Greek letter societies
Found in 452 Collections and/or Records:
Organizations - Fraternities Photo, 1951-1998
Contains black and white images, negatives and contact sheets of images relating to fraternities. Many of the images are undated.
Outstanding Pledges Plaque: Colo Beta - Sigma Phi Epsilon, 1950-1957
Wooden plaque with cut corners and a chrome plate attached, with filigre on the corners. Inscription: ''Colo Beta -- Sigma Phi Epsilon - Outstanding Pledges'' Below that in a column: Al Rose 1950 Warren Jeffrey 1951 Jack Humphrey 1952 Special Award Donald Whyte 1953 Ben Cox 1953 Vernon Tate 1954 Richard Dahl 1955 Robert Herbst 1956 Steve Dickson 1957
Panhellenic Council Records
Contains records of the Panhellenic Council, governing body for sororities at University of Denver.
Phi Alpha Literary Society
Collection contains the records of the Phi Alpha Literary Society established on University of Denver campus in 1881 and active at least through 1924. Records includes meeting minutes, a book of reports and memorabilia items through 1910. Phi Alpha Literary Society also maintained a member library, a catalogue of which is contained in this collection.
Phi Beta Kappa (Gamma of CO Chapter) Records
Phi Delta Phi (Brewer Inn) Records
Collection contains materials from the Brewer Inn (the organization's word for chapters) for Phi Delta Phi, international legal honor society. The Brewer Inn has been active at University of Denver from 1902.
Phi Lambda Upsilon (Kappa Chapter) Records
Collections contains the records for the Kappa Chapter of Phi Lambda Upsilon, National Honorary Chemical Society, at University of Denver.
Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity, 1936 June
Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity, 1934 May
A group of young men pose together on the steps of an unidentified building with a dog, their mascot named Dochess. Top row left to right, Reiwitz, Lewin, and Janowitz. Next to top row left to right Edward Pringle, Berger, Schwartz, Edward Mellicker, and Richard Saliman. Bottom row left to right Friedland, Harry A. Frumess, Dochess, Hyman Chester, Milton Morris, Philip Hornbein, and Louis Dubin.