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f-4rf' On the Cover 1 1 Sisterhood " Regained Gamma Phis were found "Jazzin' it up in Kansas City this summer at the 67th One sister s story of fmding Gamma Phi Beta back in her life as Convention. Through dynamic speakers and an alumna fantastic activities. Gamma Phi Beta followed the message of our four founders. Barbara Glanz is shown during her workshop, 1 8 Conferences "Spreading Contagious Enthusiasm." Regional Leadership

Jazz photo by Steven Cassidy Photography. Networking, training and chapter development�don't miss yfisimj- this great opportunity Editors

Editor: Susan Hamilton Grant 4 1 Substance Free Housing 12737 E. Euclid Drive Taking a hard look at the Greek Englewood, CO 80111-6445 System Dcparlnicnts Feature Editor: Phyllis Donaldson Choat 46 Exercise 2116S. 113th Ave. Alumnae incws Omaha, NE 68144 A sister shares her expertise Alumnae/Collegiate News Editor: Kristyn Wiggin Golberg Collegiate News 48 Females, and Finance 2314 Stone Creek Lane West Frogs Chanhassen, MN 55317 First in a four part series about women and financial

Artist: Jody Toth empowerment Graphic PACEsetters Business Manager: Marjory Mills Shupert Intemational Headquarters 62 Collegiate Leadership Consultants Women & Health Coast to Coast . . . nine women making a difference Gamma Phi Beta aJSPS 1.^7-620). The Crescent is published quarterly in Fall, Winter, Spring and .Summer by Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., 12737 E. Euclid Drive, Englewood. C;0 801 1 1-6445. In Memoriam Subscription price is $6.00. Produced in the U.S.A. by Maury Boyd and Associates. Periodicals postage paid at Englewood, CO and additional mailing offices. Copyright 1996, Gamma Phi Beta Sorority. Memorial Gifts Postmaster: Send address changes to The Crescent, Gamma Phi Beta Sorority. 1 2737 E. Euclid Drive, Englewood, CO 801 1 1-6445. Printed in the U.S.A. Subscribers: Send changes In IIKE of address, notices of marriages and deaths to Gamma Phi Beta Sororirj', 12737 E. Euclid Drive, Englewood, CO 801 1 1-6445. Phone: 303-799-1874. Fax: 303-799-1876. In Celebration

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Fall 1996 Developing Ibmorrow's Leaders

Barbara Missert Wessel, Syracuse suade, to be creative, to organize or Foundation Chairwoman to be sensitive to others. She needs to know how to gather information Personal initiative can effect incredible and process it. She must be recep change. "When Gamma Phi Beta was tive to feedback and be willing founded, our nations faced high infant to let others take credit for mortality rates, epidemics, child labor, what she inspires them to gross sexual and racial discrimination, accomplish. sanitation problems and limited educa Before asking collegians to assume lead tional opportunities. All have been ership roles in their chapters and on their Those dramatically reduced by leaders who have campuses, before expecting alumnae to who create our preceded us. remain committed and involved, before leadership programs Today's leaders face monumental our members respond to societal con must understand that successful challenges as altruism and commitment to cems. Gamma Phi Beta must demonstrate volunteer activity or public service for the others compete with contemporary life that it understands and is committed to benefit of others leads to the affirmation pressures. We Uve in an age where we leadership development. We have the we all seek as worthy Individuals. Leader often feel little personal control over soci structures in place to develop leaders. ship builds self-esteem as it allows us to etal problems. Reduction of government Personal And Chapter Enrichment (PACE), put our beliefs into practice. Most of us support of social services, high crime Regional Leadership Conferences and want to improve our physical and emo rates, distrust and even open hostility, a intemational Conventions, our collegiate tional well being. Those who act out of lack of respect for life and property, drug leadership consultant (CLC) program�all concern for others tend to lead more and alcohol abuse, a growing aged popu are avenues for teaching leadership skills. vigorous and balanced Uves, are seldom lation and its consequent strain on social Such programs are costly, but the Foim bored and can cope with personal chal and medical services are part of our dation is committed to seeking resources lenges. Studies show they tend to be culture. Worry about financial security, to help sustain them. healthy, both physically and mentaUy, individuaUsm and self-interest resulting in If Gamma Phi Beta's leadership develop and often Uve beyond average Ufe part from ambition and acquisitiveness, a ment is to be effective, it must teach that expectancies. decline in the influence of religion, true leaders recognize the importance of Gamma Phi Beta's purpose is to achieve increasing personal isolation and fragmen holding to one another across the genera in its members the highest form of wom tation, becoming observers rather than tions�of keeping faith with the past, of anhood. Understatiding this purpose man participants, corruption and scandal all being responsible in the present and of dates offering effective leadership training decrease inclination to be involved. protecting posterity. Successful leaders to collegians and alumnae, offering effec How, in such a climate, can we in recognize their role is to create opportuni tive leadership opportunities within our Gamma Phi Beta hope to keep members ties for others to contribute to and be part Sorority and Foutidation, and instilUng a engaged and active as leaders�both with of something that matters. Successful lead commitment to volunteerism and pubUc in the Sorority and in the outside world? ers understand that by being involved and service beyond Gamma Phi Beta. We are What values must we teach? What types focused with a viable purpose, an individ charged to produce leaders who are of opportunities and what kinds of train ual enriches her own life as much as she humane, who are women of vision, ing must we provide so our members contributes to others. compassion and commitment to others, have the desire and ability to become We must be clear in our training about women who are expert in the arts of tomorrow's leaders? the critical importance of a leader, from sacrifice, tact, mediation, diplomacy, In order to feel rewarded and that her the beginning of her involvement, to perseverance, persuasion and planning. involvement is worthwhile, the volunteer inspire others to service and to move on, The Foundation has defined its vision or public servant must sense a personal having secured a qualified and committed as estabUshing philanthropy as an integral control over circumstances and events. successor. All too often we see, both in part of Gamma Phi Beta membership. As She can do this only if she believes her Gamma Phi Beta and elsewhere, strong we seek this vision, we include the service skills are adequate for coping with the and effective programs wither when a ethic in our definition. The giving of one challenges she has selected. She must feel key leader or board retires. The flaw was self to help others is one of the purest and secure in her special skills whether they a lack of commitment to leadership most noble forms of to philanthropy. ^ be ability to set goals, to prioritize, per succession.

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The Crescent 7 ALUMNAE NEWS

.Alumnaefrom the University of .Arizona pictured here at their WashingUm D.C. alumnae present their loccd philanthropy Camp annual "walk out" to Mexico. The group meets annually to catch up Friendship in Montgomery, Maryland with a check for $500. The and enjoy San Carlos, Mexico. camp is attended by children with cancer.

"Mexico or Bust" has been the enjoy catching up with old friends followed by an initiation ceremony Montgomery, Maryland with a motto of several sisters who and some fun in the sun. of the newest new members. check for $500. The camp is the graduated from the University of $175 was raised through a raffle to chapter's local philanthropy and is Arizona in 1994. Although the The Columbus Alumnae support the Foundation. What a attended by chUdren with cancer. group comes from five different Chapter hosted the first ever tum-out for the first Province UI states and two different countries, Province in gathering in Novem gathering! Alumnae from Eastem Virginia they don't miss the annual 'walk ber, 1995. 125 sisters and alumnae have reaUy taken the sisters from

" out to San Carlos, Mexico to celebrated Founders Day and Washington D.C. Alumnae Christopher Newport University' Homecoming. A luncheon was presented Camp Friendship in under their wing. The alumnae

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Fall 8 1996 Wichita State sisters (new member classes 1976-1979) taking a trolley ride to visit a few of their old "haunts" at a recent reunion in "Wichita.

made a surprise dinner for the Esperanza, the chapter's local Alumnaefrom Colorado College reunite at a recent leadership sisters during exam week. The philanthropy for children with forum. chapter also made exam survival cancer. The chapter held a plant bags for the sisters which included sale. Annual bedding plants and cookies, coffee, aspirin and other hanging baskets were ordered and essentials. The assembly Une didn't paid for in advance and arrived stop there. The alumnae also put just in time for spring planting. together thirty toiletry bags for The event was quite a success and campers at Camp Sechelt. the only problem that the alumnae have now is how to handle the Alumnae graduating from volume of business next year! Wichita State University between 1976 and 1979 held a Alumnae from Rochester reunion this past April. The gala received recognition for their long included a troUey ride to old standing support of their local phi "haimts," a visit to the sorority lanthropy, HiUside ChUdren's Cen house and a dinner attended by 60! ter. This year the chapter provided the center with walkman radios. Columbus Alumnae celebrate theirfirst-ever Province III gathering The Dallas Alumnae found a Funds for the of the purchase last November. 125 sisters and alumnae were in attendance to beautiful to way support Camp radios were raised through the make this gala a big hit!

Gladys Heath, an Inspiration to All!

Alumnae Gladys Heath has been honored by her son and daughter-in-law by having a scholarship named after her to be provided to a recipient at the Stillwater Medical Center. Gladys has spent a great deal of her time volunteering In Stillwater's community and It Is estimated that her volunteer hours at the Medical Center would

amount to nearly 10,000. This honor will be added to many others that Gladys has received including being named International Woman ofthe Year by the International Biographical Centre In 1992 and Most Admired Woman ofthe Decade by the American Biographical Institute in 1994. Recently she received the Twentieth Century Award which " cannot be repeated for a hundred years. Congratulations, Gladys! You're an Inspiration to us all.

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chapter's anntial Summer Carage Sale and Fall Apple Sale. Funds from these sales were also used to provide scholarships to sisters at the University of Rochester.

Albuquerque Alumnae continue to enjoy Gamma Phri- da)s� a once a month out-to-liinch outing. This is a good way for local alumnae to stay in contact and get to know one another. The chapter visited Cuidando los Ninos, a day care center for homeless chUdren whose parents are seeking employment or enrolled in educa tional programs. The chapter Jacksonville Florida Chapter pnnidly presents their eight Golden Honorees at a recent luncheon in the raises for the center each money honor of these wcmien who have been initiatedforfifty years or more. From left to right: Annabelle year through their jalapeno jelh- Price (Alpha, 1946), Carolyn Burgess (Alpha, 19�^6), Patricia Mascm (Omega, 1943), Marian Meeker project, the Birthday Club and a (Sigma, 1942), Jeanne Cosby (Alpha Vpsilcm. 1940), Dorothy Copley (Alpha Mu, 1938), Agnes Van yearly shower for the center. Norren (Alpha Chi, 1934), Martha Noyes (Sigma. 1931).

Holiday cheer abounded in nae welcomed the new members December as the Omaha Alum from Creighton with a lasagna nae Chapter exchanged festive dinner. Also on the agenda, dinner cooldes and watched a floral at a local restaurant, and a wine

designer make beautiful wreaths tasting program at a local kitchen and swags. In February the alum store.

Fllen Murphy Calcasgno (University ofMichigan, 1987) poses with Eastern Virginia Aliunnae pose wilh il.ie graduating seniorsfnnn Gamma Phi sisterfrom three different chapters at her tvedding in Christopher Newport llniversity at the Alumnae Welcrmiing Ceremcmy. August, 1995. Each sister is holding a pink carnation.

Dallas Alumnae at tlieir recent plant sale. Proceeds l>enefit their local Orlando-Winter Park Alumnae gather by the poolfin- a photo oppor- philanthropy. Camp Esperanza. a camp fin- children with cancer. tunlty at Founders Day.

10 Fall 1996 Sisterhood Regained�^Better newsletter wouldn't be sent out before Christmas, Kenna the Second Time Around contacted each alumna individ ually. Shcrilyn Mumms, Peoria M. by Lisa Johnson, Bradley Alumnae Chapter President, also helped Kenna's effort by providing names and addresses for each alumna.

X'ormals, PACE meetings, weeks untU I could get a flight The letter relayed the hurri Greek Week, chapter meetings, back to St. Thomas, I wondered cane damage and my living initiation, late night talks in the what, if anything, I had left of conditions. Kenna suggested dorm room, pledge night. Rush my hotne and my island. instincts took over and I started the Holiday Potluck part)' Week� these were sisterhood The drive from the airport hauhng loads of lost belongings would be a wonderftil opportu in the collegiate years. After revealed the ironic combina and memories to the dump. nit)' to make monetary dona graduation. Gamma Phi Beta tion of a welcoming, sunny, The tent was pitched and tions. She would then send the sisterhood slowly diminished blue sk}' and airplane wreckage served as temporar)' housing. lump sum as a hoUday gift from and had long vanished when I scattered on the side of the On went life after a hurricane the Peoria area alumnae. Sisters decided to travel and finally set runway, sailboats thrown up with no electricity, no phone I spent my coUegiate years tle in St. Thomas, United States onto land, the rubble of homes service and no roof over my with, house corporation board Virgin Islands. I was content in strewn across the hillsides and head. inembers I worked with as my palm tree paradise without telephone poles twisted in Christmas would be here president and sisters I have any Sorority involvement. ways only a circus contortion soon and everyone was hoping never met, aU gave of them Theti on September 15-16, ist can achieve. The closer to it would pass by quickly with selves to help another sister. 1995, Hurricane Marilyn tore home I got, the worse the out any notice. But my famUy Not only did individual through my paradise and devastation. I lost my cool and friends wouldn't let me members contribute, but the snatched away electricity, run composure on the last leg forget, sending cards and hope Peoria Ahminae Chapter took ning water, telephone service, toward home when I looked ful messages. Kenna Pope ftmds from their treasur)' to 80 percent of the homes and into the vaUey and thought a Perkins, a Beta Eta sister, also contribute as weU. almost everything I owned. bomb had gone off in my back sent a card. Inside were two Being a friend, Kenna wanted I was coming in to AmiapoUs, yard. Debris was scattered and pieces of paper that looked like to help me. But my situation Maryland from a great weekend galvanized roofing was Ed McMahon's 'you could be a also gave her an opportunit)' to saU on the Chesapeake Bay wrapped around the leafless mUUonaire" checks. I laughed involve herself in Gamma Phi when the news anchor stumps that were once lush, at the hopeftU inessage I Beta and recapture sisterhood announced there was stiU no grand trees. It looked barren, thought she was sending. Then in her life. And in recapturing it communication from St. like a deserted war zone. I cried when 1 read the card: for herself, she also gave her Thomas, due to the massive Inside, my home looked as if 'I got your note and am so fellow sisters an opportunit)' to destruction from Hurricane a tornado had danced from reUeved to hear that everyone share their sisterhood through Marilyn. I couldn't beUeve what room to room. CanceUed is safe and sound. By now philanthropy. And through the 1 was hearing. After an overly checks waUpapered aU the you've seen the surprise in philanthropy of my fellow active season of tropical storms, rooms, a curtain strangled a here. Merry Christmas. This sisters, sisterhood re-entered tropical depressions and near paddleless ceiling fan that had money came from your Gamtna my life. Imagine if each mem trusses from hurricanes, St. been shifted from mid-room to Phi Beta alumnae sisters in the ber reached out to the many Thomas fmaUy took a du-ect hit over the closet. The solid oak Peoria Chapter. You said you sisters who have lost touch from Hurricane MarUyn. entertainment center was face were O.K. with ever^'thing, but with Gamma Phi Beta to assure to aU My thoughts wandered down under faUen ceiling next if your roof crashed in and sat theiB that Gamma Phi Beta the possibilities of destruction to the wine rack with bottles of for three weeks, there's got to sisterhood really does last a life

� and the fate of my two dogs for chardonnay and champagne be something you need." time that there is sisterhood several days until 1 received flutes still intact. Everything in Kenna Pope Perkins set beyond the collegiate years. one memorable piece of the house was weighted down about the tum of events that Even though I'll always sketchy communication. by fallen-in ceiling and rafters brought the philanthropy of treasure the coUegiate side of a boat and had been Through the static of drowning in my fellow sisters to my sisterhood, iTiore importantly, phone 1 heard. The dogs are saltwater for three weeks. doorstep in St. Thomas. She I'll always carry with me what O.K. Your house is gone. Although I only lost the roof sent out a letter to the Peoria the Peoria area sisters showed Repeat. Your house is gone. and not the whole house, I lost area alumnae urging them to me through their philanthropy. It's hell here. Don't come back. almost everything inside to support another sister in her Gamma Phi Beta is a lifelong

" Over. With that message either water damage, mold or time of loss. Realizing the commitment to advancing the weighing on my mind for three just being smashed. Survival Peoria Alumnae Chapter highest type of womanhood.

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The Peoria area alumnae you could charter your own 9. Attend Convention 13. Be a Part of an Alumnae upheld that commitment and area alumnae chapter and have and Regional Leadership Advisory Committee Gamma Phi Beta back to gave a voting delegate at Convention. Conference Volunteer your Sorority me in a new light. Ciamma Phi Or, for a smaUer group of (>)nvention and Regional knowledge and life experiences Beta as an alumna. In salvaging alumnae, begin a crescent Leadership Conferences provide through an advisory position for few I which a my remaining belongings, circle, only needs alumnae and coUegiate your local coUegiate chapter. would never have imagined my chairwoman and aUows local members the opportunity to See firsthand how your interac sisterhood in Gamma Phi Beta alunmae to on decide the promote the highest type of tion with the local coUegiate would be salvaged as well. number of meetings each year. womanhood in ourselves and chapter brings it closer to attain each other. Join your Gamma ing Gamma Phi Beta's goal of 4. Go in the Shopping Phi Beta sisters for a weekend in advancmg the highest type of Crescent Classics or 14 Catalog early 1997 at a Regional Leader womanhood. Easy Ways to the Music and Buy Through ship Conference or Ui Newport Bring Sisterhood Magazine Program Beach, Califomia on June 22-29 14. Bring a Friend Back to Not only wiU you have the for Convention 1998! Gamma Phi Beta Back into Your Life latest in Gamma Phi Beta fashion, Do you kncjw a Gamma Phi music and Uterature, but aU 10. Plan a Reunion who has lost touch with the Kenna Perkins and Pope benefit and proceeds coUegiate Whether it's a sisterhood of the Sororit)' since feUow Peoria area alumnae fuU-fledged alumnae programs. affair, an agreement to meet at coUege days? Encourage her to inspired me to embrace sister Homecoming, or a newsletter to get involved again. Let her hood and bring it back into my 5. Apply for Your Gamma Phi keep everyone in touch, a know the benefits of a Ufetime Ufe. Here are 14 easy ways to Beta Visa Classic Card reunion of kind rekindles of sisterhood in Gamma Phi sisterhood back into any bring your With no annual low APR fee, those Gamma Phi Beta memo Beta! too! Ufe, in the financing, membership ries. Contact Intemational Head After one Gamma Phi Beta Premier Travel Club and every quarters for an exceUent packet Visa Classic card, a SisterLink 1 . Keep Up-to-Date purchase contributing to With on planning a reunion. contact and joining the local The Crescent � Gamma Phi Beta at no cost to alumnae group. )'ou may be Send in correct name your � you how could you resist? 11 . Volunteer to Be Part ready for even more sisterhood and address; or if you know of of the SisterLink Global opportunities�maybe even as another alumna who is not 6. Support Gamma Phi Beta Resource Network an intemational officer! current with The Crescent, send Through Financial Involvement As a SisterLink volunteer, To receive more information in her correct name and address you Keep current on your yearly can: on any of these programs, to Intemational Headquarters. dues and contribute to the � Share your career knowledge contact Intemational The Crescent keeps you up-to- Foundation. Your tax-deductible and with other at: date with intemational as weU experience Headquarters contribution supports scholar sisters. Gamma Phi Beta Sorority as local happenings. ships, feUowships, grants-in-aid � Serve as a professional contact Intemational Headquarters and the Leadership Develop a database 12737 East EucUd Drive 2. Volunteer Your Time to a ment Endowment. througli computer CO 801 1 1-6445 Local Collegiate Chapter providing assistance with career Englewood, Phone (303) 799-1874 Whether it's a few hours at 7. Give References advice, contacts, interviewing skiUs, etc. Fax (303) 799-1876 initiation, a few days at rush or a Be a reference writer! A refer intemsliips, � Serve as a mentor. semester with the new member ence is required of each woman class, ever)' minute volunteered voted into membership. Provide � Welcome relocating or is a valuable resource only coUegiate chapters with infor traveUng members, helping to (Lisa M. Johnson is a free Gamma Phi Beta alumnae can mation about prospective smooth the transition for those lance writer who discovered St give to the coUegiate chapters. members. And don't forget who are relocating and offering Thomas, USVL three years ago those legacies. suggestions about local services. and has since made it her home. 3. Join an Alumnae Although St Thomas was devas Chapter/Crescent Circle 8. Join the Parents Club 12. Give Time to Your Local tated by Hurricane Marilyn, the Join )our local alunuiae Join or begin a Parents Club House Corporation Board community and local businesses group. If you are not sure your in your area. Whether alumna Take your experience in have worked together to restore area has an estabUshed chapter or Gamma Phi Beta mother or maintaining your own home the island's beaut}'for visitors. or circle, contact Intemational father, the Parents Club and volunteer your time and Lisa is part ofthe SisterLink Headquarters to fmd the closest provides an occasion to share knowledge to your local house Global Resource Network and chapter to you. If there is none your daughter's Sororit)' experi coqioration board. The board's welcomes all ofher Gamma Phi sisters to in your area, Intemational Head ences, to support Gamma Phi volunteer efforts enable Gamma Beta St Thomas.) quarters can also inform you of Beta coUegiate chapters and to Phi Beta to provide chapter other alumnae in vour area so promote Gamma Phi Beta. housing for its members.

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Sisters from Oakland Universi ty have joined forces with the Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency (OLSFLA) to help low income, elderly and disabled in the area. $250 was already raised by the chapter in a local charity waUc for this organization. Additionally, the sisters have decided to adopt the Head Start program as another philanthropy. ResponsibUities wiU include, working in the classroom, Sisters Mason take in Greek Week 1996. helping with meals and reading from George University part stories.

Amanda Lambert ofEast Texas Learning Lunches kept many State Universityposes with her sisters at Gettysburg College father at Dad's day. Her mother, up-to-date on a variety of issues Brenda, is a Gamma Zeta. this past semester. The lunches, held in the women's center, were

an for women on enjoyable way banquet this past April. Other the campus to come together, awards included most philanthropy hear new topics, and discuss ideas hours and special recognition to and issues. The chapter sponsored Jennifer Meyer for being named a Gender Issue Workshop in President of the Year. April which was attended by five sororities and eleven fraternities. Sisters from the University of Role reversals and other techniques North Dakota are pleased to were introduced to men and help report that once again their annual

women leam to communicate event has been a Sistersfrom the University ofIowa take a quick breakfrom a dance Mega Spega big better towards a more positive success. Proceeds benefit marathon. The sisters took part in a 30-hour event which raised Camp future. Sechelt. The sisters also made a money to benefit children with cancer. big splash during Greek Week. Sisters from Lehigh University In conjunction with the Delta Chi ended with the much awaited are ecstatic about their 27 newly Spring Rush, Sigma Derby UpsUon and Pi Kappa Alpha frater initiated sisters. To celebrate the and Greek Week were a Crescent BaU and, as a Days just expected, nities, the chapter won the lip the an few of the that the time was had aU. initiation, chapter enjoyed things kept great by sync contest and came in second aU-house white water sisters at the of rafting University overaU in the Greek games. The retreat. had a time and Miami this Addition Sisters at Mason Uni They great busy spring. George Greek system at the university wUl were made the welcomed five welcomed seven new sis many good memories aUy, chapter versity undergo some big changes next new members and held Senior Cef ters into their this during the celebration. chapter spring. fall. Beginning next term, formal ebration Week. The semester The sisters were honored to rush will be "no frills." Rush guests receive the PanheUenic Scholar wUl instead take part in a philan Award for the Most ship Improved thropy event. � GPA. Congratulations to Heidi 1^1^H Tomlinson who won the Blue ^mHi ,K H University of California at -^I^HI Print Campus Award. sisters made their ^^^^^^^^ '^ ^'%m Berkeley phi 1 lanthropy projects a big priorit)' K^' H also to sisters at ^ Congratulations this W spring. Members hosted their the University of Georgia on tak 1 annual Easter party for children at ing first in the universit)''s intramu ^m .^Ha^a'^^H K^^ a local shelter. The chapter also ral Softball tournament. The sisters made drawings for the Children's came back from 1 2 runs down to Hospital in Oakland. The chapter clench the title with a 20-19 win! took part in a community food and drive and the sisters made Hard work paid off for the sisters clothing for the women at Northem Arizona University pillowcases young Sechelt. [ as they were named Chapter of the attending Camp the 1 Miami Newly initiated sistersfrom University of pose during Year at the Order of Omega (Continued on their recent Crescent Ball 1996 celebrations. page 14)

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Sisters form Michigan State University lend a helping hand during Alumnae and their children and grandchildren enjoy an ice cream the Special Olympics track meet. social/Easter egg hunt put on by the sisters ofKansas State University.

Sisters from Colgate College money for their philanthropy. Sisters at Oklahoma State events. Heading up the first annual adopted the theme "work hard, The chapter is looking forward to welcomed six new sisters to the pool toumament, the chapter

" play hard The sisters ended the fall rtish which is entitled "Rush chapter this spring. Congratula raised $300 and ten sisters, danc semester with a cumulative GPA of for a change of atmosphere." tions to Allison Frieson who ing .36 hours, raised $1,000. AU 3.26. This was the highest of any placed first in the Lambda Chi proceeds benefitted the Children's sororit)' on campus. The sisters The Auburn Chapter has Alpha Miss Sorority New Member Miracle Network. enjoyed many social activities, grown like gangbusters. Since Pageant, Jennifer Pike, who won including many parties and a receiving their charter this past the 1996 OSU Panhellenic Scholar Sisters at the University of champagne brunch. The chapter year, the chapter now has 135 ship and Sandi Ulrich who was a Oklahoma hosted an entertaining took first in overall competition in proud new members! The sisters finaUst for the 1996 Outstanding Legacy Day and were ver)' the second-ever Greek Week on co-sponsored a philanthropy Greek Woman. pleased to have 25 guests join in

" campus. project 'These Hands Don't Hurt the fun. The entertainment was wUh the Alpha Kappa Lambda The University of Oregon provided b)' a well-known hypno- MoonbaU made its debut fraternit)'. This project raised chapter reports a ver)' successful fist. Dr. RE. BeUows. Other activi- at Southeast Missouri State almost $900 for the East Alabama winter term and rush. With ten fies this semester included a spring University as the sisters Child Advocacy Center. Keep up new members, the entire chapter formal, an exciting Moms' Day and introduced this event to raise the good work! kept bus)' with communit)- service Greek Week.

Sisters from the University of Idaho found themselves clad in funky polyester and rhinestone shoes! The chapter made quite a hit at the famous annual 70s disco

ftinction held at a local fratemit)". Moms had a wonderful time too as the chapter held their annual Moms' Weekend in March.

The highways in central Michi gan are cleaner these days thanks to the sisters at Alma College. Tlie chapter participates in the Adopt-A-Highwa)' program during tlie fall and spring. This proves to be a fun wa)- to make the world a more beautiful place.

Sisters from Indiana State

University welcomed six women Sisters the Toronto celebrate from University cjf Founders Day. to their chapter after an informal

14 Fall 1996 first Alumnae Weekend to celebrate the 1 5th anniversar)' of their charter. They are the first chapter on Florida Tech's campus. The weekend was a smashing suc cess with a cocktail part)', beach bar-b-que, sisterhood dinner, and a senior/alumnae celebration.

University of Wisconsin at Madison sisters, in conjunction with members of the Sigma Phi EpsUon fraternity, had a blast bowling to raise money for the local Big Brother/Big Sister program. The event, "Bowl for the Kids' Sake," raised $475 for the organization. PhUanthropy didn't Sistersfrom Penn State joinedforces with the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon to raise moneyfor the universi stop there. The chapter placed ty's dance marathon. The marathon raised $28,000 to benefit children with cancer. second in Humorolog)' 1996. This student-run philanthropy benefits the student rush in January. The chapter made to Spring Fling, the largest student- the addition of many energetic universit)''s crisis center and a local quite a name for itself on campus run carnival. The chapter also new women to their chapter camp. as three of the sisters were hosted their annual spaghetti following msh. On Mothers Day, Congratulations! crowned sweethearts at three dinner. Proceeds benefit philan the sisters each planted a tree at Sisters from Miami separate fraternities and one sister thropies for the upcoming year. a nearby recreational area. The University, teamed with the men of Delta was crowned Miss University'. Then, sisters volunteered at a local chapter took part in the "March of " hosted Puddle PuU" for Special Olympics by helping to Dimes walk and now are looking Upsilon, the new member classes. This Thirty-seven new young women escort the athletes. forward to a successful fall rush. joined the chapter at Northwest- philanthropy event was a great success. The sisters also em University after a very suc Sisters from Mankato State The sisters at the Florida Insti participated in an cessful winter rush. The chapter University were "charged" with tute of Technology hosted their etiquette dinner, Spring-fest was pleased to focus a great deal of their energy on a local low income housing project. The sisters' inter action provided a positive force to many children Uving in the projects.

Congratulations to the Pref singing sisters at the University of Georgia on placing 2nd in the annual Beta Choral Cup during Greek Week 1996!

Sisters from California State University at Chico enjoyed a wonderful retreat that provided fun times as weU as beneficial rush workshops. Greek Week, a blood drive and a talent show competi tion kept the chapter active, and the sisters look forward to trying out new techniques in the upcom ing fall rush.

University of Arizona sisters paired up with the men of Pi Sistersfrom the University of Kansas stole the show at the recent university Rock Chalk Review 1996. Kappa Alpha to add a new game as Over $27,000 was raisedfor the United Way from this event well as some fun and excitement

The Crescent 15 COLLEGIATE NEWS

Sistersfrcnn Wichita State gear ing up to perform in the univer sity's Hippodrome cotnpetltlon.

and Dads' Weekend. The chapter Sistersfrom the I nirersity ofMichigan celebrate ihe initiatiim of their new sister wUl celebrate their 50th year next faU and wiU be donating a special gift to the university. All alumnae Association. The annual Pink and categories. This was the first time Iowa State sisters hosted an are invited to come and join in on White Formal brought the that the chapter has won this eventful Moms' Weekend with a the celebration. semester to a close in May. award. The Sororit)' was also Sunday brunch and sUent auction. recognized for holding the highest Moms were responsible for bring Wichita State University Sisters at the University of GPA on campus. Individual con ing items that they had made or sisters paired with the men of Rochester were ecstatic to gratulations go to Angela Scalise purchased and proceeds raised Sigma Phi EpsUon and won the receive the university's esteemed who received the Outstanding money for the Parents Club. The university's Hippodrome DeKiewet Cup. This award is Greek Humanitarian of the Year sisters spent many long hours with skit/performance. Additionally, the given to the outstanding fratemit)' Award, the men of Beta Theta Pi working chapter helped in a fashion show and sorority for exceUence in to put together their Veishea float to benefit the American Diabetes chapter programming in many entitled "Atomic Rock." Their work paid off as they placed third overall and won the People's Choice Award for their float.

Kansas State sisters have made a great effort to keep the alumnae involved in university and chapter activities. This past spring they invited the alumnae to bring their children and grandchUdren to an ice cream social/Easter egg hunt part)'. It was a great success with the best alumnae tum-out in

recent years.

Members from the University of Kansas, in conjunction with the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon, won a total of five awards at the univer- sin's Rock Chalk Review 1996. This aU-universitv' production raised $27,000 for the local United Way. Congratulations! The sisters also jomed the Delta Chi fraternity and held their second annual

Dance-A-Thon to raise money for the Lost ChUd Network. Lots of Tl.ie sisters frcnn the I "niversity of Rochester celebrate aflcr receiving the DeKiewet Cup, an award given fanc)' footwork for a great cause! to the fraternity and sororityfor excellence in chapter programming in many categories.

16 Fall 1996 Philanthropy: (>9 At Oakland LIniversity (Rochester, Michigan) we support a local Head Start program by spenduig one Saturday per month clean ing the facilities. Several sisters also volunteer on

an individual basis.

Traditional Chapter Events & Socials: The Rochester Alumnae Panhellenic Lunch and letter dates, o is awarding scholarships of $1,000 dress-up and wear badge dates, annual sisterhood 2 each to eligible collegiate women night of pumpkin painting (we give these piunpkins to for the 1997-1998 academic year. other student organizations and university faculty).

For more information, please call: Campus/Greek 303-799-1874. Life: ^ Gamma Phi Betas are a

strong part of Oakland's Greek Ufe. We support other organizations and look forward to sponsoring The sisters from Penn State helped to raise over $28,000 for The chapter and the Sigma Phi campus educational and combined their talents with the chUdren with cancer. Seven sisters Epsilon fraternity also sponsored social programs with other men of Sigma Phi EpsUon to help danced for 48 hours and many the Engle famUy and their 7-year- fraternities and sororities. raise money for the Penn State others worked behind the scenes old daughter, Allison, who is Dance Marathon. The marathon to make the marathon a success. surviving leukemia. Special Things About Your Chapter:

On Oakland's campus. Gamma Plii Beta members

are active ui over 40 other student organizations. Many members also hold positions of leadership in these organizations.

An-ything else you want the rest of Ganuna Phi Beta to know?

Gamma Phi Betas at

Oakland can also be seen at other campus/Greek events, including "Week end of Champions-Oakland Universit)'" and Mudbowl sponsored by Theta Chi Fraternity, as weU as the annual welcome week

events.

Sisters from Iowa State showing off their 1996 Veishea jloal after Ihe university's annualparade this past spring. The float won 3rdplace and tookfirst in the People's Choice Award.

The Crescent 17 Gamma Phi Beta Regional Leadership Conference Registration*

Registration by 1 1 /28/96 $ 1 00 per person February 14-16 Copy this registration form for each member attending Charlotte, North Carolina, Holiday Inn Airport, 2707 Little Rock Rd. January 31 -February 2 Dallas, Texas, Holiday inn, St. Louis, Missouri, Holiday Inn Westport, 1973 Craigshire 4440 W. Airport Freeway, Irving Portland, Oregon, Red Lion Hotel ()antzen Beach) February 21-23 909 N. Hayden Island Dr. Boston, Massachusetts, Holiday Inn, February 7-9 1200 Beacon St., Brookline Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Holiday Minneapolis, Minnesota, Holiday Inn Metrodome, 1500 Washington Inn Creentree, 401 Holiday Dr., Los Ave. S. Angeles, California How will you benefit? L.A. Airport Hilton & Towers, 571 1 � More members will be allowed to participate in leadership training W. Century Blvd. & development � Networking opportunities will be created between members � More members will be encouraged to become actively involved with Gamma Phi Beta

Funding The Music/Magazine Program helps to fund these conferences by providing 40% of sales to leadership training! The more orders your chapter sells, the more you will benefit! Collegians � Receive officer-specific training � Learn tools to run your chapter more effectively � Gain leadership training � Your PCD will direct you to the conference you should attend

Alumnae

� Learn how to recruit new members � Discover how to develop programs for your members' needs � Renew interest in your group � Renew interest and energy in your chapter

Who Should Attend? � As many members as possible! � Officers now and future ones � Members needing a 'jump start' � Members needing additional training or creative ideas

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i%i^ Gamma Phi Beta Regional Leadership Conference Registration Form Copy this registration form for each member attending.

Last Name First Maiden Collegiate/Alumnae Chapter

Street

City State Zip Code

/ Plan to Attend (check one): January 31 -February 2 Q St. Louis, Missouri Holiday Inn Westport, 1973 Craigshire G Portland, Oregon Red Lion Hotel (Jantzen Beach) 909 N. Hayden Island Drive February 7-9 Q Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Holiday Inn Creentree, 401 Holiday Dr. Q Los Angeles, California L.A. Airport Hilton & Towers, 571 1 W. Century Blvd. February 14-16 G Charlotte, North Carolina Holiday Inn Airport, 2707 Little Rock Rd. Registration* Q Dallas, Texas Holiday Inn, 4440 W. Airport Freeway, Irving ? Registration by 11/28/96 February 21-23 $100 per person G Boston, Massachusetts Holiday Inn, 1200 Beacon St, Brookline G Minneapolis, Minnesota 1500 Ave. S. Holiday Inn Metrodome, Washington Payment Q check enclosed (make out to Gamma Phi Beta)

Special Needs: ? Visa [G IVIastercard

Exp.

