Senior Chapel Wednesday Promises Hilarious Event
Senior Chapel humor is planned for Wednesday with seniors in charge of arrangements.
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24 May 1938
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The Cornellian in Mount Vernon, Iowa
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Newspaper
The Cornellian
Location
Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1938
Page
1
Summer School Opens With Wide Course Choice
Directed by Dean J. B. Mac Gregor fifteen Cornell professors teach the first Summer School session from June 7 to July 11. Two visiting instructors join education and elementary training classes. Miss Ruth Messenger teaches American Literature for future high school English teachers. New typing and shorthand course meets state commercial subject requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. MacGregor
Cornell
Fred J. Kluss
Roosevelt High School
Cedar Rapids
Frances E. Becker
Creston Junior College
Ruth Messenger
Harriet Bauerbach
Royal Purple Yearbook to Be Released Thursday
The Cornell yearbook Royal Purple will be issued Thursday morning with a chapel bell announcement. Editor Don Lawson and business manager Howard Johnson led a large junior class team. It is printed at Hawkeye Record Press Mount Vernon with photography by Roy D Young Studio Mount Vernon and engraving by Tru Art Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Don Lawson
Howard Johnson
Hawkeye Record Press
Mount Vernon
Roy D Young
Tru Art
Cedar Rapids
Formals Close As Alethians Thalians And Celts Entertain
Alethians and Thalians wrap up season with events Saturday. Alethians host at Hotel Roosevelt Cedar Rapids with George Cervenka Orchestra. Thalians dine and dance to Earl Harrington in Iowa City Memorial Union River Room. Celts perform at Cedar Rapids Country Club with Len Carroll Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
The
Aletheans
George Cervenka
F. G. Brooks
Jay B. MacGregor
Thalians
Earl Harrington
Avalon
Memorial Union
Iowa City
Philip Henderson
Len Carroll
Celts
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Tulls and Barkers
Daughters of Atreus Cast and Crew Prepare for June Show
With dress rehearsals underway for Daughters of Atreus cast and crews focus on precision. Under Mary Samson costume work advances dyeing and sewing while Ruschmeyer Blair push stage and prop details for warriors. Har tungu directs technical work as publicity and ticket requests flow from graduating families and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atreus
Mary Samson
Jack Ruschmeyer
Marian Blair
Agememnom
Achillies
Professor Johnson
Hammond Green
Hollywood
California
Charla Mae Warner
Gertrude Hargreaves
Marygertrude Bellamy
Gertrude Ann Holmgren
Carl Sandburg to Speak Wednesday at Evening Program
Renowned American poet and biographer Carl Sandburg will present a program in the lower chapel at 7 30 Wednesday night. His past presentations have been enjoyed for their engaging style and insightful readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sandburg
Lower Chapel
Carl Sandburg Evening Tickets Seem Limited
Thirty five tickets remain for a Carl Sandburg evening in Dr Tulls office South Hall at twenty five cents. The program will include a resume of adventures a reading of verse prose and guitar performances of American folk songs by Sandburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Tull
South Hall
Sandburg
Sophomore pianist Eleanor Gough to perform with Cornell Symphony
Eleanor Gough, student of Miss Helen Venn, presents a recital next Sunday at 4 in the chapel. She is accompanied by the Cornell Symphony Orchestra under Professor Lloyd Oakland. Gough travels to New York City to compete for a $1000 Matthay Scholarship to study with Mr Matthay in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Gough
Helen Venn
Cornell Symphony Orchestra
Lloyd Oakland
Miss Gough
New York City
American Matthay Association
Mr. Matthay
London
Margaret Hedges Elected to Fine Third Grade Post
Margaret Hedges, after completing a four year elementary training course, is chosen for an exceptionally fine third grade position at Bryant school in Algona. She will receive the largest salary ever given to a new elementary teacher from Cornell, competitive with top secondary teacher salaries in Iowa. Also at Algona next year Marian Blair will teach Latin and English. Ruth Welle has accepted a mathematics teaching post at Oregon, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hedges
Bryant School
Algona
Cornell
Iowa
Marian Blair
Ruth Welle
Oregon
Illinois
Torch to Initiate Eight New Members
The Torch association will hold an initiation ceremony for eight new members at Miss Betts apartment on Wednesday afternoon. The new initiates are Ethel Brown Edith Chambers Phyllis Hoffman Elizabeth Isaacs Gertrude Ann Holmgren Jeannet te MacDonald Betty Mount Frances Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torch Association
Miss Betts
Ethel Brown
Edith Chambers
Phyllis Hoffman
Elizabeth Isaacs
Gertrude Ann Holmgren
Jeannette MacDonald
Betty Mount
Frances Porter
Cornell summer theatre to present English comedy Call It a Day
The Cornell college summer theatre opens with the English comedy Call It a Day on June 17. From then on plays will run Fridays and Saturdays with a weekly matinee, some for children, featuring both classic and modern works from Shakespeare to O Neill and a juvenile cast in Midsummer Night's Dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell College Summer Theatre
O'Neill
Cornellian Ends 1937 38 Series as New Year Begins
The Cornellian closes its 1937 38 run of 33 weekly editions tonight and gears up for a sixtieth year starting with the new semester on Tuesday September 13. Kathleen Wilson becomes editor and Martin Kestenbaum takes over as business manager succeeding Francis Gilliland and Earl Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornellian
Kathleen Wilson
Martin Kestenbaum
Francis Gilliland
Earl Edwards
List 106 Senior Candidates for Degrees June 6
One hundred six seniors are set to receive diplomas at the eighty fifth commencement on Monday June 6. The list includes three for Bachelor of Music ten for Bachelor of School Music and about 93 for Bachelor of Arts. Dr Charles Reynolds Brown Yale Divinity School emeritus dean will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reynolds Brown
Yale U. Divinity School
Brown
Pfeiffer Hall
Burgstahler
Methodist Church
Daughters of Atreus
Little Theatre
Armstrong Hall
Conservatory of Music
Chemistry Club
Baker House
Bowman Hall
Six Men to Receive Senate Keys At Campus Ceremony
Keys will be awarded to two men from each class senior junior and sophomore for campus activity participation. Recipients are Wayne Barber Herbert Kaselow Donald A Anderson Robert Swenson Miles Knight and Neil Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wayne Barber
Herbert Kaselow
Donald A. Anderson
Robert Swenson
Miles Knight
Neil Swanson
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FINE
Torch
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