Daughters of Atreus Greek drama cast named at Cornell
Thirty one students named in the cast of The Daughters of Atreus by Robert Turney to be staged Friday and Saturday June 3 and 4 at 8 15 p m in the little theatre Armstrong hall. The cast lists Elytaimnes tra Orestes Elektra Agamemnon and other principals with soldiers played by a large group. Tickets fifty cents adults twenty five for students.
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Robert Turney
Armstrong Hall of Fine Arts
Albert Johnson
Bertha French Johnson
Cornell Department of Speech and Dramatic Art
Elytaimnestra
Barbara Brice
Orestes and
Cheops
Robert Hartung
Iphergeneia
Betty Lou Evans
Aegisthos
Chester Webb
Agamemnon
Hugh Muncy
Elektra
Ruth Weber
Kalchas
Aesculapios
Sheldon Rahn
Polymnia
Lois Reitzel
Melissa
Eleanor Hughes
Kassandra
Grace Fowler
Pylades
Robert Steffa
Phaon
Trevor Baskerville
Hippolyt
Russell Lynch
Mark Mirich
Virgil Corey
Frank Rossi
Richard Palmer
Jack Ruschmeyer
Five Students Placed in Teaching Positions by Cornell Bureau
Five more teacher placements were made in the past week by the Cornell bureau according to Dr. S. J. McLaughlin. Elizabeth Baird will teach vocal and instrumental music at Olds. Margaret Ann Hyatt English at Olds. Lauretta Ness elementary at Alta. Frances Gillett English and Latin at Linden, Ir., and Paul Putnam social science and music at Onida, South Dakota.
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Cornell Bureau
S. J. McLaughlin
Elizabeth Baird
Margaret Ann Hyatt
Olds
Lauretta Ness
Alta
Frances Gillett
Linden
Paul Putnam
Onida
South Dakota
Students Plan For Lake Geneva Conference
Cornell students prepare to attend the Lake Geneva Student Conference this summer. The men meet June 11 to 18 and the women June 21 to 28, with participants from nine states under noted leaders. Interested students should contact Charles Higbie or Alma Moots.
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Charles Higbie
Alma Moots
Grass and Sky freshman publication at Cornell
The forthcoming freshman writers club book Grass and Sky introduces young authors and showcases mimeographed page design. Edited by Robert Nelson Bill Dean and Eleanor Krasnicka the volume aims to be a standout Cornell publication. John Granger business manager expects sale late Thursday afternoon at ten cents.
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Robert Nelson
Bill Dean
Eleanor Krasnicka
Cornell
John Granger
Grass and Sky
Will Discuss Plans At Special CCA Meeting
The CCA group will meet Wednesday afternoon possibly for a picnic supper to review what has been done and to map plans for next year. Permanent chairs and secretaries have been named by commissions including Evelyn Perry and Jean Boechlen in Social Action Alma Moots and Helen McKendry Religous Orientation Howard Merkel and Frances Porter Health Elbert Beaver and Eleanor Hall Campus Standards John Klousin and Marjorie Littell International Club Further plans will be announced in Chapel on Wednesday.
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C.C.A
Evelyn Perry
Jean Boechlen
Alma ‘Moots
Helen McKendry
Howard Merkel
Frances Porter
Elbert Beaver
Eleanor Hall
John Klousin
Marjorie Littell
Cornell Iron Man Phil Tunnicliff Runs Daily to Abbey Creek
Phil Tunnicliff, Cornell's noted long distance runner, wanders two miles each dawn to Abbey Creek and back. He began after a favorite high school teacher inspired him and then used an alarm clock and stopwatch to pace his routine. He has missed only New Year’s Day since starting this disciplined regimen.
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Cornell
Phil Tunnicliff
Phil
de Sol
Abbey Creek
Freshmen to Host All College Formal Das Weinbergen Balhaus
The freshman class plans the last all school formal on May 21 in a palatial ballroom built on the alumni gym site. Dancing starts 8 p.m. to midnight with Charlie Moore and his aristocracy of bands. Admission is $1 per couple at the door. upperclassmen must ask.
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Das Weinbergen Balhaus
Charlie Moore
Anti War Congress Planned In Washington
National Anti-War Congress to meet in Washington D C on May 29 and 30 called by the Keep America Out of War Committee. Over a thousand delegates will discuss specific issues and draft requests to Congress. Students should see Neil Swanson while townspeople contact Dr Russell Cooper.
