Philadelphia Dental College - Class Book Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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THE PSI OMEGA BANJO AND MANDOLIN CLUB

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S. W. BOWLES Psi OIIIQQZI fl'dIQl'lIilV Eta Zhapter W LIST OF MEMBERS S. A. STUART SQNIOYS H. RICHARD ARENDS A. E. SEAL WII.LIAM W. NICCLARIN W. E. F. LANDERS, JR. GEORGE A. MARSHALL ROBERT B. POLLOCK FRANK 'SANIIERN JOHN A. REIDY THOMAS J. EGAN W. L. MCWILLIAMS , Juniors HENRY D. BEDFORD E. B. NEWALL SIDNEY V. VEGA j. V. ST. INIARTIN EDGAR D. CRAXVFORD SHELTON C. FREDERICK CHARLES F. WILIIUR O. L. DAVID MANSON BRAND CHARLES B. FICKERS H. L. CHANDLER RALPH freshmen ALFRED P. LEE l CHARLES N. REINIG YVILLING MACDONAIID D. ARTHUR CHAMPBELL MILTON S. WARREN 227 FRANK L. MANNING

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Xi PSi Pbi 'frdltrltilv Gamma Chapter Q Q Q Q Established 1894 il? A 'P' HE Xi Psi Phi Fraternity is purely a dental fraternity owing its origin to the University of Ann Arbor, M1Cl1lg' tn, where the mother chapter still exercises bm A supervision. The gradual organization of its several chapters in the principal centres of dental education throughout the States re- sulted, as a natural consequence, in a wide diffusion of its membership. The same magnetism which enables the Philadelphia Dental College to draw its students from the ends of the earth, attracted members of the Xi Psi Phi from other schools of dentistry, and so it happened that the Gamma Chapter, of the Philadelphia Dental College, was organized in the earlier months of the winter of 1894-95. A small band of charter members, with the interests of the fraternity at heart, took up the work and soon succeeded in creating that feeling of brotherly affection which should predominate among the members of every organization of a similar character, a feeling which the alumnus carries out into the world, and to which it is his wont to refer with pride and pleasure. Already the Alumni of the Gamma Chapter are scattered world-wide and may be found not only throughout the United States, but in every civilized country. By the death of the late Prof. james E. Garretson, this chapter lost a member who was always ready to impart words of counsel and advice. VVe deeply mourn his loss. It is with much regret and sorrow we note the death of Brother Williiig Vose the past winter. 229