO, form 27 (see page A-21 5a) to CO Send member Pledge Registration Form 9, Send checks for first install ship list or directory to Alumnae Vice President and prov HOUSE MANAGER: ment of membership fees and Remittance Form 13 Send ince alumnae director By November 1. send PCD & AA current house rules PCD orange copies of Pledge Registration Form 9, At any time, send list of deceased members to CO, Include Immediately after each initiation for members pledged after married name, maiden name, Greek-letter chapter, �EIMERSHIP CHAIRMAN: 8-1-78, send CO list of initiates and badge orders on Form address, and date of death, if known. Enclose newspaper 1 4 and signed Loyalty Pledge on Form 2 Also, send check announcement, if possible Immediately alter formal rush, send CO Rush Report on for second installment of membership fees and badge At any time, send in name and/or address of Tran Form 4. change payment SISter to the int'l TranSISter Service chairman, alter each formal and informal rush, send PCD Immediately By 10th of each month, send CO and alumna financial a report evaluating rush HOUSE CORPORATIONS: adviser Statement of Receipts and Disbursements on Form 15. President Immediately after election send roster of House PANHELLENIC DELEGATE: By October 1, send CO and alumna financial adviser chapter Corporation Board officers to CO Whenever changes occur, send CO, NPC Delegate and PCD budget on Form 46, Treasurer By November 1, send House Corporation Board any changes in office of campus Panhellenic adviser or By December 1, send corrected (computer print-out) Colle Financial Report Form 33, and a copy of IFtS Form 990 to college or university President giate Dues Report to CO with check for international dues CO, At the beginning of your term, send NPC Delegate and PCD for members pledged prior to 8-1-78. By November 1, send House Corporation Information Sheet, copies of current Panhellenic handbook, constitution, By December 1. send CO province dues, Form 8, to CO, bylaws and rush rules By December 1, send CO Founders Day Contribution, Form By November 1, send Greek-letter Chapter Annual Financial Send NPC Delegate all reports (initial and final.) sent PCD. 39. Report, Form 16, to CO,
CRESCENT DEADLINES FOR 1980 For Spring issue: December 1 (Founders Day highlights) For Fall issue: June 1 (Honors� individual and chapter) For Summer issue: March 1 (Greel( Letter Chapter letters) For Winter issue: September 1 (Alumnae Chapter letters) Special assignments for each issue will be outlined in the COMMUNIQUE sent tri-annually to the Chapter Presidents and in each issue of The Crescent.
24 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL, 1979 �Xl�[jQ�[?l /A\[?DS�m(I] �OgdO� Chapter � Province XIV Philanthropy Award, Province XIV Most Improved Scholarship Award, first place Greek Games, second place Greek Sing, first place Phi Psi 500, first place Sigma Alpha Epsilon Talent Contest Lillian Cereghino � Punt, pass and kick winner, one-on-one basketball champion Chris Chesrown � Bobby Ball Academy act ing award and scholarship Cece Cook � Dean's List, Alpha Lambda Delta Kathy Doubek � twirler Janet Evans � Mortar Board, Devils Advo cates, science honorary. Founders Day award Laurie Harwood � Panhellenic publicity chairman. Homecoming committee pub licity chairman Therese Hintze � Mat Maid for wrestling, Newman Center secretary Sandy Martinez � archery team. Southwest Honorary Archery Team, nominated for AIl-American Team Helen Mawhinney � Young Republicans executive secretary, American Federation of Republican women intern Baba May � basketball cheerleader Robin Reid� concert choir, lyric opera
Alpha Pi chapter placed first in three games in Sigma Chi Derby Days al W. Virginia Uni Jackie Oster � Panhellenic first vice- versity. president Kristen Bernard � Honor Society, Edward Karen Ann Erickson � yearbook staff Frank Kraft Scholarship, Sierra Club, Sue Fife � Panhellenic vice president, Oski Doll, Mathematics Students Association, Chapter� Sigma Chi Derby Weekend spirit Greenpeace Brenda � Honor Cal State Model United Nations Secretariate award Blardony Society, � team, dorm Duran � Lamda Delta scholarship Molly Flynn Rugby president
Nancy Alpha � Linda Brooks� Oski Doll, Political Science Caroline Froid Association, Kathy Febock � Alpha Lambda Delta English mag Association, intern, azine staff Fessler � Alpha Lambda Delta Cal-in-the-Capital Audrey � intern for Senator S. I. Michele Furlan team, Oski Doll Karen Hamerski � Lambda Delta Hayakawa, Bipar Rugby
Alpha � tisan tour Beth Galvin health worker Donna Mealey � Alpha Lambda Delta Internship Program, university campus Sue Garell � Most member to Annie Peters � Alpha Lambda Delta guide inspirational Buttimer � Honor Phi Chi Janet Sammoc� Alpha Lambda Delta Jenny Society, pledges Theta, Oski Doll, campus health worker, Sheila Gillespie � Pre-Med Society, Cal Ski Undergrad Business Association Club, waterpolo team Rachelle Chong � Alumni Scholar, Honor Gail Godsey � Alumni Scholar, Oski Doll, Chapter� Second place Big Game Week Society, KALX radio newscaster. Political American Institute of Chemical Engi of Women IBM decorations, runner-up Lambda Chi Al Science Association neers, Society Engineers, pha Daffodil Contest, Pacific Gas and Elizabeth Clayton � CalSO counselor, uni engineering intern Electric Energy Saving Award, most versity tour guide. Education Abroad Martha Grasty � Dorm Council spirited pledge class. Province XIII Schol alternate. Women's Waterpolo Club, Kathy Harrell � Honor Society, Political arship Award yearbook editor Science Association
� � Kimberly Aikawa � Summer Ministries Carol Colwell Rally Committee director, Aileen Harrington Cal Women's Crew missionary. League of Women Voters, American Institute of Chemical Engi Catherine Anne Haymes � Phi Chi Theta, hospital volunteer, Pre-Med Society, neers, CalSO counselor, American Honor Society, Omicron Delta Pi, Eco Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Chemical Society, Honor Society, Cal Ski nomics Association, Alumni Scholar, Andrea Alban � Daffodil Festival first Club CalPrig, HUD community services intern Princess Seona Connolly � Alumni Scholar, Girl Julie Hill� Society of Women Engineers
� Sharon Anderson � Dean's consulting Scout advisor Jessica Hoover Phi Beta Kappa, Deutsch Daine� team Award, Monroe Award, H. group Drew volleyball James Juhl
� Karen Aumock � Panile vice president, Lisa Dimock Environmental Design Re Award, Kraft Award, Education Abroad, view Committee Cal Women's Crew pom pon girl. Alumni Scholar
� � Innes�Oski of Wom Bettina Baig Elections office manager, Alison Dubbin American Chemical Socie Cathy Dolls, Society intern for Senator John Dunlop ty, Dorm Council en Engineers, American Institute of In Nancy Berdrow � Alumni Scholar, nature Rebecca Elia � Honor student dustrial Engineers, Panile center instructor. Western Interpreter's Amy Eskin � Honor Society, Humanities Katie Inderkum� Oski dolls, Panile, Pryta Association Association, Cal State scholarship nean, intern for Senator Alan Cranston,
FALL, 1979 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 25 Board most Hull � Dean's List intern representative, inspirational Ginger Cal-in-the-Capitol member Sara LisL Beta � Alpha Karen Johnson Intramural football, Justice-President's Zezoff � Week of Welcome counselor Psi Softball Cathy � Newman Club Lutz � Gamma Gamma Tricia Jump � Chancellor Advisory Com Lynda Zigrang president, Jule most member to McGowan � Dean's List mittee, CalSO counselor, Prytanean, Beta inspirational pledges Cathy Linda student Alpha Psi, Honor Society, Regent's McLaughlin-Outstanding in Scholar, Charter Day and Chancellor's accounting � Mortar Board Shannon Boland Assistant to Vice Chan Jane List, Reception honor escort Meyer-President's cellor of Academic vice Omicron Delta � student Kappa, Susan Kimball Oski Doll, Young Life Affairs, body president, vice Phi Beta Beta Psi leader. Camp Fire leader. Architectural president. Kappa Alpha � Marilee Gibson � Mortar Board Gamma Gamma, Panhel Heritage of San Francisco intern Jocelyn Phillips Vicki � Dean's lenic Omicron Delta � Kappa, Nancy Knudsen Charter Day and Chan Imig List, flag corps captain, president, Panhellenic rush counselor cellors Reception honor escort. Business scholarship � Dale � Mortar Board Raffel Dean's List Association, Campus Crusade for Christ Johnson Carolyn � Lenner � Karen Dean's List � Chi Teresa Long Mortar Board, Prytanean, Stacy Epsilon Scully � Selma Lewdowitz � Girl Scout Dean's List Phi Beta Kappa, Honor Dean's leader Nancy Slagle Society, � Dutch Michels � Dean's List Kim SAPhA Honor Roll, school for the deaf volun Swearingen Netz � Public Relations Student teer. Girl Scout and Brownie leader. Ani Jill Society of America mal Behavior Lab research assistant. secretary ,teEZ(3S�G'(�]0� Christina Paup � Ski team Housing Board chairman. Chancellor's � Province VII Award, � Chapter Activity Polly Powell press Advisory Committee, rugby team Working newspaper first Pi Fireman's Ball editor place Kappa Alpha Sarah Mack � Freshman Threshold vice Week, first Delta Kristi Raube � Brownie leader place Kappa Sing Song, president second Chi Week Roth � Student Alumni place Sigma Derby � June Association Janet Martinelle Intramural football, Barbara Anderson� Golden Leos, Who's vice basketball, tennis president Who Alicia � � Brownie leader Kirsten McKay KALX radio newscaster Steinhagen Lanette � Who's Who, Home Andrea Stock � coor Armstrong � Panhellenic rush Mara Murdoch Bloss Memorial Schol Court, dinator coming campus beauty, campus arship favorite Girl Scout leader junior � Mary Tary� Helen Otto Alumni Scholar newsletter Lee Ayer � Most outstanding pledge. Phi staff, dorm social chairman Eta Sigma, Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean's � ��mwd-p Gina Owen Dean's List, Alumni Founda List � Panhellenic tion Scholarship Chapter Scholarship Award, Lisa Baker � Dean's List
