THE Letters to the Editor CRESCIT OF GAMMA PHI BETA Letter To The Editor

I enjoy reading The Crescent, however, I thought the last issue was EDITOR Ueborali I lidde Borak supposed to come out on tlie first of the month. Also, I mailed in two International Headquarters Beta Gamma chapter pictures and I was sure that the pictures of our rite Crescent&gammaphibeta. org hardworking girls would make it in the next issue. Unfortunately, ALUMNAE/ Kristyn Wiggin Goiberg the pictures were not put in and I was very disappointed. I thought COLLEGIATE 2314 Stone Creek Ln. West that to Gamma Phi Beta events or our NEWS EDITOR Chanhassen, MN 55317 anything pertained philan [email protected] thropy that was received by the deadline would make it into the next issue. Can let me know GRAPHIC ARTIST lodv Toth you why? Sincerely in IIKE, INTERNATIONAL 12737 E. Euclid Drive I. Wilbur *^lk: HEADQUARTERS Englewood, CO 801 1 1 Amy Phone: 303-799-1874 Fax: 303-799-1876 January, April, July and October 1st are the deadline datesfor copy arid photos to be [email protected] received in orderfor them to be consideredfor the corresponding issue ofthe magazine. The magazine is sent to all members approximately three months after the deadline date. The photos you submitted to The Crescent were received. But, because our Sorority has over "v-^* 1 00 Greek-letter and 200 Alumnae and Crescent it is to Helen M. Dodge Ferguson chapters chapters Circles, impossible The Crescent luorks to obtain a mix and in trances E. Haven Moss print every photo. staff good ofcopy photos every issue. We include Member News and include some the E. Adeline Curtis from every chapter of many photos that submit materials. To be considered, must be Maiy A. Bingham from different chapters photos originals, Willoughby focused and appropriate to the publication.

From the Editor's Desk

INTERNATIONAL Vicki Carlson Read is inevitable, a machine"�author unkno\'VTi PRESIDENT Alpha Epsilon-University "Change exceptfrom vending nf.A rizona : 1 love this quote and it is so appropriate for this issue. While many issues focus on the ALUMNAE Barbara Hurt-Simmons accomplishments our organization has attained, and there are still some of those, this issue VICE PRESIDENT Gamma Kappa-University focuses on that are ofNebraska-Kearney mainly changes taking place. A change in leadership as our new International Council begins leading our Sorority. A COLLEGIATE Barbara L. Chadwick new Consultant team that is ready to assist chapters. We have the highlights of the Sorority's VICE PRESIDENT .Mpha Theta-Vanderbilt 69th biennial Convention and now we to for the 70th Convention in Universit},' change begin planning 2002 in DC. We the search for women interested in FINANCIAL loanne Callis Roman June Washington, begin outstanding VICE PRESIDENT Alpha Thela-Vanderbdt applying for the Sorority Executive Director position as a result of Alison Maguire's resigna University tion. And, as always in the fall issue, we pro\'ide new information pertinent to the start of MEMBER-AT-LARGE { lorinne Yvette Martinez another school year. Eta-University of This is an time for all Gamma Phi Beta members. live in the DC California-Berkeley I exciting Ifyou Washington area, want to volunteer to with the next Convention. are a in MEMBERSHIP Lliane Soderstrom GoU you may help Ifyou collegian VICE PRESIDENT Xi~University ofIdaho your senior year, you may decide to apply to be a Consultant next year. And, for those NPC DELEGATE Elizabeth .'Ahlemeyer Quick members looking for a change in your professional life, yott may be interested in becoming Beta Ptii-Indiana University the next Sorority' Executive Director. Although change can be difficult for some people, it is IH EXECUTIVE Open Position inevitable. It's how you deal with change that's most important. DIRECTOR l,�Jjaj.lAl UIJ.ifJMJci

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Authors � Have you authored a book? Politicians �Do you hold an office at (IMTSVolume the local, state or national level? loo. No. 4 Sports �Are you a professional athlete? Did you compete in the Ol^Tupics or make it to the Olympic Trials? 4 Ideas on Issue: There's No Place Like Home Cool Jobs � What special job or career do you have? By Joanne Callis Roman, Financial Vice President Send your stor\' including your name and initiating chapter to The Crescent 12 International Leaders Editor, Gamma Phi Beta International Meet the 2000-2002 International Council Headquarters, 1 2737 E. Euclid Drive, Englewood, CO 80111, oryoucan e-mail information to thecrescent@ 12 New Official Jeweler Legacy your gammaphibeta.org. Photos are always appreciated and should be originals�no Feature: Home From Home 14 Away electronic photos accepted.

20 Convention 2000 Highlights Your Award-Winning Magazine A collegian's perspective of Convention The Crescent ofGamma Phi Beta received two awards at the College Frater 26 The Life of a Gamma Phi Beta Consultant nity' Editor's Association (CFEA) Confer ence in Palm Springs, CJ\. CFEA. brings Meet the new CLCs and MDC together editors and designers from both fraternity and sorority headquarters publications. On The Cover

I'ormer International President L'Cena

Brunskill Rice hitched a ride out of the

welcome dinner at Convention 2000 on a live Texas steer. The steer was provided by the Convention Committee to give attendees a taste of Texas, as well as a photo opportunity.

Good-bye, Alison Alison Webster Maguire, Sorority Executive Director recently resigned to return to Southern California to pursue an exciting new career opportunity and to plan for her upcoming wedding. Under Alison's stewardship for nvo and a half years, Gamma 2nd Place� Innovative Handling of Phi Beta accomplished much, including the development of a Routine Information long-range strategic plan, reorganization of the International Convention Coverage in the Fall '99 and Headquarters, and refinement of the Sororir\''s financial Winter '00 issues, Editor: Deborah Borak, management. Alison also served as an outstanding representative Designers: Susan Reeves and Jody Toth. of Gamma Phi Beta in the fraternal world. Alison and her staff worked tirelessly to help Gamma Phi Beta celebrate 125 years of 2nd Place�News Article sisterhood, culminating in an outstanding International Conven "The Hidden Faces of Growth," Given by tion in Houston, Texas this summer. die National Interfraternity Foundation International Council appreciated her hard work, vision and devotion in taking our (NIF) Writer: Vicki Read, Editor: Headquarters to the next level of professionalism. She will be missed. Deborah Borak. A search committee has been formed and will begin reviewing resumes December 1, 2000. Ifyou are interested in applying, please review the Job Opportunity paragraph on page 25.

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There's No Place

Like Home. .. a Gamma Phi Beta home.

By Joanne Callis Roman, Financial Vice President

about the basement office? Have summer, we went on a family trip they Lastto visit colleges with our 17-year-old changed the furniture in our suite? Where does the hold its meet son. Because of my work with so many chapter chapter What to the on the Gamma Phi chapters across the United ings? happened graffiti States and Canada, I think that I was more telephone booth wall? When can we come back and visit? which includes excited about this trip than he was! So my concerns, security issues, builds fire and care of first request to the fctmily each time we Gathering together community safety, aging properties and is an of the Greek inside and out. the facilities arrived on a new campus (after the \isit to important part Updating the Admissions Office) was "Let's find the experience. Our strategic plan highlighted with Internet access is crucial for our Gamma Phi Beta house!". Or "Let's drive that for us in the survey answers that facilities to remain competitive with cam came back from alumnae and dormitories. and by the sorority houses" . The reaction was collegians, pus Hiring training qual always, "Ah, Mom, not again" and "Do parents. Friendships, sisterhood, lifelong ified house directors is a recurring task. Prudent fiscal has you have to take another picture of a friendships, communication, living management always Gamma Phi Beta house?" together, personal development, leader been a goal and a challenge. Gamma Phi

But what fun it was to find out about ship opportunity and family are all words Beta and its volunteers own and/ or man that were time and time millions of dollars of assets. the Greeks on each campus we visited! On repeated again. age property We build our Do to make this some campuses Greeks were very visible. community through gath your part community There were pamphlets in the Admissions ering places. Currently, Gamma Phi Beta of friends continue! As a collegian, cherish Office, a Greek Row, and Greek residences has 47 owned houses, 6 rented houses, 7 your time to live in a Gamma Phi Beta 2 never as part of the neighborhood surrounding University-owned houses, lodges, 15 facility. You will have this opportu and 7 suites. The rest of our Take care of the and the campus. Some campuses had Greeks dorms, chap nity again. property living in specific dorms within the resi ters use University facilities for their take care of each other. The learning dential complex while others did not have meetings and gatherings. experience cannot be replicated any Greek housing, but instead had meeting An important part of these gathering where else. Take the opportunity^ to thank rooms in the University Commons. But places are the alumnae who manage the those volunteers on your House Corpora the House Boards tion Board. As an to be the impact was still there, regardless of facilities, Corporation alumna, volunteer the type of gathering place. (HCBs). These volunteer women spend a member on the local House Corpora [ learned that where Greeks gather is much of their own time making sure the tion Board. Visit a Gamma Phi Beta house is in the best condition It whenever and introduce still very important. Potential new mem facility possible. possible yourself bers want to know: Where do Greek is a tremendous responsibility and the to the members living there. Remember women who serve on HCBs are dedicated what it was like for to women live and where do they gather for you gather together their meetings? Chapter members want to and knowledgeable. It may be a house for with other sisters and how the group felt 104 members or one for six women. It like a There is no like know; When is it my turn to live in the family.. really place house or on the Gamma Phi Beta dorm could be a chapter room on a dormitoiy a Gamma Phi Beta home or gathering floor. But women an floor? If there is no community' housing, these plan, they meet, place (whether actual physical facility where can we live so that we are near each they work, they worry, they recruit, they exists or not). other? Parents want to know: Where will hire and fire employees, they clean, they I hope my son will find a "home" like I volunteer their families to did with Gamma Phi Beta. And he my daughter be living next year? Is it safe paint, they may and is it well managed? How much does it help, and they build community together. also have lasting friendships and family cost? and Alumnae want to know: How is There are many important property just as I have had becatise of my member the house decorated now? Did they management issues that face our HCBs ship in Gamma Phi Beta! ^ upgrade that third floor bathroom? What today. Safety is one of the biggest

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Ifyour chapter is not listed, it means that no was submitted the deadline. COLLEGIANS information by

�.'�^smmmmmmsmsr Nu chapter, University of Oregon Sisters from the University' of Oregon were recognized by Panhellenic with the Laurel Award for the second conscctitive year. The chapter received this award for overall programming excellence in twelve different areas. The sisters also took first place at a recent basketball tournament for the fourth year in a row. The chapter is proud to welcome nine new members following spring recruitment.

Omega chiapter, Iowa State University For VEISHEA these sisters were teamed up with the men of Tau Kappa EpsUon. Together, they received first place for their large division float, giving them an all-around first place finish. They also placed first among sororities in grades for the second consecutive semester! This fall, they will be paired with the men of Lambda Chi Alpha for Homecoming.

Alpha lota chapter, University of California- Los Angeles Gamma Phi Beta held a successful Extension Recruitment at UCLA, to recolonize the chapter forty-seven young women accepted bids to become new members of Gamma Phi Beta.The Alpha Iota chapterhouse re-opened September I5th.

Alpha Nu chapter, Wittenberg University Sisters from Wittenberg University were pleased to visit their philanthropy site. Camp loy. They hope to return to the camp soon to help with some "fix-up" projects and try out the rope course. Also, senior, Bri- anne Veit received the Alma Mater, the highest honor bestowed on a woman at Wittenburg University. This is the third year in a row that a Gamma Phi has received the award.

Gamma lota sisters display their smiles and their peace signs.

Gamma Mu sisters held fundraising events each month for The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of North Dakota in support of their sister Sonia who was recently Alpha Nu philanthropy visit. diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis.

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Beta Eta chapter, Bradley University The chapter had a great Spring Formal�"Waiting for Tonight." IVIembers danced the night away with their dates. This summer, Beta Eta was fortunate enough to send fotir sisters to Convention in Texas. It was a remarkable experi ence for the women and they enjoyed meeting Gamma Phi sisters from all over the country'.

Beta Kappa chapter, Arizona State University The women of Beta Kappa won Chapter of the Year for the second year in a row. They also held their annual Yacht Club date part^' and are looking forward to their Gamma Games event this fall.

Beta Lambda chapter, San Diego State University The Beta Lambda chapter had a great spring semester with a full social calendar, with four exchanges and one

" formal. Many girls volunteered for various philanthropies Bowl I ng Green State University qualify for the semi-finals at this years "Beta 500 throughout the semester. go-ca rt race. The chapter was very sad to see 21 of their sisters become They also held a retreat at a local park and joined together to alumnae, but are looking forward make their mark at Greek Week. to a great fall recrtutment. Delta Psi chapter. University of California-Santa Barbara Beta Upsilon chapter, Kansas These sisters welcomed sixteen new members, participated in State University a voUeybaU tournament, and received the Best New Member award at this Greek Awards. The Beta Upsilon sisters partic Program year's ipated in Chi Sigma Derby Days Epsilon Gamma chapter. University of San Diego and held their annual spring for Along with initiating 51 new members, these sisters were busy mal. They finished the year with with both Mom's and Dad's weekends. They also hosted two phi an ice cream social to recognize lanthropy events, their annual Moonball volleyball tournament Amanda and their graduating seniors who will Crosetto, (Delta) and Crescent Catwalk Fashion Show. They ended the school year Elizabeth Stein met now be alumnae. (Deita Tau) with a beautiful formal at a hotel on Coronado Island. by coincidence at their flat while studying abroad In London. Beta Psi chapter, Oklahoma State Epsilon Epsilon chapter, Union College University The sisters at Union College excelled during recruitment and The hours of for the as this practice Spring Sing paid off, chap welcomed 38 new members. The sisters are having a great time ter won Best Vocals and second overall in the placed singing learning about the Sorority's history as well as taking part in competition. They also placed third overall in Greek Week. New numerous activities. member. Holly Bacon, was crowned Miss Sorority at a community-held ftmdraising pageant supporting the cure for breast cancer. Gamma iota chapter, Midwestern State University Sisters at Midwestern State wrapped up their year with Greek Week, taking home a trophy for sing song winners. The women had a great time chore ographing, laughing and bonding throughout the entire week. Delta Delta chapter, California State University-Fullerton The chapter welcomed six new members following spring recruitment.

sisters from the University of California-Santa Barbara at their Greek Awards Ceremony.

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Suzanne Rohan, Rochelle Strada Bullock, JodI Strife, Julie Kelly celebrate at Rochelle's wedding. They were CLCs together in 1995. Epsilon Gamma women showing off spirit at Lambda Chi's philanthropy event "Watermelon Fest.''

Zeta Delta chapter, Southeast Missouri State University Colorado For the third year in a row, this chapter won first place in the Louise Glynn, lackie Petersen, Betty Watts and jewel Wright, a Alpha Chi Omega Frisbee Fling. In April, the women participated few of the alumnae, who helped with Beta Rho's colonization, in Greek Week with the men of Phi Delta Theta, capturing a third enjoyed a relaxing vacation with their husbands in Tucson, Arizona. place overall finish and winning the spirit stick for the second Florida consecutive year! Beta Mu sisters at Florida State University celebrated their 50th anniversary' with a TaUahassee reunion. Sisters gathered from as far away as the Caribbean attended this three-day event that Ifyour chapter is not listed, it means that no included an auction. information was submitted by the deadline. Georgia California The Atlanta Alumnae chapter helped the Delta Upsilon 2000 Balboa Harbor alumnae wrapped up the graduating seniors celebrate their transition from collegians to Spring with a Senior Celebration for the graduadng women at alumnae at a senior picnic at Fort Yargo State Park. The alumnae Delta Eta (UC Irvine). The Saturday Morning Breakfast Club honored each senior with an elegant silver crescent moon charm. (SMBC) continues to be a popular event, with members meeting at a local breakfast place the first Saturday of every month. Fall activities include the Annual Wine Tasting and a Holiday Party.

La Jolla alumnae member Lois Lindborg Jarvi- nen was named President of the Escondido Alum nae Panhellenic organization. The La loUa alumnae enjoyed a spring fundraising event, which included an afternoon theater party and refreshments at the Escondido Center for the Arts. The proceeds sup port a scholarship fund that has helped sisters for the past five years.

South Bay alumnae installed new officers at a recent luncheon, in August these alumnae will join other Southland sisters at the Holhavood Bowl for an All-American concert. The chapter is looking forward to another successful year ahead.

Delta Eta sisters were welcomed Into the Balboa Harbor Alumnae chapter In June.

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Illinois Ohio The spotlight is on Fran Green for her recognition by the Dayton alumnae celebrated this Chicago Northwest Suburban Alumnae Panhellenic for her con year of traditions by opening each tributions to the community. She is involved in the Palatine meeting with the reading of an Women's Club, Friends of the Library, and the Palatine Historical excerpt from old chapter minutes. Society as well as Gamma Phi Beta! Member, Viginia Haven Korns (Alpha Phi '44) traced her heritage Indiana to Founder, Frances E. Haven! Bloomington alumnae hosted the senior class from Indiana University at a brunch. This provided a wonderful opportunity Dayton alumnae spent an after for the alumnae to get to know these sisters better and invite noon answering phones at a recent them into the alumnae chapter. telethon to benefit a United Cerebral Future legacy Lauren Palsy event. The chapter also attend Bartsch models a sweatshirt Michigan ed a Dayton Alumnae Panhellenic given to her by her mom's Twenty- two Beta fashion show where three of the best friend and Gamma Phi Delta sisters from sister Lisa Anderson Scott. sisters found themselves modeling '61-'64 reunited at the on the runway. sorority house remi Oklahoma niscing. This was the Tulsa alumnae held a "snack 'n where third time they have pack" they packed for the of Oklahoma sisters for their treated themselves to goodies University study week. The chapter also decorated pillowcases for campers to use such a grand experi at New a for children whose are incar ence and recommend Day Camp, camp parents cerated. other sisters arrange similar reunions. Beta Delta classes from '61-'64 had a great time at their alma mater. IVIissouri The St. Louis Alumnae chapter concluded it's spring activities by participating in a Saturday morning trash pick-up with the area's Adopt-A- Street program. They also held a retreat to plan activities and meetings for the upcoming year.

New York The Rochester Alumnae Panhellenic wiU award two individual scholarships of SI,000 each to eligible women for the 2001-2002 academic year. Completed applications must be postmarked no later than February 5, 2001. For criteria information or an appli cation, contact Lisa Stevens, 736 Spencerport Road, Rochester, NY 14606, 716-426-4487. Puget Sound alumnae pose at a recent meeting.

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Texas

A warm welcome to the Northeast Let's welcome our newest alumnae chapters! Texas Alumnae Coast Alumnae installed 1 1, 2000 chapter. These sis Space chapter May ters kicked off their first activities with wine tasting and camping.

Washington Puget Sound alumnae gathered for an afternoon of food and sisterhood at a local eatery. A raffle to raise funds for Convention was Ohio Alumnae the sisters of the also held at the Dayton, joined Beta Epsilon Chapter at Miami University to event. The alumnae celebrate the Initiation of their first aluma Initiate, pooled their eiforts Nancy Guth, pictured front, center. again this year and volunteered at an auction to help prevent domestic violence. Atlanta Southern Crescent Alumnae chapter installed lune 8, 2000

Northern Virginia alumnae met for brunch. Think they discussed Convention 2002?

Judy Ballard Ellsworth, Judy Agazzi Gawlik, Barbara Bauerle Glanz, and Luciiile Anderson Bauerle celebrate the marriage of Barbara's Tulsa Alumnae Chapter packing goodies for the University of Oklahoma sisters' study week. daughter.

Fall 2000 � THE CRESCENT � wiv'w.gammaphibeta.org 9 The role of International Council means above all, being legally and fiscally accountable forthe well being of Gamma Phi Beta and responsible for maintaining the integrity of the organization. They are the visionary body charged with steering Gamma Phi Beta toward a viable future. They communicate effectively the mission Meet your newly elected 2000-20i of the Sorority to everyone they meet- volun Greek Letter chapters, Alumnae chapters, including Vicki Carlson Read teer recruitment parents, University officials and Alpha Epsilon-University of Arizona SisterLink, members. Community International President chapter develop Service to the is a communi organization high The Interna ment, cation, awards priority. Council members commit a great tional President, and the develop deal of time to: reading and answering at all times, repre ment and imple mail, Conventions, conferences, sents and pro attending mentation of the and motes Gamma interfraternity meetings workshops; alumnae Phi Beta and the depart to exten ment She traveling special assignments, members of the plan. sions, installations and visits to alumnae to the Sorority. She is a gives input preparation of the alumnae and Greek-letter chapters. The commit proven leader department and monitors its ment of time and travel is a fundamental who understands budget implementation. She acts in of the International Pres and communi place which takes a Council requirement, ident should the International President cates the mission member from her away family, friends, be absent or disabled. She of the Sorority. She presides at all meet temporarily and local commitments. serves as a member of Internation job ings of International Council and the voting In al Council. (Hours week 30) order to establish philanthropy as an business meetings of Convention. She per intrinsic part of membership in Gamma oversees Regional Leadership Confer Barbara "Barbie" Phi Beta, Council members accept their ences, Leadership Development Institute and Convention. She serves as an ex-offi- L. Cliadwick role as partners of the Foundation and as cio member of all boards and committees, fund raising leaders. This partnership Alpha Theta-Vanderbilt University except nominating committee. Her Vice President enhances the Foundation's to Collegiate ability personal standards are high; she is a role The provide resources to fund financial aid to model to members; and she commands Collegiate Vice President members, a portion of the respect of both alumnae and collegiate large Sorority's attends all Coun and Gamma Phi members of Gamma Phi Beta. She has a leadership programs cil meetings and positive attittide, is a team player, has a Beta's international philanthropy. participates in the sense of humor, is a good listener and is Council members are responsible for planning, moni well organized and patient. She takes and toring and establishing policy seeing that policy unexpected challenges in stride. She has advancement of is upheld. They must have demonstrated the desire and ability' to maintain an the Sorority's leadership ability, as well as good extensive travel schedule. The Interna mission, goals, communication and tional President must continually strive to managerial, analytical policies and pro balance a loyalty to the past, a respect for skills. They are team players, self-motivat cedures. She rep the present and a vision for the future. ed and able to relate well to resents the collegiate department, Greek people. They (Hours per week 40-50) understand and appreciate the role of letter chapters and collegiate interests in general at all of International volunteers and are role models to other Barbara Hurt-Simmons meetings Council. She is the general director of the members. dedicate their talents Gamma of Nebraska- They Kappa-University Greek-letter chapters and supervises the and to meet the Kearney energy demands and work of the collegiate department direc Alumnae Vice President responsibilities of their offices. tors, the province collegiate directors, the Take a look at our leaders and the job I'he Alumnae Vice President attends all new chapter directors, the collegiate lead Council and in the consultants and description that guided them in their meetings participates ership the discipline planning, monitoring and advancement committee. She gives input to the prepa decision to run for this high-profile volun of the Sorority's mission, goals, policies ration of the collegiate department and teer in our decide if position Sorority. And, and procedures. She represents the alum collegiate leadership consultant budgets you would like to, at some time in your life, nae department, alumnae groups and and moititors their implementation. She serve on International Council. alumnae interests in general. She directs serves as a voting member of Internation the activities of the alumnae department, al Council. (Hours per week 40)

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Philanthropy and Scholarship directed to Elizabeth Joanne Callis Roman "Betty" collegians or alumnae. She shall supervise Ahlemeyer Quick Alpha Theta-Vanderbilt University the MAL Department directors including Beta Phi-Indiana Financial Vice President Programming and Leadership Develop University National Panhellenic Conference ment. She will oversee the web The Financial Sorority site and the Internet Team. Delgate Vice President Consulting She shall assume determined I'he National attends all Coun any projects International Council. She Panhellenic cil meetings and necessary by serves as a member of Internation Conference participates in the voting al Council. week attends planning, moni (Hours per 20-30) Delegate all Council toring and and advancement of Diane Soderstrom meetings in the Sorority's Goff participates the planning, missions, goals, Xi-University of Idaho monitoring and policies and pro Membership Vice President cedures. She shall advancement of The .Member the inform the International Council as to Sorority's ship Vice Presi mission, its financial ability to undertake any goals, dent attends all and She shall proposed project. She shall be the chair policies procedures. repre Council meetings sent Gamma Phi Beta at the National woman of the budget committee. She and participates Panhellenic Conference. Because conti shall super\dse the financial operations of in the planning, is to the NPC, she is the chapters and their affiliated house corpo nuity important and member of International rations and make recommendations for monitoring only Council advancement of with an unlimited term of office. She their financial improvement. She shall the Sororit\''s serves as a member of Intemational serve as a member of the Financial voting mission, goals, Council. In addition to the Advisory Board. She shall supervise the managing policies and pro work of her she fulfills fmancial department directors and the department, many cedures. She shall NPC These include commit proxdnce financial directors. She serves obligations. have overall responsibility for the mem tee work and of Gamma as a voting member of International representation bership growth of the Sororit\'. This is Phi Beta in the interfraternal world. She Council. (Hours per week 30-40) accomplished through the development, travels in all of these capacities. As the and overall Corinne Yvette implementation supervision Sorority nears its turn in the NPC presi of the alumnae extension, collegiate dential rotation, the NPC Delegate inust Martinez extension and collegiate recruitment prepare to lead that organization. Leader of In the Eta-University California-Berkeley programs. supporting programs ship, management and organizational Member-at-Large she shall maintain communication and skills, as well as the ability to travel and coordination with Gamma Phi Beta's The Member- the demeanor necessary to represent National Panhellenic Conference Dele at-Large attends Gamma Phi Beta in a positive manner are She shall assess future trends and all Council gate. essential. She serves as a voting member evaluate overall meetings and membership marketing of International Council. (Hours per week She shall the participates in strategies. directly supervise 20-30) ^ directors, and the planning, membership department reference coordinators and statistics monitoring and coordinator. She serves as a advancement of voting member of International Council. the Sorority's (Hours week 40) mission, goals, per policies and procedures. She is responsible for managing Gamma Phi Beta programming for the Sorority. This Photos LaPoint programming includes the areas of PACE, By: Greg

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Celebrating Sally Lewis' retirement from In honor of the foUowing gifts, the Gamma Phi Beta Robyn Steele. Foundation will inscribe a brick in the Sisterhood Plaza. CONGRATS Unrestricted gifts of$125 and greater have been given in honor To Deirdre Danielle Finzer for her c^'cling ofthefollowing: team capturing 3rd place in the Little 500 and 'Tn celebration of our little from Crawford for her receiving the "Rookie of the Year 'gift God,' Janae Sally from Rick and Susan Crawford." Award" from her parents Melvern and Carolyn Finzer.

Mother Yoes, Pi Housemother for 16 years, from the Pi Chapter To Wendy Leif (Delta Chapter) on her marriage to Greg Wyka. Pledge classes of 1966, 1967 and 1968. "Best wishes for a long and happy life together" from Karen Kazanjian. Happy Birthday to Jan Morrison from Jo Ann Shurman.

To Corinne Martinez on receiving her MBA degree from Uni In honor of Pam Dora Hoage from Emily Hass Dorr. versity of Chicago, June 2000 from Linda Pelegrino. The parents ofthe following members have given gifts of$125 The wedding of Jackie Sharp and Cliff Schroeder from Patsy and greater in celebration oftheir daughters: Henderson. Jessica Aneson, Penn St. Rachel McRoy, Oklahoma Hillary Ashland, Arizona Elizabeth Monteith, Clemson The birth of Alec Michael to Laura Falb Brooke Balestrini, California St Shannon Mulcahey, Michigan St Chandlee and Chad Chandlee on (Psi) - April Chico Sara Nelson, Idaho 17, 2000. BIRTHDAYS Theresa Barberi, William and Anne Pfeltz, California Polytech Maiy Aimee Poimiroo, Colorado In honor of Dorothy Ferrick Dunkle's 75th ^^^^^^^^^^B jacl^Ti Binder, Kansas Reagan Prefling, Arizona birthday and her many years of ser\dce to MoUy Briggs, Nebraska-Lincoln Sara Pudenz, Iowa St Gamma Phi Beta from Evalyn Preston. Christine Collins, St. Louis Alicia Raykowski, Arizona Stephanie Davis, California Emily Reifel, Washington The birth of legacy Audrey Elizabeth Samaras, daughter of Tom Polytech St Amey Roehrkasse, Southeast and Debby Maxey Samaras (Psi) from Nancy Chuoke Enright. Manuela Dominguez, Missouri St. Midwestern St Nancy Rothman, Rutgers The birth of Gamma Phi Beta/ FSU legacy Kenley Lynn Nelson, Sue-Anna Dowdy, Georgia Elizabeth Ryll, Missouri daughter of Eric and Sha\^ma Laroia Nelson from Rosemary Stone Brooke Dummit, Sonoma St. Amanda Oklahoma Bunn. Schoppe, Lindi Dusenberg, Chapman City Kelley Freeman, Alabama Brittany Scurta, Illinois Welcome to our new PFD III, Gaye Grims Gill, Clemson Alexandra St. ley Bricker from Marita Mahan, PAD III. Mary Smiley, Michigan Michelle Guilmette, California Kathryn Smith, Washington St. St -Chico Shannon Sprague, Arizona In honor ofAmie Whitaker for your gradu Vicki Handley, Washington Sf. Suzanne Stafford, Clemson ation from UCl and all you have done for Melanie Hart, Missouri- Sally Steele, Nebraska-Lincoln Delta Eta from Ahson Maguire. Columbia Shayla Stitser, Arizona. lessa Clemson Amber Oklahoma Congratulations to alumnae initiates Maren Mills Morgan and Huckaby, Sturges, Hudson, Oklahoma St Kansas St. Wendy Laser Vanderneut fi-om the Kent Alumnae Chapter. Amy Stephanie Taylor, Kristen Kanelos, Colorado Katharine Tee, Union Shawne Iowa St. Thalimer, Alabama "The 50th anniversary and reunion at Beta Mu. FSU Seminoles Kingsbury, Meg Susannah Rochester Greta St. and Gamma Phi are #1!" from the Beta Mu Reunion Committee. Klank, VonBerg, Michigan Katherine Lanier-Bonenberger, Sarah Weber, Arizona Jennifer Westbrook, "To Stacy and Gayle Dudley Carlton for all you have done and Chapman Anna San St St.-Fullerton do for Beta Mu. Thank you! from all Gamma Phi Seminoles, past, Lavery, Diego California lamee Lexick, Illinois Colorado- present and futtire." Whitney \'Vheeler, Jane Margaritis, Kansas St Boulder To Sharon Dunham, this year's recipient of the "Panhellenic Katherine Mason, Colorado- Karen Whelan, North Dakota Woman of the Year" award from the Omaha Alumnae Panhel Boulder Jillian Zukerberg, Califomia St.- Sarah Clemson lenic Association. "Sharon's lifetime dedication to her sorority, Mason, Chico both locally and nationally is an inspiration for all Panhellenic women." In Celebration gifts received by the following dates will be included in the corresponding issues of The Crescent January 1, Spring issue; In honor of Joanne Roman's re-election to Financial Vice-Pres April 1, Summer issue; July 1, Fall issue; October 1, Winter issue. ident from Cynthia Van Emple. Celebrate your sisters by sending a tax-deductible donation to the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation at 12737 E. Euclid Drive, Englewood, CO 80111-6445. Include a description of what you are celebrating and who you are celebrating with your name, address and phone number. Your announcement will appear In a future issue.