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Washington, D. C
Neil Swanson
Russell Cooper
Rahn to Give Junior Recital in Chapel Auditorium
Sheldon Rahn pupil of Francis German will present his junior voice recital in the chapel auditorium Monday May 23 at 7 p m. Miss Ione Smith will be his accompanist.
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Sheldon Rahn
Francis German
Ione Smith
Craft Guild Breakfast Signals Year End Activities
The Craft Guild plans its annual May breakfast Sunday at the Pal if weather allows, otherwise at Miss Lathe's house. The picnic costs about fifteen cents per person and invites club members and student workers. Sign-up ends Friday and an election of officers will occur at the breakfast.
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Craft Guild
Pal
Special college committee meets to discuss future policies
A special committee met Monday in Pref. Burgstahler's office and Mernerhall to discuss future college policies. Attendees include Dr. Richard Raines Dr. T R McConnell W R Boyd Cedar Rapids Prof Clyde Tull Prof C R Keyes Prof S J McLaughlin Dean Albion R King Dean J B MacGregor Prof C L Rich Miss Alice Betts and Prof H J Burgstahler of Mount Vernon.
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Pref. Burgstahler
Mernerhall
Richard Raines
T. R. McConnell
Minneapolis
W. R. Boyd
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Tull
C. R. Keyes
S. J. McLaughlin
Albion R. King
J. B. MacGregor
C. L. Rich
Alice
Pinkerton Students To Give Recital
Light students of Miss Ruth Pinkerton will present a voice recital in the chapel Sunday evening at o'clock. Participants include Charlotte Reinke, Herbert Osincup, Bob Bennett, John Crouse, Gene Ferriss, Plavis Richards, Rosa Lee Osburn, and Marjorie Rieke of Burlington. Accompanists are Eleanor Gough, Janette Bleeker, Althea Goodrick, and Betty Wales. Public invited.
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Ruth Pinkerton
Charlotte Reinke
Herbert Osincup
Bob Bennett
John Crouse
Gene Ferriss
Plavis Richards
Rosa Lee Os
Cornell Band To Close Season With Outdoor Concert
The Cornell college band presents its final outdoor show of the season Thursday at 7 00 near Pfeiffer hall and the former Lane house audience should bring blankets as seats are on the ground Guest artist Morrisey from Mount Vernon performs amid Sousa numbers and other selections under director Mr Oakland The program features Overture Youth Triumphant Choral Komm Susser Tod Ballad and marches with solo violin baritone horn and brass passages including Paraphrase In the Gloaming and Semper Fidelis among others
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Cornell College
Pfeiffer Hall
Lane House
Morrisey
Mount Vernon
Mr. Oakland
Sousa
Youth Triumphant
Henry Hadley
Hap Srsran
J. S. Bach Bourree
Bach
Simmons Robert Bryant
Saint-Saens
Dvorak
Mandalay
al Morrisey
Washington Post
Ea Dtan
Harrison
Huffine Cornell
Alumni Day Schedules June 4 Gatherings and Play
Detailed plans outline June 4 Alumni Day with class reunions and breakfasts at the Grill then a 12:15 luncheon at Pfeiffer hall, 2:30 athletic events at Ash Park, 3:30 tours and tea at Burgstahler residence, 6:00 dinner at the Methodist church and 8:45 play Daughters of Atreus in Armstrong Hall. Baccalaureate on June 5 and commencement June 6 feature speeches by Dr. Burgstahler and Charles Reynolds Brown.
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James Macaulay
James McCutcheon
Alumni Association
Pfeiffer Hall
Ash Park
Armstrong Hall
Burgstahler
Methodist Church
Daughters of Atreus
Orchesis Recital Showcases Diverse Dances At Little Theatre
The third annual Orchesis recital Friday in the Little Theatre offers a varied program including Waiters Dance Going Home for Vacation Track Meet and Congo based on a Vachel Lindsay poem. Dances feature a verse choir and pieces by Miriam Raphael Doris Minot and others with student ensembles and focus studies. Admission is free.
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Orchesis
Little Theatre
Congo
The
Vachel Lindsay
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