Index to The Record, 1933 (November)-1934 (March)
- Jeffrey Mudge
- David Osielski
Date | Subject (Personal Name or Topic) | Column or Section | Topic or Title |
|---|---|---|---|
November 1, 1933 | JV Football | Article | Gridsters Rally in 4th Period To Tie Profs, 6-6 |
November 1, 1933 | Grant "Butch" Whipple | Sports | Whipple Lands Varsity Grid Position After Season's Play |
November 1, 1933 | JV Football | Sports | DeKalb 'B' Squad to Battle Jay-vee Grid Team, Nov. 4 |
November 1, 1933 | Football | Sports | Orange to Meet Downstate Team Next Saturday |
November 1, 1933 | Homecoming Soccer | Sports | Sophs Make Clean Sweep; Win Soccer Tilt, Flag Rush |
November 8, 1933 | City Councile Approves New Target Site at Monday Night's Meeting | News | Rifle Club Prepares to Open Range |
November 8, 1933 | Missionary from Kenya | Information | Rev. W. J. Guilding, African Missionary, To Address Students |
November 8, 1933 | Intercollegiate Debate in Wheaton | News | LaGrange Debate Squad to Contest Here, To-morrow |
November 8, 1933 | Salvatore De Nuprio Entertains With Varied Program Last Night | Music | Famous Harpist Presents Concert |
November 8, 1933 | Representatives of the American Legion | Information | Local Legion Post to Hold Chapel, Friday |
November 8, 1933 | Dorthy McCrory to Teach Girls Equestrian Art at Glen Ellyn Stables | Information | Coeds Form New Riding Club Plans |
November 8, 1933 | Homecomings Were Approved | Information | Council Votes to Continue Present Alumni Program |
November 8, 1933 | Most Successful of Seasons Occurs in 1923, with Six Wins in Seven Contests | Information | Numerous Victories Mark Wheaton Debate History |
November 8, 1933 | Publicity Organization to Set up Bulletin Board of Interesting Clippings | News | Lines Plans Display of News Items |
November 8, 1933 | Wheaton Will Take the Responsibility | Short Comment | Training Leaders Is Wheaton's Job for Temperance Fight |
November 8, 1933 | Homecoming | Information | Six Weeks' Period Is Important Time of Semester |
November 8, 1933 | The Deepest Joy Found in God | Short Comment | Belief in God Brings Joy, Peace to Christian Hearts |
November 8, 1933 | A Prayer | Literature | Helicon |
November 8, 1933 | Alice Wallendorf | Music | Men Singers to Hold Annual Party, Nov. 11 |
November 8, 1933 | Archie is Expostulating about Women Again | Short Comment | Scribblin's |
November 8, 1933 | Prof. Enock C. Dyrness | News | Enock Dyrness Attends Registrar's Convention |
November 8, 1933 | The Castilian Music Club | Music | Castilian Students of Academy Give Program of Songs |
November 8, 1933 | Features of Humor and Song to Characterize Presentation of Men's Glee Club, Nov. 11 | News | Busch to Guide Men Choristers' Party, Saturday |
November 8, 1933 | All Around Athlete Hails From Badger State; Am Proud of It, He Says | Sports | Three Letter Man Calls Football Favorite Sport |
November 8, 1933 | Jayvee Gridsters | Sports | Dekalb Teachers Defeat Crusaders 13 to 0, Saturday |
November 8, 1933 | Present Champions favored Win Cross Country Event, Saturday | News | Normal to Defend Conference Crown in Distance Run |
November 8, 1933 | Wheaton's Best Efforts Failed | News | Hope of Honors Fades as Squad Comes in Fifth |
November 15, 1933 | Registrar's Office Sends out Statement on Grades of First Six Weeks | News | Twenty-four Reported as Probationers |
November 15, 1933 | Bernice Ruth | Music | Music Box to Have Modernistic Theme At Nov. 20 Meeting |
November 15, 1933 | President Buswell | News | Dr. Buswell to Address Swedish Rally in Chicago |
November 15, 1933 | Amos Dresser | News | No Lasting Hurt Report Following Dresser Accident |
November 15, 1933 | Faculty Adds Cobb, Moule As Coaches; Teams Make 6500 Miles Western Trip | News | New Coaches, Distant Trips Make Recent Debate History |
November 15, 1933 | Snapshot Contest | News | Tower Sponsors Snapshot Contest |
November 15, 1933 | Sylvia Oiness | News | Glee Club Plans Winter Travels |
November 15, 1933 | Dr.Elsie Storrs Dow | News | Miss Dow to Return Home From Elmhurst hospital |
November 15, 1933 | Marion Isel | News | Freshmen Choose Class Officers, Elect Seume President |
November 15, 1933 | Dr.Kenneth S. Wuest | Music | Local League Group To Furnish Music at Institute Meeting |
November 15, 1933 | Pauline Eppley | News | Four Members to Present Miniature Oratorical |
November 15, 1933 | Dr.Moule | News | Photoplay to Portray Life Of Reformer |
November 15, 1933 | Mrs.Katherine C. Shapleigh | Information | Dean of Women to Talk On Unoccupied Fields |
November 15, 1933 | Library | Information | Keep Continuity of Study Hours By Ten O Clock Library Closing |
November 15, 1933 | Literary Society | News | And Why Not Every Wheatonite a Society Member |
November 15, 1933 | Solitude and Prayer | Article | Spiritual Blessings May be Had in Solitude and Prayer |
November 15, 1933 | Chapel, Roller Skating, Orion | Literature | HELICON |
November 15, 1933 | Alice Wallendorf | Literature | Literary Associations Choose Varied Themes |
November 15, 1933 | Internationals | Short Information | Internationals to Meet in Japanese Setting, Nov 18 |
November 15, 1933 | Richard Kjelstad | News | Arrows to Deal With Letters |
November 15, 1933 | Clayton Howard | Information | Academy Students Present Literary programs To-day |
November 15, 1933 | John Frame | News | SEVEN NAME FOR SCHOLASTIC HONORS |
November 15, 1933 | Ovella Utley | News | SOPHOMORES WIN DEBATE TROPHY |
November 15, 1933 | Dorthy Horton | Sports | GIRL ATHLETES NAME HETRICK LEADER |
November 15, 1933 | John Frame | Information | SENIOR LEAD CHAPEL SERVICE, MONDAY |
November 15, 1933 | The News Flash | Short Information | JUNIOR ACADEMY TURNS JOURNALISTIC |
November 15, 1933 | Mrs. Adele E.Mortenson | News | Mrs.Adelle Mortenson Spends Vacation in East |
November 15, 1933 | Dr. Schofield Forms Music Conservatory in Orient; Studies in U.S.,Paris | Information | Music Department Head Has Varied Background |
November 15, 1933 | Lowell Thomas | News | National Spends Week Appreciating Books |
November 15, 1933 | Prof. Heydenburk | News | Prof. Heydenburk to Play Two Recitals This Week |
November 15, 1933 | Henry Phillips | Information | Henry Phillips to Lead C.E.,Sunday, Nov. 20 |
