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Georgia College Knowledge Box Colonnade 5-17-1937 Colonnade May 17, 1937 Colonnade Follow this and additional works at: http://kb.gcsu.edu/colonnade Part of the Higher Education Commons, and the Mass Communication Commons Recommended Citation Colonnade, "Colonnade May 17, 1937" (1937). Colonnade. Book 238. http://kb.gcsu.edu/colonnade/238 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by Knowledge Box. It has been accepted for inclusion in Colonnade by an authorized administrator of Knowledge Box. ^^••••••••P vi^B^*"^1"^!1"' fife I:->'V.''-.:-: ' • • :, Vol XII Georgia State College for Women, Minedgeville, Ga., May. 1.7, 1937 NU Gardner and Willie Lou 1937Spectrum Howe Presented H< Be Presented In Joint Will Arrive Medal At E Soprano, Pianist Are MISS NAN GARDNER MISS WILLIE LOU SUMNER This Week Students of Mr. DR JAMES HOWE Many Noted | Noah, Mrs. Allen New Book Features Come Here-1( Padded Covers Affairs, oil Nan Gardner, ^ s o p r a n o , and Willie Lou Summer, pianist, will The. 1937 Spectrum is expected Dr. James Lewis be presented in a joint recital to arrive the first of the week of the school of Apl Friday evening, May 21, at 8:15 according to Ruth Flurry, editor at Washington and'ljl in the auditorium of the Georgia of this year's annual. They will ty'and head of the departirl State College for Women. be delivered by the circulation .chemistry -for the past fori Nan, Avho is a sophomore, has assistants under the direction of years, will be awarded thef studied dining' the • past two Margaret Bennett, circulation medai, symbol of outsij years with Max Noah, and for manager, to the dormitories. work in southern chemiMl the past'. year has been soprano This year's book is said to be ceremonies climaxing thj| soloist 'with., the .Milledgeville one of the most attractive an- tion of, Herty Day, tij College Choir and a member of nuals put out during recent the Madrigal -Octette. Dr. Lowe is one of years. A distinct innovation is Her program will include '.outstanding authoritiej the use of color on the main di- numbers from Handel, Haydn, element Ruthenium a'-l vision pages which provides \a Schubert, and from more mod- Ruthenium is one of J decided contrast to the black and ern composers. platinum group, oi ml white lithographing customarily Willie Lou is a student of possessed • of many ril SOPRANO PIANIST used. The padded covers of the H-ERTY MEDAL WINNER' Mrs. W. H. Allen, -with whom It is even hurder thii book give additional richness to but is very brittle aj she has studied for the past its general appearance. three "years. Her program con- no commercial value Air students who have been in sists of numbers by Raff, Chop- Kethley Heads FSeWSet-Up Stewart Here certain states it is l] residence at the college for three in, Tsckiaikowsky, DeBussy and sive and does not successive quarters will .receive Carpenter. 'presence of air to cauSe^ a Spectrum without any addition For Series plode. The following program will Jesters For Is S u r v e y e d al cost. Those who have been en- be presented: Herty day is hold annl rolled in the college for two the Georgia State Coll 0 Sleep, Why Docst Thou Second Term By Hudson quarter^ may purchase a book ol Talks Leave Me 7 from "Semele"' G. F- Women in honor oi> for if\ 17. Stu den bs who - have sou* her u chemist, Li Handel; oeen here only one quarter : may II Bacio (The Kiss), L. ArditL Mary Kethley was unanimously A survey of the student govern- Religious Emphasis Week at Herty, • whose i:x'perii| purchase one for $2.34. The slash pine- have made La Fileuse, Joachim Raff. re-elected by the Jesters last ment set up of the Florida State price to faculty members and Georgia State College for Women Nocturne Op. 19, No. 4, Illy. household word thro| Thin.'.day night to head their or was closed Friday with a chapel itch Tschaikowsky. College for Women was made by i chers who may wish to buy a South. The award talk by Mr. .Donald Stewart, pas- Yalse in E Minor, Frederic ganization for the coming year. Harriette Hudson, president of Spectrum is. $3.50. a committee of the (1 Chopin. The following girls were elected next year's sopnomore class, who tor of the Presbyterian Church sion of the Americ J My Mother Bids Me Bind My to serve with her; Eugenia Tay- lei't heie on Friday for Talahas- T3'pist Gives Speed in Chapel Hill. North ^Carolina. Society cooperating!:;, Hair, Joseph Haydn. cal organizations in. 