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Gamma Zeta

Chapter #78

The Delta Kappa Gamma

Society International

Colors: Red and Gold

Flower: Red Rose

GAMMA ZETA CHAPTER

ALPHA STATE, TEXAS

AREA 10

THIS YEARBOOK FOR

2016-2017 BELONGS TO:

Chapter No. 78 of

The Texas State Organization

Area X Erath County, Texas

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GAMMA ZETA CHAPTER YEARBOOK 2016-2017

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Mission & Vision Statements…………………………………………………..……........... 3

Purposes of Delta Kappa Gamma …………………………………………..…............... 3

2015-2017 Texas State Theme and Goals; International HDQT information ……….. 4

The Ideal Delta Kappa Gamma Member …………………………...…………............... 5

How to Recommend a New Member………………...…...….............…..............……... 6

International 2016-2018 Administrative Board …………………………………………. 7

International Founders ……………………………………...…………….…..................... 8

The Greek Alphabet and National Founders Prayer……………….…........................ 9

Future Convention Dates…………………………………….…………………................. 10

Alpha State Presidents 1929 – 2015 ………………..…………………………................ 11

Alpha State 2015-2017 Executive Committee, Area Coordinators, State Staff…….12-19

ASTEF Description, Current Officers and Directors……………………………………20-22

Gamma Zeta Chapter Officers 2016-2018………………..……………........................ 23

Gamma Zeta Chapter Committees ……………...…………………………..................24-25

DKG Gamma Zeta Recruitment Grant ………………………………..……......................26

Gamma Zeta Annual Project Information ……………………...…..…………................ 26

Duties of Officers and Committees ……………………..……………...………............... 27

Gamma Zeta Calendar of Meetings Summary ……………………………………… 28-29

Gamma Zeta Program Details ………………………………….……………………… 30-31

Gamma Zeta Membership Contact Information ………………….…......................... 32-34

Gamma Zeta Golden Rose Recipients………………………………...………..….......... 35

Dues Information ………………………………………………………..…….……….......... 35

Termination of Membership …………………………………………...........……............. 35

Gamma Zeta Charter Members & Past Presidents …………....................……............ 36

Collect ……………………………………………………………………….….……........... 37

Delta Kappa Gamma Song ………………………………...………….…….…................ 38

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The Delta Kappa Gamma

Society International

Mission Statement

The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International promotes professional and personal growth of women educators and excellence in education.

–International Standing Rules

Flower: Red Rose Colors: Crimson and Gold

Appointments: Brass

Vision Statement Leading Women Educators Impacting Education Worldwide

Purposes 1. To unite women educators of the world in genuine spiritual fellowship

2. To honor women who have given or who evidence a potential for distinctive

service in any field of education

3. To advance the professional interest and position of women in education

4. To initiate, endorse, and support desirable legislation in the interest of education and of women educators

5. To endow scholarships to aid outstanding women educators in pursuing

graduate study and to grant fellowships to non-member women educators

6. To stimulate the personal and professional growth of members and to encourage their participation in appropriate programs of action

7. To inform the members of current economic, social, political and educational

issues so that they may participate effectively in a world society

— Article II, Constitution; (1991 The Delta Kappa Society International. All rights reserved.

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THE DELTA KAPPA GAMMA SOCIETY INTERNATIONAL

Texas State Organization

TSO 2015-2017 Biennium Theme:

The Heart of the Society is its Members

TSO 2015-2017 Biennium Goals:

Health: to encourage members to practice healthy lifestyles which promote healthier chapters

Education: to educate members about the importance of membership and encourage them to make an impact on their communities and the world

Achievement: to achieve our goals as leaders in our chapters and recognize our accomplishments

Reflection: to reflect on our heritage as we advance the Society

Teamwork: to work as members of a team to strengthen involvement in all levels of the Society

2016-2018 International Theme:

I Make a Difference. We Make a Difference

International Headquarters Information

Mailing: P.O. Box 1589

Austin, TX 78767-1589

Telephone: 512.478.5748 Toll Free: 888.762.4685

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ΔΚΓ KEY WOMEN TEACHERS

THE IDEAL DELTA KAPPA GAMMA MEMBER

1. Is able to say “yes.”

2. Is dedicated to the purposes of Delta Kappa Gamma.

3. Is professional.

4. Has initiative.

5. Is willing to study the Constitution Handbook.

6. Attends meetings.

7. Reads the Delta Kappa Gamma Society publications.

8. Has a sense of humor. 9. Is friendly.

10. Is willing to stand behind other women.

11. Is a community leader.

12. Is concerned about Delta Kappa Gamma and about people.

13. Holds to the ideal accepted with membership into Delta Kappa Gamma.

14. Makes the following contributions as set out by Dr. Annie Webb Blanton:

a. Native ability b. Professional ability c. Financial ability

15. Upholds the traditions of The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International.

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HOW TO RECOMMEND A NEW MEMBER TO DELTA KAPPA GAMMA

Read eligibility rules to see whether the prospect qualifies.

Get form “Recommendation for New Members” from the Membership Chairman or

society website. Form is confidential.

Give the information sheet to the Membership Chairman several months before the next

initiation. Initiations are held in the fall and the spring.

The applicant must be active in educational work or have been retired from educational

work for no more than five years.

The applicant no longer needs three or more years experience in educational work, but

may be eligible for membership in their first year of teaching.

Recommendation must be based on your personal knowledge of the applicant’s

professional proficiency and evidence of, or potential for, contribution to the field of

education.

The applicant should have an attractive personality, show skill in her line of work, active

participation in professional groups, tact, poise, initiative, and enthusiasm.

Not wanted: prestige-seeker or non-participant.

If the applicant teaches, supervises, or counsels in the educational field at any level,

private or public, group or one-to-one, she is probably eligible. (Check the rules of

eligibility for specifics.)

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International Founders *Dr. Annie Webb Blanton *Miss Mamie Sue Bastian

*Miss Ruby Cole *Miss Mabel Grizzard

*Dr. Anna Hiss *Miss Ray King *Miss Sue King *Dr. Helen Koch

*Mrs. Ruby Terill Lomax *Mrs. Lalla M. Odom *Dr. Cora M. Martin

*Miss Lela Lee Williams

THE INTERNATIONAL FOUNDERS ARE ALSO ALPHA STATE FOUNDERS!

HONORARY ALPHA STATE FOUNDERS

*Dr. Eula Lee Carter *Dr. Clara M. Parker

*Deceased

THE FOUNDING OF

THE DELTA KAPPA GAMMA SOCIETY

INTERNATIONAL

The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International was founded May 11, 1929, at the Faculty Women’s Club at the University of Texas, Austin, Texas.

