Fall 1989 CONTENTS Icrescent DEADLINES EEMRES of GAMMA PHI BETA Winter

COMMENTARY

During September, all Many other special girls have focus of the Foundation. From Gamma Phi Beta alumnae will their lives enhanced as a result your own experience in Gamma receive an annual appeal letter of Gamma Phi Beta alumnae Phi Beta you realize that much requesting a contribution for groups that apply for Founda - of the Sorority’s service to mem- the Foundation. Whether you tion supplemental grants to pro - bers is educational. Many times are a recent graduate receiving vide camperships in their own members have told me that suc- your first letter or a loyal donor, communities. Last year the cess in careers or community the Foundation needs your fi- TYustees were able to designate service or family relationships nancial support. $20,000 for local camperships is a direct result of Sorority The Gamma Phi Beta Founda- and camps. training. tion was established in 1958 as Foundation donors recognize an independent public founda- Financial Aid the value of Sorority educa- tion authorized by the United Financial aid for deserving tional programming and wel- States Internal Revenue Service Gamma Phi Betas has been a come the opportunity to expand to receive tax deductible dona- Foundation service since 1958. it through tax deductible gifts. tions. By law, Foundation funds Most financial aid is in the form This year the Foundation was can be used only for philan- of grants to collegians and able to designate $55,000 to thropic and educational pur - alumnae seeking scholarships help underwrite Leadership poses. and fellowships, which are fi- Training School and PACE pro- Each year the Foundation nanced by interest income from grams. It is the goal of your By Ann Mullen Bronsing, Board of Trustees estimates the permanently endowed trusts. Trustees for the Foundation to Foundation Chairman income that will be realized One fairly recent and unique fund all qualifying Sorority from contributions and budgets endowment is the Doris Bird programs. it to do the most good. Gordon Special Sister Grant es- On behalf of the Trustees, I tablished by Doris (Bowling want to thank all of our past Camping Green) and her husband. It pro- contributors and extend a chal- As a Gamma Phi Beta, you vides financial support to sisters lenge to our new alumnae to know that our international phi- who have experienced major continue the Gamma Phi Beta lanthropy is camping for special changes in their lives. For exam- tradition of generous support. girls. Each year Foundation ple, a Gamma Phi Beta stricken When you receive your Founda- funds provide the opportunity by multiple sclerosis used a tion appeal, whether as a new for girls to spend 10 days away Special Sister Grant to purchase alumna or a long- time, loyal from unpleasant and unhealthy a specially equipped wheelchair Foundation donor, remember home conditions by attending that enables her to participate that a gift to the Foundation is our own Camp Sechelt. Thanks more fully in the lives of her your chance to assist Gamma to Vancouver alumnae and husband and infant son. Phi Beta in its ultimate goal of Gamma Phi Betas from all over developing the highest type of Educational Programming the world, these girls are given womanhood. i wholesome recreation, out - Sorority educational pro- standing role models and love. gramming has become a major

2 Fall 1989 CONTENTS iCRESCENT DEADLINES EEMRES OF GAMMA PHI BETA Winter. . September I Leadership Training School 4 Spring. . December I The Gamma Phi Beta Foundation funded the 1989 Leadership Training Fall 1989 Summer . . . March I School for international officers, advisors and collegiate chapter officers. Gamma Phi Beta USPS Fall .. . . June I 137-620 : intangible Advising rewards 6 THE CRESCENT is pub- Four chapter advisors share their thoughts about working with collegiate lished quarterly in Fall, Win- chapters. EDITORS ter. Spring and Summer by the Editor-in- thief Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Kris Brandt Piske Capital Endowment Campaign 8 7395 E. Orchard Pd., Ste. 200, 2405 W. Gregg Drive Letters from chapters and members reveal their commitment to the Capital Englewood, CO 80111-2509. Chandler, AZ 85224 Endowment Campaign. Subscription price-$l.50. Pro- Alumnae Editor Harassment duced in the U.S.A. by Maruy Margy Molden Wiltamnth Sexual 14 harassment on the work Boyd & Associates. Second 1700 Kiva Poad Sexual campus and in environment is defined in a PACEletter written by the International PACE Committee. class postage paid at Engle- Silver Spring, MD 20904 wood. CO and additional Collegiate Editor mailing offices. Copyright Lin Schafer Sanford DEmmm 1989. Gamma Phi Beta 808 Lake Felicity Court Foundation Grants 16 Sorority. Slidell, LA 70461 Postmaster: Please send no- Feature Editor Officers 29 tice of undeliverable copies on Natalie Meyer McKenzie Honors 30 Form 3579 to Gamma Phi 531 S. Burton Place Beta, 7395 E. Orchard Pd., Ste. Arlington Heights, !L 60005 In Memoriam 40 200, Englewood, CO 8011 /. Business Manager Subscribers: Send changes Marjory Mills Shupert Directory 42 of address, notices of marriages International Headquarters and deaths to Gamma Phi Alumnae News 44 Beta. 7395 E. Orchard Pd.. Ste. 200, Englewood, CO 80111. Catalog 46

Cover Allyson Rosen (Rhodes), Amy Jo Olson (lowo St.), Jen Dallavo (Iowa) and Me- lissa Mounce (Illinois St.) attend Gamma Phi Beta Leadership Training School.

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4 Foil 1989 FEATURE Leadership Gaining School

olorado State University was the site Individual leadership training sessions were of the 1989 Leadership Training School, which held for advisors, collegians, International Rush c Phi Beta Foun Consultants, Province Alumnae Directors, Prov was funded entirely by the Gamma - - dation. More than 150 international officers, advi- ince Collegiate Directors and Area Financial Advi- sors and collegiate chapter officers experienced a sors. While international officers were learning June weekend of learning, sisterhood and Gamma how to better serve and guide collegiate and Phi PRIDE. alumnae chapters, advisors and collegians ex- The first evening, International President plored the specifics and basic philosophy of rush, Randy Stevens (Calif. St.- Long Beach) welcomed pledge programming, recommendations, public those attending and reviewed the state of the So- relations, scholarship and finances. rority. Indicating that Gamma Phi Beta’s future Leadership TVaining Coordinator Brenda Dunn looks bright, she cited an improved financial pic- Rickert (Texas Tech) conducted individual ses- ture, an increase in the number of women sions for International Rush Consultants, collegi- pledged and initiated, and general chapter excel- ans, advisors and international officers. All lence. And the dream of a Sorority-owned Interna- attendees benefitted from her four- hour presenta- tional Headquarters will soon be reality. tion on values and ethics, which focused on the Randy also spoke about challenges facing nine basic expectations listed in the summer 1989 Gamma Phi Beta and the Greek system. “Each one issue of THE CRESCENT. Brenda reminded every- of our undergraduates must look long and hard at one that “ being a Gamma Phi Beta is a private the Greek system on her campus and ask some choice and a public commitment.” In turn, she hard questions,” she said. “ Do the Greeks received a commitment from collegians to post enhance university life? Do we abuse alcohol and the basic expectations where all chapter members party irresponsibly? Do we live up to the ideals will see them. and purposes of our organizations?” She chal- Kevin Oschner, a member of Alpha Gamma Rho lenged collegians to take the lead and work with- and past national secretary of the Future Farmers in the Greek system to make necessary im - of America, gave a motivational presentation Fri- provements. day evening in which he echoed the words of Speaking about Gamma Phi Beta’s founding Randy Stevens. “The Greek system is on the auc - premise “ to promote a higher spiritual, mental tion block, up for grabs,” he said, and challenged and social culture,” Randy emphasized the need collegians to begin with themselves and their for good scholarship and intellectual growth. “ Are chapters to institute changes. “The Greek system we working as hard as we can to develop women is all about building better people.” who value intellectual achievement,” she asked, A highlight of the Pink Carnation Banquet “who are curious about the world around them, Saturday evening was the message of Sonia 1m- who aren’t necessarily satisfied with the status Masche, a member of Alpha Phi and Colorado quo, who see themselves as vital, thinking, rea- State University Greek Life Coordinator. She re- soning human beings?” viewed the history of Greek societies since the Members were encouraged to promote and 1776 founding of Phi Beta Kappa and then fo- maintain high standards. “ As a voluntary social cused on current trends. “The largest challenge organization we have the absolute right to expect facing us today is responsibility,” Sonia said, “and good behavior from our members,” Randy said. If our survival depends on proactive programming.” every member strives for excellence, “ by looking Particular areas of concern are: alumnae involve- for the best, and expecting it, we can insure a ment, cultural diversity, the non- traditional stu- bright future for Gamma Phi Beta." dent, single sex status, values and ethics, and With those key thoughts in mind, an intensive pledge programming. weekend of learning, growing, sharing and striv- ing began.

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W W ould you accept a position that re- arship chairman to ensure high scholastic £>• Wquired overtime, flexibility, dependability, exten- achievement and adherence to international So- sive listening, confidence, assertiveness, and rority guidelines. While the challenge may be “to management and leadership skills— and paid keep grades up," Delta Lambda Scholarship Advi- nothing? sor Doris Havercamp Nelson (Iowa) knows the Hundreds do each year when they volunteer to reward: “The Scholarship Tray!“ be Gamma Phi Beta collegiate chapter advisors. Assistance with budgeting and chapter ac- Some say being an advisor is the most reward- counts is the role of the financial advisor. She ing position within the Sorority. "Helping collegi- works with the treasurer and also serves on the ans, sharing in their successes and failures, house corporation board. growing personally and seeing things from an- Other advisors work in the areas of PACE, rit- other viewpoint," is how Karen Hohenstein Nel- ual, philanthropy, social and Panhellenic. Each sen (Drake) views her role as chapter advisor for has a vital role in Gamma Phi Beta. Epsilon Delta, Creighton University. Corinne International resources available to advisors Johnson Mutchler (Colorado St.), who advises are manuals, international officers with specific Tau Chapter, Colorado State University, along areas of expertise, the Advisor's Advisor newslet - with Annie Peters Wimmer (Bucknell), says the ter and the Assistant to the Collegiate Vice Presi- biggest reward is in “ feeling that you are making dent-Advisors. Leadership training is offered at a difference/' Convention, Leadership Training School and Area Each Gamma Phi Beta collegiate chapter has an Leadership Conference. Advisors usually have a Alumnae Advisory Committee that meets periodi- close working relationship with the Province Col- cally as scheduled. The chapter advisor serves as legiate Director as she is the alumna most famil- chairman and works primarily with the chapter iar with individual chapter strengths and areas president and executive council. She advises the needing improvement. Melba Quick Spurrier chapter as a whole, attends executive council and (Oklahoma St.), chapter advisor at Beta Psi, Okla- chapter meetings, and serves as a liaison with the homa State University, says advisors achieve a alumnae group. solid working relationship with collegians “by be- "A quota plus pledge class of excellent young ing scrupulously fair, meticulously honest and women,* ' is the reward for Nina Comito Freeman very dependable." She encourages advisors to (Calif.-Riverside), rush advisor for Delta Lambda, withhold initial judgments and intrude as little as University of California-Riverside. Her position in- possible into chapter activities. Corinne agrees, volves assisting the membership chairman in noting that 95 percent of the time the collegians planning and executing rush. will solve their own challenges. “I guess we re The alumna who serves as pledge advisor at - here for the other five percent of the time when tends pledge class meetings and advises the they truly need direction," Corinne says. pledge director in planning the pledge program All advisors cite scholarship, dependability, sis- and Inspiration Week. Her guidance is invaluable terhood, organization, compatibility, appearance, in ensuring a pledge program free from hazing interpersonal relationships, responsibility and ad- that emphasizes Gamma Phi Beta expectations. herence to Gamma Phi Beta rules, procedures and The scholarship advisor works with the schol- policies as collegiate strengths to be encouraged.

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Melba sums it up as “ those hers. She also finds it difficult Be flexible and listen and hang strengths that are born of ma- “ to watch them ignore my won- in there.” Melba— “Listen and Interested in ture actions and decisions,” and derful advice and let them learn try to withhold judgement until Karen says advisors should pro- from their own mistakes.” Deal- all facts are in and all sides are volunteering? * ” Karen “Don’t try to mote new ideas without interfer - ing with collegians personal heard. — Contact your Province Colle- or mold the chapter ence “ as long as the plans problems is especially trying for run things giate Director or the Assis- ” ‘ way ’ Let them try their conform to policy. Karen and Corinne, and Melba your . tant to the Collegiate Vice * ’ Corinne “ Use your And advisors do have their strives to “unobtrusively influ- ideas! — President -Advisors. Their , but when in challenges. Corkie Fossum Men- ence young adults into making best judgment names and addresses are , ” the Province Colle singer (Calif.- Riverside) chap - mature decisions. doubt call - listed in the Directory on ” ter advisor for Delta Lambda, When asked what advice to giate Director. page 42. University of California- River - give new advisors, they re- side says patience is one of sponded: Corkie— -“Don’t panic!

THE CRESCENT 7 CAPIM ENDOWMENT CAiYlMIfiN

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8 FoH 1989 Dear Gamma Phi Beta, Dear Gamma Phi Sisters, The 1988 pledge class of Alpha Delta Chapter Enclosed is my pledge for $2,000 for the Capital held a fundraiser for the Capital Endowment Endowment Campaign. In a way, this is in Campaign. Though the fundraiser was limited in repayment for college years enriched by the scope, it enabled us to work together and experience valuable Sorority experience offered by Gamma Phi a few of the responsibilities we will soon accept as Beta. When I arrived at USC in 1962, I was very members of Gamma Phi Beta. We are able to donate green, charmless and unsophisticated. My years at $195 in the name of our pledge class. Beta Alpha taught me social graces, poise and 1988 Pledge Class responsibility. I emerged much more confident, University of Missouri ready to go on to further studies with a sound foundation and a rosy smile. While in medical school at Johns Hopkins Dear Sisters, University, I ran out of money. I was able to get a Enclosed please find a check in the amount of job at the Blood Bank and a loan from the school, $1,000 which is to be applied towards the Capital but it wasn’t enough. I wrote to my dear friend, Endowment Campaign. The Gamma Eta Chapter then president Bea Wittenberg, and she quickly chose to donate its annual M&M fundraiser funds to responded with a grant (not a loan) to cover my this very important and special project. The women needs. I’ll never forget how Gamma Phi Beta saved here in Long Beach, California have definitely the semester for me. caught the pride and love contributing to the Now I have been practicing medicine for almost growth of this wonderful organization. 15 years (I finished specialty training in rheumatology in 1974). I have four daughters, some Gamma Eta Chapter in college. By this Endowment Fund contribution, I California State-Long Beach feel I am only partially repaying my Big Debt to Gamma Phi Beta. hearing , beyond Dear Karen, You’ll be from me in the future pledge, for many years to . I have been to It is with a great deal of pleasure and love that this come many lately high , medical school, I send you a pledge for $1,000 for the Capital reunions school residency, fellowship,—internship but our recent Endowment Campaign in memory of my parents. ’ brought— back together Gamma Phi Beta has been a wonderful influencing southern California ‘reunion such treasured friends and warm memories. I spent factor in my life all the opportunities, challenges, have leadership training— and friendships. I hope my four wonderful years with these women. I to contribution will help our great tradition of Gamma say that my Sorority memories are the most precious that my Sorority friendships have Phi Beta to continue to enrich women’s lives, as it and enduring has mine, for many generations to come. been the most . gratitude Love in II K E, In , Babs Hansen Weinberg Elizabeth Spencer Smith, M.D. (Nebraska)

Gamma Phi PRIDE Catch It! THE CRESCENT 9 FEATURE

Experiences in Vietnam define values

inda Hallenbeck Pelegrino (Calif. St.- 'doughnut dollies * and 'Kool-Aid Cuties’ though LLong Beach) has turned her philanthropic in- we never really served doughnuts. We manned stincts into a lifetime of service— from Red Cross Red Cross recreation centers and flew by helicop- "Doughnut Dolly" in Vietnam to current Gamma ter to visit soldiers in isolated areas, where we Phi Beta International Philanthropy Chairman. conducted recreational programs with the men for She called on Vietnam experiences in March an hour before hopping another chopper to reach when she appeared on a special television episode another group. To a lot of people we represented of ABC’s China Beach. Entitled “Vets," the pro- the girl next door. For one hour we took soldiers* gram matched interviews with real life Vietnam minds off the war, the loss of a buddy, or no news veterans, sharing their personal experiences and from home. For one hour men could pretend they emotions, with scenes from shows that had been were in a normal situation sitting around talking filmed during the past two seasons. to friends. Linda s feelings about her Vietnam experience: "We played concentration games or asked trivia "Up until the last two or three years, I have questions on music, cars, movies or sports. Even never felt that what I did was important to others. reluctant observers found themselves jumping I have always looked at my experience as some- into a contest when they knew an answer. Linda Hallenberk Pelegrino thing fantastic and unique that I did for myself. I "Since our purpose was to boost spirits, we al- gave myself an opportunity to experience a differ- ways had to be bright and cheery. We were taught ent part of the world— to live in a very strange never to cry. Often we would do eight to 10 heli- situation by being in a war zone and living on a copter runs a day, leaving at sunrise and return- military base with only six women and 50,000 ing at sunset. At dinner we still had to be cheerful men. I took a risk, and I allowed myself to grow. and smiling. I always thought rush was great It is only now that I realize I made a difference to training for this job! others. "The job in Vietnam was both physically de- "At 22, it was hard for me to articulate my manding and emotionally challenging, but being a reasons for going to Vietnam. Almost 25 years Gamma Phi Beta gave me confidence that I could later it is easy to see that my desire to do some- live and work with a variety of people, and I had thing for others was a strong motivating force. I some of the skills the Red Cross needed. I knew I arrived in Vietnam a wide-eyed young woman could learn the rest. armed with a social science degree. When I left a "Each group was different every time we saw it. year later,I had replaced my once shy demeanor The men may have been mortared by rockets all with seasoned self-confidence. night or have been sitting three weeks doing noth- "I went to Vietnam during this country’s raging ing. A hundred things could be going on which debate over the war. One reason I went was to changed the feeling of the group, and we had to decide for myself whether it was right or wrong. be sensitive to this. Sometimes we noticed men in So I signed up to work with an American Red various units were missing, but it was almost ta- Cross Clubmobile and was one of about 1,600 Red boo for us to discuss why. Maybe they were on Cross workers rotated through Vietnam from 1962 leave. Maybe they had rotated home. Maybe they to 1973, the year American troops left. had been killed. Often their buddies would run up "In Vietnam we were affectionately known as to us to talk about it. It was then that we became

10 foil 1989 China Beach star Brian Wimmer and Linda Pelegrino look at photos for the "Vets" episode. Linda is technical advisor for China Beach. good listeners. life. This is what philanthropic Linda, currently a management “I feel I made a difference. In projects are all about. and marketing consultant for Vietnam I was able to help “Through service to others in non -profit organizations and someone while gaining a great Gamma Phi Beta, we work hard. corporations, has served as ex - deal for myself. Living in a war As a byproduct, we learn about ecutive director for the Cystic zone and being faced with death team work, fundraising, organi- Fibrosis Foundation and vice every day helps one define one's zational skills and sisterhood. president and chief operating values. I learned that friendship, We also learn to define our val- officer of the Hugh O’Brien love and joy are what’s impor - ues. I knew after my year in Foundation. For the past six tant in life. I look for experi- Vietnam that I always wanted to years she has been an advisor ences that continue to challenge make what I do matter — to for Alpha lota Chapter at the me and make me take risks and make a difference. ' University of California Los grow. I look for career and vol- In addition to numerous Red Angeles. unteer experiences that help Cross positions during her 12 others and bring joy into my years with that organization,

