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The Gladys F. Benge Scrapbook houses a scrapbook from Gladys F. Benge, a Whitman College student who graduated in 1928. The material provides insight into student life at the time.

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The Delta Delta Delta Records detail the history of the Whitman College Theta Omicron chapter of the national sorority, which operated on campus from 1923 to 2005. These records contain scrapbooks, photographs, and academic files. These records, which date from 1923 through 2005, also house the administrative records of a Whitman College sorority.

Abstract Allan Krieg was a professional photographer who graduated from Whitman College in 1950 and went on to become a staff photographer for the Walla WAlla Union-Bulletin and a publicist for Union Pacific Railroad. During his time as a student at Whitman College, he served as the unoffical campus photographer, documenting campus events and people for the administration, the yearbook, the student newspaper, the Alumni Office, and Greek organizations. This...

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The Eula Ledgerwood Papers contain materials related to the student life of Eula Ledgerwood, a Whitman College alumna. These papers, which span from 1920 through 1923, consist of a scrapbook, dance souvenirs, and booklets.

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John Cushing (J.C.) Lyman, class of ‘09, served on the Board of Trustees for many years. The J.C. Lyman papers contain ephemera, photographs, and correspondence from his time as a student at Whitman College. It also includes a file from the Alumni Office that features biographical information about Lyman.

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The collection contains dance cards from various campus organization events from 1952 to 1956.

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The David and Sally Storm papers are dated circa 1942 to 2000, and contain materials related to the Storms' time as students at Whitman College.

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The national fraternity, Beta Theta Pi, established the Whitman College Gamma Zeta chapter in 1914, and it has been a part of campus Greek life ever since. This collection consists of general records, publications, news articles, scrapbooks, ledgers, song books and manuals related to the social fraternity.

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The Alpha Eta chapter of the Delta Gamma national sorority was established at Whitman in 1916. This collection consists of memoranda, news articles, photographs, memorabilia, scrapbooks, and other records related to the sorority.

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Delta Tau Delta colonized Whitman in 1948 and continuously operated until declining recruitment yields led to its dissolution in 1994. The Delta Tau Delta collection contains records and memorabilia related to the Delta Rho chapter of the fraternity.