Winter l^ne Crescent 1986-87 Feature By LIN SANFORD
ASUA President Campus involvement lands a top job for Erin McBryde
budget of $303,000, and is re et involved," is the sponsible for all ASCJA activities. advice Associated Stu She is also the student spokes dents of the (Jniversity of Arizona man to the Arizona Board of (ASGA) President Erin McBryde Regents, Arizona State Legisla (Arizona) gives prospective col ture, faculty and community. lege students. To Erin, extra "1 owe student government a curricular activities make the lot," says Erin. "It has given me difference. "They make you a self-confidence and determina part of the campus community tion, and taught me how to and give you a say in the events accomplish the goals 1 set for that affect your college life," myself. Most important is the says Erin. knowledge that my involvement In a landslide election, Cniver is benefiting other students." sity of Arizona students elected In addition to her student gov Erin, a senior political science/ ernment accomplishments, Erin sociology honor student, the has been on the Dean's List and school's first female student body the Dean's 4.0 List, and is a mem president in 13 years. ber of Mortar Board. She has Erin's involvement on campus proven herself a valuable asset to began her freshman year when Gamma Phi Beta, and was voted she volunteered to help with the outstanding member in both Erin school elections and became a McBryde her sophomore and junior years. (Arizona) senate aide for ASGA. As a soph "Gamma Phi means the world " omore, she continued her post as to me, says Erin. "1 could not senate aide and became Speakers attributes her involvement with have come this far without the Board chairman and executive the Arizona Students Association help and encouragement of my vice president of the Associated and subsequent exposure to Uni sisters. They campaigned for me Pre-Law Students. She served versity of Arizona administra and supported me every step of also as Alpha Epsilon Chapter tors, Arizona Board of Regents the way." business manager. and state legislators as major fac Erin, who was born and reared Erin was a senate liaison for tors in her decision to run for in Casa Grande, Ariz., plans to the Arizona Students Associa ASCA president. spend the summer in Washing "I liked tion, a statewide student lobby the idea that my ac ton, D.C. working as an intern in when she was a tions with these group, junior. people could the office of an Arizona congress The group has an impact on have a positive impact on the stu man. Her next major goal is to " policy decisions affecting all uni dents at the (A of A, Erin says. attend law school at Stanford or versity students in Arizona. Erin As president, Erin oversees a the Gniversity of Michigan.
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Winter 1986-87
Opinion CONTENTS Excellence! Easy to say. Sometimes difficult to achieve. Ratherine'^s Own 4 Gamma Phi Beta excel expects A new item in the gourmet snack food industry is a 76-year-old lence from every chapter, and en entrepreneur's delight. courages it through resources and guidance available from Gamma Phi Beta international officers. However, Delta 6 every chapter member must contrib Chapter ute commitment, desire and dedica Gamma Phi Beta returns to Boston Gniversity. tion to the group effort. Gamma Phi Betas have a choice between excellence and mediocrity. Grand Council 8 Gamma Phi Beta's future depends on 1986-88 Grand Council members promote Sorority excellence. the choices we make. Editor Gamma Phi Beta Foundation 12 The Foundation thanks 3,600 members and friends who contributed last year. Deadlines Winter September 1 Spring December 1 DEPARTMENTS Summer March 1 Fall June 1 Officers M%j Collegians 38 Editors Books i3>^ In Memoriam 42 Editor-in-Chief Kris Brandt Riske Careers 43 t* Directory 43 2405 W. Gregg Drive Chandler, AZ 85224 Alumnae 43t3 Etcetera 44 Alumnae Editor Margy Molden Wiltamuth Gamma Phi Beta USPS 137-620 1700 Kiva Road ON THE THE Crescent is published quarterly in Fall, Win Silver MD 20904 Spring, ter, Spring and Summer by the Gamma Phi Beta Editor Collegiate Sorority, Inc., 7395 E. Orchard Rd., Ste. 200, Engle Lin Schafer Sanford COVER wood, CO 80111-2292. Subscription price� $1.50. 969 E. Leeward Lane Printed in the G.S.A. by Maury Boyd & Associates. Tempe, AZ 85283 A Gamma Phi Beta Camp Second class postage paid at Englewood, CO and additional offices. Feature Editor Sechelt camper experi mailing Postmaster: Please send notice of undeliverable Natalie Meyer McKenzie ences the love and friend copies on Form 3579 to Gamma Phi Beta, 7395 E. 531 S. Burton Place of the Sorority. ship Orchard Rd., Ste. 200, Englewood, CO 801 1 1 . Arlington Heights, IL 60005 Subscribers: send changes of address, notices of Business Manager: marriages and deaths to Gamma Phi Beta, 7395 E. Mills Marjory Shupert Orchard Rd.. Ste. 200, Englewood, CO 801 1 1 . Central Office
THE CRESCEr A new item in the gourmet snack food industry is an entrepreneur's delight quires a lot of hands-on supervision When texture ("the bite is clean," atherine Hunter Prescott and is handmade daily in 30-pound i.e. crisp, declared one food editor) Q (Birmingham Southern) is a batches. was perfected and flavor sufficiently one-woman answer to what's new The Cinderella story for Katherine "intense," Katherine's Own, under in the gourmet snack food indus started when John took to heart the the umbrella label of Great Expec try. And the success story of this words of his "The King and I" asso tations Gourmet Foods, Ltd., was 76-year-old candy entrepreneur is ciates that the candy in mom's care officially launched at the 1985 Inter astounding. packages ought to be available national Fancy Food and Confec Little more than a year ago she commercially. To ensure a market tion Show just in time to win its best was making burnt almond toffee in did exist, the family took samples of domestic candy award. her 111. it to to an Northfield, home, giving Katherine's toffee "elegant What makes the toffee unique are friends for Christmas and sending it farmers' market" in a nearby suburb the ingredients and long, slow cook in care packages to son John, press and sold out every Saturday for ing. Katherine uses a dark Nestle agent for traveling Broadway shows. weeks. They were convinced. chocolate, quality almonds and she oversees a who remains her Today commercial John, market Georgia pecans, pure butter, and operation that produces 350 to 400 ing, packaging, promotion and dis sugar. With a constant under/over of toffee a week tribution then took pounds (a figure expert, samples stirring motion she makes sure sug that climbs to 1,000 pounds at to fashionable gourmet shops in ar is melted before adding slivered Christmas), basks in the limelight of towns where "The King and 1" was almonds. Cooking continues until being the recipient of the "new can playing. "We don't have to do much the mixture carmelizes and the al a taste. It dy of the year" award, and dreams except give people sells it monds are toasted by the intense up new taste treats to appeal to the self," he says. heat. Katherine knows the toffee is growing market of those who like Next step was to find a com done (usually after about 45 min snack food made with real mercial maker who could ingredi candy utes of cooking) when she sees a translate a ents and have the wherewithal to 3-pound recipe into a 30- puff of smoke. After the candy has pay for the best. pound batch. It took 12 tries during cooled slightly in its buttered metal "We two months to Katherine's specifically want to create replace pan, she pours on the melted choco aluminum and handmade gourmet food," says pot 48-year-old bat late and sprinkles it with chopped John, who coined the phrase "high tered black cookie sheet with cop pecans which she embeds by rolling as kettle and marble slab. touch" opposed to "high tech" per "One with the side of a glass. She lets the for what Katherine And doesn't a in produces. just multiply recipe's toffee cool overnight at room high touch the toffee is, as it still re gredients by 10," Katherine laughs. temperature (refrigerator moisture 4 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 By TALIE McKENZIE could make the pecans soggy, she confidently, referring to frequent being part of something that is before cautions) breaking into demonstrations in any of the 500 growing beyond her wildest dreams. pieces. stores in 50 states that sell the tof "It's not kids' stuff; it's a sophisti Katherine is proud her candy is fee. But the part she likes best is cated adult confection. It's for those sold at and Nieman-Marcus, Macy's talking to people, she says of the self-disciplined people who indulge but she is as Wanamakers, just hap 20,000 buyers and 4,000 exhibitors only in the very best," says John, py her local beauty par describing the toffee. lor and Hallmark shop Not that it started out it. In this carry fact, that way. Katherine woman who never flew can't even remember on an airplane until she where she got the reci was is in 70, reveling pe. "1 think it was stuck the acclaim and new in an old book." But friends her project has that wouldn't matter engendered. "I'm hav anyway because she ing the time of my life," "has never followed a the red-haired fire recipe without chang cracker exclaims, ing it." She cooks charming all who come constantly, especially near her with her south at night when she is ern drawl. bored with television. The daughter of an And from her kitchen Alabama clergyman, we can anticipate two Katherine was one more gourmet items: of three Gamma Phi Katherine's Own sweet Betas in the six-mem toffee , coated in ber Mortar Board at white chocolate, gar Birmingham Southern. nished with chopped She earned her mas almonds and packed in ter's degree in social a festive red box. it is work at Tulane and sweeter than the burnt used it during the de almond toffee and has pression to run all a heavenly aroma. An health, children and other venture will be family welfare pro "pita ditas," whose grams in an Alabama base is pita bread county. After marriage spread with butter and to her husband, also toasted until crisp with named John, she com- a variety of toppings: bined the roles of herbs from her garden, mother, homemaker garlic, sesame or what and editorial assistant ever inspires this cre for John's educational ative cook. publishing company. And these are just "John is my handy the beginnings for man," Katherine says Great Expectations, lovingly of her husband. "He is my who were at the San Francisco food where you may write for informa plumber and electrician. We take show. "1 never thought 1 was the tion on stores carrying Katherine's our stove (one step up from a hot talkative one in the family. That was Own at P.O. Box 8293, Northfield, plate) with us when we travel. 1 up to the men." But she enjoys talk IL 60069. could cook it anywhere. 1 could ing about her candy, seeing the de even cook it on a candle," she says lighted faces of those who try it, and THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 5 Extension Delta Chapter returns to Boston University Delta Chapter was first estab- directors from five sororities, a mu- he only thing missing was a lished at Boston University in 1887 tual selection between the coUe- Q peal of bells from Paul Re- and thrived until 1970 when the gians and Gamma Phi Beta took vere's Old North Church to an- charter was returned because of a place. Delta Chapter was once again nounce, "Delta Chapter is coming! lack of interest in sororities. Only Pi a colony. Delta Chapter is coming!" Beta Phi remained on campus until. Fall passed quickly and soon the With open arms and excitement, in 1984, Alpha Phi and Delta Delta pledges were involved in Inspiration Boston Gniversity and Gamma Phi Delta returned. Week. The celebration of love, la- Beta welcomed Delta Chapter to The next year two collegians be- bor, laughter, learning and loyalty campus on February 15, 1986. The came interested in adding another brought the new sisters closer to- installation banquet, attended by sorority. Says Kim Pedroni, Delta gether. 150 parents, friends and visiting Chapter president, "Two of us were The evening before initiation, a members of Alpha Tau (McGill) and interested in starting up a sorority; reception for visiting international Delta Mu (Rutgers) Chapters, was suddenly it was four; then over 20. officers was held at Boston Gniversi- the peak of a week of festivities for We were excited about Gamma ty's historic Castle. Officers in at- 24 Delta initiates. Phi." After speaking with extension tendance were Grand President 6 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 Ann Mullen Bronsing (Indiana St.), Rituals Chairman Audrey Weldon Shafer (Missouri), Alumnae Vice President Phyllis Donaldson Choat (Nebraska), Province 1 Collegiate Di Jk. rector �ii^- I w s^^^^^^^^m Taube Beeler Ml>Hi aIf'-'� Ll t ^^^^^^^^^^m w Becky (Texas .fc. ^iM ^B, M *7"- W .^E T Tech) and Province 1 Alumnae Di �J|^ fZ'" i ^BL. i. rector Anne Layton (McGill). |r*-^ �:m February 15 proved to be an ac �nil w tive day for the new Delta members. M fO& W^ -/ ^S ' ^ ^ After initiation, held in a brown- stone on Boston's famous Common V-tf (^ � 1 Wm- wealth made �^ %#' i Avenue, final '^P^^ � i'"** they -M '.i � ���''. .jgj. preparations for the evening ban ?I- Pj^ quet at the Park Plaza Hotel. ^^ m? In a room adorned with an ice ''i^ i sculpture of the Sorority's Greek let 1 ters, family, friends and members ^x^ �#',1l^ 1^1" % i ^^M ^ � m1 ^m ~ "PM � m gathered to officially welcome Gam rwxm m m f, �^^^^M ^B. ' ^^-j C'^'^H ...^^H B*'i� ma Phi Beta to Boston Gniversity. .1 W^ ^MmM m ^Jwl mk>>^> W \ ^'HF' The was filled with best ^ evening W^ M wishes, words of welcome and gifts [ % ' . .Ji for the the �� chapter. However, high p >* **>^^' *>^;-. V 1 Ji*^ light was the presentation of the The first initiates of the rechartered Delta Chapter were initiated February 16, 1986. original Delta Chapter charter. Although the installation festivi ties seemed to be the completion of This colonization rv cwpc a long-awaited dream, they were rYOPr'ORT funded by the rv CJr'PCWTUN only tfie beginning. Delta Chapter is partially OPPORTUNITl J-OPPORTllNITYf growing into the future with 34 PfJPORTUNITY PFOF^TUNITYi more women (quota) pledged last tORTUNITYi iTUNITYj ppoRfcinify fall.�J(7/ Matuszak (Kansas SL), Del Fur25 ta Chapter Alumna Advisor THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 7 Grand Council Sorority leaders proud to be G Phi Bs International President Randall Stevens Guerra (Cal. St.-Long Beach) Why are you involved in Gamma Phi Beta? It's fun. It's challenging. It's rewarding. It's exciting. Describe your most meaningful Gamma Phi Beta experience. I was overwhelmed when former Grand President Ann Mullen Bronsing pinned the diamond badge on me at the 1986 Convention Pink Carna tion Banquet. Why are you proud to be a Gamma Phi Beta? It is one of the most pro gressive sororities and I'm proud to be a part of the forward thinking that makes it so. I'm also very proud of our collegians who work so hard to make their chapters the best they can be. What are your goals? To promote excellence in all areas of Gamma Phi Beta, and to see the Sorority pur chase a permanent headquarters. Alumnae Vice President Sally Erikson Lewis (Bradley) Why are you involved in Gamma Phi Beta? It is an opportunity to build friendships, share talents and skills, and grow personally through new experiences. Describe your most meaningful Gamma Phi Beta experience. 1 was present at the 1984 Convention when my chapter of initiation won the award for overall excellence. Guerra is a resident of Aurora, Colo., a Denver suburb. Randy The chapter's four-year effort (for 8 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 three of which 1 was Province Colle giate Director) was a perfect exam ple of goal setting, team work and being the best you can be. Why are you proud to be a Gamma Phi Beta? Gamma Phi Betas are outstanding women, and the Sorori ty offers them many programs such as TranSISter, SisterLink and lead ership training. What goal would you like alumnae chapters to set and meet? More alumnae participating and having more fun, and a 10 percent increase in dues-paying members by 1988. Collegiate Vice President Jolene Lessard Stiver (N. Dakota St.) Why are you involved in Gamma Phi Beta? Sorority ideals are an im portant part of my life and sharing them with collegians is a great joy. It is also how I repay Gamma Phi Beta for the skills 1 have learned and the friendships 1 have made. Why are you proud to be a Gamma Phi Beta? Watching young women mature and take responsibility for something other than themselves makes me of what the Sorori proud A member of the Chicago Alumnae Chapter, Sally Lewis is an executive secretary for Merrill ty has to offer. Lynch. What are your goals? To encourage all chapters to reach quota/total, de velop practical leadership training programs, use programming to de velop informed and well-rounded members and stress that skills learned through Sorority involve ment will be a benefit in the future. What goal would you like all colle giate chapters to set and meet? To strive for excellence in chapter op erations and in members' personal lives and academic endeavors. Financial Vice President Joyce Cole Hultgren (Wichita St.) Why are you involved in Gamma Phi Beta? To share my time and expertise with the Sorority so others may benefit as 1 have and become more confident, responsible, in formed and involved individuals. Describe your most meaningful Gamma Phi Beta experience. It's not a single event but the collective memories, experiences and friend Members of the Stiver family are Joey, Kurt Kevin and Katie. ships resulting from 1 1 years work- THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 9 Grand Council Thanksgiving Day finds the Hullgrens�Myron, Laurie, Joyce and Tracy�at home in Wichita, Kan. Tom and Marjy Shupert enjoy a summer day in Colorado. ing with the chapter at Wichita State. The collegians are a joy and keep one mentally young. Why are you proud to be a Gamma Phi Beta? The friendship, love and support we give each other, and the talented members who share their skills with each other and Gamma Phi Beta make me proud to be a member. What are your goals? I want Gam ma Phi Beta and its members to strive to be the best, and to see improved communication between alumnae and collegians. Financial ly, the Sorority must continue to Tara, Gac, Mike and Karen Urette attend Gac's graduation from the University of Florida. use its funds intelligently and oper ate within its budget. there until I pinned on her badge. same, and to return what has been Why are you proud to be a Gamma given me. NPC Delegate Karen Gamel Phi Beta? No matter where I've Why are you proud to be a Gamma Urette (Oklahoma) been. Gamma Phi Betas have al Phi Beta? We have so many out Why are you involved in Gamma ways been outstanding women with standing women who share their Phi Beta? I have found it to be whom I'm proud to be associated. time, energy and talents to benefit the most rewarding volunteer work What goal would you like chapters the Sorority and make it the best it because Gamma Phi Betas are to set and meet? To establish can be. interesting, knowledgeable and realistic and measurable goals to in What are your goals? To continue professional women. Working with crease our membership through out to provide quality service to all collegians is truly fun as their ener standing individuals and chapters. members, chapters and officers, gy, enthusiasm and dedication is and to keep Central Office operat inspiring. Executive Director Marjory Mills ing on a cost effective basis. Describe your most meaningful Shupert (Colorado St.) What goal would you like chapters Gamma Phi Beta experience. 1 sur Why are you involved in Gamma to set and meet? To implement a when 1 attended Phi Beta? Phi was prised my daughter Gamma Beta my public relations program to pro her initiation at the Gniversity of whole life in college. Now I have the mote the Greek experience and Oklahoma. She didn't know I was opportunity to help others do the Gamma Phi Beta. IO THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 Alumnae Congratulations Alumnae ChaptersI Grand Council congrat Des Moines, la. Memphis, Tenn. Peninsula, Cal. ulates alumnae chapters Diablo Valley, Cal. Mid-Michigan, Mich. Philadelphia North, Penn. which met or exceeded East Texas Area, Tex. Midland, Tex. Philadelphia West, Penn. minimum objectives dur Eugene, Ore. Milwaukee, Wis. Pittsburgh, Penn. ing the 1985-86 meeting Evanston North Shore, 111 Minneapolis-St. Paul, Plattevilie, Wis. year. The minimum ob Evansville, Ind. Minn. Pleasanton, Cal. jectives were adopted to Flagstaff, Ariz. Modesto, Cal. Portland, Ore. help chapters assess their Ft. Collins, Colo. Monterey County, Cal. Princeton Area, N.J. programming and identify Glen Ellyn, 111. Montreal, Que. Quad Cities, la. -111. strengths and weaknesses. Glendale, Cal. Moscow, Ida. Raleigh, N.C. Albuquerque, N.M. Greater Kansas City, Mo. Muskogee, Okla. Riverside, Cal. Amarillo, Tex. Greater Lansing, Mich. Napa-Sonoma County, Rochester, Mich. Ames, la. Hartford County, Conn. Cal. Rochester, N.Y. Atlanta, Ga. Hawaii Nashville, Tenn. Sacramento, Cal. Austin, Tex. Houston, Tex. New Jersey Metropolitan, San Antonio, Tex. Bakersfield, Cal. Indianapolis, Ind. N.J. San Fernando Valley, Cal. Balboa Harbor, Cal. Jackson, Mich. New York, N.Y. San Jose, Cal. BartlesviUe, Okla. Kearney, Neb. Norman, Okla. Santa Barbara, Cal. Bergen County, N.J. La Jolla, Cal. North Houston Area, Tex. Santa Clara Valley, Cal. Beverly Hills-Westwood, Lake County, 111. North Orange County, Santa Cruz, Cal. Cal. Lawrence, Kan. Cal. Santa Fe, N.M. Bioomington, Ind. Lincoln, Neb. Northern Virginia, Va. Seattle, Wash. Bloomington-Normal, 111. Long Beach, Cal. Oklahoma City, Okla. South Bay, Cal. Boise, Ida. Madison, Wis. Omaha, Neb. South Orange County, Buffalo, N.Y. Manhattan, Kan. Palo Alto, Cal. Cal. Castro Valley, Cal. Marin County, Cal. Pasadena, Cal. South Peninsula, Cal. Cedar Rapids, la. Springfield, Ohio Champaign-Grbana, 111. St. Louis, Mo. 111. Minimum Chicago, Objectives State College, Penn. Chicago NW Suburban, 1 . Hold a minimum of four meetings each year. Stillwater, Okla. 111. 