Purple Athletes Receive Awards for Season Work
Cornell varsity and freshmen wrestlers and basketball players received major letters and numerals from the Athletic Committee. The basketball group included captains Wallace McCullen and Dell Raymond, with several others earning numerals and letters. The wrestling team honored Captain Paul Scott and Maynard Bell among others. freshmen basketball players also received numerals. Dr N Knight judged an American Chemical Society prize essay contest.
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Cornell
Judd Dean
Dick Barker
Wallace McCullen
Miller
South Dakota
Dell Raymond
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Orville Welzel
Postville
Kirby Cook
Blair
Nebraska
Burton O’connor
Newton
Millard Lunat
Gladbrook
Gale Allen
Ames
Harold Grant
Vancouver
Washington
Max Burrell
Urbana
Stanley Hribal
Rockford
Illinois
John Bloom
Missouri
Paul Scott
West Liberty
Lyle Roupe
Maynard Bell
Bearsville
Siegfried Tesch
Osage
Guy Shinn
Cedar Rapids
Amil Bresson
Ashton
Ilinois
Jarl Gabrielson
Humboldt
Lewis Hunter
Marion
Curtis Brandau
Dysart
Robert Hayes
Donald ‘Dick
Freeport
Wilfred Haesemeyer
Stanwood
Robert Shiplet
Waterloo
Ellis
Scobey
Mount Verrion
William Macaulay
Lisbon
McCullen
Scott and
Bell
Dr. N. Knight
The
American Chemical Society
Nationale Organization
New Yorker Wills Local Chemistry Fund Gift to Cornell
The Cornell board received a $2,000 gift from the estate of W. E. D. Stokes, New York hotel owner, to support a new chemistry building. Stokes, moved by a fair 1925 Chicago trial in Judge William N. Gemmill’s court, promised aid after Gemmill urged Cornell needs. Stokes died in New York about a year ago. the check was received recently.
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Board of Trustees
Cornell
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Cornell Chemistry
Stokes
Chicago
William N. Gemmill
DeMolays and Masons to Host Mount Vernon Party
All DeMolays and Masons of the college are invited to a party at the Masonic Hall Mount Vernon next Monday at 7 30 pm. The Mount Vernon Lodge No 112 social committee arranges the event with refreshments served after.
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Masonic Hall
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Lodge No
A. F
A. M
W. A. A. Tea Dance Set by College Women
The Women's Athletic Association invites all college women to a tea dance at the gymnasium Saturday afternoon from 2 30 to 5 o'clock. The event aims to entertain the campus women and share social time.
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The
Women’s Athletic Association
Librarian Delivers Talk at Home Congress Event
Miss Jessie Rigby from the college library spoke at the Home Makers Congress held at the Iowa Railway and Light Corporation office. The event runs March 18 to 23 under the Home Service Department, featuring talks on subjects of interest to the modern home.
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Jessie Rigby
College Library
Home Makers Congress
Iowa Railway and Light Corporation
Home Service Department of the Light Corporation
Debaters from Cornell and Lawrence Clash Over Hydro Power
Cornell and Lawrence College debated the principle that the United States should retain and develop its hydro electric sources. The Lawrence team Arthur Mueller and William Morton argued against, while Miguel Reynolds and Leland Pritchard for Cornell emphasized cheaper government power and tax advantages. No decision was rendered.
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United States
Cornell
Lawrence College
Wits
John Mogenson
Men s Glee Club Plans Illinois Tour During Vacation
The Men's Glee Club will start its spring tour on April 4 with stops in Vinton Anamosa Dubuque Warren Mt Carroll Lanark Oregon Freeport Kirkland Rockford and a noon Centennial M E Church event in Rockford The group may travel by bus if roads permit and the itinerary was set by Prof John L Conrad and Louis Shoemaker.
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Glee Club
Towa
Vinton
Anamosa
Dubuque
Illinois
Warren
Mt. Cargel
Lanark
John ‘L. Conrad
Louis Shoemaker
Gleen Club
Open
Ill
Mt. Carroll
Oregon
Freeport
III
Kirkland
Rockford
Matmen Compete in Annual Joust
Twenty eight wrestlers from four college classes competed in the annual all college wrestling tournament held Tuesday and Wednesday. Seven weight classes ranged 115 to 175 pounds with large entries at 145 155 and 165. two contestants each in 125 135 and 175. Rogers a freshman won the 155 pound class after navigating stiff rounds. Allen advanced to the finals after a strong basketball season.
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Rogers
Allen
Canfield and Wilcox Named Yearbook Editors
Robert Canfield and Dwight Wilcox were elected to the editorship and business management of the 1938 Royal Purple by the sophomore class at elections held yesterday under the Men's Senate. Four of the candidates withdrew before the election. nominees included Carl Nelson Arnold Pedersen Basil Raffety Marvin Wilson Jay Fordyce and Francis Williams.
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Robert Canfield
Dwight Wilcox
Senate
Carl Nelson
Arnold Pedersen
Basil Raffety
Marvin Wilson
Jay Fordyce
Francis Williams
PIANIST CLOSES ARTIST COURSE MYRA HESS TO PERFORM AT CORNELL
The Cornell Artist course presents Miss Myra Hess in a piano recital at Chapel Auditorium Thursday at 8 15 pm. Hess, a young English pianist, first appeared in America January 17 1922, stunning New York critics with her artistry and interpretation. Her rise has sparked renewed interest in piano playing across the country, praised for true musical insight.
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Cornell
Myra Hess
Chapel Auditorium
America
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Canada
Cornell Interview: Wallace McCullen on College Life
Wallace McCullen of Miller South Dakota discusses college plans and education philosophy in a Cornell seniors interview. He favors pass or fail grading, stresses early plan completion, urges broad activity, cites Anatole France as a favorite author, and names campus figures such as Willard Browne Eddy Drinkwater and Sothern as memorable.
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Cornell
Wallace McCullen
Miller, South Dakota
Morrison
Anatole France
Willard
Browne
Eddy
Drinkwater
Sothern
Cornell Summer School Courses Draw Enrollment
Cornell's summer session faces growing interest as many students plan to finish college sooner. Prof. T. R. McConnell notes reasons include shorter programs, diverse courses, and recreational events. Early spring planning aids room assignments. twelve credits cost about $145 including tuition, board, and room.
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Cornell
Bowman Hall
McConnell
Keyes Praises Finley as Wild Life Authority Lecture
Dr. Charles R. Keyes a Cornell College German professor and Iowa wildlife expert lauds William L. Finley who will speak at Drake University Auditorium on March 29. He notes Finley’s showings of Alaskan wild life and his clear explanations drawing large crowds from Des Moines and students alike.
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Charles R. Keyes
Cornell College
Iowa
William L. Finley
Drake University
Finley
Des Moines
Alaskan
Decathlon Opens With Sprint Trials This Spring
The first decathlon events are set for April 2 with the 100 yard dash and April 4 with the 440. Men wishing to compete should add their names to the entry list posted on the gymnasium bulletin board.
Cornellian staff elections planned for May
The Cornellian announces annual staff elections in May. Students seeking one of three positions must report to the Cornellian office for assignments next Monday and Wednesday to provide basis for the election process.
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The
Cornellian
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Leland Pritchard
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Hoover
Gov. Pinchot
Shoemaker
Court Street
M. E. Church
Barker
T. R. McConnell
Keyes
Wild Life Authority
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