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Alpha Zeta Records
SDSU-Archives UA 035.18 · Records · 1919-1982

The Alpha Zeta Records document the history and activities of the South Dakota Chapter of Alpha Zeta, an honorary agricultural fraternity established at South Dakota State College in 1924. The collection encompasses extensive correspondence related to the chapter’s formation, including the original 1924 charter certificate, and various versions of local and national constitutions and by-laws. It contains newsletters, brochures, and publications such as the Alpha Zeta Newsletter (1948–1960), Prairie Winds alumni newsletters (1980s), and reports from national biennial conclaves dating from 1929 to 1966.

Included are comprehensive reports from the South Dakota Chapter to the national fraternity spanning 1931 to 1987, such as monthly meeting minutes, semester membership and initiate reports, and officer reports. The collection also preserves local materials: pledge and new member manuals, membership directories, examination records, songs, awards certificates, and memorabilia like banners and scrapbooks.

Photographic materials consist of loose color and black-and-white photos documenting initiations, social events, awards ceremonies, and group portraits from the late 20th century. Membership cards, both individual and blank, dating from 1924 onward are also part of the collection.

This archival resource provides a rich and detailed record of the chapter’s evolution, its members, and its role within agricultural education and leadership development over nearly a century.

This collection is a resource for the study of agricultural education, student leadership development, and fraternal organizations at South Dakota State University and nationally. It offers valuable insights into the social, academic, and community-oriented functions of Alpha Zeta as a prominent agricultural fraternity. The records reflect the local chapter’s commitment to fostering agricultural leadership, academic excellence, and service, documenting its growth, challenges, and community involvement through multiple decades.

Alpha Zeta
Althoff, A.
US Koch-Wrestling WRST-Index-People-A-WRST-Alt · Index · 1996-1999
Part of Jim Koch Amateur Wrestling Index

South Dakota State University wrestler
Weight class: 150 lbs., 158 lbs. 165 lbs.

Althoff, Nate
US Koch-Wrestling WRST-Index-People-A-WRST-Alt · Index · 2005, 2018
Part of Jim Koch Amateur Wrestling Index

Watertown, SD
South Dakota State University wrestler
Weight classes: 165 lbs., 174l bs., 184 lbs.

Altrusa - 2008 [CD-ROM]
SDSU-Archives MA 016-MA 16: B06-MA 16: B06-F19 · Folder · 2008
Part of Altrusa International. District Seven Records

Contains MS Excel spreadsheets for: 2007-2008 General [budget]; 2007-2008 Service [budget]; dues FY08; Feb Report 2; Apr Report 2; Ledger Acct 229504; Ledger Acct 229555; and WGD & H&H 2003 to -. Also includes in MS Word: Altrusa labels; Letterhead; Letterhead - dues notice; and Treasurer

SDSU-Archives MA 016 · Records · 1956-2017

The Altrusa Records collection documents the activities of Altrusa International District Seven and the Altrusa International Club of Brookings, South Dakota, from 1956 to 2017. The materials include administrative, financial, and event records that reflect the organization’s leadership, service projects, and regional conferences. The collection contains minutes, reports, treasurer’s records, correspondence, membership lists, strategic plans, bylaws, handbooks, and administrative files. A significant portion of the collection consists of materials from annual District Seven Conferences and Presidents’ Workshops held from 1956 to 1995, including programs, reports, banquet menus, and minutes. Also included are records of local Brookings club activities such as the Literacy Lunch, Harvest and Harmony, Wild Game Dinner, Bridge Marathon, and mini-grant programs. The collection documents the organization’s community service efforts, literacy initiatives, and regional leadership development within Altrusa International.

This collection provides documentation of Altrusa International District Seven and the Brookings club’s community engagement, leadership development, and literacy advocacy efforts in the upper Midwest. It illustrates the role of a women’s service organization in promoting education, philanthropy, and civic participation from the mid-twentieth century into the early twenty-first century.

Altrusa International