[ThetaPrincess24]

I bought the 75th Anniversary book when it came out. While I did enjoy it, I did feel it was overpriced for what I got. It is only 143 pages and it contains mostly pictures. About 95% or more of the information (though not 100%) contained in the book can be found through various links/documents on the National website. Thus why I felt it was overpriced, because outside of pictures, the information and history presented was not really new or going beyond. I have not seen it for sale on the website in a while. It is possible they may have sold out of them. I have seen them on eBay however so you may want to try there.

As to your original question of pictures being available of some of our first sisters, there is a photo in the book of sisters attending the first Founder's Day celebration in Vinita, Oklahoma in April 1932. That is the oldest photo. There is another picture from 1939 from a Pledge Ritual. All other photos are from the 40's and beyond.