Ebersole Retires After 40 Years Of Service Here
Dr. William Stahl Ebersole retires after four decades at Cornell College where he served as professor of Greek and archaeology, acting president, and registrar. He studied at Lebanon Valley College Yale the American School in Athens and the University of Munich and published widely in archaeology journals. He plans to spend winters in Southern California with his wife.
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William Stahl Ebersole
Cornell College
Ebersole
Flint
Updegraff
American Journal of Archaeology
The
Classical Journal
Parthenon
Athens
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Pennsylvania
Yale
American School of Classical Studies
Greece
University of Munich
Bavaria
British Museum
London
Orchestra Hosts Annual Dinner After Active Concert Season
The Cornell Symphony orchestra closed its active season with an annual dinner at Prof. and Mrs. Horace A. Miller's home. Forty three members attended as The Orchestrian, the orchestra’s official newspaper edited by Marjorie Williams, was released.
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Cornell Symphony Orchestra
Horace A. Miller
Orchestrian
Marjorie Williams
Indra at Cornell Recital Friday Evening
Lucile Indra, concert mistress of the Cornell Symphony Orchestra, will perform violin selections with pianist Claude Rose in the chapel auditorium Friday at 7:00 PM. The senior recital closes a week of events and highlights Indra's training under Mrs. Helen Cumming.
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Lucile Indra
Chapel
Miss Indra
Cornell Symphony Orchestra
Helen Cumming
Claude Rose
Will Have Art Exhibit And Tea
An art exhibition for commencement week will be held in the Art studio on Sunday June 3 from 3 to 5 o clock. Miss Nama A Lathe, head of the art department, announces the event. The art club will serve tea to students, faculty and friends attending.
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Nama A. Lathe
Men’s Senate elections decide next year’s representation
The election of Men's Senate members for next year completed at 12:40 in the chapel. Seniors will be represented by Robert Choate and Arthur Young, with Eldon Coffman and Robert Johnson chosen by juniors, Dale Sieben by sophomores, and the incoming freshman class also electing one member.
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Robert Choate
Arthur Young
Eldon Coffman
Robert Johnson
Dale Sieben
Seventeen Men Receive Award at Mixer Banquet
Seventeen men were admitted to the men's honor society and awarded the gold honor key by the Men's Senate. Recipients include Richard Baker John Cassiday Gordon Chamberlin Robert Choate Eldon Coffman Merton Green Clare Hoffman Raymond Kautz Kenneth Kiefer John Mount Harold Pahlas Philip Putnam Harold Still Richard Tims Benton Underwood Paul Wilkinson and Ralph Wilkinson for athletics arts debate and work.
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Senate
Richard Baker
John Cassiday
Dramatica
Eldon Coffman
Athletica
Merton Green
Clare Hoffman
Raymond Kautz
Kenneth Kiefer
Royal Purple
John Mount
Harold Pahlas
Cornellian
Philip Putnam
Harold Still
Richard Tims
Men's Senate
May Husk Issue Promises Novel Excerpt and Local Contributors
The May Husk will appear late this week with an excerpt from David Fuller Ash's Tobias Ponders. University of Iowa writer Ed win Ford Piper directs the work with contributors Genevieve Paul Charlotte Radcliff Marjorie Williams Margaret Weirick and others.
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David Fuller Ash
Tobias Ponders
University of Iowa
Edwin Ford Piper
Genevieve Paul
Charlotte Radcliff
Marjorie Williams
Margaret Weirick
Professor Hutchinson to Read Paper at NA Education Meeting
Prof. Mark E. Hutchinson will attend the national Educational association gathering in Washington this summer and will read a paper before the American Classical League in conjunction with the NEA on July 2. He will discuss Latin status in high schools and offer recommendations to improve Latin instruction.
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Mark E. Hutchinson
National Educational Association
Washington
American Classical League
Hutchinson
Royal Purple on Campus Friday May 25 1935 edition
The Royal Purple will be released Friday May 25 as announced by editor Jackson Livesay. The issue features six representative men and women, plus the beauty contest winner, withheld until release by Mc Clelland Barclay. The 1935 yearbook centers on the theme Fair Old Cornell with six chapters.
