Pianist Lympany Opens Second Cornell Festival Program
Pianist Moura Lympany presents the second program of Cornell's sixty second May Music Festival in King Chapel tonight at 8 15 pm. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Walter Hendl joins the Oratorio Society tomorrow afternoon at 2 15 for Brahms German Requiem. Among works performed are Mozart Chopin Liszt Brahms Beethoven and Brahms Variations with soloists Mrs Vasile Venettozzi and Louis Sadler. Donald Gramm opened the festival last night with American songs.
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Moura Lympany
Cornell
King Chapel
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Walter Hendl
Campus
Oratorio Society
Paul Beckhelm
Miss Lympany
New York Herald Tribune
The
New York Times
Liszt
Chopin
Paganini
Brahms
Vasile Venettozzi
Conservatory
Louis Sadler
Chicago
Beethoven
Schubert
Dohnanyi
Donald Gramm
Milwaukee
Cornell Sociology Club Guests Discuss Race Relations
Fifteen members of Cornell college sociology club joined the Coe sociology group at professor Russell Nash’s Cedar Rapids home for a race relations discussion led by Dr Percy G. Harris. The next day students attended Iowa Sociology Clubs meeting at the State University of Iowa where Prof Raymond Mack spoke. J Harold Ennis accompanied both groups and was elected vice president of the Iowa Archaeological Society.
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Cornell College
Coe Sociology Club
Coe
Russell Nash
Cedar Rapids
Percy G. Harris
Cornell Sociology
Iowa Sociology Clubs
State University of Iowa
Raymond Mack
Northwestern University
J. Harold Ennis
Iowa Archaeological Society
Four Sopranos to Perform in Cornell College Recital
Four Cornell College Conservatory of Music students will be presented in a Tuesday recital on May 10. Soprano Rhonda Cundy mezzosoprano Jeanne Ferguson soprano Gloria Jewell and soprano Mary Lou Mann will perform at 7 30 p m in King Memorial Chapel.
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Cornell College Conservatory of Music
King Memorial Chapel
Cornell
Rhonda Cundy
Jeanne Ferguson
Gloria Jewell
Mary Lou Mann
Cornell Hosts June Church Youth Music Camp
Cornell college will host a June 12 to 18 Church Music Camp for Youth with director Paul Beckhelm of Cornell Conservatory. William Lemonds will lead the camp choir with W Earle Copes as guest organ lecturer. staff from Cornell will assist and enrollment is limited to 60 girls and 40 boys. Rooms and meals provided, daily worship services, and a candlelight Communion highlight the week.
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Cornell
William Lemonds
University of Kansas City
W. Earle Copes
Cornell College
Paul Beckhelm
Conservatory of Music
C S F Program Emphasizes Worship and Study
The C S F program is restructured for next year focusing on worship and Bible study. A religious council with co chairs for worship and study formed after a retreat. The plan includes two study paths: durable Christian life responses and issue oriented study groups.
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Larry Anderson
Religious Life Council
C.S.F
Wilhelm Wuellner
Grinnell
William van Vaalkenberg
SUI
Eight appoint eight Social Center activity chairs for 1960 61
The Social Center Governing Board named eight activity chairmen for 1960 61. Appointees include Don Woodford art Mike Smuthy discussion and forum Phil Winslow games Jean Loosboro music Pat Petzinger party Betsy Ecklund publicity Flora Shriver special events Joan Barrett special services. Chair Phil Hinson and secretary treasurer Russ Callahan lead the Activities Council which plans the center program. May applications will be taken for committee membership with four to ten upperclassmen chosen per committee and many freshmen added in September. The Second Annual Recognition Banquet for 1959 60 activity workers will be held May 12 at 7 p.m. in Pfeiffer Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Woodford
Mike Smuthy
Phil Winslow
Jean Loosboro
Pat Petzinger
Betsy Ecklund
Flora Shriver
Joan Barrett
Phil Hinson
Russ Callahan
Social Center
Pfeiffer Hall
Fey to Speak at Cornell College Lectures May 10
Harold E. Fey editor of the Christian Century will address Cornell College staff and students in two programs on Tuesday May 10. The chapel talk at 10 am is New Challenges to Greatness followed by National Purpose and Christian Mission at 11 05 am. Warren B. Martin chairs the program and ministers from northeast Iowa attend.
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Fey
Harold E. Fey
The
Christian Century
Cornell College
Iowa
Cornell
the College
Warren B. Martin
Cornell Department of Religion
Jankowski and Sandretti named yearbook editors for 1960 61
Jean Jankowski will edit the Cornellian and Dick Sandretti will edit The Royal Purple for 1960 61. Sandretti plans to reorganize the paper to increase student input while Jankowski aims to photograph the yearbook with willing participation. A meeting to join the Royal Purple staff is set for Monday in South Hall.
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Jean Jankowski
Dick Sandretti
Royal Purple
Cornellian
Sandretti
Miss Jankowski
Bob MacGinnitie
Shirley Peterson
Jay Cox
Gleni Sundquist
Joliet, Ill
Cornell
Joliet Herald News
Mike Ferguson
Kip Parris
John McCammant
Barb Staats
Keith Wall
Ron Newman
Cole Heads North Iowa Ministers Conference in Marshalltown
President Russell D. Cole will participate in the 105th North Iowa Ministers Conference at Marshalltown June 12 to 16. Ministers will receive new appointments June 13, with a banquet for Cornell and Morningside colleges. About 200 to 300 ministers attend. Bishop F. Gerald Ensley will lead and serve as trustee for Cornell.
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Russell D. Cole
North Iowa
Marshalltown
Cornell
Morningside
F. Gerald Ensley
Iowa
Methodist Church
Kollman Granted $1400 For Book
Eric C. Kollman, professor of history at Cornell College, has received a $1400 award from the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia to support his biography of former Austrian president Theodor Koerner. He also held $2000 from the Social Science Research Council and $800 from the Theodor Koerner Foundation. Kollman will spend the summer and the first semester of next year in Europe writing his book on sabbatical leave from Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric C. Kollman
Cornell College
America Philosophical Society of Philadelphia
Theodor Koerner
Social Science Research Council
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Chautauqua Symphony
Curtis Institute of Music
David Saperton
Fritz Reiner
Joseph Haydn
Mike Green
Charles Foster
Milton Wolke
Stuart Symington
Davenport
Board of Education of the Methodist Church
Nashville
Tennessee
Beckhem
Alice Meditation Chapel
Chicago Theological Seminary
Corner College
Yale Divinity School
Disciples of Christchurch
World Call
Fellowship Magazine
Fellowship of Reconcilation
Jankowski
Landretti
South Hall
Cole
Kollman
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