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Noah W. Gray,
66 Willard A. Kingsley, B. S.,
66 Aaron V. McAlvay,
David R. Murray,
66 Rollin J. Reeves, C. E.,
66 Cornelius A. Gower, A. B.,
" m Isaac W. Heysinger,
Francis A. Hoffman, Jr., LL. B.,
66 Louis P. Judson, C. E.,
66 Thomas Parker, Jr.,
66 *John G. Pearce,
66 * Leander W. Pilcher,
Isaac M. Weston,
" ¿ Frank W. Merrick, LL. B.,
66 *Benjamin F. Stage, LL. B.,
Robert L. Warren, LL. B.,
'67 *John O. Andrews, B. S.,
Daniel G. Cash, LL. B.,
66 J. Monroe Darnell, B. S.,
George E. Smith,
'66 l William R. Bates,
*Egbert Bogardus,
66 Daniel Satterthwaite, A. B.,
66 George W. Hunt,
*John P. Swan,
66 Homer L. Wright,
'68 *Arthur A. Abbott,
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68 Richard B. Robinson,
66 William A. Underwood,
Sam H. DuShane, LL. B. '81,
69 / *Russell H. Bishop, LL. B.,
66 John A. Green, Jr., A. B.,
66
*Julian M. Case,
66 Charles S. Mitchell, Ph. B.,
66 Gordon N. Chipman,
Charles T. Brace, A. B.,
66 Henry G. Hull,
Robert P. Clarke,
66 Joel S. Kelsey,
William S. Davis, LL. B.,
66 John B. Moore,
66 Frank A. Foster,
*Harry D. Standart,
66
Charles H. Hutchins,
*Sherman S. Avery,
Addison Morgan, M. D., William H. Scudder, Jr., LL. B.,
'70 66 Frank Emerick,
William G. Howard,
'82 Frank E. Baker, A. B.,
Marshall L. Howell, LL. B.,
66
Clark Olds, B. S.,
DeForest Kendall,
66
Lloyd Selby,
66 *Wallace Massie,
66 *Charles M. Underwood,
Thornton W. Sargent, A. B.,
66 Frank H. Van Cleve, Henry G. Sherrard, A. B.,
Elroy McK. Avery, Ph. B., *Emir J. Coon,
'83 James W. Harsha,
Leavitt K. Merrill, A. B.,
66 John Eisenmann, C. E.,
66
Ralph Metcalf, A. B.,
66
Roy R. Hathaway,
Arthur T. Packard, A. B.,
66 *Morton W. Latson, A. B.,
66
John T. Winship, A. B.,
66
*Edward C. Smith,
66 Frank F. Wormwood,
66 Clarence H. Walker,
'84 Harry F. Forbes, B. S.,
'74 66
*Charles T. Burton, LL. B. '72, John E. Ensign, B. S., *William L. Otis,
'85 Seward L. Merriam,
66 John S. Richardson, B. S.,
66 Henry T. Thurber, A. B.,
m Miles H. Clark, M. D.,
'75 Frank H. Culver, Ph. B.,
Frank D. Jenks,
66 Lawrence A. McLouth, A. B.,
66
*Harry H. Francis, LL. B., *L. Wells Keller,
John E. Mills,
66 Myron W. Mills, B. L.,
66 Jerome C. Knowlton, A. B., William S. Mears,
'88
Wait Talcott,
George J. Waggoner, M. D.,
66 *Burton B. Campbell, B. S.,
Frank W. Chase, LL. B.,
66 *William P. Morgan,
66 Louis H. Evans,
66 Arthur D. Welton,
66 Lester H. Strawn, C. E.,
Melvin L. Wines, M. D.,
'77 Charles A. Bosworth, A. B.,
David B. Hempstead, A. B.,
66 R. Byron Cardwell,
66 Pomeroy Ladue, B. S.,
Willis R. Roberts, Ph. B.,
66 Harry R. Seager, Ph. B.,
