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' 1961 Xi Chapter pledges then and now (in T-shirts�Pledges Of Sixty-One, We 're StiU Havin Fun) are: standing from left Jo Croy Vervaeke, Barbara Collins Hester, Pat Carlson AxteU, Judy Sharp Watson, Heather Sanders Weyen, Jane Modie Gjording, Linda Maguire NeU; 2nd row Judy Conkiin Pilder, pledge director; 3rd row from left Jan Wendler Batt, SaUy KimbaU Shanafelt, Carol Earp Brasch; 4th row from left Sue Nelson Kluksdal, Vicki WUson Martin, Judy Hutchinson Pfan; front from left Mary Gladhart Gentry, Janet Josephson Palmer, Jean Farley Pelto.

All 16 former pledges made it to the June, 1985 reunion which was organized by Jo Croy Vervaeke 100% with the help of local alumna Norma Collyer Carter (Idaho). It was a special weekend at the chapter house, not just because of the chance to catch up with old friends, but because they were able to initiate the last two pledges in the class. Janet Josephson Palmer and initiation Judy Sharp Watson had left school before being initi ated, having completed all pledge requirements. Aided by the chapter president and three other Xi Chapter collegians, Janet and Judy were initiated. Sharing that experience as somewhat mature Gamma Phi Betas set the mood for the weekend and brought the group closer together. t sounded and looked like Squeal Day Sept. 7, Parting on Sunday was difficult but the group 1961, but it was actually the first reunion of the hopes to keep in close touch from now on. The next 1961 Xi Chapter (Idaho) pledge class. reunion is scheduled for 1990. �Barbara Collins IHester

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Opinion CONTENTS Commitment. Involvement. Is there a difference? Commitment can be defined as a Y'all Come! 4 promise or pledge to oneself, a Gamma Phi Betas will be treated to Texas at the 1986 group or a goal to do what needs to hospitality Dallas Convention. be done regardless of time, obstacles and limitations. Involvement is temporary. Commitment� and leadership, faith, Triumphs stmggle 6 dedication� is optimism, sincerity, What resources are available to collegiate chapters? necessary to achieve success. And commitment on the part of each indi vidual is necessary for group com Consultants 24 mitment and success. Collegiate Commitment or involvement. The What do they gain from a year on the road? future may depend on the choice. Editor 'The King and V 44 Mary Beth Piel appeared in the musical with Yul Brynner. Deadlines Winter September 1 Spnng December 1 Summer March 1 Fall June 1 DEPARTMENTS

Foundation O Headliners 38 Editors Books M O Careers 40 Editor-in-Chief Kris Brandt Riske Collegians tj^ In Memoriam 42 2405 W. Gregg Drive Chandler, AZ 85224 Alumnae i3 13 Alumnae Editor Directory 46 Margy Molden Wiltamuth Gamma Phi Beta USPS 137-620 1700 Kiva Road ON THE THE Crescent is published quarterly in Fall, Win Silver MD 20904 Spring, ter, Spring and Summer by the Gamma Phi Beta Collegiate Editor: COVER Sorority, Inc., 7395 E. Orchard Rd., Ste. 200, Engle Cindy Welch wood, CO 80111-2292. Subscription price� $1.50. 8-D Rue Maison Printed in the G.S.A. by Maury Boyd & Associates. Second class postage paid at CO and Birmingham, AL 35209 Gamma Phi Beta Camp Englewood, Feature Editor additional mailing offices. Sechelt brings smiles to Postmaster: Please send notice of Natalie Meyer McKenzie undeliverable the faces of copies on Form 3579 to Gamma Phi Beta, 7395 E. 531 S. Burton Place campers. Orchard Rd., Ste. 200, Englewood, CO 801 1 1 . IL 60005 Adington Heights, Subscribers: send changes of address, notices of Business Manager: marriages and deaths to Gamma Phi Beta, 7395 E. Marjory Mills Shupert Orchard Rd., Ste. 200, Englewood, CO 801 1 1. Central Office

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Convention is ... Exchanging ideas Renewing old friendships On Play Day choose . . . Making new friends A tour of the city with lunch at the Experiencing rB sisterhood Art Museum or Old City Park A tour of Southfork Ranch and You will learn . . . New strategies locations where "Dallas" is filmed Leadership skills A tour of Ft. Worth's world famous Effective chapter programming museums A at a most exclusive Dallas is ... shopping trip A vibrant, exciting, changing city mall Shopping, culture and fun things to t: ; % A trip to amusement parks do 1

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The Convention Committee is . . . Hard at work to ensure a meaningful and fun time for all Preparing a few surprises /J�k>k. WM THECRESCEMT/WIN %:;hi^ amma Phi Beta chapters experience the peaks land valleys that occur with time� great tri umphs and stress and struggle. What kind of help is available to these chapters? Chapter 1: Located at a large, pro-Greek state school, it had for 20 years pledged quota, enjoyed close ties with alumnae, maintained good scholarship amma Phi Beta and benefitted from members who were well vice respected on campus. However, it has pledged far Collegiate below quota for two years and the members do not President Randall know how to open rush. Chapter confidence and size, once so high, are fading. Stevens Guerra (Cal. Chapter 2: Located at a small private school with declining enrollment and fewer and fewer women Beach) going through rush, it has 20 women returning in the St.-Long fall. The new college president is anti-Greek, and only outlines three two of the original five sororities remain. Alumnae, scattered over a wide geographic area, seldom meet. and the Chapter 3: Located on a commuter campus, it chapters recently won the Best Greek Organization Award and resources available to has a strong sisterhood aided by a helpful and positive alumnae advisory committee. Gamma Phi Beta is well them. known because of its enthusiastic members and their campus participation. Chapter programming, PACE, ritual, scholarship and philanthropies are all priorities. What steps are involved in helping these chap ters? Grand Council reviews and evaluates every colle giate chapter three times each year to determine what help and resources are appropriate for each one. Through Province Directors' reports. Collegiate Con sultant recommendations and personal contact, infor mation is collected. The Gamma Phi Beta Minimum Objectives for Collegiate Chapters are used as a mea-

THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-861 of health: surement chapter Chapter 2: With declining enrollment and an 1. Reach a GPA to the equal all-sorority average unfriendly administration, it presents a different and on campus. more difficult problem. Grand Council has been work 2. at least 75 of Panhellenic Pledge percent quota ing with this chapter for some time but external condi each rush. tions continue to worsen. Initiate 75 of each of 3. percent group pledges. The Province Alumnae Director concentrates on File with Central Office on 4. reports due date. building alumnae support for the chapter because it is 5. Be represented at Sorority Conventions and demonstrably true that all chapters benefit from Area Leadership Conferences. involved, caring alumnae. Every chapter needs alum all financial 6. Keep chapter obligations current. nae assistance and Chapter 2 is no exception. The Observe and follow all Qamma 7. Phi Beta poli Province Collegiate Director will visit the chapter as and cies, university regulations state and local laws. often as necessary and otherwise stay in close contact 8. Maintain ongoing and adequate programs in to assist officers and members. the areas of PACE, ritual, pledge development, philan When a chapter is extremely small, each member thropy, public relations and campus involvement. must shoulder an increasingly large burden just to Maintain relations 9. good with local alumnae, keep the chapter going. It is difficult for everyone. college Panhellenic and international Gamma Phi Because of its small size, financial responsibilities are Beta. also a problem. The Area Financial Advisor will work Trends such as poor rush statistics, weak pledge with the chapter to plan a realistic budget and scale programs, incidents of hazing, lack of chapter confi down expenditures. dence, poor campus reputation and lack of communi Gamma Phi Beta's National Panhellenic Confer cation or cooperation with ence Delegate will be in alumnae on the local and/ constant contact with the or international level can "Strong chapter leadership is remaining national sorori indicate looming prob and will to essentia! and a will to succeed ty attempt keep lems. communication open with While it is important just can't be beat." the administration. A Col that " struggling chapters 'We've always done it this way legiate Consultant will visit have available all possible the chapter regularly to as Sorority resources, "Inter or This chapter is different' are sist with membership re national" cannot do it excuses that do not help a cruitment and chapter alone. Each chapter mem management. She will help ber must be committed to chapter that needs to change in keep spirits up. improvement and chapter order to improve." Closing any collegiate excellence, be willing to chapter is done only as a "It is accept assistance and be Grand Council's desire that last resort after many years open to new ideas. "We've the collegiate years be times of of intensive work. It is nev always done it this way" or er an easy decision and it success and "This chapter is different" accomplishment for is never a surprise. If the are excuses that do not each member and chapter." campus situation grows help a chapter that needs even less favorable and the to change in order to im chapter is ultimately prove. Strong chapter leadership is essential and a will closed, it would be in the hope that the campus cli to succeed just can't be beat. If a chapter is willing to mate would one day permit the chapter to reopen. make use of the assistance offered, changes can occur Chapter 3: Lucky Chapter 31 It is riding on a wave quickly. of well deserved success and may be a Convention What, specifically, will be done to help the three award winner. All members work toward the goal of hypothetical chapters? chapter excellence and the chapter happily uses Chapter 1: Its difficulty in pledging quota indi Gamma Phi Beta resources by communicating with cates the need for immediate help. An international and asking for help from the Province Collegiate officer specially trained in rush visits the chapter and Director, Collegiate Consultant, alumnae advisors and meets with chapter members, advisors and the Panhel Grand Council. They are always looking for ways to lenic advisor. The chapter welcomes her and members improve and are open to new ideas. Grand Council will talk at length about their lack of effective rush tech congratulate the members on a job well done and con niques. tinue the regular support available to all Gamma Phi Her report suggests the chapter needs help with Beta chapters. conversation skills, party planning, membership selec By expecting only the best from collegiate chap tion and open rush planning. As a result. Grand Coun ters, by continuing to closely monitor and evaluate cil appoints an International Rush Consultant (IRC). chapter and campus trends and by fully using Gamma The IRC begins working with the chapter immediately, Phi Beta resources, more chapters will experience the and after her first visit the chapter's confidence has peaks of chapter life. It is Grand Council's desire that increased. It helps to know that an expert is assisting the collegiate years be times of success and accom with rush. plishment for each member and chapter.

THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 Gamma Rii Beta Foundation

8 THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 Jeanne Staufler Beaudry Loyalty Circle Mary Potter Sharp Ursula Owen Belyea Delpnme Johnston Andrews Ellen Cooley Siegars Norma Brannock Boulware Louise Sprague Lake Mary Godfroy Sieger Ann Vandemark Butler THAMK YOU! Dorothy Maitland Sanders Shila McComb Smith Norma Chace Barney Margaret Neafie Sheily Margaret Spencer St Amour Phi Barbara Coffman The Gamma Beta Foundation, Dudley Mary Savage Taylor Mary Gage Summerhays Barbara Nicholson Conkiin Nancy Beaman Tanke thanks to the generosity of 4,258 mem Barbara Price Cronk Lunar Circle Jean Tibbits Grace Simpson Ellison Janet Carver Davis Joyce Laux Tobin bers and realized a J Frisbie friends, $13,500 Dorothy Kathryn Lynch MacPherson Jean Jeffrey Tosdal Kathleen Smilh Heilig Elizabeth Wheeler Olsen Katherine Sue Trudeau increase in donations this In a fiscal Susan year. Kosloski Jaffe Janice Benson Shields Elizabeth Sanders Ulbrich that ended 31, the Foundation Kathleen E Leigh Jaqueline Oliver Utz year July Judith Manley Miiler Carnation Circle Julie Van Houten Muriel received a total of $122,300. There were McCormick Murphy Harriet Bridges Burton Elizabeth K Ware Ruth King Richardson Carolyn Beltramini Caldwell Carol Heysett Warren 140 additional donations during the year. Cynthia Rose Tague Frances Klein Carson Joan Nash Watts Marilyn Smith Tennity Margaret Fitch Condra Esther Way "Growth in giving and givers is so im Zoe Marshall Veasey Margaret Ann Dennehy Nancy Herkenhoff Winch Nancy Lynn Wagner Katherine Lathrop Ehrlich Ardis Wisner Jennie Curtis Allmand Haass Walker Withrow portant," says (N. Arizona), Other Virginia Betty Foundation President. "The Foundation Janet Mewhort Hogan Heien Hughes Woodley Barbara Gere Ackley Mary Davis Holt Elenore J Alickman Gamma almost on contributions Jane Eley Kimball depends entirely Joan S Amon Jane McCarthy Leary Wisconsin Chariotte Muschlitz Arbogast Rosemary Shevchik Malbin to finance its Our is to Founders Circle operations. goal Ruth Buckman Armstrong Chariotte Hamilton Mason continue to increase the support of our Margaret Erskine Atwood Ethel Williams McGill Alice Woodson Forester Joan Brownell Bacall Jean Manwaring O'Hara Aileen Hall Tredwell financial aid for members and Trudy Vanthoen Baylis Orra Spencer Reid programs Circle Nancy King Bellush Ruth Allderige Smithers Loyalty our international philanthropy, camping Joan Gilburt Bohm Judith Reynolds Staser Jane Biggar Forkel Marleigh Barclay Braun Susan Rowe Stoll Grace Maxey Montague for special girls. However, the future of Katherine Jones Burch Elizabeth McCallum Straith Alberita Richards Semrad Elizabeth Ellis Carruthers Terry Kuhn Treiber the Foundation on the Lunar Circle depends regular Caroline Elizabeth Centner Caroline Savage Wanstall of our members and friends." Louise Eckebrecht Ciark Margaret Howells Howland giving Virginia Whitney Cleaves Other Abigail Donohue Jensen The Gamma Phi Beta Foundation is a Cynthia Townsend Colway Janet Clark Aengst Alice Babcock Cooley Sarah Query Andrews Carnation Circle separate not-for-profit corporation estab Jean Rennacker Cowin Loretta Jean Armstrong Virginia Becker Beckett Virginia Smith Curley Barbara M Barclay Elise Bossort Bell lished to implement the philanthropic Nina Difrancesco Garland Kellogg Carson Barbara Waldo Brown Jane Rossman Dolan of the Ariine Ely Chafey Joan Buchholz Clark objectives Sorority. Martha Johanek Drobny Kalherine Chase Virginia Stearns Fredrichs Contributions within the last Maude Harnden Dunlap Ms Suzanne S Christensen Grelchen Friday Gallagher year Barbara Marlow Dwineile Patricia Lutes Collins Lucile Campbell Hoff enabled the Foundation to 14 schol Marian Blumer Dyer Gwendolyn Sperlich Crawley Anndre Schlimgen Hohenfeldt give Doris Leake Erskine Marian Ovaitt Cull Charlotte Kloo 10 and emer Linda Zingerline Fitzgerald Carolyn Allen Dodds Louise Marston arships, fellowships eight Barbara Kenney Fortenbaugh Patricia McKenna Dye Suzanne Norman Mekkelson gency grants-in-aid, totaling nearly Joyce Tudryn Friberger Mary Fay Elvidge Katherine Sue Miller Laraine Kanty Frohlich Patricia Doyle Fox Nancy Spiegel Mitchell $30,000. In addition, more than 100 spe Rosalinda V Giuditta Florence Kingsbury Froelich Jane Pihringer Mueller Janet Hill Gordon Judith Morrison Gentry Margaret Schermerhorn Newcomb cial girls from the Vancouver, B.C. area Evelyn Horn Greulich Beverly Luce Green Eleanor Hulce Normington Beth Harned Hilda two weeks at Nancy Bowen Griffith Donna Dimatteo Owen enjoyed Sorority-owned Jody Carona Harris Carol Purdy Groninger Nancy Maloney Pope Sechelt under the of vol Patricia Covert Harris Camp guidance Elizabeth Brown Hill unteer Gamma Phi Beta counselors and Emily Boy Holmberg Toundation Levels Marjorie McClure Hotchner Giving staff. Helen Johnson The Foundation also provided Wheatley Founders Circle�gifts of $ 1,000 or more Dorothea L Keeney camperships to 28 alumnae and colle Elizabeth Snyder Komanecky Loyalty Circle�gifts of $500 to $999 Doris Heidgerd Kuenning Lunar Circle�gifts of $250 to $499 giate chapters who requested supplemen Lizabeth Cambridge Martens Evelyn Cann Martone Carnation Circle�gifts of $ 100 to $249 tal funds to add to their own local Carole Snider McDermott The levels are based on the Foundation's cumu the Eilen Harris McMackin camping gifts. Through growing Elsa Supley Mottola lative giving records since 1980. If these amounts Marian 15 attended Munger do not coincide with your records, campership program, girls Marion Osborn please notify the Foundation at Central Office to 32 local camps for a total of nearly Florence Wallace Pattyson receive proper Marie Latterner Persse credit in the future. $10,000. Marilyn Curtis Peterson Margaret English Quinn Laura Frances Gross The names of the members, friends Shirley Fenner Reidenbaugh Margaret Jones Ritchie Alice Smith Gulino Jean Willis Schuldt Nancy Bentley Ridings Mary and Lori Jeanne Hamer Kraus collegiate and alumnae chapters that Sally Posthill Rittgers Kathryn Schwarting Jane Honey Harrelson Caroline Pomainville Sells contributed to Barbara Scanlon Riviere the Foundation from Lori Miller Salvo Mary Spencer Hershey Mary Gardner Sullivan Sharon Brown Sandle Shiriey Farnsworth Horn Marion Ehriinger Swanson October 1, 1984 to 30, 1985 Joan Trussell Irwin Suanne Burns September Shiriey Soder Sandwick Taylor Lois Bassett Johnston Rebecca Jane Vail are listed on Ruth Sampson Schoeberiein this and All Winifred Keller following pages. Janet Harlow Schweisthal Gridley Eloise Poock Wagner Marian Seitz Kolm Lorraine Baker Woroch are recorded and the various Mary McChesney Shaw gifts catego Susan Bumford Kreis Ann Betts Smith Grace Raymond Yocum Gail Wiedemann Lamotte ries reflect the level of cumulative Charlotte Stone Juliana Bardes Zinn giving Brightman Louthan Ann Husted Taylor Mary Tyler Helen Reece Maccallum Other since 1980. If you find the amount of Patricia Pilcher Thornton Ms Linda Main Dorothy Jones Tolley Robyn Margie McRae Adams your total write Larson giving inaccurate, please Marilyn Huber Tomlinson Sally Melberg Mary Josephson Adamson Alice Mewhort Dorothy Barbour Walker Kathryn Gretchen Haase Alfenbern the Gamma Phi Beta 7395 G Foundation, Christine Rennacker Watson Kathryn Montgomery Suzanne Wilmeth Anderson Munson E. Marcia Luke Wierda Evelyn Spamer Mary Jo Banholzer Orchard Rd., Suite 200, Anne Nichols Englewood, McElwain Will Lydia Miriam Winter Bateman Dorothy Martha CO 801 11. Martha McCutchen Wilson Chapman Nyboer Harriet Trippe Benz Winifred Owens Helen Grcner Zimdahl Cheney Mary Schull Brown Roberta Chissus Parker Olga Lindfors Buenz Bihn Potter Lunar Circle Beta Phyilis Patricia Bayles Alpha Zavela Raven Burringlon Jeanne Rice Ciark Margaret Helen Henry Burtch Syracuse Michigan Ann Reid Nancy Kathleen Browning Bush Founders Circle Collins Rembowski Carnation Circle Phyllis Constance Husting Carison Loyalty Circle Edna Hyatt Schaub Helen UMenwoidt Baier Jacqueline Reid Allee Linda Throop Castiglione Pamela Liggett Schwartz Rozella P Heilman Elizabeth Thompson Baldwin Shiriey Shambaugh Beaman Joan Martineau Clark

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Purcell Betty Jane Cochran Mariann McDonnell Valentini Inez Stockdale Dyer Other Frances Jacqueline Fontaine Carol Isherwood Walden Bracken Ehlers Katherine Bloom Remaley Conaway Margaret Anne Wollman Almond Helen Meanwell Cooper Margaret Everett Wischusen Jane Ellen Helen Deamer Rend Engdahl Margaret Wilstorf Carroll Louise Revell Craigmile Ethel Norry Zimmerman Jane Dibble Fraser Patricia Parker Robinson Mary Steil Carroll Ms Croak Jolene Larson Gardner Annette Vollmann Ruhstaller Kathryn Pagels Louise Owens Franciscus Sara Terwilliger Cyr Epsilon Eleanor Johnson Goward Karen Aumock Rusch Margaret Harvey Gault Betty Hart Oavis Northwestern Frances Black Green Virginia Pioda Ruth Anne Sturmlels iber Marjory Ann Pomainville Hacker Katharine Colton Salmon Etnyre Circle Corinna Fowler Mathews Maryalice Findorff Loyalty Winter Hansman Carolyn Suzanne Schrader McAssey Mary Barbara Stauffer McElfish Marshall Jeanne McGauran Frances Harcus Jeanne Bettencourt Scott Dorothy Frawley Douglas Koblegard Helen Pierce Melvin Barbara Heberlein Freeman Doris Herman Pankow Mardel Jerrick Marjorie McKee Simenson Harpham Anne McEwan Robinson Edith Holmes Frelinger Clementine Lewis Peterson Mary Simmons Harris Eleanor Beck Sloat Dorothy Cule Spencer Kyle Marie Fritzsinger Virginia Smith Hartshorn Marguerite Moak Stanley Lunar Circle Lura Ellen Warren Karen Milburn Gabsch Dorothy Roach Holston Kathleen Mashek Stasulis Allen Eleanor Dana Garnock June Ration Brewer Ruth Tibbies Hough Eta Margaret Steacy Carolie Styne Goniu Shirley Johnson Christopher Lois Hay Huggett Frances Woodward Taylor Helen Cady Griffith Joyce Farr Damm Bonnie Lipow Jelinek California Eleanor Harrold Thomson Jessie Davis Hall Lecron Foster Nellie Gibbs Jones Aileen Young Traynham Mary Lunar Circle Mary Curran Hilger Verna Amling Hauser Sue Sturia Kimbell Elizabeth Dempster Whitehead Mary Kay Finley Holland Deborah Hayes Rae Solum Kolar Charlotte Moore Angell Harriett Plaisted Wilson Jacqueline Peterson Hunter Dorothy Somers Hoehn Marie Donley Kuhl Elizabeth M Harrington Margaret Godley Zeff Mary Splitgerber Kautmann Lois Moore Kircher Jean Jackson Larsen Alice Martinelli Kett Pamelia Jensen Kelly Barbara Rewey Miner Joan Lesage Anne Erkenbrecher Wright Theta Catherine Venus Kilpatrick Jean Ballantyne Ransom Mary Gerrity Liepold Carnation Circle Denver Alice Holekamp King Mary Coleman Samuels Beatrice D Lumley Karen Sue Kolb Nanette Newland Seidner Eleanor Merrilield Luse Jeanne Gaudin Ackerman Gloria Hubred Komppa Ellen Mary Lynch Clara Whiting Bomboy Loyalty Circle Carnation Circle Mary Shepard Kosloske Une Greene MacMillan Carol Ann Colwell Amy Speers Donaldson Josephine E Kremers Chariotte Knape Andrea Ardis McBroom Marek Edith Johnson Dickman Mary Virginia Kennedy Nancy Hunnicutt Krueger Mary Ann Baiyor Sue Thomas Martin Mary Diepenbrock Draeger Newman Bandow Warren Martin Mae Leichter Edwards Josephine Krug Kathryn Squier Shirley Lunar Circle Ann Carpenter Krug Virginia Scott Beaman Doris Gerrity McAuliffe Virginia Porter Farquhar Holly Grout Leggett Jean Kraemer Hagenstein Constance Whitney Davis Nancy Treiber Lenz Sally Hall Eleanor Jane Patterson Shirley West Lightcap Marion Weller MacDonald Louise Stegner Steinbruner Foundation Robinson Natalie Lloyd-Jones Giving Levels Virginia Chase McClendon Louise Wyatt Paula Pratt Lussow Clareda Allen McCombs Founders � $ 1 or more Kann Editha Madsen Circle gifts of ,000 Betsey Hoffman Melzger Carnation Circle Ruth Winney Martin of to Marjorie Biggar Mills Loyalty Circle�gifts $500 $999 Patricia Curry Brennan Jeane Laing McCornock Elinor Cheek Moskowitz Lunar Circle� of $250 to $499 Katherine Ramsey Clifford Eleanor Stearns McNary gifts Morna Scott Nock Maria Hurst Delaney Mildred Rowlands Nelson Mary Kelly Norton Carnation Circle�gifts of $ 100 to $249 Jessie Carman Dennison Arcara Nelson Frances Field Olmsted Kimberiy McCallum Faulkner Louise Dvorak Nichols The levels are based on the Foundation's cumu Janice Slater Parker Nancy Anita Brown Fenn Clark Nordhoff Barbara Pratt Lynne lative giving records since 1980. If these amounts Briggs Rose Morris Donna Olfson Florence Breed Robinson Betty Murphy Mrs Norma Warner Nichols Dittman do not coincide with your records, please notify Loie Judkins Shires Lynne Pearcy Janet Vidal Ellen Schwandt the Margaret Bell Sprague Stuhlreyer Perry Foundation at Central Office to receive proper Fraser Tompkin Jones Petersen Nancy Hoist Tyndall Margaret Audrey in Vanderbur Estelle Lindow Pfeifer credit the future. Cynthia Isabel Gwendolyn Olinger Wong Calvina Morse Sara Stedman Pinkert Vaupel Other Dorothy Cunningham Wood Rosalie Risley Preslicka Myra Wells Blaker Phyllis Copp Metcalf Clarke Rector Carroll Furst Mitchell Ann Norton Allen Mary Marguerite Ray Nancy Other Stella Williams Reyer Dorothy Doherty Countryman Doris Cliff Morgan Elizabeth Sheale Ames Teri Lidral Ruedig Nancy Probst Crandall Charlane Whitlock Mowery Patricia Quinn Anderson Sandra Lee Andersen Beatrice Nicoll Savage Maria Keats Eggemeyer Betty Carey Noble Catherine Annette Auslen Mildred Herzog Bartlett Carol Geniesse Shamburek Jacquelyn Powers Evans Gail Messer O'Brien Virginia Decamp Baker Katharine Bartlett Mary Tuteur Sherman Anita Forch Frazer Jean Brooks Oliver Nancy Brock Bale Mildred Biddick June Carnes Smith Marilyn Otto Goll Charlotte Crimmins Pandt Patricia Tynan Barbour Ruamie Hill Binns Charlotte Swanson Smollen Grace Dodge Greaves Ann Rittinger Petersen Virginia Bean Dana Bleakley Anne Priedeman Southcott Gwen Heilman Griffin Marjorie Johnston Peterson Mary Nolting Birdsall Alice Boggs Florence Vellenga Spindler Greta Astrom Koerber Felice Gertrude Pomierski Barbara Thomas Briggs Lorraine Amman Bower Marguerite Baines Stevens Mary Lankford Larson Marlynn Moeller Porter Sara Mauser Brignano Louise Lebert Cluff Mary Karsten Sutherland Catherine Vanduesen Law Georgina Hall Renner Barbara Stuhr Brindley Mary Hitchcock Coffin Wendy Backes Swertfeger Dorothy Engquist Mackwitz Carol Miller Robinson Linda J Brooks Billie Owens Davies Katherine Cromer Talley Ernestine Dobler McDonald Mary Jane Morrow Roth Dorothy Grennan Burke Genevieve Park Denious Marie Thorsen Virginia Godfrey Migely Marcia Stewart Royce Laurie Andres Bustamante Genevieve Simms Fisher Beatrice Barnes Tormey Rosalie Gay Mortell Barbara Bushby Royden Jane Lubeck Cohen Nicole Gambrell Patricia Fredrick Turba Dorothy Cain Nash Diana Dasburg Schwalbe Sheryl Fleming Consort Lila Shaw Girvin Eleanor Anderson Visser Helen Bergquist Person Carolyn Robson Schwem Margaret Homer Coultas Ann Morrison Gleason Ruth Lanz Vollrath Mildred Trick Sergeant Helen Hansen Shaffer Janet Behr Croul Debra Byrnes Grilfin Constance Wolcott Walker Anne Bayliss Simpson Margery Banning Shepherd Janet Chick Crum Carolyn Thomas Harding Helen Nisbett Ward Susan Claire Socolowski Nancy Ann Shimberg Marilyn Close Davis Virginia Shannon Heckman Margaret Rothermel Watson Natalie Kamen Tate A Birch Springer Eleanor Vollman DiGiorgio Juanita Dunlop Heckman Miriam Youmans Wellford Suzanne Maurer Thorne Sarah Louisa Stelle Anna Fabbrini Dodds Maureen O'Connor Heintz Jane Hicks West Nellie Weston Ullrick Katharine Crofts Storm Ruth Caroline Dyer Ann Rouse Henderson Helen Dodd Winter Marion Drew Waitley Ann Harris Straw Barbara Middleton Egidio Helen Ringer Hughes Marjorie Zinn Sue Sayer Wernecke Gretchen Graves Stuhr Marjory Bridge Farquhar Helen Dowdy Johnson Beverley Williams Whitehead Bernice Wickman Swann Jinx Reynaud Fores Marian Schwalb Kerr Delta Vesper Getman Terrell Katherine Holcombe Foulkes Other Betty Geiger Largay Boston Lillian Erbaugh Timyan Beverty King Freitas Isabelle Birney Ludwig Betty Elliotl Allord Marion Schifflin Vanzandt Judith Bowers Gordon Polly Miles Mallet Loyalty Circle Frances Appleby Andrews Donna Merrill Vorce Ellen Jean Graham Jean Omohundro McLaughlin Dorothy Roberts Matheson Frances Williamson Applehans Helen Behike Wamboldt Marilyn Gilmore Gust Gloria Kalen Meyer Carole Shirrells Barger Marian Mansfield Ward Verda Larson Halbert Parmelee Carnation Circle Gwendolyn Mudgett Dorothy Gardner Baujan Katherine Griffith Webster Doris Blennerhassett Hall Margaret Vickers Porter Ruth Whidden Graves Carol Lindner Beaton Lila Robbins Weichbrodt Elizabelh Fallows Hammond Deanne Larson Purdy Pauline Sawyer Umland Shiriey Hallgren Brereton Susan Jeffries Weldon Cornelia Eggleston Hatten Ann Recktenwall Patti A Broderick Gladys Crimmins Wilson Barbara Jolly Hogan Hortense Addison Roberts Dther Eleanor Bennett Buckmaster Ann Cea Wolanske Barbara Oakley Hoyt Karen Larsen Robinson Elizabeth Butler Allen Jocelyn Birch Burdick Marilyn Streitmatter Woodman Martha Pogue Kelly Mildred Robinson Carolyn Dutton Ashworth Jan Eaton Burress Lillian Woodworth Marilyn Mackintosh Kew Justine Sarkisian Rodriguez Jean Parcells Brock Susan Armstrong Cheney Mildred Leritz Worthy Patricia Smith Lentz Vivienne Weaver Saunders Dorothy Bullock Geraldine Benthey Ciader Nelle Purcell Young Kathryn Ann Lucas Ottilie Stalford Seeber Julia J DiLorenzo Alice Peck Clark Maureen Capt Zeta Lucey Patsy Gilmore Simmermacher Elizabeth Webber Fussell Eulalyn Wilson Clark Marcia Montgomery Merrill Alice Jones Slawson Elizabeth Straut Gontarz Geraldine McKinley Collins Goucher Betty Billiou Miles Florence Galbraith Sprouse Marcia Livingston Hall June Zettergren Cooke Dorothy Dow Miller Janette Jones Strickland Lunar Circle Elizabeth Hovey Patricia McKiel Cork Martha Singletary Mills Joan Thompson Lorraine Geiger Jefferies Florence Hildebrand Coyle Carribelle Waters Conway Evelyn Curtner Morton Dorothea MacDonald Wagers Jane Miller Leavitt Dorothy Marshall Dain Janet Feiker Delaney Cariotta Young Mount Mary Ward Walker Anne Gaffney Moriarty Cynthia McHenry Dalton Laura Dixon Mullen Wehrle Carnation Circle Dorothye Julia Lowe Nettles Barbara Cline Day Carolyn Whiting Murman Jean Ponsonby Wilson Marcia Rizzotto Susan Krapp Dibert Nancy Gale Callaghan Kathryn Millberry Newell Jean Jolliffe Yancey Polly Noonan Rutnik Marilyn Cady Donnelly Marion Hardy White Caroline Froid Osborne Rebecca Syverson Young Anne Coliari Sordillo Jane Erikson Dunk Janice Maher Winterbottom Shirley Higgins Palmer Patty Teal Zemke

