Poets Submit Early Entries For Cornell High School Contest
Entries from LaGrange Illinois Chicago and Minneapolis high schools plus several smaller towns flow into the Cornell English club contest. Professor Clyde Tull reports 24 entries so far with February 15 deadline. Suburban clippings note wide recognition and growing poetry submissions.
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LaGrange
Til. John Marshall High School
Chicago
Central High ‘School
Minneapolis
Cornell English Club
Clyde Tull
Tull
Cornell
Cornell College
Riverside News
Suburban Magnet
Miss Betts To Talk At Deans Meeting In Minneapolis
Miss Alice R. Betts dean of women travels to Minneapolis on February 22 to address the Deans convention. She will discuss methods of integrating guidance on financial health religious social academic and vocational needs.
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Alice R. Betts
Minneapolis
Miss Lathe Hosts Art Department Tea Gathering
Miss Nama Lathe art instructor entertained the entire art department at a tea Sunday afternoon from 3 30 to 5 30 at her home. Mrs H Cane and Mrs H A Miller assisted in pouring tea. Mr and Mrs Herbert Rosenigren ex 35 Cedar Rapids visited campus friends yesterday.
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Herbert Rosenigren
Cedar Rapids
Dr. Cole Attends Brother's Funeral in Batesville Ark
Dr Frank Cole vice president traveled to Batesville Arkansas on Sunday to mourn Charles F Cole a prominent Arkansas lawyer and former judge and U S attorney for the eastern district at the time of his death He was a leading criminal lawyer and a familiar figure in Mount Vernon leaving a wife and five children.
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Frank Cole
Batesville
Ark
Charles F. Cole
Arkansas
Cole
Eastern District Court of
United States
Mount Vernon
Pick King Olaf To Be Sung Here
Excerpts from King Olaf by Edward Elgar will be presented as the festival oratorio. Prof Harold W Baltz directs with Dr Frederick Stock of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra approving. The work, sung seven years earlier at Cornell, tells of Olaf's reign and the spread of Christianity in the north. First rehearsal set for Monday Jan 30 at 6 40 in Lower Chapel.
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Edward Elgar
Harold W. Baltz
Conservatory of ‘Music
Frederick Stock
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Cornell
Frank Shaw
Conservatory of Music
Oberlin
Baltz
Olaf
Mina to Attend Columbia University
A party at the Miller house honored Miss Mina who leaves Friday to attend Columbia University. About thirty students attended and the evening featured bridge and dancing. Chaperons included Mrs. Hattie Miller Miss Winifred Mayne and Bernard Van Etten.
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Miller ‘House
Mina
Columbia University
Hattie Miller
Winifred Mayne
Bernard van Etten
Cornell and Barker Star in Ames Football History Series
Des Moines Register writer Berty McGrane resurrects scores and players from Cornell and Ames games since 1900. Dick Barker on the Ames squad is highlighted with All-Western and All-American honors in 1919, while Coppess of Cornell is praised as a legendary punter.
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Ames
Berty McGrane
Des Moines Register
Iowa
Cornell
Dick Barker
Coppess
Cornell College
Peace of Coe
Nesbitt
Drake
Carridge
Cornell summer school to feature dramatic arts and speech
The Cornell summer program will include courses in speech correction culture reading and religious drama and repertory acting. Prof Albert Franklin Johnson canceled west coast recitals to offer elementary and advanced courses and select students may join the repertory acting track based on demonstrated talent.
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Cornell
Dorjal
Albert Franklin Johnson
West
Dr Faustus at Cornell Little Theatre Davenport Tonight
The well known Elizabethan drama Dr Faustus is presented by a small cast at the Cornell Little Theatre in Davenport tonight at 8 and tomorrow at 2. The production appeals to drama lovers who missed earlier shows and will also tour Cedar Rapids and Chicago area venues.
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Marlowe
Dr Faustus
PoeReon
Cornell
Dr. Faustus
Faustus
Friends of Art
Davenport
Mount Mercy Academy
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Karl King Visits Brother During Midweek Tour
Karl C. King of Morrisville Pennsylvania visited his brother Dean Albion R. King from Wednesday to Saturday. He then began a tour through Kansas Texas and Florida. King Farms manages a 5000 acre Delaware River valley vegetable farm and he tours the country studying corporate farm management methods after a conference with Collins Farm Company in Cedar Rapids.