November 15, 1933 | Washtubs in Dormitory Basement Operated by Ten Students in Laundering of Goods | News | Student Laundry Whitens 200 Lbs. Clothes Each Day |
November 15, 1933 | Dr. Lena K. Sadler | News | Dr., Mrs., Sadler to Talk before Students |
November 15, 1933 | State Normal Grabs First; Napervillians Nose Out Orange by 4 Points | Sports | Harriermen Come Third at Normal |
November 15, 1933 | Newly Organized Coed Riding Club Spends First Outing at Glen Ellyn Stables | Sports | Equestrians go on Hour's Ride |
November 15, 1933 | Coach Hale | Short Comments on Sports | Flying Tackles |
November 15, 1933 | Coach Coray's Men to Leave Dec. 29 for Extended Trip | Sports | Basketeers to Journey East; Eight Teams Compose Card |
November 15, 1933 | Andrew Losier | Sports | Losier, Sywulka, Four-Year Backs, Conclude Careers |
November 15, 1933 | Martha Paley | Sports | W. A. A. Hears Paley on Soccer Review; Sport Page Offered |
November 15, 1933 | Wrestlers to Try for Places in University of Illinois Meet, Monday, Nov. 20 | Sports | 'W' Club to Sponsor Mat Tournament |
November 15, 1933 | Former Upper Darby Star Serves as Leader of Cross Country Two Years | Sports | Hanna Runs Four Years On Varsity |
November 15, 1933 | The Class of '35 | Information | Juniors to Combine Two Player Meetings |
November 15, 1933 | Capt. Olander | Sports | Gridsters Bow to Teacher's Passing Attack by 25-0 |
November 15, 1933 | Betty Weeks | News | Peter Proves Loyal Pet of Wheatonites |
November 15, 1933 | Ten Letter Men Return to Form Nucleus for Wheaton's '33-'34 Basket-Tossing Quintet | Sports | Eight Freshmen Escape from Cut of Cage Squad |
November 15, 1933 | Only Three Regulars to Run in Distance Meet; Tryouts for Places Held today | Sports | Thin-Clads will Invade Loyola Course Nov. 18 |
November 15, 1933 | Adeline Allison | Sports | Bow-Ael Game Claims Women's Athletic Interest |
November 22, 1933 | Bows Have 30 Proposals; 17 Choose Arrows; 23 Pick Phils; Celts Receive 16 | News | Ninety-Nine Ask Society Membership |
November 22, 1933 | Wallace Emerson | News | Two-Thirds of Men Earn Own Way Through School |
November 22, 1933 | Paul Wright | News | Sigma Pi Sigma Imitates Five at Regular Meeting |
November 22, 1933 | Gospel Team to Make Appearance Before Seven Audiences in Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin | News | Quintet Gives Advance Plans |
November 22, 1933 | Miss McDuffie Announces Dinner for Faculty, Students who Remain in School | News | Hostess Plans for Holiday Dinner |
November 22, 1933 | Mary Hosler | Music | Ensemble Classes to Give Recital with Two Pianos |
November 22, 1933 | Automobile Crash Brings Neck Injury after Performance; Cancels Date here | Information | Seder, Organist, is Seriously Hurt |
November 22, 1933 | Radio Minister Speaks 555 Consecutive Sundays on Station WOW, Omaha | News | R. R. Brown Condemns Lack of True Knowledge of Bible |
November 22, 1933 | 117 Students | Information | Dr. Welsh Injects 450 Antitoxin Shots |
November 22, 1933 | Miss Cobb to Present Alumni, Seniors in First Expression Presentation | News | Graduates to Participate in Recital |
November 22, 1933 | Dr. Glenn Gates Cole | News | Economic Classes to Survey Student Personal Expenses |
November 22, 1933 | The Rev. John Neuenschwander | News | Dr. Buswell to Journey to Endeavor Convention |
November 22, 1933 | The Inter-Society Council | Articles | Keep the Orange 'W' Peculiar to Athletics |
November 22, 1933 | Prof. Weyer | Short Comments | The Gay Gargoyle |
November 22, 1933 | Sports Slants | Opinion | The Student Opines |
November 22, 1933 | Zacchaeus | Article | Christ was Never Too Busy to be Kind--Our Example |
November 22, 1933 | Clinton Scollard | Literature | Helicon |
November 22, 1933 | Helen Grabner | News | Football Men, Harriers will Attend Banquets |
November 22, 1933 | Dean Emerson | News | Harriers to have Banquet to End Running Season |
November 22, 1933 | Schauffele to Act as Toastmaster as Freshmen Honor Coach Custafson's 1933 Gridders | News | Freshmen to Hold Football Banquet |
November 22, 1933 | Prof. Clarence B. Hale | Information | French Class Attends Unusual Session, Friday |
November 22, 1933 | Betty Buckbee | News | Personally |
November 22, 1933 | William J. Jones | News | Bill Jones Receives Call to Columbia Bible School |
November 22, 1933 | Ella Gernhardt | News | Ella Gernhardt Returns on Furlough from China |
November 22, 1933 | Snowballing, Skating Mark Hike Last Saturday; Peter At | News | Freshmen Hike to Castle Lake for Fall Outing |
November 22, 1933 | The Stony Brook Preparatory School | News | Stony Brook Men Organize Club as Thomas Presides |
November 22, 1933 | Lillian Prindle | News | Dr. Cole is Lecturer on Social, Physical Sciences |
November 22, 1933 | Coed Choristers Group contains 43 Members, Five Instrumental Soloists | News | Mrs. Mackenzie Announces Glee Club Personnel |
November 22, 1933 | Former Philippine Missionary Presents Views on Mission Work in Islands | News | Dr. Raleigh Thomas Expresses Wish to Send Philippine Boys to Wheaton |
November 22, 1933 | The Ecology Class | Information | Botany Class Makes Plant Experiments |
November 22, 1933 | James McKellin | News | Twelve Men to Organize New Riding Club, Nov. 25 |
November 22, 1933 | John D. Nutting | News | Forty-Six Volumes of Record Appear in Forty-eight Years |
November 22, 1933 | Pi Kappa Delta | News | Last of Features on Debate Tells of '31-'33 History |
November 22, 1933 | Victors of Tryouts Held on Monday Evening to Compose 1933-34 Team | Sports | 30 Grapplers Wrestle for Mat Berths |
November 22, 1933 | Martha Colgan | Sports | Riding Club Coeds take Second Outing |
November 22, 1933 | Elbert Hadley | Short Comments on Sports | Hoop'n Mat |
November 22, 1933 | Amy Seidenspinner | News | Miss Seidenspinner, Head of Coed Athletics, Enjoys Work |
November 22, 1933 | Coach Hale Runs | Sports | Harriers Trounce Loyola, 24-31 in Post-season Race |
November 22, 1933 | All Last Season's Team Returns to Bolster Hopes Four Successful Campaign | Sports | Coray Cuts Cage Squad to Eighteen |
November 22, 1933 | Eighteen Football, Six Harrier Names Meet with Approval at Meeting' Monday | News | Council Grants Sport Awards to Twenty-Four |
November 22, 1933 | Vannie Morey | Short Comments | W. A. A. Wail |
