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**Howpiii| ^?s?^;:. we wave' On the cover: 58th Conclave Opens Pledge ISfotes! Your On Highest of Allegiance � Hitting a clear high C that "C" for Confidence�Grand to with a President Karen Wander Kline (Iowa State) opened the fond salute to these symbolic first general assembly of Nashville's "Sing Out Gamma flags bearing emblems of our Phi" convention. Sorority and its Foundation. "For this biennium/' she pointed out, "Gamma Phi Re-affirm your fidelity by Beta adopted the slogan 'Going Great to 78.' Today I can being a dues-paying partici report we are great in '78!" pant in Sorority programs this This remark served as the prelude to what was a fall � both Greek Letter and unique Grand President's message� a slide presentation. Alumnae.� The Staff Through this medium, Mrs. Kline answered some very basic "What is Gamma Phi Beta? does it Cover questions: Why design: exist? How is it It continued with for Chris Drees organized?" plans (Washington-St. the future � how will be and evalu Louis) they implemented ated. In the process, she struck these strong chords: � Gamma Phi Beta is a sisterhood of women whose

Editor-in-Chief � purpose is to develop the highest type of womanhood Geraldine Epp Smith through individual growth and development. In order 300 N/lansion House, for Gamma Phi Beta to be the best that it can be, we must Apt. 1501 encourage each member to become the very best she can St. Louis, MO 63102 be. Gamma Phi Betas are not merely human beings, they are human Alumnae Editor becomings. � Education is not just something we acquire dur Kristin Brandt Riske ing college days; it continues for a life time. Through 2308 15th Street alumnae chapter activities and programs. Gamma Phi Alamogordo, NM 88310 Beta continues to provide opportunities through life to Collegiate Editor stimulate intellectual growth. � Mary Agnes Welsh Service is our opportunity to share with our com 1931 Prairie Square, munity and country a portion of what we have received. Apt. 227 Through our many and varied philanthropies. Gamma Schaumburg, IL 60195 Phi Betas have given to others. In the 1976-77 year, Greek Letter and Alumnae chapters gave more than Business JVIanager $85,000 and countless hours to various endeavors. Mary M. Moxley � The Gamma Phi Beta Foundation also has given Central Office generously: $28,000 in scholarships, fellowships and grants-in-aid; 520 disadvantaged girls enjoyed rich camping experiences at Denver and Vancouver. Local THE CRESCENT Green-Letter and Alumnae chapters sponsored camp Volume 78 Number 3 ships for 25 additional children. Fall, 1978 � During the last biennium, a regional collegiate consultant program was adopted � one woman assigned exclusively to each of four geographic regions. � Gamma Phi Beta has had two building projects in the last two Beta Chi at Wichita State THE CRESCENT is published quar years. Chapter terly in Fall, Winter, Spring and Sum moved into a new lodge and ground was broken for mer by the Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, Delta lota's new home at Purdue. It is scheduled for 630 Green Bay Road, Kenilworth, IL completion in fall. 60043. Printed in the USA. by the � The a of Dixon Publishing Co. Dixon. IL. Sec Sorority began program professional ond class postage paid at Kenilworth. leadership training in 1970. It continues with this con IL. and additional mailing offices. vention. Chapter development is its goal. Chapter devel opment can be used to resolve challenges, recruit new POSTMASTER: Please send notict members and improve collegiate/alumnae relations. Fol of undeliverable copies on Form 3579 lowing our Seattle Convention, the International Chap to Gamma Phi Beta. Box 310, Kenil ter Development Committee was changed to include a worth, IL 60043 chairman for alumnae and one for collegians. Now a third has been added � to research and develop complete SUBSCRIBERS: Send changes of programs on for use both and address, notices of marriages and specific topics by collegiate alumnae deaths to Gamma Phi Beta Central chapters. � Office, Box 310. Kenilworth, IL 60043. Recruitment of new memb>ers is essential. To a ,,<**%^ f>-.

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YOUR NEW GRAND COUNCIL FOR 1978-80 (from left): Grand President Karen Wander Kline (Iowa State), Director of Finance Mary Jane Hipp Misthos (Colorado College), Alumnae Vice President Ann Mullen Bronsing (Indiana State), Director of Expansion Leonite Selzer Moore (Southern Methdist), NPC Delegate Gloria Swanson Nelson (Oklahoma), Collegiate Vice President Ruth Donlon Lowell (California State- Long Beach), and Executive Secretary-Treasurer Mary M. Moxley (Northwestern). collegiate chapter that means rush. To an alumnae initiates has just been completed. group, it means attracting Gamma Phi Betas who are not � Pledge development may he the most significant involved and potential alumnae initiates. Recruitment is activity of the Sorority. The education each pledge re a year-round public relations program for the Sorority to ceives affects the future growth of the chapter. Pledges grow. During the biennium, the Alumnae Vice Presi are our lifeblood. dent Elizabeth Sloan Phillips (Washington-St. Louis) � Feedback from within Gamma Phi Beta comes compiled A Membership Recruitment and Retention from alumnae support and involvement. Long after Manual and a revision of training materials for alumnae college days are over, there is an endless wealth of asso-

"Man on Second''

In sorority house lingo, the cry "man on second" serves as a warning that a male guest or worker is ascending the stairs. In Nashville, that visitor to the second floor was Bill Meyer, behavioral psychologist from Bellevue, WA. He conducted five intensive leadership sessions during the convention. Bill explained four questions each chapter must ask itself: Where are we now? What is our goal? Why do we need this? How do we achieve it? Wanting to achieve the goal, believing it can be achieved and expecting that it will be are the three neces sary steps for goal realization, Bill said. He added that expecting a goal to be realized is the key to both per sonal and chapter success. He also pointed out that without stress in our lives there will not be any growth. The key is to develop positive stress and to eliminate negatives.

FALL, 1978 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 3 Third and Final Business Session Per the Nominating Committee's slate, Mrs. Kline Other Election Results and Ruth Donlon Lowell (California State-Long Beach) were reaffirmed as Grand President and Collegiate Vice President. Leonite Seltzer Moore (Southern Methodist) Nashville delegates re-elected all members of the Endow ment Loan Board: Patricia Denton (Oklahoma City), Jac was reelected Director of Expansion and Gloria Swan quelyn Hilger Graves (Southern Methodist), Diane Dross son Nelson (Oklahoma) was switched from Director of Nichols and Ruhl O'Neill (Indiana). (Indiana), Judy Finance to National Panhellenic Delegate. New to Grand They also elected six members from different areas of the Council are Ann Mullen (Indiana), Alumnae country to serve on the International Nominating Committee Bronsing Misthos for the 1980 Convention. Second name listing for each area Vice President; and Mary Jane Hipp (Colorado represent the alternates. College), Director of Finance. Eastern Section: Sheila Gallagher Sullivan (Penn State) Delegates to the 58th convention charged Grand and Dorothy Roberts Matheson (Boston). Council with these for the next biennium: East Central Section: Janis Raines Abernathy (Florida goals of more effective State) and Julia Terry Templeton (Southern Methodist). That in the interest organization North Central Section: Jacqueline Reid Allee (Michigan) and communication, 1) written comunication h>etween and Margaret Kimpel Leddick (Minnesota). Central office and collegiate chapters be improved; 2) West Central Section: Godbold Briscoe Margaret that each make full use of the Crescent Commutii- (Southern Methodist) and Maxine Leverett Trager (South chapter and a the location of all ern Methodist). que; 3) map showing Sorority Soutti Central Section: Mary Babbitt Bilby (Arizona) and chapters be prepared each biennium. Janne Calloway Hayds (California State-San Diego). That in the interest of increased cooperation be Western Section: Diane Conrad (Idaho) and Elna Kay tween alumnae and collegians, 1) all shall cooperate in Magnusson Dimock (Idaho). implementation of new dues and fees plan; 2) use and value of endorsements be reexamined by alumnae and collegians with special emphasis on collegiate needs; alumnae chapters should increase their participation in collegiate activities and development. That in the interest of growth through self evalua tion, 1) a Conventioneers Committee be appointed to evaluate the 1978 and future conventions; 2) evaluation ciations and experiences to be enjoyed. Panhellenics pro of future convention sites be made Grand 3) vide feedback from the Greek community. Through a cli by Council; be reviewed Grand mate of cooperation, understanding and harmony, the order of convention program by alumnae and college Panhellenics aid in strengthening Council; and 4) an Ad Hoc Committee be appointed to review international award criteria and to Grand member groups. report � Public relations is doing something worthwhile Council. and telling others about it. Good public relations begins That in the interest of further growth, expansion with each Gamma Phi Beta. From individuals, it extends efforts in the Southern and Northeastern regions be sup to families, universities, communities, other Greeks, pro ported. That it affirm the resolutions from the spective members� the world at large. incomplete 57th convention "Where do we want to be in '80?" asked Mrs. Kline. regarding 1) updating yet outstanding manuals; and 2) the Ad Hoc Committee to "You will tell us through the resolutions adopted here at continuing this convention." study the relocation of Central Office. "What is Gamma Phi Beta?" she concluded. "It's The final session ended on three very happy notes: more than a it's an for each and sorority, opportunity � The Carnation Award was to Helen of us." presented everyone Jane Rehlke Wamboldt (Northwestern-Minnesota), former radio and band singer and now a leader in Dallas civic and community affairs.

Second Business Session � Elizabeth Wheeler Olson (Michigan) a former Grand President, was named to the Sorority's Honor Reports of the Nominating and Resolutions Com Roll for many outstanding acts of service to the Sorority. mittees were a feature of this assembly. But the news (More on these convention VIP's in the next issue of The came in the discussion and of in the passage changes by Crescent.) laws. All were passed including a controversial but one to restructure the collection of memt)er- unavoidable � Randi Guerra, vice president of the Denver fees. To avoid conflict with IRS and to ship protect Alumnae, extended an invitation to the 59th Interna voted a Sorority tax exemptions, delegates change. tional Convention to he held in Denver, CO, in June, Earnest Dobler McDonald (Northwestern), By- 1980. Laws Chairman, played an important role at this session. Similarly did the Nominating Committee Chairman, With the reading of the Mentor's Report from Delta Mary Jane Brown Monnig (Washington-St. Louis), and Delta Chapter (California-State-Fullerton) and the clos the Research Chairman, Virginia Forsythe Vint (Mis ing scriptures, Mrs. Kline declared the assembly souri). adjourned.

4 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1978 A UNIQUE GATHERING

"Who would have thought more than 500 would come Beverly Cummings Adams (Colorado State), Foun here in the summertime!" remarked one amazed mem dation executive vice-president, presided over the eve ber of the Nashville Convention Committee. An unex ning's program dedicated to the organization's camping pectedly large number of Gamma Phi Betas registered at and scholastic activities. And subsequent announce nearby motels� then showed up unannounced for the ments made news: weekend activities. � a scholarship honoring Ruth B. Fox (North So many unexpected "lady callers" was only the western) has been endowed by the Evanston Alumnae. first of happenings that made the Nashville conference The first recipient will be named for the 1979-80 school Here are more unique. examples: year. � It was � the first dedicated to the memory of an in a one-time $1,000 scholarship was awarded in Luker dividual�Betty Haverfield (). She was Mrs. Haverfield's memory. the only Grand President to die in office. Members of her � the Foundation paid special tribute to the Denver family were special convention guests. They came pri Camp Board for 53 years of loyal service. It also was re for the traditional marily Memorial Service at which vealed that the Colorado camp site has been closed. New Mrs. Haverfield was out for a singled special eulogy. directions for the Foundation's camp program will be � It was a convention that saw the leader of announced shortly. another sorority� Betty Mullins Jones, Pan Judy Graham (Oklahoma), International Philan hellenic Delegate� as guest speaker for the traditional thropy Chairman, presented awards to the following Panhellenic luncheon. So what made this unique? Mrs. chapters for their philanthropic efforts: Alumnae- Jones left her own sorority convention in Florida to fly to Omaha, Denver, North Virginia, Vancouver and Nashville. Afteward, she flew right back. Houston; Collegiate� Indiana, Colorado State, Oklaho � It saw the revival of two convention traditions ma, California State-Fullerton, and Kansas. after a long absence from the scene: the singing of the blessing at every meal and an afternoon designated for On the Hit Parade play. In the latter case, conventioneers had their choice Use of song titles was not confined to mealtimes between a performance of Grand Ole Opry or a visit to such as "Tie A Yellow Ribon" for Friday's program on Andrew Jackson's home. The Hermitage. It was one of Sorority expansion. They for the few times conventioneers braved the near 100 degree prevailed workshops. Ap propriately, leadership conferences were entitled "Won't temperatures. Othewise, most were content to stay with You Come Back, Bill "We Want You" -alum in the air-conditioned Hyatt Regency. Meyer?"; nae recruitment; "Home on the Range" for an HCB ses "Consider Yourself At Home" sion; "Write Me A Letter" for membership recommen dations; and "Drink To Me Only With Thine for There were several surprises in store when the Eyes" alcohol and visitation. more musical tie-ins were Nashville Alumnae welcomed conventioneers to the Many made with Gamma Phi Beta Sing Out's opening banquet. Though decreed "infor programs. mal," guests were none the less startled when officers "Welcome To Our World" and project chairmen of the Gamma Phi Beta Founda tion took their places on stage wearing T-shirts. But Addressing Gamma Phi Betas and their Nashville these were special shirts indeed . . . red with the Foun Panhellenic guests. Alpha Phi's Mrs. Jones said, "Heal dation logo in white. (They were featured at the Conven thy competition and mutual respect can do much for the tion Boutique and are now for sale by mail.) Greek system. When we are separated from the flame of Thunderous applause greeted these officers and competition and the warmth of unity, we will die." other head table guests. These included Convention She likened the strength of Panhellenic to an indi Chairman Lucille Corkran Nabors (Vanderbilt) and vidual's personal health. And, she stressed, "Every Nashville Alumnae President Bonnie Hager Daume obstacle to rushing forms a clot in the Greek (also Vanderbilt) . In inviting conventioneers to consider bloodstream. Any rules that prevent girls from pledging themselves at home, they explained the beautiful silk iris cut our Ufeline." used as table centerpieces: the iris is the Tennessee state "Everyone needs something� something to do, to flower. love, to hope for," Mrs. Jones concluded. "We should

FALL, 1978 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 5 who wants to be hope we can offer a place to every girl part of the Greek system." "The Saints Go Marching On"

. . after Workshop after workshop . appointment for offi appointment with the convention photographer

... fashion cial Province delegation pictures an up-beat

...... the "Hee Haw" show . . . Honors night party built to a Grand Ole Opry . . � and so the convention up stirring crescendo: the Pink Carnation banquet. in No surprises here. It was beautifully traditional

� wished. Con every respect just as everyone Collegiate of a Car sultant Jeannette Stoll sang "In the Heart Pink Helen Wam nation" . . . Carnation Award recipient boldt held the audience spellbound with her message

. . . new officers received "May the Circle be Unbroken" Cir their appropriate badges . . . and, finally, the Mystic cle. The count-off numbered 513. will "Memories, memories" . . . those of Nashville live in the hearts of 1978 conventioneers. long '

. . . "Climb taken A Now the theme must change Every "HOLD MY CAMERA while I have my picture frequent 1980! occurence. Mountain" ... to Denver in

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THE CONVENTION OFFICE was a beehive of activity throughout the week. Here Convention Chairman Lucille Corkran Nabors (Nashville) confers with committee workers on the next scheduled event. At right, she meets with Catherine Guthrie Lindauer (Iowa State), chairman of the Denver Convention in 1980.

BEHIND THE SCENES AT NASHVILLE

RETIRING NPC DELEGATE Marjorie Speidel Lundin (Washington) served as toastmistress for the Panhellenic Luncheon and presented Panhellenic Awards to chapter representatives (from left): Marti Moore for Oregon State; Katherine Livesay for , an honorable mention; and Cindy Lee Partain for Bowling Green.

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PRESIDENT Karen Wander Kline and other Foundation officers proudly wore T-shirts with their the heart-inspired logo to opening ) banquet. '^J ALPHA PHI'S Betty Mullins Jones left her Florida convention to address our Conven n.m tion's Panhellenic luncheon.

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DISPLAYS and the Convention Boutique attracted many convention delegates during non business hours.

FALL, 1978 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 7 Wishes Granted And Earned

In keeping with the Convention's musical theme, the HONORS BANQUET TOASTMISTRESS-Allison Lon Honors was entitled "When You don Smith (Missouri), a member of the Sorority's Awards Banquet appropriately Committee. Wish Upon A Star." But it took much more than wishing to make the dream of an award come true. It took hard work. All awards were truly earned. Allison London Smith (Missouri) proved the perfect banquet toastmistress. Aware of the mounting ex citement in the ballroom, Allison waved extraneous remarks and kept the award presentations on a fast-paced course. She was rewarded by squeals of delight and tears of joy throughout the eve ning. In a unique convention first, representatives of the award-winning chapters were presented with gold stars for each member in attendance. These were attached to name tags and provoked many post-event conversations. Other delegates were able to learn, first hand, what it takes to be a winner.

Left: CLARA WORDEN AWARDS for increased alumnae chapter membership during the last biennium went to Platteville, Wl, Jerilyn Flatz () accepting; Minneapolis-St. Paul, Marjorie Anderson Adams (Minnesota); and Vancouver, Susan Rapanos (British Columbia). The award is named for the Sorority's first pledge. MEMBERS OF COLORADO'S BETA RHO happily accepted Grand Council's Award for Gracious Living. From left: Jeannette Stoll, Kath leen Schrader and Stacie Lehner.

CHAPTER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS to (from left) Beta Psi (Oklahoma State), Monica Amis accepting; Alpha Upsilon (Penn State), Lynn Dailey; Lambda (Washington), Kathy O'Connor; and Delta Delta (California State), Cheryl Markel.

8 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1978 outstanding alumnae chapters in two CANADA'S ^n^^c^ro � S�f^^^"1� K'l categories: Non- OUTSTANDING CHAPTER O'Connor Whitted during the last biennium� f^H^fo ^i �11 u"":�"l^^?'r!^^"^y (Nebraska), and Hawaii, Jean Alpha Alpha at Anderson Allard (Washington), Province III Alumnae Director, the of Toronto. accepting. Sponsoring chap- University Accepting, Kathy ers: Oklahoma City, Tanya Williams Deen (Texas); St. Dorey. Louis, Dorothy Allen Drees IWash-

^�'' in i/!5f*'^'^I 'i^'^^�?^ consistency reporting and best features went to (from left) ^^^^^ Draths accepting; Omega-Iowa Deb r�nn?r; State, Holbrook Lincoln"-incoin aiumnae,Akimnae Lynn Mortensen; St. Louis Alumnae, Dorothy Allen Drees.

1 978 FALL, THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA THE SORORITY'S COVETED Mary A Bingham Award for overall chapter excel lence went to Nebraska. Kimberly Osborne proudly accepted.

McCORMICK MEDALLIONS for individual and chapter participation in campus and com munity activities were awarded in two categories, according to campus size. Below 12,000 enrollment (from left): William and Mary, Margaret Littlejohn accepting; Southern Methodist, Wishes... and Iowa Del Holbrook. Mary Alice Collins. Over 12.000: Oklahoma, Pam Martin State.

FOR THE SECOND TIME in a row, Vander PHILADELPHIA NORTH SUBURBAN became the third alumnae chapter to move into the bilt's Alpha Theta Chapter received the Effi Sorority's "Hall of Fame." Obviously elated by the honor was the chapter delegate (left) Julie ciency Award. Happily accepting. Karen Hill Flinchburg (Penn State) and Deborah Foulsham Freisheim (Penn State), PCD for Prov Keyes. ince II.

ADDITIONAL ALUMNAE AWARDS FOR CHAPTER DEVELOPMENT: Lincoln, Lynn Field Mor tensen (Nebraska) accepting, and Oklahoma City, Tanya Williams Deen (Texas). EVENING COLLEGIATE-ALUMNAE RELATIONS based on communications, rapport and STARS cooperation went to four Greek Letter chapters and sponsoring alumnae groups: XI (Idaho) � Moscow Alumnae, Diane Frisch and Gayle Carter Stockton accept (not pictured) ing; Beta Epsilon (Miami) � Oxford Crescent Circle, Marcia Davis and Pat Hopkins Gordon accepting; Gamma Phi (Auburn) � Birmingham Alumnae, Julie Muckelrath and Elise Berthon representatives; and Delta Theta (California state Polytechnic)� San Luis Obispo Crescent Circle, Lucy Thoms and Patrice Kershav^/ accepting.

