Couple Picked to Lead Grand Senior Parade
Ensign and Cottingham were elected by the student body as the senior couple to lead the Grand March at the Colonial Ball. Henshaw and Voss follow as the second couple in line in a close vote. Betti Cottingham and James Ensign are noted figures in Cornell activities with ties to drama and student leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ensign
Betty Cottingham
Lowell Henshaw
Cynce Voss
Cornellian
Grace Voss
Virginia Reel
Odds and Evens Scrimmage Promises Tight Tonight
A gym scrimmage between Odds and Evens draws strong teams as finals near in March. Key Odds players include Kathryn Kuster and Mary Morgan while Beatrice Krogh and Romaine Kepler lead Evens. Freshmen dance prep for Maynete and a playground management course begins under Miss Angier. Edith Grether returns to school this semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Kuster
Helen Hauck
Mary Morgan
Bernice Smith
Beatrice Krogh
Thelma Hardman
Elsie Schlue
Romaine Kepler
Angier
Chandler to Speak to All Men at YMCA Meeting
The first-year men and older members meet Thursday at 6 40 in Thalian hall under YMCA auspices. Prof Chandler will lecture on The Young American's National Ideals and a large turnout is expected. Future plans include a talk by Robert Armstrong on Business as a Life Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalian Hall
Prof. Chandler
Y. Cabinet
Robert Armstrong
Armstrong Clothing Company
Purple Bowl Over Dubuque Heavies In Close Game
Cornell defeated by Dubuque 31 to 16 after a tough first half. Dubuque led by ten at times and held the margin until a late Purple rally. Armstrong led Dubuque with steady free throws, while Sagle and Faragher struggled early for Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Cornell
Sagle
Faragher
Armstrong
Taber
Purple
Sherm
Kirwin
Weisley
Old Ball Never Touched Ground Profs Clash In Gym
In a rare Friday night display the two groups of professors battled in the gym for a best of three set. Sherm’s gang finally won the match against Himstead after a closely contested game in front of surprised students. Cornel visitor Huddleson, with Jack Schaffer, plans to enroll from Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherm
K. C
Himstead
Tull Lewis
Mapes
Windenberg Smith
Tyson Ketchum
Wildman Bridgham
Harry Huddleson
Cornell
Jack Schaffert
Iowa
Noted English writer Zimmern visits U S campus
Alfred E. Zimmern, former Woodrow Wilson professor and war adviser, tours the United States. He discusses naval power, the Four Power Pact, European economic conditions, and the League of Nations. His campus talk drew many admirers during a personal visit en route from Ann Arbor to the University of Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Zimmern
Woodrow Wilson
University of Wales
Zimmern
United States
France
Italy
Germany
Balkans
League of Nations
Geneva
Washington
Europe
Sam
Ann Arbor
University of Kansas
Frosh Victory Over Clintonites In Low-Scoring Game
The freshman basketball team defeated Clinton high school 16 to 11 in a slow ragged contest. Lyons led the Frosh with scoring while Kohler topped Clinton with seven fouls drawn as both teams struggled with passing and shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton High School
Hoyle
River Town
Clinton
Lyons
Kohler
Gornell Frosh
Weikerstaff
Esees
Lyons Clark
Seeees
Peek de Yen
Briggs Price
Miller Smith
Wawenens
Parsons Kohler
Hartwell
Cornell Frosh
Freshmen Girls Invited to Y W Thursday Night
The Y W meeting Thursday night will feature "Broken Swords" led by Helen Bede and the Roadhouse girls. Due to an 8 o'clock basketball game, the Candle Light service is postponed for one week, but all freshmen are warmly invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Roadhouse
Helen Bede
Flint Named Syracuse Chancellor Succeeds Day
Dr. Flint accepts the Syracuse chancellorship and resigns from Cornell College effective after the current academic year. He will replace James R. Day who retires after twenty seven years of service and building the institution. Board meetings will plan a successor search with a committee to consider candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Syracuse
Cornell College
Cornell
The
Eastern University
James R. Day
Day
Intense Work At Debating Seminar On Campus
The ten intercollegiate debaters work intensely in the library basement under Coach Himstead. Grinnell and Cornell teams clash in a season set to deliver a stiff defense, with last year’s Grinnell wins noted and Dick Turneroth returning from an orchestra tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himstead
Cornell
Grinnell
Four game slate opens with Penn tomorrow at 4 45
The 1922 basketball schedule begins with Penn College from Oskaloosa visiting the Purple in the local gym tomorrow at 4 45 p m. The four game stretch includes Knox Beloit Dubuque and Cornell with Simpson playing at home next on February 22. Coach Finger leads a developing squad with several players showing rapid improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Purple
Penn
Iowa Wesleyan
Monmouth
Simpson
Finger
Galesburg
Knox
Beloit
The
Mt. Vernon
Dubuque
Taber
Armstrong
Coach Finger
Ames to Use Jazz Horns in Symphony Orchestra
Iowa State college's first concert of the year features a student orchestra under Oscar Hatch Hawley. He demonstrates substituting alto saxophones for violas and uses a baritone saxophone where bassoons are absent. Hawley has published articles praising saxophone use in orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
College Symphony Orchestra
Oscar Hatch Hawley
Hawley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ensign
Cottingham
Henshaw
Yvoss
Mayfete
Edith Grether
Elgin
Chandler
Y. M
Heavies
Scrubs
Bert Hogle
Dix
Dick Turneroth
Western States
Trip
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!