THE CRESCENT n FEATURE up rofitable self employment for a mini- Some of Sydney’s words of wisdom: mum of 5 years and achieving business goals despite On Blindness: ” personal or economic hardship qualified Sydney • “ I get to meet you inside, first. I see more some- Stoeppelwerth (Kansas) as one of five 1988 Women of times by not seeing." Enterprise winners, an award co-sponsored by Avon • “ Blindness is incredibly inconvenient but not a Products and the U.S. Small Business Administration handicap. Once I ’ ve learned to control physical incon- saluting the courage and determination of America s veniences, I believe in ignoring them." 3.7 million self-employed women. • “ Without sight one is totally aware of reality By Talie Meyer McKenzie, Profitably self-employed for more than five years? ( with the exception of color ). What good would eyes be Sydney started a second business, Tandem Routes, a without a brain?" . . . “ Our human thinking process Feature Editor motivational speaking company, in 1985. This is in recognizes the unique, and that is where we get our ' addition to the career she s made running her own oil most precious resources. If we think in stereotypes, company since 1977. Personal hardship? Sydney has we re doomed, because stereotypes don’t allow for been blind since she was 27. differences." Why an oil wildcatter? “ When people explore for oil On General Living: no one can see it, so we're all blind." she says. “ I • “ Literacy is one of America’s most urgent knew I had a fair chance to compete simply by using national needs." my head.” In addition, oil flows in her veins through a • Use the direct approach to deal with the world. grandfather who pioneered the industry in the early • “ Luck is when opportunity and talent blend." years of this century and a father who carried on the On Women in Business: business. She and her mother bought producing oil • “ Set a goal. Then worry about how to wells in Kansas and Nebraska. achieve it.” Words to motivate come naturally to this former • Stay flexible. Inflexibility retards progress. teacher who had to convince the graduate school dean • Have a sense of humor. that someone who was blind could earn a degree. (One • Enjoy being women. “ While it might not be fair , semester on a trial basis with an A average was con- appearance does matter. It is the first language that vincing enough.) She then became the only blind talks. So keep a clean, groomed, tailored look . ” teacher hired by the Shawnee Mission School District. • Focus on service and followup. Profit will flow Only a desire for greater financial independence led naturally. her to start her own business. • You can’ t operate well in the marketplace until Sydney fills as many as 50 speaking engagements you feel very confident about yourself. annually, custom designing remarks for audiences that • “ Don’ t be intimidated by a challenge." are as diverse as Hallmark Cards, of whom she is a • Learn to be competitive. Men are trained for great favorite, to Coldwell Banker or the National Asso- competition. Women need to learn. But make it a posi- ciation of Plumbing, Heating, and Cooling Contractors tive competition, for the love of the game. “ Let me do of America. She motivates her listeners to challenge it the best that I can." themselves to further personal and professional • “ You have to care about what you do." growth, always employing wit and humor to help her On Good Leaders: audience learn through laughter. “ I ’ m going to play • They are risk takers. tennis when I find someone who manufactures tennis • They are compassionate. balls with buzzers in them,” she quips. • They are bright. Motivation is

12 fell 1989 Sydney Stoeppelwerth ( Kansas ) • They recognize change is constant in the uni- ity, are patient , proud, have purpose and direction. verse. Persevering and persistent, they believe in their Sydney refuses to use a seeing eye dog ("I ’ d wear own capabilities; can admit failure; grow from failure; him out with my travels.’ ). And she certainly feels a are self-respecting. jewel-encrusted ebony cane is much classier than a • They assume leadership qualities assertiveness, white one. "It conveys dignity and confidence. I ignore good communications skills, boldness. — my blindness except when I need assistance in mobil- • They are honest. ity. It is not the center focus of my life. I do everything • They are energetic. They motivate themselves. I ever did, except read print ink and drive a car." They are not clock watchers. They assume responsibil- Sidney’s expertise

THE CRESCENT 13 PACELETTER Sexual Harassment

usan, a college junior majoring in Ger- Judy and Susan were victims of sexual harass- man, was invited to the department head’s cam - ment, defined as unwanted sexual advances and By PACE Committee spus office for a conversation practice session visual, verbal or physical . conduct of a sexual members Carol Seigal Wondering if the meeting would be in her best nature. interest, she was afraid to go because he was Many people believe sexual harassment hap- Getter Kendra Gates and known as a tyrant and, at the same time, hesitant pens rarely, but it has been estimated that be- Lynn Towsley Hamblin to say no because of possible consequences re- tween 20 and 30 percent of women students have garding her grade point average. Susan dis - been sexually harassed in one form or another. counted these thoughts as childish and told no Estimations for working women are between 50 one about the scheduled appointment. and 80 percent, regardless of age or physical The practice session proceeded as planned and attributes. Susan s fears diminished. However, she gradually To identify, report or confront sexual harass - became aware that the professor was moving ment, students need to understand when the label closer to her while engaging in conversation. Sud- applies. It is important to note there are major denly, he began caressing her face, and Susan was differences between male/female peer relation afraid. She does not remember how she left the ships and student/ faculty relationships. The two office, only that she left without making a scene. are governed by different rules, because sexual While walking home, she kept asking herself, harassment on campus implies a misuse of power “was this my fault . .. was it something I did?’* by the faculty member. Mingled with her feelings of guilt and embarrass- The Project on the Status and Education of ment was the fear of what would happen in class Women sponsored by the Association of American the next day. She did not know where to turn for Colleges includes a descriptive list of actions that help. may constitute sexual harassment. It is intended Judy returned to work after her children en- only as a guide and covers a broad range of tered elementary school. Before accepting the po- behavior: sition. she advised her prospective employer that Verbal harassment or abuse. occasional time off would be needed to attend ‘Subtle pressure for sexual activity. school functions. He agreed, telling her this was ’Sexist remarks about a woman’s clothing, his unwritten policy and that others could cover body or sexual activities. for her. •Unnecessary touching, patting or pinching, or Five months later Judy confidently requested leering or ogling at a woman’s body. several hours off. Her employer granted the re- * A demand for sexual favors which is accompa- quest providing she would work late that evening. nied by implied or overt threats concerning one's After all other employees had left, he called her job, grades, letters of recommendationand so into his office and alluded to the necessity of spe- forth. cial favors for special requests. Alarmed, Judy Sexual harassment in the work place can be thought it best to leave the office immediately. defined according to the State of California De - She was moving toward the door when her em - partment of Fair Employment and Housing (Title ployer grabbed her arms and tried to hold her. VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964) as: Breaking free, she ran from the building. ’Unwanted sexual advances.

14 Foil 1989 ’Offering employment bene- fits in exchange for sexual PACEIetters, such as this one about sexual harassment, are ed- favors. ucational tools dealing with individual and chapter issues Al- •Taking action or threatening . though previously available only through the chapter president, reprisals after a negative re - these resources may now be requested by any member. If you sponse to sexual advances. • are interested in receiving any of the PACEIetters listed below, Visual conduct: leering, sex - check the appropriate line. ual gestures, displaying sexually suggestive objects, pictures, Date Rape cartoons or posters. •Verbal conduct: making or Chemical Dependency # 1 and *2 using derogatory comments, ep - ithets. slurs and jokes. Voting •Verbal sexual advances or Alumnae Ritual propositions. •Verbal abuse of a sexual na- Corporate Sponsorship ture, graphic verbal commentar - Why Join an Alumnae Group ies about an individual’s body, sexually degrading words used Membership Retention and Recruitment to describe an individual, sug- Effective Meeting Management the issue, consider seeking the gestive or obscene letters, notes advice of an attorney. Do not or invitations. Name feel you need to go through it •Physical conduct: touching, alone. Seek the support of assault, impeding or blocking Address friends and sisters. movement. This article is intended as an According to the study, Sex- informational guide. If you be ual Harassment in the Federal lieve you are a victim of sexual Workplace— Is it a Problem? harassment, professional assis- (WDC.I981), in most cases the tance is required. Bibliography: harasser is a coworker or em- Send lo: Gamma Phi Beta Sorority International Headquarters, The Department of Fair Em- , , , ployer. However, in a many in- 7395 E. Orchard Road Suite 200 Englewood CO 80111. ployment and Housing, State of stances women are harassed by If you are interested in writing a PACEIetter on a current topic, California, DFF.H 185 (Temp 04/ supervisors at any level. contact International Headquarters at the above address. 89). Sexual harassment is against Dzeich, Billie Wright, and the law. Weiner, Linda. The Lecherous In any work or campus situa- Professor. Boston, Mass.: Bea- tion, knowledge is prevention. does happen, keep records of company management or uni- con Press, 1984. Know the company or university what happened, stating times, versity authorities in writing of The Woman's Changing Role. rules and policies before any- dates, what was said, and the what took place. If the company Instructional Aides, Inc., Plano, thing happens. If something kind of harassment. Inform or university chooses to ignore Tex. ISBN 0-936474 - 18- 1. THE CRESCENT m IS FOUNDATION GRANTS Fern lloh-omh Fourniers Ilealli Fellowship Fellowships Patricia Pearce (Colorado) of Judy Graham (Oklahoma) of San Anselmo. Calif, is enrolled Dallas, Tex. is a doctoral student in the Master of Divinity pro- in social work administration at gram at San Francisco Theologi- the University of Texas- Arling- cal Seminary. Before beginning ton. Currently a family therapist her current studies, she earned with the Salesmanship Club an M.A. in education, volun- Youth and Family Centers, her teered in the U.S. Peace Corps career goals include an execu* and was a teacher in the Denver area. After completing her de- gree, Patricia plans to enter the ministry and work within a church congregation She is Michele Trumler (Creighton) . es- pecially interested in counseling and the area of cross-cultural Lindsevel Barbee relations. Fellowship Michele Trumler (Creighton) of Boelus, Neb. is a first year medical student at Creighton University who plans to special- ize in pediatrics or dermatology. As an undergraduate biology major, she maintained a 4.0 GPA Judy Graham (Oklahoma) while working part time and participating in campus and tive position in human service chapter activities. Michele management, teaching and taught two biology labs her se- research in the psychiatric hos- nior year, served as chapter re- pitalization of children and ado - cording secretary, freshman lescents. Judy has served guide/mentor and medical Gamma Phi Beta as a Founda- school ambassador, and was ac- tion Trustee, Camping Commit- tive in Omicron Delta Kappa, tee Chairman, Philanthropy Phi Sigma and Biology Club. Chairman and Camp Sechelt di- Patrido Pearce (Colorado) rector and counselor. Michelle Iriggs Madsen (N. Dakota St.) of Fargo, N.D. is Audrey Weldon completing an M.S. in addiction counseling at North Dakota Shafer Fellowship State. While fulfilling her imme- Pam Shafer Burke (Missouri) diate goal as a counselor in an of Kansas City, Mo. is studying inpatient treatment center, she for a master s degree in educa - plans to continue graduate tion with concentration on study in marriage and family multi-disciplinary studies. A stu- therapy to eventually work with dent at Western University, she families affected by addiction. is a substitute teacher with a The mother of two girls, Mi- B.S. in elementary education. chelle was a Gamma Phi Beta Pam is a member of the Ameri- Colorado camp counselor and can Association of University assistant director in the early Women, P.E.O. Sisterhood and 1970s. Phi Beta Fraternity for speech Kathy Vitton (Nebraska) of and music. Omaha. Neb. is in her first year Pam Burke (Missouri) of medical school at the Univer-

16 Foil 1989 hellenic Judicial Board. Oth- er activities included service Elii Fellowships as chapter activities chairman, Margaret Parsons (Calif.- ’ Women s Wheels volunteer driv- Berkeley) of Carmichael, Calif, er, Red Cross volunteer and the is a second year medical student Student Foundation. at Tulane University who is do- ing research in dermatology. A member of the American Medi- cal Student Association and the Student Board Housing Commit - tee, she also was elected to serve as a student liaison to fac - ulty and administration. Melissa was chapter president and sec - retary of the Greek Judicial Committee. Michelle Madsen (N. Dakota St.) sity of Nebraska and plans a ca- reer in pediatrics. She earned her undergraduate degree in psychology with chemistry and biology minors, and was a mem - ber of Beta Beta Beta, Mortar \ : Board, Golden Key and the Stu- Julia Bunton (Indiana) dent Alumni Association, while serving as a volunteer counselor foundation and health aide. Kathy has served Gamma Phi Beta as chapter president and, most re- h'llowship cently. as Collegiate Consultant. Theresa Lisnich (Illinois) of Downers Grove, III. is in her second year of medical school at Loyola University in May- wood, III. While studying for her undergraduate degree in jour - Margaret Parsons (Calif.-Berkeley) nalism. she served her chapter - ) as rush chairman and was a Phyllis Tien (Calif. Berkeley member of Kappa Tau Alpha of Berkeley, Calif, is in her sec - and the Honors Society. Theresa ond year of medical school at plans to do her residency in the University of California-San neonatology and/or pediatric Diego, and plans a career in surgery and is considering even- pediatrics, infectious diseases tually combining her journalism and public health. As an under- and medical skills as a televi- graduate, Phyllis served her sion medical editor. chapter as scholarship chair - man and was active in the > Honor Students Society. She has / / a bachelor s degree in molecu- Kathy Vitton (Nebraska) lar biology and a master’s in Julia Bunion (Indiana) of La population sciences. Porte, Ind. is a first year lawr Lori Henson (Calif.-Berkeley) student who plans a career in of Castro Valley, Calif, is study- family law especially as it re- ing for a master s degree in so- lates to women and children in cial work with emphasis on crisis situations. As an under - special children. After earning a graduate she studied crimi - B.A. in psychology and social nal justice and psychology and welfare, she taught English at was a member of the Criminal the Institute of Foreign Lan- Justice Student Association. Phi guages in Japan and volun- Eta Sigma. Golden Key and Pan- Theresa lisnich (Illinois) teered at a hospital for children

THE CRESCENT 17 FOUNDATION GRANTS with cerebral palsy. Lori has she earned her undergraduate served Gamma Phi Beta as a degree in political economy of Orra Spencer Reid Camp Sechelt counselor and as natural resources and also chapter pledge director and holds a certificate in German as Scholarship house manager. a foreign language. Christine Carlene Miller (Florida St.) of served her chapter as activities Clearwater, Fla. is a junior ma- chairman and was in involved joring in interior design and in its elementary school tutoring business, and chapter member- program ship chairman. Melissa Guider (Calif.- Berke- ley) of Mar Vista, Calif, is a sec- ond year law student at USC. She earned her undergraduate Laura Frances degree in social sciences and was active in the Undergraduate Cottingham Real Estate Association, Berke- ley Model United Nations and .Scholarship Professional Women’s Associa - tion. Melissa is a member of the Lisa Soibel (Kansas) of Women’s Law Association and Northbrook. III. is chapter histo- has worked part time at a law rian, served on the scholarship firm and municipal court. committee and is a senior ma- Holly Stuck (Cain. Berkeley) joring in textile design. Holly Stuck (Calif. - Berkeley) of Redlands, Calif, is studying Elizabeth Gunn for a law degree. After graduat - Winchester ing with a B.A. in political sci- PreUyman ence, she worked for one year el on the staff of U.S. Congress- Scholarship man Jerry Lewis in Washington, Scholarship Connie Haag (Denver) of D.C. Holly studied with the Edu- Carisa Lane (Missouri) of St. Norman, Okla. is a junior biol- cation Abroad Program in Bor - Louis, Mo. has served on several ogy major who is chapter schol- deaux, France her junior year, chapter committees and is a ju- arship chairman and a member served her chapter as philan - nior design management major. of Spurs. thropy chairman and pledge di- rector, and was a member of the Student Music Association. Fla Scholarships Betty hiker Catherine Doherty (Calif.- Berkeley) of San Francisco, Ca- Havetfield lif. is assistant pledge director and a senior majoring in Scholarship English. Jeanne Lawler (Missouri) of Kimberly Rittenhouse (Calif. - Manchester, Mo. is active on Berkeley) of Walnut Ca Creek. - campus and in Panhellenic, and lif. is a senior genetics major a junior majoring in special who is active in campus and education. chapter activities. Dallas Alumnae/ Foundation Alpha Xi Scholarships Lisa Hallmark (Oklahoma ( hristine RoloH (Calif.- Berkeley) Scholarship City) of Sapulpa, Okla. is a se- Christine Roloff (Calif nior majoring in performing .- Stacey Fitzpatrick (S. Method- Berkeley) of Orinda, Calif, is a arts and dance, and chapter ist) of Plano, Tex. is a senior first year student at McGeorge house manager. studying political science, and School of Law A former envi Heather Taylor (Wis. Milwau . - serving her second term as - - ronmental who kee) of Milwaukee, Wis. is serv- consultant plans chapter social chairman. to practice environmental law, ing her chapter as pledge direc-

18 Foil 1989 tor, and is a junior international relations major. Irma Lai/,or - Michelle Hartman (Oregon) 1990 91 Scholarships of Beaverton. Ore. is a senior Gamble studying marketing, and chapter anil Fellowships president. Scholarship Holly (lough (Wis.-Milwau- kee) of Eagle River, Wis. is a se- Laura Frances Cottingham— Lambda nior majoring in biology/pre- Graduate Restricted to members of Mis- medicine, and serves as chapter souri, Kansas or Colorado Scholarship membership chairman. Fellowships chapters. Lindsey Barbee Restricted to Lambda— Restricted to mem - Kathleen Vail ( Washington) — bers of Lambda Chapter, Uni study in the fields of law, busi- - of Olympia, Wash, is a senior versity of Washington. psychology education major Hill ness, engineering (including Virginia architecture), social work or Dallas Alumnae/Alpha Xi— who is active on campus and Restricted to members of Alpha has been chapter vice president. health science professions. Thaver Dirk Fern Holcomb Heath Xi Chapter, Southern Methodist Audrey Weldon Shafer University. Scholarship Founders Eta— Restricted to members of Latlvfootl Eta Chapter, University of Cali- %l Carol Montplaisir (N. Dakota Foundation fornia- Berkeley. St.) of Fargo, N.l). is a junior Beta — Restricted to members of Scholarship pharmacy major who serves as Beta Chapter, University of Ladyfood Virginia Hill Thayer Dick Elizabeth Warner (Minne chapter membership chairman Michigan. - Foundation sota) of Cedar Rapids, Iowa has Her name is listed in Outstand- Eta— Restricted to members of Scholarship applicants are a 3.93 grade point average and ing College Students of America. Eta Chapter, University of Cali- considered on the basis of aca - is a senior studying interna- fornia - Berkeley. demic record, contribution to tional relations. Fellowship applicants are considered on the basis of con- campus and/or Gamma Phi ArnoM- need Wittenberg tribution to community and/or Beta and financial . Awards Gamma Phi Beta, academic re- will be made only to members Ardis Mcltroom Scholarships cord, promise of achievement in good standing. Scholarships for 1989-90 ranged form $ 1,000 Michele Smith (Wisconsin) of and financial need, and must be $3, March Scholarship Pewaukee, Wis. has been chap- accepted in a graduate program to 000. Janet Chleborad (Creighton) ter pledge director, and is a se- before fellowship is granted. of Des Moines. Iowa is chapter nior studying accounting and Awards will be made only to Ireasurer and a senior majoring marketing. members in good standing. Fel - Financial in organizational communica - Maria Denegri (British Co- lowships for 1989 - 90 ranged tion. lumbia) of Vancouver, B.C. is a from $ 1,500 to $5,000. Assistance French and fine arts major now at serving her chapter as PACE Grant -in - aid — Available chairman. any time during the year to Fllender Dickson Undergraduate members of Gamma Phi Beta who have unforeseen financial Scholarship Scholarships need that might force with- Elizabeth Fee Arnold Be - drawal from college. Province Karlynn Schramm (Denver ) — atrice Hill Wittenberg Collegiate Director approval of Lakewood, Colo, is a senior Ellender Dickson Restricted must accompany application. majoring in finance and real es- — to members attending colleges tate, and a member of Golden and universities with Gamma Key and Order of Omega. Phi Beta chapters. All Applicants Ruth B. Fox Forms and additional infor- Kathryn and John F. Win- mation may oe obtained by writ- liulh II. Fox chester-Preference given to ing after January 1, 1990: members of Arizona or Colo- Gamma Phi Beta Foundation, rado chapters Scholarship . 7395 E. Orchard Road, Suite Ardis Marek Pref - Ashleigh Taylor (Denver) of MeBroom — 200, Englewood, CO 80111. Ashland. Ore. is chapter mem- erence given to members study- Completed applications, includ- ing journalism or . bership chairman, and a junior related fields ing transcripts and letters, must studying computer science with Irma Latzer Gamble be filed no later than March 1, emphasis on software systems. Betty Luker Haverfield 1990. Orra Spencer Reid