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"To think that less than Gamma Phi's know that the first official Housing became a reality for our earliest chapters a dozen women their put of the was on November 1 1 meeting Sorority , through sheer Back in the when women heads to tenacity. days together 1874. All But, how many remember that where our weren't expected to carry a pocketbook, let alone finance the then princely founders met on this rainy afternoon and for finance a such a vision and sum of $30,000 Is Incred many home, purchase required months to follow was the of Dr. J. J. Brown? So determination�and infinite When the ible," says Lynn Jorgen- study patience! early transformed the to collaborate as a son Jacobs, Alpha Beta by opportunity petitions were accepted from existing local societies, Educational Foundation. group, the original celestial colors of dark and light usually a rented house continued to be used until Constructed of deep blue were changed. Thus, the significance of working funding became available. In 1908, newly chartered rose colored stucco and living together was realized from the beginning. Nu chapter began planting the seeds toward owning over brick with brick and Each chapter home today tells a story. From ardu their own house at the University of Oregon. Each ini antiqued timbered trim, ous fund raising and long-awaited amenities, to tiate pledged S50 to be paid to the chapter within five the home at the Univer threatened mortgages and borrowed space, our mem years of graduation. The ultimate groundbreaking 17 sity of North Dakota bers have battled constant in and later also reflected the of two followed the French challenges building years visionary? purchase a home to call their own. Just as architec lots. At the of North the local chateau style with maintaining University Dakota, group tural have our homes reflect the turrets and steep styles changed, was relatively new so there was only a handful of pitched roof with changing attitudes in college administrations and alumnae available to tackle the housing challenge. Yet what existed for many gables. It Is opportunities Greeks throughout our it was this small group of women who had the vision lovingly referred to as history. With each change in decor, technological to build a home for Alpha Beta on the prairie in Grand "The Pink Castle." has been progress incorporated. (How many of today's Forks. It literally sat next to dirt farm fields when it was collegians can even envision where the old phone constructed in 1922. booths used to be?) Influenced in part by what other NPC groups are So much of a chapter's journey is felt vrithin its doing, having a house that's comparable has always home. The year the third -floor fire necessitated repairs; been vital in staying at the top of the competition. But the legend about the sophomore who used to live in each university defines what housing opportunities this the recruitment that had to at room; be held the are available. On many campuses, Greeks must share house. While the fraternity learning important lessons a university dormitory. When these structures age of members a sense group living, acquire of tradition and/or pale in comparison to other campus housing, that is shared all resided there� by having and with negotiations become paramount as groups work with those who wUl. Whether its a university-owned dorm or their university to make improvements. a home on the historical registry, each Gamma Phi At Oklahoma City University, sororities had met in a home is an integral part of the member's experience. former Army barrack. Although bricked on the outside.

14 � � Fall 2000 THE CRESCENT ivww.gammaphibeta.org t.m TOP RIGHT: When Omicron Chapter asked a members' mom to redecorate the home's first floor in 1996, the project become a restoration. Treasures that had been hidden away were found, such as an architectural drawing for the house when It was remod eled In 1926 and a large portrait of Frances Haen Moss, the chapter's founder. (Her husband was the president of the University of Illinois at the time,) A discarded old grandfather clock was tracked down and restored and the rare 18th century piece now graces the main hall.

BOTTOM RIGHT: The new Panhellenic facility at Oklahoma City University Is named for the Beta Omicron alumna who generous ly gifted $100,000 to the building campaign. NELLIE R. Ma.TON The names of the many NPC groups appear PANHELLENIC QliADRANGLE on the signature walkway in support of the ABOVE: At Colgate, the Delta Tau chapter university Panhellenic. Completed In 1998, house was built for a family in 1868. It houses the Quadrangle houses three sororities with 13 of the 125-some members. With chapter's space for a fourth when conditions warrant. four sororities on two have campus, only The one-story townhome, as it is called to houses rB and KA0. The house is wired distinguish It from the other three units, has to the university's computer service, making it a spacious meeting room, kitchen, executive competitive with campus housing. board room, storage space, and an outside TOP: Two houses were joined together when patio. The House Corporation Board Kappa purchased adjoining property at the decorated it without borrowing a penny. University of Minnesota in the 60s.

the conditions of the lodge were limited. "The alum of Western Ontario, Alpha Omega's reside in a nae never (even) had hot water to wash a glass during house formerly occupied by the Mayor of Lon recruitment," said Adra Cheek, Director at Collegiate don. Built in the late 1800's, a historic bookcase Operations-West. Agreeing that a new building could in the library' is placed in front of the window be put on the university-owned land, the university and nailed to the floor, prompting the legend ultimately responded to assistance requested by Beta that it was placed there to keep political spies Omicron. Citing that none of the sororities had the from peeking in during confidential meetings. financial means to build accommodations on their Officially designated a 'Heritage Property'' due to own, the university offered to match the 8325,000 its original wood moldings and staircase, one of raised by the university Panhellenic. Gamma Tau's the home's mysteries is a secret hiding place at at St. Louis University' just moved to DeMattias Hall the top of the staircase. which pro\'ides a chapter room and 27 single-student Best known Alpha Omega legend concerns rooms on each floor. All sororities share the hall, the mayor's daughter. Little Dottie was only six, including a large chapel that can be used for meetings. so the story goes, when she drowned in the When housing was taken over in Toronto, Alpha Thames River that flows through the City of Lon Alpha Chapter had to relocate. "This land was expro don. She is purported to have spooked everyone priated by the University' of Toronto to build the from construction workers to \'isitors over the world-renowned Robarts Library and all the Greek years, but they say she is a friendly spirit. houses were bought by the university," tells Suzanne The rich historv' of some of our homes interests not A sparkling stained glass window at the Beta Rho Slinn-Higghis, Pro\'ince Ic Financial Director. Their only Gamma Phi's, but that of local communities as house heralds Its tri new home on Madison Avenue in downtown Toron well. After Urbana' s Greek Historical Home Tour last umphant return to the to's trendy, fashionable district is larger than the first year at the University' of Illinois, the News-Gazette fea University of Colorado- house, and boasts a recently added rooftop patio. In tured pictures of Omicron's refurbished living room. Boulder campus. The 1994, well over 100 alumnae celebrated the home's Shown were two camelback sofas from the set of Gone home was rewired last 25th With The Wind. It seems that one of our members was anniversary. year to accommodate Not all of our Gamma Phi Beta homes have been set for the who also donated two designer film, walnut computers and modems. constructed for the purpose of a sorority house. Beta Victorian side chairs. On the National Register of His The HCB also had the Alpha at the University of Southern California is the toric Places, Omicron's elegant home was originally foresight to provide an only sorority whose house was originally built as a an Arts and Crafts-style-duplex. In 1926 it was reinod- exercise room and a girls private residence. Built in the 1890's, it was previously eled into a Georgian Revival�red brick with white kitchen adjacent to the home to a Portuguese ambassador. At the University' pillars and black shutters. dining room.

tall 2000 � THE CRESCENT � wf^w.gammaphibeta.org 15 RIGHT: The Beta Mu chapter house at Florida State University. BELOW: Beta PsI's chapter home at Oklahoma State University has undergone many renovations and additions since it was constructed in the 60s. Pictured here is the new annex.

TOP: Comparable housing has always been a necessity In order for chapters to compete. In 1900, members of Gamma chapter reported that they occupied a large three-story house at the University ofWisconsin, Madison, giving them the best sorori ty housing in college by far. Pictured here is the interior of Eta at Berkeley showing sleek furnish ings of the 1930s. BELOW: At the Zeta Beta house, each members is ABOVE MIDDLE: The 1987 rehabilitation of Beta on her own for meals. The HCB has gone to year- Delta's home in Michigan State. round leasing, creating more Interest among ABOVE BOTTOM: Xi at the University of Idaho may today's student. The University of Virginia chapter have been the first house to receive a loan from the has had their house one year now, previously Foundation for renovations. renting on campus the last five.

Changing social customs can be seen a in every bedroom reflect a need for both home's story, as well as theories about conversation as well as internet hook-up. architecture and the evolution of technol Even decorative changes can surprise a ogy. Housemothers who once enforced returning alumna. During last year's curfew and to whom the most genteel of redecoration at Delta Eta, the house was social graces were always shown, have re-done in Irvine's school colors - yellow long since been replaced by House Direc and blue. The kitchen shutters have the tors. At San Diego State, many young Greek letters, "Gamma Phi Beta," painted alumnae have ftUed this role for Beta on them and crescent moons are stenciled Lambda as a modern day house manager. around the windows that lead up to the ABOVE MIDDLE: Linking the Alpha Omega house at Sleeping porches, originating during bedrooms. The bathroom has a crescent the of Western Ontario to University the house next architectural experimentation to provide moon shelf and rug, as seen in The Pottery to It are underground tunnels that exist throughout daily exposure to the elements, are mostly Barn Kids catalog. the City of London. It's believed that during Prohibi gone now and even community Unlike a residence, Gamma tion alcohol was smuggled through these. Although dining personal takes on a lessor role as varied schedules Phi homes have faced more eco left untouched for almost a hundred years. It Is said far than that one morning the women found a homeless man demand greater flexibility. A 'girl's nomic adversity and natural disasters. The In their kitchen. He was confused because he sitting kitchen' is becoming a standard feature in surging enrollments at universities that didn't know how he had gotten there. No harm was many houses, aUowing for simple meal created a period of in done�but the House Corporation Board did close housing prosperity the tunnels! preparation when the main kitchen is the 50's and 60's, ultimately wreaked closed. Such a remodel is currently under havoc a short time later. While chapters ABOVE BOTTOM: On the National Register of way at Psi Chapter at the University of were investing in many new homes and Historic Places, the Nu house at th University of Oklahoma. numerous adminis Oregon is an English Tudor featuring Imitation half renovations, college timbering, an octagonal tower and cast stone detail Computers generate schoolwork once trations had begun implementing major ing. In 1 959, the third-floor sleeping porch as prepared in long-hand and then on policy changes that would attempt to elminated, creatingmore rooms. At the time study portable typewriters. Barbara Ccu-penter undermine the entire fraternal structure. the east wing was added, providing the large sec recalls college life at Gamma Eta Chapter in the years of social ond floor sleeping porch, basement chapter room, During subsequent Beach when records were on a and Greek it was dining room, library/trophy hall, east gallery, Long played protest adversity, not terrace and a rearranged kitchen area. Major reno turntable. \'Vhere once a chapter may have uncommon for alumnae to personally

vations since have included work on one small and � had only one phone a pay phone in a contribute to a chapter's mortgage to two to meet standards. large chimneys earthquake � walk-in hallway closet today, private lines ensure the chapter's survival.

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Fellow Greeks also provide "housing" assistance to our chapters. This fall. Beta New Installation in Idaho! UpsUon's at Kansas State University will begin enjoying several single rooms after living at the Sigma Sigma Sigma house during renovation of their former sleeping dorms. Thanks to the hospitality of Kappa Kappa Gamma, BetaXi Chapter was able to join the well-established Greek system at Ohio State University in 1950. Our recruitment took place at the Kappa house and the visiting Gamma Phi Beta officers were housed there. The use of Phi Delta Theta's housing facilitated the creation Beta Epsilon at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Housed in a suite, the women still often use fraternity' facilities today, such as Beta Theta Pi's internation al headquarters for ritual services. As housing challenges continue, we are reminded of the perseverance ofvisionary Gamma Phi's who overcame hurdles in By: Cory Tice, former Collegiate Leadership Consultant the past. With every expansion opportuni ty there has been a challenge, with every as Gamma Women's Group in the spring of 1999, the 27 women of campus administration; an obstacle. To BeginningZeta Xi had avisionof someday wearing the letters of Gamma Phi Beta. The realize the dream of a home at the turn of group had heard of Gamma Phi's positive image and contacted Intemational Head must have been in the century daunting quarters about the extension process. After obtaining the guidelines on what an era of teas, bazaars and bake sales. Our Gamma Phi looks for in a local group and with local alumnae support, the women early sisters' pioneer spirit and the busi began the process of preparing to show Gamma Phi how successful they could be. ness acumen of today's members inspire Once they became a colony, the extreme efforts didn't stop there. us all. As a new sorority on a campus of onlj' 750 students, these women faced the chal Each chapter home has its traditions lenges of not only forming their own identitv', but also the integration into a difficult in Each deeply rooted shared experiences. Greek system. Before Gamma Phi came onto Albertson College of Idaho's campus, too is part of the greater organization, it consisted of two local sororities and one local fraternity as well as the national rushing to aid those impacted by hurri organizations of Kappa Kappa Gamma, Delta Tau Delta, Kappa Sigma, and Sigma canes and floods and celebrating news of Chi. In the absence of both a Panhellenic and tntrafratemal Conference, the Greek each other's success. Ever^' home repre governing body consisted of only a Greek Council. As a result, campus norms and sents a vital in the life of the relationship regulations were quite different than what may be on a larger campus. However, Sororit>'. Never limited to our own resi Zeta Xi's extraordinary women very much lived up to the ideals and expectations of dences, this relationship encompasses the Gamma Phi Beta members by understanding and supporting what we stand for and current struggle by fraternities to adopt promote. alcohol-free housing, the momentous Throughout the short eight-week period of colonization, the members worked occasion ofJessie Wilson's 1913 wedding extremely hard. They organized and planned events that included a Sisterhood in the White House, and the preservation Sleepover and an Ultimate Frisbee philanthropy to raise funds for camping. The of the buildings on our campuses. Each women also decorated children's books with "touchable" crafts and donated them one denotes a place where ideas to the Boise library to be used by sight-impaired children. exchanged and lives were changed. Although most of the women of Zeta Xi are very involved in campus and commu - Something our founders learned from nity activities, they poured their hearts into the installation of their chapter. The Professor Brown. hard work paid off Gamma Phi Beta welcomed these twenty-seven new members Resources: into her sisterhood on May 13, 2000 with a beautiful Initiation conducted by Inter The History of Gamma Phi Beta, a com national Director ofRitual, Elizabeth "Kiki" Phillips, International President L'Cena pilation ofpublished histories: The Stoiy of Rice, and members of Xi chapter at the University of Idaho. Gamma Phi Beta 1921 by Lindsey Barbee; An installation banquet was held at the Boise Centre on the Grove where Paul The History of Gamma Phi Beta 1962 by Bennion, Director of Student Activities and Operations, gave a welcome speech Penelope Murdoch Simonson andArdis from Albertson College of Idaho. Additionally, Gamma Phi Beta welcomed First McBroom Marek (Revised and updated Lady of Idaho, Patricia Kempthorne, who moved the new initiates with her memo 1965) and Revised and Updated 1976 by ries of Gamma Phi and the positive influences it had on her. The entire day was a Charlotte Hamilton Mason. true example of the exceptional lifetime commitment of Gamma Phi Beta.

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After twenty-eight years at the same newspaper, 1971 journal recognizing excellence in economic education. Kurdy, a teacher ism Tonia graduate Cunning (Alpha Gamma, University of Neva at Borah High School in Boise, Idalio for the past 28 years, was da-Reno) has reached the top. This past winter she was promoted selected from among five regional winners. Kurdy developed a to the Reno Gazette-Journal's executive editor. The Reno Gazette- project entitled "The Economic Summit," which provides stu Journal is a flagship newspaper of the western division of Gannett dents with an opportunity to use thinking skills outside of the Newspapers Inc., the world's largest newspaper chain. classroom and apply what they are learning in school to real While other journalists of her era worked their way up the world experiences. Kurdy claims that the Summit is a wonderful ranks of small community papers to large metropolitan dailies, opportunity for students from dift'erent schools to form friend Ms. Cunning began an internship with Gazette-Journal that pro ships and learn to use teamwork to accomplish goals. vided her a succession of roles. Chosen among people nation wide, she is known not only for her excellent journalism, but also Barbara Craven Motos (Beta Mu, Flori for her grace and hard work. Ms. Cunning is most comfortable as da State University), currently the princi a mentor, either in the newsroom or as a guest lecturer at the uni pal of Dimon Elementary, a science and versity. She was quoted in her alumni magazine. Silver & Blue, as technology' magnet school in Georgia, was saying, 'Working at a newspaper means assuming a watchdog once in the circus. While a freshman at role in our community, whde at the same time being responsible, FSU, scheduling conflicts left her without fair and balanced.'. a physical education class, so she signed up with the school's Flying High Circus International tuberculosis con for the required credit. trol was the of Kim Field's topic At a spry 87 pounds, she learned and (Beta Lambda, San State Diego performed circus stunts such as the in last University) speech Hungary double trapeze, the unicycle and the spring. "TB Today: Are Patients bicycle built for five. Ms. Motos also Sicker?" was in � Getting presented served as circus coo, costume mistress and circus barber any to over attendees. Budapest forty thing she showed an aptitude for, she was asked to do and was "This (was) the first time this con always u'lUing to take on. As a camp counselor during the sum ference was held in an east Euro mer program, she was responsible for the safety' of groups of said Ms. Field, "and pean country," children and adults. 'You have to be aware especially of young (it) an excellent provided opportu children in the recreation program,' she was quoted as saying in for with the interna nity dialogue her local Columbus newspaper, noting the importance of being a tional community." role model for them as well. TB Controller for the Depart Ultimately, she chose a career with children, and has been an ment of Health in State and an RN, she that Washington reports elementaiy teacher and administrator for twenty-two years. She 60% of all tuberculosis cases in 1999 were born among persons and husband, fimmy, also a principal, have two children, fames, outside the United States. with conference attendees Dialogue Ir., a business graduate and lennifer, a law school graduate. allowed Ms. Field to begin developing culturally sensitive meth ods for with arrived to the U.S. working recently immigrants Tammy Perkins (Gamma Upsilon, Drake University) was named to direct Phoenix's Neighborhood Services Department Beth Gross was honored with the (Alpha, S^tacuse University) after 17 years of hard work to improve the city. Overseeing a 215- Harold M. Award for and Academ Dv\yer Outstanding Leadership inember department, she'll bring new life to deteriorating neigh ic Achievement at A child and studies in the Syracuse. family major borhoods and improve neighborhoods that are stable. "She is for Human Ms. Gross visited the Ronald College Development, especially skillful at working with all sorts of people," said City McDonald House as of her coursework. There saw part she many Manager Frank Fairbanks, who explains that neighborhood children afflicted with cancer hats because wearing chemotherapy activists, business leaders, officials of nonprofit agencies are had caused their hair to fall out. "It dawned on me for so that, among the kinds of people Ms. Perkins interfaces with to find of these their hats are a of many kids, huge part their identity," Ms. solutions to problems facing their neighborhoods. Gross was as in her alumni quoted saying magazine. Starting as a management intern in the budget department, for Cancer" was the hat drive she "Caps organized, collecting Ms. Perkins spent years with the Intergovernmental Programs hats not for Ronald McDonald but for Crouse only House, Hospi Office representing the city's interests before the Arizona Legisla tal and the American Cancer A wall was set for her in Society. up ture. She also worked on the staff of the mayor and as an assistant the Bookstore to more than 70 hats with University display along in the City Manager's Office before earning a promotion to information about the and shelves for donations. project empt>' deputy neighborhood services director six years ago. the drive off Ms. Gross also Expanding campus, received dona Ms. Perkins earned her master's degree in public administra tions from several businesses Ward Sales a including Company, tion from the University of Denver and a bachelor's degree from wholesale hat manufacmrer in which donated 300 hats. Syracuse, Drake. Before joining Phoenix, she held posts wdth the state of Colorado and the cit>' of Boulder. Kali Kurdy (Xi Chapter, University of Idaho), was honored as the first Grand Winner of the Nasdaq National Teaching Awards

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Veteran New York actress, I would like to share with my sisters how fortunate I feel to be Shelia Smith (Beta Zeta, Kent a Gamma Phi Beta. I pledged the Sorority in '71 at Indiana State returned to University), University and for three years lived in the Beta Phi chapter Ohio last to star in spring Stephen house. Although I felt the closeness of sisters then, it has only Sondheim's A Little Night Music been since becoming an alumna that I have realized the true at Cincinnati's Playhouse in the meaning of sisterhood. Park. A member of the original In 1987, 1 was with sclerosis. I was cast of Sondheim's Follies in diagnosed multiple active in the alumnae activities and 1971, Ms. Smith commanded the Sorority attending on the House Board and did substitute stage with her notorious lovely serving Corporation singing voice. 'Fabulous (and) teaching while staying involved in the life and activities of my fogg^'' is how Jackie Demaline family. In 1995, my condition deteriorated to the point that I described it in the The Cincinnati was confined to a wheelchair. I had limited use of my hands Enquirer, Jerry Stein of the Post and I had difficult^' speaking. My husband left the family and said it's 'as dark and rich as stopped providing support in 1997 and I was forced to move chocolate ' Critics loved her syrup. my two daughters into a small apartment. Since that time, we performance as Madam Armfeldt, have depended on my family and what government aid is �with her "Liaisons" the show's high point. available. Ms. Smith has more than a dozen Broadway appearances to For two years the aluinnae group has brought me meals once her credit, including the recent Show Boaf revival, 42nd Street, a week. And, the last the have in Sugar, Mame, Company and Fiorello. National Tours include La during year collegians joined that the same while is in Cage Aux Folles, Follies, Mame, Forty Carats, Sound ofMusic, and project by doing school session. The No No Nanette. Television credits include TakingMy Turn (PBS), food has been wonderful, but more importantly, it has helped All My Children, Young and the Restless and Omnibus (live) with me to continue to feel connected to Gamma Phi. Leonard Bernstein. The Bloomington Alumnae chapter applied for the Doris B. A of the Kent State recipient Universitj' Performing Arts Special Gordon endowment grant on my behalf in order for me to Achievement Ms. Smith received the New York World Award, obtain a computer and printer. This is something that I have Theatre Award for Mame and the San Francisco Drama Critics not only wanted for a long time, but it had been recommend Award for Follies. ed to me by my doctor to help with my motor skills. this I realized how much our The University of Denver honored Jean Yoliffe Yancey (Theta, By receiving gift again sisterhood cares about the individual members and University of Denv^er) with "Grandma Jean's Storj' Garden" at the really Fisher Early Learning Center. Serving kids between 6 weeks and that being a Gamma Phi Beta is for life. 5 years of age, Fisher is an outdoor story and performing arts Love in IIKE, center for reading, drama, dance and artistic productions. Pam Freeman In an entrepreneurial career spanning some 60-plus years, Ms. Yancey has become a legend in Denver business circles. Founder TV From of Jean Yancey and Associates in 1973, her wisdom has nurtured Reporter Recovering Explosion some of Denver's leading businesswomen. Ms. Yancey gladly San Diego television news reporter Adrienne Alpert (Beta her time to the ofwomen to gives younger generations trying Lambda, '70) is recovering from life-threatening bums in a climb the ladder of success. There are no roadblocks, she tells broadcast accident that occurred in May. Alpert, a reporter them, detours. just with KABC-TV Channel 7 was inside the broadcast van She's seen much change in her lifetime. At the age of six, her preparing for a stor\' when the van's antenna came near a mother was granted the right to vote. As a high school student in 34,500-volt power line, causing an explosion. Alpert suffered 1929, Ms. Yancey talked the president of Denver Dry Goods into burns and has several allowing her to present the nation's first high school fashion life-threatening undergone surgeries, the of her left arm at the elbow and show for teenage girls. It lasted three days and welcomed 5000 including amputations her women and girls. In the 1970s and '80s, when women role models right leg below the knee. The neighboring public showed in the corporate world were scarce and networking organizations an outpouring of support for Alpert by donating over 397 didn't yet exist, she was one of the few people who wasn't afraid pints of blood in her name. This gi'eat amount of support to out for women. speak helped her husband and 7-year-old son cope with this Ms. has received countless Advocate Yancey awards, including difficult time. Alpert was president of the 1969 pledge class at of the Year to Women in Snicill Business, presented by President San Diego State University. Our thoughts and prayers go out Reagan. She was inducted into the Colorado Women's Hall of to Adrienne as she continues her recover^'. Fame and received the Community' Recognition Award. She can still be found dispensing business advice in Cherry Creek Park from a bench that friends dedicated to her. The stone bench says "Rest and meditate here, and know that you make a difference in the world. "

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DREAM BIG . . . CAPTURE THE STARS!

The following is a list of the Convention 2000 Award Winners. For a complete list ofwinners and honorable mentions visit our web site at www.gammaphibeta.org.

