Sister Greeting Handshake
- Informant info
- Junior sorority member at Dartmouth College
- Type of lore (verbal, material or customary), Genre, Subgenre
- Customary
- Language
- English
- Country of Origin
- United States
- Social / Cultural Context
- This handshake is performed at meetings and often when sisters see each other around campus
- Informant’s comments
- The handshake is very tough to describe. What we do is we interlock our two bottom fingers with a sister and it creates a K with the interlock fingers to represent our sorority. This has been a longstanding handshake for our sorority and each new member learns it when they accept their bid to the sorority
- Collector’s comments
- The specific sorority is anonymous to in order to protect the sorority traditions and the informant identity