THE CRESCENT 19 NOMIMFIONS This is your opportunity to maintain the high quality mitted by members or collegiate Judith Nesbitt McMahon (Area take an active part in the future of leadership needed for the or alumnae chapters. V) and Eleanor Baker Merz of Gamma Phi Beta. The Nomi- continued growth and success The Nominating Committee (Area VI). nating Committee needs your of Gamma Phi Beta. We need will meet in Denver the first Show us you care about the recommendations in order to you to tell us who you would weekend of March, 1990. Com- future of Gamma Phi Beta! Let have a qualified, capable and like considered for these im - mittee members are Cynthia us hear from you! dedicated slate of officers to portant positions, and would Chapman Colvin (Area I), Jean present to the 1990 Convention. like to have many members rec- Brooks Oliver (Area II), Mary Cheri Lamont Brumleau A strong team of interna- ommended for each position. Jane Hipp Misthos (Area III), International Nominating tional officers is necessary to Recommendations may be sub- Leonite Selzer Moore (Area IV), Committee Chairman

Recommendation for Elective International Office Elective International 0 Financial Vice Presi- Offices dent— Informs Grand Council as to its ability to undertake any Name (first) (maiden) (last) (husbands) 0 Grand Council ( five proposed project; serves as members to be elected) chairman of the budget commit- tee; supervises the financial op- Address (street) 0 International Presi erations of chapters and their - ; dent— Presides at all meetings affiliated house corporations serves as a director of the En - of Grand Council and the Soror- (city) (state) (zip) ity; coordinates activities of dowment -Loan Board; super - Grand Council members and ap- vises her assistants and the area financial advisors. Telephone proves all departmental policies; (home) (office) supervises work of all officers and chairmen not supervised by 0 National Panhellenic Unlisted phone numbers will remain confidential. other members of Grand Coun- Conference Delegate— Repre- cil; serves as a director of the sents the Sorority at all sessions Chapter and year of initiation Endowment-Loan Board. of the National Panhellenic Conference; serves as assigned Degree or course of study 0 Alumnae Vice Presi- to committees by the NPC Exec - dent— Aids in the establish- utive Committee; advises chap- Recommended for ment and maintenance of ters on Panhellenic affairs. (office) alumnae chapters and crescent Why is the nominee especially qualified to hold office? circles and stimulates interest 0 Endowment -Loan Board in the Sorority among all alum- (four members to be elected) nae; supervises work of her as- Qualifications: Education sistants and the province and/or experience in business alumnae directors; acts as Inter- or finance. national President only in the Duties: Manage and ad- Additional Comments: case of the temporary absence minister the Endowment Fund or disability of the International and the Loan Fund. President; is involved in plan- ning for Area Leadership Con- 0 Nominating Committee ferences, Leadership Training (six delegates and six alternates Recommended by School and Convention. to be elected by geographical area) Date 0 Collegiate Vice Presi- Qualifications: Previous dent— General director of the service at local, province or in- Address Greek - letter chapters; super - ternational level, and atten - (street) vises work of her assistants, the dance at Convention in the last province collegiate directors 10 years. and the collegiate consultant Duties: Meet early in the (city) (state) (zip) program; is involved in planning spring before Convention to Attach an additional sheet if necessary and return by February for Area Leadership Confer - consider recommendations for 1. 1990 to International Nominating Committee Chairman ences, Leadership Training elective international office and Cheri Brumleau, 18612 Mariposa Drive, Villa Park, CA 92667. School and Convention. prepare a slate of officers.

20 Fall 1989 FEATURE

Initiated members and pledges gather in front of the chapter house at the conclusion of formal rush. success story By Heather Caldwell (Maryland)

Gamma Phi Beta reorganized Alpha Phi’s Aerobication for the Theme for the two - week rush interfraternal activities. Individ- Beta Beta Chapter at the Uni- American Heart Association, schedule was In Search Of .. . uals are members of Order of versity of Maryland in the fall of Beta Theta Pi's Rock -a- thon and Around the World With Gamma Omega and other honor socie- 1986 with a determined group of Tau Epsilon Phi’s clothing drive. Phi Beta, with each set of par - ties, perform in theater produc- 33 women. Today, the chapter On Parent s Day family and ties featuring a different coun- tions, help the needy, are listed has tripled in size and become friends toured the house and try, including Gamma Phi Land. in Who’s Who, dance on the successful and competitive. campus and viewed a Gamma Kush techniques, conversation pom pon squad, study abroad The University of Maryland Phi Beta slide show. Social skills, singing and skit practice and serve as resident assistants. has a large Panhellenic system- events were fraternity parties, kept them busy spring semester The chapter has experienced in- 18 sororities. Each group has its formals and the Panhellenic and the finishing touches were ternational Gamma Phi Beta by own house with living space Debut Ball. added in practice sessions held being the initiating chapter for ranging from 34 to 65. Located just 20 minutes from every day for a full week before the Christopher Newport Col- Under the direction of Colle- the nation’s capital, the chapter rush. lege colony, attending Area giate Consultants and other in- is fortunate to work with alum- The chapter s hard work, ded- Leadership Conference, visiting ternational officers, the chapter nae from the Washington, D.C., ication and enthusiasm paid off the Lehigh University chapter participated in informal rush Northern Virginia and Baltimore handsomely with a quota pledge and holding its retreat at Gettys- the next three semesters and Alumnae Chapters. They provide class of 48. burg College. worked hard to gain the respect needed and appreciated support Beta Beta continues to strive By working toward the ideals and friendship of other campus during rush and other activities, to make Gamma Phi Beta the of the Sorority and maintaining Greeks. Awards included the and serve as house corporation best it can be at the University high standards for its members, Greek Unity Award and first board members and advisors. of Maryland. Last spring, a Beta Beta Chapter can be proud place in softball, and the chap- By the fall of 1988, Beta Beta Twister fundraiser for Camp of what it has accomplished for ter supported Greek philan- was prepared to participate in Sechelt was cosponsored by Gamma Phi Beta. thropic events such as Zeta Beta its first formal rush and meet Kappa Alpha Theta and the Tau’s Dancers Against Cancer. approximately 1,200 women. chapter participated in many

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By Vonda Lynch (Christopher Newport )

In historic Virginia, only 30 Christopher Newport Student minutes from Williamsburg and Life Director Tisa Johnson Ma- Virginia Beach, is Newport son and Epsilon lota Faculty Ad- News and Christopher Newport visor Betty Helm were among College, site of Epsilon lota the honored guests. Chapter. Gamma Phi Beta is the President Vonda Lynch and first National Panhellenic Con- Pledge Director Deborah Queen ference group on campus. had the opportunity to attend The 23 former members of a the 1988 Convention and felt local sorority were initiated on privileged to be members of the April 30, 1988 by Beta Beta last chapter installed before Chapter, University of Maryland. Convention. They met Gamma National Panhellenic Confer - Phi Betas from all over the con- ence Delegate Karen Gamel tinent and brought ideas, mem- Urette (Oklahoma), Assistant to ories and knowledge home to the Collegiate Vice President- their chapter. Last spring, Debo- Pledge Debbie Dykes Misiag rah Queen. Wendy Moskowicz (Calif. St.-Fullerton) and Colle- and Jackie Scull attended Area giate Consultant Cathy Kennedy Leadership Conference and (Idaho) participated in the cere- learned teamwork, leadership mony conducted at the Unitar - skills and how to better utilize faculty Advisor Betty Helm welcomes Karen Moore and Deborah Queen to the spring ian Church in Newport News. chapter potential. formal. The installation banquet was Epsilon lota philanthropic held at the Chamberlain Hotel projects include making items in Hampton. After dinner, proud for Camp Sechelt, volunteering parents and friends gathered as and visiting the Hudgins Center, Epsilon lota received many gifts, and working as ushers for hand- including a Gamma Phi Beta icapped and elderly people at- Foundation donation of $1,000 tending college graduations. to the Sarah Bonwell Hudgins Through PACE programs they Center for the Handicapped in have learned alcohol awareness, celebration of the new chapter. makeup tips, etiquette, songs Karen Urette presented the and rush conversation skills. chapter charter and the pearl Retreats for rush, the chapter and turquoise chapter presi - and officers, and campus and dent’s badge. Greek activities fill the chapters The Province XIV gift was a calendar, as do formals and chapter banner. fundraisers. Members are active By chapter vote, three mem - in the Student Government As- bers were recognized for their sociation, Order of Omega and contributions: Bonnie Neal— Greek Council, and the chapter Spirited Epsilon lotas build a pyramid after the chapter picnic. Learning Award, Kelly Van was recognized as the Greek Dyke— Loyalty Award and Vonda group with the highest 1988-89 Lynch— Love, Labor and Out - grade point average. Angel Hagmaier, Kim Hart, Lisa Amy Riffle, Jackie Scull, Dana standing Pledge Awards. Cathy Charter members of Epsilon Hudson, Amy Keever, Vonda Smith, Kelly Van Dyke, Tracy Kennedy received a brass - lota are Charlotte Campbell, Lynch, Dolores Mainous, Steph - Westmoreland and Tami framed photo of the charter Miki Carson, Andrea Foley, Am - anie Mayhew, Bonnie Neal, Ja- Winbourne. initiates. ber Freeman, Kathleen Gallaer, net Ogden - Day, Deborah Queen,

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Epsilon Mu Chapter Loyola University New Orleans, Louisiana

April 22, 1989 was a magic bration, prospective pledges, Mus performed a candlelight PACE activities included a day for 53 Loyola University international officers and mem- ceremony after dessert. Later in dating discussion, a day at the women and one alumna initiate bers of Beta Mu Chapter at Flor- the evening, Panhellenic repre- zoo and a retreat, which focused as they became charter mem- ida State battled traffic jams to sentatives distributed bids, and on getting to know each other. bers of Epsilon Mu Chapter. arrive at the preference party. In new pledges received ribbons Social events were fraternity On the first day of New Or- a campus room decorated with and gifts and learned songs. mixers, pledge party and a leans’ February Mardi Gras cele- balloons and streamers. Beta Local alumnae served as formal. guides for formal pledging, Inspiration Week featured the which was conducted the next days of Love, Labor, Learning. week at the Beauxregoud Keyes Loyalty and Laughter. Poems, House, an historical home in the guest speakers, goal setting, cre- French Quarter. Lloyd Huber, ating a scrapbook, serenading, a husband of Caryl Peterson Hu- rush workshop and a fireside ber ( Arizona St.), is president of added to the anticipation of ini- the foundation which maintains tiation at the end of the week. It the home. Caryl and other alum- was conducted Saturday after- nae shared collegiate stories noon at St. Matthias Catholic and photos with new pledges Church by Gamma Nu Chapter during the courtyard reception members from Lamar Uni- after pledging. versity. Colony members quickly That evening, international jumped into Gamma Phi Beta officers, local alumnae, and and Greek activities and were new initiates and their parents thrilled to win their first Greek and guests gathered at the New Week. They also participated in Orleans Hilton for the installa- a campus philanthropic project tion banquet and dance. The and three others sponsored by theme for the black tie affair, sororities, and decorated cups “What a Marvelous Night for a for Camp Sechelt. Moondance," was reflected in Two representatives attended the silver, white and pink bal- the South Eastern Panhellenic loon, ribbon and glitter decora- Conference meeting, where they tions. National Panhellenic met other Gamma Phi Betas and Conference Delegate Karen learned about the Greek system. Gamel Urette (Oklahoma) wel- A colony member was Junior comed the new initiates to Panhellenic president, the chap - Gamma Phi Beta and presented ter representative is Panhellenic the Epsilon Nu charter to Amy activities chairman and several Atkinson, chapter president. other members serve on com- Father Rodney Manko ac - Chapter President Amy Atkinson displays an installation gifl. mittees. cepted a $ 1,000 donation from

24 Fan 1989 Modeling their first Gamma Phi Beta shirts, ( olony members show their pride after pledging. the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation ing, Assistant Vice President of one of the top 10 colleges in the Cass, Taty Costa, Shelley Cos- in celebration of the chapter s Student Affairs Vickie McNeil South by US News and World tello, Liz Covelli, Faith Dawson, installation. The donation will and Gamma Phi Beta Faculty Report, is ranked in the top Kathleen Foley, Stephanie Giam - provide camperships at a local Advisor and Director of Resi- seven percent of colleges by hruno, Mary-Beth Golden, Dottie camp which serves deaf chil- dential Life Joy Raulerson. Barrons and was named one of Green, Liza Helbush, Jennifer dren and children of deaf par - Other Gamma Phi Betas in at- America s 200 Best Buys in Col- Herrington. Kerri Heyd, Lisa Hi- ents. Father Manko spoke and tendance were Province VIII lege Education by The New York nojosa, Jennifer Huguenin, Tess signed his thanks and then in- Collegiate Director Sandra Times. Degrees are offered from Hunt, Jill Katigan, Sara Kienast, vited Jim Gibbs, husband of Wi- Rettke Nauman ( Arizona), Prov- four colleges and enrollment is Tracy Klauder. Ellen MacDon- nona Aguzin Gibbs (Louisiana ince VIII Alumnae Director 3,750. ald, Abby Marshall, Anne St.), to sign a message while Wi- Anne Sturgis Phillips Hartje The 19-acre campus is lo - Mayher, Christy McCarthy, Tracy nona spoke. (Vanderbilt), THE CRESCENT cated on oak - lined St. Charles Minucci, Bridget Murray, Sandy Chapter gifts included a silver Collegiate Editor Lin Schafer Avenue in the heart of the New Orellana, Maria Paredes, Angie candelabra from Panhellenic, a Sanford ( Arizona), Collegiate Orleans garden district. Archi- Pulido, Paula Raymond, Mary silver platter from Province VIII Consultants Fran Mayfield tecture ranges from Tudor - Roarty, Caroline Robertson, Me- and a silver platter from the So- (Kansas St.) and Carleen Rose Gothic to modern. linda Roig, Kristin Sasser, Joan rority. Joan Howard Jones, a (Oregon), Patricia Crowley Gamma Phi Beta joins Alpha Schuette, Kathleen Sweeney, Ju- 1930 initiate of Theta Chapter at (Northwestern), Shirley Hedrick Chi Omega, Delta Gamma, Theta lie Thomas, Kore Thompson. Denver University, donated her Price (Tennessee) and Lucinda Phi Alpha, Alpha Delta Gamma Cheryl Vogelpohl, Lisa Waddick, badge to be used by each suc - Reppel (Georgia). and Sigma Phi Epsilon on Kim Weathersby, Elizabeth ceeding chapter president. Loyola University was campus. Whitfield, Jennifer Yoeckel. Kim Loyola University Panhellenic founded by the Society of Jesus Charter members are Laura Young and Suzie Zeretzke. Advisor Lanita Hanson wel - on April 15, 1912 “to offer a lib- Anthony, Alicia Atchison, Amy Alumna initiate is Jessica comed Gamma Phi Beta to cam - eral arts education on the un- Atkinson, Kim Beattie, Julie Kuilen Hew. pus. Other university repre- dergraduate level to all who Bergen. Christine Blom, Jayne sentatives were Vice President seek knowledge and truth.“ Boyd, Tina Campanaro, Jennifer of Student Affairs Vince Knipf - The university was named Campbell, Martha Carr, Nicole

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26 FoH 1989 Reach) Some say southern California giate Director Cheryl Speer ate degrees in arts, music, sci - Long . members are Elsa has it all, from the beach to the (Calif. St.-Fullerton) and Laura ence. fine arts and business Charter , Acar, Heidi Ankenbrandt, Alli - mountains to the desert. The in- Pounders, president of Delta administration and graduate son Browne, Amy Carter, Judy stallation of Gamma Phi Betas Lambda Chapter at the Univer- degrees in arts, business ad - Amie Dunn, Rlise Finley, twelfth chapter in that area sity of California-Riverside. The ministration, fine arts, health Doyle. Gagnon, Doris Hartigan, completes the image. chapter received a banner from administration and physical Lisa l. Hein, Heidi , Gamma Phi local sorority at area alumnae groups, a file cab therapy. Undergraduate enroll - eslie Huehner Jamison Mindy Jewell, Chapman College in Orange, Ca- inet from area collegiate chap- ment is approximately 2.000. Cathy . Kessinger, Susan Knight, lif. was pledged on February 6, ters and an engraved gavel from Gamma Phi Beta joins Delta Jane Lander, 1989 and installed as Epsilon Delta Lambda Chapter. Gina Gamma, Phi Sigma Sigma. Alpha Mary Lamance. Jenna Masters, Nu Chapter on April 29, 1989. gave each member a gold cres- Phi and five fraternities on Charlene Lou. Carri , Carol Goshaw Blanchard cent collar pin. campus. Flena Moore, Nyla Newman , Pachiano, (USC) had assisted the local so- In attendance were Chapman Chapter advisors are Terri Kellie Oosten Gina Kathryn Rich rority, since its formation four College Assistant Director of Waite Blatnik (Colorado St.), Stephanie Prince. - , Judy van years previously, in achieving College Activities Anna Carey Kay McFarlin Wilms (Colorado ards. Jay Rosenberg , Chris Voss, Kelly this goal. and Director of College Activi- St.), Karen Weaver (Colorado Wingerden With much anticipation for ties Jeff Quick who welcomed St.) and Teresa Jones (Calif. St.- Weirich, Shelly Williams. their upcoming initiation, col - Gamma Phi Beta to campus. The ony members experienced Inspi- $ 1,000 Gamma Phi Beta Founda- ration Week and the days of tion grant in celebration of the i Love, Labor, Learning and Loy- new chapter was accepted by alty. Activities included dinner Mona Ware, representative of with Delta Delta Chapter at Cali- the Girl Scout Council of Orange fornia State-Fullerton, making County. visors for Camp Sechelt, creat - Marta Lombardi Brown (Bos- ing a scrapbook, meals together, ton) presented the chapter pres- and a friendship circle. They ident's badge, which will be exchanged bookmarks and pil- worn by succeeding Epsilon Nu lows, were surprised with decor - presidents. It had belonged to ated rocks and pink carnations her late sister, Sandra Lombardi from nearby chapters, and re- Farrell ( Boston). ceived corsages from the se- The program concluded with niors and study break boxes a preview showing of the chap- from the juniors. Initiation was ter's 1989 fall rush slide show, conducted Friday evening at the and a song written and sung bv Beta Alpha Chapter house at the chapter member Amy Carter. University of Southern Cali- As a colony the group cap- fornia. tured first place in Greek Week. The installation banquet and PACE programs were held on dance added to the dream come dating and stress management, true for the 30 determined and and the chapter retreat was dedicated charter members. at Laguna Beach. Members Held at the Westin South Coast attended the taping of Love Plaza, Chapter President Mindy Connection, the all - sorority lun- Jewell accepted the coveted cheon and social events with charter from Alumnae Vice Delta Sigma Phi and Sigma Phi President Sally Frikson Lewis Epsilon. (Bradley). Chapman College, originally Collegiate Consultant Gina part of California Christian Col- Bleile (Wichita St.) served as lege, acquired its name in 1934 mistress of ceremonies for the in honor of its founder. Charles banquet which began with a re- C. Chapman. It was moved from ception in the garden court. Af - Los Angeles to Orange in 1954, ter dinner, gifts were presented and its motto is “the college is * by Province XVIa Alumnae an individual as you are.' Director Susan Jacobsen Rose The college offers programs rush. (UCLA), Province XVIa Colle- of study leading to undergradu- iUse Finley and Susan Knight celebrate a successful spring

