Cornell Takes Track Meet at Knox College
Cornell defeats Knox 86 1 6 to 44 5 6 in muddy conditions as Welzel Leads with discus win and shot and javelin pair. Taylor of Knox stars in sprints. Sherman edges Housel in mile relay. Hay es Cook and Hunter substitute pace ahead of Knox.
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Cornell
Knox College
Judd Dean
Purple
Galesburg
Knox
Thorpe
Taylor
Kouba
Sherman
Housel
Dean
Hayes
Cook
Hunter
Macaulay
Millard
Welzel
O’connor
Elliott
Swaney
Davis
Whitney
Lowhurdles Cook
McBride
Church
Lundt
Lehr
Muelder
Todd
Scobey
Tennery
Wilson
Leiben
Spiegler (K
Murphy
Beatty
Jackson Addresses Onslow Graduates
Professor O. V. Jackson delivered the baccalaureate sermon Sunday evening at Onslow with the theme Finding God in the Ordinary Things of Life. The four girls and three boys form the graduating class, with four girls bound for Cornell Summer School and at least one boy for Cornell in the fall. James Macaulay Cornell ’29 remains superintendent for another year with a raise. Jackson will give the Commencement address Wednesday evening May 21 at Walford in the consolidated school.
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O. V. Jackson
Onslow
Cornell
James Macaulay
Jackson
Walford
Gospel Team Visits Martelle Church Service
Sunday evening a Cornell gospel team led the service at the Martelle Methodist Church. Members were Grant Coover Claude Rose Joe Griffin Roscoe Anderson and Newell Madison. This marked the second gospel team to conduct services at the Martelle church in two weeks.
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Cornell
Martelle
Grant Coover
Claude Rose
Joe Griffin
Roscoe Anderson
Newell Madison
Martello
Husk May issue features varied poems and art by Ruth Messenger and others
The May Husk edition presents poems by Ruth Messenger and Ruth Bothwell, plus pieces by Marjorie Holmes, Margaret Chamberlain, Opal Lybarger, and Nelta Tregloan. Linoleum cuts by Herbert Owens and Carla Anderson illustrate works, with fiction by Janet McBroom and a cover reflecting the season.
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Edith Young
Ruth Messenger
Jewell Bothwell Tull
Herbert Owens
David Fuller Ash
Kathryn Fenstermacher
Marjorie Holmes
Carla Anderson
Lotus Lester
Gertrude Herrick
Mae Peery Hutchinson
Margaret Chamberlain
Husk
Opal Lybarger
Ronald Bothwell
Margaret Weaver
Janet McBroom
O’brien
Thelma Lull
Helen Slater
Elsie Levien
Nelta Tregloan
Thhe
Track and Field Meet Set for Tuesday May 27
A group track and field meet is scheduled for Tuesday May 27 rain or shine. Three places—first third and fifth—will be counted. Last year Mills won with 53 percent of points and records were set as it was the first home meet.
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Mills
Roupe
Milt
Smyre
ATA
Peterson
Hibbard
Panther
Macaulay
Davis
Milts
Lundt
Bat
Paulson
Notice to Locker Holders on Lock Redemption
Notice to all locker holders that all locks must be redeemed no later than May 29.
Mary Rose Ends Cornell Masquer Season
The Purple Masquers staged J M Barries Mary Rose directed by Beem. The production featured five scenery changes and a lifelike enchanted island set for act two. Despite rehearsal and production challenges the cast and crew delivered a fantasy that impressed critics.
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Marjorie Holmes
Cornell
J. M. Barrie
Purple Masquers
Mr. Beem
Enchanted Island
Beem
Thirty Attend C C A Meeting at Pal
About thirty students met Saturday at the Pal for a C C A planning session ahead of the new year. Freshman week plans were discussed and a Geneva conference mentioned with faculty sanction expected. Speakers included Harry Terrel of the State University of Iowa Y M C A and Rolland D Snuffer the local pastor.