10 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL, 1978 Perfect Scholar on "A' List

Denise Rainwater (Texas Tech) is ap propriately called "the perfect schol ar." Having maintained a 4.0 for her entire college career (1973-77), she heads a list of 64 Gamma Phi Betas named to the prestigious "A" List for the 1976-77 school year. Like the others, Denise has received a crested charm in tribute to her scholastic achievement. Members of this "A" List are: Province II

William and Mary (Alpha Chi) � Maryanne Sorensen*, Doris Scheffel Province III Miami (Beta Epsilon)� Victoria Arceci SEVEN CHAPTERS WERE RECOGNIZED FOR SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE during the last biennium GPA or their Kentucky (Gamma Omicron) � Jane (3.0 better). Accepting for chapters (from left): Jane Driessen, Omicron-lllinois; Sandy Smith, Sigma-Kansas; Susan Rapanos, Alpha Elizabeth Chenault* Connell, Lambda-British Columbia; Lynda Slaughter, Alpha Omega-Western Ontario; Mary Province IV Alice Collins, Alpha Xi-Southern Methodist; Charia Jones, Beta Omicron-Oklahoma Purdue (Delta Iota)� Carol Ann Con City; and Pam Fitzke, Gamma Kappa-Kearney State. ner, Mary Elizabeth Craig Province V Northwestern (Epsilon) � Francie Carver, Lisa Hendricksen, Karen In the Trenkler (Omicron)� Amy Forsythe SCHOLASTIC Province Vll Texas (Alpha Zeta) � Laura Moore SPOTLIGHT Southern Methodist (Alpha Xi) -Kathy Fickenscher, Suzanne Fiederlein, Lori Griffith, Diane Norton, Anita Ransdell, Marianne Seller, Linda Foreman Province VIM Right: GAMMA PHI BETA'S HIGH Auburn (Gamma Phi)� Vicky Busby EST SCHOLASTIC HONOR, the Province IX Chancellor E. O. Haven Award, went to Nebraska and St. Louis University. Oklahoma (Psi)� Jane Winston, Jeret- They tied with a 3.24 GPA. Accepting ta Wilson were Kim Osborne for Pi Chapter, Ne Oklahoma City (Beta Omicron) � braska, and Nora McLaughlin for Becky Seip, Sharon Shaw* Gamma Tau, St. Louis University. Texas Tech (Beta Tau) � Debbie Robertson, Denise Rainwater*** Province X Colorado College (Alpha Phi)� Coqui Kearney State (Gamma Kappa) � Kansas Gretchen Schmidt (Sigma)� Murry, Melonie Dickinson, Linda Gayle Lee, Pam Robinson � Jill IVIissouri Delta) Brown, � (Alpha Hare, Patti Freudenburg, Lori Randa, Drake (Gamma Upsilon) Patricia Maria Krause Taffy Bond, Jennie Bails, Julie Red- Pellitier, Margaret Teague, Ann Kansas State Crista (Beta Upsilon)� dan, Sally Owens, Lisa Radetsky, Zoucha Clark, Cindy Corbin Marne Jensen, Ann Burnett Province XVI Wichita � Melodie (Beta Chi) Parcel*, Province XIV California State-Fullerton (Delta

Anne Milner � Arizona (Alpha Epsilon) Debbie Wick Delta)-Claire Hinkel, Cheryl Markel St. Joan Tau)� � Louis (Gamma Soden, Northern Arizona (Beta Omega) Lin Judy Wehlig da Jacobson Province Xi Province XV If names are from this it � missing Rho) Laura Marie list, Colorado (Beta � Nebraska (Pi) Merilee Carlson*, could be because your chapter schol Brown Diane Korinek*, Kim Chase, Sandy arship chairman failed to send in the Huber, Marian Lucas scholarship report. "Please check," � Those so de-signated were on the Iowa (Rho)� Julia Johnson*, Cathryn says Peggy Larson Stromer, Interna 1975-76 "A" List. Taylor* tional Scholarship Chairman.

FALL, 1 978 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / Strawllats &> Howd^r. Music, music, music! Hand-slapping, foot-stamping music! It was "Hee Haw" Saturday Night In Nashville� a great prelude to Sunday's Opryland visit. In accordance with tradition, nearly 6(X) guests tucked fronaone to 18 pink carnations (one for each convention attended) in a hat indicative of the host area� in this case a "Minnie Pearl" white straw complete with pink satin streamers and a $1.95 price tag. Many first-timers, limited to one flower, made up for it with coun try freckles. From extemporaneous musical offerings by the "stage struck" to the presentation of awards, the evening ran its hilarious course� climaxed by a snake dance through the dining room. Partici pants were limited to those with five or more pink carnations in their hats. It was convention's true fun time!

SPECIAL GUESTS at the Hee Haw and sev eral other convention events included mem bers of the family of the late Betty Luker Haverfield. Shown here are her husband. Bob, and daughter Judy Haverfield Beaupre (Missouri), who also represented the Rochester, N.Y. Alumnae. Son David also was there.

Upper left MINNIE PEARL, TAKE HEED! Marian Corley Hulsey (Oklahoma) did a fan tastic job as toastmistress for the Hee Haw party. She also led the parade of Confirmed Conventioneers and presented magazine sale awards � several of which were picked up by Peggy Cook Evans. Greater Kansas City Alumnae.

Left SALLY ERIKSON LEWIS (Bradley), In ternational Public Relations Chairman, handed out awards galore � for scrapbooks, newsletters and public relations. HEE HAW NIGHT AWARDS Song Awards: Humorous � Peggy Lewis (Lehigh) Serious � Antoinette Lebel (California-Irvine) Original � Ann Marie Molenar (Idaho) Scrapbooks: Alumnae� Greater Kansas City, first; St. Louis, second. Collegiate (smaller) � Memphis State, first, Oklahoma City. Collegiate (larger) � Illinois, first, Texas Tech. Alumnae Newsletters: St. Louis, first; Colorado Springs, second. Public Relations: Drake, first; Washington State, second. WHAT Magazine Sales: THEY LACKED in carnations, they made up for with freckles� first time conven tioneers Dana Hooks and Linda Roberts State). 1975-76� Largest dollar production (Memphis (alumnae) � Greater Kansas City and St. Louis; (collegiate) Purdue Wf^ and Nebraska. Largest dollar � increase (alumnae)� Wichita and Greater Kansas City; (collegiate) V J Nebraska and Oklahoma State. *'1 Largest dollar per capita '-"^''M ^ (alumnae) � Beverly-Westwood and � J Rochester, N.Y.; (collegiate) � Purdue and California State-Long ^^^^^H Beach. 1976-78� Largest dollar production (alumnae)� Greater Kansas City and Dallas; (collegiate) � Purdue and Oklahoma State. Largest dollar increase (alumnae) � Greater Kansas City and Tulsa; hi^^^^^ (collegiate) � Purdue and Indiana. Left: WITH 1 8 PINK CARNATIONS on her bonnet, Gwen Bolden Riggs of Des Moines was the Largest dollar per capita most confirmed of Confirmed Conventioneers. (alumnae) � Philadelphia West Center: HEE HAW was a camerawoman's camera Suburban and Rochester; delight Note here, another caught West Ontario's loveliest. (collegiate) � Purdue and Oklahoma City. Right: ST.LOUIS DELEGATES showed civic pride by adding replicas of their famed "Gate way to the West" arch to the top of their hats. Representative: Janis Smith (Washington-St. Louis).

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FALL, 1978 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 13 Grand Council Appointees A new Editor for The Crescent is among the first appointees of the new Grand Council elected at Nashville. Also on the list, a PAD, a chapter development chairman; four Collegiate Consultants� those very special young women who serve as the Sorority's Ambassadors on Campus; and fi nally, ten Graduate Counselors who will serve Greek chapters while continuing their advanced education. Here are the details:

CRESCENT EDITOR

Kris Brandt Riske (Wyoming) Kris Brandt Riske (Wyoming), former Crescent Alumnae Edi tor, has been named Editor-in- Chief to succeed Geraldine Epp Smith (Missouri). Jerrie, who served in the post four years, re signed due to the pressures of GRAND COUNCIL HAS SELECTED TEN her other full-time job. GRADUATE COUNSELORS to provide live- in support tor Greek Letter chapters wtiile Kris holds a B.A. in Broad personally pursuing ttieir studies for master casting and a M.A. in Journal degrees. They are, from left, front row: ism. Her Leslie Koepke (Kansas State) to Florida past journalistic expe State's Beta Mu, Donna Szuba (William and rience includes the posts of Mary) to Maryland's Beta Beta, Lisa Chee (California to advertising manager for Kag- State-Irvine) UCLA's Alpha lota, and Karen Hedine to In Des rela (Washington) in's, Moines; public diana's Beta Phi. Back rov^f, from left: Karma tions writer for the State of Burford (Iowa) to Texas' Alpha Zeta, Col Wyoming's Department of En leen Sweeney (Washington State) to Arizo na State's Beta Kappa, Maureen Sigler vironmental Quality, Chey (Mankato) to North Dakota State's Alpha enne; and layout editor of the Omicron, Elizabeth Maize (West Virginia) to of Brand William and Mary's Alpha Chi, Debbie University Wyoming's Jones (Colorado College) to Kentucky's ing Iron. Gamma Omicron, and Annemarie Polak She's a member of the Society (California State-Irvine) to at California State-Long Beach. of Professional Journalists (Sig ma ); Phi Deta Epsilon, journalism honorary; and the American Association of Uni versity Women. Husband, Phil, also is in the field. A former TV anchorman Right: JONETTE CROWLEY (Colorado), a in Des Moines, he's now affili University of Missouri graduate counselor for the two ated with a radio station in past years, has been named In ternational Chapter Development Programs where the Alamogordo, NM, Chairman. She graduated this year from couple make their home. Missouri with a master's degree in business administration. -Prto?o by Laura Jackson (Missouri)

14 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL, 1978 PROVINCE ALUMNAE DIRECTOR

Patricia Davies Newcombe (Washington-St. Louis) has a long and dedicated allegiance to Gamma Phi Beta which began as rush chairman and president of Phi Chapter, then immediately grew as corresponding secretary, vice president and president of the St. Louis Alumnae. Now residing in Minneapolis, Pat has served Kappa Chapter as rituals advisor and held many offices in the Minneapolis-St. Paul Alumnae. These have included president and Panhellenic delegate. Named to the Sorority's Merit Roll in 1975, she also was social chairman for the Minneapolis Convention. Pat and her husband, Jim, are the parents of five children and so, understanda bly, Pat has been active in youth programs. She is a past PTA president and was a Girl Scout leader for nine years. She's also been on the board of the Greater Min neapolis Girl Scout Council and received their Thanks Badge, the highest adult honor. Pat Davies Newcombe For the past four years, Pat has worked in Special Service classes for learning- (Washington- St. Louis) disabled first and second grade students in her local school district. She is cur rently attending Metropolitan State University and serving an internship in the Development Department of the Metropolitan Medical Center in Minneapolis.

NEW COLLEGIATE CONSULTANTS Anita B. Peterson (North Dakota) Jeannette Stoll (Colorado) is and a 3.28 GPA, Carol is a social has a natural flair for the dramatics. It another communications expert, hav advocate for youth. She voluntarily was evidenced in her scholastic work ing majored in Radio and TV broad worked with a mentally disturbed (Radio-TV and journalism) as well as casting. Gifted with musical abilities, child for a year, spending three to five in her college extracuricular activi she was a member of Colorado Uni hours a week with her. She'll have ties. For one, she was the hostess of an versity's Concert Band and Choir. A the patience required of a collegiate "Old Time" polka and waltz program soloist for church services, weddings consultant. aired at 6 a.m. each day on KFJM and Gamma Phi Beta functions, Jean Kim Wolfe (Iowa State) has a sen (Grand Forks affiliate of National nette also sang with Beta Rho's sitive interest in both the fine and ap Pulic Radio). For another, she was a group, "The Moonlighters," and plied arts. Her major was advertising second-place winner in both the Uni served the honorary as vice president design. While on campus, she versity and Red River Valley talent and recording secretary. She also was devoted much of her time and effort shows with her characterization of a member of , band to Panhellenic and campus activities Lily Tomlin's little girl, Edith Anne. honorary. while also serving Omega as Crescent A member of Mortar Board and In a more energetic bent, Jeannette Correspondent, Rituals Chairman Who's Who in American College and was a University flag girl for three and Panhellenic representative. University Students, Anita was active years and played intramural softball More recently, she spent six weeks in the Greater Grand Forks Com and volleyball. assisting with Alpha Phi Sorority's munity Theatre and placed first at the Carol J. Stott (Colorado College) new colony at Iowa State. Living with 1976 North Dakota State Collegiate served Alpha Phi Chapter as social this chapter, discussing chapter Speech Tournament in serious dra and then chapter development chair policies, functions, rush procedures matic interpretation and dramatic man. She cites the Sorority as one of and participating in the remodeling duo. She served Gamma Phi Beta as the "special interests" of her life. of its house, an old Mormon Church, parliamentarian and chapter devel Graduating last February with a gave her a taste of what the job of a opment chairman. degree in business administration collegiate consultant would be like.

Anita B. Peterson (North Dakota) Jeannette Stoll (Colorado) Carol J. Stott (Colorado College) Kim Wolfe (Iowa State)

FALL, 1978 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 15 U.S.A. tax deductible, will be used to support the Sorority's philanthropies � camping for under- priviledged children and financial aid to women stu dents. The latter takes the form of scholarships, follow- ships and grants-in-aid. Members of the remembered one's family will be notified of your gift with a special card mailed from Central Office. Contributions should be made payable to the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation, 630 Green Bay Rd., Kenilworth, IL 60043, and designated as a memorial to (Jane Doe) on the face of the check. While meeting in the Iris State (Tennessee), the Foundation's Board of Directors initiated a drive to raise $10,000 so that a permanent Betty Luker Haverfield Scholarship Fund may be established in lasting tribute to this Grand President's memory. Audrey Weldon Shafer and Virginia Forsythe Vint (both Missouri) were named co-chairmen. Simultaneously, Grand President Karen Wander Kline (Iowa State) announced that as a special tribute to Mrs. Haverfield, the Foundation has granted a one-time $1,000 scholarship � the largest to be awarded this year. The recipient is Marie Gravelle (McGill). Currently serving as president of Alpha Tau Chapter, Marie is enrolled in a Bachelor of Science program with honors in mathematics. With a 3.6 GPA, she is a two-time recipient of the McConnell Engineering and Science Scholar� one IRIS� Tennessee's flower. of McGill's most prestigious awards. Help deserving young women like this� while re membering someone you loved. Gamma Phi Beta Sorority is urging its members to make �Beverly Cummings Adams, memorial gifts to the Foundation in memory of a lost Executive Vice President, "sister" or other loved one. Contributions, which are Gamma Phi Beta Foundation.

SIGMA ALPHA ZETA Babara Jean Norrie Bland Marguerite Ater Cooper Maud In Ellsworth ALPHA IOTA Memoriam Louise Allen Neff Lou Ann Buffum Nuffer Sue Schmid Riederer ALPHA MU ALPHA ETA Rhea McBride Stryker Ruth Phillips Franklin Louise White Barr Sue Marx Capron Elizabeth West Whitney R. Timmerman ALPHA NU Gladys Jean McDougall Dudman TAU Ida Hale Ruth BETA Johnson Elsie Jamieson Chandler Wigton Capewell Maleta Moore Wernicke ALPHA OMICRON Katharine Culbertson Cook Eleanor Reed Dahl GAMMA Eleanor Brooks Deaton Dean Gutshall Martha Truscott Frances Loomis Lawrence Daisy Wright CHI Boorse Kieckhefer KAPPA BETA THETA Mary Lois Thurston Jenkins E. Ellen Lorena Krider Margaret Mary Kenefick Evelyn McElphatrick PSI Marie Leavens Youngman LAMBDA BETA OMICRON Blanche Gooley Lee DELTA Elizabeth Pratt Atkinson Caryl Taylor Crabtree ALPHA GAMMA Beatrice Chambers Pike Becker Dorah Engel Grow Amy Anne Elizabeth Brown EPSILON Wester Howe Virginia Dolliver Margaret Elizabeth Ross Laura Beecher Scott ALPHA DELTA Gage Laurien Winn Wilcox Ruth Henrich Hindman Doris Wise Wheeler NU Julia McKecknie Garolyn Alice Albers Hadley ALPHA Daria Sangster Hughes EPSILON Edith Herrin Watt Fay Heron Shoemaker XI Patricia Daubner Snyder PI Charlene Gooper Siebert

16 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1978 DIRECTORY 1978-1979

GAMMA PHI BETA ALERT!

This eight-page insert on tinted paper constitutes your Sorority directory for the upcoming year. It includes a listing of all international, province and local officers. It also contains a list of (3amma Phi Beta collegiate and alumnae chapters, a Province roster, the list of officers' duties, TranSISter services, CRESCENT deadlines and other important announcements. Please lift the in the center of this remove staples section, the pages and insert them in perma nent officers' notebooks for ready reference throughout the year.

FALL, 1978 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 17 Qamma Vhi'Beia SororityUiredory

