Five Elected to Represent Men in Senate
In the morning election Arthur Kindred Wallace McCullen Orville Welzel Binford Arney and Stanley Todd were chosen to represent their classes in the Men's Senate next year. A prior Wednesday election was voided due to only forty four voters. Ninety two votes were cast this morning.
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Arthur
Kindred
Wallace McCullen
Orville Welzel
Binford Arney
Stanley Todd
Senate
Arthur Kindred
Welzel
C.C. A
Lloyd Appleton
Men’s Senate Honors Three For Key Awards
Ralph Johnson Wallace McCulen and Gerald Garard earned sufficient points for the Men’s Senate Honor Keys. Johnson led the Pep Club, lettered in football and basketball, and did outside work. McCullen played varsity football and basketball, joined the Glee Club and Oratorio Society, and did outside work. Garard served as class officer and contributed as Cornellian reporter debater and Glee Club and Oratorio Society member. Earlier keys went to Lloyd Appleton John Mogenson Arthur Kindred Kirby Cook Orville Welzel Gale Allen.
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Ralph Johnson
Wallace McCulen
Gerald Garard
Senate
Johnson
McCullen
Glee Club
Oratorio Society
Cornellian
Cornell Band To Play On Main Street Wednesday
The Cornell College Band will give a concert Wednesday evening May 23 at 8 o clock in the business district on First Street.
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Cornell
Main Street
Cornell College
First Street
Spanish Students Dine At K Inn
About thirty-five students in the Spanish department enjoyed a dinner at the K-Inn last Wednesday. Miss Bessie Howland and Mrs. L. R. Herrick were guests. Ralph Johnson led a toast program with class reps presenting short toasts on Columbus, Don Quixotte, Spanish art, and Spanish poetry. Victrola music from Miss Howland’s record collection closed the event.
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K-Inn
Bessie Howland
L. R. Herrick
Ralph Johnson
Marian Gibson
Christopher Columbus
Albert Peterson
Don Quixotte
Eunice Eno
Connie Muilenberg
Miss Howland
Trackmen Meet Knox Tomorrow at Ash Park
Cornell track team faces Knox at Ash Park with Thorpe in the half mile and Corlett in the mile. Captain Raymond Smith and Cook in sprint events, Kouba nursing a torn ligament, and Knox lauded as probable conference champions with Schraub and Mann as standout performers.
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Knox
Cornell
Ash Park
Jackson
Purple
Monmouth
iCarleton
Dean
Thorpe
Corlett
Raymond
Smith
Cook
Macaulay
Kouba
Schenken
Schmeiser
Riley
Hunter
Maleeck
McCutcheon
Welzel
Midkiff
Wilson
Mullen
Local Graduates Hear Chandler Sociologist at Commencement
Dr. S. L. Chandler of the sociology department delivered the commencement address to the local high school graduating class last evening. The talk titled Sociological Progress in Western Europe addressed the seniors in the high school auditorium. This year’s class is the first to graduate in the new high school building.
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Chandler
S. L. Chandler
Europe
Cornell Seniors Favor Phi Beta Kappa and Notables
The Dartmouth notes Cornell seniors favored Phi Beta Kappa by 55 percent and Hoover over Lowden. They name Lindbergh as the era’s most admired man while Maude Royden and Jane Addams top women. Political science is seen as most valuable. foreign languages and vocational survey least.
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Woody
Dartmouth
Cornell
Herbert Hoover
Frank O. Lowden
Iowa
al Smith
Norman Thomas
Col. Chas
Lindbergh
Mussolini
Lindy
Maude Royden
Jane Addams
Abraham Lincoln
Napoleon
Carleton
Coe
Victor Hugo
Trader Horn
Cornell placement office finds jobs for thirty students
Thirty Cornell seniors and undergraduates have secured teaching positions through the teachers' placement bureau with assistance from instructors. Some jobs were obtained without direct bureau help, but credentials were distributed through the agency. Fees allow recommendations to be kept on file for possible future use, and cooperation with major professors is expected to boost placement efficiency.
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Cornell
Committee On Recommendations
Prof
McConnell
Davis
Anna May
Lone Tree
Peet
Ora
Denisen
Grieve
Opal
Kelly
Iverson
Mattie
Prescott
Commercial
Franks
Irene
Miller
Sandburg Reads and Sings at Cornell Talk
Poet Carl Sandburg spoke Tuesday night at Cornell, asserting that the will to be a poet endures despite obstacles. He read new verses including Early Hours Bitter Summer Thoughts Sky Pieces and Rat Riddles before closing with reflections on art in all professions.
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Carl Sandburg
Cornell
College Bookstore Sale Hours And Purchase limits
The college bookstore will be open for student book purchases on Thursday May 31 and Friday June 1. Hours are 8 to 10 in the morning and 1 to 5 in the afternoon. Only books in good condition are accepted and only a limited amount will be bought due to stock. Signed Bookstore Management.
Cornell Adds Secretarial Course Next Year
Cornell announces a new branch of business training in the economics department offering stenography and secretarial work with beginner and advanced courses in shorthand typewriting and office training. No college credit. Sixteen new courses total with resumed offerings from prior years. Full descriptions appear in the Cornellian on May 22.
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Cornell
Burgstahler
Cornellian
Faculty Senior Dinner At The Grill Delights Eighty Attendees
The annual faculty senior dinner was held last night at The Grill with about eighty attendees. Informal talks were given by Professor Kelly and class president Charles Graham though no definite toast program was planned.
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Kelly
Charles Graham
Twenty One Apply for Seminar Membership
The student body will elect ten of twenty one applicants to join a seminar next year on college social systems under Professor Mc Connell. A President's advisory council of fourteen students and five faculty members will select twenty applicants, then the student body chooses ten from that group.
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Professor McConnell
Maynard Bell
Bruce Riley
Arthur Kindred
Carol Hunt
Shirley Huston
Miguel Reynolds
Sedwin Austen
Leland Pritchard
James Corlett
Robert Peter
Margaret Mahin
Florence Chambers
Francis Ellis
Charles Pedri
Mildred Mastin
Serena Howard
John Terrich
Alice Phillips
Burton Tarr
Gerald Gayard
Dell Raymond
Marian Hill Betts Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Marian Hill Betts mother of Alice R Betts dean of women died after a four months illness at the home of Miss Nama Lathe. She was born 1856 in Newcastle Pa and was 73. She leaves two sisters in Seattle and Salt Lake City and a son Wm C Betts Jr who died in 1916. Funeral services are at the M E church with interment at Muscatine.
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Marian Hill Betts
Alice R. Betts
Nama Lathe
Betts
Newcastle
Pennsylvania
Muscatine
Wm. C. Betts
Myr. Betts
Old Timer Remembers Ground Breaking for Old Sem
An elderly Cedar Rapids student recalls 1869 customs and May Day frolics at Cedar River, music on a decorated wagon from Iowa City, livery stables busy with carriage teams, and a county fair featuring horse racing as baseball had yet to emerge.
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George W. Young
Iowa City
Cornell
Cedar River
Young
Cedar Rapids
Scec
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Arney
Todd
C” Keys
Lidy
Sandburg
Prairie Poet
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