66 Austin E. Wing,
66 Frederic L. Smith, Ph. B.,
'78 *John H. Black,
66 Ashley J. Vantine,
66 Charles M. Daugherty, A. B.,
'91 Follett W. Bull,
66 Rufus C. Thayer, Ph. B.,
" p Lucius W. Moody, Ph. C.,
Henry E. Candler, B. S.,
66 Stuart D. Walling, A. B.,
66 George H. Wyman, Jr.,
66 - Harry C. Reiner,
'79 W. Burton Alderson,
66 *William Livingston Axford, Ph.B.,'93
Paul M. Day, Ph. B.,
₱ *Robert F. Mull, Ph. C.,
66 Henry H. Denham, B. S.,
66 Richard T. Robinson,
Walter A. Forbes,
'80 l William Lamond Axford, LL. B., " p Carlyle E. Latta,
'80 John M. Brewer, A. B.,
John G. Brooks,
66 William W. Lowrey,
66 Harry Dewar,
" ¿ Frederic G. Ingersoll, LL. B.,
66 Thaddeus H. Walker, M. D.,
,92 66 George G. Prentis, B. L.,
Frederic L. Sherwin, Ph. B.,
66
* Arthur McD. Ransom,
66 *Ralph Kuechler,
66 Edward C. Pitkin,
'86 Henry S. Tibbits, A. B.,
'87 Thomas J. Ballinger, Ph. B.,
'76 Ben T. Cable, B. S.,
'89 Willis J. Beckley, Ph. B.,
66 Frank W. Hawks, Ph. B.,
H. Clark Ford, B. S.,
66 *Robert D. Stephens, M. D. '83,
'71 66 Joseph H. Cowell, M., D.,
Edmond H. Barmore,
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'93 William S. Miller, B. S.,
'97
Raymond C. Turck,
". / Hiram Powers, LL. B.,
66
Arthur B. Turner,
66 Charles W. Stratton, Ph. B.,
66 Roland D. Whitman, A. B.,
'94 Thomas L. Chadbourne, Jr.,
'98 Don A. Baxter,
Clarence N. Church,
66 Albert J. Bradner,
Marion T. Hyatt,
Lewis W. McCandless,
66 Walter L. Maas,
66 Schuyler S. Olds, Jr.,
Frank W. Pine, A. B.,
66 Paul M. Pilcher,
66 George T. Tremble, Ph. B.,
66
George C. Stone,
'95 Josiah W. Begole, Jr.,
66
Lewis H. Bridgman,
'99 Edgar N. Church,
66
George V. D. Candler,
William A. Comstock,
66 Rex R. Case, LL. B. '94,
66
William A. Gilchrist,
66 Clark C. Hyatt,
66
Robert Grinnell,
66 Benjamin F. McLouth, B. S.,
66
Robert W. Norrington,
66 John A. Stevens,
66 Walter S. Penfield,
,
96 James H. Bement, Ph. R.,
66 1 Allan Greeley,
66 Harry M. Sedgwick,
66 Herbert W. Landon,
POI Clarence W. Aird,
66 Harry S. McAlvay,
Frank H. Bement,
66 Lloyd C. Whitman, A. B.,
66 Lewis Buckingham,
'97
Edwin J. Bement, Ph. B.,
Matthew Davison, Jr.,
Marquis B. Eaton,
66 Eugene Field, Jr.,
66 Arthur E. Maas,
66 Harry H. Hughson,
Alexander F. Maitland,
60
David W. Mills,
m Harry A. Newkirk,
John L. Pierce,
66
p Walter Scotten,
60
Eugene W. Scott,
66 Benjamin R. B. Townsend,
66 William M. Swan,
66 Sidney B. Tremble, B. L.,
66 Harold E. Zook.
The following Zetes, students in our professional schools, are not enrolled in the Xi Chapter:
'77 m Albion A. Andrews, M. D.,
'84 / Preston W. Charles, LL. B.,
'82 p Henry A. Fairbank,
" h Charles Hawley.