2. Collect international taxes and submit to Central Stockton, Cal. Chico, Cal. Office by December 1. Chapters formed prior to Syracuse, N.Y. Ohio Cincinnati, June 17, 1974 must have at least six members. Tampa Bay, Fla. Cleveland, Ohio Chapters formed after that date must have at least Terre Haute, Ind. Cleveland Ohio East, 12 members. Toledo, Ohio Cleveland West, Ohio 3. Pay the publications and forms fee upon receipt Topeka, Kan. Mo. Columbia, of statement from Central Office. Tucson, Ariz. Tex. Corpus Christi, 4. Elect officers and submit alumnae chapter officer Tulsa, Okla. Corvallis, Ore. list to Central Office by April 1. Vancouver, B.C. Dallas, Tex. 5. Submit alumnae chapter president's report to Weatherford, Okla. Ohio Dayton, Central Office by June 1. Wichita, Kan. Denver, Colo. THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 11 Foundation^ Alpha Beta Gamma Syracuse Michigan Wisconsin Thank You! Founders Circle Founders Circle Founders Circle Rozella P Heilman Jacqueline Reid Allee Aileen Hall Tredwell Thanks to the generosity of 3,600 Loyalty Circle Loyalty Circle Uyalty Circle Jane Forkel members and Jeanne Rice Clark Delphine Johnston Andrews Biggar friends, the Gamma Phi Louise Sprague Lake Alberita Richards Semrad Lunar Circle Margaret Neafie Shelly Beta Foundation not-for- Lunar Circle (a separate Helen Uhtenwoldt Baier Dorothy Handley Welch established to Jeanne SlauHer Beaudry Barbara Waldo Brown profit corporation imple Lunar Circle Katfileen Smith Heilig Ruth Piersen Cole ment the philanthropic objectives of the Susan Kosloski Jatle Carolyn Beltramini Caldwell Virginia Stearns Fredrichs Marion Scott Goodrich Abigail Donohue Jensen Sorority) received more than $108,000 Carnatton Circle Elizabeth Hert Lincoln Louise Marston Ursula Owen Belyea Kathryn Lynch MacPherson Suanne Burns Taylor the 1985-86 fiscal Fifteen Ann Vandemark Butler Charlotte Hamilton Mason during year. Carnation Circle Norma Barney Chace Janice Benson Shields and seven scholarships, eight fellowships Barbara Dudley Cotlman Mary Josephson Adamson Carnation Circle Barbara Nicholson Conkiin Suzanne Wilmeth Anderson were awarded. grants-in-aid Funding Jean Rennacker Cowin Sarah Query Andrews Elise Bosson Bell was provided for educational Virginia Smith Gurley Mary Meyer Bartholomew Mary Nicolaus Brown speakers Marian Blumer Dyer � Carol Savery Bradley Helen Henry Bunch for Convention and Leadership Training Grace Simpson Ellison Frances Klein Carson Barbara Nicoll Campbell Nancy Eichorn Epstein Katherine Chase Linda Throop Castiglione School, and the production of Personal Dorolhy J FnstJie Marian Ovaitt Cuf( Joan Buchholz Clark Patricia Coven Harris Elizabeth Dusseau Marjory Etnyre and Chapter Enrichment (PACE) packets Elizabeth Brown Hill Mary Wagner Gall Dorothy Marshall Frawley Barbara Hoyt Hills Laura Frances Gross Gretchen Friday Gallagher on disorders. eating Muriel McCormick Murphy Virginia Allmand Haass Helen Cady Grittith Melissa Marshall Nichols Carol Lucile Campbell Hofi Donations enabled more than 100 Van May Hollingshead Eileen Day O'Brien Mary Davis Holt Anndre Schlimgen Hohenfeldt couver area to two Marion Osborn Barbara Hewitt Kalif Jean O'Connor Kelley special girls enjoy Margaret English Quinn Jane Eley Kimball Josephine Newman Krug weeks at Sorority-owned Camp Sechelt Ruth King Richardson Marian Seitz Kolm Charlotte Fisher Maurer Sharon Brown Sandle Gail Wiedemann Lamotte Nancy Spiegel Milchell under the guidance of volunteer Gamma Janet Harlow Schweisthal Virginia Whitney McKee Jane Pihringer Mueller Zoe Marshall Veasey Kathryn Alice Mewhort Lynne Clark Nordhoff Phi Beta counselors and staff. Sup Nancy Lynn Wagner Dorothea Ortmayer Novak Eleanor Hulce Normington Orra Spencer Reid Audrey Jones Petersen funds for local Other Donors plemental camperships Laura Joslyn Robertson Nancy Maloney Pope 27 alumnae increase Barbara Gere Ackley Emma Schmid Margaret Jones Ritchie helped chapters Charlotte Muschlitz Arbogast Mary Godfroy Sieger Ten Lidral Ruedig their local Ruth Buckman Armstrong Ruth Allderige Smithers Caroline Pomainville Sells camping gifts. Margaret Erskine Atwood Jean Shaw Steiner Florence Vellenga Spindler "Even though we are embarking on an Hermione Bartels Susan Rowe Stoll Mary Gardner Sullivan Trudy Vanihoen Baylis Terry Kuhn Treiber Marion Ehriinger Swanson exciting capital fund drive to establish a Elizabeth Marot Bigelow Carohne Savage Wanstall Rebecca Jane Vail Nanci Fishman Brickman Joan Nash Watts Eloise Poock Wagner for our Patricia Helen Burke Helen Nisbett Ward permanent headquarters growing Other Donors Elizabeth Ellis Carruthers Helen Dodd Winter we organization, continue to need your Janet Woll Christopher Janet Clark Aengst Grace Raymond Yocum annual to the Founda Judith Snyder Clark Barbara M Barclay Juliana Bardes Zinn generous gifts Andrea Eiieen Clune Virginia Becker Other Donors tion," Foundation Chairman Ann Cynthia Townsend Colway Susan Beckett says Clara Ham Cookingham Pauline Billey Boyar Maxine Schultz Abbott Mullen (Indiana St.). "We de Alice Babcock Cooley Barbara Buschman Carlson Margie McRae Adams Bronsing Janet Paxton Cummings Mary Leita Christian Mary Jo Banholzer pend almost entirely on these contri Margaret Peck Deipriore Mary Fay Elvidge Harriet Trippe Benz Maude Harnden Dunlap Manha Rennie Flynn Renee Dehorn Bitoun butions to finance its operations, an Barbara Twyford Fagerstrom Elizabeth Morrison Gardner Judith Christiansen Boyd Amy Trump Fink Hilda Bowen Griffith Mary Schull Brown important asset of our sisterhood. Our Linda Zingerline Fitzgerald Mary Alice Smith Gulino Marlon Briggs Brumder Barbara Kenney Fortenbaugh Jane Honey Harrelson Karen Nusbaum Buchlinck is to continue to increase our goal Kathleen Benson Golda Marjone McCulloch Harrison Olga Lindtors Buenz of financial aid for Janet Hill Gordon Catherine Wetzel High Kathleen Browning Bush support programs Nancy Belh Harned Doris Clark Hottman Betty Jane Cochran members and our unique international Jody Carona Harris Shirley Farnswonh Horn Jacqueline Fontaine Conaway Beatrice Mueller Hess Carolyn Walker Jones Helen Meanwell Cooper philanthropy, camping for special girls. Suzanne Fish Hilfinger Nancy Joslin Mabelan Nesbit Correa Annette Slaufler Hocker Winifred Gridley Keller Kathryn Pagels Croak However, the future of the Foundation Constance Cassel Hughes Lou Ann Koval Sara Terwilliger Cyr Mary Lyman Huntley Julie Ann Lavrack Betty Han Davis on our depends entirely regular giving by Dorothea L Keeney Ms Robyn Linda Main Nancy Wilterdlng Davis members and friends." Helen Porier King Catherine Baker Mayhew Marjoree Nee Deo Joan Silcock King Barbara Hoshal McLeod Marilyn Hebal Dietz Jill Lowe Little Elizabeth V Miller The names of friends, members, and Kathenne Bidinger Doherty Lizabeth Cambridge Martens Evelyn Spamer Munson Mary Ethier collegiate and alumnae chapters that Carole Snider McDermott Florence Harper Neidig Maryalice McAssey Findorff Ellen Harris McMackin Margaret Ihling Nelson Edith Holmes Frelinger contributed to the Foundation from Oc Trauty Mohr Mercer Susan Huggard Parker Patsy Schultz Galstad Janet Barlow Moore Sally Weidlein Parsons Eleanor Dana Garnock tober 1, 1985 to September 30, 1986 are Margot Doust Moore Phyllis Bihn Potter Elizabelh Schott Gerend Florence Wallace Pattyson Margaret Zavela Raven Dorothy Bateman Guetzlaff on All listed this and succeeding pages. Mane Latterner Persse Deborah Ruvel Reicher Sandra Brecke Heitz Sally Posthill Rittgers Janet Buckwalter Saxon Mary Curran are recorded and the various Circles Hilger gifts Barbara Missert Sassaman Edna Hyatt Schaub Patricia Dewitt Jacobson reflect the level of cumulative Kathleen Reddick Scheimer Ellen Cooley Siegars Marian Knapp Jelfries giving Rulh Sampson Schoeberlein Jane Ann Slavens Mary Sedgwick Johnson Patricia Schutt since 1980. If your total amount of giving Whitney Jane Nulty Sloan Kathanne Holmes Johnson Helen Anderson Seely Beth Dillman Slye Marcia Peterson Johnson is inaccurate, contact the Gamma Phi Sally Shaw Stevens Nancy Beaman Tanke Pamela Moen Keehn Honor Lennle Talmage Jean Jeffrey Tosdal Pamelia Jensen Kelly Beta Foundation, 7395 E. Orchard Rd., Shirley Beebe Terwiiliger Jaqueline Oliver Utz Judith MottI Kerr Dorothy Jones Tolley Esther Way Catherine Venus Kilpatrick Ste. CO 801 1 1. Carol 200, Englewood, Freiberger Vanlengen Dorothy Hanshorn Whitely Susan Andrews Kindberg Dorothy Barbour Walker Mary Anne McCusker Wilson Gloria Hubred Komppa Christine Rennacker Watson Nancy Herkenhoff Winch Mary Shepard Kosloske Mary Montgomery White Ardis Wisner Josephine E Kremers Marcia Luke Wierda Phoebe Power Wyland Ann Carpenter Krug Dorolfiy McElwain Will Laurie Bowman Zolkowski Joyce Helms Kuehl 12 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 Mildred Leritz Worthy Rachel Sands Wiggin Marilyn Sireitmatter Woodman Other Donors Nelle Purcell Young Jennifer Wong Achuck Betty Elliott Alford Zeta Ruth Allen Goucher Elizabeth Schultz Andersen Frances Appleby Andrews Loyalty Circle Frances Williamson Applehans Carribelle Waters Conway Laurel Batka Janet Feiker Delaney Mary Flowers Batts Carol Lindner Beaton Carnation Circle Isabel Clark Beeson Nancy Gale Callaghan Carol Hoyerman Brockett Margaret Harvey Gault Jan Eaton Burress Marion Hardy White Mary Schlecht Cameron Janice Maher Winterbottom Esther Stoflel Carey Susan Armstrong Cheney Other Donors Geraldine Benthey Ciader Margaret Wilstorf Carroll Eulalyn Wilson Clark Louise Owens Franciscus June Zettergren Cooke Anne Sturmfels Iber Jeanne Barstow Corey Helen Fanseen Langrall Patricia McKiel Cork Helen Dodson Prince Patricia Malsbury Covington Dorothy S Pringle Ruth Hannah Coyne Alice Barber Rawson Adelaide Boyd Davis Eleanor Connor Ricards Barbara Cline Day Berniece Ryan Margaret Bracken Ehlers Ruth Baird Thompson Ms Adelene Fistedis Ellenberg Harriet Tynes Mary Lemke Ely Lura Ellen Warren M Sinnett Flynn Margaret Black Foreman Eta Ciaire Wilson Frazer California Pamela Anne Gray Eugenie Doran Greenman Loyalty Circle Marianne Streff Gustafson Charlotte Moore Angell Suzanne Janet Hanney Lucile Brewsler Harder Lunar Circle Vivian McConnell Hardie Virginia Porter Farquhar Virginia Smith Hartshorn Alice Martinelli Kett Helen Richardson Hawes Clareda Allen McCombs Deborah K Hill Mary Kelly Norton Dorothy Roach Holston Anne Erkenbrecher Wright Mary Fran Faulkner Jones Mary Robinson Kalmus Carnation Circle Jeannette Kent 1986 Cdfixp Scchelt Director Jayme Hooke teaches a camper the clap song. Popp Ann Norton Allen Sue Sturia Kimbell Margarette Smith Bianco Lorraine WeikanKnickel Linda J Brooks Holly Grout Leggett Anne Swadel Marvin Margaret Yoerk Chickenng Nancy Treiber Lenz Pauline Sawyer Umland CarolAnn Colwell Shirley West Lightcap Janet Behr Croul Other Donors Foundation Levels Natalie Lloyd-Jones Giving Mary Diepenbrock Draeger Paula Pratt Lussow Elizabeth Butler Allen � Mae Leichter Edwards Founders Circle^ gifts of $ 1 ,000 or more Beverly Sweet Mann Carolyn Dutton Ashworth Jean Kraemer Hagenstein Ruth Winney Martin Kathleen L Bowser Loyalty Circle� gifts of $500 to $999 Doris Blennerhassett Hall Pamela McDonald Marie Keefe Brader Lynch Lunar Circle� gifts of $250 to $499 Edwina Ruth Hamm Marion Bremner McEveety Jean Parcells Brock Marion Weller MacDonald Eleanor Stearns McNary Mana Lombardi Brown Carnation Circle�gifts of $100 to $249 Betsey Hoffman Metzger Beth Miller McWey Patricia Deal Martha Mills The levels are based on the Foundation's cumula Singletary Phoebe Amelia Miller Capt Julia J DiLorenzo Marjorie Biggar Mills Patricia Neilson Moen Alice Julia Dwinell tive giving records since 1980. If these amounts do Elinor Cheek Moskowitz Marjorie Gallagher Murphy Miriam Graham Fisher not coincide with your records, please notify the Carolyn Whiting Murman Jean Krueger Neal Elizabeth Hovey Gibb Sally Gorrill Nichols Julia Anne Nicholas Norma B Grant Foundation at Central Office to receive proper Morna Scott Nock Lynne Dittman Pearcy Ruth A Hatch credit in the future. Frances Field Olmsted Ellen Schwandt Perry Bonnie Blake Kam Janice Slater Parker Estelle Lindow Pfeifer Jane Miller Leavitt Barbara Briggs Pratt Joan Farwell Price Catherine Moulton Shirley Hallgren Brereton Marie Donley Kuhl Florence Breed Robinson Mary Clarke Rector Catherine Barr Murphy Jocelyn Birch Burdick Joan Lesage Loie Judkins Shires Edith Gerry Schroeder Wilma Cunningham Nichols Shirley Somers Calhoun Josephine Weston Lloyd Margaret Bel! Sprague Eleanor Stoddard Seibold Beverty Olson Nichols Marguerite Ray Carroll Ellen Mary Lynch Martha Hall Todd Carol Geniesse Shamburek Polly Noonan Rutnik Jean Doherty Countryman Ardis McBroom Marek Nancy Hoist Tyndall Mary Tuteur Sherman Claire Fleming Shoulders Nancy Probst Crandall Shirley Warren Martin Margaret Godley Zeff Tami Jo Shong Virginia Symmes White Maria Keats Eggemeyer Virginia Paisley Mason Sue Wemple Smith Ethel Norry Zimmerman Jacquelyn Powers Evans Doris Gerrity McAuliffe Other Donors Marion Nolting Smith Josephine Hall Graham Joan Schock McLeese Elizabeth Sheafe Ames Charlotte Swanson Smollen Epsilon Grace Dodge Greaves Elizabeth Towne Melges Patricia Quinn Anderson Anne Priedeman Southcott Northwestern Frances Koblegard Harcus Nancy Furst Mitchell Cathenne Annette Auslen Jane Mary Stiedemann Eleanor Garm Hemminger Doris Cliff Morgan Virginia Decamp Baker Founders Circle Marjorie Werner Stockwell Ruth Tibbies Hough Bernice Opizzi Ness Hilary A Baxter Mary Karsten Sutheriand Doris Herman Pankow Greta Astrom Koerber Jean Brooks Oliver Barbara Currier Bellamy Wendy Backes Swertfeger Josephine Macrae Linneman Laura McCarty Palmberg Olive Steitz Blanchard Circle Jean Gundlach Tress' Loyalty Beatrice D Lumley Charlotte Crimmins Pandt Margaret Homer Coultas Patricia Fredrick Turba Joyce Farr Damm Dr Eleanor Merrifield Luse Virginia Park Janet Chick Crum Karen Koski Udell Jeanne McGauran Douglas Une Greene MacMillan Margo Warnholtz Perry Eleanor Vollman DiGiorgio Ruth Lanz Vollrath Deborah Hayes Frances McCarty Marjorie Johnston Peterson Marcia Gray Doty Constance Wolcott Walker Dorothy Somers Hoehn Frances Wamsley McColl Elizabeth Peck Robertson Doreen Cook Dullea Margaret Rothermel Watson Barbara Rewey Miner Virginia Godfrey Migely Ms Carol A Robinson Helen Otto Eichenlaub Miriam Youmans Wellford Helen Bergquist Person Rosalie Gay Mortell Anne Hinrichs Robinson Valma Maddox Evans Jane Hicks West Clementine Lewis Peterson Chartane Whitlock Mowery Maryjane Morrow Roth Jeanne Catton Ford Helen Harper Wilson Ann Rittinger Petersen Marcia Stewart Royce Jinx Reynaud Fores Lunar Circle Ruth Lunde Winney Martynn Moeller Porter Helen B Schleman Sharon Lynne Gerken Marjorie Zinn Mary Lecron Foster Mildred Trick Sergeant Stacey Lyn Shinkle Elizabeth Hatfield Glover Gwen Heilman Griffin Sarah Louisa Stelle Delta Margery Banning Shepherd Virgima Traynham Goodin VernaAmling Hauser Anne Bayliss Simpson Nancy Hoover Stevens Martha Gearhart Gregory Boston Lois Moore Kircher Bernice Wickman Swann Katharine Crofts Storm Verda Larson Halbert Catherine Vanduesen Law Natalie Kamen Tate Ann Harris Straw Elizabeth Fallows Hammond Founders Circle Dorothy Engquist Mackwitz Nellie Weston Ullrick Vesper Getman Terrell Margaret Ayotte Hauserman Dorothy Roberts Matheson Jean Ballantyne Ransom Helen Lenehen Vankirk Marion Schifflin Vanzandt Barbara Jolly Hogan Suzanne Maurer Thorne Marian Drew Waitley Donna Merrill Vorce Cathenne Conlisk Holmes Carnation Circle Helen Behike Wamboldt Katherine Griffith Webster Kalhleen Hynes Carnation Circle Ruth Whidden Graves Sue Sayer Wernecke Marianne Strachan Welander Nancy Anne Keenan Ruth Bellatty Johnson Mary Ann Baiyor Beverley Williams Whitehead Virginia Anderson Wells Martha Pogue Kelly THE CRESCENT/ WIINTER 1986-87 13 Foundation^ Sally Byrd Kerr Florence Galbraith Sprouse Catherine Payne Larimer Joan Thompson Lucy Covington MacSwain Dorothea MacDonald Wagers Jacqueline Jamieson McAnllt Dorothye Wehrle Dorothy Dow Miller Rebecca Syverson Young Ms Margie Mortis Evelyn Curtner Morton Kappa Carlota Young Mount Minnesota Mary Phillips Nash Kathryn Millberry Newell Lunar Circle Kimberly Aikawa Olin Ruth Butorac McDermolt Shirley Higgins Palmer Johanna Cooke Plaut Frances Purcell Mary Reinhart Slater Katherine Bloom Remaley Patricia Parker Robinson Carnation Circle Annette Vollmann Ruhstaller Gloria Gillespie Badgley Heidi Moll Rungaldier Norma Falz Brown Karen Aumock Rusch Jane Quale Cantu Jeanne Bettencourt Scott Eleanor Evenson Ericson ' Martha Locarnini Shine Nancy L Evans Marione McKee Simenson Florence Pitman Hodgson Helen Saylor Sizer Elsa Bach Hutchinson Margarel Allen Steacy Marguerite Lagerman Kirkpatrick June Breschini Stewart Lora Vonkuster Sedgwick Frances Woodward Taylor Jane Buckles Sherer Janel Wallace Thiry Catharine O'Connor Terwilliger Aileen Young Traynham Paula Johnson Wilke Almeda Welch Mary Mosher Winchell Marione Colby Wening Elizabeth Dempster Whitehead Other Donors Patncia Carey Williams Knsten Carlson Avery Harneii Plaisted Wilson Jeanne Burke Barker Theta Isabel Bladon Berens Judith Alford Boss Denver Virginia Anderson Bragg Jane Fellows Buffington Loyalty Circle Elizabeth Clements Butler Mary Virginia Kennedy Helen Titelmaier Clark Elizabeth Christofferson Diercks Lunar Circle Barbara Burnap Donoho Conslance Whitney Davis Jo Hellie Dunnicliff Jessie Carman Dennison Mary Hancock Fitzgerald Eleanor Jane Patterson Barbara Olson Gabbert Louise Slegner Steinbruner Leslie A Gardner Milla Jacobson Garretson Carnation Circle Cindy Michel Grindy Camp Sechelt campers pause between activities. Helen Henry Benedict Gail Taylor Hanson Mildred Biddick Susan Karen Johnson Gwendolyn Newlove Malin Dana Bleakley Evelyn Canfield Kirk Kathleen Brady Matoian Katherine Ramsey Clifford Marilyn Marshall Lemman Susan Birkenmeyer Maury Mana Hurst Foundation Delaney Giving Levels Dorothy Troy Lingo Beatrice Gould McClymont Genevieve Park Denious Genevieve Olwell Lynch Corbett McFadden � Mary Founders Circle of $ 1 ,000 or more Anita Brown Fenn gifts Manon-Hansen Nelson Ann Hutchinson McKinslry Ann Rouse Henderson Loyalty Circle�gifts of $500 to $999 Carolyn Griffin Reid Patncia Riley McNeal Patricia Perrin Mangis Kathryn Jeklin Barbara Steen Michels Lunar Circle� of $250 to $499 Scoggins Elizabeth Smedley Mathews gifts Evelyn Lewis Shirrell Catherine Corcoran Molesta Elizabeth Mullare Messenger Carnation Circle� gifts of $ 100 to $249 Janet Hartman Skadan Mary Lewis Nordquist Betty Rose Morris Jean Summers Smith Gertrude Lamping Palmer The levels are based on the Foundation's cumula Mrs Norma Warner Nichols Constance Johnson Strope Marianne Harrison Rankin Margaret Fraser Tompkin tive giving records since 1980. If these amounts do Kathryn Callow Wandel Manan McGovern Regalia Gwendolyn Olinger Vanderbur Connne Carpenter Yoder George Thompson Reinholt not coincide with the Calvina Morse Vaupel your records, please notify Chris Steig Richards Jean Wilson Other Donors Ponsonby Foundation at Central Office to receive proper Virginia McNerthney Richner Dorothy Cunningham Wood Cynthia Keith Aman Cole Robertson credit in the future. Carolyn Patty Teal Zemke Audrey Cannon Bashaw Norma Simila Rumberger Maureen Katherine Sackmann Other Donors McDonough Berg Mary Janet Boss Hearon Jean Christianson Wigley Juhe Hill Billell Naida Marshall Sanders Lynette McKnight Anderson Elaine Isackson Hepp Pamela Peterson Young Marylynn Bollinger Birney Annette Byford Scaff LiHian Peters Beatty Nancy Herman Patricia Williams Zimmerman Janel Sumner Borgen Kristine Olson Shanafelt Elizabeth Winchell Beckman Wanda Lillemoe Hoover Dean Lombard Brown Lambda Billie Loomis Smilh Ruamie Hill Binns Caroline Cashman Huhndorf Jane Elizabeth Cummins Brown Roberta Moore Sorensen Lorraine Amman Bower Margaret Buckle Johnston Washington Annabell Hall Brown Judith Pederson Spragg Elizabeth Baker Brunjes Mary McGregor Kerns Christin Allen Carpenter Jane Mavor Thompson Founders Circle Shirley Prey Cannon Audrey Solberg Lanpher Alison Easter Clements Mary Shultz Thornton Rita Jones Cassidy Virginia Tincher Lemon Susanne Fisher Hubbach Betty Churchill Cochran Karen Dawley Underwood Dr Rita DeLollis Deanne Kay Cottrell Longren Jean Fisher McTavish Debra Ann Rikalo Cotter Margaret McNerthney Walker Anne Brennecke Edwards Merrilee Mattson Lundquist Annabelle Scruby Crandall Catherine Redpath Weller Loyalty Circle Virginia Hoots Evans Catherine Maley Mary McGovern Denney Jean Osborne Wilhelm Virginia Gose Febinger Cary Lou Nicholson Martinson Jean Foster Radford Elizabeth Lobdell Ekstrom Beatrice Mcintosh Wilkinson Barbara Lawson Fredrickson Betty Ann Blesi Massie Phyllis Graham Richmond Marjean Midkiff Fitzpatrick Betty Anderson Willits Gail Applegate Fritz Jeanne Vandoren McDonald Florence Walton Fletcher Palricia Osborne Lunar Circle Wright Ann Morrison Gleason Ruth S McLaren Margaret Brewster Ford Juliannie Williams Zimmerman Carolyn Delehanty Gower Marjorie Sherman McMillan Mrs Mary Holert Susan Hart Foster Debra Byrnes Griffin Alice Russell Merchant Myrn Kinnear Philbrick Jane Cortelyou Galbraith Mu Helen Thompson Heath Roberta Velin Moe Helen VanLeuven Robertson Gretchen Stryker Giacometti Stanford Virginia Shannon Heckman Harriet Jackson Morrison Gwendolyn Goodwin White Sandra Shaub Goelzer Juanita Dunlop Heckman Meaunena Smith O'Brien Eleanor Haggett Willey Jeannie Baker Harrington Carnation Circle Nancy Sorrels Heggem Elizabeth Sargent Palmer Mabel Chesnut Woodruff Phyllis Klinker Hawes Barbara Lyon Baxter Dawn Dalin Heil Margery Nash Payne Shirley Skewis Hedden Edith Carnation Circte Doughty Hindley Helen Ringer Hughes Kathryn Elizabeth Popham Cynthia Walters Henderson Juanita White Lemmon Verna Lackner Johnstone Marione Sharpe Pursell Jean Anderson Allard Victoria Xenos Hopkins Jane Spalding Levitt Laura Winslow Kershaw Susan Roberts Redpath Ava Pattee Allenberg Annette Baker Huskinson Marion Roller McConnell Elizabelh Martin Reed Betty Geiger Largay Sally Marion Anderson Vana Ingram Dorothy Baker Mouat Isabelle Lauri Ann Uehlin Roberts Birney Ludwig Pearl Hartert Boyle Dorothy Gerald Jaeger Elizabeth Jones Netcher Jean Omohundro Rauen McLaughlin Jayne Sawyer Carol Wakefield Campbell Jean Ingraham Judge Evelyn Carey Niebel Eleanor Mary Wooley Mechling Rogers Schaller Dorothy Stam Campbell Karla Mclntyre Kauzlarich Geraldine Clift Renchard Hanscom Mitchell Genevieve Bezoier Shubert Hope Kathleen Field Cornett Elizabeth Siemens Keeney Margaret Morse Watts Maryjane Halter Raabe Lisa Buscher Sieling Annabell Brown Douglass Jill Maureen Keeney Justine Sarkisian Rodnguez Margaret Sparling Barbara Harshberger Fletcher Carol Lanham Koehler Other Donors Jean Macomber Romig Shirley Shumway Stephenson Katherine Daman Garrett Jacqueline Levin Kotkins Jeanne Kesler Benn Schuetze Manan Kixmoeller Stevenson Helen Nancy Sampson Poe Goodrich Ann Janett Layne Margaret Kempenlch Boothe Vivienne Weaver Saunders Kate B Walters Jean Morrison Grabenhorst Mrs Maralee B Leland Jane Rumbley Brookbank Helen Bezoier Ottilie Staflord Seeber Webster Mary Denney Jeffers Ellen Brehm Lewis Elizabelh Cara Carpenter 14 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 Bette Brock Colm Belle Senft Harns Eloise McCleave Considine Betty Hunter Beatrice Elkins Crady Martha Rigby Kuhn Velie Elizabeth Cummings Betty Detweiler McGregor Davidson June Reynolds Virginia Evans Miles Portrait of Jennie Lies Margaret Eginton Ann Marie Molenaar Garnler Gantvoort Dorolhy Rinda Olson Mrs William Hall Young Ruth Ramstedt Peterson Jennie K. Curtis President later to Rulh Montgomery Hill (N. Arizona) (title changed Ann Kettenbach Savage Waive Kingrey Leh attended her first Gamma Phi As a result of her Joan Coffeen Mullinex Sharrol Bartlett StMarie Chairman). Meyer Neill Dorolhy Other Donors Beta Convention in 1974 as and Jean Austin Smith perceptiveness tenacity, Mary E Sprott Carol