November 22, 1933 | Five Girls-Compose Personnel of Group Entitled 'Messengers of Christ' | News | Academy Classes, Latin Club, New Gospel Team are Active |
November 22, 1933 | Archie and Maude | Article | Scribblin's |
November 22, 1933 | Mr. Hunt | News | Bargains Found in Pittsford's Men's Section |
November 22, 1933 | Williston Hall | News | Wheaton Plates are Now Ready for Purchasers |
November 22, 1933 | North Central | Sports | McKendree Wins Football Crown |
November 29, 1933 | Trustees Request Congregations to Discontinue Services on Campus | News | Churches to Move from Buildings |
November 29, 1933 | Chi Sigma Theta Pledges 13 New Members; Total Roll Reaches 26 | News | Education Group Holds Initiation |
November 29, 1933 | Sixth Annual Presentation of Handel's "Messiah" | News | Dr. R.L. Schofield To Lead Handel's "Messiah", Dec. 5 |
November 29, 1933 | Student Volunteers | Short Comment | Volunteers to Meet in Prayer Group, To-night |
November 29, 1933 | Extension Work Advances Steadily Since Beginning Two Years Ago | News | 52 Wheatonites Teach in Four Rural Sunday Schools |
November 29, 1933 | Dr. Robert Lee | Short Comment | Dr. Robert Lee to Lead Chapel Service on Dec. 5 |
November 29, 1933 | Dr. Buswell to Speak at Bible Conference in Connecticut During Thanksgiving Period | News | President to Go On Eastern Trip |
November 29, 1933 | Special Thanksgiving Offering | Short Comment | Administration Asks Friends of Wheaton For Thank Offering |
November 29, 1933 | President of Beltionian to Occupy Chair at Program on Dec. 8 | News | "Christmasse in Englande" Is Open Meeting Theme |
November 29, 1933 | Professor Mixter | Short Comment | Professor Mixter to Speak To-morrow |
November 29, 1933 | Storage Facilities of College Dining Hall To Be Increased | NEws | Mr. Hale Plans to Build Dining Hall Store Room |
November 29, 1933 | Thanksgiving | Article | Thanksgiving, and What It Means to the Christian |
November 29, 1933 | Christianity Resisting The Authority Of An Unsympathetic German Government | Article | Withstanding Hitler's Iron Hand--- Germany's Militant Church |
November 29, 1933 | Humor | Column | The Gay Gargoyle |
November 29, 1933 | Thank-Offering | Article | Thanks Should Be Given to God for Parental Devotion |
November 29, 1933 | Thanksgiving, Sonnet | Literature | H.E.L.I.C.O.N |
November 29, 1933 | Literary Society Meetings | News | Joint Meetings to Be Thanksgiving Feature |
November 29, 1933 | Miss McDuffie | News | Dining Hall Hostess Announces Plans for Thanksgiving Dinner |
November 29, 1933 | Willard M. Aldrich, '30 | News | Aldrich, Former Editor, Writes Theological Paper |
November 29, 1933 | Virginia Faith Dyrness | Short Comment | Virginia Dyrness Operated Upon |
November 29, 1933 | Deans to Go to Convention of Illinois Association Held at DeKalb, Dec. 8,9 | News | Mrs. Shapleigh, Mrs. Smith to Attend Meeting |
November 29, 1933 | Semi-Annual Record Party | Short Comment | Journalists to Sponsor Record Party, Dec. 9 |
November 29, 1933 | Rev. Paul S. James, '30 | Short Comment | Rev. Paul James Succeeds Father as Auburn Pastor |
November 29, 1933 | Vivien Pfudstein, '33 and Paul Pain, ex-'34 | Short Comment | Vivien Pfudstein, Paul Pain Are Married |
November 29, 1933 | Personal Comments | Information | Personally Speaking |
November 29, 1933 | English Professor is Head of Class that Initiates Freshman Dinks | News | Miss Wheeler Narrates Student Pranks Back in '19 |
November 29, 1933 | Other Psychology, Education Courses are Phases of Department Head's Work | News | Personnel Bureau Is Favorite Work Of Dr. C.B. Eavey |
November 29, 1933 | Archie and Maude | Article | Scribblin's |
November 29, 1933 | Eps to Discuss Dictators; Kreits, "First Christmas" In Lits, Wednesday | News | Faculty to Entertain Preps At Thanksgiving Fete, Fri. |
November 29, 1933 | Oak Park "Y" to Be First Trial of Coraymen in Practice Tilt, Saturday | Sports | Basketeers Will Begin Card, Dec. 2 |
November 29, 1933 | Beg Your Pardon | News | W.A.A. Wail |
November 29, 1933 | Bob Glover | Sports | Robert Glover to Captain Gridsters In Season of 1934 |
November 29, 1933 | Sports Comments | Sports | Hoop 'n Mat |
November 29, 1933 | Winner of Associated Press Basketball Medal Plays Football; Is Track Star | Sports | Captain "Moose" Lawrence To Start Third Cage Season |
November 29, 1933 | Cross Country Men Dine Friday; Dean Emerson Presides as Professor Eavey Speaks | Sports | Harriers Choose Frank Rejmer to 1934 Captaincy |
November 29, 1933 | Three Veterans Form Nucleus Of Team to Face Christian High, Dec. 8 | Sports | Academy Basket Throwers Point To Initial Game |
November 29, 1933 | Louise White, '32 | Short Comment | Louse White Leads Community Center |
November 29, 1933 | Fundamentals of Riding | Short Comment | Evans, McKellin Instruct Riders in Fundamentals |
November 29, 1933 | Other News | News | Beyond The Campus |
December 13, 1933 | DeLuxe Artists-Singers to be Featured in Tower Concert after Holidays | Music | Voice Group will Appear Here, Jan. 13 |
December 13, 1933 | Blanche Boyer | News | Rayburn, Luckman to Get Snapshot Prizes |
December 13, 1933 | Dorothy Horton | Information | Student Groups to Hold Chapel |
December 13, 1933 | 35 Glee Club Members to Sing in Six Cities During Winter Concert Tour | News | Men Choristers to Make Trip |
December 13, 1933 | Five Departments Affected by Changes in Curriculum for Second Semester | News | Office Releases News of Seven Class Changes |
December 13, 1933 | Dolly Reimer | News | Sigma Pi Sigma to Meet Tomorrow Evening at 8 |
December 13, 1933 | Enock C. Dyrness | News | Faculty Approves Plans for Survey of College Funds |
December 13, 1933 | Waldo Tiezen | News | Two Debates Scheduled on Dates after Vacation |
December 13, 1933 | Group to be Composed of Six Officers, to Supersede Inter-Society Committee | News | Society Presidents Form New Board of Control |
December 13, 1933 | Miss Florence McDuffie | Information | 'Dining Hall to be Open over Holidays,' Says Miss McDuffie |
December 13, 1933 | The Use of English in the Diplomas instead of Latin | Information | Seniors Favor English Diplomas, Ask Folders |
December 13, 1933 | The Messiah's Nativity | Articles | Christmas is Mockery without Message of Gospel |
December 13, 1933 | Brave Knight | Short Comments | The Gay Gargoyle |