COLLEGIATE AWARDS Overall PACE Programming Award Iowa State Mary A. Bingham Award Omega, University Omega, Iowa State University PACE Night ProgramAward ALUMNAE AWARDS E. Adeline Curtis Award Zeta Iota, Valparaiso University of Hall of Fame Award Beta, University Michigan Lillian Thompson Award Alumnae Dayton McCormick Medallion-LeM than 12,000 Megan Warren, Gamma Kappa Gamma of Nebraska- Outstanding Alumnae Chapter Service Kappa, University Panhellenic Participation and Award Kearney Leadership Award Nu, Atlanta Alumnae Epsilon Chapman University Psi, University of Oldahoma Clara Worden McCormick Medallion-.Wore than 12,000 Award Panhellenic Spirit Award Dallas Pi, of Nebraska-Lincoln Alumnae University' Beta Alpha, University of Southern California Beta Upsilon, Kansas State University Award Chic^o Community Service Awards La Jolla Alumnae Frances E. Haven Award Beta Omega, Northern Arizona University Delta Upsilon, University' of Georgia CoUegiate/Alunuiae Relations Award Delta Eta, University of California-Irvine Epsilon Delta & Omaha Alumnae Helen M. Dodge Award Epsilon Delta, Creighton University Elizabeth Martin, Delta Upsilon Girl Award Most Improved CoIleglate/AIumnae Betty lo Armagost, Gamma Kappa Special Relations Award Zeta Iota, Valparaiso University Board Award Delta Eta & Balboa Harbor Alumnae Outstanding Advisory Excellence in Public Relations Beta Omicron, Oklalioma City University Award Crescent Circle Award Beta Psi, Oklahoma State University Relations Award Soutlieast Missouri Crescent Circle Collegiate/Alumnae Epsilon Delta & Omaha Alumnae Most Improved Public Relations Award Financial Excellence Award Delta Eta, University of California-Irvine Most Houston Alumnae Improved CoUegiate/Alumnae Relations Awards Outstanding Administration/Faculty Intemational Council Award for PACE Delta Eta & Balboa Harbor Alumnae Relations Award Nortliern Virginia Alumnae Delta Psi, U. of California- Santa Barbara Newsletter to Alumnae Award Beatrice Locke Hogan Award Gamma, University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor E.O. Haven Award Melinda Nutter Pi, Universit\f of Nebraska-Lincoln EfHciencyAward Aluinnae Panhellenic CooperationAward Lambda, University of Washington Most Improved Scholarship Award Denver Alumnae Alpha Nu, Wittenberg University' Delta Chi, California State University- Sacramento Alunmae Panhellenic Participation & House Corporation Board EfficiencyAward Leadership Award Beta Eta, Bradley University Scholastic ExceUence Award Alumnae Lambda, University of Washington Da^rton Most Improved Financial Programming Xi, University' of Idaho Award Community Service Award Omicron, University of Illinois Beach Alumnae Alpha Alpha, of Toronto Long University Pi, University' of Nebraska-Lincoln Special Girl Award Excellence in Financial Programming Award Omega, Iowa State University Quad Cities Aluinnae Alpha Nu, Wittenberg University' Alpha Nu, Wittenberg University Alpha Upsilon, Pennsylvania State University Public Relations Award House Corporation Board/CoUegiate Alpha Chi, College of William & Mar\' Greater Kansas Alumnae Relations Award City Gamma Kappa, University of Nebraska- Alpha, Syracuse University' SisterLink Award Kearney Atlanta Alumnae Most Improved House Corporation Delta Epsilon, Texas Weslyan University Board/CoUegiate Relations Award Delta Mu, Rutgers State University SisterLink Award Mentoring Zeta Beta, University ofVirginia Epsilon Beta, Alma College Northern Virginia Alumnae Delta, Consistent Excellence in House Corporation Epsilon Creighton University Zeta THE CRESCENT-Most Consistent Reporting Board/Collegiate Relations Awards Beta, University ofVirginia Zeta Award Psi, University of Oklahoma Epsilon, Duquesne University Zeta Iota, Greater Kansas City Alumnae Xi, University of Idaho Valparaiso University THE CRESCENT-Editor's Award Alpha Epsilon, University ofArizona Most Improved Recruitment Award Beta Florida State Cheryl Gunter Mu, University Delta Upsilon, University of Georgia Gamma Tau, St. Louis University THE CRESCENT- Scrapbook Award Most Consistent Reporting Excellence in New Member Atlanta Alumnae Programming Gamma Psi, University of Northern lowra Award Scrapbook Award Newsletter Award Gamma Kappa, University' of Nebraska- Delta Chi, California State Birminglram Alumnae University- Kearney Sacramento

20 Fall 2000 . THE CRESCENT � www.gammaphibeta.org ^y Lillian Hallstrand, Thet mmm^m � � ^ ^ A collegian^]

Dream Big, Shape Destiny. by the gracious women on the Local Con vention Committee. The first women who That was the theme for Convention 2000, which took place June 28-July 2 in Hous saw me walking through the airport in my Gamma Phi Beta T-shirt walked to me ton, Texas. This theine pretty accurately up and said and welcomed me to captures the essence and the excitement "howdy" that surrounded Gamma Phi Beta's 69th Houston, Texas. Biennial Convention. From the 6OO-1- The first night at the Welcome Dinner, friendly sisters to the southern hospitality', the Houston gals introduced all of the attendees to the culture of Texas. this Convention proved to be an unforget (It really table experience for all attendees. does have its own culture). We had a mag nificent with coun Convention 2000 was my second Inter Texas-style barbecue, music and all. was in national Convention. I am currently the try Everyone high and anxious to find out what Panhellenic President at my school, but spirits lay ahead of us in the next few After an after numerous negotiations, my House days. official our International Presi Corporation Board agreed to send me welcome, dent was escorted out of the dinner on the along with three other collegians even back of a Texas though I am not a chapter officer. I knew longhorn steer, waving all that given the oppormnitj' to attend her cowgirl hat die way! another Convention, I would be able to 2 Day tiat is a of Confirmed gain invaluable new ideas that would Decorating your big part The second with Conventioneers festivities. benefit our chapter and our entire Greek day opened Keynote system. Speaker, Barbara Glanz (Sigma, '62). She gave a presentation entided "Spread Con laugh and cheer, but she also made us Dayi tagious Enthusiasm�Dream Big, Shape think more deeply about ourselves and I think that the most the in which we live our lives on a After an amazing experience at Con Destiny!" amazing way of her was that she basis. I vention 1998, 1 had very high expectations aspect presentation daily thoroughly enjoyed listening of Convention 2000. 1 arrived in Houston was able to communicate to all genera to her speak and felt a real sense of pride tions that were in the room. She made us that she was one of sisters. and was warmly welcomed at the airport my

Kansas State University collegians bond during their Convention experience. "Smile and say Gamma Phi Beta!"

Fall 2000 � THE CRESCENT � www.gammaphibeta.org 21 The business which were came session, away with motivation ny came from former spread out across three days, was actually and determination to take CLC Liz Smith, who one of the highlights of Convention 2000. home awards in 2002. played the role of big International President L'Cena Rice con sister to the deceased ducted the meetings with dignity and ele Day 3 member. Liz's character gance. Professional Parliamentarian At the Philanthropy had pro\dded the girl Donna Reed kept tlie meetings friendly Breakfast, the attendees with some alcohol at yet business-like. The flag processional at were all entertained by the event and had also the opening business session was incredi children from the Quillian put her to bed for the ble. 1 don't think that anyone can truly Center in Houston. This is evening. I tliink that understand the enormous size of our a philanthropy that the many collegians were organization until they watch 114 chapter Houston Alumnae Chapter astonished by the reali enter the each bear flags meeting room, has supported in recent ty ofwhat can really the colors of the institution where it is ing years. '1hey performed a happen as a result of located. The election was also dance and some cheers process situations which many and the exciting delegates expressed what that they had made up for of us had witnessed at an honor it was to cast a vote for the GammaPhiBeta. At the Sisterhood! one point or another. women who would run our organization end of the meal, the Foun Perhaps the most fun for the next biennium. dation presented the founder of the event at Convention was the Confirmed Another amazing evening was the Quillian Center with another check for the Conventioneers dinner, the theme was awards dinner on the second The night. continued support of their efforts. It was "Down on the Bayou" and it was tntly a decorations were galactic stunning and great to see the talents of these girls and "Cajtin" event. As a Chicago native, 1 had seemed anxious for dinner to everyone know tliat Gamma Phi Beta supported never experienced a dinner of catfish, end so that we could all find out who the their efforts. jamhalaya, and bourbon bread pudding. winners were. This was truly the Oscars The most eye-opening event at Conven The dinner was served family-style, which of Gamma Phi Beta Night Sorority. tion came on this day. The attendees were meant we had to pass platters of food took home Although my chapter only privileged to be able to see the presenta around big tables. This gave me a great several honorable I was able to tion of of a mentions, Something Value, traveling opportunity to talk with a number of my talk v\ith Nicole advisor for mock Allaire, chapter trial that is sponsored by the Nation sisters in my Gamma Phi Beta family. Omega chapter at Iowa State University. al Panhellenic Conference. The program The live band played "Oklahoma" and Her took home the chapter Mary A. Bing was a realit>' check for many collegians in "California Girls" so that the attendees ham Award, the most prestigious colle that it demonstrated the sort of civil trial from those areas could serenade the rest award. She was ecstatic and giate kept involving fraternities and sororities that of us. I even jumped in on a group of about how the remarking girls in her chap are taking place quite often around the about 250 women doing the "Electric ter had worked so hard and desen^ed truly nation. The mock trial was based on an Slide" and was whipped around by a fast the award. It was an exciting night of incident in which an underage sorority moving "human train." recognition and rewards for hard working woman drank too much alcohol prior to At each Convention, the attendees and alumnae collegiate chapters. Even and at a sorority function and died as a receive a hat to wear at the Confirmed those that didn't win this chapters year result. Perhaps the most dramatic testimo Conventioneers Dinner. It's no surprise

Fall 2000 � THE CRESCENT . mvw.gammaphibeta.org LEFT: Something of Value Facilitator, K.J. Powell. ABOVE: Collectively, these women have attended over 100 Conventions! Pictured L-R: Sally Lewis, Cathy Lindauer, Gloria Nelson, Audrey Shafer and Mary Jane Misthos.

that in Houston, we were all given west ern, cowgirl hats. Each attendee decorates her hat with one silk pink carnation repre senting each Convention she has attend ed. I had mine sticking out of the front of my hat like two antennae! After the dinner, the Confirmed Con ventioneers Parade began. The parade honors all women who have attended five Conventions or more. The parade started off with Mary Jane Misthos who had attended a whopping 26 conventions! She had so many carnations in her hat that I couldn't even see the hat itself! I am

amazed at the number of women who remain so actively involved in Gamma Phi. Convention is the best place for colle Delegates get the honor and privilege of carrying gians to see first hand that Gamma Phi their chapter's flag during the Opening Business Beta does not end Etfter graduation. Session. Chocolate Crescent Grams were a hit.

Day 4 The real superstars at Convention 2000 were the women working for the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation. This year, the Foun dation team introduced a new fundraiser called the Province Race for the Gold. To win the race, attendees had to get 100% of their Province lo donate money to the Foundation. The donations could be as little as five dollars, which was perfect for collegians with our tight budgets. Another award was given to the Province that con tributed the most money per Province Our new jewelry company. Legacy, debuted at Convention 2000. member. By the end of Convention, the Foundation had raised a record-breaking were again big hits. I even won a raffle most favorite. In my years as a Gamma $70,000. The Crescent Grams, which are prize! Phi, 1 have seen a fair number ofRitual little cards that you can buy for sisters that Although every event was remarkable ceremonies. However, nothing can com are accompanied by a tnoon-shaped in its own way, I would have to say that pare to an Initiation with six hundred chocolate bar, and Foundation Raffle the Ritual and Memorial Service was my women all participating together. It is

Fall 2000 - THE CRESCENT � www.gammaphibeta.org 23 The Women's Resource Center provides a variety of information for attendees.

Honor Award recipient Jennie Curtis with L'Cena Pink Carnation Award Winners were presented with a plaque by 1998 winner Jocelyn Birch Burdick. From L to Brunskill Rice. R: Mary L. Christensen, Dr Deborarh L. Floyd, Norma Rodems Kottemann and Vesta Spurgeon Odell Voss.

Alumnae get "decked out" for the Pink Carnation Banquet. FAR RIGHT: "Friend and Sister."

incredible to vxitness how the traditions that

are sacred to me are just as sacred to ever\' other woman in that

enormous room. There was not a whisper in the room as we per formed the Rit closing Vesta Spurgeon Odell Voss were all recipi Convention is an amazing experience. ual after the Pink Carnation Banquet. ents of the Pink Carnation Award. These Never have I been to an event where I I have never felt the of our Ritual be spirit women were an inspiration to ever\'one in have felt so much pride, seen so much so alive as Convention. It a the room. during provides Their personal testimonies of quality leadership, and experienced so whole new for what we think of their with meaning lifelong experiences Gamma Phi much love and appreciation for my sis as the Sacred Traditions of Gamma Phi Beta were amazing. I was so inspired to ters. Convention has benefited me on Beta. hear the many accomplishments Gamma many different levels. As a collegian, the As the event of the always, premiere Phi sisters are achieving around the world. knowledge that I gained from attending Convention was the Pink One of the of was glamorous surprises Convention Convention will surely benefit my chap Carnation The decorations were Banquet. the presentation of the Honor Roll Award ter. As a Gamma Phi Beta, I realized the but not as beautiful as over beautiful, quite to Jennie Curtis (Beta Omega, '74). The importance of continued involvement in 600 Gamma Phi Betas dressed in their Honor Roll Award is the highest award that the Sorority' and the importance of my wear. The dinner was delicious evening Gamma Phi Beta can bestow on a mem lifetime commitment. As a woman, I see and the of awards that fol presentation ber. Jennie's list of accomplishments were the amazing things that Gamma Phis and lowed was incredible. Susan Schlessman and astounding included serving as Nomi other Greek women are doing to make a Duncan received the Award. Philanthropy nating Committee Chairwoman, Interna difference in society Susan has so much of herself to tional and a given Parliamentarian, Director of every day. W) others and was a wonderful example of Camp Sechelt. In total, she served Gamma how Gamma Phis should continue to live Phi Beta as an International Officer for 22 Lilliat: Hallstrand is cur a life of service. her Upon receiving award, consecutive years. The Honor Roll Award rently in her senioryear at she reached in her pocket and made a has not been awarded to a member in 10 w the University ofDenver. donation to She personal tlie Gamma Phi Beta years. It was a thrill to see a woman who interned at Interna Foundation of $10,000. has been so dedicated to Gamma Phi Beta tional Headquarters over Mary L. Christensen, Dr. Deborah L. be recognized for her exceptional service the summer. Floyd, Norma Rodems Kottemann, and to our Sororitv.

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Job Opportunity�Sorority Executive Director

Gamma Phi Beta Sororit>' is seeking to fill the open position of � Serve as an ex-officio member of the strategy setting and govern full-time Executive Director. This individual will take an active role ing hoard of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority', the International Council. in managing the operational aspects of the organization's profes QUAUFICATIONS sional headquarters, including managing the 17-member staff, the The ideal candidate wiU have a degree in Business Administration administrative portion of the budget, maintaining the organizational or a related field, plus five or more years of business or non-profit and headquarters infrastructure, and promoting and implementing management experience. Must be efficient in the use of information HR practices to maintain a positive work environment. This position technology and familiarity with HR policy and compliance issues as is in Englewood, Colorado. well as HR administration and procedures. Must demonstrate knowl RESPONfSIBIUTIES edge in financial analysis, cash management, and business planning. � Maintain the overall of the in operations organization; assist the Must possess excellent communication and presentation skills development and implementation of financial policies, procedures, including prior experience reporting to senior management and/or and controls. Ensure the accuracy and timeliness of all financial, tax, board of directors. Association management experience is highly and compliance repoJting. desirable, previous management experience in a women's organiza

tion and � Gamma Phi Beta�is a � Manage human resources and administrative activities, including sorority especially plus. implementation of personnel policies and practices, payroll, bene SALARY and fits, legal compliance. $50s, plus benefits. � Oversee the information and contractual systems management The search committee will begin reviewing resumes on with outsource vendors. agreements December 1st. Please forward your letter of interest and resume to: � Represent Gamma Phi Beta Sorority at National Panhellenic and Executive Director Search, Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, PMB 135, 6.336 Interfraternal organization meetings. N. Oracle Rd., #326, Tucson, NL 85704-5488 or e-mail to [email protected].

"Remember Gamma Phi Beta, Remember when you're away. . . Remember the friends you've made here and don't to come back some ^C Alcohol consumption among freshmen on college campuses has forget day." Finding time to come back to Gamma Phi Beta might seem like fallen to the lowest point in 34 years, according to a study by the Higher a great challenge with your busy lives and the demands of Education Research Institute at the University of California-Los Angeles. careers, families and other volunteer activities. But you can come The number of who drank or was freshmen, beer frequently occasionally back and give back to Gamma Phi Beta in a variety of ways. down to 50 in 1999, to 75 in 1981 . percent compared percent � Our sorority depends on women like you to promote the benefits of Greek life and to recommend young women who are An annual survey of college freshmen suggests that stress levels ^C potential new members. It only takes ten minutes and it is a big may be growing worse among college students, especially for women. contribution to our future. of students that felt "overwhelmed Thirty percent reported they frequently � Another way to uphold your lifetime commitment is to pay by all I have to do." Women reported those feelings almost twice as much your international alumnae dues using the enclosed envelope. Your dues our and as men. Women reported spending time more time studying, volunteering, help keep collegiate alumnae chapters strong other women the to participating In student activities and tending to housework, while men allowing young opportunity develop lifelong leadership skills. reported spending more time exercising, watching TV, partying and � Log onto the Gamma Phi Beta web site at www.gammaphi playing video games. beta.org and find your chapter sisters, update your personal information and check out the "How Do I Volunteer" to see ^C The University of Maryland is targeting the entire Greek community listing what positions are open in your area. Or email volunteer@gamma in an effort to promote smoke-free living on campus. Through a formal phibeta.orgfox an application and information. program, contests and community support, it debuted the Idea of encour � Become a career mentor to another sister by becoming part of aging sorority members to quit smoking. This fail, fraternities will be the SisterLink program. included in the program, as fraternities and sororities will be paired for All of these activities will take you a relative short period of a month-long smoke-free contest. time to complete, but all are important to our sororit\'. So take a few minutes to REMEMBER GAMMA PHI BETA, and take a littie time to COME BACK TODAY.

Fall 2000 � THE CRESCENT � www.gammaphibeta.org 25 he Life of a Gamma Phi Beta Consult

Amie Whitaker DRBSrfftCA- After weeks of training at Gamma TION: Grand Delta Eta, Phi Beta International Headquarters University ofCalifornia-Irvine Cayman Island MAJOR: and at Convention 2000 , our new IN 5 YEARS I group of Collegiate Leadership Psychology HOPE... To be and Social fulfilled Consultants (CLCs) are ready to hit profes Science the road. sionally and (Multicultural personally Throughout the academic year, Studies) WHAT DO YOU you will find these women living out FAVORITE LOOK FORWARD of a suitcase, flying weekly, traveling COLOR: Purple TO MOST to unfamiliar destinations, submit FAVORITE DURING YOU ting reports to IH, communicating FOODS: YEAR AS A CLC? with a campus Panhellenic advisor Chocolate, Experiencing new places as well as having and serving as a positive role model sour gummy an impact on others and learning from for Gamma Phi Beta Sorority. Their snacks, fruit, them as well. mission is to conduct leadership Cheetos, Mexican food, and french fries and officer training, guide chapters Kara Westrich FAVORITE MUSIC ARTISTS: Faith Hill, Rage in self- assessment, facilitate work Against the Machine, Limp Bizkit, Sarah Zeta Delta, Southeast Missouri State assist with recruitment and shops, McLaughlin, Savage Garden, and Snoop University provide support to new and chal Doggy Dog MAJOR: Organizational/ Leadership lenged chapters. This is die life of a GREATEST STRENGTH: Listening Management Gamma Phi Beta Consultant. This BIGGEST FEAR: Losing a loved one FAVORITE year, the consultant team includes a DREAIVI VACATION: Cruise to Jamaica COLOR: Blue Membership Consul Department FAVORITE IN 5 YEARS I HOPE. .. To be married to tant (MDC). The MDC will focus on my FOODS: French current boyfriend, have my Masters in all aspects of membership recruit communication and be an advertising toast, granola, ment, and extension. executive french fries, Sound like a lot of work? It is. PB&J sand WHAT DO YOU LOOK FORWARD TO MOST However, each consultant who has wiches IN YOUR YEAR AS A CLC? Meeting new traveled for our Sorority agrees that FAVORITE people, seeing the country, learning about it was one of the best experiences of MUSIC ARTISTS: myself, making a difference in Gamma her life. Being a Consultant provides Dave Phi Beta and becoming more indepen a woman the opportunity to build dent and self-sufficienL Matthews her confidence, meet new people, Band, N'Sync help others and be self-sufficient, Ellie Osborne and Third Eye Blind as well as add miles to her frequent Zeta Gamma, Sonoma State University GREATEST accounts. STRENGTH: events flyer MAJOR: Sociology Organizing/ planning Take a moment to meet this DREAM VACATION: Tour of Europe FAVORITE COLORS: Forest green and blue team of year's consulting eight IN 5 YEARS I HOPE. . . To be FAVORITE FOODS: Chips and salsa with enjoying my job young women who will bring their and be involved in Gamma Phi Beta Pepsi vast amounts of skills, knowledge WHAT DO YOU LOOK FORWARD TO MOST IN GREATEST STRENGTH: to listen and to across My ability luggage chapters YOUR YEAR AS A CLC? Visiting campuses BIGGEST FEAR: touch North America. Losing with those and assisting young women in growing as most to me people important leaders in Gamma Phi Beta.

26 � � Fall 2000 THE CRESCENT www.gammaphibeta.org Tracy Brunson Meghann Reed WHAT DO YOU LOOK FORWARD TO MOST DURING YOUR YEAR AS A CLC? Meeting Gamma Phi, Auburn Beta Kansas State University Upsilon, University Gamma Phi Beta collegians around the MAJOR: Human MAJOR: Mass Communications - country and working with different Development Radio /TV chapters. and Family FAVORITE Studies COLOR: Blue FAVORITE FAVORITE MEMBERSHIP DEPART COLOR: Green FOODS: Diet MENT CONSULTANT (MDC) FAVORITE Coke, chips FOODS: and cheese dip Dena Jensen Doritos, FAVORITE Omega, Iowa State University Dr. Pepper and MUSIC ARTIST: MAJOR: Animal Mexican food Pomeroy Science FAVORITE GREATEST FAVORITE MUSIC ARTISTS: STRENGTH: My COLOR; Red Dave Matthews Band and Sarah sense of humor FAVORITE McLaughlin BIGGEST FEAR: I don't really have one! BIGGEST FEAR: FOODS: Spiders DREAM VACATION: Hawaii MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT: Graduation Hamburger IN 5 YEARS I HOPE. . . To have a successful and fries from college in the entertainment job industrv' FAVORITE DREAM VACATION: Grand Cayman WHAT DO YOU LOOK FORWARD TO MOST MUSIC ARTIST; IN 5 YEARS I HOPE... To have a that 1 job DURING YOUR YEAR AS A CLC? Meeting and Dixie Chicks can I truly say enjoy! working with wonderful groups ofwomen GREATEST WHAT DO YOU LOOK FORWARD TO MOST and helping them to be the best chapter STRENGTH: My DURING YOU YEAR AS A CLC? Traveling and they can be. enthusiasm and positive attitude new meeting people! BIGGEST FEAR: Heather Wade Losing my luggage! DREAM VACATION: To snow with White go skiing Julia Epsilon, Northwestern University the other consultants! Beta Psi, Oklahoma State University MAJOR: Human Development IN 5 YEARS I HOPE ... To be living some MAJOR; Nutrhional Servdces/Pre-Med FAVORITE COLOR: Pink where beautiful and have a fulfilling, FAVORITE COLOR: Pink FAVORITE FOODS: Chocolate chip cookies enjoyable job FAVORITE FOODS: I'urkey sandwiches, and Mexican WHAT DO YOU LOOK FORWARD TO MOST mashed potatoes and anything spicy! food DURING YOUR YEAR AS A MDC? Visiting so different of the and FAVORITE FAVORITE many parts country new Gamma Phi MUSIC ARTIST: MUSIC ARTIST: meeting sisters. Sarah Sarah McLaughlin McLaughlin and Shania GREATEST to be a CLC STRENGTH: Twain Apply Flexibility! GREATEST Are you interested in becoming a BIGGEST FEAR: STRENGTH: Insects AbiMty to be an consultant for tlie 2001-2002 effective team DREAM academic If so, contact our member year? VACATION: communication Director of Member Relations and Paris, France through BIGGEST FEAR: into traffic IN 5 YEARS I Merging Programming at 303-799-1874 MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT: \^^th HOPE ... To be finishing medical school Being my and friends or send an e-mail message to and getting ready to start a great family during graduation internship/residency program DREAM VACATION: Backpacking through [email protected] and WHAT DO YOU LOOK FORWARD TO MOST Europe request an application. DURING YOUR YEAR AS A CLC? Meeting so IN 5 YEARS I HOPE. . . To be part of tiie way many wonderful people, traveling to dif through medical school and still in Applications are due by ferent places and a difference in contact with friends making my good 2001. Gamma Phi Beta. January 15,

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Alpha, Syracuse University Alavene Brown Clark IN MEMORIUM Virginia Sears MacLeod Memorial gifts received by the following dates will be included in the corresponding issues of The Crescent: Gamma, University of Wisconsin-Madison Eleanor Stearns McNary January 1�Spring issue April 1 �Summer issue Epsilon, Northwestern University July 1�Fall issue Vesper Getman Terrell October 1�Winter issue Eta, University of California-Berkeley Frances Field Olmsted Theta, University of Denver Beta, of North Dakota Jane Paradice Craddock Alpha University Frances Casten Van Dorn Rose Haffner Henr^' Ruth Haberl Steinmetz Alpha Gamma, University of Nevada-Reno Eloise Walker Colton Kappa, University of Minnesota-Minneapolis Cox Miriam Mullins Bohmer Mary Magee Alpha Delta, University of Missouri-Columbia Lambda, University of Washington Elizabeth Ellis Daniel Mary Newlands Isaacson Ruth Clough Sharp Mary Carpenter Skewis Alpha Epsilon, University of Arizona Mu, Stanford University Jean Rascoe Fehrman Helen McLaughlin Carol McCutchan Metz Donations in memory Xi, University of Idaho of friends, sisters and Alpha Zeta, University of Texas Evelyn McConnell Lawrence Martha Brown loved ones may be Henry Omicron, University of Illinois sent to ttie Gamma Alpha Theta, Vanderbilt University Margaret Vangerpen Dunn Tavia Jean Robinson Gore Phi Beta Foundation McKegney Young at International Alpha lota. University of California-Los Pi, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Angeles Margaret Saverien Bean Marguerite Morrissey Leahy Headquarters. Peterson McGovern If you would like a Phyllis Rho, University of Iowa Mildred Andrews Winans Betty Lou Voigt Meacham card sent Alpha Sigma, Randolph-Macon Women's Patricia Saggau Miller to a family member or College Jane Adams Moore Sigma, University of Kansas friend, please include McGill Mildred Odell Blum that address. Alpha Tau, University Ann "Olive" Dawson Sinclair Marian King Fenn Marian Fitzwater Rankin Alpha Phi, Colorado College Virginia Taylor Tappan Sophia Crowe Cox Tau, Colorado State University Alpha Omega, University of Western Ontario Margaret Hearne Phillips Leola Neal Mary Menzies Vickerman Beta Alpha, University of Southern California Phi, Washington University Marjory Mueller-Swedenhjelm Glenanne Farrington Beta Beta, University of Maryland Chi, Oregon State University Jane Blizzard Heaps Margaret Richard Burns Beta Mu, Florida State University Barbara Babson Wolfgang Lois Ashenfelter Allen Psi, University of Oklahoma Beta Phi, Indiana University Doris Sarber Adcock Carol Battles Horsewood Diane Coffman Byrum Gamma Lois Burnham Long Kappa, University of Nebraska-Kearney Ellen Christina Council Vogel Barbara Murphy Jergensen Conn Marteney West Delta Lambda, University of California-Riverside Omega, Iowa State University Robin Pavlosky Agnes Noble Haxby Ruth Hendrix Stoufer

28 Fall 2000 � THE CRESCENT . wiinv.gammaphibeta.org In Memory

Memorial Gifts are listed MEMORIAL alphabetically with the GIFTS person being honored in boldface type and the person making the honor gift in italics. '

Anne Bradfield Akre - Rho '28 -^M -�n^^ Helen Holbrook Tunstall

Sally (Sarah Jane) Earl - Beta Psi '66 ,...�-. �'. Peggy Roberts Tracy ^P^E Patricia Sue Sherman Ernsting - Beta Epsilon '47 Susan Kramer Llyd Ernsting ^^sim*^'^ Robert Ernsting Gary Ernsting ^^jsm Jean Robinson Gore - Omicron '34 iiii Rose Frances Henry Dorothy Henry Borgeson Unrestricted gifts of$125 and greater have been given in memory

Nancy Vincent Haight - Alpha '55 ofthefollowing. In honor ofthese gifts, the Gamma Phi Beta Phyllis Earls Foundation will inscribe a brick in the Sisterhood Plaza.

- Eleanor Stearns McNary Gamma '30 Doris Saber Adcock - Psi '43

- (Mother of Elizabeth McNary Hesse Beta Rho '57) (Mother of Patricia Adcock Gwyn - Beta Psi '66) Elizabeth McNary Hesse PatAdcock Gwyn

Marsha Pitts - Tau '65 Meyers Elizabeth Fee Arnold - Tau '23 Eaker Kossa Phyllis Karla Baiw Tillotson

Ruth Haberl Steinmetz - Theta '43 Mary Frances Carter K. Ann Brasfield Beier (Mother of Sheila Boyce King - Delta Delta '83) Stevenson James Sheila Boyce King (Husband of Marjorie Roehn Stevenson - Nu '39) Eugene Alumnae chapter Gayle Christiansen - Beta Lambda '62 James W. Franson Donalda B. Stout

- (Mother of Marsha "Mini" Stout Boysen Omicron '74) Betty Rae McDaniel Gray - Epsilon '50 Jane Misthos Mary Hipp Nancy Crandall

Ellen "Christina" Council - Psi '63 Vogel - Bonnie Giles Casey Psi '20 Christine Hancock Rilla Griffin Florence Roy White - Omicron '27 Emma Wootton Hall - Nu '11 (Mother of Elizabeth White Benish � Beta Beta '72) Helen Holbrook Tunstall (Mother of Nancy Hall Pawka - Beta Lambda '68, Sister of Cecelia Buckner Bouma Betsy Westerdale Wootton - Nu '12 and Dorothy Ellen Louise Riggs Wootton -Nu '18) Dorothy Tessier Nancy Hall Pawka Crescent Circle Mid-Maijland - Carol McCutchan Metz Alpha Epsilon '62 Barbara White Harding Ruthann Kent Grace Marion Hastings

' Betsy Westerdale Wootton - Nu 12 (Sister of Emma Wootton Hall - Nu 'II and Dorothy Elen Wootton -Nu '18) The Sorority appreciates the return Nancy Hall Pawka of a deceased member's badge, Dorothy Ellen Wootton - Nu '18 when possible, so that it (Sister of Emma Wootton Hall - Nu 'II and Betsy Westerdale be in might preserved - Wootton Nu '12) the archives. Nancy Hall Pawka

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NPC Officer Selection Information Chapter Awards HOW? The National Panhellenic Conference CHAPTER EXCELLENCE uses "rotation" for the selection of their officers. Psi The purpose of rotation is to be certain that each President's Aivardfor Overcdl member organization has the opportunity and the Excellence - Beta Alpha to in the of the responsibilitjr participate leadership organization. SORORITY OF THE YEAR The leadership preparation begins when the NPC Delegate of the Epsilon Tau next in rotation is selected her to organization by organization Gamma Eta serve on the NPC Budget Committee. The term of each office is Zeta Kappa two years. ACTIVITIES WHO? The selects the member who will assume organization Campus Activities and Mid-American Greek Council

the role or that member as their - leadership by electing selecting Involvement Psi Association (MGCA) Gamma Phi NPC Delegate. Cultural - Psi Beta Panhellenic Winner-St.