Dr. Annie Webb Blanton, member of the faculty of the University of Texas and a former State Superintendent of Public Instruction, conceived the idea of

an honorary organization for women educators and selected eleven other Texas women to help her found The Delta Kappa Gamma Society.

The founders believed that there was need of an organization in which women educators of all types—rural and urban teachers; preschool, elementary, high school, and university teachers; librarians; school

administrators; supervisors—might be united for efforts toward better professional preparation, fairer recognition of women’s work in the teaching profession and more scholarships for those who need aid in improving their

professional preparation.

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2015-2017 INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS AND REGIONAL DIRECTORS CONTACT

INFORMATION AVAILABLE ONLINE AT WWW.DKG.ORG

OUR NATIONAL FOUNDERS

(PRAYER)

Grant us, O God, the courage that our Founders must have possessed to face new days and new ways; Grant that we may meet new perils without fear; grant us humility of heart that greatness of spirit may be ours; grant us that open mindedness that seeks and teaches truth; give us fairness of mind and sympathy of heart that me may be just. Grant us the will to believe; the faith to endure; the heart to cherish all those things which we hold dear so that in seeking these things we may be honoring our Founders and in turn honoring thee.

BE INFORMED

The Greek Alphabet is used frequently in Society publications. Learn to pronounce the Greek letters correctly and to recognize them quickly! The Greek Alphabet

Alpha Ν Nu

Beta Ξ Xi

Γ Gamma Ο Omicron

Δ Delta Π Pi

Ε Epsilon Ρ Rho

Ζ Zeta Sigma

Eta Τ Tau

θ Theta Υ Upsilon

Ι Iota Φ Phi

Κ Kappa Χ Chi

Λ Lambda Ψ Psi

Μ Mu Ω Omega

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FUTURE DATES*

2017 Area 10 Luncheon

February 25

Cleburne Conference Center in the Texas Hall

1501 W. Henderson St.

Cleburne, TX 76033

2017 State Convention @Houston, Texas

Hyatt Regency June 22 – 24

2018 DKG International Convention will be held in

Austin, Texas @ JW Marriott, June 16-20

* Additional and updated information and full contact names and addresses for state and international available online at:

www.dkgtexas.org www.dkg.org

http://www.dkgtexas.org/

http://www.dkg.org/

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TEXAS STATE PRESIDENTS 1929-2015

1929-1930 Dr. Annie Webb Blanton*

1930-1934 Miss Mamie Sue Bastian* 1934-1938 Dr. Eula Lee Carter* 1938-1940 Mrs. Catherine Y. Clack* 1940-1942 Mrs. Sadie Ray Graff* 1942-1946 Miss Julia B. Hubbell* 1946-1948 Miss Sarah Miltia Hill* 1948-1950 Miss Phyllis Ellis* 1950-1953 Miss Yvette C. Rosenthal* 1953-1955 Miss Eugenia Terry* 1955-1957 Miss Doris Thompson* 1957-1959 Dr. Madge Davis* 1959-1961 Mrs. Nell B. McMains* 1961-1963 Mrs. Ethel G. Sloan* 1963-1965 Miss Sarah Tobolowsky* 1965-1967 Mrs. Ruby Lee Lafferty* 1967-1969 Miss Jessie Sim* 1969-1971 Miss Frances White* 1971-1973 Mrs. Levonne Davis* 1973-1975 Mrs. Frances Lowrance* 1975-1977 Mrs. Lunelle Anderson* 1977-1979 Mrs. Laginia Hale* 1979-1981 Mrs. Mary Rowlette c/o Tim Rowlette 5220 Crystal Springs Drive Midlothian, TX 76065 Alpha Sigma 12 1981-1983 Mrs. Ruth Williams Duke* 1983-1985 Mrs. Bettye Mischen Dunbar* 1985-1987 Mrs. Carolyn Larrison* 1987-1989 Mrs. Dorothy Stallings King 5617 Lake Haven Dr.

Waco, TX 76710 254.751.0726 [email protected] Zeta 8

1989-1991 Dr. Aleene Van de Grift* 1991-1993 Mrs. Ruth Johnson* 1993-1995 Dr. Dolores Akins* 1995-1997 Ms. Sandy Whitney 8501 Whitus El Paso, TX 79925 915.779.3736 [email protected]

Eta Kappa 15 1997-1999 Dr. Mary Ann Waldon 2112 Victoria Court League City, TX 77573 281.332.2775 [email protected] Theta Zeta 3 1999-2001 Mrs. Juanita Harmon 917 Angela Lewisville, TX 75067

972.434.3544 [email protected] Kappa Theta 16

2001-2003 Mrs. Sheryl Minick 7 Crown Place Richardson, TX 75080 972.231.5913 [email protected] Iota Nu 9 2003-2005 Mrs. Carolyn Adkins 1407 Irvin Parkway Dangerfield, TX 75638 903.645.4994 [email protected] Alpha Upsilon 17 2005-2007 Mrs. Catherine Davis 210 Quail Run Dr. Fredericksburg, TX 78624 830.997.0920 [email protected] Beta Zeta 6 2007-2009 Ms. JoAnn Brooks 2421 Sky Harbor Dr. Plano, TX 75025 469.241.0917 [email protected] Iota Omega 9 2009-2011 Dr. Vicki Tigert Davis PO Box 459 Campbell, TX 75422 903.862.3462 [email protected] Beta Lambda 17 2011-2013 Mrs. Joanne Davis 209 Ellebracht Dr. Fredericksburg, TX 78624 830.997.3148 [email protected]

Beta Zeta 6 2013-2015 Mrs. Nancy Newton 1001 Jacobs Crossing Ct. Burleson, TX 76028 817.295.4763 [email protected] Iota Pi 10 *Deceased

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Texas State Officers, Personnel and Committee Chairmen

Contact information available at www.dkgtexas.org

Texas State Headquarters

Texas State Organization President

Marilyn Gregory

11508 Quarter Horse Trail

Austin, Texas 78750

512.258.3577, 512.507.6981 (C)

[email protected]

Epsilon Kappa – Area 7

Texas State Headquarters

Mailing: P. O. Box 797787, Dallas, TX 75379-7787 6220 Campbell Road, Suite 204, Dallas, TX 75248

Telephone: 972.930.9945 and 800.305.3525 Fax: 972.447.0471

Website: www.dkgtexas.org Email: [email protected]

Area 10 Coordinator Janet Helmcamp

1602 Hyde Park Blvd.

Cleburne, TX 76033

817.517.3138 (C)

[email protected]

Alpha Gamma

Tarrant County Coordinating Council Kathy Williams

6916 Wycliff Fort Worth, Texas 76116

817-731-2507 [email protected]





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Executive Committee President

Marilyn Gregory

11508 Quarter Horse Trail

Austin, Texas 78750

512.258.3577, 512.507.6981 (C)