December 13, 1933 | Economic Systems | Article | Christmas Message to Come Again to Discouraged World |
December 13, 1933 | Dead Books | Literature | Helicon |
December 13, 1933 | Bartlett Hall | News | Winter Recess Looms Upon College Horizon |
December 13, 1933 | Archie and Maude | Opinion | Scribblin's |
December 13, 1933 | Reviewer Judges by Applause Preference for Berg's Solo; Likes Theme Portrayal | News | Dorothy Horton's Reading is Rated Best at Open Lit |
December 13, 1933 | Irene Saunders | Information | Juniors to Hold First Party, Jan. 6 |
December 13, 1933 | Margaret Matson | News | Personals |
December 13, 1933 | The Monthly Meetings | News | Internationals Plan Semester's Meetings |
December 13, 1933 | Expression Students Appear in Recital Last Night; Miss Cobb Directs | News | Christmas is Featured in Presentation |
December 13, 1933 | Dr. Robert G. Lee | News | Dr. Robert G. Lee Calls Soul Winning, 'Biggest Business' |
December 13, 1933 | The College Christian Endeavor | Information | No C. E. during Vacation |
December 13, 1933 | Dr. de Blois Believes Field, Formerly Closed, Now Open for Mission Work | News | 'Recognition of Russia Good Thing,' Says Seminary Head |
December 13, 1933 | Nicholas Werdell | News | Student Sells 100 Tickets, Wins Free Music Course |
December 13, 1933 | Avery Johnson | News | Chicago Club Holds Annual Banquet in Allerton; 93 Attend |
December 13, 1933 | Dr. F. A. Moss | News | Ten Wheaton Men Plan to Enter Medical Schools |
December 13, 1933 | Marj Isel | News | Marity Isel is Campus Leader |
December 13, 1933 | Yuletide to be Presented in Many Languages; Club to Sing Carols | News | Music Group to have Christmas Theme Tonight |
December 13, 1933 | Mr. Hunt | Article | Xmas Spirit is Rampant At Pittsford's |
December 13, 1933 | Northern Illinois College of Optomertry Succmbs to Coraymen, Monday | Sports | Orange Five Whips City Squad, 52-32 |
December 13, 1933 | James Couper | News | James McKellin Heads New Men's Riding Club |
December 13, 1933 | James Millikin | News | Hoop'n Mat |
December 13, 1933 | Basketball Squad to Meet Nine College Teams on cage Floor During Mi-Winter Trip | Sports | Ten Players will Go on Eastern Journey, Dec. 29 |
December 13, 1933 | John Brobeck | Sports | Brobeck to Observe Work of Tower Staff |
December 13, 1933 | The Coraymen | Sports | Orange and Blue to Play Elmhurst Five in Conference Tilt |
December 13, 1933 | The George Williams College | Sports | Crusaders Swamp George Williams with 42-28 Score |
December 13, 1933 | Coaches of Opposing Squads are Former Team Mates; Illini Have Edge | Sports | Mat Men to Meet Illinois December 12 |
December 13, 1933 | League Officials Decide on Places, Dates for Conference Tournaments | Sports | League Meet to be Held Here, Mar. 3 |
December 13, 1933 | Martha Brobeck | Sports | W. A. A. Wail |
December 13, 1933 | Coach Jack Evans | Sports | Gymnasts to Give Exhibit, March 25 at Wheaton High |
December 13, 1933 | Wheaton Jayvees | Sports | Junior Team Beats Local '40' Club, 26-10 |
December 13, 1933 | Cagers Lose to Christian High, 53-16; Debaters Fall to DesPlaines, 2-1 | News | Academy Students to Attend Castilian Club, Eps, Kriets |
December 13, 1933 | Dorothy Johnston to Preside as Toastmistress; Athletic Awards to be Given | News | W. A. A. to hold Dinner Tomorrow |
January 10, 1934 | Professor Heydenburk | News | Piano Class To Appear In Recital |
January 10, 1934 | Oratorical Association to Sponsor Tourney for Purpose of Choosing Representative | News | Orators to Hold Contest, Jan.17 |
January 10, 1934 | Sylvia Oiness | News | Plan for Women's Glee Club Journey Nears Completion |
January 10, 1934 | To-morrow, Monday Times Set by Coaches for Forensic Battles | News | Two Debate Tourneys to Begin Jan.11 |
January 10, 1934 | President' Office Releases Itinerary of Two Weeks' Tour through New York | News | Dr. Buswell to Make Trip To East, Starting Jan. 18 |
January 10, 1934 | Peter Stam | News | Union, BookStore Unite Under Stam |
January 10, 1934 | Dr. Schofield | Information | Original Compositions to Feature Musical Program |
January 10, 1934 | Five Soloists to Appear in Second Tower Concert, Saturday | News | Deluxe Artist Group is Outstanding, Say Critics |
January 10, 1934 | Dr. Simons | Information | Little Symphony to Give Annual Winter Concert Next Month |
January 10, 1934 | Essence of Chapel | News | Do Away with Chapel Applause To Maintain Spirit of Worship |
January 10, 1934 | Legal Liquor | News | 1934 Promises Great Things For World and Campus |
January 10, 1934 | Poetry Contest | Literature | The Gaygarggoyle |
January 10, 1934 | Student Union | News | The Student O.P.I.N.E.S |
January 10, 1934 | Woodrow Wilson | Article | Vision of service Comes to one from Self Realization |
January 10, 1934 | Grace Sanderson | Literature | H.E.L.I.C.O.N |
January 10, 1934 | Alice Wallendorf | Article | New Members to Bow in Friday's Program |
January 10, 1934 | William Ritchie | News | New Arrows to Appear In National Hook-up |
January 10, 1934 | Baby Bow | Information | Old Bows o "Listen in" To New Member |
January 10, 1934 | Eleanor King | Information | Aels to Observe Winter's "Hexagons" |
January 10, 1934 | Just Around the Corner | News | Celt to Look "Around the Corner" |
January 10, 1934 | Getrude Tomlin | News | Eastern Bound Students Hold Society on Bus |
January 10, 1934 | Dinner Party | Information | Literature Class to Give |
January 10, 1934 | Virginia Smith | Article | Personally Speaking |
January 10, 1934 | He Comes to Wheaton from Advisory War Position in New Mexico | News | Dr. Highley is Versatile in Science Field |
January 10, 1934 | Preparatory Team to Meet Chicago School in First League Match This Year | News | Academy Debaters to Contest with Y. M. C. A. Tomorrow |
January 10, 1934 | Archie and Maudie | Article | Scibblin's |
January 10, 1934 | Brings Total to Two Wins, Three Losses in Eastern Invasion | Sports | Hoop Squad Triumphs in Fifth Game |
January 10, 1934 | Thirteen Coeds Win Awards for Athletic Achievement; Fourteen Girls Join Club | Sports | Helene Rossing Receives 'W' at W. A. A. Banquet |
January 10, 1934 | The Oschkosk Teachers' College | Sports | Orange Ekes out 31-30 Victory over Oshkosh Teachers |
January 10, 1934 | Aels will play Bows | Short Comments | W. A. A. Wail |