IO THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 Ellen Bache-Wiig Chnstgau Eleanor Rogers Schaller Marshall Lemman Sander Funsinn Kappa Helen Titelmaier Clark Marilyn Virginia Amy Lu Schuett Marian Troy Lemon Featherstone Galbraith Minnesota Barbara Donoho Margaret Burnap Jane Buckles Sherer Pickard Lewison Katherine Daman Garrett Jo Hellie Dunnicliff Mary Lisa Buscher Sieling Dorothy Troy Lingo Grace Lowe Gary Lunar Circle Penny Baran Durenberger Margaret Sparting Geraldine Olwell Myers Gretchen Stryker Giacometti Gail Edwards Julia Vonkuster Skogmo Ensign Shiriey Shumway Stephenson Mary Thomas Nelson Sharon Lee Givan Cooke Plaut Crockett Ferrara Johanna Penny Marian Kixmoeller Stevenson Hinkle Peterson Helen Poe Goodrich Carol Thill Finnane Sally Helen Bezoier Webster Judy McLean Pitcher Jean Morrison Grabenhorst Camation Circle Barbara Malkerson Fischer Elizabeth Mattson Wessen Carolyn Grilfin Reid Epperson Gray Hazard Barbara Tanner French Gladys Juliet Buffington Jean Christianson Wigley Helen VanLeuven Robertson Carol Cox Griftin MacMillan Collins Barbara Olson Gabbert Helen Jean Schei Wilke Nancy Franke Sackmann Bette Kunde Hagen Evenson Ericson Milla Jacobson Garretson Eleanor Patricia Williams Zimmerman Jean Summers Smith Jeannie Baker L Evans Annette Swenson Geistfeld Harrington Nancy Kathryn Callow Wandel Klinker Hawes Mann Hammel Gail Hanson Lambda Phyllis Marilyn Taylor Gwendolyn Goodwin White Skewis Hedden Watson Heinrich Lou Nicholson Hartinson Shirley Margarel Cary Washington Martha Dorsey Williams Churchill Henshaw Pitman Janet Boss Hearon Amy Florence Hodgson Mabel Chesnut Woodruff Berdan House Furber Catherine Combacker Founders Circle Cheryl Helen Jacques Hughes Diane Driscoll Hudson Caroline Cashman Other Marguerite Lagerman Kirkpatrick Huhndorf Jean Fisher McTavish Annette Baker Huskinson Baker Mattlin Marion Hunter Mary Ashley Kathryn Ludington Sinclair Jean Anderson Allard Susan Tenney Jarvie Genskow Elsa Bach Hutchinson Sue Mayer Ruth Myers Allen Mary Denney Jeffers Butorac McDermott Miller Loyalty Circle Ruth Virginia Hynes Linda Palmer Argersinger Susan Karen Johnson Lord Schultz Buckle Johnston Margaret Margaret Billie Jo Hodge Campbell Audrey Cannon Bashaw Sandra Naff Keefe Lora Vonkuster Helen Sedgwick Thompson Kay Marjorie Williams Myers Marylynn Bollinger Birney Jill Maureen Keeney Reinhart Slater Anderson Mary Virginia Kelley Jean Foster Radford Nicole J Blom Diane Dick King Carol Lanham Koehler Jacqueline Levin Kotkins Margaret Brewster Laucks is Ann Janett Layne Camp for alumna Barbara Neville Lentz satisfying' Kristen Lynn Lindskog "Camp Sechelt has certainly given me chance to be real 'kids.' a Genevieve Olwell Lynch They develop Virginia Pierce MacDonald a new insight into children. close bond and there are lots of hugs." Gwendolyn Newlove Malin Kathryn Paulson McCroskey "It was to very satisfying help girls Those are the words of Carol Caleo Helen Campbell McDonald Corbett McFadden are so fortunate as 1 know the Mary myself. (Bradley), 1985 Camp Sechelt director. Patricia Riley McNeal that we offer the For most of the Barbara Steen Michels experiences campers year, Carol teaches Gerry Lemon Moeller are and will never be school in III. For the last two Catherine Corcoran Molesta deeply appreciated Moline, Marion Hansen Nelson forgotten. In some cases, we are simply summers, she has devoted herself to Mary Shiel Neu Mary Cole Odell them a we Lewis giving holiday, but in others Gamma Phi Beta's philanthropy, camp Evelyn Partlow Diane Ahlskog Pearson are enabling them to shed tremendous ing for special girls. Janice Wood Peterson and them "I Jean Emery Peterson responsibilities giving the feel other teachers would surely ben Letitia Clarke Portelance Jean Wilkinson Reynolds efit from Sechelt too. I come Camp have Chris Steig Richards across many innovative ideas and activi Andrea Kaber Rose Norma Simila Rumberger ties that 1 can use in my classroom," says Naida Marshall Sanders Kathryn Jeklin Scoggins Carol. Kathryn Taylor Scott Kristine Olson Shanafelt Why did this Gamma Phi Beta decide Marie MacDonald Shaw Janet Hartman Skadan to apply for the camp director position? Billie Loomis Smilh "I because most I Judith Pederson Spragg applied importantly Merrily Johnson Stewart with children. It is Constance Johnson Strope truly enjoy working Mary Shultz Thornton fulfilling, exciting and always interesting. Helen Coburn Tuell June Hellenthal Vynne This camp offered a more relaxed envi Marjorie Holeton Weaver Catherine Redpath Weller ronment than a classroom." She encour Barbara Cady Wilderman Jean Osborne Wilhelm ages other alumnae and collegians to Beatrice Mcintosh Wilkinson Sharon Myers Williams a summer at Sechelt. spend Camp Helen Pendleton Witney "1 am of the for Patricia Osborne Wright very proud Sorority Corinne Carpenter Yoder sponsoring such a worthwhile philan Juliannie Williams Zimmerman she adds. "Our efforts Mu thropy," really Stanford make a difference for these That is girls. Lunar Circle why it is so important that Camp Sechelt Evelyn Haydock receive the support of all Gamma Phi Carnation Circle Carol Caleo a student in helps her classroom. Beta members and Barbara Lyon Baxter chapters." Juanita White Lemmon Jane Spalding Levitt Catharine O'Connor Terwilliger Mary Staples Kennedy Lunar Circle Janet Sumner Borgen Peggy Boothe Mensinger Mary Mosher Winchell Kerns Dean Lombard Brown Elizabeth Jones Netcher Mary McGregor Myrn Kinnear Philbrick Elinor Lamb Cushnie Burso Geraldine Clift Renchard Other Lagerman Katherine Brehm Pohlman Margaret Susan Schmid Lauren Julayne Winn Bushnell Margaret Morse Watts Jean Phyllis Graham Richmond Tibbetts Atkins Merrilee Mattson Joanne Scudder Caley Lundquist Barbara Westover Sheldon Other Gloria Gillespie Badgley Janice Booker MacGibbon Elizabeth Willcox Calkins Jean Eleanor Haggett Willey Anderson Bainbridge Ruth S McLaren Dollie McLean Callow Margaret Kempenlch Boothe Catherine Wilkins Ballou Alice Russell Merchant Eileen Driscoll Campbell Evelyn Miller Brown Jeanne Carnation Circle Burke Barker Rosalyn Skellet Miller Christin Allen Carpenter Elizabeth Card Carpenter Georgia Shinnick Bartlett Roberta Velin Moe Ava Pattee Allenberg Patricia Moser Cook Beatrice Elkins Isabel Crady Bladon Berens Meaunena Smith O'Brien Sally Marion Anderson Marian McGovern Copeland Elizabeth Velie Cummings Palricia Stephenson Bergh Jean Robinson Paine Jean Harbaugh Austin Kathleen Field Cornett June Reynolds Davidson Audrey Borden Bierman Elizabeth Sargent Palmer Katherine Schulz Bruce Geraldine Moore Coughlin Brooke Geoghegan Dunn Veryl Reierson Blomquist Nash Betsy Lee Bush Jane Elizabeth Cummins Helen Dominguez Hall Judith Margery Payne Allord Boss Ann Lajoie Pickler Carol Wakefield Campbell Mary McGovern Denney Ruth Montgomery Hill Nancy McLaren Broback Ruth Josse Raney Dorothy Stam Campbell Sylvia Cramb Willa Ashley Howe Alice Dunnell Dorsey Brown Susan Roberts Redpath Barbara Harshberger Fletcher Harriet Rickerson Eisenbeis Marion Roller McConnell Norma Falz Brown Mary Jane Reed Grace Epperson Hill Elizabeth Lobdell Ekstrom June Mahon Meader Joan Johnson Campodonico Margaret Pinger Rogers Mary Rice Holert Mary Hearne Findley Dorothy Baker Mouat Jane Quale Cantu Jayne Rauen Sawyer Evelyn Canfield Kirk Phyllis Bianco Fletcher Joan Coffeen Mullinex

THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 11 Martha Hall Niccolls Lunar Circle Evelyn Carey Niebel Louise McMartin Price Helen North Reynolds Jean Austin Smith Carnation Circle Phi Margaret Tangeman Nancy Mcintosh Berry bridge players Jessie Duggan Wisnom Eleanor Hoyt Felton Bonnie Kuehl Ford Nu Julie Madden Joa Oregon Dorothy Lindsey Kellogg 'bid' Martha Rigby Kuhn scholarship Circle Loyalty Betty Detweiler McGregor Rocena Sutton Lane Virginia Evans Miles Ruth Ramstedt Peterson Lunar Circle Minerva Tertling Smith Maribeth Wilson Collins Carolyn Edwards Terteling Florence Hartman Hollister Other Wenona Dyer Martin Joan Benoit Allen Carnation Circle Elizabeth Childs Aim Margot Brice Cahill Agnes Bowen Aschenbrenner Janell Jones Conner Betty Ingraham Bankes Barbara Essex Eckelman Janet Sanders Benkwith Eleanor Forrest Hillar Helen Bloom Sherry Alfson Hutchinson Helen Patterson Brandt Anna Huffaker Jacobson Bernice Bowers Brown Martha Harrold MacBride Joanne Voiten Campbell Marilyn Louise Mathisen Judith Brown Carolan Anne Halderman McGowan Carol Bennett Chipman Mina Miner Smith Katheryn Hart Conger Joyce Herbert Syford Edris Coon Jane Cookman Vonderhellen Josephine Thompson Cox Harriet Featherstone Davies Other Doris Armstrong Downer Fetzer Patricia Maulding Aeder Margaret Benham Jeanne Robinson Aiken Susan Malcolm Frazier Helen Stutz Gee Lynda Trombetta Angell Trever Guerriero Megan Babler Nancy Cathenne Mary Baker Lois Rawls Gwartney Abbie White Bakony Ruth Veasey Harman Doris Padrick Blunt Bette Senft Harris Marjorie Junor Bolliger Betty Hunter Betty Raymond Boycott Jean Tedford Jacobs Bibbits Strong Brown Mary Shurtz Jeppesen Eleanor Holman Burkitt Jean Durham Johnson Harriette Hofmann Buzan Marjorie Bloom Jones Jennie Parelius Campbell Gayla Goodrich Kurtz Marion Marsters Chaney Pam Brennan Maguire Carole Betty Fix Markuson Phi's "Dutch seated are: Elizabeth Gipe Claytor Bridge" players: from left Rynn Schneider, Margue Suzanne Davis Olivia Chapman Marshall rite Van Booven Reck, Dorothy Roeder Gerstner, Rorence Schuermann Blumenkamp; Leta Kiddle Eari Vicki Wilson Martin Hallie Decamp McCall from left Elizabeth SchaU Hood, Christine Ruth Mundt Adelle Zamsky Eriandson standing Chapin Rapp, Early, Sally Holloway Evans Louise McKinney Sylvia Kleinschmidt Fischer, Verna Weis Krauss, Hazel Huzner Cotton, Harriet Schulz Dorothy Harbaugh Eward Elizabeth Dotzler McKissick Josephine Lecona Miller McMillan, Beresford Vahle. Dorolhy Rowe Gardner Mary Jocelyn Fancher Gay Ann Marie Molenaar Carolyn Schott Gilbertson Susan Molenaar Katherine Hayward Graham Rinda Young Olson Wickstrand Grove Alice Bowman Osborn Here's one for Gamma Phi a name from the Sally Adopting Emma Wootton Hall Nancy Rulh Peterson Eleanor Faris Beta's Record Book: fact all members are either of Dorothy Dickey Harn Pinckney Gertrude Livermore Heusner Mary Brown Powell Gniversity Phi German descent or married to Anne Roberts Holzschuh Pamela Persons Reckord Washington Chariotte Preble Jones Gloria Burgess Salladay Chapter's "Dutch Bridge Club," Dutchmen, the group began Donna Jo Kaarhus Ann Kettenbach Savage Mary Linn Saeltzer King Gail Keller Scott organized in 1930, is still going playing for charity instead of Irene McLeod Kleen Margaret Jackson Smith Coe Smithson 55 Julia Ann Hart Lawson Nancy strong after years. Though prizes about eight years ago. Kathleen Breen Levar Erma Collins Standley its 14 members have When member Ens Kerry Elaine Locke Marjorie Childs Stearns original Virginia Catherine McFarland Lundeen Kathryn Barbee Stratton Cox Telford dwindled to 12, the group meets Grossman died, a went to Marylou Dyer Maddocks Agnes gift Marjorie Smith McCredie Betty Gordon Towles the last Thursday of each month the Heart Fund; the Diabetic As Elizabeth Wright McKirdie Kathleen McDonald Uhlorn Connie Lamb McRae Pearl Pangborn Vanhorn for sociability and card playing sociation received a memorial Margarel Rederich McShatko Kelly Currin Wendt Kari Suzanne Minton Omicron now scored by a spirit of giving. for Ruth Waldbauer Mueller. Debra Deloris Mullen Mary Nicholls Illinois mem Crago Each month players contribute Regular dues-paying Ronalda Cameron Normansen Founders Circle $1 each to a fund. This bers of the St. Louis Alumnae Mary Anderson Page charity Mary Lynn Pedersen Eleanor Cook Lewis year elected to $200 these wearers of the Virginia Wilson Petheram they give Chapter, Dorothy Heck Radditz Loyalty Circle to the Gamma Phi Beta Founda Golden Crescent number three Nancy Hamilton Samson Marjorie Green Barrett Dorothy Crooks Schram Helen E Bliss tion for scholarships. Merit awardees among their Laura Tallant Schroeder Barbara Geiser ilgen Joyce Rowe Schwaner Judy Lee Sennett In mailing their check. Phi's group: Christine Chapin Rapp, Jane Bogue Sheehan Lunar Circle other Van Booven Fleck Carolyn Lambirth Simpson golden girls challenge Marguerite Lmda Kay Sneliing MD Cariotta Hagen Bielfeldt Gamma Phi Beta and Harriet Schulz McMillan. Marjorie Roehm Stevenson Ruth Rhoades Hay bridge players Shirley Karsten Talkington Phyllis Armstrong Johnson to do the same. Says a group They are best known for their Mary Wright Thomas Mary Keith Miller Marjorie Biswell Watson Joy Hunter Mohr spokeswoman, "there have to loyal kitchen duty at alumnae Kathleen Wells Webb Shiriey Wallace Nelson Barbara Leiter White Elizabeth be such and Phi Sinclair Teetor literally hundreds of meetings rush parties Jacqueline Jordan Wiedman Frances Knight Voris Betty Thomas Winslow around the and over clubs country many, many years. "We Rosamond Fraser Wyche Carnation Circle Canada. There must be a half- just love to 'play' Xi Col M Evelyn Bane together," Wilma Bartle Berg dozen here in St. Louis alone. one. � Geraldine Idaho Pauline Gucker Blair quips Epp Melba Miller Blauvelt This could add up." Smith (Missouri) Founders Circle Dixie Nelson Borus Ralphine Ronald Staring Jeanne Harshbarger Brenneman