F Ashworth chapter deiegate. She quickly the Foundation's administrative Mildred West Walker Rochelle Blanton Helen Patterson Brandt became involved in interna structure was Also Nu reorganized. Pearl Stalker Brown tional Gamma Phi Beta as a her the Founda Oregon Diana Kay Conrad during tenure, Kelline Green Cosho Loyalty Circle graduate counselor and Parlia tion Board of Trustees initiated Nancy Short Dabroi Florence Hartman Hollister Patncia Dittman mentarian she has innovative relations and Rocena Sutton Lane Bailey (a position public Eileen Gilbertson Evenden fund revised Lunar Circle Helen Stutz Gee again accepted). raising programs, Wenona Dyer Martin Charmion Childs Gordon bylaws and hosted the first Mina Miner Smith Paula Spence Gorman Margaret Murphy Goss Foundation Officers Conference Carnation Circle Nancy Trever Guerriero Betty Raymond Boycott Veneta Holm Gustaveson for National Panhellenic Confer Bibbits Strong Brown Lois Rawls Gwartney ence sororities. Janell Jones Conner Agnes Ramstedt Hawkins Barbara Essex Eckelman Sally Nelson Hudelson Jennie's life also Eleanor Forrest Hillar Mary Shurtz Jeppesen professional Mary Linn Saeltzer King Marjorie Bloom Jones has been exciting and vital. She Julia Ann Hart Lawson Pamela Taylor Leonard Martha Harrold MacBride Jeanne Parker McCarty was assistant professor of out Anne Halderman McGowan Jo Elam Payseur Mignon Phipps Michele Amy Leuck Petersen door studies at Colorado Moun Evelyn Dew Nye Brown Powell Mary tain and assistant to the Mary Anderson Page Glona Burgess Salladay College Dorothy Heck Raddltz Marilyn Towne Sandifer director of Student Activities Joyce Herbert Syford Dorothy Simpson Marjorie Colquhoun Somers Other Donors and Organizations at Eastern Palricia Bartlett Taylor Palricia Maulding Aeder Agnes Cox Telford Kentucky Gniversity. Her pres Velma Farnham Allen Betty Gordon Towles Lynda Trombetta Angell Jo Betty Wickes ent position is executive direc Mary Dirlmple Armstrong Gloria Gartield Zinn Lynn Maurine Babicky tor of Girls Adventure Trails in Maxine Cady Barnes Omicron Doris Padrick Blunt Illinois Dallas. Jennie has an M.S. in Harriette Hofmann Buzan and and a Ruth Hillman Carter Founders Circle guidance counseling Marion Marsters Chaney Eleanor Cook Lewis / B.S. in recreational Linda Kay Coats leadership. Circle Virginia Lynch Danielson Loyalty But it is to the Gamma Phi So many lives have been Suzanne D Davis Marjorie Green Barrett Kerry Beaulieu Draper Cariotta Hagen Bielfeldt Beta Foundation and the Sorori touched in a positive manner Mary Marvin Drummond Rulh Rhoades Hay Dorothy Harbaugh Eward Barbara Geiser Ilgen ty's camping philanthropy that by Jennie K. Curtis, and many Carolyn Schott Gilbertson Lunar Circle Jennie has most of her more will be. Katherine Hayward Graham given Although she has Date Leuenberger Gummer Col M Evelyn Bane enthusiasm and love. She retired as Foundation Chair Maxine Glover Hammond Melba Miller Blauvelt skills, Dorothy Dickey Harn Evelyn Gooding Dippell served as counselor, waterfront man, Jennie will continue to Heidi Lagergren Henderson Margaret Ramsey Graham Martha Sanborn Jensen Phyllis Armstrong Johnson director and director at Camp give of herself to the interna Beth Marie Johnson Mary Keith Miller Velma Smith Johnston Joy Hunter Mohr Sechelt, and shared her exper tional sorority, to individual sis Charlotte Preble Jones Lorraine Zeisler Schneider tise as a member and ters and to the Dorothy Paley Kelley Beatrice Sloan Simmons chairman community. Jacklyn Elizabeth Sinclair Teetor Creager King of the Committee. What a beautiful Irene McLeod Kleen Camping portrait! Carnation Circle Eleanor Sheeley McGlaughlin In 1982 Jennie was Elizabeth Wnght McKirdie Mary Spencer Bash appoint Ann Mullen Bronsing Kari Suzanne Minton Wilma Bartle Berg ed Foundation Executive Vice Foundation Treva Torsen Owre Margaret Merriam Blaylock Chairman Virginia Wilson Petheram Dixie Nelson Borus Dorolhy Crooks Schram Jeanne Potter Bowman Laura Tallant Schroeder Jeanne Harshbarger Brenneman Betty Bradbury Scott Edna Oakes Burt Debbie Jacobson Shafer Betty Gwinn Canmann Mary Harrison Foutch Dorothy Blackhall Other Donors Lenington Linda Kay Sneliing MD Andrea Cooney Cusick Minnie Black Fouts Alice Koehler Lindstrom Kathleen F Somerville Helen Elliott Davies Virginia Supple Atkins Yvonne Gardner Fraley Nancy Bowen Longwith Shirtey Karsten Talkington Margarel Vangerpen Dunn Martha Voss Baits Mildred Smith Frese Madolyn Fanning Machon Mary Wright Thomas Beverly Menz Figge Marilyn Jarvis Baker Maxine Kelley Gainey Heidi Zwierlein McAndrew Marjorie Biswell Watson Jacqueline Inglesh Gibbs Clara Elwell Ball Jolene Winsauer Gehiin Kristine Melby McCulloch Barbara Leiter White Jean Bartle Hemphill Joan Barker Basile Leslie Anne Geissler Mary Lindquist McDonough Jane A Wilson Nathalie Irwin Hise Mary Werts Beam Elaine Sebastian Gompf Carol Rudolph Meyer Betty Thomas Winslow Mabel Kirkpatnck Hohenboken Mary Scovill Beamer Joy McCollum Gray Betty Woller Momingstar Virginia Swart Zafiratos Emmabelle Clements Horning Phyllis Way Boardman Carol Osborn Grimm Lois Fleming Norman Burnier Brix Jeannien Gustavison Grossman Xi Deborah Lee Julian Jeannine Ms Gwendolyn M Patterson Clare Downey Malysiak Elizabeth Jean Buerckholtz Kathanne Callen Harbaugh Anita Boyd Phalp Idaho Oonna Jordan Mamer Beth Adelhelm Campbell Virginia Harrison Hariow Kristine McConachie Quisling Phyllis Evans Moore Vivian Johnson Gary Susan Slama Healy Susan Founders Circle Mary Range Ms Mildred Kaulfuss Mueller Martha McCammon Clark Ronda M Hemphill Carolyn Land Robinson Ralphine Ronald Stanng Helen Campbell Musser Ann Roy Cole Sandra Snow Hillier Linda Vanleer Ross Janet Mosher Rasmessen Eleanor Schlecht Cox Genevieve Hays Husted Jeannine Rhine Schaub Carnation Circle Charlotte Hepner Rosenstiel Nancy Schreiber Dolan Marilynn Stephani Irwin Sarah Jane Smith Nancy Mcintosh Berry Ada Rost Seales Jeanne Ranger Downs Helen Sieferman Kammlade Sharon Tebben Sombeck Helen Bloom Vernalee Burpo Sharp Nancy Jane Ellis Patricia Kassel Kindt Alice Jacobsen Sprague Carol Bennett Chipman Edna Smejkal Soper Evelyn Allard Ellis Mary Ann Bucher Kreitzer Barbara Angus Sprinkel Frances Tovey Ellsworth Frances Inez Voris Betty Roe Farrington Maria Joan Ladle Mary Kay Starwalt THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 15 Foundation^ Audley Nichols Swartz Grace Smith Jeffery Patricia Smilh Dieterich Dorothy Poller Swindell Besse Wythers Jeter Jo McVey Eggers Kathleen Fleming Theis Jane Ann Kugier Mary Lee Fischbeck Ann Ehrlicher Tunis Sandra Huber Larson Karen Sue Funk Grants-in-aid Marjone Miller Wanderer Dr Mary A Lierley Alberta innes Gates Jean Woller Wienecke Mary Ellen McKee Elizabeth Sue GauIke Kalhleen O'Connor Williams Sandra Jean Milby Becky Schild Headley The Foundation offers grants-in-aid Laverle Herman Morehouse Jeanne G Jacob Pi on a one-time Kathleen Boettner Murphy Gail Mulcahy Kay to members who, basis, Nebraska Edna Rand Nelson Rulh McDermott Leadholm find their educations will be Ardis Fuhrman Nuss Josephine Frush Lord interrupted Lunar Circle Tami Osborne Pederson Louise Johnson Luedtke because of unforeseen financial reversals Henrietta Barnes Patricia Bechan Rosenquist Rulh Knight Lundquist Phyllis Donaldson Choat Roberta DeWilt Sawyer Jane Osborne Mathiasen within their families. Two past recipients Margaret Neumann Dielz Linda Mufl Schreiner Peggy Tuttle McAndrews Dons Carlson Kath Bonnie Altman Steiner Kimberly Steffen Merchant expressed what this special support Joann Finney Stephenson Diane Artus Miller meant to them. "I want to express my extreme grati tude for the grant-in-aid gift you con tributed to me. I am really excited to complete my final year at the university. Mow, through your contribution, my chances of completing my undergradu ate degree are better. Thanks for every thing." "I would like to thank you for the grant-in-aid of $750. This contribution is greatly appreciated because now 1 am able to continue my education. It would have been hard to quit school because 1 really love Gamma Phi and the univer sity. Thank you very much for all your care and It will never The American Cancer Society Tennessee Division last year presented the Russell concern, support. Burns, Jr. Camp Award to the Nashuille Alumnae Chapter for its support of Camp be forgotten." Horizon children with cancer. An art auction with the Williamson for co-sponsored Grants-in-aid are yet another way the Friends of Children's raised $2,000. The Foundation matched County Hospital nearly Foundation helps Gamma Phi Betas real their efforts for a total campership donation of almost $4,000. Reo. and Mrs. Russell ize their and reach their educa Burns. Sr. present the award to Margie Letner Jones and Laura Register Reinboid (both potential Vanderbilt). tional goals. Carnation Circle Joan Wagoner Stofterson Frances Beyer Moon Amanda Wult Fortenbaugh Huberta Russell Dewey Eileen HepperlyArpke Paula Little Thorson Barbara Beals Moulin Sara Fair Sleeper Edith Senner Dickinson Kristie Lynn Baack Helene Byers Turnley Nelson Margaret Leeper Norma Sabin Kimberly Dee Ellfeldt Barbara Dorothy Beninato Mae Lanquist Vickers Bettie Reed Olson Wallingford Jayne Emily Stacey Evanow Betty Fosbury Bird Cheryl Holthaus Watson Gretchen Meier Oostenink Carnation Circle Karlene Howell Ferguson Linda Aden Buethe Marlene Timmermann Wehrbein Alia Fessenden Pickford Lola Branii Aiha Lucile Jaquith Fisher Detta Rohn Cartson Nancy White Welton Dainlry Noelle Price Katherme Altman Burch Rebecca Feldman Foster Dorothy Kent Dorothy Karol Ann Whitefield Betty Kelly Ruud Walker Cowell Norda Zeck Grant Patricia Mane Dunn Nancy O'Connor Whitted Marylou Warnholtz Slowey Marjorie Elizabelh Roessler Griltin Bernice Lyons Wilson Bette Lee Rhea Smith Martha Heywood Dressier Susan Kay Harper Mary Jean Lauvetz Hart Elsie Frampton Wilson Donna Dybbro Snyder Pamela Elleman Epstein Ruth Swonger Henning Deen Kunnemann Patricia Elliott Huber Sylvia Rho Mary Jane Soechtig Virginia Griffin Hickey Gean Miller Lipson May Steffen Mary Donovan Jones Helen Marie Hughes Jean Metzger Iowa Mary Van Gerpen Jean Stephenson Maynard Carol Smith Hughes Vera Stephenson Skinner Forrest Vaubel Toni Schulte Virginia Staley Hutcherson Founders Circle Wendy Mogel Nancy Lauber Slepicka Christine Anne Zinger Mary Dannemiller Todd Florence Harnden Jacobs Jacqueline litis Tooley Cherie McElhinney Olsen Anabel Walter Joyce Julia Greene Tyrrell Elaine Campbell Simpson Merle Fair Kahrs Shirley Lentz Weddle Patricia Bailey King Lunar Circle Foundation Giving Levels Leota Wagner Klingberg Other Donors Elaine McCaddon Sellmer Larrabee � Rosemary Kinney Founders Circle of $ 1 ,000 or more Sherry Crow Adams Ruth Schunk Shelton gifts Bette Brook Lathram Maria Tincher Battles Emily Herman Thompson Loyalty Circle�gifts of $500 to $999 Theresa Barth Leinwetter Neva Skinner Bernatz Marilyn Miller Leonard Carnation Circle Lunar Circle� of $250 to $499 Beverly Sorensen Bowen gifts Mary Belcher Lyon Marian Paul Butcher llo Gifford Brown Carnation Circle�gifts of $ 100 to $249 Harriette Stewart McCaul Anne Pickett Carstens Virginia Husman Cheney Marimae Voiland McDonald The levels are based on the Foundation's cumula Jean Pittman Cederburg Chloris Waterbury Coltlesh Joan McGregor Sharon Harmel Christofferson Marian Hansen Gray tive giving records since 1980. If these amounts do Mary Tinkler Meeker Janice Hoyer Doane Margaret Farrish Hasse Marian Miller Meeker not coincide with the Kimberly Younger Drvol Frances Glockler Hein your records, please notify Marilynn Konant2 Miller Tometich Hiller Geraldine Langelett Eicher Jayne Foundation at Central Office to receive proper Julia Markham Piper Gertrude Welch Evans Suzanne Chase Malloy Maryneil Dyatt Reece credit in the future. Linda Irving Felber Barbara Ballull McDonnell Sarah Pickett Rictiardson Ellen Frances Halmes Doris Havercamp Nelson Grace Vaniman Russell Marjone Campbell Hartigan Marion Norris Steele Shirley Summers Townsend Belinda Borders Smiley Marilyn Moss Hatcher Harriet Ludens Sutton Sigma Barbara Ossian Williamson Mazzie Lane Steger Dorothy Smith Haynes Kansas Lena Monroe Stranathan Other Donors Other Donors Kay Gleason Hays Kay James Founders Circle Strausbaugh Janice Marler Hesser Carma Wagner Bailey Sally Ramseyer Beck Nancy Jackson Street Grace Hall HoUenbeck Alice Mason Berger V Thayer Dick Shirley Hutchason Boersma Vinita Bradshaw Sturgeon Diane Christensen Hough Ruth Frese Brock Kalhryn Moore Coen Gladys Harries Lunar Circle Swearingen Winifred Harding Irvmg Marcia Moore Buchele Wanda King Croasdale Hazel Jones Terrill Janel Winter Jakeman Laura Moore Cook Virginia Strandberg Abbott Cindy Schuler Davidson Jane Atwater Tinklepaugh Lucille Ackerman James Margaret Decker Mildred Odell Blum Pauline Laptad Deaver June Thompson Toland 16 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 Elizabelh Robinson Vandervelde Sylvia Kleinschmidt Fischer Louise Mecklem Shirley Woodruff Crawford Chi Cynthia Sandra Gridley Wedel Doris Talbot Hetlage Elizabelh Taft Merchant Carol Cavaness Curry Jacquelyn Miller Wertzberger Marjorie Myles Ivey Oregon State Charlotte Latourette Miller Helen Hambleton Dolan Betty McCollum Wilkin Charlotte Briner Kamp Virginia Lee Montag Rhonda Leigh Elliott Loyalty Circle Karen Anne Zupko Erin Kathleen McGurk Gretchen Ambuhl North Anita Sfiaw Flint Glee Clark Heikes Jean Runiz Roth Dons Hays Gilstrap Tau Kathenne Stephens Morrison Marjorie Clark Sheeran Gertrude Magee Grenko Elizabeth Sloan Phillips Lunar Circle State Vicenta Soule Elizabeth Burtord Gunn Colorado Gloria West Pier Sparling Nancy Robinson Brenza Carolyn Cramer Steward Jennifer Partridge Hamerstadt Carol Founders Cirde Hohengarten Ramsey Helen Diesner Towle Betty Richie Hansen Or Ann Carnation Circte Loretta Easley Mullin Sylvia Steiiing Erma Black Walsh Janel Werner Harris Louise Brouster Young Margarel Miller Browne Julianne Patterson Ward Traci Belle Spnng Harvey Loyalty Circle Helen Anne Donovan Lydia Haferland Hawkins Other Donors Psi Anne Hofer Shepard Laura Mason Doyle Miss Empo Henry Marjory Mills Shupert Oklahoma Drewsilla Beams Hickman Shirley Clarke Hoel Carnation Circle Loyalty Circle Mattie Lee Snoddy Hollar Florence Newlin Aspinwall Gloria Swanson Nelson Sally Williams Hyatt Debra Bridges Barnes Ban S Johnson Foundation Trustees Lunar Circle Mary Jones Bresnahan Ginger Allen Johnson Prisciila Riley Cook Charlotte Hill Ballard Linda Johnson Adele Taylor Cresswell Grand Council has appointed immedi Bette Byrd Filip Virginia Louise Kearney Roberta Ann Kirschbaum Judy Elaine Graham Frances Pans King ate Rulh McGrew Patrick past Grand President Ann Mullen Margaret Shaw McDermott Paula McPherson Koy Bernadene Schunk Kalhryn Lathim of St. as Carnation Circle Jacqueline Vincent Summers Bronsing (Indiana St.), Louis, Mary Doyle Lawver Donna Hahn Tomlin Chairman of the Foundation Trustees. Eleanor Erickson Brewster Nan Blake Leavell Ruth Shaw Wagner Sharon Blake Bromberg Patricia Schrieber Mackey Maradith Ensor Wilkins Ann to the Foundation Sarah Livermore Carmack Barbara Bradford Mayo brings eight years Katherine Mockley Cosec Diana Kay McDoniel Other Donors of Grand Council experience and many Doris Schobert Courtney Margaret May Moore Lela Bradley Adams Georgia Reeves Crow Sydney Ronish Moran Karon Heimbegner Blalock years of dedicated service to the Sorority. Harriet Tyree Eckley Suzanne Brock Moyer Terri Lynn Waite Blatnik Margarel Swift Fair Patricia Davis fJorton Other trustees are Commit Jane Bacheller Brillhart Camping Nina Gay Flanagan Ferguson Margaret West Pape Lora Weiss Carlile Carol Boatright George Susan Fisher Peterson tee Chairman E. Graham Nancy Murphy Chauncey Judy (Okla Marie Tackett Henderson Margaret Browne Reese Glenda Beach Condon of Dallas; Financial Aid Commit Martha White Keegan Helen Hough Roach Ellen Keen Crupper homa), Clarabeth Holt Kerner Jill Johnson Roberson Mary Aull Dutcher tee Chairman Beck (Kan Kathryn Harn Kish Fay Rackley Robson Mildred East Sally Ramseyer Virginia Lippert Shirley Jackson Rohde Nancy Kunce Eloe sas), of Greater Kansas City; Fundraising Tracie Tutt Mordy Stella Grant Russell Frances James Fenn Diana Becker Mundell Sally Tatum Scott Margie Hofen Grow Committee Chairman Catherine Guthrie Marie Meeks Neudorff Anastasia Hart Stiiriey Ann Ann Drennan Paul Carol Stephenson Mary Habiger of Finance Lynn Vivian Fletcher Hadley Lindauer (Iowa St.), Denver; Elizabeth Johnson Reidy Jean Hopkins Stephenson Cornelison Saxon Roach Strasner Vera Dunton Hebert and Investment Committee Chairman Wylodean Hope Lisa Hanson Heffron Ms VIcki JaneSlover Virginia Davis Ttiierfelder Deborah Shipley Holmes Barbara A. Endres Dakota of Eleanor Tracy Patricia Murrell Thompson Louise HitJbs Hudson (N. St.), Marie Whitehead Turvey Martha Roach Thornbrough Jo Bole Jeffers Denver; Public Relations Committee Caroline Reigle Williams Joan Neely Walters Diane Weddle Johnson Gene Carter Westbrook Other Donors Sheila Dorn Johnson Chairman Mary Agnes Welsh (Memphis Sherry Johnston White Bea Clarke Jones Jane Steinhorst Anderson Carrie Grumpier Wilson Carol Meyer Kratky St.), of Chicago; Secretary-Treasurer Opal Ford Austin Kathryn Bozarth Wise Rhonda Fay Badeen Joyce Meyers Lafferty Mills of Omega Diane Saltgaver Lau Marjory Shupert (Colorado St.), Natalie Almen Bonney Edwards Booth Iowa State Gertrude Lauche and Grand Council Mary Marilyn Drumeller Long Denver; Representa Cheryl Berot Boutte Loyalty Circle Mary Service Martin tive and International President Randall Helen Boggs Bradley Ruth Stone McCreary Dorothy Baird Braly Catherine Guthrie Lindauer Ruth Thode Miller of Mildred Brown Stevens Guerra (Cal. St.-Long Beach), Lunar Circle Kathleen Woods Orion Marceal Harrison Brown Patricia Annette Poulson Denver. Elaine Scribano Brunoldi Patricia Henderson Kingery Sharon Weiss Rittgers Katherine 0 Cornelison Elizabeth Lukerman Kroeger Betty Hughes Robertson Muriel Walker Cornwall Sara Hess McElhaney Virginia Lane Schumacher Jane Dooley Conzelman Lucille Van Loan Eldridge Shirley Isham Scolt Virginia Pease Cullen Diane M Stalker Hood Maxine Ossola Spencer Marion Hyman Duelling Eleanor Fenton Langer Marion Woodward Spitler Miriam Versen Falvey Mary Ann McDermott Eleanor Martinson Mclnnis Kim Anderson Steward Jill Ann Ferguson Lucile Hollinshead Parrish Bettyann Huskins Ungemacti Janet Eickmann Fligel Quinn Bequest Mrs Bertfia B Wear Michele Suzanne Penson Ruth Wehmeyer Forsman Winifred French Williams Esther Howard Smith Teri Lee Gaby A member of Gamma Phi Beta who is Naomi Vanhorn Williamson Caroline Armstrong Teaford Gail Beekman Haines Dariine Durand Wilson Deva Chisholm Vaught described as "instilled with the of Phyllis Gaus Haskell spirit Other Donors Upsilon Helen Megel Holstein sisterhood" and "a very good sister" Hollins Elizabelh Schall Hood Diana Demun Blankenship Gloria Grafe Krimmel Mariaine Rogers Brown remembered the work of the Foundation Carnation Circle Smith Lumpp Glydas Henderson Cameron Virginia with a In her Mary White Coppage Irene Marten Meyer Marjone Priaulx Christensen generous bequest. will, Marguerite Vierheller Mueller Frances Ormandy Coffield Other Donors Ernestine "Ernie" Chubb Quinn Frances Ross Oetting Barbara Brown Coles (Iowa Suzanne Rutherford Hamilton Helen Cross Richardson Linda Franz Crawford St.), of Washington, D.C, gave an unre Joanne Scholes Rossnagel Mary Ann Delaurenti Phi Louise Berger Rost Shirley Stage Deutsch stricted $50,000 gift to the Gamma Phi Washington-St. Louis Dorothy Schneider Mary Ruef Eilers Nancy Dawson Schneider Jane Stidd Fisher Beta Foundation. Founders Circle DOS Doris Jeanne Schuette Joan Wassenar Forrest Mrs. in 1927 with a Mary Tayman Ely Anita Quenton Spinner Mildred Morrison French Quinn graduated Quanita Stocker Nancy Riches Giilitzer Circle in home economics. She served Loyalty Kann Stromberg Ruth Logan Gray degree Kendall Hutchinson Halford Wilmol Snyder Lange Jeanne Koch Swallow as a home demonstration for the Josephine Michael Virginia MorseyTalley Carol Carr Henderson agent Nancy Belh Teichman Mary Margaret Holthouse of extension service Lunar (Jniversity Maryland Circle Lois Bader Tuttle Christine Lindauer Kilpatrick Gladys Hecker Myles Ingeborg Hartleb Vonholle Jo Boyer Kloos in Frederick County, Md. Later, she was Marjorie Hughes Weisentels Elsie Miller Lasher Carnation Circle Shirley Mueller West Carol Young Lauritzen in charge of bakery services administra Joan Davis Brookshire Susan Schwartz Winter Virginia McGreer Lubersky Matthew tion for Hot in D.C. Sarah Kennedy Bruggeman Margaret Houghton Womer Irma Hoech Shoppes Washington, Mae Augusta Cella Ann Callahan Zimmerman Georgiana Post McClenaghan THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 17 Foundation^ Suzanne Sames Alpha Gamma Nevada Carnation Circle Louise Heinlein Bacchus Awarded Lunar Circle Lishen Bachman Fellowship Shirley Helen Mahoney Prendiville Jane Bowen Bolte Marion Anderson Russell Rochelle Reed Crawford Shari Meyer (Iowa) was award Dawn Marie Tuffanelli Betty Embrey Denneny Willa Davault Dickinson ed a Foundation Fellowship in Carnatton Circle Sue Dorsey Durrett Carr Catherine Kolb Evans She is at the Gni Margery McKnight July. studying Jacqueline Ennis Falkenroth Deborah Kruse Flowers Gildone Alice Vanhorne Huff of Iowa for a masters in Ida Kellough versity Beatrice Ott Hoge Dawn Heckman Johnson business administration with Margaret Walls Ligon Thelma Clevenger Lee Carolyn Mather Mahoney Adeline McBurney Lodge specialization in finance. Shari Ethel Kent McNeely Jane Espy Meyer Dolores Pritchett Oldendorph earned an undergraduate ac Other Donors Marcia Lankford Plankinton Shirley Flagg Bortz Laura Maxwell Riggs and to counting degree hopes Betty Simpson Breed Dorolhy Friedrich Rose work for and become Laverne Blundell Burch Virginia Youngman Scholin ultimately Joan Drisdale Burger Barbara Lewis Thompson a in a Katherine Ross Capurro Virginia Forsythe Vint partner public accounting Jean Nash Clemens Jane McConkey Vogt firm. Eleanor Doan Audrey Allen Walsworth Frances Smith English Susan Wagenknecht Watters She was chapter treasurer and Beverly Staples Foster Susan West Dorothy Sewell Gallagher Cynthia Gates Wood Panhellenic representative, and Jean Giffin Glass AltaBelle Germain Hanson Other Donors a member of Beta Psi and Alpha Maryemma Taylor Juve Elizabeth Ashmore Akard Order of Dons Kane Rozelle Meyers Alnutt Omega. Jean Harris Kinkel Mane Anderson Axllne Other 1986-87 Bobetta Robertson Laca Helen Trippe Ball fellowship Kim Meneley Lardizabal Margaret Eshelman Barbee and scholarship winners were Paula Gray Lyons Joyce McKee Becklean Edith Whitworth Metzker Carole Vollmer Bemke announced in the fall 1986 issue Georgia Money Murphy Alison Shafer Bond Mickey Kelly Murray Lori Anne Sulack Bruens ofTHECRESCEMT. Virginia Dupes Nenzel Anne Langtry Button Salome Riley Oil Maureen Donovan Castle Lillian Sloan Pekrul Janet Atkinson Cordell Linda Pearce Pinson Melba Walker Cowles June Hughes Mouden Mary Smith Hanger Ruth Orr Graydon Carmen Rockstead Shelton Mary Catherine Cummiskey Ann Siri Janet Gaylord Newsome Anna Sokol Heath