Campus Day May Day 1943 Campus Work and Picnic
May 4 1943 Campus Day activities began in Stott Hall with sixteen squads led by class captains. Students and faculty collected near dormitory and library grounds for dandelion control and campus cleanup. A chapel service, talks by professors, and a cooperative meal followed before afternoon work resumed on the refactory dandelions and a baseball thriller at Franklin field.
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Stott Hall
Deppe
McCoy
Franklin Field
Prominent Art Figures and Debates Highlight Today’s Program
A varied program features vocal duets from Goldie Spencer and Claude Hanna, a Cosby Impromptu by Clara, an Architecture debate on Rome versus Greece with Leonard Elder and Cletis Brown Trout, and readings by Florence Caffyn and Lillian Cover.
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Goldie Spencer
Claude
Hanna
Clara
Cosby
Leonard Elder
Glenn Kelly
Rome
Greece
Florence Caffyn
Claude Hanna
Lillian Cover
Harry Rea
Life-work and giving to the world, says professor
YMGA notes Professor Crowell on life-work saying no formula finds a calling. The key is attitude toward the problem. He asks not what I can gain but what I can give to the world.
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Professor Crowell
Webster Girls Reception At Webster Hall This Saturday
Webster Literary Society hosts a reception in Webster Hall on Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5. All college girls and women dignitaries are invited. Edith Nelp will not return for the term due to a nervous breakdown.
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Webster Literary Society
Webster Hall
College
Edith Nelp
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Cletis
Julian’ Carter
Forrest Jarvis
Westminster Abbey
Mabel Toombs
Oakey Miles
Edith Wilson
Ruby Snyder
Eva Smock
Chloe Cunningham
Gertrude Law
Mildred Pope
Beulah Reap
Maurice Johnson
Gaye Harris
Mildred Merrill
Ymga
Byle Simonies
Madamoiselle Gadaleski
Paris
Missouri
Webster Girls
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