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1955 National Convention Signature Book
This book holds the signatures of attendees to the 1955 National Convention in White Sulpher Springs, West Virginia. The first page is inscribed by the National Council and is organized by role.
Alpha Nu News, July 1987
This newsletter from Alpha Nu (University of Missouri) chapter includes articles about spring recruitment, chapter house renovations, Greek Week and the extracurricular activities of members. Also included are alumnae updates and a photo...
The Convention Transcript of Alpha Chi Omega, Vol. 17, No. 1, June 26, 1960
This convention newsletter provides articles about various convention events, as well as general interest articles regarding the new Fraternity headquarters and the death of Founder Nellie Gamble Childe (Alpha, DePauw University). The ne...
Sunlight Sheet Music, 1942
This copy of sheet music for "Sunlight," a study written for piano students by Alpha Chi Omega Founder Estelle Leonard (Alpha, DePauw University), includes her signature on the front.
DePauw Day Keychain, Golden Ticket, 1985 National Convention
DePauw Day was a special excursion during the Centennial Celebration, the 44th National Convention. With more than 1,700 attendees, members had to be led in groups so everyone could enjoy the experience. This keychain was supplied in the...
Securing Our Futures: Yours and Alpha Chi Omega's, 1992
This publication discusses the options for generating charitable gifts to the Alpha Chi Omega Foundation. It also includes a photograph of Ellen Little Vanden Brink (Alpha, DePauw University), Bonnie House Andrews (Alpha Beta, Purdue Uni...
Nellie Childe to Hannah Keenan Letter, April 19, 1953
Founder Nellie Gamble Childe (Alpha, DePauw University) writes to Hannah Keenan (Alpha, DePauw University) about the new Alpha Chi songbook she recently received and laments that she cannot attend the upcoming national convention because...
Hotel Tuller Postcard, 1910
Postcard from Hotel Tuller's gift shop, the site of the 1910 National Convention in Detroit, Michigan.