Mary Matthews Mackie Stephanie Loreen Mohler Dorsey Steele Delores Costello June Wallace Schooley Helen Bruns Hebbein Jessie MacPherson Stuart Robyn Forsyth Eskridge Cathenne Colman Winifred Haskell Heller Sylvia Crowell Stoddard Jennifer Marker Findlay Spika Muriel Thompson Wilson Ann Walby Steben Vicki HIadky Hitzhusen Patricia Freese Ward Andrea David Frimel Patricia Lees Gatti Ruth Hendrix Stouter Florence Swenson Horn Other Donors Delta Evelyn Bergstrom Hradsky Alpha Cathy Lowenbaum Glaser Carnation Circle Margaret Millard Birch Jeanette Johnson Missouri Dorothy Morgan Grimm Mary Barbara Wilson Broadbent June Blake Bernick Winilred McBealh Jones Betty Endres Hartwell Rose Frame Davidson Loyalty Circle Elizabeth Wilcox Bowker Judy Jones Kearney Cynthia Johnson Hoffmann Miriam Allison Graham Mary Ann Lindauer Callan Marilyn Shaw Kiliper Audrey Weldon Shafer Susan Burnham Johnson Kathleen Ellis Kaye Johndreau Davis Judy Anderson Krueger Hopkins Nancy Lupfer Stattler Virginia Bach Keck Mildred BoyI Dawson Knapp Kurfiss Anna McAuslan Kennedy Marietta Lenox Kint Marione Lunar Circle Susan Tai Gulliford Dr Christine Jensen Labin Mary Carruthers Maxwell Sally Adams Klausing Mildred McBeath Harvey Jeannette Gilliland Lanning Alice Millar McCall Harriet Lishen Baldwin Mary Dorsey Krauss Gertrude Call Hirt Carol Gardner Lee Edith Hudson McClelland Charlene McPheeters Greener Molly Jane McGrath Alice Cooley Hull Ila Hagie Logan Ann Mutrie McCullough Mary McCune Hurd Susan Ezell Milchell Karen Wander Kline Helen Doss Maloney Manon Orr McLean Marjorie Maxwell Jones Linda Francis Northrip Irma Paul Nash Sandra Johnson Marsden Emma Weir Muirhead Gwen Lankford Caroline Woodruff Rogers Martens Harriet Muirhead Cynthia Shirley Schultz Margery Welp McCarten Judith Skene Rogeli Marione Lyon Scott Bernice Mullen Kinney Joan Hewitt Sanderson Leila Twining Slayton Elizabeth Johnson Neal Eleanor Shaw Ladyfood Evelyn Burchard Spencer Elizabeth Armstrong Olson Edilh Mernll Susan Breckenfelder Thilo Dorothy Vaughan Park Sheppard Sylvia Hardy Trewin Dorolhy Cass Parker Mary Thomas Singer Mildred Adams Weld Nancy Butler Pegram Bessie Harvie Spencer Scholarship Marion Wilton Whitmore E Webb Maccallum West Phelps Dorolhy Thanks to Barbara Hershe Zimmerman Ann Rozeboom Reckert Eleanore Cornish Wood the Dallas Alumnae Chap Rebecca Jean Richards Other Donors ter, the Foundation has cooked a new Lorraine Dehaan Ruby Alpha Beta up Lucile Draper Ahern Catherine Schanche Sanders North Dakota The Alice Avery Applegate Gretchen Page Schiller scholarship. Ladyfood Scholarship Carollee Deruyler Balloun Mary Brugmann Schmidt Carnation Circle was established with a $10,000 endow Marjorie Mitcfiell Blair Vicki Walker Shaw Glenna Hagness Allen Viola Bland Maria Anne Shaw ment Edginton Borghild Mork Balch made possible with proceeds from Michelle Wickersham Bliss Mynnette Lomas Sheller C Ulvedal Caldis Mikell Mouw Bonnell Cole the sale of the cookbook. Nancy Spencer Bernice Rustad Cunningham Ladyfood Madge Hill Bowers Margaret A Stewart Barbara A Endres in Stella Edwards Brevoort Christine Lankford Toole Published 1979 after a year of Ceanne Leslie Evans Virginia Nye Brockett Electa Groszkruger Trapp Lillian Harns work members of the Dallas Alumnae Elizabeth Davis Burchall Arlouine Frees Vaala Lundquisl by Kathleen Joan Dorothy Conquest Campbell Elizabeth Butler Vancisin Korgel the book contains Nancy Cassady Virginia Schutter Voss Patricia O'Connell Manning Chapter, 283-page Elizabeth Jinkins Cooper Agnes Breen Wahl Phyllis Traynor Walter hundreds of recipes submitted by Gam Margarel Maurice Denkhoff Jane Candor Walby Louanna Lunseth White Susan Hayes Droegemueller Edith Whitehead Walker Virginia Smith Whitson ma Phi Betas and tested by Dallas Marlys Hushak Duprey Vera Shirey Wanamaker Other Donors Marione Henningson Durham Margery Molden Wiltamuth alumnae. Lmda Hamilton Edsall Kalhryn Soth Wisdom Lillian Browell Carney The a Betty Burke Farwell Theresa Donohue Wolter Louise Hagen Crowder first edition of the book endowed Mary Round Feroe Martha Morgan Youngdale Adele Condie Ferguson for members of Xi Emily Jammer Fisher E Walt Happ scholarship Alpha Alpha Frances J Flick Alpha Dolores Ekren Hulsey at Southern Methodist (Jniver Marion Billington Fuechsel Toronto Jane Mann Lamb Chapter Helen Hill Grant Berniece Anderson Mc Mullen The new was Carnation Circle sity. scholarship created Judith Ryan Haaversen Gladys Stannard Maxine Wood Hagemann F Elizabeth Bertram Deborah Fowler Swanson with proceeds from the second printing. Bernice Umlandt Hahn Marion Hunter Clawson Gayle Shemorry Williamson 18 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 Jan Kurowski Oberle Diane Tubbs Rousseau Lee Notowitz Gryll Karen Bellinger Owen Imogene Richey Russell Susan Elizabeth Guritz Mary Grund Peebles Beatrice Tetreau Schou Brenda Thomas Harris Emma Draper Phillips Laura Kim Segal Amy Jane Harwell Sharlyn Spragg Sappington Diana Davies Smith Jane Slearns Hauenstein Marilyn Rooks Schaeffer Florence Cowan Snure Alice Harrison Irwin Rulh Butler Stansberry Holly Laure Steinmann Catherine Ives Jones Stephanie Jeanne Swallow Sheryl Snoke Stewart Isabel Barbosa Kirtley Deidre Wipke-Tevis Judith Rohrer Thielscher Agnes Mongold Marchand BartDara Craig Weakley Rebecca Richter Thompson Marcia Nelson McCartin Marilyn Prichard Weigand Martha Mclnroy Whiting Emily Garland Meyer Phyllis Westerman Judilh McCarthy Whittaker Marion Blackman Mills Kalhleen Kidd Whitaker Stephanie Joan Wick Caroline Benz Neal Laura Williams Woloszyn Margarel Brumbaugh Wienold Susan Nesbit Marilee Miller Wilson Laurelle Taylor Newbill Alpha Epsilon Patricia Susan Woods Rebecca Gay Olive Arizona Susan Bruton Ortenstone Alpha Zeta Paula Allphin Page Loyalty Circle Texas Linda Dacus Parrish Gladys Eite Taylor Nancy Higgs Pelster Lunar Circle Darlyne McDonald Pieper Lunar Circle Mrs Glynn M Johnston Jeanne Hudnell Prince Faye Gibbs Bagby Elizabeth Higgins Rilat Debra Domino Pulley Pauline Hickox Bayless Jessie Sneed Vine Nancy Schaffer Nancy Pearson Rodolph Katheryn Madden Votaw Elizabeth Huth Schonrock Marian Webb Schmidt Suzanne Drexel Sensing Carnation Circle Norma Mousson Shaw Carnation Circle Cindy Gustafson Baker Sandra Page Stahl Mary Babbitt Bilby Janel Hale Callander Kathleen JeanetleSwan Lora Clayton Byerly Dorolhy Shivers Clendenin Margaret Proctor Tomlins Lucile Chambers Marion Wier DeFord Jacquelyn While Ward Sara Lee Clayton Melissa Leonard Dillon Anita Timbrook Young Ellen Fuqua Dick Carolyn Simms Edgar Tavia McKegney Young Mary Lou Cumming Edwards Maureen Gagliano Faulkenberry lota Karen Miller Esies Linda Ayers Gallatin Alpha Ann Louise Finley Mary Elisabeth Blair Holbein UCLA Marian Schulzke Ford Linda Buchanan Maclver 1986 Camp Sechelt Staff: (1st row) Andrea Klein (Indi Loyalty Circle Edna Boyd Fraps Carolyn Burgess Matthews ana St.), Susan Bartlett (Indiana St.), (2nd row) Lori Hen Joanne Goelitz Haase Aileen Burns McBride Suzanna Pierce Coxhead son Director Hazen Elizabelh Chambers Huck Mary Jones Higley Patsy Thompson Rauch (Cal.-Berkeley), Waterfront Margel Morse Thomas Mathilde French Hutchison Dorothy Carlson Sandberg (N. Arizona), Director Jayme Hooke (Washington St.), Marjorie Eileen Dwyer Jackson Dorothy Patterson Suttle Darla Miller -Santa Lunar Circle Peggy Annette McNeely Barbara Davis Terrell Angela Temples (Oklahoma SL), (Cal. Jean Holderness Miiler Frances Woolverton Tysor Marci McCandless Bar Elizabeth Richert Bowers Barbara), (3rd row) (Cal.-Santa Daniel Nancy Wilfert Nichols Rachelann Thompson Other Donors Verla Oare bara) and Shelly Wright (Oklahoma St.). Betty Runals Henshaw Olive Gallatin Picard Jean Anne Hall Booth Dorothy Cox Kelly Vesta Kilheffer Rawhauser Deborah Allen Box Barbara Higley Staley Judith Leland Herdeg Dorolhy Setnan Radcliffe Windsor Hudson Burr Joan Ortloff Steinhoff Emilie Deweese Kanitz Margaret Rogers Dorothy Carnation Circle Mary Lou Jordan Smith Nancy Ann Chuoke Myra Brennan Stone Barbara Schaaf Kortwich Louise Berner Tillotson Rhoda Helen Copeland Claudia Lovett Taylor Jennifer Brown Lidecis Patricia Spencer Alford Elizabeth Trever Baker Mara Vitolins Tyree Catherine Clark Cumley Dr Marie C Tisdale Elizabeth Poulson Martelio Mary Alberthal Watkins Sylvia Winston Cutler Portia Garrett Waddell Cmdr Mary Lou McBride Trudy Lynch Barron Kathryn Johnston West Martha Chamness Darby Heather Gwen Wilson Beatrice Knapp McDowell Florence Cooper Blight Tanya Williams Deen Michael Shelton Wright Lois Bletscher Miller Elizabeth C Blight Other Donors Dr Susan Ellen Denson Nixie Ladner Zirjacks Jo Welch Myers Helen Douglas Brazil Emma Cole Allen Jaime Teas Dilger Donna Liana Zlana Carolyn Callenbach Nelson Linda Veach Buzzard Cornelia While Andre Dorothy Ferrick Dunkle Sue Helen Poulton Pamela Garside Coe Eta Ronni Helen White Findlater Lisa Hyman Bandler April Julia Ernst Alpha Wanda Tyjeski Karen Paulson Belt Josephine Forman Ohio Wesleyan Mildred Roush Marty Walsh Gorry Welch Dorothy Moore Giroux Susan Schneider Elyse Ausmus Gruber Mary Berg Carnation Circle Carolyn Foltz Brandon Lynn Marie Gondesen Ellen Sell Eleanor Chatfield Gulick Mildred Grove Smart Linda Prewett Heald Sylvia Simpson Burton Pearl Knape Goodwin Helene Skinner Berndt Martha Yount Caldwell Frances Rea Griffin Clare Lehner Callender Ruth Thomson Staten Maurine Stemwedel Jennings Suttles Norma Patterson Kuhl Lucia Long Causey Jean Wells Harding Barbara Termohlen Cooper Josephine Krumbholz Davis Elizabeth Martin Lambrose Nancy Kelly Church Julia Dunlap Head Shirley Theta Catherine Crawford Jane Leach Holcomb Betty Williams Duncan Alpha Kathy Fessinger Levy Ann Frank Vanderbilt Caward Rosemary Bolduc Davin Alice Stockdale Holmes Marjorie Mary Lindsay Lori Urias Donald Celeste Johnson Jackson Mary Olmsted Froschauer Mary Williams Lloyd Loyalty Circle Suzanne M Dresser Carolyn Shane Keating Betty Fouse Helpbringer Mary Keene Macinnes McAdow Carol Chilton Ann Rieber Plauzoles Gwendolyn Whitnell Egleston Marijo Williams King Cynthia Baker Ms Jackie Ellis Laura Jo Moore Krol Virginia Donner Moore Catherine Young Rieder McCammon Schlecht Carol Arth Schwab Lynne Ingraham Evans Joyce Shafer Lanuti Margaret Catherine Gardner Lila Hanson Wallich Karen Kellogg Fain Christine Campbell Lowry Bowling Other Donors Lucille Corkran Nabors Frances Conrad Tamera Elizabeth Flournoy Barbara Schmitt Manning Young Miller Maros Mary Fraser Andrews Helen Rowton Fox Mary Carnation Circle Other Donors Rulhann Kent Grace Alvina Abrahams McKenna Martha Borden Campbell Acton Jan Martha Featherstone Graham Beatnce Kubela Mebane Marilyn Ashley Clyde Jean Campbell Harbaugh Angus Cnnn Archibald Avakian Suzanne Becker Sarah R Simmons Ground Bessie Kilgore Merner Esther Mullen Shirley Lynne Ewell Connie Brandon Norma Bufford Julie Thoeny Hackett Mary Chambers Pandres Lavonne Dodway Lynne Simpson Glaser Anne Catherine Sernett Burton Amanda McCoy Harries Marjorie Kitchens Riddell Mildred Carlson Phillips Hartje Susan Douthit Webster Butler Evelyn Smith Henderson Mary Ann Shaw Carol Twining Grazda Hollinberger Mary Letner Jones Judilh Bowsher Carmichael Mllford Wilson Hollis Linda Elise Sherrill Anne Gross Hayes Marjory Henrie Ann Mitchell Nadine Larimer Cook Alice Ryan Holmes Mary F Smith Margaret Southard Kimberly Hendrix Ravenna Packard Coon Allyson M Jones Cynthia Dorothy Foster Coutts Elizabeth Brophy Kulemin Judy Rary Reynolds Stephanie Cromwell Lois Linxwiler Martin Joanne Callis Roman Bettye Quandt Laine Harris Jacqueline Goulette Curti McCarthy Foundation Levels Other Donors Willow Kieler Decker Judith Cowen Mclniosh Giving Ll Sherrie Arning Gloria Thatcher Dement Lois Gales Mickie Founders Circle� of $ 1 ,000 or more Raby gifts Teresa Smith Babcock Tennant Drumm Diane Lippincott Miillestaedl Dorothy Circle� of $500 to $999 K Bowers Carol Sandra Rettke Nauman Loyalty gifts Bege Mallory Dysart Susan Hinkle Costello Eunice Devoin Caroline Enn Dates Lunar Circle� of $250 to $499 Easley gifts Renee Elsie Ward Ernst Mary Cloud Olden Lynn Darsey Carnation Circle� of $100 to $249 C Mines Dickson Grondahl Debbie Cohen Oppenheim gifts Virginia Everly Edith Moore Dugger Lori Anne Farber Agopie Poulos Pappas The levels are based on the Foundation's cumula Dugger Ms Patricia Rosenwald Frazin Elizabelh Sergeant Park Milbrey Rogers tive records since 1980. If these amounts do Kathleen Ebling Warfel Hanslmair Susan Dickey Paulsen giving Wendy Betty Jeanne Cummings Edmonds Ruth Knck Harris Kalhleen Ginelt Proclor not coincide with records, the your please notify Franklin Evans Mildred Haxton Corinne Klages Reiber Margaret Ingvoldstad at Central Office to receive Malone Fehrman Bodinus Houser Pamela Jane Rich Foundation proper Peggy Dorothy Doris Steelman Frakes Patricia Thoman Jennett Virginia Robins Richmond credit in the future. Greene Geraldine Mills Kimmell Joan Blaney Rogers Mary Regan THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 19 Foundation^ Slusser Helene Martin Knox Gwenyth E Anwyl Nancy Marshall Herrman Jean Staron Smith Nancy Allen Lindamood Lunar Circle Jean Maisumoto Baird Jennifer Lodge Hoflman Fern Buchholtz Ellen Ruth Ann Younglove Loxley Margo Milloff Shields Nancy Mulholland Bayer Jane Bayley HoUenbeck Mary Snyder Soma Clarabul McCormick Valerie Henneous Beall Barbara Depenaloza Hunsaker Abby Suzanne Vaile Watson Lt Karen Maureen McCrea Carnation Circle Charlene Magovern Blakely Joanne Jolly Hunt Elizabeth Vandivier Elizabeth WfakelielcJ Melissa Grillin McFarland Mary Bramkamp Gutermuth Darcy Ramage Boeckman Gwendolyn Myer Jacques Tracy Jeanette Bauer Ward Marione MacMillan McPhillamey Janet Gay Pierce Jennifer Thomas Grain Virginia Williams Kenney Eda V\/eiskotten Wilcox Elizabeth Benson Melvin Mary Ann George Reitz Barbara Novolny Deagle Harriet Storm Kurz Barker-Wilson Patricia Winter Mendius Rosemary A Sundberg Barbara Heidy Dressel Holly Mathess Martiny Nancy Walling Donna Montague Nancy Reynolds Gwin Ms Susan McGilvray Rivet Susan Wall Wilson Janet Orth Morris Other Donors Frances Elizalde Haskins Margaret Miller Schneider Carol Winn Wolfe Dean Rebecca Ann Nathanson Ann Miranda Allf Deborah Anne Miller Herbst Karen Schnorrenberg XI Marilyn Perrin Parker Alpha Jane Runk Parmelee Southern Methodist Natalia Priske Peery Circle Marcia Northbrook Rhoades Loyalty Susan Jacobsen Rose Mary Jane Langham Joan Knox Self Sechelt: Camp Lunar Circle Brenda Stamfield Shea Marilyn Swope Shirley Merle Stokes Edwards Jean Laurenson Skillman Ann Shuler Ekas Ellen Joanne Cale Stokes a lifetime of memories Carnation Circle Helen Catlin Storrs Laverne Anderson Strong Margaret Godbold Briscoe Are for a next summer in a Sue Christensen Tilbury you looking challenging experience Kathryn Leeper Davis Margaret Proctor Tyler beautiful of Morth America? Are a teacher, a edu Leona Davis Drouet Ms Patrice Poffenroth Weis part you physical Ann Fisher Gardner Vicki Rothenberg Welch cation instructor or a student preparing for these fields? Do you Jacquelyn Hilger Graves Lucile Berry Whitehill Mary Fisher Griffith remember the fun of going to camp or being a counselor? Do you Shellie Chancellor Hussein Alpha Kappa Margarel Elizabeth Newlon Manitoba ever wish for the opportunity to return to camp? Mary Willis Patterson Frances Arnett Bowles Margaret Keagy Stemmie If to of these should con Susan Jane Glass you answered "yes" any questions, you Jill McPheron Wigington Frances Tisdale McFarland sider several weeks at Gamma Phi Beta Sechelt in Other Donors Evelyn Dunfee McLean spending Camp British Columbia. Gamma Phi Betas run the as Mar)orie Andrews Bell Alpha Lambda camp, serving camp Sharon McMeans Berish British Columbia director, waterfront director and counselors. The camp needs mem Charlotte G Booth Inez Gibson Campbell Circle Loyalty bers to fill these positions to continue its operations. The applica Mary Dunn Carter Laura Wilcox Marilyn Loomis Collier is on tion for Gamma Phi Beta camp staff positions page 24. Peggy Ruth Daniels Lunar Circle A letter from Andrea Klein the benefits of Louise Learned Draper Sheila Graham Ross (Indiana St.) expresses Gina Mane Elder Kathryn Peurifoy Elwood Carnation Circle summer with more than 100 and other sharing your special girls Melissa Johnson Eubanks Glen McLennan Acheson Gamma Phi Betas. Sallie Roach Fawcett Joanne Finning Barker Diane Lewis Fish Dorothy Menten Craig Betty Bell Frierson Dorothy Macleod Forsyth Virginia Mullaney Gibbs Margaret Beamer Howery Dear '86 Camp Sechelt Staff, faces. Jane Hall Mary Dolmage Inman 1 Ethel Morrow Johnson Lynn A Lafarge can't believe how quickly But, the greatest experience Lori Griffith Jones Nona Christine Lambert time is It seems like we shared was the Theresa Curtis Kanienberger Helen Thompson Millerd passing by. campers. Luanne Alison Kelly Manon Cardwell Ricker only we were all at They showed us a whole new Lois Martin Kenner Carol Murray Schon yesterday Lynda Welch Lewis Frances Pratt Scrim camp. 1 will never forget the world through a new set of eyes. Cheryl Dunn Luck Katherine Hewitt Smith Louise Lawson Nichols Susan Craig Sutherland many great experiences we They taught us as we taught Mane Love Nickie Norris Other Donors Kay Vierling shared together. them. We shared a lot of laugh Catherine Anne Pool Moira White Alexander Catherine Seaborn Portman Remember the weekend we ter. We also shared a lot of tears Isabella Arthur Beckett Mary See Roach Helen Carman Boultbee D Deason Robison had an encounter with a 'killer when had to home. Lorraine Thomson Campbell they go Mary Graham Roddy Moore Chutter Dorothy that could Each one is so very and Ellen Ownby Rosson Joan Ritchie Creighton mosquito" actually special Ruth Clapp Scott Irene Marchese English knock down a pup tent? It's a their little faces will always re Victoria Bychok Seilz Dianne Yvonne Guinn Katie Frank Slack Helen Jones Heaney good thing we had a couple of main so clear in my mind. Helen Harris Thompson Karin Calderwood Hilliard Clera Ann Cox Thornton Mary Newlands Isaacson brooms and a big bottle of cala We all worked hard and our Belh McCallon Wheeler Ruth Ryan Oughtred Evelyn Courtney Wood mine lotion rewards will never cease be Susan Schaffer Peretz handy! Dorothy Howell Wright Mildred Lynn Pollock cause we have so wonder Elaine Kennedy Quinn What about the hikes we took many Alpha Omicron Zora McNab Smith the mountain? If it hadn't ful memories that will last a North Dakota State Nan Thomson Tailing up Jean Witbeck Vick Carnation Circle been for the campers and their lifetime. Camp Sechelt showed Victoria Swencisky Walsh Janet Abrahamson Doerner Gertrude Smith Watney keen sense of direction, we me more of what the bonds of Joyce Gunvaldsen Hilden Alpha Mu Phi Mary Walstad Hottmann would still be lost up there. Or Gamma Beta are all about Barbara Helmeke Peppersack Rollins Jolene Lessard Stiver maybe it was the dinner bell and 1 feel we are truly sisters. Carnation Circle Other Oonors that us find our Thanks Daryl Stamm Barker helped way Jayme, Marget, Susan, Marion Sand Askim Dorothea Bufalino Blakemore back. Lori, Marci, Dar Joanne Plissey Bobb Martha Newby Brewer Angela, Shelly, Cecilie Henry Boyum Ethel Middleton Oh, and don't forget when la and, of course, all the camp Kalhenne Kilbourne Burgum Roberta Marling Morris Sylvia Slangier Culpepper we decorated the ers, for summer so Woods Edwards Other Donors gingerbread making my Beverley Luanne Dynes Engh Eleanor Parker Moore cookies. What a mess! 1 still special. Kay Chapin Frangipani Florence McKay Nichol Patricia Oram Gillespie don't know how so bowls Love and much IIKE, Roberta Alpha Nu many Diehl Hess of could Andrea Klein Joan Edhlund Hjortland Wittenberg icing "accidentally" Helen Lindquist Jenkins Regina Garriiy Martin Loyalty Circle end up in our hair and on our 1986 Counselor Eriys Mische Montgomery Harriet Fuelber Lowe DemaresI Bowers Morrow 20 THE CRESCEINT/ WINTER 1986-87 Ruliflson Nelson Nancy Tau Gloria Reseland O'Brien Alpha McGill Belly Jo Peltier Suzelle Kay Peltier Carnation Circle Samuelson Janice Peltier Muriel Johnson Crilly Lavaun Anderson Sears Wanda Douglas Mary Anstett Strangfeld Anne Louise Layton Marjean Crites Watson Gwen Nicholson MacRae Sandra Milton Martha Blair Zimoski Gwendolyn Lianne Potter Pi Alpha Other Donors West Virginia Carol Parkinson Bailey Carnation Circte Carolyn Chislett Cale Josee Coutu-James Mary Cooke Humphreys Sandra Schlachler Paulette Susan Justice Oumaresq Louise M M Lamontagne Judilh Dunmire Polak Joan Hogan Laney Ann Wiidman Margaret Judy Blood Milne Anne Moats Williams Eleanor Blanchard Rooks Barbara Messick Williamson Christina Elena Tanner Muriel Kay Watier Other Donors Katharine Haverfield Wilson Barbara Tucker Bucy Virginia Ahern Cline Alpha Upsilon Linda Anderson Dehaemers Penn State Helen Williams Hughart Carnation Circle Mary Moore Jones Sandra Kiser Rasmussen Marie Fahringer Cobb Rude Cook Dianne Marie Vagnozzi Marjorie Louella Bell Haarde Gloria Tarasuk Vanzandt Lorraine Thomas Keck Teresa Ann Westtall Arlene Weaver Moore Katherine While Vaughan Millicent Beaver Paisley Chores are a part of the camping experience. Mary B Winters Stephanie Marie Wolring Viola VanNoy Zook Margaret Charison Schisler Kathleen Byers Hoflman Janet Clemens Schoepflin Deborah Anne Jackson Phi Foundation Videotape Alpha Carole Banbury Shulman Amy Louise Jarmon Colorado College Mary Emily Jones Tanner Margita Licis Kay Jo W'icks Thomas Marie Hellers MacMurray It's never been so to Founders Circle easy spread the Elizabeth Hanger Vanschooneveld Genevieve Rile Morrison word about the Gamma Phi Beta Foun Susan Schlessman Duncan Valerie Ann Vela Gretchen Kimmell Price Diane Lee Wieden Lota Spence Reid Circle dation. Loyalty Terry Hartel Woodrow Mary Wilcox Rietman Mary Morrow Fuhrer Olive Landahl Young Virginia Longino Sanders For Misthos Elizabeth Schott only $13, each chapter can now Maryjane Hipp Chi Margarel Alpha Debra Leigh Slaughter have its own videotape telling the Foun Lunar Circle William and Mary Deborah Hower Smilh Dianne Dyatt Hornbrook Carol Forsythe Sperry dation Founders Circle story. The professional production Eloise A Root Helen Grace Stapf outlines the Carol Sloll St Jean Edith McChesney Ker Carrie Massenburg Stevenson goals and activities of the Jeanne Winston Stolcis Carnation Circle Loyalty Circle Foundation in clear and concise D Bitting Szabo simple, Lorraine Ellis Anderson Emerald Louise Erickson Catherine Goewey Whitehead Sarah Bridgeman Blockhus It is ideal for PACE Carnatton Circle Psi language. programs, Dorolhy Printup Bryson Alpha Foundation Focus Month, rush, pledge Karen Jensen Carmody Jane Groggins Beard Lake Forest Jean Wilfong Fricks Aletta Muse Elliotl Lunar Circle meetings, alumnae gatherings and any Merrillyn Bird Goodman Marjorie Briscoe Gentile Jessica Chalfant Gross Byrd Smith Heaton Betty McNabb Rich forum for discussion of the Trina Jacobson Carol Jones Hershey appropriate Carnation Circte Virginia Brown Smilh Elizabeth Thiele Marlin Foundation's Butler work. . Eleanor Severa Steen Susan Niblock Sally Kint Cole be from Central Donna Wolf Steigerwaldt Ruth Dumper Singer Margaret Kay Dega Tapes may purchased Pattie