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SEPTEMBER 1959 COLLEGIATES

ON CAMPUS

Sharon Mische of North Dakota State is Ihe Lettermen's Sweetheart and proudly displays Ihe trophy presented lo her by Ihe college athletes.

Al Kappa Alpha's Dixie Boll, Mary Ellen Hovey (Woshingfon U.) was named Special Maid to Ihe K. A. Rose. She and her escort promenade under Ihe arched swords of Ihe "Confed eracy."

Al McGill Universily, Joan Blundell (second from lefl) won the Silver Arrow in Intercollegiole archery compelilion. Also com peting for McGill were Gamma Phis Georgia Whitman, Mau reen Norwood and Joanne Seal, pictured from lefl.

Gamma Phi Betos and Pi Lambda Phis ol Ihe University of Gamma Phis of Memphis S(o(� California joined forces for the annual Spring Sing and won "' as dolls in Ihe first place sweepstakes award. are pictured baby skif for fhe Deffo Zefo Follin, �"' "What Do We Think About ��� I" From left, front row, Barbara < more, Sandra Stobaugh, Cofol Dowdy and Connie Holland- H 1^ row, Ann Clark, Mary Frantei Caiman, Margaret McCullai 4 Shown receiving a hand Corinne Wells. some corsage and a kiss

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on of the of North Dakota a CRESCENT Scene campus University gives glimpse THE of the library, at left, and Merrifield Hall which houses the college of Science, Literature, and Art. Alpha Beta chapter was chartered on the North Dakota campus June 16, 1920. of Gamma Phi Beta Famed English Coulee (above), which winds through the scenic Uni from the air. The versitv of North Dakota campus, is pictured Volume LIX September, 1959 Number 3 Gamma Phi Beta house is located on one bank of the Coulee.

2 Salute to a Scholar 3 A Visit to the University of North Dakota 4 Civic Leaders Are Honored Editorial StaflF: 5 She Teaches Small Fry to Fly High Ardis McBroom Marek (Mrs. James J.) Editor, Clifton, Illinois. Our Alumnae Noreen Linduska Zahour (Mrs. Edward F.) Associate Editor, 3 Jac 6 Among queline Drive, Downers Grove, Illinois. 7 Rhode Island's Cherry Blossom Princess B. Naglestad T. Alumna; Associate Editor, Rock Jeannette (Mrs. R.) 8 Cream of the College Crowd Rapids, Iowa. 9 A Treasured Collection from India Ruth J. Wood, Business Manager, Room 960, 53 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, Illinois. 10 President's Page 11 Grand Council Appointments 13 The Gamma Phi Beta Foundation 14 Convention Address: The Edgewater Gulf Hotel The Crescent is published September 1, December 1, March 1, and May 1, by the George Banta Company, Inc., official printers of the fraternity, 16 Province Conference Reports at Curtis Reed Plaza. Menasha, Wisconsin. Subscription price $1.50 a year payable in advance, 40^ a single copy. 21 In Memoriam Send of address and correspondence of a business nature to change It All with Two Alumnas Gamma Phi Beta, Room 960, 53 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, Illinois. Mail 23 Began lists close November 1, February 1 and April 1. By February ing August 1, 24 Can Grow on Trees! 25, send Grand President business for consideration at spring council meeting. Money nature is to be addressed to the Editor, Funds Correspondence of an editorial 25 Beta Kappa Follies Provide Fun and Mrs. James J. Marek, Clifton, Illinois. Items for publication should be ad dressed to the editor to arrive not later than June 15, October 1, January 26 Gamma Phi Betas on Campus 1 and February 20. Member of Fraternity Magazines Associated. AU matters pertaining to 46 Chapter Directory be directed to Fraternity Magazines Associated, national advertising should Chairmen 1585 Ridge Avenue, Evanston, Illinois. 55 Membership under the act Entered as second-class matter at Menasha, Wisconsin, Initiates into Gamma Phi Beta the 60 New of March 3, 1879. Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage under for in the act of 28, 1925. provisions of Sec. 34-40 Par. (D) provided February 70 Directory Second-class postage paid at Menasha, Wisconsin. 72 Gamma Phi Beta List Printed in the United States of America. Chapter Salute to a Scholar

Topping 2700 candidates for bachelor's degrees at the University ; of was Illinois Omicron's Dianne Baumann, who earned a perfect "A" scholastic record through four years of high school and four years of college. Dianne received the 25th Illinois diploma in her i family, and is shown above introducing her uncle, Norman F. 1 i ' Brunkow (right), Avho received the first of these diplomas in 1914, i to President David D. Henry of the University. j Presentation of special events Ihroughout Ihe year 1958 marked the 75lh anniver sary of fhe founding of fhe Ifniversify of North Dakola. Signs, such as the one at lefl, were erected on various parts of fhe campus in recognition of fhe ce/ebrafion.

A Visit to the Campus

first 20 actives of Alpha Beta in the Phi Delta Theta house. Gamma Phi was the fifth national sorority to appear on the University of North Dakota campus. The chapter house had four different locations prior to 1929, It was back in the years following the Battle of the Little when the members moved into their present "pink castle" Big Horn�and before North Dakota became a state�that located on the scenic banks of the English Coulee. Dakota pioneers, with foresight and faith in the future, paused The house was remodeled in 1956, when the basement was amid breaking the prairie sod to plan for higher education. made into a beautiful large chapter room of knotty pine and They founded the University of North Dakota on February two bedrooms and a bath were added. 27, 1883 at Grand Forks. In 1957 the alumnae chapter completely redecorated the liv Four faculty members met the 11 students who entered the ing room and smoker and added new furniture to make our University on the opening day September 8, 1884. Twenty- pink abode the loveliest of sorority houses. ])])]) eight students had enrolled by the end of the first month and Nell Henley the total for the year was 79. Alpha Beta '60 In its early years, the University survived two major crises. On June 16, 1887, a severe windstorm entirely demolished the west wing of Main, the only building on campus. To meet ex penses for repairs, the trustees borrowed 1 10,000 from local banks to keep the school operating. In 1895 the State Legisla ture appropriated only |15,000 for the University for the bien nium, despite a request for 10 times that sum. To maintain the University during the period, a fund was raised from dona tions by private citizens and members of the faculty. The year 1958 was an important milestone for the Univer sity of North Dakota�it was the 75th anniversary of the Uni versity's founding, which was marked by a gift of one million dollars, by Chester Fritz, world financier, for a new library building. In the span of 75 years, the University has developed from only one building into an institution with a physical plant including some 30 major buildings of Tudor Gothic Architec ture. Approximately 4,000 students now study at the University during the year and more than 49,000 students have studied at the University since it first opened its doors. UND is noted for its outstanding Greek system. This year Interfraternity council won the National Interfraternity Coun cil award. UND's panhellenic council was honored for its out standing achievements by winning the Fraternity Month in the trophy for excellence 1957 national competition. Gamma Phi DoRae Cougill reigned as Queen al Ihe Universily of Norlh Alpha Beta chapter of Gamma Phi Beta had its origin in Dakota's 75th Anniversary Homecoming celebration. She is pictured wiih 1916 when a local sorority, Delta Kappa Tau, was organized. In Norlh Dakota's Governor John E. Dovis, who presenfed her wilh a trophy 1920, the Fargo and Minneapolis alumnae chapters initiated the and flowers.

THE CR SCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 3 . . CIVIC LEADERS ARE HONORED

In Winnipeg, Catherine Stewart (U. of Manitoba) was recently elected Chairman of the Winnipeg School Board. She is serving her second term as a School Trustee, having chalked up the greatest number of votes ever recorded by a Trustee. The School Board of Winnipeg looks after the educational needs of some 45,000 children with a money budget of nearly 15 million dollars annually. However, as Catherine says, "Most important is that Winnipeg is considered to be in the forefront of education in Canada, with major work classes and other special education classes." Catherine is shy, and very modest about her achievements and always understates any prob lems she encounters in her work. But every job is well done! Her present position in the business world is Investment Counsel for the Sovereign Life Assurance Company of Canada. That she can also hold such a responsible office in the com munity and do it well is a credit to us all. Shelia W. Stevens University of Manitoba '42

Miss Sfeworf One of the most enjoyable and entertaining members of the Tri-City alumnae chapter and no running water among 45,000 moslem Urdu speaking is also one of Moline's busiest. people. Also on the agenda was a trip to Australia, which, as Mrs. Robert Flatley (Mary Mary says, was only 8,000 miles out of the way. The Tri-City Louise Rho Meersman, '38) Alumnae have benefited from Mary's trip because she has been has been recently appointed kind enough to show slides and tell of the people and customs William Gover by Stratton, of the foreign lands she visited. nor of the State of Illinois, to There are other qualities in Mary's personality which have the Illinois Commission on not yet been presented but which have endeared her to all Children. This Commission is Gamma Phis in the area. She is an individual with an origi /' the executive commit steering nality, a casualness, and a rare sense of humor that belong to tee for the Illinois White her and her alone. ])})}> House Conference called by President Eisenhower for March of 1960. The first such

conference was held in 1910 How many times have we heard the saying, "Behind every Mrs. Flatley and they are now called every successful man, there's a woman"? In the case of Margaret and ten years. John Randall, this is certainly true! Mary received her Master's Degree in Social Work at the The Cedar Rapids alumnas chapter is very fortunate to have University of Iowa and is now President of the Moline Com as one of its most active members Mrs. John Randall (Mar munity Welfare Council. Previous to becoming president she garet Graham), whose husband was installed in August (1959) served as secretary and represented the council on the Marriage as President of the American Bar Association at its annual Preparation Course Committee. Other positions she holds are meeting held this year in Miami. Secretary of the Moline Library Board, Board of the Women's Mr. Randall graduated from Law School at the University Auxiliary to the Medical Society where she has served as Chair of Iowa in 1923 and has been practicing law in Cedar Rapids man of the American Medical Education Foundation and on since that time. During the past few months several honorary legislation for the auxiliary. Chairman of Conservation of degrees have been conferred on Mr. Randall. Among these, an Vision at Thomas Jefferson school for five years, as well as honorary doctorate degree from Coe College in Cedar Rapids, ser\'ing her sorority as a very active member of the alumnae and the University of Iowa's Law School made him an honorary chapter. She has also served on the Panhellenic Board in the member of the Order of Coif, which is a scholastic organiza Tri-Cities. tion. Besides being such a busy and active woman in Civic affairs, Margaret has been an active worker for Gamma Phi Beta Mary is a devoted wife and mother. Her husband is Dr. Robert from the time she attended the University of Missouri right up Flatley, an Ophthalmologist and Otolar) ngologist, and there to the present time. In addition to holding almost every office are five children in the family, Marie 11, Rosie 10, Jim 7, in the alumnae chapter, Margaret is president of the House Jane 4 and Joan 2. It appears that the children are almost as Corporation Board at Rho Chapter (Iowa U). Her other inter busy as their mother, thus creating another job for her, that ests include P. E. O., working for her church, the First Presby of being cliaiilfeur. Marie and Rosie are both in 4-H and Girl terian, and traveling. Margaret's hobby is collecting antiques Scouts and the three oldest girls take dancing lessons. Crowded and her lovely home displays a great deal of charm and quaint- into this schedule somewhere are swimming lessons. Add to ness. this the fact that Mary was a Lieutenant in the WAVES for The Randalls have two children� a daughter, Mrs. Wiilia'" .31/, years and you can see how varied life has been. Jameson, Jr., of Menlo Park, California, and a son, John, Jr . In 1953 Mary had the wonderful and exciting experience of who graduated from the University of Iowa's Law School i" making a trip around the world with her husband. Included in June. J J }) their trip was a five week stay at a Mission Eye Hospital in the Suzanne Phillips Hir.sch Rho and Siiid Desert in Pakistan. Thev lived in a tent with no electricity Cedar Rapids Alumnce

4 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1959 She Teaches Small Fry to Fly High

By June Morgan Hurley

From books to big top reads the biography of petite 23-year old Faye Moses, ace aerialist of the Florida State University circus, who founded St. Petersburg's Flying Circus. Now senior supervisor for the City Recreation Department, Faye directs play ground activities, coordinates parades, and coaches her youthful charges in circus techniques in her leisure hours. the In her first year with the Recreation Department, Faye spearheaded inauguration of the circus. She credits FSU Circus coach Jack Haskins with the excellent training that has enabled her to build a circus of performers from 6 to 21 years old. With his help she acquired the necessary ropes, nets, and trapeze for St. Petersburg's Circus, and built it from the ground up almost single handed. St. Petersburg had its first glimpse of the circus in July 1958. Everywhere people of the community talked about the girl behind the big show. Its smashing success es tablished the Flying Circus as another outstanding St. Petersburg attraction. The second occurred during the city-wide Festival of States in March big performance ^� 1959. In daring feats and dashing costumes, this was an even greater success than the premier performance. All the glitter and glamour of the big top is part of the youth circus. The costumes An aerial threesome in SI. Petersburg's Flying are made parents of the performers, by Circus which was inaugurated by Gamma Phi and Moses works out the routines Faye Faye Moses for youngsters from six to 21. with her youthful charges. Her flying act boasts of the only girl catcher in the entire world, and a show-topper is flirtatious 6-year-old plete the circus program. a new Terry Caveratta who flies through the Meaningful physical training, air without blinking her big brown interest, and a drop off in juvenile have been the outcomes eyes. delinquency the circus movement. A pyramid bicycle act, ballerinas on of i a member of Beta Mu trapeze, a rola board, and clowns com- Faye chapter f. at Florida State University was an aerial star during her four years with "Flying High." When asked if she came from a circus family, she replied, "Good ness no! My mother gets dizzy when she stands up on a chair! Dad is a business man and my two sisters in grammar school and high school aren't circus-minded. At FSU, the show bug got hold of me. All the boys and girls tried out for the circus, so I did and I made it." She had her doubts about teaching, but has found it a more rewarding ex perience than performing. Many of her pupils want to work for "good grades" so that they too may take part in FSU's circus when they are eligible for college. A young trapeze ballerina is one of many SI. Such a big job, means that every Petersburg children who have benefited from day holds an exhausting schedule for Faye's splendid physical training and a new, Faye. She commutes from her home in worthwhile interest in the Flying Circus. Tampa and works from 8 a.m. 'til noon organizing games, music, arts and crafts on 19 playgrounds. At 2 p.m. she reports to one of the three local youth centers where she coaches her charges each afternoon and three nights per week. Moses and her Circus" A show-stopper al Ihe main performance is Faye "Flying have been a wholesome on Ihis adagio act featuring six-year old Terry influence Caveratta. the youth of St. Petersburg. D ]) D

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 5 AMONG OUR ALUMNA

. . . POET .. . AUTHOR Pauline Benedict Tallman Holly Wilson

Winner of many literary honors, Pauline Benedict Tallman is a of the of Of her numerous graduate University Michigan. Another Beta chapter mem published poems, the following is one which appeared in ber from the University of under her name of Benedict Fisher. Driftwind, pen Michigan who has carved a career with words is Holly Wilson. Her latest book, to be LOVE OF LAND published this month, is By called Stranger in Singamon. It is the story of Connie Carmody who must stay in Michigan Pauline Benedict Tallman a year while her parents go to England. She rebels at being what she calls "immured in the wilderness," but the small town Under the I have stood pines of Singamon holds many exciting surprises for her. Since first I remember; Holly Wilson's many published books are wonderfully ap Under the pines, the spice of their breathing around us. pealing to teen-agers, possibly because she practiced telling and Their heads bent above, writing stories for her own teen-age daughters. However, when Holly herself was just a shade beyond the teens, she wrote an And no sun, warming through. adult novel The king Pin which was awarded the Hopwood coax the blades; Might up grass Prize at the University of Michigan. Under the soft-speaking pines. Holly's husband is Dr. Frederic W. Wilson, a psychiatrist Looking out into the blue sky. associated with the Traverse City, Michigan State Hospital. Her friend in the photograph is Frisky, a character in her new Rolling land drops little hill after little hi book. Falling lower and lower Till only the blue sky is there; The land has into dipped infinity. EDITOR . . . Some think that the sky is infinite Betty Cashman But give me the land, the warm, constant land.

Beatrice Cashman, Sometimes the brown of old grass is brushed with soft green. (Betty) alumna of Kappa chapter at Sometimes there are sheep and young lambs. the University of Minnesota, Sometimes there are cattle, has recently been named Gar Cows coming home before twilight den Editor of Better Homes And horses turned out for night frolic. and Gardens magazine. the But always, be it springtime or fall. Betty joined magazine's staff in 1955 in the flower ar There are crows flying over, cawing. ranging and table setting de Sharp against a far sky they flap lazy wings. partment. She previously has held public relations positions I love the great remote ceiling of blue, with Roses, Incorporated, and I love the and the cattle. sheep with a garden supply firm in New York City. Most recently she But above all I love the land itself. was employed as assistant editor of the Associated Hospital Lying there permanent and complete. Services publication in New York. A 1932 graduate in speech and drama, Betty taught speech for two The crows may fly over at will. years in South Bend, Indiana. Earlier in her career she was manager of the Cashman Greenhouses in Owatonna, Min They may stalk about on its fair grassy places. nesota, and thus has gone full circle from flowers to flowers. They may caw from the ragged trees by its fences. They are always there. They belong to the sky and yet they possess my treasure While I, in whose soul burns a spark of its soul. May never go back to it. I must build it a shrine in my heart .-Vnd be content widi that worship. Another poet of note is Constance Miriam Syford (U. of Nebraska). Her recent Paean to the Prairie Pioneer appeared Yet who can tell? as a full page feature in the Lincoln, Nebraska Journal and Once, in the cawing flock, I saw a white crow! Star, when that city celebrated its Centennial last April.

6 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1 959 Naomi Harrison, Ohio Wesleyan

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Cherry Blossom Princess

"Rhode Island's representative in the 1959 National Cherry mingled and had a wonderful time. Friday night after a

Blossom Festival is eighteen year old Naomi Harrison . . ." the sumptuous meal, the festivities continued at the Tidal Basin. announcer's voice crooned. As the band played the Rhode Once again her name was read out and she made her way Island state song, Naomi started across the ballroom of the toward the stage, in a full length pink silk organdy gown with Sheraton-Park Hotel. The spotlight gleamed on her light scalloped hem line. She walked down the ramp, escorted by brown hair and glowed softly on her full white gown with its 2nd Lieutenant Vincent Wood, curtsied as she had been care enormous pink bow trailing to the floor. As she took her place fully and patiently taught by Mrs. Pearle Mesta, also from on the stage with the fifty-one other Cherry Blossom Princesses Rhode Island and charmed by her state's candidate. The large she could hardly believe that only twenty-four hours ago she wheel bearing the names of all the states, territories and the had been listening to the droning of the plane that had sepa District of Columbia whirled around, slowed down and stopped rated her from the Ohio Wesleyan University campus and her one eighth of an inch away from Rhode Island. Carolyn Harris Monday afternoon chemistry lab. of Arkansas, Cherry Blossom Queen of 1959, led the dancing Naomi is a Freshman at Alpha Eta Chapter of Gamma Phi which continued until one that night. Beta, a popular and energetic girl whose sparkling blue eyes Saturday started with a mid-morning brunch where mounds give away her mischievous personality. She is interested in of turkey, and champagne was served while a combo provided dramatics and dressmaking. Naomi's father, Gordon F. Harri background music. The crowning of the Queen at the armory son, holds the position of Chief Clerk and Counsel for the that afternoon was followed by the Illuminated Parade in Senate Committee on Rules and Administration. Thus her which Naomi waved exhuberantly to the crowds lining "K" family is living in Washington, while their home is in Crans street as her convertible cruised along in front of cheering ton, Rhode Island. people and TV cameras. On Wednesday, April 8, she was rushed off to a luncheon Once again on Sunday, the girls were served a gala brunch. and sophisticated fashion show at the Mayflower Hotel. There, That afternoon, wearing a delicate white formal, Naomi was dressed demurely in a navy blue sheath and a fragrant gar formally introduced for the last time. The festivities were denia corsage she was introduced by Rhode Island's Repre almost over. The only event left was the Farewell dinner and sentative Fogarty. Later that afternoon she and the other party at which the girls put on skits as entertainment. Here princesses met the Emperor and Empress of Japan at the Japa Naomi received a silver bracelet and medallion and several nese Embassy where they had tea. From there she was whisked favors to remind her of her whirling, make-believe week of away to a State Society Dance as the guest of the Illinois can frothy dresses, handsome escorts, and cherry blossoms. didate, Maureen Stans. Naomi was on the plane once more. This time the whirring Friday, the day of the selection of the Queen followed a busy propellors were drawing her back to that Monday Chemistry day in which Naomi cheered as the Washington Senators de lab and the weekly meeting of Alpha Eta chapter where her feated the Baltimore Orioles and which ended with a casual sisters were eagerly waiting to see her again and hear of her supper and record party where the girls and their escorts experiences as Cherry Blossom Princess. }) }) })

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 7 CREAM OF THE COLLEGE CROWD � �

the Janice Corda, San Jose State, has been named Calilornia 4-H Diamond Star, highest 4-H honor in the State. She represented California at the National 4-H Club Convention in Washington, D.C. in June and also received a two week extended tour of the United States. and was the State Janice was a 1957-58 .All Star and State Diamond Star Candidate, and sectional winner in leadership and won a trip to the Chicago 4-H Club Congress and attended the Governor's in 1957. Last year she was named Regional Dairy Princess Youth Conference where she was chosen as one of the fifteen in the State to serve on Governor Knight's special Youth Advisory Committee. Janice was also named All-around Showman of her county; she was a county medal winner in the modeling contest seven times and last year won the contest on the dress she designed. for two and was On campus, Janice was secretary of the Social Affairs Committee years recently elected Vice-Chairman for the coming year. She was on the Freshman Class Council and served as Finance Chairman of the Sophomore Class. She served on the Panhellenic Council and is a Freshman Camp Counselor. .\t the recent Recognition Banquet Janice was named one of the hundred most active women on campus. }) J ])

Janice Corda, San Jose Sfofe

Entertains President Sukarno Fulbright Scholarship to Oxford Ann Trammel (UCLA) was a recent guest in the home of Nancy Coover (Nebraska) whom The Crescent jjaused to Chancellor and Mrs. Raymond B. .Alien of the University when honor a year ago as top graduate at Nebraska, continues to they entertained President Achmed Sukarno of Indonesia. reap awards as an outstanding scholar. In addition to playing the harp with a musical ensemble, Winner of a Woodrow Wilson fellowship for graduate study, .Ann played a Japanese stringed instrument for the honored Nancy received her Master's degree in June from Radcliffe guest. He complimented her on the achievement and the qual College. In September she sails for England as a Fulbright ity of her music. scholar to study at Oxford, where she will do research on Other guests who entertained President Sukarno were Rich James Joyce. ard Crook and Meredith Wilson. In the meantime (June 13, to be exact) Nancy was married to Dr. George F. Andreasen who will accompany her to Eng land where he also will take graduate studies.

From One Gainma Phi to Anotlier

The presentation of the Minerva trophy by .Averill llilie to Wendy Woods symbolizes Wendy's presidency of the Women's .Vssociation of the II niversity of Manitoba. .Alpha Kappas are exceptionally proud Ijecause for two successive years the office will have been occupied by a Gamma Phi Beta. Wendy, who is very versatile and the only girl in Engineer ing, will organize all women's activities on campus and serve as one of a seven member Executive Board of the Student's Union.

Averill lliffe llefll and Wendy Woods, U. of Manifobo

e THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1959 As one of ifs recent culture programs, Befo Mu and Ihe Tallahassee alumnae presented Mrs. Meyer Nimkoff (Frances Lucas) lo Ihe members and their guests. Mrs. Nimkoff (shown left wilh part of her collection) has recently relumed from a six-monlh trip to India where her husband, Meyer, had a Fulbright assignment to Ihe Universily of Delhi. The following account of Ihis fas cinating talk was prepared by Mrs. George Wajdowicz (Belly Ann King, Florida State alumna).

A Treasured Collection from India

Handicrafts of India are of special interest to a person inter plates and brass goblets. Each child in India has his own plate ested in the arts because they represent a highly sophisticated and goblet. If the child is Hindu, they will be made of brass, art and a primitive art. it Moslem, of copper. Glass bracelets, oxidized copper bracelets India is noted especially for textiles. For centuries the art with silver inlays, and silver jewelry with enamel fini.sh were of weaving flourished in India and today, almost every known beautiful and showed varied craftsmanship. kind of looming of cotton, silk, or wool is to be found in India. The walnut wood carving of Kashmir and the sandalwood Some of the major forms of textiles are the woven design, the of South India represent another craft. As a decorative feature, block print designs, and the embroidered designs. All of these the lotus is often found, especially in the carvings. Ivory inlay textiles are represented in Mrs. Nimkoff's collection. Of par in wall plaques was represented by an array of colorful para ticular interest is the Naga Shawl of bright red and other keets in wood and ivory. vivid colors. This shawl is worn by the men in this primitive Other forms of folk art displayed were basketry, ceramic tribe. Mrs. Nimkoff plans on using this exquisite piece as a beads, bells which represent bullocks, horses, goats, and other table cover. domestic animals. Although the Indian would not use these Like the shawl, Mrs. Nimkoff planned a special use for each beads for jewelry, Mrs. Nimkoff expects to use hers for personal of the items she brought back with her. However, she could adornment. Highly ornamented and designed leather sandals not use these items as she intended them to be used while she are yet another handicraft and one which especially delights remained in India as this would have been insulting to the the western visitor. people of that country. Mrs. Nimkoff visited in many out-of-the-way places in India. India claims to be the inventor of the art of silk weaving On some occasions she was the first white woman to enter some even though most people usually consider China to be. The villages. It was in such places as these that she gathered many Cashmere, and the Cotton of Kashmir are also world famous. of the articles displayed. Each item was carefully selected and The metal work of India includes the world famous brass chosen with a special use in mind. She says that she could ware, copper, and beautiful silver and gold wrought jewelry. select with care because of the free time on her hands while One of the examples of this work was represented in copper her husband was busy studying and lecturing in India.

Nominating Committee for 1960 Convention Chairman, Mrs. B. Wade Foster, Nashville Province VII Delegate, Mrs. Robert Wright, Bay City, Texas Province I Alternate, Mrs. Collin Lockfield, Lubbock Mrs. Forrest Delegate, Witmeyer, Syracuse Province IX Alternate, Mrs. K. B. Heisey, Toronto Delegate, Mrs. Frank Pence, Tulsa Mrs. Helen Province III Alternate, Kline, Muskogee Province XI Delegate, Mrs. Cresswell Ramsey, Cleveland Heights Alternate, Mrs. Keith McClatchie, Columbus Delegate, Mrs. J. D. Joy, Littleton, Colo. Alternate, Mrs. Fayne Merritt, Lincoln, Neb. Province V Province XIII Delegate, Mrs. L. W. Riggs, Des Moines Delegate, Mrs. De Wolf Alden, Berkeley Alternate not reported Alternate, Mrs. Eugene Van Horn, San Francisco

THE CRESCENT OP GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 9 Elizabeth Wheeler Olsen International Grand President, Grand Council

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Fall of 'Fifty-Nine! What will it bring to you, to your chapter, future of the sorority in their hands. To know our undergjrad- to Gamma Phi Betas everywhere in this Small World? To our uate members is a reward in itself. We need their fresh approach undergraduate members it brings the beginning of a new col to life, their new skills in communication and social relation lege year, like an open book in which each new page is a day ships, just as they need our perspective to help them maintain of unexplored delights. To them it brings the opportunity to balance in their whirlwind lives. stretch their minds, to build new records of achievement, to To alumnae living outside the areas served by organized make new friends, and to add to the circle of Gamma Phi Beta alumnae chapters, this issue of The Crescent brings a new through the process of rushing, pledging and initiation. opportunity to support Gamma Phi Beta as dues-paying mem It will be 85 years this fall since our Founders first gathered bers. On recommendation of the 1958 Convention a new themselves into the little band of friends which has grown to bill-form has been devised so that alumnae who cannot partici number nearly 35,000. Throughout these 85 years the process of pate in alumnae chapter activities because no such chapter rushing has developed into a skilled art which our chapters re exists nearby may pay their dues and support the philanthropic hearse and perform with the greatest of ease. Yet it is never projects of the sorority. In this issue, also, many of your ques a cut-and-dried process for there is always the personal equation tions regarding the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation are answered. behind it which says to the rushee, "I like you, and I want You will find this a project most worthy of your interest and you for my sister in Gamma Phi Beta." Unless the chapter feels support. this desire for friendship and finds its interest returned in the To Grand Council and Province VIII the Fall of 'Fifty-Nine warm response of the freshmen they meet, there is no point, no means a period of intensive planning for the 1960 Convention purpose, and no result. to be held at the Edgewater Gulf Hotel, Gulfport, Mississippi Rushing serves a two-fold purpose. It draws a chapter closer next June. together, inspires the members with a feeling of mutual under Initial preparations were made at the Province VIII Con de standing, teaches them to cooperate in plans, discussion, enter ference in Nashville in the spring. Further details will be with tra tainment, and all the myriad of details that make up a successful cided at Fall Council Meeting. Our Southern alumna: rush season. ditional hospitality extend a most cordial welcome to visit them Even as its draws the chapter circle closer it expands again in the land of magnolias and the Cherokee rose, of tropical to admit the new members chosen in the spirit that says, "You breezes and summer sunshine. Plan now to come to Convention belong in this family circle." in 1960! We'll be so happy to see you. To the alumnae diapters Fall brings the opportunity to plan Elizabeth Wheeler Olsen new ways of helping the collegiate chapters which carry the Grand President

10 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER � 1959 ^AND COUNCIL AIPIPOIINTMEN1

MARGARET MOORE GRANT Province V Alumnce Director

Striking, stately and gracious Mrs. Vernon Grant Jr. (Margaret Moore, University of Iowa) is the new Alumnas Director of Province V. Margaret has been secretary, treasurer, membership chairman and president of the Des Moines alumnas chapter of Gamma Phi Beta. She has attended province conference and was a delegate to the international convention in St. Louis. Since the death of her husband in 1955 her interest has been in traveling. Last summer she spent several weeks in Europe visiting nine countries including twelve days in Russia. She left the first of July for a most interesting trip to Hawaii, Japan, Hong Kong and Thailand, expecting to be gone two months. We of the Des Moines alumna; chapter are proud Margaret has been asked to be our new director and know Province V will benefit from association with her. Gwen Boulden Riggs, University of Nebraska and Des Moines Alumna Chapter.

Airs. Granf MARY JO FORREST COPENHAVER Province YU Collegiate Director

Lubbock alumnas were justly proud of Mary Jo Forrest Copenhaver when she was chosen director of Province VII. Mary Jo graduated from Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri and Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas. At S.M.U. she was initiated into Gamma Phi Beta. Mary Jo is a charter member of the Lubbock alumnas chapter and has .served the organization by holding every olfice. Other activities include Parent-Teacher Association of which she was president, the Cancer Society, Lubbock County of which she served on the board, Community Chest, Red Cross, and Cancer Drives. She is a member of the Junior League of Lubbock and on the board for the Lubbock County Society for Crippled Children. At the Methodist Church she is active as teacher for the eighth grade Sunday School Department and tor both the children's Cathedral and Carol Choirs. She and her husband, Larry, have two active daughters, Kay, twelve years old, and Carolyn, nine years old. Larry is the owner of Custom Kitchens. Mary Jo's hobbies are swimming, poodles (Chiffon & Scrapple), handwork and sewing when she has time.

RHETTA PATTON SHORT

Mrs. Copenhaver Province /X Collegiate Director

Only on rare occasions is Gamma Phi Beta fortunate enough to secure the services of one so unusually qualified for a particular job as is Rhetta Short for the position of PCD. Her greatest inter est for fifteen years has been her work vvith youth. During those years she has served as superintendent of the Methodist Youth Fellowship in the First Methodist Church of Okmulgee, Oklahoma, Dean of Girls for six years at the Methodist Conference Camp in Oklahoma and sponsor for the sub-District work and an instructor for three years in the District Camps. This summer Rhetta attended the National Convocation of Youth at Purdue University where 6,000 Methodist young people from over the world were in attendance, serving as Counselor and Resource Leader for the meeting. She also is active in the W.S.C.S., the adult ladies organization of the church and has held several offices in it. Rhetta has more than carried her share in the P.T.A. with numerous "jobs well done" to her credit. She has chairmanned the All-School Polio Drive in Okmulgee for five years. Currently, she is president of the Gamma Phi Beta State .41umnas Association and has served as vice-president for two terms. She finds mental stimulation in her study club, Sesame, and here again holds an office�that of vice-president. Recently, she became a charter member of the Okmulgee Service League, a newly- organized group of fifty young women dedicated to serving the community. Rhetta lost her husband last December after a year's illness and is blessed to have her two fine children, Roger who is 15 and Judith age 17 who is attending William Woods College this year. All of us in Oklahoma feel very fortunate to have her direct our college chapters for she loves young people and is stimulated by working with them. Mrs. Short Helen Hoffman Pence, Tulsa Alumna

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 11 DOROTHY JIRETZ KELLOGG Province VIII Collegiate Director

Housewife, mother, teacher, and former Clothing and Textile career girl reads the biography of the new Collegiate Director of Province VIII, Mrs. John R. Kellogg of Tampa, Florida. Graduating from Florida State University in 1953, the former Dorothy Jiretz, was active in Beta Mu chapter. She participated in Tarpon Club, and appeared in one of their synchronized swim routines in Paramount's Sport Short, "Water Swimphony." She was a member of "F" Club, girl's athletic honorary and of Gamma Alpha Chi, advertising club. She served as a Junior Counselor and Dormitory Floor Chairman. .\ clothing and textiles major, Dorothy was in the Junior Executive Training Program at Davison Paxon Company in Atlanta, Georgia. In .Atlanta she met John R. Kellogg, married in June 1954 and returned to Tampa where Dr. Kellogg has resumed his practice in chiropractry. Mrs. Kellogg .A former Tampa elementary school teacher and adult education instructor, Dorothy has two children, Lori-Lynn, four, and Mark Jon, nearly three. She is past president of Tampa Bay Area alumna; and an active mem ber of the American Association of University Women and the Alunin;^ Profile Woman's Auxiliary to the Hillsborough County Chiropractic Outstanding is the word Society. for "Dr. Mary," who is really She will direct the collegiate chapters of Province VIII; Mem Mary Mitchell Henry, M.D. phis State University, Vanderbilt, Florida State University and of the San Antonio Alumnas Rollins College. Chapter. By June Morgan Hurley (Florida State U. '53) This charming and gentle lady, who has reared two lovely daughters, Mary Alice Alumnae Installed Henry of Dormstadt, Ger Gary Chapter many and Mrs. Jack Lewis Another alumnae chapter in Indiana was installed April 25 Buckner of Austin, Texas when Province Alumnae Director Helen Brandt presented the has contriubted much to the charter for the Gary chapter to president Mary Alice Hughes Medical and Social Culture Benson. of San Antonio. Following the impressive service, charter members signed the While attending Okla lovely membership book which was a gift of the installing homa University in Norman, officer, Mrs. Brandt. she helped to organize the Charter members included Mrs. Benson State Dr. Henry (Indiana local group, who a year later Teachers), president of the chapter. Donna Jean Berg (fndiana became Psi Chapter, Gamma Phi Beta. Following the receipt of U.), Janice Marie Dilling (Indiana U.), Mary .Adams Hubbard, her B.A. Degree, she returned to Pre-Medical School to add to Dona Jean Lewis and Rosalie Fenoglio Smith (all of Indiana her credit a B.S. and Doctor of Medicine Degree. Interneship State Teachers), Nancy Holmes Matas (Northwestern), Stella and Residency followed at Children's Hospital in Oklahoma. Williams Reyer (Wisconsin), Barbara Franklin Faust (Illinois), Upon her marriage to Dr. Colvern D. Henry (a fellow medi and Betty Grantham Kuyper (Illinois.) cal student) she moved to Floyd County and later to San Antonio, Texas. Dr. has served and been honored as Professionally, Mary Bootie s organizer of the Alamo Branch of the American Xfedical Banquet Women's .Association, and was its first president, corresponding The Alpha Zeta chapter of Gamma Phi Beta held an anni Secretary of the American Medical Women's Association for versary banquet honoring Mrs. B. T. Sampson at Villa Capri two years, went as councilor for the A.M.W..\. to the Inter Resturante, March 21st in .Austin, Texas. Mrs. Sampson, better national Medical Women's Association in London, was elected known to the girls of Alpha Zeta as Bootie, has been Gamma one of the five most outstanding women in medicine by the Phi House Mother at the University of Texas for the past 10 .\.M.VV^.\., is Secretary of the Bexar C^ounty Medical Society, years. .Active members as well as many alumnae from Texas and Vice-President of the San .-Vntonio Board of Health, is President out of state came to honor Mrs. Sampson. of the Bexar County Chapter of the .\cademy of General Prac The banquet was followed by tributes from the pledge classes tice Editorial Board, is President of the San Antonio Chapter of '55, 56, 57, 58, and the alumnae. Letters were read to Bootie of Quota Club International, is a member of International Post from girls who could not attend and from the Texas Province (Graduate Medical .Assembly of Southwest Texas, is Chairman Director, praising Mrs. Sampson for her love, loyalty, coopera ol (Commercial Exhibits Committee and is on the .\dvisory tion, and guidance to the girls of Gamma Phi Beta. In grati Board of the San .Antonio Girls Council. tude, we presented Mrs. Sampson with the first Gamma Phi In addition to this busy schedule, she is active in the Order Mother's Pin and a personal gift certificate. of the Eastern Star, being a past matron and finds time to be The .Anniversary Banquet was a complete surprise to Mrs. acti\e in church been ordained a deaconess in She added with a affairs, having Sampson. twinkle in her eyes, "Well, this Madison St]uarc Presbyterian Church. is the first time in ten years that you have put anything over To the Gainma Phis she is a much loved and respected friend. on me." Elouise W. Pennycuick Judy Laughli.n, Alpha Zela

12 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1 959 Pacts you s hould

know ahout .

THE

GAMMA PHI BETA FOUNDATION

W?iat is ill Although most of their recommendations, studies, and voting will be done by mail, the trustees will The Gamma Phi Beta Foundation is a trust fund for meet during biennial Convention and as needed dur educational and charitable purposes, sponsored by ing the interim periods. ? Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Inc. but incorporated sep from it. Its funds are maintained entirely arately vvhat are its objectives? apart from the General Fund, Endowment-Crescent The Articles of Incorporation of the Gamma Phi and Camp Funds. Beta Foundation were compiled to encompass all phases of educational and charitable purposes. The primary objective is to recognize any student who is How did it originate? deserving of financial help, through a scholarship or other or award. The Ar Through the years, a large group of members had re grant appropriate prize ticles of in their in quested such a trust fund to which tax deductible Incorporation appeared entirety the 1959 issue of the Crescent. gifts and/or bequests might be made. It was formed May on recommendation of the Financial Structure Com mittee. At the 48th Gamma Phi Beta Convention in How can YOU help? June, 1958, the delegates authorized its incorpora Members, their families, and friends make out tion. may right gifts or bequests of cash, stocks, bonds, real estate or other properties to the Foundation. These gifts will be tax deductible, for in 1960 the Founda How will it operate? tion will qualify as a tax-exempt, not-for-profit cor and members will not be taxed It will be operated by the Board of Trustees, a gov poration. Chapters for of The Foundation. Individual contribu erning body separate from that of the sorority. The support tions will be from members of the trustees are: sought sorority. Your personal gift will open the door to increased Andrews, Chairman Delphine Johnston (Beta) opportunities for students deserving of your assist Davis Fay Deupree (Psi) ance. Indirectly, chapters and Gamma Phi Beta as a Ruth E. Ford (Alpha Xi) whole will benefit from support of The Foundation. Margaret Donovan Herland (Alpha Omicron) Dorothy Swatzlander Herold (Pi) Send your gift check Leola E. Neal (Alpha Omega) Elizabeth Wheeler Olsen (Beta) made out to Gamma Phi Beta Foundation, to Miss Orra Spencer Reid (Beta) Ruth E. Ford, Treasurer, 1707 16th St., Lubbock, Eleanor J. Sieg (Rho) Texas.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 13 Convention Address:

THE EDGEWATER GULF HOTEL

And now that you know where we're going, why don't you plan to go too! Located deep in the Old South, on the Mississippi Gulf Coast midway be tween Gulfport and Biloxi, the Edgewater Gulf Hotel is one of the revered resort hotels of the country. And here, from June 19-25, 1960, you can enjoy a glorious vacation with Gamma Phi Betas from everywhere. Start saving your dollars now. Then, come along with us to the Edgewater

Gulf and enjoy ... its fabulous gardens and moss-draped oaks . .. the cham

pionship golf course ... a white sand beach with swimming in the Gulf of

Mexico . . . boat rides ... sightseeing tours . . . and fabulous regional cooking. All this plus a program of gala events planned just for those who wear the Crescent.

When your convention committee joins forces with the Edgewater Gulf Hotel and the Old South, you'll never find a more hospitable atmosphere for

a vacation . . . anywhere, anytime. Do plan to be with us.

The 1960 Convention Committee Eleanor Garm Hemminger, Chairman

� 14 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1959 Behind the Scenes

CONVENTION WILL BE READY when you are ready! Ready with a full schedule

. conven of work sessions .. but ready with fun-filled activities too. Yes, the 1960 tion program is in the works . . . has been for many months now. And among those working behind the scenes with Chairman Eleanor Garm Hemminger are these members of her executive committee:

Frances Lucas Nimkoff, Convention Vice-Chairman

Most people would have to be triplets to accomplish the work for Gamma Phi Beta that Frances Lucas Nimkoff has done in her forty years of membership! A graduate of Washington University, where she was a member of Phi chapter, Frances later taught at the University of Southern Cali fornia, helped install and was alumna: advisor to Alpha Iota chapter for six years, served as presi dent of the Los Angeles alumnae chapter and president of City Panhellenic. A move with college Professor husband, Meyer, to Penn State found Frances at work on the installation of Alpha Upsilon chapter on that campus. With the next move to Tallahassee, Florida, Frances served as Province Alumnae Director for six years and president of the house board of Beta Mu chapter. Frances has served with distinction in church and and has been a equal coramunity affairs, good Mrs. Nimkoff right hand to her husband during his distinguished career as teacher, writer and lecturer. The Nimkoffs recently returned from a six-month trip to India, where Meyer had a Fulbright assign ment to the University of Delhi. Make it a point to meet Frances Nimkoff, your convention vice-chairman, at the Edgewater Gulf. Warm, friendly, and gracious, she epitomizes all the fine things a Gamma Phi ought to be.

Florence Johnson Daugherty, Convention Secretary

There are very few more entitled than Florence to the term "a loyal sister." Ever since her initiation into Omicron chapter, "Bobby" has never wavered in her service to Gamma Phi Beta. Immediately after graduation from the U. of Illinois, Florence accepted a teaching post at Ur bana High School. Simultaneously, she served as rush chairman for the Champaign-Urbana Alum nae. This led to bigger jobs ... as Illinois State Membership Chairraan 1945-46; International Membership Chairman 1946-50; Director of Province III 1951-53; and Chairraan ot the Elections Committee at the 1958 convention. Now once again she holds an important office as the 1960 con vention secretary. Our Mississippi conclave will be Bobby's seventh. In addition she has attended eight province

conferences. A member of the St. Louis alumnae chapter, she attends meetings regularly . . . driv ing across the Mississippi River from Dupo, 111., to do so. She recently served as the chapter's Crescent correspondent. Frora this record, one would think that Florence lived for Gamma Phi Beta alone. This is far frora true. As the wife ot Arthur C. Daugherty (Tau Kappa Epsilon from Knox College), principal of the Dupo Community High School, Bobby has many civic duties to perform. She also serves as school librarian now that Arthur, Jr., is on his own as a radio news director. In the recent past Florence also has served as president of the American Association of Univer sity Women of Crawford County, chairman of the Red Cross, president of the Dupo Thursday Club and second of the 22nd Illinois Federation of vice-president District, Women's Clubs. Everyone Mrs. Daugherty who has a role in the 1960 convention will be hearing from Florence often in the months to come. It would be interesting to know how many reams of paper her typewriter will fill between now and the convention Carnation Banquet.

Bee Ferring Freeman, Convention Treasurer

Busy as a bee ... or should it be, busy as a BEE Freeman (Washington U.). It's one and the same to this reporter. It's deadline time . . . and I'd like a few more details. But Bee is due at the Bath and Tennis Club to decorate for a party and can't talk now. So, what facts I have will have to do I But, for one: how many of us would agree to having our home on a house tour while serving as a chairman of another house tour scheduled the same week? On May 17, the Freeman home (designed by her architect husband, Donald Liggett Freeman) was opened for the first American St. Louis. On institute of Architects House Tour in May 20, she chairmanned a chuck wagon party for teenagers, a feature of the St. Louis alumnje chapter's Party Parade and House Tour benefiting the sorority's camps and the Alpha Delta house fund. Currently serving as vice-president of the St. Louis alumna;. Bee is its immediate past treasurer. In she could add and subtract with ease as this post she proved well as accuracy ... making her a reliable choice tor convention treasurer. She's especially delighted to serve at the Edgewater Gulf conclave ... she was there on her wedding trip. And when convention is over, Don will join '.ler for a second honeymoon. In addition to her activities. Bee is on sorority actively working the 100 anniversary program for the Missouri Botanical Gardens and shows her civic concern through active membership in the Missouri Historical Society. A meraber of Annunziata Church, she serves on the Guild's executive the church's charities. board and as chairman of Though gardening is her "first love," she also is known for her art work in ceramics, mosaics and watercolors.