77 THE CRESCENT COLLEGIATE CONSUDANTS Jennifer Bortle Hometown: Villa Park, California Chapter: Gamma Eta, California State-Long Beach Degree: BA, Fashion Merchandising/Human Resource Management Chapter Offices: Scholarship Chairman, President Honors/Activites: Omicron Nu. Panhellenic Scholarship Award, Student Government Senator, Personnel Industrial Relations Association Interests: Toll Painting, Craft Design, Shopping. Traveling, Sightseeing Cheryl Broyles Hometown: Broomfield, 1989-90 Collegiate Consultants are (standing) Karen Hale, Molly Maguire, Lynn Jorgenson, Laurie Davies, Kris Harlan, Linda Parker, Colorado (seated) Jennifer Bortle, Cheryl Broyles and Lee Ann Herdman. Chapter: Tau, Colorado State University Honors/Activities: Omicron Degree: BA, Administrative Chapter: Gamma Kappa, Degree: B.S., Business Delta Kappa, Gold Key, Order Studies Kearney State College Administration of Omega, Rho Lambda, Chapter Offices: Standards Degree: B.S., Public Relations Chapter Offices: Recording Florida State University Hall Chairman, Membership Chapter Offices: THE Secretary, Parliamentarian of Fame, Senior Class Chairman CRESCENT Correspondent, Honors/Activities: Outstanding secretary, Scholarships to Honors/Activities: Choral Public Relations Chairman Scholarship Award, study in France and Society, Dean s List, Honors/Activities: Mortar Marketing Club Australia Yearbook Staff Board, Rho Lambda, Interests: Church, Soccer, Interests: Dancing, Traveling, Interests: Music, Piano, Horizons, Spurs, Order of Volleyball, Skiing Politics, Running Dancing, Tennis, Volleyball, Omega, Student Alumni Skiing, Cooking, Arts and Laurie Davies Kris Harlan Board, Yearbook Staff Crafts , Hometown: Highland, Hometown: Kearney, Nebraska Interests: Reading, Running California Chapter: Gamma Kappa, Lynn Jorgenson Bicycling, Traveling, Chapter: Delta Lambda, Kearney State College Hometown: Devils Lake, North Museums, Attending University of California- Degree: B.A., Public Relations/ Dakota Musicals and Theater Riverside Advertising Chapter: Alpha Beta, University Productions Degree: B.A., Psychology/ Chapter Offices: President, Vice of North Dakota Linda Parker Sociology President, Alumnae- Degree: B.A., Political Science Hometown: Marie Glen, Chapter Offices: Philanthropy Collegiate Relations Chapter Offices: President, Pennsylvania Chairman, Social Chairman Chairman Membership Chairman, Chapter: Alpha, Syracuse Panhellenic Office: President Honors/Activities: Spurs, Rho Standards Chairman University Honors/Activities: Dean’s List, Lambda, Society for Honors/Activities: Order of Degree: B.A., Advertising/Asian Student Leader Collegiate Journalists, Omega, Who’s Who, Alpha Studies Interests: Music, Sports, Ambassadors, Envoys, Tau Omega LeaderShape Chapter Offices: Scholarship Cooking, Crafts, Reading, College Newspaper Institute, Presidential Chairman, Corresponding Dancing Advertising Staff Leadership Scholarship, Secretary Interests Traveling, Student Activities Committee, Karen Hale : Honors/Activities: Marching Sightseeing, Reading, Union Advisory Board, Hometown: Voorhees, New Band, Pep Band, Campus TV , Cooking University Fees Committee Jersey Outdoor Activities Station Staff, Campus Interests: Reading, Running, Chapter: Beta Mu, Florida State Lee Ann Herdman Magazine Sales Staff Cross Country Skiing, University Hometown: Huntington Beach, Interests: Movies, Sports, Traveling Degree: BA., Political Science/ California Acting, Writing Comedy French Chapter: Delta Lambda, Molly Maguire Chapter Offices: Vice President, University of California- Hometown: Lexington. Social Chairman Riverside Nebraska

28 foil 1989 OFFICERS Corinne Martinez (Calif.- medical records administrator, Parent - Teacher Association, Berkeley), Area Financial civic and church activities Inter- Houston Museum Natural Sci - Advisor— Alumnae Chapter: San ests: . needlecraft, choral mu- ence Guild, Brownie leader, Francisco Career: Tesseract Corpo- sic, gardening^ , gourmet cooking Panhelfenic yearbook chairman ration project manager Interests: Joan Welty Ingle (USC), Interests: reading, needlepoint, golf, traveling, cooking Province XVIa Collegiate Di- children s activities Janet Leigh Wyche (Georgia), rector — Alumnae Chapter: Alumnae-Collegiate Relations North Orange County, Calif. Chairman— Alumnae Chapter: At- rOB Relative: Denise Ingle lanta Career: Xerox printing sys- (Cal. Poly-San Luis Obispo) Ca- tems representative Interests: golf, reer: Chapman College instruc- , , skiing, reading tor Interests: golf reading Joan Welty Ingle (USC), Denise Ingle (Cal0. traveling Poly- San Luis Obispo Brenda Dunn Rickert Consultant, Alumnae-Collegiate (Texas Tech), Leadership Relations Chairman Career/Ac- Training Coordinator— Ca - tivities: Kellogg Co. sales terri- reer: management trainer and tory manager, Alpharetta I consultant Interests: reading, Presbyterian Church youth traveling group advisor and wedding guild chairman Interests: scuba diving, skiing, traveling Cathy Balzer Lorino (Texas Tech), Province Vllb Alum- nae Director— Alumnae Chap- Melba Quick Spurrier (Oklahoma St.) Melba Quick Spurrier (Oklahoma St.), Province IX Alumnae Director— Alumnae i Chapter: Stillwater, Okla. FOB Anne Mcivoy (British Columbia) Relative: Donna Spurrier Garrett (Oklahoma St.) Career/Activi - Melinda Risse Nutter (Ken- ties: American Red Cross board tucky), Area Financial Advi- member, hospital auxiliary pres- sor Alumnae Chapter: Dayton, — ident, Woman's Club president, Activities Chil - Ohio Career/ : Faculty Wives president Inter dren's Medical Center Board - — Brenda Dunn Rickert (Texas Tech) ests: china painting, antiques, of Trustees, United Methodist Barbara Hurt- Simmons bridge Women’s Association, Miami ( State), New Chap- Valley School Parents Associa- Kearney Roberta Martinez Bollin ter Director Alumnae Chap tion Interests: golf, flying, scuba — - (Calif.-Riverside), Province ter: A t l a n t a, Ga. Previous diving, children s activities Xlllb Alumnae Director — International Offices: Collegiate Anne McEvoy (British Co- Cathy Balzer Lorino (Texas Tech) Alumnae Chapter: Long Beach lumbia), Province XII Alumnae ter: H o u s t o n, T e x. LOB and Monterey Bay, Calif. Career: Director— Alumnae Chapter: Relative: Ann Balzer Rothrock homemaker, mother Interests: Vancouver Previous International (Texas Tech) Career/Activities: needlework, crafts, cooking, Offices: Vancouver Camp Board homemaker, school volunteer, volunteering member and officer Career/Activ- ities: teacher of the hearing im- paired, Vancouver Camp Board Interests: sports, swimming, out- Position Available door activities, reading, entertain- Chief Operating Officer ing, plays, movies Work in Gamma Phi Beta International Headquarters in Denver. Colo, in a creative managerial capacity Travel required as well as good Shirley Mueller West . communicating skills. Financial knowledge and fundraising background ( -St. Louis), Province Wash. desirable. Four years equivalent work and/or volunteer experience IV Collegiate Director— Alum- necessary. Beginning salary $30,000- 35,000 per year. nae Chapter: Greater Lafayette, Send resume to Gamma Phi Beta International Headquarters. 7395 E. Ind. F B Relative: Jill West Orchard Road. Suite 200. Englewood, CO 80111; Attention: Marjory Duncan (Purdue) TOBAward: Shupert. Executive Director Merit Roll Career/Activities: Shirley Mueller West (Wash.-St. Louis)

THE CRESCENT 79 HONORS Iowa St.— Sally Everhart Reeder. Rebecca Scanga N Dakota St — Rhonda Smith Panhellenic Jacksonville— Michelle Willard Illinois— Mala Byanna Rutgers— Kelli Hendricks. Pamela Missouri— Diane Frimel Kansas St.- Nicole Barringer Southard. Gee Rios. Jackie President N Dakota— Pauline Lmdberg Kearney St — Kristine Foreman DaSilva. Jessica Baines. Joanne Calif -Riverside— Laurie Davies Wittenberg— Lisa Lotko Lamar — Liz Leakey Seltsam. Karin Girlitz. Lori Simer, Calif.-Santa Barbara— Shireen Mankato St — Angie Adams. Lori Lisa Ogg. Knsten Walker Ghani-Banki Rhodes Kansas St - Ginger Cline Panhellenic McGill— Wendy Wakshmski Lamar -Tamara Jones Miami— Chris Nelson Order of Omega Mankato St. Lisa French Committee Nebraska Becky Ingles (Greek) Nevada Sarah Griffin Northwestern Rachel Fagan Bradley— Gina Wille. Carol N. Iowa— Michelle Jefferson Chairman Purdue— Kristen Nei Stephan Carol Blaine. Ellie Oklahoma City Jeffri Lynn Rutgers— Amy Carrolla . - - Calif -Riverside— Tammi Sonnier Folsom. Vicki Moss, Laura Webster Calif. St -Long Beach— Cindy St. Louis— Amy Fehlig Roulier Puget Sound— Pam Robertson Pearson San Diego St.— Danielle Donahue St. Louis— Chrissie Grandcolas Chapman— Jay Rosenberg Wash -St Louis -Lore Geisse Colgate — Susan Gitzendanner Wichita St Pam Keeny Colorado— Laura Hatch Wis.-Oshkosh— Gina Reimer Florida St.— Cathy Early Idaho — Anna Ross Illinois— Jennifer White. Jill Panhellenic Vice Blotevogel Illinois St.— Talpha Lehnen. Kelli President Clausen Boise St.— Ronm Sheets Indiana— Michelle Chocholek. Jana Bradley— Elite Folsom Kiess Calif. St.-Fullerton Robin Roberts Jacksonville- Cindy Bennett. Chapman— Heidi Ankenbrandt Genei Castelucci Illinois St . — Jennifer Cienkus Kansas St.— Susa Goss Mankato St . — Melissa Evers. Kearney St.— Kathy Kempf Angie Adams. Lori Winning Mankato St — Kate Kaelke N Dakota— Julie Woutat Miami— Nicole Sacco Northwestern— Lisa Long Michigan Wendy Stripling, Katie Oklahoma City Kristi Chenowith Hubert Iowa State - first place, Varieties Sweepstakes Purdue- Ann Fry Missouri Patricia Purcelli Rutgers — Kirsten Lepick N. Dakota— Jackie Kalk, Stephanie SW Texas St Kim Daughtry Calif -Berkeley— Christine Kwak. San Diego St — Rachel Gordon Brown Wash -St Louis— Stephanie Shack Monique Morris Wash.-St Louis— Lori Lighthill N. Iowa— Andrea Neighbors. Kris Wichita St -Stephanie Harris. Calif. Poly-San Luis Obispo— Ellen Wichita St.— Kim Melcher Turner. Shelley Neville. Susan Doreen Schoendaller. Anne- Saunders Rolinger Marie Suarez Calif -Riverside — Carol Ambrose. Oklahoma Suzy Brewer Laurie Davies Panhellenic Oklahoma City— Tiffany Johnson Calif -Santa Barbara— Shireen Oklahoma St — Shawna Bruner. Greek Woman of Ghani-Banki. Chele Comarsh. Secretary Judi Wittow. Michelle Smith. Trish Ochoa. Janet Dudley Bowling Green Kristine Studer Amy Kahle. Alice Kahle the Year Calif. St -Fullerton— Danielle Bradley— Cheryl Fritz Purdue— Kristen Nei Calif -Santa Barbara— Shireen Menadier. Missy Solis. Karen Calif -Santa Barbara— Margie Rutgers— Louise Valli Ghani-Banki Lesk, Kristie Mancino Calif St -Long Beach Lori Colorado -Becky Runkle. Christy Norton St. Louis- Michele Butkiewicz Calif. St.— Fullerton— Lisa Dailey San Diego St — Carrie Steerman Mahoney Jones, Anne Masse Chapman -Mindy Jewell SW Texas St -Emily Lemon. Kim Denver Vandna Jerath Colorado St — Amy Gathright. — St Deidre Marrm Annette Ruggiero Clemson •Tricia Curreri Daughtry, Laura Bremer Mankato — Monica Anderson . Colgate -Susan Gitzendanner Wash -St. Louis Susan Oklahoma— Shannon Butterfield Denver— Mary Kurtz. Karlynn — Kristi Davis. Vandna Florida St — Susie Snayd Haberman (Top 10 Greek Women) Schramm. Idaho — Kelli Robinson. Shelley Wittenberg— Karen Clark St Louis— Laura Salava Jerath Black E Texas St Mari Gaman. Lynn Kearney St — Julie Goings Harrington. Melanie Dunlap Lamar— Angi Widener Junior Panhellenic Rho Lambda Florida St. Karen Hale McGill -Janice Cross (Greek) Idaho — Kelly Busch. Shelley Watson Kelli Robinson Jill Oklahoma Shane Hainzinger Officer Denver Vandna Jerath Rose . . — — . Hammrich Audra Krussel Laura Washington Carrie Reed Boise St. Sheila Wilson Barry Diane Gustafson Mary . . — — . . Woodworth Kirsten Rosholt Bowling Green Cathy Vincent Kurtz . — Illinois Mala Byanna. Jennifer Bradley — Michelle Kolet Florida St — Kan Bishop. Karen — White. Lisa Davis Panhellenic Calif. Riverside -Tammi Sonnier Hale - Illinois St. Mary Sue Reeves; Calif.-Santa Barbara— Tracy Iowa St. Shyla Swan. Kathy Nutt — — Cheryl Krebs; Kelli Clausen, vice Treasurer Grossman, Terri Jacksonville— Kristi Loyd president Kai Inskeep; Tricia Bradley Carol Blaine Wettmarshausen Kearney St. Kathy FitzGerald . — — . Kroenmg Calif. Berkeley Kendall Baker Calif. St. Fullerton Tammy Mufich, Tracy Kirtley Ericka Richardson - — - — . . Iowa St. Robin Shaffer Dawn Chapman— Mindy Jewell Mary Palazzola. Jenifer Lockard. Amy Monke. Gail Brokke Kristy — . . Hall Sally Everhart. Jessie Berg. Colgate Laura Kimball Felisa Gear Dohrman, Kris Harland, Molly . — . Shyla Swan Interfraternity/Sorority Council Clemson— Betsy Malcom Maguire, Kathy Kempf Susan . Kansas St. Ginger Cline. Heidi E. Texas St — Terri Kokoszka Colorado— Julie Wilson. Amanda Rademacher . Becky Theis —

30 FoH 1989 Hixson, Melanie Michals, Karen Schaer, Michele Plunge. Sally Dudley. Annie Ogostalick Jones, Mardy Stout. Tammy Skull and Crescent Everhart Clemson— Liz Yow Saviano (Greek) Jacksonville— Missy Kelly Idaho— Brooke Bailey, Christie Heidi Herzog, Camille Fraley Kearney St. Kristy Dohrman. Campbell Kansas St.— Susan Goss. — Purdue— Melissa ; Annie Karen FitzGerald. Molly Maguire. Hixson. Andrea Krug Illinois— Jill Constantino ; Anjali Gail Brokke Kathy Kempf N. Dakota St.— Joan Marso Gile Kimberly Fitzgerald: . ; Smith, president; Mankato St. Renee Gehrt, Lori Purdue— Sara Beineke. Liesl Shah Dawn — Golden Gavel Temple; Jenniffer Winning Bayouth Melissa (Greek) Thompson; Kristy Tatooles Miami Kristen Hanacek Audra San Diego St.— Noelle Shapiro — . Michelle Simmons, Osmena Katina Janas Purdue— Illinois St.— Mary Sue Reeves . Croxall Cindy Michigan Michele Knapp Laura Jennifer . Indiana— Beth Bateman. Carrie — . Lisa Rosander Steuk, Wendy Sthpling McCreary. Jacob, Siobhan McCambridge. Mortar Board Laura Muzzarelli. Nicole Nichols, Missouri— Diane Frimel (Leadership) N. Dakota— Lynn Jorgenson, Julie Beta Kappa Cathy Prybill Woutat. Ann Kerian Phi Arizona— Lisa Willet Kansas St.— Angie Dunshee, N. Dakota St.— Rhonda Smith, (Scholastic) Bowling Green— Joanna Sweebe Karyn Mosier Joan Marso. Jacque Sundquist Calif.-Berkeley— Erica Leonard. Bradley— Carol Blame. Laura Lamar— Sheri Abel, Kyung Sook N. Iowa— Beth Henry. Shelley Julie Ruiz Roulier Norwood, Teresa Burwick. Neville Colgate— Eileen Putsis. Melina Calif.-Santa Barbara— Shireen Kavita Murthy. Stephanie ' Savanich Northwestern— Kim Wilhelmsen; Higgins, Bernadette O Leary Gham-Banki. Chele Comarsh. Stephanie O Connell, secretary Colorado— Becky Runkle Genelle King. Janet Dudley Miami— Kristen Hanacek. Audra Oklahoma— Jennifer Johnson Denver— Karen Kaplan Colorado St.— Amy Gathright Osmena Oregon St.— Leah Kuhns, Jennifer Georgia— Courtney Cook, Amy Denver— Julie Clark. Michelle Nebraska— Nikki Hitz. Becky Jacobsen Copeland Rose. Mary Kurtz Ingles Penn St.— Stacy Ruch. Julie Idaho— Laura Woodworth Idaho— Jane Haggart. Judy N. Dakota— Stephanie Brown, Britton. Dorothy Rosener Illinois— Linda Travis Moulton. Laura Woodworth Allison Steinwand, Jill Kohlman. Puget Sound— Jen Lanegraff. Pam Indiana— Julia Bunton Iowa St.— Anna Freymann. Shyla Lea Farstveet Robertson Miami— Tracy Hensler Swan Oklahoma— Amy Osborn. Susan Purdue— Jennifer Croxall. Kelli Michigan— Kelly Costello Kansas St.— Mary Beth Gilliam. Battin, Mary Johansen. Kim White Nebraska— Kari Kratke Melanie Michals Lindsey. Shannon Butterfield. San Diego St.— Heather Wmokur. N. Dakota— Laura McCallum Kearney St.— Tracy Kirtley; Molly Samantha Alexander. Shelle Noelle Shapiro, Rachel Gordon, Puget Sound— Liana Mezo Maguire; Karen FitzGerald, Kirby Crystal Garcia. Kathie Brown. Purdue— Sara Beineke secretary Oklahoma City— Kari Cannedey Carrie Steerman. Carla Conrad Rutgers— Ariadne Kosmos Nebraska— Joni Asleson Oregon St.— Katie Irwin. Kelly SW Texas St.— Deborah Phillips; St. Louis— Kelly Clark Northwestern— Stephanie Crocker Lisa Joy, secretary; Dana Hiller, Wash. St. Louis— Elizabeth O'Connell. Kim Wilhelmsen. Penn St . — Kelli Acker. Michele president Holland Kristin Berndt. Sally Zettergren Wise Syracuse— Meg Sudlik. Carolyn Oklahoma— Kim Lindsey. Mary Wichita St.— Lori Koehler; Jennifer Hill, Alecia Mathog. Beth Johansen Volz, vice president Churchill. Andrea Jeanette. Oklahoma St.— Pam Walters. Wis.-Platteville— Kim Morris Mindy Luxemburg Shawna Bruner, Alice Kahle. Wittenberg— Chris Metzger, Kara Wichita St.— Pam Keeny. Mary Amy Kahle Kyle. Alii Bealle. Laura Hillman. Malicoat, Kathi Welton, Susan Puget Sound— Liana Mezo. Jenn Stacy Doclovik Wiles Greene Rhodes— Jennifer Gaines Wash.-St. Louis— Stephanie Peel Omicron Delta Alpha Phi Omega Wichita St.— Pam Keeny. Susan (Greek) Wiles Kappa Wittenberg Debbie Lenschow. , — (Leadership) Idaho— Kelli Robinson Kirsten Lisa Nelson Paula Johnson, , Judy . , Carol Blame Rosholt. Shelley Watson Tricia Tanner Bradley— Gina Wille . Moulton. Courtney Nottingham Laura Roulier Clemson— Jennie Graviss Denver— Rose Barry. Vandna Tassels Chimes Jerath (Greek) (Junior) Florida St.— Karen Hale, president Jacksonville Kristi Loyd, Oklahoma Samantha Alexander — — Arizona— Audrey Wystrach president St. Ginger Cline Kansas — Rhodes— Jennifer Games Wash.-St. Louis— Stephanie Peel Crimson and Wash.-St. Louis— Debbie Dougher Wittenberg— Debbie Lenschow. Creme Lisa Nelson. Paula Johnson, Lisa ( ) Alpha Lambda Lotko Greek Amanda Seymour ( lamar ) — Campus Oklahoma— Kaari Nelson. Shane Hostess Delta Hamzinger (Scholastic) Alpha Chi Phi Kappa Phi Bowling Green— Wendy Kramer. (Scholastic) Kappa Alpha Joanna Sweebe . Rebecca Erb, Beta ) E. Texas St — (Greek) (Scholastic Bradley— Angie Stuckey. Carol Melanie Dunlap Bradley— Angie Stuckey, Carol Stephan, Kenna Pope. JoAnn City Ardeth Snell Florida St. Holly Chordas Amy Oklahoma — . — . Stephan Sullenberger, Kari Kennedy Hines. Kristi Messer Michelle Angelique Herring . Illinois Laura Ladewski Calif.-Santa Barbara Cheryl Kelly Clark Miller. Debbie Reap — — St. Louis— Iowa St.— Jessie Berg. Mindy Rode. Genelle King. Janet