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IG Collegian Q Alumna

Q International officer 'Registration fee covers the kit, your room, meals and transportation to and from the airport

The Crescent 19 Gamma Phi Beta Foundation, . . BuUding Tomorrow^ Leaders '.I!*

Debra Everett Poland Sara Sjoberg, SCA Janet Mount Pipkorn Lori Czepiel Alpha Chapter Alexandra Beeson Smith, SCA Susan Konchal Stag Amy Ptashek, SCA Allie Phelps Dunlevy Si'i.trijse Univeisity Ann Tuthill Storms Cindy Tanner, SCA Laurie Smith Jolene Larson Gardner Gold Circle Linda Tassa Ellen Lauppe Truesdell Christa Stern, SCA Suzanne Hanney Barbara Missert Wessel. Carol Freiberger Vanlengen Elizabeth Sanders Ulbrich Katherine Mensing Teitgen Frances Koblegard Marcus 1874. TEII Lee Chamberlin Williamson Jennifer Wenk Susan Ihrig Uebele Ethel Moreau Hoist June Wilson McCusker Wilson Amy Danforth Voss, SCA Lois Hay Huggett Platinum Circle Denney Mary Nicole Zakrzewski, SCA Jane Bennett Wallgren Barbara Webster Irving Smith 1874 IWarilyn Tennity, Michelle Wilke, SCA Frances Jarc Founders Circle Beta Chapter Mary Robinson Kalmus Helen Uhtenwoldt Baier University ol Michigan Gamma Chapter Marjorie Olson Kimbrougti ol Wisconsin- Delta Fairbairn Jeanne Stauffer Beaudry Gold Circle University Chapter Janet King Madison Boston University Louise Seidl Martell Jeanne Rice Clark Jackie Reid Allee Natalie McKenzie Barbara Dudley Coffman Founders Circle Gold Circle Meyer Barbara Founders Circle Charlane Whitlock Nicholson Conkiin Louise Marston Conkiin Marta Lombardi Brown, TEII Mowery Ann Smith Carolyn Beltramini Caldwell Nanette Newland Judy Kaspar Lynne Clark Nordhoff Elizabeth Thornton Troy, 1874 Nancy Wagner Katherine Chase Virginia Park Mary Davis Holt Loyalty Circle Loyalty Circle Susan Repke Peachey Loyalty Circle Ethel Zimmerman Elizabeth Hert Lincoln Kathleen Browning Bush Norry Marjorie Johnston Peterson Ursula Owen Belyea Kathryn Lynch MacPherson Barbara Nicoll Campbell Lunar Circle Carol Miller Robinson Marilyn Langworthy Cline Nancy Townsend Reynolds Marjoree Nee Deo Dutton Ashworth Carolyn Robson Schwem Maude Harnden Dunlap Carolyn Susan Kennedy Sismondo Judith Angevine Flath M. Kathleen Lancaster Sandra Curry Smoot Grace Simpson Ellison Helen Cady Griffith Bowser Sullivan Elizabeth Brown Hill Loyalty Circle Virginia Campbell Jane Pihringer Mueller Julia Dilorenzo Paula Miller Trienens Kathleen Leigh Kerns Virginia Becker Elizabeth Morrison Gardner Liz Holcomb Norton Alice Dwinell Beverly Kallman Weber Doris Heidgerd Kuenning Audrey Jones Petersen, TEII Ruth Johnson Judith Oakland Willis Dorothy Thomsen Little Janet Mewhort Hogan Bellatty Janet Grout Schuett Jane Miller Leavitt Jane Zimmerman Helen Johnson MacDonald Jane Eley Kimball Topping Eleanor Stoddard Seibold Frances McDuffee Judith Manley Miller Gail Wiedemann Lamotte MacKay Carnation Circle Charlotte Hamilton Mason Ruthanne Strohn Kimberly Pedroni Marion Osborn Manon Swanson Carol Lindner Beaton Kathryn Mewhort Ehriinger Marcia Rizzotto Barbara Patrick Jean Gundlach Tress Virginia Lee Brierley Jean Hart Savage Mary Godfroy Sieger Sandy Bergstrom Ryan Virginia Lloyd Bryan Rebecca Vail Hannah Schroeter Ann Lizatte Betts Smith Phyllis Ann Mane Lunar Circle Eloise Poock Wagner Hipskind Campbell Charlotte Brightman Stone Dawn Balmforth Carnation Circle Gladys Hartenbower Campbell Lunar Circle Susan Lunar Circle Jessie Bourquin Maryellen McKelvey Armstrong Cheney Christine Friedly Battat Bashioum Carole Cobb Cynthia Townsend Colway Kern Bacsanyi Comai Chapin Virginia Becker Marie Keefe Brader Elizabeth Dase Mary McCune Cornelius Karen Burton Dekoker Amy Marylee Miller Bleiler Deborah Brewer Brown Dollahan Barbara Price Cronk Florence Kingsbury Froelich Kathryn Friedberg Linda Throop Castiglione Drew Velde Susan Beil Dewoif Mary Wagner Gall Irene Koehrmann Kaplan Gay Charlotte Atwell Chaney Frances Black Green Nina Difrancesco Marjorie McCulloch Harrison Christine Maynard Joan Buchholz Clark Wilma Nichols Edith Bannon Herrold Phyllis Grant Earls Marcia Keep Judge Cunningham Dorothy Proudfoot Crow Lisa Chelec Lewis Holmes Barbara Kenney Fortenbaugb Marian Seitz Kolm Siegel Nancy Kim Elizabeth Petrie Deriaz Andrews Soule Joan Jeanne Hughes Greenhaigh Jane McCarthy Leary Dorothy Lesage Mary Alice McAssey Findorff Everett Wischusen Joan Widau Marshall Marjorie McClure Hotchner Barbara Miller Lindsay Margaret Shevchik Malbin Mary Banholzer Gruber Warren Martin Joan Silcock King Rosemary Other Donors Shirley Susan Fletcher Martzowka Maniyn Saiberlich Hansen Sharon Martinek Allene Dragon Klingaman Nicole Birardi Meythaler Munson Jill Hughson Joanne Herrnstein O'Neill Lizabeth Cambridge Martens Evelyn Spamer Liza Boglivi, SCA Florence Mary Shepard Kosloske Elizabeth Peck Robertson Janet Barlow Moore Harper Neidig Shelly Carey, SCA Nichols Eleanor Stearns McNary Saunders Marian Munger Lydia Heather Adams Connors Joyce Ferguson Weidlein Parsons Phoebe Miller Louise Timberlake Shearon Jane Huttenloch Purtield Sally Suzanne Cochran Courson TEII Eleanor Hulce Normington Veronica Margaret English Quinn Nancy Reid, Theresa Hanlon, SCA Varga Janet Buckwalter Saxon Jeanne O'Donnell Norton Catherine White Shirley Fenner Reidenbaugh Jennifer Kastner, SCA Soper Anne Shields Nancy Maloney Pope Streitmatter Sally Posthill Rittgers Karen Kazanjian Marilyn Smithers Catherine Oak Schoeffler Woodman Lori Miller Salvo Peg Allderige Holly Shultz Linton. SCA St. Amour Florence Vellenga Spindler Lee Donahue Wiedersum Margaret Spencer Marianne Other Donors Witt Jane Hicks West Morgan Dorothy McElwain Will Penelope Stamps Viola Byam Nickerson Susan Apkon Judith Staser Reynolds Carnation Circle Melissa O'Neill Carla Cathleen Alexander, Carnation Circle Cant Dorothy Tyler Alison Meryweafher Carren Santopadre. SCA SCA Charlotte Muschlitz Arbogast Caroline Wanstall Savage Barthenheir Julie Silvester Anneke Bates. SCA Stacy Bierlein. TEII Horvath Yuhas Cheryl Patricia Doering Boruff Allison Sisk, SCA Ann Latimer Bowman, SCA Cathie Fritts Carros Karen Nusbaum Buchfinck Elizabeth Ellis Carruthers Carnation Circle Deborah Hazuka Butfell Constance Hosting Carlson Andrea Clune Margaret Beckett Boynton Melissa Dell'Annga Joan Martineau Clark Faison Peck Sharon Carey Brubaiier Epsilon Chapter Susan Preston Margaret Deipriore Evelyn McCormick Crespi Northwestern University Eleanor Barlow Evans Barbara Buschman Carlson Shawna Godzik Kathryn Pagels Croak M. Garland Kellogg Carson Platinum Circle Adele Droste Good Colleen Gaffney Martha Moore Dubbs Sally Dillon Conover Birch Burdick. TEII Anne Phelps Halstead Kathleen Roach Glover Carolie Goniu Jocelyn Mary K Dixon Styne Somers Hoehn, 1874 Joann Kuerst Huntington Mary Winshurst Goodwin Bonnie Nicholas Grossenbach Dorothy Constance Cassel Hughes Martha Poe Egger Greta Astrom Koerber, 1874 Randa Ismail Laura Dixon Hinderaker Bonnie Lipow Jelinek Sharon Haines Jacquet Mary Fay Elvidge Founders Circle Lifetime Anne Woodard Ezal Patricia Hunt Aviva Lucas, SCA Woodra Boyd Keene Susan Andrews Probst Crandall Levels Elizabeth Dykstra Hill Kindberg Nancy Beverly Graf Meaney Giving Katrine Haddleton Keller Wilma Jeanne McGauran Nancy Joslin McRae Douglas Nancy Gross Meendsen Constance Marks Aleda Le Cron Foster Emerald Circle- Lou Ann Koval Lundquist Moeller Mary Beverly Nannini Betty Werfelman McPhail Marilyn Otto Goll $100,000 or more Gail Carlson Landazuri Margaret Murphy Jensen Nesting Margot Doust Moore Hauser Georgiana Mary Affleck Lutomski Mildred Rowlands Nelson VernaAmling Marian Northcott Ponder Circle- Barbara Craton Moore Deborah Ruby Deborah Reicher Nochlin Barbara Nesbit Ness Hayes Carol Preston Powell Elsa Supley Mottola Lois Moore Kircher $50,000 to $99,999 Collins Rembowski Stella Williams Reyer Helen McClarnan Sanders Helen Groner Mulvihill Phyllis Rosalie Mortell Estelle Ginn Rice Janet Walsh Schalmo Gay Julie Schainis Pearl Circle- Joan Wart Olmstead Edna Schaub Carol Geniesse Shamburek Marilyn Drake Osmun Hyatt Loyalty Circle Jeni Swanson $25,000 to $49,999 Clara Lawrence Schemm Beth Sliver SCA Patricia Whitney Schutt Mary Baiyor Molly Thiersch, Potter Charlotte Swanson Smollen Gold Circle- Shirley Beebe Terwilliger Mary Sharp Andrea Woolard Borch Elizabeth Slack Tompkins Ann Seibold Staiger Whelan Jane McCausland Tripodi Jean Morrow Southard Shirley Hallgren Brereton Jeanne Barrett $10,000 to $24,999 Michele Suchovsky Karen Koski Udell Shirley Somers Calhoun Charlotte Wolfinger Clarissa Welsh Constance Wolcott Walker Platinum Circle- Natalie Fitch Mary Gage Summerhays Jean Doherty Countryman Wochinski Welty Margaret Rothermel Watson Helen Robinson Nancy Beaman Tanke Patricia Koulogeorge Damisch $5,000 to $9,999 Whearty Mary Newell Zahn Mary Montonna Williams Elizabeth Ware, TEII Jacquelyn Powers Evans Zeta Silver Circle- Janice Newton Wargo Other Donors Carol Demarchi Gregory Chapter Other Donors Goucher Betty Walker Withrow Ann Marie Amore M Virginia Smith Hartshorn College $2,500 to $4,999 Lois Daehnhardt Bruce Diana Fuhrman Baker Grace Dodge Kirk Silver Circle Lorraine Corcoran, SCA Other Donors Founders Circle- Kristen Togstad Bale Nancy Furst Mitchell Anne Wollman Almond Kristin Cormier, SCA Nancy Walter Allshouse to Katharine O'Brien Mary Carlson Paterson $1,000 $2,499 Patricia Kathryn Apthrop, SCA Founders Circle Hennigan Daly Batterman, SCA Helen Hansen Shaffer Susan Davison. SCA Christina Bonutti Nancy Callaghan Loyalty Circle- Susan Cooper Broenkow Phyllis Lambert Stefan Judith Herbert Dillon Helen Kortenhoff Breed Carribelle Waters Conway $500, to $999 Maile Buell, SCA Natalie Kamen Tate Melissa Jennifer Bregger. SCA Janet Feiker Delaney Doyle Courtney Carr Suzanne Maurer Thorne Lunar Circle- Michele Dreher Allison Combs. SCA Margaret Harvey Gault Mary Jane Demet Sue Marcia Sayer Wernecke Melissa Richards Melissa Davis, SCA Mages $250 to $499 Druley Stacey Gurevitch Beverley Williams Whitehead Loyalty Circle L SCA Stefannie Ehrmantraut, SCA Amy Feol, Warn SCA Mildred Leritz Worthy Marian Doty Bickford Carnation Circle- Claudia Stern Frankel Christine Gale, SCA Heggen-Kirmis, Patricia Meisenheimer Hickey Dorothy Pringle Jenniter Busch Goubeaud, SCA Beverly Luce Green Lunar Circle $100 to $249 Janet Schlichting Jaekel Janice Maher Winterbottom Ruth Vivian Kitchener Susan Gusho Keil. SCA Felice Pomierski Allen Susan Joanis Bruce Leader Lisa Keller, SCA Frances Williamson Lunar Circle Nancy Kristin Anderson Keese SC/4= Senior Carnation Dianna Heidi Lampi Applehans, TEII Margaret Wilstorf Carroll Lilley Paula Kluth Appeal participant Sarah Mahan, SCA Denise Waddington Link Laurel Batka Ruth Baird Thompson Dana List Alexandra Kuisis Jan Eaton Burress Lura Warren 1874= member of this Candace Mahaney SCA Jennifer Larson, SCA Schlecht Cameron Martha Emerich Mansfield Megan Merlock, Mary Carnation Circle 1874 Ruth Winney Martin Carroll year's Society Gina Schiraldi Maset Robin Moore. SCA Marguerite Ray Martha Blade Carol Germer Massey Sarah Stelle Carty Galloway TEII- Tau Epsilon Pi Joan Alexander Mills Linda Roth Murdock Eleanor Connor Ricards Joan Sheryl Orman Geraldine Benthey Ciader member Judy Casanova Murray Sandri June Michaelson Taylor Society Lori Scheinfeld Peckarsky Eulalyn Wilson Clark Karen Carmody Palmieri Tracy Scott Muriel Wollman Walts Rebecca Cadwallader Pierson June Zettergren Cooke Nicole A, Peoples. SCA Amy Schwartz. SCA Gamma Phi Beta Foundation. . . Building Tonmrrow^s Leaders

other Donors Lorraine Amman Bower Marion Ashley Hunter Rheta Whitman Rutherford Dorothy Dickey Harn Evelyn Hodge Eltz Dee Duncan Henke Helen Thompson Kay Nancy Franke Sackmann Mary Holloway Elizabeth Wells Harris Patricia Perrin Mangis Virginia Anderson Kelley Suzanne Gunderson Irene McLeod Kleen Susan Hall Orr Carol Burns Laybourn Sedlewicz Barbara Pinkerton MacMillan Eta Rebecca Syverson Young Cary Nicholson Martinson Ann Marie Fauchald Sherman Virginia Wright Melin Chapter Ruth McLaren Barbara Wilderman Perkins Mesner of Lunar Circle Cady Lyn University Calif.-Berl

Kathryn Barbee Stratton Kristine McConachie Quisling Carnation Circle Susan Schnoes Davison Lucile Prather Livingston Helen Berg Towne, TEII Bevra Bice Roeske Kristin Westin Behmer Patricia Smith Dietench Jean Stephenson Maynard Julie Taylor Trail Eleanor Rowley Beveriy Sorensen Bowen Margaret Lee Jensen Marilynn Konantz Miller Brooke Clifford Veltrie Sara Bockwinkel Sowersby Anne Pickett Carstens Jacqueline Dailey Johnson Sarepta Pierpont Ostrum Sallie Latimore Young Alice Jacobsen Sprague Mary Schanbacher Davey Ann Casey Johnstone Jessica Townsend Teague Price Tuman Janet Gibson Susan Larson Kauss Jane Atwater Tinklepaugh Other Donors Nancy Flory Elizabeth Weber Cyrena Smith Harper H. Jean Brandt Kemmerer Barbara Felt Welton Cindy Maguire Albers, SCA Fleming Gail Workman Moss Hatcher Kristin Gulliksen Kleinschmidt Lois Davies Bennett Marilyn Lunar Circle Schaefer Scharlott Junge Lapham Janet Guentz Benoit Carnation Circle Joy Henry Susan Owens Bloom Lucille Ackerman James Virginia Hazen Ris Tami Cann, SCA Vaille Dry Baldwin Marcia Nelson Cassidy Clarice McDonald Keys Maryada Johnson Ritchie Lesley Nev/ton Cantrell Karen White Brienzo Edith Senner Dickinson Joan Wagoner Kopf Marylou Warnholtz Slowey Nancy Clark, SCA Elizabeth Buerckholtz Ruth Longwood Dyeriy Nancy Weir Mead Mary Hendrickson Calli Daly, SCA Beth Adelhelm Campbell Helen Lockhart Egy Kathleen Boettner Murphy Worthington Deborah Harris Freeman, SCA Nancy Schreiber Dolan Donna Duncan Floyd Carolyn Orr Kathleen McNichols Dreps Patricia Michelman Drew Other Donors Janet Hawes Foley Barbara Tanking Orton Black Greco, SCA Eastland Carmen Anderson, SCA Lois Moon Garver Shelley Sally Pat Keister Petrocine Melanie Johnson Carol Osborn Grimm Deborah Seery Angelino Becky Goodbar Gibson Catherine Eari Reinmiller Patncia Merrill Kempthorne Jennifer White Hanson Miki Racine Balla, SCA Vera Knoepker Gordon Patricia Bechan Rosenquist Jo Ella Hamilton Kleffner Manetta Brothers Hostak Lisa Bandy, SCA Linda Reeble Graham Roberta Nielsen Saalfeld Eleanor Anderson Lauer Marie Lawicki Cathy Berke, SCA Carol Hastings Graham Joy Joyce Katherine Carstens Safris Catherine Curtis Melanie Laasch Jill Bosker, SCA Diane Hornaday Hall Melgard Linda Muff Schreiner Suann Praest, SCA Hazel Manella Buggie Brown, SCA Stephanie Hearn, TEII Herzog Cathenne Emilie Davidson Scott Seagren-Alley Mary Christensen Jane Heeney Shupe Dorothy Mapp Janet Hoffman Sixel Beveriy Bowers Slater Knsta Miner-Rittenhouse Cara Dankle, SCA Mary Ewers Heimann Paula Little Thorson Heather Mitchell Smith, SCA Diane Stanislowski Pearse Colleen Flatley. SCA Mary Higgins Knowles Maureen Gotch Vinton Julia Austin Stewart Frances Pride Pleasance Jennifer Gangloff, SCA Bette Brook Lathram Kafhenne Rommel Warner Staci Vargas Georgia Hall Price Stacy Glahn, SCA Harriette Stewart McCaul Warren-Manning Marnie Watson, SCA Elizabeth Debby Heidi Sue Folak, SCA Marian Miller Meeker Range Dianne Masek Yahiro Julie Willmes, SCA Claudia Vidmer Jennifer Geist, SCA Mary Felt Moore Dorothy Brunkow Walker Other Donors Deanne Gouriey, SCA Mary Melsinger O'Brien Marion Sheldon Omicron Alice Johnson Webber Shana Anderson Beth Harms, SCA Pierpont Chapter Mary Northam Welge Hillory Schwenk Baird Julie Finkboner Harrington Pamela Castor Roberts University ol Illinois Kathleen O'Connor Williams Jane Barelman, SCA Eleanor Maloney Howell Marcia Neal Rowley Sara Borchers SCA Dawn Hugelier, SCA Tom Mogel Schulte Ruby Circle Other Donors Shannon SCA Kristin lllian, SCA Sandra Miller Shutler Marion Kaeser Piper Janice Ehleb Ahl Bradley, Cheryl Claassen, SCA Mary Wahlig Jones Kathy Garnet Stephenson Platinum Circle Kathryn Clark Allen Gillian Coolidge Jennifer Kennedy. SCA Maxine Laughlin Swinehart Jane Gleason Pufalt Barton Piper Shiriey Fraser Drummond Do Kim Claire Maura Berkelhamer Dorothy Connelly Wallingford Silver Circle Donna Davis Erker Linda Kinney Jean Elson Woods Jane Howard Chalupny Cariotta Bielfeldt Catherine Wilson Goracke Shalene Klotz, SCA Hagen Betty Hoelscher Christianson Carnation Circle Helen Elliott Davies Helen Kiesselbach Greene Mary Knickerbocker Elizabeth Cieslak, SCA Margaret Funk Aden Janelle Marcotte Gress Julie Miehe Lepley Phyllis Armstrong Melody Filarski Vickie Anderson Bradley TEII AnneTibbels Hubbell Laune Lind Johnson, Jlli Wood Freeland Lunning Susan Moore Brier Sennett Pamela Richards Huebert Louise Johnson Luedtke Judy Wolfe Ginzel Allison Bryan Coffman Nancy SCA TEII Founders Circle Lorie Heffernan Amy Kamphaus, Maggie Magee, Donna Burke Connor Julie Koch, SCA Anne Cooney Martens, SCA M E Bane Kristin Hoppenstedt Barbara Wilson Creighton Ardis Freeman Leathers Stephanie Moeller, SCA Allard Ellis Kowalczyk Marione Anne Fischer Dozier Evelyn Lynda Ardith Smith Lenneville Julie Mulvihill Lisa Felice Felice Jeri Sandberg Laud Mary Lawrence Engle Laura M SCA Susan Murrow, SCA Menz Debra Lockwood Leising, Karlene Howell Ferguson Beveriy Figge Hyde Luksic Laura Paladino, SCA Nathalie Irwin Hise Audra Manno Dorothy Novotny Jane Gochnauer Goss Jeanne McBnde Dawn Panko Denise Valentine Husted Marilyn Schnirring Kennedy Maple Moeller Marian Kautz Parks Mary Sarah Lou Ellis Morse Lauren Johnson Mingus Nancy Kiely Mary Lois Ruppenthal James Karen Bnclier Kate Podmore, SCA Frances Voris Julie Moellering Lesley Hagood Kennedy Myers Pawelczyk Brown Noren Gretchen Bickel Pool Janet Mosher Rasmessen Marjorie Willke Petit Molly Diane Hawley Knight Elizabeth O'Farrell Colleen Cariin Lorraine Zeisler Schneider Julie Langemeier Rafferty Rosemary Kinney Larrabee Poynton Bentler Olsson Julie Schmidt Beatrice Sloan Simmons Paula Splitt Jody Virginia Stephenson Lashley Ingrid Peterson, SCA Georgie Steine Schuster Frances Knight Voris Denise Tober Julie Motley Mitchell Kathleen Shanahan Peterson Kristina Scott, SCA GinaTrimarco Stout Mize Circle Rhonda Christensen Severson Mary Loyalty Chnstina Linden Vitek Stacy Deborah Reid Mountsier Mary Spencer Bash Richardson Lois Tollinger Frances Huson Young Simpson Tina Myers Mullinix Millicent Simonds Bates Christina SCA Van Gerpen Smith Rindy, Mary Claudia Boles Myers Wilma Bartle Berg Mitzi Ritzman, SCA Pamela Smith HolUngsworth Sally Maag Neal Linda Bielfeldt Pi Jessica Rose Tomlinson, SCA Chapter Kathryn Marcheta McKenzie Neale Pauline Gucker Blair of Nebraska- Gumb Simon SCA University Cathy AmyTretfin, Appel Nelson Jeanne Potter Bowman Adele Greene Streitwieser SCA Virginia Lincoln Kelly Tnckey, Cara Zanotti Newell Rebecca Boyd-Obarski Karen Matya Strobel Rebecca Terry, SCA Silver Circle Molly O'Rourke Lifetime Jeanne Harshbarger Shelli Dorn Thelen, SCA Therese Vonmaur, SCA KrisL. M D Sue Ann Haines Ott Brenneman Baack, Lori Thompson, SCA Audrey Mowles West. SCA Levels Donaldson Choat Doris McConnell Owens Giving Mildred Smith Frese Phyllis Lori Berg Trupp Janet Butler Yates Bonnie Clifford Jo Anne Partin Ozhan Emerald Circie- Louisa McMein Friend Diane Davis Warneke Judy Vandevenfer Pfadt Margaret Ramsey Graham Betty Roessler Griffin, TEII Linda Wiater $100,000 or more Purves Jeannien Gustavison Sigma Chapter Margaret Founders Circle Anne Jones Rhoades Circle- Grossman Witt University of Kansas Ruby Sharon Dunham Patncia Miller Rose Mabel Kirkpatrick Rho Chapter $50,000 to $99,999 Doris Carlson Kath Ruby Circle Dickinson Hohenboken University of Iowa Margaret Shiriey Lentz Weddle Lucile McVey Dunn Pearl Circle- Virginia Brubaker Johnson Schnackenberg Barbara Hansen Weinberg Platinum Circle Seaver Donna Jordan Mamer Plahnum Circle Jean O'Neill $25,000 to $49,999 Cherie McElhinney Olsen Donna Arnold Smith Kristine Melby McCulloch Loyally Circle Sara Clawson Colt Linda McConnell Wlialey Gold Circle- Josephine Miller Means Eileen HepperlyArpke Founders Circle Sara Fair Sleeper Weber Collins Wheeler Hobbs $10,000 to $24,999 Joyce Heath Pennington Margaret Tucky Silver Circle Dther Donors Sara Brandt Conron Jeanne Jacob Jacqueline Grear Reitsch Clawson Melissa Aliemann Platinum Circle- Neumann Dietz Dons Nelson Lynne Logan Chariotte Hepner Rosenstiel Margaret Havercamp Dee Ellen Burrows Clifford Susan Anderson, SCA Dorothy Kent Gretchen Meier Oostenink $5,000 to $9,999 Ada Margaret Rost Seales Dorothy Catherine Dunmire Candyce Ragan Berridge Mousel Elaine Campbell Doris Kaulfuss Simon Marilyn Fitzgerald McCaddon Sellmer HollyE Burns. SCA Silver Circie- Jane Founders Circle Kathleen Fleming Theis Kugier Circle Kristin L Burrows Gean Miller Loyalty Mildred Odell Blum $2,500 to $4,999 Katherine Vorisek Lipson Carma Vicky Kariin Cole Patricia Dunn Millar Wagner Bailey Sue Brownlee Elizabeth Dean Wanderer Husman Wright Gayle Wamser Debaun Founders Circle- Laune Virginia Cheney Moore Coen Virginia Hill Whiting Joy Payne Marian Hansen Kathryn Sara Diseno, SCA to Barker Skinkle Gray Stone Haren $1,000 $2,499 Margaret Geraldine Haller Dorothy Jane Reece E�fy Lunar Circle Jakway Helen Maxine Wertman Hughes Kloepfer Frazier Circie- Gloria Kramer Baird Margaret Farrish Hasse Sarah Loyalty Jananne Hewett McLaughlin Glanz Ball Lunar Circle Ruth Knight Barbara Bauerie $500, to $999 Clara Elwell Lundquist Jacqueline Kreider Shmalberg Lori Fuglsang Belford Carol Maxant Julee Hawk, SCA Mary Scovill Beamer Phillip Mazzie Lane Steger Lunar Circle- Marian Paul Butcher Regina Gilbert Hayes Dixie Nelson Borus Cathryn Taylor Barbara Ossian Williamson Detta Rohn Carison Jennifer Lake Hearne $250 to $499 Vivian Johnson Cary Lunar Circle Allen Witham Jane Emily Megan Kennedy Hise Ann Roy Cole MacCuaig Cory Anne Bradfield Akre Carnation Circle- Jerrie Eicher Loyalty Circle Barbara Hampton Kelley Eleanor Schlecht Cox Langelett Marcella Cass Linda Felber Gray Lola Branit Atha Lynda Radke Kessler $100 to $249 Andrea Cooney Cusick Irving Ruud Lezotte Maryann Ada Lee Fuller Baumgartner Melinda Castor Korte Sally Heaton Dowland Lois Hanson Janice Liepold Loveton Ramseyer Beck Christina Elaine Sebastian Gompf Kay S, Gleason Hays Sally Kroeger SCA= Senior Carnation Deborah Bailey McFall Margaret Overall Burnett Chnsta Rankin MacFarlane Joy McCollum Gray Sylvia McNally Jenkins Mary Morling Jane Woestemeyer Chase Winifred McAfee Appeal participant Virginia Harrison Harlow Betty Tomsen Kempf Meyer Mary Rost Oehler Mariorie Walker Covrell Jill McLeod-Cooksey 1874= member ol this Janice Clark Mary Lieriey-Wull Impey Lois Wetzstein Redenbaugh Jan Ellen McEwen Davey Erin Gofhard McNiff Susanne Oehler Keller, TEII Judith Easter Miller year's 1874 Society Mary Reynolds Remy Pauline Laptad Deaver Patncia Elliott Meyer Mary Bucher Kreitzer Laverie Herman Morehouse TEII- Tau Pi Ruth Runke Connie Carney Erickson Pamela Diehl Michel Epsilon Janice Johnson Kuhn Susan Roddy Olson Betty Kelly Ruud Susan Fischer-Lukens Lisa Miguelino Society member June Johnson Lewis Jennifer Fix Reck TEII Mary Soechtig, Lou Ann Murray Hansen Molly Molden Miller Clare Downey Malysiak Bonnie Altman Steiner Circle Susan Harper-Stanbrough Palmer Ellis O'Brien Bunny Lyons Wilson Carnation SueChowning Nancy Beth Weir Jones Patricia Sizemore Pearce Jennifer Putensen Cheron KarnsAllcott Gwendolyn Patterson Genevieve Kunkle Karma Burtord Gaylord Elizabeth Peterson Anita Boyd Phalp Zatechka, SCA Gamma Phi Beta Foundation. . .

Mary Schaechtele Phillips Holly Tegtmeier, SCA Genevieve Nelson Robb Anne Hardy Hitchcock Roxanne Reber Leanne Reiter Thompson Margaret Moore Sawyer Mary Yetman Jennings Foundation Seeks Susan Tyler Roberts Barbara Varra Urbom Connie Clausen Spanier Linda Johnson Anita Zeck Sullivan Margaret Brandeberry Spence Susan Bowles Ketch Development Intern Laurie Miller Van Auken Carolyn Cramer Steward Paula McPherson Koy Kristin Wagner-Rist Upsilon Chapter Sheila Griep Van Zandt Katherine Cornelison Kravitz The Ganuna Plii Beta Foundation Hollins Christy Curnutt Wiedeman College Lois Redford Wellen Sydney Ronish Moran in a Margaret Ivy Wiedemer Founders Circle Barbara Babson Wolfgang Dorothy Nowery Reichert seeks a recent graduate interested Mary White Fay Rackley Robson Coppage Carnation Circle career for a Hertzbach fund raising one-year Carnation Circle Peterson Acker Amy Lynne Tau Chapter Marjorie Rosenthal Suzanne Ruthertord Hamilton Shiriey Stolz Clark June, 1997-June, 1998. Colorado State University Ann Williams Ross internship Jennifer Jacobson Cooper Geraldine Rowe and Assis Pearl Circle Mildred Morrison French Hays Workmg with the Director 1874 Samaras Bev Adams-Howard, Phi Chapter Dorothy Debby Maxey Tripp Glynn Juneal Saunders tant Director for Foundation Platinum Circle Washington University Mary Margaret Develop Alice Paramore Sharp Mills Holthouse, TEII Marjy Shupert Silver Circle Barbara Houck Sowers ment, and with the volunteer members Patricia Moore Johnson Circle Gladys Hecker Myles Donna Swank Loyalty Susan Chappelie Meland of the Foundation Board of Trustees Patricia O'Neill Colket Jane Boone Founders Circle Kathleen Shacklett Miller Taylor Adele Cressvjell Wilmot Davis Thiertelder the Taylor Snyder Lange Lorelei Stewart Moersch Virginia and the Development Committee, Cathie Marinoff Den Kiki Sloan Martha Roach Thornbrough Phillips June Wilkins Pelley Jane Bacheller May McDonald Vaiden Intern will have Circle Dorothy Walker Pick Development respon Habermann, TEII Loyalty Carmen Messer Vlahos Joan Davis Brookshire Judith Ruthertord Reilly but not limited to. Alice Jeanette Robinson sibihties including, Mae Cella Elizabeth Bowe Smythe Other Donors Hawkins Augusta Henderson Marione Duckwall Talley Jennifer Burns Abrell the Linda Hinshaw Patsy McGahey following: Tacke Hunt Nancy Weiss Ulman Whitney Anderson, SCA Roberta Kirschbaum Shiriey Osborne Kenda Bickle, SCA Moore Margot Other Donors � Travel to and on Cheryl Broyles Quanita Stocker Phyllis Thompson Brawley regions chapters Sharon Weiss Rittgers Jia Armstrong, SCA Jill Wilkis Jacquelyn Brundage, SCA its Ferguson Karin Kenyon Beagle behalf of the Foundation and Lunar Circle Patricia Koenig Bruton Lunar Circle Dorothy Nowotny Boehm Leta Marie Bradley Adams Denise Stubbs Buthion initiatives. Deborah Mabes Crist Amy Braatz, SCA funding Lora Longmore Cameron Julie Canfield, SCA Ruth Wehmeyer Forsman Kristine Tingley Bush � of Elizabeth Davis Nancy Ellis Cox Management phone appeals, Young Helen Griffiths Kaiser Marion Patton Caverhill Christine Smith Kay Adele Cross Frey Lisette Wetteroth Marsh Sandra Cobain, SCA thankathons and other Vivian Fletcher Hadley Jennifer Eagleston, SCA development Betty Bohannon Pearcy Shelley Dodge, SCA Jo Anna Bole Jeffers Suzie Jopling Franklin and fund activities to be Joanne Scholes Rossnagel Theresa York Dumdi raising Ruth Stone McCreary Lou Ann Roach Garrett Dawson Schneider Helen Boyer Gill Richardson Nancy Shari Gober Goodwin conducted at the and Margaret Kight Chin Sheri Gunnari, SCA regional chap Former Interna Jeanne Isham Scott Cynthia Sung Heidi Jean Green, SCA Clara Frances Butter Hathaway Tarling Tremayne Kimber Guthrie, SCA ter level. tional Council Kathy Sperling Steinbaugh Patricia Callahan Zimmerman Marta Heflner Stevie Marcus Sturia Linda Wallis Griflin Sara Henry � the Foundation and its Hahn Tomlin Carnation Circle Shane SCA Represent Member-at-Large Donna Elizabeth Houser, SCA Hainzinger, McFarlin Wilms Martha Willemin Branson Patricia Taylor Harsh Foundation Kay Lisa Mathews. SCA funding initiatives at collegiate and and Georgia Flynn Fletcher Cristina Hart Carnation Circle Melissa Phiiippi Pasternack Trustee Cinda Arbogast Glessow Stephanie Heefner, SCA alumnae and events. Jane Heubner Blair Emilyn Stephanie Purtzer, SCA chapter meetings Joan Larock Hotmeister Tricia Loveland Hentges Lucas Sammie Broyles Jane Cnder Ringo � Keating Sandra Kristi Hintergardt, SCA Lu for fund Briggs Kapsar Gale McLain Sperry Participate planning Kimberly Drobny Gloria Grafe Krimmel Carrie Hansen Jahnke, SCA (USC) has gener Buschy, SCA Angela Mowrer and activities at the Alison Strong Lindemann Deborah Jettrey. SCA raising programs Kelly Thompson Cline, SCA Stephenson, SCA ously pledged Lucretia Green Lindsley Angela Jones, SCA Mary Todd Cox Julie Strong, SCA international, regional and chapter Jackie Heitman Ruthsatz Beth Leakey, SCA $2.5,000 tofund the Ellen Keen Crupper Nicole Walkup, SCA Renje Seybt Anita Wonn Leighton level. Ault Dutcher Judy Heather Yeats Willig two years of Mary Arlene Boresi Shaeffer Marsha HolUngsworth first Bonnie Fee Fahy Kristi Zumbo � Shiriey BoeferStahlheber Lindsey Provide philanthropic information the Foundation Chariene Leedy Gail Bernadene Bates Swaney Sharon Maxey . Susan Hamilton Grant, SCA and to Intern position. Carolyn Herwig Terry Psi Patricia Williams McCortney appropriate training collegiate Sharon Reisig Green Chapter Hartleb Vonholle of Oklahoma Kathleen Spence McDaniel Stimmel Hutchinson Ingeborg University and/or their Peggy Melissa Pierce Wells Kerry Greenfield McGuire chapters representatives Corie Kamlet, SCA Silver Circle Pamela McGowen Williams Lynn Hofmann Michal at and conferences. Barbara Kerr Glona Swanson Nelson, TEII meetings Thompson Susan Schwartz Winter Kathryn Mitchell Lucile Knaus � Rudolph Founders Circle Michelle Moore, SCA Provide feedback and reports to Jill Wandel Luttges Other Donors Georgia Reeves Crow Jan Northcutt Obermiller Sen/ice Martin LisaAndrus Arcieri Foundation and Commit Mary Bette Byrd Filip Jane Carey Quade Development Cynthia Hunter McNamara Elizabeth Atwood Patricia Thomas Kelley Kelsey Ramey . Andrea Meyers, SCA Tina Betz-Bacon tee volunteer and staff leadership. Clarabeth Holt Kerner, TEII Becky Rhodes . Ruth Thode Miller Morris Faye Haley Rhonda Badeen Lunn Joanne Matteson Robertson Bonnie MacAluso Pastor Shirley Pinckert Henry Elizabeth Johnson Reidy JonnieTolie Rogers This intern will benefit from training Laura Wilson Pfister Katherine Jones Caroline Reigle Williams Caryn Hickman Short, SCA Carol Potter Pomranka Bernie Gitt Morgan and from the Donalson Wright Christine Smith, SCA mentoring professional Laura Morris Cynthia Kim Dynette Anderson Rachel Smith Steward Sandra Moss Loyalty Circle staff of the Foundation as Lisa Burnham Spears development Stillman Karen Musick Doris Schobert Courtney Carolyn Creighton Julie Stalcup, SCA well as from members of the Elizabeth Hinds Lisa Judy Graham. TEII experienced Wagner Brockmeyer Osgood Gayle Stewart, SCA Peel Bari Johnson Grace Knapp Wendel Stephanie Aimee Stone, SCA Foundation Board of Trustees and the Schneider Annabel Jones Dariine Durand Wilson Dorothy Cynttiia Day Stonecipher Jan Marie Fritschen Mason Committee. This is a Other Donors Tiffany Strickland, SCA Development West Pape Margaret Swanson, SCA Melissa Baker Chi Cornelison Saxon Holly with for a Chapter Wylodean Leenhouts Vallance position great potential young Heather L, Brooks, SCA Oregon State University Florence Jean Cuney Brown Lunar Circle Cathy Holman Van Denover woman interested in a career in fund Lisa Burden-Mendoza Gold Circle Helen Boggs Bradley Carolyn Walker Post Virginia Jarell Burke Georgiana McClenaghan, Eleanor Erickson Brewster Linda Dirks Williams raising. For more information or to TEII SCA 1874, Mary Roach Casady Vicki Williamson, SCA Patty Casey, contact the Foundation office at Carol Cazer Cozart Silver Circle Vicki Stover Crocker apjjy. Margaret Rose Schott Glee Clark Heikes, TEII Ellen Matthews Duncan International Dawson Ginger Allen Johnson Omega Chapter Headquarters. Founders Circle Iowa State Christina Melinda Worsham Klabzuba University Kimberly Carol Carr Henderson Digby, SCA Karen Vieth Knight Silver Circle Teri Donaldson Loyalty Circle Patricia Pritchett Metzinger Cathy Guthrie Lindauer, TEII Spanswick, SCA Mildred Dariing Degroot Sally Neal Diane Tjaden Thompson, Diane Vogler Ellison Helen Donovan Marie Meeks Neudorff 1874, TEII Jennifer SCA Laura Mason Linda Ahr O'Neill Ewald, Doyle Founders Circle SCA Lucille Vanloan Eldridge Letia Parker Tamy Frank, June Blake Bernick Vicki Christi Lindauer Kilpatrick Sue Ann Rice Phelps Gibson Helen Hill Grant SCA Alice Lehman Suzanne Sanders Rickerts Rosemary Part Hueser, Gertrude Call Hirt Jill Irma Hoech Matthew Eleanor Tracy Mynnette Lomas Sheller Hutson Susan Gulliford Hornung LisaGaskill Johannsen Eleanor Martinson Mclnnis Marie Whitehead Turvey Evelyn Burchard Spencer Alice Cooley Hult SCA Helen Fisher McMenamin Cheryl Vaught Catherine Colman Spika Stephanie Kerber, Sara Hess McElhaney Michelle R. SCA Ottilie Schupp Olesen Ann Candor Walby Steben Kitto, Carnation Circle June Hughes Mouden Erin Michele Penson Tsuchiya Sylvia Hardy Trewin Blake Kristinik, SCA Marceal Harrison Brovm Rita McCarthy Swartz Rany Marthe Deva Chisholm Vaught Karen Price Cody Margery Molden Wiltamuth Circle Julie Martin Lunar Circle Jeanette Williams Devenport Loyalty Lunar Circle Carollee Deruyter Balloun Mary Butler Mathiesen Barbara Weiss Boenzli Thalia Welborn Eddleman Marcia Lindquist Auliff Linda Mary Lindauer Callan Weeks Meredith Tern Briggs Doris Hays Gilstrap Katherine Blackburn Caldwell Kennedy Linda Gazzo Jennifer J, Olson, SCA Gillchrest Bromley Gertrude Magee Grenko Pauline Johnson Cook Marguerite Johnson Karen Weber O'Malley Mariaine Brown Kay Malcolm Gwinn Beveriy Beaty Chase Rogers Patricia Henderson Nancy Coolley Lori Mulholland Ovecka, SCA Frances Ormandy Coffield Chnsfine White Hancock Kingery Elizabeth Jinkins Caroline Woodrufl Martens Cooper Trina Davis Phillips Pauline Boston Hafenrichter Laura Wheeler Hardin Susan Dinsdale Irma Paul Nash Long Patricia Adams Purdy Cynthia Mecklem Hoppe Janet Werner Harris Deanna Scott Engelke Gwen Lankford Rogers Lonna D. Scheel, SCA Virginia McGreer Lubersky Catherine Price Head Blanche Fasold Forster Catherine Schanche Sanders Kathryn Wardlaw Stieben Mary McDermott Johnna Payne Himes Gamma Phi Beta Foundation. .. Building Tomorroiv^s Leaders