Bee . . . make sure You'll love our busy (Phi '37) you raeet her at convention. Mrs. Freeman

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 15 PROVINCE CONFERENCE REPORTS

PROVINCE I love and security of the sorority dispelled any thoughts of the. hardships they faced. j The Conference of Province I was held in Spring Syracuse, Beta Nu won the Award for Efficiency for the period 1957-] N.Y., March 6, 7, and 8. It would be difficult to find a more 1959. })])})) beautiful and appropriate setting for a Gamma Phi Beta Janet Heaton i Conference than the lovely .41pha House and the stately cam Province I Collegiate Director pus of Syracuse University. Province I was honored the of Mrs. Gerald by presence PROVINCE II ' Arnold, Past Grand President serving as Grand Council rep resentative, Mrs. Chaunce Kenney, Chairman of Finance, and The weekend of April 10-12, nearly 80 Gamma Phi Betas) Graeme Mrs. Reid, Chairman of the Philanthropy Board. from Province II met in historic Williamsburg to attend our^ the was Friday night Conference opened, with the delegates Province Conference. Despite an almost constant drizzle the' from the five Greek letter chapters, and the twelve .Alumnas entire weekend, enthusiasm ran high on the part of five Greek- ] in the main chapters gathered living room of the Alpha Chap letter delegates, nine alumnas delegates, and the many other i ter House. After introductions, Mrs. Reid gave an inspiring chapter members who participated in the conference. | talk on Gamma Phi Beta Camps and other philanthropies of The activities started on Friday evening with a buffet supper] the and then led a discussion on new sorority, tlie province at the Alpha Chi house followed by entertainment and singing. ; to be established. scholarship Saturday morning was devoted to the opening business session ; The busine.ss sessions were held in the Alumnae of Lounge which adjourned just in time for all to go to a lovely luncheon \ the Woman's of Building Syracuse University on Saturday. at which the Dean of Women was the guest speaker. Pleasantly This was a most location as a fitting beautiful portrait of Dean full, we once again met at the Phi Beta Kappa Hall where Katherine on Sibley hangs one wall�one of the most devoted most of the afternoon was devoted to Greek-letter and alunmae and honored of our illustrious .Alpha members. round tables out of which all participants felt they had gath- ] We awoke to find we were in the middle Saturday morning ered some pointers to help their chapter. At 7:00 p.m. we \ of a terrific blizzard and almost impossible driving conditions. assembled at the Williamsburg Lodge for the Carnation Ban- \ The Conference under a got way though only little behind quet for which the hostess chapters, .Alpha Chi and Hampton \ schedule. The of honor and for the luncheon guests speakers Roads, had done a perfectly lovely job. The three highlights , were Miss Eunice Hilton, Dean of the College of Home Eco of the evening were the presentation of the scholarship pitcher j and Miss C. Dean of Women of ' nomics, Marjorie Smith, Syra to Alpha Upsilon, the efficiency tray to Alpha Chi, and a very cuse The round-table discussions that followed University. interesting talk on finances by our Grand Council delegate, | during the afternoon were both informative and constructive. Mrs. C. W. Kenney. Sunday morning the final business session i the Carnation was Saturday evening Banquet done in true took place followed by a coffee hour prior to the departure of i Alpha style�elegant and impressive, with over 100 sisters pres the delegates. I ent. A brief review of the of Gamma Phi Beta was History Out of our business sessions and round tables came many j 50 members were and the enter presented, many year honored, recommendations and decisions to improve our Province. Two \ tainment was furnished the with a by .Alpha chapter delightful of these should be included in this report. After an explanation I skit. rushing on the of Mrs. we voted to the part Kenney accept Fidelity , All were ser\ed a wondertul Sunda\ delegates morning Bond for college chapters and Sunday morning after a 1 breakfast in the and then the final business discussion Chapter House, thorough with Mrs. Reid regarding the Province , session was held in the where in .Alpha chapter room, only Scholarship Plan, Province II voted to set up its own Pliil;m- j itiated members of Gamma Phi Beta are privi leged to enter. No member left the room that day who was not deeply touched by the beauty of the setting and the significance of our sister hood. Truly our Founders would be proud of all that Gamma Phi Beta has accomplished in these past 85 years. By noon the time has come for the delegates to wend tlieir way homeward again�with everx- one facing the bad aftermath of the blizzard. but I am sure the precious friendships formed. the enlightening information for the future growth of Pro\in(c I, and the warmth of the

Commitlee members of Province I Conference held al

Syracuse were, from left, seated: Sharon Coletti, Linda Rydberg, Ebeth McCumber, Lee Chamberlin, Maria Notar. Standing, Mary Lou Carol, Palricia Sanders, Judy Ben nett, Gail Slurdevanl, Judy Kelly, Barbara Clark, and Martea Merry.

16 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1 959 thropy Board. This Board is composed of a delegate from two Greek-letter chapters, two alumnae chapters and the Province Alumnae Director. Even though the final details have not been worked out as yet the object is to give assistance to college students on the five Gamma Phi Beta campuses in Province II as the Board feels it is needed. }) J) J> Barbara T. Cooper Province II Alumnce Director

PROVINCES III AND IV Provinces III and IV jointly held their Province Conference in Terre Haute, Ind., from April 10 to 12. All Greek-letter chapters and thirteen alumnae chapters in the two provinces were represented. Beta Pi and the Terre Haute alumnae chap ter were our very gracious hostesses. All functions, both social and business, were held in the Student Union Building at Indiana State Teachers College. Registration began late Friday afternoon and was followed by a buffet supper and social hour. Beta Pi and Beta Phi enter tained us with their favorite songs and rushing skits. The opening business session was Saturday morning. Mrs. Charles C. Andrews, Chairman of the Gamma Phi Beta Foun dation Board, was the presiding Chairman. Mrs. Charles Comp Co-hostesses for fhe Province // Conference were mem ton, Terre Haute, acted as Secretary. Province III elected Mrs. bers of the Hampton Roads alumncs chapler. Officers of Cresswell Ramsey to serve as a member of the International Ihe chapler are, sealed from left: Mrs. H. Lee Dickinson, Committee at the 1960 Convention. Mrs. Keith Nominating recording secretary; Mrs. Richard F. Gaston jr., presideni; McClatchie was elected to serve as an alternate member. Fol Mrs. Walker L. Jones, vice-presidenl. Standing: Mrs. recess of the business Greek-letter and aluranae lowing meeting W. J. Montgomery, treasurer; Mrs. John S. Ellioll, cor members separated to hold panel discussions. Miss Barbara responding secretary. Partain, International Traveling Secretary, conducted an inter esting and beneficial rushing school. The closing business session was held on Sunday morning. A lovely luncheon was held in the ballroom. Mrs. Lewis At this time Province III extended an invitation to Province Sisson, President of the Terre Haute alumnae chapter acted as IV to join them for the 1961 Province Conference which will Toastmistress and introduced our speaker. Miss Barbara Par be held in Kent, Ohio. ])])}) tain, who delivered a fine message. Maurine Hoadley Wilson The banquet on Saturday night was a most memorable oc Province IV Collegiate Director casion. The decorations and place cards were carried out in and red with little china animals as favors. Miss Ruth pink PROVINCE V Wood, who represented Grand Council, was our speaker. Along with her wonderful sense of humor, Ruth gave us food for Province V Conference was held April 10-12 with Oraicron thought. Mrs. Jesse W. Brandt, Province IV Alumnae Director, chapter and Champaign-Urbana alumnae chapters serving as served as Toastmistress. Province III awards were presented hostesses. The Conference was held at Allerton House, an estate by Mrs. John McKenzie, Collegiate Director, to Beta Gamma located about twenty-five miles from the University of Illinois. for efficiency and to Beta Epsilon for scholarship. The awards The estate was given to the University to be used for confer from Province IV were presented by Mrs. Allen Rea Wilson, ences. It is a most beautiful place and all of the Gamma Phis Collegiate Director, to Beta Phi for efficiency and to Alpha loved the atmosphere. Omega for scholarship. On Friday night we had a get-acquainted period and dinner.

Prior to the Carnation banquet at Terre Haule, Ihese members of Province /// and IV posed for Ihe photographer: Sealed from lefl. Miss Rulh Wood, Mrs. Allen Rea Wilson, Miss Bar bara Partain and Mrs. John McKenzie. Stand ing: Judith Hughes, Judith Price, Mrs. Charles C. Andrews, Mrs. Jesse W. Brandt, Mrs. Daniel R. Curran, Virginia Nichols and Charlolle Sisson.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 17 A discussion on Province Scholarships followed dinner and it felt we could turn to if necessary. have been was decided that no action would be taken since our Province In conclusion. Alpha Kappas were thrilled to is so new. We ended the evening with wonderful entertain hostesses to the 1959 Province VI conference and hope that \ ment given by the active chapters. They each put on their everyone enjoyed it as much as we did. }) ]) ]) favorite rushing skits with costumes, props and songs. j there was the usual business and Saturday morning meeting PROVINCE VII at noon we had a lovely luncheon. Mrs. D. A. Branigan acted as toastmistress and introduced the speaker. Dr. James Hine Province VII Conference was held in Lubbock, Tex., with ! of the McKinley Foundation in Champaign. He gave a most approximately 25 registrations from the three schools�S.M.U., i inspiring talk on what a sorority owes a girl and we were all Texas University, and Texas Technological College�and ; in great accord with his ideas. alumnae from Austin, Houston, Dallas, Midland, Bay City, and | The afternoon was spent in round table discussion groups. Lubbock. Our international representative was our charming Many ideas were exchanged and it was thrilling to see the ac alumnae vice president, Mrs. H. E. Wittenburg, from San . tives so eager to learn from each other. When the afternoon Marino, Calif. Also present were our own two province officers drew to a close, the actives suggested that they meet later in �Mrs. Robert Wright and Mrs. James Cumley, and Virginia ' the night in one of their rooms for a further "hash session." Vint, Assistant Membership Chairman, who offered much help The Pink Carnation Banquet was held that evening. The with her rushing and recommendation suggestions. toastmistress was Gerry Rader of Omicron. She had everyone Friday night registrations were followed by a buffet supper in "stitches" with her wit and Arnold great humor. Elizabeth hosted by the Lubbock alumnae chapter, after which rushing ; was our representative from Grand Council, and she spoke to skits were presented by Beta Tau members. Songs were shared, I us on National Panhellenic. We were all inspired by her ad and a general "get-acquainted" period was enjoyed by all dress and we learned much about the great job that N.P.C. is present. doing and the part that Gamma Phi plays in it. Saturday morning started out with a breakfast hosted by Following the banquet we had our closing business session Lubbock Mothers & Patroness Club, after which the general with all the committee reports. Rho chapter issued the invita meeting was held in the Faculty Lounge on Tech Campus. tion for the 1961 Conference to be held in Iowa City, Iowa. Jean Arnett was appointed as secretary following opening ex On Sunday morning we were entertained at the Omicron ercises led by Ruth Sewell. Kathleen Wright called the meet- ^ chapter house with a beautiful brunch to which other sorori ing to order and Janet Vines was elected Chairman of the ties had been invited. Omicron has a lovely home and it was Conference. Of special interest were the reports given by Mrs. inspiring to see the beautiful portrait of Frances E. Haven Wittenburg, Mrs. Vint, and our province directors. We en Moss and the mementos they have of the early days of Gamma joyed sharing the honors and activities of our province chap Phi Beta. 3) D ]) ters, both active and alumnae, and the news brought directly I Mary O. Distelhorst from Grand Council. Expansion, of course, was discussed at i Province V Collegiate Director great length, and Conference VII is looking forward in this field with much enthusiasm. \ of Lubbock, was intro PROVINCE VI Mary Jo Copenhaver (Mrs. Larry) duced as the new Province Collegiate Director for Province The theme "Fundamentals Plus Fun" was certainly not VII. \ im found lacking at our province conference. Let us take the The Pink Carnation Banquet was both beautiful and fundamentals of our creed: love, labour, learning, loyalty. pressive. It was held at the new Holiday Inn, with Lubbock's ' Throughout the fun-packed, yet informative, week-end these own Kathryne Evans as speaker and Dean Florence Phillips of four fiuidamentals were brought to our mind as we became Tech as special guest. Closing sessions on Sunday morning were \ acquainted with our American sisters at meetings, luncheons held at the Gamma Phi Beta lodge, with Kathleen Wright j and dinners, held in Winnipeg, Manitoba. being elected Province VII delegate to the International Nomi- J ' The conference began with registration, which took place on nating Committee, and Peggy Lockfield of Lubbock as alter- Friday, May 8 at the Eden Roc Motel�just a stone's throw nate. Alpha Xi extended an invitation to the 1961 Province from the campus itself. The day was completed by a lovely Conference to be held in Dallas. informal dinner given by the Alpha Kappa alumnae at Mrs. This was a new experience for Lubbock chapters to be H. H. G. Moody's beautiful home. Saturday was a full day hostess to a Province Conference, and it was indeed a pleasure i beginning at 8:00 o'clock with a breakfast at the University for all of us who worked and learned together. Sandra Broome Residence, followed by meetings at our Students' Union build Love is to be commended for her excellent work as general j ing. The Wildwood Club was the site of our luncheon which chairman, as well as all those Beta Tau girls and loyal Lub- j took the form of a Smorgasbord. An enlightening talk about the bock alumnae. }) J J '� history of the Red River was given by the guest speaker. We Mary Jo Copenhaver ; Director i then returned to the campus to participate in various round Province VII Collegiate i tables and complete unfinished business. The climax of our conference was the formal dinner and dance at one of our PROVINCE VIII : leading hotels. During the dinner proceedings, Susan Sharpe received the cup for Efficiency for Alpha Kappa and Beth The twelfth biennial conference of Province VIII was held i Knope captured the plaque for the highest scholastic average on April 24, 25, and 26 in Nashville, Tenn., with Alpha Theta j for Gamma chapter. These were presented by Mrs. Milton and Nashville alumnae chapters serving as hostesses. Morgan. The Conference activities began Friday evening with reg Having our Grand President, Mrs. C. J. Olsen, with us was istration, followed by a buffet at the Alpha Theta chapter ! the highlight of our conference. I am sure none of us will ever house. At this time the girls from the Greek Letter chapters ' forget her invaluable advice. We were honoured to have our entertained the assembled delegates with songs and skits. Province Collegiate Director, Mrs. Milton Morgan, and our The business session of the Conference was begun immedi- i Province Alumnae Mrs. I. A. to we a breakfast at the house. Director, Guetzlaff, whom ately after Saturday morning chapter ,

'i ' 18 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 The meeting was called to order by Mrs. J. R. Kellogg, Prov PROVINCE XI ince Collegiate Director. The opening exercises were con The Province XI Conference was held 17 and 18 in ducted by Marie Fitzgerald, president of Alpha Theta; and April Lincoln, Neb., with Pi, Lincoln alumnae and Omaha alumnae the meeting was then turned over to the chairman, Mrs. Dot as hostesses. Conference chairmen in of ar Tucker, outgoing president of Nashville alumnae. Miss Lucille chapters charge were Mrs. Donald Mrs. O. L. Osterlund, Corkran and Mrs. Charles Payne, both of Nashville, were ap rangements Keys, Mrs. Barbara Carey, and Kathy Gilroy. pointed secretary and parliamentarian, respectively. Jerry Duling, on was followed by a get- Following a greeting from Mrs. C. J. Olsen, Grand President, Registration Friday evening at the house with the members of a discussion was held on the possibility of instigating either a acquainted party chapter Pi as hostesses. Province VIII Scholarship Fund or an Expansion Fund. Mrs. chapter session was called to order Evelyn C. Arthur Hemminger, International Convention Chairman, Saturday's opening by Province Director, who turned the over reported plans for the forty-ninth International Convention to Joy, Collegiate gavel to Irene Conference chairman. Orr acted as be held in Gulfport, Miss., in 1960. Pigaga, Carolyn Conference reports and appoint The meeting was recessed for a Panhellenic luncheon, held secretary. Following province ments of committees, Mrs. Walter Ericson the group a in Rand Hall on the Vanderbilt Campus at which time Miss gave from Grand Council. The conference fund Nora Chaffin, Dean of Women at the University delivered an message scholarship was discussed and it was decided that the would be address. plan given further before decision was made. By-laws for the Saturday afternoon was spent in a series of Alumnae and study any conference were read and The business ses Greek Letter Round Tables. adopted. general sion was concluded after the election of Evelyn as Nomi Saturday night, at the Carnation Banquet, held at historic Joy Committee member and Merritt as alternate. Belle Meade Mansion, Mrs. Kellogg made the following awards nating Fayne The Omaha alumnae were hostesses for the noon buffet to the Greek Letter chapters: Magazine sales, total amount and luncheon at the house. At this time. Miss Stewart, greatest increase�Alpha Theta; Scholarship�Alpha Mu; Effi chapter Jane Associate Professor of Business Education at the University of ciency�Beta Mu. Principal speaker for the evening was Mrs. to the on "The Future of Women in Olsen, whose subject dealt with the theme of the Conference, Nebraska, spoke group Business and Professions." After the luncheon the round tables "Fundamentals Plus Fun." were over the officers and discussions were Sunday, April 26, as the Conference reconvened, reports presided by province led Arlene Belefonte of Theta, Linda Eggebrecht of Beta were given by the Findings Committee and the Resolutions by Rho, Ann Simon of Tau, Sue Day of Alpha Phi and Kathy Committee. Before the meeting was formally concluded, Carol of Pi. Sitton, president of Alpha Mu, extended an invitation to the Gilroy A Pink Carnation at the Lincoln Coun 1961 Province Conference which will be held at Rollins College very lovely Banquet Club concluded the Conference activities. 1> 1> 1> in Winter Park, Fla. }> I) }) try Evelyn Joy Province XI Collegiate Director PROVINCES IX AND X The seventeenth biennial Conference of Provinces IX and PROVINCE XII X was held at Manhattan, Kan., April 17, 18 and 19, with Gamma Phi Betas from the Pacific Northwest met at Beta Upsilon and the Manhattan alumnae, as hostess chapters. Eugene, the weekend of March and with alumnae Beta Upsilon is one of our newer chapters, and everyone was Ore., 6, 7, 8, Eugene and Nu as hostesses. interested in meeting their members, as well as seeing the new chapter house. The Crescent has listed their many honors and activi ties. The warmth of their welcome, added to following the outline for Conference, made it a most worthwhile meeting. We had the privilege of having our Grand President, Mrs. C. J. Olsen with us. Scholarship awards were given Beta Omicron, IX and Sigma X; efficiency to Beta Psi and to Alpha Delta; magazine sales to Psi and Sigma. Songs, Skits and Scrapbooks were judged from the two Provinces. A coffee honoring Mrs. Olsen was given Sunday morning. Dr. White and delegates from Panhellenic were invited. Mrs. Marius J. Lindloff was the Province Alumnae Director, and Mrs. Charles Short, Province Collegiate Director, from Prov ince IX. Mrs. John R. Campbell, PAD for X, Mrs. James Myles, and Mrs. Edwin A. Deupree also attended. Having the joint meeting with Province IX added much. Psi chapter ex tended the invitation to meet with them in two years, at Norman, Okla. ])])}> Margaret P. Hart Province X Collegiate Director

Some of fhe officers offencfing fhe Province Xf Conference in Lincoln, Ne braska were, sealed, Mrs. Waller Ericson, International Collegiale Vice- PresidenI; standing, Mrs. Allen Wilson, alumnce direclor; Mrs. J. D. Joy, collegiale direclor, and Kalhy Gilroy, presideni of Pi chapler.

THE CRE Mrs. Lee R. Hansen, Province Collegiate Director, and Mrs. PROVINCES XIII AND XIV | i Sam Whittemore, Alumnas Director were the presiding officers. of Province XIII Province XIV dele- 1 Former Grand President, Mrs. George Simonson, of Berkeley, Representatives joined and in our biennial Conference held this year in j Calif., brought greetings of Grand Council and was the speaker gates guests and the San at our San Calif. Members of Beta Lambda Diego Saturday night banquet. Those of you who have heard Diego, | alumnae were most and and our i Penny know what a treat was ours. The actives who met her chapter hospitable gracious, three short with them will be a memory : for the first time were enthralled, and the alumnas who know days long pleasant which were because of the most successful Conference they produced, j her, as delighted as I was to have her with us again. The were both informative and interesting, all of Sunday morning, we were hostesses for a Panhellenic break meetings | us we came with new knowledge and appreciation fast, in Erb Memorial Union building, to which Presidents of feeling away j all of our The Awards Banquet and the Panhellenic j sororities were invited as well as the presidents of all sorority. and both featured excellent alumnae in Mrs. Golda P. dean of Breakfast were beautifully done, j groups Eugene. Wickham, '< our ".And besides�it can women at who contributed to theme, University of Oregon, addressed the group. Special speakers, be fun!" credit is due Mrs. James C. Luckey and Mrs. Karl C. Koppe, here in Northern California and Nevada will be i co-chairmen of the Conference. }) 3) D We looking next Conference which Eta and the Wilma Hansen forward to the chapter | will and we that our Province XII Collesiate Director Berkeley alumnae hostess, hope many, ; us in for an- many friends from Province XIV will join 1961 ; other informative and "fun" time together. '� Helen Brazil | Province XIII Collegiate Director |

RUA DUES PAYING MEMBER?

If not, why not? Become one today by cutting out the forra Sorority by paying Alumnas Taxes. Therefore, a method of printed on this page, attaching your check for $3.00 and direct payment has been put into effect. mailing it to Central Office. Your funds are needed to increase the working efficiency of At the last convention it was voted to increase the Alumnae Central Office, for increased alumnae work in support of our Taxes from $1.00 to $2.00, and it was recommended that the Greek-letter chapters, and to keep Gamma Phi Beta in her membership-at-large be informed through this issue of The rightful place in the sorority world. Crescent. The International Philanthropy Tax will remain will $1.00, making a total of $3.00 tax annually. We are confident If you are a member of a chartered alumnae chapter, you that many of you who live in an area where there is no pay your taxes to the Treasurer of your chapter. Gamma Phi Beta alumnas chapter want to support your

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20 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1 959 3n jMemoriam

Laura Lattimer Graham Laura Lattimer Graham's long service record in Gamma Phi Beta was one of distinction and devotion. It began as a member of Alpha Chapter and continued until her death April 1, 1959. Laura Lattimer graduated from Syracuse University in 1900. She was a Phi Beta Kappa and ranked first in her class. In 1906 she came to New York City where she taught history in Far Rockaway High School. In 1909 she married Dr. William Graham and they made their horae in Brooklyn. Mrs. Graham was elected Vice President of Gamma Phi Beta at the Convention in 1924, the year we celebrated our Golden Jubilee. She succeeded to the presidency when Grace How.^rd Smith, who was elected Grand President, had to resign on account of illness. She was elected president at the 1926 Convention. Her regime saw the establishment of Central Office, with its first full-time secretary. She also helped The Crescent to gain financial status. During her term of office Gamma Phi Beta expanded across the border into Canada, where three chapters were installed (Alpha Alpha, Alpha Kappa, and Alpha Lambda). Mrs. Graham was greatly interested in the sorority and wanted others to enjoy the benefits from the association as much as she had. She had a keen sense of loyalty and a lively humor. She set high stand ards and refused to sacrifice them. She was always eager to have Garama Phi progress and be a leader. She was an active member of New York City alumnae chapter for over fifty years. After her hus band's death she moved to Albany, but kept in touch with chapter affairs. She was an honored guest in 1951 when the chapter celebrated its fiftieth birthday. She leaves to all Gamraa Phis a legacy of fidelity and accomplishments. May we ever be true to her ideals. Stella Blanche Brevoort Mrs. Graham as she appeared in 1935. New York City Alumna Chapter

Mrs. Marshall Allen (Lambda '23) Miss Clara M. Davis (Beta '04) Mrs. David Kirby (Beta Theta '33) Clara M. Emory Winnetka, Illinois Ruth Sandkuhl Seattle, Washington Died June 3, 1959 San Jose, California Died in 1959 Died in 1959 Mrs. Ambrose C. Driscoll '14) (Alpha Mrs. Mrs. William Argo (Eta '35) Elizabeth Seiter J. J. Lickly (Epsilon '91) Ella Holderman Elizabeth Foote Dover, New Hampshire Morris, Illinois Fresno, California Died November 15, 1958 Died in 1959 Died April, 1959

Mrs. Robert E. Golightly (Omicron '37) Mrs. A. C. Luecker (Garama '07) Mrs. Ules L. Barnwell (Alpha Phi '62) Ruth S. Weakly Mae Rowe Barbara A. Edwards Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania Wisconsin Denver, Colorado Plymouth, Died November 8, 1958 Died May 9, 1959 Died June 10, 1959 Mrs. Glan McNiel Chi Mrs. William Graham Joseph (Alpha Mrs. M. L. Baxter (Beta '21) J. (Alpha '00) Laura M. Latimer '34) Wilma Welsh Roberta Kuyk Albany, New York Toronto, Ontorio, Canada Richmond, Virginia Died 1, 1959 Died in 1958 April Died March 21, 1959

Mrs. Walter Chappell (Pi '55) Mrs. F. H. Holladay (Epsilon '12) Mrs. John A. Meade (Lambda '21) Patricia Schmid Laura Hall Helen Allan Victor, New York Annapolis, Maryland Los Angeles, California Died June, 1959 Died May 22, 1959 Died May 10, 1959

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 21 ^.^ ^.^.^ ^.^

�. Mrs. C. Nicholson Miss Truman Miss Mildred Whittlesey (Nu '04) ( Douglas (Eta '33) Jessie (Alpha '09) ' ^ Jane Farley Corona, California Portland, Oregon ( Died February 11, 1959 Died, 1958 ^ Died February 21, 1959 Mrs. Fred Ward (Alpha Delta '29) Worthen ( \ Miss Minnie L. Patterson (Epsilon '96) Dorothy Lee Sallee Mrs. Clifford (Kappa '32) Smith ( J Evanston, Illinois .Albuquerque, New Mexico Elizabeth Lane \ Died May, 1959 Died, 1958 Charlotte, North Carolina ( Died January 16, 1959 C �, Miss Cora Ann Patton (Eta '04) Miss Frances Louise Warr (Alpha '94) J Oakland, California Sea Girt, New Jersey \ Died, 1959 Died March 6, 1958 Mrs. Albert Wright (Beta Pi '43) i ' Doris Milholland ', Mrs. Frederick Remington (Alpha '88) Mrs. John A. Weisto (Gamma '58) Terre Haute, Indiana '� ^ Eva D. C. Potter Dian Eleanore Fonteine Died April 20, 1959 i J Rochester, New York Milwaukee, Wisconsin ^ Died, 1958 Died February 26, 1959 Mrs. Harry Youell (Alpha '89) ( \ Miss Gudveig Thomle (Lambda '16) Miss Agnes E. Wells (Beta '03) Blanche Stevens ( % Valdreshenen, Norway Saginaw, Michigan Syracuse, New York � ( ^ Died, 1917 Died July 6, 1959 Died April 17, 1959

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Incorrect Information It is a pleasant duty to retract the report, and also to offer apologies to Miss Workman and wish her a long and happy life. Miss Norah Workman, who was erroneously reported as de Though such an error is rare, it behooves all Gamma Phi ceased, is very much alive and has written a letter to the Editor Betas to check carefully before sending information of this kind asking that we make this correction. to Central Office.

Grace M. Merrill Memorial Fund is Established

The Westchester alumnas diapter of Gamma Phi Beta has established the Grace M. Merrill Memorial Fund for Camp Transportation. Grace was a member of Epsilon chapter, and served her sorority for 41 years. She was President of the New York City alumnas chapter for many years, and was the President of the Philanthropy Board from the time of its founding until her untimely death in December, 1957. Her love and enthusiasm for the Gamma Phi Beta Camps was unbounded, and the Westchester alumnas feel no greater tribute can be paid to her memory than to create this Camp Transportation Fund to help furnish funds for our Gamma Phi Beta Camp Counselors�especially from the eastern area of the country. Part of the money already was forwarded to two of our sisters who traveled from Montreal to the Sechelt Camp in British Columbia. Mary Alice Merrill Budinger is a devoted member of the Westchester alumnae chapter, a sister of Grace, and also a member of Epsilon chapter, and therefore Westchester is doubly proud to establish this memorial fund. Plans are already underway for the 1960 Westchester Bridge, and we hope to make it even more successful than ever, thereby enlarging the fund. Send check to Gamma Phi Beta Central Office, 53 West Jackson Boulevard, Room 960, Chicago 4, Illinois, payable to Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., designating gift to Grace M. Merrill .Memorial Fund. Janet M. Heaton Theta and Westchester Alumna

22 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 It All Began with Two Alumnce . . .

The younger alum phoned the older alum, yearning to meet a sister; the older alum invited the newly-moved-to-the-county- alumnae she could find "for coffee." All the alums wanted to meet again. At first it was purely social. Then came Founders' Day, a Christmas party for a new pledge; by spring a small philan thropy project was added; tray favors for a local Cerebral Palsy school. Another work meeting provided Easter center pieces and place favors for the Home for the Aged. Special meetings for the Province Alumnae Director's visit. The White Elephant Auction paid for postage on "Join Us" letters to all alumnae within an hour's drive of meetings. Another work shop produced 30 Memory Books (hand made) for Sechelt Camp. Warm weather socializing with undergraduates over coffee and on a family-date swim-picnic.

a a . In matter of less than year the Two have met Many . . some and some make morning evening meetings it possible for Central Jersey Alumnce, Tenna Head Pamper (Rollins) and Janet Davis different gatherings to include different members .. . regular Kohrs (SMU) are proud of Eosfer hols which decorated dinner tables al a press notices keep our Gamma Phi Beta from being totally Somerville Home for Ihe Aged. Hals are cardboard brims and oatmeal box covered wilh satin and wilh unknown in the area. We provide organized coverage on crowns, purple garnished crepe paper, flowers, and clusters of pink egg shells. Boskefs are cut-down milk cartons, rushees with representation in a local Panhellenic group. covered wilh lavender and Filled wilh and a deco Plans for the future? A Year Book complete with local direc yellow paper. candy rated blown egg. tory for paid-up members; work meetings directed toward help ing a Greek chapter in the Province, another auction, an out side speaker when guests may be invited, more help for a frequently, enjoying the warmth of friendship with Gamma more Phi Beta sisters and of that are now their camp, fraternizing with undergraduates . .. and who knowing they pulling knows what else? own weight as ACTIVE ALUMNAE. 3) }) }) Meanwhile the sisters living closest together see one another By Florence Munn

Vancouver Camp Board Avs^ards Dosh Stafford Ring

sponsible for establishing the Canadian Carap of Gamma Phi Beta. She investigated the needs of such a camp in this area and the possibilities of its formation. She set up the framework and presented it to convention where approval was granted. After a great deal of hard work and worry, the local Gamma Phi Beta Children's Camp came into being, with Dosh as the first camp director. The camp opened in 1932 and was a com plete success thanks to the perseverance and vitality of Dosh. A mere thank you to this wonderful girl seeraed entirely in adequate so, as a token of appreciation, the Vancouver chapter presented Dosh with a sorority ring�a silver crescent on a black Onyx�after the first carap opened. This hard working gal has continued to slave for carap in ways too many to list and is admired and loved by all. Dosh has worn this ring with a great deal of pleasure and pride, mingled with many, many fond memories. As befitting her generous character, she wishes to share her pleasure in the ring and have others who have made an outstanding contribu tion to camp, receive an award. As you see, the Dosh Stafford Ring holds a very high stand ard and as such, it shall be awarded annually to an active or Befh Evans Roberfson (U.B.C.) is the First recipient of fhe Dosh Sfofforcf an alumna, in the Vancouver area. A committee has been set ring, lo be awarded annually for outstanding contribution lo Ihe Sechell up to record the qualifications for the awarding of the ring. al Vancouver. Mrs. Stafford (right) makes Ihe presentation. Camp This year, the ring was presented with unanimous approval to Beth Evans Robertson. There is neither time nor paper to In 1959, the Vancouver Board merabers were list Beth's to February Camp many contributions the camp. But for the past to make the award of the Dosh few Beth's name extremely pleased inaugural years, and the camp have been synonymous. Stafford The Board was aware of the intrinsic value of For Ring. example, Beth recently supervised the construction of two the and its noble for Which is no ring history. large buildings camp. small chore when you Stafford was to all intents and re Dosh Shorney purposes, (Continued on page 24)

THE � CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1959 23 Money Can Grow On Trees!

There is money in these Assorted: 6"-30" branches for your chapter if Tips�corsage type @ 25^ per pound more. can of the short or you join the big Oregon holly It is suggested that more use be made sale. Your chapter can double medium sprays, and this means more money for your group. its investment and with a Your price�$1.00 per pound bulk packed and prepaid post salable condi little decorating skill make age. The holly is guaranteed delivered in fresh, even more. Many chapters or tion. The holly is dipped in a preservative hormone to prevent dered 100 pounds or more last leaf drop and assist in keeping its quality for the Christmas year from the Portland alum season. nae and found it an easy and The holly should be kept in a cool place until ready for use. profitable way to swell their When out of the box it should be treated like cut flowers, chapter funds. clipping the stems and displaying in bowls filled with fresh Portland alumnae have made arrangements with the Brownell water. farms to Holly sell this beautiful holly wholesale at a dollar To assure fresh holly for the holiday season it is suggested per pound, minimum order, 10 pounds. A 10 pound box is that you specify your delivery date after December I, 1959. 36" X 16" X 8" in size. You can package the bulk holly in half Your order must be received by us by December 1. Allow pound or pound plastic bags and sell it at $2 a pound. To swell one to two weeks for delivery. Use the order blank below. your profits even more it is easy to make mantel or table ar Selling Christmas holly will spread good will among your rangements, bouquets, and simulated miniature trees. friends. Your local church, PTA, or lodges may also be inter This Oregon holly is heavy with bright red berry clusters and ested in this beautiful Yuletide decoration if you feel your own comes in assorted sizes: club is too small to promote a sale. Short: 6"-15"-18" For further information, write Mrs. J. W. Taylor, address Medium: 15"-24" straight and branched below. Long: 24"-36" long side branched

Mrs. J. W. Taylor Send To: 7650 S.W. Fairmoor Portland 3, Oregon

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Vancouver Camp Board Awards Ring of plane schedules and many, many arrangements for her (Continued jrom page 2)) young family. The Vancouver Camp Board is extremely fortunate in hav consider the designing and planning, the calling of tenders, ing two such vital and dedicated people as Dosh and Beth. the awarding of the contract, dealing with contractors and sub- They tell us that seeing the little girls have such a time trades and taking special care to get every penny's worth. Con- grand at and that without this effort would have cinrcnt with the building, she also managed to organize and camp knowing they no vacation at more than and re participate in work parties to maintain the order and repair all, is adequate incentive ward. But the Vancouver knows that of the rest of the camp and prepare it for opening. Just prior chapter they have excep wonderful Gamma to the opening she was the Camp Board representative to con tional people in these Phis. The Dosh vention in \'ictoria. .As well as all this, she acted as a guide and Stafford Ring has had a glorious beginning and we know, will escort on the two camp tours. This entailed close co-ordination have a glorious future. ]) )) J

24 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 Beta Kappa Follies Provide Fun and Funds

Never underestimate the power of women is an old cliche, but we, of Beta Kappa, think it should be changed to never underestimate the power of a Gamraa Phi Woman. Exactly ten years ago this year, Gamraa Phi Beta colonized here at Arizona State (Terape); and that same year, the Gamraa Phis and started their annual follies. It is still an annual affair, entirely At Arizona Slate, Tempe, everybody goes to the Gamma Phi Follies, fund. Dress rehearsal Finds Ihe whole produced and directed by us, with the girls themselves acting. the profits go to fhe Dream House on for Ihe Finale. As past director of these follies, I felt obliged to write this chapler stage article in hopes that one of our sixty-five sister chapters raight be interested in the idea. volved. For example, we have found that selling ads to local The follies were originally a carnival held in Moeur Activity merchants provides us with considerable profit and a nice carni Building, the women's physical education building. This program. val consisted of booths, games and various entertainment. But, The follies have always been held three nights: Thursday, as the girls discovered that it wasn't necessary for them to Friday and Saturday. On Tuesday of this important week, the possess inborn talent to entertain people, so their little show first dress rehearsal is held. No director is ever disillusioned grew. Now, it is a social highlight in the Valley of the Sun. when this goes badly. What with co-ordinating lights, curtains, Although we don't know what the first Gamma Phis at music, tapes, acts and people, it is quite a feat. The next night, Arizona State used their profits for, in recent years it has gone Wednesday, it usually goes much better. By Thursday night, toward our "dream building," a house of our own. At present, we are a show and a good one at that. Sometimes due to things we are living in Palo Verde Hall, the "sorority dorm," with beyond our control, Thursday night might be referred to as our each sorority having their own floor. "dress rehearsal." But this is accepted with good cheer and Let me elaborate further on the profit factor ... we have grins follow goofs as we plod through our masterpiece. netted as much as $800 on our follies 1 As a rule Thursday night leaves something to be desired. Let us start at the beginning and unravel our secret of Good friends and relatives get the inside tip to come Friday success which has given many a Broadway producer an ulcer. night, our "best night." Nobody can fathom this except per A year previous, and soon after we have completed one follies, haps Saturday is a let down where everybody cuts loose and lets the executive officers of Beta Kappa appoint a director for go- the coming school year. Alumnae are posted at the door collecting tickets, giving out Immediately, this director decides and reserves the place for programs, and escorting the theatre-goers to their seats. These the big event. We have previously used the school union, girls are in costume whenever possible. The only reserved space Moeur Activity and Cosner Auditorium. The latter has proven in the house is a section roped off for our Desert Valley the best due to their excellent stage and dressing room facili Alumnas who come in a body of about fifty each year. ties. It is also located on campus and easily accessible to "walk When the house lights dim (this is the only time it is quiet ing" students. This building has to be reserved almost a year in in the dressing rooms), the curtains open and the MC or MCs advance and the rental charge is $100. step out. I must explain that we have tried local personalities This first step being completed, the director usually does and witty boy friencls, but the best "femcees" are the ones from research over the summer obtaining new and original ideas our own Beta Kappa. for the coming show. In the past, we have always had one main After the curtain closes on the final act, the Gamma Phis theme such as "Out of This World," "Big Top" and this year, gather en masse on stage for "spontaneous" singing of their "Dizzyland." favorite Gamma Phi songs. The final act we try to make fan- A co-director is responsible for any paper work that is in- (Continued on page 69)

Follies Femcee, Shirley Hall, and Direclor, Dianne Eldridge get set for Ihe curtain on opening nighf. Incidentally, Dianne is nol a speech or dromo major, but a June J 959 graduate in Journalism, who pre pared Ihis article.

Sfory book figures come to life in Ihe Follies wilh Teri Moss as Roggedy Ann, Cynthia Zerden as Ihe wilch, and Linda Hutchins as Alice in Wonderland.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER - 1959 25 PHI BETA KAPPAS

For academic excellence, Phi Beta Kappa honors these Gamma Phi Betas with membership in this oldest, highly esteemed fraternity. Special praise must go to Theta chapter at Denver University and Sigma chapter at the University of Kansas for each having four mem bers of Phi Beta Kappa, and to Gamma chapter at the University of Wisconsin, Xi chapter at the University of Idaho, and Beta Sigma chapter at Washington State College, for each having three members wearing the treasured key.

Carol Gfos Miami Universily

Gamma� University of Wisconsin Alpha Beta� University of North Da Pat Burbridge kota Roberta Cresap Karen Sethre Helga Knollmuller Alpha Xi�Southern Methodist Univer Theta�Denver University sity Susan Butterworth Angela Tipps Jeannette Eitelgeorge Phi� Colorado Nancy Sorrels Alpha College Maryanne Thompson Joceile Milligan Beta Miami Xi�University of Idaho Epsilon� University Fox Margaret Remsburg Jane Carol Glos Marilyn Robinson Kay Salyer Beta Nu� University of Vermont Ruth Seeler Omicron� University of Illinois Diane Kramp Beta Rho� University of Colorado Ann Golseth Pi� University of Nebraska Terry Mitchem Beta Sigma� Washington State College Amy Lombard Sigma� University of Kansas Sue Marsh Linda Farmer Carol Pavlic Jane Fugate Tanet Goldsby Gamma Beta�Gettysburg College Barbara Wilson Helen Berkey Jane Fox Miami Universily

Always One Step Ahead .. . That's Gamma Phi Beta On Campus! Carol Pavlic Sue Marsh Amy Lombard

Three Phi Beta Kappas from Washington State College

Roberta Cresap Helga Knollmuller Pal Burbridge

Three from the University of Wisconsin

Marilyn Robinson Margaret Remsburg Kay Salyer

Three from the University of Idaho Karen Sethre Rufh Seeler Universily of North Dakola Universily of Vermont

More Phi Beta Kappas Those chapters in which scholastic achievement is recognized and in which intellectual interest is stimulated, are bringing prestige to our sorority and are an honor to Gamma Phi Beta. Such a chapter is Theta at Denver University, where four members were elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Proof that Theta chapter has created the environment for good scholarship . . . they have ranked first among all sororities on campus for eight consecutive quarters.

Theta, take a bow!

Maryonne Thompson Susan Bullerworlh Denver Universily Denver Universily

28 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 �ibF -"V*

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Marilyn MacLean Martha Hees Barbara Armbrusler U. of IVesfern Ontario U. of IVesfern Ontario McGill Universily Universily College Merit Award Universily College Merit Award Dean's Honor Lisf Honor Publications Key

Salute To Our Canadian Scholars!

Though the titles are different, the scholastic honors are equally great and difficult to obtain in Canadian Universities.

DID YOU KNOW THAT:

� Some Canadian Universities will not accept graduates of United States' High School as freshmen until they have had one year of college in the states?

� At the University of Western Ontario, University College Merit Awards were 11 of about 600 Gamma Phi Betas Betty Burlon given only graduates? (The U. of IVesfern Onfario had twol) Dean's Honors lisf for fhree years � Only ten graduating General Arts students of 400 were on the Dean's Honors List at Western?

At the University of Toronto, Sonia Korol received the Hees received a University College Merit Award. Marilyn Strathcona Award in Physical Education and Lyn Mercer re MacLean also received a University College Merit Award and ceived the Art Award. These awards required that the recipi an Honor Publications Key, one of two awarded at Western. Dawn Phibbs won a Board for the ents be proficient both in scholarship and in the field in which University Scholarship high est in third honors Carol Alexander the award was given. standing year Psychology. won a similar award for the in second At the of Manitoba, Carol Saunderson was named highest standing year University Honors Honors Science Student and received the University's Gold Psychology. A warm, if belated accolade, is due these and other Canadian Medal. Gamma Phi Betas who have upheld the tradition of superior Arrabruster and Donna Hill At McGill University, Barbara academic achievement. As they graduate and leave the college were named Scholars, the academic honor University highest campus to take their places in the larger community, across awarded. the breadth of Canada and to many faraway places of the At the University of Western Ontario, Marjorie Johnston British Commonwealth, it is good to know that Gamma Phi to West Martha Beta is such as these! won a summer seminar scholarship the Indies. represented by

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 29 Befsy Wehdae Barbara Tunze Judi Downs Norlhweslern Universify Washington University Miami Universily

These were Tapped for Mortar Board GAMMA�University of Wisconsin ALPHA THETA�Vanderbilt Univer Helga Knollmuller sity Jan Sagen Marie Fitzgerald (Secretary)

EPSILON�Northwestern University ALPHA XI�Southern Methodist Uni Karsten Jo versity Wehde Betsy Carol Keeney (Vice president) Carol THETA�Denver University Loyd Shirley Appleman ALPHA Arlene Belefonte UPSILON-Penn State Univer Linda Corpening sity Dorothea Harms KAPPA-University of Minnesota Jane Quale ALPHA CHI�College of William and Mary NU�University of Oregon Marge Briscoe Nancy Reynolds Jan Sagen BETA EPSILON-MiAMi University of Wisconsin PI�University of Nebraska > Universily Gretchen Saeger (Treasurer) Judi Downs Jane Fox SIGMA�University of Kansas Farmer Linda (Treasurer) BETA NU�University of Vermont Betty Wilder PHI�Washington University Barbara Kallman BETA RHO�University of Colorado Gay Knecht (Vice President) Linda Barbara Tunze Eggebrecht

ALPHA BETA�University of North BETA SIGMA�Washington State Col Dakota lege Janet Hunter Corinne Lyle Karen Newby ALPHA EPSILON-University of yVRi-

ZONA BETA TAU�Texas Technological Col Bobbie Haworth lege Ann Clifton ALPHA ZET.A�University of Texas Mary Billie Paula Craig Jean Stroehle Janet Vines .ALPH.A ET.A-Ohio Wesleyan Univer sity BETA PHI�Indiana University Oorofheo Harms Theora Disher Malissa Lovell Penn Stale Universily

30 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 Shirley Appleman Marie Fitzgerald Grefchen Saeger Denver Universily Vanderbilt Universily University of Nebrasfca

Mary Ann Clifton Billie Jean Stroehle Janel Vines Texas Tech Texas Tech Texas Tech

More Mortar Boards

And more to come! Please turn the page.

Carol Loyd Karen Newby Soulhern Methodist Universily IVashington Sfafe Col/ege

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 31 More Gamma Phi Betas

Malissa Lovell Jo Karsten Theora Disher Indiana Universily Northwestern Universily Ohio Wesleyan Universily

Linda Eggebrecht Wilder Betty Nancy Reynolds Colorado Universily of Vermont Universily Universily of Oregon

Jonef Hunler Arlene Belefonte Cay Knecht Universily of Norfh Dakola Denver Universily Washington Universily

32 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1959 Tapped for Mortar Board Black Masque

Barbara Kaliman Marge Briscoe Karen Brooks Washington University College of William and Mary San Jose State College (Equivalent of Mortar Board)

WePause toHonor

^ Dixie Good of Kansas State College. who was elected to Phi Kappa Phi.

Carolyn Edwards of the University of Idaho, who was awarded a $2000 graduate assistantship for study at Arizona State University. In under graduate school, Carolyn was a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Mortar Board, Theta Sigma Phi, Alpha Larabda Delta and president of the French Club.

Dixie Goocf Carolyn Edwards

Mary Ruth Dunlap of Colorado State University, who is a member of Phi Kappa Phi, Who's Who, Tau Iota Omega, and Pacemakers.

Merry Jo Stewart, also of Colorado State Uni versity, who was National 4-H Achievement winner. In February, she was one of six winners who were sent to Washington for a conference with President Eisenhower. In 1956, Merry Jo won a trip to Europe as the National winner of the "\Iake It Yourself with "^Vool" contest. Stewart Mary Rufh Dunlap Merry Jo

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 33 HOlty OUEEN Carolyn Blackburn Universily of Idaho

NORTH DAKOTA POTATO QUEEN Suellen Ringsak Norlh Dakola Slale

PROM QUEEN MILITARY BALL OUEEN Anita Klinker Sheila English Indiana Sfofe Teachers College Universily of North Dakola

34 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1959 CAMPUS QUEENS Reign Across the Land

KEY QUEEN Carolyn Schoulin Bowling Green Stale University

MECCA QUEEN Sharon Larsen Universily of fowa

SNO-BAU QUEEN Pal Rushlon University of Oregon

KESHENA QUEEN Brenda Bowyer Oklahoma Cily Universily

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 35 Greek V^eek Queens

Carol Kavanagh Norma Baldridge Joyce Larson U. of California Arizona Slale, Flagstaff North Dakola Slale

Air Force Angel Theta Chi's Choice World Trades Queen

Pal Wallers Betty Hollenback Lady Ann Chamberlain Miami Universily Washington Slale College Soulhern Methodist

First Place Winner of Bison Brevities The Alpha Omicron-Alpha Tau Omega act, 'Tair Time," won the fifteen minute production act of North Dakota State Bison Brevities. The story evolves around a day at the fair just at the turn of the century. Its events included a medicine show, a poli tician's report, and a side show with dancing girls. These events are witnessed by a crowd of spectators. One of the judges commented an^ that this was one of the best directed

he had seen.