[email protected]


1st Vice-President

Patti Belknap

4305 Stella Court

Arlington, TX 76017

817.572.2709, 817.291.6718 (C)

[email protected]

Theta Alpha – Area 9

2nd

Vice-President

Cookee Johnson

4716 110th

Street

Lubbock, TX 79424

806.787.0327 (C)

[email protected]

Zeta Omicron – Area 12

Recording Secretary

Shalan Inmon

2598 County Road 3

Slaton, TX 79364

806.996.5307, 806.777.7399 (C)

[email protected]

Alpha Sigma – Area 12

Corresponding Secretary

Sandi Causey

6105 Oakclaire Drive

Austin, TX 78735

512.892.0433, 512.658.0434 (C)

[email protected]


Parliamentarian

Kathryn Wright

7685 Northcross Drive, #608

Austin, TX 78757

713.906.8635 (C)

[email protected]

Xi – Area 7

Immediate Past President

Nancy Newton

1001 Jacobs Crossing Ct.

Burleson, TX 76028

817.295.4763, 682.551.7555 (C)

[email protected]

Iota Pi – Area 10

Executive Secretary/Treasurer

Betty Vines

PO Box 797787

Dallas, TX 75379

972.930.9945 (Office)

[email protected]

Kappa Delta – Area 10

ASTEF President

Carolyn Grantham

8505 Whitus Drive

El Paso, TX 79925

915.772.9410, 915.539.9290 (C)

[email protected]

Mu Kappa – Area 15

Society Business Archives

Deborah Thomas

1629 Park Grove

Irving, TX 75060

972.986.8486, 214.454.6558 (C)

[email protected]

Mu Omicron – Area 9











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Bylaws and Rules

Mandy Story

908 E. Ikard

Henrietta, TX 76365

940.538.0168, 940.782.3289 (C)

[email protected]

Iota Omicron – Area 16

Ceremonies

Virginia Bowers

407 B West 17th

Street

Muleshoe, TX 79347

806.272.3233, 806.946.7324 (C)

[email protected]

Epsilon Delta – Area 11

Communications and Publicity

Kim Birkelbach

20823 Twisted Leaf Drive

Cypress, TX 77433

713.204.7788 (C)

[email protected]

Beta Eta – Area 3

Expansion

Nancy Newton

1001 Jacobs Crossing Ct.

Burleson, TX 76028

817.295.4763, 682.551.7555 (C)

[email protected]

Iota Pi – Area 10

Finance

Lynda Anderson

2406 Canary Circle

Tyler, TX 75701

903.593.4353, 903.520.1154 (C)

[email protected]

Zeta Gamma – Area 1

Headquarters

Jeanette Rhyan

8800 Tyne Trail

Fort Worth, TX 76118

817.271.0828 (C)

[email protected]

Theta Chi – Area 10

Leadership Dev. of Chapter Presidents

Corlea Plowman

612 East College Street

Seguin, TX 78155

830.372.3826, 830.491.7900 (C)

[email protected]

Theta Kappa – Area 7

Leadership Orientation/State Personnel

Joanne Davis

209 Ellebracht Drive

Fredericksburg, TX 78624

830.997.3148, 830.992.9308 (C)

[email protected]

Beta Zeta – Area 6

Membership

Michelle Grandinetti

1722 Melbourne

Dallas, TX 75224

214.330.9064, 214.536.6653 (C)-preferred

[email protected]











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Society Business Necrology

Candy Carroll

409 Harriman Street

Dilley, TX 78017

830.965.1272, 830.965.3444 (C)

[email protected]

Gamma Pi – Area 6

Nominations

Emma Joven

1114 Lake Cross Road

Hideaway, TX 75771

902.882.3398, 214.797.3340 (C)

[email protected]

Zeta Gamma – Area 1

Personnel

Billinelle Currie

113 Tanner Drive

Waxahachie, TX 75165

972.938.3163, 972.754.3017 (C)

[email protected]

Alpha Alpha – Area 10

Technology

Kitty Hutchcroft

1817 Highland Park

Mission, TX 78572

956.605.7698 (C)

[email protected]

Epsilon Upsilon – Area 5

Yearbook

Natalie Eustace

4007 Crestgate

Midland, TX 79707

432.559.7082 (C)

[email protected]

Zeta Xi – Area 14

Society Mission and Purposes Achievement Awards

Dr. Barbara Baethe

PO Box 717

Richmond, TX 77406

281.342.6205, 281.798.1631 (C)

[email protected]

Epsilon Omega – Area 4

Educational Excellence Committee Patti Belknap (1

st Vice-President)

4305 Stella Court

Arlington, TX 76017

817.572.2709, 817.291.6718 (C)

[email protected]


Global Awareness (Ed. Excellence

Committee) Connie Rensink

6208 Lake Way

North Richland Hills, TX 76180

817.360.1500 (C)

[email protected]

Theta Chi – Area 10

Legislation (Ed. Excellence Committee)

Ruthie Estes

155 Abney Drive

Houston, TX 77060

281.876.4595, 713.854.9005 (C)

[email protected]

Delta Mu – Area 3

Music (Ed. Excellence Committee)

Deb Acevedo-Tamminga

1716 Cliffwood Drive

Austin, TX 78733

512.263.9421, 512.797.7896 (C)

[email protected]












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Society Mission and Purposes Personal and Professional Enrichment Dr. Stephanie Doyen (Ed. Excellence

Committee)

25568 Peppermill Creek Drive

Porter, TX 77365

713.542.9000 (C)

[email protected]

Mu Pi – Area 18

Program and Service Projects

Chris Morrison (Ed. Excellence Committee)

PO Box 99

Ellinger, TX 78938

713.254.9558 (C)

[email protected]

Beta Theta – Area 7

Research (Ed. Excellence Committee)

Donna Morehead

1003 S. Crockett

Amarillo, TX 79102

806.379.8744, 806.420.9293 (C)

[email protected]

Pi – Area 11

Eula Lee Carter Memorial Fund

Sandra Morales

105 Sendero Arbolado

Wimberley, TX 78676

512.847.8808

[email protected]

Nu – Area 7

Leadership Seminar

Dr. Jo Murphy

2145 Amberstone

Fredericksburg, TX 78624

830.997.4090, 940.727.1917 (C)

[email protected]

Beta Zeta – Area 6

Scholarship

Cindy Brumm

3621 Westcliff Rd. So.

Fort Worth, TX 76109

817.921.0605, 817.247.1826 (C)

[email protected]

Iota Pi – Area 10

Liaison to the International Ed.

