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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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out the approved method ofsetting up committees to make a drivefor funds and indicated some of the pit-falls into which amateur fund campaignsstumble. He offered to advise gratis,with any chapter contemplating a drive.Be frank in all your statements, heconcluded. Hold nothing back. Layyour cards on the table. The men willappreciate it and the response will be greater. SCHOLARSHIP If the scholastic standing of A T 0chapters is not higher this year it willnot be the fault of Willis J. Baugh-man or Dean Heckel, both of whom de-livered brilliant addresses on this sub-ject, the former telling practical stepsw^hich the chapters could take to im-prove their scholastic standing. DuringBaughmans undergraduate days at Wit-tenberg he helped to bring the chapterfrom very near the bottom to the top ofthe list, hence his methods are of prov-ed workability. His address, togetherwith all other proceedings of Congresswill be made available to the chaptersearly this fall. 244 THE PALM, September, 1937
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(Above) The representation from the Chicigo alumni association: John Ruettinger, dele-gate; Fred Huebenthal. Province Chief; Arthur Bohnen, Herbert Gaetjens, and HenryDroba. Below: R. A. Edmondson, Atlanta; Roland Hinkle, Chicago; and Harry Simrall,Mississippi State College, relax after a session. (Left) Mac Ball, Tommy Means and GeneJagar, all of Charleston, harmonize with the squeeze-box. GOOD OF THE ORDER A highly spirited feature of one of thebusiness sessions, excluding the discus-sion on some of the bills, was an openforum for the good of the order Wednes-day morning. Charles T. Post of Cali-fornia led off with a few terse remarksabout keeping paraphernalia and he wasfollowed by Nelson Davis, Florida;Drew Martin, North Carolina; JoeGreene, Hillsdale; and John McMahan,Oklahoma. By that time everyone, in-cluding the officers, was putting in anoar and the discussion wasnt endeduntil the committee on resolutionsbrought in a report and took the floor. VOCATIONAL FORUM Roy LeCraw, mem

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