Identifier: palmofalphatauom5719alph (find matches)
Title: The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega
Year: 1880 (1880s)
Authors: Alpha Tau Omega
Subjects: Greek letter societies
Publisher: (Champaign, Ill., etc.)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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he alumniwho attended were Jack Barkley 24, HansThordsen 37, Al Swasey 37, Phil Wilbur 36,and Ed Satterthwaite 37. At a recent chapter meeting Don Calkins,John Jefferson, and Phil Moore, were electedhouse trustees. Jeff takes an active interestin chapter affairs and is in a position tokeep an eagle eye on the brothers, as helives in the house. Since their election thetrustees have started an active campaign toform a local alumni association. Diflficulties have arisen recently to disturbthe usual serene life in the chapter house.It appears that the sewer connection is outof order. After trying to interest everyplumber in the city, and the Department ofPublic Works in the job, the brothers startedexcavating themselves. While wielding apick Roy Stickel discovered to his delight ageyser and was about to announce it pub-licly when it was discovered that he hadpunctured the water main. Water servicehas been restored but the sewer pipe is stillmissing. On Oct. 9 and 10 we were favored with a
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PROVINCE CHIEF JOHN MacGREGOR (as waiter) pitches in the everybody workcampaign on fiis recent visit to Rensselaer. THE ACTIVE CHAFTERS 449 visit by John MacGregor, Cliief of ProvinceV. Among tlie business brought up in con-ference and hull session while Mac waswith us was the setting of March 5 as thedate for the annual initiatory and FoundersDay banquet. With Macs help it is plannedto make this the big blowout. The chapter has several men active onthe campus this year including PrinceHal Reynolds, varsity basketball; JohnnyORourke, varsity cross country; Bob John-son, treasurer of interfraternity conference;and Bob Asher, photo editor of The Poly.—Boh Asher. ALPHA OMICRON St. Lawrence Canton, N. Y.—The Alphas of St. Law-rence moved into what seemed like a newhouse. All the rooms have been repaperedand repainted. Mrs. Jay Benton, wife ofJay Benton, 99, was in charge of the in-terior redecoration of the house. Probablythe outstanding achievement of the furni-ture fund drive was th

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