� class Karen Pelham Alumni Scholar, NCAA highest pledge grade point average, Carolyn Coppick � Texas State Education Honor team second intramural broomball, third Roll, badminton place Association, most outstanding member float Dale Polowski� Choreographer for "Ap place Homecoming June Danner � Dean's List Anderson � Talarian plause," Daily Californian Associated Julie Donna Duncan � Cheerleader, Dean's List, Bock � Who's Who Press editor, diving team Nancy Golden Leos
� Kim Rhine � San Francisco Suicide Preven Karen Talarian, Geneva Glen Boge Camp � Karen Fulbright Dean's List, Who's Who, tion volunteer staff Cap and Gown Robinson � Cal Women's Crew Edson� Talarian Peggy Wendy Karla Griffin � Texas Association for Men
� Susan Robinson � Residence hall coordina Teresa Feder Lambda Delta Spurs, Alpha tal Deficiencies, Student Council for Ex tor, Tolman Hall research assistant, Carla Gordon � National Dean's List, ceptional Children Model United Nations administrative as Alumni Association Undergraduate � pres Gina Hignett President's Honor Roll, sistant ident Panhellenic � campus beauty, president, Jones Lambda Delta secre Janny Alpha Golden Leos
@(�]DogOo�P�D^O�G[jQ tary, Spurs Patti � Golden Leos � First Greek Week Kudloff-Talarian Honeycutt LeighAnn � Chapter place Olym president Karen President's List, Who's � Jernigan third Greek Week Ann event piad, place song Meyering Derby Days Who festival champion Pam � Who's Who � � Jernigan Andriano Academic Council, Dis Bridget Peril Chi Sweetheart Sigma � Kathy Ponna Moore Chi Doll, � Sigma Derby tinguished Teachers Committee, Soil Nixie Raymond Psychology honors Greek Goddess, campus beauty semi- Science Club Pre-Law Club program secretary, finalist, Chi Sweetheart Court � Christie Black � most Michelle Reeh Lambda Delta Sigma outstanding pledge Alpha Harriett Moore � semi- � Buffie Bromfield � Women's Pan Barb Lambda Delta Campus beauty Council, Straight Alpha finalist hellenic Teena Vanzdant � Pi Gamma Mu representative Morris � President's Honor Roll, � Catherine Greiff � Dean's List Gretchen Whemhoff Forensics team, Sherry Phi Eta Lambda Delta, � Sigma, Homan Dean's Honor List, schol Geneva Glen staff Alpha Kathy Slater award LeeAnn Williams � Queen, Scholarship arship Homecoming Becca Murdock � Feature twirler Lori Horenstein � Phi Omicron, Talarian Upsilon Kita Richardson � Head twirler Cardinal Key � Dean's List, Pi Pi � Judy Sandidge Omega Carol Ineman Phi Upsilon Omicron vice vice president. Baron's vice � First Drake president, president Chapter place Relays street Golden Leos Cam Messersmith � Dean's List President's Award for float con painting. Pam � Who's Who � Simpson Julie Moser Dean's List second in for struction, � place scholarship Barbara Stevenson Feature twirler Terisa Nerelli � Dean's List all sororities, third Sweetheart place Sing Sherry Tucker � Who's Who � Cindy Regan Interior Design club vice Linda Allen � President's List, Gwen Riggs president Award, Delta Kappa Pi
� Colleen Sage Week of Welcome counselor Patty Butner � Dean's List [^D�[?D(�](3 gOsO�
� Susan Stallings Pacific Egg and Poultry Lynda Chick � Sigma Delta Chi Lee Cobb � Panhellenic rush chairman. Association and California Farm Bureau Gayle Field � Dean's List Lambda Iota Tau secretary. Garnet and scholarships Barb Finch-SAPhA Gold Key, Rho Lambda Lucy Thorns- Pi Gamma Mu, Industrial Mary Gautchier � Dean's List, journalism Terrie Prison- Garnet and Gold Key vice Relations Research Association Fairness newspaper editor president
26 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA FALL, 1979 "^^3^
Pam Marlin (Oklahoma)� Outstanding Sherri Driscoll (Idaho)� Delta Sigma Phi Dana Powers and Susie Reynolds Senior in College of Education Dream Girl and Ferris Deal (Idaho)- Pi (Bradley) �Cheerleaders Kappa Alpha Dream Girl, Rodeo Queen
Judi Ivester � Advisory Council of English Teri Miller� Sigma Mu treasurer Laura Moore� Sigma Theta Tau, Dean's Students, Phi Kappa Phi, member of the Tima Palumbo � Freshman orientation List, certificate of outstanding achieve leader year ment in nursing, pom pon girl, rush Donna Pierce� Student government counselor
� Dawn Price Tennis team � DDDddqqd^ Shelley Parsons Dean's List, pom pon girl
� Jane Rush counselor Laura Reese � Dean's List Phi Eta � Rushing Second Chi Sigma Chapter place Sigrha Derby � Sally Robertson Pom pon girl Lori Rieck� Track team
� Days Susan Smith Who's Who � Phi � Panhellenic Stephanie Stalberger Kappa Sigma Becky Boyd president Gloria Spurgin � Rush counselor, Calendar Girl Jill � Pi Sweetneart Campbell Sigma � Pamarista, Blue Berets, Sigma Mu, Dean's Jane Stewart Panhellenic tui Helen Corbett � of Commerce president College Top List tion Ten Senior scholarship � Helen Tarpey 500 Queen Court Stoker � Dean's List Fourt � Phi Beta Kathy � Kathy Kappa Janie Vieck Freshman orientation leader, Sweem � Dean's List Linda � Phi Phi Cindy Gainey � Kappa student government Dean's List John C. Clen- � Cathy Taylor Kathy Olsoii Outstanding senior Denise Waltz� Campus Revue, pom pon dinin Beta Gamma Panko � Phi Phi Scholarship, sigma, Missy Kappa girl honors certificate of achievement Diane Stanislowski � Phi Phi � Kappa Cathy Warren Dean's List Student Alum Christine � Student Union Gina Trimarco � senior Taylor Program Outstanding ni Council Board Wood � Delta Phi Sweetheart, � Jill � Alpha Joan Wheeler Rush counselor Tvedt Rush counselor. Phi lUinettes Kimberly Jane Williams � Who's Who, Pamarista, Upsilon Omicron treasurer Lisa Zack� Shorter Board Blue Berets, outstanding member. Order Teresa Vilmain � Senator, Women's Re of Omega, Student Alumni Council, pom source and Action Center Advisory pon girl, Tandemonia Steering Commit Board
Dean's List � � tee, Revue, Susan Wicks Rush Chapter Third place Campus Carnival, Campus counselor Monica Wolf� Pom Greek first place Homecoming float first run pon captain, co-editor ner-up Campus Revue D�\!;;7(3 Hawkeye Karen Adkins � Pom pon girl Chapter� Third highest grade point aver Barbara Allen � Panhellenic vice president. age for all sororities, first place Phi Kap Blue Berets, Student Alumni Council, pa Sigma coed Calendar Sales Contest CS�>� �{}(30� � PQQ�^ Campus Revue, Order of Omega Staci Burke Rush counselor
� � Second Karen Barr Campus Revue Rebecca Broer Omicron Delta Kappa, first Chapter� place muscular dystro dance Brerida Callahan � Campus Carnival Steer place Delta Gamma Anchor Splash Legs phy marathon, Panhellenic out ing Committee Contest standing scholarship award. Province XV Award � of Kathy Callahan � Rush counselor. Home Kathy Drath Mortar Board Excellence
� Brummer� coming Parade Steering Committee Cindy Fideler Delta hygiene junior class Jayne Track team
� Nancy Edwards � Dean's List, Pamarista president Lynn Somenza Colonels Coeds
� Mary Pat Frederick� Outstanding senior fi Karen Fund � Phi Kappa Sigma Calendar Kristen Short Spurs, freshman orienta nalist, home economics honorary presi Girl, cheerleader tion. Dean's List dent. Who's Who Lesley Gabbert � Women's Resource and Julie Smith� Spurs
� Bobbie track team Natalie Ford Pom pon girL Dean's List Action Center Advisory Board Wiley� Sagens, Missy Ferderber � Rush counselor Mary Ann Goodrich � Dean's List twirler Janice Williams� Sagens, PEO
� Anne Willie� Social Services and Correc Teresa Hamilton� Sigma Phi Epsilon Sue Hawes Pom pon girl
� tions American Sweetheart, talent show first runner up. Julie Johnson Dean's List Helen Reich representative, Indian Miss ISU Scholarship Organization historian. Health Planning Cindy Hennessey� Swim team Jerri Kleuver � Dean's List Committee, Upward Bound Big Sister,
� crisis line counselor Robin Kemp Pamarista, Sigma Pi Sweet Sarah Leachman� Seal's Club vice pres Sagens, heart education scholarship. Dean's List ident Toni Witt� Spurs, Sagens, Sigma Delta Chi
FALL. 1979 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 27 "LT SL �DQQPi
Sharie Brunner (Missouri) � Teresa Hamilton (Indiana Si.)- Anna Wagner (Idaho)� Rodeo Heidi Galit (Texas) �Mortar Greek Week Queen Miss ISU Queen Board
Diana Naylor (Texas)� Society Stephanie SleinhaeufeKMissou- Terri Prison (Florida St.) � Sheri Reicherl (Bradley) -Pike of Women Engineers ri)� Freshman honorary Garnet and Gold Key vice pres Hike Queen ident
Sue MacWhirler (Washington Renee Cook (Idaho) � Rodeo Lisa Gustafson (Idaho) �Rodeo Mary Pal Fredrick (Indiana Si.)� Sigma Chi Sweetheart Queen Queen St.) -Who's Who
