Univ of Illinois Chi Omegas 1962
 

I saw this on the Gateway Macon website, and found it interesting. Sadly, it does not say if the ladies pictured are Adelpheans or Philomatheans.

http://www.gatewaymacon.org/skins/us...orority(1).jpg

"The world’s first 2 secret societies for women where founded at Wesleyan College. Those two secret societies’ became known as the sororities’ of Alpha Delta Pi and Phi Mu. Founded on May 15, 1851, by Eugenia Tucker, Alpha Delta Pi is the oldest secret society for college women in the world. Phi Mu was also founded at Wesleyan College in 1852 and is the second oldest sorority in the nation."

The first fraternity (Alpha Tau Omega) and the first sorority (Alpha Xi Delta) at Georgia Tech, 1950.


http://www.news.gatech.edu/sites/def...irstgreeks.jpg


(Feel free to resize this! I failed at doing so!)

This is cool! Alpha Phis and a pinning ceremony, c. 1950.


http://unlhistory.unl.edu/legacy/unl....00013.034.jpg

TTT

http://www.tkealum.com/tke/images/tke01.jpg

http://www.tkealum.com/tke/images/tke02.jpg

How about a retro video? This future actress was the "anchor" of the Sigma Chi recruitment video for Tulsa university in the 1980s.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/4894...0252473896101/

Oh wow, the guys in that TKE composite look so old. The hairstyles, the mustaches. There's one blonde dude in the bottom row who stands out as looking so much younger than all the rest.

I know! I look at the sorority pictures from the 50s and they look like little old women.

And most of them have the same hairstyle :)

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...ype=3&theater#

Sigma Tau Gamma, Beta Upsilon Chapter 1987

yes, i'm in the picture

Interesting. I graduated from CSU in 1987. I was a Phi Tau at CSU, in fact chapter president 1986-87. I do not recognize any of these Sig Taus. Must be getting old.

That's cool. It's always good to meet a fellow CSU Viking Alumni.