High School Music Contest Winners Awarded Cornell Scholarships
Iowa and Illinois contestants shone at the Cornell conservatory auditions with 11 high school musians earning scholarships. First prizes of 120 dollars went to Cedar Rapids pianist Jean Betty Beauchamp and Freeport mezzo-soprano Betty Laughlin, with several second and third prizes across piano, vocal, and instrumental divisions. Judges from the Cornell faculty praised the event and thanked Cornell students who helped entertain guests.
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Cornell Music
Iowa
Illinois
Lloyd C. Oakland
Cornell Conservatory of Music
Cedar Rapids
Jean Betty Beauchamp
Betty Wales
Polo, Ill
Mary Ellen Bottom
Wesley
Miss Wales
Columbus
Ohio
Everett Laughlin
Betty Laughlin
Freeport
Ruth McCullough
Wapello
Ruth Blackburn
Cresco
Billy Martin
Reinbeck
Helen Venn
Jacques Jolas
Harold W. Baltz
Ruth Pinkerton
Baltz
Francis German
Karl Andrist
Horace Alden Miller
Oakland
Cornell
Rock Hounds Travel to McGregor on geology trip
A Mount Vernon group led by Dr. Don B. Gould departed at 5:30 am for a geology field trip to McGregor Iowa. The expedition included Henry Campo Marty Kestenbaum Carl Beckman and Harlan Soper who relaxed at a cafe during a mid trip break and later returned at 4 30 pm after a long but enjoyable day.
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McGregor
Iowa
Henry Campo
Don B. Gould
Mount Vernon
Ea Cafe
Marty Kestenbaum
Carl Beckman
Harlan Soper
Premiere Of Miller Sonata At Jolas Recital
The premiere performance of a new sonata by Prof. Horace Alden Miller, retiring next month, will be featured by Prof. Jacques Jolas in the last of four piano concerts at the chapel Sunday at 4 p.m. The program spans Poulenc Milhaud works, Miller's Fi at Minor Sonata, Hindemith dances, Debussy pieces, a Ravel Toccata, and Stravinsky Szanto numbers, with Miller noting the piece’s experimental harmony and glassy bell like dissonances.
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Horace Alden Miller
Jacques Jolas
Miller
Cornell
Commencement Week Plays Set by ODirector Bertha French Johnson
Casts for two commencement plays La Serva Padrona and A Kiss in Xanadu have been announced with rehearsals under way for the June 5 staging. Cast lists include Harriett Porter Chester Webb Tom Nelson and Barbara Brice Robert Hartung Lois Reitzel Harold Hanson Fred Smith Keith Fate Jeanne Hall among others.
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Odirector
Bertha French Johnson
Deems Taylor
Harriett Porter
Chester Webb
Tom Nelson
Francis German
Faith Burgstahler
Robert Carey
William Verity
M. Hughes
Marjorie Hughes
Grace Wessler
Ione Lee
Mary Foster
Dawn Burger
Jeanne Hall
Lydia Stewart
Stanley Anderson
Helen Arthur
Grace Fowler
Robert Putnam
Ruth Weber
Gertrude Hargreaves
Eleanor Hughes
Blanche Marquart
Charles Paupp
Thelma Schotfeldt
Joyce Kidder
Mary Eben Cameron
Doris
Lost and Found Seeks Owners in Registrar's Office
A number of lost articles await owners in the Registrar's office lost and found box. Students who misplaced items during the year are urged to inquire there before leaving school.
Cc C A Sets Goals After 1936 37 Year
At the annual C c A retreat about 30 students and faculty met in the social rooms Sunday afternoon to review this year and plan next year. Reports covered Freshman week Dale Sieben personnel work James Watson vespers Robert Fauth and other projects.
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Cc. C A
Dale Sieben
James Watson
Robert Fauth
Neil Swanson
Commencement Talks Slated by Professor Cooper
Professor Russell Cooper will address high school commencement exercises in Charlotte on May 20 and in Onslow on May 27.
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Russell Cooper
Charlotte
Onslow
Original Dances Are Worked Out By Performers
Delegates from Orchesis prepare a spring recital with over 40 students aiding, 24 featured. Barbara Brice Doris Minot Genevieve Greenwood take solo roles as Betty Bakke and Catherine Johnson lead beauty candidates.
