Quick Facts

Archonette Song
The Archonettes Can!

Archonette Motto
Sharing with and caring for Those Less Fortunate than Ourselves

Archonette Flower
The forget-me-not

Amicettes Motto
We Serve Others Because We Care!

Pearlette Color
Baby Blue & White

Archonette National History

The first clubs were formed in the 1940’s under the names of Zetalites, Lullelia Phis, and IZ’s. These clubs were composed of young ladies between the ages 14-18 who are matriculating in senior high schools. In 1963, Houston’s Lambda Zeta Chapter organized a teenage group called the Archonettes. The name caught the attention of other national senior-high youth auxiliary. Archonettes engage in social educational, and community service activities. They also assist in the stork’s Nests operations and facilitate Zeta’s programs as needed. Currently, there are more than 100 Archonette groups.

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Amicette National History

The first clubs were formed in the 1950’s. They are composed of girls ages 9-13 who are matriculating in junior high schools. Amicettes strive for high ideals, demonstrate leadership qualities, and are willing to work as part of a group.

Pearlette National History

The Pearlettes were adopted by Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. as a national youth auxiliary during the 74th National Conference held in Orlando, Florida in July 1994. These girls, who are ages 4-8, assure the preservation of and broaden the sorority’s horizon.