Pounded November 11, 1874 Syracuse University

FOUNDERS AREA FINANCIAL ADVISERS Foundation Standing Committees: Chairman: Mrs. 0, H, Green (Sharon Helen M Dodge Ferguson Mrs, C. B, Jennings (Patricia Strickler), 4724 44th NE. Seat Camping Program 2405 S. St., CO 80222 Frances E. Haven Moss tle. WA 98105 Reisig), Kearney Denver, Finance and Investment Chairman: Miss Eleanor J. E Adeline Curtis Mrs. E, G, Hart (Mary Jean Lauvetz), 6 Brookside Rd� Phila Sieg, 630 Green Rd., Kenilworth, IL 60043 Mary A. Bingham Willoughby delphia, PA 19118 Bay Financial Aid Chairman: Mrs, P R. (Carribelle Mrs, R G, Drouet (Leona Davis), 10482 E. Grandeur Dr., Conway THE BRAND COUNCIL Waters), 9021 Fairview Rd., Silver MD 20910 Baton Rouge, LA 70815 Spring, Grand President: Mrs. T. L Kline (Karen Wander) 3648 S. Mrs. G, Baldwin (Julia Irene Lynn), 503 Hobson Dr� Pitts PROVINCE ALUMNAE DIRECTORS 91st St., Omaha, NE 68124 burg, KS 66762 I: Mrs, Eileen Lentz (Eileen Lindemann), 22 Meadowbrook Alumnae Vice President: Mrs R. 0, Bronsing (Patricia Ann Rd.. Short Hills. NJ 07078 Mullen), 2 Treewood Ct., Ballwin, MO 63011 ENDOWMENT-LOAN ROARD II: Mrs. Ann Ann 8205 Jeb Collegiate Vice President: Mrs. B. Lowell (Ruth Donlon), Mary '/oungwood (Mary Morgan), Directors: Stuart Rd., Rockville, MD 20854 1800 Hackett Ave, Long Beach. CA 90815 Mrs, W, Nichols (Diane Dross), Chairman, 17475 Arbor III: Ms, Camille Cestone, 6403 Pike, #3, Cincinnati, Director of Finance: Mrs. G. E. Misthos (Mary Jane Hipp). Clough Drive, South Bend, IN 46635 OH 45244 242 Glendale Rd., Glenview, IL 60025 Miss Patricia Denton, 747 Willis, Glen Ellyn. IL 60137 IV: Mrs, R.T. Howes Denise Meisner), 5896 Director of Expansion: Mrs. J. D. Moore (Leonite Selzer), (Cynthia Valley Mrs. T C. O'Neill (Judith Ruhl), 815 E, Edgemont, Phoenix, Lane, SE, Grand Rapids, Ml 49508 2807 S. Peoria, Tulsa , OK 741 14 AZ 85006 V: Mrs. R, M, Green (Frances Black), 139 N, Ashland Ave,, NPC Delegate: Mrs, I. P. Nelson Jr. (Gloria Swanson), 3521 Mrs. P K Graves (Jacquelyn Hilger), 515 Kenton, Aurora, CO IL 60067 Royal Lane, Dallas, TX 75229 Palatine, 80010 VI: Mrs James B. Newcombe (Patricia Davies), 15803 Executive Secetary-Treasurer: Miss Mary M. Moxley, 630 Mrs, G, E, Misthos, (Mary Jane Hipp) Dir, of Finance Rd., MN 55391 Green Bay Rd,. Kenilworth, IL 60043 Holdridge Wayzata, Mrs. T. L, Kline (Karen Wander), Grand President Vll: Mrs, D, R, Johnson (Susan Herzog), 5538 McCommas, Miss M. Treasurer CENTRAL OFFICE STAFF-Box 310. 630 Green Bay Rd., Kenil Mary Moxley. Dallas, TX 75206 Address all communications to Central Office worth, IL 60043 VIll: Mrs. G. Oliver (Jean Brooks). 4030 Summitt Dr., N.E., Marietta, GA 30062 Executive Miss M. Moxley Secy.-Treas.: Mary IX: Mrs. F. W. Volker, Jr (Ann McCune), 1700 W. 25th, Financial Consultant: Miss Eleanor J. INTERNATIONAL CHAIRMEN Sieg Odessa, TX 79763 to Exec, Mrs. Theresa Howard Awards: Mrs. A T. Secy, Secy-Treas,: Phillips (Elizabeth Sloan), 1118 Westerly X: Mrs. A. 0. Durrett (Sue Mohler), 443 W. 57th Terr., Kansas Membership Records: Mrs Anna Kantz State PA 16801 Pkwy, College, City, MO 64113 Alumnae Records: Miss O'Connor International: Mrs. F, L, McDonald Chapter Mary Bylaws� (Ernestine XI: Mrs. William (Joan 13425 Cedarbrooke Greek-letter Records: Mrs. Anne Laney Hogan), Chapter Simpson Dobler), 9714 State Line Rd , Shawnee Mission, KS 66206 N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87111 Bookkeeper: Mrs Mary Cristiano Convention: Mrs, J W, (Catherine M. Lindauer, Guthrie). Xll: Mrs. W. H, Ball (Madeleine Thaxton), 9101 SE 57th St., & Office Services: Mrs, Judith Hagan 5051 S, Beeler CO 80110 Supplies St.. Englewood. Mercer Island, WA 98040 Collegiate Consultants: Anita Beth Peterson, Jeannette Jill Co-chairmen: Chapter Development: Xlll Mrs. R. H, Allard (Jean Anderson), 314 Norwegian Ave,, Stoll. Carol Jean Stott, Kimberly Darl Wolfe Miss Linda 2636 Steel Collegians� Daniel, St., Houston, Modesto, CA 95350 Expansion Supervisor: Karen L, Hedine TX 77098 XIV: Mrs. Earle E, Rayner (Virginia Maddox), P.O, Box 1461. Coordinator of Leadership Training: Deborah Kay Jones Alumnae� Mrs. Norman Choat (Phyllis Donaldson). 9716 Litchfield , AZ 85340 Erskine NE 68134 St.. Omaha, XV: Mrs, E. R Fritsch (Mary Lou Dahl), 1423 Curtiss Ave,, THE CRESCENT Miss Jonette 1645 E. Programs� Crowley, Noble PI,, Lit Ames, I A 50010 CO 80121 Editor: Mrs Phil Riske (Kristin Anne Brandt), 2308 15th St,, tleton, XVI: Mrs, D, Moses (Sarah Swink), 5618 Scotwood Dr., Palos Coordinator of State Chairmen: Alamogordo, NM 88310 Membership Miss Elise Verdes Pen,, CA 90274 Business Manager: Miss Mary M, Moxley, 630 Green Bay Berthon, 3141 Warrington Rd,, Mtn. Brook, Birmingham, Rd., Kenilworth, IL 60043 AL 35223 Magazines: Mrs, C, W, Kenney (Dorothy Stark), Maplewood PROVINCE COLLEBIATE DIRECTORS THE CRESCENT COMMUNIQUE Gardens. 129 Croyden Ln, Syracuse, NY 13224 I: Mrs, J, A, Hewitt (Sheila McCarthy), 6 Benford Dr., Prince Editor: Mrs, G McKenzie (Natalie Meyer), 531 S, Burton, Mothers' Club: Mrs. L. M, Brown (Marta Lombardi), 850 ton Junction, NJ 08550 Arlington Heights. IL 60005 Cumberland, Glendale, CA 91202 II: Mrs. R, C, Freisheim (Deborah Foulsham), 2052 Moreland Nominating: Mrs John B. Hunt (Mary Boots), 8538 E, San Rd., Abington, PA 19001 NATIONAL PANHELLENIC CONFERENCE dalwood Dr , Scottsdale, AZ 85253 III: Mrs. Robert Winterhalter (Diana Gay). 4336 Braunton Parliamentarian: Jennie K NPC Delegate: Mrs I, P, Nelson, Jr. (Gloria Swanson) Miss Curtis, 20 Lake PI., Walnut Rd , Columbus, OH 43220 1st Alternate Delegate: Mrs. D, H. Lundin (Marjorie Speidel) Creek. CA 94598 IV: Mrs. J, Holland (Kathleen Cavanaugh), 1109 E. First St.. 5135 N.E. Latimer Pl� Seattle, WA 98105 Philanthropy Programs: Miss Judy Elaine Graham, 2716 Bloomington, IN 47401 2nd Alternate Delegate: Mrs, Carl Hustad (Virginia Geiger), Rosedale, Dallas, TX 75205 V: Mrs, C F Falkenroth (Jacki Ennis), 1175 Hassell, Hoff 5304 Ayshire Blvd,, Minneapolis, MN 55436 Public Relations: Mrs. Sally E. Lewis (Sally Erikson), 535 man Estates, IL 60195 3rd Alternate Delegate: Mrs, T. L. Kline (Karen Wander) Michigan Ave.. Apt 704, , IL 60611 VI: Mrs, M, Savageau (Vicki Smith), 1013 11th Ave,, N., Research: Mrs. C. Shafer, Jr. (Audrey Weldon), 6808 Fargo, ND 58102 INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS Rockhill Rd., Kansas City, MO 64131 Vll: Mrs Jerry Bawcom (Vicky Keene), 900 N. Bowen Rd,. Asst to Alumnae Vice President� Bylaws: Mrs R, Hoffman Ritual: Mrs Dirk Kempthorne (Patricia Merrill), 11219 Arlington, TX 76012 (Kay Reid), 202 N. Broadview, Wichita. KS 67208 Gunsmoke St , Boise, ID 83704 VIll Mrs L W, Betts (Mary Alice Adams), 2448 Whitehall Asst to Alumnae Vice President� Alumnae Initiates: Mrs Scholarship: Mrs M, Stromer (Peggy Larson), R.R. #2, Cir., Winter Park, FL 32789 Wl D. J. Matuszak (Mary Helen Eaton), 12908 W. 84th St,. Milton, 53563 IX: Mrs Marian Hulsey (Marian Corley), 1020 Live Oak , Lenexa. KS 66215 Norman, OK 73069 TranSISter Service: Mrs D J Schonberg (Theora Kurt), X: Mrs. M, Kent Sanborn (Diane Hawley), R. #1, Rolla, MO GAMMA PHI DETA FOUNDATION 12205 Leavenworth, Omaha. NE 68106 65401 Asst to Collegiate Vice President� Bylaws: Mrs G V. Kallal President: Mrs T. L Kline (Karen Wander), 3648 S. 91st St., XI: Mrs. P G Sendroy (Catherine Curtis), 12 Cherry Vale Dr., (Jeannine Alice Sheldon). ON 211 Winfield Rd.. Winfield. Omaha, NE 68124 Englewood, CO 801 10 IL 60190 Exec Vice President: Mrs E B Adams (Beverly Cummings), Xll: Mrs. L T McEntee (Carolyn Craddock), 1801 Edgecliff Vice President-Rush: Mrs. B. A. Bell 14 Sentinel Rock CO 80118 Asst lo Collegiate Terrace. Larkspur, Ter , Boise. ID 83702 (Sheila Cornish). East 1 2722 Guthrie. Spokane. WA 9921 6 Vice President: Mrs, G. E Misthos (Mary Jane Hipp), 242 Xlll: Mrs R. McMichael (Gail Haren), 2110 Rockwood Dr.,

Asst to Director of Finance� Policies Mrs T A Lothian Glendale Rd , Glenview, IL 60025 Sacramento, CA 95825 (Carol Ann VIchek). P 0 Box 863. Williams Bay. Wl 531 91 Secretary-Treasurer Miss Mary M Moxley XIV Mrs Clarke R Duncan (Shirley Gronds). 2531 N Santa Asst to Director ol Finance� House Corp Bylaws: Ms. Directors: Lucia Ave, Tucson, AZ 85715 Emerald L Erickson. 149 Farnsworth Ave., #3B. Borden Mrs R. 0. Bronsing (Patricia Ann Mullen) XV Mrs J R Bireline (Susan Himstreet) 414 N Fulton, town, NJ 08505 Mrs B, Lowell (Ruth Donlon) Newell. lA 50568 Historian Mrs Frank Mason (Charlotte Hamilton). 5050 Mrs. J D Moore (Leonite Selzer) XVI: Mrs Fred Rothfuss (Jonelle Hanna) 529 Tumbleweed Lake Shore Drive. Brown's Lake. Jackson, Ml 49203 Mrs. I P Nelson, Jr (Gloria Swanson) Road, Anaheim, CA 92807

18 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL, 1978 ALUMNAE CHAPTER PRESIDENTS Ft. Lauderdale, 1956: Mrs. Edward King, 2964 NW 69th ALABAMA IVIIII Court, Ft, Lauderdale, FL 33309 Auburn, 1963: Mrs, Pete Cutler, 1103 McKinley Ave,. Jacksonville, 1953: Mrs. Michael J, Miller, 9424 Pickwick Auburn, AL 36830 Dr� Jacksonville, FL 32217 Help Birmingham. 1931: Miss Janet Walker, 186 Powderhorn Miami, 1948: Miss Karen Criswell, 9022 NE 8 Ave,, #1L Gamma Phi Beta Ave., Apt, 233, Birmingham, AL 35209 Miami, FL 33138 Montgomery, 1973: Mrs. Richard Keeshan, 712-BSki Lodge, Orlando-Winter Park. 1935: Mrs, Walter E, Dzurus, Jr, 202 Save Montgomery, AL 36106 Hickory Ln,, Rt, 2, Maitland. FL 32751 Tallahassee, 1954: Mrs, George Avant, 2407 Delgado Dr, Precious Dollars ARIZONA iXIV) Tallahassee, FL 32304 Flagstaff, 1957: Mrs, Tavia Wallace, 3206 N. Alta Vista Postal rates, as everyone knows, AZ 86001 GEORGIA (Villi Flagstaff, have gone up again on the mailing of 1939: Mrs. Charles 18811 N. 12th Atlanta, 1940: Mrs, Alton Webb, 4475 PL, Tucker, Phoenix, Weston. Ave,, DeBracy publications. So this special plea: Phoenix, AZ 85027 GA 30084 Send all and notices to the Tucson, 1937: Mrs. Robert Carmack, 6350 Camino Primeria reports HAWAII (Xllll Alta, Tucson, AZ 85718 proper party. Check this directory for Hawaii, 1938: Mrs. John 46-374 Kumoo addresses. CALIFORNIA IXIII. XIV. and XVII D'Araujo, Loop, the proper persons, their HI 96744 Kaneohe. remember that � Bakersfield. 1953 (XVI): Mrs, R, Mack Phillips, 2004 Glen Especially don Court, Bakersfield. CA 93309 IDAHO IXIII � all changes of address should be Balboa Harbor, 1964 (XVI): Mrs, James B, Linderman, 1935 Boise, 1928: Mrs, Linda Pierce, 1501 Allen, Boise, ID 83705 sent to Central Office. Use the handy Commodore Rd., Newport Beach, CA 92660 Moscow, 1941: Mrs. Chris Dixon, NE 920 Alpha, Pullman, Change of Address form to be found 1902 (Xlll): Miss 1059 El WA Berkeley, Nancy Lubamersky, 991 63 on the back cover of every issue of Centro Ave,, Oakland, CA 94602 Pocatello, 1955: Mrs. Nannette Siemen, 1789 Syringa, THE CRESCENT. Beverly Hills-Westwood, 1955 (XVI): Mrs, Lawrence Drumm, Pocatello, ID 83201 � notices of member deaths should 296 Bronwood Ave,, Los Angeles, CA 90049 Glendale, 1939 (XVI): Mrs, Vincent Bell, 5512 Pinecone, ILLINOIS (V) be directed to Central Office and ac LaCrescenta, CA 91214 Aurora, 1963: Mrs. Martin Cassell. 601 Redwood Dr., Aurora. companied by a newspaper clipping La Jolla, 1957 (XIV): Mrs, Charles Merz, 5290 Soledad IL 60506 or obituary. Central Office will notify Rancho Ct.. San Diego, CA 92109 Champaign-Urbana, 1929: Mrs. Daniel Ponder, R.R, #1, THE CRESCENT. Long Beach, 1939 (XVI): Mrs. Steve Varney, 3391 Rowena Tuscola, IL 61953 � CRESCENT correspondents Dr., Los Alamitos, CA 90720 Chicago, reactivated 1 978: Mrs, Sally E, Lewis, 535 N, Mich Los Angeles, 191 3 (XVI): Mrs, Connie Burns, 30343 Jasmine igan, #704, Chicago, IL 60611 should send material to the editor Valley Dr., Canyon Country, CA 91351 Chicago Northwest Suburban, 1955: Mrs, Arthur Small, 607 specified. For example, Greek Letter Modesto, 1955 (Xlll): Mrs, Robert Allard, 314 Norwegian Burno Dr,. Palatine, IL 60067 honors should go to the Collegiate Ave., Modesto, CA 95350 Evanston-North Shore, 1949: Mrs. Charles V Haliday. 910 Editor; Alumnae Chapter letters to the ' 1951 (Xlll): Mrs, Allen C, Miller, 4265 Romona Rd,, Wilmette, IL 60091 J/lonterey County, Alumnae Editor. When not directed Tolando Trail, Carmel, CA 93921 Glen Ellyn Area, 1967: Mrs. Thomas H. Solomon, 1406 Jane Orange County, 1954 (XVI): Mrs, Patrick Witte, 12691 Hin Ave., Naperville, IL 60540 properly, such materials have to be ton Lane, Santa Ana, CA 92705 Lake County, 1950: Miss Daria Brown, 801 W Everett Rd,, re-addressed ... a waste of postage, Palo Alto, 1939 (Xlll): Mrs, Harrison O'Neil, 3066 Price Lake Forest, IL 60045 envelopes and time. Court, Palo Alto, CA 94303 Peoria Area, 1947: Ms Sheila Stiles, 4010 War Memorial Dr. All Gamma Phi Beta departments Pasadena, 1939 (XVI): Mrs, Lila Garner, 601 Garden Lane, Peoria, IL 61614 work on a tight budget. Your help is Pasadena, CA 91105 Quad Cities, 1938: Mrs. Jon W. Nelson, 1470 Terrace Park needed to costs in line. Peninsula, 1948 (Xlll): Mrs, William VanBokkelen, 195 W, Dr., Bettendorf, lA 52722 keep Poplar, San Mateo, CA 94402 Pomona Valley, 1956 (XIV): Mrs. Dwaine Glass, 4804 Fair INDIANA IIVI valley, Covina, CA 91722 Bloomington, 1956: Mrs. Louis Grove, Jr., 632 Skyline Dr, IN Riverside, reactivated 1978 (XVI): Mrs. Dwane Mickelson, Bloomington, 47401 Calumet Area, 1959: Mrs. Janice 952 W. 72nd Ave., 2805 Miguel, Riverside, CA 92506 Wright, MASSACHUSETTS III IN 46410 Sacramento Valley, 1937 (Xlll): Mrs, Ellis Hirst, 825 Robin Merrillville, 1956: Mrs, Fletcher 550 So. Evans Boston-West Suburban, 1963: Mrs. Daniel P. LaGatta, 15 Lane, Sacramento, CA 95825 Evansville, Ellis, Ruston, IN 47714 Laurel Hill Lane, Winchester, MA 01890 San Diego. 1939 (XIV): Mrs. Sandra Carey 7805 Whelan Dr,, ville, 1942: Mrs. Robert 7002 Warwick San Diego. CA 92119 Indianapolis, Wildman, MICHIGAN (IVI Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46220 San Fernando Valley, 1953 (XVI): Mrs, Kermit Huck. 400 No. Birmingham, 1948: Mrs. Neil DeKoker, 4273 Bieber Dr., Ster Area, 1 963: Mrs. Heid, 1 528 Northwestern, Bnghton. Burbank, CA 91506 Lafayette George ling Heights, Ml 48077 W. IN 47906 San Francisco, 1902 (Xlll): Ms, Cornelia A Spanier, 2483 Lafayette, Detroit, 1913: Mrs. James McGlaughlin, 7300 Deep Run, Terre 1952: Mrs. Donald R. 2420 N. 8th 44th Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94116 Haute, Lowder, St., Apt. 1623, Birmingham, Ml 48010 Terre Haute, IN 47804 San Jose, 1948 (Xlll): Mrs, Dorothy Howes, 1761 Lorenzen Jackson, 1953: Mrs. Frank Mason. 5050 Lakeshore Dr., Dr,, San Jose, CA 95124 IOWA IXVI Brown's Lake, Jackson, Ml 49203 South Bay, 1956 (XVI): Mrs. Stanley B, Boardman, 29929 Greater Lansing, 1948: Mrs. James Ralston, 9255 Price Rd., Ames, 1940: Mrs. John Timmons, 832 Brookridge, Ames, I A Knoll View Dr,, Rancho Palos Verdes. CA 90274 Laingsburg, Ml 48848 50010 South Orange County, 1 976 (XVI) : Mrs, Lyle Gingrich, 33392 Cedar Rapids, 1 948: Mrs. Richard Klopp, 353 Garden Or, SE. MINNESOTA Cockleshell, Laguna Niguel, CA 92677 IVI) Cedar Rapids, lA 52403 South Peninsula, 1964 (Xlll): Mrs. Jack Funk, 10679 Duluth, 1957: Mrs. Charles Semrad, 2726 Branch St., Duluth, Des Moines, 1919: Mrs. Danny Christensen, 1021 66th St., Nathanson Ave,, Cupertino, CA 95014 MN 55812 Des Moines, lA 50311 1 965: Ms Donna 8031 1 Mankato, Boyer, 2th Ave. S� #1 , Iowa 1931: Miss Julie 3217 Apt. COLORADO IXII City, Dickinson, Friendship, Bloomington, MN 55420 Iowa lA 52240 Boulder, 1953: Miss Nancy Burton, 1608 Budd Ct,, Long City, Minneapolis-St. Paul. 1904: Mrs, John W. Adams. Ill, 4055 Quad Cities, 1938: Mrs. Jon W. Nelson, 1470 Terrace Park mont, CO 80501 Sibley Ave.. Wayzata, MN 55391 Bettendorf, lA 52722 Colorado Springs, 1932: Mrs, T, W, Thompson, 920 Ellston, Dr., Waterloo-Cedar Falls, 1941 : Mrs. Elliott, 2408 W. 6th, MISSOURI IXI Colorado Springs, CO 80907 Lloyd Waterloo, lA 50702 Denver, 1907: Mrs. Robert Duncan. 1678 E. Geddes Circle Columbia, 1 941 : Mrs, Carla Qualy, 504 W, Broadway, Colum bia, MO 65201 No., Littleton, CO 80122 KANSAS IXI Fort Collins, 1945: Mrs, John Nicol, 1200 Teakwood Dr� Ft, Greater Kansas City, 1923: Mrs, Homer C, Evans, 3001 West Lawrence, 1 941 : Mrs. Richard E. Friede, 3403 Trail Rd., Law Collins, CO 80521 105th St� Leawood, KS 66206 KS 66044 rence, St, Louis, 1919: Mrs. William F. Drees, 430 Linum Lane St 1923 Indiana CONNECTICUT (II Manhattan, 1956: Mrs. Shirley Green, Ln., Louis, MO 63119 Manhattan, KS 66502 Fairfield County, 1958: Mrs, Carter Beach, 103 Old Easton Springfield, 1917: Mrs. John Lilliedahl, Jr., 1324 Raintree 1955: Mrs. Samuel Marshall, Jr., 1921 Westwood Turnpike, Weston, CT 06883 Topeka, Place. Springfield, MO 65804 Dr., Topeka, KS 66614 DELAWARE III) Wichita, 1925: Mrs. Gerald W. Carr, 131 Brendonwood Dr., NERRASKA IXVI KS 67206 Delaware, 1964: Mrs, R, G. Downing. 2413 Heather Road, Wichita, Kearney, 1962: Mrs. Ronald Johnson, 313 W. 26th, Kearney DE 19803 NE 68847 West, Wilmington. KENTUCKY llll) Lincoln, 1 938: Mrs. Paul J. Bruno, 1 001 Cobblestone Dr Lin DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA llll Lexington, 1965: Miss Diana Starns, 1814 Versailles Rd., coln, NE 68510 KY 40504 Washington, DC, 1935: Mrs. Julius White, 24728 Ridge Rd,, Lexington, Omaha, 1919: Mrs. Warren R. Whitted, Jr., 5929 S 149 St 526 Damascus, MD 20750 Louisville, reactivated 1970: Mrs. Cathy Stephenson, Omaha, NE 68137 Primrose Way, Louisville, KY 40206 Florida IVIIII NEVADA IXIII) LOUISIANA IVIII 1957: Mrs, Herbert Hirsch, 10284 Clearwater Area, Imperial Reno, 1921: Miss Michelle Murray, 1215 Sullivan #4B 33540 Baton Rouge, 1963: Mrs. Donald Tooley, 10928 Ansley, Pt. Dr. E,. Largo. FL Sparks, NV 89431 Baton Rouge, LA 70816

FALL, 1978 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 19 House Corporation Board ALPHA ZETA: Saturday, September 30, at the chapter house, Austin, TX. The 1 Meetings p.m. covered dish luncheon will be followed by the annual meeting and election of officers. BETA MU: Tuesday, November 7, 7 p.m. at 633 West Jefferson St., Tallahas see, FL. Election of new members to Board of Directions. GAMMA TAU: Wednesday, October 11, 7 p.m., at Chapter Suite, Lewis Hall, Lin- dell at Spring, St. Louis, MO. Election of officers. DELTA BETA: Tuesday, November 21, 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. William (Beverly Burke) Hon, 1104 Warm Springs Ave., Boise, ID. v1978 Take advantage of THE CRESCENT'S money-saving service by posting notices of your annual House Corporation Board meetings in the pages of this magazine. It will save you the printing and postage costs of a formal announcement.