THE CRESCENT 31 Queen Gamma Sigma Alma— Lisa Elbers. Homecoming Queen; Amy Kunse. Sigma Homecoming Court (Service) Arizona— Tammy Powers, Miss Clemson Sara Kelly, treasurer Frontier — Bradley— Carol Stephan. Homecoming Queen Who’s Who Clemson— Julie Junkin, Miss Bradley— Laura Roulier, Gina Wille. Greek Suzanne Newton E. Texas St.— Melissa Potter, Miss Denver— Vandna Jerath. Karlynn Greek Week; Amy Dooley. Greek Schramm. Chris Chinn. Tammy Goddess Nakamura. Michelle Rose Idaho— Darcy Morgan, Gault Hall E. Texas St.— Melanie Dunlap Snow Ball Queen; Laura Illinois St.— Lisa Sayles Woodworth, Homecoming Jacksonville— Adrienne Trent. Princess Michelle Crispin. Teresa Willis, Illinois St.— Mary Beth Buedel, Missy Kelly Miss Center Court runner-up Kearney St. Karen FitzGerald , — Indiana— Michelle Chocholek Lamar— Kyung Sook Norwood, Homecoming Queen Angi Widener. Tamara Jones, Jacksonville— Teresa Willis, Christi Tucker. Debbie Davis. Homecoming Queen Jennifer Bachman, Melanie Lamar— Tamara Jones. Christmas Bergeron Queen; Liz Leakey. State Fair LaSalle— Gina Rose, Kim Hause Queen Mankato St.— Sandy Peterson Missouri— Liz Ablen, Greek Week Missouri— Cindy Squires Queen N. Dakota Theresa Noltimier , — . Nebraska— Kristen Sittler State Lynn Jorgenson. Laura Cattle Queen; Kari Kratke. Miss McCallum Midlands Oklahoma— Kim Lindsey. Shannon N. Dakota St.— Allison Olson. Butterfield Homecoming Queen Oklahoma City— Kristi Chenowith. Northwestern— Stephanie Kim Frankenfeld. Dana Lord. O'Connell. Homecoming Court Catherine Ledbetter, Kim Purdue— Leslie Popplewell, Johnson. Meeghan Donahue, Indianapolis 500 Princess; Barbie Schrick Wendy Lewis. Grand Prix Queen Oklahoma St.— Shawna Bruner finalist St. Louis— Kelly Clark, Laura Rutgers— Jennifer Giannone. Miss Salava Rutgers finalist San Diego St.— Noelle Shapiro St. Louis— Amy Fehlig, Syracuse Meg Sudlik. Alecia Homecoming Court — Missy Hettich (Wichita St.)— Miss Wichita Mathog. Carolyn Hill. Kristie Wichita St.— Kim Graves. Miss Perry. Despi Moschonas llg. Geri Gohr Teen Kansas U S A.; Missy Phi Eta Sigma Miami— Kristen Hanacek. Audra Hettich (Scholastic) Osmena Nebraska Nikki Hitz Becky Talarians Kramer — . Bowling Green— Wendy . Ingles Sigma (Junior) , Sweebe Lambda Joanna N. Dakota Stephanie Brown Jill Denver Mary Kurtz Julie Clark Carol — . (Sophomore) — . . Bradley— Angie Stuckey. Kohlman. Heidi Fettig, Laura Karlynn Schramm Heather Grob. Pope JoAnn Miami Erika Haupt . Stephan. Kenna . McCallum — Meredith Sanderow. Vandna , Kari Kennedy Sullenberger Northwestern Karen Gerbosi. Jerath Addison Liz Yow — Clemson— Paige . Rachel Silver. Kristin Berndt Colgate— Jeanette Lyons Oklahoma Amy Osborn. Susan Horizons St. Michelle Martinelly, — Florida — Battin (Scholastic) Individual Campus Michelle Miller Oklahoma City— Barbie Schrick. Kearney St. Kellie llg Brooke — Idaho— Christy Johns. Kara Williams, Kelly Bailey Tami Cann Tanya Meyer Awards . . . Bawmgartner Scarlet Camille Fraley Julie Willmes Boston— Kathy Murray. . Oregon St.— Katie Irwin. Kelly Orange and Black Illinois Patricia McKmght. Annie Key Award — Crocker. Dana Lmquist British Columbia— Darlene Gile. Jill Constantino. Athena Penn St. Stacy Ruch. Kellie Quill Tapales Melanie Dufner, Melissa — Westerlund. Commerce and . Ryan. Michele Wise. Kim Wilson (Junior) Business Administration Temple St. Louis Chrissie Grandcolas. Illinois St. Mary Sue Reeves — Oklahoma St.— Shawna Bruner. Outstanding Graduate — Kelly Clark. Laura Salava Carolyn Indiana— Beth Bateman, Maresa Alice Kahle Calif.-Santa Barbara— San Diego St.— Carrie Steerman. Cawley. Chancellors Award for Beazley, Julia Bunton. Carrie Toni Perdigao Jacob. Siobhan McCambridge. Campus Service Syracuse— Lauren Arky. Jessica Spurs Chapman— Soccer Most Valuable Laura Muzzarelli, Nicole Nichols. Schwartz Carolyn Hill. Alecia Cathy Prybill . (Sophomore) Player Mathog. Amanda Huntzinger, Clemson Jennie Graviss Diver of Iowa St.— Shyia Swan. Kathy , — . Beth Churchill. Robin Lance Denver— Connie Haag Brandi the Year Adams Wichita St.— Heather Hodson. Lori Anderson, Pam Goren Kearney St.— Karen FitzGerald. Colorado— Katie Simonen. Koehler. Jennifer Volz Kearney St.— Shannon Monmer Civil Engineering Kathy Kempf. Bobbi Lykke. Kellie Outstanding

32 Foil 1989 Senior Florida St.— Jodi Popper. Sigma Sarah Pemck Denver— Michelle Rose. Chi Colgate— Stacy Shepatin, Pam Outstanding Junior Woman; Idaho— Kim Matthews. Delta Ross. Kay Sickles, Shelley Mothers Clubs Tammy Nakamura. Scholastic All Sigma Phi McDonald American. Academic All Illinois— Audra Brown. Phi Kappa Colorado St.— Elise Marks Mothers , daughters . American; Vandna Jerath, Tau; Elizabeth Dupuis. Triangle; E. Texas St.— Laurel Brenner alumnae! Reach out and touch Outstanding Sophomore Nina Waldherr Florida St. Deena . Sigma Nu — Lombardi. someone through Mothers Woman. Chancellor s Leadership Illinois St.— Julie Rosensteel, Karen Hale Corps. Scholastic All American Sigma Chi; Antella Armers. Idaho— Shelley Watson Clubs! Have you considered Florida St.— Karen Hale. Florida Sigma Nu Illinois— Judi Pierce starting a Mothers Club to State Hall of Fame Jacksonville— Teresa Willis. Phi Illinois St.— Sallie Mawles help your or your daughter’s Idaho Laura Woodworth Iowa St. Robin — . Delta Theta — Shaffer collegiate chapter? It’s easy. Outstanding Senior Woman; Kelli Kansas St.— Melanie Michals Jacksonville— Naomi Ferguson, For more information contact Robinson. Salute to Campus Missouri— Beth Schuler. Kappa Helen Antipov, Teresa Willis, Leadership; Audra Krussel. Sigma Adrea Atran. Brenda International Headquarters or Associated Students Merit N. Dakota— Pauline Lindberg. Encarnacion the Mothers Club Chairman Award; Judy Moulton. Delta Tau Delta Kansas St.— Anita Krug. listed in the Directory in this Associated Students Service Northwestern Colleen Kelly Michaleane Muhlenbruch — . issue. Award. Alpha Phi Omega Penn St.— Christine Zinzer. Delta Monica Connet. Lindsey Knox Outstanding Service Award Sigma Phi; Karen Bell. Phi Kearney St.— Julie Goings. Leah Illinois— Linda Travis. Senior 100 Kappa Theta; Kira Bukowski. Murphy. Lisa Tonkin. Tracy Comarsh Illinois St.— Kelli Clausen. All-Greek Kappa Sigma; Molly Scanlan, Kirtley. Johnette Toye Calif. St.-Long Beach— Isabel Sisterhood of the Year Karen Shriner. Delta Tau Delta Lamar— Debbie Davis. Christ! Davalos, Leslie Schilling Iowa St.— Shyla Swan. Puget Sound— Sue Klein. Sigma Tucker Chapman— Chris Voss Outstanding Sorority President Nu; Lesley Milhem. Sigma Chi Missouri— Melissa Westbrook Clemson— Nancy Hermiston McGill— Vanessa Wilkinson. Purdue— Michelle Mitchell. Sigma Nevada— Sherry Rader Denver— Karlynn Schramm. Kathleen Capreol. Great Pi N. Dakota St.— Carla Campbell Vandna Jerath. Michelle Rose Distinction Rutgers— Kirsten Lepick, Courtney Northwestern— Anne Fitzsimmons. Idaho— Shelley Watson, Kelli N. Dakota— Laura McCallum, Parker, Chi Psi Vicky Singh, Kat Scudder, Diane Robinson. Camille Fraley Outstanding School of San Diego St.— Kathie Brown. Tau Devilbiss, Ami Shah. Karola Illinois— Lisa Davis Communication Graduate Kappa Epsilon Schwartz. Debbie Hazuka Iowa St.— Allison Chapman Oklahoma— Samantha Alexander. Washington— Tracy Goodpaster. Oklahoma City— Barbie Schnck Lamar— Jennifer Bachman, Tamara Rhonda Hajmey. President s Tau Kappa Epsilon Oklahoma St.— Andrea Hix. Missy Jones Leadership Class; Samantha Washington St.— Erin Myrin, McConnell. Cam Bush Mankato St — Michelle Eastburn. Alexander. Panhellemc Lambda Chi Alpha; Shannon Purdue— Michelle Blazier Monica Anderson Outstanding Member Kulle. Delta Tau Delta Rutgers— Kelly Yakow Miami— Amy Kleinman Oklahoma City— Catherine St. Louis— Beth Effertz, Laura N. Dakota St.— Carla Campbell Ledbetter. Outstanding N. Iowa— Susan Rolmger Marketing Graduate; Kristi Hecker Chenowith. Scholastic All Oklahoma— Becky Schmit. Debra American. Academic All Roff. Rae Dorsey. Samantha American; Ardeth Snell. Magna Alexander, Shane Hamzinger Cum Laude Graduate Oklahoma City— Tiffany Johnson Oregon St.— Leah Kuhns, National Oklahoma St — Jules Moss. Amy Greek Merit Award Kahle. Angela Temples. Sam Penn St.— Kellie Cluff, President's Alexander Freshman Award Wash.-St. Louis— Pam McGowen Purdue— Kristina Hoffman. Wis.-Platteville— Barb Goodweiler Outstanding Agricultural Wittenberg— Debbie Lenschow Communications Sophomore Rhodes— Kathy Wheeler. Freshman Award Student San Diego St.— Carrie Steerman, Heather Wmokur. National Government Collegiate Greek Merit Award Syracuse— Carolyn Hill. Andrea Officer Jeanette. Kristie Perry. Academic San Diego State— firs# place, Greek Week Boston— Julie Silvester All American Clemson— Leigh Walker Wittenberg— Debbie Lenschow. Salava Colgate— Theri Adams Presidential Scholar Student San Diego St.— Sue Harvey. Nicol Denver— Heather Grob Ciafre, Noelle Shapiro. Carla Indiana— Cindy Turner, Lorraine Government Conrad Fraternity Buck. Student Foundation Wichita St.— Pam Keeny. Jacksonville— Kristi Loyd. Cindy Representative Stephanie Taylor. Robyn Whitten Bennett Sweetheart Arizona— Amy Thompson. Allison Wis.-Platteville— Patricia Schwartz Kearney St.— Darci Dillman. Jana Bradley— Lisa Adams. Sigma Chi Lindsay, Lisa Merchant, Pia Stewart Calif.-Santa Barbara— Dianne Pialorsi, Jennifer Armstrong, Lamar— Angi Widener Young. Sigma Nu Dawn Ferguson. Noelle Fishel Campus Event Northwestern— Megan Brady. Calif. St.-Fullerton— Felisa Gear. Bradley— Laura Roulier Vicky Singh Sigma Pi Calif.-Riverside— Lisa Nichols Chairman Oklahoma— Shane Hainzinger Colorado— Suzanne Williams. Calif.-Santa Barbara— Lisa Gillispie Bradley— Amber Bertolmo Puget Sound— Arden Maynard Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chapman— Chris Voss. Susan Calif -Riverside— Mindy Yeager. St. Louis— Kelly Clark E. Texas St.— Christina Yates, Knight. Cathy Jamison Michelle Kuntesky San Diego St.— Noelle Shapiro Sigma Chi Clemson— Nancy Hermiston. Calif.-Santa Barbara— Chele

THE CRESCENT 33 Fraley Michigan— Michelle Saterthwaite. Johnson Golden Key Iowa St.— Kern Whitehead. Suzi Dee Jenkins Calif. -Riverside— Kathryn Walck, (Service) Henry. Jill Yoder. Sandra Washington— Liz Quain Shannon Jordan. Jill Koch, Lisa Jill Stem Nichols, Giao Duong, Angela Bowling Green Joanna Sweebe Mikulina. Leslie Roland. Julie Wash.-St. Louis— — Lowe, Heather Evans Cynthia Calif. Berkeley Holly Razzano Hughes, Ann Kestel. Carrie . - — . Snyder Kendall Baker. Erika Leonard Stover, Kathy Adams, Amy Jo Clemson Leigh Walker. Sobeth Calif. Santa Barbara Stefame Olson Class Officer — - — Bouharoun Sandy Harmon Gluska, Melisa Pera Janet Jacksonville— Helen Antipov Colgate— Kati Fritzsche. Eileen . . Colgate Ashley Fawcett, Eileen Dudley Kearney St.— Stacey Hughes Putsis. Maddy Lynden — Putsis Julie Moran, Carolee Clemson Melanie Meyers Jennie Lamar— Tamara Jones, Deborah Denver— Meredith Sanderow. Julie . — . Bongiori, Susan Gitzendanner Graviss Camacho. Debbie Davis. Melanie Clark Colorado Laura Hatch Sandy Colorado Becky Runkle Bergeron Florida St — Karen Hale — . — Bonhert Ann Masse Denver Mary Kurtz Michelle Mankato St.— Kate Kaelke Kansas— Gina Simunaci . — . Florida St. Merry Anders Cathy Rose Tammy Nakamura, Diane Miami— Michelle Davidson. Audra Rutgers— Carole Moran — . . Harrell Dawn Ingalls, Kim Gustafson Karlynn Schramm Osmena. Kathy Rogovon. Amy . . Martin Gim Perry Florida St. Karen Hale, Cathy Kleinman . — Idaho Christie Herzog, Shelley Harrell, Amy Hines Missi Holt Missouri— Kelly Kaps. Lana Newspaper Editor — . Watson, Kelli Robinson Camille Illinois Jill Blotevogel Jennifer Kramme. Cari Lane Bradley Gina Grueneberg . — . — Fraley Sheila McClanahan Johnson Joan Johnson, Laura Nebraska— Kim Muirhead Chapman— Chris Voss . . Jacksonville Michelle Crispin Ladewski, Beverly Sorkin N. Dakota— Jackie Kalk Clemson Kim Gorman — . . — Kristi Loyd Elizabeth Wright, Sara Colgate— Erin Read. Diane Kearney Honcharuk Romley, Pam Ross, Karen St.— Melinda Holcomb. Kathy Kempt, Jodi Travis Kristy Indiana Julia Bunton Laura Weiss Jennifer Finnegan, Alison . — . . Dohrman Ericka Richardson Muzzarelli Bryant . Lamar Debbie Davis Amanda Iowa St. Kristi Dierks, Nanette Colorado St. Jeanne McGovern — . — — Seymour Ehlert, Missy Caster Illinois— Kate Coughlin, Marcy Mankato St Kate Kaelke Kansas St Tammy Saviaro Lisa Engebretson, Erika Amstadt — .— . McGill Vanda Sebben Connell, Andrea Krug Amy Jacksonville— Adrienne Trent — . Miami Jennifer Molski Dodson Marybeth Gilliam LaSalle Kimberlee Saab — . — Dawn Eloe Natalie Miami Kristen Hanacek, Julie N. Dakota— Christen Renmch Nebraska— . — Foster Kristen Sittler Matthews, Molly Hammer Jessie Northwestern— Martha Parsons, . . Nevada Cindy Feamow Lehrer. Michelle Franks Kimberly McGaw. Melissa — N. Dakota— Jackie Kalk Ann Missouri— Debbie Gamson, Diane Mulroony. Cathy Brooks . Frimel Oklahoma Holly Todd Kerian — Northwestern Tiffany Ramos Kat Nebraska Jill Jensen. Cindy Oklahoma City— Jeffri-Lynn — . — Scudder, Holly Hall Lisa Long Ryman, Beth Langemeier Jill . . . Kim Barelman Anne Fitzsimmons. Egerman Chris Johnson, Lisa Oklahoma Kim Lindsey, Amy . — Pitner, Townsend Jodi Osborn Sherri Lindsey Jenny Angela . . . Willard, Susie Cho, Liza Diaz, Conrad, Mary Johansen, Susan Julie Junkin (Clemson) Miss Greek — Amy Keith Heather Battm . McGibbon. N. Iowa Angela Berns. Andrea Vicky Singh. Aimee Feuer, Jodi Oklahoma St.— Shelly Wnght. Kerri — Ingram Neighbors James. Jenny Scott. Rachel Fagen Kelly McDermott Penn St. Stacy Ruch, Stacy Northwestern— Amanda Lightfoot. . — Oklahoma— Shannon Butterfield Macneal. Dawn Johnston Tiffany Ramos . Oklahoma Samantha Alexander, Rae Dorsey Samantha Purdue— Sara Beineke, Liesl — . , Melanie Bayouth Shannon Butterfield Alexander Burris Oklahoma St. Jean Wohlhuter Rutgers— Jessica Baines. Jackie Oklahoma City— Tiffany Johnson. — DaSilva Jeffri-Lynn Webster Oregon St.— Danette Wilson San Diego St.— Hallie Freeman, Puget Sound— Jen Basset Puget Sound— Sarah Richards. Noelle Shapiro Purdue— Ann Fry Tara Austin, Jen Stewart. SW Texas St. Dana Hiller Rutgers— Kelli Hendricks. Jackie LianaPurdue— Gail Gates, — DaSilva Wichita St — Mary Malicoat. Susan Kristina Hoffman Wiles St. Louis— Chrissie Grandcolas, St. Louis— Jennifer Daugherty. Michele Butkiewicz. Amy Fehlig Beth Effertz, Amy Fehlig, Kelly M i c h e l l e ( h o c h o l e k ( I n d i a n a ) San Diego St. Kathie Brown — Clark — . Homecoming Queen Greek Week Heather Wmokur. Cathy San Diego St.— Sue Harvey. Slemmons, Kristin Craig Webster. Gayle Mika Ginnean Musich Officers/ SW Texas St.— Melissa Frietsch, Oregon St.— Lisa Corrigan Washington— Heather Hardin. Lara Ronny Carrales St. Louis— Ellen Buck Groenveld. Christy Chandler, Committee Wash.-St. Louis— Beth Dawson Syracuse— Carolyn Hill Kari Locknane, Linda Coppess, Wichita St.— Kelli Frazier, Deanna Kelly Poison, Laura Velkers Schuster. Stephanie Taylor. Campus Wis.-Oshkosh— Stacie Hasser Chairmen Kathi Welton Hostess Boston Ifen Sung Arizona Elizabeth Baird Christine — Wis. Oshkosh— Cheryl Backerman — . - . Carpenter Bradley— Chris Rychtanek Melissa Winnie Brown. Wendy . Diana Calif -Riverside— Giao Duong Christenson, Debbie Devoy. Student Alumni Calif.-Santa Barbara— Michelle Tracy Frazzini, Kelly Gauger, Kim Kiely, Lisa Katz. Terri Grace. Laura Grace. Shelly Association Wettmarshausen Yearbook Editor Harris, Nancy Jorgensen, Jill Arizona— Christine Brown. Jill Chapman— Shelly Williams. Mindy Alma— Colleen Ryan Mundmger. Pia Pialorsi. Lisa Mundinger Jewell Calif -Berkeley— Julie Friedman White Calif.-Santa Barbara— Chele Clemson— Amanda Tieder Chapman— Susan Knight Boston— Michelle Martz. Lisa Comarsh, Carolyn Cawley Colorado— Cathy Manning Clemson— Adrienne Onop Murphy Colorado— Jill Devillier. Stephanie E. Texas St.— Christina Yates. Kearney St — Molly Maguire. Pam Bowling Green— Heather Chase. Sandoval. Laura Hatch Tern Kokoszka Kenkel Nancy Gulick Florida St.— Karen Hale, Mary Idaho— Shelley Watson. Camille Miami— Shelly Costello Bradley— Kristina Torisky. Lisa Beth Holzbach. Jenifer

