Alpha Sigma Phi Undergraduates - Delta Gamma Chapter Camarines Norte

Alpha Sigma Phi Undergraduates - Delta Gamma Chapter Camarines Norte This is the official page of Alpha Sigma Phi- Delta gamma Chapter Camarines Norte.

✅Service
✅Leadership and;
✅Loyalty

"TO BETTER THE MAN"

Happy Birthday Brod Kagawad Arlan Flores  🎉Wishing you more birthdays to come and good health always as you pursue your ...
28/04/2026

Happy Birthday Brod Kagawad Arlan Flores 🎉

Wishing you more birthdays to come and good health always as you pursue your public service ♥️

Congratulations brother Kyle William Mago 🎉You're now a degree holder! We, your brothers and sisters are so proud of you...
22/04/2026

Congratulations brother Kyle William Mago 🎉

You're now a degree holder! We, your brothers and sisters are so proud of you! CLVEN!

Happy 24th birthday to our former Undergraduate Grand Chancellor Brother Benedict Nabus Hansol 🎉We thank God for having ...
17/04/2026

Happy 24th birthday to our former Undergraduate Grand Chancellor Brother Benedict Nabus Hansol 🎉

We thank God for having you as our brother, CLVEN!

More birthdays to come! 🥳

Happy Birthday brod Nerhu Zaratar  🎉Thank you very much for your unwavering support in our organization ♥️.Sail on!
16/04/2026

Happy Birthday brod Nerhu Zaratar 🎉

Thank you very much for your unwavering support in our organization ♥️.

Sail on!

Happy birthday Sis Ruby Ulat 🎉 Thank you for your unconditional support in our beloved Alpha Sigma Phi- especially here ...
16/04/2026

Happy birthday Sis Ruby Ulat 🎉

Thank you for your unconditional support in our beloved Alpha Sigma Phi- especially here in our very own Delta Gamma Chapter Camarines Norte. We thank God for your existence as we have you as our Sister ♥️.

We are looking for RUSHEE who wants to be part of Alpha Sigma Phi Undergraduates - Delta Gamma Chapter Camarines Norte 👀...
27/03/2026

We are looking for RUSHEE who wants to be part of Alpha Sigma Phi Undergraduates - Delta Gamma Chapter Camarines Norte 👀

📌 QUALIFICATIONS:

✨ Must be currently enrolled in any of the 4-year courses in College ( Present your registration form or updated certificate of enrollment.)
✨ Must be willing to serve the community and the entire Alpha Sigma phi organization
✨ Must be willing to be a "BETTER MAN"

📌 ORIENTATION:
Sunday, March 29, 2026
At Barangay Del Rosario, Mercedes, Camarines Norte.
Call time: 5:30 pm. Start: 6:00pm

"SERVICE, LOYALTY AND LEADERSHIP".


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WHO IS HE?Stephen Ormsby Rhea (One of the founders of Alpha Sigma Phi way back in 1845) was born in 1825 on his family p...
27/03/2026

WHO IS HE?

Stephen Ormsby Rhea (One of the founders of Alpha Sigma Phi way back in 1845) was born in 1825 on his family plantation, Blackacres, located 35 miles north of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. His family was well established in the area and had gained a position of influence in the community. His grandfather and father were able to amass enough land and fortunes for Ormsby and his brother to be financially secure for the rest of their lives.

As a young child, Ormsby was educated on his plantation by several of the best tutors in the Louisiana area. This very formal private education gave him an austere of almost royal presence in the opinion of some of his friends. Louis Manigault often called him Sir Ormsby.

In order to continue his formal education, Ormsby entered St. Paul's College on Long Island in 1842 where he met another southern gentleman who he seemed to have much in common with, Louis Manigault. Ormsby did not decide to attend Yale College until after Manigault convinced him to come.

Rhea remained at Yale only six months after the founding of Alpha Sigma Phi, but stayed in New Haven a few months taking instruction from tutors. During breaks from studying, he devoted his free time to the cultivation of the Fraternity.

Rhea returned to Blackacres in 1846 to run the plantation. Blackacres made it through the Civil War, but like many plantations in the South, it suffered from the War and Reconstruction. Rhea spent the rest of his life rebuilding and maintaining it. He had married and had a son, but his wife passed away on the eve of the Civil War. His son was sent to Virginia where he was reared by relatives.

During Manigault's world travels, Rhea kept in touch with him about the Fraternity and informed Louis on his return from China that Alpha Sigma Phi had become quite successful during the 1850s. Rhea and Manigault continued to correspond up to the Civil War and had planned to exchange long visits.