Foundation

Elke Eisenhaur-Sass

2262 Woodland Springs

Houston, TX 77077

713.858.3835 (C)

[email protected]

Zeta Tau – Area 18

Liaison to the US Forum

Nadyne Gartman

711 Scrutchins

Kyle, TX 78640

512.262.0283, 575.318.4719 (C)

[email protected]

Nu – Area 7

Liaison to the United Nations

Pat Osborne

103 Redbud Crossing #419

Houston, TX 77077

281.332.2775, 281.451.3023 (C)

[email protected]

Zeta Tau – Area 18

Special Committee to Study Women in

the Arts

Dr. Mary Ann Waldon – chair

2112 Victoria Ct.

League City, TX 77573

281.332.2775, 281.451.3023 (C)

[email protected]

Theta Zeta – Area 4











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Area Coordinators Area 1 Coordinator

Kim Paetzel

2306 Sparrow Circle

Tyler, TX 75701

903.592.1833

[email protected]

Zeta Gamma

Area 2 Coordinator

Elena Ivanova

2343 Evalon Street

Beaumont, TX 77702

248.890.3317 (C)

[email protected]

Theta

Area 3 Coordinator

Pat Bumpus

97 Avenue J

Dickinson, TX 77539

832.738.1266, 409.692.1165 (C)

[email protected]

Omicron

Area 4 Coordinator

Frances King Ziegenhals

PO Box 351

Wharton, TX 77488

979.532.3748, 979.533.4276 (C)

[email protected]

Alpha Iota

Area 5 Coordinator

Sara Hayward

16678 W. Wilson Rd. #24

Harlingen, TX 78552

956.244.1036 (C)

[email protected]

Mu Zeta

Area 6 Coordinator

Blanche Delgado

5607 Timberbark

San Antonio, TX 78250

210.275.1953 (C)

[email protected]

Zeta Beta

Area 7 Coordinator

Carol Young Rose

622 Hi Stirrup

Horseshoe Bay, TX 78657

830.832.1745 (C)

[email protected]

Alpha Chi

Area 8 Coordinator

Ann Mahan

2817 Creek Side Drive

Temple, TX 76502

254.598.2486, 281.799.9885 (C)

[email protected]

Lambda

Area 9 Coordinator

Cathy Criner

209 W. Decatur

Ennis, TX 75119

214.394.6528 (C)

[email protected]

Alpha Alpha

Area 10 Coordinator

Janet Helmcamp

1602 Hyde Park Blvd.

Cleburne, TX 76033

817.517.3138 (C)

[email protected]

Alpha Gamma











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Area Coordinators Area 11 Coordinator

Luinda Verden

5704 Milam Street

Amarillo, TX 79110

806.355.0418, 806.681.9829 (C)

[email protected]

Zeta Zeta

Area 12 Coordinator

Janie Wigley

1442 County Road 187

Crosbyton, TX 79322

806.675.2075, 806.543.2890 (C)

[email protected]

Gamma Eta

Area 13 Coordinator

Paula Hayes

4918 James Court

Abilene, TX 79606

325.695.0774, 254.631.2650 (C)

[email protected]

Lambda Xi

Area 14 Coordinator

Anita Patton

3505 Trinity Meadows

Midland, TX 79707

432.697.1602, 432.349.6822 (C)

[email protected]

Zeta Xi

Area 15 Coordinator

Carla Newman

1594 Bengal Drive, Apt. H

El Paso, TX 79935

915.549.2662 (C)

[email protected]

Theta Iota

Area 16 Area Coordinator

Susan Smith

9516 FM 678

Gainesville, TX 76240

940.736.5285 (C)

[email protected]

Mu Epsilon

Area 17 Coordinator

Denise Kornegay

2970 Mahaffey Lane

Paris, TX 75460

903.784.4788, 903.491.4708 (C)

[email protected]

Theta Phi

Area 18 Coordinator

Risa McCann

1803 Winter Grape Lane

Kingwood, TX 77345

281.360.0449, 832.264.1850 (C)

[email protected]

Mu Pi

*Elected officer and voting member of the

Executive Committee









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TSO Headquarters Staff

Executive Secretary/Treasurer

Betty Vines –Retired 8/31/16

Replacement Pending

[email protected]

Kappa Delta, Area 10

Administrative Clerk

Cheryl Crawford

[email protected]

Kappa Theta, Area 16

Webmaster

Diane Moose

[email protected]

Zeta Omega, Area 3

Executive Assistant

Leesa Cole

[email protected] t

Delta Omicron, Area 9

Editor/Photographer

Carol McMillan

[email protected]

Delta Gamma, Area 1

2017 State Convention

Steering Committee

Chair

Bonnie Moore

[email protected]

Eta Delta, Area 3

Co-Chair

Ella Gauthier

[email protected]

Theta Sigma, Area 3

Co-Chair

Mary Ann Slaughter

[email protected]

Zeta Tau, Area 18














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ALPHA STATE TEXAS EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

What is ASTEF?

ASTEF is a 501(c )(3) public charity organized for the following purposes:

To provide funding for activities that support professional and personal growth of women educators in Texas, and

To promote educational excellence for Texas students.

ASTEF is the fundraising entity supporting the Texas State Organization of Delta Kappa Gamma.

Who runs ASTEF?

All members of the Texas State Organization of Delta Kappa Gamma are members of ASTEF. The Annual Meeting of members is held during the TSO Convention.

ASTEF is managed by a Board of Directors elected by the members. The 2015-2017 Board consists of 23 members. The TSO President, Scholarship Chair and Leadership Seminar Chair all serve as ex-officio members of the ASTEF Board. Officers are elected by the Board.

What does ASTEF do?

ASTEF manages three funds: Scholarship, Leadership, and Projects.

Scholarship funds scholarships and lifelong learning opportunities.

Leadership provides leadership training through Leadership Seminars and sponsored speakers.

Projects provides stipends for chapter projects and supports other educational endeavors that benefit Texas students and educators.

In the four years since its inception, ASTEF has awarded $36,000 in project stipends for 45 chapter projects such as Kids Kubbies, Supporting Early-Career Educators, All Hands on Deck for Hillier, and The Buddy Bench.

How can members and chapters support ASTEF?

Contribute to ASTEF. Interactive contribution forms are available online. Contributions may be made in honor or in memory of someone, and all individual contributions are tax deductible.

Participate in ASTEF fundraising activities, such as cruises, Road Scholar programs, and raffles.

Apply for a state scholarship; encourage Aspiring Educators to apply for funding; participate in leadership events sponsored by ASTEF; apply for a chapter project stipend. The next application deadline is April 1, 2016.

