School Meeting In Two Sections At Cornell College
Cornell college hosts the second annual conference for school administrators on Saturday March 10. The event will split into two parts an assembly for high school principals and school board members and a session for junior college representatives. Distinguished guests Miss Agnes Samuelson and Charles Pye will attend. The program centers on education amid current social and economic changes with a focus on adult education and recreation programs begun in Iowa prior to the federal relief plan. Dean J E Stout of Northwestern University speaks at the opening joint session.
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Cornell College
Agnes Samuelson
Charles Pye
Des Moines
Iowa State Teachers Association
Iowa
J. E. Stout
School of Education
Northwestern University
Con
Women's Invite Formal Saturday Dance in Gym
A women's invitation formal dance will be held in the gym next Saturday night at eight. Continuous dancing will be provided by two alternating eight-piece orchestras Mort Glosser's and Phil Putnam's. Women should dress formally. men may dress as they wish. Chaperons include Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tull Miss Ruth Pinkerton and Mr. Harold Baltz. Decorations and lighting are overseen by Ray Kautz and Ralph Whannell.
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Mort Glosser
Phil Putnam
Clyde Tull
Ruth Pinkerton
Harold Baltz
Ray Kautz
Ralph Whannell
Professors Tour Iowa Cities This Week
Prof Ray Miller speaks at Coggan and Delhi on Wednesday. Miss Nama Lathe plans stops in Keystone and Van Horne. Dr Albion R King speaks in Stanwood. On Friday Prof Chester L Rich visits Sabula and Miles. Prof C R Keyes and Prof R A Nelson appear in Vinton.
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Ray Miller
Coggon
Delhi
Pinkerton to Give Recital Friday Evening
Miss Ruth Pinkerton contralto of the conservatory of music will present a recital Friday evening March 16 with Prof. Harold W. Baltz on the organ. The program spans from sixteenth century songs to modern Indian songs by Cadman. Illness forced postponement from an earlier date.
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Ruth Pinkerton
Conservatory of Music
Iriday
Harold W. Baltz
Cadman
Miss Rigby Replaced at University Library in Iowa City
Miss Jessie Rigby has been in the University Hospital at Iowa City the past week. Miss Crystal Munger has been taking Miss Rigby's place in the library.
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Miss Rigby
University Hospital
Munger
Jessie Rigby
Iowa City
Crystal Munger
Eight Students Earn High Honors in Semester List
Eight students appear on the high honors list for last semester with at least thirteen hours. Names include Manley Goodrick, Margaret Risser, Pearl Rumble, Dale Sieben, Richard Tims, Anna Mary Wilson, James Yates, and Arthur Young. Another fifteen receive honors and a separate group earns honorable mention.
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Manley Goodrick
Margaret Risser
Pearl Rumble
Dale Sieben
Richard Tims
Anna Mary Wilson
James Yates
Arthur Young
Richard Baker
Marian Chamberlin
Marjorie Coleman
Joseph Fink
Ethyle Firth
Roger Gillette
Darrell Harvey
Priscilla Keeler
Alice Maher
Ruth Miller
Mary Ellen Moore
Huldah Peet
William Reynolds
Anne Shelley
DeWalt Young
Virginia Blanchard
Lizabeth Bryant
Muriel Burton
Dorothy Cheever
Robert Choate
Alice Davidson
Bernice Fictor
Helen Holmgren
Lucile Indra
Robert Johnson
Franklin Littell
Naomi Livesay
Madge Molzahn
Alison Moore
Elizabeth Myers
Charlotte Radcliff
Aleck Lewis Smith
Ruth Trump
Three Pass Examiner's Test In Life Saving
Ruth Miller Edwin MacDade and Winifred Witzigman passed their tests for examiner's badges Friday afternoon in life saving. These examinations were given by Miss Street head of the women's physical education department at Coe college.
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Ruth Miller
Edwin MacDade
Winifred Witzigman
Miss Street
Coe College
Names By Nationality At Cornell Hint At Student Heritage
A survey of among roughly 490 Cornell affiliates shows a diverse mix of European-derived names. Germans number 155, English 150, Scotch-Irish 120, with Dutch 50 and others including 25 Scandinavian and 9 French, 4 Italian, and 1 Japanese representation.
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Cornell
Europe
Midwest
America
Germany
Kiefer
Bublitz
Burgstahler
van der Bie
van Auken
MacGregor
McCarthy
Smith
Miller
Davis
Peterson
Anderson
Russia
Alusow
Alusevich
Akstin
Akstinus
Beranek
Stefanski
Bouvier
Gillette
Italy
Sousa
Vergara
Honshu
Ogata
Japan
Sophomore Play Trials Set For Merchant of Venice Cast
The sophomore class will stage The Merchant of Venice directed by Prof. Albert Franklin Johnson. Trials begin Thursday March 8 at 3 PM in the Little Theatre Mainhall and run through Friday 4 PM with final tryouts Saturday at 9 40 AM. All sophomores are urged to audition.
