Cornell Rams Panth ers rally ends season with festive parade
After the ISTC Panth ers lost to the Cornell Rams, a campus pep rally and spontaneous 22 car parade through Marion and Cedar Rapids drew cheers from Cornell students and alumni. Lynn Bear Stiles organized the rally with Cornell men. Bob Smith approved the chapel pep program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISTC
Panthers
Cornell Rams
Lynn “Bear” Stiles
Cornell
Bob Smith
Bear
Smith
Paul Hudson
Marion
Cedar Rapids
C.R
Coe College
St. Luke’s Hospital
George Caldwell
Reluctant Courtship and Humorous Observations
A fragmentary poem traces a suitor’s bold actions and a witty response asking him to seek her father. It features a dead father and a playful misreading of consent tied to a joke about a life lived. Other lines offer quips on relativity and a dated advert seeking a blue eyed Scandinavian blonde with platonic affection.
Atomic Energy Day to be Held in Iowa on March 22
The article describes Atomic Energy Day on the Cornell campus and lists the schedule of talks and discussion groups led by leaders from Cornell College, University of Iowa, and Iowa State College. It notes that classes will be canceled for the event and mentions the film showings Lysistrata and Zero for Conduct as part of the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cornell
Jessie M Parker
Iowa State Department of Public Instruction
Harley Wilhelm
Institute For Atomic Research At
Iowa State College
Russell D. Cole
Cornell College
George Glockler
State University of Iowa
Robert A. Rogers
Iowa State Teachers College
Harley A Wilhelm
Institute For Atomic Research
Everyman staged by Cornell art music and drama departments
The Cornell art, music and dramatic arts departments join to present "The Summoning of Everyman," an early English morality play. Performances run Saturday April 1 at 8 15 pm and Sunday April 2 at 3 00 pm with two weeks of rehearsal. Set and costumes are by the art department and music by Mrs. June McConlogue Chester Webb and the Cornell choir. Overture by Heinrich Schutz Stabat Mater by Palestrina and O Magnum Mysteria by Vittoria will be sung in Latin by a double choir. all music except the overture is in Latin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell Art, Music
Dramatic Art
June McConlogue
Cornell
Chester Webb
Lord
Heinrich Schutz
Palestrina
Vittoria
Week calendar entries for March events and tournaments
A detailed weekly schedule lists events from March 18 to 24 across rooms and facilities. Highlights include children story hour, aquatic club shows, CSF and AWS meetings, student council, Oratorio and Orchestra performances, Atomic Energy Day with no classes, foreign film, chapel events, Glee Club, Mortar Board, Square Dance, and NCAA tournament wrestling at Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CSF
Dean Fisher
Merner
UWF
Cole bin
Upper Chapel
Armstrong
Miss Isaac
Cedar Falls
New Writers New Department Mark Next Number of Husk
Two campus writers debut in the March issue of Husk with Ann Young’s rhythmic prose Definitions and Elmer Havens' poem Criticism. A spring cover by Bob Christiansen introduces Letters from Paris and Letter from Lima, plus two short stories by Jim Boylan and Robert Sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Young
Elmer Havens
Bob Christiansen
Paris
Virginia Cory Sampson
Lima
Peru
Tokyo
Blackie
Jim Boylan
Billy
Robert Sweet
Jim Christensen
200 Expected For Educator's Conference
Over 200 educators are expected to attend the 18th annual School men's conference at Cornell on April 1. Dr Otis Young of the department of education notes strong response to invitation letters sent to Iowa and Illinois superintendents principals and supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Otis Young
Department of Education
Iowa
Illinois
Cornell Conference To Feature Dr Bruner Lectures
Dr Herbert B Bruner superintendent of Minneapolis schools will speak at Cornell with morning talks on Education for 1950 and The Role of the Administrator in 1950 Education A panel of four superintendents will discuss issues with guidance specialist Dr Fritz Redl from Wayne University leading sessions Delegates will be hosted at a luncheon by Cornell and the Little Theater conference venue is the Little Theater with invites extended to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Herbert B. Bruner
Minneapolis
Bruner
Fritz Redl
Wayne University
Detroit
Austria
Redl
Methodist Church
Young
Little Theater
Faculty Frenzy Smashing Hit At Cornell Theater
The Faculty Frenzy show at Armstrong hall and Bowman theater drew strong praise from students. Merill and colleagues opened with Cornell personalities, followed by the Faculty Meeting and a string of skits and solos. Highlights included Casanova Quimby, the Registrar’s Office verses, Swanee River Meade, and a finale with a vigorous square dance and rousing chorals. Miss Isaacs received an orchid for her work in developing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary R. Smith
Armstrong Hall
Merrill
MacConlogue
Pinkerton
Morse
Cornell
Bowman
Casanova Quimby
Swanee River Meade
al Jolson Meade
Larry Parks
Lis
Miss Isaacs
Wright Lauderdale Run For Student Council Presidency
Final elections near with two candidates each for all offices. Julius Lauderdale and John Wright vie for student body president. Campaigns highlighted constitutional amendment and youth participation as the election nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Lauderdale
John Wright
Lauderdale
Phi Beta Kappa Initiates Six New Members at Cornell
Six new Phi Beta Kappa members will be formally initiated Sunday March 19 at a tea hosted by Mrs Winifred Van Etten president of the local chapter. Attending will be Cornell faculty staff and students from the chapter. The six new members are Jane Graham Art Hamann Orville Marlowe Campbell McConnell Catherine Osgood and Laurel Presnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Kappa
Winifred van Etten
National Honorary Fraternity
Cornell
van Etten
Jane Graham
Art Hamann
Orville Marlowe
Campbell McConnell
Catherine Osgood
Laurel Presnell
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Mt. Vernon High School
Syracuse Daily Orange
Blackburnian
The
Secessary
Art Students League
Lysistrata
Aristophanes
Athens
Sparta
Jean Vigo
France
J. M. Bone
Sinfonietta To Make
Cornell College Sinfonietta
Lloyd Oakland
Geneseo
Ill
Sigourney
Ottumwa
Grundy Center
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Sinfonietta
Elwood Willey
Crete McCollister
Sam Minasian
Bill Taylor
Cornell Symphony Orchestra
Art, Music
D.A
South
Charlotte Radcliff Carter
Listener
Elizabeth Isaacs
Thom Herrick
Eucalyptus Louise Rich
Louis Wilson
Penny Jones
Thomas Gallagher
New York City
Severance
Veronica Forest
Hollywood
Calif
George Ketzel
Los Angeles
Peter Deckert
Bridgeport
Helen Rosemary Cole
Chicksha
Oklo
Clem Graham
Brooklyn
By Martha Overholser
Wright
Jim Croft
John Stouffer
Senate
AWS
Marjory Crosley
Phyl Lukenbach
Ken Rideout
Bill Vickerstaff
Bob Anderson
Jim Hersey
Joanne Erickson
Joan Lyford
Vic Furnish
Ken Power
Barbara Littrell
Mary Ellen Smith
Russell Bruce
Bob Morrison
Goldie Armstrong
Jo Shearer
Dot Boden
Jane Taylor
Ivan Schlaefer
Jack Conde
Joe Ault
Jean Kroeschell
Ted Hahn
Ruth Temple
John Kirkpatrick
Bert Schnecklot
Cornellian
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