ASTEF: Impacting Education by Impacting Educators

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ALPHA STATE TEXAS EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION (ASTEF) 2015-2017 Board of Directors

President Carolyn Grantham 8505 Whitus Drive El Paso, TX 79925 915.772.9410, 915.539.9290 (C) [email protected] VP of Programs Virginia Bowers 407 B West 17th Street Muleshoe, TX 79347 806.272.3233, 806.946.7324 (C) [email protected] VP of Events & Marketing Katherine Reid 106 Ravenhead Dr. Houston, TX 77034 713.944.3397, 713.854.8387 (C) [email protected] VP of Advancement Dr. Barbara Derrick 4214 Bolton Ave. Santa Fe, TX 77510 409.925.5514, 409.789.1602 (C) [email protected] VP of Finance & Administration Dr. Earin Martin 5301 Waterbrook Dr. Austin, TX 78723 512.926.6037, 512.284.0161 (C) [email protected] Secretary Dr. Marian Clinton 3500 Blue Quail Lane Colleyville, TX 76034 817.485.5554, 817.228.0492 (C) [email protected]

TSO President (Member ExOfficio) Marilyn Gregory 11508 Quarter Horse Trail Austin, Texas 78750 512.258.3577, 512.507.6981 (C) [email protected] TSO Executive Secretary/Treasurer Betty Vines (Member ExOfficio) PO Box 797787 Dallas, Texas 75379 972.930.9945(office), 817.946.3541 (C) [email protected] TSO Scholarship Chair Cindy Drumm (Member ExOfficio) 3621 Westcliff Rd. So. Ft. Worth, TX 76109 817.921.0605, 817.247.1826 (C) [email protected] TSO Leadership Seminar Chair Dr. Jo Murphy (Member ExOfficio) 2145 Amberstone Fredericksburg, TX 78624 830.997.4090, 940.727.1917 (C) [email protected] Directors: Carolyn Adkins 1407 Irvin Pkwy. Daingerfield, TX 75638 903.645.4994, 903.746.3980 (C) [email protected] Evelyn Barron 12314 W Cow Path Austin, TX 78727 512.250.2026, 512.507.3905 (C) [email protected]













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Sandi Causey 6105 Oakclaire Dr. Austin, TX 78735 512.892.0433, 512.658.0434 (C) [email protected] Gail Herring 10755 E. Hwy. 84 Axtell, TX 76624 254.863.5323, 254.366.6741 (C) [email protected] Lou Hitt PO Box 1773 Decatur, TX 76234 817.996.9030 (C) [email protected] Carol Horton 1609 N. Sam Houston Ave. Odessa, TX 79761 432.337.8454 [email protected] Andi Kirby 3535 Richwood Place Texarkana, TX 75503 903.838.9839, 903.826.1057 (C) [email protected]

Carolyn Mashburn 3307 Village Oaks Dr. Kingwood, TX 77339 281.460.8255 (C) [email protected] Cindy Neander 3004 High Chaparral Flower Mond, TX 75002 972.221.1827, 214.738.6182 (C) [email protected] Shirley Owens 2517 Vernell Way Round Rock, TX 78664 512.520.8991, 210.385.5317 (C) [email protected] Rhonda Posey 111 South 1 ½ Street Nederland, TX 77627 409.344.2389 (C) [email protected] Jean Robinson 9090 Johnson Road Mabank, TX 75156 903.451.3203, 903.802.1156 (C) [email protected]











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Gamma Zeta Chapter Officers

2016-2018

President: Trudy Carlson: 143 Willow Lane, Stephenville, 76401 H: 254-968-3955 C: 254-592-9155 [email protected] First Vice-President: Kimberlea Adams: 554 CR 505, Stephenville, 76401 H: 254-965-3356 C: 254-967-4885 [email protected] Second Vice-President: Laree Blagg: 701 Prairie Wind Ave., Stephenville 76401 C: 254-485-2852 [email protected] Corresponding Secretary: Peggy Goodell: 2810 Willow Ridge Circle, Granbury 76049 C: 254-485-9635 [email protected] Treasurer: Mary Walter: 1089 CR 298, Dublin 76446 H: 254-968-6922 C: 817-798-1256 [email protected] Parliamentarian: Kathryn Heinrichs: 299 B-Private Road 2483, Hico 76457

H: 254-796-0971 C: 254-485-8879 [email protected]

Recording Secretary: Linda Beach: 1109 Azalea Drive, Stephenville 76401

C: 254-485-5575 [email protected]

Please refer to your membership roster at the end of this yearbook for more mailing addresses, email,

and phone number contact information.

Gamma Zeta Website: www.dkggammazeta.weebly.com








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GAMMA ZETA CHAPTER COMMITTEES

2016-2017

SOCIETY BUSINESS

ARCHIVES

Marilyn Pack, Chairman

Marilyn Grimshaw

Trudy Carlson

NOMINATIONS

Linda Doyle, Chairman

Sena Leese

Joanne Dunnick

Karen Pippin

CONSITUTION/BYLAWS

Ora Lee Leeth, Chairman

Annette Bradberry

CEREMONIALS/NECROLOGY

Lynann Simpson, Chairman

Edna Tate

Cathy Tucker

Betty Leatherwood

FINANCE/BUDGET

Joy Hammonds, Chairman

Debbie Hummel

Teresa Dempsey

Mary Walter

MEMBERSHIP

Lynne Hamilton, Chairman

Kathryn Heinrichs

Laree Blagg

COMMUNICATIONS

Newsletter - Michelle McNutt

Yearbook/Website - Cheryl Konz

Facebook - Cathy Knoll

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SOCIETY MISSION AND PURPOSES

ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

Kathryn Heinrichs, Chairman

Karen Pippin

Vickie Walker

SCHOLARSHIP

Kathy Smith, Chairman

Ann Calahan

Kim Adams

EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE

Kim Adams

SUNSHINE /SOCIAL

Joanne Dunnick, Chairman

Carol McElfresh

Martha Frederickson

MUSIC

Cathy Knoll, Chairman

Mary Walter

Betty Leatherwood

PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL ENRICHMENT

Peggy Goodell, Chairman

Jan Whitenight

Linda Beach

RESEARCH

Debbie Hummel, Chairman

Yvonne Jenkins

LEGISLATION

Jill Burk, Chairman

Cecelia Boswell

GLOBAL AWARENESS

Linda Doyle, Chairman

Marilyn Godfrey

PROGRAMS AND SERVICE PROJECTS

Cheryl Konz, Chairman

Sena Leese

Lynann Simpson

Teresa Dempsey

Marilyn Pack

Laree Blagg

Michelle McNutt

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DKG Gamma Zeta Recruitment Grant

Members of Gamma Zeta provide one or more scholarship grants annually to deserving teacher preparation students at Tarleton State University in Erath County. Funds to support the grants come from a variety of fundraising activities including our Half and Half Salad suppers, raffles, cookbook sales, and Book Review/Tasting Tea event for community women.

The Gamma Zeta Annual Project: 2016-2017

E.N.T.E.R.