Greek Involvement - Psi Mary's University, San Antonio, WHEN? The time an organization will have a member TX-Jennifer Napoles, Panhellenic begin - Panhellenic Spirit Beta Alpha the rotation cycle is based on the year the organization joined President and Priscilla Camacho, Social ResponsibilityAward - Chair. NPC. The rotation process was explained to the 1998 Scholarship/Leadership Nominating Gamma Eta Committee and to the 1998 Convention attendees. Betty Quick Community ServiceAward - Gamma Eta was elected as NPC Delegate at the 1998 Convention and was Most Improved Chapter - Gamma Tau appointed to the I998-200I Budget Committee. Representing Winner ofSports Week Competition - Delta Lambda Gamma Phi Beta, she will assume the role of treasurer in 2001. Dance Marathon '00 Miracle Week Aivard Winner - De]ta Upsilon WHERE? The site for the 2001 biennial session will be the Most Improved Chapter - Epsilon Nu La Paloma Resort in Arizona. The date is October 3-7 2001. Tucson, PROGR7\MMING

Alumnae - New Education Programs Relations Psi New Member Education - Psi The of health is of the N PC Creed. NPC has guarding good part Scholastic Programming- Psi a to collaborate on two that special - opportunity programs impact Chapter Programming cmd Volunteerism Psi women's health. Community Relations - Psi 1. College Women and Depression BestAlumnae Relations - Beta Alpha

- The program to address depression in college women will be Best Scholarship Program Beta Alpha designed by the National Mental Health Association in collabora Best Scholarship Program - Gamma Eta tion with NPC and other organizations. Most Improved New Member Program - Gamma Eta Outstanding Chapter Programming - Gamma Tau 2. Women & Tobacco and Cancer - Girls, Lung OutstandingAlumnae Relations Gamma Tau This is to educate women on the of - program college dangers Outstanding Chapter Membership Involvetnent Gamma Tau and to them not to if have - smoking encourage begin, or, they Best Neiv Member Program Delta Psi begun to quit. This program is being developed by McCarthy SCHOLARSHIP Medical Management and is sponsored by the American College Scholastic Achievement - Psi of Chest Physicians through the Chest Foundation. NPC will be Most - Chi part of the collaboration. Improved Most Improved - Beta Alpha Gamma Phi Beta Panhellenic Award Certificatefor Scholastic Excellence - Beta Alpha Most Improved - Beta Tau Gamma Phi Beta sponsors the Gamma Phi Beta Panhellenic GPA Higher than All Greek Average (2 semesters) - Gamma Tau Award. This award is presented each spring to four Panhellenics, Highest ScliolarshipAward - Delta Lambda one in each region. The award recognizes a college Panhellenic that has developed and implemented a program that enhances the image of sororities and fraternities on campus and in the local community. This years winners are: Northeast - Bucknell Univer sity, PA, Southeast - Birmingham-Southern College, AL, Mid- America - St Mary's University, TX, Western - New Mexico State University.

PANHELLENIC WINNERS

Panhellenic involvement is a positive way to promote Gamma Phi Beta on campus and in the local community. Congratulations to the chapters and women representing Gamma Phi Beta. Thank you for giving your time and talent to further Greek Life. Gamma Phi Betas at 2000 Southeast Panhellenic Conference (SEPC).

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February 2-4, 2001, Chicago, IL Hickory Ridge Conference Center 1 195 Summerhlll Drive Lisle, I L 60532

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February 16-18, 2001, Atlanta, GA Hilton Hotel 5993 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. Norcross, GA 30092-3402

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Registration Information Full-time Registration F/T Includes 2 nights lodging, all meals and all workshops per person (pp.)

Early Registration (Registration postmarked by 1 1 /30/00) Late Registration (Add $30 after 1 1 /30/00) Triple Room $106 pp, (Si 26 pp Irvine, CA only) $136 pp. ($156 pp. Irvine, CA only) Double Room $ 1 56 pp. ($ 1 76 pp. Irvine, CA only) $ 1 86 pp. ($206 pp. Irvine, CA only) Single Room $206 pp. ($226 pp. Irvine, CA only) $236 pp. ($256 pp, Irvine, CA only) Part-time Registration P/T Includes meals and workshops only per person (pp.) Early Registration (Registration postmarked by 1 1/30/00) Late Registration (Add $30 after 1 1/30/00) $66 per person $96 per person CA ($86 pp., Irvine, only) ($ 1 06 pp. , Irvine, CA only) RLC registration materials were mailed to all collegiate and alumnae chapter presidents. If you would like to receive a RLC registration packet contact IH at 303-799-1 874 or visit our web site at www.gammaphibeta.org and click on the RLC link. >UR VISION^ is to establish philanthropy as an integral part of Gamma Phi Beta membership. Chairwoman's Gamma Phi Beta Message: Our Vision and the Joy of Philanthropy

We are excited by the support shown by our Gamma Phi Beta members and by .so many of our parents this yean Your commitment shows that yoii are invested in the work of Foundation the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation, and that you endorse our mission of supporting the .Sorority's educational programs, providing financial aid for our members and advanc ing Gamma Phi Beta's international philanthiopy.

Gamma Phi Beta Foundation A.S you read this 1999-2000 Report of Gifts, you will see the many ways our loyal alumnae and parents are involved in the Foundation. Their gifts are inspired by a of and As each carries for the ITS VISION spirit sharing caring, such, gift deep personal meaning donor�and each gift carries significant meaning lor the Foundation as well. In addi Is to establish as an of philanthropy integral part tion to generating resources to support our work, each gift moved the Foundation Gamma Phi Beta membership. closer to fulfilling its vision of instilling philanthropy as integral to membership in Gamma Phi Beta.

ITS MISSION As an institutional advancement professional, 1 am frequently asked what I do. In a world searching for values and leadership, There are superficial descriptions: I do public relations, I fund-raise, 1 foster important volunteer involvement I make alumni feel connected in a few institutions posses the vision and ability to offer Barbara Wessel opportunities, meaningful way. But the Iriith is: 1 educate. both. Gamma Phi Beta is one of them. As the funding partner to Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, the In my volunteer efforts for Gamina Phi Beta just as in my work for Saint Michael's in northern Vermont, 1 educate others in the of Gamma Phi Beta Foundation provides resources for College joys philanthropy by ensuring that there are avenues for meaningful involvement. We in Gamma Phi Beta feel that financial aid to members, the Sorority's leadership no woman's education is complete until she knows the philantiiropic experience. and international programs philanthropy. Furthennorc, wc understand that people give because they want to make a meaningful and positive difference in the lives of otiiers, and we reinforce this ethos because it As a Foundation, we support.s the mission of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority.

� Educate Sorority members about our purposes, When we awarded the Foundation's Philanthropist Award to Sue Duncan, y\lpha Phi, at Gamma Phi Beta's Internationa! goals and services. Convention in Houston this summer we were applauding a member whose commitment to helping others is truly exemplary. � Generate financial use We want support by promoting the each of you to emulate her, each to your own but fullest capacity. of Foundation services. Wien we considered the response you have shown to Gamma Phi Beta's Sisterhood � Develop heightened philanthropic commitment Plaza where over 1500 sisters and parents will see their commitment to one another in the bricks, we saw the of Gamma Phi Beta's among Sorority members. engiaved spirit philanthropy tlouiishing.

� Conduct business the ethical we saw using highest Wlien the Foundation's assets reach almost $6 million, as we have this year, we witnessed the financial manifestation of how Phi standards and in a fiscally responsible manner. Gamma Beta philanthropy is flourishing.

Yes, my sisters and friends, this has been a memorable year for the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation. You have made it memorable, and 1 send my heart-fell thanks to each of you. [ 1 999-2000J

Till President's Circle 1^41 1874 Society �!�*"'! i; Honoring lifetime giving greater than $25,000

The Foundation extends its heartfelt thanks to the following members of the 1999-2000 1874 Society, who all have given an unrestricted annual gift of $1,874 or more to the Foundation. These gifts enable the Foundation to Bev Cummings Adams-Howard respond to the areas of greatest need in the current year, and are critical to (Colorado State) fulfilling the Foundation's mission to provide funds for financial aid, the Honorary Chairwoman Post Sorority's leadership programs, and our international philanthropy, special Georgiana McClenaghan lackie Reid Allee (IVIichigan) camping for girls. (Oregon State) losephine Trice Ballard (Oklahoma)

Loreen Mohler Diamond Members 1874 Society Members Dorsey (Missouri) $3,000 and (Gifts of greatt^) (Gifts of$l,874-$2,499) Sue Schlessman Duncan (Colorado College) Sue Schlessman Duncan (Colorado College) Sharon Carey Brubaker (Michigan) Luciie McVey Dunn (Kansas) James Franson, In memory of Gayle Christiansen Jocelyn Birch Burdick (Northwestern) (San Connie Cox Diego St) Chalbcrg (Berkeley) James Franson (in memory of Gayle Cinda Keating Lucas (US(^) Paula Janis Dean (Memphis St.) San Ruth Andrea Seeler, MD (Vennont) Dorothy Somers Hoehn (Northwestern) Christiansen, Diego St.) Smith Marilyn Tennity (Syracuse) Jeannine Sheldon Kallal (Miami) Lyman French, Jr. Cari Walquist (Missouri-Columbia) Helen Bartlett Lovaas (.XTizona) Margaret West Pape (Oklahoma) Doris Bird Gorden (Bowling Green St.) Pearl Members Helen Ward Pustmueller (UCLA) Josephine Hall Graham (Northwestern) (Gifts of $2,500-$4,999) Betty Alilemeyer Quick (Indiana) Barbie Chadwick (Vanderbilt) Vicki (Carlson Read (Arizona) Cinda Keating Lucas (USC) Deborah Texas Betty McNabb Rich (Lake Forest) Floyd (East St.) Helen Ward Pustmueller (UCLA) Barbara Dunbar Hailey (Oklahoma) Joanne Callis Roman (Vanderbilt) Barbara Hurl-Simmons (Nebraska-Kearney) Lyiinc Walters Verchere (Manitoba) L'Cena Brunskill Rice (USC) Gretchen Umland (San St) Magnes Welsh (Memphis St) Kingsbury Jose Ruth A. Seeler, M.D. (Vermont) Mary Jane Langham (Southern Methodist) Verona Dilbeck Lynam (Oklahoma City) Virginia Forsythe Vint (Missouri) Georgiana Post McClenaghan (Oregon State) Magnes Welsh (Memphis St.) Lynn Baker Mueller (lake Forest, Northwestern) Doris Hennan Pankow (Northwestern) Lynn Towsley White (Colorado) L'Cena Brunskill Rice (USC) Stephanie LaRoque Richards (California-Irvine) Joey Lessard Stiver (North Dakota St.) Patricia Murrell Thompson (Oklahoma) Carolyn Wilruk Turner (Illinois) Barbara Missert Wessel (Syracuse) - wW^''**-J^.

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The Gamma Phi Beta Foundation sends hundreds of girls to Camp [supplemental funds] Collegiate Chapters Oklahoma City Alpha Alpha Omaha In partnership with our collegiate and alumnae and Crescent Circles, the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation chapters Alpha Gamma Omaha is to have sent hundreds of to across the continent this The Foundation distributed proud girls camps year. Gamma Omega Pasadena more than $17,000 in supplemental funds to our chapters, who in turn made gifts to their local camps, Epsilon Nu Philadelphia North Suburban We encourage all chapters to support local camps and to apply each year for supplemental funds; the annual Epsilon Tau Philadelphia West Suburban West deadline is April 1,5. The following chapters and individuals supported local camps in conjunction with Philadelphia Suburban Foundation supplemented funds: Alumnae Chapters Portland Albuquerque Quad City Ames Iowa Rochester, NY Aurora Crescent Circle St. Louis Cedar Rapids, Iowa San Diego Chicago San Fernando Valley Chicago Northwest South Jersey Suburban South Orange Crescent Chicago-Far West Suburban Circle Cleveland East Suburban Tampa Bay Cleveland West Toledo Columbus Washington D.C. 1 ipBi �^ -f Dayton Denver Eastern Virginia Eugene Greater Fort Myers Greater Kansas City Greater Kansas City Hawaii Houston Indianapolis Kent La Jolla Louisville Milwaukee North Houston

Dr. Ruth A. Seeler, M.D., Camping Chairwoman, presenb Tlie Quillian Memorial Center with a gift from the Foundation. Phyllis Donaldson (^hoat Sue Fisher Hubbach Lillian Fisher Schnabel (Nebraska-Lincoln) (Washington) (Wittenberg) [ 1999-2000] Jeanne Rice (ilark (Syxacuse) Constance Claiborne Hudson Rosemary WiUiams Seminoff Maiy White Coppage (Hollins (Missouri-&)lumbia) (USC) Doris Carison Kadi � Weldon Shafer p>k College) Audrey Founders Judith Pike Coy (Indiana St.) (Nebraska-Lincoln) (Missouri-Columbia) Society Millie Darling DeGroot Sally Mettee Kccler (Ohio St.) Helen I lan.sen Shaffer (Oregon St.) Lois Moore Kircher (Northwestern) The Foundation's Founders Society recognizes unrestricted, annual gifts Jo Ann Gail Dickie (Northwestern) Barbara Magnus Small of $2!>0 to $1,873. The Foundation extends a warm thank you to the many (San Diego St.) Karen Wander Kline (Iowa St.) (Michigan St.) Cudcr Dofflemver (California St.- Shila MtComb Smith members who participated in ihe Founders Society's second year. Margaret Maiy Knaup (Berkeley) Fullerton) (Michigan) Maude Harnden Dunla|) Pat Korcngel (Drake) Joyce Harris Smith (Syracuse) Lisa Valcnti Leikovitz (Kansas (Oklahoma City) Sue Mohler Durrett St.) Patty Koerner Southwick Gold Members Katherine Arnold Ervin Melba Quick Spurrier Dorsey (Missouri-Columbia) Bedard (Colorado St.) (Iowa St.) (Oklahoma St.) Leigh LeMoyne Ciflsof$l,00(l-$1,873 Ennis Falkenroth St.- Connie Ford Susan Kurkowski Jacki (Missouri-(i)liimbia) Cheiyl Speer (Califomia Andrews (San Jose St.) 'Iraxler Delphine Johnston (Nevada-Reno) Guthrie Lindauer Fullerton) Speedy Thies Foster ( Nebraska-Kearn ey) Cathy (Michigan) Bonnie Kuehl Ford (Idaho) (Iowa St.) Liz McCready Stark (CaUfornia- Mcintosh (Kansas St.) Cindy van Empel (UCIA) Nancy Beriy (Idaho) Lurene Frantz Susan (California-Santa Wverside) Mar)' Le Cron Foster Julie VoweU (Texas) Jochem Loo]) Gary Apple Loewen (Miami) (Pennsylvania St.) Cruz) Susan Rowe Stoll (Michigan) Linda Hallenbeck (Nortliwestern) Susan West (Missouri- Pelegrino Carole Gilbert Frazier Balzer Lorino Barbara Reiser Storm Carol Ervin Gassen Columbia) Cathy (California St.-Long Beach) (Indiana St.) (Texas Tech) (Nebraska-Lincoln) (Colorado St.) Barbara Ossian Williamson Gretchen Haller Reiter (USC) Barbara Olson Gabbert Ellen Denise Tober (Illinois) Jane Piper Gleason (Illinois) (Kansas) MacGregor (IlUnois) Margaret Buchan Rieger (MN-Twin Cities) Alison Webster Elizabeth Tulloch Naomi Sweeney Godfrey Maguire Gumming (McGill) Margaret HaiTey Gaiilt (Arizona) (USC) Steele (Texas) Bronze Members Robyn Forsyth (Goucher Pat Hoivath Mahan Karen Gamel Urette Chenl Gunter (Tennessee) College) (Miami) (Ncvada-Rcno) Gifts of$250-$499 and Mike Ronda Mann Marilyn Gentiy Linda Mathiassen MaizuUo (Oklahoma) Strickland Hemphill I ,ois Kirchner Abbott Janny Jones (Denver) (Parents of Rachel Gentry, (California St.-Long Beach) Teresa Velk (Wisconsin- Eitc (Illinois) (San Jose St.) Gladys Taylor (Arizona) Auburn) Jo An Lawrence McDonald Milwaukee) Lisa Lepley Hiles (Indiana) .'\nderson-Corncll Caroline Armstrong Teaford J.D. Eldridge Bobo Bohley Goosen (Purdue) (Aiizona) Nancy Liift Vermccr Shirley Hill (Missouri- (.Arizona St.) (Oregon St.) Doris Bird Gorden (Bowling Teresa Giannini Mcnee (USC) (Southern Methodist) Columbia) Dorothy Beegle Baggeriy CJreen) Jean Morrow (Micliigan) Erica and Anthony Vickers Silver Members Linda Daniel Johnson (Oklahoma) Melody Koloch Grand Ina MuUis ((/ilorado-Boulder) (Parents of Amanda Vickers, (Vanderbilt) Lynn Jorgenson Barnhart Gifts of$500~$999 (Indiana) Lucille Corkian Nabors USC) Susan Ervin Judkins (Iowa St.) (.North Dakota) Nancy Klann .'Vuth Gadiy Boudreaux Griffin (Vanderbilt) Maiy Lopes Vines (Berkeley) Sally Erikson Lewis (Bradley) Pauline Hickcox Bayless (Wisconsin-Madison) (Louisiana St.) Clark Nordholl' Virginia Forsythe Vint Patricia Hall .Vlarshall Lynne (/\rizona) Rilla Griffin M. Bane (Illinois) Ca,sey (USC) (Wisconsin-Madison (Missouri-Columbia) Evel^Ti (Oklahoma) Tamniie Glunz ) Dawn Becker Bcnyk (Denver) Giillas Vesta Voss (Bucknell) Corinne Stephanie Etchandy Eileen Day O'Brien Spurgeon Martinez (Berkeley) (iriotta Hagen Biclfcldt (Syracuse) Alana Bott (West (Chapman) O'Brien (Missouri-Columbia) Markley Lisa Davidson McKinnon (Illinois) Mary Meisinger Virginia) Geriy Jakway Haller (Iowa) Sharon Nugent Wallace (USC) (Vanderbilt) Ruamie Hill Biniis (Kansas) (Denver) I lams Hammond Paula Nancy McI ,aren Broback Ginny Barbara Helmeke Johnson Wilkc Rosalie Gay Mortell Kendra Gates Bocher Peppersack (.VIN-Twin Cities) (Colorado-Boulder) (North Dakota St.) (MN-Twin Clues) (Northwestern) (California St.-Long Beach) Cari Burich (California Annette Reyes Hanks Peterson (Moorhead Suzanne Best Williams (Idaho) St.-Long Melody Nednid (Indiana) Kristin Dennis Boozer Amy St.) Beach) (California St.-Long Beach) Onions Pharriss Janice Delp Wiseman (IJCIA) Mar)' Melton Nicely (Southwest Texas St.) Joyce Man' Jo Callahan Cater Byrd Smith Hcaton (-Missouri-(x)luinl)ia) Pamela Templeton Wootten (Vanderbilt) Catherine Gardner & (Wisconsin St.) Bowling (William Maiy) Kinnear Philbrick (Colorado-Boulder) Susan O'Hanlon (Colorado (Vanderbilt) Myrn Julie Champlin (Wichita St.) Dorothy Taylor Henderson College) Liz Simonson Brower (Washington) (ilark (Pennsylvania St.) Kiki Sloan Peggy Campbell Michelle Puccio Pacheco Phillips (Berkeley) Carol Carr (Texas Tech) Henderson (WashingU)n) (Berkeley) Rosemary Stone Bunn Lee (Oregon St.) Zerbel Sally Clayton (Arizona) Nancv Hall Pawka Becky Powell (Berkeley) (San Diego (Florida St.) Hibbard Sandra White Dingier Brandy (Purdue) Ami Price St.) Phyllis Nearing Cass Leigh (Texas Tech) (Southern Methodist) Cheryl Leighty Hipp Kiisti Recchia Jessica Giraldo Phillips (Colorado College) (California St.- Mario Edwards (Colorado- (Bowling Green) (Denver) Ojiinie Cromwell Cebula Fullerton) Boulder) Kelly Grams Hopper Semiett (Illinois) (Southern Suzanne Robinson-Yost (USC) Judy Califomia) (Michigan St.) Knth .'Andrea Seeler. M.D. TEII Members .^P%&). ,^1''^^ ;^P^i^ dMiHh jifl^k jtfSb, Ji^k I .'Vnonymous Lois Kirchner .'Vbbott Sally Jane Keeler (Ohio St.) (Vermont)* .^berila Richards (San Jose St.) 1999�2000� itf^ ^ Mifr iHh mir myr i^ � Susanne Oehler Keller (Illinois) Seinrad Anonymous [4(^^ Clarabelh Holt Kerner (Wisconsin)* Fran Williamson Applehans (Oklahoma)* Vicki Weiss Shapiro, M.D. (Northwestern) Christine Lindauer Kilpatrick (Syracuse) Weldon Shafer Kris Baack (Nebraska) (Oregon St.) .\udrey Linda S. Babcock (California Sl.- TEII Kathiyn L. Lathim (Oklahoma) (.Missouri) .Allison London Smilh Long Beach) Society .Knne Louise Layton (McGill)* Erikson (Missouri)* Mary Baiyor (Northwestern) The TEII honors members and friends who have Sally Lewis (Bradley)* Society Ann Smith Josephine Ballard (Oklahoma) Catherine Guthrie Lindauer Vmgason notifierl the Foundation of an estate gift; a bequest in a will, (Pacific/San Diego St.) Lynn Jorgcn.son Jacobs (Iowa St.)* trusts, annuities and of life and Summers SiiiiUi (North Dakota) gifts insurance, securities, Honorary Chairwoman Gean Lipson (Nebraska) Jean (Washington)* Midge Barrett (Illinois) real and personal propert)-. Ardls McBroom Marek Verona Dilbeck Lvnaiii Geraldine Epp Sinidi (Missouri) Heidi Stark Batello (Californiii- Society members honored here are assuring that Ciamma (Northwestern)* (Oklahoma City) Cinda Lucas Virginia Spaven (Miami) Riverside) Phi Beta continues tomorrow's leaders. know KeaUng (USC) building They St.- Kiiy Spriiikel Beaumont Maggie Magee (Iowa) tlhcryl Speer (CalU'. that tomorrow's women will the .same for Fullciton) (UC-Berkeley)* young enjoy opportunities growth, Ardis McBroom Maiek and that have valued and known in Tammie Glunz Benyk (Denver) leadership development friendship they (Northwestern)* i\nonymous Lessard Stiver Stacy Bierlein (Syracuse) Gamma Phi Beta; and they know that special young girls may enjoy positive Anonymous Jolene (N.Dakota St.)* Carol Goshaw Blanchard (USC) and Corinne Y Martinez (California- perhaps life-changing camping experiences. Leslie Storr Kendra (Colorado College) Gates Bocher There is no minimum amount for Berkeley) gift required Society membership. Ifyou Florence Bariow Stratton (Cal. St.-Long Beach) Dorothy Roberts Mathi^son have included Gamma Phi Beta in your estate planning and would like to be a (Nebraska) Alison Shafer Bond (Missouri)* (Boston)* inember of the TF.II or ifyou would like more information, contact Janette Jones Strickland Alana Markley Bott Society please Rene Matz (California St.- (Denver) (West Virginia) the Foundation at International Headquarters, 30,^/799-1874 or e-mail Fullerton) (Minnesota) Holly Hawkins Bowler Georgiana Post McClenaglian Virginia Tenge foundation@ga'mmaphibetu.org. Diane (Southern .Methodist) (Oregon St.)* Tjaden Thompson (Iowa St.) Martha Catherine Gardner Mary Jane Hipp MisUios .'\nne Richardson Bowling (Vanderbilt) (Colorado College)* Maiy Tiggcs (Bowling Green) Christi Boyett-Thompson Anne Adams Moldrem Maiy Jo Callahan Cater Julie Campbell Fein (Colgate) Doris Envin Hawkins (Iowa St.) Helen lowne (Southwest Texas St.) (Washington)* Berg (Idaho)* (Wisconsin-River Falls) Deborah Floyd (F. Itxas St.) Stephanie Hearn (Kansas) Elizabedi K. Ware Anne Hill Bradshaw Anonymous (Michigan)* Anonymous Foster Glee Bradner I leikes (SW Missouri St.) Terry "Speedy" Sandra Rettke Nauman Kadierine Livesay Wells Barbara Chadwick (Vanderbilt) (Kansas St.) (Oregon St.) Joan I lerzig Braitsch (Aiizona)* (Maiyland) Peggy Costello (Penn. St.) Marshall Vicki Benitz (SW Man' Welsh (San Diego St.)* Dorothy Frawley Helling Gloria SwaiLson Nelson Agnes (Memphis Judith Pike Coy (Indiana St.) (Wisconsin)* Missouri St.) Margaret Eleanor Bri.scoc (Oklahoma)* St.')* Knoff Cox French, Lisa Hiles (hidiana) (Southern Methodist) Molly (Idaho) Lyman Jr Lepley Martha Koons Nissley (Penn St.) Barbara Missert Wessel Cranncl Craven Anonymous Dawn * .'\nn Mullen Bronsing Mary (St. Louis) Kimberly Hodges Janice Hiller O'foole (Syracuse) Kathleen (iilbo Icxax (Indiana St.)* Anonymous Benyo ( Tech) (C;alifomia-lr\'inc) Cynthia Helm Westgate (Kent St.)*' Walstedt Hoffman Anonymous Kathleen Dinshaw (San Jose St.) Mary Linda Hallenbeck Pelegrino (Moorhead St.) Giller (Soiilhern (N.Dakota St.) Greta Puckett Weston Maria Lombardi Brown Carolyn Hansen Dorn Myra Aulry (Cal. St.-Loiig Beach)* (Denver)* .Methodist) LuAim Holmes (Kentucky) Craft Wheat (Boston) (Wyoming) AudreyJones Peterson Maiy (Penn. St.)* Sue Schlessman Duncan Janet Louise Gilmore Susanne Fisher Hubbach Barbara Letter Wiite Elizabeth Bruening-Cowie (Wisconsin) (Oregon) (Southern Mcdiodist) (Colorado College)* (Wittenberg) (Washington) Nancy Lynn Pierce (Dickinson Evelyn Virginia Wiley Mildred Carlson (ilaser Beverly Elznic Biichinsky Anonymous Anonymous College) (Birmingliam-Southern)* (Ohio Elizabeth (North Dakota St.) Luciie McVey Dunn (fcinsas) in Wesleyan) Hutchison Hughes Elizabeth S. Phillips .'\iioiiymous of Garnette & Goddin (Illinois)* Jocelyn Birch Burdick memoiy Lloyd Mindy Day (Washington Univ ) Janet Heft Wright (Wichita St.) Barbara I lurt-Simmons (Northwestem) McVey (CJiristopher Newport) Jes.sica Giraldo Phillips (Denver) Noreen Linduska Zahour Flainc Ciraham * Cari Burich (California St.-Long Mary Gates Eckmeyer (Nevada) Judy (Nebraska-Kearney) Katlierine Brehni Pohlman (Illinois)* (Oklahoma) G. Beach) Elizabeth Anne Emmert Jeanne Jacob (Iowa) (Washington)* Betty Roessler Griffin Maiy Butler (Oklahoma St.) (Southern Methodist)* Phyllis Armstrong Johnson Kaiyl Reed (Calif St.-Fulleiton) '''Founding memhen Lee & Hoots Evans (Nebraska-Lincoln)* (Illinois)* Mildred McCowan BuUer Virginia Nancy Ann Reid (Michigan) Cheiyl Gunter (Tennessee) Stack (Florida St (Penn. St.) (Denver) Tracy Johnson Kris Bninrit Riske (Wyoming)* Porter Jane Bacheller Habermann Marjorie Maxwell Ann I lipskind Campbell Virginia Farquhar Jones Eleanor Rowley (Illinois) (UOBcrkclcy)* (Colorado St.) (Missouri) (NorUiwestern) .Annette Byford Scaff Camille Cestone Favre Geraldine Stern Haciisslcr Joyce Humphrey Cares Jackie Lynn Jordan (Kentucky) (Washington)* * (Stanford) Sheldon Kallal (Syracuse) (Bowling Green)* Jeannine Susan Grant Schneider Joyce E. Hatch (Rutgers)* (Miami-Ohio) (Colorado St.) [scholarships & fellowships] Building Tomorrow's Leaders:

One Woman At A Time Christina Hiatt ((Chapman) Susan Betts (Wisconsin) Virginia Forsythe Vint, $700 Virginia i'orsylhe Vint, $700 � Graduate School�California Giadualc School Pep^perdine Each the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation distributes an established year, financial aid endowment, contact the Field of FLducarion State al Long Beach Smdy: thousands of dollars to Gamma Phi Bela sisters at deserving Foundation Office International Headquarters. Field of Study: Public .-^dministradon across the United States and Canada who have exemplified Administration To take of the educational assistance outstanding academic standards to help them meet their advantage programs the Gamma Phi Bela Foundation offers, members scholastic goals. During the last fiscal year, the Foundation may an from the Foundation us at awarded 50 scholarships and fellowships to deserving request application by writing students. 12737 F. Fiielid Dr., Englewood, CO 80111 or calling 303/799-1874. Applications must be postmarked by January The success of the Foundation's scholarship and fellowship 31, 2001 for the 2001-2002 academic year. program comes from the sponsorship of Ciamma Phi alum to the winners of the Ciamma Phi nae groups, collegiate chapters, house corporation boards, Congratulations following Beta Foundation's 2000-2001 and individual members and friends. For more information scholarships fellowships. Toon Coonrad about establishing a scholarship or fellowship, or supporting Jenny (Wichita Slate) Jeni (Miami, Flurida) Audrty Weldon Shafer, $700 Financial Fund Award, $1,000 Graduate School�Washington <.>raduatc School�University University of Florida Field of Study: Social Work Field of Studv: Veterinaiv Medicine

Lauren Bentivegna (Michigan) Mitzi Chang (UOBcrkelcy) Cher Dalldl ' I ^Berkeley) Julie Canlis (Washington) Ruth.A. Seeler, M.D. Award, $1,255 Eta Chapter, $5,000 i:ta, $4,500 Four Launders, $750

� Beta Chapter, $72.5 Graduate School Georgetown Graduate School�Yale Graduate School� University Koch Rae Cheesman � Julie (.Nebraska) (Morehead State) Graduate School Univ of Chicago University Field ofSuidy: Public Health St. Andrews University, Scodand Fern Holcomb Heath, $675 Field of study: Medicine Field of Smdy: Law Field of Virginia Forsythe Vint, $700 Study:Theology � Graduate School Dallas Graduate School�State University Theological Seminary of New York at Albany Field of Study: Christian Field of Study: Health Policy Education Management and Beharior

Kathleen Holmes (Denver) Kirstin Feipison (St. Louis) Four Founders, $700 Four Founders, $700

� Graduate School University of Graduate School�St. Ixiiiis Denver University Field of Study; Higher Educadon Field of Study: Physical Therapy

Emily Hsu (UC-Berkeley) Yvonne Chien (LKi-Beikelev) Teresa Perry (Illinois) Kathryn Ca.sey (Chapman) Ela Chapia] $5000 Eta, $5,000 Ruth A. Seeler, MD .\ward, Four Founder.s, $S00

� � Graduate School Vale University Graduate School Harvard Graduate School�University of Graduate School�Cliapman Field of Studv: PsvcholojA- Field of Study; Business Kentucky University Field of Study: IVIedicine Field of Studv: Law FELLOWSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS

Mindee Grimes (( :iia|)man) Elizabeth Abrams (.SyTacuse) Katie Roecker (.Minnesota State) Alicia Young (Texa^ Wesleyan) Joseplme Hall Graham, $1,250 � Arru)ld/B. Wultenberg, $1, 150 Elknder Dickson, $1, 125 Fllinider Dickson. SI. 125

Mary Lindsey Barbee

In 1915 Mary Lindsey Barbee (Denver) Carissa Suffield tWichita State) Ivy Cheimg (U&Beikeley) Sarah Gmikelman (Mmehead St.) Celena Quist ((Oklahoma City) established an endowment that would offer a ElkndetUukson, $1,125 Fla, $1,000 Alpha Omirnm Seholinship, $1,100 lillmdrrbiehov, $1,000 fellowship to a deserving student pursuing a degree in social work. Over the years, this award has gone, for the most part, to a deserving

Gamma Phi Beta. Last year, the Foundation Board of Trustees voted to reconfigure the

Fellowship and now, in keeping with the original spirit of tfie bequest, thie award is going to an Deanna Vcrnongo (Chapman) Nicole Bilodeau (,'\rizona) Julia Pierce i lioiida State) Maren Gillis (Georgia) Loreen Mohler i)orse\\ $1,000 Tilhlsoii-Alpha Ep.silon, $900 pisepliine Hall Graham, $900 Ora Spetweimd, $850 outstanding woman social work student at the

University of Denver, who may or may not be a Gamma Phi Beta member. Congratulations to

Rebecca Aamot, a University of Denver student from Denver, Colorado.

