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1 83 granted diplomas from college yesterday; March class larger than fall graduation Roster of graduates.
2 Sunday vesper service The Reverend Norman B. Henderson will speak.
3 French pianist, Maurice Dumesnil, to give recitals; soloist is also athlete and served in war; famous composer now making third American tour Performer profile.
4 Cecilians to give concert in Cedar Rapids, soloists and dancers will intersperse program A portion of the program may be broadcast on the radio.
5 Y. W. elect officers List of officers.
6 Mrs. Preston gives talk in chapel Spoke on rural education.
7 Miss Gladys Lynch in senior recital Performance program.
8 Miss Reding, pianist, gives excellent recital; assisted by Mrs. Schmidt Performance program.
9 Foreign students conference International students, who are studying in Iowa, met in Cedar Rapids.
10 Dramatic classes presented plays Under supervision of Professors Martin and Strayer.
11 Annual dramatic contest will be held Friday Roster of students selected to perform.
12 The College Eye staff for the year 1924--25 Dwight James will be editor-in-chief; Peg Fullerton will be local editor; Edwin Brockman also elected; photo.
13 Teachers College loses in triangular debate; debaters lose decision to Cornell and Nebraska; Cornell wins first and Nebraska places second Review of the competition.
14 Senior Class elects officers Roster of officers.
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15 Training School Recounts high school basketball season.
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16 Should T. C. matmen get letters? Questions why wrestlers are not eligible for athletic letters.
17 Jackie Coogan as prince in "Long Live the King"; first picture under $1,500,000 contract promises to be lavish production Review of the movie "Long Live the King".
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18 Editorially speaking; several words about--debate Even though the debate teams lost, they performed well.
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19 T. C. Society News from student organizations.
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20 Alpha Chis and Xanhos tie for championship; Alpha Chis trample Xanhos; Hobos finish third in Student Council trophy race; Aristos and Philos forfeit End-of-the-season intramural standings.
21 T. C. tracksters heed the call of Spring; cinder diggers start wearing off carpet in gym; Bender should have a winning crew Many returning players promises a winning season.
22 Baseballers start tossing pill; pitchers start loosening old soup bone
23 Tutors finish 3rd in conference; Parsons and Simpson cross tape a little ahead of T. C.; "Perry" leads in scoring T. C. had 600 points compared to Parsons, 833, and Simpson, 750.
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24 Night classes finish basketball tournament; squad coached by Garramoni wins first honors Tuesday and Thursday crew won over Monday and Wednesday crew, 26-22.
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25 Miss Jessie McCleery Was a guest in Bartlett Hall.
26 The seniors many not have known 'Pig party' was held for seniors.
27 Miss Helen Felton Had an operation at Sartori.
28 Miss Bernice Slifsgard Visited Cedar Falls.
29 Miss Florence Boulman Visited Dorrell Hall.
30 Mr. and Mrs. Harper Visited their daughter.
31 What is a 'pig party?' Party was held last night.
32 Miss Maurine Camery Entertained her sister.
33 Miss Edith James Spent the weekend with Lena McGinnis.
34 Mrs. Macy Campbell Has been helping in the rural department.
35 Plans are being made Play Days will be taking place.
36 Let us all turn out Women's debate team should be supported.
37 Prof. Short and Prof. Homan Judged a debate in Independence.
38 Miss Hazel Wimer Was burned while cooking.
39 Miss Louise Adler Spoke at the Women's Club in Fonda.
40 The Cecilian Glee Club Is preparing for the spring concert tour.
41 Miss Merle Hardy Went to Independence over the weekend.
42 Miss Marjorie White Has missed school due to family illness.
43 The debaters Debaters from Nebraska stayed at the Lambda Gamma Nu house.
44 Miss Vivian Partington Is back at home in Cedar Falls.
45 March graduate is honored Mildred Hollis holds party for her sister Dorothy.
46 Junior class elects officers Roster of officers.
47 Mr. Emil Punke Returned home after the death of his father.