36 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 ENGINEERING OUEEN Lin Eden, Washington University

WINTER CARNIVAL QUEEN CONFERENCE TRACK QUEEN Marcia McEwen Belle Viall U. of Manitoba Ohio Wesleyan Fraternity Sweethearts

Kappa Sig Dream Girl D. U. Sweetheart Sigma Nu Sweetheart Alpha Chi Rho Sweetheart Susan Jo Turner Barbara Kraft Carol Muir Jean Pipal U. of North Dakota Western Ontario Rollins College Penn Sfate

ATO Sweetheart Psi U. Sweetheart Acacia Sweetheart Phi Kappa Sigma Sweetheart Ramona Robertson Sue Potts Joy Kean Carolyn Conley Oklahoma Sfofe U. U. of Illinois Kansas Stale U. Norlhweslern

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER � 1959 37 Scholars

Beverly Mike Harriett Pudvah Janel Tarver Lorraine Snow Michigan Sfafe U. of Vermonf San Diego Sfafe U. of Vermonf Alpha Lambda Delia High Scholastic Graduated Cum Laude High Scholastic Achievement Tower Guard, vice presideni Achievement Award AWS Scholarship Recognition Omicron Nu, Staff and Sandal

Gail Sturdevant-Senior Class Executive Roberta Cresap�Phi Beta Kappa, Sopho Honors Council; Junior Guide. more high honors. Phi Kappa Phi. Katheryn Fish�Alpha Tau Delta. Beta�U. of Michigan Karen Fritsche�Theta Delta Chi Dream Susan Barr�.Awarded Scholarship by the Girl, Psi Upsilon Omicron New Student Work � Alpha Syracuse U. National .Association of Manufacturers. Publications Chairman. Nancy Bruce�President, Nursing School Janet Bellinger� Poster Chairman for .Ann Gibson�Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Phi Senior Class; Sigma Theta Tau. Junior Girls Play. Omicron Upsilon. Mary Lou Carol�.Alpha Xi Alpha (Design Barbara Brown�Member of Michifish. Jacqulyn Heal�Phi Kappa Phi, Senior Honorary); Phi Kappa Phi (All-University Lynn Cockerill�Secretary of Junior Pan honors. Scholastic Honorary); Sigma Nu White Rose hellenic. Marilyn Hebal�Sigma Phi Epsilon Dream Queen's Court. Jeanne Dierking� Member of Michifish. Girl. Lee Chamberlin�Senior Senator-at-large; Estelle Ginn�.Awarded trophy for being Jo Isberg�.Alpha Tau Delta (second Vicc- Sigma Alpha Iota; Senior Guide. Best Actress of the Year. I'lesident), Sigma Epsilon Sigma. Mena Choguill�Sophomore Class Executive Janet Harper�Awarded the Orion E. Scott Jeanette Johnson�Crucible, Sigma Delta Council (alternate). Award, member of .Alpha Lambda Delta. Pi, New Student Week Special Services Chair Sharon Coletti�Senior Women in Business Susan Huggard�Script Chairman for man. .Administration; Quill and Keys. Junior Girls Play. Patricia Katzenmeyer�Phi Beta. Marge Jackson�Tau Sigma Delta (.Architec Marie Joynt�President of Woman's Ath Helga Knollmuller�Phi Beta Kappa, Mor ture and Applied .Arts Honorary); Junior letic .Association, Vice-President of the Uni tar Board, Phi Kappa Phi, Senior honors. Guide. versity of Michigan Folklore Society, Meinber Elizabeth Knope�Phi Kappa Phi, Sopho Jerrcmy Joluison� President, Art .Advisory of Michifish. more honors. Campus Chest General Chair Council. Sue Kennedy� Publicit) Chairman of man. Judy Kelly� Pi Lambda Theta; Senior Junior Girl's Play, Public Relations Chair .Ann Krohn�Psi Upsilon Omicron. Guide. man for Homecoming. .Ann Lee�Sophomore high honors. Em Knowlton�Outstanding Senior Woman Carol Luse�Winner of a S300 Hopwood Meredith Mattka�Phi Kappa Phi. in Physical Education. Writing .Award. -Nancy Nesbit�Leadership Training Chair Merike Komendant�Sigma Upsilon .Alpha Sheryl Nelson�Will spend a semester at a man, New Student Week Executive Secretary, (.Architecture Honorary). college in Denmark. Ann Priedeman� Psi Upsilon Omicron, Linda McCord�Sigma Chi Alpha (Art Edu Jo Ann Riccardi�Secretary for the 1961 Senior honors. cation Honorary). Nursing Class. Mary Jo O'Brien�Nominated for outstand Ebeth McCumber�Chairman of Interna Barbara Rosbe� Displays Chairman for ing Senior Woman, Wisconsin Student As tional Student Guides. Homecoming. sociation Secretary. Judy Manley�Junior Class Executive Coun Mary Ellen Thomsen�Meinber of Michi Joan Radl-Crucible, WSA Personnel Chair cil. fish. man. Maria Notar�President, Baptist Student Linda Vance� Treasurer of the 1961 Nurs Jan Sagen�Sophomore high honors, .Mortar Fellowship; Secretary, Zeta Phi Eta (Speech ing Class. Board, Phi Kappa Phi, WSA Welfare Depart Honorary); Senior Guide; Chapel Choir. Barbara \Veber�Sorority Manager for ment Director, Executive Secretary of Campus Linda Rydberg� Purchase .Award in the Woman's ^Athletic Association. Chest. Lowe .Art Center PriiUmakiiig Competition; .Mary Wicker�Representative to the Affili Barbara Taylor� Psi Upsilon Omicron. Winner of the Design C;ompetition held by ate (Sorority Magazine). Marilyn Saiberlick�Chairman WSA Inter the Onondaga Pottery Company. national Relations Committee. Gamma�U. of Wisconsin Ellen Stcphaiiiau�Pi Lambda Theta; C.i\il In addition to the many campus honors Service Coiiimissioiier of Elections; School of Pat Burbridge�Phi Beta Kappa, Senior won by Gamma Phis, three Gamma beauties Education .\d\isory Council; Chapel Choir honors. have represented us well at State beauty Scholarship .\ward: Senior Guide. -Anne Church�Senior honors. contests. Anne Gibson and Karen Fritsche

38 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 Who's New In Who's Who

Sandra Wilson Connie Youree Carolyn Calambach Arizona Slale, Flagstaff Idaho Slale Norlh Dakota Slale Honor Board Student of fhe Quarter Phi Kappa Phi Who's Who Who's Who Who's Who

Maggie Barrienlos Rulh Dorsey D. A. Sharp Palricia Rodericit Arizona Stale, Flagstaff Arizona Slale, Flagstaff Rollins College Boston U. Dean's LisI Rodeo Queen Libra Scarlet Key Who's Who Who's Who Who's Who Who's Who

Beth Bruno�Sigma Alpha lota (music 1959, Recording Sect'y, 1960. Honors honorary); Boston University Glee Club. Maryellen McKelvey�Newman Club, social Carole Cherry�Newman Club. chairman. Ruth Dewton�Panhellenic Treasurer, 1959- Polly Noonan�Newman Club; Boston Uni have been chosen as Regional winners in the 1960. versity News, Sports Reporter; Fencing Tour Wisconsin Miss Alice-in-Dairyland Contest, Diane Etienne�President of Sophomore nament. while Patricia Katzenmeyer is the runner up Class, School of Nursing; School of Nursing, Jane O'Neil�Pi Omega Pi (honorary). in the Wisconsin Miss Young Republican Student Council; Boston University Varsity Octavia Ossola�Area advisor, Newman Contest. Squad Cheerleader, 1959-1960. Club. Judy Freeman�Secretary of Junior Class, Vivi-Ann Ostrand�Corresponding Secre Delta�Boston U. Sargent College; Secretary of Senior Class, tary, senior class. School of Nursing; Senior Frances Accorto�Pi Omega Pi (honorary); Sargent College, 1960. Panhellenic Delegate; Sigma Theta Tau (Nurs Newman Club; Thaea�membership chairman. Betty Furman�Boston University Women's ing Honorary). Leslie Andrews�Boston University Rifle Rifle Team. Pat Roderick�President of Charlesgate Team; Finalist in "Miss B.U." Contest. Fran Guida�Boston University Newman Hail; Scarlet Key; Who's Who in American Nancy Arms�Boston University, "Miss Club Council. Colleges; Residence Hall Planning Commit Touchdown"; Corresponding Secretary, Sar Martha Hall�Captain of the Boston Uni tee. gent College Student Gov't. versity Women's Rifle Team. Arlene Sannella�Newman Club. Cathy Barr�Student Council, SPRC; Boston Elizabeth Jones�Sigma Alpha Iota (music Elaine Springer�Vice-President, Junior University Debating Princess; Sigma Phi Ep honorary). Class, School of Nursing; Freda Roberts silon Sweetheart; Stunt Night Chairman, Janet Knauber�Secretary of Sophomore Award; Student Faculty Assembly, Student SPRC; Chairman of Prom Tickets, SPRC. Class, School of Nursing; All-uniyersity-New- Affairs Committee; Chairman of Prom Tick Sandy Bergstrom�Thaea (Honorary); Area man Council. ets, School of Nursing; Junior Activities Con advisor. University dormitories. Marilyn Kramer�Boston University, Scar ference. Carole Breau-Vice-President Sargent Col let Key, Corresponding Secretary; Boston Uni Anne Swadel�Sigma Theta Tau, Nursing lege Senior Class. versity Student Gov., Corresponding Sect'y, Honorary; Recording Secretary, Senior Class,

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 39 Presenting Our Presidents

Fran Waddill Jean Jenks Diane Etienne Wilhelmina Good Oklahoma Slale San Diego Sfafe Boston U. Ohio Wesleyan Presideni, Presidenf, Presideni, Presideni, Industrial Editors' Society Jr. Panhellenic Sophomore Class Austin Hall

Carol Victoria Geren� Mortar Board, \'ice- Jeannette Eitelgeorge�Phi Beta Kappa, Honors Pres. of YWC.A, member ot Prytanean (Junior Who's Who, Psi Chi honorary. and Senior women's honorary� inembers Arlene Belefonte�.A.W.S. Vice-President; chosen for scholarship and activities) Who's Who; Secretary of Mortar Board; Zeta School of Nursing; Dean's list. Louana Dean Hayward� President of Oski Phi Eta, Finalist for Greek Week queen. Mary Teplita�Student Council; National Dolls (official hostesses of the University). Becky Printz, Victoria Rux, and Louise Gar Women's Rifle Team; University Orientation Carol Ann Kavanaugh-Oski Dolls, queen rison-Alpha Lambda Delta. Louise will serve Program; Vice-Prcsidciit-elect of Charlesgate of the IFC Ball; chosen University Football as Vice-President, Vicky as Secretary and Hall. Royalty Hostess for next year. Becky as Treasurer. Donna Vergaro�Student Council; Executive Suzanne Trees Stricklin�2nd Vice-President Pat Williamson�Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Committee, Charlesgate Hall; Boston Univer of the student body; Mortar Board; Prytan Girl. sity Women's Rifle Team. ean, and many other committees which arc Joyce Barry�Phi Sigma Iota Treasurer, Judy Williams�Treasurer ot Charlesgate duties of the 2nd Vice-President; (Sue became finalist for Greek Week queen. Hall; .Area .\dvisor; Student Council; Varsity the wife of the student body president, Bill Mary Beth Harcourt�Junior Cla.ss Secre Cheerleader. Stricklin, in December). tary-Treasurer, runner-up to the Best Dressed Gwen Wray� Boston University Sailing Linda Baker-Oski Dolls. Woman on campus. Club. Merle Gibbons�Oski Dolls. Dede Wiley�Sophomore Class .Secretary- Catherine Higbee�Vice-President of the Treasurer. �Northwestern U. Epsilon sophomore class, and many committees which Marge White�Finalist in I.F.C. -May queen. Betsy W^ehde�Co-chairman Waa-Mu show, are duties of the class Vice-President. Treasurer of A.W'.S. 1959-60 (all campus musical); Mortar Board; On Honors List�Betsy Barker, Carol Noreen Nash�.Arts & Science Senator. Meinber of May Court. Bishop, Marilyn Bowen, Pam Clark, Terry Jo Karsten�Mortar Board. Coultas, Carol Geren, Merle Gibbins, Sharon Kappa�U. of Minnesota Nancy Pierce�W.AA Senior Trophy. White. Debbie Moilanen�Snow Week Queen of Carolyn Conley�Sweetheart of Phi Kappa Chapter honor�AVon sweepstakes in annual 1959. Sigma. Spring Sing with Pi Lambda Phi fraternity. Diane Cox-Sweetheart ot Delta Tau Delta. \Vonderlic�Shi-.\i Kay (Junior honorary); Carolyn Fink�Publicity chairman of 19.')9 Student (loveriiing Board award. Snow Runner-Up En � Homecoming, Queen WA.A social chairman. Theta Denver U. Alida Meyer� gineers Queen, Welcome Week chairman. Liz Wood� Barker, Judy Kompare, Ginny Chapter honors� First in scholarship for Marilyn Grinder�Outstanding chapler W.A.A board members. three consecutive years, permanent possession pledge trophy, princess in Miss Southdale Dec Thiemecke�Members of Juli King. of Denver City Panhellenic Scholarship cup. contest. Wildcat Council. Received the Louise Wyatt Award at Province Margaret Kaehler-SPAN (France) Beth Peil�Outstand Polly Hamm, Mary Convention. First place in Homecoming skit. Sandra Kirk-Assistant Panhellenic Rush honors: ing freshmen for May Day. Chapter First place for May Days booth and May Chairman. Placed .Id in so Little scholarship among campus Days Twilight Sing with the Sigma .Alpha Janet McWethy-President ot SAE's rorities; first place in Homecoming house Epsilon fraternity. Sister's ot Minerva. decorations. Susan Butterworth� Phi Beta Kappa, AVho's Kaye Michels�Chimes, sophomore journal Who. ism scholarship. Eta�U. of California award, Nancy Sorrels�Phi Beta Kappa, .A..A.U.^\'., Jane Quale- Mortar Board, Minnie Governors. Marilxn Frances Bowcn� Women's Judicial Who's W'ho. secretary of Union Board of Comniittee (handles all cases of violation of Maryanne Thompson� Phi Beta Kappa. Mary Ellen Wallerius-Ou islanding chap women's lockout rules). Linda Corpening�.A.W.S. President, ^Vho's ter senior trophy. Minne Nanrv Dougery�.Appointed Scholarship Who, .Mortar Board. Kappa received an award from the one from the chairman for next semester's Panhellenic Shirley .Appleman� Board ot Governors apolis Red Cross Council and ("ouncil. Chairman, Mortar Board. University of Minnesota .Social Service Coun-

40 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER 1 959 .i Davis, Georgia Marshall, Norma Pomponio, Board; All University Fund Board. Honors Judy Petterborg, Sue Bush. Janis Olson, Barbara Carey, and Carol Orchesis: Carolyn Blackburn, Judy Petter Harstad�Finalists for Sigma Phi Epsilon borg, JoNell Diven, Karla Sievert, Sue Bush. Sweetheart. cil for its work in sponsoring the campus Queens � Carolyn Blackburn � Sophomore Margaret Marshall�University cheerleader; Red Cross drive. Holly Queen; Kathy Thompson�Navy Color .AWS secretary; Nebraska sweetheart. Girl. Judy Lindgren�A.U.F. Board. Nu�U. of Oregon Phi Beta Kappa�Marilyn Robinson, Mar Marcia Weigel�Sigma Alpha Iota, presi Mari Davis�Pi Mu Epsilon (math). garet Remsburg, Kay Salyer. dent. Nancy Reynolds�Mortar Board Secretary. Terry Mitchem�Phi Beta Kappa; Armed Omicron�U. of Flo Trombetta�Rally Board. Illinois Forces Honorary Commandant; selected by Sandi Pearson�National Collegiate Players. Dianne Baumann�Bronze Tablet, Valedic National YWCA to spend summer in Soviet Marilyn Poston�Panhellenic Council. torian of Senior Class. Russia with all expenses paid. Joyce Gardinier�Sigma Delta Pi (Spanish). Marianna Brown�Torch. Nancy Preston�Panhellenic, secretary; fin Nancy McKeown�Highest grades in Jr. Deanne Cortright�President of Illio Ota. alist for Sigma Phi Epsilon sweetheart. class. National Science Foundation Scholar Sally Edgell�Kappa Sigma Dream Girl Donette Keys�Corn/zuifter yearbook staff. ship. Court. .Ann Wilson�Student Union Board; Build Carolyn Christie�Pi Lambda Theta Treas Sherry Fiester�Shi Ai, Alpha Lambda ers' Board. urer. Delta. Julie Kay�Student Union Board; Builders' Marilyn Mahle�Rally girl. Marty Hanson�Alpha Lambda Delta. Board, Alpha Lambda Delta. Dial Bridges�A.W.S. Treasurer; University Janice Johnson�Alpha Lambda Delta. Deloris Fulton�Red Cross Board. Theater Box Office Manager; Chairman of Sue King�Delta Tau Delta Queen Court. Carolyn Novotny�Outstanding senior in Christmas Tea. Thelma King�Treasurer of Shorter Board. Sigma Alpha Iota. Ann Jacobs�S.A.E. Daughter's of Minerva. Diana Kramp�Phi Beta Kappa, Shorter Jean Odum�Red Cross Board; Tassels. Coleen Nelson� Kwama; Secretary of ASUO Board, President of Zeta Phi Eta. Del Stitt-Tassels. Publicity and Public Relations. Bunny LaBarre�Torch. Judy Pokorny�Lead in "Ah, Wilderness." Lynne Pyle�Kwama; Debate Team; Speech Barbara Langley � Homecoming Court, Merry Lynn Skarda�Attendant to Delta Awards. Delta Tau Delta Queen Court, Inter-Frater- Sigma Phi sweetheart. Pat Rushton� Miss Jackson county and con ternity Queen Finalist. Joanie Myron�A.U.F. Board; Builders' Or test for Miss Oregon; Frosh Sno-Ball Queen; Janet Langley�Junior Inter-Fraternity ganization Board. Sig Ep Swamp Girl finalist; Delta Queen Queen Finalist. La Rae KiAler� Cornhusker yearbook staff; finalist. Lynn Morley�Torch. Builders' Organization Board. Frances Souvenier�Kwama. Judy Neal�Delta Chi Dream Girl Court. Jeannie Denker�WAA Board; Alpha Penny Lindsay�S.A.E. Daughters ot Mi Phyllis Neal�Sigma Nu White Rose Court. Lambda Delta. nerva. Janet Peterson�Shi Ai, Alpha Lambda Kay Buckingham�Cosmopolitan Club, sec Marianne Laurin�Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Delta. retary; Phi Upsilon Omicron. Finalist. Sue Potts� Psi Upsilon Sweetheart. Nancy Coover� Fulbright scholarship win Carolyn Carr�Alpha Lambda Delta. Gerry Rader�May Queen Finalist. ner for study in Europe. Jan Hall�Gamma Alpha Chi Secretary; Pat Sheahen�Cheerleader, Torch, Presi Chapter honor�Third place winner in Lay Editor of Oregona. dent of Terrapin. Spring Day. Rosemary Rhoten�President of Pi Lambda Theta. Pi�U. of Nebraska Rho�U. of Iowa Sara East�Greater Oregon Corresponding Nancy Morris�Sigma Chi Sweetheart. Evelyn Anderson�AWS Freshman Council- Secretary. Gretchen Saeger�Mortar Board, treasurer; elected Vice-President; Central Party Com finalist for Nebraska Coed; Red Cross presi mittee; Alpha Lambda Delta. Xi�U. of Idaho dent; Builders, treasurer; A.U.F. Board; final Diane Artus�Seals; Miss SUI Attendant. Alpha Lambda Delta�Sally Jo Nelson and ist for Sigma Phi Epsilon sweetheart. Carol Bieber�Student Council Committees- Lois Bowers. Sylvia McNally�Attendant to Engineering Elections, and Leadership and Training; Hell Divers� Kathleen McBratney, Bette Queen; Red Cross Board; Student Union Orientation Leader.

More Presidents 4k^^ Ellen Ratkovich Linda Frey Rosemary Rhofen Ohio Wesleyan San Diego Slale Lf. of Oregon Presideni, Presideni, Presidenf, Phi Alpha Thefa Cetza honorary Pi Lambda Thela

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 41 Judy Maxant � Penguins; Orientation Union Activities Jayhawk Nibble Chairman. Honors Leader. Audrey Reynolds�Jay Sister. Gretchen Meier�Panhellenic representative Sally Ossian�Vice-President ot W.R..A. to Pan Hellenic Convention at the University Susie Black�President and Secretary-Treas ot Michigan; Panhellenic Research Com urer ot Quack Club; Allied Greek-Independ mittee; Panhellenic Rush Chairman; Sigma ent Political party representative-secretary, Mary Christensen�Highlanders (All Girl Alpha Eta (Speech Pathology Honorary). cast in The King and I. Bagpipe Band). Diana Merrill�Highlanders; Union Board Gwen Gray�Chairman of K.U.-Y West Annabelle Ehlers�Old Gold Singers. Commraittee. Hills Merabership Drive; K.U.-Y House of Nancy Erickson�Old Gold Days Board; Shirley Michaelsen-Delta Chi Sweetheart; Representatives; Secretary of Quill Club; Faculty Forum; Theta Sigma Phi; Nominee Kappa Epsilon (Pharmacy Honorary). a cappella Choir, Chairraan of Student for Adelaine Burge Award. Joan Mischnick�Student Council Com- Union Activities Hospitality Board; Secre Judy Everingham�Penguins; Dorm Decora raittees�Leadership and Elections; Old Gold tary of Student Union Activities, Statewide tion Committee. Days' Publicity; Orientation Leader; Rush Activities, All Student Council Public Re Carol Farchmin�Miss Dental Hygiene .At Counsellor. lations Committee. tendant; Cheerleader. Nancy Powell�Alpha Lambda Delta. Zoe Ann Kelley�Warden of Mu Phi Ep Jo Ann Frederick�Old Gold Days Com Cindy Stage�Profile Previews Finalist; silon; a cappella Choir, cast in The King and mittee. Orientation Leader; .Alpha Tau Oraega I, K. U. Chorale. Joey Frusch�Miss SUI Pageant Board. Queen Candidate tor Inter-Fraternity Pledge Connie Howerton�Co-Chairraan ot the De Carol Ann Garland�Y.W.C.A. Chairman; Council Formal. putation Committee of Wesley Foundation, Pi Lambda Theta (Education Honorary). Lynne Wight�Secretary ot Orientation Regional Chairman of Statewide Activities. Nicki Gustin�Secretary Junior Panhellenic Council; Union Board Committee. Linda Farmer�Phi Beta Kappa; Treasurer Council; Old Gold Days Coramittee. Ann Wolf�Candidate for Hillcrest Queen of Mortar Board; A.W.S. House ot Repre Connie Hallbach�Union Board; Old Glory (Men's Dorra); Highlanders. sentatives; President ot Panhellenic Council; Days' University Committee; Phi Gamma Dean's Honor Roll; Sigraa Delta Pi. �U. of Kansas Nu-elected Vice-President (Commerce Hon Sigma Suzie Thompson�Publicity Chairraan of orary); Pi Omega Pi (Business Education Janet Goldsby�Phi Beta Kappa; Secretary- O.T. Club, Quack Club. Honorary). Treasurer of Phi Alpha Theta; Dean's Honor Susie Eggleston� Mu Phi Epsilon. Dianne Halland�Highlanders. Roll; Carnegie Research Assistant; Secretary- Mary Wade�Quack Club. Catharine Herr�University Symphony; Pi Treasurer of History Club; Student Union Marilyn Henning�Chairman of Political Lambda Theta (Education Honorary). Activities Decorations Chairraan for Home Emphasis Week Dinner Speaker; Secretary of Carolyn Jensen�Alpha Larabda Delta coraing Dance. Allied Greek-Independent Political Parly; (Scholastic Honorary); Orientation Leader; Carol Green� Pi Lambda Theta, Sigma Party Picture Editor of Jayhawker Staff; Acted in University Theater Play; Winner of Alpha Eta. Chairman of Student Union Activities Bridge second place in Spiritual Values division ot Jean Elson� Publicity Chairman ot Sigma Tournament, Bridge Club and Bridge Les Freedoms Foundation Awards; Student Coun Alpha Eta; Executive Committee and Chair sons; Treasurer of K.U.-Y; Student Union Ac cil Committee-Leadership and Training. man ot Hospitality Coraraittee ot the Senior tivities Board Member and Hospitality Chair Diane Jones�Orientation Leader; Junior Class; Discussion Leader of High School man, Statewide Activities Regional Chairman. Orchesis. Leadership Day; Chairraan of Clearing Cora Barbara Wilson�Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Shirley Larsen�Attendant to Honorary mittee ot Panhellenic Council. Alpha Theta; La Confrerie, Dean's Honor Cadet Colonel; Pi Lambda Theta. Barbara Reynolds�Jay Sister, Honor In Roll. Sharon Larsen�Mecca Queen; Attendant to itiate. Sue Chowning�Quack Club. Dolphin Queen. Sara Clawson�A.W.S. House of Representa Marilyn Miller�Phi Chi Theta. Mary Lauterbach�Seals. tives; Statewide Activities; Jay Sister; Chair Sydney Stoepplewerth�Cast in Under Milk- Jeanette Laughlin� Highlanders; Univer raan of Arrangements of the Student Union wood. sity Chorus; Orientation Leader; Alpha Activities Relays Dance; Student Union Ac Nancy Callahan-Phi Alpha Theta, Quill Lambda Delta. tivities House of Representatives; Student Club, Dean's Honor Roll.

Honoraries

Pamela Hc/fz Vivi-Ann Ostrand Beverly Maritt Claudia Keys Miami Universily Boston Universily Oklahoma Slale Oklahoma Slale Phi Beta Kappa Award Sigma Thela Tau, Orange and Block Quiff, Kappa Tau Alpha, for scholarship Nursing honorary Scholastic honorary Journalism honorary

42 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 Honoraries

Maria Notar Muriel Wills Ellen Slepanian Jan Hall Syracuse U. Lf. of Vermonf Syracuse U. U. of Oregon Zela Phi Ela Staff and Sandal Pi Lambda Thela Gamma Alpha Chi

Carla Drage�Green and Gold Review. Carleen Brown�Spur, Leadership Confer S.C.E.A. ence Central Central onors Ann Roerig�Board of Publications, Coraraittee, College Days H Delegate to State Convention. Coraraittee. Ann Lensink�Alpha Tau Omega Regatta Cynthia Jeffreys�Spur, College Days Cen Ann Moser�Quack Club. Queen Candidate. tral Coramittee, Leadership Conference. Treasurer of Board of Marcia Baker� Conference, Sandra Aldrich�a cappella Choir. Maxine Henke� Leadership Donna Bowraan� first attendant to Phi Publications, Silver Spruce, Aggie Angels- Group Leader, Counselette. Wind En Kappa Sweetheart Queen. vice president, vice president of Tau Iota Linda Chonjowski�Concert Sarah Dillaha�Queen of Second Division Omega. semble. W.A.A. of Foreign Legion; one oi the finalists tor Annie Simraon�Home Ec. Club, Carol Carven�Counselettes. Mihtary Ball Queen; attendant for 1959 K.U. Jo Ann Golgart�Sitoer Spruce Queen At Jean Currence�Spur, Leadership Confer Relays. tendant; Silver S/^ruce-Candidate for Best ence, College Days Central Committee. Sue Tinsley-Quack Club. Dressed Coed; Union Hostess; Counselette; Joan Dolby, Alpha Tau Omega Regatta Sue Wheat�Recognition for Outstanding Aggie Angels; Auto Show Queen; A.W.S. Queen Candidate. Work for Gamma Phi Beta at All Women's Fashion Show Model. Lorraine DeBrie�College Days Coraraittee, Day. Jan Hargis�Group Leader; Aggie Angels- Leadership Conference, Union Hostess, Group Paula Brinkman-Quill Club; Dormitory publicity chairraan; Union Hostess; Counsel Leader, Array Cadettes. Counselor. ette; Phi Delta Theta Greek Queen Candi Elaine Glantz�Spur. Karlene Howell-President ol Corbin-North date. Kay Hamill�College Days Central Cora Com Hall; Corridor Chairman at North-Corbin; Phyllis Bradshaw�Senior Panhellenic. raittee; Leadership Conference Central Home Jay Sister; Dean's Honor Roll. Nancy Williams�Sitoer Spruce�editor; mittee; Group Leader; Union Hostess; Sharon Gale�Corridor Chairman at Dor Leadership Conference Central Coraraittee; Ec. Scholarship Award; Spur�editor. mitory, Dean's Honor Roll. vice president ot the Senior Class. Cindy Long�Union Hostess. Beta Beta Sally Sponable�Jay Sister. Dianne Grace�Union Hostess, Carol Lynam�.Army Cadettes, Counselettes. Alice Brown�Jay Sister. Beta. Marjorie Palm�Counselettes. the Or Kathy Sowder-Jay Sister. Judy SoUenbarger�Spur of Year, Joy Rehm-Counselettes. Marcia Nelson�Jay Sister. ganized Houses Judiciary, president. Elaine Shoendaller�Counselettes. Marilyn Sirapson�Jay Sister. Jean Trengove�a cappella; Madrigal; the Beverly Steerman�Union Hostess. Marilyn Moyer�Secretary-Elect of Allied lead in Gondoliers; Horticulture Queen; Merry Jo Stewart�Dorm Council�secre Greek-Independent Political Party, A.W.S. Counselette�executive board; Sigma Epsilon tary; Group Leader; Leadership Conference; House of Representatives. Kappa; Aggie Angels. Spur�corresponding secretary; Counselettes; M.�vice vice National Jane Fugate-Phi Beta Kappa, Dean's Jean Bice�P.E. president, A.W.S. Fashion Show Model; Stock Honor Roll. president of W.A.A., Hesperia. Achievement Winner at Chicago Show; Eisen Elinor Varah-Jay Sister, Carnegie Research Pat .Adams�Leadership Conference; Young and present at Conference with Pres. Assistant. Republicans, secretary-treasurer; Junior class hower. Gamma Phi Becky Swander-Dean's Honor Roll. vice president; Aggie Angels; a cappella. Pat Wolfe�A.W.S.�secretary; Carol Portis�Forestry Queen Attendant; Beta Outstanding Pledge; Leadership Con Tau�Colorado State College Days Central Committee, secretary- ference Central Committee-secretary; Spur- Tau Iota "Tau Iota Award; Central Committee; Mary Ruth Dunlap�Paceraaker; treasurer; Omega Junior president; College Days Counselette. Omega; Phi Kappa Phi, Who's Who, Student Aggie Angel. Union Hostss; Group Leader; Heath�Attendant to Miss C.S.U. Legislature�coramittee chairman. Lynn Robin Wyatt-Counselette. Henderson�Union Hostess, Fine Arts Marlene Marrs�Army Cadettes. Judy Phi�Washington U. Festival-publicity coramittee. Home Ec. Betsy Moore�Spur, Group Leader. Commission-Lin Council. Betty Roach�Counselette. Sophomore Eden, presi Omicron Nu� Kathleen Caroll. Carol Potter-Union Hostess, Horaecoming Peggy Dorsey�Cheerleader; dent; vice treasurer of Chimes Andrea Griece- Queen Candidate, Columbian Society. president; Aggie Angels; (Junior honorary)� and Gold Colorado Shorthorn Lassie Counsel Elizabeth Wheaton. Sue Marshall-Green Review, Queen, vich, Sloan, Jane ette; Horae Ec. Council, Mortar Board� Knecht, Sigma Epsilon Kappa. secretary-treasurer. Gay vice-president;

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 43 .Margaret Roberts�Dean's Honor Roll; Pan Co-Art Director of Union Activities Board; Honors hellenic Investigations Coramittee. Neiman Marcus College Board; Yearbook Gene Nora Stumbough�Outstanding Wom Beauty Finalist; Air Force ROTC Queen an Pilot (Collegiate) in the United States. Finalist; Secretary of Student Senate; Public Barbara Kallman, Barbara Tunze. Maribeth Tomlinson � Vice-President of Relations Committee; .Assistant State Co Kappa Delta Pi (education)�Ruth Wraus- Zeta Phi Eta. ordinator of Committee to Encourage Higher man. Anita Wonn�Kappa Delta Pi; Secretary of Education. Sigma Delta Pi (Spanish)�Barbara Kall Sigma Delta Pi. Mary Lou Golasinski�Dean's Honor Roll. man. Kay Elkins�Mu Phi Epsilon; Gamma Phi Donna Shirley�Dean's Honor Roll; Air- Angel Flight (Air Force Honorary)�Gay Beta Activities Award. knockers Club; Institute of the Aeronautical Knecht, Kiki Sloan. Caroline Edwards�Dad's Day Committee. Sciences. Queens and Attendants�Lin Eden�Sigma Teresa Kalman�Dean's Honor Roll; Ducks Phi Epsilon Diamond Princess Court, En Club. Omega�Iowa State College gineering Queen's Court; Cheri Essma- Dixie Miller�Candidate for Sigma Chi honors�Second place winner in Farmer's candidate. Sweetheart; ot Chest Skit Chapter Daughter Engineering Secretary Campus Union Varieties. Queen's Court; Mary Ellen Huvey, Kappa Committee. Jean McKee�Elected to Home Ec Council. Alpha Rose Special Maid. Judy Permen ter�Alpha Lambda Delta; Kathy Thurow�Elected to "I" fraternity, Contestant for Rita H. Lottinville Prize (for Psi�U. of Oklahoma women's athletic honorary. outstanding Freshraan Woman); Dean's Carol Auringer�President ot the .American Anona Adair� Pi Omega; Union Activities Honor Roll; Gamma Phi Beta Scholarship Horae Economics Association; Women's Day Council President. Award. President for 1959, position held by Gainma Vice-President of .Amanda Brant�Dean's Honor Roll; Public Terry Ashley� Young Phis both in 1957 and 1958. Democrat's Club; President of Sigma Epsilon Relations Chairman. Delta; Marshal ot Zeta Phi Eta. Ann Vice-President of Lynch� Dormitory; � Alpha Beta U. of North Dakota Jan Barth�Busine.ss Education Club. Canterbury Club; Dean's Honor Roll; Schol Suzanne Berry�Grand Worthy Advisor; arship Board. Jackie Beyers�Secretary ot Student Coun Order ot the Rainbow for Girls; State of Pat Pyle�Union Activities Board; Out cil. Oklahoma. standing Pledge; .Alpha Larabda Delta; Presi Georgia .Aalgaard�Campus Ideal Pledge, Suzanne Brock�Recording Secretary; Pan dent's Honor Roll; Dean's Honor Roll; Out Association of Woraen Students. hellenic Council. standing Worker in Union Activities Coun Sheila English�Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, Gayle C;hristenson�Secretary of Future cil; Candidate tor Lottinville Award; Univer Military Ball Queen. Business f.eaders of America. sity Scholarship. Patricia Bettschen-Board ot Governors Patsy Cooper�KUVY Kutie Candidate; Marilyn Moorehead�Treasurer ot Dormi Smorgie .Award, Freshraan orientation chair Alpha Epsilon Rho; Zeta Phi Eta Treasurer. tory; Newman Club. raan, chairman ot Association ot Women Susan Cumraings�Secretary of Finance Judy Helvey�Vice-President of Dormitory. Student's conclave. Club; Dean's Honor Roll. Beth Stone� Freshraan Golf Team Letter- Sylvia Hage�Vice president of Theta Sigma Charlotte Lovelace�President of Music man; Swing Club; A\VS Representative. Phi (journalism); homecoraing publicily Education National Conference; Baptist Stu Beverly Price� KUVY Promotion Staff. chairman; Playmakers (portrayed Lotus Blos dent Union Music Chairman; President of Janey Reed�Junior Panhellenic. som in Teahouse of the August Moon). University Choir; Corresponding Secretary Kathaleen Flanagan�Shadow-Box; Dad's Janet Hunter�Mortar Board, Grey Gown. and Historian of Mu Phi Epsilon; Univer Day Coraraittee. Laurel Meier�Greek Week committee sity Standing Committee; Outstanding Senior. Nancy Ilene Burke�Union .Activities Board chairman, horaecoming coraraittee chairman. Pattie Meadows- Dean's Honor Roll. Good Worker's .Award. Gladys Stannard�Horaecoming committee Dee Miles�Union .Activities Board; Good Karen Kirton�Chairman ot Terrace Inn chairman. Worker; Iota Epsilon; Treasurer of Marketing Dance Committee; University Sing Com Gail Waldon�Sweetheart ot Tau Kappa Club. mittee. Epsilon, Military ball attendant. Jo Ann Patterson�"Miss Physical Fitness"; Susan Shaw�Tassels; finalist tor Miss Do Rae Cougill�Homecoming queen, Swing Club. O. U.; Dean's Honor Roll; Student Senate; .VIortar Board.

Honoraries

Jacqueline Talley Virginia Nichols Carol Lindsay Sally Canfield Memphis Slale U. Indiana Slate Teachers Arizona Slale, Flagstaff Miami U. Tassel, senior honorary Pamarisia Cardinal Key Sper, Jr. Class officer

44 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 Musica 1

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San Diego Sfate Gamma Phis sang fheir way fo victory in Ihe annual Spring Sing. Pictured from lefl are Ihe perpetual trophy for firsf place in Ihe women's division; second place trophy in women's novelty division; first place trophy which will have a place of honor in Beta Lambda's trophy case.

Dee Van Hala of Michigan Slate performs as a soloist wilh the State Singers. She is also active in the MSU players and a member of fhe Campus Chesf board of directors. She was recently selected to Senior Council. Violinist Ann Brookbank of Rollins College is a member of Phi Beta, music honorary, Pi Kappa Lambda and Libra.

Queen, Finalist for Miss Kansas City. Education Scholarship to Switzerland; Phi Honors Maxine Best�Kappa Sigma Sweetheart Kappa Phi. Queen. Dessie Dell Dancy�Phi Kappa Phi. Nancy Leritz�Finalist tor Miss Missouri; Helen Bartlett�Sigma Alpha Epsilon Gold- Karen Sethre�Beatrice Olson Award, given representative ot College of Arts and Sciences dust Queen finalist. to the most outstanding senior woman. Phi to Student Governing Board. Cheryl Hoffman�Pi Lambda Theta (edu Beta Kappa, Who's Who. cational honorary); Beta Beta Beta (science Nell Henley�Theta Sigma Phi, Board ot Alpha Epsilon�U. of Arizona honorary). Governors, Playmakers and Dakota Student Jan Neal�"A" blanket for service to the Mary Bonnickson�Maude Plunkett Award; (newspaper). University of Arizona. Spurs; Sweetheart of Phi Kappa Theta. Katie Davies�Student Council representa Gwen Whitnell�WAA blazer. Brisack�Southwestern Tennis Tourna tive. Jane ment� Women's Doubles Winner, Woraen's Joan Ekblad-Angel's Flight (AFROTC Susan Jo Turner�Kappa Sigma dream girl. honorary); first place in Woraen's division of Singles Runner-up; Arizona Closed Tennis first in Women's division Tournaraent � Woraen's Winner, Spring Sing; place � singles Alpha Delta U. of Missouri ot Varsity Show. Mixed Doubles Winner; Arizona Open Ten Ann Jackson�Jenny Emerson Miller Schol nis Tournaraent�Women's Doubles Runner- Alpha Zeta�U. of Texas arship Award. up; University ot Arizona Women's Singles Marilyn Warden�Sigma Epsilon Sigma; Champ; Ranked Nuraber 3 in the Southwest. Linda Moncure�Phi Kappa Sigma Sweet president of girl's dorm. Judy Reedy�AWS treasurer; University of heart. Anita Sellenschutter�Who's Who; Pi Arizona Debate Squad. June Doak�Chi Gamma Iota Sweetheart. Lambda Theta. Ann DiCicco�Chimes; Alpha Lambda Betty Swales�Secretary of Spooks, honorary Pat Reed� Kappa Epsilon Alpha; Sigma Delta President. service group. Rho Sigma. Bobbie Haworth�Mortar Board; Kitty Kat Avis Tieber�OJ's, honorary service group. Sandi Brasel�Kappa Epsilon Alpha; Sigma (carapus magazine) Co-editor. Sally Runguist�Junior Fellowship, Dormi Rho Sigma. Karen Gurley�Spurs. tory Advisor. Nancy Willis�Kapp Epsilon Alpha. Sonya Frarapton�Alpha Lambda Delta; Patty Couch�Dormitory Advisor. Ellie Algier�President of Women's Athletic Spurs; Freshman Class Secretary. Clair Middlebrook�Dormitory Advisor. Association. Jan Hollinger�Junior Class Treasurer; Heide Sneider�Dormitory Advisor. Maureen Thompson�Pi Lambda Theta. Spring Siesta Queen Finalist; Delta Chi Sweet Connie Stearns�Dormitory Advisor. Mary Ann Dorsey�Phi Upsilon. heart. Maurine Conlin�Phi Kappa Theta Sweet Jo Lake�Pi Lambda Theta; Finalist for Judy Davis�Kappa Sigma Stardust Queen. heart. Kappa Alpha Old South Queen. Sharon Moiola�Greek Week Queen finalist. Phillis Wiegand�Alpha Omicron Nu, hon Patty Hudnall-Sigma Epsilon Sigma; Final Mary Lou Cumraing�Rodeo Queen finalist. orary home econoraics sorority. ist for Kappa Alpha Old South Queen. Marcy DesCharaps�Larabda Chi Alpha Paula Craig�Mortar Board. Connie Talbot-Finalist for Pi Kappa Sweetheart. Eta�Ohio Alpha Sweetheart Queen. Marilyn Ottinger�Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Wesleyan Barbara Mallory�Runner-up for Home Sweetheart; Phi Kappa Phi. Ellen Partelow�Corridor Representative. Greek Week coming Queen, Finalist for Gail Ottinger�Institute ot International Sherry Osborne�O.D.K. Track Queen

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 45 CHAPTER DIRECTORY

GREEK LETTER CHAPTERS

Alpha, Syracuse University, Founded November 11, 1874. President: Maria Notar, 803 Walnut Ave., Syracuse 10, N.Y. Beta, University ot Michigan, Chartered June 7, 1882. President: Susan Barr, 1520 S. University, Ann Arbor, Mich. Gamma, University of Wisconsin, Chartered November 14, 1885. President: Elizabeth Knope, 270 Langdon St., Madison 3, Wis. Delta, Boston University, Chartered April 22, 1887. President: MaryEllen McKelvey, 131 Comraonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. Epsilon, Northwestern University, Chartered October 18, 1888. President: Elizabeth Wehde, 640 Emerson St., Evanston, 111. Eta, University of California, Chartered April 17, 1894. President: Cynthia Anne Beeson, 2732 Channing Way, Berkeley, Calit. Theta, University ot Denver, Chartered Deceraber 28, 1897. President: Arlene Belefonte, 2280 S. Colurabine, Denver 10, Colo. O/ga Warren Kappa, University of Minnesota, Chartered May 29, 1902. McGill Universily President: Jane Quale Pheasant, 311 10th Ave., S.E., Minneapolis, Minn. Representative lo Lambda, University of Washington, Chartered May 7, 1903. Women's Afhfefic Board President: Sharon Givan, 4529 17th N.E., Seattle 5, Wash. Nu, University ot Oregon, Chartered December 18, 1908. President: Rosemary Rhoten, 1021 Hilyard, Eugene, Ore. Xi, University ot Idaho, Chartered February 10, 1910. President: Ruthanna Hawkins, 709 Elm St., Moscow, Idaho. Omicron, University of Illinois, Chartered May 24, 1913. President: Diana Kramp, II 10 W. Nevada, Urbana, 111. Pi, University ot Nebraska, Chartered June 15, 1914. President: Kathy Gilroy, 415 N. 16th, Lincoln, Neb. Rho, State University ot Iowa, Chartered June 15, 1915. President: Sally Page, 328 N. Clinton, Iowa City, Iowa. Sigma, University of Kansas, Chartered October 9, 1915. President: Marilyn Miller, 1339 VV. Campus, Lawrence, Kan. ^*^' Tau, Colorado State University, Chartered October 15, 1915. President: Ann Simon, Gamma Phi Beta, Rockwell Hall, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, Colo. Phi, Washington University (St. Louis), Chartered February 23, 1917. President: Barbara Kallman, Gamraa Phi Beta, Women's Building, Washington University, St. Louis 5, Mo. Chi, Oregon State College, Chartered April 26, 1918. President: Darlene Hankel, 238 S. 8th St., Corvallis, Ore. Sharon Dickens Psi, University ot Oklahoma, Chartered Septeraber 13, 1918. Michigan Sfafe President: Roberts, 1105 S. Norraan, Okla. Senior of fhe Week Margaret College, Omega, Iowa State College, Chartered December 21, 1918. One of 50 oulstanding seniors President: Theora Kurt, 318 Pearson, Araes, Iowa. Union Board of Directors Alpha Alpha, University ot Toronto, Chartered October 30, 1919. Panhellenic vice-presidenl President: Marilyn Dodd, 122 St. George St., Toronto 5, Ontario, Canada Alpha Beta, University ot North Dakota, Chartered June 16, 1920. President: Patricia Bettschen, 3300 University, Grand Forks, N.D. Alpha Gamma, University ot Nevada, Chartered May 14, 1921. Honors President: Emray Hanf, 710 N. Sierra St., Reno, Nev. .Alpha Delta, University of Missouri, Chartered May 20, 1921. President: Carol 808 Mo. (1958); Delt Phi Delta; .Associate Editor ot Buchraueller, Richraond, Colurabia, .Alpha of Chartered 1922. Le Bijou; 1st Semester Dean's List. Epsilon, University Arizona, April 29, President: Alice 1535 E. First Ariz. Carolyn Morrey�Stuyvesant Hall Treas Hall, St., Tucson, Alpha ot Chartered urer. Zeta, University Texas, May 29, 1922. President: Paula 2222 Pearl Austin Tex. Ginny Underwood� Psi Chi. Craig, St., 5, .\lpha Ohio Chartered Noveraber 1923. Nancy Jenkins�Freshman Carap Counselor; Eta, Wesleyan University, 10, Social Chairman ot .Austin Hall. President: Ellen Ratkovich, 24 Winbeth Lane, Delaware, Ohio. .Alpha Vanderbilt Nancy Lightell�Senior Representative of Theta, University, Chartered June 25, 1924. AWS. President: Marie Fitzgerald, 2411 Kensington Place, Nashville 5, Tenn. .Alpha at Chartered 1924. Anne Beck�Freshman Reader; Secretary ot Iota, University ot California Los Angeles, June 26, Calif. Campus Chest; 1st Semester Dean's List. President: Carol Arth, 616 Hilgard Ave., Los .Angeles 24, Ellen Ratkovich- Kappa Delta Pi; President Alpha Kappa, University ot Manitoba, Chartered June 5, 1925. Canada. ot Phi Alpha Theta. President: Susan Sharpe, 330 Yale Ave., Winnipeg, Mana., 1928. Jane Chitty�Corridor Representative; .Alpha Lambda, University of British Columbia, Chartered April 28, British Van R.O.T.C. Sponsor. President: Sheila Smith, Garama Phi Beta, University of Columbia, Virginia Amrein�Freshman Reader; Re couver, B.C., Canada. serve Wesleyan Players. .Alpha Mu, Rollins College, Chartered June 9, 1928. Jane Sturtevant�Corridor Representative; President: Carol Sitton, Strong Hall, Rollins College, Winter Park, Fla. Campus Chest Student Government Coramit .Alpha Nu, Wittenberg College, Chartered June 9, 1929. tee. President: Mary Schofer, 628 Woodlawn Ave., Springfield, Ohio.