January 10, 1934 | The Ianky Taylor University | Short Comments | Hoop'n Mat |
January 10, 1934 | Works into Varsity Berth after Playing in Three Sports at Haverford | Sports | Dick Gray Show Fight in Football, Basketball |
January 10, 1934 | Captain Doricki | Sports | Central Y. M. C. A. wins from Academy Cagers, 31-15, Jan. 5 |
January 10, 1934 | Seven Grapplers to Go to Chicago for Third Tilt Tonight | Sports | Mat Squad to Wrestle at Armour |
January 10, 1934 | Ed Kellogg Earns Respect of Fellow Classmates, Literary Society | News | Wrestling Equips for Life', Says Captain of 1934 Squad |
January 10, 1934 | Dr. L. Allen Higley | News | Geologists will Go to Museum, Saturday |
January 17, 1934 | Nine Expression Students to Give Humorous, Serious Numbers In Recital | News | Miss Cobb Will Direct Presentation |
January 17, 1934 | Presentation of First Semester Students in Recital | News | Conservatory Pupils Give Varied Program |
January 17, 1934 | Committee on Student Contacts | News | Council Approves Plan to Promote Alumni Support |
January 17, 1934 | Dr. L. Allen Higley | Short Comment | Dr. L. Allen Higley To Speak Before Combined Leagues |
January 17, 1934 | Busch Reveals Itinerary for Mid-Winter Concert Trip | News | Club Announces Plans for Tour |
January 17, 1934 | Debate Union | News | Debate Prizes Go To Ten Disputers In Local Tourney |
January 17, 1934 | R.R. Brown to Lead First Meetings; Houghton Will Arrive Monday, Feb. 5 | News | Will H. Houghton to Speak Feb.5, in Mid-Year Services |
January 17, 1934 | The Student Union | News | Union Reveals Plans for New Student Services |
January 17, 1934 | New Editor-in-Chief Worked On News, Managing Staffs Of Paper | News | C. Willard Fetter Elected Record Head by Council |
January 17, 1934 | Wheaton's First Radio Debate | Short Comment | Debaters to Meet Chicago Law School in Broadcast |
January 17, 1934 | Student Volunteer | Short Comment | Deyneka to Address Volunteers, To-night |
January 17, 1934 | Revivals | Article | Spirit-Guided Prayer Will Bring Revival |
January 17, 1934 | "Sign-Lifting" | Article | Ingratitude of Those Who "Lift" Signs |
January 17, 1934 | Humor | Column | The Gay Gargoyle |
January 17, 1934 | George V. Kirk | Column | The Student O.P.I.N.E.S |
January 17, 1934 | "Thrice Blest Whose Lives Are Faithful Prayers, Whose Loves In Higher Love Endure" | Article | True Greatness Is Found In Life's Humbler Duties |
January 17, 1934 | For Christ and His Kingdom; Lover's Hope Realized | Literature | H.E.L.I.C.O.N |
January 17, 1934 | Crusaders Will Open Home Stand To-morrow Night Against Techmen | Sports | Armour Five To Oppose Local Squad |
January 17, 1934 | Inter-Class Volleyball Tournament | Sports | Upperclassmen Win Volleyball Tourney |
January 17, 1934 | Sport's Comments | Sports | W.A.A. Wail |
January 17, 1934 | Basketball | Sports | Hoop 'n Mat |
January 17, 1934 | "Hard Luck Quintet" Relates Thrilling Experiences in Disabled Car | Sports | Basketball Squad Returns to School after Trip in East |
January 17, 1934 | Annual Intramural Basketball Tournament | Sports | Annual Basketball Tourney Will Open Early Next Semester |
January 17, 1934 | Coach Player's Trained Seals | Sports | Playermen Defeat Armour Matmen With 18-14 Count |
January 17, 1934 | Inter-Society Volleyball Game | Sports | Phils Flay Aels in First Society Volleyball Contest |
January 17, 1934 | Captain Lawrence Recovers From Ankle Injury; to Start Against Redbirds | Sports | Crusader Five to Meet Cardinals Next Saturday |
January 17, 1934 | Series of Orations on Life Of Jonathan Blancharh To Feature Reunion | News | Academy Graduates to Hold "Founders Banquet", Jan. 27 |
January 17, 1934 | Eugene Paul | Short Comment | Good! |
January 17, 1934 | History Club | Short Comment | Historical Group to Give Two Pictures |
January 17, 1934 | Sigma Pi Sigma | Short Comment | Sigma Pi Sigma to Meet At Grad's Home, Jan. 18 |
January 17, 1934 | Personal Updates | Column | Personally Speaking |
January 24, 1934 | Frank "Samson" | News | Notorious 'oop Splash Crashes In |
January 24, 1934 | Alice K. Spaulding | News | Couple Of juicy Faculty Notes |
January 24, 1934 | David Heydenburk | News | Students Riot at Formation of Wheaton Opera (WFOT) Club |
January 24, 1934 | Prof. Proof, Candy Wrapper | Joke | Stupid onion Introduces 'Prof. Proof, Candy Wraper |
January 24, 1934 | Paul DeCamp | News | Prexy Denies Charges!! Calms Riot With Wise Refutations |
January 24, 1934 | The Record | Column | Editorial |
January 24, 1934 | Staff | Column | This Is Really Rerious! |
January 24, 1934 | G. G. IX | Joke | Obituary Notice Tea joke Died Dead |
January 24, 1934 | Tiddledy Winks | News | W. A. A. Wimper |
January 24, 1934 | Frances McCaw | News | Very Personally Speaking |
January 24, 1934 | W. Jehoshaphat | News | Archie and Maude Disgustedly Quit; Reveal Identity |
January 24, 1934 | The Fourth Floor | News | Altic Rats Plan lousy Party For Their G. F. s |
January 24, 1934 | Dean E. R. Schell | Information | Academy Enrollement Shrinks To Paltry 459 |
January 24, 1934 | Dick Derby | News | Children Throw Vater At Tea-Party |
January 24, 1934 | Benjamin Coleman | Sports | Can't Wait for Fall practice; Floric in Snow |
January 24, 1934 | Spoof 'n Spat | News | Fairy Story |
January 24, 1934 | Freshmen | News | Freshies gripe to Reporter; Want Changes in Rag Flush |
January 24, 1934 | Mr. Hunt | News | Birds Are In Full bloom At Pittford's Store |
January 31, 1934 | Glee Club | Article | Coeds Take Mid-Winter Vocal Trip |
January 31, 1934 | Chi Sigma Theta | Article | Initiation Papers Read Before Educational Society |
January 31, 1934 | Expression Readings | Article | Eight Expression Students Give Readings in Recital |
January 31, 1934 | Student Car Crash | Article | Students Receive Injuries in Crash of Autos, Sunday |
January 31, 1934 | Oratorical Contest | Article | Amy Deck, Rayburn To Go to Peoria as Orators in Tourney |
January 31, 1934 | Forensic Team | Article | Forensic Squads Win in Practice Meet, Jan. 25-27 |
January 31, 1934 | Houghton, Radio Evangelist | Article | Will Houghton to Lead Music, Preach, Feb. 4-11 |
January 31, 1934 | Men's Glee | Article | Men's Glee Club Tours Illinois in Six Appearances |
January 31, 1934 | Record Newspaper Staff | Article | Editor Selects New Staff for Semester |
