Cornell College - Royal Purple Yearbook (Mount Vernon, IA)

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Arrow Breakfast The Jury Is Out - i?46 and alumni-faculty mixers, to the social group kfasts on Sunday morning. The buildings campus were all decked out for the occasion, ges Montgomery, Baucrbach and Duval nting the prize to Rich house. ate combined with good athletic skill brought nell through victorious in the cross country petitions, lien McAdams and Ralph Harris ing the tape together: and the big football e with Grinnell, the Kochman co-captained alph Ringgenherg and Jim King. note of sobriety was injected into the activi- by the respectful dignity of the Saturday ning memorial service where tribute was paid he Cornellians who died in service. Celebra- s culminated in the crowning of Queen Tim genbach at the formal dance Saturday night, after forty-eight hours of association, the nell family again dispersed. Kochmen In Action 'iWe Wzint a Touchdown Photo Finish e've Got the Coach Wc've Got the Teamn Prexy and the Royal Court

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Remember Cornell In Your Will Ahhhh Boo Yah ! J' Ralph Ringgenberg Represents Team at Rally Everybody Wants To Get Into The Act The carefully planned Homecoming progrs this year rivalled all previous get-togethers variety and success. Pushed off by a colos pepster in the chapel on Friday night, wh featured a hilarious faculty skit and the premii performance of the unforgettably funny Remo her Cornell In Your Will, enthusiasm reign throughout the celebration, high-lighted by torch parade to kindle the traditional bonfire Ash Park. All honors were stolen at the I rally by the appearance of the future Miss C nell of 1965, petite Susan Engelhart, wh father, VValIy, chairmanned the Homecom' committee, m.c.'d the rally, and starred in , three-night performance of the Little Thea Efifned frfgn U production, The Late George Apleyf' ar y eorge There were all sorts of organizational reunir from the HC club breakfast on Saturday mo h'Iiss Bauerbach Does the Honors YVally, Boss lVIan ln hlemoriam King and ,Queen

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X Catherine Brusso of Bettendorf represented the junior class at homecoming tirne. Well- chosen for her beauty, sweetness, and poise, Katie was one of the school social chairmen for the first semester, and is vice-president of her class. During second semester, she was elected Cornell's candidate for Drake relays queen. ali'-is Carrying off the honors for the sophomore class was Lois Jensen. Lois, as pert and pretty a coed as any one could Wish for, hails from Chicago, Illinois, and is treasurer of her class. A new light among our ranks, hlaigalet Rowley of Nora Springs served as freshman homecoming attendant. With her brightness, gziyety, and pleasing manner, lVlarg is destined to go far during her stay at Cornell. 6