The league established chapters in more than 17 states and had over 50,000 members by the summer of 1971.
There were many efforts in the beginning years to establish chapters at other schools.
Three more chapters were established on other campuses across the state of California.
By the Convention of 1852, seven chapters had been established and were thriving.
During the 1870s a local chapter of the Freemasons was established.
A second chapter was established in 1999 and is still active and strong.
The first chapters in elementary and junior high schools were established last February.
Additional collegiate chapters were established and all members met at a convention.
In 1913 a second chapter was established at Penn State.
After the initial meeting, delegates returned to their home territories to establish local chapters.
