Stevens Institute of Technology - Link Yearbook (Hoboken, NJ)

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'Miimi CEHH to l by the ltl0I1 of ill the llllefing alumni lder the conven- nonthly Jurnalsg 1 pages, lst, just l promi- United United Harlan ndiana. ng De diana 9 T, Cnt- nf Mis-'A ofN9'w 7 W will in - Nfll . 'use' 'iii IHC. Q! pbllfnf' ne1fStfl' I84I 1842 1345 1842 1850 1843 1853 1853 1847 1845 1854 1881 1873 1850 1845 1875 1875 1845 1876 1880 1860 1861 1879 1881 1866 1867 1868 1868 1869 1870 1872 1872 1873 1874 1878 1379 1379 1873 1874 1875 1879 ISSO 1841 I883 1884 Beta .... Gamma. Delta. . . Epsilon. Zeta .... Eta ..... Theta. . . Iota .... Kappa. . Lambda. Mu ..... I N11 Xi .... . Omicron.. . . . . . Pi Rnfif f f f Sigma .... .. . Tau .... Upsilon. Phi ..... Chi ..... Psi ..... Omega. . A pna 1 Q13 Ap. AQpQ1a A.. -pina .. na Ap' Alpha. . AQpna Eta .... Beta ...... .... Gamma ..... .... Delta ..... . . . Epsilon ..... . . . suse AQpQ1a Kappa' .... AQpna Lambda .... AQpna A ' 'l -p..1a Pi ..,. . Arpna Sigma. . A-pha Chi .... Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Alpha .... Beta .... Gamma. . Delta .... Zeta .... Eta ..... Kappa. . . Iota ..... Lambda. Nu ....... .... THE BOLT. ETA THETA P1. Western Reserve University Washington and Jefferson College De Pauw University. Centre College. Hampden Sidney College. Harvard University. Ohio Wesleyan University. Hanover College. Brown University. University of Michigan. Cumberland University. Union C,ollege. Randolph-Macon College. University of Virginia. Indiana University. ' Northwestern University. Stevens Institute of Technology Wabash College. Boston University. University of Pennsylvania Beloit College. Bethany College. University of California. Columbia College. Iowa State University. Wittenberg College. Westminster College. Iowa Wesleyan University. Denison University. Richmond College. University of Wooster. University of Kansas. University of Wisconsin. . . .... Dickinson College. . .... johns Hopkins University. Kenyon College. . .... University of Mississippi. . . .... Rutgers College. . .... Cornell University. . . . .St. Lawrence University. Maine State College. Madison University. Theta .... .... . .... Ohio University. . .... Amherst College. . . . .... Vanderbilt University.

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,O THE BOL T. ,U BETA Ti-TETA Pi. ,-,,..--- ,.., ,,4..,, TA P1 was founded july 4, 1839, at Miami University. It was destined to be- national, and immediately began to h ' ded b the establish chapters throughout the West and South. Thoug impe y Civil War, it continued prosperous until I879,WhC1'1,by the absorption of the Alpha Sigma Chi, BE and has since been increasing in size and influence, now numbering HE fraternity of BETA THE TA THETA P1 gained an important hold in the East, forty-nve active and fourteen alumni chapters. The government of the fraternity is principally in the hands of alumni officers, constituting a Board of Directors, regularly incorporated under the laws of the State of Ohio, and responsible to the annual national conven- tions.. The fraternity publications are, princip y, now in its 'eleventh year and the pioneer among college fraternity journals, all the Bam Tlzeicz Pi, a monthly the catalogues, of which the 1881 edition is a handsome volume of 4oo pages, illustrated by numerous steel engravings, and the Song Books, the last, just issued, containing all the songs and music of the fraternity. BETA THETA Pr is noted for the loyalty of its alumni. Among its promi- nent members are: judges Harlan, Wood and Matthews, of the United States Supreme Court, Schuyler Colfax, ex-Vice-President of the United States, United States Senators Latham and Booth, of California, Harlan and McDill, of Iowa, McDonald, Voorhees and Morton, of Indiana. Among Congressmen, Springer, of Illinois, Newberry, of Michigan, De Motte, of Indiana, Gratz Brown, of Missouri, john Coburn, of Indiana, Humphrey Marshall, of Kentucky, etc. Albert G. Porter and T. T. Crit- tenden, Governors of Indiana and Missouri ', ex-Governors Hardin, of Mis- souri, Matthews, of West Virginia, Harvey, of Wisconsin, Nance, of Ne- braska, Bennett, of Idaho, Latham, of California, Oliver P. Morton, of Indiana, and I-Ioadley, of Ohio. We would note among those eminent in educational and scientific circles: Dr. C. N. Sims, Chancellor of Syracuse University, Ormond Beatty, President of Centre College, A. D. Hepburn, President of Miami University, john Bascom, President of the University of Wisconsin, and W. T. Reid, President of the University of California, Professors Young, of Princeton , Kirkwood, of Wooster, Watson, of Michi- gan, Newberry and Price, of Columbia, Venable, of Virginia, Wood, of Stevens, Burgess, of Columbia, Safford, of Vanderbilt, etc. The Forty-fifth Annual Convention will be held at Cleveland, Ohio, August 28, 29 and 30, 1884.

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