Menefee Taylor Helen Holbrook Tunstall Dorothy Ashton Vaught Verla Parker Wendt Office. Ottier Donors Other Donors Other Donors Sheryl Lou Alttiaus Elizabelh Swenkerud Amacker Cecile Haley Andersen Marilyn Wynkoop Banes Frances Yarnall Burris Phyllis Thompson Anderson Catharine Tomlinson Bartlett Margaret Juhrend Gressman Rho Ottier Donors Alpha Evelyn Richter Baker Ann Singleton Beebe Roberta Bodach Larson Birmingham Southern Feme Warner Aughenbaugh Palricia Adams Black Gaye Overton Benson Marian Cole McElroy Ms Carolyn Graham Aull Sally Buckmaster Ruth Proudman Biermann Roberta Cavagna Schultz Carnation Circle Harriett Dayton Bain Shirley Woltzen Cameron Elizabeth Bull Blohm Marron Herbst Snead Charlotte Andress Carolyn Jones Beachley Virginia Rea Cerrillo Ann B Carlson Barbara Huskey Souders Ruth Huffman Beal Ruth Thomas Blackwood Constance McQueen Clark Barbara Ann Croyle Mary Yarnall Todd Nancy Smith Brown Julianne Caristrom Craig Karen Yanity Darch Ottier Donors Dorothy Beachley Burkhart Mary Epler Crouch Marjorie Dearhart Alpha Omega Martha Diane Dickens Elise Berthon Manha Barr Case Wilhelmina Morrison Day Western Ontario Lynn Dailey Clancy Alice Rhoads Downs M Martin Doyle Mary Hawkins Cade Lunar Circle Eloise Rockwell Marksheffel Duque Suzan Gay Eaton Shirley Palmiter Jordan Engel Marilyn Stewart Fisler Marcella O'Connell Fields Mary Ruddell Gauvreau Joan Norma Loulie Norman Price Mary Boddy Shirlee Procopio Franson Mary Thomson Gilkes Nancy Nool Goldberger Barbara Dunfield Ttiornbrough Mattie Guthrie Sharp Christine Caldwell Grabert Lauren Evans Gipe Mary Ann Braden Whisner Ms Mary Jo Hall Beverly Wellborn Hammer Roselyn Stacey Wright Marion Stephens Heiss Tammie Caye Hand Vivian Doty Hench Marilyn Swan Heinly Foundation Levels Ranee Durkee Hussey Patricia Hill Holm Giving Alpha Linda Kemmerer Lucy Bales Jolas Founders Circle� gifts of $ 1 ,000 or more Sigma Lois Limber Kok Deborah Kay Jones Macon Circle� of $500 to $999 Randolph Nancy Delores Lauer Susan Morris Kelly Loyalty gifts Katherine Wohleb Lunar Lunar Circle Jane Weber Maris Krysty Circle� gifts of $250 to $499 Marion McLauchlan Mclntire Loren Wright Laureti Mariane Carnation Circle� of $100 to Javana Chrislina Rees Ross Jennifer Louise Lidke gifts $249' Elizabeth Ann Burnham McBride Tfie levels are based on Carnation Circle Scarbrough Marilyn the Foundation's cumula Elsie Mason Shambach Todd McLaird Mary tive records since 1980. If these Martha Foster Madeley Gertrude Fetzer Skelly Adeline Zanotti Melton giving amounts do Theresa Marie Stroud Winifred Vessey Metzler not coincide with Ottier Donors your records, please notify the Sheila Gallagher Sullivan Pamela Haag Meyer Foundation at Central Office to receive Pauline Grove Haliday Joyce Mack Tressler Dr Maryanne Mowen proper Georgia Graves Ross Mary Craft Wheat Sandra Moffett Parks credit in the future. Janet Stimson Sarr Beatrice Tucker Witmer Turza Briscoe Pllug THE CRESCENT/WINTER 1986-87 21 Foundation^ Joann Smith Hayne Dorothy Eschwei Paluck Carnation Circle Rita Gamble Helfnch Kim Reap Marion Dickson Barkwell Doris B. Gorden Carole DeMore Morris Dona Desantis Reynolds Phyllis Musselman Neilson Palricia Lindberg Sheehan Kimberly Korpak Scott Joan Ridpath Yule Maniyn Richardson Tigges Nancy Leith Smitti Grant Phyllis Brobst Winans Marjorie McLouth Thomson Other Donors Special Sister Caroline Paklaian Torley Ottier Donors Marion Morrow Bechtel Susan Weston Viecelli Dickinson Andrews Sarah Bristor Villeneuve Margaret Chivers Brock you are divorced and Sally Suppose recently Laura Florence Kolata Wojan Jean Campbell Mog Bagdasarian need to return to to embark on a Mary Craigmile Becks Susan Hoban Workman Jean Maynard Coultes school Shirley Wehr Calvert Diane E Zdunczyk Margarel Bland Daniel new career. Or are a widow and need Cynthia Chapman Colvin Glennie Green Dickout you Beta Lon Ann Cox Epsilon Alice M Gunton refresher courses to resume your profes Anne Peterson Delcalzo Miami Beulah Ashton Hudson Patricia Harris Erickson sion. Or a illness has Lunar Circte Anne Hyatt Martyn family depleted Darrene Hicken Ernst Helen Carol Jean Frederick Jane Larson Ingnd Perry funds earmarked for a masters Long Suzanne Nancy Peterson degree. Margery Hopkins Fuller Carnation Circle Mary Millen Ross Although the Foundation may not Patricia R Gierosky Sandra Shore Sands Betty Goodenough Glaeser Sandra Biegelman Burba Mary Louise Tasker come immediately to mind as the solu Lisa Ann Gravette Susan Kinderman Lovell Marlene Adrick Gulas Glover Mauter Mary J Wright Margarel tion to such problems, it should. The Peggy Byerly Harmon Gretchen A Neu Beta Kathleen H Hayes Nancy Palricia Neumann Alpha Doris B. Gorden Sister Grant was USC Special Virginia Clayton Heckler Elaine Pearson Tappan created for such situations. It Virginia Kathrens Nancy McElroy Zolnowski Loyalty Circle especially JoAnn Winter Lov/lher Denise Lou Marsh Ottier Oonors Nancy Kitay Galdi is reserved for members serious facing Kesson Mellon Vincent Anderson L'Cena Brunskill Rice Mary Marilyn to return to Elyce Joeriing Paridon Margaret James Andrews Dorothy Rounsavell challenges and needing funds Tubbesing Evalyn McClelland Preston Susan Shafer Clittord Martha Farmer Lunar Circle school for refresher courses or a career Pryatel Ragones Brynne Coletti Marjorie Henry Roberto Katherine Woerner Coyle Frances Mills Ciulla change. Vicki Gotten Ryan M Beiriger Foster Greta Scott Garner Dorothy Bishop Scott Karen Zateslo Gray Joyce Canavan Stewart The "serious challenges" cover a broad Maureen Clark Sirney Laurie Hutlmire Jelinek Dr Sharon Nugent Wallace Merridelle Sowers Storm Kochert of situations� handi Depue Kimberly spectrum physical Patricia Ketchum Sparks Lois Wadzuk Konikowski Carnation Circle Stothard illness or widowed or Phyllis Gierosky Elizabelh Anne Lewallen Miriam Rowell Awenius cap, disability, Ellyn Bowen Thompson Sally Clendenin Martin Dorothy McKenna Bradshaw divorced, and illness or disability of hus Nicolene Vescovi Shirley Conner Mc Auliffe Charlene Lamont Brumleu Virginia Cole Vescovi Jeanne Miiler McNutt Sharon Klass Gaafar band or children. Other situations may Patricia Pivonka Wagar Mrs Chrislina Morrin-Mink Jennifer White Elizabetti Novak Mitrione Cinda Keating Lucas Lynne Sleek Elizabeth Moreton Danelle Cole McArthur qualify. Nancy Yackey Lecompte Janice Durrant Nicholson Diane Richards Miller Beta Delta Those who must be in Vicki Schwartz Odioso Jneil Ludwick Nelson apply good Michigan State Alberta Wiggins Pettis Helen Smith the alumnae tax for Morrissey standing, having paid Rulh Shape Ray Anita Rosalind Sokolsky Lunar Circle the current and must be Sheryl Sorenson Romer Jane Newcomb Whiting year, financially Dolores Fisher Busard Nancy Jeanne Sullivan Helen Pass Swanson Jill Brinkerhoff Tuer Ottier Donors needy. Applications (available from Cen Carnation Circle Beta Zeta Beverly Edgerton Adair tral Office) may be submitted at any time Marilyn Garton Amato Renee Scott Breslin Kent State Kim Rudy Andrews and must be accompanied by two letters Mona Dorsey Cline Marion Hohl Baugh Barbara Galbraith Dean Carnation Circle can to Elizabeth Byrd Bell from individuals who testify need. Kathleen Ray Fordyce Dorothy Ann Nicholson Mariana Mueller Cox Mary Giddings Hood Rebecca Elbert Seroke It would be if one letter were from Margaret Martin Davies helpful Janet Bartels Hummon Shirley Woody Stacey Kathleen Davis Duffy a Gamma Phi Beta alumna. Susan Henning Kirkpatrick Mary Messer Tschantz Paula Ann Bonadelle DeYoung Mary Burdick Thorne Irene Bergum Donoghue Elizabeth Winston Turner Other Donors Brenda Nicholson Eddy Mary Jane Averill Becherer Other Donors Janene Verge Ferguson Dons Thompson Snider Linda Beta Beta Alexander Browning Lisa Renee Harris Luann DeTar Sterling Shirley Taleen Bibbings Dr Harriet A Danielson Patti Beckham Healy Maryland Dorolhy White Tessier Andrea Renner Butler Betty Jean Kalish Victoria Vail Holden Betty Sullivan Tilley Carolyn Celeste Foreman McNutt Lunar Circle Byl Evelyn Joan Welty Ingle Elizabelh Orr Titus Olga Torsky Dean Marcia Allen Schmitz Carol Linda Klein Shirley Sacks Du Teil Mary Pariett Webster Mary Doering Elizabeth Hines Viering Mary Webb Lae Sharon Eisenhart Woods Shannon Drotar Fineout Wilson Carnation Circle Marjorie Reynolds Sharon Williams Lynch Isabel Matilde Beta Gamma Fleurquin Una Brunskill Markle Martha Lyn Dippell Karen Elizabeth Hahn Beta Eta Carolyn Wellborn Martin Shirley Serrin Landon Bowling Green Carol Marie Hennessy Bradley Carol Hamillon Maves Ruth Blackwell Law Mary Schierholz Hogan Founders Circle Cynthia Wiberg McRoskey Mildred Burton Lawrence Marjone Heitman Hood Lunar Circle Maria Miller Stanley Heim Speakman Dons Bird Gorden Patricia Pinch Jehle Salty Erikson Lewis Patricia Nassour Moller Helen Hale Welton Elaine Rice Johns Carnation Circle Margaret Hirth Morrison Barbara Harding White Judith Valrance Kohl Carnation Circle Lisa Ann Ogawa Ann Clark Arnold Carol Friedman Ann Caldwell Dearman Other Donors Levy Susan Broz Ogden Barbara Boehm Betterman Kimberly Demayer Meyers Elizabeth Asip Evans Jean Donaghu Pirtle Linda Kerr Agreen Camille Antoinette Cestone Ptiyllis Hartung Palmer Marilyn Park Hawthorne Jean Slurdevant Ranee Judith Caskey 8ailey Cheryl Moon Grolle Gertrude Jackson Palmer Colette Cooley Hays Jananne Throop Rice Rose Esther Bixby Norma Rodems Kottemann Cecelia Buckner Bouma Phyllis Sharp Ryan Betsy Althoff Les Williams Seminofl Sacks Brown Rosemary Marilyn Marjorie Macklin Neft Teddi Tindall Shea Cynthia Louise Caswell Elizabeth Ann Pnntz Ella Peebles Davis Foundation Levels Holly May Siegel Giving Wendy Whitaker Schultz Dorland Cockerille Mary Sieling Dorolhy Engle Founders Circle� of $ 1 .000 or more Wanda Sieglried Barbara Vivian Simms Jo McLelland gifts Garey Kaye Kline Swanson Elizabeth Smith Overton Gaushell Circle� of $500 to $999 Spencer Nancy Loyalty gifts Virginia Clough Young Beverly Gould Stern Duane Phillips Gawler Lunar Circle� gifts of $250 to $499 Katherine Gillilan Suiter Janel Lingle Kyes Ottier Donors Bivens Taves Linda Hartlove Carnation Circle� of $ 1 00 to $249 Margaret Loring gifts Hilda Wilson Bourgeois Ruth Naslund Watts Mildred Sears Miller The levels are based on the Foundation's cumula Sheila Kamler Dannells Ellen Austin Weston Kathleen Marie Moran Connie Welch Gillespie Jodi Williamson Palricia Perrone Oberosler tive records '-^ince 1980. If these amounts do Lynn giving Pamela Heeren Hennenfent Gretchen Womble Jeanne Pierce Young Lang not coincide with your records, the Jeanne Gamauf Laue Andre Marlene Shepel Powell please notify Cynthia Young Elizabeth Spaulding Neufeld Thomas Eleanor Reed Foundation at Central Office to receive Cheryl Young Hoppe proper Carolyn Harshbarger Orsi Harriet Forden Zachary Hazel Burton Richards credit in the future. Patricia Smith Remack Anne Charlene Gonzales Zettel Bengel Slater Corinne Pfiester Richman 22 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 Lynn Strasser Florence Heinfelt O'Connor Alexis Lagos Parkes Beta Theta Nancy E Powell San Jose State Stephanie Sloggett Catherine Schafler Sweem Bandits raid Lunar Circle Merry Greig Wong Lois Kirchner Abbott Valerie Vetch Caveglia Other Oonors Allen Carnation Circle MaryJo Joan Herzig Braitsch 1986 Convention Patricia Temple Compton Karen Mueller Brown Jeanne Arranls Davis Turnipseed Evatt Jean Murphy Ferrini Sally Kara Hill Fletcher Consuelo C Ford Elizabeth Simpson Jung Joyce McSwan Franke Diane McCroskey Smith Rlla Anna Gardin Barbara Daseking Young Jami Allyson Gibbons Claire Lewis Gietzen Ottier Donors Marcia Anderson Habecker Reba Faye Augustine Marcy Louise Hanley McCall Bawanan Janet Donna Hanifin Harper Alice Kent Bergna Lori Ann Chew Haynes Juanila Brelle Kyle Carol Susan Heuman Thelma Grolhe Carter Lynn White Hice Terry Webel Cassietto Bonnie Graham Knowlton Mary Youngren Collins Trudi Brownton Diffendaffer Linda McKinny Ann Lawrence Emerson Kathryne Ann Meade Diane Jergens Hawes Frances Maloney Mehling Jacqueline Baker Holmes Marty Lynn Nelson Sue Ann Kapis Wendy Garner Newhouse Susan Elizabeth Lane Anne Pelonis Newlee Evelyn Holbrook Logan Angela Margaret Patrone Tomalene Borgman Lynch Barbara McCall Paul Dorolhy Joyce Lyman Mather Gilberta King Seatz Eileen Bureau McDonald Susan Jean Shafer Renee Harman Mitchell Linda Spiro Thais Mola O'Neil Pamela Ruth Woodberry Omsted Jacquelyn Hagarman Beta Mu Gayle Mane Paride Susan Sleuerwald Reynolds Florida State Joan Carlson Satrap Loyalty Circle Marietta Zaro Singer Dolores Freilas Spurgeon Joan Goddard Marks Eleanor Gabler Wilson Lunar Circle Beta lota Neta Ray Adams With guns cocked, these Gamma Phi Betas raided the Dallas Convention. Idaho State Carnation Circle dis Linda Scribner Coles Armed robbery can be an ef school sophomore, doctors Michele Pond Adalou Huggins Horne Mary tool when covered one tonsil contained Susan Rountree Troyer Deborah Pollock fective fund raising Catherine Gulesian Shilen Ottier Donors it's all in fun. cancer and nine , prescribed Other Donors Lela Boyer Geisenberg A gang of months of radiation and chemo Peggy Ann Shufeldt Hess Mary Burt Berryman mean-looking Anna Maguire Janky Dorolhy Elizabeth M Cygan masked bandits invaded the therapy. Camp Esperanza was Gloria Pfundheller Mosser Nina Reidy Duggar Jana Kramer Rodgers Judilh Meyers Edwards Foundation dinner and "cleaned being developed about that Suzanna Marie Tillotson Genevieve Elizabeth Everett he was too Kelli Jo Downend Troxler Tamberiy Lynn Ford out" the audience of 500. time, and although Janel Holmes Forlson old to be a Mike was in Beta Kappa Judith Ellen Hankins Armed with capguns, the "des- camper, Arizona State Addie Spencer Hicks told the audience vited to attend as a coun Sandra Adsit Johnston peradettes" junior Lunar Circle Michele Margaret Leblanc no one would be hurt if they selor. He served three years Julie Ann Johnson Kathleen Boyd Marsh Sue McCreary Stockton Margarel Valero McPherson their purses. When the more as a counselor. Kim Moses emptied Carnation Circle Annette Kilgore O'Brien "booty" was counted, some Mike told the audience about Cheryl Shaffer Blair Diana Paez the and how much chil tJlarcia McConoughey Fisher Karen Skarda Rand $4,800 had been donated to the camp Kalherine VanNorren Russell for dren love it. He said the best Ottier Donors Lorraine Dey Summers Foundation grants-in-aid, Carol Lynn Brooks Sallie Roberts Talmon and thing is that it is a "haven Marilyn Coor Burton Billie EdgeTrocke scholarships fellowships, Darla Anne Click Elizabeth Bowman White and of normalcy" for children who Brown Ellis camping. Margaret Beta Nu Denise Stanisha Fuller Another highlight of the din spend much of their time going Franks Gannon Vermont Amy in Barbara Barr Grant ner was a presen and out of hospitals. "It's real Carnation Circle heartwarming Linda Peterson Klein Mike a wonderful to see them smile Virginia Wiseman Krufl Sarah Bradley Presser tation by Tanner, Baylor ly Laura Sue Richmond Rulh Andrea Seeler who of and watch their faces Mayre Glasson Rodwick Alayne Tomlinson Trombley Gniversity sophomore light up. Kimberly Sherrell Rutherford a Other Donors fered about one of It's quite week." Glennys Paul Saba testimony Judy Harris Swensen Barbara Hughes Campbell the Foundation Also attending the dinner Sharon Furman Teitelbaum Carol Anne Fischer philanthropies, Muriel S Fonad Esperanza. Located near was Dr. Peggy Sartin, Camp Beta Lambda Evans Isham Camp Elizabeth medical San Diego State Jill Rakoff Matusow Dallas, it provides a week of fun Esperanza director, Mary Stroberl Merrick Lunar Circle who a check Barbara Massey Tieman for children with cancer. accepted $4,000 Jo Ann Gail Dickie Fowler Margaret Veazey a routine tonsillec from the Foundation in behalf Sally Stevens Jones During Beta Xi Mindy Hersh Weiss when Mike was a ofthe Ohio State tomy high camp. Carnation Circle Lunar Circle Gayle C Christiansen Carol Braatz Wilson Kathleen Rail Matthiessen Susan Jane Bonnell Carnation Circle Other Donors Margaret Tumlin Mcintosh Martha Everett Bowman Savan Maria Cioffi Kathleen Houser Nolan Sally Mettee Keeler Carole McKie DeMaggio THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 23 TYPE OR USE BLACK INK DUE BY APF.il 1 (Applications after APPLICATION FOR GAMMA PHI BETA CAMP STAFF accepted this (jate until OPEN TO ALUMNAE OR COLLEGIATE MEMBERS staff is complete) Applying for: Counselor .Waterfront Director .Director, NAME: .CHAPTER: last first BIRTHDATE; . ./. GRAD. YR. .SOC. SEC. #: COLLEGE ADDRESS: .PHONE: city State/prov, zip code Dates that you can be reached at the above address: From /_ ./ to /. HOME ADDRESS: .Phone: city state/prov. zip code Height: .Weight: College Major: Graduate degrees and majors: Do you have: Advanced lifesaving: WSI: /_ expiration date expiration date American Red Cross First Aid: / _ CPR: /_ expiration date expiration date Do you play a musical instrument: Jf so, what: Check areas In which you have (1 ) interest, (2) experience, (3) teaching ability: (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3) Outdoor Cooking Marine Life Camp Craft Dramatics Nature Study Folk Dancing Hiking Song Leading Arts & Crafts Puppetry Swimming Outdoor Games Other (Specify): _ On separate pieces of paper (please type) answer or list: I. Four references, their addresses and telephone numbers (include area code)� FORMER EMPLOYERS PRE FERRED; if you are a collegian, one must be the chapter alumna advisor or member of chapter advisory committee. Do not list relatives or collegians. II. List any special diets, health conditions, or physical conditions you have which would limit your activities. III. Resume: list pertinent job or volunteer experience with dates served. IV. Describe your experience with 8-1 3 year old children. V. Course work or training wtiich would be helpful as a counselor. The following approval is required for an undergraduate member; Signature of chapter president: * ** ** I understand that if I am accepted, I will be required to submit a certificate of satisfactory physical examination and a TB-free verifica tion. The information on this application is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT DATE Please mail to: Carol Pedlar, 3308 W. 37th Ave.. Vancouver, British Columbia V6N 2V6, Canada. Telephone 604-266-4760. CO FORM #76 1986 Karen Parker Lynn Laurie Hoover Latla Gladys Sims Marlar Heidi Karol Nakamura Karen Herring Matthews Beverly Fennimore Palmer Local Rosemarie Harris Robson Frances E Radewan Camperships Jacquelyn Ann Schultze Corinne Lyle Rowe 1986, the Gamma Phi Beta Karen Hollars Shepherd Colleen Sweeney Unterreiner During Foundation provided more Kathy Lou Stogsdill Beta Tau than $9,000 to supplement $8,800 raised alumnae Lynda Binford Thomas by chapters Leslie Johnson Valandingham Texas Tech for 150 local At Mary Jane Vieck nearly camperships. Gamma Phi Beta Lunar Circle Camp Peggy Vieck Sechelt in British Ward Columbia, 108 special girls experienced camp Mary Keegan Susan Jack Banks Billie Willett Wintin Patricia Johnson Hutchens ing. These special youngsters in the Gnited States and Canada Beta Rho Carnation Circle benefited from friendship, swimming, hiking and other camp Colorado Becky Taube Beeler Karen Harrison Davis activities for because of the Lunar Circle 2,350 days generous contributions Diana Brown French of Gamma Phi Betas. Alumnae and the Lynn Towsley Hamblin Dorothy Foltyn Killian chapters camping pro Marilyn Foster Lookadoo Carnation Circle grams they funded are listed below. Debrah Sullivan Moore Jeanne Schroll Aden Sharron Butier Owens Albuquerque, N.M.�Muscular Distrophy Association of America Virginia Ann Bear Ava Willingham Ray Diane Hopple Bregenzer � Ames, la. Camp Fire Lyndall Lehan Cook Other Donors Aurora, III.� Fox Girl Scout Council Anne Golseth Debra Haigood Alston Valley Jeannette Stoll Kaelin Beverly Cleone Ashlon Cedar la.