Alpha Tau Omega - Zeta Sigma Chapter, Hamline University

Alpha Tau Omega - Zeta Sigma Chapter, Hamline University A reunion site for Hamline University's ATO Fraternity. In 1965, Phi Delta became affiliated with the national fraternity, Alpha Tau Omega.

PHI DELTA (later Alpha Tau Omega)
A local social fraternity founded on June 6, 1911, Phi Delta had its first house on Hewitt Avenue. Beginning in 1921, Phi Delta members lived in the shadow of the Hamline Methodist Church and across from Manor House at 1500 Capitol Avenue (now Englewood Avenue). During World War II, the house was sold to Hamline U for $1 and the fraternity's activities were suspen

ded, but the chapter reorganized in 1946. Installation ceremonies for the Zeta Sigma chapter took place on May 1, 1965. ALPHA TAU OMEGA (previously Phi Delta)
The Zeta Sigma chapter of Alpha Tau Omega, the successor to Phi Delta fraternity, was installed on May 1, 1965. The chapter was committed to campus and community service. It occupied the former Phi Delta house at 1500 Englewood Avenue. Alpha Tau Omega at Hamline disbanded in the fall of 1998. ALPHA TAU OMEGA LITTLE SISTERS

Alpha Tau Omega Little Sisters was a society of women allied with the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. Primarily social, the group also worked with the fraternity on such service projects as the Red Cross Bloodmobile. It existed from 1972 through 1989.

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Saint Paul, MN
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