. The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega. PRESIDENT MILLER and his assistant,Arthur Cochran, doth Tufts Alpha Taus. mained until his recent appointment aspresident. Arthur Cochran graduated fromTufts in 1932 and in 1934 was appointedhead basketball coach. He now plans tocombine his work as coach with his newposition. Bill Baldwin, 37, has been named tofill Cochrans old position as head of theN. Y. A.—Frank Smith. OHIO BETA ETA CELEBRATESFIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY On Oct. 8, 9, 10, the Ohio Wesleyanchapter was host to 175 alumni andwives, the event being the Golden Jubi-lee. Headed by an energetic committee,the
. The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega. PRESIDENT MILLER and his assistant,Arthur Cochran, doth Tufts Alpha Taus. mained until his recent appointment aspresident. Arthur Cochran graduated fromTufts in 1932 and in 1934 was appointedhead basketball coach. He now plans tocombine his work as coach with his newposition. Bill Baldwin, 37, has been named tofill Cochrans old position as head of theN. Y. A.—Frank Smith. OHIO BETA ETA CELEBRATESFIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY On Oct. 8, 9, 10, the Ohio Wesleyanchapter was host to 175 alumni andwives, the event being the Golden Jubi-lee. Headed by an energetic committee,the affair may be truly called one ofthe outstanding things in the history ofBeta Eta. Many alumni arrived on Friday eve-ning, Oct. 8, and those on hand at thattime participated in a smoker. 412 THE PALM, December, 1937. GROUP PICTURE OF THE ALUMNI WHO RETURNED TO CELEBRATE THE FIFTIETHANNIVERSARY OF THE OHIO WESLEYAN CHAPTER The bulk of the arrivals were onSaturday, with most of the specialevents being- scheduled for that arrival, the alumni registered andwere assigned rooms which had been en-gaged by the committee from varioustownspeople. A luncheon held in the house for themen of the years 1887 to 1900 was agreat success, as all the living men ofthose years were present for theluncheon, and in most cases, for thewhole affair. The afternoon was to be spent watch-ing the football team battle Toledo, butdue to inclement weather many of themen preferred to sit and chat at thehouse. It is extremely difficult to adequatelydescribe the banquet, held on Saturdayevening in a local high school gym-nasium. The speeches of the faithfulalumni were very impressive. One of theoutstanding speeches was that of DeanHeckel of the University of surveyed the history of the Frater-nity from its foun
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