46 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 Alpha Xi, Southern Methodist University, Chartered Septeraber 21, 1929. President: Karol Gaye Hargis, 3030 Daniels, Dallas 5, Tex. Honors Alpha Omicron, North Dakota State College, Chartered February 1, 1930. President: Joyce Larson, 1259 13th St., N., Fargo, N.D. Wilhelmina Good� Delta Pi (Initia Alpha Pi, West Virginia University, Chartered April 19, 1930, Reactivated February 28, Kappa tion President of Austin Hall. 1959. Chairman), Carol Anderson�Pi Mu Wesleyan President: Shirley Kaye Wilson, 425 Spruce St., Morgantown, W.Va. Epsilon, Alpha Tau, McGill University, Chartered Septeraber 26, 1931. Players. Bette Viall�Le Candidate, President: Ann Henders, 3472 McTavish, Montreal 2, P.Q., Canada. Bijou Queen Ohio 1959 Conference Track Queen. Alpha Upsilon, Penn State University, Chartered May 21, 1932. Naomi Harrison�Fire Marshal of Monnett President: Constance McCorraack, Box 2835, Haller Hall, University Park, Pa. Hall, Blossora Princess. Alpha Phi, Colorado College, Chartered October 15, 1932. Cherry Hoffman�Corridor Representative. President; Kay Jensen, 38 W. Cache La Poudre, Colorado Springs, Colo. Joan Harlyne Hickey�Bishop Booster Student Alpha Chi, ot Williara and Mary, Chartered January 14, 1933. College Government Coramittee. President: Marjorie Briscoe, Gamma Phi Beta, Richmond Rd., Wilhamsburg, Va. King�Student Government Officer, Alpha Psi, Lake Forest College, Chartered May 19, 1934. Mary of Hall, Freshraan Carap President: Elaine DeGaetano, Lois Durand Hall, Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, Secretary Stuyvesant Counselor, Assistant Rush Chairraan for 111. Senior Panhellenic 1959. Alpha Omega, University ot Western Ontario, Chartered October 24, 1936. Eileen Fitz�Dolphins, Orchesis. President: Arlene Smith, 639 Talbot St., London, Ont., Canada. Ann Halliday�Student Bookstore Commit Beta Alpha, of Southern California, Chartered September 24, 1938. University tee. President: 737 W. 28th St., Los Angeles 7, CaliL Jennese Thompson, Elaine Hunsicker�Freshraan Reader, Beta Beta, University ot Maryland, Chartered October 23, 1940. YWCA "Worship in Life" Committee Chair President; Diane Klinejohn, 9 Fraternity Row, College Park, Md. man, Kappa Delta Pi. Beta Gamma, Bowling Green State University, Chartered October 23, 1943. Anita Taylor�Community Ambassador President: Carole Sraith, Gamma Phi Beta House, BowUng Green State University, Coraraittee, Delta Phi Delta. Green, Ohio. Bowling Mary Ann Lee�Dolphins. Beta Delta, State University, Chartered June 3, 1944. Michigan Carol Deetz�R.O.T.C. Sponsor Corps Com President: Ruth Ann Fox, 342 N. Harrison Rd., East Lansing, Mich. mander, Secretary of Rifle Club. Beta Epsilon, Miarai Chartered April 12, 1947. University, Theora Disher�Pi Kappa Lambda, Under President: Patricia Walters, Gamma Phi Beta, Box 219, Miarai University, Oxford, graduate Fellow in Music, Mortar Board. Ohio. Joan Leighton�Undergraduate Fellow in Kent State Chartered October 25, 1947. Beta Zeta, University, French, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Delta Epsilon, Charlotte Croson, 207 E. Main St., Kent, Ohio. President: Literary Co-Editor of Le Bijou. Beta Chartered April 3, 1948. Eta, Bradley University, Nancy Amrein�Senior Advisor, Dean's List. Benthaus, 1414 W. Fredonia Ave., Peoria, 111. President: Judith Ginny Olsen�Undergraduate Fellow in Beta San State Chartered April 24, 1948. Theta, Jose College, Botany. E. 189 S. llth St., San Calif. President: Joan Bowraan, Jose, Ruth Mountz�Student Advisor, Kappa State Chartered October 22, 1949. Beta Iota, Idaho College, Delta Pi, Phi Omicron Nu. Chesnut, Box 51, Turner Hall, Idaho State College, Pocatello, President: Carolyn Marjorie Whitenack�Mu Phi Epsilon, Tau Idaho. Beta Sigma. State Chartered December 3, 1949. Beta Kappa, Arizona University, Judy Peterka�Corridor Representative. President: Mary Boots Watts, Palo Verde B Hall, A.S.U., Tempe, Ariz. Beta Lambda, San Diego State College, Chartered October 15, 1954. Alpha Theta�^Vanderbilt U. San Calif. President: Anne Crosby, 6123 Montezuma Rd., Diego 15, Chapter�Third place in Athenian Sing. Chartered 1950. Beta Mu, Florida State University, April 29, Third place in homecoming decorations. Fla. President: Mary Esther Powell, 415 W. College Ave., Tallahassee, Cindy Barry-JAA-VU Council; WVU radio 1950. Beta Nu, University of Vermont, Chartered September 16, announcer. President: Joan Bosio, 381 Main St., Burlington, Vt. Charlotte Bills-Delta Phi Alpha; A Cap 1951. Beta Xi, Ohio State University, Chartered April 28, pella Choir. Ohio. Theatre. President: Joyce Hachman, 1945 Indianola Ave., Columbus 1, Pat Buffat�Vanderbilt University November 1951. Pattie Chambers�Residence Halls Council. Beta Omicron, Oklahoma City University, Chartered 3, Okla. Gail Clark�Meletians; Co-ed Handbook. President: Brenda Bowyer, 1821 N.W. 25th St., Oklahoma City 6, 1952. Cox�A Choir; Wesley Beta Pi, Indiana State Teachers College, Chartered Septeraber 13, Shirley Cappella Student Union Meletians; Tri-arts; Advisory Coun President: Virginia Annelle Nichols, Gamma Phi Beta, Building, Players; cil. Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute, Ind. Elizabeth Culley�Residence Halls Council. Beta Rho, University ot Colorado, Chartered March 13, 1954. Cay Curtis�Lotus Eaters; Advisory Coun President: Linda Eggebrecht, 935 16th St., Boulder, Colo. cil; Panhellenic Council. Beta State College, Chartered March 5, 1955. Sigma, Washington Marie Fitzgerald�Athenians; Advisory President: Karen 500 Campus Ave., Pullman, Wash. Newby, Council; .A Choir; Co-Chairman tor Chartered March 10, 1956. Cappella Beta Tau, Texas Technological College, Greek Week Dance; Mortar Board, Secretary. Ruth Sewell, Gamraa Phi Beta, Box 4334, Texas Technological College, President: Elaine Hall�Mitchell Scholarship. Lubbock, Tex. Tech Station, Barrye Jacobs�Orientation Coramittee. State Chartered March 23, 1957. Beta Upsilon: Kansas University, Jean McCarn-Tri-Arts; A Cappella Choir; 1807 Todd Manhattan, Kan. President: Janet Elliott, Rd., Panhellenic Council. November 1957. Beta Phi, Indiana University, Chartered 16, Margaret Ann Patton�Tri-Arts, Treasurer; Ind. President: Carol Mast, 1407 E. 10th St., Bloomington, Advisory Council. Beta Chi, University of Wichita, Chartered February 1, 1958. Frances Hart�Panhellenic Council, Presi President: Karen Williams, 3616 Clough PI., Wichita 14, Kan. dent; W.S.G.A.; Sigma Delta Pi, Woraen's Chartered 1958. Council. Beta Psi, Oklahoma State University, February 8, Athletic Club, Advisory President: Ramona Robertson, 302 S. Cleveland, Stillwater, Okla. Frances Horn�Woraen's Athletic Board. Chartered 1958. Panhellenic Beta Omega, Arizona State College, Flagstaff, February 15, Eraily Hudgens�IRE; AIEE; Box Arizona State Ariz. President: Doris Tucker, C.U., 105, College, Flagstaff, Council.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 47 Gamma .Alpha, Meraphis State University, Chartered March 15, 1958. Honors President: Jacqueline Talley, Box 154, .Meraphis State University, Memphis 11, Tenn. Gamma Beta, Gettysburg College, Chartered February 21, 1959. Nancy Hunt�Lotus Eaters; Advisory Coun President: Cynthia Sraith, North Dorm, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa. cil. Betty Jacobs�A Cappella Choir. ALUMNA CHAPTERS Eraily Martin�Woraen's Athletic Board. Albuquerque, Chartered 1952. Ann Parrish�Young Deraocrats; Residence President: Mrs. P. 3509 Montclaire Dr., N.E., N..M. Halls Council. Wayne Cooper, Albuquerque, Amarillo, Chartered 1955. Janice Peterson�Women's Athletic Associa President: Mrs. Roland G. 1916 Karen Amarillo, Tex. tion. Rogers, St., Ames, Chartered 1940. Caroline Robison�A Cappella Choir. President: Mrs. Lewis L. Hawkins, 817 Gaskill Dr., .Ames, Iowa. Nancy Rodgers�Miss Coramodore Con .Ann Arbor, Chartered 1936. testant; Advisory Council. President: Mrs. Lawrence H. Van Vlack, 1511 Ann Arbor, Mich. Betsye Swint�Meletians, President; A Brooklyn, Atlanta, Chartered 1940. Cappella Choir; Advisory Council; .Athenians; President: Mrs. Carl 3535 Hamlin Circle, Chamblee, Ga. Co-Ed Handbook, Editor; Tri-Arts Beeler, .Austin, 1947. Rosemarie Torrington�Social Standards Chartered, President: Mrs. Herbert 1306 Austin 5, Tex. Committee; Newman Club. Gaskin, Jr., Briarcliff, Chartered 1953. Rowena Westenberger�Newman Club, Bakersfield, President: Mrs. Lee M. 1764 Glenwood Calit. Treasurer. Ralph, Dr., Bakersfield, Baltimore, Chartered 1914. Linda Faye Williamson�Advisory Council; President: Mrs. Richard E. Barrans, 1702 Glen Keith Blvd., Towson 4, Md. Social Standards Coraraittee; Representative Bartlesville, Chartered 1952. to Carapus Styles Show. President: Mrs. Harry Fair, 1436 Johnstone, Bartlesville, Okla. Heloise Wiltshire�Advisory Council; JAA- Beaumont, Chartered 1956. VU Council. President: Mrs. Wm. Howell, Rt. 5, Box 393 B, Beaumont, Tex. Sue School Student- Wunderly�Nursing Berkeley, Chartered 1902. Coramittee, President; Social Stand Faculty President: Mrs. Garland H. Dunnington, 1 Claremont Crescent, Berkeley 5, Calit. ards Committee. Beverly Hills-Westwood, Chartered 1955. A Choir. Helen Bryan�Delphians; Cappella President: Mrs. Charles Repp, 603 Bonhill Rd., Los Angeles 49, Calit. A Gale Castleberry-Tri-.Arts; Cappella Billings, Chartered 1952. Choir. President: Mrs. Thoraas McKeen, 2316 Woody Dr., Billings, Mont. Judy Deal�Tri-Arts. Birmingham, Alabama, Chartered 1931. Marcia Manley�Tri-Arts; A Cappella President: Mrs. Thomas H. Kenton, Jr., 2118 22nd Ave., S., Birraingham, Ala. Choir; Tri-Tones. Birmingham, Michigan, Chartered 1948. Ann Terry�A Cappella Choir. President: Mrs. Gerald Jehle, 3311 Cummings, Royal Oak, Mich. Barbara Ann White�.A Cappella Choir. Black Hills, Chartered 1957. Lindy Williams�Vanderbilt University President: Mrs. John A. Lippincott, 802 E. Indiana, Rapid City, S.D. Theatre; WVU radio show; .A Cappella Choir. Bloomington, Chartered 1956. President: Mrs. Williara A. Adara, 1608 E. University St., Bloomington, Ind. Alpha Kappa�U. of Manitoba Boise, Chartered 1928. President: Mrs. Arthur V. Dunkle, 2202 Woodlawn, Boise, Idaho. Averill lliffe�Past of "Wakonda" president Boston, Chartered 1893. Association). (Woman's President: Mrs. Daniel J. Nolan, 1 Eaton Lane, Dedham, Mass. Woods� of Wa Wendy Incoming president Boulder, Chartered 1953. konda; two scholarships. Engineering President: Mrs. John L. Wood, 1945 Glenwood Dr., Boulder, Colorado. Panhellenic Susan Sharpe�Past president of Bowling Green, Chartered 1941. .Association. President: Mrs. Donald K. Avery, R.R. 1, Box 44, Sandy Ridge Rd., Bowling Marcia McEwen�Queen candidate for the Green, Ohio. Delta Upsilon Fraternity; Panhellenic Coun Buffalo, Chartered 1940. cil. President: Mrs. Bruce Artz, 67 Charlestown Rd., Buffalo 26, N.Y. Caroline Beattie�Panhellenic Council. Burlington, Chartered 1952. Cindy Scott�Queen candidate. President: Mrs. Hugh D. Forbes, 105 Wildwood Dr., Burlington, Vt. Susan Brock�Queen candidate. Canton-Massillon, Chartered 1951. Sue Holland� Past senior Home Economics President: Mrs. Thomas Little, 2011 37th St., N.W., Canton 9, Ohio. representative of the Students' Council. Cedar Rapids, Chartered 1948. Cecilia Lonergan�Incoming senior Horae President: Mrs. Howard A. Sohn, 2960 12th .Ave., Marion, Iowa. Economics repreesntative of the Students' Champaign-Urbana, Chartered 1929. Council. President: Mrs. Richard L. Patterson, 1401 Hollycrest, Champaign, 111, Chartered 1891. Gail Fhoinson�Junior Home Economics Chicago, President: Mrs. Thomas 5023 N. III. representati\e ot the Students' Council. Lothian, Winthrop, Chicago 40, Chicago Northwest Suburban, Chartered 1955. Lynne Walters�Lady Stick ot Commerce. President: Mrs. W'arren Van Der Voort, 408 S. Na-Wa-Ta, Mt. Prospect, III. Joy McDiarmid, Jocelyn Macdonald�Bison Chic-\go-West Suburban, Chartered 1949. ettes. President: Mrs. Williara L. Fivek, 1417 Ostrander .Ave., Park, III. Diane Smith� of Bisonettes. LaGrange Captain Cincinnati, Chartered 1941. Gibson� Janet Outstanding .Alpha Kappa President: Mrs. Paul Mason, 1419 Wolfangle Rd., Cincinnati 30, Ohio. award. graduate Cleveland, Chartered 1916. Carol Saunderson-.\ fifth Honours year President: Mrs. Kenneth John Schraidt, 2530 Struhar Dr., Rocky River 16, Ohio. Science student, has been awarded the Uni Cleveland-East Suburban, Chartered 1955. versity ot Manitoba Gold Medal. President: Mrs. Robert L. Shaffer, 1399 Croyden Rd., Cleveland 24, Ohio. Diane Davis�Isbister scholarship; Winner College Park, Chartered 1958. of Silver Tea Service. President: Mrs. David Goldsraith, 7910 West Park Dr., Adelphi, Md.

48 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 Colorado Springs, Chartered 1932. President: Mrs. Margaret Houston, 2718 N. Institute, Colorado Springs, Colo. onors Columbia, Chartered 1941. H President: Mrs. Robert J. Boggs, 709D University Village, Colurabia, Mo. Columbus, Chartered 1929. Alpha Mu�Rollins College President: Mrs. Wallace H. Appel, 3090 Wareham Rd., Columbus 21, Ohio. Susan Barclay�Libra; Chapel Staff; past Contra Costa County, Chartered 1949. president of Community Service Club; past President: Mrs. Gardner S. 1432 Edward Ct., Calif. Rogers, Lafayette, chapter president. Corpus Christi, Chartered 1956. Delores Ann Sharp�Libra; Who's Who; President: Mrs. Jim Sherman, 1009 St., Christi, Tex. Sheppard Corpus Chapel Staff; Delta Chi candi Corvallis, Chartered 1947. Fraternity's date for "Queen of Hearts"; asked to do President: Mrs. Donald C. 1531 Dixon, Ore. Johnson, Corvallis, Honors Work for graduation. Dallas, Chartered 1930. Ann Brookbank�Libra; member of Phi President: Mrs. Robert T. Peterson, 5328 Dallas Tex. Ridgelawn Dr., 14, Beta and Pi Kappa Lambda national honor Dayton, Chartered 1941. aries; asked to do Honors Work for gradua President: Mrs. 36 Teal John Throckmorton, Way, Centerville, Ohio. tion. Denver, Chartered 1907. Sharon Voss Lorenzen�Libra; Phi Beta, President: Mrs. H. Rentz, 2001 E. 1st Denver Colo. John Ave., 6, national music honorary. Desert Chartered 1956. Valley, Barbara Bertash�Candidate tor "Miss Rol President: Mrs. Donald C. 720 W. Osborn Ariz. . Ferguson, Rd., Scottsdale, lins"; Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity's candi Des Moines, Charatered 1919. date for "Miss Tomokan"; Secretary of the President: Mrs. Robert B. 3217 St. Des Iowa. Nelson, Johns Rd., Moines, German Club; Sandspur Staff member; Fresh Detroit, Chartered 1913. man Orientation Coraraittee. President: Mrs. R. 16701 East Mich. Stanley Reraus, Veronica, Detroit, Carol Sitton� Tomokan Staff; Chapel Staff; Duluth, Chartered 1957. Freshman Orientation Committee. President: Miss Susan 1829 E. 1st Duluth Minn. J. Getchell, St., 12, Carol Muir�Sigma Nu Sweetheart; Candi Chartered 1954. Elmhurst, date for "Miss Tomokan"; Tomokan Staff President: Mrs. A. Irwin Leishman, 176 E. 111. Grantley, Elmhurst, raeraber; selected to be a student assistant Eugene, Chartered 1940. in the freshman dormitory; Freshraan Ori President: Mrs. Milton H. Bronsdon, 1955 Todd St., Eugene, Ore. entation Committee. Evanston-North Shore, Chartered 1949. Sally Satchwell� President ot the Young President: Mrs. Charles V. 910 Romona 111. Haliday, Rd., Wilmette, Democrats; elected to Pi Gamma Mu, a na Chartered 1956. Evansville, tional social science honorary. President: Mrs. Rolland Darmstadt Feldkamp, 10126 Rd., Evansville 10, Ind. Patty Stevens�Rollins Players. Chartered 1940. Everett, Melody Stearns�Varsity swimming team. President: Mrs. D. J. English, 717 Rucker, Everett, Wash. June Worthington�Represented Rollins in Fairfield County, Chartered 1958. the Cypress Gardens Water Ski Tournament; President: Mrs. Robert L. Burch, Webb Rd., Westport, Conn. Varsity basketball, sottball, and volleyball; Chartered Fargo-Moorhead, 1929. elected to "R-Club," women's athletic honor President: Mrs. Gordon Kartenson, 1354 N. Second, N.D. Fargo, ary. Flagstaff, Chartered 1957. Ginger Cornell�Dean's List; President of President: Mrs. Ralph M. Bilby, 318 N. Agassiz St., Flagstaff, Ariz. the Young Republicans. Fort Collins, Chartered 1945. Mimi Thomas�Student assistant in the President: Mrs. Robert Markley, 621 S. Washington, Fort Collins, Colo. freshman dormitory; Freshman Orientation Fort Lauderdale, Chartered 1956. Committee. President: Mrs. Gilbert Box Sayward, Starlight Landing, 321, Fort Lauderdale, Nancy Grosshandler�Entered as a fresh Fla. man "with Honors." Fort Wayne, Chartered 1939. Pennie Martin�Cartoonist on the Sandspur President: Mrs. Wm. Loorais, 2621 Bosworth Dr., Brentwood Addition, Fort Staff. Wayne, Ind. Judith Carl�Treasurer of Community Serv Fort Worth, Chartered 1946. ice Club; Sandspur Staff raember; student President: Mrs. L. G. Worthington, 5700 Tracyne Dr., Fort Worth 14, Tex. assistant in the freshman dorraitory. Fresh Fresno, Chartered 1949. man Orientation Committee. President: Mrs. S. E. Wallen, 1216 W. San Bruno Ave., Fresno, Calif. Gary, Chartered 1959. Chapter Honors President: Mrs. Robert N. Benson, 3875 Adaras, Gary, Ind. Alpha Mu won the Scholarship Trophy for Chartered 1959. Gettysburg, Province VIII. President: Miss K. Mitchell, 31 E. Lincoln Ave., Gettysburg, Pa. Nancy For the first time in the chapter's history, Chartered 1949. Glendale, all the seniors are members of Libra, women's President: Mrs. Richard Cox, 425 Richraond Rd., Pasadena 3, Calif. James highest honorary society on campus. Grand Forks, Chartered 1946. The presidents of both the Young Re Mrs. Fredrick R. Aim 2406 6th Grand N.D. President: III, Ave., N., Forks, publicans and the Young Democrats are Grand Rapids, Chartered 1950. Garama Phis. President: Mrs. Russell W. Weigle, 1438 Eastlawn S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. Out of the twelve carefully chosen student Hampton Roads, Chartered 1954. assistants, three are Gamma Phis. President: Mrs. Richard Gaston, 3411 Kenmore Dr., Hampton, Va. Hawaii, Chartered 1938. Alpha Nu�Wittenberg College President: Mrs. Wallace D. Johnston, 1349 Dr., Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii. Aalapapa Roselyn Anderson�Phi Delta Pi, sergcant- 1941. Houston, Chartered at-arras, Theta Eta Kappa. M. Caruthers President: Mrs. Lucille Anderson, 225 Lane, Houston 27, Tex. Hazel Bauer�Homecoming Attendant. Hutchinson, Chartered 1958. Patty Guigliano�Shifters. President: Mrs. Richard H. Piper, 48-29 Parkway, Hutchinson, Kan. Erika Harbecke�Theta Eta Kappa, "Torch" Indianapolis, Chartered 1942. feature editor. W. 1207 Nicholas President: Mrs. Robert Nelson, Rd., Indianapolis 20, Ind. Elsie Holler�Delta Phi Alpha, secretary;

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 49 lowA City, Chartered 1931. Honors President: Mrs. Walter S. Ris, 308 Melrose Ct., Iowa City, Iowa. Jackson, Chartered 1953. President: Mrs. Robert Byers, 804 S. Grinnell St., Jackson, Mich. Alpha Larabda Delta; Dean's List; Full Jacksonville, Chartered 1953. Tuition Scholarship frora International Edu President: Mrs. George E. Gushing, 836 Seabrook Cove Rd., Jacksonville 11, Fla. cation Association for suramer study in Kansas City, Kansas, Chartered 1950. Austria. President: Mrs. Williara R. Allen, 8008 State, Muncie, Kan. Noel Huston� Placed third in State Speech Kansas City, Missouri, Chartered 1923. Contest. President: Mrs. Elsie Norman, 316 W. 51st Terr., Kansas City 12, Mo. Martha Hutchison�Beta Beta Beta, vice- Kent, Chartered 1950. president, A Cappella Choir, Sigraa .Alpha President: Mrs. James H. Clark, Box 394 A, R.D. 1, Kent, Ohio. Iota. La Jolla, Chartered 1957. Barbara Keyser�Dean's List. President: Mrs. John Stanley Field, 9485 La Jolla Shores Dr., La Jolla, Calif. Gerda Koch-Phi Delta Pi, Shifters, Fresh Lake County, Chartered 1950, man Counselor. President: Mrs. Floyd K. Thayer, 335 Douglas Ave., Waukegan, 111. Catherine Kopp�Phi Delta Pi, Shifters; Lansing-East Lansing, Chartered 1948. Homecoming Queen candidate; Phi Gamma President: Mrs. Frank Skinner, 2319 Seminole Dr., Okemos, Mich. Delta "Orchid ot the Isle" candidate. Lawrence, Chartered 1941. Judith Kuder�Alpha Lambda Delta, secre President: Mrs. Dean Owens, 1009 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, Kan. tary. Dean's List. Lewiston, Chartered 1954. Judith Lutz�Theta Eta Kappa. President: Miss Patricia Ann Bartlett, 1023 Third St., Lewiston, Idaho. Patricia Moos�Phi Delta Pi. Lima, Chartered 1957. Lee Sadler� Phi Delta Pi; Treasurer of President: Mrs. Ronald E. Thiesing, 1530 W. High St., Lima, Ohio. Women's Athletic Association; Miami Valley Lincoln, Chartered 1938. Hockey Club. President: Mrs. Gilbert G. DuHng, 5815 L St., Lincoln 10, Neb. Mary Schofer-Vice-president of Sociology London, Chartered 1937. Club, Freshman Counselor, Pi Sigma Alpha, President: Miss Patricia Mellett, 86 Elmwood Ave., London, Ont., Canada. Chi Omega Social Studies Award. Long Beach, Chartered 1939. Laura Mae Shipley�Phi Delta Pi, Theta President: Mrs. Dale R. Leisy, 3171 Oak Knoll Dr., Los Alamitos, Calif. Eta Pi Delta Kappa, Epsilon. Los Angeles, Chartered 1913. Nomi Jeanne Smith�Greek Week Queen, President: Mrs. Glenn E. Newton, 5021 Elmwood Ave., Los Angeles 4, Calif. nated for Pi "Dream Girl ot Kappa Alpha Louisville, Chartered 1955. Ohio"� placed second. President: Mrs. Robert P. Clark, 213 Ferryman Rd., Louisville, Ky. Beta Beta A Nancy Sprinkle� Beta, Cap Lubbock, Chartered 1951. Choir. pella President: Mrs. A. W. Randall, 3704 26th, Lubbock, Tex. Sutton�Theta Freshraan Judith Alpha Pi, Madison, Chartered 1913. Student co-director of Counselor, All-carapus President: Mrs. John Rankin, 1037 Seminole Highway, Madison 5, Wis. of "Oklahoraa." production Manhattan, Chartered 1956. Carole Trautwein� Delta Kappa Epsilon, President: Mrs. Donn J. Everett, 2400 Hobbs Dr., Manhattan, Kan. of Misses" Vice-president "Spray (Synchro Marin County, Chartered 1954. Swira nized Club). President: Mrs. .Austin Burch, 27 Carraolita Ave., Mill Valley, Calif. Williaras�Theta Eta Carolyn Kappa. Memphis, Chartered 1952. Willis�Theta Pi, Nancy Alpha vice-presi President: Mrs. Thomas C. Marshall, 1853 Galloway, Memphis 11, Tenn. A Tau dent, Cappella Choir, Kappa Alpha, Miami, Chartered 1948. Pi Sigma Alpha. President: Mrs. Albert A. Green, 5130 S. W. 74th Terr., Miami 43, Fla. Midland-Odessa, Chartered 1951. Xi�S.M.U. Alpha President: Mrs. Richard Liibs, 3001 Golf Course Rd., Midland, Tex. Chapter Honors Milwaukee, Chartered 1902. President: Mrs. W. Herrold, 4862 N. .Ardmore Ave., Milwaukee 17, Wis. Third Lloyd place�sing song. Minneapolis-St. Paul, Chartered 1904. Most beautiful float�Phi Delta Theta turtle President: Mrs. William E. MacGregor, Jr., 210 W. 48th St., Minneapolis 9, Minn, derby. Modesto, Chartered 1955. President: Mrs. B. McMahon, 2031 Monticello, Modesto, Calif. Individual Honors George Monterey County, Chartered 1951. Judy Aberg�Forum coraraittee, Cosrao- President: Mrs. Lawrence Kurz, 145 Grove St., Salinas, Calif. politan coramittee. Fashion coraraittee. Evalu Montreal, Chartered 1938. ation coraraittee, royalty norainee, Kappa President: Mrs. Stanford Reid, Douglas Hall, McGill University, Montreal, P.Q,, Alpha Rose norainee. Games committee. Canada. Junior Panhellenic delegate, scout leader, Morgantown, Chartered 1959. pledge president. President: Mrs. Milford L. Hobbs, 441 Rotary St., Morgantown, W.Va. Sylvia Albritton�"Y," Fashion coraraittee, Moscow, Chartered 1941. M.S.M., Manada committee. Leadership con President: Mrs. Irvin L. Standley, 221 N. Polk St., Moscow, Idaho. ference, campus chest. Muskogee, Chartered 1957. Sarah Ballard�Alpha Larabda Delta, uni President: Mrs. Walter J. Kline, 1615 W. Okmulgee, Muskogee, Okla. versity scholar. Cogs, Panhellenic secretary. Nashville, Chartered 1929. Fashion committee. Town Girls publicity President: Mrs. Robert C. Hickerson, 4220 Wallace Lane, Nashville 12, Tenn. chairman. Nassau County, Chartered 1950. Sherrie Barlow-Zeta Phi Eta, Radio-TV President: Mrs. Samuel O. Engebrethson, 2922 Kinlock Rd., Wantagh, N.Y. workshop. Nevada Southern, Chartered 1955. Dorothy Bowe�Cogs historian, M.S.M., President: Mrs. Donald J. Tiegen, 1126 Chapman Dr., Las Vegas, .\ev. Sigraa Chi sweetheart norainee. New Haven County, Chartered 1958. Penny Brown�Publicity coraraittee. Rally President: Mrs. J. R. Boehm, 921 Farraington Dr., Cheshire, Conn. coramittee. Cogs, Larabda Chi sweetheart New Orleans Area, Chartered 1957. nominee, Y seminar. President: Mrs. Riley L. Gilbert, 28 Chatham Dr., New Orleans 22, La.

50 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 New York City, Chartered 1901. President: Mrs. John H. Dunkle, 51-01 39th Ave., Apt. CC-U, Long Island City onors 4, N.Y. H Norman, Chartered 1930. President: Mrs. Robert L. Carder, 802 Elmwood Dr., Norman, Okla. Judy Carter�Town Girls. Northeastern New Jersey, Chartered 1938. Lady Anne Charaberlain�Dean's list, uni President: Mrs. Nestor J. MacDonald, 21 Hickory Dr., Maplewood, N.J. versity scholar, Miss Cosmopolitan, Queen Northern Virginia, Chartered 1956. of World Trade Week, Cogs, carapus chest. President: Mrs. Harry P. Rietman, 5611 Catlett St., Springfield, Va. Dance Club, Royalty nominee. Beta Kappa Oak Park-River Forest, Chartered 1953. Gararaa, Race Relations Conference, secretary President: Mrs. Donald R. Piggott, 322 Forest Ave., River Forest, 111. ot steering committee. Pi Delta Phi, Choral Oklahoma City, Chartered 1921 Union, Mortar Board tutor. Fine Arts Festival President: Mrs. Karl K. Boatman, 818 N.W. 48th, Oklahoma City 18, Okla. "Eloise." Omaha, Chartered 1919. Jackie Cowart�B.S.U. social chairman. President: Mrs. Wm. Hinchchff, 319 N. 94th St., Omaha 14, Neb. Evaluation committee, Dallas Town Girls. Orange County, Chartered 1954. Suzanne Cundiff-Cogs, M.S.M., Games cora President: Mrs. John C. McNamara, 12565 Woodlawn, Tustin, Calif. mittee, Sigma Delta Pi. Palo Alto, Chartered 1939. Sondra Dale�Cogs, Evaluation committee, President: Mrs. F. M. Warden, Jr., 65 Inglewood Lane, Atherton, CaliL B.S.U. secretary and enlistment chairman, Pasadena, Chartered 1939. Panhellenic vice-president, Leadership con President: Mrs. Arch Dawson, 4853 Revlon Drive, La Canada, CaliL ference, campus chest. Peninsula, Chartered 1948. Jean Dawson�Leadership conference, President: Mrs. Thomas A. Scadden, Jr., 180 Spuraway Drive, San Mateo, Calif. A.W.S., Talent committee vice-chairman. Peoria, Chartered 1947. Shuttles Hall vice-president. Choral Union. President: Mrs. LeRoy Neff, 209 E. McClure Ave., Peoria, 111. Lynne Deason�Cogs. Philadelphia, Chartered 1935. Jeanne Delaney� Cogs. President: Mrs. Thomas A. Nupp, 107 Eldon Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. Carolyn Dunn�"Y," Choral Union, Talent Philadelphia North Suburban, Chartered 1957. committee, American Guild of Organists, President: Mrs. John M. Groves, Jr., 823 High Ave., Hatboro, Pa. freshman dormitory counselor. Phoenix, Chartered 1939. Ann Dunnewald�M.R.A. president, Kirkos. President: Mrs. Wm. Tapscott, 430 W. Flower, Phoenix, Ariz. Mary Fairchild�Panhellenic delegate. Cogs, Pittsburgh, Chartered 1940. Miss Dallas contest President: Mrs. E. L. Van Sickel, 24 Barton Drive, Pittsburgh 21, Pa. Joell Fink�Engineering queen nominee. Pocatello, Chartered 1955. Christian Science organization secretary, President: Mrs. Wendell D. Larsen, Route 2 North, Pocatello, Idaho. S.C.R.A. representative. Special Events com Pomona Valley, Chartered 1956. mittee. President: Mrs. Wra. R. Muller, 1414 Pioneer Dr., West Covina, CaliL Sherrie Garrett�M.U.N, delegate. Cosmo Portland, Chartered 1913. politan committee. President: Mrs. Thomas W. Edwards, 1830 S.E. Cypress, Beaverton, Ore. Margaret Godbold�A.R.O.T.C. sponsor Pullman, Chartered 1955. nominee. Alpha Tau Omega pledge sweet President: Miss Arlean Pattison, 1821 Duncan Lane, Pullman, Wash. heart nominee, M.S.M., "Y." Reno, Chartered 1921. Beverly Greene�Royalty nominee. President: Mrs. Joseph Stefani, 1601 Sparks Ave., Sparks, Nev. Sheila Haggerty�Newman Club, Royalty Richmond, Chartered 1947. nominee. Fashion committee, Mardi Gras President: Mrs. Franklin T. Marsh, 1625 Westbrook Ave., Richmond 27, Va. princess. Riverside Area, Chartered 1953. Kay Hahn�House decorations. President: Mrs. R. M. Nelson, 2932 Arlington Ave., Riverside, Calif. Judy Haley�Alpha Lambda Delta, Cogs, Chartered 1945. Rochester, campus chest. President: Mrs. Arthur W. Anibal, 261 Hollywood Ave., Rochester 18, N.Y. Marie Hall�Cosmopolitan committee. Cogs, Chartered Rockford, 1946. Pi Delta Phi. President: Mrs. Arthur C. Sadtler, 820 27th St., Rockford, 111. Karol Hargis�Rally coraraittee, B.S.U. so Sacramento Valley, Chartered 1937. cial chairman and president. Student Center President: Mrs. Walter C. 2104 Weldon Sacramento, Calif. Kennedy, Jr., Way, Directorate, Talent committee chairraan. St. Louis, Chartered 1919. Leadership. President: Mrs. Alan J. Hoener, 48 Webster Woods, St. Louis 19, Mo. Patricia Harvey� Lambda Delta, best Salem, Chartered 1944. Alpha pledge scholarship, M.S.M., S.M.U., Band, President: Mrs. Desmond K. Walker, 265 McGilcrist So., Salem, Ore. University scholar. Salt Lake City, Chartered 1958. Kathleen Hillman�Cogs, Pi Kappa Alpha President: Mrs. T. R. Gray, 3341 Terrace View Dr., Salt Lake City 9, Utah. Dream Girl Nominee, Dance committee. San Antonio, Chartered 1946. Ann Hoover�Fashion committee. President: Mrs. Vannual L. Culp, 311 Kate Schenck, San Antonio 10, Texas. Mary Town Girls, Lambda Delta, San Diego, Chartered 1939. Alpha Royalty nominee, scholar. President: Mrs. Daniel C. Votaw, 3535 Sterne St., San Diego 6, Calif. university Irion� Beta San Fernando Valley, Chartered 1953. Betty Rally committee. Kappa Social Council dean's list. President: Mrs. H. C. Anderson, 12437 Milbank Ave., Studio City, Calif. Garama, secretary, San Francisco, Chartered 1902. Sherrie Johnson�M.S.M., Fashion com President: Mrs. Barton F. Sawyer, 556 Dewey Blvd, San Francisco 16, Calif. mittee. San Jose, Chartered 1948. Carol Keeney�Student council, Kirkos President: Mrs. J. Reid Scott, 546 S. Century Ave., Carapbell, CaliL president. Mortar Board vice-president. Santa Barbara, Chartered 1945. Square, homecoming queen nominee, senior President: Mrs. Maxwell Holden, 1510 Laguna St., Santa Barbara, Calit. class sweetheart, M award. Who's Who, Pony Santa Monica, Chartered 1950. Muster chairraan. Rotunda favorite. Uni President: Mrs. Alfred J. Carah, 229-21st St., Santa Monica, Calif. versity scholar. Seatele, Chartered 1915. Carlotta Khalifah�Forura committee sec President: Mrs. John Solbakken, 6818 55th N.E., Seattle 15, Wash. retary.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 51 Shreveport, Chartered 1956. Honors President: Mrs. Charles D. Knight, 211 Linden, Shreveport, La. South Bay, Chartered 1956. President: Mrs. Thomas F. Day, 215 Via Alaraeda, Redondo Beach, Calit. Dixie King�Games committee. Cogs, Phi South Bend, Chartered 1955. Ind. Chi Theta pledge, secretary for mock U.N. President: Mrs. Arthur J. Overaa, 1115 Blyler Place, South Bend 16, Gay Kirkwood�Canterbury Club, Choral Southern Alameda County, Chartered 1958. CaliL Union, opera�"Blessed Wilderness," second President: Miss Nancy Jenkines, 1525 167th Ave., Apt. 58, San Leandro, place campus dance contest. Spokane, Chartered 1918. Ruth Kish�Fashion committee, "Y." President: Mrs. Ned F. Stickle, 404 W. 27th Ave., Spokane 41, Wash. Janelle Knowles�Mu Phi Epsilon treas Springfield, Chartered 1929. urer. Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Lambda Delta President: Mrs. George B. Raup, 260 Brighton Rd., Springfield, Ohio. merabership chairraan. Cogs, Choral Union, State College, Chartered 1941. university scholar. President: Mrs. Richard Morgan, R. D., Port Matilda, Pa. Lequita Littrell�Music committee. Stillwater, Chartered 1957. Mary Ann Lockey�"Y" freshman football President: Mrs. Verna M. Jemison, 918 W. Connell, Stillwater, Okla. queen nominee. Stockton, Chartered 1951. Maxine Leverett�Newman Club, Fashion President: Mrs. Robert J. Sigler, 6552 Leesburg PI., Stockton, CaliL committee. Delta Sigma Phi Rose Queen. Summit County, Chartered 1956. Carol Loyd�Dean's list. Mortar Board, President: Mrs. Rollin S. Reiter, 1313 DeWitt Ave., .Akron 13, Ohio. Forum coramittee chairman and vice-chair Syracuse, Chartered 1892. man. Cogs recording secretary and steering President: Mrs. Donald Hilfinger, 977 Westmoreland .Ave., Syracuse 10, N.Y. committee, U.N. week steering committee, Y Tacoma, Chartered 1947. cabinet. Leadership conference, N.S.A.Y., President: Mrs. Paul Sinnitt, 3302 N. Alder, Tacoma 7, Wash. Texas political forum, Town Girls, Young Tallahassee, Chartered 1954. Democrats, Sigma Delta Pi, Y sing song com President: Mrs. Francis R. Allen, 1536 Christobal Drive, Tallahassee, Fla. mittee. Student Center Directorate, campus Tampa Bay .Area, Chartered 1957. chest, royalty nominee, Race Relations con President: Mrs. T. Robert Trebbe, 4014 Overlook Dr. N.E., St. Petersburg 3, Fla. ference. Conference on Religion and Free Terre Haute, Chartered 1952. dom chairman. Human Relations conference. President: Mrs. Lewis Sisson, 1601 S. 9th St., Terre Haute, Ind. Mortar Board initiations chairman, university Toledo, Chartered 1945. scholar. President: Mrs. Robert Conroy, 3828 Druraraond, Toledo 13, Ohio. Doris McElroy�Fashion coraraittee, Forura Topeka, Chartered 1955. coraraittee. President: Mrs. Irwin S. Brown, Jr., 3442 Brendan, Topeka, Kansas. Toula Manos�Town Girls, Racquet Club. Toronto, Chartered 1919. Judy Mansfield�Cogs. President: Mrs. W. E. Taylor, 103 Wimbleton Rd., Toronto 18, Ontario, Canada. Becky May�Rotunda Beauty, Newraan Tri-City, Chartered 1938. Club, Royalty norainee. President: Mrs. C. Dana Lasser, 3414 28th Ave,, Ct., Moline, 111. Dianne Means�Hospitality coraraittee, Tucson, Chartered 1937. M.S.M., Cogs. President: Mrs. Lawrence W. Roberson, 2001 E. Grant Rd., Tucson, Ariz. Robyn Mershon�Junior Panhellenic Dele Tulsa, Chartered 1929. Games committee gate, Cogs, Canterbury President: Mrs. Joseph W. Alley, 4961 S. Norfolk, Tulsa, Okla. Club. Vancouver, Chartered 1928. Morris�M.S.M., Race Relations Con Peggy President: Mrs. Reid Mitchell, 2105 Argyle Ave., West Vancouver, B.C., Canada. ference. Ventura, Chartered 1957. Niki Nicol�Y cabinet, Y Retreat co-chair- President: Mrs. Richard Butcher, P.O. Box 6, Santa Paula, Calif. Y section chairraan of coun raan, regional Victoria, Chartered 1956. cil. Race Relations Conference, N.S.A.Y., President: Mrs. J. C. Cowan, 978 Hampshire Rd., Victoria, B.C., Canada. Texas political forura. Cogs, Modeling Washington, D.C, Chartered 1935. Fashion committee. Squad, President: Mrs. Ralph E. Dippell, Jr., 8806 Maywood Ave., Silver Spring, Md. Norris� committee. Iota Jo Cogs Steering Washington Tri-Cities, Chartered 1955. commit Epsilon vice-president. Cosmopolitan President: Mrs. Allen D. Stanley, 1704 N. Illinois, Pasco, Wash. tee M.S.M., corresponding secretary, chapter Waterloo, Chartered 1951. Cogs representative. President: Mrs. Bruce D. 1523 Lilac Lane, Cedar Falls, Iowa. Notman�Forum committee Engle, Sally secretary. Westchester, Chartered 1938. Games committee chairraan. Fine Arts com President: Mrs. W. B. Bullock, 1 Hemlock Rd., Bronxville, N.Y. mittee. Events coraraittee. Student Special WHirriER, Chartered 1951. Center Directorate, Rally coraraittee. Cogs. President: Mrs. Williara M. Cathriner, 513 N. Friends Ave., Whittier, Calit . Jean Ann Payne�Mu Phi Epsilon warden. Wichita, Chartered 1925. Talent committee. Choral Union, Cosmo President: Mrs. William Wallace Altraan, 436 Topaz Lane, Wichita 13, Kansas. politan committee. \Vinnipeg, Chartered 1929. Gretchen Petty�Fashion coraraittee. Dance President: Miss Jean Brown, 201 Carabridge St., Winnipeg 9, Man., Canada. coramittee, .-\rden Club, Miss Marine Corps, Youngstown, Chartered 1956. Royally nominee. President: Mrs. G. C. Findlay, 208 Fairground Blvd., Canfield, Ohio. Patricia Pickett� Cogs, campus chest. Fine Arts committee, S..A.F..A.F., Y Easter sunrise service. Nancy Pierce�Leadership conference, Shut tles Hall Council, Cogs, Race Relations con Reita Rhodes�Phi Chi Theta social chair tee. Student Council course evaluation seac- ference. raan and secretary. Rally coraraittee. Cogs, tary, Ragg Mopp. and Mary Joy Plum� Mu Phi Epsilon, Choral Games committee, Social Council secretary. Julia Terry�Cogs publicity chairman Linion, Talent committee. Sally Roach�Fine Arts coraraittee, .A.W.S., steering committee president. Student Ne*" Mary .Ann Ramsey�Cogs steering commit- Manada Queen coraraittee. Iota Epsilon pub Service, Live Y'er committee, Y, Student teen, .Arden Club, chapter Cogs representa licity chairman. Council International Relations connmitttt, tive. Suzanne Stanford-Y social actions commit Representative Personal committee, S.A.Fj^J-

