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Zeta Tau
Epsilon sorority was founded during the summer of 1991 by 14 individuals.
The purposes of the organization as stated in the constitution was as
follows...”to encourage in its members social unity, enduring friendship,
worthwhile ideals, leadership, academic achievement and community service.
It will exist to develop the character of each member so that she will
show in all of her relationships, sincerity, honesty, sympathy, a sense of
humor, fair play and justice. We support our educational goals, the
community in which we live and we support each other with a sense of
sisterhood and friendship. The organization will exist for the purpose of
unifying women of good moral character and good academic standing for
mutual help, friendship and leadership.”
Those individuals who founded Zeta Tau Epsilon were: |
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 | Michele Brill |
| Michelle Dahlke |
| Tracy Dickfoss |
| Denise DuBey |
| Jen Geyer |
| Lisa Groth |
| Lorie Haberman |
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| Joni Haley |
| Michelle Krienitz |
| Amy Leiby |
| Melissa Murawski |
| Jennifer Neitzel |
| Paula Pesch |
| Libby Schultz |
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Some of
these ladies had been a part of the auxiliary group of Sigma Pi fraternity
called “The Little Sisters of Sigma Pi”, some were friends who met through
their classes at UW-Oshkosh and others knew each other from their
childhood. Regardless of how they met, these individuals found in
each other, a common bond of friendship.
Along with the constitution and by-laws, these individuals developed the
sorority crest, the motto of Friendship, Love and Loyalty, and all of the
symbols for the sorority.
The first ZTE house was located at 1207 High Avenue and housed the
following sisters: |
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1st Floor |
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2nd Floor: |
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| Ronda Black |
| Michelle Dahlke |
| Paula Pesch |
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| Jen Erke |
| Amy Leiby |
| Stacy Rader |
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ZTE eventually merged with
another local sorority in 1997 to form Kappa Zeta Tau. On November
22, 1997 the sisters were issued a national charter as the Kappa Lambda
chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha thus ending the existence of the local sorority
known as Zeta Tau Epsilon.
This site is dedicated to ALL sisters of ZTE. It is a place to come to
reminisce, share memories and reconnect with each other. |
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