Jackie Collins (Idaho)� Rodeo Polly Lynn Payne (Oklahoma) � Amy Spiccr (Texas) �Round-Up Susan Molenaar'Idaho)-Ro 28 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1979 Judy Carlson� Spirit Squad, Rho Lambda Jeannette Grand � Alpha Lambda Delta, Alumni Association Student Board, Phi Nancy Hemje � Rho Lambda Angel Flight Sigma Iota, Relationship Development Barb Hurt � Senator Marian Goode� Concert band, marching Task Force, Spanish Club Kathi Krane � Diving team, first place in band, pep band, Sigma Alpha Iota, first Lynn Fallon� Ombudsman, rush guide, conference and rated in top ten na place racquetball singles, doubles and AWS tionally badminton doubles Cindy Gates � University of Missouri Judy Mickelson� Softball team Janet Holt � Flag Corps, Rifle Corps, Stu Council Teachers of English Sue Miller� Senator dent Council for Exceptional Children, Sally Harris -AWS Kathy Ray � Accounting scholarship feature twirler, 3.0 Club, Pi Kappa Phi Elaine Koelher� Cheerleader Jan Riggert � Orientation staff, Rho Sweetheart Intramural Allstar in softball Debbie Kuhlman� Phi Upsilon Lambda, accounting scholarship Dana Hooks� Tennessee Inter-CoIIegiate Suzy LaTourette� Dean's List Danette Shearer� Spirit Squad State Legislature representative Julie Lechman� Mo-maids Julie Schenzel� Spirit Squad, Rho Lambda, Micki Masters � Alpha Lambda Delta Kim Lovelace� Barnwarming Queen Panhellenic rush chairman Melinda MacDonald � University Jill Mabie� Phi Eta Sigma, Kappa Sigma Pam Smith � Rho Lambda orchestra, marching band, wind ensem Alpha, Curators Scholarship Susan Underbill�Orientation staff, Pan ble, concert band, pep band. Angel Flight, Karen Marple� Savitar finalist hellenic president Sigma Alpha Iota, 3.0 Club, Public Rela Sharie McLafferty� Phi Kappa Theta Sandy Watson� Sigma Phi Epsilon Olym tions Student Society of America, Metro Michelle McPike� Occupational Therapy pics Queen Conference student representative. Association Ambassador Board, Sigma Delta Chi, Leesa Medley� Phi Beta Lambda IE�DQC'Dac�fe^ IFC-Panhellenic AUSing co-chairman Belinda Mertz � American Society of Laura May� Student Action Council Interior Elizabeth Ann Chenault � Phi Beta Designers � Kappa Lisa Moore 3.0 Club, 4.0 Club, Pat � Phi Eta Susan Dennen � Phi Beta Kappa Perry Sigma, University Kappa Delta Pi, Dean's List Scholar Diane Pugh � Orchestra, cello ensemble Laurie Rhein� Dean's List Rollins Scholar [L�[}qd(|][}q Sara Rogers� Concert choir. Chorus of ship, Pi Lambda Theta Denise Dally � Dean's List Opera Memphis Nell Roberts� KCOU radio producer Barb Davis � Dean's List Lisa Rhoads � Alpha Lambda Delta vice Sue Ruhlman� Phi Chi Theta Meg Ehrich � Dean's List president Student Council for Excep Susan Sherwood� Mo-maids Elizabeth Grasso- Dean's List tional Children, 3.0 Club, 3.5 Club, Stu Cathy Southerland � Phi Kappa Theta Geri Marotta� Dean's List dent National Education Council, Dean's Sweetheart, Phi Psi Calendar Girl List Mortar Board, Golden Key Pat Sweeney� Greek Week Steering Com Mary Jo Ringhofer� Sigma Alpha lota, Sig mittee ma Iota Fine Arts Chapter� Province I Best Chapter Alpha scholarship. Diane Whitehead� Tiger Kitten, Psi Chi Board, Chorale, assistant di vice Diamond Marie Gravelle� Betty Luker Haverfield University president. Darling rector of "Cosi fan Tutti" Yarwood� Pi Scholarship Cindy Alpha Alpha, univer � Lianne Potter � Rhodes Scholar Nancy Tyner Tiger Twenty Club, sity choir Ambassador Club vice Panhel Zimmerman� Diamond Serina Raab� Sigma Chi Sweetheart president Lynn Darling lenic intramural director. Intramural �C'CHG'� Allstar in volleyball, basketball, softball, IZI�W(I](�](3 [Jffl�[juO[o)CQD@ bowling, first place badminton doubles � Province VIII Serv Chapter Community and racquetball doubles, second place Tammy Abernathy� AWS ice Award, Province VIII Best Rush Song, badminton singles, third place table ten Susan Ball� Spurs, Sagens, Omicron Delta second sec place Sorority Intramurals, nis doubles and handball singles, second Epsilon, Pi Sigma Kappa, intern for As ond Phi Psi second place Kappa 500, place handball doubles. Outstanding semblyman Coulter, intern for Senator Chi first place Sigma Derby Day, place Panhellenic Athlete of the Year, first run Laxalt Panhellenic drive, Leah Colonels junior philanthropy ner-up Women's Superstar Competition, Bengochea� Coeds, Alpha first second place softball, place bowling University Programs, Student Action Phi Omega � Intramurals Allstar in Leigh Bailey Council, Intramural Manager of the Year, Laurie Chapman� Alpha Phi Omega volleyball, basketball and softball Rho Lambda Shawn Davis� Outstanding pledge Cindy Biltz-Dean's List Angel Flight 3.0 Kimberly Durbin� Spurs, Sagens, student Club, 3.5 Club, County Republican Con accounting society vention representative, Inter-Greek Pro Tamara S. Durbin� Out � and most Spurs president gramming Board, Tennessee Inter-Colle Chapter Efficiency improved standing Spur of the Year, Spurs awards, third regional giate State Legislature delegate. Student grade point average place director, Sagens, Misses, Student in Greek Mackay Honors Association, Rho Lambda Sing National Education Association Lisa Cornelius� Greek Woman of the Year, Karen Bitner� Sigma Chi Derby Doll sec Elaine � Rainbow Senior Class Council Guenaga ond runner-up Heidi Hand� Alpha Phi Barbara Hodas � of Com Omega Patty Brown � Pi Kappa Phi Sweetheart Department Shannah McAleer� Sagens, Alpha Phi munications Service Award, Homecom Angel Flight 3.0 Club, Rho Lambda, Stu Omega president, Panhellenic president Court Mortar Board, Omicron Delta dent National Education Association, ing Colonels Coeds, Dean Selection Commit Who's Who Kappa tee, Greek Hearing Board Rae Anne � Mortar Board, Lori Cuthburtson � Alpha Lambda Delta, Mayer Alpha Lynette Martinelli- Sagens, Mackay Zeta, Omicron Delta senator. Angel Flight Kappa Misses, Alpha Phi Omega president Diane Mortar Board, Phi Mary Clark� Intramurals Allstar in basket Zdunczyk� Kap Spurs, Colonels Coeds president Student Phi, Omicron Delta Beta Gam ball, marching band, concert band, wind pa Kappa, National Education Association ma Sigma, Panhellenic Executive Council ensemble, pep band Kim Menely� Band, National Ski Patrol, Pi Kathy Floyd-Sigma Delta Chi, Phi Sigma Delta Pi, Italian Club Kappa Sweetheart DfflDg@�oa[?D Tami Morgan� Colonels Coeds, Alpha Phi Becky Ford� Rifle Corps, Sigma Chi Sweet Jan Bien-AWS Omega, Amigos heart Angel Flight Edith Biesser�Tiger Mascot alternate Kathryn Porter� Spurs treasurer. Dean's Kim Foutch � Intramural Allstar in softball Jill Brown-Who's Who, Pi Lambda Theta, List Karen Gandee � Intramural Allstar in soft- Kappa Delta Pi Karen Rizzo� Sagens, Colonels Coeds, ball and volleyball Donna Cochran � Panhellenic president. AWS FALL. 1979 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 29 �X1�[]Q�PS Jane Brooks� Sooner Scandals Kathy McGinnis-Fellowship of Christian Alyssa Burns� Dean's List Athletes II]o/A\[7DH�[iD(�] Karla Cleek� Sooner Scandals, Dean's List Cheryl Miller-Sooner Scandals, concert � Becky Denison Phi Eta Sigma, Freshman Chris Codding � Phi Eta Sigma, Dean's List choir Rush Scholars Zoology Society, Pre-Med Professionals Beverly Milton -Sooner Scandals, Becky Hughes� Spurs president Club, Lottenville Prize finalist Council, OIPA convention lecturer Eta Mitsi activities chair Jeanette Jackson� � Moore-Panhellenic Sigma Alpha Roxanna Coker Pledge Scholarship Jana Kahle� Academic Sooner Scandals mistress of cere scholarship Award, Dean's List man. Susi Massell � Panhellenic executive officer, Student Entertainers director, Loree Cline- Kappa Delta Pi, Dean's List monies. Sigma Nu Court of Honor director Big SIS-Little Sis Scholarship Award, Universty Sing Mortar Board � traffic court Becky Meyer� Sooner Scandals Jenny Partridge campus Christie Nicolos � Delta Pi Kappa Carrie Grumpier� Campus Chest, Phi Eta judge Leslie Club � Dean's List Engineering Northrup� Zip president Sigma, Achievement Award Scholarship, Polly Payne Seifert � Panhellenic execu Student Entertainers Judy Arcons, Dean's List Queen finalist tive officer Sooner Scandals, Caryn Cundith� Sooner Scandals, Rush Kelly Pflieger� pledge Marni Shonerd � Phi award Kappa Phi, Junior Council scrapbook Scholar Gail Privett� Greek Woman, Andrea Dickson� Scene design master for Outstanding Dorrie Stewart� Scholar Sooner Standout, Woman on Cam Sophomore Sooner Scandals act Big Shellie Swetish� mistress of ceremo Homecoming Queen Valerie Dix� Sooner Scandals pus, University Sing Panhellenic Delta Debbie Dixon� Sooner Scandals, Dean's nies, president Sigma R[l�[?