Man In The Street Chooses 1937 Royal Purple Queens
Royal Purple staff and Cedar Rapids Gazette help select 1937 Royal Purple beauty queens by surveying nearly one hundred residents in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Two afternoons were needed to break a tight vote for third place while colored enlargements of the contestants were shown in Moniteur studio windows. Results withheld until the Royal Purple release in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Purple
Herbert Kaselow
Bruce Beck
Alice Davidson
Cedar Rapidn Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Search For Beauty
Bob Rowley
Cornellian
Edselow
Moniteur
Artists Do Work For Stock Gift Honoring Dr Stock
Cornell art students and professors prepared a limited gift book presented to Dr Frederick Stock by President H J Burgstahler after his hundredth appearance with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. The volume features a pen sketch of Stock, a colored orchestra scene on the chapel stage, tulip and lilac drawings, an appreciation by Prof Albert F Johnson, and a Lane poem, all lettered in red and gold and bound in blue leather with Stock's name in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Dr. Stock
Wayne Barber
Philip Henderson
Barbara Blackwell
John Klimo To Join Chicago Symphony
John Klimo of Mount Vernon will join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for the 1988 May Festival concerts after signing for next season. He is the oldest son of Mount Vernon station master and bandman John Klimo. Klimo previously played with the St Louis Symphony and trained under Horace Alden Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Alden Miller
Conservatory
John Klimo
Mount Vernon
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Klimo
Chicago Orchestra
Vaclav Jiskra
Klimos
John
Chicago
Kiimo T
St. Louis
Margaret Lilley to Give Violin Recital at Cornell
Margaret Lilley student of Prof Karl Andriat will be presented by the Cornell conservatory in a violin recital on May 18 at 7 pm in the chapel. The program includes a Tortini sonata two movements of a Lalo concerto a Rimaky Korsakoff number and several other pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lilley
Karl Andriat
Cornell Conservatory
Tortini
Lalo
Rimaky- Korsakoff
Aicdern
Pre Registration for 1937 38 Begins Today
Pre-registration for the 1937 38 academic year starts. Freshmen should see Deans Betts or King to plan schedules. Music majors contact Prof Oakland or Prof Baltz before registering. Upperclass preregistration begins May 17. Sophomores and juniors consult their advisers. Teaching candidates see Dr Munkres or Dr Mc Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice R. ‘Betts
Albion R. King
Lloyd C. Oakland
Harold W. Baltz
Alberta Munkres
Samuel J. McLaughlin
Jolas To Give N B C Performance Weekly
Prof Jacques Jolas will present a summer concert series on W E A F New York and NBC beginning in July with ten weekly programs through September. The broadcasts will cover music from Bach to contemporary works and mirror his Cornell program. Juilliard guest pianist final recital on May 23 features a premier of a Sonata by Horace Alden Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques Jolas
Cornell
W.E.A.F
New York City
National Broadcasting Company
Juilliard
Horace Alden Miller
Psychology Meet Discusses Leeper Teaching Methods
Dr. Robert Leeper spoke at the Midwestern Psychological Association on teaching beginning psychology. A 45 minute discussion followed and a symposium was organized with Leeper as chairman to continue the talk. About 40 people attended and a lively two hour discussion followed. Interest was shown in Cornell's new introductory course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Leeper
Midwestern Psychological Association
Leeper
Cornell
Motion Pictures At Chemistry Club Thursday
The Chemistry Club will show the film The Story of Storage Batteries in the chemistry lecture room at 7 p.m. Thursday. Ralph Kunz will give a talk on storage batteries before the film.
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Chemistry Club
Ralph Kunz
Oakland Revives Music Auditions
Sixteen scholarships totaling 1440 await winners of music auditions here under Prof. Lloyd Oak land. Eligible are high school seniors and graduates without college credit. Divisions include piano violin pipe organ cello composition woodwind and brass. Each division offers 120 and 60 dollar scholarships. Cornell Groups Perform Friday evening contestants host dinner then student recital. The little symphony directed by Prof. Jacques Jolas college choir by Prof. Harold Baltz brass quartet by Prof. Oakland and soloists on program. Contestants stay in dormitories Friday night with breakfast and lunch Saturday. Local entrants from Cedar Rapids Polo Ill Story City Whitten Wesley Angola Ind Vinton Waterloo Mount Vernon Nashua Geneseo II audition rooms open to public without charge.
