The Immortal Six refers to whom?

The Immortal Six refers to whom?

• A. The six founders of Phi Gamma Delta
• B. The six presidents of the fraternity
• C. The six letters in its name
• D. The six first meetings

Answer: (A)

The Immortal Six are the six founders who established Phi Gamma Delta at Jefferson College in 1848. Their names are John Templeton McCarty, Samuel Beatty Wilson, James Elliott, Daniel Webster Crofts, Naaman Fletcher, and Greenfield Quarles, and their lasting impact led later members to honor them with this nickname. This term specifically marks the fraternity’s founding group and their enduring contribution, not presidents, letters, or early meetings.

The Immortal Six are the six founders who established Phi Gamma Delta at Jefferson College in 1848. Their names are John Templeton McCarty, Samuel Beatty Wilson, James Elliott, Daniel Webster Crofts, Naaman Fletcher, and Greenfield Quarles, and their lasting impact led later members to honor them with this nickname. This term specifically marks the fraternity’s founding group and their enduring contribution, not presidents, letters, or early meetings.