Johnson Play To Premiere In Summer Theatre
Professor Albert Franklin Johnson and Wade Espey announce the Summer Theatre program at Cornell with the premiere of Spring Turns Left on July 9 10 and 11. Bertha French Johnson directs the comic ballet. Ruth Miller returns as guest instructor amid a five week schedule featuring Broadway hits and new modern comedy.
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Albert Franklin Johnson
Dramatic Art Department
Wade Espey
New York
Bertha French Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Ruth Miller
Cornell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Miss Miller
Hugo
Noel Coward
Purple Masquers Call Critical Meeting at Little Theatre
Notice to all members of the Purple Masquers announces a necessary group meeting in the Little Theatre on Wednesday evening May 27. Attendance is imperative. absences require prior excuse by the president or risk suspension. Glenn Low serves as president.
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Purple
Little Theatre
Glenn Low
Dance Night at the School Gym This Wednesday
The final all school dance of the year occurs at the gym tomorrow evening from 7 to 10. Rhode's Orchestra provides the music and admission is twenty five cents per person.
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Rhode’s
Sandburg to Speak at Cornell College Pilgrimage
Carl Sandburg, famed poet and Lincoln biographer, plans his sixteenth annual pilgrimage to Cornell College next Monday June 1. He will appear in the Lower Chapel at 8 p m with a pre hearing of verse from The People and will report on his adventures since last May. He will also sing folk songs in a baritone recital with guitar accompaniment.
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Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
Cornell College
Cornell
Eighteen Seniors Placed in Teaching Positions
Eighteen seniors have secured teaching jobs for next year through college and agency efforts. Names and placements include Charlotte Austin at Ashton High School, Virginia Blanchard at Deep River, Sarah Reed at Allison, and others in Waverly, Radcliffe, Ames, Kinross, Blairstown, Van Horne, Whitten, Montour, Winslow, and Pocahontas. Coaching posts include Eldon Coffman at Marion, Harold Still at Clarion, and Charles Zodak at Pocahontas.
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Charlotte Austin
Ashton
Virginia Blanchard
Deep River
Sarah Reed
Allison
Irene Bragg
Lorraine Feuerhelm
Elizabeth Wiest
Waverly
Radcliffe
Ames
Helen Emerson
Kinross
Helen Hines
Blairstown
Helen Klousia
van Horne
Margaret Nash
Whitten
Margaret Kohl
Ionia
Grace Rittenhouse
Montour
Carmen Roskopf
Ethel Whitmore
Luther
Helen Swaney
Winslow
Illinois
Eldon Coffman
Marion
Harold Still
Clarion
Charles Zodak
Pocahontas
Recital Today by Ruth Pinkerton Pupils in Chapel
Miss Ruth Pinkerton directs a pupil recital at 4 15 in the chapel Tuesday afternoon. Solo performers include Jack Winston Irene Bragg Margaret Handel Jean McIntosh Paul Putnam Mary Foster and Faith Burgstahler.
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Ruth Pinkerton
Jack Winston
Irene Bragg
Margaret Handel
Jean McIntosh
Paul Putnam
Mary Foster
Faith Burgstahler
Oldest Cornell alumna Addie Gilruth may attend 1961 Commencement
Addie Collin Gilruth born 1866 may join Cornell alumni at campus events during Commencement week. The 96 year old, oldest living female graduate from a co-educational school, will celebrate a 75th anniversary of graduation with reunions for classes 1886 1911 and 1926.
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Cornell
Addie Collin Gilruth
America
Walt Gray
Gilruth
Squire Collin
College
Collin
Alonzo Collin
Addie Collin
James A. Gilruth
Bowman Hall Annex Construction and Kitchen Remodeling
Bowman dining hall expansion 55 by 30 feet extends from the sun porch and will be followed by summer remodeling of the Bowman Hall kitchen. One room will replace the current three with stainless tables and new gas ranges. A north end doorway will allow dish flow through a different exit. The Roodhouse annex work resumes after winter pause. stone work is finished and the sun porch foundation completed. The house will be dormitory ready with three basement rooms, four on the first and second floors, and a large third floor room for several girls. Electrical work by Leo Beranek. Merner hall framework in reinforced concrete nears first two floors with third floor underway and stairs completed between first and basement.