January 31, 1934 | International Student Association | Article | Cosmopolites to Hold 'Indian' Meeting, Feb. 3 |
January 31, 1934 | Symphony Orchestra | Article | Dr. Simons to Conduct Symphony |
January 31, 1934 | Vesper Service | Article | Prayer Day to Close with Vespers, To-day |
January 31, 1934 | Chapel Services | Article | R.R. Brown to Conduct Christian Endeavor, Feb. 4 |
January 31, 1934 | Student Policy for Opinions | Article | To Crystalize Student Opinion--- Announcement of Policy |
January 31, 1934 | US Mental Age | Article | Figures Reveal High Mental Age for Adults |
January 31, 1934 | Poetry | Column | The Gay Gargoyle |
January 31, 1934 | Holy Spirit at Wheaton | Column | Student Opines |
January 31, 1934 | World Challenges | Article | Unrest of World Challenges Testimony to Christ's Peace |
January 31, 1934 | Poetry | Column | Helicon |
January 31, 1934 | Literary Societies Recap | Article | Newly-Elected Society Heads to Take Office |
January 31, 1934 | Academy Banquet | Article | Academy Alumni, Students Banquet |
January 31, 1934 | Fudge Party | Article | Helen Ostlund Entertains Friends |
January 31, 1934 | Politeness | Column | Helping Along |
January 31, 1934 | News 20, 10, 5 years ago | Article | "In Days of Yore" |
January 31, 1934 | Literary Society Leaders | Article | Society Heads Await Installation |
January 31, 1934 | Academy | News | Academy |
January 31, 1934 | Wrestling | Sports | Mat Squad to Wrestle Cardinals |
January 31, 1934 | Basketball | Sports | Maroon Quintet Whips Local Five 34-23, Saturday |
January 31, 1934 | Basketball and Wrestling | Sports | Hoop 'n Mat |
January 31, 1934 | Wrestler Profile | Sports | Liberman Displays Versatile Ability in Various Fields |
January 31, 1934 | Basketball | Sports | Local Basketeers Beat Armour; Lose to North Central |
January 31, 1934 | Men's Riding Club | Article | Equestrians Organize as Boot, Saddle Club |
January 31, 1934 | Wrestling | Sports | Purple Grapplers Trounce Wheaton; Austin Gets Fall |
January 31, 1934 | News | News | W.A.A. Wail |
January 31, 1934 | Basketball | Sports | Profs' Squad to Contest with Locals |
February 7, 1934 | Collage Avenue Association Makes a Proposal of New Thoroughfare to Council | News | Group Plans Extension of Front Street |
February 7, 1934 | Thomas P.Kellogg | News | City Councilmen To Discuss Liquor Bill To-morrow |
February 7, 1934 | Men's debates | Information | Carroll, La Grange To oppose Wheaton Men forensic Teams |
February 7, 1934 | Erma Stevens | Article | Will Houghton Comes with Varied Experience in Work |
February 7, 1934 | Basketball Game | Information | A challenge |
February 7, 1934 | Dr.L .Allen Higley | Information | Chemistry Students To Visit Three City Industries, Saturday |
February 7, 1934 | Publicity Group to Sponsor High School Entertainment To-morrow as First in Series | Information | Students Will Give Program In Bensenville |
February 7, 1934 | Dr.Will H. Houghton | Article | Dr. Houghton States Two Objectives |
February 7, 1934 | Dr. John Welsh | Information | Neurology Class to Meet with Dr.Welsh |
February 7, 1934 | Hall Dautel | Information | Hall Dautel to Lead C.E. Meeting, Sunday Night |
February 7, 1934 | Evangelism and Prayer | Article | Saving of Souls Must Be Preceded by Prayer |
February 7, 1934 | Campus Drive Ways | Article | Action Should Be Taken To Repair Campus Drives |
February 7, 1934 | Letter to the Editor | Column | The Student O.P.I.N.E.S |
February 7, 1934 | Modern Skepticism | Article | Religion, Like All Else, Faces Modern Skepticism |
February 7, 1934 | Alice Wallendorf | Information | Evangelistic Services Hold Sway on Campus |
February 7, 1934 | Aelioian Literary Society | News | Aels Entertain New Students |
February 7, 1934 | Chalmers Hatch | News | Class of '37 Plans Skating Party |
February 7, 1934 | Open House | News | Dunlaps Hold Open House |
February 7, 1934 | Washington Banquet | Information | Helping Along |
February 7, 1934 | Roberta Leaf | Information | Roberta Leaf to Read Tennyson "Enoch Arden" |
February 7, 1934 | Prof. John W.Leedy | Information | 'Men of Vision' Is Theme For Washington Banquet |
February 7, 1934 | Stacy Woods | News | Stacy Woods to Preside Over International Club |
February 7, 1934 | Earle Looker | Article | "The White House Gang" |
February 7, 1934 | Grades Above 90 | News | Eight Attain to First Semester's Prep Honor Roll |
February 7, 1934 | Betty Weeks | Article | Reporter Views Machinery of Bust News Department |
February 7, 1934 | Dr. Orrin Edward Tiffany | Information | Dr. Tiffany Lectures on World Politics |
February 7, 1934 | Compulsory Gym Training Introduced in 1931; Evans Trains Gym Team | Article | Jack Evans Views Gym Development |
February 7, 1934 | Wheaton to Meet Evanston Grapplers; Teachers to Come To-morrow | Sports | Purple Team To Wrestle Local Squad |
February 7, 1934 | Varsity Volley Ball Team | Sports | W.A.A.Wail |
February 7, 1934 | Basketball | Sports | Junior Varsity Defeats DeKalb'B' Squad,22-20 |
February 7, 1934 | Wheaton' play in Final Stanza Matches Teachers; 15 to 8 Is Score at Half | Sports | Teachers Trounce Orange Five, 25-22 |
February 7, 1934 | Wrestling Meet | Sports | Player Smother Naperville Grapplers By 31-5 Count, Feb.1 |
February 7, 1934 | Cagers to Oppose Armor To-morrow; To Meet George Williams, Feb.10 | Sports | Crusaders to Engage Two City Teams |
February 7, 1934 | Arusiag Stephanian | Article | 'Joy' Stephanian Awaits Passport Back to Syria |
February 7, 1934 | President Ralph Cooper Hutchison | News | Well! |
February 7, 1934 | Finds Menagerie of College Students On Extensive Exploration | Article | Reporter Visits Buswell Day' at Chicago Museum |
February 7, 1934 | Bird Egg Collection | News | Get Museum Collection |
February 14, 1934 | Mcquilken Ironside to preach Here | Information | Coming Evangelist |
February 14, 1934 | Gerald Ford | News | Publicity Service Gives Program at St. Charles |
February 14, 1934 | Mrs Wesley Kosin | Information | A new first aid class |
February 14, 1934 | Thomas P. Kellog | News | Council Bars Sale of Intoxicants in City of Wheaton |
February 14, 1934 | Robert Rayburn | News | Amy Deck Reaches Finals in Oratorical Meet, Loses Friday |
February 14, 1934 | Miss Martha Loud | Information | Student Volunteers To Hear Miss Loud |
