SELECT 'WHY HARRY' FOR '25 PHILO SHOW; THURSTON MANAGER Social Comedy by Jesse Lynch Williams to Be Staged—Won Pulitzer Prize in 1917. WILL GIVE PRODUCTION IN MCMILLIN THEATRE To Present Play on Evenings of April 25, 27 and 28— Is Break From Tradition. "Why Marry," a social high comedy by Jesse Lynch Williams, will be this year's dramatic production, the Philolexian Literary Society announces. The? annual play is to be staged in the McMillin Aca3emlc Theatre on. the nights of Saturday, April 25, Monday, April 27, and Tuesday, April 28. Phillip B. Thurston '27 has been appointed managei. The choice of a modern comedy for the production marks a distinct break from the Philo tradition of producing drama of the Shakespearean / era. Feeling that the underly-. ing motives and human emotions expressed in the plays of the Victorian age or any period in history are the same…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1924-12-15 →

NAME NOBES EDITOR OF 1925 BLUE BOOK 'Spectator' Managing Board Chooses Birkhahn and Hubbell for Staff Positions. Clifford E. Nobes '27 was elected editor-in-chief of the 1925-26 Blue Book by the managing board of Spectator at a recent meeting, Hugh J. Kelly '26, editor of the daily, arinounced yesterday. At the same time it was announced that Bertram H. Birkhahn '26 will act as business manager while Booth Hubbell '27 has been chosen as assistant editor. Samuel Murray "28 and David Millar '2B will assist on the editorial side of the publication while George Marshall '26 and Raphael Kalvin '27 have been elected assistant business managers. Routine work on the book will be taken care of by members of the Spectator staff. Nobes has been actively connected with Spectator since his Freshman year, having served both on the associate news and the news board. He has served on several cla'ss…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1925-05-01 →

S. B. ELECTION BEGINS AT 9 THIS MORNING Polls Will Be Open Until 5 P.M. Today, Tomorrow and Friday. TO ELECT TWO JUNIORS Undergraduates Will Choose From Nine '27 Men Nominated for Student Board. Polls open at 9 o'clock this morning for the election of two Juniors to Student Board from the list of nine who were nominated last week. Voting will continue until 5 P. M. today and at the same hours tomorrow and Friday in the lobby of East Hall. C. Vincent Breiner, Charles K. Bullard, Arthur E. Farmer, George F. French, John T. Lorch, Harold F. McGuire, Clifford E. Nobes, S. Pelham Thayer and E.'Fred Uhrbrock, have been named to fill the two Junior posts on Student Board. The men chosen at this election will be present as non-voting members at the remainder of the meetings of the body for the semester. Registration Unnecessary. There was no registration for the election and to be…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1926-02-23 →

VOTING TO CONTINUE FOR STUDENT BOARD Polls Will Be Open From 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Today and Tomorrow. Voting continues today and tomorrow from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. for the two Juniors to fill posts on Student Board. All undergraduates who have paid their class dues are eligible to vote. The poll for yesterday, the opening day of the election, was very light. A member of Student Board will be stationed at the voting place in the lobby of East Hall during the hours when the polls are open. Those who wish to vote are requested to show their class dues receipt and sign the register. Dues may be paid at the polls. i Will Announce Results at Prom. The results of the election will be first announced at the Junior Prom on Friday night. They will appear in Spectator next Monday morning. The two Juniors elected are to become non-voting members of the present Student Board. C. Vincent Breiner,…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1926-02-24 →

LORCH AND NOBES ARE ELECTED TO POSITIONS ON STUDENT BOARD VOTE IS LIGHTEST IN YEARS Basketball Player Gains One of Two Posts on Undergraduate Body With 147 Votes. POLL FOR SECOND MAN SHOWS CLOSE CONTEST 'Spectator' News Board Member Wins With 80 Ballots to 59 for Nearest Rival. Winning over seven other classmates. John T. Lorch '27, of Cornwall, N. Y., and Clifford E. Nobes '27, of New York City, were elected by 247 undergraduates to fill the two Junior posts on Student Board as a result of the poll held last Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, it was announced during the Junior Prom at the Hotel Ritz Carlton last Friday night by Robert W. Rowen '26, chairman of the undergraduate governing body. Lorch received by far the greatest number of votes, gaining 147 to 80 for Nobes, the other '27 man elected. Third place went to Charles K. Bullard who had a total of 59 ballots. The other…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1926-03-01 →

