KRNL seeks more students to fill chapel and station roles
Cornell KRNL station staff plans a volunteer semester with Wally Schneider as manager and Tom Walsh as chief engineer. The chapel committee urges student ideas and outlines aims for chapel programs, including religious value, music, social issues, and public meetings, inviting cooperation from Bob Smith, Robert Haack, Lois Temple, Mary Pat Eliason, Jane Graham, Lynn Stiles and Buford Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KRNL
Wally Schneider
Lynn Miller
Jack Perry
Leon Lubinsky
Craig Tenney
Tom Walsh
Cornell
Bob Smith
Robert Haack
Lois Temple
Mary Pat Eliason
Jane Graham
Lynn Stiles
Buford Beck
Diekirch Grade School Receives Needs List
The Mount Vernon Diekirch committee received a letter from Mayor Aleph Greisch detailing the Diekirch elementary school’s top needs. Teaching staff requested physics and chemistry apparatus, maps, art tools, music gear, and PE equipment while the school dentist and doctor listed a dentist chair and many smaller items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon-Diekirch
Diekirch
Aleph Greisch
Greisch
Rosch
Hetto
Students Suggest Improvements For 48 49 Lecture Series
Readers propose changes to the annual lecture and artist program. Suggestions include more modern and melodious music, better balance of speakers and musicians, fewer drafts, higher quality lecturers, and improved student attendance through faculty cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Hinman
Lou Whyte
Cal” Cudina
Laury Israel
E. T. Beadle
Orville Weislagel
Jerry
Kathleen Barkman
Ruth Carl
Marilyn Mathews
Helenka Bartunek
Betty Banter
Jack Shanger
Bob Salm
Dave Bart
Norman Thomas
Cornell Teams Schedule Weekend Sports and Events
Week’s schedule lists basketball with Cornell versus Lawrence at 7 30 p m in the gym on Saturday January 22 wrestling Cornell meet Grinnell at Grinnell Sunday January 23 CSF event in social rooms 6 30 p m Monday January 24 oratorio in the Lower chapel 7 p m Tuesday January 25 Men’s Glee Club in the Lower chapel 7 15 p m Wednesday January 26 International Club in the social rooms 7 15 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Lawrence
International Club
Faculty Attend Grinnell Meet Of Educators
Six faculty members from the college attended a Grinnell conference on Saturday January 15 focusing on foundations of education and a basic education course. Participants included Lois Henderson Margaret Williams J B MacGregor Chester Rich Francis German Otis Young. The event is part of a national teacher training study. Grinnell hosts the second of three meetings with Iowa City and Cornell scheduled for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Lois Henderson
Margaret Williams
J. B. MacGregor
Chester Rich
Francis German
Otis Young
University of Iowa
Cornell
Dean MacGregor Leaves For N Y U Post Auditions Planned
Dean MacGregor takes leave to assume a position at the New York University Conservatory. Cornell College Conservatory of Music will hold March 5 auditions for scholarships open to seniors graduates and eligible juniors. Scholarships total 160 and 80 dollars offering weekly lessons for one year with auditions limited to eight minutes and no jazz or popular selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell College Conservatory of Music
Arm Strong Hall
Cole Is Televised
In the photo Ray Mitchael of WNEW introduces Cole flanked by Max Palmer Cornell 41 president of the Washington D C Cornell alumni club and a special events announcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mitchael
WNEW
Cole
Max Palmer
Cornell
Washington D.C
Iowa State Dean Will Evaluate Us on Campus Visit
Helser director of personnel at Iowa State College Ames will be on campus Tuesday and Wednesday February 15 and 16 to meet staff and faculty as an adviser on institutional problems. He comes via the American Council on Education advisory service to observe and recommend changes and evaluate guidance and personnel work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mod. Helser
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Helser
Cornell
American Council On Education
Dershimer Chosen Social Chairman by Student Council
Dick Dershimer was named social chairman at a student council meeting on a Wednesday afternoon. Stan Carroll was chosen as associate chairman. The council renamed treasurer to associate chairman and considered a full year term for the chairman. Randy Mathews and John McNilly served as chair and treasurer in the first semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Dershimer
Stan Carroll
Randy Mathews
John McNeilly
Organ Teacher Presents Bach Chorale Recital
Prof. Eugene Devereaux of Cornell college presented the first of three organ recitals on Sunday afternoon January 16. The program traced a chronology from Pachelbel to Bach to Brahms with Bach chorales and counterpoint shaping religious moods. His technical mastery and tasteful registrations drew a large audience and the encore offered Bach’s The Voice Saith Man is Mortal as a reflective close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Devereaux
Cornell College
Devereaux
Bach
Pachelbel
Brahms
Registrar Sets Weeklong Registration Window
The registrar outlines a week of registration from January 24 to January 29 with no extensions. Walter B Gray notes the period length. Procedures include obtaining master cards at the registrar’s office and, if needed, making changes on the original card with the advisor’s initiation before proceeding to registrar and financial offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B Gray
Women pledge panel explains joining procedures
The Women's Intrasocial Group council will hold a panel to explain the pledging procedures for all eligible women. The discussion is scheduled for January 31 at 8:15 PM in the social rooms.
Nell Frontier Drama He Ain't Done Right by Nell
Major students in dramatic arts staged a frontier thriller in chapel Tuesday. Craig Tenney narrated Nell was Jacqueline Kirk Jack Logan was Dick Willis Hilton Hayes was Jack Perry Vera was Barbara Fluhrer Granny was Grace McNeal Lolly Wilkins was Barbara Van Winkle Wallace Schneider directed the show thrilled the audience with gusto and a front row claque added to the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Arts
Nell
Chapel Tuesday
Craig Tenney
Narrator
Jacqueline Kirk
Dick Willis
Jack Logan
Jack Perry
Hilton Hayes
Barbara Fluhrer
Vera
Grace McNeal
Granny
Barbara van Winkle
Lolly Wilkins
Wallace Schneider
Clacque
Morrill Named Acting Dean As MacGregor Takes Leave
Cornell College announces Dean Jay B. MacGregor will take a semester leave to teach education at New York University. Miron A. Morrill becomes acting dean with duties including faculty candidate review and student government liaison. MacGregor and family plan a January 27 move to New York City, with offices at NYU near Washington Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay B. MacGregor
Cornell College
Board of Trustees
Russell D. Cole
Dean MacGregor
New York University
New York
N.Y
Cornell
Miron A. Morrill
Chester L. Rich
C D Norton
Walter B. Gray
MacGregor
Rich
Watson Davis
Morrill
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
S.C
College of Puget Sound
Tacoma
Wash
Hamlin University
St. Paul
Mary
Mt. Vernon
Riverside Drive
New York City
Washington Square
Morningside Heights
Informality Key To New Jolas Hour Over Station WMT
A pianist and Cornell professor Jacques Jolas hosts the first of a series on Station WMT Cedar Rapids from 8 to 9 pm. He argues music is communication and enjoyment and shares Beethoven and Bach selections with brief piano interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT
Jacques Jolas
Cornell College Conservatory of Music
Cedar Rapids
Jolas
Roland Hayes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sun
CSF
Men’s Glee Club
Lower
Conservatory
Wnew-Nbc
Washington, D.C
Iowa State
Dershimer
Delinda Roggensack
Morrill Takes
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!