(}[]i]W7�@0�[?m List Chi � Lambda Dad's � Sue Delta, Chapter� Second place May Jamboree, Cheryl Dooley Miss Dance Oklahoma, Saylor Alpha Ticket Committee, Greek Week Ex third place Chi (3mega Coed Volleyball Sooner Scandals Day Greek chair Tournament Michelle Ethridge� Dean's List ecutive Committee, Sunday Mom's Ticket � � Committee, Julie Calahan Basketball team Lisa Fager Omicron Nu, Dean's List Stu man. Day Dean's List Karin Deam � Phi Eta Sigma dent Dietetic Association vice president Connie Shaver� Sooner Scandals skits Barb DiGuIio � Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Alice B. Sowers Scholarship Mom's chairman Eta Sigma president Putnam Math Com Teresa Fager� Sooner Scandals Publicity chairman. Day Shaw � Pom Sooner petition Committee Debby pon girl. � � Scandals Kathy Dirkes Bio-Medical Engineering Jan Foster Intramural football and � Panhellenic Society secretary, dorm secretary softball Nancy Sparks scholarship, � Eaton Winnie Freedman� Homecoming Queen Christy Fox Dormitory Dad's Day Com Journalism Scholarship, Sigma Dean's List Claudia Friederici � Badminton doubles mittee Delta Chi, Susan Stone� Panhellenic social chairman, champ Cindy Fox� Sooner Scandals for OU President Debbie Hill-Tau Beta Pi Ann Frere� Kappa Delta Pi, Deal's List chairman Banowsky's Val Ito � Dean's List Kathy Harris � House Dad's Day Chairman reception Thacker� Greek Week Executive Com � Jill Sandy Jankiewicz� Tau Beta Pi Jennifer Howard Sooner Scandals, Dean's Truex Panhellenic � mittee, Anita Lotz James Scholarship, Associate List Dorothy Dean's List Alumnae Scholarship Donna Jameson � Intramural softball Scholarship, Gwen � club. Jackie Meuse� Third place punt pass and Jill Johnson� Student Entertainers, Univer Thompson Accounting Dean's List kick competition tickets chairman. Sooner sity � Sing Tracie Tutt traffic court Mary Pelton� Basketball team Scandals Campus judge � Mom's executive Shames Shariatpanahi� NROTC Queen, Janet Jones� Election Board vice chairman. Any Upthegrove Day staff, Panhellenic rush advisor Women's intramural ping pong champ Sooner Scandals, Dean's List � Greek Awards Selection Carole Shure Intramural badminton Kimberly Jones� Cheerleader Cheryl Vaught� Committee, tour Scandals Tickets singles and doubles champ Debbie Kerr� Sigma Delta Chi, Oklahoma guide. � Committee, Dean's List Sujata Somani Phi Eta Sigma vice pres Daily staff Laurie � President's ident Andrea Kidd � Panhellenic rush advisor, Vaught Leadership � Class, Model United Nations, Sherry Weinstein Muscular dystrophy yearbook section editor Campus Elections chairman. Dean's List dance marathon co-chairman Patty Koenig� Sooner Scandals � Judy Zunamon First chair oboe Sym Karen Knight � Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha phonic Band Lambda Delta, Dean's List tour guide �[kD(3[jQ�[]uQ(�] gOdJO� Voss � Basketball team Vicky Pattye Lamb� Mortar Board, Tassels, Al Chapter � Province IX Most Improved pha Sigma Phi Talisman Rose Queen, chapter Award, First place Greek Week, �[kD(I][}Q�[jDQ(3 Dean's List first place muscular dystrophy dance � Chapter � First place Sigma Chi Derby day, Jenny Landers Tour guide. Best All marathon, fourth place Sigma Chi Derby first place Mom's Day decorations Around Pledge Day, fourth place Spring Sing, third place Debbie Adkins� Most active pledge, Ben Pam Landers� Gamma Gamma, Letsiezer Delta Chi Charity Bicycle Race, second ton Voice Scholarship, Oklahoma City Selection Committee, campus traffic place softball, second place bowling, sec Lyric Theater per'former court judge, Panhellenic secretary. ond place Campus Chest Natalie Almen � Big Sis-Little Sis Scholar Dean's List Pattye Abel� Dean's Honor Roll, Regent's ship Award, Sooner Scandals, Dean's List Rozalind Leisinger � Dean's List Distinguished Scholarship, Alpha Debbie Arbasak� Dean's List Lisa Maher � Dean's List Lambda Delta vice president. Angel Jean Barnes � Dad's Day Executive Com Pam Martin� Who's Who, Letseizer Honor Flight, Campus Chest Steering Com mittee, Dean's List Roll, Dean's List outstanding senior in mittee Susie Becker� Gamma Phi camp counselor. the Collegiate of Education, Panhellenic Pat Adams� Dean's and President's Honor Sooner Scandals outstanding scholar. Big Woman on Rolls, Alpha Lambda Delta, Freshman Kathy Binkley � Dean's List accounting Campus, Top Ten Greek Women, Out Scholarship, Pledge Scholarship club, finance club standing Names and Faces in America Monica Amis� Dean's Honor Roll, Kappa Diane Bort� Sooner Scandals, Dean's List Vickie McClain � Panhellenic rush advisor. Delta Pi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Tau Beta Lee Brock� Sooner Scandals act director, Party Pic representative Sigma, Ambassadors, marching band. cast member of "Equus," member of Dol Diana McDoniel� Dean's List National Homecoming Steering Committee, music lar Stock Theater Company, Dean's List Dean's List accounting club department scholarship. Rotary Founda- 30 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL 1979 Becky Boyd (Illinois)� Panhel- Shellie Swetish (N. Arizona)� Donna Cochran (Missouri)� Kim Lovelace (Missouri)� Barn- lenic president Homecoming Queen Mortar Board warming Queen Frank Perugini and Teresa Deborah Alkins (Washington Kirkeeng (Wisc.-Platteville) � Cheri Cohen (Missouri) �Pi Patty Warchol (Bradley)- St.)� Tau Kappa Epsilon Water- Homecoming couple first run Lambda Theta, Kappa Delta Pi Homecoming Queen follies Queen ner-up tion Scholarship, Gamma Gamma, Chi Tracie Hamilton � Dean's Honor Roll, June Lewis � Fashion Board, Diamond Delphia Good Time Girls, Student Union Activi Dolls, Dean's Honor Roll, Orange and Vicki Babcock � Big-Little Scholarship ties Board Black Quill, Omicron Nu Award, B. G. John Scholarship, Greek Patricia Hebard � Dean's Honor Roll Lisa Lewis� Miss Elk City, Dean's Honor All-Star Basketball Team Pam Hendershott � Dean's Honor Roll, Roll, Alpha Lambda Delta � Janet Balkenbush � Med Tech Society, Homecoming Steering Committee, Teresa Long Dean's Honor Roll � Army ROTC scholarship Spring Sing Steering Committee, Out Diane Long Dean's Honor Roll � Dean's Honor Cheryl Bays Roll, Kappa standing Big Sister Award, Alpha Phi Teri Love� Alpha Lambda Delta, Army Delta Pi Omega pledge advisor Blades, Dean's Honor Roll � Laura Bentley Education Student Council, Cindy Hess � Yearbook editor Vicki Loyd � Dean's Honor Roll Dean's Honor Roll � Kappa Delta Pi, J'Ceal Hodges� Orange and Black Quill, Lisa Maeder Angel Flight Alpha Lambda Leasa Bodkin � Pledge Scholarship, Dean's Army Blades, Dean's Honor Roll, Busi Delta, President's and Dean's Honor Honor Roll, Diamond Dolls alternate ness Student Council Rolls, sophomore scholarship. Orange � Tracy Brown Chi Delphia Ellen Hunt � Dean's Honor Roll, Pleiades and Black Quill Marrene Burton � Alpha Lambda Delta, treasurer Kem Maher� Dean's Honor Roll, Alpha Army Blades, Dean's Honor Roll, Orange Mary Bea Jackson � Dean's Honor Roll, Big- Lambda Delta and Black Quill, education honorary Little Scholarship, Alpha Lambda Delta Kerri McQueen � Dean's Honor Roll Karin Clark � Lambda Delta, Dean's Alpha James � Dean's and President's Hon Cheryl Melton � Band Queen, and Honor Roll Kelly Orange or Rolls, first place intramural track. Black Quill, Dean's Flonor Roll, Spring Vicki Cline� Dean's Honor Roll, Angel Who's Who, Education Student Council Sing Steering Committee, Campus Chest Flight finance officer. Miss Haliburton fi treasurer. Angel Flight, Top Ten in Edu Steering Committee, Fall Rush Book nalist Delta Sigma Pi Rose Queen, tour cation, Kappa Delta Pi, Omicron Delta Committee, sophomore scholarship. Al guide pha Phi Omega rush chairman � President's and Dean's Kappa Mindy Copley Kelsey � Alpha Lambda Delta, Martha Menzel � Dean's Honor Roll, Busi Honor Rolls Becky Dean's Honor Roll ness Student Council Dew� Candace Nancy Loving Scholarship � Sharlyn Kennon Dean's Honor Roll Sue Messier � Dean's Pat Dodd� Blades, Dean's Honor Honor Roll, Elliot Army � Sharon Kohler Dean's Honor Roll Girls of Oxford Roll Kuntz � Dean's Honor Shannon Nicoli � Acacia Jeni Ellis� Dean's Honor Roll Jan Army Blades, Calendar Girl Roll Vicki Parker � Dean's Honor Jan Farris� Dean's Honor Roll, university Roll, Spring Lori Kuntz� Beta Psi, Blades Committee scholarship, Med Tech Society, first place Alpha Army Sing Steering Dean's Honor Lew Wentz Vicki Parks � Good Time Greek badminton treasurer. Roll, Girls Laurie Penn � Dean's Honor Roll Sue Faulconer � Dean's Honor Roll, Good Scholarship Leasa Dean's Honor Roll Terri Pulliam � Dean's Time Girls Lang� Honor Roll � Conner Fergus � Dean's Honor Roll, Miss Kellie Leach Dean's Honor Roll, All-Star Laura Radke� G. R. Fox Honorary, Alpha Campus chest finalist Fashion Board Bowling Team Lambda Delta, Dean's Honor Roll, home � Carol Fitzgerald � Greek All-Star Team Teresa Lee President's Council, Home economics scholarship � Cindy Green � University scholarship coming Parade Committee, Campus Patti Riechers Candace Loving Schol Stephanie Grimes � Dean's Honor Roll, Al Chest co-chairman. Dean's Honor Roll, arship pha Lambda Delta, Diamond Dolls al dance marathon committee. Spring Sing Jean Ann Robertson � Alpha Lambda Delta, ternate co-director Dean's Honor Roll FALL. 1979 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 31 Pat McNallan-Trustees Scholarship, Big Sis-Little Sis Scholarship Jeanne Panchot -Kappa Sigma Stardust Queen Debbie Paul -Sigma Chi Court Jai Peterson -Pacific Rim Study Group Nancy Pittenger-Trustees Scholarship, pledge scholarship Patty (^uedado- Spurs Caroline Sias-London Study Group, Lan guage House Program Jeannine Sieler-Publicity Office and Infor mation Booth manager Lori Sprinkle � Sailing Club TT�s2�g Sue Konrad, director of student activities -Second Place Chi presents the Greek of the Year Award to Chapter Sigma Derby Parade Diana Eros (S. Tech) and Lee Thomas. Day, third place Round-Up Susan Bell � Dorm advisor. Dean's List Julie Benson � Dean's List Alpha Lambda Delta Kathleen Benz � Dean's List Tricia Berry � Posse Linda Buchanan � Alpha Lambda Delta Dianne Bullock � Dorm advisor Susan Clark � Alpha Lambda Delta, Spook officer Leslie Crane � Angel Flight pledge advisor Kathy Creviston � Spooks Chris Dahl -Sigma Delta Chi, UT News and Information Services intern Ellen Dalehite� Natural Sciences Club Susan Dennen and Elizabeth Chenault Julie Davis-Phi Chi Theta (Kentucky) -Phi Beta Kappa Amy Dempsey � Posse, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Beta Beta Beta, Jackets cil. Orange Engineering Queen Laurie Dolce � Cactus staff Ann Weir � Lambda Delta Alpha president, Suzanne Fazende � Phi Beta Chi Block (Wisc.