Colonial Ball at Cornell's Alumni Gym a Big Success
The Cornell Colonial Ball drew its largest crowd in three years at the Alumni Gym last Saturday. The event featured a Grand March led by Richard Kimmel and Esther Cameron, varied costumes including dress uniforms, performances by the Men's and Girls Glee Clubs, a Grace Spurgin solo, and a Virginia Reel dance. Decorations highlighted red white and blue, with brick ice cream and ginger cookies for refreshments.
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Cornell
Alumni Gymnasium
Paul Philips
Richard Kimmel
Esther Cameron
Glee Club
Grace Spurgin
Washington
Virginia Reel
Jess Martin
Rollin Baird
Nell Plummer
Lois Hoel
Freda Page
Clarice Dillenberg 16 Ad Dresses Home Economics Classes
Miss Dillenberg a Cornell 16 graduate in Home Economics and M A from Teachers College Columbia spent the weekend on campus. She spoke to second year Home Economics girls about her Sioux City high school cafeteria serving 1400 students daily and urged adding other subjects to Home Economics training.
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Miss Dillenberg
Cornell
Teachers’ College Columbia
Sioux City
Cornell Faces Critical Season End Games at Grinnell and Cedar Rapids
With Iowa out of the way Cornell basketball heads to Grinnell on Friday and to Cedar Rapids next Tuesday for two decisive 1918 19 season games. Grinnell hosts on a home floor while Cornell seeks to avoid a repeat of last year’s losses and avenge a close first meeting.
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Iowa
Cornell
Grinnell
Cedar Rapids
Ames
Mount Vernon
Miss Busse Attends Deans Conference in Chicago
Florence Busse acting Dean of women leaves for Chicago to attend a three day Deans conference and a Home Economics Convention. The Conference is at Northwestern University on Wednesday and Chicago University on Thursday. Miss Busse is accompanied by Clarice Dillenberg.
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Florence Busse
Chicago
Northwestern University
Miss Busse
Chicago University
Miss Betts
Clarice Dillenberg
Centenary Men To Speak Here Twice Thursday
Cornell is to be highly favored Thursday when Dr Moss Rev R L Smith of Chicago and Dean McLain of Oberlin University address the student body on two occasions during the day. The three are visiting a U S team to arouse students to definite decisions for life service. Conferences with team members after chapel. Speak to Miss Mildred Briggs and Carl Allen to arrange.
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Cornell
Moss
R. L. Smith
Chicago
Dean McLain
Oberlin University
United States
Mildred Briggs
Carl Allen
Conrad House Wins In First Inter-House Checker Tourney
The Conrad House defeated Smiley House in a fast opening checker tournament on their home table. Dickey of the visitors lost the first three games to Amateur Dasham, while Millen and Less Moore led the home side in the later matches. Substitutes provided fudge and entertainment, but the event drew few strangers and left players and onlookers with mixed reactions.
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Conrad
Smiley
Dickey
Dasham
Millen
Moore
Stitute
Bayliss
Orlando
Hubert
Merlin
Coe and Cornell Aim to Improve Sportsmanship
The Coe Athletic Council publishes a letter to the Cornell C Club praising their apology for the January 17 theft of a Coe basketball during a Mount Vernon visit. The council notes the incident prompted regret and urges continued friendly relations between Coe College and Cornell College.
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Coe Athletic Council
Coe
Cornell
Cornell “C
Mount Vernon
Coe Council
The
Athletic Council
Cornell College
Cornell Loses To Iowa In Slow Game
Iowa raced to an early 18 to 4 lead and won 26 to 6 as Cornell lagged in passing and shooting. Kidder and Hurlburt scored for Cornell. Brown led Iowa with nine free points and eight made free throws.
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Cornell
Iowa
Kidder
Hurlburt
Kepler
Browns
Cotton
Milholm
Ensign
Lemon
Sanderson
Cornell Town
Berrien
Yee
Reces Olson Kepler
Gugasteales Cotton Sanderson
Nicholaus Kidder
Brown
Worth
Kauffman
Nicholaus
Olson
Invitation Tournament Attracts Many High Schools
Fourteen central eastern high schools have accepted the CG Club invitation for next Friday and Saturday's high school basketball tournament. More schools are expected to join, with at least 20 teams anticipated. Accepted teams include Walker, Marion, Traer, Urbana, Lisbon, Anamosa, Iowa City, Mount Vernon, Cornell, Manchester, Belle Plaine, Wheatland, Alburt, and Center Point. Cedar Rapids, Monticello, and Springville may still enter.
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Walker
Marion
Traer
Urbana
Lisbon
Anamosa
Iowa City
Mount Vernon
Cornell High School
Manchester
Belle Plaine
Wheatland
Alburnet
Center Point
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
Springville
Student Council Election Nominations Announced
Seventeen women and fourteen men filed eleventh hour petitions for Student Council seats. Five executive posts attract candidates Rollin Baird for president LeRoy Pulver for secretary and Paul Philips for treasurer. Vice President field includes Alice Fischer and Frances Collins. Juniors name eight women and five men for council seats with several contested races.
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Rollin Baird
LeRoy Pulver
Paul Philips
Alice
Fischer
Franceg
Collins
Nell Plummer
Mildred Briggs
Lois Hoel
Esther Dameron
Ida Yeamans
Mary Day
Daisy Marston
Max Daskam
Hubert van Ness
Wendell Dennis
Lee Byerly
Raymond Grant
Carmen Rockabrand
Gladys Hipple
Ruth Barnett
Esther Arganbright
Winifred Carlton
Thelma Lull
Lucile
Student Directory To Be Out Next Week
The long awaited Student Directory will be ready for distribution the first part of next week. Livermore and Drummond promise the book this year with delays noted. It will include full names towns societies and telephone numbers with a price of fifteen cents. First copies go to press Saturday with sale likely Monday.
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Livermore
Drummond
Roller Skating Schedule Set At Gym Hours
The gym announces regular skating hours after a petition. Set times include Monday and Tuesday 7 to 8 PM Friday 7 to 10 PM Saturday 3 to 6 PM. The plan aims to boost skater attendance and may extend hours after basketball season ends.
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