. La paume de Tau Alpha Omega. tballteam. Cet automne, fracture du poignet whena kepthim heCached hors d'action, il againplay la sjusqu pourrait lui-même. Frank et isa leader fine 2F est fier de son choiceof W. M. Le otherofficers FredBanan sont : W. K., E. ; JackLancaster, W. K. A.;Robert Martin, W. U.;FRANK JENKINS John Delany, W. Sc.Nouveau digne maître et interfraternityat délégué ; Worcester Art Davis, W. et S. chambre homme ; et Warren Keating, Palm Reporter.sont récemment annoncées : Carl K. Olson, Brock-tonne ; Raymond B. Piper, Balboa Heights, Zone du canal ; Ralston E. Bates, Springfield;Fletcher G. Boynt

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. The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega. tballteam. This fall, whena broken wrist kepthim out of action, heCached the secondsuntil he could againplay himself. Frank isa fine leader and F 2is proud of its choiceof W. M. The otherofficers are: FredBanan, W. K. E.; JackLancaster, W. K. A.;Robert Martin, W. U.;FRANK JENKINS John Delany, W. Sc.New Worthy Master and interfraternityat Worcester delegate; Art Davis, W. S. and house man-ager; and Warren Keating, Palm Reporter.Recent pledges are: Carl K. Olson, Brock-ton; Raymond B. Piper, Balboa Heights, Canal Zone; Ralston E. Bates, Springfield;Fletcher G. Boynton, Hamden, Conn.; FrankA. Crosby Jr., Springfield; Frank J. Delany, Worcester; Arthur W. Francis, New Med-ford; Robert H. Gibbs, Worcester; RobertE. Higgs, Malverne, N. Y.; Kenneth H. Mc-Clure, Washington, D. C; Richard T. Messin-ger, Hartford, Conn.; Donald R. Midgley, Hopedale; Fredrick B. Miller, Springfield;William A. Patterson, Worcester; RichardE. Ryan, Worcester; Philip E. Sherman, Mansfield; Willard R. Terry Jr., Auburn, . R. I.; William G. Thatcher, Flushing, N. Y.; James I. Thurston, Worcester;Herbert L. Tygesson, Bridgeport, Conn.On Feb. 28 the following men were in-itiated: Olson, Boynton, Blaisdell, Crosby, Delaney, Higgs, McClure, Midgley, Mil-ler, Patterson, Terry, Thatcher and Tyges-son. All of these men are very good stu-dents, and many of them are honor men, in addition to carrying at least one extra-curricular activity. Our Christmas banquet was one of the bestbanquets ever held here at the house. A factorin its success was the fact that it commem-orated the thirtieth anniversary of the found-ing of the chapter. About 90 men werepresent including alumni, active chapter, and new pledges. Needless to say ouralumni are pleased at the prospect of hav-ing a full house again next year. HaroldCutler, 30, and Otis Mace, 31, drove fromWashington to the banquet and Frank Crow-ley, 33, came on from Chicago. At thealumni meeting, Mabbot Steele, 26, waselected president of the T

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