Marion Billington Fuechsel Loyally Circle Delta Alpha Zeta Geneva Engelmann Howell Lois Forbes Spahr Alpha Alpha Epsilon Marilyn Shaw Kiliper Phyllis Traynor Walter Chapter Chapter Chapter of Texas Nancy Froeberg Morgan Louanna Lunseth White University of Missouri- University of Arizona University Elizabeth Johnson Neal Marvel Kristjanson Columbia Gold Circle Gold Circle Williamson Judith Fisk Shaw Ruby Circle Gladys Eite Taylor, 1874 Doris Lea Koontz Nancy Cole Spencer Lunar Circle Virginia Forsythe Vint Silver Circle Platinum Circle Susan Breckenlelder Thilo Bernice Rustad Cunningham Sandra Rettke TEII Frances Rea Griffin Electa Platinum Circle Nauman, Groszkruger Trapp Ceanne Evans Schutter Voss Audrey Weldon Shafer Founders Circle Founders Circle Virginia Dorothy Grandy French Jane Candor Pauline Hickox Frances Woolverton Walby Jeanette Pietron Haskell Silver Circle Bayless Tysor Martha Babbitt Morgan Youngdale Nancy Peterson Heising Alison Shaler Bond, TEH Mary Bilby Loyalty Circle Lora Carnation Circle Lynn Jorgenson Jacobs, TEII Peachy London Smith, 1874, Clayton Byerly Ann Grappe Capps Rebecca White Goodman Deanna Stone Asbell Jane Mann Lamb TEII Sharon Donovan Colvin Ruth Jo Mellen Mendenhall Mary Brown Bergin Joyce Sorensen Northrop Founders Circle Nancy Chuoke Ennght Vicki Carison Read Michelle Cook Mohler Durrett Naomi Sweeney Carnation Circle Sue Dorsey Marian Webb Schmidt Godfrey Maunce Denkhofl Maxine Butcher Leaton Margaret Cynthia Lynch Ashworth Marjorie Maxwell Jones, TEN Circle Melton Mary Stephany Eby Kris Johnson Cartwright Mary Dorsey Krauss Loyalty Cathryne Leonard Ellefson Moiola Barnebee Elizabeth Rilat Peggee Stephanie Dallin Virginia Youngman Scholin Margaret Higgins Beth O'Connor Lee Patterson Suttle Mary Judith Bateman Downs Gerne Epp Smith, TEII Sally Clayton Peggie Bettie Houston Cravrford Frischmeyer Muriel Olson Kelly Audrey Allen Walsworth Lunar Circle Edna Carison Gord Ellen Dick Joan Reichert Norby Susan West Fuqua Joeanne Faulk Brabham Arlene Johnson Graham Marian Schulzke Ford Suzanne Preusse Circle Virgie Qlle Cabell Donna Burtis Hershe Loyalty Kathryn Johnston Hoover Deborah Fowler Swanson Harnet Lishen Baldwin Julia Barton Dunbar Caroline Hardy Howard Till French Hutchison Nancy Youlden Youlden Elizabeth Endres Borders Dorothy Ferrick Dunkle Evelyn Bergstrom Hradsky Peggy McNeely McKennon June Fowler Linda Ayers Gallatin Barbara Seabury Hutchinson Other Donors Heger Nancy Wilfert Nichols Hill Sandra Gillen Julie Stevenson Jackowski Cheryl Bakken Shiriey Kathleen Walker Pratt Wilma Grund Hoener Dorothy Moore Giroux Patricia Stow Jackson Angela Black, SCA Margaret Windsor Rogers Bedard Jane Leach Holcomb Susan Ervin Judkins Betty Paulsrud Brown Leigh Lemoyne Kathleen Sage Linda Francis Gloria Very Kent Jeanette Johnson Keogh Cynthia Hansen Brown Northrip Laura Segal Stovitz Marcia Lankford Plankinlon Martha Brouse Knobelsdort Phyllis Lovrien Leanne Byron, SCA Betty Skaggs Vinall Constance Claiborne Claudia Lovett Taylor Carter Moll Gretchen Collins, SCA Putney Alberthal Watkins Virginia Mary Fanelle Hankamer Thurman Judith Wilkins Schumann Sandy Marg Danielski Laura Maxwell Riggs Lunar Circle Joyce Bennett Ullom Lillian Schwitters Beth Dinger, SCA Rose Krueger Stubbs Frey Baldwin Julie Vowell Amy Dukart, SCA Jane McConkey Vogt Nancy Bulkeley Dorothy Haley Snyder Foltz Brandon Anderson Wicker Brown Ann Louise Kenan Fish, SCA Susan Wagenknecht Watters Carolyn Mary Maralyn Tipping Favour Elizabeth Butter Vancisin Charissa Haufl, SCA Cynthia Gates Wood Betty Ogg Carnation Circle Jean Murray Gratzer Barbara Wanner Nikki Geist, SCA Lunar Circle Ola Dovrell Butler Bell Cummings Joanne Goelitz Haase Patricia Weiss Tami Kartio, SCA Bonnie Klund Hana Joanna Tipton Fitzpatrick Susan Hubbard Herman Karlin Everett Kathrein Sondra Adams Hannafan Evelyn Richardson Hare Other Donors Helen Harbison Kroese Brenda Erickson Klein, SCA Marietta Lenox Kint Lucile Boland Hicks Helene Rose Frette Adams Suzanne Dresser May Stacie Kopp, SCA Adams Janice Vesper Martin Norma Wanek Baker Sally Klausing Joan Lawrence McDonald Rachel Kovar, SCA Martha Marshall Helene Meehan O'Donnell Elizabeth Quaife Caine Lloyd Jean Holderness Miller Stacey Lipp, SCA Fries Susan Foulk Reeves Christine Caligiuri, SCA Nancy Murphy Virginia Robins Richmond Joanne Loberg Janet Klawiter Rhoda Copeland Richardson Marie Monson Cassady Poppen Joan Marcella Hanson Melsted Blaney Rogers Bess Mayo Sprague Frances Martin Caswell Sharlyn Spragg Sappington Dorothy Seller Ryel Jane Nelson Jarene Anderson Stanford Joan Ortloff Steinhoff Jane Cowan Beatrice Tetreau Schou Sampson Julie A. Norton, SCA Suzanne Struhall Joanne McHenry Dutton Joyce Myers Sweeney Janice Lemke Shelton Ann Paulson, SCA Sharon Thompson Portia Garrett Waddell Sally Everhart Fitzgerald Kimberley Carr Shurig Lorn Petersen, SCA Barbara Wynell Weatherred Yeager Patricia Halderman Gregory Craig Weakley Sheryl Snoke Stewart Bobbie Sondreal, SCA Prichard Ann Louise Krochman Young Knstin Heine, SCA Marilyn Weigand Debbie Wick Deann Werth, SCA Susan Wheeler Edwardine Cathnner Zavodny Julie Hughes Kelly Peggy Puntenney Withers Susan Joslin Carnation Circle Other Donors Greedy Carnation Circle Laura Johnson Kain, SCA Gamma Ashmore Akard Carol Evans Crenshaw Alpha Betty Kendall Baack, SCA Michelle Kinkade Rozelle Alnutt Bernadette Rossi Ellis Chapter Myers Buff Baird, SCA Susan Dircks Klatt Helen Trippe Ball RIetta AdkinsHuthmacher University of Nevada-Reno Margaret Weaver Barlow Michelle Knott Jane Warner Bussick Susan Wylie Mashburn Karen Paulson Bett Mary Davidson Kohlsdort Gold Circle Norma Welborn Corbin Mary Carothers McDaniel Lucia Long Causey Dorothy Norgaard Lohry Robyn Forsyth Steele LoisArkes Hammer Maryann McConnell Metcalf Stephanie Cisowski Martha Rigby Nelson Huff Marian Schumann Miller Founders Circle Stephanie Elizabeth Richmond Colter Susan Burger Newman Jacki Ennis Falkenroth Susan Oswald James Patricia Simpson Moore Lynne Ingraham Evans Kara Norman, SCA Lewis Mary Morgan Dons Patterson Sumner Marilyn Boiling Elizabeth Harris Evans Julianne Powers Stephanie Swallow Maass Greta Adams Peterson Circle Stephanie Gauchat Sally Schwitters Loyalty Sally Brownfield Marshall Susan Carpenter Shaffer Carr Nancy Beekley Groh Kandi Parsons Stake Margery McKnight Dorothy Sappington Mayhew Barbara Foster Templin Suzanne Schwartz Ernst B.J. King Kane Gay Starrak Starrak Joyce Toenjes Mernll Sue Ellen Kirby Webb Ida Mae Gildone Miriam Richardson Turner Kellough Jan Therese Kurowski Oberie Dorothy Clapp King Walts Elizabeth Marschall Dawn Hall Vander Weide, SCA Margaret Ligon Joal Charleville Russell Moody Mather Charlotte Brehm Ring Eta 24 Jeanne Moore Warning Carolyn Mahoney Sonia Downie Smith Alpha Chapter Ethel Kent Ross Ohio McNeely Moira Mulhern Stevens Shirley Monday Wesleyan University Manon Anderson Russell Maurine Maddox Suytar Molly Peebles Circle Wyatt Mary Miller Wailes Loyalty Alpha Alpha Lunar Circle Barbara Termohlen Cooper Other Donors Margaret Brumbaugh Wienold Chapter M. Beth Winchester Bornet Olmsted Froschauer Michelle Graef Abel Katherine Mary University of Toronto Laverne Blundell Burch Willett-Goehring Faubion Joan Spoerr Shank Frances Smith Mary Ariing Other Donors Founders Circle English Diann Manard Bosworth Lunar Circle Nason Fisher Knstina Allen Elizabeth Bertram Dorothy Katherine S Bowles, SCA Fraser Andrews Jean Giffin Glass Stefani Barounes Mary Deanna Rottjakob Broughton Sue Bender Bloch Loyalty Circle Jerrie Germain Marson Jan Mary Jennings Bartel Anna McAuslan Pamela Shafer Burke Clare Lehner Callender Kennedy Mickey Kelly Murray Ericka Baumgardner Sarah Snodgras Castillion Betty Williams Duncan Lunar Circle Lillian Sloan Pekrul Valerie Bellezzo Jean Middlebrook Clark Chariotte Stone Fullgraf Melanie Bruce Elsie Shaver Perske Cariey Chalmers Burns Assing Barbara Duffin Crow Carol Twining Grazda Barbara Wilson Broadbent Suzanne Winer Robison Joyce Grove Ceyler Marian Lechman Doss Susan Schneider Holliday Miriam Allison Graham Siri Robin Rowell Stephanie Sarah Jones Hancock Cherry Werstler Horrocks Alana Cross, SCA Marjone Carnation Circle Carnation Circle Jane George Johnson Oviatt Kindell Ann Deimling, SCA Shiriey Johann Rawson Lambert Lois Carman Adams Amy Jones, SCA Barbara Schaaf Kortwicti Allison Disarufino, SCA McKee Michelle Arietta, SCA Stephanie Komen, SCA Jennifer Brown Lidecis Megan Wynne Emi Falkenberg Ann Louise Keenan Vehovec Mariann Humphreys Belanger Katie Key Baker McAdow Kelly Fleming, SCA Cynthia Jeannetta Wilcox Joan Dnsdale Burger Judie Kremer Harmer McDonald Bradley Nothnagel Babbi Heidbreder Gabel Dorothy Lois Bona Clark Sheila Fletcher Kriemelman Lois Bletscher Miller Other Donors Jessica Grissom Joyce Harris Grove Shelly Dudley McCormick Jo B. Welch Myers Tricia Ervine Margaret Wienold Johnson Altabelle Germain Hanson Merz Callenbach Nelson Sarah Morgenstern Mary Elizabeth Kennedy Carolyn Jaculine Chiatovich Jones Virginia Peck Miller Katherine Haddaway Scanland Marjone Hughes Murray Catherine Kloss, SCA Pamela Lourentzos Nicozisin Walsh Lou Thornton Vanpelt Stacy Jessica Mills Mary Merry Hyde McCalley Tina Markin Peil Anita Stewart Vieson Shanna Missett, SCA Beta Manlou Gerrans Victor Ellen Nelson Pierson Alpha Janet Mitchell Carnation Circle Cole Pitts Seidenberg Other Donors Harmony Moritz Louise Still Armstrong Chapter Brenda Cundiff Porter Regina Duggan of Nortli Dakota Michele Barry Morrison, SCA Louise Breese University Frances Mindy Lepontois Elizabeth Berens Neely Rainey Caitlin Nerrie Laura McLean Edelson Platinum Circle Dana Roberts Tanya Cochran Susan Dickey Paulsen Patricia Wiles Jeffreys Barb Endres Marybelle Cheryl Hardin Ginkens Lawing Sapp Barbara Reggio Shiriey Slattery Jenkins Gretchyn Hite Sussman Founders Circle Heather Procter, SCA Nancy Kilbury Sims Barbara Stafford Jones Carol Michener Kimberly Perry Veil Emily Breen Rundle Temple Natalie Bull Soli Anne Atkinson Lang Ruth Czamanske Thomas Virginia Smith Whitson Betty Zang Waltenspiel Diane Dickson Toci Carolyn Collier Mooney Vesta Voss Spurgeon Jennifer Wiese Nancy Meeks Mousel Martha Hanna Welman Cortney Zlaket, SCA Nancy Kilgore Rice Elisebeth Curtiss Robbins Geraldine Davidson Roberts Gamma Phi Beta Foundation. . . 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Mildred Roush Tracey Dortman, SCA Charlotte Loeffler Reynolds Other Donors Barbara Knothe Virginia Hamilton Schulze Barbara Douglass Gammons Lillian Fisher Schnabel Mary Rickles Armstrong Patricia Knight Villani Nesbitt Schwartz SCA Karen Dean Austin Ashlock Dorothy Cynthia Golitzen, Schnorrenberg Joy Other Donors Sterns Joanna Griffin Greta Stamm Barbara McConnell Bower Gladys Talbot Carol Zinkus Bell Allison Creech Gutierrez Barbara Lane Davison Mary Strassburg Cheryl Florey White Cleo Jean Butt Gail Allis Tunnell Callahan Hill SCA Hayes Mary Other Donors Paige Dawson, Donna Gibson Dunham Martha Helpbringer Van Brunt Meredith Holbrook Patricia Pickett Ewert Carolyn Austin, SCA Mary Simms Frazier Johner Johner Cathenne Gouse Other Donors Tracy Patricia Ball Maria Leonard Swayze Patricia Bunn Greene M Eileen Fitz Miles Patricia Scott Ballentine Marcia Johnson Marzullo Krulish Higgins Rho Sally Schroeder Moir Margaret Oehmler Marjorie Alpha Ashley Ayres Matkin Kirsten Jaeb Tanya Morrow Bartholomew Hagen Chapter Cynthia Honsaker McFall Karistad, SCA Nancy Luck Post Julia Reinberger Bates Amy Birmingham-Southern Catherine Pinsky, SCA Marie SCA Margaret Hagans Stoll Susie Lemen Brougher Tracy Kay, Laura Ramsden Julia Taff College Amy Buser Kelly Melissa Ross, SCA Andrea Kirsten, SCA Loyalty Circle Amy Wilson Debra Krosnosky Heather Anne Robinson Elise Berthon Alpha lota Sheraga Demchak Lisa SCA Laskin, SCA Sjong, Michelle Dement, SCA Lunar Circle Chapter Marion Adams Stramler Michelle SCA Univ. of Calif -Los Angeles Deanna Eshler Lojeski, Kafhenne Ingram Jacobs Lisa Surman Morrison, SCA Jessica Feinberg, SCA Missy Sally Wood Johnson Platinum Circle Pauline White Swanson Kay Lin Hudson Mueller Jenny Garman Shirley Palmiter Jordan Helen Ward Pustmueller, Susan Hubert Thiel Joan Turner, SCA Barbara Goodnch Allyson Adelia Deyampert Sartor 1874 Claire SCA Barbara Hart Vaughters, Galuppo Melissa Wimmer Other Donors Founders Circle Elaine Alpha Kappa Hay Donna SCA Doris Shelton Copeland Elizabeth Richert Bowers Jennifers Hicks, SCA Yarboroug-Parkhill, Zinsmelster Helen Douglas Brazil Chapter Kimberly B. Jacobson, SCA Nancy Nagle University of Manitoba Katherine Peirce Zoufalik Margaret Dolese Brown Erika R, Kildow, SCA Alpha Sigma Ellen Reed Burns Lunar Circle Karen Kight, SCA Chapter Rachelann Thompson Daniel Susan Glass Susan Yocum Kostelac Alpha Omicron Ranoldph-Macon Women's Linda Prewett Heald Julie SCA Levengood, College Marylou Lindsay Stutsman Joan Fisher McMahan Chapter Lambda North Dakota State University Cindy Van Empel Alpha Shiriey Arnette Meister Platinum Circle Janice Delp Wiseman Chapter Barbara Wogoman Founders Circle Barbara Woolman Preston, of British Columbia Suzette Peltier 1874 Loyalty Circle University Mengwasser Tera Williamson Dorothy Goldblum Brotchner Founders Circle Loyalty Circle Founders Circle SCA Linda Veach Buzzard Nona Lambert Michelson, Cecilie Henry Boyum Mariana Javana Janet Dorothy Cox Kelly Frye Patty Janet Abrahamson Doerner Loyally Circle Kristina SCA Lunar Circle Mary Caward Lindsay Perrault, Walstad Hoffmann, TEII Dorothy MacLeod Forsyth Mary Mary Bonholzer Baggenstoss Keene Maclnnes Martha Orbovich Pitchford Jeanne Paris Sowinski Mary Ellen Butler Barnhart Jo Deroulhac Pace Lunar Circle Bethany Porter, SCA Mary Lunar Circle Janet Inman Arbuckle Juliana Rauch Carnation Circle Mary Alpine Rindge Charlotte Cole Boufen Nannell Ruckenbrod Jennifer Phelps Reimer Mary Klauer Turner Dickey Carnation Circle Susan Moum Cherches Carol Arth Schwab Margery Shirk. SCA Sue Lynne Dancer Gunvaldsen Hilden Other Donors Stockert Alexandra Smith. SCA Joyce Beveriy Daugherty Eleanor Pye Hartord Davis Catherine Barham Chilton Lila Hanson Wallich Katherine Link Smith Evelyn Joy Janet Borton Livingston Susan Geiszler Marilyn Anderson Mann Frances Conrad Young Swigert Gloria Freisen McColl Sarah Timm Regina Garrity Martin Tau Lunar Circle Jean Witbeck Vick Gloria Reseland O'Brien Alpha Chapter Barbara Hein Van Kleunen McGill Louise University Jan Harbaugh Angus Other Donors Teresa Watson Barbara Helmeke Peppersack Miedema Peterson Silver Circle Lee Tyler Argabrite Jane Pendleton Ball Sheila Becker Martin Reed Anne Louise TEII Suzanne Suzanne Banfield Geraldine Layton, Webster Butler Xi Eunice Toussaint Mary Talge Goyarzu, SCA Alpha Chapter Lundquist Founders Circle Krehbiel Southern Methodist Ona Joanne Carison Welder Shiriey Conger Mary Anne Heskin Margaret Buchan Rieger Dicks Martha Blair Zimoski Margaret Daphne Williams Johnson University Francine Fiel Gleckman Loyalty Circle Julie Faryna Johnston Platinum Circle Carnation Circle Laurie Gooch Joan Skinner Hanna Susan Rapanos O'Neill Mary Jane Langham, 1874 Joanne Plissey Bobb Ausmus Gruber Gwen Nicholson MacRae Elyse Janice McCullough Mary Olson Boldlngh Allen Lindamood Silver Circle Judy Blood Milne Nancy Schmeltzer Carolyn Hill Chaffin Jean Ann Clapp Scott Eleanor Blanchard Rooks Montague Deirdre Martin Smith Dina Christ Ellie Naden Wright Valerie Wilson, SCA Founders Circle Brenda Cruz Eld Lunar Circle Coburn O'Neal Mary Leona Davis Drouet Frances Biever Ford Carol Parkinson Bailey Elsie Ward Treadwell Myra Autry Giller Ellen Blair Fredrikson Elspeth Rankine Byers Weide Mu Shiriey Mayes Alpha Chapter Jacquelyn Hilger Graves Diane Wegge Froehlich Janet Cross Davis Lucile Whitehill Rollins Berry College Margaret Newton Patncia Kennedy Hansen Marie Gravelle Beverly Tisdel Willd Sheila Telfer Watts Loyalty Circle Nancy Luft Vermeer Roberta Diehl Hess Kraus Horne Carnation Circle Martha Newby Brewer Loyalty Circle Beveriy Other Donors SCA Dorothy Packard Coon Eleanor Seavey Mischuck Charlotte Gray Booth Rachel Klosterman, Caroline Barbir Lifetime Goulette Curti Janet Stone Wilda Bridgeford Kovich Jacqueline Wiggins Margaret Godbold Pamela Carkner, SCA Levels Gloria Thatcher Dement Patricia Roach Kratky Giving Lunar Circle Bnscoe, TEII Linda Finnie Cobbett Judith Flint Detamore Suzanne Jenson Len/ick Alice Berastegui Cochran Linda Christensen Ray Lynn Gariepy, SCA Emerald Circle- Dorieen Randall Dutton Michelle Triggs Madsen Constantina Gountoussoudis, Eleanor Parker Moore Lunar Circle $100,000 or more Grace Jones English Barbara Gunderson Marshall SCA Garrett Baker Carolina Teague Erie Carnation Circle Myra Janice Peltier Samuelson Groulx, SCA Ruby Circle- Sharon McMeans Bensh Dominique Ruth Krick Harris Vivien S. Skinner Grant Jane Blair Weis Galit Janco Gina Elder Betts $50,000 to $99,999 Hatch Virginia Smith Hayes Julie Wiskow Wink Mari Liiva Tracy Corinne Thorne Collins Pringi Carrie Michele Hollister, SCA Mary Aycrigg Setzer Grace Lin, SCA Pearl Circle- Bell Frierson Other Donors Elizabeth Evans Hyde Betty Lisa Marshall, SCA to Other Donors Ann Fisher Gardner Lynn Airheart Brandvold $25,000 $49,999 Patricia Thoman Jennett Barbara Beers Guzzardo Fredeen Daniel Thelma Perry McWilliam Ann McConnell Glynn Merry Gold Circle- Carol Cochran Linneman Woodland Elznic Nowlan Gail Sutherland Lori Griffith Jones Beveriy Shiriey Joann Magno Kaiser Gordon Victoria Oakman $10,000 to $24,999 Suzanne Osborne Martin Jane Sonia Clarabut McCormick Hazel Isaak Johnston Diane Rogers-Lemeilleur Mary Monroe Myers Platinum Circle- Oebra McFadden Nu Chapter SCA Sim, SCA Alpha Elizabeth Nassar Celeste Kvidera, Tanya Mariorie MacMillan Wittenberg University Suzanne SCA $5,000 to $9,999 See Roach Lori Harrison Love Slinn-Higgins. McPhillamey Mary Silvia Vens. SCA Founders Circle Bell Robison Elizabeth Davidson Marsden Silver Circle- Stacey Michaels Betty Elizabeth Browne Joslin Stemmie Rae Joanne Chandler Moore Joanne Clifford Millage Margaret Keagy $2,500 to $4,999 Julia Jean Anderson Ouine Janet Orth Morris Loyalty Circle Terry Templeton Alpha Upsilon Helen Harris Thompson Laurie Huss Stenehjem Founders Circle- Barbara McAllister Paige Mary George Carol Hocking Todd Chapter Karen McGinnis Hopper Ann Cox Thornton $1,000 to $2,499 Jean Tulloch Powers Robyn Stroup Vinje Pennsylvania State University Kirsten Price, SCA Cheryl Gatchel Petty Carnation Circle Janice Bellmore Worstell Founders Circle Loyalty Circle- Marilyn Swope Shirley Susan Unvert Bingham Lunar Circle Dorothy Taylor Henderson $500, to $999 Joanne Cafe Stokes Brandon Holly Hawkins Bowler Marguerite Pi Mary Craft Wheat, TEII Georgina Morgan Street Maria Cashy Elizabeth Bruening-Cowie Alpha Chapter Lunar Circle- Swanson Carol Turner West Virginia University Loyalty Circle Cynthia Capps Barbara Ehler Chappell $250 to $499 Valerie SCA Dunn-Luck Deborah Foulsham Freisheim Teglia, Nancy Reynolds Gwin Cheryl Loyalty Circle Joanne Veith Elle Louella Bell Haarde Carnation Circle- Wherry Jennifer Hoffman Kay Philp Alana Markley Bott Vicki Welch Elwood Samuels Johnston Rothenberg Gwendolyn Myer Jacques Kathryn Peurifoy Christene Cooke Humphreys Dorothy $100 to $249 Elizabeth Diane Lewis Fish Ariene Weaver Moore Connolly Witchey Margaret Baker King Paulette Justtce Malinda SCA Gibbs Millicent Beaver Wozniak, Jane Kuhn Virginia Mullaney Barbara Wheeler Paisley Kirby Sheila Sullivan- SCA= Senior Carnation Michelle Yost, SCA McGregor Norma Hall Johnson Gallagher Margaret Lunar Circle Pamela Merrill Young Julia Lynn Wright Elizabeth Maize Larue Sprague Appeal participant Irene Stensel McNichols Marcia Schoeffel Chambers Other Donors Mary Morgan Youngwood 1874= member of this Carnation Circle Mary Crampton Montgomery Lillian Vaughan Collins Patricia Minier Allen Baird Lunar Circle Jean Matsumoto Vicki Moores Margaret Wiidman Hanson year's 1874 Society Austin, SCA Lillian Merkel Baldwin Kimberly Margaret Cook Bush Hartman Scott Dianna Johnson Kathryn Burkhart TEII- Tau Epsilon Pi Dorothy Shields Beck Joan Brassel Gerace Olivia Walton Dorothy Beachley Teresa Sherburne Turney member Diane Lang Bryan Marianne Laine Haberbusch Lynn Dailey Clancy Society Carol Asel Short Carnation Circle Virginia Jones Cantley Deanna Suciu Heermann Marjorie Rude Cook Betty Sneyd Werner Alt Sage Claydon, SCA Sallee Kernitz Dottie Hinkle Peggy Costello, TEII Joanne Rebecca Phillips While Lisa Detanna Chakeres Levathes Carol Snyder Hine Beth Giebelhaus Christine Gloria McMullen Willmott Melissa Desantis, SCA Nina Soderiind Mayhew Leila Kuchas Kirschner Gamnm Phi Beta Foundation. . . Building Tomorrow's Leaders

