Cornell Debaters Plan Spring Tours South and East
Two Cornell debate teams will travel to Georgia, Alabama and New York with Prof. C. F. Littell. The men's team meets Union University in Jackson, Tennessee, then Alabama Polytechnic Institute in Auburn and the University of Virginia before joining the women’s team in Newark City. The women's group will visit Wheaton College, Western Michigan State Teachers, Allegheny, Elmira, Keuka, and Keuka Park before returning home.
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C. F." Littell
Georgia
Alabama
New York
Littell
Wranglers
Union University
Jackson, Tenn
U. of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Ala
U. of Chattanooga
Chattanooga
Tenn
U. of Virginia
Charlottesville
Newark City
Helen Flynn
Ruth Courson
Jeannette MacDonald
Wheaton College
Wheaton, Ill
Western Michigan State Teachers
Rustic Rogogo Styles Proposed for Tool Hall
President Burgstahler rejects Colonial and Greek pillars as Tool Hall, Tom and Will’s hideaway, draws varied reactions. Eloise Brown favors rakish design, Althea Goodrich prefers hand tool ed Log Cabin style, Lillian Elsesser backs Early American log cabin, Merle Leise suggests rustic. Four Cornellians favor modernism while Peggy Ott hints at Romantic architecture and Dave White proposes Rococo Baroque Renaissance. Betty Lou Evané supports Romanesque.
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H. J. Burgstahler
Tool Hall
Tom
Will
Bowman
Binh-Say
Eloise Brown
Althea Goodrich
Lillian Elsesser
Merle Leise
Dave White
Betty Lou Evané
van Etten
Dummies Dinner Planned by Cornell D D A
The Cornell chapter of the D D A holds its first annual Dummies Dinner Friday at 5 15 pm in the Grill. Dean Roy Low will speak on Grill and Grades, John Pauley on the grading system, Leland Brandau will discuss five year plans, with Jack Struyk as toastmaster. Invitations by Wednesday. dinner features strict humor and waiters listed. attendance by invitation only.
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Cornell
D. D. of A
Roy W. W. Low
Grill
John Pauley
D.D
Pauley
Merner
Struyk
Leland Brandau
D. D. Co. D. Inc
Jack Struyk
Bruce Beck
Richard Grumman
Beck
V. P
Honor students honored at MacGregor dinner
Dean MacGregor told 64 honor students that pride comes from choosing the right ancestors during the Grill dinner. The program featured Marjorie Littell and Edward Weismiller readings, with Margaret Hedges as toastmistress. AJ W.S. and the Men's Senate sponsored the event for students with a 2.5 average or higher. Faculty guests included Deans MacGregor Betts and King.
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Dean MacGregor
the Grill
Marjorie Littell
Edward Weismiller
Margaret Hedges
AJ W.S
Men’s Senate
Music Students Heard in Chapel-Recital Monday
A student recital was held yesterday afternoon in the chapel at 4 15 o clock. Participants included Grayce Rathbun Robert Bennett Beulah Wessale Sheldon Rahn Eleanor Gough Vera Tompkins Rosa Lee Osburn Florence Marr Margaret Wescott Fred Mitchell Charlotte Reinke and Ruth Kiess.
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Grayce Rathbun
Robert Bennett
Beulah Wessale
Sheldon Rahn
Eleanor Gough
Vera Tompkins
New Theater to Offer Friday Afternoon Plays
A series of plays will be staged every Friday at 4:00 p.m. in the Little Theatre for the remainder of the semester. The first performance is a one act play free to students and townspeople. The cast includes Betty Lou Evans Fred Allen Ben Hoover Fred Mitchell John Crouse Grace Fowler Lois Smith Frances McConnell and Raymond Morrow.
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Little Theatre
Betty Lou Evans
Fred Allen
Ben Hoover
Fred Mitchell
John Crouse
Grace Fowler
Lois Smith
Frances McConnell
Raymond Morrow
Chester Webb
Albert Johnson
Plan Exhibition to Open Art Dept March 18 19
Tentative plans envision the normal opening of the art department on March 18 and 19 with an exhibition of work by Iowa artists. Miss Lathe indicates the event is likely to feature local art.
Jacques Jolas Leads Cedar Rapids Orchestra
Mr Jacques Jolas of the Music Conservatory is guest conductor of the Cedar Rapids symphony orchestra tonight. This concert is part of the winter series in Cedar Rapids.
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Jacques Jolas
The
Music Conservatory
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Cedar Rapids
Mermento Deep Sea Ball Invites Nets Escort Bureau
An A W O formal invitational dance planned for Saturday night at the gym features a Mer-Market escort bureau to remove the asking burden from men. Committee members Betty Mount Betty Wasley Louise Dunham Kay Gorman Dorothy Courson Marjorie Bates Doris Minot and Marie Vincent promote impersonal invitations. June Marie Pitkanen Jessie McKerrow lead general coordination with Helbergs orchestra. Chaperones include Dean and Mrs Jay B MacGregor Dr and Mrs Clyde Tull and Mr and Mrs Phillip Henderson.
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Bureau
Betty Mount
Betty Wasley
Louise Dunham
Kay Gorman
Dorothy Courson
Marjorie Bates
Marie Pitkanen
Jessie McKerrow
Helberg
Dean
Jay B.macgregor
Clyde Tull
Phillip Henderson
Masquers Tryouts Near as Pledges Planned
President Chester Webb announced that Masquers will hold tryouts soon with many new pledges this semester. Students are encouraged to watch for upcoming announcements.
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Chester Webb
Little Theatre to Stage Eugene O Neill Play Beyond the Horizon
Encouraged by As You Like It success the speech department begins rehearsals for Eugene O Neill s Beyond the Horizon, a 1920 Pulitzer winner. Performances slated for March 5 11 and 12 at 8 p m with Ruth Weber Charles Swen Hugh Muncy Fred Mitchell J Wellington Nielsen Lois Reitzel Betty Lou Evans and others in cast. Crew heads named and production under Prof Albert Johnson and Bertha French Johnson.
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Httle
Eugene’ “O'Neill
Ruth Weber
Ruth Atkins
Charles Swen
Hugh Muncy
Bbe Robert
Andrew ‘Mayo
Dick Scott
Fred ‘Mitchell
J. Wellington Nielson
Lois Rettzel
James
Kate Mayo
Betty Lou- Evans
Mrs. Atkina
David Hoare
Ben
Jake
Walters
Dr. Fawcett
Little Ann Barker
Mary
Sheldon Rahn
Ights
Barbara
Blackwell
Betty Jon Evans
Trevor Baskerville
Ben Hoover
iMark Mirich
Chester Webb
Eleanor Hughes
Lois Reitzel
Bob Hartung
Albert Johnson
Bertha French Johnson
Furniture Installed in Armstrong Hall Library
New maple library furniture for the fine arts collection in Armstrong Hall is being installed. Shelves line the east wall except where filing cabinets occupy space, with a magazine rack and extra bookcases at the south end and two long study tables in the center. The room uses overhead indirect lamps and book transfer to the library is underway.
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Fine Arts
Armstrong Hall
Olympus of 1938 Thursday to be discussed at Latin Club
The Latin Club will present Mount Olympus in 1988 with a program on Roman and modern mythology at the Hutchinson home February 17. Jane Post leads the event with assistants Winifred Chamberlin Margaret Ott and Mildred Winslow coordinating the evening.
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Latin Club
Mark E. Hutchinson
Jane Post
Winifred Chamberlin
Margaret Ott
Mildred Winslow
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Wayne Barber
Wayne Wilmarth
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