OMEGA PSI PHI HISTORY EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ Mother Pearl of Florida.
Answer: Nickname for the Theta Phi Chapter.
⩥ Brother W. W. Blocker.
Answer: First Basileus and initiator of Theta Phi.
⩥ Second initiation date.
Answer: Held on May 25, 1925.
⩥ Chapter Mission.
Answer: Focus on Negro history and community pride.
⩥ Regular meetings.
Answer: Discuss contributions of African Americans.
⩥ Memorial Day observance.
Answer: Honors late Brother Chas Young's achievements.
,⩥ Impact on Florida.
Answer: Emergence during Florida's growth period.
⩥ Membership Excellence.
Answer: Members are respected professionals in Jacksonville.
⩥ Brother F. M. Morton.
Answer: Keeper of Records and high school instructor.
⩥ Brother I. E. Williams.
Answer: Keeper of Seals, successful young physician.
⩥ Brother D. W. Perkins.
Answer: Keeper of Peace, prominent attorney.
⩥ Brothers J. E. Ford and E. J. Gregg.
Answer: Ministers and key contributors to chapter programs.
⩥ Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc.
Answer: Founded on November 17, 1911, at Howard University.
, ⩥ Core Principles.
Answer: Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance, and Uplift.
⩥ Key Motto.
Answer: "Friendship is Essential to the Soul."
⩥ Symbol of Omega Psi Phi.
Answer: Lamp of Knowledge.
⩥ Fraternity Colors.
Answer: Royal Purple and Old Gold.
⩥ National Headquarters.
Answer: Located at 3951 Snapfinger Parkway, Decatur, GA.
⩥ Dr. Ernest Everett Just.
Answer: Awarded Spingarn Medal by NAACP in 1915.
⩥ Professor Frank Charles Coleman.
Answer: Head of Physics Department at Howard University.
⩥ Dr. Oscar James Cooper.
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ Mother Pearl of Florida.
Answer: Nickname for the Theta Phi Chapter.
⩥ Brother W. W. Blocker.
Answer: First Basileus and initiator of Theta Phi.
⩥ Second initiation date.
Answer: Held on May 25, 1925.
⩥ Chapter Mission.
Answer: Focus on Negro history and community pride.
⩥ Regular meetings.
Answer: Discuss contributions of African Americans.
⩥ Memorial Day observance.
Answer: Honors late Brother Chas Young's achievements.
,⩥ Impact on Florida.
Answer: Emergence during Florida's growth period.
⩥ Membership Excellence.
Answer: Members are respected professionals in Jacksonville.
⩥ Brother F. M. Morton.
Answer: Keeper of Records and high school instructor.
⩥ Brother I. E. Williams.
Answer: Keeper of Seals, successful young physician.
⩥ Brother D. W. Perkins.
Answer: Keeper of Peace, prominent attorney.
⩥ Brothers J. E. Ford and E. J. Gregg.
Answer: Ministers and key contributors to chapter programs.
⩥ Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc.
Answer: Founded on November 17, 1911, at Howard University.
, ⩥ Core Principles.
Answer: Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance, and Uplift.
⩥ Key Motto.
Answer: "Friendship is Essential to the Soul."
⩥ Symbol of Omega Psi Phi.
Answer: Lamp of Knowledge.
⩥ Fraternity Colors.
Answer: Royal Purple and Old Gold.
⩥ National Headquarters.
Answer: Located at 3951 Snapfinger Parkway, Decatur, GA.
⩥ Dr. Ernest Everett Just.
Answer: Awarded Spingarn Medal by NAACP in 1915.
⩥ Professor Frank Charles Coleman.
Answer: Head of Physics Department at Howard University.
⩥ Dr. Oscar James Cooper.