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Bowman Hall
Leo Beranek
Merner Hall
O'Brien lauds Cornell's Husk in quarterly campus issue
Edward J. O'Brien, noted short story critic, praises the Cornell college magazine The Hulk for high quality stories. He lists top magazines to read and highlights Lenore Fliege's Boy Goes to Town and River Going By and Janet McBroom's Joanna. May Hulk issue due tomorrow with Mirich cover art.
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Husk
Edward J. O’brien
Cornell College
The
American Spectator
the Anvil
Partisan Review
Fantasy
the Frontier and Midland
the Hulk
Literary America
Manuscript
the Prairie Schooner
the Southern Review
Story
Vernier
Hulk
Mr. O’brien
Lenore Fliege
Janet McBroom
Joanna
Mark Mirich
Brand Seeks Funds for Cornell Wrestler Berlin Olympic Trip
A drive to raise 300 dollars to send Dale Brand 123 pound Cornell wrestler to the Berlin Olympics will start Wednesday. Brand was an alternate on the 1936 U S Olympic wrestling squad and needs funds to cover travel and expenses not provided by the Olympic committee. Contributions are expected from C men wrestling supporters Fort Dodge Brand’s hometown and from Cornell students faculty and campus groups.
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Dale Brand
Cornell
Berlin
Brand
United States
Lehigh University
Olympic Wrestling Committee
Fort Dodge
Atlantic Monthly Honors Weismiller Poets Prize
Boward Weismiller, a Boward sophomore, received first honorable mention in Atlantic Monthly Magazine's annual undergraduate poetry contest for his poem Evening. His pieces Fog and Winter Breath also ranked among the top selections, while Poetry magazine June featured four of his poems with an expected payment around twenty dollars.
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Boward Weismiller
Atlantic Monthly
Weismiller
Milts Spring Formal Set For Cedar Rapids Saturday
Members of the Milt social group will hold their spring formal in the Terrace garden of the Montrose hotel Cedar Rapids. The event has been postponed to this week due to a conflicting track meet. Dr and Mrs Donald B Gould will chaperone. Lew Carrolls Orchestra from Iowa City will play. About 35 couples attend. John Ross Winnie is in charge of arrangements.
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Milt
Terrace Garden
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Donald B. Gould
Lew Carroll
Iowa City
John Ross Winnie
Syracuse U Chancellor to Deliver 1936 Commencement Address
Dr Charles W Flint, former Syracuse University chancellor and current Methodist bishop, will return June 8 to deliver the eighty third commencement address. The 1936 graduates assemble for an 10:00 ceremony with a 9:30 academic procession, followed by a noon luncheon and other campus observances.
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Syracuse University
Charles W. Flint
Flint
Atlanta
Georgia
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus
Ohio
Pfeiffer Hall
Methodist Church
H. J. Burgstahler
Cornell
Dean McConnell Signs for Two Forthcoming D C Heath Books
Dean T R McConnell signs a contract with D C Heath for a General Psychology volume, with co authors Dr C D Skinner NYU Dr Powers U Washington and Dr Trow Michigan. Manuscripts due December 1 1936. He also contributes to Introduction to Education edited by Skinner and published by Heath near the same time.
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T. R. McConnell
D. C. Heath and Company
McConnell
C. D. Skinner
New York University
Powers
University of Washington
Trow
University of Michigan
Dean McConnell
Dr. Skinner
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Merner
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O’brien
Lists Magazine
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Ackman
Blanche Swingley Armstrong
J. B. Ackman
First Methodist Church
Clinton
Frederick Ackman
Horace Alden Miller
Conservatory of Music
Baker House
Music Conservatory
Dean
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