Encouraging New Teachers, Enhancing Results

Throughout the school year members will visit, call, send cards, give gifts, e-mail encouragement, and be a listening ear to six brand new women teachers of Stephenville ISD. This will be a support system throughout the year in which all members will participate through donations and/or personal contact with the new teachers. We begin the year by meeting with them in August at their new teacher’s meeting, giving them a $25 Walmart gift card, snacks and other items in a special container that includes inspirational material, a card information of all of our meetings and programs, and the DKG brochure. Each month members bring items for a special goody bag that is delivered to their campuses with a card. In addition, our corresponding secretary will send a card of encouragement to their home address each month. For a very personal contact a Gamma Zeta member is assigned as their sponsor and will bring the goody bag to their new teacher monthly. One time during the year, the sponsor will try to meet with the new teacher in their classrooms during their lunch break, providing a lunch and visiting during that time. The new teachers are honored at the Christmas meeting/party and given special gifts. In the spring we include a gift card to a restaurant around the time of STAAR testing. They are invited to all of our meetings.

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Duties of Officers and Committees

First Vice-President – Takes over for the President ; Program Chairman

Second Vice-President – Is knowledgeable of all official documents of the society; urges

members to also become knowledgeable through programs and newsletters.

Recording Secretary – takes minutes

Corresponding Secretary – Answers letters, notes, etc., sends cards, prepares and

distributes yearbooks.

Parliamentarian – helps keep formalized good group manners, familiar with standing rules,

bylaws, constitution, Robert’s Rule of Order

Treasurer – Registers initiates; handles monies; orders supplies and pins

Ceremonials – Directs initiations and birthday ceremonies

Constitutions / Bylaws – Makes members aware of these; updates as necessary

Membership – Screens initiates; promotes pride in membership

Necrology – Completes and files forms 6 and 2, and helps remember those who have gone

before us; may visit families of deceased members

Nominations – Chooses new officers and nominating committee

Program – Organize program planning for the year

Legislation – Initiates, endorses, supports desirable legislation in the interest of education and

women educators

Music – Provides appropriate music for each program

Personal Growth and Services – Enhances human potential

Professional Affairs – Helps members gain professional insight and provides action and

application

Research – Performs research on program topics and contributes to meetings

Achievement Awards – Recognizes members for exceptional contributions

Communications – Sends regular newsletters; enlists all members to gather news items

Scholarships – Informs members of different types, dates, and application forms

Global Awareness – Informs members; collects contributions

Technology – is knowledgeable about technology tools useful to the chapter. Assists with

technology needs of guest speakers and members at meetings.

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*September 12, 2016 5:45 P.M. @ Faith Lutheran Church, Stephenville

Ice breaker/Energizer: Sunshine/Social

Committee

Program:

“Sundown on the Square” Meta Collier

International Purposes:

#1 To unite women educators of the world in

genuine spiritual fellowship.

#7 To inform the members of current economic,

social, political and educational issues so that

they may participate effectively in a world

society.

Program Leader: Programs and Service Projects

Hostesses:

Linda Doyle, Chairman,

Jill Burk

Edna Tate

Trudy Carlson

Collect: Sena Leese

*October 3, 2016 5:45 P.M. @Faith Lutheran Church, Stephenville

Half and Half Supper, A-H Ice breaker/Energizer: Sunshine/Social

Committee

Program: “Wine Tasting”

Betsy and Greg Ball

International Purposes: #1 To unite women

educators of the world in genuine spiritual

fellowship.

Program Leader: Sunshine/Social

Hostesses:

Marilyn Pack, Chairman,

Debbie Hummel

Kim Adams

Kathryn Heinrichs

Collect:

Martha Fredrickson

*November 7, 2016 5:45 P.M. @Faith Lutheran Church Stephenville


Committee

Program: “A Look at Ranger College”

Kerry Schindler, VP Ranger College Erath

County


#3 To advance the professional interest and

position of women in education.

#6 To stimulate the personal and professional

growth of members and to encourage their

participation in appropriate programs of action.

Program Leader: Educational Excellence

Hostesses:

Lynne Hamilton, Chairman,

Vickie Walker

Cathy Tucker

Lynann Simpson

Cheryl Konz

Collect:

Jill Burk

*December 5, 2016 5:45 P.M. @Faith Lutheran Church Stephenville


Committee

Program: “Christmas Music & Gift Exchange”

International Purpose: #1 To unite women

educators of the world in genuine spiritual

fellowship

Program Leader: Music Committee

Hostesses:

Joy Hammond, Chairman

Laree Blagg

Michelle McNutt

Marilyn Grimshaw

Cathy Knoll

Collect:

Betty Leatherwood

January 14, 2017 Time and Place TBD

Semi Annual Board Meeting -- Officers and Committee Chairmen meet.

January 21, 2017 @ FUMC 10:00

3rd Annual Book Review and Tasting Tea

Trudy Carlson, Michelle McNutt, Laree Blagg, Joy Hammonds

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*February 6, 2017 5:45pm Faith Lutheran Church Stephenville


Committee

Program: “International Student Exchange”

Mike Carroll, STS area coordinator


#7 To inform the members of current economic,

social, political and educational issues so that

they may participate effectively in a world

society.

Program Leader: Global Awareness

Hostesses:

Peggy Goodell, Chairman,

Sena Leese

Yvonne Jenkins

Mary Walter

Collect:

Linda Doyle

*March 6, 2017 5:45pm Faith Lutheran Church, Stephenville

Gamma Zeta’s 76th Birthday Ice breaker/Energizer: Sunshine/Social

Committee

Program: Mary Walter “Gardening in the

Cross Timbers region” International Purposes:




Program Leader: Research Committee

Hostesses:

Joanne Dunnick, Chairman

Teresa Dempsey

Carol McElfresh

Trudy Carlson

Marilyn Godfrey

Collect:

Ora Lee Leeth

*April 3, 2017 5:45 P.M. Faith Lutheran Church, Stephenville

Half and Half Supper, I-Z Ice breaker/Energizer: Sunshine/Social

Committee

Programs: “Educator, Author & Speaker”

Gwyn Schneck


#2 To honor women who have given or who

evidence a potential for distinctive service in any

field of education.

#3 To advance the professional interest and

position of women in education.

Program Leader: Personal and Professional

Enrichment Committee

Hostesses:

Karen Pippin, Chairman

Ora Lee Leeth

Ann Calahan

Jan Whitenight

Collect:

Peggy Goodell

*May 1, 2017 5:45 P.M. Faith Lutheran Church, Stephenville


Committee

Program: “DKG Founders Recognition &

Birthday Party”

International Purpose:

#2 To honor women who have given or who

evidence a potential for distinctive service in any

field of education.