-Platteville) -Sno- Crystal outstanding pledge, pledge scholarship, Focht � Pi, Student Art Show Din co-chairman Phi Judy Kappa Kappa Alpha scholarship. Spring Heidi Galit � Mortar Board, Psi Chi, Dean's Sing Steering Committee, Angel Flight, Roush � Dean's Honor Roll List Kathy Women's Seminar, Dean's Leadership � Scholz � Dean's Honor Vickie Gaudin Social Behavioral Council, Julie Roll, Army and President's Honor Rolls dance marathon committee Fine Arts Committee, Blades, � University Kappa Terri Weir Orange and Black Quill, Dean's Honor Roll Delta Pi Jody Seay� Dean's and President's Honor Roll, Big- Shafer � President's Council, Mary Gerke� Alpha Lambda Delta Julie Little Scholarship Award, Sun Company Dean's Honor Roll Golden� Cordettes Ambassadors, Scholarship Shirley Shafer � Chief Goldfield� Texas State Teachers Penny Hanging Scholarship Donese Whitaker � Alpha Lambda Delta, Stephanie Shinn � Education Student Association Angela Council, Dean's and President's Honor Rolls, Beta Honor Roll Griffith � Dean's Psi JoAnne University Republicans Alpha � Shumaker � Dean's Honor Roll Linda Griffith Posse Ginger Diane Wittrock � Miss OSU finalist. Dean's Angel Flight Simon � Greek Week Com Marci Harrell� Student Activities Commit Becky Steering Honor Roll Panhellenic Women's tee, Phi Chi mittee, secretary. Melanie Wood � Chi Sigma Delphia � Leadership Seminar Lynne Hersho Posse � Dierdre Smitherman � Dean's Honor Roll Dianne Holden Sigma Delta Chi � Cindy Stark � Dean's Honor Roll PQa(|j�{]'��DaK](�] Brenda Hruzek Dorm advisor Jenny Stark � Dean's Honor Roll, Sigma Muff Eising � Winterim in London Study Lou Hyatt�Society of Women Engineers Tau Delta Group Kim Jackson � Dean's List, Pre-Law Associ Suzanne Sumpter � Dean's Honor Roll, Karen El zey � Basketball team ation, Psi Chi � music scholarship, Sigma Alpha lota Tesa Erstad � Ski team, outstanding pledge Lisa Kubosh Phi Chi Theta � scholarship, Sigma Alpha lota secretary Evelyn Farmin � Kappa Sigma Stardust Marcie Major Panhellenic Outstanding Janine Teague � Dean's Honor Roll Queen Sorority Woman, Phi Beta Chi, Com Stacy Terrell � Dean's Honor Roll, Angel Amy Ford� Japan Study Group munity Business Advisory Service Flight Laurie Funkhouser � Trustees Scholarship Laura Manning� DorVi/ Texan intern. Daily Nancy Thompson� Tau Beta Sigma, Dean's Valerie Gigandet � Diving team, qualifier Texan staff, Advertising Club Honor Roll, concert and marching bands for national diving meet Kelli McAninch � Round-Up chairman Sherri Troub � Dean's Honor Roll, Angel Barb Headden � Outstanding senior Laura McCarty � Dorm advisor Flight, Campus Chest Committee, Wom Marcy Jacobson � Trustee Scholarship Audrey McNamara� Tau Beta Sigma en's Leadership Seminar, Alpha Lambda Liza Jorgenson � Miss Pierce County run Shelly McTee � Posse Delta, Orange and Black Quill ner-up. Big Sis-Little Sis Scholarship Diana Naylor � Alpha Lambda Delta, Soci Erin Wade � Good Time Girls, Dean's Hon Sherrill Kelso � Trustees Scholarship, Al ety of Women Engineers, Alpha Chi or Roll pha Psi Omega, Rotary Club scholarship Epsilon, Tau Beta Phi, Orange Jackets, Susan Wade � Dean's Honor Roll Evelyne Lloyd � Sigma Chi Court, Trustees Omicron Chi Epsilon, American Institute Vicki Weaver � Engineering Student Coun- Scholarship, Honors Program of Chemical Engineers 32 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL, 1979 Cindy Parham� Sigma Delta Chi Deanna Finck � Association of Childhood pa Phi, Who's Who Hilary Palmer-Phi Beta Chi Education, Collegiate 4-H Tammy Tucker � American Home Econom Carolyn Russell � Dorm advisor. Spooks Renee Flournoy � Dorm Legislature ics Association � Tammy Smith Posse Laura Folmar � Fashion Board, Dorm Resi Louann Walton � American Home Eco Wendi Smith -Phi Beta Chi dence Standards Board nomics Association � Amy Spicer Alpha Lambda Delta, dorm Lindy Fruge � Fashion Board, Phi Upsilon Janice Wickstrom � Dorm Legislature, advisor, Round-Up Queen finalist Omicron dorm president Gretchen Steig� Student Landman's Asso Tina Griffith � Fashion Board, Freshman Diana Wilson � American Society of ciation Council Microbiologists � Suzanne Stovall Alpha Lambda Delta Yolie Hagerty � American Home Econom Susan Stubblefield � Dorm Floor Council ics Association � � 17�5X(I]@ Kim Tolar Angel Flight Alpha Lambda Debbie Hall Recreation Leisure Society, OT�@D�'^(�]DQ Delta Park and Recreation Club, Texas Recrea Carol Abel � Phi Beta Lambda, Gamma Sig Dawna Williams � Alpha Lambda Delta, tion and Parks Society ma Sigma alumnae secretary. Who's Dean's List Elizabeth Hicks � Phi Gamma Nu Who, Dean's List � � Kandy VanDyke Advertising Club, Wom Copie Hotman � Recreation and Leisure Beth Biddinger Dean's List Phi Beta en in Communications Society, Phi Epsilon Kappa Lambda Vickie Hudspeth � Phi Gamma Nu Susan Brockett� Sigma Tau Delta secretary. TT�ES3@Tr�G[iQ Victoria Igou � Fashion Board Quadrangle president, Student Govern Becky Johnson�Sigma Tau Delta, National ment Association, Who's Who Chapter � Second place Homecoming float, Teachers of English, Student Life Project Peggy Bryan� Most outstanding pledge second place Phi Delta Theta Stampede, Assistant Lisa Cagigal � Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent group with highest percentage of partici Brenda Johnson � American Home Eco president Phi Beta Lambda reporter. pation in a blood drive nomics Association College Appeals Board Jana Allison� Rho Lambda, Social Welfare Heidi Kressin � Dorm Legislature Anne Dobesh � Phi Beta Lambda Club, Interchange volunteer. Big Sister Laura LaPlante � Beta Gamma Sigma, Al Kayla Hayes� Dean's List Helen Angelo � Phi Gamma Nu, College pha Lambda Delta, Phi Kappa Phi, Na Paula Jean � Phi Beta Lambda Life tional Dean's List Mary Johnson � Financial Aid Committee � � Shery Armstrong Dorm Legislature Karen Mann � Pre-Med Society, Junior Cindy Lee Most improved grade point av Suzan Beaty � Alpha Lambda Delta, Delta Council erage scholarship Phi Alpha Donna Martin � American Home Econom Donna Linton�Choros and dancer in "Call Karen Blakely � Fashion Board, Sailing ics Association Me Madam" Club Karen Matson � Phi Gamma Nu, Rho Sally McGary � Dean's List Student Na Missy Bolt� American Society of Interior Lambda tional Education Association, Alpha Chi Designers, Raider Recruiters, Rho Becky McAlpine � Fashion Board, Phi treasurer. Quadrangle vice president. Lambda Upsilon Omicron Student Organizations Board vice chair Julie Bomberger� Gymnastics Club Terri McMurry � Alpha Lambda Delta man. Honors Colloquim, Miss TWC run Becky Brizzolara � Dorm government. Wendy Motlong � Alpha Lambda Delta, ner-up Fashion Board Omicron Delta Kappa, Angel Flight Cindy Merk� Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl, Sandra Brow� Student Dietetic Associa Silver Wings, Sabre Drill Team, Junior Student Government Association tion, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Margaret W. Council, Rho Lambda, Mortar Board, Leslie Norris � Phi Beta Lambda, chorus Weeks Scholarship Stephen F. Douglas Award and dancer in "Call Me Madam" Diana Brown � Omicron Delta Kappa, Linda Myers� Sigma Delta Chi, Women in Karen Raines � Recruiting Committee, Junior Council, Beta Alpha Psi, Rho Communication most outstanding pledge Lambda, Tech Accounting Society, Mor Elizabeth Nivens � Rainbow Girls, Eastern Laurie Shoop � Senior Gift Committee, tar Board Star, church choir Golden Shears, Student Government As Karen Brown � Fashion Board, Raider Re Tammy Owen � Dorm treasurer, Pre-Law sociation secretary. Student Organiza cruiter, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Lambda Society tions Board secretary. Homecoming Delta Shari Posey� Tau Beta Sigma, American Queen runner-up. Dean's List Chapter Nancy Burrow � Fashion Board, Student Home Economics Association, marching Scholarship Award, Lambda Chi Alpha Foundation band Sweetheart � Julie Busbee� Arts and Sciences Council, Mary Quade � Honors Program represen Sonia Torres Cheerleader, Student Affairs Angel Flight tative Committee secretary. Homecoming Cathy Campbell � Home Economics Coun Cindy Reed� Alpha Epsilon Rho, Kappa Queen, Lambda Chi Alpha Sweetheart cil, Phi Upsilon Omicron Tau Alpha Phyliss White � Dean's List � Lydia Campbell � Alpha Lambda Delta, Lisa Renfrow � Volunteer reader for blind Joy Whitt Yearbook co-editor. Publica Who's Who Peggy Renfrow � Alpha Lambda Delta, Pre- tions Committee secretary. Dorm Coun Lisa Carlton � Dorm Legislature, Fashion Pharmacy Club, Who's Who, Phi Kappa cil, O. O. Mclntyre Press Club Board, Texas State Guard Phi Andrea Wood � Dean's List Janie Carter� Junior Council, Phi Upsilon Nancy Scheuerman� Society of Women Denisa York � Dean's List Omicron, Housing and Interior Design, Engineers National Dean's List Cindy Scott � Education Student Council Debby Catlett-Beta Alpha Psi, Tech Ac Suzy Speck� Pre- Pharmacy Club counting Society, Beta Gamma Sigma, Carolanne Stephens � Tri-Hi-Y advisor. Melane AH � first place Cal. St.