Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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1 .og1...i A , ta , ', 1 ll . rtlll 1 lt 5 L E' - ' l ., P li-' I xiii' aa psalms. HE foundation of T1-IE Psi UPSILON took place at Union College in 1833, the original group of members being eight undergrad- 15 x :il I 51 L, .tit ill t l 4 il l W ii i' 4 l li' I si Il A , 'w i I , l F31 i ' X N I iii it 5. ,. .- P -1- 1 i lt., '5ir'ii llflu l lid!!! ,nuvlfl . ,.,.,., -iiiql-I W1 t mig- ' 1 f 2i:i ' . 1 . 1 lg In gt' , ll 7 ' if ll +4 , 1 12 1 1... J -I Av. uates of the classes of 1836 and 1837, of whom the following five are 1- N ' still living:-the Rev. SAMUEL GOODALE tFremont, Neb.l, the Hon. 83.353, S4-ERLING G. HADLEY QVVatei-loo, N. YJ, Dr. CHARLES W. HARVEY ' 5, ,, , fBuft'alo, N. YJ, the Hon. EDWARD MARTINDALE fNew York Cityl, 'Q i L ,113 and Mr. GEORGE W. TUT'r1.EfBinghamton, N. Vg The Fraternity , J K was greatly strengthened, in its earlier years, 'by the sterling charac- ter of its members in the classes of 1837 and 1838, of whom two . K 1 especially, the late Hon. JOSEPH W. GOTT and the Hon. WILLIAM ' ll ,gil TAYLOR fMiddletown, N. YJ, greatly contributed to the proper de- ii-15 iffli velopment of the new organization. Its growth was rapid, ten chap- ff' . W ,', ters having been established at the anniversary of its first decade in if 'lt' 1843. The chapters were instituted in the following order:-1833, N 'H the Theta, at Union College 3 1836, the Beta at Yale Cellege g 1840, 'I I i n 1 the biglzzrz at Brown University g 1841, the Gamma at Amherst Col- 7 Y legeg 1842 the Zeia at Dartmouth College, and the Lambzia at the 1 College of the City of New York g I843, the Ifappzz at Bowdoin Col- iii list lege, the Pri at Hamilton College and the Xi at Wesleyan University: 'gift ' 1851, the Alyifuz at Harvard Collegeg 1858, the Upsilon at the Univer- il 'fy in ity of Rochester: 1860, the Iam at Kenyon College g 1865, the Phi at the University of Michigan 5 1868, the Omega at the University of ' I , I U. U Chicagog 1875, the Pi at Syracuse Universityg 1876, the Chi at Cor- ll' if nell University. The Fraternity has no inactive or dead Chapters ' illl: -a fact which is to be ascribed to the cautious conservatism that has ,ir generally influenced its action in considering applications for Chapter ii, l I Charters. Annual Conventions of the Chapters have been held since I jf l . 1836, these general rellnions taking place with the Chapters in the - I' 7: i?,1.j,g. order of their establishment. Since 1869 the administrative affairs s' '- A ',.'u:3 ' . .. i . E?'i'-' i A ' iff'-1 ' ,. -V .- - ----:, - - .L I J g . Y ,.Lp5,+:4',. '. V I, .. ::,,.'.3:,5,g:lu,,,5v.A!. ,-A A, --g, 1 ll . I. L!