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Royal Purple
Jackson Livesay
McClelland Barclay
Cornell
Winners Named in Purple Manquer Play Contest at Baker House
The Purple Manquer play writing contest announced winners at a 6 PM dinner at Baker House Monday evening. Alice Maher won first and second prizes for The Barrier and Really, Alfred. Marjorie Williams won third for First Spring. Hazel Strayer judged entries. new council members include Robert Choate Frances Long and Virginia Blanchard with active members listed.
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Baker House
Alice Maher
Alfred
Marjorie Williams
Hazel Strayer
Iowa State Teachers College
Robert Choate
Richard Baker
Frances Long
Ruth Miller
Virginia Blanchard
Stuart Frazier
Ava Schnittjer
Marian Chamberlin
Edgar Walker
Frank Aluson
Elizabeth
Queen
Cornell Men’s Mixer Hosts Midwestern Students
Between 75 and 100 boys from midwestern high schools were entertained Saturday at Cornell for the annual Men’s Mixer. The student committee in charge included Richard Tims Arthur Young Robert Johnson John Cassiday and Lester Coleman.
W. A. A. Honors Senior Women At Tea Friday
The W. A. A. spring tea honors senior women active in W. A. A. at Misa Betts' apartment this Friday at four o'clock. All members are invited. Awards will be presented.
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Misa Betts
Sandburg to Speak at Cornell Tuesday Evening
Carl Sandburg, noted poet and Lincoln biographer, will make his fifteenth annual campus appearance at Cornell College Lowery Chapel next Tuesday at 7 p.m. An admission of twenty five cents will be charged by the English club hosting the event.
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Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
Cornell
Iowa
Georgia
Cornell College
Margaret Weirick
Sibelius
Chicago
Sandburg
All College Dinner Planned for Bowman and Pfeiffer Halls
Bowman and Pfeiffer dining halls will host the all college dinner Thursday night attended by students and faculty. Robert Choate leads the program committee with Margaret Handel Philip Putnam and Mort Glosser. Ruth Miller and Arthur Young serve as toast mistress and toastmaster. Mort Glosser and his orchestra perform during and after the meal at both halls with group singing of school songs. Short talks by students and faculty will follow. Seating list to be announced soon.
Verse Book Husk To Be Broadcast On Poetic Reverses Hour
A poetry program featuring the Cornell College Book of Verse and Husk will air on WOC-WHO Sunday June 3 from 4 30 to 5 00 p m Francis A Robinson known as the Weaver of Dreams will read the pieces
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Cornell College
Woc-Who
Francis A. Robinson
Eighty-First Commencement of Cornell College
The eighty first commencement week begins June 1 with a music recital and ends June 4 when degrees are conferred on the Class of 1934. Activities include reunions, alumni events, a Greek play, a Burgstahler reception, a baccalaureate sermon by Dr. Burgstahler, organ recital by Alden Miller, and commencement address by Dr. Merle N. Smith.
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Cornell College
Conservatory of Music
Alumni Association
Knoll
Pfeiffer
First Methodist Church
Pasadena
California
Lucile Anthony
Richard Baker
Ruth Bowmas
Cyrus Burgstahler
John Cassiday
Lissette Ehrmann
Wilfred Eland
Gordon Ellison
Rachel Ewers
Josephine Eventone
Harold Geth
Tims Presents Senior Violin Recital With Cornell Orchestra
Richard Tims performs Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E minor Op. 64 Thursday at 4 15 PM with the Cornell Symphony Orchestra conducted by Horace A. Miller. Claude Rowe and Helen Cumming are listed as part of the program.
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Richard Tims
Mendelssohn
Cornell Symphony Orchestra
Horace A. Miller
Claude Rowe
Will
Helen Cumming
New Magazine Praised at Cornell College Readership
New publication As We Are surveyed student thought at Cornell College and received strong praise. Editor Ruth Burton earns much credit while journalism and political science students wrote the magazine under Prof. Clyde Tull’s direction.
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Cornell College
Ruth Burton
Clyde Tull
Chemistry Club to Hold End of Year Meeting
The Chemistry club meets Friday at Baker house for its last gathering of the year. Newly elected members will be guests and officers for next year will be chosen. Junior and senior chemistry majors may join. Prof J B Culbertson sponsors the group and projects a strong year ahead.
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Baker House
J. B. Culbertson
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Maher
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Strayer
S. Ebersole
Merle N. Smith
Burgstahler
Tims
New Magazine
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