Sisters of Delta Delta Delta sorority, seated in front their house at 143 So. Willard St., the James W. Hickok, which the sorority bought in 1935. The 3 Delta letters can be seen above the lintel.
Sisters of Delta Delta Delta sorority (residence: 143 So. Willard St.). A similar photo (mcalB20F25i01) appears in the 1953 Ariel, the UVM student yearbook, on p.129.
Sisters of Delta Phi Epsilon sorority, who were active but not necessarily residents of a large house on or near campus. A similar photo (mcalB20F25i03) appears in the 1953 Ariel, the UVM student yearbook, on p.130.
Sisters of Delta Phi Epsilon sorority, who were active but not necessarily residents of a large house on or near campus. A similar photo (mcalB20F25i03) appears in the 1953 Ariel, the UVM student yearbook, on p.130.
Sisters of Delta Phi Epsilon sorority, who were active but not necessarily residents of a large house. This photo appears in the 1953 Ariel, the UVM student yearbook, on p.130.
Sisters of Gamma Phi Beta (residence: 381 Main St., a house built for Burlington banker Joel H. Gates). A similar photo appears in the 1953 Ariel, the UVM student yearbook, on p. 132.
Sisters of Gamma Phi Beta (residence: 381 Main St., a house built for Burlington banker Joel H. Gates). This photo appears in the 1953 Ariel, the UVM student yearbook, on p. 132.
Sisters of Gamma Phi Beta (residence: 381 Main St., a house built for Burlington banker Joel H. Gates). A similar photo appears in the 1953 Ariel, the UVM student yearbook, on p. 132.
Sisters of Kappa Alpha Theta, relaxing in the library of their chapter house at 215 So. Prospect St., Burlington, Vt. (The house was built in 1900 for lawyer Charles T. Barney and later owned by the Catholic diocese as a residence for Bishop Joseph J. Rice.) Kappa Alpha Theta was the first... Show moreSisters of Kappa Alpha Theta, relaxing in the library of their chapter house at 215 So. Prospect St., Burlington, Vt. (The house was built in 1900 for lawyer Charles T. Barney and later owned by the Catholic diocese as a residence for Bishop Joseph J. Rice.) Kappa Alpha Theta was the first sorority to have a chapter at UVM (1881). Show less
Sisters of Kappa Alpha Theta. (Chapter house at 215 So. Prospect St., Burlington, Vt. The house was built in 1900 for lawyer Charles T. Barney and later owned by the Catholic diocese as a residence for Bishop Joseph J. Rice.) Kappa Alpha Theta was the first sorority to have a chapter at UVM (1881... Show moreSisters of Kappa Alpha Theta. (Chapter house at 215 So. Prospect St., Burlington, Vt. The house was built in 1900 for lawyer Charles T. Barney and later owned by the Catholic diocese as a residence for Bishop Joseph J. Rice.) Kappa Alpha Theta was the first sorority to have a chapter at UVM (1881). A similar photo appears in the 1953 Ariel, the UVM student yearbook, on p.133. Show less
Sisters of Kappa Alpha Theta in their chapter house at 215 So. Prospect St., Burlington, Vt. (The house was built in 1900 for lawyer Charles T. Barney and later owned by the Catholic diocese as a residence for Bishop Joseph J. Rice.) Kappa Alpha Theta was the first sorority to have a chapter at... Show moreSisters of Kappa Alpha Theta in their chapter house at 215 So. Prospect St., Burlington, Vt. (The house was built in 1900 for lawyer Charles T. Barney and later owned by the Catholic diocese as a residence for Bishop Joseph J. Rice.) Kappa Alpha Theta was the first sorority to have a chapter at UVM (1881). Show less
