Cap and Scroll, the Women's Honor Society, began in 1923. The purpose of the organization is to recognize a student's college spirit as demonstrated through activities and scholarship. Membership is limited to senior women. In the 1924 Artemisia, it was listed as Athenades.

This collection consists of a small binder which has typed copies of the constitution, by-laws, and initiation procedures of the organization. In addition, each woman signed her name in the book. Also included is a Cap and Scroll pin, with the Greek letters AOH, Alpha Theta Eta.

For preservation reasons, the binder was removed and placed into a separate envelope.

During the annual induction of members, the records may be removed from the Archives for use during the ceremony.

University Archives

Please direct questions to James Bantin
Updated August 15, 2008