Forty Students Named Semester Honor List
The registrar announced the 1932 83 honor list with forty students, including ten freshmen and thirty others. High honors went to seniors Margaret Herrick Olive Sherk Edith Slothower, and additional named juniors seniors sophomores and first year students are listed with Catherine criteria of more than 13 hours of coursework for eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Ebersole
Margaret Herrick
Olive Sherk
Edith Slothower
Richard Baker
Alice Maher
William Reynolds
Marguerite Bresson
Florence Hanson
Pearl Rumble
Alice Younkee
Manley Goodrick
Richard Tims
Marjorie Coleman
Helen Holmgren
Arthur Young
Eleanor Atkinson
Alice Davidson
Robert Kendrick
Pauline Kyle
Margaret Leonard
Roscoe Anderson
Clarence Brookins
Kellogg Hunt
Margery Jensen
Iibel Rose Malcolm
Rolland Philpot
Ruth van Buren
Gordon Johnson
Ruth Miller
Marian Chamberlin
Paul Clayton
Elizabeth Meyers
Robert Smith
Parma Bernhard
Laura McKay
Joyce Preston
Donald Rugg
Thadea Grefanski
DeWalt Young
Dr Chandler Speaks to Student Groups Across State
Prof. S. L. Chandler traveled across the state this past week addressing student groups and organizations. He visited towns including Norway Walford Belle Plaine Blairstown and Keystone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Chandler
S. L. Chandler
Norway
Walford
Belle Plaine
Blairstown
Keystone
Choir and Oratorio Welcome New Members
Nine new members join the College choir and eight join the Oratorio society after tryouts led by Prof. Harold W. Baltz. New College choir sopranos Pauline Bomberger Trances Stansell Genevieve Paul join altos Stella Peterson fills a vacancy and basses Herman Apfel Arden Lee Lawrence Hunter join. Oratorio sopranos Margery Jensen Blanche Sutton altos Jean Midkiff Stella Peterson. basses Yanus Johnson Tudor Price Emery Finnicum William Bolles added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratorio Society
Harold W. Baltz
Conservatory of Music
Stella Peterson
Pauline Bomberger
Trances Stansell
Genevieve Paul
Herman Apfel
Arden Lee
Lawrence Hunter
Ralph Dawson
Verne Derrer
Margery Jensen
Blanche Sutton
Jean Midkiff
Yanus Johnson
Tudor Price
Emery Finnicum
William Bolles
Birds Unafraid On This Island
Professor Homer R. Dill, head of the State University of Iowa Museum, recalls leading a 1911 expedition to Lawson Island, a boyhood dream realized. He shared tales to his Science club audience, illustrated with colored images of a land where birds are not afraid.
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Lawson Island
Homer R. Dill
State University of Iowa Museum
New England
Hawaiian Islands
Professor Dill
Science Club
Inauguration Broadcast Planned In Chapel Auditorium
A radio will be installed in the chapel auditorium so listeners can hear the Washington inauguration starting about 11 o clock CST tomorrow. The event targets political science students and others without radios and notes the last March 4 inauguration due to the lame duck amendment changing dates to January 20 in the future.
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Washington
English Teaching Class Sips Tea At Cornish College
A novelty English teaching course led by Miss Winifred Mayne at Cornish College meets Monday afternoons from 3 to 5. Eighteen cups of tea mark each session as students discuss dos and don'ts of the language. Tea aids informal atmosphere, encourages questions, and does not disrupt lessons.
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England
Cornell College
Winifred Mayne
Miss Mayne
Cornell Christian Association Outlines Fundraising Campaign
Cornell Christian Association leaders Josephine Eyes tone, Ralph Wilkinson, Arthur Young, and Richard Tims presented plans in chapel for a fundraising drive. Paul Wilkinson introduced the campaign to raise additional funds to sustain C C A activities as Paul Hickman presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell Christian Association
Josephine Eyestone
Ralph Wilkinson
Arthur Young
Richard Tims
Paul Wilkinson
Paul Hickman
25 Teams Enter Bridge Tourney Begins Saturday
The Social committee sponsors a Bridge Ladder tournament for any student. About 25 teams are registered with more urged to sign up before 10 30 tonight in Social Rooms. The ladder will be posted for Saturday.
