Campus freshman social groups reform on the Hill
The piece describes the Fratty Fruits a freshman group taking on campus activities with a charitable aim. President Gale Henke criticizes policies while jokes and banter about class distinctions and campus life emerge. Johnny Mount and Cecil Rogers are noted in lighthearted scenes as they prepare for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandburg
Volun- Sera
Borgatanler
Tate
Atiasy I
Wits Ae
Gale ‘Henke
Fellows
Johnny Mount
Johnny
Pfeiffer
Cecil Rogers
Women Vote for Three O'Clock Dorm Hours
In chapel this morning Phyllis Pace announces that next year all women will have three o'clock hours. With Dean Betts and Dr. Ebersole, plans include making dorm parlors more home like with cigarettes and other supplies. Miss Barrett adds there will be no electricity in hall parlors to save costs, relying on cigarette glow for light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Pace
Alice R. Betts
W. S. Ebersole
Dick Barker
Elsie Barrett
H. J. Burgstahler
Miss Barrett
Pace
Financial Office
Doctor Phbersole
Mister Baltz Has Exciting Experience
Jimmie Clark from East Lemon New Jersey visits a local drugstore and speaks with Harold Baltz, director of the conservatory, about tickets for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra visit this weekend. The exchange hints at an upcoming dance event.
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Baltz
Jimmie
Hanpo) Clark
East Lemon
N. J
Harold Baltz
the Preservatory
Harold
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Knowlton Campaigns For The Men's Senate
David Knowlton declares his bid for president of the Men's Senate promising a chapel program denouncing the C A and Barker's coaching school. Lillums Griffin, campaign manager, cites a Boar War veteran connection and quips about Cuddlums Griffin.
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David Knowlton
Senate
Barker
Lillums Griffin
Knowlton
Griffin
Cornell Nudist Colony Organized by Student Body
Approximately twenty Cornell students form a nudist association called the Cornell Back-to-Nature, planning to seclude in the conservatory basement and exercise briefly each morning. The group cites natural growth free from clothing as essential, with members including Fred Young Curtis Brandau Cyrus Burgstahler and Joe Griffin.
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E. Caldwell
Cornell
Conservatory
Gambol
Caldwell
Fred Young
Mount Vernon
Curtis Brandau
Cyrus Burgstahler
Joe Griffin
Mr. Griffin
Reckless Age Address Delights Elk Club at Year’s Eve Convention
Dr. Bry Clay Stancliff gave an enlightening talk titled The Reckless Age at the Elk’s annual convention on New Year’s Eve. He described years of research at Ash Park and quipped about youthful wildness as the crowd applauded and toasted him.
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Bry Clay Stancliff
B.P.O.E
Elk’s “Club
Ash Park
Elks
What Happens In Your Mind When You Read This
A fragmented listing of phrases on reading reaction and classroom prompts. It mentions running commentary, symposiums, and studying verbs for a quiz, ending with a note about a new hairstyle described by Miss Dorothy Pierce.
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Pye
Cornell
Dr Houser Home Blessed With Twins
The home of Dr John Houser and Mrs Houser of Oak Park High welcomed twins born May 24 1932. The children were named Wells and Fargo with plans to name subsequent siblings Smith and Wesson. Oldtimers recall John’s football prowess and previous children Felix Domesticus and Henrietta Marianna were noted.
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John Houser
R.F. D
Oak Park High
Wells and Fargo
John
Felix Domesticus
Henrietta Marianna
Smith and Wesson
Phyllis Pace Clarifies Sterling Relation in Silver Plate Tale
An unclear fragment notes Phyllis Pace denying a Sterling link while referencing a silver plate. The item centers on reputation and origin, with ambiguous context and few verifiable details.
Fraternity Club Becomes Mock Hero for Ads and Tales
A fragment from a historic page describes a humorous initiation scene with lines about a new fraternity in the middle west. Jim Robertson declines naming members, while Paul Wilkinson leads a prayer on unity. Gaffer MacConnell voices cheerful confidence as the ad text closes with the claim that nothing true remains beyond the ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Livessy
Middle West
Thay
St. Vitus
Paul Wilkinson
Noel Hawkins
the Angels
Love the true measure of success says Hunter
A senior psychology sociology major discusses a view that success is not about money but love. Hunter insists his present achieves success by pursuing what he wants, despite parental resistance and a parodic tone.
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Lewis Hunter
Doctor Chandler
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Ebersole
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Men’s Senate
Group of 20
Guilebert
Hig
Dorothy Pierce
Dr. Houser
Sterling
Jim Robertson
Arliss
Gaffer MacConnell
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