Twelve Men Honored At Men's Senate Dinner Awards
The annual Men's Dinner at the Methodist Church honored nine seniors and juniors with the highest extracurricular and college achievement medals. Winners include Don Lawson Dick Moore Charles Hokonson Emil Anderson Merton McKendry Dick Heine George Young Gleb Ledorin and Martin Iestenbaum. Athletic awards for top GPA after three five and seven semesters went to senior Bob Swenson and runner up George Mann. junior honors went to Howard Schneider and Charles Harris. sophomore award went to Arthur Behl.
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Methodist
Senate
Don Lawson
Dick Moore
Charles Hokonson
Emil Anderson
Merton MclKendry
Hil
Dick Heine
George Young
Gleb I*edorin
Martin Iestenbaum
Bob Swenson
George Mann
Charles Harris
Howard Schneider
Harris
Schneider
Arthur Behl
World Without End Play Slated For April Dates
The choice version of World Without End will be staged in the little theatre on Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Directed by Albert Franklin Johnson the religious drama will be performed by 16 members of the first year speech class at 4 p.m.
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Little Theatre
Albert Franklin Johnson
Etruscology Topic Highlights Latin Club Meeting
Latin club will meet at Prof. Mark Hutchinson's home Thursday at 7 p.m. Carl Beckman Herb Peck and Richard Sampson will give talks on Etruscology.
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Latin Club
Mark Hutchinson
Carl Beckman
Herb Peck
Richard Sampson
Dean King to Teach In Summer Session At Cornell
Dean King of the philosophy and religion department will teach at Cornell's summer session this year. The program will include courses across philosophy religion fine arts natural science social science and language literature and composition. The change allows students behind on requirements to complete needed work during the summer session.
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Cornell
King
Department of
Philosophy and Religion
Cornell students cut classes for spring furlough schedule
Cornel l students and instructors begin a one week spring vacation Friday with shortened class hours and a five minute gap between periods. Chemistry Club plans a tour of Chicago factories and labs visiting Ralph Osberg Drew Baker and Walter Irvine.
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Cornell
Chemistry Club
Chicago
Ralph Osberg
Drew Baker
Walter Irvine
Cornell Chemistry Department
Jay B. MacGregor
Florida
Fulton
Illinois
Higbie
Miss Parsons
Venn
Jacques Jolas
Andrist
WSUI
Tull
Indiana
de Pauw University
Seniors Seeks Memorial Gift From 39 Class at Cornell
The Cornell alumni point seniors toward a tangible memorial as the class of 1939 ponders a fitting tribute beyond pools and gymnasiums. A committee in Lower Chapel has yet to settle on ideas with options ranging from a new field house to campus escalator and even a WPA labor pledge.
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Cornell
Lower Chapel
Ers
Pfeiffer
South Hall
W.P.A
Lawrence Guest Speaker Leaves Sans Parlant
Lawrence College student Joe Maertzweiler could not appear as exchange chapel speaker. The printed fragment shows his intended remarks comparing Lawrence and Cornell, noting shared liberal arts traditions and campus life, while commenting on student curiosity and social life before abruptly leaving.
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Lawrence
Sans Parlant
Joe Maertzweiler
Lawrence College
Cornell
Modern Dancers Present Recital
Under Miss Williams direction the girls’ modern dance classes staged original routines as a class recital for the Orchesis Society this afternoon at 4 p.m. Each group of two to six dancers chose music, choreographed patterns, and costumes including tom tom rhythms and jack in the box style moves to fit the melody and time.
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Miss Williams
Orchesis Society
University of Chicago to Host April 2 organ recital
Prof. Eugene Devereaux presents a Sunday recital in the University of Chicago chapel featuring Bach Purcell Vaughn Williams and Hindemith works. The program includes Hindemiths Second Sonata in F minor marking its U S debut, performed on a four manual Aeolian Skinner organ worth over 50000.
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Devereaux
Prof. Devereaux
Dean to Speak at PBK Chapel on Social Change and the Law
Cornell Phi Beta Kappa invites Wiley Rutledge Jr to discuss Social Change and the Law in a chapel talk. Rutledge, a noted candidate for the U S Supreme Court vacancy, traces his path from Maryville College to Wisconsin and Indiana law, then Colorado and Iowa, rising to dean at Iowa Law School.
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Cornell
Phi Beta Kappa
Supreme Court of the United States
Chapel
Social Chainge
Wiley Blount Rutledge, Jr
Tennessee
Rutledge
Maryville College
Maryville
University of Wisconsin
Minister-School Teacher Spends Hours 3-7 a.m. Making Violins
Reverend Walter A. Smith, a West Liberty Methodist minister and high school instrumental music teacher, pursues violin making from 3 to 7 a.m. using aged curly maple backs and spruce tops. He sources 50 year aged white wood from Czechoslovakia via a Chicago firm, dedicating 90 to 100 hours per instrument.
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Walter A. Smith
Dorothy Smith
West Liberty
Iown
Nebraska
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Dean King
Elizabeth Isaacs
Andrew Carnegie
Doe Maertzweiler
Takengill Suiday
Cornell College
Joe
Piveene Deserear
Prof
Eugene Devereaux
Uni
Versity of Chicago Chapel
Gram
Purcell
Fletzlich
Mich Verlaggen
Bach
Vaughn-Williams
Vierne
Hindemith
Leo Sowerby
Dean Wiley Rutledge
University of Indiana Law School
Connersville
New Mexico
Albuquerque
University of Colorado
Iowa
Washington University
St. Louis
Missouri
University of Iowa Law School
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