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Lloyd Oakland
Cornell
Little Symphony
Jacques Jolas
Harold Baltz
Brass
Oakland
Conservatory
Cedar Rapids
Polo, Ill
Story City
Whitten
Wesley
Angola
Ind
Vinton
Waterloo
Mount Vernon
Nashua
Geneseo
May Festival Highlights Sold Out Thrice
Professor Harold W. Baltz head of the conservatory reported the May Music festival reached thirty ninth observance with record crowds. The festival featured varied programs drawing attendees from distant places and reinforcing the Cornell tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Baltz
Conservatory
Mississippi
Cornell
Baltz
Students Attend Tobacco Road Show at Shrine Auditorium
Carloads from Cornell filled the Cedar Rapids Shrine auditorium last night for the road production of Tobacco Road. The lively audience enjoyed the stage adaptation of the familiar story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Shrine Auditorium
Cedar Rapids
Pulitzer List 1937 Names Baker and Other Recipients
Richard T. Baker 34 wins a $1500 traveling fellowship in journalism as part of the 1937 Pulitzer awards. The list includes Margaret Mitchell George Kaufmann and Robert Frost among others. Baker, a Phi Beta Kappa former Northwestern student, will study in Europe after earning his master's at Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Baker
Cornelian
Richard T. Baker
Phi Beta Kappa
Royal Purple
A.T.A
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Lydia Roberts
Columbia University
Baker
Earle A. Baker
Cedar Falls
Beth Baker
Pulitzer
Robert Root
Iowa State College
Tims
Cornell
Richard Tims
Martin Munson
Arthur Young
James Yates
Roberts
Yates
Columbia
Teaching Posts Announced for Fifteen Students Next Year
Dr Samuel Mc Laughlin announces plan to place fifteen students in teaching posts for next year. Eighteen secured positions. eleven more offered contracts awaiting better salaries. Names listed include Leroy Pease Burlington Greevanna Smith La Verne Gwendolyn McColm Sulphur Springs Ione Lee Waashta Elizabeth Bryant Greenfield and others. Midge Owen Edith Ruark also awarded positions though not via the placement bureau. Salaries reported higher than in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McLaughlin
Leroy ‘Pease
Burlington
Greevanna Smith
la Verne
Movie Of Christ Life To Be Shown At Church
A film titled Life of Christ based on the Oberammergau plays will screen Thursday at 7:30 PM at First Methodist Church. It covers Christ’s life from nativity to ascension, filmed in Europe, the Holy Land and Egypt, backed by a religious films bureau, with no admission but a silver offering requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Oberammergau
Freiburg
Christ
Europe
Holy Land
Egypt
National Bureau For Religious and Educational Films
Poetry Tea Thursday at 4 in social rooms
A poetry-reading tea featuring poems by Cornel Hans will be held Thursday afternoon at 4 in the social rooms. Readers with a favorite poem should see Mrs Lois Henderson immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornel Hans
Lois Henderson
Hopkins Wins First In Extemp Contest At Tau Kappa Alpha
The extempore speaking contest hosted by Tau Kappa Alpha drew seven speakers. Gene Hopkins won first prize of five dollars, Merton McKendry took three dollars, and Clark McNeal earned one dollar. Judges were Franklin Létter Joe Fink and C. F. Littell. The event's success suggests it will return next year.
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Tau Kappa Alpha
Tau ‘Kappa Alpha
Franklin Létter
Joe Fink
C. F. Littell
Gene Hopkins
Merton ‘McKendry
Clark McNeal
Littell
Board and Tuition Hiked for Next Year
Announced by Miss Abbie Probasco assistant to the president tuition rises for dormitory students by 20 dollars and board by 10 dollars while town residents pay 5 50 per week. She cites rising costs of materials and maintenance and notes several midwest colleges have acted similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Abbie Probasco
Miss Probasco
Former Pupil Of Miss Venn To Teach In New York City
Frances Peshdk thirty six, pupil of Miss Helen Venn, has been awarded a scholarship enabling her to teach two afternoons weekly at Riverdale School of Music in New York City. The school is directed by Richard McClannahan.
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New York City
Frances ‘Peshdk
Helen Venn
Conservatory
Riverdale School of Music
Richard McClannahan
Recital Wednesday in Chapel Gears Up For 4:15 Start
Music students will be present ed in a recital to be held Wednesday in the Chapel. The program will begin at 4:15 o clock with performances by the student musicians.
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Herb Kaselow
Chicago Symphony
Jolas
N.B.C
Miller
Hopkins
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