Mount To Be Play Manager for Sophomore Tempest
John Mount, president of the sophomore class, becomes business manager for the production of Shakespeare's The Tempest under class auspices on March 29. Dorothy Gilmore leads publicity and seat reservations, Raymond Bublitz is stage manager, Verran Joslin supervises scenic design with Nama A Lathe advising. Kenneth Kiefer takes over as Prospero. The committee includes John Mount, Ruth Trump, Marian Ketelsen, Dorothy Gilmore, and Merton Green.
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John Mount
Shakespeare
Dorothy Gilmore
Raymond Bublitz
Verran Joslin
Nama A. Lathe
Paul Wilkinson
Prospero
Kenneth Kiefer
Ruth Trump
Marian Ketelsen
Merton Green
Miss Ortha Lane to Speak at Church Sunday
Miss Ortha Lane Cornell now an evangelical missionary in north China and resident in Peking will speak at the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society bank-offering program at the Methodist church Sunday morning. Lane formerly lived in Mount Vernon and is spending her furlough year in postgraduate work at the State University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortha Lane
Cornell
North China
Peking
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Lane
Mount Vernon
State University of Iowa
Dean Betts to Teach S S Class for Girls
Alice R. Betts succeeds Dean Albion R. King as leader of the Sunday school group organized at the year’s start by Dr. Harry M. Kelly. The class will continue as a brief discussion course for girls who expect to work with girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice R. Betts
Albion R. King
Harry M. Kelly
Cooper To Talk To English Club On Poets
Harold Cooper an English department instructor at the State University of Iowa will speak on Contemporary English and American Poets in South hall Tuesday at 7 pm under the English club. He is a Cambridge graduate and author of several verse books. Students and faculty are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cooper
State University of Iowa
South Hall
English Club
Cooper
Cambridge University
England
Dr. Horace G. Smith Urges Underpin Life Focus
Dr. Horace G. Smith of Garrett Institute of Theology Evanston spoke to the student body in chapel Thursday morning stressing the necessity for underpinning and laying a broader foundation for social industrial commercial and individual life of the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Smith
Garrett Institute of Theology of
Evanston
Women's Glee Club Plans Easter Program
The Women's Glee Club under Miss Ruth Pinkerton will perform music from France Spain Portugal and Hungary this semester. They may present an Easter Sunday chapel program.
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Women’s Glee Club
Ruth Pinkerton
France
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Campus Events Preview Shared for March Dates
A sequence of campus activities lists debates with Eklader Coe and Nebraska Wesleyan, English and Latin clubs, stage performances of The Tempest, a Christmas party style Grex, and recitals. The schedule spans March 3 to 25 with dances and debates on multiple Fridays and Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis German
Nebraka Wesleyan
Grex
Cornell Extension Work Spurs Broad Program Across Year
The year long extension program at Cornell featured a busy slate with music recitals plays chalk talks and high school visits led by Francis German and Mrs Helen M Cummings groups touring towns including Gladbrook Cedar Rapids Tama Toledo Mechanicsville Stanwood and Davenport Rich will lecture to high school audiences while Dr Chester L Rich plans 20 letters to high schools and an April slate. The Everyman morality play toured Clinton Muscatine Marshalltown and Waterloo drawing about 1000 at Waterloo and a high school creative writing contest drew 671 manuscripts from 376 students across 122 schools. An essay contest Why Attend a Liberal Arts College is being promoted with 750 letters mailed to high schools.
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Cornell
Francis German
Gladbrook
Helen M. Cumming
Tama
Toledo
Alison Moore
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Cumming
Mechanicsville
Stanwood
Chester L. Rich
Doctor Rich
Davenport Rotary Club
Blackhawk
Clinton
Muscatine
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Clyde Tull
Jewell Bothwell Tull
Tull
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
English Seminar Begins Meetings
Ruth G. Van Buren led the senior English comprehensive seminar discussing Chaucer and the 15th century in Prof. Clyde Tull's classroom. The next seminar is scheduled for next week with Margery Jensen and Kellogg leading a Renaissance in English literature discussion.
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Ruth G. van Buren
Clyde Tull
Margery Jensen
Kellogg Unt
Tull
Hickman to Lead E L League Talk on Sunday
Paul Hickman will discuss the topic What a Young Man Expects of a Young Woman before the College Epworth League on Sunday evening Beth Gunzenhauser will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hickman
College
Epworth League
Beth Gunzenhauser
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Prof. Dill
Cc. C. A
Dean Betts
S. S
Dr. Smith
Eklader
C. C. A. Party
Columbia College
Latin Club
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