Quintet Chosen for Cornell Cross-Country Meet With Iowa
George Smith of Center Junction selected as captain after the 3.5 mile tryouts. James Searle Hawarden finishes second, followed by Gail Yohe Jose Valencia Fred Kleemier Herbert Faust and Warren Bieber. The Iowa City meet is set for October 92 with Cornell to race Saturday.
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George Smith
Center Junction
Cornell
Smith
K. C. Smith
Young Smith
Casey” Smith
James Searle
Hawarden
Gail Yohe
Jose Valencia
Fred Kleemier
Herbert Faust
Warren Bieber
Iowa University
Iowa
Iowa City
Purple
Russel Cole
Conservatory Faculty Recitals Set for Season
The Cornell music faculty announce a season of recitals led by John Conrad returning after a Cornell spell with a November 16 appearance. Clara Eness will present her first recital in January. Mr and Mrs Shaw planned for a piano violin sonata program. additional recitals by Miss Pierce Mr Hoffman and Mr Miller are planned.
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Conservatory
John Conrad
Conrad
Cornell
Clara Eness
Eness
Cornell Football Schedule Highlights Key Nov. 19 Clash
The schedule lists Cornell at home to Drake on Oct. 22 and Dubuque on Oct. 29 with results showing Cornell beat Upper Iowa 20 to 6 on Oct. 1 and crushed Hamline 18 to 2 on Oct. 8. Other bouts include Cornell 27 Iowa Wesleyan 7 at Mt. Pleasant on Oct. 14 and road trips to Grinnell and Cedar Rapids later in the season.
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Cornell
Upper Iowa
Hamline
Drake
Des Moines
Dubuque
Grinnell
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Journalism club elects officers at Cornell meeting
The Journalism club at Cornell elected Myron Arbuckle president and Rall Gatewood treasurer at a Tuesday meeting. A social committee will be appointed soon and the year will feature social and instructional functions. A tea honoring Iona Gale ushered the program. The club plans to entertain visiting figures connected to the English club.
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Journalism Club
Myron Arbuckle
Rall Gatewood
Iona Gale
Cornell
Bleachers Nearing Completion for Simpson Game
With Homecoming two weeks away, the bleachers project advances despite rain. Armstrong Spear reports steady progress while Professor Moots notes cement work should start midweek and finish in 12 to 15 days. The November 5 Simpson game will see Cornell rooters in new seats, boosting crowd enthusiasm.
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Armstrong Spear
Moots
Cornell
Casts Chosen For Homecoming One-Act Plays
Professor Tull selects casts for three English club one act plays to be staged Homecoming Saturday night in the auditorium. Dorothy Bateman and Genevra Sturdevant return in Honor Bound with Mr. Tull and Day Newsom. Little Guttersnipe features Mr. and Mrs. Tull. Room 83 stars Mildred Court Ona Kating Walter Averill and Karl Kettering. Rehearsals start this week. Miss Winifred Tansen travels to Franklin Grove Illinois for the weekend.
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Professor Tull
Dorothy Bateman
Genevra Sturdevant
Mr. Tull
Day Newsom
Cornwell
Blairstown
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Freshman Sophomore Rope Battle Ends in Losses for Frosh Teams
Three frosh teams representing light, middle, and heavy weights faced sophomores in a 1:30 p.m. Thursday duel. The middleweights went first, sophomores pulling from the south bank, lasting three minutes as frosh failed to convert. The bantams then battled six minutes with frosh ultimately defeated, followed by the huskies event where the older group dominated.
Frances Crowell Opens Junior Recital Series Next Wednesday
Frances Crowell begins a five part Junior recital series in the department of expression with a four o'clock reading of The Faraway Princess by Herman Suderman in the lower chapter. The series will alternate with student music recitals two weeks apart.
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Frances Crowell
Department of Expression
Herman Suderman
Laura Mitchell
Louisiana
Darlene Barker
Julie Lippman
Rudyard Kipling
Elsie Koberg
Elizabeth Annis
Miss Madison
E. L. Haskell
Wikkey
Home Service Associates Study the Social Problem
Miss Robie Sargent spoke on "A Day with the Poor" describing Associated Charities work in Chicago and Lansing. She stressed that society is only as strong as its weakest link and that the plight of poorer city families shapes community progress, while noting hopeful signs from direct aid efforts.
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Home Service Associates
Robie Sargent
Miss Sargent
Chicago
Lansing
Michigan
Freshmen Fall 6 3 to Tipton Legion team
The Tipton American Legion squad edged the visiting freshmen 6 to 3. Hartwell drop kicked a late score for the frosh, but fumbles and ragged play marked the game as both sides battled for control.
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American Legion
Tipton
Legionaires
Hartwell
Fireside Teas 10 Begin Tomorrow at Bowman Hall
All college women especially freshmen are urged to chat over tea cups from 3 to 4 30 Sunday afternoon in Bowman Hall. Men are forbidden to attend this dormitory tea noting last year’s strict dress and racial style among Cornellians. If successful similar teas may be held in other dormitories and large town houses to refresh all Cornellians.
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Bowman Hall
Freshman Societies to Organize on Campus This Fall
Emeraldians and a new men s organization that lacked a name last year are poised to form distinct freshman societies. Plans were discussed Thursday night and formation will be completed soon. Last year the girls society held bi monthly programs and a Thanksgiving debate. Dorothy Scaggs and Marie Potraz are visiting DeWitt for the weekend.
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Emeraldians
Cornell Edges Iowa Wesleyan 27 to 7 on Mt Pleasant
Cornell defeated Iowa Wesleyan 27 to 7 as Kirwin Ensign and Bieber sparked the Purple offense. Wesleyan showed weakness on both sides as Cornell dominance through the line and swift backs produced multiple scores including a punt return.
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Cornell
Iowa Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant
Purple Upholders
Wesleyan
Kirwin
Purple
Ensign
Bieber
Wesleyans
Bolton
Nichols
Finger
Dr W S Hall Lectures On Personal Hygiene At Campus
Scientist and lecturer Dr Winfield Scott Hall will address Mt Vernon high school students at 10:30 and 11:00 am on October 19 in chapel. He speaks to college women at 4:30 pm and to college men at 6:40 pm in Miltonian hall on topics including Ideal Womanhood and Efficient Manhood.
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Winfield Scott Hall
Mt. Vernon High School
Miltonian Hall
Dr. Hall
Medical School
Northwestern University
International Committee of the
Slaght
Wildman
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Cole
Prof. Conrad
Mrs. Shaw
Wes
Leyan
Journalistic Aspirants Revieve Organization
Arbuckle and
Gatewood
Simpson
Winifred Tansen
Franklin Grove, Ill
Varsity
Fresh
G. A
Bowman
FROSH
Frosh Joint
Dorothy Scaggs
Marie Potraz
DeWitt
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