Helen Szot McGen/ey Leilani Markisen Miller Bridget Sullivan Hampson Gold Circle Louisa White Riggs L'Cena Fay Carter Hazelwood Olson Mary Myers Mowen Tracey Herpen Brunskill Rice, 1874 Loyally Circle Donna Eckleld Lori SCA Ramsden Alice Anderson Northcutt Higashi, Platinum Circle Cecelia Buckner Bouma Elsie SCA Mason Shambach Jeanne Ramsay Remaley Libby Hiller, Una Mae Brunskill Markle Kari Hotehkiss Eleanor Severa Steen Amy Leigh Hobbs, SCA Serrin Landon Carnation Circle Founders Circle Shiriey Paula Vanvalkenburgh Peggy Holland, SCA Ramona Randall Karen Shnner Altemose Carol Goshav; Blanchard, TEII Wardwell Elizabeth Keough, SCA Helm Feme Warner Aughenbaugh Galdi Stanley Speakman Olive Landahl Young Lois Walker Mariatt Nancy Kitay Luann Detar Margaret Lams Babcock Linda Steriing Tanya Mortemore, SCA Lyons Malony White Tessier Dorothy Limber Bittle Carnation Circle Susan Broz Dorothy Dorothy Ficke Neavitt Ogden Helen Hale Welton Ruth Thomas Blackwood Beth Kliss Bennett Gretchen Haller Reiter Kristen Witte Pippolo, SCA Barbara Harding White Joyce McLaughlin Boyle Mary Ferguson Boyd Rae Lana Poteat Jananne Throop Rice Mildred McCowan Butler Mary Fisher Erickson Rohan, SCA Suzanne Robinson-Vost Lunar Circle Martha Barr Case Gibson Suzy Mary Beekley Lee Shuler Carole Pittack Stavert Marilyn Bartlett Laurette Torre Miriam Johnson Goode Marjorie Creveling Shannon E. Smith, SCA Joyce Canavan Stewart Becky Bennett Connelly Helen Patton Ferree De De Staskal Hicks Suzanne Shafer St John Pamela Strother Lisa Dixon Garriques Susan Lentz Gifford Adeline Zanotti Melton Nicole Wagner Elizabeth Cumming Tulloch Barbara Rivenburgh Hall Alice Petty Hartzell Janet Odle Sharon Nugent Wallace Jean Happ Hudson M Jean Nelson Hopkins Andrea Peterson Carol Moss Winn Diana Wickman Lillevig Dorothy Martsoll Hutton Deborah Tulloch Psi Marlene Powell Alpha Chapter Circle Shepel H Winifred Knouse Keim Margaret Cochran Van Lake Forest Loyalty Hazel Burton Richards College Adair Lois Limber Kok Arsdale Beverly Edgerton Lon Scialabba Platinum Circle Marie-Louise Kean Ross Betty Thaxton Wilson Miriam Rov/ell Awenius 1874 Katherine Livesay Wells, TEII Strawn Sheraw Lynn Baker Mueller, Cele Hoffman Eifert Tippy Other Donors Margaret Shick Silver Circle Frances Johnson Franzen Carnation Circle Holloway Margaret Bradshaw Adams Barbara Goetz McNabb Rich Christi Kinkle Fredricks Catherine Kaifer Barth Sly Karin Kinney Agee Betty Janet Suttnen West Kay Wetzel Graham Nancy Scollon Black Mary Anstey, SCA Founders Circle Jean Tucker Witmer Rilla Casey Griffin Nancy Israel Brooks Buckmaster Werts Wood Sally Margaret Kay Dega Judith Sturr Hayes Ellen Kirby Coale Carolyn Jennifer Bums, SCA Pfeiffer Yohn Circle Victoria Vail Holden Ruth Myers Cripe Mary Melba Cimino Loyalty Frances Yarnall Burris Lynne Palo Lawlor Margaret Hemple French Other Donors Debra Roark De Fisser Audrey Franzen Mensching Donna Marsh Elaine Dobihal Gosey Elizabeth Agnew Alburger Amanda Leikam, SCA Jneil Ludwick Nelson Christine Dzikowski Leblanc Graham Aull Carne SCA Lunar Circle Carolyn Martin, Barbara Petersbn Reily Darieen Haug Manchen Jean Keller Beeman Renee Mestad Dons Oilman Hansen Helen Mornssey Smith Anna Gaddis Rauch Karen Bohenek, SCA Kristin Thomas SCA Nagle, Carnation Circle Diane Hillman Tietjen Eleanor Hoppe Reed Ann Brockman Kimberly Boyer Bethany Newberry Marjone Davis Adams Phyllis Johnson Wilson Beverly Loss Reed Joan Hawbaker Brower Susan O'Hanlon Rose Petty Bailey Marilyn Holland Reichard Roxanna Butt Karin Reisbeck Lunar Circle Edith Jones Batton Mananne Kariowa Rosalie Cimini Caroline Ross, SCA Maniyn Garton Amato Tanney Gretchen Hill Dack Ruppersberger Ruth Dallas Juli Schneider, SCA Kathryn Turquand Chapman Megow Margie Simmons Daley Angela Johnson Stephenson Davis Fuller SCA Margaret Martin Davies Mary Margaret Simpson, Margaret Juhrend Gressman Mary Pariett Webster Lee Ann Jodi Solomon Susan Kuhlen Harris Deshong-Cook Jams Michelsen Hines Josephine Muzzy Wells Kellie Dietz, SCA Anita Gable Towns Patricia Smith Labonge Ryan Behlen Morgan Celine SCA Margaret Mary Ransom MacLeith Other Donors Cindy Eddy Ulibarn, Gloria Nelson Esbenshade, SCA Katherine White, SCA Judith Busch Perez Mary Johnson Bertelson Carolyn Mariorie Packalen Santer Farwell Kristin SCA Rosemary Kraemer Raitt Jennifer Brannon Dorothy Shigley Yost, Genevieve Schaick Schwartz Nicole Fernse, SCA Sandra Winslow Steiner Leslie Ann Brownstein, SCA Marian Hohl Betsy Siegler Girard Chi Other Donors Templeton Mary Reiney Han/ey Noreen Gopez, SCA Alpha Chapter Pnscilla Rush Chalmers Bonnie Mittler Vacchina Joan Jans Kennedy Ann Porter Groves College of William and Mary Adeline Altergott Guerrero Harnet Forden Zachary Margo Schnabel Koten Deanna Demansky Hart Silver Circle Judie Zahn Moeller Charlene Gonzales Zettel Amanda Liptz. SCA Haven Oosterhous Ytacy Henry Emerald Erickson Kuepper Carnation Circle Karolyne Barbara Purtell Kohlmiller Barbara Holland Perry Founders Circle Amy Bedolla Cardona Chnstina May Lavin Alpha Omega Kathryn Thompson Phillips Smith Heaton Elizabeth Baker Cooper Leslie Michele SCA Byrd Chapter Maiy McMullen Roth Llewellyn, Janet Moscicki Martin Alice Jangaard Cuchna Connie Butler Long University of Western Ontario Lea Sampietro, SCA Wilcox Rietman Rosalind Dejesus De'Prey Patncia Margel, SCA Mary Holly Stovenour, SCA Helen Holbrook Tunstall Founders Circle Lorena Fletcher Farrell SCA Elizabeth Orr Titus Molly McGinley, Carter Zable Joan Boddy Merne McColl Gottschalk Lorin Miller Betty Susan Spooner Woodford Barbara Dunfield Rita Kreiziger Holman Kathy Stambaugh Mole Loyally Circle Thornbrough Jance Richardson Huribut Martha Koons Nissley, TEII Jane Groggins Beard Barbara Barnhouse Johnson Loyalty Circle Beta Gamma Judith Mehler Rasmussen Marione Briscoe Gentile Janitta Funk Keck Jean Campbell Jean Butz Rathmell Jan Mane Pickrel Dariene Chapter Margaret Beck Clark Wenger Kelly Green State Lois Blake Schlegel Ruth Dumper Singer Laune Kouzes Bowling Barbara Morris Szabo Phyllis Musselman Neilson Spahr Hope Bitting Sheila Whitehill Magnuson University Irene Taylor Stacy Lunar Circle Lunar Circle Jannette McGahey Peari Circle Melissa Staherski Kay Elaine Neibuhr Breen Marion Dickson Barkwell Louise Coffman McKeever Dons Bird Gorden Lifetime Deborah SCA Stempowski, Ann B Carison Gay Marsh Brema Joan Pedersen Meagher Jane Stevenson Silver Circle Giving Levels Bollinger Karen Darch Glennie Green Dickout Margaret Nylund Murphy Zartman Struck Yanity CamilleA, Cestone, TEII Nancy Edith Horn Mary McKelvey Jean Sturdevant Ranee Emerald Circle- Julie Britton Walker Gale Gibson Kohlhagen Mary Tasker Joan Schoolmaster Loyalty Circle $100,000 or more Elizabeth Lenker Washic Dorothy Dettmer McLaughlin Deborah Ulbnck Debbie Denton Stephan Pauline Miller Albaugh Ruby Circle- Helen Stapf Carnation Circle Ellen Weston Swagerty Sally Dickinson Andrews Louise Martin Sterrett Janis Feltz Zaharis Ann Louise Clark Arnold $50,000 to $99,999 Alpha Phi Chapter Margaret Huggett Boldt Ruth Schank Stevens Lois Babson Colorado College Catherine Healy Other Donors Papcke Circle- Carne Stevenson Colvin Pearl Massenburg Marion Irwin Kress Heather Andersen, SCA Cindy Chapman Ruhy Circle Elizabeth Wood Walton Rita Gamble Helfnch $25,000 to $49,999 Robyn Kyle Molyneau Lisa Sheehan Denlea Sue Schlessman Duncan Carole Demore Morris Carnation Circle Sue Peterson Gina Elmore, SCA Gold Circle- 1874, TEII McClelland Preston Catharine Tomlinson Bartlett Iveagh Reiche Schaus Krista Faber, SCA Evalyn Patricia Lindberg Sheehan $10,000 to $24,999 Platinum Circle Ann Elizabeth Beebe Rhea Simpson Seath Carol Campbell Fox Singleton Ellen Bowen Thompson Dianne Dyatt Hornbrook Bateman Bennett Betty Colvin Townshend Chrissie Geranios, SCA Platinum Circle- Mary Dawe Thompson Maryjane Hipp Misthos, TEII Noell Chafee Jill Heney Yousie Katrina Huennekens Virginia Shirley Anne Richardson $5,000 fo $9,999 Dearhart Lehnertz, SCA Mary Founders Circle Mariorie Other Donors TEII Marian Owen Mine Melissa Masella Tigges, Silver Circle- Sarah Bridgeman Blockhus Susan Faulkner Carnevale Pat Pivonka Wagar Cass Sarah Morgan Kimberly Hill Miller $2,500 to $4,999 Phyllis Neanng Christine Carter Clark Mary Morrow Fuhrer Evelyn Rapee Schmitt Tanya Coombs Michelle Money Lunar Circle Founders Circie- Carol Stott St Jean Margaret Schott Jennifer Dainty Candace Kirk Nesbitt Esther Burner Clark M. Selena Dovel Swanson Kramer Tamara Nisenson, SCA Jennifer White Comstock $1,000 to $2,499 Loyalty Circle Kathryn Forsyth Helen Black Truesdell Debra Sandra Turner Olinger Charlotte Felsted Mary Louise Thomson Gilkes Gregg Loyalty Circie- Hiscox Janet Reese Poteete Mariene Adrick Gulas Lucy Bates Jolas Other Donors Wendy Anne McLean Victoria Repka, SCA Virginia Clayton Heckler $500, to $999 Margaret Myers Jennifer Akers, SCA Hudson Jean Michelle Risher, SCA Beth Singleton Kilchenman Turza Briscoe Pflug Angela Bowser Ingartield. SCA Lunar Circle- Stephanie Berg Sarracino Mary Levak Smith Margaret Charison Schisler Kimberly Caldwell, SCA Jane Elizabeth Lewitt, SCA to Mary Franklin Sokol Julie Scholz Tate $250 $499 Leslie Davis Storr Michelle SCA Fairley Dodd Marten Carney, Ariene Benedict Stansfield Pattie Menefee Kara Chabora, SCA Melissa McKeracher Carnation Circle Carnation Circle- Taylor Erica Switzer, SCA Jennifer Clements Holly Zieba McLean Laura Mog Bagdasarian to Lunar Circle Hegel Van Den SCA $100 $249 Jennifer Cole Natalie Melling Tracy Leigh Berg, Diana Gardella Baier Dons Barton Andrev/s Weintraub, SCA Barbara Coulter Cox Catherine Nelles Jacqueline Marcia Mutton Berry Evelyn Richter Baker Elizabeth Schaeffer Wilson SCA= Senior Carnation Michelle Dandar Ana Pasquini Donna RueBidlack Kay Jensen Carmody Suzanne Kingsley Dolenti Helen O'Neil Sande Shiriey Wehr Calvert Appeal participant Constance McQueen Clark Anika Dutton, SCA Beta Beta Laura Ash Carter 1874= member of this Julianne Caristrom Craig Chapter Jeanine Egan, SCA ot Maryland Rebecca Cochran Nancy Lindsley Griffin Beta University year's 1874 Society Ashley Elkins, SCA Alpha Ann B Denison Conner Beverly Wellborn Hammer Platinum Circle Pi Audrey Dixon Fawcett Chapter Betty Goodenough Glaeser TEII- Tau Epsilon Marilyn Swan Heinly Martha Dippell Suzy Feikema University ol Southern Connie Blankschaen Hagey member Lorelei Wilkening Kley Society Beth Martin Fisher, SCA California Founders Circle Minam Hamman Kish Natalie Johnson McBee Sacks Duteil Grace Belief Miller Kelly Frazier, SCA Emerald Circle Shiriey Marilyn Burnham McBnde Benson Donovan Mansa Gabriel, SCA 1874. Marion Hastings Nancy Montgomeiy Lon Mendelsohn Meek Cinda Keating Lucas. Martha Martha Rivero George, SCA Mildred Burton Lawrence Pryatel Ragones Pamela Haag Meyer TEII Foundation Welcomes New Chairwoman for the 1874 Society's 1996-97 Campaign Chris Amos Rinehart, SCA Helen Moles Roberts Betty Reese Searles Deborah Wiseman Sferrazza Georgiana Post McClenaghan (Oregon Kristine Clements Shaffer a member of 1874 Merridelle Depue Sowers St.), the Society since it Wendy Taylor was founded in is the Chair Eunice Jofinson Tuttle 1990, honorary Virginia Cole Vescovi woman for this year's campaign. Other Donors and over the Angela Bavis, SCA "Georgie's loyalty generosity Bertsch Julee last six years is an inspiration to all and her Vanessa Carpenter, SCA Sharon Fanelly Collins willingness to encourage others to give is fur Michelle Corcoran Theresa Cosgrove ther evidence of her strong committment to Krista Spanninger Davis Gamma Phi said Foundation Chair Lori Dewitt, SCA Beta," SCA Valerie Zaidain Dupler, woman and 1874 member Barbara Kimberiy Roessler Society Eppert, SCA Wessel. Deborah Evans, SCA Deborah Fatica In addition to the satisfaction of knowing Christy Schmidt Gariety that their Carole Coles Gravette leadership gifts support Sorority Kristine Studer Hagemeier educational programs and camping programs Debra Fransen Haines Georgiana Post McClenaghan (Oregon St.)-center-enjoys the 1874 Katherine Moose Head, SCA at Sechelt and across the continent as well as Wendy Kramer Hepner Society reception ivith Diane Tjaden Thompson (Iowa St.)-left-and talented 1874 members Margaret Kindt Johoske scholars, Society L'Cena Brunskill Rice (USC)-right-last summer in Kansas City. Beth Anne Knackstedt a a Joanna Sweebe Laconto enjoy quarterly newsletter, biennial Tiffany Law at Gamma Phi Conventions and the to at International when Elizabeth McCammon reception opportunity stay Headquarters traveling through Paula Mclntyre, SCA Denver. Janice Bair Mejia Karen Keriek Miller A "Thank to the 1996-97 Members: Tricia Naramore, SCA Very Special you" Julie Ogur, SCA Ariene Daugherty Parker Beverly Adams-Howard (Colorado St.)* L'Cena BrunskUl Rice (USC) Passiatore, SCA Alayne Ruth Andrea M.D. Joanne Patterson Sue Schlessman Duncan (Colorado College)* Seeler, (Vermont) Patricia Stewart Peters Roodhouse Erb Allison London Smith Anita Frank Plazzo Posy (Washington St.)* "Peachy" (Missouri) Christy Priebe, SCA Dorothy Somers Hoehn (Northwestern) Louise Stegner Steinbrunner (Denver) Sandy Howett Roe Leslie Morrison Ross Linda Daniel Johnson (VanderbUt) Gladys Eite Taylor (Arizona)* Rozmus Emily Wing Smith Swift Carolyn Thomas Shields Greta Astrom Koerber (Northwestern) MarUyn Tennity (Syracuse) Peterann Filipek Siehl Jane Diane Nancy Theller Simpson Mary Langham (Southern Methodist) Tjaden Thompson (Iowa St.) Laura Mercer Wunderiin Barbara Lawrence (Washington) EUzabeth Thornton Troy (Boston)* Barbara Cochran Young Cinda Keating Lucas (USC)* Barbara Missert Wessel (Syracuse)* Beta Delta Georgiana Post McClenaghan (Oregon St.)* Lynn Towsley White (Colorado)* Chapter Baker Mueller Forest IVIichigan State University Lynn (Lake College) Silver Circle Barbara Woolman Preston (Randolph-Macon) *Denotes five or more years of membership. Taleen Shiriey Bibbings Helen Ward Pustmueller (UCLA) Founders Circle Mona Dorsey Cline Parna Lazelle Joyce Colleen West Leavengood The 1874 Society recognizes individuals and chapters who have each provided unrestricted gifts of at least .f 1,874 Mary Burdick Thorne one fiscal tr) the Foundation continue its work. Loyalty Circle during year help important phUanthropic Beverly Gaabo Ahlin Susan Henning Kirkpatrick Carol Friedman Levy Founding Members; Beverly Adams-Howard, Kris Baack, PhD., Joan Herzig Braitsch, Jocelyn Birch Burdick, Sheila LorenzOsann Helen Pass Swanson CamUle A. Cestone, Paula Janis Dean, Barbara Endres, Posy Roodhouse Erb, Doris Bird Gorden, Frances Rea Elizabeth Winston Turner Barbara Karen Wander Kline, Erikson Lewis, Cinda Lucas, Corinne Yvette Sue Weston Viecelli Griffin, Junker, SaUy Keating Martinez, Sarah Bristor Villeneuve Post McClenaghan, Mary Jane Hipp Misthos, Gloria Swanson Nelson, L'Cena BrunskUl Rice, Kiis Brandt Renee Scott Welsh Georgiana Susan Hoban Workman Riske, Marjory MUls Shupert, Ralphine Ronald Staring, Jolene Lessard Stiver, Gladys Eite Taylor, Mary Agnes Welsh, Diane Zdunczyk Barbara Missert Wessel, Towsley White, Carla Evans WUsey, M.D. Lunar Circle Lynn Mary Doering B. Kay Hanis Dukesherer Kathleen Ray Fordyce Janet Bartels Hummon Patricia Pinch Jehle Beth Linda Satteria Jill Garnette Judy Hopkins Connolly Mildred Runnells Martin Rowney S. Marie Bauer Schriefer Anne Lepri Schett Karen Younker llsley Michelle Richter Cosgrove Karen Hahn May Kimberly Korpak Scott Chris Trawczynski Mariorie Hiegel Lawson Lisa Dominicis Kimberly Demayer Meyers Anne Gonne Vandagens Pat Horvath Mahan Stephanie Fern Eberwine, SCA Fredricka Hoxie Older Cynthia Silorey Leith Smith Ruth Fox Walker Velma Blackard Maxwell Kristen Hanacek Palmer Nancy Phyllis Hartung Lisa Wikenczy, SCA Jeanne Miller McNutt Julie Mick Hoefer Gertrude Jackson Palmer Other Donors Tracy Wunsche Elizabeth Novak Mitrione Gwendolen Ann Crane SCA Mary Shellenbarger Amy Lynn Bailey, Shirley Keats Moser Johnson, SCA Julie Bentzen, SCA Dyer Teplis Lindsay Linda James Ramey Sharon Knuth, SCA Barbara Wilson Sherri Thompson Borer Beta Epsilon Nancy McElroy Zolnowski Julie Kern McGinby, SCA Jessie Sanson Withorn Brown Broderick Mary Chapter Melinda Lower Mahler Florence Kolata Goka Clarizio Carnation Circle Wojan Tracy Miami University Denise Meier Patton Jodi Chattaway, SCA Jill Brinkerhoff Arnold Carnation Circle Amanda Robinson Plcchi Krystin Ciesco, SCA Founders Circle Margaret Hopkins Ashton Jacquelyn Thompson Bell Lynn Burman Ritchey Jennifer Dyer Sandy Biegelman Burba Patricia Hopkins Burke Ann Cronander Hagen Julie Ruppert Schulte, SCA Darci Gurney, SCA Jeannine Sheldon Kallal. TEII Carol Petersen Hacker Patricia Keefe Hene Julie Gannon Smith, SCA Dana Goldberg, SCA Maria Papas Heide Schierholz Loyalty Circle Deborah Mary Hogan Allison Hoff, SCA Connie Pickett Heiland Snyder-Lawrence Karen Howard Laurie Huffmire Jelinek Grams Hopper Barbara Mohr Hetzer Nancy Sparks Heather Hunwick Kelly Peggy Glover Mauter Carol Kristtn Kelley, SCA Carol Glos Hinshaw Spomer Judith Nancy Neumann Julie Leavengood King Renee MacDonald, SCA Janice Durrant Nicholson Taylor Jennifer Shannon Walsh Kulczycki Adele Martonyi Lunar Circle Patricia Taylor Stolk Carole Worline Melissa Rohrer Wenzler Lady Michele Nickel Gretchen Amstutz Suzanne Sheldon Other Donors Levy Anita Wellman Piersol Dorothy Baxter Cibula Andrasco Nancy Moczek Barnes Cheryl Lynn Kristen Robinson Pamela Cartwright Dehart Karen McNamara Kristen Blose, SCA Kubinski Kimberiee Rubin, SCA Linda Mistier Dunkle Ratte Claudia Gumpert Button .i^'^^W';; Building Tomorrow's Leaders Circle Carnation Circle Founders Circle Anne Golseth Loyalty Karen Harrison Davis Dena Abdallah Donna Davis Prior Patricia Nugent Hamilton More than Hull Sara Holmes Gordon 1000 Seniors Lila Firnhaber Bolinger Marilyn Beardmore Pledge Loyalty Circle Tern McMurray Nieser Eileen Ginsburg Calechman Diane Hertneky Phillips Kay Schultz Catanach Ava To Build Koren O'Kane Willingham Ray Leadership Development Desplinter Judith Pike Coy Lunar Circle Weihmeir Houska Circle Mary Carole Gilbert Frazier Marilyn Watson Beatty Lunar Miclnelle Kolet Cook Anderson Funding Jacqueline Hocker Jontz Candace Hertneky Crumb Kathryn Jeanne Gamauf Laue Paula Bell Toni Perkins Kubly Kathryn Epeneter Johns Started six the Foundation's Senior Carnation Karen Reinhold Shifo Dolores Hunt Foster just years ago, Nancy Ingersoll Livesay Karlin Lanz Morris Debra Eaton Smith Donna Janet Willoughby Maggard has to more Morgan Carnation Circle Appeal grown than 1000 members who have pledged Miriam Jennings Mayhew Otiier Donors Flolo Bahde Lunar Circle Shirley Vicki Ray to resources for at Lisa Adams provide Sorority leadership programming Ruth Nash Aldndge Judith Flickinger Bahney Catherine Abadie Winter Maria Albertini Margie Calvert Bianchetta Katherine MacLean Bovey Conventions and leader Jessica Berman Circle Leadership Training Schools, coUegiate Virginia Nichols Johnson Chariene Midyett Carpenter Carnation Nelson Black Frances Kirk Cranfill consultant and Beverly Linda Lee Suzanne Richmond Daniel ship international rush consultant visits and Shannon SCA Dunn Evans Clack. Rea Jane Kinkade Linville Judith McGowan Fields Benni Marci Whitehead Cole PACE Linda Johnson Lowry Ann Rehm Fink Mary O'Malley Harvey programs. Couch Barbara Janos Marita Kirkpatrick Mahan Barbara Peterson Gerhardt Lisa Kingrea Marrs Each seniors are asked to make a commitment Ann Denisi Laura Hatch Sara Burger Nash year, four-year Carnation Circle Wendy Gryna Esslinger Julia Porter Herring Brenda Dunn Rickert Lori-Ann Alvino to support leadership development for members. As they gradu Gena Filippini Lisa Weiler Houston Deana Finck Sageser Roberta Nash Sandra Otto Foil Bingaman Meredith Link Donna Snyder Scarborough ate, to let International know their new Edwards Fisher they agree Headquarters Marjie Schaechter Frakes Carolyn Judy Brown McFarland Mary Brownlow Sledge Hubbell Glendinning Kathy Sackmaster George Michener Pinto Steen the next a to of Marilyn Pamela Thompson Nancy address, year they make gift the Foundation $10, Cahill Masching Kathleen Esser Hesse Lynn Debra Simpson Montgomery Stephanie Stephens SCA Judy Harris McKinney two years after graduating $20, the third year $30 and the Sheri Ladas, Joyce Rickards Newcomb Mary O'Brien Thomas Lombardo, SCA Linda Taylen Mokrycki Tammy Margo Dunlap Reeg Other Donors fourth the time celebrate their fourth anniver Sheila Farkos Luecht Linda Morgan-Henry year $40. By they Linda Mason Reinacher Elle Jill SCA Carmi Grecco Murray Nancy Beasley Moulthrop, Elizabeth Kindem Spieldenner Jennifer Buckner Boice sary of Gamma Phi Beta celebrates with them by Alice Mattioda Linda Owens Parker graduation. Crisp Carol Gordon Colvin Barbara Baner Maves Julia Hazlett Ritter Other Donors them to the Foundation's Carnation Circle of SCA Deborah Robertson Edson welcoming giving. Kenna Pope Perkins Linda Woehier Roush Lesley Anderson, SCA Jenkins Linda Schall Powell Barbara Schuler Rushin Ako Asano, Rosemary Zeleny This year, the Foundation wiU again send packets to seniors' Busch Ellen Jensen Betty Milliren Roberts Jacquelyn Schultze Amy Langhoff Kathleen Carroll Bobbie Miller Johnson homes at with a lifetime Gamma Janice Heinz Ruggerio Brenda Loudermilk Wagner Thanksgiving-time pledge card, Irma Mornson Lovelace Susan Coleman Ryan Geraldine Gaddis Winston Janice O'Brien Catron Davis Renee Phi Beta membership card and a letter asking them to join the Sharon Bierman Schneider Charlotte Slazas Zachary Sandra MacDonald Ramsey Schmidly Bernstein Diamond Catherine Hicks Williams Sandra Reimer Sink Other Donors Faye Senior Carnation Lisa Foster Appeal. Sheryl Grottola Skinner AmyAhlers, SCA Anne Ciambrone Sullivan Lucinda Ledgerwood Gaven are in this Elise Aumann, SCA Beta Senior Carnation Appeal members recognized Sarah Hite Upsilon Kristtna Torisky Kristin SCA Hoper Bailey, Barbara Friel Holme Chapter donor with a "SCA" after their names. Gweneviere Willi. SCA Donna Baker, SCA hsting Pilkington Gen Pittman Jacobowski Kansas State University Deanna Banner, SCA Ruth Baker Koons Joie Harris Bertram Founders Circle Beta Xi Diana Beebe Koontz Chapter Michele Stuffle Bizik. SCA Sue Ann Wiltse Fagerberg Ohio Slate University Suzanne Lee, SCA Rachel Elizabeth Bonacker, Carolyn Kay Johnson Marovich Anne Victor Lopez Founders Circle SCA Mary Vanier Suzanne Acuff Manhard Susan Bonnell Brenda Callahan Brumfield Kathleen Schrader Pushor Loyalty Circle Beta Zeta Chapter Sally Mettee Keeler Dawn Butter Butler Margaret Roath Rosemary Wineinger Kent State University Elizabeth Gore Cole, SCA Lunar Circle Jen Rokala, SCA Speedy Thies Foster Stephanie Duncan Evelo, SCA Loyalty Circle Maria Demaggio Ciotti Amy Foote Schloesser Mary Eaton Matuszak Orlando Hasen Amy Filler, SCA Sheila Smith Norma Kariyn K. Tanaka, SCA Lunar Circle Mahan Kathleen Conrow, SCA Shiriey Woody Stacey Janet Campbell Kristeen Tadich Von Buettner Christie Shawna Curry. SCA Janice Edwards Wendy Wehmeyer Laura Lunar Circle Carnation Circle Kathaleen Dooley, SCA Goff. SCA Ann Goetz Mary Averill Becherer Anna Robinson Baker Angela Emge, SCA Jo Heasty Hess Lois Buchhagen Crawford Gaye Grimsley Bricker Marchele Englert, SCA Beta Sigma Barbara Schrader Lilly Bergstrom Kaighin Catharine Duvall Dunay Shannon English, SCA Fran Mayfield Lapham Betty Kalish Rosalind Gallogly Etiing Heather Foote, SCA Chapter Mildred Goreham MacKenzie Washington State University O'Rear Elizabeth Hoy Kentosh Carol VIchek Lothian Emily Louise Fuller, SCA Elizabeth Carter Loreen Haas Martin Ritchie Baldwin Teach Heather Fuller, SCA Gold Circle Caroline Preddy Pickens Ruetz Susan Miller Carolyn Sanford Vetter Robyn Whitaker Ganly, SCA Posy Roodhouse Erb, 1874 Jneil Quanz Linda Oster Eloise Wagers Sharon Anthony Tatge Zaugg Lori Garioch, SCA Circle Jonelle Hanna Rothfuss Loyally Jacqueline Commeriord Other Donors Angela Dawn Givens Mueller Renfro Marcia Allen Schmitz Nancy Unruh Carole Fowler Herriott Ann Albright Gurbach Lunar Circle Janice Wissman Carnation Circle Hannah Pruitt Laura Nasser Hendrix Wanklyn Lisa Bliss Linda Alexander Browning Kim Gose Henness Carnation Circle Debbie Jo Kirk, Jeanne Bigler Edwards Beta Omicron Pilkington Carnation Circle Peggy MacNaughton Baur Marilyn Kunz Shott SCA Grace Baldwin Sharon Ellis Bock Marjorie Reynolds Wilson Chapter Krista Korobov, SCA Karen Newby Bernhardt Sally Smith Cottman Oklahoma Deanna Summers Lambert Ernestine Freitas Brennon Judith Mai Colebank Other Donors City University Cynthia Mause, SCA Gretchen Galer Janet Crowe Kathleen Wilson Bartholomew Founders Circle Claycomb Alison McGinley. SCA Van Blaricom Horrobin Mary Hinsey Goya Laverne Honsberger Lantz Clarice Braker Morrison Cathy Nancy Mcintosh, SCA Patricia Crombie Keith Florence Haymond Haynes Lynne Mallernee McDonald Loyally Circle Tara Lynn McNeils, SCA Teri Forsland Sherry Mooney Howard Patricia Tiffany Milavec Kheriaty Adra Mason Cheek Christina Misener, SCA Vickie Lawrenson Knechtel Gerhardt Howard Diane Auerbach Myers Beverly Verona Dilbeck Lynam Sandra Davis McPhee Babette Brous Moore Jean Shaffer White Betsy Ankeny Lyle Maytha Wagner Mead Carol Sue Nahrwold, SCA Kerry Hooper Nelson Nancy Jones Oliver Margie Jo Smith Watters Christine Neimeyer, SCA Trudy Post Schmidt Teresa Thomas Quandt Holly Nolan, SCA Carol Hill Vansickle Beta Eta Chapter Lunar Circle Other Oonors Margaret Huber Remke Bradley University Paula Ketehen Clover Alexander, SCA Andrea Riffel, SCA Other Donors Kathy Sherryl Hall Peterson Patrick Ballard Platinum Circle Kay Brose Rogers Sally Mitchell Barnum Kay Erikson TEII Tern Leathers Wiebe Cathie Crouse Brenda Paquette Barbour Sally Lewis. Katherine Virginia Scully, SCA Christi SCA Kathryn Reeves Brewer Founders Circle Carnation Circle Margaret Pritchard Slauter Egger, Donna Cynthia Corbin Davidson Colette Cooley Hays Dorothy Downing Burg Kris Knight Sttnson Gedney R. SCA Stacy Waide Fischer Pamela Heeren Hennenfent Marie Russell Harkey Hallie Elizabeth Temple. SCA Kelly Heisey, Hoffman Fnsch, SCA Betty Donaldson Hite Kelly Stuckman Vorhis, SCA Susan Slegner Libby Circle Shearer Galloway Loyally Patricia Myers Howell Michelle Lindauer Weisman, Nancy Gnggs Johnston Sherry Pearson Clair SCA Christi Shmidl Gottschalk Audrey Ruth Marshall Richardson SCA Sonja M. Kasperson. Elizabeth Printz Freeman Kline Lucinda Brandenburg Goya Carolyn Lamb Rooker Caryl Lynn Winkle, SCA Susan Byquist Judith Benthaus SCA Hoobler. SCA Ingersoll Peggie Keller Saxton Linda Zuffa Tish MacRae, Tammy Norma Rodems Kottemann Sara Thomas Smith Shauna Revello, SCA Tara Linn Houston Elizabeth Althoff Les Shelly Simmons Russell, SCA Julie White Hower. SCA June McCoy Miller Other Donors Beta Rho Monica Salmela, SCA Jill Kippes, SCA Vada Mustion Baird Chapter Marjorie MacKlin Neff University ol Colorado- Nancy Smith McDaniel Connna Kolder, SCA Yowell Baker Mary Martin Swain Kathryn Boulder Karen Schober Mary Ann lliff Hughes Virginia Clough Young Karen Seyer Dunn Janene Sorkness, SCA Rebecca Johnson Emerald Circle Jennifer Ponder Jennings Katy Stevens, SCA Stacy Wilson Jones Lunar Circle 1874 Kimberii Harding, SCA Lynn Towsley White, Jodi Strite. SCA Dorothy Parker McDonald Wanda Brewster Siegfried Tiffany Johnson Hester, SCA Renee Tingstad. SCA Maureen Kennally Mitchell Carolyn Sullivan Buckles Silver Circle Marcy Logan, SCA Pratt McMullin Leann Nagely, SCA Frances Coleman Barbara Heather Porter, SCA Lisa Piken, SCA Constance Sheldon Dunbar Tau Founders Circle Beta Chapter Barbara Stanton Reed Park Tech Marilyn Hawdhorne J.J Stoll Kaelin Texas University Rindi Walker Rolling Laura Turton Munkel Beta Pi Ina Mullis Chapter Founders Circle Sara Runnebaum Orsi Indiana State University Pamela Templeton Wootten Carolyn Harshbarger Peggy Campbell Clark Nancy Burnett Simmons Kaye Kline Swanson Platinum Circle Loyalty Circle Patncia Johnson Hutchens Susan McConnell Smith Nancy Weidner Tober Linda Marty Kuhn Pool Jeanne Schroll Aden Catherine Balzer Lorino Achten Sfeinbnnk Ellen Trzaska Joan Cole Eppen Jill Townsend, SCA Janet McLennan Wilson Gamnm Phi Beta Foundation. . . Building Tomorrow's Leaders