-Long Beach Advisory and Protest Board, Phi Kappa Classroom Teachers of Lubbock Schol Nursing School admissions tests Phi arship Nancy Archibald � Alpha Lambda Delta Kathy Cook- 100 Mile Club, Arnold Air Ronda Stewart � University Singers, Na Roberta Burnett � yearbook photographer Society, Silver Wings Society tional Dean's List Kathy Cudahy� UCLA Prison Coalition � Chris Cornelius � Silver Wing Society Suzanne Swift Campus Crusade for tutor Angela Eppler� Society of Women Engi Christ Laura Dean � Elementary school teaching assistant neers Becky Taube� Mortar Bord, Tau Beta Pi, Eta � Jill Erwin � Dorm Legislature Kappa Nu, Society of Women Engineers, Dalila DeLeon Regents Scholar � Pam Fenley � Fashion Board, Phi Upsilon marching band, Tau Beta Sigma, Rho Louise Dixon Panhellenic scholarship. Omicron Lambda, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Kap Student Alumni Association FALL. 1979 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 33 rK]�[jil�[?S � Holtz� Crescent Carol Hesse Panhellenic secretary. Daily Jeanna girl 3Go Sherrill Lambruschini � Farmers Homecoming com Bruin business sales manager Daughter Chapter-Second place � finalist Katie Jackson Dfli/y Bruin advertising petition staff. National Student Lobby intern Judy Jacobs� Greek Week Committee Teresa Kirkeeng-CoUege of Engineering Carrie McLaughlin � UCLA Medical Center Amy Jacobson� Greek Week Committee Geode Gem volunteer co-chairman. Spurs, Member of the Year, Crystal Block-Co-chairman of Sno-Din Mary Anne Ostrom � Dai/y Bruin assistant Crescent Girl, Panhellenic Public Rela sports editor, Panhellenic rush counselor tions Committee � President's Honor Vikki Perez� Special education volunteer Julie Jacobson Roll, Chapter -Province 111 Scholarship Award, Kerry Robinson� Special education vol Mortar Board first place Homecoming float competi Sue Chi Sweetheart unteer MacWhirter� Sigma tion, first place intramural volleyball Jennifer Sanders� Regents Scholar Patti Madsen � Greek Week Committee Debra Agnello -Dean's List � Cathy Sernett� Special education volunteer Sue McClean Phi Eta Sigma Deb Ament � Dean's List Cris Shroeder� (Organization of American Heather Nakamura� Crimson Rally Squad, Nicki Baker-Jr. Panhellenic president States intern cheerleader Lori Balliett-Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean's � Lambda Chi Michelle Simon Student Legislative Bonnie Parker� Coug Gal, List Council Election Board, Alumni Scholar Crescent Girl finalist Jenna Bergren� Choir, symphonic band ship Club Cindy Petersen � Pledge of the Year, Rho Sally Boogher -Dean's List Residence Hall Nu Council vice president Union Board Barb Phipps � President's Honor Roll Laura Cashy� Dean's List Chapter � Province Vll Magazine Award, Ginny Scalzo� Homecoming Committee, Maria Cashy � Dean's List Province VIll Most Improved Scholar Panhellenic Philanthropy Committee Robin DeRolf � Alpha Lambda Delta, ship Award chairman Dean's List Leslie Walker � Pullman track assist Sheree Lynne Carroll� Eta Sigma Phi girls Jay Egerton� Spanish Club president Sue Ellen Abney � Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha ant coach Alicia Einsel � Dean's List Lambda Delta, Lotus Eaters Debbie Wooten � Pullman girls track assist Kris Eldard� Dean's List Cindy Hendrix� Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha ant coach, Coug Gal Sue Figley � Dean's List Kappa Delta Lambda Delta Epsilon, Student Advisory Board, Pan Marye Pellettieri- Phi Eta Sigma PDQD� hellenic scholarship. Student Advisory Karen Smith � Phi Eta board Lambda Delta Sigma, Alpha � Province II Scholarship Award scholarship. Alpha Lambda Delta Chapter Ann � Dean's List Ellen Tennis team Mary George Beth Hetzler� Omicron Delta Bumoskey� Dean's List Kappa Joyce Diacopoulos � Dean's List founder of Kathy Hannegan� Martha Mortar Phi Sue � Dean's List McClaugherty� Board, Hellanic Club Henry Beta Beth � Choir Kappa Judi Dunmire� Dean's List, Student Nurses Hessinger Linn� Tau Beta Phi Sue � Lambda Delta, Dean's Peggy Association, School of Nursing student Joslin Alpha Debbie Sanderson � Navy Queen, Blue List, Tau Pi Phi, Accounting Association body president chairman Angels Sharon Hartley � Dean's List Pi Sigma programming Nancy Kirlin � Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Dean's choir �G'Q'i}� � List WfesOODDDgteDQ Ann Havay Dean's List � � First Barbara Lauterbach Dean's List Chapter place Sigma Alpha Epsilon Flora Holland � Dean's List Mountaineer tied for first Lambda Chi Leedale � Dean's swim team co- Olympics, place Week Committee Janet List, Watermelon first intra Bust � Alpha place Sue Jaster Rank leader marching band, captain mural second intramural Sherrill Lowe � Lambda Delta, soccer, place soloist wind ensemble, oboe recital Alpha football Dean's List Kathy Johnston � Fine Arts Committee President's Sandi Mason � Dean's Residence Hall Ranel Anderson� Honor Roll, Felicia Koch� Dean's List List Omicron Nu Council treasurer Nancy McNary � Dean's List Debra Atkins� Tau Water- Mathess � Dean's List Kappa Epsilon Joy Messenger � In Touch and Concern Holly follies � Dean's List Queen Nancy Mutz� Yearbook staff, marching Judy Metzger � Pam � Lambda Mary Basta Orchesis secretary treasurer band Montgomery Alpha Delta, Bement� team Dean's List Betty Gymnastics Cathy Patriarca � Dean's List Litoonawa Tina Biss� Omicron Loma Dean's List Outstanding senior, Joan Patriarca � Dean's List, Litoonawa Naegle� Mortar President's Honor Sharon Oldknow � Dean's Residence Board, � Nu, Rina Patriarca Dean's List Mu Tau List Roll, Crescent Girl Hall Council Debbie Raines� Dean's List Mu Tau pres president Lisa Bliss� lota vice � Delta Sigma president ident Joanne Owen Dean's List Kappa Boswell � Phi Eta Lambda Delta Stacy Sigma March Rosser, Dean's List Panhellenic sec Epsilon, Alpha Cavallini � Pi Dream Linda Petersen� Dean's List Union Board Tanya Kappa Alpha retary. Kappa Delta Pi Girl finalist Pierce � Dean's As Ilene Shapiro � Dean's List Janet List Accounting Erin Cowan � Greek Week sociation and Committee, � Annie Spinner National Student Speech president organizer President's Honor Roll Lisa Pilati � Lambda Delta, Dean's and Hearing Association Alpha Barb Dahl -President's Honor Roll List Belinda Ward � Dean's List, American Laura Doman � Phi Tau Princess fi Schwarz� Dean's List Kappa Marketing Association, Theta Chi Sweet Nancy nalist � Dean's List heart Kathy Shaver Debbie Gates� Club treasurer. Smith � Dean's List Marketing Teresa Westfall � Dean's List Kathryn Crescent Girl Sharon Smith � Dean's List Greek Council Jane Goodman � Panhellenic secretary. Sheryl Switzer � Dean's List, Union Board Western Region Panhellenic Conference OTdDDdqduQ �[]Q(o] Gfl�[?^ Sandy Van Auker� Alpha Lambda Delta, vice president. National Order of Omega Chapter � McCormack Medallion, first Omicron Delta Kappa, Dean's List, Tau Patrice Hardy � President's Honor Roll place Spirit Sign competition, third place Pi Phi, Panhellenic Council rush director � JoAnn Harrington � Accounting Club Homecoming float competition, first Phyllis Vickery Bach Chorale, American Kelly Hinkson � President's Honor Roll place Sigma Chi Derby Day, first place Institute of Biological Studies � Ruth Holland � Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha WRA Intramurals Jill Withers Gamma Tau Epsilon Lambda Delta, President's Honor Roll, Tracy Leinbach� Virginia Women's State Becky Wright -Dean's List Alpha Lambda chairman Spurs Golf Champion Delta tutoring 34 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL, 1979 (^fTKKSir Sister from Georgia Is on Pollution Watch It all reads a little bit like a fairy planning bill, which placed strict tale. zoning regulations on the area in But, unlike the ladies created by question. the Brothers Grimm, this heroine In the course of her crusade, Bar didn't rely on a fairy godmother or bara attracted the attention and a magic wand to transform her support of Georgia Gov. Jimmy from a Georgia housewife into one Carter. She later worked on his of the top ranking women in the presidential campaign, and, just Carter administration. two months after his inauguration, It was, instead, her own deter followed him to Washington to mination and perseverance that continue her battle against pollu can be credited with that magical tion. metamorphosis. As Deputy Administrator for The lady in our story is Barbara EPA, she shares authority for the Barbara Davis Blum Davis Blum (Florida State) and the agency's duties in air and water (Florida St.) glittering castle at the end of her pollution control and heads up rainbow is the U.S. Environmental work in the areas of urban envi Protection Agency, where she fills ronmental policy, internal man women's talent bank so "nobody the job of Deputy Administrator. agement and regulatory reform. can say there aren't any women to A presidential appointee, Bar Barbara is adamant about the recommend." bara has held her Washington post fact that she would like to see more The recipient of a handful of for just over two years now, a women assume active roles in awards for her efforts in both con breath taking leap from the place government, and she has already servation and the women's move she was just eight years ago� an done a good deal of work toward ment, Barbara was most recently Atlanta mother of four with no ex that end. She was one of the honored with the Federally Em perience in the areas of conserva leaders of President Carter's tran ployed Women's Distinguished tion or government. sition team seeking candidates for Service Award for "dedication and The igniting spark for her heated positions in the new administra achievements in promoting wom battle against pollution can be tion, and she believes that the en for roles of leadership in traced back to one heart-tugging turning point for women seeking government." comment made years ago by one of policy-making jobs is just around Said a FEW spokesman in pre her then-small children. the corner. senting the award: "As Deputy "Mommy," he said, "I don't "By the