'83 / Howard Hovey,
66 Walter R. Seavey,
'00 Bret Nottingham,
66
William T. Phillips,
66 Thomas L. Robinson,
66 Captain Frank Merrill,
Dwight J. Turner,
Psi Upsilon owes its origin to seven undergraduates of Union College by whom it was founded on the 24th of November, 1833. Four of the founders are still living. The society is chiefly indebted for the rapidity and success of its early extension to the Hon. William E. Robin- son, Yale, '41, recently deceased. This is pecu- liarly an Eastern order; it has steadfastly refused Y to start branches in the South, and has selected from the Western institutions those only which are most closely associated with the colleges of New BADGE OF PSI UPSILON. England and New York. The names, colleges, and birth-dates of the twenty-two chapters are as follow: Theta, Unión, 1833; Delta, New York, 1837; Beta, Yale, 1839; Sigma, Brown, 1840; Gamma, Amherst, 1841; Zeta, Dart- mouth, 1842; Lambda, Columbia, 1842; Kappa, Bowdoin, 1843; Psi,
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Hamilton, 1843; Xi, Wesleyan, 1843; Alpha, Harvard, 1850-57, 1870-72; Upsilon, Rochester, 1858; Iota, Kenyon, 1860; Phi, Mich- igan, 1864; Omega, Chicago, 1869-86, 1897; Pi, Syracuse, 1875; Chi, Cornell, 1876; Beta Beta, Trinity, 1880; Eta, Lehigh, 1884; Tau, Pennsylvania, 1891; Mu, Minnesota, 1891; and Rho, Wiscon- sin, 1896. All of the branches are in active operation except the Alpha at Harvard, which was discontinued because of the predom- inance of local clubs, and which the society has declined to revive. Garnet and gold are the fraternity colors. Buildings are owned by all of the twenty-one active chapters excepting those at New York, Dartmouth, Columbia, Bowdoin, Chicago, and Minnesota. Fully four-fifths of the members re- side in the Northern States from Maine to Minnesota, the alumni representation in each of the chief cities of that region being very large. Among those who were members of Psi Upsilon during their T college lives elsewhere than at Mich- igan the following may be named: the late Chester A. Arthur, Presi- dent of the United States; William C. Whitney, formerly secretary of JALA the Navy; the late Amos T. Aker-
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man, Attorney-General of the United States; Frederick W. Sew- ARMS OF PSI UPSILON. ard, sometime Assistant-Secretary of State; Samuel. G. Arnold, Charles H. Bell, Orris S. Ferry, William P. Frye, Joseph R. Hawley, Anthony Higgins, James W. Patterson, and George P. Wetmore, all United States Senators; Galusha A. Grow, formerly Speaker of the National House of Representatives; the late Benjamin F. Prescott, Governor of New Hampshire; Daniel H. Chamberlain, Ex-Governor of South Carolina; Andrew D. White, Ambassador to the German Empire; the late William W. Phelps, Minister to Austria; the late Eugene Schuyler, Minister to Greece; Walbridge A. Field, Charles B. Andrews, Charles Doe, Thomas Durfee, and Franklin J. Dick- man, Chief Justices respectively of the Supreme Courts of Massa- chusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Ohio; the Federal Circuit Judges Hugh L. Bond, LeBaron B. Colt, Walter H. Sanborn, and Willam H. Taft; Chauncey M. Depew,
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recently President of the New York Central Railroad; Alexander Agassiz, President of the Calumet & Hecla Mining Company; the late Joseph W. Harper, the head of the firm of Harper Brothers; the Protestant Episcopal Bishops, Chauncey B. Brewster of Con- necticut, J. H. H. Brown of Fond du Lac, Thomas F. Davies of' Michigan, Abiel Leonard of Utah, A. N. Littlejohn of Long Island, I. L. Nicholson of Wisconsin, William S. Perry of Iowa, George F. Seymour of Springfield, J. F. Spalding of Colorado, Ethelbert Talbot of Central Pennsylvania, E. S. Thomas of Kansas, O. W. Whitaker of Pennsylvania, and G. Mott Williams of Marquette; Willard F. Mallalieu, Bishop of the M. E. Church; Dr. Morgan Dix, Rector of Trinity Church, New York; the Rev. Charles H. Parkhurst, of New York; the authors, Edmund Clarence Stedman, Charles Dudley Warner, William Allen Butler, James DeMille, Horatio Alger, Jr., and Poultney Bigelow; the college presidents, William J. Tucker of Dartmouth, Austin Scott of Rutgers, James B. Angell of Michigan, George E. Reed of Dickinson, James G. K. McClure of Lake Forest, Julian H. Seelye (formerly) of Amherst, and Charles E. Aiken (formerly) of Union; James O. Murray, Dean of Princeton University; William W. Goodwin, Professor of Greek at Harvard; and Henry S. Carhart, Francis W. Kelsey, George