NEW JERSEY II) OREGON IXIIII Seattle, 1915: Mrs. James S. Yates, 13111 Shorewood Dr. S.W, Seattle, WA 98146 Bergen County, 1965: Mrs. Daniel Chase, 744 Albemarle St., Corvallis, 1947: Mrs. Joe B. McHenry, 206 NW 5th, Corvallis, 1918: Miss Theresa Niemeier, Box 14948, S. 2809 Wyckoff, NJ 07481 OR 97330 Spokane, WA 99214 Central Jersey, 1974: Miss Kathy Clarke, 113 Elmore Ave., Eugene, 1940: Mrs. Charles Chackel, 255 Coachman Dr., Skipworth, Spokane, 1947: Mrs. F. W. Selden, 4124 128th St East, Trenton, NJ 08619 Eugene, OR 97405 Tacoma, WA 98446 Summit Area, 1965: Mrs. Mary Carol Merola, 11 Blackburn Portland, 1913: Mrs Mark Kocoijrek, 4339 SE 35th Ave., Tacoma, Rd., Summit, NJ 07901 Portland, OR 97202 WEST VIRGINIA llll Salem, 1944: Mrs. John Welborn, 3555 Fir Tree Dr. S., NEW MEXICO 1959: Mrs. Jean Ann Butt, 427 Richwood Ave., IXII Salem, OR 97302 Morgantown, WV 26505 Albuquerque, 1952: Mrs. Edward L. Jory, 1531 Wellesley, Morgantown, PENNSYLVANIA ill) NE, Albuquerque, NM 87106 WISCONSIN IV ind Vll Lehigh Valley, 1975: Mrs. Robert M. Yanega, 1633 Mine III Madison, 1913 (V): Mrs. Pamela 2905 Post Rd., Madi Lane Rd., Easton, PA 18042 Tye, son, Wl 53713 Buffalo, 1940: Mrs. Nevin Jamieson, 223 Ruskin Rd., Eg- Philadelphia North Suburban, 1957: Mrs. Robert , 1902 (V): Mrs. James R. Clark, 9719 N. gertsville, NY 14226 Flinchbaugh, 32 Overlook Dr., Ivyland, PA 18974 Dalewood Lane. Wl 53092 New York City, reactivated 1977: Miss Nancy Neumann, 333 Philadelpha West Suburban, 1935: Mrs. Charles Butler, 2290 Mequon. Platteville, 1969 (V): Mrs. Faltz, 652 Jefferson St., E. 75th St., New York, NY 10021 Hillside Lane, Aston, PA 19014 Jerilyn Platteville, Wl 53818 Rochester, 1945: Mrs. David Privatera, 2 Mary Dr., Macedon, Pittsburgh, 1940: Mrs. Jerry C Stewart, 613 Macbeth Dr, River Falls, 1969 (VI): Mrs R.R. 1, Hudson, NY 14502 Pittsburgh, PA 15235 Gary Romberg, Wl 54016 Syracuse, 1892: Mrs. William E. Fitzgerald, 202 Churchill State College, 1941: Mrs. Richard Nelson, 733 North McKee NY 13066 Lane, Fayetteville, St., State College, PA 16801 BRITISH COLUMBIA IXIII Westchester County, 1938: TENNESSEE IVIIII Vancouver, 1928: Miss Liz Chapman, 5357 Angus Dr, Van NORTH CAROLINA IVIIII couver, BC V6M3N3, Canada Memphis, 1952: Mrs. Diane Leopold. 4971 Melanie, 1967: Mrs. Raleigh, David Waters, 5300 Sweetbriar Dr., Memphis, TN 38118 ONTARIO III Raleigh, NC 27609 Nashville, 1929: Mrs. Oscar Daume, 515 Fairfax, Nashville, 1937: Miss Winn 348 Berkshire Dr., TN 37212 London, Mary Daykin, NORTH DAKOTA IVII London, Ont, N6J3S1, Canada Fargo-Moorhead, 1929: Mrs. David Sunderland, 2819 Hicko TEXAS nil, IX m XII Toronto, 1919: Miss Avril Dempster, 425 Avenue Rd., Apt. 305, Toronto, Canada ry St, Fargo, ND 58102 Amarillo, 1955 (IX): Mrs. Stanley T. Gunn, 2312 Atkinsen, Ont, Grand 1946: Mrs Ann 503-23 Ave. Grand Forks, Clark, So., Amarillo, TX 79109 QUEBEC III Forks. ND 58201 Arlington, 1965 (Vll): Mrs. Robert Fortenbaugh, 2810 Montreal, 1938: Miss Anne #319, 3787 Cote Des Whispering Trail, Arlington, TX 76013 Layton, OHIO lllll Montreal, Quebec H3H 1V9 Austin, 1947 (Vll): Neiges, Greater Akron, 1956: Miss Martha Scott, 886 Hereford Dr., Beaumont, 1956 (Vll): Mrs. Frank Oaleo, 2368 McFaddin St., Akron, OH 44303 Beaumont, TX 77702 Cincinnati, 1941: Mrs. Richard Gorman, 3751 Hyde Park Corpus Christi, 1956 (VII): Mrs. Rex Stever, 44 Camden PI., Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45209 Corpus Christi, TX 78412 Cleveland, 1916: Mrs. Virginia Mulligan, 4771 Dalebridge, Dallas, 1930 (VII): Mrs. Darek A. Bennett 6741 Leameadow, #D 11, Warrensville Heights, OH 44128 Dallas, TX 75248 Cleveland East Suburban, 1955: Mrs. Earl Print, 6448 Fort Worth, 1946 (Vll): Mrs. Jay S. Garrett, 7044 Valhalla, Ft 44060 CRESCENT CIRCLE CHAIRMEN: Meldon Dr , Mentor, OH Worth, TX 76116 Cleveland West, 1961 Mrs. Douglas Cooper, 1126 Forest Houston, 1941 (Vll): Mrs. Gerald Hise, 14907 Broadgreen, Huntsville, AL-Mrs. Stanley Mclntyre. 10001 Hickory Hill, Rd, Lakewood, OH 44107 Houston, TX 77079 Huntsville, AL 35803 Columbus, 1929: Mrs. James Adams, 7988 Peter Hoover Rd., Lubbock, 1951 (IX): Mrs. Joe Johnston, 6314 Nashville, Leisure World-Laguna Hills, CA� Mrs. Harvey Miller, 5363 0 New Albany, OH 43054 Lubbock, TX 79413 Algarrobo, Laguna Hills, CA 92653 Dayton, 1941: Mrs. Joe W. Hardacre, 6156 Cantata Ct., Midland, 1951 (IX): Mrs. Aggie Anguish, 1705 Lexington, San Luis Obispo, CA-Mrs. Roland Maddalena, 2301 Park Dayton, OH 45449 Midland, TX 79701 land Terrace, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Lima, 1957 Mrs Jeffrey 0. Hardy, 3654 Huntleigh Dr., Lima, Odessa, 1965 (IX): Mrs. Page Greene, 1455 Pagewood, Santa Barbara, CA-Mrs. Robert G. Swift, 1481 Crestline Dr., OH 45806 Odessa, TX 79761 Santa Barbara, CA 93105 Spnngfield, 1929 Miss Rosemary Sundberg, 2422 Shawnee San Antonio, 1946 (Vll): Mrs. F. J. Cutler, 415 Wiltshire, San Whittier, CA� Mrs. James Seminoft 5514 South Mesagrove Blvd N, Springfield, OH 45504 Antonio, TX 78209 Ave., Whittier, CA 90601 Toledo. 1945: Mrs Robert Sautter, 6343 Oakland Ct., Wichita Falls, 1961 (IX): Mrs. Robert Jorgensen, 4603 El Ft. Myers, FL-Mrs. C. Thomas Dollar, Rt 12, 134 Canaan Sylvania, OH 43560 Capitan, Wichita Falls, TX 76310 Dr., Ft. Myers, FL 33901 Palm Beach, FL-Mrs. Jo Carrin, 1142 Hillcrest Blvd., West OKLAHOMA IIXI UTAH (Xll Palm Beach, FL 33405 Bartlesville. 1952: Mrs Patrick Roark, 946 S.E Briarwood, Salt Lake City, 1958: Mrs. Kathleen Cann, 177 East 1700 Pensacola, FL� Mrs. John T. Burke. 4213 Futura, Pensacola, Bartlesville, OK 74003 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84115 FL 32504 Muskogee. 1957 Mrs Mike Rafter, 2220 Michael Rd., Greater Sarasota, FL-Mrs. W. P Ricamore, 2300 S. Muskogee, OK 74401 VERMONT III Wellesley Dr., Bradenton, FL 33507 Norman, 1930: Mrs. Michal Gray. 504 Sooner Dr.. Apt A, Burlington, 1952: Mrs. Amelia B. Tower. Mill Pond Rd.. Col St Petersburg, FL� Mrs. Paul Schofer, 115 21st Ave., Indian Norman. OK 73069 chester, VT 05446 Rocks Beach, FL 33535 Oklahoma City, 1921 Mrs Dudley H. Deen, 5905 N Barnes, Chicagoland, IL-Mrs. Dale Jelinek, 1235 Elmwood, VIRGINIA Oklahoma City, OK 73112 llll Evanston, IL 60202 Stillwater, 1957 Mrs R Ray Heath, 2005 W lOth St., Still Northern Virginia, 1956: Mrs Joseph M. Griffin, 2837 Brook Kankakee, IL-Mrs. Charlotte Vollbrecht, 17230 Vollbrecht OK 74074 Falls VA 22042 water. Dr, Church, Rd , South Holland, IL 60473 Tulsa. 1929 Mrs Jay L. Shields. 1226 E 26 St, Tulsa, OK Southern Illinois- Mrs. Robert Graves, 808 Belle Ave., WASHINGTON (Xlll 74114 Pinckneyville, IL 62274 Weathertord, 1973: Mrs. Wyndell Clark, Rt #1, Hidden Pullman, 1955 Mrs Harry McAllister, NE 1640 Lower Dr, Hutchinson, KS-Mrs. William VonRuden, 5 Downing Rd., Oaks, Weatherford, OK 73096 Pullman, WA 99163 Hutchinson, KS 67501

20 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL, 1978 Kansas City, KS-Mrs. Charles Brenneisen, Jr., 1215 N. 19th PSI (Oklahoma) September 13, 1918 (IX) Pam Martin, 1105 BETA RHO (Colorado) March 13, 1954 (XI) Kathleen St, Kansas City, KS 66102 S. College, Norman, OK 73069 Schrader, 935 16th Street, Boulder, CO 80302 Baltimore, MD-Mrs. Jeanne Cosby, 481 Fair Oaks Dr., OMEGA (Iowa State) December 21, 1918 (XV) Debra Ann BETA SIGMA (Washington State) March 5, 1955 (Xll) Tina Severna Park, MD 21146 Holbrook, 318 Pearson Ames, I A 50010 Biss, NE 600 Campus, Pullman, WA 99163 Delmar Eastern Shore, MD-Mrs. Emslie GauH, Rt. 1, Box ALPHA ALPHA (Toronto) Oct. 30, 1919 (I) Karen Dorey, 26 BETA TAU (Texas Tech.) March 10, 1956 (IX) Sally Holmes, 162, Queenstown, MD 21658 Madison Avenue Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5R 2S1 Box 4334, Texas Tech. Sta. Lubbock, TX 79409 Kalamazoo, Ml� Mrs. James R. Stewart, 1257 Timber Oaks ALPHA BETA (North Dakota) June 16, 1920 (VI) Janna Ross, BETA UPSILON (Kansas State) March 23, 1957 (X) Janelle Ct., Plainwell, Ml 49080 3300 University Ave., Grand Forks, ND 58201 Chinn, 1807 Todd Road, Manhattan, KS 66502 Rolla, MO� Mrs. Margaret Travis, Williamsburg Apts., Rolla, ALPHA GAMMA (Nevada) May 14, 1921 (Xlll) Valerie BETA PHI (Indiana) November 16, 1957 (IV) Brenda Get- MO 65401 Brown, 401 University Terr., Reno, NV 89503 telfinger, 1305 N. Jordan, Bloomington, IN 47401 Jackson, MS� Mrs. Alex E. Ralston, 46 Summit Ridge Dr., ALPHA DELTA (Missouri) May 20, 1921 (X) Sally Vander- BETA CHI (Wichita) February 1, 1958 (X) Diana Pottebaum, Brandon, MS 39042 pearl, 808 Richmond, Columbia, MO 65201 3912 E. 21st, #50 Omega Court, Wichita, KS 67208 Las Vegas, NV-Mrs. Richard Crites, 4249 Rimcrest, Las ALPHA EPSILON (Arizona) April 29, 1922 (XIV) Debborah BETA PSI (Oklahoma State) February 3, 1958 (IX) Monica Vegas, NV 89121 Cohen, 1535 E. First St., Tucson, A2 85719 Amis, 1405 W. Third Street, Stillwater, OK 74074 Minot ND-Mrs. Reginald Morelli, 1512 Third Ave.. S.W., ALPHA ZETA (Texas) May 20, 1922 (Vll) Diana Naylor, 2222 BETA OMEGA (Northern Arizona) February 15, 1958 (XIV) Minot, ND 58701 Pearl St., Austin, TX 78705 Judy Seifert, GPB, CU 7654, NAU, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 Canton-Massillon, OH-Mrs. William R. Beckley, 2911 22nd ALPHA ETA (Ohio Wesleyan) November 10, 1923 (III) Deb GAMMA ALPHA (Memphis State) March 15, 1958 (VIll) Pat N.W., Canton, OH 44708 Kavanaugh, 24 Winbeth Lane, Delaware, OH 43015 ty Brown, GPB, Box 80154, MSU, Memphis, TN 38152 Hamilton, OH� Mrs. Frank Vido, Jr., 1720 Sunset Ave., ALPHA THETA (Vanderbilt) June 25, 1924 (VIll) Karen GAMMA BETA (Gettysburg College) February 21, 1959 (II) Hamilton, OH 45013 Keyes, 2411 Kensington Place, Nashville, TN 37212 Barbara Myhre, GPB, PO Box 2175, Gettysburg College, Middletown, OH-Mrs. David Shaffer, 6998 Middletown- ALPHA IOTA (California-Los Angeles) June 26, 1924 (XVI) Gettysburg, PA 17325 Hamilton, Middletown, OH 45042 Patricia Honsaker, 616 Hilgard Avenue, Los Angeles, CA GAMMA GAMMA (Wisconsin-Milwaukee) March 19, 1960 Oxford, OH-Mrs. Christopher Rodbro, 6130 Vereker Dr., 90024 (V) Judene Sennott, GPB, Union Box 43, U of Wis-Milw., Oxford, OH 45056 �ALPHA KAPPA (Manitoba) 1925-1975 Milwaukee, Wl 53211 Sandusky, OH-Mrs. Ralph Bache, P.O. Box 145, Huron, OH ALPHA UMBDA (British Columbia) April 28, 1928 (Xll) Sue �GAMMA DELTA (Wyoming) 1961-1973 44839 Rapanos, 605 Barnham Rd., W. Vancouver, B.C., Canada, GAMMA EPSILON (Puget Sound) April 29, 1961 (Xll) Janet Charleston, SC-Mrs. Glenn Fleming, 671 Pawley Rd., Mt. V7S1T6 Keebler, 1310 N. Union, Tacoma, WA 98406 Pleasant, SC 29464 �ALPHA MU (Rollins College) 1928-1971 GAMMA ZETA (East Texas State) March 3, 1962 (Vll) Pam Clemson, SC-Mrs. Robert Nowack, 208 Riggs Dr., Box ALPHA NU (Wittenberg) June 8, 1929 (III) Kathy Hannegan, Simpson, Box A, ETSU, Commerce, TX 75428 1101, Clemson, SC 29631 628 Woodlawn Avenue, Springfield, OH 45504 GAMMA ETA (California State-Long Beach) March 10, 1962 El Paso, TX-Mrs. Shirley Prager, 5224 Sterling Place, El ALPHA XI (Southern Methodist) September 21, 1929 (Vll) (XVI) April Daylida, 2929 E. Broadway, Long Beach, CA Paso, TX 79932 Mary Alice Collins, 3030 Daniels, Dallas, TX 75205 90803 Port Arthur-Groves, TX� Mrs. Ernest Drake, 1947 Woodrow ALPHA OMICRON (North Dakota State) February 1, 1930 �GAMMA THETA (University of the Pacific) 1963-1972 Dr., Port Arthur, TX 77640 (VI) Suzette Peltier, 1616 12th Avenue North, Fargo, ND GAMMA IOTA (Midwestern) March 16, 1963 (IX) Kim Hampton Roads, VA-Mrs. Gordon MacCleary, 11 Luanita 58102 Klawiter, Box 142, Midwestern Univ., Wichita Falls, TX Lane, Newport News, VA 23606 ALPHA PI (West Virginia) April 1 9, 1 930 (II) Judith Dunmire, 76308 LaCrosse, Wl-Mrs. Robert A. Farnam, 127 South 26th St., 591 Spruce Street, Morgantown, WV 26505 GAMMA KAPPA (Kearney State College) May 11, 1963 (XV) LaCrosse, Wl 54601 �ALPHA RHO (Birmingham-Southern College) 1930-1957 Pam Fitzke, 615 West 26th Street, Kearney, NE 68847 Wl Fox Valley-Mrs. Ronald Conradt, Rt. 2, Box 125, Shioc �ALPHA SIGMA (Randolph-Macon Women's College) 1930- �GAMMA LAMBDA (Louisiana State) 1964-1977 ton, Wl 54170 1951 GAMMA MU (Moorhead State College) April 25, 1964 (VI) Cheyenne, WY-Mrs. John Bunch, 1605 Crook Ave., ALPHA TAU (McGill) September 26, 1 931 (I) Marie Gravelle, Amy Peterson, 515 South Tenth St., Moorhead, MN 56560 Cheyenne, WV 82001 475 Prince Arthur St. W., Montreal, Quebec, Canada H2X GAMMA NU (Lamar) February 20, 1965 (Vll) Janie Dodd, Laramie, WY-Miss Billie Ruth Edwards, P.O. Box 665, 1T4 P.O. Box 10734, L. U. Station, Beaumont, TX 77710 WY 82070 ALPHA 1 Laramie, UPSILON (Penn State) May 21 , 932 (II) Lynn Dailey, �GAMMA XI (Tennessee) 1965-1977 Winnipeg, Manitoba� Mrs. Norman Nicols, 247 Niagara St., GPB, S-108 Haller Hall, Pennsylvania State Univ., Univer GAMMA OMICRON (Kentucky) January 22, 1966 (III) Daisy Winnipeg, Man., Canada R3N 0V1 sity Park, PA 16802 King, 508 Columbia Avenue, Lexington, KY 40508 ALPHA PHI (Colorado College) Oct. 15, 1932 (XI) Julie Red- GAMMA PI (Mankato State) February 5, 1966 (VI) Rebecca dan, 1110 Wood Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO 80903 Workman, 137 Lincoln Street, Mankato, MN 56001 ALPHA CHI (College of William and Mary) January 14, 1933 �GAMMA RHO (Univ. of Wis.-Oshkosh) 1966-1976 (II) Margaret Littlejohn, GPB House, Richmond Rd., �GAMMA SIGMA (Western Michigan) 1968-1975 GREEK-LETTER PRESIDENTS: Williamsburg, VA 23185 GAMMA TAU (St Louis) November 11, 1967 (X) Nora Mc �ALPHA PSI (Lake Forest College) 1934-1961 Laughlin, GPB, 20 N. Grand, St. Louis, MO 63108 ALPHA (Syracuse) November 11, 1874 (I) Page Dunkel, 803 ALPHA October 1936 GAMMA UPSILON (Drake) 1 1 968 Jule Walnut Av., Syracuse, NY 13210 OMEGA (Western Ontario) 24, (I) Lyn February 7, (XV) Lutz, da 639 Talbot N6A 1218 34th Street, Des lA 50311 BETA (Michigan) June 7, 1882 (IV) Diane Bartus, 1520 S. Slaughter, St., London, Ontario, Canada Moines, 2T6 GAMMA PHI (Auburn) 4, 1968 (VIll) Julie University, Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 May Muckelrath, Dorm 4, Auburn Univ., Auburn, AL 36830 GAMMA (Wisconsin) November 14, 1885 (V) Jane BETA ALPHA (Southern California) 1938 September 24, GAMMA CHI (Southwest Texas State) February 3, 1968 (Vjl) Hagemann, 270 Langdon St., Madison, Wl 53703 Ronnie 737 W. 28th Los (XVI) Rodgers, Street, Angeles, Susan Hill, GPB, Student Union BIdg., SWTSU, San Mar �DELTA (Boston University) 1887-1970 CA 90007 cos, TX 78666 EPSILON (Northwestern) Oct. 13, 1888 (V) Gail Dykstra, 640 BETA BETA October 23, 1940 (II) Katherine Live (Maryland) GAMMA PSI (Northern Iowa) November 23, 1968 (XV) Jeri Emerson St., Evanston, IL 60201 9 MD 20740 say, Fraternity Row, College Park, Franey, 174 Summit Drive, Cedar Falls, lA 50613 �ZETA (Goucher College) 1893-1950 BETA GAMMA Green State) October 23, 1943 (III) (Bowling GAMMA OMEGA (Wisconsin-Platteville) March 29, 1969 (V) ETA (California) April 29, 1894 (Xlll) Ellen Wynne, 2732 #3 Cindy Partain, Cottage Sorority Row, BGSU, Bowling Cherie Ziemer, 160 Bradford, Platteville, Wl 53818 Channing Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 Green, OH 43403 DELTA ALPHA (Wisconsin-River Falls) May 3, 1969 (VI) THETA (Denver) December 28, 1897 (XI) Sandy Yarmoski, BETA DELTA June 1944 Jeanne (Michigan State) 3, (IV) Wilson, 204 Student River 2233 S. Denver, CO 80210 Kathy Hagestad Center, Falls, Josephine, Peyton, 342 N. Harrison Road, East Lansing, Ml 48823 Wl 54022 �IOTA (Barnard College) 1901-1915 BETA EPSILON (Miami) 12, 1947 (III) Marcia April Davis, DELTA BETA (Boise State) February 21, 1970 (Xll) Patti KAPPA (Minnesota) May 23, 1902 (VI) Bonnie Momsen, 311 MacCracken Miami OH GPB, Hall, University, Oxford, Crepps, 1918 Potter Drive Boise, ID 83706 10th Av., S.E., Minneapolis, MN 55414 45056 � (Nebraska-Omaha) 1970-1976 UMBDA (Washington) May 17, 1903 (Xll) Kathy O'Connor, �BETA ZETA (Kent State) 1947-1972 DELTA DELTA (California State-Fullerton) April 3, 1971 4529 17th Av., N.E., Seattle, WA 98105 BETA ETA 1948 Lori 1414 W. (Bradley) April 3, (V) Hughett, (XVI) 508 Cornell �MU (Stanford 1905-1944 Cheryl Markel, Avenue, Fullerton, CA University) Fredonia Avenue. Peoria, IL 61606 92631 NU (Oregon) December 18, 1908 (Xlll) Mary Beth Bergquist, BETA THETA (California State-San Jose) April 24, 1948 DELTA EPSILON (Texas 1973 1021 Hilyard, Eugene, OR 97401 Wesleyan College) April 28, (Xlll) Kerry Smurr, 385 E. San Fernando St., San Jose, CA (Vll) Sally McGary, 3101 Rosedale. Fort Worth, TX 76103 XI (Idaho) February 3, 1910 (Xll) Diane Frisch, 709 Elm St., 95112 (Southwestern State) 1973 Trenna Moscow, ID 83843 May 5, (IX) BETA IOTA (Idaho State) October 22, 1949 (Xll) Kris Smith, Newberry, P.O. Box 761, Weathertord, OK 73096 OMICRON (Illinois) May 24, 1913 (V) Vicki Perabeau, 1110 716 Turner House, ISU, Pocatello, ID 83201 DELTA ETA (California-Irvine) 19, 1974 W.Nevada, Urbana. IL 61801 January (XVI) BETA KAPPA (Arizona State) December 3, 1949 (XIV) Kim Janice Hiller, 118 Garnet, Balboa Island, CA 92662 PI (Nebraska) June 22, 1914 (XV) Kim Osborne, 415 N. 16th Hutchinson, Palo Verde Main, Box #98, ASU, Tempe, AZ DELTA THETA (California State 18 St, Lincoln, NE 68508 Polytechnic) January 85281 1975 (XVI) Lucy Thoms, 1034 Mill Street, San Luis RHO (Iowa) June 15, 1915 (XV) Kathy Draths, 328 N. Clinton, BETA LAMBDA (California State-San Diego) October 15, Obispo, CA 93401 Iowa City, lA 52240 1949 (XIV) Kari Nelson, 6123 Montezuma Road, San DELTA IOTA (Purdue) April 19, 1975 (IV) SIGMA (Kansas) October 9, 191 5 (X) Sandy Smith, 1339 W. Carolyn Schnirring, Diego, CA 92115 GPB, Tower Acres, Purdue Univ., West IN 47907 Campus Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 Lafayette, BETA MU (Florida State) April 29, 1950 (VIll) Terrie Prison, DELTA KAPPA 1976 TAU (Colorado State) Oct. 16, 1915 (XI) Chris Aden, 733 S. (Lehigh) January 31, (II) Amelia 633 W. Jefferson Street, Tallahassee, FL 32304 Wenhold, Box F-43, PA Shields, Ft Collins, CO 80521 Lehigh University, Bethlehem, �BETA NU (Vermont) 1950-1974 18015 �UPSILON (Hollins College) 1916-1929 �BETA XI (Ohio State) 1951-1967 DELTA LAMBDA (California-Riverside) 1976 PHI (Washington) February 23, 1917 (X) Danna Davis, GPB, January 24, BETA OMICRON (Oklahoma City) November 3, 1951 (IX) (XVI) Pat Cordova, P.O. Box 55008, CA 92507 Women's BIdg., Washington Univ., St. Louis, MO 63130 Riverside, Charia Jones, Box 36, 2501 N. Blackwelder, Oklahoma DELTA MU (Rutgers) 23, 1977 (I) Susan 6 Union CHI (Oregon State) April 26, 1918 (Xlll) Martha Moore, 645 April Toole, City, OK 73106 Street, New NJ 08903 N.W. 23rd St., Conrallis, OR 97330. Brunswick, BETA PI (Indiana State) September 13, 1952 (IV) Lisa DELTA NU (Southwest Missouri State) November 12, 1977 �Chapter Deactivated Schoknecht, 231 Lincoln Quad, Terre Haute, IN 47809 (X) Pam Rose, 722 East Elm, Springfield, MO 65802

