Cornell to Form Pep Promoters Body for Next Year
A student committee led by John Coulson outlines a 12 member pep promoters group to organize all athletic event celebrations. Members from the senior and junior classes plus two sophomores will be elected, with freshmen joining later. The group will handle pep meetings, stunts, and visitor logistics for games.
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Coulson
Cornell
John Coulson
Cornell Spirit
Gladys Sherk
Mary Rogers
Mildred Court
Ona Kating
Harold Baltz
George Whittaker
Wesley Kennedy
Warren Bieber
Ruth Horner
Catherine Musselman
Katherine Irvine
Lois Miller
Leonard Bieber
Welcome Erbe
Chris Jensen
Dayton Niehaus
Arthur Hackett
Verne Jay
George Smith
Eloise Lemon
Helen Lull
Mildred Walker
Cornell Boosters
Cornell Pep Club
Cornell Pep Organization
Evens Win Diamond Series Championship at Five Frames
The Evens beat the Odds 35 36 in a close morning diamond clash to capture the five frame series baseball title. The Odds led early, but the Evens surged in the final innings to prevail as champions, completing a sweep of major varsity titles including hockey and basketball in Cornell girls athletics.
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Evens
Cornell
President Flint Returns Home After Hospital Stay
President Flint returned to Mt. Vernon from a ten day stay at St Lukes hospital in Cedar Rapids. He underwent a serious operation and has recovered nicely and hopes to be in good condition within a month. Dr Flint is up and around and may attend commencement week programs if improvement continues.
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Flint
Mt. Vernon
St. Lukes Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Cornell Alumnus to Speak at Fiftieth Anniversary Commencement
A Cornell alumnus will deliver the commencement address for the fiftieth anniversary. Ex Senator Edgar T. Brackett of Saratoga Springs New York class of 1872 will speak while Prof William Warren Sweet of DePauw University will give vesper remarks. Dr Geo Elliott editor of the Methodist Review is expected to attend. Rev E F Tittle will deliver the baccalaureate in place of Dr Flint. he is pastor of First Methodist in Evanston and a leading young Methodist leader.
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Cornell
Edgar T. Brackett
Saratoga Springs
New York
Brackett
William Warren Sweet
DePauw University
Geo. Elliott
New Leaders Named for Social Science and IR Clubs
The Social Science club elects Professor S. L. Chandler as president and Isabelle Sones as secretary treasurer for 1922 23. The International Relations club selects Professor H. C. Stancliff as president and Jose Valencia as secretary treasurer for 1922 23.
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S. L. Chandler
Isabelle Sones
H. C. Stancliff
Jose Valencia
Exciting Cinder Battle With Coe Today Predicted
The Cedar Rapids dual track meet between Coe and Cornell stands as one of the closest in years. Coe leads in sprints while Cornell should win hurdles and shorter races. field events split, relays open, with Haven, Thompson, Paulson and Haven needing strong showings to swing Cornell’s direction. Red Cole and George Smith face busy programs. overall, Breaks and luck may decide the outcome.
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Sherm Finger
Cedar Rapids
Cee
Cornell
Haven
Thompson
Dee
Paulson
Northfield
Stuelke
Last Y M Discussion Group Final Session at Conrad House
The Y M discussion group ends its year with a Sunday morning meeting at the Conrad house. Lee DuBridge will lead the session at nine o'clock, urging a full, inspirational wind up for the series.
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Conrad House
Y. M
Conrad
Lee DuBridge
Defeat Knox in Telegraph Meet by Cornell Scrub Athletes
Cornell scrubs defeated Knox College 4 to 1 by telegraph in a five event track meet. The meet used a novel method averaging the first five in each event with no entrant in more than one event. Cornell emphasized athletics for all with Director Finger guiding intramurals.
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Cornell
Knox College
Telegraph
Finger
Knox
Dryden
Willard
L. Bieber
Hunter
Lyons
Dash
Kintzley
DeBok
Soper
Gustafson
Picken
Fordyce
Meffert
Wall
Kugler
Penn
White
Hunt
Oleson
Webster
Soll
Hartwell
Owens
Hobson
Graham
Nolte
Mystery of Cornells 23 Purple Friday Reveals Favorites
Cornell students await Friday morning when the 23 Purple yearbook will reveal the most popular man and woman. The Royal Purples will be delivered, with final payments of two dollars due at the Cornellian office.
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Cornell
Cornellian
Gatewood
Girls' Cinder Meet Reveals Real Amazons Stars
Minerva Wagaman leads with 14 points in the second annual girls track meet. Elizabeth Parette scores 18, Eva Bresson and Edna Rumble tie for third with 11, Dorothy Hawkins 9, with events including sprints hurdles quoits javelin discus and hop skip jump. Other entrants include Horner Wilson Hardman Bryson Spurgin Skewis Champlin.
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Minerva Wagamen
Elizabeth Parette
Eva Bresson
Edna Rumble
Dorothy Hawkins
Wagaman
Hawkins
Parette
Wagamen
Horner
Johanneson
Irvine
Bresson
Rumble
Parrette
Champlin
Wilson
Hardman
Bryson
Spurgin
Skewis
Monday Probable for Coe Contest Amid Weather Delays
The Coe baseball schedule has been disrupted by heavy rain at Ash Park. The Dubuque game is postponed to possibly later in the week with a return clash against the Crimson slated for next Monday at four o clock. Examinations and season end mix with travel plans. Coe and Carleton remain the lone non state schools to win large shares in the Midwest conference.
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Coe
Ash Park
Sherman Finger
Dubuque
The
Crimson
Blanche
Ames
Iowa
Cornell
Carleton
Summer school registration dates announced
Summer registration will occur on Thursday and Friday June 1 and 2 and Saturday June 10. A $2.00 fee applies to residents who delay registration until the session opens. College Office.
Lillian Smith Visits Tipton Home of Mary Alice Crosby
Lillian Smith visits Mary Alice Crosby’s Tipton home this weekend for a social call. The event focuses on friendly gatherings and local community ties in Tipton.
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Lillian Smith
Mary Alice Crosby
Tipton
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Berger
Aly
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