W. Patterson, Jr., and the late George S. Mor- ris, of the Faculty of our University. Phi, the Michigan branch of Psi Upsilon, and the oldest but one of the five Western chapters of the fra- ternity, secured its charter in 1864, after ten years had been spent in persuading the society to place our T University upon its roll of colleges. The fourteen charter-members com- prised the entire undergraduate membership, one man excepted, of a society which had been es- tablished in the University nine- teen years before. One member of the new chapter was initiated ARMS OF PHI OF PSI UPSILON. December 9, 1864, and the rest of the undergraduate petitioners were admitted January 26, 1865. Associated with the students in the change of fraternal relations were alumni of several classes prior to 1865. The chapter has had a full delegation in every class since its origin, and has graduated
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at least three men from the literary department at every Commence- ment. In 1875 a chosen body of alumni was incorporated under the laws of the state, and in 1879-80 the chapter house at the cor- ner of State Street and South University Avenue was built upon ground which had been purchased in the summer of 1878. In the latter part of 1892 the building was reconstructed and greatly enlarged. Among the 378 members of the local chapter are the following: O. M. Barnes, '50, of Lansing; the late Professor James C. Watson, '57; Charles Kendall Adams, '61, President of the University of Wisconsin; Jonas H. McGowan, '61, sometime Regent and also Representative in Congress; Martin L. D'Ooge, '62, Professor of Greek in the University; Circuit Judge Orville W. Coolidge, '63; Dr. Henry M. Hurd, '63, Superintendent of the Johns Hopkins University Hospital; Schuyler Grant, '64, of De- troit; William H. Barnes, '65, formerly of the Supreme Court of Arizona; Henry W. Hubbard, '66, Treasurer of the American Missionary Association; Albert M. Henry, '67, of Detroit; George L. Maris, '67, Principal of the George School, Newton, Pa .; Pro- fessor Williard B. Rising, '67, of the University of California; Francis A. Blackburn, '68, Associate Professor of English in the University of Chicago; Oliver H. Dean, '68, of the Kansas City bar; Mark W. Harrington, '68, recently President of the Univer- sity of Washington; H. H. C. Miller, '68, of the Chicago Bar; Edward L. Walter, '68, Professor of the Romance Languages in our University; Lawrence Maxwell, Jr., '74, of Cincinnati, re- cently Solicitor-General of the United States; Charles H. Aldrich, '75, of Chicago, formerly Solicitor-General; Dr. W. D. Miller, the well known dental surgeon of Berlin; the late S. V. R. Trow- bridge, '76, Attorney-General of Michigan; Frederick L. Bliss, '77, Principal of the Detroit High School; Charles M. Gayley, '78, Professor of the English language and Literature in the Uni- versity of California; George W. Knight, '78, Professor of History in the Ohio State University; Edward M. Brown, '80, Professor of the English Language and Literature in the University of Cin- cinnati; Benjamin L. D'Ooge, '81, Professor in the State Normal School; Dr. John J. Abel, '83, Professor in John Hopkins Univer- sity; Louis M. Dennis, '85, Associate Professor of Chemistry in Cornell University; and Dean C. Worcester, '89, Assistant Profes- sor of Zoology in our University. Upon the University baseball nine the Phi of Psi Upsilon has had these representatives: E. W. Gale, '68, J. A. Blackburn, '70, J. A. Mercer, '71, A. G. Tyng,
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'73, W. R. Clark, '74, J. S. Ayres, '77, W. M. Thompson, '80, E. L. Webster, '80, F. W. Davenport, '82, A. H. Brown, Jr., '83, A. E. Miller, '83, C. C. Smith, '86, E. C. Best, '88, F. W. Mehlhop, '88, C. T. Miller, '88, W. B. Carpenter, '89, P. R. Gray, '90, E. R. Lewis, '91, J. T. Scott, '91, Frank Craw- ford, '93 l, W. D. Mckenzie, '96, and H. S. McGee, 'oo. To the Uni- versity football elevens this society has furnished C. H. Johnston, '81, R. T. Farrand, '90, E. W. MacPher- ran, '90, J. T. Scott, '91, E. L. Sanderson, '92, James VanInwagen, Jr., '92, S. C. Glidden, '93, and E. P. dePont, '94. The tennis cham- CHAPTER HOUSE OF PSI UPSILON. pionships at Ann Arbor have been awarded to the following members: L. M. Dennis, '85, Charles Mcclellan, '85, T. H. Gale, '88, C. T. Miller, '88, H. P. Dodge, '93, L. H. Paddock, '93 l, H. E. Chickering, '94, H. W. Suydam, '94, W. D. Mckenzie, '96, L. M. Harvey, '98, W. D. Herrick, '98, and C. W. Seabury, '98.