12 THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 Maxine leuler Case PI Joann Finney Stephenson Marion Norris Steele Lucille Prather Livingston Florence Johnson Daugherty Nebraska Joan Wagoner Stofterson Kimberly Ann Steffen Caroline Jolly McAdow Jacqueline Inglesh Gibbs Florence Barlow Stratton May Steffen Marimae Voiland McDonald Graham Mae Margarel Ramsey Lunar Circle Lanquist Vickers Staci Bell Tonsfeldt 0 Landis McLaughlin Jean Bartle Hemphill Shiriey Lentz Weddle Jane Shanks Weber Jananne Hewett McLaughlin Donaldson Choat Mabel Kirkpatrick Hohenboken Phyllis Nancy White Welton Leone White Bishop McRoberts Lola Laune Hecht McNally Nancy Brubaker Johnson Maxine Wertman Scales White Mary Tinkler Meeker Virginia Doris Carlson Kath Lucy Margaret Rayner Leedy Nancy O'Connor Whitted Marilynn Konantz Miller Donna Jordan Mamer Bernice Lyons Wilson Sigma R Claire Nelson Carnation Circle Ensign Josephine Miller Means Elsie Frampton Wilson Kansas Elsie Frisbie Norman Ms Mildred Kaulfuss Mueller Eileen Hepperiy Arpke Susanne Hoffman Wright Sarepta Pierpont Ostrum Helen Campbell Musser Kristie Lynn Baack Loyalty Circle Julia Markham Rho Piper Janet Mosher Rasmessen Winifred Lautenschlager Barnard Dorothy Graber Eriksen Sarah Pickett Richardson Vernalee Burpo Sharp Henrietta Barnes Iowa Sara Eggleston Rohrs Lunar Circle Beatrice Sloan Simmons Linda Aden Buethe Marcia Neal Rowley Noreen Linduska Zahour Dorothy Kent Dorothy Founders Circle Virginia Strandberg Abbott Grace Vaniman Russell Elizabeth Roessler Griffin Cherie McElhinney Olsen Mildred Odell Blum Dinah Wolters Schuler Sylvia Kunnemann Hansel Elaine Campbell Simpson Amanda Wulf Fortenbaugh Toni Mogel Schulte Other Roberta Burgess Harris Ruth Folwell Studley Sara Fair Sleeper Sandra Miller Shutler Betty Ander Bang Mary Jean Lauvetz Hart Clara Brown Smith Carnation Circle Lindley Crouch Barker Phyllis Mousel King Lunar Circle Ethel Dick Sorey Mrs Del Gratia Miller Barrett Agnes Anderson Olson Elaine McCaddon Sellmer Evelyn Hitchcock Alden Margaret Phillips Souther Ruth Kane Bartley Karen Schroeder Over Lola Branit Atha Lena Monroe Stranathan Mary Spencer Bash Vera Stephenson Skinner Carnation Circle Sara Clawson Colt Kay James Strausbaugh Charlotte Tanton Bash Nancy Lauber Slepicka Marcella Gray Cass Basile Joan Barker Dora Niedenthal Starks-Miller Virginia Husman Cheney Mary Werts Beam Julia Greene Tyrrell Marian Hansen Gray Mary Scovill Beamer Dorcas Richards Hackley Margaret Merriam Blaylock Other Frances Glockler Hein Thanks! Jane Driessen Bley Mary Pitterman Barnhart Suzanne Chase Malloy Jeanne Potter Bowman Maria Tincher Battles Barbara Balluff McDonnell Imogene Wolle Branigan Barbara Dorothy Beninato Doris Havercamp Nelson 1985 Karen White Brienzo Betty Fosbury Bird Gladys Auman Niess Camp Jeannine Burnier Brix Beverly Sorensen Bowen Jean Schadel O'Brien Edna Oakes Burt Marian Paul Butcher Ruth Schunk Shelton Staff Betty Gwinn Canmann Sally Riha Canon Harriet Ludens Sutton Vivian Johnson Cary Detta Rohn Carlson Emily Herman Thompson Sarah Dickey Cepek Martha Bulfington Cheyney Director: Martha McCammon Clark Linda Parker Clabaugh Other Schlecht Cox Carol Caleo Eleanor Ruth Coordes Clellen Corinne Hayes Allender (Bradley) Andrea Cooney Cusick Margaret Weber Collins Bonnie Lane Bouma Waterfront Director: Helen Elliott Davies Katharina Dewald llo Gifford Brown Vercoe Davis Constance Julie Ann Dannehl Doolittle Carol Valy Canady Catherine Miller Karyl Fraley Dean Kimberiy Younger Drvol Kristen Larson Carison (Indiana) Eleanor Goodspeed Dekker Jean Hall Dugher Mary L Christensen Counselors: Mrs Ann Benjamin Denny Patricia Marie Dunn Mary Gilchrist Coleman Nancy Schreiber Dolan Gertrude Welch Evans Laura Moore Cook Colleen Baumgartner Jeanne Ranger Downs Linda Irving Felber Patricia Pew Cutler Margaret Vangerpen Dunn Tamara Kay Heinson Fowler Patricia Smith Dieterich (Moorhead St.) Evelyn Allard Ellis Elizabelh Kline Frisbie Jean Christensen Doran Kristin Ross Dorothy Sharp Espenscheid Mary Agnes Geriach Barbara Johnston Flynn (Illinois) Minnie Black Fouts Maureen Kay Gotch Karen Sue Funk Louisa McMein Friend Karen Suzanne Hruza Granger Elizabeth Maxwell Grask Wisegarver (Oregon) Winnilred Garland Gifford Marilyn Moss Hatcher Jean Braunlich Greer Diane Sheard Dorolhy Styan Glos Suzanne O'Brien Heath Margarel Farrish Hasse (Washington) Elaine Sebastian Gompf Helen Rahn Hendrickson Karen Dahlberg Hegranes Robin Bean Tatman Goodrow Joyce Joy Schaefer Henry Camilla Smith Hill Carol Osborn Grimm Diane Christensen Hough Jayne Tometich Hiller Jeannien Gustavison Grossman Walker Cowell Jackson Street Winifred Harding Irving Marion Allen Huff Marjorie Nancy Jackie Gunn Griffin Harries Sibley Janet Winter Jakeman Victoria Holland Hurst Virginia Hickey Gladys Swearingen Harrison Donovan Jones Klotz Tate Virginia Harlow Lucille Ackerman James Jeanne G Jacob Mary Lynn Helen Harter Hazel Jones Terrill Meyer Besse Jeter Barbara Mores Johnson Dorothy Douglass Leidig Bond Wythers Jeanette Smallleldt Priebe Vivian Thomsen Carolyn Hays Marilyn Weber Johnson Vivien Rasmussen Karrigan Eddy Susan Slama Patricia Norrie Jane Atwater Healy Helen Schultz Kent Gail Mulcahy Kay Touhy Tinklepaugh Emmabelle Clements Lucile Libel Ulrich Dannemiller Todd Horning Ella Oberlander Kroll Helen Christensen Kelly Mary Kathryn Sellers Howell Norma Sabin Wallinglord June Thompson Toland Betty Petru Jelinek Barbara Ossian Williamson Shirley Summers Townsend Deborah Lee Julian Levels Mildred Allord Williamson Joann Lee Vojtek Helen Sielerman Kammlade Foundation Giving Marilyn Bailey Wise Barbara Felt Welton Marilyn Linda McConnell Whaley Schnirring Kennedy Other Martha Jean Klauke Founders Circle�gifts of $ 1 ,000 or more Lenore Mathews Winfrey Ann Bucher Funk Aden Mary Kreitzer Loyalty Circle�gifts of $500 to $999 Margaret Tau Eleanor Applegate Lambert Joy Schul Anderson Circle� of $250 to Dorolhy Blackhall Lenington Lunar gifts $499 Louise Saltmarsh Baltis Colorado State Nancy Bowen Longwith $ $249 Clarice Sloan Belden Carnation Circle�gifts of 100 to Circle Laura Renee Mayle Shirley Hutchason Boersma Loyalty Kay Rigor McCollum The levels are based on the Foundation's cumu Julie Fisher Boulware Loretta Easley Mullin Kristine Melby McCulloch lative giving records since 1980. If these amounts Katherine Altman Burch Marjory Mills Shupert Mary Lindquist Jane Marshall Campbell McDonough Lunar Circle Margaret Smith Mcintosh do not coincide with your records, please notify Jane Woestemeyer Chase Ptiyllis Evans Moore the Foundation at Central Office to receive proper Sheryl Sigman Coffin Anne Hofer Shepard Lois Norman Doris Kyle Crawford Fleming Carnation Circle Laurie Coomans Pajor credit in the future. Susan Replogle Debes Karen Anne Pawlowski Huberta Russell Dewey Katherine Bradshaw Anita Boyd Phalp Jane Ann Kugier Ms Jean Brandt Kemmerer Edith Senner Dickinson Mary Jones Bresnahan Dorothy Martin Porter Virginia Hill Lamay Julia Marie Lawler Lucile McVey Dunn Prisciila Riley Cook Kristine McConachie Quisling Julie Ann Lancaster Ruth McDermott Leadholm Ruth Longwood Dyeriy Adele Taylor Cresswell Charlotte Hepner Rosenstiel Sandra Huber Larson Janice Liepold Loveton Sandra Walters Embry Frances Foster Freeman Linda Vanleer Ross Jean Metzger Barbara Lund Marcy Gloe English Betty Grewell Lorianne K Shipperiey Schum Sandra Jean Milby Ruth Knight Lundquist Pamela Elleman Epstein Jean Keller Heimann Ada Rost Seales Laverle Herman Morehouse Genevieve Elliott Lunning Mary Shinkle Foxworthy Gwen Wills McCarthy Denise Hyde Shepardson Catherine Ham Munson Mary Larsen MacDonald Kathryn Schroll Graves Margaret Kight Richardson Doris Kaulfuss Simon Kathleen Boettner Murphy Jane Osborne Mathiasen Laura Davis Gregory Bernadene Schunk Sarah Jane Smith Marian Nelsen Janice Anthony Mickelson Toni Delmonico Gunter Donna Hahn Tomlin Sharon Tebben Sombeck Edna Rand Nelson Diane Artus Miller Diane Hornaday Hall Frances Gilkison Wisser Alice Jacobsen Helen Dorothy Stone Haren Sprague Beth Wendt Pederson Mary Morling Other Barbara Angus Sprinkel Tami Osborne Pederson Margaret Leeper Nelson Susan Kay Harper Diane Marie Stanislowski Judith Keys Porter Mary Rost Oehler Carol Smith Hughes Leta Bradley Adams Ann Louise Strever Mary Bronson Reed Bettie Jayne Reed Olson Gail Schuler Jennings Katharine Leach Akin Betty Hanes Sulzbacher Linda Kaul Reese Gretchen Meier Oostenink Julia Heimbrook Jones Florence Newlin Aspinwall Elizabeth Stingley Tallant Patricia Bechan Rosenquist Marian Kautz Parks Ramona Goering Keenan Vera Carter Ault Claudia Vidmer Kimberly Osborne Salistean Alta Fessenden Pickford M Kastner Kerwin Debra Bridges Barnes Alice Johnson Webber Carol Chapman Sides Lois Wetzstein Redenbaugh Patricia Bailey King Anna Correy Bevan Patricia Hannan Weigen Denise Abrams Skinner Mary Reynolds Remy Rosemary Kinney Larrabee Karon Heimbegner Blalock Kathleen O'Connor Williams Helena Skinner Betty Kelly Ruud Bette Brook Lathram Jane Bacheller Brillhart Elizabeth Marie Wynne Bonnie Altman Steiner Marylou Warnholtz Slowey Marilyn Miller Leonard Edilh Thompson Byers

THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 13 TYPE OR USE BLACK INK DUE BY MARCH 1

APPLICATION FOR GAMMA PHI BETA CAMP STAFF

OPEN TO ALUMNAE OR COLLEGIATE MEMBERS

Applying for: Counselor .Waterfront Director . .Director.

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I. Four references and their addresses�former employers preferred; if you are a collegian one must be the chapter alumna advisor or member of chapter advisory committee. Do not list relatives or collegians.

II. List any special diets, health conditions, or physical conditions you have which would limit your activities.

III. Resume: list pertinent job or volunteer experience with dates served.

IV. Describe your experience with 8-13 year old children.

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CO FORM #76 1983 Cynthia Johnson Captain Phi Marian Mueller Yochum Wylodean Cornelison Saxon Catherine Guthrie Lindauer Weiss Cariile Ann Lora Louis Callahan Zimmerman Eleanor Tracy Sara Hess McElhaney Janice Johnson Carlson Washlngton-St. Caroline Reigle Williams Janet Gaylord Newsome Colket Chi Patricia O'Neill Founders Circle Barbara Davis Zuvanich June Wallace Schooley Catherine Marinoff Den State Ruth Hendrix Stoufer Black Oregon Mary Ault Dutcher Virginia Hundley Other Kim Wolle Circle Mildred East Loyalty Floriene Dietrich Allen Loyalty Circle Carnation Circle Frances James Fenn Glee Clark Heikes Opal Ford Austin Ms Nancy Lynn Barrenchea Foster Wilmot Snyder Lange Berot Boutte June Blake Bernick Lunar Circle Cheryl Wilma Rankin Goellert Baird Lindauer Callan Lunar Circle Dorothy Braly Mary Sharon Reisig Green Nancy Robinson Brenza Ethel Simpson Bramlett Susan Tai Gulliford Jeanette Robinson Hawkins Vera Oberschelp Howes Mildred Brown Mildred McBeath Han/ey Carnation Circle Thelma Porter Henderson Josephine Michael Jeanette McCoy Brown Gertrude Call Hirt Louise Hibbs Hudson Gladys Hecker Myles Helen Anne Donovan Marceal Harrison Brown Alice Cooley Hult Jo Bole Jeffers Laura Mason Annabelle Escoe Cones Patricia Henderson Carnation Circle Doyle Kingery Diane Weddle Johnson Eleanor Fenton Langer Muriel Walker Cornwall Karen Wander Kline Bea Clarke Jones Joan Davis Brookshire Marjorie Shelley Leland Shirley Woodrult Crawlord June Hughes Mouden Julie Michelle Jundt Eleanor Berry Edmiston Susan Chappelie Meland Beveriey Brown Dieker Zoe Taylor Phillips Roberta Ann Kirschbaum Marjorie Myles Ivey Michele Suzanne Penson Rhonda Leigh Elliott Theora Kurt Schonberg Lucile Rudolph Knaus Charlotte Briner Kamp Cynthia Boldman Potwin Nancy Sparks Enabnit Janice Hagie Shindel Carol Meyer Kratky Grace Hayward Lantz Deva Chisholm Vaught Nina Gay Flanagan Ferguson Evelyn Burchard Spencer Gertrude Lauche Mary Jane Brown Monnig Anita Shaw Flint Catherine Colman Spika Other Sybil Baldwin Frances Ann Walby Steben Christine Lindauer Birch Doris Hays Gilstrap Rila McCarthy Swartz Barbara Weiss Boenzli Nancy King Glahn Sylvia Hardy Trewin Summer Jobs! Terri Kennedy Briggs Margie Williams Gray Mary Gillespie Whiting Margaret Miller Browne Gertrude Magee Grenko Marion Wilton Whitmore Glydas Henderson Cameron Janet Werner Harris Barbara Hershe Zimmerman Carol Lynn Carr Virginia Chesher Hart British Columbia Other Marjorie Priaulx Christensen Traci Belle Spring Harvey Frances Ormandy Coffield Drewsilla Beams Hickman Lucile Draper Ahern Jill Wasch Colella Ona Denner Hockmeyer Alice Avery Applegate r$B Sechelt Barbara Brown Coles Anita Rangeley Holden Helen Albertus Bild Camp Mary Ann Delaurenti Bari S Johnson Mikell Mouw Bonnell � room, board, transportation furnished Shirley Stage Deutsch Martha White Keegan Elizabeth Wilcox Bowker Valeria Coon Dotterrer Clarabeth Holt Kerner Nancy Cassady � counselors receive $200 honorariunn Kathryn Sheldon Edwards Grace Pitchlord Killingsworth Gwendolyn Griffith Chegwidden Janet Pepper Eglitis Kathryn Lathim Kaye Johndreau Davis � waterfront director earns $750 Lucille Vanloan Eldridge Mary Doyle Lawver Margaret Maurice Denkhoff Carolyn Frasier Fairiey Nan Blake Leavell Larsen � director earns Lynda Dolejs $1,200 Patricia O'Keefe Fenno Virginia Lippert Pauline H Drollinger � alumnae and Ms Cheryl Hughes GauIke Betty Sanders Lollman Linda Hamilton Edsall collegians may apply by Ella Boston Halenrichter Rosemary Krieger Martin Mary Round Feroe and the Charlotte Haskins Heffley Helen Hoffman Mayer Emily Jammer Fisher completing returning applica Laura Bender Henderson Susan Becker McCance Helen Schultz Fisher tion on page 14. Margaret Anne Higginson Marian Milner McCarthy Frances J Flick Mary Hildebrand Hohner Gloria Cantrell McMurry Marion Billington Fuechsel Need to make more money this sum Connie Groshong Hunnicul Beverty Kay Milton Edna Carison Gord Barbara Jensen Jones Diana Becker Mundell Judith Frazier Guttau mer? Encourage an alumnae or colle Katherine Darling Kenyon Marie Meeks Neudorff Bernice Umlandt Hahn Linda Hoist Larson West Anna Sokol Healh to the Margaret Pape giate chapter sponsor you through Maryjo Henderson Lay Billye Buckley Patton Helen Bruns Hebbein Carolyn Krogh Lortscher Colleen Cravens Pease Winilred Haskell Heller Adopt-A-Counselor program. Irma Hoech Matthew Clara Berg Phillips Adrienne RIckerd Herbert Georgiana Post McClenaghan Patricia Thomas Pinney Florence Swenson Horn Linda Martinson Lemon Katherine Stephens Morrison Mary Ann McDermott Jan Eskew Powell Jane Carmichael Houlton Marilyn Drumeller Long Elizabeth Sloan Phillips Eleanor Martinson Mclnnis Mary Turner Powell Caroline Hardy Howard Susan Marie Loseke Carol Hohengarten Ramsey Helen Fisher McMenamin Carolyn Jane Reed Anne Sheumaker Hunziker Linda Paschal Mallon Louise Brouster Young Cynthia Louise Mecklem Julia Hamilton Richards Jeanette Mary Johnson Barbara Jane Mathews Elizabeth Taft Merchant Helen Roach Winifred McBeath Jones Other Hough Ruth Stone McCreary Virginia Lee Montag Mary Hutts Ruark Susan Ervin Judkins Karen Estes McElliott Beulah Rackerby Avis Martha A Moore Stella Grant Russell Barbara Apple Keffer Kay Louise McFariin Charlene Kell Brown Sharian Hanlon Moye Beryl Byrom McGraw Sarah Kennedy Bruggeman Ottilie Schupp Olesen Tina Neusitz Meyers Janet Meyer Busse Lucile Hollinshead Parrish Rulh Foundation Thode Miller Martha Severson Camp Margaret Quigg Giving Levels Mary Bliley O'Leary Christie Grossheider Carter Judith Lively Sandstrom � Karen Rees Olander Mae Augusta Cella Charlotte Bell Skurdahl Founders Circle gifts of $ 1,000 or more Laurie Gilliam Onofrey Jane Bonilace Clark Esther Howard Smith Loyalty Circle�gifts of $500 to $999 Kathleen Woods Orton Deborah Mabes Crist Ruth Brandeberry Spence Lunar Circle� of $250 to $499 Bridget Combs Paich Virginia Pease Cullen Caroline Armstrong Tealord gifts Bonnie Macaluso Pastor Mrs George Easterbrook Joan Lorna Thompson Carnation Circle�gifts of $100 to $249 Elizabeth Coley Phillips Cornelia Krell Eastin Helen Diesner Towle The levels are based on the Carol Potter Pomranka Helen McDowell Fischer Nancy Weiss Ulman Foundation's cumu Marcia Shutze Reardon Constance Cearnal Fisher Barbara Babson Wolfgang lative giving records since 1980. If these amounts Virginia Lane Schumacher Suzanne Berwin Franke Shirley Isham Scott Teri Lee Gaby Psi do not coincide with your records, please notify Carrie Haas Seiferth Haines Gail Beekman Oklahoma the Foundation at Central Office to receive proper Diane Lee Sewick Pamela Waeltermann Hardy Patricia Koerner Southwick Doris Talbot Hetlage Loyalty Circle credit in the future. Julia Reed Stamm Florence Leutwiler Jones Lucille Walter Miller Kim Anderson Steward Helen Griffiths Kaiser Paula Martin Rutherford Marilyn Shaw Kiliper Jacqueline Vincent Summers Jean Buehrle Kimpling Lunar Circle Thelma Neal Schellhardt Barbara Stripe Kimm Vestal Deffenbaugh Tucker Lucretia Green Lindsley Bonnie Giles Casey Deborah Burkett Shaw Jewel Wendt Kintzinger Bettyann Huskins Ungemach Virginia Smith Lumpp Judy Elaine Graham Angelique Roland Sickman Mary Perry Kopp Dorothy Perry Vogt Elaine Foerster Maxeiner Frances Atwater Lindloff Martha Cullen Sorrels Dr Christine Jensen Labin Elizabeth Hinds Wagner Erin Kathleen McGurk Georgia Wells Locke Judith Wilson Stallsmith Jeannette Gilliland Lanning Ruth Shaw Wagner Irene Marten Meyer Elizabeth Hogue Steinbock Viola Jammer Larson Carnation Circle Kathy Gilliam Waltemath Helen Meyer Moxley Carol Lynn Stephenson Cynthia Hallberg Lauer Bertha Soger Wear Marguerite Vierheller Mueller Josephine Trice Ballard Jean Hopkins Stephenson Roxanne Marie Leiting Janice Williams Whittle Elinor Furtney Neusitz Charlotte Hill Ballard Jean Cargile Stewart Sandra Johnson Marsden Winilred French Williams Betty Bohannon Pearcy Eleanor Erickson Brewster Ms Vicki Jane Stover Betty Jones McAlpin Beverly Claypool Williamson Gloria West Pier Sharon Blake Bromberg Virginia Davis Thierfelder Leta Swan McCourt Naomi Vanhorn Williamson Joanne Scholes Rossnagel Doris Schobert Courtney Patricia Murrell Thompson Bernice Kinney Mullen Dariine Durand Wilson Louise Berger Rost Georgia Reeves Crow Peggy Taylor Thurston Irma Paul Nash Jill Wandel Woods Jacqueline Heitman Ruthsatz Donna Ottinger Davis Mary Ford Wallis Elizabeth Armstrong Olson Dorothy Schneider Elizabeth Knisely Deahl Lois Trueblood Walter Dorothy Cass Parker Upsilon DOS Doris Jeanne Schuette Harriet Tyree Eckley Frances Grable Wilson Linda Legvold Paulson Hollins Lynn Springer-Roberts Bette Byrd Filip Kathryn Bozarth Wise Elizabeth Potter Putnam Dr Sylvia Ann Steiiing Carol Boatright George Jane Ash Yearout Ann Rozeboom Reckert Carnation Circle Quanita Stocker Puilla Hill Hodges Gwen Lankford Rogers Mary While Coppage Jeanne Koch Swallow Mary Langley Holman Omega Jane Gabrlelson Salladay Virginia Morsey Talley Frances Madison Iowa State Catherine Schanche Sanders Other McFadyen Ingeborg Hartleb Vonholle Valeria Pinney Monroe Marilou Deaner Sargent Lunar Circle Elizabeth Brooks Grumiaux Margaret Houghton Womer Margaret Weinrich Much Mary Brugmann Schmidt Mary Thomson King Nadine Jaeger Woodrufl Elizabeth Johnson Reidy Elizabeth Lukerman Kroeger Cynthia Shirley Schultz

THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 15 Mara Vitolins Marjorie Scott Beatrice Ott Murphy Helen McPherson Jolles Tyree Lyon Hoge Georgia Money Alberthal Watkins Leita Twining Slayton Margaret Walts Ligon Veria Champagne Peavy Thelma Clevenger Lee Mary Thelma Weigle Beverly Wertz Smith Ethel Kent McNeely Elsie Shaver Perske Adeline McBurney Lodge Bennington Kathryn Misbach Spies Helen Mahoney Prendiville Linda Pearce Pinson Grace Dooley Mahoney Other Margaret A Stewart Marion Anderson Russell Carmen Rockstead Shelton Dolores Pritchett Oldendorph Mrs Minnie Mae Hudnall Baldwin Norma Kinquist Ann Siri Laura Maxwell Riggs Sundberg Stephanie Paulson Belt Susan Breckenlelder Thilo Other Romie Johnson Slender Diane Anton Ryll Karen Welch Maralyn Brown Anna Maud Stern Virginia Youngman Scholin Mary Berg Tipping Lois Carman Adams Jones Frances Runnells Van Vlack Crowell Stoddard Barbara Lewis Thompson Annamae Bogard M Winchester Bornet Sylvia Stevenson Elizabeth Butler Vancisin Vint Lisa Boyce Shirley Flagg Bortz Mary Gerrans Victor Virginia Forsythe Jane Carolyn Foltz Brandon Agnes Breen Wahl Lulu Hawkins Braghetta Roberta Marie Williams McConkey Vogt Allen Walsworth Sally Marshall Brooks Jane Candor Walby Breed Audrey Betty Simpson Delta Watters Grace Appleyard Carroll Edith Whitehead Walker Laverne Blundell Burch Alpha Susan Wagenknecht Vera Wanamaker Missouri Sara Lee Clayton Shirey Julia Klinge Cahlan Other Davin Jeanne Wasem Rosemary Bolduc Jean Nash Clemens Circle Loyalty Rozelle Alnutt Ellen Fuqua Dick Mildred Adams Weld Eloise Walker Colton Meyers Martha Clay Winilred Alton Helen Hutchinson Drachman Alice McMahlll Wesenberg Rachel McNeil Ebert Douglass Audrey Weldon Shafer Ann Cornett Anderson Ruth Crist Dyer Carlyn Lovgren Whitehand Frances Smith English Mane Anderson Axline Karen Miller Estes Mariana Whitmore Williams Marylin Miller Fairchild Lunar Circle Eshelman Barbee Lynne Ingraham Evans Katherine Soth Wisdom Jacqueline Ennis Falkenroth Charlene McPheeters Greener Margaret Martha Morgan Youngdale Marion Lehr Boyer Ann Louise Finley Donna Miller Braxdale Tamera Elizabeth Flournoy Alpha Alpha Jonelle Baker Brown Helen Rowton Fox Toronto Maureen Donovan Castle Roberta Tulin Grabau Beth Robertson Jeanne Middlebrook Clark Jean Murray Gratzer Carnation Circle Janet Atkinson Cordell Julie Horton Green F Elizabeth Bertram Kathleen Vavornik Cunningham Joanne Goelitz Haase Ruth Orr Graydon Fund Linda Liston Darnaby Jadie McClung Hall Scholarship Willa Davault Dickinson Amanda McCoy Harries Other Cowell Vancouver alumnae are their Jacquie Nordlinger Estes Joharrie Hemenway Margaret Millard Birch nearing Catherine Kolb Evans Evelyn Smith Henderson Barbara Wilson Broadbent goal of $5,000 to establish a Helen Mortensen FJorio Susan Hubbard Herman Marion Hunter Clawson camping Deborah Kruse Flowers Beth Parsons Houser Rose Frame Davidson scholarship in honor of Beth Evans Rob Sharon Ricketts Golf Mathilde French Hutchison Margaret Francis Fitzpatrick Dorothy Morgan Grimm Allyson M Jones Mary Westby Gordon ertson (British Columbia). She is a former Suzanne Collins Hampton Bessie Walliman Jones Janet Elizabeth Heisey Kristina Wirfs Hansford Helen Harbison Kroese Kathleen Ellis Sechelt director and Board Hopkins Camp Camp Betty Endres Hartwell Shauna Gates Leavell Anna McAuslan Kennedy member. Alice Brooks Heaton Lois Linxwiler Martin Mary Robinson Kilgour Cynthia Johnson Hoffmann Laine Harris McCarthy Nora Locke Henry will be awarded to Virginia Reid Jackson Margaret Ennis McCuddin Mary Matthews Mackie Scholarships special Elizabeth Ahrens Julian Ruth McLean Mellen Phyllis McCoubrey girls who are above the age limit for Virginia Bach Keck Donna Hart Mendelssohn Emma Weir Muirhead Marietta Lenox Kint Jean Holderness Miller Patricia Broad Rooney Camp Sechelt. They will attend camps in Mary Dorsey Krauss Diane Lippincott MIttlestaedt Marianne E Sanderson Nell Damerval Lafferre Gwen Norton Moody Mary Thomas Singer the Vancouver area. Gloria Borregard Leslie Ruth Alder Muse Bessie Harvie Spencer Cloud Olden Donors who have contributed to the Martha Lloyd Marshall Mary Jessie MacPherson Stuart Dorothy Sappington Mayhew Debbie Cohen Oppenheim L Stevenson Thomsett Cowell Ponslord fund since 1985 are listed Joyce Toenjes Merrill Mary Jeanetta Bradley Wilcox January, Jane Espy Meyer Helen Wisdom Redman Muriel Thompson Wilson below. Deborah Schwartz Miller Pamela Jane Rich Beta Nancy Fries Murphy Virginia Robins Richmond Alpha Willa Lane Linda Francis Northrip Imogene Richey Russell North Dakota Karen Bellinger Owen Barbara Ballard Schindler Carnation Circle Joy McCusker Cynthia Castello Ration Beatrice Tetreau Schou Grund Peebles Melinda McGrane Scott Glenna Allen Mary Hagness Susan Peretz Marcia Lanklord Plankinlon Laura Kim Bernice Rustad Segal Cunningham Friedrich Rose Patricia Brennan Smith Ceanne Leslie Evans Dorothy Silvea Inman Lou Jordan Smith Louanna Lunseth White Sharlyn Spragg Sappington Mary Rooks Schaeffer Laure Steinmann Smith Whitson Vancouver Gamma Phi Beta Marilyn Holly Virginia Bridge Virgie Anderson Stanford Louise Berner Tillotson Other Group Stephanie Jeanne Swallow Mary Miller Wailes Edith Asheim Allman Joyce Myers Sweeney Debbie Ann Wick Joan Meyers Baker Connie Southcott Susan Meffert Sydow Mary Giltner Wienzveg Borghild Mork Balch Mary Mattingly Taylor Marilee Miller Wilson Cotterell Cousins Katherine Huffman Woods Clara Sperry Borman Betty Mary Venegoni Barbara C Ulvedal Caldis Mona Lambert Craig Weakley Olive Davies Yaeger Nancy Jean Clairmont Marilyn Prichard Weigand Westerman Alpha Zeta Louise Hagen Crowder Yorke Phyllis Barb Endres Margaret Verdi Cornelius Wheatly Texas Adele Condie Kathleen Kidd Whitaker Ferguson Janice Annable Founders Circle Clara Hay Graving Corinne Fischer Wipke Marian StJern Hahn Joan Scrim Pamela Roberts Wohlers Doris Lea Koontz Susan Lasiter Hammer Laura Williams Woloszyn Lunar Circle E Watt Happ Mary Pat Robertson Cynlhia Gates Wood Glynn Mitchell Johnston Lillian Lundquist Harris McLean Rita Eggum Hopewell Evelyn Alpha Epsilon Katheryn Madden Votaw Hexom Hull Arizona Judy Gamma Phi Lambda Carnation Circle Rulh Olson Kana Beta, Alpha Chapter Loyalty Circle Kathleen Joan Korgel Delta Phi Dr Mary Louise Alexander Jane Mann Lamb Kappa Epsilon, Alpha Chapter Gladys Eite Taylor Dorolhy Shivers Clendenin Ruth McEnroe Sharon Donovan Colvin Liapis Dorothy Dawson Lunar Circle Patricia O'Connell Manning S Aline Watkins Crump Berniece Anderson Mc Mullen Sadie Boyles Margaret Stradling Ballantyne Marion Wier DeFord Alice Girdvain Mortenson Melissa Leonard Dillon Carnation Circle Joan Reichert Norby Madge Sheen Carolyn Simms Edgar Joyce Sorensen Northrop Virginia Hastings Anderson Linda Ayers Gallatin Marcia Roble Rindy Mildred Pollock Sharon Moiola Barnebee Nancy Heinen Luetge Viola Tompt Risk Joanne Barker Mary Babbitt Bilby Linda Buchanan Maclver Joyce MacDonald Scott Lora Clayton Byerly Jeanne Capp Perkins Lois Forbes Spahr Marian Schulzke Ford Elizabeth Higgins Rilat Gladys Stannard Audrey Hetherington Edna Boyd Fraps Frances Woolverton Tysor Gerri Gillund Mary Jones Higley Twomey Other Phyllis Traynor Walter Dorothy Sewell Gallagher Mary McCune Hurd Eileen Dwyer Jackson Marvel Kristianson Williamson Altabelle Germain Hanson Marjorie Maxwell Jones Mary Baldwin Monier Cameron Engelke Aubin Betty Holmes Harper Suzanne Sames Nancy Wilfert Nichols Cindy Gustafson Baker Alpha Gamma Dorothy Howell Hutfey Nancy Lupler Stattler Barbara Corr O'Rieily Lorena Baker Nevada Myra Rowley Jenkin Verla Oare Candace Windel Beaver Carnation Circle Diane Kridler Joy Olive Gallatin Picard Harriet Barrickman Blackstock Lunar Circle Pamela Kay Lourentzos Louise Heinlein Bacchus Cynthia Olmsted Pridmore Deborah Allen Box Dawn Tuffanelli Carolyn Mather Mahoney Harriet Lishen Baldwin Vesta Kilhelfer Rawhauser Jean Wilkinson Brackendorff Brown Martin Jane Bowen Bolte Pearson Ola Butler Brown Carnation Circle Marguerite Nancy Rodolph Kim K Meneley Wilma Grund Hoener Margaret Windsor Rogers Virgie Olle Cabell Margery McKnight Carr Barbara Horton Mighels Alice Vanhorne Huff Marian Webb Schmidt Claudia Elaine Capp Ida Kellough Gildone Sallie A Moore Dawn Heckman Johnson Constance Byington Sutherland Marie Hoffman Carter

