The Creed of ZTA
The Founding Of ZTA
Symbols
Areas Of Sisterhood
Zeta's Founders
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To realize that within our grasp, in Zeta Tau Alpha, lies the opportunity to learn those things which will ever...

...enrich and ennoble our lives

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On what day was Zeta Tau Alpha founded on?

October 15, 1898

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What is the shape of the pledge pin?

Carpenter Square

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Revolves around doing fun things together and always having someone to do something with.

Shared Social Experiences

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Who was Zeta Tau Alpha's first President?

Maud Jones

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To find satisfaction in...

...being, rather than seeming

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What was the original name of the school in which Zeta  Tau Alpha was founded in?

State Female Normal School

200

Only initiated members may use this in any manner, which is dignified and in good taste.

Coat of Arms

200

"Sisters are always there for you"

Support and Encouragement 

200

Who raised prize-winning hunting dogs and made a scientific study of breeding chickens?

Helen May Crafford

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To seek understanding that...

...we might gain true wisdom

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What are the names of the two brothers that helped guide the girls?

Plummer Jones and Giles Mebane Smith

300

The National President wears this as a symbol of her office at all official Zeta functions. Ex. International Convention

The purple of the fraternity 

300

A connection that goes beyond friendship.

Belonging

300

Who avoided having their picture taken, because her hair turned gray shortly after graduating college?

Della Lewis Hundley

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Striving ever to make our lives...

...a symphony of high ideals

400

The temporary name was?

"???"

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All Zeta's that have been members of the Fraternity for 50 or more years may wear this pin.

White Violet Pin

400

Holding others to high standards based upon shared expectations.

Accountability 

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Who was so popular that she had pictures of herself in the men's colleges yearbooks?

Alice Bland Coleman

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Who wrote the creed of Zeta Tau Alpha?

Shirley Kreasan Strout

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The founders of ZTA took a year to research what?

Greek love

500

A turquoise and silver crown with a white violet embossed upon it represents the...

Mother's Pin

500

Highest level of sisterhood; understands the "bigger purpose"

Common Purpose

500

Who loved horses and organized a women's riding club in Richmond, Virginia?

Alice Grey Welsh

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