CLIFFORD E. NOBES IS ELECTED EDITOR-IN-CHIEF OF 'SPECTATOR' SHIFTS AFFECT ALL BOARDS William E. Petersen to Be Business Manager of Campus Daily. GEORGE T. SCRIBA IS NEW MANAGING EDITOR Untermeyer Is Advertising Manager—Thurston Assistant Managing Editor. Clifford E. Nobes '27, of New York City, was unanimously elected editor-in-chief of Spectator at a meeting of the Managing Board held yesterday. William E. Peterson '27, of Brooklyn, N. Y., was chosen business manager of the daily. As a result of the elections the following men will complete the 19261927 Managing Board: George T. Scriba '27, of Garden City, Long Island, managing editor; Dewitt E. Untermeyer '27, of New York City, advertising manager and Phillip B. Thurston '27, of New York City, assistant managing editor. Nobes Edited Yearbook. The newly elected members of the Managing Board have been active in class and…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1926-03-31 →

THURSTON ELECTED PRESIDENT OF PHILO Succeeds Roberts - Barzun, Hopkins and Schnitzer Fill Other Posts. Philip B. Thurston '27 of New Y<)rk City was 1 elected president of Philolexian Society at a recent meeting of that organization, it wa§ announced yesterday. At the same time Jacques M. Barzun '27 was chosen vice-president, Cecil M. Hopkins '27 was named as secretary, and Robert C. Schnitzer '27 was elected treasurer. The Annual Banquet of the society will be held on Friday. This will be the last meeting of the year and will be the occasion of the signing of the historic Philo scroll. Officers Active on Campus The new offiecrs have been active in various extra-fcurrieular activties during their three years on the Campus. Thurston has served Spectator for three years and is at present assistant managing editor of Varsity, has been manager of the Philo Show for two and a half…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1926-05-12 →

ANNUAL ELECTIONS FOR STUDENT BOARD TO OPEN TOMORROW Student Board Decides To Shorten Voting Period to Thursday and Friday. ANNOUNCE CANDIDATES FOR TWO SENIOR GIFTS Faculty Selects Students To Compete For Alumni and Brainard Prizes. Ferris Booth '24, Chairman of Student Board, announced yesterday chat the period for the annual elections will be shortened to two days, tomorrow and Friday of this week. The change has been necessitated by the difficulty in completing arrangements. Twelve positions are to be filled jn Student Board, King's Crown Board of Governors, and the University Committee on Athletics, while sixteen undergraduates are to be seated as class officers. The following students are competing for Student Board: Frank T. \nderson, Frederick v. P. Bryan, Howard N. Dockerill, John Donaldson, Joseph C. Gephart, Joseph H. jleason, James Myers, Milton MonndBenjamin P. Roosa,…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1924-04-23 →

VOTING STARTS TODAY IN ANNUAL ELECTIONS Balloting Takes Place Today and Tomorrow in East Hall Lobby. STATE S. B. REGULATION Booth Cites Rule that Voters Must Indicate Six Preferences for Student Board. Five members of the Junior Class will be elected to Student Board four to the King's Crown Board oi Governors, and three to the University Committee on Athletics, in the annual elections which open at 9 A. M today in East Hall lobby. A representative of Student Board will be in attendance at the polls today until five o'clock and tomorrow from t A. M. to 5 P. M., when the elections close . In balloting for Student Board contestants, each voter must indicate six choices, according to the Constitution of Student Board. All slips not complying with this requirement will be discarded, according to Ferris Booth '24, chairman. Booth further stated that positively no undergraduates will…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1924-04-24 →

'Spectator' Publishes Records of Men Running for Office in Ballot Today CLASS OF 1926 PERMANENT OFFICERS For President: Gus A. Jaeger Robert W. Rowen For Vice-President: Edward M. Bratter Joseph C. Kracht Russell W. Lynch J. Rodney Roach Roderick V. Wiley For Secretary: C. Otis Rawalt For Treasurer: Augustus P. Knatz Samuel W. Lambeth, Jr. CLASS OF 1926 PRIZE OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Edward M. Bratter Hugh J. Kelly Charles H. Mueller EDWARD SUTLIFF MEMORIAL PRIZE Allan F. Maybee Robert W. Rowen Ferdinand E. Zegri CHARLES M. ROLKER, Jr. PRIZE Name one man CLASS OF 1927 For President: George A. Roegner John W. Wioefle For Vice-President: Bruce M. Hogg Edward v. K. Jaycox J. Brommer Montignani For Secretary: Gordon S. Ferris T. Embury Jones William E. Petersen For Treasurer: Nelson E. Doert Edward P. Greene DeWitt E. tfntermeyer HARTLEY HALL SCHOLARSHIP ROOM John T. Lorch Harold F.…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1926-04-26 →