52 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 Norma Gunderson�Historian of SNEA, Joan Elser�Alpha Lambda Delta; Mu Phi Honors Easter art layout for local newspaper. Epsilon; Chapel Choir; Secretary, Woraen's Jackie Hamill�Li-Toon-Awa (freshman Chorus. honorary). Susan Furminger�iVeziii and Views. publicity co-chairman. Region Nine Student Kathy Kilgore�Panhellenic Council (secre Patricia Gardner�Cwens; Alpha Lambda Center secretary. Leadership conference, sum Delta; Freshman Council; Vice- mer chairman of Student Center. tary). Dormitory Susan Sharpe�Phi Upsilon Omicron. President. .Angela Tipps�Phi Beta Kappa, Mortar Katherine Rickard�Gamma Phi Beta Donna Froth. Board treasurer, Kirkos, Senior Advisor for Gi'pe� Scholarship Award. Virginia Gross�President, Phi Iota. Alpha Lambda Delta, University Scholar� Sigma Reva Nicodemus� ot Uni Sheila Cwens; Ad Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni Vice-president Gallagher� Sophomore versity 4-H Club. visory Board; Week Com versities, Pi Larabda Theta, Kappa Mu Epsi Spring Publicity Barbara Myers�Alpha Epsilon Delta�re mittee; Orientation W^eek Counselor; W.S.G.A lon, Mortar Board Decima Lantern, Alpha Sister Panhellenic Larabda Delta Book award. porter (pre-med. honorary). Big-Little Committee; Anna Bonazzo� Chairman of Council. Judy Tonning�Cosmopolitan coraraittee Publicity Mountaineer Weekend, Editor and Hall� Lambda Delta; vice-chairman. Cogs Student Council Course Society Mary Jo Alpha News Editor of Theta Women's Debate. Evaluation chairman, Leadership conference, campus newspaper, Sigma Phi. Dorothea Harms�Mortar Board; Chimes; Canterbury Club, Y seminar. International Sandra Earp�Alpha Gamma Rho sweet Phi Sigma; Chairman W.S.G.A. Big-Little Relations committee. Conference on Religion heart. Sister W.S.G.A. Senate; Drill Com and Freedom, Race Relations conference. Program; Shirley Wilson�Chairraan of President's mander, Vice-President, Rod Jeanette Vance�Delta Chi sweetheart. Angel Flight; Council. and Coccus Club. Cogs, M.S.M. Diane Wildt� Ruth Meditation Choir. Jeanie Vernon�Beta Theta Pi sweetheart Delphin. Headley� Martha Jefferies� Katharine Hughes�Orientation Counselor. nominee. Leadership conference. Cogs, Man Delphin. Lurene News and Views; Women's ada events ]och.em� special committee, carapus chest. Tau�McGill Alpha U. Debate; Delta Alpha Delta. Race Relations conference. Alpha Larabda Chapter Honors�Gamraa Phi Beta won Lelia Kuchas�Woraen's Chorus. Delta secretary, university scholar. second in over-all Intraraural Sandra Lehman�Meditation Choir; D.O.C. Kathleen Vernon�Evaluation coraraittee. place sports results, beaten only by physical education. Student Council. Publicity committee, M.S.M., Wesley Players Thirty-three individual awards were brought Melina Mazza�Sigma Tau Delta. publicity co-chairman, Psi Chi correspond horae Anne Henders, Warren, Constance McCormack�frot/i Editor; ence committee. by: Olga Copy Donna Hill, Joan Blundell, Inta Frisraanis, Horae Economics Student Council; Vice-Presi Patricia Wilderson�Dance committee. Cogs, Maureen Norwood, Shaw, Bonnie dent, Horae Economics Town Girls. Marganne Student-Faculty Stamos, Joanne Scale, and Georgia Whitman. Board. Gaylan Woodard�Fashion committee. Barbara Arrabruster-University Scholar, Diane Morocco�Finalist for Junior Prora Royalty nominee. Classics Scholarship. Queen. Anne Lambda Delta, Yeager�Cogs, Alpha Roxanne Buchak�Dental Mehler�Women's Chorus. Mu Town Girls Activities Undergraduate Judy Kappa Epsilon, Elizabeth Orcutt�Meditation Choir. chairman and representative. vice-president, university Blundell�Silver Arrow Delta Delta; Al scholar. Joan (Women's Jean Pipal� Alpha Sigma Archery Championship), Competitive Sports pha Eta; Freshman Customs Board; Sopho Alpha Omicron�North Dakota State Committee. more Advisory Board; Secretary, Chimes; Anne Henders�President� Woraen's W.S.G.A. Jan Anderson�Homecoming Queen Candi McGill Physical Debate; Big-Little Sister date. Education and Education Undergraduate So Coraraittee; Spring Week Publicity Commit Judy Lees�Guidon. ciety, Watershow manager. Intramural Coun tee; Sweetheart of Alpha Chi Rho Frater Athletic "R" Joyce Larson�Guidon, President of Alpha cil, representative award. nity. Donna Hill� Arts and Price� Vice-President. Omicron, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sweetheart, University Scholar, Jane Dormitory Science Chair Ross-Miss Greek Week Queen. Undergraduate representative. Carolyn Ag Hill, '58-'59. man of Melanie Senior Board. Audrey Paul�Angel Flight, Military Ball Faculty representatives. Competitive Schlapak� Advisory Candidate. Sports Committee. Carol Schweinebraten�Women's Chorus. Women's Union. Sandra Struble�Education Student Coun Jan Dietrich�Military Ball Candidate. Mary Jean McKay� Robertson�C. I.C. executive. cil; Lambda Delta. Jean Erickson�Angel Flight. Lynne Alpha Strain�Technical Director of Warden�Orientation Sharon Mische�Military Ball Candidate, Margaret Marjorie Counselor; Watershow. Women's W.S.G. .A. Lettermen's Sweetheart. Chorus; Big-Little Sister Bonnie Stamos� Linda Nelson�Theta Chi Dream Girl. Hellenic Club executive. Program; Thespians. Switzer�Students' Union Board of Elizabeth Wood-W.S.G.A. Freshman Carolyn Callenback�Phi Kappa Phi, Who's Phyllis Regu Chairman� and Pro lations Board. Who, Treasurer of Kappa Delta Pi. Managers, Publicity Plumbers' Ball committee. Sue President Award Sue Ellen Ringsak�Sigma Chi Sweetheart, motions, Wyttenbach� Sparks Whitman�Council "M" award. for W.S.G.A. Senior North Dakota Potato Queen. Georgia Scholarship; Senator; Warren�Elected on Froth Staff. Mary Olson�Angel Flight. Olga Representative Copy Women's Athletic Intramural Coun Yinda Lewton� Board, Angel Flight. �Colorado cil, "R" award. Alpha Phi College Kay Armiston�Angel Flight. Representative Competitive Committee. Patricia Adams�Counselor. Robyn Stroup�Outstanding Campus Sports Roberta Allen�Counselor; Greek Week

Pledge. � Alpha Upsilon Penn State Committee. Carol Mund�Singles in Bowling Tourna Altera- ment. Kathryn Angel Flight. Carolyn Banbury�Hockey Queen Finalist; Elaine Baker� Phi; President, Town Dance Concert. Evanne Grommesh-Society Column Editor Kappa Women; W.S.G. .A. House of Ina Track tor the Spectrum. Representatives; Begerow� Queen. Chairman ot Elections. Barbara Binns� Club; Chairman of Alpha Omicron Chapter�First place Bison May Day Tiger Doukeni Baroutsis� Larabda Delta; Student Union Committee; Brevities fifteen minute production act. First Alpha Publicity Sopho President, Tau Delta; Vice-President, more Class and Means Committee. place in Bowling Tournaraent. Sigma Ways Town W^oraen. Marcia Brothers�Counselor. Alpha Pi�West Virginia U. Jean Benninger�Penn State Chapel Choir. Barbara Brown� News Editor ot Tiger. Naorai Znoy�Secretary of Arnold Hall. Pamela Chamberlain�Liberal .Arts Student Roberta Browne�Senior Class President; Nancy Kuykendall�Secretary of AWS Sen Council. Chairman of ASCC Social Committee; Co- ior Cabinet of YWCA. Sandra "Eddy�Froth; W.S.G.A. Big-Little chairman of Carapus Leadership Conference; Pat Crouch�Spanish Honorary, Orchesis. Sister Program. Honorary Swiraming Team.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 53 bly, and General Cooperative Coramittee. Martha Hees-University College Merit Honors Jane Noble�Orientation Sponsor, Mer Award; candidate for Queen ot the UC Ball; mettes. UC Ball Coraraittee; Sunday Nine O'Clock Carolyn Parrish�Dean's List. Committee; Panhellenic Council treasurer; Marjorie Buckley�Counselor; Sweetheart ot Suzie Ragland�Orientation Sponsor. organization work with White Cross Club Sigma Chi. Sue Robertson�Orientation Sponsor. (volunteer work with mental patients); Silver Dorothy Bush�Honorary Cadet Colonel Johna Schauer�President of Backdrop Spoon .Award tor Intramural .Athletics. Finalist. Club, Secretary ot Theta Alpha Phi. Marilyn MacLean� University College Merit Sue Cannon�Dean's List; Kinnikinnik Betsy Triber-Head Majorette, COLONIAL .Award; Honor Publications Key; associate Staff. ECHO Yearbook Beauty Queen Candidate. editor, Gazette; assistant to the editor, Occi- Margaret Couchie�Dean's List; Pi Gamma Clara Warner-COLONIAL ECHO Year dentalia. Mu, Vice-President. book Beauty Queen Candidate. Barbara Kraft�Dean's Honors List; Sweet Pat Crossin�Dean's List; Dance Concert. heart of Delta Upsilon; candidate for Queen Honors Sue Day�Secretary of AWS Activities Chapter of the UC Ball; University Students Coun Council. Recipient of the Efficiency Award for cil, social director; Purple Spur Society, arts Dianne Dyatt�Outstanding Senior Woraen. Province VIII�Because this was the third representative. Dorothy Eraraerson�Horaecoming Queen; consecutive tirae that Alpha Chi chapter has Harriet Stewart�Cheerleader; Alpha Kappa Assistant Director "Beautiful People"; "The won this award, the silver tray that is given Kappa candidate tor IFC Ball Queen; candi Boyfriend"; Nutcracker Suite; Dance Con as the award is now in their permanent pos date tor UC Ball Queen; secretary, Hippo cert. session. cratic (Medical) Council. Betsy Foote�Tiger Club. Marg Houston�RCAF University Reserve Psi�Lake Forest Lyn Gardner�Honorary Swiraming Team. Alpha Squadron, one of tour female Canadian uni Judy Gibson�Alpha Lambda Delta; Dean's Chapter Honors�Homecoming Queen, first versity students to get overseas posting, to List; Counselor. in Homecoraing float, first in aluranae registra Paris; secretary, Phys-Ed Club; elected vice- Marilyn Ginter�Dean's List. tion, Homecoraing Sweepstakes. First in intra president White Cross Club; Silver Spoon Francie Glasscock� Panhellenic Council; raural basketball, second in volleyball, second Award tor Intraraural athletics. Chairman ot Student Union Planning Com in baseball. Forester Day Sweepstakes. Judy Beihn�Sweetheart of Sigraa Chi; mittee. Ellie DeGaetano�Recipient ot Gail De- Undergraduate Women's Organization, treas Audi Hansen� Honorary Volley Ball Team; Herder award for scholarship, leadership, and urer. Kinnikinnik Staff. service; Kappa Alpha, honor society tor Pat Osborn�Candidate for Queen of the Kay Jenson�Dean's List; Pi Gamma Mu. junior and senior woraen; alumna advisor UC Ball; Ph.E. Club vice-president; girls Julia Leavitt�Wakuta. ot Alpha Larabda Delta, freshraan honorary; sports editor, Occidentalia. Sally McClure�Copy Editor Nugget. secretary- treasurer of Panhellenic. Betty Burton�Dean's Honors List, 3 yean; Joceile Milligan�Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Vicki Hall�.Alpha Psi Oraega outstanding USC recording secretary. Lambda Delta Award; Dean's List; "The actress of the year award; lead in "Suramer Dawn Phibbs�University Board ot Gover Boyfriend"; Nutcracker Suite; Dance Con and Smoke." nors Scholarship for highest standing in third cert; Department Awards in Spanish and Sue Jacobson�Alpha Larabda Delta, Cheer year Honors Psychology; Deans' List; Psy Speech. leader. chology Club, president. Sally Nichols�Counselor. Judy Kipfer-Recording secretary of Stu Carol Alexander�University Board of Jeanne Parks� Pic and Pan Award; "The dent Congress; sophomore scholastic award. Governors Scholarship tor highest standing Boyfriend"; "Beautiful People"; Lighting Ann Kroll�Secretary of Beta Beta Beta, in second year Honors Psychology; Deans' Director of "My Three Angels"; Dance Con biology honorary; secretary of Women's Ath List; elected president. Psychology Club. cert. letic Association. Marilyn Laurie�Deans' List; Ambassador of Phyllis Puckett�Delta Epsilon. Ginger Leonard�Forester Day Committee. Switzerland book prize tor Italian. Linda Rork�Treasurer ot W.A.A. Kris Miller�President ot Junior Panhel Stephanie Hill�Dean's List; re-elected Beth Rosener� Miss Lady Luck. lenic. UCC. Anne Seymour�Concert Choir. Bonnie Nelson�WSGA dorraitory repre Mary MacRae�Dean's List. Georgiann Thoraas�Dean's List. sentative. Mary Evans�President, Spencer Hall Stu Cecilia Travis�Dean's List. Lee Nichols�Alpha Lambda Delta, Sweet dent Council. Jean Wilfong�Tiger Club Sergeant-at- heart ot Phi Pi Epsilon; WSGA dormitory Arlene Smith�Undergraduate Womens Or Arms; Wakuta; Honorary Volley Ball Team. representative; freshman scholarship award. ganization, chairraan; vice-president, Pan Karen Williarason�Dean's List; Repre Priscilla Rush�Treasurer ot College Chris hellenic; president, Matheraatics Club. sentative to AWS Advisory Council; Counse tian Coraraunity; Pi Alpha Chi, rausic honor Judi Wilson�Majorette; Purple Spur. lor. ary; WSG.A dorraitory representative. Judy Barr-1959 Year Executive; UCC; In Judy Wilson�Concert Choir. Joy Simpach�College Day Committee. tercollegiate basketball team. Tish Spunar�President ot WSGA. Bev Lee� 1959 Year Executive; UCC secre Chi� of Alpha College tary. William and �U. of Western Ontario Mary Alpha Omega Ann Fanning� 1961 Year Executive, vice- Dorothy Bacteke�Dean's List, Merraettes, Marjorie Johnston�WUSC Sumraer Semi president; intercollegiate swira team. President of the Biology Club. nar Scholarship to the West Indies; co-con Marion Keane�Music Teachers College Sallye Branham� Dean's List, Eta Sigma venor WUSC (World University Service of Council; supporting role, Gilbert and Sullivan Phi. Canada); Dean's Honors List; Undergraduate Society production ot "Patience." Marjorie Briscoe�Dean's List Honor Coun Womens Organization, publicity chairraan; Sara Granger�Elected to Undergraduate cil, Mortar Board, President ot WA.A. UWO Choir, secretary-treasurer; Sunday Nine Woraen's Organization. Meci Carlson�Varsity Tennis, Manager. O'clock Coraraittee; University College Merit Liz Wallace�Vice-president, Spencer Hall Peggy Clement�Dean's List. Awards Coramittee; "Oxy Honors" tor con Students Council. 1961 Anne Glenn Cox�Theta .Alpha Phi. tribution to carapus lite this year. Carole Taggart�Elected secretary, Jan Diamond-Eta Sigma Phi. Bev Hales� University College Ball Queen; Year Executive. W Marcia Downie� Dean's List. Interfraternity Council Ball Queen, repre Ruth Treleaven-Elected arts rep Sally Hathorn� Majorettes, Orchesis. senting Kappa Alpha; co-convenior UC Ball; NFCUS (National Federation of Canadian Pat Hobbs�Delta Oraicron. Panhellenic Council; re-elected to University University Students). Sun Ellen Johnson�Dean's List, Merit Scholar, College Council, as sub-prefect, position in Rosemary Bere-UC Ball Committee; Mermettes. cluding University Students Council work and day Nine O'Clock Coraraittee. Sil Kathy McCurdy�President of Panhellenic, head ot Undergraduate Women's Organiza Marjorie Fisk-IntercoUegiate Archery; athlctia. Meraber of Student Senate, Student Assem tion. ver Spoon Award tor Intramural

54 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMEN

1. Voluntary recommendations from alumna to a college chapter should be sent to the Alumnae Recommenda tions Committee Chairman (Membership Chairman) in the Greek-letter chapter town, as listed below.

2. Requests from a Greek-letter chapter for recommendations should be sent to the Alumnae Recommendations Committee Chairman (Membership Chairman) of the rushee's home town. If there is no such Chairman listed for her home town, send the request to the State or Canadian Province Membership Chairman in her home state or province.

Please send the as as requests early possible and include all available information about the rushee�such as father's name, high school or other colleges attended.

ALABAMA Beverly Hills-Westwood Mrs. Richard M. 11140 White Oak Ave., Granada Calif. State Chairman Hyde, Hills, Membership Contra Costa Mrs. Arthur H. Beard, 3254 Dell Rd., Birmingham 13, Ala. Mrs. Richard Peters, 3520 Springhill Rd. Calit. Birmingham Lafayette, Fresno Mrs. S. E. Wallen, 1216 W. San Bruno Ave., Calif. ..Mrs. W. E. Sartor, 3214 Country Club Rd., Apt. 3, Birmingham 9, Ala. Fresno, Glendale Mrs. Raymond Houston, 3151 Sparr Dr., Glendale 8, Calif. La Mrs. Richard B. ALASKA Jolla Sarver, 8831 Cliffridge Ave., La Jolla, Calif. Long Beach Mrs. John R. Marsh, 3522 Lemon Ave., Long Beach 7, Calif. State Membership Chairman Los Angeles ..Mrs. B. Lodden, Fairview Manor, Fairbanks, Alaska J. Jr., Apt. 4-C-7, Mrs. Cooper Blight, 1201 S. Windsor Blvd., Los Angeles 19, Calif. Marin County Mrs. Peter Phelps, 15 Buckeye Way, Kentfield, Calif. ARIZONA Modesto Mrs. Elwood Schroeder, 1108 Amherst, Medesto, Calif. State Membership Chairman Monterey County Mrs. Paul Hoffman, 450 Pine, Pacific Grove, CaliL Mrs. Raymond S. Clark, 4861 Paseo Luisa, Tucson, Ariz. Orange County . ..Mrs. Jack Lindquist, 2119 W. Romneya, Anaheim, CaliL Desert Valley Mrs. Gus Poulos, 1048 E. Rose Lane, Phoenix, Ariz. Palo Alto Mrs. Kenneth Robertson, 1284 Forest Ave., Palo Alto, Calif. Flagstaff Mrs. Norman Sharber, 515 W. Havasupai Rd., Flagstaff, Ariz. Pasadena Phoenix Mrs. William Gurley, 1610 W. Clarendon, Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs. Robert K. Mitchell, 451 Santa Anita Ct, Sierra Madre, Calif. Tucson Mrs. Joseph L. Picard, 2125 E. 4th St., Tucson, Ariz. Peninsula Mrs. Claude McAlpin, 33 Erickson Rd., San Mateo. Calit. Alpha Epsilon, Univ. of Ariz Pomona Valley . .Mrs. Ruskin T. Gardner, 1845 S. Citrus Ave., Covina, Calif. Helen Bartlett, 9638 Callita, Arcadia, Calif. Riverside Area ..Mrs. John Dollard, 6745 Phoenix Ave., Riverside,' CaliL Beta Kappa, Ariz. State, Tempe Sacramento Valley Jessica Thomas, 1705 W. Whitton, Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs. Joseph F. Marty, 4004 Esperanza Dr., Sacramento 21, CaliL Beta Omega, Ariz. State, Flagstaff San Diego . .Mrs. Oliver J. Belzer, 3730 Cedarbrae Lane, San Diego 6, CaliL Carol White, 1820 W. Clarendon, Phoenix, Ariz. San Fernando Valley Mrs. R. A. Gosnell, 5745 Bucknell, North Hollywood, Calif. ARKANSAS San Francisco .. .Mrs. Paul Kingsbury, 1301 Lake St., San Francisco 18, CaliL San Mrs. Francis 4774 San State Chairman Jose Butts, Sally Dr., Jose 24, CaUL Membership Santa Barbara Miss Frances McGaughy, 914 W. 12th, Pine Bluff, Ark. Mrs Donald Davidson, 3685 La Entrada, Santa Barbara, CaliL Santa Monica CALIFORNIA Mrs. Otto Freyermuth, 912 Medio Ave., Pacific Palisades, CaliL State Membership Chairman South Bay Mrs. Donald Barber, 624 30th St., Manhattan Beach, CaliL Mrs. Kirkendall Carlton, 618 W. Poplar Ave., San Mateo, Calf. Southern Alameda County Bakersfield Mrs. Joel Coulter, 1135 Princeton Ave., Bakersfield, Calif. Mrs. L. C. Stearns, 36 Via Linares, San Lorenzo, CaliL Berkeley Mrs. James Demarest, 321 Ramona Ave,, Piedmont 11, Calif. Stockton Mrs. Frank Ruhstaller, 735 W. Rose, Stockton, CaliL

winner of Greek Week carnival booth with Nancy Wetherwax�Kappa Delta Pi. nonors Delta Upsilon; first in sorority scholarship. Patsy Dugle�Kappa Delta Pi. Pledges�Co-charapion with Sigraa Nu of Nancy Sraith�Treasurer of Phi Upsilon volleyball tournaraent. Omicron, Union Health Service coraraittee. Lynda Nethery�Intercollegiate tennis. Nancy Boza�President of Panhellenic As Joyce Frost�Secretary-treasurer ot Student Jane Robertson, Jean Crosby, Marilyn sociation, Council of Student Affairs, co- Charities Board. Haufschild�Purple Spur Society. chairraan ot Greek Week banquet. Pat Ayers�AWS sophoraore representative. Mardelle Payne�Pi Omega Pi, Book and Carol Vaccariello�AWS secretary. Beta �U. of Southern California Alpha Motor, Students Board secretary. Quill Type, Nancy Holloway�Theta Alpha Phi, "Cy Sherry Wenger�Princess for the Sweet graduated cura laude, Suzette Seiling Me rano de Bergerac" production. heart of Sigma Chi. morial Award (business adrainistration), a Marlene Adrick�Sigraa Delta Pi. Gwen Olson�Pledge Class President, Dorm finalist tor sweetheart ot Sigraa Chi. Paula Jo Gregg�Alpha Epsilon Delta. Sponsor, Dormitory President, Y.W.C.A. Kay Hastings�Dreara Girl of Delta Sigraa Bernadette Simko�Beta I$eta Beta, Alpha Cabinet also Merabership Chairman, Treas Phi at Wittenberg College, Book and Motor, Epsilon Delta. urer of Spurs, Lutheran Students Association Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Alpha Theta, graduated Carol Craig�Secretary ot Panhellenic. Area Vice-President. cura laude. Joyce Kramer�Orchesis, secretary of Delta Carole Sraith�Best dressed girl at Bowling Psi Kappa. Beta Gamma�Bowling Green State U. Green, Student Court, Phi Upsilon Oraicron. Carol Sue Jones�President of Delta Psi Chapter Honors�Most peppy sorority at Carolyn Schoulin� JiTey Queen. Kappa. Sigraa Chi Derby Day; co-winner ot Olyrapic Karen Wright�Secretary ot Junior class, Carol Bellissimo�Cygnets. with Pi co- chosen as Night trophy Kappa Alpha; Intercollegiate AWS correspondent. (Continued on page 64)

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA SEPTEMBER � 1959 55 Ventura Mrs. James Coultas, Rt. 1, Box 39B, Ojai, Calif. Chicago-West Suburban Whittier ..Mrs. William W. Berg, 10313 S. Cullman Ave., Whittier, Calif. .Mrs. Kenneth Means, 5029 Woodand Ave., Western Springs, IU. Eta, Univ. of Calif Margo Laine, 1908-12th Ave., Sacramento, Cahf. Elmhurst Mrs. Robert L. Dyer, 282 Ariington, Elmhurst, 111. Alpha Iota, U.C.L..\ Evanston-North Shore ..Mrs. Robert Dunn, 460 Elder Lane, Winnetka, III. Sharon Ryan, 1076 LeClaire PI.. Los Angeles 19, Calit. Lake County Mrs. Harry C. Davis, 1723 Tenth St., Waukegan, 111, Oak Beta Alpha, U.S.C Linda McCarter, 607 E. 4th St., Ontario, Calif. Oak Park-River Forest . .Mrs. Robert C. Kaska, 521 N. Euclid, Park, 111. Beta Theta, San Jose State Peoria Mrs. George M. DeYoung, 7101 S. Adams St., Peoria, 111. Joyce Yambert, 399 Pacheco St., San Francisco, Calif. Rockford-Belvidere ..Miss Susan Bartelt, 2000 Harlem Blvd., Rockford, 111. Beta Lambda, San Diego State Epsilon, Northwestern Univ Harriet Rice, 118 El Capitan Dr., Chula Vista, Calif. Nancy Persons, 2700 Woodland Rd., Evanston, III. Omicron, Univ. of 111 Janet Schleper, 12 S. Line, Du Quoin, 111, Lake Forest Coll, ..Linda 1111 Hill, Carbondale, 111. COLORADO Alpha Psi, Forsyth, Beta Eta, Univ State Chairman Bradley Membership Sandra Ortman, 1318 Pendleton Lane, Glenview, 111. Mrs. Donald C. Henke, 3242 S. Vrain, Denver 19, Colo. Boulder ..Mrs. Willard L. Wheeler, 412 Christmas Tree Dr., Boulder, Colo. Colorado Springs INDIANA Mrs, William Tudor, Route 3, Box f30, Colorado Springs, Colo. State Membership Chairman Denver Mrs. Vern Welch, 3346 S. Grape St., Denver 22, Colo. Mrs. Fort Collins William B. Verrall, 3102 Brookside Pkwy., N. Dr., Indianapolis 18, Ind. Mrs. L. J. McMillan, 707 W, Mountain Ave,, Fort Collins, Colo. Bloomington Mrs, Richard J, Turner, R,R. 2, Bloomington, Ind. Theta, Univ. ot Denver ..Linda Corpening, 905 Estes St., Lakewood, Colo. Evansville .Mrs. Andrew Brummel, 661 Blue Ridge Rd., Evansville 15, Ind, Tau, Colo. State Univ Jo Golgart, Rt. 2, Ault, Colo. Fort Wayne Mrs. David Roth, 4525 Tacoma Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. Alpha Phi, Colo. College Gary Mrs. Paul Faust, 3330 Grand, Highland, Ind. Roberta Browne, 6 Tevis PI., Palo Alto, Calif. Indianapolis Beta Rho, Univ. of Colo. ..Sharon Kirkpatrick, 631 Congress, Ottawa, 111. Mrs. Paul F. Grubbs, 925 Audubon Rd., Indianapolis 19, Ind. South Bend CONNECTICUT Mrs. Paul A. Fergus, 19259 E. Summers Dr., South Bend, Ind. State Membership Chairman Terre Haute Mrs. Roland J. Webster, 26 New Haven Ave., Woodmont, Conn. Mrs. Charles Callahan, 1824 S. 23rd St., Terre Haute, Ind, Fairfield County Beta Pi, Indiana State Nancy Edmondson, R.R. f2, Clayton, Ind. Mrs. H. Edward Hildebrand, Jr., Swan Ter., Greenwich, Conn. Beta Phi, Indiana Univ 2900 E. Ind. New Haven County . .Mrs, R. Lourien, 22 Valley PI., N., New Haven, Conn. Nancy Emerson, Mulberry, Evansville,

DELAWARE IOWA State Membership Chairman State Membership Chairman Mrs. R. V. Parker, 209 Alders Dr., Wilmington 3. Del. Mrs. Robt. E. Frush, 1410 Maine St., Adel, Iowa Ames Mrs. Frank Adams, 928 Burnett, Ames, Iowa DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Cedar Rapids ..Mrt. James Friend, 2446 Deborah Dr., Cedar Rapids, Iowa Washington, DC Des Moines ....Mrs. Wm. H. Wisdom, 530 44th St., Des Moines 12, Iowa Mrs. Paul R. Conway, 9021 Fairview Rd., Silver Spring, Md. Iowa City Mrs. Cloyde Shellady, 431 Brown, Iowa City, Iowa Tri-Cities Mrs. J. R. Greer, 2460 Middle Rd., Davenport, Iowa Waterloo Mrs. R. 1320 Vine Iowa FLORIDA J. Schreiner, St., Waterloo, Rho, Univ. of Iowa ....Mary Ann Bowne, 2646 Kenwood, Ottumwa, Iowa State Membership Chairman Omega, Iowa State Margery Molden, 5036 Lake, Omaha 4, Nebr. Mrs. Kenneth Hurley, 159 45th Ave., Gulf Beaches, St. Petersburg, Fla. Ft. Lauderdale KANSAS Mrs. Charles Forman, 3300 N.E. 17tli St., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. State Membership Chairman Jacksonville . .Miss Barbara M. Boyd, 4242 Genoa Ave., Jacksonville 10, Fla. Mrs. L. Perry Bishop, 108 Tower Dr., Paola, Kansas Miami .Mrs. Richard Piper, 15550 N.E. lOth Ave,, North Miami Beach, Fla. Hutchinson Mrs. Dent Walker, 105 W. 30th, Hutchinson, Kansas Tallahassee ....Mrs. George Wajdowiez, 1014 N. Monroe, Tallahassee, Fla. Kansas City Tampa Bay Area .Mrs. Charles Slowey, 3504 Cherokee Ave., Tampa, Fla. Mrs. Charles Brenneisen, Jr., 1215 N. 19th, Kansas City 2, Kan. Alpha Mu, Rollins College Lawrence Mrs. H. R. Williams, 1730 Indiana St., Lawrence, Kansas Sue Scribner, 93 Westmont, West Hartford, Conn. Manhattan ..Mrs. Mussman, 1501 Hartford Rd., Manhattan, Kansas Beta Mu, Florida State Harry Topeka Mrs. Jean Simmons, 1500 Lakeside Dr., Topeka, Kan. Joyce Ann Kickliter, 3431 6th St. So., St. Petersburg, Fla. Wichita Mrs. Ralph L. Cook, 6411 Jacqueline, Wichita 6, Kan. Sigma, Univ. of Kansas GEORGIA Nancy Kinter, R. JI, Box 2I9.\, Creve Coeur, Mo. State Chairman Membership Beta Upsilon, Kansas State Mary Lou Beisecker, Colby, Kansas Mrs. William B. Ritchie, 475 Medlock Rd., Decatur, Ga. Beta Chi, Univ. of Wichita Atlanta Mrs. William B. Ritchie, 475 Medlock Rd., Decatur, Ga. Mary Joan Dawson, 1759 N. Nevada, Wichita, Kan,

HAWAII KENTUCKY State Chairman Membership State Membership Chairman ..Mrs. Edith Wurdeman, 260 Lewers Rd., Apt. 506, Honolulu, Hawaii Mrs. Theodore A. Heller, 795 Robin Rd., Lexington, Ky. Louisville Mrs. Richard M. Burgess, 2512 Windy Way, Louisville, Ky. IDAHO State Membership Chairman LOUISIANA Mrs. Louis 1401 Wilcomb Mendiola, Rd., Boise, Idaho State Membership Chairman Boise Mrs. Louis 1401 Mendiola. Wilcomb Rd., Boise, Idaho Mrs. L. J. Boudreaux, 411 S. 1st St., Jennings, La. Lewiston Mrs, Duane St. 1915 Marie, Ridgeway, Lewiston, Idaho New Orleans Mrs. Wilburn Moore, 607 Northline Ave.. Metairie, La- Moscow .Mrs. Milford 864 Petersen, E. 7th St., Moscow, Idaho Shreveport Mrs. T. B. Lanford, 6602 Gilbert Dr., Shreveport, La. PocateUo Mrs. Thomas Spofford, 34 Yale, Pocatello, Idaho Xi. Univ. of Idaho Dolores Hormaechea, 605 Hays, Boise, Idaho MAINE Beta Iota. Idaho State Miren Aldecoa, Rt. |4, Victory Rd., Boise, Idaho State Membership Chairman Forest Maine ILLINOIS Mrs. Paul Cloke, 49 Ave., Orono, State Membership Chairman Mrs, John J. Callahan, P.O. Box 313, Mt. Vernon, III. MARYLAND Champaign-Urbana Mrs, Del Cantrell, 1705 Princeton, Champaign, HI. State Membership Chairman Chicago Mrs. P. H. Baumann. 2637 W. George St., Chicago 18, III. Mrs. J. W. Willis, 4600 Oxford St., Garrett Pk., Md. Chicago-Northwest Suburban Baltimore ..Mrs. G. Russell Page, II07 Argonne Dr., Baltimore 18, Mi- Mrs. Mi Warren Van der \'oort, 408 S. Na-Wa-Ta. Mt. Prospect, III. College Park Mrs. Gordon Wells, 7503 Wells Blvd., W. Hyatuville,

56 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1 959 Beta Univ. of Beta, Md Albuquerque , Margaret Hoegen, 3916 Madison St., Hyattsville, Md. Mrs. Jayme O'Malin, 722 Van Buren, N.E., Albuquerque, N.M.

MASSACHUSETTS NEW YORK State Membership Chairman State Membership Chairraan Mrs. Francis Flynn, Reed Rd., North Dartmouth, Mass. Mrs. Clayton C. Cole, 8 Clinton Ave., Peekskill, N.Y. Boston Mrs. Jacques Moon, 39 Charles St., Natick, Mass. Buffalo Mrs. Ralph Kresge, 18 Klauder Rd., Buffalo 23, N.Y. Delta, Boston Univ. ...Ruth Dewton, 96 Linden Ave., Verona, New Jersey Nassau County Mrs. Warren H. Brodie, Hemlock Dr., Brookville, L.I., N.Y. MICHIGAN New York City Miss Henrietta Barnes, 206 E. 35th St., New York, N.Y. State Membership Chairman Rochester Mrs. Jay Holahan, 164 Willowbend Rd., Rochester 18, N.Y. Mrs. Richard 108 Butler N.Y. Mrs. John T. Molesta, 2515 Elmwood Dr. S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich, Syracuse Keller, St., Syracuse 10, Westchester E. .Ann Arbor Mrs, James D. Portz, 1001 Pomona, Ann Arbor, Mich. County ..Mrs. M. Carney, Jr., Barny Park, Irvington, N.Y. Birmingham .. .Mrs. Richard Allman, 747 Ardmoor Dr., Birmingham, Mich. .Alpha, Syracuse Univ Evelyn Horn, 1210 Erhardt St., Union, N.J. Detroit ..Mrs. Anthony Moustakas, 380 Kerby Rd., Grosse Pointe 36, Mich. Grand Rapids NORTH CAROLINA Mrs. Wm, W. Smolenski, 1150 San S,E., Grand Mich. Jose, Rapids 6, State Membership Chairman Jackson Mrs. Casson, 712 Dr., Mich. James Oakridge Jackson, Mrs. Brunson C. Wallace, 140 S. Elm, Asheboro, N.C. Lansing-East Lansing Mrs. Felix McCarron, 241 Oxford Rd,, East Lansing, Mich. NORTH DAKOTA Beta, Univ. ot Mich. . .Susan Walker, 60 Central Ave,, Highland Park, 111. Beta Delta, Mich. State State Membership Chairraan Susanne Bishop. 1760 Cedar Hill Dr., Birmingham, Mich. Miss Marion Burke, 307 Hannafin St., Bismarck, N.D. Fargo-Moorhead Mrs, John Heinemeyer, 1133 N. 12th St., Fargo, N.D. MINNESOTA Grand Forks Mrs. Ronald Hoverson, 21 10 12th Ave. Grand N.D. State Membership Chairman N., Forks, Beta, Univ. of N.D Sheila 1502 14th St. N.D. Mrs. Theodore R. Fritsche, 715 Summit, New Ulm, Minn, Alpha English, S., Fargo, Alpha Omicron, N.D. State ..Sharon Mische, 1215-8th N.D. Duluth Mrs. B. B. Magee, 2131 E. 4th St., Duluth 12, Minn, St., N., Fargo, Minneapolis-St. Paul Mrs. Arthur B. Erdall, 5828 Oaklawn Ave., Minneapolis 24, Minn. OHIO Kappa, Univ. of Minn. ..Kaye Michels, 229 N. Ninth, Breckenridge, Minn. State Membership Chairman MISSISSIPPI Miss Marilyn Patterson, 734 Oakwood Ave., Bryan, Ohio Bowling Green State Membership Chairman Miss Joan Reed, 824 E. Wooster, Apt. 3, Green, Ohio Mrs. C. 721 Fairview Bowling Guy Verner, Ave., Jackson 2, Miss. Canton-Massillon Mrs. C. V. Batton, 955 Foster St., North Canton 20, Ohio MISSOURI Cincinnati ..Mrs. David Caldwell, 1509 Balfour Lane, Cincinnati 31, Ohio State Membership Chairman Cleveland Mrs. R, C. Kurz, 30929 Shaker Blvd., Cleveland 24, Ohio Mrs. Cleveland East Suburban Wm. E. Vesser, 526 Beaucaire Dr., Warson Woods, St. Louis 22, Missouri Miss Mary White, 12504 Gruff Ave., Cleveland 8, Ohio Columbia Mrs. Wra. Sangster, 415 Phyllis Ave., Columbia, Mo. Columbus ..Mrs. Donald R. Brian, 48 N. Waverly St., Columbus, Ohio Kansas City Miss Allis Haren, 504 W. 96th St., Kansas City 14, Mo I'ayton Mrs. Dale G. Keighly, 4 Hillpoint, Dayton 26, Obio St, Louis Kent Mrs. Theodore Stockwell, 1538 Vine St., Kent, Ohio Mrs, Kenneth C. Schnitzius, 7104 Clayton Rd., St. Louis 5, Mo. Lima Mrs. D. Jack Maxwell, I8I1 Wendell Ave., Lima, Ohio Phi, Washington Univ. . .Sue Bindbeutel, 6230 Tholozan, St. Louis 9, Mo. Springfield Mrs. Jack Driscoll, 1425 Woodward Ave., Springfield, Ohio Alpha Delta, Univ. ot Mo. . .Ann Jackson, 1019 Stewart Rd., Columbia, Mo. Surarait County Mrs. Richard Guyton, 1015 Perry Dr., Akron 3, Ohio MONTANA Toledo Mrs. Robert Van Wey, 4308 Foxglove. Toledo, Ohio State Membership Chairman Youngstown Miss E. Mrs. Rex B. Stratton, 2808 Glenwood Lane, Billings, Mont. Mary J. Weden, 353 Ravenwood, Youngstown 7, Ohio

Ohio . Billings Mrs. Wm. P. Brown, 826 Ave. D, Billings, Mont. Alpha Eta, Wesleyan .Harlyne Hickey, 1107 Washington, Piqua, Ohio Alpha Nu, Wittenberg Pat Moos, 1100 Park Ave., Elyria, Ohio NEBRASKA Beta Garama, Bowling Green Nancy Boza, 2927 Powhatan Toledo 6, Ohio State Chairman Pkwy., Membership Beta Epsilon, Miarai University Mrs. Edwin T. Hoffman, 623 S, 33rd St., Lincoln 10, Nebr. Barbara Jean Anderson, 6016 Winnetka Dr., Cincinnati 36, Ohio Lincoln Mrs. Richard Wadlow, 2301 South St., Lincoln 2, Nebr. Beta Zeta, Kent State Linda Webb, 1964 Camellia Dr., Akron, Ohio Omaha Mrs C. 306 S. 53rd Omaha Nebr. J. Barnhart, St., 32, Beta Xi, Ohio State Univ Pi, Univ. ot Nebr Barbara 1001 S. 35th, Lincoln, Nebr. Carey, Carolyn Thornhill, 523 Cherry St., Ashland, Ohio NEVADA State Membership Chairman OKLAHOMA Mrs. C. W. Lingenfelter, R. #1, Box 450A, Reno, Nevada State Membership Chairman Nevada Southern Mrs. W. C. Settle, 215 Harris St., Pryor, Okla. Mrs. A. W. Hammelrath, 2025 Franklin Ave., Las Nev. Vegas, Bartlesville Mrs. W. A. Allen, 1557 Hickory, Bartlesville, Okla. Reno Mrs. Fred 552 Colonial Reno, Nev. Fray, Jr., Way, Muskogee Mrs, Gordon Mooney, 2414 Denver, Muskogee, Okla. Gamma, Univ. of Nevada Alpha Norman Mrs. Russell Hill, 1217 Cruce St., Norman, Okla. Jane Nevin, 1285 Marsh St., Reno, Nevada Oklahoma City Mrs. Don R. Courtney, 2605 Manchester Dr., Okla. Okla. NEW HAMPSHIRE City, Stillwater Mrs. Norbert Mahnken, 920 W. Cantwell, Stillwater, Okla. Chairman State Membership Mrs. Marvin T. Edmison, 2132 W. Arrowhead Dr., Stillwater, Okla. Mrs. C. Deerneck New J. MacKay, Rd,, Auburn, Hampshire Tulsa Mrs. O. C. Keegan, 2725 E. 47th, Tulsa, Okla. Psi, Univ, of Okla Anona Adair, 103 State Dr., Norman, Okla, NEW JERSEY Beta Omicron, Okla. City Univ Chairman State Membership Barbara Hairfield, 2637 N.W. 15th, Okla. City, Okla Mrs. P. A. Ashton, 60 Harriet Dr., Princeton, N.J. Beta Psi, Okla. Stale Univ New Northeastern Jersey Debby Parker, 1532 N.W. 65th, Oklahoraa City, Okla. Mrs. Frank W. Kohrs, R.D. 1, Martiii.sdale, N.J.

NEW MEXICO OREGON State Membership Chairman State Membership Chairraan W. Titus, 2826 Cuervo Rd,, NE., N.M. Mrs. James Albuquerque, Mrs. John Lindauer, 11043 N.E. Everett St., Portland, Ore.

THE � CRES CENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1959 Corvallis Mrs. Wm. P. Harris, Rt. 1, Box 215, Corvallis, Ore. Northern Virginia Mrs. Charles Hobbs, 3732 Valley Dr., Alexandria, Va. Richmond, Va. Eugene Mrs. J. C. Luckey, 146 Regal Ct., Eugene. Oregon Richmond Mrs. R. W. Abbott, 4121 Crestwood Rd., Portland Alpha Chi, William & Mary Portland Ore. Suellen 28 N. Edison, 3, Va. . . .Mrs. Kenneth R. Curry, 7316 S. E. Reed College Place, 2, Ragland, Arlington Salem Mrs. Lester Carter, 191 1 Park, Salem, Ore. Ore. Nu, Univ. of Oregon ..Meredith Mundorff, 7901 S.E. 34th, Portland, WASHINGTON Chi, Oregon State Judy Lively, 1433 East First, Bend, Oregon State Membership Chairman Mrs. Fred Butterworth, 7000 42nd St., N.E., Seattle 15, Wash. PENNSYLVANIA Everett Mrs. D. J. English, 1501 Grand Ave., Everett, Wash. State Membership Chairman Pullman Mrs. R. E. Erb, 507 Dexter, Pullman. Wash. Mrs. H. S. McConihay, 1529 Asbury PI., Pittsburgh 17, Pa. Seattle Mrs. Robt. J. Habegger, 4827 E. 43rd, Seattle 5, Wash. Gettysburg Mrs. Howard Shoemaker, 43 E. Broadway, Gettysburg, Pa. Spokane Mrs. Harry E. Jones, S. 2709 Monroe, Spokane 41, Wash. Philadelphia Mrs. Justin Duyrea, 112 Llanfair Rd., Ardmore, Pa. Tacoma Mrs. Art McCourt, 2721 N. 29, Tacoma 7, Wash. Philadelphia North Suburban Washington Tri Cities Mrs. Gerald Spotts, 2934 Denise Rd., Norristown, Pa. Mrs. Will Sanders, I83I W. 7th PL, Kennewick, Wash. Pittsburgh ...Mrs. H. S. McConihay, 1529 Asbury PI., Pittsburgh 17, Pa. Lambda. Univ. of Washington State College ...Mrs. Edward Czekaj, 431 Martin Ter., State College, Pa. Meredith Paska, 4116 85th S.E., Mercer Island, Wash. Alpha Upsilon, Penn State Beta Sigma, Washington State Sheila Gallagher, 252 Van Buren St., N.W., Washington, D.C. Miss Eileen Stoneroad, 642 University, Walla Walla, Wash. Gamma Beta, Gettysburg Coll. ..Nancy Susser, 332 Clay St., Meyersdale, Pa. WEST VIRGINIA RHODE ISLAND State Membership Chairman State Membership Chairman Miss Helen R. Pyles, 330 McEldowney Ave., New Martinsville, W.Va. Mrs. Edwin H. Hastings III, 43 Glenbrook Rd., Warwick, R.I. Morgantown Mrs. William Bucy, 220 Logan Ave., Morgantown, W.Va. Alpha Pi, Univ. of W. Va Patricia SOUTH CAROLINA Crouch, 205 First St., St. Albans, W.Va. State Chairman Membership WISCONSIN Mrs. Marvin C. Bass, 1511 Shirley St., Columbia, S.C. State Membership Chairman Mrs. Donald L. BeU, 7230 N. Lake Dr., Milwaukee 11, Wis. SOUTH DAKOTA Madison Mrs. N. P. Neal, 1214 Dartmouth Rd., Madison, Wis. State Merabership Chairman Milwaukee Mrs A. 802 E. Indiana Ave., S.D. John Lippincott, Rapid City, Mrs. John E. Meyers, 3338 N. Dousraan St., Milwaukee 12. Wis. Black Hills Mrs. Don Davis, 64 St. Charles St., S.D. Rapid City, Gamma, Univ. of Wis. . .Barbara Kaska, 521 N. Euclid Ave., Oak Park, 111.