Amanda Eads (Southern Dana Dowe (Syracuse) Jennie Wang (UOBerkeley) Michelle Morisette (Nevada- Indiana) Irtrni taller Gamble, Ela, $1,000 Reno) Ruth K Fox, $825 htm Ijitzet Gamble, $S00 SCHOLARSHIP* [�'

"I can 't tell you how grateful I am to all the wonderful woTuen of Gamma Phi who help make my education possible and enjoyable! I sincerely Alexandra Veitch (Miami, Oliio) Laura Sonmiers I S\iacuse) Rachel Dimon (Oklahoma City) Cassie Seabok ((.eoigia) Ladyfuod, $625 Ardis Mditoom \laieh. $700 Ardis MeBroom Marek, $600 Betty l.uker Haverjiehl. $575 hope I can one day give back lo the wonderful organization which has

" helped ms so much. �A Scholarship |

"/ cannot thank the Foundation Kim Tarcon (UCrRiveiside) Kimberly Kienker (Miami, Ohio) Deanna Sigman (.So. Methodist) KatJileenRae (C'oloiado) Hill Timer Dirk, $475 Ruth li. Fox, $400 Dfdla.s-.Mpha Xi, $1,000 Lynne Barnett-Beta Rim, $1,000 enough for this award. Everyday I am reminded how proud I am to he a Gamma Phi Beta. E.specially working in thefield of higher education! and Greek Life, I constantly realize what sorority life offers today 's young women. Kelly Burmei.ster (Kansas) Emily Ashcraft (/\rizona) Jennifer May (Arizona) Kathryn Swanson (Mor cliead St.) I am to be a fane B. Frencli, $1,000 TithIson-Alpha Epsilon, $250 TilMsoth.Mpha F.p.siirm, $251) Wnuhesla; $200 incredibly proud member ofsuch a strong and distinguished Anjali Bicknell (Oklahoma City) I can to BOOK Winchester, $200 organization. only hope give back to Gamm/i Phi as much as I have ARDS received. "

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Nicole Silverio (Sonoma State) Winchester, $200 ' Doris Gorden Recipient Feels Fortunate [endowments] I to be a Gamma Phi I' Pam Freeman, a Gamma Phi from Bloomington, Ind., who has multiple sclerosis, received the Doris Garden Special Sister Grant last year to her a The following is a list of the Ciamma I'hi Beta Foundation's current endowments and |, help purchase and She wrote a letter to the and we felt it those members and friends who restricted their gifts to these endowments during j computer printer recently Crescent, I 1999-2000: . was appropriate for you to see how much your gifts can help our sisters:

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endowments to Eleanor E. Ericson, Kappa Josephine T. Robinson " Fellowship I Dear Sisters: .iupport graduate slud^: Scholarship Fiuid Ballard/Katherine Trice [� I would like to share with my sisters how fortunate I feel to be a Gamma Phi Phyllis Donaldson Choat Wenig, Psi Chapter Beta Chapter Fellowship Sune Ericson Scholarship Beta. I pledged the sorority in 1971 at Indiana University and for three years lived Carolyn Beltramini Adrienne in the Beta Phi house. I felt the closeness of sisters then and met Rogovin and F. f Chapter Although Caldwell Frances Sauer Kathryn John Winchester I a woman who to this day is still my best friend, it has only been since becoming Cherie Olsen Scholarship McElhinney Marjorie Gray Vogel ' an alumna that I have realized the true meaning of sisterhood. Nancy TovNTiscnd Reynolds Kathryn A. Woodward, Vera Vii^inia Hill Thayer j In 1987 I was with sclerosis but I was able to still be active Greater Kansas City diagnosed multiple Founders; Fellowship Dick Scholarship Scholarship I In the sorority, participating in alumnae activities and serving on the Corporation Fern Holcomb Heath EUender Dickson Board of the Beta Phi I did a lot of substitute and was involved Colleen Nelson Olson, I Chapter. teaching Fellowship Scholarship in the life of my and the activities of my two condition Nu Chapter Sholarship ^ family daughters. My Lindsey Barbee Fellowship Loreen Mohler Dorsey, Judy Oliphant I deteriorated over the next eight years and by 1 995, I was confined to a wheel- Alpha Delta Scholarship '�� unable to walk and with limited use of hands and some with Audrey Weldon Shatter Barnett, Beta Rho chair, my difficulty Sue Brownlee Lynne Fellowship Wright : my speech. My husband left the family and stopped providing support in 1 997 Wheeler Hobbs Chapter Scholarship Alison Shafer Bond Tucky Terri Hendrick j and I was forced to move two and from our home to a small Allen Witham my daughters myself Greater Kansas City Emily Mueller Henry apartment. Since that time we have been dependent on help from my family and Alumnae Chapter Ruth B. Fox Scholarship Resource Development [�' what government aid is available. Corporation Jane Benton French, For two the alumnae has out meals once a Scholarship endowments Bela Rho House p years group helped by bringing Sigma Chapter lo suppart undergraduate Corporation Board i week and during the last year the active chapter has joined in that project by Scholarship - study: doing the same when school is in session. The food has been wonderful, but more Irma Latzer Gamble The endmvments following , Importantly it has helped me to continue to feel connected to Gamma Phi. Last Omicron ' Alpha Scholarship members uniier- support 1 January the alumnae chapter had a household "shower" for me and my daughters Scholarship or Josephine Hall Graham, graduale graduate i; and in November I was able to attend Founders Day at the chapter house. Laura Frances Cottingham studies: Epsilon Scholarship In the fall of 1999 the Bloomington Alumnae Chapter applied for the Doris B. Scholarship Betty Luker Haverfield Ardis McBroom Marek Gorden endowment grant on my behalf in order for me to obtain a computer and Dallas Alumnae, Xi Alpha for use Scholarship Scholarship t-j printer my and my 14-year-old daughter. This is something that I not only Scholarship Judith Haverfield Beaupre Vanier/Beta Upsilon Fimd I had wanted for a long time, but had been recommended by my doctor to help Delta Tau Scholarship Ladyfood Scholarship Maty Vaiiier 1',^ with my motor skills. Endowment in honor of Lambda 1^ this I realized how much our sisterhood cared Gretchen Oostenink Chapter Eta Chapter Scholarship By receiving gift again really and about the individual members and that a Beta Delta Tau House Scholarship Fellowship I being Gamma Phi is for life. The Naomi Fujiinoto love and concern of sisters over the few has made it easier to Corporation Board Louise B. Tillotson, Alpha 1^ my past years truly Delia Tau C'hapter Epsilon Scholarship Elizabeth Fee cope with my difficulties. Arnold/Beatrice FDll Orra Spencer Reid Love in IIKE, Wittenberg Scholarship Scholarship Pam Freeman (Indiana) R.A. Seeler M.D. Jackie Gould Demos Endowments to aid Endowment Bev Smith Gosnell members facing serious Ruth A. Seeler, MD Rilla Casey Griffin life challenges and/or Ruth Hull-Sandinc Vii^inia Forsythe Vint unfme.%een financial Joan Chapman |ani cn.m: Fellowship/Scholarship Mai-)' Ann Ryan Johnson Virginia Forsythe Vint The Doris B. Gorden Barbara Bariihouse Special Sister Grant Johnson Endowments lo .support Endowment Mary Liess LaVenture (kimma Phi Beta's New Metro Gretchen Haller Reiter Jersey inlemational Alumnae philanlhropy, L'Cena Brunskill Rice Chapter Chicago Northwest special campingfirr girls: Shirley Egland Spalla Suburban Alumnae Special Camping Robyn Forsyth Steele Chapter Philanthropy Endowment Sandra Winslow Steiner Jennie Curtis Joyce Canavan Stewart The Northern Virginia Dorothy Sutherland Grant-in-Aid Fund Hall Sisters Camping Throop M. Bane Endowment Evelyn Joan Jahnke Virgo Ike Butler Barnhart Virginia and Lee Evans Esther Pearson Weld Lynette Porter Bertman Special Camping Joan Hcrzig Braitsch New Chapter Susan Schlessman Duncan Honored Endowment Leadership Laina Bash Endowment Laura Forman With Award Barbie (Chadwick Philanthropist Endowments to Eleanor Pattis Francis support Carol Burkholder and educational Betty Roessler Griffin The Gamma Phi Beta Foundation honored Susan Schlessman Duncan leadership Dronberger Estee Dudash LaClare with the the Foundation's programming: Tucky Wheeler I lobbs (Colorado College) Philanthropist Award, highest Deborah Lewis The Joanne Callis Roman honor, at the 2000 Convention In Houston last summer. Evelyn Gooding Mildred Sears Miller Dippell Leadership Carleen Rose Sullivan Sue exemplifies all that the Philanthropist Award embodies: the award is given Margaret Myers Endowment Helen Ward Pustmueller to a Gamma Phi Beta for her endeavors Patricia Beard Painton deserving outstanding philanthropic Marion Benson Hastings Museitm Endowment outside of Julie Pawelczyk Pawelczyk Gamma Phi that have made a tremendous positive impact on the lives Ronald Ralpliiiie Staring Helen Ward Pustmueller Marie Pickrel of others. Jan Wilcox Rietman Leadership Development Beta Nu Mary with Leadership Sue, along her husband James, has generously enriched the lives of Krista Larsen Ritacco Endowment Education Fimd thousands of Denver-area children through numerous gifts to the Denver Zoo, Amanda Sledge The Jane Benton Sarah Bradley Presser including the donation of the Tropical Discovery Building. Sue has also been Wcida Walker Stoecker French/Sigma P. Denton Convention involved with the YMCA for over 35 25 as a board years, including years Convention Leadership Fund member. In 1999, The Susan M. Duncan YMCA was and dedicated In Endowment completed Chicago-Far West French Arvada, Colorado. Lyman Suburban Alumnae Sue gives generously to the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation and is a member of Chapter The Lenore Markham and the Foundation's President's Circle, which honors members who have given more Cinda Keating Lucas than $25,000 to the Foundation in their lifetimes. In her fact, upon receiving Collegiate Leadership Philanthropist Award at Convention 2000, she promptly turned at the podium to Endowment Verona her presenter, and handed Verona a check made out to Gamma Lynam, Advisor's Convention Phi Beta Foundation for Sue is an $10,000! truly inspiration to all Gamma Phis, Education Endowment and the Foundation is proud to honor her with Its Philanthropist Award. Alyce Langenberg Anawalt Sue and her husband live in Lakewood, Colorado. Mary Jane Nolting Birdsall C^arol Goshaw Blanchard Linda Balinkie Sciacchitano $125-1249 Catherine Soper White The Fund Eleanor Stoddard Seibold Elizabeth Schultz Andersen Beverley Williams \Miilehead Loyalty Carol Geniesse Shambtirek Frances .'\ppleby ,^ndrews Heather HoUenbeck Florence Vellenga Spindlcr Andrea Woolard Borch WilHamson Those who annual unrestricted to the Foundation's Fund, Zimmerman give gifts Loyalty support special Ruthanne Strohn Strohn Nancy Probst Crandall Jane Topping camping for girls, financial aid for our members and Sorority educational and leadership Marion Ehrlinger Swanson Patricia Damisch Koulogeorge Zeta Thank to our 1999-2000 donors: Karen Koski Udell Verna .^mling Hauser programming. you Goucher Rebecca Vail Mamie Kalmus Kapuscinski College Valitchka Kimberly Sandie Peterson Kirkbride S250-$499 Gina Vossellcr Koerber Patterson Alpha Elizabeth Bromi Hill $124 and under Gamma Cynthia Margaret Hanex' Crault Margaret Rothcrmel Wal.son Ann Petersen Syracuse LIniversity Maijorie McCluie Hotthut'r Jamie i\ldrich, SCA University of Wisconsin- Ritdnger Jane flicks West Barbara Bushlw Sharon Haines Jacquet Nancy Walter Allshouse Madison Royden $125-$249 $2,500-$4999 Christine Hanis Rachel Harris Shackleton Ann Wollman .Almond Kingsbury Kathryn ,\pthorp, SCA Delta MarilvTi Smith Tennity Doris Hcidgcrd Kucnning Lisa Beaubien $500-$999 Nancy Callaghan Boston University $124 and undei' Barbara Missert Wessel, TEII Nancy Price Lilly Becker Nancv I'ilann Aiith .AnnaT,)nne Dodds Lejeune Virginia Felice Pomierski Allen Dawn Nelson, SCA Jill Collison Behm, SCA $i25-$249 $250-$499 $250-$499 Frances Williamson $124 and under Melissa Nichols Heidi Berner Liza Boglivi, SCA TEII Jeanne Itice Clark lynne Clark Nordhoff Applchans, Marian Bickford Karen Carmody Palmieri Jennifer Beyland Sheila Scanlon Ncdclcu Doty Maude Harnden Maiy Baiyor Baiyor, TEII Dunlap Gina Licitra SCA Dorothy Pringlc Paparella Jenny Bregger, Polly Nootian Rutnik Carol Lindner Beaton Eileen O'Brien $12.5-$249 Michaelson Ta\ini Day .Sharon Coletli Randall Beltramini Caldwell June Carolyn Louise Rowlands Carroll Kathleen V\'est Brandt Shiriey Fenncr Rcidcnbaugh Maria .Aliejew Coates %I24 and under $l25-$249 Louise Marston Cionklin Melissa Budig Eta Belli Reinisch Karen Burton Dekokcr Keny .Adler, SCA Marilyn Langwoithy Cline Nancy Wilterding Daws Katharine Btizzell University of California- Lisbcth Ringlet Lisa Devos Maiyellen McKelvw Bashioum .Andrea Chine Karen Milburn Gabsch Ann Marie Hipskind Berkeley Sally Posthill Rittgers Robin Moore Didoszak. SCA Nicole Biiaidi, SCA Barbara Nicholson Conklin Chariotte Swanson Smollen Campbell, TEII Jean Hart Savage Christine Allen Dodds Kathleen Lancaster Bowser $l,fi74-$2.499 Grace Simpson F.llison Jean Gundlach Tress Elizabeth Morr Conrad Gail Hoadley Schongar Martha Poe Malta Lombard! Brown, TEII Michelle Bernard Eggei Patricia C'rowley C'onnie t^halberg Cox Nancv VV^agner Katherine Ehriich Elizabeth Hosmcr Ciitoliffe Michelle Mello Lathrop $124 and under Amy Elizabeth Dase Greeuberi^ Robbie Robinson C.atherine Hottenrott Wicarty Midielle Engel, SCA Adamson Powers Evans $50O-$999 Stacy Einhom Hclfstcin, SCA Maryjoscphson Jacquie IjCe Donahue Wiedersum Florence Froelich Hottenrott Corinne Mailiuez, TEII .^nri Smith Kingsburj' Alyce Langenberg Anawalt Susan Preston Faison Judy Kaspar fciien Judith Morrison Gentry Becker Kiizanjian Allison Cans Michelle Puccio Pacheco Dorothy Thomsen I.itde Beta Virginia Beckett Tanner Andrews Reese Cindy Giainbrone Annette Nelson Bennett Jill Karen Geibosi Barbara Craton Moore of University Michigan Harper Gould Marcia Rizzotto $25()-$l99 Jeanne Cramer O'Brien Karen Nusbauin Buchfinck Diane Beauge Glyini Liza Cardona Schellpfeffer Liz Simonson Brower Robin Lance Sand SI,S74-$2,499 Jennifer Jackson Louise Revell Oaigmilc Adele Drostc Ciood Susan (kisho Kcil .Allison Sisk, SCA Margaret Cmler Doffleniyer Nancy Chase Weinsteiii Sharon Carey Brubaker Janet Holmes Duncan Frances Black Green Alison Julie Di Lorenzo Webster Becky Zerbel Powell Knapp Erin Eggenberger V. Smith Hartshorn Kiren SCA Ethel NoriT Zimmerman Mary Lopes Vines $124 and under $l,OO0-$l,fl73 Kunz, Margaret Finnane Deborah Hayes Susan Fletcher Martzowka Cheryl Bcrcsny Delphine Johnston Andrews LisJohnson Fisher Epsiion Joann Kuerst Huntington $125-$249 Michelle Bernard F.velyn Spaiiiei Mniison Gennainc Sarah Kochendorfer Justine Northwestern Roxane $250-$499 Nichols University Rockwell Bomersine Nanri Fishnian Brickman L.ydia Maiy Jo Banholzer Gertz Hope Chaikin Kosh Wiechel Dorotliy Grcnnan Burke I'atricia Bull Jean Morro^v Jean Ogle C^arolie Goniu Warren Mariin Sryne $2.500-$4,999 .Shirley Luciie Carrico Shila McComb Smith Karen Beth Saydak Gooze Doris Hennan Pankow Marissa Mazzoncini Capobiauco Jennifer Appell Hass Dorr Susan Rowe Stoll Edna Schaub Emily Cindy Townscnd (^olway Hyatt Rachel Grimm Barb Burroughs Meadows Traci Heidi Moll Rnngaldicr Dal to Stachnia, SG'V $l.874-$2,499 Ellen Yohe Munroe Amy JenniferJacobus Ray W'onne $125-$249 Susan Konchal Toy Joan Anton Daniels Stag Janet Schlichtingjaekel Jocelyn Birch Burdick, TEII Maijorie Johnston Peterson .\nn Townsetid Alhvein Staser Margaret Peck Delpriore Judith Reynolds Mary Shepard Kosloske Dorothy Somers Hoehn Marian Northcotl Ponder $124 and uudet- Lale Colleen Dembs .'Vrpaci Elizabeth McCallum Slraidi Heidi Krahn Joyce Ferguson Saunders Suzannc Baron Barbara Biischman farison Michele %500-$999 Susan Beil Dcwolf Suchovsky Kadierine Miller Beth Pieipont Schober Michelle Eisenstein Way Bergmark Nina Jody Maiy Gage Summerhays tx-. Cron Foster Difrantesco Mildred Rowlands Nelson Maiy Amy Shipper Birdsall Marsha Fruin Maiy Jane Nolting Melissa Dorothy C^ant Tyler Rosalie Mortell Doyle Anianda Nelson, SCA Gay Heather Smith Victoria McBride Blockhus Funke Grant Earls .�Vngela Siidha Veerapaneni Barbara Nesbif Phyllis Ness .Sandy Curry Smoot Catlirin SCA Louise I^ake $25l)-$499 Boaz, Linda Smith Felice Sprague Caroline .Savage Wanstall Eleanor Hulce Nonnington Maureen Spain MacKenzie Lois Moore Kircher Margie Campbell Claudia Stem Frankcl Kathryn Lynch Macpherson Liz Ware, fEll Lori .Scheinfeld Peckarsky Phyllis Graham Stigall Elizabedi Reid Dianiha Helen Hansen Shaffer Dickey Joanne Gaccioue Nancy Limdin Witteveen Rebecca Cadwallader Pierson Katharine Croft.s Storm Townsend Catherine Dohert) Colleen M. Nancy Reynolds Phoebe Power Wyland Catherine CJafTney ICilpanick Rice .\nn Louise Harris Straw Marcia .'\nne Shields Gray Doty Lana Rittmann Nicole Zakrzewski Grauer Becky Montana Schueller Carol Carbone Teny Kara Sarah Skilton DuUman, SG\ Anne Gray Kiithryn Krans Schwarting Heather Wade Kendra Suzanne Stack Wliile Felisky-Watson Convention Raffle Margaret Cleary Felkins Janice Washburn Dorr Joan Roth Finiiie Julie Firestone Barrett Poppe Edstrom Barbara Malkerson Fischer Offered Gifts Naomi Fujimoto Anne Brennecke Edwards Barbara Tanner French Unique Nancy Thompson Geim Virgdnia Gose Febinger Tammara Madson Holtoif Jean Kraemer Hagenstein Jennifer Fremarek Amy Michler Lewis Hunter Edwina Hamm Jennifer Gorsuch Robin Rohde Keller Fiances Moss Hendricks Debra Byrnes GiifFin Linda Griswold Kemper The following Susan Tucker huiamorau Lillian Hallstfand -Aleeii Jimge Klass members, friends and Grayle fully James Nancy Sorrels Heggem Geraldine Rein Kiicr Alice Mailiuelli Kett Rose Haffner Heniy CJaiol Bums Laybourn corporations generously Francesca Mecia Krauel Kelly Hoell Susanne Leighton, SCA gave lo the Found Layne Kuinetz, SCA Maiy Kurtz Holmes Betty Johnson Lestor Nicole Lampe Kathleen Holmes, SG\ Gieseke Lewis ation's raffle at Virginia Joan Lange, SCA Vandna Jeiath Virginia Wright Magnus Convention. The raffle Elizabeth Colton Leonard Susan Kotowski M.R. Holloway Mandiey Marion Welter MacDonald Panicia Perrin Mangns Susan Cicnskow was a significant part Mayer Barbara Heyns May Marcia Hoag Miller Ketd Nolle, SCA of our overall success, Betsey Hoflman Metzger Betty Rose Morris Alice Gombacker Olson and the Foundation Janice Slater Parker Susan Hall Orr Michelle Oswald Abby Bleistein Pariy Heather Ostermiller, SCA An n Lajoie Pickler extends a veiT sjjecial Marguerite Ruisinger Payne Patricia Nichols Pierson Vicki Stallings Trecker Katherine Stubb tliank you to; Petray Maryjane Halter Raabe Coleen Vance, SC.'\ ;\nna Pulido Kristen Rider Maijorie Gray Vogel Gail Rodrick-Highberg Su Hardin Ryden Jeanne Bettencotirl Scott Ottilie Stafford Seeber Lambda Kiien Woo, SCA Lisa Moritz Shaffer University of Washington Dottie K, Alt (jonnie Preston La Alumnae Louise Stegner Stcinbniner Jolla C'hapter Theta $!,874-$2,499 Vada Baird Vicki Read Beach Alumnae Jennifer Tarble Loiig C;hapter Summers TEII University of Denver Hart Jean Smith, Natalie Black Ruth Andrea Seeler, MD North Houston Alumnae Betty Taylor Cahina Morse Vaupel .Sue Bender Bloch Lisa Short Northern Virginia y\hinmae f,l,000-$l,873 $250-$499 Sue Fisher TEII Krisrin Burrows Suzanne Slinn-Higgins Philadelphia West Janny Jones Strickland, TEII Kappa Hubbach, Kinnear Phdbrick Laina Bush Jessica Voorhees San Alumnae of Minnesota- Myrn Diego Clhaptci- $50a-$999 University Phyllis C;hoat Julie Vowell Savannah Alumnae C^haptr-i- Twin Cities Jessica Giraldo TEII $125-$249 ("arol Ann Davis Vickie Zimmer .'Arts & Phillips, .Antiques $50(i-$999 Jean Harhaugh Ausdn Sandra Dingier Beta Eta Denver Tech Instant Print, S250-$499 C'hapter McLaren Broback Gerry Olwell Myers Inc. Nancy Julie Cinnpbeil Fein Gamina Iota Cihaptcr lammic CMunz Benyk, TEII Karen Ltindin Possehl Tina Freeman Gamina Rho (ihapter Keith Steiner Ruamie Hill Binns $250-$499 $124 and under Doris B. (iorden Delta Liimbda (chapter Loiing, Sternberg & Associates Barbara Olson Gabbert Jean .Anderson Allard $l25-$249 CJieryl (km ter Epsiltiii Theta (Chapter Prism Design Paula Johnson Wilke Melissa Stewart Bay Jane Bock KiisUn Elyse Guthrie Epsikni Omega Cihapter 1998-2000'lC: L'Ciena Rice, Berg Brown Linda Terri Elizabedi McNichols $l25-$249 Cummins Brown Stephanie Hearn Zeta Kiippa Cjhapter Pelegrino, Jane Briggs, Joanne Roman. Lisa Mardia Sudierland Northcutt Nicole Salo Allaire Anne Robin Holzhauer Atlanta Southern (crescent Daly Hiles, Vicki Read, Betty Ruby Catherine Cook O'Hara Alice Phelps Emeiy Julia Eaton Frank .'Vluinnae Cjhapter and Alison jeiiiiifer Hughes Quick Maguire Jennifer Peden Stanek Kiitherine Kieriand Feathei'stone Atlanta Alumnae Hcrberger Margaret Betty Ragenovich Kurkjian pad's: Vlaiiui .Mahau, Vickie lumherly Willmelle Marion .Ashley Hunter Galbraith y\luninae Zimmer. Sally Lewis C^liicago C^hapter t^athy Simon, Emily V\'enncriind Sharon Givan Roxane Bomersine, $124 and under Verona Lynam C.'.iiu:iunati Alumnae Ghapter Jody .Sandra Sliaub Goelzer Melba Hickman Bai dell Kiireu McCaiin Ohio Alumnae Stenelijen, Spurrier, Julia $124 and under Keri Swan Dayton and Hadley Jeannine Kallal, Patty .Ann Brasfield Beier Baibara Maurin Ann Mitchell Ciliapter /Arnest Kiiren Hedine Qiookhae-Kragh Pamela F.xanston-North Shore Marsillo Bonnie Catherine W'ilkins Ballou Moore Sheila Johns Heimbach (jheryl Deborah Hidde Borak iUiimnac Jane Humiston Bartcl HerrcU Loaren Muehl Lindsay Dorodiy Kristin Fort Myers .'Vhiiunae Chapter Borgeson Bonnes Kristen Lindskogjanis Sandra R. Nauman Charlie C^ollins Gamma Kappa Alumnae .Anne Christensen Ellen Brchm Leivis C^hris PaiTisli Kiiren France Cramer Houston Alumnae Heidi Munson Coupland Jean Fisher Mcl'aush Clhapter Kimberiv .Auerbach Linda � Pelegrino Dewey, Jill Dauska, SCA Frances McLallen Meeks Kent Alumnae SCA Alison Potter Gail Skogmo Edwards Barbara Steen Michels .Aime Adams Moldrem, TEII Carole Quigley Geiger Sally Jeffers Myers Tiffini Mueller Gregory Mary Lewis Nordquist Dorothy Dickey Harn Julie Ogata Julie Heiroii Gina Ottele Eleanor Forrest Hillar Amy Parker, SCA Darci Rose Hinthorn Diane Ahlskog Pearson Shellie King Hodges Kristin Piatt Barbara Pinkerton MacMillan Suzanne Ciunderson Virginia Wright Melin Sedlewicz Perkins Mesner Lyn LEFT: Connie Burkett Evelyn Lewis Shirrell Natalie Thamert Miller. SCA Preston (Lamar) and Connie Johnson Sliope Ruth Munro Katherine Wcbcr Wcbcr-Fey Patricia Beard Painton Mindy Sutton (SMU) Gwen Goodwin W^ite Louise Goodwin Putnam top off the gold bars Barb C^ady Wildcrman Laurie Ramey for the Province Race Jean Osborne Wilhelm Maiy Hansen Reed Corinne Carpenter Voder L.aura Campbell Romanaggi for the Gold Challenge. Williams Laura Tallanl Schroeder Julianne LOWER LEFT Cinda Zimmerman Aimee Schweizcr, SCA Lucas Teresa West Shields Keating (USC), Mu Marlisa Webb Stone on left and Ruth A. Stanford Elliott Walton Betsy Seeler, M.D. (Vermont) $125-$249 Barbara Leiter White, TEII on right. Margaret Morse Watts Katherine Bain Murray