FALL, 1978 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 21 CALENDAR OF OFFICERS' DUTIES

Abbrtviitltiis: PHILANTHROPY CHAIRMAN: VICE PRESIDENT: CO� Central Officer: PCD-Province Collegiate Director: At beginning and end of term of office, send intl chairman of At beginning of term of office, collect and send PCD and AA AA�Alumna Advisor PAD� Province Alumnae Director; philanthropy programs initial and final report sent PCD, initial reports from all officers ACVP� Assistant to Collegiate Vice President Int1� Interna According to the PCD's schedule of report due dates, collect tional PLEDGE DIRECTOR: and send PCD periodic reports from the following officers At end of each term, send CO Pledge Statistical Report on president, vice president, activities, chapter development. GREEK-LETTER CHAPTERS Form 11. house manager, Panhellenic, pledge director, scholarship See Greek-letter 200 section of the President's Book for Three weeks prior to initiation, send PCD program for in and social. additional details. spiration week for approval. At end of term of office, collect and send PCD and AA final Before retiring from office, send to CO revisions or sugges reports from all officers, PRESIDENT: tions for improving Pledge Manual. Prior to election, send PCD proposed slate of officers for ap ALUMNAE CHAPTERS: proval. PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRMAN: October 1. send Grand President business for considera November send PCD Alcohol & Visitation Policies Relations Form 1 for dis By By 1, By March 1 . send CO Public Report tion at fall Grand Council meeting Forms 51 and 52. tribution. This annual report form will be sent with the By December 1. send Central Office check for international January Crescent Communique. ACTIVITIES CHAIRMEN: taxes and province dues with computer list. After Decem ber 1 send tax and dues payments with CO form #17- By April 1 ol Convention years, send CO McCormick Award RECORDING SECRETARY: of International Taxes Paid to Alumnae Chap material. after of send PCD corrected "Report Immediately opening school, " ters computer printout sent to president in September. CHAPTER DEVELOPMENT: 1 , of the in which Convention is held, send Immediately after each election and/or appointment, send By February year international chairman of the nominating committee the At beginning and end of term of office, send int'l chapter de CO Chapter Officer List on Form 12, names of members your chapter wishes to suggest velopment chairman initial and final report sent PCD Following events, send PCD summary of officers' and chap any for an international office. Include candidate's ter's retreats. qualifica CDRRESPONOINS SECRETARY: tions on Alumnae Personnel Data form. summer By June 1 , send PCD names and addresses of chap 1, of the off Convention send Central Of Immediately after pledging, send PCD copy of letter to ter members By February year, parents of pledges. fice names of any members your chapter wishes to sug In By October 1, send Grand President business for considera RITUAL CHAIRMAN: gest for province alumnae and collegiate directors. on Alumnae Personnel tion at fall Grand Council meeting and during (invention After each event requiring ritual except formal chapter clude candidate's qualifications Data form. year include business for consideration of Convention. meetings, send PCD a report, By March 1, send Grand President business for considera By February 20, send name and address of ARC chairman to CHAIRMAN: in THE CRESCENT tion at spring Grand Council meeting. SCHOLARSHIP Central Office for listing send Grand President business for con By March 15, send CO, PCD and TranSISter chairman a list Immediately after official release of grades each term, send By February 15, sideration at Grand Council of members graduating from college and those not re CO Scholarship Report on Form 3, spring meeting. send roster of turning to college At beginning and end of term of office, send int'l scholarship Immediately after election and by March 15, officers on CO, form #25 to Central Office, Send By May 1. send CO College and Rush Calendar on Form 10 chairman initial and final report sent PCD, chapter name of chairman to international magazine By June 1 . notify int'l magazine chairman about distribution magazine TREASURER: of magazine sale's profit. chairman. Notify Central Office of any changes of officers Promptly send all marriage notifications to CO. Promptly after each pledging, send CO white copies of between elections. Installation of officers may occur at a Pledge Registration Form 9. check for pledge installment later date. HISTORIAN: of membership fees and Remittance Form 13, Send PCD By May 1, send prior year's chapter history (written either or international Before close of term of office, send PCD and int'l historian orange copies of Pledge Registration Form 9, by chapter historian retiring president) to annual historical record. Immediately after each initiation for members pledged prior historian. �o 8-1-78, send CO list of initiates and badge orders on By June 1, notify international magazine chairman if chap HOUSE MANA6ER: Form 14. signed Loyalty Ple'lge on Form 2 and check for ter's magazine sales profit is to be contributed to the By November 1, send PCD & AA current house rules. initiation fees and badge orders. Gamma Phi Beta Gift Fund or returned to the chapter. Immediately after each initiation for members pledged after By June 15, send one copy of alumnae chapter president's MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN: 8-1-78. send CO list of initiates and badge orders on Form report, CO form #27 (see page A-21 5a) to Central Office, Immediately after formal rush, send CO Rush Report on 14. signed Loyalty Pledge on Form 2 and check for initia Send membership list or directory to Alumnae Vice Presi Form #4. tion installment of membership fees and badge payment. dent, province alumnae director. Immediately after each formal and informal rush, send PCD By 10th of each month, send CO and alumna financial At any time, send list of deceased members to Central Of a report evaluating rush, adviser Statement of Receipts and Expense on Form 15. fice, Include married name, maiden name, Greek-letter if Within 4'/:' months after the close of the fiscal year (July 31). chapter, address, and date of death, known. Enclcse PANHELLENIC DELE6ATE: send CO Chapter Financial Examination on Form 16 with newspaper announcement. send NPC and PCD At in name and/or address of Tran Whenever they occur, CO, Delegate any copy of Internal Revenue Form 990. any time, send change in office of Panhellenic adviser or col SISter to the international TranSISter Service chairman changes Campus By November 1 , send CO and alumna financial adviser chap lege or university President. ter budget on Form 46, for listing in THE CRESCENT and in the Crescent Commu PCD At the beginning of your term, send NPC Delegate and By December 1. send corrected Collegiate Dues Report to CO nique, copies of current Panhellenic handbook, constitution, with check for international dues for members pledged By June 15, send to CO recommendations for Service and bylaws and rush rules prior to 8-1-78 Merit Rolls. NPC and PCD Whenever they occur, send Delegate policy By December 1, send CO province dues. or trends which affect sororities on campus. changes HOUSE CORPORATIONS: Send NPC Delegate all reports (initial, final, and periodic) sent PCD Treasurer: V^hen Financial Examination is completed, send copy to CO with a copy of IRS Form 990, if such return is PARLIAMENTARIANCENSOR: required by law. Within six months after Convention, send ACVP-Bylaws re President: Immediately after election send roster of House vised chapter bylaws for approval. Corporation Board officers to CO.

CRESCENT DEADLINES 1979

For Spring Issue; December 1 (Founders Day highlights)

For Fall issue: June 1 (Honors � Individual and chapter) For Summer issue: March 1 (Greek Letter Chapter letters) For Winter Issue: September 1 (Alumnae Chapter letters) Special assignments for each issue will be outlined in the COMMUNIQUE sent tri-annually to Chapter Presidents and in each issue of The Crescent.

22 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1978 Historical Film Great GAMMA PHI BETA CHAPTERS for Founders Day By Province Program PROVINCE I Gamma Mu (TM) PROVINCE Xll If members in your area have not Gamma Pi Alpha (A) (m) Lambda (A) seen Gamma Phi Delta (AA) yet Beta's historical Alpha Alpha (AA) Alpha Xi(H) "From for act Tau film, Yesterday Today," Alpha (AT) PROVINCE Vll Alpha Lambda (AA) today. There's still time to schedule it Alpha Omega (An) Beta lota (BI) Alpha Zeta (AZ) for Founders Delta Mu (AM) Beta Sigma (BZ) Day gatherings. Alpha Xi (AH) Gamma Epsilon (FE) This educational yet PROVINCE II Gamma Zeta (rZ( entertaining Delta Beta (AB) film, prepared especially for the Alpha Pi (An) Gamma Nu (FN) Gamma Chi Sorority's Centennial celebration, re Alpha Upsilon (AT) (fX) PROVINCE Xlll Delta Epsilon (AE) mains a timeless piece for rush, Alpha Chi (AX) Eta (H) Beta Beta pledge education, chapter develop (BB) PROVINCE VIll Nu (N) Gamma Beta (FB) Chi (X) ment, Panhellenic and Alpha Theta (Ae) rneetings many Delta Kappa (AK) Alpha Gamma (Af) Beta Mu (BM) other occasions. Beta Theta (Be) PROVINCE III Gamma (FA) It is a fast moving, lightheart Alpha Gamma Phi (F*) ed overview of Gamma Phi Beta's Alpha Eta (AH) PROVINCE XIV Alpha Nu (AN) first 100 years with a narration that PROVINCE IX Alpha Epsilon (AE) Beta Gamma (BF) Beta Kappa (BK) is with and Psi m interspersed artiusing Beta Epsilon (BE) Beta Lambda (BA) Beta Omicron (BO) philosophical quotes from the four Gamma Omicron (TO) Beta Beta Tau Omega (BQ) founders. (BT) PROVINCE IV Beta Psi {BH>) PROVINCE XV Here are some pertinent details: Gamma lota (fl) Beta (B) Pi (n) Time: 12 minutes, 16 mm, color, Delta Zeta (AZ) Beta Delta (BA) Rho (P) sound print Beta Pi (BH) PROVINCE X Omega (O) Producer: Joyce Brooke (Michigan Beta Phi (B*) Gamma (FK) Sigma (I) Kappa State) Delta lota (Al) Gamma (FT) Phi (*) Upsilon Gamma Psi (P*) Price: $165 for purchase; $20.00 PROVINCE V Alpha Delta (AA) rental Gamma (P) Beta Upsilon (BT) PROVINCE XVI Mail orders to Beta Chi (BX) Epsilon (E) Alpha lota (Al) Gamma Tau (FT) Summus Films Omicron (O) Beta (BA) Delta Nu (AN) Alpha 333 Margareita Drive Beta Eta (BH) Gamma Eta (PH) Gamma Gamma San Rafael, CA 94901 (FD PROVINCE XI Delta Delta (AA) Gamma Omega (TQ) Delta Eta Order the film 3 to 4 weeks ahead of Theta (0) (AH) Delta Theta (Ae) Indicate alternate PROVINCE VI Tau (T) planned showing. Delta Lambda (A A) dates if possible. Rental rate applies Kappa (K) Alpha Phi (A*) Beta Beta Rho (BP) to per day showing. No telephone Alpha (AB) Omicron (AO) orders. Authorized purchasing sig Alpha nature is required on all sales and rental requests. Summus Films will forward a written confirmation of the show date. Handle film with care. There's a roB minimum charge of $5.(X) for damage to rental On a note: the prints. happier Mrs. D. J. Schonberg more film the the the is used, greater Service Chiairman dedicated to the Phi funds Gamma 12205 Leavenworth Beta Foundation. Omatia, NE 68154

TRANSISTER NOW IN ALL 50 STATES An elated chairman, Theora (Teek) Kurt Schonbert (Iowa State), reports that for the first time in the history of Tran SISter Services, all 50 states are represented. Among the 32 new participants added to the 1978 Directory since spring are members from Alaska, Maine, Rhode Island and South Dakota. Also breaking a record is the new total on Tran SISters -293. Here, then, is the directory update. Remember, those marked B&B offer free-of-charge overnight accomodations (bed and breakfast).

ALARAMA 2119 McKenzie Drive CALIFORNIA Los Angeles, CA 90066 Auburn Anchorage, AK 99503 Berkeley Phone: 213-390-2644 Mrs. L. Moore (Kathy) Nancy E. Lubamersky Jeffrey Marin County (San Rafael, Sausalito, 103 Street, Apt. 15 1059 El Centro Avenue, #4, Poplar Ketchikan San Anselmo, Mill Valley, Inverness) AL 36830 CA 94602 Auburn, Mrs, Dana C. Payne (Margy) Oakland, Mrs. Samuel A. Fletcher (Barbara) 415-530-8075: 415-642-2098 P.O Box 5185 or 19 Evergreen Terrace Phone: 170 McNear Drive ALASKA Ketchikan, AK 99901 Los Angeles (from Benton) San Rafael. CA 94901 Anchorage Phone: 907-225-4968 Mrs. Sharon Commins Phone: 415-453-1887 Mrs. Jeff Hassler (Betty) 3214 Colonial Avenue

FALL, 1978 / THECRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 23 San Bernadino Portland Area NORTH OAKOTA Houston (from Crenshaw) Mrs. George Zachary (Harriet) Susan Henry Bastek (Mrs. John A) Grand Forks, East Grand Forks, MN (2) Mrs, Ralph Huthmacher (Rietta) 4350 Quail Canyon Road 24 Bayberry Lane Mrs. Debra Hoffman 2212 Tangley Scarborough, ME 04074 351 4-1 1th Avenue, N Apt, 13 Houston. TX 77005 San CA 92404 Bernadino, Phone: 207-883-6091 Grand Forks, ND 58201 Phone: 713-523-4775 San Jose Santa (Los Gatos, Clara) Phone: 701-775-3330 Mrs Lubbock (from Cummings) Suzie Mann MARYLAND 2448 Mrs, Dick Pollard (Susan) Rorbindge Way Baltimore (from Suehia) Mrs, Mary Weaver Santa CA 95050 6609 Norfolk Clara, Linda Pohl 219 Lincoln Drive Lubbock, TX 79413 Phone: 408-247-1556: 408-996-9670 907 Grand Forks, ND 58201 Wellington Phone: 806-799-7761 Baltimore, MD 21212 Phone: 701-775-3264 South Orange (El Toro, Mission County Viejo Phone 301-377-2787 Wichita Falls Laguna Niguel) (from Olsen) OHIO Anne Jorgensen (Mrs, Robert) Mrs. M Lee Goode (Sue) MASSACHUSEHS Cincinnati 4603 El Capitan 33049 Elisa Drive Acton (Boston Area) B&B Mrs, Richard Gorman (Becky) Wichita Falls, TX 76310 Dana Point, CA 92629 Mrs, Michael Havener 3751 Hyde Park Avenue Phone: 817-692-7340 Phone 714-837-9739 (Peggy) 9 Elm Street, Apt 8 Cincinnati, OH 45209 MA 01720 Phone: 513-731-8588 VIRGINIA COLDRAOO Acton, Phone: 617-263-2954 Charlottesville Ft. Collins Toledo (from Bevan) (B&B) (from Mitchell) Karen E, Stephan Mrs. William C Risheill (Diane) Mrs, Roger Rummel (Margie) MICHIGAN 235 Colonnade Drive, Apt, 35 1301 Broadview Place 5644 Palntation Drive (from Gould) Charlottesville, VA 22901 Ft. Collins, CO 80521 Birmingham Toledo, OH 43623 Jane Peters (Mrs Thomas) Phone: 303-493-6475 Phone; 419-474-9223 Washington DC Area (B&B) from Peters 3286 Witherbee Mary Anne Youngwood Ml 48084 FLORIOA Troy, OKLAHOMA 8205 Jeb Stuart Road Phone: 313-649-5893 St. Petersburg Area Tulsa (from VanTrease) Rockville. MD 20854 Mrs. Scott Tyler (Andrea) Battle Creek Lynda Kay Van Fossen 301-762-8763 10026 Yacht Club Drive S. Mrs. Steven Levenburg (Nancy) 10904 E. 26th Street Treasure Island. FL 33706 Apt. 36-C, 120 Rambling Road Tulsa, OK 74136 CANADA Phone: 813-360-0900 Battle Creek, Ml 49015 Phone; 918-622-2887 Calgary, Alberta Phone: 616-946-8277 Mrs, John T, Ryan (Mona) HAWAII OREGON 3819-6 Street SW, Kauai MISSOURI Eugene (2) Calgary, Alberta T2S 2M9, Canada Mrs. F M. Warden (Wynee) St. Louis (from McDonald) Mrs, James Renton (Nancy) Phone; 403-243-0688 349-A Lawai Road Mrs. Conway B. Briscoe (Margaret) 3235 Chambers Montreal, Quebec (from Bird) Koloa. Kauai. HI 96756 319 Bellerive Blvd, Eugene, OR 97405 Mrs, Colleen St. Louis, MO 63111 Phone: 503-345-8115 Feeney ILLINOIS 137 Westminister Avenue N. Phone; 314-832-6365 Portland (from Fairley) Decatur Montreal. Quebec. Canada Mrs, Phillip Frazier (Carole) Mrs. Mariana Williams Phone; 514-482-2142 NEBRASKA 8895 S.E. Bohmann Pkwy, 3167 Lake Bluff Lincoln (from Flanders) Portland, OR 97223 Vancouver, British Columbia (B&B) (from Inman) Decatur, IL 62521 Mrs. John Guthrey (Diane) Phone: 503-244-6864 Debbie Phippen Phone: 217-424-7270 7711 Myrtle #3, 1250 W. Broadway NE 68516 Lake County (Lake Forest, Libertyville) Lincoln, RHOOE ISLANO Vancouver, BC V6H 1G6, Canada Dana Brown Phone: 402-489-1411 Kingston Phone: 604-736-2119 801 W. Everett Jan Montgomery Scottsbluff B&B Lake Forest, IL 60045 223 Annaquatucket Road AUSTRALIA Mrs, (Marcia) Phone: 312-295-5354 Roger Dawdy North Kingston. RI 02852 Barbara Whilldin 1913 Avenue "P" 401-295-0790; 401-792-2288 27 Hotham Street NE 69361 Southern Illinois (Carbondale) Scottsbluff, Bayswater Providence Mrs. E. Hollis Merritt (Judy) Perth, Western Australia Cassill 1507 Taylor Drive NEW JERSEY Kay Australia 6053 Carbondale, IL 62901 Central Jersey (2) (from Hewitt) 22 Boyleston Avenue R. K. RI 02906 Phone: 618-549-8382 Mrs Stafford (Rosemary) Providence. REPUBLIC OF CHINA 9 Parkside Avenue Phone; 401-751-4949 Taipei Taiwan (2) NJ IOWA Freehold, 07728 Barbara Anderson Phone: 201-431-5305 SOUTH OAKOTA Clinton (B&B) #3, Alley 5 Anne Wirtz Rapid City Lane 1 0, Street 4 Cathy Griffin Mrs, (Joan) Bluff Apts #15 Wiley Hughes Tienmou, Taipei, Taiwan P. 0 Box 331 RR, 4. Box 1124 A 850-1 St Ave Phone; 871-9790 NJ 08810 Clinton. lA 52732 Dayton, Rapid City, SD 57701 Phone: 201-329-2556 Phone: 319-243-7995 Phone; 605-341-3353 Mrs, Peter M. Iverson (Nancy) Des Moines (from Holderness) Essex County-Bergen County J-2, U,S,T,D.C. TENNESSEE Mrs. Charles Safris (Kathy) Sharon Reed Barrows Box 24, A P.O Nashville B&B (from 4300-74th Street 5 Park Street. #23 (2) Miller) San Francisco, CA 96263 Mrs, Jacobsen Des Moines. lA 50322 Bloomfield. NJ 07003 Timothy (Katherine) or 3933 Phone: 515-276-2996 Phone: 201-429-7382 Brighton Road 207A-B0,T AREAF Nashville, TN 37205 Yang Ming Shan. Taipei, Taiwan KANSAS ANO MISSOURI NEW MEXICO Phone: 615-289-1195 Phone; 861-6049 Greater Kansas Area (from O'Brien) City Alamagordo Elise Anderson Mrs, R O'Neal (Donna) SAUDI ARABIA Gary Mrs. Phil Riske (Kris) 2203 Old Blvd. 7604 Caenen Lake Drive Hickory Dhahran 2308-1 5th Street NashvilleTN 37215 Lenexa. KS 66216 Patricia Ames London (Mrs. E.W.) Alamagordo. NM 88310 Phone; 615-383-7358 Phone: 913-268-6256 Phone: 505-437-2957 Box 1157 APO, TEXAS MAINE NEVEDA New York. NY 09616 Dallas (from Vogel) B&B Bucks Harbor (half-way between Bar Harbor Reno Area Mrs Robert T, Mullins. Jr. (Patricia) and DELETIONS Calais) Linda Ward 1104 Yale Circle 200 Bisset 3 MISSISSIPPI Mrs Russell K, Griffith (Mary Ann) Court, Apt. Piano, TX 75075 NV 89503 Area Route 92 ^^"�' Phone; 214-596-9044 Gulfport (Schilling) Bucks Harbor, ME 04618 Pfone 702-786-4862 NEW JERSEY Phone 207-255-3914 Ft. Worth (from Belota) Summit Area (Crane) Mrs Harry T. Stucker (Anna) 381 7 Arroyo Road WISCONSIN Ft Worth. TX 76109 Coleman Phone: 817-923-5305 (Tatge)