TENNESSEE WYOMING State Membership Chairraan State Membership Chairman Mrs. William M. Hooke, 1109 Lipscomb Dr., Nashville 4, Tenn. Mrs. Wm. G. Lloyd, 1828 Milton Dr.. Cheyenne, Wyo. Memphis ... .Mrs. R. W. Wheat, 81 Larchmont Circle, Memphis 11, Tenn. Nashville Mrs. Charles Payne, 4700 Lealand Lane, Nashville, Tenn. ALBERTA-SASKATCHEWAN Alpha Theta, Vanderbilt Univ Province Merabership Chairman Gail Clark, Hoods Hill Rd., Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Donald J. A. Cross, R.R. #3, Calgary, Alberta, Canada Gamma Alpha, Memphis State University Sandra Simpson, 1227 Marcia Rd., Memphis, Tenn. BRITISH COLUMBIA Province Membership Chairman TEXAS Mrs. R. F. Johnson, 1858 W. King Edward, Vancouver, B.C., Canada State Membership Chairman Vancouver Mrs. Wm. H. Bradfield, 1908 Tex. Jr., Stratford, Garland, ...Mrs. R. F. Johnson, 1858 W. King Edward, Vancouver, B.C., Canada Amarillo Mrs. Ben T. Blackwell, 4409 Tex. Wolflin, Amarillo, Victoria . .Mrs. D. D. Dennis, 2009 Runnymede Ave., Victoria, B.C., Canada Austin Mrs. Sue James, 720 Landon Lane, .Austin, Tex. Alpha Lambda, University ot B.C Beaumont Mrs. Robt. 895 Wendell, Calloway Dr., Beaumont, Tex. Patricia E. D'Arcy, 714 4th St., New Westminster, B.C., Canada Corpus Christi Mrs. Paul J. Koepke, 314 Santa Monica, Corpus Christi, Tex. MANITOBA Mrs. Alex 8612 Dallas Tex. Dallas Weaver, Beauregard, 25, Province Membership Chairman Fort Worth Mrs. Willman, 6128 Ft. Worth 7, Tex. Joe Malvey, .Miss Julie Ann Harris, 603 Wellington Crescent, Man., Canada William 4031 Winnipeg, Houston Mrs. Harris, Whitman, Houston 27, Tex. Winnipeg Lubbock Mrs. H. F. Wall, 4312 31st, Lubbock, Tex. Miss Julie Ann Harris, 603 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man., Canada Midland-Odessa Mrs. Sol Bunnell, 1209 W. Tex Kansas, Midland, Alpha Kappa, Univ. of Man San Antonio Mrs. George Vizard, 614 Senisa Dr., San Antonio 1, Tex. Diane Davis, 212 Waverly St., Winnipeg 9, Man., Canada Alpha Zeta, Univ. of Tex Janet Elmore, 7129 Westlake, Dallas, Tex. S.M.U Alpha Xi, ONTARIO Jacqueline .McGinnis, 1746 Rice Blvd., Houston 5, Tex. Province Membership Chairman Beta Tau, Texas Tech Jean E. Shawver, 3217 25th, Lubbock, Tex. ...Miss Anna H. Armstrong, 433 Dufferin St., London, Ontario, Canada London UTAH . . Miss Anna H. Armstrong, 433 Dufferin St., London, Ontario, Canada State Membership Chairman Toronto Mrs. R. H. Shepherd, 6 Hedges Blvd., Islington, Ont., Canada Mrs. Carl E. Painter, 1328 Michigan Ave., Salt Lake City, Utah Alpha Alpha, University ot Toronto Salt Lake City Claire McCausland, 5 Murray St., Grimsby, Ontario, Canada Mrs. Carl E. Painter, 1328 Michigan Ave., Salt Lake City 5, Utah Alpha Omega, Univ. of W. Ont Marilyn Haufschild, 27 Tromley Dr., Islington, Ont., Canada VERMONT Slate Membership Chairman QUEBEC Mrs. Thos. P. Fitzgerald, Pine Island, Winooski, Vt. Province Membership Chairman Burlington Mrs. Perley .Adams, 198 King St., Burlington, Vt. Miss Lois Sheariy, 5119 Durocher, Montreal, P,Q� Canada Beta Nu, Univ. of Vt. Montreal Miss Lois Sheariy, 5119 Durocher, Montreal, P.Q., Canada Lorraine Snow, 19 Westminster Terr., Bellows Falls, Vt. Alpha Tau, McGill University Donna Hill, 7390 Ouimet St., Crawford Park, Montreal 19, P.Q., Canada VIRGINIA Slate Membership Chairman OTHER AREAS U.S.A.) Mrs. W. B. Bennett, 903 Kimberly Circle, Richmond 25, Va. (Outside Continental Roads Hampton Other Areas Membership Chairman Mrs. Lee Dickenson, 4019 Monitor Dr., Hampton Roads, Va. Mrs. Leslie Young, 2109 E. Spring St., Tucson, Ai

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THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 59 NEW INITIATES INTO GAMMA PHI BETA

Ihis list includes tho.se members whose initiations ha\c been Libbey. Minneapolis; Wanda Lille- ton; Toby J. Wiley, Urbana. moe, .Minneapolis; Jean A. Mat.son, PI, University of Nebraska recorded in Central Office from 1, 1958 to 1959. August August I, Minneapolis; Mary A. Michels, Patricia M. Barrett, York; Mary L. Breckenridge; Janice L. Moberg, Brooks, Fargo, N.D. ; Barbara Minneapolis; Deborah Moilanen, Carey, Lincoln; Charlotte J. Doug .^LPH.-^, Syracuse University ("onn.; Judith C. Williams, North Minneapolis; Ann E. Olson, Duluth; las, Lincoln; Judith A. Feather, Marsaret E. Drake, HamburR; Windham, Conn.; Gwendolyn L. Rachael Olson, JLinkato; Susan Lincoln; Jeannine M. Fenton. Lin Sylvia L. Finch, Wliitesboro; Joyce Wray, North Easton. Robbins, Minneapolis ; Mary L. coln; Katherine L. Gilroy, Ord; E. Humphrey, Plainfield, X.J. ; EPSILON, Northwestern University Smith, Alexandria; Sharon Swen Janice E. Gottula, Table Rock; H. Martha Jensen, Atlantic Hifjhlands, Mary C. .Aageson, Madison. Wis.; son, Mankato; Mary Vogel, Red Jean Hageman, Wisner; Lynne L. N. J. ; Anne L. Johnson, AUentown, .Susan A. Baldus, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Wing. Heinrichs, Davenport; Charlotte C. Pa.; Kathleen Kennedy, Syracuse; Eliz.abeth M. Barker, Omaha, Neb. ; LAMBDA, University of Washington Hellbusch, Papillion; Janice R. Merike Komendant, Roslyn Elizabeth J. Borman, Minneapolis, Judith M. Anderson, Seattle; Hoyer, Lincoln; Virgina S. Hubka] Heights; Judith Lancaster, Bell- Minn.; Barbara A. Bruemmer, Mil Myrna Anderson, Everett; Eliza Lincoln; Elizabeth A. Jones. Miller; port, L.T.; Diana I.. Meyer, New waukee, Wis.; Susan G. Carr, Ro beth A. Angland, Portland, Ore. ; Julianne A. Kay, Pender; Sylvia L York; Barbara Missert, Warsaw; chester, N.Y. ; Lindanne Clemens, Valerie Bond, Puyallup; Gretchen McNally, Schuyler; Linda R. Mar Eleanor Murphy, Fulton; .Sharon I.. Prospect Heights; Susan B. Corey, M. Brockhoff, Tacoma; Marianne quardt, North Platte; Sharon R. SteariLS, Glen Aubrey; Carol I.. Skokie; Gretchen A. Davis, Arling Brunke, .South Pasadena, Calif.; Moncrief, Elwood; Patricia L. Stranahan, South Plainfield, N.J.; ton, Va. ; Victoria G. Day, Skokie; Gretchen L. Cramer, Seattle; Susan Moulton. York; Joan D. Myhren, Katherine Wilson, Waterport. Joan Foster, Indianapolis, Ind. ; E. Dewar, Seattle; Diana M. Dick Rapid City, S.D.; Jean M. Nasli! BETA, University of Michigan Phyllis .S. Francis, Lombard; inson, Olympia; Elinor B. Duns Sioux Falls, S.D.; Susan M. Pand- Katherine Alcorn, Bay City; Lynn Bonnie B. Frederick, Creve Coeur, moor, Bremerton; Sally J. Ford, zik, Beatrice; LaRae Richler, Mead; Cockerill, Mickleton, N.J.; Ann H. Mo.; Nancy R. Haas, Fargo, N.D.; Mercer Island; Carolyn J. Forney, Jeanne L. Roquet, iMerrill; Marcia Collins, Grosse Pointe; Carolyn K. Carolyn J. Hall, Evanston; Mar Yakima; Carol B. Goulding, Seattle; K. Weichel, Riverton, Wyo.; Anne Conn, Highland Park, 111. ; Carolyn garet C. Ham, Shaker Heights, Carolyn Griffin, Seattle; Margaret Wilson, Grand Island. J. Dierking, Highland Park, 111.; Ohio; Ruth W. Hannah, Glencoe; A. Hall, Seattle; Linda A. Halver RHO, State Universtiy of Iowa Marcia Jane Gilfillan, Malibu Trudy J. Johnson, Madison, Wis.; son, Yakima; Jean Ingraham, Bur Evelyn J. Anderson, Clinton; Carol Beach, Calif. ; Jill A. Grootemaat, Candace J. Kabrick, Clinton, Iowa; ton; Janet Jennings, .Seattle; Joel .A. L. Bieber, Midlothian, III.; Judith Milwaukee, Wis.; Leila A. Gross, Juli King, Scarsdale, N.Y. ; Bar Jessen, Seattle; Michelle Jukes, A. Carstensen, Clinton; I.ouise E. Port Washington, L.I., N.Y.; bara L. Kinghorn, Rocky River, Bellingham; Roberta C. Laiti, Craft, Adel; Julia G. Everingham, Nancy J. Grove, Detroit; Janet L. Ohio; Joan M. LeSage, Di-xon; Seattle; Sheila McElwaine, Seattle; Fort Madison; Jo Ann Frederick, Harper, Vicksburg; Margaret J. Anita L. Mack, Mt. Vernon, Ohio; Sandra Peterson, Seattle; Maryr J. Cedar Rapids; Donna M. Gavin] Harris, Belleville, 111.; Joan L. Margaret J. Manuel, Elgin; Susan Ritchie, Tacoma; Marian J. Singer, Des Moines; Karen M. Giesen! Marlin, Detroit; Marlene J. Miller, Momsen, Milwaukee, Wis.; Susan Seattle; Sandra Stamolis, Seattle; Mason City; Dianne Ardis, Hal- Grosse Pointe; Gretchen A. Nyboer, M. Nerad, Riverside; Patricia N. Janet Wight, Yakima; Janice L. land, Northwood; Carolyn M. Jen Grosse Pointe; Nancy J. Palmer, Paterson, Scarsdale, N.Y. ; Patricia Wood, Seattle; Ellen D. Worthing sen, Charles City; Diane M. Jones, Akron, Ohio; Pamela A. Sikes, G. Payne, Kirkwood, Mo. ; Mary B. ton, Bothell. Grinnell; Jeanette A. Laughlin, Plymouth; Roma L. Smith, Owosso; Peil, Davenport, Iowa; Donna Thie NU, University of Oregon Harlan; Mary C. Linnan, Eagle Nancy B. Swan, Saginaw; Mary E. mecke, East Liverpool, Ohio; Judith D. Virginia Anderson, La Grande; Grove; Carol A. Maxant, Riverside; Thomsen, Greenville; Tula Van C. Van Gieson, Morristown, N.J. ; Barbara .A. Berry, Seattle, Wash.; Judith A. Maxant, Riverside, 111.; Dyne, Sedalia, Mo. ; Nessena L. Charlotte J. Wolfinger, Chevy Jo Ann B. Bogatay, Klamath Falls; Linda K. Miller, Iowa Citv; loan L. Walter, Lowell; Judith A. Weight- Chase, Md, ; Virginia AI. Wood, Sarah E. Boice, Los Altos, Calif.; Mischnick, Sioux Falls, S.D.; Con man, Farmington; Mary H. Wilson, Bloomfield Hills, Mich.; Margaret Margot E. Brice, Seattle, Wash.; stance K. Nelson, Winterset; Nancy Traverse City. B. Ylvisaker, Chicago. Mary D. Bridges, Yachats; Judith J. Powell, Rockford, III.; Susan C. GAMMA, University of Wisconsin ETA, University of California A. Crago, Great Falls, Mont.; Sara Sherman, Hibbing, Minn.; Arnetta Virgina L. Anderson, Joliet, 111. ; Elizabeth H. Barker, Berkeley; East, Portland; Jill B. Freeman, B. Tedford Cowrie; Ann Wolf, Judith M. Angevine, Madison ; Carol J. Bishop, Orinda; Virgiria Spokane, Wash.; Ann Jacobs, Winfield. Linda L. Beyer, Malone; Linda L. Brown, Fresno; Sharon R. Chew, I..ewiston, Idaho; Stephanie A. Lind SIGMA, University of Kansas Blake, Chicago, 111.; Ellen L. Cline, Altadena; Barbara A. Coltrin, Los say, Portland; Linda Naslund, Susanne J. Black, Wilmette, III.; Madison; Joan L. Donald, Altos; Terry L. Coultas, Ojai; Sweet Home; Colleen M. Nelson, Virginia L. Cheal, Kansas City; Shawano; Sarah E. Eeles, Colum Judith L. Emsley, Oakland; Betty Salera; Frances M. Pipes, Bend; Sue Chowning, Prairie Village; bus, Ohio; Carol A. Erdmann, San L. Falkenburg, San Marino; Olive Lynn H. Pyle, Eugene; Patricia L. Sara E, Clawson, Hartford; Linda Antonio, Tex. ; Mary M. Evans, .\. Fellows, La Canada ; Merle Gib Rushton, Medford; Kay S. Russell, M. Day, Prairie Village; Mary L. Milwaukee; Stephanie Foster, Madi bins, Berkeley; Judith A. Glander, Yakima, Wash.; Ann E. Sievers, Engstrand, Wichita; Gail Goodman, son; Caroline H. Hanson, Takoma Moscow, Idaho; Priscilla A. Hall, Hillsboro; Frances A. Souvenir, St. Kansas City Mo,, Connie L, Hower Park, Md. ; Katherine A. Hanson, La Canada; Catherine L. Higbee, Helens; Marilyn A. Weber, Seattle, ton, Garnett; Shirley M. Hutchason, Madison; Barbara B. Heberlein, Palo Alto: Genevieve M. Jewett, Wash.; Ruth E. Wheeler, Snohom Kansas City, Mo.; Nancy L. Kinter, New Canaan, Conn. ; Linda K. Sacramento; Barbara B. Leib, Palo ish, Wash. Creve Coeur, Mo.; Nancy A. Long- Johnson, Racine; Claudia A. Koonz, .Alto; Ann C. Parker, Glendora; XI, University of Idaho wood, Stafford; E. Ann Moser, Wisconsin Rapids; Virginia L. Sandra C. Scott, Burlingame; Ann Carolyn Blackburn, Twin Falls; Holton; Marilyn Moyer, Kansas Laadt, River Forest, 111.; Carol A. A. Shuey, Orinda; Sandra Slawson, Sue A. Bush, Kellogg; Carol Lois City; Sally A. Ossian, Topeka; Lux, Monroe; Alice Merwitz, Golf, Sacramento; Sharon R. White, Mill Congdon, Boise; Carol L. Evans, Diana L. Perry, Caldwell; Pamela 111.; Barbara E. Miller, Brookfield, Valley. Atlanta, Ga. ; Jill A. Fouche, Spo S. Phipps, Kansas City, Mo.; 111. ; Mabelan A. Nesbit, Ann ,\rbor, THETA, University of Denver kane, Wash.; Judith A. Hickman, Audrey A. Reynolds, Kansas City; Mich. ; JoAnne M. Ninmer, New Claraine V. Ackerman, Oak Grove, Ontario, Ore.; Joan K. James, Barbara A. Reynolds, Kansas City; Holstein; Suzanne Norman, Cham Ore.; Nancy A. Aschermann, Rocky Coeur d'.Alene; Rosalind C. Jones, Sydney A. Stoeppelwertb, Russell; paign, 111. ; Judith .\. Olsen, Stev Ford; Nancy C. Bach, Denver; Grangeville; Sallie I. Latimore, Karen G. Tanner, Kansas City, Mo; ens Point; Dorothea K. Pohland, .Sandra J. Cook, Bridgeport, Nebr.; Twin Falls; Marcia J. JIanville, Suzanne E. Tinsley, Leavenworth. Rhein, Germany ; Judith .\. Robin Patricia K. Gunnels, Denver; Julia Grangeville; Kay M. Mayer, Med TAU, Colorado State University son, Thiensville; Gay W. Rost, M. Howard, Pueblo; Linda L. ford, Ore. ; Sally J. Nelson, Beaver Marcia M. Baker, Ft. CoUins; Car Cedarburg; Marilyn E. Saiberlich, Lemon, Othello, Wash. ; Becky R. ton, Ore.; Marilyn Paulson, Boise; leen A. Brown, Ft. Collins; Kathryn .\ppleton; I'atricia E. Shiels, Madi Printz, Lake Fork, Idaho; Janice Judith A. Petterborg, Boise; Karla A. Buehler, Scott.sbluff, Neb.; Linda son; Mary L. Steffen, Riverside, Randle, Denver; Judith E. Russell, A. Sievert, Oak Park, 111.; Darolene J. Chojnowski, Kalamazoo, Mich.; JU.; Beverly H. Sweet, Cleveland, Colorado Springs; Victoria A. Rux, Smith, Boise; Joanne L. Snyder, Carol T. Craven, Denver; Jean I.. G. Ohio; Dorothv .-\. Tetzlaff, Del'ere; Hicksville, N.Y. ; Maureen K. Boise; Mary K. Thompson, Vallejo, Currence, Casper, Wyo. ; Joan Ruth K. Winney, Oak Park, 111. Stewart, St. Francis, Kansas; Dee Calif. Dalby, Louisville; I^rraine I. De- I)ELT.\, Boston University .\. Warner, Gering, Neb. ; Diana K. OMICRON, University of Illinois Brie, Gibbon, Neb.; Elaine J. Leslie C. .\ndrews, Belmont; Nancy Wiley, .Aurora; Elizabeth A. Win Earleen Barnes, East Peoria; Ann Glantz, Ft. Collins; Rita K. Hamill, V. .\rms, C"oncoril. N.H.; Sandra J. chester, .Arcadia, Calif.; Valerie K. Benjamin, Huntington, W.Va.; Rifle; Cynthia E. Jeffreys, Denver; Bergstrom. West Yarmouth; Carole Writer, Denver. Bevra Bice, San Marino, Calif.; Ann M. Lensink, Denver; Linda L. Breau, Leominster; Elizabeth .A. K.APP.A, University of Minnesota Mary .Ann Bucher, Gibson City; Logan, Denver; Cynthia S. Long, Carole A. Furman, Winslow, Me. ; Edith S. Bonnie Anderson, Wausau, Wis. ; Mary M. Ehler, Champaign; Sheryl Mt. Prospect, III.; Gerber, Belleharbor, N.Y.; Karen Conchita, L. Clow, Ridgewood, Fiester, Lake Forest; Gaynell Lynam, Wray; Harriet A. Martine, E. Isaacson, Lynn; Elizabeth Jones, N.J.; Patricia M. Downey, St. Grubb. Champaign; Martha Hanson, Denver; Roberta L. Murray, Cody, .\telrose; Jane Mctlinn, Bronx, Paul; -Anne C. Gilbert, Minneapolis; Glen EUyn; Susan Healy, Chicago; Wyo.; Marjorie H. Palm, Denver; M. N.Y.; Polly E. Xtwnan, .Albany. Carol .A. Girard. Minneapolis; Mari Janice A. Johnson, Moline; Martha Joy A. Rehm, Lakewood ; Elaine Lila M. Sha N.Y.; Octavia O.^sola, Torringti>n, lyn J. Grinder, Mirmeapolis; .Shirley Miller, Fort Ritchie, Cascade, Md. ; Schoendaller, Denver; Steer Conn.; Beverly .\. Peterson, Win- M. Hummel, St. Paul; Margaret Judith Neal, Lebanon; Janet Peter fer, Saguache; Beverly H. Stewart, sted. Conn. ; .-Mice E. Springer, Kaehler, Red Wing; Gretchen son. Morton Grove ; Mary S. Potts, man, Delores; Merry J. Mt. Pros Daytona Beach, Fla.; Mary J. Klein, St. Paul; Joanne A. Korte, Jacksonville; Patricia Sheahen, .Ault; Patricia J. Wrjife, SeatUe, Teplitz, Massape^iua, L.I., N.Y.; Duluth; Geraldine Kyle, White Highland Park; Carol J. Speers, pect, IU.; Carol R. Wyatt, Donna L. Vergaro, Torrington, Bear Lake, Minneapolis; Judy B. Urbana; Barbara Wareham, Evans Wash.

60 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 PHI, Washington University (St. Can.; Leslie M. Rolph, Toronto, Larkspur, Calif. ; Margot J . Love, .A. Dexter, .Atlanta, Ga.; Priscilla I.ouis) Ont., Can.; Phyllis V. Toczylowska, Casa Grande; Marianne K. Ludwig, J. Hayes, Old Hickory; Sarah A. Donna G. Berra, St. Louis; Char- Toronto, Ont., Can. ; Cynthia E. Phoenix; Constance Middleton, Hutcheson, Florence, .Ala. ; Sybil mayne V. Casey, Anna, 111. ; Adeline Vokes, Brampton, Ont., Can.; Au Long Beach, Calif.; Marilyn Miles, Johnson, Pulaski ; Katherine I. C. Eden, St. Louis; Virginia R. drey A. Woods, Dundas, Ont., Can. El Centro, Calif.; Mary G. Kemp, Texarkana, .Ark. ; Marcia L. Edwards, Webster Groves; Mary L. ALPH.A BETA, University of North Nockleby, Austin, Minn.; Mary M. Manley, Beech Grove; Cecille M. Evans, St. Louis; Marlene J. Glanz, Dakota Ogle, Malibu, Calif.; Jane A. She Puryear, Nashville; Dorothy C. St. Louis; Patricia E. Hase, St. Georgia A. Aalgaard, Fargo; Pa hane, Phoenix; Pat L. Topolinski, Robison, NashviUe; Mary E. Rowe, Louis; Mary E. Hovey, St. Louis; tricia M. Anderson, Rugby; Caro Lincolnwood, 111.; Kathleen M. Memphis; Patricia L. Schrader, Fay C. Luebbert, Tulsa, Okla. ; lyn A. Ashland, Hillsboro; Kay M. Volpe, Yuma; Lynne M. Walcha, Wy^oming, O. ; Ann T. Terry, Nash Patricia A. McGahey, University Bergan, Sharon; Mary L, Bjorgen, Hillsborough, Calif.; Lois C. Wea ville; Barbara A. White, Covington, City; Eleanor L. Mallory, St. Fergus Falls, Minn.; Susan Bohlig, ver, Phoenix. Ind.; Jane E. Wilkes, Atlanta, Ga. ; Louis; Elizabeth L. Maughs, Web Fargo; Jane C. Brown, Grand ALPHA ZETA, University of Texas Linda S. Williams, Coral Gables, ster Groves; Kathryn D. Otto, Jack Forks; Catharine A. Davies, Fargo; Margaret A. Brady, Dallas; Mary Fla.; Judith H. Willis, Nashville. sonville, 111. ; Roberta Rapp, Web Mary L. Duncan, Sharon; Marcia R. Butler, Rusk; Margaret J. Blye, ALPHA IOTA, University of Cali ster Groves ; Gretchen D. Roop, C. Geiger, Cavalier; Mary C. Green Pasadena; Ramona G. Callaway, fornia at Los Angeles DeSoto; Jeanne A. Rost, St. Louis; wood, Bismarck; Sandra Groth, Crockett; Maureen Conlin, Austin; Marian L. Carbaugh, Van Nuys; Sherron A. Sledge, Centralia, IU. ; Mayville; Margaret A. Hamilton, Patty D. Couch, Houston; Judy G. Diane D. Delahousaye. Los Angeles; Marilyn Wilson, Newton, Kan. Fargo; Linnea J. Kranzler, Lehr; Cunningham, Houston; Patricia A. Ann T. Drumm, Los .Angeles; CHI, Oregon State College Jane M. Lanes, Grand Forks; Danna, Houston; Patsy D. Delaney, Catherine T. Erase, I..a Canada; Mary S. BUght, Los Angeles, Calif. ; Laurel J. Meier, Linton; Prudence Houston; Jo Ann DeLeon, Cuero; Blanche G. Bickel Galloway, Al Sharon S. Calder, Elgin; Dee A. A. Moeller, Bismarck; Jo.Ann C. Mary S. Dillard, Dallas; June C. hambra; Sandra A. Hewitt, North Cooper, Salem; Janice L. Ebner, Nelson, Minot; .Sharon L. Ohm, Doak, Dallas; Carole C. Dye, Bay Hollywood; Judith A. Jacobson, Salem; Lola M. Eggers,' Meridian, Linton; Dorothy L. Stolp, Detroit City; Victoria E. Frank, Houston; South Pasadena; Sharon L. Jer Los Idaho; Gail W. Fleming, Lakes, Minn.; Susan J. Turner, Cecile A. Frazier, Houston; Carol mane, Woodside; Karolyn M. Kin- Linda L. Angeles, Calif.; Fyock, Philadelphia, Pa. ; Jane Werner, A. Freeman, Dallas; Judith L. sey, Los Angeles; Emma J. Linde Barbara Portland; J. Gibson, Philadelphia, Pa. ; Leora L. Wise Gayle, Houston; Janet S. Guinane, smith, Manhattan Beach; Barbara Diana C. Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii; man, Williston. Houston; Anita L. Hardy, Mar S. MacDonald, Pacific Palisades; Hock, Fullerton, Calif. ; Suzanne D. ALPHA GAMMA, University of shall; Marsha A. Harris, Houston; Kristin Martin, South Pasadena; Johnson, Salem; Norma J. Miller, Nevada Jamie B. Hatch, San Antonio; Eleanor A. Meyer, North Holly Grants Pass; Carol H. Moss, Long Carol A. Beeson, Reno; Barbara J. Sharon L. Hewitt, Houston; Betty wood; Maureen R. O'Neill, Edmon Beach, Calif.; Janne Patterson, Broer, Hawthorne; Elynor L. Cas L. Hieatt, Dallas; Brenda C. Ho ton, Alberta, Can. ; Nancy J. Par A. Port Portland; Gayle Ramberg, sinelli, Reno; Carol A. Dodson, ward, Houston; Sharon E. Hunn, sons, Pacific Palisades; Cynthia C. land; Lynne E. Roper, Portland; Sparks; Joyce Gearing, Reno; Paula Pasadena; Sharon J. Jenkins, Prewett, Santa Maria; Elizabeth Sandra Ann M. Smith, The Dalles; R. Hanna, Reno; Dorothy How-ell, Dallas; Freda J. Jones, -Austin; A. Shankland, Los Angeles; Mer J. Stauss, Carlsbad, Calif. Reno; Sarah Humphry, Reno; Joan Phyllis M. Joseph, Austin; Janet A. riam E. Lewis Skaggs, Pacific PSI, University of Oklahoma Laidlaw, Reno; Lora L. Leonard, Kelly, Bellaire; Betty L. Koenig, Palisades; Karen I. Steinberger, Karen M. Bader, Webster Groves, Klamath Falls, Ore.; Melinda M. Houston; Pauline C. Lucia, Hou Nortli Hollywood; Ann M. Tram Mo.; Phoebe L. Baker, Lawton; Mackie, Reno; Geraldine Martinez, ston; Mary R. Magruder, Houston; mel, Bakersfield. Janice L. Barth, Maplewood, La.; Reno; Carolyn Mather, Stockton, Juanita A. Massey, Houston; Bar ALPHA KAPPA, University of I. Amanda S. Brant, Tulsa; Nancy Calif.; Sigrid J. Nielsen, Reno; bara J. Mathews, Austin; Mary C. Manitoba Burke, Jal, N.M.; Judith E. Clark, Carra H. Rainey, Pebble Beach, Middlebrook, Hungerford; Patricia Carolyn Beattie, Winnipeg, Man., Okla Bartlesville; Betty C. Coombs, Calif.; Renee Robertson, Elko; J. Patterson, Houston; Carol A. Can. ; Nancy Bulman, Winnipeg, homa City; Jeanine M. Dreisker, Charlese Rupley, Reno; Madolyn J. Prouty, Mexia; Gwynneth E. Man., Can.; Sharon Caslor, Winni Ann Duckworth, Bartlesville; H. Saibini, Reno; Nancilyn Sanders, Pruitt, Atlanta; Antoinette M. Raia, peg, Man., Can,; Moira Ellison, Wichita, Kan.; Caroline Edwards, Hayward, Calif.; Georgia L. Houston; Tommie J. Redman, At Winnipeg, Man., Can.; Gail Thom K. Elkins, Pauls Valley; Patsy Teskey, Reno; Abbaih Utter, Reno; lanta; Barbara G. Roberts, Austin; son, Winnipeg, Man., Can.; Wendy DaUas, Tex.; Kathleen Flanagan, Maxine E. Wright, Oakland, Calif. Joanne Rohlf, Houston; Sally C. Woods, Winnipeg, Man., Can. Vinita; Jane Ford, Norman; Mary ALPHA DELTA, University of Mis Rundquist, Houston; Sandra H. ALPHA LAMBDA, University of M. Ford, Tia Juana, Venezuela; souri Sabean, Dallas; Heidi S. Schneider, British Columbia Mary L. Golasinski, Tulsa; Janet Janet A. Atkinson, Carthage; San Pampa; Joyce C. Schuhmacher, Tani Campbell, West Vancouver, M. R. Hinkle, Bartlesville; Kathrin dra L. Brasel, Oak Grove; Andrea Austin; Patsy J. Schuhmacher, B.C., Can.; Valerie Capstick, New A. Johnston, Holdenville; Teresa G. David, St. Louis; Sue M. Dor Austin; Nancy M. Shelby, Austin; Westminister, B.C., Can.; A. Elaine Karen A. Kirton, Kalman, Norman; sey, Norborne; Sonia B. Downie, Mary A. Smith, Dallas; Connie L. Collins, Vancouver, B.C., Can.; Okla Bartlesville; Anne G. Lynch, Kansas City; Theo Homeyer, Fer Stearns, Dallas; Carmen M. Stud- Susan E. Prettie Crerar, Van- D. Nor homa City; Dixie Miller, guson; Lois A. Hutchison, Jefferson dert, Houston; Bettye S. Swales, couver, B.C., Can.; Mary Anne Shreve man; Dorothy P. Nowery, City; Jane Jeter, Hermann; Kath San Antonio; Ann Tucker, Austin; Duncan, Vancouver, B.C., Can.; port, La.; Deanna R. Paramore, leen Kidd, Kansas City; Judith A. Katherine Wallace, Dallas; Shirley Bonnie A. Engelbeen, Vancouver, Lawton; Judith A. Permenter, Klein, Kansas City; Kathleen C. Walters, Daingerfield; Karen Ward, B.C., Can.; Elaine E. George, Van Tulsa; Karen P. Pyle, Norman; Koch, Manchester; Mary J. Krum- San Antonio. couver, B.C., Can.; J. Elizabeth Susan H. Shaw, DaUas, Tex.; mel, Paris; Judith J. Kunzelman, ALPHA ETA, Ohio Wesleyan Uni Hobbs, Vancouver, B.C., Can.; H. Donna L. Shirley, Wynnewood; St. Louis; Nancy M. Leritz, Kirk versity Elizabeth Jacobsen, Vancouver, Donna M. Shubert, Shawnee; La wood; Margaret E. McCloskey, God Edith Margaret Anderson, Yellow B.C., Can.; Lynn A. LaFarge, Ed S. Rue B. Stone, Muskogee; Sydney frey, 111. ; Sharon M. McDonald, Springs; Laura J. Beaver, Piqua; monds, Wash. ; Carol R. Lang, Sullivant, Oklahoma City; Barbara Affton; Suzanne Martin, Sikeston; Nancy J. Bell, Cuyahoga FaUs; Ann Vancouver, B.C., Can.; Diana R. A. Watson, Duncan; Sandra Wing, Cynthia A. Morris, Columbia; M. Bird, River Forest, 111.; Sandra McColl, Vancouver, B.C., Can.; Okla Tulsa; Barbara A. Wood, Nancy B. Nelson, Union; Joyce A. S. Evans, Hamburg, N.Y. ; Marion Lois E. MiUer, Vancouver, B.C.. homa City, Suzanne Yerger, Onions, St. Louis; Donna S. E. Fitz, Richmond, Va.; Jo Ann Can.; Valerie J. Noble, Varfcouver. Shreveport, La. Pickles, Affton; Patricia A. Reed, Gamper, Irvington, N.Y. ; Ann L. B.C.; Can.; Marnie Rogers, Trail, OMEGA, Iowa State College Neosho; Laura A. Schlapper, New Halliday, Silver Spring, Md. ; B.C., Can.; Sandra A. Seed, Van Marilynn J. Bratten, Parkville, Franklin; Sandra L. Smith, Clay Naomi R. Harrison, Arlington, Va. ; couver, B.C., Can.; Carolyn E. Mo.; Sandra M. Clare, Homewood, ton; Ann A. Tarleton, Hannibal; Judith C. Hill, Arlington, Va.; Wallace, Ladysmith, B.C., Can. 111,; Estella M. Dixon, Ames; Ann Maurine Thompson, BoonviUe; Frances G. Hughey, New Bern, ALPHA MU, Rollins College C. Erickson, Kanawha; Susan R. Nancy K. Vogel, St. Louis; Phyllis N.C; Roberta S. Hunston, Euclid; Leila B. Belvin, Augusta, Ga. ; Hill; Elmhurst, 111.; Nancy E. Westerman, Salem, 111.; Marilyn Nancy J. Jenkins, South Euclid; Barbara A. Biggs, Pittsfield, IU. ; Lanham, Joliet, IU. ; Gwen L. Lank Warden, Grant City; Nancy L. Mary E. King, New York City, Judith A. Carl, TitusviUe; Martha L. ford, Kirkwood, Mo.; Mary Willis, St. Louis. N.Y. ; Barbara L. Leonard, Fre B. Fairchild, Alexandria, Va.; Loufek, Cedar Rapids; Sharon E. ALPHA EPSILON, University of mont; Beverly L. Millat, Dayton; Nancy Grosshandler, Madison, McDonald, Castana; Marian Doro Arizona Carolyn M. Morrey, Silver Spring, Wis.; Barbara A. Jones, Kansas thy Parker, LeMars; Judith M. Colleen K. Bamsey, Rapid City, Md. ; Leigh G. Murphy, Oberlin; City Mo. ; Adaire D. Lehmkuhl, L. Paulson, Mason City; Rebecca S.D.; Bette J. Barber, Phoenix; Judith L. Peterka, Shaker Heights ; Cooperstown, N.Y. ; Marcia Matson, Roland, Alden; Kathryn L. Sahs, Muriel Barnes, Nogales; Mary K. Susan K. Smith, Lakeside; Jane M. Miami; Nancy N. Mulkey, Mait Cedar Rapids; Deanna K. Scott, Bonnickson, Phoenix; Judith A. Sturtevant, Pelham Manor, N.Y. ; land; Melody C. Stearns, Miami Council Bluffs; Nancy A. Smith, Cowen, Redlings, Calif.; Mary L. Judith Fairbanks Walker, Man Beach; Susan C. Sweet, Bingham Des Moines; Karen Wall, Ames; Cumming, Ramona, Calif. ; Jane B. hasset, N.Y.; Sally E. Webster, ton, N.Y. ; Martha H. Tliomas, Norma J. Wanek, Hopkins, Minn. ; Cunningham, Birmingham, Mich.; East Cleveland; Marjorie J. Fort Thomas, Ky. ; Jaye M. Tudith A. Wilkins, Des Moines. Betty-Joan Dickey, Willmette, 111.; Whitenack, Bound Brook, N.J. ; Tourgee, White Plains, N.Y. ; Joan ALPHA ALPHA, University of To Joan W. Edmonds, Santa Barbara, Patricia J. Wise, Evanston, 111. C. White, Asheville, N.C. ronto Calif. ; Joan M. Ekblad, Oceanside, ALPHA THETA, Vanderbilt Uni ALPH.A NU, Wittenberg College Patricia A. Collins, Toronto, Ont., Calif.; Sonya S. Frampton, Tucson; versity Janet E. Ault, Springfield; Carol S. To Can.; Carolyn E. Hayward, Carolyn E. Gibbs, Long Beach, Virginia L. Anderson, Jacksonville, Cunningham, Reading; Karen S. Elizabeth C. ronto, Ont, Can.; Calif.; Mary K. Gurley, Phoenix; Fla. ; Helen L. Bryan, Memphis ; Dean, Springfield; Susan E. Demm B. Jany, Acton, Ont., Can.; Jane Donna L. Hart, Fullerton, Calif.; Margaret R. Campbell, Nashville; ler, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Diane A. Erwin, Can.; Barbara L. Kelday, Hamilton, Ont., Henningsen, Piedmont, Gale Castleberry, Nashville; Pa Lancaster, Pa. ; Judith J. Frank Gloria Levine, Toronto, Ont., Can.; Calif.; Alene K. Hill, Newport tricia R. Crawford, Arab, Ala. ; lin, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Erika R. Har Barbara A. Petry, Toronto, Ont., Beach, Calif.; Frances L. Hurlbut Judith F. Deal, Nashville; Dorothy becke, Bayside, L.I., N.Y.; Barbara

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 61 Hill, Akron; C. Hein River Edge N.J.; Jane E. Morgantown; Ann Savage Stout, Powell, Halifax; Suellen Ragland, Maumee; Carolyn A. Rocky River; Mar Herud, Chicago, 111.; Elsie M. Hol Morgantown ; Martha Conrad Wil Arlington; Phyllis A. Riley, Hol Judy Kelly, .A. Babylon, L.I., N.Y.; ler, AUentown, Pa. ; Barbara A. kins, Morgantown ; Helen Selwood lins; EUen S. Robertson, Roanoke; jorie King, Klemencic, Olmsted Falls; Hovey, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Nancy J. Young, Morgantown. Constance G. Simmons, Alexandria; Mary L. Garfield Hts.; Hoyt, Monroe, Mich.; Nancy J. ALPHA TAU, McGiU University Martha C. Waller, Snow Hill, Md.; Carole D. Kovatch, Helen Kawasaki, Vermillion; Barbara L. Barbara I. Armbruster, Ville La M. Sue Whitlow, Rocky Mount; Patricia A. Locker, Dayton; Euclid; Mary P. Keyser, Philadelphia, Pa.; Joyce C. Salle, Que., Can.; Joan T. Blundell, Kay A. Wisner, Alexandria. E. Moles, Morton, R. Mossman, Cin Kouba, Cleveland; Judith A. Kuder, Montreal, Que., Can.; Betty Boyd, ALPHA PSI, Lake Forest College Toledo; Haven Anna M. Packer, Canton; Media, Pa.; Sarah J. Lutz, Mans Sorel, Que., Can.; Inta Frismanis, Carmen H. Anderson, Aurora; Ann cinnati; Barber- field; Patricia A. Moos, Elyria, Montreal, Qu^-, Can.; Donna N. L. Davies, Waukesha, Wis. ; Linda Linda L. Riemenschneider, A. Rodisel, Ohio; Betty A. Moses, Ashland; Hill, Montreal, Que., Can.; Ilze Forsyth, Carbondale; Joan M. Ham- ton; Barbara Lorain; St. Judith L. Mueller, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Kraulis, Roxboro, Que., Can.; bach, Milwaukee, Wis.; Susan A. Penny L. Rymer, Clairsville; Stearns, Fostoria; Deena Linda Neff, Devon, Pa. ; Judith Louise M. Lamontagne, Montreal, Jacobson, Chicago; June C Koenig, Betty Jo A. Sulinsky, Ashland; Peggy Lynne Poeschel, Short Hills, N.J. ; Que., Can.; Mary J. MacKay, Niles; Kristin Miller, Arlington J. Shaker .A. Jacqueline A. Scheurer, Mansfield; Montreal, Que., Can,; Sandra G. Heights; Bonnie J. Nelson, Wauke Trotter, Heights; Joyce Marion C Von Carol P. Trautwein, Akron; Naomi Merrifield, Valois, Que., Can.; sha, Wis.; Lee L. Nichols, Chicago; Turk, Euclid; Marian R. -A. Van Zile, Wooster. Maureen N. Norwood, Montreal Blythe A. Weber, Milwaukee, Wis.; Graeve, Barberton; Fairview Park; Sharon ALPHA XI, Southern Methodist Uni West, Que., Can.; Carol J. Parkin Karlene D. Werwath, Shorewood, Weardahl, K. Webb, Dayton ; Roberta .M. Wor- versity son, St. Lambert, Que., Can.; Mari Wis. Judith M. Anderson, Jacksonville, Pringi, Montreal, Que., Can.; ALPHA OMEGA, University of stell, Perrysburg; Shirley J. Zafirau, Green. Fla.; Sharon W. Barlow, Olathe, Joanne M. Scale, Montreal West, Western Ontario Bowling BETA DELTA, Michigan State Uni Kan. ; Jane H. Borkenhagen, Tom Que., Can.; Marganne Shaw, Town Carol A. Alexander, Sarina, Ont., ahawk, Wis.; Bettye A. Bruce, of Mt. Royal, Que., Can. ; Bonnie Can.; Judith M. Barr, Riverside, versity Kathryn A. Anderson, Battle Dallas; D. Lynne Deason, Dallas; Stamos, Montreal, Que., Can.; Olga Ont., Can. ; Isobel A. Brown, Shed- Creek; Karen Brewster, East Margaret E. Godbold, St. Louis, M. Warren, Hamilton, Ont., Can. ; den, Ont., Can. ; Marion L. Creery, J. Lansing; Linda A. Mo.; Sheila M. Haggerty, Dallas; Georgia E. Whitman, Montreal Woodham, Ont., Can.; Mary E. Chapman, Birmingham; Gail Grosse Pointe; Mona Kay L. Hahn, Muscatine, Iowa; West, Que., Can. Evans, Niagara Falls, Ont., Can. ; Crandall, F. L. Patricia A. Harvey, Independence, ALPHA UPSILON, Pennsylvania Elizabeth A. Fanning, London, Dorsey, Urbana, Ohio; Mary Sara Lon Eustis, Birmingham; Johanna Mo. ; Margaret K. Houston, Mag State University Ont., Can.; J. Granger, St. B. nolia, Ark.; Laquita J. LittreU, Kathryn L. Alfera, EUwood City; don, Ont., Can.; Marilyn L. Hauf Freitag, Joseph; Kay Harris, Linda R. Richardson; Jacqueline McGinnis, Carol L. Chilcot, Fort Lauderdale, schild, Islington, Ont., Can.; Mary Detroit; Holmes, Midland; E. Houston; Carol J. Mansfield, Dal Fla.; Margaret A. Chubb, Glenside; E. Higbee, Burlington, Ont., Can.; Hope Hymans, Birmingham; Harriet B. las; Robyn C. Mershon, Honolulu, Diane Dieck, Millburn, N.J. ; San Stephanie O. Hill, Chatham, Ont., Jones, Rochester; Joan Oak Marianne Hawaii; Nancy J. Pierce, Dallas; dra E. Eddy, Syos.set, N.Y. ; Joan Can.; Marion R. Keane, Essex, P. Kane, Park, 111.; R. Lou Jeanette M. Vance, Rosenberg; Pa M. Elser, Norristown; Ardath L. Ont., Can. ; Lois Vanevery Kings Krenz, Saginaw; J. Luske, 111. Carol S. tricia J. Wilkerson. Dallas. Fox, Scranton; Sheila A. Gallagher, bury, Cooksville, Ont., Can.; Shirley Elmhurst, ; Lyman, ALPHA OMICRON, North Dakota Washington, D.C; Donna M. Gipe, E. McKessock, Lindsay, Ont. Can.; Battle Creek; Marilyn J. Alartin, Carole A. Mel State College Harrisburg; Garnet W. Glover, Barbara A. McNeil, Dutton, Ont., Mount Pleasant; Lynn L. Airheart, Fargo; Ona J. Belle Vernon; Joan C. Hoffa, Wil- Can. ; Mary I. MacRae, London, strom, Rochester; Janice E. Nelson, Carlson, Minot; Carol M. Dewey, liamsport; Katharine L. Hughes, Ont., Can.; Ann K. Messersmith, Detroit; Sharon Smith, Chicago, III. Campbell, Minn.; Kathleen M. Kingston; Lurene M. Jochem, Kitchener, Ont., Can.; Claudia G. BETA EPSILON, Miami University B. Enget, Fargo; Merry E. Fredeen, Pompton Lakes, N.J. ; Paula M. Milne, Georgetown, Ont., Can.; Suellen C Bales, Xenia; Evelyn Fargo; Sharon Frederick, Enderlin; McMichael, Reading; Betty I. Or Jacqueline A. Moore, Woodstock, Bell, Centerville; Virginia L. Bur Linda Sharon Helland, Fargo; Laura M, cutt, Ithaca, N.Y. ; Jean F. Pipal, Ont., Can.; I. Nethery, gess, Dayton; Karen A. Carlson, Dana Hendrickson, Fargo; Jane Kaiser, Teaneck, N.J. ; D. Jane Price, Sarnia, Ont., Can.; J. Rodg Joliet, 111. ; Joan C Dugan, Belle Fargo; Arlene I. Kalk, Fargo; Waynesburg; Mary Ann Resko, ers, Regina, Saskatchewan, Can. ; fontaine; Ann B. Fawcett, Esca- Linda J. Lewton, Bowman; Carol Mifflintown; Nancy L. Spencer, Anna L. Rush, London, Ont., Can.; naba, Mich.; Mary Jane Hanna, Mund, Milnor; Betsy M. Nelson, Ithaca, N.Y.; Janet E. Thompson, Betty A. Scarlett, Cottam, Ont., Columbus; Betty Jo Hazelbaker, Fargo; Benetta J. Ness, Fargo; Upper Darby; Marjorie A. Warden, Can. ; Carole A. Taggart, Gait, Ont., West Union; Pamela K. Heitz, Chi Mary L. Olson, Fargo; Patricia L. Harrisburg; M. Elaine Williams, Can.; Ruth E. Treleaven, Lucknow, cago; Virginia A. Holcomb, Xenia; Roach, Fargo; Robyn J. Stroup, St. Leonard, Md. ; Elizabeth A. Ont., Can.; Elizabeth M. Wallace, Judith A. Hopkins, New Carlisle; Hazen. Wood, Wayne. Hamilton, Ont., Can. Janet Petree James, Oxford; Bar ALPHA PI, West Virginia Univer ALPHA PHI, Colorado College BETA ALPHA, University of South bara E. Lester, Oak Park, III.; sity Ina F. Begerow, South Pasadena, ern California Janet S. McDonald, Akron; Nancy Margaret A, Blattler, Wellsburg; Calif. ; Beatty F. Biggs, St. Louis, Judith L. Anderson, Los Angeles; McElroy, Gallon; Judith L. Markus, Anna M. Bonazzo, Wilsonburg; Mo. ; Barbara S. Binns, Solana Suzanne Clarkson, Arcadia; Da Cleveland; Judith A. Mell, Prairie Patricia D. Crouch, St. Albans; Beach, Calif. ; Marcia A. Brotliers, nelle E. Cole, I.x)s Angeles; Nancy View, 111.; Margaret L. Nelson, Sandra J. Earp, Fairmont; Carolyn Pueblo; Barbara R. Brown, Lamar; M. Ellison, Van Nuys; Dorothy Milwaukee, Wis. ; Sandra G. Nocks, D. Grant, Clarksburg; Norma G. Dorothy A. Bush, Denver; Pinina Folgner, Pasadena; Carolyn Kaest- Norwood; Mary P. Noland, Kirk Gunderson, Beckley; Jacqueline L. S. Davidson, Denver; Judith C ner, San Gabriel; Janet Kazanjian, wood, Mo. ; Molly Older, Kenil Hamill, Weirton; Martha A. Jef Doner, Highland Park, 111.; Bar Pasadena; Karen Kester, Los An worth, 111.; Judith C. Ozanne, fries, Clarksburg; Kathleen U. Kil bara A. Edwards, Denver; Diane C geles; Sue McClelland, Compton; Moline, 111.; Anne M. Pearson, gore, Falls Church, Va. ; Mary L. Elliott, Lake Bluff, 111.; Greer E. Susan A. McQuilkin, Whittier; Manhasset, N.Y. ; Georgia A. Kittle, Sandyville; Rosalind J. Foote, Glenwood Springs; Judith Shelia K. Marren, San Pedro; Suz. Shippy, Chagrin Falls; Sandra L. anne Palos Koontz, Clendenin; Nancy B. Kuy Gibson, Grand Junction; Mary F. Michel, Verdes; Gwen Short, Clifton, N.J. ; Susan G. kendall, Morgantown; Linda J. Glasscock. Calgary, Alberta, Can. ; dolyn K. Olson, South Pasadena; Thorp, Oak Park, III.; Virginia R. Logue, Newell; Margaret L. Miller, Julia A. Leavitt, Pasadena, Calif. ; Sherry Scarborough, Arcadia; Tincher, Huntington, W.Va.; Bar Johnstown, Pa.; Marsha K. Miller, Sally J. McClure, Colorado Springs; Cheryl Thomas, HoUywood; Joanne bara E. Trump, Kirkwood, Mo. Weirton; Karen M. J. Murphy, Trude L. Mueller, Denver; Jeanne T. Underwood, Oceanside; Sharon BETA ZETA, Kent State University Mannington; Barbara .A. Myers, E. Parks, Los Angeles, Calif. ; J. Wenger, Upland. Kathleen K. Capan, Barberton; Valley Bend; Reva P. Nicodemus, Linda W. Rork, Fairbault, Minn. ; BETA BETA, University of Mary Joyce P. Kerch, Solon; Marilyn 1.. Charles Town; Janice L. Parks, Margaret .A. Seymour, New Ro land Kunz, Cleveland; Barbara A. Lace, Charleston; DeLena A. Powell, Fair chelle, N.Y.; Beverly C Smith, Virginia A. Coleman, Silver Spring; Euclid; Alice I, Lenart, Hud.son; mont; Katherine V. Rickard, Oak- Pueblo; Patricia A. Whittenburg, Phyllis Derr Corkran, Rhodesdale; Beverly J. Lopez, Lakewood; Carol hill; Martha J. Sandy, SistersviUe; Colorado Springs; Jean Wilfong, Shirley A. Gabs, Baltimore; Mar A. Overton, Strafford-Wayne, Pa.; Susan E. Sharpe, Morgantown; Pasadena, Calif. ; Karen A. Wil garet M. Hoegen, Hyattsville; Sandra K. Shepherd, Barnesvillc; Carolyn E. Shaw, Huntington ; liamson, Denver; Judith H. Wilson, Margaret A. Hooker, Washington, Joan Spangler, Maple Heights; Mary E. Simms, Parkersburg; Washington, D.C. D.C; Dawn A. Houseknecht, Helen S. Turner, Elyria; Linda E. Diane S, Snyder, Charles Town; ALPHA CHI, College of William & Silver Spring; Jane L. Kirby, Zaugg, Lakewood. Reva J, Spradling, Charleston; Mary Owings Mills; Norella A. Maupin, BETA ETA, Bradley University Judith .A. Sutton, Charleston; Jocelyn J. Anker, Chicago, 111.; Chevy Chase; Jill G. J. Shimer, Joy Benz, Peoria; Patricia ]� Diane M. Wildt, Parkersburg; Elizabeth W. Barnes, Sutherlin, Sherwood Forest; Marguerite Buege, Sheldon; Susan Duke, Shirley K. Wilson, Parkersburg; Patricia A. Blanton, Richmond; Thornton, Baltimore; Janet L. Tol Peoria; Jane Dunlop, Peoria; Jane Naomi C. Znoy, Weirton; Edda Martha R. Boon, Warwick; Joan A. son, Bethesda; Ann E. Wells, Silver A. Ehrgott, Rock Island; Pri-scilla Robbins -Agee, Morgantown; Helen Buhlmann. Springfield, Pa.; .Anita Spring; Doris L. Wolverton, Balti G. Ellis, South Roxana; Judith A. Dent Bond, Morgantown; Barbara L. Cardi, Colonial Beach; Judith A. more. Eveland, Sterling; Maurine D. Tucker Bucy, Morgantown; June Delbridge, Montclair, N.J.; Janice BETA GAMMA, Bowling Green Foote, Joliet; Sarah E. Hale, Young Carruth, Morgantown ; T. Diamond, Riverhead, N.Y. ; Ann State University Peoria; Joy E. Hamilton, Brimficid; Xeoina Saul Crynock, Morgantown; C Hill Granger, Trevilians; Mary Lynne D. Alexander, Toledo; Carole Mary Ann Milccki, Evanston; Jo Willa tiardner, Morgantown; Doris L. Hardin, Bronxville, N.Y. ; SaUy A. Bellissimo, Avon Lake; Marilyn Ann O'Leary, Normandy, Mo.; Lange Holt�r, Morgantown; Helen -A. Hathorn, Catharpin; Nancy L. J. Bowersox, Clyde; Barbara A. Lynn S. Sego, Maywood; Sall> Williams Hughart, Morgantown; Kent, Rocky Mount; Linda C. Les Brancheau, Toledo; Jeanne A. Cox, Slane, Peoria; Jacqueline Steden Margueritte Weese Murphy, Mor ter, Alexandria; Louise MacDowell, Waterville; Marilyn R. Flora, Riverdale; Elizabeth A. Voss gantown; Wilda Hoard Xoel, Mor Uniontown, Pa.; Emily .A. Mc Rocky River; Francine L. Frus- Peoria; Judith A. Watson, Swains- gantown; Carol S. Randall Pride, Whirt, Spottsylvania; Jane A. cella, Wickliffe; Shirley A. Grange, boro, Ga.; Carol A. Wiltz, Peoria; Morgantown ; Kenneta J. Shaffer, Noble, Scarsdale, N.Y. ; Betty L. Cuyahoga Falls; Carol E. Herbert, Delores Wohlwend, Marion.

