Cardinal staff roster lists editors and coordinators
The College Cardinal announces editorial leadership with William Shannon as editor in chief and Duane Peter as assistant. Sports editors are Essall Brown and Richard McCutchen. Activities editors include Helen Schoonager and Daryl Crawford. Literary editors are Mary Mickey and Jean Smith. The Shadow section editor is undecided.
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Edsall Brown
Richard McCutchen
Helen Schoonager
Daryl Crawford
Mary Mickey
Jean Smith
Cardinals Defeat Burlington in First Home Conference Game
Last week the Cardinals won their first home conference game as the Little Symphony Orchestra gave its inaugural public concert. Director McKay earned praise for building a strong musical organization. Orchestra members included William Stewart Join Owen and soloists, with juniors Mary Pauls Vernette Johnson Junior Cuddy Milan Thompson Adrienne Vanerus Charles Owen and William Masson. The junior college quartet performed at YY MCA’s Happy Hour last Sunday. Milan Thompson is noted as a capable song leader alongside standout freshman investigative themes from Jean Smith Wendall Shaffer and Hubert Turner. Several out of town junior college students visited home during the holidays Keith Lord and Dorothy Ruebsam at Ainworth Dennis Klopfenstein and
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Cardinals
Burlington
Little Symphony Orchestra
William Stewart
Join Owen
Mary Pauls
Vernette Johnson
Junior Cuddy
Milan Thompson
Adrienne Vanerus
Charles Owen
William Masson
Keith Lord
Dorothy Ruebsam
Ainworth
Dennis Klopfenstein
Albia Threatens Cardinals in Crucial Thursday Matchup
Albia junior college meets the Cardinals at Washington gym in a bid to even up the series after last fall’s football thrashings. The Cardinals, weakened by key losses, hope for a stronger showing following a 30 26 win over Burlington, while Albia fields a tougher lineup aiming to defend its basket.
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Albia Junior College
Washington Gymnasium
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Cardinals
Burlington
Albions
Washington
December social notes and small-town assignments
December 2 items list Keota Indepen dents and Wayland, Richland and Crawfordsville assignments for local students and residents. Social notes mention Betty Babcock visiting Chicago, Bill Shannon planning a trip to the World’s Fair, and remarks about reporters and a ferry joke from Washington.
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Bill Shannon
Betty Babcock
Washington
Chicago
Special Concert by Washington Litthe Symphony
The Washington Litthe Symphony Orchestra gave a well received concert in the high school auditorium last Friday evening. Milburn McKay directed with solos by Duane Peterson Helen Melinski and William Stewart. The program featured Rosamunde Overture Reve Angelique Moonlight on the Nile and Gathered a Rose among others.
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Washington Lane Symphony Orchestra
M. A. McKay
Little Interviews with Harry Montgomery Jr
A fragmented interview feature quotes Harry Montgomery Jr. on remedies for hair loss and opinions on Greta Garbo. The piece pivots to light personal questions about sleep, love at first sight, and a humorous anecdote about his father and a door lock.
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Harry Montgomery Jr
Junior colleges in Iowa face cost and value questions
The Des Moines Register reformatted editorial on Iowa Junior College system notes 27 public schools enrolling about 1890 students in 1932. It argues colleges can justify themselves if standards stay high and costs stay reasonable, with some institutions already showing permanence and potential to expand state education.
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Des Moines Register
Iowa
Washington Junior College
State Department of Public Instruction
New Chemistry Course Announced at Junior College
A second semester organic chemistry course opens for students aiming at home economics nutrition dentistry pharmacy or medicine. One year of college chemistry required. Miss Stahl will teach using Lowy Harrow text and Coleman laboratory manual from the State University of Iowa.
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State University
J. Coleman
State University of Iowa
Sophomore English Class Mixes Up Henry Works and Student Antics
A lighthearted Washington campus column recounts mix ups from Henry the Fourth versus Henry V in class, a student’s mistaken recitation, and campus gossip about students like Eliz Ragan, Bill Shannon, John Owen, and Donna Crow. It notes odd statistics, cafe antics, and a cremation of social registers with playful asides about student life.
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Henry
Robert Stutsman
Bob
Famous Sayings from Campus Roundtable
Dale Kiesey complains of knee trouble delaying his participation. Marge Smith cites doing right thing at the wrong time. Lester Jones enjoys returning to school. Miss Latta notes the value of words by company kept. Red Helwick recalls Michigan vs Iowa misreadings. Omar Meeks endorses Wiggly Schulty for hall of honor after a chemistry test mix up.
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Red Helwick
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Iowa
Iowa City
Lowa
Omar Meeks
Registration for Second Semester January 20 21
Semester closures and enrollment plans outlined for January 19 21 with new Organic Chemistry course added and emphasis on continued programs in Debate Oratory Music and Basketball. Exams scheduled January 22 with room assignments and subject entries listed for various classes.
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Washington
Department of Chemistry
New Year Resolutions from W J C inmates and turnkeys
A playful list from Alma Mater W J C items resolutions by students and staff. Names include Donna Crow Mary Mickey Mary Pauls Harvey Coulter Lester Rath Dean Mead Walt Wells Hank Carris Pete McCutcheon Harry Montgomery Bill Shannon Erie Marshall and others. The notes mix campus life romance notes traffic fixes and social habits with humorous asides.
Fearful driver worries over a big upcoming job
Stanley Dayton declares fear of driving his large project after narrowly missing two girls in the past month. He says his conscience would trouble him for life if he ever harmed a child.
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Stanley Dayton
College staff praises ambitious sob sisters Schoonover Mickey
College staff lauds two leading figures, Helen Schoonover and Mary Mickey, calling them ambitious and setting a standard for the staff. The quote reflects appreciation of their drive and influence within the college community.
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Helen Schoonover
Mary Mickey
Cardinal Cagers Win Fast Cage Game
Washingtonians defend unbeaten conference standing by beating Burlington Junior College 80 to 26. Max Raymond scored early. Kiesey was absent, slowing play. box score lists Cline Lytle Schulty and others contributing.
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Une
Burlington Junior College
Washingtonians
Max Raymond
Washington
Kiesey
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