Program Leader: Ceremonial Committee

Hostesses:

Linda Beach, Chairman

Annette Bradberry

Kathy Smith

Martha Fredrickson

Collect:

Lynann Simpson

*Sept. 11, 2017 5:45 P.M. Faith Lutheran Church, Stephenville

Ice breaker/Energizer: Sunshine/Social Committee Program: “Rainbow Memories" International Purposes: #1 To unite women educators of the world in genuine spiritual fellowship. Program Leader: Sunshine/Social Committee

Hostesses: Laree Blagg, Chairman Joy Hammonds Cathy Tucker Kathryn Heinrichs Collect: Trudy Carlson

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Gamma Zeta Programs

2016-2017 September 12, 2016

5:45 pm

Faith Lutheran Church, Stephenville

Ice breaker/Energizer: Sunshine/Social Committee

Program:

“Sundance on the Square” Meta Collier

International Purposes: #1 To unite women educators of the world in genuine spiritual fellowship.

#7 To inform the members of current economic, social, political and educational

issues so that they may participate effectively in a world society.

Program Leader: Programs and Service Projects

____________________________________________________________________________________

Half and Half Supper A-H

October 3, 2016

5:45 pm



Program: “Wine Tasting”

Betsy and Greg Ball

International Purposes: #1 To unite women educators of the world in genuine spiritual fellowship.

Program Leader: Sunshine/Social

_____________________________________________________________________________________

November 7, 2016

5:45 pm



Program: “A Look at Ranger College”

Kerry Schindler, VP Ranger College Erath County

International Purposes: #3 To advance the professional interest and position of women in education.

#6 To stimulate the personal and professional growth of members and to

encourage their participation in appropriate programs of action.

Program Leader: Educational Excellence

December 5, 2016

5:45 pm



Program: “Christmas Music & Gift Exchange”

International Purpose: #1 To unite women educators of the world in genuine spiritual fellowship

Program Leader: Music Committee

_____________________________________________________________________________________

February 6, 2017

5:45 pm



Program: “International Student Exchange”

Mike Carroll, STS area coordinator

International Purposes: #7 To inform the members of current economic, social, political and educational

issues so that they may participate effectively in a world society.

Program Leader: Global Awareness

____________________________________________________________________________________

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March 6, 2017

5:45 pm


Ice breaker/Energizer: Sunshine/Social Committee Gamma Zeta’s 76th

Birthday Observance

Program: Mary Walter “Gardening in the Cross Timbers region”

International Purposes: #6 To stimulate the personal and professional growth of members and to


Program Leader: Research Committee

_____________________________________________________________________________________

Half and Half Supper I-Z

April 3, 2017

5:45 pm



Programs: “Educator, Author & Speaker”

Gwyn Schneck

International Purposes: #2 To honor women who have given or who evidence a potential for distinctive

service in any field of education.

#3 To advance the professional interest and position of women in education.

Program Leader: Personal and Professional Enrichment Committee

_____________________________________________________________________________________

May 1, 2017

5:45 pm

Faith Lutheran Church

Stephenville


Program: “DKG Founders Recognition & Birthday Party”

International Purpose: #2 To honor women who have given or who evidence a potential for distinctive

service in any field of education.

#6 To stimulate the personal and professional growth of members and to


Program Leader: Ceremonial Committee

_____________________________________________________________________________________

September 11, 2017

5:45pm

Faith Lutheran Church

Stephenville


Program: “Rainbow Memories"

International Purpose: #1 To unite women educators of the world in genuine spiritual fellowship.

Program Leader: Sunshine/Social Committee

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Gamma Zeta Members 2016-2017

1. Kimberlea Adams 554 CR 505 Stephenville, Texas 76401

Phone: H: 254-965-3356 W: 254-967-4885 Email: [email protected]

Initiation: 9/13/1999 Birthday: 8/16

2. Linda Beach 1109 Azalea Drive 76401 Stephenville, Texas 76401

Phone: 254-485-5575 Email: [email protected]

Initiation: May 4, 2015 Birthday: 10/5

3. Dr. Cecelia Boswell P.O. Box 316 DeLeon, Texas 76444

Phone: W: 354-755-9519 C: 254-977-0109 Email: [email protected]


4. Laree Blagg 701 Prairie Wind Ave. Stephenville, TX 76401

Phone: 254-485-2852 Email: [email protected]

Initiation: 9/8/2003-2011 9/8/2014 Birthday: 12/2

5. Annette Bradberry 990 Harbin Dr Stephenville, Texas 76401

Phone: H: 254-968-3917 Email: [email protected]


6. Dr. Jill Burk 106 Tanglewood Circle Stephenville, Texas 76401

Phone: H: 254-968-5609 C:254-592-9222 Email: [email protected]

[email protected]


7. Dr. Ann Calahan 269 CR 560 Stephenville, Texas 76401

Phone: H: 254-968-6877 W: 254-968-9933 C: 254-485-3882 Email: [email protected]


8. Trudy Carlson 143 Willow Lane Stephenville, Texas 76401

Phone: H: 254-968-3955 C: 254-592-9155 Email: [email protected]


9. Teresa Dempsey 868 CR 395 Dublin, TX 76446



10. Linda Doyle 2327 CR 126 Gordon, Texas 76453



11. Joanne Dunnick 1210 Canvasback Granbury, Texas 76048


Initiation:9/10/1984 Birthday: 6/2

12. Martha Fredrickson 1705 CR 159 BluffDale, TX 76433

Phone: C: 817-845-0135 Email: [email protected]


13. Marilyn Godfrey *** 652 PR 113 Stephenville, TX 76401

Phone: H: 254-965-2643 C: 485-2216 Email: [email protected]


14. Peggy Goodell 2810 Willow Ridge Circle Granbury, TX 76049



15. Marilyn Grimshaw 2126 CR 495 Desdemona, TX 76445



















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16. Lynne Hamilton 627 County Road Stephenville Texas 76401

Phone: 254-967-0569

Email: [email protected] Initiation: 12/1/2014 Birthday: 07/02

17. Joy Hammonds 217 Mathis Rd. Dublin, Texas 76446



18. Kathryn Heinrichs 299 B-Private Road 2483 Hico, Texas 76457

Phone: H:(254)796-0971 C: (254)485-8879 Email: [email protected]


19. Debby Hopkins-Higham 1555 Glenwood Stephenville, Texas 76401

Phone: H: 254-918-2194 W: 254-968-9811 Email: [email protected]


20. Debbie Hummel 1730 Elk Run Drive Stephenville, TX 76401

Phone: H: 918-1118 C: 817-629-3118 Email: [email protected]


21. Yvonne Jenkins PO Box 1657 121 Sandra Palmer Stephenville, Texas 76401



22. Cathy Knoll 1250 N. Ollie Stephenville, Texas 76401

Phone: H & W:254-592-4454 Email: [email protected]