'50 Orlando M. Barnes, A. B.,
'68
Francis A. Blackburn, A. B.,
'57 *James C. Watson, A. B.,
66
*Adoniram D. Carter, A. B.,
'61 Charles K. Adams, A. B.,
66
*Thomas Cresswell, LL. B.,
Edwin Hadley, LL. B.,
Oliver H. Dean, A. B.,
Jonas H. McGowan, B. S.,
66 Edmund W. Gale, A. B.,
762 Martin L. D'Ooge, A. B.,
66
Mark W. Harrington, A. B.,
'63 Orville W. Coolidge, A. B.,
66 Humphrey H. C. Miller, A. B.,
Henry M. Hurd, A. B.,
66 Galusha Pennell, A. B.,
'64 *Arthur Everett, A. B.,
66 Lorenzo B. Potts, A. B.,
66 Schuyler Grant, A. B.,
66 Edward L. Walter, A. B.,
66 Bluford Wilson,
66
William J. Darby, A. B.,
66 William H. Barnes, A. B.,
66 James D. H. Cornelius, A. B.,
66 *John B. Root, A. B.,
66
J. Eugene Jackson,
66 John L. Turrel, LL. B.,
66 Marmaduke B. Kellogg, A. B.,
66 Alfred E. Mudge, A. B.,
66
Luther L. Mills,
66 *William B. Sager,
' 70
, Arthur C. Adams, A. B.,
*Henry H. Wines, M. D.,
Henry H. Barlow, A. B.,
767 Albert McK. Henry, B. S.,
Milton Jackson, B. S.,
66 Franklin Bradley, A. B.,
Thomas C. Christy, A. B.,
66 Willard B. Rising, M. E.,
66 *Varnum B. Cochran,
'68 p George N. Bissell,
69.
*Byron A. Crane,
'65 Abram J. Aldrich, A. B.,
66
Charles H. Hamilton, M. E.,
66 John E. Hinman, A. B.,
66 Edward A. Horton,
766
Henry W. Hubbard, B. S.,
66 Theodore F. Kerr, A. B.,
66 *Julius A. Blackburn, A. B.,
66 George L. Maris, A. B.,
66 *Otis E. Haven, A. B.,
66 *George C. Palmer, M. D.,
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'70. *Frank H. Howe, A. B., Arthur R. Simmons,
66 *William Stagg,
66 Charles W. H. Potter, A. B.,
66 Edward H. Ranney, A. B.,
*Stephen Van R. Trowbridge,
17I Edward M. Adams, A. B.,
66 Charles E. Gorton, Ph. B.,
60 Henry C. Granger, A. B.,
66 Earl Knight, A. B.,
66 Joseph A. Mercer, A. B.,
Charles A. Rust, B. S.,
66 John W. Sleeper, A. B.,
Eugene J. Weeks, Ph. C., Charles G. Bennett, A. B.,
'72
Francis D. Bennett,
Archer Brown, A. B.,
66 *George E. Cochran, A. B.,
66 Louis M. Iddings, Ph. B.,
*Herbert H. Lyons, A. B.,
66 John J. Mapel, A. B.,
66 Homer Reed, A. B.,
66 William T. Underwood, A. B.,
'73 Henry A. Adams,
66 Sidney C. Eastman, A. B.,
*James W. Ferry,
James R. Goffe, Ph. B.,
66 *Robert S. Gross, A. B.,
66 Albert P. Jacobs, A. B.,
66 George S. Johnson,
66 Loyal E. Knappen, A. B.,
66 George Rust, B. S.,
Zar D. Scott, B. S.,
Charles E. Paddock,
Augustus V. R. Pond, LL. B.,
66
Edwin S. Sherrill, A. B.,
66 Herbert W. Smith,
66 Edward L. Webster,
66 Charles C. Whitacre, Ph. B.,
$81
*Charles Belmont,
66
Francis R. Day,
Benjamin L. D'Ooge, A. B.,
66 George H. Fletcher, A. B.,