16 THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 Williams Denbow Kathleen Colclasure Virginia Alpha Theta Ryness Alpha Lambda Marguerite Mane Brandon Maureen Gagliano Faulkenberry Nancy Blickensderter Schwab Dee Brown Roach Fischer Vanderbilt Caryla Sherlyn Carol Arth Schwab British Columbia Jennifer Thomas Grain Joanna Tipton Fitzpatrick Loyalty Circle Janice Delp Wiseman Marian Cutler Moore Giroux Founders Circle Dempsey Dorothy Carol Chilton Frances Conrad Young Jennifer Iraida Elin Naomi Sweeney Godfrey Margaret Evans Jean Breckenridge Other Hodgson Anne Margaret Gilroy Peari Goodwin Gray Knape Carol Unger Grove Rea Griffin Lunar Circle Sandra Raimer Anderson Loyalty Circle Frances Mary Bramkamp Gutermuth Parrish Groen Jan Harbaugh Angus Laura Wilcox Roslyn J Smith Nancy Gwin Redman Hannon Rosalyn Carolyn Ball Axt Reynolds Tommie Susan Wetherbee Hall Bittner Carnation Circle Dorothy Shields Beck Carnation Circle Brenda Han/ey Kathleen Mary Hannegan Franklin Linda Benning Florence McLeod Auld Rose Haynes Jean Campbell Acton Beisswanger Frances Elizalde Haskins Luetcke Heino Elizabeth C Blight Buchanan Eleanor Margaret Regen Gant Audrey Hetherington McKenzie Heidort Hill Isabel Jones Brassey Margaret Betty Langhammer Susan Douthit Hollinberger Jenniler Lodge Hoffman Leach Holcomb Emily Cleland Brown Other Jane Linda Daniel Johnson Jane Bayley HoUenbeck Lola Palmer Hood Norma Simpson Bufford Glen McLennan Acheson Marjory Letner Jones Judy Barnes Huff Johnston Diana Wild Burgwald Janet inman Arbuckle Mary Irby Kimberly Ann Milchell Virginia Williams Kenney Johnson Jackson Mary Webster Butler Isabella Arthur Celeste Lucille Corkran Nabors Beckett Kristine Eldard Marschhauser Kent Linda Veach Buzzard Kathleen Evans Gloria Very Cynthia Hendrix Ravenna Birchard Diane Elizabeth McCowan Rebecca Anne Liebman Carol Hyneman Child Parkinson Joanne Callis Roman Marguerite Campbell Margaret McGregor Christine Katharine Blight Chituras Lorraine Thomson Campbell Lowry Campbell Elizabeth Barnhart Meyer Matthews Other Shirley Krehbiel Conger Elizabeth Carolyn Burgess Chapman Jane Runyan Miller Aileen Burns McBride Nadine Larimer Cook Moore Chutter Shirley Archibald Avakian Dorothy Cheryl Ann Gatchel Petty Mifflelon Meador Dorothy Packard Coon Elizabeth Cotterell Cornie Sue Trulock Bradley Janet Gay Pierce Jane Schuman Nelson Karen Boundy Crandall Menten Connie Lynne Brandon Dorothy Craig Mary Ann George Reitz Scamardo Wendy Rene Crimp Williams Dawson Betty Oney Ms Barbara Chadwick Dorothy Gertrude Gilfin Scroggins Pandres Jacqueline Goulette Curti Irene Marchese Mary Chambers Jean Temple Domer English Jean Staron Slusser Ebert Paran Gloria Thatcher Dement Macleod Margaret Marianne Weslall Douglas Dorothy Forsyth Katherine Link Smith Rauch Judilh Flint Detamore Gwen Bamlord Patsy Thompson Jeanne Cummings Edmonds Fry Susan Kay Teegardin Harris Rich Lynne M Duke Dianne Yvonne Guinn Peggy Peggy Malone Fehrman Abby Suzanne Vaile Christine Anne Rodli Grace Jones English Bennett Doris Steelman Frakes Nancy Hately Gladys Roby Wade Russell Elsie Ward Ernst Helen Jones Elizabeth Kemp Sallye Martin Galloway Heaney Tracy Elizabeth Wakefield Elizabelh Decker Sachse Virginia Grondahl Eyerly Beamer Susan Elizabeth Guritz Margaret Howery Susan Pawlosky West Carlson Marguerite C Fainrieather Newlands Isaacson Dorothy Sandberg Dorothy Farrar Hagen Mary Carole Louise White Sheila Ransleben Sentertitt Mildred Brewer Fake Alixe Loree Johnston Margaret Denslow Harris Karin Lynn Wittlinger Suzanne Catherine Stokes Fifita A Young Seright Anne Phillips Hartje Lynn Lafarge Buckner Shaw Helen White Findlater Nona Christine Lambert Mary Amy Jane Harwell Alpha Xi Florence Smith Marion King Fredrickson Leila Lewis Maxwell Margaret Karen Kendall Henry Willilord Leanore Link Garner Gloria Freisen McColl Southern Methodist Nancy Stamper Virginia Mershon Holladay Brennan Stone Louden Allen Gibson Roberts McGavin Myra Susan Louise Hutchison Beveriy Lunar Francine Fiel Gleckman Helen Millerd Circle Dorothy Patterson Suttle Alice Harrison ln�in Thompson Laurie Ann Gooch Susan Schaffer Ann Shuler Ekas Kathryn Shipp Thompson Malinda Jones Peretz Fanelle Hankamer Thurman Marty Walsh Gorry Helen McFariane Dorothy Newby McCaw Joyce Lerman Jones Piper Elyse Ausmus Gruber Mildred Pollock Darla Hartman Vasterling Marchand Lynn Agnes Mongold Mildred Haxton Carol Schon Carnation Circle Agnes Tipton Velten Marcia Nelson McCartin Ingvoldstad Murray Barbara Heron Frances Pratt Scrim Julia Ann Vowell Gariand Foley Cynthia Phillips Acree Emily Meyer Bodinus Houser Westman Karrie Capello Washenfelder Marion Blackman Mills Dorothy Marja Dejong Myra Garrett Baker Elizabeth Evans Helen Sandra Thompson Wettig Patricia Oloole Hyde Maguire Wilson Judith Ann Carter Molly Maurine Stemwedel Mary Anderson Wicker Linda Dacus Parrish Jennings Corinne Thorne Collins Reid Wilson Ann Telfer Kuhl Alpha Mu Lucy Betsy Davis Pattison Leona Davis Drouet Ann Krochman Kathy Fessinger Levy Rollins Ann Fisher Gardner Young Sheree Lynn Peglow MD Nixie Ladner Nancy Allen Lindamood Graves Zirjacks Dariyne McDonald Piper Carnation Circle Jacquelyn Hilger Ruth Ann Younglove Loxley Hall Eta Jeanne Hudnell Prince Mary Alpha Melissa Griffin McFariand Dorothea Bufalino Blakemore Wynonne Tribble Hart Judy Rary Reynolds Elizabeth Benson Melvin Martha Brewer Ohio Wesleyan Schaffer Newby Mary Jane Langham Nancy Donna K Brown Suzanne Drexel Montague Nancy Diana Prather Longenberger Carnation Circle Sensing Janet Orth Morris Ethel Middleton Norma Mousson Shaw Margaret Elizabeth Newton Helene Skinner Berndt Rebecca Ann Nathanson Roberta Marling Morris Linda Christensen Sandra Page Stahl Ray Clare Lehner Callender Jill Ruth Simpson Sullivan McPheron Wigington Krumbholz Davis Marcella Roman Shirley Denise Healey Tharp Winters Baker McAdow Cynthia Jean Clark Thorp Foundation Levels McCammon Schlecht Giving Other Margaret Margaret Proctor Tomlins Joan Shank � of or Spoerr Catherine Cohill Turner Founders Circle gifts $1,000 more Kathryn Young Bonnell Eleanor Quass Stewart Sharon Stringer Vinson Circle� of $500 to $999 Betty Irion Bookout Holmes Thomas Loyalty gifts Augusta Cynthia Fisher Wisdom Chariotte G Booth Commons Lunar Circle� of $250 to Carolyn Yuengert Connie LaFever Wright gifts $499 Victoria Ann Bychok Other Margaret Johnson Wright Carnation Circle�gifts of $100 to $249 Inez Gibson Campbell Sheree Carroll Wright Diane Norton Case Fraser Andrews The levels are based on the Foundation's cumu Mary Lauren Marie Young Marilyn Loomis Collier Joanne Bowell Roseberry Anita Timbrook Young lative records since 1980. If these amounts Sarah Gibson Dabney Margaret Burns giving Bing Tavia McKegney Young Peggy Ruth Daniels Martha Borden do not coincide with Campbell Betty Renn Zuccarello your records, please notify Kathryn Leeper Davis Marilyn Ashley Clyde Brown the Foundation at Central Office to receive proper Mary Epstein Barbara Termohlen Cooper Alpha lota Betty Bell Frierson Nancy Audrain Davis UCLA credit in the future. Stephanie Gordon Grimes Margaret Wilson Davis Jane Hall Sarah Church Ford Loyalty Circle Mary DeRoulhac Pace Other Therese Ann Hession Olmsted Froschauer Mary Elizabeth Chambers Huck Marilyn Perrin Parker Stamm Barker Shellie Chancellor Hussein Frost Daryl Evelyn Roger Vickie Ellen Perez Jean Faubel Mary Watson Imvin Carol Grazda Lunar Circle Astrup Twining Alyce Mouat Rathbun Hansen Green Lois Martin Kenner Ferol Strutton Hahn Mary Elizabeth Richert Bowers Ruth Chase Reed Florence Nichol Lynda Welch Lewis Fouse McKay Betty Helpbringer Suzanna Pierce Coxhead Marcia Northbrook Rhoades Jane Cheryl Dunn Luck Garber Hess Stanley Rouge Joy Dorothy Cox Kelly Catherine Young Rieder Mrs Barbee Swofford Vicki Jan Moores Werstler Horrocks Marjorie Helen Ward Pustmueller Nannell Dickey Ruckenbrod Jean Preston Louise Lawson Nichols Joemma Jenkins Thompson Dorothy Setnan Radcliffe Kate Frost Sheridan Jane Carmel Timmins Ruby Love Nickie Emilie Deweese Kanitz Marylou Lindsay Stutsman Jean Laurenson Skillman Ivor Noreen Nicol Oviatt Shirley Kindell Marjorie Morse Thomas Brenda Kay Stainlield Nu Mary Willis Patterson Barbara Schaaf Kortwich Ellen Joanne Cate Stokes Alpha Catherine Seaborn Portman Carnation Circle Anne Atkinson Lang Helen Catlin Storrs Wittenberg Ann Paret Reeves Jenniler Brown Lidecis Elizabeth Trever Baker Georgina Morgan Street Betty Bell Robison Cmdr Mary Lou McBride Florence Cooper Blight Laverne Anderson Strong Lunar Circle Suellen Blum Rothschild Lois Bletscher Miller Helen Douglas Brazil Diane Masa Tanaka Margo Millolf Shields Jennifer Rothschild Carolyn Collier Mooney Margarel Dolese Brown Lila Hanson Wallich Sammie Williams Russell LaCour Dorothy Morey Ellen Reed Burns Marcia Root Warner Carnation Circle Leigh Ponsford Sessions Jo Welch Myers Pamela Garside Coe Ms Patrice Poffenroth Weis Katie Frank Slack Marian Stoneman Beattie Peggy Owen Pithau Rachelann Thompson Daniel Lucile Berry Whitehill Linda Anne Stark Elisebeth Karen McGinnis Hopper Curtiss Robbins Shiriey Brighton Harris Beverly Tisdel Willd Margaret Keagy Stemmie Mildred Rosemary A Sundberg Roush Betty Runals Henshaw Leslie Brotchner Zentner Julia Terry Templeton Jane Herendeen Semerar Patricia Grimwood Kraatz Helen Harris Thompson Ruth Other West Sivon Norma Patterson Kuhl Alpha Kappa Clera Ann Cox Thornton Margaret Linton Smith Mary Caward Lindsay Manitoba Ann Miranda Alll Nancy Luft Vermeer Chariotte Legge Snee Mary Keene Macinnes Gwenyth E Anwyl Betty Sneyd Werner Other Gladys M Sterns Mabel Frost Morris Sandi Ann Mason Arnold Gloria McMullen Willmott Gail Hana Stevenson Frances Freeman Murray Frances Arnett Bowles Nancy Mulholland Bayer Vickie Marie Wood Prisciila Venman Swift Ellenor Wright Naden Elizabeth Ball Johnston Charlene Magovern Blakely Mary Bacon Martha Yancey Helpbringer Vanbrunt Ann Rieber Plauzoles Evelyn Dunfee McLean Darcy Ramage Boeckman Mrs Susan Jaross Young

THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 17 FOUNDATION \V Other Alpha Omicron Carolyn Chislett Cale Phi Adeline Zanotti Melton Joan Skinner Hanna Alpha Barbara Freeman Mills Barbara Shean Barat North Dakota State Colorado Valerie Matthew Hyman College Alice Anderson Northcutt Margaret Kay Dega Elaine Painter Kimball Turza Briscoe Pflug Jean Siicrott Heinze Carnation Circle Loyalty Circle Louise M M Lamontagne Patricia V Porter Uelene Etnyre Hunter EIna Moe Brierley Anne Louise Layton Susan Schlessman Duncan Joanne Pollock Pringle Ellen McKlttrick Kinnebrew Janet Abrahamson Doerner Gwen Nicholson MacRae Mary Morrow Fuhrer Julia Elise Reddan Marilyn Toniqan Lea Joyce Gunvaldsen Hilden Elizabeth Bbwn Mercer Mary Jane Hipp Misthos Margaret Charison Schisler Marian Cole McElroy Jolene Lessard Stiver Sandra Gwendolyn Milton Janet Clemens Schoepflin Lois Brooke O'Kane Carnation Circle Shonka Other Joyce McGuigan Nesmith Cynthia Seager Marilyn Kordick Patterson Cynthia Duff Nidd Lorraine Ellis Anderson Karen Lambart Spencer Elizabeth Henes Schwantes Marion Sand Askim Clare Chatland Pearson Sarah Bridgeman Blockhus Pattie Menefee Taylor Marron Herbst Snead Olson Mary Boldingh Lianne Potter Dorothy Printup Bryson Elizabeth Hanger Vanschooneveld Margaret Vandoren Stinespring Cecilie Henry Boyum Carolyn Stamegna Jean Willong Fricks Rebecca Thimmig Versteeg Barbara Harris Swanson Nola Hilliard Brunning Carole Olwyn Stephens Jessica Challant Gross Paula Vanvalkenburgh Wardwell Mary Yarnall Todd Patricia Scheel Crary Verla Parker Wendt Marion MacNeal Watson Diane Wegge Froehlich Betty Thaxton Wilson Patricia Oram Gillespie Olive Landahl Young Alpha Omega Beverly Jensen Hermanson Western Ontario Roberta Diehl Hess Zeta Alpha Chi Joan Edhlund Hjortland Alpha William and Mary Lunar Circle Maxine Schollander Jeffery Barbara Dunfield Jean Anderson Johnson Loyalty Circle Thornbrough Regina Garrity Martin Edilh McChesney Ker Carnation Circle ErIys Mische Montgomery Demarest Bowers Morrow Campership Lunar Circle Joan Norma Boddy Musselman Neilson Gloria Reseland O'Brien Emerald Louise Enckson Phyllis Zeta at the Joan Yule Betty Jo Peltier Alpha Chapter University Arbelyn Wilder Sansone Ridpath Suzette Kay Peltier of Texas has established the Johnson- Carnation Circle Other Barbara Helmeke Peppersack Joyce Johnson Poalillo Bristol-Counihan Campership Award Aletta Muse Elliott Marion Dickson Barkwell Paula Nemzek Sondag Melinda Kay Holman Jean Maynard Coultes Jeanne Paris Sowinski honoring three alunnnae who worked on Edith Mattison Horn Margaret Bland Daniel Glennie Green Dickout Barbara Lauretta A Stine the Susan Butler Niblock house building and renovation proj Martha Moreland Thomas Alice M Gunton Alpha PI Helen Holbrook Tunstall Beulah Ashton Hudson ect and serve on the house West Virginia corporation Mary Eleanor Kit Other Marion Irwin Kress board. are Juanita Valarie Carnation Circle They Johnson, Catherine Tomlinson Bartlett Shirley Lawton Mett Mary Cooke Humphreys Bristol and Joanne Counihan. Jane Groggins Beard Jan Hunt Rhodes Gaye Overton Benson Evelyn Sugerman Rosen Other The award will enable one special girl Mary Adams Betts Sandra Shore Sands Edda Robbins Agee Nancy MacLean Biddleman Betty Colvin Townshend Dottie Hinkle Alt to attend a local camp each year. The Ruth Proudman Biermann Jennifer L White Marcia Schoellel Chambers Elizabeth Bull Blbhm Mary J Wright first was to a child who Lillian Collins scholarship Ann B Carison Vaughan given Beta Marie Miller Davis Barbara Ann Croyle Alpha attended a for chil Linda Anderson Dehaemers Camp Sonlta, camp Mary Murphy Daniel USC Susan Kuykendall Edmunds Karen Yanity Darch dren with cystic fibrosis. Circle Helen Williams Hughart Nancy Noot Goldberger Loyalty Paulette Susan Justice Janette Elizabeth Hansen Rhodanne Hawkins Foy Stella Latorte Planck Christina Chipman L Taylor Dianne Dyatt Hornbrook Mabel Hurst Hastings Nancy Kitay Galdi Judith Dunmire Polak Joyce Waddell Townsend Nancy Noyes Hada Devarona Haulsee Lunar Circle Barbara Marsh Sanders Muriel Kay Watier Marie Elaine Regas Carol Jones Hershey Sheryl Bargeski Silvern Lori Nicole Wilson Joan Woolfenden Rollins Edna Herzog Johnson L'Cena Brunskill Rice Freda Braun Sinnickscn Eloise A Root C Bryan Longworth Joyce Canavan Stewart Patricia Knight Villani Alpha Upsilon Virginia Brown Smilh Marie Hellers MacMurray Dorothy Rounsavell Tubbesing Vera Hensell Watson Penn State Carol Stott St Jean Milissa Ann Farmer Martens Sharon Nugent Wallace Margaret Ann Wiidman Eleanor Severa Steen Elizabeth Thiele Martin Anne Moats Williams Genevieve Rile Morrison Carnation Circle Carnation Circle Other Barbara Messick Williamson Louise Eppinger Nuernberger Miriam Rowell Awenius Mary B Winters Mary Seanor Bash Patricia Crossin Anderson Gretchen Kimmell Price Allison Platz Barnes Marie Cobb Helen Selwood Young Fahringer Doris Barton Andrews Mary Wilcox Rietman Dorothy McKenna Bradshaw Johnston Dorothy Samuels Ms Rebecca Emily Bronson Carolyn Powell Robinson Frances Mills Ciulla Lorraine Thomas Keck Alpha Rho Karen Jensen Carmody Virginia Longino Sanders Lorena Fletcher Farrell Arlene Weaver Moore Birmingham Southern Nell Grilfin Casey Margaret Elizabeth Schott Janice Rohriich Lang Phyllis Nearing Cass Ruth Dumper Singer Mary Ransom Macleith Carnation Circle Other Ruth Carpenter Mittler Charlotte Andress Elizabeth Agnew Alburger Jneil Ludwick Nelson Feme Warner Mary Skewis Spencer Other Aughenbaugh Foundation Levels Harriett Dayton Bain Giving Carolyn Simpkins Tobin Mamie Walker Bush Smith Turner Merkel Baldwin � Lillian Founders Circle gifts of $ 1 ,000 or more Virginia Sally Wood Johnson Carolyn Jones Beachley Phyllis Johnson Wilson Shirley Palmiter Jordan Kathryn Keith Becker Loyalty Circle�gifts of $500 to $999 Other Dorothy Doerr McCulloh Nancy Smith Brown Lunar Circle�gifts of $250 to $499 Elizabeth Dozier Morris Dorothy Beachley Burkhart Beveriy Edgerton Adair Mattie Guthrie Sharp Kathryn Lada Call Carnation Circle�gifts of $ 100 to $249 Marilyn Garton Amato Ann Braden Whisner Mary Lynn Dailey Clancy The levels are based on the Foundation's cumu Lynn Paisley Anderson Marjone Rude Cook Joan Armen Avedisian Alpha Sigma Helen Patton Ferree lative giving records since 1980. If these amounts Alice FuUerton Barnes Macon Shirlee Franson Elizabeth Bell Randolph Procopio do not coincide with your records, Byrd Deborah Foulsham Freisheim please notify Sandra Ann Delahooke Lunar Circle Beth Giebelhaus the Foundation at Central Office to receive proper Sabrina Kazarian Dorr Barbara Woolman Preston Garnet W Glover credit in the future. Sheila Patricia Duffy Chrisbne Caldwell Grabert Janene Verge Carnation Circle Ferguson Beverly Corman Hickey Rilla Casey Grittin Carol Martha Foster Madeley Ranee Durkee Hussey Marcia Brothers Christianson Forsythe Sperry Judith Pabst-Hayes Helen Grace Michele Claire Jones Constance McQueen Clark Stapl Cheryl Davis Helm Other Carrie Lois Limber Kok Bonnie Kindel Dillon Massenburg Stevenson Victoria Vail Holden Jeanne Winston Stolcis Mary Bonholzer Baggenstoss Nancy Delores Lauer Cynthia Jean Ellis Carol Lynn Kemler Pauline Grove Haliday Denise Gerbl Leath Amy Sasaki Furukido D Bitting Szabo Christi Ann Kinkle Janet Stimson Sarr Helen Denman Lewis Mary Thomson Gilkes Georgia Prescott Tetrault Carol Linda Klein Veronica Hurwitt Townsend Mary Church Spiegelhol Louise Ebert Linane Lon Lewis Hable Mary Webb Lae Gall Jane Weber Maris Jean Steffen Hamilton Beny Wagner Linda Kathleen Malley Tau Martha Waller Welborn Alpha Sue Ella McLaughlin Beveriy Wellborn Hammer Carolyn Wellborn Martin McGill Helen Wallace Moore Ruth Anne Hampton Catherine Goewey Whitehead Danelle Cole McArthur Mrs Karen Lorraine Graham Radebach Tammie Caye Hand Stephan Young Patricia Nassour Moller Carnation Circle Donna Eckleld Ramsden Marilyn Swan Heinly Margaret Hirth Morrison Muriel Johnson Crilly Theresa Mane Stroud Trina Jacobson Alpha Psi Margaret Nylund Murphy Wanda Douglas Sheila Gallagher Sullivan Lucy Bates Jolas Lake Forest Sallie Allison Nicholas Ann Griffith Nixon Suzanne Romig Weeber Deborah Kay Jones Nanette Funcheon Noble Joan Bann Ruthertord Mary Craft Wheat Shirley Burnett Keith Carnation Circle Lisa Ann Ogawa Rachael White Katherine Wohleb Krysty Susan Broz Ogden Kini Cole Othsr Beatrice Tucker Witmer Rose Brewer Langdon Sally Judith Busch Perez McNabb Rich Carol Parkinson Bailey Viola VanNoy Zook Jennifer Louise Lidke Betty Jeanne Pirtle Ashton Donaghue Elspeth Rankine Byers Ann Greenawalt Zuber Natalie Johnson McBee Dorothy Vaught Melinda Grubb Prentice

