Love love love this picture again! You look just like your mother!

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Lake Forest College - An early 1950s sorority initiation [sorority name not given] gathering at Hansen’s Ivy Inn.

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Pi Beta Phi - 1950s? (college not given)

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University of Washington - Senior women and their mothers were honored at the Tri Delta sorority's annual Pansy Ring breakfast in this 1960's photo.

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Not sure, but I think Toots here might be a Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. :eek:

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Pine Bluff Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, 1953

http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/exhibits/wom...SigmaKappa.jpg
The first chapter of a national sorority, Sigma Kappa, was established
NC State Sorority Pledges
Sigma Kappa (Gamma Phi Chapter)
March 14, 1960
Photograph Collection
University Archives, NCSU Libraries

I love this thread!

It's Gamma Phi Beta - you can read it on their hats :)

https://www.shsu.edu/thennow/1960/pictures/2sor65.jpg
Sam Houston State - The first annual Derby Day saw an egg race, a balloon race, and even musical buckets. The intersorority competition was sponsored by the Sigma Chi fraternity. - Alcalde 1965

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In the 1950s, women had to adhere to a strict dress code. Sigma Chi Derby Day was an event where women could wear Bermuda shorts. - The GW Hatchet (The George Washington University)

Looking at pictures of collegiates in the 60's and earlier, I always think that they look so much "older" than the collegians of today esp. when it seems like the guys and girls always look like they are ready for church.

This is from Alpha Delta Pi's Loyally, Vol. I. I know we discussed whistles at one time, and I mentioned that I had seen a list of them from 1907. Here it is - sorry the resolution isn't better:



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If anyone objects to this, as being part of ritual, please let me know. As it was published, I figured it was no big secret.