� of lowana Council of Marilyn Beardmore Kay Paula Bell Rapids, Camp Courageous Iowa, Nancy Jenkins Kitt Kathryn Reynolds Bennett Camp Fire Kay Temple Patterson Barbara Teal Berry Ernestene Lee Bowman Other � Oonors Cleveland East, Ohio Broadmoor School Judy Dacus Bybee Elizabeth Aikin Cleveland Cresap Peggy Campbell Clark West, Ohio�Camp Cheerful Sandra Caughran Anderson Lola Meek Cone Shirley Flolo Bahde Frances Kirk Cranfill Tex� Corpus Christi, Camp Fire Girls Margaret McGuire Betchart Shawn Green Drewes Victoria Dolores Hunt Foster Tex. � Roop Bundy Dallas, Camp Esperanza Nancy Joan Cole Marilyn Parish Fowier Ellen R Fales Ohio�United Cerebral Laverne Hulin Haley Dayton, Palsy Elise Ferrari Sara Elizabeth Holmes Denver, Colo. � Fire Council, Denver Girls's, Mile Evelyn Viviano Harms Jane Stephens Justice Camp Inc., Palricia Grohne Harrison Sarah Childress Lofland High Girl Scouts Victoria G Hunsicker Catherine Balzer Lorino Valerie Johnson Kates Stacey Lee Lowe � Eugene, Ore. Camp Fire Elizabeth Rose Kauffman Miriam Jennings Mayhew Carol Lee Kizzia Terri McMurray Nieser Ind. � Evansville, Raintree Girl Scout Council Jane Reading Kolmer Mary Catherine O'Malley Ruth V Koons Dawn Pleasant Parker Mich. �Irish Hills Girl Scout Council Jackson, Karen Baldwin Lauer Ellen Dunias Roddy Elizabeth Martin Anna Balzer Minn. � Center Crosby Rothrock Minneapolis-St. Paul, Courage Camps Mary Beth Jensen McCoy Ann Ohern Schroeder Modesto, Cal. �Christian Berets Melinda McCormick McKinney Mary Reinhart Smith Barbara Pratl McMullin Marilyn Dunagan Stubbeman Monterey County, Cal. �Monterey Parks and Recreation Depart Margarel Brummett Nordlie Beverly Ann Truett Phyrne McKennan Osborne Lynda Hooper Weaver ment, Salinas YMCA Summer Camps Katherine Spangler Peterson Dorothy Rekslad Phillips Beta Upsilon Montreal, Que. �Amy Molson Camp, Inc. Margarel Roath Kansas State Dr Shari Samansky Summers N. � Virginia, Va. Northern Virginia Training Center Capt Frances Grace Washburn Carnation Circle Ross Neb. � Bifida Association of Nebraska Milly Westphalen Joanne Starkweather Chapman Omaha, Spina Maria Green Woeckener Mildred Goreham MacKenzie Palo Alto, Cal. � Harmon/Easter Seal Beta Mary Eaton Matuszak Camp Society Sigma Mary Johann Sheneman Philadelphia North, Penn. �Camp Firefly Washington State Debbie Steiner Smith Founders Circle Philadelphia West, Penn. �Camp Sunshine Other Donors Rosetla Roodhouse Erb Linda Turney Adams � Princeton N.J. Meta/Trenton YMCA Susan Henderson Bowman Area, Camp Carnation Circle Rosemary Butler Quad � Wineinger Cities, la. and 111. Davenport Y, Camp Abe Lincoln Rita Long Bradley Janice Edwards Christie Trudy Henriksen Kramer Victoria Louise N.C. � Pines of Carolina Girl Clegg Raleigh Scout Council Donna Eshelman Other Oonors Manning Lisa Fla. �The Children's Inc. Marie Ford Tampa Bay Area, Home, Krislin Pierce Beals Lonise Pflaslerer Grosdidier Toledo, Ohio�Toledo Society for the Ernestine Freitas Brennon Jo Goetz Heasly Handicapped Marcia Clacy Charlton Aldre Holmgren Hotujac Kelly Suzanne Clarke Betty Dawson Husted Diane Clark Coblentz Cynthia Lueker Kiug Ellen Buchhagen Cummings Marie Russell Harkey Toni Perkins Kubly Mary Lou Enberg Shawna Lynne Lawrence Joyce Gallogly Etiing Demetra Caporal Hoshall Janel A Morgan Brooke Healy Sheryl Smith Mundhenke Janet Campbell Mahan Cynthia Dianne Lacy Joan Trotzer Horn Caroline Pickens Other Donors Preddy Carolyn Santord Vetter Carolyn Mainard Manes Kathleen Riddle King Debra Barringer Powell Hooton Melvin Ruth Nash Sharon Radach Beta Omicron Mary Aldridge Lange Kathryn Busch Setchell Patricia Ann Milligan Marsha Thompson Basanda Oklahoma City Norma Teague Pyron Nancy Phillips Bassett Stephanie Wuller Simpson Margie Calvert Bianchetta Lunar Circle Margie Smilh Wallers Judith Goetze Blaney Foundation Levels Merilyn Miby Gandy Terri Leathers Wilkin Kathy Jo Callahan Giving Suzanne Yowell Victoria Schluter Coiield Founders Circle� of $ 1 or more Carnation Circle gifts ,000 Judith Pike Coy Beta Pi Circle� of $500 to $999 Adra Mason Oheel< Cheryl Woolls Delap Loyalty gifts Alta Patricia Denton Indiana State Carole Gilbert Frazier Lunar Circle�gifts of $250 to $499 Maytha Wagner Mead Maryellen Ivy George Founders Circle Carnation Circle� of $100 to Clarice Braker Morrison Virginia Clarke Hardt gifts $249 Kathryn Jones Precure Marty Kuhn Pool Oenlse Henderson The levels are based on the Foundation's cumula Barbara Wilson Hinshaw Other Donors Lunar Circle tive records since 1980. If Barbara Long Hochgesang giving these amounts do Lisa Hilts Benson Ann Mullen Bronsing Cyndy Meisner Howes not coincide with your records, please notify the Linda Constantine Buettner Virginia Nichols Johnson Carnation Circle Foundation at Central Lavonne Mayhugh Cfinion Linda Diane Lee Office to receive proper Wanda Cole Fraher Kathryn Schultz Catanach Rea Kinkade Lmville credit in the future. Emma Niemcyk Geplord Bennita Baker Kennedy Linda Johnson Lowry THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 25 Foundation^ Sharon Anthony Talge Edith Edmundson Osborn Jane Opal Rinehart Beta Chi Gamma Jacqueline Commerford Unruh Heidi Belh Pracht Rogers Epsilon Sound Other Donors Rita Kay Sutler Walker Wichita State Melba Quick Spurrier Puget Susan Bastek Emily Jane Wallers Linda Newman Steer Sheryl Lynn Bollinger Henry Lunar Circle Wilson Janet Durbin Deardorll Judith Zatarain Gordon Janice Wanklyn Wissman Victoria Oxman Verla Rutherford Eslon Carol Hubbach Fratt Beta Gamma Mu Beta Phi Joyce Cole Hultgren Omega Lemla Krueger Johnson Northern Arizona Joan Salzer Kuhlmann Moorhead State Indiana Carnation Circle Jeanyne Burleson Marshall Linda Lee Acosia Founders Circle Carnation Circle Wauketa Craw Wright Karen Marie Perry Carla Lynn Braun Jennie Kalhleen Curtis Martha Anne Wangeman Edwards Nancy Tarnow Bartels Other Oonors Jody Nancy Adams Cripe Gamma Zeta Barbara Talley Inch Donna Jabara Baker Carnation Circle Carol Ellmgwood Franks Jill Susanne Thingelstad Jacquelyn Hager Barngrover Marni Shonerd Godin East Texas State Graves Hensler Nancy Barbara Ward Basi Maxine Tollefson Holliday Gamma Nu Nancy Sue Kuper Huebner Carnation Circle Verla Cox Cook Beth Kornrumph Rhue Lamar Judith Harness Jennings Teresa Salsman Craig Keena Kline Sampson Jacqueline Painter Mann Marcia Mau Laura McMullen Cross Cynthia Fry Vaughan Carnation Circle Other Donors Melody Kay Nedrud Corinne Miller Davis Other Donors Vickie Allis Bennett Elizabeth Schnepf Renee Farha Wendie Gard Black Ann Blenda Woelk Grossenbacher Patricia Ball Blanchard Alice Looney Brown Mary Terry Other Donors Vinita Hood Hoflman Jerre Parker Brenda Leigh Borrett Geiger Other Donors Nancy Gould Adams Nancy Hammel Kuehler Vicki Gardner Corea Barbara Watts Humphrey Barbara Sanders Carol Goodwin Aldrich Barbara Kemp Martin Karen Ann Courtney Carol Gann Lee Buckley Laureen Small Allbright Janel Wasinger Moody Nancy Taylor Hushek Evelyn Daniel Means MarjOrie Rembert Carroll Mary Conrad Armstrong Shirley Sayers Russell Princess Humphrey Killebrew Donna Jo Moore Susan Salerbak Chapman Jillann Bruce Beeson Mylene Sayler Margo Williams Penardi Jan Lovell Riley Kathryn Williford Kirkland Irene Hozdovich Behling Janneli D Senn Anne Coletle Petrie Judy Lanell Sandidge Linda Lane Morris Frida Nelson Cannon Diesa Bostic Snyder Marilyn Faris Schoil Janna Gaye Thomas Marlynn Lee Rumm Kimberly Taylor Casey Linda Lees Stiegler Mona Gail Tinsley Kathleen Lee Young Beta Psi Vicki Ann Mary Lewis Cole Virginia Martin Stroup Vaughan Susan Marlow Zeigle Carolin Anne Oklahoma State Cooney Gamma Gamma Eta Rita McLinden Cron Alpha Gamma Xi Lunar Circle Beach Kathryn Mallette Densborn Memphis State Cat State Long Tennessee Susan Ann Dudley Barbara Ann Beeman Lunar Circle Circle Linda Ruth Dyerly Phala Fuller Warner Loyalty Carnation Circle J Marilyn EUsperman Mary Agnes Welsh Randall Stevens Guerra Carnation Circle Patricia Ann Blissitl Julie Wheeler Funke Carnation Circle Carnation Circle Pamela Jean Sweeney Amy Stallings Glover Frances Council Fristoe Betsy Hoflman Gould Ms Cherelyn Gibbs Paula Jams Dean Shelby Wilson McGirr Other Oonors Elizabeth Harris Emily Sue Hansen Linda Hallenbeck Peiegrino Other Donors Gail Herndon Fennimore Constance Tormoehlen Himes Teresa Gibbs McCalley Janet Parker Whitcomb Darcel Gunter Karen Claxton Hindman Marsha McCollum Schumacher Sandra Graham Cude Cheryl Other Donors Amy Lee Hoyer Linda Joy Smith Allene Brown Dienna Charlotte Headrick Lynn Buckmaster Irwin Betty Asbridge Reeves Judith Nesbitt Abbott Nancy Melinda Hunley DDS Other Donors Burns Janecka Carol L Alexander Joyce Gamma Beta Gamma Omicron Maureen Ann Kiley Linda Rae Baker Nancy Joyce Cohn Susan Waller Kinnamon Barbara Tolle Cavanaugh Gettysburg Barbara Gorey Gilcrest Kentucky Susan Lower Long Sherry Lynn Davis Sheila McCarthy Hewitt Carnation Circle Carnation Circle Mary Belh Maginn Marian Beck Edwards Cynthia Bettencourt Icardo Kim Ellen McPheters Mary Chapman Fairlamb Toby Orem Graham Karen Alice Leuer Betlie Brooks Cochran Diane Frances Murray Linda Ferguson Flowers Lynnae Belts Steinberg Jacqueline Miller Mahan Diane Kroggel Crandell Suzy Newman Lucille Stover Foster Diana Mies Osterhues Luann Holmes Other Donors Diane Dross Nichols Ms Sheila Sue Foxworthy Cynthia Dorris Ray Marcia Lynne Semple Judith Ruhl O'Neill Parks Palricia Frances Bischoff Brenda Nelson Sanders Cynlhia Gray Mary Forsyth Wischer Elizabeth Ahlemeyer Quick Rhela Nowlin Grisham Carol MacArlhur Bishop Jeannine Genest Shelton Stephanie Risch Riggs Gladys Hughes Heath Laura Davio Kim Louise Spilsbury Other Donors Gilliam Ross Wilma Kindt Henderson Thelma Dick Linda Watson Wheeler Shirley Hughes Jennifer McNew Appelt Carole Bierbaum Schlenker Carole Klaus Htggins Karen Kroggel Ferg Mary Severdia Wohlgemuth Cathy Lou Cochran Jan Bates Wheeler Ellen Pope Hunt Bonda Schafer Fredrickson Gamma Theta Josephine Sims Nutter Sarah Pihulic Wojcik Eowana Peters Jordan Jodi Elizabeth Hopper Kathleen Marie Madeleine Ann Yucevicius Reva Benton Laughlin Linda Lee Luttrell Pacific Young Elizabeth Hauslein Martinson Carnation Circle Gamma Pi Kathenne Schirmer Mazzuchi Luanne Michelle Muscaro Janice Sangumetli Graves Mankato State Susan Pahides Schultz Elinor Harrold Sagehorn Lunar Circle Karen Leigh Shipe Lucile Keplinger Smilh Marcia Lynn Walker Dianne Appelwick O'Konski Other Oonors Cynlhia Em Yingling Carnation Circle Michele Tamamian Cooper Gamma Gamma Peggy Smilh Fellows Audrey Hork Seilz Wise-Milwaukee Shirley Middleton Mikels Other Donors Lunar Circle Gamma lota Laurel Bodelson Andrews Renee Mane Gralewicz Midwestern State Diane Hemmingson Gomez Wiecks Hess Carnation Circle Carnation Circle Carolyn Kalhryn Lalavor Hoflner Victoria Niemann Friede Alice Gee Jordan Pamela Jean Leach Other Donors Other Oonors Margaret Boynlon McEwen Maureen Kay Sigler Joan Howard Aller Ginger Giles Giuck Jams Sheahan Frank Elizabelh Hunt Henderson Gamma Rho Karen Joosl Henry Phyllis Haubert Laughon Teresa Lea Jenson Oshkosh Christine Tresselt Ailts Knstine Papa Kaiser Gamma Kappa Bachnik Callahan Victoria Bishop McLaughlin Kearney State Marilyn Dorolhy Clark Nagy Christina Diana Hartmann Carnation Circle Diane Cyzmoure Peterson Kathleen Bartels Maccoux Barbara Robertson Posekany Dr Edna Lue Furness Gail Gleisner Pludeman Diana Schuchardt Scheelk Katherine Wehner Reft Other Donors Gamma Delta Kalhenne Maloney Strycker Gaylene Brown Aden Wyoming Eleanor Saunders Dale Gamma Sigma Mary Buchanan Mach Western Carnation Circle Michigan Deidre Spencer Smith Martha Dougherty Delanoy Diane Strieker Vieselmeyer Carnation Circle Kristin Brandt Riske Suzan Louise Zetterman Kathleen Hartsema Novak Linda Eschenburg Ryden Other Donors Gamma Lambda Mary Beacon Ferguson Louisiana State Other Donors Sharon S Rice Christine Ann Allen Carnation Circle Hiking and swimming create big appetites. Janice Jones Rising Susan Lynn Healh Evelyn Morgan Snook Cathy Boudreaux Griftin Kathryn Klesney Metcalf 26 THE CRESCENT/WINTER 1986-87 Ann Thurston Kathryn Other Donors Gamma Tau Karen Eileen Tripe St Louis Mary Teresa Coletta Delta Theta Linda Anne Kissell Founders Circle Cal Poly San Luis Ob Audrey E Kramer Helene Kushner Patricia O'Connell Mullins Carnation Circle Sharon June Simandl Circle Carnation Ann Brownsberger Hiller Delta Nu Ann Jilt Tennis Heitzman Leigh Moylan Ellen Frances Penne S W Missouri State Other Donors Debra Cnbbms Wilham Carnation Circle Luetkenhaus Bedient Mary Other Donors Elizabeth Anne Lampe Mary Ann Clark Kimberly Lynn Blakkolb Crannell Craven Other Donors Mary Margery Ziemann Blodgett Alice Cole Landholt Elizabeth Bromfield Cuthbert Lisa Bergman Carder Barbara Jo Christenson Gamma Upsilon Deborah Silk Furtado Cheryl Dara Gerard Melissa Meihofer Fruend Drake Sherri Himelhoch Kimmelshue Charlene Carol Gullelt Brintnall Merwin Elizabeth Lou Horn Carnation Circle Beverly Karen Louise Nason Connie Jo Ramsey Patricia Ann Korengel Janel Muller Nissen Claudia Webster Susan Wehling Rogaliner Linda Michele Tammel Linda Waxberg Wiebe Vicki Asprooth Roy Julie Moser Willis Delta Xi Lynda M Zigrang Other Donors Bucknell Delta lota Carol Jardine Dworak Carnation Circle Linda Elaine Engelbert Purdue Ann Elizabeth Isban Carol Seigal Geller Carnation Circle Sandra Beth Solomon Cynthia Claire Graves Catherine Renee Beck Rae Henoch McKenna Other Donors Barbara Hames Murphy Ann Cibula Zultner Linda Jamison Berry Jane Mabb Sersland Other Donors Ms Jane Elizabeth Blake Peggy Marquardt Stansberry Ruthanna Borden Carol Israel Casten Mary Oudsema Stevens Amy Janice Smith Coleman Cheryl Cole Fiery Mary Eloise Sloikes Carolyn Schnirring Dungan Karen Maria Hamerski Gamma Phi Elizabeth Jane Fritzsche Kalherine Dowler Murphy Auburn Renee Ann Harrison Janet Lee Ward Ms Karen Elizabeth May Jessica Rebecca Weichsel Founders Circle Anne Cynthia McGill Delta Omicron Ann Verdecchia Moore Latane Jordan Graham Jennifer Ann Mueller Southern Tech Carnation Circle Kim Dell Parshall Ms Diana Eros Schroeder Susan Catherine Konrad Laura Mortensen Gladney Angela Early Bonnie MacNeal Shell Margo Petroski Delta Pi Kathleen Ann Sutherland Other Donors Susan Lyn Waterman Illinois St Normal Janet Dawn Renee Ann Ciessau Suzanne Michelle Book Youngblood Roberta Hunter Ziccarelli Noreen Ann Kelly Denise Hugghins Brooks Happy campers play fetch. Elizabeth Klein Manning Marian Naylor Davies Delta Kappa Nancy Ann Wold Elizabeth Tunnell Deal Alice Berry Hagler Lehigh Delta Rho Catherine Cummins Hayes Carnation Circle Dickinson Hoomes Janet Mahaffey Delta Beta Betty Jean Ingwersen Carnation Circle Violel BasweU Boise State Mahaffey Levels Lisa Ann Deon Charlene Bunting Paulk Debie Jean Beavers Foundation Giving Cannon Smitherman Christine Welch Galvan Kimberly Founders Circle� of $1,000 or more Other Donors Alma Smith Stoves Knulson gifts Mary Mackey Laurie M Bacon Lufkin Stuart Johnson Circle� of $500 to $999 Jacquelyn Karen Mengel Loyalty gifts Terri Ann Kehm Conoscuito Joan Allen Thornton Sue Ellen Williams Lunar Circle� of $250 to $499 Gail Laurie Horowitz Jane Luster Williams gifts Kathleen Marie Kelly Carmen Webber Woodham Delta Gamma Carnation Circle� of $100 to $249 gifts Nancy Lynn Pierce Gamma Chi Nebraska-Omeha The levels are based on the Foundation's cumula Barbara Steinberg Southwest Texas St Carnation Circle tive giving records since 1980. If these amounts do Delta Sigma Morns Claralynn Dilling Mary Wattles Bryans not coincide with records, notify the Florida Inst Tech Lisa Ann Gondesen your please Gloria Olga Deren Sharon Smith Graham Other Donors Foundation at Central Office to receive proper Teresa Tesh Duhring Mireur Lofton Mary Nancy Burrell Herrod credit in the future. Mary Margarel Moore Ginger Davies Waggener Louise Lewis Rohrbough Mary Frances Osborne Carol Wilson Bryant Rosalind Evans Marilou D Overia Delta Delta Gamma Psi Delta Zeta Marion Eugenia Rawls Cal State FuUerton State Other Donors Linda Tisdale Northern Iowa Southwestern Hannah Marie Craig Sandra Leah Buschmann Carnation Circle Delta Tau Carnation Circle Norma Lynch Speegle Elaine Marnell Gebhard Miriam Jean Borovinsky Maura Jo Gouker Colgate Christine Mineart Turnipseed Delta Eta Holland M Swetz Cheryl Anne Speer Christiana Davidson Sharon Lewis Houghtaling, Other Donors California-Irvine Peggy Delta Other Donors Dr Geralyn Marotta Prosswimmer Upsilon Barbara Teig Adams Lunar Circle Denise Cattern Maryann Leonard! Wymore Georgia Ella Cowlishaw Bartley Dempster Cathenne Ann Holland Nancee Nesselroad Cook Ann Janelle Devlin Delta Lambda Carnation Circle Rhonda Hessel Michele Marie Garden May Carnation Circle Calif Riverside Nancy Davies Jacobson Jo Whitehead Neiss Teresa Sullivan George Wurster Russell Virginia Chizek Schene Eloise Susan Hock Helga Carnation Circle Other Donors Susan Smith Beverly Johnson Janssen Shelly Dther Donors Corinne Fossum Mensinger Martha Payne Mendenhall Laura McBride Kayoda Gamma Jacqueline Jael Bukofzer Omega Jo An Levy Other Donors Epsilon Beta Wisc-Platteville Deborah Dykes Misiag Bonnie Leigh Burdette Peterson Carnegis Dawn Chappell Alma College Nancy Truitt Fellows Marybeth Norgren Kathy Lorene Robin Chee Julia Hews Everett Dorene Dunn Lewis Frances Webb Kopp Alaire Hinkel Outlaw Lenore Frances Nannette Meredith Milton Ruth Riechers Mathe Amy Lee Mei Packer Dowling Gamma Karen Tannewitz Lorraine Susan Morrison Epsilon Marie Stueike Robinson Joann Carter Ringland Gregory Elizabeth Elaine Hornbrook Anne Heise Lara Lorraine Diaz Watson Barbara Thomson Velasquez Vickie Lynn Minardi Delta Alpha Sharon Gathmann Law Delta Mu Delta S Nimmo Wise-River Falls Epsilon Dr Susan Norma Jean Yokota Norwood Rutgers Virginia Henneman Dolesy Texas Wesleyan Karen Malone Ottoson Rene Joy Lehman Patricia Ann Brooks Carnation Circle Woodfjn Renaud Christy Louise Lingenbrink Margaret Frances D Medina Myra Denise Siedhoff Kathleen Lynn Wilson Tammy Jean Woulfe Regina Peck Wagoner THECRESCEINT/WIINTER 1986-87 27 Province 1 Alumnae Director Anne Layton (McGill) Alumnae Chapter: Montreal, Que. Career/Activities: Pension and Benefit Funds manager, VIA Rail Canada, Inc.; Junior League Interests: traveling, reading, volunteering Province II Collegiate Director Becky Taube Beeler (Texas Tech) Alumnae Chapter: New York City, N.Y. Career/Activities: IBM engineer Interests: biking, skiing, traveling Anne Laijlon, Becky Beeler Province II Alumnae Director Carolyn Vick Anderson (W. Virginia) Alum nae Chapter: Pittsburgh, Penn. Career/Activities: tax consultant, PTA, Brownie Troop co-leader Interests: traveling, cooking, baking, people Province II Collegiate Director Leigh A. Moylan (Cal. Poly-San Luis Obispo) rB Relative: Laura Moylan Murphy (San Diego St.) Career/Activi ties: Corporate Operations assistant manager and media broker. The Holt Corporation, Bethlehem, Penn. Interests: traveling, music, sports, cats Carolyn Anderson. L^. ujh M. iyu Province III Collegiate Director Lisa Gravette (Bowling Green) Alumnae Chapter: Dayton, Ohio r Lisa Gravelle. Palricia Wagar Province IV Alumnae Director Julie Wheeler Funke (Indiana) Alumnae Chapter: Indianapolis, Ind. Career/Activities: vice president, Maury Boyd and Associates, Inc.; National Interfratemity Conference liaison; Women in Communications; Lawrence Township Educational Council; Lawrence North High School Parent Faculty Board Area Financial Advisor Sherry Crow Adams (ISebraska) Alumnae Chapter: Lincoln Neb. Career/Activities: teacher and department chairman, Waverly Education Association, Delta Kappa Gamma, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, church Interests: bridge, needlepoint, latch hooking Sherry Adam'. 28 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 Province V Alumnae Director Gail Gleisner Pludeman (Wis.-Oshkosh) Alumnae Chapter: Milwaukee, Wis. Career/Activities: PTA, child care, swim club, children's center auxiliary, church group Interests: crafts, sew ing, outdoors Province V Collegiate Director Karen Joost Henry (Wis.-Milwaukee) Alumnae Chapter: Milwaukee, Wis. r-l-B Award: Merit Roll Career/ Activities: teacher of the deaf, public schools Interests: knitting, sewing, bowling, decorating, needlework Gail Pludeman, Karen Henry Province VI Collegiate Director Maureen Sigler (Mankato St.) Alumnae Chapter: Grand Forks, N.D. Career/Activities: Student Organizations coor dinator, N. Dakota State Gniv.; Association of College Gnions-lnterna- tional; Phi Delta Kappa Interests: photography, traveling, movies Province VI Alumnae Director Cindy Shirley Schultz (Iowa St.) Alumnae Chapter: Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn. r Province VII Alumnae Director Mary Fisher Griffith (S. Metho dist) Alumnae Chapter: Austin, Tex. r$B Relatives: Linda Fisher Price (S. Methodist), Linda Griffith, Cheryl Griffith Burris, Jennifer Griffith (all Texas) Career/Activities: political campaigning, church choir and adminis trative board Interests: reading, piano, sewing Mary Griffilh Province VIII Anne Phillips Hartje (Vanderbilt) Alumnae Chapter: Jack sonville, Fla. Career/Activities: advertising account executive, N.W. Ayer Interests: singing, antiques, interior decorating Province VIII Collegiate Director Sandra Rettke Nauman (Arizona) Alum nae Chapter: Atlanta, Ga. r*B Relative: Diana Nauman Brockelbank (Arizona) Career/Activities: legal secretary. Metropolitan Life Insurance; Roswell Historical Society; typing teacher. Prison Ministries; Questers International; church Interests: antiques, traveling, needlework, white water rafting, skiing, writing poetry Area Financial Advisor Cathy Boudreaux Griffin (Louisiana St.) Alumnae Chapter: Princeton Area, N.J. rB Relative: Cindy Boudreaux Redmon Career/Activities: director, nursery school; Junior League; Princeton Medi cal Center Interests: skiing, SCGBA diving, children's literature Cathy Griffin THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 29 Officers Province IX Collegiate Director Ellen Matthews Duncan (Oklahoma) Alumnae Chapter: Weatherford, Okla. P'J'B Relative: Laney Duncan (Okla homa) Career/Activities: office manager, medical office; Mothers' March of Dimes; softball coach Interest: bowling Province IX Alumnae Director Clarice Braker Morrison (Oklahoma City) Alumnae Chapter: Oklahoma City, Okla. r Province X Collegiate Director Joanne Callis Roman (Vanderbilt) Alum nae Chapter: St. Louis, Mo. Career/Activities: financial systems account ant specialist, church group Interests: volleyball, racquetball, weaving, needlework, crafts Province X Alumnae Director Alice Van Horne Huff (Missouri) r Joanne Roman. Alice Huff Province XI Alumnae Director Amanda McCoy Harries (Arizona) Alumnae Chapter: Phoenix, Ariz. r Province XII Alumnae Director Janet Inman Arbuckle (British Columbia) Alumnae Chapter: Vancouver, B.C. Career/Activities: French Immersion, kindergarten teacher Interests: swimming, speaking French, traveling, family, friends Province XII Collegiate Director Ann Marie Molenaar (Idaho) Alumnae Chapter: Boise, Ida. r$B Relatives: Georgia Molenaar, Susan Molenaar Butterfield, Jackie Molenaar Churchill (all Idaho), Nikki Dagres (Boise St.) Career/Activities: owner, retail jewelry store; board member, Intermoun- tain Jewelers Association; board member. Chamber of Commerce; Junior League Interests: soccer, skiing, riding, golf, tennis, reading Janel Arbuckle. Ann Mane Molenaar Area Financial Advisor Kathleen Sage (Arizona) Alumnae Chapter: Tuc son, Ariz. Career/Activities: Docent Council, Arizona Historical Society; Hopi Indian research Interests: Kachina carving, casting and lecturing Area Financial Advisor Janny Jones Strickland (Denver) Alum nae Chapter: Dallas, Tex. Career/Activities: business graduate student, Gniv. of Texas-Dallas Interests: traveling, house plants, women's health education 30 THE CRESCENT/WINTER 1986-87 Province Xlllb Alumnae Director Linda Brooks (Cal.-Berkeley) Alumnae Chapter: San Francisco, Cal. Career/Activities: employed by G.S. District Court, Northern California District; extension classes Interests: cooking, swimming, jogging, biking Province XIII Collegiate Director Roxanne Rockwell Bomersine (Cat- Berkeley) Alumnae Chapter: San Francisco, Cal. Career/Activities: owner, flower shop Interests: reading, swimming Province Xllla Alumnae Director Jacki Ennis Falkenroth (Nevada) Alum nae Chapter: Diablo Valley and Pleasanton, Cal. r*B Award: Merit Roll Career/Activities: administrative assistant, professional resource group; Linda Brooks, Roxanne Bomersine, Jacki Falkenroth teacher; AAGW, PTA Interests: traveling, skiing, hiking, camping, canoeing Province XIV Collegiate Director Deborah Dykes Misiag (Cal. St.