18 THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 Rhodes Katherine Waitzman Morris Linda Delahooke Mary Cooper Bremer Sandra Biegelman Burba Messer Tschantz Orndortf Mary Carole Brown Rich Dorothy Dianne Montgomery Cornell Janet Duccilli Daniel Elizabeth Hines Viering Ann Hammack Parthum Phyllis Sharp Ryan Barbara Galbraith Dean Susan Zeller Dunn Marjorie Reynolds Wilson Simms Sharon Anderson Barbara Vivian Peggs Mary Doering Patricia Sherman Ernsting Smith McClelland Preston Eta Helen Morrissey Evalyn Isabel Matilde Fleurquin Mary Ann Fox Beta Martha Anita Rosalind Sokolsky Pryatel Ragones Kathleen Ray Fordyce Patricia Hopkins Gordon Bradley Carole Pittack Stavert Linda Gay Redwine Carol Marie Hennessy Mary Dean Gotautas Lunar Circle Betty Mueller Taylor Marjorie Henry Roberto Mary Schierholz Hogan Karen Zateslo Gray Shereen Gibson Diane Hillman Tietjen Rochford Elaine Rice Johns Maria Papas Heide Sally Erikson Lewis Vicki Elizabeth Cumming Tulloch Cotten Ryan Jean Wolfe Johnson Anne Wirtz Keen Carnation Circle Nadine Smith Verge Dorothy Bishop Scott Carol Friedman Levy Joyce Deatherage Kirkendall Ellen Austin Weston Vicki Knapp Shepard Margarel Peterson Lewis Kimberiy Storm Kochert Elizabeth Asip Evans Susan Jane Gretchen Young Womble Simpson Joyce Brenner MacLean Margaret Glover Mauter Marilyn Park Hawthorne Harriet Forden Zachary Merridelle Depue Sowers Virginia Labbitt McGuire Velma Blackard Maxwell Colette Cooley Hays Charlene Gonzales Zettel Beta Beta Maryland is more than Lunar Circle Camp mosquitoes Shirley Sacks Du Tell Dear Sisters, Carnation Circle You are not to believe what I'm Martha Lyn Dippell going Feldman Renee Fran now. I'm in a tent Shiriey Markey Fry doing right sitting pup Ruth Blackwell Law writing this letter because I Mildred Burton Lawrence by flashlight Helen Hale Welton never want to forget the experiences I've Other had the past few weeks. Linda Kerr Agreen I'm sure Judith Caskey Bailey that 1 have been responsible Israel Brooks Nancy for the annihilation of more than 100 Beveriy Corbin Carre Becky Bennett Connelly not the 15 bites Rulh Myers Cripe mosquitoes, counting Ms Elizabeth T Cullinane that I've counted on feet. Then Ella Peebles Davis just my Dorothy Cockerille Engle there are those bee stings which I got Joann McLelland Garey Nancy Overton Gaushell when I was hiking up the mountain. And Janet Lingle Kyes 1 Shiriey Serrin Landon that massive bruise got when Kathryn Kalherine Hines Livesay was me to fall out of a canoe Margaret T Loar teaching Barbara Bartlett McCracken Indian Mildred Sears Miller style. Jean Schaefer Mills Then there are six who Phoebe Smith and a camper ride the ferry to Palricia Perrone Oberosler my campers Vancouver. Barbara Hughes Parsons have shown me another part of the world Eileen Howard Pensinger Marci Ann Peters through 10-year-old eyes. For instance, Hazel Burton Richards how to a tent faster and Jeannie Anderson Schelleng put up straighter camp and I didn't talk much the first day. Marlene Shepel than counselor. Anne Bengel Slater your 19-year-oId Since then I've made up for lost time. We Stanley Heim Speakman The are I love to see the all work and each other. Luann DeTar Steriing campers great. together help Ellen MacDonald Suite transformation from the first street I need to some because Dorothy White Tessier day Well, get sleep Mary Pariett Webster wise tough or scared kid to the third or tomorrow is another day. But 1 want Barbara Harding White big fourth 100 Gamma Phi Beta to add that the Beta Gamma day percent despite mosquito bites. Bowling Green camper. It's neat when a 10-year-old girl Camp Sechelt has given me a lifetime of Founders Circle looks up to you and says, "You know I'll wonderful memories in a single summer. Doris Bird Gorden be a Gamma Phi some day." Lunar Circle I've met six Qamma Phis and we are In Gloria Blocker Swihart IIKE, a I ad Carnation Circle having blast, getting along great! Phoebe Smith (Texas) Pauline Miller Albaugh mit I was scared about coming up here to 1984 Counselor Joann Smith Hayne Carole DeMore Morris Linda Brown Stebbins Fredricka Hoxie Older Jeanne Miller McNutt June McCoy Miller Patricia Lindberg Sheehan Phyllis Gierosky Stothard Frances Burt Ratte Linda Juengst Meyer Virginia Clough Young Marilyn Richardson Tigges Ellyn Bowen Thompson Julie Dorothy Reed Mrs Christina Morrin-Mink Judith Brinkman Zarn Phyllis Brobst Winans Eunice Johnson Tuttle Paula Anderson Roushani Elizabeth Novak Mitrione Edna Probel Urschel Crane Vicki Schwartz Odioso Other Other Mary Shellenbarger Nicolene Vescovi Barbara Magnus Small Ruth Shape Ray Elizabeth Ann Beck Marty Hann Anderson Virginia Cole Vescovi Nancy Leith Smith Sheryl Sorenson Romer Sara Rae Allen Ann Clark Arnold Carolyn Francis Volkmer Mary Burdick Thorne Sandra Doak Slagle Laura J Buri Elizabeth Kos Baker Ann Mundell Wagner Caroline Paklaian Torley Amy Lynne Snyder Sheila Kamler Dannells Barbara Boehm Betterman Bette Jean WoodruH Elizabeth Winston Turner Teresa Marie Sorrentino Patricia Prazak Eldridge Ellen E Chamberlain Nancy Steck Yackey Susan Weston Viecelli Elaine Pearson Tappan Ruth Kengott Grockis Esther Burner Clark Sarah Bristor Villeneuve Katherine Anne Woerner Judith Gau Hart Evelyn Dombrowski Duve Beta Delta Florence Kolata Pameia Heeren Hennenfent Wojan Beta Zeta Lynn Ellen Elcessor Michigan State Diane E Zdunczyk Norma Rodems Kottemann Patricia Harris Erickson Kent State Jeanne Gamauf Laue Lunar Circle Darrene Hicken Ernst Beta Epsllon Betsy Althoft Les Carnation Circle Betty Goodenough Glaeser Helen Pass Swanson Miami Barbara Peterson Loetz Lisa Ann Gravette Carnation Circle Jonelle Hanna Rothfuss Marjorie Macklin Neff Mariene Adrick Gulas Carnation Circle Elizabeth Neufeld Renee Scott Breslin Shirley Woody Stacey Spaulding Peggy Byeriy Harmon Gretchen Ann Amstutz Carolyn Orsi Dolores Fisher Busard Other Harshbarger Virginia Clayton Heckler Ms Pamela Sue Elizabeth Ann Printz Mona Dorsey Cline Cartwright Rila Gamble Heltrich Mistier Dunkle Lewis Burkle Patricia Smith Remack Hood Linda Beryl Barbara Welker Holman Mary Giddings Pamela Bosze Whitaker Schultz Janet Bartels Hummon Jane Larson Long Chesky Wendy Wendy Jean Kent Susan Kinderman Lovell Lois Buchhagen Crawlord Sheila Farkos Seals Susan Kirkpatrick Lucinda Cochran Kneisel Henning Barbara Lester Wanda Sheila Lorenz Osann Ostberg Cheryl Gooding Siegfried Cheryl Jean Leppert Zolnowski Betty Jean Kalish Lynn Strasser Diane Seyler Wagner Nancy McElroy Karen Todd Major Deane Ritter Lenhart Kaye Kline Swanson Glena Benzing McGregor Other Other Evelyn Foreman McNutt Nancy Weidner Tober Mary Kesson Mellon Beverly Gaabo Ahlin Margaret James Andrews Marcia Allen Schmitz Ellen Jean Trzaska Mary Purdy Miller Karen Kralowetz Blackwell Beth Ann Beachy Rebecca Elbert Seroke Joan Fernandes Verhoef

THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 19 Carnation Circle Barbara Hummel Westphal Bonnie Sanford Mason Annette Kilgore O'Brien Carolyn Mainard Manes Patricia Anheuser Wheeler Sara Ellen Morrissey Karen Skarda Rand Kay Lynn Northcutt Jeanne Schroll Aden Janet McLennan Wilson Stephanie Toth Norvell Patricia L Shaw Deborah Ryder Parker Diane Hopple Bregenzer Vera Terkelsen Linda Wahl Smith Elizabeth Cronin Puffinbarger Anne Golseth Beta Theta Perry Kimberly Sherrell Rutherford Marian Fabry Thompson Neola Kinkel Roberts Virginia Harris Hammond San Jose State Paul Saba Beardmore Glennys Dorothy Douglas Whittle Beta Pi Marilyn Kay Barbara Rambo Williams Nancy Jenkins Kitt Lunar Circle Beta Lambda Indiana State Ina Mullis Beta Nu Vanslyke Julia Bennett Pasley San State Kay Temple Patterson Diego Vermont Loyalty Circle Carnation Circle Marty Kuhn Pool Other Lunar Circle Carnation Circle Lois Kirchner Abbott Lunar Circle Elizabeth Cresap Aikin Jo Anne Gail Dickie Sarah Presser Valerie Vetch Caveglia Bradley Sandra Caughran Andersen Christine Loveberg Montgomery Alayne Tomlinson Ann Mullen Bronsing Patricia Temple Compton Trombley Shirley Flolo Bahde Marian Harriet Pratt Willen Carnation Circle Ingham Day Carnation Circle Margaret McGuire Betchart Jean Murphy Ferrini Other Loretta Drollinger Dugas Sibyl Sturdy Buchbinder Elizabeth Simpson Jung Linda Honey Jacqueline Hocker Jontz Johnna Ferguson Cashill Arlene Francis Mackovic Kathleen Rail Matthiessen Phyllis Spring Billings McLean Brown Donna Davis Prior Lyndall Lehan Cook Jean Goodloe Florence Heinfell O'Connor Marjorie Whiteley Linda Hirst Linda Grant Schneider Anita Hix Friesen Jo Ann York Hall Pawka Borgos Nancy Rebecca Hazen O'Donnell Nancy Nethaway Gooding Barbara E Powell Other Daseking Young Nancy Gertrude Sherman Parkhill Jeannette Stoll Kaelin Marsha Basanda Ruth Andrea Seeler Thompson Valerie Johnson Kates Bassett Jane Wenzel Nancy Phillips Tanys Fischer Kenney Toundation Levels Margie Calvert Bianchetta Randi Popiei Kilthau Giving Beta XI Judith Goetze Blaney Kay Irene Kotzelnick Tamera Ann Brinza Founders Circle�gifts of $ 1 ,000 or more Ohio State Gayle Haugen Long Kathy Jo Callahan Elizabeth Crosby Martin Circle� of $500 to $999 Lunar Circle Catanach Loyalty gifts Kathryn Schultz Felicia Sanders May Lunar Circle�gifts of $250 to $499 Martha Everett Bowman Judith Pike Coy Mary Beth Jensen McCoy Sally Mettee Keeler Deborah Woerner Dodson Melinda McCormick McKinney $ to Carnation Circle�gifts of 100 $249 Rebecca Sue Finch Laura M Michels Carnation Circle Edwards Fisher The levels are based on the Foundation's cumu Carolyn Sandra Akiona Nakoa Susan Jane Bonnell Maryellen Ivy George Mary Walworth Navarro lative records since 1980. If these amounts Warner Gossmann giving Other Nancy Naomi Larsen Payne Sally Walters Hall Peterson do not coincide with your records, please notify Maria Demaggio Cioffi Katherine Spangler Geraldine Purchase Healy Diane Hertneky Phillips the Foundation at Central Office to receive Catharine Duvall Dunay Denise Henderson proper Susan Gorton Haas Dorothy Rekstad Phillips Barbara Long Hochgesang credit in the future. Norma Orlando Hasen Mary Bray Sharp Virginia Nichols Johnson Lois Heath Lockhart Melinda Anne Sherman Bennita Baker Kennedy Alda Gustin Matteson Sara Elizabeth Sloan Nancy Ingersoll Livesay Stewart Souther other Other Carole McKie Savan Nancy Janet A Morgan Karen Stopher Stapleton Helen Grecco Reba Faye Augustine Jeanne Lee Anderson Beta Omicron Murray Joy Dunkley Tolin Tina Palumbo Reiner Janet McCall Bawanan Joan Herzig Braitsch Oklahoma Milly Ross Westphalen City Runkel Alice Kent Bergna Karen Mueller Brown Karen Boyll Ann Burroughs Wisnom Jeanne Ellis Cady Carol Edwards Byroads Lunar Circle Caryn Benckart Scales Thelma Grothe Carter Cynthia Corcoran Douglas Merilyn Milby Gandy Mary Fischer Scott Beta Sigma Terry Webel Cassietto Linda McPherson Farnsworth Lynda Binlord Thomas Washington State Diane Avery Chinchen Judy Antell Fuller Carnation Circle NIarsha Mattax Thompson Jeanne Arrants Davis Elizabeth Sage Gord ila Hallstrom Edmison Margaret L Turk Founders Circle Trudi Brownton Dittendalfer Carole Hale Mead Jane Vieck Blackerby Maytha Wagner Mary Rosetta Roodhouse Erb Ann Lawrence Emerson Donna Benedict Hall Janet Longden Greathead Dolores Roeckel Hallett Carnation Circle Charlotte Harder Guntii Louise Hanley Marcy Candace Gcrdon Biamonti Hill Kim Dorothy Edinger Spalione Horgan Ellender Dickson Rita Baker Holmes Mari Long Bradley Jacqueline Lynn Jenelsky Patricia Crombie Keith Karen Roberts Hoover Bonnie Graham Knowlton Henriksen Kramer Rosemarie Arndt Janssen Betty Ragenovich Kurkjian Trudy Barbara Lanning Lamarca Carolyn Jones Likins Scholarship Other Christel Simons Larison Margaret Tumlin Mcintosh Ellender Wills Dickson Sheila Marsden Bennett Evelyn Holbrook Logan Kathryne Ann Meade (Cal.-Berkeley) Marie Paride Frances Chariotte Lindstrom Billingsley Gayle Maloney Mehling was an astute businesswoman who left a Sandra Miller Rowe Anne Pelonis Newlee Diane Clark Coblentz Irene Martin Diane McCroskey Smith Kathleen Houser Nolan of her estate to other Cunningham Dolores Freitas Spurgeon Mary Eileen Penman large portion help Mary Lou Enberg Barbara Dougery Taylor Garyanne Arnsen Prince Gamma Phi Betas find their in the Patricia McDermott Foreman places Brooke Eleanor Gabler Wilson Eva Cunningham Ritchie Healy Joyce Ebner Ross academic and later the business world. Georganne Jackman Hoctor Beta lota Sharon Radach June Riechers Skalecky Lange Idaho State Ellen Salmon Sternberg The Gamma Phi Beta Foundation receiv Vanessa Marie McLean Catherine Schaffer Sweem Beverly Fennimore Palmer Carnation Circle ed 12.5 percent of the substantial estate. Debra Collinge Robeson Beta Mu Stewart Marlyn R Wiswall Shirley Dahlberg Florida State Eta Chapter (Cal.-Berkeley) and Beta Patti Jean Stowell Other Karen Elizabeth Uddenberg Lunar Circle Lambda Chapter (San Diego St.) benefit Carol Falk Drew Beta Tau Lela Boyer Geisenberg Neta Ray Adams ted from the balance. Peggy Ann Shufeldt Hess Judy Ivester Hartley Texas Tech Anna Maguire Janky Mrs. Dickson lived in Pacific Carnation Circle Beach, Carnation Circle Marilyn Tatro Paoli Mary Michele Pond Joan Goddard Marks Cal. until her death in 1982 and was Susan Jack Banks Jana Kramer Rodgers Joan Van Sant McDonald Karen Harriscn Davis Frances Burkhart Siemen Catherine Gulesian Shilen a member of the La Jolla Alumnae Mary Casady Haiges Kelli Jo Downend Troxler Patricia Johnson Hutchens Other Susan Rountree Troyer chapter. Tammy Owen Knapp Nadine Sternling Zelinski Janis Raines Abernathy The Gamma Phi Beta Foundation has Mary Calhoun Light Nancy Bourquardez Armer Marilyn Foster Lookadoo Beta Kappa Linda Scribner Coles established the Ellender Dickson Schol Arizona State Dorothy Elizabeth M Cygan Other Judith Meyers Edwards arship for members attending schools Catherine Mary Abadie Carnation Circle Carolyn Kemp Ellis Paula Bell Barbara Wedge Alberts Genevieve Elizabelh Everett with a Gamma Phi Beta collegiate Ernestene Lee Bowman Cheryl Shatter Blair Frances Brooks Everett Paula Koehler Bradley Janet Holmes Fortson chapter. Jane Carter Bromberg Other Clelia Lancaster Grider Diana Ellen Brown Suzanne Fulton Judith Ellen Hankins Julie Beth Busbee Badley other Peggy Vieck Carol Caruso Addie Hicks Clark Lynn Spencer Brenda Loudermilk Wagner Peggy Campbell Darla Anne Click Swartz Holmes Thelma Goddard Bowman Betty Mary Keegan Ward Ginger Butler Clayton Adalou Horne Jane Langfin Fahey Huggins Dorothy Downing Burg Janet Ward Wilson Lisa Fowler Dykes Marcia McConoughey Fisher Sandra Adsit Johnston Melinda Thomas Burr Linda Smith Edwards Linda Tousa Hargrave Dorothy Jiretz Kellogg Adra Mason Cheek Beta Rho Dolores Hunt Foster Lori Day Hernandez Cynthia Ratterree Knight Nancy Robertson Dudley Colorado Laverne Hulin Haley Tamara Cummard Hoopes Louise Schumacher Koch Brenda Bowyer Freeman Barbara Miller Hamilton Sharon Mickie Kiefer Theresa Prison Lahey Betty Donaldson Hite Lunar Circle Jo Blanton Hancock Donna Mays Lord Kathleen Boyd Marsh Jacqueline Ree Huttman Lynn Towsley Hamblin Jackie Phillips Hayes Elizabeth Ann Mason Donna Gulin Noonan Verona Dilbeck Lynam Dynda Andrews Kirby Brooke Ann Hogue

20 THE CRESCENT/WINTER 1985-86 Barbara Gay Linxwiler Virginia Ramey Chapman Beta Phi Nancy Sue Kuper Huebner Gamma Edwards Christie Alpha Stacey Lee Lowe Janice Lynn Buckmaster Irwin Victoria Louise Indiana Memphis State Tanya Talbot Lunt Clegg Marjorie Goding Kent Smith Cottman Miriam Jennings Mayhew Sally Maureen Ann Kiley Carnation Circle Ann Patricia Rein Driscoll Carnation Circle Marilyn Thiel Knilans Becky McAlpine McGuire Dawkins Davis Mitchell Dorothy Groomer Dyer Karen Kocyba Kraly Mary Cynlhia Sandra Kroczek Blackwell Betty Robison Shanks Wendy Lee Motlong Donna Manning Eshelman Robin Rumford Krueger Walters Ernst Agnes Welsh Sharron Butler Owens Diane Sutera Francis Virginia Melody Kay Nedrud Mary Carol Franks Florence Louise Phillips Sabra Headley Gronemeier Ellingwood Diane Dross Nichols Other Graves Hensler Renee Ramsey Schmidly Susan Yeager Gunther Nancy Carole Bierbaum Schlenker Mlchaela Masters Carrington Ann Ohern Schroeder Jo Goetz Heasty Barbara Duke Sams Sally Shaw Tanselle Julia Greer Crow Pinto Steen Carol Merrilield Herold Elizabeth Schnepf Susanne Umiker Nancy Brown Dienna Aldre Holmgren Hotujac Margaret Watson Dianne Christine Weidner Allene Carol Thompson Taylor Haag Durham Sarah Pihulic Gloria Grisham Wojcik Green Madeleine Ann Yucevicius Claudia VanSchoyck Gamma Beta Beta Chi Local Wichita State Gettysburg Camperships other Lunar Circle In 1985, the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation provided nearly Suzanne Carol Bower Verla Ruthertord Eston for which from Sheryl Marie Brust $10,000 camperships supplemented support Lauren W Connolly Carnation Circle local alumnae and Thanks to the Karen Kroggel Ferg collegiate chapters. generous Joyce Cole Hultgren Bonda Schafer Fredrickson contributions of Gamma Phi Betas, nearly 200 special girls Brenda Nye Gindin Other Toby Orem Graham enjoyed 1,500 days of camping last summer. Becky Ann Armstrong Sarah Anne Hardesty Jacquelyn Hager Barngrover Linda Lee Luttrell The chapters and the camping programs they fund are listed Shawna Waggoner Buck Katherine Schirmer Mazzuchi Verla Cox Cook Luanne Michelle Muscaro below. Laura McMullen Cross Susan Elizabeth Pahides Corinne Miller Davis Brenda Rillee N.M. �American Diabetes Association Salvaggio Albuquerque, Jannell Senn Evans Karen MacDonald Ruymann Karen � Center Joyce Smith Glimpse Leigh Shipe Alpha, Syracuse Huntington Family Sandra Caldwell O'Dowd Lynnae Betts Steinberg Ames, la.�Hawkeye Council of Camp Fire Mylene Sayler Gamma Gamma Margaret Robinson Small Aurora, III. �Fox Valley Girl Scout Council Diesa Bostic Snyder Wise-Milwaukee Wauketa Craw Wright Cedar Rapids, la.�Camp Courageous of Iowa, lowana Council of Carnation Circle Beta Psi Renee Marie Gralewicz Fire Oklahoma State Camp Other Tex.� Fire Girls Corpus Christi, Camp Carnation Circle Janis Sheahan Frank

� Teresa Lea Jenson Tex. Barbara Ann Beeman Dallas, Camp Esperanza Diane Peterson Phala Fuller Warner Cyzmoure Denver, Colo.�Mile High Girl Scouts, Camp Fire Council, Donese Whitaker Gamma Delta Denver Girls, Inc. Other Wyoming

�Cal llene Moore Abraham Carnation Circle Eta, California-Berkeley Camp Julie Scholz Blevins Martha Dougherty Delanoy Evansville, Ind.�Raintree Girl Scout Council Barbara Tolle Cavanaugh Christine Schmall Ching Other � Marian Beck Edwards Houston, Tex. Gulf Coast Easter Seal Society Nona Zimmerman Holmes Linda Flowers Ferguson Sharon S Rice Mich. �Irish Hills Girl Scout Council Lucille Stover Foster Jackson, Kristin Brandt Riske Frances Council Fristoe � Berets Modesto, Cal. Christian D Steckelberg Garbart Gamma Epsilon Salinas YMCA Summer Evelyn Hulnagel Grellner Sound Monterey County, CaL� Camps, Emily Sue Hansen Puget Heath Tenn.�American Cancer Gladys Hughes Other Mashville, Society Camp Ann Marie Crossley Hufragel Wende Walker Carroll � Reva Benton Northern Va. Northern Center Laughlin Carol Hubbach Fratt Virginia, Virginia Training Mrs Jan Borelli Petty Quinn Hurbi Marsha McCollum Schumacher Tracy Omaha, Neb.� Bifida Association Elizabeth Ann Jensen Spina Grace Lee Smith Spivey C � Maren Jones Palo Cal. Easter Seal Linda Smith Alto, Camp Harmon, Society Joy Joan Salzer Kuhlmann Melba Ouick Spurrier American Patricia Kathleen McNallan North Suburban, Penn.� Firefly, Lisa Lewis Thompson Philadelphia Camp Mueller Robertson Margaret Roberts Tracy Kathryn Diabetes Association Martha Christensen Wall Diane Long Voth Martha Anne Wangeman Penn.�Girl Scouts of SW Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Beta Omega Gamma Zeta Princeton Area, N.J.�Camp Meta, Trenton YMCA Northern Arizona East Texas State Quad Cities�Camp Abe Lincoln Loyalty Circle Carnation Circle N.C�Pines of Carolina Girl Scout Council Jennie Kathleen Curtis Jacqueline Painter Mann Raleigh, Lucille Terry Carnation Circle Morgan South Cal.� Castanoan Peninsula, Camp Frances Lee Free Other Syracuse, N.Y. �Huntington Family Centers Keena Kline Sampson Michele Hibbitt Clark Elizabelh Stewart Taylor Debbie Floyd Tampa Bay Area, Fla. �The Children's Home, Inc. Karen Gale Fulbright Other Jerre Parker Geiger � Toledo, Ohio Toledo Society for the Handicapped Deborah Pinner Birdsell Barbara Watts Humphrey Waterloo-Cedar la.�YMCA Kathy Lynn Clubb Judy Lanell Sandidge Falls, Camp High Hopes Sally Grant Cohen Vicki Gardner Corea Gamma Eta Beveriy Ann Truett Betty Dawson Husted Other Deborah McCullough DuChene Cal State Long Beach Molly Hopkins Ulmer Sharon Valenti Lefkovitz Carol Goodwin Aldrich Janet Galbraith Edwards Loyalty Circle Cynthia Smith Ware Mary Wilson Lentz Laureen Small Allbright Marni Shonerd Godin Randall Stevens Guerra Mildred Goreham MacKenzie Nancy Tarnow Bartels Karla Jane Goodman Carter Orear Patterson Kartchner Beta Upsilon Elizabeth Irene Hozdovich Behling Gayla Carnation Circle Kansas State Linda Zatezalo Peterson Nancy Ann Bellendort Kerry Hadd Marrs Caroline Preddy Pickens Mary Harris Blesy Judie Krug Marshall Linda Hallenbeck Peiegrino Chambers Beth Kornrumph Rhue Christine Miller Roberts Carnation Circle Jneil Quanz Ruetz Gina Sullivan Teri Sellers Mary Lewis Cole Darcy Saba Jean Hixson Other Shoop Mary Johann Sheneman Leslie Dauble Collins Linda Lees Stiegler Eaton Matuszak Martin Prochaska Brown Mary Debbie Steiner Smith Linda Ruth Dyeriy Virginia Stroup Judy Patricia Senseman Tucker Merle Elizabeth Janet Magnus Stegmann Donna Simmie Fisher Friedenberg Other Warnock Sharon Anthony Tatge Amy Stallings Glover Dorolhy Hyde Sheryl Lynn Gallup Elaine Martin Miller-White Barbara Gilcrest Glenda Kersenbrock Bowles Donna Hansen Vailas Melody Koloch Grand Gorey Barbara Dirst Winters Sheila McCarthy Hewitt Rosemary Wineinger Butler Cynthia Webb Mary Lou Hale Kathleen Jane Zduniak Nancy Gorey Klosinski Joanne Starkweather Chapman Donna Stewart Wessel Amy Lee Hoyer

THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 21 Other Kathryn Marie Miller Carol McCutcheon Burton Gamma Gamma Psi Upsilon Walmer Burrell Diana Martha Ortiz Linda Rae Finomore Northern Iowa Mickey Jean Mann Porter Diane Rickelman Kohler Drake Nancy Burrell Herrod Brenda Nelson Sanders Prueitt Jo Whalley Warren Marguerite Carnation Circle other Kathleen Mary Schuck Eydie Moles Rymer Bethany Ann Happe Bruner Delta Delta Bean Luanne Susan Wehling Rogaliner Nancy Tiffany Wright Jill Cram Alexandra Traver Vicki Asprooth Roy Egesdal Cal State FuUerton Epley Janice Michel Girsch Linda Walson Wheeler Gamma Pi other Rhonda Hessel Carnation Circle Janet Parker Whitcomb Mankato State Pamela Hamilton Johnson Judilh Sheri Harkleroad Forell BaisingerWickman Jocelyn Phillips Cunningham Christine Mineart Turnipseed Lunar Circle Joan Allen Dunn Christine Mari Hadian Gamma Theta Karen Schwarting Wilkinson Dianne Appelwick O'Konski Linda Elaine Engelbert June Klein Harter Pacific Cynthia Claire Graves Gamma Omega Marteil Annie Miehaud Carnation Circle Rae Henoch McKenna Carnation Circle Wisc-Platteville Other Audrey Hork Seitz Martha Sue McKlveen Corinne Oshima Kongsengdao Barbara Hames Murphy Carnation Circle Laurel Eunice Alexander Other Lucile Keplinger Smith Suzanne Zein-Eldin Powell Victoria Vanloenen Sporck Loryn Suzanne Bury Confer Jane Mabb Sersland Donna Gwynne Cujak Other Betty McElhenny Pamela Jean Leach Mary Eloise Stoikes Other Sandra Christina Garcia Janice Sanguinetti Graves Christine Adams Teresa Sullivan George Phi Shirley Middleton Mikels Gamma Rho Gamma Ruth Riechers Balfe Mary Lee Knaup Jill Woodworth Rode Oshkosh Auburn Rose Holder Dreis Vicki Sue Kunesh Elinor Harrold Sagehorn Nancy Truitt Fellows Alaire Hinkel Outlaw Carnation Circle other Anita Roberts Highland Amy Lee Mei Packer Gamma lota Natalie Renold Marilyn Bachnik Callahan Laura Mortensen Gladney Teresa Kirkeeng Kincaid Mario Midwestern State Martha Conrad Clark Ann Ragsdale Mixon Frances Webb Kopp Cheryl Anne Speer Other Delta Epsllon Alice Gee Jordan Texas Wesleyan Phyllis Haubert Laughon Connie Lu Lowrie A will for the Carnation Circle Laura Lynn Wyman E Brooks Smith

Gamma Kappa Other Kearney State r*B Foundation Karen Donaldson Brockett Terri Parks Minor other Kay Martha Morphis Sholars Georgia Sorensen Copple Remember sisters in will. This will carry lasting Dr Edna Lue Furness your your gift Delta Eta Linda Mariatt Houborg satisfaction because you will know you are helping countless Callfornla-lrvine Cynthia Jane irby Jayne Drummer Macholan women and special girls through the Gamma Phi Beta Founda Lunar Circle Kathy Goble Pollard Your of the Catherine Ann Holland Sue Kenney Rosekrans tion's financial aid and camping programs. support Diane Strieker Carnation Circle Vieselmeyer makes will a testament to faith in the Kim Willson Whitehouse Foundation truly your your Laura Long McCormick women of tomorrow. Gamma Lambda Other Louisiana State a new will or You may provide for the Foundation by making Kathy Peterson Carnegis Jill Chamler Carnation Circle a to will. To be certain that by adding codicil your present your Johanna M Childhouse Boudreaux Grilfin Cathy Janet Marie exact intentions are carried out, an attorney should advise you or Deyo Other Georgianna Sutton Herbert Sharon Gathmann Law Susan Bastek the will or codicil. You may make a bequest to the Henry prepare Helga Wurster Russell Judith Zatarain Gordon securities or other Denise Siedhoff Ellen Foundation in the form of cash, real estate, Wagoner Ogden Hefley Susan Siu French Crowder Taylor property. Delta Theta Gamma Mu This be used in will: Cal St Moorhead State language may your Polytechnic

, and to the Gamma Carnation Circle other "I, give bequeath Ann Hiller Linda Lee Acosta Phi Beta Foundation, an Illinois not-for-profit corpora Brownsberger Sandra Marie Leigh Moylan Pursley tion its office in Barbara Corrine Tatley currently having principal Englewood, Other Gamma Nu Colorado, the sum of $ (and/or the securi Valerie Andriano Lamar Kimberly Lynn Blakkolb ties or other property described herein, namely Jennifer Williams Brewer Lunar Circle Kathleen Homan Cariile ,) for the charitable and educational pur Michelle Baker Countis Elizabeth Clanan Eaves " of said Foundation. Elizabeth Bromfield Cuthbert Carnation Circle poses Susan Rindge Daddow Julia Anne Vickie Aills Bennett can the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation Dejardin Bequests help expand Kim Marie Fairless Mary Ann Terry and meet the growing demand for financial assistance as costs of Nancy Craig Heighlon Other Beveriy Brintnall Merwin Burnett Roberts educational expenses and services increase. Cheryl Gerard Morris Mary Ellen Frances Penne Susan Watkins Rudosky Diane Hiller Sikora Dr Colleen Harmon Stall Kathleen Bartels Maccoux Other Mary Laplante Dee Donna Citrano Tolson Polly Simpson Katherine Marie Stueike Robinson Elise Todd Kathleen Lee Voung Maloney Strycker Denise Hugghins Brooks Gayle Elizabeth Tunnell Deal Delta Debra Cribbins Witham Gamma XI Gamma Sigma Alpha Ann Ziemann Mary Cunningham Frisby Wise-River Falls Margery Tennessee Western Michigan Janet Mahattey Hoomes Lynda M Zigrang Tracey Lynn Hughes other other Carnation Circle Delta lota Mary Tackett Keel Diana Devereaux Johnson Sanders McCammon Purdue Patricia Ann Blissltt Manlynn Gingrich Sally Virginia Henneman Dolesy Jean Brzezinski Linda Eschenburg Ryden Petroski Evelyn Margo Suzanne Fosmo Helene Carnation Circle Gail Herndon Fennimore Deborah Sue Rower Other Rene Joy Lehman Lulkin Stuart Catherine Renee Beck Deanne Underwood Gammon Jacquelyn Christy Louise Lingenbrink Pamela Peterson Abbott Cheryl Darcel Gunter Deborah Doster Terrell Patricia Waleott Linda Karsted Nev�ton Other Gamma Chi Gamma Omicron Sandra Strzaiko White Delta Beta Cynthia Carter Andres Kentucky Southwest Texas St Boise State Linda Sue Benson Gamma Tau Michele Helene Chermak Carnation Circle St Louis other other Carolyn Schnirring Dungan Diane Crandell Jo Ann Bass Debie Jean Beavers Elaine Marie Enick Kroggel Carnation Circle Margo Behm Green Terri Carney Binkley Cindy Wagahott Stokes Mary Frances Fitzgerald Luann Holmes Jill Tennis Heitzman Valery Ann Cooper Elizabeth Jane Fritzsche Delta Gamma Marcia Lynne Semple Pamela Hayden Craig Deborah Anne Hughes Other Debra McClelland Faulk Nebraska-Omaha Kimberly Anne Kiley Other Ann Clark Fay Fletcher McFarlen Anne Cynlhia McGill Mary Carnation Circle Jennifer McNew Appelt Karen Lesko Shasserre Eann Miller Karen Hormuth Modesitt Susan Harbison Bellows Laura Bergmann Tynan Carol Ann Thies Mary Wattles Bryans Ann Verdecchia Moore

22 THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 Susan Patrice Pliakos Traci Hoppes Schaub Pamela Lee Yoder Shideler Deanna Merideth Steiner Generous Mary Renberg Tara Gamma Phi Betas Miriam Bright Tornrose Mary Craig Wardlaw Gamma Phi Betas have a reputation for Founders Circle member, her Waterman designates Susan Lyn and Ann Cibula Zultner caring sharing with others. The substantial gift for financial aid. In the Foundation enables members and friends letter with her Rosetta Delta Kappa donation, says, Lehigh to help Gamma Phi Betas complete their "Having served on the (Foundation's) and as a other undergraduate graduate degrees, Financial Aid Committee for number of Carol Ellen Barker well as provide wonderful camping expe years, this area of support is very close to Linda Buck Brader Sandra Leah Buschmann riences for special girls. Four Gamma Phi my heart. There is no greater reward than Rose Welllver Conrad shared reasons Patricia Joanne Dapolito Betas their for contribut the education of our younger members. It Suzanne Gimson to the Foundation. I will Leslie Ann Konigsberg ing is my sincerest hope that have the Price Ann Werley Doris Lea Koontz is a member of to this Dr Geralyn Marotta Prosswimmer (Texas) pleasure continuing support Jean Marie Seibold of the Founders Circle and is a committee for to come." Amelia Wenhold Silva 50-year worthy years Jill Sugarman Vanhoesen member of Gamma Phi Beta. She lives in From Mary Mosher Winchell (Minne Delta Lambda Jefferson, Tex. and is a former Province sota) is this note: "This check is for Calif Riverside V Director. giving a needy little girl a camping expe Carnation Circle "My husband and I enjoy giving, pri rience. I am a 90-year-old widow who Corinne Fossum Mensinger marily to educational institutions, where regrets not sending more." Other we can do a little good," Doris says. Kathryn Stephen Wright (Syracuse) of Nannette Meredith Milton "When I read in THE CRESCENT several Port N.Y. a to Sherri Rae Robinson Jarvis, provided unique gift Lorraine Diaz Watson years ago about the Foundation, the the Foundation even though circum Delta Mu whole program appealed to me. My hope stances prevented a monetary donation. Rutgers is that the scholarships provided by the "I am interested to learn that you include other Foundation are enabling Gamma Phi arts and crafts at your camp, and that Marie Bowers Cynthia Betas who don't have the to finish some are not in their teens. I have Christine Lynn Elliot money girls Cynthia Lanza school. That is I am also written a book for leaders of children six Jacqueline E Leduc very important. Kathleen Lynn Wilson quite interested in helping special girls to 12 (years old) called Let the Children Delta Nu go to camp." Paint. My contribution will be four copies S W Missouri State Rosetta Roadhouse Erb (Washington of it to give to four camp leaders of your other St.) of Olympia, Wash, and another choice." Lisa Bergman Carder Vicki Benitz Helling Debra Schwab Schneider Delta PI Delta Tau Aurora, ill. Collegiate Chapters Chicago, ill. Susan Elizabeth Schotte Illinois St Normal Linda Waxberg Wiebe Colgate Founders Circle Ames, Iowa Jackson, Mich. other other Psi� Oklahoma Delta Xi Kearney. Neb. Catherine Anne Bateman Neb. Barbara Anne Davis Carnation Circle Omaha, Bucknell Sharon M Swetz Cleveland Ohio Elizabeth Maria Gibons East, Gamma Tau� St. Louis Ont Regina Jo Schmitz Toronto, Carnation Circle Delta Phi Philadelphia West, Penn. Other Nashville, Tenn. Sandra Beth Solomon Delta Rho Cal St Bakersfield Beta Phi� Indiana Dallas, Tex. Dickinson other Gamma Beta� Gettysburg Midland, Tex. Other Gamma Psi� N. Iowa Spokane, Wash. other Kathleen Anne LaBrie Linda Jamison Berry Delta Zeta-SW Oklahoma St. Crescent Circles Audrey Fessler Lisa Ann Deon Friends of the Delta Omega� Oakland Cole Cheryl Fiery Ellen Mary Nicholson Foundation Carnation Circle Karen Maria Hamerski Barbara Alumnae Chapters Steinberg Leisure Hills, Cal. Ann Elizabeth Isban Susan Beth Trott World-Laguna Loyalty Circle Circle Cal Beth Almgren Johnson Loyalty Whittier, Katherine Dowler Murphy Delta Sigma Gerald Pollack Northern Virginia, Va. Laurie Anne Sterling Sheldon Pollack Florida Lunar Circle Lunar Circle Balboa Cal. Delta Omicron other Harbor, Southern Tech Delta Zela Sorority Riverside, Cal. Catharina J H Dubbelday South Orange County, Cal. Teresa Tesh Duhring Carnation Circle Other Carnation Circle Mary Margaret Moore Barbara Dunbar Hailey Ms Diana Eros Mary Frances Osborne William Kuyper Beveriy Hills-Westwood, Cal. Susan Catherine Konrad Linda Tisdale 0 K Niess (Major General Ret.) Monterey County, Cal. H 0 Parr Palo Alto, Cal. Norbert and Jean Socolowski Peninsula, Cal. Westchester Panhellenic South Peninsula, Cal Levels Colorado Colo. Foundation Giving Paul Yuengert Springs, Evanston-North Shore, 111. Founders Circle�gifts of $ 1 ,000 or more other Glen Ellyn Area. ill. Greater Kansas Mo. Circle� of $500 to $999 Atlantic Richfield (matching funds) Cily, Loyalty gifts NY. Graves Buffalo, Lunar Circle� of $250 to $499 Stanley Okla. gifts Theodore and Rebecca Jenks Stillwater, Penn. Carnation Circle�gifts of $ 100 to $249 Durmont and Kay Larson Pittsburgh, Julius Riddle The levels are based on the Foundation's cumu other Laura Coe Roebke Cal. lative giving records since 1980. If these amounts Taylor and Carol Scott LaJolla, Council Modesto, Cal. do not coincide with Southern California Intercity your records, please notify Edward Thomason Sacramento Valley, Cal. Colo. the Foundation at Central Office to receive proper Charies Unger Denver, Washington, D.C. credit in the future. Dave Wappner William Welsh Hawaii

THE CRESCENT / WINTER 1985 - 86 23 Feature Collegiote CkmsaUonts Whot do they gain jrom a year on the rood?

there is a life outside Minnesota and not a bad one at he trail of former Gamma Phi Beta Collegiate that!" After a two month European trip, Julie Woodall Consultants (CCs) leads from the far west cities (1981-82) moved from Boise to Seattle where she of Seattle and Portland, east to Maryland, back to the found work as a sales representative with American southwest and New Mexico, and as far away as Athens, Hospital Supply that took her to Kearney, Neb. Cur Greece. rently she is back in Seattle. The 1 1 who responded Colleen Sweeney Unterreiner (1977-78) writes, "1 to a query about the direc continue to be a woman on the move!" Selected as a tions their lives had taken presidential management intern with the federal gov since CC days and what ef ernment in Washington, D.C, she served two years fect their year as CCs had on there, and three weeks after her marriage to another them all mentioned the abil intern the two headed for Athens for a two year tour ity the experience gave with the Foreign Service. them to deal with all kinds Careers are as varied as the women themselves. of people, the growing up Some found the CC section on their resumes to be a they were able to do person door opener, others had to ally while working with point out its good points Gamma Phi Beta chapters, and some went into totally and the need to draw on in unrelated fields. Kim Wolfe ner resources. "1 learned the (1978-79) counts herself meaning and importance of "one of the lucky ones" who Kim Wolfe being my own best friend," got her job working with de is how Mary Neel (1981-82) signers and architects in se describes it. lecting art for corporate Another theme was a new openness to relocation, buildings through Gamma whether in their own lives or because of a husband's Phi Beta connections (Judy career change. Debbie Dykes Misiag (1980-81) left and Bob Schumann, owners southern California for St. Louis, then married in Cali of Royce Graphics, Kansas fornia and after a honeymoon in Hawaii, she and her City). Also an artist, Kim has husband drove from California to Maryland. J. J. Stoll sold her work to IBM and J. J. StoU Kaelin Kaelin's (1978-79) husband is an Air Force pilot, Hyatt Regency. which means relocating every two to three years. J. J. Kaelin feels her "Gamma Phi Beta helps me adjust to new places and work with Gamma Phi Beta helped her tremendously makes it easy to jump into the community's activi in her job as sales manager with a radio station in Ala ties," she writes. The same thought is echoed by Mary mogordo, N.M., while Pat Merrill Kempthorne Ruth Holloway Manthey (1976-77), who is open to (1975-76) explains she has postponed career chal her husband's transfers because as a CC, "1 found out lenges for "dishes and diapers." However, she credits

24 THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 By TALIE McKENZIE

a factor in her CC job as being large getting her first year as a CC would have helped prepare me for just job as field representative with the American Cancer about any job if 1 were given the opportunity to Society. "The director was surprised to find someone expand upon what was written on the resume. After with experience working with volunteers plus leader being a CC it's tough to find a job that will be as excit ship training," she says. Col ing and rewarding." leen Unterreiner writes, Mary Ruth Manthey calls it "the growing up pro "The gentleman 1 inter cess that must occur as a CC is on her own, making viewed with in Washington decisions, learning to size up a situation quickly and took one look at my resume give the right advice�really gaining lots of independ and said, 'What's this Gam ence." Mary Neel says she ma Phi Beta, Inc.? Looks learned a great deal about like an impressive job you herself, finding herself had with them!' What an "thriving on the demanding opener for me to elaborate schedule, the challenge to on the skills 1 had devel be creative and 'fresh' at ev oped. 1 emphasized that it ery chapter. 1 received a gave me terrific adaptation great deal of satisfaction to mobility, excellent diplo from seeing Gamma Phi matic and representational Beta collegians gain new Janet Jones skills, strengthened my de self-confidence when they Terri Kennedy Briggs cision making ability and saw how unlimited their po taught me a great deal tential was as a group. After about the management of personal and professional all, isn't that what a sorority life." Mary Neel, who is an assistant department man is all about? Individual Debbie Dykes Misiag ager for Hall's in Kansas City, draws on her CC experi growth through group dy ences for stamina and creativity. namics." Debbie Misiag ad Mary Ruth Manthey has established her own busi mits it is emotionally difficult to travel by oneself for ness as piano tuner and repairer. Finding herself near five months at a time without seeing a familiar face. one of the few schools offering a long-term course in Balancing that is personal growth and learning about the subject, she enrolled and thoroughly enjoyed a the country as well as the joys of meeting people from year of classes, six hours a day, five days a week. She different parts of America. credits her CC training for giving her the courage to Linda Daniel Johnson (1975-76), manager with start a small business when she had no business back an oil and gas company in Houston says, "The value ground. "1 learned confidence as a CC without which 1 for me was more intrinsic and intangible. The year doubt 1 would have lasted two weeks as a self- gave me the self-confidence necessary to be success employed businesswoman." She built up a clientele ful at job interviewing, the to be flexible and during her two years in Minneapolis that she hopes to ability regain when her sojourn in Grand Forks, N.D. is over. cope with all new situations Terri Kennedy Briggs (1981-82), administrative frequently and rapidly. 1 feel assistant to the director of Health Services at Oregon like 1 am drawing on these Health Sciences Gniversity, claims the job of CC is so characteristics now as 1 try to combine the unique it is difficult for someone who isn't Greek to wife, mother and career roles and understand. "1 feel the experience I gained during my keep from going crazy!" CCs�what do Kaye Scanlon Admire they (1974-75) used her degree Gamma Phi Beta Collegiate Consultants are in psychology and the matu recent graduates who travel from chapter to chapter rity gained CC work the school meet with officers and through during year. They to return to school to be chapter members, help with rush, help colonize new come an R.N. and work as a chapters, answer questions and assess chapter Ruth Holloway Manthey Mary psychiatric nurse. "The CC strengths and weaknesses. They are motivators and experience has helped me leaders. They live out of suitcases and travel by bus, deal with getting along by myself, and it taught me plane, train and automobile. They are Gamma Phi how to deal with others," she writes. Beta representatives wherever they go. They meet As Colleen Unterreiner writes: "My year on the many women with whom they share the common road taught me the value of education. The doors can bonds of Gamma Phi Beta. And, they have fun! be opened if only you take the time to learn."

THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 25 BOOKS

Alcoholism '^g?^* in the Professions

LeClair BisseU (Colorado)

this case five to seven years apiece) of 407 persons, Icoholism in the Professions, co-authored by male and female, who are physicians, dentists, nurses LeClair Bissell, M.D. (Colorado), is the first and social workers. The book, "written for any intelli 'longitudinal" study (persons studied through time; in gent layperson," also offers the first published data on alcoholic attorneys. One year of sobriety was required so subjects Dos and Don'ts might more accurately recall and report past events in their lives. All are members of Alcoholics Anony DO mous, chosen initially because as members of this � Try to remain calm, unemotional and factually group they were easier to identify, locate and inter honest in speaking with the problem drinker about view, LeClair says. She also notes there is an overrep- behavior and its day-to-day consequences. resentation of active and visible AA members from � Let the drinker know you are problem reading urban areas, since to interview small town and rural and learning about alcoholism. members would have involved more time and money. � Discuss the situation with someone you The sample is not random, not self-selected, nor nec trust�a social worker, friend or individ clergyman, essarily representative of recovered alcoholics. ual who has alcoholism either experienced person The interview staff is all recovered alcoholics, ally or as a family member. including the author who says she has celebrated her � Encourage new interests and participation in 30th year without a drink. She adds, "This illness leisure-time activities that the problem drinker nearly ended my life and has killed many friends and enjoys. Encourage the drinker to see old friends. colleagues, some of them, of course, members of � to setbacks and with calm Try accept relapses Gamma Phi Beta." and understanding. Alcoholism is a disease that typically is slowly � Refuse to ride with the alcoholic who insists progressive, episodic, shows marked diversity in on drinking and driving. related signs or symptoms and carries a DON'T high degree of social stigma, according to Dr. Bissell. An alcoholic � Attempt to punish, threaten, bribe, preach. suffers periods of remission and exacerbation as the � Shield the alcoholic from the realistic conse illness appears static for months or years. But it usu quences of his behavior. ally gets steadily and slowly worse with the passage of � Take over responsibilities, leaving the prob time. Without some or crisis (threat of lem drinker with no sense of importance or dignity. abrupt change job loss, an episode of embarrassment or � Argue with an alcoholic who is drunk. public departure of the family), people will postpone action. Family relations are usually the first to be disrupted;

26 THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 By TALIE McKENZIE drinking practices. Alcoholism Facts � They are most likely to have alcoholics in the Assuming that professionals are at the same risk immediate family. (35 percent had one alcoholic as other American adults who drink, roughly one in parent). 10 males and one in 20 females will be an alcoholic � They had a history of antisocial behavior in or experience serious drinking problems, according adolescence (this demonstrated for men only; no stud to LeClair Bissell. ies exist for women). over three at Surveys years Southern Illinois Uni Dr. Bissell says no one can discover an "alcoholic show that alcohol use versity interferes with the personality." Nor is any occupational or educational academic of one performance student in every five group more at risk or protected. and that as many as one-third of the student body Drinking benchmarks to identify the onset of could be considered "heavy drinkers." alcoholism are: At the University of Illinois, 27 percent of the stu � The drinker who gets drunk with some degree dents responding to a 1982 survey said they had of regularity. missed at least one class during an academic year � Three years later, drinking begins to interfere because they had drunk too much. Nearly 10 per with life. had cent missed four classes or more. � Two years later, someone else expresses con According to the National Institute on Alcohol cern about drinking. Abuse and Alcoholism, "10 million adults and teen � One year later, start of personal concern. agers across the nation today live in a chronic state When abstinence was maintained, suicide of 'mental, emotional, social, economic and family attempts, arrests and hospitalizations markedly disorder' because they are victims of alcoholism. decreased. Relapses are inversely related to years of Since half to three-quarters of those who seek treat sobriety and chronological age. Those who relapsed ment recover or show marked improvement, alco displayed the following attitudes: holism has become recognized as the most � Wanted to return to drinking if it could be untreated treatable illness in America." done safely. The points Dr. Bissell would like Gamma Phi � Thought an alcoholic could return safely to Betas to understand most are: normal drinking. � � emotional or Alcoholism is a disease, not a moral prob Alcoholism is primarily mental, " lem�"one recovers from it but does not reform. psychological in etiology rather than physical. � Abstinence must be the goal of treatment, Ideally, Dr. Bissell says, the alcoholic professional both from alcohol and all other mood-changing should be treated rather than punished, thus averting drugs of addiction. harm to colleagues, family, and patients or clients. � motivation is of the "intervention-treat In specialized treatment settings, the progno Creating part sis is excellent. ment" process, thus avoiding having the alcoholic hit � bottom. Anyone who drinks may become alcoholic. Well-meaning but amateurish home remedies from Of AA she writes, "Members do not refer to AA as exists that the sorority sisters, spouses, family, etc., even though a treatment (no expectation process should end or be at motivated by caring and compassion, are no substi completed any particular time) outsiders often do. It is a with lit tute for expertise and usually serve to prolong the although fellowship illness. tle obvious power structure. � Gamma Phi Betas concerned for parents, The patient is not regarded as being responsible friends, husbands, etc. should set about learning for being an alcoholic. The AA approach is that alco who the facts if they are to help. holism, like other illnesses, happens to people neither want it, choose it, nor plan to have it. It is self other social patterns then follow, evidenced by minor inflicted, i.e., the alcoholic meant to enjoy drinking accidents, financial indiscretions and health problems. and stop before getting into trouble. By striking judg A career or practice is often the last to go. mental postures and assigning blame, we do not help The disease is one whose hallmark is denial on the alcoholic; understanding the nature of alcoholism the part of the alcoholic, and by his family, friends and does. colleagues as well. Its presence is acknowledged late, Dr. LeClair Bissell, writer, lecturer, consultant and if at all. Those most closely involved are often the last publisher, is currently studying other groups such as t6 recognize it in themselves or others. nuns, female doctors and lawyers, and male and According to the study, alcoholics differ from female doctoral level psychologists. She received her asymptomatic drinkers in three areas: M.D. from Columbia University where she is now a fac � They are most likely to come from ethnic ulty member and is Adjunct Senior Attending, Medi groups that tolerate adult drunkenness while discour cal Service, St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center, New aging children and adolescents from learning safe York City.

THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 27 ALUMNAE

Congratulations Alumnae ChaptersI

Grand Council congratulates Greater Kansas City, Mo. Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn. alumnae chapters which met or ex Hartford County, Conn. Modesto, Cal. ceeded minimum objectives during Hawaii Monterey, Cal. the 1984-85 meeting year. The Houston, Tex. Montgomery, Ala. minimum objectives were adopted Indianapolis, Ind. Montreal, Que. to help chapters assess their pro Jacksonville, Fla. Moscow, Ida. gramming and identify strengths Kearney, Neb. Nashville, Tenn. and weaknesses. La Jolla, Cal. Norman, Okla. Lake County, 111. Northern Virginia, Va. Lansing, Mich. North Orange County, Cal. Albuquerque, N.M. Long Beach, Cal. Omaha, Neb. Amarillo, Tex. Madison, Wise. Palo Alto, Cal. Ames, la. Manhattan, Kan. Peninsula, Cal. Ann Arbor, Mich. Marin County, Cal. Philadelphia North Suburban, Penn. Arlington, Tex. Mid-Michigan, Mich. Philadelphia West Suburban, Penn. Atlanta, Ga. Milwaukee, Wise. Pittsburgh, Penn. Aurora, 111. Plattevilie, Wise. Austin, Tex. Portland, Ore. Bakersfield, Cal. Alumnae Princeton, N.J. Balboa Harbor, Cal. Chapter Quad Cities, la.-IIl. Bergen County, N.J. Minimum Objectives Raleigh, N.C. Cal. Mich. Beverly Hills-Westwood, 1. Hold a minimum of four busi Rochester, Ala. Sacramento Cal. Birmingham, ness meetings each year. Valley, 111. St. Mo. Bloomington-Normal, 2. Collect international taxes and Louis, Buffalo, N.Y. San Antonio, Tex. submit to Central Office by Cedar la. San Jose, Cal. Rapids, Dec. 1. Chapters formed prior 111. South Cal. Champaign-Urbana, to June 17, 1974 must have at Orange County, 111. South Cal. Chicago, least six members. Chapters Peninsula, Cleveland East Oh. Wash. Suburban, formed after that date must Spokane, Mo. Okla. Columbia, have at least 12 members. Stillwater, Corvallis, Ore. Summit, N.J. 3. Pay the publications and Dallas, Tex. Syracuse, N.Y. forms fee upon receipt of Oh. Fla. Dayton, statement from Central Of Tampa Bay, Colo. Terre Ind. Denver, fice. Haute, Diablo Cal. Oh. Valley, 4. Elect officers and submit Toledo, Evanston-North Shore, 111. Topeka, Kan. alumnae chapter officer list to Evansville, Ind. Toronto, Ont. Central Office by April 1. Flagstaff, Ariz. Tulsa, Okla. 5. Submit alumnae chapter pres Ft. Collins, Colo. Washington, D.C. ident's report to Central Office Fresno, Cal. Waterloo-Cedar Falls, la. by June 1. GlenEllyn, 111. Wichita, Kan.

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THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 29 Introduce your legacy

A legacy is entitled to special attention during rush. She is not entitled to an automatic bid because she is a legacy nor is she required to pledge a particular sorority. Her wish is to be accepted as a member because of her qualities and not just because she hap pens to be a legacy.

Pledging qualified women is a shared responsibility of collegians and alumnae. They share the responsibil ity of promoting Gamma Phi Beta to the legacy with out making promises that may not be kept.

Alumnae can help legacies by: � sending the legacy introduction form to the appropriate Gamma Phi Beta chapter; � promoting the Greek system and emphasizing the lifetime commitment; � helping the legacy obtain recommendations for all sororities at her chosen school; and � making no promises. Our collegiate chapters have the right to choose their own members.

Collegians can help legacies by: � giving legacies special consideration and the courtesy of at least one invitation to a rush party, and � being fair in setting membership selection stan Christine Cone and Traci Scarborough wonder if they will measure up as in a rush week. Christine is the dards for legacies. legacies future daughter of Claudean Terrazas Cone (Texas Tech) and Tract's mother is Donna Snyder Scarborough, Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee on Legacies.

Legacy Introduction Form

TO: Date. chapter

college or university (sister ) This is to advise you that my (daughter ) (grand-daughter )

will be attending. college or university year in school

beginning

Signed: .

maiden name address

chapter year city state zip

INSTRUCTIONS: Please send to the collegiate chapter (addresses in the Fall issue of THE CRESCENT) or to Central Office. Please note: This introduction does not replace a Sponsor Form.

30 THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 COLLEGIANS r$B is an investment The high cost of education may cover the cost of undergraduate tu scare some students away from ition, and worked full time through college. out her senior year to help pay for Marian Marchiano (Bowling law school. Involved on campus, Green), a broadcasting major, deals Leigh was founder and chairman of tuition financial with high through Student Legal Services and a stu aid, part-time employment during dent government and Student Court the school year and full-time em member. She served as New Mem ployment during the summer. To ber Panhellenic Council vice presi make the most of her college years, dent, Panhellenic Greek (Jnity she is involved in many activities. Cabinet chairman and chapter She is student government public PACE chairman. relations coordinator, an orientation Many students may feel sorority leader and a Faculty Senate student membership is beyond their finan representative. Marian has been cial means. It is a major investment chapter pledge director and Panhel in learning, growing, loving and lenic delegate. friendship. It may take a lot of hard Another Bowling Green Gamma work, but a sorority can be afford Phi Beta, Leigh HoUingsworth, man able. It is a major investment and aged finances differently. She bor one that will last a lifetime. �Susan Marian Marchiano and Leigh HolUngsworth are members of Beta Gamma Chapter. rowed money from her parents to Bell (Bowling Green)

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THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 31 re Delta Rho Chapter at Dickinson Scholarship awards were present Secret Heart Sisters. Everyone a sister to whom elects an honorary pledge to serve ed to chapter members on Found ceived the name of as a motivator, and as a liaison be ers Day at the Gniversity of Illinois. she gave Valentine presents during were revealed tween the pledge class and chapter. The chapter sponsored a women's the week. Identities She works closely with the pledge football tournament at which T- on Valentine's Day at an ice cream friends were invited. director and attends both pledge shirts were sold, and one day visited social to which and chapter meetings. She also ad a retirement home to play bingo Epsilon Beta (Alma) brought sun Masonic vises the pledge class on special with residents. shine to residents of the projects and events it plans for the The week of Valentine's Day, Home by giving them Valentines. chapter. California-Berkeley members were The chapter also sponsored a Christmas party for children from the local Big Brothers/Big Sisters organization. Gamma Kappa (Kearney St.) held its annual Teeter-totter-athon fund raiser and celebrated Christmas with Secret Santas and tree decorat ing. Other activities were a dance marathon, participation in a blood drive and a formal dinner dance. Because of its increasing size, the Colorado College chapter has reor ganized its committees and has placed new emphasis on scholar ship. Chapter members volunteer for the local Easter Seals Society. Gamma Chi Chapter (SW Texas St.) competed at Chilympiad, San Marcos' annual chili cook off. Other fun events were dances and Parents University of Arizona Gamma Phi Betas attend State Day. Weekend, which included a mother- daughter luncheon and a father- daughter softball game. After the chapter Christmas par ty, California-Santa Barbara mem bers sang carols at Friendship Manor, a retirement home. Moorhead State members partici pated in the alumni Phon-athon and a local food drive. They also had a PACE program on hair styles and makeup. Mums were sold at Lehigh to raise funds for Camp Sechelt, and the chapter sponsors a Girl Scout troop. PACE programs have includ ed pumpkin carving, standard trans mission driving lessons and guest speakers. A big and little sister pajama par ty and a Christmas party were two chapter activities at Nevada. The chapter also held a spaghetti dinner and dance as a fundraiser. The annual See-saw-athon was a success for Theta Chapter (Denver), as was its participation in the Alum Autograph books from Delta Omicron at Southern Tech wiU delight Camp Sechelt campers. ni Telefund. A new program for the

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IlUnois members Kim Starwalt and Kenarr Pet- rosian visU a retirement home.

Gamma Phi Betas from eight chapters attend Area Leadership Conference at the U. of Texas.

Alpha Alpha members celebrate Founders Day in Toronto. chapter is fun-event-of-the-week at which members get together for a different activity each week. Epsilon Chapter (Northwestern) sponsored Pledge Olympics as a fundraiser for Camp Sechelt. Con testants participated in events such as egg toss, orange pass and three- A faU Gamma Phi Betas out on the front porch at Syracuse. legged race. day brings Iowa State Gamma Phi Betas made Christmas decorations, Valen Greek Parents Day were events at ceived a Panhellenic award for initi tines and bulletin boards for a chil Oakland. Chapter members went on ating the highest number of pledg dren's home. Other activities were a hay ride and picnic with Theta es. A revamped pledge program Dad's Weekend, scholarship ban Chi. places great emphasis on scholar quet and Waiter Appreciation Week. Gamma Phi Betas and Kappa ship. Delta Nu Chapter's (SW Missouri Kappa Gammas at Miami held a Key Beta Gpsilon Chapter (Kansas St.) rush chairman sent the chapter to the Moon dance, and the chapter St.) sponsored Legacy Weekend, a singing telegram which was aired held its own formal on a riverboat. during which legacies experienced on television. The chapter held a Fraternity members, coached by college life. Fundraisers are survival gift certificate raffle to raise funds Gamma Phi Betas, participated in a kit sales and a housemother kidnap. so handicapped children could at tennis tournament to benefit a Chapters pay a ransom of canned tend the circus. home for handicapped children. goods for charity to recover their Student Organizations Day and Delta Mu Chapter at Rutgers re housemothers.

THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 33 Collegians

JaneU Metz and Amy Gillman are mom and Indiana Gamma Phi Betas and Alpha Tau Omegas practice for l.U. Sing. daughter at Wisconsin.

Jennie Schaeffer, Barb Murrer and Hateh Tav- akohl get ready for Pledge Sing at Colgate. A sunny day is perfect picnic weather for California-Berkeley Gamma Phi Betas.

34 THE CRESCENT/WINTER 1985-86 Edited by Cindy Welch

Bradley sisters meet on the stairs ofthe chapter house. i^^K-~' '^ ^'^H A '

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Sisters get together on bid day at Lehigh. BuckneU Gamma Phi Betas cheer their teammates during Greek Week.

Chapter members display their banner For California-Santa Barbara Homecoming. New pledgesJoin Epsilon Beta Chapter at Alma.

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in Norman, Okla. alumnae and Psi senior with a silk carnation and a stitched momento framed gold Chapter held a joint fundraiser. Su calligraphy inscribed card welcom and the men wore pink carnation zanne Williams Clark (Oklahoma) ing them to alumnae status. boutonnieres. The history commit wrote an Easter bunny letter for State College alumnae also invit tee presented the chapter with a children which was duplicated and ed the Alpha Chi Omega alumnae 50th anniversary scrapbook, and the room colored by collegians and alumnae. to tour an Ethan Allen Furniture the entryway to banquet Prior to Easter the letter was sold at Gallery where they viewed a slide was lined with poster boards depict a local mall for later mailing to chil show of Christmas decorations from ing the chapter's history with news dren. Both groups shared in the the Washington, D.C. area. At an paper clippings and pictures. profits and the comaraderie of their other meeting they toured the Penn Lincoln alumnae dug deep into project. State art museum, viewing the attic boxes and closets to share Campbell Soup Company's display Gamma Phi Beta memories with Pi of soup tureens. Chapter (Nebraska) pledges. Many The Philadelphia West Suburban wore sweat shirts more than 20 Alumnae Chapter celebrated its years old. "It was a fun way to intro- 50th anniversary with a banquet which featured reminiscences and a 50th anniversary chorus. Lib Rob bins (Ohio Wesleyan) gave a fond tribute to founder Virginia Hildreth. Mary Jean Lauvetz Hart (Nebraska) recalled how it used to take her two and one-half hours to get to meet ings. (She had to walk a mile to a trolley stop, take the trolley to the subway, transfer, then take the el to a fellow alumna's so they could drive to the meeting.) "We had lots Working on bunny letters are: standing from of children at the time. Our eldest Andrea Kidd and Kim left Kearney Vaughn, was eight when we were expecting and seated from left Paula Roth and Terri our so to a Woodward (aU Oklahoma). eighth, coming meeting was the highlight of the month for State College, Penn. alumnae me. The adult conversation was an Lincoln alumnae Bernice Lyons Wilson and Beard Snowden show wore concentrated their efforts on the oasis in a world of baby talk," she Mary clothing they while collegians at Nebraska. chapter at Penn State. Their Sep recalls. tember featured a rush Each member received a cross- meeting duce the new pledge class to the from the report Alpha Gpsilon presi lasting memories we treasure in dent and in October they invited the Gamma Phi," reports Jo Anne Arm a Me Beautiful" chapter to "Color strong Bettenhausen (Nebraska). In how to choose cor program to learn the spring, Lincoln alumnae were rect for skin makeup and colors guests of Omaha alumnae at a tones. In November they observed brunch and fashion show. Their Art Founders with the Day chapter, Alley marked its 15th year as the which a rush skit for en presented group raised money for Gamma Phi tertainment. A spring brunch hon Beta scholarships. ored pledges and new initiates, and Evanston-North Shore, 111. alum at another function they hosted nae had their annual sale of Christ chapter members and their mas greens to benefit Gamma Phi mothers at a scholarship luncheon. Beta Camp Sechelt and special edu The chapter had requested their cation classes at local high schools. mothers be invited because many They also had a joint meeting with mothers had expressed a wish to the evening auxiliary group and par meet these women who had "moth ticipated in a Panhellenic dinner. ered" their daughters throughout Two policemen presented a crime the year. To end the year, they feted Deerbrook Crescent Circle members Lori prevention program at another the graduating seniors with a punch Whisler Hochschild (Indiana) and Mimi Stout meeting, and three collegians from Boysen (Illinois) model vintage dresses. and cheese party, presenting each Northwestern presented a program

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Training Center for camperships (in cluding $100 from Gamma Phi Beta Foundation), $500 to Camp Sechelt and $300 to Alpha Chi Chapter at William and Mary. A successful crab feast during the summer honored area collegians. Albuquerque's latest activity is Gamma Phridays, a dutch treat lunch at a local hotel the second Fri day of each month. Alumnae make and sell jalapeno jelly each year and have a birthday club to raise money for the Alburquerque Hearing and Speech Center. Members, friends Philadelphia West Suburban alumnae celebrate their chapter's 50th anniversary. and relatives who sign up are sent on rush. anniversary and set goals for the fu cards on their birthdays. In grati Houston's Phi news tude for health and Gamma Eye ture of the chapter. The first news good good are asked to send a letter says "1 never say 'No' to Gam letter featured a questionnaire hearing, they ma Phi�she didn't say 'No' to me." around the theme Love, Labor, donation to the Center. N.C. alumnae invite The chapter again participated in Learning, Loyalty in an attempt to Raleigh, any Gamma Phi Beta in the Sorority Sampler, a Panhellenic af discover members' interests in pro Triangle area to them. a fair at which it sponsors a booth to grams, philanthropies and other join They sponsored raise money for the Easter Seal So events. campership for the Pines of Caro ciety's summer camping program. Edie McChesney Ker's (William lina Girl Scout Council for one week Jams, breads, candies, pickles and and Mary) slides of whales, seals, at either Camp Graham at Hender craft items are sold, as are decorat birds and scenery of Baja, Cal. en son or Camp Mary Atkinson at ed baskets and handmade teddy tertained Northern Virginia alum Selma. bears. nae. The chapter's goal is to earn North Orange County, Cal. alum Kansas City staged its 25th anni $1,000 doing inventory for Bloom nae helped Delta Delta Chapter versary Antiques and Arts Show. ingdale's. Last year $835.02 was (Cal. St.-Fullerton) celebrate its 12th Several former chairmen came from earned and all who participated re anniversary, and held a first annual out of town for the gala preview par ceived coupons good for 20 percent gathering with spouses and friends. ty that always precedes the Show. discount on all purchases made on They also went to a baseball game, The Hartford County, Conn. any one day. A contribution of $550 helped with rush and had a craft Alumnae Chapter celebrated its first was given to the Northern Virginia night.

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THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 37 Headliners Her goal is laughter Sydney Stoeppelwerth (Kansas) recipient of the Pilot Club Woman graduated with a B.S. in science and of the Year Award in Kansas City an M.A. in English language and lit and volunteering as rush advisor to erature. Gntil 1980, she taught in Sigma chapter at the Gniversity of the Kansas City area and then decid Kansas. ed to pursue a business and public Of the many high points in her ca speaking career. Motivation and reer, Sydney says, "Well, there have communication is her key and if been several. Without question, making people laugh is another learning to communicate with ail goal, she has reached that too. types of personalities through expe One thing to note about Sydney, rience, learning and tolerance is the but not to focus on, is that she has first. The second, the experience of been legally blind since college. blindness. Of course I would prefer This is noteworthy only in the fact to see, but 1 have learned that blind that is all the more ness is far more to see Sydney inspira frightening Sydney Stoeppelwerih tional to all of us. Not only has she than to be. I have learned also that (Kansas) made herself a place in the world, blindness is not a handicap; it is she has made the world a better mental. Observational powers can Strictly her own, but the mental place. and must exist. Nothing physical blindness of us all. A list of her accomplishments cannot be overcome." Sydney is an inspiration to all. would include her successes in the As for her future, she plans to She makes people laugh, and laugh oil and real estate businesses. Phi continue to enjoy life, people and ter, according to Sydney, is one of Kappa Phi membership, work as a experiences. She also plans to write the things that makes the world go

� television script writer and teacher. an autobiography of blindness� not round. Kristyn Wiggin (Kansas)

Archivist studies Methodism in Texas

Josephine Forman (Texas) has tories, but she also is called upon by found work that is fascinating, de others seeking historical informa manding and never-ending in her tion about the area. Like all good post-career years. She is the archi archivists, Josephine insists on ac vist for the Southwest Texas Con curacy. For that reason, she ex ference of the Gnited Methodist pends much time and energy at Church, as well as for Travis Park tempting to correct erroneous mate Methodist Church, which has served rial that often creeps into semi-his San Antonio for more than a torical brochures. century. Because of the diversity of cul Before retirement, Josephine had tures in southwest Texas, her field is worked 35 years in the securities quite complicated. Her main re field. It is small wonder then that sponsibility lies with the roots of her talents were tapped by Christian Methodism stemming from older Assistance Ministry (CAM), a local parts of the G.S., but in the 19th ecumenical group furnishing tem century other congregations came porary aid to the needy. She was to the area from Josephtne Forman directly Germany. treasurer of CAM for three un years (Texas) The development of the several til the complicated records could be branches is sometimes difficult to put on computer. Then instead of ment" time is spent adding separate. leaving it all, she accepted the more constantly to her knowledge of When Josephine is not working physical and less glamorous task of Methodism and helping others seek for the benefit of the community, working in the warehouse where ing historical information about the she finds pleasure in travel. Last clothes and food must be sorted and denomination. She works primarily fall, after a trip to Hawaii, she made marked. with churches in the conference in her third trip to Hong Kong. �Zula But the majority of her "retire- writing and updating their own his Williams Vizard (Texas)

38 THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 Edited by Margy Wiltamuth Olympia winner Jeri Daniels (William and Mary) received an Olympia Award, which recognizes athletes who compete in the 31 Olympic sports. Presented to gymnast Mary Lou Retton at the same ceremony, the Olympia Award is sanctioned by the G.S. Olympic Committee and sponsored by Southland Corp., operator and franchiser of 7-Eleven stores. Jeri was awarded a museum piece reproduction of a Greek amphora (two-handled vase) that was given to winners of athletic contests in the X^ Panathaic Festivals held in Athens 2,500 years ago. The award is based .i.-.^ not only on athletic performance, Jeri Daniels accepts the Olympia Award from Tom McLeod of the Southland Corp. (Photo by S. but also on "dedication to the ama Dean Olson) teur ideal." Other notable Olympia Award A shotputter, Jeri is a four-time Madison Gniversity in Virginia, winners include 1984 Olympians All American and was the national where she served as assistant track Greg Louganis, Steve Lundquist, Ju champion shotputter in 1982. Since and field coach. She is now wom lianne MacNamara, Tracy Caulkins graduation, she has earned a mas en's assistant track and field coach and Peter Vidmar. ters degree in education at James at Pennsylvania State Gniversity. Alumna honored by OSU Nellie Rushing Melton (Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce and the City) has been named "Mrs. Alum Oklahoma State School Board As na" by Oklahoma City Gniversity. sociation. She was also co-chair Many alumni may remember her man of the Citizens' Advisory more as "Dean" Melton than "Mrs. Committee for Educational Televi Alumna" Melton, however. sion in Oklahoma. She spent many years teaching at Nellie earned a B.A. from Baylor Oklahoma City Gniversity (OCG), College with a major in Latin and first as a professor of English in the English, and an M.A. from the 1930's and 1940's, and then as dean Gniversity of Chicago in English of women. She retired in 1974 as language and literature. She did ad professor emeritus of English and ditional work at Oxford Gniversity she and her husband have endowed and the Gniversity of London. the Nellie R. Melton Scholarship for Her chief interests since retire OCU English majors. ment have been Gamma Phi Beta During her career in education and the OCG Women's Club, a se she also taught at Oklahoma A and nior citizens retirement home for M and the Gniversity of Tulsa. She which she has been a board member spent eight years on the Oklahoma for 20 years. Nellie and her hus City Board of Education, serving as band, a retired attorney, have en president for two years. Always ac joyed extensive travel in Europe and tive in the American Association of southeast Asia, and "our eight (Jniversity Women, she was division grandchildren and their parents are Nellie Melton president, and served on the board of great interest and pleasure to us." Rushing (Oklahoma City) of directors of the Oklahoma Ctiy

THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 39 CAREERS China without pandas

A very special "special" aired on viewees were carefully selected by PBS-TV is a documentary on China Chinese authorities. Yet, she feels produced by Paula Lee Haller (Wis good journalism is possible in consin), only the second independ China. ent producer to sell a program to Businessman Sam Goldstein the National Geographic Society. found conducting business in China "There was not one panda in the complex because of the numerous show," Paula says, stressing how official tiers that must be negotiated she tried to stay away from stereo and the government's attitude to types. "1 was trying to break the im ward the world market. And teacher age of everybody in Mao jackets on Frances Fremont-Smith and her crowded streets." husband had to be careful to con Instead, she followed four Ameri ceal their courtship because it is not cans showing the world's largest entirely acceptable for a Chinese country as it is being catapulted into citizen to be in love with a foreigner. the 20th century. It is a country of The marriage had to be approved contrasts: mirror sunglasses and by the Chinese government, two Mao jackets, lasers and abacuses, embassies and the G.S. State De the beat of a disco tune and the wail partment. Paula Lee Haller of the ancient stringed er-hu. Paula spent eight months shoot (Wisconsin) No shots of the Great Wall, ing vignettes. Fluent in mandarin ping pong games, pagodas or bicy Chinese, she believed the film she says. "1 want to make documen cles for Paula. Instead her camera would help Americans realize the taries that work, and the challenge picked up an exchange student on vastness and richness of China's is to make them interesting."� Talie spring break from Beijing Normal landscape and people and wanted to McKenzie Gniversity as he traveled to a re show that an American can make it mote region to participate in a water in China if one really gives it a splashing festival, a New Year's pu chance. "People who don't want to rification rite. She also filmed a live any other way should stay journalist who is one of the first home," says Paula. Festival American reporters to reopen a Paula came to her film career via news bureau in Beijing after re an interest in Asian arts in which sumption of diplomatic relations be she holds a graduate degree from director tween China and the G.S., and the the Gniversity of California at Berk Take 350 sidewalk booths president of a Philadelphia footwear eley. After planning a number of manned by artists from all parts of company that buys pig hide from museum exhibits in San Francisco the G.S. and Canada, 250 perform the Chinese. He works out of his in the last two decades, she realized ing arts events, 10 indoor exhibi family's newly reopened plant that the potential of film for recording tions, a program of children's art ac had been closed since 1949. Lastly, such events and making them avail tivities, mix in 250,000 people, and a school teacher married to a Chi able to a wider audience. A film on you have the Central Pennsylvania nese colleague is shown as she trav Korean art she proposed to the Festival of the Arts. Held each July els to a far-off province to meet her Asian Art Museum in San Francisco in State College, Penn., the "mix- husband's family for the first time turned out to be so successful it es master" for this extravaganza is and is feted with traditional delica tablished her reputation as an im Lurene Jochem Frantz (Penn St.). cies�moose nose and bear paw. portant film artist on the Orient. Lurene is in her eighth year as None of these people operated in Paula's third film venture was a managing director of the Festival, China without difficulty. AP Bur spring festival of India in the G.S., a the only paid member of a staff that eau Chief Vicki Graham found her joint project of the Indian and G.S. coordinates more than 2,000 volun movements and access to people re governments. teers. She became involved in the stricted. Her living complex was off She enjoys making documenta Festival in 1968 as a volunteer, and limits to local Chinese; she needed ries the way she thinks they ought later took over the reins from anoth official permission to travel more to be made: "1 got rid of all those er Gamma Phi Beta, Mary Lyn Keat " than 25 miles from Beijing; inter maps 1 hated in 'educational films,' (William and Mary).