24 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1978 &^ HONORS From A straight- students and Dean's List enrollees to campus and Panhel lenic leaders. Gamma Phi Betas in the and Canada had another banner for year achieving honors. Besides the multitude of individual recog nitions, our chapters pooled their energies and talents to earn a wide variety of campus and sorority province awards. On subsequent pages, you will see how many collegians continue to excell in leadership and learning� a Gamma Phi Beta tradition and goal since our founding. They deserve our admiration and congratulations.�Mary Agnes Welsh, Collegiate Editor

Roda� AUBURN- Nancy . Alpha Lambda Delta. Kris Hammar� Oski Doll. Honor Student, Alumni Scholar, Partain � Beta Gamma Phi Patti Cindy president. Eta Sigma, Prytannean. Dykes reporting Anteans, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Pi. Kathy Harrell � Honor Student. Barb Gantz� Chapter Honors: Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Lambda Delta, Bowling Kathi Hoertling� CAL Tennis Team, Forestry Club. First place in softball, second place in tennis doubles, first and Green Trustee Scholarship. Margie Hoff� Alumni Scholar, UBA.

� second places in shuffleboard, first place in Julee Bertsch Phi Eta Sigma. Cathy Innes � Oski Doll, president � Panile. Char Poltarec- Delta Psi Epsilon Kidnap and first place in Lambda Chi Watermelon Kappa. Omicron Delta Kappa, Kappa Tricia Jump-Honor Student. UBA, Chancellor's Advisory Bust. Delta Pi. Committee. Wilson� Omicron Delta Individual Honors: Kyle Soroptomist Scholarship, Kappa. Kathy Keane� Honor Student, Exchange Student to France. Cynthia Mangum � Golden Torch, Anteans, Knudsen-CAL Nancy Blie� American Marketing Association Award, Phi Outstanding Nancy Pom-Pon, UBA, Honor Student. Senior, Senior Board. � Kappa Phi Honor School of Business honor student. Challenge Teresa Long Honor Student, Mortar Board, Most Out Society, Psi Kay Mundee� Phi Phi Honor School of Busi Kathy Selby-Delta Kappa. standing Senior. Kappa Society, � Meg Cox Alpha Lambda Omega. � ness honor student. Beta Alpha Psi (accounting). Gamma Gwendy Longyear Panile. president� Newman Organiza Lee of swim team. Delta Psi Mor Beta Sigma (business). Wallington� Captain Kappa, tion. tar Board, Omicron Delta � Beth Baker-Dean's List, Pi (French). Kappa. Bernie Maloney UBA. Sheri McBride� CAL Stephanie Jennings, Cathy Jones and Cindy Jones� Dean's List. Pom-Pon, Ballet instructor.

� Debbie Chavawn Woodall Dean's List, Alpha Epsilon Rho (broad Macktinger -Ida W. & Robert Gordon Sproul Award, CALIFORNIA at Most casting). Berkeley- Outstanding Junior Woman on Campus, Penelope

� Murdock Nancy Baker Lambda Sigma Freshmen Honorary, Pi Mu Linda Brooks reporting Simonson Award, Alice J. Jewitt & Hugh S. Jewitt Dean's List. Scholarship, Mildred Jordon Sharp Touch & Shield Hon Epsilon (math). Chapter Honors: Carol Cleveland � orarium, Wells Fargo Scholarship, Epsilon. Pacific Gas and Electric second CAL-and-the-Capital, Big Energy Savings Contest, place; Game Sweetheart of Terri Russell� Alpha Lambda Delta, Lambda sigma. Priness, , Mortar Board, Pry Big Game Week decorations, first place; runner-up in Call and Lisa Lambda tannean, Oski Doll, Panile, Panhellenic Founder- Sally Page� Alpha Delta. Lambda Chi Daffadil president, Alpha Contest; Championship Foot Chairman Lambda Tau. of first annual CAL-FAIRE, Co-president�Greek Kathy McCarthy� ball, Basketball and Softball Teams. Council, Commencement Luncheon Linda Mea her� secretary of Alpha Phi (service frater speaker. Omega Individual nity). Honors: Janiele Maffei� Kaleidoscope Singing Group. Andrea Alban � First Princess for Lambda Chi Anne Sherry Meeks� vice president. . Alpha Daffadil Menard� Oski Doll, Alumni Scholar. Contest. � � Lori Nelson Susan Stansill treasurer. Alpha Phi Omega, Honor Student, Genevieve McEnermy Academic Laurie Andres-Oski Doll, IBM Intern. Oski JoAnna Newberry� vice president of Panhellenic. A.M.A., Scholarship, Doll. Karen Aumock � Honor Student, Alumni Scholar. Patty O'Lague-Oski Doll. co-ordinator-Undergraduate Katie Barron� Oski Doll, Kaleidoscope Singing Group, ac Biophysics Association. BOWLING GREEN- cepted by University of Colorado, Denver-Medical Center. Gina Owen � Alumni Scholar. Wilson Nancy Bedrow � Honor Student, Alumni Scholar. Karen Pelham � Alumni Scholar, Honor Student, U.C. Inter Kyle � reporting Brenda Blardoney Honor Student Society. collegiate Badminton Team. Individual Honors: Kathy Boyd� Alumni Scholar, Jazz Dance instructor. Susan Richardson � Honor Student. Pam Bansbach. Shirley Barton, Cathy Cox, Terry Dunlap, Dar- Linda Brooks� Oski Doll, Campus Tour Guide. Peggy Robinson � Alumni Scholar. lene Kim Vivian and Barb Fogt, Palermo, Kathy Gantz� Al Jenny Buttimer� Oski Doll, Honor Student Society. Sue Robinson -Model United Nations. Letters and Science Lambda Delta. pha Carol Colwell-Dorm president. Honor Student, SAACS, CAL Student Consulting Group to Dean Park. Davies � Lambda Delta Sandy Alpha president, Kappa Delta Ski Club. Betsy Rosenthal -A.S.U.C. Senator. Israel Action Committee, Pi, Who's Who, Omicron Delta Frohman Diane Kappa, Sidney Donielson� Dorm secretary. Honor Student, Model United Nations, Mortar Board, Aca Scholarship, President's Recognition Award. Rebecca Elia � Honor Student. demic Senate Committee. Dennis, Susan Freund, and Jane Sue Fife-Oski Cynthia Marquardt-Phi Doll, Senatorial Aide, Sailing Club, Model Beverly Skirvin-Chancelor's Advisory Committee, A.S.U.C. Upsilon Omicron. United Nations Secretary. Judicial Board. Geschke� Delta Chi, Omicron Delta Cheryl . Paula Franco�Oski Doll, Honor Student, accepted for Medical Lisa Smoley-Honor Student, Oski Doll. Beta Beta. Deborah Guelpa-Beta School in St. Louis. Kristin Steinmetz-Pre-Veterinarian Club. Kelley Jones � Phi Upsilon Omicron, Alpha Lambda Delta. Michele Furlan. Gail Godsey� Oski Dolls. Dana Styles� CAL Pom-Pon. Helen Lambda Delta, Beta Beta Beta, Baird McDonald-Alpha Jackie Guibert� Prsident-Oski Dolls, Paniel, Prytannean. Sue Trebino, Carol Willoughby, Ellen Wyne-Oski Dolls. Yocum Award. Barbara Curley-CAL Pom-Pon. Bank of America Intern. Mary Wynne, Andrea Zavala-Alumni Scholars.

FALL, 1978 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA 25 Eloise Hock� Social Science Honor Society, Economics Honor Robin Scudder� vice president for Association of Distributive Society and "Who's Who in Political Science." Educators. Kathy Steward � recipient $250 scholarship from Los Angeles Carol Winslow -Mortar Board, Tau Iota Omega (Senior Scho Alumnae Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta, lastic Honorary).

CALIFORNIA STATE DENVER- POLYTECHNIC- Ann Meyering reporting Todd reporting Chapter Honors: Gayle Highest Sorority GPA, Highest Pledge GPA, All-Sorority Soft Chapter Honors: ball champions. First second overall Greek Week, third place Olympiad, place Individual Honors: place overall Panhellenic intramural sports. Karen Boge� Spurs, Freshmen Camp staff. Individual Honors: Rita Burleson � All-Greek Planning Council. Karen Ambler � Delta Theta's "most inspirational active," Diane Essex� Outstanding Junior 1978. voted by actives. Diane Johnson � Women's Order of Alpha, 4.0 Club. Charlotte Brekke� Poly Royal Queen. Heidi Johnson � Denver's Outstanding Freshman Woman. Bev Brintnall� Scholarship Award, Dean's List. Leigh Ann Kudloff� Spurs president, Talarians, University Rosie Buzzelli- Phi Upsilon Omicron, Scholarship award Fall Scholar, Women's Order of Alpha. '77, Winter '78, Janet Lewis � Women's Order of Alpha. Kathy Homan� Treasurer�Sierra Madre Residence Hall. Linda Reese � Mortar Board, Women's Order of Alpha, Psy Lori Horenstein � Phi Upsilon Omicron, cardinal key honor chology Departmental honors, 1978 Outstanding Senior. society. Gretchen Wehmhoff� Student Advisory Committee represent Carol Ineman� Cal Poly Tennis Team, Dean's List. ative. Freshmen Camp staff. Campus radio Dj. Kasa Kjellman� Scholarship award Winner '78, Dean's List. Lee Ann Williams� "Clarion" associate feature editor, Alpha Sandy Montgomery � Scholarship award Fall '77. Lambda Delta, Highest Highest Sorority Pledge GPA. Julie Moser� Outstanding Pledge. Leigh Moylan � "Most inspirational active," voted by pledges. EAST TEXAS STATE Janet Muller�Cardinal Key Honor Society. Terisa Nerelli � Dean's List. COMMERCE- Jan Rice � Service Award. Jane Smith reporting CALIFORNIA STATE-SAN Chapter Honors: First, Down South house decorations; sec JOSE- ond place, Sing Song; "Best Booth for Home Diane McCroskey reporting coming"; hosted "Strike Out for Cancer" bowling tourney. Individual Honors: Honors: Chapter � Pam Simpson Homecoming Court, Greek Goddess, Pike Second highest GPA. of any sorority for spring. Calendar Girl, E. T. Hostess, Gamma Zeta president.

Individual Honors: � Karen Jernigan President's Honor Roll, Dean's List, Alpha � Council Karen Bluth Lower division Student representative, Chi, president of National French Honor Society. Panhellenic secretary. Sherry Tucker � Miss Greenville, E. T. Beauty, Pike Calendar Diane McCroskey � History associate of Rho Alpha Theta. Girl, Dean's List, Intramural Swim Team, Alpha Lambda Paride � Panhellenic Girls' Gayle president, Varsity Hockey secretary.

Team. � Kathy Shelton Alpha Chi, Dean's List, Phi Theta Kappa sec Denise Pereira � Dean's List. retary. Lambda Delta. Mary Stancavage� Alpha Karen Fullbright� Cap & Gown, Dean's List, Student Dietetic Association president. COLORADO COLLEGE- Cindy Fsy � Kappa Alpha Rose, Dean's List, Pi Sigma Epsilon. Gail D. Harlor retired Gamma Zeta president. reporting � Lannette Armstrong Head Cheerleader, Dean's List.

Honors: � Chapter Lisa Greb Dean's List, Panhellenic secretary. Kappa Alpha Raised most money for 1978 Colorado Springs Muscular Old South Court. Dystrophy Dance Marathon. Karla Griffin � Student Council for Exceptional Children. Individual Honors: Sherry Dew � Dean's List. Marina Marra � "Honors at Entrance". Kita Richardson � Head twirler. Kay Newell � president. Alpha Lambda Delta; delegate to Col Judy Sandige � Lion's Club scholarship award. orado College Honor Council; resident advisor. June Danner � Rose. Nancy Groth� delegate, Colorado College Campus Associa Donna Duncan� Cheerleader, Dean's List. tion. Sharon Barrow � E. T. Beauty, Barons. Heather Palmer � associate editor. The Catalyst (newspaper). Pam Jernigan � Dean's List. Linda Curtis� photograph for The Nugget (yearbook). Lisa Pitts-E. T. Twirler. Karen Jacobson � president, campus Jewish organization. Barbara Griffin � Barons, first place, Sigma Chi Ice Bucket con Tami Hand � resident advisor. test. Ann Burnett and Regina Walter � first place negative division and first place overall in Missouri Valley Debate Tourna INDIANA- ment. Anne Henley reporting COLORADO STATE- Chapter Honors: First Blood Drive, first in Cross Beta Carrie Haas place Campus Country, reporting Theta Pi Blind Fund, United Way, Chapter Honors: Individual Honors: Swim Panhellenic First place, Panhellenic Meet; Third, Volley Karen Claxton � Indiana Student Foundation. Greek Girl" for second in ball; "Outstanding Junior year Suzy Heald � Indiana Student Foundation, Carnahan- row Pfingston Memorial Scholarship. Individual Honors: Anne Henley � Alpha Epsilon Delta (pre-medical honorary), Chris Aden � Dean's List for School of Business, Tau Chapter Hoosier Scholar, Indiana Student Foundation, Dean's List, president. Kathy Hinkley and Kris Howard � Indiana Student Founda Kathy Arthur � Hesperia (Junior Scholastic Honorary). tion. Tricia Brenner � vice president, Panhellenic Council. Patti Jennings� Sigma Chi Sweetheart. Colleen Callahan� CSU's Golden Rams (athletic hostesses). Lisa Johnson � Indiana Student Foundation. Pam Coats� Silver Spurs. Maureen Koloch � Indiana Student Foundation. Linda Carlson � freshman representative. Business College Elisa Moran � I.U, Outstanding Greek Wonwn, Blue Key Hon Council. orary, Panhellenic Rush counselor, Indiana Student Founda Diann Dunlevy� CSU Girls Swim Team. tion, Telefund chairman. Lark Lawrence� Dean's List for College of Arts, Humanities Katy Pickell-Tau Beta Sigma (band). Marching 100 baton and Social Studies; First All University Coed Volleyball, twirler. CALIFORNIA STATE AT Sandy Ludwick� CSU Wind Ensemble's principal oboe. Uni Sally Stevenson � All-Sorority Athlete of the Year, All-Campus versity Orchestra, Fort Collins Symphony, Marching Band, Athlete of the Year, Student Recreatiorul Sports Association, FULLERTON- American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Tau Beta Pi Co-Rec championship basketball team. Erin reporting (highest engineering honorary), vice-president of Pi Tau Carol Streepey � Indiana Student Foundation, Dean's List, Kelly Sigma (mechanical engineering honorary), treasurer of Mor President's Straight A Recognition.

Honors: � Chapter tar Board, Outstanding junior Greek Girl, Dean's Award as Cindy Strong Indiana Student Foundation, 1978 All-Star Panhellenic Spirit Award. Outstanding Junior in Engineering, Outstanding Junior in Trike Team. Individual Honors: Mechanical Engineering Creative and Performing Arts Susan Strupp � Primary Elections precmct chairman, summer Violette Balma, Leisa Beck, Robin Bergholtz, Mimi Borovinsky, Award. internship with Congressman. Alaire Hinkel, Eloise Hock. Amy Jm, Erin Kelly, Cheryl Kristi Prager� Dean's List for College of Arts, Humanities and Connie Vodde-1978 All-Star Trike Team.

� Markel, Leslie Thomas, Connie Whitson � Dean's List. Social Sciences. Mary Jo Wood Varsity Golf Team.

26 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1978 BARBARA GRADER, Texas Relays Princess.

GAMMA IOTAS dominated the Homecoming Court at Midwestern State. From left: Duch ess Beth Allen, Duchess Nancy Duggan, Queen Beth Perry and Princess Brenda Nichols.

KATHY WUTHRICH, "Powder-Puff- Queen of 's "Powder-Puff Olympics" at Mid ROYAL SISTERS western State.

CHARLOTTE BREKKE, Queen of Poly Royal at California Polytechnic State. Sharing her excitement are RHO'S ROYALTY, from left: Terry Connally, at Delta Thetas Gretta Wilson and Lyn tendant to Military Ball Queen, and Marcia LIS JOHNSON, Homecoming Queen da Zigrang. Goodrich, attendant to Iowa's Dolphin Queen. at Wisconsin-Madison.

Chris Widner� Pompon Corps. Muscular Dysthrophy Dance Marathon, historian and editor Marcia Goodrich� Duet Twirler in Hawkeye Band. Chris Wilson� Redsteppers. for Mortar Board, Task Force for Managing Sorority Groth, Mary Ann Goodrich� Duet Twirler in Hawkeye Band, Dean's Men and Women's Diving Manager. List. Wendy Daebelliehr� Pom Pon squad. Sue Hawes� Pom Pon squad. lOWA- Karen Dahlberg- Iowa Ski Team. Ann Holeman� Wind ensemble, chairnwn of Blood Drive for Melinda McNully reporting Kathy Draths� Mortar Board, Student Senate Committee, Gamma Phi Beta. Omega Chapter scholarship. Julie Johnson -Helen M. Richt Dean's List. Honors: Scholarship, Chapter Gayle Foss� C)ean's List. Jerri Kluever� Dean's List. First Pi Sigma Calendar sales for Muscular place. Kappa Karen Funk� Cheerleader, representative for Phi Sarah Leachman -Sea Is Club, Miller Beer Can contest. Kappa Sigma Synchronized Swimming Team, Dysthrophy; third place Calendar. Synchronized Swim National Meet� figure and duet. Honors Gabbert � Iowa Individual Lesley Regents Foreign Exchange Program, Phi Mindy McNeilly-Council on Exceptional Children, Dean's Karma Burford -Greek Woman of the Year, co-director of Eta Sigma. List.

FALL. 1 978 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 27 ACHIEVERS

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AMY STILL (Texas Wesle JENNIE YAMAGUCHI AND LINDA FELGAR (California- ELISA MORAN (Indlana)- yan)� Outstanding Student in Irvine)� charter members of Alpha Epsilon Delta, pre-medical Outstanding Greel< Woman of Department of History, Alpha honorary). Both also are on the Dean's List. the Year. Chi Honor Society, Sigma Tau Delta (English), Best Active Award Spring '78.

