Flight Training Opens With Weather Hope For Weekend
Flight students at Cornell prepare for first flying-out party as weather may allow. Primary and secondary classes begin tests and maneuvers in new open cockpit Waco ship under instructors Cook and Dunn. Seventeen named cadets and graduates listed from Cornell and nearby colleges. Prof Nelson notes shared nerves as loops spins and rolls delight both instructor and students.
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Waco
Cook
Ivan Carter
Robert Crumbaugh
Loren Duffey
Dean Gilliatt
Elmer Moots
Frank Nelick
Harlan Nelson
Richard van Tayle
Gornell
Hays Hinds
Keith McHugh
Peru State Teachers ‘College
Nebraska
Prof
Neilsson
Mr. Cook
Weekly Meetings To Map Future Athletic Program
Dean McGregor said weekly meetings continue to clarify student minds on future athletics. Six programs in the athletic curriculum require careful cooperation from instructors, considering limited Cornell facilities and coed housing in the gym. The administration will announce a definite plan after thorough review.
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Dean McGregor
Cornell
On and Off the Hill March Events at Little Theatre
On and Off the Hill debuts Saturday March 15 with two one act plays at the Little Theatre at 2 30 p m. Sunday March 16 offers Marjorie Humby senior voice recital at 7 30 p m in the chapel. Monday March 17 features a student recital in the chapel at 4 15 p m. Cornell broadcasts Thursday March 20 on WSUI from 5 15 to 5 45 p m. Gridiron banquet tickets go on sale in the English office at 1 20 p m. Dorothy Beach and Fredric Taylor give a vocal recital in the chapel at 7.
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Little Theatre
Marjorie Humby
Cornell
WSUI
Dorothy Beach
Fredric Taylor
Dorothy Beach and Fred Taylor to Present Recital
Dorothy Beach and Fredric Taylor will present a joint voice recital on Thursday March 20 at 7 p.m. in King Memorial chapel under Miss Ruth Pinkerton. Dorothy's junior program includes German French and English songs with accompanying by Betty Woods and Raymond Jones. Fredric will sing Schubert Rimsky Korsakov and Wagner selections with accompaniment by p rovider.
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Dorothy Beach
Fred Taylor
Fredric Taylor
Ruth Pinkerton
King Memorial ‘Chapel
Dorothy
Betty Woods
Raymond Jones
Fred
Schumann Schumann
Schumann
Gridiron Banquet Tickets Moved To March 26
The Gridiron Banquet date shifted from March 27 to Wednesday March 26 due to dining room limits. First sale on Thursday March 20 at 1 20 p m English club members have priority. non member tickets follow after members are accommodated. Committees plan the annual frolic razzing banquet sold at a premium by some vendors.
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Cornell
Junior senior dinner and dance set for Saturday night
Cornell students will attend a formal junior senior dinner at Pfeiffer dining hall at 6 pm followed by an 8 15 to 11 30 pm dance in the gym. Seniors enter free as guests of the junior class. Bill Towner leads a post dinner program with mystery decorations and Bill Franey and his orchestra provide the music.
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Cocroft
Nelson
Ivan Dunn
John Zlobalavik
Cedar Rapids
Cornell
Ethan Aiken
Richard Carbee
Marcus Daley
Eugene Ferris
John Granger
Eleanor Hall
Eugene Juhrend
Helen Langenbach
Floyd Piper
Harlan Reid
Paul Roberts
John Titus
Bill Towner
Charles Warden
Harold Weed
Charles Youngker
John Butler
Mechanicsville
James Lundy
Clarion
Eldon Johnson
Merlin Driebelbis
Pfeiffer
Wailly Tripp
Bill Franey
Cornell College Conservatory of Music
Chester Williamson
Cornell Music
King Memorial Chapel
Conservatory
Denims and ginghams Big Country Dance in Marion county
On March 22 the DeCamps will provide tunes for a country dance in Marion county with a professional caller. Admission is 15 cents for 8:00 to 10:30 pm. Free admission for boys and girls without dates. Dorothea Medal and Emily Millett listed as organizers. proceeds support the physical training country dance class. Also this weekend the Cornell Little Theatre hosts a matinee of one act plays by Anamosa and Davenport high schools with no admission charge.