62 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 BETA THETA, San Jose State Col Bonnie E. Shuman, Monticello; ner, Indianapolis; Judith A. Tyler, Topeka; Sharon R. Frodin, St. lege Addie L. Spencer, Winter Haven; Terre Haute; Sandra J. Warren, Francis; Judith M. Hafford, Kansas Sandra L. Permelia A. Arnold, Sacramento; Stanley, Pensacola; Winchester; Marjorie J. Weathers, City, Mo.; Walla L. Hoover, Ar Susan E. El Mildred Bagnall, Cerrito; Joyce J. Stewart, Atmore, Ala.; Indianapolis; Carol J. WiUiams, nold; Janice E. Horsch, Yates Cen Bush, Sacramento; A. Car Constance St. Audrey John, Umatilla; Logansport. ter; Patsy J. Kahrs, Wichita; Ju Luann Susan roll, Belmont; Copriviza, J. Whipple, Chagrin Falls, BETA RHO, University of Colorado dith N. Koerner, Wellington; F. Gon Katherine I. Watsonville; Janice Corda, Ohio; Wood, Lyndon, Barbara J. Anderson, Aledo, IU.; Gracella Lane, Kansas City; Linda L. San Fran A. Tallahassee. zales; Jean Daneri, Ky. ; Judith Young, Virginia E. Backus, Birmingham, E. Lee, Kansas City; Margaret A. BETA of cisco; Dyan DeBenedetti, Linden; NU, University Vermont Mich. ; Rosalind L. Bruner, Des Lockert, Stafford; Rebecca S. Mc Helen R. Deanne E. Linda A. South Glens Dihl, Vallejo; Borgos, Falls, Moines, Iowa; Susan K. Carlson, Mahon, Osawatomie; Charlene M. Kathleen G. N.Y. Lois Doerr, Campbell; Eggi ; A. Buccerone, Cliffside Eaton; Carol J. Cunningham, Flor Murphy, St. Francis; Carole Redwood Linda L. Brenda man, City; Park, N.J. ; L. Burpee, ence, Ala.; Diane C Davis, Minne Nichols, Overland Park; Caroline Sherman Oaks Station; Bristol; Bakers Handley, Marjorie J. Croft, apolis, Minn. ; Sarah E. Davis, E. Preddy, Wichita; Nedra J. Ross, Sallie A. Hernandez, Redwood A. field; Nancy Gibson, Allenhurst, Lakewood; Sharon F. Dewey, Den Hutchinson; Martha J. Steps, Barbara E. Hoar, Sherman Sara E. City; N.J.; GiUigan, Nutley, ver; Sue M. Dimity, Evanston, 111.; Topeka; Terry S. Thies, Great Doni G. Bakersfield; Marcia A. Oaks; Holden, N.J. ; Gluyas, CoUings- Jane B. Driver, Piqua, Ohio. Shar Bend; Kay M. Walker, Cimarron; Karol San Mateo; Joan Carol F. on Korinek, wood, N.J.; Gude, Tenafly, B. Dunning, Scottsdale, Ariz.; Lovica J. West, El Dorado; Ellen Krueger, Alhambra; Carol A. Mc N.J.; Deborah A. A. Hill, Burlington; Jean Egenhofer, Sante Fe, M. Wierenga, Hastings, Neb. ; Rose Vean, Piedmont; Renada J. Mar Hannah E. Hinman, Burlington; N.M.; Jacqueline A. Farley, Den mary A. Wineinger, Beloit. San C Minor, Sandra E. ston, Francisco; Jean Holtz, Wynnewood, Pa.; ver; Susan E. Minkel Fielder, BETA PHI, Indiana Universily Mari D. Mor Lois M. South San Francisco; Lorand, Nutley, N.J.; Mar Boulder; Susan K. Fletcher, Lub Jeannette R. Amsden, Elkhart; A. Murray, San tha L. ris, Eureka; Judie McDonald, Wolfboro, N.H.; bock, Tex. ; Patricia J. Gormely, Carol L. Battles, LaGrange, 111.; Francisco; Suzan L. Myers, Bakers Pauline M. Monette, Barton; Mary Denver; lanne W. Harquail, Scars Ann E. Conrad, St. Louis, Mo. ; Carol L.' Navone, Oakland; Lou St. Anne field; Olcott, Johnsbury; dale, N.Y. ; Anita L. Hix, Denver; Gretchen D. Downs, Howe; Jo Ann E. Judith C Pulliam, Gerber; Joan S. Parker, Maynard, Mass.; Sandra Judy E. Hovde, Boulder; Carol S. Dunham, Evansville; Judith A. Nev. Mar A. Recanzone, Yerington, ; Peters, Westbrook, Me. ; Rachel Janz, Portland, Ore.; Barbara A. Fechlman, Peru; Catherine E. Gille, Twin Idaho; E. tha J. Robertson, FaUs, Rice, South Deerfield, Mass. ; Jensen, Rapid City, S.D.; Joan L. Whiteland; Alice Hopman, Ham M. Barbara A. Hazel E. South Jean Sales, Napa; Robinson, Hero; Kaiser, Chicago, 111. ; Sharon A. mond; Mary M. Huber, Glen EUyn, Pa.; Judith A. M. Salmon, Levittown, Nancy Scribner, Lyndonville; Kirkpatrick, Ottawa, IU. ; Judith A. IU.; Janet K. Jeppeson, Hammond; Sacramento; Maureen F. Stice, Phyllis J. Spring, New Canaan, Meunier, Irvington, Calif. ; Karen Beverly A. Kirkeiner, Hammond; Sharon D. Wil Swanson, San Jose; Conn.; Roberta A. Walker, East A. Nelson, Pendleton, Ore.; Jere Susan A. Sturdevant, North Man son, Sacramento. Arlington; Janice A. Wightman, M. Orr, Denver; Stephanie J. Poe, chester; Joan E. Weir, Indianapolis; Idaho State College BETA IOTA, Vergennes. Wheat Ridge; Julia D. Porter, Nancy L. Williams, Willoughby, Miren L. Aldecoa, Boise; Marjorie BETA XI, Ohio State University Glencoe, 111.; Patricia Reid, Aurora, Ohio: Bus F. Anderson, Bellevue; Margo Christine L. Campbell, Willoughby; 111.; Dorothy L. Rekstad, Downers BETA CHI, University of Wichita Mountain Home; Barbara A. A. by, Marilyn Dodd, Columbus; Grove, 111. ; Diane C Sawyer, Margaret S. Caldwell, RusseU; American K. Davison, Falls; Judy Marcia J. Fitzpatrick, Salem; Nancy Colorado Springs; Michal J. Carol J, Chapel, Wichita; Joyce A. A. Eames, Meridian; Rosemary L. Gregg, Mechanicsburg; Gail E. Stewart, Evanston, 111.; Tricia A. Cole, Wichita; Judith A. Frick, Karen Hammer, Boise; Kunnary, Grutzner, Morris Plains, N.J.; Strauss, Piedmont, Calif.; Kay E. Wichita; Sharon K. Fries, Spring Karen Larsen, Pocatello; C. Pocatello; Joyce Hachman, Cincinnati; Temple, Chagrin Falls, Ohio; field, Mo. ; Sharron K. Groeneveld, Carol A. Bessie L. Marshall, Eagle; Paula Hoffman, Fremont; Bonnie J. Deanna D. Tisone, Boulder; Eliza Wichita; Marilyn A. Gunther, Eleanor C. MoUerup, Pocatello; Homsher, Columbus; Jane W. beth J. Wallis, Dubuque, Iowa. Wichita; Carrolee J. Hamker, Pattis, PocateUo; Yvonne Phillips, Hover, Sidney; Nona J. Hunt, BETA SIGMA, Washington State Wichita; Joan C Henderson, Lub Boise; Jeanette M. Shaw, Boise; Maple Heights; Patricia A. Mc- College bock, Tex.; Melba R. Hughes, Lois A. Widen�r, Twin Falls. Carrick, Columbus; Janette C Mer Barbara A. Adamson, Spokane; Wichita; Sally K. Justus, Wichita; BETA KAPPA, Arizona State Uni ritt, West Chester, Pa. ; Janet L. Judith C Bartos, Bellevue; Judith Ellen J. Kolde, Wichita; Barbara E. versity at Tempe MiiUe, Lima; Betty J. Poole, Belle A. Buckner, Tacoma; Jesslyn A. McGrew, Wichiia; Carol I. Messen Judith A. Brown, Phoenix; Nancy fontaine; Karen I. Reber, Colum Burdick, Sequim; Gertrude A. Dahl, ger, Wichita; Corrine J. Molzen, S. Chlarson, Tempe; Judith C bus; Jerilyn E. Robey, Cranford, Seattle; Sandra L. Dyke, Spokane; Wichita; Nancy J. Nesbitt, K. Ebeling, Watseka, 111.; Susan N.J. ; Sue E. Schmidt, Columbus; Margo J. Farrish, Spokane; Twila Wichita; Henrietta L. Nye, Bluff L. Eldridge, Phoenix; Warrene Sharon J. Schwartz, Marietta;. R. Hokanson, Longview; Bette D. City; Marjorie A. Presnal, God Ware Ensign, Tempe; Patricia A. Carolyn A. Thornhill, Ashland; Hollenback, Spokane; Nancy Keith, dard; Linda D. Slaughter, Wichita; Foster, Phoenix; Patricia A. Foster, Kathleen A. Yheaulon, Columbus. Seattle; Patricia D. Meves, Seattle; Rose M. Strothman, Wichita; Leah Scottsdale; Sue Frost, Phoenix; BETA OMICRON, Oklahoma City Helen J. Meyer, Kirkland; Janice F. Thomas, Wichita; Nancy K. Vicki L. Hackworth, Casa Grande; University M. Pierson, Everett; Priscilla I. Thompson, Wichita; Eva J. Vachal, Alice A. Howsmon, Phoenix; Juliet Marilyn A. Abercrombie, Pryor; Pipe, Seattle; Mary Ann Rygg, Wichita; Joyce J. Walters, Newton; E. Jones, Las Vegas, Nov.; Lynda Nancy J. Allspaw, Oklahoma City; Everett; Ann F. Schulthess, Van Judith A. Wolff, Wichita. W. McKnight, Glendora, Calif.; Jane E. Barr, Hennessey; Gloria couver; Martha R. Shelhamer, BETA PSI, Oklahoma State Uni Esther M. Mariassy, Phoenix; A. Giles, Woodward; Barbara J. Yakima; Madge E. Weythman, versity Linda A. Peterson, Phoenix; Carol Hairfield, Oklahoma City; Mary Monitor; Burdette Whybark, Barbara J. Allen, Tulsa; Ada L. F. Sivesind, Tempe; Janet Steward, Lou Joachim, Ponca City; Carol Yakima. Rabon Anderson, Muskogee; Anita Phoenix; Jessica D. Thomas, Phoe K. Lewis, Oklahoma City; N. Har BETA TAU, Texas Technological K. Bottoms, Ponca City; Charlene nix. lene Marley, Helena; Sheri J. CoUege Burkes, Bradley; Sue L. Cappel L. Martha BETA LAMBDA, San Diego State Martin, Muskogee; Jan J. Anders, Amarillo; Rebecca J. Webster Groves, Mo. ; Carol A. College Parks, Okemah, Marylin J. Roan, Bennett, Paducah; C Roxene Bing Dehner, Enid; Jo E. Edwards, Carole B. Blackerby, San Diego; Cordell; Glenna F. Tidwell, Bok- ham, Littlefield; Diana F. Blake, Booneville, Ark.; Barbara J. Ellis, Betty A. Bonnett, San Diego; chito; Mary Jo Walker, Bixby; Lubbock; Mary Jane Campbell, Tulsa; Emily S. Hansen, Mission, Sharyn L. CampbeU, El Cajon; Pa Jeannette L. Whitehouse, Sapulpa. Rule; P. Gail Cooper, Dimmitt; Tex.; Gayle A. Hill, Tulsa; Carole tricia EUiott, San Diego; Pamela BETA PI, Indiana State Teachers Susie H. Crutchfield, Weslaco; V. Klaus, Tulsa; Malinda Lieben- C. Franklin, San Diego; Patricia A. College Dianne Dodson, Austin; S. La Rue heim, Pawhuska; Susan McDaniel, Griffith, San Diego; Carolyn L. Judy K. Ash, Winamac; Kay D. Elliott, Lubbock; Nancy L. Green, Tulsa; Lynda K. Matthews, Tulsa; HaU, Beaumont; Sherry B. Hatcher, Barnes, Valparaiso; Margaret A. Lubbock; Patricia A. Hart, Dallas; Laura B. Melone, Oklahoma City; San Diego; Lois J. Hugeley, San Berra, St. Louis, Mo.; Lynda L. Kay C Hoelscher, Anton; Deborah Ruth L. Osborn, Slillwaler; Donna Diego; Helen S. Jeffrey, San Diego; Binford, CrawfordsviUe; Janet E. C. Howell, San Antonio; Jo Anne M. Pappan, Midwest Cily; Delrose Barbara L. McCall, Poway; Janet Carter, Scottsburg; Wilma Wilkens Hudspeth, Lubbock; Dolores V. A. Pearce, Tulsa; Virginia L. Phil L. Mackerras, San Clemente; Bettianne Eckerty, Terre Haute; Donna Hunt, Dallas; Nan D. Keenum, lips, Oklahoma City ; Linda L. Poul Moore, San Diego; Dianne S. Muel Farber, Gary; Anita M. Fehren Cleburn; Vivian J. Lowe, Lub ton, Tulsa; Judith E. Reed, Tulsa; ler, La Mesa; Marlene G. Quick, El bacher, Olney, IU. ; Katheryn L. bock; Mayme E. McDaniel, Odessa; Alice M. Riley, Claremore; Ramona Cajon; Harriet M. Rice, Chula Fitzgerald, Mulberry; Nancy S. Nancy L. McDonald, F'ort Sam Robertson, Oklahoma City; Alice J. Vista; Linda J. Simonds, San Foncannon, Valparaiso; Jeanine K. Houston; Barbara K. Parsons, Romshe, Stillwater; Gay K. Smith, Diego; Joyce A. Tucciarone, San Fry, Terre Haute; Sharon K. Har Abilene; Wilma L. Scott, Tahoka; Midwest City; Patricia M. Tennent, Bart Diego; Suzanne Van Deusen, San mon, Mishawaka; Carolyn Hatch, R. Arden Stone, Lubbock; Kathryn Cleveland; Julie C Wherry, Diego; Marisue Walker, San Diego; Olney, 111.; Carrie L. Hehenherger, A. Unruh, Houston; Carolyn B. lesville. Kathryn L. Warner, San Diego; Princeton; Carol L. Hutchinson, Vines, Albany; Jeannine J. White BETA OMEGA, Arizona State Col Mary A. Will, San Diego. Rochester; Nancy A. Ingersoll, head, Amarillo; Shirley A. Wyatt, lege at Flagstaff BETA MU, Florida State University Worthington; Judy E. Ivancevich, Houston. Mary M. Andreoli, Bakersfield, Ella J. Bigelow, Ft. Myers; Glenna Gary; Georgelyn K. Jacks, Rock BETA UPSILON, Kansas State Col Calif. ; JaywiUa O. Basinger, Riallo, F. Blackburn, Ft. Pierce; Marilyn ville; Mary R. Keegan, Fort lege Calif.; Antoinette R. Bihimeier, L. Bush, Lake Wales; Anne S. Branch; SaUie R. Medsker, Merom; Deanna K. Atkinson, Caldwell; Ju Warren; Elizabeth Prochnow Biller, Calvert, Monroe, N.C; Cecily S. Judith K. Miller, Delphi; Shirley dith A. Barnaby, Great Bend; Ferol Flagstaff; Nancy A. Blaauw, Phoe Derrick, St. Petersburg; Susan E. A. Otolski, SouUi Bend; Linda S. D. Beck, Manhattan; Zona L. nix; Susan V. Bolender, Flagstaff; H. D. Hallisey, Clearwater; Geraldine Owens, DanvUle; Priscilla A. Pall, Bolton, Machswell; Barbara L. Phyllis Brooksby, Flagstaff; Hancock, Opa-locka; Bera B. Hick Gary; Margaret A. Pascoe, Evans Brown, Topeka; Janet S. Claycomb, Martha Noce Chapman, Flagstaff; Leah L. Fillmore; Scott City; Charlene R. Man Dorothy A. Cook, Peoria; Sandra J. man, Jacksonville; J. Jones, ville; Nancy Phillips, Cox, Tallahassee; Yolande Mezey, Clear Sara A. PoweU, Linton; Janet S. hattan; Linda B. Creamer, Smith Dunning, Chandler; Rebecca E. R. Tur Martha Venna water; Ann L. Morse, Orange City; Swaim, Rockville; Nancy Center; J. Diepenbrock, Eahart, Columbia, S.C;

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 63 D. Ft. Swayne Grasmoen, Flagstaff; Pa A. Johns, Brownsville; Laura N. Rochester, N,Y. ; Denise A, De Drums; Sue Sober, Bragg, E. tricia L. Harris, Bisbee; Sheryl E. Lannom, Tiplonville; Mary F. Mc- Pugh, Audubon; Virginia B. Dorn, N.C. ; Suzanne Steele, Haddon A. Hitchcock, Phoenix; Elizabeth Calman, Memphis; Mona J. Mc- Baltimore, Md. ; Lorraine R. Frie Heights, N.J.; Eugenia Sundin, Simpson Hulse, Flagstaff; Dora L, Clurkin, Memphis; Carol A. Ma singer, Philadelphia; Julia B. Gat Arlington, Va. ; Nancy E. Susser, Johnson, Boulder City, Nev.; Pa loney, Tupelo, Miss.; Nellie D. ter, Oreland; Judith M. Hamilton, Myersdale; Audrey B. Thomas, tricia A. Jongeward, Yuma; Carol Moses, Memphis; Melia F. Saliba, Syracuse, N.Y. ; Elaine H. Ham Swedesboro. N.J. ; Nancy Thomas, L. Lindsay, Phoenix; Janel A. Mc Blylheville, Ark.; Sandra D. Simp mond, Syosset, N.Y. ; Virginia .A. Lansford; Louisa B. Tragic, Silver Donald, Flagstaff; Carole E. Mor son, Memphis, Carolyn J. Swaney, Howard, Livingston, N.J. ; Sally L. Springs, Md. ; Anne H. Trunk, gan, Fort Defiance; Marilyn Morris, Memphis; Doris K, Tyus, Mem Jean, Toronto. Ont., Can.; Nancy Coatesville; Doris E. Wallace, Kingman; Rulh M. .Smith, Phoenix; phis; Nancy P. Walls, Whitehaven; b. Kendall, Red Bank, N. J. ; Con Woodbury, N.J.; Judith L. Weeks, W. Ann Slone, Flagstaff; Dorothy Fanchion C Wells, Whitehaven; slance L. Larson, Smelhport; De- Arlington, Va. ; Susan E. Werneke, L. Waddle, Coolidge; Carol J. Floris L. Williams, Whitehaven. lores J. Little, Joiinstow-n; Sara J. Brewster, N.Y.; Freya S. Wikfeld, While, Phoenix; Sally D. Williams, GAMMA BETA, Gettysburg College McGee, Bear Creek, Luzerne Staten Island, N.Y.; Linda E. Safford. SaUy A. Africa, Huntingdon; Mary County; Joanna E. Nickell, Hagers- Winters, Yonkers, N.Y. ; Virginia GAM.MA ALPHA, Memphis Stale Jane Algeo, Solebury; Jeannette L. tow-n, Md. ; Leslie Noyes, Stratford, E. Hershey Barriga; Mary Basker- Universily Anderson, Baltimore, Md. ; Helen Conn. ; Carol E. Owen, Teaneck, ville; Nancy K. Mitchell; Patricia Patricia R, Agneta, Memphis; Bar L. Berkey, Waynesboro; Sharon R. N.J. ; Palricia A. Paul, West Ches Hawes Ostrander; Elizabeth Rads- bara A. Belew, Milan; .Ann Clark, Bishop, Olney, Md. ; Suzanne C. ter; Wilda B. Peters. Baltimore, ma; Patricia Shoemaker; Welda Fayetteville; Jacqueline K. Clark, Bower, Ridgew-ood, N.J.; Ann Md. ; Diane F. Roberts, Carvers- Ann Smith; Jean M. Van Ingen; Memphis ; Carol A. Dowdy, Mem Broderick, W^ashington, D.C; ville; Chrisliane H. Scheihing, Esther Wood; Zinaida Liepinsh phis; Ann G. Franklin, Paris; Con Florence R. Coulton, Hamilton Philadelphia; Cynthia L. Smith, Zagars. All from Gettysburg. slance R. Holland, Jackson; Judith .Square, N.J.; Judith A. Curchin,

Council; Tower Guard, Sopliomore Women's Gail Crandall, Kathy Anderson, Beatie Honors Honorary. l.ocy, Julie Daiger, and Jan Sweet were Carol Lyman�Union Board Cliorus Line; Queens in Lansing's Centennial Parade. Union Board Fashion Show. Beta �Miami U. Shirley Zafirau�Cygnets, Delta Phi Delta. Marilyn Martin�Treasurer of Junior Pan Upsilon hellenic; Union Board Fashion Show. Shirley Althoff�Dibble Award for sopho Beta Delta�Michigan .State Beverly Mike�Tower Guard, Vice-Presi more with most scholastic advancement; Chapter Honors�First Place Winner of dent; .Alpha Lambda Delta; Sparty Pix, Spar- Sophomore Hop Program Committee; Pro Spartacade, .All-University Carnival for char Ian Magazine Queen gram Board; Hoinecoming Program Commit Tro Pin-Up; Homecoming ity; Sorority Scholarship Improvement Attendant. tee. Winner of Powder Puff Bowl. phy; Sue Rector� Delta Phi Delia, .Art Honorary. Barbara Anderson�.AWS; Upperclass House Carol Anderson�Union Board Chorus Line; Sharon Rudman� Union Board Fashion Chairman; Psi Chi. Union Board Fashion Show. Sliovv. Gretchen Anderson�Red Cap Costume Helen Arnold�Green Home Eco Splash; Sharon Smith�.A.W.S. Secretary. Committee. nomics Club, Chairman; Beta Membership Sandy Spencer�Dorm Social Chairman, Snellen Bales�Freshman Counselor '59; .As Delta's Scholastic Award. Sophomore Frosh-Soph Council; Dorm Chairman of Big sistant Director Dorm Chorus; .ACE; Women's Sue Panhellenic Council, Corres Bishop� Sister Program. Choral; Dorm Hospitality Committee; Dorm and Spring Rush Chair ponding Secretary Sandy Strickland� M.S.U. Players; Sigma Representative Wesley Foundation. man; Union Board, Board of Directors; .Alpha Eta, Honorary Speech and Hearing Evelyn Bell-SPER; Yearbook; Sophomore C:hainnan of Greek Feast. Society. Hop Decoration Committee. Cain�Pi Gamma Mu Honorary. Julie Dee VanHala�.Activities Carnival Executive Joyce Bell�Treasurer Panhellenic Council; Gail Crandall�Spartan Engineer C;irl of .Secretary; Campus Chest Board of Directors; Secretary Student Senate Suggestions Com the Month; Union Board Show. Style Spartacade Executive Treasurer; Sparta Claus mittee; House Council; Program Board. Daiger�Vice-President of Donn; Pan Julie Assistant Treasurer; "Pajama Game"; Water Kathy Bonnell�Block M, Dorm Tea Com hellenic Council. Carnival Secretary; State Singers; .Michigan mittee. Barbara Dclor�.Alternate for R.O.T.C. State University Players .Association; Senior Lynn Burgess�ACE. Corps Sponsor. Council. Connie Cairns�.ACE. Constance Delor�Co-chairman Greek Feast Linda Wattrick� Union Board. Sally Canfield-Junior C;lass Officer '59; Co- Entertainment. Colleen West�Beta Delta's Junior Scholas Chairman Greek Week Desserts; Young Re Sharon Dickens�Union Board, Board of tic .Award. publicans; Student Senate; SPER; Miami Directors; Panhellenic Council, Vice-Presi Sally Wheeler-W.A.A. Board. STUDENT. dent; Senior of the Week; Selected One of 50 Molly Eustis�Honor Pledge. Karen Carlson� Program Board; Miami Seniors; Elected to '59 Club, Outstanding Kay Harris�Union Board Fashion Show. STUDENT; Newman Club. .Alumni Association of Outstanding Seniors. Judy Kolm� Alpha Delta Theta. on page 65_) � (Continued Barbara Dischert University Honor Women. Mona Dorsey�.A. ^\'.S. .Activities Representa tive. BEEKMAN TOWER HOTEL Lois Foulds�.A.\\'.S. .Activities Council, pub fhe hotel licity; S.AEC.A, Corresponding .Secretary. on/y "fraternity" Linda Franzen�.A.W.S. Dorm .Activities in NEW YORK Dorm Chairman of Sister This Representative; Big ... in the world, for that matter, open to the public both men and women. modern 26-story hotel was built and is operated by members of the National Program. in the Panhellenic Fraternities. That alone assures you of a "fraternity" welcome Sue C;rav�Union Board, Board of Directors. and big city ... to say nothing of the Beekman Tower's friendly atmosphere Nanette Choss� Pi Gamma Mu, Social Sci excellent service. location on 400 comfortable outside rooms . . . complele facilities. Splendid ence Delta Pi, Education to all Honorary; Kappa historic Beekman Hill . . . next to the United Nations Honorary: I'niversity Honor Women. mid-town. Single $5.50 to $10.00 Double�$12.00 to $17. 00 Pam Jones�Spartan Magazine, .Advertising Suites�$16.00 to $25.00 and Promotion; Dorm Chairman. .Single, sharing bath�from $5.00 Scholarship � Single, private bath from $7.50 .A.^V.S. Activities � Marianne Krenz� Repre Double, private bath from $12.00 sentative at-I.aige. Write for reservations and Booklet F Barbara Kolm� Orchestra. Secretary. BEEKMAN 1 OWER HOTEL the United Nations� East River Joan Kane� Beta Delta s Pledge Scholarship Overlooking New York N.Y. Award. East 49th St., at Ist .Ave., 17, I.\ line LaFleur � Frosh - Soph Executive

64 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1959 Barbara Lester�Dean's List; Secretary Joan Williams�Vice-President YWC.A; Honors Finance Manager Miami STUDENT; .AWS Speakers' Bureau; Phi Sigma. Publicity Committee; Freshman Counselor '59. Chapter Honors Sharon Chiles�Sesquicentennial Committee, Judy Markus�Yearbook Office Manager, Wesley Foundation. Block M. Beta Epsilon Pledge Class won first place Sally Clendenin�.ACE. Janet McDonald�Yearbook, ACE. in the annual pledge skit contest. Claudette Cook�Secretary Student Senate Nancy McElroy-YWCA. Beta Epsilon, teamed with Sigma .Alpha Finance Committee; Student Senate; Program Judy Mell-Block M, Co-chairman Donn Epsilon, won fourth place in the annual Board; Sigma Pi Sigma; Secretary-Treasurer Hostess Committee. Omicron Delta Kappa Carnival. Block M; Miami Chest Corridor Representa Judy Mohr� Panhellenic Song Leader; Gamraa Phi Beta, tearaed with Zeta Beta tive; Secretary, Pi Mu Epsilon. Dean's List; Delta Omicron; Orchestra; Tau, carae in second in the annual Greek Carol Corwin�ACE; Liberal Religious Fel Shakerettes; MENC. Week Chariot Race. lowship; YWCA. Penny Nelson-SPER; AWS PubUcity Com Nan Cowan� Dean's List; Treasurer Up mittee; Board; Program Sesquicentennial Beta Eta�Bradley U. perclass Dorm; Wesley Foundation; ACE. Committee. Diane Cox�Secretary YWCA; Shakerettes; Carol Nickelsen� Marlin Club. Jeanne Henry�AVho's ^Vho; .Among Ihe Com-Bus. Sandra Nocks�Shakerettes, World .Affairs top five for Campus Queen. Lynn Davis�A Cappella. Coraraittee YWCA. Sandra Howe�Who's ^Vho. Judi Downs�Mortar Board; Second Vice- Patricia Noland�Freshman Counselor '59; Carole Miller�President of .Angel Flight. President, AWS; Uppercla,ss House Chairman; Red Cap Revue; Dorm Chorus; Block M. Janet Weerts�Who's Who. Psi Chi; Issue Editor DIMENSIONS; Miami Molly Older�Dean's List; Student Senate University Theatre; Miami-Washington Club. Red Publicity; Cap Publicity. Beta Theta�San Jose State Joan Dugan�Block M Executive Council. Judy Ozanne�House Council. Nancy Edwards�Kappa Delta Pi, Althenoi. Ward Parker-WRA. Joan .Acorab�played Abbese in the "Com Ann Fawcett�AWS Secretarian Committee; Ann Pearson�Miami STUDENT, Yearbook. edy of Errors." House Council; Clerk Christian Science Or Sarah Peck�All Campus Musical Show .Art Jean Gattersby�Kappa Delta Pi, National ganization; ACE. Staff; YWCA; French Club; Lutheran Stu Education Honorary. Julie French�Junior Panhellenic, Church dents Association. Gayle Brown� Phi Kappa Phi, National Choir, ACE. Jane Peterson�Yearbook, Miami University Scholastic Honorary; President of Alpha Beta Jane Fox�Mortar Board; Phi Beta Kappa; Theatre Crew. Alpha; National Library Honorary; raember Gamma Phi Carnation Award; All Campus Janice Prior�SPER; Co-Chairman Arrange of National Executive Council of Alpha Beta Musical Show; Student Senate Business Com ments Homecoming Dance; ACE. Alpha; Key Club which is equivalent to Phi mittee; Kappa Delta Pi; Assistant House Judy Rogers�Secretary Sigma Delta Pi, Beta Kappa. Chairman; Westminster; WRA; Miami Uni YWCA. Marylou Britton�won an educational trip versity Theatre. Susie Rush�President Dinner Club, Block to Israel for seven months through 4-H Club. Sandi Gannett�ACE. M. Karen Brooks�Black Masque (equivalent to Virginia Gillespie � Recording Secretary Jan Schick�Yearbook, ACE. Mortar Board); Freshraan Carap Coramittee. Miarai University Theatre, Westminster Cabi Sue Scott-.Art Staff DIMENSIONS, Secre Sharon Clark�Spartacamp and Freshman net. tary Christian Science Organization. Camp Counselor. Carol Glos� Phi Beta Kappa; Sesquicenten Georgia Shaw�Young Republican Club. Janice Corda�Freshman Camp Counselor; nial Committee; Homecoming Judging Com Sandra Sheehan�Gamma Phi Carnation Finance Chairraan of the Sophomore Class; mittee; Outstanding Senior Woman at Miami Award; Red Cap Committee; YWCA; Dorra Chairman of San Jose State Spring Formal; U. Tea Committee. Vice-chairman of Social Affairs Committee Barbara Grubbs-Art Editor DIMENSIONS. Jamie Sheldon�House Council, Sigma (see feature article). Julie Haile�Yearbook Queen Court; WRA; Delta Pi. Judy Del Pero�Phi Kappa Phi, National ACE. Georgianne Shippy�Sigma Phi Epsilon Pin Scholastic Honorary; Key Club (equivalent Mary Jane Hannah�Dean's List; House Plant President, YWCA. to Phi Beta Kappa). Council; Block M; Women's Choir; Newman Suzie Smith-YWC.A. Barbara Dickman�Recording Secretary of Club. Judy Snodgrass�ACE. Social Affairs Comraittee. Jo Hause�Young Democrats; Tallawanda Sue Thorp�Dean's List; Junior Panhel Helen Dihl�Freshman Camp Counselor. Club. lenic; House Council; Business Staff Miarai Bette Cottingham�Sigraa Phi Epsilon Betty Jo Hazelbaker�Treasurer SPER; Sec STUDENT; .AWS Publicity; Block M; Cor "Queen of Hearts." retary Publicity for Program Board; Treas responding Secretary United Christian Fellow Kathy Eggiraan�Theta Xi Blossomtime urer, Pi Omega Pi; Kappa Delta Pi; Dorm ship; ACE. Queen Attendant; Theta Chi Dreara Girl Miss Palo .Alto 1958. Representative Wesley Foundation. Virginia Tincher�AWS; House Chairman; finalist; Revelries; Pamela Heitz�Phi Beta Kappa Freshman Com-Bus; Treasurer and Reader Christian Jean Gabbard�Freshraan Camp Counselor; Cam student subcommittee. -Award; Dean's List; French Club; All Science Organization. body Musical Section Editor Ellie Gabler�Senior Class Treasurer; Stu pus Show; Yearbook; Elizabeth Titus�Vice-President .AWS; Presi Newman dent Lecture comraittee; of Program Board; Club; Shakerettes; dent Inter-Residence Council; Student .Affairs Body Secretary Dorm Dorm Chorus. Student Youth First Scholarship Committee; Committee; Senior Steering Committee. Presbyterian Group; Hinman�Senior Assembly Commit Place, novice division. Badminton Tourna Nancy Barbara Trump�Dean's List; Junior Pan tee. raent. hellenic; Program Board; Dorm Chorus; Ann Holcomb�Freshman Counselor '59, Sue Hanna Flynn� President of Phi Block M; Dorm Committee Sales. Upsilon ACE. Oraicron, Horae Economics Honorary. Patricia Walters � Panhellenic Council; Judi Shakerettes; Dorm Chorus; Sallie Hernandez�Freshraan Carap Coun Hopkins� Chairraan ,AWS Dance; Dean's List; .Air Force ACE; Block M. selor; Homecoming Queen Chairman. Angel; Sigraa Delta Pi. Sue Howison�ACE. Sue MacGregor�Lambda Chi Alpha Cres Charlotte Waters�Feature Staff Yearbook, Marilyn Johns�A Cappella; Miairii Uni cent Girl Finalist. Vice-President Washington Miarai Club. versity Theatre; Saddlers. Gayle Meese�Student Body Sub-coinrailtee. Laura Weise� Team. Sue Kinderman�Officer Shakerettes, Sigraa Captain Bowling Marie Morris�Betty Co-Ed Contest, Sec Delta Pi. -Alberta Wiggins�Block M. ond Place. Maridale Knox-Officer Shakerettes; Wom Bonnie Wilkerson�AWS; Upperclass House Joyce Rowson � Spartacarap Counselor; en's Choral; Dayton-Miami Club. Chairman; President Kappa Phi; Wesley Freshraan Camp Committee; Executive Secre Judy Laurell�Delta Omicron, A Cappella. Foundation; .Marketing Club. tary to the Student Body President.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER - 1959 65 Shirley Hall-Who's Who; Delta Sigma Phi Joyce Tuccaroni-Finalist for Lambda Chi Honors Rose Queen; Outstanding Senior Woman; Alpha's Cross and Crescent Girl. Campus Queen. Susan VanDusen�Cetza. Sandra Harsha�Alpha Lambda Delta, Penny Waite�Delta Sigma Phi's candidate Diane Saarinen�Theta Xi Cinderella Girl Spurs. for Blue Book Ball Queen. Attendant. Alice Howsmon�Freshman Class Council, Mary Sue Walker�Candidate for Lambda Sally Schroeder�Delta Sigma Phi Carnation Spurs. Chi Alpha's Cross and Crescent Girl, Candi Girl Attendant. Toni Johnson�Pleides. date for ATO's Miss Shipwreck. Joyce Yambert�Historian of the Social Af Joan Martin�Pom pon girl. Jackie Werther�Chairman of Sophomore fairs Coramittee. Linda McKnight�Water Sports Day Queen. Class Dance, Winning Spring Sing Director. Mary Ann Parker�Crescent Girl. Mary Alice Will�Candidate for Theta Chi's Linda Peterson�.Angel Flight. Dream Girl, Secretary of Wesley Club. Beta Iota�Idaho State Barbara Scott�Sun Goddess runner-up. Carol Siviesand�Orchesis. Chapter Honors�Song Fest First Place Chapter Honors Award; Scholarship Plaque for highest grade- Marilee Spratler�Sigma Nu Queen. Beta Lambda won second in the point of all sororities; Second Place in the Rosie Tolliver�Who's Who. place Women's Division of the Quartet women's division for Homecoming floats; Mary .Ann Wilson�Pleides. Barbershop contest; Hi-Fi in contest on first Sponsored winning candidate. Bob Steinmetz, campus; in Women's Division of Spring in the Ugly Man contest. place Sing; Beta Lambda�San Diego Stale second in Division of Nanette Burkhart�Who's Who, Chimes. place Novelty Spring Miren Aldecoa�President of Silver Tassel, Carole Blackerby� Pi Kappa Alpha Candi Sing. Secretary of Home Economics Club. date for Blue Book Ball Queen; Candidate for Sandra Berlin�Who's Who; Silver Tassel; TKE "Miss Flapper;" Finalist for Theta Chi Beta Nu�U. of Vermont ISC Student Nurses Association; Attendant to Dream Candidate for TKE Dream Girl; Girl; Mary Arnold�.Acacia Sweetheart. Historian of Cetza service May Queen. (honorary organiza Virginia Broch�High Scholastic Achieve tion for lower division Margo Busby�Spurs. women). ment, Dean's List. Anderson�Treasurer of Chest Coramit Margie Sophomore Mary Blankenship�Carapus Lois Lorrane�.Alpha Lambda Delta; Sopho class. tee, Xolotl and orienta (student counseling more Aides; Dean's List. Blair�Women's Representative; tion Dorothy group). Harriett Pudvah�High Scholastic Achieve Student Council; Board. Pat Browne�$550 Social Service Scholar Judiciary ment, Dean's List. Chestnut� Carolyn Evelyn Young Activity ship. Ruth Seeler� Phi Beta Kappa; Graduation Award for the Sharon Finalist for Outstanding Sophomore Campbell� Kappa with Special Honors; High Scholastic Achieve Woman; A. W. S. Council; Public Relations Miss Mint Cetza. Alpha's Julep, ment; Dean's List. Committee; Sharon Clark� Pi's candidate for Spurs. Sigma Lorraine Snow�Staff and Sandie; Omicron Christensen�May Queen, Silver Tas of Chariot Races. Nancy Queen Nu; High Scholastic Achievement; Dean's sel. Anne A.AUW Pan Crosby� Scholarship; List. Barbara Davison�Cheerleader, hellenic Rush Committee. Spurs. Ann Whitcomb�High Scholastic Achieve Irene Dunn�President of Drummond-Treasurer of AWS; Spurs. Patsy ment, Dean's List. Judy Eames� staff. Chairman of AWS; tres los Buzos. Wickiup Programs; Betty Wilder�Mortar Board; Panhellenic Godbold�Panhellenic President. Pam Franklin� Philharmonic Com Virginia College Council President; Dean's List. Rosemary Hammer�President of Home mittee. Economics Club; candidate for Military Ball Linda Frey�Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl Xi�Ohio Slate Queen; Social Coramittee. Candidate, President of Cetza; AS Social Com Beta President Judy Jones�Sig Ep Sweetheart; raittee; Chairman of President's Banquet; Greek Week�Carol Sue Burger, Religious of Panhellenic of Council; Secretary Sopho Alpha Lambda Delta; Lower Division Repre Affairs Chairman; Carole McKie, Pledge more Student Class; Judiciary Board; Body sentative to AS Council. Dance Committee; Joyce Hachman, Off-cam Hafter�.AS Activities Committee. Secretary; Spurs. Jerrie pus Publicity Committee. Koehler� Peggy Spurs. Sherrie Hatcher�Cetza, Treasurer of AWS. YM-YWCA Marriage Series-Bonnie Jean Karen Larsen� Spurs. Carol Jacox�AS Lectures and .Assemblies Homsher, Co-Chairman. Lucille Marshall � Homecoraing Queen, Committee. Golddiggers Week� Rosemary Murphy, Women's Intramurals. Suzanne Jeffrey�President of Junior Pan Dance Chairman. Mason�Cheer Shirley Queen. hellenic; Tri-S (Secretarial Management Buckeye Political Party�Janet Anne Camp Eleanor Pattis� Spurs. Group); Crescent Girl; Blue Book Ball decora bell, Executive Cominittee; Carol Sue Bur Yvonne Candidate for tion comraittee; Cetza. Phillips� Military ger, Executive Committee and Treasurer. Ball Queen. Jean Jenks� President of Junior Panhel May Week�Gaye Grimsley, Supper Chair Shaw� Panhellenic Jeanette Council, Spurs. lenic. man. AYoIz-ISC Student Nurses Asso Dorothy Janet MacKerras� Business Education Club, Intramurals�Nancy Gregg, Championship ciation. Candidate for Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl. Softball Team. Connie Youree�AWS President; Who's Bobbie McCall�Sigma Phi Epsilon Candi Canterbury Student Fellowship�Carol Sue Who; Student Council; Student of the date for Blue Book Ball Quar Queen; Candidate for Burger, 1st Vice-President. ter. Pi Sigma Dreamgirl. Kappa Phi-Carole Ann McKie, Rush Bettianne Moore�Secretary of Cetza; Chair Chairman; Gaye Grimsley, Corr. Sec. man of President's Council. Rush Counselor-Carol Sue Beta Kappa�Arizona State, Tempe Panhellenic Jeanne .Morey�Candidate for Dream Girl Burger, Thelma Ann Kellar. Sue Chlarson�Pom pon girl. of Theta Chi; Theta Chi's candidate for Town Girls Assistant� Bonnie Jean Hom Barbara Defer�.AS.ASU Secretary; Vice- Chariot Races Queen, Theta Chi's candidate sher. of president Panhellenic; Phi Delta Theta tor Miss Thunderbird Scarlet 'n Gray (Soph. Women's Activities Queen. Marlene Quick�Finalist for Dream Girl of Honorary)�Bonnie Jean Homsher. ^Vho's \\'ho. Lyndal Dye� Theta Chi. University Musical Productions ("Show- Beta Chi President. Judy Ebeling� Beverly Snow�Lambda Chi Alpha's candi boat")�Carolyn Thornhill. Dianne Eldridge�Homecoming Queen. date for Homecoming Queen; Greek Week Sue Frost� Kaydettes: .AWS Treasurer; Greek Week Sociedad Chairman; Queen; Scholastic Honors Spurs; Mademoiselle College Board. Hispanica. Margie Greener�.Accounting Club Secre Janet Tarver�Graduating with Honors; Alpha Lambda Delta (Freshman Women)- tary. AWS Scholarship Recognition. Bonnie Jean Homsher.

