Kappa Delta Trivia

Leslie Anne · #1 01-23-2007, 02:35 AM

When was the Kappa Delta Creed officially adopted and who wrote it?

trojangal · #2 01-26-2007, 03:00 PM

Annie,

I knew that there were a lot of us on here...just waiting to see how long it would have taken to get the question answered.

General question: How many of you have actually seen an original badge? I had the privilege of seeing one at my initaition when one of the National VPs flew down for it.

Leslie Anne · #3 01-27-2007, 01:49 AM

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Originally Posted by trojangal

General question: How many of you have actually seen an original badge? I had the privilege of seeing one at my initaition when one of the National VPs flew down for it.

Well, you know I've seen it too, 'cause I was there!

I asked Lil about it. It was a replica but it was so cool to see it. It was bigger than I thought it would be. Anyone else?

SydneyK · #4 01-28-2007, 04:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Leslie Anne

When was the Kappa Delta Creed officially adopted and who wrote it?

The Creed was officially adopted in 1917 but I don't know who wrote it.

Why isn't this info in the Norman Shield?

DaffyKD · #5 01-28-2007, 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by SydneyK

The Creed was officially adopted in 1917 but I don't know who wrote it.

Why isn't this info in the Norman Shield?

The creed was penned in 1917 by June Davis, chapter editor or Chi at the University of Denver. Ordinary Miracles, page 76

trojangal · #6 01-30-2007, 11:03 PM

Give the name and chapter of the sister who founded her own bakery, and is now famous across the South for her orange rolls and sausage rolls. ( if you need a hint, look back at some of the old Angelos over the last year)

First one to get it right, I'll send you some of the rolls...

NutBrnHair · #7 01-31-2007, 03:02 AM

OMG -- I LOVE Sister Schubert rolls!

Patricia Wood Barnes, Delta Delta-Troy. In 1989, Sister Schubert (dubbed "Sister" by a sibling) was baking her now famous rolls in the kitchen of her home for her small catering business and for friends and family using recipes belonging to her grandmother and other family members.

KDAngel · #8 01-31-2007, 06:28 AM

Darn, I missed being first. I ONLY know that from the Angelos. Thanks for that clue.

And no, I've never seen the old badge. Is it online anywhere? I heard it's simple green/silver from the GC archives, but I can't find a pic to save my life.

DaffyKD · #9 01-31-2007, 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by NutBrnHair

OMG -- I LOVE Sister Schubert rolls!

Patricia Wood Barnes, Delta Delta-Troy. In 1989, Sister Schubert (dubbed "Sister" by a sibling) was baking her now famous rolls in the kitchen of her home for her small catering business and for friends and family using recipes belonging to her grandmother and other family members.

Never hear of Sister Schubert rolls until I went to convention in '05. We don't get them out here in Southern CA. Someday when I am in the south, I will have to try them.

DaffyKD

Leslie Anne · #10 01-31-2007, 03:41 PM

Hmm, I haven't heard of Sister Schubert rolls either. I guess I haven't been thoroughly reading my issues of The Angelos. Interesting trivia, Cheryl!

KDAngel, here is a b/w photo of the original KD badge:

It was silver with olive green enamel and was pretty large as sorority pins go.

DaffyKD · #11 02-18-2013, 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by DaffyKD

Never hear of Sister Schubert rolls until I went to convention in '05. We don't get them out here in Southern CA. Someday when I am in the south, I will have to try them.

DaffyKD

6 years after I wrote this, I saw frozen packages of Sister Schubert rolls in the grocery store yesterday. Didn't buy them but nice to know they have finally made their way to Southern CA.

DaffyKD