Rhea entered Omega Chapter in 1873 and was buried in a family plot near Clinton, Louisiana. His son returned to Louisiana for the funeral, but left the area and nothing more is known of him. The Rhea burial plot was disturbed or relocated to accommodate fatalities of a fever epidemic in the late nineteenth century, and its precise location was lost by 1920 and has not been relocated. There is no known photograph of Stephen Ormsby Rhea.

Source: (Alphasigofficialwebsite)

WHO IS HE? Horace Spangler Weiser (One of the international founders of Alpha Sigma Phi way back in 1845), great-great-g...
27/03/2026

WHO IS HE?

Horace Spangler Weiser (One of the international founders of Alpha Sigma Phi way back in 1845), great-great-grandson of John Conrad Weiser, emigrated from Germany to New York in 1710. He settled in western Berks County, Pennsylvania where he learned the languages of local Native Americans and was a leader in negotiations between settlers and Native Americans. He served as a judge in Berks County from 1752 until his death in 1760. His homestead west of Reading is maintained as a state monument.

Horace was the fourth child in a family of 14 children. His father was a merchant and attorney in York, Pennsylvania. Both Horace and his brother, Erastus Hay Weiser, attended Yale. Horace's studies were directed toward preparation for the Law. Initially, he was reluctant to become involved with the founding of Alpha Sigma Phi, but was convinced by Louis Manigault and later viewed as one of the three founders of the new organization.

Weiser's poor health forced him to leave Yale in 1847 and return home to York. While recuperating, Weiser kept in contact with the affairs of Alpha Chapter, in part because of his brother's involvement, and he corresponded with Manigault concerning developments at Yale. He recovered sufficiently and returned to Yale in 1850, but his health again forced him to leave college without graduating. He read law in Pennsylvania, but became dissatisfied and moved to Decorah, Iowa where he operated a land office and subsequently organized the Winneshiek County Bank. The bank is still in existence today. In 1859, he married Louise Amy and they had three children.

With his move to Iowa, his correspondence with Manigault and the Alpha Chapter ceased. This cessation of communication, however, was not a matter of differences between the Founders. Indeed, in letters to others, Weiser commented upon his fond recollections of his days at Yale and the exciting times he had had there. Weiser died suddenly of an apoplectic stroke at the age of 48 on July 19, 1875 and is buried in a family plot in Decorah.

Source: https://alphasig.org/history

Who is he? Louis Manigault (One of the international founders of Alpha Sigma Phi 1845) was born in Paris, France, on Nov...
27/03/2026

Who is he?

Louis Manigault (One of the international founders of Alpha Sigma Phi 1845) was born in Paris, France, on November 21, 1828, while his mother and father were visiting their ancestral homeland. He descended from French Huguenots who fled La Rochelle, France, because of religious persecution with the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685. The Manigaults immigrated to South Carolina where they became very prosperous in the occupations of planting, trading, and merchandising.

The Manigault Family and Louis' maternal ancestors, the Heywards, were among the wealthiest American families in the years from the Revolution to the Civil War. Several of the Charleston, South Carolina homes of the Manigaults and Heywards of this era are now preserved and open to the public.

Because of the extreme wealth of the Manigault Family in Charleston, South Carolina nearly every male member received a European education and took many tours and trips overseas. In 1843, Louis began his preparatory school career at Saint Paul's College in Long Island, New York, where he met and became close friends with a fellow student, Steven Ormsby Rhea. In 1845, Louis entered Yale College where his brother had graduated. He stayed there only two years, although he was characterized as being a strong student who worked hard and enjoyed his studies. Louis left Yale in August 1847, to accompany his older brother on a trip to Europe. One of Louis's greatest regrets, however, was not graduating from Yale. In his diary he wrote:

"The termination at Yale College of my career without graduating from that institution has been a source of much regret to me during my life. I had just reached the period in my studies where a greater degree of pleasure would be attached to them than during my freshman and sophomore years. Could I have received my diploma first and then gone to Europe, this is what I have often thought would have been my best plan."

In 1855, Louis took over running the family rice plantation, Gowrie, near Savannah, Georgia. Frequent travels back and forth to Charleston enabled the Manigaults to be a part of and contribute to the culture of the upper class societies of both Savannah and Charleston.

During the Civil War, Manigault served the South as a special investigator of military operations in the field as an assistant to the Surgeon General. The Manigault family fortune, their commercial enterprises, and Louis' plantation at Gowrie were ruined by the war. At the end of the war, Louis returned to Charleston where he unsuccessfully attempted to repair the war damage to Gowrie. He died in Charleston at age 71, on November 29, 1899.

Source: https://alphasig.org/history

Happy Birthday brod Oging 🎉
15/03/2026

Happy Birthday brod Oging 🎉

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