$124 and under Martha Hall Niccolls Helen Bullard CJhappell Province For Barbara Lyon Baxter Race The Gold/Convention Raffle Jane Spalding Levitt Raise at Convention Nu Record-Breaking $70,000 University of Oregon Individual Convention gifts foster between Provinces $2,50(}-$4,999 competition Ruth Hillman Carter The Foundation offered a new way for C'onvention-goens to support Gamma Phi Beta with $125-$249 die Province Race for the Gold, a fun and easy way for all Cxinvention attendees to participate Chiisdna Carey Dawn Hanavan Chrisle in giving to the Foundation. Kaira Esgate, SG\ Each (jonvcntion attendee was asked for a minimum unre.stricted of to Doris Hamanii gift $5 die Brenton Lindcmuth i'ammy Foundation, and to sisters from her Province to do the same. The first Province Martha Harrold MacBride encourage Anne Halderman McGowan that reached 100 percent particijiation in the contest from all its Convention attendees was Citrleen Rose Sullivan recognized at the Confirmed Conventioneers dinner on Ftiday night, along with the Province $124 and under Slefaiii Blair that reached 100 percent with the highest average. Amy Briggs Province 1 was to Dorothy Peterson Caffee the first reach 100 percent participation and Province X\T was close Carolyn Can Choate behind but had die highest average to the winners and thanks to all who Nancy Cullers CJlaridge gift. Ciongratulations Mary Lou Dyer Ferguson attended Cxmvention and participated in the contest. Special thanks go to Dr. Ruth Seeler Leanne Bcall Gabriel Jocelyn Fancher Gay (Vermont) and Cinda Keating Lucas (US(";), who.se last-iuinute challenge pushed tlie total

amount donated up into the stratosphere! XI Karyl Fraley Dean Piper Lowe Keaung Julie Hyde University of Idaho Angle Jordan Diiiiil University of Nebraska- Julie Koch, SCA -Vlary Ketcham The Foundation would also like Michelle Dooley Lincoln Joan Wagoner Kopf Karen Lewald $l.000-$l,873 Heather Kiier to extend a thank to the Maiy Doyle Maryann Ruud LeZotte .Mcintosh special you Nanc) Beriy Lisa Davis Dreaden $250-$499 Kristin Kruse Teresa Michel members of the following trustees, Donaldson F.velyn ,4llard Ellis Phyllis Choat Ardith Smith Lennerille Jan Anthony Mickelson $500-$999 Public Relations Omimiitee and Lisa Felice Belt)' Roessler Chiffin, TEII Koser Matson Moffitt Ronald Dorothy Joann Ralphine Storing Doris Carlson Kath members of the Development Jennifer Flynn Jamie Milholland Mary Helen Mnriing Barbara Reiser Storm $250-$499 t^ommittee who helped to make the Louisa McMein Friend Judy Easier Miller Doris I lavercamp .Nelson Nancy Wolfe Ciinzel Laveric Herman Morehouse Dawn Panko, SCA Bonnie Kuehl Ford Convention 2000 such a success: $l25-$249 (ireene Andei'son Olson Suziinne Best Williams ]ill Agnes Tracy Patrizi Ciirol Eileen Hepperly Arjjke Osborn Grimm Jody Bender Olsson Carol Maxant Phillip Kiis Baack. TEII $l25-$249 Phyllis Donaldson C!:hoal Brett Batten Hackmaun, SCA Michelle Swell Plugge Lisa Quinlan Margaret Neumann Dietz Verona Dilbeck Ginny Harrison Hariow Shannon Bradley Rappel Kerry Reinert Maiy McKenney Copelaild Lynam Sharon Witt Dunham Vicki Hartz Milyj SCA Diane Soderstrom Goff Ruth A. MD Ritzman, Mary Reynolds Remy Seeler, [odeen Mueller Fletcher Jean Barlle Hemphill Roberta Nielsen Saalfeld Maiyada Johnson Ritchie Nancy Grange Jones Marlene Cioos Julie VoweU Kathleen Hermes Purdy Betty Dotzler McFLissick Brenda Fernau Schimend Marilyn Guendier Rummel Miller C^arrie Ziegenbein GotLsch Kay Conrad Robinson Melanie Hora Jennifer Heyen Linda Muff Sclueiner Julie Simonds .Sylvia McNally Jenkins Joyce E. Hatch Madeline Hodges Catherine Seagrcn-Alley Cathy Berke Tegele $124 and under Kristin Atricia Sultzbaugh Kenagy Hoppensiedt-Kreckman Nalalya Shannon Emily Herman Thompson Sally Erikson Lewis Jane Ktiglcr Kimberiy Albcrs Emmabelle Cllemenis Horning Jami Sharp Frances Bailey Van de Venne Lucas Marion Mahone Sarah Berch, SGA Cindy Keating Shelley Isaacs Campen Deanna Frenk Sheets .Amy Waller Kiiria Keyes Miller Cheri Bloom Laura Erin Jaktibek Dawn F.loe .Spanhake Chrisune Zinger Taylor McMurray Boettner Amy Browning Virginia Brubaker Johnson K:rlhy Miuph) Bonnie /Vltman Steiner Cheiyl Broyles Moore Brown Noren Jennifer Brim, SCA Marilyn .Schnirring Kennedy Molly Tiffany Tan- Sigma C'onnie Burkeu Preston Orr Doris Marchi Bnder Lynda Kowalczyk Carolyn Mary Nelson Tollefson University of Kansas Catherine Eari Reinmiller Heidi Poffenioth Carter Mindy Sutton Janice Johnson Kuhn Anne \lach Karen Sdmbert-Ciuck $5,000 aiuimne Molly Knoff Cox, TF.II Welsh Melanie Laasch Nancy Wliile Welton Magnes Adele Greene Stieitwieser Luciie Dunn, TEH CalliDaly Stacy Laurinaids McVey O'Connor Swanson Patricia Bailey Diltmaii June Johnson Lewis Peggy Rho Tedermaii $i,000-$l,873 Susan Soderstrom Divcly Denise Maple Jamie University of Iowa Babs Hansen Gloiia Nelson Castor Hicks Dohenv Tracy Marks McCarthy Weinberg Libby $I,0(IO-SI.S7.3 Clawson McCiilloch Nancy O'C^onnor Whitted Lynne I^g-an Angella Eckert, SGA Cadierine Marrone fhompson $125-$249 Krisnne Melby Jennifer Puiensen Zatechka Qiorie McF.lhinnev Olsen Marynell Dyatt Reece Deborah Harris Freeman Amy Banlett Thornton Gloria Kramer Baird Rebecca McKinleyTden Trevcr Guerriero .\nnie Williams Meier Nancy Becky Boyd-Obarski Tiffany $124 and under $250-$499 $5()0--$999 Kati Haeder Stacie Wilmodt Helen Elliott Kiilhleen Casper Michael Higgins Davies Backenstosc Haller Dee Ellen Burrows Clifford Stirrelt Krystina Cerryjakway Marilyn Pagano Harvey Debra Smith Wombacher Gustavison Jamie Nagy Jeannien Ludwig Sorensen Bowen Wlieeler I lobbs Lesley Hagood Kennedy Gwen Beverly Tucky Elissa Henckel Sallie Latimore Sarah Patterson Young Lou Ellis Morse .Micaela Brandt C;iaudia Boles Myers .Allegra Higer Diane Slanislowski Pearse $125-$249 Julie Pawelczyk Abigail Briggs Barbara Ossian Williamson Kelli Omicron Joy Heath Johnson Constance Noi^aard Pries Pennington Delta Rohn Carlson Nicole Fredericksen .\nn University of Illinois Juhe Poynton $259-$499 Foley Kennedy Janet Mosher Rasmessen Weber Collins Susan Larson Kauss Elizabeth Margaret JeriT Daridson Scanlan Range-Kiely Ellen .McEwcn Lillge S2,.500-$4,999 Jenniffer Thompson Ruth Finighl Lundquist Jan Davey Eleanor Hutchison Reacc Jane MacCuaig Cory Vicki Wilson Martin Hanes Sulzbacher Wax Munns Hearn, TEII Wilruk Betty Barbara DeMeis Sharlyn Stephanie Carolyn Turner Chariolle Briggs Lou Dean Wanderer Hepner Rosensdel Felt Moore Molly Weyen McCoiikey Betty Eicher Gretchen Meier Oostenink Mary Nora TEII Jenie Liingelett Catherine Gurus Melgard K;itlileeii O'Connor Williams Rowley Ann Olson Monis $500-$999 Clarric Ellingson-Klaege, SCA Jo Schurman Jeanne Carpenter Virginia Evans Miles Jenny Savi.ski Man' O'Brien M. Evelyn Bane Suzette Emmons Elaine McCMdon Scllmcr Meisinger Jennifer Osborn Moffit $124 and undin- Lorraine Zeisler .Schneider Sara Fair Jane Piper Gleason Carolyn Kittelson Fenster Megan Slaughter Sleeper Madeline Meltvedt Naser Elaine Geidel .^scheiibrener Millicent Simonds Bates Ronda Mann Hemphill Rochelle Hanson Fornev Cathiyn Taylor Kirsten Melgard Parker Suzanne Bartelson Alice Jacobsen Spiague $125~$249 Judy Sennett ,\llysou Friez Suann Praest Ruth Kane Bartley Stephanie Stoltz $124 and under Lola Bianit Atha Cathy Brunzell Hahn Erin Stanfield Charlotte Tanton Ba.sli Betty Booth Tiempe Caniien .Anderson Allison Coffman Reiger $250-$499 Lois Hanson Bryan Jamie Retacco Blackman Gina Trimarco Bildstein Margaret Dahlquist Cariotta Hagen Bielfeldt Stephanie Henning C;hrisli Mardn Hairzel Emily Eddy Price Tiiman .'Vltagracia Sahnas Ellen Pauline Gucker Blair Nancy Virginia Husman Baibara Bauerle Glanz MacCircgor Kay S Gleason Hays C^hency Clark Schmitten Potter Bowman Kitt)'Jo Vol isek Katrina Crabb Susan i\ngela Denise Tober Jeanne Theresa Heisler Haipcr Heather Mitchell Smith Eleanor Schlecht Cox Dorothy Bninkow W^ilker CJcist Bcdi Weir I'asha Hunke Jennifisr Jones Jill Thomas, SCA Lone Hetl'eraan Cristofaio Kori Williams Joanna Henricks Helen Hughes Moepfer Amy Kamphaus-Masek, SCA Andrea Cooney Gusick CiiTie Hill Rlionda Lahue Mordv Jo Anne Pardn Ozhan Rosina Treacy Ferguson Sarepta Pierponi Ostium Tau $125-$249 Terri Kennedy Briggs C^arolyn Reed Barbara SchroU Saathoff Susan Fischer Sue iAnn Haines Ott Colorado State University Patsy McGahey Henderson Marge CSillchrest Bromley Renee Webb Wall Jeaninne Willis Schroff Janet Allen Fidiian Doiis McConnell Owens Melissa Hensley Marlaine Rogers Brown and under Kathryn Sowder Smithson- Betsy Morgan Ganin BJ. O'Neal Pattee $.'iOO-$999 Kristin Ciinis $124 Dittcmore Kadiy Tawadros Gaunter Cindy Emig Penzler Carol Enin Gassen $124 and under Betde Potts Duffy' Robin Hollingsead yVllen Kiiren Ziipko Stuart Jane Lillis Gochis Marion Sheldon Pierponi Angela .Ashton Lucille Vanloan Eldridge Gandice Alspaugh $250-$499 Rebecca Hoover CJonzales Susan Pipes-Ken' Elizabeth Atwood Bolden Joan Wa.sscnar Forrest Jane Steinhorst Anderson $124 and under Koerner Sotidiwick Janet Quinzer Gooch Ktistin Newell Putnam Patty Marie Brennan Bond Marta Ileffner Brenda Ball Pollom Adams Marilyn Abby Walsh Goodman Jennifer Radke-Babcock Chiisde Gro.s.sheider Carter Patricia Moore Johnson Cheiyl Berot Boutte Karen Beardslee Asmann $125-$249 Maiy McDonald Gosney Jeanne Ckirman R;tn Aline Chapman Cin'er Joann Hutchinson Joplin Eleanor Erickson Brewster Maikhain Beckwith Patricia O'Nedl Colket Julia Kathiyn SchroU Ciraves Roxannc Reber Jane Dooley Conzelman Shannon Juiijani, SCA Shana Chadwell Callahan Marilee Cjilbert Stephanie Kerber Conrad Bcnagc Diane Ilornaday Hall .Anne Jones Rhoades Alison Cromer Chrisd Lindauer FLilpaUick, Julie Ganfield Edmistou Rose Virginia Bemey Susan l.anclman Harwood Louise Kane Roark Myra Dreyer Elizabedi Dawson TEII Deborah Jeffrey Coleman Susan Owens Bloom Alice Jeanette Robinson Judy Shepherd Hawkins Marcia Neal Rowley Rutliie Pettenger Emerson Elsie Miller Lasher Doris Schoberi Connney Hntchason Boersma Hawkins Shirley Janis Johanson Haydon Krisune Sailer Rtith Wehmeyer Forsman Irma Hoech Matthew Vicki Stover Crocker Booth Cheiyl Broyles Moore Jan Jane Heeney Eleanor Bell Schaller Rudie Pistol" Fullgraf Maiy McDennott Joan McMillan Boriand Helen Fisher McMeuauiiu Shirrell Da\is Tii'nie Webb Huudugton Shirley Samuelson Schell $124 and under K;iren Diehl Careening Finley Leigh Bottigcr Valendnc Hustcd Dickinson I lelen Griffiths Kaiser Kathleen Shacklett Miller Mary Margaret Michelle Kitto Adsit Jamie DeDeyne Marilyn Boon Brocgc HuttonT Florence Lorelei Stewart Moersch Michelle Daus Nancy lodges Schnackenberg Scivice Davis Dooley Keegan Dempsey Emma Stiitou Brooks Nancy Sheila Immel Kreider filoria Grafe Krimmel Parrish, SGA Swift Fair Murphy Jacqueline Shmalberg Cithic MaiinolT Den Julie .Strong Jane Gretchen Youse Brown Patricia .Arnold Sandra Miller Shutler l.ticietia Green Debra Kan Rice Goldstein Jones Ann ken l.indsley Jamie Brianne Brown Amy Engel Hansen Ossian Smith Ittel Leslie Richardson Linda Wallis C^iillin Nancy Jones Sally Kristin SCA Betty Mardng .Sue Brownlee Evans, Wright Troester Hill Brown Slusher Roeder Hardwick Jill Jones Virginia Soper Barbara Clausen Fuelberth Maryjane Monning Nancy Megan Kathryn Brueck Laura Dunmire Klotz .Alison Digges Staniforlh Hccker Kiithy Saiidoz, SGA Sarah Dunlap Hartman Chariene Leedy Gail Gladys Myles Margaret Overall Burnett Ulmer Barbara Read Stapleton Stallone Olson Jan Forder Sanis Margo Hilfinger Janet Koerlge Sharon Reisig Green Jacqueline Krisdn Buitows C^.hrisde Ann Steele .Scholes Cramer Steward Johniia Payne Himcs Kroeger Kelly Vivian Fletcher Hadley Joanne Ro.ssnagel Carolyn .^iii Patricia Ilardey Bush Susan Lake Mazzie Lane Vickie Dunn Vohs .Autumn Iluid Steger Nicole Hon'at Judy Renje Seybt Gray Fischer Buder Maiy Bette Brook Lathram Man' Stephenson Nila Steck Patterson Ward Michelle Ivenion, SCA Caren Oindy Keller Waninger Julianne Jane Marshall Campbell Alice Robinson Gamct Koch Swallow Barbara Babson Lauren Levy Kathy Stephenson Roberta Kirschbaum Jeanne Wolfgang Jackson Shirley Lytle Capps Donna Lenore Matthews Krisd Znmbo, SCA .Andrea Logan Strong Phyllis Eaker Kossa Virginia Morsey Talley Janger .Marcia Nelson Cassidy Susan Ulrich Loncar Anna Muhlenbnich Snicker McLeod Vandervoort Ban Lara LeMieux Beverly Johnson Chase Psi Jane Woestemeyer Buck Vinita Bradshaw Suirgeon Marian Mueller Yochum Clarabedi Holt Kerner. TEII Jennifer Longhofcr Jill Wandel Luttges .Anita Kopmanis Collistcr Barbara Blee Maille Deanell Reece Tacha University of Oklahoma Susan Bowles Ketch Mary Service Mardn Sara Clawson Colt Melinda Maniro Susan Chi .'\nn Elizabedi Foreman Lason Starkey Popp Taylor Buder Mathiesen Susan Craivfbrd Mary $2.500-$4,999 I larriette Stewart .McCiiul Jessica Townsend Teague Oregon State University fodiiyn L,athim, TEII Ruth Stone McCreaiy Barbara Dunbar Hailev Betty Ilailey Crooker Alberta McGralh Jane Anvater Tinklepaugh .Alyssa LaVallc Johnson Gertrude Barnes McMillan $250O-$4.999 Patricia Murrell Cindy Schuler Davidson Mclnrire Michelle Duran Tnideaii Thompson Lewis Judy Bailey Trina Davis Molly .Marsha Bovos Deitchman Phillips Cieorgie Post McC^lenaglian, Hewett Doris Tiben Lhlig Marcie Linduff Jananne McLaughlin Carroll Reisig Rice TEII $l,874-$2,499 Sara Diseiio Undcnvood Martha Van Rheen Lomax Marilyn Heywood Richardson Wesl Cynthia Susan Margaret Right Margaret Pape Eggleston Donaghue McQtiillen Elizabedi Robinson Vander .Shan nan Long Sandra Gustafson Robey $l,0(Kr-$l,875 Mary Beth Mueller Doughty Harriette Smith Velde Melissa Marehall, SCA McVay Susan Cirant Schneider, TEII C^aroUne .Aiinstrong Tealbrd $500-$999 Shiriey Grounds Duncan Maiy Tinkler Meeker Shirley Hoyt VonRuden Jo Jane Ware Mai^shall Marjy Mills Shupert Patricia Hall Marshall Ciatherine C:ainpbell Dunmire Meissbach .Andrea Reese Wagner Alisa Melton Janice Jones Melissa Schultz Smith $25(}-$499 Ruth Longwood Dyerly Greef Menchetti Linda Ventura Walker $250-$499 Panicia Pritchett Joan Patton Millie Darling DeGrool Metzinger Wallace Judy .Straayer Maijorie Sicgrist Ebling Kimberly Smith Mersman Virginia Vogel Carol Carr Henderson Morgan Morgan Laura Juba Terrell Dorothy Beegle Baggeriy I lelen Lockhart Egy Melinda Beard Mesler Diane Warner Karen Gamel Urette Chrisdnc Lowiy Murphy Bett):inn Hiiskins Ungemach Mai-y Lawrence Fugle Jennifer Messelt Lindsay Wedel $l25-$249 Sally Neal Connie Eiicbon Carney Patricia Elliott Meyer ISarbara Fell Welton Upsilon Laura Mason Do)'le $125-$249 Gloria Swanson Nelson, TED Milne Esstman Linda McConnell Martin Julie Marilynn Konantz Miller Wialey Hollins College Glee Clark Heikes. TEII Stacey Boyer Julie Owens Julia Jardes Estcs Mary Stout Mize Penelope Paris Wilton Beth Houser Morse Georgia Reeves Ctosv Lena Parker Helen Johnson Eubank Melissa Lawson Moody Emily Allen Witham $250-$499 Michele Penson Tsuchiya Andre Pequignot Gilnmen Lou Swift Perett Emily Stacey Evanow Christi Morgan, .SCA C^hrislina Grouse Wood Maiy Wiite Coppage Judy Graham, TEil Elizabeth John,son Reidy and under Elizabeth Evans Evans Deb Reid Mountsier Jean Elson Woods $124 Chrissy Wliile Hancock Jamie Richards Phi Jane Reece Ewy Adele Hucben Munay Janet Warmaii Wright Karin Kcnyon Beagle Kiisd Hintcrgardt /\nn WiUiams Ross Sally McDonald Fankhauscr Sara Necessary Stephanie Yagcr-.Andcrson Washington University Barbara Weiss Boenzli Annabel Jones Debby Maxey Samaras Maiy Markham Faucett O'Connor Andrea Groves Yoxall Jo Ann Boyer Kloos Caroline Landis .Alice Paramore Jennifer Stenger $250-$499 Sharp Ann Brennciseu Fendorf Nancy Robinson Brenza Kathiyn Shaw Kiki Sloan Phillips, TEII Collegiate and Alumnae Chapters Barbara Houck Sowers Michelle Cook Perkins Judith Wilson Stallsmith Kiisde Rochr Delta Lambda OH Muncie IN Collegiate Chapters Dayton, Area, Cresce| Kimberly Stoncr, SCA Gwen Lankford Rogers Delta Psi Evanston North IL Circle $1874-52,499 Shore, Buffy Tesio Catherine Schanche Sanders Fort CO FL Crescent Florence Leenhouts Vallance Lillian Schwitters Gamma Eta Epsilon Collins, Naples Area, Frey Melisa Euliss Weaver .Se\'erson Nu Greater Fort FL Circle Lind.sey Delta Epsilon Myers, Upsilon SheUa Went, SCA Robin Shaffer-Lilienthal Zeta Delta Hawaii North Houston, TX Karen Stuart White Meg Shill TX Oklahoma OK $1,000-51,873 Kappa Houston, City, 1 Keni Wilbourn Dorothy Haley Snyder IN NE 1 Elizabeth Wille Catherine Colman Alpha Indianapolis, Omaha, Spika 5124 and under Inland CA lA Caroline Reigle Williams .'\nn Candor Walby Steben Alpha Gamma Empire, Quad Cities, ^J Linda Dirks Williams Nancy Lanham Titus Beta Tau Lake County, IL San Diego, CA Beta Gamma m/KM Julie Slidcup Wilson, SCA Virginia Schutter Voss Gamma Rho Beach, CA Santa CA Beta Kappa Long Barbara, |^H Jane Candor Walby Zeta WI FL Omega Weiland Gamma Kappa Milwaukee, Tallahassee, ^^| Nancy Zeta Theta New Metro Iowa State University Delta Delta Jersey .Amy Wordiley Melissa Northern Virginia $5O0-$999 Nulph-Caster Delta Sigma Wuestenberg Alumnae Pasadena, CA Kadierine Ainold Ervin Delta Tau Chapters Lisa Kinkade Wyan PA Susan Er\injudkins Epsilon Delta 52,500-54,999 Philadelphia West, OR Alpha Alpha Theta Fairfield, CT Portland, t250-$499 Epsilon University of Toronto Greater Kansas City, MO Rochester, NY ^IH^^^^^^H Karen W^ander Kline OR Ciuthrie Lindauer, TEH $124 and under 5500-5999 Syracuse, NY Salem, Cadiy Santa Fe, NM Crescent .Alex Toth, SCA Alpha Epsilon $125-$249 Circle Pat Vance Aust Beta Mu 5500-5999 1 Alpha Beta South CA Beta Omicron Champaign-Urbana, IL Orange, County June Blake Bernick University of North Dakota Crescent Circle Gamma Beta Dallas, TX Lynse Briney Tiffany Dckker $250-$499 CO Southeast Missouri Crescent Gamma Gamma Denver, Susan Gulliford Lynn Jorgenson Bamharl Circle Homung Gamma Epsilon South Bay, CA Marilyn Shaw Kiliper $l25-$249 Delta Chi South Peninsula, CA lla Jean Hagie Logan Swanson Brossett and under North Mohan Janet Zeta WA 5124 Steffany Alpha Spokane, Kelly Hammer Figley NM Virginia Carter Moll Xi FL Albuquerque, Robin Heine Tampa Bay, Sue Brcckenfelder Thilo TX Kuzel Pi Arlington, Karla Baur Tillotson Jennifer GA Brown Psi 5250-5499 Atlanta, Elizabeth Butler Vancisin Stephanie Lathrop Cedar lA Chicago Northwest Rapids, and under Omega $124 and under $124 West Suburban Suburban Chicago-Far Lawrence Susie .Anderson, SCA Meg Dudgeon Cincinnati, OH Ceanne Evans 5250-5499 Deerbrook, IL Crescent Ann Backhaus MO Sharec Haar Beta Phi Circle Columbia, Clarollee Deruyler Balloun OH Lisa Jennifer Hagen. SGA Delta lota La CA Columbus, Berglund Jolla, Nicole Beach Elizabeth Wilcox Bowker Hegedus Philadelphia North, PA Daytona Area, Peterson FLj^M Ellen Porter Burchfield Nancy Heising Crescent Mary St. Louis, MO Circle Hoffmann 5125-5249 ^| Glirisdne Caligiuri, SCA Emily Diablo CA Beta Alpha Valley, ^H Susan Long Dinsdale Cindy Hoggarth Eugene, OR Jill Kohlman Beta 5125-5249 Maty Stephany' Eby Epsilon |^| Elizabeth Mardn CA Foss, SGA Beta Lambda Ames, lA Glendale, Jill 1^1 Joyce Sorensen Northrop Kent, OH Michelle McGaughy Fuhr Beta Rho Aurora, IL Crescent Circle Shawna Van Roekel ^H Stephanie Harris Peters, CA Lafayette Area, IN SGA Beta Upsilon Beverly-Westwood , ^H Cirroline Hardy Howard Deborah Fowler Swanson Gamma Pi Boise, ID Mid-Maryland Crescent Patricia Stow Jackson Marvel Circle Kristjanson Williamson Delta Eta Cleveland West, OH Deena Barton Jones Dorothy Norgaard Lohry Elisabedi Pellett Alpha Gamma .Marsha Willeke Dykhouse $125-$249 Janice Vesper Martin $500-$999 Debby McFadden Eleanor Seavey Mischuck University of Nevada-Reno Dana Eariey SCA Joyce Grove Ceyler Jeanette W^aliz Poole Linda Daniel Johnson Pat Winter Mendius Eleanor Parker Moore Judy Klein Engberg Tiffanie Dewald DeWald Susan Foulk Reeves Lisa Davidson Mcliinnon Anne .Alpine Rindge Maiy Aycrigg Setzer $1,000-$1,873 Kimberly Ferrante Rebecca White Goodman Fran Woolverton Tysor Maty Melton Nicely Maureen Puis Rodway Janet Stone Wiggins Robyn Forsyth Steele Trisha .Asiala Former Ruthann Kent Grace Reba Riwer Whitmer Nannell Dickc) Ruckenbrod Nu Anne Goffinet, SGA Peggy Mckennon $250-$499 Genie Morgan Street Alpha $250-$499 McNeely $124 and under Aaron Hook Ruth Jo Mellen Mendeiihall Catherine Gardner Bowling Lisa Surman Wittenberg University F.nnis Falkenroth Sharon Donovan Colvin Jacki Karr, SCA Laura Stovitz Laina Bush Wieeler Abigail .Segal Carolyn Goering $250-li499 Martha Scott Kenton Joanna Tipton Fitzpatrick Lucille Gorkran Kabors $125-$249 Frances Rea Griffin Lillian Fisher Schnabel Marietta Lenox Kint $124 and under $124 and under Laurie Mitchell Dahla liichardson Hare Stephanie Komen Emily Ashcraft Evelyn $l25-$249 Mary Babyak Bliz Patterson Suniner Hill-Stcelc $125-$249 Dawn Schnitker Krause Ashland Julie Bonnie Edgar Peggy Dolese Brown Hilary Hoffman Balrlwin MaryPatellormnth Elisabeth Gcibel Brtincr Buckmaii Jennifer and under Nancy Willis Litzinger Nancy Bulkeley Betty $124 Laura Monkhouse Lace Tiicia May Fiiren Marsh Marti Charia BenneU Cindy Heinemann-Waites Debbie Cobb Michele Sherag^a Bariy Heinen Leanne Shott Susan Conko\ich McClaiy Jessica Casper Nancy Luetge Maijoiy Letnerjones Denise Cole Elizabedi Dugger SGA McConnell Metcalf Deb Schwarl7. Miller Dirst Gasiio Maryann Belinda Ward Morris Sdska Coon Lisa Marty Julie $124 and under F.diridge Patricia Simpson Moore Nicholas Coulette Curd Jan Lherese Kurowski Oberie Emily Chapman Stephanie Jacqueline Saudi Mason .Ainold Joyce Harris Grove Lisa Short Pollock Diana Cjhiistenson Koslas Naugle Erety Shoemaker Laurie Gooch .�Mison Poller P.J. Dowiing Dina .Assad Draeger Liz Richmond Colter Suzanne Slnihall Jane Krabill Todd Giiset Rocio Rosales Gentry Rogacki Joie Karen Baker Bennett Ullom Halgren Sharlyn Mary Gumming F,dw:irds Joyce Tracy Hatch Mariloti Gerratis Victor Spragg Sappington %I24 and under Lisa Mclnally Bergen Shannon Kearney Fosseen, Maria Leonard I liggins Janet Nennvig Schoedinger Alpha Eta Marguerite Brandon Delta SCA Elise Pritchett .Alexander Man'ann Snbotnik Hubs Alpha LanaYeokum Slack Ohio Paula Bnins Wesleyan University Gale Amond Johnson Missouri - Michelle Smith Ruth Morse Castleberiy Manker University of Gray Christy Kesserling SCA Laurie Burton Kelley Garr, Columbia Sonia Downie Smith Edith WTiite Hales $125-$249 Marina Lemas Villalpando Julenne Landou Chappell .Amber Hobbs Sue Bender Bloch Emily Culver .'Allen Lindamood Kiiien Speiser Nanq W'akcfield Caoss $.5,000 find mm- Carol Buikliolder Tracy .Anderson Stanford Till French Hutchison Beatrice Knapp McDowtil Dnmbcrger Mary Caward Lindsay Vint Jarcnc Erin Dasler Virginia Forsythe M. Eileen Fitz Miles Jill Eklof Lord Ciarol Buchmueller Stelmach Dippy Clapp FLing Joan Thoipc SCA Cari Wiiite Forrest Emily Deakyne, Walquist Ro.se Karen Logan C^allenbach Nelson Jacquelyn Michaels Knieger Stubbs Eddy C^arolyn Stacey Linda Geiszler Elizabeth Rice Margaret Harrison-Wolfe Valerie $500-$999 Athena Paspalas Ltitde Marple Nancy Kilgore Teglia Ann Hatcher Maty George Ulkus Suzanne Dresser May Bariye Jacobs Michelle Yost Shiriey Hill Bediaiiy Groseclose Ricki $124 and undiT Danielle Hicks, SCA Jennifer Susan W'est Jane McGonkey Vogt Montgomeiy SGA Marilee Kimberly Jacobson, Michelle Waehner Sandra Rettke Nauman, TEH Marilyn Sidnell Agnew Jacobs Alpha Kappa Gwen Place Myer Jacques $250--$499 Barbara Nancy Wilfert Nichols Mary Jo Eraser Andrews Ciinny Myer University of Manitoba Craig Weakley Marjorie Keller Judidi Haverfield Beaupre ,Amanda Ortiz Louise LePontoise Breese Charlotte Chester Procter Jen Wertenberger $l,874-$2,499 Deborah Benton Kitchiu Sue Mohler Durrett Lauren Parker Clare Lehner Gallender Debra Domino Pulley Dorsey Kathleen Kidd Whitaker Deborah Lenschow .Allison Valiich SCA Lynne Walters \'crchcre Constance Claiborne Hudson Wilson Suzie Paulsen Bed)' Williams Duncan Sadlei, Carolyn Dickey Christine Chakeres Levadies Fiarcn Hanis Bedard I

