Three Cornell Students Named Phi Beta Kappa Inductees
In a Monday chapel ceremony Cornell honored Phyllis Hoffman Rebecca Reeves and Richard Moore as new Phi Beta Kappa members from the class of 1939. Earlier fall selections included Elizabeth Isaacs Jane Post Robert Swenson and David Wiest.
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Cornell
Phi Beta Kappa
Ternity
Phyllis Hoffman
Rebecca Reeves
Richard Moore
Elizabeth Isaacs
Jane Post
Robert Swenson
David Wiest
Lawrence Student to Speak Here at Friday Chapel
Lawrence College exchange student Joe Maertz Weiler will speak at the regular chapel Friday. His topic is How we do it at Lawrence. Maertz Weiler was co captain of the football team, all conference quarterback and president of the L Club. Mert McKendry represented Cornell at Lawrence on February 10.
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Miss Hoffman
Associated Women Students
Torch” Society
Women’s Athletic Association
Royal Purple Staff
Delphi
Miss Reeves
Cornell
Burlington Junior College
Arrow
Mr. Moore
C.C.A
Lawrence College
Joe Maertzweiler
Lawrence
Maertzweiler
Mert McKendry
Midwest Forensic League Organized at Cedar Rapids
Five Midwest conference debate teams met in Cedar Rapids to form a unified forensic association. Ripon Knox Monmouth Coe and Cornell drafted plans with Grinnell Carleton Beloit and Lawrence invited. A student congress was planned for next fall with officers elected for one year.
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Monmouth
Coe
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Beloit
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Jean Liedman
I. Dale Welch
Neil Walsh
Ripon College
Francis Allen
David Miller
George Campbell
David Hamm
Claude Bowder
Senate
Madison
Wisconsin
Tolanthe ready for midweek Iolanthe shows at little theatre
Gilbert and Sullivan's Iolanthe opens Wednesday and Thursday at 8 15 p m with lavish costumes and a bright lighting design. The orchestra under Prof Williams includes Edith Carver Geraldine Bryant John Mallonee and Dor othy Smith among others. A Grex matinee is set for Saturday at 2 15 p m and a schoolchild performance was held today.
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Iolanthe
Little Theatre
Prof. Williams
Edith Carver
Geraldine Bryant
John Mallonee
Dorothy Smith
John Duckwall
Flaine Thornell
Catherine Lilley
Ruth Kiess
Phyllis Pearson
Ivis Boyer
Eugene Stevenson
Ruth Erdice
Dick Paul
Doris Hardine
Margaret Warner
Holly Tupper
Everette Garrett
Ethel Kratzer
Bob Bryant
Sidney King
Frances Fansher
Betty Wales
Howard Johnson Leads Government Class to Des Moines Visit
Howard Johnson, a student teacher, plans a field trip for his eleventh grade government class to Des Moines on Wednesday March 15. The 17 students will tour the capitol building and state legislature, meet Representative Gardner, view a state court, visit the historical association, and inspect the Amana colony southwest of Cedar Rapids.
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Des Moines
Capitol
Gardner
State Historical Association
Amana
Cedar Rapids
Amateur Our Town to Open at Cornell Little Theatre
The first non professional performance of Thornton Wilder s Our Town will be staged in Cornell Little Theatre on Friday and Saturday April 28 28 as a Speech Department production. High school seniors will attend Grex with about 1500 invitations sent and 600 to advisers and superintendents.
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Thorton Wilder
Our Town
Cornell Litte Theatre
Speech Department
Albert Franklin Johnson
Senior Debaters Head South for Spring Trip
Cornell's debate squads under Prof. Co F Littell plan a spring road trip starting March 19. Seniors Jeannette MacDonald Merton McKendry Clark McNeal and David Wiest will conclude their careers with a March 24 radio debate against Atlanta Law School in Georgia.
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Co. F. Littell
Jeannette MacDonald
Merton McKendry
Clark McNeal
David Wiest
Atlanta Law School
Atlanta
Georgia
McKendry
McNeal
Wiest
Littell
Culver-Stockton College
Canton
Missouri
Central College
Fayette
Hendrix College
Conway
Arkansas
Louisiana State University At
University, Louisiana
Mobile
Pensacola
Cottondale
Florida
WAGA
View Book Highlights Cornell Campus Scenes
The college publishes its yearly view book for prospective Cornell students. Photographs show classrooms laboratories backstage at the theatre and a professor’s home. Short captions explain the idea behind each scene. Linoleum cuts credited to Rena Kohl Jessie McKerrow and G Ann Holmgren edited by Abbie Probasco.
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Little Theatre
Rena Kohl
Jessie McKerrow
G'Ann Holmgren
Abbie Probasco
Elizabeth von Hesse Life feature recalls Cornell alumna
Elizabeth von Hesse, linked to Eleanor Roosevelt and Dale Carnegie, is highlighted in Life magazine. The Cornellian class of 1902 notes her as Elizabeth Ferguson and Maxeda Hesse, her daughter, belonged to Cornell class of 1934.
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Elizabeth von Hesse
Eleanor Roosevelt
Dale Carnegie
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