POLL: How many were in your new member/pledge class?
 

We started with 15 and they lucky 13 made it through holla Gamma Phi

133 :D

(we were a colonizing pledge class, btw ;) )

56.

2 were on my line - it was PERFECT - I mean, come on, you really only need two to make a line. One's not a line and 3+ is just too dern many! :D

My pledge class had 50.

We started with eight but seven initiated.

65

We started off with three, but I was the only one who inititated.

45, I think. :-P It was so long ago!!!

started with a tremendous 10, ended with a fabulous 9 :)

Lucky 13 - and we were the only ones to make quota that term!

ETA: We were all initiated, but two have cancelled their membership since.

My class started with 25, and we ended up initiating 13 lovely ladies!!

Pledge Class
 

24 pledged 18 initiated

I was a spring baby lion, there were 7 in my class.

Eight were in my pledge class; two lost interest and depledged during our pledge period; one decided not to continue beyond Pinnacle Week and a fourth one up and quit midway through it.

The remaining four of us were practically at each other's throats caused by very little sleep and bullshit antics by the brothers as Pinnacle Week neared the end - I was almost ready to throw in the towel until I was convinced otherwise by the pledge educator.

I'm the only one active in my fraternity from my pledge class - I've since lost track of my pledge brothers.

My formal pledge class that I was a part of was 15.

32 in my pledge class...I can't remember for sure how many went through inititaion, but I think it was 25-27.

9, and we were all initiated.

0!:)

My pledge class started out with 50 people. I want to say 38 of us were initiated.

My new member class was 24 pledged and 14 initiated

Colonizing Class : 23 :D

25 pledged, 25 initiated

We did two halves to our classes Phi Sig new member classes should not go past six weeks (according to our rules...) ours were four weeks.

First half: 8 (4 from formal (meeee!), 4 from snap bid/cob)
Second half: 2 (cob)

All TEN initiated!

Spring 2000!

35 pledged, 27 initiated (Back when the pledge period was a whole semester, and if you didn't make grades first semester, you couldn't initiate second semester.)

17 initiated, including myself and KSigRC.

It was somewhere between 45-50. I don't remember the exact number.

Through formal recruitment, I believe it was 22 or 23. One depledged not long after recruitment We were the last class to have the semester-long program and only one didn't make grades, so I think around 20 initiated. We added another 3-4 through informal recruitment.

5 pledged, 5 initiated.... one deaffiliated later on.

How many were in your class when you joined? Were you comfortable with that? Did you wish there were more/fewer of you?

There were 52 in my NM class. That was quota in fall of 1996. That was a perfect number I think. I got to meet everyone and we weren't too big or too small. In the past few years, the pledge classes here ranged from 75-95 at Ole Miss since we only have 9 sororities. I think anything bigger than 75 is too big. That's just my thought on it though. I would have loved to experienced AOII in a small chapter, you know where campus total is like 75! How amazing would that be? I do think though the bigger NM classes make you want to meet everyone.

We were a founding father class... we got 39 pledges which i think made us the second or third largest fraternity on campus. However only 29 were initiated

There where no pledges in my class but there were 11 Associate Members. All 11 of us went thought.

54 (out of 54 quota)

I didn't add the informal new member classes from my freshman year - that would be another 16 for a total of 31. One girl depledged.

19 lovely girls in my delta delta new member class!
spring 2004!
only the best can wear the crown!

all 19 initiated but we had 1 deactivate this spring

we started with nine, 7 of us crossed

11 were pledged, 9 initiated.

18 on bid day....17 initiated....and in the end there was 6!!!

Actually there were only 5 that finished out all 4 years- the 6th went alum a year early because she got married!!!!

There were 4 in my pledge class. 1 was a hold over from the previous semester, and three of us joined through formal. At first I wasn't comfortable with only having a pledge class of 4, quota that year was 17. When I got to our bid day dinner and saw only two other pledges I got a little worried. I guess I did wish there were more of us at the begining, but soon learned that numbers didn't mean anything and I really got to know my pledge sisters. It was also kind of odd the semester I initiated because we had two pledge classes. The informal pledge class had 12, so it was interesting to see the dynamic of a larger group right away.