66 Thomas H. Hulbert,
66 Collins H. Johnston, A. B.,
Charles M. Lightner,
Frank E. Roff,
William M. Thompson, A. B.,
'82 *George L. Chubb, Charles L. Coffin, B. S.,
*Frank W. Davenport, B. L.,
60 Albert B. Hale, A. B.,
James B. Herrick, A. B.,
66 Louis H. Hyde, Ph. B.,
66 William J. Miller, Ph. B.,
66 Harrison Musgrave,
Rollo B. Oglesbee, LL. B.,
Harold Wilson, B. S.,
'83 John J. Abel, Ph. B.,
Edward A. Barnes, A. B.,
" Addison M. Brown, A. B.,
66
Monroe Wheeler,
66 Josiah W. Willis, C. E.,
66 Kimball Young, A. B.,
Isaac Adams, A. B.,
'74 66 Alpheus W. Clark, A. B.,
66 George R. Gibson,
66 Frank C. Hayman, A. B.,
Theodore H. Johnston, A. B.,
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr., B. S.,
66 Charles A. Warren, Ph. B.,
Charles H. Aldrich, A. B.,
'75 66 James M. Barrett, Ph. B.,
66 *George A. Briggs, Ph. B.,
William R. Clark, A. B.,
Charles H. Jacobs, A. B.,
66 Charles S. McDonald,
60 Willoughby D. Miller, A. B.,
66 Jonathan W. Parker, A. B.,
William H. Potter, C. E.,
Jacob C. Price, M. D.,
Henry J. Robeson, A. B., John J. Rust,
66 Wesley E. Sisson,
66 *Elliott H. Smith, 66 S. Whedon Smith, A. B.,
'76 George S. Baker, A. B.,
' 76 Frederick K. Gustin, A. B.,
66 Myron H. Phelps,
66 Lucius B. Swift, Ph. B.,
66 Wallace W. Williams,
77 *Joseph S. Ayres, A. B.,
Frederick L. Bliss, A. B.,
66 Granville W. Browning, B. S.,
William H. Lightner, A. B.,
66 Howell C. Moore, A. B.,
66 William A. Satterlee, Ph. B.,
William T. Smalley,
Ernest F. Smith, Ph. B.,
66 *Vernor J. Tefft. A. B Charles M. Gayley, A. B.,
'78 66 *Edward K. Hubbard, A. B.,
George W. Knight, A. B.,
66 Frank V. Luse,
William A. Otis,
66 James H. Raymond, Jr., A. B.,
Douglass H. Stringham, A. B.,
Theodore J. Wrampelmeier, A. B.,
'7,9 John O. Henshaw,
66 Horatio T. Morley, M. E.,
Henry C. Post,
Spencer R. Smith, A. B.,
'80 Orlando F. Barnes, A. B.,
Edward M. Brown, Ph. B.,
Charles W. Hitchcock, A. M.,
66 P. Burr Loomis, Jr., A. B.,
66 Alexander G. Tyng, Jr.,
Oren Dunham, Ph. B.,
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'83 Austin H. Brown, Jr.,
'89 Dean C. Worcester, A. B.,
66 Clarence A. Lightner, A. B.,
Harry B. Wyeth,
60 Edwin F. Mack, A. B.,
Charles T. Alexander, B. L.,
66 Albert E. Miller, A. B.,
66 John Morris, Jr., A. B.,
66
Royal T. Farrand, M. D.,
66 Charles H. Worden,
'84 Bestor G. Brown,
66 Clarence Conely,
66 John E. Cornell, A. B.,
66
Leon J. Richardson, A. B.,
66 Julian H. Tyler, A. B ,
66 Louis B. Weaver,
60
Leon H. Cooper,
'85 William E. Brownlee, A. B.,
Louis M. Dennis, Ph. B.,
66 Robert F. Eldredge, B. S.,
Louis Gascoigne, A. B.