February 14, 1934 | Meeting Cancelled | Information | Bulletin |
February 7, 1934 | Intramural Basketball | Sports | Ten Cage Teams Begin Schedule in Intramural |
February 14, 1934 | College Christian Endeavor | Information | Young People to have Union meeting |
February 14, 1934 | Esther Gelatt | News | Music, Books, Furniture Among Gifts to Library |
February 14, 1934 | Cyril Luckman | News | Mary Allison, Anderson Win in Snapshot Contest |
February 7, 1934 | New Physics Apparatus | Column | Beyond the Campus |
February 14, 1934 | Daniel F. Weyer | Information | Plan for Annual Washington Banquet |
February 14, 1934 | Dr. H. O Taylor | News | Physical Department Establishes Meridian On College Campus |
February 14, 1934 | Chicago Christian High School | Information | Academy to Debate Christians |
February 14, 1934 | National Scholastic Physical Science fraternity | Information | Zetterrholm to receive Sigma Pi Sigma Honors |
February 14, 1934 | Sermon of Dr. Houghton | Article | Blessings of Last Week Need not Cease |
February 14, 1934 | Cheerleaders are not entertainers | Article | Cheerleaders Deserve Cooperation At Athletic Contests |
February 14, 1934 | Campus Organizations | Article | Publicity Service Promotes Name of Wheaton |
February 14, 1934 | An Oyster met an Oyster | Article | The Gay Gargoxe |
February 14, 1934 | The Editor | Letter | The Student OPINES |
February 14, 1934 | Beauty, Honey, Universe, Poem | Article | HELICON |
February 14, 1934 | Alice Wallendorf | News | Love Themes Furnish Topics for Societies |
February 14, 1934 | Jane McArthur | Information | New Aels to Tell of Love at First Sight |
February 14, 1934 | Josephine Bonney | Information | 'Heroes' to Feature Phil Meeting |
February 14, 1934 | Paul DeCamp | Information | Arrows to Have Valentine Theme |
February 14, 1934 | Jevne Rhenisch | News | Belt to Present New Men in First |
February 14, 1934 | John Sanderson | Information | Celts to Roam 'Mid Polar Snows' |
February 14, 1934 | Dr. George Smith | News | 1909 |
February 14, 1934 | Woodrow Wilson | News | 1924 |
February 14, 1934 | Annual Girls Dorm Party | News | 1929 |
February 14, 1934 | Bows and Arrows | Information | Personally Speaking |
February 14, 1934 | Washintong Banquet | Article | Helping Along |
February 14, 1934 | William Evans | Information | Books to Meet Your needs |
February 14, 1934 | Mr. LeRoy Hamp | News | Elizabeth Green to Appear With Former Instructor |
February 14, 1934 | Wheaton Lost a hard Fought Wrestling match | News | Purple Mat Squad Wins Meet, 22-10 |
February 14, 1934 | Iren Saunders | News | W.AA. Wail |
February 14, 1934 | Dave Watson | News | Jayvee Five Defeats Man's Shop, 37-25 |
February 14, 1934 | Charles Seidenspinner | Article | True Seekers may Know Verity Of Christian Truths |
February 14, 1934 | Wheaton Cagers | Sports | City Hoop Squad To Face Orange Team, Tomorrow |
February 14, 1934 | Ten Wins and Ten Loses | Sports | Hoop 'n Mat |
February 14, 1934 | Alvon Wonnacott | Sports | Academy Beats Harris 36-11; :eads at half,17-5 |
February 14, 1934 | George Williams | Sports | Coraymen Defeat George Williams College, Saturday |
February 14, 1934 | Naperville Hoopsters to Face Wheatonites in Return Game, Saturday | Sports | Orange Five Will Engage Cardinals |
February 21, 1934 | Dr. Buswell To Preside At Banquet | Information | Twenty-fifth Annual Event To Feature 'Men of vision' in Speeches |
February 21, 1934 | Rev.James Mallis | Information | Rev. James Student Volunteers To-night at 7 |
February 21, 1934 | Carl Schauffele | News | Student Council To Sponsor Two Campus Services |
February 21, 1934 | James Oliver Buswell | News | President to Receive Decoration of Honor In Chapel, March 17 |
February 21, 1934 | Federal Relief Association Announces Allotment For Needy Collegians | News | Government Grants Aid To Students |
February 21, 1934 | Miss.Effie Jane Wheeler | News | National Journalistic Club Institutes Local Chapter |
February 21, 1934 | Local Liquor Dealers Resume Business Under State Control Board's Orders | News | Illinois Council Overrules Local Police Decision |
February 21, 1934 | Kymograph | Information | Department of Physiology Installs new Kymograph |
February 21, 1934 | Arthur Konrad | News | Five Wheatonites To Attend League Meet in Boston |
February 21, 1934 | Kenneth Masteller | Information | Foundations of Life Is Topic for College C.E |
February 21, 1934 | A.W.Tozer | Information | Glee Club to Sing Two Chicago concerts, Feb 25 |
February 21, 1934 | Eight Students Receive 95 Averages; seniors win class Honars | News | 102 Receive High Grade Distinction |
February 21, 1934 | Olivet College Debating Team | Information | Olivet Debate Squad To Oppose Wheaton |
February 21, 1934 | Earl R. Buell | Article | Start Writing Your Short-Story Now |
February 21, 1934 | North Central Game | Article | Students Should Receive True values. |
February 21, 1934 | Valentines Day | Literature | THE GAYGARGOYLE |
February 21, 1934 | Father Forgive them- Luke 23:34 | Article | Words of Christ on Cross Hold Two-Fold Significance |
February 21, 1934 | LOVE SERENE | Literature | HELICON |
February 21, 1934 | Men of Visions | Article | Society Folk Await Washington Banquet |
February 21, 1934 | Martha Brobeck | Information | Four Women Request Bow Membership |
February 21, 1934 | Dr.Elsie Storrs Dow | News | Dr. Dow Entertains At Valentine Dinner |
February 21, 1934 | Emily Post | News | Helping Along |
February 21, 1934 | Helen Grabner | News | Helen Grabner Receives Scholarship |
February 21, 1934 | Frances McCaw | News | 'Hearts' is Theme of Valentine Party |
February 21, 1934 | Rev. Morgan Williams | News | Mallis Takes Rood's Place at C. E. Rally; Williams Gives Talks |
February 21, 1934 | Dr. Elsie Storrs Dow | News | Dr. Dow Speaks in Glen Ellyn |
February 21, 1934 | College Chapel | Information | Short-Story Contest Apr. 20 |
February 21, 1934 | Mary Hosler | News | Publicity Service Sponsors Program at West Chicago |
February 21, 1934 | President of Fundamentalist Association Thinks Youth will Respond to Appeal | News | Rood Says Young People Tend to Go to Extremes |
February 21, 1934 | Dr. Taylor | News | Wheaton Sigma Pi Sigma Issues Annual Scientific Publication |
February 21, 1934 | Kalamazoo College | News | Greenville Debate Squad to Appear in Fischer Chapel |