beginning of the 21st Administrator of EPA, Barbara think I have to think too much century, the controversy over the Blum gives feminism a visibility about the future because with the role of women will have ended," unmatched in the federal family." air being as bad as it is, and the she says. "The Equal Rights As visible and influential as she problems we have with water, I Amendment will have passed, might be during her weeks in the may not grow up." there will be as many women as nation's capital, though, Barbara is That innocent statement, cou men in policy positions in govern still, after all, that same Georgia pled with the discovery that a nat ment and private industry, and housewife she was eight years ago. ural wooded area and river behind women will have their own net And so, every Friday afternoon, her home were about to be defiled works." after clearing away the last of transi by a sewer line, spurred her into During the Ford-Carter paperwork, she returns to Atlanta action� action that led through a tion period, Barbara was instru for the weekend, to her husband number of grassroots conservation mental in the implementation of a and four children, and to the hap Women's a after that tale groups, a good deal of environ Washington Network, pily every every fairy mental lobbying and, finally, the sophisticated grapevine that needs. first use resumes and a passage of Georgia's land gathers compiles Judy Haverfield Beaupre FALL, 1979 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 35 SisQ@?s Spesf^ become con- Dear Sisters, on campus and sorority news.ivs. I members who then all of I am now a walking advocate of was also given total respect forir the tributing alumnae. However, with its inherent our TranSISter program. I was time they knew 1 had to spendid on that management future can be moving out to Denver for two business matters, even if it meantleant significance for the months time and before doing so, I sharing a newspaper or makingiking an awesome responsibility. initial bond contacted TranSISter Pat Pinney. coffee on some of those 6 a.m. Establishing that director You would have thought I was a mornings. with warmth -the pledge -necessitates long lost friend. Without ever pre I enjoyed myself immensely,!, got to the pledge open- to share and viously knowing me, she invited my work done and GammaI Phi ness: a willingness of me to stay at her home with her couldn't ask for a more terrificrrific disclose. It takes vast amounts when it husband. Earl and daughter. Gay. bunch of women. energy to remain honest to shut down lines Pat offered assistance in every area Learning now of PIKE,:E, might be easier and become the of my possible relocation to Elaine M. Enick (Purdue)�due) of communication Denver: real estate Gamma Phis, tyrant. Your chapter's pledge di job opportunities from friends, use rector will be expending a great as well as of her spare family car, taking me Dear Sisters, deal of emotional physi- weeks with the to and from the airport, tips on the The day after I gave birth to3 my cal energy the first city, involvement in the activities first child I asked her pediatricianician new pledges. She may not actively of her as an of- of an extremely strong alumnae to tell me how to be a mother. I[ was seek your opinion doubtless chapter, ski trips and room in her serious. Believe me, your pledge;edi-di ficer, but she would house until I settled in the Theta rector has felt similar serious; tretre- enjoy knowing if you see her doing eces- well. Tell her! in Chapter house. Pat also set up my pidation, especially if her predeces things Perhaps course of her stay there with the house corpora sor was an officer who did not keep the self-development, tion president. notes, who proved unimaginative,jtive, the pledge director may ask for Tell her too� I am truly indebted to the Pin- or with whom she disagreedd on your criticism. that, ct of None of us can become the neys, and now know the max approach. Guiding any aspect gently! imum benefit TranSISter brings to another human being's life, be' it as best of what we are without feed- a or rere- back. any Gamma Phi. If an opening mother pledge director,, as birth does not au occurs in the company I am inter quires energy, commitment and Just giving ested in in Denver and I return to self-understanding. tomatically supply a woman with the city, nothing could keep me Take a good look at your chap:hap- parenting skills, being elected from getting involved in the ter's pledge director. She is\ the pledge director does not automat- Denver alumnae chapter. manager of your chapter's future.ture. ically ensure "people" or leader- Another "feather in the hat" To a pledge, the pledge director:or is ship skills. Your pledge director to the . She needs to understand herself in goes out to the collegians at the the first bond Sorority. University of Denver. I was able to facilitates understanding off the order to perceive and meet the live with the sisters for more than a opportunities of Gamma Phi Beta needs of the pledges. She needs month while I interviewed various and creates an atmosphere ofif acac- your help in doing that. businesses in the city. 1 was treated ceptance and warmth. A pledge;e didi- Kitty Curtis Sendroy like a true sister, involved in all of rector with eager, participatingJting (Vanderbilt and Ohio St.) their activities and kept up to date pledges will create strong, activeictive ACVP-Pledges Happy Birthday Alpha� Syracuse Alpha Omicron � N. Dakota St. Beta Sigma� Washington St. 105 years 50 years 25 years Xi- Idaho Alpha Pi � W. Virginia Gamma Gamma � Wise. -Milwaukee 70 years 50 years 20 years Rho� Iowa Beta Iota -Idaho St. Gamma Nu -Lamar 65 years 30 years 15 years Alpha Alpha� Toronto Beta Kappa � Arizona St. Delta Beta- Boise St. 60 years 30 years 10 years Alpha Beta-N. Dakota Beta Lambda� San Diego St. Delta Theta -Cal. St. Poly 60 years 30 years 5 years Alpha Xi-SMU Beta Mu � Florida St. Delta lota- Purdue 50 years 30 years 5 years 36 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI / FALL, 1979 �Ps��s�ftft�rs San Diego Credits Sister for Restoration It's never too late to start on a ect of preserving the deteriorating worthwhile project. Spanish-Colonial architecture of "5& the Balboa Park buildings, origi That's the philosophy of one of nally built for the 1915-16 Panama the West's most dynamic civic Pacific Exposition celebrating the M leaders, petite Beatrice Barker opening of the Panama Canal. Evenson (Oregon), native of Ore To do so, she founded the Com gon and adopted daughter of Cali mittee of 100 for the Preservation fornia. of Spanish Colonial Architecture in Balboa Park. The Committee of San Diego, which calls itself 100 now has 1300 members. "California's Finest ^ -- City," gives The project's first phase, which IM^ ^�m much credit for its title to Bea, who involved rebuilding the largest and �,;^ .;;_ W has been instrumental in the city's most elaborate building of the 1915 beautification and the preservation Exposition, is said to be the largest of its Spanish-American heritage. restoration project of its kind in ^^^' i Her remarkable civic achieve C the country. Photo by Antony DiCesu all of which she accom ments, Eileen Dwyer Jackson Beatrice Barker Evenson plished in her late sixties, include (Arizona) (Oregon) creating a waterfront park and re storing the original beauty of the vast Balboa Park. Eugene's Woman of the Year The two projects have involved city and federal governments, mil Kay Kirkey Warner (Oregon St.) the Year in Eugene, Ore. lions of dollars, a successful bond is described by her peers as a lady Kay's activities run the gamut issue and the enlistment of cultural who "serves her community with from Campfire Girls to Gamma Phi and civic groups. Now in her a constancy of dedication and re Beta, where she serves on the cor seventies, Bea has seen both tasks sponsibility and a wealth of per poration board and as rush advisor successfully accomplished and has sonal magnetism." to Nu Chapter at the University of turned her attention to further pre And that just about sums up the Oregon. serving San Diego's deep-rooted reasons the Lane County Council Her Campfire activities have in Latin heritage. or Organizations must have had cluded eight years as a leader (yes, for recently naming her Woman of ladies, that's eight years of once-a- In 1965 she dove into headlong week meetings, plus weekend ac �San civic affairs Diego by persuad tivities, plus field trips), several the local Port to de ing Authority terms on its board of directors and a on the velop park only open one recent five-week stint (and we stretch of land on the remaining think she had this one coming) as scenic waterfront. city's advisor for a Campfire sponsored to Christened "Spanish Landing," trip Europe. Her energies also have been 'in honor of its heritage, the family directed toward the Junior was dedicated in 1968. For Eugene park Women's Club (which she found this and other achievements, Bea ed and served as its first was the first Cabrillo Award president), given the American Association of Uni of Excellence for "distinguished versity Women, various church spirit of leadership on the land." and school activities and a With the waterfront beautifica // multitude of charitable organiza tions. tion and maintenance assured, Bea Kay Warner turned to the more ambitious proj (Oregon St.) Judy Haverfield Beaupre FALL. 