A Friend Is a Part of You Always

This poem by Brian Bindschadler is about friendship.

Collection: Epsilon Beta Chapter Scrapbook Collection
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A Mournful Dirge Which Approaches a Wail

This humorous poem describes the reaction of a Beta Gamma Chapter member to a slight change in her grade point average. An untitled poem addressed to "Kitten Kat" is printed on the same page.

Collection: Beta Gamma Chapter Archive Collection
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A Pome

This poem features brief, humorous references to several members of Beta Gamma Chapter.

Collection: Beta Gamma Chapter Scrapbook Collection
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Alpha Phi Pledge Poem

This original poem by Delta Chapter alumni Cora Stranahan Woodward describes the benefits of joining Alpha Phi.

Collection: Archive Collection
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Alpha Phi Pledge Poem

Collection: Archive Collection
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Alpha Phi Poem

This poem is a photocopy of the original.

Collection: Archive Collection
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Another Chance to Spin Your Feet

This poem describes a dance class that ends with the students falling down and cursing their girdles.

Collection: Epsilon Beta Chapter Scrapbook Collection
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Each Alpha Phi as We All Know Poem

This poem features brief, humorous references to several members of Beta Gamma Chapter.

Collection: Beta Gamma Chapter Scrapbook Collection
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Eta Chapter Charter Members Poem

This poem, written by Eta Chapter alumni Frances B. Dillingham, focuses on the Chapter's founding members.

Collection: Archive Collection
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Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Alpha Phis! Poem, c. May 24, 1939

This poem, likely written for the 1939 CU Day, invites Alpha Phis to take part in a rope pull competition.

Collection: Beta Gamma Chapter Scrapbook Collection
Date: May 24th, 1939

I Will Never Marry a Man Transcribed Poem

Collection: Archive Collection
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I Will Remember Poem

Founder Martha Foote Crow wrote this poem.

Collection: Archive Collection
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Jones, Akin, Glasco, Emerine, and Blickendorfer Poem, c. 1920s

This document includes brief poems written for Alice Jones, Grace Akin, Grace Glasco, Bess Emerine, and Madelaine Blickendorfer.

Collection: Beta Gamma Chapter Scrapbook Collection
Date: 1920 - 1929

Listen Dear Sisters Poem, c. 1924-1932

This poem functions as an invitation to a housewarming party.

Collection: Beta Gamma Chapter Scrapbook Collection
Date: 1924 - 1932

On Becoming a New Initiate Poem, 1981

This poem describes different reasons to join Alpha Phi Fraternity.

Collection: Theta Chapter Scrapbook Collection
Date: 1981

Rowe, Mcfadzean, Kiley, Carter, and Daly Poem, c. 1920s

This document includes brief poems written for Eunice Rowe, Jean McFadzean, Jeanette Kiley, Marion Carter, and Margaret Daly.

Collection: Beta Gamma Chapter Scrapbook Collection
Date: 1920 - 1929

Sisterhood Framed Poem

This framed poem was a gift to Delta Mu Chapter from Elizabeth Graham Belden, the first house mother of the chapter. A letter explaining her donation is also part of the collection.

Collection: Delta Mu Chapter Image Collection
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The Staudbys of Alpha Phi

This original Alpha Phi poem focuses on several Eta Chapter members.

Collection: Archive Collection
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There Was a Young Lady Named Lou Poem

This satirical poem makes jokes about several members of Beta Gamma Chapter.

Collection: Beta Gamma Chapter Archive Collection
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To the Silent Chapter Poem, November 18, 1933

Eta Chapter alumni Edith Mayberry adapts Douglas Malloch's poem to be about the silent chapter and loosing Alpha Phi friends.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Nov 18th, 1933