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Orchesis
Barbara Brice
Doris Minot
Genevieve Greenwood
Beauties
Royal Purple Beauty
Betty Bakke
Catherine Johnson
Victor Herbert
Eleanor Gough
Margaret Hedges
May Husk Features Radsliff Poetry And Three New Writers
The May issue of The Husk Cornell literary magazine, edited by Clyde Tull, showcases Miss Radsliff’s poems with a greens cover by Flavis Richards. Also feature contributors Ruth Messenger Lenore Fliege Louise Rich and new pieces by Weismiller Jolas Cole Mirich Lawson White and Don Lawson. Professor Tull calls this number outstanding and notably masculine in tone.
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Charlotte Radsliff
Husk
Cornell
Clyde Tull
Flavis Richards
Miss Radsliff
The
Forum-Century
New Weismiller
Ruth Messenger
Lenore Fliege
Louise Rich
Edward ‘Weismiller
Jacques Jolas
Alsace-Lorraine
Franklin
Cole
Mirich
Lawson
David White
Mark Mirich
Murphy
Don Lawson
Professor Tull
Millers Host 40 Symphony Members for Farewell
Approximately 40 members of the Cornell Symphony orchestra attended a Sunday farewell party for Director Horace Alden Miller at the home of Professor and Mrs. Miller. A pair of field glasses was presented to the retiring conductor who will move to California next month. Copies of the Orchestrian edited by Beth Baker were distributed and refreshments served.
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Cornell Symphony Orchestra
Horace Alden Miller
David Ash Discusses Literary Trends With Writers Club
David Fuller Ash and his wife from Iowa City addressed the Cornell Writers' club on Monday last at the year's final meeting. Ash, a key contributor to The Hulk since its founding, argued that current experimentation mirrors Renaissance era innovation.
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David Ash
Cornell Writers’ Club
David Fuller Ash
Iowa City
Ash
Hulk
Yearbook Release Set for Next Tuesday on Campus
Herbert Kaselow, editor of The Royal Purple, announced the 1988 yearbook will be released on May 25. Business Manager Bruce Beck urged all juniors who have not paid dues to do so immediately.
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Herbert Kaselow
The
Royal Purple
Bruce Beck
Cornerstone Laying and Oxnam Address at Cornell
Cornell plans a busy commencement weekend with Alumni Day June 5 featuring Armstrong Hall cornerstone ceremony and a speech department operetta. June 6 baccalaureate sermon by Dr. Edward A. Steiner of Grinnell College, renowned author and sociologist.
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Edward A. Steiner
Grinnell College
Board of Trustees
G. Bromley Oxnam
Armstrong Hall of Fine Arts
Grinnell
Czechoslovakia
Vienna
Heidelburg
Steiner
Outlook Magazine
Russia
Noted Etcher Here Monday Tuesday
Mrs. Bertha I. Jacques an organizer and long time president of the Chicago Society of Etchers will give a two day lecture series here May 24 and 26. She is an authority on etching and has aided many young enthusiasts toward careers in the field with demonstrations and illustrated talks.
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Bertha I. Jacques
Chicago Society of Etchers
Jacques
League Postpones Cabinet Election To Next Fall
The College Epworth League cabinet elected in spring will be chosen early next fall to give new members a voice in the election. A committee will be formed to manage next fall's elections, announced by Robert Fauth.
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College Epworth League
Robert Fauth
Latin Club Picnic Set For Lower Pal On Thursday
The Latin club holds its annual picnic at the Lower Pal Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The first year Latin class chaired by Margy Britton will oversee arrangements for the event.
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Latin Club
Pal
Margy Britton
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Cc. C. A
Rosa Lee Osburn
Jeanne Phillips
Phyllis Rathbun
Jean Ambrose
Virginia Fussell
Margaret DeWolf
Barbara Blackwell
Irene Canfield
Joyce Lofgren
Nina Trump
Jean Jeffry
Alma Moots
Hazel Palmer
Margaret Keyes
Corrine Anderson
Frances Crawford
Gertrude Schlotfelt
Lois Mills
Virginia van Bibber
Helen Haines
Elizabeth Swaney
Elizabeth Bryant
June Mathison
Cornellians
May Husk
Radsliff
Franklin Cole
Millers
Oxnam
League
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