40 THE CRESCENT/WINTER 1985-86 Edited by MARGY WILTAMUTH The 'foundations' of life

Men's underwear has come out of .i' .,./- crease Jockey's share of the tradi the drawer and into the public tional market and expand into new thanks to an innovative advertising ones, Donna took a long look at ad program spearheaded by Donna vertising strategies and increased Wolf Steigerwaldt (Colorado), chair the advertising budget. Enter man of the board and chief execu Jim Palmer, baseball star hired as tive officer of Jockey Internation spokesman, to ignite the new adver al, Inc. tising campaign that changed the Donna grew up with the company image of men's underwear from when her father was head of Jockey, stodgy to contemporary with a num but she didn't assume an active cor ber of choices in color and style, a porate role until 1978 when her concept unheard of in the tradi brother retired as board chairrrian. tionally conservative industry. But Gnder a multi-million dollar Jockey had noted that 70 percent of program, plant facilities were mod men's underwear purchasers are ernized and jockey's mills eight women and the new went and campaign reengineered reequiped. A die- after them. cutting process that stamps patterns Innovation was Donna Wolf nothing new to like a large cookie cutter to ensure Steigerwaldt (Colorado) Jockey, however. Founded as a uniformity was introduced, and a small hosiery company in 1876, the plant in North Carolina was pur Cooper Gnderwear Jock chased to Company, spin Jockey's own cotton "Just to illustrate what our sports ey's corporate ancestor, introduced into yarn. The sales force that wear was oper like," Donna says, "when the first long underwear in America ates in more than 100 countries was one of our salesmen had his car bro in 1910. A year later it was the first reorganized, and she insisted on im ken into, the thief took the under company to advertise in a national proved quality and in the wear and left the marketing sportswear." magazine. The first "brief" under sportswear division. Determined to solidify and in- wear was introduced by Cooper in 1934, followed by the first "boxer" and craftsmen vieing for booth shorts. Then came colored under sites. Another Gamma Phi Beta, wear, introduced in the 1960s when Woodworth Pfeiffer Mary (Illinois), a salesman noticed it was selling in records all the artists' checks. Europe like hotcakes. Resistance In addition to her work with the within the company and to sales Lurene finds Festival, time to teach men was high at first, but since a class in social usage on the Penn 1980 one-half of Jockey's sales State She is a Girl campus. Scout have been fashion and colored un leader for daughter Kyle's troop, derwear, a national lead position and finds time to travel with her that is conceded even by its compet husband. Dr. John Frantz, professor itors. of at history Penn State. Now that she is at the helm of Lurene describes the Festival as a such a complex organization. Don "town and event. is a truly gown" It na says her life is not the same. She combined venture between Penn is on the road 50 percent of the time State and the borough of State Col visiting plants and licensees in Eu lege, and takes places on several re rope and attending sales meetings. Lurene Jochem Frantz served town streets and on central "I try to oversee everything that's (Penn St) campus. The academic and me going on at Jockey," she adds. A chanical of expertise townspeople drastic change for a woman who re Even before one Festival closes, and faculty work together to make entered the work force after 34 work on the next has one begun. One of this of the major events of the years. Since her husband owns a Lurene's is helpers Eleanor Joys summer in central Pennsylvania. construction firm, she loves to Lindstrom say, (Wisconsin), who is in "And I just happen to be helping," "We're both in the foundations of

of � charge cataloguing more than Lurene says. Vivian Doty Hench life�Bill is in concrete and I'm in 3,000 slides submitted by artists (Penn St.) underwear."� 7a//e McKenzie

THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 41 ALPHA PSI Mrs. Olsen also served Gamma Virginia Barnes Coughlin Marguerite Streeter Hornung Phi Beta as Collegiate Vice Presi Pauline Ballou Donnelly dent, Director of Finance and was a Barbara Pease OMEGA member of the first Gamma Phi Margaret Haskins VanVleet Ethel Davidson Eaton Beta Foundation Board of Trustees. Virginia Garberson Rich BETA Her name is listed on the Honor Roll Ruth Richardson Diehl ALPHA GAMMA and Service Roll. Janet van den Hatch Berg Frances Burke Barnes She was an artist and her work in Marjorie Lee Minnis a variety of media won her several ��/*** Elizabeth Wheeler Olsen ALPHA EPSILON awards. As fashion editor of the Harriett Kellard Gibbs Mich. she did GAMMA Grand Rapids, Herald, of the fashion used Pauline Meyer Jones ALPHA ZETA many drawings

* in the She illustrated Mildred Beall Marek newspaper. DELTA Lela Reese Mattingly publications and painted portraits Celia Marshall Jordan Mary Llewellyn Williams for Gamma Phi Beta. Memorial gifts in Mrs. Olsen's EPSILON ALPHA XI name be made to the Gamma Jean Johnson Calder may MaryAnne Aldridge �** Phi Beta Foundation Beta Ruth Bartels Fox Chapter Centennial Fund. Charlotte Calvin Kabrick ALPHA TAU Courtney Cavenaugh MacDowell Dorothy Trott Hopkins Helen Ward Root Hecht Ruth B. Fox Rene-Mary (Jnger ALPHA UPSILON Ruth B. Fox died Oct. 9, 1985. Mary Lenore Krumrine Whitmore ETA She was initiated at Northwestern Marion Angell Granger BETA GAMMA Gniversity and served Gamma Phi Patricia Peterson McElhinney Beta as Collegiate Vice President THETA and Director of Her Polly Miles Mallet Expansion. BETA DELTA name is listed on the Honor Roll. Nancy Stine Taylor KAPPA She chaired the committee to Mildred Danaher raise funds to construct the Kelly BETA KAPPA Epsilon house which in Betty Elizabeth Wubbolding Chapter opened LAMBDA 1927, served as treasurer of the Ep Helen Stuchell Carpenter BETA MU silon House Board and Katherine Kerr Crowder Corporation Frances Rena Modrall Helen Duck Henshaw was a member of the Evanston- Elizabeth Putnam Page North Shore Alumnae BETA XI Chapter. Jacqueline Kirk Tenneson She introduced and chaired the Nancy Jones Sprenkle Expansion Gift Fund, and created MU and edited the Crescent News which Marjorie Boobar Fox BETA OMICRON was sent to Edith Hutchinson Lamson Irene Elizabeth Breckenridge university presidents Morton and deans of women throughout the XI country to promote expansion. BETA PSI Margaret Cox McDougall Memorial gifts may be made to Thirza Murphy Brandenburg Kathryn Stanford the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation Beverly Burwell Yeakel Olive Galloway Ruth B. Fox Scholarship Fund.

� PI Merit Roll Starke �� Service Roll Mary Key Buckingham Ewert ?** Angela Honor Roll A memorial service was held RHO July Edith Hoover Gilliland 12, 1985 for Angela Ewert who dis Mary Moore Osborne Elizabeth Wheeler Olsen appeared the night of Dec. 11, 1984 Prue Baker Rose Elizabeth Wheeler Olsen, who from Ft. Worth, Tex. Her car was served Gamma Phi Beta as Grand found the next day and her purse TAU President from 1958 to 1960, died two months later. Since then there Lois Trumbull Lindquist 25, 1985 in Grand Ha have been no in her Dora Anne Champion VonVihl September developments ven, Mich. She was initiated at case. PHI Beta Chapter at the Gniversity of She was initiated at Beta Tau Margaret Hempstead Wells Michigan. Chapter (Texas Tech) in 1982.

42 THE CRESCENT/ WINTER 1985-86 ETCETERA

Liz MIeko was initiated at North periences of my life was pledging western 32 years after her mother, Gamma Phi Beta at Epsilon Chap Joan was initiat ter Sandquist MIeko, just like my mother had," says 1953. "One of the ex- ed in greatest Liz. "My mother never pressured me or emphasized Gamma Phi the Beta, which 1 appreciated. The day Spanning after pledge night, she greeted me years with 12 pink carnations and a cres cent moon necklace which had been Looking through the Gamma given to her the night she pledged." Phi Beta Alumnae Directory, I Virginia Hill Thayer Dick (Kan was surprised to find a member sas) has given an endowment to the living in my hometown. Red Gniversity of Wisconsin Gniversity Hook, N.Y. (pop. 7,000). Listed League, Inc. to establish a scholar was Clara Ham Al Cookingham, ship. Active in the Madison Alum pha Chapter, 1907. My mother nae Chapter and Women in Com told me Mrs. Cookingham had munications, Inc., she has been a been the first graduate of Red chapter advisor and served as presi Hook High School in 1906, and 1 dent of the Junior League. The first called her and ex Elizabeth Hunter excitedly Wisconsin National Bank of Madi plained who I was. She was (Kansas) son named her an Outstanding Se to hear from me and in pleased nior Citizen. vited me to visit. Mexico. Elizabeth Hunter (Kansas) repre Joan I arrived at her an his Hogan Laney (McGill), an house, sented Minnesota in the Miss Ameri toric, old home on the outskirts Albuquerque real estate broker, was ca Pageant. She is a music major at honored of town, and was met at the door by her company for the the of Kansas and Gniversity plans annual sales volume by Mrs. Cookingham, a with largest and lady to for an M.A. in the same study MacDonald Walford pure white hair and thick eye Shirley (Den field. Her goal is a career in opera. glasses. We talked of Gamma Phi ver) was named Heights General Elizabeth has received many honors Beta, of of Red Hook, Hospital Employee of the Year. She college, and has served her as chapter is a and of the women's movement. pastoral counselor. PACE chairman and scholarship She told me how an older friend Dorothy Zimmerman Gunder chairman. She is a member of had her to attend son (Minnesota) has been active in encouraged Chamber Choir, Gniversity Singers, for the hand Syracuse and join a sorority. Minneapolis programs Concert Chorale and Symphony Or for Mrs. Cookingham mentioned icapped many years. She organ chestra and has performed in a ized the first she had known Dr. Smalley and Camp Fire Girls group number of opera workshops. Other for that he had indeed the sis mentally retarded, and organ helped interests are golf, skiing, tennis and ized for of ters a great deal in the early support groups parents dancing. the retarded. years. She was I mentally Many groups surprised recog Three alumnae were Albuquerque have heard her about the sub nized his name and was im speak honored. Helen recently Thompson and for 10 was pressed that the contribution he ject years she in Heath (Denver) was notified that, in of made to Gamma Phi Beta is ex charge Opportunity Workshop honor of her dedication and hard volunteers. She and her plained to late hus every pledge. work for her alma a concert mater, band. Bob, worked with the Min When I asked how many sisters hall there will be named for her. She Association of had been in in neapolis Retarded Alpha Chapter the has raised funds for Denver Gniver 1900s, Mrs. Citizens, organizing legislative com early Cookingham and established a scholar sity, mittees and of out a of her advocating funding brought photo pledge for music students from New ship to serve handi class. It was a black and white programs mentally capped people. portrait of 12 women in long, She still white dresses. Another showed Corporation volunteers, teaching on floor looms at the the entire chapter of about 30. weaving Work shop. "1 will continue to be active in As we stood facing each other, Meeting some as 1 marveled at the tie that had Phi Chapter; Birthday Party, capacity long as they'll have me, just as I'll always be active brought us together. I felt very Feb. 24, 1986, 7:30pm; Annual in some capacity, however small, proud at that moment to carry on Meeting, April 21, 1986, 7:30pm; for Gamma Phi Beta. It is a a tradition that has lasted for so Chapter Room, Washington Gni always and association as long.�Deborah Lewis versity, St. Louis, Mo. joyous rewarding (Bucknell) well."

THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 43 I he newest lights on Broadway in 1985 were lighted for Mary Beth Peil (Northwestern), who has just completed a run as Anna Leonowens, the "1" of "The King and 1." The story of how Mary Beth changed career goals from opera to musical theater and how she was cho sen by "The King," the late Yul Brynner, is fascinating and dramatic.

A fast starter in the opera world, Mary Beth won first prize in the Metropolitan Opera auditions after college graduation and toured with the Met's national com pany, as well as singing a full calendar of oratorios and concerts. During the tour she met her husband, Jerry Kirkbride, a clarinetist in the orchestra, and took time out to stay home and be a mother to Michael, 17, and Gwyneth, 12. She says 10 years of babies, diapers and housework went by before she accepted an oppor tunity to play Alma Winemiller in the world premiere of the opera "Summer and Smoke." She created the role in 1971 with the St. Paul Opera, then played it again in 1980 with the Chicago Opera Theater where it was adapted and restaged for television. The telecast over PBS-TV two years after the taping won her national acclaim for both singing and acting.

Admitting that her opera background had made her a snob about musical theater until she realized that the roles she enjoyed most involved acting, Mary Beth began to put out feelers which led to a role in "Kiss Me Kate" in Minneapolis. "It was becoming more and more obvious that acting was taking over. At the end of a month's run as Kate, 1 was truly changed. It was like being born again. The years working on my voice were paying off in the role which required singing, a Gamma Phi Beta Mary Beth Piel appeared in "The King and I" with Yul lot of screaming histrionics and a lot of talking. My Brynner. (Photo by Henry Grossman) voice got stronger every day.

44 THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 Mary Beth Piel describes her character, Anna, as "a tough cookie who is independent and " strong. (Photo by Henry Grossman)

"It was a wonderful feeling, and 1 had never felt that Musical theater is not easier than opera despite as an opera singer, always being very careful and what one might think, Mary Beth says. "1 discovered afraid of overextending. 1 felt a whole shift in my phys that musical theater is, first of all, more athletic, ical and mental energies. I could use everything." because I have to be in much better shape to do eight Her chance to play Anna came less than three weeks shows each week and be on my feet all the time with a after she completed her run in Minneapolis. "It all hap lot of movement involved. For musical theater your pened in a 24-hour period," she says. Hearing of the power of concentration has to be much stronger to audition from a friend, she sang in New York early on keep it fresh and just to keep it going. The most a Tuesday morning and by 6:30 that night was on a important thing you have to do on the stage is actually plane for Los Angeles to sing for Brynner, who had role approval. Although he considered four other women, she had won the part by the next day and 'Of Mary Beth, Brynner told friends opened in Los Angeles two and one-half weeks later. she was the best Anna Of Brynner she says, "1 adored the man personally and professionally. He was supportive, generous and a he ever performed with ..." warm co-worker. A great sense of humor. He never told me what to do. He would say, 'Ask yourself if this will work' or 'See if it sounds better this way.' And 1 listen to people who are talking to you to enable you think 'The King and 1' reached maximum impact to react naturally." because of his maturity in the role. After her 19-month, nationwide tour with "The King Of Mary Beth, Brynner told friends she was the best and I," Mary Beth discovered her children had become Anna he ever performed with, including Gertrude Law more independent, learning to function on their own, rence, who commissioned Rodgers and Hammerstein and her husband learned how to cook, sew and pay to create the role for her and originated it on Broad bills. She learned she had a life beyond her family. way, and Deborah Kerr, who did the movie version. The last six months on Broadway was a together time The reviewers too have been laudatory: for her and her family since they live nearby in Leonia, The Los Angeles Herald Examiner: "She lends an N.J. Her husband is part owner of a travel agency and a classical clarinetist with the Dorian Wind a enchanting presence to the show. The voice is true, Quintet, clear and cadenced with a civilized sweetness that New York City group that plays international concerts. would melt the coldest monarch's heart." He was in "The King and I" orchestra. The Los Angeles Times: "Warm, charming, sophisti Now that the door of musical theater has been to Beth looks forward to new cated with a lustrous lyric soprano and a way with opened her, Mary musi words." cal and acting challenges and a career that can last a The Baltimore Sun: "Mary Beth Peil has a voice that lot longer than that of an opera singer. "No matter or . . is soars . She is, moreover, physically stunning, so how great your imagination how many wonderful spectacularly beautiful that she takes one's breath things you can plan for yourself," she says, "it's never away." as interesting as what really ends up happening."

THE CRESCENT /WINTER 1985-86 45 Gainma Phi Beta Sorority Directory Central Office Pounded November 11, 1874 Syracuse University 7395 E. Orchard Rd., Suite 200 Engiewood, CO 801 1 1 Founders (303) 771-3031 Leadership Tralnins Coordinator: Dr. Debbie L. Floyd, 6557 Patri Helen M. Dodge Ferguson E. Adeline Curtis cia Ave., Piano, TX 75023 Frances E. Haven Moss Mary A, Bingham Willoughby National Panhellenic Conference Rush: Miss Kristie Lynn Baack, 2902 Raleigh, Uncoln, NE. National Panhellenic Conference Delegate: Mrs, G. Wright (Janet The Grand Council 68512 Heft) Grand President: Mrs. R. 0. Bronsing (Ann Mullen) 31 Chesterton Coordinator ol State Membership Chairmen: Mrs. K. Garrett 1st Alternate Delegate: Mrs. R, 0. Bronsing (Ann Mullen) Ln. Chesterfield, MO, 63017 (Katherine Daman) 2523 Vista Ave., Olympia, WA 98501 2nd Alternate Delegate: Mrs. I. P. Nelson (Gloria Swanson) Alumnae Vice President: Mrs. N. W, Choat (Phyllis Donaldson) Scholarship: Mrs, L. W. Bush (Gail Nelson) 14385 Stablestone 3521 Royal Lane, Dallas, TX 75229 9716 Erskine St., Omaha. NE 68134 Ct,. Chesterfield. MO 6301 7 3rd Alternate Delegate: Mrs. J. Quick (Betty Ahlemeyer) 6009 Collegiate Vice President: Mrs. F. Guerra (Randall Stevens) 7055 Province Collegiate Directors: Foxland Dr., Brentwood, TN 37027 S. Andes Cir., Aurora, CO 80016 I; Mrs. Becky Taube. Rt, 4, Box 135, Pound Ridge, NY 10576 Nominating Committee Chairman: Mrs, J. Lindauer (Cathy Guth Director of Finance: Mrs. R, G, Drouet (Leona Dauis) 10482 E. II: Mrs. J. Strickland (Janette Jones) 250 Beverly Blvd. #F- rie) 5051 S. Beeler, Englewood, CO 80111 Grandeur Dr., Baton Rouge, LA 70815 105, Upper Darby, PA 19082 NPC Delegate: Mrs, G. Wright (Janet Heft) 154 S. Pershing, 111: Ms. Lisa Ann Gravette 2923 C Knoll Ridge Dr., Dayton, OH Parliamentarian: Miss Linda Rae Baker, 5550 N.W, 44th St, Wichita, KS 67218 45449 #B203, Lauderhill, FL 33319 Executive Secretary-Treasurer: Mrs. T. Shupert (Marjory Mills) IV: Ms. Susan L. Smith, 820 S, Center St. #4, Terre Haute, IN Public Relations: Mrs. L. Collins 4043 Braided 7395 E. Orchard Rd., #200, Englev^ood, CO 801 11 47803 (Leslie Dauble) Stream Way #38, Indianapolis, IN 46260 Directors V: Mrs. D, Griffin (Frances Rae) 830 Warwick Rd., Deerfield, Public Relations� Collegiate: Joan Stotferson, 6400 E. Shore Extension: IL 60015 Mrs, T. L, Kline (Karen Wander) 3648 S, 91st St,, NE 68516 VI: Rd, Dr., Lincoln, NE 68124 Miss Maureen Sigler, 811 Vilas #4, Onalaska, Wl Omaha, Public Relations�Alumnae: Ms. J. Funke (Julie Wheeler) 8018 Services: Mrs. 54650 Sally E. Lewis (Sally Erikson) 535 N. Michigan Castlelake Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46256 Ave, Vll: Mrs. L. Callahan (Marilyn Bachnik) 2437 Fairway Dr., #907, Chicago, IL. 60611 Historian: Mrs. F. H. Mason 5050 Lake Richardson, TX 75080 (Charlotte Hamilton) Shore Drive, Brown's Lake, Jackson. Ml 49203 Alumnae Department Vlll: Mrs. M. Urette (Karen Gamel) 2109 Hesperides, Tempa, Alumnae Vice President: Mrs. N, W Choat (Phyllis Donaldson) FL 33629 Research: Mrs. W. Laney (Joan Hogan) 8901 Camino Cometa Alumnae Mrs. W. Gorden Bylaws: (Doris Bird) 22 Andrews IX: Ms, Monica Ann Amis, 14323 A N. Pennsylvania, Oklaho N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87111 Rd., Malvern, PA 19355 ma City, OK 73134 Rituals: Mrs. C. Shafer, Jr, 6808 Rockhill Alumnae Extension: Mrs. R. L, Howes (Cynthia Meisner) 2005 X: Mrs, J. Roman (Joanne Callis) 7215 Shaftsbury Ave., Uni (Audrey Weldon) Rd,, Kansas MO 64131 Moran Rd,, Franklin, TN 37064 versity City, MO 53130 City, Alumnae Initiates: Mrs. T. L. Schumacher (Marsha McCollum) XI: Mrs. D. Langlee (Sharley Wallace) 16984 E. Temple PL, Services 8010 Hidden Trail Ln., TX 77379 Spring, Aurora. CO 80015 Director: Mrs, Sally E. Lewis (Sally Erikson) Province Alumnae Directors: XII: Miss Ann Molenaar, 1108 S.W, 10th Ave., Ontario, OR Alumnae Collegiate Relations: Ms. Barbara J. Hurt, 1401 I: Miss Anne Louise 4626 Patricia Layton, Ave., Montreal, 97914 Woodlands Or,, Smyrna, GA 30080 Quebec, Canada H4B 1Z1 Xlll: Mrs. R. Bomersine (Roxane Rockwell) 212 Alicante Ct,, Mothers Club: Mrs. J. Griffin (Elizabeth Roessler) 2837 Brook 11: Mrs. Marie Louise Ross Louise 400 (Marie Kean) Camelot Danville, CA 94526 Dr., Falls Church. VA 22042 PA 15220 Ct.#P-4, Pittsburgh, XIV: Mrs. J. Misiag (Debbie Dykes) 903 Bardswell Rd., PACE Committee Chairman: Ms. Camille Cestone, 1120 N. La III, Mrs, P. 26936 Sweetbriar Ingram (Beveriy Blazek) Dr., N, Catonsville, MD 21228 Salle #12M, Chicago, IL 60610 Olmstead, OH 44070 XV: Miss Carol Cartmill, 950 Rutland Dr. #324, Lincoln, NE Alumnae PACE: Mrs, H. J. Kurkjian (Betty Ragenovich) IV: Mrs, K. H. Stiver 54295 Old Bedford (Jolene Lessard) Tr,, 68512 1220 Catalina Ave,, Seal Beach, CA 90740 Mishawaka, IN 46545 XVIa: Ms. J. Abbott (Judith Nesbitt) 2127 Petaluma, Long Collegiate PACE; Miss Nancy Donovan, 7570 Byron #2W, V: Mrs, J. Pludeman 5517 N. (Gail Gleisner) Bay Ridge Ave., Beach, CA 90815 Clayton, MO 63105 Whitefish Bay. Wl 53217 XVIb: Mrs, D. Giesea Mauve (Patricia Lazos) 13882 Dr., Santa Sisterlink; Ms. Teri Lederer, 1725 Orrington Ave. #716, Ev VI: Mrs, R. Schultz 1990 St. (Cindy Shirley) Selby Ave., Paul, Anna, CA 92705 anston, IL 60201 MN 55104 Consultants: Brooke Collegiate Bailey, Mary Buchanan, Amy TranSISter: Barbara M, Sassaman (Barbara Missert) 4842 Vll: Mrs. J. Griffith Helen 11803 Brookwood (Mary Fisher) Lamb, Susan Little, Sheila Newell, Kelly Price, Linda Thom HydeRd., Manlius, NY 13104 Rd,, Austin, TX 78750 son Philanthropy Coordinator: Mrs. A. 0. Durrett (Sue Dorsey) 443 Vlll: Mrs. R, Hartje (Ann Sturgis Phillips) 4579 Corrientes Cir. Convention Coordinator; Mrs. T. L. Kline W. 57th Terr,, Kansas Cily, MO 64113 S., Jacksonville, FL 32217 (Karen Wander) Convention Chairman: Mrs, P. Mullins (Pat 1104 IX: Mrs. R. J. Morrison (Clarice Braker) 4604 N.W. 32nd St., O'Connell) Song: Mrs. W, Kaelin (Jeannette Sloll) 3012 Del Prado, Alamo YaleCir., Piano, TX 75075 Oklahoma City. OK, 73122 gordo, NM 88310 X: Mrs. W. S. Huff 274 N, (Alice VanHorne) Raney, Sikeston, The Crescent Endowment-Loan Board MO 63801 P. Editor: Mrs, Riske (Kris Brandt) 2405 W. Gregg Dr., Chandler, Directors: XI: Mrs. J, Harries (Amanda McCoy) 53 Thornwood Acres, AZ 85224 Mrs, C, B, Briscoe, Jr. (Margaret Godbold) 4523 Haverteigh Scottsdale, AZ, 85251 Alumnae Editor: Mrs. R. E. Wiltamuth (Margy Molden) 1700 Terr,, St. Louis, MO 63128 XM: Mrs. P. Arbuckle (Janet Inman) 1934 W. 15th Ave.. Van Kiva Rd., Silver Spring, MD 20904 Mrs. J. Wright (Julia Lynn) 412 S. Osage, Girard. KS 66743 couver, BC, Canada V6J2L3 Collegiate Editor: Mrs. G. Welch (Cindy Hunter) 8-D Rue Mai Mrs. L. Gatewood (Kathleen Gallagher) 95 Watchung Ave., Chat Xllla; Mrs, R. Sandstrom (Judy Lively) 8420 Brentwood St., son, Birmingham, AL 35209 ham, NJ 07928 Portland, OR, 97225 Feature Editor: Mrs. G. McKenzie (Natalie Meyer) 531 S. Bur Ms. Katherine Joan Vortsek, 502 S. Occidental Blvd. #20. Los Xlllb: Ms. Linda Brooks, 2033 Mohawk Dr., Pleasant Hill, CA. ton PI., Artington Heights. IL 60005 Angeles, CA 90057 94523 Business Manager: Marjory Mills Shupert, Central Office Mrs. R. G. Drouet (Leona Davis) XIV: Mrs. S. Hamblin (Lynn Towsley) 2718-32nd St., N.W., Mrs. R. 0. (Ann Financial Department Bronsing Mullen) Washington, DC, 20008 Mrs. T. Director of Finance: Mrs. R. G, Drouet Shupert (Marjory Mills) XV: Mrs. H, 0, Allee (Jackie Reid) 2711 Olympia Dr., Betten (Leona Davis) Area Financial Advisors: dorf, IA 52722 Gamma Phi Beta Foundation Mrs, W. Griffin 340 Plainsboro Rd., Board of Directors: XVI: Mrs. J. Rose (Susan Badgley Jacobsen) 390 Peralta Ave,, (Cathy Boudreaux) Plainsboro, NJ 08536 Long Beach, CA. 90803 President: Ms. Jennie K, Curtis. 6222 Revere, Dallas. TX Mrs. M. Hultgren (Joyce Cole) 450 N. Armour, Wichita, KS 75214 Awards: Mrs, R. J. Steinbruner (Louise Stegner) 4570 E. Yale 67206 Camp Committee Chairman: Miss Judy Graham, 6325 Ave.#807, Denver, CO 80222 Miss Janet G, Pierce, 743 Hampton Ridge Dr., Akron, OH Ravendale, Dallas, TX 75214 44313 Financial Aid Committee Chairman: Mrs, D. Byla��s (International/Collegiate:) Mrs. D, R. Johnson (Sue Ilgen (Barbara Mrs. W, E. Pierson (Louisa Brown) 4229 N.E. 33rd, Seattle, 1975 Ml Herzog) 5538 McCommas, Dallas, TX 75206 Geiser) Cimarron, Okemos, 48864 WA 98105 Finance and Investment Committee Chairman: Mrs. G. E, Collegiate Department Mrs. S. Stasulis (Kathleen Louise Masuk) 1291 Caroline Misthos (Mary Jane Hipp), 242 Glendale Rd., Glenview, IL Collegiate Vice President: Mrs, F. 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