i was one of 8 chapter founders.

I joined during spring COR, so there were only 4 new members in my class... Not suprisingly, we all were initiated! It was nice to have a small group - my pledge sisters were not the girls that I was ever really closest to in the chapter, but each of us wound up being very active Alpha Xi members!

I think I bonded more with the next class of new members (the next fall) and I wound up with "twin" lil sisters.

Sigma Class
Started with 34
18 Initiated (most drop themselves during the first week when they discover that joining a fraternity requires doing things)

5 total

3

1 went alum after first year. The other 2 are now both on Grand Council, which we think is pretty indicative of our New Member class :)

There were seven of us :)

52 started, 52 finished. It is a beautiful number, a little large though. We average about 40+. Luckily we still bonded.

In the grand ol year of 1985, There were 11 associates. 9 made their grades and 2 of us did not. I was one of the 2.

He and I re-associated in following Spring Semester. I made my grades and the other associate did not. I went thru Ritual by myself at the start of the Fall Semester of 1986. It was worth the wait. Anyone else go thru their organization's Ritual by themself?

There were 10 of us in my new member class, and 8 of us were initiated.

6 strong women crossed with me, making us a line of 7 :)

12 started, 12 finished :D

3 started, 3 finished.

Dos.

My class was 30, 29 initiated and I'd say just over half maybe survived through college.


My gradfather had a stroke durring I-week so I was initiated 2 weeks later by myself. An amazing experience but I always regreted not going through with the rest of my pledge sisters.

I was a spring girlie with 10 other Alphas. I came in during spring recruitment with 7 other girls and 3 were carried over from the fall (COR).

Alll 10 initiated.

2 deactivated by the end of the semester. I transferred schools, but I'm pretty sure the 8 of us would be considered members in good standing.