Ritual
Ritual Continued
AOII Founders
AOII Facts
Facts Continued
100

This is the Lamp...

the emblem of that highest virtue which our Fraternity bids us keep closest to our heart. "Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father which is in Heaven."

100

Pledge

I hereby solemnly swear always to cherish in my heart a feeling of fraternity and love for all who now are, or may ever be in time to come, sworn members of this Fraternity; to abide by all the regulations of the society now and forever; and never at any time, under any circumstances whatsoever, to break my bond with it or to divulge its secrets.

100

At which college was AOII founded?

Barnard College

100

On what date was Alpha Omicron Pi established? (month, day, year)?

January 2, 1987

100

What are the four pillars of AOII?

Live, Learn, Lead, and Serve

200

This is the Ladder

which recalls to us the ladder which Jacob saw ascending from Earth unto Heaven and typifies the seven cardinal virtues: Prudence, Humility, Chastity, Obedience, Faith, Hope, and Charity

200

Once More United

Once more united, Faith and friendship plighted, Join in entreating Peace to this our meeting. This hour of union, This space of sweet communion, Alpha, we give to thee. Let no intrusion Of the day's confusion Naught inharmonious Here come upon us. One light for guiding, One thought abiding, Thy name sweet charity. Ere our disbanding In thy shelter standing, Our pledges we renew, Alpha, thy work to do. Thy precepts to observe, Faithfully thee to serve, Alpha eternally.

Humming

200

Name the Founder who was an author of 17 books, owned an advertising agency, and served as the first National President and AOII Historian for life

Stella George Stern Perry

200

Name AOII's international philanthropy

Arthritis

200

There are multiple infinity symbols subtly intertwined in the Infinity Rose, recognizing the lifelong bond of friendship and membership in Alpha Omicron Pi. What do the Infinity Rose petals symbolize?

the Four Founders of AOII
The Four Principles in the Object of the Fraternity
the Four Pillars of the Fraternity: To live, learn, lead, and serve
The Four speeches and symbols found in ritual

300

This is the Rule

which teaches us to guide our own lives according to rule and line with self control and sweetness, while following toward others the Golden Rule of tolerance and judgement restrained by love.

300

Recite the motto in English and Greek

English: charity vaunteth not itself Greek: ah-gah-pay-oo- pair-pair-oo-e-tie

300

Founder who was a crusader for peace and human conditions, started the War Resisters League, and is the only founder to have earned a Pd.D. and have her own Wikipedia page

Jessie Wallace Hughan

300

What is the English translation for To Dragma (our Fraternity's magazine)?

The Sheaf

300

Name the fund that helps sisters in dire need with bills that are unrelated to Fraternity fees and housing

Ruby Fund

400

This is the sword

guarding our Constitution and Ritual, reminding us of those truly fraternal virtues, silence, and circumspection

400

Recite the password in English and Greek

English: friends rejoice greatly
Greek: Fee-lay, Meh-lah, Chi-ray

400

Name the Founder who was AOII National President during the Depression years and was the first International President, as she pioneered expansion into Canada

Elizabeth Heywood Wyman

400

Where is AOII's international headquarters located? (city and state)

Brentwood, TN

400

In addition to chapter specific scholarships, what is a scholarship awarded each year to qualified collegians and alumnae?

Diamond Jubilee Scholarship

500

The Grip

Fee-lay

Meh-lah

Chi-ray

500

Sub-Motto


English: trust and loyalty

500

Name the founder who graduated first in her class from New York University Law School and was the framer of AOII's Constitution and bylaws

Helen St. Clair Mullan

500

What is AOII's tagline

Inspire Ambition

500

object of the fraternity

The object of the Fraternity shall be to encourage a spirit of (1.) fraternity and (2.) love among its members; to stand at all times for (3.) character, (4.) dignity, (5.) scholarship, and (6.) college (7.) loyalty; to strive for and support the best (8.) interests of the colleges and universities in which chapters are installed; and in no way disregard, injure, or sacrifice those interests for the sake of prestige or (9.) advancement of the Fraternity or any of its (10.) chapters.