1979 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 37 Goo Qiys carnation design is available in an and materials, except filler, are in for 18" square pillow size for $10.00. cluded. Make checks $4.00 pay Paperweight To order, send check (payable to able to Gamma Phi Beta and mail Gamma Phi Beta) to Mrs. Susan to P.O. Box 532, Portage, MI 49081. Remember a special sister with 486 Rd., this paperweight, handcrafted es Zaepfel, Morning Canyon 92625. Cali pecially for the Morgantown, W. Corona Del Mar, CA Ornaments Virginia alumnae by the Gentile fornia residents add 6% sales tax. Decorate your tree, and your Glass This Allow 3 to 4 weeks for delivery. Company. unique gift friends' too, with needlepoint features a Gamma Phi Beta Proceeds benefit the Arnold-Wit pink Christmas ornaments created Fund. by crest on a white hair back tenberg Scholarship angel the Milwaukee Alumnae. They're ground. It's a for perfect present available in six designs� candle, new initiates, big and little sisters, stocking, candy cane, bell, crescent officers, visitors chapter province Denver T-shirts moon and Gamma Phi Beta or even for just you. initials. Each kit contains hand To receive yours, mail your In the spirit of the upcoming drawn canvass, wood ring, felt name, address and zip code plus a Denver Convention, Alpha Phi back, yarn and directions. The de personal check or money order for Chapter is selling short-sleeved t- are $2.50 with yarn, $2.0U $11.75 to Mrs. shirts the motto "A Mile signs per paperweight bearing without. Add 50 cents for Richard E. Walters, 1062 Koontz with Gamma Phi." Available postage High and handling. Specify design and Ave., Morgantown, WV 26505. in red, black, dark blue and light send order to June Ladish, 5944 S. This amount will cover the blue with white the shirts paper lettering, 37th St., Greenfield, WI 53221. weight, gift box, gift card and ship sell for $5 including postage. To Make checks payable to Milwaukee ping. order, send size (S, M or L), color Alumnae, Gamma Phi Beta. To have the gift sent directly to and check to Linda Curtis, 1110 someone else, include the recipi Wood Ave., Colorado Springs, CO ent's name and address, as well as 80903. Minimum order: five shirts. a message for the card. Please Ladyfood allow three weeks for delivery. Ladyfood: A Collection of Recipes Postcards Enjoyed by Ladies and Gentlemen, is a hard cover, illustrated volume Brown and mode postcards, containing more than 700 recipes from Gamma Phi Betas. symbolically printed with a cres Compiled the book cent moon and carnation come by Dallas Alumnae, the includes on plain for use in writing personal chapters appetizers and salads and dress messages, or in meeting form for beverages, chapter reminders. Offered by the ings, main dishes, vegetables and Fort Lauderdale Alumnae, both desserts and pastries. Proceeds from the will be styles are available in packages of project divided between the Foundation 1()0 for $5.00 per pack, postage paid. Make checks payable to Fort and a scholarship fund marking Lauderdale Alumnae and mail to Gamma Phi Beta's 50th anniversa Mrs. James R. Hyatt, 5778 N.E. ry on the Southern Methodist cam 17th Ave., Fort Lauderdale, FL pus. To order, send $8.95 plus 33334. $1.05 postage and handling to Mrs. Herman Graham, 2716 Rosedale, Dallas TX 75225. Pincushions Crest Kits Survey Available The perfect Christmas gift for A fun project for big and little Those who participated in the favorite needlework enthusi or a your sisters great gift for graduating survey, "Satisfaction with Gamma ast is one of these hand painted seniors are 3" x 3" needlepoint Phi Beta Sorority as perceived by needlepoint kits, featuring either a pincushions offered by the Alumnae," conducted by Jennie pink carnation or the Gamma Phi Kalamazoo Crescent Circle. Colors Curtis in conjunction with her Beta crest. The crest kit comes in are mode and brown with a an pink Master's thesis may obtain three sizes: 5 x 7" ($5.00), 16 x 18" carnation intertwined in Gamma abstract of the results by writing ($10.00) and 19 x 26" ($20.00). The Phi Beta letters. All instructions Central Office. 4 38 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA FALL. 1979 tuples and Radios Evelyn Ryals (Oklahoma) to Joseph Gail Davis (Maryland) to David Bour A girl to David and Becky Anderson Levi Schroeder, March 10, 1979. don, May 12, 1979. (Boise St.), January 18, 1979. Gwynne Smith (Arizona) to James Fijan, Reva Horowitz (Maryland) to Warren A boy to Alvin and Carol Beranich Reitz June 16, 1979. Eisen, June 10, 1979. (Bradley), January 27, 1979. Sandy Creek (Puget Sound) to Greg Mindie Stern (Syracuse) to Steven Zisser, A girl to Art and Nancy Antichevich Baker, April 7, 1979. June 3, 1979. Click (Southwest Texas St.), February 21, Nancy Hays (Illinois) to Robert Sherri Robinson (California-Riverside) 1979. Brackmann, March 17, 1979. to Stephen Russ, August 9, 1978. A girl to Jack and Liz Mironas Hinds Debbie Olshefski (Texas Wesleyan) to Mary Ellen Wisniewski (Syracuse) to (Colorado), May 14, 1979. Eddie Gambill, June 16, 1979. Damon W. Hern, May 12, 1979. A girl to Dirk and Pat Merrill Marguerite Slocumb (Northwestern) to A girl to John and Chris Steig Richards Kempthorne (Idaho), March 10, 1979. Michael Seymour, March 31, 1979. (Washington) November 23, 1978. Twin girls to Danny and June Willis Karen Whitney (Kansas) to Grant Evans, A girl to Pat and Karen Bloomquist Duffy Thomas (Arizona St.), May 14, 1979. April 21, 1979. (Washington), April 11, 1979. A girl to Gary and Celia Smith Morgan Melinda Starkey (Kansas) to Christopher A boy to Clay and Sharon Snyder Valsted (E. Texas St.), December 23, 1978. Mature, May 26, 1979. (San Diego St.) April 25, 1979. A boy to Hilton and Liz Crosby Martin Marty Hodge (Kansas) to Steven Winkle- A boy to Charles and Ginny Place Myer (Colorado), February 16, 1979. man, May 26, 1979. (Vanderbilt), April 12, 1979. A girl to Steve and Candy Marsden Bobbie Briley (Kansas) to Stephen Gish, A boy to Gary and Linda Mistier Dunkle Baune (N. Dakota St.), April 25, 1979. May 19, 1979. (Miami), October 15, 1978. A boy to William and Maxine Turner Michele Harris (Maryland) to Bill Terry, A girl to Bob and Diane Rickelman Wallis (Texas Wesleyan), February 9, 1979. May 5, 1979. Kohler (Kentucky), November 16, 1978. For the Woman with Pride In Herself and T^^B There's a certain extra feeling of pride every Gamma Phi Beta ex periences v^hen she displays the symbols of her friendship in fine jewelry. When you want to remember that special friend or relative, think of fraternity jewelry by Pollack. Write for our free catalog of fine jewelry and accessories for Gam ma Phi Beta and other collegiate fraternities. Sterling LAVALIERS Charm 10K 10K Silver Gold Sterling Cliain Filled 10K Silver 1-3LL/02VG Vertical Monogram $10.75 $20.75 $ 8.00 2-2/LL40G Crescent 14.50 24.50 9.50 3-3/LL/12G Heart with Monogram 12.00 22.00 9.50 4-CC/07G Crest 16.50 - 10.00 5-3LL/14MG Sculptured 1375 2375 10.50 6-3LL/13DG Three Dimension 16.00 26.00 13.00 (Gold Plated Charm/ Gold Filled chain $13.00) 7-3LL/025G staggered Monogram 10.75 20.75 6.00 8-3LL/09G Circle Monogram 12.00 22.00 9.00 9-2LL/37G Crescent Enameled 19.00 29.00 14.00 10-2LL/58G 1896 Monogram 14.50 24.50 9.50 OTHER INSIGNIA (Not Illustrated) RECOGNITION PINS; CR/25G Crest-Gold Filled $ 4.00 MG/11G Monogram-Gold Filled 4.00 MB/FG Crescent-Black Enamel-Gold Filled 4.00 MOTHER MOTHER'S PIN-Pink Carnation- Gold Filled 4.25 Pl/G PLEDGE PIN-Brown Enamel with Yellow Crescent-Gold Filled 2.00 PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Please add 2% for postage, handling and insurance (minimum SOc) to alt orders for above merctiandise: add $1.00 service ctiarge on orders less ttian $10.00. 1700 WEST IRVING PARK ROAD CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60613 FALL, 1979 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 39 -/SlDQ �[p[p�[FOQa[iDDO^ San Francisco Peninsula alum nae chapter took the opportunity to support Gamma Phi Beta's in ternational philanthropy, camp ing, when they held a fund raising luncheon attended by more than 90 guests. Funds were presented to the San Francisco Council of Girl Scouts to send two special girls to camp for one week. Gamma Phi Beta Camp Sechelt received a check for $250. The luncheon was held in the community room at Bay View Federal Savings and Loan corpo rate headquarters. Bay View Attending the fund raising luncheon were (I to r) Federal the luncheon free Sheila Otteson, Girl Scout campership chairman, provided Elizabeth Williams, luncheon chairman and of charge. Aileen Tredwell, philanthropy chairman. Gamma Phi Parents: While your daughter is in college, her magazine is sent to her home address. We hope you enjoy it. If SB no longer in college and is not living at home, please send her new address to Gamma Phi Beta Central Office on the form bel^ Clip form, place in CHANGE OF ADDRESS OR NAME REPLY stamped envelope and mail to Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, International Members are responsible for all address changes. Allow 4 weeks. Inc., Headquarters, 7503 Maiden Name Chapter Marin Drive, Englewood, CO 80111 My profession or training is in New name if different from label Title Last First Middle Entire new address Street City . State .Zip PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE OLD LABEL D Check here if change of address is for other than addressee. i