'ior as vice-president, Martha see. Mr. Stewart spoke to the; student Ave Maria, Franz Schubert. Demonstration Here The committee is h | Poole as secretary, and Hilda Ilaiviette was sent as a dele- body on "Excess Baggage", taking Clair de Lune, Claude DeBus. Sam Guy of Emor." gate from Student Council to in- up' the last topic of his general Fortson as treasurer. Miss Hortense Stollnitz will give Dr. Howe is one vestigate the method of opera- Danse, Claude Debussy. Mary was elected president o! a typewriting demonstration and subject for .discussion, "Living of southern chemist tion of student government at the Polonaise Americaine, John A. lecture Friday afternoon at 4 Creatively" on which he has spok- of service. He camel the Jesters in the fall to take Plorida codege. Since F. S. C. W. Carpenter. • o'clock in Peabody Auditorium. en in his previous chapel talks ton and Lee from Virginia Forbes place when she is' a woman's college, somewhat Little Star, Frank La Forge. She is sent to us thru the courtesy technic Institute of. resigned. similar to G. S. C W. it is ex- this week. A Spirit Flower, B. Martin of the Educational Division of fore the turn of th] tremely probable that they will Stanton. At the same meeting chairmen Remington R a n d Typewriting Mr. Stewart was brought to the has been a pioneer "ij nave problems and difficulties like campus by the Y. W.. C. A. in Blue Are Her Eyes, Winter for the most important commit- Company, New York, New York. search in the South.' our own and a study of their co-operation with the Administra- Watts. tees were selected and voted upon, Miss Stollnitz holds records es- in Newburyport, Mas^ ...tthods may lead to the solution tion as the principle speaker on The Wind's In The South, tablished iii International Type- 1859 and is a gradi These committees are stage, prop- „f our problems. the programs for Religious Week, John Prindle Scott writing Championship Contests, herst College. He dilj erty, wardrobe, business, and pub- which show her to have achieved May 1114. During his stay on uate work in GermanI the campus. Mr. Stewart has ad- licity. There heads are respect, Ruthenium Has No a greater speed than any other at rGottengin and Berlj Library Receives ively Harriet Hudson, Roxanna Use, Is Chemical typist in the world. In addition, dressed the student body each day Many outstanding her broad experience in training at the chapel period, made several science from the South Many New Books Austin, Elizabeth Donovan, An- talks to smaller groups of stu- nelia Brown, and Elizabeth Barn. Curiosity — Howe and helping typewriting teachers (Continued on pagel and typists in all sections oC thedent s in the form of classroom The library has recently ac- hill. More than fifty years ago a I country makes her advice auth- discussions, and made a series of quired quite a few new books in platform addresses each evening Hines Iiitervii The meeting was closed with littlle Massachusetts boy recently oritative. many fields, and the student on "Toward a New Philosophy of plans for an. informal tea a s thecom e South witnessed the horrors Miss Stollnilx's Novice Record body as" a whole migh be inter- Life*'. In addition to his other ac- Burrus On* a of the Reconstruction era and is 114 words per minute for 15 ested to know the names of these last meeting. tivities Mr. Stewart granted pri- made a- silent vow that he would minutes, which has never been books. vate personal interviews to many Miss Juliette Burrus, help the section and the people he equaled. She holds the Amateur Among those books dealing of the students who wished to see bus, president of the^ l.jP saw being exploited. On Satur- Record of 137 net words per min- with life in the South are: T. C Wells Will Give him. class of the Georgia iV day night that, vow was fulfilled ute for 30 consecutive minutes. Johnson's "Scientific Interests in legee for Women _\vf Graduation Talks as the little boy, now James Lew- This record is particularly notable " For the past week Mr. Stewart the Old South,1!. The Three-Head- viewed Wednesday flu! is Howe, received the Herty med- because Miss Stollnitz is the only has been the guest of Dr. Guy H. ed Angel by Roark Bradford, regular monthly college Dr. Guy Wells will 'give the al for outstanding work in Sou- typist ever to have won the Inter- Wells, president of G. S. C. W., That Was 'a Time "by Harriet cast over radio station WSi| thern chemistry. national Amateur Contest during and Mrs. Wells at the Mansion. Gift. Castlen, As I Live and commencement address at Don- 4" p. m. in Atlanta. , Dr. Howe, who is head of the the first amateur year (which is He has' been entertained by sev- Breathe by Willie Snow Etherid- aldsvillo, Georgia on May seven- In this intervief, Miss Washington and Leo department the second year of a typist's ex- eral • of the faculty members, by ge, Absalom, Absalom! by Willi- described the operation] teenth.
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