23. Cheryl Konz 207 Maple Lane Stephenville, Texas 76401



24. Betty Leatherwood 5317 CR 398 Stephenville, Texas 76401



25. Sena Leese 1155 Walking Horse Drive Stephenville, TX 76401


Initiation:4/1/2013 Birthday: 1/10

26. Ora Lee Leeth 420 N. Lydia Stephenville, Texas 76401

Phone: H: 254-958-2651 Email: [email protected]


27. Carol McElfresh 402 Heritage Way Stephenville, TX 76401

Phone: C: 254-592-4939 W: 254-968-6790 Email: [email protected]


28. Michelle McNutt 427 Edward Drive Dublin, TX 76446



29. Marilyn Pack 173 CR 415 Stephenville, Texas 76401



30. Karen Pippin 721 Aqua Vista Granbury, Texas 76049



31. Lynann Simpson 1291 N. Ollie Stephenville, Texas 76401



















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32. Kathy Horak Smith 705 West Frey St. Stephenville, TX 76401



33. Edna Tate 2447 CR 456 Stephenville, Texas 76401



34. Cathy Tucker 1460 N. Paddock Street Stephenville, TX 76401

Phone: H: 254-595-0134 Email: [email protected] [email protected]


35. Vickie Walker 308 Wedgewood Dr.,

Stephenville, TX 76401



36. Mary Walter 1089 CR 298 Dublin, TX 76446



37. Jan (Jenetta) Whitenight 105 White Tail Ridge Gordon, TX 76453


Initiation: 2012 Birthday: 3/10

38. Mary Worthington *** 2091 Overhill Drive Stephenville, Texas 76401

Phone: H: 254-968-8072 C: 254-396-5876


Updated: 10-3-2016 ***Denotes Honorary Members








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GGaammmmaa ZZeettaa GGoollddeenn RRoossee RReecciippiieennttss

Joanne Dunnick 1989 Ann Gibson 1991

June Vissotzky 1992

Karen Pippin 1995

Barbara Russell 1996

Flo Trogden 1996 Lillie Gibson 1997 June Shannon 1997 Cathy Knoll 2003 Barbara Williams 2003 Linda Doyle 2004 Annette Bradberry 2006 Cheryl Konz 2014

DUES INFORMATION

Active Membership International Dues $40.00 State Dues $20.00 Scholarship Fees $ 1.00 Local Dues $15.00

Total Dues $76.00

Reserve Membership

International Dues $20.00 State Dues $ 7.00 Scholarship Fees $ 1.00 Local Dues $ 6.00

Total Dues $34.00

Make checks payable to Delta Kappa Gamma Society, Gamma Zeta Chapter

Mail to Treasurer: Mary Walter 1089 CR 298

Dublin, TX 76446

TERMINATION OF MEMBERSHIP

Members shall be terminated for any of the following reasons:

Non-payment of dues and/or fees Resignation Unprofessional conduct

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Gamma Zeta Charter Members

Mrs. Virgil Chaffin Resigned Mary Elna Fouse Resigned Mrs. D.E. Howard Resigned Opal McCleskey Deceased Mrs. Grace Nichols Deceased Emily O’Brien Deceased Ruth Odom Resigned Jewel Simpkins Resigned Ollie Sloan Resigned Jewel Werner Deceased Mary Winn Deceased Mrs. Nora K White

Past Presidents of Gamma Zeta

Mrs. Virgil Chaffin* 1941 – 1943 Mrs. Lucille Duke 1943 – 1945 Miss Lola Rivers Thompson 1945 – 1947 Mrs Alda Daniell / Miss Elna Fouse 1947 – 1949 Miss Elna Fouse 1949 – 1951 Miss Estelle Cherry 1951 – 1952 Miss May Jones * 1952 – 1954 Mrs. C. A. Rea 1954 – 1956 Mrs. S. F. Davis 1956 – 1958 Miss Frances Clay* 1958 – 1960 Miss Mabel Hall 1960 – 1962 Mrs. Jack Deavenport 1962 – 1964 Mrs. J.B. Shannon* 1964 – 1966 Miss Jewell Werner* 1966 – 1968 Miss Velma Stidham* 1968 – 1970 Miss Marguerite Ross* 1970 – 1972 Miss Teuline Raley* 1972 – 1974 Miss Mary Moore* 1974 – 1976 Mrs. Wanda Crossland 1976 – 1978 Mrs. Irene Merrell 1978 – 1980 Mrs. Beulah Mae Madeley 1980 – 1982 Dr. Sue Claxton 1982 – 1984 Mrs. Rosellen Davis * 1984 – 1986 Mrs. Joanne Dunnick 1986 – 1988 Mrs. Annie Gibson* 1988 – 1990 Mrs. June Vissotzky* 1990 – 1992 Mrs. Karen Pippin 1992 – 1994 Mrs. Barbara Russell 1994 – 1996 Mrs. Delores Hooper 1996 – 1998 Mrs. Barbara Whiting 1998 – 2000 Ms. Trudy Carlson 2000 – 2002 Mrs. Linda Doyle 2002 – 2004 Mrs. Annette Bradberry 2004 – 2006 Dr. Jane Dennis 2006 – 2010 Mrs.Kathryn Heinrichs 2010 – 2012 Mrs. Cheryl Konz 2012 - 2014 Mrs. Linda Doyle 2014 - 2016

*deceased

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COLLECT

Give us. O Lord, a realization of what our organization stands for.

With its high ideals always before us, may our faith and courage never weaken.

Grant that we may be steadfast in our purposes as we endeavor to meet the responsibilities and obligations set before us.

Help us to be truly loyal, one to another, and may we strive to become more worthy members

of our profession.

And as we pledge anew our services to our noble cause, may unity and cooperation continue to the end.

– Pi Texas

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THE DELTA KAPPA GAMMA SONG

Women teachers to the calling Firmly rally, never falling

Duty Ne’er upon us palling Staunch, courageous, we!

Loyalty and trust e’re heeding Mindful of our sisters needing

Aid and guidance from those leading, Helpful may we be!

To Delta Kappa Gamma Faith we pledge forever!

Hand in hand, our loyal band, Forward! Moving ever!

Onward ‘tis our sisters need us,

Courage, Faith, and Honor lead us, Wrongs in truth and justice heed us!

Firmly shall we stand!

Guardians of the faith yet sleeping, For our sisters watch e’re keeping Deeds of others now we’re reaping

We for others stand!

To us pioneers have given; We return their gifts to heaven; Work for others is the leaven,

That inspires our band!

Oh Delta Kappa Gamma In thy fold we gather!

Unity and Liberty Shall be our watchwords ever!

Education e’re we’ll further

Each is bound to each as brother; With this faith in one another

We shall win, for aye! Annie Web Blanton and Cora M. Martin

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