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Originally Posted by pas
While doing research for Delta Phi Epsilon I've found that in old yearbooks from 1920-1950 the chapter would say one year the flower is the pansy. Than another year the jonquil. But the iris has been our flower since our founding. I'm told it was chosen by our founders. So why would a chapter have to list another flower? Why not just say the flower is the iris?
I notice they never change the sorority's colors from purple and gold to anything else.
So my question is has anyone else observed this with another glo?
And maybe we didn't have an official flower? I forgot who said the iris was chosen by our founders but I would bet that was so.
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I've know chapters of various GLOs (fraternities and sororities) that have adapted their own symbols, mascots etc. These are different from (but in addition to) the symbols etc. of their organization. As such, could the pansy and the jonquil have been the "local chapter's" flower and the iris the "national" flower?
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