34 Fall 1989 Dingfelder Syracuse— Andrea Pappas. Alicia Idaho— Shelley Watson. Camille Orientation Leader Mathog Fraley. Sheila McClanahan, Arizona— Wendy Carpenter. Washington— Kelley Poison Audrianna Jones. Gigi Blick Jennifer Evans , Shelley Hams Wash -St Louis— Janelle Wilson. Illinois— Tracy Betts. Katrina Ross, Jennifer Henderson. Ann Jeannette Garber, Glenna Susanna Ross. Alpita Shah. Hutchins. Pia Pialorsi. Stacey Anderson. Amy Blackburn Linda Travis Schlegal. Michele Speranza Wittenberg— Laurie Hoeffer. Lisa Iowa St.— Robin Shaffer, vice Bradley— Lisa Auffarth Lotko. Paula Johnson. Joi president; Carrie Duffy; Sally Calif.-Santa Barbara— Christina Shortz. Christine Mawhinney, Everhart: Lara Schaffer; Susan Sterrett Debbie Lenschow. Karen Clark, Clabaugh Calif . St.-Fullerton— Karen Lesk . Paula Johnson. Shelly Herald. Jacksonville— Diane Wright Joanne Parker. Tina Espinola. Jen Graham. Suzi Clare. Gail Kansas St.— Ginger Cline. Heidi Denise Maestras. Kirstin Shannon Hixson, Connie Trentman Travis Loeffler. Mary Palazzola. Marian Mankato St.— Chris Kaufenberg, Mulligan Carter Lon Sandquist Clemson— Sobeth Bouharoun Society of Miami— Jacky Woods Colgate— Kim Daub. Patti Samperi Nebraska— Cindy Ryman Denver— Geneva Glen. Brandi Professional N. Dakota St.— Rhonda Smith. Anderson Vandna Jerath. Mary Jacque Sundquist. Rachel Kurtz Journalists Klosterman Kate Lieberg. Kathy E Texas St — Christina Yates, Kansas , Amy . — Christina Kroeger Kelli Clausen (Illinois St.)— Panhellenic Garcia Kristen Tolle Jo Roberts. Kerry Townsend Sisterhood Award Oklahoma City— Tiffany Johnson. Kearney St.— Pam Kenkel. Kris Jeffri-Lynn Webster . Student Harlan. Shelly Jansky. Amy Vesper. Julie Wisniewski Foundation Miller. Molly Maguire. Amy Indiana— Mary Warner Oklahoma St.— Alice Kahle. Missy Monke Iowa St — Kathy Adams McConnell N. Dakota— Laura McCallum Jacksonville— Teresa Willis. Lea Oregon St — Jennifer Jacobsen Syracuse— Stacy Biertem Satelle Katie Irwin. Lisa Corrigan, Julie Kansas— Tracy Morgason. Laura Lyons Lester Purdue Kerri Stracco, Student Kansas St.- Brenda Pa'cquette Foundation Mankato St — Kerrie Cronin. Missy SW Texas St.— Deborah Phillips Wenz. Robyn Fine Wichita St.— Michelle Beach. Michigan— Kristin Willson Joanne Blanchat. Lara Crowe. Nebraska— Cassy Usher Kelli Frazier. Pam Keeny Mary . N. Dakota— Can Henke, Sarah Malicoat, Kim Melcher . Heather Larsen. Ann Werth Rising, Deanna Schuster. Kitty N. Iowa— Chris Besler Smith. Caroline Stephen. Kathi Northwestern— Stellar Kim Welton, Laura Wharff, Robyn Oklahoma— Rae Dorsey Whitten, Kim Woods Oklahoma St — Lauryn Lovegrove. Kelly Lynch Jennifer Giannone (Rutgers)— Miss Rutgers Oregon St.— Sherry Davis Student Union finalist Puget Sound— Jessica Hardyman Florida St.— Susie Snayd Rhodes— Allyson Rosen Officer /Committee Illinois— Linda Travis San Diego St — Jo Cordova Illinois St — Christa Hardwick Washington— Ann Wedge Chairman Iowa St.— Robin Shaffer Wichita St.— Missy Hettich, Christy Jacksonville— Kristi Loyd Rowsey Alma— Karen Ruedinger. Lamar— Sheri Abel. Christi Tucker, Wittenberg— Becky Patterson Stephanie Cole. Missy Cross Amanda Seymour. Liz Leakey Tamara Jones ( lamar ) — Panhellenic . Lisa Calif -Santa Barbara— Mankato St. Laura Lee President Gillispie. Carolyn Cawley Twirler Chapman— Lisa Gagnon McGill— Stephanie Fowler. Tracy Iowa St. Dawn Hall Clemson— Beth Scarborough Fernandez — Colgate— Zoe Friedman. Robin Miami— Jacky Woods Cheerleader Greenstem Nevada— Sherry Rader. Ingrid Arizona— Jacque Brown. Patty Iowa St.— Allison Chapman Engdahl Lopez. Terri Peters. Tracy . Radio/TV Kearney St. Amy Monke. Darci N Dakota St — Rhonda Smith Shapiro — Smith Dillman, Shannon Monnier Northwestern— Lisa Long, Patty Boston— Terri Baxter Colgate— Laurette . Elissa Widener Moyer. Tiffany Ramos Anne Bradley Karen Sandberg Liebman. Kay Sickles, Aimee N. Iowa— Angela Berns Fitzsimmons. Charlotte Zarter, Calif -Riverside- Jennifer Petler Saiger Northwestern— Anne Fitzsimmons Michelle Robinette. Kristin Calif.-Santa Barbara— Ashlee Colorado— Laura Hatch Oklahoma— Lara Tacker. Shane Berndt Jones Florida St.— Patty Crawford, Hamzinger Oklahoma City— Tiffany Johnson Calif St.-Fullerton— Kristie Susan Yaffe. Geneva Mier Oregon St — Katie Irwin Oregon St.— Jen Draper Mancmo Kansas— Heatheryn Higgins Penn St. Dorothy Rosener Puget Sound -Arden Maynard, Calif St -Long Beach— Ann-Marie Miami— Jessica Lehrer — , Puget Sound- Barb Farrar Lara Zaccaro. Liana Mezo Piper Bria Missouri— Debbie Majka Tami Rutgers— Louise Valli Pamela McGregor Chapman— Lisa Gagnon. Amie Pratt, Laura Hendrikson Southard Rutgers Louise Valli Dunn N. Dakota— Ann Kerian. Laura San Diego St — Sue Harvey St Louis Jennifer Daugherty. Colgate— Jayne Bowen. Pam McCallum Noelle Shapiro Kelly Clark, Amy Fehlig. Lisa Gallagher Jeannette Green. N Iowa Angela Berns Tellez, Kathy Armbruster Jennifer Adams Northwestern Cathy Brooks, Wash.-St. Louis— Melissa Hensley, — Pam McGowen San Diego St.— Sue Harvey. E. Texas St — Janeen Doolin Kimberly McGaw Wittenberg— Stacee Lansdale Jolene Logue. Carla Conrad Illinois— Bella Schmidt Penn St.— Erica Spence SW Texas St.— Deborah Phillips Illinois St.— Jackie Jeffers. Christy Puget Sound— Barb Farrar, Kathy

THE CRESCENT 35 Pom Pon Squad Outstanding Arizona— Diane Dickson; Kate Lockley; Carrie Lundquist. College Students captain Boston— Annette Mangubat. Usa of America Cardona Arizona— Belinda Watt Bradley— Sheri Ladas, co-captain Bradley— Elbe Folsom. Carol Colgate— Patti Sampen, captain; Blaine. Gina Wille. Suzanne Laura Kimball. Rebecca Davey, Newton, Kenna Pope Susan Deitrick Calif.-Santa Barbara— Margie Illinois— Jamie Stirrett Norton, Genelle King. Lisa Illinois St.— Liz Corbin. Melissa Gillispie, Vicki Berkebile. Melisa Mounce Pera, Annie Ogostalick Indiana— Kris Kellum Colgate— Stacey Shepatin Iowa St.— Lisa Tice. Krista Kurth Illinois— Kris Wilhelm. Elizabeth Mankato St.— Amy Haugan, Missy Wright. Patricia Etzkorn. Kristy Wenz Tatooles Nebraska— Janelle Marcotte Indiana— Julia Bunton. Michelle N. Iowa— Randa Ruppert Chocholek Northwestern— Melissa Mulrooney Iowa St.— Shyla Swan Oklahoma City— Kara Williams, N. Dakota— Debbie Schaffer Kelly Baumgartner Oregon St.— Katie Irwin Purdue— Leslie Popplewell SW Texas St — Deborah Phillips. St Louis— Ellen Geppert. Ruthie Dana Hiller Rochman. Heidi Faller. Amy Syracuse— Stacy Berlem, Leigh Verdu, Kay Katubig Ann Soltysiak. Meg Sudlik. Wis.-Platteville— Mary Pmchot. Lauren Arky. Tammi Hayes. captain. Laurie Dischler Eileen Townsley. Despi Moschonas, Angela Strother. Drill Team Michelle Bernard Michigan— Andrea Sokoloski, Jacksonville— Michelle Crispin, 1988 Homecoming Queen; leresa Willis, 1989 Homecoming Amanda Carlson. Kimberly Weiss Queen Honors for Outstanding Young THE CRESCENT Jenkins. Anne Becker. Julie Lau, Jackie Leduc. Tammy Loyd. Karen Kuhn Naomi Ferguson Women of America Gamma Phi Beta claimed Rutgers Maryann Lences Kansas— Tracy Wilkenson. Jackie the first place four color — Calif. Santa Barbara Shireen Syracuse— Jessica Warm. Caryn Babka-Oliver - — Gham-Banki cover award in recent Bruce. Debi Lichtenstein. Kristie Lamar— Melanie Bergeron College Fraternity Editors Perry LaSalle— Kim Hause Wash -St. Louis— Emily Sundfors. Miami— Laurie Hannah Society Association competition. The Inese Radzins Michigan— Zoe Kircos American winning entry was the Wichita St.— Joanne Blanchat, N. Dakota— Stacey Schroeder summer 1988 issue cover. N Iowa Lori Seggerman of Interior Missy Hettich . — Last year, the fall 1987 Wis.-Oshkosh— Wendy Melmck Northwestern Saily Joshi — Designers honors section won a first Wis.-Platteville— Kim Ellsworth. Oklahoma City— Gayle Mika Janet Peters. Joyce Socha, Purdue— Liesl Bayouth Oklahoma St — Cindy Harris place award, and AIDS: The Debbie Marty, Diana Berlin. Barb Rutgers— Louise Valli. Sonia Reality (winter 1987- 88) Goodweiler Garcia earned second place. The SW Texas St. Dee Anna Smith Flag Corps Wittenberg— Lore Pierson. Fiona — AIDS article also received a Osborn. Jennifer Aitken. Liz Syracuse— Caryn Bruce. Kristie Boston— Caryn Ball Meszaros. Lisa Stroup. Brenda Perry Mankato St.— Sandy Peterson first p l a c e a w a r d l a s t Grogg. Kelly 0 Neile , Andy Wash.-St Louis— Inese Radzms Nebraska— Leigh Anne Albert, Jill December in competition Smith. Mickey Smith. Julie Wis.-Platteville— Sara Schlough Weiler sponsored by the National Nevada Racheal Lawrence Vasquez Wittenberg— Gail Shannon, Carol — Interfraternity Foundation. Casey. Ann Gilcrest. Andy Northwestern— Stephanie Smith. Becky Patterson O'Connell, captain; Jennifer Resident Assistant Betts Purdue— Tammy Schoenmg, Alma— Anne Couch. Wynne PRSSA captain; Kate Bereman Kinder. Mary McDonald. Colleen Moore. Shevonne Peacock. (Public Relations) Sarah Vogel. Amy King. Carlee Chapman— Doris Hartigan. Judy Theta Sigma Phi Olsen. Carol Childs van Wingerden Boston— Lisa Murphy. Karen Illinois St.— Patti Hopkins. (Communications) Cohen. Amy Steinberg Outstanding Member Illinois— Katrina Ross, Audra Bradley— Suzanne Newton Kansas— Karla Koeppen, secretary Manno Clemson— Jennifer Ledbetter. Purdue— Amy Brill. Gail Gates Darla Koerselman Denver — Chris Chinn Zeta Phi Eta Florida St.— Dawn Ingalls Kappa Tau Alpha (Communications) Illinois— Annie Gile. Patricia (Journalism) Northwestern— Stephanie McKnight. Jennifer White Oklahoma— Shannon Butterfield O Connell Jacksonville— Susan Salvaggio,

36 fall 1989 Wash.-St. Louis— Laura Houncan Chorus and Choir Pam McGowen Alpha Gamma Alpha Pi Mu Wittenberg Lisa Nelson Kathy Alma Beth Christenson Mindy — . (Engineering) — . Leidich Sigma Kundinger. Laren Marce. Carlee Illinois— Jennifer Johnson Olsen (Agriculture) Purdue— Cindy Holmes Boston— Julie Silvester Upsilon Pi Epsilon Calif. St.-Fullerton— Robin Roberts Calif.-Santa Barbara— Vicki Berkebile (Computer Science) Alpha Epsilon Chapman— Allison Browne. Amy Ciemson— Karen Rawls Gamma Sigma (Engineering) Carter Oklahoma— Sylvia Stokes Ciemson— Julie Junkin Delta Illinois— Kim Hubert, Elizabeth Lambda Mu (Agriculture) Weismehl Kansas St.— Andrea Krug Chi Epsilon Illinois St . — Karen Peterson. Jenni Epsilon (Civil Engineering) Tews (Math) Indiana— Carolyn Filak, Katherine Colorado— Katie Simonen Oklahoma— Kim Lindsey Alpha Zeta Illinois— Jennifer Hanson Hempton (Agriculture) Iowa St.— Tricia Besett. Betsy Poffenberger, Allison Chapman, Mu Kappa Tau Oklahoma St.— Donelle Allison Financial Michelle Knott, Susan Clabaugh (Marketing) Jacksonville— Michelle Crispin, Management Charity James, Dorothy Stern Oklahoma— Holly Todd Kansas— Susana Terrell. Sarah Terrell Association Kansas St.— Jean Phelps Student Education E. Texas St.— Jinger Brown, Kearney St.— Melinda Holcomb. secretary Monica Yelken. Stacy Hughes Association Illinois— Nancy Schuster, president Michigan— Zoe Kircos Nebraska— Kristen Sittler. Jom Oklahoma St — Kim Scott. Debra Nevada— Racheal Lawrence Asleson Pokorny N. Dakota— Molly Bleecker Syracuse— Heidi Schwartz N. Dakota St.— Jodi Carvel. Dina Christ Northwestern— Jodi James. Beta Alpha Psi Rachel Silver North Dakota State— Joan Marso, Blue (Accounting) Oklahoma— Caryn Hickman, Key; Allison Olson, Homecoming Queen Arizona— Susan Rooney Rachel Smith Denver— Diane Gustafson Oklahoma City— Kristi Chenowith. Indiana— Kelly Nemeth Michelle Plischke. Amy Parker, Kansas St.— Andrea Krug. Amy Stephanie Roth. Brenda Dodson, Susan Goss Chandler, Tricia Curtain Miami— Kristen Hanacek Oklahoma St.— Missy McConell. Nebraska— Sheila Dose Angie Chnstesson, Becky Pitts Purdue— Liesl Bayouth Rhodes— Liz Awsumb St. Louis— Beth Effertz SW Texas St.— Laura Breiner Syracuse— Mindy Luxemburg Syracuse— Tammi Hayes Wash.-St. Louis— Stephanie Shack Wichita St.— Shay Stwalley Music Business Wis.-Piatteville— Lisa Chittwood Wittenberg— Liz Mumford. Connne Association Johnston. Gwen Tickner California Poly- Son Luis Obispo — Suii Oklahoma St.— Angie Chnstesson Angi Widener ( Lamar ) — Panhellenic Cashman, 1989 Greek Goddess; Sandra Secretary Stirling, 1988 Greek Goddess Band Omicron Delta Bradley— Cheryl Rudnick, Usa Phi Beta Lambda American Society Epsilon Johnson (Business) (Economics) Ciemson Jennifer Brooks — Kearney St. Kathy FitzGerald, of Mechanical Kimball, treasurer; Idaho Jane Haggart, Becky Hill — Colgate— Laura — Kris Panigotis. Gail Brokke Carolee Bongiori Illinois St.— Debbie Phlaum Engineers Oklahoma City— Catherine Oklahoma— Amy Osborn. Rae Iowa St.— Laurie Herman Ledbetter Kansas— Linda Zimmermann Jacksonville— Adrienne Trent Dorsey Kearney St.— Melinda Holcomb Lamar— Kavita Murthy Phi Chi Theta Society of Women Michigan Patty McEvoy Sigma lota Rho — (Business) ( ) Nevada— Sherry Rader, Laurie Engineers International Studies Nebraska Tara Spady Mitchell — Ciemson— Jennifer Ledbetter Denver— Michelle Rose. Karen Oregon St. Katie Irwin DeDe Kaplan N. Dakota St.— Dina Christ — . Nebraska— Dawn Eloe Leigh Anne Sawyer . Northwestern— Charlotte Zarter. Schmitt. Sawna Albert Aimee Feuer Northwestern— Charlotte Zarter, Sigma Tau Delta Oklahoma St.— Kelle Shafer Sigma Pi Karen Gerbosi, Stephanie Miller Penn St.— Kellie Ryan. Alyce Delta Purdue— Candee Cline. Cindy (English) Johnston (Business) Holmes. Kellie Petroskey. Renee Ciemson— Felicia Hamilton Puget Sound— Betsy Branch, Colorado— Lisa Foster Heiser. Kelli White Idaho— Laura Woodworth Carolyn Keatts Lamar— Kyung Sook Norwood Rutgers— Beth Cheney, treasurer; Kearney St.— Karen FitzGerald St. Louis— Michele Butkiewicz Nevada— Jennifer Moore Lisa Tagert Oklahoma City— Terri Trammell SW Texas St.— Dee Anna Smith