SALLY STEVENSON (Ind DIANA NAYLOR (Texas)- LISA ANNE CHEE (Califor- SHERRY FEAUTO (Mid iana) "All Sorority" and "All Omicron Chi Epsilon, Orange nia-lrvine)- 1978 Panhellenic western State) � Outstanding Campus" Athlete of the Year. Jaci

Pat Many � Old Gold Singers Hygienists Association, Preventive Dentistry Club, chair Steph Gaarde � Kappa Delta Pi, Top 2% of college. Laurie Moore� Pam Pon Squad. man of Table Clinics for Dental Health Week. Jill Lockwood � Phi Eta Sigma ]ill Muggie � Iowa Women's Track Team, National Qualifier. Susan Wicks� Cerebral Palsy Walk-a-thon prize winner. Amy Peterson � Phi Kappa Phi, Top 2'7( of college. Shelly Parsons � Pom Pon Squad. Joan Weresh� Scuba Club, Calendar repre Janie Sampson � Kappa Delta Pi. Missy Schwark � Beta Gamma Sigma, Dean's List. sentative. Julie Samuleson� Top 2% of college. Kim Steffen � John L. Murray Journalism Scholarship. Public Monica Wolf � Pom Pon squad captain, Homecoming Council, Deanna Stone � Alpha Lambda Delta, Top 29( of college, Relations Student Society of America. University of Iowa King and Queen Chairman, Muscular Dystrophy Dance Alumnae Award for Outstanding Senior. News Service intern. Marathon Awareness Chairman. Jane Stewart � Executive Panhellenic Council. Scholastic Citation List for Honors Convocation: Becky Broer. KENTUCKY- Kathy Stoker � Phi Eta Sigma (freshman honorary) Daintry Price. Shelly Parsons. Lesley Gabbert, Kathy Stoker,

� Debbie Susan Strasburg Public Relations Student Society of Amrica. Cindy Sweem. Cathy Sagrille. Kathy Draths, Mindy McNeil Morgan reporting Cindy Sweem � Phi Eta Sigma. Dean's List. ly. Julie Johnson, Mary Ann Goodrich. Cathy Taylor. Jerri Individual Honors: Cathy Taylor � Beta Gamma Sigma. Dean's List. Kluever. Karm Burford. Missy Schwark. Susan Strasburg Caro! Brandon� Sigma Delta Chi (Society of Professional Jour Laura Unger- Junior American Dental Hygienists Association and Laurie Moore. nalists). of America. Elizabeth Chenault-Pi Delta Phi (French), Kappa DelU Pi Teresa Vilmain- Greek Pledge conference, executive member IOWA STATE- (education). Mortar Board treasurer. Links (junior women's of Iowa's International Women's Year, Coordinative Com honorary). Lances (junior men's honorary).

Ann Hawthorne � mittee, delegation lo National Women's Conference in reporting Jane Gayle Connell Mortar Board, Senior Women's Hon Houston. Cindy Donahue� Alpha Lambda Delta. orary, Kappa II>elta Pi (education). Links, Phi Eta Sigma, So-

� Gayle Wiedenfeld � vice president of Junior American Dental Julie Fenton Phi Eta Sigma, Mortar Board. cietus Pro Legibus (prelaw honorary)

28 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1978 Lu Ann Holmes� Dean's List, campus editor of Kentuckian DeeDee Duggan � Fall Festival Beauty. Karen Nedberg � junior with highest grade point. Mortar yearbook. Board secretary. Phi Upsilon Omicron Nancy Duggan � Homecoming Duchess, Pam Powers, Jana Ross, Nancy Yolden � Mortar Board. (home economics), American of � Society Interior Designers- Beth Perry Fall Festival Beauty and Favorite. Homecoming trip coordinator, Greek activities Steering Committee. Queen. OREGON STATE- Amy Clayton-Fall Festival Beauty, MSU Cheerleader. Denise Sullivan MCGILL- Michelle Stoughton � Alpha Lambda Delta. reporting Katrina Osborne Beth Allen � Fall Festival Favorite, Homecoming Duchess. Individual Honors � reporting Kim Klawiter � Kappa Sigma Sweetheart. Carol Deeming University Crew Team, president of Talons Individual Honors: Terri Taylor � Moonlight Girl. (sophomore honorary). � Marie Gravelle McConnell Scholarship. Cindy Anderson � Memorial Union Hospitality Committee. � Suzanne King president, McGill Women's Rugby. MINNESOTA- Graal Diman � Honor Roll, secretary of Beta Alpha Psi (busi Pamela McGovern- secretary-treasurer of Political Science ness).

Students' � Association, chairman of Ad Hoc Group on Julie Hautman reporting Lisa Douglas Beaver Belles secretary. Beta Alpha Psi, Chi Quebec's Future. Individual Honors: Delphia, Delta Chi Calendar Girl of the Year.

Leanne Potter- Alexander MacKenzie � , Scholarship, Pan- Jeanne Abendroth and Sue Genskow � Rho Lambda. Audrey Gerding Beaver Belles, Chi Delphia, Food Tech Club. Hellenic Ball Organizer. Kathi Eldredge- J. W. Award (most contributions to Gamma Kristy Howell� Withycomb Club, Agricultural Economics Marie-Claude Reney �co-chairman of McGill Winter Carnival. Phi Beta). Club, Agricultural Executive Council� secretary. Encore Rowen� Sweetheart of Joanne Sigma Chi. Heidi Gesell� Kappa Chapter Humitarian Award. usher, Pendleton Round-Up Court Princess. � Alexander K. Slawek chairman � of McGill Orientation. Cindy Michel� Outstanding Senior. Michelle Mayfield Junior Class president, Omicron Nu (cam Swisher � Lynn treasurer, Savog Society. Joan Vanderpool� Outstanding Pledge. pus honorary), Canterbury Board of Directors, Honor Roll, University Honors Program, Order of, Omega (greek hon NEBRASKA- orary). MICHIGAN STATE- Sue Talons, Club. Sue Brown Meredity� Management Catherine Frost reporting reporting Lynn Rice� Scabbard & Blade, NROTC Physical Fitness Team, Individual Honors: National Rifle Team in Ohio, OSU Club, Chapter Honors: Competition Flying Bowen-vice of vice Pi OSU and NROTC rifle teams. Panhellenic Spirit Award for outstanding participation in Kelley president Panhellenic, president Lisa Richardson � Chi Greek affairs. Chapter. Delphia.

� Kim Cuda � summer orientation host. Jan Siemsen Whithycomb Club, Pre-Vet Society. Individual Honors: Kim Davis� Campus Red Cross, Teaher's Advisory Board. Denise Sullivan � Sew// Times staff (business school paper). Karen � Editor of Greek The Oracle. Barger newspaper. Cindy Drevo- vice of Nebraska Union Barometer staff (University paper). Dumas� Vice Panhellenic Executive president Program Julee Council. � president, Council, Notable Sophomore Women. Heather Wood Home Economics Honors Program, SHEA. Kutasi� Greek Week coordinator. Kathy Shelley Hanson� Phi Chi Theta. Rae Mayer- Mortar Board, Alpha Zeta. Carrie Krenk- Teacher's Advisory Board, Student Education PENN STATE- Diane Zdunczyk � Mortar Board, Phi Kappa Phi. Association. Pamela Hill Rocky Kruse� Mortar Board, Teacher's Advisory Board. reporting MIDWESTERN STATE- Gina Lauber- Phi Chi Teta. Chapter Honors: Sherry Feauto reporting Teri Mauch� Nebraska East Union Program Council. First place trophies for enthusiasm and over-all competition, Sarah Mead� Orchesis (dance). Sigma Chi Derby Days. Honors: Chapter Sharon O'Brien � Phi Eta Sigma. Greek Week for athletic events, overall in trophy first-place Kim Osborne� Mortar Board, Pi president. RUTGERS- Tau Kappa Epsilon's Powder-Puff Olympics. Wendy Patten� Student Alumni Board. Desiree Herald � reporting Individual Honors: Sue Roberts UNL flag team. Carol Donnell � Fall Festival Favorite. Trudy Saunders� Student Senator. Campus Honors: Third in Cheryl Burgess� Alpha Lambda Delta. Diane Tanking � Phi Chi Theta. fraternity/sorority division of Rutgers Cancer Mara thon. Beth Coombs� Fall Festival Beauty. Mary O'Commer� Student Senator. Kathy Wuthrich � Powder-Puff Queen. Tami Osborne� Noteable Freshmen Woman. Individual Honors: Daria Murphy� Montaque County Farm Bureau Queen, Joyce Pollock � UNL flag team. Donna Ahlers � Varsity Letter in Gymnastics. chosen cheerleader for 1978-79. Sally Riha-UNL flag team. Joann Ammann, Jill Rupert � New Jersey State Scholarships. Sherry Feauto � Alpha Lambda Delta, "Outstanding Student in Lorie Shane� UNL Rodeo Queen. Valerie Bellino, Cindy Lanza, Anita Reich, Sue Solewin, Diane German Studies," elected senator to Student Government for Kiru Von Minden � Noteable Freshmen Women. Todd, Susan Toole � Dean's List.

1978-79, Honor Roll. Sue Gast� Scarlet and Cream Bonnie � Dean's at U. of Florida. University Singers. Berger List, TAship ^ Denise Trammell � Fall Festival Beauty, Kappa Alpha Rose. Ann Caruso � Dean's List, Panhellenic president, organizer of Brenda Nichols� Alpha Lambda Delta, Homecoming Princess, NORTH DAKOTA- Panhellenic Council. MSU Cheerleader. Debbie Cohen � Dean's List, highest cum. in Delta Nu.

� Laurie Hanson � Nita Fleming MSU Honor Roll. reporting Donna Koyen Dean's List, Kappa Delta Pi, Omicron Nu. Brenda Lister� Alpha Lambda Delta, MSU Honor Roll. Individual Honors: Janis Kreiss � Abroad-Exchange Student to England. Kenda Riley � Alpha Lambda Delta, Honors Program. Jeanne Dipple � pledge with highest grade point. Mary Marko� Varsity Letter for Cheerleading, chairman of

PHI BETA KAPPAS PLUS . . .

E. CLAIRE COLLIER (West ELLEN SCHEIBOL (Texas). ANNEMARIE POLAK (Cali- WENDY WOLDT (USC) Plus

Virginia). . Plus Phi Kappa Phi and fornia-lrvine). Plus Dean's Mortar Board and Phi Kappa Dean's List. List. Triple major: received Phi. BA's in Psychology, Sociology and Philosophy in June '78. L

FALL, 1978 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 29 Rutgers Judiciary Committee, R.F.C. Scholarship, Political Judy Focht � Dean's List, Angel Flight. Debbie Draut� Who's Who Among American Colleges and Science Association. Vicki Gaudin� Spooks. Universities, Kappa Delta Pi (education). Dean's Honor Roll Nadine Muraviev� Ski Team, Russian Club. Barbara Grader� Texas Relay's Princess, Texas Women's for fourth year. Order of Omega (charter member), presi Marge Niedzwicz�Commuter Council representative. Affairs committee. dent of CircleOK Kiawanas, director of WSU Hearing Sharon Simadl � Dean's List, field hockey. Ann Grappe � Kappa Epsilon, Longhorn Phi Theta Kappa. Screening Project- Debbie Tantum � Dean's List, New Jersey State Scholarship. Linda Griffith � Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Beta Kir\solving, Amy Garrett � WSU Acappella Choir and member, Kathy Wilson � chairman of R.F.C. Board of Control. Dean's List, Posse, Angel Flight. "Ballinger's Backstage," professional song and dance Patti Hubbard � Bevo's Babes (Swim Team Pep-Squad). company. SAN DIEGO STATE- Kim Jackson � Psi Chi, Dean's List, U.T. Law Association. Cindy Griffing � Shockettes, Young Life Leader. Kaufman� to Music Educa Beth Harlenske � Mortar Board, Who's Who, Senior Honor Kimeron Haas Mary , Delegate reporting tion National Conference. Five (WSU's highest honor). Alpha Kappa Delta (Sociology), Chapter Honors: Andrea Lambert � Kappa Epsilon. Most Outstanding Sorority Woman, Dean's List for four First place Spirit Trophy, first place in games and second place Margie Leatherwood � . years. Leadership Recognition Banquet, and Homecoming in overall week-long competition� Sigma Chi Derby Days. Glynda Moore � Panhellenic Scholarship, Kappa Delta Pi, Col Queen finalist. Individual Honors: lege Scholarship � Honors Day. Monica Hart � Dean's Honor List, Panhellenic Council. Cynthia Montgomery� Mortar Board. Audrey McNamera� Tau Beta Sigma. Susie Hitchcock� Alpha Kappa Delta, Volunteer Juvenile Kim Spalione� Sigma Chi Sweetheart. Diana Naylor � Alpha Chi Sigma, Tau Beta Phi, Orange Jackets Court Probation Officer, Dean's Honor Roll, recipient of re Fourteen Beta Lambdas � Dean's List. (service honorary), Omicron Chi Epsilon, American In search grant for Administration of Justice project. stitute of Chemical Engineers. Carol Kissling � Dean's Honor Roll. SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE- Nina Peterson� Jester Dorm Residents � president. Janet Lansdown � Dean's Honor Roll, Psi Chi (psychology). Marcy Roman � Kappa Epsilon � recording secretary, Volunteer, Juvenile Court of Sedgwick County. Mollie Ritz reporting Longhorn Pharmacy Association. Linda Miller � Dean's Honor Roll, Rodeo Queen award and Chapter Honors: Carolyn Russell� Spooks, Cordettes. other equestrian awards. Best Costumes � All Campus Review; second in showmanship, Ellen Scheibal-Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Beta Phi, Dean's List. Anne Mohr� junior advisor to Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean's Chilympiad (annual Chili Cookoff contest. Tammy Smith � Posse, Angel Flight, Alpha Lambda Delta. Honor Roll. Barbara � Posse. Pam Oxenreider � Theatre WSU Sum Individual Honors: Stieg University productions, Wilkinson� Seton Medical Center mer Theatre Stock, Chamber � Jean Internship, Carolyn Singers. Gay Baker University Choral. Hackson Show KUT Delta Melodie Paracel � Phi Phi, Phi (Dental � Internship, Internship, Sigma Kappa Sigma Alpha Kim Britt Order of (Dmega (Greek Honor Society). Chi. Arnold-Whittenberg � Hygiene honorary), Scholarship, Marty Canipe, Beth Fiddelke, Becky Ramey, Sharon Smith Terri Wilson � French Honor Award, Phi Beta Chi. Dean's Honor Roll for four "A" Award from Gamma Strutters (drill team). years, Phi Beta. Cheryl Fitzgerald � Senator. Off-Campus � Diana Pottebaum Helen M. Guard award for Outstanding Suzy Hill� Sigma Delta Pi (Spanish), Order of Omega, Alpha TEXAS WESLEYAN- Junior in Beta Chi Chapter. Chi (University Honor Society). and Reeder � Dean's Honor Roll. � Jenni Ray Jana Pam Johnson Kappa Delta Pi (education). Beth Biddinger reporting � Debbie Schell Batgirl (spirit squad for WSU baseball team). Kathy Major- University Chorus, Alpha Lambda Delta, Honors: � Chapter Becky Schneider Brevard Music Camp scholarship, WSU Strutters. Overall Greek Week Festivities. Trophy, Music scholarship. Carol Moorman� SWT Singers. Individual Honors: � Dean's Honor Roll. � Lyn Sonntag Pam Riggs Miss Chilympiad, Associate Justice of Student Carol Abel � Dean's List, Phi Beta Lambda, Gamma Sandra Stoddard � Dean's Honor Roll, historian for Court. Sigma Alpha Sigma. Lambda Delta. Mollie Ritz-Alpha Chi. Beth � Dean's List, Vivien and Law Sone Scholar Wilde � Women's Tennis team. � Biddinger Kathy Varsity Lou Ann Thompson Phi Alpha Theta (history). ship, Gamma Omicron. Susan Brockett � Sigma Tau Delta, Augie Mae Howell Scholar WISCONSIN-PLATTEVILLE- SYRACUSE- ship. Janni Pickel reporting Theresa Brown � Editor of annual. Press Club president. Socie Janet Honors: Pennington reporting ty of Collegiate Journalists. Chapter Inter-Greek Council's Grand Point Aver Chapter Honors: Karen Bunker � Freshman Leadership Class, Wesleyan Singers, Community Highest Award. M. Eunice Hilton Panhellenic Award for Standads, second Gary Windsor Memorial Scholarship, Scripps Howard age place � Inter-Sorority Spirit Award competition. Scholarship, yearbook staff. Individual Honors: Individual Honors: Margaret Burciaga � Beta Pledge Fall '77. Marie Stuelke � Co-chairman of Inter-Greek Community

� '78 honor student. Patty Bergin accepted for master's work at Northwestern. Teresa Byrom� Quadrangle president. Best Delta Epsilon Council, Homecoming delegate, � Rosemary Brisbois � Dean's List, Chairman of Syracuse Uni Active, Phi Beta Lambda treasurer. Who's Who in American Donna Vollmer Dean's List, Gamma Omega Chapter schol versity Social Work Organization, VISTA volunteer. Colleges and Universities, wearer of the Golden Shears, arship award. Pierina Consol� Syracuse University scholarship. School of Homecoming Princess, Smile Girl runner-up. Miss Future Nursing scholarship. Business Executive� third place. Dean's List, Lambda Chi WITTENBERG- Liz Cambridge� president Alpha Chapter 1977-78. Alpha Sweetheart, Student Government Association Board Judith Galo reporting � class marshall for student affairs, cum laude of Appeals, member of winning intramural bowling team. Nancy Grady Honors: Teresa Hernandez � Dean's List. Chapter graduate. '77 (fifth time � First, � Homecoming Float/Display Roth Dean's List, B.S. cum laude. Schol Paula Jean Dean's List, Junior Panhellenic delegate. Competition Cheryl magna Alpha in five � years). arship Award. Cindy Lee Best Active Spring '78.

� � List. Individual Horfors: Mary Ann Smith first woman president of Alpha Pi Mu (in Sally McGary Dean's dustrial engineering honorary, treasurer of Tau Beta Pi (en Leslie Norris � Pledge Class president. Gwen Anwyl � Dean's List, Sociology Student Faculty Com gineering honorary). Society of Women Engineers, Ameri Laurie Shoop� Dean's List, Anne Waggoner Scholarship. mittee. Still � Chi vice Delta Barnes � Tau Pi Hall Council can Institute of Industrial Engineers, baton twirler for Amy Alpha president. Epsilon chapter Judy Phi, president, Alpha Dorm Council Lambda Delta, Syracuse Marching Band and dancer for basketball pep crew, president. Quadrangle secretary. treasurer. the Sour Citrus Society. Who's Who, Outstanding Student in Department of History, Carolyn Bonner � Tau Pi Phi, American Marketing Associa Joan Walentuk� editor of Alumnae Nursing Magazine. DAR Scholarship and Dean's List. tion. Mary Ellen Wisniewski � Dean's List, Syracuse Panhellenic Sonia Torres� Cheerleader, Senior Panhellenic delegate, Stu Barbara de Penaloza- Homecoming Queen runner-up. Dean's Hilton scholarship. Foreign Study scholarship, Sigma Delta dent Advisory Board for Student Government Association. List. Chi (journalism). Joy Whitt-Dean's List. Robin DeRolf� Alpha Lambda Delta, East Asian Club secre Ricky Zegelstein � Dean's List. tary. Dean's List. Sue Figley � Panhellenic Council program chairnrwn, Witten WICHITA STATE- berg University Choir, Dean's List. TEXAS- � � Beth Harlenske reporting Judy Galo Alpha Lambda Theta, Student Advisory Board Winslow Education Department, Dean's List. Laura reporting Honors: Chapter Cheryl Gatchel � Dean's List, Tau Pi Phi secretary-treasurer. Honors: Most Award (second in a first Chapter Outstanding Sorority year row), Laurie Heffner � Wittenberg Choir, Union Board, Dean's List. First for float in Parade for Muscular in Best Effects and second in Best Overall Round-Up Production � plaace trophy Special Beth Hessinger Wittenberg University Choir. second � Gamma � Delta for (annual of and first Dystrophy, place Kappa Kappa skits), Best � Hippodrome day place. Ann Hutchinson Dean's List, Wittenberg University Choir. Blood Drive. Added Attraction in '77 Parade. Kappa Epsilon Homecoming Sue Joslin � Dean's List, Hall Council treasurer, Tau Pi Phi. Individual Honors: Individual Honors: Karol Kinard� Bach Chorale.

� ludith Anglin Dean's List. Becky Bachrodt� Shockettes (9-member cheerleading squad). Nancy Kirlin � Dean's List, Wittenberg University Choir. � Delta Pi. � Barbara Atteridg Kappa Dean's Honor Roll. Bar Lauterbach Dean's List, Hall Council secretary.

� Susan Bell -Phi Beta Chi, Angel Flight. Missi Bachrodt Shockettes. Pam Montgomery � Dean's List, Alpha Lambda Delta. � Julie Benson Dean's List, Alpha Lamada Delta. Monica Boughton � WSU Acapella Choir. Joanne Owen � Dean's List, Kappa Delta Epsilon, Panhellenic � Barb Biegger Posse (honorary spirit organization). Linda Chindberg � Women in Communications scholarship. Council president, Greek Council vice president. D'ann Bullock � Karl & Helen McGinnis Scholarship, Order of Omega (charter member). Dean's Honor Roll, Dixie Snively� Tau Pi Phi, Wittenberg University Honor Soci Longhorn Band. newscaster for KMUW � WSU radio station. ety, Dean's List.

