Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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-all-J ' 3?tf:5f!i7Tf'iEfTH f h U ' 1 'Wt'F12-tf.f:4.:2rriI-I1-'Z1'2f2ffirzsrruzfi s. Qui alba ella FO.UNDED AT WASHINGTON AND JEFFERS Pi Iota . - - Iota Mu . - - Nu Deuteron . - Upsilon .... Omega . - - Nu Epsilon . - Theta Psi . . Kappa Nu . . Alpha . . . Beta . . . Delta . . Xi ....... Pi ........ Epsilon Deuteron . Sigma Deuteron . Beta Chi . ' .... Gamma Phi . . Beta Mu . . Epsilon .... Omicron .... Beta Deuteron . . Delta Deuteron . . Zeta Deuteron . . Rho Chi .... Eta ....... Sigma ...... Theta Deuteron . Lambda Deuteron Omicron Deuteron Rho Deuteron . . Alpha Phi .... Zeta .... Lambda . Tau ...... Psi ....... Alpha Deuteron . . Gamma Deuteron Mu Sigma . . . Nu ....... Kappa Tau . . Pi Deuteron . Zeta Phi . . . Delta Xi .... Lambda Sigma . ON COLLEGE,1848 COLORS: Royal Purple ' MM- ACTIVE CHAPTERS . . . , . . . Worcester Polytechnic Institute. . . Mass. Institute of Technology. Yale University. College City of New York. Columbia College. University of the City of N. Y. Colgate University. Cornell University. Washington and Jefferson. University of Pennsylvania. Bucknell University. 'Pennsylvania College. . . Allegheny College. Muhlenberg College. . . Lafayette College. Lehigh University. Pennsylvania State College. .Iohns Hopkins University. University of North Carolina. University of Virginia. . . Roanoke College. Hampden-Sidney College. . Washington and Lee University. . . Richmond College. . . Marietta College. . . Wittenberg College. . Ohio Wesleyan University. . . Denison University. . Ohio State University. . . Wooster University. . . University of lNIichigan. . . . Indiana State University. . . DePauw University. .. . Hanover College. . . Vifabash College. . . Illinois VVesleyan University. . . Knox College. . . University of Minnesota. . . Bethel College. . . University of Tennessee. . . University of Kansas. . . VV111. Jewell College. . . University of California. . Leland Stanford, Jr., University GRADUATE CHAPTERS Delta .... Chattanooga, Tenn. Epsilon . . . . Columbus, O Zeta ' Kfuisas CNY, MO- Eid -.-. . . Cleveland. O Theta .... Williamsport, Pa. Delta Club . . . New York City SOuthern Alumni Association .... Baltimore, lNlarvland. 13 . W- ,

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RW emma Glfa Omicron 'Dzutzron Chapter ESTABUSHED MARCH 251878 FRATRES IN FACULTATE C- NEWTON BROWN, GEO. B. KAUFFMAN. F. W. SPERR, W. B. VIETS. FRATRES IN ooLn.ecano '93 A. AMOS SERVA, ARTHUR W. '1uxYLoR. '94 s EDWARD W. CUNNINGHAM. M. T. XVESTUN. D. XV. DAVIDSON. '95 GUX T. IVIEEK. KVM. IC. SARXWIR. SANFORD B. BELDEN. ICDXVARD L. I'I'I.XSI'1. A. NENVTON XVILCOX, IIICRMAN II. XX'HI.l . I THADDEITS C. DUNLAP. '96 V NIORTIMER XY. I,AXYIQY'1NCE CLARENCE XV. XX ITHOF 1 . X LAW SCHOOL CI-IAS. XVARREN. A. L. ANDREXVS. 17 CH AS. STUl'1 1 P1R

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,Blu amma ella WSTOVQ - xg THE Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta was founded at Q ' Jefferson College, May, 1848. As 111a11y of the students were from the South, the first efforts at fraternity extension were naturally in that direction, but in a few years the names of several leading colleges of the Northern States could be found on its chapter roll. The war blotted out several of the Southern Chapters, and while some of these have never been revived, the diamond is Well represented at the most prominent insitutions of the South. - By a policy of conservative extension Phi Gamma Delta has provided a home for herself in forty-seven of the Colleges and Universities, from Massachusetts to California, and as far South as Tennessee. Seven graduate chapters have also been established. Catalogues of the fraternity were issued in 1864, 1865, 1870, and 18783 another and very complete one is nearly ready for publication. The first song book appeared at Easton, Pa., in 1886, and will be followed by another in a fevv months. The Phi Gamma Delta Quarterly, published forthe fra- ternity, by F. C. Howe, at Baltimore, Md., takes rank with the leading fraternity publications. General conventions are held each year. The last one, on Cctober 26 and 28, 1892, at Philadelphia, was one of the most enthusiastic and largely attended in fraternity history. 19