Five Hundred Start Pep Ball Rolling at Cornell College
Professor Bridgham leads first pep meeting in the chapel under the C club auspices with about five hundred students present. Speakers urge school spirit and backing for the football team, while depictions of past victories and bonfire memories stir crowd excitement for upcoming games.
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Cornell
Football Warriors
Cornell College
Geo. Bretnall
Charles’ Christiansen
Kate’ “Skinner
Upper Iowa
Ody
McCarter House
sGhandler
John Coulson
Hoth
Ranies
Rena
Grinnell
Peesy
Edwards
Rushea
Lip
Fayette
Ash Park
Varsity
Peterson
Siyeshmey
Pete
Faculty Outing at Palisades Today by Cornell
Fifty faculty members and families from Cornell enjoy a picnic and outing at the Palisades under the faculty social committee. The schedule includes dinner at the upper Pal tavern indoor baseball and other events with an afternoon return planned.
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Cornell
Palisades
Juniors Choose New Purple Staff and Class Officers
The Royal Purple Staff for 22 was elected at the Junior class meeting Wednesday evening. Editor-in Chief Clifford Millen and business manager Merrill Dryden were named. Officers selected include President Day Newsome Vice President Florence Tennant Sec Treas Frances Harvey and Athletic Representative Jim Scovel. The Juniors vs Seniors football game was discussed with all players recruited and girls urged to root for the team.
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Royal Purple
Clifford Millen
Merrill Dryden
Newsome
Florence Tennant
Treas
Frances Harvey Athletic
Jim Scovel
Devereux Seat Sale for Ghosts Sells Fast
The Devereux production of Ibsen Ghosts sees strong advance sales with most desirable seats gone. Edmund Forde will portray Payton Manders and Miss Zinita Graf stars as Mrs Alving. Seat sale runs Monday from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4.
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Devereux
Ibsen
Dévereux
Galeoto
School For Scandal
Edmund Forde
Don Julian
Straforel
Payton
Manders
Mr. Devereux
Qawald
Zinita Graf
Lady Teazle
Sylvet
Lambert Murphy in Great Demand as Concert Tenor
A renowned American tenor Lambert Murphy commands top demand for solo parts in oratorio with groups such as the New York Oratorio Society and Schola Cantorum. He is slated for his sixth New York Oratorio appearance this season and will perform in nearly 100 cities this year, including a October 12 date opening the 1920 Cornell Artist Course. Ruth Forrest of 1920, based in Toledo, reports a physics and science class enrollment of sixty-two students.
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Lambert Murphy
New York Oratorio Society
Schola Cantorum of
New York
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Handel and Hadyn Society of
Boston
Murphy
Cornell
Ruth Forrest
Toledo
Cornell Holds Enviable Cross Country Record
The article notes Cornell's long standing dominance in early intercollegiate cross country. It highlights Homecoming Day races, among top runners like Schell Corlett Cole Oscar Anderson Wilcox Peck Day Hoff Chenoweth Temple, and records such as Tone's 1912 26 28 and Thompson's 26 40.
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Schell
Corlett
Cole
Oscar Anderson
Wilcox
Peck
Day
Hoff
Chenoweth
Temple
Cornell
Tone
Coeans
Thompson
English Club banquet opens year with poems and plans
Seventy five people attended the first English Club banquet at the Jordan House Tuesday night. Dr. Charles W. Flint and professors Arthur Phelps Clyde Tull attended along with English department instructors. Phelps read magazine poems and new works not yet published. Tull announced plans for a successful year and a six o'clock dinner followed.
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Jordan House
Charles W. Flint
Arthur ‘L. Phelps
Clyde Tull
Professor Phelps
Professor Tull
Iowa Iowa City Knox Carleton Dubuque Augustana Coe Grinnell schedule
Football schedule listing October 9 Iowa at Iowa City October 16 Knox at Mount Vernon October 23 Carleton at Northfield October 30 Dubuque A. at Dubuque November 6 Augustana at Mount Vernon November 13 Coe at Cedar Rapids November 20 Grinnell at Mount Vernon.
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Iowa
Iowa City
Knox
Mount Vernon
Carleton
Northfield
Dubuque A
Dubuque
Augustana
Mt. Vernon
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Grinnell
Cornell men accept pastorates near Mount Vernon
Several Cornell students have been appointed as pastors for charges in small towns near Mount Vernon. Payson Peterson serves Fairfax, Stanley Howard at Ryan, Joe Cleveland at Oxford Junction, Kenneth Danskin at Blairstown, and Merlin Sones at Albernette.
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Cornell
Mount Vernon
Payson Peterson
Fairfax
Stanley Howard
Ryan
Joe Cleveland
Oxford Junction
Kenneth Danskin
Blairstown
Merlin Sones
Albernette
Grinnell Students Push for Sunday Dates
The Grinnell Scarlet and Black reports student dissatisfaction with the current rule banning Sunday dates and urges reconsideration by authorities.
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Grinnell
Grinnell Scarlet and Black
Cornell Oratorio Society Plans Messiah Season
The Cornell Oratorio Society aims for a strong year with about seventy new members and over a hundred fifty total. They will perform Handel Messiah the last Sunday before Christmas, with rehearsals already underway. Soloists are to be secured, and public appearances after the Messiah are planned. The group may stage The Seven Last Words of Christ before Easter, with Bruch’s Ausset discussed as a possibility. Professor Shaw notes high rehearsal quality, with Daniel Huffman returning as conductor and Mass Annie Pierce aiding soprano sections alongside Professor O B Patton in tenor.
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Cornell Oratorio Society
Frank H. Shaw
Handel
Shaw
Society
Th. Dubois
Christ
Chicago
Smpha Sone
Indheir
Bruch
Daniel ‘Huffman
Annie
Juniors Edge Seniors in Class Football Tilt 6 to 0
The Juniors defeated the Seniors 6 to 0 in a morning class game for non varsity players. Shorty Holmes led the Juniors to a first half touchdown while Pinkey Overholser and the Seniors defense prevented another score. Key backs for 1922 were Cole Dryden and Holmes. 1921 stars included Overholser Moore Lahman and Wilsey.
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Shorty Holmes
Pinkey Overholser
Sibley Fame
Cole
Cornell Triumphs Over Upper Iowa in Season Opener
The Cornell varsity beat Upper Iowa 34 to 7 in the first game of the season before about 500 fans. Finger substituting many players in the second half helped preserve the win as Upper Iowa scored late after a blocked kick.
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Kepler
Cornell
West Goal
Upper Town
Upper Dowa
AoBrnéll
Peterson Géés
Peterson
Secon
Nichols
iNichols
Wigholls
Pourthy
Town
Baes
Secor Fae
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Haddleson
pHémpsons
Ghastel
Upper Iowa
Thompson
Katerson
Berker
Lawrence
Huddleson
Lawrence Downs
Upperowa
West
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Devereux Seat
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Briggs
Lahman
Thomson
Ames
Highland Park
Prof. Phelps
Oratorio Society
Holmes
Merlin Jones
Anamosa
Purple
Upstate
Finger
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