� Laura Chuoke Swim Team, Dean's List. Diane Converse � Flaggirl � WSU Marching Band, Sigma Al Sandy Van Auker� Wittenberg University Choir, Dean's List, Susan Clark, Patty Conley� Spooks (spirit honorary). pha lota, Brevard Music Camp scholarship. Dean's Honor Alpha Lambda Delta. Cyndi Craig � Special Interests Editor of Cactus. Roll. Jill Withers� Greek Council representative. Geography Hon Grain- trainer Leslie Angel Flight pledge Cindy Cushing� cheerleader, WSU Varsity Women's Gym orary. Kathy Creviston � Spooks, Angel Flight. nastics team. Becky Wright -Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean's List. Delta Chi, News and Information Services Erin � Chris Dahl-Sigma Cyphert Kansas State Horse Association, many horse Maria Cashy, Judy Croll, Patsy Davis, Amy Durra, Alicia ' Internship. manship awards including "Horse of the Year award for Einsel, Kris Eldard. Mary Ann George, Susan Henry, Sandy Amy Dempsey - Posse, Dean's List. Kansas. Klotz, Marcia Kohl, Judy Metzger, Lorna Naegele, Lisa Mar\' Dilger � UT Fashion Group vice president and secretary- Julie Dalrymple and Dedee Becker-Dean's Honor Roll Pilati, Deb Redinger, Kathy Shaver, Kay Trenner, Theresa treasurer freshmen. Warnecke and Barb Wertis� Dean's List

30 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1 978 FRATERNITY SWEETHEARTS, YES . . .

SIGMA CHI SWEETHEART- Patti Jen SWEETHEART- KAPPA SIGMA SWEETHEART-Kim nings (Indiana). Teresa Byrom (Texas Wesleyan). Also Klawiter (Midwestern). Delta Epsilon and Honors Graduate.

PHI SIGMA KAPPA MOONLIGHT KAPPA ALPHA ROSE-Denise Tram GIRL� Terri Taylor (Midwestern). mell (Midwestern). LITTLE SISTERS, NO ! In these strenuous times, young women must her own Sorority's activities. jealously guard against commitments which 2) On some campuses, rushing for little might not be spent to their advantage. Increased sister groups occurs at the same time as leadership opportunities for women on cam sorority rushing which means that the pus�and in the business world after graduat rushee has to choose between them. ion�behove collegiates to be more selective in 3) Some little sister chapters charge dues their association choices. and the women often cannot afford both This points up a potential conflict which a sorority and a fraternity auxiliary affects many Greek women and prospective membership. sorority members. It is the time required to serve 4) Women are treated as secondary citizens, as a member of little sister organizations of na in some cases, being expected to do laun tional and local fraternities. Both the National dry, housecleaning, etc. as part of their Panhellenic Conference and the National Inter duties. fraternity Conference oppose the establishment While selection for a little sister chapter rep of such groups. resents a certain popularity achievement, we be Gamma Phi Beta's Grand Council has now lieve today's young woman should seriously whether or not she is chances gone on record as opposing its member's partici consider wasting pation in such groups. They're concerned that to develop her special abilities while in a collegi doing housekeeping and other chores for frater ate settling. We think our members' time is far nities will prevent their women from participat too valuable to take on housekeeping and ing in either Sorority or other leadership groups. hostess chores in return for the right to wear Marjorie Speidel Lundin, (Washington) another piece of Greek jewelry. retiring National Panhellenic Delegate, outlines Each woman must decide for herself. How four primary disadvantages to belonging to a lit ever, Gamma Phi Beta strongly feels that each tle sister organization: member can more wisely spend her time and 1) It can take so much time that the mem talents in other ways. ber hasn't enough left to participate in �Mary Agnes Welsh

FALL, 1978 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 31 GAMMY-GRAMS from Campustowns, U.S.A.

WEST LAFAYETTE, IN DELTA IOTAS "DUG IN" APRIL 16. GROUND BREAKING CERE MONIES FOR NEW $502,000 NASHVILLE, TN CHAPTER HOUSE AT PURDUE ALPHA THETA'S RUSH SKIT "CHORUS LINE" BROUGHT DOWN FOUND GRAND PRESIDENT THE HOUSE AT CONVENTION HEE HAW PARTY. IT WAS "THE HIT" OF KAREN WANDER KLINE (IOWA STATE) SWINGING A SPADE RUSH AT VANDERBILT LAST FALL GREAT COSTUMES. . .WONDER ALONG WITH HCB PRESIDENT FUL SONG PARODIES ... FANTASTIC CHOREOGRAPHY. IF YOU HAVE THE TALENT WE WILL SHARE THE IDEA.-KAREN KEYES JEAN BALLANTYNE RANSOM (NORTHWESTERN). FIRST NEW SORORITY HOUSE ON CAMPUS IN 13 YEARS. COM PLETION EXPECTED FOR FALL TERM. WILL HOUSE 80 COLLEGI ATES, DORMITORY STYLE. GAMMA PHI BETA HAS DUG IN FOR LONG STAY AT PURDUE.- MONICA REJZER NOVAKOVIC, (WISCONSIN-RIVER FALLS)

r AUSTIN, TX ALPHA ZETAS TAKE FIRST PLACE IN FLOAT COMPETITION FOR ANNUAL ROUND-UP PARADE.-LAURA WINSLOW

32 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA FALL. 1 978 SPRINGFIELD, OH AIRPLANES GET EVEN DIRTIER THAN CARS. SO WITTENBERG'S AL PHA NUS SPONSORED UNIQUE AND PROFITABLE PLANE WASH. FORTY MEMBERS SPENT TWO SATUR DAYS WASHING FOUR TWIN-EN GINE PLANES ($25 EACH) AND THREE SINGLE-ENGINE PLANES ($20). MUNICIPAL AIRPORT SUP PLIED CLEANING INGREDIENTS. RENEE BUNGER, PHILANTHROPY CHAIRMAN, REPORTED $160 RAISED-$1 35 TO SORORITY FOUN DATION,, $25 TO MEMORIAL FUND FOR LAMBDA CHI ALPHA KILLED THIS YEAR IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENT. WHAT NEXT? MAYBE WE'LL WASH "HOT AIR BALLOONS."- JUDIETH E. GALO

PEORIA, IL BETA ETAS AT BRADLEY ON WIN COLUMBIA, MO NING STREAK. FIRST PLACE RAIS- ALPHA DELTAS WIN OVERALL TROPHY AT SIGMA CHI DER ING MONEY FOR PEORIA BY DAY GAMES AGAIN. FIVE OUT OF LAST SIX YEARS. SEEN IN CHARITIES AT CAMPUS CARNIVAL HEARTY TUG-OF-WAR STRUGGLE ARE (FROM LEFT) CATHY FIRST, SIGMA CHI DERBY DAY. SOUTHERLAND, PAM RUTLEDGE, JULIE LECHMAN, ANA FIRST, MILLER BEER CAN DRIVE RODRIGUEZ AND CATHY RYAN-LAURA JACKSON BOTH FALL AND SPRING SEMESTERS -$500 PRIZE EACH.- TERRI LONG

IOWA CITY, lA GAMMA PHI BETA'S RHOS AND DELTA TAU DELTAS KEPT BALL IN THE AIR BECAUSE WE CARE DUR ING 30-HOUR VOLLEYBALL-A- THON FOR HANDICAPPED STU DENTS AT IOWA. RAISED $2,400. EVEN UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT WILLARD BOYD STOPPED BY TO WRITE A PERSONAL CHECK.- MELINDA MC NEILLY

MANHATTAN, KS AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY SALUTES BETA UPSILON. NOT ONE OF 75 GIRLS IN GAMMA PHI BETA HOUSE SMOKES. FIRST TIME IN HISTORY OF KANSAS STATE THAT A SORORITY MADE UP OF NON- SMOKERS. NO WAY MANDATORY. EACH GIRL OF INDIVIDUAL CHOICE, MADE DECISION. HAPPY PARENTS OF ONE MEMBER, MR. AND MRS. JOHN SPARKS OF HOLDEN, MO, FLAGSTAFF, AZ MADE CONTRIBUTION TO SOCIETY BETA OMEGA AT NORTHERN ARIZONA ANNOUNCES IN TRIBUTE TO ITS WORK FOR THE SCHOLARSHIP HONORING MARY BABBITT BILBY (ARIZONA). "POSITIVE GOOD FOR THE FUTURE TRIBUTE ACCELERATED BY MARY'S MOVE TO PHOENIX. THIS OF OUR CHILDREN. "-MARY FORMER INTERNATIONAL DIRECTOR OF EXPANSION INSTRU GRUBB HICKS, GREATER KANSAS ESTABLISHMENT OF MENTAL IN BETA OMEGA. FIRST RECIPI CITY ALUMNAE ENT LESLIE NORTHUP. WE'LL MISS MARY.-JUDY SEIFERT

FALL, 1978 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA 33 GAMMA PHI BETA

More Than a Sorority� an Opportunity

Where do your talents, interests and needs lie? What would you like to do for and with Gamma Phi Betas?

Name

Address

Collegiate Chapter Year initiated

Alumnae Groups

Alumnae Offices and Chairmanships held

College Major Degree(s)

Business experience

Volunteer experience

Area of collegiate work that would interest you:

D Province Collegiate Director n Chapter Advisory committee n House Corporation Board D Collegiate expansion in your area

Areas of alumnae chapter work that would interest you: D Province Alumnae Director D State Membership chairman D Alumnae Panhellenic D Alumnae Chapter officer D Expansion of alumnae chapter or crescent circle in your area

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34 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1978 i~Lr\VV/\ll V^/\L�L/51oN THE LINE: Betty Bussey Demarke (San Diego State), Hawaii Alumnae president, and Ruth Bartlett (Boston), corresponding secretary. And here's their news:

Carol Snyder Mine and Jean Elson Woods

Two Members Star in Mardi Gras Carol Ann Snyder Hine (West Virginia) and Jean Elson Woods (Kansas) were featured in the highly successful musical production, "Color Me Mar di Gras," which ran last February at Pearl Harbor. Mardi Gras is the major fund-raiser of the Awa Lau Washine ("Women of Pearl Harbor"), an organization of Navy, Marine and Coast Guard of ficers' wives. In 1977, Mardi Gras donated over $13,000 to various military and Hawaiian chartities.

Christine Schmoll Ching

Gamma Phi Beta Heads Hawaii Panhellenic Docent Sharla White speaking to Hawaii alumnae.

Christine Schmoll Ching (Oklaho Captain Cook Bicentennial Celebrated ma State), former Hawaii Alumnae president, has been elected presi Guided by Sharla White (Oregon), a docent of the Bishop Museum of dent of Hawaii Panhellenic. She's Honolulu, 20 members of Hawaii Alumnae and their guests were privi- its former rush vice president and ledged to view the special exhibition of "artifical curiosities" collected by scholarship vice-president. A sub Captain James Cook. First arriving in the Islands January 18, 1978, Cook stitute high school teacher and named them the Sandwich Islands in honor of his patron, the Earl of Sand volunteer elementary school li wich. brarian, she and her architect hus The chief, believing him to be a god, welcomed Cook by taking off his band, Timmy, have two children. royal cloak and putting it on the captain's shoulders. The captain was less kindly treated on his second voyage in 1779, when he was killed by the natives. Anthropologist Adrienne Kaeppler devoted more than four years to locating and collecting the nearly 2,000 artifacts that were displayed be tween January and August. Gamma Phi Beta's viewing was the occasion of the February meeting of the Hawaii Alumnae Chapter.

FALL, 1978 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / 35 "Ladyfood" To Benefit Foundation; Other Good Buys From Gamma Phis

Dallas Alumnae want to make YOU famous. They'd like your favorite rec ipes for inclusion in their upcoming cookbook at Nashville. an cookbook, A Collection of DALLAS ALUMNAE unveiled its "Ladyfood" project Soliciting Ladyfood: advance order from Irene Fleming Frame (West Virginia) were, from left, Lucy Crimmins Recipes Enjoyed by Ladies and Gentle Eichorn and Jane Dick Ladewig (Southern Methodist). men. (Use form in this issue and sub mit for kitchen October testing by update Ladyfood's story in a later series of three entitled Gamma Goodies 30.) issue. Meanwhile, send recipes and includes one on hors d'oeuvres, one Proceeds from the project will orders for Christmas gift certificates. on desserts and one on casseroles. In benefit the Sorority's philanthropies dividual books are priced at $2.00; the and scholarships. Funds will be series sells for $5.00. It's a timely offer Other Items divided between the Foundation and Boutique for planning holiday menus, or for a scholarship fund to mark 50 years gift giving. Make checks payable to Foundation T-Shirts of Gamma Phi Beta on the Southern the Columbus Alumnae Chapter and Methodist campus. First offered at Nashville, these T- mail to Jane McMaster, 271 Brixton The cookbook will be a hard cover, shirts are red and feature the Founda Rd., Columbus, OH 43221. illustrated volume containing 700 or tion logo in white. Children's sizes 6- more recipes from Gamma Phi Betas. 8 and 10-12 are $4.00; adults' S, M, L, Christmas Ornaments It will include appetizers and XL are $5.00. Add $1.00 postage and beverages, salads and dressings, main handling for each shirt and send Decorate your tree and your dishes, vegetables and all manner of check to Mrs. William S. Hammond, friends', too, with needlepoint Christ desserts and pastries. Entertaining 6751 E. Center Ave., Denver, CO mas ornaments created by Mil ideas also are welcome. 80222. Proceeds support the waukee Alumnae. They're available Ladyfood will sell for $6.95 plus Sorority's philanthropies. in six designs � candle, stocking, can $1.05 for postage and handling. Gift dy cane, bell, crescent moon and Buttons certificates are available for this Sorority "Campaign" Gamma Phi Beta initials. Each kit Christmas with book delivery prom Great "campaign" buttons for rush contains hand drawn canvas, wood ised for spring. Pat O'Connell or on-campus wear are offered by ring, felt back, yarn and directions. Mullins (St. Louis) is in charge of Gamma Mu Chapter. They are white The designs are $2.50 with yarn, packaging and mailing. Order checks with green letters spelling out "Gam $2.00 without. Add 50C for postage should be made out to Ladyfood and ma Phi Is A Natural High." Order and handling. Specify design and mailed to 2716 Rosedale, Dallas, TX from Amy Peterson, GPB, 515 S. 10th send order to June Ladish, 5944 S. 75225. St., Moorehead, MN 56560. Make 37th St., Greenfield, WI 53221. Make Sandra Graham Cude (Memphis checks payable to Gamma Phi Beta. checks payable to Milwaukee Alum State) and Sara Hess McElhaney The 65C cost includes postage. nae, Gamma Phi Beta. (Iowa State) are co-chairmen of the book committee. Sara is specifically Needlepoint Name Tags Cookie responsible for selections and all reci Reusable needlepoint name tags at Symbolic Stamps pes should be submitted to her at 50C each are another great item for Carnations and crescent moons 7518 Meadow Oaks Dr., Dallas, TX rush. Handmade by the Delta Iotas, mark cookie stamps presented by the 75230. they're brown with a gold border and Corvallis Alumnae Chapter. Created Heading this gigantic project is crescent in the right corner. Make of clay, the stamps come with shiny Irene Braden Loosley (Oklahoma) checks payable to Gamma Phi Beta ceramic handles in assorted colors. assisted by Dorothy Chase Jones and send to 810 David Ross Rd., W. They're available in lots of 12 for $25. (SMU) and Betty Mae Conner Jones Lafayette, IN 47906. A recipe folder is included with each (Oklahoma). Serving as liaison be stamp for individual giving. Send More Books for Cooks tween Gamma Phi Beta and Taylor orders to Mrs. Gary Pastega, 4435 Publishing Company is Nan There's always room for still more S.W. Gold View Ave., Corvallis, OR Mulvaney (Texas). The Crescent will cookbooks on the kitchen shelf. A 97330.

36 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL, 1978 LADYFOOD . .. LADYFOOD A Cooking Collection Enjoyed by Ladies and Gentlemen Too A Cookbook by Gamma Phi Betas to benefit scholarships and philanthropies

IT'S NATIONAL . . . We're now collecting recipes from Gamma Phi Betas all across the nation for our exciting, new NATIONAL GAMMA PHI BETA COOKBOOK. Every chapter will be included and we need your recipe immediately.

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FALL, 1978 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA 37 J

RE-ELECTED MAYOR JANA GILPIN HAEHL (Ohio Wesleyan) has been re-elected to the Town Council of Corte Madera, CA, and chosen as Mayor by her fellow councilmen for the second time.

SALLY ERIKSON LEWIS (Bradley), Chicago Alumnae president, reads a congratulatory note while Executive Secretary-Treasurer Mary Moxley, PAD Frances Black Green and hostess Elizabeth K. Ware listen.

CHICAGO ALUMNAE REACTIVATED Gamma Phi Beta's newest alumnae chapter is also her oldest! When the Chicago Windy City Crescent Circle was installed as the Chicago Alumnae Chapter on May 18, 1978, our oldest alumnae chapter, associated in 1891, was once again on the roster after a three-year hiatus! Fourteen charter members, representing 11 chapters, were present to see Frances Black Green (Northwestern), PAD V, give the charter to chapter pres ident, Sally Erikson Lewis (Bradley). Mary Moxley (Northwestern), Execu tive Secretary-Treasurer, represented Grand Council and presented a gavel as a from the Central Office staff. Council nominee for Director of Finance, KIMONO-CLAD Stacy Peterson Beaudine gift (Arizona) and her friend Danny met with Mary Jane Hipp Misthos (Colorado College) also attended. past Sorority Grand Presidents Elizabeth Hostess Elizabeth K. Ware (Michigan) designed and ordered a special Fee Arnold and Beatrice Hill Wittenberg fol dessert for the occasion: a cake iced in double brown and decorated with a lowing the Oriental Overture Benefit rep luncheon last spring The party, held at Little lica of our pin and pink carnations. entertain Tokyo and featuring Japanese In the past, the Chicago group has given career seminars for the North ment, was sponsored by the Southern Cali western and the Gamma Phi Beta fornia Intercity Council. Proceeds benefited chapter collegians supports camping pro the Arnold-Wittenberg Scholarhip Fund. gram and the National Hemophilia Foundation.

38 / THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA / FALL. 1978 children's birthday parties. Decorated with the guest's name and an ap propriate decoration, they serve as place markers, favors and deco rations. Other popular items are get well messages for hospital patients and congratulations for new babies. We delight in delivering balloons that are a surprise. As was a 48" anniver sary message to a husband in his of fice. Recently we prepared balloons for the children's ward of a local hos pital. They were donated for a party through the Channel 19 (educational channel) Auction. BALLOON-GRAMS" LIGHT UP FACES

Greater Kansas City Alumnae Pat along the idea to her Kansas City "Part of our desire to create this /Sizemore Pearce and Mary Grubb friends. It's a great chapter money- business was to make some pin Hicks (both Kansas) have adopted a raising idea � or one that can be money. We've found, however, that unique money-making idea from adopted by individuals wanting to the cash flow is little more than Pat's pledge sister, Marcia Bovos earn pin-money. enough to buy additional balloons. Dietchman, who in turn got the idea Here's how the business goes, in The real reward is to see people's 'from a florist in Dallas where she Mary's words: faces light up when they see their .lives. It's called "Balloon-Games." "Balloon-Grams offers customed custom-made balloon. It brings The Dallas florist delivered floral designed, helium filled balloons in smiles to those from six to sixty. Bal i arrangements in baskets to which 5" different sizes (11", 20", 36" and 48"). loons are decorated with letters and balloons, bearing various con Size permitting, we print any message figures made from wrapping paper. gratulatory messages, were attached. and deliver the balloon in the Kansas We put whatever the customer wants ^Marcia decided she could offer the City area for a set fee. on our product."� Kay Rider McCul same service for less� then passed "A specialty is 11" balloons for ly (Kansas)

For the Woman with Pride In Herself and TOB

There's a certain extra feeling of pride every Gamma Phi Beta ex periences when she displays the symbols of her friendship in fine jewelry. When you want to remember that special friend or relative, think of fraternity jewelry by Pollack. Write for our free catalog of fine jewelry and accessories for Gam ma Phi Beta and other collegiate fraternities. 10K RINGS sterling Yellow Silver Gold 1-SR/135G Signet (rectangular) $18.75 $33.50 2-SR/366G Signet (oval) Pictured on model 16.00 29.50 3-SR/531G Recessed Letters 21.50 37.00

BRACELET 4-B/60G Crescent-Sterling Silver $20.00 Gold Filled 24.00

OTHER INSIGNIA RECOGNITION PINS: 5-CR/25G Crest-Gold Filled $ 4.00 6-MG/11G Monogram-Gold Filled 4.00 7-MB/FG Crescent-Black Enamel-Gold Filled 4.00 8-MOTHER MOTHER'S PIN-Pink Carnation- Gold Filled 4.25 9-PI/G PLEDGE PIN-Brown Enamel with Yellow Crescent-Gold Filled 200 ''|/ -PS/58G 1896 Monogram Pin (not illustrated) 1 0K Yellow Gold $14.50 Sterling Silver $ 9.50 STICK PINS (not illustrated) ��' ^ < ,.-�.� ^ -SP/11G Crest-IOK Yellow Gold $12.00 -SP/40G Gold Crescent-10K Yellow Gold 12.00 SP-58G 1896 Monogram-IOK Yellow Gold 12.00

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FALL, 1978 THE CRESCENT OF GAMMA PHI BETA 39 Issue Highlights

2) WE ARE GREAT IN '78! Grand President gives exuberant message on the State of the Sorority. 5/A Unique Gathering.

8) WISHES GRANTED . .. AND EARNED! Meet stars of Convention's Honor evening. 12) STRAW HATS AND HOWDY! Carnations added to Minnie Pearl bonnets by Confirmed Conventioneers. 13/ Magazine order form. 25) HONORS! Annual review of individual and chapter achievements. Other features: 14/ Grand Council appointees. 16/ In Memoriam. 17/ Annual Direc tory of International and Chapter offices. 32/ Gammy-Grams. 34/ Alumnae membership form. 35/ Hawaii Calls. 36/ Good Buys. 37/ "Ladyfood" 38/ Kaleidescope.

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