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Original Verse and Drawing Photograph, 1974
The reverse of this photograph describes the significance of the verse and drawing created by Miriam Griffith Miller (Iowa State 1927).
Our Crescent! May It Always Be a Symbol of Fraternity Poem
This poem praises the Gamma Phi Beta symbols of the crescent, pink carnation, and lamp as guiding sources of idealism. This poem was given to seniors of Gamma Psi Chapter at the University of Northern Iowa.
Mildred Wallace to Betty Haverfield Letter, February 3, 1974
Mildred Elder Wallace (Iowa State) writes to Betty Ann Luker Haverfield (Missouri-Columbia) about the tradition that she has for graduating seniors in Iowa.
Presentation of Keepsake Gift to Gamma Psi Seniors From Waterloo, May 11, 1972
Mildred Elder Wallace (Iowa State) writes about the tradition of senior keepsakes for Gamma Psi Chapter in honor of Miriam Griffith Miller (Iowa State).
Betty Haverfield to Mildred Wallace Letter, February 17, 1974
Betty Ann Luker Haverfield (Missouri-Columbia) writes to Mildred Elder Wallace (Iowa State) to tell her that she is forwarding her letter to Mary Glendon Trussell (Northwestern).
Mary Trussell to Mrs. Wallace Letter, March 4, 1974
Mary Glendon Trussell (Northwestern) writes to Mildred Elder Wallace (Iowa State) about her plans for the item she donated to the Gamma Phi Beta archives.
