The Staff Roll of Hometown Times
The Staff editor is Charles G. Johnson with Assistant Editor Maurice Meyer and department heads Gladys Edwards Winifred Carris and Kenneth Cline in charge of UOTS a Time Literature. Hal Williams serves as Humor editor and Miss Montgomery as Faculty Representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Johnson
Maurice Meyer
Gladys Edwards
Winifred Carris
Kenneth Cline
Hal Williams
Miss Montgomery
Four One-Act Plays To Be Presented By College Y Club
The College Y Club sponsors a four play contest on Thursday May 7 at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. Sham by Frank G Tomkins directed by Miss Alice Wolfe features Hervey Coulter as a thief with Charles and Clara and a clever reporter. Where But in America by Oscar M Wolfe directed by Miss Everstine Daniels shows the Espenhaynes and their maid Hilda in a house purchase plot. Joint-Owners In Spain directed by Miss Hilda Brown follows two old ladies in an Old Ladies' Home sharing a room and a comic solution. The Drum of Dude by Austin Strong directed by Donald Benz Charles Rademaker and John Westphal presents an uprising in an Indian village with Hindustani servants and a mysterious warning. Admission 25c 50c benefits the drama program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Frank G. Tomkins
Student Association
Alice Wolfe
Hervey
Coulter
Orval Kort
Verna Palmer
Charles
Clara
George Jones
Alice McDaniels
Howard Benn
Winifred Carris
YY. W
America
Oscar M. Wolfe
Hilda
Dorothy Booth
Spain
Y. W
Hilda Brown
Leona West
Fullerton
Ruth Cunningham
Mitchell
McGregor
Wendell Booth
Hartley
Gale [Isher
Dougal
Raymond Minick
George Zeek
Charles Johnson
Clayton
Lawrence McKune
India
Senior Y W Girls Dinner Honors Senior Girl Reserves
The graduating Y W girls were treated to a 6:30 dinner in the community room hosted by the Y W C A honoring the Senior Girl Reserves. Representatives from four related organizations attended the event including the Y W C A, the B P W C A, the J P P W, and the Girl Reserves. Mrs Roberts gave a welcome and brief history, with greetings from Evaline Lemley of the B P W C A and Hilda Marcucci of the J C Y W, and Ruth Fost-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Girt Reserves
Roberts
Evaline Lemley
Hilda Marcucci
Ruth Fost
Program Highlights Washington County History Talk
A program featured several musical numbers and a history talk by Miss Carol Forgey on the early days of Washington County. The event offered local lore alongside performances, engaging residents with regional heritage and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Carol Forgey
Annual College Broadcast By Washington Jr College May 12 In Iowa City
Washington Junior College musical groups and two soloists will broadcast from W. 8. U. S. Iowa City on May 12 at 8 P. M. The program features Mixed Chorus, Men's Quartet, Ladies Trio, and soloists Dorothy Masson cellist and Wilma Walker soprano, with listed pieces across nine numbered selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Junior College
U. S. Iowa City
Lucille Knox
Wilma Walker
Marguerite Scranton
Ruth Enos
Charolett Campbell
Everstine Daniels
Donald Benz
Maurice Meyer
Paul Yoder
Walter Reaney
Hal Williams
Everette Simpson
David Fulton
Harvey Coulter
Mary L. Harwood
Alice Wolfe
Jane Fulton
Dorothy Masson
Bullard
Bartholomew
Parks
Til
Lohr
Herbert
Garrish- Jones
Srawley
Campbell-Tipton
Morning
Speaks
Tschaikowsky
Gavotte
Pepper
Old Virginny
Gland
Rissland
Foster
Nevin
Caroline
Bells of
St. Mary's
Adams
Graduating Class Chooses Colors Flowers and Souvenir
Several meetings of the graduating class in the last two weeks select lavender and pink as class colors. Sweet pea chosen as the flower. Bracelets with engraved plates to supplement rings or pins as souvenirs. Dinner at the Country Club on May 15 hosted by the freshmen in honor of the graduates.
The Chemistry Laboratory Described By A Student
A vivid description of a chemistry lab catalogues its layout desks shelves and bottle racks south wall with reagents and a large hazardous gas source in the northwest corner. The piece notes strong odors air currents from fans running burners and occasional accidents as students work in the busy room.
Tennis Team Wins From At Muscatine and Track Meet Friday
Washington Junior College opened the season with a 4 0 tennis win over Muscatine JC. Kenneth Cline won at number one singles 7 5 7 5 while Henry Little rallied for a 6 3 3 6 6 4 win. Doubles saw Little Turner 7 5 4 6 9 7 and Cline Little 6 0 6 2. Track entries forecast a triangular at Muscatine with Burlington, Muscatine, and Washington JC plus Hawkeye Conference meet at Burlington May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Washington Junior College
Muscatine Junior College
Kenneth Cline
Weise
Henry Little
Orstatler
Little
Turner
Poig
Redding
Alba
Cline
Weis
Huber
Albia
George Freshwaters
Burlington
Washington
Local Girl Second in Oratory Contest
Miss Lucille Knox won second place in the oratory at the Town junior college forensic meet held in the Old Capitol senate chamber Iowa City. The local winner receives a bronze medal and will represent Washington junior college in the state meet. First place went to Elkader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Knox
Senate
Old Capitol
Iowa City
Rotary Club
Washington Junior College
Elkader
Y Club Observes Ladies Night at Apr 24 Banquet
The College Club held a ladies night banquet at the Y on April 24 with a full program and a fine meal. Thirty eight members attended though only twenty five signed up, stretching kitchen staff to serve all. The entertainment featured two junior college instructors who helped with dishes after the program. Mrs Will Anwyl of Crawfordsville shopped here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Government
Rene
Livingston Delivers Assembly Talk on Common and Equity Law
Mr. Schuyler Livingston, morning speaker, explains the difference between common law and law of equity. He notes common law as case law by custom and contrasts statutory law enacted by the legislature. Livingston has been elected for life to The American Law Institute, a body of judges and lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
United States
American Law Institute
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
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