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Marion County
Old Vienna
Mickey Schneider
Harriet Smith
Dorothy Furnish
Betty Jeanne Ensign
Margery Robertson
Ethylmae Schultz
Robin Probert
Cornell Little Theatre
Anamosa
Davenport
Marjorie Humby Readies Senior Recital Sunday Evening
Soprano Marjorie Humby will present her senior voice recital Sunday at 7 30 p m in the chapel with accompaniment by Marcia Wales. The program features works by Handel Mozart Schumann Weber Faure Delibes Bizet and more with pieces such as Oh Sleep Why Doest Thou Leave Me and Leise leise fromme Weise among selections.
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Marjorie Humby
Marcia Wales
Marjorie
Schumann “Stille Thranen
Schumann “Mondnacht
Schumann “Prulingsnacht
Bizet
Fenner
Friffes
Hughes
Hageman
Summer School At Cornell To Begin June 10 1941
Plans for the Cornell summer school 1941 call for two five week terms starting June 10. The Little Theatre program runs first half, while a C A A aviation course runs all summer. Final offerings pending but to be announced soon.
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Cornell
Campus Musicians Attend Conference in Des Moines
Prof. Lloyd Oakland and six senior music students attend the North Central Music Educators conference in Des Moines from March 15 to 19. Attendees include Betty Elmquist Blaine Thornell Marcia Wales Mary Beth Collister Mary Jane Crossley and Marjorie Humby. The group will study music publishers exhibits attend sectional meetings and join discussion groups.
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Lloyd Oakland
North Central Music Educators Conference
Des Moines
Betty Elmquist
Blaine Thornell
Marcia Wales
Mary Beth Collister
Mary Jane Crossley
Marjorie Humby
Central States
Music Publishers
Leyssac to Lecture on Hans Christian Andersen and Peter and the Wolf
Cornell students will host Paul Leyssac for the next Cornell Lecture course on Tuesday March 36th. He will recount Andersen tales and perform Peter and the Wolf with pianist Jacques Jolas, a program he and Jolas presented with Walter Damrosch.
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Mr. Leyssac
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Paris
New York
Eva le Gallifenne
Civic Repertoire Theatre Company
Igor Stravinsky
Symphony Hall
Serge Koussevitsky
Boston
Leyssac
Freshman Group Plans Vigorous As We Are Edition
Freshman writers to publish As We Are after spring vacation with 27 freshmen reporting post call. Blanche Gabrielson and Dick Silliman chosen as co editors after spirited balloting. Staff includes Betty Jeanne Ensign Jim Eyre Don Fehrenbach Julian Frank Peggy Frink and many others. Cornell college conservatory announces April 18 19 auditions with eight fields and two scholarships per field.
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Blanche Gabrielson
Dick Silliman
Betty Jeanne Ensign
Jim Eyre
Don Fehrenbach
Julian Frank
Peggy Frink
Sidney B. Garland
Marjorie Hole
Norman Jantz
Eleanor Jenner
Lois Kaylor
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CAA
Shirley Sanderson
Oseere
Ring
Susser Freund
Das Wandern
Schubert
Rose
Rimsky-Korsakov
Tschaikovsky
Wintter Watts
Ing
Vance
Mem
Bership In
Virginia Bolton
Joyce Thurber
Isabelle Kopriva
Janet Wellens
Mary Yost
Elizabeth Vandagriff
Betty Jean Hunt
Marilyn Flesher
Dorothea Medal
Emily Millett
The
C.A.A
Paul Leyssac
Peter and
Wolf
Jolas
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