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C. C.A
College Epworth League
Geneva
Chemist Huff Accepts U S Gypsum Post in Chicago
Wilbur L. Huff, a 1920 graduate and Ph D in chemistry from Ames, who has taught chemistry at the Georgia State Woman's College, resigns to become a research chemist with United States Gypsum Company in Chicago.
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Huff
Chicago
Wilbur L. Huff
Ames
Georgia State’ Woman’s College
United States Gypsum Company
Gods and goddesses at Mt Olympus Latin conclave
A Latin club event at Prof and Mrs Hutchinson's on May 23 invites major deities from Olympus. Rumors name Helen of Troy, Dido, Cleopatra, Ulysses, Paris and Cupid expected to attend as Jupiter, Juno, Venus and others are anticipated guests.
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Mt. Olympus
Mrs. Hutchinson
Helen of Troy
Dido
Cleopatra
Ulysses
Paris
Jupiter
Juno
Venus
Cupid
Oratorical Finals to Be Wednesday
Finals in the oratorical contest will be held Wednesday at seven in the social rooms. Judges are not yet chosen. Semi finalists surviving are Hugh Chance, Francis Ellis, Robert Leewright, Clarence Richardson, and Walter Ratcliffe.
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Hugh Chance
Francis Ellis
Robert Leewright
Clarence Richardson
Walter Ratcliffe
Thirteen Students Awarded Honor Keys at Men’s Senate
The Men’s Senate chose thirteen juniors and seniors for honor keys based on scholarship and activities. Names include Paul Hickman, Guy Shinn, Kirby Cook, Ashley Foard, Burton O’Connor, Stanley Todd, Joe Griffin, Chris Hagen, Arnold Pedersen, Orville Welzel, Vernon Messman, Marvin Wilson, and Robert Swaney with varied roles in clubs sports and governance.
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Paul Hickman
Guy Shinn
Kirby Cook
Ashley ‘Foard
Burton O’connor
Royal Purple
Stanley Todd
Joe Griffin
Chris Hagen
Robert Swaney
Elementary School Course Stressed by Cornell Summer Session
Miss Florence Prehm, a specialist in elementary school methods, is secured as instructor for normal training in the Cornell summer session. She holds a Master of Arts from the State University of Town and studied under Dr. Ernest Horn and Miss Maude McBroom. Her experience includes Decorah, Eagles Grove, and Fort Dodge elementary schools and supervision at Kearney Nebraska.
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Florence Prehm
Cornell
Miss Prehm
State University of Town
Ernest Horn
Maude McBroom
Decorah
Eagles Grove
Fort Dodge
State Normal School
Kearney
Nebraska
Eagle Grove
Towa
Orchestra Performs at Cedar Rapids Church
The orchestra toured and played before a large crowd at St. Pauls Trinity Methodist Church in Cedar Rapids Sunday evening. Next Sunday the group will travel to Davenport. The Cedar Rapids program featured most pieces from the spring vacation trip.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Pauls Trinity Methodist Church
Davenport
Cornell Olly to Publish Campus Study and Anthology
The Olapod staff reports six weeks of secret study on Cornell College flora and fauna with 600 specimens analyzed by experts. It promises detailed data, new Cedar River Anthology pieces by Loki, campus celebrity sketches, and a Saturday night release of the senior number.
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Cornell College
Olapod
Olly
Loki
Cedar River
Cornell
Journalism Class to Edit DeWitt Paper
The DeWitt Observer in Iowa will publish this week under journalism students led by editor Winton Dunlap. Tex Grantham, publisher, will again hand his plant to Cornell journalists, with Marjorie Holmes, Dorothy Blanchard, and Virginia Jameson in advertising and other staff roles listed. Armando Vergara plans a Hudson River boys camp senior counsellor role. Elwyn Mauck plans to sell Wear-Ever aluminum on the road.
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Elizabeth Cole
Grace Merritt
Dorothy Washburn
Waldo Wiese
Donald Tarr
Imogene Easterly
Frances Beebe
Armando Vergara
Hudson River
New York
Elwyn Mauck
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Martelle Sun
Brandan
Pal
Harry Terrel
Mr. Hinckley
Rev. Snuffer
Ollapod
DeWitt
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