Northwestern University Dental School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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DELTA JIGMA DELTA ETA CHAPTER Colors-Light Blue and Garnet. Fratres in Facultate G. V. BLACK, M..D., D. D. S., SC. D., LL. D. A. H.APECK, M. D., D. D. S. ' Aj. H. PROTHTERO, D. D. S. ' T. L. GILMER, M- D-, D- D 5 E. NOYES, D. D. S. ' F. B. NOYES, A. M. D D S Demonstrators 1. W. BIRKLAND, D. D. S. A. C. LATOUCHE, D..D. S. W. P. JOHNSON, D D S G. B. MACFARLANE, D. D. S. F. VV. GETHRO, D. D. S. W. T. HUMPHREY, D D S R. W. PARKER, D. D. S. ' R. L. MCINTOSH, D. D. S. N. SANDBLOM, D D F. W. PARKER, D. D. S. M. G. SNYDER, D. D. S. 4 C. H. CONVERSE, D D S Officers E. E. CORPLE, Grand Master C. S. MILLER, Worthy Master L. I. SCHNEIDER, Scribe H. E. LATCHAM, Treasurer O., L. WHITSON, Tyler I A. E. SCHNEIDER, Senior Page 1. G. SPALDING, junior Page E. S. BALES, H1StOr1an E. E. Copfm. CHAS. MILLER. L. J. SCHNEIDER A. E. SCHNEIDER j. G. SPALDING H. E. LATCHAM O. L. VVHITSON P. R. COPPLE F. L. CUMMINS I. C. CORBETT CHAS. R. BAKER L. H. BACON E. S. BALES L. C. BALLOU 1. DRYDEN CHAS. DAVIS H. C. DEWEY P. M. DUPUY D. M. FAGG Members W. FRANK CHAS. FOSTER I. P. HAYES GEO. O. GOODMAN CHAS. KRAMER GEO. KENNEDY F W. MCCALLUNI E. C. MOORE E. MAGINNIS GEO. MACK VV. H. REID W. F. RICHARDS G. PACKARD MJ A. LEDBETTER R. E. SHANKS F. T. SLOAN G. L. 'IXRISTRAM W. A. rr!-IOMAS S. G. 'UGLOXV 2.12 I. 1. VVELCHER 1. C. FLEMMING BRADLEY NICPMLENNAMY MATHEYXVS NUNN POLIN' NELSON STOFFEL SWEIGERT STRAUSS SMITH GRIFFITH RUNNER H. REDMOND MU RPHY NV M. XvEIR L. G. PIERCE C. S. IQEICHERT

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.399JUQUJJJJZJQVQVJQUQUHJUJHdyddyezairiyddddddddy BRIEF -HISTORY OF DELTA SIGMA DELTA FFF?WFWW2?Wi?Fi?FFWFFFWWFFFFFWWFWFFWFWW F'6? 'e'DZ T first Weeks of college life are, perhaps, the most . ing, interesting, if not the most important, of a student's career, for he then takes an inventory-if We may hcmoyhiulg use the Word-of his classmates, forming friendships and establishing connections which may 'make or mar him, not only during the few years of his college course, but through life. Fortunate, indeed, is he who realizes this, and doubly fortunate is the man who comes under the influence of men guided and inspired by the high ideals o-f a fraternal organization. ' ln November, 1882, five students at the University of Michigan banded t-ogether for the purpose of instruction, and amuse-ment. These social and ,instructive meetings were continued throughout the Winter, thereby drawing closer the bo-nds of friendship, until, o-ne memorable evening early in March of the following year, while the five were returning from their usual daily walk to the postoflice, one of the party suggested the fo-rmation of a Greek letter fraternity. The proposition was well received and a meeting was held the fol- lovving evening, in a low-ceiled, upper front roomy a typical students' den, at the time. Here was born the first dental fraternity, Delta Sigma Delta. ' . Steps Were soon taken to draft a constitution and by-laws, but the first efforts in this direction were somewhat crude. The first constitution, really deserving the name was drafted February 3, 1884. This was the fo-undation of our present constitution and by-laws. 241

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