-Fuller ton) Alumnae Chapter: Washington, D.C. T'JB Relative: Carolyn Collier Mooney (Ohio Wesleyan) Career/Activities: teacher Interests: traveling, real estate investing Deborah Misiag Province XV Alumnae Director Sharon Witt Dunham (Nebraska) Alumnae Chapter: Omaha, Neb. r4>B Award: Merit Roll Career/Activities: teacher; trustee, public library Interests: bridge, aerobics, sewing, reading Province XV Collegiate Director Diane Thompson (Iowa St.) Alumnae Chapter: Ames, la. Career/Activities: bookkeeper; board member, church; interior designer Interests: Saint Bernards, piano, sewing, needlework, cooking, traveling Province XVIa Alumnae Director Susan Jacobsen Rose (CiCLA) Alumnae Chapter: Long Beach, Cal. r$B Award: Merit Roll Career/Activities: track meet official. Faculty Wives, Symphony Guild, church Interests: skiing, traveling, Olympics, tennis, jogging, gardening, home Province XVIb Barbara Davis McKewen (San Diego St.) Alumnae Chap ter: San Diego, Cal. Career/Activities: clerk, school district compensatory education program Interests: sewing, gardening, traveling, reading, walking Province XVIb Collegiate Director Patty Lazos Giesea (San Diego St.) Alumnae Chapter: Balboa Harbor, Cal. Career/Activities: teacher. Chil Susan Rose, Barbara McKewen. Pally Giesea, Ellen Penne dren's Hospital Guild Interests: tennis, needlepoint Province XVIa Collegiate Director Ellen Penne (Cal. Poly-San Luis Obispo) Alumnae Chapter: San Fernando Valley, Cal. Career/Activities: nutrition specialist, school district; food service consultant Interests: cook ing, tennis, skiing, outdoors Watch for more international officer profiles in future issues of THE CRESCENT. THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 31 Books ations. Older children may find the received her doctorate at age 56. books on suicide, cancer and learn During 25 years of education, ing differences particularly helpful," she directed public school music, she adds. "The information and cop taught family life and sex education, ing skills pertain to everyone." and developed one of the first high Each book has a glossary of terms school units in gerontology. She and an adult resource guide with also assisted her husband in pre-re suggestions to help adults deal with tirement workshops and kept in children. Children most need adults close contact with problems and to listen to them, Judy says. Com issues of older people by attend munication is paramount. "Find ing workshops and conventions out what is important to children, throughout the Gnited States. what hurts, what they fear, what they A group Louise dubs "young- don't know how to handle. Concen olds" are persons in the 60 to 80 trate on their strengths." year range who are "interesting, She advised parents to "separate skilled and well informed." How your dreams and personal experi ever, they have a poor mass media ences from your children. By asking image, she says. your children to become what you This is a time to reevaluate, Lou have not, you are adding unneces ise writes. Look at what you have sary stress to the difficult task of rather than don't have. Learn about growing up. If children learn to feel optimism rather than pessimism. It Judy Harris Swenson (Arizona St) good about who they are and de is a time to count blessings. "Too velop problem solving and coping many 60- to 80-year-olds feel sorry skills while they are young, they will for themselves." The best way to Understanding be much better prepared as adults counteract this feeling is to become Pressure to meet the challenges of life." involved with helping others. Judy is on the board of the Ari The book points out that female Harris Swenson by Judy zona Association for Children and concerns are different from male. The Pressure Understanding Adults with Learning Disabilities. A Women easily become lonely and books have been designed by Judy member of CanSurmount, a cancer bored, especially if widowed. Louise Harris Swenson (Arizona St.) to help patient support group, she also cites three basic approaches to liv children with events that cause cope serves on the advisory committee ing to ensure continued happiness: them stress. for special education in her local 1) be enthusiastic about wherever Judy says the books (/Vo One Lilce school district. you find yourself. With this comes Me; Cancer: Tlie Wtiispered Words; Feeling Down: Tlie Way Back CJp; You and the Senior What Should I to Make Do?; Learning Boom Choices; and Learning My Way: I'm a Winner) are a summation of her By Louise Minter Odell life experiences and those of coau You and the Senior Boom by Lou thor Roxane Brown Kunz. Kunz is ise Minter Odell (Syracuse) and her a professional school psychologist husband Charles is an attempt "to and certified reality therapist, and interpret to our own generation and a former Judy, teacher, dubs herself to those in the baby boom genera a "professional full-time volunteer tion that some good things exist in a variety of school and communi about maturing and growing older." All their contacts ty programs." "We estimate that by the year have provided background for the 2010, persons 60 years and older in books are which told in first person this country will constitute a $1 tril narrative by a fictional character lion market," she writes. "This is who takes the child's point of view. something to think about in terms to second of Although geared new products, services and op sixth the books are through graders, portunities for employment and en quite versatile, Judy says, because joyment." "they offer insight and understand Currently on the faculty of Lesley Louise Minier OdeU ing into certain stressful family situ College, Cambridge, Mass., Louise (Syracuse) 32 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 By TALIE McKENZIE peace and friends; 2) do things the bers of the Early Birds of Aviation live easy way; 3) with elegance al Club (requirement for membership: ways. "Flexibility is the sign of a big to have soloed before December mind, and the opportunity for new 17, 1916). experiences is a delight of empty Spurred by the emergency of nest living." World War 1, aviation came of age. Another concern for women is But travel began before that for loss of job, thus removing a sense of Edith and her husband as his assign worth. Volunteer activities are one ments took them from the Curtiss around this, Louise counsels. way Aviation School, Newport News, Va. Or women could try work part-time to Princeton Gniversity, Dayton, or take adult education courses. It is Houston and Long Island. never too late to learn what retire In those days there were no air ment is all about, she says. ports, improved instruments, radio A third concern is changes in ap beams, beacons, aerial maps, para pearance like weight gain, grey hair chutes or reliable Edith and wrinkles. Staying mentally alert compasses, writes. A pioneer flyer flew with a and having a pleasing, interesting road map strapped to his so personality are the antidotes to thigh he could follow railroad tracks and combat physical changes. dip down and read the town's name But the best things about being on the depot when older than 65 are: leisure; freedom visibility permit ted. "He simply had to fly by the from responsibility; not having to seat of his pants." work; pension/investment support; enjoying children and grand-chil However, the first airmail pilots in 1918 were much dren; being more experienced; satis more sophisticated than those who them. The faction with life; security; sense of preceded accomplishment. Wright Brothers' flight was Decem ber 17, 1903. Youth and older persons need By 1911, airplanes were the draw for state fairs and each other, Louise notes. "At pres top other summer amusements. ent, society is for the most part But, to from one to an shelving older people," yet only five get appearance other, planes were disassembled, to six percent are in nursing homes in carried or other institutional care facilities. packed crates, by freight train from one destination to "The remaining 22 million older anoth er and reassembled on the spot for persons are crying for ways to be of exhibition service." flying. Even at a place as up-to-date as the Curtiss School, the A of Tailspins, Story flying field was a strip cut through a Early Aviation Days farmer's hay field. Edith Dodd Culver (Wisconsin) By Edith Dodd Culver Culver, anxious to get in the fight ponement of the service's inaugura overseas, reacted to his airmail as tion was allowed, however, because Did know Ohio you Dayton, signment: "Can you feature being a the date had already been given to the hand-deliv reporters passed up mailman when there's a war on?" the press. Reporters weren't going ered of the Broth But the "scoop" Wright brainchild of President Wil to miss this story the way they ig ers' first flight? How did William T. son was initiated when the post of nored Bishop Milton Wright's tele come to the sheet Robey buy only fice gave permission to fly sacks of gram from his sons stating they had of upside down airmail stamps re mail for a short time between cer made a powered flight. Six modified leased? tain points to show it could be done, warplanes were ordered for delivery To answer these and questions to speed up the war effort by flying in eight days and airmail was start read other stories of the early years important mail between Washing ed on schedule with suitable presi of flight, one needs Edith Dodd Cul ton, Philadelphia and New York, dential and public fanfare. ver's (Wisconsin) Tailspins, A Story and to give pilots practice flying Edith's tales of the early days of of Aviation Widow of Early Days. mail cross country. flight show it was a time of courage aviation pioneer Paul Culver, Edith The only problem was no planes when pioneers were just learning shares memories of the first airmail existed that were capable of flying how to keep a frail craft made of and reminisces with flights mem nonstop between the cities. No post- wood, wire and fabric up in the air. THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 33 Careers Laurel She has had more than a decade Prior to her five years with the Kennedy of marketing experience in consult League, she was Education Policy Marketing ing, on both the client side as di Fellow of the Institute for Educa rector of marketing for a large in tional Leadership, and executive di Consultant dustrial firm, and on the agency rector of the Women's Equity Ac side as consultant to a diverse tion League Educational and Legal Laurel Henry Kennedy (Missouri) group of businesses ranging from Defense Fund. She was also an ad has attained a dream virtually im specialty chemicals to food fran junct professor in the general ad possible for most people. The epit chises, foreign governments and ministration graduate program at ome of today's successful career home appliances. Maryland. woman, she's president of The Ken Laurel has won two Golden Trum nedy Organization, Inc., a market pet awards from the Publicity Club ing consulting firm in Chicago of Chicago, numerous graphic serving industrial companies and awards, and has been invited to professional service firms. Through speak at the Gniversity of Chicago its two operating groups�strategic School of Business, Women in Com marketing and communications� munications and for Journalism the firm provides a full range of ser Week at the Gniversity of Missouri. vices from concept, research and Her articles have appeared in Adver analysis through action plan and im tising Age and Illinois Banker. She is plementation, according to Laurel. a member of the American Market ing Association and sits on boards of the National Kidney Foundation, the Gniversity of Chicago Business Group and the STA Trademarks GSA: 2 committee. She and husband Jerry, a certi fied public accountant who is direc tor of auditing for a billion dollar corporation, live in Chicago. Carol Parr Carol Parr University Vice Cunningham (Colorado) President In her new position Carol is re sponsible for coordinating the uni Carol Cunningham Parr (Colo versity's fund raising activities. The rado) has been named vice presi university plans to increase its pri dent for development for the Gni vate support to an annual level of versity of Maryland. She also serves $25 million by 1990. In 1985, phil as vice president of the Gniversity of anthropic support for academic Laurel Henry Kennedy (Missouri) Maryland Foundation, the universi programs was $11.9 million, an in ty's nonprofit fund raising arm. crease of 60 percent over the previ A nationally recognized adminis ous year. Laurel's education includes a trator, Carol brings to the university "Maryland has the potential for from the Gniver more journalism degree than 10 years experience being one of the nation's great uni of Missouri and an MBA with in sity development, management and versities. It is clear that an increase honors from the of Chica Gniversity administration, and government re in private support is crucial to this " her lations. Most she was go. Among prior professional recently, exec achievement, says Carol. "1 wel are the accomplishments launching utive director of the League of come the opportunity to help the of an industrial service line which Women Voters of the Gnited States university build on the progress it registered a 300 percent per annum and the League of Women Voters has made in fund raising in the last sales increase over a three-year Education Fund. As such, she su several years." span, and accounted for 40 percent pervised the 1984 presidential de Carol received her doctorate from of sales two after introduction. bates the years League sponsored. Louisiana State Gniversity, and is a 34 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 Edited by MARGY WILTAMUTH Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the Gni Other times the family lived in Bei versity of Colorado. She lives in Sil rut, Lebanon and Auckland, New ver Springs, Md. Zealand. With her husband, Sandy has writ ten psychology texts that have been Sandy Whittaker used by students in every country in the Americas. In fact, more than Social Psychologist a million students have used the books in Spanish and Portugese. Sandy Oshel Whittaker (N. Dako They recently published a high ta) does her own thing, which in school text in Spanish for the Latin cludes coauthoring two books with American market. her husband, working on research On a recent trip to Australia and all over the world and for 10 years New Guinea, they initiated a re serving as chief administrative offi search study on alcohol use and cer in her county in Pennsylvania. abuse among minorities such as the Sandy earned a bachelor's degree Aborigines. They spent time with in speech therapy and a master's New Guinea natives in the Sepic degree in social psychology. She River area of the highlands. Some of married one of her professors and the most primitive people in the began traveling the world with him. world, these natives were headhunt- ers until World War 11. other Husband James is now a professor Among of psychology at Pennsylvania State things, the future will find Sandy on the national lecture circuit University's Middletown campus. speaking Daughter Kellie, 26, started first about contrasting roles of women in Phyllis Meister Davis (UCLA) grade in Sao Paulo, Brazil and fin third world countries and the west ished first grade in Hong Kong. At ern world. She has some advice for colle lovable, wide-eyed, interested and "No one ever knows for sure gians: happy!" As Philbo, she performs at what be 20 down they'll doing years benefits, hospitals, charity events, the road. Get the broadest educa holiday celebrations, promotions tion can. Take as courses you many and birthday parties. She calls the in as areas as Don't many possible. personalized birthday party her "fa that will ever expect you absolutely vorite form of clown entertain career to col end up in a tied your ment." Too women lege major. many spe Phyllis' love of the theatrical was themselves in ca cialize, but find put to work early when, after gradu reers unrelated to their col totally ation, she was a Goldwyn Girl for lege majors." Sandy started out a Danny Kaye movies. She and her ended trav speech therapist and up husband also shared a love of little the world as a eling psychologist, theater and light opera productions. lecturer. author and Phyllis has compiled a basic booklet on clowning and several de tailed pamphlets on different phases Davis of the profession, including cos Phyllis tume and make-up tips, games, Philbo the Clown treats and prizes, home preparation tactics, clown chatter, and hand Philbo the Clown is really Phyllis puppeteering. To receive the book a Gamma Phi Beta send a Meister Davis (GCLA), a profession let, may al who has operated throughout the self-addressed stamped envelope to: central valley communities of Cali Be a Clown, P.O. Box 4806C, Mo CA 95352.� 7a/(e McKenzie fornia for more than 20 years. "It desto, has been a most exciting and grati fying career," Phyllis says, com Sandy Oshel Whittaker (N. Dakota) researched menting on a profession that lets alcohol use by New Guinea natives. her be with "children at their best: THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 35 Aluinnae Edited by MARGY WILTAMUTH f Morse Joann Miller Grand Fuid^. i^.D. scholafship winners are Evansville Alumnae Chapter charter members are Sarah Lou Ellis (Illinois), Darcie Seboe, Brett Bina and Sandy Reagan. Kraemer (Indiana St), Virginia Bach Keck (Missouri), Lyn Allard Ellis (Illinois) and Henrietta Dies Combs (Northwestern). Grand Forks, N.D. alumnae hon ored three outstanding Alpha Beta Chapter (N. Dakota) collegians by awarding them Peg Smith Scholar ships. Established in 1963 by the family of Edna Marie "Peg" Mares Smith, the scholarship is given an nually to women who have shown high academic achievement, dedi cation to the Sorority, and campus and community involvement. Phoenix alumnae tried something new when they had five neighbor hood coffees, each with a different hostess. They also tried a progres sive dinner, met college-bound se niors at a Panhellenic tea and heard a speaker on child abuse counsel PhUadelphia North alumnae (above) serenade ing. LaSalle collegians who later entertained with a Gamma Phi Beta Albuquerque alumnae had a game (below). cakeless, craftless sale to raise Mary Margaret Bates Martin (Kansas) receives her at the Lincoln Founders funds. They sent this poem as a 50-year pin Day celebration. come-on: A bit of news we have today $25, $20 or even $10. A cakeless, craftless sale is on the We'll use the money to further our way. projects: In these busy days, who can bake, Convention, campers, the Hearing make or price? Center children, etc.! So the Gamma Phis have thought twice! Alumnae in St. Louis toured Gnion Station, a General Motors You'd be surprised if you counted plant and a quilt shop. They have a the cost Diner's Club that really gets around, Of materials, gas and time you've meeting at a different restaurant lost. each month for feasting. The So we thought of a plan that's truly Abused Women's Shelter benefit grand. ted from items they collected and dinner. Special guest for the event And feel quite sure you'll under donated. was former Grand President and stand. Evansville, Ind. alumnae cele current Foundation Chairman Ann brated their chapter's 30th anniver Mullen Bronsing (Indiana St.), who We're just asking that you send sary with an alumnae/collegiate is a former chapter member. 36 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 Introduce your legacy toT^B Giving their legacies early exposure to Gamma Phi Beta, complete with T-shirts decorated with a carnation and T$B " Class of 2008, are Kansas City alumnae Linda Ventura Walker, Alice Robinson Levy, Jean Fisher Briley, SaUy Ramseyer Beck and Susie Coffin Pfanmiller (aU Kansas). Legacy Introduction Form TO: Date. chapter college or university (sister ) This is to advise you that my (daughter ) (grand-daughter ) will be attending. college or university year in school beginning Signed: . maiden name address chapter year city state zip INSTRUCTIONS: Please send to the collegiate chapter (addresses in the Fall issue of THE CRESCENT) or to Central Office. Please note: This introduction does not replace a Sponsor Form. THE CRESCENT/WINTER 1986-87 37 Collegians Gamma Phi Betas at Alma are now charging "admission" to some chapter meetings. Each sister con tributes a toiletry article to be in cluded in packets sent to Camp Sechelt. The annual Omega (Iowa St.) win ter party given by pledges was "Love, Gamma Phi Style." The theme was carried out with red, white and blue balloons and stream ers, as well as fireworks displays. An aerobics program was started by the chapter at Northern Arizona for all sorority members living in the dorm. The class meets twice a week. Lambda (Washington) contribut ed $8,500 to Camp Sechelt from proceeds from its annual dance marathon. Chapters at Northwest ern and Wisconsin-Oshkosh also Sisterhood abounds at the Gamma Chapter (Wisconsin) retreat. supported philanthropic projects with successful dance marathons. California-Riverside members and Red Cross Blood Drive. To help formed a link in the Hands Across promote scholarship, the "B or America chain as it ran across Better Club," sponsored by the southern California. They also Mothers Club, recognizes members participated in the Human Race with above average grades. Walkathon. Illinois Gamma Phi Betas spon On a "beautiful, cold, slushy sored their third golf tournament to day," Gamma (Wisconsin) won benefit Camp Sechelt. Collegians third place in the Softball-on-Ice teamed up to play along with alum Tournament. nae, faculty and local residents. After completing its first year as a To help celebrate Valentine's reorganized chapter, Beta Delta Day, Gamma Phis at Oregon gath (Michigan St.) boosted its member ered at the Association for Retarded ship to 85 last spring and pledged Citizens of Oregon to help children quota last fall. Two members have make and address Valentine cards been appointed to be co-chair to send to their families and friends. men of the All-Greek Philanthropy Philanthropic efforts at North Da Lisa Hooshman and Monique Morris (Cal.- Committee. kota include donation of a meal to Berkeley) seU daffodils to benefU Cal Camp. Initiation at got downright steamy world hunger, sponsoring a child Kansas State when members set up through the Christian Children's two rented hot tubs for to pledges Fund and working with Pi Kappa Phi himself. Before the party, pledges enjoy on the last hectic of on PGSH Gnits day Inspi (Play for the Severe sang carols at Goleta Valley Hospi ration Week. relaxed, They sipped ly Handicapped). tal to bring the Christmas spirit to from cham sparkling grape juice In response to the all-campus the patients. and lavished in the pagne glasses Greek Challenge, Missouri mem Gamma Phi Betas and Sigma steamy bubbles. bers collected the amount highest Chis at Puget Sound teamed up to Beta Chi (Wichita held suc of donations toward St.) the St. Judes host the Dock Street Party to raise cessful fundraisers for muscular Radiothon to benefit the fight funds for the Children's Home Soci dystrophy. Big Sisters, cancer in children. Brothers/Big against ety. Food was supplied by local res Diabetes Foundation and GNICEF. Delta Psi pledges hosted a "San taurants, and local bands played. The also received the award ta's Christmas chapter Workshop" party for There were door prizes and an auc for "most at the Kid participation" California-Santa Barbara members, tion, as well as boat tours of Puget ney Foundation Dance Marathon complete with a visit from Santa Sound. 38 THE CRESCENT/WINTER 1986-87 Edited by LIN SAINFORD ^""' 1 -Jf '' ^^^^^^h �liH^^9H^^^"''^3 I^^E.9 rv �i�i^/^ \L /^ � ^-S s'^iJi ":* jP^^B i'l ^MfiJi^ ^^F ' ^mm^ Pledges sing during Inspiration Week at McGiU. hew initiate Valerie Bayard-de-Volo (San Diego St.) receives congratulations from her sister Lorraine (Cal.-Santa Barbara). The chapter Christmas party is a special event at Catifornia State-Fullerton. Epsilon Gamma (San Diego) members cheer their team at the Homecoming game. Beta Chi (Wichita St) collegians seU chocolate Wisconsin-Oshkosh sisters pose during the Pepsi/Gamma Phi Beta Dance Marathon. kisses at their kissing booth. THE CRESCENT/WINTER 1986-87 39 Collegians Alpha Omega (W. Ontario) sisters show their Gamma Phi Beta pride. Colorado State members participate in an Easter Seals fundraiser. Delta Theta (Cal. Poly-San Luis Obispo) sisters show their Greek Week spirU. Bid day brings new members to the University of Oregon chapter. 