THE CRESCENT 37 Alpha Kappa Psi Pi Delta Phi Phi Rho Epsilon Delta Kappa Phi (Business) (French) (French) (Education) Illinois- Mala Byanna. vice St Louis— Laura Salava. Jennifer Kearney St.— Karen FitzGerald Kearney St.— Susan Rademacher. president Daugherty, Ruthie Rochman Karen FitzGerald. Tracy Kirtley Delta Phi Alpha Beta Gamma Alpha Mu Gamma (German) Pi Mu Epsilon Sigma (Foreign Language) Illinois— Tina Schoeneweiss, Linda (Math) Kearney St.— Kathy FitzGerald Travis Denver— Mary Kurtz (Business) Oklahoma City— Gayle Mika. Penn St.— Dorothy Rosener Nebraska— Leigh Anne Albert Boston— Kerri Kunkel Angelique Herring Oklahoma— Kim Lindsey Purdue- Liesl Bayouth Wash -St. Louis— Stephanie Peel Kappa Pi (Art) Mu Phi Epsilon Phi Gamma Nu Kelly Delaney (Music) (Business) Indiana— Carolyn Filak. Katherine Hempton Maple, Alpha Omega Illinois— Denise president. Psi Oklahoma Janna Johnson Pamela Brady (Theater) — Kearney St — Johnette Toye Biomedical Sigma Alpha lota (Music) Engineering Northwestern— Megan Brady Society Northwestern— Stephanie Miller Tau Beta Sigma (Music) Keramos Purdue— Tammy Schoening (Engineering) Clemson— Jennifer Ledbetter Tau Beta Sigma (Band) Tau Beta Pi Oklahoma— Janna Johnson (Engineering) CalHoima Poly Son Luis Obispo — Mos Creative float, Poly Royal Parade Colorado — Katie Simonen Omicron Rho Chi Wittenberg — Margot Grammas, school record lor total career points in women' s (Dance) Pi Tau Sigma Pi Alpha Xi basketball; Pam fvans, present coach and Kearney St.— Johnette Toye (Engineering) (Floriculture) former record holder Kansas— Linda Zirnmermann Kansas St — Christine Struckhoff Phi Alpha Delta Orchestra (Prelaw) Kappa Phi Kappa Alpha Kappa Delta Calif.-Berkeley— Lorien Benet Oklahoma City— Meeghan (Education) (Sociology) Chapman — Leslie Hem Donahue Colgate— Honme Bermas. Julie St. Louis— Kelly Clark Illinois— Elizabeth Wright Miami- Missy Lepley Moran. Suzanne Convertino Puget Sound— Wendy Ellner Rhodes— Jennifer Gaines. Anna Omicron Nu Phi Gamma Mu Becher Pi Gamma Theta (Home Economics) (Sociology) Wis.-Platteville— Kim Morris (Restaurant/Hotel) Colorado St — Susan Schmaudy Florida St — Amy Armstrong Purdue— Michelle Mitchell. Marsha Oklahoma St — Jean Wolhuter Alpha Delta Sigma Beck Psi Chi Phi Upsilon (Advertising) Sigma Alpha (Psychology) SW Texas St.— Deborah Phillips Pi Omciron Arizona— Noelle Fishel. Melissa (Political Science) (Home Economics) Gillespie Clemson— Greta Thomason Calif -Santa Barbara— Romy Alpha Upsilon E. Texas St.— Rebecca Erb Illinois— Joan Johnson Guntman Florida St — Amy Armstrong Kansas St — Diane Plodug, Dana Clemson Jill Jakelis Alpha Wash.-St. Louis— Elizabeth Schanefelt. Heidi Hixson Tammy . Idaho— Kelli Robinson (Education) Holland Saviaro Illinois— Chris Olt Wittenberg— Dina Assad Iowa St Laurie Herman N Dakota St — Jacque Sundquist Kearney St — Kristy Dohrman — Oklahoma St - Jean Wolhuter. Lamar— Kavita Murthy president Nebraska— Beth Langemeier Kappa Pi Beta Beta Beta N. Dakota— Jackie Kalk Delta Sigma Puget Sound— Amy Barret. Betsy (Education) (Biology) Delta Pi Solomon (Spanish) . Jenn Greene Iowa St — Nanette Ehlert Jacksonville— Brenda Encarnacion SW Texas St — Colleen Gaides Oklahoma St — Jean Wolhuter. Kearney St.— Kelley Colvin Illinois— Kathy McCormick Syracuse— Andrea Jeanette Gaylm Gray Wittenberg— Debbie Lenschow. Kansas St.— Melanie Michals Wittenberg— Joi Shortz Rutgers— Jessica Baines Lisa Nelson

38 Fall 1989 Sulc Sigma Pi Sigma Phi Chi Phi Sigma Indiana St.— Nadia Rayes. Julie (Physics) (Medicine) (Biology) Smith Iowa Elizabeth Otis Oklahoma Kerry Greenfield Oklahoma St. Jules Moss Puget Sound— Candace Ito, Suzie — — — . Kansas— Lisa Lusk Rhodes Jennifer Gaines Melody Hagan. Stacey Mann Drinkwater. Julie Lau — Kansas St.— Anita Krug. Jane Lauer Chi Phi Psi Lamar— Melanie Bergeron. Kavita Alpha Epsilon Rho Phi Delta Murthy (Pharmacy) (Textile Arts) (Broadcasting) Miami— Anna Simmons*. Jesse Bradley— Lisa Fielding Purdue— Michelle Simmons. Laurie Clemson— Shannon Rice Lehrer Indiana— Elizza Verder Kallenbach. Marla Scheider Missouri— Katrice Kormeier Wichita St.— Joanne Blanchat Nebraska— Barbara Briggs. Sarah Kappa Omicron Phi Cada. Elizabeth Langemeier, Eta Sigma Gamma (Home Economics) Wendy Reed Women in (Health Sciences) Kearney St — Becky Theis N. Arizona— Jodi Callahan Purdue— Carolyn Hubert N. Iowa— Brenda Hughes Communications Oklahoma St.— Alice Kahle*, Indiana— Lorraine Buck, vice Society of Shawna Bruner. Lisa Van president; Kezia Endsley Wassenhove* Oklahoma St.— Amy Kahle Professional S. Tech— Melissa Carroll Syracuse— Meg Sudick, Stacy 1990 SW Missouri St.— Jadyne Forest Bierlem Supervisors USC— Leslie McWilliams Wash.-St Louis Jennifer Walters, Purdue Kim Weston — Convention — Sandra Liu Student Nurses Hyatt Denver Wis.-Oshkosh— Erin O’Toole Wittenberg— Nancy Cleary *. Association Tech Center 1987 88 A Awards Deborah Lenschow, Margaret Nebraska Jill Barelman - Mclver — Bowling Green Donna Difiore * * St. Louis Michele Butkiewicz — — Englewood, British Columbia— Deidre * MacDonald* Yifen Lin*, Gina A Award 1986-87 . * * Sigma Theta Tau Colorado Wilson, Julia Uyeda A Award 1985-86 and 1986-87 Calif. -Berkeley— Kathy Crupi (Nursing) July 24-19 Calif.-lrvine— Patty Koehler Bradley— Angela Stuckey Colorado St.— Annette Ruggiero Chapter Registration Creighton— Lynne Nowatzke*. Boise St.— 1st pi., Panhellemc Susan Orth. Michele Loritz. Vicki Scholarship Alpha Epsilon Fee: $75 Klassen, Michele Trumler* * Boston— 1st pi., Greek Week Denver — Jeanette Eirich Bradley— 2nd pi.. Pledge Class Delta Hotel/Meals: E Texas St — Melanie Dunlap Panhellemc Scholarship; 1st pi. (Premed) Georgia— Courtney Cook. Moira Campus Carnival Plotmk Wende Sparling ' Florida St Holly Chordas Approximately . Calif.-Riverside— 1st pi.. Scot s — Idaho Camille Fraley Kirsten ; Penn St. Lari Scorza — . Week 1st pl„Greek Games; — $ Rosholt Purdue— Danielle Turnak 500 Riverside Alumnae Panhellemc Illinois— Jennifer Johnson. Mirka Scholarship Tray Calif. St.-Fullerton— 1st pi., Panhellemc Scholarship Chapman— 1st pi., Greek Week Colgate— 1st pi., Football Denver— 1st pi.. Volleyball Florida St.— Pledge Class of the Year Idaho— 1st pi., Homecoming; 2nd pi.. Greek Week; 1st pi., Songfest Illinois— 1st pi., Greek Week; 4th pi.. Mom's Day Sing; 2nd pi.. Panhellemc Scholarship; 1st pi., Senior Program Indiana— 2nd pi.. Blood Drive Iowa St.— 1st pi.. Panhellenic Scholarship; 1st pi., Varieties Sweepstakes; Homecoming Spirit Award Jacksonville— 1st pi.. Pledge Class Scholarship Kearney St.— 1st pi.. Homecoming Lamar— 1st pi.. Songfest; 1st pi.. Sports Miami— 5th pi . . Songfest; 5th pi., Greek Week Michigan St — 2nd pi., Songfest Minnesota 1st pl„Homecoming; Gamma ) Pamela VanEeckhout (Colorado), — Phi Betas selected for Semester at Diego), Jill Dolour (USC), Christen Clark orado , 2nd pi. Volleyball Sea last spring are (seated) Jill Henehan (Purdue), Letitia Tomasky (USC), (standing) Molly Montgomery (San Diego) and lisa . ( S. Methodist ), Danielle Bittner (San Lora Miethe (Penn St.), Jill Meskin (Col- Iwerdlingcr (Colorado). Continued on page 45

THE CRESCENT 39 IN MEMORIAM ALPHA RHO BETA ZETA Doreen Lyman Farnham Margaret Decker* Patricia Sellars Kalal Mary Delavan Lewis Margaret Andrew Jurgemeyer BETA RHO BETA TAU Paula Louise Swanson Markel Betty Lou Royal Phyllis Amelia Feucht Mays GAMMA LAMBDA Helen Ely Charlton UPSILON Caroline Foster Neal Nichols Carroll Jenks Farr Anna Bohannan Carter Shirley Shambaugh Beaman 'Merit Roll Marilyn Pittner Muenchinger PHI ****Carnation Award Martha McGirk Mann GAMMA Mary Hall Davol CHI Proof of death must be sub- Anne M. Lindsay EPSILON mitted to International Head - Nona Becker Hubbard Ann Gemmell Durant before a member s Dianne Ariel Gallagher quarters Roz Rupp Corcoran be listed the Summers name will in In Helen Avis MacVicar DeVoto Memoriam column. A newspa- Kathryn Squire Bandow PSI per obituary is preferred, but Eugenie Doran Greenman (Eleanor) Keith Spence Wilson consideration will be given to a Helen Jane Behlke Wambolt member or OMEGA letter from a family Kathleen Wright Dempsey executor of estate. Mildred Ethel Hawkins ETA The Sorority appreciates the return of a deceased member s Beatrice Farrar Ryan ALPHA BETA Norma Dawson badge, when possible, so that it Nancy Butcher Chapot Ellestad might be preserved and bring ALPHA THETA GAMMA joy to others. Catharine Curieux Pennebaker Doris Peterson Anderson* Lois Kimmell Meacham Marie Coleman Cooper Patricia Schuessler Lentz ALPHA DELTA IOTA Hilma Black Marvin Marian Rix Thurlow Jean Shaw Horn KAPRH ALPHA EPSILON Lorraine Hanson English Elizabeth (Betty) Shouse Gwenyth Owen Richardson Woodward Marian Jones Johnston ALPHA ZETA LAMBDA Leeann Cole Sally Gyde Moffitt ALPHA THETA Rose Williams Worthington Nelle Schell Hanson Joan Vilas Art Jeanne Cummings Edmonds Jean Lowman Gallaher Doreen Kennedy Blake ALPHA LAMBDA Erna Meerscheidt Bouillon Audrey Jones Drummond Campbell MU Mary Haylett Butts ALPHA SIGMA Virginia W'oodruff Gifford Emily Wood Penn Jane Rumbley Brookbank Anna Guy Cain Anna Lundstrom- Rand ALPHA TAU Alice Hamilton Sterry Margaret Ruth Steeves Briggs NU ALPHA UPSILON Marjorie Kay Huntington Ruth Glenn Degling Wenona Dyer Martin Hope Riley Nordby ALPHA CHI Rochelle Joy Schlapprizzi OMICRON Thunstrom Marion Irman Connell Melba Miller Blauvelt BETA GAMMA Jane Harman Ryder

40 Fall 1989 MEMORIAL GIFTS Donors’ names are listed Lutie Mae Hoffman Mary Kelly Norton Donations in memory of below the names of those in Margaret Newton North Houston, Tex. friends, sisters and loved ones whose memory gifts were given. Alumnae Catherine Conlisk Holmes may be sent to: Gamma Phi Beta Foundation, Virginia Adkins Gamma Phi Beta Bridge Club Emily Wood Penn 7395 E. Orchard Helen Brandt Mary Louise Klauer Turner Road, Englewood, CO 80111. A Pamela and Dick Holzgrafe card recognizing your memorial Hoover Doris Anderson Phyllis Johnson Louise Perry gift will be mailed to the family. Pat Pinney Harrisburg, Penn Alumnae Eleanor A. Horn . Betsy Lyle Helen Tunstall Ruth Price Payo Denver Alumnae Chapter Celilia R. Bouma Marion Stowell Younger Virginia Purdy Jean Shaw Horn Katherine Eddy Powers Elizabeth Fee Arnold Susan H Potterton Jocelyn Burdick Los Angeles Alumnae . Chapter Dolly Virginia Hughes Jean Anthony Rebelsky Shirley Stahlheber Jeanne MacDuff Marian Miller Baker Stillwater, Okla. Alumnae Nancy Cullers Claridge Helen Wisdom Redman Eloise White Hutchinson Odessa, Tex. Alumnae Doreen Blake Martha Mackenzie Anne Adams Moldrem Florence Breed Robinson Helen Fales Irion Clareda Allen McCombs Melba Miller Blauvelt Dorothea Edwards Theodore Blauvelt Janice Houston Romerman Lulu Anderson Ives Oklahoma City, Okla. Erna Meerscheidt Bouillon Delphine Andrews Alumnae Seattle Alumnae Carol Janis Mary Bernard Sand Dollie McClean Callow Joan Braitsch Susan Kelly Wheeler Seattle Alumnae Ann Bronsing Mrs. E. H. Schellenberg Lois McBride Dehn Sally Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Hicks Betsy Torrance Abigail Donohue Jensen Mr. and Mrs. K. M. von Anne Adams Moldrem Milwaukee, Wis. Alumnae Hahmann Lambda Chapter Laurie Koenig Margaret Kline Smalley Mollie Ellis Robin Dureger Houston, Tex. Alumnae Margaret Newton Beulah Laird Byron Votaw Dorothy Manhard Erb Freemont, Neb. Mothers Club Ft. Worth, Tex. Alumnae Mary Froschauer and Alumnae Barbara Ford Laura Finley Feldkamp Sharon Renfro Eleanor Applegate Lambert Delphine Andrews LaVaun Sears Lois Fleming Norman Elvera Woolner Fitzgerald Nu Chapter Helen Jane Wamboldt V. Lynn Muller Marjorie Smith Credik Latane Graham Lake County, III. Alumnae Peggy Cullers Boone Alice Waters Carlyn Whitehand Mary Wright Bay Helen Tunstall Adele Shea Franey Virginia Lippert Evelyn Courtney Wood Jeanne Swallows Margaret Newton Ft. Worth, Tex. Alumnae Jane Benton French Wenona Dyer Martin Barbara Ford Mr. and Mrs. James H. Joyce Jane Peterson Kochenderfer Sharon Renfro Jo Ann Durham James Godfroy, Sr. Virginia Singleton McGehee Mary Sieger Margaret Newton Katherine Condon Woods Beta Psi Chapter Gwen Heilman Griffin Williard Deberry Michelson Wendy Lozano Patricia Michelson Davis Katherine Harris Grimes Alda Joy Matteson Hazel Richards Charles Matteson Marjorie Archer Haggart Sally Gyde Moffitt Helen Sand Anne Adams Moldrem

