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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Alpha Phi Poem, 1897

Gordon W. Hoyt wrote this Alpha Phi poem in honor of the Fraternity's 25th anniversary.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: 1897

Alpha Phi Poems Booklet, c. 1890s

This booklet features eight original Alpha Phi poems written by members of Alpha and Delta Chapters.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: 1890 - 1899

Alpha Phi: Memorabilia Scrapbook, Page 9

This page features a photograph of Founder Clara Bradley and a poem written by her.

Collection: Archive Collection
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Eleanor Avery Alpha Phi Notebook, 1890s

Eleanor Avery Griffiths' Alpha Chapter notebook features the lyrics to several Alpha Phi songs. The notebook also includes drawings of sorority crests, lists of active collegiate chapters, and lists of Alpha Chapter members.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: 1890 - 1899

Eta Chapter Charter Members Poem

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

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Letters From Alpha Phi's Omicron Chapter Scrapbook, Page 34

This scrapbook page features a letter from Omicron Chapter alumna Marjorie Coe Waters describing her family and career since graduation. The page also includes an Alpha Phi poem.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: 1942 - 1944

New Member Binder, Page 4

This binder page features the table of contents.

Collection: Theta Chapter Archive Collection
Date: 2002

New Member Binder, Page 9

This binder page features an anonymously written Alpha Phi Poem.

Collection: Theta Chapter Archive Collection
Date: 2002

Old Girls and Days of 72 Transcribed Essay, October 11, 1912

In celebration of the Fraternity's 40th anniversary, Founder Clara Sittser Williams recalls the early days of Alpha Phi and her memories of the other founders. The original handwritten version of this essay is also available in the collection.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Oct 11th, 1912

Old Girls and Days of 72, October 11, 1912

In celebration of the Fraternity's 40th anniversary, Founder Clara Sittser Williams recalls the early days of Alpha Phi and her memories of the other founders. A transcribed version of this essay is also available in the collection.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Oct 11th, 1912

The Staudbys of Alpha Phi

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

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Theta Chapter Leopard Print Scrapbook, Page 23

This scrapbook page features an Alpha Phi poem written by Dianne Falbe Willet.

Collection: Theta Chapter Scrapbook Collection
Date: 2000

Thirty-Fourth Annual Reunion Banquet: Alpha of Alpha Phi Program, June 7, 1907

This program for the 1907 Alpha Chapter Reunion Banquet features the menu, an Alpha Phi poem, a list of toasts, and lyrics to several Alpha Phi songs.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Jun 7th, 1907

Thirty-Fourth Annual Reunion Banquet: Alpha of Alpha Phi Program, June 7, 1907

This program for the 1907 Alpha Chapter Reunion Banquet features the menu, an Alpha Phi poem, a list of toasts, and lyrics to several Alpha Phi songs.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Jun 7th, 1907

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

Two Alpha Phi Poems

These two Alpha Phi poems are written by Emmons Harvey Sanford, husband of International President Jennie Thorburn Sanford.

Collection: Archive Collection
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Zeta Alpha Chapter of Alpha Phi: Fifth Year Anniversary, c. April 1981

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Apr 1981