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Karl C. King
Morrisville
Dean Albion R. King
Kansas
Texas
Florida
King
King Farms Company
Delaware River Valley
Collins Farm Company
Cedar Rapids
Expanded Music Course Offered by Conservatory Leader
Prof Harold W Baltz announces a three hour music appreciation course expanded by the Conservatory of Music. Francis German will conduct after special work at Columbia University. No prior musical training required beyond the ability to distinguish tunes. Benefit includes study of the May Music Festival program.
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Harold W. Baltz
Conservatory of Music
Francis German
Columbia University
May
New Press Club Formed on Cornellian Campus
Members of the Cornellian staff met at the Cornellian office last Tuesday to organize a press club on campus. Officers named were Joe Kaselow 34 as president, Jane Hayes 33 as vice president, Ruth Burton 35 as secretary and treasurer. Club name to be decided. membership restricted to masthead names on The Cornellian editorial page.
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Cornellian
Joe Kaselow
Jane Hayes
Ruth Burton
The
Latin Club Explores Janus History In Meeting
Elizabeth Myers presented a history of Janus at the Latin club meeting hosted by Prof. and Mrs. Mark Hutchinson. Alva Benson discussed Janus modern meaning. An informal social was held after the program.
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Elizabeth Myers
Mark E. Hutchinson
Alva Benson
Campus events and sports schedule leading into February
The campus calendar lists registration and special exams on January 25, a second semester start January 26, basketball games against Ripon January 27 and Monmouth February 4, and events including journalism dinner February 7 and wrestling February 7. Latin club and a freshman debate are noted for mid February.
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Ripon
Chamberlin Leads League Discussion on Christian Religion
Gordon Chamberlin led the Epworth League discussion on "The Christian and His Religion" last Sunday evening. A large group of students was present.
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Gordon Chamberlin
Epworth League
Lil
Whole School Exam Jubilee Party Planned at Gym
The faculty and students are invited to an all college party in the gymnasium at 8 o'clock on Wednesday. A senior class stunt, extended for novelty, plus special numbers by faculty and students will start the program. Afterward there will be a mixed swim and dancing, with Royal Collegian Orchestra providing music. Refreshments and entertainment are free.
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Royal Collegian Orchestra
Professors Dine As They Debate Tax Exemption Measure
Sixteen members of the local American Association of University Professors met at Mrs. H. S. Risser’s home Monday evening. Dr. Charles R. Keyes, president, and Prof. C. F. Littell, secretary, led discussion on a state legislature proposal to remove tax exemption from college owned properties. A committee including Dr. Chester L. Rich and Dr. N. S. Chandler was named to investigate the issue, which the group opposed. A business meeting preceded a social gathering.
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American Association of University
H. S. Risser
Charles R. Keyes
Germany
C. ‘F. ‘Littell
Chester L. Rich
3S. L. Chandler
Miss Lathe to Speak at Vinton Friday
Miss Nama Lathe of the art department will give a chalk talk titled East West and Middlewest before Vinton High School this Friday. There will be no Art Club meeting in her absence, though her classes will meet for important assignments.
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Nama Lathe
East
West
Middlewest
Vinton High School
Vinton
Everyman Shown By Clinton College Players Sunday
A large audience attended the first production of Everyman by college players at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Clinton Sunday night. Theodore Arnold played the title role in the play directed by Prof. and Mrs. Clyde Tull.
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College Players
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Clinton
Theodore Arnold
Clyde Tull
Cedar Rapids Theatre Guests Attend Hotel Universe Event
Prof and Mrs Clyde Tull were guests Thursday night of the Community Players of Cedar Rapids directors for the Philip Barry play Hotel Universe and a theatre party at the Country Club after the performance.
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Clyde Tull
Community Players of
Cedar Rapids
Philip Barry
Country Club
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Brother
Elgar
Moises Mina
Columbia
Register
Barker
Purple
Johnson
Karl King
New Press Club
Janus
Tues
Monmouth
Maquoketa
Chamberlin
Everyman
Tulls
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