. The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega. mmer ses-sion at the university supervised thework and carried out the plans for reno-vation of the house and grounds. The new picket fence around the largeyard at the back encloses a rebuilt ten-nis court; two horse shoe courts; a cro-quet ground; an oven for steak frys andpicnics; benches, tables, love seats; quietwalks; and lighting facilities and a radioconnection for evening parties. Thefront lawn, together with the windingdriveway, has long been a source ofpride for chapter members and is beingleft intact. Inside, a room has been prepared asa study hall and
. The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega. mmer ses-sion at the university supervised thework and carried out the plans for reno-vation of the house and grounds. The new picket fence around the largeyard at the back encloses a rebuilt ten-nis court; two horse shoe courts; a cro-quet ground; an oven for steak frys andpicnics; benches, tables, love seats; quietwalks; and lighting facilities and a radioconnection for evening parties. Thefront lawn, together with the windingdriveway, has long been a source ofpride for chapter members and is beingleft intact. Inside, a room has been prepared asa study hall and another as a recreationroom with a ping pong table. New rugshave been laid and new double-deckedbeds set up in the sleeping quarters. The work was begun early in the sum- mer and will be ready in <Hnf)lf timo forthe start of rush week. POGUE IS VICE-PRESIDENTOF CHASE NATIONAL BANK Last fall Dr. Joseph E. Pogue, NorthCarolina 06, was elected vice-presidentof the Chase National Bank of NewYork. He has been closely identified. JOSEPH E. POGUE North Carolina alumnus named vice-president of the Chase National Bank with the petroleum industry for manyyears as a consulting engineer and isknown widely as an authority on basictrends in that industry. He was born 50 years ago in Raleigh,N. Car. After acquiring his A. B. atChapel Hill in 1906 he returned to re-ceive his masters degree in 1907. Yaleconferred a Ph. D. upon him in 1909and he was a special student at the Uni-versity of Heidelberg in 1911. After serving as assistant curator ofmineralogy and petrology at the Smith-sonian Institute, he was appointed as-sociate geologist with the United StatesGreological Survey in 1913. However,the field of education attracted him andhe became associate professor of geology 2>2^ THE PALM, September, 1937 and mineralogy at Northwestern Uni-versity, serving on the faculty therefrom 1914 to 1917. There followed twoyears as manager of the department ofeconomic research for the Sinclair Con-sol
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