Amy Taylor Turner Beth Dodson, SCA Loyalty Circle Gamma Gamma Elizabeth Garcia Oonna Hansen Vailas Angela Doran, SCA Jean Lesourd Holly Graham, SCA Paige White, SCA Michelle Doran. SCA Elaine Grangaard Mortison Chapter Jodi Gustin, SCA Deborah Turnbull SCA Karen Elliott University of Wisconsin- Hewett White, Kelly Lunar Circle Mary Lookabaugh Michelle SCA Heather SCA Milwaukee Eleni SCA Wiedle, Hastings Gullic, Patricia Ball Blanchard Kaperonis, Lisa Scott Zeman Gina Bleile Diane Jack Kessler Hartigan Elizabeth Hoffmann Day Silver Circle Ann Marie Zondca, SCA Coleman Hawkins Elizabeth Pitts Kilmer, SCA Carolyn Frances Lee Free Victoria Bishop McLaughlin SCA Rebecca Lewis, SCA Amy Heffelhnger, Lisa Garner Inglis Siedhoff Heimerman Lunar Circle Rhonda Lewis Phi Beverly Ann Jeannette Schmausser Ewing Beta Chapter Donna Jones SCA Ann Hildenbrand Kelli Mamle-Walston, SCA Johnston, Joanne Davis Tudor Lyn Indiana University Heather King, SCA Sara Czarnecki Hmielewski Anna Martin, SCA Carnation Circle Silver Circle Jeny Kouba, SCA Dorothy Clark Nagy Donna Harmon Parrish Bobbie Schauer Balthazor Diane Peterson Betty Ahlemeyer Quick Cynthia Ballard Lawson Cyzmoure Shannon Rhys, SCA Weir Bastine Mary Doty Leach Sally Carnation Circle Jennifer Roberts, SCA Founders Circle Kathleen Anne-Marie Suarez Coffey Renee' Gitzlaff, SCA Cheryl Stoner Rogers Carol Ellingwood Franks Cami Crane, SCA Capper Leeuwenberg Jo Wilson SCA Rhonda Reed Russell Krista Hanna Amy Newgard, Loyalty Circle Marjorie Romine Marckx Nancy Burmeister Plank Cynthia Brady Scarborough Ellen Meier Brockmann Cara McCall. SCA Lisa Nihan Lillie Sara Simas, SCA Other Donors Susan Dudley Karen Mischlich Linda Jacobson McCormick Alexa Tackett, SCA Melinda Ann McDonald, SCA Katie Anderson Martha Freeman Tolleson , Madeleine Yucevicius Fouts Carolyn Mosteller, SCA Michelle SCA Carolyn Meshberger Fryback Rebecca Carter Palmer Heather Miller, SCA Ballinger, Caroline White, SCA Zander Melody Koloch Grand Jennifer Rathbun, SCA Janet Baxter Smith Corey Cleary Smith Shannon SI^A Melody Nedrud Dianne Kreissler Rosell, SCA Angela Couch, Jennifer SCA Stacia SCA Gamma Eta Judy Ruhl O'Neill Shawna Rowe, SCA Watson, Dick, Drobka Davis Betsy Schnepf Peterson Melissa Carisen Schmidt, SCA Other Donors Margaret Chapter Deemer Martha Kincaid Shuck All Schoenhofer, SCA Kelly Marie Allen, SCA Cindy Calif State Univ.-Long Beach Prisciila Rech Flood Dianne Weidner Sharon Stoddard Stucky Shawna Boyle, SCA Laura SCA Platinum Circle Michelle Flick Thedford Cynthia Breslau, SCA Fuller, Lunar Circle Dawn SCA Judi Nesbitt McMahon Jenny Toon, SCA Britton Johnson Butler, SCA Habighorst, Nancy Gould Adams Natasha Kostich, SCA Melanie Mehl Vandenberg, Kathleen Colwell Silver Circle Goding Gorman Kuebler, SCA Linda Hallenbeck Marjorie SCA Cynthia Calabrese Holmes Amy Peiegrino, Marilyn Thiel Knilans Lisa SCA Stacy Wallace, SCA Heather Isaacs, SCA Maclejewski, TEII Susan Lower Long Orth Gayle Capsey Wilson, SCA Jennifer Meyer, SCA Sally Linda Watson Wheeler Sally McDonald Schmidt Eileene Jenkins White Meredith Stewart Neal Stacey Founders Circle Sara Merrick Louise Block Schreiber Christtan Hartshorn Nelson Wilson McGirr Leslie Dauble Murphy Janell Schulteis Shelby Emily Ryan, SCA Janet Parker Whitcomb Diane Dross Nichols Beta Psi Christine Skowronski, SCA Chapter Tamara Shackelton, SCA Stephanie Risch Riggs Oklahoma State Julie Tourtillott Circle University Angela Smith, SCA Loyalty Shiriey Gilliam Ross Lmda Babcock, TEII Silver Circle Helen Riordan Wheeler Carole Bierbaum Schlenker Keri Barnett Melba Quick Spurrier Gamma Oelta ji Barbara Dietrich Thompson Kendra Gates Bocher, TEII Anne Hinkley Weber Founders Circle Gamma Alpha Chapter Barbara Gorey Gllcrest Marsha McCollum of Carnation Circle Chapter University Wyoming Nancy Gorey Schumacher Slate Lmda Mathiassen Marzullo Kimberly Taylor Casey Memphis University Loyalty Circle Carla Evans Severdia Michelle Flobeck Wilsey Gold Circle Martha Dougherty Delanoy Mary Wohlgemuth Lisa Hiles, TEII Circle TEII Lunar Circle Lepley Loyalty Magnes Welsh, Lunar Circle Terry Hollander Jamie Maher Karla Roberts Alfano Silver Circle Lynn Moser Huebner Donese Whitaker Engelbrecht Diana Puccio Nancy Kuper Paula Janis Dean Berbiglia Jamison, SCA Carnation Circle Donna Emily Lunar Circle Murray Bogdanovich - Christine Podd Carnation Circle Judith Kind Holderman Jennifer Bortle Mary Atwood Cale Dollar -. Susan Voris Soger Lynda Bambury Nina Frazier Svoboda Lisa Bole Montijo Joyce Wingfield Choplin Jill Gregory York Linda Scott Cody Vicki Zimmer Diana Ortiz Janine Teague Eggers Judy Martino Zarick Sheryl Tucker Daniels Kim Louise Linda Ferguson Flowers Other Donors Spilsbury Other Donors Peterson 1 Other Donors Gibbs Di Ann Hammond-Blessing Cherelyn Dorris Stephanie Asher, SCA Carole Klaus Linda Jones Cushing Cynthia Ray Higgins Rhoden - Patricia Carlton Fetters Traci Marshall Baumgartner Gunn Hodnett Virginia Steiger Mary Jeannette Grand Gamma Epsilon . Leslie Baynes, SCA Louise Monney Johnson Carnation Circle - Amy Biggs Phyllis Baker Kriegel Bettye Briggs May Chapter Carol Bosman Anderson Sullivan : Ann Orbaugh Brewer Laurie Erner Marks Suzanne McDonough University of Puget Sound Kathleen Jones Carlson Judith Osterloh Reynolds Frida Nelson Cannon Wallace Lunar Circle Martha Hill Cox Sally Susan Boesvert Smith Camilla Crane. SCA Torie Schmidt Wilson Martha Susan Galloway Etheridge Diana Sottis Wangeman . Marcia Duvall Davidson Kristen D. Harmon, SCA Carnation Circle Beatrice Hill Van Vliet Carnation Circle - Susan Scovern Douglas Elizabeth Roach Hartensttne Tern Pulliam Baker Janet McLellan Cochran Lifetime ,- Karen Roberts Diane Drury Rickard Barber Herriges Ferrieil, SCA Judy Gamma Beta Mimi Dega Bettencourt Icardo Levels Brittany Carol Martin Burnett Cynthia Giving Melanee Dooley Findley Laura Delaney, SCA Karen Leuer Wilma Kindt Henderson Chapter Emerald Circle- Carol Creviston Hartmeyer Jeanette Goldstein Pamela Godinez Ling Andrea Nielsen Nielsen Gettysburg College Lauren Jacox I Michelle Hublar King Eising Cory Pugh $100,000 or more Julie Danielson O'Connell Dawn Schriver : Susan Maginn Loyalty Circle McSavaney Dawn Neja Reese Peggy Roberts Tracy Debora Munson Ruby Circle- Melissa Miller Judith Curchin Vandever Stein Christine Rowe 29 " Rhoda Wentsch Wilson to Donors Brenda Nelson Sanders $50,000 $99,999 Stephanie Murphy Janis Wilson Lunar Circle Dther Laura Boehm Shaughnessy Linda Luttrell Janis Fisher Carla Van Meter Stocks Hanna Dunlap Wise Hayden Jurgensen Pearl Circle- Marjorie Horrell Snow Betts Sherrill Kelso McDowell Ruth Ann Covington Williams GayIn GrayZaiic Lynnae Steinberg $25,000 to $49,999 Kelly Sweeney Cindy Eni Yingling Joyce Mitchell Joan Grober Wolfman - Jennifer Tunks Other Donors Rosali Nelsson Morris Other Donors Gold Circle- � Carnation Circle Robyn Wasil Kathy Shoemaker Beltz Stephanie Lee Nelson Melissa Curtin, SCA Penny Askew, SCA $10,000 to $24,999 ;�� Brooke Heathcotte Weinzapfel Suzanne Vernon Bigbie Rebecca Poole Laura Davio Degroat Kirsten Bauman � Ann Elizabeth Wippermann Kimberiy Roush Boggs Gretchen Sandquist Ross Platinum Circle- Constance Bowlby Fayen Cynthia Lovejoy Blair Kay Beth Schones Bradford Nancy Fisher Simsons Denise Kelly Kimberiy Brink-Buxton $5,000 to $9,999 ^ Martha Burtord Depugh Kristen Steiner Beta Chi Katherine Kozak, SCA Roxanne Brogan Chapter Sara Lunsford Cantey Sue Mathiasen Williams Silver Circle- Wichita State Rosemary Morel Lovelace Candice Ciampa University Amy E Colbert Yamamoto to Linda Merriam-Kuc Stacey Mary Merk Cole $2,500 $4,999 Sarah Counsell, SCA . Founders Circle Lynn Britt-Karin Oliver, SCA Camilla Cravrford Hammond Founders Circle- � Verla Ruthertord Eston Jeanne Carpenter Croka Carol Paton Gamma Zeta Annette Reyes Hanks � Cole Sallie Lincecum Hill $1,000 to Joyce Hultgren Sarah Lori Boughn Hanson $2,499 Jane Knoblock Hoover Hardesty Rosenberg Circle Karen Chapter Michele Morns Circle- Loyalty Shannon Juen, SCA Shipe State Loyalty ' Campbell East Texas SCA University Jana Paerels Janet Heft Wright Gretchen Knapp Megan Walsh, $500, to $999 Loyalty Circle Janet Perry Lunar Circle Sheri Sahmaunt Konarik Other Donors Lucille Stephaine Skorpanich Pinkus Lunar Circle- Donna Land Sarah SCA Morgan Terry Teresa Salsman Craig Berthelsen, Tabor Price � Ganes Merklin Suzanne Lunar Circle $250 to $499 Vinita Hood Hoffman Roxy Boorujy Romanelli Renck Julia Waskiewicz Jones Theresa Maguire Mertz Clark, SCA Carol Gann Lee Cathy Tracey Jamie Groos Segovia Carnation Circie- Carol Messer Natasha SCA Painter Mann Margaret Robinson Small O'Reilly Conkiin, Jacqueline Dawn Sumertord Teresa Marler Miller Helen Kindle McGraw $100 to $249 Sally Bernhart Young Lolly Connolly Linda LeuerZiemba Linda Tysor Nowlin Michelle Cosulich, SCA Terry Carpenter Shamley Carnation Circle Christin Parish, SCA Mary Hurth Creasy Mona Tinsley Senior . Jana Belew SCA= Carnation Knight Linda Taylor Roberts Donna Storz Gamma Theta Rachael Collins Dishong Carnation Circle Tawni Segress, SCA Sandra Dudek Appeal participant . Pamela Orth Hull Cynthia Wright Ballew Melissa Smith Simpson Beth SCA Chapter 1874= member of this Jannell Senn Jacangelo, Susan Connelly, SCA University of Pacific Patricia Pugh Whitnah Jessica SCA 1874 � Lynch, Jeanne Thompson Mari Garman (jopeland year's Society Campbell Tiffany Wiruth, SCA Gail Claussen Maria Loyalty Circle Nora Lieber JoAnn Fanning Durham TEII- Tau Pi Young Janet Rebuck Moran Peggy Smith Fellows Epsilon Shelly Wright Laura Hill, SCA ' Stephens Other Donors Suzanne Speakman Murray Corinne Koseda-Oshima Society member Other Donors Mariee Bertholf, SCA Katje M, Pearson, SCA Lunar Circle � Beta Saralou Hamker Blaser Omega Nicole SCA Krista Appling, SCA Perrone, Johanna Hershberger SCA Baxter, SCA Melissa Maskus Brown, Chapter Karen MacDonald Ruymann Crystal Cleveland Tisha Barber Cannizzo. SCA Northern Arizona University Rebecca Hopkins Smith Amy Bouck Berry, SCA � Janice Graves Diann SCA Sanguinetti Adel Schultz Cheatum Platinum Circle Phoebe GuileyStrome Amy Dooley, i'' McPherson Michele Clark, SCA Jennie K. Curtis Lauretta Strong, SCA Sheryl Ethridge J-'Tricia Culley. SCA Cynthia Smith Wineke Julie Flowers, SCA 1 Gamma Phi Beta Foundation. .. BuUding Tomorrow's Leaders

Carnation Circle Loyalty Circle Other Donors Betty Bopp Fatzmger Delta Gamma Melanie Trafford Barclay Kathleen Lee Young Susan Harth Berg Barbara Sandusky Kolmetz Julie Parsons Cole Dianne Edmundson Deborah Godwin Tate Chapter Lunar Circle Conway of Katherine MackOrlin Beth University Nebraska-Omatu Linda Lane Morris Freitag Debbie McArdle Lunar Circle Other Donors Hogue Gamma Chi Carnation Circle Jenna L. SCA Walmer Burrell Joan Nielsen Abbott Kelsey, Mickey Melanie Bergeron Michelle Kutis, SCA Chapter Judith NoackTamblyn Marguerite Gobble Tatum Kathleen Bachnik Larson Southwest Texas Slate Gamma lota Delta Delta Chapter Other Donors Stacy Lien, SCA University Midwestern State University Terra Paulsen, SCA Susan Slade Berry Lunar Circle Chapter Elizabeth Pierre, SCA Calif Stale Univ-Fullerton Lunar Circle Stacey White Janczak Amy Karen Luddeke Hames Michelle Beiike Priebusch, Marnee Corbin Camp Katha Corley Nelson Founders Circle SCA Carnation Circle Gayla Scheffer Roberson Rene Matz, TEII Carnation Circle Susan Roland Katherine Dennis Ford Karyl Reed, TEII Phyllis Haubert Laughon Audra Dolenshek Romme Kathryn Major Deborah Ctieryl Speer Other Donors Gamma Xi Chapter Paula Snowden Geriing Ulczynski Circle Virginia Chance Beck University ol Tennessee Annette Sphatt, SCA Other Donors Loyalty Shawn T Sorensen, SCA Chnsfine Gaugler Ritger Founders Circle Katherine Birkner Gamma Dr Cheryl Darcel Gunter, TEII Donna Crabtree Lunar Circle Kappa Jean Thaxton Fields Sandra Garcia Lunar Gamma Sigma Chapter Circle Carol Turnipseed Haberie Christtne Hadian-Kaul Gail Herndon Fennimore University of Nebraska- Chapter Lillie Dotson Krest Anne Krickl Hofferth Western Kearney Carnation Circle Michigan University Mary Knaup Charlotte Headrick Circle Alaire Hinkel Outlaw Founders Circle Loyalty Gamma Psi Weems Mclnhre Linda Barbara Hurt-Simmons, TEII Jamey Eschenburg Ryden Carnation Circle Susan Kathy Kempf Smith Carpenter Whipple Lunar Circle Chapter Suzanne Foucault Vicki Brown University of Northern Iowa Wright Johnson Gingnch Sheila Boyce King Loyalty Circle Marilynn Other Donors Circle Laurel Alexander Nordin Suzan Zetterman Culver Carnation Circle Loyalty Clemow Chizek Schene Susan Kurkowski Traxler Judy Bandy Patterson Clark Virginia Marybeth Norgren Martha Mann Miller Cheryl Catherine Scott Rocha Pamela Horn Reed Lunar Circle Lunar Circle Sara Baskin Nichols Barbara Thomson Barbara Teig Adams Velasquez Connie Shivers Hatcher Other Donors Rhonda Hessel May Suzanne Beaumont Wolter Giannetti Carnation Circle Nancy Bang Ostendort Ruth Labac Wright Gamma Omicron Lmda Karsted Nevidon NancyAnn Karen Bellingtier Acker Thompson Other Donors Denise Browne Parr Rebecca Theis Bachle Chapter Chnsfine Mineart Turnipseed Suzie Abrahams, SCA of Bobbi Burns, SCA University Kentucky Lykke Carnation Circle Lori Amsberry, SCA Carmen Churchill, SCA Founders Circle Gamma Tau Ella Covjiishaw Bartley Michelle Nicole Baerg Jeanette MacLeod Doerr Lu Ann Holmes, TEII Cirillo Brenda Hughes Bauermeister Carolyn Amy Diane Graham, SCA Chapter Shannon Lewis Loyalty Circle SI Louis University Ariene Dewolfe Bubbico Cogswell Grossman Coleman. SCA Mary Dinklage Bettie Brooks Cochran Andrea Melissa Sitz Circle Conway Betty King Hatcher Conover Loyally Lisa Hintze, SCA Joanne Testa Devine Travis Nelson Mary Jill Tennis Heitzman Tammy Melinda Risse Nutter Luella Workman Larsen Colleen Fitzsimmons, SCA Jodi Elliott Treat Carnation Circle Laurie Mohning Kari J. Florence, SCA Lunar Circle Danna Fox Other Donors Jayne Derousse Corley Shelley Neville Glennie Monica Yelken Coldiron, SCA Mary Creevy Crannell Craven, TEII Terri Peterson Rezek Daune Gaboury, SCA Ann Strunk Jost Mary Teresa Olsen Detlefsen Joan Soden Fisher Smith Rumler Nicole Gear Wischer Shelly Suzanne M SCA Mary Forsyth Ann Harris Kari Hansen, SCA Engdahl, Mary Steely Other Donors Julia Jensen Holz Carnation Circle Laura Aimee Hicks Mooney Mayville Jennifer Arnold, SCA Kim Anderson Loeffelholz Helen Clare Rose Holas, SCA Other Donors Sheila Barthman, SCA Maureen Morrison Bernadette Giilet Long Ramune Jacobs, SCA Kristine Gerhard Baker Michelle Hintze Brandt, SCA Judith Linhorst Mullally Patricia Magee Kathy MacMillan Christina Bosse Andrea SCA Kristi Seeman O'Connor, SCA Elizabeth Walker Strunk Conway. Michelle Maturo, SCA Michele Butkiewicz, SCA Michelle Meyer DeMeyer, SCA Stephanie Smethers Perkins Belinda Howard Williams Lisa Barnes McCullum Amy Club Janet Sever Graham Jen Prince, SCA Viviana Melgar, SCA Other Donors Cattierine Demoor Gnndel Lisa Hoffmann, SCA Jan Lynee Koskovich Rase Ann Florence Agosta Neale Cathenne Cleveland Catlett Cynthia Carter Hess Lisa SCA Patricia Gifford Stubbs Kay, Quang Nguyen-Phuoc, SCA Jackie Jordan Lisa Mayer Holderie Laurel Dotzenrod Kesterson Jennifer N. Sullivan, SCA Mary Krell Oishi Janice Daugherty McRight Chnsty Jansen Laura Mead, SCA Cathleen McCumber Turner Wendy Parkinson, SCA Sarah Swiff Kim Moore Allison Hartman McCarville Williams Levenhagen Knstine Parrino, SCA Nancy Rogers Sharon Newton Wathen Mary Landgraf Nogalski Vicki Oyer McCarville Stephanie Reyes, SCA Jane Petzel Lipke Andrea Neighbors Julie Smith, SCA Patricia Rourke Gamma Lambda Gamma Pi Asper Stephanie Gorden Jennifer Snell, SCA Chapter Carrie Scheurmann. SCA Parent, SCA Mankato Slate Traci Steele, SCA Chapter University Carolyn Smith, SCA Rebecca Williams Rice Louisianna State University Loyalty Circle Karen Thalken Julie Schaaf Silver Circle Betty McElhenny Confer Jill Vonderhaar Rachelle L, Westtield, SCA Delta Epsilon Cathy Boudreaux Griffin Maude La Favor Hoffner Cynthia Schaefer Wendt Caroline Meline Williamson Chapter Wilson, SCA Lifetime Loyally Circle Lunar Circle Wendy Texas Wesleyan University Jane Rinehart Giving Levels Margaret Boynton McEwen Gamma Upsilon Carnation Circle Gamma Emerald Circie- Lunar Circle Carnation Circle Chapter Omega Jennifer Walker Aberger Krystyna Osiecki Keller Judith Connell Bangsund Drake University $100,000 or more Chapter Other Donors Deidri Lockwood Spaulding Michelle Pexa Hertaus of Wisconsin- Founders Circle University Ceslyn Mathis Circle- Lon Sandquist Platteville Ruby Carnation Circle Patricia Ann Korengel Vivian Woody McMillan $50,000 to $99,999 Nancye Tucker Duhon Other Donors Circle Jennifer Moody, SCA Loyalty Circle Loyalty Cynthia Boudreaux Redmon Juli Weseman Allen J P Porter April Owen Pearl Circle- Jeanne Abendroth Derrick Kathleen Bach Other Donors Suzanne Zein-Eldin Powell Lunar Circle $25,000 to $49,999 Patricia Malueg Boggs Sheryle McMillan Bonin Victoria Vanloenen Delta Zeta Anita Bukowski, SCA Carnation Circle Sporck Gold Circle- Norma Luther Mann Susan Tatge Seirsdale Heidi Buskol Carol Jardine Dworak Chapter $10,000 to $24,999 Gayle Myers Southv.eslern Oklahoma Maria Palazzo Melissa Chapman, SCA Susan Lidik Kadlac Carnation Circle Platinum Circle- Pamela Mochetta Tittle Holly Confer Lezlie Lenz Mabel Edge State University Ann Gerlach, SCA Karen Hohenstein Nelsen Jane Gadow to Murphy Other Donors $5,000 $9,999 Sorenson Glewwe Stoikes Kathy Mary Other Donors Laurie Jewitt Birkelo Circle - Gamma Mu Rebecca lllmgworth, SCA Silver Other Donors Eva Hallberg Bernhardt Janel Madden, SCA $2,500 to $4,999 Chapter Kroeger Karen Fayman Leiker Michelle Brennan Michelle Pugh Delta Eta Moorhead State University Mary Neel Holly Jensen Chapter Founders Circle- Stacey Schuler, SCA of California-lnnm Marie Acampa Rooney Tamara Mayberry, SCA University Lunar Circle Lon Schultz, SCA $1,000 to $2,499 Geyer Peggy Marquardt Stansberry Nicole Runde, SCA Founders Circle Amy Peterson Jennifer Sidders, SCA Laura Long McCormick Loyalty Circle- Carnation Circle Shawn Wright, SCA $500, to $999 Cindy Hehn Westgate Gamma Phi Delta Alpha Loyalty Circle Anne Heise Lara Other Donors Chapter Lunar Circie- Gamma Rho Chapter Leda Quiros-Weed Valerie Boatright Auburn University Wisconsin Stale University $250 to $499 Chapter Lunar Circle Amy L Ford, SCA Founders Circle Founders Circle University of Wisconsin- Anderson Carnation Circle- SCA Jo Callahan Cater, TEII Bonnie Burdette Kimberiy Koeplin, Oshkosh Latane Jordan Graham Mary Brenda Lium, SCA Janice Lum Dallons $100 to $249 Sally Sanders McCammon Carnation Circle Carla Founders Circle Gigi De'Prey Eyre Grindberg Odegaard Swanson Born Judith Peterson Karen Dombrowski Cienki Loyally Circle Floy Antoinette Lebel Laura Mortensen Gladney SCA= Senior Carnation Susan Phillips, SCA Carnation Circle Loyally Circle Chaundra Margo Petroski Delta Beta SCA Appeal participant Bakkegard Railing, Bachnik Callahan Lotte Shoar Cosca, SCA Marilyn 1874= member ot this Carnation Circle Chapter Deborah Hanis Lunar Circle Melody Hooper Cathey Boise State University Renee Kilmer 1874 Gamma Nu Chapter year's Society Martha Conrad Clark Tate Spires Diane Linderman Lamar University Mary Other Donors Riley TEII- Tau Epsilon Pi Jane Williams Sara Maclnnes Carnation Circle Paige Patterson Matlock Founders Circle Milew Society member Michelle Beiike Priebusch Other Donors Kathleen Clements Ulrich Rosemary Laura Taylor McMurray Nancy Preston Schellhase Katherine Wehner Refl Nancy Lowrey Crumpton Lisa Mann Vernon Rainaldi St. George Lmda Rondeau Jennifer Czerner Barbara Lister Walter Kimberly Gamma Phi Beta Foundationf Noted Fund Raising Consultant Joins other Donors Angela Ray, SCA Carol Keohane Julie Gleich, SCA Foundation Board of Trustees Wendy Blair. SCA Amanda Claire Reuter, SCA Anne Lenox Jennifer Mayer Bernadette Van Hook Catherine Schaefer Holly Leahy O'Shaughnessy Nicole Paulsberg, SCA Buentgen Diane Schoenherr Irene Boczar Stewart Heather Roberts, SCA Linda Diche, SCA Meg Skeoch, SCA Susan Toland Grace Other Donors Sopek Kay Sprinkel (California- Julie Drew, SCA Kimberiy Smith, SCA Shannon Butler, SCA Stacey Hughes Szczepanski Elizabeth Lansford Cynthia Spnnger, SCA Michelle SCA a California-based, Michelle Dyl Vagedes, Berkeley), Jennifer Larson, SCA Cynthia Goeke A, SCA Sweeney Beth Feder, SCA Tracy Wicklund, Yvette Buhre Lloyd, SCA Rosana Tarara, SCA internationally recognized organi Florence Giordano, SCA Janice Mooney Dawn SCA Terry, Harkins zational and consul Anne Ninchak, SCA Melissa Mary-Aileen Delta Rho Chapter fund-raising Wagner Helene Kushner Horowitz Christina Sultzer Poujade LeslieJ, Whittier, SCA Dickinson College the Foundation Board Jennifer Kuronyi, SCA tant, joined Meredith Purcell, SCA Emily Schiller Zarras, SCA Fawn Landay, SCA Loyalty Circle Gayatri Sitaraman, SCA of Trustees as the Deborah Massaglia, SCA Mary Maierhoter Development Ingeborg Schroeter, SCA Milissa Rhodes Delta Christine McDermott McKeever Committee Chairwoman last Dana Sonderiing, SCA Kappa year. Nadine Nichols, SCA Carnation Circle Souza , SCA Stephanie Chapter Deanna Rowland, SCA An alumna initiate and Yvonne Pagaduan Verkuylen Lehigh University Amy SueZuckerman graduate Lunar Circle Other Donors of Stanford University, Kay brings Donna Tice McGee Delta Nu Chapter Carla Hass Delta Theta to Gamma Phi Beta of Ann Louise Weriey Price Southwest Missouri State many years Chapter Jill Sugarman Van Hoesen University Calif Polytech State Delta Sigma experience working with non-profit Carnation Circle Circle University Loyalty Chapter Her chents include Leslie Konigsberg Elizabeth Anne Lampe Wiser Florida Institute of organizations. Founders Circle Lunar Circle the American in Bette Bartow Newberger Other Donors Technology the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, Library Lisa Carder Ellen Penne Solum Rachel Cain, SCA Bergman Lunar Circle Denise Marts Eschenbrenner Paris, the California 4H Foundation, the Oakland Ballet and the Peg Russell Havener Gaye Gargiula Vannoy Loyalty Circle SCA Lesley Shorr, Carnation Circle is a Karen Cribbins-Kuklin Carnation Circle San Francisco Food Bank among many others. Kay also fac- Joanne Carien Deborah Silk Detiveaux Chappell Lisa Delaney Kim Hall member of The Fund School at Indiana Kimberly Blakkolb Frank Delta Lambda Hillyard Michele Marinello Everett idty Raising University. Alisa Morgenthaler Mary Moore Most wrote a user's for the video Lunar Circle Chapter Jadyne Forest Seitz recently Kay guide Speaking Univ of Calif -Riverside Leigh Moylan Linda Waxberg Sikora Other Donors the National Center for Boards Thomas ofMoney, produced by Nonprofit Polly Simpson Loyalty Circle Suzanne Rupe Swryden Selina Aldahondo, SCA Roberta Martinez Bollin Misty Davidson, SCA a Carnation Circle Other Donors with narration Downs. has also finished book Cara Fanelli by Hugh Kay just Christie Black Kjellman Nina Comito Freeman Michelle SCA Blue, Melissa Harrell titled Fund Janelle UdlockMau Dena SCA Beyond Raising. Lunar Circle Brayley, Allison Link, SCA Susan Abraham Olivas Susan Marilin McWane Branum Douglas Kathie Ludwig She has been a panelist and speaker for many organizations, Jenell Reinstein SCA Sherri Robinson Cindy Fitzpatrick, Monique Mazzone McLamb Elizabeth Stark Sarah Peterson Garbee, SCA the National of Fund Executives, the Other Donors McCready Mindelyn McGreggor, SCA including Society Raising Vicki Benitz TEII Nicole Curb, SCA Carnation Circle Helling, Doris Nelson, SCA Jennifer Johnson, SCA National Center for Boards and the YMCA. Lori Horenstein Freedman Katherine Atikian Deborah Strunk, SCA Nonprofit Janene McDaniel, SCA Kimberiy Veitch Hauxhurst Laurie Davies Barclay Cheryl Ginader Watson The Foundation is thrilled to have on board! Meredith Roylance, SCA Kay Jenell Reinstein, SCA Anna Chico Jamie Queen Wright Philipp Ruiz Tracy Schwartz Heather Ariail Dietz Mary Debbie Schwab Schneider Gwyn Thurston Williams, SCA Giao SCA Duong, Sara Thaemlitz, SCA Delta Tau Dawn Franchi Gamberale Chapter Barb Theiss, SCA Colgate University Christine Delta lota Rungaldier Kennedy Robyn Vincel Chapter Glenda McGihon Morden Founders Circle Purdue University Rona Amber Wright, SCA Jennifer Nelson Julie Campbell Fein, TEII Delta Phi Loyalty Circle Laura Richards Chapter Browning Loyalty Circle Calif State Univ. -Bakersfield Carolyn Schnirring Dungan Susan Schroeder Delta Xi Chapter Megan Pezzuti Pelino Deryn Robinson Pilliod Carnation Circle Other Donors Bucknell Chapter Mary Renberg Tara Lunar Circle Dawn Fairchild Juanita Ayala, SCA Circle Ann Cibula Zultner Loyalty Sandra Wohlleber Sonja Hernandez Heather Barry, SCA Gail Lawson Anderson Carnation Circle Pattie Colchado Yee Lunar Circle Heidi Stark Battelo Dawn Becker Lauren Galliker Kara Watkins Beutel Kathie Reed Baxter Sandra Solomon Other Donors Elizabeth Elkin Cmiel Jennifer Brandt, SCA Karyn Visscher Other Donors Mary Apprill Brandy Hibbard Brown, SCA Carolee Kari Eisenman Kelsey Carnation Circle Bongiovi Melinda Hoskins Heidi Bums, SCA Jennifer SCA Sabrina Giss Mary Goebel Ashenfelter Cordero, Kim Parshall Carol Ambrose Burroughs SCA Jennifer Goon Deborah Sleppy Brodine Mary Culley, Susan Waterman Steel Carrie A. Gaither, SCA Femke De SCA Amy Harbor Catherine Palmer Dare Ruyter, Miriam Bright Tornrose SCA SCA Tracy Thompson Harris. SCA Brittany Campbell, Susan Herman Darnell Kimberly Eldridge, Kelly Forbes Upson Anna Chico, SCA Frederick, SCA Erin Hart Nancy Duran Evanofl Cory Margaret Forsythe Wood Heather Ariail Dietz, SCA Rebecca Regan Davis Jameson Anne Fields Davey Gargan SCA Danielle SCA Leslie Jiles Carnation Circle Stacy Dyball, Deborah Lewis Hill, Sherrill Brown Ferguson Lisa Kester Rebecca Loomis Shelly Adams Katherine Dowler Murphy Christine Hall SCA Adela Lucchesi, SCA Allison Auerweck Weichsel Bridget Klein, Jessica Zdravecky Danielle Michelle Blackowski Heather Jenkins, SCA Madeleine Lynden McKinney Other Donors Carrie Meurer Cheryl Camp Christen Johnson, SCA Karen Lyski SCA Janice Petn Avani Patel Erin Lynn Carney Emily Johnstone, Susan Monajah, SCA SCA Lesser Richina Carolyn Woodward Garrigus Michelle Kim, Cheryl Reagan Stephanie Seitz Angela Martin Rose Renee Heiser Joanna Brumbaugh Kelly Lindeleaf Susan Timmons Karen Lenyo Herieman Kirshn McCann, Delta Omicron Loperena SCA Delta Upsilon Kimberly Kiley SCA Leona Westerberg Leist Maurenn Mclnerney, Chapter Chapter Delta Chi Jennifer Nelson, SCA Southern College of Tech. Univeristy of Georgia Chapter Erica Tesar Michael Calif. State Univ.-Sacramento Jones Pharies, SCA Regina Moore Kathy Lunar Circle Circle Andrea Pineda Loyally Circle Amanda Claire Reuter Susan Konrad Munson Marsha Snow White Loyally SCA Jennifer Maryann Overman Zweige Kathleen Reagan, Lynne Hixon Michelle Burns Carnation Circle Lunar Circle Reynoso Carnation Circle Other Donors Christina SCA Jean Cushing Sherrill Rebecca Warren Bums Runge, Ann Monteverde Collard Shelly Adams, SCA Schlunt, SCA Theodora Zotto Demaria Karyn Other Donors Erin Huff Georgia Anders Susan Schroeder, SCA Beth Daniell Kimble Hilary Cohn, SCA Karen Johnston Larkin Barbara Arndt, SCA Joanne Stewart, SCA Traci Hale, SCA Carnation Circle Catherine Stemmler Marsha Beck, SCA Keri Stewart, SCA Chnstina Kheir, SCA Sandra Hale Anderson Janet L. Benedict, SCA SCA Buckley Wittry Amy Carolyn Toman, Pamela McDowell, SCA Sheila Connor Michelle Blackowski, SCA Waick Other Donors Kathryn Victoria Palkovic, SCA Sydney Mills Jelinek Melissa Bohley, SCA Irene Tanawajaja Wilkins Bridget Brennan Ann Bowman, SCA Other Donors Carrie Bucher Sandra Branstetter Delta Pi Chapter Lynn Whiteside Birdsong Kelly A, Can�in, SCA Erin Lynn Carney, SCA Delta Mu Chapter Illinois State University Stacie Plaster Conner Chelsea Chiodo SCA Rutgers State University Stacey Chang. Lunar Circle Ashley Disque Stacy Campbell Eichner, SCA Pamela Core Holahan, SCA Lee Ann Reinking Founders Circle Elizabeth Klein Kathryn Inderbitzen, SCA Manning Michelle Monica Dodd, SCA Nina Rodriguez-Bonnet Hood Nicole Miller Kelley Fox Carnation Circle Shannon McGill Cyndi Nelsen, SCA Circle Mary Server Hartkorn Loyalty Lisa England Margo Wimer McMillan, SCA Christina Ripley TEII Molly Michau Hinshaw, SCA Joyce Hatch, Linda Trimpe Susanne Eckert Newbauer Lisa Wittke Schartner, SCA Lisa Eileen Howe, SCA Lunar Circle Christtne Hopkins Wahls Bridget O'Rourke Michelle Heller Whitecotton Moira Erica Tesar Michael, SCA Kathleen Horan Other Donors Plotnik Natalie Abrams Liz Mitchell Joanne Shaffer Meloro Lynn Bandur, SCA Popkin Psi Jennifer Ann Joslin, SCA Jennifer Morrell Sigmon, SCA Delta Chapter Carnation Circle Paige Beach, SCA Jennifer Peters Lamarca. SCA Margaret Sparks Univ of Calif -Santa Barbara Barbara Jean Russell Alec Leslie Bond, SCA Katie Lockman, SCA Tricia Thompson Lunar Circle Bonnie Leung Brown Amy Bosse, SCA Heather Panian. SCA Valerie Jane Nicole Carabine, SCA Johnson Freeman Kristina Hoffman Peach, SCA Cowley Daly-Bilotto Elizabeth Mastoris Cox. SCA Kimberly Eichorn Glassman Pera, SCA Virginia Megan Joanne Divita-Neustater Cheryl Busch Freund, SCA Andrea Zander Norman Christine Sipos Pratt Other Donors Rho Carnation Circle Anne Fuchs, SCA Elizabeth Larsen, SCA Epsilon Foundation Offers Androski, SCA Kathleen Bordin Sinead Gavin, SCA Lea Sattele Madren, SCA Caroline Elizabeth Beemer, SCA Chapter Holden Haddad, SCA Laura Cheshes Palmer F Austin New Fund Kathryn Glynn Angela SCA Stephen University Chapters Gina Hamilton, SCA Gina Williams Bird, Other Donors Buchanan Cariisle. SCA Carnation Circle Tittiny Henderson, SCA Crissy Kimberly Aiu, SCA Eta A, SCA Michelle Raising Opportunity Elizabeth Hornbrook Epsilon Sherry Clark, May Jenese Allen, SCA Jenniter Conrader, SCA Newberry Monk Mandy Johnston, SCA Chapter Virginia Kristen Baker, SCA Jennifer Dean, SCA Could house benefit Jacquelyn Jonas, SCA Bridgewater Slate College Other Donors your chapter Rebeca Blackburn Shannon Gnffin, SCA Kelly Konitz, SCA Carnation Circle Stacy Converse from alumnae donations to add Robyn Brahinsky, SCA Angela Hanners, SCA build, Lisa Kreis, SCA Molle Jennifer Bell, SCA Meg Brown Kim Nicole Howison, SCA Jennifer Lanz, SCA Joanna Benavides Franke on or educational of Kathryn Driver Patncia Taylor Kristtn Wheeler Jackson, SCA imjfrove portions Ann Leahy, SCA Jodi Ehrbar, SCA SCA Kaplan Meghan SCA Other Donors Laura Keener, the house? Because of a favorable IRS Kristin Linhardt, Caroline Kohlbrand, SCA Christine Eisel, SCA Aurelia Alves Carrie Kleifgen, SCA Monique Logan, SCA Lisa Maddock, SCA Kelley Hopton, SCA Suzanne Bouvier, SCA Melissa Meyer, SCA the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation Meredith Lucey, SCA Carrie Tompkins McAlister, ruling Kimberly Kaplan, SCA SCA Mixer, SCA Lauren Marchant, SCA Gail Carabin, Amy SCA Colleen Keyser, SCA Gina Dicario, SCA Leah Hubbard Moore, SCA now offers chapters the opportunity to Allison Martin, SCA Julie Meek Johanna King, SCA Knsten Doane, SCA Lisa SCA Jennifer McCann, SCA Murphy, Melanie Simms work with the Foundation so donors Chnsty Matthews Debra SCA Beth Nix, SCA Stacy Melcher, SCA Gafely, Kern Tucker, SCA Alison Mitsuhashi. SCA SCA Oesterreicher, SCA Mary Meiners, SCA Judy Grenier, Tracy may receive tax benefits for their Julie Morrison Carol Hall Shannon Poole, SCA gifts. Stacey Monnastes, SCA Petitt SCA Kathleen Powell, SCA If is Holly Benglen Knsti Neal, SCA (;ourtney Jones, Epsilon Sigma your chapter considering Kimberley Luengo Ross, SCA Kravitz Rex, SCA Stephanie Nelson, SCA Adrienne Stacey Chapter Smith, SCA Lind SCA Coletta Crahan Schmidt construction, renovation, rehabihtation Audrey Karilyn fJorton, SCA Lori Metzgar, Morehead State University Jennifer Swieca, SCA SCA Masako Ogino, SCA Janet Morrell Amy Scott, Michelle Tranchina, SCA SCA Lee Ann Self, SCA Other Donors and additions of wholly educational Jessica Owen, SCA Sharon Orso, SCA Anna SCA Yvette Depoy Tracy O'Rourke, SCA Sandi Skoczoiek, Simpson, areas rooms, liliraries, Christoffersen Elizabeth Guthrie Smith, SCA Diane Difulvio (study computer Hays Padrnos. SCA Carol Delta Omega SCA Smotherman, SCA Sandra Hronek and educational work Allison Parker, SCA Spiewakowski, Margaret rooms, drafting SCA Pamela Keuler Stevens, SCA Wendy Madden Chapter Eileen Reaper, SCA Julie Taglilatelo, Oakland University Beth Vadala, SCA Rebecca Stewart, SCA Chnsfine Cnss McDowell rooms, rooms and Courtney Peterson, SCA leadership training Whalen, SCA Marcia Warren Heather Novak, SCA Carnation Circle Lynn Randall, SCA Susan M. SCA Becky Reed, SCA educational storage rooms ) of the house Julie Ridenour Relnes, SCA April Weller, Tracy Penny Applegate Stanfield Kelly Robinson, SCA Theta or and the cost of the will Other Donors Sarah Preston Trimble lodge project Heather Schroeder, SCA Epsilon Mu Kara Rogers Kneale Epsilon Sharon Wiseman Snyder, SCA Chapter exceed $20,000, and House Heidi J. Watt, SCA Kimberly Tammy Zimmerman chapters Rose Steinberg, SCA Clemson University Chapter Renee G Wrubel, SCA Loyola University Boards should contact the Stuart, SCA Carnation Circle Corporation Mary Tau Taralyn Tanner, SCA Laurie Procopio Floyd Carnation Circle Epsilon at International Foundation Office Epsilon Alpha Ashley Thomas, SCA Gina Ravan Gasparini Kim Sheree Weathersby Chapter Heather Underwood, SCA ol Rochester to learn more about this Other Donors Other Donors University Headquarters Chapter Susanne Varni, SCA La Salle University Marlene Alexander Tina Bergeron, SCA Deanna Zamora, SCA Other Donors SCA Samantha Ann Boza, SCA opportunity. Lunar Circle Donna M.Sacek Babb, Faith Bevitz, SCA Faith Dawson Patncia Barks Jules Barca, SCA Stacey Bialecki, SCA Hew Delta Margaret Barrett Jessica Erica Friday. SCA Carnation Circle Epsilson SCA Jennifer Ledbetter Casazza Cindy Huber, Sarah Hartman, SCA Lisa Giacometti Chapter Connie Cooke, SCA Tracy Peavy Nina Heary, SCA Melissa Guenther Creighton University Perez Catherine Crane Margarita Tamara Kroll Other Donors Carnation Circle Caria Mayfield Crews, SCA Paula Raymond-Stamp Denise Kruzikas, SCA Kuntz Strada Sharon M Armento, SCA Mary Lou Chen Derrick, SCA Judith Caudle Ann Zoyhofski Lenweaver Karrie Peters Rochelle Strada, SCA Jennifer Black Lingo Michelle Doolittle, SCA Kristin Lynn Lewis, SCA Andruzzi Riemer Susan Cobaugh Michelle Gretchen Ehle Elgin Serra Pradhan, SCA Sarver Andrea Hall, SCA Lisa Bireline Amy Glymph, SCA Nu Claudia Resch, SCA Jennifer Welch-O'Brien Epsilon Rhea Juntereal Tonya Bright Gramann Mary Spencer Linda Kunka Other Donors Mary Hardin Chapter Rachel Tunick, SCA Chapman College Andrea Lapusheski Jennifer Ahrens, SCA Karen Rawls Hunnicutt Kristy O'Malley Jennifer Argianas, SCA Anna Jordan, SCA Other Donors Susan Turemanovich, SCA Ami Banister Libby Dennis Lerner Alicia Adams, SCA Epsilon Upsilon SCA Aimee L Barton, SCA Mallory McGee, Elaine Alvarado Chapter Olsen of South Dakota Meagan Brzica, SCA Kelly Lisa E. Challet, SCA University Beta Schmidt, SCA Jessica SCA Epsilon Bridgette Cam, SCA Kelly Chase, Other Donors Lori Tucker, SCA Christman, SCA Chapter Courtney Carison, SCA Stephanie Nicole Bates, SCA Alma Jen Van Curen, SCA Caroline SCA College Mary Curry Draheim, Deana Duin, SCA Anne Vandenberghe, SCA Emma Druitt, SCA Lunar Circle Kathleen Drake Jodee Hohn Stacy Wilson, SCA Suzanne Foxworth, SCA Amy Elizabeth Kunse Siobhan Dutty, SCA Wendy Johansen, SCA Julie Gates, SCA Dorene Lewis Heather Glasgow, SCA Kristy Oliver, SCA Ann SCA Cynthia Hartmann iota Kimberly Gray, Amy J, Major, SCA Carnation Circle Epsilon SCA Kelly Luksetich, SCA Kimberly Kasper, Shelley Scott, SCA Julie Smith Pingston James, SCA Lifetime Rosemane Manes, SCA Chapter Kimberiy Lynn Stacy Trove, SCA Rose Peck Tylawski Christopher Newport Rebecca Melacci. SCA 32 Levels Wendy Michell Becky Pattison Tuttle, SCA Giving Rebecca McGovern. SCA Other Donors Stephanie Prinster Mottram University Kara Youngworth, SCA Y. SCA Emerald Circle- Lori Chura Gail Passmore Carnation Circle Tiffany Payton. E Woodin. SCA $100,000 or more Kimberly Goetz, SCA HoaThi Pham Elizabeth Foley Clark Molly Phi Chnsta Hamilton Mary Prospero, SCA Mindy Day Goddin Epsilon Circie- Ruby Rebecca Klinger, SCA April Richards, SCA Stephanie Mayhew Xi Chapter Chapter Heather Roeber, SCA Epsilon $50,000 to $99,999 Lisa Knoerr, SCA Rhodes College Bentley College Dawn SCA Other Donors Rolph, Other Donors Pearl Circle- Jenna Strickland, SCA Vonda Lynch Bryant Other Donors Amy Bishop, SCA to $49,999 Gamma Kristen SCA Betty Cook Joy Al-Jazrawi. SCA $25,000 Epsilon Tjaden, Boeckmann Jessica Dize Chnsti Bart, SCA Krista Gold Circle- Chapter Heather L Foley, SCA ol San Andrea Forrest Erica Blank, SCA University Diego Grass, SCA to $24,999 Epsilon Teresa Adams Gibson Pouzar Jenkins Michelle $10,000 Epsilon Emily SCA Carnatinn Circle Jacqueline Scull Meriino Laurie Handler, Platinum Circle- Basso Eaton Chapter Renee Pennisi Cynthia Union College Karen Mone Omicron Chom Phatanasophone, SCA $5,000 to $9,999 Other Donors Ashley Mister Pettruny, SCA Epsilon Carnation Circle Sandra Roberts, SCA Tiffany Addy, SCA Chapter Silver Circle- Amy Nyren Jennifer Hill Smith Michelle Albrecht, SCA Univ of Calif. -Santa Cruz Valerie Burnstein Riback Alicia $2,500 to $4,999 Alexander, SCA Epsilon Kappa Spera Ashley Tina Sciocchetti Other Donors Founders Circle- Megan Baker, SCA Chapter Leticia Aguilar Amy Catherine Walsh State Univ.-Chico Kristen Barker, SCA California A, Anderson, SCA Chi $1,000 to $2,499 Heather Epsilon Heather Beal, SCA Other Donors Carnation Circle Kirsten Nelson Fisher, SCA Chapter Beckord, SCA Andrea Bracclante, SCA Loyalty Circle- Stephanie Jenna Momsen Chnsfine Clare Paul, SCA Marquette University Julie Bell, SCA Elizabeth Decker, SCA Kiko Yamada $500, to $999 Other Donors Elizabeth Nicole Bergner, SCA Susan Hirsh Other Donors Laura Lunar Circle- Karin Brakensiek, SCA Diane Palmer, SCA Bersinger Lara Leaf Michele Burruss, SCA Pi Sydney Britt, SCA Ann Elizabeth Safford Epsilon Chapter $250 to $499 Davis Coon Mason University Christina Celeste, SCA Roxanne Schneider, SCA Cindy George Psi Jennifer Harold Epsilon Carnation Circle- Trina Christiansen, SCA Suzy Bloch Sodergren Carnation Circle Eileen O'Brien to $249 Paula Dalmada, SCA Tammy Richardson Warner Juliana Grasser Chapter $100 Kellee SCA Univ. of North Carolina- Tamara Denby, SCA Reynolds, Stephanie Glass Zimmermann Trisha Norns Williams Asheville Shelby Depriest, SCA Carnation Zeta Other Donors SCA= Senior Stelanie Derington, SCA Epsilon Carnation Circle Jody Barefoot, SCA Marisa Devincentis, SCA Lena Mokvist Appeal participant Chapter Lambda Dana Cote Enka Dohrmann, SCA Jacksonville University Epsilon 1874= member ot this Heather Dodson Other Donors Dana Dubas, SCA Chapter 1874 Other Donors of Alabama Stefanie Johnson Angela Ballard, SCA year's Society Danielle Elliott, SCA University Shani Barnett Angela Lucido Susan Hudson TEII- Tau Epsilon Pi SCA Circle Heidi Ellis, Desiree Berenguer, SCA Carnation Sandra Martinez Tamara Moffitt SCA Clarke Feinstein Society member Kelly Ervin, Tracey Douglas Denise Eileen Sinon, SCA Teresa Spangler Osgood SCA Graham Jennifer Escher, Erin Gaye, SCA Katie Tammy Tilson Katherine Gibbs Roeders Chrishna Filosa, SCA TEII Society Welcomes 23 New Members

