University of Michigan Law School - Quad Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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immunities phl 061m phi Kent Inn, founded in Ann Arbor in 1869, was the mother Chapter 01 the International Legal Fraternity 01 Phi Delta Phi, the First professional fraternity in America. The founders were John M. Howard, Arthur M. Monticth; and john B. Clcland; Judge Thomas M. Cooley was the lirst honorary member. At present, national membership is 41,421. phl Alpha Delta Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity was founded in 1902, the outgrowth of Lambda Epsilon Fraternity, which had been or- ganized in 1898 by a group 01' students from the Chicago College of Law and Kent College of Law. Campbell Chapter was installed at the University of Michigan in 1905. At: present, there are seventy active chapters, and thirty-six alumni chapters. 061m theta phl Delta Theta Phi was founded in 1913. Christiancy Senate was installed at the University of Michigan in 1912, within one of the three law fraternities which were later consolidated into Delta Theta Phi. National membership is 25,000, with eighty- two student and thirty-onc alumni scnates. Christiancy Senate has an active membership of one hundred eight. tau epsuon Rho Tau Epsilon Rho was founded nationally in 1924 at 11'Cstcm Reserve University. Epsilon Chapter. at the University of Michi- gan was founded in 1926. At present, there are twenty chapters throughout the country. til irly-Me

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FRONT ROW Ueft to righQ: Black, D.; Leeds, H.; Osgood, D.; Van Eenenaam. BACK ROXV: Moore, B.; McDermott, J.: Bcrherian, A.; Rogers, 1.; Entenmann, D.; Helfenbcin, J.; Hunt, A.; Tomion, J tnot presenQ . The Ann Arbor Surf-Board-Riding and Mountain-Climbing Society is a traditional organization of law students who enjoy singing. The date of its birth is unknown, but with the exception of the War years it has very successfully carried out its fundamental purpose: that of finding a satisfactory diversion from the study of law. The Psurfs is not a iitop hat and tails organization, but is rather a very informal singing group whose repertoire ranges from songs we like to sing to songs we like to sinv : occasionally it fits in one the audience likes to hear. The membership is generally limited to 11 members, this year being an exception with a membership of 13. There are also 13 directors, although one of the members is nominally the leader. This democracy is said to promote informality. It strives to live up to its motto: HCompared to the Psurfs, the XVhiffenpoofs are definitely passe. th z'rly-four

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AIPHI DELTA PHI ; Penn. V. Sutherland, F. Buhr, R. Baker, R. McCormick, S. .. FIRST ROW deft t0 rightJ: H. Leeds, C. Rclyea, R. Nichclolf, W'cinhcrger, XV. Chaffnnl, R. Cary, J. Dixon, D. Preston, N. F, Reruns. P, Kassebaum, F. Cory, J. Van Fencnnzlm. N. Parker. Flannigzm, J. Ricker, F. Mallcnder, R. Entcnmann, D. Stubhs, JECOND ROW: J. King, J. Miller. G. McKcan, A. Hunt Jpr . D. Williams, C. Cory. identlx, XV. MacKay, R. Ralclifl', J. McDermolt, R. Fiske, 'l'. FOURTH ROXV: RA Young. D. Miller, J. Patrick, J. Rogers, Wilson, R. Daanc. G. Cook, V. Hatch, R. Kent, P. Gartland, W. Randall, J. Staples, THIRD ROXV: D. Steiner, R. Goodman, J. Muir. J. Reickcr, J. G. Siege, H. Clcminshaw.