Tau Fa\ C ailei ILizelwood Olson Amanda Alpha Leikaiii Manzagtil, .Melissa Newton, SCA $1.000-$l,87i Dorodiy Sutheriand Throop Beta Gamma McGill .Vlillicent Beaver SCA University Paisley Kimberly Padgett Gretchen Haller Reiter Joan Jahnke Virgo Green State TEII Bowling Meryl Rosenbeny liacklcy Mai-yjaiie Hipp Misthos, Jennifiiir .Akcrs Rjiab, SCA Esdier Pearson Weld $},tM)-$l,87j Marie-Louise Charlson Schisler University Kean Ross Margaret Suzanne Rohan, SGA $250-$499 Janis Fritz Zahaiis Buchan Marion Shenvood Margaret Rieger Maiy Long Saby Sleavenson Courtney Rosenberg, SCA Connie Oomwell Cebula Chariene Gonzales Zettcl $25(l-$499 Mdis.sa Kay Staherski Anita Gable Towns Rtidi Dumper Singer Rilla Casey Griffin Doris Bird Crinden $125-$249 Deborah Kelly Stambaiigh Tulloch Shelagh Rhodes Todd Teresa Giannini Mcnee Beta Beta Glieryf Leighty Hipp .Anne Layton, TEII Deborah Cramer Stempowski Amy Fuller Weber Veronica Hureitt Townsend Suzanne Robinson-Yosl University of Maryland Stiz Slinn-Higgins Jennifer StiUman, SCA Maiy Rogei"s Wullschleger Helen Black Truesdell Rosemary Williams Seminoff $l25-$249 $12.5~$249 Stocker, SCA Wood Walton Roessler $124 and under Kelly Betty Elizabeth Gumming Tulloch Kimberiy Eppert Chi Elaine Dobihal Zartman Struck Alpha Kristen Wilte Sharon Wallace Gosey Wetiierwax Furnas Rankine Nancy Pippolo Nugent Nancy Elspeth Byers Barbara Wells College of William and Mary Barbara Rivenbuigh Hall Kristine Studer Maurica Gilbert Taylor Ilagemeier .'Alice Herr Walter Alpha Psi $125-$249 Miirion Ben.son Hastings Beth Singleton Kilchenman Joan .Skiimei Hanna $250-$499 Maiy Graft WTieat, TEII Lake Forest College Paige Shedlowski Kratovil Diane Klinejohn Jones Joanna Sweebe Laconto Grace Lin Byrd Smith Hcaton Amber Wllkerson Dolores Trapani Legge Mildred Burton Lamence Janice Bair Mejia Sheila Pa}'lan Jan Marie Pickrel $2500-$4,999 Roseann Monack W''olfram Mary Ransom MacLeith Karen PasUi Patricia Shcehan Wilcox Rietman Lindberg Maiy Lynn Baker Mueller Una Mae Brunskill Louisa Wiiite Alpha Upsilon Phyllis Mobeiiy Yackiimovitch Markle Riggs Joanne Pauerson Van Berkom Pedersen Kiueii Elizabeth 'V\'hittle State Wyllian King Yockey $125-$249 Joan Meiigher Pennsylvania University $I.874-$2,499 and Barbara Peterson Reily $124 under Kathyrn Baldini Betty McNabb Rich $124 and under $250-$499 Alpha Phi Nancy Coates Smith Christine Boulton Alberty Amy Brand! Debbie Lurene Colorado Ncwcomb Babcock-Daley Dickinson Andrews Jochem Frantz College Tara Jane Wiiiting Sally Bridgman $l25-$249 Bardett Dorothy Henderson Marilyn C^hristine Rosemeyer Barnett Taylor $5,000 and more Bai bara Coulter Cox Margie Simmons Daley $124 and under Nancy .ScoUon Bliick Marcia Mutton Helen Holbrook Tunstall Berry - Sue SI 25 $249 Schlessman Duncan, TEII I leather Andersen, SCA Cecelia Buckner Bouma Elizabedi Peters Lima Ciroff Rivers $124 and under Brady Carol Goshaw Blanchard, TEU Mary Louise Fortney Fisk Laura Ash Garter Joyce McLaughlin Boyle $1,0(>(I-$I,S73 Rndi Schank Stevens .Marjorie Davis Adams Deanna Minton Busche French Colvin Demansky Hart Rose Mary Margaret Hein])le Cindy Chapman Margaret Myers Carrie Massenburg Stevenson Petty Bailey Dorothy Martsolf Hutton Patricia Dean Maiy Reiney Haney Karen Bailey Cooper D. 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Eldridge Aiidei'son- Barbara Davis McKewen Barbara Miignus Small Katherine Stone, SCA Lomhardo, SCA Cornell Nizkie Nancy Newberry Grady $J,874-$2,499 Tammy Myll Paige Grossmann Carolyn Torgersen Cheiyl Fritz Looney Kathy Houser Nolan $125-$249 Jeamiine Sheldon Kallal, TEII $l25-$249 Nancy Havens Jennifer Voigt June McCoy Miller Jennie Ogness Lisa Martilotd Susan Watson Centner Flood Michelle SUiart Vollmar Pelletier Hurley Schwartz Maiy Giddings $1,000 -$1,873 Joan Christy Nicky Mona Cline Rebecca Sandfort Dorsey Dianne Howcrion Seveiiis Roeder Florence Ileinfelt Stenerson Way Loewen Joan Susan Gary .Apple Beta Zeta Melissa Townsend Henning Kirkpatrick Suzanne Dickman L^vasseur Robin Schwartz Hoye Doris McQuaide Wascher Suzanne Sheldon Levy SCA Kent State Kiitrina Steker Jennifer Lower, $250-$499 University and uiid/'r Peters $124 Stacey Kimberly MacDonald Pat Horvath Mahan Nancy Weidner Tober Beta Mu Edwards Rocren $125~$249 Janet Wallace Barr Kimberly Dania Bauman Nolan Courtney Fassler Walsh Florida State University Linda Satterla Elizabeth Kentosh Donna Dresser Blatt $125-$249 Hoy McLennan Wilson $250-$499 Kelly Page Janet Kristina Carison S Marie Bauer Schricfer Janet Hadley Mather Stone Bunn Lisa Clans Perry Sandy Biegelman Burba Virginia C/lough Young Rosemary Helen Piiss Swanson Marilyn Kunz Shott Daria Click Dakin Anita W'cllman Piersol Marjorie Hiegel Lawson Sheila Smith Beta Theta Janet Robison Dixon Julie Dyer Teplis Carrie Plachko Pegg)' Glover Mauler $125-$249 Barbara Wilson $124 and under Nancy Dudle Beth Sara San Jose State University Julie Dunn Cappello Rowney Remsberg Rcm.sberg Marcia Fisher Diane Lois Buchhiigen Crawford McConoughey Beth Zdunczyk Kelly Connelly Schulz Mollie Roivles Ritter Maty Holzbach Carroll Gilbo, TEII $2500-$4.999 Joan Franks Gannon ScoU Kathy Benyo Betty .Swartz Holmes and under Kimberiy Rotpak $124 cmd tinder Patricia Hawkins Merriman Gretchen Umland Kingsbury W'ava Iverson Kelly Lisa Spinelli, SGA $124 Josephine Mizell Linehan Lindsay Bentzen Susan Miller Amy Evans Mariino Caroline Paklaian Torlcy Jill Brinkerhoff .Arnold Belly Pierce Symmes Slieni Thompson Borer Linda Ussciton $500-$999 Vera Terkelsen Periy Karen Howard Tuibiii Stephiinie Warrens Bailey Paplinski Bowcrsox, SCA Connie Ford Gla.sson Rodwick $124 and under Tanya Saiidi Biistor Villeneiive Baker Mayie Jennifer Beta Eta Kimberly Shenell Rutherford Joanna Banks-Moi^iui Deanna Weigandt Bender $250-$499 Bradley University Linda Da\is Skinner Jennifer C\itovich, SGA Amy Brady txiis Kirchner .Abbott. TEII Kerri Tyers, SGA Lexa Davis Elizabeth Brown, SCA 1.500-^999 Melanie Vallone Walpole, SCA Kiisten .Andreucci Froelich Jodi Ghiistopher Sally Erikson Lewis, TEH $125-$249 Glelia Ltincaster Grider and Ciommerford Cobb Corporations Kelley Kadileen Dinshiiw, TEII Beta Lambda $125-$249 Robin UrkoMtz Hackett Judy Hopkins Connolly San State Gifts and under Diego University Hankins Matching Julie Conti Kelly Johnson C'lanss $124 Judy Slack Jill Crittenden Marilyn Park Hawthorne June Bibb Baxter $5(tO-$999 Tracy Johnson Adsit Shannon Davidson Alice Kent Sandy Johnston Adobe Betsy .Althoff l.es Bergna Joan Heizig Braitsch. TEII Systems Incorporated Jennifer Hines Jurch Lisa Dominicis-Ryan Marjorie .MacKlin Neff Joan L. 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Robin Miller .Annette O'Brien Laurie Huffmirejelinek Hilda Wilson Bourgeois-Daly Sofia Deniakopoulos Osborne Barnard Kilgore Nina Parker Ebner Laura O'Dell Choice Hotels ;\my I.indhorst, SGA Audrey Pearson Gliur Diane McCro.skey Smith Pierce Lisa Klebenow Makaiii Frances Coleman Barbara Brewster Ward Lindsay Hall Julia Foundation Karen Gap Velma Blackaid Maxwell Cheryl Costanzo, SG'V Eleanor Gabler Wilson Patricia Kepple Skarda Rand Marian Baum Russell Glaxo Wellcome Inc. 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TEII Joyce Merman Gale M.D., Burman Connie Welch Biitlney CJasper Lynn Ritclie) Gillespie Michele Pond-Bell Shciyl Soi'cnson Romer Carol Goedke Maiy Frey Green-Wynn Anna Wolfe Riilxi $12;-$249 Maytha Wagner Mead Ina Miillis Deena Hein RaUiezyk Sandra Gutru Reilly Sherrie Behncr Mann Harriet Pratt Willett Clarice Braker .Morrison Pamela Templeton Wootten Megan Smiley Maiy Vanier Valerie Rive Marks Jana Nobles Cjilleen .Sweeney Unlerreiner Friends Cheryl Tillbcrg Murray $124 and under $125-$249 $5(X)-S999 Robin Newton Nnller Hoobler Niemann, Marcia Beats Brown Tammy Helen Harris Rossney Gretchen Beetner Beta Tau Speedy Thies F'oster, TEII SCA Linda Hirst Charles Akre Borgos Stephanie I'orbik, SCA Joan Cole Eppeii Texas Tech University Bobi Baiil Hoover Kim Cherise Parker Martha Brown JillRakoft'Matusow Melissa Zareinba Lisa Weiler Houston Kathy Kuebelbeck Johnston Pat Kahrs Parr Sara Bradley Moran Chornko Schalk $5(H)-$999 -Andrea Stacey Kitig Krauss Gordon Caldis Marilynn Kissinger Peaslee Sarah Bradley Pressor Beta Pi Kotzelnick Wilson Peggy Ciampbell Ciark Gayle Caroline Preddy Pickens Susan Halsled Beth Deines Roger Indiana State University $250-$499 Connie $250-$499 Brack Pitman Tomlinson $124 and under Lisa Valcnti Alayne Trombley Lefkmitz Sune Ericson Kiistina Porter $250-$'t99 Balzer Lorino Margaret Fowler Veiizey Melanie Cathy Marilee Carr Puis Beaupiez Grant Kadiy Alexander Rasmussen, Pike TEII Michelle Carbonara Leigh .Ann Price Sally Judith tioy Dena Dombaugh Robinson sc;a Beta Xi Carole tiilbert Frazier Ruth Jensen Qiirk Edward Hart $125-$249 Jill Ranch Ohio State Terra Dossie Dossie $125-$249 University Terri Hendrick Billie Scott Rose $125-$249 Susan Banks Kerner Jack Qark Debby Downey Stacy Scheer $250-$499 Lews Darnell Darnell Thomas Hendrix Jenny Jean Daily Lisa Foster Jennifer Aldre Holmgien Hotujac Miriam Travis Shiuiibach Sally Mettee Keeler, TEII Headier Foote Sallie Reese Goach Keck Gardner Gordon Bonnilyn Jade Muqjliy Herzog Shuss Beth Thomas Lowe Nancy Kelly and under Haywaid Rubeiistein Stacey Leann $124 Amy Lynne Nagely Alan Hoener I^e Slaten Robbie Ahillennix Jamie Gail Inrin FQein Ciuttschiimer Springer Oliver Gaye Grimsley Bricker Nancy Jones Horsch .Sorenson Linda Owens Parker Tciii Nieser Ruth Hull-Sandine Janice Ficocella Porter McMurray Reed, SGA Mary Ficocella Julia Herring Meghann Donna I lansen Vallas Charlotte Slazas Vicki Braumiller Zachaiy Elizabeth Hesse Ray Susan Kramer Sheryi Gray McNaiy Sara Munson Wedel Stanfield Vestal $124 and under Norma Oriando Hiisen .All Hopper Kelly $124 and under Chuck Loring Linda Weldon Wcndlandt Carol Vlchek Lodiian Hallie iSumita Gupui Aliiija Jones $124 and under White Jami Baize Carrie Gox .Andrade Pete Martineau I Kelly Brensing Mahiin JJ. Stoll Kaeliii Janet Campbell Melissa Dana W'illson Sizemoie Becker Tammye.Alzger Ladoinia Kohl SCA Donna Ritchie Baldwin Teach Mne Victor Lopez Biillah, Moore Vickie Baker Laura Barren Wilson Roberta Nash Bingaman Hudspeth Patrick Ballard Jill Devillier Mazanec Kay Mueller Ann Mullen Henry Stacey Wittman Beta Omicron Bronsing Linda Lashar McSliane Kimberly Byers Brenda Piiquette liarbonr Edwards Fisher Noetic C^essniin Bruce Newman 1 Mary Gonnell Zey Oklahoma City University Carolyn Jill Miller Floy Ruppelins Blair Gayle Clarke Hiirdt Carol Gordon Colvin Barbara Petei'son Sharon Ellis Bock Judy Oliphant Beta Phi $2,500-$4,999 Nichols Karen Harrison Davis Virginia Johnson Krista Reese Brooks Diane Hermeky Phillips Indiana Verona Dilbeck TEII Dolores Lister Whimey Dodson Delcoiiri jo Page University Lynam, Jordan Suzanne WiUiams Piskadlo C^athy Skaggs Brown Linda Lee .Aimee Denning Katie Pratt $250-$499 Kathleen Rae Carolyn Potter Bitiner $l,874-$2,499 Dolores Hunt Foster Lynnly W'ood Lingofclter. SCA Buder Harris Smilh Sliicey Cecil Redford Ro.scmaiy Wineinger Rodney Reynold^ Betty Alilemeyer Quick Joyce Rea Gabiielle Duimich Gordon Jane Kinkade Liinille Line Margo Dunlap Reeg Kristy Buyle Adrienne Lowdcr FidowGulhrie Rogovirfl $125-$249 Judidi Ryan Krista Larsen Ritacco Elyse Heidi Hixson Cashmau $500-$999 Mania Mahan Jennifer Kiilmus Saalwaechter Viida Mustion Baird Kiikpauick Susan Henderson Sieber Millie Maybee Ciimbs Craig Lisa Lepley Hiles, TEII Biinza Manka Adra Mason Cheek iammy Lisa Kindem Jennifer Lay Jane Harmless Conway Frances Sauer Melody Nedrud Spieldenner Sarah Childress Lofiand Low Karen Herring Matthews Nana' Fisch Janice Johnston Diane Grote Watson Cooley Simmons Judy Harris Kelly Logue, SGA Rosemary $250-$499 Susan English Nobles McKinney Milly Ross Westphalen Kiisten Coibiii Grace Porter Muehl Slafiin Miller Keith Stephanie Donna Geis Dana Steiner Melfjdy Koloch Grand and under Danetle .Mumme $124 Jordan Pfister Beta Sigma Juhe Marilee Drouhard Tracy Stickel Pindroh Sheri Butler Owens $125-$249 Kimberli Harding Brownlee, Jennifer Washington State University Ingi id L.undgreu Dumler SCA Donna Deana Finck Justin Unverzagt"* Davis Prior Sagescr Diana Bartel Dunne Carolyn Meshberger Fiyback Laura Btickardt Lori-.Ann .Ahinn Richter $125 - $249 Pinto Steen Marian Williams Portia Graves Nancy Julie Gros Easter Leavens Carroll Red Roller Paddleford Hanson SGA McDonald Amy FLimbeiiy Gortney Trainor, Jana Eaton Sally Richtcr Clement Brenda l.oudermilk Simmons Russell Carol Bowen Wells Dianne W^'eidncr Jodie W^agner Shelly Amy Eaton Paula Ketchen Clover Shannon Wiseman Linda Bowen Woolen Haag Waide Fischer awl Stacy and under Tricia Ctirtin $124 under Erin $124 Yeary Sandra Mall Floyd Lama GoffHummell .Andrea Damone Beta Rho Patrice Alfano Susan Anderson-Bauer Mardia Steps Frank Robin Beachey Kisiler Elizabeth Dukledi of Colorado- Grace Baldwin Beta Upsilon Jody Bardett University Doris Geis Susan Viirney Koester Sarah Fazio Boulder Karen Bernhardt Kansas State Megan Newby University Qiristi Shmidl Gottschalk Emilee Krause Byrne Hansen Claudia Porter Forrester Maryjo Cady Erin Kjause Lynn Chambers-Mager Mindy and more 1.500-^999 Franett $5,000 Maiy Hin.sey Goya Melanee Kari C^anncdy Gifford Kimberly Christine Perez Kuhlmann Dooley Findley Mario Edwards Lila Orme Levin Susan Yeager Gunthcr Hester Teri Forsland Kheriaty Carol Ellingwood Franks Tiffany Johnson Jill Townsend llammes Heather Riley Landsdown SCA Trudy llenriksen FCramer Marjorie Coding Corman Jessica Jecnien, $250-$499 $l,000-$l,873 y\my Garter Hinkle Fran Mayiield Lapham Annie Litteken BIythe lane, SCA Deanna Weil Hardwick Ginnv Harris Hammond Vicki Clegg Sherry Mooney Howard Claudctte Messer Laurie Madeline Dale Gariee Crothers Mann, SCA Dawn Michele Brese Holifield Alaguire Judith Mai Colebank Julie Wiiite Hower Jennifer Leonard Stephanie Risch Riggs Melissa Johnston Rogers -Mehssa Miller Ruth .Andrea Sorenson Jaime Thayer Diiuie Marie Tworek Jessica Wetischuiack Judy Martino Zarick

Beta Chi Wichita State University $50()-$999 Julie Champlin

$124 and under Michele Clark Rossi, SCA Kara Davis Laura Fehniiaim ICristi George Becky Budzowski Hall Carolyn Coleman Hawkins yVngela Heitmann Joyce Cole Hultgren Donna Jones Johnston Marcene Solomon Larkin Pamela McCall Kimberly Melcher Amanda Nelson Ali Schoenhofcr O'Connor, SCA Pamela Orth Jannell Seiin Beta Psi Karen Yeager Ciillum Susan Roberts Ghiipman .Mali Juergenson Daiccy O'Brien Roberts Ti .icy Jenny Toon, SGA Peggy Oklahoma State Pat Adcock Gwyn Elaine Bowhall Courtrigh Stacey Mann King Balkenbnsh Picscoti I'era Hamer Undewood Kimberly Volz, SCA University Janet Kiitrina Christensen I Iciid Katherine DeFatta Phyllis Baker Jennifer Replogle Sally W'ldlace Eileene Jenkins WTiite Kriegel $5nO-$999 Louise Monney Johnson Sarah McDonald Ehrlich, .Anita Schuize Kunneman Diane Rable Kristen Bliss Walton Lori Meyer Williams Reynolds Melba Quick Spurrier Eo Peters SCA Linda Hise Lane Laurel Rosson Roberts Wiiite, SCA Aimee Windholz, SCA Jordan Julia CA'nthia Parks Ciiiiy Beth Lashley Angle Robinson Hanna Dunlap Wise Janet Heft Wright, TEU $125-$249 $124 and under Sue Hansen Carolyn Blumhof Lombard Gail Mardn Stone Julie Wohlhuter Alexiinder Bates Sharniiuie Bolt .'Wains Lynne Carole Klaus Higgins Ciirol O'Reilly Messer Staq' Gilbert Tiylor .Andrea Young Barbiira Beeman Suzanne Vernon Bigbic Jane Knoblock Hoover Kelly Morris Stephanie Tollett Laura Zaidle-Glark Martha Bitrford Ciirol Martin Burnett Kristen Hopper Emily Myer Sue Ann Allen Tollett Jill Wallace Gastilla [������w^niaiaii�ii.Miti IM

Heather iMcnnc Beta Omega I, SCA Gamma Zeta Flizahidi Biuck $124 and under Carta East Rocha $124 and under Northern Linda Meinam-Kuc Kathleen Arizona Texas A&M University- Jones Ciaiison Betty Gillespie Armagost Kathleen Lee Young Susan Adams-Bett, SCA Pfistercr Gandice University Katy Commerce Ciaiiipa Kellie Ilg Beresh Terra Paulsen Clhmielewski, Elizabedi Gamma Xi Renninger -Vlary .Vlerk Co\c. Elissa Bosley, SCA SGA $250 -$499 Karen $l,874-$2,499 Ships Megan Erickson Jennifer Delaet University of Tennessee Karen Dombrowski Cienki Curtis Deborah FEU Jennie Barbara Vickers, SCA Floyd, Carol Saalwaechter Carol Vanderbeek EsiudiUo $500-$999 Tiffany Dailey Megan Walsh Fredrickson Tara $124 and under Hammond Dianne Conway Edmundson Eni $125-$249 Cheiyl Gunter, TEII C^ndy Yingling Nancy Gorey C^onnie Shivere Hatcher Ghrisdna Eidmann, SCA Kelly Marie Allen, SCA . Stephanie Long Jennifer Moiita Lin Debora Bischof Debbie .McArdle Bobbie Schauer Balthazor Jaeke $124 and uniler Hogue Gamma Gamma Wilson McGirr $124 and under Shelby Inga Jensen Jennifer Huska - Gail Ilerndon Fennimorc of Wisconsin Lisa Bole University Mondjo Vicki Kramer Keefe Kelly Ulichny Balthazor Milwaukee Mandi Brown .McQuillen Jamey Weems Mchidre Kiist)' .Andy Pfister Krivanek .Shannon Pieters Patti Ball Blanchard Dianna McFarland Sheiiy Susan Carpenter Wiiipple Tami Poirot McCollom Rudek .Andrea Bantii Blevins $i25-$249 Emily Juliann Champion .Anne Burns Pollinger Morford Gamma Omicron Schulke Carolyn Cummings, SCA Janell Sdiulteis Jodi Gustin Connolly, SGA Tammy Meyer Tracy Cynthia Dorris Ray Erika Richardson Moore Anne Sumner Davis Ieresa Velk Carolyn Hasz, SGA University of Kentucky Gretchen Reviczky SCA Travis Nelson Gamma Sigma Vanessa Deiiiie Rothweiler Elizabeth Pitts Kilmer, SCA Tammy Angle Williquette /Yllison Schiavon Amy Nielsen $I25-$249 Western Michigan Heather Bishop Fletcher Kelley Kinney $124 and under Judith Baisinger Wickman Nikki Nielsen Melinda Risse Nutter University Christina SCA Nancy Tuley Kirsch, SCA Furstenberg, Grober Wolftnaii Bnmner Joan Kiisti Seeman Christina .SCA Kelly Laurie Faiapp O'Connor, $l25-$249 Lopez, Kiisten Harmon Worden, SCA $124 and under .Amy Grisk, SGA Painter Mann Laura Siibia McGee Jacqueline SGA Pamela Peterson Abbott Smellieis Perkins Donna McGuire Berry Kathleen Pal.s-Newman Gayle Szczesny Hayek Evelyn Daniel Means Stephanie Linda Leuer Ziemba TEII Ann Hildenbrand Jackie Jordan, Erin Caswell Stone, SCA Lyn Amber Nelson Molly Popish $124 and under Bernadette Gillet Brink SGA Long Maggy Hribar, Angle Nunez, ,SGA Gamma Theta Linda Kiirsted Newton Janel Thompson Gamma Lambda Diana Brooke Moore Pulliam Wilson Jacobson Carrie Robison Linda Tracy University of Pacific Louisiana Eschenburg Ryden Wilson State University AmyJo Newgard Nikki Turner Gamma Pi Gamma Turman O'Meara Esther $l2.5-$249 Gamma Tau Alpha Coiy Wiegand $250-$499 Minnesota State State Sally Orth Michele Taiiiiuniiin Cole St. Louis Memphis University Cathy Boudreaux Ciiiffin University-Mankato University Tara Piliof Gamma Eta $124 and under