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Founders Awards: Martha Payne Mendenhall, 157 Partiamentarion: Jennie K Curlis (Ms J ), Helen M Dodge Ferguson Woodslone Dr Athens, GA 30605 6222 Revere. Dallas. TX 75214 Frances E Haven Moss E Adeline Curlis Curbs Bylaws (International): A Patricia Denton (Ms Public Relations: Cyndy Meisner Howes (Mrs Mary A Bingham Willoughby P ) 747 Willis Glen Ellyn. IL 60137 Gamma Phi Beta R ). 1617 Ashgrove Cl Ranklm. TN 37064 The Grand Council Collegiate Department Research: Margaret Godbold Briscoe. 4523 International President Randall Stevens (Ms Collegiale Vice President Jolene Lessard Stiver Sororitv Haverleigh Ter , St Louis. MO 63128 R ). 8928 W 124th #117. Overland Park KS (Mrs K ) Advisors Cmda Keating Lucas. 4565 Vista Rituals: Audrey Wi ldon Stater (Mr * C . Jr ). 66213 6808 Rockhill Rd- .. Kansas City MO 64131 Alumnae Vice President Sally Erikson Lewis de la Tierra, Del Mar. CA 92014 Bylaws Sue Herzog Johnson (Mrs D ) 5538 (Ms S ). 535 N Michigan Ave #907, . 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NY 13104 Andrews Rd , Malvern F 19355 VI Cindy Shirley Schultz, 1990 Selby Ave , (Mrs D ) . Marjory Letncr Jones (Mrs B ). Personnel Cormne Pfiesler*Richman (Mrs SI Paul, MN 55104 Area Financial Advisors TranSISter 1116 Stonewall Jackson Ct Nashville. L ) 911 N Evergreen, Arlington Heights IL VII Linda Daniel Johnson (Mrs P ). 12110 Jean Anne Hall Booth 3303 B Pecos . . . TN 60004 Rhett. Houston TX 77024 Austin TX 78703 37220 Recommendations Liz Crosby Martin (Mrs ( ) Virginia Heck (Mrs. J ) 1401 VIII Sandra Rettke Nauman Ms S . 136 Gottfredson Song: Jeannette Sloll Kaelm (Mrs W ) 19690 H ) Englewood . . 10706 E Powers Dr . CO Great Oaks Ln . Roswell GA 30075 San Felipe Ct Boulder City NV 89005 Top 0' The Moor W Monument. CO 80132 80111 IX Ellen Matthews Duncan (Mrs J ). 902 Connne Yvette Martinez , 3650 Sacramento Province Alumnae Directors Meadow Ridge Clinton OK 7360I St San Francisco. CA 94118 Endowment-Loan Board I Paula Jams Dean (Mrs P ). 10 W 66th St .. 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42 Foil 1989 CHAPTER DIRECTORY GREEK LETTER CHAPTERS •ALPHA RHO (Birmmghom-Southern College) 1930 19. I960 (V) 1976 ( XVIo ) - ' ALPHA (Syracuse U.) November 11, 1874 (I) 1957 •GAMMA DELTA (U of Wyoming) 1961- 1973 DELTA MU (Rutgers State U.) April 23, 1977 (II) ' BETA (U of Michigan) June 7. 1882 (IV) •ALPHA SIGMA Rondolph - Moton Women s College ) GAMMA EPSILON (U ol Puget Sound) April 29. 1961 DELTA NU (!Southwest Missouri State U.) November 12, GAMMA (U. of Wisconsin) November 14, 1885 (V) 1930 1951 (XII) 1977 (X) DELIA (Boston U.) April 22, 1887 -1970. Reactivated ALPHA TALI (McGill U.) September 26, 1931 (I) GAMMA ZETA (East Texas State U.) March 3. 1962 DELIA XI (Bucknell U ) December 2, 1978 (II) 1985 (1) ALPHA UPSILON (Pennsylvomo Stole U.) May 21, (VII) DELTA OMICRON (Southern Technical Institute) January EPSILON (Northwestern U.) October 13, 1888 (V) 1932 (II) GAMMA ETA (California State U -long 8each) March 26, 1980 iVIII) •ZETA (Goucher College) 1893-1950 ALPHA PHI Colorado College) October 15, 1932 ( XI) 10, 1962 (XVIb) DELIA PI (Illinois Stote U.) April 19, 1980 (V) ETA (U of Califomia -Berkeiey) April 29, 1894 ( XIII) ALPHA (HI (College of William ond Mary) Januory 14, •GAMMA THETA (U of the Pocifk) 1963- 1972 •DELTA RHO (Dickinson College) 1980-1987 THETA (U of Denver ) December 28, 1897 (XI) 1933 (XIV) GAMMA IOTA (Midwestern State U ) March 16. 1963 DELTA SIGMA (Florida Institute of Technology ) May 30, •IOTA Barnard College) 1901-1915 •ALPHA PSI (Lake Forest College) 1934 - 1961 (VII) 1981 ( VIII) ) , KAPPA (U of Mmnesoto) May 23. 1902 (VI) ALPHA OMEGA (U ol Western Ontario October 24 GAMMA KAPPA (Kearney State College) May II, DELIA TAU ( Colgate U ) November 14, 1981 (I) IAMB0A (U. of Washington) May 17. 1903 (XII) 1936 (III) 1963 (XV) DELTA UPSILON (U. of Georgia) Februory 5. 1983 ( *MU (Stonford U.) Jonuory 9, 1905- 1944, Recolomzed BETA ALPHA (U of Southern olifornio) September 24, •GAMMA LAMB0A (Louisiana State U.) 1964- 1977 (VIII) 1987 (XIII) 1938 (XVIo) GAMMA MU (Moorhead State U.) April 25, 1964 (VI) OELTA PHI (Californio State CoRege -Bokersfield) April 1 NU (U of Oregon) December 18, 1908 (XIII) BETA BETA (U of Maryland October 23, 1940 ( XIV) GAMMA NU (lomor U.) February 20, 1965 (VII) 23. 1983 ( XVIo) BETA GAMMA (Bowling Green State U.) Oct 23, 1943 • , XI (U. of Idaho! February 3, 1910 (XII) GAMMA XI (U of Tennessee) 1965- 1977 DELTA CHI (California Stote U -Socromento) Moy 14 OMICRON (U. of Illinois) May 24. 1913 (V) (III) •GAMMA OMICRON (U of Kentucky) 1965- 1982 1983 (XIII) PI (U. of Nebraska) June 22, 1914 (XV) BETA DELTA (Michigan State U.) June 3, 1944 (IV) GAMMA PI (Monkato State U.) February 5. 1966 (VI) DELTA PSI (U of California-Santo Borbaro) November RHO (U of lowo) June 15 1915 (XV) BETA EPSILON (Miami U ) April 12, 1947 (III) GAMMA RHO (U of Wisconsin-Oshkoshj May 14 19, 1983 ( XVIo) . • . SIGMA (U. of Kansas) October 9. 1915 (X) BETA ZETA (Kent State U.) 1947-1972 1966- 1976. Reactivated 1985 (V) DELTA OMEGA (Oakland U.) April 7, 1984 (IV) TAU (Colorodo Stote U ) October 16, 1915 (XI) BETA ETA (Bradley U.) April 3. 1948 (V) •GAMMA SIGMA (Western Michigan U ) 1968 - 1975 EPSILON ALPHA (LaSalle U ) December 10, 1983 (II) •UPSILON (Hollins College) 1916-1929 ’BETA THETA (Son Jose State U.) 1948- 1984 GAMMA TAU (St Lows U ) November 11, 1967 ( X) EPSILON BETA (Alma College) September 22. 1984 PHI (Washington U.) Februory 23. 1917 (X) •BETA IOTA (Idaho State U.) 1949-1985 •GAMMA UPSilON (Drake U.) 1968 - 1983 (IV) ( CHI (Oregon St ) April 26, 1918 (XIII) BETA KAPPA Ariiono Stole U.) December 3, 1949 (XI) •GAMMA PHI (Auburn U.) 1968-1983 EPSILON GAMMA U of Son Diego October 27, 1984 PSI (U. of Oklahoma) September 13. 1918 (IX) BETA LAMBDA (Son Diego State U.) October 15, 1949 GAMMA CHI (Southwest Texas State U.) Februory 3, (XVIb) OMEGA (Iowa Stote U.) December 21, 1918 ( XV (XVIb) 1968 (VII) EPSILON OELTA (Creighton U ) Februory 22. 1986 (XV) ALPHA ALPHA (U. of Toronto) October 30, 1919 (III) BETA MU (Florida State U ) April 29, 1950 (VIII) GAMMA PSI (U. of Northern Iowa) November 23, EPSILON EPSILON (Union College) Moy 3, 1986 (I) ALPHA BETA (U. of North Dakota) June 16, 1920 (VI) •BETA NU (U of Vermont) 1950 - 1974 1968 (XV) EPSILON ZETA (Jacksonville U ) November 21, 1987 • ALPHA GAMMA (U. of Nevoda) Moy 14, 1921 (XIII) BETA XI (Ohio State U.) 1951-1967 GAMMA OMEGA (U of Wisconsm-Platteville) March (VIII) ALPHA OELTA (U of Missouri) Moy 20. 1921 (X) BETA 0MICR0N (Oklahoma City U ) November 3. 1951 29, 1969 (V) EPSILON ETA (Bridgewater State College' November ALPHA EPSILON (U ol Arizona) April 29, 1922 (XI) IX •DELTA ALPHA (U of W.sconsin-R.ver Folk) 1969- 1984 22, 1987 (I) •ALPHA ZETA (U of Texas) 1922- 1988 BETA PI (Indiana State U.) September 13. 1952 (IV) DELIA BETA (Boise State U.) Februory 21. 1970 (XII) EPSILON THETA (Clemson U ) April 9, 1988 (XIV) •ALPHA ETA (Otto Wesleyon) 1923-1984 BETA RHO (U ol Colorado; Morch 13. 1954 (XI) •DELTA GAMMA (U of Nebraska-Omaho) 1970- 1976 EPSILON IOTA (Christopher Newport College ) April 30. ALPHA THETA (tonderbilt U.) June 25. 1924 (XIV) BETA SIGMA ( Washington State U.) Morch 5. 1955 DELIA DELIA (California Stole U -Fullerton) April 3, 1988 (XIV) ALPHA IOTA (U. of Californio-Los Angeles) June 26, (XII) 1971 (XVIo) EPSILON KAPRA (California State U -CHKO ) November 1924 (XVIb) BETA TAU (Texas Tech U ) Morch 10. 1956 (VII) DELTA EPSILON (Texas Wesleyan College) April 28, 12. 1988 (XIII) •ALPHA KAPflk (U of Manitoba) 1925- 1975 BETA UPSILON (Kansas State U.) March 23. 1957 ( X) 1973 (VII) EPSILON LAMBDA U of Alabama; februory 4. 1989 ALPHA LAMBDA (U. of British Columbia) April 28, BETA PHI (Indwno U.) November 16, 1957 (IV) OELtA ZETA (Southwestern Oklahoma State U.) May 5, VIII) 1928 (XII) BETA CHI (Wichita State U.) February I, 1958 (X) 1973 (IX) EPSILON MU (Loyola University ) April 22. 1989 (VIII ) • ( ALPHA MU (Rollins College) 1928 - 1971 BETA PSI Oklahoma State U.) February 3, 1958 (IX) DELIA ETA (U of California-Irvine) January 29, 1974 EPSILON NU Chopmon College) April 29. 1989 ( XVIb) ALPHA NU (Wittenberg U j June 8, 1929 (III) BETA OMEGA (Northern Arizona U ) Februory 15. ( XVIb) Rhodes Colony ( XIV) ALPHA XI (Southern Methodist U.) September 21, 1958 (XI) DELTA THETA (California Polytechnic State U -San Luis U of Californio- Sonta Cruz Colony (XIII) 1929 (VII) •GAMMA ALPHA (Memphis State U ) 1958 - 1984 Obispo) January 18, 1975 ( XVIo) ‘Chopter is no longer octive ALPHA OMICRON (North Dakota Stote U.) February 1. GAMMA BETA (Gettysburg College) Februory 21, 1959 DELTA IOTA (Purdue U.) April 19, 1975 (IV) 1930 (VI) (H) DELTA KAPPA (Lehigh U ) January 31 1976 (II) • . ALPHA PI (West Virginia U ) 1930- 1984 GAMMA GAMMA (U of Wisconsin- Milwaukee) March DELTA IAMB0A (U of California -Riverside) Januory 24,

io mm \ N tiiMvu OK HMIK.IMI immii, JOKMMMINMMI IP IMIKMIIOMI IIHIHII mints ALUMNAE CHAPTERS AND 1978 (XVIb Tampa Bay Area. 1981 Lawrence, 1941 NEVADA ( Xlllo) Muskogee, 1957 Midland, 1951 (Vital CRESCENT CIRCLES Socromento Valty. 1937 Treasure Coast Crescent Grde Manhattan, 1956 Los Vegas Crescent Circle Norman, 1930 North Houston County, 1982 (Xllloi Topeka, 1955 Reno 1921 Oklahoma City, (Vllb) GEORGIA (VIII) . 1921 San , 1939 (XVIb) Wichita, 1925 , 1957 Odessa, 1965 (Vila) Diego Athens Crescent Grde NEW JERSEY (II) Stillwater San Eernondo Valley 1953 Tulsa, 1929 Son Angelo Crescent Circle ALABAMA (VIII) . Atlanta, 1940 KENTUCKY (XIV) Bergen County, 1965 ( XVIo; , Western Oklahoma, 1973 ! Vllo) Birmingham, 1931 Lexington 1965 Central Jersey, 1974 San Froncisco 1902 ( Xlllb) HAWAII (Xlllo) Son Antonio 1946 (Vllb Huntsville 1989 . Louisville. Reactivated 1970 New Jersey Metropolitan OREGON (Xllta) . ' . San Jose 1948 ( Xlllb) Hawaii. 1938 . San Monos Crescent Circle . 1965 Corvallis, 1947 ALASKA (VII) Son Luis Obispo LOUISIANA (VIII) Vllb) Crescent Grde IDAHO (XII) Princeton Reactivated 1984 Eugene, 1940 Arche Cirde Crescent Cirde ( Xlllo Crescent City Crescent Circle . Wichito Falls. 1961 (Vila) Bo.se, 1928 South Jersey, 1987 Portland, 1913 Santa Barbara, (XVIo) ( ) ARIZONA (XI) 1982 Moscow, 1941 MARYLAND XIV Salem, 1944 UTAH (XI) Santo Clora, 1986 (Xlllb) Delmor E. Shore Crescent Circle NEW MEXICO (XI) flogstoff Crescent Cirde Pocatello, 1988 Sdt Lake City Crescent Cirde Phoenix, 1939 Santo Cruz Crescent Circle Greoter Baltimore, 1987 Albuquerque. 1952 PENNSYLVANIA (II) ILLINOIS (V) , Tucson. 1937 (Xlllb) Mid-Maryland Crescent Circle Sonta fe, 1983 Lehigh Volley 1975 VERMONT I) South Boy 1956 (XVIb) Aurora Crescent Circle . _ Philadelphia North, 1957 Champlain Valley Crescent Yuma Crescent Cirde . MASSACHUSETTS (I) NEW YORK (I) South Orange County, Bloomington-Normal Crescent Philadelphia West, 1935 Circle 1976 Boston West Suburban 1963 Buffalo, 1940 CALIFORNIA (Xlllo, Xlllb, XVIo, ; xvib Cirde . Pittsburgh, 1940 : Bridgewater Crescent Cirde New York City, Reactivated VIRGINIA (XIV) XVIb) South Peninsula 1964 (Xlllb) Chompoign Urbana, 1929 State College 1941 . Greoter Springfield Crescent 1977 . Northern Virginia, 1956 Bakersfield, 1953 ( XVIo) Crescent (Xllla) Chicago, Reactivated 1978 Stockton Cirde Circle Rochester, 1945 SOUTH CAROLINA (XIV) Hompfon Roods Crescent Cirde Balboa Harbor, 1964 ( XVIb) ( ) Chicago Northwest Suburban Whittier Crescent Cirde XVIo . Syracuse, 1892 Charleston Crescent Circle Berkeley East Bay, Reactivated 1955 MICHIGAN (IV WASHINGTON (XII) - COLORADO ( XI) ! Tn City Crescent Circle Midlonds South Carolina 1988 ( Xlllb) Deerbrook Crescent Cirde Ann Arbor, 1936 - Seattle, 1915 Colorodo Springs, 1932 Crescent Grde Bevedy Hills-Westwood, 1955 Evonston-Norlh Shore, 1949 Greoter lonsrng, 1948 NORTH CAROLINA (XIV) Southwestern Washington Denver, 1907 Tn-County Crescent Cirde (XVIo) Glen Ellyn Area. 1967 Jockson, 1953 Raleigh, 1967 Crescent Circle Fort Collins, 1945 Chico Crescent Circle (Xllla i LoGronge Area Crescent Cirde Rochester, 1984 Triad Crescent Cirde TENNESSEE (XIV) Spokane, 1918 Memphis, 1952 Tacoma, 1947 Diablo Volley, 1984 (Xlllb) CONNECTICUT (I) lake County, 1950 NORTH OAKOTA (VI) MINNESOTA (VI) Nashville, 1929 Fresno, Reactivated 1979 Hartford County, 1984 Peoria, 1947 forgo-Moorhead, 1979 WEST VIRGINIA (XIV) Xlllol Quod Cities, 1938 Duluth. 1957 DELAWARE (XIV) Hiawatha Land Crescent Grand Forks, 1946 TEXAS (Vila, Vllb) Morgonlown, 1959 Glendale, 1939 ( XVIo) Circle Northern Delaware Crescent INDIANA(IV) Mtnneapoiis St Paul, Amarillo. 1955 (Vila) La Jolla, 1957 (XVIb) - 1904 OHIO (III) WISCONSIN (V. VI) Grde Bloomington, 1956 Arlington, 1965 (Vllo) Leisure World loguno Hills MISSISSIPPI (VIII) Greoter Akron Crescent Circle Green Boy Crescent Circle (V) - Evansville, 1956 Austin, 1947 (Vllb) (XVIb 0ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (XIV) Crescent Circle Conton MassiHon Crescent Cirde Fox Volley, Reactivated 1985 Crescent Cirde Indionopolis, 1942 Jockson - Beoumonf, 1956 (Vllb) Long Beoch, 1939 ( XVIb) Washington, D C, 1935 Cincinnati, 1941 V lafoyette Area. 1963 MISSOURI (X) Cleveland, 1916 Collin County Crescent Circle Modrson, 1913 (V) Morin County, 1984 Xlllb) FLORIDA (VIII) Terre Haute, 1952 1941 (Vila) Columbia. Cleveland East, 1955 Milwaukee, 1902 (V) Modesto, 1955 (Xllla Brevard County Crescent Cirde Kansas , 1923 Corpus Christi Crescent Cirde IOWA (XV) Greoter City Cleveland West, 196 ) Platteville, 1969 (V) Monterey. 1951 (Xlllb) Fort Myers, 1987 Rolla Crescent Circle (Vllb Napa Ames, 1940 Columbus 1929 -Sonoma, Reactivated Jacksonville, 1953 Lours, 1919 . Dallas, 1930 (Vila) BRITISH COLUMBIA (XII) Cedar Rapids, 1948 St Doyton, 1941 1988 ( Xlllb;' loke Sumter Crescent Cirde Springfield 1917 Denton Area Crescent Circle Vancouver, 1928 - Des Moines, 1919 . lima Crescent Cirde North Oronge County, 1954 Miami, 1948 (Vila, (XVIbj lowo City Crescent Cirde MONTANA ( XII) Oxford Crescent Cirde ONTARIO (III) Orlando Winter Pork, 1935 East Texas Area Crescent Cirde Polo - Quod Cities 1938 Big Sky Crescent Cirde Sandusky Crescent Circle feronto 1919 Alto. 1939 (Xlllb) Palm Beoch Crescent Cirde . VilaI Waterloo Cedar falls, 1941 Springfield, 1929 Posodena, 1939 ( XVIo) Pinellas County Crescent Cirde - NEBRASKA (XV) El Paso Crescent Circle (Vila) QUEBEC (I) Wedo, 1945 Peninsula, 1948 (Xlllb) Sorosoto Manatee Counties, KANSAS (X) Kearney, 1962 Fort Worth, 1946 (Vila) Montreal. 1938 Pomona / Valley, 1956 ( XVIo) 1987 Hutchinson Crescent Cirde Lincoln, 1938 OKLAHOMA (IX) Houston 1941 ( Vllb) Riverside Area, Reactivated . Tollahassee, 1954 Kansas City Crescent Circle Omoho. 1919 Bartlesville, 1957 Lubbock. 1951 (Vllo)

THE CRESCENT 43 ALUMNAE NEWS Albuquerque, N.M. alumnae The Baltimore, Md. Alum- have adopted Cuidando Los Ni- nae Chapter had a camp night nos Day Care Center for their featuring a Camp Sechelt video new philanthropy. The non- and a presentation by former profit organization provides counselor Mary Moore (Fla. child care for children of the Inst, of Tech). They even ate homeless and near homeless camp fare— hot dogs, chili, sau- while their parents look for erkraut, baked beans and, of work or receive training. Funded course, s'mores. by community contributions, it is available for children up to former Northern Virginia Alumnae Chapter presidents are Lynn Worline Lady (Michigan St.), six years of age. Jeanne O'Donnell Norton (Wisconsin), Judy Oakland Willis (Northwestern), Joan Herzig A Palm Sunday brunch and a Braitsch (San Diego St.), Betty Roessler Grffin (Nebraska), Eleanor Anderson Lauer (Idaho), speaker who highlighted travel Mary Wilcox Rietman (William and Mary) and Renee Harrison (Purdue). areas of interest in New Mexico wisely choose upholstered furni- Gamma Phi Betas. New alumnae and neighboring states were fa- ture. Both programs were pre- are Margaret Spencer, daughter vorite chapter events. Mazie Co- sented by Carolyn Boyd Gomez of Elizabeth Higgins Rilat nanty has joined the group as (Oregon St.). The newest acces- (Texas); Lisa Hecht, daughter- an alumna initiate. sories were displayed by Gina in-law of Lola Joy Laune Payne Lauber (Nebraska), manager of (Nebraska); and Kimberley Washington, D.C. alumnae an accessory store, and a career Carma Knop, daughter of Fran- staged a formal Valentine tea fashion show completed the ces Bailey Van de Venne (Iowa) for their daughters and sons. year. and granddaughter of Carma Santa Fe, N.M. Alumnae Chapter President The younger guests made valen- Sue Hansen (Oklahoma St ) a note Wagner Bailey (Iowa). . presents tines and had their portraits from International President Randy Stevens done by a caricature artist. Houston, Tex. alumnae to Edith Dodd Culver (Wisconsin). If is in honor of her 75- year membership Chapter members learned added to their ranks when . napkin folding and how to three alumnae initiates became Grand Forks, N.D. alumnae held a Christmas Open House last fall. Orders were taken for personalized Christmas cards, monogrammed stationery and Christmas door wreaths. The project raised $ 1 ,100 for the four alumnae attending the Indianapolis home improvement fund for Al- 500 are Marty Kuhn Pool (Indiana St.), pha Beta Chapter at the Univer- Sandy Branstetter (Purdue), Ann Mullen sity of North Dakota. Bronsing (Indiana St.) and photographer Kris Brandt Riske (Wyoming). The New York City Alumnae Chapter visited the Costume In- Corporation - Gina lauber (Nebraska) visits with Sylvia Smith McPherson (Penn St.) at the Washington, stitute of the Metropolitan Mu Meetings D.C. tea for sons and daughters. seum of Art for a private tour conducted by Jean Lawrence Theta Chapter, Oct. 2, 1988, 7:30 .m., 2233 S. Jose- Druesedow ( Miami), associate p curator. She explained that the phine, Denver, Colo. institute houses a permanent Tau Chapter, N o v. 13, c o s t u m e c o l l e c t i o n — r e a l 1989, 7:00 p.m., 733 S. clothes worn by real people in Shields, Ft. Collins, Colo. real times and places. It in- Alpha Xi Chapter. Nov. 6, cludes items that are up to 300 1989, 6:30 p.m.. University years old and from cultures Club of Dallas, 13350 Dallas throughout the w o r l d . T h e Pkwy., Dallas, Tex. group admired items in the per- Beta Kappa Chapter, Nov. manent collection storage area 9, 1989, 7:30 p.m., 2405 W. (not open to the public) before Gregg Dr., Chandler, Ariz. touring the current exhibit. Chi- Gamma Nu Chapter. Nov. nese New Year was then cele- 4 . 1989, 10:00 a.m., 4 1 1 5 brated at a Chinese restaurant. University, Beaumont, Tex. Greater Baltimore, Md. alumnae get together for a holiday party.

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