There is a wonderful When you notify the Foundation of your The Tau Epsilon Pi Society members hon mythical law of nature planned gift, you enable the Foundation to ored below enjoy the tremendous satisfaction of that the three things we buUd for tomorrow. Your planned gift helps happiness, freedom, and peace of mind becau.se crave most in life�happi the Foundation continue to honor its commit they help assure these for future generations. ness, freedom, and peace ofmind�are always ment to provide funding for quality educational They know that tomorrow's young women will attained them to someone by giving else. and leadership programs in the Sorority, enjoy the same opportunities for growth, lead �Peyton Conway March special camping for girls, and financial aid ership development and friendship that they The Gamma Phi Beta Foundation welcomed for deserving members. have valued and known in Gamma Phi Beta; 23 new members to the Tau Epsilon Pi Society A bequest in a will is the simplest and most and they know that special young girls may in the 1995-96 fiscal year for a total of 120 frequently used planned gift. Trusts, annuities enjoy positive and perhaps life-changing camp members. The Society honors members and and gifts of Ufe insurance and real property ing experiences. friends who to secure give the Foundation's are other types of planned gifts. Gifts may also If you would Uke to join these caring and

� future and the things we crave most in life� be in the form of cash, securities, real and farsighted sisters in the Tau Epsilon Pi Society, through a planned gift or bequest. The Society personal property. In addition to supporting contact Stephanie Hearn, Executive Director is named after the Sorority's open motto Teth- the Foundation beyond your Ufetime, planned for Foundation Development at International emehemenae Epi Petran, Founded Upon a gifts may also reduce current and estate tax Headquarters, 127.37 E. EucUd Drive, Engle Rock. Its members and their promised gifts are burdens. You and your financial advisor wood, CO 80111-6445; (303)799-1874, fax the "rock" upon which the future of the Foun should determine which type of planned gift (303)799-1876, e-mail fndir@gammaphibeta- dation is built. best meets your personal, charitable and hq.org. financial goals.

Honorary Chainuoman: Sue Schlessman Duncan (Colorado Barbara Hurt-Simmons (Nebraska- Katherine Brehm Pohlman Ardis McBroom IMarek (Northwestern) College)* Kearney)* (Washington)* Mary Gates Eckmeyer (Nevada) Kimberly Dawn Hodges (Texax Tech) Karyl Reed (CaUf. St.-FuUerton) TEII Society members: Ehzabeth Anne Emmert Mary Walstad Hoffman (N. Dakota St.) Nancy Ann Reid (Michigan) Lois Kirchner Abbott (San Jose St.) (S. Methodist)* LuAnn Holmes (Kentucky) Kris Brandt Riske (Wyoming)* Fran Williamson Applehans Virginia Hoots Evans (Denver) and Mary Margaret Holthouse (Oregon St.) Anne Savage (SW Missouri St.) (Northwestern) Lee Evans Anonymous Annette Byford Scaff (Washington)* Linda S. Babcock (California St.-Long Virginia Porter Farquhar Lynn Jorgenson Jacobs (North Dakota) Ruth Anrlrca Seeler, M.D. (Vermont)* Beach) (UC-Berkeley)* Phyllis Armstrong Johnson (Illinois)* Alberita Richards Semrad (Wisconsin)* Midge Barrett (Illinois) Dorothy Marshall Frawley Marjorie Maxwell Jones (Missouri) Allison London Smith (Missouri)* Heidi Stark Batello (Wisconsin)* Jeannine Shelrlon Kallal (Miami-Ohio) Jean Summers Smith (Washington)* (California-Riverside) Julie Campbell Fein (Colgate) Anonymous Anonymous Tammy Glunz Benyk (Denver) Lyman French, Jr. Susanne Oehler Keller (Illinois) Geraldine Epp Smith (Missouri) Stacy Bierlein (Syracuse) Anonymous Clarabeth Holt Kerner (Oklahoma)* Mary Jane Soechtig (Iowa) Carol Goshaw Blanchard (USC) Kathleen Benyo Gilbo (Kent St.)* Kathryn L. Lathim (Oklahoma) Virginia Spaven (Miami) Kendra Gates Bocher (Cal. St.-Long Janet Louise Gilmore (Wittenberg) Anne Louise Layton (McGUl)* Tracy Lea Stack (Florida St.) Beach) Mildred Carlson Glaser (Ohio SaUy Erikson Lewis (Bradley)* Jolene Lessard Stiver (N. Dakota St.)* Alison Shafer Bond (Missouri)* Wesleyan) Catherine Guthrie Lindauer (Iowa St.)* Florence Barlow Stratton (Nebraska) Martha Catherine Gardner Bowling Mindy Day Goddin (Christopher Cinda Keating Lucas (USC) Janette Jones Strickland (Denver) (Vanderbilt) Newpoi't) Maggie Magee (Iowa) Virginia Tenge (Minnesota) Christi Boyett-Thompson (Southwest Kay Sprinkel Grace (UC-Berkeley)* Ardis McBroom Marek Diane Tjaden Thompson (Iowa St.) Texas St.) Judy Elaine Graham (Oklahoma) (Northwestern)* Mary Anne Richardson Tigges Joan Heizig Braitsch (San Diego St.)* Betty Roessler Griffin (Nebraska- Corinne Y. Martinez (California- (Bowhng Green) Ann Mullen Bronsing (Indiana St.)* Lincoln)* Berkeley) Helen Berg Towne (Idaho)* Margaret Eleanor Briscoe (Southern Cheryl Gunter (Tennessee) Dorothy Roberts Matheson (Boston)* Ehzabeth K. Ware (Michigan)* Methodist) Jane Bacheller Habermann Rene Matz (California St.-Fullerton) Mary Agnes Welsh (Memphis St.)* Marta Lombardi Brown (Boston) (Colorado St.) Georgiana Post McClenaghan Barbara Missert Wessel (Syracuse)* Jocelyn Birch Burdick (Northwestern) Geraldine Stern Haeus.5ler (Stanford) (Oregon St.)* Greta Puckett Weston (Denver)* Mary Butler (Oklahoma St.) Joyce E. Hatch (Rutgers)* Mary Jane Hipp Misthos Mary Craft Wheat (Ohio Wesleyan)* Joyce Humphrey Cares (Syracuse)* Doris Erwin Hawkins (Iowa St.) (Colorado College)* Evelyn Virginia Wiley Mary Jo Callahan Cater (Wisconsin- Stephanie Heain (Kansas) Anne Adams Moldrem (Washington)* (Birmingham-Southern)* River Falls) Glee Bradner Heikes (Oregon St.) Anonymous Katherine Livesay Wells (Maryland) CamUle A. Cestone (BowUng Green)* Vicki Benitz Helling (SW Missouri St.) Sandra Rettke Nauman (Arizona)* Anonymous Peggy Costello (Penn. St.) Eleanor Garm Hemminger Gloria Swanson Nelson (Oklahoma)* Barbara Leiter White (Oregon) Mary Crannel Craven (St. Louis) (Northwestern)* Martha Koons Nissley (Penn St.) Janet Heft Wright (Wichita St.) Kathleen Dinshaw (San .lose St.) Lisa Lepley Hiles (Indiana) Linda HaUenbeck Peiegrino Noreen Linduska Zahour (Ilhnois)* Carolyn Hansen Dorn (Wyoming) Janice Elaine Hiller (California-Irvine) (Cal. St.-Long Beach)* Anonymous Elizabeth Hutchison Hughes Audrey Jones Peterson (Wisconsin) *Deiiotes Founding Members (Northwestern)*

Carmen Fanego, SCA Zeta Kaye Kostur Other Donors Epsilon Omega Meridith Hill, SCA Alpha Ginger Snapp, SCA Jennifer Butler, SCA Chapter Christine Kilroy, SCA Chapter Andrea Wade, SCA Laura K, Brown, SCA University of Miami Sheri Martin Eastern Washington Kathleen Bryant SCA University L. Other Donors Stephanie Pappas, Zeta Beta Amy Culver, SCA Laura Seinitz, SCA Chapter Heather D, Giattino, SCA Randee Barasch, SCA Other Donors of Sonia Vittoria University Virginia Jennifer R. SCA Elise Beckendort, SCA Anne Bartalamay, SCA Hardiman, Ariane Zohar, SCA Carnation Andrea Cegan, SCA Trisha Bell, SCA Circle Margaret Gaylen Quesinberry, SCA Tanya M. Coll, SCA Carrie Greer, SCA Darcy Watt Gaiimia Phi . . . Where Kids Can Be Kids Beta-Sponsored Camps Katherine Stephenson, SCA Melissa GWright,SCA

By Ruth Seeler, MD (Vermont), Zeta Gamma Foundation Committee Chairwoman Chapter Camping Sonoma State University Other Donors Edith Denten, SCA Santos Eguitz The Gamma Phi Beta Foundation cancer diabetes and Jennifer Fristoe and and alumnae for Sharon Green, SCA coUegiate chapters epUepsy. Camps Jessica Harkenrider, SCA SCA a diverse of abused and Kimberly Hills, support group campers neglected Danielle Leduc attending camps across the continent. chUdren as well as Laurie Lerner, SCA Felicity Marsh -At these camps, girls have fun, make chUdren from the Jennifer Lynn Okal, SCA Cristina Ramirez new and inner with lasting friends, gain indepen city poverty Andrea Smith, SCA Kari SCA dence and self-confidence. The "I can backgrounds are also Smith, Kristen Strong, SCA do" attitude replaces the never having su])ported by Gamma Zeta Delta tried. These psychological benefits are Phi Beta. in addition to the 1995-96 Chapter the acquisition of specific Durmg Southeast Missoun State Univ. sports, arts and outdoor skills. year, more than 200 girls, including The St. Louis Alumnae Chapter Gamma Phi Beta's of Gamma Phi Beta's in Other Donors support camp girls attending cmnually sponsors Camp Wyman Deborah Hill From to Anna Summer Hillis reaches far Fire Girl Sechelt, were able to attend St. Louis. left right: ing beyond Camp Camp Lori Mitchell, SCA Leeuwenburg, (Beta Xi), Ruh and Girl Scout Camps. Gamma Phis camps because of generous donations Laura Philanthropy Chairman; Linda Stacy Siracusa support camps for physicaUy from our members. We are making a Dana Valle Sanders, Director of Development. chaUenged chUdren who are learning difference in the Uves of young women Camp Wyman; and Gail Workman, Alumnae Chapters have cerebral are and to biuld tomorrow's disabled, palsy, helping President St. Louis .Alum (Omicron), Albuguerque wheelchair bound or have a leaders. variety nae Chapter. Ames Ann Arbor of sensory deficits in addition to their In addition to gifts from individual Arlington motor and learning problems. Gamma members to support camping, the Austin Bakersfield for their of the Phis also support disease-specific foUowing alumnae and coUegiate support camping during Balboa Harbor Bergen County to with deserve a thank 1994-95 fiscal year. camps catering girls asthma. chapters special you Berkeley-East Bay Beaumont Beverly Hills Westwood Birmingham Omaha Delta Chi Alumnae Chapters Dayton Collegiale Chapters Bioomington Denver Peninsula .41pha Delta Iota Boston South .Albuquerque Buffalo Delta AmariUo Eugene Philadelphia North Beta Kappa Cedar Rapids Aurora Crescent Circle Evanston-North Shore West Gamma Delta Mu Chicago PhUadelphia Cincinnah Ames EvansviUe Piedmont Theta Delta Psi Cleveland East Cleveland West Portland Omicron Delta Tau Atlanta Fort Myers Columbia Bakersfield Glen EUyn Princeton Pi Delta UpsUon Columbus Corvallis Theta Beverly-Weslwood Greater Kansas City Quad Cities Omega Epsilon Dallas Buffalo Greater EpsUon Nu Dayton Orange County Raleigh Sigma Des Moines Cedar Rapids Hawaii Riverside Tau EpsUon Omicron Detroit Metro Diablo Houston Rochester Beta Pi Valley Chicago Alpha Epsilon Duluth Chicago NW Suburban Jackson San Ajitonio Alpha Gamma EpsUon Psi Eugene Evanston North Shore Cleveland East JacksonviUe San Diego Alpha lota EpsUon Sigma Evansville Cleveland West Kent South Gamma Beta Fargo-Moorhead Bay Alpha Omega Fort Worth DaUas Lake County South Orange County �Vlpha Tau Gamma Eta Fresno Glendale La South Peninsula Gamma Gamma JoUa .41pha Upsilon Glen Ellyn Area LouisviUe South Jersey Alpha Plii Gamma Rho Greater Baltimore Greater Detroit Gamma Tau Monterey St. Louis Alpha Chi Greater Orange County New Metro StUlwater Beta Zeta Beta Harrisburg Area Jersey Alpha Hawaii Nonnan Tampa Bay Beta Beta Zeta Delta Houston North Houston Toledo Beta Indianapolis EpsUon Inland Empire Noitbern Virginia Tidsa Beta Kappa Jackson Jacksonville D.C. Beta Oklahoma ('ity Washington Omega Kearney La Jolla Lafayette Area The number of girls that the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation may provide camping opportunities Lake County Lawrence for each year is only limited by the number of contributions received. Let's band together to make Lincoln Long Beach this Ust and to make a difference in more women's Uves. grow young Los Angeles Louisville Lubbock Memphis Milwaukee Minneapolis-Sf.Paul Ruth .A. Seeler. M.D. (Vermont) and Sally Erickson Lewis (Bradley) at the annual Modesto Monterey Chicago .Alumnae Chapter Christmas Party that benefits camping. Over $500 teas Montgomery raised at the 1995 dinner which is in Ruth's candlelit home. Muskogee for camping given Nashville New Jersey Metro r^lew Orleans New York City Norman North Houston Northern Virginia Gamma Phi Beta Foundation. .. Building Tomorrow^ Leaders

Oklahoma City Luncheon Group Michael and Susan Decoursey Greg and Susan Long jj^M^^^^B Olympia Ann W. Kummer John Delaloye Roger and Judy Lothamer ^^^^^^^^^H Omaha Philadelphia NPC Ralph and Diane Dement Angelo and Catherine Luongo ^^^^^^^^^Ir Palo Alto Gerald L. Pollack Bill and Donna Depaul Wayne and Barbara Lyski ^^^^^^^^^Ei Pasadena Sheldon Pollack William Deutsch Edward and Kathleen ^^^^^^^^^^^�c Peninsula Letha & Sanders Pratt David and Kara Deverall McDonald ^^^^^HH Peoria Psi HCB Om and Shuby Dewan Richard and Nancy ^l^^^^^r^ Phoeni S.E. Missouri Panhellenic John and Vivian Diserio Mac Donald , ^^^B^^HMr " Philadelphia North Maureen Syring Gate Dobson John and Laurie Maher ^^Hp^^^y Philadelphia West John & Lois Taylor Leonard and Barbara Dortman Alan and Rena Maltzman ^^Ir^^H^^ Pittsburgh Mollie & Gilbert Taylor Ronald and Sandra Dubach Jose' and Donna Manes ^VI^^^hL^^ Portland Charles Traxler Barbara Duncan Renee Mann ^BflH^^^BVl Princeton International Council D. 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Olympic Torch Bearer numerous United Way committees and one runner to another, by turning on and councils. In addition to the "Community off their butane powered torches. The As the Olympic flame was lit during the Heroes," former Olympians selected by Olympic flame began its 84-day journey at opening ceremony ofthe 1996 Olympic Coca-Cola and BMW, the other Torch the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, site Games, visions of Mount Olympus and the Relay sponsors, also helped carry the ofthe 1984 Summer Olympics. Eventually ancient games may have come to mind. flame. 10,000 torch bearers Ln 42 states would But for Marilyn Gilmore (Oregon), her Each torch bearer had his/her own indi participate in the ritual passing of the thoughts were on a different hill� a hill vidual torch and they passed the flame. flame. Marilyn described the logistics of by Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. It was on a .4 mile hilly stretch of Sunset Boulevard south of the stadium that Marilyn became a part of the thou sands-year-old Olympic tradition. There at 1:44 p.m. on April 27, she became the 53rd Olympic Torch Bearer to receive the Virginia Reckert flame on its 15,()()0 mile journey, across Henrich the United States, to the Olympic Stadium (Iowa State) in Atlanta! Marilyn, the Executive Director of Los Angeles Area Council of Camp Fire, was

" one of 80 Heroes selected "Community Northwestern by the United Way of Greater Los Angeles College, Orange to carry the flame through the streets of City, Iowa. Roger's Los Angeles County. More than 2,000 sudden death at an persons were nominated for the honor. early age led her She believes she may have been selected to pack up her because of her career with Camp Fire that children and move has spanned more than 30 years in Seattle, in 1 974 to the Kansas City, Orange County, California, more agreeable and Los Angeles. She has also served on climate of Tucson, Arizona. As the children became older, she Perseverance Wins returned to her art. She studied with vari Doesn't every artist dream of the day ous teachers in Tucson and then Daniel she will have a shov^ of her own works and Green, Leslie B. Dmille and Harley Brown people will like what she has done well at the Scottsdale School of Art, Scottsdale, enough to purchase it for their home, their Arizona. For 1 5 years, she has studied once own enjoyment? a week with Larry Wollam of the Pima That dream came true for Virginia Reck- County Park and Recreation Department in ert Henrlch (Iowa State) when during the Tucson, Arizona. month of March, her art work was shown Pastel and oil are her mediums, with pas at the Murphy Gallery at St. Phillips in the tel being first choice for many of her works. Hills Church in Tucson. Not only were her Entries into the Pima County Fair, in the works well received, they were snapped up amateur and then the professional class, by local art fanciers at prices in the three have won her two first place prizes and one to four figure range. third. Several ofthe works in the March "Reck" was born, raised and educated in show were not for sale. "I just couldn't part Norfolk, Nebraska. At Iowa State her cur with them," she said. riculum focused on Textiles and Clothing Very aaive in the Christ Child Society and Applied Art. At World War H's end, and her church in Tucson, she is also a she married another Iowa Stater, Roger O. member of the Arizona Watercolor Associ Henrich, and a career took second place as ation. Travel to visit her three children and they settled down in Alton, Iowa to raise three grandchildren, golf and hiking, and her their three children. However, "Reck" painting are more than enough to fill her Marilyn Gilmore (Oregrjn) carries the continued to paint and to take lessons at days. Olympic torch.

36 Fall 1996 the whole process as simply amazing. Lilacs Are Memories in Bloom "The flame arrived on time to me!" After Although pink carnations hold a special her run, which she admits was more of a place in the hearts of Gamma Phi Betas, "brisk walk" than a "run," she passed the Mary Anne Fitzgibbon Rennebohm (Iowa flame to a water polo player who won a State) owner of Heard Gardens Ltd., in Bronze Medal in the 1972 Munich Games. Johnston, Iowa says lilacs are just as From the flame itself, to the torch, every special. All around the world they are thing was symbolic, Marilyn explained. touchstones of memory. The flame represented spirit, knowledge "When Mary Anne and her husband, and Ufe. The 32-inch torch was also sym Anne Rennebohm Bob, a landscape architect, purchased the Mary Fitzgibbon bolic. The top and bottom of the torch (Iowa State) 25-acre full service nursery just north of consisted of 22 aluminum "reeds," one for Des Moines five years ago, Mary Anne each of the last 22 cities where the modem took over the lilac department, including duplicated in sachets, bubble baths, soaps were held. At the top they were Olympics its nationwide mail order business. To her and candles. encircled by a gold band engraved with the new job she brought little knowledge of Perhaps without knowing it, millions of this Games. A second band logo year's � � lilacs just memories childhood of Americans have seen, not just lilacs, but near the bottom of the torch carried the memories of herself standing with her shrubs, annuals, vegetable garden plants- names of each Olympic Games host city. grandmother in Windom, MN taking down even weeds-from Mary Anne's nursery. The middle portion of the torch, the part laundry from the clothesline, bathed in In 1994 Warner Brothers selected Heard she held, was of Georgia pecan wood and the sweet perfume of lilacs. "Lilacs are Gardens, Ltd. to landscape the site of made by the company that makes memories in bloom," says Mary Aime, Francesca's house in the film ""The Bridges Louisville Slugger baseball bats. Each torch quoting the slogan from their lilac catalog. of Madison County." bearer was able to buy the three and a half Since then, Mary Anne has immersed "That was no small task," recalls Mary pound torch as a special memento. No one herself in every aspect of lilac history, lore Anne. They only had three or four weeks else could get one. and cultivation. This has been no small to establish a lawn with mature shrubs When asked about her experience, Mar task, given that the Heard Gardens, named and trees, "grow" a summer vegetable ilyn said, "It was a great thrill to be part of for its 1928 founder Clyde Heard, offers garden and construct a weed-lined gravel the symbolism and pageantry of the 45 varieties in all seven color categories road leading to the house. "We transplant Olympics. I joined the crowd in Laguna listed in the Intemational Register of Culti- ed a gnarled old Ulac from the rear of our Beach the next to into the day, just get and has var Names in the Genus Syringa nursery to near the front porch of the 'spirit' again. The torch went by so fast." one of the nation's best commercial lilac house and moved in a big old apple tree, She was also intrigued by how each collections. complete with apples!" says Mary Anne. local community celebrated the passing of She points out that her nursery sells To get the garden going, they soaked the the torch. "The community spirit was only "own-root" (as opposed to grafted seeds and pumped in massive amounts of wonderful. At Olvera Street, there was a lilacs) and that they offer hybridized fertilizer. They dug and potted com from Mexican flavor. In Chinatown, there was a species that will bloom in the warm a field and transplanted it in the garden. Chinese dragon approximately 10 feet climates of Zone 7 (Texas, Arizona and At one point in the shooting, they had to long. The streets were lined with the two North Florida). "Lilacs usually have to rip out what they had planted and replace flags of China, with a definite line have freezing temperatures to set buds," it with plant material that was larger and between the two. In Laguna Beach, the she explains. Her lillacs range in size from looked older, in order to accommodate flavor was based on the Pageant of the dwarf to full size. the movie's 30-year time span! "It was cer Masters, a local arts festival, in which Of the many lilac fragrances, Mary Anne tainly an interesting project!" states Mary 'live' art scenes." To cele people depict to says, "I look forward the heady Anne, recalling that the niursery had to of the torch, had a brate the passing they warm fragrance of lilacs on a spring after balance the needs of the production com medal with a 20-foot-high rotating gold noon. find time to take I intentionally pany with those of their regular live in the middle. athlete, painted gold, the lilacs to the walks through enjoy sight customers. More recently, her nursery Marilyn has served on the Camping of branches laden with blossoms and the provided the plant material for the movie Committee of the Gamma Phi Beta Foun smell of their intoxicating perfumes. Tliis "Twister," although the work was less dation. She is a life member of the Ameri fragrance has evoked universal emotions intense because it wasn't done on site. has served can Camping Association and of love and special feelings for many Once the movies were finished, Mary on its Board of Directors. years." Anne was happy to return her full in the historic centennial Of her part Anne's enthusiasm for lilacs Mary attention to her lilacs and to helping peo Olympic Games, Marilyn said, "The torch extends beyond the commercial aspects. ple plant their own memories. "How for going through Los Angeles and Orange "Poems, songs and prose have been tunate we are to have a living inheritance back fond memories of Count)' brought written in to lilacs. The of homage beauty today from generations past. May we be as It was a marvelous the 1984 Olympics. lilacs has graced postcards, stationery, wise in leaving an inheritance for genera experience." linens and china. Their fragrance has been tions to come."

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Honored and Promoted award in June at Gamma Phi Beta Authors the fraternity's Jennifer Stark (Oklahoma State), an national conven English teacher at North Canyon High tion in Dallas. ipB� *^ School in Phoenix, has been named a PI Last year Sally 1996 Presidential Scholar Distinguished 1 �^' J. McDonald Qi^ Teacher. She was nominated by one of 1 tr~^ (Michigan), an A. I^Hk imTlMiigsa her students, Presidential Scholar Rebecca 4^^ ^7:v attorney special Fox, as the educator who had the / Gift greatest izing in labor ^m College impact on her life. In June, Jennifer and and employment Know Rebecca traveled to D.C. Washington, received SlMHikl /^^ law, i Been THere to in Presidential / a Sister Who's participate week-long the Bar From Big Chicago Sally McDonald Edwards Scholar activities that included a Rose B\ Stepbnie Foundation's Michigan Garden Medallion Ceremony with Presi prestigious dent Clinton, a special Center Kennedy Maurice Weigle performance, and tours of the Holocaust Award for her exemplary service to the Museum, the U.S. Capitol and the bar and the community. Edwards Supreme Court. Stephanie (Loyola), For several years, Sally has led a Author "While in Washington, DC, Jennifer Children's Story Hour and Children's met with senior level members of the Book Drive for children living in shelters, 101 Things a CoUege Girl Department of Education to promote a project of the Young La'wyers Section Should Knowfrotn a Big Sister dialogue between teachers, the Depart (YLS) ofthe Chicago Bar Association. She Who's Been There (Andre^vs ment of Education and the Clinton has also provided pro bono service to the and McMeel, $595) Administration. By enhancing Greater Food as Depository general The communication and a foundation thought laying counsel and as a member of the personnel of her little for teachers to become in partners committee. state and local reform sister, Amy, developing plans, This summer, when was elected Sally off to the the of Education to going Department hopes chairman of the it was no "YLS, surprise world of enable teachers to lead in their big changes that she chose ""La'wyers United in Service" schools and communities. coUege fright as the theme. Service to the 1996-97 ened As an educator and Gamma Phi Beta Stephanie and the are her profession community' Edwards alumna, all Gamma Phis to Jennifer urges In addition to new "YLS goals. recruiting How their local schools, (Loyola). actively support public to a mentor members, Sally hopes begin would she han whether it be through volunteering, and ing professional development dle an active role or registration? taking parental lending within the Minorities in the program What would she financial to their local support neighbor Profession Committee, as well as a series do on the first Stephanie Edtvards hood schools, which typically welcome of programs sponsored by the Law Loyola much needed in the dayofcla.sses? support meeting Student Committee to assist students in How would ever survive needs of Am)' being away young people today. interviewing for legal and positions from home and family? information about the Illinois providing back to the trials White Graduate Stephanie, thinking Paige (Kansas State), Bar Exam. and tribulations of her own first at Panhellenic Advisor at the University of )'car In addition, says, "The SaUy Young wrote 101 a Girl received a National Order of coUege, Things College Kansas, Section wUl continue to make La'wyers Should Know a Sister Who's Advisor in /row Big Omega Fellowship recognition in and schools to appearances junior high Been There. "1 tried to think of aU the of her dedication to Greek life and to motivate students to attain a educa higher I'd known when I was a her academic things freshman," encourage pursuits. Paige, tion, to students to the different expose writes her sister. "This list is who holds a B.S. in Stephanie Journalism/Mass career avaUable with a law opportunities advice based on some of the I did Commimications, is pursuing a Master's things degree, and to a role provide positive some of the I saw in Education and wrong, things my degree Higher recently model to students time with by spending friends do and some all first- TX where she is wrong things moved to Lubbock, them and answering questions." students do I leam Assistant Dean of Students at Texas Tech! )'car wrong. hope you frorn Indiana Universits's SaU)' graduated from our mistakes." School of Business in 1988 and earned her is full of Stahl (Vanderbilt), Assistant Stephanie thoughtful insights Sandy Page law degree from Duke School University on the such as Dean and Greek Advisor at Vanderbilt learning experience, Tip of Law in 1990. She is with the currently No. 2: "Whenever a offers office in Nashville, TN was named professor University firm Rudnick & Wolfe. She and her visit him/her. Qt makes a Advisor of the Year Lambda hours, good Fraternit}' by husband, Richard Levin, Uve in Chicago. or Tip No. 19: "Remember: Chi Fraternity. She received the impression.)" Alpha " Frat guys -i- beer = TROUBLE. From tutor-

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ing to tooth care, class registration to roommates, 101 Things a College Girl Should Know has it aU. FiUed with helpfiil hints and gentle musing, this Uttle book is a guaranteed hit as a graduation present, send-off gift, or thoughtful gesture for any campus-bound young woman.

