Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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PROFESSOR EMERITI S DONALD ENGLISH Dedication It is willi tuiid memories and sincere thanks lli.il the 1957 COHNKLLIAN is dedicated to Professor Kmeritus Donahl Eiifjlish. Witli this year ' s issue i ' rofcssor English will have served forty years I lOlT-ITiT) as our advisor and trusted friend In (•()in|)arison to his thritv-nine (1911-1953) in the university economics department. Pipe in hand, he recollects for u the days when a separate classlmuk was ))ul)lishcd. when the classhook and yearbook well ' put into tlu ' ,-amc Mndinji in ) )!! ' - 19. (inally Itecoming the book we have today. For the future the professor has helped the staff set up an endow- ment fund which will be used to give two scholar- ship- to students in the College of Arts and Sciences. It is thus with nnich pride that we tell of the dedi- cated spirit who has been the chief life-line for our organization lor n Mrl a hall a ccnturv.

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Contents Opening Section Activities Greeks Si ' i;i (. Si ' uuTS Fall Si ' okts W IN I l-.U l ' (i|! IS u.mveksity IIdndkakils Sl-..NU»US l) i:i!TISING 6 8 53 139 217 239 2.59 273 293 33 J w mm

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To the CoriK II ( ' lass of 1937 = THE ' . % 5 V .: cr I V z. - .-■••■ HiU ' c Uliiu Alc ' iiiiiii ?c Juvahil- ll will lie [ilcas- aiit to remember these things hereafter. Taking the Latin motto of the (X)I NKLLIAN as our theme. the editors have endeavored to present a pieU)rial review of our four years at Cornell University. We have tried to touch upon the most significant events and most remembered scenes of our undergraduate days. It is our hope that this volume will be both a permanent reminder of our short stay in Ithaca and a lastins; Iriliute to otir lma Mater. • • m(i ivr lifirr fomi iiH ' inorii ' s of Cornell