'Spectator' Publishes Records of Men Running for Office in Ballot Today STUDENT BOARD i (6 to be elected) ARTHUR ROOSEVELT BOWLES Fraternity: Alpha Sigma Phi Societies: Philolexian, Kief Klub Insignia: King's Crown, second grade. Activities: Varsity Literary Board (1), (2), (3); Glee Club (2), Varsity Show (2), Columbian (2), (3); Asst. Editor (3), Editor-in-chief for 1927; Philolexian Show Staff (2), (3), Class Historian (3). , CHARLES KEITH BULLARD Fraternity: Phi Delta Theta Societies: Crewsters, Nacoms Insignia: 1927, King's Crown, second grade. Activities: Assistant Manager of Crew (3), Circulation Manager of Jester (3), Business Board of Jester (1), (2), (3), Vice-president of Class (3), Fencing team (1). JOSEPH WILLIAM STEVENS DAVIS Fraternity: Alpha Delta Phi Societies: Van Am Club, Black Avengers, Crewsters. Insignia: C (crossed oars), jCv, 1927. Activities: Varsity Crew (2),…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1926-04-27 →

List of Candidates for Class Offices, King's Crown and A. A. Committee CLASS OF 1926, Permanent Officers—For President: Gus A. Jaeger and Robert W. Rowen; for Vice-Pres-ident: Edward M. Bratter, Joseph C. Kracht, Russell W. Lynch, J. Rodney Roach and Roderick Y. Wiley; for Secretary: C. Otis Rawalt; for Treasurer: Augustus P. Knatz and Samuel W. Lambeth, Jr. CLASS OF 1926, Prize of the Alumni Association Edward M. Bratter, Hugh J. Kelly and Charles H. Mueller. Edward Sutliff Memorial Prize — Allan H. Maybee, Robert W. Rowen and Ferdinand E. Zegri. Charles M. Rolker, Jr. Prize— Name one man. CLASS OF 1927—F0r President: George A. Roeger and John W. Woefle; for Vice-President: Bruce M. Hogg, Edward V. K. Jaycox and J. Brommer Montignani; for Secretary: Gordon S. Ferris, T. Embury Jones and William E. Petersen; for Treasurer: Nelson E. Doerr; Edward P. Greene and…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1926-04-28 →

Spectator' Publishes Records of Men Running for Student Board Offices, King's Crown , A. A. Committee and List of Candidates for Class Offices STUDENT BOARD (6 to be voted for, 5 to be elected) ARTHUR ROOSEVELT BOWLES Fraternity: Alpha Sigma Phi Societies: Philolexian, Kief Klub Insignia: King's Crown, second grade. Activities: Varsity Literary Board (1), (2), (3); Glee Club (2), Varsity Show (2). Columbian (2), (3); Asst. Editor (3), Editor-in-chief for 1927; Philolexian Show Staff (2), (3), Class Historian (3). CHARLES KEITH BULLARD Fraternity: Phi Delta Theta Societies: Crewsters, Nacoms Insignia: 1927, King's Crown, second grade. „ _ Activities: Assistant Manager of Crew (3), Circulation Manager of Jester (3), Business Board of Jester (1), (2), (3), Vice-president of Class (3), Fencing team (1). JOSEPH WILLIAM STEVENS DAVIS Fraternity: Alpha Delta Phi Societies: Van Am Club, Black…

Columbia Daily Spectator, 1926-04-29 →

Named in Samplings and Chronicles (Barzun, 1927) at the referenced leaf.

The Rev. Clifford E. Nobes · Confidence: CERTAIN

The Rev. Clifford E. Nobes · Confidence: CERTAIN

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Clifford E. Nobes · Confidence: CERTAIN

Clifford E. Nobes · Confidence: CERTAIN