66 David L. Hyde,
66 Charles McClellan, A. B.,
66 Edward R. Lewis, B. L.,
Horace S. Oakley, LL. B.,
*Willard L. Maris, B. S.,
66 Bowen W. Schumacher, A. B.,
66 Samuel C. Park,
William P. Tyler,
*John T. Scott,
'86 Herbert E. Boynton, A. B.,
Charles E. Bruce, B. S.,
'92 Robert T. Holland, Ph. B.,
66
William B. Larrabee, B. S.,
66 Joseph Ganahl, Jr., A. B.,
Ralph S. MacPherran, B. S.,
Edward F. Harris,
66 Wilhelm Miller, A. B.,
66 Josiah McRoberts, Ph. B.,
William R. Murray, Ph. B.,
66 Edward H. Mason,
66
Stephen H. Payne,
66 William M. Odell, Ph. B.,
66 William C. Quarles, Ph. B.,
Russell M. Seeds,
66 Edmond L. Sanderson, A. B.,
Clifford C. Smith, B. S.,
66 Clyde Smith, A. B.,
*Frederick B. Wixson, A. B.,
'87 Ephraim D. Adams, A. B.,
James E. Ball, A. B.,
66 Philip B. Watrous,
Oliver H. Brush,
'93 66
Cameron C. Burns, A. B.,
66 Holbrook G. Cleaveland, A. B.,
Wallace W. Wemott,
Frederick W. Davies,
'88 William G. Adams,
Henry P. Dodge,
66 Stephen C. Glidden, M. D.,
66 Leon M. Groesbeck, B. S.,
John N. Blair, A. B.,
John S. Hurd, A. B.,
Frank W. Lightner, Ph. B.,
66 * Albert L. Murray,
66 Cyrenius A. Newcomb, Jr., B. S.,
66 Ferdinand W. Peck, Jr.,
Richard F. Rust,
'89 Eugene N. Best, A. B.,
Horace V. Birdsell, B. L.,
66 John Greenshields, A. B.,
William W. Harris, Ph. B.,
Howard E. Chickering, B. S.,
66 Rudolph F. Flintermann, A. B.
66 Elisha W. Kelly, Harry C. James,
Oscar F. Schmid, Ph. B.,
Timothy D. Jerome,
66 Horace V. Winchell, B. S.,
Robert E. Jones, A. B.,
66 Samuel B. Schoyer, A. B.,
66 Edgar H. Scott, M. S.,
66
William W. Lovett,
Edgar W. MacPherran, A. B.,
66 William K. Maxwell, A. B.,
66
*William B. Ramsay, A. B.,
66 Leslie B. Hanchett, Ph. B.,
John B. Warner,
66 Arthur A. Hinckley,
'91 6 6
Frank R. Ashley, B. S.,
Samuel S. Bradley,
Daniel L. Dorsey, A. B.,
66 Carl K. Friedman,
66 Harry J. Hatch, B. S.,
66 Edward J. Woodworth, A. B.,
Robert N. Dickman, A. B.,
66 William C. Smith,
667 James VanInwagen, Jr.,
Norman S. Waite,
66 James E. Milville, Ph. C.,
66 Jerome B. Thomas, Jr., A. B.,
65
Frank S. Arnett, 60 Édgar C. Best,
66 Thomas H. Gale, B. L.,
Frederick W. Mehlhop, Ph. C.,
Charles T. Miller, Ph. B.,
66 Willard Pope, B. S.,
66 Ralph M. Shankland, B. S.,
66 Gale Thompson,
Arthur VanInwagen,
'94 George H. Angell,
66 George P. Hyde, Ph. B.,
'90 66 Frank S. Bourns, B. S.,
William B. Carpenter,
66 Paul R. Gray, A. B.,
66 Edwin N. Smith, A. B.,
William E. Walter, A. B.,
, Earl D. Babst, Ph. B.,
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'94 Edward P. dePont,
Herman H. Sharpless,
66 Horace W. Suydam,
Edgar L. Watrous, B. L.,
'95 George E. Ball,
Wallace W. Chickering, B. S.,
66 Henry S. Crane, A. B.,
Charles C. MacPherran,
66 James K. Morgan,
. 6 William H. Morley, Ph. B.,
Harry T. Nightingale, Ph. B.,
66 Franklin B. Spear, Jr., Ph. B.,
66
Philip B. Spear, Ph. B.,
66 William A. Spitzley, A. B.,
Edward C. Weeks, Ph. B.,
66 Robert M. Weidemann,
'96 Kirkland B. Alexander, Ph. B.,
Henry E. Bodman, Ph. B.
