. La paume de Tau Alpha Omega. llowed banquetin par une soirée à laquelle Jim comme Trumanpresided toastmaster. John D. Monkeybone, 93, a été l'oldestalumnus présents. Il a donné à l'twoWorthy Masters chapitre. JackMickle, 28 ans, et Phil, le présent W. M. Orateurs de la soirée PaulM. Lincoln, doyen de l'école de génie civil-engi électrique ; Solomon C. Hollister, doyen adjoint de l'collegeand ingénierie doyen de l'école d'ingénierie civile;Phil Monkeybone, digne Maître, GraemeParrish ; Charles C. sinueuses, facultyadviser du chapitre ; et John M.MacGregor, chef de province. Après l'thebanquet ther

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. The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega. llowed by a banquetin the evening at which Jim Trumanpresided as toastmaster. John D. Mickle, 93, was the oldestalumnus present. He has given twoWorthy Masters to the chapter. JackMickle, 28, and Phil, the present W. M. Speakers of the evening included PaulM. Lincoln, dean of the electrical engi-neering school; Solomon C. Hollister, assistant dean of the engineering collegeand dean of the civil engineering school;Phil Mickle, Worthy Master; GraemeParrish; Charles C. Winding, facultyadviser of the chapter; and John M.MacGregor, Province Chief. After thebanquet there was a party for the alum-ni in the Ithaca Hotel. Province ChiefMacGregor presented Toastmaster Tru-man with a Province Chiefs jewel ofoffice in recognition of his services tothe chapter and to the National Fra-ternity. On Sunday the alumni had dinner atthe cliapter house followed by a generalbull session. Greetings were sent toE. J. Shives, the Worthy Grand Chiefat the time of the founding of the ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS 141. THE FIRST PICTURE OF VERMONT BETA ZETA, NOW CLEBRATING ITS FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY Front row: Stevens, 94; Wright 94; Hoyt, 94; Shaw, 94.Second roic: Hayford, 93; Wilson. 91; Norris 91; ISlorthrop, 92; Adgate, 9S.Back rote: Goodrich 93; Sprague. 94; Evans, 93; Miller, 93; Cudworth, 93; Botsford, 94.Picture taken June 9, 1891. Note that the badges were rnuch larger than at present and many were worn on the lapel. chapter. An initiation was held Saturday as apart of the ceremonies and was wit-nessed by many alumni. Sunday morn-ing the chapter, together with all alumnipresent, attended church together whileSunday afternoon there was a trip toMount Mansfield, the historic back cam-pus of the university. The next day theactives had classes, but many of themcut in order to entertain alumni mitilthe big Founders Day banquet Mondaynight which climaxed the festivities. On the night of the sixth of October, 1887, Beta Eta chapter of Alpha TauOmega was born into the Gr

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