Alph sigma Phi (High school fraternuty)

[als463]

Originally Posted by preciousjeni

Cute

Annoying...

[preciousjeni]

Originally Posted by pshsx1

LMAO!

Well... unsuccessful troll is unsuccessful, eh?

Is it gone now??

[Robm1093]

Now I will show my supreme intellect by not wasting time with this post.

[als463]

Originally Posted by Robm1093

Now I will show my supreme intellect by not wasting time with this post.

You already shot yourself in the foot by asking another GC member for some spelling advice. Didn't you promise us you were leaving?

[pshsx1]

Originally Posted by Robm1093

It saddens me to know that such dumb persons are in college thinking thay are smart wen thay are wasting time on a forum . Are you stupid? Also I never sed pennsylvania state has Alpha sigma phi chapter. Did you read the post ? (are you Dumb ) Now I will show my supreme intellect by not wasting time with this post.

Originally Posted by Robm1093

It's bin fun

Originally Posted by Robm1093

I am dun with this stupid forum . I dont have the time to sit around on the computer with you wasting time. You are in college and you should not have the time to sit around on the computer thinking fondly of your greek chat forum.

Originally Posted by Robm1093

Now I will show my supreme intellect by not wasting time with this post.

I'm going to add this one that you just wrote too:

Originally Posted by Robm1093

Wast of time....................

Originally Posted by Robm1093

Though on the wikipedia page on HS fraternities, they claim the same founding date as Alpha sig . . No internet wen Alpha sigma PHI was started (nothing to do with these guys.) Thank God..

Btw... you said the high school "Alph sigs" were founded by a National Alpha Sig. Plus, how the hell would you know anyway? You don't know when you were founded, where you were founded, who founded you, and your coat of arms was made by a 13 year old in Paint.

Also, the internet didn't exist when the real Alpha Sigs were founded back in the 1800s either...

[Robm1093]

Wast of time....................

[RU OX Alum]

Originally Posted by pshsx1

Do you mean knights?

Do most high school Alph Sigs end up staying in Long Island to keep the name known by all getting jobs at the local Taco Bells and gas stations?

awesome

[XAntoftheSkyX]

lol.

[preciousjeni]

Originally Posted by als463

Didn't you promise us you were leaving?

Ah, but this is a hallmark of his kind. Resurrection in 5...4...3...2...

[lovespink88]

I was wondering why this thread kept getting bumped. Now I know why. Wow.

Originally Posted by DDDlady

This thread is killing me. I would be willing to bet this guy went to the Derek Zoolander Center For Kids Who Can't Read Good And Wanna Learn To Do Other Stuff Good Too rather than Penn State.

WHAT IS THIS, A CENTER FOR ANTS?!!?

[XAntoftheSkyX]

Originally Posted by lovespink88

WHAT IS THIS, A CENTER FOR ANTS?!!?

Oh I see how it is...

[Alphadog]

Originally Posted by Gusteau

the consistent "Alph" boggles my mind...

In a somewhat related anecdote, high school fraternities (fraternuties?) were all over Long Island back then. My uncles were both in one, but it didn't have greek letters. I've never heard of a high school Alpha Sigma Phi around here.

You are correct, there were alot of high school fraternities on Long Island from the 1950's through the 1990's.

There was a high school clique called Alpha SIgma Phi, but despite their claims, they were not affiliated with the college Alpha Sigma Phi. The high school version of Alpha Sigma Phi had different colors and coat of arms from the college version. Also applying common logic, why would a college fraternity ever establish chapers in high schools? Not to mention that the high school Phi was a violent bunch.

In addtion to Phi, there was Omega Gamma Delta (Black and Gold) which was established in 1902 and at one time was the largest high school fraternity ever in existence with a national office.

My fraternity was Alpha Omega Theta (Green and Red). There is a book about AOT and the other high school fraternities of Long Island called
Fraternal Brotherhood

Hazing stories, fraternity brawls, keg parties, its a good book.

[AnotherKD]

Originally Posted by Alphadog

You are correct, there were alot of high school fraternities on Long Island from the 1950's through the 1990's.

There was a high school clique called Alpha SIgma Phi, but despite their claims, they were not affiliated with the college Alpha Sigma Phi. The high school version of Alpha Sigma Phi had different colors and coat of arms from the college version. Also applying common logic, why would a college fraternity ever establish chapers in high schools? Not to mention that the high school Phi was a violent bunch.

In addtion to Phi, there was Omega Gamma Delta (Black and Gold) which was established in 1902 and at one time was the largest high school fraternity ever in existence with a national office.

My fraternity was Alpha Omega Theta (Green and Red). There is a book about AOT and the other high school fraternities of Long Island called
Fraternal Brotherhood

Hazing stories, fraternity brawls, keg parties, its a good book.

Heh heh, awesome!

Not interested.

Man, where was I when this thread first showed up??? Ridiculousness all around.

[Gusteau]

I completely forgot about this thread. What an appropriate "welcome home" for me, since I just got back for break...

Alphadog, the fraternity website linked off the book website was interesting, thanks for sharing it.

[ΓΞΣ Bonez]

who ever said a fraternity was bound to the college campus? i believe fraternity means brotherhood does it not? correct me if im wrong... specifically a brotherhood made up of young men in search of a common goal. im in a highschool fraternity myself. you probably will not it find in any books or records because the organization is close to brand new. but it bugs me to see college frats who are so quick to look down on the unity and persistence of highschoolers to make a better community for themselves. every fraternity or sorority member i have talked to has been all for the founding of my fraternity because they know what its all about.

Legato
ΓΞΣ
"The unity of many is stronger than the adamance of one."