February 21, 1934 | Make-up Editor Takes Frequent Trips; Decides Typography, Location of Stories, Cuts | News | Managing Editors has Varied Jobs |
February 21, 1934 | Dorothy Hoogenboom | News | Women's League Announces New Meeting Schedule |
February 21, 1934 | Mary Worsham | News | "warwhoops," Orient Provide Academy Literary Themes |
February 21, 1934 | Stan Olson | News | S.D.S. Plans to Send Out 10,000 Books |
February 21, 1934 | Sam Orvis | Sports | Crusaders to Engage in Two Games, Tomorrow, Saturday |
February 21, 1934 | Coach Johnny Player | Sports | Matmen to Meet Armour Tonight on Wheaton Mats |
February 21, 1934 | North Central | Sports | Mat Squads to Compete in Tourney |
February 21, 1934 | Dr. Paul M. Wright | Sports | College Faculty Deadlocks High School Teachers |
February 21, 1934 | North Central's Hoopsters Lead at Half, 20-10 | Sports | Crusaders Down Cardinals, 42-38, in Overtime Fracas; Trail During Whole Game |
February 21, 1934 | Earl Lindberg | Information | Hoop'n Mat |
February 21, 1934 | The American College of Physical Education | Sports | City Five Loses by 42-33 Score to Crusader Quintet |
February 21, 1934 | The Boot and Saddle Club | Sports | Men Riders Plan to Buy Uniforms |
February 21, 1934 | Ben Coleman | Sports | Ben Coleman to Announce at Gym show |
February 21, 1934 | Miss Lillian Laven | Sports | Miss Laven to Show Slides, Tell Leagues about Work, Feb. 26 |
February 21, 1934 | The North Central Jayvees | Sports | Naperville Second String Trounces Orange Five, 21-19 |
February 21, 1934 | Del Jorgensen | Sports | Delburt Jorgensen Says Wrestling is of Great Benefit |
February 21, 1934 | Alvon Wonnacott | Sports | Academy Five Loses Fast Game to North Park |
February 28, 1934 | Needy Collegians Gain Help Through Repairing, Jobs In Dining Hall | News | 65 Students Seek Work Through Aid |
February 28, 1934 | Piano Recital | Music | Allerton Hotel Musicians To Play in Piano Recital |
February 28, 1934 | Music Box | Music | Members of Music Box Elect Officers |
February 28, 1934 | First League Debate | News | Shurtleff to Come For First League Debate, March 8 |
February 28, 1934 | Biola Quartette | Music | Quartette to Lead Chapel Tomorrow; Class of '34, Friday |
February 28, 1934 | Student Supply Store | News | College Decides on Supply Store as Union's New Name |
February 28, 1934 | Third Annual Gymnasium Exhibit | News | Evans Selects Six Students to Sing At Gym Exhibit |
February 28, 1934 | The College Band | Music | Band to Present Concert, March 16 |
February 28, 1934 | A Great Event | News | Lost, Found Articles To Go on Block as Result of "Honesty" |
February 28, 1934 | Efficiency Survey Group Sees Various Campus Buildings In Inspection, Feb. 22 | News | Committee Views Units Of College |
February 28, 1934 | College Dining Hall Workers' Roller-Skating Party | Short Comment | Workers in Dining Hall To Hold Party at Elgin |
February 28, 1934 | The Challenge of Change | Article | Changing World Brings Challenge to Students |
February 28, 1934 | Humor | Column | The Gay Gargoyle |
February 28, 1934 | Student Opinion | Column | The Student O.P.I.N.E.S |
February 28, 1934 | "This Day Shalt Thou Be With Me in Paradise" | Article | Faith Alone Assures One Of Eternity in Paradise |
February 28, 1934 | "The Fifth Symphony" | Literature | H.E.L.I.C.O.N |
February 28, 1934 | Literature Societies | Literature | Revolts, Music Mark Society Themes Range |
February 28, 1934 | Personal Events | Information | Personals |
February 28, 1934 | Mr. Peter Stam, Jr. | News | Scribes to Attend Dinner, March 31; P. Stam to Speak |
February 28, 1934 | Through the Years | Column | In Ye Goode Olde Dayes |
February 28, 1934 | Classes to Convene Today; Debate Team to Meet Chicago Y.M.C.A. | News | Academy to Play Harris Hoop Squad |
February 28, 1934 | Illinois Normal, DeKalb, Elmhurst, Wesleyan to Compete | Sports | "Little Nineteen" Matmen To Vie for Championship |
February 28, 1934 | Wheaton's Wrestling Team | Sports | Wrestlers Defeat DeKalb Grapplers, 33-0, Friday |
February 28, 1934 | Elmhurst vs. Wheaton | Sports | Elmhurst Five Defeats Crusaders, 39-36, Feb. 20 |
February 28, 1934 | Sam Orvis, '32 | Sports | Sam Orvis' Team Succumbs, 49-23, To Orange Five |
February 28, 1934 | Men's Intramural Basketball Tournament | Sports | Jayvees Trim Pirates, 29-16; Stop Boosters |
February 28, 1934 | Varsity News | Sports | Hoop 'n Mat |
February 28, 1934 | Record Basketball Team To Meet Faculty Team | Sports | Spirit Runs High As Scribes, Profs Prepare for Tilt |
February 28, 1934 | Orange and Blue Team | Sports | Crusader Matmen Down Armour by 28-6 Count |
February 28, 1934 | Poem | Literature | The Tie That Blinds |
February 28, 1934 | "Little Nineteen" Champions Defeat North Central in Former Meet | Sports | Redbirds to Tangle with Mat Squad |
March 7, 1934 | Elisabeth green | Music | Music Club to Present Entertainers |
March 7, 1934 | American Legio | News | Legio To Present Medals, March 17 |
March 7, 1934 | Lake Forest | Literature | Foresters, Augustana To Debate Wheaton |
March 7, 1934 | Stratton Shufelt, | News | Quintet to Lead Rockford Services Saturday, Sunday |
March 7, 1934 | Rosary College | Literature | Debate Card Lists Three Contestants |
March 7, 1934 | Leonard Smith | Music | Orchestra, Instrumental Solos to Feature Show |
March 7, 1934 | Chicago Union Of Student volunteers | news | Volunteers To hold Discussion on Name |
March 7, 1934 | "Romance Of Rayon" | News | Biology Classes To view Pictures Reels, March 12, 13 |
March 7, 1934 | National Convention of the League of Evangelical Students | News | Convention Delegates to Speak to League |
March 7, 1934 | Harold Bachman | Music | Band Director |
March 7, 1934 | The Wheaton Record | News | Record to Present Two Free tickets To Campus Concerts |
March 7, 1934 | St. Patrick's Day | News | Oratical Association Hold Lunceon, March 17 |
March 7, 1934 | Annual Spring Concert | music | Band Plans Concert for Next Week |
March 7, 1934 | Coach Edward A. Coray | Sports | Council Approves Athletic Managers |
March 7, 1934 | The Wheaton Record | Column | Annual game Strengthens Student, Faculty Relation |
March 7, 1934 | The Wheaton Record | Column | Congratulations, Wrestlers, That Was Great Work |