40 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 Edited by LIN SANFORD Jennifer Orme welcomes Becky Marsh to the Wittenberg Gamma Phi Betas placed first in Homecoming float competition. chapter at Northwestern. BaUoons welcome new members on bid morning at Rutgers. THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 41 In Memoriam ALPHA Orra Reid Helen Fearon Ginter Spencer Elizabeth Morse Green Orra "Bory" Spencer Reid, Florence Dale Hood who was Alumnae Vice President Katharine Wheatley Winter (1960-64) and Grand President BETA (1964-66) died last fall. Initiated at ' Orra Spencer Reid Beta Chapter at the Gniversity of Hermine Haller Smith Michigan in 1926, she was named to GAMMA the Honor Roll in 1972 "for 24 years Winifred Bodwin Hoagland of service on the Philanthropy Kathleen O'Connell Kramer Board, as Alumnae Vice President, Clara Williams Mather Grand President and Historian, and EPSILON as one of the first members of the Gwen Heilman Griffin Foundation where her knowledge Lankford Larson Mary and interest in philanthropic affairs " ZETA of the Sorority were of great value. Eleanor Gunts Collenberg Her efforts as a member of the Shirley Smith Kearney Philanthropy Board helped provide Gamma Phi Beta woman," says for ETA scholarships and fellowships for mer Grand President Ann Mullen Emily Stubb Mills members, and the establishment of Bronsing. "She had a rare combina THETA the grant-in-aid program. As Grand tion of charm, dignity and warmth Alice E. Boggs President, she was a leader in the that made a big impression on me Reata McDonough Trichka reorganization of the Sorority, in at the 1962 Convention. That im KAPPA cluding the incorporation of the pression stayed with me, and is one Frances Louise Bowen Bell Foundation as a separate corpora of the reasons 1 became involved in Virginia Ballinger Cox Phi Ruth Baillie Hosfield tion with a board of trustees. In international Gamma Beta." Helen LaDoux Jones 1983, Mrs. Reid's daughter Jackie Mrs. Reid is survived by two other Reid Allee and her hus Gamma Phi Beta relatives: NU (Michigan) daughter Patricia Sutton DuVal band endowed a scholarship in her Pat Reid McCrea (Syracuse), and Jane Cullers Heitkemper name. grand-daughter Kate Allee Stephany Carolyn Lambreath Simpson "To me Bory exemplified the (N. Iowa). Marion Lyle Veazie Margaret Carlton Watson XI Katheryn Bryant Menger Proof of death must be submitted Jeanne Harrington Farr ALPHA XI to Central Office before a member's Mariam Graham Griffin Ruth Coddington Johnson name will be listed in the In Memo PI ALPHA RHO riam column. A newspaper obituary Janice Marshall Fitzgibbon Elizabeth Dozier Morris is but consideration will Phyllis Mousel King preferred, Gilmore Vines Margaret be given to a letter from a family RHO ALPHA PSI member or executor of estate. Virginia Vliet Dalton Lois Crook Marion Lyon Schwob Nordburg ALPHA OMEGA SIGMA Bell Christine Schermerhorn Munns Margaret England BETA PI PHI Sarah Kennedy Bruggeman Maryellen Ivy George DELTA DELTA CHI Debra Bahnke Steinriede Julia Lenore Smith Patterson Lynn PSI Honor Roll Dorothy Fry Rowley OMEGA Annie Still Quade The name of Jean Parcells Brock, Delta was listed ALPHA DELTA Chapter, incorrectly in the In Memoriam column in Mildred Kendall Spicer the fall, 1986 issue. Our to ALPHA EPSILON apologies Jean and her friends and for Alice Sponagle Wester family the error. ALPHA ZETA Maxine Kubela Mebane 42 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Directory Central Office Founded November 11, 1874 Syracuse University 7395 E. Orchard Rd., Suite 200 Founders Englewood, CO 801 11 Leadership Training Coordinator: Camille Cestone (Ms. C ), 1120 Helen M. E Adeline Curtis Dodge Ferguson (303) 771-3031 N LaSalle #11G, Chicago, IL 60610 Frances E. Haven Moss Mary A. Bingham Willoughby National Panhellenic Conference Rush Kristie Baack The Grand Council Lynn (Miss K), 2902 Raleigh, Lincoln, NE National Panhellenic Conference Delegate: Karen Gamel Urette 68512 International President: Randall Stevens Guerra (Mrs. F.), 7055 (Mrs M,) Coordinator ol State S.Andes Cir., Aurora, CO 80016 Membership Chairmen: Katherine 1st Alternate Delegate: Gloria Swanson Nelson (Mrs, I. P.), Daman Garrett Alumnae Vice President: Sally Erikson Lewis (Ms. S.). 535 N (Mrs W.), 2523 Vista Ave., Olympia, WA 3521 Royal Ln., Dallas, TX 75229 98501 Michigan Ave. #907. Chicago. IL 6061 1 2nd Alternate Delegate Betty Ahlemeyer Quick (Mrs. J), 6009 Collegiale Vice President: Jolene Lessard Stiver (Mrs. K. H.) Scholarship: Joanne Callis Roman (Mrs J.), 7215 Shaftsbury Foxland Dr., Brentwood. TN 37027 15944 Ashville Ln., Granger, IN 46530 Ave., University City, MO 63130 3rd Alternate Delegate Catherine Guthrie Lindauer (Mrs, J ), Financial Vice President: Joyce Cole Hultgren (Mrs, M. K.), 450 Province Collegiate Directors. 5051 S. Beeler, Englewood, CO 80111 N, Armour. Wichita, KS 67206 I: Becky Taube Beeler (Mrs. D ), RFD #4, Hickory Pass, Bed Committee Chairman: Jean Lauvetz Hart (Mrs NPC Delegate: Karen Gamel Urette (Mrs. M.), 2109 S ford, NJ 10506 Nominating Mary E ), 6 Brookside Rd , Philadelphia, PA 19118 Hesperides St.. Tampa, FL 33629 II: Leigh Moylan (Miss L), 1712 Barrett Dr., Bethlehem, PA Executive Director (Corp. Sec): Marjory Mills Shupen (Mrs. T.) 18017 Parliamentarian: Jennie K Curtis (Ms. J), 6222 Revere, Dallas, 7395 E. Orchard Rd. #200. Englewood, CO 801 1 1 III: Lisa Ann Gravette (Mrs. L.), 2923 C Knoll Ridge Dr., Day TX 75214 ton, OH 45449 Directors Research: Jane Misthos (Mrs. G, E). 242 Glendale IV: Kathy Jo Callahan (Mrs. K.), P.O. Box 85, Alma, Ml 48801 Mary Hipp Extension: Karen Wander Kline (Mrs. T. L.), 11819 Laneview Rd., Glenview. IL 60025 V: Karen Joost Henry (Mrs. R), 21565 Astolat Dr., Brookfield, Houston, TX 77070 Wl 53005 Rituals: Weldon Shafer C , 6808 Rockhill Rd., Services: Phyllis Donaldson Choat (Mrs. N,), 9716 Erskine St. Audrey (Mrs Jr.), VI: Maureen Sigler (Miss M,). 2815 S, Uth St. #102, Grand Kansas MO 64131 Omaha, NE 68134 City, Forks, ND 58201 Alumnae Department Vll: Sharilyn Carney Griffin (Ms. S), 17 Stonecreek, Stonewall Alumnae Vice President: Sally Erikson Lewis (Mrs. S.) Dr., Longview, TX 75604 Services Doris Bird Gorden Vlll: Sandra Rettke Nauman S 136 Great Oaks Ln. Director: Donaldson Choat Bylaws: (Mrs. W.), 22 Andrews Rd , Mal (Mrs. ), Phyllis (Mrs. N.) vern, PA 19355 Roswell, GA 30075 Alumnae Collegiate Relations: Barbara Hurt Simmons (Mrs. Alumnae Initiates: Marsha McCollum Schumacher (Mrs T. IX: Ellen Matthews Duncan (Mrs. J), 902 Meadow Ridge J ), 11065 Pinehigh Dr , Alpharetta, GA 30201 L.), 8010 Hidden Trail Ln.. Spring, TX 77379 Clinton, OK 73601 Crossroads: Helen Diesner Towle (Mrs. D ). 1871 Orange Tree Province Alumnae Directors: X Ln., Mountain View, CA 94040 I: Anne Louise Layton (Miss A), 4626 Patricia Ave., Montreal, XI: Sharley Wallace Langlee (Mrs D ), 16984 E. Temple PI. Mothers Club: Elizabeth Roessler Griffin (Mrs. J.), 2837 Brook Quebec, Canada H4B 1Z1 Aurora, CO 80015 Dr., Falls Church, VA 22042 Letner Jones II: Carolyn Vick Anderson (Mrs, C), 1625 Connor Dr., Library, XII: Ann Molenaar (Miss A ). 1108 S.W. 10th Ave , Ontario PACE Committee Chairman: Marjory (Mrs. B.), TN PA 15129 OR 97914 1116 Stonewall Jackson Ct , Nashville, 37220 III: Patricia Pivonka Wagar (Mrs P ), 9675 Martinique, Con Xlll: Roxanne Rockwell Bomersine (Mrs R ), 212 Alicante Ct. Alumnae PACE: Rita Harkins Dickinson (Mrs. R.), 2002 E. cord, OH 44060 Danville, CA 94526 Rancho, Phoenix, AZ 85016 IV: Julie Wheeler Funke (Mrs J.), 8141 Castle Cove, Indian XIV: Debbie Dykes Misiag (Mrs. J), 903 Bardswell Rd, Collegiate PACE: Diane Soderstrom Goff (Mrs, R), 9912 apolis, IN 46256 Canlonville, MD 21228 S.W. Conestoga #216, Beaverton, OR 97005 V: Gail XV Diane P.O. Box IA 50627 Coordinator: Linda Hallenbeck Gleisner Pludeman (Mrs. J.), 5517 N. Bay Ridge Ave , Thompson (Ms. D.). 246, Eldora, Philanthropy Peiegrino (Mrs. Whitefish Bay, Wl 53217 XVIa: Ellen Penne (Ms. E.), 233 S. Barrington #313, Brent D ), 2706 Midvale Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90064 VI: Cindy Shirley Schultz (Mrs. R.), 1990 Selby Ave.. St. Paul, wood, CA 90049 SisterLink- Vicki Asprooth Roy (Mrs, J). 213 W. Fremont, Ar MN 55104 XVIb: Patncia Lazos Giesea (Mrs. D), 13882 Mauve Dr., San lington Heights, IL 60004 Vll: Mary Helen Fisher Griffith (Mrs. J), 11803 Brookwood ta Ana, CA 92705 TranSISter: Barbara Missert Sassaman (Mrs. J. C). 4842 Rd.. Austin, TX 78750 New Chapter Director: Marilyn Bachnik Callahan (Mrs. L), HydeRd., Manlius, NY 13104 Vlll: Anne Sturgis Phillips Hart|e (Mrs. R). 4579 Corrientes 2437 Fairway Dr , Richardson, TX 75080 Cir. S., Jacksonville, FL 32217 Collegiate Consultants: Amy Barr, Susie Best. Kendra Gates, Song: Jeannette Stoll Kaelin (Mrs. W.), 3012 Del Prado, Alamo IX: Clarice Braker Morrison (Mrs. R, J.), 4604 N.W 32nd St., Elizabeth Holcomb, Karen Jones, Peggy MacNaughton, Su gordo, NM 88310 Oklahoma City, OK 73122 san Pinkard, Marsha Snow, Linda Thomson X: Alice Van Horne Huff (Mrs. W S.), 274 N Raney, Convention Coordinator: Karen Wander Kline (Mrs. T. L), 11819 Endowment-Loan Board Sikeston, MO 63801 Laneview, Houston, TX 77070 Directors: XI: Amanda McCoy Harries (Mrs J), 5146 N. 76th PL, Scotts Convention Chairman: Judith Nesbitt Abbott (Ms. J.). 2127 Margaret Godbold Briscoe (Mrs, C. B., Jr.), 4523 Haverleigh dale, AZ 85251 Petaluma, Beach, CA 90815 Terr., St. Louis, MO 63128 XII: Long Janet Inman Arbuckle 6421 Fox St , West Van (Mrs P.), Ms. Emerald L. Erickson (Mrs. E.), 136 Glendale Dr., Ewing, NJ V7W couver, BC, Canada 203 The Crescent 08618 Xllla: Jacki Ennis Tumblewood Editor: Kris Brandt Riske 2405 W Chan Falkenroth (Mrs. C. F), 89 (Mrs. P.), Gregg Dr., Leona Davis Drouet (Mrs. R. G.), 10482 E. Grandeur Dr., Baton San AZ Ct., Ramon, CA 94583 dler, 85224 Rouge, LA 70815 Xlllb: Linda Brooks Pleasant Alumnae Editor: Molden Wiltamuth R, 1700 (Ms. L.), 2033 Mohawk Dr., Hill, Margy (Mrs. E), Rebecca Syverson Young (Mrs. G), 5956 S. Colorow Dr., Morri CA 94523 Kiva Rd , Silver MD 20904 Spring, son, CO 80465 XIV: Elizabeth Lin Schafer Sanford 969 E. Lee Roessler Griffin (Mrs. R ), 2837 Brook Dr., Falls Collegiate Editor: (Mrs. A.), Randall Stevens Guerra (Mrs. F.) VA 22042 AZ 85283 Church, ward Ln., Tempe, Joyce Cole Hultgren (Mrs. M. K.) XV: Sharon McKenzie 531 S. Bur Witt Dunham (Mrs. T.), 6411 S. 75th Ave. Cir.. Feature Editor: Natalie Meyer (Mrs G.), Marjory Mills Shupert (Mrs. T.) Omaha, NE 68127 ton PL, Arlington Heights, IL 60005 XVIa: Susan Jacobsen Rose (Mrs, J), 390 Peralta Ave., Long Business Manager: Marjory Mills Shupert (Mrs, T.). Central Beach, CA 90803 Office Gamma Phi Beta Foundation XVIb: Barbara Davis McKewen (Mrs, R. W.), 4416 Mt, Herbert Financial Department Trustees Ave., San Diego, CA 92117 Financial Vice President. Joyce Cole Hultgren (Mrs M. K.) Chairman Ann Mullen Bronsing (Mrs. R. 0.), 31 Chesterton Awards: Deborah Foulsham Freisham (Mrs. R.), 838 Glen Rd., Area Financial Advisors Ln., Chesterfield, MO 63107 Jenkintown. PA 19046 Cathy Boudreaux Griffin (Mrs. W.), 340 Plainsboro Rd., Camp Committee Chairman Judy Graham (Miss J), 6325 Plainsboro, NJ 08536 Ravendale, Dallas, TX 75214 Bylaws (International) Patricia Denton (Ms. P.), 747 Willis, Glen Kathleen Sage (Ms. K), 2624 E. Blacklidge, Tucson, AZ Financial Aid Committee Chairman: Sally Ramseyer Beck (Mrs. Ellyn. IL 60137 85716 C), 13003 Trenton, Olathe, KS 66062 Collegiale Department Janette Jones Strickland (Mrs. W), 5349 Amesbury #513, Finance and Investment Committee Chairman: Barbara Endres. Collegiate Vice President: Jolene Lessard Stiver (Mrs. K. H.) Dallas, TX 75206 1950-D S. Helena St., Aurora, CO 80013 Bylaws: Sue Herzog Johnson (Mrs. D. R), 5538 McCommas, Sherry Crow Adams (Mrs. R ), 910 Smoky Hill Rd., Lincoln, Fund Raising Committee Chairman: Cathy Guthrie Lindauer Dallas, TX 75206 NE 68520 (Mrs. J), 5051 S. Beeler St., Englewood, CO 80111 Operations: Frances Rea Griffin (Mrs D, T.), 830 Warwick Barbara Novotny Deagle (Mrs D). 3189 Heatherside Dr , Grand Council Representative: Randall Stevens Guerra Rd., Deerfield, IL 60015 Dublin, OH 43017 (Mrs F.) Pledges: Judith Nesbitt Abbott (Ms, J.), 2127 Petaluma, Long House Corporation Board Bylaws: Donna Arnold Smith (Mrs. Public Relations Committee Chairman: Mary Agnes Welsh (Ms. Beach, CA 90815 V), 2528 Round Hill Ct., Bioomington. IN 47401 M), 625 Huntington Commons Unit 312, Mt. Prospect, IL Policies: Connie Lynne Brandon (Ms. C), 1219 Saxon Dr., Historian: c/o Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, 7395 E. Orchard PI # 60056 Nashville, TN 37215 200, Englewood, CO 801 11 Secretary-Treasurer: Marjory Mills Shupert (Mrs. T.) THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 43 Etcetera Kimberly Kempf (Mebraska) was invited by Her Majesty's Home Of fice to attend an international work shop on criminal decision making at Christ's College, Cambridge, England. One of 15 speakers at the conference, she spoke on of- Kim Bolton, Jean Zahringer Burke (Northwestern) and Kim StanphU get acquainted at a tea hosted by San Diego collegians for local alumnae. Southern), "She amazes everyone who finds out her age� 76!" The mayor of Stillwater, Okla. de clared Nov. 23, 1985 as Katherine Condon "Mom" Woods (Oklahoma St.) Day in honor of her 95th birth day. A dinner in her honor was held Kim Kempf (Nebraska) at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house fense specialization within develop at Oklahoma State where she was ment of criminal careers. Kimberly housemother for 38 years. At her re earned a Ph.D. at the Gniversity of tirement in 1961, she held the dis Pennsylvania, where she was coordi tinction of the longest service as a nator of a research project aimed at fraternity housemother. improving the bail decision making California-Santa Barbara mem skills of judges. She is on the facul bers Daphne Blumin and Kim ty at Kent State Gniversity. Eichorn participated in the Capitol Linda Paula Fleming (Wis. -Platte Hill Program which gives college vilie) was elected president of the students an opportunity to work in National Association of Accoun government in Washington, D.C. tants group in Madison, Wis. She Judi Johnson, Heather Reed and Schneider (Wash.-St. Louis) is director of treasury finance serv Dorothy accepts Andrea Damone sang in a benefit the No BuU Peace Prize from Laurence J. Pe ices at Rayovac show to raise funds for the Oklaho Corporation. ter, author of The Peter Principle. Awarded Leita ma of Twining Slayton (Iowa St.) annually to honor individuals who work for City Gniversity library. Star received an award at the Wisconsin world peace, Dorothy received the award for the show was Vic Damone, Andrea's Federation of Women's Clubs con her efforts to establish a world peace holiday. father. vention. She was honored for her Kathleen Quinn (Miami) received many years of community service Wimer (Denver) retired from her the national scholarship from including Eastern Star, the Wednes position as director of admissions at Broadcast Promotions and Market day Literary Club, the Daughters Piedmont Hospital School of Nurs ing Executives at its convention. of the American Revolution, her ing and took up dancing. Since Nominated by Miami Gniversity, she church, and flood control and con 1984 when she first enrolled in was required to submit a paper and servation. She taught home eco dance class, she has won 67 medals a promotion project. nomics for 40 years and has spent and trophies and has danced in Mary Kay Hogan (Iowa St.) was much of her life on her century-old exhibitions in South Carolina, Flor elected president of the Iowa Die farm. ida and Georgia. According to tetic Association. She is an assistant Atlanta resident Honora Warren Lola Johnson Downs (Birmingham- professor at Iowa State. 44 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 Virginia Lippert (Oklahoma) was awarded the Outstanding Alumna Award by Oklahoma State Gni Lambda Reunion An versity Panhellenic. She was Beta August weekend was a spe Psi Chapter's first advisor and is cial time for 25 members of the a member of the Gamma Phi Lambda (Washington) class of Beta Foundation Financial Aid 1965 who gathered for their 20th Committee. reunion. From all over the coun Elizabeth Titus Mclnnis (Miami) try they came to the chapter is director of the Los Ninos Educa house for a slumber party on Fri tion Center of San Diego for chil day and catered dinner and dance dren with severe communication on Saturday. and behavior disorders. She has a Friday night's party was rem Ph.D. in clinical psychology from iniscent of rush as alumnae around the front the Gniversity of Illinois, and is a gathered door member of The Association for the greeting each friend with hugs Severely Handicapped, The Council and tears. The pizza ordered later of Exceptional Children and Nation from the "Ave" helped create a al Society of Autistic Children. nostalgic feeling as they gathered in the room Susan Howard (Texas) who plays dining singing sorori and were Donna Culver on the popular televi ty songs, serenaded by the Theta Chis from next door. sion show "Dallas," was a guest at a formal White House dinner honor The house looked much the ing the president of Ecuador. She same and they remembered the had supported President Ronald night the Phi Delta Thetas stole the front Reagan's reelection campaign. door, replacing it with a that Nancy Kilzer Dick (Michigan St.) sign said "Gamma Phis Are Cold," and the demerits re is lieutenant governor of Colorado. they ceived for slacks on cam A resident of Aspen, Nancy is mar wearing There were no ried to Stephen Barnett, a pediatri pus. memories, cian, and has three children. After however, of the beds giving such backaches 20 before. earning a degree in business admin years istration, she attended the Gniversi Saturday night they were ty of Denver School of Law. joined by their husbands, many At their 20th reunion, Lambda alumnae of whom were also old friends. learned the truth of a line from their pledge Nancy has held numerous public song: "Friendships here wiU be everlasting. They danced to '60s music and " Gamma Phi Beta for me. had their pictures taken by the same who had photographer pho gether, and then went their sepa them 20 tographed years before. rate ways. The 20 years were All it was a agreed wonderful erased as friendships were re experience to see their Gamma newed, and all agreed time had Phi sisters again. During college made these Gamma Phi sisters they learned, played and grew to- like family. and political offices, including four Betty Roessler Griffin (Nebras years in the Colorado House of ka), a self-described "water baby," She was Representatives. elected placed ninth in her age group in the lieutenant governor in 1979, and National Top Ten 100 yard free has promoted rational economic de style Masters 1985 Long Course velopment of Colorado's rural re meet. Masters Course swimming is sources. She for for pushes industry adults, divided by area and age location in rural areas, cultural and group. Each area submits a list trade both domestic and of its exchanges top 10 in each group and international, looks out for rural course, from which national ranking Colorado's needs for health facili is determined. ties, and encourages citizen partici Betty dropped out of Nancy Kilzer Dick (Michigan St) swimming in pation state government. activities for 15 years, but is com- THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1986-87 45 Etcetera peting again partially because of the designation from the National Asso onset of arthritis. Basically a dis ciation of Realtors, and as such, tance swimmer, she swims in about plans to teach classes for salesmen 10 meets a year, does an annual who wish to move forward in their one-hour competitive swim and par careers. She is committed to con ticipates in a two-mile lake swim tributing to her profession and each summer. And she's back to strives to increase political aware teaching and life guarding. ness among colleagues and others. Revealing Betty's swimming age She is her precinct's chief elections group would be unfair. Let's just say judge and has agreed to chair a it's not 18 and under and that she statewide committee to involve real graduated rom Nebraska in 1952. estate salesmen in politics. She sells real estate, is active in the Penny Dumm Wilkes (GSC) of La Northern Virginia Alumnae Chapter Jolla, Cal. uses her communication and serves as International Mothers skills to coordinate many creative Club Chairman. endeavors. After serving as editorial Jo McLelland Garey (Maryland) is coordinator of the American Joumal president of the Women's Council of of Orthodontics for seven years. Pen Realtors in Richmond, Va. A realtor ny started her own communication for only five years, she has a degree and consulting business two years in home economics and taught kin ago. dergarten and worked for Virginia Jo McLelland Electric Power Co. before entering Garey (Maryland) Johnna Berry (Alma) and Rachel Gehrke (Le high) were roommates while studying in Paris. Corporation Meetings Eta Chapter, March 19, 1987, 6:30pm, Chapter House, 2732 Channing Way, Berkeley, Cal. Beta Penny Dumm WUkes (USC) uses her knowledge of antique carousel horses in this restoration Alpha Chapter, February project. 9, 1987, 4:00pm, Chapter House, 737 W. 28th St., Los Angeles, Cal. real estate. She was also a Virginia perience spurred her interest in the Alpha Theta Chapter, April 2, State Capitol hostess and served a field. 1987, 6:30pm, 1219 Saxon Dr., two-year term as club Jo is the first to receive garden presi Virginian Nashville, Tenn. dent. A bad personal real estate ex the leadership training graduate 46 THE CRESCENT/WINTER 1986-87 One of her more creative pursuits is the southern California Tran as a consultant has been working SISter coordinator. with an Arizona developer who Eileen Otis (Cal.-Berkeley) was wanted novel attractions for shop Gamma Phi Beta's representative ping malls. Her knowledge of an at the pilot program of The Leader tique carousels brought her the Shape Institute. Sponsored by the challenge of an extended nation Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Foun for them two wide search with days dation, the institute's purpose is to notice. improve young people's knowledge A hobby breeder of purebred of, and ability to demonstrate, basic dogs. Penny promoted her Bifrost leadership skills in daily life. Norwegian Elkhounds to top 10 sta The program, designed by promi tus in the G.S. During this time, she nent education and leadership con was editor of The Elkhounder and sultants, was structured around a columnist for National Dog and non-traditional process which deals f^orthern Dog Neivs. Her column, with self-awareness and self-assess "Tightly Turned Tales," received ment, interpersonal communica four national awards from the Dog tion, group dynamics and decision Writers Association of America. making, ethics and power, social Penny is currently restoring her awareness, and responsible service. own carousel horse, developing a Eileen is a senior majoring in greeting card line, writing a chil political theory, and Eta Chapter Eileen Otis dren's book on communication and rush chairman. (Cal. -Berkeley) NEW! � Removable Pin-On Ring and Pendant Pinning your badge into our ring or pendant is as easy as pinning it onto your blouse. 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