Gamma Phi Beta Ideals

Gamma Phi Beta Guide for Pledges, June 1965

This new member manual provides the basics of Gamma Phi Beta identity, explaining the ideals of the sorority, its founding, and symbols. It also explains the chapters of Gamma Phi Beta and the fraternity system at large.

Lake Placid Convention Speech, 1924

Frances Elizabeth Haven Moss (Syracuse) writes about the ideals of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, which have now endured for 50 years. This speech is mentioned in a note, also in the collection.

GPB Songs Love Labor Learning Loyalty Cassette Tape

This cassette tape contains a recording of a song about Gamma Phi Beta's values.

Dear Lord, As We Leave These Four Walls Prayer

Judith A. Manley (Syracuse) writes about the values and virtues that Gamma Phi Betas ought to keep as they graduate from college.

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.

Founders' Day at Omicron, 1945

Ruth Farewell Keefer Mathews (Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) honors the founders of Gamma Phi Beta, remembering their admirable qualities.

What Is Gamma Phi Beta Cassette Tape

This cassette tape explains each quadrant of Gamma Phi Beta, including their plan, organization, implementation, and feedback to help members reach the highest ideal of womanhood and promote that idea to the public.