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Albert Franklin Johnson
Clyde Tull
William Shakespeare
Tull
Little Theatre
Mainhall
Purple Masquers announce one act play contest prizes
Rich ard Baker announces awards for the Purple Masquers one act play contest. First prize ten dollars, second seven fifty, third five. Manuscripts due March 20. Submissions to Richard Baker or Armando Vergara. Plays must run forty minutes, use Cornell equipment, manuscript typed with no author name. Rights reserved to Purple Masquers. Open to all students.
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Purple Masquers
Richard Baker
Armando Vergara
Cornell
Junior class dues set for yearbook financing
At the junior class meeting it was decided to levy a dues fee of one dollar and a half per member to fund the junior yearbook. Dues are payable to John Mount at the bookstore with any excess refunds issued to those who have paid. Robert Choate president.
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John Mount
Chemists Attend Lecture by Krass at Iowa City Meeting
Dr. Charles A. Kraus of Brown University Providence R I delivered the lecture Dielectric Constant of the Bolvent Medium before the Iowa Section of the American Chemical Society in Iowa City last evening. Attending were Dr. Nicholas Knight Dr. J B Culbertson and Leonard Hines
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Nicholas Knight
J. B. Culbertson
Leonard Hines
Iowa
American Chemical Society
Iowa City
Charles A. Kraus
Brown University
Providence, R. I
Forgotten Man Theater Show Next Evening
Martha Jane Rogers stars as Judith in The Forgotten Man by Jewell Bothwell Tull to be staged Wednesday at seven in the chapel auditorium. The cast features Kenneth Kiefer and Richard Baker with a strong campus drama backdrop and positive audience praise from Marshalltown.
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Martha Jane Rogers
Jewell Bothwell Tull
Martha Jane
Judith
Kenneth Kiefer
Prospero
Richard Baker
Campus Dramatics
The
Purple Masquers
Death
Macbeth
Shakes
Library Adds Books Across Diverse Subjects
The library recently added several new titles spanning fiction and general non fiction. Notable entries include Within This Present by Margaret Ayres Barnes Money by Frederick Bradford At 33 by Eva Le Gallienne Kemmerer on Money by Edwin Kemmerer Bird of Dawning by John Masefield Collected Poems of MacLeish Thatched Roof by Beverly Nichols Collected Poems of Yates and Days Without Send by Eugene O Neil.
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Margaret Ayres Barnes
Frederick Bradford
Eva le Gallienne
Edwin Kemmerer
Kemmerer
John Masefield
MacLeish
Basil Matthews
John R. Mott
Eugene O'Neil
Beverly Nichols
Yates
Budapest String Quartet to Perform at Cornell Concert
The Budapest String Quartet, famed for over 800 concerts since 1918, will perform Thursday evening at 8. The ensemble includes Josef Roisman, Alexander Schneider, Stephan Ipolyi, and Mischa Schneider and is praised by the New York Times for its flawless technique and cohesive phrasing.
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Budapest String Quartet
Cornell
Josef Roisman
Alexander Schneider
Stephan Ip
Peace activist Dr. Alley to visit Cornell campus
Dr Alden G Alley of the National Council For The Prevention of War will speak at a Cornell chapel next Tuesday March 13. He will address several classes and a joint Mt Vernon Lisbon Rotary club and Pioneers meeting.
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Alden G. Alley
National Council For the Prevention of War
Cornell
Mt Vernon-Lisbon
Rotary Club
The
Pioneers
Alley
Debaters Close Season Thursday at College Hall
Freshman teams conclude season with two debates against Elkader junior college in College Hall at 4 00 and 6 40 p m. Robert Fauth and Lowell Jeffrey argue the affirmative on The Powers of the President while Betty Beeley and Ruth Newell face Elkader women.
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Elkader Junior College
College Hall
Robert Fauth
Lowell Jeffrey
Elkader
Betty Beeley
Ruth Newell
Freshman Genius Modernizes Oil Lamp Abroad
A high school student in Altoona, Francis Glenn, electrifies a Rayo oil lamp keeping its oil-burning function. He installed a bulb at the top of the flue with a cord hidden inside and a side switch, yielding three times the light of ordinary lamps. He completed the project in March 1932 and drew attention from Popular Mechanics. He has since replicated the lamp at Cornell and Mount Vernon.
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Altoona
Francis Glenn
Popular Mechanics
Cornell
Mount Vernon
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Pinkerton
Goodrick
Risser
Rumble
Sieben
Tims
Wilson
Young
Professor Johnson
Krass
Chemical
Man
String Quartet
Budapest
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