Terrie Heinrich Ri2Zo, Coordinating Author Fresh Start: The Stanford Medi cal School Health and Fitness Program (KQED Books, $19.95) Real People -i- Moderate Exercise

= Real Results Terrie Heinrich -Ta, Terrie, who states she is "on the Rizzo (Penn State) cutting ofthe is >; is the coordinat edge baby-boom generation," featured on the front cover and as one of ing author and four models who demonstrate the exercis featured model es the book. "All four of us are for Fresh Start: throughout real people, not professional models. And The Stanford we're all over 30. Fresh Start was devel Medical School m oped to help people exactly like us-to Terrie Heinrich Health and develop an exercise program that works Rizzo Fitness Program, (Penn State) and is able to be incorporated into busy ^ comprehensive Gale Gibson Kohlhagen Uves. The twenty-two contributing personal guide to (William & Mary) authors are world class researchers and exercise. In addition to helping the reader docs-not celebrities or movie stars trying customize a sustainable, enjoyable exer to cash in on fitness-so the information is CT soccer field while watching their sons cise program, Fresh Start teaches every Uttle superb. But best of aU, it's presented in an play, did they think that one day they thing from how to manage stress to how easUy understandable and "do-able' fash would chronicle the histories of West to find snacks that are good for you, from Point and ion. I am reaUy proud of Fresh Start, as I the U.S. Naval Academy. How stretching and to safely effectively could think it's a resource that can help thou they have imagined that parking preventing exercise injuries. lUustrated sands of people get fit and Uve spaces reserved with their names would guides are included for aerobics, strength, healthier Uves," she await them, civiUan women, at the Naval stretching, and back and abdominal says. Terrie credits Gamma Phi Beta with Academy? Or that they would have exercises, along with strategies to help helping her hone her leadership and orga privUeged access to the students, overcome the most popular excuses for nizational skills while in college. She is a administration, libraries and archives of not exercising. charter member of IDEA, the these male-dominated mstitutions? A weU-known leader in the field of professional fitness association, and is active in numer Gale, a former EngUsh teacher and fitness and health education, Terrie is ous professional and civic organizations. editor of a CaUfornia teaching joumal, and manager of Health and Fitness Education She and her husband, Mike, live in Ellen, a former editor of chUdren's books, for Stanford University's Health Improve Saratoga, California. first decided to write a travel guide on the ment Program, a unit ofthe Stanford Hudson VaUey. This was to be a project School of Medicine. She has taught Gale Gibson Kohlhagen, that would make use of their skiUs as aerobic dancing and fitness classes for Co-author researchers and writers, and aUow them more than 20 years, and is credited with to be home with theu- young famiUes. helping introduce aerobics to Europe by West Point and the Hudson They conducted their research by making founding Aerobic Danse of Belgique (now VaUey, 1990 day trips to towns in the Hudson VaUey PersonaUy Fit Europe) as one of the first The United States Naval Acade and submitted the chapter on West Point European aerobics organizations. my: A Pictorial Celebration of as a sample to a publisher. To their In addition to coordinating the develop 150 Years, 1995 surprise, the publisher asked them if they ment of the book's chapters authored by could expand the West Point chapter to Medical School researchers and program "When Gale Gibson KohUiagen (WUUam become almost a third of the book. "We'd and and EUen Heinbach met 12 managers, Terrie also fuUy wrote or Mary) never done anything Uke this Ui the contributed to six chapters. years ago on the sideUnes of a Greenwich, world. We said, "Of course!" recaUs Gale.

The Crescent 39 PACESETTERS

Once they had approval, they had fuU Corinne Yvette Martinez environment for access to West Point's archives containing their employees," The heart ofthe giver makes the gift letters, journals and documents from the (Corinne said. dear and Luther 18th precious.-Martin King and 19th centuries. They even saw It is this tmsted General Patons dance card! One Gamma Phi Beta who exemplifies partnership and West Point Superintendent General Dr. King's words is Corinne Martinez (Cal tmst, in general, Dave Palmer was so impressed with the ifornia-Berkeley). Her generous and giving that seems to be book that he called his counterpart at the heart makes her gifts of time, talent and the recurring and Naval Academy and told him that the treasures dear and precious. most important Naval Academy ought to have a similar Since pledging at Eta Chapter in 1983, theme in how book. Again, the doors opened. Corinne has been committed to the high Corinne Uves her Over the next three Gale and ideals that first to Gamma Ufe. This years. attracted her Corinne Yvette phUoso- EUen a spent up to week at a time at Phi Beta membership. Martinez phy is working for Annapolis. "We felt being women might Corinne remembers being impressed California-Berkeley Corinne who is be a drawback, but the admirals lU

" balanced picture of the Academy, Gale each other, she said. grown to more than 60 employees in just and EUen included the serious business of As a coUegian, Corinne served as Eta 18 months, with plans to add 50 more naval training, as well as the controversies Chapter treasurer and vice president. w^ithin the next year. and tragedies that have dotted the She attended Gamma Phi's Chicago Con But even this is not good enough for Academy's history. vention in 1 984 and was impressed that Corinne, who Ukes a chaUenge and does By foUowing an entire class through "Everyone in the room had a common not like gUding on her success. She con- their Academy career, they got to know basis� the same basic fundamental values standy strives to be weU-rounded. And stay the midshipmen personally. One plebe which created an inherent trtist." ing involved in Gamma Plii Beta helps to invited both of them to be his dates to a Corinne continues to attend Gamma Phi round out her ver)' bus)' professional Ufe. baU. Another, who was getting cold feet Beta Conventions because she enjoys the Since graduating, Corinne has given of her about his impending marriage, had long people�professional women that she has trnie and talents by servUig as a fmancial talks with them about what he should do. come to know and leaders that have advisor to Eta Chapter, a province fmancial In their books, they emphasize that it inspired her heart with their joy and director, as San Francisco Alumnae Chapter takes a special kind of person to attend a passion�and the reuniting that the President, an Eta House Corporation Board miUtary academy, one who can endure biennial Convention provides. member, and as a nominating and resolu physical demands and academic pres Corinne credits her Gamma Phi Beta tions committee member and she continues sures. In describing what impressed them experience as her first training ground for to give as a member of the Eta Scholarship most. Gale says, "It was the constant learning how to run a business. Although Committee and as a Regent for the Gamma striving to do weU." she studied English at the University of Phi Beta Foundation. Gale compares working with EUen to California-Berkeley, because she says she As well as giving of her time and talent her days as a collegian at William and wanted to have a well-rounded education, to Gamma Phi, Corinne has also been ven Mary. "It's nice to work with women. she has found her niche in computer soft generous about giving of her treasures. Gamma Phi offers a wonderful opportuni ware development and used her business She has been a member of the Founda ty to develop the energy and creativity of knowledge to help start a new company. tion's 1874 Society for several years and women; they have the abiUr>' to get things A California native, Corinne is a is a current member of the TEII Societ)'. done." Noting that, "Gamma Phi was a big co-founder of a company that, in today's Last year she provided the funding for the part of my life at WilUam and Mary," Gale world of down-sizing and employee bene Foundations annual report to donors. enjoys staying in touch with her chapter fit cutbacks, has adopted a unique and Corinne said that she stays involved in sisters. She is also an active WiUiam and refreshing philosophy. Evolve Software, Gamma Phi Beta because of its phUan Mary alumna, having just been elected to Inc., a company that develops application thropic nature and because it helps her the Board of Directors of the Society' of software that adapts readily to meet the keep her perspective in life. She has the Alumni. She also chaired her class's changing needs of human resources always been a proponent of Gamma Phi's 25th Reunion Gift Committee. departments and other business functions, support of undeqirivileged girls. She also Gale and her husband, Steve, are the includes "exemplifying the virtual corpo said that she remains interested because

" parents of two sons, Tron and Kristoff. ration and "a tmsted partnership with its Gamma Phi promotes women's leadership Gale is active in community affairs, employees in its mission. It tmly is a com and most importantly and simply, serving on the Board of Arch Street, the pany that is concerned about making the "because," she said, "this organization Greenwich Teen Center, of which she world a better place, by providing enter helps people." was a member of the Founding Board. prises the ability to enable a better work

40 Fall 1996 Housing: Saving the Greek System

We must be the change we wish to see in the world"�Ghandt

al Christensen knew it was time for change if the fraternity system at Utah State University had any hope of surviving. Christensen, vice president for student services at USU, saw a dying fraternity system that was a mere shell of what he had experienced as a college undergraduate member of Pi Kappa Alpha. "I was looking for an idea we could use�anything we could do to save the system," Christensen says ofthe seemingly insurmountable problems he faced in the spring of 1995. "We had tried everything. Carding at the door Requiring invitations. Nothing worked. vUcohol abuse was killing us." The once-proud Greek system at USU had deteriorated to the brink of extinction. USU was experiencing incident after incident, and alcohol was involved in almost every case. "We weren't simply getting the best students," Christensen says. "The best ones don't want to live in an unsafe place where they cannot study They weren"t joining fraternities."'

The Crescent 41 c;iiristeiisen wasn't the flnst to recognize the problem. Nor was Utah State the first campus to experience it. Leaders of the National Interfraternit)' Conference had seen the same pattem repeated nation wide, and a major turnaround had caught their eye. Tlie Sigma c:hi Chapter at the University of Maine had been on the brink of extinction, and in desperation alumni there imposed a substance-free living envi ronment. It was a last-chance effort to save the chapter. To their deUght, it worked. The chapter rebounded, and three years later it is quite successful. A Sigma Chi now heads the Interfraternit)' CouncU at Maine. In an effort to stem the deterioration of the Greek system nationwide, NIC offered a trial program based on some of the concepts used at Maine. The result was a substance-free Uving program, and NIC floated the idea in one of its pubUcations in the spring of 1995. ""I'd looked for years for an idea we could use," says Christensen. ""Wlien I saw that newsletter, I caUed NIC and asked if ""Mens groups cannot solve tliis problem "It's definitely possible to change the I could implement the program. They by themselves," says Jean Scott of Pi Beta culture," says Christensen, "but it takes agreed, and we imposed it as our poUcy, Phi, who chairs NPC. "On campuses where support from every alumni group as well as word for word, for the faU of 1995. there is a system-wide effort to pursue the undergraduates. We're recmiting high- Needless to say, I wasn't a very poptilar substance-free housing, members of er-quaUty members who are more academi ' guy around here. women's fratemifies should work with caUy oriented. Those people didn't join At first, undergraduate men baUied at the fraternity men to help them successfuUy before."

" idea of ridding fraternity houses of alcohol. reach this meaningful goal. Those ver)' attributes are the things that So did members of women's groups, who Christensen agrees. "We had only one persuaded Brad Dove to join the reborn were accustomed to using the fraternity bad incident last year in wliich a fraternity Alpha Tau Omega Chapter at Purdue Uni houses as convenient places to drink. decided to violate our poUcy," he says. versit)'. After closing its chapter two years Today, man) in the Utah State system "They brought alcohol into the house. The ago, ATO recolonized at Purdue last year have become converts. women not only refiised to participate, and enUsted 56 new members. Dove was " "Things have gone reaUy weU, says they tumed them in." It hasn't happened one of them. David Dyer, president of USLJ's Delta Sigma again. "I had looked at other fratemifies on

" Phi Chapter. "Oh sure, we had some things "Participation of the women's groups is campus, he says. "Some of die images I who didn't to stmggle with, like alumni essential," Christensen says. "We have to didn't care for. I thought that with a sub And as far understand what we had done. change the drinking culture on campus, stance-free house, there would be more as activities go, you have to be creative." and without the women's participation, it brotherhood. The chapter would be more "StiU, on balance it's been good. won't happen." committed to academics." The problems we used to have with the Christensen hastens to add that the sitti- Fraternities have succeeded as part of surrounding community have disappeared, ation at Utah State is far from perfect. StiU, the college scene for more than 200 years, in and we have a much better atmosphere last year there wasn't a single arrest on largely due to members' abiUty to adapt to the house." Greek Row, there were no poUce raids on the changing needs of students and soci considers One year later, Christensen fratemit)' houses. Negative incidents of aU ety. Today, it is clear that campuses and the program a resounding success. So does types dropped dramaticaUy. communities wiU no longer tolerate wliich has with the as the NIC, partnered Christensen also says that retention rates underage drinking acceptable behavior. Conference to create to National PanheUenic (the percentage of new members actuaUy Can fraternities adapt this changing a Task Force on Substance-Free Joint mitiated) are up and that members of expectation? NIC and NPC mtend can Chris Housing. Together. Greek organizations are more visible in "Sure, they adapt," says the on several test "But it takes a lot of work from to implement program commimit) and campus affairs. Volun tensen. campuses for the 1996-97 academic year. teerism has increased sharply. every group, undergraduates and alumni.

Fall 1996 42 How to Do It men and women. Everyone said it couldn't be done, but we've done it. I've been here a long time, and this is our best year ever." Step 1 Develop a coaUtion that includes the administration, national men's and women's fraternities with chapters on the campus, IFC and PanheUenic officers, Where to Get Help chapter advisors and house corporation boards, local alumnae and key community The National PanheUenic Conference representatives, especiaUy local government and law enforcement. and the National Interfratemity Confer ence are committed to furthering the Step 2 efforts of students and alumni who Presidents of men's and women's fratemit)' chapters and LFC and PanheUenic choose to pursue substance-free chapter officers spend a weekend on retreat taUcing through their reactions to the sub Members of the housing. NIC-NPC Joint stance-free decision, accepting the decision and making plans to move forward Task Force on Substance-Free Housing with it. beUeve that a partnership between frater nity, university and community is the key Step? to the best providing learning environ Host a convocation for aU undergraduate fraternity men and women. All coaU ment for fraternity members, an alcohol- tion members wUl be represented and wUl present the substance-free guidelines, free area. NPC and NIC a Uving have with special emphasis on the benefits to members, chapters and the Greek system variety of educational resources avaUable as a whole. to assist with the planning of effective chapter programming ideas. You may con Step! tact the task force by writing to Co-Chairs FoUowing the general convocation, national officers and staff wiU meet with Carlton Bennett, Theta Chi, and/or Lissa their own collegiate and alumni members to discuss implementation of the plan. Bradford, Kappa Alpha Theta, at NIC-NPC Substance-Free Housing, 3901 West 86th Step 5 Street, Suite 390, IndianapoUs, IN 46268. Each national organization wUl send a mailing to aU Uving alumni of the chapter to explain the substance-free guideUnes. Benefits of Substance-Free Step 6 Housing A panel of representatives from the coaUtion wiU serve as an oversight board � A higher-quaUty of fraternity and resource team to ensure compUance, provide encouragement and reward suc experience. cess. � Improved safety and health of coUegiate members. Step? � Greater attention to academic pursuits. The campus and local media wiU be invited to general meetuigs and will be kept � Attractive, safe housing. informed about the progress of the initiative. � Increased membership of dedicated men and women.

� A return to the beUefs upon which each fraternity was founded. There, too, the program has been with NIC and NPC and implement the successful, despite some early stumbles. program Ui all chapters located on target Utah State Isn't Alone Boulder, Colorado, poUce have been campuses. in addition to Utah active Several campuses, participants in the program, and ""We are starting with a few coUege State, have implemented substance-free they now sing the praises of the revived campuses," says Lisa Bradford of Kappa environments. The largest so far is the Greek community. Alpha Theta and co-chair of the NIC-NPC University of Colorado, where the Inter- Several national fraternities, including Jouit Task Force on Substance-Free Hous fraternity Council decided to go such large groups as Sigma Nu, have ing. ""Then, we wiU use these experiences substance-free Ui a response to hea-vy committed to becoming substance-free to refine the process and expand to other criticism of the Greek community at what nationwide by the year 2000. Others have locations." has been described as one of America's started to make the requiring chapters ""We want to see hundreds of campuses Phi Beta top party schools. Gamma recog change foUowing risk-management viola doing this ui the next couple of years," award nized their efforts with a campus tions. Some are committing to substance- says Carlton Bennett of Theta Chi, who given at the Western Regional Greek free housing as they rebuUd or remodel. co-chau-s the task force with Bradford. "It Still Conference this past Spruig. others have committed to cooperate could be what saves the Greek system."

The Crescent 43 IN MEMORIAM

ALPHA MU ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA CHI '40 Alma L. Dunning, '31 Evelyn Carey Niebel, '17 Lynda Cartwright Seppanen. '54 Margaret AveriU Sterregaard, '45 Nancy Kenney Hick, '55 Jessie Duggan Wisnom, '20 Blanco Rollins Blandford, ALPHA BETA A. '69 Nancy Farmer McCoUoch, '26 Mary Haynes, BETA Jean Thompson Winifred Gridley Keller, '23 NU Hendrickson, '39 ALPHA PSI '42 Helen Dean Bowles, '36 Alma Kraus Burke, '27 Barbara Shean Barat, ALPHA GAMMA Jean Kuykendall, '31 GAMMA Harriman Waite, '21 BETA BETA Mar)' Henderson Phipps, '36 June Leona Verly Farnam, 18 Joyce Reside Menzel, '43 ALPHA DELTA Mar)' Burchard Burlingame, '21 XI Thelma Lee, '42 BETA EPSILON Beatrice Masterson Richards, '26 Minerva Terteling Smith, '23 Clevenger Adams Klausing, '51 Lois Waring McGrear, '51 Helen Nelson Matter, '26 Agnes Bowen SaUy Hart Davis, '31 Aschenbrenner, '25 Bett)' ALPHA EPSILON BETA ZETA Coffin, '29 Virginia Maguire Hart '22 EUzabeth R. Jenkins, '49 DELTA Emily Moore, Nelson Carson, '38 Betty CoweU '34 EUzabeth Tucker Joharrie Hemenway, Janes, '50 Eileen Gilbertson Evenden, '39 BETA IOTA ALPHA XI Helen Oelwein Kirmeberg, '49 EPSILON OMICRON Chambers '42 Dorris TindeU Mendieta, '51 12 Mary Pandres, Joyce Farr Damm, Marilynn Stephani Irwin, '43 Nash Gluek, '17 Margaret Janice Weeden NoUing, '65 ALPHA ETA BETA MU Ernestine Dobler Joyce Spoerr Huff, '53 Stephanie KroU Dross, '73 McDonald,**** '33 PI Beverly Hallgren, '44 lola Solso Maaske, '25 ALPHA THETA BETA XI Marcia HeUnian Robison, '45 Genevieve Boslaugh, '30 Laura Evers KuU, '35 Carol Blake Langford, '53 Joan Schock McLeese, '45 Marilyn Diestel Schirmer, '46 Beverly Davis Nicholson, '37 BETA OMICRON Mar)' Ramsey Benson, '52 ZETA RHO M. Breeden, '57 Lola CoUins Housley, '62 Joyce Pearl '50 Virginia Harper Smalley, '20 Mar)' Knapp, Barbara J. FrankUn, '72 Ruth Frese Brock, '27 BETA CHI ETA Le Tresa '58 Ruth McCrory Rice, '33 ALPHA IOTA Tyler Jordan, Catherine Shattuck MoUy 'Wlialen Tompke, '66 Bradshaw, '50 Mary Kelly GAMMA ALPHA VanBmnt, '21 Ann TeU'er Kuhl, '42 SIGMA Gloria Grisham Durham, '58 Marion EUson Woodbury, '34 THETA Nancy Jackson Street, '46 Chariotte A. Griffin, '71 '20 Mary Wooley Mechling, ALPHA XI Van Der- TAU GAMMA DELTA Gwendolyn OUnger Frances Parris Boatwright, '37 '26 Pace, '25 Mary Anderson Carey, '63 bur, Margaret Horseley Sara Echart Walsh, '61 BiUie L. '96 MoUna, Denise Edwards '94 UPSILON Eads, GAMMA MU

KAPPA Wmie 25 Jane HoUer, '67 Gray Jackson, ALPHA OMICRON AUce Dunnell Brown, 19 Toussaint '48 CHI Jeanne McGeary, Isabel Bladon Berens, '23 Marjorie Priautx Christensen '29 Janet Christofferson Rhame, '24 ALPHA SIGMA MUdred McGregor Jean MacGlashan Juneau, '27 Mary Nix Leader, '39 McKeown, '26 Sage Elderkin McDonald, '30 Marland Houck Schrauth, '46 * Merit Award Elizabeth Sargent Pahner, '32 ALPHA TAU **** Award Shaw '33 Eleanor Hunter Sim, '36 Camation Mary Randolph, PSI Kathr)'n Barton Kyner, "35 ** Lela Smith Weirich, '21 ALPHA LIPSILON Ann Holland Clabby, '50 Mar)' CampbeU Winchester, '52 Carolyn Jones Beachley, '32 Nancy Kasch Michaelson, '55 OMEGA ALPHA Pm Margaret A. Kinney, '23 MarceUa O'ConneU Fields, '32 * Marion WUton Whitmore, '32 Jane Whitaker Guir)', '40 Beverly Wertz Smith, '35 Sally Thomas Bmnot, * '52

Fall 1996 44 MEMORIAL GIFTS

" Jennifer Abbott (daughter of Marcella Fields The infant son of Greg and Elizabeth "Betsy Ware Judi Nesbitt Abbott McMahon) South Orange County Alumnae Nancy (StiUabower) Lewis Simpson Jennie K. Curtis Bioomington Alumnae Chapter Buffalo Alumnae Chapter Foundation Trustees Barbara Harshberger Fletcher Howe Franck Barbara Franklin Martin Minerva Smith Patty Giesea Mary Terteling Moldrem Slater Frances R. Griffin Anne A. Beverly J. William Foley (husband of Betty Kurkjian Janet Hawes Foley) Ernestine Dobler McDonald Jurgen Tjaden (father of Janet "Whitcomb Emily Margaret Witham Sue Ann Fagerberg Diane Tjaden Thompson) Sharon Dunham Robert Baker (husband of Tucky Hobbs Sarina Garg Shafer Falkenroth Myra Garrett Baker) Audrey Jacki Laura Ramsden and Gene Werner Gamma Phi Beta Foimdation Beta Phi House Corporation Betty Tmstees and Staff Board Sam Giamello (father of BiUie MoUna Patty Giesea Nancy Giamello) Gamma Phi Beta Foundation Mary E. "Betty" Meyer Mary Knaup SaUy Dickinson Andrews Bartholoniew Trustees and Staff Rene Matz Edna Hanlon Arthur P. Bartholomew, Jr. Jaime GoUghtly Sandra R. Nauman Stephanie Hearn Alpha Epsilon House Linda Peiegrino Francis V. Humphries Bedell Barbara Ann Lafferty L'Cena BmnskUl Rice Corporation Board (mother of Catherine Bedell- SaUy Erikson Lewis Krista Hanna Christine Ritger Gifford) Mary Jane Hipp Misthos Melba Betty VkiaU Quick Spurtier Tallahassee Alumnae Chapter Gloria J. Nelson Barbara M. Wessel John D. "Tony" Grenko Sherry Ochoa Wanda Bennich (mother of of (husband of Trudy Magee Brenda Dunn Rickert Bert Tremayne (husband Michelle Bennich) Grenko) Linda Ryan Clara Tarling Tremayne) Birmingham Alumnae Chapter Hecker Albuquerque Alumnae Chapter Gladys Myles Cathy Hoffman Nienhuis Alice Mason Berger Dolores Roeckel HaUett Alana Bott Jane McCausland Tripodi Quad Cities Alumnae Chapter Area Grant Earls Katie Kreuziger Smith Tampa Bay Alumnae PhyUis

Mary Jo KeUy Bradshaw Chambers Pandres Elmer Wander of Patricia Hannegan Mary (father Diane Lang Bryan Karen Wander Vicki L. HeUing DaUas Alumnae Chapter Kline) Betty J. Cooper MUton Pandres Frances R. Griffm Sylvia Dorsey Ruth Heam (grandmother of Judy Wilkins Schumann Grear Reitsch Dorothy Dmmmond Stephanie Heam) Jacqueline Barbara M. Wessel Anne Ezal Foundation Trustees Beverly Menz Figge Marion L. Maas Barbara M. Wessel Marion WUton "Whitmore Eva Ritchie Barbara A. Poe Peoria Alumnae Chapter Rahn Hendrickson Sarah Spiess Janet R. Poteete Helene WUUams Marion A. Stramler Mary Lierley-Wulf JoneU Diestel Schirmer Marilyn Lawrence Alumnae Dolores Whitley Chapter Carole Fowler Herriott Mary Lierley-Wulf Sigma House Corporation Board Thomas Brunot Muncie Alumnae Chapter Sally EUen Seeberg (Theta House San Francisco Alumnae Chapter Nancy Kenney Hick Mother) Margaret Sawyer Doris B. Gorden Theta House Corporation Board ComeUa Spanier EUzabeth and Donald Wanderer Lynn Seppanen Christensen Mary NeweU Zahn and Harry A. Marjorie South Bay Alumnae Chapter OttUie L. Olesen Zahn Virginia K. WUUams Alberta Gray Jackson Julie Clymer Colonel Adrian L. Sicard Teresa JacksonviUe Alumnae Chapter Quandt (husband of Virginia GUmore Sicard & father of Carol Evelyn Gooding Dippell Helen Kraft LeBlanc Erikson Lewis Sicard Davis) Dorothy Nesbitt Schwartz SaUy Elise Berthon Barbara H. White Florence Barrett Lehman Birmingham Alumnae Chapter Stephanie Dross Mid-Mar)'land Crescent Circle TaUahassee Alumnae Chapter Dorothy W. Tessier

The Crescent 45 Fall 1996 I wo ME N A N D Hflr

Women throughout the world are discovering Body fat can be measured with calipers, hydro the physical and emotional benefits of physical fit static weighing, and through other means widely ness! Running, in-Une skating, aerobics, siding, the avaUable in health clubs and fitness faciUties. Ust of activities is endless. As women obtain high Remember that when we lose weight through diet er levels of responsibility at home and work, it alone, we lose both fat and muscle. Unfortunately, becomes that much more unportant to find ways if the weight is gained back, you actuaUy are fatter of reducing stress. Exercise can be used as a form than before because you have a higher ratio of fat of stress reduction, as prevention from sedentary (because of the loss of muscle). This is why it is so diseases, and it can make you look great too! important to add exercise to any weight loss pro "When beginning an exercise program, it is a gram, not just to lose weight, but to keep it off. good idea to determine what your goals are. ff Have you ever heard the term "'Better Butter your goal is to improve muscle tone, your exercise Burner?" This refers to the concept that people program might differ sUghtly from that of a who work out consistently actuaUy become more program designed for weight loss. The American fuel efficient. This means that a woman who CoUege of Sports Medicine recommends that we works out cardiovascularly at least three times a engage in cardiovascular exercise at least three week actuaUy bums more calories at rest than times a week for at least twenty minutes. Cardio does her sedentary (non-moving) counterpart. vascular exercise refers to exercise that raises So the benefits of exercise do not, by any means, your heart rate to at least 60% of its maximal stop the moment we leave the gym. capacity. In general, it is best to work between Women who exercise regularly are also found 60 and 85% of your maximal heart rate. This is to have psychological benefits as weU. Many have referred to as the target heart rate zone. heard ofthe "runner's high." This term refers to To determine what your target heart rate zone the feeUng of euphoria experienced as a result of (THRZ) is, foUow this srniple formula: (220 - Age) a great workout. Have you ever found yourself in X 60-85%. For example, a woman who is forty an aerobics class and about fifteen minutes into years old would calculate her THRZ as foUows: the class, you find yourself reaUy wanting to push

- 220 40 = 180 X 60-85% = 100-173 heart beats per a Uttle harder or give Uttle yeUs to show your minute. As stated previously, an exercise program enjoyment? "When we exercise, endorphins are differs sUghtly depending on your primary goal. released into the bloodstream, creating a feeUng of If general health is your goal, cardiovascular enthusiasm and happiness. Women who work in exercise such as running or walking three times a extremely stressful situations can reaUy benefit week for at least twenty minutes would be appro from this because it offers a form of stress release priate. However, if weight loss is your primary that has positive long term effects on their health. goal, cardiovascular exercise should be performed Wliether it is looking good or feeUng great, 4-6 times a week for at least 30 minutes. exercise has many things to offer to women. Women are constantly faced with the concept Remember that any activity is better than none so of weight loss and dietuig. Unfortunately, many if yoiu- schedule only aUows for twenty minutes a women are at risk for eating disorders because of day, then use those twenty minutes. Remember unsafe and ineffective dieting. Many times, that exercise need not be strenuous as you wiU women lose large amounts of weight, only to gain begin to discover when you start to work with it back. This cycle has been commonly referred to your target heart rate zone. Also remember to as In order to lose yo-yo dieting. weight and keep enjoy yoursetf. Exercise should be Ain! ff you have it off, it is important to start exercising. More not decided on a primary goal for your fitness important than losing weight is losing body fat, routine, or if you work out aU of the time with no which is accompUshed through cardiovascular specific goal in mind, consider fun. Having fun conditioning. and improvuig the quaUty of Ufe through the body Did you ever notice that two women who are is one of the best gifts that we can give to the same height and weight can look completely ourselves. ^ different? One might be muscular with a fit appearance, but the other does not appear to be Editors note: Desiree is currently physicaUy fit. This is because of body composi completing her Master's degree in tion. Body composition refers to the ratio of fat to Corporate Fitness. Desiree Uves in lean muscle mass in our bodies. GeneraUy, women Chicago and is a certified personal have sUghtly higher body fat than men because of trainer and aerobics instructor. our ability to bear chUdren. It is Unportant to In the coming months, she wiU be remember that muscle weighs more than fat so writing a series of articles on fitness rather than weighing yourself, it would be wise to related topics for The Crescent. start measuring yourself. Desiree Robinn, Arizona State

The Crescent Frogs and 'Troggy went a courtin' and he did ride . . . uh-buh!'

to Joseph CampbeU, (The benefits they or their hus and defense. So, it's acceptable for Power ofMyth) and Clarissa Pinkola bands have through their women to tend the home fires but AccordingEstes, (Women Who Run With the workplace. not to light the match. Wolves'), we are sometimes guided by, According to a 1993 Then too, money is emotional. occasionaUy defined by and once in a study conducted by the Like being on an emotional binge, while, even driven by our m)ths. We Employee Benefit we just can't seem to get and don't even have to be aware of a specific Research Institute, spend enough of it. Our myth for it to be operational in our lives. women save 47 per �> consumer culture reinforces That's OK as long as the myth fits our cent less than men the buy-and-be-happy mode on in needs and has positive results. But some average at every turn. The message myths become obsolete or counterpro employer-sponsored seems to be, "Charge!" ductive. Take, for example, frogs. Have 401(k) retirement plans Interestingly, there is anoth This is sinis you noticed there are fewer frogs to kiss? particularly er unwritten rule that says it's aU On the surface, few of us would openly ter since women Uve right for women to spend but not to admit that we hang our star on a frog who longer and need more save. Yet, at some level, we aU know would be prince. In general, we are far savings to carry them what's important is not what we their lifetimes. too educated, far too enUghtened, far too through spend, but what we don't spend. Uberated to live by the luck of kissing the To compUcate matters, right frog. Yet, consider these anti-frog women's average earnings are The Good News prince facts; StUl only 77 percent of the for men. average AdditionaUy, The good news is that women even when men and do have advantages when it Facts Anti-Frog women save equal comes to finances. in A recent survey by Louis Harris & Asso amounts, twent)' First, women leam quickly, ciates found that 53 percent of married years, men have sub- are more consistent about more because women leave aU financial matters to their stantiaUy saving and are less likely to jump in and husbands. Married women are not the they're more aggressive out of investments. Second, once women investors. only ones to shy away from financial begin to understand more about their matters. Many single women are either finances and form a plan, they are more waiting for the frog or ignoring the matter committed to it. FinaUy, more and more How Did That Happen? altogether. women are reaUzing that a man is not a Over the I have to form The National Center for Women and years, begun plan and that they have not only a right, some theories about as Retirement Research reports that 80 why we, women, but a responsibiUty to participate in theu* hold the views we do percent of U.S. women are eventuaUy left about money and own financial lives. divorce or finances. Besides the in financial jeopardy through frog prince Regardless of our age, income or marital I believe of us widowhood. We all need to have our own syndrome, many uncon status, or where we have been in our still hold to the financial house in order. In fact, if women sciously powerftil-shinmg- financial Uves, we can make the necessary In our culture took the same interest in their homes that knight-rescuer syndrome. changes to ensure our own financial stabUi- many take in their financial house, prop money means power, success and control. t)' and ftittire. It is possible to do effective "While women continue to the erty values would likely plummet across carry purs financial planning no matter what you men stiU the land. es, control the purse strings; and have. And we don't have to do it alone. Not only death or divorce, but also not just in individual relationships but layoffs or disabUity can force women into throughout our monetary and poUtical Sources Sans a role for which they are ill-prepared. system. PoUtics is a good example. Issues Frogs deemed When working with women in my finan appropriate for women include There are exceUent reading materials cial planning practice, I frequently find housing, education, health and welfare. avaUable and trained financial advisors to that women don't have a clue what Men's issues include the economv, finance help. Seeking professional advice and

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education about our finances is important for getting and staying on the right track. Just as we wouldn't ask our plumber to diagnose a medical problem, so too, we are unUkely to get the soundest financial advice from our neighbor, doctor or cousin. (Those who are doctors, lawyers '� or CPAs, or are married to these profes sionals, are probably aU too famiUar with Goal Setting Tips the temptation to assume that expertise in must one area means expertise in aU areas, i.e. Set exciting goals. They keep y( so wiU save for the ftiturt "I'm an attorney, therefore I must know motivated you A of ""financial when I retire" the best way to reach my financial goals.") goal security may not motivate you enough to keep you from buying that new sports car. A goal of Taking the Leap "retuing at age 55 with $500,000 m the

" so I can in Florida is UnUke a fair)' tale with a beginning, a bank enjoy goU'ing work to achieve. middle and an end, a good financial plan one you may actually It Can Be Green Make sure are Easy Being has a beginning but no end. A financial your goals meaningful to If feel are too to I teU cUents there's no plan is not an event, it is a work in you. you you young frequently my about retirement, set another financial situation so or so bad that it progress. The beginning is when we worr)' goal good to now. Once can't be better. skate son decide to exercise our choices and make a that is important you you My boarding some short-term me this lesson a few back. decision to participate in our own achieve goals, you may taught years "When he came in the house with a finances. But the decision is not the become motivated to set goals for the term. wounded knee and scratched shins, action. Imagine three frogs on a Uly pad. longer up Put in This wiU I said, "WeU, it could be worse." He (These frogs are not princes m disguise, your goals writing. to to them. Think through the repUed, "Mom, it could be better." And ; by the way.) One frog decides jump help you clarif)' How much time do he was shore. How many frogs are left on the lily goals carefuUy. you right. not the action. have to achieve the How committed So in future issues, look for frog-free : pad? Three. The decision is goal? are facts on what it takes to make a To make the leap from good uitention to are you to it? What your expectations your goals for success? debt sound invest reaUty requires more action on our part. reaUty; management, Prioritize your goals. Most people ment strategies, protecting your most have five or six goals, making it necessary important asset your earning abiUty, ' How It Works to prioritize them. income tax planning, the importance of

a State tbe in measurable terms. assets in your own name, "When you begm working with profes goals maintaining as weU as retirement that wiU last sional financial advisor, the first step Set interim goals longer-term planning your current finan- ones. If you'll need $50,000 in 5 years, lifetime and estate considerations. But for , involves determining your to have after I'll leave with Mark Twains That means at how much do you expect now, you , cial position. looking one two etc.? This advice; "I don't see no about that where have where are now year, years, strategy p'ints f you been, you then wiU assess and that's any bettr'n any other and where you want to be. You help you your progress frog frog."^ from defuie and choose the life you want to keep you becoming discouraged over the short term. Editors note: Uve today and tomorrow. You set your Ginny graduatedfrom is there Don 't be ambitious the University of Colorado in 1965 and own goals. Your financial advisor afraid of goals. set. Just because a seems difficult does received her MBA in 1985. She is a to help you reach the goals you goal not mean should avoid it. It does advisor with Ameri Because goals change with your Ufe, there you personalfinancial 1 ask cUents to con mean that you wUl have to appro can Express Financial Advisors Inc. , is no "one size fits aU." develop to achieve the Her is located in CO. sider these guideUnes; priate strategies goal. practice Denver,

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Alumnae Awards Clara Worden Award This award is given for greatest annual Alumnae Panhellenic percent of increase in dues-paying Cooperation Award members, determined from International Headquarters alumnae records. This award promotes Panhellenic 1994-95 Winner: cooperation within an Alumnae Minnesota Alumnae Panhellenic or community. Minneapolis-St. Paul, Chapter From 44-84 - a 91% increase Winner: Honorable Mention: Atlanta, Georgia Alumnae C^hapter Portland, Oregon Alumnae Chapter Honorable Mention: From 17-^1 ~ a 82%> increase Greater Orange County, CalU'ornia Chicago, lUinois Alumnae Chapter Alumnae Chapter From 14-24 ~ a 71"% increase

1995-96 Winner: Alumnae Panhellenic Syracuse, New York Alumnae Chapter Participation and Leadership From 16-31 ~ a 94%> increase Award Honorable Mention: LouisviUe, Alumnae This award is given for outstanding Kentucky Chapter NPC Delegate Betty Quick presents From ~ a increase Gretchen Reiter with the Beatrice Locke contributions to local Alumnae Panhel 13-22 69%> Des Iowa Alumnae Award. lenic and/or PanheUenic Area CouncU. Moines, Chapter Hogan From 15-25 ~ a 67% increase Winner: Greater Orange County, California Alumnae Chapter Philanthropy A^^^ards Hall of Fame Award Honorable Mention: This award is given as special recognition Portland, Oregon Alumnae Chapter Conununity Service Award for a consistently superior level of activit)' covering more than 10 years of sen'ice, This award is for quality and quantity of participation, philanthropy, efficiency and Beatrice Locke Award chapter, campus and community Hogan coUegiate/alumnae relations. philanthropic projects. This award is for given exemplification Winner: of PanheUenic ideals within the Greek Winner: Greater Kansas City, Missouri Alumnae and the community. IndianapoUs, Indiana Alumnae Chapter system Chapter Winners: Honorable Mentirni: Catherine Guthrie Lindauer (Omega) Northern Virginia Alumnae Chapter Newsletter Award Gretchen Haller Reiter (Beta Alpha) Piedmont, South CaroUna Alumnae Chapter This award is given in recognition of creative and effective presentations of A"ward Chicago chapter news. Crescent Circle Award Given for consistent demonstration of Winner: outstanding sisterhood, loyalt)' and caring Outstanding sisterhood, activit)' above Northem Virginia Alumnae and the of a crescent Chapter among members, this award recognizes beyond expectations of a Honorable Mention: quaUty and quantity of community circle, and/or completion special a California Alumnae philanthropic projects, with special project using Sororit)' service or Bakersfield, Chapter in a and Kansas Missouri Alumnae consideration given to size of chapter. program unique outstanding way. City, Chapter Winner: Winner: Ottawa Ontario New York Cit)' Alumnae Chapter Area, Crescent Circle Outstanding Alumnae Chapter Honorable Mention: Honorable Mention: Service Award Area, Florida Crescent Circle Cedar Rapids, Iowa Alumnae (Chapter Naples This award is given in recognition of Salt Lake Utah Crescent Bakersfield, California Alumnae Chapter City, Circle overaU exceUence in service to collegiate chapters, communities, each other and international Gamma Phi Beta.