$l,874-$2,499 - $125-$249 Maureen Reeves, SGA California State University Peggy Smith Fellows $124 and under $125-$249 Paula Janis Dean Sara Beach Carta Esker-Moss Rudolph Long Janice Sanguinetti Graves Martha Rugg Crowe Kelly C^oumbe t.aiira Magnes Welsh, TEII .Alison Vandeiwysl Cxirinne Oshima-Koseda Mooney Mayville $1,000-$1,873 Nancye Tucker Duhoii Jacqueline Noel Giiyle Seirsdale Myei-s $124 and under Gamma Delta Linda Hallenbeck Pelegrino, Gamma lota $124 and under TEU Sandra Graham Cude University of Wyoming Midwestern State Gamma Mu $124 and under Juhe Va.silopulos Brady Meghan Clune $500-$999 University Moorhead State University .Alison Mrcdson, .SCA Gamma Beta $125-$249 Debra SCA Weseman .Allen Dees, Cari TEU Juli Gettysburg College Vickie Zimmer Burich, $124 and under $250-$499 Marcia Lazarz Etzkorn Julie Murphy Baudler .Amber Beason Ferrell Amy Peterson Heidi Jennifer $125-$249 $124 and under $250-$499 Btiskol. SGA MaiyJones Corn Katie Hanson Constance Martha Kendra Clares Bocher, TEII Robyn Fine-johnson Bowiby Faycn Dougherty DeLanoy Haubert $124 and muler Tennis Heitzman Phyllis Laughon Bonnie Noriand Jill Eritt-Karin Olivet- SCA Hansen Annette Hanks Hugeback C^arolyn Dorn, TEII Reyes Moser Kim Chastek Kristen Kowalkowski Jennifer Mobley Michele Nina Frazier .Svoboda Linda .Ylatiuassen Marzullo Rohrbaughjustssen Kari Dviinnell Kuestcr $124 and under Jocelyn SCA Jennifer Gamma Jaclyn Knut-son, Kappa Michelle Groth Maria Patricia Blount Gamma $l25-$249 Simley Arlt Larkin Lagos Epsilon of Nebraska - .Amy Layne University Amy Hanno Karen Tinsley Leinmon Suzanne Boorujy University of Puget Sound Linda Babcock, TEII Janel Kroeger Madden Kearney Bonnie Ingersoll Ilutchins MacLeod Carolynne Broucke Elise Murdock Donahue Sandra .Mcintosh Joan SCA Smilh Natasha Conklin. SGA $l25-$249 Barbara Goiey Gilciest $250l)~$4,999 Kimberly Koeplin, Kate Neviiis, SCA C^aiolyn Jennifer Lee Lackett, SCA Courtney Sniidi Melanie Kelsey Judi Nesbiti McMahon Baibara Hurt-Simmuns, TEII Asia Raven Jaime Amber Mauch Talleur, SCA Fenslermacher Ann Mitchell, SCA Lucia Dekker Miller Peggy Wild Maty Zvaniil Holly Hartman n Cathy Hcndcrshot Simon $500-$999 Michele l.ovsted Wolsmann Joan Talley and tinder Gamma Nu Linda Luttrell $121 Nichole Walker Susan Kurkowski Traxlei Cynthia Schaefer Wendt Hayden Lamar Carol Houck Barbara Smith Logue University Gamma Rho Jarvis Gamma Heidi Kehler Sheiiill Kelso .McDowell $124 and under $125~$249 University of Wisconsin - Upsilon $l25-$249 Drake Denise Kerri Odess, SGA Cheri Wright.Anderson June Nelson Dcnkinger Oshkosh University Depugh Kelly I jura Taylor McMurray Jill Bardett Stephanie Parr)' Carol Bosman .Anderson Kadiy Fitzgerald Kilbride Kroneberger $125-$249 $250--$499 Leese Tamara Norris Keri Barnett Clark and under Molly Thompson Jody Stenehjem $124 Pat Eleanore Robin Holzhauer Korengei Kirsten Bauman-Vosyka Farstveet Ward Melanie Bergeron Donna Murray Bogdanovich Stacey White Janczak $125-$249 Lisa Hintze $125-$249 Jenny Kim Patti Blank Coker Amy Darlington, SCA Jean Hawkins Hilgedick Suzanne Zcin-Eldin Powell Ghantelle Jennings laurel Alexander Miranda Lam Pamela Reinking C^orc Nina Comito Freeman Darcy Yeager Humphrey Jessica Jobe Sheila Boyce King Elizabeth Lansford Werner Amy Gutknecht Dowden, Tina Runge Haidl, SCA Cihristine Imhof Kitsch and under $124 Bethany Kmcger Rene Matz, TEII Anne Heise Lara SGA Annie Le Deborah Tines Krumme Mary Stoikes Indritz Rlionda Hessel May �Viviana Melgar SCA YVette Buhre Lloyd, SGA Myfawiiy Hovanec Elijah Sandra W'eingarten Ann Marie Meyer Ripp .Susan Lidik Kadlac Caroline Meline Alaire Flinkel Oudiiw Teri I�mbardo, SCA Laura Kallcnbach Eltzrndi Longncckcr Jadyiie Forest Seitz Vicki .'\sprooth Roy .'Ann Menzner Chris Gaugler Ritger Maria Mitchell Matsos Kelley Fox, SCA Adrienne Marshall Gasie Si\ils Simpson Anita Johnson W'esleiiiaus Jennifer Meskimen, SCA Nicole Swigait Lauren Costa Melendez Maiy Server Harlkorn Kirsten Nyberg Suzanne Rupe Swyden Laura Thorpe Meyers Rosemaiy Miknv i'onya Matthews Henderson Samantiia Moulin Olenick Gamma Phi Jody Wliitehead Neiss $124 and uniler Cjarrie Newton Tanya Jordan Elizabedi Gaminid Walck Delta Xi Auburn University Stacey Randall, SCA Lisa Dailey .Anderson Kimberiy NoHund Jessica Krafft Bucknell University Delta Mu Terri Peterson Rezek Melissa Coleman, SGA Meredith Purcell, SGA Kiistina Krywiirnczeiiko $l25-$249 State $500-$999 Ginny Chizek .Schene Anne Kiickl Hofferdi Stephanie Sotiza .Shelly .Adams Martin Rutgers University Carol Sicard Davis Dawn Becker Ostendorf Stacie Lockwood YVonne Karen Iloimuth Modesitt Nanq'Ann Pagaduan Vcrkuylen $125 -$249 $124 and under Ihompson Gina Franceschi McGuire Amie A\liitakci; SCA Melinda Nicholas Joanne Divita liivila- $125-$249 Kiisten Fleckenstein Amy Lee-Mci Packer laura Miller O'Dell Anne .Abbott, SCJA Jin Neuslalei Visscher Tiinmons Colleen Delta Theta Krishna Hoffman Peach I^iyn Dorr, .SCA Lyon Rosenzweig, Hatch, TEII Kelly Allison Viack SCA California State Joyce Polytechnic Dawn I'eriy Reining, SCA and under Laura Mortensen Gladney Bonnie Leung Brown $124 Wendy Wilson Brandii Toby, SCA University Gadieiine Schaefer Laliine Jordan Graham Deborah Sleppy Brodinc Jaclyn Westbrook Paige Smith, SCA and under Miranda Jones, SGA Gamma $125-$249 $124 Deborah Lews Omega Rudi Labac Goeke Wiiglit Cynthia Sweeney Blum Susan Milton Margaret Burgess Jones of Wisconsin - Davis Joanna University Amy .Annie Sznajdcr Nina Bonnet C;hrisdna Knight, SCA Platteville Delta Rodriguez Kiitherine Dowler Muiphy Epsilon West Petroski $124 and under Kimberiy Vogt Alethea R.ansom Curio Weichsel Meg Texas Jessica Zdravecky Wesleyan University I.eslie Whittier, SCA Kelli Reid $l25-$249 Amy Frances Adair Stacl Dimattia Michelle Gook Wilmsen Nikki Rtinde McBride $125~$249 Cialherine Curran Kiiiiii Gillitz Delta Omicron Gamma Chi Margaret Forsythe Wood Southern State Dariene Waldsmith Natalie Lopez Jennifer Enea Shuchi Ckipta Polytechnic Southwest Texas State I Ldlock University Tagliapictra Bediany W'allace George Delta Jennifer and under Kappa University $124 (Christie Black Kjellman Michelle Handschuh $124 and under Lehigh University $124 and under Erin Voss Reese, SCA Kiltie Baker Knight. SGA Kristen Kelliher $250-$499 Monica Bebie, SCA Firistie Azaroft' Antoinette Vega Krisdn Fimkbouser Schwartz $125-$249 Fawn Landay Kristin Dennis Boozer Headier Rauiker Ekstrom Mabel Edge Nadine SGA Jane Meyer Zander Jill Sugarniini Vim Hoesen Nichols, Brigid Elliott-Boger, SCA Delta Eta Jennifer Fleming $124 and under Warmbold Flolly Leahy O'Shaughnessy - Kimberiy Triiitt Fellows of California Stephanie Lovely Nancy University Delta lota .Anna Haas Rigney Sharon Smith Graham Irvine Christina Kheir Peters .'Ynita Roberts Highland Purdue $124 and under Deanna Rowland-Boettcher Carol Haberle University Turnipseed Keri SCA Ghrisdna Hillery, Eileen Bania SCA Plumlcy Karen Luddeke Hames $2,500-$4,999 Carey Michelle Brennan $250-$499 .'Amy Roberts, SCA Julius, Pickens Cole Debra Siiylor-Brown Richards Janel Scarlett SCA Stephanie LaRoque Bobo Bohley Goosen, SCA Alexa .Scilzi .Shipp Gamma Psi Ann Louise Weriey Price Lisa Neumann Brandy Hibbard Lorianne Simer of Northern $125-$249 Susiui Slioop Delta Pi University Phelan Iowa Brandy Chelsea AValker Elizabeth Cheney Tormey Patty Chookhae-Kragh $125-$249 Illinois State University Linan Cioft'man Delta Alpha Hoskins Delta Nu $125-$249 Mindy Delta Lambda $125-$249 of Wisconsin- Karen Sloan Malott Robinson Pilliod Neville University Deryn - Southwest Missouri State Shelley University of California Buedel River Falls Leda Quiros-Weed Tresnowski Maiy Kelley Riversitie University Preston Schellhase Qiristine $124 and under Niincy Kelly Forbes Upson Hopkins $50n-$999 Beveriy Thompson Melissa $125 -$249 Barbara Teig Adams Wagner $250-$499 $124 and undei' Mary Jo Callahan Citer, TEII Thompson Dena Shawn Douahoe Anderson .Ann Cjbida Znltner Liz McCixady Stark Biayley Laurie LInbehand Jennifer Boiiham Rachclle Arts McKay Amy Delta Delta SCA and under $124 and under Amy Bosse, Brenda $124 $125-$249 Hughes - and under California State University $124 Diane Altvater Cory Brinkoetter Bauermeister .Allison Auerweck-Campbell Christine Rung,aldier Fullerton Bonnie Burdette Anderson Ciinnie .Atkisson Nicole Carabine, SCA Laura Falb Chandlee Suzanne Barth, SCA Kennedy Michelle Barbarotta, SCA Kathleen Burke &>x Andrea $250--$499 Amy Benedict, .SCA KiUhryn Walck Maiy Shank Gain C^onway Nicki Briefs, SCA Kathleen Linda Benson Lisa Bergman Carder Duffy Delahanty Stacia Deluca, SCA Lynette Porter Bertman Linda Diche $124 and under Carrie Patricia Etzkorn Robbie Boren File Cayangyang, Michelle Blackowski Lynn Cooper SGA Mary Knaup Kam Grochnw C^andi Sivils Dahmer Staci Gilmore Elizabeth Herbst Gerdes Kiisti Recchia Jennifer Bond Bailey Chiistiiia Delgado, SCA ,\inanda Baker Erin Grove Theresa SCA Melissa Nicholas Joyce Burnside Danner Girsch, (;heryl Speer, TEII Deborah Bradley Gately-Osowski Brandt Denise Marts Eschenbrenner Aiiclle laRiviere, SCA Julia Hanchak, SC^ Cheryl Gamp Jennifer Mitzie Carlson Gibbs Heidi SCA Hill Erin Bums, Vicki Benitz Helling, TEII Megan McCuny Jennifer Catherine Gordon Lynn Caniey Kelly Craig, SCA Susiin Hiland Nicole Paulsberg [ Brick by Brick, Sister by Sister. . . Building a Pathfor the Future

Gamma Phi Beta's 125th was celebrated anniversary throughout the last biennium in a number of ways by GatTima Phis all over the world. The Gamma Phi Bela Foundation marked tlie occasion with the Sisterhood

125 Celebration, offering members the chance to inscribe a brick to be placed in the new Sisterhood Plaza, which will break ground in spring 2001 at International Headquarters. To date, more than 1,500 members, friends and parents of Gamma Phi Betas responded by giving over $.'504,000 in gifts of at least $125. The Foundation extends its deepest gratitude to the following who have so generously helped to commemorate this milestone in our history.

� -*** � � ., - �� t^ Beach Aluinnae T~ Ji L,orig' Chapter The Sisterhood Vi....i__J Milwaukee Alumnae 125 Chapte: (Chapter Northern Virginia Alumnae Chapter Wesl Alumnae As part of the Sisterhood 125 Celebration, the Foundation challenged collegiate and alumnae chapters and Crescent Philadelphia Chapter Pomona Alumnae Circles from across the United States and Canada over the last biennium to buy a .$500 chapter brick for the Valley Chapter South Alumnae Sisterhood Plaza to show their support for the Foundation. The Foundation extends its gratitude to die following Bay Chapter St. Louis yMumnae chapters who so generously pitched in and met the challenge: Chapter

Crescent Circle and House Corporation Boards

Collegiate Chapters Gamma Eta (California St.-Long Beach) $1,000 Brick Cramma Pi Beta Alpha House Corporation Board $2,500 Brick (Minnesota St.-Mankato) Alpha (Syracuse) Kappa (Minnesota-Twin Cities) $500 Brick Zeta Delta Missouri - (Southeast St) Gamma Eta (California State Long Beach) Beta Eta House C^orporation Board Auiora Crescent Circle $1,000 Brick Alumnae Chapters Buffalo C^rescenl Circle Beta (Tatiiina (Bowling Green .St.) Brick Deerbrook Crescent Circle Beta Kappa (^Aiizona St.) $2,500 Fairfield Alumnae Delta Delta House Corporation Board Delta Sigma (Florida Institute of Technology) Chapter Greater Kansas Alumnae Delta Eta House Board Zeta Iota (Valparaiso) City Chapter Corporation Syracuse Aluinnae Chapter Epsilon House Corporation Board $500 Brick Gamma Eta House Corporation Board $500 Brick Alpha Beta (North Dakottt) Santa Fe Crescent Circle .Alumnae Alpha Epsilon (Arizona) Champaign-Urbana Chapter Southeast Missouii C^rescent Circle West Suburban Alumnae Delta Tau (Colgate) C]hicago-Far Chapter Dallas Alumnae Chapter Delta Upsilon (Cieorgia) Sisterhood 125 Celebration gifts will help the Foundation Denver Alumnae Gamma Beta Chapter (Cjettysbtirg C'oUege) provide funds for leadership programs, Cireater Kansas Aluiiiiiae scholarships, Gamma Gamma - City (jliapter (Wisconsin Milwaukee) grants-in-aid and camping opportunities for young girls. La Jolla Alumnae Chapter Omega (Iowa St.) Thanks to all who participated! South Peninsula Alumnae Pi (Nebra.ska - Lincoln) Chapter Alumnae Psi (Oklahoma) Spokane Chapter Alumnae Xi (Idaho) Tampa Bay (Chapter La Alumnae Zeta Alpha (Eastern Washington) JoUa Chapter Brick $125 Brick $125 Ames Alumnae Delia Iota (Purdue) Chapter Allan la .Alumnae Alpha Gamma (Nevada-Reno) Chapter Alumnae Alpha Upsilon (Pennsylvania St.) Beverly-Westwood Chapter Boise Alumnae Beta Alpha (USC) (Chapter Alumnae Beta Epsilon (Miami) Chicago Cliajjter Northwest Suburban Alumnae Beta l,ambda (San Diego St.) Chicago Chapter Cleveland We;st Aluinnae Beta Omega (Northern Arizona) Chapter Alumnae Beta Rho (Cxilorado-Boulder) Dayton Chapter Evanston North Shore Alumnae Beta Sigma (Washington St.) Clhapter Fort C^ollins Aluinnae Beta LIpsilon (Kansas St.) C'hapter Greater Fort Alumnae Delta Chi (f^alifornia St.-Sacramento) Myers Chapter Hawaii Alumnae Delta Eta (California-Irvine) ("hapter Houston 7\lumnae Delta Lambda (CJalifornia-Riverside) Chapter Alumnae Delta Psi (California-.Satita Barbara) Indianapolis Chapter Inland yMumnae Epsilon (Northwestern) Empire Chapter Lake Alumnae Epsilon Nu (Cihapman) County C^lhapter Lon Thomas, StA Delta Upsilon Elizabeth Koch, SCA Virginia Paone, ,SGA Aimee Barton ;Vlton, SCA $124 and under Elizabeth Ryan Weber SCA Jill Tlionipson, Universi^ of Georgia Karen Johnston Larkin Melissa McVey Rhoads Jennifer Argianas-Connollv, Gail .'\ddison Tiislia Norris Williams Tari .Ml Martin SCA Megan Tinsley I heresa Russell Karen Rogers Bingham Katherine Lamothe Wright Linda $l25-$249 Andrea Christina Tiiinpe Matdiews-Wiieeler, Gwynne Vandiver Kleppin Buresh Karen Rodigheimer, SCA Nicole Courtemanche SCA Jill Wegerer Courtney Carlson, SGA Donna Brown Epsilon Lambda tleather Wilson, SCA Susan Pinkard Crawford Karen Beta Kendra Gliver McVay Epsilon Carrie Connelly University of Alabama Lisa Wittke Schaffner Alma Emerson Kimberiy Hindy College Joslyn SCA Delta Rho Jennifer Dobbins, $125-$249 Katlierine Feindel Hoover Tiffany Stone Christina Escobar, SGA $125-$249 Gallie Dover Dickinson Palmich Takizawa Tamatha College Arrgela Beverly Passalarqua Lauren Mahoney Flynn SCA Browning Nemec liacy Ford, Terri Ward Kristy Susan - Sponer Heineiiian Kristin $125 $249 $124 and under Frey $124 and under Debbie Wieseler Janet Buckley Wiltiy and under Johnson Barbara Holbrook Carta Hass .-Vnne .Subick Reckwilli $124 Hallie .Anderson Emily Kathol Renee Conte Nicole Bialek, SLA Delta Psi Kiretie MacDonald Aliny Kopkowski Caroline .Androski $124 and under Victoria Klaasscn-(;hew Susan Moore Natalie Black Lori Chura Michelle Bennich University of California- Karrie Milissa McKeever Rhodes Peters Lingo 1 leatiier Privette, SCA Gatle Santa Bell Didocha, S(A Buchanan Cariisle Meyers Bray Barbara Kariy O. Grissy Amy Ocding Maureen Stefaiiik Rose Jennifer foiiies Buder Melissa Heist, SCA Iris Franklin Delta Sigma Lindsay Spilinek Saulitis Lia Zotto DcMaria $125-$249 Karen Jones, SCA Robyn Sheny Clark SCA .\ndrea Baalman SCA Friedrick, Florida Institute of Taylor, SCA Andrea Zander Norman Barbara Lems Slephanie Shum, Greene Wendy Wiiipple Cinn Erdody Biianna Amy Technology White, StA .'\iiianda Tieder Somers Katie SCA Colleen McGrath, SCA Leah Hubbard Moore Holahan, Rebecca $124 and under Williams SCA - Stace\ Brittain Rock Jill Szczesny, $125 $249 Kristin Krankel Maloney Gaiiey Nolen Jenese Allen, SCA .Amaiirla SCA Lori Tucker, SCA Nicole Bolinger Jill McDongald-.McIntyre Schafei, Epsilon Epsilon Shelley Rossheim Rebecca Dietzen Lisa lliauvelte LTOette Faivre Ray Elizabeth McFarland Union K,itie Graham Schmidt Kiltie Farrand College Epsilon lota McMenomy Teresa Wood-Horn i\m Scott, SCA Valerie Freeman Christopher Newport $124 and under Stephanie Moore, SG'\ Johnson $124 and under Dariene Seal Skier Janice Hardt Gamma University Caroline Breglia, SGA Susanne Eckerr Newbauer Epsilon Gai"yn Anapolsky, SCA Erin Thoma.s Christine Kiischenniann of San MLstv' Davidson, SCA Koii Patterson, B2A University Diego Petra Enzien $250 -$499 April Weiler Toxey SG\ Sarah Selinan Amanda Francisco Patterson Lay I.ea Ermides Krystin - Vonda Amy Hope Washington, SCA Matthews $125 $249 Lynch Biyanl Karin Danklefsen Hall Maria Lindsey Perry Christy Christina Foster Sara Williams Michelle SCA Jacqueline Kiihn Mona, - Coleen Vaccaro Taylor Tina Rekate Daiiah Ritter Moore $125 $249 .Angela Manners Wilson Erin Pollack Garni Kaplanis Deborah Striink Weiner Julie Pulliam Samples Jennifer Morse Schmidt Elizabeth Foley Clark Rode Jeiinifei Kohnen, S&\ Mu Dawn Quidcr VViiedbee Kate Seger, SCA Cheiyl Suzy Bloch Sodeigren Epsilon Robyn Selman Meg Murphy $124 and under Sarah Young, SG'V Shawna Wondiasek Lauren Tabas Loyola University Christine Betsy Ritz Andrea Seipa Jessica Dize Dodd, SCA Wynn and under Delta Tau Amber Setrakian Zeta Kara Forrest $124 $124 and under Epsilon Samantha Colgate University Delta Phi Susan Stoddard Jacksonville University Jenique Moree Boza ."Vlethia Bapis George California State University - Tiffany Tabin, SCA Teresa .'\dams Gibson Rochelle Strada Bullock, $125-$249 CJina Gaso $125 - $249 SGA Bakersfield Kristin Bartus 'Lzellas Melissii Alison Johnson Kim SCA Clieyiie-Mohr Buder Tina Freeman Eldridge, Jody Parker-Allen Ghantelle Da\is Jennifer Karen $124 and under Delta Ciabler Lyski Omega Rosalinda Sanchez Watson Kelly Basso Eaton $124 and under Sandy Wolilleber .'\dela Lucchesi, SCA Oakland University Cynthia Angelle Hoffman, SCA Feriaia, SCA Shawna Carrie Moss Maybee Maiy Bell, SCA Epsilon Kappa Christina Lanissa $124 and tinder $124 and under Beth Psomas Fumo Karen Kobtis Kelly Rose California State - Maureen MacDonald Erica McPherson University Zahra Chatidbry Samantha Stacey Bourgoin Megan Elizabeth Larsen, SCA Chico I.aura McNulty Kara Kneale Fredericke Doornbosch Casey Vontz Rogei-s Christ)' Orcholski, SCA Karen Miles Kelly Monette Susan Emily Duncan Lutz, SG\ Rachel Trillo $l25-$249 LuLu Otto-Mesa Delta Chi Ridenour Headier tnideiyv'ood Eta Rebecca Davey Gargan Julie Epsilon Paige Cieager Tracy Peavy Riley California State - Surian, S(A Michelle Mollerstucn State Shayna Glickiiian University Jiihane Bridgewater College Tina Bergeron Sheesley, SCA Michelle Viloria Watkins $124 and under Danielle Hill, S(A Sacramento .'\nne $124 and under Wingfield Bridget Klein Kimberly Wirsing Michelle Bells, SCA Marie %l25-$249 Epsilon Canavan Erika Brost Kiista Myers Alpha Epsilon Nu Sarah La Salle Epsilon Delta Caroline Reid Dilhngliam University Dana Beebe Cantoni Chapman University Loii Epsilon Theta SCA Spiva Creighton University Janae Jaramillo Stephanie Stillman, $124 and under Clemson Copper Christina Vieira University Kristii Fernandez $2'i0-$499 Hedi Suczek-O'Gonnor - Julie Fetzer Bigelow $125 $249 .'\riadne Tsairis $125 - $249 Grisly Gibson Stephanie Etchandy Grillas $124 and under Melissa Guenthcr Jody Lanleina-Lewis Mariene Alexander Noelle Lainodic-Ckimes Jean Wiiclan Rirkle Elizabelh Haverty $125 -$249 $124 and under Patricia Curreri Kyniberlee Barrow Stapleton Fitzpatrick Sara Buell Jenny Breidinger Kimberly Johnston 'larina .SCA Rebecca Adams Gina Riivan Tcigcn, Chelsea Chiodo O'Brien Gasparini Linda Taylor Jocelyn Heather .Aiine McKesson Ctollister Dawn Ahrens, SCA Angela Rock-Hulchins Wagner Jennifer Hixon Aufiero Osiecki Jennifer Amber Hannigan, SGA Rebecca McGovern Wixon, Epsilon Rho $124 and under Marjorie Fingeret Zeta Zeta Zeta lota Zeta Nu SGA Stephen F. Austin Amy Major, .SCA CJinny Geicr Coastal Carolina University Valparaiso University University of Detroit-Mercy Shelley Scott. SCA Heather GiaUino, SCA $124 and under University Rebecca Hal.stead $124 and under $124 and under $124 and under Kimberiy Ann $124 and under � Ciray Bailey, Epsilon Phi Ryan Hardiman Allison Fairar Jessica Davis Jessen, SGA Bridgette Shelton SCA Jennifer Borja Bentley College Andrea Kebis I.indsy Yarger K. Kelly LaRosa Jennifer Beattie, SCA Laura Redondo Bovo Zeta Xi Amy Kitchell Tara Stormoen, SG\ Sheiyl Chariton, SCA $124 and under Zeta Eta Albertson of Idaho .'\rigela Campos Katherine Liiy College Chase, SGA Heather SGA Zeta Jessica Jo Anna Benavides Fninke Foley Ebels, Marthe Mann Lander University Kappa Gi-ace Chen, SG\ Anlhea Rich $124 and under Jodi Kiiplan Katharine Marshall University of Southern Suzanne Foxworth, SC^A $124 and under Indiana C'ortney Hoffman Sandee Plummer Meghan McDowell Mindee Grimes Epsilon Psi Shana ,SCA Reinschmidt Ann Mckim Taylor, Megan Lissa Gunderson of North $124 and under Epsiion Sigma University Heather Pusich - Zeta Theta Michelle McMillen Morehead State Carolina Asheville Jean Cunnin University M. Gaylen (^ucsinberry, SCA Alicia Adams Seeveis, SCA Pepperdine University and under $125 - $249 Sarah Sclieuer Zeta Mu Elena Moore Seward $124 Leslie Shull $124 and under Kandi France .'\lvey Betsy Nadler St. John's University-New Samantha Duncan Epsilon XI Sliaimon Carothers Lisa Young Steiger Jessica York Adrienne Rhodes College Rae .Ann C^hcesman, SCA .Steinlwrg $124 and under Kiitherine SCA $124 and under Diane Difulvio Stephenson, and under Meredith Brown, SCA Vicks Ro.sa .'Vveraimo $124 Traci Slone Letcher Holly Jones C^'.hiisU Barr Christine Rebecca Walters Michelle Duffy- Kimberly Logsdon Glendenning SCA Danica Welton Sarah Lind.sey Heather Neff .Ashley Coins, .\manda Cirebe Tamara Moffitt, SGA Melissa SG\ Tambiirrino. Andrea Romig Wright. SCA Coleman .Six Cynthia Zeta Gamma Suzanne Wells, SCA Epsilon Omega Maiy Fenny Stanfield Applegate University of Miami Sonoma State University Yvette Top Chapters by Epsilon Omicron Depoy Stephens Kiistina SGA and under $125 - $249 Dollars Contributed - Stopher, $124 University of California Santa Cruz Jessica Donn, SCA Edie Denten, SGV Karen Thomsbcriy Rosemary Lopez $125 - $249 Rutii Trent $124 and under Alpha Delta $55,179 Susan Loop Jill Mahoney Jennifer Okal Harper, SCA Epsilon Tau Laurie SG'V Gamma Phi Beta Sue Shapiro Segerman Lerner Psi $36,644 $124 and under University of Rochester Jem Maddan Julie Jackson Barrett Zeta Alpha Nicolette Ornelaz $125 -$249 Alpha lota $24,723 Jill Dubois Eastern Washington Ellie Osborne, SGA Ann Zoyhofski Lenweaver Tiffany f.evin University llnllyWiitaker Faith Bevitz Theta $20,723 Heather ,'\nderson O'Dell, Rliatigan Alpha and under SCA $124 Zeta Delta $124 and under Schuldt Slephanie Ciiiiipbell Southeast Missouri State BetaNu $16,145 Jackie SCA Nancy D'Angelo, Saira Eggcrmont University Foundation Sue Hammonlree Epsilon PI Tanya Gutierrez Epsilon $15,116 SG'V and under George Mason University Kelly Lappin. Jen Heidal, SCA $124 Suzanne SCA Lehman, Lori Lonning Christina Prcngar Edgar $1 4,436 - Sigma $125 $249 Caurie Miner Kimberiy Mullen, SCA Kimberly Essner-Bair Stacey Bialecki Rijkse, SG'V AmyJohnson Jamie Hampton Beta Alpha $12,672 Angela Scali.se Zeta Beta ,'Viigela Lauer SCA $124 and under Joy Warner University ofVirginia 1 .ori Mitchell, SCA SCA Omega $11,718 Jody Barefoot, Neda Burlniaii Wetmore, ,\iiiy Hyde .Scnsiha Co $125 -$249 Nancy SCA Ivira Westrich, SCA Laura Forman Jennifer Maiquina Alpha $8,239 Estee Dudash Lat'larc Epsilon Upsilon Zeta Epsilon of $124 and under Heather Murawin.ski University South Dakota Duquesne University Amanda Susan Bronstrin Sledge - $125 $249 - $249 Christen Taylor, .SCA L.anra Brown $125 Wendy Johansen Henning Sarah Buell Kerri Rakiecki Nancy Chen $124 and un rim' Angela Dills Ieresa Di Renzo Jiilii; Evans ' THAlsnC YOU^

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Thank you to our donors that made a difference in 1999-2000. Your gifts:

Provided life-changing camping experiences for hundreds of deserving young girls across the continent. Ensured that every collegiate chapter received educational and leadership training from highly qualified Collegiate Leadership Consultants. Made it possible for over 50 Gamma Phi Beta students to further their educational goals through the aid of scholarships, fellowships and grants-in-aid.