Burnham S. Colburn, B. S.,
Frederick W. B. Coleman, A. B.,
66 William F. Ford,
Gaylord W. Gillis, B. L.,
Edward M. Holland, A. B.,
66 William D. Mckenzie, A. B.,
66 John S. Pratt,
Joseph H. Quarles, Ph. B.,
66 Walter Robbins, B. S.,
66 Adrian D. Stevenson, B. S.,
66 Duane R. Stuart, A. B.,
'97 Stephen C. Babcock, B. S.,
66 Harry W. Cummings,
James H. Flinn, B. L.,
66 Edwin H. Humphrey, B. L.,
66 John B. Keating, B. S.,
66 Frank A. Ketcham,
66 Otis H. Maclay,
66 *Frederick C. Meisel,
66 William W. Newcomb, B. S.,
Ross A. Spence,
66 Frederick R. Waldron,
'98 Standish Backus,
66 Edward B. Caulkins,
60 George W. Cottrell,
Robert S. Cummings,
66 William H. Emery,
Q8 Greenleaf W. Gale,
66 Leroy M. Harvey,
66 Henry T. Heald,
66 Walter D. Herrick,
66 Stuart E. Knappen,
66 Allen Loomis,
m *William L. McCauley,
Nathan S. Potter, Jr.,
Charles W. Seabury,
Richard C. Underwood,
'99 William G. Chesebrough,
William L. Cooper,
George E. Fay,
66 mn Clarence W. Mehlhop,
66 Paul Oliver,
66 Edward L. Quarles,
Walter R. Weeks,
66 Matthew B. Whittlesey.
'00 Ralph C. Apted,
66 Frank Baumgardner,
William Callan,
66 Rufus W. Clark, Jr.,
Frederick S. Colburn,
66 Thomas G. Denby,
66 M. Howard Foss,
66 Harry S. McGee,
66 Morris W. Montgomery,
66 Roger S. Morris,
66 Arthur W. Norton,
66 Sidney J. Steele,
66 Leigh M. Turner,
"m W. Douglas Ward, 66 John J. Whittlesey,
'01 Aikman Armstrong,
66 James G. Barada,
66 Roger C. Butterfield,
66 Fritz Goebel,
William Grayson, Jr.,
Gilbert S. Loomis,
66 66 Carl F. Mehlhop,
Carl F. Meyer,
66 Stanley D. Montgomery,
66 Arthur H. Richardson,
66 Amasa M. Rust,
66 Daniel F. Zimmerman.
Psi Upsilon has been represented in the University by the following members who, although temporarily affiliated with the Phi, are permanently enrolled with other chapters:
'68 / Justus B. Crane, LL. B., " mn Rees Davis, '74 / Richard T. Colston, '74, ‘ a Eugene M. Robinson, " m Baxter T. Smelzer,
" m Henry R. Pratt, M. D., " [ William O. Webster, '69 / Henry C. Noyes, LL. B., " / Lewis L. Wood, LL. B.,
'70 a Austin Scott, A. M., '72 / Gustavus A. Florence,
'73 / Arthur M. Phinney,
'75 m2 John M. Lee,
'77 / William H. Fairchild, LL. B.,
9 l Allen H. Sexton,
66 Z John DeW. Veeder,
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'80 / Frank H. Shaffer, LL. B., '85 / Charles E. Thomas,
" ¿ Nathan S. Williams, LL. B., Frank Crawford, LL. B.,
'82 / Henry P. Field, LL. B., Lewis H. Paddock, LL. B.,
" ¿ Frederick H. Gile, LL. B., '94 / Arthur M. Lewald, LL. B.,
'83 22 Henry E. Briggs, '96 / Charles R. Cary, LL. B.,
" ¿ Willis E. Noxon, LL. B ..
'84 / Frank Healy, LL. B.,
'97 / John P. Morse.
Phi Delta Theta was founded December 26, 1848, by six undergraduates of Miami University. Eighty-six chapters, of which twenty-three are extinct, have been instituted. The society is now represented at the following universities and colleges: Miami, Indiana, Centre, Wabash, Wis- consin, Northwestern, Butler, Ohio Wesleyan, Franklin, Michigan, Chi- cago, Ohio, Hanover, DePauw, Mis- 2010 souri, Knox, Iowa Wesleyan, Geor- gia, Emory, Mercer, Cornell, Lafay- ette, California, Virginia, Nebraska, Gettysburg, Washington and Jefferson, Vanderbilt, Mississippi, Alabama, Lombard, Alabama Polytechnic, BADGE OF PHI DELTA THETA. Allegheny, Vermont, Dickinson, Westminster, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas, Hillsdale, University of the South, Ohio State, Texas, Pennsylvania, Union, Colby, Columbia, Dartmouth, North Carolina, Central, Williams, South- western, Syracuse, Washington-Lee, Lehigh, Amherst, Brown, Tulane, Washington (Mo.), Leland Stanford, Jr., Purdue, Illinois, and the Case School. Buildings are owned by the chapters at Vanderbilt, University of the South, Amherst, Cornell, Lehigh, Gettysburg, Lombard, and Wisconsin. About 9,600 men have been admitted, among whom are the following: Ex-President Ben- jamin Harrison; Ex-Vice-President Adlai E. Stevenson; John W. Foster, former Secretary of State; W. F. Vilas, former Postmaster- General and United States Senator; J. B. Allen and J. C. S. Blackburn, United States Senators; J. A. Anderson, W. G. Brant- ley, L. J. Fenton, J. V. Graff, F. M. Griffith, J. M. Griggs, W. H. Hamilton, W. M. Howard, J. W. Lewis, C. L. Moses, T. M. Paschal, G. W. Prince, S. J. Pugh, J. C. Sherwin, and T. B. Ward, Representatives in Congress; E. H. Conger, sometime Minister to Brazil; J. S. Ewing, once Minister to Belgium; J. C. Black, formerly Commissianer of Pensions; G. M. Lambertson, Ex-Assistant Secretary of the Treasury; A. C. Melette, Ex-Gov- ernor of South Dakota; W. H. Ellerbe, Governor of South Caro-
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