Collegians Calendar of Events January Schedule
The calendar lists daily activities for January including Glee Club and Band rehearsals, faculty meetings, and chapel events. Highlights feature college basketball games against Alma and Olivet, plus student clubs such as Drama, German, German Club, Oratory, and the Gaynor Club with various meeting times across Friday to Friday.
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Glee Club
Alma
Ferris
Gaynor
Mr. Dunsmore
Dr. Hoben
Olivet
Gaynor Club
Prof. Smith
Stetson
Year Book Sales Open by College Junior Class Staff
Sales opened Wednesday under Stew Miller. The yearbook reimagines the conventional format with a circle and half circle emphasis and a silver black gray color scheme. The cash down plan offers one dollar now and 2.50 later before delivery.
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Uander
Stew Miller
Oratory Tryouts Set For Next Wednesday at Chapel
Women and men may try out in the chapel at two o'clock to select a college representative for the Michigan oratorical league contest in March. Interested individuals should see Prof. Milton Simpson at once.
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Chapel l Ar
Michigan
Milton Simpson
Vesper Concert Promises rich Sunday Recital
The music department presents a Sunday vesper, featuring the Glee club with pieces including Service by man and Trees by Rasbach, the Ride on Wings of Song by Bernard, and a negro spiritual. The string trio Theone I Bob Purse Hilda Knight performs three numbers, while the Gay trio Barbara Fischer Pratt Mary Dunn will perform Mendelssohn and more. Mildred Tanis resumes the series with Robert of Sicily by Longfellow.
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Glee Club
Rasbach
Bernard
Hubs
Theone I
Bob Purse
Hilda Knight
Barbara Fischer
Pratt
Mary Dunn
Mendelssohn
Mildred Tanis
Robert of
Sicily
Longfellow
Party Date Changed To February 20
The Washington Banquet annual all college formal moves to February 20 from 22 after a Senate vote. Circumstances prevented renting the Columbia hotel and ballroom. Committees announced include Advertising Art Gilchrist chair. Food Betty Tyler chair. Orchestra Jerry Wermeulen chair. Decorations Winnie Rowe chair. Ways and means Stewart Miller chair. Program Winthrop Hudson. overall head Tony Shemiot.
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Washington
Senate
Columbia
Advertising
Joe Crum
Ann Nichols
Marian Southworth
Dexter Johnson
Maxine Wirick
Bill Smith
Art Gilchrist
Betty Tyler
Mary Dunn
Margaret MacKenzie
Joan Vandervelde
Kalamazoo Debaters Split Honors on Holiday Trip
Kalamazoo College debaters divided honors on a trip before the holidays. Charles Johnson and George Knight represented the college in debates against the University of Toledo and Denison University. The Kalamazoo team bowed to Toledo and defeated Denison.
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Kalamazoo College
Charles Johnson
George Knight
University of Toledo
Dennison University
Kalamazoo
Toledo University
Dennison
New Courses Highlight Spring Semester Offerings
The campus announces several new courses for spring including Biology 18 Neuroscience with dissection of vertebrate brains, and Philosophy 4 Aesthetics for seniors. Other offerings include Political Science 16 Contemporary International Relations and Sociology 26 Advanced Case Work with schedule details to be arranged.
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Bacon
Kathryn Hodgman
Hughes
Dunbar Pairs with High Schools for College Talks
Professor Willis Dunbar, history department, started his annual outreach visiting Niles High School to recruit students for Kalamazoo College. He will visit Three Rivers today and again next Tuesday as calendars are distributed to interested students.
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Willis Dunbar
Niles
Three Rivers
Kalamazoo College
Snap Shots Begin Boiling Pot Lookups for Betty Hoben
The staff launches a series of snap shots to locate items for Betty Hoben. The effort collects transitional records and identifies relevant images and notes for her review.
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Betty Hoben
Kalamazoo College Calendars Distributed to Students and Alumni
The publicity office on Bowen floor distributes the official Kalamazoo College calendars. Opie Davis organized assembling and printing. Calendars go to students alumni and interested high school seniors.
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Kalamazoo College
Bowen
Opie Davis
Faculty Meeting at Mandelle Library Described
A campus observer recounts sneaking into a Mandelle library faculty meeting. The scene shows the President and two chairs, including Justin Homer Bacon and the Business Manager, as the author notes their stilted, waxlike expressions and sharp sarcasm from students.
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Justin Homer Bacon
Hornets Open M L A A Tilts Away Tonight
Kalamazoo college opens the 1932 basketball season with two road games this weekend, starting at Alma tonight and returning to Ferris Institute Saturday. The Hornets seek to defend their M I A A title as Oliver prepares to start conference play next Wednesday. Alma returns four lettermen from last year, led by Borton Crawford Williams Wehrly, with Gussin’s departure leaving a post for Mark, while Oliver boasts strong veterans Davies Park Sullo Milankey and a sophomore corps from Detroit High. Milankoy leads Oliver in scoring, averaging six field goals per game.
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William Frame
Kalamazoo College
Alma
Ferris Institute
Big Rapids
Hornets
Oliver
Borton
Crawford
Williams
Wehrly
Wehbrly
Carl Gussin
Gussin
Mark
Oliver Five
Sprandle
Highland Park High School of
Detroit
Davies
Park
Sullo
Milankey
Milankoy
Feld
Drama Group Plans Chicago Trip for Two Hits
Ten college drama students under Miss Mildred Tanis will travel to Chicago next weekend. They plan to see The Green Pastures on Saturday night and choose between Elisabeth the Queen or Mary Wigman dance recital in the afternoon. They will base at Stevens Hotel and attend Sunday services at the University of Chicago chapel.
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Mildred Tanis
Chicago
Elisabeth the Queen
Mary Wigman
Stevens Hotel
University of Chicago
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Columbia Hotel
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Ohio
Dunbar
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