Founders Matching Worksheet

First President of Lambda Chapter
Assisted in the purchasing of Alpha Nu sorority house at the University of Illinois
Alpha chapter's fist custodian
Assisted in the creation of Queens Alumnae Chapter
At the age of 92 lead the reenactment of the women's sufferage march
Alpha chapter's first reporter
Married co-founder of Omega Psi Phi
Won equal wages for black teachers in Galveston Texas (Galveston School District)
First Sergant at Arms of Alpha Chapter; Assisted in the formation of graduate chapter in Dallas
Began as President of AKA and upon the formation of DST became it's 1st President of Alpha chapter
Most private of the founders
Active supporter of Delta and lobbied for DSTs particiation in the suffrage march
Alpha chapter's first Treasurer
Graduated from the first public black high school in the US
Involved in extreme activism; last surviving founder until her passing in 1993
Became a homemaker; first to enter Omega Omega Chapter in 1919
The only founder to obtain a PhD
Original collector of elephants
Marched despite parents objections because she was the tallest and had to hold the banner
Wrote "Valley of the Poor"
Selected the letters, wrote the constituton, and created the DST ritual.
Alpha chapter's first Recording Secretary