66 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 Queen; Candidate for Beauty Queen; Sigma Pat McCord�Home Economics Club Vice- Honors Iota; Choir. President. Harlene Marley�Choir; College Players; Annette Hunt�Sigma .Alpha Iota President. actress in the cast of "Bell, Book, and Can Mirrors Bonnie Hom (Soph. Women)� Jean dle;" "Murder in the "Cave Cathedral;" Student Union Board Members sher. Dwellers;" and "Candida." of Commerce Dean's List�Carole College Donna Sue Miller�M.S.M.; College Players; Priscilla Pall�Junior Board. McKie. Student Senate; Choir. Judy Ivancevich�Junior Board. Dental Paula Ann Hygienist Honorary� Mary Gwynne Hill�Member of the Pan Linda Owens�Junior Board. Hoffman. hellenic Council. Sara Wilson�Senior Board. President's Dinner for Schol Recognition Veda Mustion�Cardinal Key; Vice Presi ars�Connie Beth Gaul. Cummins, dent and Chairman of Social Coraraittee of Other Honors Student Senate; Scarabs; Attendant for O.C.U. Beta Omicron�Oklahoma City U. Princess; Who's Who; M.S.M.; Co-Pilots; Anita Klinker� 1959 Prom Queen; Lambda Pluralists. Chi Alpha Crescent Little Chapter Honors Girl-(I.S.T.C.); Lois Meschberger�Choir, Member of Cen Wheel-(Page One Ball). P. E. O. Sisterhood Award for Highest tral City Opera Association. Judy Price�Attendant�Lambda Chi Alpha Scholarship Honors for the sixteenth consecu Glenna Rae�Secretary of Sigma Alpha Iota; Crescent Girl. tive year. Choir; Opera Workshop. Sally Scarlett�Attendant�Lambda Chi Second place in the annual May Day Sing. Pat Rahm�Cardinal Key; President of Alpha Crescent Girl. Winners of the "Big Chicken Race." S.N.E.A.; Sigma Alpha Iota; Choir; Who's Roberta Nash�Ideal Sorority Girl. Members participated in all of the plays Who. Barbara Menaugh�Songfest Director (Beta and on the operas presented campus during Nancy Cullins Ratzliff-Who's Who; Secre Pi won Honorable Mention, 1959). the year. tary of S.N.E.A.; Chapter Scholarship Award. Beta Pi also won the 1959 Basketball Seven of the fourteen naraed for students Sharon Sprowls�Band; Opera Work Shop; Championship at I.S.T.C. "Who's Who In American Colleges and Uni Treasurer of Vocal Arts Club; Choir; Sigma versities" were Gamma Phi Betas. Iota. Alpha Beta Rho�U. of Colorado Glenna Tidwell�Choir; Scarabs; Co-Pilots. Individual Honors Jo Walker-M.S.M., Co-Pilots. Group Awards Donna Water�Cheerleader. CU. Days�Spring 1959�Grand Prize Song Marilyn Abercrombie�M.S.M.; actress in Carolyn Whaley�Vice President of Co- fest. First place in bicycle pit decorations. the cast of "Cave Dwellers;" Candidate for Pilots; President of Scarabs. First prize in sorority tricycle race. (We placed Sigma Phi Epsilon Girl of the Golden Heart; Yoeman�Vice President of Sylvia Opera first in event in which we and College every participated.) Players. Workshop; Vocal Arts Club; Choir; Sigma Fall 1958�Third in Choir, Chairman Homecoming, place Nancy Allspaw� Publicity Alpha Iota; Senior Class Vice President. the Women's Gold division for house decora of the International Club. Jeannete Whitehouse�Student Senate; tions. Brenda Bowyer�Sophomore Class Secretary; Iota. Sigma Alpha Sigma Chi Derby�Second place. Secretary of the Opera Workshop; Song Lamb� "Best Carolyn Chapter Member," A.W.S. Revue, Spring 1959-One of 25 acts Leader of Sigma Alpha Iota; Keshena Queen; S.N.E.A. chosen to Rose; Choir; Scarabs; Vocal participate. Kappa Alpha Intramurals�Second Arts Club. place. Beta Pi�Indiana State Tachers Mary Lou Cobb�Treasurer and M.S.M., Co-Pilots. Members of Honoraries Philanthropy Mildred Cobb-M.S.M., Secretarial Club. Jeanette Harpeneau�Oraega Alpha Delta. Christmas party Indian tuberculosis pa Davalu Crockett�M.S.M.; Chaplain of Co- Joyce Mason�Oraega Alpha Delta. tients A.W.S. Revue skit for Fitzsimons Pilots; Candidate for Mae. Daisy Sara Wilson�Sigma Alpha Iota. Army Hospital. Lynn Durden�Candidate for Lambda Chi Linda Owens�Kappa Delta Pi. Donating blood for a CU. student who was Alpha Crescent Girl, Candidate for Beauty Myrene Pepa�Lambda Psi Sigma, Theta injured. Queen. Alpha Phi. Deanna Dixon�M.S.M., College Players. Barbara Key�Theta Alpha Phi. Individual Awards Betty Ewert�M.S.M., President of AWS. Nancy Watson�Kappa Delta Pi. Nan Erwin-M.S.M.; Co-Pilots; Choir. Dorm Advisors�Carol Virginia Nichols�Pamarista. Cunningham, Joy Marilyn Gibson�M.S.M., Cheerleader. Dunkley, Rene Bradford. Doris Gardner�Accounting Club; Secretary Dorm wing president�Judy Meunier. of the Finance Club; Who's Who. Dormitory Officers Dorm council�Char Allen, Diane Davis, Kay Gordon-S.N.E.A.; Cardinal Key; Nancy Turner, Secretary; Judy Ivancevich, Jane Driver, Harriet Byerly, Anita Hix, Who's Who; M.S.M. Corridor Chairman; Nancy Ingersoll, Corridor Glenda Powell, Judy Meunier, Kay Temple. Helen Harris�Secretary of the Freshman Chairraan�Old Dorm. Dorm Song Leaders�Char Allen, Kay Class, Choir, Opera Workshop. Deborah Smith, Vice-President; Nancy Ed Temple. Gloria Giles� M.S.M., Choir. mondson, Corridor Chairman; Lynn Binford, Sock 'N Buskin (talent group)�Judy Carol Hayward-Treasurer of the Panhel Social Chairman; Carolyn Hatch, Corridor Meunier, Pat Reid. lenic Council; M.S.M.; Who's Who; Cardinal Chairman; Janet Swaim, Corridor Chairman- Semi-finals for Homecoming Queen�Mari Key; Scarabs; Senior Class Secretary. New Dorm. lyn Clark. Marion Corley Hulsey�Who's Who; College Freshman Carap Counselors� Betsy Baker, S.N.E.A. Sharon Dewey. Players; Class Officers Barbara Hairfield�President of Co-Pilots; Porpoise (Honorary Swiraming Club)�Gin Choir. Myrene Pepa�Junior Class Treasurer. ger Backus; Sandy Hoag, vice president; Barb Edith Hanson�College Players; M.S.M.; At Carrie Lu Hehenherger-Sophomore Class Jensen; Glenda Powell; Sandy Wondries. tendant for All College Queen. Vice-President. Y.W.C.A. Executive Cabinet�Pat Reid. Neola Kinkle�Band; Treasurer of Banning Varsity Night (Homecoming talent show)� Editor of The Baker, Pat Reid. Hall; Society Campus; Sigma Other Officers Betsy Alpha Iota Sergeant of Arms; Choir. Chairman of UN Week Publicity� Pat Linda Lawson�President of Smith Hall; Nancy Ingersoll�Pep Club Recorder. Gormely. S.N.E.A.; M.S.M.; Co-Pilots. Judy Ash�Pep Club Treasurer. Panhellenic Executive Committee�Betsy Sheri Martin�Attendant for Freshman Anita Klinker�Press Club President. Baker.

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 67 Karen Newby�Mortar Board '59-'60; Chap Caroline Preddy-Alpha Lambda Delta; ter President; Junior Prom Queen Finalist. Union Dance Publicity Committee; .Asso Honors Ann Picard� Harvest Ball Queen Finalist. ciated Women Students Publicity Coramittee, C:arol Pavlic�Phi Beta Kappa. Lorene Ritts-.A cappella Choir. .A.W.S. Scholarship� Betsy Baker. Marlene Evans� Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen Nedra Ross�Y-Orpheuni script, lead role; U.M.C Music Committee�Betsy Baker. of Hearts Finalist. .Alpha Epsilon Rho; K-State Players. Director A.W.S. Revue�Linda Eggebrecht. Betty Hollenback�Theta Chi Dreairr Girl Kathy Schullis�Mortar Board Reporter; Director A.\V.S. Skit-Joy Dunkley. Finalist. .Angel Flight; Union Governing Board; Senior Colorado Women's Chorus�Sue Dimity, Sandy Dyke�.Air Force Sponsor; Phi Kappa Leader .Award. Judy Meunier. .Alpha Dream Girl Finalist; Sigma Delta Chi Martha Step.s�Society Editor of Collegian: Editor Greek Section of Coloradan�hinda Calendar Girl. K-State Players; Theta Sigraa Phi. Eggebrecht. Donna Wieland-Rally '50-'60. Judy Stover�Home Ec; Teaching Club, Chairraan� Horaecoming House Decoration Betty McCorkle�AWS Treasurer. Vice President. -Sandy Hoag. Bev Roberts� A\VS Secretary. Kay Walker� K-State Players. Women's .Athletic .Association Board� Beth .Ann Schulthess�.Army Sponsor; .ASSCW \'icki West� Angel Flight, K-State Players. Madscn. Homecoraing and Dad's Day Coramittees. Deanna AVhite� Home Ec; Teaching Club Mortar Board Scholarship� Betsy Baker. Colleen McDermott�Fish Fans. Reporter. A.W.S. Revue�Barb Smith, Pam Stevens, Barbara .Adamson�Soph Councilor YWC.A Chapter Honors�Homecoming Decorations, Julie Porter, Jan Rush, Barb Anderson, Eliza 1959-60. 2nd place; Beta Upsilon and Sigma Chi won beth McNary, Peggy Casper, Joy Dunkley, Sue Marsh� Phi Beta Kappa: Top 50 the 3rd place trophy for their skit in V- Ginger Backus, Becky Cultra, Joan Kaiser, Seniors. Orpheuin in March. Sharie Kirkpatrick, Pat Reid, Pat Wimpress, Pat Feltis�Junior Executive Council, Phi Wren Chi Theta. Carolyn Grimes, Harquail, Marilyn Beta Phi�Indiana U. Clark. Paula Finlev�Junior Prom Cominittee Buff Alumna; Relations Committee�Betsy Chairman. Karen Ruckriegle�Alpha Lambda Delta. Baker. Ann Regan�National Radio, TV Honorary, Malissa Lovell� Mortar Board. Associate General Chairraan of Buff Coun House President. Laurel Rardin�Chairraan of Social Chair cil�Becky Cultra. Diane Pierson�YWCA Popcorn Forum man's Workshop. Hasher Queen Finalist�Marilyn Clark. Chairman. Sue Sturdevant-One of 20 I.U. Belles Chairman of Alumnae Relations at Home chosen to go on a singing tour through coming�Joyce Rickards. Europe. Beta Upsilon�Kansas Stale U. Chairman of High School Girl's Weekend- Janet Jeppeson�Pleides. Judy Meunier. Helen Anderson-K.CCH. Student .Ad Sherry Williams and Judy Valentine� Parts Dorm Intramurals�Ginger Backus. visory Board; Political Science Club President. in I.U.'s Jordan River Revue. Dean's List for excellent students�Sharon Judy Barnaby�.Alpha Lambda Delta. Sandi Huestis�Gamma Alpha Chi. Dewey, Barbara Smith, Linda Eggebrecht, Sue Ferol Beck� Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean's Sue Wagner�Treasurer of Oceanides. Dimity, Carol Cunningham, Barbara Jensen, Honor Roll. Sally Zimmerman�Junior Panhel repre Tricia Strauss, Judy Meunier, Pat Gormely, Mary Lou Beisecker�Cheerleader, Y- sentative. Betsy Baker, Diane Davis, Ann Golseth, Orpheum Director. Carol Mast, Nancy Tarnow, and Laurel Nancy Nelson, Mary Davis, Joyce Rickards, Suzie Bissell�Purple Pepsters Treasurer; Rardin�I.U. Foundation. .Ann Burroughs. Homecoming Queen Candidate; Royal Purple Dean's List for superior students- Mary Jo Candidate; Union Flash Card Committee. Beia Psi�Oklahoma State Keller. Linnea Brown�.American Institute of Architects Secretary; Tau Sigma Delta; .April Ramona Robertson�.Alpha Tau Omega Engineer of (he Month; Senior Leader Award. Sweetheart. Honoraries Janet Claycomb� K-State Players; 2nd run .Anita Bottoms�Orange Quill; Daily O'Col ner to Pi staff Spur� Betsy Baker, Sharon Dewey, Joy up Miss K-State; .Attendant to legian writer; Theta Sigma Phi scholar Dream Girl. Dunkley�secretary, Carol Cunningham, Jane Kappa .Alpha ship. Cominerford�Phi Fran Waddill� Industrial Driver, Dee Davis, Pat Gormely, Barb Jensen, Jackie Chi Theta Presi President of dent. Judy Meunier, Glenda Powell. Editors Society; Secretary of Theta Sigma Pbi; Linda Creamer� Co-chairman of committee; Hesperia�Linda Eggebrecht, Joy Dunkley. Alpha Lambda Delta, At R.E.W. worship tendant to Phi Executive Club; Mortar Board�.Ann Golseth, Linda Egge- Kappa Tau Sweetheart, committee of Advertising Dean's Honor Roll. Student for Theta brech I� president-elect. Assembly representative Elaine Danelson� .A councilor for the Phi Beta Kappa�.Ann Golseth. cappella Choir. Sigma Phi; Advertising Mel Eaton� Freshman orientation (lainina Theta L'psilon (geography)�Beth K-State Players; Panhellenic Daily O'Collegian; the Madsen. Council; Sigma Alpha Eta; K.S.U. Name leader; Religious News editor of Daily Committee. Delia Sigma (business)� Mary Jo Keller. Change O'Collegian. Gardner� Lambda and Black Delta Phi Delta (art)�.Ann Burroughs. Kay .Alpha Delta; Alpha Judy Canfield-Orange Quill: Delta Resident Delta Chi Psi C:hi (psvchologv)�Julie Clover. Theta; .Assistant; I-H Journal Sweciheart runner-up. Staff. Edwards� Revue Chorus Cirl; Sigma .Alpha Iota (music)�Sharon Dewey. Jo Varsity Dorothy Groomer�.Alternate Cheerleader. .Assistant editor of the Redskin. Sarah Heitman�.Alpha Lambda Delta. Linda Sherrod�.Aquatic C:iiib reporter. Beta .Sifjnia�Slate College Gracella Lane�Outstanding Freshman De Carla Ewell-O Club (Homecoming) Queen of Washington bater. attendant; Business Student Council; Sigma Scout Janice Horsch� runner up to Kansas State's .Alpha Sigma; Dating panel for Boy Jesslvn Burdick-1959-60 Spur President. Miss Football, K-State Players. program. Treasurer, Outstand Jo.Aiine Meyer�Spur Kay Insley�Publicity Chairraan of Cos Claudia Keys� (Pi) Student C;ouncilor; Vice- Freshman Honois. ing mopolitan Club. president of School of Communications Stu ^\�evthlnan� C^hairman 1959 Madge Spur Joy Kean� .Acacia Sweetheart. dent Council: Omicron Nu; Charter Member Convention. I'hi Belty Larkin�Mu Phi Epsilon Secretary- of Kappa Tau Alpha; Theta Sigma Phi; Buckner� Judv Spurs. Ireasurer, .A cappella Choir. Upsilon Omicron. Corinne I.vie�National Spur President, .Margie Lockert�,A cappella Choir. Susan Hansen-Secretary of Industrial Mortar Board �59'(i0. Judy Mai�Chimes, Homecoming Queen Editors Society. .Amv Lombartl� Phi Beta Kappa; Top 50 Candidate. Linda Poulton-Theta Chi .Sweciheart Seniors. Charlene Murphy�K-State Players. nominee.

68 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 Gamma Alpha�Memphis State U. .Association Key for outstanding participation in intramural sports. Mary .Ann Barbee�Psychology Club, Pan Honors Ann Broderick�Government Club, Presi hellenic Council. dent; Slate Executi\e Committee for Inter Ann Belew�Physical Education Majors Conference on Government. Beverly Maritt�Student Assembly Repre Club, May Day Court. collegiate sentative for Virginia Dorn�Dean's List, Beta Beta Beta, Intercollegiate Party; Orange Joyce Burns�Sigraa Phi Epsilon Sweet West Delta and Black Quill; Sigma Alpha Sigma; heart. Kappa Epsilon. Gatter-Dean's Psi ern Daze List, Alpha Omega. Deputy. Ann Clark�Canterbury Club. Julia CTM Club secre Hamilton�Dean's List. Vera Franklin-(pledge) Jacque Clark�De Soto, Faculty Editor; Judv Delores Little�Delta Phi Alpha, Madrigal tary. Psychology Club. Choir. Carol Colter�.Acacia Sweetheart nominee; Carol Ann Dowdy�Association for Child Advi.sor. McArthur�Woraen's Athletic Associ AWS Honors Forum hood Education (.A.C.E.) loka Wikewam. Lynn Robert�Horae Econoraics ation, Manager. Beverly style Nancy Duncan�Biology Club, Wesley Foun Ping Pong Freshman Orientation Leslie Dean's List. show coordinator; dation, Panhellenic Council, Dean's List, Noyes� Ellen Schraidt� Beta Beta Beta. leader. Student Government Association. .Mary Matthews�Theta Chi Sweetheart Sraith� Delta Epsilon; Lynda Ann Franklin�Baptist Student Union Cynthia Kappa Treasurer of Freshman Home Eco Woraen's Athletic Association, Corresponding nominee; (B.S.U.), Tiger Rag Staff, Dormitory Senator. nomics Club. Sara Ann Hoggatt� Psychology Club. Secretary. Sue Sober�Meraber of Court, Darla Dacus�.Acacia Sweetheart nominee. Connie Holland�B.S.U., A.C.E., Arabesque "Spectrum" .Alice Western Daze Best-dressed Co-ed of Gettysburg College. Riley� deputy. Club, University Chorus, Role in the opera Deanna Hula�Veterans Club Candidate; Nancy Susser�Panhellenic Council, Corre "Eugene Onegin," Tiger Rag Staff. for Scout Dating panel Boy prograra. Judy Johns�Wesley Foundation, Psychol sponding Secretary. .Audrey Thomas�Women's Athletic .Associ ogy Club. ation, Director of Intramurals; of assist Recipient � Laura Lannom-Wesley Foundation, Beta Omega Arizona State, Flagstaff Women's Athletic Association Key for out ant vice-president; Psychology Club, Young � in intraraural sports; Norraa Baldridge Esquire Escapades; Democrats Club. standing participation Educa Oraicron Sophoraore of Physical Shrine of Ages Choir; Kappa Carol Ann Newman Club, Cub Outstanding Maloney� tion Club. Gamma; Greek Week Queen. Club. Majors Dean's Who's Maggie Barrientos� List; Mary Frances McCalman�Phi Gamma Nu, Who. reporter. Cook� Oraicron Dorothy Kappa Garama, Jeanie McClurkin�Biology Club, Psychology Treasurer of Junior Class. Club, Wesley Foundation, A.C.E., Alpha Phi Ruth Dorsey� W/io'i Who; Alpha Lambda Delta, Role in "Eugene Onegin," Garama; Delta Pi; Phi Phi; Kappa Kappa University Chorus. Beta Follies Rodeo Kappa A.A.U.W. Award; 1959 Queen. Margaret McCullar�Psi Chi, Panhellenic of Student Evelyn Hill�Treasurer Body; Council, Student Government Association. (Continued from page 2^) Pi. Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Kappa Delta Paula Morton�.A.C.E. W.R.A. Jan McDonald-Secretary of N.E.A., Nell Moses�Tau Forensics Kappa Alpha, tastic using "black lights" with fluores Anita Riner�Shrine of Ages Choir, Es Democrats Club. A.ssociation, Young the Southern cent costumes. This is designed to leave quire Escapades, Honor Board, Carolyn Mullins�.Alpha Larabda Delta, audience breathless. I first saw the Follies Union Gas Scholarship 1959-60. Honor Roll, Dean's List. of Senior Class. six and the was what Dodie Philipian�Secretary Regina Powers�Canterbury Club, A.C.E. years ago singing Sally Williaras�Sigraa Pi Sweetheart. Mahala Ray�Modern Dance Club. stood out in my mind. Oh, how I envied Sandy Wilson�Panhellenic President, Gayle Ross� University Chorus, A.C.E., All- these girls with their friendship and pride Honor Shrine of Ages Choir, Board, Kappa Sing Chairman. in their accomplishment. Delta Pi, Who's Who. Linda Russell� Lambda Delta, Treas Alpha Everyone then breathes a sigh of relief, Toni Bihlimeier�Vice-President of Junior Chi Beta Club, urer; Phi, Secretary; Physics heads for the dorm and sits around into Class. Phi Reporter; Tiger Rag staff; Sigma Epsi the and Shrine of the wee hours discussing good Nancy Blauuw�Delta Phi Alpha, lon Frontier Girl and Sweetheart; Pegis bad of the first I Ages Choir, Corresponding Secretary of Club. qualities performance. must here that the directors M.E.N.C. Melia Saliba�Canterbury Club, Phi Gam say usually Class Phyllis Brooksby�Junior Representa raa Nu. fall into their beds for the first sound Secre tive to Student Council, Playmakers Sandra Simpson�Psychology Club, De Soto sleep they have had in weeks. tary. staff, Jr. Panhellenic, Sr. Panhellenic. On the final night, the stage crew Sandra Playmakers, .Alpha Psi Sandra .Art Club. Dunning� Stobaugh� (made of loyal boy friends) is introduced. Alpha, Junior Advisor to Spurs, Outstanding Student Union, Jacqueline Talley-Baptist The publicity chairman, co-director, and Actress of Year. Stewardship Chairman; Tassel; En Guarde, Al the director are honored with flowers. Carol Lindsay�Cardinal Key, Delta Phi Vice-President. W.R.A., Wrote "Gamma Phi Girls" is then sung to the pha, Shrine of Ages Choir, Kay Tyus-Psychology Club, Art Club, Jr. director and the curtain falls. the winning song for 1959 SONG FEST. Panhellenic. Panhellenic. a the Beta Carol White�Treasurer of Nancy Watts�"Miss Fashion" Runner-LTp, .\fter quick cleaning up, Axe Award. Mary Jo McGrady�Gold Wesley Foundation, Pegis Club. Kappas and their dates head for the .After Vice-President Phyllis Bonney�Playmakers, Corinne Wells�Wesley Foundation, Young Follies Party which is always a success. of Best Actress Award. Club. Playmakers, supporting Democrats Club, Pegis The Mom's Club supplies more than Carolyn Cate�Delta Sigma Phi Sweetheart. Williams�Wesley Foundation, Lynne enough food and a good time is had by Sharon DeGroot�Newman Club. Democrats Club, Club. Young Pegis all. Betsy Geshell-Secretary of Dorm, Secretary Lou Wood� A.C.E., Biology Club. Betty doesn't a Follies? of Junior Class. Why your chapter try Treasurer of Dorm, You'll never be Marie Manterola� Gamma Beta�Gettysburg College sorry. Historian of Oraicron Kappa Gamma, Rodeo Anderson� Delta Club. Jeanette Kappa Epsilon, Phi Theta, Dixie Rogers�Secretary of Student Body. Historian; Alpha Secretary. Helen Phi Beta Dean's Nancy Schall-Cheerleader. Berkey� Kappa, of List, Psi Jenny Martin�Treasurer .A.W.S., Spurs, .Alpha Omega. Sue Bower� of Woraen's .Athletic Assistant Sports Manager of W.R.A. Recipient

THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 69 Directory f�''"''ers International Officers Helen M. Dodge (Mrs. J. V. Ferguson) Died 10-21-37 Grand Council Frances E. Haven C. M. (Mrs. Moss) Died 6-16-37 Grand President-Mrs. C. J. Olsen, 1135 Newport Rd., .-^nn Arbor, E. Adeline Curtis (Mrs. Frank Curtis) Died 1-14-23 Mich. A. Edward . Mary Bingham (Mrs. S. Willoughby) .Died 1-14-16 Alumnce Vice-President-Mrs. H. E. Wittenberg, 1855 Palmas Dr., San Marino, Calif. �"" ^ Collegiate Vice-Presiden�-Mrs. Walter M. Ericson, 10141 W. Nash November 11, 1874, Syracuse University St., Milwaukee 22, Wis. Director of finance�Mrs. C. W. Kenney, 513 Bradford Pkwy., Central Office Syracuse 3, N.Y. Secrefary-Treasurer-Miss Ruth J. Wood, Room 960, 53 W. Jack- Direcfor of Exponsion� Miss Mary T. McCurley, 203 Goodale Rd., son Blvd., Chicago 4, 111. Baltimore 12, Md. Assistants-Mrs. E. L. Mrs. E. H. Mrs. N.P.C. Delegafe-Mrs. Gerald Arnold, 3925 Ave., Phila- Hildebrand, Higgins,' Henry Mario Carli. delphia 29, Pa. Make checks payable to "Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.," Secrefary-Treosurer-Miss Ruth J. Wood, Room 960, 53 W. Jack- and send to Central Office. son Blvd., Chicago 4, 111.

Historian Secretary- Mrs. R. Alton Atkinson, 10 Gamma Phi Beta Foundation N.Y. Massachusetts Bellerose 26, � Mrs. G. M. Simonson, 20 Lorita Ave., Blvd., Presideni Mrs. Charles C. Andrews, 19450 Piedmont 11, Calif. Treosurer�Mrs. Henry Ness, 77 Wallace St., Gloucester Dr., Detroit 3, Mich. Freeport, L.I., N.Y. Vice-Presidenf�Mrs. Henry R. Herold, 736 Traveling Secretary Mrs. C. J. Olsen, Grand President Winston, San Marino, Calif. Mrs. H. E. Alumnae Vice- Secretory�Mrs. Edwin A. 5130 Miss Barbara Partain, 314 Page Rd., Nash Wittenberg, Dupree, President Burr Oak Oklahoma Okla. ville 5, Tenn. Rd., City 5, Mrs. C. W. Kenney, Director of Finance Treasurer�Miss Rtuh E. Ford, 1707 16th Tex. Assistant fo tfie Collegiale Vice-President Miss Alice Lehman, International St., Lubbock, Camp Chairman Mrs. Douglas Manuel, 2119 Oliver Ave. S., Province Directors Minneapolis 5, Minn. NORTH EASTERN REGION fnfernaffona/ Commiffee Chairmen Province I Counselor fo House Corporation Boards Comp� Miss Alice Lehman, 336 Leslie St., Collegiale Direclor�Mrs. John Heaton, 24 S.E., Salem, Ore. Mrs. J. H. Einhouse, 213i/^ South Main Roxbury Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. Convention� Mrs. Arthur St., Karol #1, Moscow, Idaho. C. Hemminger, A/umnce Direcfor� Mrs. Charles F. Payne, 35 1008 S. St. Louis Mo. Berry Rd., 22, Old Mill Rd., Rochester 18, N.Y. The Crescent Housing�Mrs. Houston A. Maddox, 6715 Airline Rd., Dallas 5, Tex. Province II Edifor�Mrs. James J. Marek, Clifton, 111. Magazine� Mrs. Jamcs Myles, 26 Godwin Co//egiafe Direcfor� Mrs. Charles T. Akre, Business Manager� MisS Ruth J. Wood, Lane, St. Louis 24, Mo. 3830 N. Chesterbrook Rd., Arlington 7, Room 960, 53 W. Jackson Blvd., Chi Members/lip-Mrs. Ben T. Blackwell, 4409 Va. cago 4, 111. Tex. AlumncE Direclor�Mrs. Charles G. Cooper, Associate Editor-Mrs. Edward F. Zahour, Wolflin, .Amarillo, 6739 Glenkirk Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. 3 Jacqueline Dr., Downers Grove, 111. Ass'f Members/lip (in charge of State Chair A/umnoe Associate Edifor� Mrs. T. R. Mrs. E. L. Vint, 9319 Vinewood, Nagle men)� EAST CENTRAL REGION stad, Rock Iowa. Dallas 28, Tex. Rapids, Province III Nominoting�Mrs. B. Wade Foster, 4729 Co//egiate Direcfor� Mrs. Guy M. Nearing, Endowmenf-Crescenf Board Clendenin Rd., Nashville 4, Tenn. 221 Curtis Ave., Bowling Green, Ohio. Public Re/ofions-Mrs. Richard C. Hakanson, President-Mrs. H. W. Herland, 2737 As Alumnce Direcfor� Mrs. Daniel R. Curran, 10322 Lake Shore Blvd., Cleveland 8, bury, Evanston, 111. 3161 Essex Rd., Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio. Vice-Presidenf� Mrs. William T. Schroeder, Ohio. 858 E. Longwood Dr., Lake Forest, 111. Pub/icafions� Mrs. Robert B. Thieme, P.O. Province IV Secretory- Mrs. Kirk Holland, Jr., 551 Jack Box 809, 905 W. Crescent Ave., Red- son .Ave., River Forest, 111. lands, Calif. Co//eg/afe Direcfor�Mrs. Allen Rea Wilson, Woods Treosurer- Miss Alice Mulroney, 500 W. Research� Mrs. Victor C. Hornung, 450 N. 1308 Vernier Rd., Grosse Pointe Ban-y, Chicago 13, 111. June St., Los Angeles 4, Calif. 36, Mich. Alumnae Direcfor� Mrs. W. Brandt, Mrs. C. J. Olsen, Grand President Rifua/-Mrs. Harvey K. Watt, 1395 Hill Jcsse 6143 Riverview Dr., 20, Mrs. C. W. Kenney, Director of Finance side Way, El Cajon, Calif. Indianapolis Ind. Scholarship- Miss Olive Stewart, 15 Arling Philanthropy Board ton Ct., Berkeley 7, Calif. WEST CENTRAL REGION Presideni� Mrs. Graeme Reid, Hawthorne Special Gifts-Mrs. Max Gene Nohl, 3494 Province V N. Rd., Essex Fells, N.J. Downer .Ave., Milwauke 11, Wis. Co//egiafe Direcfor� Mrs. Edward J. Distel Vice-Presidenf-Mrs. W. B. Bullock, 1 Hem Sfondords-Mrs. John E. Hynes, Jr., 943 horst, 2030 Deer Path Lane, S.E., Cedar lock Rd., Bronxville, N.Y. Rimrock Rd., Billings, Mont. Rapids, Iowa.

70 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER � 1959 Alumnce Director-Mrs. Vernon Grant, Com A CERTAIN LOOK modore 35th Hotel, & Grand Des � Ave., � You know it when see it. a flair for smartness an Moines 12, Iowa. you Maturity instinctive respect for the legacies of a rich past. These are facets of Province VI leadership and good taste. Director�Mrs. Collegiate Donald Cass, 140 On campus and off, fraternal insignia today has a powerful new Arrowhead Dr., Green Bay, Wis. appeal. Always smart, always in good taste, a stalwart buoy of Alumnce Director�Mrs. W. A. Devereaux, tradition in the tide of 835 Elm St., Winnipeg 9, Man., Can. swirling change. The proud Balfour line has been created for campus style leaders� SOUTHERN REGION are the world's most discriminating market . . . Chapter members Province Vll invited to write for these Balfour aids to gracious chapter living: Collegiate Director�Mrs. Larry Copenhaver, 3109 32nd St., Lubbock, Tex. � Complete illustrated price list of Gamma Phi Beta. A/umnce Direcfor�Mrs. Elliott H. Powers, � Balfour's amazing Blue Book, the finest selection of jewelry, personal and 5407 Candlewood, Houston 27, Tex. chapter accessories and fine gift items ever assembled.

� Balfour �a treasure chest of avt^ard ideas unmatched in Province Vlll Trophy Catalog quality, variety and price alternatives. Collegiale Direclor�Mrs. John R. Kellogg, for 908 S. Rome, Tampa 6, Fla. AND, special needs Alumna Director� Mrs. Warren Traylor, � Balfour ceramic flyer 1811 S.E. 14th St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla! � Knitwear flyer

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Co//egiafe Direcfor�Mrs. Robert Short, 1235 E. 10th St., Okmulgee, Okla. Alumnce Direcfor�Mrs Marius J. Lindloff, 225 Ozark Ave., Fayetteville, Ark.

Province X AIUEBORO Collegiale Direcfor� Mrs. C. Wells Haren, 2106 Washington Ave., Kansas City 2, In Canada�L. G. Balfour Company Ltd. Kan. Montreal and Toronto AlumntB Director-Mrs. John R. Campbell, 324 E. 6th St., Pratt, Kan. OFFICIAL JEWELER TO GAMMA PHI BETA NORTH WESTERN REGION

Province XI Collegiate Direclor-Mrs. John Maxson, 5335 Montview Blvd., Denver 7, Colo. Print change on this form, paste on govern Alumnaa Direclor� Mrs. C. A. Fisher, 2350 S. ment postal card and mail to: Cook, Denver 10, Colo. Gamma Phi Beta Central Office // lamed/ Room 960 Province XII 53 W. Jackson Blvd. Chicago 4, 111. Co//eg/afe Director�Mrs. Lee R. Hansen, 2815 S.E. Bybee, Portland, Ore. Changes must be at Central Office six weeks // to month of to Alumnae Direcfor� Mrs. Sam Whittemore, W. loved? prior publication insure of The Crescent. 607 22nd St., Spokane, Wash. prompt delivery

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Aluranas Province XIV 1 My Chapter Co//egiafe Director�Mrs. Charles L. Repp, ' My Old Address Jr., 603 Bonhill Rd., Los Angeles 29, Calif. Alumnce Direclor�Mrs. Hilding M. Ander son, 2766 Motor Ave., Los Angeles 64, New Calif. [ My Address 1 No. Street

City Zone No. State or Province Gamma Phi Beta Chapter (with chapter mailing addresses)

' '' NORTH EASTERN REGION Beta Tau (B T) Texas Technological College '.V ; V Box 4334, Texas Tech. College, Lubbock, Tex. PROVINCE I

Alpha (A) Syracuse University 803 Walnut Ave., Syracuse 10, N.Y. PROVINCE VIII Delta (A) Boston University 131 Commonwealth Ave., Boston 16, Mass. Alpha Alpha (A A) of Toronto University Alpha Theta (A 9) Vanderbilt Univ Can. 122 St. George St., Toronto 5, Ont., 2411 Kensington PI., Nashville 5, Tenn. Alpha Tau (A T) McGill University Alpha Mu (A M) Rollins College 3472 Montreal 2, P.Q., Canada McTavish, r e B, Strong Hall, Rollins College, Winter Park, Fla. Beta Nu (B of Vermont 381 Main St., Burlington, Vt. N) University Beta Mu (B M) Florida State University 415 W. College Ave., Tallahassee, Fla. Gamma Alpha (P A) Memphis State University Box 154, M.S.U., Memphis 11, Tenn. PROVINCE II

Alpha Pi (A 11) West Virginia University . .425 Spruce St., Morgantown, W.Va. Alpha Upsilon (A T) Penn State University SOUTH CENTRAL REGION Box 283.1, Haller Hall, University Park, Pa. Alpha Chi (A X) College of William and Mary PROVINCE IX r B House, Richmond Rd., Williamsburg, Va. Beta Beta (B B) Univ. of Maryland ..#9 Fraternity Row, College Park, Md. Psi (*) University of Oklahoma 1105 S. College, Norman, Okla. Gamma Beta (P B) Gettysburg College Beta Omicron (B 0) Oklahoma City University r * B, North Dorm, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa. 1821 N.W. 25th St., Oklahoma City 6, Okla. Beta Psi (B *) Oklahoma State Univ. ..302 Cleveland St., Stillwater, Okla.

EAST CENTRAL REGION PROVINCE X

PROVINCE III Sigma (�) University of Kansas 1339 W. Campus Rd., Lawrence, Kan. Phi (*) Washington University Alpha Eta (A H) Ohio Wesleyan University r * B, Women's Bldg., Washington Univ., St. Louis 5, Mo. 24 Winbeth Lane, Delaware, Ohio Alpha Delta (A A) University of Missouri ..808 Richmond St., Columbia, Mo. Alpha Nu (A N) Wittenberg College ..628 Woodlawn Ave., Springfield, Ohio Beta Upsilon (B T) Kansas State University Beta Gamma (B F) Green State University Bowling 1807 Todd Rd., Manhattan, Kan. P * B House, B.G.S.U., Bowling Green, Ohio Beta Chi (B X) Univ. of Wichita 3616 Clough PI., Wichita 14, Kan. Beta Epsilon (B E) Miami University r * B, Box 219, Center Hall, Oxford, Ohio Beta Zeta (B Z) Kent State University 207 E. Main St., Kent, Ohio Beta Xi (B 3) Ohio State University ..1945 Indianola Ave., Columbus 1, Ohio NORTH WESTERN REGION

PROVINCE XI

PROVINCE IV Theta (9) University of Denver ...2280 S. Columbine St., Denver 10, Colo. Pi (n) University of Nebraska 415 N. 16th St., Lincoln 8, Neb. Beta (B) University of Michigan Tau (T) Colorado State University 1 520 S. University Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich. r * B, Rockwell Hall, C.S.U., Ft. Collins, Colo. Alpha Omega (A Q) Univ. of Western Ontario Alpha Phi (A ) Colorado College 639 Talbot St., London, Ont., Can. 38 W. Cache la Poudre St., Colorado Springs, Colo. Beta Delta (B A) Michigan State Univ Beta Rho (B P) University of Colorado 935 16tb St., Boulder, Colo. 342 N. Harrison Rd., East Lansing, Mich. Beta Pi (B II) Indiana State Teachers College r * B, Student Union Bldg., I.S.T.C, Terre Haute, Ind. Beta Phi (B *) Indiana University 1407 E. 10th St., Bloomington, Ind. PROVINCE XII Lambda (A) Univ. of Washington 4529 17th St., N.E., Seattle 5, Wash. Nu (N) University of Oregon 1021 Hilyard St., Eugene, Ore. Elm Idaho WEST CENTRAL REGION Xi (S) University of Idaho 709 St., Moscow, Chi (X) Oregon State College 238 S. 8th St., Corvallis, Ore. Lambda of British Columbia PROVINCE V Alpha (A A) University r * B, Univ. of B.C., Vancouver 8, B.C., Caa Epsilon (E) Northwestern University 640 Emerson St., Evanston, 111. Beta Iota (B I) Idaho State College Idaho Omicron (0) University of Illinois 1110 W. Nevada St., Urbana, 111. Box 51, Turner Hall, Idaho State College, Pocatello, Rho (?) State University of Iowa 328 N. Clinton St., Iowa City, Iowa Beta Sigma (B 2) Washington State College Wash. Omega (0) Iowa State College 318 Pearson St., Ames, Iowa 500 Campus Ave., Pullman, .Mpha Psi (A *) Lake Forest College Lois Durand Hall, Lake Forest College, I^ke Forest, III. Beta Eta (B H) Bradley University 1414 W. Fredonia, Peoria, 111. SOUTH WESTERN REGION

PROVINCE XIII PROVINCE VI Eta (H) University of California 2732 Channing Way, Berkeley 4, Calif. Nev. Gamma (P) University of Wisconsin 270 Langdon St., Madison 3, Wis. Alpha Gamma (A P) University of Nevada ..710 N. Sierra St., Reno, Calif. Kappa (K) Univ. of Minnesota ..311 10th Ave., S.E., Minneapolis 14, Minn. Beta Theta (B 9) San Jose State College ..189 S. llth St., San Jose 12, .\lpha Beta (A B) University of North Dakota 3300 University Ave., Grand Forks, N.D. .Mpha Kappa (-\ K) Univer.sity of Manitoba XIV 330 ^'ale .\ve., Winnipeg, Man., Can. PROVINCE Alpha Omicron (A 0) North Dakota State College Alpha Epsilon (A E) University of Arizona ..1535 East 1st St., Tucson, Ariz. 1259 13th St., N., Fargo, N.D. Alpha Iota (A I) Univ. of Calif, at Los Angeles 616 Hilgard Ave., Los Angeles 24, Calif. Beta Alpha (B A) Univ. of Southern California SOUTHERN REGION 737 W. 28th St., Los Angeles 7, Calif. Beta Kappa (B K) Arizona State University T * B, Ariz. PROVINCE VII Palo Verde Dorm, Wing B, Arizona State University, Tempe, Beta Lambda (B A) San Diego State College .�Mpha Zeta (A Z) University of Texas 2222 Pearl St., Austin 5, Tex. 6123 Montezuma Rd., San Diego 15, Cahf. .\Ipha Xi (A Z) Southern Methodist University Beta Omega (B Q) Arizona State College 3030 Daniels, Dallas 5, Tex. P * B, C.U., Box 105, Arizona State College, Flagstaff, Ariz.

72 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / SEPTEMBER 1 959 Schedule of Officers Duties

' GREEK-LEHER CHAPTERS MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN: Immediately after each formal rushing period, rushing reports due CORRESPONDING SECRETARY: International Membership Chairman, State Merabership Chair calendars to Central Office and By August 1, send eight rushing raan, Collegiate Vice President and Province Collegiate Director If Panhellenic not one to Province Collegiate Director. has yet on Forms #Gl-275a and #Gl-275b. Report on Form #Gl-275c released rushing dates, notify Central Office and Province Collegi is due the International Merabership Chairraan. Continue to ate Director. report each subsequent pledge. By September 15, send eight college calendars to Central Office Order supplies (recoraraendation and investigation blanks, file and one to Province Collegiate Director. and acknowledgraent cards, post rush reports) early each spring By October 1 unless otherwise notified, send Grand President busi for following fall from Central Office. Specify quantity and form ness for consideration at fall council meeting; include business number. for consideration of convention, in fall preceding convention. Immediately after pledging (immediately after opening of college PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRMAN: if pledging is deterred), send lists of chapter merabers and Send list of chapter and individual honors and activities to the pledges (new and holdovers) to Central Office and Province International Public Relations Chairraan with carbon copy to Collegiate Director on Form #Gl-241c and Form #Gl-241d. Province Collegiate Director four tiraes yearly�by October 1, By February 75, send list of chapter members and pledges (new Deceraber 15, February 15 and May 15. Include publicity clippings and holdovers) to Central Office and Province Collegiate Director for International Scrapbook. on Form #Gl-241c and Form #Gl-241d. send Grand President business for consideration By February 25, HISTORIAN: at spring council meeting. Mail annual to International Historian with one Not later than March 25, send name and home address of new typed history carbon to Province Director before close of Membership Chairman to Central Office. Collegiate college year. .As soon as information is available, send eight lists of new chapter officers to Central Office and one list to Province Collegiate ALUMN>E CHAPTERS Director on Form #Gl-241e. Send name and home address of Magazine Chairman to International Magazine Chairman. By October 1, unless otherwise notified, send Grand President busi By May 15, send to Central Office list of chapter members (under ness for consideration at fall council meeting. graduate and alumnas) who have passed away since preceding By October 1, alumnae chapter letters tor December Crescent, in May 15. cluding glossies, due Alumnae Editor, Mrs. T. R. Naglestad. At By July 1, send list of graduates (include raembers who have the end of each chapter letter include name and telephone num dropped out of college) with horae addresses to Central Office ber of raember in your chapter whom alumnae new in the com �and Province Collegiate Director. munity may call. Notify Central Office promptly of raarriages, including the following By January 1, feature articles, glossies and newspaper clippings inforraation: (1) maiden name, (2) husband's name, (3) old ad for March Crescent due Editor, Mrs. Marek. dress, (4) new address, (5) chapter, (6) college numeral. By January 1, send to Central Office Alumnse Chapter Payment Send to Central Office, in odd years, acknowledgment of volume Report, Form #A-225a, covering philanthropy, alumnae, and con of bound copies of The Crescent as soon as it is received. Use vention entertainment taxes, annual dues, and life subscription postal card in volume. and life membership payments. These payments may be raade any time during the fiscal year, August 1 through July 31; however, TREASURER: chapters are considered delinquent if partial payments are not paid MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO GAMMA PHI BETA SORORITY, by January 1. INC. By February 15, send 1 copy each of the Alumnae Chapter Presi Pre-initiation and final fees due in Central Office within two weeks dent's Report and Merabership Book to the Aluranae Vice President following pledging and initiation. and 1 copy each to Province Alumnae Director. By November 1, annual audit due DIRECTOR OF FINANCE, at By February 20, alumnae chapter letters for May Crescent, including her home address. glossies, due Alumnas Editor, Mrs. T. R. Naglestad. By December 1, due Central Office: first installment ot International By February 25, send Grand President business for consideration dues, $7.50 for bound Crescents and subscriptions to Banta's at spring council raeeting. Greek Exchange and Fraternity Month, and Convention Enter Not later than March 25, send name and address of meraber re tainment Tax. sponsible tor rushing recommendations during the suramer to By March 1, due Central Office: second installment of International Central Office. dues. As soon as information is available, send seven lists of new chapter Fiscal year begins August 1, ends July 31. All dues paid between officers to Central Office and 1 each to Province Collegiate Director those dates shall apply to the current fiscal year unless otherwise and Province Alumnae Director on Form #A-222b. Send name and specified. address of Magazine Chairman to International Magazine Chair man. SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN: By May 1, send to International Historian the chapter history for Within one month after official release of send to Interna data, the preceding year written by the retiring President. tional and Scholarship Chairman Province Collegiate Director By May 15, send to Central Office list of members who have passed on Form N.P.C. academic honors, ^Gl-290b, comparative rating, away since preceding May 15. Include married and maiden name individual grade averages, etc. and Greek-letter chapter. By June 15, features and for Crescent due PLEDGE DIRECTOR: glossies September Editor, Mrs. Marek. Prior to pledging, order Pledge Manuals frora Central Office. Immediately after pledging, order song books from Central Office. HOUSE CORPORATIONS: By March 15, send Pledge Manual revisions to International Chair November 1, annual audit due Director of Finance. man of Publications. By

CRESCENT CORRESPONDENT: SCHEDULE OF CRESCENT SUBSCRIPTIONS: for December tor March Crescent By October 1, issue; January 1, issue; subscriptions must be received in Central Office at least for February 20, tor May issue; June 15, Septeraber issue; glossies, two weeks before mailing list deadhnes as shown here, it they features, honors due Editor, Mrs. Marek. are to begin with the next issue: August 1-September Crescent; letter due Mrs. Marek for March issue. By January 1, chapter Do November 1-December Crescent; February 1-March Crescent; not send chapter letter for other issues. April 1-May Crescent. Postmajter: Pleaje send notice of Undeliverable copies on Form 3579 to Gamma Phi Beta, 53 West Jackson Blvd. Chicago, Illinois.

L^reed of Ljamma j-^^ki 15eLa

Gamma Phi Beta from the past has given A heritage that makes a fuller life. Gamma Phi Beta in the present bids Us strive for lasting values and ideals. Gamma Phi Beta in the days to come Will prove tliat fundamentals can endure. Therefore we shall embody in our lives The truths that make for finer womanhood.

Once more we pledge a loyalty that means .Adherence to all true and noble things; \ learning that enriches all our days With magic gold that is forever ours; A labor that each hour will glorify The simple, common task, the common cause; A love that will be strong and great enough To compass and to pity all the world.

<=-Lot/e, <=Labor, cJ,earnina, c>LoiAaltu � LJur Creed

I will try this day to live a simple, sincere and serene life, repelling promptly every thought of discontent, anxiety, discouragement, impurity, self-seeking; cultivating cheer fulness, magnanimity, charity and the habit of holy silence; exercising economy in expenditure, generosity in giving, carefulness in conversation, diligence in ap pointed service, fidelity to every trust and a child-like faith in God.