Winner: Portland, Oregon Alumnae Chapter

50 Fall 1996 OveraU Excellence in Honorable Mention: Chapter Zeta of Music/Magazine Sales Collegiate Beta, University Virginia, A^s^ards CharlottesviUe, VA This award is given in recognition of the EpsUon Mu, Loyola University, most magazine subscriptions sold and E. Adeline Curtis Award New Orleans, LA most money raised. This award is presented in recognition Winners (over 12,000): of consistency of excellence in the Five Beta Alpha, University of Southem Personal And Chapter Standards of Membersliip, through the CaUfornia, Los Angeles, CA Enrichment Award (PACE) demonstration of sisterhood, friendship, Beta Upsilon, Kansas State University, concern and consideration of KS This award is given for outstanding use cordiality, Manhattan, others. of chapter, community and international Honorable Mention: Phi resources Gamma Beta to promote Winner: Pi, University of Nebraska, LincoUi, NE and enrichment in the individual chapter Alpha Nu, Wittenberg University, Psi, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK area of and sisterhood, service, education, Springfield, OH EpsUon Kappa, California State University, and social development. CA personal Honorable Mention: Cliico, Winner: Gamma Psi, University of Northern Iowa, Dayton, Ohio Alumnae Chapter Cedar FaUs, lA Califomia State Board Honorable Mention: EpsUon Kappa, University, Advisory CA Adanta, Georgia Alumnae Chapter Chico, Awards

Frances E. Haven Award Helen M. Dodge Award Special Girl Award This award is presented for outstandmg This award is given for outstanding This award is presented for quaUty and improvement in aU areas of chapter Ufe. guidance and support of a coUegiate quantity of chapter support in regard to chapter by an advisor. special camping for girls. Winner: Rho, University of Iowa, Iowa City, lA Winners: Winner: SaUy Dickinson Andrews (Beta Gamma), Denver, Colorado Alumnae Chapter Honorable Mention: Alpha Nu Chapter Advisor EpsUon Psi, University of North CaroUna- Stephanie Gauchat (Alpha EpsUon), AshevUle, AshevUle, NC Alpha EpsUon Chapter Advisor The Crescent Honorable Mention: Mary A. Bingham Award Stacy Olsen (Zeta Alpha), Zeta Alpha Most Consistent This award is in recognition of Reporting Award given overall chapter exceUence in rush, This award is presented for frequent, scholarship, new member, ritual, PACE, Chapter Advisor and creative to timely reporting efficiency in reporting, Panhellenic The Crescent. participation, campus andcommunity Outstanding Advisory Board Winners: activities, phUanthropic activities, This award recognizes outstanding Texas Alumnae relations, Houston, Chapter coUegiate/alumnae campus guidance and support of a coUegiate and of Honorable Mention: standing quaUty leadership. chapter by an advisor)' board.

South Bay, CaUfornia Alumnae Chapter Winner: Winner: of ID Xi, University Idaho, Moscow, Gamma Tau, St. Louis University, St. Louis, MO

McCormick Medallion Honorable Mention: This award is given for outstanding Beta Sigma, Washington State Universit)', WA participation in campus, community and PuUman, phUanthropic activities, as weU as activi Epsilon Nu, Chapman University, ties and honors of individual members. Orange, CA Awards are given in two categories, based on enrollment of students (under 12,000 and over 12,000).

Winners (under 12,000): EpsUon Beta, Alma College, Alma, MI Delta Tau, \istcrs cek'hnilc winning at aivard Colgate Universit)', night HamUton, NY

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Collegiate/Alumnae Relations Award This award is given for outstanding communication, rapport, understanding and cooperation between a collegiate chapter and an alumnae group(s). Winners: Delta Phi, Califomia State Universit)', Bakersfield, CA and Bakersfield Alumnae Chapter Mary A Bingham winner University ofIdaho Honorable Mention: Delta Omicron, Southern College of Technology, Marietta, (iA and Adanta Honorable Mention: Excellence in Financial Alumnae c;hapter Gamma, University of Wisconsin, Programming Award Epsilon Delta, Creighton University, MadLson, WI This award is given for consistency in Omaha. NE and Omaha Alumnae Beta Upsilon, Kansas State University, timeUness and accuracy of aU financial Chapter Manhattan, KS reports and payments of fees, badge orders/badge money according to dead Most Improved House Corporation Board lines. Other criteria include consistency in Collegiate/Alunmae Relations Efficiency Award budget planning and control, and reduced Award or no deUnquencies in member financial This award is given for timeUness and Given for outstanding improvement in obUgations. accuracy of reports and fees submitted to communication and between cooperation International Headquarters. Winner: the coUegiate chapter and the alumnae Beta UpsUon, Kansas State Winners: University, group. Manhattan, KS Beta Alpha, University of Southem Winfiers: California, Los Angeles, CA Honorable Mention: Beta Mu, Florida State Universit)', Beta Omicron, Oklahoma City University, Alpha Xi, Southem Methodist University, TaUahassee, FL and Tallahassee Oklahoma City, OK DaUas, TX Alumnae Chapter Delta Mu, Rutgers State University, Gamma Tau, St. Louis University, St. Louis, Honorable Mention: New Bmnswick, NJ MO Beta Alpha, Liniversit^' of Southem California, Los Angeles, CA and South Financial Bay Alumnae Chapter House Corporation Most Improved Financial Programming Award Board/Collegiate Relations Efficiency This award is given for outstanding improvement in timeliness and accuracy Award House Corporation/CoUegiate Efficiency of aU financial reports, payments of fees, This award is for timeliness Relations Award presented badge orders/badge mone)-, as well as and of fees and accurac)' reports, policies outstanding improvement in budgeting. This award is given for a cooperative and submitted to International Headquarters. congenial working relationship between a Winner: house board and a Winners: corporation collegiate Gamma Pi, Mankato State Universit)', chapter. Xi, Universit) of Idaho, Moscow, ID Mankato. MN Chi, Oregon State University, Winner: Honorable Mention: Corvallis, OR Psi, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK Gamma, University of Wisconsin, Alpha Epsilon, Universit)' of Arizona, Madison. "WI Honorable Mention: AZ Tucson, State Gamma Mu. Moorhead State Beta Mu, Florida University, Beta Pi. Indiana State Universit)', Universit)', Moorhead, MN Tallahassee, FL Terre Haute. IN Epsilon Delta, Delta Delta. CaUfomia State University, St. Louis Universitv-. Creighton University, Gamma Tau, CA Omaha, NE FuUerton, St. Louis, MO

52 Fall 1996 Most Improved House Panhellenic Honorable Mention: Corporation Board/Collegiate Alpha Lambda, University of British Relations Award LUlian Thompson Award Columbia, Vancouver, B.C. Beta Omega, Northem Arizona Universit)', This award is given for outstanding This award is presented to an individual AZ who PanheUenic ideals to the Flagstaff, improvement in the cooperation and com exempUfies California State Greek and the Delta Delta, University, munication between a house corporation system community. FuUerton, CA board and a coUegiate chapter. Winner: EpsUon Beta, Alma CoUege, Alma, Ml MeUssa Davis, Beta, University of Michi Winner- EpsUon Tau, University of Rochester, Ann Arbor, MI Alpha. EpsUon, University of Arizona, gan, Rochester, NY Tucson, AZ Honorable Mention: Zeta Alpha, Eastem Washington Honorable Mention: Michelle DeMent, Alpha Nu, University, Cheney, WA

* OH Theta, University of Denver, Denver, CO Wittenberg, University, Springfield, Pollack Award Panhellenic Participation and This award is given for contribution Leadership Award toward special camping for girls. This Music/Magazine award is made possible through annual This award is given for outstanding donations from the Pollack famUy. Overall Excellence in contributions to PanheUenic/Greek Music/Magazine Sales Council by PanheUenic delegates and/or Winners: This award is given in recognition of the PanheUenic officers. Sigma, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS most music and magazine subscriptions Beta Alpha, Universit)' of Southern Winner: sold, and the most money raised by a CaUfornia, Los Angeles, CA EpsUon, Northwestern LIniversity, chapter. Evanston, IL

Honorable Mention: Girl Award Overall PACE Special Pi, of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE for and Progranuning Aivard University This award is given quaUt)' Chi, Oregon State University, CorvaUis, OR quantity' of chapter support in regard to This award is given in recognition of Alpha Nu, Wittenberg University, special camping for girls. PACE creative and balanced programming OH Sprmgfield, Winner: covering sisterhood, social development, of British personal development, education and Alpha Lambda, University Panhellenic A"ward B.C. service. Spirit Columbia, Vancouver, This award is presented for promoting Winner- PanheUenic spirit within the CoUege Beta. Mu, Florida State University, PanheUenic, campus or community. NcTs^ Member TaUahassee, FL Winner: Honorable Mention: Excellence in New Member Delta Delta, California State University, Northwestern University, EpsUon, FuUerton, CA Programming Award Evanston, IL This award is in of Honorable Mention: given recognition EpsUon Nu, Chapman University, innovative new member Green positive, CA Beta Gamma, Bowling State Orange, and This includes University, BowUng Green, OH meetings programs. absence of new member Gamma St. Louis hazing, high Award Tau, University, PACE Program effective use of our Night St. Louis, MO retention, rushing an new members, in This award is given for origmal, Delta Mu, Rutgers State University, efficiency reporting, effective use of Lifetkne creative and interactive PACE night New Brunswick, NJ Membership Manual and local as weU as program developed by the chapter. information, organized and thoughtful Inspiration Winner: Week plans. Beta UpsUon, Kansas State University, Philanthropy Manhattan, KS� ""AIDS and HFV Winner: Service Award Education" Community EpsUon, Northwestern University, This award is for quaUty and quantit)' of Evanston, IL Honorable Mention: chapter, campus and communit)' phUan Northwestern University, Honorable Mention: Epsilon, thropic projects. Evanston, IL� "Auto Maintenance" Delta Mu, Rutgers State University, Winners: Delta Delta, CaUfomia State University, New Brunswick, NJ of KS FuUerton, CA� "Multicultural Diversity Sigma, University Kansas, Lawrence, Eta, University of CaUfornia, Berkeley, CA Gamma St. Louis and Awareness" Tau, University, Pi, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE St. Louis, MO

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Most Improved Public Most Improved Rush Award Relations Award This award recognizes improvement in This award is presented for significant rush performance, statistics and spirit. improvement in all of the Public Relations Winner: Award criteria. Beta Upsilon, Kansas State University, Winner: Manhattan, KS Alpha Epsilon, of Arizona, Universit)' Honorable Mention: Tucson, AZ Beta Mu, Florida State University, Sisters share in the excitement ofAwards Honorable Mention: Tallahassee, FL night. Rlio, Liniversit) of Iowa, Iowa Cit)', lA Beta EpsUon, Miami University', Oxford, OH Beta Psi, Oklahoma State Universit)', Delta UpsUon, University of Georgia, StiUwater, OK Athens, GA Most Improved Outstanding Scholarship Award Administration/Faculty Scholarship This award is given for the most improved Relations Award record. chancellor E.O. Haven Award scholarship This award is given for the foUowing Winners: qualifications; contribution toward more This award is presented for the highest Quarter System� positive cooperation and relations chapter grade point average for the Kappa, University of Minnesota, between admmistration and facult)', biennium. MinneapoUs. MN through chapter programming; and Winner: � Semester System outstanding communication, rapport, of IL Omicron, University lUinois, Urbana, EpsUon Psi, University of North CaroUna- understanding, respect and cooperation AsheviUe, AsheviUe, NC between the collegiate chapter, adminis Scholastic Excellence Award tration and facult)'. This award recognizes the highest level Winner: of scholastic achievement throughout the The Crescent Tau, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, biennium. All of these chapters have CO Most Consistent achieved over a 30 grade point average Reporting A-ward for each term of the biennium. Outstanding Public This award is presented for Winners: frequent, Relations Award timely and creative reporting to Gamma, Universit)' of Wisconsin, This award is for overaU ne Crescent. given chapter Madison, WI exceUence in the and development imple Epsilon, Northwestern University, Winner: mentation of a comprehensive public Evanston, IL Gamma Pi, Mankato State University, relations for the program chapter, Theta, University of Denver, Denver, CO Mankato, MN in the areas; especially following creativity of Lambda, University Washington, Honorable Mention: of and variet)' public relations efforts: WA Seattle, Beta Omicron. Oklahoma University, number and of relations Cit)' qualir\' public Xi, of Idaho, Moscow, ID University Oklahoma Cit)', OK events and of FOB; and overall promotion Omicron, University of IlUnois, Urbana, IL of the relations in impact public program Alpha Nu, Wittenberg Universit)', Gamma Phi Beta status on Editor's Award improving Springfield, OH and in the campus community. Delta Mu, Rutgers State Liniversit)', This award recognizes exceptional contributions to The Crescent. Winner: New Brunswick, NJ Epsilon Delta, Creighton llniversity, EpsUon Delta, Creighton University, Winner: Omaha, NE Omaha, NE Jane Nobles, Beta Omicron, Oklahoma EpsUon Epsilon, Union College, OK� "How Could Honorable Mention: Cit)' Universit)', Anyone Schenectady, NY KiU Hundreds of Innocent Beta Omicron, Oklahoma Cit)' University, People" 1995) Oklahoma Cit)', OK (Summer Gamma Kappa, Universit)' of Nebraska, Keamey, NE

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Sisterhood wrote aU alumnae residing in the Greater Pensacola area. "When I was 18 years old I was To I initiated into Gamma Phi Beta. my astonishment, received several letters and At the time I never imagined phone caUs in how instmmental the Sorority response. Gamma Phi's from five was to be in my life. I was very different chapters and aU ages active in my chapter and held reached out and welcomed positions such as; President, Pan me to the area and offered heUenic Secretary, PhUanthropy assistance in my job search and PACE. As important as and relocation process. Their Gamma Phi Beta was Ui my contact gave me a sense of coUege years, I felt graduating comfort in moving to a new was an end to sorority Ufe. I now area and although I had never know it is only a stage ui the Ufe been to Pensacola, I felt I had long commitment to this organi sisters and friends there. zation. An organization of I couldn't imagine my coUe women promoting the highest giate Ufe without the Sorority type of womanhood and being and am it is of tme and constant friends. suicerely glad part my life as an alumna! Recently, I moved to Pensaco- la, Florida and found Gamma Phi Shelly Carey Beta and the Alumnae Directory Florida Institute of Technology uivaluable. Before moving 1

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CONGRATULATIONS Rena Bradham on her marriage to Masahiro BIRTHS AND BIRTHDAYS from Laura Ramsden. To the newly reorganized Beta Chapter at Fran Mayfield Lapham s baby daughter the Universit)' of Michigan from the Ann Julianne Molinari on her marriage to from Elise Berthon and Gina Hartigan. Arbor Alumnae Chapter. Matthew Br)'am from Laura Ramsden. The birth of legacy Miranda EUzabeth to Joy Al-Jazrawi's graduation from Rhodes Sarah Mahan upon her graduation from Virginia Chizek Schene from Laurie Mohning. College from Sam and Ann Al-Jazrawi. Syracuse University from her mother Pat Mahan. The alumnae initiation of five Internation The birth of Brennan Kaylee Pool, my first from Kuhn Pool. al Headquarters staff members (Edna Han To L'Cena Rice on her election as grandchild, Marty lon, Barbara Aim Laffert)', BUlie Moluia, International President from the Southem Jeanne Barr)' Rices 75th birthday from Sherr)' Ochoa, Linda Ryan) from Catherine Califomia Intercity' Alumnae CouncU. McKee Orr. Guthrie Marjorie Lindauer. My little sister, Karen Anderscm's International Headquarters' Alumnae marriage to Bob Glessner from SheUa King. The births of CamUle Cestone's twins, Vivienne and from initiates and staff who helped with our Dr. Susan Todd Peeler for completing Dominique, SaUy initiation from BiUie Dickinson Andrews. Molina. her residency at VanderbUt University in Kay S. Grace for her to Geoff OB/Gyn. Good luck in your new practice at marriage The birth of Nathan James to Karin Beaumont on March from the Baptist Healthcare in NashviUe from 31, 1996, Group Carlson Vaughn from Kathy Spence Foundation Tmstees and Staff. Mary Todd Cox, Vinita Bradshaw Sturgeon McDaniel. and Robert and Claudia Todd. Kay Grace's "perfect union" with Geoff The birth of Samuel Walter KeUer to CampbeU Beaumont from Barbara Missert EpsUon Mu's honorable mention for the Robin Rohde KeUer and Steve KeUer from Wessel. McCormick Medallion from Margarita Perez. Lisa Rivers Zabel. Alpha Delta's 75th Anniversary from the Xi Chapter's hard work and dedication! women of Gamma Tau Chapter. Congratulations on achieving the Mary A. AbigaU Elizabeth, baby daughter and Bingham Award from CaUi Daly. to Amy Hammonds, from Ann Ross. Kris Riske for winning the "Varner Award legac)' " from Marty Pool. Paula Marie Snowden as reigning 1 995 Kara Shay Bocher, Kendra and Steve New Agent of the Year" at Bankers Life and HoUy Bronsing on her marriage to Craig Bocher's new baby girl and Kelsey's Uttle Casualty Company. Jurgensen from Marty Pool. sister, from Stephanie Heam. Delta Tau for winnUig a McCormick Stephanie Duncan Evelo on her appoint MedaUion at Convention from Gretchen ment as PAD Province TV from Marty Pool. Oostenink (Chapter Advisor). SISTERHOOD Eighteen Beta Lambda seniors Gen Linda Anderson for winning the Pink Thanks to Joey Stiver for serving as chair Briseno, Vanessa Chepo, Meredith Dahl, Camation Award from the women of Psi woman of the Foimdation from Marty Pool. Angela Davis, Debbie Dorsee, Heather Chapter and Psi Chapter House In honor of EUse Alexander from Vesta S. Feldbaum, Lori Held, Kara KUlough, Jessica Corporation Board. Voss. Lawrence, Dominique Magarelli, Michelle Miller, Jen MUtz, Chrissy Pierog, Lori The wonderful Convention produced by In honor of the Oklahoma City Alumnae Allard and her Roodman, Natalie Strickler, Jennifer Randy Convention team from Chapter whose members are good friends Sharon Dunham. Tachibana, Adrien Van Matre, Kim Void) who support each other through Ufe's who were welcomed into alumnae status The first anniversary of The Alumnae difficulties and successes. We tmly are a from San Diego Alumnae Chapter. Action, edited by Darla Dakin, from Sharon circle of sisters through our association with Gamma Phi Beta from Paula K. Clover. Martha Dickinson Campbells initiation as Dunliam. an alumna initiate of Nu on Gamma Phi Beta for Alpha Febmar)' Alpha Gamma Chapter for movuig back sponsored camps 27, 1996 from SaUy Dicldnson Andrews. into their stmcture. Gook luck with FaU kids from Catherine WUson Goracke. Rush from the Zeta Zeta Class. Michelle DeMent 's appomtment as a CLC Thank you Barbara Paige for your for from Dickinson Andrews. 1996-97 SaUy Stephanie Heam on her marriage to Ed wonderful leadersliip and Gamma Phi spirit Wassom on from Glendale Alumnae Katrine Haddleton KeUer's 50 years as a August 17th from Gamma Phi Chapter. Beta Foundation Tmstees. Gamma Phi Beta. June Needham and all my sisters in the Glendale Alumnae for such a Laura Ramsden on her marriage to Aron Chapter being wonderful from Barbara McAlUster Gideon who she met at the Gamma Plii group house at LICIA in 1991. Paige.

t^-y/ W=^ ^ FslM' 196 Thank you Diane Thompson for your The work of Barbara McKewen in estab leadership, vision and dedicated service as lishing The Volunteer Resources Database International President from Linda Pelegrmo. from Sharon Dunham.

Thank you to the outstandmg women of In honor of Kristen Heine, CLC, from the 1994-96 International Nominating Gamma Phi Chapter. Committee. You were a fantastic group to work with from Linda Pelegruio. In honor of Gamma Gamma Chapter from JaneU Schulteis. Fantastic, fabulous and InspUred! Thank you Sonja Hernandez and the Southem Aggie Thompson's assistance at Convention CaUfomia Benefit Committee for "Celebrate from Sharon Dunham. The Magic of Gamma Phi Beta" from LUida Peiegrino. Diane Thompson's 10 years of leadership from Sharon Dunham. GaU Workman for aU her support and friendship. She embodies the spirit of The Alumnae Department Program Team Gamma Phi sisterhood from Karen Harris from Sharon Dunham. Story. The Alumnae Department Operations RocheUe Lynn Strada and aU 1995-96 CLCs Team from Sharon Dunham. from Judith S. Strada. The Alumnae Department Chapter Devel Thank you to St. Louis Alumnae opment Team from Sharon Dunham. Chapter for a wonderful two years from GaU Workman. Martha Dickinson CampbeU's Uutiation as an alumna initiate of Alpha Nu on Febmary In honor of Connie Spanier for aU she has 27, 1996. Congratulations! I'm so proud of done for Gamma Phi in San Francisco from you from SaUy Dickinson Andrews. Margaret M. Sawyer.

Zeta Delta Chapter�You are the greatest from Ann Ross.

Thank you to Becky Boyd-Obarski for two great years as Director of Alumnae Operadons from Tucky Hobbs.

Barbara Ann Lafferty's initiation and her service to Gamma Phi Beta from the Alumnae Department.

a sister or Tucky Hobbs for organizUig the Gamma To honor friend, Phi Beta Golfmg Event for our 67th Conven out the tion in Kansas City. We hope the tradition fill continues from " Swinging Sisters, Golfmg "In Celebration card Gammas and H.M. Dodgers. in this issue and mail it The Uivaluable assistance and treasured friendship of Becky Boyd-Obarski from with to Sharon Dunham. yourgift the Gamma Phi Beta The work of Intemational Headquarters staff and Susan Grant for Convention from Foundation, Sharon Dunham. 12737 E. EuclidDr., The work done by Cuida Lucas and LUida Johnson, retiring members of Intemational Englewood, CO 80111 CouncU, from Sharon Dunham.

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A. Denim cap with suede biU CCBC115 $15.95 B. Stonewash khaki cap with navy biU CCBC116 $12.95

C. Creme cap with navy biU CCBC117 $13.95 D. Stonewash khaki cap CCBC118 $15.95

JACKETS Nylon anorak with cotton flannel lining, all jackets come with embroidered letters. (Available L or XL) A. Solid maroon CCJK106 $45.95

B. Hunter with navy stripe CCJK107 $45.95 C. SoUd Navy CCJK108 $45.95

STATIONERY A. Things-To-Do Pad CC93 $3.95 B. Crescent Pad CC37 $1.95

Stationery - 10 Sheets and Envelopes C. White with Pink CC94 $5.00 D. Ivory with Pink CC95 $5.00 E. White with Carnation CC96 $5.00 F. Ivory with Gold Crescent CC97 $5.00 G. White with Pink Crescent CC62 $5.00 H. Ivory with Crest CC99 $5.00

Notecards - 8 Cards and Envelopes I. Ivory Thank You's CCIOO $4.00 J. White with Crest CClOl $4.00 K. Ivory with Gold CC102 $4.00 L. Ivory with Carnation CC103 $4.00 M. Carnation Notebook CC104 $1.95 N. Carnation Notecards CC105 $4.75 0. Cloud Notepad CC36 $2.95 P. Post-It Notes CC31 $2.50 FOREVER GAMMA PHI A. Handcrafted SheU"-Sitter Dolls $29.00 Brunette-CC87 Blonde-CC88 Redhead-CC89 B. Future GFB Frame CC90 $16.00 C. Socks CC91 $4.95 D. Baby Bib CC92 $12.95 E. Brass Alumna License Frame CC 15 $14.95 F. Pink/White License Frame CC18...$7.95

SCOOP NECK TSHIRTS 100% Cotton, Scoop Neck Tshirts (Available M - XL Add $ 2.50 XXL)

A. Multi-color applique CCTS112 .... $24.95 B. Wave Design CCTS113 $24.95 C. Multi-color blocks and embroidery CCTS114 $26.95 CLASSIC CREWS A. Maroon hooded crew, plaid letters CCCN109 $41.95 B. Creme crew, triple layer celestial letters CCCNllO $36.95 C. Na'vy crew, flag/maple leaf letters CCCNUl $33.95

(Available M - XL Add $ 5.00 for XXL)

GAMMA PHI BETA MEMORIES A. Ceramic Frame CC9 $15.95 B. Polk-A-Dot Frame CC79 $4.95

C. Crescent Antique Frame CC80. ... $13.00 D. Celestial Photo Album CC81 $13.50 E. 3-Piece Hanging Celestial Frame CC82 $13.95 F. Celestial Frame CC83 $7.50 G. Brass Crest Frame CC84 $16.00 H. Wooden Frame CC85 $12.95 1. Tumbler (Available in Purple or Teal) CC86 $1.95 REVERSIBLE SWEATSHIRT This unique garment is actually two garments in one! An ash grey crew with an athletic design on one side and the coat-of-arms on the other. CCCN122 $28.95 (Available Sizes M-XL Add $ 5.00 for XXL) /W//'' -m^'

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BULLETIN BOARD CREWS WITH EMBROIDERY

A. BuUetin Board CC137 $23.00 A. Maroon crew, gingham print, zig zag B. Long Window Decal CC25 $2.00 embroidery CCCN126 $39.95 B. Hunter C. Crescent Keychain CC138 $5.00 crew, gingham print, zig zag embroidery CCCN127 $39.95 D. Onyx Keychain CC139 $4.95 C. Navy crew, plaid print, block E. Crescent Photo CC58 $3.00 Keychain embroidery CCCN128 $39.95

F. Frosted CC59 .... $3.95 AcryUc Keychain D. Ash crew, teddy bear print, script G. Square Keychain CC106 $3.95 embroidery CCCN129 $39.95 H. Pen CC29 $1.00 E. Navy crew, celestial print, script I. PencU CC28$.50 embroidery CCCN130 $39.95 J. Alumna Keychain CC16 $6.95 (Sizes M - XL Add $ 5.00 for XXL) K. Pin Pillow CC107 $5.95 L. Brass Keychain CC108 $5.95 M. Ruler/Magnet "Sisterhood is Immeasurable" CC109 $4.95 N. Heart Earrings CCllO $5.00 0. Wooden Hearts 'Sisters are

Connected Heart to Heart' CClll . . . $7.95 P. Crescent Suncatcher CC112 $6.95 Q. Gold Stickers CC113 $.65

1966 CRESCENT BEAR ORNAMENT

First in a series of limited edition coUectible ornaments. Our 1996 Crescent Teddy Bear is the perfect start for your Gamma Phi collection. WOOL PILLOW CC41 $9.95 Made of blazer-quality wool, embroidered with authentic full-color coat-of-arms, trimmed with contrasting cord, they are a stunning enhance ment to any decor. CC114 $45.00 EMBROIDERED SPECIALTIES L Maroon crew, bold Greek embroidery CCCN119 $41.95 3. Navy crew, crest embroidered upper-left

corner CCCN120 . $35.95 Navy crew, celestial wreath shield CCCN137.. $39.95 Creme crew, personalize your own sweatshirt with the university of your choice (This item is non-returnable) CCCN121 $32.95

(Sizes M-XL Add $ 5.00 for XXL)

SCREENED TSHIRTS

A. Founded Upon a Rock CCTS131 $12.95 B. Crescent Flag CCTS132 $12.95 C. Athletic Design ...$11.95 Maroon - CCTS133; Navy-CCTS134; Hunter - CCTS135; Black - CCTS136 (Sizes M-XL)

GAMMA PHI BETA FAMILY

A. Dad embroidered wool baseball cap CCBC123 $15.95 Call toll free at B. White crew, silver alumna CCCN124 $42.95 1-800-453-5344 C. Hunter crew, Mom design CCCN125 $41.95 (Sizes M-XL Add $ 5.00 for XXL)

CRESCENT CLASSICS ET CETERA CRESCENT CLASSICS ORDER FORM \. Glass Jewelry Box CC115 $11.95 Name: Date: B. Crescent Potpourri Mailing Address: (Potpourri not incl.) CC116 $7.95 Ciry: State: Zip: 2. ChaUcboard CC72. $12.95 Phone: ( ) Alumna: Collegian: Other: D. Lucite Crest Display CC73 $23.00 Item number Brief description Size Quantity Price Total SHIPPIiNG AND HANDUNG CHARGES E. Crest Handkerchief 0-$5.00 $3.50 CCS $11.50 $5.01-$25.00 $4.75 $25.01-$50.00 $5.50 P. Rosewood Pen Set $50.01-$75.00 $8.50 CC74 $19.95 $75.01-$100.00 S7.75 $101.00-$150.00 $8.75 S. Marble Pin Box $150.01-S225.00 $9.75 CC75 $12.00 For delivery- in 3 business days, add $3.00 d. Acrylic Heart Box For deliver)- in 2 business days, add $9.00 Next day deliver)', please call for CC76 $8.50 price. Method of payment: Subtotal [. 10 Yard Ribbon RoU Crescent CLissics is Ganuna Phi Beta's own CC77 $4.95 O Check (make payable to Crescent Classics) California residents sportswear and gift shop. All proceeds benefit collegiate and alunmae programs. O Money Order add 7.75% sales tax r Carnation Floating Candles O Credit Card Card No: Shipping and handling To place your order by phone or for (3 per Package) O Visa Date: Exp. � CC78 $4.95 'Canada orders no general information, please contact O Mastercharj us at 1- personal checks (800) 453-5344 Pacific or send Signature: Time, with payment to: T()tal CRESCENT CLASSICS 12737 East Euclid Drive UPS next day and second day air available-please call 1-800-453-5344. Englewood, CO 801 1 1-6445

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XI � University ol Idaho Hometown: Boise, ID Major: Forestry Resource Management Offices: Chapter President, Panhellenic Vice President, ^ PACE Chair, Philanthropy Chair Honors/Activities: Dean's List, Kaira Loyalty Award, Student-Alumni Relations Esgate Board, Student Management Unit, YWCA Volunteer, GAMMA Nu - University of Oregon '^Ox Hometown: OR Eugene, Carolyn Smith PoNtical Major: - Science/History Gamma Tau St Louis Univenity Offices: Chapter President, Vice Membership Hometown: Kansas City, HO President Major: Marketing Honors/Activities: Greek Woman of the Offices: President, Activities Chai.' Year, UO Alumni Association Student Ambassador, Chapter Intramural Chair Greek Honor Roll, Presidential Scholar, Mortar -w. Board, Order of Omega, UO Greek Advisor Search Honors/Activities: Order of Ome^ Committee Dean's List, Homecoming Queen Nominee, Freshman Orientation Leader, Varsity SoH Captain, Student Athletic Advisoty Board, Jennifer Meyer Senior Class Gift Committee

Beta Omega - Northern Arizona University Hometown: Glendale. AZ Journalism/Political Science Major: Esther Burns Offices: Chapter President, Membership Alpha Xi - Southern Methodist University Education Vice President, PACE Chair Hometown: Rockwall, TX Honors/Activities: Associated Students of NAU Senator-at-Large, Major: Organizational Behavior/Marketing Orientation Counselor, Order of Omega, Offices: Chapter President, Social Chair, Political Columnist, Student Leadership Parliamentarian, Historian Retreat Presenter USSB ALASKA r)Mt lONE ttme zone HAWAII Honors/Activities: Order of Omega, tMO�)*V> ISUNO*" HAMAll AlEUTAN TIME ZONE Who's Who, Virginia Forsythe Vint Pride and ^ Motors Intern !??rWTO��E=' Commitment Award, General ship, University Judicial Board, Student Orientation Staff Leader, SMU Cheerleader Honotolu UOiOKAi / ^ "" ^ ALASKA

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Gamma Beta - Gettysburg College Hometown: Pasco, WA Major: Health/Exercise Science Offices: Chapter President, Collegiate Advisory Board - Provinces I & II

Honors/Activities: Michelle DeMent Sister of the Year, American Alpha Nu - Wittenberg University College of Sports Medicine, Senior Gifts Hometown: Boxborough, MA Committee, Gettysburg College Senator, Dorm Hall Major: Management/Advertising Secretary Offices: Chapter President, Panhellenic a}^-- Council General Rush Chair

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Traveling as a Collegiate Leadership Consultant is a once-in-a-lifetime U.S. Citizens Visiting Canada and Mexico lAI Canada. Passports are not required of US � Don't let it citizens Canada or opportunity pass you by! entering Mexico as lourtsis However, they should carry papers such as birth, baptisirtal. can: identifving You or voter' s certificate lo show proof of their *. U S citizenship at the port of entry � Travel to Gamma Phi Beta the United States and Canada. Naturalized citizens must carry their chapters throughout oqiHl""" riaturalization papers Alierw who reside in the U S must have their Al�n Registration contacts and across the northern Receipt Card � career strong friendships hemisphere. Bcac** Develop 03^^003 Automobiles will be admitted for touroig m Canada without payment ot any duty or fee with for lo � Assist chapters leadership development chapter programming, membership any period up twelve months. Vehicle Registration Cards should be earned Check recruitment and officer training. your insurance policies for specrfic coverage. Mexico. Tourist cards are valid for any � Serve as a link between international Council and collegiate chapters. period up to six months, are free of charge. and are required for all persons regardless ot age to visit the interior of Mexico Cards may � Gain valuable leadership and communication skills. be obtained from Mexican border authorities. Consuls of Mexico, or Federal Delegates in major cities of our four founders! an � Follow in the footsteps Obtain automobile permit, good for six montfis. from the Mexican Customs Office at the border, hold and surrender when leaving Mexico Carry proof ot car ownership or ONE AND TWO-OICIT SIGNS rrotarized permit for its use Permits must also be obtair^ed for trailers and boats Auto -tneufaoGO potioioc, oihor than Meniaan. are -�^' not valid in Mexico A short-term liabitity IS obtainable ai the border. f^ "F policy >^ The Crescent THRECDtCIT SIGNS This article does not to cover f '-*' " attempt all fiSsj regulations or requirements For further The typical college student works at least 20 hours per week to meet the skyrocketing costs of tuition, room and board, and books. More than ever, students need financial assistance to stay in school. With your help, the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation provides that.

The Foundation awards nearly $55,000 each year in undergraduate scholarships, graduate fellowships and emergency grants-in-aid. These awards have helped hundreds of Gamma Phis reach their dreams of earning degrees.

Applications for Foundation scholarsliips and fellowships for the 1997-98 school year will be available in December, 1996 from chapter scholarship chairwomen or from the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation, 12737 E. Euclid Dr., Englewood, CO 80111, (303)799-1874, ext. 304.