Cornell G. O. P. Club Organizes at College
The Cornell College Republican Club held its first meeting of the year with 42 members, more women than men, backing Harding and Coolidge. Officers elected were Craig Overholser president and Helen Dunne secretary. Committees on Publicity, Entertainment, and Resolutions named, with weekly meetings set for Wednesdays at 6:40 to 7:30. Charter members listed include Lowell Henshaw Myrtle Keener A. K. Jenson Ruth Jordan and others.
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Harding
Coolidge
Craig Overholser
Helen Dunne
Claire Lahman
Percy Edwards
A. K. Jenson
K. Moses
Elma Kidder
Lowell Henshaw
Bert Hogle
Merril Dryden
Genevra Sturdevant
Helen Kruse
Myrtle Keener
Carl Allen
Kenneth Danskin
Ruth Jordan
M. Dryden
H. W. Bonze
P. Smith
Alice Reeve
Martha Lahman
Merlin Sones
Donald Corlette
Harold Mcllnay
Seville Gaston
C. E. Holm
Thomas Haines
Thomas Kepler
Lloyd Vanderham
G. H. Browning
Boyd Thompson
Theron Erickson
Warren McKune
K. L. Danskin
W. A. Olmstead
Helen Bede
Ruth Kidder
Generva Sturdevilt
Corinne Keilman
Warren Bieber
G. Pearl Fear
Gladys Bradley
Lola Burrell
Mary Tallman
Irene Everman
Wilma Wilcox
Fourth French student arrives at Cornell to teach
Cornell welcomes Mile. Lydia Jeane Michel as the fourth French instructor in the Romance Languages Department under Professor Herrick. She will teach a two hour course in conversational French and sit with American students in Altoona dormitory to promote spoken French. Michel hails from Albertville in Savoy and studied at the Feminine Technology College in Paris.
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Herrick
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Blanche Thiry
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Barriere
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Savoy
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Italy
Feminine Technology College
Paris
Illinoisans Opened Their Social Year At Ristine Home
Last Friday evening the Ristine home opened to all Illinoisans of the college for a three part program. The first part featured social games and stunts to help members become acquainted. A hearty feed was served by a capable committee. A brief business meeting elected Winthrop Olmsted as President Helen Stone as Vice President Grace McCreedy as Secretary and Saegle as Treasurer. The club lists about seventy five members and plans further activities for the year.
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Ristine
Hach
Winthrop Olmsted
Eee
Helen Stone
Grace McCreedy Tyeasuley
Debating Prospects For Carleton Grinnell And Cornell
Professor Ralph E Himstead notes limited experienced debaters but good material at the college. The triangular debate includes Carleton Grinnell and Cornell with Carleton's negative team expected to come here. Preliminary tryouts begin in December with finals in January after Christmas recess.
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Ralph E. ‘Himstead
Department of Public Speaking
Carleton
Grinnell
Cornell
Glenn Fishbaugher
Percy Edwards
Appleton
Lawrence
Hobart Dawson
Himstead
Two Houses Fall to Smiley In Fast Tennis Tourney
In a brisk match on a rough court, Smiley House Tigers defeated Mathews House 6-2 6-1 6-3. Dickey dominated serves and Kerwin placed well as Seagle and G Sones fought bravely for Mathews House.
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Devereux Players Stage Ghosts On Cornell Campus
The Devereux Players presented Ibsen's Ghosts on the Cornell campus drawing a five hundred strong audience. Mr Devereux as Oswald and Miss Graf as Mrs Alving received particular praise for mastery and emotional range while Edmund Forde and Pilson also earned commendation for their supporting roles.
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Mr. Devereux
Miss Graf
Cornell
Oswald
Engstrand
Winifred Day
Regina
Notice to Societies Seeks Student Reporters for Cornellian
The Cornellian invites society presidents to appoint a reporter for all literary society events. preferred reporters are journalism students or with newspaper experience. Write ups go to the Cornellian box in Main hall by 4 PM Tuesday or 8 AM Saturday, not over 200 words.
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Cornellian
Cornell Pep Meeting in Chapel Friday at 6 40
A Cornell pep meeting will be held Friday evening at 6 40 in the chapel led by newly appointed cheerleader Ed wards. The band will play and several speakers and stunt makers will participate to energize students, academy and faculty for the Iowa game Saturday afternoon.
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Cornell
Edwards
Iowa
Dr Flint Lectures at Minnesota Conference
President Charles W. Flint delivered a series of three lectures last week before the Minnesota Annual Conference.
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DR. Flint
Minnesota
Charles W. Flint
Faculty Frolic at Cornell Ends in Hilarious Tug War
Forty nine Cornell faculty members and wives gathered at the Palisades for a day of feasting and stunts. The highlight was a tug of war between old and new faculty, with the ropes snapping and both sides claiming victory. A barrel substituted for Ink's Pond and a knot tied by the administration failed, sending most contestants sprawling before a second pull led to the new faculty securing an apparent win.
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Cornellian
Upper Pal Tavern
Pal
Wildman
C. H. Smith
College Directory Change Notice
See Yaw and Gardner by Thursday, tomorrow, if your name and address should be changed for the college directory.
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Yaw and Gardner
Preacher's Kids Club Forms At Cornell College
A new organization named the Preacher's Kids Club was founded Tuesday evening to unite ministers' children at Cornell College. Elected officers include President Day Newsome and Vice President Payson Peterson with Secretary Ora Lent. Nelson Hebner of 718 Indianapolis Anglitical laboratory is expected to lead his department soon.
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Preacher’s Kids Club
Nelson Hebner
Indianapolis Anglitical Laboratory
Cornell Fights Iowa Eleven Next Saturday
Cornell meets Iowa University on Iowa field next Saturday in a key Big Ten challenge. Cornell, 1-1 this fall, faces a storied Iowa squad after recent wins over Upper Iowa and Indiana. O Neel misses game due to family illness. Huddleson steps in at tackle and guards backfield with Nichols, Thompson, and Peterson.
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Iowa University
Iowa Field
Iowa
Purple and White
Franklin O’neel
O’neel
Huddleson
Upper Iowa
Nichols
Thompson
Peterson
Pal Picnic for Frosh Girls at Cornell
W S G A invites freshmen to a Saturday picnic to mingle with upperclasswomen. Activities include bonfires, roasting weenies, paddle on the Cedar River, and socializing to fortify friendships and ease campus life.
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