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1890-1983
Selected the Delta Motto
Member of the Repertory Playhouse Associates of New York
Actress
Directed “Days of Our Youth” which set the stage for Sidney Poitier and Harry Belafonte
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Born in Illinois
Constant supporter of Alpha activities and projects
Studied French and Spanish
Was the French and Spanish Corresponding Secretary in Chi Town
Helped Alpha Nu Chapter purchase a sorority house @ University of Illinois
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1893-1984
Born in Columbus, Ga
Custodian of the Alpha Chapter
1st Black Social Worker with the NYC & New York County Charities
6 kids
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1890-
Social Studies teacher
Retired from New York School System
Charter member of the Queens (NY) Alumnae Chapter
Inquiries in The Delta
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Only Bl person in Montrose High School
Graduated Summa cum laude and offered 4 yr scholarship to Colorado College
@ 92 (1981) led 10,000 Delta in march down DC to commemorate Founder’s march
100th bday, mayor and governor of Washington issued proclamation in her honor
Enthusiasm for life
Worked with YWCA and was Charter Member of Christian Friends for Racial Equality
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1891-1976
One of 2 seniors in Crisis Magazine
Teacher in San Antonio TX
Moved to CA to do background music for movies and TV
Business College at night while working as security officer
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“demure, lovely and lovable”
Considered most brilliant girl in the class
Married Frank Coleman, a Founder of Omega Psi Phi
Valedictorian
Class presidents
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Omega Omega 1948
Recording Secretary of the Alpha Chapter
Texan
Key in the integrating Galveston public schools
@ her death, Galveston recognized her contributions by a display in the Texas Cultural Archives
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Omega Omega: 1972
Helped establish YWCA for Black women in Dallas
Director of the Emergency Relief Stations for Blacks in her hometown
Charter member of Dallas Alumnae Chapter
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Omega Omega: 1978
First President
Master’s in Speech From Northwestern University (IL)
Active in NAACP
Active in National Council for Negro Women
1963, co-chaired Golden Anniversary, addressed by President Kennedy***DST, the only Bl women’s organization that Kennedy addressed
Involved in Alpha Phi Literary Society
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No office, but constant supporter
Music teacher in Washington School System
Did not marry
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President and national treasurer of the National Association of Colored Women
Served as Dean of Girls at the Black High School in Raleigh, NC
Helped Establish Raleigh Alumnae Chapter
Appointed to Scholarship Board in 22nd Congressional District
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Omega Omega: 1963
National treasurer of Alpha Chapter
Taught in AL, SC, PA
Musician--Wrote Echoes & Souls with 40 of her compositions
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Omega Omega 1960
Four of her five daughters became Deltas
Active in Baltimore Alum Chapter
Baltimore branch of National Association of College Women
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(1892-1993)
Last Surviving Founder
1st Bl graduate of Washingtonville HS 1910
Taught in IL, NJ, NYC
Married Clarence W. Richardson--Alpha member
Honored in Poughkeepsie NY, honored by Alumnae Ch for 90th bday
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First Founder to enter Omega Omega Chapter
Won awards as dramatic reader
Married to Rev James E Rose
Died Feb 17, 1919
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(1888-1981)
Magna Cum Laude from Howard
MA at Teacher’s College of Columbia
Ph.D English Language and Lit from U. Penn (only Founder to pursue Ph.D)
Did not marry
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Participated in various Civil Rts Organizations
Presented First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt at Mt Zion AME Church
Prez William H Taft presented diploma to her graduating class
Collected elephants
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Teacher for more than 30 yrs
2nd career as dramatic performer
Was forced to defy her family who forbade her from marching in the sorority’s first activity bc she was the tallest and had to hold the banner
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Omega Omega 1971
Wrote In the Valley of the Poor abt poor Southern Blacks
Strong Supporter of Alpha Chapter activities
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1891-1967
Accomplished linguist (German, French, Greek, Latin)
Developed constitution and by laws
Ceremony for inducting Honorary Members
Designed sorority pin
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Recording Secretary of Alpha
Taught at Claflin College in SC
MA in Biblical Literature from Oberlin
Moved to Youngstown OH After graduation
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